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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25
Michigan southern 4 Lake Shele
RAILROAD.

Michigan SouthoHn = Lake Sno1e
RAILROAD.
I'm AND AFTER NOVEMBER ID, AND UN-
I'll further notice trains will leave Chicago -
- follows:
600 n daily (excspt Sunday vie Old Miehi-
gan Road, conoscting q Elkhart with train
on Airline Road, at White Pigeon with
train for Three Rivers, st Adrian with
trains for Jackson, at AIRLINE junction
with trains foe Detroit.
NIGHT EXPRESS.
us30 n dsily (ezesps Saturday vie Old MIeh-
isan Road, eoansetingst Adrian WITH Ssses
for Detroit.
Tfsias arrive from the East ct lO:4S And
LOO r n.
An The above trains make regular eonnsetions
.oDunkifk, Da9alo, Niagara Falls, Albany New
,ark. Boston, Philsdslt his, Baltimore and ali
points East.
luxurious new Sleeping Coaches. with oil mod
csa improvements ran on Night Trains.
Through Tickets can Be obtained at the Con-
rays Once, s. Clark street, under Shermsn
Il ,use, or q the Depot, corner OF Old Van buren
sui sherman ssfests. GEO. n. GRAY
yonn d. CAhPseLL, Gen1 Western Ag't.
Gent Sup't Toledo, O. dc1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

i OF October. 1855. 8onoktnh q. UUiro. Of S3oott
county. Iowa. executed rnto Wiilian 81 Rave.
Is trustee. : certain deed Of trret. conveyine 70
aid trustee the Ina Il 9aott comfy. Iowa. de-
ceibsd q fellows. to-vit: The eouth half Of The
south-east quarter Of lotion No. tveetv .eieht
I3e.l IL township No. eiehty FED. north q ~
No. four II ~ az m 81 pm. vhieh M
eonvevance "a maAe for ~ na,nose or aeerr;n~
The nsvmentof tvo eeetain nro.iasorv notes. M
in,erect ,hereon. msde 81 ~ Hesekish q. Din
10 Nsnuel Hsir. one for The M 81 sixtv.ive
fSe6l dolars. deted 23d dav Of Oetober. lobx. ma
- vahle III month"; after date. Ana one far ~
III Of seven hundrsd "a ~ ~ iS7iti Sosrs.
~ ~ .sms de,e' "a ns,shis n IS: IA ~ ~.
~, 1857 mi v;th; r,s,.ct e tsn ~ c.ee -.
ann1m' sttsr dae. Ara nov. said ncts Tor seven
nandfea ana 1iseen ~ dei!ase. eeioe pees dsss
ltee note fer nxty-nvc l1esl dollars having BEEN
paio, ana 0eine toegtnec with ineefest. occsued
irom the nmois became ese. unpaaa ana ne seie
william q: Rowe naving dePatea THIS Ire, I
:. WM.os D!c.y Hes1ee "A ne sPposnsnsns @
me seoee q ne Coensy Ooeis q oeo:s county.
lows, sceoroin9 20 soe supoIstioe IN esid ased %
t!sst, 40 hereby give seis paoIie neties, that ~
vt!toc o. the power which J. - No VESTED BY
:nid dsed Of trust :sd epRcintnene, ! Will @
Ihursday, the 1Ota day Of February, a. D., 1861,
9 the hour q ~ o'clock - the forenoon o. said
day, st the Court House DOR In the city Of De-
venpces 10 said county, expose sno onef Tor ALE,
u pablo aueeten the land aoove described. Of 20
much thereof - shall! b necessary 70 satisfy and
pey the said note With tntseost thereon 10 the day
Of sale, together with I'll costs a01 oxpeneo0 IT.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25
.MJll Wel,1l.

