TED H JL IL JLd. price three cents. PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY. NOVKMBKR 1, IS 14 PItlCE TIIREK CENTS. TK LO rEAUDS IN THE SAILORS' VOTES. Ballot-Box Stuffing on tho Mississippi. COPPERHEAD. SIVI ASHORE AND AFLOAT. The followlrg Mut was forwarded to the Secrttary of the Navy by Fleet Captain A. M. rnnock, temporarily rommnndin?, the Missis sippi Piuadron. The Navy Department otno time ilu.e i.ued insrnctlon to the commanders of all iuaJrons lu adurd every facility to the agents of Buttci, appointed by competent au th rfty, to secure a f a r rote. The New York World, with characteristic men dacity, asserts Unit Secretary Wi-llea hni sent "a three-masted revenue steamer to take tho I'msl ilcr.tial vote of the seamen at IMtm Hea l, Key Wet, and in the fluir," and also that t!ic Com missioner Bent on board refused to t.iRO MeJIel lan votes. Now, Sc.retury Welles has no more control of i lie revenue sienmors than he hai of the United Ntates Supreme Court, lie tin not sent a rivcuue steamer or any other steamer upon ineh a commission. Tho truth is, that the WrlJ is only crying "step thiel !" over such frauds ill are exnoand in the subjoined letter, tent by Caption IVnnoek. The Coj perheads send out commis-doncr to r-ito only McClellan v ile", and if possible, to tni'is imite Union votes into cupper, uid then attompt to covi r up their rascality wiiW such lies as tU.tt in the W'orltl of yc'cnlay. TJnitko STATU Ikon-clad Esskx, Mcm iiis, Tern., October 22. Captain A. M. I'onnoclt! United Ktates Nary, Cominnn'ling Mississippi Hi,nadron. Sir: On tho I7tli ln-bint arrived by the naval supply steamer .V, m Vu'oii-rf a Mr. Mi- hael MeKeon, uccomp iniid hy his clerk, a Mr. Hugh I-'. Mrighan. Mr. Koon unnoutie ! hi in el I to Die ai a Commissioner, appointed liy the (lovtrnorof the St.itc of New York, to ilii tributc the blank forms rcitii,nte to ena'de so' dlers and milnrs who are qualified electors of that State to vote at the approaching general election. In support of this stiitmnent, he ex hihlti d to me the commission of (iovernor Sev mourto that effect, nlviati order from l.ietite iiint Commander Greer, by your authority, directing all commatulimto'lii-vrs of vessels in the Missii-' ippi Squadron to nlloid t. him us commissioner every facility in tho execution of his o lice. Id reply to my in inlrie", Mr. McKon state 1 that he had with him only the blank forms printed by tho State, and that the election ballots for both parties were aboard the llug-ship, exne.-tcd bore wllhin a few hours. I toed Mr. Mclvoon that eveiy opportunity would boaffordei to theollic ts and crew of my division lo exercise freely and fully the elective frani hise. The Coramis-ioner noon alter lift the ship, promising to rouini shortly. That same evening you arrived hero in the Hlarkllavk. After pit ingniy respects, I in ulc Inquiry of you in regard to the elect! m b illots. Yon informed me thut thu b it? purporting to contain them was opened in tour presence, l t that no bullo'sv.ere to bo found the con nti comittlng solely of the. blank firms tuteiiJo 1 to accompany the billots. I tu x! saw Mr. Melton n tho afternoon of the following day, when I returned on board tho l-Ustr, alter nc-. in lanyiug you in your ollleial visit to the coiniu.uuiiug geu eral and to the defences of Memphis, lie and U s clerk were, or rather had been, ong ag.-d in lining in the blank forms for some of mv men. lie had asked try executivo oltlccr to administer Hie requisite oaths, assuring the laiter that it was "all iirht." I could only exchange a word or two with Mr. McKcnn, as I desired, in aceor l.inco witU yjur iiistruct'ons, to place the .Wifir niAre, as soon as Jiossiblc, iu a position where she could culil ide the ravine below Kort 1'iekci iu,'. lint befori 1 left the Etsrx, Acllng Volunteer Lletitouunl i'.ir ker informed mo ihat MeKeon ouly brought be fore him those of my men who wuro wiliiuir to ote for McClellan; and to thosi mou ho distri buted McClellan ballots, leaving the ship as m as he had attended to those of bis o vn party. I taw that tho Commissioner w as usimj his pn') lic ofllce for rhnbhy cleete neeriu leirpmes. I afterwards illscovercd that he hid pursued exactly the same course socuriuir o.iiy iho McClollan votes -aboard the oilier tjunhoiw lyinj; heie. I reported the uircniiisMnces to you. Desnous to Ucfiat such unworthy pirti-.in schemes, and to secure a free uml impirtiil cxer ciieof the elective franchise to tha ntli.;r an l nieu of the Mississippi s iiadron, von re U.)sted ne to procure correct lists of the i'riMaloutial t.lcitors nominated by each one of t'ie re: political parties in ihc S:a c of New York, in order that you might nave co,,les struck oil by tlu II isj ship printii.g press for the use of those uudoryour com mat d. The New York city newspapers Hnpjillcd llsti Of the 1'iesirleniial Uleciors and of the Uit'ieriii lrial candidates of both parties, and from tho-io have been curcfully printed, and l)v your ordjr forwarded to cah vessel of the squadron iueq i il propoition, the ballots of each of the groat pjli'.i Cdl orKauziitions, c. &e. (Mgncd) R. Townsbno, Cointnanil -r U. St. N.. ConinnndinR 7lh IjisIi i.-t, Miss. S juadron. li asitntti-n it pub.icrint N'ae. 3. AN ArPIAL TO DCUG L iS DE;lDJSAr. Aili rfss of (iciipr.il W.tltir'dirn to Hie t'rlellil4 t I, lie S.-iiHtot- Kitll'il tH Fci.Luw-UinxiiNa: Tli-e of us who enj ived the intimate personal aequuin nnceof our departed hadtr will lar nthiibiastic tesrinony to his lnleiifcc, unealculniing ilcvotiou to the I nio i. Throughout the inemorn'ilo win er of isw-oi he exhausted the rc. ourcisof c nciliat on and of stntesnmnship in r.culous, unscliish ellints t oavort tiie calauiiiy of civil war, because he fcaied such war, if InnuKura'id by the Fodi-ril authority, would prove the. grave of tue Union. Hut when ecesion and reliillioa culinin itod 1tj a wai.ton at'nek on the national lla an 1 its hemic defenders, the great champion of p ip ilar tovercicnty threw his whole heart into the stnii ftle for onr national Integrity, and brvatued out his soul in invocations to his countrymen ti "riph' till the lust armed fiat expires," lu detense of thut sacred and precious heritage bequeathe! to us by our revolutionary auots ors. In the i-pirit of that lavoca.iou, I, o ic of tho linmbiest but moot dcvolcd of your nuiuhcr, wiio from the hour the lir-t It. he I gnu was tired at Suintcr, have licen a War Democrat, and u ilhing Che eiititut you to r, ad ( trefully and thotijht lully the rival platforms of the 1! iltmurc 'and , Chicago Conventions, resnectivoly, an I d.vide v. Inch of them most near y euihod'es the senti ment and is imbued with ihc spirit of your de ceased chlcf.aud give your i ll' oris and your v.itci to ti e cause which the hunt of Douglas must bonorarni bless. In a crisis like this, party names, organU itlons, oftil'utii iip, ure nnihtug. Thu saivaiion of the llcpublic is everything. Let no ono who over td nnd honored our great statesman ho Justly rtproacbed with lack of can age or of iclf-sacri-fice lu this hour of the nation's supreme t''ial. For myself, I can read the Chicago platform no otherwise than as a white II ig of surrender to thu Kebels as a confession of defeat by the nation in its struggle to vindicate its just authority and maintain its territorial integrity! Aud haitii; vainly waited long enough iu the hops u see that platform icpndiuted and sut aside by the supporters ot tho Chicago Candidate. I hereby entreat you to unite with tuo in op. posing to thu death everything that looks liko trucking to tiaitors everything that can be re ceived with exultation by the conspirators who broke up the Demociatic party nnd defeated it national ctinditiutcs simply to create a pretext fo ' rebellion nnd disunion. 