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New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
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THa SrARcH FoR TIE AL.BlwA.--Ihc Prutsisp
bsrk Baltic Captain Grlnberg from London - days
with balasi TO WIN. Salem * Co., arrived here on
Tuealny night. Tho captain makes report Of CIR
cumrisuce as f,llows:
"On the oh instant. when - miles east from
Fi.o lsl.Lds wa tpOaen by "a steamer who inquired
our nation, where nom, and n we had any cargo,
and alec II ~e nai been in company or tsw any
vessels Lately. They inquired particularly for a
schooner, bu. hs we could gave ten no information,
she steamed away from a., aud hoi'icd the S'air
and Stripes. a schooner hove in light about the
same lime when she bore down Tor her, but the
weather getting dick LOOT ,ight OF her. Sue was
lark .rpgei painted all black and IRON between
$40 10 800 TINS burden, had snail scroll work
l,ure-hea aud bad three boats ou each quarter.
The above ID no doubt the United States eunboai
Dacotah ~ she le ihis port late on the night of the
5lh inst, and would have been in about the place
lat Capt. Gnberg reports. Tho Dacoish answers
TIE above description.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
RsysEL REPORT OK AN ENcAGK'
MERIT at CASTE-ENlAN FER&N.
ste Upi0a Forces 2epulsed-t allure ~
Cross thc stsenandoan-A Douo'i"'

BAl1Ixoar Taesdsy, Nov H. iS''' ,

Sfory. ;, ,ee,
BAl1Ixoay Tuesdsy. Nov H. '''''
The Richmond D.spatck Of the Sih inst'' ie'0''s0
mere tonight, contains the following ed''o''ai'
We have received intelligence Of sn ), ;.
A. Casoman Ferry, on ihe SheDauoo" - ,1o;u
ilsrk Couuty I. seems the enemy wuVse nm i
,orce is beleyedto hsyo crossed the Potomac iOeS 20
london County, attempted 10 ihro" "a, a lIso poay o
,rcofs across the Shenandoah, 81 me point oerig-
nged, with the supposed intention OF moving upon
0HIS'ei .rrv is On the direct road from Lees
mr., ~ W;nchester. apd about Il miles from the
a,,,', Do;,t ami eb3ut miles from Snickersyille,
,o"go o ,.ich is just at tie foot Of the Blue
-, ij'rioase of Gen. Hills division guarded
h.. ~ on tie west ride Of the river, aud the
t,i, r,,,,s approached from the eastern or loudon
6Je Vhoa the enemy came within range, orr
9iees oreued on them and brisk artillery duel Of
e~ce.,narfers of an hour ensued which resulted Ii
he regclse OF the Yankees.
Siocular 70 say, Lot man on the Confederate
,;ds was injured Will the enemy loss Is known O.
ave been about forty killed and nearly one hundred
wounded.
Aft,r Re enemy retired, flag Of truce was sen,
equos,iag permission TO remove their wouAded apu
sury ,hoir dead.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
The Lstc Hon. Somca Madison Porter.

The Lsfc Hon. Jaruca Tiidison Porter.
Tie Hon. James Madison Porter, d ed ~ hs resi-
dence, in Eason, Pa on the morning Of the llt ins
70 tie ripe age Of 20 years. lIis f4tbcr was Gen.
kudrew Porter of tie Revolutionary War, and be,
huself served in the war Of 1872. hlr Porter Wa
one Of the trainers Of the present Consultation Of
PENNSYLVANIA. in 1913, Pfeaident Tyler appointed
Lim Secretary OF War. Since that tine b. hss held
many prominent positions. lie was the leading
.Iirt Of Eastou, where he lived; was Que Of the
founders Of Lafayette College, and for p years
President Of the Board Of Trustees lie was for ~
wears Free and Accepted Mason. His lofs falls
heavily upon numerous class Of the citizens oil
Pennsylyauia.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURT-Nov. ll.-Be,or
Justice NELSON.

