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PRICE TUREE CENTS.
FIIIIADHLPHIA, MONDAY, OCTOHKIt 31, 1864.
PRICE TIIREE CENTS.
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TIIIltD EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS FROM
GRANT'S ARMY.
The Operations on the 27th inst.
GALLANT CttAUOE OP TIIH
SECOND, FIFTH, AND
NINTH COIIP3.
Our Losh but Fiftoeu Hundred.
THE Cf.EMY'S LOSS VERY
SEVCRC.
lijht Huailrc.l zri Twci.iy-Eijht
rilsc:;ers Taken, an, .Four
Eattlo-Flai.
lienor it r riiH An v ni tii i: P hhm u , V'to
Lir 3d, A. M. sin o the army returned to its oM
qnuTtrr on Friday, nothing of import. in 'o his
truiiipirod. Tuo enemy's cavalry billowed our
troops closely as tin y return': I, but were pre
vent d from doing any d I'lriu of importance.
The only ciptoros tbey m id.: at this t ma were
some eight or ton ambulances -, hi -h hud t ken n
wrong rood, but en u time they could not tret
way. Tb tmr-cs wie rut 1 lose and run uil",
and our men burned tbo J',mih. Th" Robcl
cavalry mndc repented attempts ti charge, hut
were ench lime repulsed with lns.
During the diytho entire army ro iched tha
po'llions occupied by it previous to the movo,
when the enemy at once withdi-ov, mid tbey also
returned to their former position. Our loses
will reaoli about fifteen hundred, us near it' can
he ascertained at nrcsont.
Ibc 2d Corps, wkl-'h did the most lighting, hut
Un officers killed, thirty-one. wounded, seventy
Mvtn men killed, four biHished and eighty
wounded, and about four hundred missing. The
.Mb Corp lost uliout one hundred and thirty
altogether, and the 'Jib Corp upwards of one
tundred and fifty, mo tly In tun colored division.
The casualties in the c ivulry division arc not
Known precisely, future thought to be about t-vo
hundred. Many of those claimed an missing will
undoubtedly return to camp, ax tiic number of
atragglcrs whs large.
The loss of tbo enemy w.ih severe, nnd some
any greater Hum our own, in Killed and wouude 1.
H e bavo 828 prisoners and four battle-Hags, most
of which were capturrd by the 21 Corps.
The highest praise is given by all to the otlicors
nnd men of the 2d and 3d Di isions, for their be
havior during the day.
Gem nils Engan nnd Mott, who com
manded them, and General,; Smith and
Colonel SIcAl lister, commanding brigades, uro
particularly praised for the able manner In which
they handled their men.
The chargo made by the New Joroy Brigade,
under Colonel McAllister, on the enemy, who
had got In tbo rear of our forces, was one of the
finest ever witnessed, and resulted in carrying the
entire position. AH in quiet with tbo exception
of picket tiring, which isquito lively at night.
W. I). MeOitnuoit.
ARMING OF THE NEGROES
IN THE SOUTH.
'Dixie"
Unable to Stand the
Pressure.
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND
SLAVES TO BE ARMED
AND FREED.
Nkw limn, October .11. Tiio II the I pipers,
received here, appear to bo unanimous in favor
of ariuingtho blacks.
The editor of the .swWi iWiliiWe, in
writing home to bis piper lrom Ri' huion I, says ;
"The pressure brought upon the uutliirities
b re favoring the aruiiti,; of liio lucks bus b e i
too strong to resist.
Hence, it i s with giu it itlu 1 am alilelistito
otlicially th.'t iiriungeuiciitt are nut- tieiu ; m uli:
to arm tor the .-priii:?, camp mpi 'idd.O'll slaves,
wl,nc ma-tirs u.o to fco rjmpsi.s fled by the t' iu
federate Coven. .u. nt.
The sluvts thus armed are to h ire l ieir iree
titui sin I lifty iicn:- of lun.l, ta:h of which insures
llu in peiuiai.uiit hoaies in tbo. Si hi n.
Mil t: I'lto'i I t ikm'i:.
Nmt ok, O.MIvrUl Tb ! filloviu,' .id
dlliouul news is brought by tb.: ( Ulj .;' M iu
i ' .' r :
1 here lire rnntir; th :i tU ; m 'in; b.l.veei the
Cy.jr of H'iss a :md tbo Kmp.uor Vapol, on will
lake pla'-c at Nice shortly.
The l'uris llourso clo-cj liat on the HlH at
('if. 10c for rentes.
Vienna advices in rcur l to the Dauo-Gonnin
question indicatu that Hie Confureuce will soon
tie,n thv litiul ticaty ol pe ice.
Advices fritn Mo Janeiro, lira. II, to Soptcm
ber 2", repjit the iuli.s of j'.UO to oiuo si
Csiuce.
Tbo i,-re it banking tii ms of Sjnito &. Co., and
Gumtrs, J'lppo & Co., have failed fir laie
auiouuls, mid othur buipcu.iiiiis linuiedi dely fol
lowed. Cash payments were smpcuded by Ihe
Isiuk of lii.iil.
ar nau Lceu cneiarea by jjr.uil a;aiust
Vtuguuy.
f ALt i'TTA, September 27. CottoM nod) are
dull. l:xchaiij;c 7d. Freights duil.
SiiAN(iHAi,.Sei'tcinU'i Jj. Shirtings uutUa'.icd.
Tea diclinliiR. ilxi liance (,HA.
1 Arrived lrora l'hiluUelphlu, October li, sliip
.Tiiifin.ut Havre; .V. I.. Vuni'nrj, ut l.ivcrpjji.
t.iriW lrom Ua.timore, Oeiober IS, ; itmi
Y'tsh, at Liverpool. Aiiive.l Luiu Ken 0:leimi,
r-euuivi i t, nt ii'jnc.er n t , feel, ;tl i 'iveipool,
'The ship J.a .ularrrs, from Hong Ko:i for Cork,
'! .'!. IMP U tnll.l ut tlo 'l'l,r I I
bv'.i.. .vbk h. i uuuiiiii is.ot, uear
.'Htuvia. Ti e caw, ii..seiuerf. und im.tof tbi
caigo were .-uved. 'i he chip 'nlamia, from Nun
:anil.i, Je.pan, rr.n ashore on the North Bi.uk.
iicui thai.tliiii, August lO, uud had to cut away
liir limits, lue i of Mnwltetfr had a sioriny
I uuu uiinjjs in bieoiujje paajKurrj una a
lull ci.rgi.
Jot C'oLuirii, the prue fighter, is a passenger.
TEOM BALTIMORE TO -DAT.
LAyfcia'o the The Sccniny Tikyraph.
bAHiMOKE, October III .To-morrow the new
Constitution goes into ttTci't, and Maryland Is
, forever free. The New York awiudler on clec
' tion fraud! are still held iu custody, and will be
. flecplte all threats of Copperheads, tutUl they get
ustlce done for their ru6ca.it.
A prlvato letter received this morn!ur', with
Newbern, Norlh Carolina, dates to the 2JiU inst.,
Kays; Yellow fever there and elsewhere on Ihe
coast has nearly abated. No roJt'e ucw cases
since the recent frost.
Lrlvate news bere from Giant's way ii highly
, neooruging, aud all looks well. Secasioa
ors of disaster art posiUvt falsehoods.
GEN. T. I? ANTS AliMV.
OFEEATIONS OF THE 27th INST.
Our Troops Alvnn. po Three Miles
cii the L-ft Tr. Js tho
Southrido 1 1., ful.
THE LIST OF C,. j ALT! E 3.
ic i - is 10 ij 1 1 i : i o i c t
V tl.CC r.olll.Tfll' II'!'!' ''. .11 ti. .:ill'.)l"
tin I'lilnnin-th 111 thoM' of in' ' 'ill in i
which time our troops b id a.K.oi -e l Hitj in.!, n
i.ii the Ufi toward- tin: S .u'ii i .; nilroij.
Tin' nltji t of tb" wii. ile ill in . n-.tr i;i ci, ri.'i'.
and ii I'. w.s ibis little i.i.lcni . i 1,1 of a 'mi., a i l
ii I al' around towards tin: i iuis le r.ii r id in J
tlic Ho) n'on p'a-i! ro d, p. n IV: :r-ti.i
l!ic str.i t j r Importance .,f w;.; b In I. iu.itu.1,
i!..l it v. rv en1 t mivc.r.'nX'1 -n .-r a 'on ; .l.i
n. . . tun nt, n ill so in l: ina :. apparent.
I.tt l 4 ntioin. s.
V.'pi. I) llrowu, II , P st IVn'.-t I mil. h. i l.
li. M.ur.s, K, MP', i 1'cnn-ylt .tin tie id.
f i. in. I O-tcr. II, 'PNt fa .u-vlv in , l"i;.
( bail' Smit.-., f,''t n I'cn , :;r;,, m , ,t (.
W : . '' wall, A. I "'b l''T.. I(i i.,i, c ...
I'. I'i.'.ci rs, I', 1 V.i Ii I'nn iln i lup.
VV. Ho.'ii, I', 1 i tli I'loi.isy.i nii.'t ban I.
in. l' liioiy, I), Pl-t I'eiMi-vlv.i'.iii, '.in i-",
(' l'mi I--.ii t;, HI t I'cni.-ylv .ni i. ukl.
Si p.'ciiit .Ijlin J. (tiitbt'i, I., Pl-i 1 "in., t!i' :'i.
si iK'unt Win II. Jelirt s, Ii, Put I'e.iu , wri':.
Ni rK'ent.t .1. W. IMvis, ), :i l' -M i., h-al.
I li'iinas Chri-ty, I). ! 1 i l'i'iii s I. mi i. Ic
John ('..in plic 1 1, (', 1 1 tin IVmiM Ivan, i, Ic:.
Iie lcri.k Kliode-, A.'Hsi Vnu. Iv I'll i. I.' r.
1. una I Doimels l',.i..tli t'en.. v I vuuu, liip.
