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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-25

DEATH OF SAMUEL P. HIBBERD, ESQ -
Meeting of the Chamber of Commentaries
terday afternoon the Chamber of Commerce
was called together by the President, Joseph
@. Butler, Esq, and the following resolu-
tions, carrying out the object of the meeting,
were adopted:
''ReSolVed. That in the death of our fellow
member, Samuel P. Hibberd, the Chamber of
Commerce laments the loss of one of its most
worthy members-one whose generous i'm
pulses ever kept pace with the calls of charity,
and whose genial nature endeared him to all
of us.
"ReSolUed: That as a mark of respect to his
memory, the members of this Chamber will
attend his funeral"
On motion of Joseph Terrence, Esq, the
members of the Steamboat Association were
invited to accompany the Chamber.
An invitation was also extended the mem
bers TO pass over the City Passenger and
Spring Grove, avenue Street Railroads free.
The invitation was ssaccepted and the meeting
adjourned.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-25

ATTENDING HIS Own FUNERAL.-A gentle
man belonging to the Thirteenth Regiment,
while coming 70 this city, travelled as far as
Tammany Regiment. The Captain had in
his pocket telegrap'lic dispatch from his
mother to the Major OF the regiment request
ing him TO send her the remains Of her son,
without regard to expense. All the prepara.
tiohs had been made TO properly receive the
corpse at the home of the distressed mother,
who supposed that she should never again
see the Captain alive. OF course there was a
veritable surprise party when he arrived at
his mothers residence and witnessed the
grave arrangements in progress. The Joy Of
the good women may be imagined. .--BOstOn
TTaRScripL -.r-.,
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Cincinnati Produco Market.

IhlDAN hNHhihdt OCt0DeI AO'
FLOUR-The market is dull and heavy
and prices droopingi super6ue. must be
quoted down to "a 1O@4 10 and extra at
81 2bCG4 30.
WHISKY-The market is unchanged =
sales Of GOO brls. at l411@l45sc, the latter
rate for wagon.
PROVISIONS - Nothing has trauspired
in our market since our last calling for
special comment; the demand is quite light:
Mess Pork is nominal at $l2 50@l2 75-
Small sales of Bacon at Az, 81, and 65Sc.
GROCERIES-The demand is moderate,
in the regular way, at full prices. Sugar
9K@loKc.; Coffee l5]z@l71%c,, and Molasses
45046c.
0IL-Linseed has advanced to 59@6Oc.,
and in fair demand.
WHEAT-The advance reported in our
last was lost in the afternoon, and the market
closed dull and heavy. This morning there
is very little doing, buyers generally holding
off in anticipation Of a decline, and prices
are nominal. The outside rates that could
be obtained for prime red and white are
S5090c.
CORN-We have no change to report in
the market. The demand is fair at 3Oc in
bulk at the lower depots, with sales of 2,4OO
bushels at this price.
OATS-The receipts are not so large and
the market is frmer, but we have no change
to report in prices: sales OF 5000 bushels at
canal at 26c.
RYE-The demand continues good, with
but light supply, and prices have an up
ward tendency. Sales of prime at 40@42c.,
on arrival and from store.
BARLEY-Prime samples of Fall are in
fair demand at 48@5Oc. The even grades
are unstable,
HAY-The market rules steady, with q
fair demand at 5000 per tun for good to
prime Timothy, in bales. on arrival.
CHEESE-The demand is moderate, from
the jobbing trade, at 51S06c., the latter rate
for selected.
BUTTER-The market remains dull, but
prices are not lower. We quote prime to
choice at ll@l3c; fair to good at 69sc:, and
Grease at sc.
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ANIUSB NIENTS.

