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The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12
keoknk, Oct. 10, ls6t-a
LOR RENT.

The store room on snrth side ef Main street be-
tween ~ and Sd, formerly occupied Wy smith Il
bchrnmm. Convenient 10 The Peel Once. Aaesra bic
Atand Tor retail plcsry store For rent reasvna.
bic tsrms. Enqniit at 81 and os Lssee.of
h0y11 d GuNNABLE SMYTH.
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12

thereby ecrilfs that sm instructed by the Com
mander chief of the stsl. Of Iowa see that III,
above Orders are rigdly eLorceu and further notify
all persons that Major General Fremont has expressly
refused 10 grant auiLGrt, 10 alb er bo.s me
orccruitin the Slate of Iowa. except IL IL .0ne with
snd h, the consent of the GoyensaI OF the State
u. b. HILLS, Aiu DC Camp,
II. r.. REID,
Colonel 18th Reg. Iowa Volunteers.
keokuk. Oct. 10, Is8l-a
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-12
NOAL. COAL !. COAL /,

This Alpine oal Company ha Va an h.aa. ..a IL.
uAy fscssiax superior afirie Of stsam sxaltL aud
t'..s 80 "als which they oHsr At reduced pr.rsr
AssAW OskSts laiyua3G
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The Lawrence (Mass.l Jo0i7tW reports that the
Atlantic Cotton Mills in that city, are to resume
operations November 10. They will give employ.
ment to eleven hundred persons.
The Union Mills at Fall River will start up next
Monday, and run three days per week.
The American Bank Note Company have about
completed the recent order of the Treasury De-
partnent for supplementary issue of "A 800 900
7S0 Treasury notes, Of the date of August ~. in
small denominations. This supply is intended for
future contingencies in the way of exchange loss
Nc. The company viii shortly receive instructions
to commence the printing of the second fifty mil
lions of the date Of October l.
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from the london News, October 1871
The engineering world has lest another OF its notab
ties in the person OF Sir William Cab, who expired on
the 18TH instant after gu illness which had prevented
him tor come years from following his professional
He was very early member OF tho Institution OF Civil
Engineers, OF which he was of the presidents lie
was an emhentiy practical man. and had entrusted TO
him many important and dinicult works which were
executed very successfully In carly life he made some
eninently useful Inventions In branches of me
ected the supervision Of tho construction OF that novel
building was entrusted 10 him, and the success r ter
nnation OF that work he received the honor OF knight
hood The last great works upon which he was engaged
were the two large ostlpg landing stages in the Mcrsey
atLiverrso and tho new iron bridge the Midway,
At Rochester, all remarkable works aud worthy tcrmis
tions Of very active and useful professional career
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FAST TRo11NG-THE Best TINE EVER MADE IN DOUBLE
HARNESS considerable rivalry has existed for some
time between Commodore Vanderbilt and Mr. Bonner Of
the Leger to who should own the fastest pair Of rc
ting horses. Mr. Bonner has always declined 70 match
his horses. being opposed TO betting On Monday how
ever satisfy himself Of their speed no drove
his horses-LAly Palmer and Flatbush--to his road
wagon in the extraordinary time Of 22I the last quarter
IN thirty -fcar seconds This Is tho fastest time
male by any pair OF horses In the world and conse
quenty beats the Commodore's team. Hiram Woodruff
Mr.. Wheelan, Mr.. Hoagand Mr. Harker and number Of
other good judges witnessed the performance, ana
timed IL.
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INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
-~~~~~~S~1~~y>~>~>r~N>>~
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO.
~~~~>~~oS~<<~>~r~c>>e-,->-
The Allied Army Of Spain and France
to Land In Mexico, Supported by
an English Fleet in the Gulf.
~.o~o~o>>o1>>o>.oeN>~rr =
A Foreign Protect0rate to be
Proposed to the Mexicans.
.~|>o>~~-~~1g-e.0rvsy>0~-s
The American Question in
Russia.
.e~~~oN~so>~see~~>ec~y~-~~
Eject Of Mr.. Stewards Letter in 81. Petersburg,
&C., &C., 60.

she United States mail steamship Arago, Capt. Lines,
from Iiavre and Southampton the 18th Of October ar
rived at this port early yesterday morning
She has 245 passengers and 920 tons OF cargo among
which are arms equipments aud clothing for $4,000 men,
folows1 l76 packages containing arms, shipped by
Alexis Godiot, and consigned to Hiram Barney, for Gen.
