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

THE PROGRAMME OF YUE REPUBLICANS. 3, LIST OF CANDIDATES NuMINATED, Wiliam Joice, Thomas Nolan at Valentine Cook. bg sg ‘Republican 2—Nathoniet Halt VL. Cornell Simon Hazleton. Andrew J. Odell @—Alex. M. Eagleson W. Atkinson. Harvey T. Cleveland J W Green. _~ Ams S Chamberlate - George Ross - 4—Hamiin Babcock dooathan Trotter C.C Pinckne; Hamlin Habeook. Cornelius A_ Runkle Ira 0. Miller, Witham J. Geary Cervelias A. Roal Michact Snyder, ©.C Pinckney. - Michaol Snyder, ei ‘atte. 1—James are 3—-Jobn G, Haviland. Jotin Halo} Y John T. Gaw. t Dante! Dui Robort Fit. " Joba H. Whitmore. Philip Cosgrove —— The Comptrolicrship and Cor- poration Counsel. The past week was ne of the most exciting, ia ,® Politi, tal aspect, that we remember ever to have witnea’ed in this city. The democratic, republican, people's, citiza.8” ‘and it parties all held their charter nominating” ‘Conventions, and the result is that a whole army ef can- idates are in the field, asking for tho support of their fellow citizens at the approaching Lecember elections, ‘The “smash up” in the slate arrangements regarding the Hocal offices is go widespread and appalling that the ma magers ; who laid their pluns months ago with the utmost care and circumspection, begin to look aghast at the sud- den gloomy aspect of matters; and tbe people are in such en inextricable maze and muddle tbat they do not really know for whem they intend to vote, or whoarethe Simon Pure candidates, and who are the black sheep and ‘traitors. All the nominees for Aldermen, Councilmen and ‘School officers profess to be “for the Union,’ even the re Ppublicans conceal, whenever they can, the true eharacter f their principles, and attempt tosail under the broad ‘wings of the “Union” shibboleth, leaving out the dan- gerous affix of republican in all cases where it cin be done without injuring their prospects in other respects. ‘Thus, in many instances, the republican nominees claim the endorsoment of the people’s Union. or the Union con” stitutionalists, or the taxpayers, or the citizens, &c. ‘Their posters present a regular study in this respect. So, also, among the democrats, whoare, moreover, drendfully Split up on the question of their local nomiuations; things continue ast present, it is pretty division on the Comptroliership aud Corporati will be quite as alariving. In some of the Aldermanic districts there ure half a dozen different caudidates, and in none less than two. This will have the ‘very natural effect of drawing off a great deal of the full Strength from the reguiar democratic cau tes for Comptroller aud Corporation Counsel, as there will of ne cessity be a vast amount of gelling and buying of votes by the Aldermanic candidates. Thus, in the Eleventh dis- trict (Twenty-second ward) it is already said that ar- angements bave been made to run Hardy, the Tammany candidate, on all the Brennan tickets and Connolly (Dick)» the stump candidate, on all the Peck tickets. Hardy is ‘the Tammany candidate for Alderman, and eck is the Mozart candidate for the sume office. The nomination ef Frennan and Develin mests with @ome small amount of opposition among the friends Seen tar Sh a8: He ke ae of the disappointed aspirants for the same of fice. The two Connollys—the Senator and the Judge—proclaim “war to tbe knife,’ and seem determined to smash up the “‘regular machine,” as they have not been able to control it. “Role or ruin’ appears to be their motto, and they have gone to work at their labor of jove with a zeal and earnestness werthy of & bet er cause. On Friday night a large meeting of the friends of these two chiefs of Tummsny Hali was hei! in Broad- way, on which oceasiou both of the gentiomen made speeches, teeming with bitterness against their former ‘associates, Senator Connolly was vominated by acclama_ tion for Comptroller, and Kichard O'Gorman was also mominated unanimously for Corporation Coursei, Judge ‘Connolly withdrew his claims and pledged himself to. the Gupport of the ticket put forth by the movting. It is said that yesterday al! the arrangements for Funving Connolly and O'Gorman were completed, and this fact seemed to cause no slight ‘uuneasiness ameng the managers of Mozirt aud Tammany. It is doubted, however, that Mr, O'Gorman Will permit Rimself to be thus in a measure forced before the peoples +@u the other hand, tbere are rumors that the repub! -intend to endorse Mr. O'Gorman at their next meeti fhat at least they will refrain from making any momination for Corporation Counsel, with a view to @efeat of Me. Develin. Many prominent republicans, how- ever, @re urging the nomination ef Judge Slossun or » Charles Spencer,on the plea that the eicetion of cither “would be rendered certain by the democratic division. ‘The opinions are so couflicting that it is imposerble to t what course the convention will pursue when get together and talk the matter over. It wovid be Br vf shan ery oy to venture avy opinionon the sunject at Present, und we shall the-etore clase this week's of metropolitan politics by the following jist of cand: ‘thus far nominated — CITY NOMINATIONS. FOR COMPTROLLER. United Democratic. Repubiwan. Mathew T. Brennan. Robert T. Haws. Independent Democratic. Richard B. Connolly FOR CORPORATION COPNSPY Dnited Democratic. Union Propte's John EF. Develin Jobu Sleseen Independent Demeeratic. Union Richard FOR srDEMMEN ‘Richara v'Gorman. Dist Tammany. 