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Thus and passed the city Of New Orleans aforesaid
this dGy, month and first above 8ri ten in of
Marcel and Antoine Gnnand Witnesses OF lawful
expressly required and domciiAted IN this city, who heraunto
sign their names with said agpeRrer and r4e, Notary.
The original signed j. B. ST,AWSON and others.
- NJ. r. DUCROS
. 49,, A. EONAND.
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public
certify foregoing be copy of the original
tRnt in my Current Register.
New Orleans, 18th june, lNfD.
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public
undersigned for the Parish
certes that the foregoing Charter has been hi
IN k lay recorded n Society Book No. 1. folio 4la&
- New Orleans 18th June, 1850 Na
je2N ltnu5 rH as n ARC iNTFI D huty Recorder.
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CATTLE MARKET,

JEFFERSON CITY, March 90 1851.
Arrived to-day 50 Texas Cattle and 8 Mich
Cows. Since last Friday $50 Western and 50 Texas
Cattle, 3l8 Hogs, 500 Sheep, 43 Mich Cows and
237 Veal Cattle. The stock on sale comprises $50
Western and 200 Texas Cattle, $50 Hogs, 900
Sheep, Is Mich Cows and 62 Veal Cattle. We
sunte.
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LIST OF VESSELS CLEARED AND SAILED
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
corrected expressly the New Orleans Daily Crescent
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4e0ielu of tbt {flarhtts.


CRESCENT OrFIcE, No. 10 CAXP STREET,
Wednesday Morning, March 70. 1861.
CoTroN. :. "A fair demand again prevailed yes
tcrday but operations were checked by the high
rates claimed by factors, and the poor assortment
of desirable list Offering and the sales did not
coed 5000 bales at sitter prices than the day pre-
vous, but for the present We retain our quotations,
except for Good Ordinary and Good Nljddling.
Strict Middling bringing l2361l3c. We quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLAssIFICArIONs.
{"'S5'sE; Y SPa 5ai%9 Va
Low Mildiug ...N Z 3ila Fair.....-........ nominal
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand LIST September 1850. .bslcs T4l3
RsssfySG A3 ,-I So
1856
Exported yesterday. 3lI03 l5lO97l
Stock hand cleared 2S470t
TOBACCO. I'VE heard If G hhds, Old sold at llc.,
at Ice and New on private terms.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
Stock on hand LIST September, 1850 hhds. N67f
Received snce. ...'....'.-.'..'.'-.' LIE T. 100
Received yesterday ..........-..-.''..'. 60 ''1'o
3SOot
Exported since; 1926
Stack on hand not cleared ................,. ls72
| Sugar. The sales embraced some 1900 hhds
at about premium rates, Fair to Fully Fair 44Q
5&e. - ID.
MoLAssEs. .. We noticed sales of about 1000 hbls
| at 2O@23c for Fermenting and 24D25e. y gallo
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SSYEI1oEEEE REmfDN:!- An UNFAlI!NH
all Diseases of the Urinary Organs and Gen
eral Alternative and Blood Purifier. -
E~Th;s "Renay'' when al other preparations fRl.
rIt entirely unlike every other medicine prescribed for
Vencrea Diseases contains Mineral Poison NauSeoui
Drugs being from Roots, HNka Snd Leaves tht
,orn Of y pleasant aud delicious Syrup.
E-It is nntues remedy Tor Gororrhe@ and aiGel
Gravel Structure Hn is especially recommended for Flor Al
61s whites in Fcrnes thIR complaint il is IN valuable.
N.Y. general alternative ard blood purifier his no equal
ami does not Scrp!uH Secondary SSphil Hlaau
lar Svelngs MorrIrl and Hl rUtIre Diseases crit te51
more speedily permanently than other nedre known
purifying. and cleansing the hO0d-cAHlg il tc
flow in original purity and vIg0r thus removing from TIRE
sysep all which have nducef
disease. -,...,-.,..- l, 9, ,
all redic skill il IL especially recomrcndG; in old cases
in from one 10 three day
few doses positively all scatdng heat chodHe and
does not uect BREATH Interfere with class Of
business.
Es5-I requires M resistance from other medicine.
s ry the toilet table in mo cGItiF2 room,
without Its over being suspected eeay for private dis'
>, -.
ah trsae yeReresl dseaBs with full directions FOR
tbeiI pernla tsr cure, accompany each bottle
fall parciHS, Circular FiEh lfGiN any
store in the United States. as, ,, ,,.,a B. o.
ia sold ii re1a! 81 bottle, three bottles for
nv al RESPONSIBLE druggists and deara in rltcNo through
OFT the United States wholesale by all wholesale drug
gsts. . .r,,,r,,, a. :, r,-.,,..-a O. ,,,;e A.,
Nos q an; I5l Chatres
Wholesale Agents for ne South
a,r.c,,9 no all T,-rsyis,e '.,i6 lVEW
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CHATEAU CEt&CfpUI2&, Pc QskFoRE : 100 cases,
" in quarts and pnts Wine,
e1e by s. D. GRATIAA & CO.,
go 80 CustomhouEe street.
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Private Banks and Exchange Dealers,

