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Ensign David A. Lawton TO be Lieutenant, October IL,
1861, vice j. r. Wright, promoted,
Private Clarence H. Hill to BE- Ensign, october Id 1861
| vice ID A. Iawt)n, promoted.
| IfTH REGIMENT
Sergeant Richard r. McMullin to be lieutenant Oco-
Der Is, 1861, vice l.. II. Shattuck, promoted
Sergeant MAJOR William H. BecKwith to be Lieutenant,
October Is. 1861, vice James r. Barnett, promoted.
Sergeant Loiharo d Morgan TO be Ensign, September
o. 1851, vice H. c. thtcnden, promoted.
Sergeant Tim thy agan TO be Ensgn October 90 1861
vice l.. A. Davis, resigned.
Charles :. Moner to be Ensign, September 27, 1851
vice NJ Krley, resigned.
rfisTy-HxrH REGIMENT.
Henfy u Seares to be Lieutenant, August 20, 1851,
wee James u sin, promoted.
Daniel T. Faxon to DO Ensign, September FL 1851, vice
b. Armstrong, promoted.
rnIRTy-sEvEsrn REGIMENT
samuel r. Haymar to be Colonel, September %, 1851,
vice j. H. Mctunn, resigned.
CAPTAIN bcrt Rioran to be Major September 8, 1861,
VIC ID. Y. Mnton, resigned.
Lieutenant rhlip Dohery to be Captain, September 8,
1861, vice q. Ri0rdan, promoted.
William Do Lacy 10 BIO Lieutenant, July 3, 1861, vice
David Kerr, resigned,
Lieutenant William 10 Lacey to be Captain, September
10, 1861, vice JaD,s W. Johnston, resigned.
knssn anthony J. peignan TO be Lieutenant, seplem-
Der TO- 1861, vice W. De Lacey, promoted.
Ensign Patrick II. Hayes to be Lieutenant, September
3, 1861 yiae Philip Doherty, promoted.
Sergeant Edmund W. Br, to DO Ensign, October 8,
1861, vico N. J. Weldon, resigned.
Sergeant James Henry 70 BE- Ensign, September 10,
1851, vice A; y !eignan, promoted,
sefgeait Richard ]. Murphy 70 be Ensign, September
., 1861, vice 7. II. Hayes, promoted.
THIRTY EIGHTH REGIMENT.
Ensign Albert A. Tyrell to be Lieutenant, September
90 1861 vice G. c. lhown, resigned.
Sergeant MAJOR Wight Banks to DO Ensign, August 8,
1851, vice T. ). Hamin, promoted
Sergeant Edward Miller to DO Ensign August, 8, 1851
vice X. Watson, promoted
james v. Dunlap to be Ensign September 1861, vice
+. W. Shipman, promoted
FORTY REGIMENT.
Lieutenant FIR stas d. Hot 70 b. Captain October ~
1861, vice X. u cki son, d ceased.
The ie sons hereby pr NOTED and appointed VIII I'M
mediaey repo for duty at the headquarters OF their
respective regiments.
by order OF the Commander in Chief
TITO Hi HOIrSE Adiutant General
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sas; ksis Ss% zsp sasIor% s
sehr Etns Ward. Ras DaS'oh
ssa s sari!sn c sSyss
o'e1nier w Dexter. Bowler, iiath--iaster.
ARRIVED.
Was bound 70 afax Ms put into this port for pro.
Ssa aa nss Ess sr brig
reerless ashore near Lre Egg Harbor lighthouse
win ie,al Consisting Of nine "a% came
81 IN ne h s rssTsss to @ city destitute condon Capt
schrl Merritt Hnghs0n. EzabehpoT sailed for New
schr Dart Palmer Ezabethport sailed for Stanford
schr Josephine Davis Ei1abethpogt and sailed for Mystic
schr Clark, Clark, Elzabehpot and sailed for Hart
schr Fakir Heath Ezabethport led for Fan River
sohr Babcoek. Robinson, Ezabeihpor. sailed
sehr Tariff, Provost Ehzsbethport and sailed for Siam
schr Jones' Gatcomb, E5zabethpost and sailed for
Hardscrabble Packard vuahaven days for Sandy
schr xm,cau GS,sf, Pfsssss . Book an, 4days
senr EEiSing Fish, Lowe, Goasssss sdays.
to %ss9 sp 1se says
schr Lion, L,r5 81, rrsviasn'e, days
SIR !sssp$ hos' arssi ba ssi rsrana CT
scSr River Queen, Cole, Albany for Providence
sehr Norma twrecker Weeks, from Br bark Agnes Gar.
sloop Suffolk. simonson. Elizabetbport.
sloop Byron, Alien. Eli xabet hpor.
