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New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13
DIED.

BANER-b thi, city, on Monday morning Nov. Il oell
Bauer. ~ b., aged years, month. and 9days.
The funeral will sie place Wednesday afternoon Nov 3
at O'clock om the re.dence Of her psreht' No 20 Wes
Twentyfourth street The friends OF tie family nvitet
to attend without further notice.
BENsON-On Monday, Nov. II, 1861, Mary Ann, wife O
BENJAMIN L. Benson, aged SO years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to s.nd the funeral "Wednesday 18Th inst. At II o'clock
a. M, from her late residence No. 20 Cumberlandst,
Brooklyn, without further notice.
BRowN-At Rye Wcstcheser County, Sunday, Nov. TO-
HaohaIlah Brown in the 10Th year Of his age.
CALKINIn this city, on Monday, Nov H. Mayins wife
of Judson H. Cskin and daughter Of Nelson H. aud Henri
eta sbnOns, aged 80 year, and months
DENMAN-On Monday Nov H. ia the SD year OF her sge.
Nathan Peck ofthis city.
rhs relative. and fend: Of the family also of her brothers,
the funeral fiom the NJ. e. Church in Eighteenth street.
between Eighth and Ninth sysnnss on m0rnins
Her remains viii be taken to Pougteepse for ntement
EMERY-On Tuesday, Nov. II, 1861, ct q. m. William
Emery n ofeongeson Of the lungs aged 70 years aud q
The friends Of the family also his friends Of the bndees Of
neral from his late residence No. 81 Watts street to-day
(Wcdnesdsy) st2 o'clock
BRAsER-In this city on Sunday. Nov. TO- John Wesley
months and 10 days
GILLESPIE = In this city. Saturday. Nov 0, James
Gillespie professor of music, aged 10 years.
HINMAN = In Brooklyn, on Monday, Nov H. Mary e.
MsLEY-At Newark N. j., on Sunday, Nov. 10. Lucy W.
wife Of Erancis l.. llsley.
KING-In Brooklyn, Sunday, Nov. 10, Louiss Agnes
youngest daughter OF Samuel and Theresa King aged
years and months.
MoORE-At Msrk,boro, n. J., on Sunday, Nov TO- Sarah
wife Of John Moore, aged 50 years.
None knew her but to love her,
None named her but TO praise"
MILLER-In Brooklyn, Monday, Nov. H. Elizabeth Is.
Miller wife Of james q. Miller in the 5oth year Of her
MATTHEWs-A White Plains n. Y, Saturday, Nov; 8,
after short Illness Rebecca the beloved wife Of Charles
w. Matthews, aged 81 years and % days
PALMER-In Brooklyn, Monday Nov. H. Thomas, son
Of Thouas and Margaret Salmon years mouths aud
~ days.
SEGEE-ln this city, Monday morning Nov H. Feder.
iek William, son Of Is. NJ and Rebeccs Segee.
The relatives aud friends OF the family respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral Wednesday morning at u O'clock
from the Residence Of his father No. u West rwenyfourh
street.
sHOTT-At Gre.nIoini, Brooklyn, on Sunday, Nov. 10,
Hossnnsb wife ol john shott In tue 18th year Of her
lge.
WHEELAN-On Mcudsy. Nov. II, OF consumption Roger
r. Whsean sou Of lhoHu Whersn, sgcd 10 years, 4
ma btls and ls days
H 'suAs vii h taAtn su HE jeihsis residence Ne l6
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13
THE ELECTION.
SULLIVAN COUNTY.

Correspondence Of The N. Y Tribune
MONTICELLO Nov. s, l6el.
The majority on the Union State ticket IN this
county 400. Majority the Union County ticket rom
3ls TO COO. B. L. Luding.ons msorsy for Member So
Grants majority the county Low for Senator Is 100
Low mus. be defeated which too bad We have wiped GU,
the whsFesther Democracy pretty clean In this county
CATTARAUGUS COUNTY.
Correspondence Of The ~ Z. Tribune.
ELLIcoTryItrE, Nov. c, le6I.
The Republican State ticket has upward Of 2,OCO
majority In Csttsraugus County
Benjamin Mclean Sheriff. Thomas A. f. Lyman, Cerf A.
D. Scott Surrogate and the entire County ticket all Repuo
cans elected and the Hon. A. G. Rice and A. L. Allen both
Republicans elected Members Of Assembly seeesonhm
egectusly squelched In old Csttsraugus.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13
Arrived.

