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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-11-14
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f.ss.sss-ssssSi.k RAILROAD. -. -
.11--nE-: SUMMER ARRANGEMENT FOR 1861.
On and after MONDAY August IL 1861 Trains will run
us follows, viz;
Moving SOUTH and E1ST.-Leave Burlington, 0'OO
and 1880 A. NJ and 900 p. NJ
Arrive a Rutland 1900 NJ, $50 NJ. and IL 90 Higi)
Leave Rutland 8 20 and II 90 A. NJ. and 1888 NJ.
Arrive at Bellows Falls $50 A. NJ. 24O aud 41D T. NJ.
Morning NORTH and WEST.-Leave Bellows Falls SD
A. NJ IL 25 nnd $50 p. NJ.
Arrive at Rutland, 10 10 A. NJ. 90 and 3 % " Nj
Leave Rutland, 6 80 A. NJ. 30 and 336 p NJ.
Arrive at Burlington $50 A. NJ 600 aud 100 p NJ
Trains Connect Os foliows;
1TAt BURLINGTON, with Vermont Central, and Yer
mont and Canada Railroads, for Montpelier, st. Adams
Rousc's Point Montreal, Ogdenshurgh and the west
AtRJTLAND, with trains for Troy, Albany ana New forS,
Saratoga Springs, Schenectady and the West. -
BELLOWS FALLS with trains Of shire Railroad tor
Fitchburgh Worcester Lowell and Boston, with vermont
Valley Road for Brattlcboro Springfield Hartford New a-
ven and New York-ani with Sullivan Rairoad for Wind
sor, White River Junction. Wells River st. Johusbury, Bar
ton, Litileton and the white Mountains.
u Passengers 70 the West will find this cheap, pleas
ant and expeditions
Sleeping Cars all night trains between Troy and Rutland
and Montreal.
For Tickets and all necessary information, enquire at the
Offices the line. Il. A. C1IAPlN Superintendent
Rutland, August 5, 1861.
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VNEAS, COFFEES, &c.
Il CHESTS NEW GREEN and BLACK TEAS,
OF every grade,
better, mt present prices, than be bought elsewhere
PURE GROUND COFFEFs Of all kinds; also, Whole do.
SPlCES-al kinds-WaraR.ed Pure and Fresh Ground,
expressly for our trade.
Also, FANCY GROCERIES of every description, just
ceived, BY
FROST 4 G0oDIlUE.
April Is
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VIM, 90, CHESHIRE RAILROAD. Sum

rs5sz5=555rsssz, CHESHIRE RAILROAD. Sum
kmer Arrange mentOn and after MONDAY
EEa-E1=April 10, 1860, Trains willrun as follows.
MOVING EAsT.-IeaVe
bellows Falls Mt $50 A. and 40 p. NJ; Keene at 940
A. NJ and 335 p. M-and arrive Mt fitchburg at IL 90 NJ
md 55 p Mi Boston $50 and 80 p NJ; Worcester at
200 and 100 p NJ
MOVING WEST.-Leave
Boston at 1870 and IL 90 A. Mi Ftchhurg at 945 A. NJ
and 80 p. NJ Keene, 1l30 A. NJ, aud $40 p M-and ar
rive at Bellows Falls at % and 4.40 r. NJ; Windsor 20
and 035 r. NJ; Rutland, 800 and 800 r. Mi Burinsts
800 Pm.
Trains Connect ds foHoWS
Tn Train at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND X BUR
INGTON RAILROAD, for Rutland, Burlington Montreal
Ogdensburgh Albany Troy, Saratoga Springs schenectady
and the West 1900.
Also with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor, Whit
River Junction. Burlington, Ogilensburgh. Montreal, IT
join slury SC. via VT. CENTRAL, PASSuMPSlC, ant
VERMONT & CANADA ROADS, &c. Roth trains make di
rect connection via VT CENTRAL r. r. fer all points north
Dorm Trains Connect at Fitch6urg
with Trains fitchburg Worcester H. Il. for Worcester
Norwich, Providence aud New York City
And junction with trains Of Worcester Nashua
IT, r. for Nashua and Concord and with Trains OF stony
Brook II. r. for Lowell, Lawrence, &c.
Tickets for all points West may lie secured Mt any sta
tion on Cheshire Railroad and baggage will be checked
through to Buffalo or Suspension Bridge.
Il. A. CHAPLIN, Sup iutendcn mt
Superintendent Office, Kccne April 10, 1860
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INSURANCE..
ENERAL INSURANCE. AGENCY.
N -wILfisroS's STONE BfocK-

