The New York Herald Newspaper, November 14, 1863, Page 7

NEWS FROM WASHINGTON, Important Foreign Robel Des- patches Captured. No Hope for the Rebels from France or England. ‘The Blockzde Running Business at Wilmington Closed, &., de. ‘Wasusxorow, Nov. 13, 1863. THE INTERCEPTED REBEL DESPATCHKS. ‘Very important despatches from the rebel diplomatic agents in Europe to the rebel State Department have -recently been captured. These despatches show that the ‘webe! agentes despair of any practical benefit or assistance 2from Engiand or Franco, and that, in point of fact, Louis ‘Napoleon has no intention of affording to them any great- *orald and comfort than the English government is dis- ‘Posed to give them, and that, while he will amuse them ~with ideas of a Mexican alliance, they have nothing of a “practical or substantial character to hope for from bim. ‘These letters and despatches also contain many other vdiscouraging statements and facts, which cannot fall to v@reatly damage the rebel cause, Copies are being pre- ‘pared for publication by the Navy Department, and will De given to the press in a day or two. THS BLOCKADE AT WILMINGTON. “The recent aumerous and important captures of block- vade runners off the harbor of Wilmington, N. C., must “have @ most dumrging effect upon the rebel cause. As sgtated by Jeff, Davis, in a recent specch, that Port is the ‘oaly one now avattable to the rebels for communication ‘with the outer world, and now this is becoming too unsafe ‘to avail thom much or prove profitable to their Foglish ‘friends. The Navy Department has designed to seal up “this harbor for a long time, and for that purpose bas -Gespatched from time to time such swift steamers as ‘oould be made available for the purpose, until at last it is Believed that tho traffic there Is practically closed up. PRESTON KING'S MISSION TO CANADA. ‘Hon, Preston King has been sent by the government to “Montreal, for the purpose of conferring with the Canadiaa ‘authorities relative to the alleged plot for the release of ‘the prisoners oo Johnson's Island. ASGUR OF AGRICULTURAL COLLEOR SCRIP TO NEW YORK. ‘The last instalment of scrip t» the State of Now York, ander the Agricultural and Mechanical Colleze act, was ‘orwarded to Gov. Seymour to-day by the Commissioner of Public Lands, GOV. SPRAGUB’S BRIDAL PARTY. ‘The bridal party of Gov. Sprague and brido left on the ‘Baffalo and Obio Railroad at five P. M. to-day, im two sze- cial cars engaged for the occasion. PRESKNTATION. TO THR PRESIDENT. Senator Conness, of Call‘ornia, to-day presented to resident Lincoln an elegant gold mounted hickory cane, Presented to the former by the late Senator Brodorick. THE CONTRABANDS, ‘The large number of contrabinds dependent uron gov- ‘@rnment in and about the city having proved an intolera- ‘Ble nuisance, arrangements are being effected by Gen. Augut for quartering them all south of the Potomac. MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS. ‘The Ninth rezimont, Invalid corps, has bean ordered to ‘Washington to relieve able bodied troops for tne Heid. ‘The Fifth New Himpsbire regiment, recently arrived hore by steamer, has been assigned to duty at fume Lookout, guarding rebel prisoners. RELEASED FROM CASTLE THUNDER. Hoa. Enoch Haslipp, member elect of the now Virginia ‘Lagisiaturo, to convene in Alexandr. in December next, fhas been released from Castle Thunder, where be has for gome time been confined, and arrived at home. REVIEW OF COLORED Ta00ra. To morrow Major General Carey reviews tne colored ‘troops south of the Potom ic. MOVEMENTS OF THE SULGRON GRNERAL. fargeon Genera! Hammond is preparing for bis Western ‘tour of inspection, and will probsbly leive for Chatta- @ooga in a fow