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H,krER,s FERKr. "a. Arril !

IIARTEK 5 FEgRr. Va, April !.
Since last wrote we have moved again.
Tins time we have got on to the soil of the
" Old Dominion. We calac here last rucs
day. | had heard that lIarrcr's Ferry Is
surrounded by hills. but had no !ita there
were 50 many There is break in them
Just BIZ enough to let the Potomac glide
through. aud on each side the bid, rugged
cliff, tower up hundreds OF feet, presenting
a spectacle at once awful and grand The
Shenandoah emrties into the Potomac here.
AMI a; tie point where the Two rivers become
one lis the village oi lIArFer's Forty. famous
to the world because of John Brown. TIC
building which he occupied rs font willie
here i now stanlfng--ihc rebels seeming u
spare it for the qualification Of the Yankees
1t Is small triek building, without win.
lows except N the top. Tie doors are OF
hard pine. covered on the outside with
wroush; iron plates about IS Of an inch
thick. The inside Of the room, where H.
had hi. stronghold, ID ab5u; 20 by - foot
The loop holes which he malc through The
wall. 10 fire out Of have not hcen touched
The jail and Court House at Charleston.
where lie vas tried and keut until he was
executed, are occupied by two Companies Of
Jar RcEimcnt. The IN Il Of the buildings
tefe are in ruins. The Arsenal anG all other
government buildings arr comp lete mas Of
ruins. TIE guns (mnskctsl which were ia
the Arsenal wbca Lieut.. sncs II tie L. )
Army, b!ew II up, are scattered all over the
sr9aal-barFel- twi-ted in all shape, ram.
reds, Iocks, bayoue.s and bands strewu IN
every direction. There Var a magnificent
raj road br. se across the Potomac here, but
the rebels destroyed it last summer The L
H. Company have placed a temporary one on
the ruins. The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
i on the other ride Of the river |, is not
d5inc much now. Such a scene OF desoa-
ti9n as l. visible here, most ;erycnily hop.
vii never visit the good old Pine Tree STATE
+ Fifty years will not Pat the state Of Virginia
waEFe she was two years aso.
About a mile aud half UP, On tie other
siic of tbe Potomac, IS art Of eve or tun.
mel running under the bills for some twa
miles, Take this place all tog ,hcr i; is well
worth seeing, Is there are as splendid sight,
as one often sees, aside from its historic in
/ teIcs,, which il no. small.
am as well as ever and as well c5ntented
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From Washington -laJaries 70 Foote's F.g.
tL.La N he late .NlraL Eala LeLAeML.
" ARLINGTON. 18th.

From Washington -IaJar,es 70 Foote's 10
MIA IN The tate N1rat Engagement.
WAsHNGroN. l3tb.
7. Trott, Of the contract Office, Post
ofice Department, left Washington to-day
for Norfolk, to open to open the Pyst 0aice
in that place. The mails will be sent by the
old route, via Fortress Monroe.
The New secession pl0t to induce the in
tervention of the powers Of Western Europe
on the ground Of the exhaustion Of cotton,
which comes to light in this country today
by the arrival Of the Etna, Is felicitously
met by the proclamation Of the President an
nouncng the opening Of New Orleans aud
other cotton ports on the LIST Of June. Thus
fails the second grand conspiracy abroad.
CAIRO, 18Th.
News from the feet is just received. The
Mound City was injured on the st4rboarl
bow BY a ram. and rs on her way to Cairo
for repairs. The Cincinnati was injured on
the starb1ard bow, and sunk in Il feet of
water. She will be raised, and sent here for
repairs, which will be done by all possible
despatch.
FoRrREss Monroe, 18th.
\ flag OF truce went up James River yes
two this morning
Three hundred and five prisoners of war
were mt up to be released on parole, but IS
refused to give parole, and VIII be sent to
Washington.
The flag of truce brought back sS5 rank
and file [ MON prisoners, large number of
whom were taken at Williamsburg. They
were generally taken, however at Bull Run,
and have been waiting their release in Rich
mond for some months
Those captured on board the Congress at
the time of her surrender are still here, and
will be sent North immediately. Muster
rolls have already been sent to Washing
ton.
Distinctions are being placed in the
James River, ~ miles below Richmond.
The Monitor and Naugatuck were seen 25
miles below Richmond.
No officers were among our released pris
oners.
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HDADQuARTERs DEP'T VIfaIvIt, }
Norfolk. 10Th Nav. iShr
JonN f WooL.
Major General.

