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New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

Cusrox-HousE. The receipts OF the Custom
House for the ast four days Of October show an av
erago increase upon those Of the two weeks Preeea'
ioQ. The increase of clearances from ths port To-
fore0n ports in October show an increase on those
Of 1860 far in excess Of the diminuion oi entries :"
August and September. eieven-twelfihs OF Tue pay
ments at the Custorn-fIouse were made In treasury
notes, now eleyen-twefths Of the money paid In is
COIN The exports Of breadstuiis Tor the iasl "eeA
were ,2l5 557 bushels Of grain and tl,3o' barrels
Of -four. The receipts for October amount 70 "po"'
sl,,OO,Ooo.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

An OLD CousIInFEITER DETIcTxD.-On Sun
day night, the police received Information that JAMES
Dougherty, residing at No. S25 West Thirty-SeVeh'n
street, bad countefeed large amount Of cenls ana
had succeeded IN circulating them by his boy 'oni'
who ia about Is years Of age. Officers living eha
Glow Of the Twentieth Precinct at once pr0eeooeu
10 the place designated; bnt, upon their ARRIVAL
Doughery jumped out Of the window and made ms
escape. The boy, who was arrested, stated tns' i'S
father had taken tho dies with himi that hn ia'ner
mado mp the money in rOuleaux, putting genuine
cent ut each end 80 ne 10 faeiLa the elreniatoh'
Justice Brennan ordered the boy to DO locked up
The father ia still at large. Doughery has airea'y
been in custOdy on similar charge, and, after four
monthss imprisonment, was disebsrged Tor want Oi
testimony.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
S,,i.h, was endangered but from Its high position
wss ut swept away Some vessels are reported to
bs sve oon ashore 10 tho eastward.

CHARITABLE ExHIDrrIos.-Ihe old Dusseidori
Collection of Paintings at No 54S Broadway has
been opened under the direction Of ileesr. Tiffany
& Co., who generously evote the entire proceeds OF
the exhibition to tho Society," for Improving the Con-
dition of the Poor. The collection includes Bier
stadts Rocky Mountains, GignocS's Niagara in Win
ter, Huntngton's Counterfeit Note, Landscape by
Snayer, sr.; also statues, including the Dead Pearl
Diver, by Aker Dancing Jenny. by Crawford, &c.
The charge of admission has been fixed OF 10 cents,
thus presenting an nducement for PEOPLE to help tie
benevolent object Of the enterprise.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

SKRNos By THE CHArLAIs OF The SEVENTY
rIRsI RIoraEsI.-An excellent discourse was de-
liveIed on Sunday night, by tho Rev. Mr. Wiley,
Chaplain Of The 7st Regiment. at Christ's Church,
corner Of Fifth avenue and Thirtyfh street, in tho
presence Of large congregation. Mr.. Wiley took
his text from Ist Corinthians. 10th chapter 18th
yerse" Watch ye. stand fact in the flth, quit you
Ike men, be strong" In reviewing this order from
the Commander-n.C Chief of the Universe, the speaker
considered, lrft what duty Is as Christians, and
,econJ what u our duty as sodiers IN the present
crisis of public aiani lie held that twas SOL
diers duty 10 defend inst and benefcent Govern
nent shifting down with the strong arm OF bis might
every trai,orous head. Slavery, be ccnteuded, was
the detestable cause Of this terrible war, and de.
,ervcd in every woy 10 be humisted and lesened.
The smaller il becomes the better sssunnce have We
Of a permanent peace, and ho bed that inasmuch as
the Pr,siden, had power in the matter Of emanci.
ration, Il became the soldiers duty TO lbcrste and
free every man held in bondage.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

