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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-25

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
oephallc Pills accomplish the object for which the
were made viz. Cure or headache in all ts forms.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-25

pruis From The Gazetts, DAvenportH InwA.gas .'ssl
Mr. spaldns would not connect hia nanny siiA IN sr-
tIes he did not knop q p9sses real merit. NJ ), :.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-02
BY THE pr asIDENr.
A P6OCLARAzION.

WHEREAS |, hath pleas Almighty God, the Sover
ign sposer OF events protect ard dtf.nd the Con
ederate SAFES bithero 10 ther coLdct with their
mies and to be unto them a shield:
Al whereas, with graceful thanks recognz, He
band and n, knowledge that unto but uato hi
-opgeIh the victory and in humtl, dependence upor
Hs Almighty strength, ard trusting In the asto 81 Of
our cause We appeal Him, that O. may at naug
efFrts OF our enemies, aud put them 10 confusion
and shsme:
Nov, therefore, l. JEFFERSON DAVIS President o.
the Conf derate Sa e. IN view OF the impending con
act DO hereby st apart FRIDAY, the is day o
November, as DAY OF fast humiliation and prayer
md d. hereby iiv.te the Reverend Clergy and III,
pc of the COME Stairs to pair that cay to
her u.u pieces Of puzzle NO snip, aud TO impoe Cd,
b ssiDg Of Almighty God upon arms, that BE MAJ
give "a victory over our enemies preserve home.
ADD affairs from pollution, and secure to us the restora
inn a. pace aud harmony.
t~l Given under my hand a. d the Sal Of th'
! SAL Confederate States, at edmond, this 2nC
t---- day Of October, A. D. 1851.
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
By the President.
Il n. T. HUSrER,
Secret nv OF Safe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-02
From the Memphis Appeal Of tie g0.a Oct.
MOVEMENTS OF GEN NJ JEFF THOMPSON

MOVEMENT Is VI GEN JEFF InOhFSON
We have seen private letter from Gen. Thompson, to
gentleman in tts w. dst'd the 2Si In which he states
taas eyery DAY of tie previous weeks hal had its adj
ventures history Auoing 10 the a.ir OF the 2lst
ho says: I'VE bad very pretty little hgh! on Monday,
which will he msgbifad into hat /, allowed II 10
grail The men aud try their pluck il an open field, ano
an u 70 than pleased with their performance"
After the fsht The infantry encimped at Indian Ford
and Bloomfield tn cavalry we're moved 10 new 10
Of abur under Gen. Thomp'on's personal command. o.
course any statement made to their destination would
be il jldciOus
Gu T. cor sidrrs bis little canpagn one CT complete
lccess al hough in ounce unavoidable O.
dents all vas not accomp sn, that originally IN
,emplAitd Toe Big RJer bridge was burned thus
cutting Of co municatlon By rail betSecn two impor.
ran positions held by the enemy, Cape Gra'dssu md
Pilot Knob. Tie cavalry Performed march OF two
huudied and seventy i've miles within tn ten days, ano
The infantry undred and eighty lssanc'
dented in the history OF the movements Of al
mics Tnis energy siONs what can be accoWpls ed BY
dshiDg for privileges they dsteImiI Led to s..
cure.
TIE enemy had become alIrred at the rand move.
men OF n. rs command and brought GU 2 900 m l.
rWtelm him 'errns 10 the 6ght, be say: - -
them with tS,lve hundr men and ,sf eS fighting
hem two hours retired in good order We amousheo
hem al turn OF the road coruf l. ana hicSet,
and are here (t Greenvile, No with moro man thai
started with, and the whole force Ia thousand
cent bstter spiris than when the campaign COM
mepced."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-02
Ths NAVY,

