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A IL kinds seasoned or fresh separate mixed, de
II Hvered in all parts OF the city at short notice
and full measured Cords al the lowest market price, BY
directing Box $40 p o. leaving orders at the Of
dee OF the Yard rsxt to the Gas House. Cherry street
oct23-3m 4fs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-02-15

Trains run by COLUMBUS THE, which h Minutes
f.ster than CINCINNATI TINE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-02-15

$50 bags fine Corn Neal;
100 g Bottled 90
Just received and for SAFE by A PARRISH co
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CORN
1000 bushels Shelled Corn;
1000 &c Ear
just received and for sale by II PARRISH q CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-18
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIvrRFooL CoIros MLRKET.--lhe sales Of Cot
ton on Monday and Tuesday were 1900 bales The market
essi.r and doll with downward tendency but quotations
Tenan unchanged The 'ses 10 ,peeglAoTs and exporters
were restricted TO 1000 bae and tie market closed on Tues
day a. nominal partial decline.
fA,DE RrPokr.-The sdyice, from Msnchsst"r arc IN;
fyoFah the uttet fer FOODS and yarns having eoSnW&
tendency, a. quotations are nominaL
LNsEPooL BEpsDf1UYTs MAKKgT, Nov. 6-The market Is
sfaeg,y gnet AID steady except for Wheat which has an
Ipr aid ten lsncy Richard,on, Spence Co.. Nsached,
s.! o. Wbea. ffner aud advanced 10 on inferior qualities
euoaionI are Red Western ~ Odllbi Red southern ~
dl1, White Nes,ern, l1gdlJ White southern, lsdIJ T.
Cora sasieri mlIed % 6, Yellow, 70 Q; White, - d51.
LIyIRrooL PHovisISs MaExKr, eh.-The PEoyidon MsT.
ket a senersry dull Mesfra Bisllnd A,hye Co. and
Rlehadiou, Spence Co. quote Beef duh Pork dull and
downward Bacon steady At - GJe Lard quiet Iaio"
I,vytroSL PFoprcE M,RzEr, 6,h.-sugsr quiet and
,,sdy Rice inactive Coffee buoyant Ashes ntn at % for
Pots aud Pearls Lnsced Oh acuyo at % 1885, Kosin
qnlst, Common l3I60A spirits Tufpentne has An ad
yBncirg Tendency quotedh t9I. =,
LoSSoS M,HsKrs--Nhest has upward tendency ard
has advanced per qaner SosAr buoyanti Coffee upward
lea buoyaut Talow nim al 81 bd32l.
AHKnICS ST0cEtlhe laest sales up TO the evening OF
the STU Illinois Central RAilrosd shares, 39aJ dis
Erie shsres. 21a2tl
LoSDoH mossr M.HKEr. Nov. 9.Consols closed At s3d
20. ior money -.
LiTEsT-Vta Londonderry.
LAvEkPoOL, Nov. :, 1861.
Corox-The tes yttedsy aud 10 day reach y 90 bales
Tia. market 10 rner with upward tendency aud trihing
advance qualities. TIE sales TO speculatos and export
BRTsDsrrUs-1he mnie is quie, and steady Com very
dun aud declined o. al 4 quar- Mixed $40
PhoyIsiOSs-Ths msrAet IL steady
PisoDud ERosn advancing; Common, H. Jdl' o. Spirits
Tufpettine hrueri quoted at lOl. -
LosDos, 1th.-CoNsoLs closed al 93l for money. The
Bsnk England reduced tie rates OF discount to cent
?5 Ilnoi. Central railroad shares. s9i ASA dis New
York Central, g.
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LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
DEPARTURE OF THE D'EPINEUU. zoUAyES,
(FIFTY-THIRD REGIMENT).