Ship Graham. Polly Norton Bristol e. q days, m bsl.,.
ATKINS co Oct a lat .s Is US Il u snd ,S
Ship HsmPhsrs Taylor Liverpool 30 days. coal and 80
Ship Wandering Jew of Camden Mel Smart, Camden
Bris syb tBr, Of TurVs I.and, Mullisan, St. Mares,
HsyH Oct a. logwood to r. Murray. jr
Sch z. q Sawyer DOb'On, LiDsan c. b. 81 days. ceH TO
si1- soSf James Bailey tBr Foley Walton, N g. II days.
pNseS%siD seSS Duke - q Nswe.s Br w.Ou St. John BIS
sehr Fanny OBJ MslOnsy. st. Andrews N. B. Is days.
schT Gertrude Horton, PendstOn, Portland Me-, days.
schr CathaIins Wilcox. McFsddsn Lubec days fsh to
scir Robert Smith, Prssse ElIsbs,hpOr coal for Hart
ford. -
sehr L. W Dyer McDues, Philadelphia, coal for Port.
schf Amir. sr Small, cOruwali. N s.. 10 days. pota-
schI Com Kesmey LOrins Boston days mdse to s. W.
sehp. Richard BuwinIe, French Rockand days stone
sehr g. w. Glover, GlOver. Camden Me-, dsy. stone
sohr. Ralph Hewitt; Bucklin, ROcklsnd day, lime.
Schr Frank Maria Barber Bangor days lumber 10 master
schr. AlmOn Bacon, Baker, Middletown 10 ballast.
schr c. Carroll, Pratt, Phiadephs coal for New London.
sehr. Corinthian, Small, Camden 6 days, stone.
sebr. Wave smith Bsness' wood,
sS Reed Rsy New SsSd s's for Albany
schr. Charles Willie Hooper, ST. George days store.
schr. Citizen, Drinkwater Vim ihaven days stone.
schr. Granite Lodge TAR, Gloucester 3 days, nsb.
schr. Henry May, Hoover, Boston days.
Schr. Dean. Rich, PIovincrtown4 days. fish
schr. O. l.. Greer Cobb, Boston foI Philadelphia
Schr. f. A. Conklin Brown, Baltimore days.
schr. vendoyi Bray Rondout for Boston,
sehr. Gazette, Bsul Albany for Boston
Schr. Electric Light, Lord, Portland daya
Soop Tw aterpeo, Gray, Nantucket days, oil
Steamer Locust Point (U. s. transportl Hamilton Locust
Steamer F. Csdwaader CU S. trau,por) Pier,On Fortress
Steamer octorsrs u. s. tan'pot) Mclaughlin Fortress
Monroe, In ballast
Steamer Concord, Norman, Philadelphia mase. to Loper
x Khkpatrick
Bypner -
Steamer Fnnilin DOughey, Baltimore. udse to william
DAzell -
Steamer Minnesota, Chance, Baltimore mdss to William
Dezeu
steamer Vulcan, Morrison Pbiadephi, mase. 10 j. 4 ~
Briggs.
BELoW-l ship, unknown.
sAlLEDNOv. isbips Beihish jeweit Ilsvre E5is%. ss
(Span.), Genosi st. Paul Orb Porsu-Pnlee. p&fw sn
George +. Seymour tBr) Lisbon Ino lbLl oois NAY
Lord, Liverpool Brig James tbr London. seni'
Wales (Brb Granada .,
WIND-At sunset, ~ w.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK..,....Nor. L.
Cleared.

ships-Jaeob Bell, Fnsbee Hong Kong A. A. Low Bro !
Mamaronack Cushing, Liverpool Ne,mth sonsi Maid Of
Orleans Dennis Glasgow w. Nelson Sons.
Bsks-E. Sherwood, Hall, Cork, Sturses CleGman Co
Emerald Isle (Br) Kaysnsgh Gloucester, J. W. Eiweu
Co.
Bhs-Msuricio (Du,chl, Schroeder, Curacos:
Schooners-Whitman Phillips. Longsrees, Baltimore an
Bunt slaght; Whistler, Presbury, Taunton, MASTER Mary
Price Blizzard. Philadelphia master; Stephen Hotchkiss
Petite MARSHA and Palermo, lawrence Giles Co Frsnei,
Connell DemerAs; Georgisna lbE6 Hayes, MTsgoane L.
Becker Greavss H. B. Squres, sques Gbsra H. Under
wood George II. Eness (Bh Bisss, Nassau ~ p Joseph
EueAs; Mi chief (BT Roberts, Guernsey George buey.
soops- Comet Provost Stamford master Oregon REede''
Bristol r. l., l.. Kenny.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13

