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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20

cold and indifferent TO all forms Of religion The
Iaiacy OF snch reasonipgs and misetate ments The
STIR u ne East has undertaken to EXPOSE in its
las nnmher.
You Ere sware Of the fact that the people every.
where have elected Prince Alfred as the future
Kin # Greece, and although England has declared
her Iefus H. the National Assembly, now in session
viii IN O few days send delegates to England 10
make formal announcement of the national de-
cision, aud if England still persists IN her refusal
neither the offer of the Ionien Isads nor any other
rroposa win induce the Greeks 70 tun their eyes in
anober direction; bat tLey VII have either Pro-
visoual Government acting IL the name Of Priuce
Alfred, or q standing assembly TO which the Gov
ernment shall be responsible; ~ other words sort
OF Republican Government. The latter is more
probable, since EDglaDd has renewed ner promise 10
the other two great powers OF not allowing any OF
her Princes to become the King OF Greece, ana VA.
already officially notified the Government here TO
that effect.
We all feel very anxious 10 see the National
Assem- bly, formally organized, which will take place
% soon az the process OF testing the relations OF i'
members is finished and then We hope We shall have
a new Ministry, coz. opposed OF more competent
and Iopular than the present. Whatever may lie
the result Of the late Greek revolution, 1t VIII have
q direct and decisive effect on the final solution Of
the Oriental question. Would TO God that IL may
be for the furthefance of true civil and religious
liberty throughout the Eastl :,
IL Is very pleasing TO zee We chapge IN the Greek
miDd with regard TO ProieataDtIsm You are aware
low obstinate aud jealous the Greeks have been
with respect to the religion Of tho successor VI hng
Ohio, while now they offer the throne to Protest
ant Prince without any reference 10 his faith or any
condition as to his successorsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20
Arrived.

Steamer we.che,t,r. Nye, Providence mdse 10 EswVA
bynDrr. g.. r,, =, . M,
Dsl.ell -, ,,,N n, -
jan 8 msse. to Hii.ns l. GsiOn. Had s.rons ~es,ony
eaes m st Of the passage. ~ .
grg Nueyitis Haven't Wright. MsyssueI 7. r.,
On AZ. ,n.ar & lhoa. VOwner Of N-,sver " bound
HAYES. pus into this port q head win L.
IiaL Hury, Vsep Antwerp Jan. 5, and Flushing ioth,
nidic. 10 Oep. Buckley.
Brs osots Portei Aspiawal Jan. 81. hides. ne,
20 }. r. J5y.
Brig Osozimbo, Tasey, Boston DAYS old iron.
schr Anuiv Bell (of kewllsytnl, Bowdoin, Ponce F. r..
Feb T. via New Haven IL hoGIs, moassos to t. uotcbks Of
New Haven.
Sehr Anu S. saler Fsh Wsrehum days, nails to Parker
Mill Co.
schr. NJ. Rose.s, wencss. NewIIAven for Deal Island,
Md
schr. Savoy. Mayo. New.B Bedford days, In ballast.
Saar. llcen Mcleod Wiley, hew.hevea. n ballast
Schr. I1by Incy. EIza5eihport, coal .Jr Boston
schT. Ca.oine, togef New ,onaVn days IN bssit-
Scbr. Cusoia, Eldrdgc, hoEion for AexaadIia, mdse
schI. A. Middleton it.. Sipv-. rrOgd-nce ia ballast
Sloop Harvest. Corvn. Providence, nndse.
WIND-At sunset iroa +. N. r..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20
OUR SECOND VICTORY AT FORT
DONEZeON.
Brave Conduct Of Col. Harding and che
Eand Forccs--Enterestissg Letter from
The (lo,n,nn ndiu1 HRfcrr.

