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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
Loss or the ship Reporter OF Boston-Pear
Tint Tbjrty-tuo Of the Grew are Lost.

Tn ship Reporter OF this city ioundered q: sea on
tho 18Th OF August last, of Cape Horn, having
sprung leak in a heavy gale OF wnd snd out Of
crew OF tlIny-tix siheer aud men, only four men,
including the Second mate, sre known 10 be saved.
Theso men arrived at Cagina, wet coast OF South
America on tie 18th Of September. in the English
bark Enchanter, aid reported 10 the American Con-
su a. follows:
"I'ha, sbou, the middle Of August, when OF Cape
Horn Ia very heavy weather the ship, after having
Ioet two boais, bnlwarAs, and to cabins, started
and filed with water.
The ship trrune ale,k, and the Eth Of sop,eni-
Der tie Engsh bark Enchfn'er hove IN sighi, and
afier repeated attempts 20 take OF the crew OF the
Reporter, which failed in consequence OF tie heavy
scg--tb.ir boat bong lost in tic 1itemrt-ihe mate
and seventeen a. the crew decided 10 leave Tue tLp
upon raft they constructed.
The Captain and thirteen men remained on board
until next day. when they found the ship bad settled
four feet. They abandoned the ship another raft
and were picked mp by the boats Of the Enchanter,
but not until the Captain and ell but the second
mate and three men bad died from the effects oi the
cold ard ievefe weather.
The above men also stated that the Captain OF the
Enchanter did an 10 hs power TO make item COM
Portable, and treated them with great kindness.
At the time the men from tho Captains raft were
picked up the mates raf VIA out Of sight, and Mr.
Towns the second mate, who. With Mr.. Beacon,
Chas Steel, and G.. l.. Miller seamen, were saved
on tho Captains raft state that the men on the
mates raft must have persisted In few hours nter
leaving Tbirty.tix men wero on board, only four
of whom Including tue second mate, WIN. Towns
end Of Salem) are known TO he saved. llIost jour-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
a Corrcciion-Jusiicc 10 Major KnoI.

Cores ondence OF The ~ y. Tribune
FAIRFAX CoURr-HousE, Va. Oct. rs. 1861
Major Knox, thinking injustice was done him in
the report OF Gen. Stahes expedition desires the pub
lcaon of the following letter. signed by Gen. Stahel
HK,norRRTER. lsr DIVISION, llTn CoRPs, ARMY oY}
THE FOToEAC, CHNi RfNlLLR, Va, Oct ~, 1867
10 ne C5,ro9onSenf Of the " u Tribune Fdi,Jaz C. H.
Your cTrospondenoe. dated Oct H. from Fairfax before
NO beg IN justice my officers and TO make the fol-
lowing alteration 10 Tegerd the affair ThoroughaTe Gaps
When received word that tho detachment sent there tie
before had driven and the Gtp 10
zion Of the eoemy rode fow ard and Tered Major Knox Of
tie oh Newly orb Cavalry now my staff to take the head
Of my advance rhrd consisting Of about 30 Of the 81,
Newly ork Cgysry IRA Harris Cnsrd) and charge through
tie Gap which most CALAMITY accomplished. The rest
Of NY commsnd followed up without any hesitation wa
verg have express my thanks to the officers and men
for their gallant conduct and tho way they assisted then
and all through the ftsung marches by which enabled
20 succeed in al undertook.
have the honor to be your most obedient servant,
JUL. sTAHEL. Brgsdier.Gen.
Justice having thus leen rendered TO the Major
your correspondent desires TO add that as General
Stahels modes;y prevents him from mentioning his
sIsre in the affair it is but just that the opinions Of
those competent 10 judge sheuld be here recorded
viz; That Lad it not been for the presence, prompt
pess energy, and daring of Gen. Stahel. possession
If ,6s Gap could no, have been regained save at q
fearful lcss. perhaps not at al!-'nd the proserva
lion Of the wh2le force would have been very
doubtful. $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
Gen. Wool ON the Los, of Hurpcrs Ferry

