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recommended to follow in this par
lS4r to unreasonable extent, the ex-
a example set them by the ene-
command Of the Secretary Of
Na s. CooPER.
Epjntant and Inspector General.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-11-15

We regret to learn, as we do from
an announcement in our advertising
columns, that the CASTOR Heasssa ;;sxtcl
~ toh House has been OF great benefit to
the public, since the occupation Of
the city by the Union arms, but we
have ascertained, that owing to the
recent order Of the authorities forbid.
ding the expectation of spirits to this
and other ports, the income of the bar,
which had sustained the house, has
become nominal, and hence the deter
,nination of the proprietors to close the
house. We hope some inducement
will be held out by which this hotel
may be kept open to the public.
The Daily Morning Chronicle is the
title Of new, neatly printed daily,
just issued at Washington, D. G. Sue
cess to the enterprise.
Our thanks are due to the agent of
the associated press, at Old Point
Comfort, for favors received. We will
endeavor to reciprocate the compli-
ments, Jesse.
The election in the great State Of
New York, resulted in the triumph Of
the Democrats. They have carried
the State ticket and large majority
of the Congressman.
In New Jersey, the Democrats have
swept tire State,-Governor, full board
Of Congressman and all.
Iu Massachusetts, the Republicans
have elected their State ticket as usual,
but lost one Of their Congressman in
the third district-lIon. John S. Sleep.
er,-People's candidate and for many
years, the able editor Of the Boston
Daily Jourmol-having been elected
over Hon. A. Ii. Rice, the present Re
publican member.
The Democrats have carried the
above elections, avowing their adher
sion to vigorous war policy, and tb,
sustainment of the President, and al
measures necessary to put down rebel
lion.
There is great competition anon.
the manufacturers Of sewing machines
each eontending that his is superior t.
all others. The prettiest and bes
working one that we have yet seer
stood on two feet, and was covere,
with calico.
The Ellen S. Terry, Capt. CuArIS
arrived at this port this MONDAY
morning, with a mail. We arc ir
: 1ehted nc ucuol tn tho nonto;n fnr |, !
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-11-15

Rev. WIN. d. Buck, late of Tona-
wanda, N. " missionary on the Cat
taraugus Reservation, was recently tho
subject Of an interesting ceremony.
After faithful pastorate among the
Indians for the last two years, he had
met them for a farewell service. Be.
fore the service closed, and after an
affecting speech from one Of their
chietS they went through the formula,
in true Indian style, Of adopting him
into their nation; the result of which
is, that he is to be known among all
Indians as "Skan.yut-dih" u" Beyond
the Skies " of the Bear Tribe, Seneca
Nation, and having for his sisters,
Orilla Bennett and Mary York, Of
Bear Dam, and for his uncle, John
Hudson, for many years an 1ddian
chief.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-11-15

The Ellen S. Terry, Capt. CHAPLIN,
arrived at this port this (Monday)
morning, with mail. We arc in
debted as usual to the captain for late
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-11-15

A very neat and pretty Yankee in
vention for holding postage Curren-
cy," has been invented, and are for
sale, at almost nominal prices, at the
store usdsr the Ambrotype Saloon, on
Craven street.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-11-15

Three men, charged with being Con-
federatc agents-C. ". Baldwin, ]. H.
Austin, and A. W. Patterson,-were
arrested in St. Louis on Thursday. A
search of their effects brought to light
about $1,000 worth of rare and costly
drugs.
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RATES IN THE WEEKLY.

same.
RATES IN THE WEEKLY.
One square, one insertion, $i0O, and IS cents for
every subsequent insertion.
No attention win bs paid to advertisements sent
them.
jon PRINTING,
OF every description, neatly and promptly exc
hted at this office.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-11-15

Dealers in powder in the lower
counties of Maryland, are allowed to
have, by order of the Provost Marshals
Of those counties, but one keg of pow
der in their establishments at one time,
This Restrictions in conseque of the
extensive smuggling trade carried. on
by Maryland secessionists with their
friends in Virginia.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-11-15

Our thanks are due to the agent of
the associated press, at Old Point
Comfort, for favors received. We will
endeavor to reciprocate the compli-
ments, Jesse.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-11-15

Friday was ,A'rensely cool day
Towards pi,.sthe drizzling rain storm
turne.,anto hail, and still later in the
|sening, to veritable snoaa The snow,
however, melted as rapidly as it fell.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-11-15

The Daily Morning Chronicle is the
title Of new, neatly printed daily,
just issued at Washington, D. G. Sue
cess to the enterprise.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-11-15

Judge Rice. of Illinois, has decided
that colored persons are not privileged
to teach school in that State, and that
the public moneys cannot be appfopri-
ated to pay their salaries.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-11-15

Difficulty has risen between Eng.
land and Peru, relative to the false
imprisonment of several Englishmen,
IN which the authorities are alleged to
have committed the most fagrant acts
OF cruelty and injustice. The English
Government have taken the matter in
hand, and several ships of war will
soon be in Callao.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-11-15
The NeWberQ Pr0gress,
I.published Daily and Weekly
From the Progress buildings, Craren Street.
TERMS or PAPER.