Gen. Vide Immediately appointed I. r
Davis his Military Secretary. After the lie
parture of General Wool several thousand
people assembled near the City Hall 70 hear
speech from the Mayor, who seemed 70 be
very popular. He said that in his neg5tia-
tions with Gen Wool he bad scared u
pledge for the protection Of private property
and the safe continuance of all private bust.
ness.
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Com Porter Threatening M,iile-Afairs at
Ncc Orieaas-1He Gaieaa Creates Cons
ternation up Jana Rieer-Ftderais sup
posed Adraaang on SUfoH-A great
| Woods FIR on Long Isfqad-NeIcs from
Richmond Painful 70 the Rebeis-Efect Of
/ t4c stamp. ding Rebei CoRqrtss-The Rebci
Nary AdnmHied a ti->le.
New YORK, 18th.
The following items are taken from the
Petersburg E1Press Of tie 9th -
Mobile, sH.-Ihe advance of Com. Por-
ter's hcct, consisting Of seven vessels. are of
Fort Morgan. Ten more are off Horn Is
land moving eastward. They are firing &C.
cas;0nally, feeling Tor masked batteriss. The
forces at the Tort are confident in their abili-
| ty u hold the enemy in check.
SaraHRgh, sh -FAe Reppb3cdn saws that
that the Yankees were accommodating the
river and coast batteries all the morning
with their guuboats \ balloon came up
nearly at the mouth Of Augusta Creek and
then descended.
Augusta. Ga 9Th.
The Mobile Tribune Of the ith inst. has
dispatches from jackson, Miss, of the Cd
IL st. The Della OF Thur sday last slys bust
ness in New Orleans was generally suspend
ed, most Of the banks are closed, and the
CRY every where presents sad appearance.
The Post Office remains open guarded by
marines The telegraph offices are closed
and railroad travel stopped.
The mutiny at the fort was caused by the
news that the city had surrendered. The
bella says that $50 men mutineered and
marched of to he enemy from the fort
One company stood firm. In answer to the
foreign Consal's requests. Commander Farra-
gut said be would allow them permission to
reach the city on fiat boats and skiffs, but no
steamboats, would be allowed.
NEW York, 18th.
The Advance Of the Galena up the james
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From he ARM under McClel1aE-Pe-sisa
lars of The OCCUPATION Of NorfoI-A pr
Iansattoa By Gen. U'ooi-Tt Gosport Va
~ Yard Destroyed on E.,=a-
beth Rirer Buracd.
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QGcial Aoeouat Of the Norfolk ETpedition-
2t0 Cannon and large AmouRt Of An
mHaiftoH IokeR-Froni Pitisb trg Landing
-Bearegard Ranj,r Cd by LolceH ir,t4
50 zoe Nea.
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evening. My I'm
There has been m moyeln ut Of troops To-
glsy a. G,ea Mcclellan was DESTROYS Of %
sstying tie day Id giving bis mn an OF
partanity = rest. The reports today
brought in y scouting parties sent to the
Chickatominv on the lett. a distance Of 3
uile-. confirms the burning OF the brdge
across that river. The eaeny was seen in
cgn.i4eratle force On the opposite side.
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Presidents Proclamation Notifying he
Bioekade Of PeqWort. Pert Royal and Scr
Orieans-4H QuR II NarfaA -Nores
MISTY Cio>ed-j00 Re5ei Dzsertcrs Iake
O4ih Of .4#eUa,ce.
The New York herald., 1862-10-05
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MIsCELL.ANG GSOUS.