TIE CtHcihHdtt bdselte ftateb tDat proceeoibSh
have been recently commenced in the United States
Circuit Court by tie Commonwealth of the new
State Of Virginia agaiDft tie Marietta and Cinein.
natl and Cincinnati AID Hillsboro Railroads as reor-
gained, 60 ar to compel the tranffer to the new
sla,e Of the preferred stocA Of the Company which
the Slate Of Virginia ia entitled 10 IN exchange for
sIa2, ,Cco pf dee t1i mortgage londs q the Con-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13
Disasters. ke.

ColuaoS IN TIE NORTH RIyEE-on Aonoss a. ~
the bark Elizabeth (Br. Of Belfast "n Roms, os R.cl
mort carving away bowspt and ever, attached ihs
J. T. Romer lost nianmas,, boat; 40 NJ, =, ,as,
The brig seraphine Rio Janeiro bound 70 sstmo,s
was totally below Cape Hsoy soo asts on. in'O'ana
wss bus AZ Baltimore IN 1901 10 a tubs rated
and ow ed ty ]. AlFsfsns
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13

Since Jan. l...".."ss1S'ai'' eatssss6a sll+sss 7e1
The Nsw-York Central Railroad have determined
to Immediately lay the 40 miles st wanting to
plste the double track Of the Road from Albany to
Buffao--a measure which has been forced upon the
management by the heavy freightage business Of
fered during the present season. The Company have
likewise contracted for ten additional locomotives,
and several hundred new freight cars, to be put
the road during the coming Winter.
The following table viii compare the present
condition Of the banks with that at the eose Of the
correspGndipQ week laet year:
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Reneinfs NJ Praduce.

Nov l-47l73 bbs Flour 22l bag. Corn Meal ia6 bbs
WHISKY 233 600 bush. Wheat l6l l23 bush Corn zOO
bush Oats sOo0 bush Barley las bush Seed 800 pss
Provisions 81 Pk Ashes 66 Pkss Buekwhoas Flour, 10
ptgs and lS2 kegs Lard.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13
spending week last year:
i two weeks compare az follows

The Eastern roads leading ont Of Cincinnati have
revised cir tariff of eastbound rates first, sec
ond and third class and the new rates took effect on
Saturday. No change is made ip fourth class on
-four. The following are the present rates:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13

Lsski1 c,,,lAEW-Y0RK LAUNDRY. CVS
a., sb,,,. 'tklzESs STRANGERS p<I,enotice HSDO
sas sIoesiSs. Done up. cent?. Hdas or Coisr
w ts nsssSI ces,.. ise 70 soei v vts.s' fEs Ie
ssys epsn Ga a. b. NO AZ Csnaist, CsItis Office a.
1" D'-seAss 'ti' ie' sia Itt1rsse Zoe o6 eh.Jsa
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rsxtArrpy IINAxAc

=. brig SpbR. from So Mdtes, HGyti-Mr. snd Mrs
Bean and child, Mrs. Wilmon 4. H. Casey, j. W i!lsms
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13
Boots ano Shoes.
Essal NotlteS.

NOTICE OF FAShIGNAlENT--N is hereby
IN eivso tina. ISAAC W AEFIELD Of Jersey City Hndson
Comfy NewJeey bath ns day made ssiynoent to the
pbs bsr estate fo the equal benefk his cTedtos
spd that ssf creditors mU oxbbit their respective claims
s.ar cath affirmation wjthr the term Of ttIeo month";
Dated Oct 4, 1901 THOMAS HOWE.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
-Rses..6:i4l lSetL...........4:<5i Mocn-Seta so
sIsH WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook. 4:o7 Gov Island. t:57 Hell Gss... o;S
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13
PasseuRers Sailed
Passengers Arrived

n tlip GernGna, for Hdoe-Georse r bsmis, oi bo"o
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were sls,OIs 62s A. and the balances $l,-
$685. 80.
The exports of the week are again very large,
although not in excess Of last year.
We annex comparative statement OF the sx'
ports Exclusive ofspecie) from NewYork to foreign
ports for the week and since Jan. ]. 1861:
IS58. 1860. 1851.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13
NTEW-YORK SUPREAlE COURT Kinqs

