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etnen Sie9 t9rer Getts.
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won Gen. 8anfs' @ipiGen.

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me6rere Delfrteure, welde wobrlAeinlid il
fitbrt unb eridolen ipercen.
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Seridbtete GAlad,t bel Sfems SrIsGnS. - Die
gfebclIen fbidPen SamUnenbUpte unb Ermppe1 bprtbin
Sine GdIad1t it &emtMcfn e~r,pnrtst.

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rtper iebten.
@tfern fanb cine 9roBe 8e9ue iber 1900
@ann BET Cairo, gtrps pOint uno Sort 5plt
ltatt.
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VefaHsennabtte bts acknowledgements &Opal Wad,t
e Gin beiser Sadnpf.

New-gprt, II. Des. Gin Brief bon be
6re9atte Sartee laet, DaB Der 9%lebeaenIGcpne
NOYal ga6t BON 2 lie NIT 40 Mann bemonnta
SUpten inter 9ieut. Sonstt BON Der Gantte an
senptnmen paree. St muroe in Seuer aees
unb 9an3li6 aerlfGrt, nadoem 10 @efanoene, {
1ertpanoet, 9ertaGt tpur6en tparen. Infer Ser
lult beltett aus 2 Eppten nnt 7 Gerpuneeten
inter lebteren 9ieut. Sunett.
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8afbtn8tun, Is. Deg. Gin 3pet>
muAterner @ebante etneS 9.
S%plDaten. 0etern ipate In ber Queen
City Neunbabn" In Der Nabe BON 2uplsrp, spt>
l9en etnem Gapttdn pom Guthrie Crap 8egts
tnente uno einem lieutenant In Der resuGGren
Nrmee Elm Duea tattfinNen, ipeIGea Ietnen ure
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Vie @aAredten aus @mslaAS in Ganooo.

Wtontreat is. Des. Die bon Der 6.
rOpa" nno Der p@itp Of 8olbtnston" sebradte
Na9ridten aus England psrurlaAsn arpBe qui
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gn9lano Oerurfadrn Die fGrtRe Nufrsgulq, un
Oa0 gerfabren Der brittilden 9ssieruns fnes
allaemetlten YeifaQ.
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ttcn, metde ouf's Betltefe serpfGtdtet leten, fG
in tttne MaBre9eln CUR Nufbebun9 Der StlaSes
ret, etne 1ulGe Yolttit fantttpnen birfe. @r
metnte f6lteBli6, bab bteler &rteg nit Der Sfla-
Serei nidt utebr pie nit jebem unpern Snftttut
81 fAafen t0be, pnoern le0i9liG 5tr Wteoerber=
fteClung beS @eburlants geeet bic gun0ttnttpn
unS Die Oeebei 3ur Us OVERWHELMING Der Union
defthrt irerbe.
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AneHnft ScS Dampfers s@mrppa" in SoRcmmit g
cialinarufttpnen BON Der 66nisin Sictrria unb
Mnferenl G;eidnbten 6rri. Mhnms

Bottom, II, Oes6r. Die v@urcn" ia
bier bellte Nddmitta9 an. 80 Wtnntn ma,
DEM fer Oompfsr III Soltfar anselaulen II,
cling bic brttti1de &rie9aoampfi2aluppe Ninal
inter Dampf pabriAeinlib auf SpeSiu(6eft
oes fDni9liden 8Uti6afterag u1n benz Nbmiral ;
brittifGfn Glctte fir Norpamerita Snlfruftionl
81 brtn8en.
Capt. SegmUur, Der 8ptI0alter nno ebenfa(
Sps3ialbpte unirt5 @sIanoteu QoamS 0iua lcfo
BON VpI ton no1 MaIbinatpn al
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Nie Mfrifn ,nrnefoehn1ten.

7 9ort. Der Oampfer @frtca, pel.
der als tipr9en Osute) bon btsr aGeeben lpllte,
1T (rabrlGetnli& auf Srbre bes brttttlGen Sc.
lan0ten) bts gum Greetaa aaridaebalten pprRen,
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Sie @ep'gCrfer 8anfen Henem ibre gpecies
3ahInnaen Gin.

