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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-16

Commodore Foote passed this city Mon
day on bis way TO Clov land, where he has
q brothu, with whoa be prop Jses b spend
a brief period ia The bop Of recovering bic
health, which has suffer 4 feanully in con
sequence OF he wound b. received az Fort
DOneleou. Iis weight Is scarcely more
than bali what Il Was az that battle. The
officers Of his feet, al Of whom regard him
A. the model Of gallant hero, we're much
grieved 10 part with bin, yet they begged
him TO leave them for a Zine. knowing lhat
bic lie depended upon BIS doing 40
Commodore FaOte j. a native OF Conneo,
ticul--a ine specimen u lhe lighting Yan
kee. His father was q distinguished and
highly rgfp ctable citizan Of that State
L0u Journal
, 1862-11-03

:. OR s L IA Eilliar,1 Tail,
n=aray new. ell cvu7ps re- Eo- 81 e f,- &i,n cesl,
sEl1iI.. No. l67 st-te street. u:2 ;Sai t
, 1862-11-03
THE PIRATE ALABAMA,
ANOTHER CHAPTER OF HER
PLUNDERINGS,

BosToS, Nov. 2.-Tte brig B1ron De Cos-
tire arrived here, Ttpo1tS On Gh'. 29ih u1., Ia
latltuoe 80 d.g., longitude tn Dig, th4t
che ~as captussd by tAe British pirate Ala
hama, Capt. Semmes, rho s!r-rd to uoerate
tbs vessel for q bond OF SC 0GD, payable to
the President Of the Confederate States
thtrty days alter peace should be declared.
Tie captaiu WAS also obliged to take the
crews ct rev! raj vessels previously captured,
"tieh Ee did and landed them at the nearest
part. Among other ye.srl5 captured By
Capt Sru1es vas the ship Tonawarta from
Philadelphia for Liverpool After desatai1g
r+r i've days he released her f,r bond OF
$4,000. Moet Of the vessels captu-.d were
burnt and The crews put IN .ryn= Ac4pturtd
cop,Ain WIS informed by Il lieutenant aad snY-
er Itt:y officers of the Allbama that
tier rcxt etsticaion was N.w York, as
fias Mtaut to ttr:sw f.,.s Az lis in:o he c.t;
Hr II ::reaente the AablmA US vcry Formidable
but uouoss her being as tast ~ r~p .rted
T"o large PiEutguns we're beink mpuated.
Tic c..!ait7 ot the snip L.:lyett: r4ports
thst 1cte h he net Se1nme7 he sa1rri s.. ..nn1aa
his British consular ctrtficlte and rem .5k..ti
that lle tunpes, d That was snt6 elent pecteo-
sion. s'Semnlee reIl,ed Nes Yorstre are get.
til r suiaTs, hut 1t wont SAVE it. L. id
ia; chs d up mess," aud orte;e ed tie shis to be
burned.
, 1862-11-03
THE vERr LATEST NEWS.
N0RDAY. 8 O'CLOCK LIZ.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Gen. Hunters Military
Commission,
SIGNIFICANCE az the CHANGE In
TUE FRENCH CABINET,
Reported: Engagement between
Baya1a's and Stuaxt'a
Cavalry.
Position of the Rebel Army in the
shenandoah Valley.

