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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-10
Organisation Of the Legislature.

Only one member of the Senate and two
ofthe House of Representatives were absent
at the assembling of the Legislature, Tues
day morning, and both houses were organ
lied by the election of the officers nomina-
ted by the caucus held on Monday evening,
each candidate receiving unanimous vote.
No other business Of Importance was trans
acted. 1t is expected that the Message Of
the Governor will be delivered on Thursday,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-10
The State Treasury.

The receipts for the fiscal year, ending
November 80. 1861, from the several coun-
ties of the State, on account of State Tax,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-10

The loyal Indians in Arkansas are fight.
ing the Texans and rebel half-breeds.
The New York herald., 1862-09-19

II - SPoRTJNG. =
s.ssr 9 run. Apply S" to SEkkrr4 ESsksSoSS1 4
IxsTRUCrION. :
o. 4. .sa s.ss Nd G1:s sS ass
6: ::'is' Z .''s'; ! 81: s;'
4 Young LADY, EXPERIENCED, IN TEACHING,
o aa as s e. o. s%
,uciSdiny ma,A:Yssc. .I.o rTssss saoi.h drawin
fs % ns IS Herald ssas'' sas gwen and r.
A FRENCH LADY OF GREAT EXPERIENCE WISHES
70 make axe. an VITA private lsmiy or school
man Music Drswins and the English branches hes, ee
rences gwen No agency need apply Inquire at % Irving
A FRENCH FRENCH LADY LATELY FROM PARIS
gentlemen. Madame Maria, los Greene street.
Ar q so-wRITING MR.. PAINEs EXPERIMENT
.ns .ss or M saS rsa
so Is' sSt. M = sras BSosn TO attend
TORT WASHINGTON FRENCH rNsrIrUrE.-i7vrH
De- s'si me-
nne.i2sssi essIss' ample 0uilanss hand
Le'0y 80
LEsrINAssE EsTEvEz, Principals.
REsIpENr TEACHER wANrED-IS A PRIVATE
dsS Insh saa
And mss axe snssrgs n & q and & desoss e his s 70
pensaiion good home may Be- had BY addressing r.
j., Herald ouice
CPAy1sH LANcUAGE.-CIPRIANo doRaIN HAS
resumed instruction in the above iaSeyase For Turner
particulars muir for the aforesaid At 10 West rwenxh
street. neaf bsoAawg.
TROY FEMALE SEMINARY This INSTITUTION
srs hs f Of near ss years
Il Of and srasmesa under
sss.ss sr.y. s'r circulars apply % JOHN a. WILLARD
no PARENTS AND GUARDIANS; WANTED, AS
sr rss ana y home a. price,
Address Tor one week, Mrs. A., Brooklyn Post ooics
nsa. situation % il SO some rs.pesaSIs family 70 instruct
children assist IN sewing whch she can execute With
sasr. .'p Address SSrtiniaas, Herald cscs
MrANTED-A aoyERSEps; ONE WHO rs ENI.
M 2Sps sfe 2.s' a'
SPECIAL NOTICES.
nR. = HoLlIcS, AUTHOR, AND LECTURER on
acar Sty0fy ana Ssras p 1a T %, Sssse
srs .ps hes ssss siS sos A.
i.s ss ~ New -sssnss ss,s ''' D'
NOTICE TO PUBLIC CAnrMES. ExpREssMES AND
pnysrs 70 renew S, their ,bss or osn,s 10
will be granted At TITS Office between the hours OF y
r. NJ. daily, commencing on Monday, Sept - 1852
The number must newly painted each side Of the
wagons according TO law, and the carts and wagons
brought 10 the Park west OF the City Hail. where they will
be inspected and the old license after checse ~ the
inspectors presented to the First Marshal for
No license vii be renewed after the 3lst day f oc
tobcr.
" ABM BROWN. First Marshal
MAYORS orTics, sept, Is, 1882
N-orlCE-THE RELEASED PRISONERS OF THE
~ regiment A. ~ M wn1 a, a,e ensasea n
be held at Hibernin Hal. this friday 18th ins al Ss
o'clock Scrgt JOHN MURPHY
OWEN J. DUFFY.
nLD NAVAL RRuIsrERs wANTED.-THE UNITED
" States Naya Registers for tho wears 1916 1917 an 1888
particularly wsnt.d aso any published beiors ISL
fsr price given. Apply 10 Capt OSCAR BULLUA United
states naval rendezvous NO yCberry street,
1,nE LARGEST PUMPKIN IN TIVE WORLD. wEIon
The New York herald., 1862-09-19
WATCHES, JE,vELRY, &c.