ENvEhoPEs roa sTAMPs-oNfv 81 PER THou.
~ sanf--yarus denomna onsi TIE besi hna Cheapest n
Printing LstabIi in the wofld-tor
nor iteade and Centre streets
NTETTAM 4 cos GAIvAyO.ELECTRO METALLIC
M INSOLhS,
Of rhenmai,m dropy paralysis cold
bisicrcd feet feet rendered unpcasant from undue
Icrapirnun fh OF these articles secured
oercd as infaIibe remedies Tor the aoovs so3
BY druggists and shoe dealers IrrrrtIIy. ,,c
call or send for circular, Once 40 Broadway
WINDS, sroRas Akp nuRnrc MES
The sncitaon proincei in the boiy W BRANDRETHs,
PILS1purify the blood tant life In prolonged
their use and high condition OF heath attained And
sfRONU RsIDENCE
New York August ~ ists had ihc great pleasure Of
ing Mr. Bliss az oce. He j. over seventy and ws
be pleased 70 testify ~ y the merits. Of sudrcihs PS
W CGRs 81 pisFsfsM os ES Z sssrAsprse
BusawioE, Kings soun,y, J.. \, March i, lsAe;
until the sprins cf 1872 during widen s ssysfcy
ns wa a ss ."S A. 4. s.sS % .sa @.
out with suffering 50 that lie itself seencd burthe
" me appsd g nutsr q me bs:s physa.s
despair The idea of taking me prsscriptonso p the phys-
taking PS ny trends iecsns S"i "smsi csS ssszc mo
s,n:.s .s% Wa 1: s's
ssaIh; ana Siss duty owe 70 he Scra ssS v pE
BrAndrcsh 70 make this publts acknowsdsmcnt .,,~
GET NEW STYLE,
S''s'' No uai'; sisls,ib%r s3sssi sGd opylcx
~ L-apsDme-
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GARIBALDJ'S LAST BATTLE.
~ port Of the Action at Aspromonsc by
General GarfbaAdrs stan Onscers.

iuiuNs sept. 3, 1862.
Alse We are waiting that The government would
cnaliy break is silence the subject Of Garbads cap
tnrc pubah the report OF what took place al Asrro
monte just II has written by the staff Of General
psribaldi
Ar0usr 81 1862
On board q tho frgate II Duea dI Geneva, which
sailed from scils, CalaOra, yesterday at four O'Clock
Pm.
90 account Of trying circumstances and the difficulty Of
crossing tho sea- great many volunteers belonging 10
she column commanded by General Garbadi we're left
sehiod Many more too were lost, being exhausted
With hunger, hardsnps and long well as calamitous
marches.
on the evening Or The 2sib OF August the volunteers
shered and cncAmped the high plains Of Asprcmon,e,
in the province of Reggie d CaIabra, and exactly
on the spot called foresta The column but fifteen
hundred strong GarIbGIdi had established hB head
quarters In very Of Of the two
Die houses which stand alone in that vast plain.
Tie night from the 2sh The 10Th was cold and rainy
A. Intervals rsined 10 torrents and the wind blew
furiousy The volunteers scarcely kecp their fires
lighted On the evening of the 2sth and the morning OF
enc 2sth scanty provisions ct from the neghtor
ins country, had been dstribuses 70 our use army
nssnmed By the rsyal troops the corps OF
vcluu GERS st large 70 be able so break ,hvour,
cupainosr paths and along The bed cf ,ssrs " avoid
. oolishg eith eur bcs'ib brethren. r~e 100 nnrsr
ca " s- ebs - ~ sulsssacs ifVin iLs.e .sw sara
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Arrivals and Departures.