The Norfolk Day Book copies, without fully concur-
ring in al article from the Whining on Journal amin.
adyerlipg upon the character Of our Naval ocers, as
shown FRS, by the TACT that maiy more Of Them, In
proper ion to numbers OF Southern BIRTH cling to the
old Service, and second, by the factGfit be fact IS
the Journal aleges) that even the few honorable sx
cep,ous to the general LlncOn'm Of the Navy have not
been abb, to escape The fatal aence of its peculiar dis
ciplioe aud character" That the Officers Of the Navy
az SEQ what further is said Of them continue our
quotation from the Journal:
Used to big frigatss fancy warseamer sll the para.
phernaa of The U. s. service, they are NOT neal
thing the men TO do ADD dsre In the class OF vessels
which at present the Confederacy alone command
Their Big MOTORS do not comport with The actually e.
istns siate of things Not being ablst do things on
the scale they would prefer to them done, as
era thing they do nothing at ali and prevent Others from
doing anything. We could not send out cts but even
here Ia Wilmington We have vessels that niget nave
done something tqiay glorious with the feat Performed
by the little tq1ac ron under Hoins at New Orleans
But less you MOI Gentlemen who have figured on The
ousrerdccks Of crack gates know better than TO low
thsmsts, 70 IN Uoss Ben the Arctic, or others
that =, might PANE We were BIZ ckadad here FOR we Ks
by msers be little chicken coop OF thing called tho
Daylight. that good had Dutch cheese would have
SAINT ie the bottom, and which ought 10 hAve bsen
brought In here and made into movable fsh'rsp.-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-02

had at any MISUNDERSTANDING until the movement Of
nks slsl nave made an advance practicable. Tnelst
ter u now crossing the Poomac win large o'cs Of ex
ellen; troop hesv y iucr, ased of a'e, according re-
port There IL hardly DOUBT that ne viii 10 ample
strength to carry all before him, and then probably tns
army will raise the cry, which, u'til t Is neaiu
e ere should be suppressed everywhere eise-"o1 70
Richmond ~ Boston AdUsrti,sr Oh "a
The Obi ct Of the movem u; rossins the r,ve') o.
Gn s,oSe was TO secure the comnaud Of the Virslns
shore that his division and tn Of Gen Banks oooi o.
safely transferred to the soil OF Virginia washington
Y,serd,y on learning that large force OF the enemy
were approaching and had srved at two points ao've
and be ow aud in ths imnedate vicinity OF the FRY It
We ig,d advisable TO wtbdra~ the portion OF opr
troops from ih yrgipiI shore, both at wa-ns Ferry
a. aarr sous | lano -AssoeiGiod Press, Oct. "a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-02

But our 'arcy frgafe, or crack soopof-var ofncer0
woi Id have nothing TO do with small things
Merit ard not cid navy rank ought to be the passport
po lion in infant marine. We want men that II
they ca will walk and If they catt walk will crawl
We can't nd srvice suit the as iious larter deck
gentleman who honor service by consenung to take
rank aud piy upder the Confederate Government Good
coast pios bold and daring sailors like Tom Lockwood
Of the pvateer Gordon "a Smithvie man, or tee com
mander Of the JEFF Davis others tina, might
name are the kind of that want OF your pipe
clay men. who belong in idea though not In politics. 10
the old u s. N.
To this the Day BNk adds
We don't believe Linoo ns et OF over one hundred
sail Of vessels could have laid hudded up together
three or four dark nights in small space in Hampton
Road- Just In the wake Of the tide, If there had been
will that they should be destroyed. With lots Of old
scows, fats lghter 81, all about our rivers and with
TAR pitch aud lurpenine and oher cImbustibe matters
In profusion we can's help lieving that fire raft
could have been do among them that would have
destroyed at least one-halt oil them.
We have been accustomed to believe that our naval
officers were body, certainly not inferior In gallan'
try 10 any class of gentlemen in the world Nor have
we suspected them Of any want of energy, enerpI, or
capacity 50 happens however, whether from default
Of thers or I'M fcisncy in the Department. this arm Of
The service has not contributed It's proportionate share
TO the general defence. Abundant time has passed since
the formation Of the Government TO have created q
Navy, whose power might have been felt all along
our coast. We know what may be said OF the
Disadvantages under which the Department has Ia.
bored, but We know that really great men find
means always Of overcoming Difficult les, they cannot
literally execute the proud boast oil the Btish Premier,
Who trimpled impossbilities" We would very re-
p,cfuly suggest the Secretary of tn, Navy whose
modest, keep him In the ba kgrouud that if be would
bring his Department little more to the front, IL would
very much improve The picture.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-02
GEN W. wlLKss's RESIGNATION.