Tie following private letter from the officer com
handing tho land force at Fort DOneson shows how
well they maintained their position against greet
odds before the arrival Of the gunboats:
FOPT DossLsoS, Feb. 4, 1853
DEAR SIR: On the "a, while sitting down TO din
ner, messengers reported that Major-Gen Wheeler
llig-Gen. Wharton, Col. Forest, aud five Thousand
or ak Thousand men, with ten or twelve cannon,
were only two niles away, aud marcbiog on Don
eieoo. telegrephcd Col. Lowe who replied, Ia.
fain1g for further and more defpIte information,
and That be would get ready 70 relieve us. Two
Cleaners were lying at tic LANDING, but ogun5oots
We bad but six hundred men fl for duty OF the 81
liinois Cur battery Of four guns il hands Of che
Lieutenant, Capt. Woodbury. being absent. Cap..
q boat 10 kashville. Or csvsIyv bs1 hen cent.
four hours before, to reconuoitcr but Tad not re-
turned. They gere captured. except four WHO re-
turned after the fAht. I dispatched TO Col. Love,
but the operator repi.sd: Line has gone up Sent
lh:ee mounted men, viii Zach message, TO make
wide dct0uI and reach Foi, Henry. Ordered steam.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20
SHlpPayG xNTEhLIGESCE.
PORT or nEW-YORK.".,..FEb H.
C,eared.

s,e.m.hp-.Iarion johnson. Hew'ohesn' sPon0d' i'ss
ton & CO. ,, xr.,,l.,a L. F,o,hin ,hsr,
sar.,-P.r,i4 (Brl Chstwin Falmouth, Ihos hchAr1sen
Marvel. Onliu, 81. oasoh =. D~isns AH'sa 'he "''s
~ = LONDON runch neucke X Wsndt. .
BSx.-Ttonbsdsar tBr), Oe,ies sissi, r. !. Ne"1s Z
Sons: ms crow (Br) Man "a. DemsraIs p " y.
n-w.f. A. p Eenuo (nrl Mdsssis. Mansanla rrest soa
4 Co; Mar, bb, Duncan Washington, Ahns "eilDs'on'
Atwood, Casdenss. Miller H9ustton. n u..h
Io.t,h aclol. Hitch Boston. q. L. Ea,ch A Nelly W.
lard For, Monroe, = J. csapts' yrsinis s MsI M
Jsyhsw; Th, Winsb Dsy,s. Fall Riysr L. Kenny r. ..
no.s, Richer bS9n O. l. t.teh r. Aff% nSEsr s.i.
wor,. D. C. auuay, f. o. Knight. Whselsn PnisasifhiA
baker Dayton; arOns SOrrsia' Kss s'' mssn
Abbott. bay State Hal ct Boston j. e. layton Cs' !
Viii.ys q sea Hswlins Warrington. Baker Daytoa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20

DEATH BEFORE DIsLoYALTY.--The Rebels have
NJ iury County, Tenn. TIE NqstriiG Union learns
that a Mr.. Diliaha Of that county, upon being ad'
yised by some OF Ina friends TO quietly submit 10 inn
pressment vowed he would take his own life be-
fore he would shoulder IA Rebel mEskei. few. avs
ssrwari party Of horse were securing hls see'ion
taking conscripts into the Confederate army. They
came no with Mr.. Dlaha, when, being unable 10
make good his es,alc, n drew koife AID cnt his
own throat from ear 10 ear. lie ded snort time
tlereafte-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20
ANEcDoTE OF BUrLER.-And this reminds me Of

ANEcDoTE OF BUTLER.-And this reminds me Of
story told OF Gen. Butler. 81 will not 20 back to
New. Orleans" says the General. 'unless ! can
have more troops. Why can't you give me !"
ave haven't them 10 give" replies Mr.. Lincoln.
"IheD why DONE you raise more--put the draft
upon New-York raise that forty thousand who
should have been raised in that State iast Fall"
"Mr Seymour says il will not DO TO draft in New
York." answers Lincoln. "iheu would draft
Seymour asserts Butler. l will not voueh for the
trata of this story. but have heard it from Lips
that rarely tell anything that is not true, and Is
sounds very like Butler, and must confess not IN
ike Mr. Lincoln. Wash. Cor. Springfield Rep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20
pn;,acq,r,,in C,,,,c rInr,,c,-Feb. Is.