10 ne Editor Of The Nft5- f0TE Iiflss. =
SIR: The following in Tie NeT York Times OF
October 81 IL from your Washington CORES pondent
From statements Of Officers here =. ~nesses before NO
Military CoIansioa II appears Gen Wool urgently
advsei By tho Wa Department to abandon si2-s FeFry
5 ALI HE forces on the Maryland ishts
tan len days be'o. Htrpcrs Very bad hseu ivcs.ed-
MARYLAND Highs completely commanding h.fPeTt feffy'
aud b.ng thoroughly deeusoe point which the latter vas
Mt Gen Wool However, tool he r.spoDsibly Of bclies
iDs hst the Fey woa.d net be attacked AID ~ dsessTdea
The ldv.ce."
There IL not one word Of truth in the above.
Harper's Ferry could have been defended by lO,OOO
men if rightly directed. Col. Miles surrendered
II 200. Tie lossceson OF the Maryland Highis by
the enemy did not interfere with the dciense Of III
rers Ferry. They had 10 guns on the Highis That
eoad do he sliqhiest injury or prevent the defense
OF the hights Of lIarpers Ferry. IL Col. Miles had
obeyed nv orders the Maryland Nights would no.
have been taken possession OF by the RebeIs.
JOHN +. WOOL. Major General.
BaliiRorc Tuesday, Oct Il, l1t1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
iseion. And this is that which this day singles

him out rs man capable Of an inspiration and en-
thusiasm equal TO that of Stonewall jackson, aud
which would lie as much stronger than that Of the
spiriling than Slavery. glorious Southern Con-
fedcrscy is the vision Of one; a redeemed and Free
New World is the vision of the other.
The Government has already learned that Gen
erals are not made ont of mud, and only waits Tor
the people to learn it too before dispensing with
such. But il is time that the Government knew OF
what stuff Generals are made. They are not made
OF men who seek their own advancement, but of
those who devou,ly coDsecrate themselves to high
and noble aims. They may seem impraciical their
Utouia may be the illusOry mirage OF the desert;
bnt like that il bears them in swift pursuit over the
blasted and arid desert of war to the peaceful fields
and streams Of which their mirage was a faithful
copy.
This Government commits bunder in not having
Gen. Phelps, and any other General OF bis caliber
in important posts this day. If history means any
thiug, it means that every dream aud hope is the
guaranty Of disnerested effort. AT present he, and
srch as he, are much good, powerful steam es-
Gaping into the air day by day without turning any
wheels or bearing any freight. 1t is 50 much waste
force. An idea discovered this country; an idea
planted this nation upon Ne shores; an idea secnred
It's independence sgsust enormous ODDS; and only
as its banner shall now represent az idea, and call
about it the pIghted knights ard champions Of
that dea will it prevail and reproduce its besut-
fal folds the symbolic stars and stIesks Of humani-
ty + dawn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

DEMOCRATIC NoMIsATioSs ~ TIE TENTH Con-
oRrssioxAL DisrRIcr.-There is serious split IN
the Democratic party in the Xth Congressional
District, arisng out OF the unfair treatment OF the
delegates from Rockland County, who claimed The
night to nominate IA candidate for Congress nv the
recent Democratic Convention held at lonkers, at
which Mr. Radford Of Wes,chester was nominated
The Roekland County delegates withdrew from that
Convention, and met III New-City, kockland
County, ON Saturday lsst. After the regular bns-
ness had been disposed Of, speeches were mnde by
the Hon. A. B. Conger and others, End rotcst
against the proceedings of the Democratic Conven
ton held at Yonkers was presented, when the par
ties comprising the meeting unauiuou,ly resolved,
with raised hands, standing upon their feet, TO tup.
porn for Congress the Hon. A. =. sUFFfRIs OF
Hnverstraw. They pledged Themselves to vote for
Suferin, year after year. until he Is elected.
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Arrived.

