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INDICSBDAY4IIZINNINO, NOV. 8, 1881
CITY AFFAIRS.
atieflozoLootckt. _Observations for the Ge
dee, by O. K. Shaw, Optician, 68 filth Street
-Leerrneted daily:'
is OMR. 11.11 MUDD.
1 9 cSelgt.Ck, 4. s 00 50
90 88
1.2-
.. ..... 3.-ti
E=lME^=3
Ths railroad time table. !mains been re.
Vieed and. altered, the tains now arrive and
depart trom this point.. follows:
Arrior at
Flooaruiromila Has7:mod. Nepal. Pirtsbsoigh.
%1,4.3111 tra10...........-- 660 a ea. 306 p. m.
40 p. no. 116 p. m.
that Llaa.---.. —. .10 ..33 p. m. 130 am.
• . Joba•torra Accommodarloa—. 390 p. m. 30 06 a. m.
FiraaWall'i - do - 660 a. m. 680 m.
Parioad do do .-1109 am. I 110a.m.
Third do do . 4 00p:m. 101p.m
Fourth do do 616p.m. 606p.a0
Fttriborrph. R. W. re C.
—lfba. at 3 gip. m.
193iploan P•artiamir...—..—.-- 140 p, m 600 a. to.
tat ltoonomy Area from 311'7.. T 40 a ra. -4 00a ea
. 114- - do do do d0...12 60 a. a. 1010 a. ea.
341 do do do do— 6KVp. m. 6 06. p. m.
lat Brlghtoa do do ,d 0... 930 a. ca. 616.. m.
24 do do do 3
do— 430 p. m. 2 00p. m 7
alamilloo Pim do d 0... 60 p. a. 11 00 am.
• almaimill Pitgatorreo /2.-31. •
ItaY --..—.. 116 a, as. 410 p.m.
llamas c , 140 p. m. 10 00 p. ea.
. II 20 p. m. 940 a. m.
araselZiaatir Nen/road. '
• Mali Train —.............—.....- 300 a - m. 633 p. m.
sport Agoommtdatum...ll 00 s. to. 200 p m.
RIF ON Trate.. . ..... 660 p. m. 980 nm
Airtime' Accommodation-- 420 p m t 636 a. zo.
lieZeotptrt 4o -- 66tp,m. 660 a.m.
.21tini..1 train which I the city on Bundey.
Change of Mails:
The Winter Time . Tables on the
Railroads, took elect yesterday. Hence, the
boom for the arrival and departure of the
malls have beau alto changed. We annex a
synopsis of the time of arrival and departure
of the Etat and West miile, tarnished by the
geometers of this city and Allegheny:
• errrisnlog
•
Pint Waters ilsil--Batollo, Cleveland. Cincinnati,
Okapis, Indianapolis, Lou:kerne. tit. Lonle, Wheeling,
iltenternellte, Wag math for Tort Wayne k Odense
getlroul and Cleveland & Pittsburgh Relit° A-closes
at midnight. nee shim at{ edockp
Am& Wetter* Masl-111rh, Co:lmbue. Cleveland,
Clootnuall,Chicago. getroir. - Dritioqua, Indlenspolta,
Lonimille, Et. ilcoeph ant Bt. Loots. fan /rancho.
Baeratarsto,Touido and Who'll:iv-clone at Itegp. on.
and arrive.. at 6:18 a. m.
Ping Sorters tali-Scaton, Baltimore, Washington
Oily, Cliamterourg, Bahia.
burg, Lancaster-clews at 8;60 p. us; arrives at 1:15
p, m.
Ilperati iattarh Mail-Baton, Baltimore, Washing.
tens City, Neer.lork. Philadelphia. Chambenbutg,
Harrisburg. Lanoester -dors at 9:16 p m; arrive. at
1:93 a. m.
2B(rd Muter* Mati..-NewiTerite Pbtl.delphls and
Way Malls to altoinarselara at midnight.
ortifuurr tri.ca.
first -Wriknrtl-,
MaAtfires at MO p. m. Ohms
at 9.80 p. m.
Alma Writers Anti--Arrives at 6:13a. in. Dimes_
M11:80 re.
PIMA Zanier,. Mosl , -Anives at 3 p. m. Chem at
P.
itamad Misters Misil-Atilrea St 6.18 it. m. Cleave
061100
MOLs for Butler, &limey* Hauung, Mead.
vita, franktindlo , arrive at 6:30 p. m.; ohm at 8 SO
p.m. i
Air Moan cut out thin Sandals and preserve it for
your ecnvenkstra.
A Slam Gives hts Wire Leave to Tumid.
A few'days since the wife of a man named
Jonathan Andre, residing in New Garden,
Colombian:Aunty, 0., eloped with a fellow
• named Puce, who became acquainted With
her while selling cultivators in . the neighbor.
- hood. Jonathan, instead of pursuing the
faithless one and taking deadly revenge on the'
destroyer 'Whir peace, takes a most - philosophic
view of his bereavement, and contents hirffsell
with @title, the fact that "Anne Eliza" haa
lett him, and warning the public not to trust
her on bur account. in his advertisement, an
nouncliig her Sight, he Bays: "She left in the
company of one John Afton, the 'cultivator
Man.* . Sinceleavieg, they ha - re been seen In
Bellville, Ohio, where they passed as man and
wife. This Pazon is quite a captain in the
female line, I being the second man in this
canary whose wife has strayed off with him in
the lui two menthe. He his a lawful wife in
Greensboro, Indiana. Said Puce is about
twenty-Fix years of age, six feet one or two
inches high, of a dui complexion, aid is u
present engagedin_selang territory for a corn
cultivator, of which_he is patentee. Any per.
- son capturing and fettucine , the fugitives will
- receive neither money nor • thanks for their
trouble, as I have no desire to ever see either
of them." Go it Andre—you're a trump.
A Patrlotta Sumplo.
A number of bands employed upon the
• Reading Railroad have lipid a paw to the
ilect that they would devote every month a
dolluor more frog the of each towards
slut new Government 7 1140 per coat. loan
daring *lie sontinuance of the war; the in
taut which may accrue to be reinvested in
the same way; the whole inveitment, pried.
pal and interest, to be sold as soon after the
-- , , termination of- the war c, may be decided on,
and' the 'proceeds to be divided among the
pahecnbere in proportion to the amounts end
dates of their original subscriptions. The
President and Treasurer of the road will act
as trustees; $5,400 has already been subecrili
ed-threegh Jeri Jay Cooke, Government agent
in Philadelphia, by one thousand 'oat of the
fifteen hundred employees in the transporta
- ties department, and in the roadway depart
meat; five hundred have siren notice of their
intention to subscribe
OW;rime Court
Toranav, Nov. &—Present , all the Jadrgea.
H M I vi. Sboenbergar's— Milts; Cambria.
AllUld by Potts for Plaintiff in Error.
Wright vv. Canntay; Armstrong. Mimed
by Catania for Plaintiff in Error, snd by Col
deo_ _ _ •
James A. Getty, of lodises, was on motion
of IL W. Weir, Iteq. e duly admitted and
qualified to practice in the Supreme Court.
Ferguson vs. Galc.lariat et al.; Westmoreland.
If on Pro,.
Bradley vs. O'Domiell et al.; Cambria. Ar
gued by Johnston and White for Plaintiff M
Error, and by Bcott end Kittsll contra
Wilson', Appeal; Armstrong. Argued by
Fulton for Appellant, and by Calhoun contra.
Heyl & Lanai's Appeal; Wetmoreland.
Argued by Foster tor Plaintiff in -Error, and
by Barton contra.
Comtmdoerned- till nine o'clock Wednp•
day moriing.
Dbtriet Court.
PilorviT t Ont. 4.—Btiore Judge ilemptoo.
. -- John Woods se. Richard Denham. Aauni
on a promissory note. Verdict for plaintiff,
$412,87.
George Blieger; for tom of Wm. Teuteberg,
M 6 T. IL Nevin, executor or. J. B. Deckhouse,
dieireassd. Action on a bond. Verdict for
plaintiff, $416,25:
TOSIDAT,OCt. b =Hermon Wen vs. Robert
Rhin, W. P. Bantu, Noah Stahl, John Reda-
High aid Levi Smith. Action of trumps".
