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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. .ALs.sr. April .. 1867.

IAVONABLL NLIONib.
For incorporating the Brooklyn Loan Association.
For authorizing the payment Of bonds created by
the authority OF New York for the defense OF .ne
National Union; providing for the collection OF az
rcnltnra statistics within the several couhue6 Vi
A communication wm presented from the Albany
County Medical Society in favor Of the Metropolitan
Health bill.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. MURPHY, for incorporating tho New
York Exchange Company, .n,,d
by unanimous consent the oiii WA rosa 'ns VIM
,Qe, gud pxssed.
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MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ten pie Emanuel. on
sunday April 6, BY the Rev. Dr.. Adler n Max Gabriel
to Miss Anns Walrrstein.
HAIGHT-HULL--Ip Brooklyn on Wednesdsy april 8, ~
the Rev r. A. Farley, D. d., Gilbert L. Haignt shsna
daughter Of tho s,s Edward Hull r ct the dencs OF
her uncle, Geo. w. Cories, esq
MANDOUIT-RUF-On Monday, April Z, By the r., y pr
Forsch Mr. Edward Msndout Of france, TO Miss MAJ INA
Kuf of Baden.
SHARP-DREW-On Tuesday, Apt 3, By the Key Mr..
Jainison Mr. Thos. X. sharp to Mis-: betsey 8 Drew,
Youngest dsugher Of g. M. Drew. esq all Of this city
Cherry Valley Gazette and Schohars County Jeus'onian
plesxe
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VERY LATEST PER ALDERMAN.
INDIA.

INDIA.
CAIcur1A, March /, vi, Gslle snd Triest".A
meeting OF natives has been held, al which an adj
dress and statue were voted TO Lord Gaming.
Great confu ion prevailed al the meeting, al which
only three Europeans were prerent.
separate address was proposed for the general
community.
The difficulties in Bengal are increasing, owing TO
the inactivity Of the Bengal Government.
The saltpeter manufactures in TrhOOt have this
sJa5on decreased 80 per cent, owing " the exorbi
liant demands OF the Ian boldsr..
The license tax, which yielded annually six laos
Of rupees, has been abolished by toe Viceroy.
The cash balance of the Treasury On the lat Of
February amounted to IS 500 700. sgin,t ~ 800 go
on the same date Last wear.
The revenue estimates have increased about three
millions Ia two years.
The disturbances 10 Sylket continues, but the
force which have arrived there WILL it is expected
shortly establish TRANQUILITY
BOMBAY, March l2-Shirtings and null twist
dull aud declining 81 h sheetipg,, S TO- Ia
Cotton active and advancing. Breach 30 Copper
Opoum Mana, $40 rs. per c4s,. Exchange on
london, first class credits, 2IOid. GOvernneD, se-
curiues, per cents, 0s4. Government securit,es 8
Per cents i6l. Government securities 81 rer cenis
l0s Freight TO Liverpool for Cotton, 90 f062j6.
CALCUTTA March l0.-By telegraph 10 Bombay.
-shirtings dull and declining. hulI twist fair in.
qury, but prces unaltered. Copper unchanged.
s'ed. aud nseed unchanged. Rice quiet Govern
nert securities, per cent 81; five per cents l0l
elOli; d per cents, lO7s Freighis 10 London
TO- leeds, 65I.
CHINA AND JAPAN.
NASIos, FEB. l5.-Nr. Roberts, the Missionary,
An departed from the Rebels camp, his life being
Inc Magnolia, with tea for London, has run ashore
of Foo-Cbow Foo
=. AdVices received here from japan announce that
the 0aoe Oh FIince Salsuma and thee streets in
Jeddo bad been destroyed by fire.
III was rntnOred that Mr. AIcock uonld soo, 70
turn to England, to be succeeded BY M. Win.
CHESTER. - ~ va"
RoNE March 26.-The Pope went vestsrdsv 70
VIC Church OF Minerva. After tie service bls Holi.
ness Issued decree for tho eanonizaiion az ,bs
japanese martyrs. He also pronounced AN sllocn,
'on IN which he declared that TIE teuporul nows,
csoho' DO considered dogma, but an actual ord.
Ss'lon oi Providence, and the independence and
uoSrty OF the head Of the Church was absolutelv
Accessory.
fR1skyoRT, March 2G.--Iu to-day's sitting Of the
oaeIai Diet, the proposition Of tho Committee that
We feoeral Diet should concur ia the rc,eryations
pe'Seo by Prussia and Austria in reference 70 IN,
Incorporation Of Scbleswig with the Danish RIGS.
saaa. was sgreed TO. 'e'
me representative Of Electoral Hesse made dsc
sqon referring to the late proposition of Ans, no
Q.~e WIG CONSTITUTION OF Electoral
,. rAsI., March q, $40 p. m.-Ths Bour,e ba, b.s,
nx., nay. Kentes were finally quoted at 60. go. or
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U. =. Sanitary CommIssIou,