BROWN BROS. t CO.. IS Carondelet street.
SAMUEL SMITH & Co, Camp street
HUDSON & CO, corner Canal and Camp streets.
BFNOIST, SHAW L CO., No. I9 Camp street.
BANK OF COMMERCE, JACOB BARKER Manager,
Corner Camp and Gravier street,.
THOMAS H. BARKER, corner Camp and Grapier streets
Il W CONNER & SON, No. SO Carondeet street.
John WOOD X Co, corner Camp and Common streets,
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STEAMSHIPS.
GALVESTON AND MATAGORDA BAY.

TO ssIl on TtIIfR nA Y. March q, H : A..
GALVESTON AND MATAGORDA BAY
Y6RFA New Orleans and Texas United States Mail Line
ship Chms. Morgan. j. awe,s, commander will leave AS
above carrying the United States mails For freight pas
having superior accommodations apply
board or l. O. HARRIS, AlaaGer'
81 Camp street.
steamship of this line will leave Thursday and SIM
a mornings for Thea fnve norts. m13
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GENUINE PREPARATION

-
HE EtTR99tBBSs RgS5T fer tie R R5sS5
H4EEii,MMBOfns BBUcHU for Nervolsnesp
H#EH#$$$ $S$ (: Fl;
Fn1EEIhMW T00IS BUCHT for Weak Nerves.
9ELMBni.n's BUCHU FOR General Debility.
SES$%BSs BTGHS e. f R55 s e 6sss's
HHEEII,WyB6i.D's BGCiIU for WSEefnlnesa:
HEfMB0LD'S RUCHu for Dryness of Skin.
asEM#%EBs BB$S#$ ;sE FAN t. Ress pv.,, with
Hr ERGS+Es SB9f5 fas a;i sP with
HrET6 Af Bt9 Il? @95s' sSs5s'y
oTetion. and all diseaseso
F FEY4EEs FEHAhEs, F FEHHEEs,
Old or Young Single, Married. or contemplating Marriage,
TAKE No MORE PILLS,
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL.
HEIMBoLD's EXTRACT BuGHu is the very best remedy
in the gord for oil ?oqG Sae 10 tH Se1 Th9le
or cbange Of life See symptoms above
No Family Should be Without Gty
TAKE NO MORE BAIsAN, Mercury or Unpleasant Msdi.
cine for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases
HEIMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU CURES
Secret Diseases
In ri, their stages, At little expense.
Little or no change of diet, NoinconVonionce,
Use uE1MBoLnis EXTRACT BUcHUfor Excessesarians
rom habits !ndugedin
And ror diseases arising Habits Of Dissipation. Il
mogn III improper discharges and will restore the rae In
s % 4 R2TR aH6 HGHu for Diseases .ue
&C. S 9S Pfs5S5i for
and diseases Of the -,
Whether existingin
EfaIe or Female
fror, whatever cause originating, and matter of
HOW Long Standing.
All the nboye diseases symptoms admit Of tn trest
| pnent and may originate from the same cause.
| Read! Remt! Read! Read!
EETNROTpS BUCHU is safe, and pleasant in taste and
| odnr lint immediate in its action
f5arcouav aDpetred Alderman of the city
phi1adeInhia IT, r. HEI.MROLD, Chemist who being duly
| cury or injurious drugs, but are purely Vegetable.
| 0''' IL 7. BELNBuLI, Snie Manufactures.
Sworn and subscribed before ne th I'D day of NoTomha
| 1854. WI +: ht555aSi', Anerineo'
| Prepared by ,,, a l. y i NJ.
| lO4 South street below ChBsnut
| PhilaIcirhiA,
-Beware Of Counerfeits and uuprinciped Dealers, WIT
enelvor dispose N he'r OWN aiu otef aFticieb on LEI
| reputation atthned y , n,..
:, Extract Bucbu.
| . SarSaparills.
Improved fosr Wash.
| Said hv JOHN WRIGHT & CO.,
| q and l5l Gharr-s street,
And all Druggists everywhere
| n=-Ask for HEI,MBOTD'S-Take Ne Other Cut ont til
advertisement and send for it, and avoid Imposition and Ex
| $50 ja3I lYAW
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ew eEIsana aa Gtesent aeAnAaa atnina aart 20 1851
SAILING VESSELS,
Foreign Ports.
LIVERPO POOL

