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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04
Arrived.

Bsrh wirdsrirl Isn Li,bmann Helt urr 4? lsy. nt.e
and ~ pass TO T. Sloman Eeso Aug a. At - lou. - To-
sec nd di.i I,nian, No sS7 AUG ~ lat a. s. Ion 90 ~
several large ieshrrs.. Aus 20 lat 81 % lon % ~ 'i
nailed .hp Lila kahed. from LyeIPeol tosnd W. " day
B.fk Ninons (gved WulG 0ottenbure IS dayy iron and
q paS- TO nAs.r Aug a. LAT a. Ion. ~ 10. spoke BAH
Thrbc, r fou Japsica for London, and took from the
captain mate aud steward OF sip b. X Siaa .ouHde~d e"
Bar. Meteor Dr. Of Sunderland s.eet, Csriif July y
coal 20 kunhasd Go. Aus ~, la. -. lon "a -. spoke
steamship Columbus bound =:
BIZ Phantom Cof 81 John'. ~ n Campbell, Glsee Ray
C. H. IL days. coal 10 Geo T. iiecy Auss - lad severe
sa. frou. y W. In which sp ofeii and Tote man opsais
SEPT lat 20 A. lon ~ 10. orig samual Lindsay To-
Bo.toi from disco Bay Tor Philadelphia y days o-t with
Of sails boat, oTtoP gasn'nss' Ae Had been In the
gale Of ia. I'D
Prr Rnrd ,swed Jacobson Liverpool 50 days salt 10
Funch N-inck- W-rd. Aug o lsi. ~ 49, Ion ~ ~ en-
counsIcd Lus.cac OI 5. L. " W. y. W., Which lasted
/. hours.
Bns Enterprise (of Loudonderyl johnson Newport u
DAYS ron ~ master. H.d heavy westerly weather most o
thr ranrr In a - 80 II, two larse ccOeIss
Biii tsrhavs-i tof Windor N 81 Masters, Windsor N s.
ri. T.snk oi SUNDERLAND E.tsl, Swansea S days, coz.
Bns Maseo Tco Cof wson n 81, ReSss.', Walton, N s.,
sclr CAROLINE - Ia,. Capt. Shields who was los, Oh
Ca.e cod Luce 10 DIS pA4'eT ~ Walter TomPAin' 'o'
Nondout . H., 4.
Schf BrrJ.n,in Burch Newark, iron for P.mtroie.
sohr ". L. Gem. Gotten. Boston, for EiusbrthPoft.
s,hr Ncpune Nu,.cr, tA1ateihpoft coal IL. boston
schr s l. Lnud Laud FikAbeiAPcrt. coal for Boston.
scir Harriet frer Hanton Portland Nc. days, barrels.
Steamer New.York FuK fh!sdePha nd'e' &c 10 James
Steamer Concord Norman. Philadelphia muse, to LopcF
steamer Petrol Dsvi Providence md'e lc, to Bynner
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The Late General strong.

r. III El.ior u The ~ y. Ts.5wa
Sir: In looking over your paper Of the 2ls'
inst ] Gld tie following paragraph:
Capt George c. Strong. BrgsdI'rGcnernl ~ Vol
urtcer died the 18th 81 July. leCJ Of wounds ~
c.iy.d - Morris Leland. b. c."
Ii alould have read 30th.
Also in perusing your !ist Of BrgaderGcnorais. In
Ito volunteer service. in sane paies find Ills Lam'
omitted. tie name Of Wm. X. Strong occupying hi,
place
Permit me. IN behalf Of Mr.. Strong TO noqumnt you
with these facts; Major Strong A. A. G. ofGon But
ers so received tic commission Of Brigader Genera
OF volunteers tie 10Th OF Nov. and promoted Il
full Major Gcneralship in the service under date
Of 18th Of August, ls6J.
In justice 10 brave and true officer as ever gave
liz life to his country these facts should he made known
C,aEJord Ho4ss. GRAFTON Co.. =. H.. Aug ~. 1859.
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Advices from Caracas announce the departure
from that rlaco Aug. H. ofGen Pa,, now Cor the third
time voluntary cx.o from his country seeking peace
fol retirement in tho United States. His return 10
Venezuela few years ago in Of the vessels then fit
ting out for the expedition TO Paraguay well renen
bcred. lie went In response to the urgent call of
deputation from the Venezuelan Government at riuch
sacrifice Of personal feeling. but In obedience to the
claims OF patriotism. II became necessary FOR him to
assume the powers OF Dictatorship" but the coun-
try enjoyed only measure Of repose. The strife con-
.nred. however. with bu. little ygor, and only few
weeks ago tic contending factions finally united In the
treaty Of Coohe. Gen. Falcon having received the
nomination a. Provisional President and entered tie
Capital Gen Paez returns 10 these ehores 10 find that
repose In the evening OF life which Is denied him in his
own country lie is accompanied by Gems Garedo,
Garcia and tho Latter bearer Of dispatches 10
Warrington.
Samuel Potter Of South Kingston, Il. l., O
colored mon who was enrolled In two towns and drafted
Ia BOTH was accepted IN one town and has procured
substitute for the other lie has bes!des enlisted within
week twenty men for tie colorcd battalion. sho GOT
the 500 bounty. Of which hc vas deprived.
A man named Reuben Flanagan. who had
been drafted In the town Of Oswcgo hung himself
because be didn't want TO 60 soldering Tic CoroueI
was sent foI and the Jury returned syerdie Of s1
empt."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04
The Turf.
TBo1-rrso on TIE FASHION ooUlE-oHxAr MATCH
1rrwEEx crs. BrIIIR AsD LOBr. riILIsGHAk.
- a.. ..,;.. Of