In his reply to GsaI Walker, the Secretary Of War is
evidently lsboring uader more than one halluclealn
In the first place. be BE- the victim Of faIcy
thai, by some miraculous means other, be ha. b .,
created special trbunsl to sdjadcate quesrions of
taste. Accordingly, be proceeds to prouou s,l nm
decision upon the proprety Ct the language ia which 1t
happens suit the humor Of the General TO cue his
resignation. Secondly forgetting tia. !. is Secretary
Of War be H. his .everes to revert 10 the channel
along which the h,b'tusl oogi atoms Of lie ins
have beaten, and Had him acting boldly under ite
the conceit tha. IL Is Al sisos,e he H. and criminal
the President is-tha. Mr. D,yi, is his client, on bis r,
ard must be defended. Hsuridical pretensians would
vanish before writ Of quo raranto - id,lly o. Is
said ghosts vanish when the cocks crow; but as paS,
opinion Ia court Of appellate aris fiction, bsforexici
can reverse tho errors the Secretary may comm;
will admit he s q court for the sake %. proving fs
I, court that ough. not to pretend ito know krs,'
nor 10 think she DO" Th.u shall srenp to slew
that where be has shaken on bic judicial deuor and
turus 70 bic eli profession Of defending crimus, 10
fills sgnay and meutsb.y to establish thu iruceros
Of bis client Ia the nrst plice then, General ksrs
re.snstou bad to be presented Ia wri g; II scs'psd
Il had necessarily to b, recorded and fled with tis arr
chives ofths 0,nfsdsrAss Safes aud occaras s' uu'
fortunately dill at eri;iesl lime Ia cur coansys
hztory. jusass TO his o~n fair fame De-
naudsd that . Ilda, blunt statement Of shs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-02
ELECTORAL TICKET FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE
PRESIDENT.
For the State at Largt

For the STATE at Large.
JOHN R. EDyUNDs, H4lifsI.
ALLEN T. CAPERToN, Monroe.
|. JOSEPH CHRI TIAN, Of Middlesex
2. CINCINNATUs W. NEWTON, Of Norfolk City
sR T. DANIEL of R ohmond City.
WIN F THOMPSON of Dinwiddis
g. WOOD BoULDIN, of Charlotte.
g. WIN L. GOGGIN, of Bedford.
7B F RANDOLPH, Of AlbemaIle.
s. JAS W. WALKER, Of Madison.
9. ASA ROGERS of LoudOun.
10. sANL. @. WILLIAMS, of Shenandoah.
IL. s. MCDOWELL REID, Of Rcckbidgs.
10. BENRY A. EDsUNDSoN, OF Roanoke.
IS JAS. ". sHEFFEY, OF snythe.
"a HENRY FISHER of Macon.
is. JOSEPH JOHN 'ON, Of Harrison.
10 E. H. FI1ZHUGH. Of Ohio.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-02

climate, character and material interests and no. out Of
ambition or desire Of dominion"
Such language this from j'urnal holding the po-
soa Of the R,visw, GIN have other q ct, and has
no other OH c. than to prepare the mnds Of the p'o
pie for tina. action which i, foreseen
inevitable Il IL true that It only hints at recognition
of the Confederate States s de faeto Government but
that apprehsnd, would be only prem nary step, 20
make distinctly sppcabl, the law of nations IN
der which the right to disregard an illegal and ineffective
blockade might be claimed and enforced IL will no be
long before We understand more fully why Seward sent
bis alarm circular to the Governors Of the seabod and
Lake States.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-02
CcNF. DEtSTT4 sr y,.c.I OF tn.:'s \,

