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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27
Pittsburg, Fl. Wavne Il Chicago
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~ = 3 20 "a
Z VARS RUN FROM CHICAGO To PITTSBGRG
~ without change, connecting with the great
SEANSYL VAAA CENTRAL RAILROAD
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
sgton city, and all the interior towns of Penn
sylvana, New Jersey, New York, Marylan, Re
Merchants b, taking this route, will have the
advantage Of all tn. eastern markets at no aldi-
.ional cost.
aaggage checked through.
Trains leave the Depot, Canal street, west side,
.aicago, daily on the arrival CT trains from the
Hest and Northwest.
connecting at Crestline with Cleveland K Lake
shore r 4. 10 Dunk,rk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
New York AMI Boston. and all the interior
towns OF New England, via New York Central
and New York Erie Railroads. Also South to
Columbus GAINESVILLE, Newark, Mount Vernon
Steubenville and Wheeling, and interior towns
Of Ohio and Virginia
The above trains connect at Forest with trains
81 Mad River Road to Springfield, Urbano, Day
Ton and Cincinnati. Also with trains at Lima for
Dayton and Cincinnati direct.
Ysro ~ low ~ any other II cute.
Passengers bound east Will find this route both
Sleasant and agreeable, passing through many of
the largest and finest cities in the United states.
Passengers arriving at Chicago on any sc the
loads, will find attentive cheek agents at the de-
pats to receive checks and convey baggage free Of
aharge. Is the Pittsburg and Chicago care. Sleep
.ag cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale at all the Irinc pal ticket Off
in the West, and at the Company's Office, cor
nsr of Randolph and Dearborn streets, or at the
Depot, W est side, Chicago.
he particular to ask for tickets by Fort " uyne
DAN. W. BOSS,
ocnl Western Passenger Agent, Chicago.
j. H. MOORE, Com. ami Genl Agt, Chicago.
sreight of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
20 all points East at all times, at as low rates
- any other Railroad route. sep2J-dtt
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Mississippi and Missouri Rairead.
sMnaluAer ArranyeSnemt, 1861.
Trains run BY Ch;eego si.ss saiek Is tselys s.ss.
msss faster Asn Davenport time.
sONN AND AFrER MONDAY, APRIL ,srr
~ 1851, and until further notice, passenger
trains will leave Davenport Is follows:
$40 4. n. for Marengo and Washington.
TRAINS ARslvs A. DAVENPORT A voLLovs.
s45g \. from Mareuso and Washington.
All ira % out Of Davenport will make direct
connections at Massngo, Iowa city and Washing
ton with the Western Stage Company . stages for
ell points West.
Tnins from the West connect at Rosk Islasd
With trains OF the Chicago and Rock Island Rail
Road for all points East, North and South.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity o,
giving distinct directions to the destination OF
their bag also to before taking
heir seats in the cars.
JOHN F. TRACY, GenI Sup't.
A. KrxBALL, Asst Sup't.
Davenport, April %. ls60.-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27

