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The New York herald., 1862-11-02
NEWS EY TIE AaaTlA.

Hsptsx Nov 1867.
Tho steamship Arabia from Liverpool on the lsth Wis
Queenstown The 10Th iastan, arrived here tais foe
noon.
II was reported that two Confederate prvatecrs were
ia ;hc Mediterranean snd that they had already Ia
siroycd federal vcss.s u vas SAID that semmcs
commanded one Of them.
The story about the TIVE sehc p. vaecrs .s from ths
London Setes Spezza corresDoicnce ana very probably
is only another version Of the statement, already pub
!islcd, Of The destruction Of wii,iers.
The English newspaper advance nothing new on Ame
r!cau affairs Some OF thc contaiie 70 call Cor the
cugnton Of the Southern confe dcracy
Incre further Of changes ia the French
Cabinet.
II was reported that NJ. Foad aud Coan 40 Versss
ncy had both rendered their designations
The changes in the French Ministry are construed ~
uniavorable 70 the cause o.. Italian unity.
Marshal Canrobert is appointed commander OF the mill
tary division OF Lyons aud the Duke OF Magenta CON-
mander Of Nancy.
A large Garibald meeting had been held 10 Londos
continued occupation OF Reno by The French troops
There are various rumcrs from Rome tia; Cardinal
Anionel and Monsieur kedoro had teadesed their
resignation.
Report SAID Prince Ia Tom de Aavesgnc TO be tbs
now French Minister 70 Rome.
The steamship Scotia. from Now York, arrived 1t
Liverpool on the I7th instant.
The New York herald., 1862-11-02
United states District Court.
Before ucu. Judge Hall.

DECISIONS su5rESDED UNTIL. THE VAR Is OVER.
or 3i-Dcrid Cgrrts and 0ttSs Ese sc'omer To-
siah Hcthens, Hsr Trcsis, dc-Lsma Brndford cnd
Oneys vs. The Schooner Gclego Her Ttsis, dc.Thc dcci
sion or tho Court In these suspended until scch
time as the auth riiy OF the government uf the Uuitcd
states is established m Richmond In the stats Of
Virginia change in tho relations of the parties, or
sumo action Of government shall render proper Toe
the Court decide the upon ts merits or until
The New York herald., 1862-11-02
Commercial Intelligence.

from the Manchester Guardian fcty artce) Oct. 16l
Tbe English stock market little less dull to-day
4,h) during the earlier hours Of business but sudden
fan Of Is took place Just az tue close on the reccips
Ieft on Yesterday at 03H, werc nrst quoted a. g3x
p3z. and the latest bargains were 81 9Sf e3H Ios
rnonev and 03X g37S for the 9th OF November: Ine
rccent gold arrivals together with the continuous decline
IN wheat. seemed, at the commencement, 70 excrcne
eome favorable influence but the market ultimately nau
3 tone Of great weakness :.
The payment OF the dividends commcnced to-day
tho bank, and the demand for discount wss
About CIT 900 in gold were taken 70 the bank today
The lord Raglan has arrived from hsiooasne' w'h
In foreign securities there has been rcscticn Of per
cent in Turkish consodes, which have closed ~
rSscHsd 10 nremium decline Of per cont Italian
Ave per csns are nearly 0Tsr Tsc sspsr rs and
- - rr,soi Iarnynn four and half yer cents
cSM New Granada two per ccnss, 20; Spanish passivc
a2x ~; vsnesusa, aek w.
The New York herald., 1862-11-02
Commercial Intelligence.

CottonThc sales Of the week were Is 100 bales the
market closing duh and nominal nj decline or I'D.
I'd under heavy arrivals from India The sales FRI
day 900 bales the market closing with still ds
Ginning tendency.
Dreadstuis dull and irregular, and tending downward
Provisions i'll declining,
CoBsols closed on Friday at o. X for money
THE LATEST MARKETS.
The Liverpool cotton market was frmer on Saturday.
though rates unchanged
Breadstufs quiet and Irregular, with q downward
tendancv.
Provisions fiat.
Corsols closed On SATURDAY. at 9sx ao5&.
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India.