in Countv.-sARAH Y. DAVENPORT sgainsi AIN. RE
bOgCHKfsS ane MARTHA A his wife, ALNA HOYCH-
Kiss and EDNla o. HOTCHklsS, and RACHEL f.. his
VIE and WILLIAM III. 6ToRIN.To the above 1hDlod de-
fsaduN You hereby mmsEed and required s snsger
shc Ia ts action. which bsd Ia the Office Of The
Gesk o the County Kings at tie City Hail. In The City Of
BTeasn end 10 copy Of yee answer to the .d com
Yznt Tie gubscrhera their Office In the City of New
ye wtu twety Ssysper the service Of this
yea sxei1sige Of the day Of such feyce; aud II you
L 10 he ssfd eon plsint with1 ts time Aforesaid
t knA in s action wiz apply 20 the 'urt for The relief
stns1ocd 10 lbs npiant,-tlsied November ., lsal
&. J. 4 T. DzNixT Attorneys foT Plaintiff,
No IS kssstgrst, ". Y
complaint Ia his action hled Ia ths oce Of the
sssa q Tic County Kings the sth day Of November
c. J. & v. DsWITf, Pisiuii1 q Attsrney.S
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13
printing.

CHEAPEST PRINTER in the CITY, No. 3
~ TRHON ROW, near City Hall-Flatcap Bilhesds &5
per ~ and 80 600 Cards 90c 1O0 5000 Cir
.ars % Election printing equally low. All work done.weL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13

The Michigan Southern shows gain OF s',2oo 10
the lst week in November, its gross earnings beng
$3.50
The traffic Of The Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada
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Goal ano nooo.

o. First quality Red Ash, Lehigh Lo- q =
% -. cat Moanisin Coslst s5 Yards Nos % agd s -
,E Nashinsto A.: cor. Albsny-st- Richard HEATHER.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13

There nothing " special interest In money movepents 10
report today The rate Of exchange remained without aer
ioE. oci4S o- eSss sud segt selling 70! bsrk1ole
mus at whi:h exchange was firm. TIE B0fmans Saving
were selling cent for the currency hey deal IN oul
only ou,toner- Gold at premium There are ~ w
Treasury demand notes 10 the market -
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13

.idewster over the Northern Roads, and give thema
Winter business they have ne 7er before bad.
The Chicago and Rock leland Rajrosd earned the
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-13
The Chie0go TriJuRe says:

The money market remains In eli respects precisely o. yes
terday. Reliable business ykper to almost unmite'
punt would be sGy ken and The only plant we hes
sawsp Of ways 70 employ funds safely and prohtaby New
feis stShange working closer but mott OF the bsdin
charge at and these the rates to outsiders There ""
very little sold Outside the backs to-day The buying pee
noninsl A. pad about being the utmost figure There
bot much cell fo gold The banks that sell excbsngeo Gus
at charge for gold while others charge ld pef cen
nrominm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-28

NUMBER 81

Southwestern camps of the Federalists
which iustiies the secessionist rumors of
disaster in that quarter. The Confeder-
ates by moving to meet Mcdowell aptici-
pated the engagement, and brought on the
action sooner than he expected, SO much
SO that he had to break up his column, and
turn out the regiments right and left as
well as he could to get them into line. 1t
would seem as if they were aware of his
plans, for they disregarded the movements
on their right, and did not exhibit any ac-
tiyity there till the force opposite their
made an attempt on the left flank Of the
Federalists, which added to the alarm of
the retiring army,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-28
aailg9nttlligrnter
TERaIs OF ADVERTIsING. :
rwEEEE solD LINES OF NoSPARE11- CcE oSE IScH, o.
LESS, MAKE SouAAE-

- sPEcIAL NOTICES Double the above rates
A5-f early Advertising reasonable terms, hceor-
ding to the space occupied and the nunberof changes
made.
Sertisements from transient persons strang
ers. to be paid far IN Gdudnee. - tI
Business Cards not exceeding i've lines SO per year
or 50 for six months, but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than a square. 4s.s Sd. -
The privilege Of Annual Advertising IL limited TO
the Advertisers own Immediate business: and NIL
advertisements for the benefit Of other prisons as
well as NIL legal advertisements, and advertisements
ofaueion sales and real estate, sent in by them mnS
be paid for Ht the usual rates.
acknowledgements mot accompanied with writes
directions. will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly.
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cnses At full Tntes- 7s
Marriages Notieesof Funerals andannomcements
Of stTmonsS % cents each novll-i59
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-28
Upwards of SI3,OOO,OOO
Or Losses have been paid by tho RtnR Insurance &c
in the past 81 years.

