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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-19

ALEX. BROWN. N J. B. MCLLILAND.
DROWN 4 McCLELLAND,
ID COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RICHMOND, VA,
Continue to sell all kinds of COUNTRY PRO-
DUCE, making prompt remittances; and will re-
ceive and have ground into Flour crops Of Wheat
which may be consigned them, If desired
During the absence of one Of the firm, our senior
partner, ALEX'R BROWN will devote his time
exclusively to the interest Of our pstrouA
Ru S-3N
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ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT OF VAR
Corner 7th aud Cary streets
Wy AGONS.-Persons who have furnished this
w derar .nent with wagons without boxes
are invited 10 call more wanted.
G.. DIMMOCK,
Colonel OF Ordnance.
WANTED -Four good BLACKSMITHS
wanted, TO whom good pay vii. be given.
lT-lOt
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PRO aiSGEOWAE. CARDS.

TfssssS1A DIR +. w. HANCOCK having been or
dersd 10 Geh. Ewcl!s Brigade, as Surgeon
v.lt necessarily ur absent from the city for time
Those wishing his professional services will find
lis representative. Ilr JAMF- =. WILLIAMS, Il; his
office. prepared 10 HIlr:d II thoir calls
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EE~oFFiCE SOUTHERN EXPRESS cox.
PANY.
rAe MANAGERS or HOSPITALS. IN thi.
c.tx Will r,ea~e ieavr tacjs AnpRES ~ this Office,
tha3 lr,v knov vt,e;e TO deliver their 5reis5t
av 3i-~tS ). :. GIBSON, Arcn;
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rs ENgUtK.ttf.
<'tt ...i...S
IANITAUTURES
WOODEN

IL ss, r2f es-cs. p, Z yo.. can oItai! As desirable
Go',ie, without ny -; - lJso IL tAoln tran their
AZ. ca} worth 'H~r
ItE.-ilAI<
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
All GGu0s AND HkRCklS for Nanassa and
FAIRFAX raGst be prSf}ii before leaving tits office
an SITS J. Z. GIBSON, Agent
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MILITARY NOTICES.

4 RMS ARMSli ARMS!l.
y
Ine undersigned urgently calls upon the peo
pie of Virginia to send in TO his address all ARMS
rot actually in the hands of troops-no matter how
te,v-no matter in what orter--as they will go into
the held as soon as repaired.
No other person is authorized to collect Arms in
the State bur the undersigned. C.. DIMMOCk,
Col. of Ordnance of Virginia.
~ Direct "care Col. DMMoCK, Richmond
Va iS-2w
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NG LIT AIRY LOTHIMG.
500 pairs Heavy Cottonsde PANTS.
800 pairs Black Cashmere Pants suitable for Artil
!aFy companies.
~ pairs Heavy Grey Tweed PANTS
NOAH WALKER il CO,
je % Corner Main and l4th or Pearl sts
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- MEDICAL CARD
: ARTIFICIAL YEETH THE CHEu-

Z ARTIFICIAL TEETH THE C4iEU-
e PLASTIC AMI NULGANIrE PRO
ESQ " JONES, DENrIsr, having the
"snt 40 zoe above mtde Of making; Teeth, and be-
1e Ss.as-s,I nj lis tuso.utc superiority over all
"'neT iaethts, can with confidence commend il 10
H"st desiring iuh 81 partial sets Of teeth and cs-
i'T''"'J saeb us may be dissatisfied with those
.'. ave no" using. The perfect adaptation OF
'"' ie' ~ Sc" In"'iti. and the suction thereby BE-
cured enables l4im 10 .asert one or more t,eth
i14H+2Nf eSasfs. tuas method having been adopted
by Hose standing highest in the profession, xortb
"4i4 3"91i ies'ii1""i''7 WA be given aud speci.
OF Teeth. gold or ;.ly o,}er plate, win ~
eoUite, be made Tor liosr 2TeferTiue them. EnI
inz Cleansing Extract.n., ;4uc all other Operations
geafi} aud Thoroughly performed, leeth extracted
by ELECTRICITY, Without pain.
III Oa.ca Or Main street, opposite Coriut'ian
HAL. de l--ly
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FATIGUE SHIRTS.
10 doz. Fine MEEINO SHIRTS
90 doz. JEAN SHIRTS.
10 doz. FRENCH GINGHAM SHIRTS
% doz. CHAMBRAT GINGHAM SHIRTS
10 doz. CHECK GIEGHAM SHIRTS.
doz. STRIPED CALICO SHIRTS.
IS doz CHECK SHIRTS
For sale by GEO. MAGUIRE, JR,
jy % "a Main street
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HUJkINl:sN NlDTICR;4.

