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Arrival OF SAILORS &c

Yesterday morning, a draft of 200 seamen
were received from New York, and at once
marched 10 the Navy Yard, where they took
quarters in the mould loft" which has been
recently fitted up, and is capable of accommo-
dating SO men. They are intended for the Po-
tclnic and James river fiotiilas.
In short time the Potomac f1otiIia will be
reinforced by number of vessels, and the IA
cilities the Rebels have now for crossing the
river will not be so plentiful, as each point will
DC carefully watched AT present there are
four mortar sehooners being repaired, prior to
taking their stations on the river
The Monitor il receiving her finishing touc hes,
ard Will probably be ready for service this
week. There will be no plates removed from
her, a. stated in morning paper, as they are
all sound. Some of the dents made by the Mcr-
rimac viii, however, be Strengthened out
On Saturday night the Frceborn captured r
boat containing TX negroes, near AQUA Greek,
on their way to the Maryland Shore where
they stated they We're to obtain supplies They
were sent up to the yard this morning A rcfu.
gee from Virginia was also sent up.
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THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
MONDAY NOVEMBER ,, 1869
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The ynfeTligsrrer. in reference TO the recent
arrests made by Gen Wool in Bal imore, says
there is some danger Of holding that COM
:llanGifr responsible for faults which b"lon 3
Tot 20 much 10 him personally "a 10 The mill
tary -ystem which authorizes any officer in
The icyal Stairs 20 MAKE arrests that in orii-
rary times would b. RENTED TO the exclusive
Jurisdiction OF the civil authority. II is impos-
EibIe 10 inaugurate Hnd exercise such a system
without giving rise 10 just such mistakes as
are Represented 20 have occurred in the pres
ent instance
Ti' Rrput'i~n" Acknowledges that no such
issue a. willingness 10 assent, without 3
further struggle, 20 a dissolution or the Union
and .hc destruction OF American nationality"
VA. thought OF in the recent elections;
ths. democrats favorable 10 anything of the
kind. The only danger 10 be apprehended
from ;hrir rrcrni political successes, the r.
publican thinks, is the reconstruction OF ssthr
Union a. II was, and ruled 81 it always was,
by Southern oliSarchy with Northern al
Les"
The Ch-onicis appears this morning as daily
raper. and il pledged to the support of the civil
sni military policy Of the Admins tration.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
TIN STTY ALTON


Iast night the advance. of thr Array of the
Potomac, under Bnrnside, Fitz John Porter
ard others, doubtless bivouacked upon the line
OF the Alexandria and Winchester turnpike
from Ifpr"rvillc Chrr" miles in front of or be.
low AShhy'- Gap) down TO Middleburg dis
tance OF ten miles. Their cavalry must have
halted f0r the night very near II not upon the
lire OF the Manassas Gap Railroad, sonr-
whrrr bit we n Front Royal and Tho-oughfare
Gap. Tbs, :ort, OF Gen Sigel, which took mp
the line OF march 1t an early hour Yesterday,
must Ia We "a, aRced upon the line o; the same
railroad TO Thoroughfare Gap ere nightfali, if
not beyond that point; while another admirable
division of the army Immediately i'll front of
Washington, under Gen. Sickirs, 1T the same
time was doubtless advanced in thu rear OF Sigal
80 a at nightfall to b. within supporting dis
lance o. him. Such we judge, frsm our knewl.
edge OF the country, roads, &c, TO have nrcrs-
sarily been The movements, on the chess-board
east OF The Blue Ridge yesterday.
We stated on Friday that the rebels were
hurryins on tho day before from Berryville in
two drections-by the Front Royal and Shan.
nondale roads. These movements satisfied
that their anxiety then was simply to protect
their right flank and rear.
The cavalry fight of yesterday, mentioned
elsewhere in to-day's Star, could not ha We been
affair OF Importance; though it may have
been a prolonged skirmish. PleaSanton was
simply driving in the rebel pickets along the
base Of the ridge; skirmishing with them W here
ever h. found them, perhaps nearly all day.
The main fight of yesterday was, however,
doubtless contest for the possession of Snick-
er's Gap As yet we have no further particn-
lars of II than are published in the morning
papers, but hope To receive full details of the
action in time for publication in today's second
edition of the Star.
Unless Sigers corps was attacked in force BY
daybreak this morning, we believe that the en-
envy will retreat down the valley without a
fight, ifthcy can accomplish that feat. As, after
daylight to-day, Sgers corps can hardly be at
tackled without Ia wing within zach ample sup
ports TO hold perhaps the whole OF Lees army
we'll i'll check until il is brought under fire of
the main Army of the Potomac.
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CAPTURE OF THREE BRITISH STEAMERS
AND DESTRUCTION OF 4 FOL RTU