<yAMEL HAIR sHAwLs, DIAMONDS, OLD GOLD
I and Silver. LOUIS ANRfCH, 723 Brcadsey under the
New York Hotel promises 70 the highest price for Camel
Hair ahawls Diamonds, old uod and Silver broken Jewel.
~ having those articles 10 dispose of will recse
~, per cent than nj any other place. paid Ia city
money WITHOUT being compelled TO take other goods 10
exchange. T23 Broadway.
1nrAnoNDs BOUGHT. AND THE ExrREME VALUE
naid ospecally for fine large Stones India Camel
sir Shawis taken in exchange for Diamond Jewcry OF
Sousht FOR cash W. PLUMB s2 Broadway; 10 ID end
2ao b onle.
The New York herald., 1862-09-19
r. NTS.

kJIBLos GARDEN
korcsThe publ are respect, ully thaa In con
seauense hs rapid manner ~ which taken for
-. Mr. EDWIN FORREST, -
Ssr ss1 as.ss,
open '' Gays 'fS5Gis SoGsr m schS CIR Of
EDWIN 'poRREsr.
aud s sh e h great character Of
M, ! Mcc,,o,s, DAmoS. p,,hi..
W. AsiS4"Ss FSi6 SSYsssvnNiNss ssStaaer ii, 1852
W''a ~ be DaTos 2TD rYr4 Sfni.s RAY
M u m,uniongn
oaastho lsdssaas
Musical preeicr, Mr. HARVEY b Dobwokiu S,s
SECOND f' 1rrEasSsoE' HTii asSt E '''-'
~ MR. nAcKETr.
desire or its repetition, reformance Of
FALsTAFF
KING HENRY THE FOURTH.
VIII ,s,s second or ti9. B. gwen y =, the public
MONDAY " wEDsisSnS EDsisS1nsS 'HHHESs T%unsDiv and FRIDAY.
MI hAoAEfrf TJnsSsS siSsS' and SATURDAY,
Xd%ssoa Sec fsSaaes s s.s ocns
'sG%a1s Go%smenSs S,aStS Il Z ssa's o'sisck. En-
w a. ". JACKSON Lessee and Manager
F0UkIil WEEK
GREAT Maaio &C Il. .AsrIsrE
1.sa SIZE
LADY xI%icBnrH.
Assisted by Mr. w'a' E Edwin y sssssss kss !. m.caun
81 Ss s s 81 f q d
sideration Of he public.
NEW YORK HERALD.
ing ls sGrSs
70 houses The circumstances Of this being her
S sas
gathered inspiration from The holiness
Of such eiort in ragcdennc yet young
but Certainly s: wo
:" me No.
ya.em.n nv won coape,,s and naaansd triumph Ia III.
yss ee given Nv win s = q osa Sly M sa o
tumuIt Of applause 70 receive ta congratulations Of the
naSss aSs S G. % oa
passion which cvcrdcs and sweeps down ali Others
any variety shades Of feeling s%,nsniy ts il % Mis-.
exsm M % X We the Ss pns s ao%S vii s
engagement brilliant close
TRIBUNE.
WINTER GAKDEN.-The audience last evening at this
The anncunosmsat Of Miss Baienans appeaancsss
would n. .
s applause
Of OF q S a % AZ
tinctIy marked--certainly none In the case OF young
stages e her vocation Critically yiswsS
have voucsafed her Tor her previous rformanc
5 5%sndatoa MIN il The present. Miss Lady
beth Tar srpases the best she has done before and secures
DAILY TIMES
WxrER dAHprs IMcnday evening at the Winter ter Garden
fac. that whilst all her were as
rama rkabt Inv oi her
experiment. about the results of which donbts might
experience and to be beyond the scope o. ha more refined
Bateman has however proved ha. the most d,cu range
commanding presence o. siddons she has an intensity Of
marked eec upon an Audience Such as she
displays like those where cnpts Mac
scene~shorcomnss which few years Of practice and ma
ssa ss ess @
Is az admirably ELECTIVE ~ can be Imagined.
EVENING posT.
s % Miss has IL eAsf Of
plays led her friends 70 anticipate certainty
he ses sppsuss sadenos ns, proved that
s q ,S not a,
has seldom been perhaps ia the earlier
xs
sufficient power work up the part 70 the necessary climax
would 6s quote hsf q as text Of hs part Very ass
s e s as Aa YET Mes su :. s
srnE her :s9s er h % s%
ar Of weary sssiads q QUIET smothsrsd reose wich
makes one feel sympathy FOR character which only in.
IL sss sisepins scene Ia tRs Ssnqus bali Miss ss,em.@
IN Ss Il hsr there ss aes are IN M
who hsys produced equal effect BUT Miss Bate
tunes. BY the way, became her admirably
cAnrNy nv MrSrc
The New York herald., 1862-09-19
FNll& SAIaE.

