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New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

m, World ihould either stop defaming all who
or ticize the alleged lenty Of the Administration
toward rrles AID their utettors, or il should
stop ilduIging In that same style Of criticism
through the letters Of its correspondents. Here
is = specimen Of its last Paris letter:
"Ths rev eltioas in regard 10 Mr. Harvey have
ex tied "a great deal Of in'eIcd In Paris. We received
the Taters oOnfai ing them on Monday last, and Mr.
Harvey, who had been here for fortnight piCyiOus
left on the preceding saturday ouly on lis wy TO
l. sbon. Du,ing tie time he here, it pariicu.
lahy noticed that, ia BIZ coverssons upon this great
eXd ng to- he did u, appear TO bU at all enhusas
tie and haNC heard II stated that lie u frequent
communication with Thomas Bull Kig lCOnied-
er.te eui-saryi The general impression here il that
le viii not return 10 the United States N obedirn,e TO
lie rec II. The Government cannot he TOO T4rticul
int at this time ilr Representatives M Europc
snd il has made great mistake il seeins TO in per-
muing any OF tie consular ana dlI matte OB.,ors 40.
Ioiutrd under the last Ada iDiolrali tO remain,
e,coyliug where they are known 10 bayc declared
stcutolyes good Union men, before the unaui.
NOUS upn,ng Of the North rendered Uuioulsm
tho ouly teusble ground for them 10 holl. Il l. too
late now 60 Iernit thi- tes % te apI led. Of eOurse,
they are UnOniste tut, mp 10 the time oi the
arrival OF the news in relation q he overwhelming
enthusiasm in tie Nortben States, know OF two or
three oousulr, still retaining tLer poeit onr, who had
IL not op,Lly favored Secesion dc p,cated II idea Of
'CUer, ion. Aud, by tho way, What particular iuhu.
ence retains Mr.. Henry ". Spencer &, The profitable
and agreeable con,uls Of Pals Mr. :, encer ir 10
favor of tie Union, have doubt, tot know that
until rec.utly he Las been In the habit u throwing
cold water upon any en,iiuEiasc expression of OTin-
p.i aud that moro than two months rince, he re-
fused TO allow committee OF gentlemen, who desi ed
TO concert measures for rasug subscIi tion for the
purchase Of gum o. meet AT BIZ office II represu-
talives Of tho Government in EuroI now should b.
men who sre earnestly interested in behalf of the
country and who Will exer,e the Influence they poe
sers ia the night way whenever occasion offers"
Father, said gracrlrss youth, whose gov
ernor' had good habit Of asking blessing at meal
times and bad one of breaking out into imprcca.
tons Ut other times, 81 wish you would stop pray
"ing or swearing--I don't care which. Either
Administration, or its long columns Of Government
Advertising should be transferred to that more con-
sistent organ The Heratd, where they belong.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

In The greater part Of the United States the grain
and grass crops are harvested and elsewhere the work
Il about eommencDgs The season is 60 lar advanced
thet o n form tolerabe idea of the national crop
Of 1861 and it is go very necessary that we should
know the actual state of the case, that we earnestly
request our friends to send their estimates without
delay The crop of this year is Of more than ordinary
importance. We have not only to feed immense
armies Of noG-pTOducers but to meet thousand eX-
traordinary expenses, and probably make unusual
shipments Of treaostufs to Great Britain. We should
know not only the probable amount of this years CROP
but also the proportion Of last years st hand We
repeat our previous cautions to gyo us as much of fact
ard figures and little Of mere conjecture as possible
We look especially friends the threoher for the
most authentic, comprehensive and valuable returns
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

d singular error crept into our editorial sum.
Gary of the war news yesterday morning. At
the usual hour Of preparing that paragraph we
wrote "we have no special news TO cOminu-
nicate having at that time none whatever.
Later, later than usual for Washington dis
patches, the news came as published. We tEen
struck out "nO special" and inserted 'gcOd E"
in prOef, which by one Of those stupid bluaders
which 'o'A occur in proOf corrections, was only
hall altered and made to read % no gOod.'
AS the army had begun to do what for weeks
past We had urged it ought to do and what we
believe the people imperatively demanded should
be done, ali candid aud unprcjudiced persons
would naturally conclude that the announcement
we refer to was blunder. But one or two
remRrksble instances lately of what indecent
sspersiOns those are subject TO who are cool
enough not TO rush headong with the crowd,
warn US that TO leave the error unexplained
would only expose US to new vituperatOn. The
Post Of last night, however, in commenting upon
the subject IS tame Its spirit was the same as
that OF TIE Horld 10 the morning who calls
this "pestilent sheet,' whose lsbors are tIose
Of ga misshapen, malicious foul-mOuthed Their.
SITES" with :" rnisshapen, squash.like head,
"bestrewn with thu hairs, Of '' enyious heart,
"of wrangling tuent' and of personal coward
"ice, "-"s venoIRous nuscreant;" but The Post
tails 10 reach this high standard of choice I'm.
Qiish
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

