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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-03
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Arrival and Departure of the
M - z Is s.
TINE OF CLosTNe.

Tue time here st down j. adjusted 10 CoHaact
hours. On the River there IS variation according
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IRISH STEAMSHIP LINE.
Steam Between Ireland & America.
NEW YoRK. BOSTON, AND GALWAY.

The following new and magnificent hrst-ciass
paddie-wheel Steamships compost tie above line
ADRIATIc, b,sss tons burthen, Capt Maury.
formerly of the Collins Line)
HIsERNIAi 44O0 tons burthen, Capt. ~ Prowsa
coLUABIA' 4,4tO Capt r. Leitc1
ANGLIA, 4,4hO CAPT. Nicholson.
PACrFIc $500 Cant l. smith
PRIE0E ALBEIT, (Screw)
One Of the above ships will leave New York OK
Boston alternately every Tuesdiy fortnight. for
Galway, carrying the government mails, touching
at st. Johns, N F.
The steamers Of this line have been constructed
With the greatest care under tho super vision Of the
government have water-tiRht compart memts aud
are uneXccIied for comfort, safety, and speed d.
any steamers ati0at They are commanded By able
and experienced officers and very exsrt0n viii be
made TO promote the comfort of passengers
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
RATES or PASSAGE.
Ftrst-elass from New York or Boston to Cal
Second Class from New York or Boston Call
way or Liverpool SIC
First-class from New York Boston 20 ST.
Sonhs so
Yhird-class from New York OF Boston TO Cal
way or Liverpool, or any town in Ireland
a Railroad. ......------. $40
Third-class passengers literally supplied witE
provisions Of the best quality, cooked and served
by this servants of the Company.
RETURN TICKETS.
Parties wishing 10 send for their friends from the
old country can obtain tickets from any town Oh
railway station in Ireland, or fgom the principal
cities Of scotland and England ~ very low rates.
Passengers for New York arriving ~ Tie R1s.
ton Steamers, will be- forwarded to New York free
of charge
For passage or further information apply to
WIN. Id. WICkHAA,
AT the Office Of the Company, on the wharf foot
of Canal Street, New York.
ROWLAND & AsPINWALL, Agents.
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HsHdssas or oar CsffssRs COmpIGfa Of
debility aud languor of the system, arrangement
Oh the liver or stomach, want of appetite, &c. they
are frequently the result of too closs application,
and thousand other causes cannot here name;
but we would say to all afflicted, do as We have
get bottle or two of DR.. Hoohland's German
Bitters, prepared BY DIR. Jackson and orr word
tor it, you will be cured. We recommend this
medicine, knowing from experience that it is far
superior to the generality of patent Medicines
We would say to our readers, purchase none, unless
prepared by Dr. G. NJ. jackson, Philadelphia
Principal Office, as Arch Street, PhiIadeIplia.
Pa. Sold by druggists storekeepers in every
town and village in the United States, Capadss
West Indies, and South America, at rs cents per
bottle. See that the signature of c. NJ Jackson is
on the wrapper of each bottle. aue1 -2wd6w
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asHOEst sHOESfI SBOES!!!
- A general assortment Of Shoes Of ali kinds,
Just received aud Tor sale by
SCHAPKER& BUSSING,
juIyI2 No. AZ Main Street.
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New YORK, August 2.-Per Northern
Light, the Panama Star reports that an En-
glish vessel was overhauled and boarded on
the llth inst, by Southern privateer in
latitude $40 l8/ longitude 500 IO/.
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'2'-rssf OF commandments Detective
Police have arrested and imprisoned
T. one Andrews and his associates, whom they
caught in the act of making counterfeit of Ayre's
Cathartio Pills. Their detection was accomplish.
ed at tho instance of Messrs. j. C. Ayre Co, of
Lowell Mas, who have shown a eomlnendable
energy and promptitude in protecting the public
from imposition through spurious limitations Of
their invaluable Medicine
Dr. Ayre's sarsaparilla, Cherry PectoraI. and
fliis nave come to be staple necessities with the
community, and the imposition upon the sick Of
spurious worthless, if injurious fabrication. OF
them Is in fact the consummation Of villaipv.-
we hope the scoundreIs will get their due. and in
the keeping they now are. they are pretty sure Of
'ieS NaAette. aug1-JtdAw
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IS h"s bes'' CHrrenEEy Reportsd thaf
IN most OF the Western Cities the Town Bell tolls
every day at noon, for the inhabitants to gnln
do"r qulniue, as preventative of diseases cansad
" malaria OF the climate. OF course, taking oui
nlne Is contagious habit, and every new settler
supp ned with the poisonous drug, and instruct
Gu 20 .She it IN large quantities, if he would es
cape the Fever aud Agne- Every house has ~.
medicine chest flled with this daneer,ns stfF
as regular as the hour comes around. so repn,ar IA
they gulp it down, as though it was the richest
delicacy of the season. DR.. J. Hostettar. a Good
Samaritan, known by the dreadful effects of ami
Lime upon the human system, when taken with 40
much indiscretion, has pre- pared compound that
mas IN all cases in which has been tried proved
speedy cure for Fever and Ague, and ali other
diseases caused by indigestion
For sale by druggists and dealers generally az.
augI-Imw
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MISCELLANEOUS