Tie supply Of lat Cattle til. week not very large the
oe7iug, amounting in al only a75 tesi the dcmend was
good I'd pIiCes Ted ffom S1G o. ~ ID ior ofdJs she
GOOD attic aud from s99 10 20 pho 10 for P.e and EX'
Cat e. ...,,
sAEEFThe .se o. Sheep amounted to nesry fcOJ he,d
sr ICE. rsd higb AN offered were sold at from 101fc.
4 b.
Hostile supply Of Hogs unch larger than the week
p,ryou smouneR 70 10 lead Sale. made III from
va 80 y Oh n. yet. i, ,..
Cevs The sale Of Cows amounted 10 no head at from
sl8aS3O Tor Sprnzers ana hom S20d as fos Cows and
Cal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20
PASSENGERS Sailed

IN ,term,sip Fu,o5a yyo, Postos far Lrsrpco'-g y.
Fafnham I q. F.zol Boston VIM Evans, Jamaics P1ini
C. ID Mugfori Saem Mr. Eli. H.llysr. Miss Jeie Hall
var " srren, Mass; 5 Sands Waterbury. Coan ii A.
f,osaane A. ourreau, H0urS Znn, Cat. s sPeree,'
New-Yofk; w {. HnobsTi and wife, Chicago Mr. oarne,s
Bhti.h Army; J. ". Bara-s S. John y; b V.'.a n
Fr..ee Fer Hehfax-s. Il. Head, IA: Cs.ish,on u j. hM
RI. Bosou; H. J. ,rends New BED 90; I, ps~ns a..
f,a IT, Couaus. w. Il. Fink. IL Raven New efs
~ T. ufesmao. c. Il. Smith. Hstist 4 wm Gordon, y
Johns, NJ f.; Thos. simpson M5nireen .telLnold btias
Bii ii Army: NJ Mars. Je,n Won BsehLeonhAd Azernas
VIM Perrin Dsa Pineo HOliad-i8 Total, ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20

whereas, with the Of oil as fuel 45o TINS would
10 suflcient. The difference in favor Of oil, appro-
priared for freight would give the ship at least
$4,000 more receipts at present ratee. And, sew
entb, the plan can be applied with great advantage
for locomo,ivesion railways, and stationary engines
well 10 for ordinary heating purposes. The plan
has been examined by Government committee 10
Paris, and the report Is now expected every day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20
Disasters, &c.

LhIlbrA, Zoo. Q. Ibbt.
Nh. II, b.r, Be.ey Hall, csPt Thompson, With corn la
Luz ~ Ina, arrived nero wlth oss tf Iudder &c. she
ouIA Lssyy weather ffo lo 9Th 10 the Ilh u.t was
ON her beam ends for seve.sl hoas. She Is Gs-
cha glug . ,, - ~ ~, -, s.., 49,.
MOI By letio 10 Elwool walter esq. SEES. b. Undeiw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20
Sailed.

Steamers Hudson Tuba Caia, Trade Wind sna " o
fiig gate Color ADD . cp. s,,,,.e Presi.ispa
Ships star Of tho West Ms@a,lau, Chss 0P''s"''
Barks voltigusr Alsms Houston White t nS Fr..,,r.
Brigs Alex. ai,llkeo. Pc Ufemuo'SS' 49, Iackcut r. W
nvni'' N"' psiss FRANCES Jsne AaheA, H. g. Wood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20
Internal Revenue Tax.

FEB. l3, 1s63.-Toial amounts RENTED to the
Office Of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, on
account Of Inernal Rsvenue Tax, by the Collectors
OF the several States, TO Jan. 81, 1868:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20

engineers, 90 passed midshipmen, LOG acting MID
shpmen etc. and 500 seamsn. ordinary eeameo'
lmidsmen. bows. firemen aud coal-heavers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20
})rultlna.