1—Jobu Fox 8—Joln T Heary 6—Jobn McCoot oe. * Chupps timtono Hardy &3—Peter Masterson, Ab—Andre Fromeut u— -_ ie ord Patrickgke _ 3 = © OB Woedrutt ~ David 19. Kyo B—Alcx H. Keech - T—Willam H Gedvey 9—Isave Dayton n— oa W3—Ira A Allen 15—tnriet T. Marshals 17—Williatn Dunning um} Peck Veter Masterson Andre Fremont Mex Krear Nicholas Seageist Independent 8—Michael Norton 1S—Nu Gershon Cohen M Keapnor G—Alex Keech von CconeniMEN. Dist Tammany. fozar' 1—Jobo Healy. wae} Madigan Char ies Riley J MeNamara Morgan Jones PH. Keenan Janes Sandierd anil Brophy James Hayes Michael De 2—Adjoarned to Mouany Adjourned to 3—Jonn Hougbtalin,: * soba G wiland Jobn P. Gaw. Joho PGs ow James Murray. mes Murray George McGrath. ree MeGrath Recbard O'Brien fuehard O'Brien, 4—Duvid Fitzgerald James Crow Patrick Russell. . RK Dowling. J.T Stam Valentine Cook Dan. Bop. Jamon Mer tose Pat. H. Kernan. Geerge MeGrath (HR CONNOLLY COMMITTEY AND TIE DEMOCRATIC THE RACE FOR THE =z = bels—Retreat of the Enemy to Tulla- homa—Meeting of Unionists of East ‘TennesseeAddress of Parson Brown- low, dic. Naanvitug, Tenn., Nov, 21, 1862. Parson Brownlow is uow speaking to an enthusiastic audience on affairs in EastyTevnessee. Many Kast Ten- wergee soldiers, citizens and refugees are among the audience. The regel Genorais Bragg, Buckner gnd Cheatham were at Murfreesboro on the 18th inst, ‘Their ynovements indi” cate a retreat, and it is thought they are ening to Tulla- homa, wher®, it is said, tho rebels may be /ortiying, General Bragg’s army being divided into two corpa, {4 Generals Polk and Hardee. General Bragg has issued an order requiring all ne makers in the army to be reported to him. Later information states that Murfreesboro has been evacuated, and that the rebels are retiring to Tullukoma, Capture of Rebels—Heavy Firing in the Direction of Lebanon—Movements of | Tuesday-Colonel the Rebels, &c. Nasuviiie, Tevn., Nov. 22, 1862. General Davis captured forty-three rebel? to-day— fifteen of whom wire cuptured while scouting om Stone’s river. Heavy cannonading was beard this morning i the direction of Lebanon, but the cause is not known. The rebels report Gen. Prag: moving upon Murfrete- ‘voro, instead of evacuating Mat place. Letters received here say that Jef. Bragg to fight every inch of ‘Tennessee soil Gen. Breckinridge’s divisionh as oecuraed Shelbyville. ‘The rest of the rebel army is soith of Duck river, fortify- ing Eik Ridge. Gen.'Kirby Smith’s corps of Bragg’s army was crossing the Tennessee river on Thursds The bridge across the Tennes: nearly finished, is required e river, at Bridgeport, is Capture of Seventy.tive of Morgan's and Forrest's Gucrilias—General Beagg at Tullahoma—Military Intelligence In. terdicted, &e., d&e. asuyinit, Tenn. Nov Seventy-five of Morgin’s and Forrest's guerillas wore bronght in to-day, On Thursday wo captured a guerilla provision train near Clarksville and thirty prisoners General Bragg is at Tullahoma Parson Brownlow aud Mr. Maynard addressed au im- mense Union crowd last night. The war fveling is in creasing. Military intelligence is interdicte Military Movements in New York. ERAL MEAGUER’S IRISH BRIGADE past week Captain James F, Metee, Sixty- ninth regiment New York Volunteers (Irish Brigade), arrived in this city with the war-woru green flags of this gallantcommand, which are to be replaced by others— Tich and costly as their predecessois—now being nanu- factured at Titapy’s. These will be taken on to General Meagher next Wednesday by bis own aid-de-caiap, Lieut. R. R. Emmet and Capt. McGeo, Capt. Leddy, one of the popular and conrteous recruiting officers of the brigade, is also about leaving for Virginis He intends doing 80 On Monday evening,and taking with him a large detach ment of recruits and convalescent soldiers. To this oud all soldiers and recruits belong amand in this city are ordered to report at 696 Broadw: at ten o'ek on Monday morning, and holt leave with Capt. Leddy ; otherwi as deserters. PRESENTATION TO LIEUT. WILLIAM JOSLPH KANE, OF GENEKAL CORCORAN’S STAFY. Lieut. William Joseph Kane, chief aid-de-camp of Gene- ral Corcoran, was presented with an elegs Sash and belt on last Monday evening, at his residence, No. 65 Pringe street. The testimonial was a gift from his nume- rous friends and asseciates, and in cortiiness was quite beyond the nsual articles got up for presentatio ‘The scabbard, guard, hilt and blade were of the very tinest quality, ‘The first band of the seabbard o ined the following inscription: psented to Lit William J. Kaue by associates, November 17, About nine o'clock in the evening Mr. Edward’ Mc half of the company, called the meet brief speech explained the of th dames A. Carol then took rea sentation, with remarks highly approvriat sion, and Ligutenant Kune, in to the ecepling the gift, made a orca capital soldier's speech—short, shary eakaive——pro mising that he would never de au aet to make tho donors biush for their generowity. After the proventacion the | company sat down ton bountifu! cotlation the be lance of the evening, and a few hours of the following morning, were spent in the most pleasing mauner, with | tonsti B, speaking, inning and other sevial ine Lieutensnt Ka ft for Fortress Monrve yesterday to assume his new duties a8 aid-de-eamp to Gen, Coreo- ran. The New York Regime fa at cose Doug- unity than for some time past. WneRt whieh was read on parade yesterday. (hat all the New York regiments were to report ut Washiugion, without un- necessary delay, was hailed with deiight | though many of them had hoped « have been given them to visit thr homes Before entering into active service in the fel’, The nocessary proparations incident to the removal of so nany ine course o¢ n alively scone nt the barr “ nies A and York Heavy the Ome Hor by the 3 tains 6: an Fifteenth New York ini Southe Railroad at five o there are tho Garibi ud Eleventh, ‘ue Hundred Gua Hunirel and: Swenty-aixih regiments, ‘which wit depart for Washington as {ast as transportation cat be | ed them, ‘The ronte je via Toledo, Clovelaud, Har- | ore to Washinton, The men