1 shall cast my vote for the unconditional Union ciimliiiiitcs throughout, and entreat nil v.ho are proud of their past asso ciation and sympathy with Stepht u A. Douglas to do likewise. Yours, in the filth aud hope of the true Demo cracy, UlKAM VfALHIlIIiUK. New Y'ork, November 2, lbol. --cic ) urk Timvt vf (O'day. A Yorkshire llrrtnlt. In the East Hiding of Yorkshire there dwells a nan of property, who, from some cause or other, is In a degree emulating the character Immortal ized by Sickens iu one of his Christmas numbers Of All tht Year Hound. He live in a large Old mansion, into which no feet are allowed to cn croucli. Ilia food is left for him iu a shed ; and last year's crops are out in the tields yet ; the buy rotting in cocks, uncut ; uud the rye grass standing in one field about slK feet iu Leight.- ficttcattit (Eng ) Chronu W. Here is a fine bull produced by tho ltuk)end mice in a burst of tine writing : "A hundred thousand hearts were beating as they witnessed the ascent of Nadar: a hundred thousand eyes were watchlDg tha movements of the balloon"-. , tkus showing that each possessor of a heart was en her shutting one eye or hud but one eye tubular JJclyiaa race. News from the South. HOCD'S OPEHATIONS. Scarcity of Clothing in tho Rebel Army. COBB IN THE RECItUITINO BUSINES3. Tho Expoctcd Attack Upon Wilmington. Ffc-i thf ri H9nd A.'ffi'iirwe, V.ew,Vr I. The (southern papers bring us very little of tho movi ments and operations of Hood's arm v. This may be accounted for from tho fact that his army is constantly on the movo. and there Is very little opportunity, for this reason, of communicating wiih the press. Krnm the account wo get it se mi to be a settled fact that (ieneral 11 io .l broke up his camp at U.ulsdcn, A'ahaiin, on the 2.M, tnovid northward in the direction of (.ant T's Ijitiiling, on the Tennessee, and Is now, lu all probability. In Middle Tennessee. The events of the next few days will bo looked for w.tu in. cr est. It is reported th it Forrest has bwn ordered forward to attack llrl liteport. A Correspondent of the Montgomery Jkf 7, writiug from Ci ii.s leu, Alabama, says: The army has moved. The tronpi are gone. The last train lias disappeared, and the 1-tst soldier das taken hi farewell peep ol the soutii tide of the Coosa. tin Friday, October 21, .Stewart's Corps nrirchc.l out in the van. It was followed by Lee, or ra'ln r Hick Taylor, who occupies the centre, ami to d iv, lit dawn, the delithtcd l'ennsee.ini, ntidcr Clirnthiim, crossed the river .Ion' an, or C io,i. 1 he transportation quickly billowed, an 1 nt n ton the pontoon was taken up un l also hurried for ward alter the troops What docs It mean ? It has but one sinillea'i in; thnt is "lorward." (ieneral Cheatham w h q,i e unwell when he mounted to follow Ins corps. "Hut," said he, "we are Koiug home now, a id I'll strap myself to my saddle before they shill Icavo luc behind." (ienenil Bcnurcgird is with 'ictwral UdI. Kvery general otll er is a' li i -i post, and tho spirit uml morale of the men are unbonnled. We shall cross the Tennceo rieer, as is g'ne rallv believed, near Ountcrsvillc, about Sun lav, October 2.1, or the next day. I'nc weather is deli cious nnd the roads good. The days nn; jus' cj ! enough to mako a tramp of thirty miles a health ful exercise, and the nights not too cool lor sound nnd happy slumbers by grca'. lo,; lieips. Tho Itelicl A run ltilllv Morriiliing fsearcKy or Mi ops hikI lllnukct.i. Corrf'potntt iff of the Xavunnah K hi'lii nn. Ili.rn Mor.NTAlN, Alabauni, October 22, IS'Il. It is the prevailing opinion hem that Mo-uai's 20ih Corps of Yankee soldiers still o cupy Atlanta, and only that one; but some prisoners captured recently, and brought in vest rliv, nlllrm that theio are llucc corps yet there. t jt were not for "Sherman's Mi.teri r namliors th ire would be no risk In pnt'ini.' every contidoncc in General Hood's suei ess. There arc some who d j not doubt it even now , while tiie disparity iunuiu bcifl is thought to be so great. An ofllccr yesterday told mo that this difL-renco was daily growing less. Men were making their appearance In tho ranks igain, with gun and ku ip lai k, who h d not been heard from bef.irn in months, lying in hospit In mid out of tho w iv. 'Ihe cavalry forces which Oaiicr.il WiieVer carried Into Middle Teiine-see with him, some of which became pictty thormighlv sca.t .red, are being gathered together ngiin under their old commander. (Ieneral llenurceanrs heailqnarters h.ivo been changed from Jacksonville to Oadseen. It is to be regretted that General Hood's army is so bud y piovided with blankets an 1 sh ies in this extraordinary movement. Whole regiments nio barefooted, while blankets with any ot the mi n is rather the excep'ion than the ritlo. And theie ure sonic reginn uts who have not been paid in tiltccn n.ouihs! Of cuurso, then, the m mi h no liotlung in the way of mom y with which to pur chase clothing for tlicuielves. There a mauv I uuilicils ol nieu iu c imp at Hluo Mount tin for the want ol proper outihs. They ar.s fil l of en thusiasm, and anxious to j nn tho advancing Htiny, but are kept back bv the cum) indicated. The wind Is already cold and chilling in theso mountains, and, unlesi iho country proiuatly iorw.nls these suppiiis, or General Hood goes into Tennc-sec and K ntiicky and captures t iem, them will he great suffering among bis troops. Hut there can be n excuse for tho O-ivern-ii. i M in not paying oli the men. The olll eis and men on po-t duty, the duunl-d m -n at homo, tho cnntructorH, the quaitcrm ist- r, in foot, every body except the imor soldiiri iu the ranks tiro promptly paid. It in enough to aronio the In dignation of tho whole country, lint there is not, a murmur among theso heroes. They press t'or wurdto dunger and to Idieriy hatless, coa.less, bioitless, moneyless, ready to e.odiiio ail and to brave all tor the :kcof their country's iuJe p. niieiue. A corr. spondent wi Iu s from Jacksonville, Al.i., under date ol the 2t) h : S.ucc my las'. Ietern.it n pan has b;on llrcd the news of which b is bjen rc;eivej here. Therefore 1 may truthfully say "all quiet aloag ihe Coosa." I am p ad to sec buy.? quantities of shoes an 1 clothing coming up. I'm. re is stiil a large brigade of men detained here, however, for the want of shois. Generals lb aim g .rd aud Hood tiro stir ring tip the q art-musters aOoii this ma'.t r. an 1 I hope it will n t bo I nig before no man will be detail ed from li s colors by this cause sVem-ral llnwtll l ol.i in f lin K -cvul tin Itiihiiifiih A ii'iil lr ll.ii .JoorliftiiH. The St.ulfirm ft .eiV wy, p iblihcdat Maojt), In lis tvi ning edition of the 21 !, savs : We published in th:s iiiorniug's edition a manly, thrilling appeal trotn G, i.eral Howell Cobb to the ei p c of ihe Stute of (Jco-ia. L-.titccho from the liiounta n- in H o sett shore, and from tin ei-ftcrn to the western limits of the Kmpirc Bta'o nt sner l ack the lui'tle cry. (ioorglans, rally pa tme man nnd end the war. Ho savs lo-ik t A ir: Il ia, that goo i old .State, torn aud bleeding nt every pore; her ciii. us murdered iu coll b o- u, her lieli's laid waa'e, dor rich vail y given up to the II. mes, by order of the commander-iu-cl li ft f the Yankee aim-. Bichersns unrob ing by th.U'ai.ds to defend Ue.hniond aud I', torsluii g. Kee her people sutli rinir for two Ion;?, blm oy jeurs on 'la it rations, and now tin eu ened with Iniiiiiifl. Yet they ure more resolved an I lt li r in iii d this day than ever iieforo lo porish or be free. He states that though Virginia did not si ci dc until Lincoln called upon her f.r muu t i force buck Georgia uud her seceding sisters into the Union, she Indignantly spurned tho o til, and wore lo defend tin iu to the la.it, and "a uo'jlo difci.se it has been." HKjlMjI'AltTIHS llMIHCU pKHCHVei, A HI MlMTAIlT Ds- llilir ol tt..eit,.i, .Uaeov, lit , Ovtobrfr IS'll. I'lia iih a, ii.eiitt new IhIiin nittee I., re lie-ia evt-ry jianl'in of 41, n-, m lo m tin- (iri-upittl'-n ai cli- eiiiiuy will t aitoui 4 v kill hiicM-ns t Imt own pe..He will dn llnilriluly, 'I an liens I Mini Liltti'iil ilinetiNro ot IIiIh duty rv "very tuaa wlia owe. hi-rvaic lo ills eininlrr, nlune it iKS-e.ssry lo uceeli piOtl till' ri lllll. lo etleet lllit rtiUll ml OBec Is 1 IjO uIji-s-I i I lhl eiretilar. All i iln er. l, Ii.iii.ipi to this eomtnsnd, e.piiclaltv nnrall iiik' elltci-rL. are tu.li ucicd lo u.s reiiiiwed i-il.ats iq i I" Ten it nil ortrn lnr tlitt return of alii-iu-e t- t'.cir 1 iis'1'' nh wt:" senoinir lorwanl tluisu who lisve iu far sjyasl er reiuiieo lo njpjirt. Tlit-.e oltleern em uiahlt-J. that r ... ruimt tic to It that every mail In lb lr rtetpc.