BuESos ArREs-Ship George Tdi ner-Capt VIM Symonds,
B Noyse, Of Saco. Ne.
LyrRroors-ship Celestial Empire-Msses Emily c aHs
Alice II Pierce. VHFa
MArANzAs--Schr vctorIa-U Lamb A Cardenvs, Mrs ~
sehachc, y EingendoIh, II .ght, Mrs Psnner.
GRAND TuRx--Bark Manhaitan-Mrs b Dnpis.
DEPARTURES.
SOurHANP1oN, HAvBE AMI pRG-Stcamship Dorus-
M .nd ~. Ged'n ana family ANA M and Mrs Lemosr
Mrs Ismont and family Havana; Ereafcls, Chicago;
Hcss, y hesinger Miss anAc'yoort, Mrs L Lewis
Y; Mrs Pnrdy and two chaldren Tarryown: Mrs DoeI
and amy, Havana; Mrs Maria zunae, Miss Therese zun.
children, Miss Matt II Mis- Gaget. L. and child
Paris; Chas Kaiz Chas wspye John RestcI FrfedricS
Mayer, Mr. ana Mrs q ScanEi and child N "; Can't A
Bcnits aud r. yania Capt Seeielder Blanke
nese; Drose, California;; kocl. Gle and; Mr. and
Mrs Gndori, lady aud chid Cacsgo; Mrs Heermans
AMI Mrs VIM ID GrDishaw, ndcn; Mrs Emile Lesser q
Louis Mrs Theis and cnil G' rana Pa-and others IN
the steeraee. Total. I22 Specie, Sl25v00
LlvERF0ol--Stramshp Etna--Mrs Barry Mrs A Can.
field, Mrs VALLEY, Miss Mary Coiiin Mss Char Corrin
Mrs Stewart Wm scott ana Niie, Mrs Beanss son Anc
servant Rolt Woodward Cla> Coz A gurtus Cottrcil
James Cas:el Teitr Y Consul 1pomas wheir Rev ]
Hughes ANA lady, John D'ion we ani infant; Hitch
ok, James Cnarters John CAartcrs Aneid and wife
james lson and Lady. Mrs Cave daughter and two chI
drcn; Smnnton, Wife dang,t,r two sons e n Bl
ngs Geo Garrison, Felix Caewa.r Peter Lsngwil and
wit., James InngwiHs Miss LnngNll, Peter Logan. D.
smith Mrs j. Boeck and two cldsen Chas Brscon Joss
rafdo, Chas Pnsand. Andrea. spencer q Musson, Pau
Losers Edwars Ca,ali, james barry. Mrs CTS and
Y scryants-wh others In tlc
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Personal Intcliixenc~.

Major Halsey, Of the united States Army; II. Ran6AA
Of Homer g. Wood, Of New Orc us G. {: Irowbrigs ana
family, Of Detroit; f. Mciouad, of Portland; J. A. VIII
lard, Of Troy; H. Maygstt, oxford j. kishardes o.
Chicago ard s. A. white OF Haax, stopping at ths
81. Nicholas Hotel
w. whittlescy and wife, Of Mchgn D. c. Price and wife,
cf St. Paul; j. r. shepard and W S hodge and wife, Of
Cleveland Frank lily, Of Missouri L. w. Co., OF Oregon
L. Grover Of Washington and w. 3. Grant, Of Philadsf
phia, are stopping at the metropolitan Hotel.
3 Hon J. H. Ramsey, Of scoharie Hon. o. B. Natteson, o.
Ctca c. u. Ring, OF Newport; Colonel fsraham and W.
O. Soddard of Washington; N f. Potter, OF Provdsncs
I. smith, Of New York w. Gl swod, Of Hartford; Colonel
Castleof Chicago Cap Robinson, oi the United States
Army; w. B. A. q zeps, Of Philadelphia, and d. L. Woh
ster, Of Boston, are stopping ot tue Astor House.
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sssvsl First risussnsns vice Lieutenant SsvsFs, -
Lieutenant vice Lieutenant v. VOORHEES,, rcsignsd yt1
Sergeant second Lieutenant, Wee Asddsas
COMPANY c.-second Lieutenant Avery, captain, -
cOnd Lieutenant Chevaes (of company -, First Lsues
COMPANY D-Frst Lieutenant Baxter, Captain; Second
Lieutenant Gerard, First Lieutenant Sergeant n W
McI0ughlan, Second Lieutenant.
COMPANY E.--Second Lieutenant Grthth; Captain
COMPANY K.-First Lieutenant J. r Sweet (RegimentAS
Quartermaster), Captain Quarsrmaster Sergeant Gsss
". Assfs Rsgimental Quartermaster, vice LsosesAns
PROMOTIONS IN DURYEE's z0UAvRs-HHTH NEW
YORK VOLUNTEERS.
GENERAL oRDrRs-No. 1s0
HEADQUARTERS, FHTB AMY Coks,
CAMP NEAR SnARPsBuRG, Nd Sept. "a, lS02. !
O. The following named persons are hereby appointed
n the existing in The Fifth regiment New
York Volunteers occsioned by in battle ressns
tons promotions &C. These APP ointmenfS are maoo l
Essn and m s on .ne nsa
Captain Ceaveand Wnslow to Do MAJOR, vice y. D.
HMI promoted.
vice q. Carr, promoted. X
First Lieutenant H. G. O. Eicher TO be Captain vice
FIRST Lieutensst T. w. Caztwrgn to be Captain, vice
Lewis, killed IN bat,s August 30
First Lieutenant f. r. Prime to be Captain vice HageY,
killed in battle August 3O
Second Lieutenant Henry Keyser to be Adutant vice
sovereign killed IN battle August 80 ..
vice Lounebery, promoted.
Second Lieutenant T. r. Martin to be Frst Lieutenant
yicc Fcher, promoted
Second LisutenantR r. s. Gediey First Leutenensy
vice Cartwright promoted.
Second Lieutenant Edward Holman 20 be Viret Leu
tenant, vice Prime, prom ted.
Sergeant G. w. Wannewachsr I, DO Second Lieutenant,
vico numont, resigned.
gean George Guthrie TO be eeond Lieutenant, vice
Keyser, promoted.
Sergeant W II Chambers TO be Second Lieutenant vice
Chase, promoted. eF+s
Sergeant Philip Wilson to bs second Lieutenant wise
Martin, promoted
Private Gordon winslow to be Second Lieutenant vice
Gedncy, promoted
BY command Of FITZ JOHN PORTER, Major General
FREp 7. LOCKE, Assistant Adjutant General
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Recent Promotions I'm tho United state
Service.