[Epecfa1 r,fsrs4rA IN +ha r,ai..,,, ,.,tt,,.1
w..uuaro1 NJ . 1ses
The military conomissto, at wh;ct Gsa
Hunter il president, Ia to Be charksd t,v the
secretary Of var with the autv at Investigating
many important matters in the war, such ~
Balls BlnG, the Peainsular campaign snd
numerous charges against Fitz John Porter,
and the dessi.ution Of the Amy of the Poto.
mac.
Secretary Chase, VIXEN at S;eel's camp on
F1;day, made spseeh. exu.es.iap the on;n;,n
that decided success. would sn,n crown onr
arms, and tia. siye1's corn, w,n1;1 b,-. soma.
thirg to do.
From tho mount.in nesr TI1orou -hf.ra a.,
cur scouts saw rebel pick.ts and ravia, n,r-
ties, and 1arrow1v esc4ped capture-
Gcn. Roaecrans' com mission "a maior cen-
eral has bedn dated back to the a15t Of M4r.h
1sC2, the time he ceased to command the de-
p.rtment OF Western Virginia. This vas
dune as a reward for the eallantrg AMI ,nccess
of that officer. aud to make hin, ontr.ok
major generals who wi! have to serve nnder
him.
Big. Gen. Oz.sshv Il recon,ma an3ea fo7
nr,mo5ior 70 q J,i,r. q 4nnr,1.hi,, for ,,,1,.nt.
~ asd ,oarit.,r;oHs con,,uct in n. 4,,t,., ,,t
Co,ipth.
Tho restoration of Tsonv,na, ro,,a ,,d
Pe1sfsny, Louis N,po]eon,s Minister, ia At.
/ t,;hnt. 4 hs ner5on, vol ,con,fn,oa Oil 49,,
no,;,,cs nj Fr,rca n i n,-tv Id bc t,a -
1ress Enotnie which d..c.n,s. Tho p,,. :, ~.
n,a,stnrhsa nossaa.1,n ot p,n, Tt,;z 49,
| iret change, a1so Indicates a acr,,7a,n.,+ !,
t Anr1o.Frn nch no}icr and an n,li mo rr;tr
p,sz;. c,voraela u, rho 1y,7,.a s~,t,-
There has heeo no eer;on. 6.,h+5o1 +r-a.1
| o-1- . ran. l.r,,,.h,,o - a., 7.a-+
NV yorr Nv 9eTt,. U-.,zrs u,o,+
- a~N'
, 1862-11-03

Great Excitement IN Dayton, Ohio.
ATTEMPT TO BREAK OPEN THE
JAIL AND LYEGH 4
PRISONER,

C1ScExAT1, Nov ., 1sG2.-A special dis
patch to the Enquirer from Dayton says: At
ter the shooting Of B,limeser the excitement
WAS intense. Several hundred persons
collected far tha purpose Of takinz
Brown from the Jail and hanging him.
The mayor promptly quelled the riot.
In the Afternoon the crowd again collected
in large Numbers around the Jail, but no DEM
oEstration Of any consequence was mads.
AboHt z o'clock p. m. the mob sgain assem-
blta and proceeded to the jail with 70 swiv-
e1s for the purpose Of breaking down the jail
door, and dragging Brown ont to be execnted-
The guns were captured by the police. A few
shots were fired and four psnous wounded
cne severely. At 10 p. m. all waa compari-
lively quist. The mayor, car:y In the even,
Ing, telegTaphed to Gen. Wright for militia,
~ force to assist him in preserving the peace,
and at half past eight o'clock i've comp anie.
Of regulars arrived at Dayton.
10 p. m.-The Enquirer says: A gentleman
who arrived from Dayton =: half past nine
last Light, says the parties hAa political
quarrel before the election, and Brown th.cat
ened to shoot Ballmeyer, and that the killing
Of the dog was the indirect cause Of the rem
cot4teE yesterday.
, 1862-11-03

AEaU&a
HALIFAX, Nov. LII steamer Arabi,,
fruM Lleelpcol. Oc.obsr l5t1. via Queens
t.*D, Oc cber 19h, arrived h::re Ilis 1nofu-
ing. Ht7 da'es are tnre. da5 > lattr tlaa those
by tie f-tinburG.
1ne scctia, IRON New York, arrived at
Queersto-n OIL the 1?ln.
It was reported thai the confederate priva-
tits 1e1% il. tie Medittrr.lt:Au, tl..t they
rad alrt+dy destroyed dozeu fe<tr:s; Vessels.
It was laid that Sv;.n:es sseo.un.aude4 one vi
tltm.
TIE English rew=pnpers advance nothing
neW Gn GiAc1i>An 4ll.sr= Suine CT :hst1 cu.l~
t'rur 10 cal for reccg nitiGn Of tie Southern
ctniedtracy.
TEert wire further IuHcrs Of changes In
The French cabinet It w@s reported that
F. MD IL d P.reigIy ha1 beth tt1deret. th.4r
BEcsastrffs dull ard trregul,r,sand tenaipg
downward. >Provi=iore etili declining. Con-
sols clio: Cd on Friday at 333@3 ios mouey.
The story abuns LIE twu rebel pliy2teers is
from the Lei dou Daily Nescs Si,,zz:a CORES
Ecrdercs, and very probably Is only aro:ner
VERSION Of the stas e1:ent already published Of
tie dts' 1uctiop OF whal-r5-
| 4 large Garibatd{ meeting had been held In
Ic1dtI. An.uDg the Resolutions ~as Que
Protesting sssI:et the continued occupation
| II Rome II the Fl. nsh troops.
II cLaIges In the Ffehc1 ministry are con-
strusG as u4laycFah1e to the c.u5s Ut 1ta;iaa
nnfy.
Mar hal Canrobert 5s appointed commander
Ct the military division uf Lyons. AID the
Duke Ct N. genta c-mmander Of the navy.
There are raau1 ruytr5 from Rome that
Cs1dtnal Antallir and Mana. Mefode bad ten
dertd their res5gna,iors. Report said Prince
La TGur U'Auturgne was to be the new
FreIch Hi lister 10 Rome.
BEead.tutfs quiet sud irregular, With q
downward tendency Provisions fat. Consols
closed on Saturday at 9555ssG5955@.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Oct. I5.-The Lon.
don Daily Atscx points to the desperation aud
ba1ba1i>nl OF the slaye drivers Us evideuccd in
the proceedings Of the rebel Congress.
TIE Lunucn MidZl reytr1s to th= speech os
Sir G. G. Lewes, snd surs the time his arrived
1cr recognition Of the souta, and future
| tines vi point to the delay IL the reco*ul'
| tiou AZ tt = greatest mistake in the toreia 4
! policy ot PMmeratou.
, 1862-11-03