SA1ulNG vESSEL3.
...,....... Foreign Ports.
LIvERPO oL.s
hS7S FOR LIVERPoOL.-TheG tat-class fast sail
tBE hrIlsh ship AInirt Capt Qalp, snow ready
rec' cargo for the above port and will have i'm
mediate a''p"teh For freight apply MT t. rrR KNOX CO.
For annly board Pos 49, First Diatric MO
SE5S F*IE LIyERPooL-The Al fast sailing
wi meet with immediate dispatch For balance
mo- BAXTER. LOWELL eco.
kEN FOR LIVEmPoOL-The fine a very fast
a hip 81 a1e ot, sD SSGn Ea s
''',7''' '''''M EEKER. KNOX L CO.
kSR FOR LTVERpoor.-.The a very fa,. sail,
ing American ship IronsitIes Chas1;, master is
% o oad for the a62ye p'ft and VIII have dis
' 49, .... MEEKfK, TN6X 4 co. 81 GrAvier street.
kSa h,P SSmiiIo, s"5'i %'s;, hssias he s5e%'sf
2a # her cargo engaged will have very quick dis
m or '''S0 g. I6SEa "ERf o 81 erordee
.sS& FOR hIVERPooh-The, Al fist sailing
s4s + ioairng and viii with dispatch For
nib N'''' JH. AsHBR1DGE NEPHEW.
efRa8sG American lark Texan Star. Capt; -, is now
@ E 3 ss ' eoo ! pa ne to immediate dispatch
mil ''''' >'''''''' ''' BAXTER LOWELL d co.
kSN FOR, LIVERPOOL The Al fast sailing
SEI and I @ u itch Ear fsipht AMY
IA z---e $500 ~ 1882 ~ p
mill JH AsHBUrnGE 4 NEpHFw.
sa FOR TTVEVpon1--Tb e Al fast calling
Isn e. hd Hum Int I'D ell m este S
ETomHs n, natch Fnr fephf anTlv r N ~ "
'''"''' ''''-'S'' neg" SEEKER KNOX co, or'o
Por n,,y,oe onr,v or ,o,r T. c. JENKINS CO. ne
- FTuT2 TJvEspt,,,T,-Tr The Al fse. sailing
AG;A R+i1 hin ~ NJ CAM T.mrhe is now londrr
vii hayt itninsliaa dfsnarh For ba4nce Of
freight hS apply to pAvrrp royF1JsCo
sEa E-.yt TIVEpp.oI.- Ths ~ fast safltng
sGsl .bo WI w. Ry.rr Muster ia now Load.
tGl and vii hayr frlr'ciia>e isnatch For freight
"'nl7Y 10 m ,supRr2GE,r NEPHEW.
M = II: a l.n T.. u ~ = W. =
ess&S ing American slip Col. A;Ia1ns Wis master, is
| pr mi Dispatch. FIR freight appIy to
| hEEkER, kNoA q 90;
| For massage, apply board md
e1z FOR LIVER ospOIs-Tne Al fast sailing
Tie greater I.4ft ii her c,2ro engnred and long
on board will have prompt dispatch Balance of freight
| apply 10 MEEkER, KNOX Il co:
r OF 1.,-e3e. .2l27 vi o3"-l
sR4 sailing american ship Idaho, Capt. Howe now
zloading will with quick dispatch. For bal
| ance II freight, apply to
MI : : = :. NV - 49,
saAA. American ship Lizzie Southland, Hilton mas
gSfpr Is now LOADING Tor The above port and will have
~ MEEKER' KNOX e. GO;
SGR- FOR ETVERPODL-rhe a very fast sail
a&BaFA ing American hip Old EnglHIld Capf: DeIano
ha4szs now aiding and will meet with quick dispatch.
fs28 BAXTER. LOWELL co.
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.,..,,, - ,.-.s-, HEW RAILROAD r4=tzzts
EossSt E.tss3a59s%ssa ROUTE IA EIiETS
ES1tSs SHS144Saaf4E TO TEXAS. EE9aDses4ae4ls
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE.