ADVERTISING RATES.
The e,lca ,sc rates will be charged for all adver.
tissnsp.s inserted in the "Daily Progress after
ehis Satei
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-11-15
Editorial McIange.

We regret to learn, as we do from
an announcement in our advertising
columns, that the CASTOR HausaSni;anfnJ
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-11-15

S01sy sses-vf-tfic ROAD rom Orizaba to
the Capital. livery available point is
being fortified, and the most prominent
citizens, including Juarez himself, give
one days work per week to the spade.
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Gen, Wadswor;,, Among His Tenants'

To he Editor II The ~ y TritHn.
s,a. lam Minister in the Methodist Episcopal
Church, and have twice been, according 10 Tue oraef
of nv Church, appointed TO labor IN Geneseo' tne
resdenee of James S. Wadsworth, the present worthy
candidate for Governor Of tho Empire STATE. lie
hods in the vicinity vast landed estates, ana many
II the members of my Churches and congregations
were his tenants, often for mAny successive years.
Their universal testimony as far as know, has
been highly favorable AS to has humane anu honor
able business character.
When the late failure Of the wheat crop occurred.
in many cases the half or the whole Of tho rent was
RENTED
A circumstance somewhat different fell under nay
OWN cognizance. An aged Minister OF our onu'0a
resided near Geneseo. His name was john Do i'"u-
son. He had at an early day lsbored eoien! a"'ons
the poor and withou. compensation. ne war NV w
lending beneath the weight Of many au''',N'
rears Of oco Times were hard, yet the Hlepas naa'
t;. ,,,fe donation. / spoke to Mr.. l.. f. Cur''sS,
-, a,.oo, Cor Mr.. Wadsworh and lie menuoheo
tbs co.e Of the aged minister 10 MI I" "u'"O''u.
~ Wodsworth had known the Nene'ao'0 n"n a.
~. ,,eoeber among the poor when me- hinisei', W..
-. word was sufficient. lie went 70 ms
6lIed check on the Genesee Nauey Bank
for $50. ,,o, oc,d r0,n;..
can only regret that the man Of wealth, The
citizen. the daunlless General, the military
,ar tho future Governor of our State as trust 10
,yiu be. had seen the tears Of joy and heard ina
,lessincs rronounced and implored upon him.
C. L. DOWN Pastor NJ. Y. Church. pdndes'
Dundee, Nsr. York, Oct 3D. isC2
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1859 I IL L 1862.

OTISS.YLvANA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
~ with 70 eonngctio9s forms po,,r,r
w. Nyw.Yoky TO THE PRIyClPAL WRsTKhs CITIES
EigI tlsns run daily from New.foTt to fhadelqLiA VIA
Eer.Jersey and Can den and Amboy line =, NINA
49, IOi,TE LEAVF KEW-YORK FROM THE
FOOT Or COURTLANDFSF.
Byway OF Philadelphia IL morni pafsengers ieaVe ew
York 81 n ens tine o. other routes Evening pa'seDss
0. g p one hour later than other lines n
by wsy Of Allentown evening passengeIs esye az p w.,
arrive al the ssns tine a. Nonhorn lines ia Chicago sd ~
points 81 North West Cfes,ine Indianapolis, LCusVile,
b. Lonis Cleveland Colombus Cincinnati, and OIL main
,Oints Wet, with fewer changes Of cara ..
Sleeping Cars, without change run from Piade p1s 20
Yntsblreh 3s miles and NewYork 70 pittsburgh ~ ies
: smoksi x and Saloon Carr all traLQs
Fare tie ssme other rOuies
Psgcsge checked through Transfers fee
Secure Ticket; gsSdl g ggn g sGI y J6Ssh
The PepDsylyonIa Central Company an fliNsnl
Aecomn ,deton Line w.icb affords comfortable mode Of
travel pses moving Wet" ard a. half tao
u fore EpptGuTs
BY this route freihts # oil description be forwarded
70 aud from any point tie Railroads Of Ohio Kentucky IN.
ssns, ILLINOIS, Wisconsin, lows. or liisIoUr by Hki.-
Gle West by steamers q Oh Phtsbmgh
The Of Freight 10 snd from poL ia tho Nestby
&e Penu yYana Railroad at all times az favorable arc
charged b other Railroad Companies Merchants and ship.
gers iaaing the ospo aiioo Of their Freight 20 this Com
t"y Can rely with ''Irss'o s 81 6Tc:p's'5 "''''
Farmers snd Dealer 20 Live stock will Md this most ad
sAnsgeOusToUe. CO.. acious Yards vel! waofcd and sup
kndits corrections and every attention 10 paid to hr wanls
fom srnfborg where vii be f9and every convenience for
yaadIAss slw !oY so 5o sS Sssd MKErsA
J. J. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No. Alterations.
LEECH Co, Fieieif hge,. ,o., v,,,
no. Aston Hou.e aud No ! south " lillian st.
- No. sBaitery,plaes.
xkoCH LEWIS Csnsrs sU0't Altoona IA
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Amusemente.
WINTER GARDEN.

