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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-04

THE Southern papersstate that Gen. Ran
dolph resigned his Sscretaryship because
the Southern Subscription yielded only 4ss-
900 troops. he wanted 100000. 80
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FORAGE WANTED.

GEALED PROPOSALS are invited unttl peeemb.r
- 4th, 1859 for Furnishing the artermsstsTJ n
partment Of the ARMY OF THE UNITED STiTRa
with the following stOros, viz:
~, Two nUMDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND GEO.
OO9lBUSHELS OF SMILED CORN In saeks 49,
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND 200 OOOl BUsHEI q
" CORN in the seventy pounds 70 me buSh.
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND CeOo,oOoD RUSH.
" OATS, In sacks, thirty.tWo (s2) pounds to
4, TWO THoUs AND ,OOOl TONS OF RALRD HAY.
The toregoing articles must all be Of rood sornd.
nerehAntAble quality. They must be delivered Al
Galipos Ohio. One half thereof within thirty Isol
and cue half within sixty (eol days from date Of
Proposals. for I've thousand rs COOL bushsls or S,,,
q t9ns o. hay or upwards win be eonSidsr-
me place Of reldenes Of the bidder, and must Be ae
oompAnied by guarantee Of At least two TeIponsiIe
PeFs0na that the yonder will fnlhl hs confined Il
awarded to him. Awards will be made at y o'eloeE
AZ noon OF December 4th, 1853. Successful bidder
VIII be notified ~ soon Rftor the award ig MAID ~
possible Written contracts will IN All cases bo ~
Tered INTO, and contractors will be required "a Oivs
bonds for the faithful performance or their eontTtS
FrePoSA1 should be endorsed Proposals for FoFlO
sd Be AddFel!od 10 the Hpdersigned at daiiipSils
Ohio The right 70 reject any portion or All 81 n
reserved. No bid viii b noticed yhorS biddsr- IN
TO comply with the f0regoing requirements.
noyzs-ta Capt, and is.t "ol a1SssFnSs.::r.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-04

ASs-6O half chests Young Hyson Imperial
Il aunp0Vder and Black Teas, suporior quSIifT
and late Importation, Just received and for ale bV
myIo u. RRILLY
WOOLEN STOCKING YAR6-1 fan
w assortment Of eoloEs Of Raatsrn manfSetuFe.
tast received - the Variety Store Of
.aga D. SlS 20 IA ! n 1iGs..
HogIRRY AND GLOVES In Eroaa yllistv r,o,lV1s
IL . The Variety storsOf D. NI00LL 3 mo.
nO'1 100 Main Street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-04

GOD Ruard oar nag. AID keep eanh StAr
Each stripe - bright - now they wave,
BtfIlmako Il Lad our ranks in war,
6tfIi aoaf above each patriots grave,
DSath 70 the trAitOE that would dare
Fotraa Il. through the dust 0f shAIaa.
Au bOusst hearts ia lot will lhArS
And ioIIoW It 20 Death or RGHS-
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~ partment, until &o'elOck p. NJ on tho ninth dSy
o. DeeeTber next, for the manufacture and deiIyery
Of The following proiectIIes. viz; - s''olIg
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Postal Affairs.
from Holbrook's United States Mail


