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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 18(52. a A general convention of the Protestant out, We shall rise, Antajus like, more 1 I Marebal'e office, in ccordance with tae order of our 1 though the Rebel Confederacy had the a. 4 FRO.y HAMPER'S FERRY. Deaths in the Hospitals. they ought to have made special effort to fall The following Pennylrnia soldiers hare died Uerr Ii-ht of the Jebt of turce unnareu uu rcaimm kokkiso wxcrt scvsats) bt mjlion which aire a Jy presses upon it.

episcopal Cburch. From (the New York Commercial Advertiser. At about a oyiarter before 11 o'clock, yesterday morning, the opening aervicea of the general trien. nial Convention of the Trotestant Episcopal Church of tbe United States of America were opened at St. John'a Chapel, New York.

The houBe was well filled, there being a very large number of persona Correspondence of the Inquirer. HAEPEK'S FEBET.gctt tn Biilliant and Successfnl Skitau vards Charlestown. as frequently and rapidly as possible. They ought to Lave set their mathematicians at iince lust report: A. D.

Dvis, Company 149h. Adam Buboe, Company 125th. For the Sick and Wounded. WILLIAM W. jn its wild extravagance wouianave TiTVfJj ViIl91 TTtlTtTt ST.

I irmiffi l'a it I1V tO dO What 0110 work to compute precisely how many falls it The Fifth and Sixth Regular United State and a battery of twelve-pounders, im "Oder IT Clement B. Barclay, Em- left for Frederick was necessary to suffer in order to make their composing' tbe congregation from various parts of Ti CicrruTios cr thk xxcuiub avbbages OVER ATmjt if it does its work, is amp'y tufficient CIXTV THOUSAND COPIES DAitV, I to accomplish. We put it to the Examiner and General McClellan's wi'h Roberts, tbe exnedition under independence secure. If we mistake not, tne country, who had come hither to nartipin.ta quantify of needfol anpplie forth sick and wonnded vet remainiDgr in me vicinity or tne oaitie-neias in they would have renewed the mathe In and to witness the exercises of the Conrention. Tbe chancel was occupied by tbe Bishops of Vermont (li-er.

Dr. Hopkins, President of the House of Upper aiary una. Whiting, left here this morning aud pro-eed, wards Cbariestown, eight miles distant from'? They met the enemy one mile beyond when Major Roberts' Battery opeDed n-. suse Mobs tea Dor.tB Al.lt thb ScBscBirrtox a whether, eucer in tuiuwu, com.wkb. cial point of view, it is necessary to hare an Personal.

matical paradox of the asymptote, which continually approaches a given straight i.isnops), jvew Hampshire. Maine. MascbU8tta. It ia vnderatood that the n-BraiiyiKeriMBi. B.rredt,.ub.criber,iath.arr arayto resist inrsf ion, if its otto invading If Si 1 strK1Ti UT a rrnmnln New ork(ter.

Dr. absent). Connecticut. vaj atarted out on a little ruroa ezcarsioa iiua alter fermiri cists a vEKKpaysUt cnr-M array is able to enter and conquer from us noon, up towards Harper's Ferry. line, but can never touch it.

Their falls might only make them stronger, but no num New Jersef, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Obio, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, In-d iana, Kansas. The Kev. Dr. Hopkijts. Bisbon of Vermont, occu After exchanging twelve or fourteen shot, charged on them, and pursued them as far a n.

town. VQ4rle Our troops behaved well, and ihp ber of. them could ever make them strong to tie subscribers out of the city at the rate cr our own sour us lace counsel 01 Kum a jw, payable Invariably la advance, or or JacKSON, Or BRAG 3, and of MEMMIXGEB, osk BOLLin for two hoxths. that famous creator of Rebel scrip. Surely OUB KEW YORK LETTER.

pied the chair at the communion table. The Rev. Dr. Balch, Secretary to tbe House of enough to secure success. isisnops, read tne opening prayers; and tbe Kev.

Vr. Howe, gecretarv to the House of Delegates, read Notes solvent banks anysute iBttcio Bud wyj ay that to enter and conquer Now they have taken another course, and Xne Epi9CopaI General Convention HOT-ICE STAMrSwlH be received. cur territory is enough for safety, enough for the lessons of the day. Bishop Smith, of Kentuckr. ODened tbe commu Ulayor Opdyke and the Aldermen Re every battle results for them in a glorious victory.

It was a glorious victory at Fea peace, enough for glory, even. If they do nion service; the epistle wss read by Bishop East-rvrx, of Massachusetts and the srotDel bv Bishon very successful. What effect our ebots bad unable to ascertain. No casualties on our side. enemy has but two companies of infantry at Chvi town, one regiment of cavalry, aud a of tl guns, 12-pounders.

The main body of thoirarmr at Winchester. We captured two of their picket released four men who were impressed into thej. service a couple of days ago. Four contrabands came into our lines, who tttd that the enemy was in force at Wiache-ter, ts.i THURSDAY. OCTOBER 2, XS62.

tail Trade with Havana and Nassau The Fort Gansevoort Property Condition of the City Finances, etc. battle ended lor months not all concur in this, then they all have need to take some lessons in Yankee strategy AicJiLVAisE, or unio. It waa announced that tbe annual aermon In beh alf all their attempts to enter Missouri again. The Battle of Special Corretpondenct of the Inquirer. of missions would be preached at tbe Church of the As-ension tomorrow evening.

and Yankee thrift. It was a glorious victory at Pittsburg Land TTron tbe recced page of this morning's KEW YORK, Oct. 1802. The Triennial Convention of the Episcopal Church ine cnoir orjat. John's then sansr the anthem.