New Tailoring Establishm't
The Subscriber hereby Informs bis friends ami fhe
public In general, hat lie has opened p neW Tailor
shop, over Bfickley's Patent Bread BsEerv,
First street, Main, Nherahe Is prepared ~ et
and make up all garments for Mems We4 witt
neatness and despatch.
B.-Particular attention p7id ~ CHtting- also
TO cutting and making up Boys Clothing.
Repairing done on reasonable terms.
app j. PHARE3.
WbGssOLUFEO.VsO ~ co IA GsS-
SHIP.
The eo-part nership heretofore sxistfn- betvseen
Giles MePheeters is this day dissolved bT mutual
consent. J. GILES
W. McPHEETERs
Hssnsvllle, July 1zth, 1861. juyl2
Crittenden Exchange.
MAIN SIRE
lBETWREN FOURTH AND FIFTH sTEEETs.l
T.. REDMOND PR0PRFErpH
FREE LUSOH.-Rememher that the Grittandsg
Exchange serves up Free Lunch, Soup, &C.. t. lie
patrons every day at 10 o'clock. mar16
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MISCELLANEOUS.

8 rSHAs.G& LIANT CHEAP EKHHTTf
y Coal tft 70 cts. per gallon. Star Candles.
iuIl weight, 2aeis. per %. Common stearins Can
augl H. 4 COOKS.
@E HUSH. FRESH CORN MEAL,
ausl IA COOKS
oOR EBs. T.zRLs BUTTER,
SSOO at15cts. per h., at
OSO DOzBJvF RBsH RGGs,
&IO at cts. per doz at ~
augl n. A. COOKS.
@NLE.ER SINE B.aCOJN.
y l'5OO lbs. Clear Sides at 10 cts. per ID, At
augl Fl. A. COOKS
NrG4-grU.4 Sled sHOULDRRs.
X 800 lbs Extra Sugar Cured Canvased Shout.
DS aug II safe . II oooK.s
At0E "" CODFKsH
~ l box new Goldfish, extra choice, for sale at
augl a. A. COOKS.
ENRRSH SMOKED ERRREJN-R.
II IS boxes extra No. 1 smoked Herring inst
received at
augl IA. COOKS
.HM.4CKRRRL.
GEA 50 whole and half barrels and kitts, for
sale by s. f.. GILBERT & CO..
q Juiyzf No. Sycamore Street.
E0OU.V 81 CHFCK1ssN-S,
at from 81 10 to 81 20 per dozen, at
YTCKERY BROS,
Jul8"u NO. 81 MAIN street.
- LBS. SU.u.HBB C.s.N-DKRs,
& good article, for 25 cts. per III,
VIOKERY BROS,
july30 No. 50 Main Street.
n K.N0Jv-sg LE.WO.N"sg
IL 10 beg extra French Lemons for sale cheap at
3uly19 II. A. COOKS.
ESyXCELsAOB 8 Plata Cared HsR.MR.
FL 1000 Tbs. Excelsior Sugar cured Ham,
800 sc Plain cured extra choice, received /
per Raiiroa 3. {
inIel3 u 4 rnnrsa
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uNION PAPER sT0pR

y MUM FAFEh SIOkE.
John Burke has removed his store from No. 3
Main street to Locust, between First and Second
where he keeps constant supply eff all kinds and
patterns of Parlor and Drawing Room Paper and
offers them cheap for cash. He is also prepar ed to
do all work with neatness and care. Gall aud ex-
anime before buying elsewhere.
mayl-3m JOHN BURKE
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EEO HFFk tim ~.
W 100 barrels. in fine order. for sale by
s. i. GfLBEET 4 CO.,
july2T No. Sycamore Street.
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SENATE.-The bill relating to the revenue
service was taken up. Il provides that the
Secretary of the Navy may charter or pur-
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From WNshisston.
a Brilliant Federal Victory.

