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, 1861-11-14

NEW YORK, Nov 1s-cor7oN-Less active
ard ecarcely 10 drn-
F1oUR-0pened steady and closed shade firm
e. Sales aS 100 bf1s as Is 3e@a % fog te5esteds
4bEca 65 for super etate; g. 65@s,e0 for extra
western 45.6t46 90 fnr common to medium ex-
ira wests1n; $5s5@8 for ahlpping brands extra
round hoop Ohio: $s1Q@8 rs for trade brands
Canadian -four quoted = Rhade ffmer, with mod
ezste demand. Sales ]. 800 hrls It $5.5o05 IS fo<
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Immense Exports from New York;
Food for Europe.
fErhrn thfa Nerq YnfK Herald

While many countries in Europe are trembling
at th prospect OF wabt. arising from short crops,
NV York Is pou1lng out relief IN abundance from
her RhaEves.t
Now let US zee how far We are able to relieve the
wants Of Europe. During the last month the ex-
ports Of grain and other articles Of domestic pro-
oIce hare been very heavy, as will be eeen By the
following statistics OF whest flour we have eI-
ported 31 1O2 barrels, ard Of wheat itee s605s7
nnehele q an arernge Of over q million baahels
cd one-half Of all the flour received IN this city
and tlree- e-quartesa Of az the e wheat OF re We
were received during the month, the excess being
Of course supplied from that previously arrived.
OF corn 1891 6G3 bushels have been sold 10 foreign
countries.
4 comparison OF the quantities OF eoEe OF the
leading articles exported thus far this year With
1hose exported during the corresponding mouths
oflast year and the year before will also be interest
Ing. In 1853, between the 1st Of January and the
lei Of November, the total number Of bushels @ q
grain exported Wae only 278. 16S Or about one-hnh
OF the number Of bushels Of corn alone exported
botween the came detas n 1851, II 1850 this nun-
ber Has increased to u, SIS, ,1S2 bushels, the de-
tails OF which are 8s follows;
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Trial

The exports of wheat have, therefore. been
more than double those In 1s60. and over two
corn has been one buehe1 in 1859 to hfey-seven In
1861. and one buEhel in 1850 to four in 1861.
The above statistics tell their oEn tale, and
show the absolute dependence OF Europe on
America for the necessary food.
, 1861-11-14

N1s5oRruSz -This il world Of misfortune and
ons Of the Raddest to q good housekceper Is to be
afflicted with heavy. sour bread, biscuit, DC Ii
ypu are ever troubled In this way get d. B. De
land & Co.'s Chemical sa1aratus, when you Wtn
be surprised by It's charming results In removing
the cauee OF your misfortune.
, 1861-11-14
4LLINOIH AND MICHIGAN CANAL
AuuTNFn

ARRIVED. ..Nor;39,
Edinburgh Marsef1les, 1864 bu oats.
Merriam, Morris, 4250 bu com.
Troubadour, Lockport. CSC 0bU wheat, 1000 ba corn,
$500 bu oats.
Clariett, Morris, 1900 b1 curD.
Glide, Joliet, 4uO0 bu oats, TOO bu corn.
Erwin, Ls3alle, $500 bu corr, 264 bn rye, a bu
wheat. -....
Laura Ann. Ottawa ESQ bu oats, 200 bu com, 1000
bu rye, eco bu wheat.
Ocean Spray, Ottawa, 1900 bu wheat 3t33 bu coru,
% bu potatoes, rs brls vinegar, $3.50 lbs butter.
Mary Emory, Ottawa, 45G0 b1 corn.
Portland, Morris, $500 bu corn-
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gilbert, Sampson & Warner,
GENERAL 1AUCTIoNKBRs 8. Lake St, Chicago

