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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-25
ZOE REEVE.

U'NE uuifrs.gud VIII rent hIs dwelling house ou
4 piml Ncw,wiih lew pertHO OF iand, hdrsued,
near Doe llydc's cry Turnpike road ABOUT three
muesir0m NBsbvlie, application pc made soon
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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-25
THEATRE.

FIFTH NIGHT OF THE TALENTED COMPANY
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
NEwYOKK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY NOVEMBER TO- 1862


to attend the funeral from The rsd nee o. ma hs! Ihc'
at II O'Clock
NICHOLS On Saturday Nov Of congestion on the iones
VII infant son Of Edward A. and CsshsIins Nichols
Friend. are invited 10 sttend the funeral Mondsy Nov TO-
O'CLOCK p H. ct their residence. No. Gahiin place,
Broehlyn Saturday Nov g. MrA Eliza
Dublin papers please copy.
oOiNNin this city, ou Friday. New T. Maria the beloved
wne OF SiMnew Quinn, native Of Cxzrck on Shannon
County Leitrim Ireland aged 81 years.
R0GEAS- the residence sf Leonard c. Thorne No 37I
state street. Brookn on First day. Sundsy the 9Th inst
IN the 18th year Of biz sephen Roger, Of Granville
N T.. where he will be taken for intermeut.
sHUGG-In this city: Saturday morning Nov g. seer
slinserns Illness Elizabeth wife Of William Shusr In the
I'D year Of her age.
TURNER-On Sabbath morning. Nov o. after lops and
severe illness, Eliza Turner, ssed IS years.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
to attend her funeral Tuesday afternoon. ilth inst at
O'clock from her late residence No. 299 Ninth avenue cor
ner Of Twenty.Dinh street.
THOMAS-In this city. Saturday Nov after lingering
illness. Sarah. vile Of Edward Thomas. aged - years
vANvOORHIs-In Brooklyn on Friday Nov. T. MrsareA
M, wife Of VIM. II. Vanvoorhis, aged y years. mor.hs
and 2daya
WILLIAMSON Saturday Nov. Sarah wsldron, wife Of
Thomas Williams.
The relatives and friends Of the family together with those Of
invited to attend the funeral at her late ro.
dsrce No Ia West Thirty sixth street Tuesday
Ing lh inst at 10 o'clock The remains viii be taken TO
Newark NJ j. for inerment In Mount Pleasant Cemetery
wOOD-On Sunday, Nov o. Artbuz infant son Of William
fl and Caroline NJ Wood aged month ard days.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend the
fan.ra at u o'clock Monday 10th in', from No. l57
East Thirty seventh street
YOUNG-In Jersey City Saturday morning Nov o. after
painful and afn cted life Henry s., only son Of William
W. and Ansene Young aged 10 years. month and " daYs
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
DlI