Nov Is THE TINE sro LAY IN w0on
Al foe viat~ ~. We kavsdry ki,dii.s ~,
to - pR eeEd, ~ lgzssa Wed s 81 50 -,
7sas. =
Veiak Z ~ Nm - - -. -
1N1b-48l u1108 1 Dawn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

nls1lsulppl .ss Missouri Rairsal


Waneer Arrangement, 1oo9s
4yeies ~ ~ ORisees s;ss, shieh % esssss -.
ssss jssssv Gkss Dsss~pest stsss.
~ AND AFTER MONDAY. JAN. lsra,
~ 1859, 81 astil further notice. passsegee
tsaias viii leave Dsvsnpost - follows
le.ce 4. 4. To- Nsssago aaA washinstos.
saAlxs Aaasvu ~ DAvBxFsss - Sotl0v1
~ ?. =. ffoa Narsage asA washingsss.
Aoeaing Trains oat u Davenport VI! 49, ~
eeaaseticns q Marsseo, lows city sat Wasss.es.
-, With the wsstsrn Stags Company "eg's '''
~ poiats Wet. r...4
fraips fron The Wet esnnset ct DavenBon:
v:th tsa;ns n the CHICAGO and Reok Isend hesi
WAd Tor II! points East, NorsA Cd Sssts. :.
Passengers are reminded q ne e:ss.. y -
Swing dist net dirsctiess - . ne eesSssSrS !"
their baggage, also 70 psossrseasssss - ''.'-s
'a''' '''s :. = JOAN ?. TRACY, osa1 ssS'a
A. KrusALa, Asst Sspk -.
Dsvsspore, Jsnussy -. 1ssl.-dw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

tkjeass an REL Illanl Railtes


Winter Arrangement, 1ooS.
>wAm uawR MIDDAY, Hov. ies1. VI
~ uneil iGssAs aee3oA ts.aee ~ leavs
Osssspsss ally, 0sn6Avs ssssses4 = sassss
IL Ill ta1A q ess.ssse' Il
~ ftoiGA1.. -. eco .se.ss..'''s's'Sv =
"A n2G8t o4pcoDs ssss sS.s r. -
fStns asfivess Dsvsaport daily Oeadays -.
espAsd, - fe,Iovs: 49,
Lat nieht express et. .sv1o \ \
"A fre{eht trains a.. Il
a nail ersi0 at.. = -
All trains over this routsare II direct eeooexteo
sAChte aso With trains ever botA the 4ieAtes1
0estherr. Michigan Csntsel, Htteberg, Fort
Vavne. and Chicago Railroad - and isoa De.
~. Tsledo. COLUMBUS, Clsysland, Ct1sinnetls
eIttsburs, Dunkisk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, ABB
~. New York, Philadelphia, Baltinoss and Wash.
isston. Also at LASalls With trains u the Iii.
- Central RoaA-Noeth 70 0alsna and South 70
g. Louis and Cairo.
Passengers ars reminded Of the necessity
diving distinct directions - 70 the destination
Asir baggage, also to procure tickets before tax
Lex their sssts In the cars, - the conductors col
lest fares only 70 stations the line Of the Chi.
esso and Rsek Island Railroad.
JOHN F. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport. November Is, 1851. dn
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CTATE OF IOWA, COUNTY or SCOTT, IS
y In District Court:
Thomas A' w.. Trustee o.,xi.., Notice.
Albert F. Yerby,

To said Albert F. VERIFY, Defendant:
You are hereby notified, that there is now on
die in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
OF said county, petition Of Thomas Allen, Trus.
tee, claiming Of you the sum Of SAIL 81 and in
terest ct 10 per cent. from March 18th, 1852, a.
money due for breaches of ove1ant in lease from
William Russell TO 4. 8. Rsrlows, ofcertain lands
in the city Of Davenport Iowa, which the Plaip-
tit claims You are liable to pay assigner Of said
lease upon blocks Nos one, two and the north
half Of blocks Nos. three and four, In 0urley's
subdivision Of the Russell estate in said city and
the breach claimed 10 the non-psyment otcity and
county taxes for 1860 and 1861 and unless you
appear thereto and defend, on OF BE-
fore noon Of the second day Of the
next term Of said Court. 70 be holden On the
lst Monday Of June, A. b.. 1852, dstsult will BE-
entered against you and judx ment rendered there
on for the amount herein claimed, with interest
and costs. DOW 4 BROWN,
mh171 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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SALI3BSXY'S PATENT BUSTERS
arc run on Day Express Tnins.
BSggag. Checked Through.