MAGGIE MfTcHELL.-This charming COM
edienne was last night again greeted with an
audience occupying every available seat in
the house. The public has been without
taste of drama or comedy SO long, and Mag
gie's universal favoritism in our city, we
think she ought to favor us with longer
stay. To night has been set apart for a
benefit night, and Maggie will appear in
Margot, the Poultry Dealer, The -Four Sisters
and as Katherine in the amusing farce of 4
Husband at Sight. The entertainment is a
good one, and will no doubt ELL the house.
PROFESSOR ANDERsoN.-Th distinguished
magician will appear at Pixies Opera-house
on Monday night. AS this is his first ap-
pearance here for nearly nine years, aad as
be performs his feats of wonder without the
usual display and aid of apparatus, we think
he will be we'll received. Professor Ander-
son stands high in his routine of magic art,
and remains only to be seen to be appre-
ciated.
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ARCHBISHOP HUGHES AND THE WAR.-The
recent letter of Archbishop Hughes in re-
ply to Archbishop Lynch, Of Charleston, on
the rebellion, and his recsnt article on the
itaR Rec0yd, has attracted great attention in
Washington and meets with the approval of
persons in high political circles. 1t is, un-
dsrstoOd that Mr. Seward has written letter
TO the Archbishop, in which he strongly iu-
dorsss-his views, ana it is said that the Pres
idept has eK pressed himself much in favor of
the sentiments contained in these dOsu-
meats.
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AFFECTING SoENE-A Live BABY Found at
The Breast of its Dead Mother.-Early on
Tuesday morning the cries Of little child
were heard issuing from a house on Nine
teenth street, between Bremen and Carl
baldi-avenues. The room was locked inside,
and a neighbor entered the apartment
through window, when he saw stretched
on the bed the lifeless body Of Hannah
living across her breast, and trying TO suck
its dead mother. Mrs George had for some
time past presented all the symptoms char
aoteristic of disease Of the heart, and her
death was caused by the bursting of an
aneurism of that organ. She was a young
woman of exemplary character, aud had 4
husband, who is now soldier At lrontor..--
| 81 Louis Democrat, 24th
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NEW York, October 25.-Stocks dull and
lower. Money and Exchange unchanged
Chicago and Rock Island, 81 q; Chicago and
Toledo, 361s; Cleveland and Pittsburg, IL;
Michigan Central, 499s; Michigan Southern,
l8K Michigan Southern Guaranteed, 382s;
Erie Railroad, 3l5s; Delaware and Hudson,
SO; New York Central, Tx; Pacific Mail,
9l25 Reading, 80; Illinois Central Scrip,
and Prairie du Chen, II; Missouri Skies, 43;
Illinois Central Bonds, 49, Treasury, l00N;
United States Fives "a; Coupons, S3X.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-25

JOHN NJ. VANDENHoFF, the tragedian, who
has Just died at his residence in England,
ranked next to Macready upon the British
stage. He made his first entrance into the
dramatic world IN Covent Garden Theater
during the year 1919, three years after Mac
ready had made his appearance, and the next
season after that celebrated man had taken
the management of Covent Garden for the
first time,
The origin of Mr.. Vandenhof's g family is
Dutch. His first ancestor, on the Anglican
records, came over from Holland and landed
in England on that celebrated date, Novem.
ber 5, $685. The ancestral Vandenhof was
the first who leaped ashore at Torbay, and
was allowed by the Prince of Orange to in
sert in his armorial bearings "En aUanF-
meaning, in colloquial English, ."the head
man."
John NJ. Vandenhoff, the celebrated actor,
who descended from this "head man." was
born in one of the counties of England, and
educated at Stonyhurst College, Lancashire.
His original destination was the church. At
college, however, his success in preparing
private theatricals made him turn to the
stage. After his graduation he tried for a
while the slavish pursuit of classical teaching
in South of England academy. AT length
the lopg-fermenting stage. spirit grew too
strong for him, and in the little provincial
theater of Salisbury, on the llth of May,
1903, be made his first histrionic effort in the
character of "0smond," in Monk Lewis's
play of The Castle Specter. He succeeded in
this role, but it was not until the time which
we have mentioned that, after much study,
he adopted the theatrical profession, nomi-
nally, and absolutely at Covent Garden.
After the latter period he played with the
highest acceptance the following parts
"Hamlet," "Othelo," "Lear," "ShylOck,"
"Brutus," Tago," ""Oato," "Ooriolauus," "Vir-
ginius." "Master Walter" Tin Knowles'S
HanchJack) and several others. Some inter
esting "reminiscences of Mr.. Vandenhof were
recently given in his sons work, entitled
The Actor's Note Book, published by the
Appletons in this city.--NeO York EVening
Past
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INKLINGs.