= =
RICHMOND, Sept, II, 1851. 5
DONDS, STOCKS, &c, FOR SALE.
Virginia State SKIES tat
Tennessee State Skies.
North Carolina State Skies.
Confederate State Bonds and Registered Stock.
WANTE D-New Orleans, Mobile and other
Southern Funds. 4ss
~ Checks on Nashville, Memphis. and all the
Southern cities bought and sold 1t best rstsa
IL
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n1SS N.-The co-partnership of
IL GARRISON, ANDERSON & co. was dis
solved July LIST, by mutual consent. J. A.
CLARKsoN will settle the business, though either
partner will sign III liquidation. The books and
accounts can be found at the Office of CLARKsON Il
CO., No. LOG Main street J. A. GARRISON.
J. NJ ANDERSON.
au It's II. BROWNELL.
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UFoers pfompuy attended 20. -
w. PETERSON & CO.,
Druggists, 155 Main street, corner 18th.

A BODEKER 4 CO., APOTHECARIES
IA AND DRUGGISTS. No. 10 MAIN STREET,
near Old Market. Richmond. Va, viii keep on hand
q general assortment Of pure Drugs. Medicines.
Chemicals, Oils, Paints Window Glass Putty, Dye
Stnds. Patent Medicines Brushes Of all kinds; Sur
gic,l Appliances. Burning Fluid. Alcohol, Soaps,
Fancy Aateiss Garden sna SEQ. sins
Liquors, &c
Prescriptions prepared at all hours with special
care, by members Of the flTm alonAew st
PhysiciAns' orders from the country executed
promptly. and the most reliable medicines fur
uiahed tao
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COMPANY.

OF THIS CRY,
pTr3s!a"3 las, vear and in order ia make such
Goods ",.fsA ~ compete with hut would ra-
thcf '.it ..ler SoajtaTa u2nut.ctGrcs hv furnish
..- grades >ri styles Of Goods that have never
ln..-.l4t- been iaatc IA Virginia, The, flad their
-'.l "-ta Hae'i 1eFy 10 ne best and finest quality.
! ..'. ars .... earring Fiail cas- lalEREE
"Cc t4.ti Us 81. rv,. variety, tIo:n ire Virginia
M.au ....' t.-ii.o S. col. ard soc;- the attention
~ we i-.'-, iJ He 81 I;' o .'a,r Gonds. Al, who
:.-v, -ef-. tt-it AI,-'. CLOTHS manufactured at
frs expressly t.r TIE Virginia Nil,ary institute.
r-nununcc the1 AZ lest equal. i NO: superior in
qlAAty. ~ nose hey had been buying heretofore
and cate Is cile-..
Tie .rpiu.a STATE aud Central Agricultural 50,
u!sti,- AT aeir Fair held in this eity, ia October
last, eWH''iof Ia tl.- tpA.I Say GOLD MEDAL
Ter their cXtrhIri.. of Wooden Goods which in
ci.t1,,i some b>.tJtitul S;ANI.s. RLkNAETs, &c
Purchasers roy rs, UPON every piece Of Goods
rra':lteetu.ou - as taias what it Is represented
and ruGcr 20 circumstances viii tbs Company be
iEcg"et L. f,ult -io',iF IL their Goods, nor will
iG,y c'c.j .Hy cotton Win t,eir wool.
LGN Is -. CEENSHAW, Prest
%trJFL %. MITCHELL
a EiLIaGEoE tDDTIN. y,i,...
jour ii. &uETAGIf.
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sdy when ] was Il c.tIlG. as believe | shorld have
been saved the excrUci.ttiug pain have been sub
je';e.i 'Q. vel! rs tie itiornty Of body must
carry % fht grave. aEd my parents would not have
Le.l Under such heavy expenses from doctors bills
and in sending IGe. they did, 70 the celebrated
Springs ia Eacapi in search of health. wish all
the afflicted world c"EiI aud hear the beIie
fits have derived .foin this riuctd:e oi H@npton's
Try 81 AGA s,,iut4 with its virtues with
whom come 10 coutGcr.
'";eailencn, e.. thousand times oblig 70
you. and goa axe ~ liberty 70 Use LILY name and
..-s oil
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II UNAWA rs.