PIRR AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at terms consistent with sOlvency and
fair pTUft.
EspeeiaI attention gfrsH 10 IHS,truHeCef DWELLINGS
and Contents for terms of one b Ere ye1TS.
The progress OF this Corporation has been stable
and uninterrupted through seasons of financial sun
Fhine aud periods cyentfu In exempt from
sweeping conhagnations and maritime disaster. Be
nE long established cash basis, tho troubles OF
the credit system affect ia material particular.
During @hnrd tines the security Of reliable lnsu-
anee IL an imperative duty-the ability Of property
holders " sustain loss being then much lessened.
Policies issued without delay, and all business at
tended to with dispatch and hdelity, 10y
n. G. ARTHUR, Agent,
0Tlee over the Bank OF Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-28
Missouri MiningCOmpany.

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1881.
CAPITAL STOCK. so 100000.
1NIls COMPANY rs FORMED FOR TMR pUR-
i pose of advancing the great mining interests OF
our State. We do not profess to be governed by
purely PhilanthropIc motives in lHitiniing this
terprise. We believe that the stock can he made to
pay large dividends, and at the same tmqmUrc real
good accomplished md greater progress mado In de-
veloping and making known the astonishing mineral
wealth Of Missouri than by the of five times the
amount Of capital invested IN any other business
T., We snll make the office Of our Company COM
plete mining bureau of the mineral resources of tho
State We have power under our charter TO pur-
chase and sell mineral lands wherever located in
Missouri Great inducements Will be offered to cap
itaistsund mining adyenturers, who desire to pur-
Company. aaT5 lllfaf7sr!
We respectfully solicit the attention of all who
have mineral lands for sale to send us statement
of tile same describing the kind of mineralson their
lands, thcnumber Of acres the location and the low
est cash price they are willing to take for said lands.
We shall work only such mines pay largely, but
shall open and prove most Of tho lands sell Tho
books for subscription TO thu stock now open
the office of the Company, Main street, northwest
corner Of Locust, over Merchants Bank, entrance
No. n Locust street. AL who feel nn interest In this
subscribe, Those wishing stock, living ont of the
city, can secure it by enclosing per cent of the
amount wanted to the President or Treasurer.
Henry 2. Bacon, Rsqs Matthew Butler, Esq,
Alfred Clappi Esls l.. b HnrNrOod- Esq.,
99eiSpl Rdat LatlFEgp, FSp3 RsQp u; lynch HSSqs
Henry D. Bacon, L. v. DoEy.
II. BUTLER, Treas. ALFRED oIAPP, Pres't.
The above prospectus has up to this date been
published In only one Of our leading papers for ten
days. No extra efforts to get stock taken have been
nadci yet the public well appreciate the sound
OF the enterprise, that over two hundred thOus
and dollars Of the stock has already been akeu WO
would briefly state that the saresar SIS eac paid
In full, without further liability transferable by de-
livery; registered only when dividendsare received
ANY porspn having money to spare. can, by the pur
chase Of shares In the Missouri Mining Company
make an Investment that will pay largely, aud hold
stock that Is readily converted into cash without loss
All Communications to the President promptly
answered. -s,. i mh30-l&W2m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-28
THE BAFTLE OF RU11's RUN.

Opinion about the Fighting ON both
sjIes--9either Army knew the Com
Giitfon of the other.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-22

The fiutter which vu. tvun vas
thrown into on Friday afternoon by the
hoax which some graceless scamp in
Washington perpetrated on our worthy
Ci.y Attorney, was pretty thoroughly
conled down on Saturday by our. au-
thentic dispatches. 1t does not seem
to us that Gen. SCOTS embargo on the
reporters for the prees, has produced any
degree of regeneration with that class of
individuals. Whether there will be an
Immediate crowding forward to Rich
mond is now matter OF as much con-
eclure as it was two weeks ago. Tuere
are pretty good grounds for fear that
the enemy will give the Federal army
much trouble in its progress southwark.
The heavy masked batteries which have
been planted all along the line, will have
to be separately overcome, and it may
be that the resistance offered will be
more potent than we have been calcu-
lating upon for some days past. We
sh all see, if we keep waiting.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-22
NUMBER 236.