Shop Eliza Jayne, Christie, Eli2abcthpor.
Steamer Quinebaug tU transport Lopez, Fortress Mon
roe in ballast
Steamer Josephine u transport Green Locust Point
in ballast
Steamer Artisan. McCahe Baltimore.
Steamer Marina Crosby. Baltimore.
Steamer Mars. Me o.s Philadelphia.
Sstatas, kartten, Slower, Philadelphia
Steamer Anthracite Jones, Phadeip 10.
Steamer Ospray, kenney Providence.
Steamer Pelican. Jones. Providence.
BELOW.
Ship Thomas Smith (Br, Of Live,pooi).
Ship Majestic twhaier, Of New Pcdford1 In distress
Also two barks, unkncpn.
SAILED
Steamships Borussia OF and for Ifamburg Civ OF New
York tBr Liver oo Thos Swami {U transport), Lo 81
Pc MT Constitution lBr), Boston; stofeship Supply
Beaufort sc.
Wind at suunset NV, fresh and cold.
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A. caRahs Islands o. r. sp. oihelc sya H.mn
Hss ss,s "a sss rs
;1R. Huns n
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hln. Crosby, for DO sid Aug 81, ship Humphrey
nosc Kosc lin ships Santiago Jenkins from
as saa n IeS gs %s s ssws.s
1e Dshsrp 9 Shin for Bo'ssay Sass. saiss Rsn,sl
Han r freshman; Forums. Hanson John LAY,
. Sars Sea- Sss ssA- y sans
ssa s s A brig q h for s
ssngsae; SEPT ., bark cassasl, Gray &sc m-
Ks Aug saaashae cessaes Gray from
@ asa 1 hr"mn
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sssss s a. Hus s H
Sept Din a pos siis Energy. Kelley from
ST Ta arl TO- scr ENTITY Ten nroc. Tan aro..
WnA1roA, Sept lin ship White Falcon. Windsor,
American Porte,
kkfsa; sshr; WY ThisS; ), Tho%.s: Ssssrss.sr
Squat sharp phla elphla Granite State. Malls. HYors
ss sAf%laoRE, Nov 49, Arr steamer kYors .sr.
Abbott smtu; JAS BayL ., thompson Eis.i S.ade.
STEELE NYors. ed, schrs q Smith soper, NYork VII
pors IN Chesapeak. Rolns, paisns, Boston, Holana
Rowland NYork. Sid bark y New. davet, Cork and
HARTFORD, Mo- l5-Arr, schs Charles Cooper, Cooper
,ocst Smta, sscl, aud Gle Ia, Rankin, Eiz hshlor
Sad Il N Dufhed. Jon ne e Baldwin, Biiiey, NYork
Els. DEL Nov 1.-THE schr Randolph, from NYofk for
At "a, s1 aoo Des NET
IRA; Avon Tor 81 raomcs schrs Fame EAs,port;y
sea y O'Clock lis morning. Wind WhW.
PHILADELPHIA, NOV lSArr ship Brazil, Blair, NYork;
Tnsp snr Msry ri rigs ol s{9A CID Gss@sa
Presbrty do; MinneaabA Younns Nv ri sl'ls, es
s mls b pasael ulrs kBed or; sianson Wins
To- lor Boston, Cake Endot, do; R.sess, saGdefs,
DO; r SHARP. Ti1el do; Hawley, Buetsy, Daven-
smith, NLendon;J IN nry, Love, jersey Guy Hdsh',
Berbe, Providence MI
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Port of New York, November 10, 1861.

CLEARED
Steamship Chesapeake, Crowel Porand-H B Cromwell
Snip smo a, scares, I.verpool-IIallen Carman
Ship Webster Fowler, Livefpoo.-Spofford Tleston Co.
SIP President Fillmore, Nelson, Londoa-F Durham.
Ship John Spear, Booker, Cork for orders-Nesmith /
Sons.
ship Swallow, Paine, Havre--Boyd IIincken.