Bril- Screens Smith lof Boston, Smith, Ta,rngona Sept
paced Gibraltar lath fruit Yates Portered Sept "a
lat % % 49, spoke ship Gsz-lle tweer OF New Bed
ord day from ~. Mays; Oct 49, let ~ 10, ION co 20
spoke b. ship Boadicel St John NJ b. for Narrens
Points 9th lat 20 a. Ion. g. spoke Bremen ship President
from Bremen Ba!tinore 18Th experienced tremendous
gale from s. f. which listed hour when IL sifted to the
x W. ,nd blew With equal fury with bad Sd lat 40 -
lon. % ~. passed ship Somerseislre. bond f.
6chr Msii BrUner, ChiHc ,ielg4e lays, wood.
Steamer MsIa, Nichols PAisoelphia mdse. to Loper
Kirk sstrick.
steamer Concord Jones' Philadelphia, ridse. TO LoIer
Kirkpatrick.
Steamer Fair Lady Allen Philadelphia mdse. to J. e. II
Bisyr.
Steamer Osprey, Kennsy, Providence mdss. to Eawsra
RynDer.
Steamer ltascs. Williams, Philadelphia, mdse to j.
Briggs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
SIMPPlNG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF Der %.
Cleared.

s.esmsbip-city Of Richmond, Kelly, Washington.
Ba'RAbhvis CbSpdler Havana WslsH' Carver Chase;
Marayal, Griffin, Barbados. Il. ID. Dwight.
Briss-Conques. iBrl Scott, Antwerp. VIM r. Schmidt
Isabella, Hanheld, Msranhsn h. X. Corniry Son & Co T;
windwsrd Roberts Boston. II. p Buck CO.; Brisk (Br
Wren, Matapzas ". II. Russell, BIO. Co
Sclooners-Montersy Crsy Delaware City David Smith.
Smith ScAuylki. Empire, saith PHILADELPHIA ]. c. Ben.
ons e. j. Scott oeIho Philadelphia. j. g. Ben,ons
Sons l.. A. Johnson Collins, NewIsven Exstion Torbell
Washinston A. H. Gibbs; Merbehesd McAlister Washing.
,oB Wa. s. Brown Co.; g. Il. Smith, Soper, Baltimore
Van Brunt Slagnt; Sterling Damon, Providence H. s..
Racket F. w. Thorne, Davis Fall River l.. Kenny; Pocl
Gray Boston America Re nots Fall River, L. Kenny Sea
Ranger Hinckey baltimore Viola Haskell sissl end Cam
peacby Moore L Henry Yorktown. Wogoru, Baltimore,
Mennl Abbott Joseph Franklin, Bennett Totenyile,
T. q Benton Son; Qoai Brewster, New-Bedford, VIM s..
Brown 4 Co.
stcsmer-I Burden, Lopez, Philadelphia Lopez Kirk.
patrick
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Dfcasrers, &c.

THERE is oresud Aft seh ashore the rocks at foot Of
Tenth street, l.. X.
The STEAMSHIP MISSISSIPPI. previously reported abandon
doned heavy seas and Wind on the 23h
3Oth August She the burden Of 231 uns aud
intended for service Of the Yang Te Rye and bod cargo
but coal for use board tie time. Her owL<rS pee
register appear be William H. Sale and Joseph Peabody Of
New oIk-
BOsroy OCT. q, 1862.
The bark Agar from Fsya Oct. brings the captains and
crews wh.ers before reporsd copufed by the Rebel
steamship Alabama. Nothing further Of the Alabama.
The ohg Augusta from Newburyport for New-YoTk,
towed New London 26tn inst. with oss Of sails chains
slchoT &e This a. the vessel OF Newport Sunday
In dissress
BUPF.Lo, Oct ~, 1862
The schr Joseph for willard Camel from Toledo, with
OF wheat, put into Po Stanley Canada ieakios
badly.
by Letter % E.l,good Weller s.a Sec Bd I,aasrw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
NEW.YORK 4 NEW.HAvEN RAILROAD.
,sg2 SPRING ARRANGEMENT 1854
COMMENCING MAY 5, lS62. SO
PASSENGER station IN New-York icorner 2.hss and lth.
nverne EnirAnee OF Eth-st.