Regular Sales Of DEF aooos, Boots and 6hoce. Clo-
thing, &c.
Dry-Goods, Emb1oideries, Faucy Goods, Hos
slery, &c., at Auction.
On FRIDAY. Fov. 18th, at 9h O'Clock at our AUCTION
Room No. 81 Lake st. will positively be cold without
adapted to cit3 and country uade consisting o. fancy
and plain Mt flnos. Arsecas, Lnstres pelalnes EG:
Flsnnel fs,l de Chsyrts. Women's; Men,s and Chl.
and Bleached Table Linens, Ticking, Colorfd Cam.
prcs Mer!no U9delehtsts and DFaEers 5nsn s,15 B9
Eid 6anntlets ard G1oE aB, Broche and Long ShaWls
Satin Delaiue, Mems Lined Buck Mtttens and Gloves
Fancy silk Eecknes, Velvet Ribbons, Linen and Cam
bric Handkerch1ef, Green Veil Berege Women's aad
Misses Zephyr Hood8 Skating CaCs 1f1sh Linens &c
EMRRofDER1Es- Enlbro1dered Col:ar5 ans
Bodies Apes aud Bands 0prtain Muslin. sk1rte, &C
GoodaGan be examined early On morning Of sale.
Terms Par Fund.- -.
uoI-h2ip5t Auctioneetb.
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Increase, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $7,039.45
TIE NEw UN1oE DEPor.-Tha new Union
Station, on the West Side, In this city, near
the Madison street bridge, Is progressing. |
The old buildings have been removed and /
large number Of t1acka row cover the grounds. |
The foundations for the new freight house are |
already laid, aud the building (which will be |
80 by 500 feat) viii be completed without de- |
Isy. The work On the new PASSENGER Station
(which will be 121 BY 750 feet), owing to the
lateness Of the Season, will soon be suspended
until spring.
MICHIGAN souTHERE.--We see 1t stated in
the papers that this company has appealed to
| the Auditor General Of that State from col
1ecting portion Of the tax assessed upon the
capital stock Of the road, which they claim to
be illegally imposed.
CHICAGO, iowa AND NBBRAsKA+-ReEula1
passenger trains commenced running west
from Cedar rapids to Victor, on Monday Of
last week, twentyfour miles. The distance
noW run On this zoad-from Clinton to Victor
lis 108 miles, being the longest line OF track
| in the State. The road will be opened to 16
miles west Of Victor, BY the first Of December,
snd it Ia expected that the road will be opened
to Ma1eha}town, 20 miles west Of Cedar Rapids,
By the first Of April.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL-The new tunnel
On the Pennsylvania Central Railway, at Car.
penter's Station, has just been completed. Tt
is $50 feet long, % feet high, aud n wide.
One hundred men we're employed four months
. In building it, at cost q: $4,000.
!. LOUISVILLE, NEW ALBANT AND CHICAGO
: The 1ate General Freight Agent Of this road,
4. B. Culver, Esq, has been made It's SuPerln-
tendent. He has been officially connected
with the road for severpl years.
MINNESOTA AND PACIFIC RAuRoAD.-From
the ist, Paul Press Of the 9Th, We learn that
, | Meesrs. Winters s. Co., the parties who con
: tracted to build ten miles Of the Minnesots
and Pacific Railroad, have thrown up thei1
contract, stopped all further operations, and
left for Ohio.
STREET RAuWAys.-The Cincinnati city
always are feeling the pressure of the times
The past two Or three months their earning:
have fallen of full Is per cant. compared
with the corresponding period Of the previous
year. Their expenses are from 10 to Is ps
cent less. The Philadelphia city railway
show about the aa1ne results.
BIG REcxu7a-Itis Il stated that the receipt
70 Of the Pennsylvania Central Railway TIL
=. year:win exceed $7,00b,o0.
:. EAs1ERB RAmwAIB-The earnings OF th
1e great eastern railway lines show an advance {
ce ebout 13per cent over last year.
r. The New York and Erie Bail Sny Con
~ pany paid out $4,000 In Treasury notes t
their employees last month
, 1861-11-14

This tncreaee was regarded with wonder and
such an abundant harvest and such q foreign de-
mand. They did not then dream that the very
next year even that immense quantity would be
nearly trebled. Such however, Is the fact, for the
numher Of bnehela shipped this year has been
81 ,102 s61. Of which the following il detailed
statement:
, 1861-11-14

