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The national Republican., 1862-08-11
c,AFETY SPEED AND COMFOnT.

FOR BOSTON, u...
WORCESTER, PALMER, FITCHBURG
NASHUA, LOWELL, CONCORD, THE
wHITE MOUNTAINS, AND in
TERMEDIATE POINTS.
. cTS.s THE new and staunch steamers oi
the Norwich Lire, CITY OF BOs-
TOM III Y OF NEW YORK leave New York
daily, Sundays exospted) ut 8 O'Clock, p m, from
Pie- No. 30, North River, foot Of yestry street,
FOR NEW LONDON,
There connec ing with he Steamboat Express
Train Tor the ab ,vs points, ria Norwich and Wor
Nssier, Bos'o" adv rc-s ster worcestsr and Nashua
and New I.ordon and Northern Railroads
Frignt taken ut the lowest rates
For ihfJrmation inquire Of
e. MARTIN,
my Soft Agent, on the Pler.
The national Republican., 1862-08-11

Evans . wA''o'''
PHILADELPHIA
6ALAMANDER,
FIRE AND
BURGLAR PROOF
= a F. E s..
ssers, issosth Besslh street,
W. D. 8HEIHERD,
Oognss Of Seventh and d slseeis,
NJ N-aN Wshiageea, d, o,
The national Republican., 1862-08-11

We are igsn.s Tor the sale
AcCLAiN's CELEBRATED
COcoanut and Quince-seed
Hair. Oils,
I.OfNI,S, t. rNTRACTS. go.
ChriStianas i0l0snrS. Extracts. &c.
WORsLEY's PREAiUM
HONEY, PALM, ALMOND, AND WINDSOR
Toilet Soaps.
TAYLOR'S FANCY SOAPS.
Pit up In Family Boxes. /" suit purohassrt
Wholesale and Retail
Also. full lines Gf Notions and Fancy uooLs,
all Of which W. offer At The Manufacturers
Prices, without any freight boimg added
The Trade, Dealers, Housokeepsrs nnh r..n
lars are respectfully solicited.
We guarantee u sell nt Now YurEuati ,r..
delphia prices. or perish ia Ut' attempt
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
DROPOsALs FOR COAL AND WOOD.

pROPOsALs FOR COAL AND WOOD.
SENATE OF rHs UsIrlD STATES,
Once Of the Bergeant-at Arms,
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received At this
gust sx 70, ,ain.hipg nj the use 2, ne senate
(of 2,0N pounds) Of the best White Ash Furnace
Coal Thoroughly screened)
Also, Seventy live Cords Of the best dry Hickory
Wood, and Fifty Cords Of the best dry Spruce Pine
The whole to be delivered on or before the ,st Of
October next, and packed away In the vaults Of
the Senate wing Of the Capitol under the direction
Bid for Coal and Wood will be separately con-
sdsred and tonds for the faithful execution Of the
contracts required.
Arrangements must also be made for correct meas.
GEO 7. BROWN,
Jy 26-td Sergeant Arms U. 3. Senate.
JAY 600 X Nj d q o..
3anlkeT0,
asa F1sTEhNIH STREET,
DEALRRs IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
CERTIFICATES, VOUCHERS
INTEREST-BEARING TREASURY NOTES,
COIN, CURRENCY
~. " AND EXCHANGE.
The highest prices paid for
GOLD, SILVER AND OLD DEMAND NOTES.
~ 2f-imd ....o
The national Republican., 1862-08-11

EDWAnD LYCET1,
No. III Pennsylvania ape., Washi~gson, d. Z.
Booss bound v svssy ssyls. Tsstsy, noroono. Rue
Q, ~ OAls iassy90D
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
SELf-ABUSE,

THAT dreadful SC urge of the young INDUCED In
when alone. which destroys the genera'we organs,
unit, You for marie life. rroducieg weakness of
the back and limbs ioss of animation amt muscular
power, pnpafion OF the art, ne vous irtitsbiiity
io-s ~ memory, m"l'ncholv habits. insanity, con
sumption, and death
YOUNG MAN. In view OF the dreadful conse
quenees, delay no, To make your case known to DR.
V your secret. with him are sacred, and You may
confidently rely upon his me iical skill
Thousands whose syst m were shattered md were
on the brink Of the grave, hiss he brought back 10
vigorous hr,i'h b. his ssiliul treatment
The national Republican., 1862-08-11

SPECIAL ATTENTION IL RsquEsrp
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
& Pc CIALNOTICE. e.
DR.. n. vELLNY's Private Hospital, in the
Federal Block, corner Of Seventh aud F streets,
oppodte the Post and Patent OfIices. Rooms
3s and "a, up stairs, Washington, D. C.