GUARDS, 81 per l,Oo0; Blheads, - per lean;
~ Circulars 81 c.us pe 01 bells posiefs a. az Aias
Of Job Work equally low. DiChsoN, the 'oesp fn"'s'
No. .TyoR-Iom ol poss,e City Hal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20

rtSr.TUag ALMANAC.
sun-Hi.es,..6:i7 Sets....,....3;4i Mooa-Sess" w.
w. u..a WATER TINS DAT. -.
INDY Uo,S g:gs Gov Island lO2, hsIstso'".'iSsVS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20

Tie increased numbers on Wards leland will Les.
zen tho fuuls on deposit uril after the beginning OF
April The Commissioners suggest tie sale OF the
former NJ .rne Hospital l4uds. The property is IN
cum cred by mortgage for 5000, 900, sum much
less than the value of the land The lands at 81,
qnines Point and four ON Staten Island snond
also be sold. The Account with the Alms-Houso
Depnftment remains Unadlusted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20
REOpa 6SDsak 4.

The p,os,inss Of iI,e soPrcrheads-TAe
Efforts 10 sounteract aleIu-ELe indif.-
nation Of tac Soldiers i'm fhc FieId-A
Henction Setting En-Aiiempf to De-
priyn ...c Governor OF hi. Constitutional
Pcwcr-Thc Crisis Pnsi-The Copper
heads Defeated.
60 spoudenca Of Yb. NJ Tribupa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-31
Stomach, Liver 81 Cs9et

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aOsrs1Tn11 -
laE peaDmA<Anes 1MneM - -
10 ssaaw nof4ntEc1 Mnlnf6sEG X4ka - -
III L 10 - A e. L! l. y r. $ -
faaae $500 -. = -. -
% al aaaskss 8
: II 10 wen g - 2seanEMeee - -
ss far % sAs hnnru Nat1nI ~ ~ ~ ka-l
issan aeanz, aro&n&n MMW N1~l ~ -
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49, = II - -
ssssiaSe = 4 - - nensan1a .rap slaa4 -
&c enS9y 215SSX II q q T. 81 N4<t19 -
segaxGss - $780,. ~ - ~ 3tH1e4GGne
ss8F$9 FL f{S 49, 3s6 - - II a4s8ac1, -
cszsd e q nsE5 lEias $500 - - &&ss4es4M
zzedlctns. rSg - 49, s4f4s*ses - -
pksse vs. $3.50 - neeA1As = 80 - 80
sAsnf1fed Ytl4 ~ ea.qa.o1s 1900 .Ee1s1
fss4As.1y t1seoxsests hsaln MttAn - asss ~
h sas - -. !. S -.
- ~. - 81 q 49, - - 81
Il rsrks vasasss h aasss q pssrS1(6 - =
80 csaasms1 Aezes 81 - 49, ~ ~ =
shs iivss hi - ssssssasy - - r1Pa-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-31

- s 4 = -
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90. -. - -, 81
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The New York herald., 1863-02-17
FINE ARTS.

non sAIE--A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF FAINT
k'on sa Gentleman who, during stay et several yeaIs
~ ,naae collection OF paintings ior tue purpose OF
~ private gallery is constrained, ~ pro'rse.sa VI
icrmns intention, aud viii sell " 70 any gen.
acslrous of formiug gallery The cohecton tsome
was made by who had rare opportunities
W ~ AMI c,rs perhaps the best collection of Ialvn
70 70 ns In ths county For intaynaton Appy W II. Bo
gtrp 4 CO., 80 Clf street.
The New York herald., 1863-02-17
cAL ESTATE.
SALES OE IMPROVED PROPERTY

LN0R SALE--A DESIRABLE PLOT OF GROUrD, 81
by 70 feet with nree Dwelling Houses thereon, situated
Boone street IN the Tenth ward in this city inquire
OF A. u. DOUGHTY. No. Wall street. in the basement.
from II 10 O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1863-02-17

A COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-AT BLOOMFIELD, "
IA j., twelve miles from this city by railroad The pro
perry consists of line large House In good condition he
acres OF Land, &c For particulars inquire of s. sEABU
BY, Al W Water street.
The New York herald., 1863-02-17

nnn IaPRoyBD FARMS AND COUNTRY SEATS
ZDO for cSchange-from acre 70 30 scres
stsns,a from New YORK from 20 ~ miles railroad
deooI and steamboat landing. Puccs frm s1Lp 5000
'SS 4. sERSEANT, u Wan street.
The New York herald., 1863-02-17

