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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09
COMMERCIAL MATTERS,
New York Market.

Ivp- NEW YoRK, Oct. z.
PL0UR-only moderate supply offering, and, with q
fair export and home trade demand, the rules
quite Arm; sales 600 bbs OF e5 l595 30 for reeced
20 s595 so for superhne state; IS 65@5 ~ for extra
state % S95 IS for superhne western IS 555 e5 for
common 70 medium extra western IS 6595 90 for ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio, and 90 OO@6 so for
trade brands do; closing quiet and Arm. Canadian
Flour may be quoted shade better; sales OF 800 bbls
at "a 5o95 so for superhne; and IS 6596 rs for com
mon 70 choice extra Rye Flour steady at ~ 1904 co.
COIN MEAL--Without decided change In price :, +
WAIsKY--Quiet; sales Of 40 bbls at al@3Ike.T
WHEAT-About lc lower, with only moderate de-
the Niagara are not 50 favorable. Sales Of 600 bush
Chicago spring at 81 1901 ySi 10000 do Racine spring
at 81 2091 49, SO 900 do Milwaukee club at 2l 2S
600 do damsged inferior do at 81 Os9l a. do
amber Iowa at e@l 26 200 do winter red western
III IS; 5000 do red state at 304I 81 l6 600
do very choice amber Michigan at 37@I 49, the latter
an extreme price, 200 do white western at 81 37@145
the latter price for choice white Canada 81 40
and oCo DO red Long Island, on private terms
kYE.Rirm; sales Of ]. 500 bush state at 75c. rfr
BAkLEY-Yery scarce, and firm at 65967c, As In
o0RN-Continues In pretty good demand for export
and home consumption and the market rules very firm:
sales Of bush at for damaged and inferior
mixed western; 53ss4 for eastern do; s5k@5eo for
shipping do; s6@57c for western yellow, and COO for
white western. Included in the sales are 5000 bush
mixed western In store free Of all charges up to
LIST OF November. ~ i-I -
oATs-seing slowly at 3O@3Ic for Canadian and
3493)c for weAtern and state. -.-H ifa-.r
P0RK-Market scarcely 50 hrm; sales Of 800 bbls at
sn so9lS 90 for mess; and % 7s9lo 90 for prime.
BEsR-In moderate request at unchanged prices; sales
Of 300 bbls "a 0O94 IS for country prime IS So
for do mess; % oo9l 2S for repscked mess sl9 $50
CUT MEATs-ouIe. and steady, at 5Bs<c for shouI-
ders; and 5h96kc for hams.
LARD-Frmer and more active; sales Of i,g7o bbls at
sk0gKc.
BUTfER-selling at 7allc for Ohio; and Iax@Isc
, oaEEsE-QuIet, at 597c for common to prime.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09
Acciaento on enc o, & M. IL o oad. !.

M Acckuent ON itne " &C ms Av"u.rs
u LoUisvnIE, Oct, ,1.-Weare informed that q
freight train going east, broke through bridge
ct the o. & M. Railroad, as Cochran's Station,
near Aurora, Indiana, on Sunday night, killing
the engineer and brakeman.
Humphrey Marshall has ESCAPED into the
Southern COnfedsracy-
The Journal tomorrow willIstat that Gen.
W. T. Sherman supersedes Gen. Anderson as
the head Of the Department Of the Cumberland,
Gen. Anderson retiring on account OF Ill health.
The Richmond Dispatch says Arnold Harris
has been Internationally released .5S 800 n,
p The Confederate Government authorized Gen.
Winder to arrest ell Yankees who may venture
there In concern for their rights OF property In
the South. f4bA1i4AN Alh FA~" ~
The arrival of Jas. Ferguson, Member Of Par
Lament, and Hon. VIM. Burrlee, Of England, at
Nashville, Sept. Both, en- route for Richmond, is
reported. 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09
Z from MissourI.