The Bombay mai! of September L. with Calcutta des.
patches to september IL h1d reached England The pews
has generally been anticipated.
later mail had reached Suez, from which place The
following had been telegraphed--
BounAY, Sept. ~, 1862
public meeting has been held 10 this CITY, under the
presidency Of tho Governor in aid OF the Lancashire re-
lief fund. els 900 subscribed on the spot An ad
dress Of oonldencen Mr. Laing had been adopted ata
public meeting in Calcutta Rain had fallen plentmuy ~
the Dccan and there was no fear Of q famine Herat
reported TO have been invested on all sides py Dos ma
homcd. shrtings and mule twist advancing cotton au'
stcrlngs 2s. I'd. Freghts j7s. 3D.
CALCUTTA, Sept. 25, 1862.
shrngs and mule twist tending upward Exchange, g.
sd. Frcights higher.
The New York herald., 1862-11-02

France
At recent Cabinet council the Emperor s said 70 have
ewarmly congratulated NJ. Fould upon the satisfactory
In which ne has the financial en,bar
rassmcns Of the country have expressed belief
that the situation OF Europe being such as to inspire
apprehension OF disturbance Of peace the next budget
would present perfect equilibrium.
Il is stated that the Marquis de Lavalete will not re-
turn to Rome.
The Paris Bourse on The 14th OF October excited
and rentes declined per ceut closing at s0.S0. There
OF popular risngs at Berlin owing 70 the
constitutional proceedings Of the government bat they
were not confirmed.
The New York herald., 1862-11-02


the conclusion Of his letter The principle 's, that
the emancipation G an ensInys slaves Is not among
tho acts q legitimate war. A. relates TO the owners
rantcd by the usagcs OF war; That is the doctrine
of tho United Batcs. That doctrine was sanctioned by
the Emperor OF Russia who decided the contest In favor
OK the United States upon the principle go broadly laid
down by Mr. Adams. so that show you Mr. Webster,
and could show you Ave hundred other Northern men
who have admitted the thing that there Is power
under the constitutions and no war power and that tho
act Of Mr. Lincoln s In violation of tho law or war
pounded by the civilized world Maryland part Of tho
United States Delawsre Ia part: Kentucky bias never
yet seceded, Missouri IL part All these states
poses that IL they win send members OF Congress
the National Legislature slavery shall remain there
that he win not abolish II there IL not, therefore, be-
he s opposed 10 slavery that he would abolish 10
it is punishment 70 individuals Well, far re-
CARDS that thoc Is another great principle recognized by
al courts Of rstce--that wherever country Is taken
possession Of by enemy, the allegiance Of the com.
people Of that country is absolycd for tho time
being wherever protection Is not extended The United
States has decided II in six different Castinc was
taken 10 1919 We had laws against the importation
OF foreign goods and especially from Great Britain;
bit the citizens Of that place after IL takcn traded
with this country, and introduced large amount of
goods, and at the close OF the they brought
before the courts Of the United States for violating the
crcoursc laws. Tho Judges unanimously decided
that as the goods were imported at the time that the
United States laws could not be enforced there the
place being in possession &C tho British government
and the British troops, allegiance and protection
were correlativo terias, and that those indvi-
duas who had imported goods during that : pc.
riod were IN no manner iiaDlc f0r violation Of the
laws OF the States Tho same thing has boon declared
here bv statute IL, Henry VII. After the long wars
Of the Roses they felt necessary 10 embody what
common lsw principle In statute which provides that
you may obey the ruling monarch whether no Is the
rieful monarch not, and In doing you not liza
bic for violation OF the laws OF the realm at ALL Yet the
ederas attempt 70 conscate the whole OF tho private pro-
pcry not slaves only but all tho private property Of those
citizens who bound TO obey the law OF the confede
racy under which they ve receiving no protection from
tho United states fhoy couscate their property, and
declare their slaves Free Such act OF despossm Is
not to be found the record Of any civilized nation Or
the world. tltcar hcar There GRO many other hngs,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

.-s Tribune correspondence, dated 1fsChHn.
icsvilIe. l6fh, says: sour pickets occupy
the bridges on the Eechan cevilie soai,
ncrnss the Chick aho,siay, skhin fonr mslss
of Richmond, while those of the enemy are
on the road little above within speaking
distance. Health Of the soldiers in this VI.
cinity is excellent" ed
Washington, June 20.
Union men in Fredericksburg continue to
complain of The favoritlsm shnwn rebels |:
and say. notwithstanding the federal guns
bear upon the city, Union men are taken
and carried off 10 R'chm in and property
A depu,asion from fredericksburg
will wait on the Secretary and President to-
day and ask protection.
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Reliable information has been received at
Head quarters, that Jackson has been re-
inforcri the second time, by $4,000 men.
Gen. Fremont is in very exposed con-
dition, and in danger OF being .0verwhelm-
ed by superior force.
is believed that q large portion of sthe
Corinth army are about to be sent to hold
the Shenandoah Valley, with its immense
supplies Of wheat, until after harvest time.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21
By AUTHORITY.
UNITED STATES MAIL.
O w A