I. . 1'. Frct'iuan, A, 1 1'Jd Ten i-ylv .nia, lie i !.
Il'ili MeKiirlaiid, II. 1 t .th I'. iiu-ylvani . ami.
.(.lines M. TioiHiiinii, I, '.Hst I'.i., stiouider.
J..I111 Sharp , (.', I I'llli IVn'i-y 1 : tii 1, lei:.
II. r. (toliiu.s.iu, A, l i cli I'. iiiist tvani.i, It:
.1 1 li u W. fins.'. I', I', 1 V.'i T' lins. Ivuni 1. c.
t.'..rior'il t-icoi::e Capelbcrry, I-, I mi I'.i., ru'it
It amputated.
S, ni Lk iitoi-unt .I01111 S. .1 it,-,, -,1, 1), lopib
rlpbt ankle.
Fir-l l.i 'utcn.iut I ones s s-o ''.i':r's, A, l'Kh
l'a., left arm uuiputntcd.
John C inipb 'P, I, ." I -1 l'a., riijhi Ic;; aiiipu' it.'d.
II. A. Wilner, I, .ulth I'u., he 1 I, - i htl .
.Iin-o'i Sli!. r, K, .V'tli 1'c'in .v 1 1, r't;iit na'.'.s.
Captain Cusncr, K. 'Hst rcunsvli inii, Icl,'.
J. 1'. llnrdy, 1, 1'i.ith I'onnst Iv.niia, sliouhlvr.
J. mies Wll-011, H, l-'i ith Ten isylMiuia, side.
J. Ai.thon, K, 'Jlld Pennsylvania, li:p.
Andrew J. Prodle, 1', ll-t'l'ciinsy!f.inin, shoulder.
Jumes K. Hums, H, l.V'ith Peuu'sy IvnnU, wrist.
U. I' iiton, U, h.'id Pciin-yWanl 1, arm amputated.
H. K. Culp, II, 1 .loth l'ennylv:i ii 1, hip.
Siiinuel .Myrtle, A, loo h I'enust Ivnuia, ankle.
J.mies lineal, A, lootb Penn-ylv uiia, foot.
J'llin Nightoon, 11, i'lst I'eunsyn mia, shoul.ler.
Th'.inah Steinson, It, 1)1 -t IVnii's, Ivunii, side.
A. Muderlugi', 15, ;ll-t l'cnn-t Iv 1 iia, icq anip'd.
II. (i. An'el, 11, (list Pa., Ic;,' iiuiputatml.
urge C. Pool, 11, '.list Puuusyitania, arm.
tieorpe Carif, Hist Pi lilisylv.un i, urm.
Kd. Hurt, A, Hist Peiinsy itani t, j ,,v.
Corporal Win. V'lnco, K.'Jlst l' n '.ylvania,iir:u.
A!vin Jones, A, Hist Pcnnsyl.aiii.i, bark.
A. .shell, Hist Pennst Inihi.i, li.mil.
(trgeiint C. Crock, C, Hist J'en- Ivaniu, wrist.
Joseph Col.cn, K, Hist Pennsj it a da, arm.
Hinry Madden, II, Ift Peuii-ylt uii j, Civ., arm.
Aivin Simons, (j. 91st Penust Iv.mia, band.
Corporal (. Phillips, II, ills'. Pennsylvania, juv.
C. Honuiu, K,!)l-t Pennsylvania, lerf aiuputated.
K. li. Manning, O. Hist Puin-ylt .nia, head.
Win. Fag.ui, A, Hist Pi mist Ivam 1, thi.;lis.
Hi'Im I Itefiorl llio tM-r:Kitit ol' I'liur.
tln.y liist-Ui'iicral lli'io KIKt-a.
Finn Hi,- li.tl'inonJ .SVlilliiW, -J.I.
Tin: south a. 111,.
The enemy on Wcdne-Jay ii'i'.t crossed over a
lnrj;ij lorec, estimated to nuni'ier from twen'y to
thirty thousand loon, to in.: n rth bl lo of tlio
Ju;ii(s rtvir, at I) 'ip llottooi. V tcrluy morn-
II g, aliuut 'J o'clock, they 111J1I11 un attack in
lcuty force at; inst our tMreinc left, m tho
(.'banes City iiniil, aii iiit four . n l a half miles
bclcw the city. Our I) alien s op ned 00 them ut
long range.
The enemv's skirmishers a k i.iceJ, nnd were
rapidly duven buck, l.aicr in llio day the in nny
showed a disposition to udvan u .-.Utnn our wholo
front, lint on every advance were eh"cke,d by our
artillery uud tkiruii.'hcrs. I n ; diselinria of
nrtilU ry nas very heavy troni :t o'clock P. M.
until uichtf ill, and was di ti n:t:y hear! In the
city. It proceeded iim.s.ly inn our batteries
on Ibc Charles Ciiy r. a I. T i: enemy en.let
vured to turn our h ft, but the. n' ft was not muJe
with iihic'i energy.
It deems 10 lie the inipr.:o 01 that tins tnnvc
mt nt on this hide ol the riv. r w s a inm feint,
white the rial attack w.sm de o 1 toe sou h side.
1 hi io were rcpoiis ol lnr;;e ipu resof priMiuors,
but we could obtain no rel i il particulnr.s of
fitlicr g'fns or lo-ses in t!i.: o . 1 mus 01' yester
day im tin r tiian Unit the 1 iicui y '.eiecveiywhure
r pulsed with In . ivy loss.
LtlL'll.j
Nisi: o'i iock P. .M. l'i.c b mdred pris mem
have iu.-t arrived, eap.ui". . n he Dailing.oa
and Cli irles City roads.
A despatch from Ihe oper nor a' Chatlln'a stttes
that we also r'pul d the en "i. v 0,1 the. Williams
burg road, capturing two huh. ,l prisoners and
fi ur biihuIh of 'colors. Olliecrs,.1-Uroin til' front
say that the en my were sev.iil times repulse 1
with Urrible lo-s iu killcl a...l wouudud. Our
loss on the ninth si.le, tn.uikt 11 I uier. iii.l I'ro
viiieiico, w.'.a nor, over tiv n y-io men in tho
whole ihij'B proceedings.
Tin: sor 1 ns: 111 .
At 8 o'elo k yeiderdny m .. .ing Pie en.'iny
111: ile an attack 011 our evir ne right, on toe
lluydtiiwii I'oinl, between tin; t . Idon and Mouth
sice rid read, i.bnut seven -t southtvoist of
PcUTburg. P.isfcnttcrs who . one. over 011 the
ever lug tn. in n port tu. li:b 1,' as having been
irv even:, the enemy li.-.iinf assaulted our
position reveu times, uuo iter' sven times ro
pulM'd, Miileiiu:; heavily i;, t 1 : 1 oneasiou. Tho
iif tiling hud i.hi iiM'il e ben i-ie cars lefr.
We regiet to lie ir, from tie mn source, that
the brave und dadiing U,u 1 !i r-Ocncral James
lit suing tuis uinong Hie killed. Ho was from
Cainplii'll county, V ir,:iiii.i,.ii iy 'i years old, and
1 in of tin-iiio-t prninis ii,: t .,c utUcora of t'jo
cavaliv .scrvi e.
'1 he 1-4-l.s I 4Jcii. nil
lb igiuber (ieneral J inns 1.
cfiici r who fell iu the c ned:' n
Mir bin s on the 2 li inst n ,
'utrliiH'.
ing, tho Kebel
'it on the let of
born i:i Caiup-
bill county, irgiuui, tit l-ii
uns; at tha time
of his tie lilt only titciiiy-:to years of age. At
1 lie c' liinieiieeu.eiit ot Hie l. . -::iion he raid a
i'ii. pant of Y'lgima c iv ib v. .1 id attached him
hell to ihe connc'iuil ol t' ! i. F. I.ee, p irt cl
ialing in ici'st ol the c ct.'i ' si, vhich that oilirer
nt ,s e: gng' d.
Ho nipi i'r re, iiiorv .y ' ' ni l of au in'lu
t uiiai liniiilv coiincclio.i tti -i :'. ci'hii.gcxploits,
to iliiii ii nt cr. de-, lieiuv 1". h i .' klier-genril
und plaei dine, inuianl o' a . n i of V. li. F.
Let 's 1 ii i -inn 011 ring the 'li s. .irt of t ao present
year. He has Ikcii netit. iy on .raged imv the
tpeniii : of the present cu'iipn'ii u' iin.-.t Kieii
monil. Augc.M Ji, lMil, lie t..uk p irt in th" tn
gngi inent resulting from (ienenil Urntu's move
intnt agi'.iiist the We.don raiiro.'i.l.
lie ti.:,:'f 'l (.'.nciai tin-gg s cavulryat Ram'i
Hirtti- n, and eltitmid, iu his rejiort, to have tt. ice
nsseiil'id (irecg, drlt 'iifr him liack ti Maloi.e's
St.iun. On .s. pteinber llj he commanded ihe
iii: t ol the att:,ti,iug column in the dash niudc
byn''o llHii'pton upon Co.o'i's Point and a
bind of tvc'ity-tivc liuudnd cattic itia-in ,' there,
lie was nul,e.ULiiily engage I (October 1) in (in
atincl. on Oerei.,1 G .'' c.ivali v In the oioyc
lucid nguinst the Mouthside railroiid.
A young woman, Ihe widow of a soldier and
tin mothtr of an infant six weoUold, w.-placed
iu the prisoner's box of the Police Court of
Chicago, on Wednesday, to nnswor to a charge
of druiikcuuoitf and disorderly condui t. There
wire traces of youth and fairness left In ber
countenance, but vice and degradation bad so
etlcctnally wrought upon ber constitution that
before ber examination was concluded nho haul;
down in a frightful lit and was carried out. !io
was Instantly discharged from custody.