days. There will then be stationed at ‘chat point the chie’s of nearly every important bureau of Abe service —Adjutant General, Commissary General, ‘Surgeon General, Quartermaster General, and Cl:lof of ‘Ordnance. RESTITUTION OF PRIVATE PROPERTY. ‘The Pecretary of War has issued an order directing an @questrian stetue, uclawfully taken from a private house 4p Fredericksburg, to be returned to its proper owver. THE NKW YORK PIFTRESTH REGIMENT. Major William A. Ketchum, who served in the peninau- Ga campaign with credit, and who has been noticed in the Official reports of Coneral Barna d for ga'lentry, will on ‘Monday wort take command of the Fifteenth New York (Engineer) regiment. ‘THR HORPITALS. <Anoording to oMcial reports there are eighty-four thou ‘and four buodred and seventy-two beds for patients tn the United States goneral hospitals. Of ‘these thirty six Amousand two hundred and seventy seven are empty. Se there are forty thousand one hundred and ninety. #ationte under treatment. WAR GAZETTE. &., ovrrotaL. UENERAL ORDERS—wNO, 361. Wan Duranrumst. Apscraxt Gaxerat's Orrice, Wasuisxatox, Nor. 9, 1563. ‘By direction of the President of the United States, Assistant Surgoon Ven}. King, United States Army, is Ameredy retired from active service, and his name will be ‘entered 00 the retired list of officers of the grade towhich “he wow Belongs, in nocordance with section 12, act ap- proved July 17, 1862, he having been borne on the army eogister more than forty-Ave years. By order of the SPCRETARY OF Wak. E. D, Towwennn, Assistant Adjutant Geseoral. GENERAL ONDERS—NO. 96. Wan Dersntemst, Avicrant Gevenit's Orrice, ‘Warmnctos, Nov. 10, 1863. “Commanding officers of regiments will report, in their “menthty returns of deserters, !be nemes of men joined ‘trom desertion, as well as those who Gesertod during tbe Bis voice, or rather the want of one, in too apparent, NEW YOKK * SATURDAY, ‘N 10) HERALD, HOW OUR JACK TARS MAKE MONEY. Capture of the Blockade Kunners Robert E. Lee, Elia and Anna, and Cornubin, with Valuable Cargocs—Distribation of Money of the Mempt: the Spotl, &e, Admiral Lee bas communicated to the Navy Depart- mont the particulars relating to the recent cxptures off the North Carolina coast, from which it appears that the cargo of the Robert E. Lee consists of two hundred and fourteen large cases and bales if shoes and blankets, some of the bales weighing two tons; one hundred and any eases of Austrian rifles, two hundred and fi‘ty bags of saltpetre, and sixty-one barrels of salt, provisions, pig lead, &c. Of sixty two persons composing the officers and crew only fifteen were natives of the United States. Among the passengers are C, FE. Stewart, Beigian Conaul, and Horace H. Webber and H. W. Rooke, Lieutenants ta ‘the British royal artillery. The vessel ‘had no ship's Papers. The Robert E. Lee was discovered by the James Adger on tbe morning of the Oth inst.,and chase was given, which resulted in the captare of the vessel at half-past seven the same day. The R. EF. Lee left Bermuda five hours after the Cornubia. ‘The cargo of the Ella and Anna consist of four hundred and eighty sacks of salt, five husdred sacks of saltpotre two hundred and eighty-one cases of Austrian rifles, five hundred barrels aud forty-two cases of paper. She had no ship's papers. Of thirty-eight persons on board only one ‘was a pative of the United States. ‘The cargo of the Cornubia consists of manitions of war, arms, saltpetre and lead, and was solely owned by James A, Seddon, of Richmond. A quantity of official despatcbes— mai? matter and private and public papers—eome of them of considerable interest and value, were picked up in the sarf by the boats of the Niphoo, baving been