A HOTEL FOR SALE OR TO REKr-FURkIsuED
N with spendid dining sao,o,s and good paying bar
CONNIE ed great thorouyhae; Of the best loca
lions down town III health the c.llsc.
~ y ID RICHARDSON CO. 81 and 81 NASSAU SIR sei
The New York herald., 1862-09-19

WOODS MINSTREL HALL.
w 5A BROADWAY, G0
Opposite the 81. Nicholas Hotel
Henry Wood .......... sole Proprietor and nanagss
UNEQUIvOCAL SUCCESS
HOUSE CROWDED NIGHTLY
w ith the beauty and fashion of the city.
THE VERDICT OF rtik PUBLIC
Has been Unanimously declared la favor of
WOODS MINSTRELS
Monday Sept l5, and every evening during the weeh.
new acs-The Stranger, Tie Bird Hunters,
Cereyisiamo ptin amfon lib soptiInis.
Happy Cncle Tom, The Old Maids Lament, "a.
by Eph Ilornc Charley Fox. Frank Brewer, Cool white.
Abecco Henry. Percy Florence 0arasgui, Isaars Lewfs
Hasiaui &C. NorIcE-CHAyCE rfMK
Doors open at On Commence al Ia o'clock Admission 3c
GEORGE CHRIsTYs MINsTRELS. 6s5 BROADWAY.
" Opposite Metropolitan Hotel
Organized in lSsl.
The Oldest esabis he'd Band n tie United Statcs
CHRlSTf bRl00S.. .s'a'sces and rrvprsetogs
MONDAY, SE = i5
First night of tho amusing Bur a I'D
PETER PIPER PE.rER pODGE.
George Chrsy as.......... Piper Pepper Podge
The celebrated Chorus from .Brnani;'a overture;
The "Bonny Light Horseman," Bly Quinn = q ksoyes.
George rghnan ard Jules Sratton inr paotc nd sct
mental ballads; the Plantation g Grand Duet, Chsty and
Quinn ard the Pas de Danube, Eugene Floren;c.
A Gtand Matinee at s. every Saturday. Atmittance -
cents Children to Manee only seents 10 the cyenias
doors II curtain rscs at N precsey. Tickets -
ccnts half price Private boxes IS and ~
The New York herald., 1862-09-19

VC1 Y HOuETY--eI1 INNEDIATELl.- .-THk FUV nth
OIL New York Battery. Captain James b smith n.w
in the asld Recruits now Is your time before AZ ooanss
n.nts Choosc ust artillery for easy service nusket
srl; long Marches 40 you march ride when
lke no knapsacks heavy loads carry; trenches
ss Good eacsrs sco pay and good raons Yb. oa,tsry
was battles OF YORKTOWN, Williamsburg, Fair Oaks
and Malvern H and has only lost three Killed Come
aud Join Recruiting station $50 Hudson street West
Houston street New York city
Corporal JOHN A. THOMPSON, Recruiting oGcer
The New York herald., 1862-09-19

A VERY NICE FARM OF sIXTY-FIvE ACRES, IN
"A Orange county NJ r., all under complete and high
superior hndines farms easv "a Aoniv 10 Va WITJTAMS
SO WhiIe street. New York
The New York herald., 1862-09-19
AMusE rrlarTs.
= - - =
T 40 .sA KEENE's THEATRE.