The resolution approving ~ ssts x ~ Pssi-
dent was taken kstsF #tss
NJ Latham spoke sad alluded . ~ lssecds
Breckinfidss and Bayard, I'D sshsss vho shasnea
ths Prssidsst with violAtise the Cooa11e3 3Qe0b bee
not word 10 soodsuassio1 of 49, - dSIay
trsmplsd the lave snder feo4.A n ~ uAS1ovee
necessity required the Pfeeident % eufeses. the
law, and the Government, wss light and pfopee
even thsngh he might hsvs sonmistsd - tn1s1s-
tion of authority delegated 70 hin, bnt % veala
not sanction the suspension Of the wit o. hAbeaD
corpus 10 Indiana, because he thooehs tAat s01sle
showed ita allegiance BY sending 0sohsO - Con-
gTess. that there was no necessity Tor sUch
suspension thsre except il was svidsss that the
no man doubted ths Loyalty
Of the Chief Justice. He thought an inessase Of
the army not warranted BY the exigescy Of the
case, and therefore could not sasoSlon The ~ |;
but, In regard to the blockade Of the ports sus-
pension Of the writ Of hAbeAs corpus IN FIosids,
and all the other acts Of The President, he rave
the President his most cordial support and he
would say here, as the representative Of loyal
people Of sovereign state, il the President had
not exercised these powers be would hsve voted
to have him impeachod ~ unit aud unwoethy 81
the place. MIR. Latham closed with sn eloquent
declaration that whatever happeEs, his own Ssats
will stand hrB to the Union.
Mr.. Rice said he wished 10 endorse all that hsd
been said BY his friend from Californis.
On motion of Mr.. johnson, Of Tennessee. the
subject was post tpoLed till Monday.
Executive session adjourned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-22
The Opposing Forces IN Missouri

KANSAS CITY, July ~.
The Fort Scott Democrat of the 18th furnishes
the following items:
Gen. Lyon, who is now marching south towards
Springfield, has about $500 men, including Ma
j-r Sturgis' command. He has twenty four pieces
Of field artillery of all descriptions, and abund-
ance Of ammunition, and full train OF baggage
wagons.
McCuloch and Jackson have retreated across
the Arkansas line for the purpose Of drilling their
troops. their available force is placed at II 600
including the Texan Rangers and Mississippi
regiment.
Gen. Lyons strength will be between 10000
and 10000.
The Jay -Hawksrs, under Jennison, have been
stationed on the State line below this place some
days. Jennison will maintain force sf 1000 to
30a0 in that region until Y. :. troops arrive.
train which passed through this place about a
month since, with families and property of \. =.
soldiers from the Indian country, was intercepted
and searched by him a few days since, and a guam
tity Of ammunition, wagons etc., taken possession
OF. Jennison gave his receipt Tor the articles seiz
ed to be held subject to the order Of the United
States government. The owner of the property
taken stated, in this place, on his way up, that
half Of the profits OF the trip should be used to
procure arms for the Southern Confederacy. lie
was not with the t. ain on its return.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-22
THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.


OFFIcK OF THE DEMOCRAT AND NEws.l
Saturday Evo., Jaiy 70. 1851.
The market has been steady for the last two
days and receipts of Wheat and Corn moderately
large.
FLoVn- Firm at s3.so@4.oo. Shipments 900
bbls.
WHEAr--ln good demand and firm at 5OM53o.
Receipts, 1896 bu. Shipments 1900 bu.
BAKlEY.-No,hing doing.
CoRN.-Steady At l21ac. Receipts, 1000 bush
Shipments 10O bu.
OATs-Dull at l0e
Retail Market.
BuTTEa-7@l0c " b.
EeGs- Sc u dos.
PoTAroEs u bushel, 4oc.
ONIONS s. " peck, zoe.
BEAs-S " peck, 15c.
TUasrs-New v peek, 2oc.
PEAS 15c u neck.
GoosEsxRRIss--l0c y quart.
CUaKAsrs-loc y quart.
New YORK Market.
New YoaE, July 70.
FLsCR-Market s cents better.
WHEAr-Market ltG2 higher for good Amber
Iowa.
BARLvY-Quiet.
toRN.-Firm 40a46c for New Mixed Western.
OARS, = Dull at 2693lc for Western and State.
PoRK-Quiet.
KEEP-More active.
Cur MEATs-Dull.
LARD-Quict.
Burr, r. In fair request.
WuisKY.-l6@i6L.
New YOr~ stock Market.
NEW YoRK, July 20.
Stocks lower.
Mo. SIS. s64; Va, n Tenn, 43N.