Tee Sakai@ cbargetriefendeot with sitarist
Upoa hie pawl/tee, hums as the Osce
ola Coal Works, on the Youghiogheny, river,
end taking therefrom thirteen thousand bushels
of coke valued at SLOW, ten thounnd tett 'ol
oak lumber worth $260, and bithotiog other
'Warble, amounting in the aggregate to a large
•
no.: The plaint& claimed a legal right to
the property, which war taken tinder a land•
lord's warrant. On trial.
Chultma llnvassisnother of the parties eon
' serned in the repent ruined robberies, In Ails
'buy. was arrested, Monday, by the Indorse
ant Pollee, at the house of a colored • man
wooed Banta% in the Seventh W 41.4. He had
on !kook and over ooai, both of which had
boa stolen.:Babeetiently, a lot of stolen goal,
unautiap to over 4100, ware recovered at •
• - • beau on Pike abut, where they had been left
hj Meyers. The soused bee been working la
Allegheny, u a cooper, and it is said that he
• has already saved a term la the penitentiary.
Be was ounteitteal to Jen
Disicross .ItuicritaAt sa 1110Cii011 for
Wasters of tlus Pennsylvania Insurance Cam
, easy, held Monday, the folthwing Hoard was
elopes: - Jacob Painter, &nay Paiterson.
Ninny Sproul, C. A. Come, A. A. - Carrier,
A.- .I.4onts, N. Votsitly, Grier Sproul,
Solent Patrick, Junes H. oopktos,' D. 0.
•
ASZIOLO LABOCIIT.—Mary Min? Won, who
tin Isressiotioe• hosseliold
odes§ Loa MusD Dawty, was conatittod to
jilAptotooloy Ity AlLtd._Joaso.
Bilintmuites Ckenualty—ow BUM Kilted
and aseistMar — Beastinti* takhared..-
T he heareir (Pc) Mar says:- 1, Oa last
Tuesday week, a most distressing accident
happened hi town. Mr. flebutian Christ, of
.
Brookville, - (fonnerly of this place,) we. com
ing down bill at the west end of town in a one
bores wagon, and bad taken Mr. Oliver Vas.
Modulo to ride into town. The borne ran
off down the bill. The bed became loose on
the wagon, and slid against the horde. Botb
men were -thrown nut, and Mr. Christ
became entaugled in the linen, and was drag
ged feet foremost several rods. His sloths!'
ware torn from him body. and he was most as.
verily braised and injured. He had to be
hailed home On a sofa, and is improving. Mr.
Vaabinder bad several of his ribs broken from
the back.bone, end was crashed la the
He was taken to the bonne of Mr. Rogers,
near W. W. Corbett , ' residence, where he
dietthat night near midnight. His wile and
family had been broeght to him, his residence
being on the Turnpike about a mile and a
half from town. He was one of the most re
spected citizens of the county, sad I
wife, several children, and many !Cicada to
mourn bin death. '
Col. Lohman at Camp Orr
Our readers are perhaps aware that a camp
was formed and established in Armstrong
county, in the — month of August, through the
it.Buence of Col. 1, B. Finlay, who, together
with Col. Birerell, tailed the 78th regiment,
Penney!veal* Volunteers!, now in Negterm Briii
gads. On the 14th ult.,'-the camp was plated
under the commend of Col. Finlay, who his
since selected Col. T. F. Lehman to be the
Colonel of the 1021 regiment, now rendezvous.
log there. Col. Lehman has Jan entered upon
his duties, is very popular with his men, and
will make a superior military officer. Being a
graduate of a Military Academy, he will prove
a great acquisition to this regiment. He has
juet returned. from the seat of war, where he
was the popular Lieutenant Colonel of Col.
Black>. regiment. All companies and parts
of companies are bomb,' advised to throw to
their lot with so brave an officer.
Close of the Criminal Court
The business of the towbar term of the
Quarter Sessions, so (era jury trials are con •
eented,was finished Taesday,and the jurors wero
diaisharged. The oases• hays been disposed of
with commendable speed, and with as little ex.
penis to the county as possible. The-ocascs not
before reported are these: Philip Ilidistein, of
Allegheny, was convicted of selling liquor on
Sunday. Robert Book was eonvioted of the
Jamey of- cwt of harness from Wm. Barr, of
Alieghany. Win. Bonifsee, indicted fir tho
latoony of some harness from SOseph Rosewig,
was tried, but the jury failed to agree. Bic
Graham wastsequitted of a charge of larceny.
Mary A. Beck, indicted for criminal lc torcourso,
was acquitted, and A. C. Christy, prosecutor,
woo ordered to pay one-halt the coats.
The Court will meet at ten o'clock Wednerdsy
morning, for motions, arguments, eta.
A Cent from the Jail
The followine card, signed by pr:sonere in
the county jell, in doubtless true in every par-
Editors Gazette; We deem it proper to
bear testimony to the efficiency and kinditese
of Jailor Small and his estimate, in the man
agement of the affairs of the county priest.
For good older, decorum and cleaaiieese, tt
cannot be excelled; and if it were not that the
gates are looted upon as, we could hardly re
alize that we are prisoners. To the tick and
unfortunate, Mr. Small is indeed • benefactor,
as be never fails to exhibit %Gooch a kind heart
and a liberal band. All who enter as prison
ere, be they who they may, are treated as fel
low creatures, and not as outcasts, to be neg
lected and spurned. We have opportunities
of seeing what the outside world cannot see,
and (prisoners though we are) we feel jnetifird
in bearing testimony to the integrity, tne kind
ness and the generosity of Jailor Small.
PI/07. JONA 13.1R1T, W. A. Asintimos,
D. Bralerr.rr, A. H. Dsczz.a.
Operations at the alai'
The busineis at the United States Mint in
Pniladelphia, lot the month October, shows
large operations in both deposits and coinage.
The gold deposits amounted to $3,431,341, and
the Myer purchases to $165 . 573 —making a
total of :3,696 914. The coinage in the same
.
time was, in gold, $3,233,629 , principally in
doable and half eagles . .. The Raver coinage
was $240,340, the larger portion of which was
in halt dollars. We are pleased to see that
the Mint has renamed the coinage of gold dol
lars; and that in the silver coinage there is a
liberal supply of the dimes, half dimes and
-three cent pieces. Of sew cents, there were
coined 6000, nail of the old, 3745 were re.
calved. The total coinage of the month was
33,419 959. covering two millions three hun
dred and fifty-one thousand pieies.
A VALDABLE MILDICIttI.—Few articles of
the kind have won snob a high reputation at
Linditera Blood Searcher. This is, perhaps,
partly owing to the fact that the home testi.
moray in its favor is so voluminous • but the
chief reason is that it really does w hat it pro.
fesses. The worst affections of the blood
have steadily yielded to it. Curse of the most
wonderful character have been, and are being
performed, all around us. The voluntary les
moony to its merits, of those who have been
bsnefitted by its use, to be found in our ad
vertising columns, is sufficient to establish It
in the estimation of any reasonable person.
The proprietor has in his possession number
less certificates of the same character, all
originating in the sincere gratitude of individ.
nal, who have been relieved of their infirmi
ties through the agency of this valuable
medicine.
GRAND OrICIATIC AND 111111110/111M.111 COP.
CULT.-40 out advertising colorant will be
found the announcement of a concert, opera
atie, ballad and instrumental, to be given on
nest Thursday evening at Concert Hall. It
will be well worth attending, as Sig. Clain
boni, Mr.. Downing, Prof. De Rim,Mr. F
Smith, and Mr. E. Foster, all Pittsb urgh
vorites,will take part, assisted by others who
have offered their services for the occasion.
The programme is not yet published, but it
said to be new and attractive, embracing
seine choice selections. A. we have not bad
a concert of any deleription for some time it
la fair to presume that-when artistes of reel
merit come forward they will be greeted by a
large audience.
Auy Nuasze.—Min Josephine Gilliam,
daughter of Dr. Gilliam, of Sharpsburg, end
M 1 Maggie Herr of the same piece, left for
Wishing= City on Monday, in company with
Res. J. J. Marks, Chaplain of the Sixty-third
Regiment, for the purism of assume( their
duties as Army Hersey. Their destinatino is
Paid to be Alexandria, Vs.
Tic ALLIMILD SnotTriso ATUALT AT. Li
-A gentleman called upon tie Tuesday,
to make a statement in reference to the "boot
ing of young Phillip', on Halloween. He
mares us that Dr. Wood did not discharge
kis gun purposely—it went nff accidentally—
and there was no ill-leeling in the matter.
"Comm. Biomass," aad "Faint Heart
Never Woa Fair Lady," are the woe, posted
for this evening's programme at the theatre.