Warrington, OCT IL Lieut.. Cen. Ec,lt TO-
''y rc'iv'd The f flowing spatcb, dated
RcMNrr, NIRGI,rA, Oct. 20, I'm
In o.cdi,r-e 10 yorr order. moved on hi,
pace at u O'Clock last night, attacked the cue
ny az o'ci ok this afternoon, and drove ia
10 end rf'cr hr liant action ~.
A.urs completely iouJsa .. 49,. .'''''. VI '"o
cannon ard much Of tbon mp sql' page, AMI
Hn"y p''on"ts Our Ioss Is Uu. s',nius, VuI
csrno' say to what extent.
Brig. Gen. B. +. EKLLY, Comm lnding.
Negr Crssk. Va. oct. H.-Ganoral Kelly
marched from this p1in' on Friday night, and
STACKED Romney yesterday Al ornoon, routing
the enemy, capturing many prisoners, three
pieces a cannOn, and all their wagons and camp
,quippsge. The rooels retrca'od tcwIrds Win
ches.ur. Our loss Is iritling. That Il the ons-
nv has not been asCartIincd.
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The Pacific Telegraph.
CorgrHtElHtsry Oh patches.

Wellington, Oct 27.-Siince Friday, when
mo Pacific ard Atlantic telegraph was opened,
the President has received a number Of dis
patches over that line.
Gov. Downey, Of CaliIOrnis, expresses In the
name Of the people Of that state, their congra-
rulations at the completion of tho notle enter
prise that places them in immediate communi.
cation with the capital and with their fellow
citizens in the east. May the golden links of
the Con titutOn ever unto US a happy and free
people.
The President and Secretary Of the California
Pioneers, the Oldest organization on tho Pacific
coast, send greetings to the President of the
United States, as a society loyal and as state
loyal, they pray God TO save one and indiviIibl,
our glorious Union. ........
Lsland Stanford sends hom Sacramento III,
foll0Hipg, ...
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Battle in Missouri.
TIE FEDERAL TROOPS r1CToRI0CS.

81. louis, Oct q The following dppltch
was received here This even ugi
HEApauAETERs IN ruE FiELp. SPNEC
nANASsvILLE Mo, OFT 26'~. !
Capt MCKEEvER, Assistant Adult ant General
Yesterday afternoon, Major Seagoync, at the
read Of my guari, made most brilliant charge
upon body Of the euomy thrown up 10 line OF
battle and their camp at Sprinr Id 2oO0 or
POO strong. lie completely rou'ei them, clear.
them ffom the town, hoistod ths national flag on
the court house and retired upoI a reiaforcs
ment, which he has already joined. Our
loss is not great.
This successful charge against sueh very
large odds is a noble example to the army. Our
advsnce will cccOpy Springfield tonight.
(sisIed) j, G. Fremont,
Major Gen. C,mmdg.
General Fremorts body gu'rj numbers $50.
VINO MAJOR PRANK WHITE ~.
Major Frank White who recapturei Lexiag-
ington, lately, at the cad Of $50 men and re-.
leased our sick AM wounded soldiers after driv-
lag out some 800 rebels, Is the sou Of aproInin-
ent New York lawyer.
THE BArTLE or FGRDERICKsrowN.
Tho fifty prisoners taken at the battle Of
Trrdcrirl,s own have been put 10 wolk in the
rrepches at Cape Girardeau. The accounts Of
As jor Scofsld, who commanded the batteries
~ tho action show this victory was most com.
rlule Of any yet achieved by our army during
no var. JET. Thompson escaped on foot at, er
having his horse killed from under HIM Ihe
reyal force was shout 5000, while ours was oAiy
1 900.
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dRxkr Foor RASw "A evus, Zoe, y... "A
tancs twelve mileS tosk placs n DubIln, b.
lsnt, Oct I, The eonpstitors baing the Horti
American Indian, Desrfbot, Mills, 81 Londsn
snd Lsystt, Of Dublin. Lsvett vas allows
ttres niautss' start but he gave up Tia ooa,ss
vhsn ssven miles bad bsen accomplh4kl A
the cod ofths tenth mile, Mills, Who was cio.s
on ~ cpponsntt heels, fill from exhaustion.
~ Ne Indian completed The distases slspa.
A DIsSusvuHRD AUDIENCE AT A Revival
hs-F1Ho--A nss'ing was held IN ths sp.n
ar, ne.r the Suspension-brid st Crathis.
oeouaod. on Sunday, Oct eta, At which al.
dioss -erc delivered By the Rev. Me..r, Irs.
lsnd, 81 Strns, All Cohlr.n, Of Br.en.r' m.
abundance was large. nxd Russou ~. I.,i
a Dslhcusie, Lord Stanley, q Aldsrlsy. o.cs'
raj Gty, and sthsrs from BsimsrI O~si,
vers rcssst
TsH SArsss, en- champion Of Bogilnd. IL
going 10 Pats, 70 ss,onish the Pisoc' msu wits
a ssriss Of spaIring exhibitions. Londor p,p,r
express the opinion that Hsensn will 20 70
England next year. TO eight Kfag.
Tvs WARpHouss Of Schconmakw and Joho.
ssn, 81 Co ymsns, Albany, IVES entered ssrly
IN Sunday merning BY burglars, who bias ?
he safe and sbstr.e;ed OIL 800 IN money sni >
iunbr a cheeks sudorscd by tho drm, react.
ns an aggregate ct 90, 80 Ths bur slar.sst
, beat, In uhsch they crossed tho river, tud
q supp ed took the FIRST train icr Nav York.
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Important froIs Missouri.