All diseases Of private nature treated in the most
scientific manner, and radical cures effected in oil
cases. sYPHILI1Ic AFFECTIONS, GoNoR-
RHGA. GLEET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the resai, cr VoLUPTuoUs
DREAMS, or any weakness of the aENERANVE
ORGANS, from any oasse whatsver, or ho~ long
standing, thoroughly and radically cared
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE.
No matter what your disease, let no false decacy
prevent Apply immediately to DR. vellny, who ia
acknowledged to be by far the most SUCCESSFUL
PHYSICIAN 10 the treatment Of private diseases
Fear not to come apd make known your misfoftunes,
and he will speedily sendy uou your way rejoicing
The national Republican., 1862-08-11

Comparison prices will convince all tina, we are
now selling the best aud cheapest goods In Sur line
that can be found In any house the country
The national Republican., 1862-08-11
E""V W UtsS1Suvrs
AE NhA AAnnt- nf

~ THE TINE FOR RECEIVING BIDS under
the above advertisement l. inds hnitely postponed
jyn 4. BECKWITH. Msior o. 8.
, 1862-11-15

VIZ ANTkit-Uorsc and Express
=: Nag4n: al-v. ts'r, b'1t. Tuit A&E::S s.
T1FTEEf. Who'll. she Lquo. dealers, No 81 eoata
Nsser ttt.et nnls v1a% tv
, 1862-11-15
The Case OF HRS. Reli2.rnade,
{Fspm the n. Y. Ercninr post

Tie case of Mrs. Dtindsmsde IL stated bG
ter friends in aaother column at leoy1h. Th v
say tlat she cane to this city from New Or
leans about two months ago; that she went
from here tn Washington; vas there .rres,ed
- vas ssasea, op ~ Earr.a. Of one Baker,
closely confined; was then brou ght oc in =
hight train to this city, and By Mr.. Kennedy,
nctlng rs provost marshal, locked up in tha
Forty seventh street station house.
AL this was done with such eecrec; that it
ttetrs Mrs Nrinsmade's friends knsw net,liny
Of her whereabouts, till c.b1uan gave iutoF-
nation that she Vas in the FortY-screnth
ftrtet st&'ion house, Tney at once made 1p-
Tic2tion to SIC her, and to 1earn the ca1se Of
her arrest; bn. were tolt that no oae could
see her, and tl'at kenue5!y iu7suaed to send
her back 10 N=W Orleans ".u a day or two."
Ihlit5-five days alter hennci5's Assurance
That Mns. Bripemade should be s.nt "in dav
or two" to fe~ Orleans, a letter is received,
disclosing th- fact tl1at t1e unfortunate NO.
nan IS still IN close confinement her3 In
Fofy-seventa street p.isoi. 1Isr friends at
once applied to Provost Marshal General
Draper, who kneT nothing Of the case, though
Ee is Provost Mars6a1 keunedY's immediate
superior He wrote to tn. Judge advo.
cate general at Washington, under whose
autborNy alone arrests can be 1nadt bv
provost masshals, and lie knew not5sG1; Of It.
Nr. DraI.ef next april: IT, Kennedy, VINO an
sTered tim: Mrs. Bfiusmade was held By order
II Baker, provost mnrshal Of Washington.
An application t. Baker, and to the resistant
secretary Of war, drew forth the reply that
the arrtst had htcn made by one Of Kruncdy's
ttlicers, aud that the detention vas without
authority from The war epa1:ment. On this
Mr.: Draper called on Kenucdy, received 80
csdcr for the relea>c OF Airs. Bi4nemeic, and
s-- her ice, after bctweea i've ard six weeks
confinement in station hruse,
The government owes 1t TO itself to motto.
st once, mud to puEish as severely as 1t has
power to, this Sto:s outage
, 1862-11-15
the WAR TN KENTUCKY,
An Illinois Chaplain under
8 Cloud.
Effective OPERATIONS AGAINST
GuERiLlAS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tz,b1ae.1