Y,op sAIE-TIIE FOUR STORY HIGH sTooP BRICK
House and Lot 25xl0S, No 80 Eas Sixteenth street.
- az s0 The house has the modern improy rt.ns all
IN saod order For permits view the premises appy 10
The New York herald., 1863-02-17

A RARE CHANCELLOR SALE CHEAP-THOSE
IA three two basement and cellar frame Houses
enow bui-ng) situated Van Buren street.
erand 8nd Marcy Three minutes walk sOnh
Dekao avenue cars said houses double boarded and
Mfed IN, maroe mantes water. Ne. Apply the
Promises or OF FOSTER LoPER. No. Sands ct,
BrpOkl,n.
The New York herald., 1863-02-17

pm a small sociahle, family, where she have a
fariahle pain home, ~ respectable neghb0rnood;
~ sx a. 5O per ong rcuured in The
,,, viii and her light Reference be given aud
r,9uired. Address y. j. ", ". T. Pos, onsce.
The New York herald., 1863-02-17

WANTED TO PURCHASE FOR cAsm-oNE dL- OR TWO
5000 70 5000 zach, in geneel location and desirable to
tenants be free Of cngumhrancc and between Third
ana Ninih aud Fourteenth and ffteth streets
Address stating location and price, with Fun description,
Inv. .stment, box lis Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1863-02-17

LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP on FIFTY THIRD STREET
near Fifth avenue four Lots Sixth avenue near
18th street Apply 70 Il. n. LUDLOW CO., No. 5 Pine
The New York herald., 1863-02-17

ToR sALE-TwO FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSES, ia
and ll6 East Twenty eighth street. Third avenue
Apply 10 ii. L0LMAN, S67 Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1863-02-17

v,op sALF-A BEAUTIFUL FARM or N ACRPs
gooa buIlings, choice fruit, soft water; splendid
view Inquire an this week, from ito2 OF r. HILTON
nj Sprucs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-28
LOCAL NEWS.
rHw YORK AND fAI VICINITY.

FArAL AyvRAr ~ NASSAU STksxr-Oxs or
TINE rSo yxIEross Tnt PEwrRa krG snor DsAp
nv RfTrHsEp vo1rsTsu I,orser py Coso~n
NAusAr.-on Saturday afternoon about 4 ocioek
Mr.. VIM. y. Brown, one of the prophetors Of the
Pewter kus." located 10 Nassau street. opposite the
Pssk. vs shot dead By James II. Nixon. dise haYeeA
volsutesr, With whom he hsd ast had an alter
Tho occurrence created great .scit.m sni, - B.ovn
~ noted Tam many politician, snd widely known;
End soon thousands Of psrsons bad eorsregatrd In
mont of the saloon. Nixon, AMER shooi,p him Land-
.. his pistel six baresd revolver " Bsosas part.
nsr, and walked into the bIsoo,n. lhe Wounded
70 an vas slse conveyed into shs roon whore he
snesa Immediately sIriTsd, the bali having entered
hn left efsast. and penetrated . vsntTic.a Of the
heart. Or. Thos. P Robinson, enc Of the DEPUTY Coro-
nsrs. - veil - Cnsonm Naumann, was Of Tie
plses, md dTsestnns v~s cives ~ 10 the disps,i.
uon Of the BODY. and siso Of Niroo. vle Asd been
plsesd under ssrsst. A. 10 O'Clock Yesterday rsoru.
ins 'ury ~ supAspsl. ID ard sn iaquss, w. held
IN the City Rail Polios station Acpss When The fo.
iovins testirnopy va tAh'a'
.i,hn \. Gusord, bcins iuy s-o-u. a-psss sad
.sy,i lreM.st u! T.uN ..'nl. a ao,ft!,;si
.ssns ist Il. ss: .a y: r. :. sS,a S.S lid:
. Il. .nS SS .S 'fa Il. rI Is
ID! Nassau street ~b.n b. .sJ 4 lave sot . coArh
70 70 for your VIE, fhat sb' may ~ doHn TO lang
Island With ka-" ds - ne 'Gld ''tsoUd- bye"
aud vent srs' sht out ~ the door think in sbost
minute ] sAhed N tne door IN .'lt, and cav Mr..
Irotu and tie prisonsr taking together on the s,toy
stepped forvsrd TO MS. Brown and ssid 70 him,
"Dont est . crowd around hsTe sud block sp the
street; The pyi.oner aud deceased were takns eIei-
tedlv; Ar. Brow told - - IN snd attend to my
business - got IN TIM door ncsd the report of
pistol And turning arourd pu Ir. Drown BY .hs
paper stand near tbs eds, oa the Sidewalk taw the
ptsonsr With pis N ~ his hand he ssid, Come on,
have got more n them" he then nred second
shot l then made sab o. him and caught at tho
rlstol, whsn II vent oG The thId ,ius caught The
rssoner on the arm VI b my l.t band then caught
the head of the psfo With nv rsht hand and
vrsnohed II from the prisoner IL doing no. Gu! nv
hand gsve him IN the hsnds of sn officer. The last
vordsI heard Mr.. Brown say TO the prisoueI veye, III
bit you With the basket, an S.rry snd bss your
parden 1" did not hear v b., the prisoner ,sid |
oe not know that the puisonr and deceased ware
ecgua,nted bavs kscvn tr prisoner fos fsuI or
eve weeks b hes es.n In ny place often {; never
presence ] did sot notios thst sthss deesssed or
Eso.sr v:ss tstsxissted J hsasd NJ. RIesu say,
~ Ged, cannot stasd this !" this vas before the
Dstol vas hrsd ] eneT ards saw NJ. BssvB lying
On ne eSHssEj did apt 90 nses BIN thy 'ad "a
EtfooSf ssnad me 1ths vss dseA end ] s.id yss.
e 80 t' ~ mad : 'nOs 'ssly' but DO moi r'
.osS q y e. fSs1 Es.; de-: s:s a. *: :S.,,I
sMH say IL assss.1 s1d prsosG stS:ainS eie.s %.
s~AS rsss 'hs 'ssA q tes euspAS Tnn onfes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-28