PROMOTIONS IN THE RR0ULAR ARMY.
The following promotions have Just beon made In the
regular cavalry regiments Of tho United states Army:
Fra Cacairg-Capt. Edward W. b. Ncwby, Fourth
cavalry, TO bo Major, 20 Ill an original vacancy.
Second CaraIrycapt Eugene A. Carr, Fourth cavalry,
to be Major, 10 All an original vacancy
Tdd Capayy-Cap;. Albert @. Brackett, Fifth cavalry
10 be Major TO an an original vacancy.
Fourth CduulryCapt. Charles j. whiting Fifth caval
~ 70 be Major 10 ni an original vacancy.
Fifth CavclryCap Richard W. Johnston, Fifth caval-
~ 70 be Major, 10 OIL an original vacaLcy.
these original vacancies created Dy act Of
Congress- which considerably increases tho regular and
volunteer cavalry.
shortly be announced together with the cavalry promo
Iientenant Colonel Hannibal Day, Second infantry 70
be Colonel of tho sixth, vice Ecctus Baskus deceased
Lieutenant Colonel Sidney Bur bank Thirteenth infantry,
70 be Cono q the Second, vice Mlcs, died Of wounds
received at Harpers Ferry.
Major Georgew. Patton Ninth infantry 70 be Lisute-
nant Colonel OF the Sixth, vice Day, promoted.
Major and Brevst Lieutenant Colonel isaac " d. Recve,
First Infantry, be Lieutenant Colonel Of the Thirteenth,
vice Burbank promoted.
Captain Andrew W. bowman, Third infantry, to be Ma.
jor VI the Ninth, vice Patton, promoted
Captain Thomas Hendr riokson, sixth infantry, TO DO
MAJOR Of tho Third, vice Rosss killed ~ Games Mills.
Captain Henry NJ judah, Fourth infantry, 10 bc MAJOR
sp,.S NJ iS David susss Toss infantry, 70 be MAJOR
u the First, vice Reeve, promoted.
PROMOTIONS IN rHn nAsiNR ARTILLERY.
NHwunS, Sept so, 1884,
The following have been promoted In tho Marine
Artillery, ~ spscined'--
CsupAss a --Enss Ilsussnant y. G. Bowers, CAPTAIN
wee CAPTAIN Nrhss killed; sossnd Liessenast " Nss.
The New York herald., 1862-10-05
MtsccllaMcOus.'