AcptE4AL OlsphlEA IL tuS tHlCas,O 41l1I1E.i
LOUISVILLE. November II, 1S52
Col. L. Guinness and Cbsplain c. G. Brad
shaw Of Illinois, indicted here for aiding slaves
to cscaTc, were examined to-day on the
charge Of stealing large amount Of house.
hold goods, which they shipped to Illinois.
They are committed In default Of bail to
answer In the criminrl court
The 9Th Tennessee, 4 Union regiment, COM
znanded By son Of Andy johnson, passed
Though this city to-day, cu route for East
Tennessee. They arc In good splits aud re-
joice at the prospect Of returning to their FAM
,1tes, having been fugitiyes from home for a
yesr. -.
Fifty s1ck soldiers from Rosecraua' army
a,rived by the Louisville and Nashville rail-
road this evening, among them Col. B.-S.S zeet
Of the 2lst Wisconsin.
The number Of deaths IN the general hos
rdta1 IN this city during the week ending this
evening, is sixty There sre nov twenty
eight hospitals in this city and New Albany
4 committee arrived from Cinciu7ati to ID
yestigate the charge as to stewards aud otti.
GERS Of hospitrls appropriating delicac;es
intended for the sick to their own use.
Col. Foster has been most efficient Ii the
work Of Kidding the southern counties of rebel
guerillss. Information received at hcadquar
tiers here to-day leads to the belief that thai
part OF The state Is rid Of guerii1a bands.
Three notorious guerillas, believed to bi
| epice, were captured at Gimshaw's Landing
en- ThurfdaS and brought up by steamer Del
zTare. Their names sre 1n1ax, ARIEL sni
, 1862-11-15

Tho exhibits Of CUT Nation:l Finances
Nat reach US in our Washington dispatch
rs. and from New York, as shown in our
1''o',er article, are mos: encouraging. Com
missioner Boutwell,, according to the n.
T. Ee1homi*t, estimates tic receipts from
Tie Internal tax st 1birsy millions PCT
month, i larger sum than Great Britain
xeAlizes from, like sources each year. This
7akcn il connection with statement fur
,ishcd by the New York Eccning Posi-, Of
iii. Chase's views and policy, and the con-
ditto: S Of the Treasury, on which the same
arc based, give promising aspect to the
financial features OF this war. The large
EXCESS Of the sums realized from tho Rey-
nue. Tax oycz Tl.at WIS anticipated by its
frame1s, will render all the more easy the
work Of reducing lis cortezs=l iuequaii-
ties in ccrta'u points to be brought before
the coming session Of Cnnrrcss.
, 1862-11-15
FROM CAIRO and BELOW,

lsp=eial Dispatch to the Chicago TrIbuuc.1
CA1no. Nov. II. 1867.
Tac John j. Roe is the Only steamer from
e1emphis to-day, she having been nearly a
week en- route. Of course her news Is stale.
I am informed BY Passengers on the Roe
that there art go confederate prisoners at CO.
lumbus on board the steamer City of Alton
They were captured ut the recent sls'eGaish
near Holly Springs, ard will be here tonight.
Anai1s vile quiet ut Memphis WHEN the Roe
left. There il 20 later movement than was re-
ported from Lagrange by your correspondent
yesterday.
CAIRO, November II Tho arrival aud de-
partu1e ot troops continues. Some four OF
tive boats, covered with their living freight,
have been here to-day.
There have bten no arrivals from Memphis
eiuco Wednesday. and We have no means OF
kouwing the result cf the skirmish in Talia-
Eatchie yesterday. At last accounts the reb-
t1s we're falling back. aud Col. Lees caya:ry
rerc Qushsrg Ai.er them.
, 1862-11-15

M7ARTEn-Boarding by youn9
: married 1.dv, ~ho.e hu-t.7t fs = 'r9 e-ny
R home 70: ths t:a::r. ,*.+re t:a-. a:o f,w .; no
oth'T poardess GEefr:sch) Mu:t be ~-1n n:sss a7i
\ half RI tet Post O1ee Address Post .sGlce 3px
Sis xttt Location and lei L. Kc'ere2cc5 1.vtn-
, 1862-11-15

WASHINGTON, Nov. IA number ct SQUAT
te7s barring recently made application to the
general l,nd office 10 be allo.e prescription
rights Of settlement on Rock Island, ii the
mississippi River, the Secretary OF tie iute-
rtor referred to the attorney general the ques.
tion wheth.r the Island was : part Of the pub.
lie lands subject to the prc-emo:ion laws. Tie
attorney general has responded in an etahor-
ate opsuion. in which he holds tia. Rock Isl
and having been reserved by the executive tor
military purposes, under the au:hoiity Of the
oct of 1900, is not suhject to presumption or
sale under the general lass Of tha United
States, and that the alleged REIMBURSEMENT Of
The reservation bJ the war department, il
lsis, wss without authority, and therefore did
rnt operate to rtstore to the mis-. of the pub
lie lands. The power TO reliaquish military
rFssrvaaion belongs not to the executive but
to Congress-.
Besides the importance in asserting the
rights OF the government to an island yalu-
able tor military purposes, this opinion con-
1eins an Interesting discussion Of the 1tutt1-
ton ct executive power. It will sooa be pub
lished eatire
, 1862-11-15
SOUTHERN EXCHANGE.