COMMENCING MAY 5, 1901
PASSENGER station IN Newlork icorner 2,thss aud 9Th
avenue Entrance on Eth-,t
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For New-Iyen :, g. ~, tEx)i l2i3, ,, Ex) as' ASs
For BiisePo,,, 1s. N, CEx) lsls (Er1 $50 49,
For MioTd, sr,iod Fairfield Southport, and we'tpOrt
yor korwlk, :, $50 g. m. I:lS g. GI) $50, 40 as''
For paren md Greenwich s.sd. niS a'e, ~
$50 p IN. o.o ,,rsa ~ 4 so
Ear Po, Chester aud Intermediate stations sS9I nj
10. fcr, Chester and Now Roche ellie, m tEI)
~. CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via Springfield, 0 a. n, J, tExD p m''
y Foy Bos.on Vi, Shore Line l2.l5, p m, Ex;l
Tor Hartford aud Springfield, a. IL, (Ex LID tfh'
r COM e.,lcut River Railroad % Montreal. H. lEsD
and ~ - p ~, TO Northampton. -. ., =, ,,,
For Hartford ProyideBce, and Fishkil Railroad a H.
"V-' Nc Gsveu New.Lordon aid Stopusoo Rsilrssd -
cs ana, Rsilioad nIs p. m. 90 Northampton.
For fiousaous Ksilroad to Pittsneld a. N, p M, 70
gew.Mil;cra Saturday, through to iitIsaeid
Ror Nm4afnek Railroad, 3, q. m, J. p M ~
FOR Dauburv aai Norwalk Rsisozt, T. $50 n; Aso
?. N. . s,, a., ,,,..bss to-, y, Train
JAMES "A. hOir, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

How THr REBELS CLEANED our THE BLUE
GRASS REGIoS.--Gen. Bragg rs said to have sue
ceedod h carrying with him, out of Kentucky, no
fewer han four thousand negroes heavily laden with
pluudor. a majority of which WINS captured from
our forces, besdes supplying himself with unnam-
bered thousards Of beef cattle, sheep and mules
This "spoi" does not include the Immense droves
that hal previously been driven by the Rebels ifom
Kentucky into Eat Tennessee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
swonp PRrsrsrArrox.-A very neat afair Of

SWORD PREsESTATIoN.-A very neat amir Oh
hi, Kind cane tho residence Of Major beflemn g.
Tsofd the Tat Regiment American Guard t Se'tfiHy
.yenug MOTOR TrsGord has t h. ree'n promotion ocen
IN command Of Company Of tho gallant list and having
Himself by his iuya'ube pohtenes, and
consideration IN ell bs relations TO thom they
were unwilling part with him without some marx Of thi
esteem cad regtTl The Mor responded TO the reinrti
the member foprcsentius the cenprny very hrpyi ana
II collation. the company dspesedi H. tho best oi fPfits
TLo rs ,lAent ulad,s tb, sfs3ino0n for inspection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

John l.. Hunter, Secesh lawyer, went up to the
Camp at Augusta, Me-, and told the soldiers that
they were not obliged to stay an hour that il he was
in their place, he would leave when he chose to
do So" lie was tlereupon locked NJ by the u. s.
Marshal, So he richly deserved 70 be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
1862. I L 1862.
'frIiSysYLvANIa CENTRAL. RAILROAD,

PETNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with its connections: fo.ms
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
ruoy NEW-lORK iHE PRINCIPAL WESTERN cirfHs
Eirhs trains daily fIom Newloik to Philadelphia via
New.ysisey and Camden ana Am5oy lne ,,,,.
iLu THROUGH TRAINS FOR IdE WEST BY THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEW-lOKk FROM THE
FOOT OF COcRrLANDr-Sr.
BY woy of Philadelphia the morning PASSENGER leave Ne
YoN ot lime ether routes Eyeang Passeases
at q p M. hour later than other lines
by wy Of Allentown. evening Passengers leave NS m,
three later than the Norh.fn Ines and by both route:
sgye tie tiue As Northern iues In Chicago ana ~
POINTS 81 tie North West Cesi1e Indianapolis, Louisville
s. LOnis, Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati ard all ulaiI.
points West. VITA tower changes OF cars. ,,.,. a..
Pi,sbarsh $50 miles ana New.f1k TO pittsburgh 80 miss
smoking and Saloon Cars pa ali t.aus
Fare the other routes.
Baggage checked through. Transfers ires-
e,csre Tickets good untii used, by lisbursh.
WESTERN EMlORATioN
Tho Pernsyivanli Central Company runs an EmlsrMss
navel parties moving Westward at ono half ina usual fses
VI iaro rDutGFtrs
BY Ills route irelh,s of AL descriptions be forwarded
10 AID cineny point the Railroads Of ONO kentuesy lu
diana lInoif. Wisconsin, Iowa. or Missouri by RAIL-
ROAD plcr or - , s@y St M .A' nA'AOls s
he rates Freight 10 ana iien any point Ia the Westoy
a. aria Railroad al all times favorable
ed bs o,hsE Railroad Coepsnes Merchants aud ship
~ ttutinr tie lransp Of their Freight This Coxe
sany, rely with oopndy gee on ne peedy transit
. nd Dealer. Ia live stock Win hod this mos, "a.
vsys4eous route. Nsracous lsTas vel Waercd sup.
nj ed with every convenience have been opened this line
connections aud every senon Is paid to their wsis
cir, AVID resting choice Is offered ~ the ptilLADEl~
PHIN NEWYOliK anc BALTlMO REaMARKErS
j. L. ELLIOTT. Passenger Agent, No. A'icr-hos'e
AIf0 "a Ssor M. ses 10 South William -
neDoNALD BIsCHoFF, Emigrant Agents. ,...,
rNOCu LEWIR General Or a. Xhseaa n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

T1oovs PROM ST.. JoHs. N. B.--TAc 81 John
GIobe saws, that during the past fortnight large
number II mechanics aud worlingmen have let thai
city. ard gone to the United States, attracted thhhtr
BY the high rate OF wages, and apparently not dauns
ed Nv the unsettled state of ain IN that country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

SUPRrsE CONFERENCE.-The L-Adlour1ed
Tor tho Term PAT ll--Sos $50 $685. $500 4l4. 800 900,
J2 sil6 g6i8 $40. 35.2 95, 800. Joal 49, aot si5S
$40 3ss2 SiA Part lllhoi ?63i, J29l, 1J9 5sl Sll''
lJll. $50. Sao.. a,
SufnrME coURr-SPLciAL TTRg.-Part l.-Ad'
iourusd for tho Tenn Par, .lasges Of Law aud fsc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
SUPERIOR COUHT-srgc1AL TERs.-OcT. 25--Befor
Calef Justice BoswOKTH.
pPCfgfosg