Megs, Quartermaster General; and COL packages sup
posed 10 contain equipments and clothing shipped by
VIM. Isen Il Co., and consigned to Hiram Barney.
Among the passengers by tho Arago are
Captain Ilcwelyn Jonos. OF tho United States Army.
Mr. W. Quieggc and family, late United States Consul
At Antwerp
Rev. Dr. X. Pard
William H. Webb and family of this city.
Major General Charles r. Hayeock, late Of the British
Army.
Mr. J. Lowell late Lieutenant in her Majesty sixticth
Mr. Alexander Eriston late Of the Russian Army; and
many Of olr well known American families.
On October % Mrs. Henry Stone OF New York pas
aged forty years. died suddenly OF dropsy Of
the heart.
City Of Baltimore.
The London Times Of the 10th Of October contains the
following items Of news in its city article
Subscriptions have been invited for foO 900 seven per
cent bonds secured by first mortgage the Havana
and Matanzas Railroad Company, established and
prosperous ne constructed at cost OF about ES00 COO
The substitution price will DO o. with interest from tho
10Th OF December next and sinking fund will be formed
tn0 rocem ton O tho dent the ~ 700
year commencing from the 18th Of juno, 1867.
The report Of the directors Of the Bank Of Turkey
commcnds dissolution OF the undertaking. owing to the
fulment on the part Of the Turkish Of
the conditions first proposed and the unsatisfactory cha
racter Of the notifications subsequently offered.
Tho Correspondence, Of Madrid, Of the 10th ofOctober
states that the OF Peru has peoned agant
the annexation Of st. Domingo to Spain.
Acorrespondcns OF the IadGnndence Bege states that
the new King Of Madagascar Radama H. about to send
IN embassy France. II will consist OF ten of the navc
mobiles and the military Governor Of Emyrne.
The Phdre de Ia Loire OF Nantes says
The construction OF eight batteries has re-.
Gently been conaded to private builders in different
ports vizfour at bordeaux two at Nantes and two
Havre We have been informed that two more OK.
pectcd TO be ordered At port.
Prince Napoleon since his return from America has &C.
cupied the apartments in the Paais Royal previously in
habited by Prince Jerome.
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The Last Moments or the Emperor Of
China.

The following are the terms In which tho formal IL 81
Petersburg OF the oth Of October announced the dcat 81
the Emperor Of ChinaAccounts from Pekn ~ the 24t
August make known tho death Of the Bogdokan In the
morning OF that day two DEGREES In the rekn Gazette set
forth that, by his Will he had nominated his elss, son
heir Of the Celestial Empire, and had decided that com
Gil Of eight pcrsonages should advise him. the said
Gil consisting OF Zsaty ouan Qtsin-wan), Douanl,oua
(1chen tsin wan Sou houa, Tsn toa, Nouin, Kcuan
youan Don han and Tsiaoyoun. The name of Prince
Kong will he Observed docs not appear IN this list Al
two in the afternoon the public announcement made
that the Bogdokhan had breshed his last All business
was ordered TO be suspended for twenty days mark
Of mourning Tranquility was no, disturbed in the CAPT
al
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Board or Aldermen.
This board met last evening, Alderman Frcar in n,
VETO OF IHE MAYOR oS ADVERTISING.

VETO OF JHE MAYOR ADVERTISING
MAYORS orFc., NV YogK Oct n 1851
To The HONORABLE, TIE R1AEp OF ArnsRvry,--
GEyffBNESI am constrained 10 return wifh,ul anoro
val the resolution which originated in yonr Eoord mo-
posing TO give TO the newspaper called M. U,Li tha
printing OF the proceedings OF the Corporation NV rea
sons for Withholding my are that Inc prcscnJ svs
ten Of Corporation advertising requires reformation
being Objectionable not only account of s rent cost
but because II doc, not attain the desired object as
sumo that tho only object IL Advertising al MI 4 10 c
the public opportunity see ana 10 Lnov hc cb,nc
ter Of these proceedings, aud IS indis peishe IN acn,
piishing this Object ta the public shall he reached 40
should advertise only IN papers O The very first ciaes md
OF inc largest Guy circulation appears 10 Inc q, in
times ike these TIC utmost economy ~ rc wrsl rld
AVOID useless expenditure. We hlrc no power 10 conf, r
patrohagc This IL no part uf Our duty Economy IN
advertising IS rs necessary economy In anytbng else
Hence we should end avor 10 procure as extensive p1bj
city az rs tte cost as possible do M, unIr~stapl
that the prices paid tof this rce heretofore 81 the
Corporation Va according .. ia, aegel,o.s Of The .rc,;
alton cf tho paper They have ai be-n mia n, ijrc
rices. Why not couGac il. hcn cxrlrs,1.ly 10 those
a1ers which are the most generally clrrnia.nd I ~
fonn 90 therefore thai he Whole matter be- re- isc,
wa VM '"les vs. 'ons ~ 'he lealmg morning rlpcrs 80
Hecced, without rcicrcnc, 10 partisan a. asia
thc nora sh'Ru NC decnad paper q his class
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

i 1GIT READING FOR THOSE WHO LIKE IT-no
~ ynn want Books ne Is Books ~ Do yun want Book
that VIII please your Hooks OF exquisite reading aud nm,
schtintnf ~ So send stamp for circular. Do ypu
wan, books as YOU cannot procure Of cr you
stamp for circular. Also Fanny Cards, Magic Il ngs
WIN. EVERETT. 40 Ann street.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, NOVEMBER l. 1861

shall not vii hh0d my assent II Il included with the
others have indicated For those reasons Deg 70 re-
turn the proposition referred TO- and ask reconsdera
tion Of the whole matter.