A soldier who had but ouc leg aud oai arm
was leaning upon bis crutches la the New Huven
depot at Hartford, a few days ago, when be was
approached by a Copperhead, who loiuiied,
"You'll vote for Lincoln, I mppoie !" "Yes,
sir, I bhall." "What ! vote for Uie man who got
you Into Ihe army, causing you to lose an arm
and kf ?" "Yos, sir: 1 think I was lucky In
being ouderOld Abe. If I'd been under McClellan
digging ditcbei I should bavf Ui) la my grave
long ago."
THE KECFNT STATE ELECTION.
THE SOLDIERS' VOTE.
Tie Unioa Majority Eotwea'iTwelvo
r.ntl Thirtrcn TUor.f ami.
II Mies 10 in 1, t. t o' er II. - Tb" oft - it! s iMi.ts'
vote re 'cive 1 ..t llio S.- ri tjti j t);H c, up lo tins
ib to, is us lol ' J'8 :
C11 on 1 ; pi is
1). iio cr.o e ..... ,,,! :
1'i.i.Hl l't liie-'ty
..1-',' )
the T-AYxmonz ELi:cno:j
FRAUDS.
Oril'. rot Govcpuor y-yn-Jir.
thv: liMnnii statu to n,:
VIPiDlCATFD.
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1
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ti. -. I r v. .:; .' : i,
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au'ii' no. ' ot ibe I'ni 1 I
t'.'' -U. 11 .irn t i-.ivi.lg b
I eimr :ini.nis t : le ini :be
the ti, und tb. r. lor, to 1
p Ts lis !:iay l,e i.llpr s-i.l
. 1 'il 1 .tin
t in ', and
li res. an I
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1 iv ' " or io
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c, 1 '. 1
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ii) 1 1 .' 1 v tri.il. and tli.tt no o ,
ibe way ol the soldiers : '!i
ballot, i..' 'Oi'dinj to irs l.nt-s ;
K now 011, lii.it 1, Ibc itio
of the St lie ol Ne v Yo: l
you, . in,. s i J. i'..rk' r, V .
ii 1. 1 1.
ill:
, s yiii.ni , i; it oi i.tr
, do b-r -l'V .. 'poi'i'.
li no b A : .1, -in I
r-s t o- and iu l di tit'
W d'initi Kelly , e tiuoii n
T the Siatc of New York, and d 1 I'l'ii i.; an I
iliitet yon and t i.l: ,f you I'mni'i ti
proeei .I to tbo ei'.y of U'as'iin'jt m a,.i..!i ,. n-mi--ii
n. is, there to in pi 'e i i-1 th" I l '
and 1 ireiiiu-l 11 c. .s n lit'oiti sa ii ."rris" : anil
a! eged causes ll.ere if, a.nl to ike -'n il acii i't 111
the punnses us will tiulii.ro (be It.vt ol i'i '
Sto'e n.id the rigb's and litter' fs of its 'iti ',
to the 1 nd th .t jus' I e insy be I 01 and tin' ill
attempts to prevent lb" ild:ert 1V0 .1 tnis tate,
in ibo -eivni: of the 1,'iiit'd Stit.'i, from votin .',
or to 'lei'iniiil tb 111 or to cper e their ii 'ti '1 In
voting or to detai.i or abertbe v.e.es air. l ie c i-.r.
by tin 111, in pursuance of the laws of tlii-' St it",
limy be poMil ni:d puni-b''d, and that vua
report your pro. e dn ' to me nub all convenient
speed.
(SicT,,.,!) Hon t 1IO Srviuh u,
I). 'A 11 Jr., Privat" s cr tiry.
TO-DAI'S WASniNGlON NEWS.
Epfi'tol rispiitilM's to !'.tiil:i IflfKranh.
Wariiixo tok, Oct ibor ."1.
Hollies ol tlie 'lilidtiy 1 irimnttHlitH.
The Mllli tiy t'o'iiinis.si. n preside'! over by
General Double, lay has returned from its luvesti
g itii.n of the. election frauds iu II iltioiore, an I will
resnme to-day the tri ll of Hamilton, Carter &
Co., the h a y dry goods dealers of lltltiiiiore,
cbarged with ftipplying gioils to the R 'IioIb. Tho
trial of Colonel North, State Agent fir New Y'ork,
upon the charge of complicity in ihe el etion frauds
upon the New York soldiers' voti, ,vill probably
come up to-morrow before this Commissiou,
Itnuiorril Oiilrnirtts.
Information has been received hero that Cap
tain llu haniin.Coiiimisa.iry of Subsistence, who
was captured near Cb.irlcstown, Virginia, by a
band ot jjiiei'illas under the notorious Mr. Doilough,
wes tukt 11 into the woods, where he wjs robbed,
ar.d lie n murdered In cold blood. MeUonongh's
fuinily mil charged with ImIiis oeeiissory Ii tho
deed, but up to this time but one h.u been appre
hend"!, Mis.- M try MeDonough.whO was sent here
on Thur day uight, and co.uiuilcd to the Old
Capitol.
At lion of Mnrjlitntl Pitnvolknlileis.
Rome sltivebolders of the lower count lei of
Miny uiid uro holding on to their slaves, intend
i: g to try the iiie-lion i.l the Courts.
CmilrnclM AwartltHl.
Tie (.'overiiment bus awardod largo cjntra 'ts
for Hio eoll'tc at t'LJ cents per pound ; Porto llieo
Uigur tit 21) cents ; porlt ut s") t j 1 eonts, with from
one to livo per cent, oil', if paid cash.
At rlvitl til ortit-rrH Iront !! Troit.
The sti imer A'ejnor', n jw decailed us head
fliiurteiB' bout, f.rrived b 're this moniiai?, from
City Point, bringing up Major-General llal'erk,
General 13 irnard, General Rollins, M ijor Cutis,
and other stitVoillccrs from the front.
NltlitrH Kf tiarulntf itutl ltr-itiillNt(tis;
The mail steamer Daniel li'cbt,t, r, from City
Point, brings up one hundred and tilty men of
Ihe 1st Maine Cavalry, under command of Major
Thuxti r, 1 n thiirwuy home, their time having
expired. About tho same number of the regi
ment were left ut the front, they luring re-uu-bated
yesterday morning.
l oii'ioiinitlriu "il our Illicit).
llotbre the boils left City Point lively ou'.iuon
ading v.as beard in tho direction of llutler's
advnnco; 011 the north side of tho Jauies river.
Ttirt'tr '1'houMHiitl I'riMoitfris CHftltireil.
The number of pi isoners captured by us on tbo
reconnoissance on the south side of James river
fools up larger than was at first reported, aud it is
bebi veil they will amount to some three thou
sand, Mime of whom have alrciJy been sent to
Toiut Lookout. The ll'tMrir brought up this
niomipg forty Rebel otlieers, fiom the rank of
colonel down, captured 011 the 27th and JSth.
RETURN OF A REGIMENT.
SFEECH BY PRESIDENT LINCOLN
Ecttcr Thinfi-s in Slarylini,
Nlo'lill ! Tilt llvt'llllltr 'llvt'JtTII.
Wamiimiiov, Oclobn III .The 1 2d M iss'Kliu
setts l!e:;lnient of rmc Iiuudred d :vs' mou left lor
home this morniiig, th, ir t. nuof service harln,'
expired. IT irs t"US to tl-virdep irture tliey vi-it.'.l,
ut 1) o'clock, ihe White House, first lYcsldeut
Lincoln, ii on beiti;,' intiojuied to Ihcui, upoko
Slibr-tutitiflly us follows :
You have completed a term cf service- in the
cause of your count iy, aid on behalf of tho
nntion aud myself 1 thuuU you. Y'ou are going
home; I hope you will ln.d nil your fiicnds well.
1 never sec a Massachusetts rc;;iiuout but It
reminds me of the dlllleulty a resiine -it from that
Stato met with on its pavsago through liultimore j
but the world hus moved sluco then, aud I con
gratulate you upon having a belter time to-day
iu Hitlllmcre than that regiment bad.
To-night, midnight, shivery ceases in Mary,
land, and this state of things in Maryland is due
greatly to the soldiers. Agaiu I thank you for
the bet vice0 you have rendered the country.
As the President withdrew nine cheers and a
tiger were given for the next Treaidcut.
Arrival of (lumisr Ncyiaour's
sitiMMioner.
Com.
Washinotox, October 51. Governor Sey
mour's Commissioners arrived in the rooming
train, und are to bavo an interview with the
President this uftorooon or to-morrow. Colouel
North w ill have his trial to-day.
The gcucral army hospital now organizing at
Troy, New York, Is a large establishment. Twelve
buildjngs are now4n course of construction, each
of whit will hold sixty ratienta. Dr.Uabbard
U Uic uxgVB in (barjp.
REBEL THANKSOIVINQ DAY.
rrocl.iination of Joll". Davis.
Itlsmcit that fie pi ople of the Oonf. -b r u.i
St t' s sli'-nld from time ! inne to aseiii:ilo ti
a ,,. ivl . their .! I'ei 'bun! on Aliir.h y 11 1 1,
1 r 1 P. r .', v u. i-.ii h . i ir ilii 111 1 i.t - d ' - -,
r-. 'o v o' - hip II b' Iy 1. 1 no, to ben I i.l pr t
., Hi- fiini't ol, a il in .. '"p: wuh r"t.;re..t s in.
n t." on iln . h.i t, in.,,; of 11 I Hit -" an I Mier
c f .1 ro t. net.
1 e: n , 'ti. . 01 t. ..';,,-- I'tl in fio' 1 1, i.i to ur
ni .'i in i-'i'i mi ,i' -' Aitli i-l -ring cr - ti' ' I : , .
111 lire - nt. us "f Ids proicul ig ire 1,1 . lie in un'
r 1 ' 1 nl v ictot ie- wi'h it Pi. Ii 0111 ar'nt 'l ire I, .,"i
.r""ie.l, III tie I'rui'iu'lie-s well tvllie'i oi"
I. 1, 'I lui-- liet'i, bl -ed, itii'l 01 t'iM ii'tiii-i e'
1 in 11: t aid : :n ude vi'li - bie'i 11 ' 1- i" - p r ,1
l.r In I and str.-ii J llCI.-' 1 O It .11 .11 1 I'l ' -aln
e 10 'I e iniipi ! ue- g'.s -.1 our -n, ones.