HNTNA FIRE INSURAN CE
HL Company Capital, $500 600. Applications reccv-
ed fer Insurance in this Companyonc Of the oldest In the
Union. +. II. FESsENDEN.
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,z,ss5ss5zsss,ss VERMONT VALLEY RAIL

I4sss55iissszSzl VERMONT VALLEY RAIL
Ei.s:s..s.s:;sEROAD. On and after MONDAY, APTH2Vh,
s-sE---2 3-1s6l TRAINS will run MS f'lows'-
Bellows Falls for rattleboro,7 so A. NJ aud 30
~ Returning leave Brathoro for Believe Falls, 10 90 AN
and / So p. NJ FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at
G.l5A NJ. Bratelrro 1856 p. N.
The Passenger Trains this route, connect south with
the VT Massachusetts and Connecticut River Railroads
Springfield Hartford New Haven and bridgeport direct To
New York. On the North with the Rgtand Burngtnn,su
hvan Vermont Central Vermont Canada, Connecticut AMI
passumpsic Rivers Rail Roads, forming direct communication
with Whitehall, Saratoga and Schenectady SJohnsury an
White Mountains, Burlington and Rouse Point, Ogdensurg
AMI Montreal NJ. SLOAT, Superintendent
Vt. Valley Il. Il. Office, April 29th 1861. 10
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ms hill n THOMPSON will continue their usual mod
crate charges, In medical or dental treatment.
NJ Letters for consultation ooAtain one dollar 70 in
sure answer. ly47
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-31

Brsndresb's Pills have be.r before tbe wcrsd H.
nearly one hundred and ten yrsrs. They hav. an ..
t2blishec Character for safety and efficacy. vLios
places them In the rs; rank of ali tho MEDICINE. =
me day Ihey are purely vegetable, hsruale . to
the isDdefesi age or weakest frame. YET Of suo.en
en'csey 70 tbosoashiy cleans ard purify the bloo.
through the organs cf tie stomach anc bo~si.-
They aid and Improve digestion. and sound. refresh
ing seer folio~s their usc. They hs~. cured thou.
snds OF cases Of the osi distressing dsspepsis Al
the symptoms q eouarmea consumption have h.,,.
removed ~ their use. and health has again hl-...c
The once desparing invalid. Coslyensss, the eres.
promoter Of disease 10 inf.lbiy cured by sAe.. r.
ApoPsesy and paralysis are ss surely prevented 1.
The pills are perseverinsly used a. soca a. fuline,
or intrns. pain Of the head Is experienced 1l.Ou-
ands o! cases furnished In proc Price Is cent. p
box.
Sold BY ,. Il. cusrsoHsr. Terre- HAut-. .nc s.y =,
respectable dealers IN medicine. lcc,lsiwim
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-31

KASzts CRY. Oct. 30-The Santa Re
Mail furnishes the following additioal items.
Abou, the lst Instant company of New
Mexican Volunteers under Capt. Mink. was
attacked n the night at Aiimcsa. % miles
below Fort Craig by one hundred and ten
Texan rebels. and their horses stanpeded.
Capt Miuk proposed 10 surrender hs compa-
ny but his men dissen;ed. secured their boises
and retreated TO Fort Craig Subsequently
about ore hundred L ). troops fror FsIt
Craig pursued the rebels. overlook them
killed their captain and ten men. wounded
about thirty. and killed thirty horses.
The balance Of the Texans escaped 10 Nj. e
silia.
Another band Of rebels who had beer en-
camped on the Arkansas river, were beins
pursued by 4 company Of u. ). Dragons
from Fort Wise. and company Of New Mex.
ican volunteers.
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-31

HoLsAs OrrKA rEorrE.-our readers all
should bear In mind that the grand enter
tainment. TO be given by the above distin-
euished artists. will take place TO night at
the National Hall, and. from present iadics-
tons. the house will Dc. a. Il should be. an
overfioving one. The snccess that has as-
tended the ''Holnaa Troupe" Is unprecedent-
ed In some Of the larger towns tho enthu-
sissm was 80 great that no room could be
one half ofthe applications for admission since
Lat in this city We give the Troupe a
hearty welcome back To our city. and We
trust they will tarry with Us long enough TO
give us more than two performances. We
make this suggestion for the benefit Of Mr.
Bssch, the gcnf'emanly and efficient Agent
Of the Troupe As vocslists Of pathos pow
er and execution. NE do not think We have
ever had the superiors Of the Holman Troupe
N this CITY; and 40 one who has ever heard
the smiable AMI sweet Sallie and Julis. can
forget them. Is charming and most inter
esting young artists. As to Mrs Holman
herself. ~e regard her a. one Of our most
ch.s,e and classical performers. With such
an array Of talent As the HolmAn's. ssren in
number, and with 50 efficient an agent as
Mr.. Busch. the entertainment tonight must
prove successful. We would advice .ne
and al. ladies particularly 10 20 early so as
20 get good seats
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-31
From kenfuckl.