THE HIAw.THA's MISSING CARGO.
The United States Disrict.Attomey stated bis
desire uaie motion IN relation to the ugsnF csr %
the Isvsha IL would sppeM fom an examination oi me
PAGER. VIII nr Stous sAon that u coz hirIce on
The p.rt OF the Marhs who he'd permitted Mrs Potts the
eiaut take Oh the deck losd In pursuance Of a. agree
ient the warehouse should be Immediately handed 70
him The Judge sAid that Mr. Oven. the Prize Conm,
p-r hnl spoken 10 him tbout The matter IN tho hT't In
stance ard Il was proper that be should De prescott
Tue Dis'rc'.Ait0ncy sid h. wanted on order 70 show
cause Wlv Mr Pot fhoud produce tie mining cnso, Or
b. attached lie d-.iled howcyer that h. Over ,hould
hriuE the matter helor, the Court
tlt hen tle subject was brought be
fore him he would proceed s7nin 81 rsrrs 10 ps Of tue
caro- ought touched without the order ol o
he should crrnny puaih al parties c.ncrfhed n
this breach ofsutLon'y.
The ma ,er VA , lsid TN presented BY N Owen.
la tue Csc o. Albeit i5rn ihs DisnrAofn-y moved 10
remand he p.oser ~ sentence unu saturday. IN c'u-
s.QoeDcc Of the Of Judge sPmsa. Application
.I4ated
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

GIN. TAYLoR's PLIsTITIos.-A report lately OBJ
tanned circulation in many Of the newspapers that
Gen. Taylors plantation, near New-Oneans woe
sacked by the soldiers Of the Vermont Sth Regiment.
The officers Of the regiment contradict the tiaemenI
iu Vermont paper. They say that before the troops
arrived a, the plantation tho oyerBeer had run away
taking with him everything valuable belonging 70
The estate The negroes Of, tho plantation had after
their master left, taken possession Of the wnes and
some trinkets which had no. been removed by the
eyeaeer and Lad taken them 10 their shanties
When the troops arrived, tie grounds were strewn
with papers which the negroes had taken and
opened.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
Gtcantoaia an0 ,iaiIroa0s.

CAUTION 10 the TRAVELLING PUBLIC
Tho kr.nt ofthe Peuu,y eutIn Railroad Company
ia New orb CITY sud Boston Issuing thrOufh cksts
t- all the principal points ia the West and tue face Of
those tickets specify good for four days only, Ac Should
delayed the by sckncss otef
until acr the expiration of tho four days tic As viii bc
refused hy conductors sad they will thu, 10 compelled To
pay regular local fare where the ticket should have car
lied theu
The surest way avoid this outrageous imposition IL TO
take the 0rhern New foIk and iiie OF
NrwYors Central railroads Travellers going West "iI hna
Other Of the latter speedy and comfortable 10 n
Wa the peuuiyiyn, ceufgi Railroad aud there are no
spaaons he lic6nt, stop at any pons "a
de IRE und then r,s iiin the journey. 'Ni.'
NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD-FOh I'LL liz
~ ADELPIilA and tho SOUTH and WESI, W W. q,
and 10 M. t. d, aud II y Fare - ~ sctsd In
sold FOR tho South aud West aud through oass'to
7 O. IN. aud and II y. trains. -. c,..,r,.,asnt
j. w. WOODRUFF, Assistant SUPERINTENDENT Sns.rsa
No baggage Will be received 10, on. af hs ms Of esypC
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
1Dort-t)ar0ens' Notite.
SyArH OF NRw.YoRK

PoRrWARDEss OFFICE. No. l0l Wallst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
secon Of the Act passed April H. 1887 entitled An
Act to saizs tic wsrens' Office OF the Port OF New
YORK. to all persons interested in having charge Of tho
subject matter of such inquiry examination, survey tha
the following vessels under examination by the Po
Wsrdens and that the ,sid surveys examinations will be
comps;ef within ten days succeeding this notice.
hoard said vessels:
Balk George W. Hal................ Mitchelrs Wban
wM fl BURLEIOH, President
J. AUG's HERMAN, Secretav.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE-Nov H..
Before Commissioner STILwELI-
ARREST OF A GoSERsMEsT CLERK FOR DESTROYING
OFFICIAL RECORDS.
Junius i. Van Vechten, a clerk in the Custom
Hoa.o was arrested destroying certain records and doei
neuis deposited in the Cusomouse The prisoner gaze
bail Ia the sum 0. s3.WD.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
xyERMLYE a. CO.,
Springfield, H.. Oct. 20, 1872.