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
Ordered TO be printed.
After the adoption resolution against the watering
OF broadway the Board adjourned to next Monday week
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MATRIMONIAL.

4 GENTLEMAN, - YEARS or AGE WELL. Ipr-
~ caed, ma ~ iavotahir appearance MI pus.rssc al
some means, but stranger In The cy wishes Il MAKE the
q aHlaiee ~ young tAdy wid. MOI over Is ysr OF
hte, WIN view 70 matrimony. She must te e. n u
alnaoc tocrthl GOOD looking and also DC posses oi
some lfpltr! q hef own not less than $L.UJl VIII,
sAHt4 main nhNer ref control. N aaiansal
t'h' 4it heNfh A!fiess RI -aari, Is. iesald ulr
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II win be easily imagined that the attempted inerven
tion Of ssia and tho evident ca with which II
regarded by England have not tented TO diminish tho
interest in American affairs displayed since the COM
mencement Of the crisis by our press and public, and
TO which have had occasion TO alludc in former
reports. Every new phase OF the war Is watched
with curious attention. and gives rise 70 lengthy
discussions in the Russian newspapers, few OF when
allow day to pass without presenting their readers with
leading articles about America. The Vtedo
oi (St. Petersburg Gazette contained some very into
resting remarks the other day the expedition 70 cape
Hateras and It's probable effect the further operations
OF the campaign but as acknowledges TO have taken al
It's data and most OF its arguments from the NEW YORK
HERALD 1t will be unnecessary for me TO reproduce the
This reminds me OF the fact that the HERALD Is the great
authority here for all American intelligence seldom
that any other OF your journals is quoted ana 40 not
believe any other is kept here except perhaps ~ your
Ambassador.
The effect of the American troubles has becn felt even
at tho fair Of Mini Novgorod, which, on the whole,
has been Infinitely better than last year, and has
quite revived the spirits VI our mercantile community
Usually small quanty Of Asiat cotton Is brought 70 tho
fair which does not meet with very ready sale, a. II 10
almost dear and not good the American article
This time the 80 900 pools that brought 10 market
were disposed Of Immediately, and the demand was SO
urgent that contracts for 100 COO pools concluded
be delivered the arrival Of the next caravans from
Central Asia. This cotton is mostly the produce Of Khva
and BOkhara, where it has been cultivated from time
mmcmorial and could be raised in much larger quanti
tics II there should be constant demand for IT; bit
owing the dryness of the climate IL is generally rough
and short STAPLE and that account is unit for the man
ufacturc Of the higher numbers OF yarn.
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necsssaed by circumstances and not OF suppression by
order q government" I am quito confident SIR, thas
you VIII have pleasure In making this correction derived
- u D. from tho most authentic SOURCE
j. LOTHROP MOTLEY,
Corresponding member Of the Institute Of France,
70 Rue de 10 Paix.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-01
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY Oct. 31-0P.M
AsHB.-The market was steady at s. 3lik for both
sorts, with moderate sales.
BREADsrurFs.-Flour-Thc market active and
nrmcr The light receipts, combined with greater ease
frcights, impaired moro spirit to the market, which
closed at advance Of full &C. per barreor grades
The sales ro6ted up about 90 bbs within the follow
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:


E0AL 81 W-rHE BEST COAL FOR STOVE AND
~ range use; burns free without waste: warantcd FIJI
weight LLOYD 60 -
80 Eighth avenue corner OF Twcnt, seventh street
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REsTAURANTs.