rpo1-rrsn on TIE FASHION CoUl1E-0HxAT MATCH
J,rwEEx crs BrTiIR AsD LOBf fIILIsGHAk.
On "Wednesday tie lrst OF the series Of
msiohcs between tie above tpo celebrated troitsrs
for a. 90 e.oh match Of the fashion Course
l. L. a. tie presence Of about two thousand spectators
eomfrlsing largo number of.Adies.
During The Sumner o. last year. Robert FiIlnsham.
after having defeated the famous New England stallion.
Fihsn Allen, YVES matched against tie b.hci gcdins.
Gen. Butler, WHO WA thea acquiring high reputation
for ,pscd BY lis performances the turf The oondi
tous Of this aoh vefe for the gedlng TO under sAd
DE ard the stallion 20 harness. md M viii he rcmern'
bercd terminated IN the defeat Of fJnghsm, " the
cons crnntlon 81 h.i numerous backcra
Since shat time they have never ret together until
,one three weeks ago when they uo,ted against each
oler for purse Of g. o0 mile heats. In harness. Oh tho
Fraullin Park Course. Boston. On tits occrion III
lnri an proved tho victor Winning three out u the four
heats trottcd.
The owner Of Gen. Eutlcr was not satisfed at this
r,s,lL 40 LIE expressed bis confidence that when In
proper condition his could beat the brown stallion
ana offered 20 ske three matches for d 900 aside each
mitch one at mile heats best three IN FIVE. fnghmn
10 harness and Butler under saddle tho second at tie
same distance 10 wagons and the third twonile heats
Butler in harness and nrham either In harness or 10
wngon no he pleases. Flllnghsms owner promptly 40
copied these terms and the st Of the matches came Oh
yesterday.
The betting for the previous day or two was 600 TO
en- on Filinghnm. Ms il wm rumorcd Siat Euuer was
"rlOt OF work" and not In proper condition 'or Ihe
CONTEXT These odds became larger on the day OF 'he
ruce 100 10 so being currently offered. Boforo the
start boweyor w COON os Tlngham was seen. ana
pronounced not Up to the mnrk the betting became
even and very heavy in amount although the owner VI
Butler did not back his horse with his usual spirit
Neither Of the horses was ft to trot Tor suoh STAKE
and although the truck was in enc condition, the time
made WAS far from being 30 fast % was an'cph'eu'
Butter won the frht heat BY two lengths In V2'f 'nc
second by four lengths IN 29s and the third hc" W
double that distance In 22 The last hnlf mile OF INC
third heat WINS trotted by the winner In iiio' p"'
Mace was In tho saddle and piocd Batter to neiof!'
while Hiram Woodruff handled the ribands over VIC
defeated brown stallion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04
SoMrrHrsC GREEN, In the Ohio River, Ia