Prop " Back1s, ChIlds, Milwaukee,
Prop Lady Franklin, Hickey, St Joseph.
Rrop Maydower, Langley, Buffalo, 5000 brls
Bark Prince 81 Wales, Graham, st cathezines,
1850 bu wheat.
Bark Republic, Casey, oswego, 49, GOO bu wheat.
SchE fremont. PhsiI, 0sWego. 5000 bn wheat.
Schr Hero, Bouch, South Haven:
Schr II Selma, Sco7tlle. South Haven.
Schr Helen kent, Reed, Charlottesville.
Sch1 Bonest el, ChrIsty, Muskegon.
Schr II Gates, Welch. Ford River, 800 bu corn,
80 brls pork and beef 13 br1s aonr.
schr G Baily. Foster, Colingwood, 6,845 bu rye.
Seow Mermaid5 McYae, Pier Core.
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Total 6260 $4,000 52ao0 80. a1000 ....
There Was much better feeling In the genera
markets today, partly ewing to an improvement
in New York, and partly in consequence Of q de-
cline in canal fseights.
There waa good shipping demand for Flour
and the market was active and Bteady-about
6,7O0 brls being eold at 81 50 for winter ex-
1as and $5.75Qb4.2 20 for spring extras.
There was an active shipping and speculative
inquiry for spring wheat. and the market closed
firm at an advance Of lc per bushel-with sales OF
about 1s0, COO bushels, at 70H72c for No Spring.
and G41{@66c for No 2 Spring. Winter wheat
Was neglected limited transactions at T3@
73He for No Red.
Corn in store WAS in active demand, and an I'M
provement Of &c per buahel took place; but, ow-
ing to scarcity Of storage room, aud but few yes
ees being In port, Canal Com afoat did not share
in the advance About LEO, 600 buebe1s Of all kinds
changed hands, at 22H@22Ac for Canal Mixed
adoat; and 2a@22Hc for Mixed In store.
g: Oats were quiet and neglected. Rye WAS steady
and actiSe at 31c. Barley WAS dull and neglected.
There vas better inquiry for Timothy Seed, and
heavy sales were made at $1.40@1.45. Hides arc
dull and tending downward. Provisions inactive.
Tallow firm, With eaIes Of prime c1ty at 84c.
There was good demand for Hogs and the
market was shade better-zales ranging from
ta55@2@ groae. Beef Cattle were quiet and
steady.
Freights we're dull, with light engagements at
14c for wheat to Buffalo by Bteam 123c tor corn
to Buffalo; and 12c tor wheat to Port Colborne In
acanadian bottom.
, 1861-11-14

# Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn st.. and ge
your clothes cleaned and repaired. uov-12lY.
, 1861-11-14
RY Gilbert, Sampson & Warner,
pIAE0S At AUCTION,
We will sell On THURSDAY, NoY. 18th. at 9H
O'clock, at our Ealetroom,
MINE PLAN 0S:

One RoEewoed Case, round coruered; Iasde by
Stoda1t Of New York,
one Rosewood Care square cornered: by l. Gilbert
One Rosewood Case, square cornered; made by
GamaEa Of Boston.
one four round cornered; made by H II. Carll1,
one square cornered, Mahogany Case; made BY
EtodaIt Il DuDh8u1, New York
One Tablet Black Walnut Caae; made b? L. Gilbert,
ct Boston.
One Rosewood Case, square cornereds msde By
EtodnIt Of New York.
One RrseEcod Gaze. four round corneFed: made By
Halett 4 Davis, Boston -Eol1aa attachment
One Large Alexander Organ.
The above instruments are all In order and will BE-
on exhibitor Monday previous to the gale,
GILBERT. SAMPSON T. WARNER
, 1861-11-14

.ucu1r couRT.-The ca1l Of the docket In
- c,rcu& Court opens this morning 1t No.
, 1861-11-14