Admiral Dupont reports 10 the Navy Depart
ment the capture, on The eth ul;., BY the T. =.
bark Eestlcss, of the British strarncr Scotia.
She WIS discovered at daylight, standing TO-
wards Bulls Bay. The captain, an old of.
fender named Sibley, with a gentleman and
lady, left the steamer IN an open boat
The boats OF The Z. =. steamer Flag on the
18th nE.. captured the British Steamer Au-lia
about four miles from the entrance OF Bulrs
Bay. -'-
On tbr Ill. October urimo tn L. s, steamer
Memphis captured in latitude ;sS deg 2 min
north longitude - deg. - min. west, the British
steamer Ouachiia, fro;d Bermuda, osiensibly
for Havana. She underworld la escape, and
threw ovcrboIrd most OF her cargo of arms
and ammunition. The character OF her cargo
and the fact that she was far OUT of her course
and was doubtless making for Charles ton in
duCad Lieut. W although, ho, commands the
Memphis, Ia send her in Tor adjudication.
The T.. =. steamer Flambcau, of Charleston,
has succeeded in running the English steamer
Mimic on shore near Fort Moultric, on the
morning of the pot Ii ult., lille endeayorinc 10
run the blockade. Her cargo was floating
around loose, and she will be- 4 total wreck
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THEY ARE DEFEATED AND DRIVEN BACK
INTO TIE SHENANDOAH VALLEY.
GIN. rLFAStSTos RoI Re AND PTRs, T..
TIE REBEL CAVALRY IN HIS


The following dis pa tch reached the War D-
parimcnt thi> forenoon
HEADQUARTERS ARMY oP THE PoroMAC,t
NHRATLAND, Nov. -, 10 y. III. (
haze Just received a dispatch from G-n
Mcclellan, da.sd at Snicker'S Gap. D. m
stating that he has full possession of the Gap
When Hancock arrived there il VA, held bv
the snemy's cavalry. who were at once driven
out. column 81 from five 20 six thousand
infantry advanced 20 retake il, but were dis
perSed by the fire OF our rifrd guns. The
position l. a strong one .roin either oIde Il il
said that Jackson and A. =. Hill are in the val
ley opposite. Pieasanton nae. driven the Pm
emy's cavalry several miles beyond Union at 2
p. m, exploding one of their caisons, and cap
turing ten OF their wounded left behind.
4. r. MARCY, Chiei-of-Staf.
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ROPos SAILS FOR CORN
Dkrof uARIkaHAsfaa's O,FtcE,