THE STATE OF DIVA, SCOTT COUNTY,
1 ss.-in District Court for said county.
John Armil
vs..
James Z. Bissel,
Mary Pisscll. Original Notice.
Samuel Dufin,
Catherine DUNN,
To James +. Bissell and Mary Fissell :
You are he eby notified that there Is now on
file in the office of the District Court Of said
county. petition Of John ArmiI, claiming Of YOU
the foreclosure Of . certain mortgage on the fol-
lowing described rea estate in Scott county Iowa,
to-wit: The nortl half Of lot four "A, and the
south half Of lot five 80 Of Armips first addi-
ton to the city Of Davenport as the said lots are
numbered and designated ON the recorded plat of
said addition. Said mortgage is da.ed October
18th, A. D., 1857, and is executed by Samuel Duff
fin and Catherine NJ, his wife, and James L. Bis
sell and Mary, his wife, 70 said John Arnil and
also claiming judgment against you for the
sum of six hundred dollars as damages for the
non-payment OF the two notes which said mort
gage describes and secures.
I.t
or demur to said petition or before noon of the
second day of the next term Of the said District
Court of Scott county, to be begun and holden oe
the first Monday OF June, 1861, judgment will be
rendered against you for the sum claimed, and q
decree entered, as prayed for in said petition
March Is, 1861.
JOHN ARMIL.
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4. Where il happens that your Dr,g,;s.
has not the article, the money can be RENTED al
res, TO rs, and If two or more bottles are ordered
., one time, lne Medicine wilt be sent free Of
charge for transportation
Particular directions as TO use, 3d., accompanv
each bottle.
Drug .ist. can be supplied direct from our La
boratory, or by sendin. their orders 10
BARNES PARK, New York; +. C.'WrLI.S 4
co., Now York S.R HASGEs& CO, ,,al.im.re.
NJ: DYOTT'S, Philadelphia, Pa; j WRIGHT
s co. New Orleans, In; I0iS y. ARK. Gin
einAati, Ohio III. III LA irs, Portland Me. Or to
any respectable Wholesale Druggists in New York
or Philadelphia. Circulars, with rrade Prices,
&c, fpr the Cpaectcf, ana eur other medicines
sent free TO Wholesale Bayess.
No medicine ra,osd n eoniysission.
.ts III ~ 4. Gk NY0E,
6onesal Agent fsr the United sitates 4 Canadas,
jys-dAviy ~ Ann s., NewlYoek.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27
Catameniai Corrector.

Which has never ,a.lei to effect . cure when
properly used, according 10 the directions, and
tdir trial given It.
1t is prepared from the recipe, and under tho
personal ssporintsnaence OF most -f;llfal fhysi-
c'tn. who tor a number oil years confined It's use
10 MS private practice. For the few years that ii
aA, 'esa bsfofa la''ir ~ r. = tiard Hsr elf
a position that MI! by ids rapid .ncrease II
p rn'arity. place X At ms head Of ali rem edies
heretofore offered Tr Wo.nens diseases. The
n re especially those abovo enumogated which
~ en- end IN -
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LEGAL.

ETATE OF IOWA, sCOTf COUNTY, So
- + District Court ef Scoee county.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27

For sale ~ most respectable Druggists through
cat the Union ana Csfaans. 20"
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DOCTOR MAR e I'M S
GATAMcAlAL l;0RRECT0R
HAS HAD
a TEN YEARS TRIAL,

= alcp sLorLa se SUFFICIENT TO CONVINCE LIVERY
<HHerS.7" sy:"1sl u,s
OF the Great Value Of the
$ At W S.ssAl s,.saGK TOR.
\ Nd That IL Is WITHOUT EXECUTION
-sE ayr fAECiCiNg -:
before the papiic Tor al diseases ,,ising from ~.
Irregularities
~hrcusc O. ~ sus s3ebIltis
ssaf.'iatiOW - ,ne sseat.
Nc.. 20 or Dizai rss
gain, n he X dncys
Pains in the Small ~ Tho srt,
rains ana the Shsv asfe
t.owuesr OF -pir'ts
LsuguOs and <rr,r ,.u~s- s.-i,..ulIv
Etts. > ss.ets.t.4s-ns
expended sScnssruav,,C
ar .x.ion u the nansas
nd an alIuos eaii ~ variety of . .htr, ,iseases
.1tc idant on irres aiaEties SVp-. nduceahy colds
bv o. CT exertion. by weak ,oasiitHfio... severe
.,cn'al -. '.es ~ It. 'fi.c siavle remedy tor
NJ - 70 &c. at the primary eaase Of the dsease
nm we II. aad you assist. nature 70 regulate.
This can be done by the great
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A3A VALUABLE, LARGE NEWyOUND
llsaA Dog wss ioand on Tussdsy. Tn
oanse Co 4ul1ahs - a. - calling as this oGies
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sreght of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
soto all points East at all times, at as low rates
- any other railroad route. sep2J-dtf
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27

/. SCOTT 4 co, NEW YORK, continue to
publish the following leading british
Periodicals, viz:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-27

l>n@snt srsp-g-. " -: cont. itaE, the
1pve prca. +. y .s lAoea =, GLgbs ordering
II ,opia> al. ,n4 Of The above works
ians: ~ MSS . !i..ckwecd, Or Of one he
.5.w. .,t 81 s.r ~ one address tor - :, four
..as .af ,tuviems a nd Blackwoo Tor $50;
The weekly sun., 1861-10-19