Allll "t US Hilt I ..f -l. I l !'. .Villi.' rf illM I-V
vi 11 I,' at. I.,, to Us bis iiiti-.. rli.nl, .i-ir -.i-i u.te
n.t ntt tl and re- C'ti d t.i.'in i - . ti ! 1- .o o: ; t,i r
niccy or our best 1111.I In ve t liuve I .1 . 1 m
bifle; tlmt not'') i-'her' -ru -till tit I in .-r.."r;..
ri-cn; Unit Isri'e list i is of o n-. t int r t ir
li. 1 it ilev'i-t.ilt- l web nv 1 fe o ly. ib , c 1 -tnl
Icons in r ved, j-.i I li.'in e-s 't-.ei. .1 .1, I
Inldn 11 Pibru iih y in d oont in, a id ;' :'
wi'h !'.'inli-ti niali-.'tii y tl ". pt !',,-s .1' a '
r.n e I ,it.' Im'i'U ee 'el l. elf I I s in. I t.,.' ' i-
li. '-ioii ol :itio ities ti o 11 w iiu'ti Je i'U i, a . -.-e,
me c-c .pe.
N w, Hi.-efore, I. )e:l'e-s ei 1 ,vi ;, P. 'si I u'
ol I'.c '1 ntii:. r.ite St .:es or uierj -.i, d 1 ... 1
li.i luv pro. ut.i. 111011, st'tioi,; ...nt VVe bies-l 1 v.
til li'.. Il ll . t ill NllVi tll'l. V II.AI, t. .1 .1 ti to 'to
p. ci..ilv .. '..n.d to i'i" woi'.lim of A'.in.'ii.y
ti. il; iiml 1 di Ini-ue and i'tvoso it 1 t'i :
p. pii ! thc-e Com', bra'e Si ifs to i--n n''V
mi tie p. iv ii'iuesiti 1, in 1'ieir r .-t.e,"i.e
;.. Iu. . s of pub ic worsiiin, t lend to uniLo
in pi .vi r to unr He. iv 11 .y F tlmr, t'i it 11 1 bj
Iniv I lis tav..r noon ns ; tti t' lie ex ton over us
'In- pr ; ttini 01 ill a.untt.iLy arm ; to 1. II '
-.11.1 ":Iv II et ii.feine.it 10 our iniprov onent,
that we turn utvav lr."ii evil pith'iind wiU
ti.;l.tetiiisy in His sipiit; t'.a', 111 re-toro ,p,',i 'e
tn our beloved luui.tty, h'M'in; iti blee.lia ;
wi.iti, ds, and securing to 'is the eimtinilttd e.iioy-tin-lit
1 I our ru'.t 01 scll-g iteruiiieut a id i i.l -peitit
11 e, and thi't Me grtinnlt h.'irk'Utius
whWc we asenlio tu Him the po t r a i l glory o;
our ileliterau :.
Given under my hand mi l tho 'Oil of the 0 "i
fi Pcr.itc States, at Kietinion J, ibis '.M'h day of
Oitober, in the year of our 1. ir I l'l'.!.
Ji 1 kusos 1) v is.
Fy tl e Trefident:
J. P. II: -vi amin, Secretary ofStvc.
NEWS JOTTINGS.
"Mr. Georpc X Sunders," says a M m'r. 1!
paper of Friday, ''the woll-kn iwu a;;."it of the
Moiitbern Conledericy, is in town."
Charles C. Stearns, a student in Harvard Col
li ec, h.:s been Hi ed SI.? In the C im'u i I v polic
ouits lor break lint ntreet-lamps, an 1 S. M nri
vteuthcr, niiother student, has been put on pro'it-
ti' ii for iiitoxic.ition.
The ttain which left Ttostin for Concord N.
II., on Tuesday nftemonn, had a volley of stones
tired into It at tbo Lawrence sta iou, brcakim;
some of the windows In the cars and injurin;:
n vcral poisons.
1 be horse mackerel fishery has been brisk
this rummer and full along tbo coaat. The I. i t
Unit thc'0 fish will take a baited hook has been
known only for two seasons pa-t, and they arc
now eaiight by huge hooks li.iitod with pnrgles.
A young man in Boston married a wife a
few weeks ago, went out into the b.ielt yard In thr
evi rdrg, and has not l en heard of Hint's. Ills
wife subsequently received a letter from him,
stating that he had left her bee mse he was un
worthy of her, and that, before she wo ltd
receive the letter, he should ho no more.
'I he Superintendent of tbo Public Schools of
liostou icpor'd that many of the pupils are over
worked to such an extent us to constitute an evil
of greet iiiiignituile. This evil exists in both tho
upper anil loner classes, hut IC Is iiitc fully do
vilo id, ai l more injurious In its ell rtj, in t 0
highest liivhd. n ., where the pnnils arc ompeiiiig
for nicduls. The average attend meal is thirty
two thousand.
Potatoes are fa'ling. The HithlM j.) T, ;i.-t
ays that the very best ipialitles se!l in Belfast for
fifty-live ecnt.s and in Itmg ir for sixty cents a
bu-hel. Tho Portland Anjus says potcoeswerj
Belling in Sk ovlnvaii 01 S it irday last at fo-ty-two
cents a hiudii'l. Tho potato crop iu tha.
neli. in w ill piove 'ho best that h is ucc.il g tthorei
for many years. One gentleman has raised three
hundred bushels of Jucksous on one acre.
The wife of Oovernor Harvey, of Wisconsin,
w ho has actively administered to tho wants of
ttie Wisconsin -oldicrs during the war, was com
plyutnted at Yicksburg a few diys ago with the
gift of a handsome gold watch, purchased by the
2d Wisconsin Cavalry. Her little speech, in reply
to the presentation address, contained this pretty
passage :
"Soldiers! May your every heart throb be as
trtroi.p, steady, and'tiue ns the tick of yourtrei
Mire gilt; your every wi-h pure as its polished
gold : every lot ul aspiration lull and free, as my
gratitude is to you !"
Deacon David l iskc and wife, at Sbelbnrne,
Mns'sachU'Otts, culebrntcd their golden wedding
on the 12th Instant. A year ago their children
planned a largo ccle.br.i'ion, with Rev. Dr.
Chandler, of Orccr.llcl l, to preside j but two of
the children have since died Simud "D.iuu
Urowne," nt Fredericksburg, and another at
Cleviluiid and only two of the four children
now living, out of a family of seven, wore present.
October 12, HH, w as near the close of tb. second
war with Great llritain, and Mr. and Mrs. Flsko
spoke of the. prices of housekeeping as higher
than tl.e present prices, und of the rapid decline
of prices following the pea?e of the next spring.
Much end ol the lifty years res's on war.
The fu'iy-lir-t annual meeting of the Anieri
..n Antiipiari in Kocie'y was held at Won: vster,
Man uchusetts, last week. The report of the libra
ri.iu announces gilts of two hundred and forty
five volumes and one thousand pamphlets since
the last meeting. A paper on the e irlv settlement
of irgiiiiii tas reatl by Rev. 10. 10. H tie, of 1! is
toii, mid the followlngoilleei s were elected lor the
en uii p year: President, Stephen Salisbury, of
Wi.rcis'erj vice-pic-;i!ents, Rev. Willi mi Jeuks,
of Pustoii, Li vi ..iuc In, ol Worcester; ferret iry
of I'on.ifiU con e.-ipunilcnce, J.trod Sparks, of C on-biid;;.,-;
ntcrctiiry of domestic correspondence
Hi tj:'ui'n 1 . ThoinasjOf liostou ; recording sccrc
liity, i'.dsvi'id Mtl'cn.of Worcestorj treustitcr,
Nathaniel l.tii.e, of Worcester.
Tie lite .sdoruMi Slurge.s, of CUieajjo, vho
died last wt rk, Mas ono of the pioneers of the
Wc-t. The Chicago Trilmne suy.s :
" lie whs bri. u on (ho lith of A)nll, ITHfi, at Fair,
fiild, Cto.l.. t ti. ut, ai d ill Iho sixl euili tiar of
his age ivufeii-attd iu the War ol Isl'i, tiius tally
cviiK-lrgn i.trii tis'n which h 's ever t huract-er-1i.d
him. Mr. r-tuiyes'cuuii'ades in-arins dining
thi.s lmiiioi'i.l lc i.'.uipuigu wire Messrs. George
rt-alxidy and W.W. Curt oiau, aud by a strange
toii.cideme all three of tho compatriots huvc
become men of vast v.et.Ub and commercial 11:
tegiltv. Iu lslS he left his native State and
moveii to Ohio, then tho 'Far West,' wheuce he
moved to this ciir about ton years ago. tsuortiy
after Ins arrival lie built tlio great warehouses of
the Illinois Central Railroad, which still sumd.
Long before the Father of Wulhers was uavlgaled
by utiini he regularly built lint-boats and took
them (or sule to New Orleans, walking home a
uibtuuce of twenty two hundred miles. Iu 1811)
he built iho V abash uud l.rie Cauitl from Torre
liuuie to the Ohio, adtuusiug the money, which
was afterward rwutbuised by the Statu."