torntr E,shicrnsh aad e strtets,
ss FAX s::s:a &c
ohs hupdred thousand bashs is efshelies corn.
S.s e. r e sssa
St1n.ii ,h he Eeseved byweiEAt at 1851 atty tx
SACKS 70 be aa,nishsd without extra. charge to
within tah twenty days from the date OF the com
tract
The fnil name and Post Office address % the hid.
dfF I'm %P R fpRs :5i in the the pr.pSss
nd"ias srcpossi Of the Fac p part
Proposals from disloyal parties ,riR not Be- con-
tids,sd ond an oath Of alistdnee must accompany
orrepo.ai. must be addressed to Col D. II. Fucker
Corn" " p pau hHi' marked PROPOSALS tor
Thu. .es, of etSSttfst assr E. All til. eon,r..,
should 1t DO awarded to him, must be guaranteed
be appended to the guarantee. O'' ''u''
sbdGn ss Ss of the must ,.
nearest District Court or Of the United States Dis
Bidders must be present in person when the bids
are opened, or their proposals will not be consd
bonds In the sum Of ten thousand dollars, signed
BY the CONTRACTOR and both OF his guarantors. will
A. the bond must accompany the contract it
with them, to have bonds sig ned In anticipa
ton and ready to be produced when the contrsctis
signed.
ton BEING his s.Sss p Sss1 By
letter, or by telegraph.
PORN OF GUARANTEE
We, Of the county of =, and State OF =,
and - ofths county Of -, and State Of - do
hereby guarantee tt able to fulfil contract
in accordance With the terms OF his proposition,
and that. should his proposition be accepted. he
will at once enter into = contract in accordance
Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him, We are pre-
pared to become his securities.
TO this guarantee must be appended the Official
certificate above mentioned
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, &c.
All Corn contracted for under this advertisement
will be rigidly inspected and such does not prove
of e good sound merchantsb bic quality will 6e re-
Jected.
Payment to be made upon the completion Of the
contract or go soon thereafter as the Depot Quar-
termaster shall be in funds.
Any informally in the bid, non -confermsnes
with the terms Of this advertisement, will ensure
the rejection of the proposal.
Delivery to be made at the Railroad Depot, or Mt
one OF the Government Wharves, III the city OF
Washington.
The Depot Quar.ermastcr reserves to himself the
right to reject any all bids that he deem too
high. ID. II. KUCKER
oc % It'd Colonel and Depot Quartermaster.
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FnoN SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA Battle ~ N,
BlackvGf"r- Towr II Franklin DrstroyeI.-On
Thursday last. tsayssa correspondent Of thu
Baliimcrr Amrrican, lOctobcr ;ath, Federal
force proceeded from Suffolk TO Franklin, on
the Blac swater, moving OIL rapidly through the
night, I'd reaching the point opposite the place
Il; day light. The rebel pickets and our I'd vat1oe
exchanged fires ut once, and Is soon - posi-
BILE, under coVer'uf our advanced skirmisi. era
the batteries Were placed in position andop ned
on the nest of rebels. They opened on tsleir
side with their batteries in 4 short time, butour
guns Were too well served TO enable them TO
make half a show. The FrderalS SHIELDED them
off, knocked their town into pi, and in obedi-
cnce TO orders retnrucd al 4 late hour to thnir
post At Suffolk There We're mono killed and
but few wounded on our side. Their loss,
Judging from yeils and .shriekS and appear
ancr, a. we drove thera from cover, must have
been severe. There is no ford or bridge on the
Blackwater i'll that direction, and having no
pontcOns with them, the FcderalS could H.:
cross TO follow them up. The expedition Wis u
success, SO far rs obedience OF orders permit
The troops about Suffolk are anxious for 4
forward movement on Petersburg, which they
think they can make At any time
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WELL. DONE

The march of Gen. Sickles' division. yester-
day and the day before, from Alexandria aIn,os
to the extreme from, was capitally performed,
and reflects great credit upon tha; officer and
his lroops-IIooker's Old division. Without
fatiguing themselves with forced march.
they accomplished about fourteen miles dssr.
arriving At their temporary destination in per.
feet order, with all and everything fairly up in
line, and are already actively engaged in per-
forming the particular service they Were evil
IDENTIFY cent forward 70 accomplish
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. 1'ELEGRAPHIo.'j
THE PIRATE STEAMER ALAB.n,
LATE FROM HAVANA
TH2 FRENCH TROOPS ARRIvtSU PnR ,ur
MEXICAN WAX