LOUISVILLE. Oct. 29.-The Louisville
Courier, formerly published At Louisville
now printed at Nashville. and ostensibly
issued from Rowling Green. saws the track o.
the Alexandra Railroad has been torn NJ
from Fairfax Court House TO Manassas
Breckinridge. Preston and Humphrey Mar.
shal; arrived az Richmond on the 2lsi, and
we're received with great cordiality.
Gen John Grayson, commanding the Flori
da forces. died Al Tallahassee.
Gov Moore. OF Louisiana. has issued al
order requiring all persoSs leaving New
Orleans and Jefferson Point on steamboat.
for Memphis to get passes from the Execu
tive Office
Gen. fhomss's official account, al the Wild
Cat affair saws the forces were nearly equal,
and the Federal troops repulsed the enemy
with great loss 10 the rebels and but little 10
the Federals
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-31

Rum ros rur SoLpirH--The commit.
tee sppoinied by the Citizens. Meeting
for receiving donations la the differcn,
wards. held meeting on Monday last. q,
which time they learned from Capt. Martin
Of the ia,h Regiment. that the principal
want. az this time among the sroops. Is socks
and mittens. they being yell provided with
blankets ard other clothing. The commit.
tee thereapon appointed hsssu Coz and
Broksr TO purchase yarn sufficient to make
s~o hundred pair of socks and mistens
These gentlemen hare performed this duty
and the yarn is now ready for distribution
among those who are willing to give their
services in ksi,ting those articles.
The committee will also cAuss to be circu-
lated in esch ward a subscription paper.
among the gentlemen for the purpose of de
frsying expenses. 70 which il is hoped each
one called upon will make a small contribu-
tou for this psrpose. The committee also
desire sll associations that are making up ar
sieies for the same purpose to furnish TO III.
committee full lis, Of the same. that when
the committee report. they may be able TO
give viso county full credit for what abe has
done for the soldiers in the 6eld. Concert Of
ae,ion In this matter Is mnch needed. and We
hope the cieb at its next meeting. will take
some steps 10 systsmatire this matter.
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-31

So Any q cur resdsrs afflicted ~1lh so.ofz,s. o.
scrcfuioas complaints, VIII DO well % r-.s The re
marks Ia our advertising columns rsspectlhgii Bus
hsle Of the nature % this disorder has been kno-u
oy the people, and the clear exposition Of II thers
given. viii prove acceptable and useful. We has.
long admired the searching and able manner IN which
d.. Aria treats every subject be toncbee wksievrr
has his attention AZ al. Las great cesi % IL he
masters what be undertakes. and 10 cue Nao hss
particle ef feeling for his AFFLICTED fellow man. Ca
look with Indifference upon his iAbors r The
kead what he says a ssrOfals, and sec IL how nv
words and hc~ clearly be telis u, more .hss We All
have known q this ineidioos AID fatal ,nsi.sx i
Sun, Phisdslphis, Pa. .etlessr
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-31
Patriots, Attention

You've asp AsIE Bopmp MES WANTED
Tor the Lyon Regiment. commanded by the
gallant Col. John Mcneil. Lieut. Col. Isaac
y. Shepard. Major Alexis Mudd. TO serve in
the Western Department uHder Major Gen.
Fremont.
This Regimen, Is especially designed a. a
living monument to the yalor and bravery OF
the Departed Hers whose name il bears
recruiting ONCE has been opened at the
south east corner Of Wabash aud Market sts.
ierre Hauie. where all persons wanting to
TO join this Regiment for the war. will have
an opportunity. upon immediate application
TO the Recruiting 0ficer.
r. ]. TAYLOR.
y. ). Paw and rations from the dav of en-.
istnent div
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-31