SOMrrHrsG GREEN, in the Ohio River, has
given rise to alarm among those who use the water
daily proves to be mainly aspccos OF aquatic vose
taton or living growing vegetable at or near the sur
face Of the watcI-snpie tutnlar ointed wa.erwells
each too minute to be detected b. the naked eye. Dr.
f. S. Crosier says:
Il find the green semi ia due entirely 10 Tire pres
ence Of inmeasc Quantities Of confervoid oss (ho"o
ehaeee) With the imperfect facilities at ltnd Tor deter
mining the exact species Of this cODfervoid supposed
IL TO be ,rekor,as rscp.s evaitos The specimens also
contained some interesting infsoria nnmnlcnles most
Of which, however. have previously met with ID the
neghboring springs and marshes rs mdrielIaced r0L
vocinae, desmid.ae &c. There Is nothing unusual,
think about this aquatic vegetation but its abundance
Same peculiar state Of tho atmosphere or the water
doubtless, fayors its production"
We think the trouble will come when this vegetation
decays % II win then produce unpleasant odor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04
CITY ITEMS.

CRICKgr-ST. GEORGES OF NEw.YOnK vs.
WILLOW CLUB OF BRooKLyN.-0n Wednesday the re-
urn match between the crack elevens Of these Clubs
commenced ON the ST. Georges ground at lioboken
The day was very favorable for cricket the tenpers-
srre being mild and agreeable. The Willow Club had
heir innings first, scoring total Of So OF which
Pearce Hammond, Torrance, and Lindsay contributed
H. - Is and 10 respectively being the only double
figures made.
The ST. Georges followed snit, and made the hand
sore score Of i66--Ghbs II. Wright, ana Mum!ord ce-
Ing the leading contributors. The prospects Of
for The Brooklyn players was nov gloomy. but nothing
dsuutod they sent in Hudson and G. Draper tAe latter
M accomplished Boston criohe.cr, and member Of the
Willow, and when the time for drawing the stumps
had arrived these two had scored between them - and
mot on, Draper making by really brilliant oricke.
eli round, IL. The following is the score of tie iIst
Innings
cambridge H. Wight. S'rachan =. Gibtes......
eLan b. Globes. Draper not out:....;,..
peaco G. Wa.keI b. Wright - WagGaw c Nalcrb O!boes
Hammond b. Gibhes..... rs Byes ............''...
Snap b. Ii. Nnsht....... ..
TCTa.ce u Tota...'..''''.'''''' "
ST GEORGES
Wsnerc Hudson b. Peace. LarE b. ". \ Hammond
for I.Yd..v % IL, Il Kendall run ont II
ii richt l.. lrace..... - Mninio!d D. liaiin"d.. "a
Cihbcs ruu out............ 81 Gordon not oa: III
Todd G Lindsay b. Pearce.. bycsS, leg byes2 Wides .
Robinson G. pestee Ham. IL, 10 balb l.......... 70
u,opd. ..................
8, Wrght D. PeAce...... TorAI....'........... ITO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04
CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
BORT or NEw-YoRK.. ,
Cleared.

s,ssnship-- Nor,hts,sr jones Aspirwan. D; y. Alien.
Bnk-Reindeer Wellington. Barbados, IL. TIewbEidte
Sons 49, ,,,
Brs-Amron (prI Bum, 81 Johns, ~ r.. r. Dinwiddie
AnfosiuTa fBr Fuller. lsalE. Joha u. DALI Abe4ae
(BrD Nelson, ST Johns n. b. H. J. &. 4. DowoL
schOoners-Al'is, Br.en.s Melville. \. - Maryland
ton u. l.. Hsiohi Panama keAu, Aocomsc, he.eoa
Parker, Rover bryan. HsliiAI. b. h. ogLi &C. Mary
Ad-ne Allen Chlneosessus A. iaveDs; Granite state,
Habit Boston, &. ". Lewis CO. r. II. Abbot Lsw.oE
Ws,hins,on, Van Brrni slosht; Henry cu.;e. Albro
Go; Edw.rd Slod- DrAie. Washington Van Brnnt
siasht iadus Orb Keller Nassau }. knsas H. Cunning
ham. NhysId. Washington, -. .
steanss-MAthA SWAMI Chance Baltimore, Wna Dsreil
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STRANGE Aocrppyr.-Tarpet firing has re

STRANGE AocIDHsT.-Target firing has re-
Gently been daily practced at Fort Constitution. and.
on Friday last berrying party when about to return
from IN island below Newcastle, n H., entered their
boat for that purpose Just ct that moment the boat
was struck by ball and shivered to atoms One
Of the number, boy about IL years Of age son Of
VIM Trefethen IT,. Of Newcastle instantly killed
brother about years Of age. was seriously injured
In the head possibly by splinter Of the boat. Two
other boys were slightly injured II Is explained that
tho boot and party not seer from the Tort and also
that the shot took IN unexpected course.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04
DESTRUCTIVE FrRE-Losss 49,, 900. -wednes-