RELIGIOUS READING FOR THE ARMY AND NAVY.
"A meeting was held on Sunday night by the Ameri-
can Tract Society in the Presbyterian Church
Of Fifth avenue and Nineteenth street, in reference
to supplying the Army and Navy with religious
reading. The Rev. Dn. Adams and Hitchcock. and
the Rev. Mr. Harmstead, Chaplain Of the 4th New
Jersey Regiment, and others made addresses.
From the report presentedby the Treasurer appsars
that at the anniversary of the Tract Society sl0,-
coo was appropriated for this work OF the CHI
zen Soldier, $4,000 copies had been distributed.
OF the Soldiers Camp Library of 25 volumes, GOO
SETS Soldiers Pocket Library, 700 SETS making
altogether 42,500 volumes. Other books, tracts,
periodicals, &C., have been printed to the amount
Of 100000 pages-ewelliog the whole amount to
ll,OOo,oOo pages, at an expense Of $4,000,
which is double the amount of the contributions
received. 10000 copies of Cromwells Soldiers
Pocket Bible have been issued; Of the Confessions
of Gambler also 10000; of the Gamblers Bal.
ance Sheet, $1,000; Of the orders Of Gen. Wash
ington and Gen. Mcclellan on the Observance Of
the Sabbath and against profane swearing, $1,000
have been printed in the English language, and 90
900 in the German.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-CHlNBERs-NoN 2-Befors Justice
SUTHERLAND
MILITARY pIskGREEMESTs-MILITAh MEN WhAs
oS DUTY SoT LIABLE TO CIVIL PROCESS;
John W. L.i.ou sgt Geo. Hosy, W. hodskn9n. hirsa
Howerd Wan. MeNsiy AID CbA-.s I1ITtil, lnpeadeS
with Daniel burnett and George Mead
Some of the defendants are oincers oil tne oos,
ror Morgan Light Artillery An order o arrest ws- sraptsd
hy Jus,ics the Goth oi September lost ssss' ths
a. the affidavit of the ptutn sson Dis son she
Mr. W n Bi5ss lawyer Of his city These adidssits 'es
forth thst the sih Of September the deishdsas
apd Nth loaded pistols ard essore1 ana Dear oc
plsnts Who Wa: then a lhe on &c o. r ph M
The plsnnHs sdAvit se' foh that the defend
ants presented ths said arms and ee,ed Ps.p tns
head Of tbis depoBsnt. and cochirE ths, SANE
10 take The lie Of this deponenL The defendants
On affidavit denied all these ole '!ors IN he no eon,o
tsrns I. IL alleged that the psntif who was toIme"y
Iepg exist between him snd se oDcss Of inc
reriment Motion made this morning fer the dsea@gs
Of the defendaht', their counsel % nnSs,
the nes OF the they were entitled to
te 18th section Of pas'ed IN I33 whoa eevd-s ss
no person the military forces shall arrested
any civil while gons 60 or rsnsnlns ~ 2. TO-
rrsnsd The mction ard discharged the defendants
Henry L. Clinton aud T. W. Dodge tof the Iloonj 'hsanr
coy shlaer opposed ..,.... lE
Isanc Bernheirer ct al. agt. George b. soote, &C.
Order re.etilei aud modhed a. Indicated In margin
The Mansser Sc., Juvere Denquents, sst John hooo-
Edward NostS sst Robert ssrgesn ct alMOti0n snntsd
In re- Fli,s Whirs apac-Rseort confirmed sud crdes
NsrS Knspp sst. R,chel Reed e, s.-Mo,ion granted
befose Justice BARNARD. -.
Nicbolas H. Smith alf jose Vaieute ct al.-ho-
ton 10 striks ont answer denied With . 10 costs =.
Robert ~ Ward e. A act Charles heisey-M0i0n
with 81 oosts
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

Tirg L,rE sroHx on LoSG IsrssD.-The 'b'es Oh
the Long Island shores were never higher than 'ney
were during the recent severe Etorri. boa's "o'o
lifted from the creeks and deposited IN corn,ne'uS
At Raynor south. below Hampstead, the pish'iUau n
was flooded 20 fhat boats were sailing over IT, ino
min Of Daniel Raynor, at that place, was iHeu nyn
its foundation. The inlet became overhown MI" .nv
family Of Zacha,iah James, who for years oceap'eu
house on The sand-bsr found il necessary 70 'ea'e
ia boat just as the bidding was floating Oh, th'
bouss on the e.ksf sand bar. occupied y >''caa''
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
SUPERIOR CoURr-sPEciI TEsx--Sov s.--Bes0os
Justice loyyzAa .rg