PLACE ToR EyERyTnNG.--In attaching postage stamps
10 letters correspondents should be careful 70 place them
tho upper right hand corner Of the envelope leaving
magn Of q sixteeIth Of inch above and also tho
right Of tho stamp CarecssDess in this particular re-
suits in much embarrassment 10 the process Of stamping
especially IN large post Offices, while s found hat even
this comparatively trihng matter proves hs most form
dabs obstacle in adapting machinery to post marking
and want OF uniformity in tho precise To-
csty OF the postage stamp preventing the required des
patch even in an otherwise successful machine. Above
all things don't put stamp the back OF tho letter
which Is sometimes done as IN the hurry VI mailing the
evidence Of prepay 10 liable TO bo overlooked and
the letter TO be hold or postage" and rossby perform
trip 10 the postal cemetery ~ Washington In address
ing letters leave ample on the top OF tho envelope
10 allow for the post marx without interfering with
the superscrption which is often rendered leeibe by
unavoidably stamping over u, in whole or in part
We would again call attention TO the recent decision OF
the Postmaster General designating what classes OF post
employees exempt fronpmitary draft Is only post
masters, their assistants ard clerks, poet riders and
drivers OF mail stages route agents. baggage masters
(actlng under appointments from the Department., and
local mail agents and mail messengers regularly ap.
pointed The practice Of employing persons IN post
Office any branch OF the mail service for the purpose
OF excmption not only dishonest but when known 70
the Postmaster General, will enttc the offender TO the
most encctua exemption papers against any further on
cia employment,
4 registered package was mailed a, tho Now York
Office few days since the postage which prepaid by
stamps amounted to ef4s 4s it addressed 10 Lon
DON and the contents were stated by tho scndcrs 70 BE-
OF tho value o. $7o0,0oo.
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Police lntellige nee.

JOHN Prescott and VIM. White arrested at TAM
nauy Hall election night charged with stealing $500 In
Treasury notes from John Murphy, residing at No
broadway. Tho money taken nom Mr. Murphy's
pocket and tho prisoners caught the act Justice
Connolly locked them up 70 answer.
Jamea Montgomery and Martin Trusman had FIGHT
together on election night tho Park Montgomery bet
90 70 81 that he could anAhae Trusman in Eve rounds
and IN ton nues but the police interposed aud be did
mot do t. The beligsrents taken before Justice
Connolly.
VIM Mcspedon, brother Of the ex-Alderman, rot into
csht at Military ual, in the Bowery, with Franklin
ragory ou election night, and had bis nose bitten COM
plctcly or Gregory was arrested aud locked M and
Hcspedon IL confined 81 hts house Both partjes are
nghng men, and had quarrclcd before this encounter
An unknown thief stole horse and buggy belonging
90 Nc. John French from The foot Of Beach street, on
wednesday night aud neither he nor The properly has
ibssn heard from.
During tho row which occurred election nieht AZ one
of The poll districts Of the T~sntyrst ward, Third
auc, near Thirty Nth street, officers Corscl, Morris,
Fleming Martin and Mcgan were more or less cut and
bruised Captain Greer, OF that precinct, was knocked
down twice.
Tho following persons IN addici 10 thcs. already pub.
fshed were arrested for Illegal votingChristian bar.
thorncn, In tho Eighteenth ward Bernard Mconald In
Che Twsntsth ward John Maoy the Sixteenth ward,
and George Taylor, in the Twentieth ward. They were
all held to
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Died.