The marching orders for this regiment, from Gen.
Burnside, which we published OH Friday, were, it
seems, denitve, in spite of the reports to the con-
trary which were a1oat. The tents at Camp Lesley
were struck at about noon on Saturday, and shortly
after the regiment took up its line OF march to the
boat ON which the troop were conveyed to the foot
Of Tthirteth street, N. II. The debarkstion at
this point was orderly, and the men were formed
into column with little trouble. Thence march was
taken to Fifth avenue, through Fourteenth street,
and down Broadway TO Pier No. 4, n. r., TO the
steamer Admiral, which will convey the regiment
to Annapolis. The appearance Of both officers and
men elected much applause along the route, Col. d.
Epineul and Major Cantel, who rode at the head Of
the line, being especially greeted by the populace.
Before the column came in full sight its march
announced by the half Saracenie music Of the band,
and the spectator almost fancyng that he was about
to see battalion Of Moors, had his illusion in no
wise dispelled by the rich flowing Eastern garb Of
officers and men. The men marched along with a
light step, and the French companies especially, APP
peared fail Of fiery enthusiasm.
The body OF men whom Col. d Epineuil led through
our streets on Saturday comprise the first battalion
OF his regiment, numbering perhaps 700 in all. The
regiment, when complete, win have 1872 men, or two
full batiaIOns, with Major to each, according 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-18
wEsTCHEsTER Co.-(Ofcial.l

Republican and linton. Deaoediie'
yndqe dpp-.Wm. Is. WIigbt5On q. r. Comstoci. iis5
Sec State-sH BaaId.....5,So9 d. r. y. Jones....t60s
ConnoileyFL Robinson. ,s61 q o. Scott 80
Tyeqsare,-aW y. Lcwia..5,gGJ w. William. 5o1
1ruGen-sD. 8. Dickn,on5gG NJ. Il. Champlain. 4 40
ST. gagiaeey-tW b. Tsylor.5GO3 w. r. Richmond. .i62l
Canal 3yu-sFA $50 Jarvl, Lord. $50
Com'r j2Jrs-B. b. Bruce...5lI8 W. W. "Hght''i'o'
y. A. Talmalgo 789
P,i,on Inspsr.-'AB. Tappen.5,9s w. c. Rhodes..44Sl
S,oatoysUez d. Robertson 1896 J. J. Smaley. 8s8
SAerG-.Leemon b. Tripp...5,4l9 Darius Lyon.'.scoi
ReQtsfer-Wm. Csudws....5,ltl - B. Marshall 'osiJ
CIok-Jamss w. Hu,ted...iiss III. L. Howell ..'oBIo
Co,oas,.-aIewi.P Pelton. 527 stephen Billings. ia
Tar II. Robinson. 1881 Squire Griffin. 3O15
Neb g. Brown...5fT5 Alb. q. Guion. ....s, 800
Svpt Poo,Mo,es W. Fish. 80 sAb X. Srang ..5 226
yu,tioe-sWism Mier....539l James Parker. ...30 ls
usaJv-I Jas NJ Bolton 235 'P. c. TallBsn. IL $50
T. John III. Morris. CSC IN ID. Halsted.. ...i ,6S
3. 'Cb. M. Depew.2l8o Samuel Bennett. .l,ess
Sup Ipt'ee-'Jobp A. LOU tDem.) had s,stl-no OPP.
'xIsctsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-18

Total. 1899 1916. .ln,ln lnG3 1898
Majority for Ballard I0a,793 Wight over Bruce, 1928.
The counties yet to come in gave 2,6Si ma
jority for Lincoln over the Fusion ticket last
year, and will no doubt increase the Union
majority to los, 900 at lenst-thus The TRID-
UNEs estimate, on the morning after the
election, of 100000 Union majority, stands
justified, with few thousands to spare. 1t
will be seen that the aggregate vote for Bruce
and Tallmsdge is Q, 1872 lees than that cast for
Ballard for Secretary of State; and that
Wright, the Democratic candidate for Canal
Commissioner for the short term runs 1871
ahead of Jones, the Democratic candidate for
Secretary of State. The aggregate vote for
Secretary of State is i.O65. being 1921
less than that cast in the same counties for
President year ago. The returns from the
five missing counties will probably increase
the aggregate vote OF the State about 10000.
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SATURDAY, Nov. 16-P. NJ