/ OsT-Cn Saturday ::f;crno -, q
~ large N.s,rartu's OK with "Boni!a:t l.
11arnt II, CASA au.k WITT tte back OF it, Tn.
tit Il! y III t {a} .tl1 No. HullF.i3 Sucs
and be tutga1,, = re@nr1ed, no. .;s37-fk
, 1862-11-03

El<:NT NE6ARERS oR THE LEG1S.
LATIxkE.
Nr icar that MANY pelssns hare over
looked tho fact that there is to be elected
to-morr"w III tbs coun+y, seven Represen-
tativcs ind one Senator. The, UnioR men
can elec. the whole eight, il they make
proper efforts. There is United States
Senator 10 be elected this winter, aud it
Co;;k equity sends q solid delegation Of
Tnionis:s in all :oro.}a',fl'y it VIII secure
the election Of sound aud reliable Repub-
lican Union United States Senator. We
cnt5eat every Tnien citizen to vote for the
Republican Union candidates for Repre-
scuAtives without scratching a name.
Every scratched name is yotc for some
secession sym moathiscr like josh Allen OF
Dick Richardson. Let no feelings Of PCT
sonal prejudice towards a particular can.
didAte cause any -Urion man to vote
against him. Rcnember that there is
United States Senator at stake. 4 united
delegation fr'm Cook county will secure
the election ot s:me good and true man tt
sit beside Judge Trumbull in the Scnat4
chamber.
, 1862-11-03