Rsrss.-At Eastchestcr, ou Wednesday,, November o
pErn BATES, NJ tho 55th year Of HE age.
The relatives aud friends Of tho family are respectfully
invited 20 attend the funeral Friday morning. half
past O'Clock, bis late residence AZ Eastchsster
Carriages will he In waiting at the scarsdale depot the
arrival Of the $40 train Of cars from Twenty sixth street
Harlem Railroad
Cinrri---At Bonn, the Rhine, Tuesday, October
lse2 JAeerxlns wihSA ,.sa youngest daughter o.
caiIulls-on Tuesday, November 4, cAmnns GALA.
Te friends aud acquaintsDscs are invited to attend the
funeral from the residence Of Peter J. Feity, No i2o
White street, this Thursday afternson st hapast one
CosIisa.-on Wednesday, November 5, Many ASS Coz
Ss, daughter Of Bernard and Mary Collins aged years,
Ths friends Of The family arc respectfully invited TO
attend tho funcra this uhursdayl afternoon, a. two
O'Clock, from No $50 x Hudson street.
Corilss--Ou wedneraay November S, very suddsny,
MARY AnS daughter Of the late John Cors aged years,
1hs s,isoSs Of he family are invited 10 attend the rns
raj from her mothers resdence No 81 Hamilton street,
near Myrtle avenue Brooklyn, ou FRIDAY afternoon, a.
c.,t.s.cn Wednesday, November g. OF lingering sick.
ness Mlsr CArIxs the i3th year OF her age daugh.
ter OF John d. and Ellen tsllan.
The rsstyos aud friends Of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral this Thursday afternoon
clock from the residence Of her Parents 2l9 Bowcry
Her remains will be akon 20 Calvary Cemetery for inter.
cIcrs--ou wednesday afternoon November IsApxrrr,
infant daughter Of Joseph H. and Pbeoc A. Cuc, aged
The relatives snd friends respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral friday at twelve O'CLOCK from the
residence Of her parents 16g West Twenty fourth street.
Schenectady papers please copy.
D,ss lon Wednesday, November 8, Jossrs Drss,
aged o. years
The funeral viii take place from his late residence No
S24 Seccr avenue, Friday morning ten O'Clock 70
ST. Gsbries church Thirty sixth street aud from thence
TO Calvary Cemetery. The friends OF the family in
vitcd te attold
DxoS.--.,t Eastbourne, Sussex, England, Friday,
october 3, TnoxAs DAoS, Esq of New YORK. 10 the list
year ~ his ege.
FAsaS-On Tuesday, November 4, after sbsrt illness,
MARY Ptla uativo OF virgina, csunfy Csvau ireland,
the beloved wife Of John F1gsp
The relatives and friends 81 the family respectfully
invited 70 attend NE funeral fom hss late residence, Ne
The New York herald., 1862-11-06
Our Norfolk Corresps pss dence.

NORFOLK, va, NOV. g. 1862.
ANotkev visl 10 Fanlt-The Rebel Force on the Black.
icdte-Arre Of Spies and Negro Sealas- Personal, de-
On Thursday night reconnaissance under command Of
Gen. Ferry made TO the Backwatsr in the direction
or Franklin. The command reached the neghborhood Of
Franklin about three O'Clock Friday morning. and
ing passed the snemys outer pickets fred upon by
tho picket reserve Of about forty Upon the
my's opening his re signal lights displayed in the
woods each side Of the road down which the Union
troops advancing, and almost instantly the
booming Of the rebel cannon Tho morning dark
for sharp practice and the enemys shot all fell short
Folletts battery was immedatey placed in position, and
shelled the town Of Franklin Ipr about fifteen minutes,
cries heard 10 that direction II s supposed that
pieces did good execution casualties Of importance
Cured to the troops on our side. IL is estimated
tho rebel force the line Of the Black has
increased TO thirty thousand men, but the estimate
undoubtedly exaggerated twenty thousand will DO
nearer the mark. Longsreet reported TO DO in Rich.
mond, aud upon good authority.
The proof against the rebel spy Nash, In conclusive,
and he emnently deserves to meet the death OF traitor
and the melnest sort Of spy. Papers found upon
him detailing the number and position or forces In
this department. The arrest Ia very important one,
and Captain Sebert, Of Company b, Dodge's Mounted
which no managed secure this dangerous Individual
Yesterday morning six rebel mail carriers and negro
steaers captured at Currtuck Court House BY Cap
tain Seberts company and they are now safely Dcarce
rated at Fort Norfolk.
Brigadier General King s here, enjoying returning
health and in good spirits and anxious for active
service again.
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~ sentence Of death u mtgated 20 imprsonmen. for
- year. commencing on the 25th dag Of October and 10
ss dhh0neraby discharged from service with loss Of pay
ana exnoluments. H
MOVEMENTS OF INDIANA OFFICIALS.
Governor Norton Judge Eio u aud Mr. Donnis Of ndt
ana est hero tonight by special train Of the Baltimore
ana Ohio Railroad Company, for Harrsr's Ferry.
OFFICERS AND MEN on RARoLg.
The Comolssary General OF Prisoners, COL Hoffman has
hargs o. the United states officers and on parole.
aad correspondence relating To thcm well ss all details
concsrning them, win pass through him
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Married..