Eliza NJ. CurFisr agt. Charies Pierson.-bsS TO
Pstries j Kssry sgt. Jacob Rosehila e '"
he auu5ln.a Oder 70 he settled on two days nosses
Fd,ysrd Wl.ehouse et sl axt. BerIy T. Asots-Dst''"
overrulod, with liberty 10 renew rrl F
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
A BOTTLE PICKED UP.

The following was picked up in bottle during
tho gle Of Saturday last, of +. X. Collinss place
at Mamsroneck, We.icbes,er County, N. Y:
ArsEAi BLOcK ISLAND, bearing n BY y q nlLeI
JUL1 d , tsel !
Schooner iuli. tAm.l Of Brewer. h.ine Capt Wilson
taken BY pTyassr Jcr. DAVIS and scn! 10 Besuioi, ~
THIS IL doLe In haste.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
CITY II1EJLG.

MOVEMENTS OF GES. ScoTT.-0n the arrival Of
Gen. Scott in this city be drove TO the Brevoort
llouse, in Fifth avenue, where he Yves subsequently
visited by Secretaries Chase aud Cameron. Owing
the feebleuess Of the veteran visitors were denied
admission, the only exception being bis immediate
relatives.
Yesterday special meeting Of the Union Defense
Committee was beld at which Controller Haws pre-.
sided. Resolutions of complimentary character to
the old veteran were unanimously adopted. Messrs.
Perepont, Low, Stewart, Witbaus, McCurdy, and
Fish were appointed Committee to report on the
most suitable method Of acknowledging the dig
tnQuisbed services of Gen. Scott. The delicate state
Of bis health ard the evident need Of repose, have
prompted his medical advisers to prescribe voyage
to Europe and the enjoyment Of the French climate
for some time. II is expected that he will take MS
departure for Europe on Saturday. Previous to bis
departure be viii deliver farewell address to the
American people.
CHASED BY APRIyA1EEp.-The bark Rapid, Capt.
Marschslk, from Vera Cruz, arrived yesterday, re.
ports: Oct 81 lat. &c i0 lon 79 So passed schooner
Typhoon, of Boston. On the same day, off Cape
Carnival both the Tyrhoon and the RAPID were
chased by lot-boatIigged schooner. The weather
setting in squaly and the wind freshening from
northwest, both ran away from the supposed pri-
yateer, leaving her 10 mourn over her loss.
The schooner Dashaway, arrived yesterday, re-
ports tha. on the Goth Of October in Crooked Island
Passage, she was chased by brig,ntine, who con-
tnued in pursuit for two days, when abe hGnled her
wind and stood to the north and eastward. She was
brgantine, carrying four staysails and royal very
rakish; was all black, and sailed very fast. On tue
25th in latitude $50, longitude IA saw pilot-boat-
rigged schooner paiSted back. carrying large ny
ing siaysail; supposed her to be priyateer.
TIE CAPTAIN or THE sALIlE rRI'ArEER.
Capt Libby, formerly OF the ship Gondar OF
Charleston, and now Of the privsteer Sallie, is well
known to me as a man of desperate character and
reyeBgcful feelngs He II was who tampered with
the rope iba. man was about to be hang with In
Charleston, Lac, Spring and the consequence was the
man was tortured 10 death. The criminal was for
erly second officer with Libby, and having Obtained
an advantage over him, he took the above method oil
getting revenge. When was in Charleston Jail re-
Gently, Capt Libby called on me, and asked him
TO assist me to get out. Ho replied bad no business
10 DO there, and that would be out next day. bat
the neIt day Capt. Libby did not como. On the oc'
esion Of hs tawporins with the rope at tho execu'
ton, he was tho. by the Sheriff through the neck.
The wound when l saw him in Charleston was not
yet well. when last I SAW him he was recruiting
Tor the Iiyn;esr Beauregard.
We. WEIGH. late o. schooner Mary hiee,
United Statss Naval Brigade.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoUar-Hov. 2-Bsfsrs
Judge SRIPNAS sis = s.t
THs GRAND JURY.
- mS no,n,ns Ina. Nelson will charge the jury, ana
H. coart vii sdcsn o,er Wednesday Tuesday bs'ns
election day.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05