A.11 the world mu3t see that thsre is but lfle wor'u eee iadi lUiro" ing, though they lost Albert Sidney Jonx- How beautiful upon tbe mountains are the feet of met, according to appointment, In St. John's Chapel IWikfr will he found the official report of qti. irn. rhMiL tl, Ile prospect for such a peace as the tnem that Drlne good tidinrs." Ae. Ex.

8TOX, their Commander-in-Chief, and Eeau this morning. The attendance from the various The Right Rev. Bishop McClosket, of Michigan, REGARD, the once invincible, after a brief dioceses Is very full, but, aawaa to be expected, there rZnt deed, of his Division at the bttda of djjirei, if these ere its essential requi. Xarlr Arm month ixm "tes- hen the sun ent down on the they had not any troops this side of that pUc.m tbe exception of those above named. The War Department and the Telegraph, The Telegraph Operator (whose education app, to have been sadly neglected,) informed your cort pondent that ths War Department has issued ordn tarrv at Corinth, vanished from the scene Mn aching: void in the representation from "Dixie." ascenaea tne puipn, ana read as nis text tne following passage: "God Is in the midst of her; she shall not be moTed." Psalm jtti chap, and 5th verse.

The reverend prelate began by observing tbat this battle-field of Antietam, on the 17th day of with the larger part of his boasted invmcible --dskVic: at ibis Jate day it will be read with interest, September, the hope of leading an army into tbat the telegraphic wires is not to be used on ui army. Ana now tney Claim anomer gionous The preTallingr feeling in the Convention aeema to was a Bad aay. uur country was now engagea in an vlofnn a SnntTt fnnntin. thniifffi tTiAv im. beln faror of doinsr nothing1 with the case cf the unbappy contest.

He referred to the last general account by the "Press;" private parties are permit I -ar A rrnve ntinn rtf thA rhnrih nmi thm hnnnv hnnri wh1h to send messages, while the Press is deprived of tkj 1 rrj mediately fell back before our forces to the m.haline his Rebel hosts out la Central Kentucky. th brctfaern of the church then enjoyed the only a part of the history of the Rebellion, our territory, strong enougu to conquer invaluable. The gallant General has been dIed out- Ad wh.en Lf d. battles since the one at Williams- Arm7, ignominious! back from Mary. privilege.

Why should this be so Antietam and they Doast tnat iney routed ab Ephraim ia joined to hit idols," the Conrention aarx anaoe in me picture cemg tne tBreat or ais-union, wbich also threatened to forever divide a united church. The Provost Marshal. Captain John H. Pell, of the First Minnssoti us at Antietam, though "for reasons which PPearto think it ia best, as things stand, to let him hr but in ntm ha. mor brvprv nd, on the following day, it was an open can well be understood," they instantly Th tne York Aldermen, a few daring been displayed by the troops under confession to all the world that he, the chief of the Rebel army, was unable to give bis hastened out of Maryland and took up their daya since, took it into their heads to pass a series of his command.

He then proceeded to observe that our country was now contending with one of the most devastating rebellions that ever cursed a nation. He said he would view some of the causes of this crisis. He would not undertake to consider the political causes. He said that in our national councila tbe name of Jesus was scarcely known. Our National and State i I CSVtUkivuv iul 13 VMS' ctviuuvu a jf wvuw bauaa- Rebel associates and friends that first essen me uiortu juw tugmi.

ling, in advance or tna freaiaenta proeiamauoa, tne Raaoin? the Blockade. lie V.lo. "policy or emancipation." Tne resolutions were tial condition of peace. Volunteers, has been detailed from his regiment ta perform tbe arduous duties of Provost Marshal ol this city, which 'position he fills with great credit giving entire satisfaction to every one. Tbe Marshal ia busily engaged, from morcingri! night, and aa he is blessed with a great deal of p.

tience, a better selection could not have beeu made. The Marshal bas recovered a great deal of property belonging to the United States, aud everything bids fair, under bis good management. then -entto hla Hoor the Maror for hla aDcroral. proclamations never speak of Jesus never recognize Him. We had.

as a nation, been subdued by- Since peace on its own terms is thus con OOd authority, at from twenty-five to thirty but thatcentlemcn, this afternoon, returned them 7u 1 e. 1 to the Fatbera, with the Information that, ao far Running tbe blockade has again become fashionable, and once more the mercantile fTsopathizera with treason in Nassau and fessed to be the Examiner now iuuu94uu or 11, uhxj vc vuij uo iuuumuu, aj from eondemnis? the policy" in question, tie must listen to the terms of peace which the Govern one of their own authorities reports. ThejT Uivana are enabled to receive, with some mar make the figures to suit themselves. Letters br the steamship Columbia, from Havana, ment proposes hen the Rebels give up pride and vain boasting. With all our boasting of religious belief, there was, verily, less real religion in this than in any nation cresting to be Cbrlbtin in the world.