La Mr. Nestle permitted so less Moo three
characters to-night, a Lae opportunity is pre
sented to enjoy a plimant entertalament.
LMICUT.—Wert. Steiner and John Way,
the former white and the latter colored, were
malted leer evening, and locked op for ■
Lenin on a charge of stealing sardines.
GIIZAT BARGAINS 111 Du Gooos.—rladies
wean's any kind of bill and winter goods will
find the belt assortment, at Jess prices than
ever known before in this city, at J. W . Dar
ter Ir. Co.'s, 69, Market street. We call the
attention cribs ladiris of both city and country
to their stock of cloaks, .bawl,, merinoes and
their numerous styles of dress goods. 1.
Doan' C. BAll{,i, Water Care and )3 mot
pall& Phystotan; also spat for Rainbow', Me
atiia Tillie tar Raptures. Corner of Pain
and Wayne !Streets.
MornimiT.—Dr. 0.801, No. 246 P6llll it.
item& to ell-bessohea of the Dental profession
BLoop Foon.—hitteclition is called to
this most rentaraabhi and iclentgle preparalloa, ad.
toothed In sambas colatha. It le an entirely new
dimctsfy, and moat not be comoundad with any of
lb' numerous patent medldnes of the day: It I. a
aortala moody Gtr all the disemouspeollad, end as
sedan; those of ID obronto catere—ot long standing
•—,Ol weeks, months, and years. Bufferara. Id
llama 0111111211 001V011. of New. York, are the
age agents for It, sad also proprietors of the world.
yeacrermed 04. llatoalt Imams' Oosnias, an esti
ale wide! story bare In bar =edictal{
closet ta of aged; and containing; so Is g em .,
putrid° sa Vista of say atna;ft osn redid open
was*. %Most conedmato,stld well he monad Oa ta•
voluble =ell ONO offetantlle
wwßa llllllollll 0f..U...—..8 lop sale hy 11201011
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WMIIIIIIGTON, Nov. 1, 1861
Whatever may be the opinion of the militmy
talent and capacity of Gen. Fremont, no one
will dispute the justice of the popular &amend
that he shall have a Mir chance—a fair chance
not only to try his success on the field; but also
to vindicate himself against the flood of charges
poured upon him through a thousand channel,
of hearsay and suggestion. You have doubtless
read the "diary" of Adj -Geo. Thomas. If it
was published with the consent of its author, I
°onside, it little better than an act of treason ;
if surreptitiously obtained sod published by the
Trilmse, as le alleged, whit punishment is out
fit:dent (or each a crime ? I do not desire you to
consider this criticism as extending so much to
the sabjoot mat er of that "diary" as to the
crime—for Icon call It nothing else—of Its pub
lication at a time like-this. The greater truth.
ha this case, the greater crime.
What will be the state of feeling which this
publication must produce between General
Fremont and his subordinate officers—Gene.
Hunter and Curtis Both of these gentlemen
are represented a. having captained their
opinion that Gee. Fremont is unfit for his com
mand ! How would you feel, Messrs. Bditorm,
if some hungry gentleman waiting for your
shoe., were to make public their opinion that
you are unfit for your business and ought
to be deposed; I do not say that Gens. - Curtis
and Hunter are inch "hungry gentlemen,"
but is It not even a wrong upon them to place
them before the public in a position where
that public—excited and critical, will charge
ambitious views upon them t At the beat,
what efficiency, what concert of action, what
common aspiration to effect the sam e end can
be expected from these commairlere..thas set
in fierce antagonism by Adjutant General
Thorium I I leave you to judge. Is this giving
Gen. Fremont a fur chancel I trow not.
Oa the contrary, what more injurious course
could have been adopted, even by his bitter.
est enemies!
Bet worse, far worse than this, which is, in
some degree, personal ; Gen. Thomu has ac
tually published an statement of the
weak points in Fremont% army ;...tells that they
are armed with gone which will not go off;
carry their ammunition in their pookete, and
are not provided with such means and applian
ces as soldiers ehould have, eta Moreover, we
have a statement in full of his totem, the names
of their generals, and jest where and how they
intend to mike. Ia the presence of curb as
tounding facts, I am struck dumb, andTeel sure
that his manuscript "diary" was "bagged" by
the Tribune, which may enjoy, it it can, the
bad eminence of treasonable energy in getting
"the latest news." '
Such le a feint glimpse of memo of tte obsta
cles thrown in the wry of Gen. Fremont's enc.
rose on the field. Moreover, this publication id
made at a time when the General had no power
to vindicate his reputation, while the takers of
notes go up and down the country, learning
that he hu paid 2 cents per bushel for oats
above the market price; be is pushing for the
enemy ; he is pureeing night and day the com
mon toe, and knows not that his good name le
inhaled and blackened. Ha could not, of
course, suppose it possible that such charges
"build be made, and be still be left in command.
Such, Messrs. Editors, is the talk of those
with whom I have spoken in this city. While
preeentod as my own views, they reflect the
prevalent tone, wherever two men meet in a
hotel or on the street. Moab more, much is.
veer thing. are said; comparisons between the
sacrum of General Fremont and that of other
Generale nearer hare, whose praise is loud, are
wade, in which Fremont receives all the credit
, that is his due. Many 'geisha: "AU this
pother is made &bast Gen Fremont because be
alone nu dared to rise to the dignity and ap.
predation of the mighty conflict, and said the
grand words to the oppressed—ea raze." He
has dared to strike a blow at the "root of the
evil, and thereby alarmed the timid and the
weak."
Others eizlaim, ' , II ha is to be set snide
and disgraced, for mismanagement, Irby not
bold a court-martial on the men who had
charge at Leesburg, and 'ought to cross the
Potomac with an army in two scow■ and a
canal boat? Generals an high repute bold mil-
jury displays bare, and parade with splendid
dilutions and grand corps of men, while the
Potomac is doled under their noses, and
their 30,000 horses are on short allowance of
forage. Yet nobody does wrong bat Fremont ;
and as seems not to have been so bad unit;
since Ma proclamation."
But I should weary you ware I to detail more
at length the couverfations which, in spirit and
in general tone, I hove faithfully reported
above.
An item of partially local news may
your readmit. lion. lobo Allison, of B ,
was lest week nominated by the President ea
United States Treasurer at Philadelphia. Ow
ing to some difficulties in that city, which it In
not nee aaaaaa to explain here, this capital ap
pointment "stue.k,tr tied an arrangement has
not yet been effected. In the meantime,and
while the matter is still pending, Ron. imo
Cameron tendered Mr. Allison a Paymaster
ship, with tie rank of !Kopf. He is, if be ac
cepts, to be attached to the Kansas Brigade.
Seery one who knows John Allison, wilt tem
that each an appointment is an honor to Mr.
Cameron. It there is as honest, truthful, •p
-tight man in the 'song, Mr. Allison is that
man. You know him, however, and I feel
that any praise of him mast seem to Too an
psi ft noun. L.
WYLIE —WAT3ON-03 lunette, ovenlng the, 6 h
lost., by lA, Bei. John Malaise, We Rev. W. T.
WY LIZ. of Milton, Po., and Wu 1111 LIZA, daughter of
James Wateon. tea, of Roo (owl:WO...near Aliegneny
Qty.
E111.0D1—)a Tuesday oetrolog. at o'clock, lam
ILLI,IOII SHADY, wife of James Brady, In the Nib
peat of her eite.
The Leers' mitt take Otos from her hoebend'e
realdeato, leo. 06 INetetec_etreet, to 11/111/91.11eDLY
WWI/ NO, at 9 dclotlt — The hinds of Pa featly
are reepratettly Invited to attend,—
ItUBINION—On Toad.; afternoon, Not. o.h,
JOSZPII 'PENTLAND, mu of Andrew L. sod &gun
Itchiseoh. egad 4 years and 0 rooottga.
The honored will take pace on TIIOI4BDAT, et 10
&alma a N. frontage raldenoe of hie pare to, Sat
Cnmmo•, Allegheny City. The farads of the gamily
atonal... algal, Invited to attend.
lalltat--On Telesis), fah hat ,at Cleveland, Idles
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morning at l 0 o'doelt
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own sill be enrolled fora few days longer.
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• TEBEITA
THE LATE - T NEWS.
b TEL EG RAPH
RECEivr p►l 13E D,AILY LAN T 1 Of HtE,
IMPORTANT FROM [MISSOURI.
The Removal of Fremont.