$500 1890 ~ OksraAL tkLIsp As,ociArIoH.
WANTED-,LlHrs AID BANDAGEs. -B.ndss.s-AsssrtsA,
without ss vedse, sssusK and TIGHTLY rolled; aossa
?do1sn, inches vide ySd. long, der.u inches Wa
yard. ont tde.sS y ,nens. %id' Yard ioas' dsns
dsmssk or hnen CLOTH cuts inches square laid srsies
and packed in paper boxes Also. BsdSacks HandksroL
and the usual Hospital Supplies.
1Ood Realp,eut, n. Y. b. WAN Buren LiGha
Infantry,-Lieut CHARLES r. yAinE kss peen sk =
charge OF the Headqasrten No 81 BIoadwsy. The
6,.class Regiment IL now Camp King Merden HIN, n
comfortable sad Gle barracks leach Comraoy By issfh
heated by cooking in tho endins in feet I'll ths
coat with Scales regulation bat &c arms Mimic rita ~
members the Regiment hereby notified that they =
dessrtsrs A few more RECRUITS WANTED.
THOMAS B. VAN buren,, Colonel
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DART XIV. OF THE
REBELLION RECORD.

DART XIV. OF THE
REBELLION RECORD.
ILLu.rxArnD Win PoRrnArrs OF
GOVERNOR ANDREW OF hAssAcHuSxrZe.
LIT WIN. LOW ELL PUTNAM
Edited by FRANK MOORE
WILL BE READY ON FRIDAY.
TIE HON. J. RUSSELL BARTLETT.
secf.,,ry Of State OF Rhod. Tslsnd writss:'
"I.ee the LITERATURE OF THE REBELLION ~
lair es quite Prohc But y0u were hr't In the t'd vso
III.
REBELLION RECORD,
WHICH, WHATEVER Is PUBLISHED.
Mu.r TAKE rHx LEAD EvskTTHrxG EHa
In fact, al the Histories
MUST BE COMPILED FROM IT;
Indeed who posssss the various Fancy kctes
work, mus. have tie Record besds.'
The Bath Times says:
Of the various pubhcsou which profess to give IL
history Of the great struggle for free Government.
going on,
THE ONLY ONE which seems to Us FULL, IMPAl.
TGAL and RELIABLE il the
REBELLION RECORD. Edited BY FRANK Moons,
ItsA MODEL HISTORY"
Th. wsshnson Globe ssys;
ct IL an INDEX RERUM Of the Great wx for u
Union.r
Tho Providence Press say:
EVERY INTELLIGENT MAN has OCCASI0R
FOR IT."
THE REBELLION RECORD
Can be procured either 10 PARTS or VOLUMES.
TWO VOLUMES ARE NOW READY.
EACH VOLUME HAS FULL AND COMPLETE
INDEX
Cloth, - Isl Sheep. 81; H,lscsHor Half Morooeo ~
per voama
Up. PUTNAM, Pubuahss.
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AliIitarn Notices.

The Sanitary Com mission asks contributfoas
for the aid and relief Of the VOLUNTEER ARMY There
WI In al probability soon be msny wouoded provide
ana opr troops the southern coat endangered By
e unhealthy season approaching There 10 tbereos0
need OF public hberay their behalf at least untQ
Cat Department Of the army shall Be- perfected Ago end
1epot- 81 hospital &c. arc aimed heavy
ba Nons may be addressed TO
GEORGE T. STRONG, Treasurer
No. s. Wal.atTAei NAN.YcYh.
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The Annual Rxhibitieu Of The FREE DRAWING
SCHOOL Of the GENERAL SOCIETY Of MECHANICS
THURSDAY (he 10th inst nom n O'Clock II ~
Afternoons and from u TO % O'Clock In the Eveaing e
pupils will be present number Of drawings execsked ~
them will be exhibited and sevsl sAdr+s.<s will b ms1
The members OF the Society and the public invited 70 -
tend.
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John r. Quigg, correspondent OF The W. \.
World, captured Rebel, supposiDg him 20 be the
one who shot the Lieutenant from Maine. lie WAS
taken 10 headquarters
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CHAMPION FrRE-PROOE
HEARINGS PATENT