The name of God was profaned, the Sabbath was desecrated. Our intellectual men hare become re-lined, religious philosophers. It waa no wonder tbat, in themmfct 01 such a state of things, men sought out methods to avoid tne offence of tbelr own actions, v.t. I this afternoon, from parties la a position to speak But Whether the SmaLer or the larger num- inteilitrentlr on the aobieet. renresentthat the block.

d-grre of regularity, valuable cargoes from the blooJy atrfa wbich they have 80 ciies of the Saath. This morning we Iessl7 iQau5urated, and submit themselves to are called upon to announce the arrival of ,1 n.r,f pr the have are called upon to announce the arrival ade is more frequently run than ever; not, indeed, PEOIsI THE CHARLESTON BLOCKADING FLEET. by steamers from Mobile and Charleston, as former-1 ber be made the basis of their calculations, we should like to know how many such victories it would take to work their ruin. auw iuiviuuuv.uv gr t.a iu. nrt' 1 and tbat God's judgments should fall upjn us.

Cor 1 These vessels carry back to tbe Rebels medicines, ruptlcn bad become so common that it was now a one s'eamcr at Nassau laden with cctton. defiedf tLcre win be anj not till valued at Sit' 3,4 93 75, from Mobile, and alo thea To continue the conflict now, when Granting that they have not lost a single el2th'0 aU of inltoC 0 0 which mibt be shTtt offif we had a man-of-war or man, vet they Lave frone back and that, too, two at tb mouth of the Kto Grnde. 1 Gcd to stay bis hand crying against tbe prac-rbicb have brought all this suSeriD? upon ua. record the successful departure of aacth? peacc on own terrn9 js utterly impossible, doubtless, heavily loaded, from brf upon themselves, aeccrding to their uti.k 1,.. 1 oe iaise iercioz 01 tne enurcn were lareiyre- what one ot the recent lucumona papers itself describes as a vast desert into a land voyane to this port from Nasssa, brought as sponsible for the present rebgious condition of our part ber cargo boxes of tin.

said to have been of religion bad misled i.rtnf tbe people, and the influence of their work bid Escape of a Rebel Steamer Lack ol Steamers of JLiht Draft. Correspondence of the Inquirer. Off Charleston Haebor, Sapt. 20, Oa the nielli of tbe 19th, a large steamer, supposed to be the Utro, went to sea. sweeping past one of our helpless sailing vessels the rate of thirteen or fourteen knots per hour.

Tfci sailing vessel gave tbe alarm; but was too late ft, the only steamer in that neighborhood to jllow ter icn in.Dor. Ane greater tne nunioer cr owa jE the iIt of aU the blood that vessels gutrding tae channel, appntiy, 'n? be Aed to en.j the strife .1 I so desolate that a hundred years cannot re-1 ksoei rendezvous, for which a bond wa. taken that 7- They -hmiiri nat rnnMib professed that the change cl heart could be effected Store it to What it was before this mad Re- oftte, I instantaneous conversion through human agency. If this be the fiuit Of Vic- an apprt-beoaicn that tbe tin might be smog- rontriouwa larceiy TO rroauce mesc saa uiis 10 mo vl i 1 retn It 1 he remi-dv for a 1 1 hi urns to i.iumi the bellion broke out The Railroad Sacrifice in the Cumberland Valley. hereto recall it, la order to prevent his bond from Lro.lty tAeArJurSh tory, then is their victory dearly purchased successfully.

Of tha particulars of ber escape, joa prtsitT in cnances lor sue 'essiui ev.i-ior. of the blockade. Th? substirtition of vessels fur hteamers 'n, the printi-pil cause for this disgraceful state ot but, in many instances even the latter have folprl tn Tvivrst th fssiH rtf th The late inexcusable coITsien upon the hrlti? cancelled luL uiitsi oi lint) i.eueii.un, hhuswu it-tufj4. I .1 .11 V. battle-field has attested tbe Duriiyofi will learn in due time from Nassau, Th? Rebel ru The diaputeln relation to tbe Fort Gansevoort 'on- TJ.

tverv Cumberi.iul Valley Railroad continue-, and even D.v lDe ian miuu. property case, his been finally settled by a decision nVr Il.r nun tntn nuf rr. r. I a vniirinni. the blockade through Sanrora caanei.

The policy of placing sailing on bket men tuev iuriusrvca tuuicsa iv uio iwk. Hjltvrrl tiV Ihi. mApnint, in. whii'h 0 very properly, to excite severe comment. have remained faithful to th trvst nnd teachings Tbey have paid terribly dear for it, if the ade, here or elsevherd, is of very Uoubtfat pr jpnrty.

Fira )irc kav 1 a r.tod sir tli 'Vnf tran- of the Church. This wa the only pot left where the Eassious were not roused, where the of men It is not dilhcmt lor a ateimer to rus put jb ih ad not been torn with Lo.iUcil strife, where the dark, and troceed ti sea with iiununity, k.iuzoui cralt. It inreiy tins tSat a mere tlictivt 7 i estimates which some of our authorities make W-vlaUof th norts wn I PireJ and Tet no tepf have bet taken to ef imyes wnica wmB Wi uur Diotkaaeot the wfiern ports wa? irai. of their losses be correct. A few more euch tbe action brought by the tax -payers and property owners in the neighborhood, and within the boundaries of tbe ground in dispute, against the Mayor aud commonalty to restrain tteru from selling the ground, is derlared to Le premature, Inasmuch as the' act sought to be restrained was legislative and beyond tbe power of any lor 1 court to prevent.