-tivo eeiitities ur dmtnels, iilio I..-1uiikn lullio lioaf. ilurste ar.ay, mlh, r ol the In-Ill rr me resi-i ve, ie mu te lo rvu.t at oneo to he. pi oi tr comma). J : and iu i-ese ol tiie ue-n bel'MiKinK t -ll.e i.i.laia, ll.ey w.ll ivport lu ih-'o head nisru r the 1...11.1- ol uli sacli It uml mi h-iiae v- aliout pna-er autlieray. It Is Iln- tlxid paii,i-eer tali (,V,titc lerale an J St tie sail rlla u tl at ll.e men who eun sei-vu tl.ee.mnlrv in l.On ' I II 'injur (tare stiitll do it, and lie I tl.,rt v,itl .. upaied .v llilar lo elte, t tat lesult. -Sot only limitwri hat lo evwr'v Siod tlnuii Ib Iho Acpout niH.te to lirlai; ialo the service evi r lua-i slit to do duty lu the He'd. A lew wio, ol tit Uli tul" -.sia ieo liy i.-fry man in (ln-.da ahli-mid babli-to do It, Would drive the ln.l ent-iny I'roia o. r soil, aii.lridtht Htate loruver ot ttietr Imtetiilpieifaeo. U'C-siun! Ihe i ei-tinv ol your Htate IB in yoir lisad. N-w Is ll.e liaie lo slrlke'llie blow ; ai.d If tlis t I'einy it not Uiiviu lr ni vuiir toil It wilt he your unit, uot lliolra. hj 1.1.1. COI. 11, Majir-lleuvlal ( voiuiaudlui,', to. InilMirlunt Sews from tUf TrniiH-ltiHaia. Mlil ltf-iKrliiifn( I'litt Splnnillit SJeu-rrol-lilp ol hiuliu to I.IUrKI lbl'Ul eevtrj. from iKi lluhiitond Enquirir.OctuLtrV. Mr. Wsgner, Govenunent messenger, has Just arrived from tshreveport, with the most import ant despatches ever brought from the Trans-Mississippi. Although we can give no particulars of what Is passing on the western bank of the Mississippi, says the Mobile Ketjiiter, still we are at liberty lo assert thut the news is ol the most eucouraglug and important nature. Wo are pleased to learn that the movements in the Trans-Mississippi ure curried on with strict secresy, the despatches all being in cipher, and the "powers that be" at silent us the current of the mighty stream that divides that devoted por tion of the Confederacy from their Jia.tero brethren. Shelby Is near the Arkansas line, capturing forts and destroying Stoole'i rcinforcciucuU and ftij'tHeti. Magrudcr is in Arkans i, operating in the most v.gon ns manner, nnd ivr.ir-, with his ns-nil Tchcmeiifv (and he is one ol th sq barking dogs that I In ), tin t Meele Hu I he cannot live long ,n th-' tame route. It is a pity thtsmemorab'e n ovem n' c ml I not have bejiun i0 an r ; b it tha' is owin ; to 'he di ti cu'ly ol transportation, iic, ami woeinnot cjin plnln. I ct noonebe snrpr sc 1 if thoTrins Vslssipii, umhr the spli ndid cenera'snip of Klr ir Sinitti, el ould yet act the most slitn U p ut In tho ll'ier i tion of our glorious country. Tins t xi ! Iltliirk l'on tVltiiilnKtini. Cyrrt..f i'i.ffi n-r af the M hmnnl Il ii'iVA. WlLMISOloN, N. C, OeiOVr 2 i. Itet ir-l I cm. , rs, it i- isi il. rep ti a lirc tl.-t t t 'i-t . in llaiiqiton Koads for the avo-ved pur,o-e of getting coinnnind of Wilmington harbor; bai il Is dilllcult to conjeeiuro wh il they hop.- to ace i m plish without ihe aid of a land force, I'lieu iiic question aris. s, fr.itri win nee em this lor e V iilitaini d ? It would seem, by his r. p. it - I ill for more tro n s, that Grant w u!d not li- III. y to spare any ol Ins veterans ; Sn-ri-lio b is all he can alo ud to m the v.nlev ; Saerm in seems to 'w S'dlictently iinm-cd lu North Guorgii; an I the Yniikeetoico-.itithc West ,,re quite mole pi i-e o lake care ol Geuei.il I'm c. 'I here rniiain the recruits, It is true; but they can scarcely be made dice ive fortius u'tiea, even ii Kirragut li-iul.l hive ih- tcun-rity to make the attempt. Current report, Ipi v vis-, points out this place. a the destin it ion of the lr i i i lad Meet now as.umblir.g ; and until it c in b t di lini ely deli rminid, we must nuke pr -iin-tiens to nn i t it. The position of the Cape Fear d 'feus.-i rcu I r tie m strong aain-t nil :uta-4 by si-i, oatu elm liy to their proximity to the channel ihro-ti; i w hich ve-cls llill't pa-s u eu'er 111'! m jlitU of I'l l river. It is about Hi ir . v unit I'r en in t.ivn.,t' Wilmliigtnn to the sei, the rtv. r navi : I'lhi tor large steamer-, running through a level, in ir-dir loiintry, wed woodel on cither shore. Sun: l ight milrs below the t wa is tijej lirst ti ir, an I beiontl th s the stream is clear and d -e i. u r I the "Rip" is re iched. A long, lii'v, narro v i-l a.i I stietchea directly across tho m-'utb of the liv r, leaving only two narrow inlo'.s at ei lior eti.l for tin- waters to join each other. These are here ilea. ununited F. is'ern and We.lern bar, orOld anil New inl. t. It t ire tic war the Western bir was ulono used by ve--. cl ot any sir.e, and t'ie United Sta-es J ivern nent m aile an eliort I ) rlo-e tho Now lab-; iitncly, la order to lorec A larger viilnnie of oer ilir'nigti the other, to rend.tr it deep-r and cip.ihbioi t -kii govcr the bar vessels of giea ei si, mud draught. Many years w is this work on kin I, and in my thousaiiils w ore spent in hanaug s-iiu -s to tiirn.v into the channel, not one of a-iiieii U is ever been heard ot siuee. It w is a til i ' ta-k. Tun chan nel deepened, if anyming, nnd tin- pr.'ji-et wis abatuluiicil. rui- inlet s nu eoasid--re l Hi belter of the two bv blockade-runners, ultlloaga a inaioiiiy of steamers goin,' to N i-s iu go out the Westi ru bar. Along the whole extent of the North Car din.i coast, tiie bav s, in'O's, and harbors ii-e c mtan' Iv changing, the sands sinning I o n place io pi ice, tillii g npun entrance here and deepening an itlier tin re. Ai ove llatteras sa-b there is u it an Inlet at ihe present time at nil navigable, while no longer than twen'y y ir. ag i there were three or four At tins place there Is the same change con stantly going on 'he channel moving all ml. from place to place, and tho "Kip" Idling in or deep ening w.th astonishing rupiditv. At tiie l'.asteru bar the cuatinel runs within fifty or sixty yards of the shore, ami close un icr ihc guns ol Fort Fi-lu r and Fort Lon'i, while at tee Western bar Fort Caswell mi aid , il equally wt il. liesides these main defenses tire several minor but. ties strung along the beach, located ut poin that, to an engineer's eye, seem :d to bear mod upon the track of vessels corning into the river. 1 hire is also close by Fort Fisiier, and on a point of land iK tweeti the "Kip" and the bar, a Ur" caithwork or mound, erected by Co! mot Li.iu (commander of the forts), which mounts soiuo power In I guns. For several months past this his btien atiirr.v. to the II. ot outs ale, tin I has very properly kept Ihem at a rcsp. ctful distance. Taeso guas hive a plunging tire upon tho channel from the "Kqi" to the bar and beyond -, so it will he extremely dilllcult for even an iron-clad to enter the harbor in til theso guns are silenced. Bearing upon the "Kip" nro several recently constructed works, mounting very ellcctitc ordnance. Vpon tho eastern "Kip," uml a'most Im-no-iliately iu the mid. lie of tue channel, is th t wie k of ihe iron-cbid liuleijh, winch was lost by a suilili n change iu tlu moving sandy hj'to'u; lor it was proven she was'n the ex iet line pn-i j the evening previous in safety. Hy this it wid bes.