Depeidsn melpen, RAP bic 8anten In Netp=
gOrf 9eitern tbre Spsrie-3~ ablunoen einseteat 9ae
ben, tpa9rIGetnli6um etne bebeutenoe @pfbaus
fubrnnter BEN bur4 Die &rieeSna6rtGten BON
NislanOe beoentenb ertSbten Ne9ielepnr|er su
perDtnbern.
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Ole europa mad offon ,Yqnati0rt.

Cotton, II. Deg. Der Oampfsr Gurop
Don 5alifar 1T bet Sap GoO asnaliart. 6
tpirc nm 81 ubr NaAmitta9s anfCmmrp..
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0cilmittet.

Die 81. q. Mbeno3ettuns 9ibt BEL 8elpredlln8
bet aa5i@t auf etnen Jerieg NIT Gn9lane T0l<
aeape enersilGe 6eiluitttl fir bic frtttl@f Sa9s
Op6 0hahPS on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-11
SOUTHERN OFFICERS IN THE NAVY.
THEIR POSITIONS AND WHERE THEY COME FROM
INTERESTING TALLER. ETC. ETC.

We pubish the subjoined tabular statements q re-
jonder those rabid aboitionsts who announce that
this is war OF the North against the South, and
who would have II believed that the mission Of our
armies is to subugate the States revolt and free their
slaves. Herein they co-workers in disunion with
those secession sympathisers who sock 10 identify the
rebel cause with the collective SOUTH and when
traitor is denounced that Southerner is meant Let IL
DO known, therefore, that the whole South rebel
and that in Of service alone third OF the
officers belong to slaveholdng territory All praise to
this noble band Of patriots, most of whom have been
robbed Of all their possessions by their tratorous fellow
countrymen. Many find themselves in arms against
belous parents and brothers. Let appreciate
should loyalty thus severely tried and for their sakes
be careful never to rcvile the South its people its
institutions.
The data in these tables have been carefully obtained
from the most reliable sources The columns headed
Born" indicate natives Of the bogus confedcracy and
tho entire South, respectively Some of these have
ceived their appointments from other States. The
columns Appointed include several of Northern BIRTH
but who from marriage, kinship, residence posses
sons, have Southern interests only and entirely
Southern in feeling The columns "Tota" represent the
whole number OF Southeners the service Tho double
columns under each State, in Table 2, ndicate-the
first those born in the sate and the second those ap
pointed from II.
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ahayyes her giftsA noble coptralto voice, style 70
markabls for its brio and pahos perfect vocazation AM
powers As an actress, only TO be compared to those
Maiioran and Nine. viardot and the recommendation
o. Mde Flppi to the favor OF the public Her part was
that Of tho gypsy In "Trovatore" Her success was
immense
"Aasanicllo has just been performed at tho Teatro
Pagano, Florence introducing young debtante Miss
Van Noorden, who, is stated, sang with much
grace and artistic knowledge, giving great promise of
iusure excellence. She was received with marks OF tho
warmsst commentator and favor This would seem to
De another American girl competing with Ean vocalts
on their own ground.
Rave the celebrated French comic actor snd Lcmeriy
another favorite, lately made their debut in st. Peters
burg, the former Captain Charlotte.
The London Daily Neos speaking OF representation of
the "Trovatore" at tho Lyceum, says;-The Count di
Luns was personated by signor Eerr gentleman
SIX teeo high, and gifted with powerful voice; but he
VIII never Nil the shoes Of GrazaA The Liverpool Post
IN noticing his performance Of mo Duke in "Lucrezla
Borgia" has tho following rsmarks:--Ihe' Duke
Sgnor Fcrr simply buresquc as regards tho act
ng and farce far the music was concerned tho
bass in the trio which encored being his only pass
Aide performance as he obliyed sing piano: his
excessive USE or as wc rather ancy Involuntary atase
Of the remoo was with the above exception horous ry
destructive CT the concerted music.
Mr. Howard Glovcrs opera, Ruy Bias !" which has
been produced by the Pyne and Harrison troupe Drur
Lane, has met with brilliant success.
Fechter, the French personaton Of the charac
ter OF Cthcllo is attracting great interest London II
IS said to DO OF tho most remarkable hstronc efforts
in tho history OF the Shaksperan drama
Lucy Escott and Henry Squires singing in English
opera at Sydney Van Demans Land.
Every lover of Shakspere will be glad learn that the
sale of New Place has been anticipated by
vigilance, generosity and perseverance, Of Mr. j. Hai
we'll and tho Invaluable site purchased and presented
the corporation of Shaksperc's native town.
Madame Lind Goldschmidt sang for the first time in
London after absence OF five years. the 22d
month. The occasion charitable one and the per.
formanco was the oraoro Of Elijah" Speaking of
Madame Goldscbmdts voice, the London Times says
Though occasionally produced with greater apparent
effort 1t has lost Of its Enthusiastically any of s
power. The style has become measured, studied
and deliberate, perhaps, ndeed-not TO the term in
an over critical sense--abored almost every phrase
being assigned peculiar emphasis. though were
complete and independent OF itself Buto take the air
" Hear we, Israel as example-whle something Icss
Of the old sponaneity is observable, would be difficult
TO imagine granocr vocal defamation heartfelt and
i,apassioned singing
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SIXTY.THlRD REGIMENT.