RasroS. Nov. 3-The last sen of the Ala
bams was on the Goth ult, az 10 O'clock in tn.
evening in latitude 50 deg. longitude 90 arg
She was sie'ring northwest uudrr full hesDd
ofsieam and sails spread The wind " a. south.
,NEw~fcHK, Not. 3--The steamer MaYssa.
from New ORLEANS, bearing dates TO the, slth
ulr, Key West dates 60 the 25th, and Havasa
news up 10 tie .9th, has arrived She slso
brfngS Vera cruz dati-s 20 ,hr 10Th uit, " hsch
state that most OF the French troops asrv-d
had gone TO Orizsba.
The gunboat Santiago 81 nj Havana onshe
frh last month coaling.
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FINANcIAL.-New York papers of Saturday

evening say:
The stock market Is steady, with but little
spec ;ilati'c spirit in the railroad shares. Gov
eminent G's show a further improvement, SELL
ing at 1917. The Coupon IS of III are also
firmcr, >eliing at %. The $50 notes are dull ut
t5SaitJl. Money is easy call at SAG per
cent. q Old has been dull, but firm at i3l
Nearly all the private sales on the Stock En-
change have been made at this figure. Ex-
change on London Is dull at 3,,aftiS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-03

PKRsoNAL-Col w. T. n. Neal, Va; Col. F.
s. Sanford; Col. J. &. Hall, Wis; Colonel c. h.
Hall, n. j.; Gen. Bayard, u. s. V; Col f. f.
Howe. Hon. WV. Ketcham, N "; Col Huling,
Pa; Col. G. s. Tompkins, n. J.; Coi.w. Dwight.
Mass; Col. Lawrence Kip, U. :. A: Colonel A.
Stager, L. 5. NJ Tel; Gov. Curtin, Pa, are a,
Wizards.
Col. A. W. Elicit, H., is AT the National,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-03

PEosoTIoss.-J. II. Halves. OF Iowa, Princi-
pal Dranghtsnan in the General Land Office
hiss been appointed By the President 70 the DO.
sition Of Principal Clerk of Surveys III the same
Office.
N Dubois. OF Pennsylvania, has been pro-
NOTED 70 the position Of Principal Draughts-
man, In place of J. Ii. Halves, promoted as
show
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%Many secessiouists left the Enireo

81 Many secessionists left the Episcopal
Churches of Baltimore, yesterday on account
OF the reading of the Bishop pastoral letter
DIR. Hawks, of New York, now rector of Christ
Church in that city, did not read the letter lie
had an OVERLOOKING congregation. He Is u
great favOrite with the seccssionists The
affair causes much excitement
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TURNING THE ENEMY,s PLANK

Up 10 80 p N. to-day We have not been able
20 learn that the enemy had appeared i'm front
OF Sigelo command in any force. W. would
have learned the fact had the enemy y.utured
an attack on our forces in that quarter This
morning. We think il row clear that LEES
flank has been turned.
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nTWe understand that the New York Gas
Company has privately declared a cash diyi-
drnd Of 100 per cent, as well as q scrip vidend
oil S3t5 per cent. This is the concern which
alleges that il is too poor TO pay the government
tax and seeks 10 rXtort it from the consumers
Of their eas.-N. y. Ereninc Post
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Major GENERAL SI-MNER

This distinguished officer was in Washing
ton this forenoon. hurlying on TO the 'front.'
from his late brief trip to New York to recruit
his health, which has been much improved, We
are glad 10 be able TO say.
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CASEIERED

Second Lieut.. Nehemiah : alton, Of the 27th
Indiana volunteers has bee cashiered and dis
missed the service of the United States BY order
OF general court martial, for violation of the
SD article of war
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-03

Decidedly CooL.-The behind time Wash
inztcn correspondent of the New York Com.
a'ercse'- who probably never III his journalistic
experience got an idea or item for his letters
from here that he did not steal from some
Washington paper. has the impudence to talk
OF Nashingtonians being compelled 10 go to the
New forkpapers-the Commercial perhapsC)-
Tor their local news,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-03
RIERS ~