poo Lsv.-It is required BY la~ Of every
o~ner Of dog. on or before the 6rss Non.
day Of January next. TO have such dog mum
bsrsd. registered. described and licensed for
one year. BY the Township Trustee A
Zee is 70 be paid which. after dcsluctins the
per cent allowed the Trustee. is to b. used
a. q fund for the payment Of such damage.
- may be sustained by the o~ner. of sheep.
when allied by dogs. The surplus oG such
funds Il any. becomes school funds. and Is 10
be divided equally between the schools Of
ths townships. As there ere n sheep raised
Ia ths city aud Harrison township. the en-
f.rceuent of this law Gill increase the school
find. The owners Of sheep. when rnaimed
or kslled by dogs may recover ths dsasssss
from he owner OF any such dog, anu IA tl.st
cise. no compensation u allowed from the
dos fund. Every unlicensed deg i declared
annissnce. and may be lawfully killed whsn
OF the pseml.cs Of The owner Person. hav
lag valuable dog wiii heed the i.-. Al,
psr,oa sho shall kll or iaiar. = bcssses
DDS = subject 10 be hned. and 10 be Iasce
ans~srable 10 the owner for hss damages. IN
les such dog a unlswfalls -ronging % a,ll.
ing sheep or other domesiic ssimal.. ur IN
other mischief There are - nany -ostA
less dogs Of low degree. salaele-- that
their rcsp~rtsvs s~ners ~'a no p.s ssF the,
lives and liberty. snd they wiil tns ar eul
that -in ee s.ssnx % labor srd few.rd fos
their destruction. when the evy e sd deg ].
made on the annual retarn of dog day.-
The dog p>n on tie bsAk Of the river I'll
become comparatively ,easssle~ Ths-s'
against dogs vii be b sklsm 'shins A pen
atty = prescribed -g.is.-s si.s oacess lar nes.
lscsing es falling 70 Do their suty. ssse, N,
i-. -hssA nsy be enssrced by an eis:ser
q tss so~nsAiP. EVER dos maj be ca
shers Of rs Gays. u he leave. NJ. owp., q,
dees gard -sshoat he -e.rs th- evidence n,
~ esssf sss complied visA ne lac an.
Mai be h . k<s~ss< 49,.
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-31

Mrs xAEr A Caossr. Tsschsr Of Mu-
sie. viii give lessons upon the Piano Porte,
with or without the use OF instrument. In.
struc,ion in Thorough Bass and Vocal nusic.
either choral or With instrumental accompa-
niment- New popular Sheet Music. Singing
Books. and the mos, approved Instruction
Books furnished. Apply at Music Room on
Sixth Street. adjoining Miss MeLeod's School
Room. OF at her residence. Corner Of Ohio
and Third streets
A first class Piano for sale. Terms req
sonable. din
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-31

tE- Those Of our citizens who wish to
sesd letters OF psrccIsso their friends IN the
Fourteenth regiment. win please leave the
came At the Bossoa store al I. Q. Ross son.
on Wabash Street.. by saturday ioon. The
articles sent will oe safely packed in barrels
which NUT be furnished at the above named
store All the donations for the comfort Of
the boys Of the issh. will be taken in charge
By J. t. Pool. IL so desired bs the donors.
and safely pat over the Government route
to camp All private parcels should be
properly labeled. that no mistakes nav occur
IN their delivery.
All llpe-ons interested Eill please govern
themselves in accordance with this notice. a.
Mr. Pool leaves for the Camp Of the lssh
early on next Monday morning
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-31
The Great English Remedy

SIN JAMES CLAkKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS I
Prspar,d frsns a ,r,srrigs.en 81 S.r J. Carl.
h-D-fAssscsaH ErfraordiEaTs 70 To Qrees
Ibi- iHvAiaAbis ni~doine u unssiins In ths car. e.
sl those painful and dans.rons disease, 10 ~hieh IT,
fsna.is consultation l. suhlsct II usdsrs,-s al ..
eesss- and removes ell os-sructoa-. snd e sr..4,
cure may b. re,ed On.
TO NARRlED I.AIAEs
pafticIisriy suitca. a. ~in. "a = si.-t L..
bring % ihs Houfkiy r~riod ~1ih -esuiarlsy.
Eash lotlle. price dollar. b~ars tke
u~as SsArup q Great frissziu. - psss.,s .,.,,.
nits
7A>s< F'i't, slosss -.ss ~ ssf.s - IT,.
a, Fz1S7 1HgkE K0x7Iy a lr.gas...,. :
~ a. ss.. L hvs-s - Ksosrssao.. D. %, ,,..
ssA>v fsass 49, ars ss;<.
N sl o.se- - Nerves srd s,snsI As.e...... r.,.
Ia ~ Back ass iJnhs. fsfgze o. sughs e...,,o,
ralpssssssa e sAe Heart. H,,s~r,c. 40 WIT.
shs-~ f'iis ~ai ss.cs cur. -asn an oss.r mean.
Asvs is'ist sad sitbosgh po-eni re-eey. a.
at eoaiain iroa. esiesasi. .rtr.s-y o. snysAlas
Aartfal 70 ~ co-sar,tiou.
fnl' slreciioas IN sss psna,.li.i around .sch
sre. Which should - csrefa.ly r----r,,s1
sols Ax,ss fes tas ynitsd sl.ios snd C.-.a..
BOB sosss. li.tst.C L. nsls~fn &C
Rochester. y. Y
>R-ti.ee snt spc-faxc ss.aas- .s.clo.e1 "a Al,
sasherss-d -<eu'. -sn h.sars ss.sl. csat.s.n~ a
rlls. y rc,iTn mall. Ssi ~ 4. cunu.nsbsn.
.-d ?. n r-'.n-i's. rsrs-Es4ss. ana eli r-s<
"~sf lxys<a~u
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-31