lif this action all legal dimcuitiea In the way of 1 cotnoletinsr tbe Durchase of the ti'le. on tbe part of tamed, and until su-h an improveoent is "T-T 7 A Tictories" fori glorious victories" for them, and their ruin sacrilii-e of eleven patriotic citizens of this effected, wa mu expect hewts of men had not beeu torn by pulpit appeals. poor iajer to follow as he test can. He had no doubt but the Church'had loug been the 14. mean, of keeping thtRetellion cwn-it wis the last Steamers alone are efficient cn tbe blonde, aSd link broken, and to-day, although many were at ai so lonz as Billing vessels are placed cn t'evriteh, distan-e ostensibly engaged against us, yet there and pitted against fast Rebel steamers, so lcctrwdi werethose who longed fur onion and communion te.e same daring fellows, wh kaowevery chain-! Commonwealth, and the maiming of half a complete ana nnai.

the Rebels ro con-with money, anus trive to ba weii suppled and ammunitiou. the city, are rem-jved; nut as the uoard or Aldermen OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. has been reconstructed ainre the matter was Crt t. Q.a and inlet, succeed tn making good the.r es- I rnA a ABvM A HWW UI BaaJ IUUUBIUUI WCKCiri; Hl- hundied ethers. Attempts have been made by parties interested, to shift the responsibility and cait the censure due to uch a deed upon the Governmn', whose oiUcersin part exercised temporary control over the Probabilities of a Fight soon-Rebel Con- I rather low, the prob.bu.ty of the purchase cf the I "iVi.V ill i uIt The IVater Witch and Housatonic arrived hereye Yrurrir tsi fa fi t-pr relative to human rights and ocii equality as a con terday.

it a. a i.t Gentral IcCleilnu Report. Any one vho read the mendacious reports of the Rbel Gtrcra's. aa.l tl.e more comments of the Richmond In-gurert will be asHuLshed at tb extent of the this afternoon, tbe following statement of tbe pre scription in Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky. Special Cvrreijondrire of the Inquirer.

ClTT, Oct. 1st, 1S2. Tber. never waa a time when the ministers of tbe u.a.Mmer 3ft3, reiuraea sent condition of the city finances Balance, Sept. 20 movements of the trams upon this single line of railway; but it is a well ascertained There must be fighting again before many days Receipts.

Church were morelouoly called upon to be pure aud this morning alter an unsuccessful pursuit of tbelltbel holy, to labor in love.seeking out the poor and needy, i steamer, which bad secured a long start preaching the gospel to tbem, teaching them to 1 the MarUehead got under way. We need more fal believe the doctrines of tbe Church. and to rely upon j. tbe power tbat rests In tbe Holy Ghost, and the teamers of light draught, the Water Witch is just 1,005 .597 83 i 33 Payments. the style.

holv example of Jesus Christ. falsehood, when re comes to re.i i lac tat train which caused the calamity can's issued. According to tbe 1 WAj catirtiy under the management of the former, the Rebel movrment into Cumb. rland Valley Rai road Company. The Church must rise to a sense of its duty.

He hoped tbsday was not fr distant when every parish Balance. Sept. 30 50 elapse, la tbe northeastern part of Virginia, unless tbe Rebels relinquish their position at vTiachester without waiting for ua to throw down the gauntlet before them. That they will remain in any force at Winchester, is not at all probable, for It is impossible to subsist tbe army tbey claim to have there, without possessing more immediate faculties for re The health of this part of our squadron is excellent, while" Jack "manages to get along very comfort-ably, tninu his "grog." Iptits been rainin? rrettv much all day, and at church must have its school. Tjo loas had the rnrm this writing the prospect is that it will keep on hers of the Church bad their children In the bands of all night.

others, without an enort in this direction our chil ls business circles tbe day has been a dull one, ra-1 dren would soon be in tbe hands of tbe Church of ther a pause succeeding the late extraordinary spe-! K-ma. this statement we have tbe authority of the Ilarrisburg which positively tbat The train tvh'ch ran into the paf n-! cvrtr an caused ihc death of at least eleven ceiving supplies than they have at present. IMPORTANT FROM ORLEAKS. a.f.lw nMnlwil flint th 11 mutative in attu-ks. cold and merchandise.

Th fhnrrh tnnt rame at thia crisis and Bresent was a success; every I af tie was a vi-ory ind their ieturn was a strategic ruov- r.r. originally detiaed ard r'tu d. Our losses were coun'cd by 1 tLsu-iand, and theirs rc Lalf According ta General Med. llax, our losfes, now accurately wtre, at Kont Winrhe.ter in fart. L.

i Commodore Vai-ebiult is converting the noble tbe grand antidote to the evil wnich had been so i M.umin the niruirir or crtnnlinir of i or ur tnreaieumg attuaoe in 9rmulT i Uaited Mates Government, into a man of-war. She never was a tUne when tbe energies of the Church i c'rt lomf twelve guns of heavy calibre, and to ixtv wes ut der tbe man- I 7 TT I A rerhap Les bas retired reinforcements nasobtr- nt of that t-ompany. and no one el-e that men. but th. auall- were core loudlv called lor.