originally came from Washington, d. C., and
speaks with n Northern accent. | will give the
above reward for his delivery to me.
Sc lS-ts JOHN LINDSAY.
nUNAWAY-$2 REWARD .--Rauaway, ia
II, July, from the subscriber, PAUL; brown mu-
latte color a bYiekiayer and plasterer q years
OF age; about s feet inches high square built
bushy hair anGlarge beard when he left face long,
and hollow ab5ht the mouth very slightly knock
kneed walks very erect; steps short and fast
voice lond and strong; when spoken to answers
quickly; cullen aspect He formerly belonged to
nIr. Benjamin +. Whildon. The above reward v II
be paid to whoever will lodge him in the Charles
ton Work House. Apply a; this Office.
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A2 ~BEALrH, EEALTH-


Mss MARY SCof1s.LD, P&FCEPrREss No. $50
BALTINOkE STREET. BkLuHORE-"Irh4{hS Siren.
.rT than fictloa. - his lady suffered for years
with Chronic nab!i .G'orr Rheumatism IN It's most
InalielIaut She Ayst contracted the disease
when tsso years Old, by being vacciuated with mat
ser from q child v he had tho white swelling From
this i!lac 10 v,ouuuho3d her suiferings were ex-
tr,ne-ohe never had relief from pain until cured
H. HAMPTON : If\CItfI.E
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DISSOLUTION. &c.

"-~-r-1~-.-o
rINHE FIRM OF ROBINSON g. LORD has
1 been dissolved by mutual consent ANY in
debtedness of. the late firm will be paid by g. II.
ROBINSON, at ~ Pearl street, who is alone au-
thorized to the name of the firm in the collec-
ton of debts due them in the States of Virginia.
North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Georgia
Alabama, Louisiana Texas, Arkansas, Mississippi
and Tennessee GEO.W. ROBINSON,
CHAS. w. LORD.
Richmond Sep. 18th. 1861. SO l4-6t#
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10 OFFTCE SOUTHERN EXrREss com.
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EALL TRADE, is6i.-W. PETERSON Co,
II WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS and DEALERS IN
Indigo, Spices, Madder Logwood, Bi. Carb. Soda,
Starch, Sal Soda, Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Nutmegs
Salad On, Saltpetre, Sponges, SaerAtus, Flor Sui
phur, Copperas, Birthstone, Alum, Cochinel, White
Lead Zinc, Paint, Linseed on. Coiors, Parx6ne Oh
Solar Oil, Lard OIL, Castor OIL, TouQua Reans--in-
vlte the attention Of merchants vtsiting Richmond
to an examination Of their stock which, In variety
and price, Is not surpassed In this any Northern
city. tH5
II Orders promptly attended to-
w. PETERSON & CO.,
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OFFICE r., r. 4 p r. X ca -
RICHMOND June "a. IsSl W.
nERSONS NOT KNOWN To mn prs,
DENTS on the line Of the Road 49, "x I
can obtain Tickets for passage over the Neh,u"L
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mnss \. ~ ~
nished with permit nom the propsr sa,Aos,s.' y"
BY order Of the 0ovsrnor
ie Aft A. D. ALLEN. Tlet., Ar.,.
DICHM o N % AND YORK RIVE 3 : =
IN EOAD.-Passengsr Trains leave Ri.h.anIs
daily ats A. NJ; West Point daily (sxcsut sr.%.. a
aa 10 NJ, West Point Sunday at &PM "V
Freight Trains-Change Of Hour Leave p,.,
mond daily except Sundays ss S A.. n. VI.
Point daily Except Sundays) IT l2i5P.M
Freight received aG Richmond daily (sxesos Cen,
days. until r. n
jy Pts r. H. TEMPLE snn,
IMPORT ANT ECHIN3I On
i HOURS.-On and after FRIDAY, lsth in,ta,,
the morning go A. NJ train Of thh company MI
be discontinued.
Until further notice only one train daily win h.
run, leaving Richmond for Frederieksburg At oc,i
p. NJ; returning will leave rredericksbure Al SOS
A. H., and arrive in Richmond ct o clock 4. n
SAM'L RUTH. Supt Transportation.
Once r., +. 4 P. r. r. Co.,
Richmond, July le. 1861 iyle-a
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TTACCINE VIRUS-fAe Nsdlcsl xsa tAssseA-
" ont the State, Whistles h o. est u ths Array.
ere respectfully rsqaestsd - forward ~ u ssAs
VACCINE VIRUS they CO spsss v ~ s1es-
Compliance with this Request y asgs4 uDsa III -
tnntioa e. Of utmost impoStancs g ~ Rnhsle ~
IRA 4. T. PETlCOLAA =. D.
- 0a-l~s $3.50 #a vnceane AeunA
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~ Z q 4 Il Z E
% Ghds Ne,y Orleans SUGAR.
10 tierces prime RICE.
80 bhls. TAR.
- half barrels Family ROE HEARINGS.
% boxes Adamantiae CANDLES.
For sale by
LEWIS WEBB & JOHN G. WADE.
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JAMES b. MACMURDO, Agent MANHAT-
81 TAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
New York. Office at the Insurance Agency
of THOMAS M. ALFRIEED, on llth street, nearly
opposite Goddins Hall, where applications viii be
received. Gu l6-ly
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0royr. ,o,, ON JAMES RIVER
FO FOKTs OWHATAN AND JAMEsT0r,,,
~noSI AND STONE-HOUSE wHARyrn