MT na the honor 10 that at the soica
uon OF many OF his admirers and friends
- EDWIN BOOTH
has consented 70 appear on
q, MONDAY EVENING, Nov. g.
for the hrst time In New York 10 the character Of
CLAUDE MELNOrrE,
In Sir Bulwer Lyt,ons play Of
49, THE LADY or LYONS
All really great acting which brands s msrk memory 4.
simply individual nature, directed by mime &c Wbers
the Individuality Of the uDsued the character he
porsys the most cunning realize perfect iden
hcson with nature In personaon has this dsmatic
oeen more sensby fet BY the public than IN that Of
CLAUDE MELNOTTE. The management therefore,
takes pride and pleasure in preventing in
MIR. EDWIN BOOTH
part.
HIS YOUTH,
bis GALLO VIVlDNE55 OF ILLUSTRATION
aud tho
FIRE AND PASSION
Which glow through his style, combine 10 render him
A PERFECT IDEAL
or the dramss conception To give additional eclat 70
Mr. BOOTHS appearance In this part, Mr. Jackson has
pleasure also announcing that be has engaged specially for
this occasion hat charming artist,
MRS. JULIA BkNNET BARROW,
Who will make her hrst appearance at this Iheats as
PAULINE.
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There was no very marked feature in the Stock
market this morning, the quotations showing but
little change from yesterday. There was come con-
Siderable realizing on the advance OF Friday, and
some persistent hlumerng by those who feel conii-
dent Of the clecti Of Mr.. Seymour, aud believe
tbat that event win have a depressing effect upon
Stocks Other operators who admit the result Ct the
election consider that the effect has been already
discounted during the week, and that the future oil
the market is upward, whatever may be tic event
on next Tuesday. Tho great impelling cause OF the
recent rise stil acts and mutt continue TO do so,
with increasing power while the Government con-
linues to initiate the currency daily by the average
emission Of Elk hundred thousand dollars OF paper
money. The Treasury is now keeping
in full employment from one hnnoioo
and fifty to one hundred aud seventy engfaveis
presses in the manufacture Of currency, and tic HI
eyiable result according to all political economists
must be the continued advance OF market values iol
stocks. merchandise &c. The market to-day AZ th'
openipg was very strong for Government securities
which advanced to 1911 for lSSs, 1905 tor '5Os, an'
ojs lor one.year Certificates. The moment we nave
peace foreign capital will undoubtedly How into TIT
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NEW.YORK q NEW.HAVEN RAILROAD.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT,
-
Passenger station in YolA, oo5ssI ..'h'l and ''


Passenger Station IL Ns"Yofk lcoIner -,thst ana SUI
avenue Entrance on x7tbst.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK. ..
Yor New-Hsyen, 7, a. N, tEIl lzl3 g. tER,) 1'o '0'
"For Bridgeport T. Ga a. Ez)i IBIS, D. eek 40 49,
nrd p. III. ia g., 49, , w. ,...,
Tor korWsI' 4 $50 nj l2lS, Q, ok } 40 49, ''o
foi ID Dssa and Greenwich o.S1 l2l'. 49, 49,
- fdp Stamford g. (Ex) go L. 1al5 D. EIJ 49,
do $50 p. IN. ok a.. ... an. o., .
LIS go, 40, $50, 80 p ~ NJ,
Ior Polt Chester aud New Rochelle p N. (Eh)
CONNECTISG TRAINS
FOR Boston, via Springfield, a. IL, ., (Ex) r. m,
W. Boston via Shore Line p IS, sp M, CE1l
For Hartford and Sprnghe-d = Il (EK') lzl5, ) tEr)
To W. Com .c,icu. River Railroad 10 Montreal (E1 }
And IL Is m, 70 Northampton, -, ,,,, nh, a. -
" Haven New.Lodon and Bennington Railroad at
D. M h. I5 8 g. p. RI, ok
car,l Railroad, l2.l5 p. m. 10 Northampton. .
~ Uoussonc Railroad 10 fittsheld a. ~ p NJ, 70
NJ. wiI f,rd Saturday, Though 70 ftushed
-, S..gs,uck " abroad, ., q. NJ, 3, p. ~.
For psu5ury ssd NoTwak Railroad, T. $50 M 90
pcomnodious Sleeping Carr attached sS, e P m I,ni
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Rece;cts OF Produce.

