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Major General HnIIcck.

General Ur:SRY W. llALLECK, who has re-
Gently arri, ell in Washington from California, is
n Major General in the United States army, AMI
third in rank from the present Commnnio,-in-
Chief General FREMoST, whose commission is
dated earlier, outrlnkns him. General HAL
LICK bear the highest reputation In military
circles and was generally looked upon a. the
successor to General SCoTT before General No
GILLIAN camc prominently on the stlg'.
General HALIECK is native Of New York,
In the prime OF lie, and not yet arrived az mid
die are. lie is graduate Of West Point of the
class of 1889 lie stood third in rank in a class
of ,hirty-onc, |. J. SrryE~s, late delegate from
Washington Territory, and Col CAMERON, Of
the n. Y. 10Th llighlandcrs, who was killed at
Manassas, outranking him, His commission "a
breyet "a Lieutenant is dated July 1st, 1889. lie
remained rs Assistant Professor of Engineering
at the Academy till June, 1910. His life was
entirely devoted to scicTcr, AMI rs early as 1871
he was the author of a work on Bltum'n, its
varieties, properties aul uses, AMI in 1916 he
nublished an elaborate work entitled " lie
ments of Military Art anil Science. In 1916 he
was appointed LIST Lieutenant, and Brcvot Cap
tain, May 1st 1917, for gallant conlIc. before
the enemy on the 10Th and 20.h OF November,
1917, and for meritorious services in California.
lie was Secretary Of State Of California under
the military governments Of Generals Kearncy,
Riley and Mason, from its conquest in 1917 till
December 1919. During this period be also
noted As chici Of the star to Commodore Shu-
brick. in military and naval operations on the
Pacific coast
Since 1850, General lIALLECK served In vari-
eus military capacities IN California, aud game
much practical knowledge in warfare against
the Indians on the iton,.1r posts, which he viii,
no doubt, turn to good accoJnt in whatever SER
vice he may now be appointed to. At tho break
In, ont Of the war, h, was chief OF the Depart
ment OF the Yves, which, previous to that
time, embraced all the country west of S.
Louis, aud comprised Washington Territory,
California and Oregon. This was vast fell,
and formed an inyal ulle preparatory coarse for
the still more comprehensive operations which
will soon be entrusted to his guidance. \ few
months ago, he was superseded in California by
General SUMNER, and ordered to report in
Washington, where he has been for tho last
couple of weeks in communication with the
authorities, and mastering the plans Of tn,
campaign agreed upon by Generals sc)rr am
"a MCCLELLAN.
S'or. is generally reported that General Hal
gader Cwil DO appointed to the command Of tn
When a Missouri, in place of General FREMONT
platon q. The probabilities however, are tina
Gen will be appointed to the command OF tn
army on the Potomac 50 "a to leave Genera
MCCLELLAN more at liberty 10 attend 10 til
duties of his new position, and enable him {
Il IA now understood, will be pursued in Tia
South during the winter months.
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The racffc Telegraph being now completed,
the whole continuous stretch of telegraph wire
across this continent, between Cape Race on tho
east and SIN Francisco on the west, is about five
thousand miles. I:sextrcmities comprise seventy
degrees Vi longitude making difference in timo
Of more than four and a half hours. The agents
at Cape RICE might send dispatch forward at
oct Of sun, aud the news reach San francisco
while thai lumhary was still above the horizon.
IT Telegram were instantaneously sent over
the whole line, ii woul reach San Francisco at
time, according to the clocks of that city, about
three hours and fifteen minutes before the time
at which it leit New York, according to the
clocks there. Thus dispatch sent from New
York at the high business hour of 10 IL A. NJ,
would arrive in Sun Francisco before the man to
whom II was addressed was ont Of bed; Will,
dispatch started from New York in tho edge OF
the evening woull find the s.une man up to his
neck in business.
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Col. Dourhcrtys regiment captured the rcbc,
battery of twelve pieces, two Of which were
bron hit away. Col. Foukc's suffered greatly a.
they were in front of the rebel batteries before
they vorc taken.
After taking possession Of tho camp Of the
rch,ls, it was discovered that they were crossing
from Kentucky, for tho purpose of attacking US
In the rear. The order was now given TO return
to tho boats, when our men wcro attacked by a
reinforcement from Columbus ofsevcml thousand
strong. Another severe engagement took place,
in which our troops suffered severely.
our losses as far rs asccrt.,incd last night ar,
a. follows
Thirticth Illinois regiment -onc hundred and
sixty missing. Major McClcrhcn wounded and
taken prisoner. Tw,ntv-iirst Illinois regiment
--onc hundred AMI forty missing Cob Bufl, us
regiment returned too late to obtain any pirti-
culars, Col. Doughcrty Is reported taken pris-
oucr.
Col. lamon Is reported dangerously wound
ell. Taylors battery lost one gun. We have
tai N two hundred AMI fifty prisoners, num-
Der Of whom were wounded. The number o.
rebels kilcd ia 800. The ground was complete
Is strcwn with dead bodies.
The rebel Col. Wright, of the Thirteenth
Tennessee regiment, was killed.
General Chcatam commanded the rebels, Con
eral Polk being at Columbus.
II IL stated that Gen johnson was wounlci.
The gunboats rendered cflcien, service in COW
ering our retreat, moving down the rebels with
gralc, but al the same time killing some of our
own men.
a lag Of truce left Cairo this morning for Co.
lumbus with 10 or 80 wounded rcbrls.
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ENGLASD has obi aimed the ccssion OF an OK.
icnsiVe I, rritoiy On the coast Of Africa FROM a
native Ming.
Tmr FAIRFIELD dnwA) C;gisfifu,ion says that
1000 gallons If sorghum syrup will Je produced
IN Jefferson county this year.
FIvH THOUSAND SDLDIERs passed through
Wmiu, ,ton, Delaware, before noon on Friday
last, on their way TO Washington.
PuEsipENr LINcoLN was burned in cili,y
n Iuucryllo Ohio, on the 9th instant In con
sequence Of the removal Of Gen. Fremont.
Hoes ARE WonrII, in indianapolis, 81 per
hundred weight, grws. The packing houses
have not yet commenced operations.
$. or T.-Thc now Grand Worthy Patriarch
Of tie Sous OF Temperance of Western New
lorl is Rev. WIN. Scarlcs, OF Skaneatclcs.
CuSuSpRuM.--Ii It takes eight hDrns Of bad
,rhiA y per day 10 preserve the health OF a cap
tain, how much does prlvete soldier noedT
OSs ToN of donations, bestowed by tho pat
riutic ladies Of Indiana, was recently shipped hy
Adams ExUrcss to Paducah, Kentucky, for the
troop.
GES. MSCIEiINS's staff and body guard now
amount TO 200 men. They present splendid
| appearance IA they g1lOp at full speed along
| the lies daring review.
Why was the mother of Moses, Of Bible his.
tory, unlike DR., Russell, Of the London Times I
Because she made run for the bulrush, aud
lac made a rush from tho Dull Run.
Tux BRrTIsn GoyErSMENr have hlty.fouI
vessels Of war under construction at the pre- cut
time. Their armament Will be in the aggregate
1874 guns.
\ REGiMFNT FoHHlp in Cortland County,
Cob Green has no less than seven clergy men
Two If tl"m ara captains OF companies, auG
one il 4 private In the r.uks
Luuh OFT fuR TuF MErEOE9.-S,lr gaz"-'
| .ay th' period from the 18th To the ll'h eli NJ.
,,mhI VIII probably he distinguished by re-
| uar,allc numbers anil displays ul mctcor5.
Mis- FLASpErs, wife of tho editor Of III,
| Fru,ILu GU,ite, has assumed editorial cha -
nj that paper since the incarceration VI her has
! bald in bort Lafayette.
| TuE CouNTY CLrHK or MARION COUNTY
| Indiana, during the last four years, has is1u d
| ..sg marriage lie, nses. The number Tor tht
| year ending Nov. 1T, 1861, was isl.
| 4 CNREIrss DRIVER backed cab offa wharf
| in Toronto, ou Thursday morning last, and one
| If the Inmates Miss Sarah Elizabeth Gibhard,
| was dlowncd.
TLE CuuSCu BLUFFs Bggle Say1 that some
| one fined the priiri, near 1charni, and tue wind
BLOWN hard drove the fire into the town, causing,
| tho dlttruction OF about $500 worth Of hay and
| oats.
CuIuHEp LAwYERs,-Joln 5. Rock, Md,
| has h,ou admitted, ON examination A. nem-
| Der of the Suffolk Tar in Boston, making the
| third llwycr oi African descent now practeing
| "a the courts Of that city.
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Arrest ora ,IniIIso,,,,cr.