Manila, Am. I a.
Rope, bolt...... / AIS
The weekly sun., 1861-10-19

GAIT. THos. j. WooD and Lieut.. Col. Rich
ard W, johnson, both of Kentucky, and attach
ed TO the u. s. Cavalry, w>re on Friday ap-
pointed Brig. Generals of Volunte r., ard assign
ed TO commands Hndor Maj, Sherman in that
state.
, Capt. Averill, of the Z. s. Mounted Rifles,
Jshas BEEN assigned h the command Of Young 4
Kentucky now called Pennsylvania cavalry.
Baron Won Vegesak, Of Sweden, has Leen
appointed an aid TO Maj. Gen. Wool.
One OF our best scouts report that nowhere this
side OF Bull Run the rebels are in strong force,
and that thoy are constantly on the alert expect.
ing battle. lie represents that there is much
suffering in the rebel camp, especially at their
Outposts.
Rebel pickets appeared within quarter of a
mile Of our troops at Lewinsvillo. On Friday
night their pickets got between our own and
he river, but were not long in rcctifying their
thunder. But one house was occupied at Lew
la Vile on Friday.
The Government has arrested certain par. los
West who had largo quantities Of goods, in
tended 10 be taken out on the pl iins and through
the Indian Territory into the rebel states. Con
trabsnd trade Of IN extensive ctaracter II Is be-
lieved, is thus prevented.
Gen. Anderson left Kentucky for Washing
tcn Friday afternoon.
Eleven rebels ve'e arrested at Lebanon June
ton, and taken TO Louisville Friday evening.
Lager beer Is now prohibited In the camps Of
ths Army OF the Potomac, under a recent strin-
gent anti.llquor ordsr Of Gen. McCltllans.
Such is the change Of sentiment in Baltimors
that CeItaia gentlemen who were SOOsAi9nlsts
The weekly sun., 1861-10-19

IJfPORTA VT FROM CENTRAL i MERICI.

The steamship Champion, from Aspinwall,
5th inst arrived at this port yesterday. The
Champion was CONVOY ed from Aspinwall to Lat.
23 by the u. S. gunboat Keystone.
The British mail steamer arrived ~ Aspinwall
from Csrthapena, bringing dates 20 SRI inst.
Reports that General MOsqnera Is hemmed in at
tbs city OF Borota, and that the country was
Eavage1 by the cOntenling armies.
By the Panama Star OF Oct. 9th, We learn
that tic steamer Anne arrived at Tobago on
the "a ilstsnt, bringing tho following intelli'
gene:
From Buenaven;ura wo learn that tie pHt
still remained block ld,d by throo small We sels,
Carrying aluut 800 mon. Thoro were nearly
1,C0O Mo,qura troops II liuonaventura. l. is re-
y, ,rted that tho entire Sac Of Cavuc has dcCar
I'd against Mosquera, AID that tho former had
taken Cali, and was marching on Buenaven-
tura. II is probable that IT Arbolcda is success
ful, he will, on reaching Buonavontur9, either
send or bring up force here in order 10 try and
establish the cause Of the conservative party on
tho Isthmus. II Is said that ArbOloda has hung
three prisoners in retaliation for those shot by
Mo,quera, and that he has announced his inten-
ton, if Mosquera should take the lives Of any
more, that he, in return, will shoot every pri'
son.r in his posse ssion.
A letter from POplyan, bv another arrival,
dated August L. tiom an officer of Arboleda 5
SJlce, reports several successes over a superior
body or Mosqueras troops, resulting event
ualy in the surrender OF the whole al Pnpayan
On th5 10th.
In EcuadCr, tho Government was expecting
that President Castillo, of Peru, would soon
again commence war against the former COuu-
try, and Guayaquil was being forti fed in con
sequeuce.
The weekly sun., 1861-10-19

