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, 1862-06-19

The excitement Of Saturday, in gold and Euro
while 1t ia yet difficult to quote reliable figures
from hour to hour there is less disposition to bid
the market up. It was found, early in the day,
uraay, brought forward considerable number OF
ec!lers snd the market at one time gave way to
1lC4@1o6T per cent. In the afternoon the de-
closing 10G1. Exchange on London, 1l79; On
Paris 4sed4 7sAf to the dollar; The market t fot
went into year United States per cents, at par
, 1862-06-19

PLYMOUTH CHCRcH-IssTALLATro
council called by this church to assist in the
installation Of Rev. J. R, shipherd, meets
this afternoon at two o'clock, st the house Of
worship, corner Of Van Buren street and Sd
Avenue, The services connected with the
Installation will take place in the evening,
ut quarter to eight o'clock All friends of
the church, and the public generally, are in
rited to be present-
, 1862-06-19

DISTINGUISHED MISUNDERSTANDING the ar.
,l'"s al Inc fremont Housc1ast evening we're
aon. Edward Everett, Of Boston, and Dean
Alehnond Of Buffalo, New York,
, 1862-06-19

c Fracd is What: NcceseariIy, tie fraud meant
could only hare been IN the inception Of tho
), npon suns a5ef of 5o,ia fde surrender q ia
6 property. and auy fraud in this respect Woud de-
feat his application independently of the question
OF fraud in the contract itself guilty OF this Kind
offfaud then htr Imprisonment might be continued
= as at common law. until bail was given. II the
a lion Of The debt Il arrest Ras on fnai process.
The policy Of thoee States opened the door to the
o honest debtor yho suz11sIasrea ! biz property T.
l. | Just claims or not but as punishment left the
IL fraudulent debtor in their hands, to be dea1s with
n By them according to the course Of the common
e. That the clause Of our constitution above eitei
a. WAS taken IN substance from those o. Notth Ca.o
IN liza and Kentucky, is not only manifest from tht
Whole article IN our Constitution devoed to fun
% iound. Vas iaEen With lew notifications almos
ed rer1ali ttferatin from the constitution Of Ken
IN ths fact tbaa many. not al Of lie & consroin
men in the copvcntion which framed the alss COZ
ie ztitn1ion q this State were either rom Ks9tnes
the State. Hat elanee of those eenstitutions "
re. this: That, whereas under 1hose aEretts and N
be prifonmcnt the debtor was allowed and pfovisio
es q sSs osr :. adRs Il
ID cons1ution That he should not be tmprisone
at al unless upon refusal to deliver up {s esta:
4r and n T Il otner Worr @ In thoes CONCENTRATIONS
e surrender OF property by the debtor entitled hi
IN to discharge lin the absence Of fraud, Will
under ours refusa to surrender, or actual fra.
on the part Of the debtor. ia nade condition p'
$50 ccdent to his arrest.
Of This couree Of reasoning satisfactorily establis
~ es Tie position that frand in the 1ncepti
to Of the CONTRACT fs included in the meaning Of
the conEtitution, and consequently the common i
remedy against the body, either on u1esne Or a.
process IL such eases is not ahrogated by that
as strument. And ii has been expressly held in t
case Of s1 parte Salisbury 16. Illinois s0. Il
debtor is aleo guilty Of fraud in
.ins, meaning of the constitution, who conveys av
" af pf9Rey 1or H. Po,gds3 and .hia to apTest
Z. meme process. These Views are In strict acco
nne1 ance With the principles Of the reported
" held hat this provision Of the constitution appl
only to contracts express or implied, and not
actfoun 6f tort. II Ills, 444.
lock Imprisonment 70. debt then il not prohibited
Time me ~ - har ~ ~
GRADE its fp1fllment by fraudulent disposiHol
, 1862-06-19

EB 1o"a elo share Of the strawberry
trade Of Chicagr .a ;nduin, f.o7, a Inf rp-
ce1seo =, essrs. Huntington d Co., fruit
dealers &C., No. Z South Clark street, yes
1esaas from the garden Of Geo. E. kimbsil,
&s> L., Iowa City, We should consider her
entitled to come. They were some Of the
f-est brrries NC have seen this SESSION.
, 1862-06-19

Young Tu1EF.-A boy about thirteen years
Of age was arrested last night by the North
Side Police, charged with stealing silver
watch of the value ct $l2 from his employer,
Morris Drnkkcr, at No. 182 North Clark st.
He had been with Mr.. D. but one day, com-
1nencing Tuesday morning, and on the follow
Ing day be was missing and go was the watch
lie confessed the theft, and eaid he had solo
it for Sl.50. He will be examined this nom
ire in the Police Court.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
Ccro Inaucstg.