throws overboard or dropped by the enemy. Official despatches say:—About two A. M., November 8, the blockading vessels off New Inlet, were warned by @ signal (rom the James Adger of the presence of s blockade runner, and while the Adger pursued the strange craft along the beach, the Niphon stood in to cut her off. Es- cape being impossible the pursued veasel was rua ashore in haif.an hour after the chase began; but half an hour later tho Niphon got her off uninjured. She proved to be the Cornubia, one of the most successful of the blockade runners. She is owned solely by James A. Seddon, rebel Secretary of War. Some idea of the importance of this capture may be formed from the statement of her mas- ter to the commander of the James Adger, that, though the vessel was small, his government could better have afforded to lose almost any other veasel. Acting Master Breck, of the Niphon, reports that be went in boats to capture the crew of the Cornubia, who were on the beach, and succeeded. The next morning several men appeared on the shore, making signals to be taken off. Before a boat could reach them they were made prisoners by &@ party of soldiers, on whom the Niphon immediately opened fire, and killed and wounded several in their re- treat. Soon after eight mon, making siguats from the shore, wore taken off by the Niphon’s boats. Several valuable prizes have recently been finally aqju- dicated, and the money will be ready for distribution in the course of a week or ten days. Among them are the Mompbis, the Britan: a and the Victory. The frmer was captured by the United States steamer Magnolia, and yie'dea the snug sum of $510,914 07, after prying the ox. pensos of adjudication, Acting Volunteer Licutenaat Wm. Budd is the happy man who takes as his share $38,318 65, bis vessel not betng attached to a squadron at the time of the capture, and bis share being threo-twenticths of the half awarded to tbe captors. All the officers ow this ves- sel belonged to the volunteer service, and their several rberes amount to # Randseme eum. The sailors, too, come in for a small fortune for them, the seamen getting $1,736 86 each: ordinary seamen, $1,350 48, and the landsmen $1,157 91. ‘The Britannis aad Victory were captured by Commander R.H. Wyman, of the Santiago de Cuba. the former yieid- ing the sum of $169,695 72, and the latter $200,998 45, making $460 604 17, the captures being made within the space of a week. It will be noticed in this case that -wuifé tho OMcers gui liberal shares, the, seamen each re- ceive $807 57; ordinary seamen, $698 12, and landsmen, $508 40. Apother steamer was captured about the same time which has not yet? been adjudicsted, making altes gether a very handsome sum. The tables ia these cases are given below. ‘The navy is ia immediate want of seamen, and with such chances for fortunes it is amazing that the want ex. ists for asingle day. All will agree that ‘Jack’ ia reap- taza reward for his services. PRIZK GTRAMKR MEMPHIS, CAPTURED ORY CHIED erATeS STHAER MAGNOLIA, ACTING VOLUNTAER LIRUTENAST WH, «tori Acting Assistant Paymaster... Acting Asristant Surgeon Second Assistant Acting Coalbeavers, each. “ FRUR STRAMAAS BRITANNIA AND VICTORY, CAPTURED BY UNITED MATES STEAMER SANTIAGO DE CURA, an wre 11,742 36 Bee Th 1.191 46 6,233 17 4.936 54 402 08 194 31 TAT) 00 4,156 45 3.116 68, 4.165 45 ats iss 1,346 63 1,96 11 oeT 31 2,901 96 oeT 67 os 13 8 00 Be ‘eT 6T a1 oT 18 8 1007 08 es A Large Haul of Bieckade Runmers. ‘HR BBLOLAN CONSUL, BRITIAM ABMY OFFICERS AND OPFICERS OF THE CONFEDERACY AMONG THB LIST— ‘WHAT WAS DOWE WITH THEM. ‘The United States steamer Kewbere arrived ot thie port yesterday, with about ome hundred end twenty priennere takea Off various