Mr. Charles Noyc', the spec al nail agent in
81. Lour, having received information, week
or two since, Of mail rulhcrrs committed /.
bethany, Harrison CO., Mo, Lift 81. Louis t.
arrest the roller IT possible Tho thief. how
ever, was found to have alaconiol som" three
davs previous TO the a. cnts arrival ~ - 'thauy.
which il some lorty-liNr miles from any rail.
road cumNc,i u,r. 'iitt iuhN'r ,ul'd uul.r isl.
many assumed uiu.t I, WA III v ul' 20 TIE.
his wuud'rirr', but 10y obtaining u relay o'
horses, the agent innli, captured him alter pur-
suing; him adls,u,' o, one hundred ami thirty
live nil through Northwestern Missouri, into
W." tern iowa, where hn WI, found travelling
a. a farmer for Otumw1. His right AnN IL j.
X Allen. lie was taken 90 ~. Louis on
"Wednesday last aud lodged in jail.
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On Wednesday evening the lower part of tho
city was in Hurry Of exc t'nlGt growing out
Of tn late supervision Of Gen. Fremont In tho
.omnand Of the army OF The Mississippi. TIL,
German citizens seemed to bo particularly ex-
aspcratcd at the removal. Tho lager beer sl-
loon, and other public resorts were throngcd
with indignant crowds, who hulzacd Justify for
Fremont, and gave frequent grolns for Frank
Blair whom they regarded p' chiefly RESPONSE
hleior the recent change II commanders in the
Western Department
The principal gathering appeared to be at
"TCnys," on the corner Of Elm and 4th streets.
The saloon and garden were filed TO overflow
log, and at about Q O'Clock the highest pitch Of
excitement was reached. Everything was in
the ''most admired disorder" and Babel could
scarcely have exhibited a worse confusion Of
tongues. Tho payements were lined with peo-
pie assembled out Of curiosity to see what was
going on. Cheer after cheer for Fremont went
up into the crisp air-sometimes sngly, some-
timesin "squads" and often in grand choruses and
'hattalions." These were mingled with all kinds
Of obstreperous conversation, interspersed with
running comments upon the "Pathfnder's"
services, the bitterest denunciations Of Colonel
Blair. A report was circulated that the Latter
had arrived In the city from Washington, and
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A New Order of NobiIit, In France.