ACKERMAS-Sudt.uly Saturday morning Nov. 8. 1879.
coup Massse. Wet A-~sfman a.ed ie-f' "oH'''
Ie se.ss en. of the in,J al. repeatedly invited
no sttend the mn~r,o Monday. nov. 10 a, oc.ch T.
Ton ~. re.icrce Of her parents No - Rcnwies street
BFFRIAN-On friasy evening Nov tho Rev Dr. BerIiin,
o. ifu.ty Church fs" oA IN 'ho 'oh yeH o hi'
Tss freral will tlse rsce At rtniy Church on Moad,y
hsnd. Of !b- amiy In general 'o re'peo'uJ ih'i''a 10
BYRON-In th. ry on Friday Nov. Mary Jane, wife Of
Che. Byron aud daughter Of Henry Fisher, dscoesed'
aged 3, years aud Z mouths
BoTsFORD-In thi. city, suddenly on Sunday Now
Stephen n sou Of stephen botsioId eyed E'ye"i''
COFFLl-At Msslins,on hospital, On Iue.Sa{ ROY
High Cofey OF i9,h Re esment " York VoIurteef'
native OF Umsas, kiJnis County Ireland aged about -
years.
CLARK-At New Milford Conn Thu,day, Nov. d. p.
Clan, aged II ycsrs. formerly OF this city.
COLIYFR--At tho Everett Homo, Ne~York on Friday
Nov 7, Thomas Coysr le celebrated 'p0D.a'' Of 'H''
cAnLEY-In hI. city. Friday Nov J. o. consumption
Patrick youngest Of widow Ann Cailef,s native 81
County fioscommon. Ireland igcd 2s years
EvERTsFN AT Annapolis, Md on wednssday. Oct 20 OF
typhoid ftyer Corp William tyersen PaI0lod pr.ons
Of COMPANY A. ist N j. V eyed n scar. and II months
son Of Wm II. and Msg,ret Lveisen Of Elizabeth, NJ
GREEN Al Prlncseon n Saturday, Nov o. jAmcs D.
Green, In the 1ist year Of his age
HEENY--On Friday. Nov John hssny ssed 81 years oil
The friends sle respectfully Invited st,end the funeral
fn No. u Alien suss.. Monday Afsernoor 1t 'sseA
without further notice.
n HAsTNETT-In this city on Friday Nov T. anes shor
Ilrss,. Ldwad iaftots, In the 25th ys" Of h'a age
KREIg ER--On Saturday morning Nov D. of eonnmption,
iaro Abenehy tho bsovod wife OF george hIeI'cf ssru
/ Il yeats months and % days =.
Tle relative, and fend. also ose Of her husband ere re'
to stt.na funeral from the toI avenue
byohau Churcs Twenty SECOND street, Oh NonaJ
J tire l0th L.t ID IL o'clock o. n
IIAMBERr-Ai tho snokstewn Hospital near Ssnp onT;
Md iron, wounds received whds noby hshins fof ms
county st uc battle Of An,stsn frsus Lsgbs .. L!o1s
bn Long Island a much beloved msmter OF toniany d.
I "a KegIpsut q \. w. f5uaey known - tho An hes'
! ment N \. s IL.
u NJ, ,AI1EY-At North Adams. Mas on suniay, oc' ~
sfter linge.ug ilIsss borne win thil,iish n '.u1e
Lucy 4. We II William hcAuley. foinory oi thi' eiS
! ia the b1th year o. het .
M.GARrN in thi, city Friday No' l. oi 60. snA''h
Magne. Au8ia hcCaIy, vile u Timothy ho' hI'' Nse'
a.. , t.,,,...
in,SANAHA-Ip Brooklyn on Saturday Nov o. o' "iio"
! ,,isrh Pstrt hcNsm1fa. aged % ygAf -, =. ,
dFAD--ht Washington. n. G ON silurd'i Nn' - "rl'
TLrmas r. Need NoIIs1y q, iOtG H-siut's N'.'' f"'
h (, the 2fb yohi u iuage ...
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
TIE LATE sTORT.
a Fleet of Vs..sIs Ashore.

HoirEs's Hpiy Saturday Nov g. 1871
The following vessels are ashore here:
The brig Abner Taylor, from New-fork for
Bosion.
The brig Elyirs, from Rlizabetbpcrt for Boston.
The schooner 81. f.. Price, from Boston for Port
land.
The schooner Eliza Aicn from hew-York 1r
Boston.
Tie schooner Louisa, from Boston for Rock'snf.
The schooner benjamin. from Boston for Calas.
The schoorer +. Hall, from Calais for Boston.
The schooner Arctic. from New York for st.
.Johhs.
Three other vessels names, yet, not ascer,eined
are ashore here
Schooner Boston ashore crew lost.
Schooner T. S. Harding, wrecked crew sAred.
BOsron Saturday, Nov 3. lH1
The schooner Boston, from Cornwall Tor New
York. with potatoes, went ashore on the Straits Of
Mouth Island Cape Ann, and went to pieces Gre"
lost.
The schooner 7. S. Harding, from Parsboro ioI
Boston with plaster was wrecked at the same place
Crew saved.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
The Vote OF the Army.
lPrlrn,. oetr,.ron d.ne,


