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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
rDUT sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Tre NEw YORK SgNi-WEEKIY TRIBUNE Is
Dpbl.hsd Z, AIRY TUESDAY aud FRIDAY
Contents of No. I.719 tNOv 10 ];

Of No. I.719 Nov. 10 ]:
LLeDlNG Articles: Our Victory ia tae ia qiio
nd Ia-aefapns
n rUy GREAT EXPEDITION: The Fleet n
a.c,",o,..],c. If ,he rebel Wtksi The Attack
by Elect. Mag tic - Ns5sl 'i Sr, ., 'doiis
Great Oslianiry e ne Eote to gy Of Bon,sard.
,,.,f. C,.r Ncs.fis Scarcely lnjueui ','S 80, '..
D.swsy an9ns va" t,or rToops Ia Possession o. the
- 80, IN H.norts Of the Eneae sineht TIC roc
ir,.i,- IN Gen Shernal 10 the reoIa'' A"'
=, 80 or gsArFoRT, s. c.. AND THE SUR
ROUNDING RbbioN'
-, POM ROYAL: enc and Plan Of the Battle
Tuf sToRY OF THE WRECKS: From Our
own Correspondents
q, rgE wAR ron THE UNION: The Great Expe.
afiou; Rebel accounts If The Action; Inc theel
upon the Firr-Iatcrs; Their Rage a. their Defeat;
The Black tlag Riised by the tiends; G Union
Prisoners 70 be Nurcercd' Col Coroorsn ffIce
Csp,aus and Eighteen Lieutenants Selected for
Deata-lf the Ss,a1Heh's Crew i CONDEMNED
they viii be Hnrg; The Vessels Eng.ged IA ne
Action; Sketches Vi Gen, Sherman and S'au
VII tTFSr NEWS RECEIVED By TELEGRAPH:
Dismissal of Gen. fremonts Staff kcconnoi',
sauges Of Re o. Posnonsi Trade TO be Opened
with the South.
VII. .FlGHT AT BELMo ST. MO: Desperate Bat
sud Baggage Taken; $50 Rebels Killed 200 ms
oIel Iustn.
TX THE RISING IL EAST TENNESSEE: Five
Bridse Desire, cd Greet Alarm among the
TRAITORS; Gen. Zolieodei IN Peril.
X. WAR NEWS SUMMARY.
X.lROM MISSOURI: Correspondence Of The n. y.
JnOure
NIL MAJOR ZAGONYPS REPORT.
NIL. FROM KENrUCKY Correspondence Of She NY.
Tribune.
XIV. TIE ELECTION.
XV.THE LOSS or THE PROXY.
NVI. FROM EUROPE.
XVII. POLITICAL.
XVIII. PERSONAL.
XIX. CITY News.
XX. MISCELLANEOUS.
XXI. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
AXII. WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE NEN-NORh
DRY GOODS Market
XIII. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Fnll Reports Of the
stock, Money Cotton. Griin. aud Cattle Markets
specially Reported or The n. u Tribune.
TEsxs-One Copy for one year, 80. Two Copies one
year s5. Five Copies, year, II %. Ten Copies
10 address $40.
FOR Club OF Twenty, send an Extra Copy
Fora Club OF Forty. we Send Tie Daily fnone gratis
Aalrss. THE TRIBUNE, New YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
1871 THE PLNNsYLyANIA 1851
Il COI CENTRAL RAILROAD. 4 oOl
GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE.
Tho capacity the Road IL equal 10 any In the country
IHE GREAT sHoar LINE TO THE WEST