The usually well informed Paris correspondent
Of the London Recisto SAYS
"A creation Of nOllys on large scale n AT
this moment one Of the chief pre-occupalions OF
the ruler of France II has long been thought
Of and often hi Majesty has been on the eve o,
pomulgating the decree which is to raise all
Bonapartist disnitaries into members OF an
always been fear of ridcule, and the decree
has been withdrawn. Now, however, the time
seems to he come for this great step, aud
those nearest TO tho Imperial presence
live in hopes of a shower OF honcrs. NJ
WaIewski Is TO be transformed into Prince Co
lonna NJ. do Momy into Due dc Chama-
rauds u. do Mony "a " become Due Dc
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We hayo recorded the arrest of this noted
per- on hy the Government, and hil removal to
Fort Warren. llr will he remember red by some
of orr rcllrry NJ the Minister plcuipotentiuy
sen, by the RiNns Goyernmcnt Of Nicaragua to
Washington iu $50. H. was then the cOmpl-
nioa ut VIM. Walker and took a lir,s' share Of
the conduct Of affairs in elluhli-hinFan inl'gon-
dent government by fllihusicring from the
United States.
At this timo he was placed under arrest by
Secretary Macy tnl being engaged in cnli uilg
men for hostile purposes against friendly
power. His arrest caused some disutiHlc.i N
In the foreign diplomatic corps,ls il was thor ,ht
to be breach ct privilege; and either from
this cause or for want oI proof, las was dis
charged.
After the Mexican war, he was engaged with
a guerrilla force on the borders, and Lost his
arm "a IL supposed in one Of these engagements.
lie has also been du'lst
Ii is known that ha was in South Carolina
in the early spring, and came to Boston in
NAV. Here no remained several months, lly-
ing very quietly. lie kept up lIrf'o cores
pondcucc with leading Union men Of the border
states, under thc name Of Carl yleMurray, ot Ken
lucky, AMI with the letters received from them
ho us.d to introduce himself to CniOn men
here who were interested in obtaining support
for the Government In these states. lie became
acquainted wish several Of our citilcn', aud
flNorally impressed all by his apparent mol
csty. his gD ii rAuncr4 and hi intcll ,,cncc.
lie inlratiatcs himself with the Ia liDs wherever
he gocs, and has many sins to answer ioron this
score.
His acquaintance with the rebel leaders Is cv'
tcnsive. and no one could have been selected by
them 70 well adapted Ia carry out their neia-
rious designs in the loyal states,
lie married lady Of one Of the best families
in Iliupis, a relative of Gov. Edwards OF that
state, and has been twice 81 Iarated from her
She now resides near Alton.
Several weeks ago he was arrested in Phl'a
dclphl, Ly Mr. Lawrence oi this state, bu
was released after four days imprisonment 10y
a wit If hahc; corpus. Now that he has iall'l
into the hands of the Government 1t is hope
hat h. may he held to answer for some Of hl
,Iime,. -BOsiH JJuyHdk
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FIN A n c | 4 l. SO.
NEW YORK, M-llng, N1v. u.