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT
{ Washington. april 80 1862
The mail service the following routes In Iowa adj.
vertised for proposals the 3Uth Of Novebef last
being deemed to be insufcient the public cou,e,
fence will be received at the Contract or
flee OF this department until r. n, OF the eJh day
Of June nextto be decide by 27th-for
The mails Of the United States commencing on the an
day August, 1862 and rminating on the 30;A day
Of june, 1866, as follows, viz:
1895 From Brooklyn, (Bear Creek, post oace by NAL
Gym, Grinnell Sugar Grove, Pleasant View I
Newton and Mtchcville, 20 Des Ao,Res rs &
miles and back, six Lanes week. Sugar
Grove to be supplied Wy side mail three tines
week.
Leave Brooklyn daily, except sunday. at D. m.
Arrive az Des MoiIes. next days By 6 am;
Leave Des Nones daily: except Sunday, at pm3
Arrive at Brooklyn next days by 3 IN;
Newark, Red Rosi. Monroe Prairie Ciix Ben Benz.
nington. vandaia, Apple Grove and Rings
yum, to Dcs Aoines, as rifles. and back, SIX
times week; Red Rock, Bennington, amp,
yandalia to be supplied BY side mails three
times week. ~ 3ss
Leave Eddyy daily, except Sunday, at 8 m;
Arrive at Des Moincs next days BY 8 am;
Leave Des AOines daily, except sunday, at p m
Arrive at EddyvIlle next days by Al IN. h
1861 From Des Xoines, by Boone Adei, wiscotta. Nor
risburg, DaImanutha, Hamln's Groses4 Lura,
Turkey Grove. Lewis, Big Grove, and Nacedo-
mia, to Council bluffs, $50 miles and back. six
times week. Macedonia, Big Grove. and
Hamins Grove, to be supplied BY side mails
threctimes week.
Leave Des Aoines daily. except Sunday, att M.
Arrive at Council Bluffs, next days by u q M;
Leave Council Bluffs daily, except Sunday, y
Arrive at Des Moines next days by lam.
The law requires that the mails be conveyed viii
celebrity certainty, and security" without regard
mode. aid proposals must be made entirely in accoft
ance Herewith to be entitled to consideration &
For form OF proposal, guarantee. certificate, and =
instructions, requirements, SC, sc, bidders resc
red to the general advertisement dated 30h Novembe
N. BLAIR. Postnesfer Ge.eras.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

s ss..f#a Washington june 90. !.
Especial to New York papers. The Jn-
d clary Committee for rbe investigation of
Ben Woods case has convened lt'is openly
asserted that enough will be proven to war
rant his expulsion. Among other allega-
tions, it ia rumored that sn agent recently
went South under his pass, which, was
recognized everywhere by the rebels.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

washington, June Is.
A dispatch from Gen. Mcclellan states
that Col. Averill had returned from u
search after gueriIas but they had disap-
pesred. after committing the depredasions
heretofore reported.
3 Near White House Averill captured sew
eral wagon loads OF supplies intended for
Richmond. and also destroyed. y quantity Of
rebel grain and captured several important
persons. Nothing to-day from Halleck.--
All is quiet in the valley Of the Shenan.
doah,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

J! E New York, June 20.
An editorial correspondence If the Times
says that Mcclellan has been lahoring uE-
DIR an ind,spos,iion more q, less for seve-
raj days. lie is better now, and indefati.
gable IN bis attention to the details of his
oficiai duty. The whole business Of the
army is in q most compact and, complete
order.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

Law. EeaI Esssss "a rnsursns~
4 4 80.
D. c. BI.ooSIER.
sttsI, s. "a
ATTORNEY AT Law,
RsSl EsssssssS xsssrssss Agent,
20 COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA. IS s'i
,one. In Empire Blsek, opposite Pacific Hsu.s.
AGENCY OF
Phoenix Fire Insurance c om'y,l
OF Hartford. Conn.
CAPITAL 100000 and large surplus.
Home Fire Insurance Comp'y,
OF New York.
CAPITAL, 81 .ooo. 900. TOTAL ASSETS, u. AZ. 90"
city Fire Insura &c Company,
OF Hartford Conn.,,
CAPITAL, $3.50, 900. TOTAL ASSETS, sse5,6ss.
New England Fire and Marine
Insurance Company.
OF HARTFORD, Ct. CAPITAL. 5000. 900
Conn. Mutual Life Insu'nce Co,
OF Hartford, Conn.,.
TOTAL ACQUIRED CAPITAL OVER $soo, oooo, 90.
Policies Issued on application without any delay In
above companies, At rates as low a. Inc nsAas "ii
justify.
c.xcrumeu MT Lands Selected and Entered in all the
Land districts in Iowa and Nebraska, whore Lands
are subject to sale.
Land warrants. City Property, Improved Farms and
Wild Lands bought and sold.
Legal Business OF all kinds promptly attended to-
Particular attention given 10 thecolection o! debts.
C. BLOOMEa.
Council Bluffs, August 20 1859
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Etc. Etc. Etc. Etc.