FArAI AcczpESr BOARD rBE I.iN Cirr As ,ke a,eam
boa, Elm CITY backing into ber p'cr A. Peck sp yea
lorday u the ntcnioD, named Gemge tsawcy, was
struck by the cvenk and ins,snl. kltd. Deceased Il
sppsired, went into the rcsn for the iurpocc o.
procuring some hose when he approached lie msclncry
~ careless manner, and was struck she head. Ho
render ed sensike immediately aud died DC any
asstaure could DO rendered hint Caceee Nauralt held
inquest upsn The body whea The Jury descd
dict OF . Accidental ncaih.'
TBE Hovsroy Srrgl tiKr.--The 0remtn sur~rsdcd ye,
tsrday in recovering the body a rhedsre Mangun the n
wotchmau, who lie hts ic at the Haustoa street
are Deceased twill be recoectcd ohserye In the
uldipg No 81 West Hon.,op street whcu tho walls l,
!, end l,s M, appearing at his hone IL ian,sp,rg On
eun iay gave rise 10 The belief thai he Vas killed ~ lie
t.ll ruins. = search was immediately nstateu .yf
tbs hNIy but owing To- the nature Of the debris tn. la
,scn core unable - aud 10 Until yeslitasy ,oo, or
W,cv cid an inquest usou tue seinsia, when tse Isv
raude, ed - verdict ~ sCc0rtlcc With the above sg
iereeesd eas al oS-rN NIB 0t Hcsc C6mlaiy NJ, H.,
snd caves ssmly to 4ment his uniimely ena
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
ersOnal IuteIliUenc Q.