NQl8c04A0hcO00s
PRINCE OF POLIGNAC's MISSION.
Ii asserted good authority that Prince de Polopa1
has recently left Paris for Richmond with message from
Slide whose secretary was jefferson Davis. Yhin
Is said to relate 70 the interview which has taken
and the Emperor Of the French contain the
ance OF prompt recognition the Southern confederacy
by Franco.
SKETCH OF THE PRINCE.
Prince de Pognac is the the gentleman Of shas
name who the Of July $780, be writ.
ter-ordnances which, one knows, produced the
expulsion Of Charles x. he Of France, and
placed LOUIS Philippe upon as n successor. AS con-
sequence Of the revolution uiiglaS, tho father, was
nto prison. where he remained several years. his
fortune suffering much by this change OF dynasty and
his conln nent. Notwithstanding ths, his family was
brought up with great ana Prince dc PQgnac his
son, received splendid educata fruits OF which he
gave the public sna ok on exact sciences,
much appreciated by mashematicians little after the
publication Of that he thought TO reeve h5 SHAT
tered fortune by rich sarri se ars ,s the Jsw.n
asked him the hand OF his gltcr which he granted,
very likely for the sake OF his one OF tho drst q
France But this alliance, II bringing wealth Into tne
family did not bring cons dcrati II. Pognacs friends
deserted him because hs tIrsi for gold had made him
that Of the Israel. h rcasons IL seems, do
cidcd young de Pognac 10 expatriat himself. and No
the great rebellion broke service under Gene
raj Bea'regard an aid dc camp. He went with him
TO Charleston followed hm 70 MANASSAS was was e. n.. NE
Napoleon when the latter paid visit in July last, year
ago. the victors Of Manassas wnen decided that
Mr. Slide would 60 to France representative Of ehe
Southern coDiederacy the OF Louisiana wrote
letter to General Deauregafd king him 20 give him
Prince de poignac he would require s0me infuentRI
French name to open him saios the nobility aAA
Of finance, with which Polienac connected by ha
marriage. Beauregard readily nccedcd TO his demand
Prince de Pognac attend, Mr. Slicl secretary ~
board the Trent when Mr. Sideh was taken, anS
followed his family 10 Paris since tho return ~ the
rebel to the latter place Prince dc POac has been 1851
active In procuriug the south ali the advantages -
could. His Numerous acqna served him admiSa-
bly, They gave hun the VI several French oiciAh
and opened 10 him the OF several Partisan news
papers II Ii account OF ali these services thas -
Sdel has selected Prince Dc POlsnac for secret m@
sion TO Jer. LAWS Ana H. as il Is believed Jen Davh
agrees the demands set forth Ia the csago 0 whish
he il the bearer IL Ii stated NAl sde has assumed upsp
himself the spOnsiby of having the Southern soo'
federacy recognized within the next two months Tht1
promise s said continued IN the message iseh aue
II depends Je Davis alone that this promise becees
q reality.
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The JuRA OFF CAPE RACE
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
ucCIellan's Victory In Maryland
Cheers the UnioniStS.
Cafihaldia Position a. an American Citizen
and Soldier,
As., ke., "a.

CArn RACE, Oos 4, 1862.
NE steamship Jura, from Liverpool 2th, via London
derry Goth as boarded by the yacht at nno
a. ~. today Her advces day later than those
~ the City of Washington
the North American, from Quebec, arrived at London
aesry en- the 2s,h ult
The political news BY the Jura Is animportant.
The New York herald., 1862-10-05
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

The news of Mofeane victory over Lee was received
with much satisfaction BY the federal party Liverpool,
and gave an mlotus 70 tho cotton market. which was
checked by large arrivals Of Surats.
The London fines Of tho 25h nit In editorial says,
after oyeais, Is not impossible that pay YET
zoe sa45aa sFcGsing the Atlantic in the assumed cha
citizen, and hghting for the sabju
satlon Of Datuu struggling 10 be free. Ns#s
The London Fest s that 20 be consistent, Carl
tadi shoala go tho other s,ae where millions
ashtlng for the right VI governing themselves.
Tne London Pcx endeaycrs prove General Pcpos in
senpetency from HIS reports
The New York herald., 1862-10-05

LNvELoPEs roR sTAMPs-oNEv 81 PER THOU.
~ sanc--yarons denomnat tons te best IND chcapes, IN
the city, UploOD ready. IT, X. DAWLEYiS, new
Steam Printing Lstabli hmentheapest the wofd--tor
Dcr Reade and Centre streets
The New York herald., 1862-10-05
Com merctAl Imtclligence.

1hs sales Of cotton at Liverpool for the week only
10 900 balce The market irregular and noninaly
penny lower Sales Of Friday les the market
s,csnS nner and quarter half penny higher
- the advices fpom thc United states
Breadstuffs quiet but steady. Corn nrmer.
Provisions inactive.
!. ca,> n, - ..-.~