Washington, June Is.
No news Mt the War Dppar m-nt, Of
public interest, from any direction day.
New York, June l6.
Secessionists in Washington boldly pre-
dict another rebel raid in the valley Of the
Shenandoah.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-25
00lortrster Badly Spr



Malls Close as follows;
Northern Worcester County " ernont and New Hzmp-
shire via Worcester Nashua Railroad, at 500 H. and
gchburg, lancaster, Leominster, West Boylston Oak
dale, Clinton, Lowell, and Nashua, y. H. at Sos m,
and $50 P. m and sre due at 9l5 and zee p M
Princeton and East Princeton at 30 D. M and is due al
CITY Of Boston 30 snd 800 a m, 24s, and 500 n m;
aaj are due at SIS a. an, 3.35 and 80 p. N.
Maine Eastern sew Hampshire, aud Eastern Mass.
chUsetIsS0J ra-, and 69J and are due st is
Raode Island, Exceat towns on the Worcester ana
Providence Railroad 80 g. IA, and $50 p. m; and are
due at 40 g. M, ana $50 ?. n. ..-,ao,
Way Mail on Prorl1ence and worcester railroad 5'ds
m and are due AZ $50 4
Westera-{Ali towns in Massachusetts, West OF Wor
cester,) BIS 4 m, and are Que at Z m
H. and 2.45 a.. and zre due at 30 and MAS p 10
Sprinsleld IS q Ia and IS p n and are due at s4O
Hartford all Co1uecucat except windham and New
London counties SIS IN. sad IS m; and are due
$3.50 ana lG45 p. n.
Towns on line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad ana
New .OIdon and Wndham County, Coma, 1880 a. m
nd are due at .. Is am.
20 and els p m and ara due at 4So a. m, and q S0t
Barre barre Plains, Petersham, Paxton, Dana Nortf
Holden. Rutland, North Rutland, Hubbardston, Cold
brook, and akhsn, $50 p M; and are due at goo m
Leicester 945 q m and 80 p m, and are due at go
a. n, and 800 p. n.
and are due At ~ a. M and sac p. n,
Shrewsbury. BIS p. m, ana is due st 500 s.
Grafton, New England Village and Cordaville, $50
m; ana are due at 800 p. NJ.
birmingham, South birmingham, Hopkinton, Ashland
Woody1le, WestbOr0', NOTthboTo'. Southboro' CorGa
vile, and Grafton 245 ,. M and are due st gl5 a.
Milford, Mendon, llo!listou Bottom Berlin 400 a. m
and SOC p and Que at 9.l5 s. ana w p
4 mail for New York and Boston and beyond is close
at this olce on Sunday at T. 90 O'Clock p.
Office hours from q. H. to 500 p. N. Sundays froI
l2.l0 to u 30. D. n. J. N. EARLE P Il
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For pensions to widows Of those who served in
the revolutionary under the third section OF the
act of fourth Jnlv eighteen hundred and thirty six.
the acts OF seventh july eighteen hundred and thir
freight. third March, eighteen hundred and forty
three, seventeenth June. ghteen hundred and for
ty-four. second February and twenty ninth July,
eighteen hundred and orty-eight, and second Sec
lion act of third February, eighteen hundred and
ifty-three, tive hundred thousand dollars.
For pensions 10 widows and orphans under first
section fourth July, eighteen hundred and thirty
six act of twenty-hrst July. eighteen hundred and
forty-eight, first section act of third February.
eighteen hundred ana ffty-three, and act third
June. eighteen hundred and fifty eight, three hun
dred and forty thousand dollars.
For navy invalid pensions, foTty-ive thousand do
lars.
For navy pensions 10 widows and orphans, under
act OF eleventh August, eighteen hundred and forty
eight, two hundred thousand dollars.
For priyateer invalid pensions, six hundred dol
lars: Provided, That no pension shall be paid I'M
der this act to any person who has been engaged in
the present rebellion against the government Of the
states, or who has in any way given aid and comfort
TO those engaged in the rebellion.
Approved, January S, 1862
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[PUBLTc-No. 81