DIIi.TARD TABLE FOR SAI.E--A FINE ROSEWOOD
- Marble Top Billiard Table, II by So feet Balls Cu-
ae be had for $3.50 cash; cost $27J Apply HENRY
J. Y0EBG, 4i6 Eighth avenue.
TT EVERY BODY WERE TO TELL THE TRUTH THE
whole TRUTH and nothing but the tru.h would saw
that SPENCERS Billiard Saloon, ig Fulton street IL
the the city where the Lunch il served
up and the best three cent Philadelphia Ale you can any
where. ~
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1000 III Cen RR BIDS.
500 do.
1000 l. 4 4 w l m bs
5000 Chi h N w l m.
1000 CIvGTol skg fhs
1000 LaCGMil Ii H b
20 shs frades'n's Blk
20 Bank Commerce.
% Am Exch Bank.
20 Cumb Coal pref.
lB6 Fac Mail IS Co.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-16
by the governor.
<. p. WATKINS,
Secretary of State.

Hon c. L. VALLAND1GHAM.-The following card is from
Mr. Valandgham dated April 10, in the Cincinnat Enqur
have word for the Republican press and parzans of
Cincinnati al ether places abroad who daily falsify
and msrepresen and matters which here in
Dayton
My position in regard to civil war, which the Lincoln
Administration has naugurated long since is well
known, and Cu be adhered to TO the end Let that be under
stood have added nothing to it, ubtracted nothing from
it, said nothing about it publicly since the began
know well that right and that in little while the $50
Der second thought of the people will dspate the present
sudden and heeng public Madness and will demand know
why thirty millions of people bucherng each other in
civil and will arrest speedily But meantime should
my State be invaded threatened with nvasicn
it may be- then, loya. native born son of Ohio
acknowledging my st allegiance to be to her. will aid
defending her to the last extremity asking questions
Whoever shall refuse then. hesitate will be traitor
and bastard. And the rule apply well the
people of Virginia Kentucky, Missouri any of the
free States, North or West.
AS to myself threats have been made me, person
ally none within my hearing violence offered mob
gathered any where will be nobody afraid of any
and every statement in regard me- circulated
orally, published in the Republican press basey idle
and false. And let add for the benefit of the
ardy sanderers of Cincinnati elsewhere, who libel me
daily that they have business with can be found
every day. and at any time either at home the north
west corner OF First and Ludlow upon Day
ton. G. l.. VALLANDIGHAM.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-16

b6% The Palmetto Guards, very fine Company
from Charleston passed through here yesterday on their
way to Virginia They numbered over hundred men,
and were fully, we might say admirably equipped and
had the bearing of veterans They had been serving
Morris Island, and had become habtuated to observing
the discipline and dischargng the duties Of soldiers.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-16
Serious Riot hn knoxvfIIe.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, May "A serious riot occurred
here this evening, caused by hosting Union flag and
the delivery of inhammatory speeches About twenty
shots were fred in all. Douglas, Union bully, ring
leader in the fight was wounded having received seve-
raj shots. An outsider, named Bull, was MORALLY
wounded Captain Washington Morgan, who is sup
posed to have shot Douglas brought his Company from
camp to within short distance of the city, but was
prevailed on to return. Intense excitement prevails
in he itu
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-16

From the UDsel''I
Pursuant to previous notice, public mee,lp go,
held in the Court House, at Lumberton, Oh oauu
evening the 4th inst to nominate two persons u ls
sent the County of Robson in State COnVetyTI Mr.
be held at Raleigh, on the goth inst. Dr. h. NJ ,Ud
ment was called to the Chair, and r. b. Gregory Ts
James P. Barness requested to act as SecretareS s
chairman very briefly explained the object OF Ine
ing and motion announced the following .bo an
to whom referred suitable resolutions anu ,aotirg
nouncement of the candidates for winch Wv nommtee:
was called. The following are the salu ;, Treomap.
Durham Lewis, Arch'd S. McNair, BEL to rptrd
Rev. Elias Davis and Dugad G. Mcintyre WIZ
to perform the task assigned them &c., ond r.