have all | drawn here everything to equip thei for the field, with | the exception of arts, which will be furmighed theman their arrival at Washington. The New York rs are assured that they will be placed und amand of the o¢ n. Julius White, The announcement we greeted wilt cheers. by all. tho bo ys Personal Intelligence. The unfavorable weather during the last week bas compelled Mrs. Lincoln to defer her return home until She will leave the Metropolitan Hote! asbington. on | Tuesday next that day for W. George Fraveis Train hay left the st for Washington, en reule for Richmed leisurely in the rear of General Burnside’s the cottin of the abolition party in his trunk Senator Tra Harris and danghter have returned to the Astor House irom Washingt How, A. J. Hamilton, Mitiiary Governor i General Grover. of r Hilben, of the | United Stat a Navy c ohie, the tamer; C OF St, Low’ Captain Piteher, of the Unites at the Metropolitun Hote! Milton 8. Lath: Aten, judge Willian Wand, « stopping at the st. Nicboles Hotel Ex.Governor Erastus Falstiauas, of A. Gurley and Judge Davis, of Ciheinnati: 4 and wife, of Rhod baby 8; J. H. Mor: fam: ly, ‘of Batavia” iter, of Albay 1. brow ant W. = ott iiboy and wife, of Wash! Liverpoo!: Judge Baleom, Closs, of Nebraska, are stopping at the Aetor Won United States Clreult Court DECISIONS OF APPEALS IN ADMIT-A Before Chief. Justice Neleon Jeiand and the Now . After a careful examination the decree lower Court was aflirmed. Arrivals and Departs ATURRS. of Baltimare DEV Lavencoor=dieaat hi and niet. wiles M B Dn UNION ASSOCIATION—LBETTEA FROM JAMES A, CARO- LIN. Heanquanters, Democratic - ASSOCIATION, Nov. 22 1862, " ‘Tho undorsigned, Secretary of the New York Democratic Union Association, ‘wishes to prevent any mistake com- pnising tae that association, which might arise from the ae ore a person. of the came name as himself Ad ‘a0 Organization which is engaged in an sttempt to erp fest tine regular defhovratic Union nomineo ba Sees Democrat ‘Union Association fs still faithful to ite ‘opposition to pa parent aad boy ‘ane to prime crrrarty, end can seo not ie etn oe are now urging ‘he “settee has decided against them, but a selfieh am- . thee nwhich eh they wish to gratify, even if the result is the addition of power and potronage to the immense mount sires fn the bande of (be republican party. JAMES A. CARULIN, 24 King sireot, Kighth ward, 500k: worthy, Edgar Joho Wen. nell, BY as lorria A Col Colonel Bduarda, Gariua B Sere " ‘Kellock, Alex Bide, B Caperzuto. Mmotiiy tevens, Hen! ‘onas, Joba Adama Knight Mt Walker, G Ludeke ava Br We Woodman—and others in fhe nesrege Sovrnamrror. canto Me toh Getiner Noe and fe Charles 8 Bap Dy Fowina. JO" Now York-—Mr: i ea PO a fitteatos lank, o 0, MB Sie! sate ate, Sra re Acmand, ‘and Wi suleenvers Fe New i ee at ea the steerage; total lor. in Beare Jdy Bwilt—Georgo Walker, John 8. hwellin atin Ht Fale i, Dr Leavitt Mou erat Hee ‘ Hawthorne, Phillips, V Kieralff and ic Pores, | Paroled the Harpor’s Ferr | Ges are about on equai terms Fegurding par | trom this coast for the re Nov. 19.—Henry D. Brovlenusn of al. vs. Sér'y Bary! af Molasses.—Tho libel in this cave was filed to recover, among other claims, dara, if wcharier outered into on the Sth of Septem) r, L860, bebw d.U. depay master of the bark In‘lian Hello, and N. Uf. Rei ghem for a voyage from the portof New York tu New Oricans snd i back. Thirty-three runniv od and in case of longer deteation de or e day. The Court bolow allowed the sum oF #4509 | r demarrace, which decree was so eae Mesereau vs. the L'vopeller ive! was | fied ie this case by Meserens, the owner of the sloop D D. Crane, to recover damages for 4 eollision rt 3 * TEREaTINg FROM FORTRESS MONROE Our Fortress Monroe “ar ‘The Rev. George Junkin, D. D., late President ome liam and Mary Cottpge, Virginia, father-in-law to Stone- Fouraess Monnos, Nov. 18, 1862. wali Jackson, and who, for his love for the old flag and The Backange of Prisoners—Colonel Ludlow's Successfub loyalty to the Union, was forced to leave Virginia, wil! Labors—Major General Hitchcock Appointed Chief Es- | preach in the Canal street Presbyterian church (entranc® change Commissioner and Colonel Ludiow Assistant— Something About Paroled Prisoners—Death of Liewlenr ant M. Cooper, Third New York Volunteers, dc. ‘The exchange of prisoners between our government and | Twenty-cighth street, near Broadway in Greene street), at half-past ten o'clock A. M. and three o'clock P.M. Rey. Sidney A. Corey will preach in the Stone church, » this afternoon at the rebels, carried on through this department, is the | three o'clock, and in the evening at half-past seven most interesting, if not important item to be recorded Adjutant General Lorenzo Thomas had been appointed last o'clock, Rey. 0. B. Frothingham will preach in Ebbitt Hall, 55 July as Commissioner ¢o treat with Mr. Robert Ould, the | West Thirty-third street, this morning at half past ten rebol agent; but the duties of the Adjutant General’s office prevented General Thomas from devoting proper time to exchanges, and Lieutenant Colonel Wm. fH. Lud- low, Inspector General of the Seventh army corps, was selected to act in his stead, under instructions from th® Yar Department. — Ox! Ludlow, in assuming charge of this important duty, devoton’ his entire time to the labor, and to his credit be it said; ana! released officers and men from rebel! prisons assert that {ont they owe their early tiberation, Last low returned from Aiken's Landing? having been engag ih Mr. Ould for several days in perfecting the @iormous listé of exchanges, leaving & balance in favor of th¢ federal goveruiment of upwards of six thousand men. He itmitediately, oh his return, prd- ceeded to Washington and Iai the results