THROUGH TICKETS for sale in sll priuc;pel
Railroad Off 'es in tho West 1T the General Ufice,
corner Of Lske AMI Dearbon streets, {uuier the
Trsmont House. Chicago, and at the depot.
X. n. RICE, Genl SUIT.
J. ". SAirH, Western rsss. Agent. dcs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

POWERS, HOTEL.
(roanEalY EAaLs,s)
II AND 70 PARK ROW,
Opposi.e tie Ast.y Eosss end Pork. Nss York
Price q Beard $50 per Day.
THIS LONG ESTABLISHED AND P0PULAG
/ Heass has rsesotly bssn ssbailt aud greatly
enlarged By The edition q over 100 roons, and
now has aecommodetone foe over 80 psfeons
Il has also bssa thsssashly ssssvstsd md -.
iurniSaei, andis
HEATED By STEAM AND LIGHTED WITH
GAS THROUGHOUT.
This Hotel has one Of The bast losatioas II the
City, 10 easy q aoesss ftea III Ne 6ssaoboeta
and Railroads leading to the City, md 10 sosvs.-
lent 70 Ill the City eonvsysnees. i has sov I'll
he ssquisites =
FIRST CLASS HOTEL,
sasuriug the comfort Of IL inmates.
The patronage q The tsavsling pablis isrsepsst-
fully solicited. sf9 - A 90 -
TRnns 81 80 PA DAT.
feb3s-dsm 4. I. POMERS, Propsletoe.
Y OLD A.lES REJyOe.lZER
=. seer n,
2 SECOND STREET. BHTWRHH PERRY
O4 and Roek lslasa, respectfully ssnsaases -
= the eitissas & Davsnpees tAat be y nsw rs.
pared -
C1ean, Celor And Mannfactare
RID HATS
ists esel go, q shset ostss 81 - ssaspaaeje
terne Rseellsse ehe plses, - 0eooa1 saesA -.
tween Perry ~ 1oSe 1880 eaa. -.
1ss 1onY zllGn8nRAun.a
DIANO AND OR0AVMANUHAC
=: ~: f 9: s.: :,: -. 49, s ::st
.SNa, Al ia1h11seaao = - ~ 49, J assa61et
81 kepD a O1eRs viohs11 l1agga, 1yeyQHe 4
i. - tnafag1e9e . ~ t1nse
81 ,lpeij I. I l,sns.us :
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

LIZ CLAIRE hOC0&, s S..
co6NGA oecoNo AID MAIN sra.
9Avo1a32ort, iowa.
oa..A9TT OAAT...........neso ojoooeen,
4OR STAGES L1AvlN0 FOR II.
- 49, sfasetess Lysas, Dewitt, Naqpsks1s
- U1so1-1f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25
DISEASES or
aoIooS 4 ether Domestic stel Anlmall
.MR. q. NCELZr. q

10 MEMBER or THE ROYAL COLLEGE
IN Of veteriesry Surgeons London, IL pos
= ssssed Of the most perfect systs9 sf
Horse doctoring of any In the West II great
majority Of instaness his cures ere complete, par.
mansntly lasting sad rapidly accomplished, even
Homes ussless from disease and hitherto thought
% b ineunble, Mr.. 8. treats With the hsppisst
results, 1endeei1g then At to perform ordinary
work. M. So treatment 10 based On the loeiti-
mate sciences Of medicine, and he pledges T. give
nttaset'on e oil vho nay confer. their patronage
and Perry ct. SSFF 80
N. B.-HoiSe and Cattle medieines q. b had
Of Ne. Scolly ct moderate prices. jaa-d1v
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.aUos xssaTK4vaa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

Clsansss The NoutA, Pszi4ss The Breath, rsoevse
ell taia1 vAsth@ ending frea Bed = ASsi1eial
Teeth, Tebasse. ste. aad Il tie
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-25