The stock market was fairly active this morning.
AT prices showing but little change from Friday Inc
quotations are irregular but in no case important
After the Board, however, the bears pad9 tns pest
use of the arrest Of Messrs. Mason and Sldell on
British steamer and fear Of complication OF our re-
lations with England had temporarily an unfavora-
bic influence on the market. The timid among the
bulls threw over some of their stocks and some OF
the bears who had bought shares TO cover contracts
sold them out again at loes, suspectlng panic.
Nothing of the Sort however, occurred, and aterthe
market touched the lowest point, new buyers came
in freely and at the informal meeting Of operators IN
the afternoon there being regular second session
on Saturdays, there was good demand for the lead
ing fancies. the aggregate sales being some 1000 or
900 shares, mostly Erie and Central Upon discus
sing the question of the probable results OF the action
of Capt. Wilkes, it was generally conceded that at
the worst our Government could only be required to
apologize to England for the invasion Of one oil the
ships under her flag, and to reprimand the oileer
who committed the offence; and, upon consulting
the best authorities upon international law, 1t was
generally considered very doubtful if any oiense bad
been committed. The street hereupon assumed a
buoyant position and large transactions were made
at advancing prices. The lst Of stocks was called
two or three times in the outside room, corner oil
William street and Exchange place. Ere, when
had touched 80, advanced steadily to 3il, which was
offered late in the day for 600 shares Central sold
as low as 80 but closed at 81. Galena fell Oh TO ~
but was afterward 73l bid. Toledo, after selling at
36I, touched 81. The market was as healthy at the
close ss if John Bull had no opportunity to take
oense, and the only result of the fright after the
First Board was to enable parties interested for the
rise 70 take in some stock more cheaply than they
could otherwise have done. The great elements OF
the advance still exist. The successful negotiation
of Secretary Chase with the banks the increased
traffic of the Western roads, the Improvement in tho
general business of the country, and the expansion
which must follow the circulation Of $5O,OOO,OOO Of
Government demand-notes, are all premises upon
which the action Of the operators for the rue has
been based, and the vague fears OF difficulty with
England only for moment arrested the movement
AT the close the market was strong.
Tie following table will show the prices on Satur-
las, las, and those Of To-day.
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Tie market closed heavy for foreign Exchange,
and transactions were made at / g cent decline on
the extreme prices. The arrangement between Mr..
Chase and the banks, which gives them basis for
bills, has checked the upward tendency of rates.
The movement in Bank Stocks has been nose act
i've this week, and the market has an upward tend
ency The improvement in some cases has been or
) q cent in the last two days The negotiations to-
day with Mr.. Chase promise large profits to the
banks, should the war be conducted successfully.
Peace would Immediately carry the price OF Govern
ment Skies above par, giving the banks profit OF
over s., 000 O00 equal to cent upon their aggre-
gate capital. Meantime, they are earning 7.3O y
cent interest on some $40, 900 O0O Of Government
curtes and 6 y cent on so, 100000, without re-
ducing id any material degree their mercantile loans
With the last negotiation, the aggregate loans earn
ing income are in round numbers, $3.50 100000; say
$l2 900 900 annual income, out Of which to pay ex
penses and dividends. Ten y cent dividend upon
the whole bank capital OF the city would be only
81, 900, 600.
Frcights are somewhat unsettled, with only mod
crate business doing To Liverpool, the engage.
ments include &C. 900 bush. Wheat at 81 a9d, in bulk
and bags; $500 bbls. Flour at 2s. Sd. a2s l,d; 70
hhds Tallow at about 27s. 3D. To London Il, 900
BUSH Wheat at 81 lOid.. in bulk and bags, mostly
at 81 lOd.; $500 bbs. Flour ut Is. I'D G2s. Cd. !
$50 tuns Oil Cake at 27s cd. To Glasgow 5000
bush. Wheat ut 3d., in bags To Havre: 10000
bush. Wheat at &c.,; 1000 bbs. Flour at 7Oc., and
some reported as low as 65c. To Bristol: 5000 bush.
Wheat at l0d.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was Receipts,
$763,O2i 5i-for Customs, $sl 600, for Treasury
Notes, 1891 ,779 %; Payments, 81 1874 "a, in
GLIDING redeemed 8 v cent notes; Balance
81 1885,, 2G6 81.
The exchanges at the Clearing House this morning
were $3.50, ITO 36. The exchanges for the week
ending to-day, were $l17 ,5il 065 10, being daily
average of SO, 59O,l7 SO, against $l9,442,'o3 IA
for the week ending on Saturday lust.
The earnings of the Erie Railroad for the month OF
Earnings, October, 1850 '0'''S' o'
Increase $50 400
The earnings are very favorable, and are Sl'SOOO
larger than for any previous month this year. AT
this rate Of increase the current fiscal year will show
an increase on the last. of about 81 100000, with
gives them facilities for loading and unloading freight
but moderate increase Of expense. Tho Road
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-18
Exodus Of Union Men and Women
Their Tale of Suffering and Oppression
Troops at Annapolis for Gen. Sherman
THE MERRIMAC STILL AT NORFOLK
THE COTTON CROP NEXT YEAR
Srecisl Disnntch 10 The n. Y.lTribune.