In another column, a dispatch from For
't1ess Monroe gives the details Of the ar-
1angemcnt Tor the exchange Of all pris-
oncrs of war, recently perfected at Aikcn's
Landing by Col Ludlow Of Gen. Dix's
stall II gives list Of officers and men
exchanged The list Of United States Off
Gers OF all grades is aa6, that Of rebel Off
Gets 500. In addition to these officers,
arc exchanged about $4,000 privates, leav-
ing balance due to the United States Of
about G,o0o privates. The place for cx-
changing prisoners, iu pursuance of tho
9Th article Of the cartel, is changed from
A1ken's Landing to City Point
, 1862-11-15

WAN ED-A situation bY a
s9 thola7Zh:r compe:a.t BOP : 'e7ar ard I'll
Clerk OF ten YeaF1 experience. '~ large En 1'ts>.a
house lseiLsl pc-s to .h-ea Of :. la-.e:t a.d hest
HOUSES In the city. Adt.ess ~ -" Po-e Hrfcs Box
3s.1, chicago. nolaXOlSt
, 1862-11-15
General Butler at,t1 the Prussialn s0E-
erNm4NEs
From the Ipraon pnst f1et SAT

The Rlltic Ga-ttte supplies another instance
offhe manner In which Ge1. Butler discharges
MS dutleE as governor of Nen Otleans. ThH
Gd.tne rays: according to the latest Inte1li-
gtlce irom New Orleans se7fOus dispute
had aris' between the officials of the Uaiou
government and those conducting Prussiau
tradiaE Interests il that Southern rort, Tha
fFasslan ship Essex, Captain Augustus KEatt,
had roceived or board cargo destined for
Liverpool, consisting Of oft cake, 1o2s, cot
ten, &C, about twenty-five cabin passengers,
and shout S775, goo In gold sad silver.
The passengers were mostly of 4 superior
class, comprising fifteen ladies' aud four cser-
25men. The captain wished to sail on the
18th september, but Was foEcisly compelled to
remain BY Gen. Butter, who desired that about
*25.Cao worth ct gold and silver goods, which
had been Tor eume time entered on the bills
OF ]a55ng sad consigned to Liverpool, should
be sgain landed sud delivered to htu The
cap!ain Protested, AMI Euu(l culy yield ia
case Gen. Butler shculd forcib1y remove the
goods from the vessel, which extreme mcas.
nre The general did not seem inclined to re-
sort te eimmeaiately, but In the mea2time H.
hiatt again protested in due fo:n, sud not
only he'd the Union government responsible
Ter the forcible deley Of the ship, cargo aud
that hc should require about 81 600 per day as
for TIC delay Of the vessel. Oa
the 2j,h OF September nothing had changed
In the s,eaatioa of atF.ir5~
Shortly bsfore this q French ship was
tre1ted in q sic1i!ar way by Gen. Batier, and
the Imperial government had sent ia crc;n.
n Nne3lir0fnn fcr m rty,An
, 1862-11-15

4 Fayal correspondent Of the Gloucester Al
tsstistr, who dates on board the guoboat
kearEage, says:
1.-THE cantain Of one Of tie saio, that WIS
blurred By the pirate Alabama was on bo :rd
If our vessel t1-da5. He Says most OF the
vessels burned by the pirate vera wha!era.
OEe Of them had been OUT nclr!S the: JS.-s,
aad:ha q full c1rgo OF oil. There we're up-
wards o. t#elve SHIPS bu.Aed; one Of them
showed fight, and they tlowed her Ill 10
sale pjzacg On the high seas is enough to
make ccc's blood chill in his veins. Oareo
are highly Indignant. We loag to get Our
clptchts upon her, and ii we do pity them,
Tor ne s1a'! not splre tli=ci- W3 are boand
TO find her, and cl1 azsust. yoa Te s5a' give
no quarter. I overheard one Of the c:so; i as
say that the crew on beard Of her ar. much
aissatis Ii: i, aud it would NOT t4ke :na:a to
mike them muti1F."
, 1862-11-15
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,