vensels capiired vinieting the Diockede, but princtpally from the Robert #. Lee, the Fila and Annie end the Corneabia. ‘These prisoners were brought to the Usited States Mar. ehal's office inst eventog, and a hasty examination made of them by Marshal Murray. Deputy Marshals Mey, Dwire, Yeung and others, assisted oy « detachment of the Metropolitan potics, bad the custody of the pr soucrs Of thom were found to be aliens, snd il not feel nate with eo large a body of Ten without some of them were ironed. Among the prisoners of especial importance were CF. Stewart, Deigian Consul; H. H. Webber end H.W. Rooke, ‘misstons as officers in the British army, and were siso at once discharged. Capt. Pierce is o Virginian by birth, and e ane epecimen Of the Virginia geotioman. He les young man, and hes | tesa tn the robe service snes the breskiag oat ‘of there | ettion. He baw own noted for bh skindness and bomanity We would sincerely advise M. Juignet to give short and ' to Union prisoners captured by his command, affording @musing faress and veudevilles as ofton as possible. ee eee ae He had ‘Thus srectacie mont amusing, be been abroad ecw nt Ot thee Tight plres He should void | the South or not dows clearly appear, and was retarn- quand Cee oak tsnpealt oan bs ene tog when captured. ‘will probably be parcied for ex. | Gags Spiro st Pry nin v0 vee | eas ote ey STO ake To.night the artists of the Theatre Francais will appear img fo! ‘ yer 4m “Gn Duel Sous ie Cardinal,” end the fori vandeviiie ya pow fly. A Tg pil, where they + to attend to some business, but whether for TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. THE ASIA AT HALIFAX. Henry Ward Beecher, the Union Ora- ter. and Colonel Lamar, an Emissary of Jef. Davis, in the Same Boat. The Privateer Georgia in the Bay of Biscay for Cherbourg. George N. Sanders on the Law of Neutrals. The Iron Frigate Prince Consort Badly Damaged. A New British Transatlantic Steam- ship Company. Removal of the Juarez Mexican | °*"' Consuls in France. PRINCE NAPOLEON'S APPRAL FOR POLAND. Liberal Triumphs at the Elec- th im Prussia, &e., &., Hauwax, Nov. 18, 1863. ‘The steamship Asia, Capt. Hockley, from Liverpool at half-past ten o'clock A. M.on the Sist of October, via Queenstown on the ovoning of the Ist instant, arrived bere at one o'clock this morning. Her dates are two days later than thase already received. ‘The Asia has thirty-five passengers for Halifax and filty for Boston. She reports experiencing a succession of weaterly gales during the passage, Among the passengers in the Asia are the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher and Colonel Lamar, one of the secessionist omissaries to Europe. On the day before his departure, Mr. Rescher was evtertained at a farewell broakfast by the Liverpoot Emancipation Society. Complimentary ad- dresses were addressed to Mr. Reecher, who made a speech of warm friendship for England. Furtons gales have provailed around the coast of Eng- land; but Bo shipping disasters had as yet been reported. To London a railway engine depot bad been blown down, and three or four lives were lost. ‘Tho Engitsh Board of Trade returns for September show *| an incroase in exports of twonty-cight per cent over the ing’ month of last year, and the figures thus far for the whole year indicate that it will bee year of the greatest commercial prosperity that Kagiand bas yot attained. Voluminous correspondence relative to the Japancao diffealty is published in the London Herald, which at- tacks the ministers for their violence towards Japan. The Asis sailed yesterday at one o'clock P. M. for Boston , a fine snow storm prevaiting, with wind aortheast. The Brazilian mail had reached Lisbon. Rio Janeiro dates are to Ocwber 9. “r-*-"79 on Enelend was at 814d. 027% 4. Coffee was quoted 71600 a A{300. Stock, 110,000 bags. ‘The steamsbip Sexonia, from New York, reached Southampton at noon on the 29th of October. ‘the steamship Persia, from New York, arrived at Queenstown at ten o'clock on the morning of the Sist of October. &e> opened at unchanged €4,000 bales. The markot Orleans. 