of his labore before tho Secretary of War, wlio expressed himself wel! satiated dherowith. The formal appointment of Cor. missioner for t!.0 ex- change of prisoners on the part of the United States go- vernmeat was tendered to Lieut. Col, Win. H. Eudlow, who has been'victing for several months post as rach, and declined, onthe ground that said position would ¢»mpel Bim to establish ai? office at Washington, and necessitate him to neglest his duties as a staff officer to Major Gencral Dix. Hereupon Major General Hitchcock has been ap- pointed Commissioner, aud Lieutenant Colonel Ludtow is to continue to‘act as Assistant Commissioner, his head- quarters to be located at this place. By this arrauge- ment Colonel Ludlow will be enabled to exercise his as Inspector Goneral,sand likewise atiend to the nae business with bie usvaf,tact and ability. « In addition to the publisted list of exchanges effected by Colonal Ludlow, he has declared exchanged ‘all offi cers and men of Indiana troops captured at Munford: ville, Ky., September 17, 1862,” now in camp at Indi- anapolis,Inc, Also ‘al! Indiana troops captured at Harper's ferry.” All these are now in camp ready to take the ficid, and nuntber upwards of four thousand men. ‘The Indiana troops captured at Harper's Ferry are sta- tioned at Camp Douglas, Chicago. All the New York troops captured at Harper's Ferry now in camp at Gamp Dougias—viz: the Thirty-ninth, One Hundred aud Eleventh, Ove Hundred and Fitteenth, Ove Hundred and ‘Iweuty-fifth and One Hundred and Twenty- sixth—haye likewise been declared exchanged. Thee number nearly five thousand:men. In order to carry these orders into effect, Col. Ludiow wil proceed to City Point—the neutral ground agreed upon by the respective Commissioners at their last inoet- ing—and acquaint Mr. Ould with the result, At (he same tine he will bring with him six officers andone hundred nnd fifty-iour men of the Fifty-fourih P vania yol- unteers, And Major Jordan, all of whom are detaiued by the rebels under various pretexts Gen. Hitchcock, the newly appointed Chief Commis. sioner, will appoint sn officer to wavel through dillereat portions of the West, to bunt up stragglers subject to exchaage, aud to act as Assistant Commissioner out We Major D.D. VPerkius, formerly of Major General Ban! stait, bas buen recommended, aud will probably receive the appointment. Owing to numerous applications from puroied of d men,made to Lieut. Col. Ludlow, regarding th T have been requested to republish the foltow 1 ct of the declaration of Coi. Ludlow, based pon the operations of the Commissioners, v 1. All officers and men, both of the United States an Confederate service, who have been caplured and puro! in Virginin and Maryland up to November, 1862, excevt the United States oflicers and men captured and paroled in Soptember, 1562, tt Harper's ories of prisoners up to November 11, 1862, made to the United States authorities in the peninéula aud its adjucent wa- ters, are included in this exchange. eventy-firet regiment Ohie Volunteers, cap- tured at Clarksville, Teun, 3. Allollicers and men captured st and near Ricmond, -y and Lexington » by the jorces under com- mind of General Kirby Smith: As stated above, our government bad a surplus of six thousand men ever the robels, while the latter hat prisoners, who were nol us yet his account, the Commis: e thousand paroled present bolt. par- { prisoners above deciaration is oficial, and the order tor those rs and men at present on parole to join their respeo > in the field will be promulgate exchanged — To counterbalan sioner at the Weet delivered about thi rebels last week at Vicksburg, © enforced it We have all kinds of ramor hero to day of gon eugagemenut going oo at the Blackwater. 1 icarn ab d quarters that yesterday morning Major Samuel Wether eli, of the Fleveith Penasylvania cavatry about one hundred and fi Nishod the ttssion he felt buck, having upon. On his report, howaver, aud on th of our scouts. a large torce lias been sept out, and by this tite a geueral en ent bas doubtless been brongint on. Chave not learned of any particulars, but presume that your correspondent at Suffolk will furnish ali the de- tails in good season, Yue Third regiment New Yor of Lieutenant Cooper, ate of Tollowing speuial order by ¢ ttord, command ing the regiment, announees the death to his command and jays @ tribute of respeet to the memory of de- infantry mourn the loss ompany {, very muuch, ‘1be Oper, Uy hein wl disposition, iat g | ofieers, ani they deeply sympathize with his friends in. the sad wh stained. As a tribute ¢ \ ourning will be woen by the re ys. Byorder. Col SM. ALFORD, We eaten ‘ajistant, News from the Pacite. San Fxancisee, Now. 21, 1862 The markets are geuerally quiet. a5 an auction sate to-day of 509 case of oiive | $8, | rable speculative sales of forciga ve been coneld Hies on private terme, ofeoal oil at 6c. a We. per gallon, ‘The steamer Constitution took, for New York via Pana ) bundles of whalebone aud 118 bale: Thirty thousand dollars wae the Notional Senitary fund, makin of sick und wounded sold. ndred thous chip Willi five hi Sail o'clock. Subject—*The Power of Sacrifice.’” In the Memorial. church, Hammond street, corner of Waverley place, the Rey. Dr, Eccleston, rector of St, Jon's church, Staten Island, will preach this evening, Services at half-past ten A. M., half-past threo and half- past seven o’clock P.M. Provessor Mattison, Forty-first street, near Sixth ave- nud, at half, “past ten o'clock. ‘Now and Then; or, Through a Cass 3 Darkly and Face to Face.” At half-past seven, the sermon of October 26, on the “ Duration of Future Punishment.’ ‘The Rey. Stiney A. Corey will preach in the Baptist church, Fifty-fifth street, between Lexington and Third avenues, at ha'f-past ten o'clock. Preaching in the even- ing at half-past seven o'clock, In the Forsyth strect Methodist Episcopal church, near Divicion street, the Rev. Mr, Pegg, the pastor, will proach at half-yast ten A. M. and at half-past seven P.M. Sub- ject for the morning—<‘ The Kingdom of Heaven and the Merchantmxd.’? Subject for the evening—* The Angel's Question to the Bereayo Divine service, according to the usages of the Reformed Dutch church, will be held in Phillips’ Hall, Broadway, above Forty-Gtth stroot, to-day, under the care of the Rey. Dr. Van Ness. Services at hali-past ten A. M. and seven P. M. In the Fourth avenue Presbyterian church, corner of Fourth avenue and Twenty-second street, west side, ser- vices at half-past ten o’clock in the morning aud at balf. past saven in the evening. Preaching in the evening by Professor Hitcheock. Charles Chaucer Goes, pastor, will preach it the Taber- nacle of the Curi-tian Alliance, 446 Broadway, this even- ing, Snbject—“Bise Up and Walk.” Music by Father | this tite being a y | pe forwarded in her to | one o'clock 7 Renomination of Mayor Wightman, all | | Boston, Boston, Nov. 22, 186: heon renerninated hy the people's the Horsebank position Hooper, oF Baltier re, was ¢ the Lanesdhire « Immediately the periloa the slip wae seen on Monday nora 9 Wat of the National Lite Bou hl fond towed to windward bythe | L } After having bean curt off by the stenmer, the life host | had to go threngh mendously besvy sua of broken | water, at which wae rapids vérance on the eff tho fourteen owt was held to tha ship boat, which also belonge to | partod, but the w woda Liverpool | | the National Lite ution, fortunately came up | | atthe time aud took off the captain and the ret mm | three mem, On the Hen, Charles F, Adame, the American | dintet | Institut tisfaction with the great service ren- dered to the erew of the #hijy Annie F. Kooper by the life | beate of that valuable society ded that he would e that an account othe fa abt under the notice of the United States govera Markets. PHILADELPHIA STOCK Pannapes Slocks steady. Pennsylvania 5's, 95.4 ; Keading Ra 279); Morris Canal, 63; Long Island Railroad, 21% BOARD. vad, Penn= ayivania Kasrond, 4334. Sight exchango oh New York | | ante at par Patnaone, Nov. 22, 1862. hag | aw red quiet at XX, 44281 60. Corn stendy at Te. r white te. for yellow. Whiskey quiet v7 IC. Gretersen det: Purapetrma, Noy. 22, 1862. for super fine. Wheat— Flour dull at $6 123 $6'25 for supe: | Sales of 4,000 bushels at a decline of ic. —$1 44 for red | atioudant, and $1 70a $1 85 for white. Corn— Sales of 6,000 busliols at 726. a 78e. for Wiz Rio at Sle, a 880. Lard at l0c. a 10%¢. Whiskey firm at 400, Borraro, Nov. 221 P.M Flour quiet and unc! Wheat very qui of red winter Western at $120. Corn in fair doma: 490, a blo for yellow, and 63¢. for @hoice white, Canal froights—16c. on corn and 180. on wheat to New York Lake importa to-day=-20,000 bbis. flour, 24,000 tbusheis ‘wheat, 180,000 bushels corn ba 000 bushels oars. Canal exporte—5, 000 bbis. our, 69,000 bushel wheat, 115,008 ‘shels corn , 22,000 bushel 7, 7,000 bushols rye. Flour dull and declining. Wheat Active: white at | at this Court, being informed ot the rorcue of hia | f amunicated te the National Life Boat | by blows from a hatehet E Reed's Old bolks. In the Clrurch of tho Rasurrection (Episcopal), nortts side of Thirty fifth street and east of Sixth avenue. Divine service at, balf-;at ten o’clock A. M. and huif-past seven P.M. The rector, Rev. E. 0. Flagg, will preach morning and evenin:. In the Christian chap»l, Seventeenth street, near Sixth avenue, services at half-past ten A. M. and half-past woven P.M. V’reaching by the pastor, Urban C, Brewer, Subjeot, morni ‘The Glory of the Cross;”” evening— “Naaman in the Jorden" in the Bleecker street Universalist ehurch the Rev, Moses Ballou preaches at balf-past ten e’clock in the morning, and at haif-pact seven o'clock in the evening he will give the first of (wo discourses on the doctrine of a “ature Life and Lamortality.”” The Rev. 1.8. Kalioch will preach the second sermon upon the “Authenticity of the Seripturés’ in the Laight strevt church, corner of Laight and Varick streets, this evening. He will also preach i the morniag upon she «Figuith Beatitude.’? . A fun repiy to Professor’ Muttinpn’s misrepresemta: tions and misstatements conserning Universalism and bis roviewer will be given by Rey. .G. Brooks, at the ‘Twentieth street Universalist oburely, between Sitth and Seventh avenues, this afternoon at three o'clock. Mori Ing serwice at balf-past ton ofelock. ‘The reopening of tke Church of St. Malachi, fast New York, wit! taice place tais morning xt halt-pasb tem o'clock, Sermon by the Right Kev. Bisiiep Lougbtin Rov. Stephen H Tyng, Jr., will preach in the Church of the oly Martyrs; in Forsyth ei, near New ‘anal, this eveniug. A speciai Collection will be taken for tis mission. At the New Jeruslem church, ‘Thirty-titth street, be- tween Fourth aud Lexington ayenues, the second of the ¢ of lectures on the “ Symbolic Character of the “i Seripturea” will he deiiverod by the Row. Abiot this evoning, at half-past seven o'clock. ‘The lic are invited, Be its free, .G.T. Flondes will deliver « discourse this even- at the Historieal Society Building, Kieventh street, near weont avenue, ou Emanuel Swedenborg, Rev. L CJ letchor, of Lowoll, Mace., will preach in the morntug ab Guacier past tgno'clock, ‘he public are cordially invited At the Fourth Universalist Society, 274 Cumberland { street, near Lafayette avenue, Brooklyn, the Rey. GT. | Yianders, of New York, will proach in the morning, at or ct ten o'eleck. The Rev. L. J. Fletcher, of Lowslt, | will preach in the evening, at halipast seven o'clock. Subject—‘ The True Faith of the Christian Sot- dier ‘vhe publi¢ are cordially invited, Seats (ree. { “Clty Intelligence. Vornor, Tarowine Revivrs,—Apother curious case of viiriol throwing occurred on Friday evoning, the offonder ady of respectable appearance, {he Fifteenth previnet, is en- About seven o'clock on the even called at the louse of Mere .2LL Thoiapeon street rang the etreet door Mtis# Pnnian opened dhe door, and before che could a word the dashed a phial of viiriol ing ber in a srous whom Capt dea. oring to discover. Ing mentioned a young wo lau 0 oatirely dy ¥.