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New Orleans Cattle Market.
Western Beef Cattle, r 100 lhs+,
1st quality -.-...s o0@ 5 30
I'd do 1 OOM T 90
Texas. p head, lst utv % OUaJ0 OU ;
I'd uty II GOALS 90
Neal Cattle. 9s head -. > o0'Ol2 90
Sheep, T. head, 1stqty , ooW i 90
Inferior. 2 :]00} 1 GO
Hogs. 9 100 lbs gross. . 00n 90
Milch Cows, + head. 80 O0GGO 90
I'd quality 80 00a00 90
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Fran Yartr... Msnrse.

FoRTRBss MONROE, Oct. 1.-The steamer g. r
Spaulding returned from Hattegas Inlet this morn
Ing, bringing details Of the recent engagement,
which, however. differs In but few respects from
the accounts already published.
The Twentieth indiana Regiment, in their
retreat TO avoid being cut OF by the enemy, had
to abandon thair tents and provisions and many Of
their knapsacks, &c. Col. Began states his total
loss at about fifty. None, however were killed.
The Inhabitants along the beach came In with
the regiment The loss Of the rebels has been
overestimated, but was undoubtedly large
The revenue cutter Corwin sails for Hatteras
Inlet TO- night.
The prisoners captured by the Confederate
forces reached Norfolk on w ednesday night, In a
large b3rge drawn by the steamer Empire, and
were in pretty good condition. As they marched
along the street curiosity was excited
and they were followed by large crowds Of
persons. No indignity was offered, except by
a gang Of boys, who followed In the rear cheer
ing for JEFF. Davis. The prisoners stated In Nor
folk on Friday that their trestment thus far had
been kind-much better than they anticipated.
FoRrRKss MONROE, Oct IA party Of New
York Zouaves, formerly Eilsworth's,) sent out
from Newport News this morning TO cut fuel,
were attacked probably by q scouting party Of the
Confederates, and driven In with the loss Of one
team. The Zouaves did net show much pluck,
having fed at the first fire.
Two Confederate tugs appeared at the same
time on James River. The Express went up a
short distance on a reconnaissance, but was unable
to reach the enemy.
The steamer 8 r. Spaulding sails tonight
with a large shipment Of Quartermsster's and
Commissary's stores for Hetteras Inlet. Brigadier
General Williams goes with her, and will assume
the-chief command there.
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DIED.,

In this city, on Sunday NIL ht last. JANE ELI
IA, second daughter of John L. and Mary J. Hal
leok, god years.
The relatives and acquaintance are invited to
attend her funeral, TO morrow TUESDAY morning,
at O'Clock, from the residence of her parents
Fifth st near II.
On the 18th instant, LILY ISABELLA, AGED 2
years and IL months, second dsugh of sophia
and Jacob Schearer
Dearest babe thou hast left us,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But tits God that hath beTel US,
He can sll our sorrows heal
On the 18th October, ELIZABETH KREU-
DER, In the 10th year Of her age.
Their friends are invited TO attend the funeral on
Tuesday, at O'Clock p m at the residence OF
Mr.. kreuder, on o street north, between 9Th and
It'll SITS
On the morning of the 18th instant, DRUCIL-
LA, W fe of John J. MoCollam.
Her funeral will take place from her husbands
residence, corner Eighth st. west and st. north
to morrow morning, at8h O'Clock. The friends Of
the family are respectfully invited to attend.
At North Norwich. ". Y, on the 9th ultmo, of
consumption, FANNIE ELDERHIN, aged s
months and l6 DAYS, infant daughter of James T
and Ann Eliza Close, of Alexandria, Va.
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A Battle at Fort Fauntlersy.

ST.. Louis, Oct. l2.-The correspondent Of the
st Louis Republican, undr date Of Santa Fe, N.
M, Sept 22d, writes as follows:
New Mexico is still free from invasion by the
Texans On the 18Th inst, at Fort Fauntleroy, 400
Navajoes made an attack on that post and were
fepulsed with loss OF 20 killed and "a wounded
and prisoners The troops In the fort had but one
man wounded
Col. st Vrain has resigned, and II is understood
that Kit Carson will succeed him In commsnd.
The Governors call for the enrolment Of all
males between IS and IS, does not seem to elicit
much attention from the people. have vet to hear
Of the FIRST man complying with its requirements.
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Ffem California.