U-.p,r,KrsN. fIGHrr risrr Rrsmsusr N Y. N..
sryyotK Va nov T. 1851
Sin. our regiment formed In liae Of battle al
tsyels hl, msfnns At order srns ,ni wihou. any sec
wrf. ordered empress thor prer.uee'f fo ih.
Grb.uaofs uouse,. of tho State Of hes fofs By bFins
ius their piece, ,oa shoulder - eih ns.e va called re-
specti,ey.
AZ the mention % the Of Jans' "si'"oHh foSf
hundred aud ,Ityt~o ncs TO shoulder more prompt
Is than over them before Every ohoef In th' req
eut twenty sf, in number declared for W.hs~ofih
WHEN tie name Il Holiio seymour pronounced only
)o,iy,uss responded
wsdswofih vs declared elected ard three cheers snf sn
snphatc cr Ia honor thereof e,oundsi through The ii
torous a,u. sghere OF saaot
Heaven gr.i iLa, vote may be types Of tie re'u OF
the eon,s., At tie tao.tor oesy. Ia tho dess Old kmPe
state
M.ny Of our men say they would shserialy give two
uousls psy Tor the privilege q dero'trs their ballot st
home even though hsy obliged 70 return s, oIce 20
duty without seeing their fdrnd'
Ihsvs The honor be- with hish esteem your obedien.
.s,x.n, A. J. WELLMAN
Lieut. Colonel Commanding 8sth y 4 Fs'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
Dni.otn Election .

Couelponcsncs Of Tho y. Y Tribune
arourCirr iovs &C. al i@t
TIE Official cavsss Of he votes cast for delegate 70
Congress in Dakota Territory gives VIZ. JArsk'
Republican 10 majority over j. Ii. s Told. Demo
crEt, the present delegate Dir. Jayne will oon'e-
quenty receive the certificate Mr. Jayne 10 at pres
en, Governor Of tue Territory.
BY the way, we Republicans on, here could never
uiersaui Why you publish Todd in your Almanac
O.. Republican. for he - anything 1pf Rrgulhcan
TER.
A.w. IIUnHARp, Republican, is elected in this.
tho yih Congregational District Of IowR. by over
5000 minority, over Dunoom5c, Democratic candi-
date, or about two q ore.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10

Loss " TIN BRITISH BARK MARY RoGERsos.
Capt Ration reports DO was from London
for New-York; sailed Sept. -, with cargo o.
81 tons r coal, consigned to ] A. Boll Of this city
oct. %. IN lat. 20, long 80 So, experienced har-
ricaue from y W. which hove down the vessel, and
everything i1oveable was washed off the deck.
lie was obliged 10 cut away all Ter masts TO right
Ter, at the same time Joseph Smith seaman oi
London was washed overheard and iost. Nov. l.,
in la ~ ~, Ion 35 l6, was taken oil the wreck by
Csrt. Judk.us Of the BritisL Steamship Scotia sud
brought to his port. The Mary koger7on was Us
tons burden, four ycars DID, built at Newcastle, and
WIS owned by John Rogeison Of Newcastle.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
MiIitarn Notices.

New York State esbnrpshoosers-WM 3. ROW;
LAND. Coionsi commsSdns.-Fihy hiFLgmfS wanted
for tho SewIO;k City company OF this corps Enlistment
fr BY order of'he War Department sharp,hoot'
be yed for special service ~ Light troops only
No other branch Of the servce oer great induce0Gs 10
ths rhoAsn Of hewfork -
ALFRED PARRY. Captain.
H. BLACKMER, let Lietensnt,
Recruiting officers No - 3dsv Ne~.Iofk
Gsno-sl Headqusten. No. 81 Wbite-st., New.fork.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
Movement. OF 1sns-achu-ctts Troops.