INTENSE EXCiTEMENT IN His MM.
PATRIOTIC AMISS PROI
A BATTLE EXPECTED.
&c-, ac
Srazeicirttko, kfo , Nov. 3 —Yeaterday small
bodies of the enemy camp embus twelve
miles 01 us, and newa wall received of the ap
proach of their advance 2,800 strong. Pre
parationa were making to go out and attack
them, when Gen. Fremont received the xenon.
dittonal order, from Washington, relieving him
at once from his command. Simultaneously
came the newspapers anuounctog the fact.
Tae intelligence spread !Ike wildfire through
the camps and created indescribable excite
ment and indignation. Great npmbers of offi
cers signified their intention to resign et once,
and many companies laid down their arras de•
cluing that they would fight under no one hut
Fremont.
The Genergd spent much of the afternoon la
expostulattog with the officers, and urging them,
by their patriotism and personal regard for him,
not to abandon their posts. He also issued the
following farewell address to the troops :
HIADQOARTIOS W
Sptinglield,ltio., Nov. 2, 1861. J
SOLDIIIIII OF THU MIOUNIPPI ARMT:—Agrot
ably to orders, this day reeeived, I take leave
of you. Although our army has been of sudden
growth, we have grown up together, and I have
become familiar with the breve and generous
spirit', welsh you bring. to the defense of your
country, and which makes me anticipate for
you a brilliant career. Continue al you have
begun, and give to my successor the MOO cor
dial and enthaelastla, support with *bleb you
hove encouraged me. Emulate the splendid
example which you have already before you,
and let me remain an I am, proud of the noble
army, which I hero thus far labored 1e bring
together.
Soldiers, I regret' to leave you most alaerely.
I thank you for the regard and confidenee you
have invariably shown to me. I deeply regret
hat I shall not have the boner to lead you to
the victory whiola you are just about to win,
but I shall claim to slime with you is the joy
of every triumph, and tract always to be fra
ternally rethembered by my oompaniona in
arme. (Signed) don■ C. Fasces;
Major General. U. S. A.
Tho fueling ran intensely high during the
whole of last evening, and there were maritime
almost every whet'. The equine binds sere
naded the General, and wherever he appeared
be was greeted with obeers.. Though, atter no
tifying lien. Ranter, es his order directed, be
had no longer commend over the troops, he
spent several boars la making a pereotal ex
amination of the ground about the city, to be
prepared for a battle, and la ace cadence with a
written request from all the Brigadier Generale
here, he remained through the night to lead the
army in case of an lathell. All the troops slept
on their arms, many *Moms remained up all
night, and an attack was hourly expected, but
I nothing more occurred than the firing Olt our
pickets in two different roads The enemy are
now encamped on the old Wilson Creek battle
ground.
\ Gen. Fremont to ready to irate for St. Louis,
arid will go as aeon no Gen. Pope arrives, who
ha■ been sent lorws7a, sod will take command
till Gee. Hunter get. here. Universal gloom
prevail. throughout the ramps. • A battle will,
undoubtedly, occur ere long. The troops will
meet the enemy firmly, but they are disheart
ened ecd have loaf their enthusisemt The
body yard, who could out have been iedeeed
to remote, anti who will new disband as the
terms of their erinettnelt permit, accompany
ing Gen. Fremont and hoe eatire staff, includ
ing-Geo..Asboth, commander of the lost Di
vision. Fremont will permit no demo:mire-
Imo from the troops on hue departure.
Latest Wont Washington
?taint:toy°lt CM, Nov. 6.—lt appears from
an offictol statement that the amount of the
drafts noon the Treaearer, last month, etas
$10.600 000, or which $6 . 600,000- was drown
from New Yinlt. The unavailable bullion
land I. $002,000 The total balance to the
credit of the United Staten Treasurer in the
States now zinc cr insurrectionary control, is
stated at $6600 000, and alter molting a de
duction for the Inimitable, gives the available
balance at $4,600 000
An- official telegr•m, dated to day, states
Floyd's force at 7,000, and that Benham's and
Sebeech , s brigades were following him on the
new rood. The dispatch is extremely hopeful
of a brilliant victory, and the prospect is cheer-
ing.
Another telegram from Cleveland, dated
last night, states that the Kanawha boat bad
fast paned Maysville, and reported that Rllll9.
crane had reposed Floyd, and at last accounts
Benham and Schenck had got in his rear, and
it was thought that F,oyea force ,would be
captured by them.
hider General Balled', of Califereia, has
arrived here, and was introduced to the Presi
dent to-day, by Gen. McClellan.
Chas. L. Ogden, of Philadelphia, has been
appointed Consul to Quebec.
Baron de Reifenberg . , of Belgium, has ten
dered big military semen to the government.
The steamer Mount Vernon bee returned
from the flotilla, end reports the condition of
AWN down the Potomac as unchanged.,
W saute orotv, Nov b.—lnformation has been
received hem it thy Postoffice Department
that regimental postmasters, ad other per'
none detailed to receive and. forward letters
from the U. 8. Army, have to some Joltiness
demanded and exacted prepayment of postage
on letters destined for he British North Amer
lean provinces. Thin practice is a direct viola
tion of postal regulatio.ne, which do not re
quire preprotege on each letters, and it should
be immediately discontinued.
No dispatches have been received directly
from Ro■eerens relative to the late engage
ment, end none since morning on that subj.ct
by the government up toe late boar to-night.
Those already addressed to headquarters,
however, from responsible sources, are in ac
cordance with the telegrams transmitted to
the general press.
It in understood that the government has
decided upon procuring two steam ire en
gines, with experienced men to work them.
A proposition from the Hope Company of
Philadelphia to furnish them, hen been pend
ing for some weeks. .._
Minnesota Row, conflating of three elegant
private reeidences,origmally built for lysneren,
Douglas, Rice and Breckinridge, bee been
reefed for hospital purposes.
Hantausolße, IQor. 6 —The Governor and
Staff visited Camp Curtin, this afiernocio, and
presented State 'Bags to three regiments, an :
Col. Hamlett', 61st, Col. Dodge, 62d, and
Col. Brooke% 63d. - ills presentation speech
was eminently patriotic and effective, and was
listened to by tboneaude of soldiers and civil.
lens, many of the latter being ladies. The
62d regiment will leave to-night, and the 63d
to-morrow. Gov. Curtin and Staff will go to
Pottsville to-morrow, to resent a gag to Col.
Cohere, 96. h, regiment, which will leave for
the seat of war on Friday.
The following is a copy of the letter rent by
the Governor to Gen Scott :
. .
Eau—l regret extremely that you ahoold
have passed through Harrisburg the other day
without my having any knowledge of your op.
proach or presence, as it would have given me
sincere pleasure to have had the opportunity
of paying the official and personal homage to
which your eminent patriotism and genius en.
title you, gni which every citizen of Pennsyl
vania would rrjvice to offer. Although in
firmity of health Mu compelled' your retire.
meet, we shall not cane to cherish the mem.
ory of your glory, and hope that yon will long
be preserved al t living example or the high.
eat public spirit and gallantry, and that our
young moo may learn from your career that
virtue and merit lead tautly to the affectiona
of a grateful country.
I am, dir, your most ob't servant,
teigned) A. G. Caine.
To Lieut. Gen. WINFULD
New Teta, Not. b.—Returns from differ
ent pant of the Stele indicate the success of
the People's Union ticket by a 'heavy majority.
Ai Knipe count the People's Union Stale
ticket hu 5,0 00 majority, sad pie guilty.
ticket 3,000 yority.
OroM western Virginli;-Par-
.41calare of he Late Fight at
''ciantey Bridge. •
C1RC11611.71, Nov.-fit—This afternoon, the
Tian hae •one particular* of -the hate fight at
Gault, Bridge : The engagement well tot ■
general battle—a rather warm saheb, in
which the eneguy were repotted with great
Pm. TOO senor wag commended by the reb
el., who opened two batteriee on our lints
near Geoley Bridge, but, although the firing
continued all day, little Of no damage wee
done—not a man bang killed. On Friday,
our artillery was brown to boar, and the reb
el fire was aeon silenced.
A train was Arad apcu about tho same time,
some miles up the river, and three men were
wounded but nllllO killed
Oa Friday night Benham's brigade moved
down the river to (holey bridge and were fer
ried smote on a fist boowhiedi the retells had
pr:vionely rank He moved along the . base of
the hill upon which the rebel batteries had
been, planted, intending do go down se far aa
Loup Creek, three or four miles below, where
there-le a gap on the mountaine, and a road
leading to the HMI of where the tekeill 100 CD
ramped.'
