The New York Herald Newspaper, October 23, 1862, Page 5

i United the wir numb~ they w State: take wo Loft to | foreign PRO anit oause ‘be caitet Oc0eB: 1 vand 1 oo tion of @lave: bruta: while! Sine citizes this Task ‘that » sme. « ‘Bure mit thet Louisiana might stay out and migl one-horse republic—-(laughter)—= A nice time they would have if supporting an army and navy, sending gation of the gad likely they might. render «' fugitive slaves between nt , vhich were determined to now Bat being overruled, 1 should I stand “now—detesting the cuuse of denouncing its authors, aud yet saying g involved in the contest, I am now, as first, last and always for my coun. Now, fellow aught important in the course of i meme to be Yeo FROM FIRST PAG&) States. lass.) | believe that Virginia—I kuow that ié Soa Moryland,; and Missouri and Tennosteo—T be that wise North Arkausas adhe: i the nineteen free ucn-slayeholding States, and we shovld have then, in any event, seven and twenty ‘more than double the number we had in ors fe. Hevelntion, and more than double the xi in any confederated republic before; and the power, intelligence and wealth which "1d possess would in ten years place the United ‘he front rank of the natioas of the earth, it i8 possible that the States of Geor- Florida bt ‘under- Carolina, Delaware and of the oth Carolina, Texas, Mississippi, set up a smselves, smbassador rs abroad, with the nav! a providing - independent nations. fg m0 crime to ‘esca; q po Ahi pe from aoe sae England ever nor any of the great © asent to enter into a treaty to surrender ‘08, and Lam entirely satisfied, after one wock's ~~ vetion, the most the vulf and obstinate of existence ‘eturning to differ, We are invited now in regard shouit ve done—but that is immaterial for the I felt at liberty the other night to give ow repeat it—that when it ‘paying two thousand millions of men to carry on the war, and —overyhody in “yes, else the but ye believe that then they we THE MEETING IN BROOKLYN. would Jad- “ppl free to us,wRh our ships traversing their slaves eseaping iblic of the Southern States along the aan lprrersote Uhut wae upon our cont ‘othe Calon as ir heretofore was. In a convention such as Ihave described At still be some States desirous to go out and form « *-parate republic, as I have siated. Then will come question of what shail be done. Now, it. wouki aan, for bosari ns agree tht wi 8 ‘ogecul agree “that Pi cnond shall be seized, whe agree that’ a conven iva ing ten be called to quarrel here, and now, be- ’ + some future or indeflinite contingency they may notice & ques. doilars aot (hen, ag it now does, one and a half mil- y are +Galled a, ca to prosectite the war for the abolition of nd to arm the slaves asa means of prosecuting United States T shall 1 say further, that it jed to carry on this war for the abolition of v@layo.s ond by*putting arms into the hands of these ‘eile, Known as the slaves of the South, to ‘all upon ts datenceless women and children of tat country, ‘believe the nations of Europe would never inter” fore,cs 9, at our mutual reqnest, so long as this war is having respect to the rules of ciyiliz«tion and would say, it interfere, but it would be their highest duty ol a.d Christian nations, todo so, stan hudrea with whom wi the war—they wili inter‘ere, and fake to every anity fi they did not de it. eng, 1 might be overruled 20. Dix outside of a convention. sasuingt its cnemnies, (has been th (Applause. ) CApplause .4 Les per of the civilized world before whic! and when, with regard to the meu, wo bad lived cighty years “| happiness vnder @ constitution which se their rights, wo violate this constitution and » the rues of civilization and humanity in they \ biigation of civilization (Applause) But, My singh u» Would oi © tr8e be Of no avail, wo more than iny desire to all the mem. inate Horatio ssion to cali attention to me very purtiealarly. attention for & rooment or two to something he States in a sort of contingency. * very important, but which may become so in tastes con of Why Tshould be willing to separate from Mr. ‘hon repeated substantially tnat portion of his Van rrove | (peech where ho spoke of the proposed intention of a w.. to leave her ‘husband without cause, and his wwiwibig acquiescence sand 5 to say that ec editor of the Koeening Pot said that ths a> irre and easy virtue. In an article, which J will Wot 09. victain you by reading, he undertakes to show ‘that ti. au evidence of great immorality and looseness @0 M; part. and has several times re.erred to the same saubje' > show that my regard for what is degmed morali- sty and wai ne} Asun~' tue is not what it ought to be, and, as a necvs- s@ary Co se uence, that my paactiees conform to my raie. | virtue would necessarily at this electicn. Decoine I did not know Rieti’ ueotlon was up-1 was only aware that it would io, ., ) chaps ia a very active and angry campaign, o ss the relative virtues of the two candi «dates or Governor, and that, if there was a ‘desire tu justituts a ~—seerutiny = into the P., vdomes . cirive of Horatio Seymour and Jas. 8. Wads- rworth, *« mightbealed u onto enter upon it. 1 aim reafy or that now (applause) —and | am not entirely @ortii that our course in abstaining from that has boen wise, Work «0 id be an example to the peaple of the State o: INew Vors in his domestic and private virtue, and 7 ‘think herefore, itmay not be amiss, if the friends of Mr. W iow rth desire it, to enter upon a discussion of athat ic ceheers)—and if his supporters can show that cho ix 1- wre and Diameless in his private life as 1 sball Gaow “uratio Seymour is, then tl here will be no differerne between the candidates. (Appiauce.) But ti, perbaps, may be decitued, and it may ¢ ingisted thst the scrutiny shonid be "betwee mysoif and Me. Wadeworth, T shall uot decline +that 6. «aimation, and when the issue is made up I shall, if under che provisions of the code, offer myseif as a wit- ness be axamine|, and after haviug purged as far as Of am ohie in rd t> myself, I shall testt ae eee te tos the gribiic te Geretraing Gah seen a ke ug whi \ ig the judge. I do not desire to enter dison sion of that kicd, but [shall de it if these atiact in the Avening Post are persevered in. uotice that f intend to enter upon this exemina fochester next Monday, unless,in the mean- sapow nv mow ay dime, © 6 editor of the Fremng Dod withdeawe ali thos: harges against me, and forever presorves Pilon. m regard to. this subject. (Good,” aod chars.) T namo