Tgeryour time saved and the risks and dscofors
of a sea voyage greatly diminished, by the
gcxy DrIeang, Opelcus and G. W. Railroad,
10 BERWfCE'S BAY,
Nv tho new and splendid line of STEAMSHIPS all built
presy for this trade with superior stateoon accommodations
Tor passengers,
LEAVING THREE TIMES WEEK.
........................GEN.R USR.
To Sublime Pass and Galveston.
To Galveston and Indianola.
sATFRDAY ...................... MATAGORDA.
To Galveston and IndIRnolR.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
EThe terry running Railroad the landing fodi
of Toulouse street. nearly opposite jackson Square at
the morning may obtained and saterooms secured
Al the Railroad Office St. Peter and Lever streets
Do jackson Square, daily and at the Depot before the depsr
ture the Texas trains.
Me- Freghts for by this Line received every day Sun
av excepted the above landing Insurance by this Line
less than by the River Linz. ~ - 49, ~ . ,
o28f BENZ. F. FltANt7EFsS. Sec,y
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DUNCH-l74 boxes Batavia Arrae for safe by
s. WOLFE.
fe8 corner 4raYier and New Lsyee SIS.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, city Of Now 0rleans,S
Re it remembered that this 18th day of December 1850
before ne subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for
city aforesaid personally appeared 0mor Gal)ird President
A. Schneider Secretary of the Citizens Mutual Insurance
Company Orleans who being duly according
law do depoe say that the above accounts Just and
true and transcript from the books Of said Company
o. GAILLARD, President.
A. SCHROEDER, Secretary.
subscribed before this day. December Is,
1860. ARTHUR SAUCtER,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
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FTNTDN INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
- ORLEANS,
Corner Of St. Charles and Canal streets.
Total assets on the ls Of May, 1860 5obHt 10
against the perls of the
gea and Rivers and Loss Damage by Fire at the current
rates of premium. - ,,.-. 49,, . -,
PRIVILEGE Of participating in the profits Tho Company accord
m. tn he 18Th article of The cha Zee Ii they prefer, dis
count Of fifteen ner cent will he oFP on their pr9mjn. All
losses promptly and equally adm feG rr1r
JOHN N. CRAWFORD, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Holm DOI,RNNpF. firm Of Martin Cobb Go.
4 F. CHARPENIIER HrEl Of I4oht, Gharpener s Go.
IT. J. cunts, firm of j. N. Rhorer It Co.
CARL KOuN, firm Of q. Knnn Il GO.
r. ". OGDEN, firm Of Cusschs a Ogden
l., r. GENERES. firm Of Abat, Generes Go.
VICTOR NJ. JGNAN,
JOSEPH DEYNOODT.
4. CHIAPEtlIA. auto tnyi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31