40 .RA KEENEs THEATRE
- hoNDAY EVENING. EpEniND sEfTEMpEn a. A
so . = as @ s. sS q As ss sstc
Ss < ss s os 81 me q S 5 ' %
psas "s or % SIs lSes.ts wa co%possd . artists Known
talent. ns highest IN. p,oesSsoa y oe,9sr
pomnen, The approya. bestowed ~ this thease
having stamped them they are now acknowledged IN both
Laura Keene repea, experiment. present
CONVERSATION or OLD rAvoRITEs.
could esied lie p,sad forss ssdssees had
they pUse or s. vhS
In conjunction wse YoS .hSss aHrfss 1ns rs, tsSe"'
who having achieved emaence 70 our sister cities come
kesns ss s r & ss
she asks her again eenrm her selection honestly
win be brought forth NSTSs 81 ,ssr raSr hand. 1a naming
her company, she places first on the iist-
Mn M \ qHhs 5I;.S S.SfH SsHa4gsH!un. 4 ,ign
MR. oISSiEs TIiT,n nrITrrEgss,,
NM sS i; !; s$SoSSitS1. s oSSSSitTS1.
Mn Sk tTysGY; MaskowE
u ha, SianrTy;; ;;xrn,
Nm, III EidIaHHDsss; sIAsD;ss;
MRS sIss xj sps + s!A%Et sEsEtes,
MISS Sl9s 'ssssSS4 $Es Ss!aaiSs!#sso''
MISS EMMA TAYLOR
MISS lone BURKE,
Mn Mss i HasH Il Ss0RRAsE, RFAsE,tr.
MISS LAURA KEENE.
THE ORCRR6TRA.
under the immediate sGSS1s atss.1Is SAssE s. ss E's
viii comprise the best talent Of the musical world
REDECOkATED AND tPHOLSTKRED.
NEW DROP CURTAIN
reminscenoe Of Italy, has been painted by
MINARD LEWIS
The opening comedy will be Bourccllt's chef douvre
OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS,
cast with the full strength of the compauy, with
scenery. drcsses stage appotntnens DC.
BOX OFFICE OPEN ON SATURDAY,
The sterling comedies Of
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL,
ROAD TO RUIN.
SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER
HEIR At LAW
and THE RIVALS,
will follow In rapid succession.
HhM NEW c6RtpS " ~ H oHAkEEs > mHTHFKWs
SENSATION PIECE BY CHARLEs REXpE,
FAIRY sPECTACLE, ,
on which Mnard Lewis with of artists have been
Engaged for the last three months and which Laura Kcenc
promises shall outve all her former productions.
The New York herald., 1862-09-19
Aebbcc, 6C .sSamos n MAUI
MONDAY, sept ~. 1867,
Debut OF
CARLOTTA PATTI
"nen WIZ " press1sMSH sMNMn,I pni .aVor''e opeia'