-en the channel Is dilllcult, t veil with skilful pilo's; tl at it is easiiy ilefcu-ible, ami that tin propjr d. Peiiscs have I ceil erected. These seem quite i!ciiii te, and I am fully of opinion, alio to rcHi-t any licet the enemy can now brine; ag iiii-t them. lint an at'uck by water may not bo cxpeeui l alone; for Hie tic -twill nnd Miln dly e i-op.-r i e with some kind of land force; and wa h.in a'o to look to the land side of th t works. II re, too, 1 believe, proper provision has been mi le. If the plan bo to land men at Lock wo id's Foily to opimto against Cic-well, and at Mtsiniiiro Koiuid uitaiusl Fort Fisher, then wo must tr.is lo our lund force to meet mom. Of O noral Whiting's foice 1 know nothing, and wouljsay nothing il 1 did; but entire cjulidenco is here leit iu his ability lo hold thu pjsitiju, and I believe he wiil do it. There is no man nndersLinds the ground bo' tr;for, us a lieutenant of tho United Stiles army, he bus ntrviycd i' over ami over. And besides, he is defending his own ho no and his own pioplc. Willi a proper force 8' cuiuiii in I, I have no foils of Uio result; it will l.lp--i intosiigc and bomhardincnt of the lorts, ai at Charleston, nntil the rough wiutur weither drives the iiu-.cawonhy iron monitors iiuosnuo sater haven. Gaieral lUagg U here; but whether on a lour of Inspection or to take temp irary eo'iiinan 1 1 have not heard. F'or two or throo diyshoti is been visiting the various di fen-e w th General Whuing, anil I hebeve is satisli- d with the I it'iir's enginei ring skill. It is uutlersto id G. moral IJr.igg will lemiiiu hero until the tiirlit Is over. A block of marble, wrought in Italy for t'nY South Carolina S'alo House, now sunn amis the firemen's monument in Chicago CeiiK-t-ry, hav ing been confiscated iu trying to runtho block id) to its or git ul destination. Iit cently Moseby hus been seen and convened with by persons of Fairfax county. It Is said that since he resumed command of hi- butt a ion he bus been seriously wounded in tho foot, ci itc-d by his horse falling ujioii him. He wears a slip per, and walks with a cane, and evidences by Ins lintnnir that the wound, If not dangerous, is very painful. It is said that this accident occurred 1 1 hi in tcvornl duys ugo. A novel fe.it. Miiyor Alexander, of Sprlngtlold, M iss., has made a wager with a Oemoerat of that city, that in tho event of McClellan's e'ottlon, and withiu fifteen days thereafter, tho Mayor is to give the McClcUnnito a wheelbarrow ride a disunite of two miles, between the hours of 1 aud r o'elack iu the afternoon. A letter from Sin Francisco thus in ntiois the Ludy Equostritinism at tho Hois.! l'atr: "Fifteen young ladies coutonded for tho prizes for equestrianism, aud I believe fourteen wore awurded -, the lifierulh, not b.lDg pretty, could not expect any. The most graceful und really best horsewoman on the ground received the snouJ princ, whi reus slio ought to have received the first ; but she was not quite as pretty us oue other, and consequently came iu lor the second although Ike fust in tho nice. .She rode the pacing horse 1'uritlc around tho course in 2-3S and Square, an untl-ilyspei tic troller, iu 21 j. I think her name is Olmsted, formerly of Chi cago." The socoud officer In command of a bund of Kentucky guerillas is a woman named Stto Mou day. She dresses in male uttire, generally spot t ing a full Confederate uniform. Vpon her head she wears a jaunty plumed hut, beneath which escapes a wealth of dark brown hair, falling around and down her shoulders In luxuriant curls. She Is possessed of a comely form, hus a dark, piercing eye, is bold rider, and a during leader. Trior to connecting herself with a gang of outlaws, she was associated with the bond commanded by the notorious scoundrel Captain Alexander, who met bin doom a tragic death a short time ago In Southern Kentucky, Lieu tenant Flowers, or 6uo Monday, U a practical robber; and many ladles, who have beeu so unfortunate at to meet her on the highway, can testify with what tang froid she yreseute a pistol and commands "stand and deliver." Her name is becoming widely known, and to the ladies it Is always sassuclakd with, horror. THIRD EDITION ARMY OF POTOMAC. Ocn. Rosccrnns to bo Assigned to a Command. IMPORTANT RUMOR. Nprrtnl lo Tlio lai uitis Tele r.lptl. vVshinoton, November 4. To-day's ''hi w- publishes the following as an editorial, t'ms endorsing It scmi-oftlivully : 'The St. Louis 'mou of Saturday last states Ihat It was currency reported iu that city tho day bcli'te, that (ieneral Uoc raus has been ordered to report to Washington, to lie assigned to ix command in the Army of tho rotomie. (ieneral l'leaionton will, of course, succeed him until some other coinin mder Is appointed. Gene ral Bunl s was mentioned In wcll-itiforuie 1 circles a.s ihe future cotnnia nler of tho Detriment." ANOTHER PIRATE AFLOAT. Iiloro Destruction of Shipping. Ni;v Y'ohk, November 4. Too bir po .l"j;i (Abraham?) l.itico!n, of llarpswcll, Clptaln liibber, bom V inland, for Cu'u, put lino tliis port th s mori.iiii;, with the captains a.id crew-of ll.e ship ,s7i.i.''oiy .Sdir, from Nov York for I'anan.'i ; uud tbebii quos .lie.4 J Vee, fro.ti ll.u. (' ir for Montevideo, mi l .'m iii .. ffi.'f.fron Cardenas for New Y ork ; all of which, vs. ml s w ro burn, d by ttio oil .tc '' .i, 1 1 n n .i, I. i 'iiteu i.it W ilkinson, which left Wilmington, N. C, on October 27. Tho Murk I.. I'ottrr was tmrn "d on Oc'o'ier 31, and tho ship ,Sin'ij ,S7iic ant the bar. in l.miiia Hull on tin -list, in l.i'Uj lo J.) d tgrccs 2 1 iiiii.u'.es, long tud" 70 degrees. 'Ihe barque I .',ni I. in was cipinvd by the pirate ('lirtrawaujit, and hondc I for ?? IS.n ' J ; and sixty persons, lucl idiiig the ci.italm of tho barqute Emma I,. Hull, Mfirk I.. I'n'tn; a id ship siimtitiit Star. Captain Driukwator rci irts the new pirate as screw steamer, painted pel grein, fore und-aft-schooner rigged, m ists sin ro topmasts, and two smoke. stacks. She cirri. -s Ihtcc guns, nnd n crew of one hundred and il.'ty men. Sho inn out of Wilmington, N. C., on tho ui,;ht ol thu ViVili ult., with two other steamers. I' ROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY. I'olKicnl tteifiuruls-llarvlaiKl will Vole m lor Mr. I.tiirulit. Sj ei.'-i tl.- Tht Breniuj 7't7r.Tfl. ll.M i i Mom:, November 4. The judges of olcc ti n lute have agreed to put the oa'h of al ii gium o to all voters, without distinction, at the iippiouehing election, untl reserve the right, also, of reiusiiig tho votes of alt persons wb nn they !uve icason to know are in symp dhy with Iho Southern Kebels. This tho la enables then to do. Governor Uradfoid has issued a profa na tion, giving his opinion that the now Cotistiiu tionul .onth mils' be adtninl-tcro 1 to all. Tic Co pcilii'iuls, McClellanites, Secessionists, end otl cr elements of the Democratic p irty lield a n.n-8 ineeling at Keehlbite Hall lil t night, wiih h was iuiily attended. They hold another mict tig to night at the M.rylaul las itutc. The L'nton puny here is vigilant day and night. Mr. Lincoln will cany Maryland by a large majority. I'rniti llie Ari.i.v !' ihe I'utiHiiar. Wakiiino lost, November 1. A note fr m the Army of the Pi Mmae, dated yesterd w, s is tho si ueiionof nil urs remains uue'.iangjil, and the nun are uiaking themselves comfort. rile by building ion hoti-cs, A bcM're ra n storm set in ycs'er lay in or iing, and Mill continues, making traveling .. v:hiu;r but pUasaut. Itebi 1 KhIiI on lli l.o.ilsvlllc ntitl Vusdi vlllx Knllr.fH t. Loiisiil.i.K, November 3. The Journal sijs a gang of guerillas m ule tin a'.t ick on the Lint vil e and Nashville railroad yesterday, s'ri'vinj it nt Cave C.ty. Several negro soldiers wire captured and killed. Tho scoundrels, after iho perpetration of this outrage, rotroatod fro.a tue road in great basto. Iiiiriftoiinieikt nf GMierul HlnnnrifliiUe Hllll VitOitl. S r. Lol ls, November 4. M ijor-General M ir ma.iuke, flrigadier-General Cabol.aud four Rebel colonels, captured by General P.eusontoti at Ihc buttle of O.