XTERMlLYE IL CO..
No a. Wal-st.,
have on \ ind Nr immediate delivery. ths - 1900,
MN TNESrY YEAR SIN PER CENT BONDS,
Of The United stsic desisuatel as Five Twentie, re-
desabe pleasure OF ths Government after nve Yeas
ana anthor-d by Act Congress approved Feo -, lso%
Tie Coupon Bond. issued In sums OF
$50 : 100. $50 and s 600
The Resls.ered Bonds in sums OF .
sso : 100 300. : 600 and 5000.
I,ere, viii commence from date OF subscripo1 and is
IN gold the Mni,r any SusIes.uy o. Depository
a tie Uu,d STATES the rst days Of sy ana November o
each year At tue eent pelilm On aoi ue bohds ylea
by Cl.ton Duties. o . -, H.
Excise smps sul internal Revenue for the payment OF In
tcrest aud liquidation Of principal mskes an Investment
IA h.. losu sle pToh.abl AID sy-i able al al nles
This beng permanent loan i1to hch the Legal leader
mark profitable mode of nvestneni for Trust Fumes
Surplus funds Of capitalists as well a. mo eannss oI INC
industda classes. 49, -
Subscription. received 1t par IN Legal Tender Notes or
notes AID checks II banks at par in New OK sunsc'e
bV mail will receive prompt attention, eni every facility and
.Iplut,i,n viii bo saorIei application at this Office
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

THE MIXED CoURT FOR TnE SUPrREs'ios or
the SiAyE-TKADr.-Tbis Court was orgtnzcd On
Welnesday morning ia the Grand jury Room Of
tie United States Courts. Truman Smith, esq, IA
Judge on tie part Of tie United States and Cephas
BninaId, esq. as Arbitrator; Edward VI. Arch-
bald elq az Judge on The part Of the British Gov
errmcnt and William Dudley RYDER, esq, AfbiIra-
tor. Mr.. Ryder has long filed the same position IN
a like Cour: at Havana; be is baristsr, and de-
sceudant Of the celebrated Chief-Justice Ryder.
Ge,,Oe =. Andrews, osq Assistant Disiriei-Attor-
new has been appointed Registrar OF the Court
Tlis Cont Is established under recent treaty with
Great Britain, and has exclusive jurisdiction Of al
captures Of slayers by British or American cruisers
on tho coast Of Cuba. Tie treaty provides Tor the
detailing Of such cJ,isofs, with special ineuucons Ia
regard 10 the exercise Of tho right OF search by
them. The proceedings are summary, and every
cause must BE- decided within six months from the
tine iuritlic'.on s acquired. All questions o. dam
ages arising from unjust deioniiOls aro 10 Do hnaHy
passed upon by this Court, and there Is no appeal
from any of H. decieon,. Condemned vessels arc To
be sold FOR tie benefit Of the two Governments, ana
negroes taken on such vessels are to receive from
the Court certificate Of emancipation, and then be de-
livoTed to the Government by whose cruiser The cap
tqre was made, to be vet at liberty.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
An Ul.ter uoau.y hoy Shot by rhc Rebcis.