srArr sABBATH-ScHooL AssocnTioS-The sixth
annual Convention Of the New-iork State Sabbath
srIooI Arsoci don will be held at Biughan'on on tie
2oth. 2lst, AID I'D Of Augutt next, The New-fork
and Erie Railroads and other in,sIsccthg Toad4 ~ NJ
In.IElnIr lir.tI
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

TO tho ASslcIeLtI TUE . -,
WAsHISeroS, Thursday, July Is, 1901.
Tweniy.iOur army wsgons, iosded heavily WI"
boxes Of paske,s, lef tho Ar0cnai at oOeocS p m,
and proceeded TO tho railroad station where tney "eIe
traus,e,rsd Z, freight train, and taken OIL On .u'
Wasiug,on Branch Railrosd probably Tor H. W.
Lamcus Martin, burg regiment
The gur i. At Frcebon having been thoroughly over,
named aud reraired az tie Nary-Yard was hunsbea
from ways ,las eqsuipg STE will receive her alaa'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

Surdry anxious young gentlemen write inqlir-
ing 40 to the conditions Of Oduission into the
Military West rcn') Or Naval Academy. We
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

Mr.. Crittenden will to-day offer resolution
IN the Senate to the effect that the Seccss;onists
are responsible for the present condition OF our
National affairs, and tLat the rebellion should
be put down at any cost
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

The 9th Regiment Of Maine and the Tammsny
Regiment of New.York left here yesterday for
WashingtOn--the commanders of both wisely
refusing to allow their men to pass through the
city,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

Mr. browning Of Ill Dois is one of those solid
cautious AID steady going conservatives, of ripe
yeara and cousiderate speech, who in other
days have been stgmstized as "0ld FOg."
What he .aid to the slsveholders yesterday would
aCt hage been very significant if lght-headed,
IoOse-talkiog man had uttered II; but, coming
from Mr. BrowuioG, it may well be needed. 1t
gives voice to q good maOy thoughts.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

No increase of the number Of Paymssters vas
authorized, and no further appointments 10 'na'
grade can be made, except b2 prOrsotiOn f'n
the new grade.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

The COMMITTEES on Ways and Means have pre-.
pared bill providing for direct tax and inter-
nal duties, whijh will at once be submitted to
Congress. This bill imposes tax Of SSOOOO,0OO
on real estate aud slaves, distributed through the
States and Territories, the proportion Of New
York being S3,9O5,s7 The necessary Assessors
and Collectors are provided for The bill also
proposes to tax stils boilers, aud other utensils
used ia djstiIlng spirituOus liquors, Is cents on
every galIcn Of capacity. Ferrnented and malt
liquors are to be taxed 5 cents on a gallon and
sPirituOus liquors 10 cents on gallon. Vehicles
used exclusively for the transportation Of mer.
chandise are to be free, but carriages are TO be
taxed; those valued at $50 are to be taxed $1
those over 81 900 will be taxed $50, with inter-
mediate rates 10 proportion to the value of the
vehicle.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
ANXIOUS TO FIGHT.

A Lieutenant of Dragons, named TillBgbast
L'lIoinmedeU, native of Cincinnati who has
been for some time on the sick LET, hearing Of
the movement ON Fairfax, rose from his bed,
and. contrivng to elude the vigilance Of his ply
sican last night, chartered carriage OF the
hour of midnight for which he paid hackman
$50, and joined his company in the advance
c,,mmn.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
10 nnRREspoyDENTS

TO CORRESPONDENTS ,,.,
49,, n Anopvpous Communication. "hN
ever ,epscd ra insertion must be authenticated by the
osrs ano sdore- O, the wrteTnOt nece''sy i'I poO'
,iou. but as 8 guaranty foI his good isth'
Wsceuno, uuser,aEe 10 return rejected Communication
Aubu,pes ct,rs ior once sould be addTeRsd to LHi
THtpUSr,D New.YoTk
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12
From Fort Monroe.