Iilot hnDb, 40 OCT. 20 Col. Piumner has
returned with hi, command to Cape Grardetu.
ca. CTlin now occupied Ffedercktown with a
rariment If infantry, a squadron OF ctv,lry
and two pieces ot artillery Thompson and his
rebcl baud were pursued twcnty-tvO mlsa be-
y,rd Frederick own on the Greenyue read,
when tho ohs-r was abandoned. TIE rebsl, are
probably now At Grseuville, bit thoy arc COM
,ctoly dsmorslised, aud will doubtless continue
iholr 70 Teat. The detachment sent out /, harry
'he dead afier tho battle, reported near 200 e
he I-bc's killed and left or the field. Our loss
WIS 6 billed and Sh.ut 10 woundo', one NOR
talw
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~ san Francisco, Cal oct 25.-Sailed on the
ElSt iust., s'"tmer OrizSba .or PAna ma, having
on ooard million dollars in treasure, of which
lO,k. W. 4'0"
be rarfst last wok was rather huovan,
win an improved busiaess from first osnds.
C"ptsins higy' and Green, OF The II 4.
NsV'' "S-S'nator Gwin ann Calhoun Ben,am
lsii s'rs~hu quiely IN tho Orizsrl. Ih.ir
mare ave Withheld from publication / tho pas
sanger hat ~
ton' hundred srd fr'y REGULAR troop, and
lnoOO ~ cd of arms have boon forsarded by
tho Oiizsba ~
't"amer Suro'a. fiom Psn.mA.
Jailed today shin Winged Raonr for Liver-
rool, With valuable cargo of whea, and slve,
ore. D. sing down the irbor ,he run ON
TIE "Alist"r' and knocked a hole in her hot.
ON maxim" refurn necessary. She has seven
,"~' Il" "a'-t in hor hold and her cargo is bad.
ly dan at'd.
Commercial.
TIE nmktt is h'plthy. Butter sells NJ s5c
r'n-i -J'., ani whskcy So lie.
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Gag.
The regular soldiers behaved nobly, and great
credit Il due TO CApts. Robsrtson and Hid, and
Leuts. Ssely and Taylor, for the admirable
coolne.a thsy displayed In man@uvring their
p-etivs snmnsrds. The camp Of the sixth
cot was simos. totally destroyed, oficsrs
,aHsirg svsrytbiug.
,s,,s,,y. WORK FoB 4 SICK MAN.
s.rouSly m AZ fss = nsrvw escsps from
bav ug been assisted me- 10 hIs bed dan
was on the poin. of lesvinf the attack srd
TIE r,bels charged up 70 the i6y his s'rv ms
serysnfs vas instantly killci apdets .hsn
en prnoner ! me major leve'lcd his11 ~ hs
and shot one Of the -sb.ls tbr,r,.,h ,hyoV~
shd then PASSING quickly out If the hou.a' esi,
"eueu N mounting his horse and rode ,afss.
siOuSh ths storm Of bullsis sb1v,r rad M
non ,y the disappoiotod enemy, to whom 6sld
othcer would have been q great prize.
rHB REBEL LOSS
me resls lost, by their own ststement a5o
Au'eo' wounded and missing. We took as
r.. sefs' melaoins doctOrs, who were 70
-. The following arc the names of som. NJ N.
6 a known TO be killed .-Dannis GanIv
,p,ct MeGtal, .. ID Croftb, Of Company X
-. p'S Gi,, II Parsons, ct Company II Pa.
'"h 'ihen ard j. Csvely taken prisoners
'N'hAor FROM LITTER, DATED FoAr PICK
ms, ocroBSR 9ru, 1861.
Jhs enemy csmo down upon our erc,un.
" ~ 'hout 3o'clHrk, A. NJ l, 500 strong. Wa
ned IN camp 2l3 u.usksts, ali ted. Though
ID were ~ mucn stranger, va best them or.
There arc fia.s 1T rlcr pas ing TO and for
th- eremy. We hsve % prisoners, ard thew
have ONLY \. Among tIoA- fallen on our mi.
we're Major VtdgeS ana Water M,Cu,ch.on
, ~, ia clerk in the Mechanics BANK Of New
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THE nArrLE or FHEDERrcKsrowS