Already the Church" he preserved religion pure and holy, and ita altars Tbe New York Commercial A-Svertisir I earns by tbi had not been filled with to public favor. arrir, of the Creole at New York yesterday meat continue what Bhe has been, tne great cou-1 erviie eleaitnt In the nation. tbat there are many Louisianans who suud oppostj win be tae rte.t war vessel anon, snui probably be employed to ehaie privateers. Whatever she sees ahe can "atch. The Vatulerlilt has three .1 i ty of the fighting matrriit may be judged, from the hundred men working on board of ber, and will be fact of their all being conscripts, with an occasional ready to receive her armament in the course of a few All eyes wre upon tbat meetiosr of Gad's minis- 1 SHjuia vu ur 1 oujrit to b.ie uia l- inquiry at the ired and twenty-live, ard at An'ittam, oiTce, betor.

he left, if the road was twelve thousand Jour 1 urun am! six'y nine, tlear, and that he cjuIJi ascertained Bvall the be cruij ob'airi the 1 -the lUct tlutt a train wa due ani ccmlrg when to jEFyERSox Da vi 3 and to the trib oi the Yascbts and UNjAvjii. Erea BEAl'REGAur ws tot formerly of the cliqie, and ters. and be bumbly prayed that every tongue miubt be touched with the artirit of Ileavenlv love: thnt exception. Kvery day's intelhecnce from tbat quar- davs. teriafrmsBstbattLese conv-riDed men are run- The Money market is a little firmer, with a good lin.ines.

iloin? at 4 -i4' ter cent, on call. and 4 ii5li thir mirri. k. M.t cleg off as rapidly as they Sad an opportunity for so 1. 1,1 leir tne otner sue ot tne onot'e.

brkk-e. ueoci loss 111 wwui.ucu, piiuei. auu, I doinir. The mountains of Maryland are full of them. ttracglCM IS Climated at thirty i.Uvwd.

In fll- 1 seeking a brief subsistence on roots, and such fruit alltta batt'xs our thirteen I asmsy be gathered wild. percent, for strictly prime paper. exebauge 1 the broken parte 01" our at present unhappy nation. the latter, nat Kn before tbe war, nre is ucsetti.o, baukers sterling nominal at A rollecuon was tten taken up. from Fieekk Soulk to BaaJAins.

waich wss 14 Araencsa gold opened at 22 deeUaed to 22, and The communion service was contacted by Bishops fused. Uus maay frR-: -aiheSnte, closed firm at 22V per cent, premium. California KfcMPKB, of Wisconsin 1k LANrsy, of Western fli. dl.srrace bv 1 rrs mvi. Ml.

ded pold bars are steady at 22S' Per cent, premium. Gov-1 York WHirrixGHAM. of Marvl.nd; Bishop by JtF'' Da is cau' S01 ernment stocks are firmer; United States sixes, HorKtNs.of Vermont, and others, fhe large coa- of feeling. -I03V seven-thirty Treasury notes Sregati articlpa'ed in the communiOH. 1 Lovkll.

of York celebrity, i. ared wita Stocks 1 are firmtr. Cleveland and Toledo advanced The Right Reverend clergy then returned to the a shamtfal, if not scowarulr prt ia leificj 1 Kne, Harlem mid ditto prelerred. New York i Houae of ilish.Mia. where thev Th i t.

JS pou that thtiefore, appears onjv, their number more completely than we to rest thi sponrtbiiity ot the ccnseqU'-nees should other arise be to ascertain, I. KB i still in tbe country around with cji sons ana ihonsand arms o'crs 3rd cne signal flag. W' le-irn with great pridt that we Lae not lost a sigh pun cr o'or." Jf the are fend of fuch an ventral, l', i.eanioi. ancmiran rvu.nern ana aiuo aod clerical aenutica.remained in the rhurrh. when i Central and Hudson, guarantied, 24 the Ker.lr.

Howe, of Philadelphia, and Rev. Dr. l4M "3PS wa? couw? SECOND B0.i:l. of KentucSV. were out in nomiastion for qence, auy trey were 10 au I SLiDE.Lt,, Governor Mookk ami BkJMI! sa.t SI.

000 C.S jf the collision. The victims have btea coa-cintd to tbe earth fron whence they sprung, but trom eneh mcund eorues a demand for an investigation cl th-? leed, ani for the punishucct of its authjrs, which cannot be it nfed. It kcotva that the tnost of their iroiertn cat thtcjuii. tir.y ao i ao si lion, aurmg wnicn our reporter left. i .1..

nl'fh TMa tS.iv oirn i.nf iiff'i. IT him with remorseless energy, seizing all under forty-live who f.Il within his reach, taking citizena walk in if la tbe street, accompanied by their wives and Tbe presence of troops so obtained in bis racks in so much larger numbers than before, ctn hardly faS to weaken the efHfieney of his veteran end willing men greatly in tbe next series of cn irm'nts, which, it Is believed in army, can hardly be postponed more than ten days longer, unless his army dissolves of ita own accord before tbat -i lhe vote on the nomination for President JW ao mm.) 21 taken liv niocpKea. Ths i-of. nt j-lrtrw a loo do bm i inch victories; if thty like th-. up the hill" tbat they may march c'own igair;" if they can a Cord to has thirty bcus'trd 31 with guts, atd for th- leW Howe 9, and Rev.

Dr. Ceeek 11. The lay vote wi a even each for tbe Rev. competitors for the Oeneral IIutlkr will execute the i-u law of Corgress rigidly. De is bated cord slly, but wrb 110,000 people in New Orleans, te compels order In and arcuad tae city.

His manner i4.cf.n yi v7 3- Oj.c Jf.l4V 6s i Missouri 6s 4'J do do 5 1 i 1 co lii't ,0 dn V.i'i Centra! Ka lroad Company, although pw- Tbe Rev. Dr. IIowe then withdrew bis name, and ih iir Cpciv of DytM toatnern sv cipathi2ers ts more osi-cn-re strategic sm-ce-s of Ending theaeiTt-s where ronjority of the oak of the Cum time, through desertions, Uek of clothing, scarcity ihev v.tre at first, we are to rratiiv President I than hla acts. Neariv tLe whole population I te Rev. Dr.