Mrs. President Lincoln s still stopping at tho Metro.
politan Hotel where she daily receives calls from the
elite of the city.
Governor washburn, Of Maine, was at tho Astor
House on Sunday evening He left by the morning train
yesterday for AlbSay.
Thuriow Weed left the Aslor House yesterday for
Albany.
Judge Hams and T. Hoagand of Fort Wayne; .ludse
Parker OF Albany. W. Williams, OF Bnf,io: = }. Pentz
and nr. A. Dean, of baltimore, T. II. Wood Of phila-
deihia. aad D. II. Porter, Of the United States Navy,
stopping at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Hon. A. J. Hamilton, Of Texas: Lieutenant K NJ. hin
ind General Geo. L. fIarisu Of the United States Army.
Dr. g. Dove, o[ Washington = Terry. or the United
of sicnigan g. W. Draper. Of Boston J. W. Ames, Of
the United states Navy, and Colonel T. Chapman, OF lso
chester, are stopping at the Mstro ol,an Hotel.
Hon Chandler. of Michigan; r. Gsvlord OF Chicopce
j. B,xier, Of Washington. A. Getty, of Phlsiephia
Colonel Hssbird, sf General Banks STAFF A. H. johnson
Colonel g. + Wells, Of Washington. T. H Riley, Of Ohio
NJ wallace OF Hartford A. T.. uobson. OF Maine, aud
Captain Ioper, Of Philadelphia are stepping at the
Astor HOuse.
N,shai Ncfahsn has left Paris FOR Nancy to take pos
session NJ his command lie returns ten days
Paris aud will not take W bis quarters deGniiive a,
Nancy before January All tho officers attacked 60 the
sian Il his predecessor. Marshal CaUrobert tho
except tbs chcf, who has accompanied bis commsndet
,o Iycus.
wLct, hc viii he ioned ny tue Grand Duke of Odenburg
brother of me viee, aud ~ oas the ex.king Of Bava
ria, MS rsther.
The Tycoon japan stLt present to the King
~ rtuqsv surteeu che hred with arms, coverots
silk atufs, hose trappinss ana ether articles.
Ameri9eas registered at the backing ha ,scs 81 . hn
MgDfu Co., and ihefvttc, Kane Il To-, Paris from
o'tober ~ 10 October 30'-!1lwsrd Livvngstop, MI.
sna Mrs y W. Hutcnins, Albert IL. Baldwin. y. Cola
mere, Henry Swift aud fanliy James hArInan aud
family Mrs 2 Smith, Chester H. Lille, samuel q Browo
and amiy, Viccnzo botta New Ycrs Aiss +. Colamcre
NJ = co'a%sre, Mason and iamiIy n.stSo chs y,
a. Humbert. james W si,nonion AID lsmly, Sln IRAN
ciscp q. 'rsik, Louisville. Ky: Edward nclis Cole
msa I. Nicholson. J. Nindss lippincou, phaIeh hia;
John W. Owens aud daughters, Ciacinastl, Ohio.
AMERICANS registered at Gun GO y American News
Rooms No. ~ raven street, strand iendon fncana
Cor the eek eudng November 1. 1852 gyms " Fie a.
New York; j. A. Nowland, delaware; y. X Iawrcnt .
a. 4. Anrlc,m san Francisco =. W. Owens aid q rgh.
ter, Ciucinpatt: A. A. Randall BALTIMORE L. r. Iownee
Providence, n l.; 4 Bieakic, roaad, Conn. Rev j W
Wood, hasten, IA; u. W. SmNns, Phitdei.h .hia; J "
FcrchtwaDger, =. Hawley ava VIE, w. l.. Hawlay Miss
Easley, New York; W n .ikarns and family E,mbay :
H. T. Sewali, g.. A. Rcttrdge Boston. ". " MsCormick
1. J. Mccormick, 4. =. y. Grifn, chicago @. W. k.r
nafG, q J. barry, Boston. NJ Gchso. w York D..
wrgiS 4. klils, v. e. Winthrop, Bo,tn; a. ". LEARN
Nc~ yvk, ". L. Walton, Hartford.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

oess Of the plan of ofoperAtion which he ADOPT ~
hs Al heretofore been the with the forces ho
has commanded 40 predict will II be now, aid To .
Very short time the respect. confidence and ect0u q
az under his command win bo most heartfelt and sns.
husiastic.
.he Sx'n New York cavalry which Yesterday went out
70 aen 70 endeayor 10 or and capture the party OF
i1ckhSons Ruerlas who have been nfesting our rear,
ana more recently made raid upon Markham Station,
ana aso upon tue town of Salem where they captured
severa sEaRsiers, returned his morning They found
no armed enemies.the band having made good their re-
treat, propably through Chester Gap. They however,
met with number OF mounted, nnarmed ctyens, APP
parenty pursuing their way In peacefOl innocence 0)
Having orders 70 arrest such they allowed them 70
proceed although there Is good believe that,
actually connected with the marading party they
engaged in procuring and furnishing Information IN
regard 10 movements 10 the rebels.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
The Anglo-Rebei Navy.
TFrom the Liverpool Mercury, Oct. 81

From the Liverpool Mercury, Oct. 3I1
II runiored in Livorpsol on Wednesday, that o
mysterious steamer had just sailed from ths Msrsey son
trial trip" Il reported, and Believed by many
that the vessel sister snip TO the notorious $780,
alias the Alabama. Although jealous inquiry has been
made trace the to any reliable
From the London Tlincs, Nov. IL
The vessel alluded the Columbia, OF the Galway line
She has been rebuilt by Nessrs Laird and made
fu trial trip Wednesday The statements recently crcu
lated respecting the building Of rams &c, the Merscy
FOR the Confederate government false Since the de.
spatoh Of the Alabama, "2o07 further contracts
have been undertaken The Confederate agents par
chasing vessels of known speed and drawing ituc water
such the Clyde vessels Iona. Clydesdals Gi,ae &C.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
supplies r.. Non-Comba tants.