108. Corn firmer; mixed 280. 34 ‘30a. feregular, closing (irmer. 3d. higher dull and tending downwat ain stoady and unchan| Boult. Fogiish te Bran quiet: refined, a £18 per ton. firm. VEMBEK 4, 1865-- France. ‘The Empress Kugonie has returned Crom her trite Spain The Mexican consuls in Parts, Bordowx and Havre havo been oompelied to cemse their functions, The duties Of their ollice bave been temporarily trawaforred to the consuls (or Guatomala, The long pro‘ected plan of making Paria & soaport by « wftip canal in revived. ‘Tho Paris Bourse continued fat Out of three hundred and (orty-fve members alrondy chosen to (ho Prussian Chambers two buadred and sixty are liberals Austria, ‘The Financo Committee of the Reichsrath havo passod « Fesolution granting twonty milli ms of forina to relieve the distress provailing ta Hungary. THE LONDON MONEY MARKET. ‘The London money and atrck markets continued unset. led, but consols were without material fluctuation. There waa rather moro demand for discounts on the 30th of Octobor, but the rates remained without ctmnge. ‘Tho Bank of Frank(ort has (Oct. 20). advancod its rate of discount from 3% to 4 per cont, and the Bank of Hol. land from 3 to 31 Tt is (Oct. 30) rumored that tho Bank of France will further advance ita rate of disc. mt, owing to the cou. Honed drain of buliton, closed on Friday, Octobor 30, at 03 a 031, for Tre bullion ia the Bank of Englaxd has increased £207 £00. is American securitica are inactive, United cloaed nt 64. States five's |. Maryland Gyo's 75. Others Lonvon, Oct. 31, 1883. Gonaols for menay close at 8. Miinois Central Railroad a are quoted at 19 a 18 ‘discount . Erie shares 68 Livexroot., Nov. 1, 1863. Congols after officials hours yesterday closed at 927; a The market, wore flat ail round, that for foreign stocks ‘especially. THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Lavgrroon, Oct. 31, 1863. 8 the enles of the week at a8 been irregular and prices ‘The Brokers’ Circular are CORE a 36d. higher tor tome qualities, while American fons are unchanged, Of the en‘ 12,000 were to @peoplators. and 10,500 to }. Tho sales on Friday ‘were 7,000 bales, inch:din, 3,000 to speculators and ox- The market clos! ‘quiet and unchanged. ‘The authorized quotations are:— ee 2 Rt Uplands Dig. Five eisck’ is port’ ia’ eeliunated at’ 166,000 balsa, “of which 34,000 are American. STATE OF TRADE. ‘The Manchoster markot is firm at still advancing ratos. LIVERPOOL BREADSTUPFS MAKERY. juts market is quiet and steady. . and Ricbardaon, Sponce & Co. re pares quiet, but ae Wheat quiet; rea wintor ont tern and Southorn, fa & 8 288, 6d. ; white, 298. Ga. a Bs. dd. ; white LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. The Liverpool provision market is dull. Bigtavd, Atbya & (o. and Gordon, Bruos & Co. roport beet steady’ Bs quiet and stexdy. Bacon heavy, and 6d. 9. lower. rm. Lard dulland tending downward. Tallow fail at 12s. Gd. a 44s. 6d. PRODUCE MARKET. The Drckors’ Circular reports aahos steady. Sugar Coffee dull. Rice buoyant equi, but steady. | Sperm oll Coal off market bare. Ro- |. Spirits of turpentine quiet. report potroloum firmer, closing on Id a 2s. po per gallon; crude, £14 10s. Linseed oil LONDON MARKETS. Barings’ circular reports: —Rreadstuffs quiet and atoady. Tron firm, Sugar firmer, and 64 a Is. higher. Cones quiet but sosay Tea firm and unchan; Rice ati advancing. Tallow firmor; sales at 44s. rite Turpen- Line quiet at 85s. Petroleum stoady at £19 for erude, and 2s. 0 28. 