,-,tNR, nERNrse sgaE OF
US :. DI-Tr 7 ~ VIRGihI 5-wi erea a libel
has been ts4 III, List let Tout tf the Confederate. - tes
uac. tn let Of VIZ, nia, the 9th day Of
Oct be 1sG by CA,t ChatVd, com nis,i uel once OF u
Cnf.derat Eta es Navy, and sncwisn An rev and
an iindsly alvr o nrnsslno~d oni = TIE Ctnfrer
IL al army 18th Poonae eha, 90 Sl Of the Cooled
erAt, sta es OF h-mse their ohe=rs her er.E
cornm.n AZ ms TIA lied Wig ma Was ing
sr Aop Il I'd ni,ur ard IE, and pr'yi gprocst
agan tsd an crg sod hsi the sad sch ner NJ
appsrei and furniture may be coudem cd -
forfeit AID he 10 be sbuted b. Law d s;ted ard pro
yded
SOW the forsr pu OF the mention Ind the seal Of
tNs al Oau-t directed and delivered, 10 hsrefy gv
10 notice % AL persons cATg the sac schooner her tackle
sp,r md rure md In uAnner Interested
t9srsl, b. snd before he said Ds let Court
be nsd An the city h and In for rast Di 1t o.
NgA on he 18Th day q Move nber next At IL ,l'ck
Then ID hr. inerposr their aim and TO make heir aega.
ia, n N behal prov the al n be day 81 ju stc
tIon tthssWIe on cay Of iurdletiOn rsaner
y. W. BAs ID. n for
moss J"o.s. WY,
Ma-rta O. g A and Eastern Va District
p II LrLHrr hi til Att'y and Proetr - u Giants
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-02
DIED..

In n. city Of 1lchusnd, NV LIT IL RTt LrNN, Con
pay G, Ca Ccksr, BAldtgs Vh Regiment suia Car ln'
vi .teers =,
ais as oelae, IL n aud friends requested to attend
fro The resivrss Of george T. frAke, on An tue
IN aiurdAy)H 4 .eCe., .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-02

home m.nufaours, and both IN design Ard d'corsion
superior to ,boss built at the Mort. o. tie from, ar
and Sides Is p,n,sd the Of the streets through
Which Is TO run Ia the Interior the panel water coos
are f,slv extcu'sd Tho car Is Of the largest 81
Crowe schwaz 4 Co Oircu, street. are the manufsc-
The blockade thus con iuues demonstrate that
mechanics are competent to task assigned ITEM
O.her cars will soon be complets +"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-02
~ .ossTlTUgiop-sq.Ts sisHgs,
aIC MOND VI Rl0
sArURDAy MORNING, nov. .. 1851.
To C0RRRspoNpENTs.

10 Wig" ,,,,.,
Articles torien boa sides oIae paper uH not Be pro!i
g. TAs q rule Of kH2 stdHding, oph 10 Be kno'on % az
nd piu IN be dspdrts Prom, Obituary notices srcssd
20 sl0ht Haes are charged Jor as advertisements
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-02

The sutoi1ed Card of COL Baldwin was prepared for
publication in The S:aunton Spe.dt but In copseqsnc
of failure Of the mails did not reach Stanton in time
for the last issue Of that paper As the Spectator Is
weekly p,per 1t has been thought advisable publish Il
10 the Wig 90 that 1t may reach the people at the
ear6s. day:
TO TIE PEOPLE OF AUGUSTA COUNTY.
ALLuoHAsr SUMMIT,
Oct. 20 b. 1851.
Finding that the duties Of my Office as Colonel of the
52od Virgins Regiment will interfere with ny, attend.
ance upon the State Convention, have felt Il to be
proper to rsgn my place 10 that body. Thick you viii
approve Of my having accepted . command which vas
t,ndered TO me without the least agency on my part
and am sure you will prefer that havirg undertaken
such trust shall share with your soils aud brothers
whatever winters campaign in these mountains may
have in store for them.
For my regiment, imposed wholly Of the sons An.
gusta and R,ckbridgs, / bespeak not oily your nd
Wishes bu. your active and efficient help In preparation
against the coming Of winter and for their .m
lie, left home the kind and vatchfa guardianship 10
which, ps0I,, and as individuals, you solemrly
pledged.
10 giving up hu,t conferred upon me under crcum
sarc,s Of peculiar honor must be allowed to eIpre.
my heartfelt gratitude for the generous confidence with
which you have sustained me In what believe to b.
the path Of duty.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
JOHN B. BALDWIN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-02