Rochester because that pray eb appl amine don Bure’ iv minree days to retract. rs within twouty-five miles of the residence of ‘adsworth, where he and [are bth well known it is Renewed neral Wadsworth desires this ex- ‘on; and i he J call oi his dog. (Great laughter.) Mr. Van newedca ty astrate the mode of separating ai ind. religi ws community, before wh va! Cais subject should be di cuss Now, if he will allow these assantts to in regard to to Tname Rochester be- Stat > oy alluding to the law of partuership between busi om. <0 Mr Corwin stood up in Congress the 4s cans onght to welvome our troops “with bloody hi 1 hospitable graves.” there was no suspension of Tt speakieg government he did not hesitate +) ‘hat this was the moat corrapt government on the ‘heearth. He sald this ia view of Fort Lafay- (ot the Provost Marebil come forward and do his ‘hee wonld know him by his claret colored coai, ao. would say to him, in the words of his great namne- thy servant depart in peace, Referring to the recent vem judg*nent against “ecreiary Hout wid hear and heed the a and put some patriot in his place. Let him Let him pat JohaJ. Crit- an honest President men, . and Moxy. “the wot oer oa fnew ait anne new 8 shoul che wi find wone braver than those of Kent! 1 ne\s saw # man, @ woman or a horse from Kentucky that v te the bn © «tractive Fire in the North River, BUKONG OF THE SCHOONER RLEANOT HANDY ON BOARD-—DESTRUCTION OF THE GOVERN: Mes 1 nor & th Douts.whied ali 0, Wo ave ports the t ¢ hadon with : At twelve O owek she wna aimost burned (0 the water‘ erlge, one 9 the ouwts ol averbenrd, The tanee of the poor Gols (eoned are hot yet known. It is tet yep known Whether she wae ineuad, Her carge consisted of hoy ’ Sen! coal peenen viv. witch Mere cHrily i, Hel, The ferry & Bh water Now fetiost the and ob a previous oecasion merety s ggested rstion might be one of the modes which could ing our nationn! difficuities. Those States will act to- Cheers.) Must be prosecuted with & ights The sus- < corps Was Unprecedented, and declared that ted to in it ts NOL necessary. vod this Union will be preser he continued respect to t 4 the writ of of the people. ot habeas wrruptions of t « in respect to him. wise ) ab (trast the Ire; we wh ‘0 in bys place. is piace. (Cheers) fo is vatriot, a brave man. The surround himself with brave not remarkublo fir fidelity, beauty ead courage. » ced to the (act tbat so mock » secure the olection of Wadswort Joho id he, can take under @ stone and set on it, lt pny stake care ef his. (Laughter.) SPEBCH OF MR. DAVID FLOYD JONES. ‘avin FLO D Jomes, candidate for Lieutensnt Gov: Jas Doxt lutroduced. He did not come, he said, to « speech, but lest his ‘ailure to appear might be ould he be elected, ‘ue his duty aud bis pleasure to aid the Governor tdent of the United States in unholy rebellion, Mr. Lincoln was the toito diseourteous, He said that, nd the Pi state x oat this a head ¢ + all ected a government, and, ~~ the band playing © flail Columbia * + SPORKS, ETC. ooner Eleanor, 279 tons burthen, laden with @overnment stores, was bntned inthe North river last wight, sad four of the hands burned to death, Captain T wh vod and five of the crew narrowly excaped, and we ho made bis ven conveyed dn a bot to Jersey City his wounds were droxse!, and he ironcine that wae occasioned by part of the eign dt ghy twitirg the hay with which (he Eleanor was titled, that was dreadfully one peor fellow, burned. Having conveyed to the hoepitel, Sem wwe) Cost $12,000, art ix the property t Mosere. 1. Runyou & Co., of this ity, 1 wos Fortress Monroe, the fow who we vats ool (Laughter.) a Hike tosee him clucking his chickens under him. Ga eure.) 1 think when the conflagration comes that T Pr with @ bucket to No. 32 Tafayetty » and respect. They should J the b ave MeCletlun, and rally to the support 1 the Her d But, money was being that Gerrit ught pis large fortune to his support; and Astor was set down as his eupporter. should consider whether hie property will be afe when the very foundations of society come s property, at Y vt 4 Tt mocting adjourned, at balf-past ten ofetock, with AND FOUR + or WO MRAIALANCE, Rd Ht js Cane LAL RO Bard |p lug HyMECKA USO, od, (Ap. uekey ve . Tt EWS FROM WASHINGTON. IMPORTANT F8OM KENTUCKY. Wasurarow, Oct. 22, 186% THE RUMORED SUPERSSDUKE OF CEN. W’CLHLEAN. There ig no apparent reasen to cccasiwn any s6rious consideration of the rumor afloat in Now York that Gen, MeClellar has beon superseded in the command of the Army of tho fotoma:, THR REBELS FALLING BACK UPON GOKDONSVILIB, Information fas been received here, from a g#ouree doomed reliable, that the rebols have evacuated Winches- ter and are falling back upoa Gordonaville THE ARMY TRANSPORTATION SERVICK STILL VERY DEFECTIVE. There ts still much complaint at tho delay in forwarding clothing tothe army, The days are very beautiful ay Harper's Ferry and Williamsport; but the chilly atmos. Phore 2t night nips the bare toes of the soldiers severely: The transportation gorvice is atill very defective. THE REBEL PEACR PROPOSALS 4 FORGERY. It is now definitoly ascertained that the alloged “‘poaco Proposals,” said to have been made by General Lee to our government, during the first days of the invasion of Mary- land, and about which so many rumors have recentiy been In circulation, are nuthing but an ingenious forgery — most probably the work of some stock speculator who was seeking to ‘operate for arise.’’ That such proposals ly Cleaxed of Rebels, &o. Crvcunwati, Oot 122, 1862. {vom Mo unt Sterling towards Fast Teunessoe, His army aumbors about 8,000 men, escape. General Bragg’s rebel army is avoving through Qum- bderiand Gap. Genera! Buoll baa ceased pursuit, and is lying with bia main force at Crab Orchard In another week no regular robel force will be im Kontucky, and a new diaporition will be mare of our tm mense army. Brigadier Gonora} Joff, ©. Davis tes beor piaged tom. Porarily in Command of the forces in Covingtow. Major Genersl Grangor takes the fleid to-moreow. mm hg vp of Bragg's Campaign entucky, (From the Richmond Whig, Oct. 20.) THE KENTUCKY ABMY. Dir news from Kentucky does mot by avy means, jua- tify the expectations which bad been founded on ‘the toiegraphic intoll the previous were believed to haye been received hero thore !s abun- thot fener of tia eters ranatoce p Bag he ae dant evidence, not merely in the press of the North, but be toe led to bevieve that General Bragg had gained S @ brilhant victory, and