Freight Of ell kinds will be carried from Chica.
eoto oil points East 1t all times, st - low rate,
q any other Railroad reute. ssp2y-dtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-14
FasAenaera Arrixe.d

IN aeam,h'p Guy Of Nev- York nv B,,m,n and South
fs AID seia NJ NJ. no c.2.n,
M. . Gra Nj, sac sS children snS Mr De Silva
T. C Csdie Mr. Ledyard and lady MI. LsJyyd NJ s s
Ledys,d Mr. GORDON, Mira Sherman, MIA Carnegie l. csr
Rev T. Forster Rev Mr. Ellenv ood Rev br MOS 49,.
John mupey Chg. Hep5urp. John Marsh. Johp C. M.h,
Capt stnickl'Pe My TCoyn Mr' Parker Ry Archds.con
Jod.n. T. F. Bnclns Mr. Andrews aud lady Mi.s Lixsis
Andrews r gszoss M[ s,'c,y B.I'sf as' NJ Hcash
L. Heziger, Mr.. Vieusrd Mr.. Jane. Du.soD Mr John
Powell, Mr.. WIN. sims, Mr. Ihoms. Mr. s,m orsh,n
Rogers, Mrs. vncks1 Mrs. st. Csrpen.er Ms Jones, Mr..
AuEsI, BIZ: John = cOwle' Mr. =. II. slocemoe M y.
'e'ey. Mr. 2 Grsrdot Mr. Luigi Rottsro Mr. Louis Strut.
Tn Mr Archibald knssnd Mr. Jane. LsycocE Ms.sI..
ps '' .ad j t j:%.. T TssS, ois'' I
a Campbell t K. Fsncis, Mr. psce and lady Mr., ssy.
ND Nd, SLY Rev J. Hodge. and l.ty Pe'eoeh rdy
and lady Henry ste1way, Il AIunoe and lady &c.
Logan, Edward Dohsny, John Hesy, Ja. Kin.sis. Mir.
MOI. nai0 John Brdg@msn VIM. Bridg-man NJ. Peacock
oco ,Da I'm Mr. bS,s N lane Graham M
Cort.you M Mccormick. Mr. G. Keller
10 ne."isp Ha"a from Bremen tia sOrAaptonDs de
Grunn,r Agg. Bluue Marie Bo.arg, T. Lud. = A. icben.
BACH ACs Esser Lgni.e seds" cl.s F.hn Emil Rue
Barry Mary h.iksr ogG Hsnss. oildsnsi.,er. Mar,
sate C. Sschelin Mis- y,pderpoo; Sarah B-ei H. Ban.
croft L. Bonreird Mics Green W. X. Strong, Cssytop
Beisnapp Misc Aeschensnn. X. Fernandez.
Ia sfeansifp f0ytt Sf1y, from dspHcaf-Cspt Edr3ss
aud family. 1hom. hunie and family f. Teule and fsmily
= Blackwell and child Mr. ioung. Capt. s. S. Mash 3
Navy; George Hammond NJ D., q S; Navy ;,B. LIBBY,
L. aan Griuei Charles Staer, o. H. Leonard c. r. Rowe
g Humphrey, Mr. and Mr.. ~ McCsnorne.. Charles Nc,
Lsnghin and lady, o. o. Hodge, Mis- Tinkhsm. l.. L. Ben
and family 9. 8. Bates A s. POhenus A Bysr. Mr..
w T Cough, Mrs Putnam aud three children. Miss z. H.
Stabl, Miss A. Gilmore. George Spring A. Wgnan, u. NJ
Bradley, ?. McCummours Charles Chsrboand o. McClune
H. d. Williams, s. L. Halswel. f. X Wilcox c. ~ Ee.son
". ;. Rich, aud IS In the s,eersge.
In sear. Ospray from 81 Jola ~ B-Psnick Peterson.
Cahanne PetsGson james Smith, Charles Smith Margaret
Power, Jane Powers.
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(.cgunuy.