FORT MONROE, Nov. 10.
The 5. r. Spaulding arrived from Hattsras Inlet
this morning, with the goth Indiana regiment
A deserter who reached the Inlet in . email
boat, stated that news had been received out On
the main land, Of the taking Of two rebel forts =,
Port Royal. aud the landing Of = large Federal
force. Beaufort has also been taken By our troops
No particulars have sHived, but the fac: cores
ponds with those received from Norfolk, BY . nas
Of truce. Great excitement prevailed on the aTri.
val Of the news at Noifolk. From some source, we
have \ rumor that the Railroad sbOve Beaufort
has fallen into possession of our troops, with On
immense quantity Of stores.
Five deserters who reached Newport News this
morning, says that the rebels up the James river,
are in consternstion, and also bring tho improb-
Railroad - far as Charleston.
The French frigate Alabra was burned to the
waters edge on Friday night, OF Hattsrss. All
hands wcle saved.
Tho Captain ef the gun boat Albatross, reports
that he discovered the Union ashore on the 9Th
inst about 90 miles, eastward Of Bayne Ialst, but
in consequence of the heavy weather he had
NO communication with the shore until the fol-
lowing day, when he landed with Aag Of truce,
and learned from rebel Captain that the Union
vas driven ashore in . sinking condition, on the
Let, and econ sitter broken in two. The Grew, 73
in number, and Is horses we're saved. The men
are prisoners IT Fl. Mason and Raleigh. Large
quantities Of stores were seen piled up on the
beach. The eteamer Winfield Scott was in COM
pany with the Union. The Captain Of the Union
fesrs she was lost, having suddenly disappeared.
Nothing is known concerning the rumsred loss Of
the Ocean Express. There are rumoFs Of three
Federal. vessels having gone ashore.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12
NUMBER rs.
frO0 Baltlmoso.

BALrisORE, Nov. H.
q odhoer Of the 20th Indiana regiment. fran
hasteFas, who has arrived here. says hs hsd !
long conversation With the party who brought
the news to Hattsrss. lie vas not dsssrtsr. 81,
. ecitiscn, and nan Of considerable intsliieeoce.
VINO had crossed the sound At the risk Of his life
20 bring the news to US. The oticer rsnort. -. \
ms conversation corresponds exactly with vhat
mas already been transmitted BY telegraph. O.t
ride OF this statement there IL . report that Ia
burnt -
1oi returns OF tho Maryland election show but
ono rebel senator, and six delegates elected, n.
House stands Ss Union and rebels; Senate stands
l3 Union and rebels, seven Of the latter ara Of
the number who hold over, and SIX Of them r. en,s.
ssnt strong Union counties. BradfoId's naicsitv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12
The War In Missouri.

ST LOUIS. Nov 10.
The correspondent of the Demecrat, Rolls, Mo.
Nov. 9, says.
"A portioa Of the force sent out under Colonel
Greusel into Texas county to chastise the rebels
who have for sometime infes ed that section ro-
turned here yesterday, bringing number Of prs
Oners, 500 head of cattle and ~ horses and mules
the property Of armed rebels. Among tho prison
oners are Spencer Mitchell, Quartermaster, and
1t. Col. Taylor, Inspector Of Gen. McBride's bri-
gade''
Before leaving IloustOD Col. Greusel issued tn q
following PROCLAMATION
"7s the P,ot1e Of Me 7oma Of Houston, County ot
1eeos, No..
have this day placed upon your beautiful
court house the flag Of our Union. leave it in
your charge and protection. II it i. taken down
by rebel hands, will return here nd pilage ev-
cry house in the town owned by secessionists OF
those who symphathize with the rebels. Any
outrages hereafter committed upon Union men or
their families will be raj urned on the secessionists
two-fold. Property taken from Union men by
she rebels, in or Of the county, must be returned
inme ediately.
hereby give the robes ten days to mako good
all losses Sustained by Univn families in Tc1os
county. If neglected, the consequences be upon
your own heads. shall soon return TO your coun-
ty and see that this proclamatio is complied with
to the letter you walt for me to execute it,
] will do it with yer geance.
lSignedl NO. GRtUSEL,
Colonel Commanding EXPEDITE. n.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12
From Washington.

- WAsHIx0ToS, Nov. II.
There is most intense excitement here to hear
further particulars in regard to the great exped,.
tion.
uIoun1iess rumofs are circulating that Charles.
ton had been bombardod.
No Intelligence whatever concerning the great
expedition has been received In any quarter up
to to-day, additional TO what has already been
telegraphed.
nisapprehsnsionsh having existed touching the
Post Master Generals order of the 3lst Of October
the Pos. Master will recognise it as follows
The certificate soldiers letters may bo signed by
snyiasting field staff officer In tho ates.
~ we'll ~ tho Major, and whom certified letters
may be forwarded without prepayment OF pos
ta0e, which must, however,he collected at the Of
noe Of delivery.
iSignedl JEo A. KAssoN,
1st Asst p. NJ. 0enl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12
From New York.