Creek said he accepted the office with nn- the 9tn ta 8Je tbe property. do not ect feigned reluctance and humility. Nothing tut the much succor trom the and kuo that i. nr.raneK.. i A I came ourtro 'H tiv to l-t ffun-bcats OHSI1 litiuc 31.

a. 60 do sao.tav 60 do SlO.l.ti'i UMiU Mich. Coa.K.blo do 3H 2i)ii do 6J do S4 MhM. S.4VI.R... IkS irt do 100 do i60 TvS up do tiMibM.

8. 4 N.I. O. 74 do 24) do do 73SJ 700 sh III. Cen.

ICR. Sc. 73 I0O do 7SV 2-)0 ah Ciev. Ss. Pitts.

R. MO do ltW do 1.30 sb Galena SiV r'and alley Koad, has in a spirit of yis 1 led to the President and Directed ot the. latter roa the power and privilege of controlling its management. As the owners, croroked. sbeli and destrov tfce eitv.

150 do tbeni, and if their vlScial and the Richuiond Inquirer take acy ia such Munch line Li ms as put the old Biron out of low bis name to be put forward for their votes. He i vnish ErieK way tsUTi of provisions, Ac, tbe country within reach of his commissaries and quartermasters havlcg already been cleaned almost aa bare aa the palm of one's hand, to ck the and eed his army. Hrago, Smith, and 'he Rebel crowd now in Kentucky are exercising the right of conscription in that State also. Assuming that their bogus State Government is tbe lawful one there, they sleze all men betren eighteen and forty fivo they can clutch. did not feci qualiiied for the office, and be hoped the House would ao govern itself aa to render unnecessary any interference from him.

A vote of tbanka was then tendered to the Rev. Dr. Howe for tbe able manner in wbich he dis General Shecman is at Carroltoo, six from New Orleans, in command of 11 the troops oi Phelps and Williams and of other, beeuies. The defences are nd with imj res nable. Netrlv two fall ree-imentu have been raised among countenanct; and if, witha their people do hercibre, we call upon the Directors of the 1(H dO liAI CM a-OihN.

Y.Cen.R....104 li) do b30.1i4 HtK) sh Eric Railway. 31 do 4'i not object to the wholesale fai.eboad, why nnlvnnra Central to have the calamity of should we charged the arduous duties of secretary to the Coa vention. Fridar last investigated immediately, fullv, (Xi do 4 250 Hudson Kiv. K. 63 10(X) sh Clev.

A Tol and force them into their auks at the point of the Rev. Dr. Raxdall, of Boston, was appointed secretary. iiaxifigeen thwarted in JMarylanu, is rumored that tuev are coirs to try a West ii do 100 sh Chi. A R.I 7Sa 7KI sh Reading Kit 70.

500 do bsyone Locomotives Captnred. Messngeswere received from the House of Bishops TO- 0 do bO 1jO do. One result of Acti Brigadier-General If. Mc Bi.uos iu iuej uau prgimzra sdo appointed JKev. Dr.

Baclch Secretary, and also tbat they adjourned till A fnAVT'ABV traAFninrV as il It) do slO Lean's recent reconnaissance in force to vTarrenton ern movement, ai.d threaten Pittsburg. They will experience no better reception, and meet no better Let us hope that although no Cr.osiso Prices. Reported by B. Toland Son, Rev. Dr.VixTOX, on behalf of the New York Dele with bis brigade of General Stahl's Division of and fairly.

There is no lack of evidence, and tbre will be no difficulty in procuring at fhe proper time important ard impartial witnesses. Not another day should bs permitted to pa. The delay already has been disgraceful, and without precedent and if, upon examination, the officers and employees of the Cumberland Exchange Place. Erie, 50850 4 Reading, 71V 8 Skisl's corps tTarmee, was the recapture of the seven locomotives obtained from as by the Rebels in gation ior Assigning beats, stated tbat lots had been cast for Beats for the representatives of all the dioceses in the church, as if they were all ore sent, on tnteil'gence reaches us, the Governaient I 71 Aiwi or uentrai loisiosaticnigan soutn-ern, Michigan Southern Guarantied, 74 Illinois Central. 73 Canton, 16C17; the Creoles, ad tie regiments brought there have been resruited, and this is proof tbat ve have friends here, notwithstanding the denial of the Union men South.

There would be more of them if the Government could mike their rights more secure. Tbe losses of oroperty and the sufferings are enormous. For example, the Socles, before the war, had an income of $50,000 a year, and this is now reduced to a mere living on plain pork and flour. Beauregard spent some time at Bladfn, Alabama, before goin to Charleston. He is still sicK with larynixites, and, what is worse for him, put in disgrace by Jeff.

Davis for not winning tbe batLS of Corinth, and for not catchin? Ualllck. EAl regard said to ore of his friends that he intended to draw Halleck twenty miles into the interior ot Mississippi, snd then flank him and defeat bini, but Halleck was not to be caught in at.y such traps. Beauregard, at Corinth, oflered a place to Pieres Socle as one of his stalf, but it was declined, perhaps ior Beacreoard's libel upon the decencies oi life, bv declaring that the Yankees fought avowedly working tight and day to circumvent them Harlem. 224X22K Harlem Preferred. Pope's retreat from the Rappahannock.