Tho friends of this regiment Colonel Enrght)
edwith tho Common Council and the municipal depart
mens, making strong efforts TO have set Of colors
presented to them by the city. The corps having
been recruited without any aid from the city govern.
meut or the Union Defence Committee 1t is urged
the compliment of SGT Of colors would be well deserved
acknowledgment TO the officers for their din
cult undertaking in collecting organizing and completing
thScorps Notwithstanding many discouragements. MIR:
Stephens President OF the Croton Board with other in
ucntial members OF the city government has been
ing the effort for this presentation and Alderman Genet
is expected to take tho initiative in the before the
Common Council The Sxty-third, which Is generally
known the Third Irish regiment but not Of tho Irish
Brgao) has nulttudc Of friends in the city who would
be4llghly gratfed by the proposed compliment.
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Markets.

BUFFALO, Nov. g. 1851
Flour unchanged. Wheat quiet: sales 2, GOO bushels
Milwaukee club at &c., and 5000 bushels red winter
81 04K. Corn NC. lower, with fair demand sales
% COO bushels 4Oc and "a O0C bushels at Canal
freights better 24c. and 26c. wheat New
York Lake mports-3&90 900 bhs -four, 400 600 bushels
wheat 81 900 bushels and 5000 bushels barley
Canal exports-2 800 bbs four 2S7 900 bushels wheat
and 1874 600 bushels corn.
OswEGo, Nov Q, 1861
Flour unchanged. Wheat dull sales last night 10000
bushels winter red Indiana At 81 IL to-day 900 bushes
Canada Club at 81 %. Corn quiet Barley dull sales
6O00 bushels Bay Quinte ut Sic. 81 &c. and 200
bushels do. arrive at 50c. Rye and peas quiet Canal
rcghts unchanged on -four Gle. wheat 20c TO New York
Lake imports-250 bbs., -four, l44 600 bushels wheat
$500 bushels Canal expors-2o0 bbs. flcur,
900 bushes wheat q 500 bushels corn 1900 bushels
barley
r1 CHICAGO, Nov. o. 1861.
Flour quiet. Wheat dull and &c lower, at 7l1c. for
NJ. and 90 70 for No 2, in Sore Corn quiet at &c
for mixed In store Oats active Receipts 800 bbs.
-four, rs eco bushels whet, SO 600 bushels Ship
bushels corn Freght1 rrer at lac on corn and l4c on
wheat TO Buffalo. E.chango unchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-11
EN- ROUTE TO FORT LAFAYETTE