Snip Arndt (Brcml, IInesloop. Bremen-Ruger Bros
Bark Vennard York, Uuhlin-Waish, Cars err Chase
Bark Centenary tBr), Young, Cork for oricrs-Boyd
Bark Eugene, Armstrong, Hayre-Martoek smy,he
BARK Do,ette lBrem) Gus'ayus, An,wcrp-Knauth, Ma.
Bark Betsey Williams Tirgeil Aspinwail-Tappan Star
buck.
Bark Venus. Atkinson, Curseoa-J Foukes sons
Brig MInnehaha tBr) Perry, Plymouth, Il, for orders
Brig Nile (Br). Peck, Goucester--yaclsop 4 Neill.
B,ig Caroline Porter Aspinwatl-Panams Railroad Co.
Brig tndta tBrl Allen, janaoa-D * Dewoif.
BrigJ Butler (Br) Powers barbados and . rket-H @
schr 6 Fsitsr wech, Cape Town"Bsshford Mou,ton.
SHhr VIM wilson, Ryan, Port Maria, JaBrett, Son Co
ss isf as.r s s CHE k.y Son
Sehr JAS Day. Sparrow, Baitniore-Mc(ready Mott Co
,Isehr Hannah Martin seish, Balmore-Merrll Alb
schr Leverett sqaires Baltimore Mccready Mott
schr Anna Sheppard, Tooker, gaumore-van Brunt d
sshr Carlton Jayne Rowland Bslimore-Mccresdy Not.
schr White Cloud Loyit, Observation-Disclosures
schr Henry May, Hoover. Phiiadeiohi.-J " Mckee
schr Sophia Ann, smith, Phisdelphia-J Mckee.
shr Mahon Bs in nslsc ssys
Schr Lookout, Harper, neutrality-suspicious. Houghton.
schrj fAfscns Shaw, Maurice R,er-T Benton 4
schr Percy Heilncr Marts Maurice Riyer--T q Benton
Sons.
schr Cottage, McFaddcn, Acknowledged Son 4 Co.
Sehr Sad ,l1 ~, Dow, sear.pcrt-R Buck Co
schr Rovers Bride, Chick Porsmouth-W II RycrsmsA.
sehr Mary Atwser, Chase Pail Riypr-C W Remington.
sehr Rncne Visa Phiins Bris, ei,ns1 Kenny
schr Blossom, Douglass, New Hsven-H RGckeu
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The earnings of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway for the six months ending November |,
The Philadelphia Bupeti,, of Saturday even

OF SHtuTUHy GVtD'
ing thus notices business matters in that city,
There IL more demand for money the street and
eepi'a@ls, u anything are more crCumspect than
IN 'her seection Of paper Tho best may be quo
Yea az per cent for short obligations and long paper
u. ~ pr cent Trade moves slowly, with but little
probability of any Improvement for the balance OF the
Noa me shipments OF aouf from this port for the past
zen months amount to S29, BIZ barrels, against 237 se7
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1861.

barrels last year The hpments for the same
eriod amount TO ,443 5ss bushels, against 1881
bushels In 1S60-an of OIL 645 barrel -four and
$40 057 bushels wheat.
The Chicago Tribune OF Friday says
There has been more activity among the bankers for
the Inst day two, ana the supply Of produce paper
been better bit II has still fallen far short II the ability
OF bankes 70 discount. Money for all legitimate pur
poses never more abundant Paper Of approved cha
To almost any amount would DO gladly taken by
the bankers. Exchange to day rather castor The
Indiana bra chcs the Bank Of Montreal, Sturgcs Sons
and ha some others, sold all day 10 custom re- at
a Outsiders stili had TO pay q a u, and this was
the rate with several OF the banks Tho banking price Ia
par a q; the tendency is to the higher figure Gold
buying at u a VI; selling at Il " a / per cent;
tho hiShe figure for small parcels by brokers
The earnings of the company for this period have
been applied to the extnguishment of the ununded
debt and to the general purposes for which the
first mortgage bondholders agreed to fund their
coupons, July II, 1861. The unlunded debt of the
company amounted October |, 1861, to 1901 774 10.
Less by seca i'es on hand $3l 125 90
Les by material on hand. .............. 81 257 SIS
Less by other assets on hand ......... 10y OO4 So
i0taf wal 1857 70
Length Of road--Chicago to Oshkosh, 1913 miles;
Oshkosh to Appleton, 20 miles; whole length of
road, 213 miles.