NEW 1Olth, NJ 'llhyt nov IL
TIC stl market shows great 6rnne4' today.
The g1. a news FROM tue fset has h,i d tanicuy 10
produce better prices. OF government stocks there
werp no Public sales. Tive quot,to's show a arm
market, especially FOR the hycs uf III AMI l''i'
The sx,s ofl,sl remain quit At 9L 9iA anl vIS
There was more inquiry for southern state b'Hs'
The money market is easy at q per cent "n call
The rates for paper are unsettled, dH@' per crn'
for A NJ. names. Sterling hills AFRO n per cen"
higher. md bankers 1t 90 days quoted lO'S francs
are also advanced.
The resell Il on accouut u the government loan ot
tho of,e ct dc L. ). ASSISTANT Treasurer On siur-
lay we're $40. 49, A reimbursement OF s'll''oo'
and interest Is being made 10 banks this morning.
on account Of the popular loan, This makes $s2o
900 In all which has been repaid, or "a 40 per cent
Of the original subscription Of $50 100000. Another
lnst.Lment Of ten per cent. tS3.5OO.OCOl has been
called on the second subscription, payable tomorrow.
On change today the -four market was shade
easier, with moderate export demand. wheai
WIS trlhs higher with good export demand coru
WIS also shade better with good demand pAral
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, Deciaraiion OF Independence.

TT'r ,utheTn women are going to have their
re p Edes hereafter. The Mempis appeal con-
~ Is the following
, Anew SOUTHERN sTYLEs.-Miss W. Periue,
in S26 Main It, Is now prepared 10 present b the
eiaIes Of Memphis aud vicinity the southern styles,
uotten up expressly fur Southern wear. We no
longer win Tor can depend upon New York for our
STYLES and fashions. which never did suit eli
mate or our people We will have oar opening Of
Fall Millinery on Saturday, ootober bdh. We ask
you, hdes one and all, 10 call and ,tvSan,ine our
goods, and then decide ior ysffselves memphis
has NOT outdone anything New York oquld ever pre-
- " Me south.
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OuR VICTORY COMPLETE.
nxLxoyr ABANDONED ~ RIM RrBrLs.