Fr0a. The Eoailp. Freeman.
The following ia an lover true ta'e' The vie-
lin, Mr.. Burger, .s q native OF Esopus, IN this
county, where his parents now reside. Burger WAS
formerly boaman on the North River, and is well
known 10 Pondout and vicinity. Leaving this sec
ton. lie went On board Of a vessel running between
New.York and Charleston, Was forced into tie Eebe
service and wac aiierwad shot, lie Rebels allege,
for attempting 20 desert" We ask every loyal
wan. every "sym1ath.zer" with l.eboldom, 70 read
tie accou . Of his military execution. We ere sure
~ perusal will make every loyal beart beat more
Ta,rotically, and make every fympatlizer hang
h.s head. Tie account is taken from Southern
peper:
MILITARY rXECuTl0N.
The sentence Of tie COUn-Nartisl on Corporal
Georce IA. Burger, Company j., Jet Regiment = &.
Altilley, who wac foura guilty % ~ intention 20
aesclt aud attempting 10 peruaGe others 10 descr
with bin. wgs carried intO effect on Sullivan b
Island or Ihmsiay, precisely a, Y IL. lie was shoi
NJ tAat hour ln toe ouep space, about two hundred
yards 70 tie caft Of ne Mouitre oufe Jusi beyond
ihe Besuregard Battery, in fGL view of tie bioeA-
aiding hoel.
lie execution took place il tie presence Of the
unfortunate mans own regiment, also Col. heitt r
reanei:. "a portion Of Col. Duunoyaui's regiment
ard the Ps6yo.t-Marshals Guard, composed oi q
6etachmeu, from the sC,h Georgia and tie Chti4es-
to- Bnuhon.
Tue proceedings were under Tho cortro, Of The
Provost Mushal Lieut.-Col. Gaillard, and .weio
marked by great military socianiiy and precision
1he prisoner was brought ont by the gnara, aeon
pa-itd BIZ The hioht Rev. BisLOp Lynch, who AL
niri-tescd 70 hiM The coufoiati0rs Of religion and
offered up lsst prayer previous TO the execution.
Although he seemed deeply impressed with ne
awiulness Of the scene, az he mafcled iusloe 'ng
SQUARE 20 the stake, tie bar0 playing the dead
march, tie prisoners demeaLor wac per.e.iy COM
posed End cviucet q calm TetiCnaiion - his fate.
Al the balls fred ix in number, took elect ~ hi'
body, and lie fell perfectly iuiensitie, a,holgh al
Isr,nily alive for about five minutes aiIer"aid'
Tnr deces eed was hut few months over twenty
on wears OF aye aGd hal been engaged previous 70
The wal on several ve seis trading between he",
York ard Charleston. lie was buried al the soiliers
buryiDc ground or Sulbvan's Island.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
COURT ciLTNDAn-Tu, D,T

Uyirrp slAirs DsrmcI CouEr.-Nos. 80, 4,
r. Is l3. 81. f8 g. -. SO. o.
SuFRfNE COUhT-6Lsf IthN-inierr,d'-
No lu F4lmrraei.- Sos. i3 o. 81 in- naive
SrrHrug CoruI-CincuIr.-Pau Nos. &3i'
gpg ll9 3s1. g'9 1tl. ,at. al 559 Sli5 H.5 at's
rs.. .l1 . 7 o. . 49, l.T1. l.4 fsfi IT, 20,
.Ito 1lr lfa r8a nns. $40 83if lll aJl, J'Ji sis
tst .o0l. 5ltg. llls JIl3. ...l. $40 .-ll. 90. -
SrrHrGE C0lrr-SlIciAL ltnN.-Neg. ~, 20,
.; 1s. Jc 24s 30. 30 t. s1i a2s. Jl 20 80 s 81
49, - -, go,
SrrrRion C0rpr-part Nos. II, .'3l, 6aJ
o. 2.fn. SO .atl - $685. 27i loi1 2i'e, 2iJi. .f
lrl Ptu li Nos 1858. i-si, si o., sis -'t 4-'' 'sle
,5 2ai 25ae 4.,f. ,,
C1URr OF C0wN0S PLrAs.-Pmt l.-Nos vi,
oa0 I2l -Og ~ tit 1872 ltie 1913. i':8, > l.hl
i., ls3 .sA Paat fi-Nes 800. 1905. lsll, lg, 1870
1871. 1919 is7t 1873 1890 1879 1872 1879. l.',. la8t
% 81 t1 OIL " D. 90 ~ lG "a o. o. - p J. D =, -
InOoEirs CuY CorET.-NOs. u, -, ~, 10, ~,
g. s5. 81. - Gj a. o. 20, 81. e. o. a.. :, Q. 70
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

pTUAICLH AIrAsiG 49, 80
e,r p,p,C,l4 iseta..........4:f3l Meor-Riseslo;3o
mon WATER rHis DAB -.
candy Esok,, 0;Va apr LiAad.,, e;a' Hsl los's" ~"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
SUPERIOR COURT-'PEcl,L TzHx.-Noy. l2-DsoT'
Just 90 hoSELl-