Southern News.
Loutsviu.s,.Nor. s.—Beckner has retired
toward Bowling Greene, and Stanton his gone
bark into Tennessee. The Fedi:mil troops in
Kentucky, under Sherman, are thus divided :
Gen. Schoepo commands the eastern, General
McCook the central, and Gen. Crittenden the
western division. to the western division,
Col. Burbridge has advanced to Woodbnrg.
The Central troops have advanced to Bacon
Creek.'and it is thought our troops ore able to
assume the delensiva with all security.
Southern papers uy that the loss of the rebel,
at -the Leesburg fight was 300 killed and
wounded.
One hundred and ditty federal prlioneri,
from Leueourg, resohed Riohmond on the 24th.
Richmond papers say that Gen. Evans fought
at Leesburg eontrary . to orders, and Is to be
court. martialed, and that the federal lon in that
engagement le 2,000 killed and wounded.
The Kooxvilie Regiatir says that the rebel
lose at Wild Cat was only live killed and twenty
three wounded. Col. Flobliti sulks for reinforce
ments front Richmond, and fear, the federal.
will oat of P,eatonburg, Ky., from communica
tion with Virginia.
Beaari3gard's dilate! report of the battle at
Manassas, env, 399 rebels were killed and
1200 wounded, and that the federate lost 4,500
killed, wounded and prisoners. Ile says his
entire force we. 28,000, of which one tourth
only were engaged
Further News by the Pop lab
tiestn.—The opening of the Corte. was post
poned till November, on account of the death
of the Q ,est.'s daughter.
Caron —Tun Caientta and China mails felt
!darnellien ttu the afternoon of the .25:11, for
England. Ta.. at Canton nod Foo Chow were
tending upw.lo
Henna, Oct.2t. - -There le ua truth in the
statement that the Government of G had
requested Swiss Federal troops to be sent
there. The Governitent of Geneva had, how.
ever, called oat the militia of the Cornea for
exirsordinary night duty. _
Liverpool, Saturday, Oat. 26.—Cotton; sale.
20,000 bales. Prices firmer 'but unehsaged.
Provisions dull and unchanged.
London, O.A. 25 —Consols 93e ®93k. [Di
pole Central shares 35@37&& diaconal; Ene R.
R. 26@26i
Baja, Oct. 24 —Cotton: aalea of the week,
24 600 hales; Orleans tres-ordinaire 1531.; has
1604 The market is active and advancing.
and I©2l. higher. Stock in port, 163,000
bales.
Spec al DtapiVeh to ths Et. [rota lifpub'lLata I
EPRINGFIILD, Nov. S.—Reliable information
has "eau received here from differeot 'sources
that Gen. Price was at Cassellie on Thursday,
with 25,000 men, and MaCattail, was ten miles
this side of that place with 10,000 mote, with
the intention to march on Springfield, and of
fering as battle on the old Wilson Creek ground.
McCulloch was expected with 10 . 000 additional
troops from Arkansas. A large number of res
idents of Green, Jasper and other adjoining
counties recently jlineid Prices army, ana many
of our officers think the rebel force now num
bers nearly-60:000.
Gen. Fr01:0011, has been up nearly the whole
of ISO past two nights, making the most perfect
arrangements for a battle, and the confidenoe of
the army in him way never so great as at prec •
ant. Adj Gone. Lane and Sturgis 'hays ar
rived, and Pope and Meltinstry are hittrly
expected.
balsa —Nov. 3 —Gen. Fremont and staff
left for St. 1,30i1l this morning: He Is swoons.
panted by his body guard, and will reach St.
Lento on Wednesday.
Boston, Nor. 6.—The vote et the klassachn
tette election to-day was remarkably small,
being not much more than one-half of that of
last year. The vote In Boston for Governor is
as follows For John N. Andrew, Republican,
5 917 ; for lease Davis, Democrat, 6.281. The
vote of Worcester is, for Andrew, 1,430; Davis,
7.361. Tios vote .of Lowell for Andrew, 2,139;
Davis, 1.003. The vote of liewburyport for
Andrew, 6,030; Davis, 6,034.
Toe vote in fifty-two came and towel foot
tip as follows: For Andrew, 18,831 ; Davis,
9,211. -Tho returns from the other towels will
probably continue at this ratio of two to one
against Dam One Democrat is probably
elected to' the State Senate from Boston. Tha
Legislature is strongly Republican. Caleb
Cue Meg is elected to this Legislature from
Newbucyport. The chief interest of the elec.
lion was in Burlingame , ' old district, the meat
in Coogress having been made vacant by the
reorigoation of'the Hoe. Wm. Appleton. Sam'l
Hooper, Reptiolican ciindidate, is, elected,
over G. P. Upton k .,Democrat, by 800 majority. ,
Charles G. Loving, of Baton, and Ri-Oover-
I nor Cliflard, of New Bedlord, are both elected
I I to the haute Senate, on the Republican -ticket.
PRILLVELPBZ&, Nov. B.—The steam gee
boat Florida arrived here with her machinery
disabled. She left the naval expedition, on
Friday, off .Caps. Fear. Her repain will de
tain her about three days at our Navy Yard.
Lowsett.r.e, Nov. b.—River rising rapidly
with its feet three inches water in the canal
Weather shnwery this evening; it is now cleat
mercury 59°.
ELOUR AND FICED
-414 EWA •obtloa trand• fetnly floor,
70 do Exits do
47 do cbolco ay* do
6400 lbs. 144 Ebert.
lot isle by , • 8011011411110. A LANG
OOLOTIi IiLANKEZI FOR SOLI
PHEW. 1760.-1 gaol article—not sffated by
bost—tur sale of 26 an i 211 St. Clair stieet. • .
nog J. a IL PHILLIP&
IDARLOR OVAL 1/ABlo—Japanned
1. oft' Va.. ota varlet, at pattataa, brapiscasell
Ilitualanated and et, tat tats at the ?witty Otoany
!tor. Of 2000-:a, - RIN&BALW,
act° Canner nt LI to eta and Band atm%
paI:WEIB-100 bozos: Promo,
io i. 0.• .do
r 6 _do Emu. s I •
In dor* and artithin and for snooks
11-111111 i k 11110TIIICRE,
ockl Non 194 and Ind Wood .troot.
CAMP BLANICZTBI—A large sup
ply of time ropertor Gam Blanket& MY roaring
ortho Isdla Rabbit D•pot, No 28 owl IA It. Mar
steed soil - - J • U. POILLAPS.
CHKESE-200 bozo X•pglish Mar,
Metes remind sad km mkt bt
abl HINILY ' H. OOLLINN.
CEMENT -100 bble. - _llydraolio CO.
meat neelvtd tad ke. ado by •
(431 . almaY P. ootaaaP.
UOPS-5 bolos just reoeit • sod for
1.1 ' sell ' -RIPIRT H. COLLINS.'
ltsbZbiu.-500 lbs.ixtistors. pl
ISAIAH DIOIIIT OA.
lIILTAKOH--100. bons iladison Pawl
par proirresdory 470 /*MD a QO.
COMMERCIAL REcOAT
PITTSIIIURGH !MARKETS
42 4iP 0,1 4.s “p•okaT7L ft. tM mtt.burgA Gaut(s.l
Tanamr, Novexber 6, 1661
fbollll—conthicare quiet bet atoad7 , with no male
rial change to Dote In bikes!. Pala of 76 Obis Totally
at $6®6,76;49 do do at 66, 66,16 and $5,26; 100 do do
at $645.20, and 75 da to at $5..55,25. Elockwheat
rl 700 !hi at $2 II cwt. Rya floor—Sale
of 18 tibia at $3 lb.
GIiCKIERIE , —Sugar b qa:et, with small galas at
100 lo hhdi mod 10!,gc to bbls idolaase*-3ale of 10
tibia et 480, and IV do do at 600. CoC e—Sale of 126
hop, city Wide. at 18%;;110 do do, to lots, at 170.
Diana. MOD 11312c..--lititter doll, with a iota of
20) DM Roll at 100. gip firm web • good &maul:
mill 0400 dim and 8 tibia at 190
WEILSET--onahangedi sale of 26 bbla Co4mcn .3
170 p gigl—castg and 18 Co do at 114.
CisEl23ll—onctiaripil, @slain tiro lots of fu btu W
11 at 00, sod 69 co do at 81go.