-uge, left hero jestcrJay for Johnson's Island. Fiom six to tight inches of snow fell hero yes terday. slarUeia by 'llrrrnit. Ni w- Y'oiik, N iveiiilKT 4. Flour has declined P re' It ..fon S' Mils ' I .'.'.Olll lor Sll ue SIU'i UVi '.'.'i f-.r ill. ,,unl $'n HVft l.'i lor suu'ji'iru. W.ieU liae itee.l' ert l-.iat ei-n's ; l. uiiitnp -rtiia. I'orn rlnai-.i ol II fitehuOirt. er Si iii',. Ilsettlrtn. fork heavy . s ,los rf lion hois, el e-ll"-'..i,ll-liu lor Mens, l.eru s.ealj. WI ) .lull. Um iimoiik, November 4 Flour quiet bnt lb in ; Wi-.o-i.i i'tra. il l 'i'i. IV li.'t netive ; sale o' I " :Hi In. Mi. ' 1 ..I t OS i I. ...,,' I'.riiilnll a-. -I .Jl i.l'.l. i .r us Mll.e. 1' sin 1 1 Atlii iii...ui.iul ut Sy.te, W'hel.j dull a: d'.'il' Mr. I.. 1. Iiarrou, iho a tir, and a young actress, La l'etito Alii e, wi nt on a hand-car by n it; t from Richmond, Indiana, a distance of forty-five uiln-s. Miss Mary Provost, the nctre, was lately robbed ol .fJlS'iO during n supper sho had givon t some friends at her hotel in St. Louis. She after wards recovered the money. K. li. M. Ho kcr, tho correspondent of th Indiana Stute Juurnal. h is come to grief d iwn In Sherman's d. par'Uieut. He has beeu uirested by orderof General Sherman, n id is now engaged in sweeping tho streets oi Cu utatiooga. His par ticular elLn-o is not known. A company orgini.ed for the purpose of building roll's Type Setting Machines have nearly completed a machine for tho Manchester (Eng.) Ouarilian. This machine Is run by steam, and both sets type and distributes at the same time. Tho proprietors of tho Hartford Courant, which was one hundred years old October 29, ou that duy issued aac jwiVcortho first or specimen number, dated October 2D, 1701. It is a little larger than a sheet of foolscap paper, aud is quile a curiosity. A wife iu Sua Fiancisco lately put a potitlon for divorce in tbo court on the ground that her husband was a "confounded foal." The court vouldu't admit the pica, because almost every parried man would be liable to the sumo imputa tion. Did you ever! General Custer, who has so distinguished himself in the battles won by General Sheridan, and who bus been made a Major-Uenernl, Is but twenty-four years old. He's "one of the boys," and bis muthcr must be proud of bun, like that other mother of his, bis country. A remarkable story comes from Vlteolo, Iuily, aliout the lute Cardinal bedina. It appears that bis body lay in state in a church there, en closed in a triple oollln, when suddenly an ex plosion was beard as if from his coilin, and the corpse was lorcibly ejected, the bior aud the lighted caniUos uround il wore overturned. The few people in the church fled in dismay. The police attributed the atlair to tha explosion of a bomb which bud been placed under the coffln, aad immediately arrested evcral citizeua sus pected of libcrailsm. cm mmijaENOE. Pun: or Tin r mom r.t su To tat. Six A. M , 5 14. Noon, Jo. One T. M , 61. Wind, W. S. W. Tiik Kit, unci ok Jam km CAvpiiri.t C'oRONKii' Ikvchtkiation. The liiviKitiaatioa in tlio cuo nt Jams i amviiki.i., who was killed on 1s t snlun'ev iiilit, in front nt the Commonwealth rtaiMtnit, during the pautra 01 the Kemocrano pro cession, was continued yestonlav afternoon, by Co roner lAvi.oa. at tho t eiilrnl Police StadoB. The ilr.t win c-s rx inline. I was Kati 1. mi Win ner evidence was ns 1,,'lnwM I re-Mo at No. 112 Poplar Mrs el s I was on li.sa.it stiwl, above Until, cu last S-atiirilae 11 arhl ; il was about half past 1 lev. n 'clock; the tlntm banco ronimeneed about tlio tt'110 tbe Meventeentli and K. elite.. nth Ward llelnratious were pis-111 ; I saw a nein ilrc seil In the Uniterm of a soldi r: had a rap 011, and hid nn Ms breast a Mi Cle inn I silnr ; this 11. sn had a lantern, wld -li hn threw in., lc, ami pulled soiiictliiinr out 01 Ins pocket ; this he threw at (lie old n uu, wtiich struck turn and knoeketl him down. F.mma ( oi.i-MAN, No. Ill I "nates Cvot. e vorn I taw ilistm I. auce on I liesuut street ah ivc Sixl II j tin re wen- several tilth s at tint pi n o iliironr the eveniiit?, but the principal nun wan the tUlit ivli.ui the old limn naskilleil; Iheolil gentleinali was slaud inv a short (il.lsl.r. nbmetliel iiiniii .liweilth lluil.l 111 ei ho was sliuek bv a iiorsoii in thu proe kmimi, who wan iliifneil in uniioriii; I Hunk he lolon.'oj to the Seventeenth Ward ileleirnt nn. Matiik Iowk, No. H'i 1 oales street, .worn I wa- 011 I hem. ut riltvet above sixth, ilnnii the dis tnrl nine m Hint place j I witiieseeJ a man ilre . ,l 111 liielirm; tie ranie out nf the procession uu. I throw siiiiiethoi wlueh appoai ml like a blacsjack, aud w lileli ii-l ed t!i.. n'll raau to tlio ur.iiiu 1. Ijiut. limit KuwAiio la.i.iorT. iv.ir.i-1 am IMnif at .so. uili l'u.o street ; I iliU not nee III1 o'tl 11111.1 stiiiek; I saw an individual who was str.iek witfi a t Ol.er boltle; a liu tuber of tll.inrt in the bill nt tho piece n.ri were eneaeial 111 the libt. and used their lutilemn and other ims-i ,-ti ireo v. I I'sou Kon-rriu, No. ft liravson pltiro, sworn I witliesneil the ri nturbance ou t hem ul ntreet; I siw the otil nent omanetrtiok. j I w an ntnlidlllir notrtho ileiekM il, anil the mi-silo which nlruoi linn Hew bv ley l.eu. I; Ihe hev enti eiilh Ward ilelf.eilioii was piioiiie nt tie- lime; the aa-sile as thr wu bv s r.no nee 111 l'. 11- Ion. ol lao priu'esion, as it c.l'tio 1ro.11 licit 1111-ct-.mi ; I ntiw a minihei- ot men c.nne from tue pun ni mtil niik M ve.ul .reii.lein.-n on tlio sieeiMilk. it wa.. einut eia'ivelv qu et ill tiiat qaarier l.ntn tla- S -vei.teenili v anl ciiine a oliir I ove. it, vims, No. t:a Wood str.nl. sworn -I)a-ri.uilie iiiKiiirhnnco on Hatiirda 111 -hi I w is at rSiMh nml ( h mitt: ntrcs-tn; I saw tlio n il mm nib r hi-li'ille 11 sirilrk; ihe II lit was g.ui ' al at lint p nee ; I itiil u t s. e hiiv 11, il ee ottieer str.ke anv one. r iimim-.Ii a Iv. svll'..u. No. 7'4 llnyln ntisv-l I V IIS slal til ti ir 'II liont ol ItnwilM's F.KIli-osn olll,-., on Sniin.lav 111,'lit; tliu old entl.. 1111:1 won sir.le'K by a lltiit.ail tlinilili I.) sonic periaill boloua-ill' lo the Si vci'leen'h Ward .l",ei,.itioa ; 1 wai si indlil . e'o se lo h mat iho lima; I Iio!h I to carry him down into nn eat 1 lie ie. ur; be was .sti nek hack 01 tiie e ir; ta.uo w nn a voiiiil-holy : truck nt tho time; 1 did nut see nn ei the poheo ton" strike, hut a number ot tucm Ui :e ftruck hv riotous baliviiln-a n. Isaac lit rr, W. comer I bird and f.nrs stieets, sworn 1 saw the old jrout Ionian alter b hsil been struekj 1 Old not seo tho s nkill; tlio liif it v a ' eem ru'. nnd iiiissiles were tlvin-j iu over ill n rliiin : I wnn struck on Hi -bold with a pieee ol a clul 1 1 did not sec any ol tint poheo uirco strike. .li ns (iltAilAM, ic-i,liiii; 111 Cherry ntreel. above N nib, nworu - i was on Ihe south sido 01 t'liesuut slie-1. above Sixth, on hmi. Sntiinlav lusdit ; 1 ho o rt I'i nth itnin was ou tiie north si.lo ot tlio street; I siiw n rinbtnrv man ntut it police otbeer ntuiuliinr near blm; 1 was parading 111 Iho early part ot tho fvciihiir with the .MiiiiiId ,Vieii 1 nuw nolieo ollioers tr H'st to iiuell tlio ilisttirhauco, but did not steunv o tl.eui ilelila-iuto y strike uuv 01 those