Nov I-24isI bbs Flour 200 bbls Corn Meal. diM
bb, WHISKY l00ioo bush. Wheat, s23is essh C9fa -"
SS Dat. Is 600 bush osrley. 2S6 bush Seed 100 Pigs
Bsck Wheat Flour $50 pk7s Provisions 50 pkss Ashe' sac
rkss LARD; ?52 Dressed Hogs
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Gold has been quite steady to-day, with fair
amount Of transactions. The quotations have ranged
from 1894 to 1891, closing at 1907. Silver IS l2o0
l27. aud in demand for Canada. Demand Notes are
In fair inquiry at 1885, 9l26. One-year Certificates
are quite firm at 99 99i, and tho 1905 at l05i.
TIE coal tunnsge of the Philadelphia aud Reading
Railroad for tie week ending Oct 81 was 81 So
tun.. making total since Jan. Of , OiS GOO tuns-
an increase Of $50 900 tuns on the same period last
year.
Money is in good supply at ila6 p cent on fret
class collaerals.
The practical operation of tie Tax bill, and the
revenue likely to be derived from it, which will an
Ques,ionaJly far exceed the expectations Of those
who framed il, are having decided effect on all the
Government issues The Coupon Bonds of 1881
have advanced from TO ] ! = cent this week, and
are firm ct present quotations. The increase in
rates Of these and other United States Bonds is felt
in the demand for the New Six y cent isue Of the
Government, known a. the " Fvefwenties," aad
investments which were nearly or quite suspended
after the campaign on the Peninsula are being re-
rewed with vigor. Beside the usual method of de-
Noting Legal Tender Notes at the Sub-Treasury,
nes,rs. Fisk 81 Hatch, No. 80 Wall street. have
rnnda arrangements lOr u Colhtaut supply VI INC
Bonds, and are now prepared to deliver AL de-
nominations Of them at tie Government rate. This
will render them more accessible to the public and
encourage more general investments
The exchanges at the Clearing House this uorn-
inc were s3i,O57 1853 81. The exchanges for the
week ending to-day were s2l3 2i6 SAP S;, being 3
daily average of siO99OO33 81 against s3J al OsO
Il tor the week ending on Saturday last
Tie bids for the 100000 Minneeota War Lean
opened to-day amounted to s66iO 00 from par up to
l05 for 8 y cent bonds, and l0l.e5 for v cent
bonds. II was awarded 20 Thompson Brothers, 81.
Paul. al l0l "a for7 y cent bonds.
The speculative action in merchandise has sub
sided measurably, but prices generally are well
sustained. Breadstuls to-day are lower, excepting
Corn. which is lc. y bushel higher. Provisions are
unchanged.
We annex a comparative statement of the import'
of foreign dry goods aud general merchandise at th'
nor. of New.York for the week ending Oct. 81, anC
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Cost Qn0 Gonn1.

| OST or STOLEN The Public are cautioned
again-, negotiating the following UNITED STATES
CERTIFICATES or INDEBTEDNESj the same having
been lost or stolen from tbs sub.cibsrs;
IssrKD TO ID. a. &. KELLY.
No. "a 1911, dated Sept. % B2...............$iec 0
no ~ 3yl dated Sels. IS, ls6l.............. 900
No. ~ 33 dated Sept 25 1867. lG00
No. 2. 3d. dated Sept, 25 1882 ................. 100
No. 1895. dated SEP, 25 l61................. 500
No 5000 ds,ed oc, o. 1000
All payable 10 Belre-, BLAKE BROS Co.
N.w-York Oct. ~, 1862. No 2s Wslst.
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surplus Of net earnings, months. Slf5t43 68
Against 1894 81 for the seine period lest year
In passenger receipts there has been falling of Of
81 Al 3d. in merchandise an increase of s92 ITO 70,
and in coal al increase of s9 SAB 70. The deficiency
in coal reported last July, owing to the interruption
of trade by the June eshet ha, thus been more than
made up already.
Tie Bank Of the State Of New-York has declared
a seni-anpual dividend Of v cent, free from in-
come tax, payable on the 10Th inst. The Nassau
Bank has declared semi-annual dividend of 81 v
cent, payable on the 10Th inst, free from Govern
ment tax. The Post says: we understand that
the New-York Gas Light Company has privately de-
clased cash dividend Of 100 y cent, as well as a
scrip dividend Of 80! y cent
The export of Gold was light by the steamers to-
day, and the whole week shows only s3ol,5
Tie Sllowing is the export Of specie for the week
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AmnssmenIs

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
COMMODORE MUTT,
COMMODORE MUTT.
COMMODORE MUTT.
THE
$4,000 MUTT.
$4,000 MUTT,
$4,000 MUTT,
$4,000 MUTT,
who hiss just returned from trip a
Washington where he has bad the honor Of sPesns before
PRESIDENT LINCOLN AND HIS CABINET,
EMBAssADoRs FROM FOREIGN COURTS.
from whom be has received many valuable presents VIII De
on exhibition st the Museum
FOR FEW DAYS ONLY,
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY.
FORA FEW DAYS ONLY,
previous 70 hi, departure for Europe He win seen
AT ALL HOURS, DAY AND EVENING,
and at intervals and the Iass during each dsmsc per
' GIVE A VARIETY OF PERFORMANCES.
including dances military dill relate BIZ history &C.
THE MADAGASCAR ALBlNO FAMILY,
having also ju,l returned from " ashpson viii 10 on
EXHIBITION At ALL HOURS.
LIFELINE WAX FIGURES
MOST DISTINGUISHED NATIONAL SOLDIERS.
zen tIALLfth, bf.ls. hlcCLt.Lhha
GEN. BANKS. GEN. BURNSIDE, GhN. POPE.
GEN. CORCORAN,
and the gloriou, old hero and patriot.
COMMODORE FOOTE
"''' ''' JEFF DAVIS and BEAUREGARD.
All In fill costume. Also, life likene-ses Of
QUEEN VICTORIA end the PRINCE OFWALEs.
THE BEAUTIFUL COLORED TROPICAL FISH
sACRED BULL AND COW OF THE HlNDOOS LIV-
WAX FIGURES and million Of other WonGsls
At the urgent solicitation Of the public
ECUCICAULrS GREAT DRAMA,
BOUClCAULTS GREAT DRAMA,
BOUCICAULr5 GREAT DRAMA.
PAUVRETTE:
PAUVRETrE;
PAUVRETTE;
PAUNREITE:
Or.
UNDER THE snow
UNDER THE SNOW
UNDER THE SNOW
which has been received with enthu Elastic
OUTBUhSTS o. APPLAUSE
BY crowded suaieace' viii be continued, positively.
BUT ONE WEEK MORE.
RUr ONE WEEK MORE.
/, will be produced ... ....-....
EVERY AFTERNOON AND FVENIN0,
Al SAND :. O'CLOCK.
The scenery music md other appointments OF this piece
OF tho hi cheat order Of ART, while
the AC ING Is UNSURPASSED.
the leading cAsotr being sustained By the ira. arts OF
th-'sse.
Mr' WIN b HARRISON Impromptg Comic Singer sp-
Admission to all - cents, Children under ten IS cent?,
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Gewinsnlatbines.

A SEWING MACHINE for EVERYBODY
"A The NewYork State Dir recently held at Rochester,
b.s confirmed tie practical Utility. Tspidy ard efficiency Of
Nine Demoresi's IS Running stitch Sewing Machine oy
srdins it tie hrst premium For prtlc ulars address
Nine. DEMORESr. No. 40 Bros1way.
1919 --First-class Sewing Machines A SE
-tOOs 20 Rest and or Seis new and "a hand. ~ w.
- Sewing Machine Emporium s86 Bdgay, broono-st
=
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Amnsements.

A GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT
IN WILL BR GIVEN
THIRTEENTH RFGInfNT, NATIONAL GUARD,
STATE OF NEW-YORk,
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
On WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Nov 5, 1864.
Music by Grauas Celebrated Military and Orchestral Band
Doors open ct O'clock Concert to commence OF g.
TICKETS 50 CENTS.
To be had Of the members Of the Regiments; at Farweirs
Drug Store Court and Jorae on-sts Aders music
Store. No. $50 Fntonst Chadscks Drug Store. corner OF
Court and Presidens; Dcknsons Drug Store. corner Of
Atlantic aud Henys aud ct the doooT on the evening Of
the Concert.