-
aKaGs CA CoLunsus EoiroR BEPoRE THE
GRAsp JunY or rHE D. 3. CogEr since the
"a,.aulL" OF The Uuit.d States Marshal of the
Northern Disttict Of Ohio upon O s'castle" OF
the KaiRhtso OF the Golden Circle In Marion, Q
week or two ago, the attention OF the Grand
Jury aefslhe United Slaies Court, nov in ses-
1sion In this city, has bsencAilsd 20 the matter,
and as the COLUMBUS pspers pTofessed 60 be 10
pvesession OF valuable tnfofmation relative TO
\ me existence aud condition Of this traiIorous
Or sa1iz ,tion, which comptls candidates for ad
, missivu tJ swear that they twill not rest Ior
. slsep ill Aorahsm Lincoln shall be removed
from the Presidential ehait, and that they toiH
Esdde in blsodyP 60 n ir kaees as soon as J, If
sou DAVIS sees proper 10 march With bis army to
take the city lof W sshipgton and the White
House, several OF the Capital city editors we're
summoned before it, with he view Of elicitng
some casa upon which the jury could t,ke ac
ton. Yestetday the senior EDITOR o. the Fact
(Jvbn Gesfy, E.qs)auas clOseted with that
boy, bn, exactly what be deposed. OF cJurse,
ved have no msans Of knowing We are In
form ed, ,rho uever, ,tnst his statements were not
such as will jus t'iy the jury In proceeding any
1 further 10 the matter. IL vas hoped that Me-
Geary would be able u eliminate certain in
divIdusls, when some riob, Developments might
have been anticipsteJ; but as his disclosures
were not such as the jury bad been led to be-
liess be could makes other Columbus editors
summoned will not be inquired to attend, and
the pia,ter viii be dropped Tor the present =
C.n Eaq Oct. 30. N@'S,'sf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31

4 To MrlIrAnx GEsrLrnEn AND crvrLIAss :
You will hnd at N. GusDEasHErMEa's, No. l2g
s. High street, next door to the Goodale House,
a large and superior stock Of ready-made cloth
log, and like excellent stock Of cloths to be
manufactured to order in the merchant tailoring
department of bis establishment Mr.. R.
SPUaLIs0, who superintends this department,
ia skillful cutter, whose ability and reputation
afford an ample guaranty that none but the best
OF work will DO made under his inspection.
Our readers, military and otherwise, will find
it to their advantage to purchase their clothing
ready made, or leave their orders with Mr.. GUS
DERsHEImER, who Is an old and experienced mer
chant Of this city, and is enabled, from the fact
that he buys his goods for each, to sell at
very low figure.
Remember N. GusDrRsHErnER, No. l2s South
High street. [octl2- meod
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31
From san Francisco.

SAN FRAscr CO, Oct. 30-SAiled on the 26
the ship MONDAY, for London--oargo wheat,
-four aud wool; ship Western Star, for Liver.
pool--wbeat and silver ore; 27th, steamer Far.
ansc, to cruise down the coast.
Capt. John II. Leudrum of the United States
army, died yesterday in this city. He was q
native OF Connecticut.
The Uuited States steamer Narraganset was
at Acapulco on the 9Th inst.
General Shields was at Maz,tlan on the l7th
instant. He declines Brigadler-Generalsh'p.
He is urging some plan to to encourage Irish
emigration to the Western States and M, xico.
Several Texans had arrived at NJ z,tlan, on
their way to Califo mia. They report stsgna.
tion OF business throuPhout Texas 10 couse.
quence of secession. Toe utmost misery pre-
walls at Mstsmorss and along the Rio Grande.
stores closed. steamers tiee up, and all kinds Of
Improvements suspended.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31
Arrival of santa Fo Mail.

KANSAS CRY, Oct. 29-The Santa Fe mail
per Carson City, reached here on Saturday in
advance of schedule time.
Business was dull throughout the territory
The volunteer force 10 New Mexico numbers
nov over tbirty-6ve hundred men, three thou.
sand OF whom are in marching order, aud tx.
pect soon TO be employed in active service.
Their destination is toward Messilla, where
they expect additional reiniorcements.
The Indians report large body Of troops
marching from the west, aud many think il
may be the California force go al xiously ex
rected. II so, they design. on their arrival, at.
tacking the force in that region from Ttxis.
The Camsnches and Utshs have been lock-
ing horns together near MsxWelPs rancho,
originating from Q theft committed by the
Utahs, in which they obtained one hundred
head Of Camancbe horses. The Camanches
followed to obtain their property, and in the
struggle one Of their numoer was killed.
The Indians on the Plains are now peaceably
disposed to the whites, having received their an
nuities at the hands of the agent.
Surveyor General Clark arrived safely, COM
ing through the State By way of Omaha
Judge Watts came in as passenger by the
stage. All quiet here.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31
Further by tho santo 70 meiI.