PACIFIC SPRINGS, Oct 12-The California Pony
Express, with San Francisco dates to the 5th inst
has arrived. Texas emigrants were arriving rap
idly at Los Angeles, California, and Western Tex
az will soon be almost entirely deserted by Union
families, who are seeking refuge in California.
The garrison at Fort Yuma are engaged in
building entertainments The mail party passed
two companies of the eth infantry on their way
to reinforce the fort within two days march. No
attach was apprehended
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The Revolution In New Granada

NEW YORK, Oct. Is The steamer Champion
has arrived from Aspinwall with one million Of
treasure.
Advces from Carthagena, New Granada, state
that Mosquera 10 reported to be hemmed in at
Bogota and that his forces had been defeated by
General Arbolida with a heavy loss. The entire
State Of Caura had declared in favor Of Arbolida.
The latter had hung three prisoners in retaliation
for those shot by Mosquera.
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N1oyement, of Gen. Cameron

ST. LOUIS, Oct 12.-Gen Cameron leaves ST.
Louis to day to visit Gen. Fremont at Camp Lii
lie, Upton
A large deputation Of Missourians have waited
on Gen. Cameron, urging the continuance Of Gen.
Fremont in command Of this department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-14

STARTLING BuT TRuB.-The Volunteers are
Drawing the dangers of Fever. SCurvy, Wounds ard
Cholers. Many a gallant fellow Will leave bis
Pulls and Ointment, would have returned e. his
family strong and hea ting. Soldiers, uy them.
Only Is cents per box or pot 90 l4-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-14

Nor THE SAME -The Mr. Kennedy en'ioned
in the Star of Saturday an applicant for the
office Of Register Of Wills is not Mr. Kennedy, Of
the Census.
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BOARDING.

pOARD-Famies and single gentlemen can
- obtain very, pleasant Furnished Rooms, With
Board, on moderate terms, at 391 and 1913 G.,
between Sd and ~ streets. Transient and Table
Boarders accommodated. oc g. 2wH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-14

INDIA RUBBER PoNcHos.-A very desirable
Waterproof article for horsemeu and others for
three dollars each, and white India Rubber Goats
slightly imperfect, for 81 so each, at the india
Rubber Warehouse, No 3oS Pennsylvania avenue
between Ninth and Tenth SITS. &C loft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-14

n On Tie 10th 1psts1t, By the Rev: N. Ms,UiTs
T.. COOMBS.
On the 18th instant, st Fletcher Chapel. by the
Rev II. N Sipe, Mr. ALFRED DIG6LE to Miss
CARRIE f.. JACOBS, all of this city.
(Phlladel ohia papers copy.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-14

LOOK OUT for the cotllion party to come or to-
morrow night at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard.
A grand time IS in anticipation.
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Ex-yice-President Breckinridge Organic.
ing q Confederate Camp.

LOUISVILLE, October 13.-EX-Vice-Presdeni
Breckenridge and others are organizing a camp
in Floyd county, in his State. Six seven thous
and men are said to have assembled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-14

srcEKrARY CAxKRoN IN CINCINNATI = The
Cincinnati Gazette Of the Iuth says aln advance
az the Telegraph which heralded his coming, The
secretary Of War, accompanied BY Adjnt1n,-
General Thomas, arrived In the city ana took
rooms at the Burnet House Daring me forenoon
yisited Long worfh,s wine-cellar and Newport
Barracks, and reviewed Captain kinneys eem-
psny OF artillery, which was seoSt 70 Leave 70,
Kentucky Shortly sftsr noon ne lef. Ia 49, -,
Sc Louis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-14

PHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER I'VE are selling
the best at 25 cents per ID. at Stewards, OF
Twelfth and II streets. We will open our Market
on Tuesday, the 22d.
&C IA 3t$ GEO. w. STEWART & Son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-14