CTcISNATI, Oct. 80.
Flour duh and unchanged: sales Of IG0
bbls az 81 l5a4,20 and 81 ,25G4 ,35 for ex-
ira.
Wheat declined &c per bush. and closed
dull at s0d S5c for red, and s5Gs0c for
white.
Corn in good demand at 29a 30c.
Oats in bette supply and shade lower,
closing az 26c
Good demand for rye and barley At full
prices
Whiskey IN good demand at l4iz.
Fair demand Tor bacon but prices a shade
lower: closing rates "a. 5sS@6is. Hol
dors are shipping 20 New York quite largely
in preference TO accepting these rates.
Mess pork quoted al $3.50 80 and dull.
60. 600 lbs bulk sides sold at 5c.
GROCERIES steady and unchanged.
Sugar 90 alUls. Molasses I5,dl6. and
coffee 10 sGl114.
Exchange firm at premium, and the sup
ply hardly adequate 70 the demand
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-31

" r. B. Clark OF ST Louis. w.s ar.
rested on the train -as, from that place on
Tuesday. BY Provost Marshal MeSeill-
Clark had broken the lines without . ps-s.
and vas making his vsy TO Baltimore. when
accidentally met BY Col MeNsili. He u
sad TO be an active secessionist. Col. Mc
SeiIi lsft him in charge Of Capt Hough.
18th L. s Infantry stationed at this place.
Who sent him back to 81. Louis yesterday in
charge OF Lieut. Darlington. a3d Indiana
Volunteers.
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-31

BuRoLAKr .-0n Tuesday nigh; the large
grain warehouse of Paddock 4 Company.
near the canal locks was entered BY burglars
who proceeded to blow open the safe Two
holes were drilled into the plate over the
the lock. Filling the lock with powder. they
b0v the front doors TO pieces. oae door was
madca perfect wreck. Its supposed ,ha,
the burglars then became alarmed. and
abandoned their enterprise. leaving their
erowbsr and some other implements A
sharp look out should be kcp, FOR these
sharpers.
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-31

BosroS, Oct 29.-Lieut Col Palfrey com
msnding the MassAchu,e,ts 2oth regiment
has made an official repor, 10 Gov. Andrew
in Which the loss of this gallant regiment NJ
Balls Bluff is shown to be about59 per cent
The officers engaged numbered - officers
safe y, killed /. wounded ,. mi sing -
Rank and iie engaged 3ls: killed. wounded
and missing IA
A private letter sta,es that the United
States sloop cfwar Dale had captured a
schooner laden With rice while attempting to
run the blockade from Savannah to Havana
The Atlantic Mills In Lawrence will re.
slme operations on the 10Th ~ November
anl give employment to 100 persons
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-31
Pfrates Convicted-A Prize Schoone,
-Dupont's Private Secretary DE
nies Abscondiry

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 30-Thos Quigby,
David Mulens and Edward Rockland were
convicted of piracy last evening.
The schooner Specie. captured off Savan-
nah. bound 10 Havana, arrived at the Navy
Yard.
a orsiher OF Alex. Mekinstry. a Phlapel
phlan, and private Secretary TO Commodore
Dupont. publishes card emphatically con
tradicting that be, Mckinstry. had absconded
with the sealed orders. maps and charts of
the great naval expedition. and saving he has
taken measures to hold accountable all who
have contributed to the defamation of an
innocent man
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-31