OONPEpRRAT So Tss ~ AaEaiC
II EIsTERN srGI o. VI 'GISIA, s s-~he.eas,a hb
has 60 ed District Of the Con er re States o.
1msricA 'rtae EGtegn District Of Virginia the 26th dav
O tober 1861 BE- (Ap.tln CAtard Ehi D. ofhcer
u y . .srst Ct. rGvy ana Cart snowden drew
and Cap inds " Wske, Comm s ned CBe OF he
n craze States Amy the Po'on behSt, veil III
stGes OF hemelvs their on ers and me
com ands against he SLIP Gale he iarax New fok
he c L. furniture mo prsyi ees'
hp and eArgn, and hattie Id ship ber atke sp
bitue and cargo, may be elnde nd Yer sttd
Ana .od 10 be dhrbrts nv directed a. pr, vi led:
Nov teefe in pubuAnes OF tn nloa rnder the seal o.
N said Co ~ 70 me de tel ALL erei do rely give
public 10 ice 20 n aiming the sad III her Tackle sp
par.I aud "a engl in Ang MAMIE Interested The
Ia n they before The sld Dl tict Coor 10 be
Drhs ,iy Rehm -. In or the Eaten Dstr C ~
vrria IN the 18Th csYff n y uber next At IL "erk
the snd ther-t their 'l.s, b. mlks their a,ga-
tbs II hc behl vdled the - esNahe adv Of rsdic
RW Bars, VI for
no9-st sofw!'Y,.
Marshal o g A. snd Easten Va isniet
Pr Ar,rrr p District Atty Proctor TO- IN ! ma
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-02
mAHAIEn.

On tbs sth netb.r Ats Puts Church. In ihs city Of Feh
mon, by III A,v Aiuneg.t de, III ALlek ugh
Of ire ALtd 70 IT, $50 Geoig IOWA. D. 70 me'y
lab ma 10 Dr. ALG .RSos s. AkNErr, Il he oJafs O. ate
5taisI Nav.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-02
RAKMx ". LEEss enia

rPeen ne cites Of chmo'd an W liah'
bura d tn s1irts TIA hen g. Charles oit', JAne
~ New K-n York yAr~k ana II Eibvth City, the l.
. o nj. IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-02

averaye TIE 6rst attempt to WIS foed slthou-h
the bS.s vas aksn mle up Luckily, the threat
End attack trrled Gu. 20 Ne a tase ala m
Toe loss il ki-d vouud ard nissi < vas es'ima'ed
this 20 ,ruips Sh,n General deyi,lan II, AT six hun
d AID tv,uvy-fye men, of whom ssventy-,ine are
tsolat to have been killed ard hundred and tSen
SouIled. 6 Sone tel,g-sPhs this evening, however,
to many of the mi sing coming Ia. Th- -e'geant-
N-j,r and Captain OF the Massachusetts, Fh'ecnth, at
g ported losF. have returned.
While orr 4OJ msn we're on the Virginia bank Of
Riward Ferry Gsa- ri Lloder, who was here when
TIA engagement wss reported but Iode up the river
imuedi,tev, made reconnaissance towards Lse'on
win 400 O 500 msn. Il encountered a oob' OF re-
b,l estimated al 1000 AMI put them 10 hSh, taking
posses ion Of the 6sd on Wai0l egh' 10 i'+ were
found The only ol-u,ity on our side Was 10 General
Laller, ~ho received ash wound In the ei Of
bis leg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22
OUR PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENCE

PHIIADELPHIA, Oct 49, 1861.
Proceedings Against the United States Marshal and Dep
tes-Cdses of the Suppressed Newsropers-Possag Of
Troops So,ahwordEfecss Of Secretary Secards Letter
Arrivals Of Faaitires, de-, dc.
Warrants served to-day upon United States Mar
sha VIM Millward, and the deputies John Jenkins and
VIM Schuyler oath Of Mr.. Hodgson publisher Of the
Jsgrsonian newspaper charging them with trespass
The wrs returnabe to the Supreme Court early in
November complainant being represented by OK Minister
TO China William B. Reed, the first friend Of James
Buchanan and George W. Biddlc, Esq
AS Offset TO this proceeding the marshas will obtain
the necessary warrants to transfer Mr. Hodcson and
friends to Fort Lafayette before the warrants shall be
returnable They looking out for the first number Of
the revived JerSoidn with view to seize upon trea-
sonable passages and forward them nj once 10 Wash
ington.
The Christian 0bserr, recently stopped has been re-
yived At Richmond Va with the Reverends Converse
editors.
Regiments continue to move southwark daily.
splendid regiment OF light cavalry under Colonel Rush
s ready TO move, fully supplied with horses
Colonel Geary, who has achieved a series Of gallant
successes with the Twenty regiment at Harpers
Ferry, was joined this week by his fifteenth company
The democrats Of this State camoring for Colonel
Gearys promotion TO a Brigadiershp.
Secretary Seward's letter has produced depression in
money aud stocks corresponding TO that the market OF
New York. The commander of the Homo Guard here in
imitation Of the Secretary, has issued proclamation
calling upon the citizens to organize and themselves
Six thousand mHskes, belonging TO the Philadelphia
Home Guard have been called in by General Ripey and
taken to Kentucky. Immense numbers OF bride bits
saddles musKets saores and horses 60 westward daily
and of the railroads refuse carry private freight
as all their facilities arc taken up by government.
Transport vessels are loading immense quantities Of
coal AZ Richmond for the Southern naval expedition
that viii soon sail connncty from New YORK ard Anna
polls.
The St Louis lies at the Navy Yard where she Is being
rctted The Juniaa has all her tnhers in place and the
Tuscarora has received her masis boilers and engines
IN view of The expected construction Of clad vessels
AZ this station the yard, IL bell we'd will be greatly
enlarged. COUPLE Of tdgitiycs came norhward last
night. with Their beads shaved destitute and otherwise
mai,seatea or steam vessels are oenf bought up al
tie ratio Of one lie. day Government absofhs hii kinds
| ofcratI rot excepting toea or ierry ba;.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22
InOKING AFTER Observation-Disclosures

from The CINCINNATI GnZette, Oct. 70.
Colonel Len. Harris Second Ohio regiment is under.
stood TO have gone to Olympian springs, Bath county
KY for the double purpose Of protecting Mount Sterling
from the attack which has been threatened by Breckn
ridges recruits tho Big Sandy and If IL should DO
found possible, OF dispensing Disadvantages force Tho
rebels last advces, had advanced from Prestonburg
on the Zig Sandy, far Hazel Green on the road 10
Mount Sterling Their numbers have been varoasly re-.
ported at from three hundred 10 three thousand
an officer from the Second returned here great haste
yesterday for an additional supply o. ammunition This
woud imply that occasion snr using ammunition was
becoming discerniblo Twa more regiments were seat
yesterday from another post 70 support Colonel Eagrs
AMI Il IS not improbable tLat W. may hear Of sometns
II that direction h3o IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22
Total. SO, Col, eoS 7,l4e,74s 4,522.1

Total. COL ,9o5 7,14o,748 1922 ,o2s
The above tables show that the value Of tho dry
goods imported here in the month OF September 1861
was 50 SOS $50 less than in the corresponding month Of
last year. tina, tho value of the goods thrown on the
market was 80 1921, Tl9 less.
In addition TO the encouragement derived from the sp
rt Of retrenchmen have the satisfaction Of knowing
that exports OF produce have nearly eduaed
those Of the present year Vessels which come to our
ports with empty holds, only partially loaded return
laden with our grain. Thus, while are not buying
selling goods TO an unprecedented extent and il
requires great political economist discover that our
wealth in consequence is constantly increasing. The
short crops oEEngiand and France provden-
great product Of Northern States Much OF what we
have lost by not sending cotton Europe we have
gained by the increased demand for breadstufs.