s,,xs ". mo r.lI.b. .soaM from 6fe known
srsoT Chsmriou Bursia Proc s.Ssa. With Herring and
,vhich c.nno. n. drisA hssRIH8 & Co.,
No PSI Bma5v.v coY Murray st.. New York
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Nem pnbIifatlons.

Nsm Publications.
READY TO-DAY:
THE NETWORK WEEKLY
Tile best Story Paper publi,hsd).
Containing one Of the creates. oia. stories ever pabAs1s
entitled
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or. THE
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Auaaoy sf Csvis E~s.on Wads" Cs,ss II EssvtseAs.
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Price cents per COPY.
NETWORK WEEKLY
Ass soc..ns splendid instslmen. Of
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ByMn MARY J. HoLxsA
THE YANKEE eovERNEsA
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Together With large number Of Sketches By The ses vsss
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Do no, fall TO buy the
EEw-YoRK WEEKLY.
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DIR, j. X. Burdsail's
AKNiCA LINlmENT.
10 prepared by combining - ~
with the ,ins and penetrating vegetable oil eanphsr
" ACHES AND PAINS
that aesh 10 her 10, |, Il without equal
RHEUMATISM STRAINS. BRUISES.
Pains In the Side or Bresst,
Sore Throat, sc., yield to few spphcstiora
For sale BY ali druggists Price % cents
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American Institute Polytechnic Ass0clattOn.-
"a Getting Of hi. Asset loa viii 10 held THIS fIhurday
EVENING April TO- a. the Rooms Of the Institute Cooper
nion Building "a O'Clock. Suhjec,; lron-Cl.d Ships"
Those Interested Ia the subject invited to attend
CHARLES r. JOY, Chairman
Tuo. n eTNr,o~ Secretary.
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m. Cordoya for the MILLION!

NJ nE tORDOVi hsving been engnRrd 70 drIlyrI
Cour.. Of hi, PECULIAR LECTURES, It DODWOkTH's
HALL No son Broadway will commence with COURT
SHIP AND MARRIAGE" THURSDAY Evening
April TO- at o'clock. To make the Co-rse essentially
p6pulAr one the Submission hss been liked 81
TWENTY-FIVE EfNTs.
uFPMnR1H Msrsxrr
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Ar JrFPrRs', No. $40 Broadway, Ladies' BAL
-, Roo,, Al = and 81 ~ pair; Mis,sS 81 - aud
,ss thldren's IS and VI 81 Noss cheaper eIc~Pt
ni.ior All good. warrsntedu JkYsEhs no ''S nosn"Ay
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Mr. Geo. yeuderhoH's First Soirec, in which
he viii he assisted by MRS %. VAhDENHOff will take
n.c. A. Dodworths Hall. No eco Broadway on MONDAY
fYFNING April ~ Readings aud Rec'tsons from SHAH
,p,.re. Tsnuy.on, Dickens. Sc, ard MM xANDENhoEF
Van ,iy. sketch and LIMITATIONS ofFECHTEk Tickets
% csni. each tn. Hall open a. commence 81 o'clock
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TUE ORIGINAL Howe SLwisG-MACHiNES-
improved aud pefected no brss.irg Of needles no
-r .itc he, trouble Ia doing hind OF WORK how
st or heavy In osmbhc, oioth, or leather on the sens
s,,s send fof 4 descriptive Catalogue. Aussfs WANT
,i,... THs HOus SEWING MACHINES,
ND "' No Al kTosdwsy New York
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BILLS PASSED.

BILLS PASSED.
Providing for the diminution Of taxes in the city
OF New-fork by applying for that purpose the sur
city debt.
EVENING SESSION.
Ine senate met at o clock and considered the
special order il Icing the bin amending the code OF
procedure, which was finally referred TO the Judci-
AIRY Committee, with power to report complete.
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Sperlal Notlres.