A tNtENNtss
y JEFyERsoN CrY, Dot. 7---Gens. Fremont and
McRinstry left for the w est this afternoon. =
pa It is stated here that Gen. Wool ls now on
his way to 81. Louis, and 10 10 be followed by
flfty thousand troops; half Of them are to stop
at Cincinnati and 70 into Kentucky, while the
other halt are to enter into active operations In
Missouri, and stpply the place Of Gen.. Ere.
mont's army, ...ts u I, ~ 81 s'pi.l
Information has been received here that
about three weeks ago o slave insurrection was
attempted In Jasper county; that about thirty
Eve Of the negroes were killed and number Of
others were to be hanged. The discovery Of the
plot proved that the insurrection was wide
spread, and that the slaves intended to murder
their masters and perpetrate all manner ofbar-
A report is current that two thousand rebels
are twenty.six miles from Hermann, marching
toward the GAsconade river, with the intention
Of burning the railroad across that stream ~
These rebels are sAid TO be headed BY Miskel
Johnacn. '',s9ee s'' '0St is,g'e 9 Ngss ''
SILT is Gen. Frsmont's intention to follow
Price rapidly aud continuously. After leaving
Sedalia he will march from twenty-five TO forty
miles day, according TO the condition of the
road, and II necessary he will enter Arkansas.
He has sufficient force 70 60 anywhere through
the South. He seems 10 have entire confidence
In the army. and bis oficers and soldiers repose
great trust in him. .'A " y,
Information having been received here that
McCulloch's forces were on the South fork Of
the Usage river few days since, with the de-
slgn Of cutting or Fremont's communication
with St. Louis and their marching on that city,
strong and experienced scouting parties have
been sent out /, scour the whole lower Usage
n 49, a. - ~ nNINa W ~ I. s.LaNO II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09
.ArrITaI on the Ravaria. !.

-
Care RACE; via Sackville, October 6.--lh'
steamship Bavaria, from Hamburg, via South
'ampton 25th Sept, wsa boarded of the Cape q
~ o'clock this, Saturday, evening. gsica Il
The Timee's city aftlcie' Of 25th says greaO
excitement prevailed on the, distinct repetition
ot the announcement that France and Spain
forthwith will intervene in the affairs Of Mexi-
co.. Mexican stock advanced more than two per
cent. and was quoted at 253S. ~,
A downward tendency in English funds con-
Hnued.
Conaols 931S 9931< I for money, and 933S for
account. Virginia Sixes, Illinois Central and
Erie shares had advanced, Il oiosT 1904 blsas 10
JAPAE.--An attempt Was made at Kahoghana
by armed assassins, JnIy 5th, TO murder the in.
mates OF the British Legation. Two were
wounded and the rest escaped. VI
LlvERPooL, Oct. 25.--Cotton: sales Monday
and Tuesday OF 5000 bales, including $4,000
bales to specuIators and exporters. The mar
ket has been excited, and prices n N@3ad. higher
since Friday, and al the close prices were still
tending upward, ''nGD, lG,,,.' - 49,. 49,. ~
Adyiees from Manchester report sIight ad-
vance in all descriptions of goods, but sales
small. Breadstuffs tending downward, and all
descriptions lower. Wakefield, Nash and r.
l.. g. Co. report Flour dull and declined Cd. |;
sales of American at 29@30ss Wheat fat, and
2@3d lower; red Western l0a. Cd. Oils. l0d.; /;
led Southern l2s @l2s. Sd white western l2s.
@l2s. cd white Southern l2@l3s. Corn
easier; mixed 3Osr 6d.@3Os, 9dJ yellow 2Os.
I'd, @3ls.; white 3s037s. "a tagd --asasfz .gl--g
Provisions dull Beef dull. Pork quiet
Bacon dull, Lard quick but steady. Tallow
heavy at 47s. Sd. Sugar frmer. Rice ad-
vancad.5 hos .slJioI sd 70 lad s-5 ..5 ..5
consols closed yesterday a; ss14 @ss2s for.
"vhey,s dsg. Ied;aas y 3ss 'ca &B1aI . su..f NJ
LoNDoN MARKEr.--Sugar and coffee have ad-
vancsd.s Rice fst,y ,Tallow irmer.a ~ -s't %,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09
ATrIVaI of s6e NIagara