TFT0m Inc ThlT~3tDh MeTCuTy, NOV y.
At the regular ting or the City Council, hold on
Tuesday last the Mayor stated that In dance with
the resolution passed q. the ls meeting. he had con.
ferrcd with Mr.. Furman. Chairman ef the commission
pointed b. the Governor and ,ounci for prnyidn for the
renewal Of the women and children from the cry in the
event Of an attack and found that the commissioners
were prog essing in the work assigned them He also
had IN interview with dutant General Jordan General
geauregard Icing abscnt. aid inf rmed by him that
no provisions could expected from the army for
cornbatants.
wsud be able 10 leave, and az II reasonable 10
conclude that Of the merchants who usually procured
supplies for the city would bring much Of stock 10 II
while IL was saenaccd by enemy, II became duty
city authorities take to insure the
sary sup lies He therefore. Recommended that com
mittce be appointed for that purpose.
On motion Of Alderman wiliinms, the following COM
mittes appointed Aldermen Williams, Ravencl Co.
ba Cnafee and Salinas.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

was pushing towards the Potomac rocky ssy containing
gentleman hne suit Of light oolored oiclnh
up. The gentleman sad, politely, .Vove aside men--
moyel.sde; officer OF the 81 yen,y ninth Penn
sylvania recruiting service, and m st 20 onn The
men aside but too slowly r the imratien, gen
eman. Stuart came up. - Are YOU the officer In
command, inquired me occuAt the rockawsy. 81
am the response "Theys be goa enough 10 order
your men 70 make way for re | am IN officer OF the
seventy ninth on recrutine service and i is important
for me 70 &c, @ at'eaa s ss sra, ran dly as possible
Very well, SAID o. mt, at the same time giving a
Significant lock al one o. his men, who AT onne dsmonnt
cd and took seat a the rockaway. g What q, You
mean, sir? exclaimed the indignant occupant i" Moth
Ing" said the mav1> dry. Who are you, sirf thun
dered the officer of tho Seventy ninth. :. Nobody"
Who IS that NfiicerYn I" General stuart" "Whut
General STUART job stuart, Major General of Cavalry
OF the Coifsterate army was the calm answer The
officer Of tho Seventy ynth gave long whistle, and ex
claimed 'sBy - I'm procured" 81 rather think
you are' said the man, turning the rockaway south
ward.
The captured officer managed TO escape while troops
were crossing the Potomac but his rockaway and horse
were saved
Our papers arc much exercised about the putting OF
citizen o Petersb rg into barrel and making him walk
the 10 this cumbrcas garment for the high crime
attempting 70 smugglo liquor through that yiruous
CITY, They are 10th 10 part with The precious fluid;
hence their lefocity.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
The Ba DO Receptlom.

MAJOR GENERAL BANKS DECLINES A PUBLIC REcEP-
T1oN.
Pursuant adjournment the friends and admirers Of
Major General Banks met At three O'Clock yesterday, at
the House, the purpose Of making arrangements
to give him public reception Judge Peabody occupied
the chair.
Mr.. G. A. PEABoDr, chairman OF the subcommittee
appointed at the last meeting to walt Gene a Banks,
said that the committee had had interview with him at
four O'Clock Saturday afternoon, when the General
seemed TO give them great encouragement favor Of ac
septing the proposed public hnors. Since Saturday,
however the committee had received the following
OF declnation from General Banks.-
NEW YoRK, Nov. Is, 1862.
GESrIFhEN-Nothng could be gratifying 10
than TO accept the yaton presented BY you in behalf
Of the citizens Of New York. to appoint convenient time
for such public reception you have suggested but
grct ovcrmuch to say that my engagements make il i'm
possible for to comply with your request. The plea
cf meeting the ladies' and gcnt men ycu represent
would be than equivalent for the sacrifice Of any
personal interest convenience but official duties with
which am charged leave no time which proper.
y appropriate 70 this most agreeable service beg you
will nvey the gentlemen whose behalf your com
munca,ion is made my fun appreciation Of the honor
conferred upon am also requested to tender you
the thanks Of Mrs. Banks and the acknowledgment Of
her sacsre regrets tha, she is deprived Of the privilege Of
the Invitation extended To hor With the highest respect
n r. BANKS.
The report Of the committee adopted motion OF
General Wetmore, also the following resolution,
proposed by the Hon. A. j. II nuganne:--
Resolved 1ht the Committee Invitation be request
s 10 draft suitable resolutions the part OF th repre-
sentative BODY expressing the deep appreciation by New
York city Of ene eminent services Major General BANKS
A number OF gentlemen then added to the main
committee after which the meeting adjourned to three
n,c lo-dav
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
The Rice Crop.
rrrom the Charleston Mercury Nov