An Adjourned Meeting OF the Fourth Ward
RepublIcaB Association, brooklyn viii DC neid on
THURSDAY EVENING, Apnl 10, a. 9 oeloci, Al wishing
ton Hall, Adsrsss,, nesr 1iliarys' ... - =,
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XXXVIITu CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. .wAsHrsoros. April 9, ls6@

SENATE... WH5HThUIUNI NFIII.. 20 -,
Messrs. HOWARD and CHANDLER lteps;'
Mich.l, SHERMAN rep, Ohio and TRuMBULL
rep, III presented petitions in favor OF emsncips-
ton. 800
Mr. HOWE REP, Wis., presented memorial Of
tho J.o;sIs,nra ~ Wisconsin, for the establishment
of national armory and depot In that State.
Mr.. TRUMBULL introduced bill fer the more
convenient enforcement Of the laws Of the United
States for the security and keeping f the peace Tor
good behavior.
The bill relating TO fixing salaries Of Distinctly,
torneye WIS taken up. After a discussion the OIL
was pa,sed-@0 TO 10. -,
ON motion Of Mr.. WILSON rep, Mass the
Senate went into Executive session. Adjourned
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KNOX-ED INTO tOChkD uAf'-inls ~ un-
a,rsood 10 be the fate Of the Rebel ConfrderscJ A.
though strange So, stoe.h Known to ~sN
KsoI Hat The loyL CnArHAur bought at No 2i9 Broad
.y would Of ia indisason om the head Of hobei IL
cou. fact that wherever tie mos. stout hearted loyalty
pr,ss-ia Ees Yors City. for InstsncethsTe KNOX hAf'
tho rsss III, sping siys' by the way are so neat and
a, the ..ms time Distinguished az 70 have Increased tho
f1rore.
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The Members Of the African Methodist Ep's-
copal Church have been trying 20 hph IT, or TshT the
basement there IL mortgage Azsins the property OF 30
n ou cost about 100 TO flush it, including the roof and
in covering blown o IN the late storm They own the
,ronnd and have paid $50 tho building The member
lin 10 ,m. sud very poor work 10 scarce Tor laooie no
money credit 10 put on the roof or anything
ea Therefore under the circumstances they compelled
10 appeal TO benevolent public for assistance whom Heaven
h. promised repay hundred fold Ala meeting of!u,ees
and male members. on the 2lst int, the Rev PETEA
GARDINER the Elder appointed TO collect funds for
the above oeeo Were tho Church finished ard paid for
woud bs credit and benefit 10 tho cy far the moral
ty OF tho coorrd people concerned In the name OF PITY
humanity moralii y and the gospel. help us
PETER GARDINER Preacher. In charge.
CgARIps Drsosr. Secretary.
New -BI unswick, March 49, 1861
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Wanted media tcIy-ONE HUNDRED Oils
wssA BastsS hslsA AppI q Ne. ~ usysh' ~ "ssS'
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R,pr,JRr AND VAmcoCELE CURED.-Dr.
No., Han PrBsEs Truss chrlsnses criiosm. used 10
h.,htns always el.sn-ne,sI osnods.. Ohce No. Barclay
At New.yoh
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Clothing. =,
hare Just completed my entire stock Of SPRING and
SUMMER CLOTHING not supsssed In this city IN the ws
Of assortment tsss. aud styls Tho CHlLDRENs snd
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT not eqsauod ALL WI % 20
sold At extremely log prices Please Call r. d. DALI
WIN, Nos 10 and II Bowery.
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BUSINESS Notices.

READER, you can have an enduring, always
,,d, r.h.bs GoLp PSF eHscty adapted 70 your hand
and ,fy. Of writing which viii DO your Writing 'ait, cheap
,r,b,a stes PEN. n you want The Pom al sh.eF
than die Sword" 10 smother column.
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New.york Female Bible Society.-rhe snniv.rs
.ry OF tho NEW YORK FEMALE BIBLE SOCIETY, aux
Hilary TO ths American Bible Society WI be held a. The B'e
Desc, y III be delivered by the Rev ALtX II klNTOS
ID D. Rector Of 81 MARKS. and the Rev. ROSWELL ID.
HITCHCOCK. a. D. All interested are Invite 10 ast'n
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T,rssys-M.psu & Co.'S RADICAL CURE

r.,.. No y.ssyst All kinds Of Trusses. Supporters
"i.rv shoulder traces and Abdominal Supporter.
tI an elastic Stockings end Mechanics. Appliances Tor 10
c',nlti.. A Fen.sle attends Ladies
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Soaps, Candles, Starch,
STAPLE AND FANCY.
&c. HULLS SONS.
formerly W. Hull l. Soul,
Office No 81 Park. row,
Opposite PARK Fountain, New .Yorh,
Offer TO ths trade
AN UNSURPASSED ASSORTMENT
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IMpoGTANT.--ALL ARTICLES For SOLDIERS
Th.y send to al point. occupied by Union Troops
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CONFERENCE.-The total vote for Governor east
q. MONDAYS election is as follows:

Total. .43,0l2 40,g26 30
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-05
IRON WASHINGTON

y AsHESoros, Nov 9-It il said to-riebl
II military circles that Col. Jaresch, Assist
at Aclc.art General OF the army. row on
duty ~ The War Department. will soon leave
here iof duty ia the teld. a. Chief of STAFF
20 Maj. ten. Rosecrans. and that he will be
superseded by Col Jas. n. FRY. at present
Chief OF STAFF TO Gen. Buell.
The entire army has been paid up to the
JUth OF June, and portion up to the 3lst OF
August. The non-payment of the remain
der is owing TO the Treasury Department,
being unable TO honor the re1uisitions of the
Pay Department.
The bounty and advance pay 70 the new
le,ies having been first paid. this transaction
requires all the available funds
ti0y. Curtin is here TO confer with the
President upon important military Affairs
connected with Pennsylvania
Rear Admiral Dupont, in communicating
70 the Navy Department the circumstances
attending the capture OF the British steam
ers Scotia. Angela and 0wachita, and tho
destruction Of the Nincho. says the crew of
the Scotia were IN state Of ntoxication so
that they became almost unmanageable. and
acting volunteer Lieut.. Connor ordered
them % be transferred on board the Rest
less and pm; in irons.
The Angela. when captured. was almost
out of coal and VAS sent by Cant. Gordon.
senior officer on Charleston, TO Port ROYAL.
This Is the same vessel whica attempted 10
TO enter Charleston in September. and IN
making her escape through the darkness.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-05
IRON pHILADELpHI,

PnILADKLrHfA. Nov. 3.-The Washinvtor
Star says last night the advance of the Arm,
Of the Potomac under Burnside. Filz John
forier ami 0thers. doubtless bivouaced upou
he line OF the Alexsndris and Winchester
Turnpike. from Upperrille three miles ia
front or below Ashleys Gap down to Mid
clobufS. distance of ten miles Their
cavalry must have halted for the night very
near Il not on the line Of the Manassas C3aD
Railroad. somewhere beiweea Frout ROYAL
and Thofoughisre Gap.
The force Of Sisel which took up the line
OF march early yesterday. must have al
vaneed npoh The line Of the same Railroad to
Thoroughfare GAP ere nightfsll. il not hey
ond that point. while another division Of The
army in 'front.' Of Washington under Sickles.
AZ the sanle time vas doubtless advancing in
TIE rear Of Sigsl. and al night within sup.
porting distance.
such sc Judge from our knowledge OF
he eouliry rosds &c. 10 hare necessarily
been the movements East of the Blue Ridge
yesterday. The march OF Sickle's division
yesterday before Alexandfia, almost TO the
extreme frort reflects great credit on it,
Up 10 80 T. n. today, ne have not been
able 10 learn that tie enemy had appeared
N trorf Ot Sigol' = command. ia any force. We
Sovld have learned the facts, had the enemy
ventured an attack on our forces in that
quarter this morning. We think IL il now
clear that Lees flank has been tnrnei
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-05