The receipts and expenditures Of the st. Louis
and Iron Mountain Railroad of Missouri for the
year ending October l, 1861, were as follows:-
Transportation earnings. .........,.... $212, 945
s'''. 'a''. ... -. alssss
CONSTRUCTION. COMMUNICATIONS. 1Z,l33
Last years liabilities. ..........." 1861
- $50
Carried to assets. 1878
The cost Of the road TO the LIST of October is rs
follows:-
Graduation, masonry, bridges and superstruc-
ton, incld.ng IRON &c Observation-Disclosures. s. AL 0TS
Station buildings, engine houses, machine
shops, machinery, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 .997
Land damages and real estate. ........,... l50242
C1n'ingent expenses ana legal Services So SO
Putos Branch itaifoad. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6TtGo
Engineering. 1861 e2
Ro ling STOCK. 3i4 0O6
discounts and interest,". 1921 $50
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s., 532 ,OSl
The ca ital stock paid in s.... ....... 81 91l12T
. ntcd deb State OF Missouri bonds. 3,507 900
Floating atpt,...,, 27,SS7
Toal.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S. 400 ,5l5
The earnings of the Cleveland and Toledo Rail
read for the week ending November were as fol.
iows.-
Passengers, ............... ....... ~ !54 S,35S
ffciEht.. 6,I64 9,754
Total. ..........................sl s ,31S 1912
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were sl7 ,427 ,222 33, and the balances
! 81 ,040 ,l93 sc.
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At A MEETING or VOTERS OF THE SIXTH sENA.
IA iornl DISTRICT, ri centh ward, held NO 20 West
Tn rte' nth street on the eefing Ut the i5 -espec-
tive oi party, 1t moved and ttai Mr. Jo
Gibbs be elected Chairman aud j. w secreiaiy T.
moved and seconded than Mr. Richard ~ Bfnkerhaof
he nominated Tor Connrilun of DISTRICT
Moved aud SECONDED that ndj1un to the latl
Inst. NJ the same pa - at ~ +. NJ Al smiar oeanza.
tioa are invited to cooperate. JOHN GIBBS Chairman.
Il IL fNcE
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71TII WARD UNION DEMOCRATIC CLUB MET
l2S sheriff street Saturday evening 300 pie
Present Lawrence Delany Pred and Mr. Cat Secretary
dressed the meeting in behalf OF Peter MI chel ESQ.,
Alderman of the Eighth AlderGonic next eec-
ton The meeting ad burned the call Of the chair
LAWRENCE DELANY, President
Il. CATz, Secretary
JOHN /. SaYTn Treasurer.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY, Nov. 16-6P. M.

SATURDAY, Nov. 1852. NJ.
The money and exchange markets are quiet.
The disclosure OF the fact that the $50 900 900 of
United States skies just taken by the banks are
intended TO he sent to England to be drawn against
there rather d-turbs the calculations of the private
bankers, who had expected TO put exchange up to
100 10.
Stocks were steady to-day. At the start the
outside orders seemed likely to put up the market;
but the bears undertook to sell stocks on the can
tnre of Slidell and Mason, and no advance took
place. The prevailing !ea Of the street seemed to
be that, though England would probably COM
plain loudly at first of Commodore Wilkes
act, our government would readily dis
avow and apologize for it, and that
no serious results were likely to ensue. The
United States coupon stock of 1881 sold ut yester
days price; the registered fell Il per cent. Mis-
souris advanced 70, Reading fell a, Illinois Cen
trail "a Burlington and Quincy A. and Milwaukee
and Prairie du Chen a. Other descriptions were
unchanged at the board The market fell off at
frst in the afternoon and lower quotations were
established for the Whole list, but at later hour
rally took place, new buyers appeared, and the
market closed within a a per cent Of the prices
Of the morning.
The Sub Treasurer reimbursed the banks nearly
million to-day. About $500 600 were received
from Boston and over the counter for $50 notes
The business Of the day was as follows:-
Receipts. ...................... $7s3 024 54
Dor customs ........................ 81 OC0 90
Treasury notes neutrality-suspicious.. 331, 779 90
Payments, including redeemed pr. notes 400 TAT ca
Balance. 1856 268 81
The exchanges ct the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $lS75OllO &c. and the baIanccs
ST. 56, $50 %.
The bank meeting has been all day engaged in
pcrfccting the details of the new negotiation with
Mr.. Chase.