1d. for refived. Sperm oil nominal. Cod ot! firm at £68. Linseed ofl steady. Groves & Todd report provisions very dull. Butter Spirits tarpentine tending downward. THE LATEST MARKETS. Liverroot, Oot 31, 1863. Toe Porste’s nows had little effect on the markets, jh much » was evinced at tho removal of theoah urprive eo market is firm at Cop or ay rele. Sales to speculators to day 8,000 bal.s, Including 4,000 bales and exporters. Broadatuffs are quiet but ateady. Proviaione dull and tea ti: g downward. Sugar is active and prices atill advancing. Petroleum quiet, at 2s, for refined. HAVRE MARKETS. ‘The Havre circular market report of (he past week has pot come to hand. Departare of General Forey. Yesterday morning at ton o'clock Geueral Forey em be. cod on board the frigats Panama, after a residence of about eight days in ouf city, tun vone, ... spent in a visit to Niagara Falls. As the frigate left ber moorings abe was saluted by La Guerriere, bearing the flag of Rear Admiral Reynaud, and by all the vessels belong. ing to the Italian and Russian fleets bow anchored in our harbor. The Panama roturned tho salute, and the report J which was TRIPLE SHMKI. Of the firing by eo many vessels was oo lond that it was heard at « distance of several miles from the citr. During the few days the General spoot among us he ‘was the object of the most flattering attention on the pact of some of the leading citizens of New York, who would have beon glad to detain him a few days longer, in order to give bim « more sabstantial testimony of the esteem and consideration tbey profess for his persee and for bis military talents. An official pote, said t» havo beea written by the express order of the President, in hopes that he would visit Washington, was also reesived by the General, who was sensibly affected by this high proof of consideration. Unfortunately bis time was 0 arranged es to compel him, to his grent regret, to de. cline the numerous marks of bonor aad reupect which reached him during bis # ay among u*. On Thursday, in the afternoon, Marshal Foroy paid a visit to General Soot, to whom, wo believe, he expressed Fogrets on that subject. The interview between the veterans is anid to bave been extremety affecting, and the two moders conquerors of Mixco were profoundly af: fected at each other's presence—Vershal Forey, by the remembrance of the laurela won by the lastrious hero of # many battios; General Keott, by the respect showa to bi yy the victor of the Arabs, of the Russians, ‘and of the Austrians, The conversation between (he two heroes lasted ever an beur, and whee they parted both had tears im their eyes. General Bcott was left with the assurance that the French government hai never at Usrepted anything against the Union, sad would neger 49 so, whatever may be the comtrary assertion. The Missouri United states Sematerehtp. BLECTION OP B. ORATE BROWN AND JOUN B. HEX- DERSON. THE AMERICAN QUESTION. Consort Irom-Clad Frigate 'y Damaged When Loo! x forthe Augio-Amertean Steam- ner, Bankruptey, &e. ‘The iron clad frigate Prince Consort, from Plymouth for iverpool, in connection with the Mersey rams, was seriously disabled. and put into Kingstown, where she ro mained jeakiog and half full of water, aad otherwise con fa the National Steam Navigation Company of London and Liverpool, with a capital of two ariftions sterling. Tho object is to.accelerate the eubstitation of powerful scrow stoamers for sailing vensels in American and other trades. ‘The firnt step will be to establish times from Liverpool Jervanson Cort, Mo., Now 