oneavrod in the not; I do! not see any ono str.ko the old man. l'ATIlll'K IlllAIIY.t No. 63) Aid srrts't, sworn I did not soo the o d geittlemnii ntriiek; b it I did see a police otl'cor stnko un uid yiililat oil the noiph elrtn l ibv street; this man was taken away by two oili er is. ill. raiiACLition, Kvvorii On Suiulav last I made a pon uiorteui -xaui'iiulioti iiiion tkio boil v 01 an old men nt tlio 1 et.trat Siatinn; an ini-ti and a halt 10 ibr iho L it ear wnn a contused wound, Hardly exteiubn tbroueli tltoiikiii; I oxumiuod Iho bra 11; th. -re was 110 bruises about the ecaji, but a clot of Llood was loiiiid pressing upon th laceui tlio brunt; ihi-, 111 my opinion, was thu cause of his uoith; this iiiiL-lit have las-u caused by a binworafa'l; tlio w untl on tiie neck wan nviiteiitly cuinnd by a jluiil iiistrtiineni. A number of other witnesses worn exniiilnml when Ihe u.visiigutiuii was cuiuiiiiieU over until this aitoi tionu. I-'atai, AcctnuNT. Coronor Taylor held an luquest yesterday afternoon io the cuso of George Francis Itogart, aged four years, who was run over by n Government wagon, at Montgomery nnd (iirard avenues, and killed. There were two wagons attachi d together, und the unfortu tia'e lad attempted to .jump ou the tongue of tho last one, when he fell, tlio wheels passing over bis body, aud indicting injuries which caused his death in about au hour. Ut) had just provio is to tho accident been driven away from tint wagons while hanging on one of thorn. The driver wis unitniiro of what had happened 11 mil informe I by a pcr-on who bud Witnessed the ocourrcn . Aiu.ivAi, or lli:oii;Nrs. Tho following regi ments, in companies, passed through our city nnd were fed nt the Cooper Shop Saloon ye, tor- day : A detachment of 8')0 sick and wounded m-n from Petersburg, half of whom wore fed at the Coopi r Khop Salo in. Company K, 7th United Stuns Infantry, 4S men, commanded by Llou- t. ruin t Cnllln. ll'h Maine Volunteers, !)" man n,d 7 ollleers. A iletuchmont of il l and ldth New Jeiscv, 12 men fiom bevorlv. 7 ID men trom ilitlerent hospitals, District of Columbia. 40 men of the ltiil.l Keglineiit Pennsylvania Volunteers, -is men of dill, rent regiments. 11 011 b roit Aobd CoLoiii'.ii Pboi'J.r. A move meet is on foot among the colored people to establish an institution similar in Its chancer to tho Indigent Widows' and Single Women's Society. A meeting of colored citizens in refer ence lo tho subject whs bold last evening at 1st. Thomas' Church. Tho billowing oillc.ers have been elected : President, !Hwyn Purrish ; Vice Pusl.'i nt, Steplion Smith ; .Secretary, M. Oaldcr ton ; Treasurer, Samuel it duploe. Ili.t iii iTikii to Qo On. Ycst'Tday a bill passed both branches of City Councils, providing fur t.'ie continuation of recruiting in this city. Th bounties arc the suno as before, but reirii latcdas 1. llows ; For twelve mouths mn,9l0; for two Jems' men, $l)t; lor three years' moll, JMiiO: for enrol ed citizens who Mrui.sU substi tutes, fJKO, Jfi'W, und fr.1do, lor tho respective tonus ol sci vice. Aim 01 u RuiiiiKHY or 1 11 it Mail. Andrew J. Sin lb, route agent for ti.u Post ):ilee in tbo lliavet 11... noli of the Leh'-'h Valley road, h id a hvai ng before the U.S. Corninlsiloner yester-lay, 1 pon the ehar 'e of robbing Ilia mail. Tuo evi dence shop cd that he had taken letters from tho tram, " re IU1111 open, und destroyed the 11, after tat leg the cotitcn's. Ho was hold 1 1 ans wer at court. Jti iovmiy of S101.1.N Piioiu.m v. This morn ing a hoisc and carriage stolen from Dr. Tooth nelier, No. 0":) Norih Seventeenth streot, was re covered at u livery stable on Poplar street, above Lit vi Mb. The Doctor weut to visit a patient, and whi o in tho house two boys came along, jumped into his earri .go, and drove oil'. Alter 1 riving around, they pi n e I tbo horse iu livery at tbestablow re il was found. UouiiFiiv. Some time between twelve o'clock lust night and early this morning the residence of Ci ptain James Warner, No. l-50rt Lombard sireit, was entered by thieves and robbed of a handsome gold watch, vulued at 'it0, and two docn silver spoons. Captain Warner follows the sea, and the watch was presented to him by the panics owning the vessel of which he has charge. rosTi-o.vtr.n. The Excursion of the Consumer's Mutual Coal Company to their mines has been post oned on account of the Inclemency of the weather. Our readers will perceive by their no. t ce in to dity's pBpcr thut Thursday next is iWcd, ui d the better hum of eight o'clock fur starting, reluming the same day. A ltioiMiiNT RE-bNLisTtn. We are happy to announce that ihe whole lirey Iloserve Regi ment, Lioutoiiant-Colonol Clnrke commanding, huve re enlisted, and will arrive in this city from BhtridHn s nrmy (bth Corps) this afternoon at ul aut live o'clock. They w ill return to duty after a short vi.-it to their frieuds. The Kxtha Assessments'. Tho whole num ber of persons placed on the extra assessment list for the Presidential election Is 4485. Of this num ber, the largest number, 342. were received in the Twentieth Ward. The smallest number, 76, were received In Ihe Fourth Ward. Damaoi.s Askkv Fob. At tbe meeting of Select Council, held yesterday afternoon, a peti tion was presented from Dr. David Juyne, claim ing compensation from the city for damages doue to bis propirty, No. 611 Cbesnut street, by the Democratic para do on Eaturduy night last. Akkival of tui Ovnbuat Galena.. This morning, the United States gunboat Galena, ot M'Clcllun notoriety, was reported coming up the river. Hie came from Key West, aud wiil be re paired at our Navy Yard. JUcai iTUio. This morning the Mayor Issued warrunU for the payment of the dty bounty to ore buudred and twenty men. ninety-five of wboiu ware credited to ihe First Ward. rouTtcAL. At the Vnton League ITall last night, ex United States Senator Clemens, of Ala bama, delivered an able address to a largo audience. At the Hall of the Invisibles,, Tier. William Hatfield and Dr. T. K. Osmuii spoke to a tolera bly large audience. At a large mooting at Oermnntown, Governor Purlin, Hon. Lewie Murker, and General J.x. Owen spoke. Tbe address of tho Governor wai one of the most able and eloquent be has yet delivered, and as an oratorical ettort has tew equals. His Kx rellcncy speaks to-tiight at Iloddonfleld, New Jersey. Tl.o Academy of Music was well filled las f vening, on the. occ islon of a great speech from Colonel R. stockctt Matthews, of Maryland. Tne able and eloquent otator was frequently ap plauded during bia admirable address. A large and enthusiastic meeting of Ihe friend of the I'nion wns held at Salem, N. J., last night. The Republican Invinciblcs of this ci y, un l Catruen Club were in attendance. Tbe whole town was brilliantly illuminated, tbero being a grand torchlight procession after tbe adjournment f the meeting. The linn. William D. Kclley was among the list of speakers. Kaii noAti Accikent A horse and dray were run Into bv a locomotive, on the North Pennsyl vania railroad, at Diamond street, yesterd iv, killing the horse and badly injuring the driver, John Russell. Akkivkii. The remains of Captain O. W. Hawkins, of the !7tb Regiment Pennsylvania oluntfcts, arrived in thin city yesterdsv. iho deceased dud from wounds received lu front of Petersl nig. Inchkask or Sai.ahy. An ordinance) is now before the Committee on Finance of City Conn e.ils tsi inert a e the salary of the Mayor of Philadel. phut to y.jiXU per annum, after tho first of January next. Colon 11. Tuo win' RutnwrNT. A telegram has hem received, stating that Colonel Thomas' Regi ment will arrive in this city this afternoon. To Pencil Asr. Piothino at Low rnimn, mako a n In It. n rrm ear stock nl Hr.Ativ sunt llkrmsnts. Wu eifsiUili K'is'Ol ti.liiil In Oys, ftl, m.ils an. I .iid'cin, ft et. ?A O. t.n irr rr-ii. lotsrr thin In D...W charse.! l.irtne sivn.i'ff-fsU nitole toonl.T. We tnve A'l slvl-s, !.., a-ul .rlei'h ut I'totlnne-M.