SIecsl Dispatch 10 The N. r.,Irlbnne
FORTRESS MONROE, Friday. Nov Is, 1861.
Between 1900 and 5000 Union troops have
suddenly appeared in Accomac County, eastern
shore of Virginia, where there are 800 rebels
in arms.
Commodore GoldsbOrough dispatched gun
boat to that region to-day.
A regiment of Cavalry is expected here in
few days.
A flag of truce to-day brought about one
hundred supporters of the Union, including
abont twenty-five women. They relate a sad
tale of suffering and oppression. number OF
persons have recently been thrown into prison
for not supporting the rebellion, including Mr..
Pendon, Baptist minister.
The victory at Port Royal greatly depressed
the Rebels and encouraged the Union men, of
whom there are large numbers.
Fifteen thousand men are now at Annapolis,
ready to embark. Their destination il I'M
known but the current rumor is that they VIII
re-enforce Gen. Sherman, while another desti-
nation is assigned to them by Others.
TIE Merrimac is still in the dock, and it is
the opinion of intelligent men that she VIII
never float. She is being encased with three
layers of inch boiler iron.
Tie Georgia Planters Convention recon-
mend that in case the war continues and the
present cotton crop remains unsold no crop
should be planted next year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-18

M soap,sp CITY of Ee,g- York. for Queenssca asd Lrsr.
poo-Lucion Lalin Arthur Bowen, VIM. yoge L. T.. Babien
", Miss Ann Mdtr j. Smith, MIa Y. Caldwell five child
rem aud nurses, H. Booth J. b. Museraye WIN. simn,
Mr., A G. Randolph Geo. q. Cobb, VIM Williams Miss NJ.
Carrok Ann Ashold Mr. and Mira Geo George, Ed Brown.
A. H. Westev-t Henry Whitney II. l.. Dundas and family,
r. Blanchad O. sookford c. Lawrence IL. Mortimore x.
Van Psmel, Mr. and Mrs False. f. Guyon. Mr. aud Mrs j.
Patterson and family " L. Brennan n L. Clark ID L. CLARK.
John Hosy y. Thomas Drew NJ Young, j. McGregor, II.
Donald c. 8erhet John L. Montague II. Randolph, Miss
e. Durani. Christina MeBsnsgn Miss Bessie poolan, C.
Woodward hG. Aubrey Mrs Taylor, hrs Scott ard others
" tho StseIsse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-18
|. been as follows:

The Manhattan Fire Insurance Company has de-
c,.rsd semiannusl dividend of 10 y cent, payable
Dec. >.
Judge Drummopd Of the Chicago Circuit Court,
has passed An order accepting the resignation OF
Cbarles Concdon. one of the Receivers Of the ST.
Louis. Alton, and Chicago Railroad, and appointing
James Robb sole Receiver of the Corporation.
The anthracite coal brought down by the Reading
Railroad this week amounted to 3i,S92 tuns; sane
week last year, A., 1913 tuns. The btuminous COAL
not vet reported, will be about l,oOo tnns' Inc
schuylkill Canal has brought down "2''S1 u'n''
same week last year, 20, III.
TN, Cincinnati Gazette says:
r.h.n. balance. are In the downward scale again i
o,snmsnt il no longer paying New'fok cheea. %e,ire
,.ceipt. fom other sources are not equ 70 no pobs
dsmsnd se,ne. The pork trade nOwh.ispd.ns .i n1
s,agnstion that is looked of WI" n, The money
cradle eI S. no aH shanse Paper offered very
md sood names are wanted st 10 per cent ,.rdsrd
nsr Cent for securities that come up 20 ns was observable
ur on the encouraging army ~. within the last
are hopeful than at any s.Sn favorable hogs would
su months; "a aI is1Sa 90 As was there wa bsb
~ TO- The receipts light Jns Of mess pork for forward
for packing, unee ,,caI.Ss were not allowed 70
Good irds could have been soy mad Including the Wed
Ghs. s ps S S% pIoss the attention oil
spondersG . .ysavs.
nc "'" br,k demand for Money yesteIsassy,
Tss5s aS n s S1 p asS
supplying prasrket woald be eagerly taken py w
with an easier bout the streets in search Of n
EaoSsso s% If Re cent awn
Ting sales 70 s the ipcpent panic crested BY ns e,msuS
certain hspers the so0rns cs'' sssy could .pss
Most Of the rssreets6le bankers '0' '"
their customers att = cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-18
DIED,

JOHNSON-On Sabbath "A. M, Nov. H. in Morh-town, NJ
L at the residence OF his sonnlsw, the Hon. j. &. White
head. Mr. silas Johnson, aged "a yeara
Funeral servcos at tho First Presby terrain Church in that
place on Tuesday at IL o'clock The ieGds Of the
iamily are ilyised to attend without further notice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-18

charges and specifications in the cases for trai pre-
scented to the MAjor-General of the Army Tor hls
approval, the General Court-Martial adjourned to-
day at an early hour. The documents IN question
have been sen. to Gen. Mcclellan, and will probably
be returned tomorrow for the consideration OF the
court.
Col. Ledlie of the Doth New-York Regiment, VINO
lie an accomplished engineer, has been detaiiea WV
his regiment to construct bridges over Muddy pia'n
and Watts Run. TO facilitate the transportation oi
army supplies from Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-18
MARYLAND ELECTTON-ConrLrrr.

The following is the full vote Of the State for
Governor, with tho totals of each County this year.
a nd for Mt In 1850.
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MdJOIIVy TOT IITu'I1UIu'. DHsASSs
THR LEGISLATURE stands IN follows:
SEsATE-Union. ....I3 Secession. ...........8
Iousg- Union. ..6S Secession. .-..6
Seven Of the eight Secessionsts in the Senate hold
over from former election-only one having been
chosen at the recent canvass. Well done for Mary
land
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-18