TIIE iGaEAI SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Offco No. Asor House, corner Of Neseyst
Fscirs fO the tTauapoItaVn II Passengers 10 and nom
Cincin att Lcsg0 81 Lpui, St Paul, Nehyl.e, Memphis,
Nsw.O Orleans aud all Other towns In TIE West North West
aud S3uhWest lo speed and comfort by any
route
qhsou trrn. Tor the West leave Newyok foot Of Court
lauds > Morning Express. Evening Express, p
m asO at p. from sane place, Via. Allentown az.
irving Pittsburgh at Il heNt day, and cont Getting there WIN
ali WeGtetn tIaiDa. -.
sleet iHs aud smoking oil he trains.
Fare always nud ths time quick, Is by any other
route
BY this route eieh,s 81 ali descriptions be forwarded
10 and from sny point the Railroads OF Ohio Kentucky In
danu Iinoia, Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri. by RAIL
ROAD DIRECT to ANY port the uavigable rivers OF
the Wet by steamers from Pittsburgh . -
The OF Freight to and from any point 10 the West by
he PENNSYLVANIA hond al oil tunes favorable
charged BY other railroad Companies Merchants and ship
pers nirsng the pos;ion their Freight TO this Com
psuy, can sy with confidence H. speedy transit.
Thii Company also maintains Euiigrant Accomuloda
ton Line by which parties satius Westward enjoy
c-ep and comfortable mode OF conveyance at one half the
hrst. class rates OF faro
J. l.. ELLIOTT Pa.aengrr AGENT No AstorIIouss.
LEECH Co., Freight Agents.
No. Aslor. House. sud No. South William st.
MCDONALD Il BISCHOkF, EmIgrant Agents,
No. Bot,cry.pace.
ENoCH LEWIS Genera Supt Altoona. Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JLRSEf.-
\ Ff1in loot q G3arsudtst Connsctis al hampton
Junction with Deawae Laokhwsnus, and tern Railroad,
ADD u Easioa With L.i,h Nsley hsirost 'nd Y. eonnee
tou forming direct u1c 20 fIabcTsh and tie West without
clsrgr ri cus =, So,
WiSTER ARRANGEIE Mt ol. nsnclng Nov 4, 1901
- rayr NCw-h OH a. follow: =,
UWunHrag E1FAH.s-At a. M. fir Eaton, Heading
PoifUIu.. ualdsbafF Maurh Chunk W iiiamspur', &c
Man TrsIH--At d.. for East0n, Water cop ScTal
ton G.f4l Bsud. iiftst0u, Nikcshlur, 4 6. 49,,
I2n. TuhofeH JHAIS-FoT EastOB, Mauch Chunk, wa
f.slnsfed. Fsali1g Po'tsyl'le. HlrTlsburE e
IHroraE TEAis-tos Ea,,0a, bethlehem All, ntown
ans NlIch chunk.
s.tOr.u WAY TRAfy-For snnenills.
or " WfsrErN E4PN-ss-tor Eaton Allentown READ
iug Hsutbg PiisburgI aud tue Wes. Sleeping ears Rom
Je.sey Cts thru Th 20 .itshnfgh
E1rnfss TEstS YOH UAKI.HrHG-Ihe O M Express
Tain goa, Sew York STRIVE ~ Haf buree T. M connect
ng Fat anI West Raiiroed hotheTn
Csu,al B,iroad North and South. and "ith the Cunoef
lard Valley Railroad -.
Tn. TnrofGu E1rrEs. Tn,fS THE NEsr leaves
New.l Il D. NJ daily tSundays eKcepie1l making close
connection II asbu with Penn yyania Raiifoad-~ ith no
chsrre Pitburgh and but % tnenDati ana
CLcaeo. -four huufs time Is saved By taxing TINS tfan
EfIstprrHroKr AID NEw-ioKE fHkKN-Leaye New
York Ioul Pier No. p North Aiy,T a. 9:lSa M l!JO S'Eo
and an, g.. =. -
tin JOHN u. SIkNNci SUPERINTENDENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

BEWARE oouSrgRFEIIs aud INVITATIONS
None genuine unless the fac simie OF CURTIS Fh"
KINS, New.York. Ia on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal office, No. 10 CEDAR ST. newborn
Price only IS cents Per bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
TIVE GREA. TEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
ii OF THE >sA