FARrHrRlPoinr, Oct. s.--The steamer Nor
wegian, from Liverpool September 26th, via
Londonderry 9Th, has arrived of Farther
Point. tsM H fa&Rt Il H8t@s 81
The Paris Patrie denies, but the Eugllsh Jour.
malls re-assert that France and Spain intend In
tervention In the affairs Of Mexico.
The London Times says Spain intends inter-
yention in the affairs Of Mexico, and again says
the intervention is with the full concurrenceof Of
the American Government. -.
twas asserted that in consequence Of recent
events In Japan, the English vessels Of war in
the Chera Station have been ordered to Jeddo.
y LrvERPooL, Sept. 26 -Breadstuffs tending
downward with little inquiry. Provisions dull
and dropping. 40 NJ l-asE5 g, Iat1rsgg aul
aa Consols for money 93@9216I ~-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09
From enc south via LouIsyiIIe.

LoUnviLLE, Dot. GA FIRE on the corner ,oi
Washington street and Centre Alley, in Mem
phis, Sept. 10Th, destroyed thirty thousand dol
lars worth Of property. Hextended around to
Front Row. liJ1flF TOi ggfIiiigg4 sd
The Memphis Avalanch has absorbed the
Bulletin. H--li o. Jl6f ToEEA3 1lIfg
Memphis papers, Of the 3Oth, say thirty cases
Enfield rifles. part Of the fifty thousand which
came into Southern port some time since, have
arrived OF Memphis, and are on theirgway to
COmmbus. al ..re .s.s
= Memphis was literally alive with soldiers on
che 29th! 1hR3H Ia gsEl S.Ta ~ s1d
THE Southern Commercial Convention assem-.
blies Of Macon, Ga, on the 18th. irs g .,,s,,t,
ligI The University Of Mississippi lie about TO
close, for the want of, patronage.
|. Jacob Thompson 10 nominated for Governor
of Mississippi, ..-.-,.-..,-....
The Pocahoutas Advertiser says: S"T..E G.
Hindman obtained three thousand more, men
from Arkansas, for Hardee's command. ~ . V !
s1s Ex Governor e. Lewis, Lowe, of Maryland,
escaped 70 Richmond. - a.
Isaac Dsvenport, Of Richmond, Of the firm
of l. d B. Davenport, gave check for ten thou
sand dollars, owing to Northern creditors, to
the commissioner, ag9 Ma @4 EG4
The Northern Bank of Alabama suspended
Especie payment at the instance OF Governor
Moore. = Nv fAHSHFAT5 gIEsHw IN Ri sgrl.I,
Z Nashville merchants have agreed to receive
Treasury Notes at par for debts and goods.
; q Hardee's command has fallen back 70 Pitt
mans Ferry on the Arkansas line.
Ia l. B. Jones, formerly editor Of d Philadelphia
paper, Is Secretary in the War Department at
Richmond. {Z,TAqH wgTwYou ne~6N
y Governor Moore, of Louisiana,, has ordered
the seizure Of all pork from New Orleans spec
ulators, who had advanced it to fifty dollars per
barrel. 8 CuS2i.g1ES vi y lao w ad
The estimated Yankee property in the State
Of Virginia, under ban Of the sequestration act
amounts to $50, ,000, 900.
Mobile papers say defenses South Of that city
are vigorously going on. The municipal
authorities Of Mobile are issuing shinplastersl
In small amounts.
Confederate soldiers, especially in Western
Virginia. are suffering for tobacco. --,-. Il
A weasel, with one thousand bushels Of salt,
from Laguns, had her cargo taken from Brazos
River to Richmond. ,~r ~..,-,.
A prize schooner was captured near Calves
ton recently, with two hundred sacks Of coffee
and one hnndted and ifty thousand cigars.
tNsshsilIe papers Of the I'd say that heayy
rains have carried away the bridges on the East
Tennessee Railroad, and delayed the mail from
Richmond three days. H'@ ls,l 'i-'f
Z The, Bowling Green correspondent OF the
Nashville Union and American, says that Buck.
ner 10 advancing towards the Ohio river, driv-
ing the Home Guards before him. o. e-s =, Do |
M. J.Micks, Chairman Of the Military Com
mitteeef Memphis. says 1t 10 desirable that no
more icottonspr tobacco be shipped there until
further orders, and II planters don't stopI
shipping, the military authorities will send the
cotton back into the country at the owners OK,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09