Reducing the wheat to -four, the excess in the
receipt of 1861 is equal to OBS $50 bbs OF hour.
The receipts at tide-waer OF the principal articles
of produce from the opening of the Canals to and IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-18

will also have this Winter the advantage Of
the Long Dock improvement, which in deep
water and without embarrassment from ice.
Inc saving in rail transportation between the West
ana ide Water, in Winter, by this route is some 100
nes and the freight discharged directly into YES
sells for export to Europe.
Inc cleveland and Toledo Railroad earned the
second week in November.
inc,.... s2o.s13 ls6o...........S2Goo
uu. - ''''''.''.. ............S353
Of Foreign Dry Goods and general merchandise at
the port of New.York for the week ending Nov. Is.
and since Jan. 1:
Dry Goods. Ss45,59i Al az ~ :oa
General merchandise. 2,720, $40 asSSss 70 200
Total for the week. 3666534 sa$sal9o 81 aI9 -e-
Previously reported. I'll OO35s 2oi&lia1 la 996 is
Since jan I........s2l467oll3 sp6ss4os9 eiO73.s4
ohn a ~ h.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-20
STATE NEWS.

MIR. a. F. GOodno. formerly Of NjS5Is
bury, and once an apprentice in the Rea..s.
Office, but for the last ten or twelve yean
resident Of Pittsburgh, Pa, has been appoir
ed to first class clerkship in the Pens,
Bureau al Washington.
1T seems still uncertain as to who !.
be postmaster al Niddlebury. The Regis.
of June 18th says: Its announced and -
orally believed here that Justus Colt. E~
IS to be our next postmaster, ut The .s
Waterman informs IS that Capt Cab g.,
have the appointment. Brother Wala
who are you getting up low:
"A fire American flag was rais 4.
Four Corners, in Shoreham, on Iue-3a.
ternooa. on a pole - feet in hight. -.
were speeches. firing ct cannon. -a,-
toasts, *. which kept the as-cmbla1- aa
and agreeably occupied till near dark
DIR c. N. Bump Of Shor~ham ha. ra.
a teautifal pole IN iron, OF his ofTies, n
which floats 1aenideent lag.
Mr.. Edgar Sanford of Corn val. aire,
editor OF the MildIebur, Register the vel
Of fleece. of bis two year Oh eve. from sisr
he gets the following: Five shearel u O.
IA o., being an average ola lbs. OF. Il
entire fox Of two year olds gave him 81 q
erage Of u lbs. II o., and fraction over
Mr.. Chiffon Crane Of Bndport also send.
weight OF ten heeces taken from .ysar.i..
ewes, which gives an average OF 3 lbs. II Il
10 the fleece, Of ualoasEed toooi.
Several ladies Of St Johnsbury have b
making flag for Camp Baxter, which
raised on pole ever The main building
Monday evening. Itis handsome flag
feet bys.
The inhabitants Of Wolcott turned
last Friday and gave chase to black b
which had recently killed FIVE sheep IN i
flock Of Mr. 4. Smith, o. Hariwick. BE-
was followed some ten miles, and va ma
captured in the town Of Elmore. when {.
discovered that elght bullets had Dega d-
into hi- body He weighed 2i3 pound
The Caledonian says Mr. B% jarala b /.
retf. Of Ess: Hariwiek. sawed siN e9-l.
hard wood in Two in five hours one dar
week.
The Vere-nDes VerHoater saw tas-
Sh~idon Of that place was 5rou-h, h-
Justice Roberts for assaulting and lni1-
his father, a. old man eighty year. Of
The same paper says: ~ For the h91r
humanity. We hope never 10 record 81
The ladie. Of SheIburne. ooupoar-
Relief Society. have male up some
600 yards Of cloth into various sr5a-
hospital use. On the lib inst thrr u.
pol Havcloeks.
The Rutland & Burlington Railrsa. u
/ recently transported over 40 tons Of "a
ions going 70 the Swanton aaa $. Aa8
companies At Newport New OYER fara--
free Of charge.
VERMONT MEDICAL socIrrY-
somi-annual meeting Of tie Vernon. NJ
. So-iery viii be held 81 Ru.lana On g-
day aad Thursday Of this week.