John 4. Van Sam at. Elisha Bloomer.-Moiion
& rfsise oct anrNe shan efsuird with go Gotta
F-.d-riek fIoraby sai Vim G0fdou-A neation TO he
rsd- Iho .ci.on deuiii, VAN - coats, TO "e
paid BY each 4 the A. riuts = ihc pisi-ti
paifi.k O. H. McCsltL agi Eh1a.e Fs1 SkeL--N ltioh
fr lnsu. sx..ns. he lfflatlt d-ni-l via 8 c0s.s
lOr-i.rsin above cases win A- CLERK
Ite h1esau HaHk 90, John fou---Notl1n & Hrs'
out sDssr o.. s1m with a. cs's W.l osse 10 Ir i"
u.o.l0u. see licg. novlag rag"sHl
COuRTOF GENERAL sEs~I IONS--Nov. i2-Boi9lo Jatrs
htgrr
ultI.fOSs.
Patrick McGnneea. tri. or a charge of attempt
irr 10 c,uniit fans tie psfou n td4r i~utJ ih'
JurJ rendered vIi. ~ siat an 5i'.e al The pr'lrs
w.. frralt-t fng fcl.eIcr
Rrdaph ). Eols~ ff-i and convict "a Of Esnd Erfry
hrrrr received package containing 80 thfolgh la- -.
rrrr.s gomn.a1 sy f F-sel4lg l.s', - D. Wu % ~.
the gcson u.s the ucLa-s hsnanas i's tsn1rleo'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
SUPREME COURT-CH,xnKR.-Nov l1.-Befors Justice
LxoSABD.
THE PETER PUNK MocK-AUcTioy CAFES.

Jacob Sherman sgt. John A. kenneay ct 81.
The aIsqpent in this case was continued To-Day
Nj Brady ~ Stermsn the ,uconeer conteneed that Tho
Of 1919 under which the police had risnt 10 warn
strangers saust mock auctions abolhed by the act oi
1853 and other subsequent Police acts Under the Ia" Is
In force tho Mayor constituted special magistrate
revoke Licenses OF mock suctonees after nyestatins
complaints egaus. them and being satisfied Of their guilt
The Mayor could then forfeit their bonds and send the sc
c1sei fr ill ohars. Of felony The course tiken by
Nh Kennedy therefore irregular, ard the injunction
against him ,h0uld be continued.
Di,dcAcrney 4 Oakley Hd replied and the Judge TOOK
the paper-. Ie,crying hi. decision.
Before Justice ISGRAHAH.
DECISIONS.
Abraham Z. Wclch, jr., agt. Cornelius Westervelt
ct al.-No.ion granted
Bsioie Justice BARNARD.
Mary T. Parker agt. Joshua A. Parker.-Judg-
ment OF divorce srsnted rsn have care aid custody
Of child
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
Disasters, &c.

BosToy, Nov. II, 1861.
The sehr Olive Matids from Marseiles, bound 20 New
YoTI, ppt ints PeIsud Ms, ysstgday WIN !0w fpsi
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES MARsHAEs oFFICE-Ssv IL.
GOVERNMENT BROKERS sE.T TO FORT LAFAYETTE.
Two persons Government commission brokers' have been
arrested BY order Of the War Department. and sent to Fort
Lafayette for buying up claims asaius. the Government
usuhous discount
The Of the parties and other facts connected WIN
This yesterday prsmsiureiy Published By tho o'
ianc press without authority Of Marshal Murray Ihs
special agent employed by the Government to fnveis the
case very ind aant the publicon IL seriously Inter
feFes with the investigation.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
NTEW-YORK & EEW-HANEN RAILROAD.
1861 SPRING ARRANGEMENT. losa
COMMENCING NAY s. 1882
Passenger Station in Nestck, cotnes 2A S. and ilaaYi
entrsnce on 27ih.t