INV loEK. Nov. i-The Now Orican.
Delta of the 9th. contains the following
items.
The spanish steamship ,hba arrived this
morning from HAVANA. which port she left
on the 2ls, inst
Seventy three UnOn refugees, fine
rugged act Of men. clad in tho garb Of Texas
Rangers. arrived in the city this morning
from Matamorss They came TO Join the
Union army 10 return 20 Texas and fight for
their homes snd property. from which the,
nave been driven BY the Secessonists
The French Admiral Reynand, with the
ifigate Gnrtrlllse and the gunbost Renandiu
arrived ~ New Orleans on the 10Th from
New York
The French ganboa, Cmiiuot aad the
English gunboat Rinaido. are anchored of
New Orleans
The residence of ID W Forachinur on
Magazine street. had been robbed of an iron
SAT, containing important papers. silver
ware. Jew elry. money. Ac.. TO the value of
100 900 dollars
NV ioKk. Nov. IA Hsrpsrs Ferry
dispatch OF the II SAYS, no enemy opposed
our advance until il reached Snickersville.
when they retrested To the western side As
our column reached the crest of the hill. a
BODY of rebel cavalry. a battery. and two
brigades Of infantry emerged from the woods
IA the direction OF Manchester. A parrot
batter, sent al effective shell amongst them
when they retreated 10 tue woods. not again
emerging A boly OF them has rema ned on
the banks OF the Shenandoah. two miles of
afraid 10 RETREAT in the face ofihe battery.
cur forces are in full possession of the GAP
The rebels Intended 10 dispute the possession
ot the Gap. but we're ahont sn hour behind
time
snickersyili.sns, state that Stuart with
900 rebel cavalry pSssel throng the Gap on
Thursday
The impression Is generally believed that a
" eat battle will be fongh, tomorrow
NV foRx, Nov "A ieadqEsrser :
Dispatch 10 ths Herad. dated Whssiland
Nov. 2. y. n. contains the following
Gen. Mcclellan reconnoitesed the enem,
ifom the fFont this afternoon
Gen. Pieassaton's cavalry. supported by =
brigade Of Doubleiay's division. drove the
rebels from their positions. contesting the
ground With considerable spirit
The rebels as, OF tha Dlue Ridge. de
sisnea FelrsAtins through The Gap near W
psrvills.
Jsrk.Jr sal I-sassfeet are iaa bs,o,d
snicker'. Gap with large force
Carnonsdirg i ro- going "a.
Oar troops are T. srcsilcrt coo1ii,n .sd
esksr Tor battle
4 genersl e-Ragensli "a e,pecsed To-
morrow.
NV YoKx. No, 1.-The steamer Ca
hawba from New Orleass on The oath. ARR
vel 70 day with 90 sick soldiers.
The following died on the passage A. J
ChAuerton, jas. Csmpheb. Julius g. La
ihrop and v. G. Coder. Of the 9Th Mich
gan.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-05

SaISrLAsTEEs.--Ihe Lafayette Courier
contains the following card, siSued D. the
principal business men Of that city The
undersigned. believing that system Of ina'-
eidu0l skinrlastsrs will open tie door fer the
most yexAssous fraud. BY irresponsible per
sons. recommend that ~ countensnce be
given to the circulation Of nus small curren-
cy. except or National Post Oaiee currency.
and ths, which hss previously rAs'ed through
sone OF our responsible banking house. and
for the redemption ~ which .Ait banking
houses acknOWledge themselves responsible.
We pledge ourselve. not n receive o. coan
tenanco any other.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-05

Oi>CiStAiI, NOV. \.
Flour opened dull and unsettled. but closed
tirmer and higher under the New York news,
and superiiDe sold at s. Is
Wheat was hrmer. and closed at 9sdl 90
for red and 81 05@i 10 for white.
Corn advanced to Hats.
Oats dull at is@50.
Rye So.
Barley firm at full rates
Whisky al.
Hogs quiet. GOO sold at 81 i5sgI 50 on the
spot; no sales for future delivery, excepting
one lot of 700 head for the last half of De-
cember at 81 50.
No change in Mess Pork: no sales
Green Meats sold at ; !, for shoulders and
- for hams and sides
Coffee unsettled and excited under the
New York news; Rio held az 81 "a - O
some cases higher prices are asked
Sugar unchanged
Gold advanced To 81 -. Silver TO 81 ~,
and Demand Netes 10 Al -; Exchange
steady at I dis and par.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-05

IVA fun lit @. pafolod men Of the : .
Regiment was forv irdcd % Washington On
last MONDAY Il i uncertain. a vet. when
the regiment Ill he exchanged. but this
proceeding gives reason 10 hope Il VII be
soon Tho men are very DESTROYS tat the
Government should put them in active ser
vice again They will be paid ia CIV days,
aud will then be ready for any cell the
President may make or them The boys
have had hard time of it-have seen many
irving harlshps. and have passed through
ono OF the meet trying ordeal- that ever any
soldiers experienced in 80 short time. They
DID not como out Of the fire unscathed, nor
yet uniamaged. bat by good Management. on
the part Of tho Commandaui. thcy have been
restored 20 almos, ~ good condition n
they originally were