vcnbeP ., by tho Rev. Anthony Atwood, MATHEW
HUTCHINSON, Of Hoboken, " j., 10 Hiss Many r. Dwyss
daughter Of Thomas Dwyer, Ksa OF New York.
SANFORD KossoEy.--On Wednesday, Nov cnber s, al
tho residence Of the brides mother by the Rev Dr. Ia
fop, Carl sANyoRp TO c. kosaoER, daughter or the
late John Koshsre, all of this city.
THoaP-LRunr--M Bedford, on Tuesday, fovepA.
Der 4, Al 81. Luke's church, by the Rev. J. W.
Dler ALBERT p THosr 10 EIzArKrB D., daughter Of the
late James Lefcrts.
TO FHp gDrfoR OF THZ HERAID.
This Is 20 certify that notice of marriage between
Mr. CHARrss T. GIR,os Of New York, and Miss KAfE NJ.
KEtLEg, Of Philadelphia published in The herald OF yes
terday, November 8, 1892 was published by myself
spirit Of fun and without any intention u inurng the
feelings Of either Of the parties and that such
did not take place. l. s. BEEEh.
NSw YosE, Nov. q, 1861.
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personnl Intelltrcuce.

FGrHOMhH ImttTIhKGmC0.
Hon. Cassus N. Clay left for Washington by the 6rst
Kran yesterday morning
D. wilkins, Of Chicago; r. L. Iann, OF Saugertss; Geo
Pee Of Indiana; J. s. Davis, of Milwaukee: w. A. Whee.
ieY OF Boston r. Henry. Of Havana, and o. Hslou OF the
United States Navy. are stopping At the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Colonel dc Trobriand 10 Acting Brisader General Of
General Berry's brigade His fsrces include the First
Thirty seventh and Fifty fifth New YORK, Seccnd Third
end nfh Michigan; Seventeenth Name battery Of
opand cavalry.
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Carte de Vislte Pictures from Life
Photographed equal pictures produced in Europe
the United States 81 Dozen Duplicates 81 50 per
dozen. d. APPLETON CO., 4&3 ami <i5 broadway.
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Therc are Two QualifIes I'm Man which

Prizes Cashed in All Lcaaltxed L0tte.
ries Information given. JOSEPH BA I4eS. Broker,
No. III Wall street. room No. l, New York.
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military Movements In New York.

FERMENTATION OF sword To MAJOR EDWIN r. DAVIS,
OF TnE ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-rHIRD REaIxEST
NEW YORK STATE v0LUsTESRs-AN INTERESTING
OCCASION, ETC.
On saturday evening last splendid sword was pre-.
sented Major Edwin p Davis Of the One Hundred and
Fy.third regiment Now York state Volunteers, by the
prvatss and non.comissioned ocors OF the Anderson
Zouaves now duty At the recruiting station In this
city, No. 5e4 Broadway. The presentation mado
an appropriate and eloquent manner by j. D. Blanchard
ESQ.,, Major Davis responding in neat and effective
speech This q wall deserved testimonial 10 gallant
oicer Major Davis formerly captain In the Ander-
On % eS The ssord sbcb was on SATURDAY,
presented 10 him s magnificent weapon. II was manu-
factured at the establishment Of Mr.. James Smith mi
ary furnisher, No. 564 sBroadway and reflects much
credit upon that house for che manner n which II In
flashed On tho scabbard is the following inscription
MAJOR 9as Hsass ana a. S
members Of his late regiment, SIXTY second New York
Volunteers Andersen zouaves as testimonial Of their
regard for him and for his gallant and msrorous
duct in the Geld November i, 1862 Hero OF Williams.
burg, Fair Oaks, Turkey Bend, Malvern HIM., Among
those present upon tho Colonel Stevenson
Major Hubbel of the sixty second Captain A. Davis of
the revenue service and others.
THE SECOND HAwKNs' zoUAvks.
Some time ago Mayor opdyke, Dexter A. Hawkins,
Rev. T. W. Conway and others applied for authority TO
raise new regiment Of Hawkins zcuaves. A. that tmo
order from Washington has led the Governor 10 auhorzc
this new regiment, which Is to have james r. Whiting,
Jr son of Judge Whiting, Colonel All those who ap
Piled for commissions we'll all others interested
requested 10 call apply again. az possible, At
Ne. 10 Wall street, on Dexter A. Hawkins, Esq.
CoxcrrrA grand sacred and patriotic concert will be
given this evening tho church in West Twenty third
street, between Fifth aud Sixth avenues. The following
are among the artists who have volunteered their scr.
vices on this o,casion:--Miss Mary O. Haw,cy, Mrs.
Jameson Professors crgo W. A. King and Marcus Col.
burn and Mssss, John Jameson, C.J. A. werssks ana
Alfred Toulmsn. s4 t.
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women particularly admire One s patriotism, the other
the habit OF wearing Knox Hat No others could prove
test of merit; indicates the brave the
other the gentleman and both together the brave gentle.
mhn of hero who fail TO win the love or Il
true No 2l2 Broadway Is the depot for the Hat
The New York herald., 1862-11-06