HALIFAX, Nov. 1.-THE steamer Europa,
from Liver :'ool 1st, via Qh+en-town I'd, ar
rived last night. Her dates are two days
later.
English papers have but little to say o.
American affairs.
The Londcn Times credits the Sede.als for
their construction Of q navy, but questions
Its effectiveness Tor regular naval watiare.
An iron-clad confederate priva:eez has been
recently spoken off Cape Slb1e.
[NotE.-This Is likely to have been the Ala-
baIno, which recent letter says WAS seen By
the City Of Washington On her outward strip.
-Epl
The Europa hiss el 600 specie.
The Rrss:sn government has discovered 3
central revolutionary committee at W...saw.
Elections in Greco. were to BE- held on the
10Th Of November. 1t is said that au under
standing has been arrived At bet Teeu France.
England nnd Ruseia, by which GEeciau afTatrs
will be deprived Of their importance for
A british gunboat had seized the mandarin
and war juEks and custom house ot1ici iis al
Tsnkan, China, and had also released all the
teas detained 1ne1e tor the payment of the
increased transit duty.
President Lopez, Of Paraguay, Is dead. Hs
son Professionally fills the vacancy.
The Federal gunboat Tuscaror9 srEtyed a:
Lisbon On the :,5rn Of October; from TIE
Acres. .....
SECOND DISPATCH.
The ship Jupiter, from New York for Ant
TCrT, reports shat she WIS taken by ~ iron
confederate priyateer steamer, of Sable
Is1sEd.
ESGLASD-The London Tins c:''s atteu-
ton to the immense increase in the American
navy aud saye nobody cau refuse the ftdera1s
-ef the credit Of ofcoustancy fu spite OF their de-
feats and discouragemeats In izht'u3 out tic
game in which they ara engaged tn, game
which everybody secs mist be losing one.
It then dissects the naval Efforts which have
been made, and says that upon the whole
the new federal navy has been designed
with 80 peculiar aad exceptfouable au OBJ
ject, that it Is hardly safe 70 draw from 1t aug
general lessons or example. The North
e4ners wanted feet not to encounter the
tlett of the enemy, but to take on the Instant
and keep possession Of an uucontssted eea-
They required guuboats for the navigation Of
the rivers. aud 1ot!tlas to cooperate with
their armies. These necessities Of position
! they not only dssceTned, but accepted without
81 hours delay, aad the result Certainly
was done them credit, IS it has indeed done
| them service
I Measured, however, By European standards,
| their squsdrons can hardly be regarded Al
| effective, rn1ess We are to presume that other
nations hsye expended upon their naytes :.
do in twelre months MOI only what the A.nar
cans have done, but FIVE times a. much. B,
| pressing into the service every sp' .cfes q
craft, and setting every building yart to worI
without Stint OF SCRUTINY, We cou'i vers 500
multiply, By verj considerable figure, tn
number Of ships We have In Commission, bu
their quality would remas.a very much tn
ssme as they are at presert.
D.! Prot Csrnes bad oef.n 1ecturfug at Dubll
Oh TIE present American revolution. H
holds that the SUCCESS of the North mems
| not immeciafe emancipation. st least the In
, 1862-11-15

1EKt: CASE 0E MRS. Is1INS1IADE.
The details Of q gross outrage upon
lady, Mrs Driusnladc Of New Orleans,
by New York police officer, acting as
c. S Provost Marshal, arc given in tho
3s:1nrs Of that city. The lady was kept
close prisoner for six weeks in the police
station house, BY Kennedy, acting on
lis own sole instance and authority.
When the iuatte1 WAS brought to the
notice Of the proper of3ccra Of
fhe Government, her release was at
once ordered, and doubtless the puaish-
1nent oft]lc guilty officer will speedily fol-
low, for the Government owes it TO itself
10 promptly meet aud punish every such
1nfEac:i IN Of the rights aud liberties Of cit
5zcna
The affair will be a nut tho Tory press
will gltcfuliy crack, and the sceesh Times
OF this city, still sore from the repeated in
-zcarccrstiors Of its disloyal associates and
1eportc1s, will attempt to combine all
its grievances in one list with tho
case Of Mrs Brinsnade. But the
cxisencics Of military law, under which
the Government from Tine to time acts
zhroug gh its proper officers, are no more to
bc held responsible for and bear the odium
Of acts like that Of Kennedy, than is the
civil law in ordina , times TO be weighted
rsi':, abuses any over sharp and t',saones!
dct:ctive may indulge in, in the pursuit o1
1is oen private gaius, OF pin>hi2gs and
EKcatiDg his private victims
The ar1':s. Of Mrs. Brinsmadc V7es crdc7
81 by no competent authority. Can tbt
Times say us r.uch for the case Of Isham
or Cook, or A;1oncy. Kennedy, Of Ncs
York, should be sufficiently punished 70,
11s act, as doubtless he will be, but thi.
viii not deter any duly constituted Office
from o1ocyipg The orders emaua,iag fcor
the War Department
, 1862-11-15
.S9n IrihumE4
THE MEMS.