Most of them were thrown off the track by our re tn ad their plans, and that these days cf ex uo iii me i mircu was nnuiviaea. A member considered that as many of the dioceses would not be represented, these seats should be assigned to the delegates present. He made a motion Cleveland and Toledo, 69 8a3. Market Arm. OSTICE OF THE ASSISTANT TBSASCBZB UlTlTID treating army, and otherwise injured aa far as possible, bo as to render them useless to the Re ttrnal quiet, which are disastrous to the ene Valley Railroad are found guilty, let the punishment nifted be one, the severity of which bels.

The latter, however, had put them on the States, New York. Oct, 1, 18o2: Total Receipts Total Payments 1,148,02264 my, are fraught with great results fcr us. Never did the doom of the Rebellion seem track again, conveyed them to Warrenton, and iv ua. cucct, wuicn was adopted a vote of 47 to 4 1 After some routine business, the House adjourned. FROM HAVANA.

will, in all time to come, be a warning to simi repaired tbem, so as to bar them ready to ToUl Balance For Cuatoms 79.500-00 bs transported to Richmond for further repairs and use so soon as they could reconstruct the railroad more certain than now, if only we can us, cor.wrations. the time proCtaUy, and pursue the recent ad- A 4ciaI meeting should be held, to-day, TntaSeTiSorouJyBdrelenUesly. Boar(1 0f Directors, and when con- Funer al Obseanies at IVilmington. for Beauty and Booty." The Rebel guerrilla bands were quite bold, ana Another Rebel Steamer Rons into Havana bridge over the Rappahannock river. Acting Gene ralllcLEAN's arrival at VTarrenton, however, com harrass the Federal vessels greatly.

Admiral Vipnir.lIT hH orratiired a naval P0HC0 from Mobile She Has a Cargo of Cotton Worth vened, we feel convinced a company that has pletely defeated their plane with reference to tbem for they are now safe on the west bank of Broad Run Correipondenct of the Inquirer. The Rebels' Requisites for Peac. of four sixteen-oared whale boats, which arecruising contributed so largely to the equipment of WILMINOTOW, 17EI, Sept. 30, 1662. Correspondence of the Kew Tork Express.

at Bristow Station, awaiting the completion of the The Richmond Examiner, though not by Yesterday being the day selected by City Councils UA vajta, Sept. 27, 1S62. On the 23d another Rebel the soldiers and the comfort of families, for the funeral obsequies of the two lamented Cap any means one of the wisest and most cautious will do justice to the memory of the brave tains, Watsox and Rickards, of the First Dela day and night in the river. Each carries a uoi and full crew well armed. One of these boats hid captured a band of sixteen guerrillas, who made a spirited resistance, losingfour or five men.

The Seventh Vermtmt Regiment lost onebunarea and fifty men as prisoners in the late expedition to Opelousas. of tbe Rebel journals, is a perfect adept in men who, returning from the defence of their ware Regiment, the people or Wilmington nobly i.i: eniereainis port from Mobile, Wi.nCtt0,,, Talned which Will be immediately oonverted into munitions and stores most needed by the traitors of the South. The U. S. war steamer Dacotah, Baldwin, Commander, entered our haar nnth.MtS the Dcnstonian school, which makes audacity State, met with an untimely death in an turned out to pay tnef last saa inoute or respect to the memory of the gallant men who so nobly fell on the beginning, ana middle, and end of all ex- jren.HKK3iAn wu" hour of fancied security, and when almost along our coast, looking for Confederate blockade-1 twinted to command the forcea above New Orleans It was oeuevea toat the battle-field of Antietam.

Although the funeral bridge there, to be removed to Alexandria. European Fire-arms. It Is stated that the reason we get so few arms from Europe now, is that the supplies in foreigaGov-ernmcnt arsenals are being retained for possible use, if tbe revolutionary movements of the people of Italy, and other States, should make such provision necessary. Flour. Bkckwith, Commissary, to day ac-cepted bids for flour, under his last advertisement, as follows: For No.

1 flour all bids at $7'10 and under; for No. 2 flour all at fK0 and under; fori tellence. Ia its phrenological developments within sI Lt of theIr hearth-stones. ouc p.Bseu, on tne night of tbe 22d, astern I and Gen. Ahjiolu to command in tne city.

procession was not to take place until three o'clock in the afternoon, the streets through which it was to 'ug wn tne uit stream, ner machinery ha vine been on th 9it in In event of neglect to take such action, the will be found the organ of hope preternatu rally developed, or the theories of Sptjrz. weather, but without nhBrtrfnr o1. I Tno TirrTrrn-nreT PptTArTfuH TJ.EOIMEKT. Councils, at their session to-day, should in pass were thronged with people, from an early hour in the morning. Business, for the time beint was suspended, th I mv.

Hof rha flalrt ctfltf.ind C0H1 hfim, Gail and Combe are not worth a In our markets we have nothing newto relate. nanv officers of the Seventy-third Eceiment ol igare remain auiet: verv ni P.7?T.oulvV,.:5 struct their representatives in theBoard to tale such steps as will insure prompt atten stores were ciuaeu. suu a uuiuoer or me nrim.jn.i straw. business places were neatly and tastefully draped in On the twentieth of this month it discoursed XSO.3 nonr BIl Bt 0'W mu "ggrrgaie nr tha nullities offered at those rates is ColunMa. from New York.

nMri. iroi I sell, near Covinsrton, Kentucky tion to the matter. As the city is the prinei- nal sfftftlifttdAr' in thn Pennsylvania r'tir mourning in memwrj vi uuaurcu ueaa. The procession was one of the largest and most imposing ever witnessed in this city, and did honor tbnuTh hut 20.000 were called for. The upon the requisites for peace in thi3 wise good articles at navln? ratea; dmnrei ahL karl Colonel Rev.