that the enemy's army was in that of the South, the Savannah Republican and lnges oletety ran dy iy we Charles'on Mercury having mado copious allusions to the come pope how such subject. From these facts, and other evidence attending the receipt of tho documents by the Secretary of State, there is no doubt that the whole thing {s a hoax, played by some officer im the rebel army, porhaps by way of ‘‘feeler” for Northern sentiment. But that the thing it- self is a forgery is made manifest, both by certain blun- ders which the rebel general could not possibly have committed, aud also by a comparisom of his pretended Signature with the old signatures on file in the War De- partment. . A PROPOSITION FOR THE DKSTRUCTION OF THA PI- RATE ALABAMA, . A fargo oumber of propositions have been made to the Wavy Departinent for the destruction of the pirate Alaba- ma, provided a suitable reward should be offers to war- rant the undertukting. AB a general answer to all such applications, it may be safely atated there is no doubt that the department would cheerfully buy the vessel from any party capturing ber, and pay half @ million dollars for her; and in the event of her destruction three hundred thousand dotiars—the lat- ter payment, however, to be subject to an ap propriatwn by Congress. THE ARMY. General King has been ordered to report to Mofor Geno. ral Dix. On the i4th tastant Captain William Jay was, by order of the War Department, relieved from duty on the atail of Mor Geaoral Wool, and directed to report for orders to the Secretary of War, at Washington. Captain Gaines, Judge Advocate of General Siget’s corps, has been ordered to report to Hon. Joseph Holt, Judge Advoeate General, in Washington. THE NAVY. Lieutenant J. A. Howell and Acting Master & P. La throp have been ordered te the steam aloop-of-war Os sipee Ensign S. We Perry's order to the Ossipee bas been ro voked. Acting Master Pierre Girard and Actiug Rusign isaac. MeKiuley have been ordered to the iron-clad steamer Montauk. Acting Master Wm. Carter has been ordered to the iron. clad steamer Nabaat. BRILLIANT REVIEW OF GENERAL SICKLES’ DIVISION BY G2NERAL BANKS, Major General Banks reviewed to-day Genera! Hooker's old division, now comnianded by General Sicklos. Tt was @ brilliant affair. The troops comprizod infantry, arti! lery and cavalry. President Lincoln, Secretary Stantn, ex-Goyeruor Newell, of New Jersey, an? many dis- tinguished officers of the army, were present. Amoug them were Generals Heiutzelmau, Cadwallader, Stabe!, Asboth and Slaugh, Military Governor of Alexandria, and Colone! Mcleod Murphy. The commanders of the brigades, with their staff, were also present, making two hundred met ited geveral and stat officers. The Marine Band wore in attendance, through the courtesy of Colonel Russell, of the Marive Barracks. It was au imposing display and a bandsome affair throughout. A hostof Ietios aud gentic: men (rom this city were spectators of the raviow. After the review President Lincoln was conducted thropgh the Parole camp, Straggier’s camp, and Coavalzecont’ near Alexandria. MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL MRAGHER. is General T, F. Moaghor passed through this city yeater- ta into circula- were described, all of them being Confederate victories, and resulting in the capture of tmultitudimoun prisoners and infinite artillery. To be sure it was rather difficult to comprehend the atrategy of these complicated move. ments, and tho tactics of these numerous fields; but, nevertheloss, the reporta came from #0 many sources, ‘and agreed #0 well in thoir general features, that we wero inclined to credit them with at least a basis of truth, ‘Yot it turns out that after the battle of Perryville, on the 8th fost, ne general action was fought. Kirby Smith en countered Crittenden’s foress near Frankfort, and de- foatod thom, and thia is the last wehoar of any fighting. For some ¢ are hothing is known of the movomeuts of our arn; We had imagined it advancing om Louisvi ile; or, erhaps, crossing the Kentucky river,and threatening innati; we had cherished the delusion: that it was, at Texst, holding a cms position in the midst of the dertile and teeming regwn of central Keulucky. But, all this time, it was retreating—fal! back i tho polite term—from the neighborhood of Loniaville to the ex- treme southwestern corner of the State; {tom the pro- ductive biue grasa country, to the motintain counties, whoro Jifo ia a burthen to « gré . Our last advices reoder it certain that’ Bragg's army {s abandoning Kentucky, and that it t#.now in position in the neighborhood of Cumberland Gap. We donot kuow, and do not pretend to divino, the causes-of this retrograde movement. We do know that it has profoundly disap. pointed and mortified our people, und dashed tho fond hopes they-had formed of liberating Kentucky and Ten. nessac, We expected, and reasonably expected, teneral Bragg's magoificent army, something (han a mere incursion to the ‘neighborhood of the (hio river—sometbing more than fruitless DA one snd barren battles. We had anticipated from Goueral Bragg something more than boastful orders to his troops and sounding prociamations to the people beyond the Obio. We had formed exalted hopes of thegreat ex pedition which he led acrosa the Tennaaace river, and noarly up to the auburhs of Louisville, His long dela ‘upelo, bis hesitancy at Chattanooga, bis tardy into Kentucky , had shaken public confidence, bubfe willing to condemn 80 long as opportunity yet ram for & consummation of the grand objecta of the campaign. Tt is all over now, The Kentucky movemont fn the hands of General Bragg has turned out to be simply a fizzle. No other word can so appropriately describe it. It has bean, from beginning toend, a bri!tant blunder and a mag nificent failure. Without losing a battle; General Hragg bas suffered all the consequences of deteat; after march. ing hundreds of miles in pursuit offa flying cnemy, after capturing towns and cities, menacing Cincinnati and threataning Louisville, fighting and winning battles, aud ing thousands of prisoners, he turns bis back on bia conquests, and leaves to the beaten and wondering ene- my all the advantages of victory. Wo are told that gained a gloriona triumph at: Perryville, aad ‘by Swwith defeated Crittenden near Frankfort. w tha! we whipped Nelacn at Iichmond, amd that Morgan performed (he most gailant exploits at many paints, that ve took towa after town, and.captured vast numbers of prisoners All