1tr.o. H.. seY'. S.-N hsK p>s. 5ocost -.
'vcuin' spscisi tr,iu. oonsis'lns Of loeouoti,s
aud wsn'v carr, iefi Ksanszoo, bound vest While
roDus do u the iour-iIi.s grade, between hs.,sa-
ssu aud Ls-tcr. soins dninsen 'ovdies, nesr the
Itig end o she t''in, cut the bell 'ope and pulled out
sl'n. 'eseen the e,rs. thus dividing the train.
n Ing uron the down usde, 'hs engineer did not de
cover his los, Of portion NJ the train and did NOT
stop untl he reached LAvton. Within two minutes
Aers the rear PORTION Of the train came thun-
dsr,ns down the uade, The engineer. in eudsa voy.
ing 10 get 'vAy With his portion Of the train safely
put steam With sueh force break the coupling
betv.en the engine and the ear. A collision ipme-
disey easasd between the two portions Of the trsi
and, sad to relate, Ave persons were killed and tvsn.
ty.tvo wounded. Some of the latter ser,ousiy
injured that their recovery 10 impossible.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-28
Army Of the Potomac.
No PFesHess Of . Battle.

Rd't ng'on, Spt. T.-Tbrs 10 no prospect Of .
conflict htvssn General Mesdes Army and the rebel
iorces which accounts hsm the RspdAp recently pre-
dicted - imminent.
The Reported Onward Msveaeas.
The PosI of saturday publi'he. the following, sot
withstAndins Il received on Friday. in eonmoa With
other pspep, polite request nom the War Depart.
msnt TO supprs. sueh new
Warrington, s.pt. 36.- The Army Of the Potomsc
10 IN motion transports are osdinS with great ac
tivi'y At Arrandiia -nd q 10 expected that .
siderable hody of iosces vlil embark with litt..
d.lay possib,e. Their destination only bs
je~tured.
Nssn1npc, there 10 equal sctivty shown In the for
va,diuSyN troops In smother direction. The Gov
crun.nt has taken possession Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, and more travel for c, Virposes
10 allowed ut on Il. soue important movement 10
c,ntempls. ed the Line Of this great thogouShfare.
II /. currently sad here and such, in fact, 10 the
purpo Of the infsma1!on that ve receive from vari
Gus sdufresihat the Itno nts srnt on 10 the
he . OF Hraeg asAlns G,u. EosecrAns havo lon Rich
mond almost d,f,necle,s There . not handful Of
troys left remaining for the security Of the IebAl
cspits.
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sea Of us~vt.s " iA,so:sbnty Of u. h.rsor - .
nilitAV p<,.