19, 1963 After the transaction Of some ealmpertant business this morning, the Legisiatere went into joint sessioe for Wao olor tion of United States Senators. ‘The names of Mesers. Brown, Phetpe, Breckinridge, Wingate and Voorbiee wore put in nomination. ‘The names of Messrs. Brecitartige ani Wisgaie were Mr, Lieésay otaborately attempts to prove that Fng'sa) favors the North af the expense of the South, soi mein taloe thas If the same measure of justice a sot meted oot Inquirics as to “how be (Historicus) should vote when the elaime agsiast hagland for the depredations by the Ale ‘defore Partioment?’’ promises that by Other questions of Mr. Lindsey are alien amewered, end ‘““flistorieus"’ points out that po set of Partiament forbids Euglish merchants from manufecturing eensoe for the Deiligerents; but ax to eynipping veesele of war, there ts an act expressly forbidding it. ‘The bankruptcy of Z. C. Pearsop wae onder investiga. thm, and it was'furmishing new developments’ineegart to | blockade running. Mr. Pearson elaims over £87,000 from | the federal government for tilegal captures, and £95,000 from the Ovnfederate government for their refusal tof. 10! their contract. A despatch from Cherbourg of the 30th of Ootober sayr'—The Confederate privateer Georgia bas arrived here to revictual and oval. The Polish Question. ‘Warsaw advices announce an increase in the tyranpic and arbitrary rule of Rassia. Hundreds of young men bad been arrested, soarched, | stripped to the akin and beaten. | A letter by Prince Napoleon expresses an earnest wish that France will not allow Poland to be eantbilated The Germano-Danis® Question. | The reply of the Danish government to the resolution of ‘the German Diet to send the army of exeention to Mol ota, had been read to the Diet. ‘The reply is comettiatory in form, but om ail @reent isl | | potate maintaine the views of the Neniah goverr mont | The representative of Deomark said that bie govern. | Meat wan opee to mediation | A third note from Wari Reseeli oa the Hotetein quer } thom bad bean commanioated to the Federal Digs ten. | deo vern Ws form 0 basia for reed ation ’ Catmoron we Necessary fore choise, 67. No fusber Balloting was bed Gurieg tbe tay ‘The afterneca gessien was eceupted with matters of 0 gecere) loter eet. fe. Lowm, Nov 13, 1968. Mr. B Grete Brows (red ical) was electet (nied Mates Senator from Missowrton the Gest ballot, this morning, Kit Jurvanson Crrv, Mo., Nov. 13, 1448 The ballot, whic resaited im the election of Mr rows Oe ea, peel es morn ing, @t00d 08 foliewe:-—Brown, 14. 4, Vow. bies, 2. The peat ballot nesulted In the siectiia of Joba B. Henderson for the long term, sed sired 6 [allows — TO THE SDITOR OF THA MEAsLD. New Yous, Nov. 13, 43 Allow me, through the medium of your paper, t st tract the attention of the Board of Bupervis re to ine fact that every day the city bounty is deferred the | cleg fovernment ts loving men. The patriotic letle Stato of Now Jersey w poriag 6976, cash tanand, lomew mon, and LT know of neerty © denen cases in which mee bay* for information rbowt the Nea York wrunties that they could «Dtein $300 to iy Ore grme Lo (hat piace and eulisted, errs Lae OT} ee 08 beter Cpe a A RERBLITING OFFICER Captay yy, Cotonat L. Beater aod 7. Cushing, ¥ Reagents, and’ are stopping st the Bre ww Major FF tect of the Vol and wife, ot Chicago N 3) i Hil : Vere © 8 Pemee wine Hoaon Taviot of a hinete Foto ks er N Hayweet, of Comme trent, ont To Woees Aro a typime BL he Arve He am Tint Penta Uniow Cevtnat Compurrem were to hawe met last ever Ug, pursuant to @ call publisbed tm the pa pers, but at the Nout gf convening the President cer tained that the Sogagtery bad failed t@ motity the dole rae He