these are achievements which wilt sdera our history; but will they compensate fur the disappointment of our hopes, and the failure of our grand schemes for the liberation of K and the redemp. tiow of ‘leunessee? The fact romaina that, after alt our glorions successor our marches, batties and viotorica, our army is near Cumberiaud Gap, and the enemy im pos session again of ail Kentucky The campaiga iaover, and Goneral Hragg has dona—just nothing-at: all. MOVEMENTS OF 7ROOPS. Arvival and Departuce of the Ume Hu drod and FPifty-sccond New York Regi- ment. ‘This regiment, numbering eight hundred aad acy moa, recruited in Herkimer and Otsego counties, arrived yes torday morning at tho Parle Barracks, where thoy were shbsisted during the day, aud “eparted im the evening, per the Now Jersey Contral Railroad, for Washington. the Tegimout presented a flue appearavoe, and- {he good order and sobristy of the men especially Oper vable. Massachusetts Regiments Em Route to the Seat of War. Bostom, Ort. 22, 1362 Too cmbarwation of three Massachusetts regiments— tho Third, Bifth and Vorty-fourth—to.day,aupposed for Nowbern, attracted an immonse crowd on the streets through wich they marched to. Battery wharf. These ragimonts aro fully equipped ‘Tho Twonty-socond Maine regimens arrived from Ban ger early this morning, and proceeded to New York ‘he Springfield and New Havon route whe Draft. PROURKSY OF THB COMMISSIONERS, RTC, THE LATEST FROM RICHMOND. Arrival of Captain Smith and Crew of the Schooner Francis Elmore, Burned by the Rebels When at Anchor Off Lower Cedar Point, Potomac River— Their Experience in ti Libby Prison, &e., de. Capt. Jarvia Smith and the crow (3'x in number) of the schooner Francis Elmore, burned by the rebels when nt anchor off Lower Cedar Point, Potomac river, arrive’ here yesterday, having left Ricimond under a flag of rnd a p ee pontine se nite hava truce on Monday afternoon last, the 20th inst, at two | CUS N® ane ee Se ee ee vorable «counts of the progress which t# being made by o'clock. Capt. Smith foports that while at anchor, as above stated, on the night of the 7th inat., bis vessel was boarded by a party of thirteen men from the Virginia shore, calling thomselves ‘Partisan Rangers,” who made himself and crew prisoners and then burned the vessel They came alongside unobserved, and in a4 fine & boat ag could be found anywhere in New York. They were armed to the teeth with pistols, cutinases, &o., and wore commanded by a man whom they caliod Licutenant Wood. This Wood professed to be @ lreutonant in the Confederate States navy, and said that he was attached tothe Merrimac when she had the fight with the Monitor. ihe secoud in command was named Lee, He professed to be a hear relative of the rebel general of ‘After they had gained the deck of the Francis bimore and overpowered the crew they secured them all in the boat, and, cutting open a bile of bay in the cabin, threw tar balls saturated in spirits of tarpentive among it, and then applied the torch. yy then lett, taking the prisoners with them. soon the schooner was in flames fore aud ait, and her destruction was very quickly ac ompli 7 ‘On arriving in Virginia they wore starved immediately for Riehmona, and were compelied to walk the yreater part of the way, until they reached diedford Station, on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potoinac Katiroad, when they took the cars and were quickly ianded in the rebel capital. On their arrival they were at ouce sent fo the Libby prison, where they remained until released on Monday fast Captain Smith gays that thoy were most kindly treated by their oaptors, and untt! they arrived at the prison; thea they had half rations and tue floor to aleep on, with auy amount of filth around them aud ver as ions. mI cotain, eal reports that there are but very few troops in Richmond, What theve are appeared to him to be the most wretched looking and miserably clad beings he had over seen. All Richmond, he says, is sulloring terribly for many of the Jos of |ifo. Boots aio forty-five and fifty dollars a pair, and very few to be had, and everything cise is said to be in proportion, Notwith standing the condition of affairs, they are very, very bitter against the North, They never speak of givin, aul say that whatever fecling may bave oxistea friond to the old government was destroyed by the proclametion of President Lincoln. Now they say they will figist until they «ie hevore yielding an tach, or ever auymit ting to the abolitionists, as they believe the entire North wb Captain Sraith was pot at all pleased with the polite ness of the prison keepers. They nsed vory rough lan. guage, and, instead of having Dell or goog to summon the prisoners to dinner, they called them by saying. “Fail in, you damned Yankees, @od yet your soup.” ie was impossible for Captain Smith to obtaiw any io formation respecting their forees, either thei number or location, He hevrd no ciaim that had gained a vic+ tory in Maryland. bet they were boastmy thit Bragg bed defeated Buell in Kentucky, aud (hat he was chasing him They were very ecultant the Commissioners im hearig the claims of exempts. ‘Unis ovoning Judge Adwooate General Anthon will meat the Brooklyn Commiasionors, in order to confor with (hem relative to their duties. In the various warda up to the present time comparatively ® stmail.numver ave made application for exempt certificates. In tie Mirst ward eighty-nive have rade application, and im the Fourth ward fifty-two, Nearly aii of (he latter hive claimed exomptiowon the strength of disability, oo!y one half of whom received certificates THR HOURS OF THR DRAFT COMMISSIONERS, TO CHE RDITOR oF THs GRKALD. New York, Oot. 22, (49: Beng anxious to correct au error of the “Cum missiouers’’ Of "the various wards, who hear the oxcyses of oxompts, 1 beg your imdulgevce for these few lives in your valuable paper. Why do the Commission. ers hold thoir sessions from aie till four o'vioek—the exact hours when a poor man who works for bis living (from seven till six o'clock) cannot come’ Perhaps sore Inen of this class, at the riak of losing his situation, and pay for the time ho is absent, stays home til! aive o'clock, then goes to the station Louse, stands ona like for nearly an boar, and then finds be must come tn the afternoon, from ‘+ one tili four ” o’clock, a8 that is * ibe y time when the surgeon is ther This 1s Lhe ar mmentat ail the stetion houses. By inserting above in your estecmed journal you will