Destructive FIRE-Loss So, 0OO.-Wednes-
day morning about O'Clock. tire was discovered IN
the agricultural implement factory Of Frederick Nisn
WITH Nos l2l 1856 and Us First street, brooklyn, h.
D. which vac entirely DESTROYED. The building was
6i9S ard Our stories In hight Tho oss 70 Mr. Nish,
wits Ia g. 100 building. $1,000 on machinery and
o. COO on stock lie had insurance OF 81 200 upon the
machinery. Tho third story was occupied by turner
Mr.. Hugo HoTr. whoSe loss is $50 Henry \. Lewis
foor i1s,. ebout sio 600 upon which he had an sur
anoe {. g.. ~ The total loss soots up $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04

4 WAENIEG TO COrPgRHEAD5.-We Learn
from TIC ProVosi.MArsAals that street construction
vii be placed upon the follow lag section q. Ito Con
scTipiioa Act:
SEC u.s. h,d b. rs,fi,, sna>a TIA, any pe''on shtl
ro any Graf Of tI0ed unceT s act Hio tie '1r' .
o. lted Si.es sa counsel or cd sHy 'on 20 fe'.
any such df .hsI GssnLoI oDsici Any oc0 ~ st "a
theIeioi shall eou8,c sGy to assault OF ohtnel az
tuch officer sha oOupel esitrd not TO sPpesi e.
tie place OF rendezvous vpy dlslusor ihrtn from the
pefora Of military duty uiid ~ low sucl person
i.1 subject surrray erTet by Tie FfOscft haStLA
md anal be forthwith delivered tho civil suhos and,
upon conviction thereof be punished BY tSe no; ding
lre hundytd dillon by im.soant at f<fesss-s svo
year, or by both Of sald ponliAn'en,s
Ills hold that any advice r1ven or n,ftancc ren'
dered to a conscrlpt which may lead him % or 0'ir.
him IA deserving falls within the provsions Of the law
and the offenders viii be dealt with rs section - PIE
scribes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04

INCOME TAX PAID BY ONE NEw-YORK FARM.
gRAnson c. Lindsey Of tie town ofMiddlescI, Yates
County n Y has returned $500 the net income OF
his farm Of 300 acres for tie year led2 and conse-
qrcnty pays eil9 10 income tax His gross receipts
were &C. Gl. Of which s5.il6 20 vere derived from
grain. His farm is thoroughly UNDETERMINED ard Of
couIle well Quilt rated.
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Sailed.

Sept f-stesm.hpa Golden City; Eagle, Nathaniel Banks
.hip, Hone Ellen Serrs William chamberlain Prince mpe
mai ri 81 barAs Guuca Qlspl Clara Brrm) Clio lBrcni
henes tfIreml bounding BLOW Russia tlrl Abnar brig
Mardac C1 ,nc Ia. Bertha ReinstorA lPo Sarah Flags
,eboonrrs H. 4. Wood, Caspirn
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The MARY EDsoS AND TER PASSENGERS. "A

The MARY EDSoS AXD BER PASsESGE AS
before stated i'll these columns, the bark Mary
Edson arrived at this port On Monday. with l1s
passengers brought hero al tho suggestion and at the
extense of A. T. Stewart. esq from tie district OF ms
nativity These emigrants are intelligent aid respect
able persons. majority Of them are gcasefs and o
few are labOreTs. Many N item have ali etay obtained
situstons-tho young wO'noa 20 In number Ia private
families ard the men arms and In factories In the
town OF Ieburn from which some Of the passengers
come the leading inhabitants determined TO bear part
az the expense Of tho passage 10 this country and con
tributcd Alyo 70 that object Whom Mr. Stewart wa
made aware Of this fact. he requested tie donors TO d
burse that amount 10 the suffering poor IN ne.ehbor
inc town which hsd not shared Li bounty and PERMIT
him 20 bear tho entire expense Of conveying the o
gran,s 70 this city, When merchants contributed
80 generously An aid Of tie suffering poor OF Lanea
shire Ir Stewart ravo $4,000 for that benevolent
purnose Some Of his friends In Belfast heard Of Iii
munilconcc AID wrote to lin Immediately soliciting
assistance In behalf Of the starving poor Of LIS native
dstrct That appeal induced him 10 charter the Mary
Edson and cost Of nearly $4,000 freight her witt
prov sons for Lis suffering fellow countrymen. Soor
after the vessel reached her Destination tc merchants
Of the town gave pleasant reception 70 CnPt Ncker
son her owner and commander. In thus showing thei
respect FOR the agent 81 this mission Of mercy they
manifested their appreciation Of the princey bcnevo
lcnce Of Mr. Stewart. At this reception after the usua
Iovsl onss had been duly onored the Chairman gave
The health If tho President OF tho United States !;
and Dr. Young, the American Consul, responded In
rs,riotlc speech. He was followed ny MI FOX a''
and other disnguished gentlemen al Of whom utterc'
the kindest sentiments toward America
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04
LATEB FROM NRw.ORLEANS.
The City Quiei--No Army Mevenents--
Gen. Banks In the City, Attending 10
I.ocnl AH1irs