001t11,41ead7 sad arca; sal* of 150 bush wins*
Yellow (old crop) at 6.10 II be h. •
MUM AtYl.ll6—coudnois to good revak gee
01100 bar at 112,02,26;t5 do do at $2,21, and 60 do co
at $2,60.
OItaNBIIHRISE—IIide of 6 bbl( prime Viaatirn at
at $7.0051 Dbl.
Bsoolllls—tiala of 20 des at prices ranging from
51,26 to $1,26 $1 din, according to quality.
Olt.—lo light nippily, in socacquance at
which an loran*, of 10120 *gall hoe bran catabllabedi
sale of 80 libla 00 chug, 46 gravity, at So, and 164 do
I do at ie..
OOHS MULL—E■te of ES Ludt pal. tilted et SSo
boob.
BALT—SaIe of 60 seeks No 1 •t $1,21 V estk.
CISSEITHUT&—BaIe of 10 bush At sl,7s p rash—•
decline.
•TADOH-Bde of 60 boo. Woolo' at No IR lb.
111111 D-Bale of 4.000 lb. Rye thort. ll 40e#
Receipts of ProtSues, &•.0
Auct..zad will be fcund • statement cache receipts of
dour,-`rain. etc., by Rises end Railroad for the Si
bous, ending lest est Was :
•
By Baßread.-89bble cm:abut...PSl br• theme,
58 ess brimstone, 7 ears loon ore, IS eta pearls, 229
Woe, 143 bee starch, 171 Ltis Boar, I do my, 1 keg
batter, 4 bbl. apples.
By itner.-7257 bbl, Soar, 8491 ate wham, 50 bbls
lard U 4288 ski corn,B7 do barley, 7 kg., d bbls butter
2do eggs 810 do green apples, 28 eke, 12 Ws drlid
Reuben 12 de dried apples, /9 bble homed all, 87 sae
rigs, 429 bides, 87 hints baoon,lB do tobsou, 11 bale
wool, 850 carboys Unica, 42 page lard, 140 tans metal,
87 ski onions, 18 rolls leather, 11a beef. '
111.0HA7PA11.1t AMID 100111.1111111110IAL.
Hammes 00//111 taste;, Nov.' 2.—Thera was
ottaideratik more bigotry this week Mom himewlstod
for some tyna past, otill tlm high Fatal demacCed by
holden hove greatly rertriciad trace.otiorie. The
ads for the week add up only come 150 to 2000 begs
Mkt at from lb to lac, cub cod time. home holler.,
for to ',rowel, ars pot off,riog thtlr stuck. (or 1.106,
The market may be tons Awed se clrelog Arm at the
following advanced qtiotatmoin 14%130150 for mot
mom to tale BM; 1h}1,401.6-Xe• For rod dm
prim. to Manly prime do; liariaira, 173449194
mid Jere 200220.
Voccon Gamlen or mu KM? or Now 4011.--1 be
followlog to the ooMparatice tibia of eipor. (recta
.lte of specie) from New Work to km Digo peal ;or the
week ending Oct 29 end Mom Jau 1:
1869. 1660 1801.
Per the week $406,1410 $2,1119,781 $2,808,915
Previously reported 63,7640eir 77,600.811106,161,680
9ine* J. 1. $56.068,026 879,615,122 107.955831
Tel folloWlog Is the comptrat.vi slatemeet of Ire
Imports of foreign dry goads tor Oat week tale g Cot.
II end since Jea la
ler the week. 1059. 116). 1861.
Entered et the port... $402701 $1,379 2t9 $621.64)
Throw. Ma market ... 163,491 1,187,011 719.931
Blom Jenonry 1.
Entered at the port... 96,170,760.90,419823 32124,614
Thrown cm outlet— 48.108 224 90.46219) 80:176,1111
DaT 130050 1111.01--The 10110 wing 9.. ootapara-
It. statem.Lor the Imports of feretgo Dry Goad.
titearel 64ercha.dtre et New Vora for the week
Whig Nov 1, sod Since lonilsr, I:
1412. 1860 1961.
$402,704 gt,319,,09 $421.612
1,108 024 2 941,090 1,622448
Dry Goods ...
Oro 11.15 r...—
610,728 4,803,9. 2444,0ti0
9Ue,443,770 , 186.842 784 184,782 EBB
Total for Ir.t
Pity reportod..
Meal Jack 1...... $207.931199 tahl6O;r43 147,008156
101 Watza nacirres.—The daantlly of donroltbmt
cern and barley bat ettlde water, during the 4111 week
to OctJber, In the Teen 1860 sod 1661, II as lat.
Flour. bbla. Wheat tt. 13ora ba. Barley Da
130,518 1,814,833 65018 +9896*
1861... 69,911 2 060,174 1,511,264 301,115
Dec, 114,612 Inc. 215,441 lot 963,126 DEc190,1152
Tne aggregate quantity of the same lirtlele• leftat
Ode-water from u,e 0002.616ncemeot ol navliallOn to
the 80tb of October, Inclnalve, d acing the years 1800
and 1801, Is as follows:
none, bble. Wheat, bu, Oord,ba. Barley, ha
1.800.-. 94,400 12,464,009 13.210,1:99 4,888.980
18e1.....4...1,031,066 21,091,042 19,12,490. 1,182,128
Incroure,. 106,2b0 'n9,121.083 1n6,1371097 thelOT,Til
By redcap; the reheat to Boar, the qestalsy of the
latter left et tido-water this year, compared erith_the
coorreepoodlue per WI lot year, show. • esin of 1.981,
‘6O übla of float.
Import. by River
LOCIIEIVII.III—par loms-660 bble door, AJ taske
blow), 12 bbis wbul 9, Clarke A co; 100 Obis door,
Graham a'l bomas; 6 Dire lobscor. I bo ssintbre,
lie7l:slso eke sth , et, 9 do tined peachy, ditch. Ca.
Memel t co, 67 bbls green apples, 10 she, 12 boll
dried pes:hes, .1 06 Harrah; 60 Islas deur, ft Hno9
son; 100 de do,. Leech A Dust /novo; 110 do no, Sansl
ttedssi; 100 011 Ws, Lucesco oil co; IT sks,l SDI
dried 'sesame, McDonald A Arbuclan 2186 sire where,
Modesto A dope; 2 birds s.,bacoo, 1 bx. sample., 3 A
Idsictire; 1 bird tobacco, I A Memo; 1 at hot" hose
sorer k Grab SS empty bbts, Abodes A Viacm, 22 do ,
Co, 6 tie, Spencer a usrrard; 183 MO. apples, G P
Meats; 181 bbls dour, Shorneker A tang; 966 WY.
'tame are, Wolfe, Plunkett A co; B bhde tobacco. 1 bog
samples. .1 W Taylor; ICA bbls flour, 496 tn. wheat, DI
Wellston 80 bbls apples, I Shoop, 1 sbots coo., J It
Gaertner, 40 bbls d.ur, D Moose.
wassuno—per Idleterv. l llo tool metal, Mr
B Etsmlllon; II rolls leather, 16 eke soled apple!, T
kip, 6 bat batter. lore iseedi 3 Olarke A tot 81 looks
boles, attain A Verner; 07 00 MAO., Jobuston; 18
Wile Amu, Bdo eggs. 01.101 - 1, 1 1, oil bbl., ilutcbinnou
k co:80 Wee, 3it McCune, 59 sks seed, 1 bbl dour,
owner; 6 mites Harriers,
011901.19NATI—palkrtzdola-1502bbis6our.Clark.'
& co; 500 do do,J 0 Lisp.' • to 166 do do, tiolp
Shepard; 100040 dad Mooool 211 empty Obi.,
Spasm II Oarrard; lot stove Sitcom, Omit t ilk 100
Btow..YNe boob 166 dodo, Hammen t Ezo4
116 do 00, Ursa ikeelor,3 bids tobacco, I bz samples,
J W Taylor; Itoroaor, 1 kettle, Weymati t rot; 4 bbls
abider, Bretz t Reit, r, 100 aka shoat. Illiclitock, Ma
Oreery t as 44 pip bedsits* ir 0 Walker.