Tie meeting Of Depu,ie, from the German States,
and Of eunuent German otatetHen, 10 dhcass the re
organization If the Federal Constitution, opened
AT Wolmar on the 2olh. There were 100 tmbers
present. Various propositions were made, including
one that "a German National Parliament and Ger
man Central Executive should be- called into exist
euce, and that ii cha ge Of confederation OF Ger
man States into one Federal State should be aimed
at in the reorganization OF the Federal Constitution
The COMMITTEE declared itreli ready TO adopt Il
proposition Of Herr SchuIze, that the Assembly
postpone TO h further term tue question OF admitting
tbc {; man provinces OF Austiit into the lew J.
organized Federation, without, however, excluding
from di,ciI. sion the reforms Of The entire Austrian
Monarchy. Ga the following day resolution was
adopted, expressing ihe Acknowledgements oil the
Assembly to the Prusfian Lower House for its co -
duct with respect 10 the military budget, and stating
such conduct 10 he Of Tie greatest Importance tJr
the development Of the constitutional life Of Cor
many" Tie resolution was pared with but one ois-
fentient voice. lie fit,ings OF tue Committee oi
tie A ,sembly will be held at Frankfort, by the
sleciul desire OF the Prussian representatives,.
In reference 10 the question OF the Zoyerc.n, the
Assembly passed The following resolution:
The transofnatioB OF Germany from toule Iteration Of
States ito one Fedora State beside being poicsI
cesiy the greatest want Of Germany f her commercial
interests concerned Until his a siofmaton 10 effected.
the dissolution OF the LOlVT,n when 10 iLdpeDsabe to
the unity Germany DO avoided the renewing II
the XolYeein aud improvement Ia its Constitution are I'M
poftaht.
The session Of the Assembly was then closed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-14
Iselgiunl.

The subioined address TO his Excellency Abraham
Lincoln President Of the United States OF America,
has been sigued at Brussels by eminent men of al
most every nation in Europe, in the hope, perhaps
too sang ine that il might have some influence in
terminating the terrible war now raging IN America:
SIR: number Of the members Of the Association for
the Promotion Of social science, assembled IN Brussels
aud representing Of thu European State. venture 70 ad
des The President that people Ia tho Western World
who.r progress aud prosperity they cs,not but feel the
derpo.t interest.
The neancholy strife hch IL raging and devAststin;
lurs. portion North American continent has in 10
progress given Ilesbl. proofs o. the energy and
which the opposing sections have contcuded
opinions and prime which each has Advocated
Now fairy dOub sle sincerity Of BOTH but 1t not the
purpose of this friendly communication 20 wound the susce
tbuuies oil either
Blood enough he's been she'd enough have been
POURED and IN the hope tia tho prayer hitherto but
family uttered, tul which. nevertheless represents the
almost unanimous sentiment Of your European ofethren-the
hope IN the payer Tor tucefr p-ace may md concur
iinr fet IONS. ia tbs Western Word, Aal No venture 10
tfrs.tfh from this aide Of the btlantic.
wo dare .i p'op6e 70 peof. 50 elfupported 80 al-
vanced Ia civilization, whose feelings however strong ek
cannot be Influenced by the Of events ana the
teachings Of dare not propose any particular
r'ocedad, by which the question and difference
ay practically solved. but n suspension OF hostue-
could b. obtained preliminary mesure time might be
given to consider b whit inumentity the present. uisa'
trou. conflict miyht be brought 70 an end.
II the Will eIsi-which wo would not for moment
doubt-tle may DO found prac.ble titan they
lint appeal The whole CIVILIZED void may rejoice In o.
hs;py scoHsumna0n and We can In any way contribute
toward shall indeed NOT have appealed in vAL TO patriots
aud Chns,iaus"
Here follow the signatures, which are numerous.
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from EUROPE.