GALEsA AND CHICAGO DH1oN RAILWAY
This company have quits recently erected
some new and commodious buildings at their
Wells street station, and also In connection
with their shops. The tracks at the Wells
street station have all been relatd with new
iron, new platforms put down, and various
other improvements made. AL along the line
Of the road gangs Of men are at work repair
Ing the track for brisk winter buslneaa- The
receipts Of this road chow. handsome -ad.
vance oger last year.
CHICAGO AND NoRTHWEsTHHN.-ThtB road
is doing heavy and daily increasing business.
The land formerly occupied by Joy e ice house,
between their passenger station and work.
chops, is to be occupied IS "yard room,' and
the company will at once cover the ground
with side tracks and switches. 4 lsrge e1eya.
tor Is in course Of erection On the grounds.
CHICAGO AND MuWAuKEE.-This road is
noW doirg heavy frelghting business, and
the necessity for additional freight room is
becoming spparent, which will no doubt be
supplied by the management. a serious
drawback to freight business, except OF a1ocal
character, On this road, is the fact that 1t has
~ 14-eA ee.eA "t -, - 49,. -. -, -,
- "a1A J r.. p@a .aos ~ ,at~ sSn-a.s.aa ~,
- esels paeS' .n@s go tu'o ss
w 'n1' io@r, ~ .9 - a., ~. 'u~A 49, ~
tAn' n.e ~ 81 81 - thaeshH 1920 snan-.. 1 49, ~
Of expense besides delay. We understand
that there Is mo venent on foot by the man
age1s Of the road to remedy this defect, by
le5"g eoA1es1ns akaeh9' W ps oeet"'e4 ~
no.see
eT. LOUIS, ALTON AND CHICAGO RAILROAD
! Co1EPAEY.-Judpe Drunmond pasBed an order
| :,
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WIN Il. HIGGINS, 1feSt0S'4<,
G.. PICK. SEcret1rV.
FREE ExAAIsAr1oH OF TEAcHKRs.-Thera
viii be free examination Of teachers ut Bar.
rIngton Station, On Tuesday the 18th tnst.
also one at Thornton Station On Tuesday the
26th inst, The examinations Will Commence
at Q O'Clock In the morning and continue dur
Ing the day. may be found III my otace eVer5
Saturday. JoHK F. EBERHART,
School Commissioner.
, 1861-11-14

NARcB1EG ORDERa~-We are informed thai
l:rackett's cayzl1y regiment has received
marching ordeu. 1he regiment is to leave
immediately for st. LoRafA
, 1861-11-14

~ Bryant e. stratton's Mercantile College
is open both day and evening, affoFding ezcel-
1crt facilities for improvement inpenmanship,
bookkeeping, commercial arithmetic, .bua-
less correspondence, &c
, 1861-11-14
THICAGO M1LIrFURN1SHlNG
0&PUG.
r. w. BAXTER d Co..
FRENCH BURR HILIS1ONES.
OF ALL QUARRIEA
NV. BRoWN'B PATE8T PORTABLE
Flouring and Gr1st Mills,
AAD nKAl.XR4 III

BUTCH e 14NKR RoLTINE N&THH,n
- - Eepa.sto1s tot Warehouses
Beltsnx Cd AL Kaaf1,
Bran Dustezs. P1ckA FroofHtafS, DC. &c
FAIR b AN KS 8 G 4 l. E $,
, 1861-11-14

H Piano Fo-tes just received from the ee4e"
bsated manufaetory Of H41let, Davis & Coz which
hsye been awarded twenty-five 1rst premiums
over all competitors, for sale Or to rent On tae
mott favorable terEns.
WV, KtxnA11, 90 Clark st., Chicago.
, 1861-11-14

PRoMoT1oS.-We learn that our friend,
Lieut.. Henry 4. Huntington, Of Col Brackets
Csvsl:y, has been appointed Lieutenanti7 in the
Fourth Artillery, Of the regular army, now
stationed at Fort Randall. He leaves In his
present regiment many Warm friends, to whom
he hes become endeared BY his soldaer1y aual-
it;ee. We heepeak Tor him brilliant and hon
cradle career in bis new sphere Of action.
, 1861-11-14

ANOTHER BOARD OF 1RADE,-The Board Of
Trade IVES officially notified yesterday that the
merchants of Rtpop, Wis, have organized q
Beard Of Trade, aud appolnted q grain inspec-
, 1861-11-14

paEsr1ss' BR1aApE-Dr. " VArian, late OF
this cIty, but now occupying the post OF sur
e on to Prentiss' Brigade, was IN the city yes"
dsy, q. route for Cleveland on = brtef visit 70
| bis family. He reports the Brigade In good
condition physically, having but few IN ths
hospital
, 1861-11-14

TEE SECOND MICHIGAN CAvALRY.-Col
Kellogg's Second Michigan Cavalry are an
r:unced to leave Grand Rapids this morning
Il eight O'Clock for st. Louis, via the Detroit
1Ed M1l&sukee line, Michigan Central and
<.ticago, Altcn and St. Louis roads. The reg
iment Will be taken over the entire route
without change Ct CATS.
, 1861-11-14
MARINE LIST.
2 O RT OF OH G a. q o