Mr KENNEDY Of ,Hcsbury has Uncovered In Que II sw
c6MyoN pASfURH WEEDS remedy that cures s,ss ~.
Kind Of Hanoi from tn, worst scfouls down to oonnss
70 bottles viii cure tbs worst Kind Of pimples 90 q.
face
2to bottles will clear the sysA m o. piles
2botles warranted 10 cum ''e "oi'' csnker 10 Tie
mouth aud st)msch
bottles are saed to cure worst kind Of eyap
elas
to 2bo.esars warranted to Oh ''non 10 the eyss
2to bottles warranted fssn " VI The ears and
Ootches among the hair
sores.
20 bottles viii cure scay eruption Of the skiN
worm.
to bottles are warranted the most despnAe cas-
$40 = bottles are warranted TO cure saltzbeum
10 ootiies VII cure the wosst cases Of sctofIs
heeht always experienced FROM the FIRST b,tile and
perfect cure warranted when the above ansny l. sssn
ny giving strict attention to tho direction in te
around each bottle and sladico.s application Of the
SCROFuLA OINTMENT
HEALING OINTMENT ana
SALTRUEUM OiNTMENT
every ulcer and OF Whatever ad OF nature IA r,ectx
and permsu entity healed
Price e pei bottle.
For sale by respectable druggists evsrywhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

fVHE HORACE WATERS PIANOS and
i MELoDEoNs, and ALEXANDRA ORGANS are u
i,,se nj can be seen at the Narerooms NO 90
Broadway between Grand aud Broonie sta which VIZ ~
sold at extremely low prices. Pianos and heiods "A
supdry makers ne AID hand 10 iet end rect -
a purchased per agreement. Monthly ~.
The same Sheet Music Music Books and all snds OF M ~
Merchandise at war prices Pianist In a''erdAh''
new music.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
'1JOTmERs! MOTHERsN MOTHERsUn

VI IHr''' '''o ''-I'' - -.
-poo't fall to procure MRS WlNSLO"S SOOTHING
SYRUP ron CHILDREN TEETHING. It h,s no equal
on earth 40 mother who hes evertried IRIS WINsLoW's
SOOTHING SYRUP win consent to ls, her chni pas
.hrou. the distressing and critical period ofteethig without
III, aid of this invaluable preparation. II life end health
be estimated BY dollars aud cents Il ia worth ito weight IN
gold.
Millions ofboe. are sold every year ia ,hs Uniisl s,ei
I, Is an old and wel.-triel remedy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
GOVERNMENT DISPATCH.
VI FAST FREIGHT tiNf
FROM EEW-NORk TO WASHINGTON,
VIA HARRISBURG.
ALL RAIL, WITHOUT CHANGE VI CAIts'

On and sftsr MONDAY November 10, this Company viii
receive aud Transport Munitions Of Wsr Goyement stores,
suffers Suppirs forthe Army and Mcel'neou eIsn'
nr,ych 10 Bdtliagion nth fdoh train IA order 70 "cNs
sa and dpgfc. Special contracts oE goods Ia large quAu
tiie. at reduced rates. nm,
freight received only the Depot Of ihe Central Kailoah
Of ew Jersey Pirr No Moth River. Marx go gov
ru.n, Ui.psic1r Freight received from 8. m 10 up M
For further Information and SPECIAL contracts nq IRE ~ me
Office Of the Company No. % Broadway, NswnC,a or no.
SO Peungylvails,sv W sshia.tOu City a. ID. HOPE
OF he Hone kKprrss Co, SupeTinendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

w TIONAL CORRESPONDENTS in each town in ell
the States for the NATIONAL TEACHERS INSIlII ~
tl855 requiring abou, hour daily probable income 10
TO $3.50 year aud upwagd according local. bnd attention
given perfect arrangement 20 meet the ysed WANTS II
every community fnll instructions and certificate to act Is
Correspondent viii be sent by return mail oDbe receipt Of
~ for the attendant expenses For par,iorlA and advan
sses without cot6ate inclose letter slspp Term, TO
those AZ country 81, who sppoiut their assist,
anis Registered leets rnay be cent risk All
manica'i0n. must he addrc-sed to
RICE ANDREWS No. 33j Broadway, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