-li's, Y.nith n, und Itovs'. All eatl lie sulteil wiUioultluley ,n tmunie. Tti vvrrT A Po., Tower Hall, No. Ms Market attest. I.iNi n Rrsi'Kt-Ti t'l.t.Y rr.t11ciTP.11 ToOeonov. t'rnr.i'la Train, euniialate Inrlhe net lrvs.liaivi 1 Hew brilliant In t e man h of mat I! To day leavea ycilvraey IM-Iilmt; lint art tiuwii.re -n.-ti increase trains A In Hie inoileot iliawli.f trains. Kir si no- Ufa Orow ; ite-n . ie 10 wie uaeil ; Cal.Tic Ann some minds amttaetf 1 Itut tinir all thrau wo tan aarea.a. for hnrr'a A Ti-.ns Ihat o. e liv tdr tleorre.bur yoiirrl-nliiii at I'tia. SHokon A ito.'s one f ri..-, un.) r tiie CoLttiii-nUI, and doo't mako a fit t'tljon 01 yoiirstir. Ciiii.nnitN's Ci.otiuko. lle.v n' Nmt. In'ontiTlelhtnir. llo s' Overcoats. 'I h.lnri e-t and heat anaorf tntvit in tV eltv. M. isuol.uskkit & t'u., No. 4 H. Eishtb siroet. Fun Tim Opkra. Tho most elegant Oporii Itlnak. w e have i-vt-r a'cu wu n itlottd on i-xtiililMuit this n i.rliin. , iC ttm nil.'.ro..ias of M-'inrs. lrjr,-r el llaker, Din Nell-Mii.wa Hi wiiik Klnotilnu Manufacturers, t'liesuut sin et, l.cl. w F.lulilti. Tti.nn l'l..iikn urn nlsli irately eiu-tnolaprt-il mi tlitr celoiirit-'il tewlnir niaohtana, en-i tliono Lolli-s Ititcnilltic. to Rototlieamo lltruiittt lipora.enl wi.iilnu tl e hniiOnenivHt eieaki, should not tall to procure oueol iLeauwi.tiout delay. Tiik New Fium op Asiimkad & Kvans, in tho old a nnd ol llaf...nrd. an Cn.-nnnt atre it. No. 721, have a 1 litre aliiek to st-lisi; fl-..Dl. Ttioj liuve exiteiience in tiie l.atlne.s. and an- ub ait p.itillslnas aunie valuabli: additions to the liter aline of oar country. McF.i.nov has a fine assortment of cloaks, siiitni'le tor the Indies. Ilels oiutoeite Uie IVanslvaina faiivcn.li, lu inUi au-eet "A Fkiv Moiie Plain Facts." More of the Flon ii. e M a. litii a are not In use than a'l oilier scerlnt; nui l't. en 1 1. 11,1, inert i ,'ai.mhi aro not aula la a yean falsi are not la it"a ni litllaiteipliU. Hut there are enoiiKk In ti.e to eMMtiilsri Its aiiperlnrlt)' ove all other r.inihy mai Iniien. aral itnin tor It a host ot frieti'la wh , roifnr.l Ic un ll.e l, a. en of Hewlnir Alaotilnet. Ko older machine oovernso la-K'O a raiiKe of work ua the l-'liireni-e. Too mih-i, of lite Kl- rvneo dnrliiK the rtrst year has e been m iro than double inane of any other sewltm machinal for a hko pr.ofl, hkov. lay that a Ola' riinliintiiin luii-lle can uni .1., at'prti-lAie In. iMlvAtttat.iin of Ihe Ktoreuee nvor all others. 1 ul. lii.trtu-tloiin naien wltlioili charge, whcincr voa vv aah lo piiri-lmne or mil. Sverv nint-hliie warranted la give rntiri. .atiafaritt.n, or tin- money returned. Ot.lianis ln.lv olieriitoin, with or wl'.t-nut iiiaeion..., actit t any p in of ll.e ruy, li tun oav or week. 4.AI1 or tend year orders to the Kiori Lte bewjii); Machine Company, o. 0-10 Caesuat street. Wi:st Vihoivia Pktiiot.hcm Iasni,-A few dl-.lrable nil I, nets In Weit Vtrelnts. lueliiUlttii three leaiss on Itiirnliis; Mprlna ; will lie ottered Ju tills market for a few ilaj n. Aku, a choice prept rt lu VenanKO comity, Pa. lnuireof .loir-r H. 1,-ivK. Mo. 10 d. t-'raut street. Gxruon's Trmclk op Aut, No. OU Arch trret, l-repHrril nt all lanes to make iihotordp'ilc views of nftips. bneiUnt.'S country aoaia, Interiors, AO. i drawlnns arid old iiletire. ooliKil iu a siiiienor insnnei. I' niii -Ll-t nit i ha'en,fd and coini.urtsoii tollclii-.l to our Imp-rial photographs iiriiiioiiiiciii niisiirpasseU by superior jndnus. Wiikn Yof Hkhiiib l'noTooBAriis mode, don't tali to viHlt H. T Helm, r a No. li'M Arch afreet, and etiiitn- ll.chlhfl p-ehuetis life al.e PhotogrAphs 111 ft.l, Ivo y- t pea, Cartes lie Vmlli's. FINANCE AND COMiMERCE. ! Qyrica or The Kvbno TanaoaAi-H, I 1'r day, Kvember 4. i ; The Ftock and Gold Markets eoutinno very much unsettled under tho vory contllcting ac counts from tbe army, and tbe rumors of tbo intended raid from Canada by tho secessionists upon our Northern borders. The election com plicutions also assist in rendering operators caiitii.nv, and, ex. opt in tho old stocks, a general unwillingness to assume now stock obligations is vciy perceptible. The old bidders of Reading bold with tenacity the sharos purchased for the rise and the forthcoming dividend ; while a few of tho outsldo timid disciples are inclined to throw overboard the shares recently purchased. After the election is over we ahull have calmer waters and smoother sailing, when a strong movement is predicted. The Stock Market is dull this morning, with the exception of Coal Oil shares, which coutiuue txcitiduud more active. M iplo eihado opatied this morning with sales at 41, fell off, and sold at X4; Fgbert 60ld early In the day at C'.u fiJ, fell off, uud sold at lV'.i; DuUvll at 10; Noble aud Dola mutcr at H j ; Dcnsrr.ore, Hi ; McKlhcny, CJ ; Min eral Oil, -!g ; and Ilock Oil at 4. Government bonds are firm, with sales of t5-20s nt Uml, coupons olf; new do. at 100J; and Gi of 1881 at KklsJ j 7-.'Hs nro quoted at llljfn IDC; old City (is are selling ut 100. In Railroad shares there Is very little doing. Reuding sold ut 1 17 A, and North Pennsylvania railroad bonds at 07 4(u '.IS ; 46 was bid for Little Hihtiylkill; 00 for M.uchlll; 30 for North Penn sylvania; hllj lor Lehigh Valley ; SO for Elmlra preferred ; 18 fur Caiawlssa common ; 32) for Philadelphia nnd liiie ; and 13 for Loug Island. City Paet-cnger Railroad Mi ares continue dull, wiih Eules of Thirteenth aud Fifteenth at '24; 31 was bid for Spruce nnd Pine; 61 for West Phila delphia; 17 for Arch; '29 for Green and Coatcs; aud 2f'i for Girurd College; CD1 was asked for Second aud Third; aud 604 for Cliesmit and Walnut. Rank shares are firm, but there is little or nothiug doing. 13G was bid for r armors' aud Mechanics'; 574 for Commercial ; 28 for Manufacturers' aud Mechanics'; oi for Consolidation; 47 for Com monwealth j 63 for Com Lxcbaiige ; aud 40 for Union. Cuual shares continue dull, and we hear of uo sales; 39 was bid for Schuylkill Navigation pre ferrcd; 71 for Lehigh Navigation; 98 for Morris Canal common; 151, for Susquehanna Caual; aud 37 for Delaware Division. Money continues easy and the demand Is lindted. Loam on call are freely offered at 67 per cent, per aunum ; prime paper is scarce aud quoted at 709 per ccut. Gold conunuos dull, and the sales are limited, opening at 23G, fell otl' aud sold at 233 at 11 o'clock, 232, at 12, rallied and sold at 23 at 124 P. M. The official statement shows that on tha last Monday In October, 1864, the reaources of the National Eauklng Associations were over f7,0O,0O0, including about 93,250,000 of loans and disoouut, and nearly 45,0a)0,0O0 In specie and other lawful money. The profits are stated at o,000,000. Quotation of Gold at the(Pbiladelphla fjold xchange, Iso. 31 b. 1 turd street, socoud story : ol A. M 2 Id la M h .232! 11 A. JU......aa.V01 A a . jai.eaee..ea Jdakcl dull. rrmjiDrt.rinA btotk ixchahciii Brjri, mr. e BapertssJ y Clarknon At Co.. nmlera. w. m . Tklri ineth llar'M-rsh...,.wB 41 "''"ua BOA HUH. 410 ib. Ualeetl On.. tx. ill do 41 Ktsi ah a 0 41 ltsiaa d bl 44 . ah Egbert Oil 6 Will, da 4n do. ! ah dn Ill . 100 h Curtlil OU in ion in do aUO 9 Jim nil do IU 0 b Rock Oil Miah larr MometWad s2 SK'S'i Penatnore R i win nit Phn. ai 011 :. ii liv-ahCorn Planter.. 7"f l'i tin. 7 I'O.h do. hlO Tsi lil ah Heneca Oil. ... 110 ah Story Farm .M S 1 om Ka.