theroor® dectared the mocting adjourned until Fridvy evening adgight o'clock, to geet at room 24 Cooper Institute RLS HBRAUD. in Blomimes cure BAUD Veal 0 Boap, 403 Broadway Be Corns, toms, nil sen pan of | mtiew "be Burgeoe Cl 4 ot. Ko. TH Mrowtveay, adores Hair Dye, PF depot, Wholraale and retell, plied Sy akli'al aria THE WagEe windows son Ge HATCUINGON & WIRE RSI AM, DW Cena! sot comet Broadway The Best and Chace Newspaper in the Worle ned. and Avothecar: Hahth avenue AAA To omty ong comounded by com Cam Seapii cure & swore, corner of Hs as The Army of the Potomac in Triumpi—Splendid Actions on the Banks of the Rappahannock — Victory in Westorn Virginia—The Latest Nows from Chattanooga—Importaat Intelligence from Louisiana—The Bioge of Charleston—Tho Bread | 4. a Question at the South—The Latest News from | 290% Bre Europe— Litsrature—Sporting— Agri culturat— Tho Markets, &c., &c., & nod in beh avenue anit ‘att Pest clguth ory, ve alld ter aa old ver in cava ba, and oral a. Fae Bit Doafac«s, Cntace’ ane “aw the Fy ae A Throst Urreted by . epee te ok 98 o Bent any fala Medioinw: and phoular remedy 1 Krvah tam, Kall Rheum, Tho Waextr Hanacv, roady this (Saturday) morning | will contaia — The latest despatches from Meade's Army in Virginia, with detaiied accounts of the Triumphs of the Unicow Forces on the banks of the Rappahannock, and of the Gifferent Skirm shes and Actions, resulting in tho Retreat Of Les Rebel forces, and the Capture of Four Rebol Flags and somo Two Thousand Prisouers A very oxcoliont Map of the Scene of Conflict on Satur. ufaetu hat ‘Vicroe ace at the “iter. Threas' Dr. ROWF, ¢ soe eforencee of the pbighest rea =m frou! A.M. to 4 P odd "7 Ss ay, November 7, on the banks of the Rappahannock. me Accounts of the Victories of Generals Avoriil and Due |g mm a Western Virginia. Mra M 9, nROws Of 410 Arch atrest hh Maatphia Me pry 4 ‘Tho latest News from tno Army of General Grant in Tennessee, with accounts of their Movomests and present Position. Tho Intost accounts of the Movemoats of Burnsido's Army in Kast Teveon-oe. Latent despatches relative to the prograna of the Siege of Charleston, 8. C | Highly important intercepted Lotior from the Rebel Commissary General of Subsistence to their Secrotary of War, ia regard to the Broad Question at the South, dis playing fears of @ Famine. Important Intelligence from New Orleans, with full accounts of tho Situation of Affaire ia the Department of | Fr, the Gulf, The spirited Addrosa of the Hoo Mr. Ganit to the citi zona of Arkaonas, Tho Latest News from Texas, ana, Mexico, St. Do mingo, Contral America, Ewrope, nmd abi othor parts of the world Poetry —‘My Heart tw Thine," “The Glow Worm,* “Hope's Garlsnd," “The Presidynt aad the Czar, or Abraham and Alexander." Conclusion of the highly interesting story of The Ro- mantic Courtahiy."” Bporting.—Close of the Racing and Trotting Season Aquatics The Prize Ring, Billineda, ko Agricultaral.—Preparations for the Winter Season Preservation &f Roots, The Flewer Garden, Winter Care of Orange and Lomon Troos, Fad) Pruning of Grapevines, Keoping of Colory through the Winter, Miscellaneous, Ko. iP es Formed thi ae OF ina: Aetongs WN inthe arlainator and sale preiMetor of far Tenfneas, he, tte Kee Water, an Pri pee bottle These cole! raied medicine’ are pat op tn heat sates Any aditrest om rocalpt of AM € the Nervous, Sexw Kye and Kar.—An Fuperienced and tho nae nahi ettenl ay vim the Bre ani’ Par, for the ~ the dissaneg tn which they are subject, mag “ by consulting Dr CADWELL Ly Cad Treative on the Fre ant Ki C” Treatise 1a he bai * from 9 to ¢ “'clook. , Fors, Furs, Ww RTYL MARTILUAS, ue 1 TALM AS, ALEX ANDEM COLLARS. 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