n Cartesde Visite, Sl, at vaughan's. 22S
Bowery: equal in Broadway for 81 Ectice-Galery
Gcaia aa1r
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10 Cartes do yfsite for el-Warramted d
equal TO any In the city. Satisfaction guaranteed. at TIT
Broadway. BOD1NE & co., Photographers
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Promenade CoEcRRr or rsa BRooKITH TmRTERNTH.-
The Brooklyn Academy Of Music filled last night by
vast number Of visitors 10 tho grand Promenade Concert
Of the Thirteenth regiment, National Guard Now York
State Militia Grafulas magnificent military and orches-
trail band Furnished the music aud nner piece Of
meutaton than their performance Of the entire pro.
gramme IL would be difficult hnd OF similar Charac-
ter The ductto from "scmirami," the fantasia from
I Balio and the auickstep, OF NJ Grafulas compost.
tlon, were charmiugy rendered. The whole affair was
quite successful presenting brilliant coup d Of well
dressed promenaders which, combined with the excellent
music, made up delightful evening.
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DsBUr o. MADAME GUsRRABILA-We are requested 70
state that the boz once Of the Academy will open to-day
for tho sale Of seats for the st appearance on Monday
next Of this distinguished artist Parties who dcsire 70
witness the interesting debut that has taken place
here for some time will do we'll 70 secure their places
early "a possible.
The New York herald., 1862-11-06
news from ths Pacific ,

san ERAxg0co. kov q. 1854
business slightly more animated Sales 900 boxes
Cincinnati candles Of 1870, 800 bats gunncs al 100.
dried apples, 100; butter 2Tc. wheat 81 co. coffee
2oc hops duh and decuing domestic Iiqaors saiss
Thirteen thousand dollars haye been contributed by this
people OF Oregon to the national sanitary fufA
Sandwich Island dstes are 10 tho Iilh 0cloosr Tho
first bale OF cotton from Maiaki had been received A.
Honolulu The island nowspspers contend taat ootea.
growing will become extensive.
Capt Gibson has osiabished co'eog OF S,rmooa "a
Laha Island Causing much newspaper comment,
The Americans Hoaolsu ooatsibussd sa 900 9 tos
national sanitary fuId.
SAx FsAx0asoo, Nov 8. 1867
There ia moderate trade doing. With Improved da.
maud fos groceries.
The Governor sppsts the 2th instant as raaksgiyos
day.
The roll Of now cavalry company, organizing In this
cy 10 80 Fast and join some Massachusetts, rsgimeat
% and SO 900 are appropriated from tue oily treasury
towards paying their passage.
The New York herald., 1862-11-06