Departure of Gen. Rose Grams and
StaT for the Field.
GIN, JeT. G. Davis Admitted to Bail
and Grne to JON his Command.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihune-1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihune-1
LOUISVILLE. No7. !, 1862
Gen. Rosecra1s and staff l=fs lor 1ead4 aar-
tere this morning. With th%ir departure was
general stampede Of shoulder straps Of all
patterns, which have been very plenty here
for the Fast ten days.
Ytanan las be.n elected representative to
Congress from the 1st district OF this State, IL
place Of Gen. James 3. Jackson, who resi yaed
to enter the army and Was killed at Perryville.
D1. Dswall, a we'll known guszil.a chief, was
killed in skirnish in the vicinity OF Owens.
toro On Wednesday Last. &c Was NeH
Ycrker by birth.
Gen. JEFF C. Davis arrived in this city to-day
and delivered himself up to the civil authori.
ties, to be tried for maoslaugater, in killing
Gen. Wm. Nelson. He was admitted to bail
and Has gone 10 his command, with the army
of the Cumberland.
Slsj. Gen. Wight, commander chief oi
the department Of the OHIO, arrived here to-
day,
, 1862-11-03
The Old Public FuHrrlonary's Reply
to Gen. Scott.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l--Ex-Fre5fdent Bu-
charan, through the National l,4hAigsncsr, re-
piiss at ltreth 10 Licut- Gen. Scott, waose re-
cent publication he considers an uudisxnised
ceEsurc OF his conduc. during the Last mouths
OF is administration in regard TO the seven
cotton States now in rebellion. In noticing
the first and most prominent anoug the
ctargts, Eanse1y, his refusal immediately to
garrison nine Enumerated fortlfcatiops scat
terd over six OF tie So:thcrn St.1es,
according to Scott's Recommendation,
he says: :" This refusal is attributed w.sn1u:
the least G. uee, to the istluence OF Gov. Floyd.
All nly catiLGt must buAr me wisuess That
vas myself responsible for all the acts Of
6nrirg the last six mnn'hs previous to the
:9th Of December, 1860, the day on which he
rrtlEn. Lis c1iicc, a't r MY request, be- exer-
clt&d }.ss i. tlueuce IN the administration
Than any ether ner':'er Of the cabinet. Mr.:
1!el' WIS inn ed asely thereafter transferred
frem the pest eli &C drpar: :menr to thas Of the
war, go that from this time till the 4.h OF
March, 1861, which was by far tae most
1nlNr, ant period Of the administration,
he performed the tutirs Of secretary of War
TO my h lie satisfaction. He then proceeds
! to SLOW that there il ans WET bota easy aud
cor clutl Z, II other valid re2sols did not e1-
fst, rame1y: there we're no ay:itaA]e troops
within rtach which could BE- stnt to taese
torttfications To have attempted military
OPERATORS on a scale so extensive, By auy
! nj ans within the p, ,efidenfs power, would
ra.e oetn shntts a. safo ~ tnls ne say,
.n,1 ~ nh ~ ns supPanentA 1,. LIVE: VIZ o. T.:
@tusn @ "a -. .o1ef, oe1' scolt 1srusel seems 10
haVe pten eohs19eec. Iheee Fae1s,
uu'a o'eIuAa aHu suppanenta[y, ne
sHh,s, WIFE puoh1Eeu oy Teaefas
seo1. - ,c,s e - t,.1 -'4tse,0t ~, taleatgencef
Ftrtant snd critical period 0: the adminis:ra-
t1on. lhe punicat'on ~ !hat time could 90
70 postiois good, .. might have done muca
hahn: TO have published them without the
Tretidents h2o~ledge and consent waa as
much In violation OF fhe sscred ,n6deuce
which ought TO prerat1 between the COM
mtnc1pg general OF the army and the CON-
mancer III chitf, as 1t would .ye been for the
! secretary OF var 70 nave Published the same
documeut ~lthont aoehorlsy. :. What Is OF
uole importance, Their poti1cat Oh *a..calcu-
lated lEJu,tusl3 ~ sfleee the compromise
measures tneh before congress- and tue coun-
fS' aho 70 encourage Inc sect sst'r fses tn thei7
Mao 81 "ickta attempt 10 snatter the Union
ll1o nfgmen1t.
rom ne frta' respecs Ehen entertained
, 1862-11-03
Ps,rSsD Brt,WnlcW al Peer1a
fnet feElD.


[speclal Dispatch to the Ch!eago Tfi5urc.1
PEORIA, Nov. !, lss2.
Pareon Brovnlow and Mr., Bfos- spoke this
afternoon, at Peoria, in Parmelys Hal. Il Is
By tar the 1argest buildip. ia the city, aud it
was crowded to nearly overhoslEg tor nearly
txo hcurs- The venerable patriot made the
Tory Democracy quail before his blasting
truths and burning eloquence- The friends
here believe that the cause OF freedom and
the Union il in the ascendant
This cv.ninE the same speakers have al
dressed q large nee:irg Of the clrN:ns of
T1zeweu county, at Pekin. To characterize
the meeting would simply be to rspest Whist
has b.en 20 often said of others~
The tour Of the eloquent Tennesseeau has
been most successful one. 1hs good effect
Of bis labors viii he largely fell at the polls
nexs Tu.sIay. Every Ehere 1t has been founl
thai large nl.5orit5 If tile soldiers semitic the
var have been Republicans, but am con"
vinced that Illinois wall vote for freedom, the
Union snd the constitution BY large ma
ioritY,
, 1862-11-03
CHS Gtihttstk> ii T.
An INFAMOUS ATTEMPT To RRo.
00EK EKMURUER&r Yt0r6N1