KAEeAs CRY, Oct. 30.-The Santa Fo mail
furnishes the folloSing additional items:
About the Let inst. company of New Mexi-
can volunteers, under Capt. Mink, was attacked
10 the night at Alimasa, Ihirty-ive miles below
Fort Craig, by ono hundred and ten Texan reb-
els, and their horses stampeded. Capt. Miuk
proposed 10 surrender his eImpapy, but his men
dissen,ed, secured their horses and retreated to
Fort Craig.
Subsequently about one haudred United Statts
troops from Fort Craig pursued the rebels, oye.-
took them, killed their Captain and ten men,
wounded about thirty, and killed thirty horses.
The balance of the Texans escaped to Messills.
Another band Of rebels who had been eu-
cam Led on the Arkansas river we're being pur-
sued BY company Of Uoited States drsgoons
from Fort Wise aud company of New Msxi.
can volunteers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31
ArrixnI or the Oolumbla

New YoRK, Oct. 30.-The steamer Columbia
arrived, from Havana on the 25sh. Tue rebel
steamer Thecdora, formerly the Gordon, left
Havana on the 23i for Charleston. She landed
Mason and Slidsll at Cardenas, and aiterward
went TO Havana, Mason and Sldel going over
land. They were received with the highest
consideration by the Captdin General.
The Theodore took large quantity of arms
on her return; also provisions, coffee, etc. She
"ss presented with elk f.g by tho Southern
ladies, aud took twenty passeDgeIe, including
Meade, lac Uuited SGates Minister to Brazil.
Thiugs looked quite wsrlike In Havana; O
large feet Was fttiog out for NJ. xico.
The Eoghsh Minister had called on the rebel
commissioners 10 full uniform and presented
them to the Captain General.
Capt. CJx-e ter, late OF the pirate JEFF. Davis,
lately came to Havana and remained there.
We hear OF tho arrival 10 Cuban ports Of
several vessels from blocksded ports, namely
Charleston, New Orleans, Mobile and Will
mington.
A Havana letter says eI-Cousul Helm had
arrived there from Sc. Tnopas with credentials
as Consul from the rebel States. The Captain
General refused to receive him as Consul
Auotber letter says Mason ana Sldell were re.
ceived by tho Captain General as private gen
Ilemen.
The steamers Nashville and Isabel were fit.
ting at Charlest,n with heavy armaments.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31
No Truth In the Report OF General
ScOti's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ere.
mont Again.

SCOUTS fsesignation-Gener Ere
mont Again.
NE~ YoRK, Oct. 80 Specials says that th err
is no truth Ut the intended resignation of Nc
Clellan and Scott; also that no order for the
removal OF Fremont has been issued.
Gen. Mcclellan complains that copying clerks
10 the War Department. have given neaspsper
reporters copies OF military orders issued from
bis headquarters, but the evil will be correct.
ed.
A letter from Commodore Dupont, dated Sun.
day evening makes no mention OF The reported
robbery Of his private instructions, maps, etc.
A public sale Of seven hundred and fifty nine
bales OF East India wool took place this morn.
lug. and was, without exception, one of the most
spuited wool sales ever held; prices ranged rom
zen 70 twenty per cent. higher than was ex
pected.
The Tribune publishes lengthy report Of
Adjutint.Gsneral Thomas 10 regard to Free
m0nTs case, IL c,n be summed up 10 the state
ment that Gen.. HuLter, his second in com
maud, gave reluctant opinion that Fremont
sas inc ImpeteLt for his extensive command.-
This slso is the concurrent testimony OF
large number OF the most intelligent men in
Missouri. Full desails we're given of all ope.
ratious in Missouri, and the report states that
Fremont's order to march was issued to an ar
my of nearly forty thousand, many of the reg
lmen,s badly equipped, with inad, qua. 9 supplies
OF ammunition, closhiDg and transpor tat,on.
ln regard to Kentucky it is stated that Gen.
Sherman deems two hundred thousand men
necessary. though willing to fight the enemy
With what be has. No large bodies of troops
Can be rsised in that State, and its defense
must devolve on the Free States Of the West
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-31
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Hsw York Market.
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