81. Lor6s, Nor. Con. Grant telcgraphs
from Cairo to headquarters hero that our victory
at Belmont Mo, was complete. We captured
100 prisoners, and al Of the rebel artillery, but
were obliged to leave part Of the guns behind
for want of horses to haul them.
Some of the prisoners report that alarge force
was tn start to reinforce Price, but our attack
will no doubt prevent il.
Our loss wils about 25O, one half Of whom
were killed or morally wounded.
CAicIgp, Nor 9.-Thc following /, a special
dispatch to the Times:
Cdi,o, Nor. At is impossible "a yet TO OBJ
tain anything like an accurate report Of the
killed, wounded and missing in the engagement
at Belmont, No., on the 9Th instant 1t is csti-
mnted that % Of the Twenty-eighth Illinois are
missing. There are thought to be $50 missing
Of the Seventh Iowa.
Col Humans wound Is not dangerous. Lieu
tenant c oloncl Wendt was killed. Tho Major
and Adjutant are missing. The latter ia report
ed killed. In Colonel Losan's regiment there
are 30 killed and AZ wounded All but II Of
Colonel Foukes regiment answered to tho roll
call yesterday, l. W. iuN i''o ~ ' IL 'H'i' =
regiment is not yet asccrtainod, but it Is sup
poscd that it is not heavy. In TlylOrs artillery
only three men were slightly wounded. 1871
prisoners were taken.
All accounts concur in placing the loss OF the
enemy much heavier than ours.
No reliable news has been received from Col.
Ogilyies command, but it is rumorod that DO
has encountered JEFF. Thompson's forces, killing
three hundred and losing fifty.
Belmont has been abandoned by the rebels.
They have lost one hundred and fifty prisoners,
and acknowledge three hundred and fifty killed,
but would not permit the National officers who
went to Columbus with dag Of truce yester-
day, to visit he place to which they conveyed
their dead.
OFFICIAL REPORTS.
Washington, Nor. 9.--The War Department
has received an official telegram concerning the
battle at Belmont, Mo-, which generally con-
firms the newspaper statement.
1t says that Capt. Brela'A Of Gen. McCler-
hands staff, was killed, and, among other par
ticulars, that we fought all the way into the
camp Of the enemy, immediatAk under the guns
OF Columbus, spiked twO guns and brought away
two, together with two hundred prisoners. The
National loss is stated at three hundred and
that of the enemy much heavier.
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reports were heard as to paying that officer the
honor of calathumpian screnade. 4 large
stock of ancient kettles, tin-pan' and other
musical instruments OF that description was
collect \. In vain it was stated that Colonel
Blair was not in town; that the report in
G. rmnu paper to the effect that he had arrived
was 'prcmlture; and that were Fremont here
he would be far from counseling any such pro-
ceeding as that talked Of Such arguments did
not seem to entirely cool tho efferyoscing in-
dignation.
Col. Curtis in command at Benton Barracks,
sent into town a troop of cavalry Of about eighty
force Of men in and around "Tony's." No oc-
casion, however, arose for the exercise of any
harsh measures. At 11X o'clock tho excitement
had pretty much subsiled.-MiSs0uri RepuJli-
cdR.
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The wheel Turns ROunl.

Under the above quotation tho Columbian
S,n incl, Of April II, 1907, has tho following
cdi crid' Three years have hardly eNprcu
since Aaron Burr, III second magistrate OF IA,
United States, and President ot it's hiIl osI
COURT rat in Judgment on Judge Chase. Now,
the timc Mr.. Burr i confined in prison, ~
charges Of treason and il to I've tried before tri-
hund in which the same Judge Chase will pre-.
side" f,om the tihc of Burr TO tn advent OF
Brccknriigc traitor has not filled the Office nj
Second magistrate of tho United States"
Thc "vhcel" may mako another 'turn," anil
4omc statesmen Who have been denounced IN
former years by the traitor Brrckinril p, NAV
81, in Judgment, when the last named ,rilc II
tried for his Life, for treason to his country -
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THE TWO MAURY's recently arrested for trea-
son, one Of whom is now in Fort Lafayette, are
cousins Of the notorious traitor and migrate,
Professor Maury.
A LARGE NUMBER Of copies Of the Louisville
Journal are taken at New Haven, including
twenty-five or thirty TO the workmen at Whit
neys Arms Factory. The fact Is highly com
the Journal, George D, Prentice.
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EEr"IT "F run INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
The Cincinnati Eu9Uir,I publishes an abstract
o. the roIort ot the congressional Comwittco
which was appointed to investigate tho oAp,ul-
iturcs in Frtmonl's department.
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nos Or lIESRY EEL LIS
NRRyING POWDERS.

NkkNlNE tCNDEhss
IN. GREAT Remedy
LOVE STRONG RINK.
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W.. HAYES. .l1bFcLros 81, rnGoGLrs.
uu Haa,n.s.ieI BroAp ST., NEWARK,
Pr CE ONE DOLLAR.
t,. uu,.l,P.wl,rs mSy 10 given (ankaow~
:, is1krj IN c. tIss, Tea o. Lgu'r wArranA-
ed entirely freo M N p'scnclI nsedi .h'S, -
aeyCr produce nausea.
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s,nt by mail " ouy part Of the country receipt q
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PURCHASE ~ HORSES.
"CAMr Sullivan, WARSAW, !
October n, 1861. !

NO C0IOnd WlVidm UiSN0p!
The undersigned having been summoned, as
a Board of Survey, 10 examine aud inspect tho
condition of horses forwarded to this regiment
from s.. Louis and report the result to your
headquarters, would respectfully report that We
have examined said horses, and lind seycnty-six
(1G) lit for icrNicc, five % dcal, anl three hun
drcd and thirty (33O) undcrsilcl under aud
ovcr-a-cd, stihcd, ring-bOned blind, spawned,
and n,lvJLie, unit for any public service, said
horses Icing part Of the Missouri contract.
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