Carlisle ct a. agt. Walton ct al.--Case settled.
Brush. it, AZ. Youpg.-Molion grated condit!onay,
for Festous stated Ia menIorsuduui.
Before Justice M0ScRiEY
10 Inburn ~ willard Parker, WIN. Whgit 1gf Hen.
Uuls, Alb.ft J9eucay, &C., sgt Lppmen Loprli;z
rshs, s-r>s. urfcr az hcseI MaY Geo BTsuast Tho,
Co.slIo Johs Lsuecb, ss, Alex. a. Cas,r..sr-OideTs
granted
Mass,r., 4 Hart -. Robert H. itiiorder Il reference
10 tho non. Murray Holman.
Jehn Whman act Jos J. Thompson: Charles Hullnd 1t
Al at Jc j. Iho4pson e eA,ssjOfders 70 show cause
LIZ. ian sgt Benz wsisrbury-JudEineot foT plaintiff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
BORT Uarocns' Notice.
STATE OF f,Ry.YORK

PoRrWARDEas OFFICE, No. l0i Wall-s.5
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with
section Of the &c. passed April a. 1887 entitled An
act gsrs tire Wardens Office OF the Port OF New
York all persons Interested in hsying charge Of the
matter of suc inquiry. examination that
the following vessels under examination by the Port
Wardens aud that the sii surveys examinations will bs
completed within days succeeding this notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
Ocean CLEANERS.

A RRANGEMENT commencing July ], 1862
IN FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA.
frs,.csss VIII le,se Eewiork the ls. 18th
and Dist OF each month except vhss thess dse sh on
SUNDAY, when the DAY Of departure viii DO tbs MONDAY
following =.
For height or passage tppy at the ony Office No Bowl
ing.yresr ID. Il. ALLEN, Agent
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AS O. ROBERTS'S LINE STEAMSHIPS,
W. FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON VIA NC
ARAlTA
Ihrongh IN Ad,ance Of The mail -
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARES THROUGH TO
SAN FRANCISCO.


No DETENTION On IHL ISIHNI5.
The now and splendid steamship AMERICA, 2e9 tun'
JEFF Many Commander, will s-l On SATURDAY OCTOBER
23 A. Y O'Clock noon prcely from her Pier al the ioot o.
Wsrrea-s, North River FOR San Juan del Noe connecting
with tho last ard we'll known Steamship MOSES IAl LON
so tuus T. Howes Commander 20 ssi wlthou, Delay f9r
Francisco direct arrival Of the passengers a. san Juan
lie, Sur.
Tie speed aud accommodation Of these steamers arc I'M
by any ssssrs either and Il Is intended
70 and passengers by this line in San Francisco within 81
DAYS. 80. -
Tire uns.rsued having been IN the Caonis trade from
toe beginning beg to inform the public that this y psnA
en line ana not pat on the pipos Of being bongb. or
driven Cd The pi will postgey leave me day sdvef
tied once month and in fiR louthj other sh2l VIII Ne
go,dy. 30 tia, double service may Dc relied upon.
For Information o. passage, sppyo o,r,,,
No ~ We.t.s. corner Of Warreu-s... North River.
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COURT or COMMON PLEAs--sIEciAL TERH-Ocr. "a
Before Judge BRADY
DECIsIOS.
Dur, art. Have..-Moiion to discharge order de-
Med With slo eo, bs paid ou; o. property discovered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
soldier and devoted patriot, on the battlefield,

while leading brigade against the enemies II bis
country. His uDreproachable life and his deeds of
heroism will be the proudest monument that could
be reared to his memory.
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Z ONG ISLAND RALROAD-CHANGE

ITEkMlNUS-Passeuger Depot, Jsnesslip and foot Of
34ths., 4. R-Winte Arrangements commencing Friday.
Oc d. s6& Leave New York at for ecupori, Seq
Hsrbor, Orient and Hampton; q, a. m. and f~s
iip; at and p. for Syosset; ~. Tor H.mg
stead Sundays the train leaves Hunters Point t34t ct.
Ferry at 830a m. for Ysphsnk aud intermediate stso.
At excursion raes returning leaves fsphank at 1896
On Friday and Saturday Egit tae lsip tr4ia will
through 10 Geenpor returning Saturday and Mondsy
ing ., is H. arriving in New York at Q: SO a. m.
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GiENTRAL RAIIRO Of NEW-JERSEY.-