BOsIDs, NOV y TNI.
Last evening the Government chartered the
steamer Saxon Of the Bos,on snd Philadelphia lie,
and Transferred 10 her COO troops from the Mcuimac
aud Mississippi Til, made ol thetrooPs comfortable.
and ettreo earDers will leave under convoy Of the
onnboat Huron az soon - the weather clears up
One death occurred on the Merrimno from dphiheria
Other report. Of sickness sDd discomfort are exag-
oersted. The raiu.storm continues this evening
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
CArARRH CCRED

From the Ray 7. R. Resell Lynn. Ma"
rb,,e been much troubled With CsaIsh Of tie worst typo
fO some twenty years, 1t ssdaay crew worse producing
.orh and hoar,sness destroying tho Of smell sad
breiug down my general health to such degree 80 to ceu'
pel me to -ssu my passOrsts and suspend public 'p's$
made oigent OF The usual remedies such 20 'ausf
diver, Siud. nitrate Of silver srwss-, ehyetar snd ns-
on bat wishou, eny very sautay ssect' Last Sumner
heard Of Dr. Ligh.h. successful mode Of sa.iDs cIApb.
yisi,sd him. and put myself under his treatment sessa
mu sdi,ey improve aud this Improvement h" rome -
10 tao present time Ny Csarh hss gradually nesd swsys
my cough has disappeared vOc. he's become n,ssi sna
sm once mere able 70 preach tho blessed Gospe Lss me
.dvise all who .ronblsd with catarrhal dcasse sppS
TO Dr. Liss,hill f'''NNN
Lynn. Msss. Fes.i, 1904.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
W. Cornell yewcst-Jshn Fright

~ '' f''r O Ire NJ Y. Tyibrse.
SIR France will not act for time in either Ro
man, Mexican, OF American matters, unless forced
from now evident entire Government change OF
sentiment in American affairs since the Slave Proc
lanation.
Napoleon should nj once submit tho Papacy ques-
tion to international arbitration, withdraw from
Mexico, and declare an American policy-in favor
Of mediation or recognition. England is friend to
Americs-desires peace in mediation. The South,
as expressed TO by Mr.. Sdel, will not yield in.
dependence TO either the North, Europe, or any CON-
promieo--a position as unwise in securing inde-
pendence as the Save Proclamation ii in securing
pence. With this determination Of the Soatb, the
>rolicy Of the Goyernmen, sbould be promp. with.
drs>'ai of tie Slave Proclamation and favor 10
frieaJiy European Power mediation. Any other
course I, sbe destruction Of the American Repubc,
through re7oluS!bns aud eventual forced European
action
l feel it duty % give for puLlealion in con-
lecion with this, sse following very important letter
~ me from the H0s. JoHs ,BRIcHr, Member Of
.he British Parliament, and leader OF the Radical
party, upon American Affairs aud the "Slaye "
Procamation--which be favcrs-in my judgment
ne weakest act Of the Administration. and con.
iemned by the Prsss People, and Governments of
Europe, notwithstanding the universal favor tor
freedom Of the slave. There is certainly great want
,f craftsmanship manifested by both tue Federal
Administration and the Southern Cabinet while the
,eneraship Of the South "a an example 10 the North
worthy Of prompt imitation.
WM CORNELL lFNErT.
of Colorado 1crriioir. q. \ e Auertcs
Vfsi ds f1nr,r. Pdfis, Oct -. 1882.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
To lhe ks,oiss,j ffeu


wAsnI.oroS Nov. Q. 1862
SAILING OF TIE MONITOR.
The Monitor left Washington Navy.Yard yesteE-
day cyt ming, and passed down the Potomac River.
TIE REMOVAL OF GIN MCCLELLAN.
The frs. .nfo nation the public received Of tho re-
lief Of Gen. Mcclellan from the command Of the
Army Of the Potomac, was through the telegram,
published this morning. 1t affords general theme
Of conversation and comment, and excitos surprise,
the event occurring unexpectedly TIE cause Of Ex-
ecuiive action IN the premises does appear to DO
Known outs.de Of official circles, aud hence the ab-
of fact, gives rise TO conflicting sIecula'.ons
Ger. McCIollan, II is said, passed through Washing
ton to-day on bis WY 70 Trenton.
GIN. HOOKER READY AGAIN
The friends Of Gen Hooker say he has sufficiently
recovered from bis wound to resume bis duties in
the fell.
TIE SUPPLY OF INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS
Acting Commissioner of Internal Reyenne E-tee
has addressed a letter TO J. ID. Vernilye, Chair
man of the Committee of the Ncw.Yort
Clearing House Association, in which he sates
thst the Government now have increased facli-
lies Tor supplying internal revenue siamps
and all orders DOW in this Office Of tho kiLd-
already engraved will be filed before the 10Th ins
Within a very short time plates for every denomina
ton Of the different kinds Of stamps will be furnished
and ali orders will BE promptly supllied. When
this can be done an order will emsrate from this
department giving notice that after certain day
stamps must be used, or the PENALTY will be enforced
ia all cases where stamps be promptly furnished
bv the Government on application.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10