= '''''' &C. MONDAY sept "a isss. ''A"'' ''''A
cAa16TSA HfSas orArn
When viii q * Srs's9;sH sSsSaMSusa ssHs sa'0rs OPERA
ANNA .....s............. .CARLorrA PATTI
in n. MnS. q s.s NJ
s q os aa 81 Ss mo. % to
to sphere which especial
ns 81 n.ss ana @.s as'
sS: Ss s sssn o prRRy & q. to
g s .s M as @ s . % % Ss re .r
s. he . 4. ss &. s e ans rs
ps IN m.s y ss T Son u s s. % e 'ss @ s
earsd before tie public he can say with sincerity, 81 thai
spPso;sS the standard. :SSd taste
hsrep na Re REQUESTS s., " the
viii soes hi.
n: season sh. s IN every cha, as
I so sn % ss as s. s H. .s.s s %ss s
ssss S' With
mails Of the Academy Sc Il Asi!sAl ssis!sAlIeLrA.
slc o. srsaISNi susINr,
Mss siss"si .sfoSsaSs. ssSalSSss
as Lisa
Musical p;TsGs1s sEe Mnsao naf Conductor
T,f,v .Dnss 0ns dollar sairs
Seats can an be secured At ihe following places
sskREny sskR I sc9fkaEs's 9f NEWS
s,srII. . s,Iis,;,SV's hs;,f ;,gFs 7ol Broadway.
Mes.rs cHIcKERiSo ...n
During the TsSsous# as ea'' hs III Vissf Svkssxos
THE ORCHESTRA HAS BEEN ESLARdEp.
The Lobb,es newly Papsrsd,
The Boxes supsrb.y Cushioned and Decorated, p''N
And S @ sonr q fG.s e. without
highes, celebrity.
NrrxoN's cREMoRSE GARDEN.
~ sESoslrA cus%s tnaspis is 'fss SxpxSE csLEsrss
Ass
Asr which sSe Chinese ~ ", Psacm@s company
Also. PROMENADE xSsis Ssh;t@ and 900.
psen, q S.oa Pat. In .yeass 0esrs the
sss. the
NI.0ss ssEss ssEsEsSgssyg sgsyg syss!ss, sAsRsS Sop. 50,
BENEFIT OF rae EMPLOYS 81 rms ESTABLISHMENT.
Ticksts for this occasion ~ Ssnn
Foxs OLD sowEsXk ssXkSE5it yEEitrSSE- ~
MK q. L. FOX,
On MISS HaIsA ss'iS vs.
'H'HhS Ia .ass,ssAs ,s,;f fISiIisSHst, Il isSi:t :"
THE EviL EYE
TyEoaGE WASHINGTON LAFAYETTE Foxs
VT BENEFIT.
rox's OLD BowERy
'osE goEA ElSsfiySs aAD sEs SscGG f2uH gafF SEATS
II ALL THE GLAD TfDfN0S.
III Tho prorreors Parisian Cabiaet OF Wonders
h63 BROADWAY, .W "a 6S BROADWAY.
tNeyt door To Ball 4 Black s.) IN -
made extensive Additions their already famous
stus,on. The public may there see sights q truly
superb, astounding startling and astonishing kind These
marvellous Revelations 81 Nature are triy beautifully aud
cousis. Of ever.thins Wolteru Erso d,n'ry. Mystei
Cicrious Cutions anil sou sptnk Look AZ the great
up surlasssd Cor grace and fefninineheau' II
, Oeen for gcutsnseu ouy rom " wv " =. "a
The New York herald., 1862-09-19

A TTENTION. FIFTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT, 18TH
IA Regiment N. Y. s. v.-Halleck Guari-Captain j. =.
PATTERSON having returned from bis regiment now stationed
~ Fort Bunker Hill, six miles from Washington with
ders from Major General Mcclellan will recruit few
men All the bounes paid before leaving the state AL
absent from the regiment will report AZ head.
quarters $50 Broadway they VIII be treated desertes
Captain JAMES p. PATTERSON,
Recruiting Officer $50 Broadway.
LII MEN BELONGING TO THE FOURTH NEW
"A York Battery hereby notified report at this
%ton 369 Hudson 10 NJ this day, they
will bo treated as descrters. By order OF
Corporal JOHN A. THOMPSON.
A COMPETENT OFFICER DESIRES A POSITION AS
N captain first lieutenant for which he will pay be
rally Address, stating terms Captain Watson box ZIG He
> raid olRce.
The New York herald., 1862-09-19
THE FIREAIEN.

At A MEETING OF ALERT HOSE COMPANY NO 5,
II held At the Carriage House, Tuesday September 6
1852 the following resolutions we're unanimously adopted
Whereas, We called to the loss Of of
number by the death OF Frank H. Sreever ESQ., therefore
be
part reluctantly with Que whose integrity and moral worth
has always commanded respect and esteem.
Resolved That tender the family and friends of
deceased brother heartfelt sympathy In hisour of ao
mourn that shall see hs face more To the aged
and the young wife would tender sympabies
humby praying that to each aicted there may
words o hope and comfort that he whom loved and
spected the OF this
to And the Joys OF a better and eternal rest.
Resolved that the apparatus aud house be draped In
mourning and that the members wear the usual bsdRe Of
mourning for thirty days.
Resolved That these resolutions published in the New
YORK Herald Sunday Mercury ana Brooklyn Eagle and that
copy duly attested be transmitted the family
ceased brother. GEORGE WET6ELL. Foreman.
j. Ascrsfrs FISCHER, Secretary,
1R6okLYN ". D., Sept. 10, I694.
The New York herald., 1862-09-19
Deputy Qaartsrmsster General United States Army

/. nUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE, NO Is MERCER
NJ street; New New York, Sept u, 1899 Proposals. win be
a. . O'Clock Of that day for fqrnshing the United
government with five hundred O) horses for artillery aud
be delivered in this c Within twenty COD days after award
appointed by the Quar.ermasters Department The
60 ne o. osrk coor hsen and half hands and n
age sound IN every respect aud free from blemisb
awarded him must be guaranteed BY two responsible per-
whose signatures appended
The bidders nust be present II person the bids are
opened, their proposals. will not be considered.
+ STEWART VAN VLIET
Major and Quartermaster, United States Army.
The tme for receiving proposals the
q to the 22d inst, At II NJ STEWART VAN VLIEr
Major and Cluarternas.cr, U. S. A.
The New York herald., 1862-09-19

is MECHANICS HALL. S7s BROADWAY
MONDAY, SEPT. y, and every night daring the wcc1,
TaE aAkRYs, THE ECHO. rlN.PANOHfoN
s. c. Campbell koin Howard Nelse seymour, IAtt,e Mac.
lettings, Emmstt, urinin. Charles Hobbs. Savori.
Converge - M9rrs1n. scwier ~ = teslss Hilsoa
In grand Sorce Ethiope with jokes and comicattta
The New York herald., 1862-09-19

MILITARY IN THIS CITY CAN HAVE EARLY ExER-
M at Bassiords Billiard skyght salesroom open for
payinr a A. NJ Tables trimmings al reduced prices
BAssFoRD, JR, its Fulton street third hoor
DHELANs PATENT IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
il and combination Cushions. the best aud only reliable
tables tor sale At REDUCED prices Tor sale
only by fIIELAN CoLIENDFa e9to ~ crosby street.
New York. aW
The New York herald., 1862-09-19
q. L. FOX.
rOx'S OLD BOwERY.
FOUR SPLENDID PIECES.

WANTED-FoR THE NEW NATIONAL MUSIC HALL.
w l7s Canal street lady vocGst two negro per
formers, aud two lady dancers Apply between ii and
this day, TO Mr.. Harry Fox, Stage Manager.
DUPILS FOR THE STAGE-YOUNG PERSONS DE.
L srous Of entering the profession In proper manner
obtain admittance into class established for
purpose OF furnishing well instructed actors 70 the pon
cia and city managers Practice class Meropolt
stage afforded, with instruction in the varons
pshments needed Terms will high,
without their parents sanction who unable 10 furnish
respectable references Apply FIGARO 81 Down
ing street. N. Y.
IHREE AMUSEMENT.-PARIS AND LONDON IN NEW
York-tirea Opening of Millinery every day. Fall aud
Winter Bonnets New Styles exhibition this week.
L. BINNS Millinery bSl Broadway, 6Sl.
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
The New York herald., 1862-11-23
Arrivals "A nd Departures.
DErARriIRkn

MISUNDERSTANDING city OF BaltlmoreMrs Derrick
and daughter Lille Eliza vickar Juius Ives and lady,
Dhpat wife, three children infant Carmelge Remon
and servant Rev Granger, John Mclean L. Geninar1,
Charles TapPan Mr. Es,rsds John SMITH Captain Cook.
nell Eyre, Norris Cohen Colonel Bduarda darius u
Atchsson, win Kelock, Alex Elder Capexaulo Timothy
Stevens Henry Jonas, julius Jonas John Adams Knrh
CT NJ Walker, Ludete and DR. woodmsn-and others in
the stecrage.
Casio, Mrs A oetiker, l. Noel, Hapson Mrs was.
staT Mrs IIaett aud four Children Huetterott q
sosbe Blank. A Schroeder, gagnebin Fuchs Beck
err Jacob and lady, Siegei Mr. Bobrer Mrs Armand
Miss Murken Folckes and sister, all Of New York; Le
grand, New orleans, Mrs Rndinger Philadelphia Rev
Oneto. San Francisco w Hlgcnberg and family. bufalo
New York; Eduard Krair, New York Miss N II BALDWIN
specie, ~
King Robt Finlay, Edward Schwelinr Edward Tiltop
Thomas FaIlc Jr DR. Leayi Monsieur Boisaubu, Capl
Hawthorne, II Q Phillips, v KiorulG and N q Perer.
The New York herald., 1862-11-23
Personal Intelligence.