On wednesday last, Gen Frcm,nt loft J,iI,r
ten Guy to meet the cGcuv. Tho star ,,nnt
wee packed with water h,rrc's, cuckins u,cu-
sls IN great prolusion, camp furniture, tents an
cquipnge IN prudigal array. The body guaul,
with the rctinuc of servants TO the san. pre-
~ ntcd AN imposing cavalcldo the mean st dAr,
kcg being iufn shOl with spirited chnrgcr.
General F1mrnt will proceed 20 Sod,li bv
easy stages, to fam ilti the OFF ora and mon
with tho Cuti,s Ut pitching AMI uro.king camp,
posting pitho's aud 'ho foIiuo " camp lie
lrc intentlor oi G,n. raj Fc'm ln' is 10 organize
li- AMY into h.i.adcs al S,ldn and move as
sn'i as may b" IN pur.ui. oi the orrniy. Ito is
Stii to have remarked that ho would march from
tWonn five TO io,'v m w. in dtv after & ,nernl
Pnco. Muhout Eiy'rg ~ c,imte of tho
strength # ia, army, Il WA, G.itly I've said th,,
no amO. NJ Il lp ,e the 'hcl, IN hting to hear
M thus state could hop. to cCpo With u. Twcn-
ty.hve thou aud ~ | Jn,d tUor,. with twenty
hitt.iios d stprur cannon, and a to' 'reItinr;
atmN b,iUnc item, viii hc a dansoryu, foo tor
tho ,htN1lty tu mrct.
The weekly sun., 1861-10-19

baltimore, oct. ~ The Richmond Enylirer
saws thst the work Of Transforming ,ho Jtmos
town into a war vessel IL rapi'ly pr1ar,ssing.
pssssnpors from Norfolk ami k,chmon giyo
~ om' account # ifcirs. The poorer clis as
of citizens arc suffering much, aud ao really
tired Of the war.
The Government authorities have purchased
nearly all the cofito IN Richmond AMI NJil..k
for the soldiers.
Bsnjsmin nagcr, formerly in command Of the
Pikesvillo ArsenIl, Ia, been commissioned a
Major General.
The prisoners captured on bord the propeller
Fanny reached Norfolk on Wcdlies LAY night
They aro us iDllOWs:-
Lieut.. ]. M Peacock, United States Navy,
com mmanding ths Fanny.
Lieut. Isaac W. Hunt, QiIrtormls,ur ut tie
2tth Indiana.
Corporal, !. Tutt'o, of Hudson County,
and G. Eycrard Of New York Cay, bo'h Of tLe
New York 9th Regiment
Also the following prvltcs Of tho New \ ork
OH Regiments Rowon, ll1"cns and Eisill, I'll
Of Ilud'on County; Cunningham, of Il chino I'd
County; DougLoIiy AM Page, OF sex Coun-
ty; John Carson, JLmO' Beth and Frank Iro
then, of New lmk CITY.
Also Captain ko,lor, oi the 2O'h ludi INA
Regiment Sergeant Bartlett and IL priyatts,
IEdianians and llliT Uisiius.
The prisoner, c,p'urcd 1t Chcamoromica in
cludc Ssfg, ant Major Comfy, of thG 10Th lu-
diana Regiment, scrgoanls - corporals, and q
priv atos, Of the 10Th lndiana Regiment.
The weekly sun., 1861-10-19
Arrival Of the q lAssow
-Four Days Later from Europe.