exceadiugly oblige agufferor from the above cause, and a goistant jer of the Hmraup. BE. 6. The Burning of the Blanche. SOM OF THB DETAILS OF THK BURNING OF THE SNOLISH MERCUANT SHIP BLANC y THR MONT: GOMERY, CAPT. HUNTER, tN SPANISH WATERS. We learn from letters from Hayane certain facts, the details of which, if confirmed, are caloulated to involve ws in difoulty with the Spanish government. un the 8thof the prosent month the merchant steamer Biancho, Captain Smith, carrying t+ English dag, formerly engagod in the trade between New Orleaos an Cuba, but eold, atnce the war, to an English honse, w coming from Matagords to Cuba, when she Stopped at a stwalt port called Mulata to take in ooa\, She then satled for Havana, with a Spanish pilot om board, When vear that piace, and off yanad, she saw io tie distance an American atoamabip chasing her with all spec. The ship was the gunbort Montgomery, Captain Hunter, ibe captain of the Blanche became frightened: aud wetead of waiting for her ve attempted to cxoape, The Montgomery continued the pursuit, and cory elled bor to wear around, and sau her ashore six iniles west of Moro Castle, The See Aloakie, tad watched her movements from the shore, wok towards the Ohio river ver the latter Mair, aud called it aglorions victory, wit | a buat, amt, with two or threo other men, went om any amount of prisoners and material of war captured. board the Biauche, when he hoisted the Spanieh flag ay a On the way down the river Captain Smith sow the Mer. | sign thet she was vndor the protection of the Spaptsi: go. rimac No. 2, wich steam up, He could not see the ontire | vernment. at the same time a in Hunter, of the Voesél—only the forward part of her—vu' is confide: Montgomory , ordered tworboats, with armed mon, Log0 on that she is very near completion. The frames of board the Flinche, ond to take forcible possession of tte other iromolnds “are in a forward state, and thors vessel, board, tho elfleor to command explained ty at his mission was, ant orders to we inboats ia the basin, They 4 ain to obtain news that is reliable, The foeii ge wn sentiments of the people are cxstly #iscovered, and they aro found to be tie same tm all cays—Dbitter hatred to the jovermnent of the United States The ‘ollowing are the names of the balatos of Lie oi crew of the Frade Kimore, all of whom, with iv, save thelt parole Yefare bog relorsed Klin, mate, ish oficial Having protested aps tre. ensued, in Which the officer, with Che drove him on shore, together with the thre® Span. who wore with itn. Arter this they came back, vet are to Cho stip and carciod awey wilh Chom the ¢ pilot who had Ween taken by ¢ When the Spanish Governor acy of Chis outrago, committed i pantech wa Yy Anier ican Vorsey, Orders ware given lo a Spe ist (rine iiforthwith and iw captire the parpetcaue of the But ths Sloutgomery bad disauyeared, asd ‘ate no trace of ber had yet boon discovered flears amt ckson, eaten nitnedd tent, Aeunest ta Hones Pra ing, as the Hoboken forrybort Ju ing tothe chy, the stodinboat Mattewan ran into he srvuthing im her starboard sidy and eartying away a pes. tenet the cabin and wheelie e. Fore tine th re cas ooneld@rable @xeterrout among Ue Pyeng! ® bat we eiy Ho Perther “eedenk we red. Ty. Cmenge walt { ‘ { noount teed tt hones us tH OY Howe nego or we Ms, he ult~Kettucky Near. General Humphrey Marahall’s robe! force is wetreating We havo a force in pursuit, bat as all Marshal’s mon are monoted he will doubtless tion. Buttles here, batties there, battles everywhere | NEW YORK kkALp, THURSDAY, OCTOBRE "Ss! OR" eel po Se ES naa Tiavane, intendiig to rosch there tho mext day. Novwear] Court Catenday—Thi y Bol of that name BYwivg colored that port om the 4 Goraniy Gober tian eras Now, Brio 3081 tho probabilitics are that the Montgomery, and ool the | 308%, 3601, Jour, Sit, 8193, . 8109, ‘Site TLS: Dacotab , is the yossa® inphicatod in this after SUT, 8122, 3125, stat, anda, BK), 2197, S140." Pact | MMeerstown and Léverpool, Tho steamor Blanchva,aptain Smith, claimed to be an | 2--Nhs 3408, 3464, 3466, 8468; 4470, 847.', S474, 4475, | _ [ae fine sicamship City of Meow Rork, Cap Petrie, of the Jit vaso! and oa a Wgitimate voyage, ts no do .dL the n° | Liverpool, Bow York aud Phiadelphis ue, a l# On Bator Old stoamor Gencral Ru, foruiorly & packet Dorween | 3506, 3508" 3514 ”* | Quy neat for nad Ede : Now Orieans voston in June last, cargo of cotton, and Captaiy Smith abo aud ry ther Umited Statos vy gilimate voyage (roi Tt baa yer to be contirmert that the Utkted States rexel which buragé the Sisuche is the steamer Montgomery THE ARMY OF VIROCHIA. “ ad arrived safely in Havana with a» cominaaded, uo doubt, ‘Me ran the vlvekade from Gal ‘ved » bogus brapafer to the votes), and, wie bernod an (9 Hayarie Tey.averrara, Oot. 32, 1862, ‘Tha Washingtow Sur sure — “ Tob following regimonts bays just jomed Gonores Siget's commnmd:—The One fitnired and ‘Tenth, Ove Rundrod and Thirty-fourth, Ons Hunired and Thirty sixti, Ono Hundred’ end Fifty-fourth and One Huodred and Pitty seventh New York, Thirty-third Massach setts and Twen- ty-sixth Wisconsin, Tho Righty second [inois is om the way, and will probably jom him to-day, Such facta aw these are asuificient auswer tothe fault finding to tht offect that Sigat bas not Leen properly reintorced. General Sige! yesterday moved* biz command to the neighborhood of Centreville, and*estatiished bis head- quarters thers. A Rebel Band Dispersed tm Missourt. Spaingreny, Ovt. 22, 1862, A band of rebels, adout two hundred: strong, wore dis covered endeavoring to pass South, some’ seven miles east Toy were supposed to-be under com- mand of Colonel Dorsez, and to be going'to West Plains, of Marshiield, Ark, At eleven o'clock Monday ulght they wi aitacked by Lieutenant Colonel Stuart, with ono hundred men ef Fieventh Minois cavairy, and routed, with a toss of four killed, nine wounded and fifteen prisoners, Our loos was one killed, The enemy scattered, and Stuart ig still in purseit, News from Fortress Monroe. ARRIVAL OF THY CUMBRIA FROM NEW ORLEANS— SAILING OF THE FRIGATE MINNKSOTA;.