During the absence OF the Committee Ouu Nornept
peated calls were made for Fuller, McLean' ~ m one
McNair, Gregory, Mckenzie, aud others; nu. vhch
responded-so well understood was the ou Ss.op to
called so many of the good citizens OF od for
gether-except Col Neill A. Mclean, WHO manner,
ward and responded in an able and pauo'n: that
but briefly He informed the listening auuepT nnder.
although the object of the meeting was So "'D a. need
stood, and the necessity for speech making ad rc
less, yet he had adopted rule to which be nau o Bis
adhered, never to refuse a speech when 1t was
power, whenever and wherever called upon .0od and
After due deliberation, the committee re'a Iobn c.
announced the names of John P. Fuller anu Coop1
Switzerland the candidates to represent ' oOb inL
Of Robson in the State Convention on 'ne ;..oe vi
On motion, the ticket proposed by the conl lpt
unanimously confirmed by the members prtsep~o ard
Mr. John P. Fuller being present came III tbso
accepted the nomination in few brle remain rrod IT,
ing the members present for the honor Of b3
On Motion, it is agreed that the proceeunSyer
meeting be published in the Fayetteville O0''''
Carolnan and Wilmington Journal: >rr Chm
r. M. NORMENI' W.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-16

M1ssIssIPPI.-We learn from the Natchez Courier of
the st inst that ninetythree companies have been al
ready mustered into service in Mississippi which COM
petes the recent requisiton of 5000 men made upon
that State by the authorities Montgomery. These are
in addition to the fifteen or twenty companies at
Pensacola, comprising the requiston of $500 men first
made
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-16

HIGH FRE1GHT.-The Schr. John Aumack' arrived
here few days since from New Orleans was taken up
to load for New York at 81 so per bbl on spirits tur
pentne and 80 cents per bb on rosn' and leaves 10
day
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-16

n@- We have in hand several communications son'0
of them important to which due attention snaLoe given
at our earliest possible convenience
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-16

nG~ We see from the papers that Hardies Tactics
is now being published in complete form at Memphis
Tenn, where the Southern trade can be supplied
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-16
R. B. GREGORY, / secv,s
j. z. BARNES, 0ooJ o

The London Standard OF the Attn Instant Sayb Gu;
learn, although no authority is vouchsaleu Or
tom authorizes at Havre had notified thai sup fOOD
the seeded States would be received on the saI,'
as those sailing under the Stars and STRIPES
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-16
AN ACT


Authorizing Volunteers vote Delegates to the ConVen-
ton and supplemental to Bill passed at the present ses
sion of the General Assembly, entitled Bill to author
ze and require the Governor of North Carolina to call
Convention of the People of this State"
SEC. l. Be it enacted by the General Assembly OF the
State of North Carolina and is hereby enacted by the
authority the same That volunteers who have ten
dered their services the Governor and left their
homes shall have the right to vote for delegate or no
delegates to onvention within their respective en-
campments precisely if they were still residing IN
their several countless and to that end the Captain or
in case the absence of the Captain the other ocer IN
command of the several Companies shall open polls In
their respective camps for election for delegates TO
the Convention, the 18th day of May, 1861, which
election shall be conducted in the same manner and
under the rules and regulations as elections Tor mem
of the House of Commons held and cOnducted the
Captains of the several companies exercising the same pow
er over the election camp the Shers have and exer
else at the precincts in their respective countles
Sec. 2. That the Captains OF the several companies
shall examine the scrolls and compare the vote held IN
their camps, and shall certify the result OF said vote
the Sheri of the several counties from which the
volunteers may come, and the Sherfs in all the counties
furnished volunteers shall compute the vote
of said volunteers certified to themselves aforesaid In de-
termnng the result Of said election and the Shers OF the
that have rendered volunteers who have left their
homes shall declare the result of said election or furnish
certificates any delegate elect until CLOCK
P M Thursday next succeeding the day OF election
Read three times and ratified in General Assembly, this
Wy w. T. DORTCH, s. H. C.
henry T. CLARK, S. s.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-16

"JUNALUsKE ZoUAvEs." Col. w. H. Thomas, Sen
ator from Jackson has at the service of the State one
of the most remarkable bodies of men in the country
1t is company OF 200 Cherokee Indians organized for
battle and styled the Junaluske Zouaves 1t appears
that Col Thomas who is the business agent of the Cher
okees lately called council of the Indians and explained
to them the condition of the country. The chiefs dis
cussed the matter, and said after consultation that al
though they did not understand the national difficulty,
they did know North Carolina and would stand by her.
They were ready for any position in her defence 1hs
is most remarkable Out of nation Of some 1900,
they muster 200 warriors for the defence of North Car
DINA The Cherokees are expert rifemen. They know
nothing OF military tactics, but show them their work
and then they have only to be told when to cease fight
ing. They fight in their own way and every man for
himself: The " Zouaves are ready at moments no
tice.-Ralsigh State Journal.