A young lady, named Harriet Morrison,
lately school teacher In Tennessee, arrived pear
our lines having been six weeks escaping Sne
IL intelligent aud % possesssd Of valuable infcr'
nation. She states the fortiHcatioDs AZ Manaa-
sas have three lines Of sntfenchments, oneI bs'
hind the other; on Thursday last, she saW pa
Wis, Beauregard and Smith. This infofmation
comes from her guids,ss she wasunabIe TO
get through the rebel pickets in tho morning:
Gen. Smith will send out several companies Of
infantry and battery to drive in the rebel
piekets and capture the young ladyi provided
the rebels have not already taken her away.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09

The wounded prisoners were released for the
reason that their wAnts could not be supplied
They terq obliged TO sleep on the floor during
their imprfsonment. S
Y Gem Beauregard'was az Manassas, and Jef.
Davis returned 10 Richmond on Saturday, In
feeble hesllh. spsoalations vererife as to bis
Seventeen of thefeleased prisoners, who are
unable togo home, have been sent to the Old
PoInt Hospital. e.. 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09
Frorn Fortress Nlonroe o.

Re- Eoainrss MoNRor, Oct The steamer Ex-
press met By agreement this morning the rebel
steamer NorshumberIand with q flag Of truce
twelve miles above Newport News, So The Exs
press hfenghtrdoEn fity-seyen, wounded pFiaos
mere rsleased yestefday at Richmond, who were
.eSpkuSed % .Bail Ron, They report there are
about Aye thonsAnd troops "a Rlohmond that
ne rebel army onthn Potomac 10 snpposed 10
number over enc bundfed and fifty thousand,
Hp3 that apptehSnsions of an attack on the sea-
hQHfd cause the greatest anxiety.
J sskoFesful lne1terles have been erected alcag
ys@ea .iveyjn eliieipetepp pf % advsnee,of tho
fedsfsl army n thaf direction.,r q wess.,s n,
The n.msnept has been srsnorsd IRON the
st:s@ shs ". I. .5,ss,s y. ,,.I5 I'll - 3
|ekc Richmond. 4 Ihey were composed of North
CarollniAns'a and q UeofEI6assR
4 g0ov: BOWL s0f Ca, hss rscxlls6 i've rsxis
|nsnn gd{151d Ne l1tA1o "A EAEET 4 nsnfl
VI fhs sf<bsf ibops Sefss 1seInk, <tmtlx f,c,n
Hfts 1all d ihedleins1, eloshiss ana 3sf,slo
kinds Of food. Articles cus on b me hIock-
ade were bringing fabulous psicss.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09
InteIIieenee froms 1sichmend- Con.
y gReseman Ely. ~