Mathew +. Marry, secessonst, who was arrested at
Cleveland Ohio, few days ago, charge Of carrying
reasonable correspondence with the rebels passed
through this city yesterday, route to Fort Lafayette.
Tho prisoner it appears, was extensively engaged
letter carrier between the Southern aud Northern States
and had in his possession when he made the last trip
Iorthward about 600 letters Ho received 81 so per
for his trouble, which neted him ndsome profit He
In New York short time ago business connected
with the rebel government, and under the surve
lance OF the police II intended that he should be
rested just he was about TO leave the city but ne
managed to give the detectives the slip, and 1t
until he reached Cleveland that they succeeded in catch
ing him. The prisoner had number Of letters in his pos
session when he arrested and the evidence of his
guilt appears TO DO conclusive.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The New York Decentralization, for
Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship Europa, Captain Anderson,
will leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close in this city tomorrow
afternoon At a quarter past and at halEpass Ave
o'clock, 70 so by railroad
TAs EUROPEAN EDITION or TIE HERALD viii be Published
at tea O'Clock in the morning Single oopies,~ wrap
pers, sfx cents.
Tho contents Of the EUROPEAN EDITION or HERALD
will combine the received by mail and telegraph
soce during the previous week aud up tho hour
publication.
Sampson Low, Son Co., No. Al Ludgate Hill, london,
Engsnd will receive advertisements and subscriptions
for The HERALD.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1861

m addition To the above thero are eight new steam
soops that were ordered to be built by the government
somo time ago. There have been already four Of them
launched and the others will shortly follow. The work
has been entirely done At the navy yards and although
not usually tho custom, it has progressed with
rspdiy that augurs well for the future They will carry
thirteen guns each, Of improved make, and will be
most valuable acquisition to the navy following is
list Of their Names and whore built Those marked with
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Court charlottesville Dav.

SUPREME CouRr-ClRcuT Part mos. 1917 s76,
4Cs, li5s. 1852 ll6s 1l72 1l74, 1882, 1854, 1870,
COMMON PIEAs-Part Mos. 1850, 1913. 1906, 14s7,
1907, 1912, 1913, 1919, 1920 1872, 500 2ss4k SOL,
sSl l421, 1872 49, 1855 1868, l42s, 1904 1423 9os.
SUPERIOR CorRr-part Mos. 1885, 1857, $685. 1611,
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2GO1s 29OS, 26l2. 26l4. 2616 26Is 1920, 262A 26a8
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THE TwENTY-rHREE NEW auNDoArs.

As these boats have been ordered direct by tie govern
ment and for the regular navy, they of belong
under that head All but three four have been launch
cd some have gone into commission, and few weeks
they will all be in active service. Those to whom
manders have been appointed in forward OF
progress 1t was originally intended to have the arma-
ment Of ali the same, but believe is the intention
to have little difference between them. We give
the number of guns, originally intended, the
jority will be thus armed The following is the list with
the names Of the places where built
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IT Hiscox THOMAS r. BRo~.S to KATE NJ, daughter Of
Alfred Cook both OF this city
EMsa-KEMr-on Thursday, November 7, by Rev W.
city
PRicE-SroRY AT Cherry Valley ~ X, on Wednesday.
November by tho Rev W. s. Twon oily, Mr. AIFIxp b.
PRICE, OF New York 70 MISS ADELA A. oungest daughter
OF fhe late Robert Story ESQ. of the form or place
WINASs-CRAnREE. Wiscasset ~ j., on Friday.
November 8, by the Rev. j. Merrill ANrrN " v. WSANs,
of New York 70 Mrs MATTE IL CRAgraxe eof Savannah
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NIarried.

BAInwIy-Dayroy.-In Washington city on Wednesday,
November g. at the Church Of the Epiphany by the Rev
Charles H. Hall, HxNRy BALDWIN, Jr., 20 KATE IRVING
second daughter Of the late Hon A. o. Dayton all Of
Washington.
BsowS-cook.- Thursday, November 7, by The Rev
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