The steamer CURTIS PECK. Capt. Hp,,.
EVERY MORNING, except sundsysJ :. snat MY
sor the above places. and return came dav 49,
o'clock 7. d. touching .. al Of the r.rul:r $500 %
going and returning. Ao"ass
Passage to Grove or Stone Wharf, ea-Ms.,.. -,
The Curtis Peek win connect whh
COACHES, running TO Yorktown, At the o. ci
Wharf and through tiekets to Yorttovn o'ow
turn, win be given on the bost for A5-n.a,. a re-
50 cents each. Uy O-ts RO HASENss
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Thsse new Machines, for Casis. HILL HsAds,
SnaM Cireulsss. LabslA g., ass capshls 1t tufs-
ing OF 500 Impressions pr hs~s, tAssSsy vashlns
the patrons Of this estsbllshmsnt " shsan ~ -
serptoB Of work II the shorsess pessbls notice. 4
q Prices reduced IN psoporttoa " he nnfsass
Of spseA .4He
II Priu,ing IN various eolossA RRON1EO -
INKS executed In the highsss style q TIE sst- -
this brancA % the businsss the peoprtssefs eea
safely chxIisug~ r0mpstitton. - t-0
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

: NOR RENT.-A DWELLING. HOUSE contain
( ing II rooms very PLEASANTLY located. within
FIVE minutes walk of the Capitol. Possession given
Immediately, Apply to F. MCCARTHY.
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This Afternoons Report.
FRnnI PnRT RnYAI.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. u.
The Enquirer has the following from Fort
Monroe, derived from rebel sources. In an
ticipating the arrival of the Great EXpedi-
ton. The rebels have been engaged in erect
ing batteries upon point at Hilton's Head,
and on the opposite neck of land. The prin-
cipal forti6cation on Hilton's Head was de-
nominated Fort Walker, it is on low land
and partially concealed by trees and under
brush. Adjoining il are other batteries Of
smaller size, but so constructed as 70 prove q
formidable bar to the entrance Of vessels.
Fort Beaufort was Of considerable i'm
portanoe, having been mounted with heavy
guns.
The garrisons are supposed to have been
South Carolina regiments, assisted by ad-
ditional regiments sent from Richmond.
The batteries at Bay Point opposite Hill
ton Head we're equally as formidable.
Inside Of Port Royal entrance and be-
hind the batteries lay the feet of OOmmo-
dore TafnaIl, which consisted only Of small
vessels, carrying q few heavy guns, but
nrineipally light ones. Tugs constituted
q prest portionlof the feet. Many Of thes'
remained outside the mouth Of the entrance
tin the arrival Of our Aeet when they
formed in miniature line Of battle, In tn
position already stated, behind the gun
Of their own forts and acToss the entrance
On the morning Of Thursday last u
Q. 8. feet, numbering AZ vessels, headed ?
the flagship, approached the mouth OF for
Royal entrance. This was ct halt-past mn
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A Dangerous Rebel Spy !
This Morning'g Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