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
fsTATl 07 TUKHMOMCTia To naT. Six A. M-,
10. Nooa,.ri6. One P.M., 614. Wind, N. W.
Ittcm itiko. This nioruing warranto were
Issued by the Mayor for the wjeiil of the city
bounty of $450 to 117 men. ofwhom 00 were
credited to tha First Word; 1 to the. 7 la Ward;
4 17 tv Wv MMlvVBlli
Tiik !)' CH.tTic Pkoci nsion onSTva04'v
N1011T, With the di graeeful pnicaedlngs that
cl aracterlicd the poctsion of the Derooera-y a
Sutiirday night, the I I, ns of Phdadelphia arc
by ill s t.ir.e wo, I ae lUiiiD'ed. W hile thousaoda
t ere ) i-w Une-.-es id the dis' nrbances, rumor has
tit 11 a c .re or mo eoi'o'.b"r v rsious, la the
truth oloneof wliieb, howrver, a majority c incur,
atid it is this: 7'A i 'h1 riot.n i(eto.'roo'H
J r-f , n 1. it in V "ic .. tiel 01 111 o t'i th'
ittt.u'H ft' iitj lUi.'le ui, ytrfnt ic'itl it ut'9 xtru
ti'io i'u tin- c'p tY'.oi iioMt. Proin ibf pj nt
It'l 'lt 0:11: I 'll' -li I, st'Ce. mid ..s ' ir south as 1, eil
b,,rd stfei, biittvl- an I 110: .oec irre I at loierv t s
td 1 t crt le t intri!V''S.
At tne So du n' V 1 1111 ii.:n Club II' ad innrters,
r'tiiotiioiits'i airb iluinung, situ itu in Ciesnut.
street, above Sixth, bn ks, I interns, und ottier
in; - li s 'y re sIioaii.I a; tlio bull ion;, aim i l
I 1 il mi', niinib-r. Tie 1: nidto no r u.sp i tuieics
' i.l I .neolii and J ibn-i'Tj w to very riiii'-h t rn
I ei o 1 tin 1 vt -se ibi-tignrcd. "Ihe lar.cep't e glass
ii lie lie. ii pin le. s, tttgri'icr with iho eo-t v
c'.i.-s tlirtt m b.rnt Ihe rho.v w.ud ot' 1 nuu'li-'r
- ol 11,1. st i s 111 liie v.c'iiii r, we.ie also a.n i-'lit' !
ti) lite non is. At tliLs point se.nnl pitioi s io".
wile 11I o toed, uud a in tl name. I .1 1 tics C .111 1
j be 1, 'tho riv, icd at Mo. I l.-.l S. Tenth tre -t.
ree.ivid a blow behind too le t ear, fiom tit"
I lb els Ol Wlll'-h he lliC.l a l'"W lU'olli -I n'iT
t vtsr.'s. The deceased .vas'-ix'y live yuirt . f or".
I I 'llieer II ini.t"n was st 11 ' on t l : bet I wil l
a Illicit, which uotle a lac i.i'od 111. 1 conn .el
. woiiii'!. leli.er Kiker was sh k It 'it'ly Iternu
! I'b nil Ibe head. Ciiel ItnstnL'S r x' ivcl .1 H o t
I "li the top ol tloi hu.id, but was not mii"!i hurt.
' Tito lar'.e p..n-s, aboiu tt feet by S feet, at tlio
1 store of M-ssrs, V ni teii-en (v- 11 .. iuion, N 1. '- V
I he-mil meet, s one ili-ti.u v from I'm hoil-
pi liters w re bioaen. I lid gls in til l st ire
ol V. .."li.eiv Sou was also Hiim-iti,"!.
A very fir.'" window p itoat the stum of Mr.
t limb, on toe sotriierii side of th l wav, had n
ho c knvchi il titron tti) itnoir tbo 1 over end.
IT.e ril.ii-111 tin: noors an! windo.vs of irtn
tille Mokes' -tore was smashed to 11 consider ittle
i xttii , Ai-o, lac g ,iss iroei of H li nden's K
piei.. '1 be g'.iss in the front of Mr. K. WelkM's eigir
.mil t- hi.eeo .-'ore, I ' oniiiiitiiwe -lib it'iililiu, w ts
In .'ken t. ti'onw, mid over two btitiilred dollars
w ir b of cigars nnd fancy articlns siolon.
The glus iu the 11 Ijoi iing stoto of s tmo liuil.l
iog. kipt by Mr. TUt in, the agent, of tho New
York Gift Comert Store, wis alo broken, but
bothimr was, so far in we e mM learn, mob n.
A pane ot pint" glass was abo broken in llird's
billiard sal. .on.
Iiur'ti'-r the riot, Mr. Samuel Tl f) iv, rcsld nrt
in I (ih "tnet, liehiw tVu-liingion itveuuit, woo
was Handing on the on''i side of Chesii'ir. strnot,
above sixth, was struck hi tho stoma 'li w.tli a
btick lie was seriously injnretl. It was useer
Uiu.itl that finer of Irs ribs wr:rc broken.
1 Tim Anm:sTs. '
Chief liir'gies, nceing the conrso things hi I
t il., n, f, urn ciiionioiied a largo fi n e of eili iyiit
1. the rs 10 loc ill ies where they wero most noe l"d.
wtnv one iiuuiiini arrests were ma do. and on
the pirsnii of every other person some oonecib d
ib auly weapon was found. Wo give the names
of some i f the wor t of the rioters :
Henry Davis, John McDonnell, John Mailcy,
Lathi Ci. niptoii, Charles Smith, Rn'iert Perrtue,
George llinkel, John Keniblo, Junes Mahonev,
Aini.ro. Cu-ey, l'ntiik lliekcv, Koitert
M'-Clemen, John White, John MeOuiro, John
Harvey, John Jiickler, J.imes Hamilton, and An
lirtw Liuotr.
The above were all held to bail by Alderman
llt itler.
The following were lieird by Alderman
P.. tel. el, having been arrested by Lieutenant
l'diilin uud h.s corps ot oih.vrs :
John W l son, John Sweenory, Jos. MeCracken,
1-aiic Mitcliel, Put. Pluiikett, John Fox, John
M Ciimi, Joseph Diiiern, F'runk MeGnitlD,
Robert MiLaughllii. Joaeph McGllligaii, Henry
Dougherty, John Smith, John Hag.iu, Diaicl
Hutter, Ciiiules Miller, William Devino, Chris.
Lever, jPairick MeCue, Thomas H imilttm, Pat
rick I'iiiU, I. T. llaney, and John Monuhan.
Numerous ai rests were m ule in the npper part
of ihe city, and, iu fact, all along Ihe route of the
procession.
Mti.trAHV. This morning the 5th Union
League, National Guard, known us the l'JJtli
Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, Colonel II.
Nell commanding, arrived at Wost Phllalolphio.
This tvii s n otie-hun.lfed-days' regiment, and dii
g. oil unice. I'pon arriving iu llio city tucy
made a gr ind street parade. The lliemeu's am
bulanres tinned nut uud conveyed the si, k.
Seven companies' of Colo., el Willlun n.
Tht inas' Regiment of nne-hundrcd-d ys' men
urnvtd home .vcsiertl.iy. They came utiexpeetedly,
und of course had no reception.
FoiibKD Nau rai izavios Paio: iih. Ten indi
viduals have just been arrested upon the t hnrg:
of having voted in October last, uhui for ;ed
nil turalintion papers, gotten up In Hoi. Tlmy
voltd in llolinesbiirg, 111 tho Twontv-tiilrd Ward.
The Pillowing ure lis: names; I'll inns Ken
nedy, Harney Oallimher, Mi, hint Volk, I din
Cuvender, John llemy, Mieha"l Currieb, Wil
liiiui Grii'lcy, Edward Dany, Thomas l'usr.ell,
nnd The uins Hainlltou. They have all been held
to uncwer by Alderman Day.
Stahvko 10 Dp.atii by tub Umirit.. Infor
MUtloii has just been received of tbo death of
William II. Rowi rs, u son of Lieutenant Bowers,
of tho Sixth Wurd Police, who died from the
em els of starvation while confined as a prisoner
of war in Rebel dungeons at Anders ouvilie. Tho
1)01 cased was one ol the crcwol the United States
stiamrill irir Witrh, aud was token ut Ossibinv
Sound on Juno l.i. lie was a brave young man,
and in 11 cli ct emed by his old shipmates.
I'oiMOM'ii CiiKiiSK. Tho family of Mijhaol
Trcfz., residing' In Otis street, above Girtrd
atinue, and lono-linj of six persons, wdio
poisoiitd jtsterday by e-.;iu0' euctiso bought iu
the neighborhood. At one time Iho parties wero
sei'oiisly ill, ami their lives in danger. The
storekii'p' r who sold the cheese had eaUia soiuo
hip. fell, nnd sins also t iKcn seriously HI. Tuo
poi-ou consiros 111 the c doriu ina'ter iiscl in tho
cliee'C A case of this kind hupponct in tbo city
abi ut a year rinco.
Disti 11111x0 a CoNouuoAiiON. Ttire? hits,
aged liuui tii let 11 10 eighteen years, whilo under
the ti. lint-nee ol Ibiuor, went into tho Cohocksink
M. 10. Church, at Gerinanto vn road ind ('olunibl 1
atti.ue, In si night, and ani'ised the osolves by
iiilti'iupting Uie i-ro''iedin.'rs. Several of the
n.iiiiiiiis uimertooK to exclude thorn from the
bul ding ,wheu the young sramps sho ved light.
The peine finally took ch.irgo ol then, an I this
morning tie y wtre seiit to prison by Alderman
Cloud.
AniiMM To Shout. This morning Alexan
der Purvis wus bcfoio Alderman MorroAt, charged
with an attempt to shoot Fcrgcant Hamilton, of
the poll e force. 1 he atl'alr happened iu S uith
Tenth street. Purvis drew a pistol and threat jut I
to shoot iu case ho w.is arrested. Tho otileer paid
no attention to the threat, nocked his pris 111 t,
and lu 'ged him in the Si. tti, ill House, llo was
cot. milted, in default of $liluil ball, lo answer.
Tin: 1H7tii Riauiin.Nr P. V., Ttiuui Coal
Ri oiMtM. lly a lutier received at the Coil Kt
chuiige, we 1, am that this regiment, recruit d for
i re hundred days, nnd st ilbmcd at !! )'; Island,
lib, niiiler the command of Colonel John R. 11 11
li It, br 'ke camp oil the 2t:h instant, and is e
jK'tuil to urrite hero ou Thursday evening or
Fiiiiay morning 1 ext.