Washington, oct. 26.-Ths steamer Reliance
came up from the ilOtilla last nigh bringing
up CAPT. Fox, Assistant Secretary of he Navy,
NJ j AZ one o'clock she left the Navy Y .rd 10
reJUin the ilOulla.
IL Is reputed that the ice boat which has a
lice battery of four guns, and another s'ea NOR
run up psst the Matthias Point battery II tho
night, and that they arc now between tho rabsl
steamer Page and Acquia Creek with tho Y an
kee and ResOlute ly Ing at Stump Neck, oppjsi o
Cockpit Point, and the her steamers bolow
Eysnsport. The Page Is in Iathor a critical
situation. She was lying near the captured
schooner Fairfax yesterday evening" all was
suppcsed 10 he aground.
Two tChtoners bound up with stores ran tho
Jlccksde the night befOIe las. without receiving
shot.
THE HABBAB CORPUS MATTER.
In the Circuit Court, this morning, the Judges
aakcd the clerk If there had been any return to
he writ issued against General Potter, the
piuyos, II rshal.
The clrrl. answered, There was none"
District Attorney Darlington, in behalf of
| Deputy Marshal Pm Hips, presented a paper
| with en- ailidayit Of Mr.. Phillip statirg tina,
the rulo had not teen served beciu,e he bad
teen ordered by the President not to sTve II,
and because the privilege Of the nit Of habedS
CONN.,, had been .usIended, for tho present, by
Tho order Of tho President in regard to soldiers in
the army OF the UaitCd SAFES, within the
| District Of Columbia.
| Mr.. Darlington Offered to submit an argu-
mtnt TO the Court In behalf # Marshal Phillips,
but the Court announced that it did not propose
| TO take any steps against lin.
As the return presented a grave question thu
Court desired to hold it under advisement, ant
an adjournment was made until Monaay morn
ing next.
| DIPLOMATIC EXCUSES.
While Lord Lyons was prevented by an acci
dental circumstance from receiving the invita
ton TO attend the funeral Of Col. Bal or In tim
to avail himself Of it. the French Minister slmi
lsIlY excused himself 70 tho Secretary of StAt'
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Anon we'll On Fire.

The explosion Of an oil we'll In VenAnso
Co., Pa, eausSd . magnificent pyrotschnic
display lately, but At o sTpOnAs Of fOur men
who were tarribly burned. The well WAS
situatsd near the town Of CornplAntsr. Tho
nan, while boring. suddenly struck oil At
a de pth Of shout four hundred feet, and he
fore thsy could withdraw the drill. OF sI'
tinRuIlh tho fires under the boiler Of steam
engine used To work the boring apparatus,
an innssSs jet OF oil and gas, mingled,
sprAng into the air. The gas WAS forced In
a lateral direction, FAR enough TO oOmmuni-
cate with the flames in tho fsrnaoe, and an
az plcsion # terrific vshsmSnos took place
A perfect sheet Of fame for . moment ever
spread the earth for Soms distance around, sud
then tho ascending column d oil took IRE
The spectacle was inosnosiVably grand Aad
imposing, particularly alter Right fall. The
toTos Of the jst WAA such ~ 70 send the oil To q
Insight Il emo hundred and hfly foot. II VA
I literally fountain II Hre.
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FIN A N c l A L, 30.
NEW YORK, Monday, oc,. %.