an @ poper to ssy that the Csifornsns 70 called were
th Nnisns, egs p, Company q, whic was from Eew
sIu s's1enens ia due 70 FeDnsJ ynnia aud New yott
""s' "'J 70 ssseJ ~ ttalg CalDssuisa tsils,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-05
surgson c.lilornl. Regiment, 0. 5. Volunteer

Letter from Lieuf. Col Colbnrn 10 Mr. Geo. lVIkes.
Mr.. GEORGE WILKEs--Sp have Just this mo-
ment received your letter, inelosing Que from DR.:
Baker. Had known that you were here, should
have seen YOU at tho time.
If agreeable 10 you, / win meet you at the Kirk
wood House Mt O'clock this evening. have never
read the articles referred 10 in The Star.
Very respectfully youT obi 'cIyt, ,,,,.,
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TIE GLOB6-
Ty,e 0Afciag Paper of Congress.

prrptrsu NV animal Prozuectus Of TAs Daily Globe
7As a5.sstosaI GIoos and APpsnd 70 tSst
cenrrcss viii meet the h Monday Of next pecsmDer
sha resume publishing the shove nsme their charas
ter snd shsrefsre deem needless to gTe minute
the khd Of after tssy win eo5ain a.. st.ss. I, both
branches Of Congress taken down By reporters
70 any corp; q short OF s Ssno h n be report sse
ten thousand words hour while ths average OF
yord AZ hour when the dsSss Of day not
eeed ortyfye columns, they viii appear in tne Day vop
the nx a,es !, mss BE- by
~ con0ressonal Globe and AppendS will contain re-
mort 81 All he debates in Congress- the speakers
Messages President Of the United States the
ports of the House Of the Executive Departments the Laws
And during the session. copou indexes to all Th
vii Be printed on adoube royal Sheet in book form royal
sAsh - Zoos pages Hi: is atnoWsgd
be the cheapest work ever sold in any country
print prined from manuscript copy taking Tor
erage number Of words 1t contains,
The coming session. will without doubt be unusually inter
policy Of the President elect GObe will been
for mxny past the only source from which u depse "
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the mails Of United States viii be seen BY E
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and debates contributing to the true Interpretation tnerso
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- JOHN O. RIVEs,
nave9 washinSton, Oct. ls, 1860.
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CHARLES 3. HALL

Roots, shoes, VaIises. Carpet Bags, ace
No. is sOuTH SIDE PusLru seUARE,
NASHVILLE, TERNss
now In receipt OF his stock fer the Spring ana sum
ner Trade. consisting OF Ladies, Gents, Misses ,
Eoyg' and Chdren Boots, Shoes, Caters sPperf ~S 0
svery variety, with and without heels. ,,
Lso-La French Dress Trunks hne sole leather Irsvehg
Trunks, vAises, Carpet Bags Ladies Leather TraTshng
nc .yE, IL. =. .i-,tl,r oui,v
Pui0H@' '- ' CHARLES b HALL.
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No ce,

II WILL sell for cash, on Monday, December 24th :,
At the Court House, in vile, negro boy named
Oliver, levied the property OF James ohsrltan TO
satisfy an execution in my hands IN favor Of Evans Co.
sued by w. Robertson ESQ., fer two hundred and eight dol
lars and cents and oests JESSE W. PAGE,
NeT "a '6O-dlm Constable Of Davidson County.
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PIANOS. mUS1CI