#TU. Fortress Monnow, Oct. 21, 1868. The steamship Cumbria arrived at Fortress Monroe She left New Orleans on the b2th inst. this morning She had mederate weather up to the 14th, whee sho ex. perienced acheavy noftherly gaie which lasted four days. Spoke bark.A. Stevens off Sombrero. ties of dritt stuff, supposed to be wrecks of vessats. Raw large quanti- Pat into Hampton Roads for coal. The Cumbria brings seventy-five paasence she oriongs papers to October 11, but the main foutures in them ¢ x. stor are extracts from the Northern United States mi sengora:—Mra: He G. V. Gamble and family, Mr. 0. Morrell avd fataily, T. She briega the press. afair freight, aud the tollowiag pas. 2, three ¢ dren and servant, Mrs, pkins, “J. Fl, Masaoy, 3. W. Paitarson, ‘ernour, S. W. Sachs, K. WO, A! T. Villanasoa, Ashburry Reger, J.J. Lano, Thomas Cadler, EB. N, Veal, and twenty-seven ia the se. The frigate Minnesota left Newport's News yesterday, and passed down the Roads out to sea at abont four o'clock. ‘The dag of truce boats Metamora and New York arrived hore this a(teraoon, bringing upwards of fifty passengers and not over one hundred paroled Coion prisonets—iar jess than was expected. News from the Rebel States. Reports from Corinth aay tuat the enemy lave eva- ouated Corinth, amd that Bolivar, Tean., 1% beiag eva- euatot. REPORTED EVACUATION OF CORINTH AND BODIVAR BY UNION TROOPS. Horie Srrivas, Oct. t THE BATTLE Of CORINTH. Ture, Oct, 14/1862. Pacoled Coulmierate soldiers, just arrived fromedeu ka, Gold is seiling in Richmond at 160 a 170, and ‘Texas Kangers; Major Pr, ight, of Georgia, Win. stat. pay thatseven bundred wounded have beaa sens. to thas place, and that our entire uumber will nol, exceed Gfleen hundred. Our army is in the highest spiciis. Gan. Volk had 4 narrow escape. Among our Colonel Patterson, First Tennosssco ; yor, Commissary; Captain AT Mayr ot Ceneeat Piaiborn MISCELLANONS [THMM. 125 a 130 per cent ‘the defrauding in t! come #0 commun general talk on the streets. w Ricamony, Uo. W, 1362 silver at Cotamissary Departweat has be forth comments an’ become a We tave not yot heard of the Grst farmer aorth of the Rapy ‘haunock Who bas ploughed and seedewfor crop of wheat. Occasionally we hear of afew acres seeded in the coanties: south of and adjoining the Happalannock. valley THE MATHEWS HOMACIDE CASE. Gourt of General Sesstans. Beluro Recorder Holman, Our. 92: —Joha Rey THIAD DAY. aids, charged wid the hom icide of t, Mathews, on the morning of the Gthol February last, was again placed al the bar this morning. Uivat piace, dreseed (he ji ia the aod of hi and ‘uxhing of uh when she fell to jump, Foiter Reynolds do it.” oharscter, tostified to io bis rigtet wa dei Ww rushed mand for shi tory ¥ the other sleigh don’t you do it te bedaos gts “the weather un UNHUN Mr. Spencer, counsel for the.de'ene: ary ne to prove same bl the afray took place within abov Ubat the Mr. James Vitspatrick was called, aud not avawer ing to Bia maine, thé Asdistant Disivict Attorney aa gownced that (he case for the prnsecation would rest at 8, then briefly ail sence. te tho line of defel vburty house; Uia wilueas, in company wish tho a hips © wag a ranaway; bal witness & aud te let it pas: ly OM, aud ane of the women (eli oul; Wey molds walked over andusked ber if she was hurt: Uae girl seid bad, some bad wouer v Bi, sayin, tor’s sleigh came by al when Whiston imped out and struck Whiston, apotiver mat with the whip, aud wanted tos! Falter said be Could manage bint, aad to let him atone; then came wp,@nd the uian in it said, “Kate, what's the inaiter?? she woman in the sloigh shonted/out to Fitzpatrick to help her hold this man 1; tie, however, managed to get out, and rushed towards the woman calling out, kwife, the ko: made another biow at Reynolds, who caught him by the wrist; Mathows at the tine bad one hand on Reynolds’ collar; the witness started to go to them, when the girl in evidence was William Whiston test iti street, near Sith &\ enue, ho was with Reynolds and Swetiy op (he tity they #barted to ge home about Larte o'¢! ing. The witness thon gaye n dotailed staw occurrence, which did nol difer waterialjy from that of Mr, Skelly, On ihe concl.sioa of the aifiay the wituess ing Mathews lying ou the ow with a knife nd, plain Greer, of the TLweoty-first precinct station house, was called to the stand aid testitied chat be iad kuowa the prisoner for the bist five years, who lwd ni borne a good character Peter Dolan algo testified to the good character of the privoner, whom he bud known all lis life, both here and aiso iu the old country. The case for the defenos was hero rested. Police Officers Floro aud Oiark were reoaiied by the prosecution, and testified that they dit vot see a kmife ja the hands of Pat, Mathews aa he lay on the grow Mr. Charies Spenger then proceeded ty am up for the Asaistent District Atiurney Cuaclos & Whitehead sum- of the proreoution point ihe case was adjourned vatil this morning, when Mr. Whitehoad will conclude the summing up, after which the Recorder wil dolivar his charg the case bo givon to the jury. News from Califor ‘There is a epocuiutive fooling in alcohol, with consider. ablo sales at about 0c, sales of clear pork, butter and at aren rates. Wheat in good de- pin The istest moconnis from the new Colorado mines rather discouraging as to placer diggings '@ rich prospects oti of silver and gold. Ly Cope rire ye An explori ty was fiitiog enter Setovatey csepied by the Apache ludiaus, Base Bull Match, he Bekford Club, of Boookly diay, the eevre at the close of the mateh poing Ony maysie fie moe side, atu the horse began ‘k ™ did not see anything ia the hands Diathews while be was running towards |e) Judge Connolly was then put on the stand, and teatafled that he had known Reynolds for Che taat five or #ix gears, and pe had always borne « gowd and sinexcepsionabie ? ho Jas! mutch comes off ou Tauesday. eather cold and murky ihe POURB, fs te mer Reynolds aud # young nate named Whiston, lott ids? store about thyooa’clock on the morning of the February, to g9.bome; they boord great screaming vue of them made the reiuark Git it wae sganetbing om, Le she had bocu inputted, Sir. Fol- and the gurl went to get in, ran to bold the horse; me om e Whiston, “Raby, baby ie, Fitzpatrick n't you he then Bat. or a cried, “Pat ynelda ent ol the Metro. for the purpose of : had been borue vy the xe Recorder, however, ruled tf aintesidie. that be lived in Filty-second San Frawersoo, Oct. 22, 1462, but extensive ont ia sufficient fores to t Phtiadelph WROPHIA, Oot, 22, 18%; f, achieved anothe vie Thore wore over a thonsand t TROTTING. ch (or $200 fo your olds, yt wig tw fault ¥ by tee wot fortait weds, te, pat by Co a Kewrvi 5 36, 17, 80, 4, 54, 6 munications coutidentia. Information giv paid for prizes.” Highest prise paid tation furnished. = rh Democracy, Free HOLMES, 364 Bro at BALOW'S, I8EBowery. the best made BABCH'A, 233 Greenwich al, corner Barclay; equal to aay madeo change ever, decidedly for the better. eat will be cowvineed of one of Kn Cream,” for beautifying the complexion. Sold by all drug giats, fe in the world Cor droasing and: preserving the by all druggtats, Rber mr, the druggiate, world jinsaatancous, barmiess and roliahi iat of Youth or Liquid Peart, foe preaecvi Papeete cea 88 4 Pte a ABest et a a sie i 3 Fe : seeak 2 : ¥ Sutexion’ Cou. —Part 1—Nos. 2347, 131%. 