New YonE, oot .--Wm. Hurd, who was
frstl oflcef Of the bark Glen Of Portland,
Maine, captured BY the pfiyAteer Dixie on the
23d Of July last, arrived N this city to-day, on
way 20 Portland. He was released on paroles
and taken under, q flag Of truce. 70 Fortress
Monroe, whence he reached Baltimore, and
came TO This city by railroad. Having been in
Riohmoud about i've weeks, land not closely
watched, he became acquainted With q consider-
able number Of Union prisoners.f He states
that heEeawJ Congressman Ely, two or three
days befof6 leaving Richmond on Saturday last
end that Mr. Ely desired him to say that he
should stand firm 10 the last. Mr.. Hurd brings
q list of the Federal officers taken TO Richmond
since the departure. of the surgeons recently
released. Amo6g them are Capt. James Bense,
Qempany !, 6lh hio--residences Cincinnati;
Lieut.. y IT, Schiller, Company Z, 9Th Qh9i,
Lieut. Jafnes Farr0n, Company ID, Let Ken.
tucky @fesidence, Ginclnnatip Capt. Thomas
Coz, Company 4 Ist Kentucky; Dr.o w. B.
Fletcher, 9Th Indiana, arrested az . spy; Capt.
dence, Springfield, Ohio; Lieut.. B. F Hancock, q
11th Indians -residence, Spencer, Indiana;l
Lieut.. 9. Gilman, Company G, 9Th ohio--resi.1
denee, Cincinnati. c1r. 49, s,-er
y 2 This morning Captain Michael Perry, iate
Commander Of the steamship Columbia, was
arrested and sent to Fort Lafayettee, on Q
charge of being employed In the service Of the
rebels. The police have been searching for the
Captain since the. 24th Of September last, but
he managed 70 evpde them until this morning
From the course adopted by the prisoner during
his etay In Charleston, hoisting the Palmetto
flag, and from his conversation subsequently,
there appears to be little doubt of bis compile.
ity With the rebel government. utl I JHl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09
The Arrest of Col. ssanIKIn. +.

DErRoir, Oct. SIT 10 believed the chatge .
against Dol. Rankin, for q breach of the neu'
trality laws, cannot be sustained. In any event
his arrest by the Canadian authorities will not
impede the prompt organization of the regiment
Of Lancers being rendezvoused here. Over thirty
recruiting offices In Northeastern States are
actively at work, and upwards of Eve hundred
picked men have already been enrolled.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09

Tn CacsgM sInEEAnp.- Files BY the Falion
contain very sxfsndsd rsposts On The harvest
prospeois a Ireland. The main points are;
ne vhsas csop has turned ont thin and llef>,
% the yielf vii not equal en- average, but W
Quallty Il Eo6d. Of, barley and oets thoro ase
sood accounts. knk he green ssoplenu are IA.
dlGsfsntS 2iShlrHpsotIs 20 1ptAtoss, no blight
vas sllli ooznasllllng great rnysgss, especially
Among thSSsfIlSf klnds. and II vas feared tAst
probably one half of shs crop wosld bs d.
tiroysd.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09
from washingfon.