jesa Of uss~vtss ths iA,so;sbni,y S Ne harbor -
military p~t
Ths0sto Of WAfsav havs been eie - far ten days
20 sny 4e.ng 10 entsr q o. cut Of the etv
~ onudfed Of the ibhah''sut. have b,en t-ansport
- - CRsria- Thf RuvsiAp uhor.ies hsvr I'm p~ssd
ecrno0 0Ies upoa the arcirs wcviners ofPcNsne
HE rePly Of Prusas 70 the cols,Sve letter Of The
Seosu PrAncrs vii ms,slv eontaiu the rsasons ~
SrnssA fcs net .aorsp los THE stisn proset cf ~
fum. ucs brinCns forw Ard sny counter propsals
:. Ro,re esfurdao, sspt. lS-Ths sssuua. ~ Of the
lsai.An Consul this capital has been vh dssv IN
Ccnsol ~ kaplsa
rs~.~ s~sctay. SEPT, is.-The sY.sp.A cf IAis
syennf sesere that. IN copselusnss ci the reprisas
sdcpfed VI the Fspsi cvernrosD to~ Ard tbs italian
Sonsul 81 kou,e, the lss'iap sovssI ment sin Nth
orrw the sveuaturs from ell The pou,ik-sl Ccusuls
fse'dent IN the eit,-e of I,Al..
totSIsi0cy. SUNDAY, epi IL, Tie re Of the
C-r~ts tgned the sEesnent ?, atus 10 the .ue.es-
son 70 the Irniah throne ysstsldA, ~ Il I. c-r-
@ent kinf ve,s. toounccs bis rixht ef ,ueee.-'oa
IN hvof of his youuTef brother uud rls h.us kine
Wsoree hinsslf and bic cvr uY. heroine the .ssl
ID the order Of sueeess'cn 20 ths Dshsh Crosn.
The government dockyards a. BIsw have ben
opsasd 70 the NoridA for repair. LYsry sailor op
hoard he sirssd, received su irss,r cot of &s,No
VEs money. The captain hs. offered 20 deposit the
sumo necessary to ss;isfy the elalt, Of the Prvu~b
shI cvpeu until they hsvo teen ieesiiy sSudicstsd
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GyH,

CorsTv SuBsrrTurs AND RsLrEg COMMIT
VIA large number Of oasss vsrs sot through With
IN Saturday. The only incident worthy Of po,s vs.
that Of iashionsbiy drsssed individual who esirn-d
relief on the ground that be Earned only slo ps
week Il came out, howsver. In the oosrse Of rigid
eros rSanisstton, that the gentIemsn vAs snsAsvd
10 sI,en'ive business that bis saies Hos self and
partner amounted 10 from $4,000 TO 900 per
nus', the rent Of hs store bsns efooc. He vas dis-
missed nmmssny b. hr. Blunt, pessou rsuNkins
that be hsd ~ very hard ehssh - an Irhhnan r~p-
eent exclaimed, ''Be M sovlh sat chssk b has.
9. ell, q al, but y hols fscs ~
The RusAIAx OyyIcHRs AND rHs CIVIC
Aupsos,rIss-Ou Saturday. 81 s'eisek. The ofhe1n
Of the Rusdsn vsosb of v~ In ths hafb@ pa5A -
efnetsi visit 70 IL Mayor. Thar vsss introAsesd
By IL 2ussias CensuI-0euUsL Baron d0stsn-
sseksn. They we're drsssd n full ssifssm,
sns vsss ~ 'hs srtsJ sns dssn,st,As "