--Me. Draper will sell at ang- ard, Atlantic decks, Brooklyn, Te f, tend of the city, way Hellas (Le hozpital: yeater jgnenl by Mayor Opdyk mitted & ne, Clerk of the Come ‘ta yx THE Sone. —The Ind nee th the Voluatary Kitchens attached to the ates Genera! Hospital on Dayid’s Island propose to the convalescent soldiers in Those who are dis- of Lheir good thin, 10 the sek to deve an © that hospital on 7 ond portions lowing ploces, on or before Wed M.:— rook yn~ 1. 49 Past Twouticth strcat; Motor 2 Fast Heventh stree fo PUNRRAL OF CaPpaN Dox stns. There will be a fine nt of the Fire Department to-day, on the o the fuucrnt of Captain Donalds, of the aunvess 16 Hine of march will be as (ollows:—Across the Park to (reat, tip Chathiew street to the Bowery, ap te Rowerr 0G 1 street, through ¢ street to Ei a way, ond down Broadway to thesouth ferry, on THE SOUND, N the ubuity of Capt. of Boston, under the thtek fog, and, vom the Giy of New York ering 8 60 ta ory the of- ran. nd presented bj HATOM, ©) tla. Ww PN Arpt rox, Secretary. Murder at Dorchester, Mass. Borrox, Now. 22, 1662, maker, was mordered last night op in Dorchester, Lower Mille, The Selectmen bave offered a reward for the apprehension of the assassin. The do coaswd was @ good citizen, and leaves a wife bebind him- Abe! Hocking, cabin while at his work in bi ‘of the cage shout! | He bas wwo brothers in Bs sot army. ped jn whelesaio und retail, at the depot, , Towpee Hair D: ye, Hair Dyeti Sinaia Crtonn Tor beauiitytog’ ibe barat W. BATC: MELOR 8, 16 Born street pete Be No More Gray Hair-—Grandjean’ Cele- brated consultation for tie embellishment aad restoration of the bar. Ontice A Astor p! lace, ae Trusses—Marsh & 5H Coetadiont Tres Olfler still at No, 2 Vesey street, Ast connection with any othe: offlee of the same pane, “A indy tg 4 ‘Trusses.—Mars! Kadical Care Truss, ofice corner of Broadway and Ana street, under Barniam's, No connection With agy o.livt ollice of same name. indy attendant, a Damp and BExposare Kill More than bullets in war. Soldiers should provide themselves with HOMLOWAYS Pills, Doctor Hunter's worst form of Sero! Discovery Cores the te, obetiuate eruptions of gg 4 very an fold Ulcers, NO. 5 Divina atreot, New York oity, singe 1554, ¥ to the earnest God for hia continu- road. The ec goodness bounty in ‘hemlet of th terrib| remains w will be interred in Q of war. WA. lle maay of dhe ltrs, duirits net Sat | - MOGuumES.—On Saturday, November 22, Ne 2f our common gon HAY have suffered ali the deso ation ant | GUnmM, son of Catherine and the late Edward horrors rs Of ere im ‘tine eat” Roe permitio to | &uative of the county Cavan, parish of Anna, |, 0 ' veare fr baled on an 208 One commerce Tas prosperal iain | he 28d year of bis age. try in hoo. mourning, the year now dra Yin our annals as on» of “aa fit may weil be tual eve; tering our hous holds iw close would be rogues ond vaalh ed ev DTEOW'S, 18 190 naa It subdues the vices engender “ by peace Burines un heart and enobles the seotinents a * ™4y be seen in the ex- alted patriotism, the hervie courage, homanity tling t the fortitude and th the noble voh. Bier army mi si nohle vate Sennen be ch while) ome country ton, Iuiouded XY ‘oth, rmsalfested by tofaico of } in this fat p richness of eaten unite im earnest prayer for then’ ne conting Let us, in Christian charity, remember the enewigs ef our contr nd pray God to deliver them (ry which nowW holis possession of their Heart furans in us i ferin ‘City Hal of th L.8. Ney, day o} ie th yene Lord one thousand uindzed ans ai jG G ca B OPDYKE Mayor. Oficial Drawin 4 of Marra Eddy & Co.'s Kentucky and Mi eS State Lotter it ad Kentucky, Ext 4,09, 1 Kurrocer, om the evi spirit Cay v #0. Coviasion. Ky. or Se boule i if the Delaware State 503—November 22, 1862. wane, Extra Oba! 3, 76, GO, 1d, 2, 44, 78, dh, 36, 70, 67, , Devawane, Cras BB} November 22,1862, “ 3s, ol 48, 47, 49. in JOIN A. MORRIS & CO., Wilinin ston, Delaware, i Circulars sent by aides ¢ Utorary Asso- Y. ; 69, 76. —A Premium of Information furniaied. view Goll and Vall streets Royal Havana Lotte PP per cent alt on Prizes, Highest prow pat for Sulver TAYLOR i co, Prizes Cashed in all Legatized Lotteries, by I. A. DUNN, 140 Broadway, up siairs, Lester communi cations contiden ial, ns A Bankers, Prizes Cashed in AM Le zai Information giv Lettertes. 10 1 New JOSE? 1 Wall street (roc Y TicketsmA & , HENRY RING, 16 Wo nium Paid for i street, room Ne, 6. Lotte Prizes by plen Heavy Zenit AN Wo UNDERSHARTS AND DRAWL ON HAND AND MADE TO ORD! BY UNION ADAMS, NO. 637 BIKOALDWAY Viel onal Cause. aployment atid barat row ari aa | @ pore hus for the tee i let Us be of good varefuk fanks. to the His meret’s, and with | ‘The friends and acjnaintances, and those of the tamily, | &re invited to attend the funeral, ou Monday afternuon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, 38 West Thirteenth, | bag wkhout further invitation, oGuix.