Additional by The City Of New-York md
fhe Easnsa-shipInenfs Of Cotton from
India-Tbe Konn" Question-A Decla-
ration OF Garibnidi-Thc Conflict BE
tween the Government md the second
Chamber Of Prassin-lMcctingo OF IA VA.
fionsl German Assembly mt Wcimnr-
suie;ie Of Count Giuiny-Progrcss Of
Emancipation i'm Ru,sin.
The City Of New-York, from Liverpool October l.,
via Queenstown October 2, and the lIansa, from
Southampton October / arrived at this port yester-
day. Their news has been anticipated by the HIber-
MAN, but foreign files received by them are four
days later than those previously received. We give
some additional items of interest.
Tie steamship lIiberian, from Liverpool on
October ., via Londonderry October 3, reached
Quebec Last night
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France.

The Gl0bc's Paris CORES pondent says II vas gen.
eraly fe, IN Pans that the publicity recently given
in The MoEit,ur TO the Official documents on the
Roman question is but tho prelude TO some step IN
advance AMI the Emperors arrival from the South
il awaited with uucn eagerness. The Pans Con
ohnei publishes article on the Roman ques-
,ion. which concluded rs follows: The efforts Of
France have been powerle,- to bring about recon
Citation vi leu would he 'he glory of Italy aud tue
Papacy. What will be the inevi able consequence
Of such state CT hi' ssl II up to the present only
tie peuero+ity OF France has been ~ stake, wi not
her dignity end by being compounded Will hot
Withdrawal soon become "A duty 7"
Accounts from Rouen state that the 10 iion OF tue
cotton manuiact lrers that town Is not improving.
the holders OF many articles, but especially of CALI
Goes have r. duced their prices bnt cannot find buy
~. The sals Of cotton twist is completely sus-
pended.
nc .. - ,v,-csr0nlent saysl AN ihle,.sus.t
pertinent was made on THURSDAY ,ast, O.. ovine,
opposite TO the Palace Of It. Clouc. A bridge wac
thrown the river In its wdesi part within the
short elace OF tseuty minutes. This operation,
wli b wal formerly considered TO be one OF the most
cic1li in the presence OF an enemy, II now accom-
pshed with comparative iaci ty. TIE bridge thrown
over the Seine was sufficiently sohd TO permit M
fauiry, cavalry aud artillery TO cross the river.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.. Der. "a
Cleared.
S.eam.hirs-!

s.esm.hirs-Brh Queen (Br lie Messurier. Nassau z.
Cunerd Eagle, Adams Havana, Spotord. Tisstoo Co.
Shps-John Bright, Dewsr. Liverpool, william. Guon
Sardinia Pend eon. Londonderry Thompson's Nephews
Magnet (Br) Brown Liverpool. r. Irvin Co Jos aess
Baker. New Orleans N. H. Brigham.
Bsrks-Domihca (Austri.n) Cheavale Antwerp, Hombos
Co; Henry. Wilson, Antwerp w. r Schmidt.
Brg.-Ju5ge Blsney Emerson, Lisbon 1risk Dearborn
C. C. Van Horn tBrl Merriam St Jonn, ~ b.. D. r. De-
wolf; Imogene, McCsrty, Marseillcs, Moore Henry.
schoonrr,-Alen Middleton. Simple, thabethport. L. Ken
ny; Gov. Arnold, Rande Fall River, Mckee; D.Tia
Hazard Morris New.Hsven 5. Racket; J. Firth fBr,
St.rd Turks Island c. u. Knox & Co J. 5. helden,
Snrh Philadelphia Bentley. Smith Co.; vhgini. Hsw.
kius Nsgnabo P. Baker Dayton Restless. SINAI, besa-
f-r. ~ c. stsrkweaihsr Nj kerson Alfred Hill Mating,
Baltimore, Bentley. smith CO.. r Hill, Smith, Phads
phis. entky. Smith Co
sloop-Blackstone, Allen, Providence, L. Kenny.
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I'ru.siu.