UAshAAGEONi NV IL
Herald's despatch:
Agentleman occupying a high position
in Mexico has just arrived here with i'm
portant information from the western coast
of Mexico and Sonora, which he has laid
before the Government.
Itappesrs the whole West coast is greatly
excited at the contemplated intervention
Of England, France and Spain in their sf-
fairs, and they have applied to cur Govern
ment to know whether it will sustain them
in their stand against the intrigues Of
Spain.
The rebel agents are now very busy in
that section of Mexico. They have thus
far found little sympathy, the people nearly
all favoring the cause Of the Federal Gov
ernment.
This is the case in all the States through
out Mexico. The rebsls; however, hold out
fsttering promises, and offer to make any
kind Of treaties, and to aid them with
money.
Worlds dispatch:
The excitement has been intense here
all day in reference to the Coast Expedi-
tion. The news coming from Fort Monroe
and Hatteras Inlet is credited at the De-
partments.
In case the expected steamer arrives at
AhnapOllsi aIEU1S~---L----;ii ha pnada IN
dispatch the news Immediately North and
South.
Everything is quiet on the Potomac.
The steamer Harriet Lane having been
thoroughly overhauled, will go down to the
hotilla in day or two.
The President viii not pardon Captain
Gordon, convicted at New York of being
engaged in the slave trade. The Govern
msnt desires the prompt punishment Of al
such offenders.
Times despatch:
! Yesterday Gen. Hancock sent fVe com
panies of the New York 49th and three o
cavalry, to Peacock, FIVE miles beyonC
EeWinsville.
They discovered no signs Of the recen
presence Of rebel piekets, except q few OK
tinguished camp fires.
The cavalry went three miles beyond
} and we're informed that the place had bu
recently been occupied by rebels. The,
:: brought in prisoner in front Of on
left wing, below Alexandria, our pioke
lines extend from the mouth of the Aceotin
up the Aocotink Ridge, ten miles in from
of Fort Lyon and four in front of M
Vernon, which estate is noWWithin ou
lines
The rebel pickets appear about two {
three miles beyond our lines, and sboI
the same distance this side Of the 0cc,
quan.
/ Scouts in the direction of Fairfax ST.
ton state the rebels have thrown up tV
Z field works at that point, and that Gener
i EWell is there with five regiments.
Tribune's special;
. Several rebel batteries on the lower P
tomac have been Withdrawn. 1t is prob
BILE that they were composed entirely
. field pieces.
3 The officers generally Fidioule the idea
going into winter quarters.
A person in citizens dress, with q pa
- from Gen. MoClellan's head quarters, vi
{, tied all the posts Of the left wing Of o
y army on Saturday, who was recognized
e his return by gentleman in AlexaDdI
, as an officer in the rebel army.
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The Rebel Army---ChIef Omcers.
CFrum the PhiIadsinhia Inouirer sfb

GENERALS.
Samuel Cooper, late Adjutant General,
o. s. Army.
Albert s. Johnston, late BrigsGisr Gene
raj, o. 8. Army.
Joseph E Johnston, late Quartermaster
General, O. s. Army.
Robert s. Lee, late Colonel of Cavalry,
U. s. Army.
Peter T. g. Beauregard, late Captain Of
Engineers, U. s. Army.
Gustsvus W. Smith, late Captain Of En-.
gineers, o. s. Army, and late Street Com
missioner Of New York.
MAJOR GENERALS.
David E. TEiggs, late BrsVst MsjOr-Gen-
erel, Q. 8. Amy.
LeOnidas Polk, late Episcopal Bishop Of
Louisiana.
Walter Gwynn, late of the .. s. Army.
Gideon J. Pillow, Brigadier General
Mexican War.
Sterling Price, Ex-Governor Of Missouri
Jeremiah Clemens, late o. s. Senator Of
Tennessee.
Ordin G. Clay, sntecedents unknown.
! Asa Rogers, sntecedents unknown.
Thomas 8. Raymond, antecedents un
known.
KentOn Harper, Of Virginia, antsoedent
! unknown.
Samuel Hsrdana, Of Alabama, antscsd
ents unknown.
Samuel s. Anderson, late Of the 0. s
Army.
Mansfield Lowell, late Of the U. 8. Army
aud late Assistant Street Commissioner o
New York.
Earl Van Dorm, late Major Of Cavalry
U. s. Army.
Samuel G. French, late Captain Of Al
tillery, U. 8. Army.
Simon B. Buckher, late Of the U.
ARMY,
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q elave Trader Calvleled d Piraey.