NV Yo1K, Nov. II.
The Tribune special, from Fort Monroe, states
that the Rebels said TO the oiBeers Of the Alhat-
ross, that two vessels Of the 6set we're ashore
above Charleston and others below Hstteras. No
names we're given. Lieut.. Lowsry, Of the 6pauld-
ing, reports that On Wednesday nesning he heard
heavy aring south Of Hattsras, and news vas rs-
ceived that the French war steamer Pona VA
on an insccesable beach, and that the gun best
Undervri,er va ssnt 70 her, bat could not g,
within three miles. The same day the French
steamer was seen to blow up, and Il IL supposed
was abandoned. This and another French stssn-
- bed bssu in ths aighborhood some sins, sad
rspsllsA I'll iatessourss With OR ships of wax
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12
CANADA lllek UOK STOk Il
No. 50 Brady Ssrees.

4 SPLENDID NEW ASSORTMENT OF
IA Foreign and Domestic Wines and brandies
just received and for sale low for cash. viz:
:. .Su . erior OI0 Cognac, Of the best brands,
Catawba brandy, very fine and pure,
American Dfandy, fer cooking purposes,
Fine Old Scotch Whisky,
DID bourbon and Rye Whisky, guaranteed pure,
Sherry, Port and Aadeira Wines, old nd yrme,
Sparkling Catawha and Champagne Vines,
of the very best brands
Cherry. Black berry and Raspberry Brandy
good for dysentery and diarrhaa,
Cider Vinegar Common Vinegar Sorghum syrup
Ae, BE-, Ao., &C., &e.
All Of which will b sold Of psices to suit the
times, either 1t wholesale o. retail, by
lae-dtf IL. 3. RI0LRY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12

LATEST NEWS
From Washington.
by tie Mails


WASHINGTON, Noy. ..
Especial to the Tribune.
Passengers from Fort Monroe say that there is
the greatest eYeitem ent In tho South concerning
the Naval Expedition. Tue reports are contra
dictory but deemed unav orab!e TO the re bells.
The Norfolk authorities are evidently anxious
about something though nothing is disclosed be-
side the fact that the Union AM Ocean Express,
the latter a sailing vessel OF l,62s. tons, were
wrecked of the North Carolina coast, loaded with
forage and horses. passenger who came under
flag OF truce, states nothing about Port Royal
except that the enc vessel had been disabled BY
batteries aDd another was aground.
We have no news by the Old Point post to-day,
but steamer is expected with dispatches at An
nspois tonight.
1t is not Improbable that Gen. Mitchell will
withdraw his resignation. The President il very
unwilling to accept il.
The Star this evening aifirnss that tho response
Bile author OF the paragraph in the New York
Independent, stating that it is Stewards expressed
conviction that the Government canuot succeed u
this war, that the Southern Confederacy will be
recognized and peace declared in ninety days, and
that this is the object Of Thurlow Weeds mis-
sion, has been sent to Fort Warren. believe it
is true, and that the arrest was made by Mr.. Sew
ard order.
A despatch FROM San Francisco announces the
almost unanimous approval there Of the removal
Capt. DaGiel McCook has been appointed Assis-
tant Adj't Genl TO Con. McCook, comma ndng on
Green kiver, Ky.
The cash operations Of the Treasury Depart
ment for October were nearly ninety three mil
lions. Same time last year, nine and halt mil
lions. Over four millions have been paid owe
the count er during the last three days.
Gen. Mcclellan reviewed Porter's Division to-
day at Halls Hill, during drenching rain. 2
krigadiers witnessed the fne display.
The rebels have erected battery . miles from
Alexandria. this side Of tho Uccoquan.
The rebel pickets have advanced towards Falls
Church., q short distance from which two OF our.
were cantured yesterday.
Ono ot our picket5 was shot near Olivet
Church while seated by the fire, by rebel farmer
of the neghbood.
The Goverenment has hired Green's mansion
house at Alexandria for hospital at $3.50 per
month.
The important question in relation to Prov ost
Judge Freezes powers is still under consideration
The order Of nrresting h's proceedings was grant
cd upon the representations Of the rebel law
yer, and has been suspended until the case has
come to ii lal decision. The President and SEQ
retsry Of War are in favor Of confirming the ac-
ton. but the Attorney General is opposed. There
have been many letters Of inquiry from Eastern
merchants since the first order.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12
From lshlladeDDlia.