CONVINCING MAY ., IsoI. -
Pay,nrer Station In OK, 2s,A S. and itnay
on 21ih-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NkW-NORk:
For New Haven, Eek l2IS lEI), 80, 49,
For 'hrldseyort :, sa H. tE1l; Iai5, (Exh 2So 40
FOR Milford sra,ford Fairfield Southport, and we,port
For Norwas :, go a. M. l9l5 (EEl, 49, 43o, So
For 10, D.rien sol Greenwich T. go mi i2lS $50 49,
$50 ,,- ~ IN
49, $50, ?. N. (Er) ,,,,- oa, -
For Port Cheste. AMI intermediate S4aons T. Nv ~
II rs. 50. 4.3' so, D - p NJ , ,,,
For Pog. Chester ana New. teche.le, . y M. trSJ
CONFLICTING TRAINS.
For Boston. via Springfield q m Tx q p. NJ tLID
For Boston via Shore Line. l2l5. 8 ?. M ltx
For Hartford and Sprr sheld N TEX lSlo tExhs
p m. tEx) ,,.,o r.,
Fer Haf,ord Proyidenie. aud Fishkin Railroad, g.
For New iisvea London and S;oningtOn Railroad a
3 O. u. u IL. 3. p. N. tEx .
Canal Railrosd, i2.l5 p IN, 20 Northampton.
For uousatonc Ruifoad TO Pitsheld. a m, T. NJ, 70
New u.ord Saturday, through 70 Plttsheld
For NaugstucA RalIolJ q. M. 2. IL.
Tor Danbary and Norwalk Railroad 20 m. 80 p n
Conuoaious Sleeprg achei 10 hs p. Tram.
JAMES h. HOLI, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
EluanclGl.
"FIVE-TWENTY" YEAR

u. "FIVE-TWENTY YEAR =.
SIX PER CENT. BONDS,
COUPON Asp REGISTERED, IN DENOMINATIONS
$50, s100, $500, $1,000 and $1,000.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR SALE AT PAR.
IyTRnrsr 20 COxNEycK IRON DATE OF PURCHASE
The r.rRcSr on thee BoDs ia et tho rate Of PER cRNr
per annurn PAYABLE LIST May and November. ~ oCLD
which the rate OF piemiln on OOd, ei
to Eight PER CEsT PKR Assrs - -
Tney are the CHgaPEsr GoyERSsxSr SECURITY NOW IN
rEu SAAEFr and pay tho largest ntese. o. their cos.
They Gesined to become die BEST Esows moss foPu
LAR aEd MOST OF all The bonds OF the Government
They are tho upon which the Government now re-
lies tsyopgh ne confidence and pdtyfetsn o. me pss io
continued financial support.
make them sibe to the pub c aud every do al
invested 10 then. through contributes to he direct and i
mediate support of the Government
FISK e. HATCH,
BAyKRRs and DEsLERs 10 all Issues Of GOVERNMENT ana
other desirable Securities No. IS Wells'.
DEPOSITS received COLLECTIONS made LOANS neso1asea
GovERsNEsr VOUCHERS bought sold, collected, &c. sc
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
OytlcE CLEvRL,SD AND TOLKDo RAIRoAD Co..
~. fslt I
NIYAI. SALFS of ASSETS OF OLD STATE

L'lNAL SALES of ASsEIS Of OLD STATE
a BANK OF u.LINOiS-lhe Trustees Of The state isi (
OF inoi. sgteTcd la5 i hold closing sales OF a the
reinanrx property bl the Bsnk. ~ i1l-owe; ;,,,r,.
IN NISEkAL POINT. IOWA co. WlsNONSlS,
On " EDNkS DAY. My. 10, l9t2
:. SPRINGFIELD ILLINOIS,
On WEDNESDAY, Nov. %, lloA
A. wncral Point viii he sold cOS ceres Of mineral shj
rmg lends wing IL the counties Of Lafayette io"bi sJ1
t,r,tt and io In the city of N Olson. Dane county
Aud Springfield .cvera Thousand acres o. isnd yihe 10
v,rls pa vi The state q, nois and some cy snl q N
pro.ertt Also t.veru ios IN suburb g. George, (ooeh'
No. 10 l.s. anl 7.5l city Of - Louis. ~ ,
Also very amount ofevdeneeio OF deo cue the nAnA
lit. Of the Who'll. viii be furnished application to the
Trustees a. Springfield ., -.
The whole property VIII potyey DO son. "'Io'. "S ~
,eIyi,iou 10 the highest b ed-r. ., Il.
Ouelruh e OF the purchases mlst DC llu "a
the sale and ctd cf twelve months viii be gwen ief the
remainder. - -, IL. -
h- Hqsdson certificates Of the Bank and al ether evil
derces of its indebtedness will be received h par -
should Any Of lie evidences Of debt emeln ou'ssnos
ael ,1e PROPERTY sod and paid for they s Of course De
yauoe.s holder. d celincaie' should LASe them sA
atths salss UiI MANLY D
n II. RIDOELY Trustees.
JAMES CAMPBELL,)
C,xt,rs.fl Oct i12.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