A coon TIME 10 expected AZ the cctiliion P.rty
of the Ellsworth Club, at Stott's Hall, In the first
w ard, on wednesday evening next The enef-
tainment IL managed by agreeable young men
he Furnished by the Holy an band Of eeorEe-
town, 40 that ladies who attend may safely anti
eipste pleasant evening. The name OF the Club
oue ht alone 20 draw q crowded house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-14

ACCIDENTAL Government teamster named
Thomas p Hendrick was badly injured on Sat
urday by having barrel Of vinegar roll on his
head IL 10 feared he will not recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-14

DEAD.-Henry B. Lamb, who was run over bv
his team OF mules, on Friday. breaking both legs
and otherwise injuring him, died on Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-14

The Steam Gunbeat Monican
BosTON, Oct. II The United States steam
gunboat Mohicau will sail from this portion Mon
day for the South.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-14

DEATH OF SoLDIERs.-Tbe following soldiers
have died since Saturday morning: w Sunk
ard company n, twelfth Pennsylvania; r. w.
McChesney, company X, thrty-third Pennsylva-
mia; and b. Chase, company n, tenth Pennsylva-
mia, at the College; John ClOran, company ID sixth
New Jersey, In the camp Joseph Clements, COM
Pany ID, frst Indiana cavalry, at the IDfrmary,
and Hamilton Williams, company E, New Jersey
cavalry.
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900 JOHNSON & NAGLE, Opn
SOO No. 2se PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. kOS
Between Ninth and Tenth SITS. south side,
LMP0RSTEBRISS r gE WISSES, sb4g0Rs, Sc
Dives, FIVE GROCERIES, AND
Suffers STORES ING ENERAL.
Just arrived the following brands of
CHAMPAGNES:
g. II; Mumm, Piper HeidsIck,
Moet Chandon. Cartier Il Co Barat Fagot,
TOuretts, Roy al Grape,
Which vo offer at New York PIices-freight
added. JOHNSON & NAGLE,
2sS Penna avenue.
Adm. NJ. BlnInger & Co.'s % sTosd street. New
York W ord renowned BOTTLED WINES and
LIQUORS, for Camp, Medicinal, and Family use,
constantly on hand aud sold az New York Prices
2S9 Penna. avenue.
PICKLES, Pepper and other SAUCES. TO
MATO CATSUP, by the barrel, gallon, or dozen,
from the celebrated manuf. otOry of FOhrt nbarh e
CO., New York, at astonishingly low prices.
At JOHNSON & NhGLE'S,
Also, .PICKLED. PIG FEET, LAMB AND
BEEF TONGUES, TRIBE, etc., BY the barrel
or half-barrel. &c 10
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NorIcK.-Bevsre of counterfelts and unprIncl-
pied dealers endeavoring to dispose of thsir own
HeImbold'S Extract BHchx, a positive aud specific
remedy for diseases of the Bladder, kidneys. era
vel, D.oPsy, 90; 60. &c. ASK Tor Heir bold's
umn. &c 50
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LOCAL NEWS.

II Though THE STAR IL printed on the fastest
siesm pres IN use south Of Baltimore, Its edition
Is large as to require IL to be put to press at
early hour: Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before II O'Clock N; otherwise they may
may not appear until the next day.
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SUDDEN ILLSEss.-Yesterdsy afternoon, Capt.
Moore for many years messenger ct the British
Legation, while walking In the public ball o.
Browns Hotel, was taken Ill suddenly, sno fen
upon the floor, severely cutting bis bead. He vas
inst.ntly removed 20 a chamber and properly
cared for Il was at first feared that u would
result seriously; but we understand he speedily
recovered, and 10 doing very well.
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PERSONAL.

NJ NOTICE.
WV Wife, Charlotte Sohl, having left my bed
and board without any just cause. taking with her
my infant n, and she being now from home with
ont my consent, hereby warn all persons against
giving her credit on account, as | shall paw 70
such claims, az she has always Deen PROVIDED for
li0erally by me,
Oc I4-StH CONRAD SOHL.