Benz. Cook, arrested yesterday for passing
counterfeit coin, was committed by Comms-
sioner Halliday for trial in the United States
District Court in default of $500 bail.
Colonel McCook and the Ninth Ohio Regi-
ment have been ordered from Western Vir-
ginia to Kentucky.
The Coroner yesterday afternoon held an
inquest over the body of a man accidentally
drowned in the river near the Gas works.
Major r. N. Corwine left this city last
evening for st. Louis, TO resume his duties
on the staff of General Fremont.
The last weekly report of the City Auditor
shows only $l26 SO remaining in the General
Fund Of the City Treasury.
The Young Mems Christian Union was to
have held its annual meeting last night, but
a quorum was not present. and the meeting
adjourned to meet again next Thursday
evening.
A little boy, while playing among some
dry-goods' boxes last evening, on PEARL
street, fell and broke his arm near the wrist.
He was taken to his home on Water-street,
The steamer Dunleih leaves this afternoon
for Kanswha River and Charleston.
A man named Morton Thomas, yesterday,
fell from a ski1, near the Water-works, and
before assistance reached him, drowned.
Samuel w. Elliott has been appointed Ad.
utant of the Indiana Railroad Regiment.
There were over thirty cases in the Police
Court this morning, none Of which were
worth an item.
Captain Lyman and First Lieutenant
Dummart, of the City Battery, received theiI
commissions this morning.
The firm of Heidlebach, Kuhn h Rinds
koff to. day ship two thousand full suits Il
the soldiers at Camp Dick Robinson. They
sent similar quantity day before yesterday
The Germans are making considerable pre-
| parations to celebrate the anniversary o
| The Reformation on Sunday.
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ANOTHER MILITARY ARREsT.-O W. Lang,
of Lexington, Kentucky, was arrested in the
streets last evening" by one of the soldiers in
the Barracks, for hurrahing for jeff Davis.
He states that he was slightly intoxicated at
the time, and offers that as his excuse. One
Of the men from a gun boat is also consigned
to temporary quarters in the City Barracks,
for taking "French leave" of the boat. He
states that it was bis intention to return, and
only ran away because the commanding Off
GERS would not allow him to visit his friends.
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WANTED.-Three competent copying clerks
who write a rapid and legible hand. Good
reference required. Apply for examination,
this evening at seven o'clock, to Mr.. Pusney,
at the Office of Captain John NJ Hunting
ton, Quartermaster United States Army,
Third. street. Cincinnati,
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OFFICERS OF THE A. G. M. SoCrETY.-The
American Christian Missionary Society yes
terday elected the following officers:
PreSident-Alexande Campbell.
Corresponding Secretdry-D. s. Burnett.
Recording SecretaTieS-H. S. BosWorth,
Jacob Burnett.
AuditoT-C. H. Gould.
Treasurer George N. Bishop.
Vice -PTesidents-Isaac Errett, Richard N.
Bishop, John Smith, Henry Hathaway, Jas.
Challen, A. s. Hayden, Thomas Allen, j. II.
Jones, Alex. Proctor, John A. Gano, M, Dem
mis-, L H. Jamison, S. e. Sheppard, d. P.
Henderson, A. Rsines G. Goodwin, George
Austin, e. S. Paul, George Campbell, John
I. Jones, Robert T. Milligan, Benz. Franklin.
MaaagerS-J. H. Henry, James Magill, A,
B. FentOn, DR.. e. Williams, Henry Pierce,
Thomas H. Moore, j. F. Mills, VIM. H. Lape,
NJ. H. Slosson, Thomas Munell, W. S. Dick
inson, j. NJ. Tillford, W. X. Pendletou, w.
]. Pettigrew, ]. W. MeGarvey, W. Q. Hotten,
John Rogers, A. Chatterton, Charles d,
Hurlbut, T. f. Marsh, James Leslie.
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL FROM THE KANAwHA
REGIoNs.-The steamer FTesstone arrived here
last evening, having on board Major Joseph
W. Burke, of the Tenth Ohio, who is quite
i'll Of fever, and Lieutenant Ross, Quarter
master Roosa and Adjutant Pauley.
We learn on Monday last skirmish took
place near Hawks Nest seven miles above
Gauley. About three o'clock on that day
our pickets were fred upon across the river,
but without any damage. Parts Of the Ninth
and Twenty;eighth Regiments under COM
mand of Colonel MoOook, Immediately re-
paired to the spot, which was at Miller's
Ferry. A body of rebel troops appeared on
the edge of a thick woods across the river.
Our troops opened fire on them, which was
continued for four hours, resulting in no Sc
rious damage to them. The rebels succeeded
in killing one and wounding two of the
Twenty-eighlh Regiment. The next day
they appeared, when Colonel McOook Or
deTed rified six-pounder to be brought %
bear, and few rounds, we'll directed had
the effect to drive them away, carrying with
them a number OF killed and wounded. They
have not since shown themselves.
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A OoNTEMpT. IBLE OAsE.-A writ Is in the
hands of the United States Marshal, to be
served upon Colonel A. E. Jones, of the City
Barracks, for contempt of Court alleged to
have been committed in the Hallam hGbeGs
corpus case. We are at loss to know the
grounds upon which the rule was issued, as
the Colonel that day expressed his unquah
fed respect for the legitimate orders OF that
august tribunal
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-25