—On Briday , November 21, Micwart ot | WO the 20th year of his age. csr ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are respeot- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the reaidevoe of | bis Cathor, 297 West ‘Thirty first street, this (sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock. fs ser Jocray 0 y.N.J.,0n Friday evenaner 9, tion of aged years aud ® mouths) 8 ‘Oucan Hos The Iriends are respectfully invited to attend the fune- | ah find ae te residence, No. 155 Prospect street, cor- outh Second, Jersey U.ty, t _necapape ea y Cty, this (Sunday) ‘afternoon, 's please eopy. Wayne county (N. ¥ Pp ig Me gly Lo er Aen (CHA. tka, late ex Poreman of | Hose Company, No. 81, in the 24vb yenr of his by ‘The relatives und friends ot the ‘amily, also the mena. bers and bonerary members of Hose Company No. 81, and the members of the Fire Department in gmieral, are re spectfully requested to attend the iunoral, from Bis late residence, No. 139 Hudson street, this (sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Powrr#,—On Saturday morning, November 22, after a short Hiness, ANN YowsRs, a native of the cousty of loug ford, Ireland, aged 41 years. The friends and actpenintancan of the family are reepeas- fully invited to attend the funeral, from No 357 Weat Forty-thi d street, ou Monday afterpoon, at one o'ctock, without further notice, Berwan—On Friday, November 21, Ema Avavera Ruan, youngest daughter of Benjamin and Mary But- man, aged 2 years and eieven months, The trieudé avd relauves of the ta are rospectuily invited to attend the funeral, from Ne. £15 Lewts stroet. Quez —!n Brooklyn, ‘ay, November 21, after a short ilies, Jouy Qvez, aged 35 years. ‘The velutives and fal, this (sunday) aiternoon, G e a to attend the tume- ad half past two o’cl from his late residence, Adams street, between York au Front —On Saturday, November 22, of eonsumption, rT iene, son Of John ere, SEF tie Omach, county Tyrone, ireland, age ‘The reintives und friends of the taraity, and the Criends of his brothers, James aud William, aro” javited to altend the {uncral, f-om bis late re , 203 Third avenue, om Monday aiternoon, at one o’cloc! ‘Tyrone japers please copy. Simpson, —sudden'y, Vincint Simvaom, aged 3% years. ibe intends of the family a ted to attend the f noral, ‘rom bis ker avenue, Hudson City, New J bet wees welve and d LyRKEEL.— No einber 49, SAMURE K. "EYRRELL, and 28 days. ‘the relatives and friends of the fami invited to attend the funeral, this (unday) afterioou, wt ‘one from the Congregational church, corner’ of Grove and Montgomery sireets, Jersey City. MASONIG NOTIC¥. The members of Varick Lodge No. 31, aud of sister onges and the Mas nic.iraternity generally, ace respeet fully invited to meet at the rooms of Varick Lodge, 6% Grand stre’ racy City, ot half past eleven o'clock om Sunday morning, t ad the funeral of Worsiapiut Master Vyrreil r ge No. BL. Warwek.—In' Weslchestor, on Fritay, November 21, 4 long and painful illness, Jonn Waunna, aged 6% | aged 40 years, 7 months |“ The friends of the family are respretfuily invited tw atioud the funeral, thés (Sunday) alternoca, al bait pase two clock, at the Episcopal elu Wetsronn.—In Brooklyn, ov saturday evenin ber 22, Marra Lovisk, daughter of Joseph W thy “Bod hor ave Wank —On Saturday, November 2%, Fareia, infant daughter of Willian bd Hannau 4. Wake, aged 1 your and 2 mouths. Th reiatives and friends of the family invited to attend the funeral, {rom the y nd street, on Mo ec reapect ally at || Wintams.—Suddenly, on Sature ree h” machine No. 9 | 29, of menmbraneous croup, <p son of wil’ gr ay Pn wots * | Heory R. and Lizzie William 4 months is before mado, y and 14 days. i ing should have tat ono ‘he relatives and frieuds of the family are respeattully invited to agtend the tuneral, from the residence of bis Butchelor'’s Hatr Dye—the Best fa pareuts, No: 50 Redford street, on Monday alternoon, a& jimptuntancons, harwlers wud reiaole. Sold vy two o'clock, without further notice. aha periutuerseverywaere, Factory, 8l Bareiay Wise ax Novernber 22, at half. rmemenmanae seemmnamasuceiemstanen | Rit Oigbt. Mis. Zor Mania WiseMAN, aged youre aad & gail mouths, relict of S. M. Wiseman, both: of Diss, Norfotle, Married. Fngia Acuner—Dr GomumKeOUK:.—On Wednesday, Nove the funeral will take piace from St. Mark's churel, 18, be tho Rey, Mr. F. Bottome, J. H. Anwent,o€ Harrig | Fourth street, Willlansburg, this (Sanday) afternoom, at burg, Pa., to Henex J. pe GonpREsovKE, of Kast Broviiyn, | two o'clock, Dea an BE La AND, evening, November 17, by thi pom aietit. Uo MARGARETTA Macro’ Mansov.—On vember 18, at the residence of Gab the Kov, George 3 Hare, Hr. Harry Nias Lowrtn A. Manston, both of this city’ Washington papers please copy Sxirs—Lawiy,—In St An hurch. Pravidence, Novenvber 1°, ov. Liauiel Henshaw, York city, to Mise Many phn Trwin, f Vrovidenc Nocards, 5: Tucsday ¢ No et Van C 5 ») by SMACoOxOUGH. to Die cousutption, Mrs George W. Blak rat venta 8 ¢ The relatives ana friends ot the tamily touttend the funeral, this (Sanday » O'etuck, trom Sy Dean street, vitation. BKrexken.—On Monde yafternoon, at without further in- November 21, alter w short and ¢ of Henry Beb: YS tre respectfully invited to at- day) atvernoon, at one o’cloek, | brother, James Wilson, 1 months and 1t ptri@uds and 14 feud the funeral. this (Su mn the residence of her Doyer stree of Dun friends of the damily alioud the funeral, from his bate yy, Nov ‘ad Margaretta Crawford, im IMth year of her age The reiatives and friend tte | to attend the tune parents, No. 1, AL Lire of the family are respoottully Jservices at the residence of | th street, thie (Sunday) , at the battic at Bristow , by a gunshot en LOW LOS, of ork State At the time = colonel of bis regiment i (Sunday) afternoon, at ernor's Room at the City Ball, » municipal authorities and the ty. cond aughiet of P ~~. S months and 15 days cos of tie family are re- |. from the reeidenge of ber . G. Metanghlin, 14% Grove street, Jay) acieruout at bhrea-o'clvck. jovember 21, Haney ora) will take one o'clock, fro under the a arte) Fire be tot tht Dary bursday , Novem- H. and: M. B. y this (Sut B od to attend the fane- The (riovss 0: the family are Invi h o tetor, Mrs. han Dokke—Un Suturd re illness, Mie mon , ireland. The friends an to attend the funeral, trom his late ‘Third avenue, on Monday atternoon, at remains wil! @e taken to Calvary Cometery (or interment, Vixck.