The receipts at tide water Of flour, wheat corn
and barley for The second week of November, 1850
and 1861 have been as ioows:-
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~ aud sitixsns Of the Fourth Coun ilmanc drct con
rr'-lae Tie ".Tsi Second, Third, Fonth 1itn, s4ta
seventh Eighth ana Foarlcenth wards Gent,euon val
ee eques ed to choose fr yourselves out q tTe nany
gentlemen for choice which is the gor or
likely you the most justice If elected all ii peissye-
and industry viii be any inducemon viii choose
among six. II so tell your nom eomm tees
t. maze ne one OF your Candidates, ana viii ny do
uuty all without ear or favor hundreds
viii admit aud assert By perseveraree ami industry we
tari1e. Truly yours FRANK DUFFY,
NO. ) Canal street, sCvpNtA Ward.
Ladies' r gentlemen sill confer favor il they vii show
this ther friends cut this OF The paper put
OF paste II In some place where 1t vii be ~ yote!s
FINK brFFY
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S HIPPIN G NE w S /.
Movements or Ocean steamers.

KINGSTON, IA, HAVANA, MATANZAS AND NASSAU, N, p
CLEAr0Rfrom New York for Kingston, ia on the goth
day Of each month The Centor leaves for New on the
9th Of each month, and will he due about the 18TH
COLUMBIA MAIioN--No stated DAYS are vet axed for
the departure Of the Columbia Havana hut
they will sail about every ten days touching Key West
ward and hemew ard.
KARNAK-From New York for Havana via Nassau Mp on
the arrival Of every alternate CHnafd York
MATANz,sFiom New York for Maanzas sth day of
each MONTH From Maanzas the I'd, New York
the 23th.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ANlcsvs and packages Intended Jor the New York HERALD
koal9 cseaIed
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In hi report for the month OF October Bank Conn.
trcer Van Steenwyx states that during the last month
seventyfour Southern and twenty Northern bonds
have been taken up with currency while new circulation
has beer issued sixty four thousand two hanared aad
twenty dollars Wisconsin, Illinois and Michigan bonds
The circulation has been reduced since the date Of The
Circulation outstanding October 81 s. 1877 9sl secured
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DIAMOND JEwELRy FOR SALE AT A sACRrFICE-
~ few desirable articles can be had upon carry appfca
Office hours only from I'LL lQA W and 2tl SP NJ. Money
~ loan,
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NEWS FROM the STATE CAPITAL.

ALBANY, March 2l-9PM
The afternoon session Of the House was taken I'D In
third reading of bills Among those that passed were
Senator Mcleod Murphys bill relative to the Scott Life
Guard tho bill to extend tho term OF Office Of the Central
Park Commissioners, and the bill authorize the Super
vkors Of New York to levy taxes The county tax levy
has not been reached The Post Office bill was expected
to be read and its friends hand the last but
there some half dozen bills ahead of when the
House adjourned There seems to be niger in the bil
yet These skilled in the law say that be construed
to conni m the present contract.
Secretary Seward held meeting yesterday with tho
two Senators from this State the appointments for
New York 1t is not known in Albany what was the
result further than impression that Greeeys slate
has been broken and Barney upset. Weed was tele-
graphed for last night and left this morning for Washing
tom accompanied by Governor Morgan. Draper Is here
and the whole affair looks as though a new deal was
about TO be made No one here appears to be able to
conjecture who Will turn up this time
is reported that Rams. Van valkenhurgh one OF the
Harbor Masters has been appointed Secret Mail Agent
This reported appointment is denounced here In the most
bitter terms The appointment Of Bradford R. Wood 70
foreign mission gives general satisfaction in Albany
1t 10 still showing at q rapid rate and the wind la
pllpg II up into small mountains This Ia the most
severe night that we have had this winter.
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CURIOUS POLICE STATIsTrCs.-The annual re-
port Of the Metropolitan Police presents some
very curious features with regard to tho arrests
made in this city during the past year, and ac-
cordingly we publish in another column to-day
the list, embracing the occupations of the
several parties arrested during that time. The
total number arrested appears to be $500,
upon various charges, from miscellaneous mis-
demeanors" to murder, and the classification
affords some very singular facts. For ex-
ample, we find, among those who fell into the
clutches Of the officers Of the law, twenty-five
policemen, six deputy sheriffs, two deputy
United States marshals one alderman, two
hundred and one artists, Eve editors, eleven
reporters, and only one baggage smasher, one
emigrant runner and twenty-eight gamblers.