PuiLAbsLrHfA, Nov. H.
special to the Inquirer, dated Fort Nonro.
says that two fishing smacks took refuge und.,
ehe guns OF the Cumberland the Captain. vere
n.limoIeAns They reported that they had been
nsn'". "a .ames riser, and that when thoy left IL
was current thst Charleston had been altar "A y.
Friday last Several Rebel regiments were sept
south from James and York Rivers Tho emb.,L.
alton took place in great haste. The shores oi ths
James River Wefe almost deserted
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12
Maryland News.

BALrIAORE, Nov. II.
II srepo'ted by the boat from Old Point that
steamer osmo IN the capes last evening and con-
tinued up the bay without stopping. She wss
thought to be the Vanderbilt, with dispatches
from the great feet Noting has been heard Of
her arrival at Annapolis.
There is nothing but outside reports 70 warrant
the statement that at last our tsoops had
sdvsncsd 10 within IL miles Of Charleston
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12

DoN'r fail to visit Whisler's great
Dry Goods Emporium before making your
purchases New goods by every train. Of
every conceivable pattern.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12

AFTER to-day we shall be pretty well
tend promptly to any orders from our patrons
The orders for job work left At our ofiics will
then be filled with our usual skill.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12
--------------------- -------------------
NIGHT DlSPATCH ~
From, New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. H.
Ihos. I. Cogenwsier Of the ST. Nisholas Hotel
was brutaily murjered on tho sidewAlk from that
hotel by loafer named Tho. White. with a
dirk. White was arrested
The o3th Regiment loft this p N. via Camden
& Amboy railroad from st Atom Island. Tbre,
more regiments leave tomorrow
Fourteen cases Of soldiers clothing. valued At
900, belonging to the 10th Regiment. vero
fousd this morning at the Eric Railroad lcpot de-
stincd tor the West. They were seized, ana Quar-
termaster Os,raDder OF that Regiment, together
with ). NJ. Reynolds, Sutier, were arrested ON n
charge OF deiTauding the Government.
A special states that tho ! resident and A..;s,
ant Secretary Fox received n dispatch this morn .
ing nfrming the reports of the succcss - m.
navai expedition, but are founded on the same AN
thority rs those from Monroe TO tho Associated
Press.
The Post says an expedition is prepar~d. IL il,
has not already sailed, which will seal the bar
bory OF Havana and Charleston against the exit
or entrance Of any vessel. Also u notiIIs OF 20
vessels IS now in this port, armed and ready 10
sail Tor the Gulf Of Mexico. Tho ve.sc,s arc
peculiarly filed by eize draft Of water and nm
armament for harras'ing tbs coasts of Louisiana
The companies garrisoning tho Notifications
around Washington, have been ordered to build
log ,uts for Winter quarters.
The new steamship Constitution has been char
tered by the Government
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12
Railroad Accident.
pufLAnRs.purA

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IL.
young man named Hughes and his two sisters.
while driving over . crossing Of tfo Wsstchesser
Railroad, nesr the junction Of the PonDsyvania
road, the horse became frightened 1t the cngiss.
One sister was instantly killed and tho other ter
riby injured, it is supposed fatally.
The trial Of the PstFei pirates has again been
postponed, on account Of the absence sf Capt.
Purbiance. OF the Navy. Frank Alban, ono Of the
pirates, died in prison Of consumption. He was to
be witness for the prosecution.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12
Maryland Legislature.

BALTIMORE, Nov. ..
A special session Of the Maryland Legislature
will be called by Gov. Hicks to undo the rebel
legislation Of last spring to enact police law
and put the State full and square on the Union
platform. The seats Of the Senators under arrest
will be declared vacant and ne v election order
3D..
Dispatches from the army Of the Potomac from
all points represent every thing quiet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12

REuovAL-The editorial and connt-
ing room Of tha DEMOCRAT AND News will be
found hereafter in the second story ot Grigg's
block, Percy street. The entrance is ut the
man doorway Office at the head OF the
Il ght, first door on the left.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12

ELEGANT Embroidered Dress Silks,
more New Cloth Cloake and Shawls. Plaid
FIannels Linen Table Damask. Children 9
woollen Goods. and many other styles Of
Goods, opening this morning. at Wadswotth'A
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-12
.aNr PERSON.

DEING DESIROUS OF ENGAGING IN
ID business, will find q rare Opportunity BY
calling On the undersigned, - other matters re-
quire my undivided attention. will dispose Of
the stock Of
Groceries, Provisions 4 FixiuPes