81 Johss, " p, oct. 11.-Ths s,eamshi IN
Glasgow, fom Liverpool October 2,vis Q icons
town, Thursday the Sd, passed. CspO Race this
afternoon, en- route to New Yok.
The dates by the Glasgow are four days later
than per steamship Asia, a, New York.
rEws IrENs.
The London Times; in an article expatisting
on the recent PROCLAMATION Of Major General
Fremont, SAYS this document is not 10 be won .
d,red at, and the adoption Of the abolition doc
itine may, IL the strife goes on, be successfully
urged upon the United States Government, out
fears the result Of such \ measure would not bo
satisfactory.
A London Company is hcing formed for cot
ton cultivation at Queensland, with coolie la
bor.
1h' Paris Cops'i,uionnei asserts that the nc =
& tiatons relative to the Intervention In Moxi.
CO have rclChcd no definite result. No conycn.
tion whatever has yet been drawn up.
The 81. Petersburg Bee predicts the cltly 70 q.
CO. milton by Ffance Of the Southern Cjnicdc.
racy.
Tho Anglo.Frcnch commercial treaty went
into operation on the 1st lust. An lmperil de
cree pens ile principal French ports the inn
portation ofcotton and woollen yarns from Eng
land ard Belgium.
1t is rcrorted that France will in,orposs be-
tween Italy and Spain.
Italy.
Tho issue Of pamphlet at Florence condemn
ing the temporal power OF the Pope produced a
great seusatIou.
Austria,
All the functionaries in the Council of Pesth
have rendered their ru.ienation. Tho A,som-
by Chan Der at P,sth was occupied by mill.
taty, and the mebbcrs iorcibly prevented lrUm
entering. Count Iarobv had returned, unopcn-
cd, 'ic CIDER q the government requesting hun
10 r,iua'u IN oGict.
rOlrud
A solemn mcctiu. H HI Poles :. called r
thy lUu oi U,tob,r near Lublil.
BueLO- Ayrr-
NcguCistion' FOR peace AZ Buoros A,rcs I'D
b Ou brtktu Oh aud q battle " ~ i'm minaui. Tn,
country was u der martial law.
The weekly sun., 1861-10-19

ihc advance oi SuIu hfi -t.1 'o l.cwiusvillo
o.a nuv,ssuy lU,.. iic.c ,n 'a.r. linz oi f,rti
i,uluus ,om1I.,, % v,k ,g' ,, MuusHu's
AID | un nrl,. iI," "N,u,. liu, # d,f'pce
uuw ,NttnJ, o. st'o lrun l,Nlu., iilc round
~ Ihls lrttrh, B-l - Crn.s Rnis 10
Nprint field Suu,n fo long tho cromv's
T. ch,ts viii leo dr'Von oni ui tie sec i'm of
country Niu, .tw,ou liu.unr Cr,,L AM the
Occiank Iy,r. Tins include. NJ uut Venom,
st'eh N III soon ho clear q 81 even rch .ruuts
p'u,". Ecril'm,n a,d lti,s w,r. day or
two slice discussing tie pleasure of an ovsT.
lani I'tc to NJ ~ Nor"", NncN 'hcy were
ASSURED 10y uuuuaI. a., 'tiiJ "".r P.'n.
thst iC tLoy w,ull wa,' t,u Cas, '"n,or tN1y
w-h ri,o jusu from Alr,lr' t1 Moan.
Nrruo. will as much Siluty asa tip b, noT
mace to Muu.o % llli Tie railroad iGum
AlcNa'd dti' 'u ru' Iuurh ,u,H ruli. &
lr''r ~ 80. ...w'' rnaDity, i' tho sroa' c.uI-
III II nMT nlIn- .Ia
The weekly sun., 1861-10-19

now THEY CANE TO ne rUBLt,tEp.
y. G. Belmar, rep rter for the Ciocinnati IN.
9uirtr, WAS sent to s.. Louis in ths capacity Ul
war corTespont eut. Hoi X NJ Corsinc, Judge
Advocate. ha1 p.ess Of business auf noo icd
the l-bors Of q cOpyist. lie avhiled hi nself OF
Mt. II, Imam, who was TO TO prcpctly cOmptn-
sated for making fair crp'c, Of q CERTAIN cores
pondence Il boiuR ncccs Sry to forward dupli-
Gates II tho papers N the case, 10 Washington
MI. Relmsn. in copNins the lottors, found
them inters in.;, and wondered they hal not
bc'n IT, the ncwspIos. lie copied letters from
Jessie Bouiou Fremont, aui 4. Lincoln, AMI
Francis l.. Blair, AMI jnhu F,emont; he was
as'uni,hcd at Tho want ~ enterprise in the prc.s
Of st. Louis, aud with perfect naluralncss took
copies uf the afolc'aid. for usr in his CORES.
rondence sul 80 one copy Of the correspond
cnco was sent to the President, and another to
the Cine rui'i EHgHiy,r.
II may not bc improper TO state in this con-
necton, that Mr. Beln,n has retired from ST.
Louis ludooi, tor some unexplained crusc he
retired with rcmarAyhlc rdpiii'y-not to siy
Ircciii'ation-ard is now diligently engaged IN
the rp"t orisl business, and the tccup,rstiou Of
his valuable health.
The weekly sun., 1861-10-19