Theodore Dent, J. II. Bateman, T. r. Turner,
Il. J. Montgomery, and DIR. Hardie,Sc to- dav
brought up from lower Mary land and commit
ted 10 the Old Capitol prison, as prisoners of
war and Rebel mail carriers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-03

- Hon James Ii. Mexican, present repre-
sentative In Congress from the Saratoga, NY,
district declines q renorni nation on account of
dt--s-e contracted while in the military service
q the country, which units him for a proper
attendance TO duty at the present time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-03
DKOPOsA AIS FOR HnADBOARDs FoRGR,yEs
DEPOT QCA.rERNAsrEn's OFFICE.
COrner EishtcenM and q styesfs
HaShinnfnu har 49,, 4

DEPOT QCA.TERNAsTER's OFFICE
8 C0ra~ Eishtcenth and q styetfs !
1 sFAksD Psoros.Ls VIII % rsesi7ed at this o re
for furniahiSs !" ts ,sd s2 at u o'clock
0 os rds or tablets for Tsy seo ~
FOL ~ ~ Ing e d ef cf q. vi. " '''
and one and tb ,Tss IN brnEs'h ten M inches
with lights an incn s OF an insh thick
inches IN length, and in all Respects TO corra,o
All SAND Gos 10 d. scT be at iEs sS,s g,
points in the rity or county of Washington, d q r.
a. a. tne pcpot '!usrterma7ter May direct, within
ththrS Gays alter the awarding Of the contract
oross,s from disleysl parties will net be con-
The ability Of the bidder to dll the con:ract sbop,a
90 asSe1 70 him. must be GUARANTEED by two
10 tne guarantee and said gparae> mus
The responsiSili,y of the guarsntors must \.
shown Ok the Official certificate of the Clerk Of the
hraSrst District Court or Of the United States Dis
Bidders must be present in person when tho bids
full Post Once address Of
Ger must appear In the proposal.
II pa is msde in the name OF a firm the names
OF az the parties must appear, or the bid will ba
eonsidered as the individual proposal of the .psrty
Bonds in the sum of one thousand dollars si.,sa
by the contractor and both of his guarantors will
De REQUIRED of the successful bidder upon signing
The right TO reject any or all bids that may BE-
deemed too high is reserved By the Depot Quarter
Informal proposals. will be rejected
Proposals must be addressed to Capt Edward r
Hsitz, Assistant Quartermaster, L $ Army Var
ington. d. C., and should be plainly marked 'Pra
possls for furnishing Head Boards for Graves
Form Of GxaYantee.
OF the county Of, and Stata Of
=, ana -, OF the county of - and State of -
90 HEREBY guaranty that IL able To fuIfI tn,
sontract Ia acc rdsnce with the terms of his proCo
fs1on ana that should his proposition be accepted
VIII a once enter into a contract in accordance
.se.ewtn Should the contract be awarded 10 min,
"Ssre prepared TO become his sureties ~
Io tkt Guarantee nIus: be appended the ojF.;sI
eef.ihcs:e h ove EeL ..onAt Wiz "i
. INWARD : HlR-y,
H'' u" NHs:A>1 AZ a. = NJ, T E AcuT
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An Acknowledgements afternoon a din
Guilty occurred near the corner OF Twenty ffrst
and l. streets, between Terence Dreamer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Deibel, resulting in Mrs Ileihel
being cut badly near one OF her eyes. Ii ap-
pears that the affair originated from Mrs Del
beTs child tying rag 20 Creanier's door a few
nights since, and yesterday Dreamer and Del
bel got into an alteration, when the latter re-
treated 10 his own yard, and seizine an axe. de-
fed the former, Who Immediately followed
Mrs. Deibel ran to separate the parfSes aad
Creamer struck at her with a knife, inflictfn0
an ugly wound. Sergeant Hurley immediately
arrested Dreamer, and he was taken before
Justice Drury, who held him TO security for
court,
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PENSION OFFICE APPOINTMENTS