For The first tiEe-excspt in q single
ipStanes, end in thst the prisoner was re-
leased Sor want Of attention ts some tech
nical requirement Of sviisnce-Binee the
Government in 1890 pronounced slave
trading to be piracy, q trader has been
convicted Of The crime in New York. The
person e Captain Nathaniel Gordon, Of the
ship Erie, charged with being engaged in
the slave trade. The jury after very
brief consultation rendered 9 verdict Of
guilty which imposes the penalty Of
death upon the prisoner. Gordon received
che sentence without apparent emotion
The sentence Of the court vas deferred
There is point Of jurisdiction involved
in the osse, namely, whether the place at
which the negroes were taken on board
comes within the provisions Of the act Of
Congress, IS being on the high seas. The
judges may give a certificate Of division Of
opinion on this point in which event the
case will be carried up to the Supreme
Court Of the United States.
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The Hon. John Coehrane, Of New York,
said in q speech ct the AstOr House Monday
night Of last week, that though he Wss not
in favor Of making this war Of emsnsi-
patton, yet if the oxigeneies Of the service
required the putting Of arms into the
hands Of the negroes to fght for the Union,
be vas heartily in favor Of aVailing our
selves Of such q chance Of war. This ez-
pedient would be no more than our enemies
would adopt towards US. he thought this
the general opinion Of those who had gone
to fght The battles Of the Union.
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VIII the Cleveland Herald oblige Us by
sending only one Of its numerous editions 70
this Officer The Herald is q good paper
when it comes daily, but when it appears
semi. hourly we cannot say that it is favor
ite. For some time our post Office box has
been overhoWing with Cleveland Heralds.-
We cannot send boy to the post Office but
he comes back laden with Cleveland Heralds
If no other paper comes to hand, the Oleye-
land Herald is sure to come along. And it
is queer looking paper too. The editorial
matter is dribbled about over the sheet in
little dabg. We would as soon try to catch
aea with pair of ice tongs as to find what
the editor Is about. The news matter is
good when we can discoverit, bat the same
thing is shifted from page to page, and from
one column to another, until We can't tell
whether it is ancient or modern history. Il
makes our head swim to hunt down an item
through the various editions to find the
sIvery latsst" If we could have a single
edition only-say the lst 2l, or any othei
of the daily editions-We could manage t
profit by it. Please send Us one Of the after
noon editionr and keep the rest
P. s.-We have just received a copy Q
the Cleveland Herald by express OiseiH
ndti COMMERCIAL.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-13

REvoLUTIox IN THE APPLE TRADE.-A
new use which has nov been found for
apples, says the London correspondent Of
the National Intelligsnosr,. threatens Us
with & scarcity Of cider, not from the fall
urs Of the sPplss, although partial crop,
but because they are likely to be applied
TO more profitable purpose, go far as the
growers are concerned, than in making q
household beverage. Il seems that the
Manchester calico dyera and printers have
discovered that apple juices supply de-
sidsrstum long wanted for making fast
oOlors for their printed eOttons, and num-
bers of them have been into DeyOnshire
and the lower parts Of somsrsetshire, buy
ing up sll the apples they can get, and
giving such price for them as in the
dearest years hitherto known has not been
offered. We know Of one farmer in Dew
onshire who has large orchard, for the
produce Of which he never before received
more than 81, $50, and yet he has sold il
this year to q Manchester man for 81, 800.
There can be no doubt that the discovery
viii create quite = revolution in the apple
trade.