ARRIVED NOV. Is,
Prop Mohawk, Pheatt. 400 hr1s apples, lot sunds.
Prop Lsdy Franklin, Hickey, St Joseph, Is m l1m.
her, 100 br1s -four.
Prop Allegheny, Boynton, Sarnfa, 40 n lumbar.
Prop Ken0eha, Lacy, CollfngWood,
Prop Racine, Brett, Buffalo, rs brls apples, lot
sundriee.
Prop Mayaower, Langley, 207 pigs 8sh, lot sunds.
Brig A Clark, Ch1letianson, st Joseph, Is eds
wood
Ecbr Hero, Boucb, South Haven, 50 N EtaVes, 23
eds wood, 200 1bs wool
Schr H Selma Seville, St Joseph, so m stayes, 16
. m lumber.
Echr Il Rand, Cle11and, Muakegou, 85 N lumber,
30 N 1ath+
schr Il Kent, Reed, Fuller's Pier, s. N lumber.
Schr II Boneeteel, Chrtsty, Muskegon, 81 N Inn
ber, 81 m shingles.
schr Maeic. McNaaara, MusEegon, 50 m lumber.
Schr q N Gates, Welsh, Golden City, 215 N chin
giles.
Echr Alpha, Gwynn. South Haven, Is N lumber.
SeoW Mermaid, McVSe, Pies Cove, IS n lumber.
, 1861-11-14

PERsosh.-We learn with pleasure that
Nelson ThoBasson, Esq., formerly Of this
city, now Ct the sturges Ritls corps, has been
appointed Lieutenant in the Fifth Infantry,
T.S,A. He is 6on Of Hon. n. 2. Thomas-
ecr, tx-member Of Congress- from Kentucky.
The Fifth Regiment is stationed NOW in New
Mtxico. Lient. Thomasson is expected to
psss through here eoon en- rotte for his regl
ment- H:s many friends congratulate him.
, 1861-11-14

A EAnoR on 4 STR1KE.-A sailor by the
name of John Graham made complaint before
Justice Davis, yesterday morning, against an
other seaman, named John Law, charging that
the said Law had beaten and otherwise nal
treated him, using as weapon heavy iron
bar about three feet in length. Both Of Mr..
Grsham's ears we're slit open, and be bore
other and serious bruises, attesting to the
truth Of his affidavit. Nj. Law had police
officer after him, with State warrant, yester'
day afternoon, and it ia more than probable
that the United States authorities will yei
have to deal with him, should he not escape
to parts unknown.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-15
Tribune Di.pa.ch.l

'e0uAuksuus aux 1Os
A general order 10 Issued giving Provost
Marshal Porter authority 30 grant passes
over the bridge within the lines, which are
to be given only to those bsviDg oi6cial busi-
ness with the troops, except BY The special
order Of the Seo'y Of War and the General.
10 Chief.
Information 10 received that Gen. Fremont
~as going 70 give Gen. Sigel oil the aid 10
bis power. % the order Of the War De.
partasns forces from Ohio, Indiana, and II.
linois arc noe undoubtedly in Missouri -
re.enforce Gen. SigeI.
Col. Burke, in command VI IT. Lafayette
10 charge Of the Baltimore seoessi oDist pris
oners, will, Of oourss. be sustained ~ Gov
eminent in bis opposition to tho s6orts OF
lawyers and traitors 10 get The guilty. force.
ORDERS went on to day to him to defend him.
self IL attacked and 80 Col. Scott 60 re- Il.
force him II necessary.
Two OF the released Surgeons agree that
OR wounded are we'll cared Tor. havipe rood
air and good, bat sone~Aas ORC ded. ac-
eommodations. They dcny tAae Ger wounded
we're bay oneted or hospitals shslls0. Ono OF
Beanregard's Ards told thon that but Is .OO0
men were engaged on sAsiS side, and DON
fassed that il their solditee AAd been aware
that they were whipped aionx the shole line,
they would have lied, bat shss bsoysd them
up and tispirited ~ - that Johnstop w1s
coming with Is GOO mso.
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SANDY HOOK, Aug, -.
xne 81. arrived fiv.n Ii, crpoo o, via Queens
town 4th inst.
Breadstuffs firm. provisions dull consols eoI6ln
9o1l; Erie shares 27@27I< Ill. Cent. 85AQ851
per cent.
-four steady: wheat rm. with advance of cd ON low
er qualities; corn firmer aud tending upward; beef
firm; pork easier; rice steady coffee duh and un-
changei.
London markets quiet and steady; coffee active;
sugar 6rm rice quist spirits tarPentine heavy and
slightly lower.
London Times says that il Ia not supposed that
any honsss Of Influence win be willing 10 act .
81 sttendss Win svsrr element ~ danssr - ouh.
scrbers. we'll ~ 20 friendly relations with the
Union, whenever III shall ~ established by re-
turn, either compulsory voluntary ,of the South
ern States London adyicea pfoiess " havs infor-
AIDES aud collect duties BY vessels stationed OF ths
blockadcd ports Paris bourse frm, esf zoe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-15
sk,rul.n wear or.reeu.