The Commissioner OF Pensions has made the
following additional appointments of exam
lining surgeons OF the Pension Burgau:-Dr A
Ii. McChesney, At Alton, Ill; DIR. Benz y War
rem, a; Concord, n. H.; DIR. Jno h. Stanchfieid,
1t Elmira, Il. Y; DR.. Vim. L. Townsend. at
Goshen, n. V: DR.. Cyrus Porter. al Rutland. VI
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" A discussion took place at the Cooper
lns'i'utr' New York. on Saturday night, be-
tween George Francis Train and Cassius M.
Gay on the slavery question-Mr. Train de-
Tending and Mr.. Clay opposing the institution.
The debate continued three hours, each speak.
Ins half an hour at a time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-03

~Foreign dry goods and general merchan
die to the amount of 1863, $50, We're imported
into New York last week
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OEFI( I 4 I.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN. President of the United States
Of America:
To Az Fho,J, II Mgg Tnrrsy1

To Az Who,u IL May Cnrc,ra.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that G. II. GARLIcHs has been appointed Con-
sul Of the Kingdom OF the Netherlands at Ciucin-
natl. for the States of Ohio, Indiana and Keutucky
I 40 hereby recognize him such, and de-
clare him free to exercise and enjoy such functions
powers, and privileges are allowed to the
Consul- of the most favored nations, in the United
States.
In testimony whereof. have caused these letters
to be made patent, and the Seal of the United
States to be hereunto AFFIXED.
Given under my hand At the city OF Wishing
ton, the 10Th day of October, A. D. 1852
IL. 81 md OF the Independence of the United
States Of America, the S7,h.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President
WILLIAM ii. SEWARD Secretary Of state
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ga Baltimore dispatch SAYS: Mes,rs
Gardner. Rich, Sewaii and Evans. since their
rrturn from Fort Delaware, have discovered
ernTnis-ari's and secret causes of their arrest,
Wh.eh iInplicate prominent contractors and
OtuPr-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-03

IS There is brisk trade now between New
York and New Orleans. Eleven vessels are TO
sail within the next fortnight
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CONTRACT AwARDED.-The contract for sun.
plies for the Navy Yard at Kittery, Maine
(Bureau OF Construction) for class 81 metals,
has been awarded 10 John r Elyans, OF this
city.
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a NV DAILY PAPgR.-The Chronicle, here
tofore published as weekly paper, comes out
to-day as a daily morning paper 1t i, well
filled, and presents DECIDEDLY neat and hand.
somr appearance.
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~ ANY pariies having email. low pressure
s'esm -'ug+' In good order, that are coppered,
VI can I" ooppered' Will have an opportunity
% ufpOsing OF mem, If they Will offer them at
q fair price, 90 the Navy Deo,rtn,.o,
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sSThe Bavaria and Kangaroo sailed from
New York, for Europe, on Saturday, taking
ont, together, S3J ,5i7 in specie.
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GOV ERNOR CURTIN

Gov. Curtin, of Pennsylvani; is here to-
day, on business connected with Pennsylya-
mas share OF the due prosecution of the war
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~ The Baitiisore American, quoting from
our saturdays budget of southern news from
'he Richmond papers of the 3vth ul,o., saws
thai Maccubin. Clackner and WoodalI men
h";ed as Of the "Plug Ugly" Baltimore Of
hCere recently dismissed from the detective
fOrcR a. Richmond for various rascaliticsl were
All tire" Trading spirits, in times past, of the
EInrire tDemocraticl Club of Baltimore, the
mortal enemies of the 'Plug Uglies.'' The des
lgnation Of plug Ugly" was that applied 10
them by the Richmond Erominer not by rs
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~The Minnesota war loan, of 1000, was
on Saturday, awarded TO Thompson & Brother,
1t New York