The steamer Morning Star, Capt. A. d. Per
lins left New Orleans Aug. 81 ats q. m. crossed the
bar at $50 p. m. and arrived at this port at sp .'
Sept having experienced continued bad weather and
head winds since leaving the latitude Of Florida Aug
90 9p. m., lat eeo o. n. Ion. ESQ ~ W. exchanged
signals with steamship Evening Star bound to New
Orleans Aug 81 lat. 900 Ion. 100 3O' exchanged sig
mails with brig Dudley. bound north. Sept a. M 80
miles south OF Ahsccom passed steamers Columbia aud
Arcgo. both bound south. Tho Morning Star, among
other freight brings 100 bales cotton shipped private
account.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04

THE Wheat CROP on WiscoNSih ~ es'iha"u
by THE Bad'on Journal at ~,o0o"" VI pu'''"' "''"
sbe can fpaJe tw0.tliIds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04

DPHTHERIA--A REMEDY. GaIignan,s mes
that leo administered in email partclef is an iniaible
specific for that fatal and distressing disease, dph,he
ria 1T cites number Of instances VI is SUCCESS Wncn
other remedies utterly failed.
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)ort-tUa,0sns' No.iee.
sTArn OF NEw. YORK.

srArH OF NEW.Y
PoRr.WAkpiss' OFFICE, No. I04 Wallet
NOTICE is hereby given. in accordance with
~ section the ressel pl H. 1857 entitled An Act to
Reolganze tho WaIds Office Of the Port OF kewi orb TO
all peIsons Interested ill., having charge OF the subjec
matter Of such Inquiry examination survey that tho fol-
low ina vossels under examination by the Poit War
cns and that the said surveys Naminstions will be com
peted within ten days neat succeeding this notice board
said vessels:
Ship Liverpool No. 10 T. R.
ship NO ~ N
Brie John
Brs Dr,i Stralen. Pier No NJ r.
Brig Lotus .riefeponth
c. IL. BkAMHALL, fiesidesI
}. Ayes HIlRIHir, Secretary.
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UNITED STATES MARSHAL oPFICE-sxrr BE
n.f,id huERAr

nv 10 TUAI Ut = TT To
Irar-all BoT.and W. Is. Moses and George A.
reou I'll ealnii belong 10 the rlh arops G. A.. 20
tog,ihsr ph T. tsrsnd, O. j. Isto.ey and ,. A. Osnby,
were LA A.legboon rent 10 CT lafayette.
OATH OF ALLEGIANCE
Tie following Is d copy Of the cath Of allegiance
sduir,s;-r-d q. hey Wee, flA;
Daniel Nay soleIsuy tlsi III hesf.frs ,losares
10 The United facs 4 .sppo ~ Sustain tie Csasuton
thereof that will maintain the Ssor, soref,isn'y pas
tA.i q a. si-fo. country tonirdsfss Io~es
TIA. VII discourage ds,oulsEahce ard fressf oppose Sc
eest.ou Rebellion ard aisinc@on Of Ito Feesfs- nlon
tia, diaC aim tnd dciounoc al .h AS fellowship With tho
o. eseA C5ndsfss ar,. am ploir, Ey hluor my prop
sai ny lie h. tie safed peffonlt % his nj solemn
o.H Il es-s ~ s CsVegsE.ssi u tie Tisd s.ies Of
America iis
DANIEL NAY
rlsft
swarn n sri ssb.crel before s ia day Of Asfss
la, o. hsy Hoss, a. W ~ oAShI.R
A true cory. kOHfKT MURRAY.
" i.us.. W. J. VIA tE.s< stsiss NNskl
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
SrFT 3-Bcfrrc Commissioner STItvELI.
txttGTS. f0IDfp,s IN hrs nj