1 2497 2 | 2801, 4 ; 2396, 25.0, 2000, SHB, 268, 2ha0, Bord W. A. Batchelor'’s Celebrated Eatabi Pott for Wigs, Tounees, Hair Dye, and Hair Bycing, oidevia Creain (or vewihifying tho hair, 16 Bom mroe Mit’. Hair Dye, 50 Cen | 482, 3489, 5458, 3490, RAVE! Dav 2845, all drugainis, Trusss-—Marsh & Co.—Kadieal Care v Ollice’ stil wt No 2 Voawy atroct, Astor House No neat ou with any othe o papigioe any rolce of the same name. Gouraad’s Poudre Subt#He Uproots from any part of the body. Warranted Bayes, Boston 458 Broadway Ure Professor Miller's 50 cont Hair Dye, back aud brown. Th® beat. Bold by denmgiats, Depot 66 Dey atvent. Kddy & OMcial Drawings of Murrey, .'@ Kortucky and Missouri State Lotteries” Kanrvonr, Bari ©1443 501—~October®, 1968, 61, 12, 36, 40, 50, 33, 7, 39, 59, LA, 37, 45, 64, £84 W2—Dctober 22, WR i Se, tt Hote >, SAG, 31, 10, 15, 40, 43. ree of oharge ing either: MURRAY KADY & 60, Covington, Ky,, or St, Lente, Ma, Oficial Drawings of the Delaware Stato Lottenies. Crass 49—Octover 22, 1468! 66, 46, » 23, 34, 70, 55, 39, 72, ST, 68, LAW AR, CLASS B2—OCtober 2B, 1862 Rie 46, wen Nat 12, 34, 30, 52, 76, 4b, 78, slaps son! seman, JOHN A. MORRIA & CO, ‘imangtou, Delaware. Der 22, x 16, 51, 64, 29, 19, 33, 55, BI For cirentars, &., addins R. VRANOE & CO., Ooving: in, Ky. Prizes Cashed tw All Legalized Lotte- ties, by L A. DUNN, 140 Broadway, upatairs. Letter com- Prizes C Legalized Lotteries. OSKPH GATES. Broker, J No, U Waikatreet, room No. 1 New York Royal Hava: Rettary.—A Premiam for Doubloons. Infor- TLOB & CO, Bankers, No. 16 Wall street. Democratic Democracy and Republican Nigeer and Stave Nigger, ph raphed by ay Splendid Cartes de Wisite, Cal! sad sew, she for 6k Bight Cartes de Visite for $1—Kqual to Vaughan’s Photographic Studio, 228 Bowery.—Notiee. Twoive Cartes de Visite, $1, warranted Broadway, 24Bowory. Banta, Hatter, 357 Canal Strect.—Fall aver aa@ Felt Hats, for misses, girls and boys. Alt new and desirable atyles im Cape for boys, youths and it ts Singu What:an Hiffect the a fandton ia dress has oa the appearance the past month we bave ka of moat of our irlends, | ¥ that it was owing ta the’ faot th were: KNOX'S (ali style of Thats. The change ta, how ‘Those wir may think ditfer- the truth of. our assertion by trying: poms, at 212 Broadway. beautiful Phaion & Sou's “Snow White Oriental Phailon & Son’ the Beat Use Dr. Tobins’ Venetian Lintment, for Twenty-five centasnd Ofty cents. Bold by-all Batcheior’s Hair Dye— Sold by deug- nd peefuiners overywhere. Factory, 61 Barolay cireot Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Preservative sad Wig depot, wholesale and reiail,"No.6 Astor House The Dye wa applied by egperienced artista, Brawtifal Comploxton.—t. jon aod akin. Ladies after once using tine dritg! article will be convinord that it has ne Sob 08 SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC COR NEW YOMK—~CMLN Day. RUN Hees. 6 19] moon srrs. ~ seta BE SUN axes... 6 10L aia waren eve 6 2% Port of New York, October 3%, 1962, CLEARED. Steamship Thonaa, Swann, Bel Shvp Volant, Huichia: Ship George Raynaa, bes, Wasimngton Acapulco Memebant & Breck Rand, Panama—iibreb: nt & Breok ‘ Liverroa —Boyd & Hinckea. er & Ghiase. Menuings & Marian Oppoli, (ial), Stagnes Cork—tloimbos & Co Bark Sehmuecert (Pera), Bortiick, Basbon—Funch, Meticge agriro—N € yuainery. &.Co Riech Cork—Funeh, ide vam—J Bishop orcan Bes, Selly, Havana—tybe 1, SU Sohn, NB—Thoa a N ao Sara v Ly Se ive Wonder, Hallock, Role Bunny Pern, Gav 1 + Angeline Vas ( Washingtoa—F D Hurt W ashington— Na’ Anon, eur UMN Ny Fr Aoy, Balt adie gr, Waltim: eK £, Christie, 4, Piiladelphin—Masler, er, Catalin M Mayhew. heomJed Fry a Co, nek, hols, Provideace=L Kengy. ht, Smith, Provideocre—Master Reed, Nantucket Master. ARRIVED. Milton (of Bomon), Wilson, Cardiff, Sept 16, with Trask & Dearborn, Bark Sarah Laniurop, Bavanttia, 18 days, with coffer ber, Ae, to RY Me Hiawmoad, Barbados, Oct 6, with sugar, 25 days, with Achy Saval J Be ‘Sloop Tawtemeo, rub to.Jno A McGaw &'© Alexandria, 8 days, in bal oD Brig and cor Weis Fortur Borda, Oporto, 38 days, with wine to hw ra Brann. 23 days, with ise, 16 Yaies 8010, was boarted by gum Agua, Oct 8, with au- of Cape May, passed henen for New Or mor (of bast Machiay), Talbot, Oxy Francis, Oct 9, ¥, 16 StMpeon & Clapp." Zist inst, iat 87 45, low 73.33, verill, (rom Cardenas tor Bost Bunker, New Orwans, witb n, Roy West, 18 das ‘Abacus, was bow w hy the U S gunboat Mentgon tual, was boarded by frees Mow Schr Taliswan (of Norwich), Connor, 8 ate, t) Handy & Hoadley vs wreathor ¢ 5 hie entire basse) ache Bilrabeth (Pr of Dighy, NS), 22 days, with salt, to Bmith, Jones &¢ he Sarah Maria (of Ooldeering, LL Oct WO. with fruit, toto T Pearsall Ls Brot ¥ Blas, NU, Sept jax had very hea ‘asccip, Bast Harbor, UI erhtil.fBaracon, ret be egdon, White ea fever . Loritieked apa sen tu A email bow, Ts Sehr Triamp board ten contralve ne! ad it, Eorire loaror. ‘ell, Forurr+g Mouron, Fortrens no How Ervicson, er, Petty, © Baltimore, ¢ days. jages. Baltimore, Loqun, Stati, Philadelphia for Boston. nel, Philadetpbia for Roo Hehe Hartiet Newell, Trotter, Bangor, Ble Quickstep, Racers, Geores Sehr Riza 8 Downing, Thorne, Ni Bele Mentions. Smith: Providenae, 2 days, Sci.r Bliva Lelaal, Doyle, Providence, 2 days, Shr Geonora, Raker, New Haven. Sehr Hodes ‘aveen, New Hh renr EGY aol. Hortiand, Ct. 2 Soir Ad Det man, with materials B Smale! ashen on ‘ert Bea, Ma Aloo Thomas Halt oak Lanvel is trom eehe W Hull, Peuy Cheistorer, Rult Bie mer fnew Hine Breamer Wesichester, Nie. Providence, BELOW sod Ss Hare 6, ete Wan, oe Teatiow Arrays tom, Sua nid ar Counce WOW, tree, Bleck or drown, best in use. Depot Mor Barciay alert, andwold by A may wer | brag Rvant B Taylor fr im 3H, Im lab 290 im, 94 lat 2) 00-8, om ckinered 1,60 (oun, owned, “\ others, amd for some tim ata. # at Roston from PBtadetphitné on the ond of the Long wharf, om Arrow ober warboand qiar , J wlarted 0, G1 and (rom Ler } molaswe st 4ytain