HorrL RosBgRY.-On Friday evening nan
sprei az q dOwn-oJwr hotel '1r lodgings requesting
room with two beds, as he expected the affl'ai OF
hi. f,fher. when he was shown 20 room, and,
susreciiug all was not right. the porter remained to
watch the Carnival of the father," but the "son.'
in his observations in the rooms adjoining The one
assigned to him. perceived that he was suspected,
and made good his escape IRON the mouse. a was
Uncovered dat he had carried of four bed-Sbeets
snpposed TO have been wrapped around his person
under the shield Of an overcoat.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
The National wnr Committee Of the Citizens


of or invite the si.enton 81 the public to sp
plcaon In b-sf of the CORCORAN LEGION for con,nbu
in aid Of the soldiers The Committee have been told
tt are number enlisted In tho Legion under the expec,a
ton authorised BY the Comn-e that the i1Ids q the
d po.. Committee woUi enable II 70 pay each OF them
bounty Of go but these funds hsve been long since
hsted Under these crcuussnces the Committee appeal
10 he public contributions peoisly iuended for the
sodo. Such csntibuuoHs may be sent 70 either OF the
Finance Committee, consisting Of he.r5. hEHkMLAh
KNOTT. RICHARD ID. LATHROP. WILLIAM q.
LAMBERT, HESRY W. I. MALI, and WILLIAM A.
DARLING by whom the fund. received will be umedstsy
10 the soldiers no have tus
Nov. o. 1852. GEORGE OPDfkE, Chairman
Z u. LArnRnP. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
Prom Nrvberu.

Tie Ne,oberr Progress Of the is inst. IA received.
II contains no susion TO any recent expedition.
IL relation 10 lie statement 'bat The Rcbols hl
Wilmington were srming negroestO Gsht aga.nsi the
Union tTooTs, 7he ProrreH siys:
/" We have learned direct from Wilmington, and
through what is deemed Trustworthy source, that
such ID not tLe fact The disirust o the negro r so
rrr,i ihai fh.Y daTe not trnsi him with Arms.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
NAEtBaE ID.

TvfHIr-LANsINO-l Brooklyn. on Wedee'isy NOV >
Thoma. Eyefi, Cars youngest daughter OF the A''
ID 4. Lansing. u. To-
IEFKfF- sNIFFFN-in fc-aa'k Conn, on "Wednesday.
Nov . Ilo9 by the Rev d.. Mead Nm. Lecke, Jr, "
Chsulcey Siifcn.
psirdelJ n. j. Thursday
.v.rins nov g. by tle Rev DR. Mclean, Nj jacob \ a.
rsn 20 M.. sarah H. oldest III shtsf Of David T. Arnold,
.sq Al. of h-iF- oIk
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
The Assem- biz.

With the election Of DR.. Bosiwick in Columbia
and Dir. Depew in WeStchester, both cnion, the
Assembly now stands tied-64 Union and 81 Dem
ocrats.
PHsKsitr Saturday, Nov .. 1872.
The following towns give majoriiies for DePew,
Republican, for Assembly:
Cortlsna,............ % B-Jford... 70
N-vcls,le........... - LevisbOro.s....s.....,llS
North saem..........lS)
The following towns give nisJortIes Tor Montrose'
Democrat for Assembly;
Osinins.............is2l YoEkicwn.............5' 5'
oOmcrs crs..........s...ss -
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
Tho Minne,otn Indinn OnfF"g""-H"'''
Hundred Indians C"nvieted ""d Sf"''
eured 10 be Hung.