+ n A n G. | A l. , 60.
NEW YORK, Mlndny. on u

NEW YORK, MIuday, OCT II
The stock market today was under in ne sci
csc'ter. cut, the EJ,s icing vry arGc, With Il
,eu Ia ady.l,e N pi-,-. Govounu0.t -tocks
p,lt c'i ialei IN to advance. TIE reg storsJ
,.''s u tssl v'us up 10 e the cpupo0i 70 ~ tho
c.gp.p fy,oiisa 10 SD, and tie a Vos ~ l,G5 to
.. T.,tvyy year sNes rdy.nrod H. Sit1in 3. O.
u.r l.. tate ~ a. tho ma buIiu,f5 wa, MS
,-au .iy,. closing a; AZ, II shrr than S1lr.
DO, ',uli.g.
81 nF l,lls are quoted l011 d OK or leadIag
uu ,wth M disposition ~ draw At tho lower
figure.
Tlu suls riit nnH g. tie tional loan are qlrs
U.Jga toiay Gnd Il would he no matt 4 surp-!H
NJ Ss d .aly Chi4u should lie nDtiacd n an elry
lay Of the intention Of tho Asfoc ated Banks ~ take
u semsring W millions Of the loan, at tie same
ir4, rcquCtung him 70 elose all the outside ,gen'
c,fs. Every dAy adds new confidence in the Feds-
ul delt. Asd thcro is now every reason 10 slpposs
that & banks ~ III sell good portion Of the AaA
slUU,C TOO a. prem um.
The weekly sun., 1861-10-19

LouisrHe, ny, Oct12.-The Ereniag M,y
learns upon unques,ionablo suthonty, that
Mtssrs. Brcckinrldgc, rrc.'on, John SOU, Duhi,
Williams, Haws, Moore aud other Soes,ion M.
tsblos, are orpauizing large rebtl camp at
prostonburg, Floyd 90. IL says they have "A
iOfcU Uf 5000 or ZOO whom thoy are dullin (,
eight bours por day, and they are alarming tho
moun'sinonrs by circulating incredible s',r-
ic As to tho intention Of tho Government. Tho
NsiCS esks the Government TO pl,co promptly
the requisite force in the mountains, arOuni
which the Union forces may rally.
The weekly sun., 1861-10-19

A mUst Icmai kahlu incident Of the pres int rcs
IClliJn illustrating tho uurIurul position in
which men with names oi Historical reputation
suffer trcnsclNo os to TO placed, ocuIrud IN Lex
ington, KY, hily, while tho | ith ONO rosi.
m,nt WeTo passing that city. AuXious to pay
all pus-iblJ Io I~,l Ia III, memory ol he Great
Comm, Io. St,odnan mtrch'd his rcgi-
mont oui to l!,a i,mb u Loury Clay. They
furmcI siiciily gloutI the gave and at the
vo0 uiorr,n, thu tho clN 'rn 'p' iiom tn)'h-
cr ,tS.,. on ttor Wy to dolond Kon uck liom
iG,1-..n, 'r,c.,.ny puHun',t arm, a. tho tomb
4 K,Iuchrs great std', uau, tho dn''nor-
aic eon Jamr \ Cia", vs. b,oupht n,o the
rl'lD '.4 q Poi, n,.s ..,., %. ,.l h,n Of other
lIALl tIIo.-, an ~ on n chlr.c u tTuI on
The weekly sun., 1861-10-19
Brili,h Aidto he Rebels.