There was more doing in stocks this m 'rnins'
md prices were higher. daVsnmenS ara ssps
tally hrn, though the business was no. lArgs.
Tie week oIenod With quiet money mThe',
w,,h an sbondant supply tie demand Is fair with
OF var s.ion in rates.
We understsud trat Ito banks Lave been called
ppo,, o. itt in,ts'nent u ten par cent. 8J oOO,'
ron upon tlcir second subscription TO tho govern
meat l-ar, Iaysble tomorrow.
THO receipts FOR Treasury nosns NJ tho oheo o.
,e US Assistant Treasurer on Saturday were
i8jT,'CT. A repayment is being make to TIE banks
- 1860 900 tnls morning account Of 'he private
subscriptions. A god business CONTINUES TO be
ne in tho Treasury ofice and the private Assnce'
inn AElng sales We understand that MsssrS. Liver
more, Clsw aHd Mason have disposed Of $1,000 900
,nco ,he appointment OF Mr.. Lvermore AS AZ
negt
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Today California Il hat . seconds di,tanc,
from the national capital Her patriotism viii
electric current throbs responsive 10 that Of her
sister siatea, and holds civil liberty and union
above all price.
The Grand Division Of the Sons Of Tempsr-
anoe send the following.
To the President Of the United States
Greeting, Liberty, Union, Temperance, one
and irseparahle, forever.
BY oder.
(SigneJ) JouS wApu,
p. q. w. r.
The Mayor Of Stockton transmits as follow,
Stockton sends creating 10 your Excellencv.
with the assurance that she 4, true 10 the Con.
stiu'ion and the Union and for III, Thorough
crushing out Of rebellion.
Gov. Nye, in behalf Of the Territory Of Nevs-
ds, dated Carson City says,
esApuntsiu hound, Nevada avsils hcrso. oe tho
lightning T8rtunity to send upon the wisk "a
her flat at achmsiiNtt OF n9ms, ASSURANCE =
onr fathers, and her earnest ss.oa,h;a. III
ihose Who arc ttrivipg to maintsin II.
The following Is dated from the capitol of Car
son City, Nevada Territory, through hOr first
legislative assembly:
Iothe President and People Of the u. sta,es,
-,in efings-Nsyada kr ths Union, ever true
and loyal. Ire last born Of the nation will ia
the last TO desert the flag. Our aid TO thu ex
rebellion. " S'u'"
(signed) J. L. VAN BANxrxs,
prga
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-11-02

Lexington, ny, OCT rs information from
Camp VI nd Ca says, that Zollicoffsr has rs-
treated Loyond Loudon. and is supposed 70 10
falling back 20 Cumberland.
Forty. tn &c mounted robel', armed with Unit
I'd Statos muskets, reVolycrs and bowie knives,
COME sedly bound for the Iebil army, wsre sur
rounl al ~ I taken prieoners by2i Hone Guards
under Capt. Craddock and Mtjlr Bu kner, also
four o,h,r men and AZ hcrSos. The former wore
aiding cavalry men 10 escape.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-11-02
Hrnm Eor1rcn- NIonrrn.

Forirsn Monroe, Ott2j, ria baltimore, Oct.
26.-1bo Cambridge is in from tho blockade OF
Beaufort, aud reports that the Albatross lost NO
men, drowned, in a irultless attsmp. to land u
Tow men south Of Beaufort.
BdlImors, oct. ~ The British briI Ariel,
with cargo OF gtlt. which was captured while
cnloavorirg 10 run the blockade a. Hatte:ai In
lot, had arrived at Old Point
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-11-02
The Wonder of the Age !
sns Francisco ahd New Yosk Uaasect.s
Lightning

Tho following message received y,s.snj,,
ait1rre0n tells 1t, own st,ry.
San FRANc.soo, Oct 25.h.
The hoyor II Moo York.
San Francisco to New York send, yes io,,
AID congrstula'es her on tho complet On Of n e
"n'erprise which connects tho Paciii, - ith ia.
A'ldue. MAY the picsperty OF 1ota c,tie. h.
in"ei%d thtf'y sua the pr jec'orsc Of hi. in
Por ait work moot viya horror AMI Toward.
H. T THScHruAcuKe,
Mayor san Farci,c,