IFTom INC tharlcstOn mercury NOV. j. I
very large amount Of land this State this
planted in and it was rcas nabo to expect an
p capable OF supplying that species "f food
surerabundance az low price. But the season waa
marred by drought, and in many parts Of the State the
crop seriously injured so that there will be
superabundancc and scarcely moro than was produced
year from much less land planted In that greatesr Of
cereals The production o. rice too, this year. been
surtaled 20 considerable extent by the removal Of
planters from the tide water region.
STILL the for rice has been good, and those who
have PLANTED have generally made good cYos II saved,
tho rico crop viii very materially aid in supporting our
pe ,ple and the army collected for our defence. We
therefore trust that prompt ard vigorous efforts will be
made by the planters reap the fruits Of their summers
excrtiobs and that authorities viii AFFORD everv a
cty ana cooperation In making this large resource Of
subsistence available II Is matter Of no tring inn
poriancc people, and TO the operations OF
forces. Timely exertions may prevent much trouble
aud expense and suffering.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
NEWS FROM suaMslDE's ARMY.

HAPPER's FERRY. Va Nov. IT, 1901.
General Geary took out working party OF egn' nun
dred 20 the vicinity OF Charestown to-day 70 cear
away belt Of timber They were protected oy s'gh'
hundred infantry and two guns Asauadron OF Feoe'
cavalry unaware OF strength, appeared 10 recon-
no,re but astonished 10 aud themselves under ar
tlery fire. fled. The work then progressed IN
nterruptedy rebel captured by the pickcts
with his and equipments TO day. lie belonged 70
the Twelfth Virginia cavary.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

From the Atlanta ttia) Conederary
We had call rom Captain g. a. Ellsworth, the tele
grophc operator Of Morsans command, who performed
the extraordinary feats published last GUNNER IN our
columns He showed us tho pocket instrument which
he wherever be goes, which he attach to
wire at any point and operate at will His feats in ele
graphing, well Of his exploits with arms.
among the most extraordinary OF the age He captured
bis splendid instrument from the Yankees He has cap
struments since he joined Morgan's command Capt f.
is Canadian by birth. but ardent, whole soued
Southerner In his feelings Morgan will soon be on the
wing acain
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
The Recent snow STORM.

from the SaVannah Republican, Nov. 2.
Chattanooga was visited Saturday night. 25th ult
with pretty heavy storm, which preceded by
sce causing the ground 30 DO frozen TO rethn the
snow The ground entirely covered TO the depth Of
an inch and half. The sight was presented Of
hoary winter mingng with the green foliage Of the trees
aud vegetation. Not fros. had fallen before this.
From the Charleston Mercury, Nov.
Snow fell in Rome, Georgia. on the 26th Of October
Taking the above In connection with other we
have previously published Il will be perceived that tho
snow storm extended from Canada on the north 30
Georgia and Alabama the south, and from the Atlantic
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
a Revieyy at Fort Sumter.