Cnv MoitTAMTV. The whole number of
dcathP reported by thelloard of Health last week
it 270, of which 21 were from the country. Tho
nativity cf thft persons were Cnited States, 221;
foreign, SI ; unknown, 1-t ; from the Almshouse,
: pioplc of color, 111; from the louuuy, 21.
lit Mlis and interim nts of soldiers, 80.
Coi.omtu Max Snor. A colored man.whose
nt'inc we c uld not ascertain, was shot ou Si.tur-
da;- night, at Tenth and Locust iirc tH. The
F.iplith Ward femotiaey wore forming for the
parade 11 1 tho time, and tho act is supposed t'j
Lute Ken committed by one of the number.
Cmon Pi.Avnn Mhktinu. Tho Presbyterian
Churches of this city will hold a Union prayer
meeting at the Foulhtiti-eot PresbyterUn Church,
Rev. Kit hard Mulcry, to-morrow evening. Tltis
will no doubt be one of the largest Uulou prayer
meetings held for a long time.
Dbatii or A Wkll-knowk Mkhchan't. Mr.
Peter Perdicaux, for the last lifty years a mer
chant of this city, died yesterday at bis lute
residence, No. 21'J Pino street, iu the 73d year of
his age.
F'oiMi.iN. A female child, sixteen months
old, was found yesterday momiug in an alley
on Ridge avenue, aliove Tenth alioct. It was
sent to tho Almshouse.
Sakha y Ginning. Yesterday two tnca wore
arrested in the Twenty-third Ward, and two In
the Twenty-lounu., tor ounaay guumug-. j.uty
were fined.
raaoNAL. Hajor-Geaeral William W. Ave
rill U axpec'Wd to paat through I'Ulladelphla
y, PKwrvitTow iw Pini.ADri.pniA.
A arrenask a irlvea to Mr I'snni itros, Imo
crst e eai.al'laie lor tne Vie I'midsocy, si tatnr
i1T walnr, at the La 1'ierr Hotpe. Mr. I'idi.b.
Ton B.ade h s appearance and sixAe as follows 1
1 ei t-w r t, sens: I lltallk Von A.r wtiaritver uf p 'f
soiinl etinipOiiietit Is Involved in this 011II. Itwuitld
I t n re aiioeiatioii 11 1 md not av I am riantli. I ny
11. Ii.wimlil Le rti'l ariwrer uifetutmn li l.att ilnneii
II ehitlvto injselt. c'lltiaio iho iiwulia in
I ciiutvivai la. Von eitlfb utit the victory 01 tlic
I tn.it unit tint I oiisiitnliiin. I do not iiirm i tti tl in
tb.. c tv lll' o k tales ttere d e. nr d nid.'lt -lul-.-i'.
no inn 10: get Hint in this ur, leu yinrs and morn
aneiv urtls. iln- onslilutinii wait IViiiucit tu 111 ikrt s
nunc pern-et Ibinoi til th'sso Mates, and it is nient
Unit 1 1 re, t it the very s.tfi wlileh our lather Ir mI, hi
Hit r-tt tti.erf.il 10 ililei'entletiert and I libui, enoli
rii'tisi lieil, nnd totitli inpit, and rcadcil o-, iho
OiIht, tinit ts sliointl celt'ltrttte tbeit tnliinp. . s,
lip, l' is II, e Iiciim- ol eoi.-'i'iibioial lilturlv. Here
lllibeilM cm pes WHIi ll'-Clltreil IITviohlfc. ll"ll' tr-st
s et-t Ii sink tn-ti tn-s l,er".ttiiiir.ii'lit"i. Il"rt tti"
Ir.sl It. j-irv was neeiiri' t tn e tc!i 4.11cu. M.-l'ii the
II n by iiiniiaiv gnuiiio anil its" ihsthir'il epp ic-tble
10 l 111 ' he t t'i' ell e -.,n- ill til" niiliLlrv st-ivie. t. Ami
ail t. esc to chirttiiiiu. 01 pcrs inal rlirli itwen mr -nded
to n, 1 tin' 1 be clnernil inJopiiini ol IbeV'ousli.iiiiiiii
Ktol . soil I "ti ttie I'liton tit III -c .stalls, as d.-ienilod
by ll. N't . 111t.be West lov llm I'lliou. W'o t.chei-tt
11 to lie Ilia iti. .utility ot p'siee, lo-ospitrj.y tinii
lit frty. i lott'lt ter ttie Kh, ties 01 the p int. y,.
It ve .t 'or tne .ti.l 1 Tistttir v-orics wlueb luiu ; aroaad
its aiiuie.
Vt e mv orl t our tntb:eiit fn'lo'v edfynn tie-tcis'
ln 1 1 01 v. Ic an ies) ne ttie t'lnoii, mid tv.t lent as.
in, tl til I e tv.ll i'i i o. J tio ttlirns nl llic.tn itityt In
tliuatn Jt I lie t.t wh lrom Ibc Smiib in y mr 1110 -ribiir
ni iSAl rliotv Unit it tt ill bo so. Ann it will be Ut
meal. in y 11 tl'S'i 1111 It bv word er net I miv ill
nut Ati-e now or lieiratter eoriirihiiie (o IIiai r'.u t.
1 hill wo '. Ill ll ve pein e and puis, .in ity, und all tlltl
Idr: 1 ill l s t ble.l as 11 luitlou we bate h.iil III the p.t-tf .
ton Inne bud n loxlit 01 uooieinir you must ho
wrnrv. I tiitl net t' 1 s;--s lurilier on you. Ailtlul
thin. k ton Ini- ttinr kiiiUiiess.
PoLi if vi.. Colonel 11. .Stoehott M itthows, of
M'irylaiiil, tlclivned no olopicnt address to a
Inree audience tit C.otci rt Had onSr urJay night.
At National Hall, Governor Vilcs, of Illiuois,
and ex Speaker Grow, of this Stato.
The (I tinan mretlug, which lHik place at
Mechanic's Hall, N. Third street, was one of t!u
uigest of iho season. T. W. Thomas, FOs.p, pi-o-siiled,
and tb" Hon. Frederick ll-tss lurok,
I'nltt d States Mini-tcr to 10. ua lor, .S.tutU
America, niinle a thrilling speerh.
At tho Hall ot the K puolictn liivineibles, this
ivenli'ir, adtlresMs will lie delivered by Hon,
John Cessna, Into Democratic Speaker of tbr
Pennsylvania House of Representatives, uud
Hon. Frederick ILmsiuirck, lluitod Sia'.os Minis.
er to Reimlor.
At I'u n League Hi'l, the venerible Dr.
Mcign, of this city, and Hon. Lewis 11 irker, of
Maine, up. ak.
At Front and Stiii'h streets a large Lincoln and
Jolin-on banner will be raised. Hon. William
10. Lehman and Hon. Willii.ro. 1). Keilcy and
0 hers arc expected lo ppenk.
Humor SmrooN'a Lkctuiik. "Our National
Coo'lict" will be tho theme of llishop Simpson's
Lecture at the Acudomy of Music to night. We
anticipate a crowded honse. From tho eotnmon
datious of thia lecture when delivered in other
cities, we are led to believe that those who do not
hear it now will mist a rare treat. Everybody
knows that Bishop Simpson is an eloquent
speaker on any occasion, but when be. bus a
theme so lull of inspiration, 10 capable, of elicit
ing the warmest patriotism, and so powerful for
awnkeulng tho euthtiatasm of a largo audience,
we doubt not bo wil be more than usually elo
quent. Added to the attractions of tho speaker
ami the subject, Is tho fact that tho proceeds are
to be impropriated lor the boncllt of sick and
wounded soliliors. While we pay to hear what is
sold of our "National Conflict,' wo at tho same
time arc sustaining those who ure giving to tint
conflict all its glory, nnd who furnish the best
illustration of the influence of its principles and
ehiiracler. Let every one go.
Emancipation. Ou Tuesday, Novcuibor
1st, the new Constitution adopted by tho people ol
Maryland a lew days since, at tho lui'lnf-box, will go
into 01 rinllou. It emancipate Iniinodlatvly and un
conditionally all the slave la that Htute. To-day
they am chattels. To-morrow's sun will shlu ou
tlieui liiTmen. This grand event onirht to hs eel.
1 rati i, as Joun ADAMS advised the itti of July
should lie commemorated, wltUaalutos, bcll-rtmtiiigs,
scmnont, tinnUros and rejolciniri ot all kinds. Tlio
coaiinitleelor suitervislnit tu reeruittueut of colored
triiiiiis liuve pretmrtiil a scries ol tluo Iranspartiuciea
enit Icuiittlcal nt Liberty and i'roeruss, tixeculed ut
llio hirlnsst stylo nl art bv the Philadelphia bketoli
li.b, to ue iiiuccd iu liont ol its U.-aU-tpiarlors, o.
Uil'l t'lii-smtt strrtet, anil illiiinlnautd uu I'uitsdar
i.ii'ht. lossido Ibif, wo undersiantl Ihe ebtiufts of
ililleii lit cliurcli"s will be rung. Four Companies of
'I n friiitv-titth CiUli'd Staltss 1 'oloretl Troops, under
( o 1,1,1 1 ioniH Wavnk, will nn ratio and hist a salute
01 Iwo hundred guns. We hope the churches will
also Is upeu tor pravnrs and thanksgivings over this
siitiiQl tiiiinipbtit justieu.
Ki'Ni itAi. ok Cm.. Koui.kr. Tho cere-iiH-uies
alti'iidinp the burial of f.ieuirnant-CiOouol
John H. Ivoui.kh took placo yesterday allernoon
lrom l is lato rvaitlcneo in Coates stroot, noar Ninth.