IN INFAMOUS ATTEMPF To FRO.
NOTE ExAUDULRNr VOTING,
10 the tncendi&ry and diabolical article
m the secession Times in regard to the en-
To1lment d the militia We have this answer;
1st. The listing Of names Of voters acts
With perfect equality on both parties th&
names Of Republican voters viii be tAkenI
down exactly lLe same as the namss A
Democrats
3D. The enrolment In no way interferes
Nth the right oc any citizen, native OF
naturalized- The enrolling officer cha17
lenges no mSn's vo1e, or asks him fcr
whcm he votes.
Sd. The enrolment does not even pre-
vent an alien with British protection paper
IN his pocket from swearing in his vote aud
committing perjury If he sees proper. Oae
effect in that case; is to render such alien
hereafter liable, like any person to be
drafted, as he daTs not plead he Was ex-
; empt as an alien, because it would render
him hat1e to arrest, Indictment and pun
ishment for fraudulent voting.
4th. It is said that there are / 600 aliens
in this city wno are in the habit Of voting,
that have procured British protection pa
pcrs, ard there are many more aliens who
also vote at our elections, that intend to
take ont projections when sn order Tor
drafting comes. If these persons vote to-
morrow. their aames will stand hereafter
enrolled as subject to draft. Is this not
risht2 1t is the interest Of every native
born and .a:qralized citizen to have these
names enipa1 I'D, rs it lessons their own
= chances Of bding drawn when the draft is
made.
9th. The article in the Times Is p1ea in
behalf Of aliens voting, and then skulking
behind the British lion when called on ia
do their share Of fighting to save cur gov
ernment and Uni on from destructianl
9Th. The Times says there will be nc
draft Very well, then "uosody is hurt,'
,by having his nams enrolled among tbs
militia Of the State, and the gaoblo about
the injustice Of the ORDER tum5les to the
ground
7th. The Times also makes the poiu
that the enrolling officers need not TAXI
2 down the names Of the voters becaus
they eau copy of the names from the poi
lists after the election. This is absurd
How can the officer tell whether man
cripple or over fcrty-fve years Of agf
or1n what part Of the ward he resides b
inspecting his name on the poll book
The sole object the enrolling officer has i
view is to lake down the names and res
dences OF lhrse who are to the age youu
enough, and physically capable Of doin
military duty. lie would not enter tn
. name Of man with one arm or one leg, {
who was seventy years Of age The poi'
raised By the tory print is therefore sill
and nouscnsical.
Tie seoundreliy object the secesh pape
have in view, is to create distuTbanc
encourage Illegal voting, carry the elcctia
1y frauds, and then leave their poor dup
to sut1tr the consequences Of the Grim
.hey mny BE- te7np:sd to commit
, 1862-11-03
From SPRINGFIELD.
The Camp Of The t061h Regl
mint Burned by Tofles
ut l1ncVla,
Especial Dispatch to the Chteseo Tt,hune !,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttlbune1
se0haF1E1D, Nov /, 1859.
Capt. Vapghn's finc battery Of light sztn-
lery left here to-day for the seat Of was In the
South
Camp Lzthao, 1t Lincoln, Illinois, occupied
By Col lathsm's l06th regiment, was burned
last night, destroying quantity ef arms, &C.
Most Of the troops Ind gone home, leaving a
few compa1iee, md the rebl sympathisers
thought 1t u nne TINA to destroy government
property.
Col Williams received word to-day from
tie State agent II Louisville, stating that tho
txis1 tip Of tbs hospital trim VIA complsts
euccess, and the wospded soldiezs It Pez1y-
villa ars being brought through ssS3y md
well p1osided for. Great credit h Aaa Govee-
nor Tates 6or TIN timely action.
Busireaa N thu efty was never ueEe ActtyE
than ROW.
, 1862-11-03

Every Illinois s4,ldier u home on fur
Tough Or leave If absence, is entitled to
vote next Tuesday. The Constitution,
Article VI, socsina 5, says:
'':Sp elcctor sLAl i,t ce.iued to have st his
rcsidcace in .l1e stat: t,y Yeae"a Of ria absenc.
the brs1nes. II The CIltel STATES, ur u tnis
= State"
\. Every soldier in the field is "ahsent OF
le1a.intss If 1ht United States" and
therefore retains Lis residence unlmpairci
in :l4c county aL.rc he formerly belonged
LET the solsiirrs vntc!
, 1862-11-03
NO D0DETNG+

No native born citizen CHR escape fu-
tr1e craft by abhcuting himself from the
polls BY reason of his American birth, he
is liable to do military duty, unless physi.
cally incapable. 1t will be sheer folly
therefore, FIR any native born to stay away
from the election. Tic will simply make
himself ridiculous, and be laughed at BY
1,;c
, 1862-11-03
FROM C0RlNTH IND MEMP Els.
10 Enemy Discovered at
Ght yalla,
No Traces OF prsccss Army
Found There