-eia r ml .0 IV Ksish Kevafa Ol'. bd 3sf is. ab do e 6 IK) ah do M f'l 4m ah do r,'i tss1 all dn Utn C 1- l iHOah da InH) ii' St" all it bo 6"i H'S'lh do ht SSI .n .10 e' 'i"o .It do l'r d M f 'l" do A I'Uah do ,10 ;o,h fl t e an mr Centre.... s 1'S'sli M. kMneii) OU- S riKIT BOAKl ttnnnrr. a . a, t.. im t- isn I' M k-An I1.1V a ..m . .S I Maple ah.. M0 44 lilt' ah do blO 41 sju , .e.l'aey $" do Jill S si I'. H 7 .'tos ini'j, bsllfllv i;.vrr7IJ.ai lll i Hi.!' It. nd. b.li 44. clt'Ci1 at.. N M .,71 1') do SS 1 HKtah Ksla-rt Oil l.uOah do la ft'. issi.h do boo I'll ah do Mt ti ill do (,'! von ah do boo ui taoah do a JK'.h Kiaillne H..U1U 7l' lis. ah lath tVl.'.lh XI 1 beak do Ills! l"n do b.10 4 l .Ml ah R-llans-e In., d', rah Kuli-.nCoal.... n't 4oll ah dn h SVj lot sll UAIiall Od tvkl 10 l'Oati d b 10 ' nu an Hobi a Del... 4.'.0 ah do Vi0 ah llenainore iati MeKlhtnyOII . 8 inn ah do b i "n ayije rana.. inn ah do , . . tkaiab Mineral oil.. IS Jio ait ibK Olh. Quotations of the principal Coal aad (Wi nil stock at 1 o'clock to-day .- Kt Mk. Bid juk. Fulton Coal as, I rolon Petroleum., -i' But Mountain foal. wf 7 Monona li) O e" M.V. Mid. Coal U 14 Heneca Oil fi t ,'.V airvauM Ol! V 1 S V.KravnUinOU .. I 1. Howes K4U17I1., I lift 1 limns; "tl tH li i'i Pee f arm Oil.... V 15 1 1 if ne more IV ai2 SI illaliellOU 11 J 10 lev,- MoKlheny 4af St S 1 K.sw.rU OU , . , JW 'Olm.tead V 3 1 H MohleAiDelauaalar. aw HsT t HiMiard IW 11? lvg Btory ram JT s Bnmer I T , fa Kabert 4kf kH it Hose Island ,. .. 1 2 Atlaithony Klver.. 1 ' 1 V M Cartln , BVIn-'j V rh.Ua oil Creek, l li 1 3'. Hull I tree k tH 4NC 4'a Oertaaula.... 1 1'2 V Brliraa 4 ', kock OU 4 4 , tlreen Mi. Coal... X ('a-honiiale.... New On ek Fee.ter Hera Coal, . 1 . 1 , 1 .11 .20 . 10 . I .20,' Vi , 1 . 5 .: . . IS . .v . 't Clinton (toal , llutler I'oal I'laioenil Coel.... Hwatara dmertran Kaoiln.. I'ei.u Mlntns I'ontieeltrut kryalone 7.tno.. . Kli-elalorOU Ilia Tank , Conttticnlal Y arrell Oil I'n-ek Manle rsfiade Oil. til'!:nt,..k oil... Pennaylvania I'at. 1'orrv Oil , Vlneral OH... .. Kelatone Oil venaoao oli The following are the recolnta of Orud Oil ai this port during Hie past week i Crude, bills lSltJ Ketined, bbls raj The following are the receipt of Tlow and Grain nt this port during the pant week i Flour, bbls l,at() AVI eat, bushels 3'llHorJ Corn, " !,90 Oats, " 2d,2d9 The following arc the inspections of Flour and Meal for Ihe week ending November 3 : Barrels supertine 6fi(Vf " Kye Flour As) " Corn Meal 925 " condemned H Total 11,839 The quantity of flour and grain In store at Chicago on the 2Jd of October was as follows : IH. lan. Flour, bbls..., Wheat, bush.. Corn, " .. Outs, " .. Hurley, " .. Itye, " .. . 3tl,4-'0 .729,297 .i'Kl.tOO fifiC.377 .030,010 . HS.019 37,i(9l I,3lM,270 613,877 1,141,IkI .670 101,303 Total in bushels 1,015,102 3,151,278 The New York Trihtme this mornlns; say : "Money is reported active amonir stock house, and at 7 per cent, the demand is very active. The) City Banks are moving with prudence in view of large drafts made by the Government upon country depositories, which will be met a usual by their city agents. There is no reason why so large an ainouut of money should longer rumitia with tbe National Hanks, to the inconvenience of tho Treasury, and the encouragement of specu lators. In mercantile paper no change." American aceurilles were quoted In London on the 2lst of October as follows: Maryland 5 per cent SVtelS 1'nited States, 5-20 years, 18S2 43(3 1 Yircmla State 5 per cent. 15 .put Do. ti per cent ...27 074 Aliinitte and Great Western, Tow York section, 1st mortgage, ISH0, 7 per cent.. 69W71 Do. td morignge, 1MHI ....bt oiQ-J Tcitni-J lvanla, 1st mortgage, 1877 t'jji'7t Do. 2d mortgage, 1HS2 6-5 titij J-ate shares, ,Sltt0 (ail paid) ..40(n)t Do 7 p r cent. prof, do .-W.uH'l Do. 1th inorigsgo 41153 Do. 6th mortgtige 4712 Illinois Central, li pi-rcent.. 187.5 .7.3(ri7d lo. JtfrlOO shares (nil paid) , 50(,i)ol Mat iettuanil Cincinnati Ku Iroad bonds, 7s. tin -71 rnnumn H dlrooil, let mork 7prct. 18tij..lHOrt)l03 Do. 2d mortgage, 7 percent. 1H72. 100(g)W3 ruinsylvuiiia Railroad bonds, 2.1 mort gage, 0 per cent., convertible ...79?! The progressive Increase of tho Publlo Debt, of ull descriptions, since the fit h of July, wiiou Mr. l esscndeii took charge of the Treasury, Is as follows: Prlnelpat. Inttmtt. 1 ,72,Stl7.0 10 IfJ 73,42 i.iiri 1.7!).) 033, 1(19 73,7o'.5.H l,7!l,2sH,3tS -f 74,758,047 l,W).Vi23.-tit 73,ti50,6ta 1,837 492,170 7o.418,3J5 1,8.I2.I0,8S5 71,871 tm l,849,7l4,o. 78.088, l.i 1,8)9,274,374 M,K),0o9 l,S78,-5t.),''.'H 77,447,123 l,9V),7.i,7lfi 81,778 641 2,017,099,613 ,U13,U0ti July 5... July 12... July 19... July 2b.. Aug. 2.. Aug. .. Aug. 1(1.. Aug. 23.. Aug. 30.. Kept. 31). . Oct. 31.. Increase In 118 dnv $.'21,232 478 $1 1,888 S Average daily increase of principal... . -$1 iox),ia Averugc ruto ol inturcst per annum. 4 23 per cent. lng"M,-"iiiiHi;,MlilnouiTaiioy,ls,sOT,0()J. .' ,,, The issues of currency stood at tbo two) periods under comparison as follows: ,sa.,iAe,-ii. Oetofei-sil. rnlti'd ntntea notea eeM.liKl.ftrj Klve.ereent lylarSolea SI.V'O.Ikh) Five I'er ei.l.-i- oar Nulea lii.sHOkk) HU l'l)lli 4S,')H'HSI Ut.lU.'Mt r Ive I-er l-- ni 7 .vrar .-sou-., won 4Jou).ona,.,... Tri-aanr . tua . 11 elucli luti-reat Iian c -aaesl , Fraet.oital rarreiiev f,SJ,J10 aiOdd.US l.H.ftill iM.asi .77,,S,l llM, Ul.iM) 4 si.' 411 Vrl M (NO Coin pound litlen-al Xotee.. Total ..IViSi.OWJIJS puu,l rj ie.iiu,,ii llccrtaae I'liii.AmxriiiA ritAiK KEPtmr. FitiDAT, November 4. Tiado to-day his mostly been brought to a stand-still by the Incle ment condition of the weither, and the fluctua tions in gold and exchange. Ihero is less demand lor r lour, but vnnplici come in slowly, uud bold rs are firm in tlioir deuuinsls; sales are mostly in a sin til way for bome consumer and retai.ers at $luycl025 !) bid. for supcriine, JjilO H)(tti for extra, aad lj.'11'oOC" 13 lor low gride extra family and fancy lots, according to quality. There is very little Itye Flour here, and it is taken nt $90 2 (' bbl. Trices ol Corn Meal are nominal. The offerings of Wecat are small, but them Iv very little coining in. We quota red at $1 -V)(i) 2 ti i for l'enn-ylvania and -Southern, and $& 73 " 2-t0 for while, the iatit-r for Kentucky. Sintll sules of Rve at l-70C'i 1-72- Cora is vory quiet; small sales of yellow at 1-70. Oats are un changed ; sales of 2t)t)i) bushels Ddiuwaro at Wj. lu liurlcy and Malt no sales. Cotton is not so tirra ; we qnote at $1-25 for middling. InGrocorictand rrovisions there labutlittla movement. Whisky Is unchanged! sales of 300 bbl. Ohio) at lpl-77 1'78, and Drudge at 1-70. LATEST MAKIAK INTELLIGENCE OLI.ARF.1) 11118 MORHINa. Iianine Orel lllK, lluvi-iier, foonaoola, 4.0,. Bailey A Co. llriK Olive e'rancea, HiuuJI, do. do. llrlKtMloue.llnlMii, Ma ansae, do. eh hr Ar-u K)e, Tu n.etid, Key Weet, D. 8. HteuonJlCe. Sehr t'hrrij, 1'tia.e, HaniiaoD Koads, 11. A- sktiaius. Kthr Johu 1'rlve, XUavrson, do. do. .DH ARKIVRD THIS IfOBSTST. Baisjue Mary beuiuy. Clark, days fruia Port Soyal, la ballast io D. 8. susieua A Co. n i is- A . ' . Lan abee, ixiwiy, 5 days from Providenea, la ballast to capuuu. .,,-.- MeAr Mouteuma, Lewis, 10 days from Bangor, with lumber to cetoaiu. hehr Ilia-kiuuu, (laudy, 4 tlays from Kef folk, In ballast UlyleraatM. l Ip t Peter, from peaauovia. H.true I'li-iadaa, from Pjn U-oyal. 1'iiree llsht l.aritua ; au4 tour lines, one daeply ladaa. Maniue Clou-tee i.iumiia,lruuc'aluuiuui,waaoil iloiauaay llook at noon yeelerday. VST. THE EX.CC IIS IOK Ol? TUB CON- sumeia' Mutual I'-oa) Combaay to Daelr Mima a( keaa poeiiH.ned ou aeoou nt l the weather, lo IMLKlallA iit.XT, TUB bah 1KH., Ant althe eUclttloa uf niauyaf (be btMaUokMan UiueufaturUuu will tie , H.1UUT O CLOCK IX TUB MOf"" -lnateadof vraT ' TIIK eabt.iek iioita or suer" 1'ievieu.i tiAst Thls alKtrat!' of .evinl i UK Tim or " ',-yaj. ' Wlicb WtU b tgx txXM pAT. i
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