I'VE use MRS wINSLow5 SOOTHING SYRUP
daily and would advise ell parents pTOcues supply REV
Aaron Jones' IT, Editor of Tho Mississippi Bapis. published
a. Jackson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
ITO, YOUNG MAN, knowledge e Powell ..sl

What YOU most need IL not medicine out ,s
Read sc will send you for dime loo stsmps, ad
how you may avoid utter ruin aud secure g09d hea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

" happy be able 10 certify 10 the efficiency Of MRS
WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, and to tbs truth Of
what IS represented TO accomplish Having sitte Ooy 'uf
ferins greatly from eehiDs who could not ost and at night
by hs cries would not permit any Of the family to do
purchased bottle Of the Soothing syrup its eject upon him
was Ike nsgc he wen, sleep aud all pain and
vou.ness disappeared We have had trouble with him nce
aud the little fellow win pass through with comfort the
process eethiue by the sole aid Of Mrs WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. Every mother who regards
tue health aud lie Of her children should possess it.
Mrs. II. A. ALGER, Lowell, Mass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
NOR posTON PROVIDENCE. via NEW

u PORT ant FALL RIVER The splendid and superior
sleamer METBOrokis Cspt brown . s,S,e
sv.,y ri ESDAN, THURSDAY, eud SATURDAY., AZ '
o'cIssk y No. and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Braiton, on
WoNDhY WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY, q. o'elockp M,
Wes0cr no room will be regarded secured to sny ap
pceft uf iii the same shall hsyc been paid Tor. :,
Fei.ht 10 Boston l. forwarded through WIN SeaI u'P
by au IA pfcss Freight trlin. - - -, w.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
Denlletrp.

TTNHE largest and cheapest Dental Establish.
Il rpens 81 the u S.--N. Il GRIFFIN BROS Dentists
No $40 Orsndst, ~ w. and No z57 Fuonst Brooklyn In
seh foil or partial sets Of Teeth their improved Atno
phcre Presle Plates without extracting tie roots
9as OF gold ~ silver rubber 10 partial gold
skgsrtooIE sugortL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
OCEAN 5lcnmcr5.

TOR CALIFORNIA yih PANAMA. FIRST.
class n-r will isays Nes.Yors tn H., lh. ali
2l Of each months except when these dnes l on ~ hDAh
when tie dSy Of departure vii be tho MONDAY ieloSng
to ieisht or pa ''Ee' apply q tie on, gl's IN
TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HANRE,
4 on SATURDAY, DEC The !untei sia'o; MAJ
steamer ~ LflN J. a Noiou CoHasnder ~, ~ ron
Tb steam ap uu-nrra,,cd r., ,ac,y aud comfort hes don.
which, beside other resus tend. Ia The OF cosoH
snpdng 70 hep h pumps free TO work, aad secure the
SAMUEL NJ FOX,
GEO. MACkENZlE.
The steamer ARAGo win all JaOaayL
PA,,ryorn yor ErKorr-By order of the Secretary OF
State all passengers leaving the United states required
10 passports before going OF bonrd o hc steamer
CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORK and
S1eenstowa treI.ad"ih. LIVERPOOL Nsw,Yorr aud Phi
ade phs Steamship Company intend d.ps,ehing their full.
power CiJoe- bUin Iron Steamships asiJlorH
CITY OF SEW Ohh.'''''.'' Stiniasy' GOV ~
~. 20 s.,aday' Nov Nov ~
And every SATURDAY, at noon from Pier No ~ North
River
RsTEs ~ e,,s,er.
FIRST CABIN..........Si5 STEERAGE..."....."ea
Flint Cabin 70 London 81 seers.e 10 LondoD".. -
c a5 20 aasii: sssr.' 10 sca: s
Passengers also forwarded to HAVE Bremen Rotterdam,
Persons wi.bing blus their friends buy ticket.
here the f)Iowlg 10 EewioIk From Liverpool
Queenstown let Cabin, &i5 ba, and tl0. heeIsge igon
Liverpool. go Prom Queenstown 80.
These Steamers have superior accommodations for ps'sen-
gers aud cary eIpefiercrd Surgeons They Tht Ia
Wsie tight Lon Sections, and have Patent lie Annaicrs
on board.
Fo further iniOrms ION sppy In Liverpool to WILLIAM
fNMAh, Agent No. y NAUrsi.; In glasgow 10 NI. IN
MAN, No. 81. Enochaquae; IN Quoensown 70 &. q w.
D. SEYMOUR CO. in london 10 ElvESG MACY. No.
81 King Williaust Ia Paris 10 JULES DECOUE. No 8
Place de Ia Boure in rlfdephia To JOHN q. DALE, No
III Nalnut-si. or al the Company Ohcss
JOHN q. DALE. Agent, No. IL broadway, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