James F.Jacquess, D.D., late I whole ro.000 barrels, however, will be taken, if same vessels not paying expenses. sident Quincy College. Freights Nothing doinir of imnort.nr I Lieutecsnt-Colonei Rev. B. F.

Northcott. to tne loyat pevjie wi ttuiniugtun. Ane military andcivio societies turned out in full numbers, and brought forward, une atoppaK 01 ruporiaiion There are two essential requisites to peace it tfce dutj and the proviliCe cf the Coun- hrst, that we shall hire an army the cils to satisfy the relatives and friend, of the vessel returning, to home ports aa ther are dis-1 Major Rev. Wm. A.

Prebton. through the Chesapeiixe du uuu nas rre- 1 Mills from manufacturing foremost amuug lueiwucr were yuur gallant i'enn- AUJUWlilsMs is 7. Byiranians, ever resuj iu ucicuu our uag ana coun charged. The last rate for Falmouth and a market, 1600 boxes, was at 2 ton. Exchange inactive.

)) the usual quantities 01 nur 1 uc urureru- ment has obtained large supplies, heretofore, from enemy territory strong enouga to conquer dead and mutiIateJ, and the public gene, i second, that we shall have aa army of hr rrtl. Assistant Surgeons-Dr. R. E. Stevenson snd liOnrlnn.

13 tn 1.11' nramlnm V.via 1' ititmnat A 1 I Tt RrpUBflTl. that source. 1 I premium; New York and 14 to 15 discount I Chaplain Rev. John L. Bayer, fliap aeizare.

's maps of the Fortifications n'Hnucivi iui i.ruuuiuuDi ouartermaster James VV. Slakens. uciu ai uuiue largo eiiuugu 1 1 to repel any possible invasion. When we I Rained br Victories. (currency) and a few transactions for the steamer.

iminr aooui try, ana to ua iiuuui irw iut miieu orave. The escort consisted of two companies of the Fourth Delaware Regiment, preceded by a full band of auusic The two hearas folio wed, accompanied bv the pall bearers and four wounded soldiera belonging to the same regiment to which the deceased had beionged. he First Delaware. After this came the Reverend Clergy, a long train of carriages containing the relatives and friends of tbe deceased, the Uavor and City Councils, and a number of civic socieOee Third Pennsylvania Reserves, Foarth Delaware lteiriment. First Delaware Cavalrv.

shall convince the enemy that we are able I It is rather amusing to see the facile 1 Important Order of Gen. O. O. Howard, Company A Capt. W.

E. Smith. Company Capt. Rev. W.

B. M. Holt. Company Capt. Rev.

P. MoNutt. Company Capt. Thoe. Motherspan.

rvunnanv Caot. Wilson Burroughs. FOR THE SCPPRESSIOJf OF PBOFAJTITT IN HIS I to carry destruction into their own confines, which the Rebels caa pat things eo as to tuit and, at the same time, are readv at home their own fancy. Thev had an nnmisfafcahl Dmsiojf Codt. General Order No.

29. The General commanding this Division has noticed with Company Capt. Rev. Geo. Montgomery.

r-urvt Knf ton. extreme pain, on tne pars or omcers ana men, tne to repel any counter invasion they may at- defeat at Fort Henry, another at Fort Donel- Washington, have been seized at an the nook stores. These maps have been on sle for a long time past, and larce numbers of them eoid. 4heir seizure at thia late day is something like "covering np tbe well after the calf has been drowned." If Jekf. Davis desires more Information than he haa long Bince cained, by this map, regarding the aurroundmga of Washington, he will have to wait a few years.

Wood for Army Purposes. A contract was made to-day bv Colonel Rucker, OuirtermaBterT with JoasB. Hutchinson, of this farTbe delivery here (piled as required) of 6000 corof ToSdl-U peord. for army purposes. Furoled Prisoners.

snr0lel FriSOnerS. constant ana very general ubc oi yrvjunc uains. ue need not remind any thinking man of the vulgarity Company Capt. Rev. James J.

Davidaol Company 1-Capt. Rev. Peter WUce. Company Capt. Rev.

R. H. Laughlm. ieioa toot, then, and net till then, son; they were beaten at Roanoke Island manded by Lieut. Masse First Delaware ArtUlerr Capt.

Melds. Tbe were conducted at the '-raved and meanness or tnis practice, nor speaK oi it as a Decome and were driven pell-mell out of the forts at positive violation of God's law, but will simply ap an -BkV nlAAne. the Right Reverend Bishop Lee, of the Protestant Episcopal Church, and after performing the usual arvic.es. the mortal remains of Osnt.in. peal to the good sense ana Decier rswingsoi tne members of his command, and nrge them by all tbey bold dear, to abstain from insulting him whose protection Port Royal.

They took it all in a jolly man-net. It was only a means of making their at waa uuiy a ukbuj uiauujj mcir New Tore, Oct. steamer CrtoU is not one of the and Watbo.i wjjre sllenUy and selsmaU dsnoalMd a. I. at fiitlllS W4MII tbey need.

By command or General o. O.HOWABD. thia morning from New Orleans on 1" WaJst Of th. i vuo'uc. i bei ourjiaLj.

It tTu I vk-tcri more certain. Ther confidently cried rried orlsoacrs seat as th.s QfiAftatats E. WHITTLES EY, iiou.wyu spscwi a4.v( 3S-ie 1.