" From foot OF Conr,lsnd Connecting at Hampton
Junction with Delagac. Lcksv and estern Rsosd,
and at Esston With Lehgh Valley Railroad and its
tons forming direct line TO Pittsburgh and the West without
sUMMiJt ARRANGEMENT Commencing May s. 1869
Leave New-Io as ioiiows:
HARRisBURG ExPggss-At 4 m. for Esston Reading,
Pottsvle Harrisburg Mauch Chunk wnIism'port, &c.
MAIL TRArS-At 8 a. n. for Easton, Water Gap Scrsn-
ton, Great Bend, Pht.top, Wikesbarre &c
l2y. TRRoUGR TRAIs-For Easton Msuch Chunk, WI
nsmspsrt, Reading Pottsville, Harrisburg, 10
Up. N. WAY PASSENGER TsAIS-for Esston Bethlehem,
Allentown. snd Nanch Chunk
s:a0P w. WAY TRAE--For Sonperville.
8p =. WFgTYRy EVPRg.s--Fsr Eaton. Allentown, Resds
nr urv Pit,sbsrah and the West Sleeping from
Jersey City itrourh 70 Pittsburgh.
ENPFEss T4AfN HARIJsBURG-Ihe q m. express
Ing Fst ana West ceu.r. Eothern
Central Rsrosd North and South ard with he Cumber-
Trr TayoTGn ExpnEss TRAIN YoR tn. WEST leaves
Nev-Yosk At daily SUNDAYS exceped making close
sonns.ion o. .5s 10 Pisbusb and bu. one to cipcn
rail sat Chicago -Four hoar' time saved oy taxing this
tIalr - - 49, ~
Yolk ~ Pier ~ North River, ai'i1' and li~ MI
The boats stop It gerssa Poin. and Mariner Eartos every
trin Each way JOHN o. Stems. Superintendent
"IrDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-F ALBA.
4 ny aud TROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH AID WEST. Trains leave; 49,,
From Chambersst From N'n g "A q,
Fxpress End a. m md :: I25, s:23 q and $40 ana
Troy % ' and Gibsay with sleep.
mem Io:I5p. m 1910 .. tsunday aeludsdl
/ Pouehkeepsie train. $50 q M
P.ekskiil train 10 30 a. III and rs and 6:ss p.
81, sir train $3.50 and $3.50 iO:s5 . and <25 m.
~ M 3:5s and 3:s3 p. m.
berors in Brookyn purchase tickets u esscotts Er
ress Office, No. 20 Nsshgt INST, City Hsl square sla
have their baggage checked their residences to Gil points en-
the road 'A" " '"' A. s. SMITH. Superintendent
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TEIHE GREAT EASTERN having touched the
ground her late passage from Liverpool ha' beeu
considered advisable make q thorough examination Of her
bottom before sending her Fer departure viii there
fore be delay beyond her previously -dyeied day Of sale
ing Holders % return tickets win Rave Thorn renewed
mcnsy reurnes they may desire. Due notice viii De
gyon OF The ships departure.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30 1862

MnAfUnD ALMANAC
Sun-Risss.. .,G,2e I6sts.....S:09 Meoa-6sts ll:2l
sIGH WATER fHIB DAK
sandy Hook. 0:66 Gov Island. . 056 He'll 0se. 2'3I
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IyOR U ARTFORD. MERIDEN. and SPRING.

u kIELD-STEAMbOAT AID RAILROAD CONNEC-
TON via NEW-HAyEN-The CONTINENTAL lesvss
Pecislp. East River daily Sundays excepted OF 35
The seanlboa. tFuin leaves the VIII IT at EEWHAYEN
arrival Of the boat all way stations MIGHT LINE
Tie TRAVELLER leaves for New.Hsvsn st II o'clock.