From The Charleston Mercury Nov. 4
Last Friday bright and balmy October day, and
General Ripley by appointment, went down 10 review
the garrison Fort Sumter consisting Of the First regi
ment OF South Carolina artillery. large number Of
ladies' were present The General looked as fine as q
fiddle and PERFORMED his part with style and expedition
The splendid css a. tho post appeared to great aavan-
age beore their original ani hoaored commander The
excellent band anded much TO the occasion. After the
exercises The parade te,inch Cclumbiad fred
the benefit Of the ladies', aud also casemate gun.
After luncheon the visitors retired n state Of decided
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
,...~-.,,r. Trcm BaIsimors.

sRizuHp or row ugp-- rHs CASE ~ L'sVt rAAAs--
axN. voSk Nor DISPLACED, ETc.
RairlsoRs, Nov. II, lsoo
.r n ..xder 10 asur barrels. vsluedsi Hvc thousand
,,.,. s,oeed opvsniensly ter shipment 10 The souh
was discovered and seaea here last osh' ey ssosa %
-. t.fb New Yors artillery. 4t#
The case or Licut X. H. Parker. o. the siiyssvsnsh
Pennsylvania regiment, charged Win emecss'ins 90
,erauea, stgrcs has bcss pcs loned The prisoner -
ba,oa 10 tao thousand collars 70 await ATRIAL
.,.v cs ,;e ara! WOODS being dlspiscsAh sass.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
skirmish Near Fayetteville.

WA-TlNGToN, NOV. IT, Isbs
Tho firing heard Saturday morning occurred be-
tween Warrenton Springs and Fayetteville, and was an
artillery duel between the rebels and Pennsylvania
battery. The Casualties side were three men
wounded
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FonTrEss MoNHoE. Nov. is. lss.

FoRTRRss MONROE, Nov. IS, 1862
The United States mail steamer Collins arrived at For
tress this morning from Beaufort, North Caro-
lima bringing large mail. She will leave for New York
aftor taking IN coal.
The New bern ~. O. Proness q: tie 13th inM. says
that Major General Foster arrived there again on wedncs
day rning, looking the worse for his Journey
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
DONE Make John Mitchell . General.

We should liko TO Mr.. Mitchell located at . good
point, editing newspaper. His talents In this line
nrvaod and he could be Of special service TO us at this
tine; bnt are opposed 10 raising brigade for
him. He wieids pen gracefully and powerfully
than almost anybody know. This is his especial
cation--let him be assigned to IT,
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
Arrival OF the United States Steamer =
DucOtah.

The United States steamship Dacotah J. r. McKnstry
commander, arrived at this port yesterday morning,
from cruise in search OF the rebel steamer Alabama
She sailed hence on the 5th inst, ard has been
cruising between the east endof Long Island and Cape
Hatteras the track Of ships The pacosh
has spoken largo number Of vessels She has returned
for coas, and will probably sail again soon She ~
anchor of pier No. North river.
The following Is list Of her ohhcers:-
Ccptain--J. p McKnstry.
Eiyst LifRendnf--G. c. WiNx.
Second Liea'endn'-S B. Ames.
Acting MasteTs--Wn Earle, WIN. Moslandor
Sur0eoR--Delavan Bloodgood.
Pdymas'er--Richard Washington
CAif EHGiaeer--r. g. Feltz.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
The Rebels Concentrating at GIoucesssr
Court House.


has reached Yorktown that 1000 rebels are at
Gloucester Court House, twelve m"s soove Gloucester
Point An expedition consequently sent over from
Yorktown yesterday 70 ascertain the s,reneh of the
rebel force The expedition IL commanded by Colonel
DAVIS, and consists Of Infantry. cavalry ana arlory
brisk northeast storm has prevailed here during The
day.
The remains Of Lieutenant Cooper iefl mere this after
noon via baltimore FOR Coope.stovn, n. y, where hs
belonged
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
f. Primaries OF the Peoples Union Party.
Republican Alder,nanIo Conventions.

The republican conventions for the nomination cf can
ddatcs Aldermen in the wards having odd numerical
designations me, last evening.
Dit Names
1.-Adjourned.
5--Aexander II. Kecch.
7.-William H. GedIey.
9.-lsaac Dayton.
u.--Adjourned.
l3.-Adjauruod till Wednesday.
10 -Adjcusnod.
l7.--Wiil,am Dnning.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
cenerel Huger xxi.hes an Investig .tion.

tFrofn the Charleston Mercury New. l.J
We learn from the Richmond Eaquirer that court Of
inquiry the application Of General Huger his been
auhizod by the President as soon as tho public sxigen
will allow, investigate the military conduct OF that
officer during the battles near Richmond