.. =
AN ACT to increase the duties on tea coffee and
sugar.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatiyes of the United States of America in Con
gress assembled, That from and after the date of
the passage of this lieu of the duties heretofore
imposed by law on articles hereinafter mentioned
there shall be levied, collected and paid on the
goods wares, and merchandise herein enumerated
and provided for, imported from foreign countries
the following duties and rates ofduty flat is TO saw
First On all teas, twenty cents per pound. Second
On coffee of all kinds, five cents per pound Third
On raw sugar, commonly called Muscovado or
brown sugar. and on sugars not advanced above
number twelve. Dutch standard, by clarifying or
other process, and syrup OF sugar or sugar cane
and concentrated moasses, or concentrated melado
two cents and half per pound, and on white and
clayed sugar, when advanced beyond the raw state
above number twelve, Dutch standard. by Clarity
ing other process and not yet refined three cents
per pound; on refined sugars, whether lump, crush
ed or pulverized, five cents per pound; on sugars
after being refined, When they tiHctured, color.
ed or in any way adulterated, and on sugar candy
eight cents per pound; mOiasses six cents per
gallon; Provided, That all syrups of sugar or of su
gar cane, concentrated moasses, or concentrated
meado, entered under the name of molasses, any
other name than syrup OF sugar or of sugar cane
concentrated molasses concentrated melado sf.ll
be liable to forfeiture TO the United States and he
same shall be forfeited.
Approved, December24, 1861.
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AN ACT relative to courts martial in the army
Be it enacted by the Senate and louise Of Repre-
sentatives of the United states of America in Con-
gress assembled, That i'll time of the commander
of division or separate brigade may appoint gem
erai courts martial, and confirm, execute. pardon,
and mitigate their sentences, as allowed and re.
strained in the siXtyiith and eighty articles
of war to commanders OF armies and departments
Providing, That sentences Of such courts extending
to loss OF lie diSmission of a commissioned Off
Ger shall require the confirmation Of the general
commanding the army in the field to which the
division or brigade belongs: And provided further
That when the division or brigade commander shall
be the accuser prosecutor, the court shall be APP
pointed by the next higher commander.
Approved, December "a, 1861.
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JUINI hESULUIIUN explanatory OF an act emil
tied An act to increase the duties on tea, coffee
and sugar" approved twenty-fouTth of December
eighteen hundred and siXty-oue.
lie it resolved by the senate and house of repre-
sentatives of the United States of America in con
greSs assembled. That The secretary OF the treasury
be and is hereby authorized and directed TO permit
goods warehoused at the date of the passage of AN
act 10 increase the duties on tea coffee and sugar.
approved December twenty-fOurth, eighteen hun.
bred and sixty one, TO be withdrawn on payment of
provide increased revenue from imports to nav
interest the public debt, and for other purposes
approved August fifteenth, eighteen hundred and
sNty-onei and to refund any excess of duties above
those imposed by said last mentioned act which
may have been collected on such goods already
Withdrawn, any laws parts OF laws to the contra.
~ Notwithstanding.
Approved, January H. 1862.
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Observation-Disclosures No. II


JOINT RESOLUTION expressive of the recognition
by congress of the gallant and patriotic services
OF the late Brigadier General Nathaniel Lyon,
and the officers and soldiers under his command
at the battle OF Springfield, Missouri.
Resolved by the senate and house of Representa-
tiYes of the United States of America in congress
assembled, l. That congress deems it just and proper
TO enter upon It's records recognition of the emf.
nent and patriotic services of the late Brigadier en-
eral Nathaniel Lyon. The country to whose service
he devoted his life will guard and preserve his fame
as part of its own glory.
2 That the thanks of congress are hereby given to
the brave officers aud soldiers who, under the COM
mand of the late General Lyon sustained the honor
OF the nag and achieved victory against oyerwhelm-
ing numbers ut the battle of Springfield in Missouri
and that in order TO commemorate an event so hon
orabe the country and to themselves, it is order
ed that each regiment engaged shall be authorized
to bear upon its coors the word ''Spriugiied' emf
broidered in letters of gold And the president of
the United States is hereby requested these
resolutions TO be read at the head OF every regiment
in the army OF the United States.
Approved, December "A, 1861.