IT, the sitting Of the Chamber Of Deputies on the
% h. Count Bismafk SchOuhsu.en read tho fol
lowing co communication from Government:
Toe Chamber having rejected the charges for 70
Organizing tho army iucluded ~ Government IN tho
bulge, for l-62. the Government must presume
thai he Hou.e would adopt similar courre with
regard 20 the new item, ia the get FOR 1905 the
Cove -uu.ai on it, part, maintaining the views al.
ready expressed ty its Or.an upon the occasion OF
he di.cus.on 81 tie budget Of ls62. Tho result Of
tie ui,rent Ocharo upon the budget - 1863, would
NOT oniy he uufayorble to the chances OF any further
s,tlemsnt # tie question hut would on tie contrary
gr, aily enhance IL diii, mites.
10 king AZ tie spint ~ the discussions which have
hitherto taken place u seems iupos.ible 10 arrive Ut
ni understanding without tho Introduction If fresh
fpct. ON the proportion OF tho Ministry, HIS
Naicsiv La-, therefore, authorized the 10 withdraw
he budget for 1868. BY tins 6ct, however, TIC
rfnt lg'e ~ the budget being early submitted the
liou.o l. not conceded; bus the Government is Of
opinion that IT. present. duty - not 10 r,ire It'll
her the obstacles a. al understanding Next zee
,ion We shall has before the House the budget for
1863 with bill supporting as vital condition the
ieOryanizatiJn Of tic army, and We thail AZ the
ssrnc time admit 10 tie Chamber the budget Tor
lsCL
/ rep'y 20 the question whether new session
w0uld be b. IN The cOurte OF the year, Count Won
Bi-mnrk S,honhausren suited that no decision had
been Vet come 10 by the Government. IL regarded
tbe rfe-eni period as n species OF srnisce, during
which an attempt might be- male to terminate the
conflict. X was possible that the budget might be
laid before the Chamber IN the course u the year
bat is settlement, owing 10 the pOrsible alterations
necessary in tie miary votes for 1893 until tie let
November, was hardly to be expected. Count Won
Bi.mtrk SchOuhaussen repeated that Government,
in Withdrawing lie bud, ct Tor lcb3 bad only an
view the object Of pacific understanding WITH the
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Crcnt Isrita.r.

new railway ferry.boat of novel design is pro-
iectci for the service between Dover and Calais.
She is designed TO take entire railway traios across
the straits at speed OF 10 niles an hour, and her
build lie to be that of a series Of unsuitable tubes
Alderman Rose had been elected by The Common
Council a, Lord Mayor of London for tie ensuing
year.
Tho Enslish revenue returns for the year and
oSsricr ending Sept. 80 are published, aud on the
whole are regar'ed IA exceedingly satisisctor.
The customs receipts ,how an increase. The total
revenue for the year go Ga, 80.
Intelligence has been received 10y the Cape mail OF
the loss o. the America. with cotton from Bomha,.
FIfty.hree thonrgnd five hundred and eighty
bales Of East Indi. cotton has arrived al Liverpool
within the last few dave
Three hundred and seventy thousand bales Of cot
ton are en- Ioue TO England from Bombay.
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Latest from Panama.

Correspondence OF The AUocIsted Press.
PANAMA, Oct. a, 1862.
Since the las. mail there have been no arrivals
from Central or Senth America.
Matters remain here IN stotu quo.
Some excitement has been occasioned by the report
that the Conservatives have taken the ports of Buena
Ventura and Barbacoss, ard tina. they are gaining
on the Liborah in the Cauca.
Tie Golden Age arrived from San Francisco this
morning, with l29 passengers and $l,Hl, 5ll in
treasure, of which $4,000 Is for New-York. The
Golden Age has also AL bales of cotton and l6 boxes
Of indigo.
The steamer Active was at Manzani.t2 on the 10Th
ult., and bark Iesper at Acapulco.
Her Britannia Msjesty's ship Clio had left MANIA
nilla for Guaymas.
The l.. s. flagship Lancaster, RearAdmiral c. II.
Be !, reached Panama on the 81 inst. Capt. Lau-
man IA to take command Of her, and Capt. L. Ii.
Poore is to take Capt. Humans place.
Tho weather is very rainy here.