—In Brooklyn, on Thirsday, November 20, Lo- ruse Liwen, it the 5d year Ini age. The friend's of the faini!y =f attend his funora’ tt fom bis late reviton Van tren strests. Be) (fully invited to (ork avenue and ember 21, after @ with Christian short and severe iiness, which fortitude, Many Asn, wife of King and daughter of Maria Roilpath, aged 27 years. ‘The relatives and (riends of the ly are respectfully invite! to atiend the \uneral, without jurther tuvitation, this (Sunday) afternoon, at ‘three o'cluck, from her late residence, No, 70 Erte street, Jersey City. Keare.—Un Saturday, November 22, Lavina Jane Kyarv, aged 2 years, three mouths and 23 day’ little lite ts o'er, Aud very bitter are the tears we wee death's cold band has sealed forevermore Mer blue vane deve iu sleep. Alas, that she ahould d Yet we can still beheld her spirit form, A bright star through the cloud ris of the sky, A rainbow in the storm, ‘The relatives and friencs - ee “ Invited te attend the funeral, 1 ‘kson street, on Monday afternoun, at two sock. Keniy.—On Saturday, November 22, of consumption , WiLiaM KELLY, in the 26th year of his age. ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to a tend the funeral, at the residence of his father, No, 200 Nassau street, Brookiyn, on Monday afteruoon, at two o'clock, ere compression of the brain, Mr. Cuanuas Lewis, aged 48 years, 4 mouths and 9 days. The ‘ertenda of the id also the members of Colum. bia Lodge No. 1,1. 0. of 10.9. + are respectiully josuten, attend the funoral Panne at two @' from bis late rendenea, Nos streot. Manrit.—On Satirday, November 3 ee nose infant son of William H. and Cornelia C. ‘the relatives and friends pa ape der are respectfully grandfather, John B, Willis, tnvited to Send. we tuberal, oa Mowday afversoen, ab two O'clock, from tbe reelaonce 3¢ his parente, No. 314 Menry strech Moxruy.—On Friday evening, November 21, after a Tiguan Moa whieb he bore with fortitude, LR a aged 26 wi hed tances, and those of a Leviran Misbeal oiee ‘also theve his uncles, Josoph and O’Counor, are ri ily invited to attend coy funeral, ‘Sun: ’clock, from Hoe 161 etree ore street. Moaaay.—On Saturday, Novembor 22, Gaonus 0. Mon- Mond Papers. wT nie 22, Scan Me- Cavan, Ireland, io the Tid jute ‘Tho friouds aug aoquaiubangos af sho family, aad these ny aged 25 0. 6 ber 20, GRORGIANA, hh regiment of oe 491 Co- | MISCELLANEOUS. GOOD BRASDY ¥ Blae Bordon Whis Good Sherry, $ Saihpie borties ready, Birdenus Wine, fe 99 Fulton aureet, northeast corner Wiltianr atreet, GEMENTS ARE NOW COMPLETED TO SUP- fire . to the ladies of New York, the lished piece of popular music, Advertige wents vecrtved aise Directory, LL. SCHOOLS AND LARGE HOTELS-IN. THE. UNI ida Will. on apples son, be applied, Musical Bor ‘and Laly's Lishod Jc avpearing Week= Otliee, 37 Park row. Ata —WEDDING CARDS, THE NEW style, Just sacer Very elevan'. Quy wt 202 Broad- way, corner of Duane street, Estabiinied 1349, LBUMS.CCADL FOR THE FIFTY PIOTUBE. ALBUM, AL $2 50, $2 75 and $3 60, reduced prices, at GIM- | BRKDE'S 698 Broadway A NE ELEGANT TOOK. ¢ or CARPETS AND MATTING "ie oy ae Tages ply os 1 ret of the Raven. State, Ot fon yards wi rien FROM CHILES, YRYBR. CO- iano Govers, Shade prices, Are vustanioed at ANDERSON 'S; 19 Bowery, or any ailment of U 118, depression t! largo Golden Eagle. fe in obtaining y, tas 19, itt ilustrated atiees fation, Veiner A™ rou SUPFBRING wo BItterR, Which long yeary experienes im oved to be an infallid! ve and preventive eomplaints. Nofamily shoutd be he T cae Bint rs, the whole nd tnost) he obinined, ‘wholvaale and retatly of sol agent for the United States), 70 Naseas street, New Tork THANKSGIVING. — JOHN McAU LIFES TRIS Whiskey. No dinner 1 ht wrebout it, Hts the streets Wery thing (or w festiv 300r8 AND SHOES —A SPLENDID AcSORTMENT OF ‘ad Sic ak the 6OrRlOWwew, id at 7 Bowery, next to fourtle Pan Pi Vivi treet,” or 390 fr Twenty a stivet WMT. ALLEN, Agent, cum. BUNIONS, INVERTED NAlLs, ENLARGED soniven gt epatient hy, Dec ZACH ARI Surges {mcs nice to the patie Broadway. Refers to plysicians and podint, geous ‘of the ro ett. | NRUTCHES ta cue FoR THE MILLIONS AR C the may NNBLL, No. 2 Coartlans HOICE BLAC wooed ecotured, printed and pian, in 4: hasers. at VICTOR EB. MAUGEKS, t 115d R. J.B. 1. SCHENCS CK, OF PHILADELPHIA, + visit SEW yas oar ns ually. nts and ail ids mere or any | 2 fnids, consumption or any lung o> bron tov vited jt. AS. FIXTURES, G STEPHEN PHTLBIN'S Gas Pizture Warerooms, Se Tate ihe Tore, No. A SrLExprn SEEQETEERE pm cay eee ii BRCUERS, a0. erosene Lat ac., offered at very Ss a ht a present stock below coat coat to make Teves new IT 8 ORAVEL PILLS—THE ONLY KNOWN for @i kidney and liver diseases. For sale at druggtats. way, and by all the principal 53 Bred. -ADAME TILMAN, 148 BAST NINTH STREET, Adjoining Stewart's new store, Levees ns } Anew assortment of = DRESSES AND BOXNETS. Just reeetveds PEE. set ans eed aie rie tery of of Paladeiphae “Odo a Sint XXX Sik ce BS # axx rewed from malt . att tind too West West Bighieonth street, cn New Forks ~ Sumer 8 3 TENTS. oC. H. Manufacturer, 26 East router. Now York, GQECOND, HAND FIRE F SAFES nea for cua, at i) Malden inne. FOR Sam & CO" Pas cation C4 CARE, WITH OLYCRRINE. rea Ol : pa tbe Skin soft, tase TS oe TR Gentlemen who ‘shaving wilk ap a ee Froarvenned 20.000 EErks sa” area