Death OF Colonel Pope.
IorrulLs, KY, Nov. o, 1862.
Colonai Curran Pope died ct Danve today.
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IMPORTANT FROM TIE SOUTH.
The Rebel Army Under Lee
Not Refreshing.
Rebel Account Of Con. WeitSerS Expedition Jr
tho Mississippi River.
MOVEMENTS Of the REBEL MORGAN,
ks., &ss hss
40 Retreat or the Rebeis frossa Norshern

40 Retreat or the Rebels frOsa Northern
vfrGinta.
lFrom the Richmond Dispatch, Nov.
The recent movements Of forces indicate tns eotrc
evacuation on Northern Virginia. that these moves
were made 10 reference % tho reported advance a
Mcclellan through L0adon county. From all We can
gather we are satisiisd thai general advance o. tho
ment which desires such movement on the part OF
Mcclellan will be disappointed for the present. Tho
operations OF tho enemy TRANSFERRED do not in
dicate that they wilt risk engagement with the wc
appointed ana nobly disciplined troops Of General Lee
From Winchester and the country below we have advces
up 70 Thursday when movement OF the enemy had
taken place along the Upper Potomac The report that
Winchester had been evacuated Ia incorrect Our cavalry
pickes still hold their old positions nsrth Of Bunker H
and east Of Charicstown
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Eight Cartes de Vlslte for SI-Equal to
the best made. BALCH'S 2Ss Greenwich ST., Barclay
The New York herald., 1862-11-06

Nww PusLcAuos-Messn Lppincott o., Of Ph,la.
depha, have published translation OF me well kn0wa
Essay Catholicism. Liberalism and Socialism," BY
Don Juan DonOso Cortes, Marquis Do vsdegemas. Tue
oew English version Ia bya lady Of washiagtoa-kiss
Madeline vintoa Goddard-aad s dedicated 10 Plus IX
The dogmatca portion OF the work has undergone close
revision BY Of the most eminent French theoegsns,
and az his suggestions have been complied With by tho
translator careful comparison with the text Of the
original win show that full justice has been done to BY
Miss Goddard.
The New York herald., 1862-11-06

Omclal Drawings OF Murray, Eddy &
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KENTUCKY. ExrsA CLASS 62i-Noyember 8. 1869.
80, &C, 4. s, 6, 10. "a. Is, 81, IA. o.. n, Al.
KBxruoKY. CLASS 61j-Novenber s. 1863.
"a, "a, 6. 50. 76, IL, 3. 10, Ga, II, A, II, &c.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing etherso
MURRAY, EDDY b CO.,
Covingon, KY. or ST. Louis, Me-
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Fredricks q Co.'S New Gallery. l5O
Fifth avenue between Twenty second and Twenty third
Cares de vite - DOZEN large Photographs d.
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Messrs. Fowler & Wells Announce n
lecture on phrsnoosy and physiology nen IN Odd Fell
lows Hall, Paterson, N. Private day,
With full written charts, at 3QS Broadway,
The New York herald., 1862-11-06

Gonraud's Poudre Subtle UprootS Hair
from any Fart of the body. Warranted. lsS Er2acwsy
Estee, BOsteu
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no Provisions Sold to OMcerS' Families.
CoNFEDERAIR STATES OF AMERICA,
SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT,
The Yellow Fever.

from the Wilmington Journal, Oct. 28.1
The number Of burals the previous day were whites
Ave. The negroes going OF much more rapidly thar
Of the epidemic. The weather s cool, and
no signs Of frost.
The New York herald., 1862-11-06
AMa1rs at New Orlean

Recently tho bFtNsh man.oi.W Wsr Rnaido appFoached
the foot Of Canal street, New Orleans. and assumed
q hostile attitude, demanding from the authorities
the release Of James Syms, druggist an English sub
jsct confined In Fort Peksns and decentralization for
the seizure Of his person and property to the amount
Of elO0 O0 General Butler requested ten days " consult
with the Washington authorities which asssnted TO.
and whose sympathss are said 70 be mainly In favor Of
the South.
bidding the payment Of debts 70 persons who have NOT
taken the OATH