VIZ ~. Q NJ ID, rr,.L -. ..,l,,
,,' ASsiSeo", Sa oce. ne steamer tnhaoel' si
pS' .d Eap.a.n % ns5Holes, arllvsa ~ iIne navy
yaie 'nis morning from orMess monroe. All
was quiet along the river. The Baltimore goes
" foluese monroe, o,usy, WIN ~ large guam
wy ol neaVy enok ana smells, Inc HaWnee Il
me navy yaro Ior some ilght repairs TO mel
nacnlneiy.oi OaPs. love, iate oL the focanon-
sas, mas ~ peep craerea y tne western waters Tor
uuy'l tne IocAnon'as 'as ~ AZ Ine yaru 70 ex
cnAnge ner present armament ior heavier
ons. ,,'.'. -o''..H ~
.no iS so sstmated @ mat the national deot Will be
Souv'VvV'vvV py tne nrst oI DecemDer next.
Inc seceesionists have fnll possession. OF Ari,
zona ana NeHmexico.'ias lcsi.qs "a S.,,a sSoo
yesterday was the hottest day ever expert
enced 10 october. va. isas bsJs. ~. ,,,, -
-, Inc results OF the recent battles In Western
virginia are supposed here 10 render that entire
section secure 70 the Union cause. m'n seli ~ ?
Our lines now extend below Hunters Creek,
In tne direction OF Mt9Nernon. ,o.ssy yra 20 ,ro.
Inc hneoin cavalry, ,4vU strong, were in
spe0teo ana reviewedby Gen.McClellan to-day.
Inc. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
expect soon TO resume work on the section be-
tween nArpers rerry and cumberland, They
nave assurances OF Governments projections.
Inc cargo OF the Bermuda consisted of elgh.
1een sannons, tnirty Two Founders and forty.two
cannster euns. wit., al az nses.s. ~. poun9
sbell. ali 1sadv for ,mr,sr 70 nsas snvs anu
tbons.nd fvs bnnd,sd ESssIJ Ia. h,so ais slA
tvo mndr al tbonssnJ ~ ,h.aa hnnSIS SesMeen .,
and osrtriSss. for the s;Y ahneu .hnu NOUS.
Of armv sSoss tvan.s thons.nS .stna Si.srap psits
hundred and e,shsv x. ,rs,s ~ anans anneS, one
large ouanti.v az mo,ubins Sn,,sr - Hanpvwues,
articlss of more than n,onsy sssina !. h osnsi
a,mv Her cargo cos. ons ,,,,I;on dn,,s .ue sspsi
Her armsnens yas tso- t-aIva ,enns SvaS aaa vasn
guns, one on each sids She Il now fIs f,,;n n,
Tor active service and IA ~ hs au"ias nyus 1as
cruiaipR for Returning California stesmpro' M ~
informant states positively that the mate of G tbs
MIN sSat n% more Iron clad
the Southern coast by he I5th Of octoSsrl W
The Bermuda ia owned In England and hs.
cargo was owned n South CaroIIns Wb;ia
she was loadIng'' and al the TINA sh. c,s.saS u1
she was supposed In Liverpool n ba a S, snn0iS
shin for the roval 'navy., althourb Do~ppiEnyy
street knew much better. She elesrsd for'
West ndis port.7gT 'Iog s71- 1css - ' ~
The main boay NJ Tho rsbsIa Ia a, F,,,ss
Court Houss. vhenee 4 brosd half of c.mos a.
most unbroken. are seen from onr- ha,,oon'
stretcbiag noitbvsrd ttova,d T.sashn,. rSs.,
there are nesrlv ,hirty thonssnd nsse Nv wnese ,he
lower Potomac about twelve Or ffteen thousapd.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09
Cincinnati Market.

: 'iedi A. CINCINNATI, Oct. 7.
. HL0UR-Was In fair request at 81 for supsrhne, and
holders are disposed to brace up prces little as this
grade Is scarce.
WHEAT-Had rather o frmer market Ut 759e0c for
prime red, and S5@e0c for prime white. The inquiry
ran mainly on red, though slight advance was attempt
ed TO be had on both during the morning.
CORN-ls held generally at 29c, though advance tc
that figure can hardly be quoted as being achieved
0ATS-Are readily tax en- at ESQ. = r.nr. d /.
HARLEY and RYE-Remain as dull as heretofore.
WHIsKY-Is stOady at He. rr $50
.l..s H- -fHH ts-, Commercial.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09
Cleveland Market

oLKvnANp, Oct. Z.
FL0UR-sales Of so bbls red wheat double extra at
81 60. -a,-' -
wHEAT-sales, since Change. cars red on track at
el Of; 1000 bush red free board a 81 02 5000 bush
free board at 81 02; 900 bush at same delyesed
1900 bush white free on board at o. Market closes
weak. 7. re-. lols. - y
ooRNsales of 900 bu,h free on board ssc and 1000
bush ahoat at same 1atrs -if ~
0ATs-auiet at 23c. .aaFf 70 .1'r'u iis .f
BARLEY-Sale OF car on track at soc. 7slq
RYE-eale OF 500 bush from store at 46c. ls
HIGHWINEs-eteady at l6Dl8kc. ~ r'
EGGS Firm at o0l0c. ,il = ia
les Leader.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09