81. PAIL Min. Sat llday. nov l.o1 :,
Over three hundred Indians have been eohylc'eo
by the Military ComIaisrion at the Lower SIOUX
Agency as partirpators in the late horrible ma's
cres and are condemrsd TO be hung.
Whether these savages live or die rests win the
authorities at Washington The people Of Mime
sofa 20 man are in favor Of their Immediate oAe'
culiOu
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
The Michigan Election.

DErRoir Mich. Ss'urd '. Nov .. i8s
IL the Vth Congressional district Baldwin, Demo
crat is elected.
The VII Congressional district ia stl in doubt.
The Senate will stand seventeen Republicans TO
fifteen Democrats aud the House fifty eigh, Rcpnb-
hcans 10 fOry-twO Democrats.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
Ne. 80 wArsn..r.. NV. Yonk. June $. iss..

Ne 40 wsTER.sr.. Nsv YORK. June s. 1862
Dr. Lishhll has succeeded n completely restoring ny
Herring which wa. seriou.y impaired although previous 70
apryu. 10 him was tTessi By several physicians wh0us
IN. le,s, benefit, Any further information 'hoad %
o,..ed 70 render Gu application to At my residence Ne
BroaLlyu. f. D. or At my place Of business Ne
-m,v.., wM. Il WATERBURY.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
Tho JIirns.o,a Election.

CHIcAGo Saturday. nov. lsb,.
Tie 81. Pam minnesota Pres ays that Don
nelly Republican, in the l., District, j. elected to
Congress by 900 mnJorily. In tho lid District
lndom, Republican, j. al-o elected. The Republl'
oaus have a majority IN the State f2.OOL
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
Mr. Rrights Lefier.

NoKru wALE,, ocs 81, lb2
W. c. JgwGrr -.l.. Loadon.
SIT: viii bo IN town the end of the month.
From pour published yiewa, but little good can
suit from an interview. II you are for the Union,
and think it can be preserved by conciliating tho
South, confess am amazed. They have made
war upon you because they suspected that you
would yield nothing more to them-are you to yield
more under compulsion of the war, or becuuse
yon can neither conquer the South nor yet sub.
sist n an independent state without herl fyou
love Slavery aud wish 10 continue it, and If you
think you can build up with honor restored and
united republic BY humbliug yourselfto The South
| can only express my surprise at the dream which
possesses you You may separate-or you may
Fight out th. contest aud wIn--but TO leave the
the slave still slave viii expose you to the con-
tempt Of the civilized world. Iapplaud the Proc
lamation OF the President, as does every man in
Europe who is not II foe 10 Freedom. or moved by
base hostility 10 the American ltepsblic because
Il . republic. aud because 10 Is powerful
When in town, will sec you.
an. respectfully your' JOHN BRIGHT
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
Ngw.YoRK, June ~, 1864

Dr. LIsaraLL-De1r SIR, pleased to be able to tes
,y to the efficacy Of your reanen. r the case Of my vfe
whose hearing ia ono ear you succeeded Ia restoring ase
treatment Of various kinds had been spped In vAi py
furthermore state tia, her hesps remains good up 70 the
pesen, time though it years aimee .hs has bsea
under vour cara ECLAYBURGH No. ia Dususs.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
,rr noh.m;,, oG Rutbsr Psinf.

FArHRR Poirr. saturday, Nov - 1909;
The steamship Bolcmian from lAvelpooi on w. ~
le,L uf ras.ei tbis point eu route 10 Quebec at .
o'clock this afternoon. She has 43 cApin ana -
steeIaKe IABsengers.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10