THE VINTAGE IN FRANCE The Monte, q.
Yinicole states that the vintage throughout
France has been favored by maguihf ent
weather, and is progressing admirably. fhs
grapes are all gathered in tie southeyn de-
partments, and the accOnats received thence
are unanimous in desoribing the 9aAlity Of
the wine as very surerior, and the quantity
greater than was expected.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-25

EoIEoTIo MAeAzNE.-This Magazine, for
European quarterlies, and by far the most
readable published, can be found at Lewis's,
No. % West Sixth-street. He is also in re-
ceipt of the Atlantic Monthly for the same
month, and all the pictorial papers for this
week
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTI0N SALE-BY SMITH 4 Will
N LlAMS Successors to Kellogg Y WilliamsG =
Entire, Sock Of furniture from Ma1qfsStureT ,
SATURbAY MORNINGS, october rs aud 26, at
O'Clock, at cur sale room, ~ and A s9st Third.
street, will be sOd, the entire stock OF Furniture
Of 40 marble.top and other bureaus, 35 marble-top
ana other wa. hsiAnds, lOn one-drawer stands, 75
haifcanopy and other bedsteads, 90 doz stun seat
and cane chairs, 10 doz circle'end aud straight
cribs, card and center tables, wardroDes lounges,
ALSO-A variety Of other goods. -,
Dealers, or persons buying goods tor their own
use, will do we'll to attend this sale. ool4 o
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RowDYIsM.. Some individuals, mostly in the
gallery Of. Woods Theater, played the ruifian
last night, by CALCULATIONS, in particular dur
ing the performance of one of the actresses.
Such shameless conduct should be checked
forthwith, and we would suggest that the
proprietor procure the services OF police
officer to arrest the rowdies, and it is 40 pre-
sumption to say that we knOlO the Court will
make examples of any who may be found
guilty.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-25

BALTIMORE PRIsoNERs TAKEN-A large
number of Baltimore prisoners, in the shape
of fine, fat, large oysters, are arriving in the
city daily at Waggoner's Depots, 203 Central
avenue, and 30 Sixth. street.
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A singular accident lately occurred at q
village near AaxOnne. France. A wOrkmaR
named ValanChot in eating some plans after
dinner, put one into his mORth, in the ceRter
of which wasp had introduced itself through
a Slit and on the plum being pressed tho iRs
sect issued from It's place of fOoncealment and
stung the man severely in the palate. Swell
ing ensued, and in spite of all that could be
done for him, he expired in two hours and q
half of suffOcatiOn. . ID i-. -
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Two volunteers in the army, Richard Har-
grave and Alfred Stephens, were discharged
on hdbeas corpus, the evidence showing that
they were minors.
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County MATTERs.--The Board of County
Commissioners this morning passed bills to
the amount of 50 10.
Geo. Kain was discharged from the County
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FoR SALE One hundred and forty barrels
ofapples-New York Pippins and Priorets in
prime order. Will. be sold in lots to suit
purchaser. Can be seen on the Landing at
the foot of Main-street.
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A lion which was lately being conveyed
through the streets of Hamburg in a wooden
cage managed to escape, aud instantly fell
on the three horses attached 10 the carriage,
and then charged upon the crowd. Forum
ately the driver of another menagerie wagon
happened TO come alOnG, and with great
presence of mind lassoe. d the animal, and by
the aid of numbe. of men IL was again
secured without loSs Of human life.
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THE DAILY PRESS.
City N ews.

NILSSON & CLARK have a splendid lot of
those fine custom. made shirts, which they
are selling six for So, at the southeast corner
of Fourth and Walnut streets.
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TeIesrnDhic Communication to gan Fraa-


PITTsBURG, October 25.-River four feet
eight inches by the pier-mark and falling.
Weather cloudy and frosty.
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FATHER AMP. SoA.-EK-GOVsrno Wick
life, Of Ken. lucky, Postmaster. General,
&c, is loy0. to the hearts core, but has SON
In the refjel army. That son attempted 70
apply t'ne torch 70 his own fathers house in
Bard,stowu, hut General Anderson sent .
reG rment 70 the rescue,
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LOST

= OST-A GOLD LOOK-With one side broken,
II one side enameled. 1t contains a picture.
The finder will be reNarded by leaving 1t az this
once oc25 b.
n OsT-On Vine street, above Seventh, Porte:
~ monpaie, containing $50 bill and some small
non, n asonic Temple, or at III Vine. street will
be rewarded. ocA-bT
II OsT-ACCOUNT-B BOOK On Saturday evening,
II on Sixth-st between Sycamore and Central.
avenue, on the hivef Road, black, leather Ac-
count book The contents are of no value 20 any
one hut the owner liberal reward will be paid on
oc2s r. --' ~ - -'''' j. 8. BIGGs.
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a UCTION eALR-BY W W. WnRT-l54
n Main st.; two doors a69He Fourth = HSts sag'
II, at O'clock Will be sold, all unelamed age,
or to this date, from the Calf House, william
March, sr prOpIi ietor; Gibson House, o. Geof-
JFoy prOprietOT, comprising two hundred Truaks,
Vafises and Carpet Sacks with contents. ocl2x
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a UCTION sAIE-BY SMITH a WILLIAMS