TyIIcISS foLDIEts 10 Drs,RI
Henry Meyer, MorTIs kohncrt and Henry Ian
Der we're arrested .nd brousa, b.re the CoHrDssoner,
char ed With inducing CLrsOpLes C-nE solder IN Is
u. =. service 10 dcfert
The accused held 10 ball IN the n 80 oscls
Before Couniss lA-s OsLuEs.
DI5CHAEGtp.
Uush Denison arrested Oh q charge Of passing
cosnlcr.i, - oon.s Po''A eeITosey ~.-n si,ihAiion
duly discLLIcd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04

pshed BY order of Gen. Carleton. He took the route
then move south, and 80 direct to the mines"
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HryiArrRE ALMANAC
Subtle ~. $50 Scis......... e:ss hoon-R!ses %
Hlsa wAIkK ms DAY
sandy Hook 10 II Gov IsAnd. l:i2 Hell Gse.... -
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MASTERING STATE SOLDIERS INTO TIE SER.

NUsTERivG STATE SOLDIERS INTO THB SER
vKT.-A few companies Of the I'd Regiment Organised
1t the suggestion Of Gov. Seymour, met at Jefferson
Market Oh "Wednesday evening 70 be mustered
lnfo tue service Of the STATE. There were but
few uen present and the proceedings were
exceedingly tame. Col Hal says he has enrolled
Gov mcn. Notwithstanding the Cling and drum
ming to raise this regiment the work moves slow.
b. and tins il remarkable because there are 81 many
Seymour seeking 10 GRADE the draft. The
State furnishes uniforms FOR this stay home rogi
meu; and pays al ordinary feeimen;al expenses The
Governor appoin,s the olioers but the matter
taken in hand too late in the day 10 defeat the drS
lag llis,od q, headquarters bears the words Sey-
nouI and the Union" 1t igina0y intended 70 or
game several regiments in this city but since the DRAFT
cannot be suspended by Seymour. nor the conscrips
withheld by him ron the United States service, 1t is
probable tue effort viii lie discontinued. Since thcso
regiments not designed TO fight our enemies now
IN the fed cut rather TO discourage and patriotic
r,ep from fighting it woul unqacsticnaby he waste
Of .ne ard money to proceed viii The Organization o.
LIE present basis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04

Gen. William Hays Of the Army Of the Poto'
mao cd COrps arrived In town Wednesday evening
on brief leave Of absence and 10 stopping u No. 81
Seventh street, With his family
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DATENT SEAMLESS SACK MANUFAC

i TORY fr sALE.-The Sub-cribers oaer for SALE
their PATENT hkAM LF.SS Sac r. MANDATORY,
ssng Of two Cotton NH. Of - looms. ard oil the necessary
Machinery for manufacturing teiT PaCnt Seamless Sacks.
A,o Beschery Printing Press. together with lhe entire
W ut-r row er aud Tenement !! ouse..
The Sacks are manufactured und-r Letters Patent s,ucd
Oct. 90 1875 with an improved addition thereto anexed July
1856 and smother addition thereto snnexed Mach 1851
Patent owned by the sYbscrbers srd
will he sod with the shove named Property the remaining
one third be purchased 1t ssonsbe pee
III. above valuable and desirable property situated N tho
village of Bason Spa Saratoga County. New Iork STATE,
one fourth Of mile the Depot ot tive k-'sssl1r And
Saratoga Rlos the kayedeo.ssra SFoeA, are van DO
sold a very reasonable rates.
portion OF the purchase noney remain on bond and
JAMES ~ COOK and
SAMUEL II. COOK,
Rsilssop Spa Saratoga County ~. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04
DOR SALE.-The valuable factory prOpert!

TOR SALE.-The valuable factory property
known rs tho ROCHDALE MILLS sitqnted GA the W.p.
ping River miles of the city Of Poushkpse ana ron
railroad and water connuni alton with the cry oil
Two a, with ~ feet head and fall dam lows up soou'
mile hrscas water pris.'eIe.
The Mills contain u looms pint cloths OF sh"eunss'
water and ia s 10 increase 10 os an suss
say go looms, hous- Cor 70 fnies, office, schoo house,
machine Stop large barns two buildings sc % seres
Of good laid streets set with shade trees healthy and gooe
location, and would be sold cheap
Address apply 70 j. b. FORBus, City Of shfeepds
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