II Is somewhat strange that the proportion of
those employed In peaceful, legal, and-as in
the case Of the policemen, sheriffs and mar
shals-even law-enforcing occupations, should
be 30 much greater than that Of the baggage
smashers, emigrant runners and gamblers; but
II is perhaps not q more extraordinary instance
Of the activity Of the police than that this list
should contain only two hundred and twenty.
one professional thieves arrested, TO one hun
dred and seventy-six schoolboys, whose heavi
eat crime was, we presume, spinning tops OF
rolling hoops in the street.
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confedracy

THE INJURED INSocENTs OF Mr. BUCuANAy's
CABINEr-Some of the precious beauties of
Mr.. Buchanan's Cabinet are still engaged In
the uphill work Of proving themselves disin-
terested patriots, honest public servants and
much injured men. The immaculate Floyd
has thus been whitewashing himself, and now
appears to be undergoing the process of an
other layer of whitewash from whitewashinx
court at Washington, where they do oil sorts
Of washing by the dozen. The late Postmas-
ter General, Holt, subsequently Secretary of
War, has been pitching into Jake Thompson,
late Secretary Of the Interior, and Thompson
has been firing back upon Holt II we may
believe the opinion Of each concerning the
other, they are both disreputable characters,
unworthy the confidence Of honest men, and,
for ell that we know, they may be each more
than half right. Holt was domineering Cabi-
net officer, very bold and firm in his demands
and views, but very stupid withal, and inefh-
cient as Postmaster General, or such things as
the Fowler defalcation could not have been
going on for many months under his very nose.
Thompson had his own peculiar views of pa
triotism in trying to prove that one man could
serve two masters; for while acting in North
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DEPREuATIoN or REAL ESTATE IN Tins Cry
In slludiDg the other day 10 the deprecistisu
of real estate in this metropolis in consequence
of our political troubles, we stated that "a
mansion on Fifth avenue, valued at S45 900.
was sold day or two since for $20. 0Oo; and
one Of the magnificent stores recently erected
upon Broadway, with the expectation tina. it
would be rented for thirty FIVE or forty thou.
sand dollars per annum, cannot now be let at
fifteen thousand dollars These facts have
been denied in various quarters; but we are
prepared to verify them by close inquiry
which we have instituted into the circum-
stances, and we now repeat that q splendid
mansion on Fifth avenue, near Thirty ftk
street, valued at S45,O 900, was sold not MANY
days ago for fraction over $21 900: and that
new and first class store on Broadway. for
which rent Of $35,000 was asked and offered
about year ago, while it was in the course
of construction, cannot now be rented for
$4,000. 1t is useless to deny these facts,
and absurd to try to conceal them, for
they will make themselves known before
long. 1t is better that people should un-
derstand the practical effects of the political
disaster which republican rule has brought
upon the country. These two instances of de-
probation in property are only indications of
the general state of things which must inevita-
bly, result from policy which can aim at
coercion and revolution, and which can inau-
gurate such measure as the Morrill, tariff.
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TRUSTING IN THE UNION AND KEEPING THEIR
POWDER DRY-The volunteer companies of
Caroline county, Virginia, have been armed
with rifles and carbines which "will kill at a
distance Of one thousand yards" The politi-
clans Of the Old Dominion have evidently
taken q lesson from Louis Napoleon. They
think that peace talk is more effective when
one party is on war footing.
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AHEAD OF KENNEDY.-A gunsmith In New
Orleans advertises that by means Of direct i'm
portation from Europe he is prepared to exc
cute orders for Enfield rifles, with sabre bayo-
nets, in lots from 100 TO 10000, complete with
ball cartridges, caps, extra ammunition, &C.;
artillery carbines, with sabre bayonets; caval-
ry carbines, swords, belts, boxes, &C.,
complete for service; Armstrong; rifed guns,
from two and one-half to seven inch bore, COM
plete with cartridges, shot, shell, ammunition,
&C.; Whtworth or Clagg's breech or muz-
zle loading rifed guns, complete with
round or hollow shot, ammunition, DC.
From this and various other indications IL
seems probable that before great while the
cotton States will be provided with arms Of
English and French manufacture. Very bad
for the Hartford and Springfield workshops,
that. How do they like the practical workings
of black republication 80 fart