OIbOINNATI—per hominy-61 ski rags, tl Bred.
tem 6 bbls lard oll,_B t tabziestook I oo;.1 to beef, B
• lbaziston; 50 carboys vitriol, Sao /rolls btbi moth
oil, Lott 1 Miler; 000 csitoomi vitriol, LISONCO oil
2 Obis Mt, W Money; lit carboys vitriol, North
Americus oil poi 10 bbl. Moiled oil, Jobs' P broth 59
W
lord, 1 2 idlers
by
56 oil Vandorbelut
MO Pia lord oil, 640 bp oboe*, 502 Mils Sour. Oinks
tow ,
GALil2.ol,lll—pir Ilatsace.43lo bbl. Boar, 9 bags
irool,Olarks • or; 10 plip boring kola, T Weiabuasa;
287 empty 01l bbl., 118 aka sar coca, 2 bg. wool, As.
gicSoct t Stroac• 183 imply Ltd', owns,/ on bostdll44
.9 en 0319, illudsrsan • port,; 182 empty oil bbls, 0
11 Israel; 3060 nave. and beading% Chas laboopllsb
VOISTSKoI7I%—per Clap Deao-100 Ms octal,
Nbakk & co; 823 totda Bear. 0 acts • an g empty ills
!peaces di Osnard:7 bads bacon, K Da'sell • od
•
Imports by ItoAltana.
CSIVILIND t 3130100100 BorlAussis.4llor. 2 • 4••
16 Cl. brimstone, Jos 111.00 oils 00 //4 30 Ws on
mßlbn rod,lo do logword, B. Bolkas •an I nolo.
dooms 0 alumA 60 In C 1..... IT bbls cranberries,
laws 2 Tria,* II do cheese, Robison A co; /00 do 00.
J 0 Oaallsld I es; 2 can hod cro, Jones A Lsorithas:
Ida do, droned, Erosion •an 1 do do, Ohs., Soho
/6 ea, 1 do do,Bboonborgar; 26 his stems, Al. llll , Low
tco;l6 dodo, }boon • Elrltystrkk; 10, do do; W ,
°copal 86 dodo, WO Oahu lot drop, ate, B . A g.4 plasma A so; 16 di pearls, Moats A bra: 16 bozos
swab, W Trans; 10 do So, W Boys; I do do, W
Snuff; 111 do do, 0 A Bally, 6 do do, rdattland A Cosa
nor ,1 asr Iron ore, Loyd • Blsek; 210 Woo, B
Pelsiasan, is Warms I esidaso Ra/LOOlO,.
For. 6.-6 bbls anal:mhos, Jos ♦ Yetser.lll do door,
110th0ook, bloCamory A OK 100 sl Obls,J T 111e0insbc
1 111 eggs, Ikg batter, J 11 Schanck; 4 111 gales, 0
0 Wm*
1111W15.
Tao Bina awe Weamin—Axanata no Dinar
tran—licats LILTING TO4A.T. nil, no—Teo river
minass to recede slowly, and tut steeples the pi r
math Indicted fifteen fest. The wistber synamdel
was clear, mild aed planet and spparently eettkat.
.... Dula= was quite brisk at the whirl, the
calputhelag Urge and the shipmate moderato. There
ere atm more boats receiving sod dlubargios irelabt
than'thare hat been at any one thee dds 5aw5..._....
The Doonomy end Artemis ham Clecleastl, lowa
from • Louisville, Liars Dean from Portsmouth, end
Bolen a from Gallipoli', all with hall airtime. onsil
tuts the mint,. The Ids May, Bconomy, Counner;
del and Wertmoroland for thecinnotl, and lkomt Ora.
lam tot Zansuills, clamed daring the day: The
Westatorlised 101 l flying light, arid the Commercial
was bat little better......... The amain City from Cla
clittuttlyes &whist aight.........The Bothell and Emma
are aching dolly trips to Wellsville, la convouttom
with the (lionised a Pittsburgh
Illektette lilt for fitsubenville yeateNay morning to
twin age a load of "took: • Ihs will bet up to day again
when the will commence tending for Bt..
The Isesteamer Day City. Copt. J. W. &Mira% b tbs maim packet for Clachmati tonlaTills
•
day. Mr. Dales has eturp of the
'Meath oberaterJacob Poe. In command of Cspi:Was.
&exam 4 marateemi for Chaelansti tad Los ( srclte on
Thursday: She le en seemeUeotnaft, with "seen;:
plhhei and experienced Baran
rddapapa Prank Martatto:ll Indhar fur tie. tmlab
eel the Weer afloslastypi them Peraregars Wag
won will lad her ill that pomibty maid Da °eked:
Lormilanon. Copt. A. Dalsell, willyntatbly
get cif kr Olscianall eel Landreth"
......The Clue Drim has Intel taco tbs . DittalMMX 62 .
Pottemosth trade...—.. The W. Mackay :kens Si.
Lank, sad Healibip hoot Chationatl, will nudist:4r sr:
Mee today. . .
FOR uINOINNA.II ANDi a ilr ic it
uMel'alat.—Tb• ipiram
Amer litlealte JACOB •COL"Orrull .
loos Ilbr
ir ," sal . totAroorirts , pirrom
Tana& ' ire.oaltatalt. I , o! , _Jr°r
or MOOPMJAW PA0.9. 0 4# 1 ""
IrtWHiliArat^"
islarbadig arTiaderpki,
B winu *fr. {—Nona—Braidataird A „ tist
supeilloe roar Sad IS SS N. lirbe•t' Salk galas of
woo butt, red at, it Wel t ,O sad . ..btu at in 103.1411.
Oam ataadyi saki, IMO Sarah Tallow, afloat, at 641321.
Whisky dolt at 21) .
azcirsni, Not.b—Noon —Slow doll bet acct.....
ad; raparttoe $4l 10,4a01 eatra $4 21.4 60. Tiara
ao &cop 10 Wawa red !SW% lad 11000 6
t7cylatlitog .112. Oats firmer at 2634451 T. Whii
at LIW o ors latiothlosdaag to Provisions
soprima Domino'. Oricaries unchanged .
Kra Toil. Nov. 0-46vOniag •-•CLItoo firm riot of
1.0610 bales at 2L Floarlaaty; calor 1200) bbla
sS6te6 60 for orals, 96 90t$6 foe 0 010 . 0110 $0
$6 40 for Swabian. Wboat i'ectirked In gala of
840000 bad, at St 19®190 for Chicago sprint; $ll9
0111 12 for Wilwaaiiima dab, $1 SKIN 33 torrid waits*t
St 4201 46 for vhito Illotarpia, and $1 { 6 } ‘ Cis whits
sontooly. Corn diagrams who 122.0.10 Oa* at IL
La-d aria; taw 1991 DDU at tort
Arm sl6osli Ts, Whirl's steady at 1•
The scatarclat 4 lashoiri Cblo•sc a WWI
4146; Carob , Wand Co 4 6s4;'''teats Central OW
gootbaralliji; Nair Tort proms' ISM Tris
&la ea, 47; .Tsouniteni ba, 4% blissoarl 6a. 4% Onion
War Loan 9% Spilka' Cooper..., 61, 61; rightered
1681, 9L
Arrivals at the
Principal Hotels.
31. LAST MMUS.
Third sod Wood 'Weil,
4. TEMAntrOs.
OP TO 0 O'CLOC
ST. OILIBLHH--03nwir
B Wray, Phlla •
Mrs bolitherland i child,
J 0 Nokm, Ma
Him H Vane, HatimMo
Mho M Olden. do
Maw M Wlddifbid.do
W 41-Pover,M Ciatto .
%In Ycong, Wilmington
J IL Madan, Pa - t
Jasltumpont. •Ilampool
In o Duncan. Ind Batty
/no A Trimble, Booing's
B Tanagers. •
B. It Adrian' di My,
J II Abrams Ilb4di •
D B Maw, Wathrtillo.
T a Hammond, do
A A Racket, Havanna
II K•Bmith, Bodine =
T ebu12607. Clil.o
B H Posey,' Balttorre
Trent Coati II 8 •
W West, do
A b Henry, Dearer
W Searles, in, 0
H Malltiorde,
J H Dunlap, 8 B Zooms
Mrs Golden, Alltanatog
Mho Golden, do
Dr MoDellech, do A—
Woo Blakey, do
Jsl Orifda, Johnstown
W Wood, Italrillitla
B H Lie, Weak, Pa
W 11 LongeOpe, thl'a
Ire Keeler, do
W H Play( ad • airs,
M Col Palos A danghtor, l
4th Wte Vol
Mrs Lt Pock do
00l Bleste, do •
Ear& Lewes, Sd Wis Vol
Charley, . do
L Snyoar, II B A. . .