CosoRrexriosAt' TmnHmAL CoavEErroE,
The Trisnnial Convention Of tho Congregation
al Churches Of ONO. Illinois, lows, Michigan,
Indiana, Wiseonsin, Missouri, Minnesota, Kan.
sas and Nebrasks, win convene in Chicago on
the 18th inst. The Convention is composed Of
one delegate from each Of the churches In the
States named and thu. Congregational ministers
engaged in them. 10, ou e. .aali ii E lse-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09

CoSseLAn ArfotSrnrNn y. II. CouLTrR, Of
this city, has been appointed Consul to Montevi-
dso; salary, q ,ooos yss ". i
Isaac TaosAs. Of Springfield, Ohio, Consul
to Lagusyfs, Venezuela, salary. $i.5oo. \
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09

|eunbeas Epgaksspsnt M CeIambus.
fCArho, Oct, q. The gunboats Tylor and Lex
ington reconnoitsed down the river 10. day, and
fell In with ths rebel boat JEFF. Davis, They
chased her within two miles Of Columbus,
where ba,teries. On the Kentucky shore opened
on them. II The rebels used some twenty guns,
some d them daeds The engag cement lasted
an hour. No damage was done 70 the boats ~
The rebel loss was not ascessAined. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09

Aaxs rgK fm srArE .-Ths American Rx.
press qcmpsps. on Monday and yesterday,
bsssshs n this sits from cincinnesi one hun,
dssd sssss'ef nssks.s riasd by MiIn cassa,
woop.S kflr salsb . sst odi as 81 rs ,,n,,s,
Adant Expsss conpasy yesterday htoushs
% the eity shisty'ssSsni eases Of Eaheld riiles,
ssnsisnsd " Gov pzsniscx. 'sss & n ~, s2s Z, !.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-09
IRISH STEAMSHIP LINE.
steam Between Ireland and America
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND GALWAY

The following new and magnificent flrst -casspsddI,
wheel Steamships compose the above line: n
ADMATIo, 5,sss tons burthsn, Capt, j.. Mlup
~ Tormerly Of the Collins Line.)
adeERNIs Gd9EEsI !SS tons burthen Capt. N. PRowsr
fSSiiIG;, fsChta; ssSS SSo :. - s,, E,gaotsOs
PRINCE ALBERT. (screw.) iW las -'"'"'I' d
10 $500 J.W.Ixpp
One Of the above ships will leave New York or Bosop
alternately every Tuesday fortnight for Galway car
ryins the government mails, touching at St. Johns,
The Steamers Of this lIne have been constructed with
the greatest care, under the supervson of the
ment, have water tight Compartments and are unexce
LED orcomor sAfety and speed By any steamers aaoat.
They are commanded by able and experienced oaioers
and every exertion will be made to promot the comfort
OF passengers.
An.experienced Surgeon attached to each ship.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
n. Boston to Galway or Liverpool slOo
rSiTsecIs,, Tseta toss s.,h Johns IS
or any town In Ireland, on Railway, 50
Thirdclass passengers literally supplied with pro-
visions OF the best quality cooked and served by the SER
wants Of the Company.
RETURN TICKETS. ~.
Parties Wishing To send for their friends from the old
country can obtain tickets from any town on railway in
or from the principal cities Of England and Scot
land, at very low rates. .sl -ly Jsrii1 .aTssT 80
Passengers for New York, arriving BY the Boston
Steamers will be forwarded to New York free Of charge
For passage or further information, apply to
WIZ. II. WICKHAM,
AZ the oaics Of The Company, on the wharf, foot Of
Rowland q AsPINwALh, Agents. e-t 3 ?
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