ave have .rsi H. and know Il to be all T. e1im'"-Rsy
J. $. Iolme Pastor oftbs Pierrcpontst Bsgds: Church.
Brooklyn, NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
3]ure Dimes, ST.

4 BEG leave TO state that | have opened my
store at No 2O3 Peat, Msdenlane. where shsa
constantly keep full OF the WINES sai PURE
COGNAC BRAS DlES of Messra PAUL DE- CoNlSCK.
MONOD g. OUlRAUD
Orders are respectfully solicited and vii be promptly.
tended TO. j. MARC MARTIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
Urn GOODS.

C.pF,T CLEARING OUT SALE Of
u FAIL AND WiNpER
Y-GOODs,
Commencing on MONDAY, Nov H.
cuss. HEARD a Co. No sol Grand a..
v-;r offer i',cir entire ock comprising about
$4,000
worth of New and Seasouabic DRY-GOODS. a. great
sACEIfICE f,r CASH. for the next sixty days.
The stock embraces general assortment Of
Silks, ShawIs, saiiuets' hapk'ns'
Ne mos, Ciosks, flaonels, Towels.
Ouomans, MsBtles' Blake" DoNhe''
Rcre, Beaver md OWis' Cahn ilenns'
Nelcurs Brosdclo'hs, Table Linen, Sheetine''
De iaines Cassmefe-, Table Cloths, ShirtinsS
&c. &c, &c.
All II which viii be sold without reserve
CHAS. HEARD & Co. No. Ol Gfand-'L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
NETWORK & NEW:HAyEN RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER II, lc6L
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK,

Passenger Station In Nsw.York cor. 97thst and 4thsv
Ln,r6nce on Xsthsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

We take pleasure TO recommend with entire ufdeuce Mr.
j. MARC MARTIN Agent OF the irm Paul. DE- CO
NINCK, MONOD g. GUlRAUp Of Bordeaux. We
sure our friends that they may rely the purity Of all Wines
sold by that firm through Mr. MARTIN.
GURDON BUCK, NJ. d., New-York.
HORACE GREEN. NJ. d.. New-iork.
WILLIAM X. BROWN. NJ H.. Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

BORDKAUx. July ], 1861
We have the honor % inform the public that rays estab
lshed depot Of our WINES in the City OF Ne~fok and
have appointed Br. J. MARC MARTIN our Agent for tbs
United States and the Csnadas.
All our Wines strictly pure. and be used with
safety for fsIniiy aud medici0al purposes.
PAUL DE CONINCK, MONOD 1 GUIRAUD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
GEORGE A. FOWLER OfGuilfOrd."