The re ebei Thesdora nt Havana.
Mason and sftdeli in Cu uba-War-
like Appearance OF the Port of
gasans--ssoner ny the Britssh TO
Mason and siideti-- -ffcbes yes-
sells I'm Port.
INV 1ORK, Oct. 30.-The steamer Col
umbia arrived from Havana on the 25th.
The rebel steamer Theodore. formerly
the Gorden. left Havana on tie 23d for
Charleston. She landed Mason and Sldell
at CsrsieyaA. and Afterwards went TO Havana.
Mason and SlidcIi going overland. They
we're received with the highest consideration
from the Capt General down
TIE Theodore took large Quasti,y Of
arms on her return, also provisions. coffee.
&c. She Vas presented with a silk flag by
the Southern ladies. She took twenty pas
sengers. including Meade, late IT, 3. Minis
ter 90 Brazil
Things looked quito warlike In Hssana.f
A large feet was fitting out Tor Mexico.
The English Minister had called on the
rebel com nlissioners in fall uniform. and pre-
sented them 10 the Capt ia General.
Capt. Coxsetter. late Of the pirate Jeif Da-
vi.. lately came TO Havana, and remained
there.
We hear Of the arrival in Cuban ports. Of
several vessels from blockaded ports. name
". Charleston. Mobile, New CLEANS and vii
mugton
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-31
Sailing OF the Great Na-
val Expedition.
A FLEET OF FIFTY VESSELS.
The Wabash Lads the Way.
4 MAGNIFICENT DIS
- ty41 PLAY.

FoET MoNRoE Oct 29-The fleet sailed
this morning. the Wabash taking the lead. NJ
daylight. when a gun Was fired as a signal.
the .Cahawba bringing up the rear. The
vessels. about fity In number. formed in a
line a few miles down the roads. and went
out berNeea the Capes in splendid style. the
Baltic with the Ocean Express in TOW. the
Vanderbilt with the Great Republic and the
lllinoi. With The Golden Eagle
The morning Was the most beautiful Of
the season. aud the scene the finest ever vii
messed on this continent
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-31
Night Dispatches.

4 Gold Box und the Freedom OF the
City tn Gen. Anderson-New York
Specials Contradict their Reports II
Yesterday n Erpected-Ftomon
O,dcr Of Removal not Issued IA
Evil To be Corrccted-LetfeT from
Commodore Dupont-Great Wool
Sale-Another Chapter on Fremont
Sen. sherman " ants 2oo, oco Ne m
sn Erntucsv-'rhc West Must DE
tead their Southern Neighbs
NKw YoRk, Oct. 3o.--A gold box and the
freedom 81 the city IS 20 be presented 10
Gen, kob's Anderson this p. m. by the MAY
or and Common Councd
Specials say there u no truth of the intend
cd rcs.gnal on o Mcclellan and Scott also
seat no order for the removal oi Fremon,
has been Issued
Gen. Mcclellan complains that copying
clerk in the War Department have gwen
nsssp per reporters copies Of military or
der issued "a. N hs headquarters. but the
evil viii De 60 rcciei
A letter from Com. Dupont dated SUNDAY
evening. make. no mention OF the reported
robbery OF his private Instruction. m,ps
81.
4 public sale Of 50 bale. or Est ssisn
wool took place this morning and wss. wi,h
cut exception. one OF the m 81 spirited wool
sales sver heli-,prices from ID % ~ per
cent higher lhah vas etpccief-every bale
was sold
TIE Tribrre r-blphes leagth, report Of
Adiatani GensFL Thomas IN nsgsra to Fre-
msnts e<ss. IL can ne sumn,eI az " the
statement thss Gen Hunter. H.. second ia
command. gave a reluctant opinion tha, Fre
mont WAS incompetent for his exsens re
ssnm>nd 3 The spise 10 concurrsnt test.
monT Of lsrvenumhef of the most intsll
gent men ia Missouri
Full defsil- we're given Of al operations IN
Nisseesi, and the rspsex sat - that Fremont |.
order ~ rhsrch ~as issued % an arm, II
nearly foJ9 men. many Of the regiments
badly equFfed uith inadequate supplies II
ammunitis n clothng and transportation.
The ffisshe says, IA regard = kentscky.
IL i stated that Gen, Sherman deem. twe
. handred theasafsd sDen nece-sary. stou.i,
wiling 20 iighi the fucny with What he has
No large b0aFes OF troot< csn be raj.ed ia
tha, Stale, aud iss defense nuss devoiSe on
shs Free states Of the wss.