MIN Reynolds,Hlttanning
MisiShippen,liblpyeaniUs
Joo Conway, &cheater
L Collar";
P Beattie, Strodom
MkIrBIOM HODBI-1
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B Chesholln,• Brookrilla
T ilterenS lodianepolls
Mn Baron k child, Pre get
. W Baldry, asffslo
J Alban, Baltimore
Davis, Hamllton, 0
Sway Amilso9, Ohio •
B r erupt,
Throapron, Boston
J ilbake,Cincionstl
J W Oral. do
0 .1 Phillip., do
J Long, Greene C 3
T T Brooks, Canard. 0
W 0 Loop, Mt Vernon, (3 -
Al his 0 Brno, -W heeling
J Davison, Lawrence co
W Lead', Carlisle
~
W Balr,. tlieubetrolle
T Darin Morgan co, 0
W Wilkinson, do
• G Burns, Delaware co
B B Downey, B V
B Harper, do
ODIABD H.017811-oorster I
A I L Edilkal
J 0 Golden, Kittanning
J l tacni• on, Phila
H West, MoHersport
L Ckrok,' do
Joo Pill, do •
D P Quinn.
J Craft. Otio. •
Jtio MrDoct.oggh, Etlastroth I
Wm Dunne*, do
U Howard, Mon oily
hla Tad. Coot "town
Honk k lady, Green.
field, Pa
T'o'ut kpeakni so, 0 real:gook
BAtILD HOPSL—Liter
tong wax
Chu llemtop 011 Mon
Wm O.mpb.l, Maim
Wm Id Low, Loves Pr
11Im Belay, litOmmlsig
Jew Alimmadme
J S Mitchill lab*
Npt T
16P Vslandm, Wm of ty
0.&44 Marty Wrier.
• raOthbron..
CS Pratt, Delaware co
J N Reynolds, Indiana
I Baker. Philo
W Knowland.
O Crossland, Delon tolen
J Garrard, Grath co
H 0 Perry, Wheeling.
It A Doyle & lady,
J W Ooodne,Leiluaitue,Ry
Jll Bohm= t Is,Lvidta
A B Seaton Odrersburg • -
D Knight; New Haven.°
A Belay, Monsugalls, Vs
I N Hendanim,Wyandotte
IL Okla. Greetistarg •
Wry Barnhart, do
G Worth, Andersou, lad
Joe Ogbrese, Bait Litany
W Manhst
H 0 Wyman, N Y
1 D Braden, MR Pleasant
N B Nichol., do
sat Sloth a Freeport
P Horbech, Weyer, Ca'
dmithlield and Tbirlthreat.
r, thOrtuaroa: • • •
Two Ostorn, Greenock
Jam limy. 4 do
111 Bpsakthao. do
!Levi Pmith, do
J L Penney. Op Wilkins
Jim P.oter, Otheota
J no Froth, do _
4eo Leak.
I Jobbtua. Youghkigheey
lilegalates,Ocalterikt
Rcbt Cornell, •
1111 re B BrowureUle
lao Malec, Payette
ty itmat, below Btoaatb.
tworsarcir:
H Torment, Irmsnong
J CI Patterson, do
B R Nerrton:W Holston
Wm Comity. -
it Mine, Indians en
Chaltaat, Alia co
P Hardwick, Phi&
9 6 Andras,. 11141
Marty, Alike*
O r Bat°, Alltanea,
P GLood Haanady,tiattion city
k ~ do
O B Pock, Oliiirdold
N Wu.m, Blatinfila
Joo Doman.
•
Sam Dstwill„Pa
B m Holiwain,
WD Erring, Irwin . * Bt*
Jon Dixter, Went co
J A Narrow, Virginia
J Barker, do
A langb , y, do
tt punt• man, Harmony
Joe Wolf, do - I
P Mawr sta
tl 5 BcOo-mack,lrOn's Sta
T Oempbeil,Prolgrutarn'y
II B Drioliam, Warred
.780 Pete, Wete•er, Pa
OA Grove, Ohio
D Diirr, Olio
W H glib,
Onortcrd, Armstrong
HARIPS norz4—T4 •
MMil
SI Baughman.W ColobaoCadotaWri
11 P Rem. Thompeoevldo
I Jai Idony.l4.Bllllalt tp
J 11 Thctopooo, Hickory
W [Wolk Illoavvillo
Jos Elempblll.llls,Blokory
1 8 Buchvoso,do
• K Blor..ki•Loovitster
Mn Jane Cook, Osidor
W I C00k.. . . do
0 R.Cett, Bomarld, 0
D Pollock,Olovalond
forgollou. Chlootiaborp ,
Ulet7, Washheart
Mlo L 811 Mb, Hammy
8 81111rtout, Bona, 0 '
Cuestastato, El!zeroth
8 Mill,, do
0 T Loobtek.
B Boritz.
A A Jobostoo, Votiogit'•
Jos Korth, Up. Et. Olidr tp
Tem Aodetwoo, Ha•cook
cowry, Ito
A Mare,
0 Nolvy, Wash. co
W H limey, — a do
' T Ito!ol, W. MtddDien
0 B Tower, Bagatetts
LlOtt . o
It
k M WLlte,Veniee
8 Stargrco, Nob!agouti
Jai Polke", TtiquipsooVe
311211 Com; alimony
Jamb ttlitry, , Ballittlle'
Jobs Butts, Ilicsattrztri
J Orr b
1., awl' eo
No. 6, Rt. Clair most
Ju Lotton. Csooomborg
Lyoo,Cortmelllo
St °nodal. Zolfm*
ILlortaoh Gallon, 0
()ZAMA'. o .Zoosborii
Pair Woltor,
rJHook. lofbmsOn oo
blothatloo. Womb Co
G MAMA, do
os Mango. .
J Battey, Hed Beak :•
8 Ball.
Wm Clark, LAWIVOOR m..
W +bearer, (Nade aatl
A L Lis at, !Ambit:titan I
Law Hattorma
H Abram., N. flambe:Mud
J Dario=
43 )orgaiott, Ctiaariktd
D Teavell, 88mbermills
NATIONAL 11 •
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O Weal, Waysinbung
J Bnyder, Virginia
B Look Ito. 3
B Loy,. do
W '•do
Jai) nectar, Jae ti
I WMorrus, Cal, Pa
W H W 188.13 8 0
IStrow.,l , Bo RR
Jno Varnor,
8 Werney, Mon city
Bryant,.
LI 8 Haraer.,lllorriskorn
.1 klaDcaglo`Ouraatown
W 0 Minaret', ei Loafs
DIM W C*o4.l4Jat2 .04 MI VP Ca 11.101)./
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JAMES C. WATT;
Corner of Penn and' St. Chttr eta.
The helve of James 0. Watt, d owed; reepeetftlly
laitte public) attention to the new doe! of /ALL
AND WlNflllt 030 DR, ootolobtox ell the sibbet
styles of bat:Gable motorist indebted to
Nfl' Will, moth:tibia oi early WI. TM bolt.
asistelli be meditated os the auto apps. ad moon
as bentottoe. The otoek of bow pods slog to
say to *Weeny . r oelldyd
RAINOIO6
ENVELOPE'S.
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A.s SUBSORIBBIt BraS -LEANB
to eaU the attention of laxaseUany 16401abaeI.
Auden ta Nam Gocals;aaa all °Ulm, ta
=unsays 41.8150RTMBAT
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ENVELO,POB
11U.NUFAIRU6ID BY • .
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The abode embrace everyetyle of Letter, Illeleol
del. Wedeln, Portfolio,_Dm, end other nrlatles—
Also, Paretiment and Moth lease, ell made aid memo
read In SW, meet perfect nummer, tam -beet ifine
Iteebbis yet Invented. • -
dam, the:lrib% Mil sWriting Paparii,, , isennOce
tared enmity for the sebeerlber, and to bettor limb
yentas 1,. *mod In We country. ' •
Samples, mite trade Itet of priors, sent by nue
mitre requestod. -
Dialers are Invited to call and manias kis stock,
rlam, /4.
P eV et, e.
Bit MULL a/19110a,
WAWA tl9 William 161Uraditi /. Y.
SAVOYS.
AGIiENTI3,,
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modes so tieottor took, tor ttot sop. Illtsled
tooattootkoto • SOliNtiOnilOstgotts,
•001. - , Caw Nowa' sod Aside @WPM.
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a ositoiloootkoos olotdilit4 ol 4NrolkilP
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