ave have child three mouths old wbichlhs screamed al
mos. ncessnty wish spssniodc affection OF the bowels
that we had deSpaired Of rGising rs stomach
sour bowels dersnsed and almost symptom was unfs
vorable, until obtained bottle Of the SOOTHING SY
RUP, which acted Ike charm. II Immediately became
quiet aud aniests every symptom Of imrrovezent
aud comfort It Il good little kitten, psyfnI aud
sains and seems entirely well All Of which sscrbe to
the use Of Mrs. WINSLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP
DAVID MILLER Of Clarence New.YorkD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

We will teach our "Srsi" to sav, "a BLEssNd
Mas. WIssLoU'-foE helping her to nr'Ye
and escape the igins eoiekins. and teethng siege
We confirm every word sc. forth in the PRosPrcrus
performs precisely what 1t processes to perform every pat
ofi;polhng less Away with your Cordial" "Paresorc"
"Drops,p "Lsadauum," ard every other Narcotic" by
which the babe dgsed into stupidity and rendered dull
and idiotIc foS life
We have never Mrs Winsow-know her only through
the preparation other Soothing Syrup fos Children Teeth
ngY five had the power would make her. she is
physical savior to the infant race.
GER" at Chambe1burg, Penn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

"Mr. W1NsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP las su unprece
merits. T Il the frs tme ia thirty 1--WE years drug bust
ue. that have ndored medicine for intrinsic good quail
tes know il gives the greatest satisfaction to parents Aad
rurses aofdns relief and quisude any unpsasan,
caectl attending It's use
GEORGE A. FOWLER ofGuilford"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

We have spoken ofhs Syrup !oT the benefit Of ie1d
who parents We know It's good value and have
perencsd Of the rich blessings which result from its
use"-Rev. sylyanu, Cobb, Boston Christian Freeman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16
JnstrHdlon.

At prices TO suit the times--SiO for BOARD
n sna TUITION at COOPERSTOWN SEMINARY, IA
weeks Uadie. and Geutleueo.l Term opens Dec s. Al.
dress X. q. fLACA, A NJ, Cocpersio"D, N l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

DEST SUSTAINED BOAhDlNu ob1i-
ID NARY Ia the state : 10 per yen Bdck oeidnf Fof
ladies and genteuen. Abest teachers n ti cePsft@ea.
Winter IsrIa Dec = Address the Rev JOsEfii r. nlsG,
For EdwaTd Institute n. " on the saratoga AKA "nAa
Railroad,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

INSTITUTE OF ARR, No. 625 Broadway
az ths request Of numerous friends the sptnGS esIze
GENERAL ANDERSON
fsinro 3y w H. PoMe Tor the City viii be exhibited for
sf1m DAfs DNLf, together With the famous DUS5EL-
f0 0 SALLEhf OF PAINTINGS, SfA1UARY, 20.
J. w. WARD, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

A MENIA SEMINARY, Ameni, N. Y,
n Rev. ANDREW }. HUNT. A. NJ. Piincipsl-Superior
e1yanteces all rded Young Lsdie' aud GeEeen Winter
Term OF IA weeks begins Dee IL senu Ior aos'eOsne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16

MISS SARAH SEDGWICK's SCHOOL for
w BOYS. ia Dodgorfh. new building COZ ''haN and
2Gih st.. entTauce No. ]. lJf Broadway
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-13