AN now receiving Fall Stock Of Panofores from ths
following Factories, which viii be the largest ever
tie Siy sassssy sons H. Gas Co.. Haynes Brothers
Hazieon Brothers. R karble Co., Pesssa and Wehb light
Bradbury, and Soebeller Schmidt All Of which will be sold
at small advance on cost for cash negotiable psper All the
new and Poplar muse nrt received together with Aeconeons,
YioDs, Flutes Drums Brass Instruments &C. Por bargains
come to me-" at number So. JAS. A. NcCLUkE.
septl6-tf
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TNTVERsITY OF NASHVILLE.
MILITARY COLLEGE.


avrHIrE LrNDsIEr NJ D, D, Chancellor Of the Unverhy
nd Professor Of Chemistry and Geology. ~ i, n,
nj JOHNSON, Superintendent o. the hlhIAIs NNAN'
sd Professor OF Engineering. -, - n..
J,MrsF HAMILTON NJ Professor OF Mathematics tAo MAUI
sTEwfET N, Professor Of and Latin Languages and
!cseR BIAcKE NJ D. Professor Of Botany and Natural
History =, =, :, D,.-... -, Nf.,t,l aud Moral
SSrhI,osophy, and Biblical Literstures
n W PITMAN Adjunct Professo, ot AnClent Languages
= a lNsLA DE-, Teacher Of French sad Drawing
n X WINSTON, IA d, Surgeon go =, -- -
The First Of the academic 1ear leoo-oi'
the "a Of September, 1859 a. c-,n =, ,.,r.rv rsTl
ne second commences on the S'tn OF aol
Exercises place the l2h Of June Ieol
Tuitiau, Boarding. Washing Fuel Rooms
- spd use Of Arms $l05 Term MarlcnAuoa Ieo %
sSs-ts are required furnish their rooms Eng neene
Rrench Spanish, Germsn, Drawing, bsokAeePi's' gu"
s.eh $40 per Term Of twenty weeks =, st..os
n tbs Aid Of Military Discipline effective goNerheht
,.biisbed, health, physical culture sooo eruei ~
one habits promoted d. .,,r, "a .,v Mem
For Cataogues,e er aoditN mai lhorAn~N fI0UNs0y
her Of the Faculty or d - .ee..S-1tsnSent
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y5NHE dwelling house lately occupied BY Gov II. s. -
Foote, on.Vioe street, between Church and Union ;
streets, For particulars enquire Of Gtascock. at
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B. 8. WELLER, SR.,
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON
Agricultural Implements,
-EIn. GARDEN, AND FLOWER SEEDS,
wrr,ROUS ROOTS OF ALL VARIETIES,
No. so South Broad Street, N0sAOiHe.
aRoohug and Gutterng in Copper and Tin in the moss
,ncoy styles in town country. Peck Smith Co.'S Tin
neTs' Machines and Hand Toolsfor sale.
mh94--d
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EOuESlAMa SuRHE9
n H0GsaHADs crop Louisiana Sugar choice artl-
cle to arrive by steamer B. NJ Runyan Monday nexf
and for sale low for cash. MIZELL, HOOPER Co.,
NJ Ia-dtf Nos and Market street:
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Change of Location.

DEING compelled 20 South account OF the heath OF
nv family will be located for the winter at the slave
depot Of Pondexter Little Co.. No. s5 Bsrene street. New
Orleans where Will be pleased to friends, and will give
prompt attention the sale Of all property consigned ne Ny
Agents and Jas Seruggs will attend ny depot In
Nashville that cannot be so dn NASHVILLE BY In
structng them, forwarded TO Ht~ cans Hoping,
by strict business the part and Ageats
TO merit continuance the liberal patron reosore
tended me- respectfully solicit the favos Of III wing bust
ness my lize either orNashVille or Nez OrlS ~ef
novll-G WILL. u. OJk
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A BONNET BOX, marked Mrs Mitchell A liberal
a reward will be paid for its rern Louisville Depot
@ W KENNEDY,
ian I2-3t omibus Agent.