The upfavorablo weather during the last week has
comielled Mrs Lincoln % deter her return home until
Tuesday next She will leave the Metropolitan Hotel On
that day or Washington.
George Francis Train has let tho St. Nicholas Hotel
for washing gton, N yoMe for Richmond, Va. travelling
lcisurcly IN the of General Bunsiae's army with
the coffin of the abolition party in his trunk,
Senator Ira Harris aud daughter have relurucd the
Astor House from Washington.
H,p. A. !. Hamilton, Military Governor Of Tecos
General Grover. Of Maine Paynasier Hiben, of tho
United States Navy john s. Raroy, &c ohio the horse
tanner: G. A. Hcrlcrs and n. y. Bacon Of II Louis and
Captain Pitcher OF The rnicd states Army stopping
at the Metropolitan Hotcl.
Milton s. Latham Hu,od states senator ermu califor.
mia General vice, Of Troy MAJOR u Pirch Hilton
Head & c.. W. Lloyd, of Liverpool! - W fml.usor and
family, Of Batavia; : II. Alden, and Mrs hicl and
daughter. of Albany; Judge Williams, u Mayheld KY;
ard y. c. Clark and ". I.and Is Kingston, e. VI. are
stopping at the 1T Nicholas Hotel.
Ex-Governor Erastus FaiLhanNs, Of Vermont Hon.
A. Gurlcy and Judge Davis. o Cmcinuati Judge Amo,
and wife, Of Rhode Island, G, Buleit and wife Now
Orleans: J. II. Morgan and VIE, o Ogdensburg " brew
and wife, Of Boston Captain r T.. Robinson snt W. X.
kbby and wife, Of Washington W and j. j. Iapscoi ci
Liverpool Judge Baconi, VI Binghanton. aud !. "
Gloss, Of Nebraska are stopping at the Aston uonse
The New York herald., 1862-11-23
The American Minister aud shc Life Boa
lirnln Tho / .ondnn post \

from Tho IondOn Posi-, Nov, II
lurng the fearful gales that prevailed IN the Irish
channel Srnday nirh wco The Amer ship Annlc
4. Hooper, of Rerore was driven the HorschanS
The 1Incaahrc coast Immediately the pcrluu position
Ul the ship Monday morning, the ythsm
life boat of hs National lie Boat lstitul ION launched
and towad tn windwsrd by the loch Iomon steamer.
After having been cagt OF by the steamer the tc boat
had t. 90 thrsrgh tremendously heavy OF broken
vaer, which hllei her three times, but which
rapidly self elected Win crca, perseverance, tho part
tho crew, last reached the ship and with much
iiionlty took OF thirteen ~ the and Liverpool
uilo Who vas board. ,ttrr taking on the fourteen
men the rope by which The lfcbost was held tho sh
pGrtod but tho Southport lboa, which alsn belongs 10
The National liie Boat Institution, fortunately up
Al the time aud took oi the captain ard the remaining
tr.c men. the Hen. Charles r. Adams the American
Minister al this Court, being Informed Of the Of his
couuirymen he communicated t. the National Life Boat
Institution his satisfaction with the groat service
dored 10 the o The ship Arne Hooper by the life
beats Of that valuable society. He added that hs would
take that account the facts Of The shouh
bo brought under the notice the ntcd states govern
mers
The New York herald., 1862-11-23
News frous the Pacific.

SAa FRAacIsoo, Nov. 21, 1862
The markets are generally quiet.
There auction sale today OF 500 OF olive
oil nj sias ss.
there have been considerable speculative sales Of foreign
branches on private terms.
sales or.coa oil at 55c. s0o. per gallon.
The steamer Constitution took. for New York via Pana-
to-day $50 bundles OF whalebonc aud lla bales Of
wool
Thirty Thousand dollars also forwarded IN her 70
the National Sanitary fund, making the total amount sent
this Tor the relief Of sick and wounded soldiers
Eve hundred thousand dollars.
sailed snip william Writ. for Ciao