I ho Ho i rl wns hirye, and attracted Ihe aUentiou ol
the rt'eiPcuts aiomr tho route to tho cemetery. A laigo
1. under ot Invalid soldiers lrom the lioiultul wero
pit'M iit, tngether with ineiiitiors ol tlicC.ty tlouncils.
and a mimlMir of Gerutsn soclotios. l hu dootsLsed
intercd tbo service in April, 1801, us Captain of Coin
pauy K, Twouty-tlntt Utnriineiit. Col. 1I011N F. Hal
i.iku. At tuo expirallou of the three mouths' ser
vice, uud when the reaiment was reorganised at the
Niiicly-eblilu, lapt. Kouluu continued in com
maud ot ( outpauy K. On the UOlh of Noveiuber,
1MHJ, lie was promoted to Major, in which position lie
served with irallantry uurll Juno 25, lMaA, whan he
w as appomioti i.ieureuani-t o:ouui. or soine lime
pust lie nau biH'U iu tne coinniajiu ot a brii;udo, and
in every Laitie 111 the Valley lie won suub worthy
msltiiclioii Dial no meeiveu lionorulile ami praise-
wormy uieiiuon. uuu uati ne jireij uo would uuvu
lukeu u liifth rauk.
To riiKTiiASKCioriiiN'o t, r Low PiticBs, make
a fti-kflliin rrtiio t ur .Itnili oI'Kcauy- m t ms tltriiit'nis. IVu
Silt Mflllltu SfNJs Molltil 111 ttyn. ''. make sill tiim'.'riitt.
.'in Vti lo Ml rr tent, tH'f IhaD It n-tiv tiliA. suit I'.ir tlis
utre S'tsi. u.aoc 10 01I1 r. ttsluvasl stylet, tiim, it'iil
.r,..- ul f'olliliu,' -.M..i', YoiHlt's, alia tlt'. Alt 041! bo
nlictl wiilivci tltilaj ur trvulea.
flesviiTr A C.n.t
I tiwur Hal), No, oU Alarkol slrtiot.
T.Altit a and CniMHicN's Hats. Latest stylo
at Ctiarles Otkr.ol A .S"ii I, I'liiitint'iilal llalul
Tint iniAC that ailopted the plan of "laying Iu
hii ct.it tits 'tins u'l, as a s stem of e,tnoinv, In aiclrlp t
lleu of a tlsft, nt not aioiiii In tils t: u- rnitinil. tlnr trit'iij
lioittu In nut or ll, m.l k- Iri.-.l it. He .ni. I'.irt.-n w -..,.
. n ei-tt-r u iiltuK,fil hl-iise i, hut i" .htl t to salttfi toin.plf ,i
to.y .ensiti'tt li.i-rea-a in los wetii i by ' liynu In Ins
eiollit't." Wi eun it ll liritvn tha'. our nteih .a ol pra v
II. lint eef.ii'iiiiv Iti tl,n rlnthiliK line tt to purchase iiOtuyii
ill t'tiarlea tilulsa Co.'s tint! price, uml'-r me t.'oittl
u Utah
Gi.NTi.r.Mi.N'a Hats. All the la'nst styles at
t'barlt-R UaklurU A ttou t, Oeiitia. ntul llill.
Tin: Toil ov Aai.s mauk a Hkciikatiom and
a I'l y.aiKit. sit we rt-tlt'ct upn iht iintll havtc
t. rtitolil iii.nii trip physical cMi.lltuli.iit. iSroiiali atit, liy
t'.tt It.-. I . b il. .treyiCK io "1 I'm iietnlle. Ha it'll a cut
p lest ma and Dlola lu point in Hie uitlibsi to ttie lie rtenu
rt. at-.lv prin Itli-tl in tne 1-lori-nt's' S-uvoni M ii iniie, aoitl at
No. li ill t'littsDilt alre.-t, liel'tw Msveitlh. Kvery one ttf
itie-t eclt tiia'ttl niseloiita is aurli'it-tl tt Ith a "Martiu-a
Milt-1 ei. r, ' it niie.1 tul-diilt! a -i. el-.h'tt. liy wi.-.oi lie
ttiirk i. .'I'd reri'ii', tv it tui lie U a i cirt or Ir.iu'jle lo
ttie iiprr.it,!. All tlir-.c i,, .t: iilii'1 arj ."1.1 tvcli a niiartti.
1,-e lo .-ivi. i nlirtt a til-taioi.oi. or llio nuilii-y Is rt'Uirni. 1:
ti. rt'iu iDo-' a-rrH inv-t ti.. ii- m-oicy m iti.t I'.orva e
n illieut a pa licln in il k. Person, ti tv visltitiit (lie rily
sl.oni'l rot tiiuit c.i ini at ttit ssut.iiShiutviii ami auiucl.rjf
a a.at llilit.
Wist Vntoix'tt Pi riioi.rrM Lanhs. A few
tti.hlriit.il' i ll ti iel in West Vlr aula. ill. lo. Il'llt Hirer leita.'S
"'i I'.iu-i.liiK stpriniia ; u ill Lu u 'eie.l IU tie. lull kul lur a
Itu ilat t.
A' -e. n i hoh e iTjpioly la Vi'iiaiiit-i eo.iniy. Pa.
lueulieol .t'-iis 11. I.ovr.
No. 10 . li'.iut street.
Lathes' Fibs. An elegant Assortment at
Chnrttb 0..kniril A. tiau ..C'eiloiullUI U Uiil.
Tut: Ai riiOAt Hi.xo Puksidi ntiat, I'LrcTtoN
has i susid tin. ii- nl, it s t u 1,1 . it 1 011 in l.iisni.'t. el all kin Is,
i-v fieirn t: e Ce.d I ii-iln-ts. I' lit. mat j i ,i,r tioia lue in-01-
ai on a: Ho, lai.-e s la yaoi VC. U . Aln-r. No. s
N Mi il. st.t'. t. Alt. r silit Ha- intt auJ c!ie;iet cval iu
lo t cay.
Tun Sent i k ill ll.vvnv Coai. Cohpant
l ave Isipe Is. lelie. I"t tllpplvnu' c-al. 'i'heir prioo- are
1 1 y h ot , uud (li--so tt ho ant e.iiti tlioiil.l ito a l.i tli.-ir
uiot ra at ho, to Ui s''ii.".eil at Hie utusi-at priei't. i kvir
lihitj Ni. lj aud lb'.T M.nkiU Siost.
Tiii"Oii.StnscBinioNs"atlvertIedinanothor
ci.Ihuui pifiriit unusual Induct liienla lo .utn.-rttiers. 7'lte
Mn ra a ot u.. t-ulu: pri.se are sucu at spaiiaiUr to cotu
a, ml It.
rt'iirnASFitfl may rely upon getting tUe best
t uis at C'liarlra OaktorJa Hou't.tJvutlucnlal Uoiol.
GaoRna W. Fonn has much experience in the
rs- lb-elioB of chitnis, lioiiiilU't, anil psn.l'.ii'' : ha ha. an
Alderman tu the ofliee In cinislant alUsnJintce itr thy
who rciuire tl. iswttiviis, Hiervny avoidim! me nuorisity
ami stpii.-roi nani.K n.e oince for o.al yurpixe. U It
lu lnek aOreet, one door iflov Thlnl.
Gkiimom's Tfmi'I.k or Abt, No. IU1 Arch
Sim i i . Piililio atleiilloa Is rallrtj to the facikues eu
kotl l vihit ssiaulisltiufBt tor Uie prutluviloii ut nsut
fl.oloKripht. All Ihe litlest kni.no lm.roonionla are
hrttuvlit lUlo nnulallittn kere, lucludinit the uew Cotnaliia
H..II aVtotli-aulf and Sky Mslila.hy wklcb meant pietuivs
ate Bia.le la uoieli Una Uian u.e usual uote, that arotdlim
tl e t!iiful ttrain ol thv ttyce, ana e.euniit an anleialae
atiJ ualural etlireaslou. Hie Ouerauns Kuoutt betas
en the sacttnd ntvi.r, Uii.tt'ad of at itu. tup t the buUd
tk, are patUculally aaol twettj to Ut Kmt or UUUia.
PttoTOOAri. Themostartlstlc and tastefully
ruruitSt4 etytee of f Itotosiaplts are H, W. ktOtosar't apot
teaa Ure-eue txtt.rapl.i, la U, Ivoo typta, tail cael
ft Tl1Kiie1 4V itM,
FINANCE AND CO.MMCRCE. 1
Orrica or Thb Kvrsnt Tar etiBArta, t
M.,i.4.y, (isttober i'l. i
The Stock M rketlsdnll aol unsettled thi
morning, and the transactions art limited. Gov
ernment bonds are qnlet, with sales of S Os at
lOojCn lol, coupons off; (is of 18SI are quoted at
106(Vi ItKil.
In Railro d shures there Is less doing, btT.
pr lies are steady. Heading openi-d at O'lJ: ad
vanced and sold at ST, closing at 6'il; ant! Nor
rtstown Railroad atfio-, 70 was bid for Puimj!
T:mia lUtlroad, which ii an advaooe; 44 for
Little Schuylkill, 69 for Mlnehlll; MtJ for North
Pennsylvania; 771 for Lehigh Valley; 50 for
Kiniira preferred ; 17 for Cutawissa e immon, 88
forpref.rrtd; Cl for Philadelphia and K-Htlinor.) j
and 314 for Philadelphia and Erie. Pennsyl
vania.',, ore selling otlhll; now Ci.y lis at 101
mid old do. at COL
City Passcncer Railway shares continue dull,
nnd wc hear of uo sales. 31 was bid for Sprue)
nnd Tine ; 60 for West Philaile'phH j 10 for R tee
and Yine; 2!) for Green and C-at; and 26J for
Glraid College; 70 was asked for Second and
Thlidj and IS for Areh. 1
There is very little doing In Coal OU tharei.
Mint nil Oil sold al 2, and Egbert at 3.