CAMP OF THE EIsHTEEETH REaMRET.-
For the benefit of those who are enlisting
in this city, for Col. CarringtOn's Regi-
msnt, we copy the following, which appears
in the Columbus Journal Of this morning
"0n last Saturday We visited the new
camp which is being organized for the
Eighteenth Regiment U. s. soldiers. Col.
Darlington. It is situated about four
miles north Of this city, on the Wortbip9.
ton Plankrosd, directly opposite North
Columbus, on the farm Of Mr.. Beers It is
besutiful location, having plenty of
spring water, and within few rods Of the
plsoe occupied by the tents, Is an area Of
about eight acres which is covered with
shade trees affording cooling retreat and
A splendid place for promenadiRg. They
have erected about forty Eve tents, and the
Suffers building is in course Of erection.
About one hundred men were busily en-.
gagged in preparing the camp under the
direction Of Capt. Dennison, Of the Regular
Army. Everything was going on like
clock work, without any noise orcOnfusion
Tho men being under perfect discipline.
We judge that this camp win be extensively
visited BY the citizens Of Columbus, being
about the right distance for an evening
EriVt, over ons' 0f ths bess fta3s II M
difieg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-13

ASRUAL CIRCULAR WESTERN HoMEo-
PATHIo CoLLEeE, CLEVELAND, O.-The re,
ception Of the above circular for the session
Of 1S61-62 reminds Us of the rapid growth
Of the Homeopathic School Of Medicine
within the last ten years. Not less than
Eve chartered institutions have sprung up
between the Atlantic ard the Mississippi,
and are yearly crowded with tie youthful
disciples Of their much honered master,
Samuel Hahnemann- Such prosperity
must be truly gratifying to the friends Of
the Homeopathic school Columbus Journal,
AiLg. 18Th
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-13

WApE s HUTcHIN's CAVALRY Colts de-
sirable toat all persons having ealisting pa
pers for this Company shall return the same
to Mr.. Thayer, by Tuesday afternoon II pos
sible, as be is informed BY Hon. John Hutch
ins that an officer viii be on hand to mus
ter the 90. into service as soon as full, so
that they may be under pay. Mr., Thayer,
has written to Mr. HutOhlns, that he expects to
have his Company full by Wednesday. The
members should hold themselves in readiness
to be mustered, as soon as the company is
iuIl Due notice, Of the time and place, will
be given in the papers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-13
THE CITY .


Fns YAoRT RoBENA.--The elegant yacht
vhioh We noticed this morning as having
arrived hsre yesterday, Is the RoWena, re-
ssuay Of the New York SQusdrOn. Her
name wiz be remembered as having fg-
2 ured consplouously in the list OF winning
yachts at tSe regattss in New York Bay.
She has just been purchased BY several
gentlemen Of this city, from the widow of
RI WinslOw, Of WestPOrt, Connecticut
. Mr.. winsiov was wealthy banker in
wan street, senior partner Of the firm Of
WinsloW, Laaier & Co., and died during
last spring. He had fitted up the yacht in
the most complete mAnner 3 short time be-
fore his death. She has complete sets Of
silver forks, spoons elegant glass ware
table linen, bedding, So, 81 Of which has
passed into the hands ef the new owners
The eRowena is ave years Old is 55 feet In
length, ls feet beam. and Of about 40 tons
burthen. sbo vas brought around by Cap
q tain Christie 6oalder, by way Of the St
Lawrsnse Gulf sud River and the Wellsnd
osnGl. He had on board Grew of three
~ men, besides the cook. She carries q main
sail Jfb, jib-topsail, and saf tOpssil.
IS The ROwens exhibits her best points in
hssvy weather On the trip from Port
COlhorne, which place she left at ten
o'clock Saturday morning, the wind was
Light and ahead until sundown. She
reached here at noon on Sunday, being
abOut tveuty-siz hours in running across
At Coburg, on Wednesday last she was
entered for the regatta, which was to come
of there. She started and distanced all
s. competitors, but unfortunately one of the
yachts capsized, and the Rovens with
others stopped to save life. It was in con-
sequence declared to be no race, and an
other day vas SET The RoWens was en-
tered again, but one Of the principal men
Of the club told her captain that they were
satisfied that he could carry the purse
S125) away, and that they would there
fore give it to him and withdraw, The
Csptsin, however, did not take them at
their word, bnt drew out Of the race.
The ROwena four years sgo took the first
IS prize for her class in the regatta Of the
New York squadron.