The Washington correspondent Of Il 10 Ti'n.e
mak k,, tho folio" 'uE iupJ,,Ant aid not iupru-
bAblo statement resp ,vuus the Bf .,su steam, I
Bermuda Sue IL nn fOiI-Cl,d vessel % about
1000 tons burden. A r ma tIr's zane is rock.
She sailcd irum Liy,lppa, uu tLu 18th Of Aug.
ami arrived at Savannah On the 10th # Sopom
ber, being % DAYS on the passage, touching at
Falmouth and MIdoirt fot coal. Her cargo con-
sisted OF Is rih,l cannon, 3 ;, and i2s aud two
l6s.p'und Lancaster guns, wi h all tho ne
cessary carriages aud equipments, powder,
shot and shell, all ready for immediate q
use. Also, G,5OO Enfield rides, between 200, 900
and jOO, 900 cartridges tor the same, 5000 pairs
ol army shoes, 20, 900 blankets $50 900 barrels
Of punpJwdor, large quantity Of MORPHINE
QUINN, and other hospital stores, and very
many Other articles of more than money value
% tho r,bel army. llsr cargo est at Liverpool
Sl,eOo, coo cash. Her armament Was two IL .
pJuhhoL 'luo' guns, one on elch side. She Ia
now h'Ing out for active service, and is TO be
employed IN cruising for returning California
stoa',crs. Commodore lotion will comm md
hOr. Ny Informant states positively that the
mato # tho Il rmult informed him that two
JlnOre i'm DlNd s'ctm triyltCs are Cxpoc'oh fro n
.S.1al on the Syuthoiu coat by tho 18th Of
Cc,uler
The weekly sun., 1861-10-19

The Rebels Attack Wilson's
Zouaves.

Baltimore, Oct ~. -lhe Norftlk Day Bcct
received thus morning, contains dispatches from
New Orleans, givins an &C cunt Of surprise
and attack made on Colonel Billy wilson's 9Th
New York Volunteers, at 5 anita Rosa Island on
the s N instant
DetAchmcnts from several Mississippi l. ui.
sisra and Alabama regim,rts made q lauii-g
in the night and drove in Wilson's pckots, and
shortly ef eiwarls a 4, rec fph' began.
The Zousvcs of G lonel " Wilson ge credited
with having fought " "a great bravery, snd the
reb, Is admit less Of fry killed and sbout dou-
bic that number wounded
The rebels claim tc have spiked tho guns of
the Zouav,s and destroyed ali their camp cq III
page. hey also claim to have committed great
slaughter among the z ZJuayes, but give no nun
Ter of the Killed.
The rebcls also say they carried oil nunlcr
of prisorers
The weekly sun., 1861-10-19

General Fnmont is disposed TO ollcr al posi-.
bio facilities 10 army cOn,sp nion,t. lio has
sued TN ori,r 10 furnish th.m Wi a. lpr 90 aud
equipments, ard 70 as. ILsro a'e a dozen or
leading New YDh, Cnci nat, Cpila, O anu -.
Louis Oa,ios gNc GyG'ral tgy5 10 rot AFRAID
no ptlu, viii exp &c hls pla.s, tociu4o he will
tax, care lhoy shall not knYS thcn IN timo 10
do m'sclid, and he presum" Respondents at
hs L,adIuaitcrh ave too rdr Ot, 10 pslli,h in
iorr alton which common sei-C shuull lea u
'hlm To suppress lie rognds military con-
sort ip ever tho nrc's weak iuyan'ion. A
vrv 5ensiblo COZ c'u.ion --I,gor NJ City Ger,
I'm. MIMI lnLlul-llLI
The weekly sun., 1861-10-19

81. Louis, Oct 12.-The correspondence Of the
st. Louis Republican at Santa Fe, New Mexico,
Of Sept 22d, says;
New Mexico Is still free from invasion by tho
Texans. On the 18Th inst at Fort Montle-
roy, 100 Navajoes made an attack on that post,
but were repulsed with loss of 20 killed and
"A taken prisoners. The troops in the fort had
but one man wounded.
Col 81. Train has resigned, and II Is under
com nand.
The Governors call for the enrolment OF all
males between IL and 40 does not seem TO elicit
much attention from the people. have yet ia
hear of the first man complying with its re'
auirements,