0r1fbon, Va, AR, IN. /
A severe skirnish took piaes To- uI1s
frou bcrs yesterday % The 1Aisnooos Ard
Webster road. Infornation Aaviae boss -
ceivs6 thst regularly oreasiss1 body N
rebels living 10 tkie Go. ware LOGGED sieetns
few niies OF Webster. Gen. Kelly dis-
patsAsd Capt. Dayton OF company A, s4sA
VI. regiment With so men from Webster 30
disaF0 then.
Afs@ scouting nearly a bours 30 sans
ih@Sdsatsly on them yesterday noon, and
aftsr - hoar'a severe 6ghsisg, sssessdsd 10
hillisg 81, ssd putting she others 20 tight
without Any loss 70 hiasomnapd. sThs rob.
cts numbered no, Apb asre copposed Of
the ~osst chsfacssss ~ sbis souusy, iIsd on
BY z aoks Cochran, Sheriff Of this county,
andsf Me LesoAAs rale. 81. 81 Ef VI
- son w4# asss ~ l00is, Aug. IA.
Gen. Fremont has ornerpd asrs-oreanlxation Of
the U. s Reserve Corps N 81. Louis, ~ comprise
regiments Of infantry, with reserve oftwo COM
panes TO each squadron Of cavalry and two batter
les Of light artillery They Will be equipped " sni
list for the war tubI9 70 the bSn& reauk lidp and
y reteive the same payAs the volunteer regiments
Each rsgimentigxeSiGhersG hAxesonA csgdtany Of
SHARP s6ootefs ana pi6heers ~-@@"R-
1rt .rxw4u New York Aug. IA.
Tbs. Psrsia brought $4,000 in specie.
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One Volunteer Drswnea ana A. 9th
eY shot.

One Volunteer DvswneA ana ~ 9th.
A correspondent Of the Davenport Gazette
writing from Bride Point on tho 5th says:
While lying at Bird's Point number OF
the boys we're in bathing near the boat
Among tho number vas John Pirtle, pri
vate in Go. u, whose parents rsside near
bloom6eld, Davis Go. He Was heard 80 call
Tor rope; just u that moment the Wheel
made revolution, and he being near to il
MS seen no more. Up to the present time
the body has not beeA recovered.
An unfortunate event occurred 10 our oamp
last night by the accidental killing OF one
picket By another. II appears that the de
ceased had lain down in tho bushes for =
short nap, some distance from bic post : bile
bic partner kept watch, and upon awakenins
be started for tho wrong post. Upon ap-
prosecuting II be vas ordered to halt. The
picket being unable to distinguish him
THROUGH the darkness, repeated she order:
NOT being obsysd, be cred, shooting him
through the thigh, completely severiDg IN
artery, from which be blsd TO death y cen
minutes, and before be could Be brooght to
the essp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-15

New I0fk, Aug. IA.
Tho returned Fire zonAves bad ! Ane re-
osptiou from the 6semsn. Broadway VS.
crowded TO excess.
4 Wssbiogton dispAsoh reports that Gso.
6iokles has bosn appointsd b. Gen. Hsots 70
oommasd the saatsra sAers 81 she. Pesonas
4 miles below WssAioeeon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-15

"a blunder, resulting 10 The death Of
several seldisss, occurred near Cape Girar.
dean, last Friday night. Two scouting par
ties, one Of American Zouaves, and the other
Of Ges0aa troops, came 10 collision acsi.
dsntslly II The woods. 10 the night. The
ZosAves hailed the German troops with the
pas1 uerd, bat the latter, either NO. under !.
stAading tho salutation, or forgetting tho
eounsSssiGn, fsiled 70 respond; whertupon
$50 ps..ys'y s.ss n.s ses vollsy. each
1ases VI shs 04rnAa aoIdisfs we're killed,
cd ose ueoa1od.