In Il:t nk shares there is lit leor nothing dolaj,
hut tiny aio dimly held, 170 was bid for North
America; 57J for C01nmcrol.il; 6$ for Northern
1 ibf-rllcs; C) for Mechanics; IS for Girard; 90
for Western; SPj for Manufacturers' and Me
chanics'; '10 for City; 3 for Consolidation j 93
for Corn lOxchange; and for Union.
Cnnal share are dull hut steady, with sales of
Schuylkill Navigation common at 32.'rT.T2, which '
is 1111 aJvance ; 39 was bid for Schuylkill Navlga-'
titoi preferred; 00 for Morris Canal eommoo;1
and 15 for Susquehanna Canal.
The Money Market is wlthont change. Loan,
on cull are freely offered at 6(u7 Jbjr cent per .
annum; prime paper is scarce, and quoted Mi
K(10 ('cent. it;
Gold tins advanced, but there Is less doing ;
opening at 2'0O; advanced and sold at 22 at 11 "
o'clock; fell off and sold at2'21J at 12 o'clock .;
rullled and sold at 222 at 124 T. M. '"'
PUtLAUKbl'lllA BTUCK KXCHAKIIB) HAlrM.OOT. 11. 1
Betxirted by UarkioD Co., Broken, M. Ul . ChM St. 1
BKKOKR BOAKOH. . .
oosh Mintntm:k..M t:' Inn ah Keadlnf R..s10 117
InStsIl tti IsS) ti'. loo.a
UO. a.14 ; a
lis' sti Corn 1'tamrr.. 7'a Vt.Onh
3i th C'urtin OU i'i KOtlt
.'io h an 4', IK'sh
lm.11 di 5 1 ih
lKIOi do.... ti',' litlah
1141 h Fcrn rt OH a si
I1111I1 Eteett r Oil .'il I'll I'oo.li
V110 .h I'niiin Isto t'n yiMish
n)sii Hull Creek IS, I'm in
0 sti rirnsitnire M; lt-turi
aa oiw t
si ii; vt
.(Mat o
do.,
ao.,
Uo.,
s tl
1"S
do , si
do... bDvri msi
do bkl w -2
do ;J
do m'i
do b m -I '
do .!'
. .'. . ". il..
Kli.h KsaOliis sstj sou ah
;so sti uo
rrnsiT no art).
anno u B 5-is
n,i do....
I'SS) do...,
$titHl rennn ts
SII7U co...
tii i ll dt....
10"',
lot
.Kg.llO't
Kit,
I'J an Bead. B.R..S10 V,V ,
I'M sh do ttiV
li tb do IMAISSV
ao.b Mtne-al oil .... 'J?
: eh fjeoert Oil '
3iii sh Sen. Navoom 0 3i
M)th do bMa.'Vf
lonth PretionCoal... A)
M sh Norrlstown . DO
hum Heatliisj B..b StiSj
Kit
, IKI
over 0. tii".i
a
$ LSISlCilV III
a;io do
(lucent St. new.,
6tb lb A 11. Top
1"!
. a'e
Quotations of Gold at the Philadelphia Gold
ts 1 - s- it, a ' I' 1. 1 - 1 -,Hn., ., , I
X, xciiaillst , ISO. o I a. . lotu vvivct, jtiwiiti .iiei .
OA A. M 22.1 12 M 221 1
11 A. M 222 1 P. M 2221
Market strong ana octivo. .
Quotations of the principal Coal and Coal Oil
stocks at 1 o clock ttvilay .
Hill A't. ti4
Felton Coal "rk'tnl or)
Hut Aloiimalll CuaJ.
e irntuauu vii. ...... ..
11,', : Howe t KJ.tOU.. .,
i Irvtaf Oil 7 ''
S Peu Farm OU.
N.Y.A Mill. Cull. .1.1',
Orsen Ml. Coal... . V,
N . Carboiidale 3
Newltrptik I
Mler 1'aut Coal. 1
CUutonCoal. 1
i'4!lltnamore ai
SV
1', UUItllVU,.,.,u
Vi McElbeny
It UiMru Oil.... .
1st , 812 ,.
Huller Coal ...10
liliitnond t oal.
IVnnMllill.f ...
..SO
,.i!l
'.'1 O'nt.tead 1
31 Kotiks Ut'lamaiar. a H
'i lliblivd lsi
, SVHiory rarv i'i
1 ; PeO-oleam Centre. U
tlbtirt V
l liliwelaiaad 7m
Ji, Allasheny Klver.. VI
Connecticut
Kfyatoue 7aue.... 'Vi
KsiTlsli.r Oil l.'
Hilt Tank
CiiiittiitaiiaJ 1
Kairrll I'i
Oil Crtek t.'t
Maple Shaila Oil. .Is',
. I1
V,H llrtln
tM Phllt A Oil Oraak. 1
si .
IS'
M.s lln'.Hk UII
li'i Hull Crars M Vi
4 'a I'orD flaatto...... T
1 line,. t'i
!): Keek 'Ml Ss,
1 Tarr Farm
3
1'erry oil
Mineral Oil
Ktymone Oil...,
Ytnantto Oil
l'nlon 1'etmleom,
lteacon Oil
tteiiixa OU
i'i O obe
IM t'piM-r Koorwieay
I ,Tarr Hoiaottea4.. A
l'lIII.AIkKI.IHIA TKAUK KKPOKT.
MosiiAv, October 31. The "election" absorb
the attention of tho mercantile community to tht)
exclusion of business affairs, aud trade is very
dull. 1
There la rather more demand for Floor, and ' '
about 20(K) bbls. were disposed of, in lots, at J
fcTO 75 per barrel for extra; 8U'2i(uvS12 for low
grades and good extra family and 91360 fur i '
fancy lots. The sales to the home eonaamata .1
are mostly within the range of the same quoit- lt
tions. The market Is nearly bare of Rye Flour. .
and It commands ffJ per barrel. In Cora Meal
nothing doing, and prices ore nominal. - 1 cl
The receipts of Wheat are triding, and we again
Advance our quotations. Sales of ictskX) busliele
red at jfl-Mi for Pennsylvania, ant! $2 6d tor-
Southern. White ranges from $2' 70(2 80. There j
is very little Rye here, and it Is worth If l-oi.
Com comes forward slowly, and is held firmly. ' '
Sales ol 1000 bushels yellow at $l oVi,and sraaii i
lota nt SI 72. Oau are iu steady demand at 8H0.
Cotton is dull aud nominally held at 12).
Whisky Hie demand is limited. Small salos:
Pennsylvania and Ohio bills, at W3, anUDradga '
at fcl 70.
rilll.ADI'l.riHA ATIXK HABUicr. '
Monday, October 31. Beef Cattle continue)
very dull und prlcos have declined, with largo
receipts, n ucliing uliout 3000 head. Ks.tr are .
selling nt from I-'f". l''l cuts, the latter for
ibolto; fair to good at Fbo 1 1 1 cents; and coin
moo at from 0(o l2 cents U'' lb., according to
i,uulity.
The following are the particulars of tho sales :
223 head, Martin, Fuller & Co., Westoro, 13: 6li. '
2110
V. tiatnawsty, uuestcr county ana West
ern, 12(o lti .
LTIman A Co., Chester county and
Western, M('i ltiiS.
Moore & huiith, Ohio, lUi'fJI'i. , ,
Gust. Shouiiierg, Western, lO.'uyl-I.
J. k J. Chain, Penusylvauia, V't'?!,
gross.
11. Thrill, Pennsylvania, OpjySJ, itrost.
J. Kfldumridge, Pennsylvania, ItHaslll,.
J. Suldoinriilgc, Ohio, 1! ,t)lil.
Jones McClcsu, Western, It. ,
P. McFilh n, West ru, 12 II.
Owen Sinltli, West. r, MptJlO.
11. C. Daldwin.' Chester county, 12 '31 .
2S5
Ii'iO
12(1
210
MO
lilt)
123
loi
42
Ht'iis The receipts are large, reaching ab nt
"ItO head; the mirke is dull, and p -iocs rv, her
lower, with sales ut r-'lo 0 lotia tho I'M iba. n :tt.
Sheep continue iluil, at about for .not- rates ;
fiOOO head arrive sold at from "i-hi. (If IU.
gloss, as to quality.
Cows are unchanged; about 100 head sold at
from js2o(u lo for springers, and from if 'la up to
f ;0 per bead for cow aud call, as to condition.
There arc two Irishmen lu Bangor, Maine,
who receive uunually between 20,000 and $:10,KX)
each iu gold, as dividends of the product of ft
mine iu which they are interested in California,
and in which they wrought for a time with Uioir
own hands.
Henry C. Doming, of Hartford, spolis to the
Unionists of Sonth Windsor, Ct., one evening
last w eek, and during his address the harness of
his horse was cut, with the Intention or causing;
an acrideat. The trick was discovered In season
to prevent unpleasant cousequeuooi.
LATEST M ARISE IXTELLICKSCE.
aillUTEfl THIS MORSJ1NU.
Ri hr Ephralin Auaa. llarrla, ( days from Fortnta
Alonrue, iu ballitat to J , tj . A ll. 4. ltapnlar.
a. I or Utsorsa tottarot, Weeks, 4 Oays Iroot Alexandria,
to ballast lo l apialn.
b' or arwut E ye, Towntenr), U days from New Orleans,
la ballast W 1J. H btet.oii dt t o.
Hehr Jotepli llitttns, oillatt, II tlayt from Kewtown, Mil.,
witU luuiitur W i. Tt . aeou.
rrtt- HKADQUARTF.RS FIRST b ATTA-
J-' lion, tatoa Campalsa Cluu, CvbuuuuwmIUi
BulldUIKt, rhllaOtlimla. Octt.bei SI, l. A.
'-all; roaud me rhtg bova !
A tptelal sniuia of U.e Olub Ulbe a. 14 THtM BVEsY
I Nil, at S o'ciwck.al litaUauai tt-ri, fut toe outtetdeeaUuB of
btuUtetaeal lutporu ice. Lei TTyry atwber be p. 1
la atbett4aae. Ity cvotn avd at
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