A UCTION SALE-BY SMITH WILLIAMS
room q y and IA Fast Third Dry Goods, Cloth
ing and Notions, and Large stnck Of Enrnttnre'
ING, Oct 2s at o. luck will be sold at our rooms,
Mes. ~ aud "a East Third st., lot OF Dry Goods
Clothing, Notions, etc. .
At 10 O'clock A large and general assortment OF
Furniture, oOnsisting Of bureaus, Wardrobes, desks
and cane rockers, marble TOP tables, bureaus and
Wasbstandsi also, lounges, crib, stands; A large
variety of ch siTs, and ty bedstead5, latest style
TO be sold for cash. oc23-u
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Another DIXIE.

There's Miss Di {, in Washington,
And Benedix, the Colonel,
And General Dix, who interdicts
Secession schemes Internal.
Pete Peauregard, look out for JEFF,
Or spite of all his tricks, he
Will have to dance another dance,
And to another Dixie.
lSprin1feld Republican
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THNHR WEEKLY PRESS NOW READY,
IL containing the News Of the Week, both Bereisn
Ghd LEGAL and TeegTAphio Summary OF hVenu
elsewhere up 70 the hour Of going 20 press
for sale Rt the Counting room. Price . cent?.
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FORTRESS MoNRoE, October "a The
weather has been favorable for completing
the enormous preparations for the great ex-
pedition. All the armed vessels and trans
ports have now arrived.
PHILADELPHIA, October 25.--The trial ct
W. L. Smith, for piracy, was oncluded to-
day. The case was given to the Jury this
morning under the charge of Judges Grier
and Cadwallader. The jury, after an ao,
sence Of half an hour, returned verdict Of
guilty.
TeleErnphic Communication 20 gan Fran
Cisco, Cal.
CHICAGO, October ga dispatch received
this forenoon from Quincy says the tele-
graph to San Francisco is completed, and
working through.
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FOUND:

TTOUND "A HORsE-COVER-Marked q. B."
u The owner can have 1t by calling at No 46S
Syeamore-st oeAb"
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HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT COURT.
Frank Jones and Robert Kerr were sworn
in as Deputy Sheriffs.
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HNOR SALE-A FARM Containing 81 acres,
n q miles from Cincinnati, on the Little Miami
Railroad, and Is miles by the Madisonville Turn:
pike, in good neighborhood, close to schools and
churches The improvements consist of good
house OF rooms and kitchen; also, cottage house
of 2 rooms, q green house, chicken. house, a bee:
hOnse good well aud cstern; garden ornamented
with choice shrubbery; old and young apple. orchard
of choice fruit, all bearing pear and plum trees
lately set out Also, all kinds of SIN all fruit. For
further particulars, inquire at ID Hopkins 1T or
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LATEST BYTRLEGRAPH
NOON DISPATCHES.


NOON DISPATCHES.
THE WAR FOR THE UNION!
IMPORTANT SOUTHERN NEWS.
The cOnfsderaey to Suspend the Col
lection Of Import Duties,
the SANTA ROSA AFFAIR MORE or A REBEL DE-
FEAT THAN A VICTORY.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION
AT MACON, GEORGIA.
MATTERS AT WASHINGTON.
Committee Appointed to Exsmine Gen.
Fremont's Contracts.
A SCREW LOOSE IN THE SOUTHERN
MAIL BLOCKADE.
Richmond Papers and Letters
Received Regularly at
Alexandria.
MORE CONCERNING THE DEATH OF
COLONEL BAKRR.
The Disaster Attributable to the Lack
Of Transportation.
Very Important from Missouri.
Gen. Prices Retreat Probably
Cut Off.
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U. 8. Dragons and Flying Artillery,
FOR THREE YEARS.

None need apply but young unmarried men, Of
good character. Pay varies from SI4 to SH per
month. In addition to pay, an abundance OF good
tendance will be furnished free of charge, together
HORSE AND ACCOUTERMENTs. e.
Apply at once at No. 139 Sycamore-st.
EDWARD M. McC00K, Second Lieutenant LIST
Cavalry. Recruiting Ofhcer. myl5-H