Perry, Underwritess’ agens, pee get Y It sratth, ashore on Berlin ‘wearin, ote Moverals have been saved, iadelpbia, wan o@ ankerchief Shoal, and ts eS trowoed The eeat of the ore © WAL DKON, Ross, a Newport from Biszabetboart gs arcely, mud Would Ke on marine railway & ee Mimnina ¥aeet—The brey Harty Capt and gual Mov Vert on the Mth or sepe' ci andy, wantretgne Sock rane & Co! ot Bal Linge e. a 0 fell dhat whet Spoien, we, A bark atoeriing &, ahowln, jue #iqaal with tows sera Det 12, nest an a pms) eon iner, Upson, from Salem fot Casa 160 fon Oe th Nickerson, Baker, trom Boston for Cape Alay 57 480m 67 40. Meanie from Bostom for 8¢ "Domingo, uo cite, ‘iclip Onala, ta!" 50, ton 66-20. B Ports. frica, Ang I-Kn port bare Swallow, Nolaom, un Hannan, Oot Ln port bark Gazelle, for New York sow aya; brig Allvatto, for d-anme day, ahr Netlie, Tar!ox, Cor Thrki Teds name day : Biwacom Oot 10—No Arm'vessel in port. Cay Few Oct 9—ir poet bark Betesy Williams, (or Aim vonsel, 1 2$—No Anmveasol in port. 6B Art zoe, Dar eioete, Gustav, do; © B Hazaltine, Gillen or Bricinnia, Patten, ARyady Delphine, Mokels, do ith, idelioon, Gregory, NWord) Gth, F tiilaed, Lovett, Wealmorelamd, Decan, Philadelphin, Hixphos, Step —sid abipoeManierey, Smile (frour Su ‘ernembnes, Old E Delano (ftom Bangoow), EB; bark Lapwing, Greenman (rrem AEgml,. ‘10. 45, O00 d—Arr Be brie Kewnoth. Murphy Boston, hares & June. Haswell, Liverpool Ty, Mosul bay (and: iy Oth ton) WYorK, another rep st ); Oth, Br brig Muscovado, Buller, Demarars £06 with rudder head twisted. NTUL.A, Oot S—No Am vonnot in yor, J, Oct Sia port brig Planter, for NYork, Ui, onir ane 81_Joun, Nis, OeuttT—Art ache Aloe, Ya for New York,'put im fora harbors Olé 16u helder, Liverpool, t7tby sche M: nore Auacrican Ports. BOSTON, Lidge ships 8G Glows. Keim, Calomtta, @, Trapani via § tae, barkgGen ‘Cody, Hort aw I naacs, Cpt Bawowwns, ¢ noe: brign Rockingham, Upt- Wells, Philadeipiwa; Wi'tlam Niehola, thport; Orozimba, Rossbook, Per: iw h ‘Tremont, Liveoat lier; Willian Wallnes, Souk. and L 8 Lever Phisdeiphia, KH Nava, Cole; Cot Simons, Farrow, Camden; Volant. Cousiny; ‘Tugwasme, leatia, Renkin, and’ Alpines Bray, Kilzabethy ao Lord, bw idge Tenney, Gilorore; Gol Gate, Weehs, and J W, Fautklin, NY. Th the bay, wear Dasher, from S¢ Bomingo, An tuknewn ship come and was ordered off. RB Forbes, Batlard, ' dies; avhrs George § Adams, Fiske, Georgetown, DO; Govers nor, Freethey, and George J Jones. Crowell. Phi mr tet sh ye M Baldwin, Knowlom, and Bay Staie, Wallet, NYork, 0 MORE, Oet 31—Arr tary Caroline ste Heaps St Thomas; sehre Diargare!, Brown, Gow Bay, OB; Kvelym Crowley, do; Lone Star, Meaderson, Haifax; Susan & Jayn ‘Overton, and.Geo W Whistler, and OM Petit, Clark, Boston, C park Whistier (new, 646 tone), vne, Martin, 86 Johns, Pi: » Platt, NY ork, ns Aytos: Gener ying Pia. Clark ANS, Oct 11—Arr barks @ W Hall, Davia, 8 v Bred, do, Belfast. Gig os Onna fliombers, 8, LOnst ass r i Ljuda, dowett, NYor! brig morad Below, back Gauche , Died. On Wednesday, October 22, at the hovee of ers, Ravenswood, Mrs Pusae Rex mies Hor otter nae SISCBLLANED US. A. s-1-taia-X.—DRAKI'S PLANTATION LITTER favigoraies, strengtiens aud purition the 4ystous, 6 & pers "4 great restorer, Tt in’ compoaed. aya Back, 10018 aad id delioale personm, ape pain, 8 & # for changes of Ue He ils and saloons. x Browdway, Now York. coh v¢ iy adapted to wi ‘al and can be reied on for ite purity, It cures gentle tonic, and is jnat the thin; Sold by all grosera, dry YH. DRAK (AROMATIC SOMTEDAM SCHNAPES.".tH 0: RUB, woriber begs lew to call he attention a! his eum ome wud the pablic to lis new tegil of prices for “Schaappa” is bottled Wines and Lagnors. UDOLPHO, WOLER, 22 Beaver sireet e and A EVERDELL'S WADDING CARDS. —SHESK AA, calevrated cards sold. only at WS Broadwog, corner 1 Dusare street, Kistab lished U8. 1 HOUSEKEEPERS WILL SAVE 2 #ER CRNT, buying at B Dy BASSFORD'S, Cowper Lostituty, ane for yourselves, At THE MAN Canes for thegay by Cal) an AD TUBER" CRUTCHES VENNELL, No. 2 Costlandt atreet LBUMS.—OALY FOR TALE FIFTY PLORURE ALBIS 1A a ac BL, B27S nid BF 5, eetncedy prices, at ) BRE DES, 584 Prondway A Tosirarees LBItters SS STOMAG MUSHROOM EMEPATROD 8 is the “pesvateut crulle™ of sooner baat HOSTRTTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. made their mark in the yorld, thin up sprang « boat of imi: Suc no Merabs be » tations, wad as the fame of the great restorative @) ocker' apron, the pestifor 19 orp of Pa et Bt the the Leite c horrowed rey out thus they > Mean hil © HOSTETTER S HITRERS 5 iat tyne of i Age, Ae YO fn nie Hu a, Mexico, the Wat Hin, China and Japan, ol of South and Cent es, the Sandwich i¢ands, Austr ve end ( ya imony coutinus OSTETIER 8 WT a vean vo fone and invigarant naw before EO AND AOLD BY & SMITH, PITTSBURG. GGLSTS AND PAMILY GROCERS, TLN.—NO emt HOSTE: SOLD BY ALL Dis: B of ret " iuy endquariers, southwest Biowtway, near Wallack's store. The finest Ales | fear: W At MIL RNS, BUNIONS, INVKRIED NAILS, joints, and all diveases of ( be feet, cured withow ce to tbe patieat, by Dr, ZACHARLB, Bay,» Mt TW) Broadway, Refers to physiciius aml sat y PERSON ISPONTANS, Boston sho: Chirapodist geons of Lie NES, CRUIUILES AND rag Al Lie LU at the manufact A COX'S BONS. 2 Mo * DEAtsess a AND IMPAIRED CURED BY be VON BF Don itst ay Als B Between B aventhand twe! I IRECTION LABELS AND TAGS ~All ant colored. printed and plain, in qian + purchasers, at VICTOR EB, MAUGERS, 116 ( ionrerbe MNE GOLD SLEEVE BUITONS AND STUDS. SEW tittiee “Por ey @. U, ALLEN, 415 Browkya song Cann atrert, New York BANNERS AND ER ANSE 1 Or tak f KINDS, URN ¥ de Brow ub E'S IMPROVED FOUNTAIN PEN ONT wi tae 800 10 cm KO. FE PANTOSUOPTC SPECTAL toarop 8 Sxpe aces ihe pabbe, melading Ua ordinary relig(, vy day nad tive vision. Th by experienced pe edto avery defeot of sight t Browdway der Latarge He aptel to ADAWer mined p uid oper glass, Kt wilt tt dimtanc Ms re, tare! prac WF ODER BLOB as sendwas SILVER MUNTING CASED ¥ do! late, Warranted correct LLEN 419 Broadw. wemerly No Lt Wall TNION PAPER AND ENVBLODES, 1 — Bo 8 ges, Aciny Porites @. 8 HASKING & CO SITING CARDS ENGRAVED ANTE New Yors W ERDING AND Niertetutsie, at 9 LAUDER’ No 8 Job direct, near Browlway ‘ GOOD PALER WANTED =< 20.000 SEN? apiis este tora wae 000 worth OF $100. WUPERIOR GABLNAT FURNIEORE oat JOUN HK 2 30N REKT sper ture ata { weil season” } the vouneey, 3 the Wem. Wiowe haan booed onl 1 ovnta packed ad sbiyped to al parte of ibe world.