A. Tinted States whose arrival IL tho ScOtl. mas u'rn
80 ,rr,d aid Mr. Mset Secretary 81 the bTltAh Legation
90 =, tbe Brevoort House Lord Lyons viii proceed 10
U,shirr.on IN day or two. - a.. 49,. a..
~. uor, simon Cameron. United states Mintr 10
& I'D faniy WHO also arrived 10 tho Scots from 81
'ss1r, remained 81 the Aston Hopss On sHuiaay i,on
,hsaS. thoy proceeded IN tho afternoon uhh 10 Tue"
- nsfa SCHUYLER vsn Vechten cf Albany iona
,t.n ~ Allen and family Of New ON. ana WS''' l.
nsaac. f,or Paiis are sop ping eI the abcmsh dois
n pbvtiien Edwin Phythisn and. Ohsies y. tHPehh'S
80 81 G,d States Navy, J. J. feIoi ,hioiuia h' a.
T.,.,s, for New-Ciaons, are at the Melfor9nah %,'
ct G. Gresn United States Navy the hes ~ bosIn
n,sn n RI sd.lpiia, and Nathaniel Es9oi- s'u ~
de Clbs afe II t1e Fitb.Aseuue iioeL soo,,. ei1.
C.p indsns Of the Royal Mhil ss smsip cor, =, ,t
, Lodos ard Thoms. lery aud family Cubs are al '"0
-, IN rsp nd Prof Brunuo,y oftho Michigan univei'y
AID Dr. fsion of he ,oan,hip Great Ls-1e1H a." D. '
/ Clartndou Hef'l ,,, ,,...,,.. ~ D. .ia,.
C,,fes Ffsaoi. Ttiu Of Boston W. W he'lsI oi "i..
port, q. ". Css, and .. NJ Gieen0uga o I"''Du't"' "
he II. Kichots Holel ,... II c ..,,h
a., H. d. hlcu q Notion. tle Rev ~ y dgwlcs "i oD4n
sftfnu and Col d. g. Mcclellan ii0in W s'hhs"N "' ."
the Actor HOuso . nit, n ! ~,
Cs o Goodwin. U. g. A.. md DT l.. 4 fird.aH ol Lon
3s. aye 81 ,he Ltlsrse Houls. ,,,
Tho,nss hperceI London, Joe Hansen I'D sana, si} ~
M,..al, PissDNsA, axe AZ tAs Lyeso!s AVase'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10

Pensions, Pay, Bounty Money, &C., collected
IMPLY and on the lowest terms, BY
GEO. WOOOM,N No 80 Pins-st-
Refers 10 Shepherd Knapp esq the Rev w seilowA DID
Pensions, 300 Bounty, and Pay Procured and Col
leced soaeI, Sailors and the Relatives OF such ~ are
deceased. bv -
AZ their Collection Once
No. III Broadway Trinity Buldingl, New-forf
For oil 5nsnes, done ster this date charges VIII De as
follows: -.
or co.rtiu- odies and Sailors Pay less than $50 IN
amount when $50 ia amount 2. Per cent on the
excess
For collecting Arrears of Pay add 800 Bounty or relatives
OF deceased Soldiers q per ceat
For procprlng Peusions-The Government Fee. SS
ead inclong stamp Tor boos OF in-truetioas
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
SeaAOna.

Sea sons. 80, -, 49,, .,.n,i..
stock Of FALL and WINTER CLOTHING, not suIpa.s,d
~ "a VARIETY TASTE, aud Sri LIZ 10 thi. city. Ihe
uIIDRFN's and FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. rot
eauaed All ef which will be sold at very low prices rea'e
'' Y. Il. BALDWIN
No. 20 aud y Bowsly
The largest store IN tho city.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
Buruipr Of N Female srrnfuury.

CosClHp- n .,a.uidly1 hoT- 3. I76i
The Sandbornton BIidgo Female SominnTy was
burned 70 the ground last night. Al the inmiies
escaped without injury. The fire Is thoughi to have
been The work Of nn incendary.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
Reio;sings IN Providence.

fRVvinEHck. X L. nov y 100.
BY order Of Gov. spiague, q salute Of 100 guns 10
" be 6red here to-norow noon. 10 honor Of The
appointment of tie Rhode Island General, Burnside
70 he command Of lie Army Of the Potomac.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
rsnrine Disasters.

DOsIoN, nov D, Io0,
sIoon Hon. jas. Rieharlfon, from Casco Bay ~
Alexandria. ia ashore on Penked Hill Bars, rev
s,yed - hooner Carroll IA Oh Provineeiowa wilh
ulasls cut away.