ST. Loui. Anon AsD rEsRE HAurs kAlLRoAp Co..
No. u WALI-sr.. NtU-lO lOKk. Nov o. looZ. ,
YV'UE HOLDERS of Receipts for tho Third
A and Fourth Mortgage Bonds OF tlIe lere hsite Alton
aud ST. Loui, kalr al Company ae nonnei that tie fre
Seek viii be ready for delivery on ana Aer the o'n
instant - c 81,
STOCKHOLDERS also notified that the Common stock
this lonpany will Idy for delivery a. the sane tie
In eychaure os .he stock OH Comgany ding to
the plan OF reorg gtuiZatiJn. ChAS BUTLER, taArE
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IOR BOSTON aod PROVIDENCE, via NEW-

4 PORT and FALL RlvER-Tne ,plendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS. Caps. brown eeyes YORK
every TUESDAY, THURS DAY and SATURDAY, at
o'clock D. un. and the EMPIRE STATE. Capt Brayton
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. aud FRIDAY, st O'CLOCK p. L.,
from Pier No. ) n. r
Hereafter no rooms will be regarded secured to any sp
plicsn, until the same shall have been paid fcr.
Freyh TO Roson Is forwarded through with rrea. dispatch
BIZ an Express treign Train
WIN BORDEN Agent Nos. 20 and II wsn.n.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

NTEW-YORK, HARLEM, aud ALBANY r. K.
~ -For Albany, Troy, North and Nest.--SJhiER AR
HANGEAlFNT coIani.ncing THURSDAY, May :, .6o2.
For ALBANY 1850 Express u al IRAN i1oa IosA't
Station.
For ocal Trains see Time table.
JOHN BURCHlLL, Assistant Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
Steamboais ano Railroads.
ETY. SPEED, AND COMFORT.

> TON. NEW-LONDON, SrONIy 9rON, PROvI-
DENCE, NEWPORT. TAUNTON; end NEW;BEpFDDIkYp w. DIY
The spendid steamers COMMONWEALTH and PLY
MOUTH ROCK viii leave PER No 10 ~ r., foo. Of Court
isndtst daily Except SusJs ,. st P. m. -
Freight taken low az b. other line Once OF Ion
psny No. lis Westst., corner Of Courl-ud.sr .sr
W. ~ EDWARDS, Agent
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-11-01

1HE RISE IN CoAL-ITS CAUSES AND
ErFECTs.-The increase lately in the value
OF coal, as well as the comparative scarcity
OF the article, is exciting general attention,
and most likely cause great Inconvenience
and suffering amongst the poorer classes be
force the winter is over.
During the year 1861, the anthracite coal
trade fell of nearly million of tons. not
withstanding the demand ofthe Government
alone was five times greater than in any pre-
Niuus year.
The damage to the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company, and also the Lchigh Canal
during the summer of this year greatly ro-
tardcd the transportation of cos, during the
season, although by great cXCrti0n5 thcquan-
uty brought to market has been greater han
was generally expected. Anthracite is row
coming forward with great rapidity, and
when navigation closes 1t is believed that
there will be a quantity taken from the
mines almost equal to the product Of las:
year.
No,withstand all this, however several
causes are operating, which viii probably
tend to maintain the high prices. The
miners are scarce and demand increased rates
O! wages; tolls and frcigh.s on the railroads
and canals have lately been nearly doubled.
Freight from this city to New York during
the last summer was scvCnty-iiye cents, now
it is one dollar and scycnty-iyc cents. The
wholesale price of coal has increased. and
retail prices proportionatCly. Foreign coal
has not advanced in price as rapidly as our
own, though since the commencement Of the
war, and in consequence Of the heavy import
duties, as well rs the increasing demand for
gas manufacture, the best varieties are sold
nt l. it-l. & l.t,