The citizens in Wisconsin who haTo
discovered tho military paradox OF answer
5pg the purposes Of draft BY oppozing it,
BIG now in Milwaukee some two hundred
strong, brought down under bayonets
Tom ozaukec county. They are every
man Of them 10 "serve during the war"
3o- this, their act Are there any mora
communities ambitious to make up their
quotas in tIi5 way?
The Southern news Of the morning is
Interesting, as giring the late.t quotations
in the market for men and women. But
That confederate rags' are so terribly
at 8 discount, it would not appear
that q community had reached star
Ta'ion Pitch when likely young wo-
man may be bought body ard soul for
%,50D- There is another, age not tinted, ut
who brings the same plump figure, Agil
OF sixteen brought 81 SEQ, but the Charles
ten niger market is evidently weak, the
average at 3 late sale being only 450s.
Tie news from the Capital is death to
the hopes Of the squattcr clan on Rock
Island, Dear our Illinois city Of the same
name. Uncle Sum pleads his own
pre-cmption against those Of the squattcra.
The Kentucky nigger drivers arc to be
locked after. Nov let us see the officers
punished who have dared disobey the
President 4 srcck Of disturbance is grow
1:g out Of the demands Of certain Faro
pean powers rising out Of Gen. Buffers
stringent policy at New Otleans. The
commission to Try Don Carlos Buell. will
Speedily fall at work at Cincinnati. 11r.
o1ase's Treasury programme as foreshad-
owed in Washington dispatch will CON-
Mand attention.
Gen. Grants advance is at Holly Springs,
prepared 10 held the position at all 1az-
ards His column occupies the centre,
1hat Of Gen. Sherman tic right, and Gen.
Iam1ton's veterans the left, the whole
<uny is dcsignated as the Ann; of West
Ter1essee,'' and the different divisions Us
1Ac fright Wing LEFT Wing aud
s'Ccu'rc." There can be no doubt that
Gen. Grant will push forward down into
mississippi, fighting Inc enemy as Inc goes
-Vicksburg being the prize at which he
aims.
The Wal in Virgins offers the ncx as
lcct Of 1umor from sayeral SOURCES that
Eioncwall Jucksun is again making for the
Iotoulac and for raid into MARYLAND.
This may n:can simply feiot intended for
= diversion of our forces Some Of these
days Ctr army viii give such attempts a
1>sult anything but 6ivs1tin5.
From Trenton comes tic story Of the ar
Tcst cftWo cicnlbtrs Of DIsClellan's s.a!r
Their offence Is nol stated, but may be i'm
asined. At all events the government
Should lit The country and the army koow
10 due tine wha. is tie charg. aga,as. Col
Burn and his fellow.
The genc-al news OF The morning gives
tic fresh discovery Of large frauds in the
New York Custom House, which will
1GacE lish fyurc. T4e laval court Of
of i1qul'y on thel :ss If Tie Adirondack &C
quits 1er captain Of Other guilt than that Of
being no sailor
, 1862-11-15

The State Of fEcya6a-Eoyernors Mes
"se-EHhAueEjccs \Tca txl1 Of Iac x<c-
.t00.
San FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-THE Legislature
OF Nevada, Organized on the l1.th inst.
The so9rrnor's message recommends the
terri1oriA government to take half million
stock in the Central Paciuc railroad
company, which proposes to con-
ss1uct railroad from Sacramento
TO WaEhoe. 1t says, during tho first four
months the people have paid nearly 81, 900 900
monthly for the transportation OF mercaan-
disc from California.
Railroad communication would reduce this
fright tax three-feurshs, causiuy E.ch de-
velopmcnts that the road would pay ffom
increased business. From the best irtornla-
t:o1. it estimates the monthly produce Of
the Nevada mines to be 81 Clio. COO. It will
hereafter produce as many millions as We cln
procure machinery ard labor to reduce, bciug,
in the governors opinion, the riches! ju the
world, Of incalculabie extent and perfectly in
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