Especial Dispatch to tie Chicago Trihune-J
CA1Ho, November !, ,852.
Z correspondent at Corinth writes NE the
to1io sing, Under date Of The SIS: u1t: $1,000 Of
our wounded lei. for their Lomts yesterday,
and as many mole this mu9ning.
The provost nRr.hal has decided to take
The TisAiuirgo House 10. hospital. It is
an exucrab1e hotel but 1i1l make an excellent
hospital. The building is very large, situated
in tie centre Of the town, with the railroad
track running directly in frort Of the entrance
ard will accommodate large number Of pa
tienfs- Over 100 buildings in the line Of the
Notifications, row completed, lave been ap-
praised and toru to.1. Tie seminary build
;cg is now used as a hospital, but will probably
be destroyed, since it Is in the range Of our
batteries.
4 mail messenger came in today from Che
va11a and reports that our troops here sconred
the country for miles below, even ss tar south
as Ripley, and discovered no trace. Of the
enemy. A body Of troops leave this morning
with FIVE days rat;ons to hunt the rascals
Csrt. Wiles Of the e3d Indiana, ha. been
relieved cf the position Of provost marshal,
| and joins Gen. Rosecraus. His successor is
Cap. j. C. Cannon, company a; Yates sharp
shooters.
| Recruits fnr the Missouri regiments ara faat
coming in. Cortuth is unleaiab1y ou;et
tspecial Dirpaeh to the CHICAGO T,1buue.1
MEMPHIS Oct ~. VA, CAIRO. Nov. l.
Nothing is received lere from auy point.
All il quiet at Helena,
Tie report of Prices advance on B.1:y,r il
not contradic:td here. Movements tor tnc
relief Of the pocrh have heen iuade, a2d commit
ICES appointed for the wards and for the
waolc city. Gen. Sherman made moss lib.
eral douatiou. aud also requested all co,u-
msrders and captains to save all they c,n
flom their ratioue. to be donated for the puor
of the city.
Orders baye been Issued which give protcc.
ion .c all boats Carrying cotton OF other mer.
eherd;z. between Cairo end Memphis. Th.y
a:c the same as Issued b. Commodore Porter
which you hsye doubtless already seen.
In few duys sherman's order about the
nolice will 20 into effect. and then thare VII
re great commotion in the muuieipa1 govern
nent
, 1862-11-03

MnrrfI1's divi>fon. The corps Of Gen. Porter
has been relieved from dnty on the Upper Po-
tomac and passrd through here to-day.
NEw YoKK. Nov LA special to the New
York HoFld from Baltimore last evening says:
1t is currently r1mored here that e1-Gov
erpor Of Mar,land anil Tiu locate his offlca at
Baltimore.
Five Phil2de2phia oyster boats, With their
crews, were seized to day for violating the
oyster Law, and &ere taken to Annspo!ts.
The affair haA caused much Excitement.
WARRINGTON, Oct 31.-ienefal McDow-
ellis trial commences on Monday. It will be
public, as he has demanded the fullest inves-
1!fatfon-
Capt: Keutz, and Lfeutenauts Monroe.
Mathew and Church, aud detachment OF the
mxrine corps leave here tomorrow for Cairo
, 1862-11-03

TO JUDGES OF ELECTkON,
We urge all loyal judges Of election to
lock well to the ballot boxes aud tho
making up Of the returns. It will not be
B eafe to leave either in the exclusive charge
Of Tcrics. FRAUDS Will be pcrpIt1at. L
unless jralous care is exercised from the
opening # the polls to the final transmits
zion Of the vote 10 the county clerks Look
well 10 this business!
, 1862-11-03

FAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 31..-During The past
mcLth $ltD.UN0 ct federal raxes haye beea
collected in tits lily. SSn,coo tor 1hs nation
a ealra.y committee will be shipped for
New Fork Tomorrow from California, aud
so, COZ TT III Nevada.
FAN FRASclsco, Nov. 1.-The ship Cut
ws1er 1cl o1ts that. August %'t6, when OH
LEGO Rameiz, SEEING tie wreck OF ship,
eupiu std 10 be tie Etle OF New B:atnrd. al
tt. u. b the name WIS Hot fully distinguish-
able.
The steamer Active has returned from the
vrtek Of this Gold Gate ntar AanzaLi!l4,
having LEFT On the 20 h. NotaiaaG hSa then
bean done towards recovering tae tEeas1r :.
Il final attn WIS ta have been made to-day.
Ire s1esn,rr Gc1otD Age sailed 1or P+nama
to-day, c@r,Sls & 20 lsss: a9era ard <2S., ,o0a
trtaenre tor New York Sid &sGo, ,0N for Eag-
hD*. Annrg the passengers IL Senator
1ardir If OIexcD.