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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22
HriYSd.

Steamship North America a. s. anspOrt), Hancock. Fort
rees Monroe 10 hcurs. 10 baast.
steamship Roanoke Thomson. NevOrlesns Sept IT, ndse.
and pass TO LudlaE Heiueken.
Ship Gco Rzyees (of Bostonl Bachelor, Boston days.
In Dallas, TO J. u Baker Go.
s, B,s Return Dr. Of Weymouth Riism 80 Cork Is
ship Arabian of Bo.,onl for Liverpool, 18th la, 20 e. lon
90 Jaw esrk unon from Cardiff for New-York.
esdays IN asa to ArEe. mars2 Co. Sep. ;. lat, % .,
o9 d. spoke schr Cssa Psyson, leDce bound for Ma
Bark Texas, Pen Teton, EewOresns 81 day. ,ues &c. to
Ws... 10y; ', sn hey West spoAe bark Gsibald from
pa;k sve', yia .usran) Gsrcfoo Londonderry Aug 10.
L.k Nsyao"er Iof New Haven't. Duel, B.rbsdos. Sept .
Bark spartacO iaisn,, Maslione, New-Ros Is days, in
nsrk M,i,n os.ol ttalianl sasnO. Glasgow days. In
ballast 20 Hsrris Bros 49,
Biz yes of Boston, Fuller ssgu. iad.ys .us,rto Bacon
Itusse Sept. &c. Of Hstteras, spoke u Houa.
Brls Cecie tBr) Gikey Nassau N r. % days. via Long
lssnG und ndse to Doiner, Potter Co. Sent 10 Lower
Bris William Akin tBr NickersOn Linsan C. b. d.y',
Brig New G. obe, Lansing. Rondout for Boston.
sshr Msx'on Rogers Fsuen Baltimore days coal Sept
o. while lying anchor in the ksrows into BY the
scr Maintain Esse carrying part of our head gear
sehr W Saunders Alden, Baltimore days, coffee to
:cb james Powell Iowes. Eilabetbport coal bound for
Boston. '.iIl,
pieke,s to 4. sni,hers L Co.
sehr wsnaerer. Notion. Philadelphia mdse. to j. N.
sch Byransum, Small, Bangor days lumber to Godfrey
& hoiyoks.
Schf star, Duncan, Rondout for Boston.
Schr J. c. Hertz spear, Rocksnd
schr &, NJ Wilson, Harvey, Rondout for Providence.
Sclr West Clean, Tar. Glouce-ier days fish.
Scbr Lookout, Harper Elzs0stbpor for Boston.
Sehr heuagsAeag Mitchell, ELsb,thpor. for Boston.
schr Minios, Bates Albany for Boston.
schr. X. II. Col.on, Chipmsn, Fall River.
Soop Tswtemo Ray, Nantucket.
Steamer CurIcw ~ transport Parrish, Alexandra 70
hours, ia ballast to ID. d. ronpkus
Steamer Josephine u. ,rsnspor) Grumey, Washington,
In ballast
Jane. s. Green u S. trsnspon), MenhOu. Wash
Steamer Golden Gate u. S. transport Edidse, Washing
steamer A. II. Bowman IT, s. snsport). Clrt, Washing
tor, in ballast.
Steamer Mouohansett u. s. transport =. wa.hinstoo.
IN ballast
Flushing ~. S transportl Memo Warrington, In
ballast
stesuer Sarah, Jones' Phi,dephis, mdse. 70 J. N.
Briggs.
Steamer Fire Brick Fen,on Philadelphia mdse to j. N
Briggs
steamer Osprey, Ksnney Providence. ndsa To Zdward
bynrer
Steamer H. Burden Loper Philadelphia mdss to Lopez
Kirtpatrck
steamer Floating Battery, Yates Philadelphia mdse 70
Lopez hikpatriek.
Steamer L. a. Stevens Adams Baltimore. mdse to VIM
DslLell -
Steamer Franklin. Young, Baltimore. mdss to wnRAn
stearnea w.ndersr Notion Phaielphs rndse to j. N.
Briggs -
Monroe.
sATLEp-U s. steam transports Ericsson for Pot Royal
Orole Tor Eewbefn n IAsH.. s~a.-, P.tspsoos and
Trenton, for Warrington.
stesm.bip. Kapgsroo (Brl Qneenstown and Liverpool;
HaEuonia l.i4rnburs) Southampton and Hamburg
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sv,.r u,u rord,n y. Mcpou,d Go. Young America

SYrPn, Hail TIFnNNn, p NFF'HIIH "'''F
Pool Para &C.; Col pennnsn, Campbe, Fseasbo Moore
Henry; Bottom Lady lprl Talbot, ~ Domingo City "
Gsgss;C " Rirs Hunury. M'tsnzss, J. r W~e y Co {
J. B; Hug orr cohl s.J.hS' D. e. d x: psyoh;
uon (trl Scott ST Tohn. N. b.. A sm'thsrs 4 Co. ,
Schooi els-sid Hntchings Wa'bineton. Hioks 4 BEL
Ago Tooker N3ae,o~n, H. ). Rack eui bartstene EnS
London, Thomas Dunhan; Francis Jane (Br Btn 81.
1homss. Thomas Jsuesi Kelly, Blateh;ord Ponce T. H.
s. w Lewis Co. %. r. Baylos jayne. 81 Crox, r. Ham
ford; stag (Br.) MscomJes, Halifax J. r. Whitney Co.;
H. G. BROOKS t8r.h Wbi,s. Window NJ :; H. C A. De-
wolf; -olHah (5r. MoTehesd. Digby Smith Jones 90;
Lucy Ann (Br) Lswrence ST. Joh, N b. P. l. Neviis 6
Son A. Cranisi Avery, Port ROYAL s'srkwestter Co;
john Randolph Wan, Washington, benfey smith Co.
Hou-. Spr8sz Washington Van Brunt Slsght Pantaes,
Clark Philadelphia II. s. Rocket SomsIse Stirling wash
Brett Son Co Argo Tooker hidi.r,own II. s. Racket;
Banner Tufts, Rockport. uassr Mary Emma Bs1ter Hing
Lsui
siooo--warreu Stokes New-Hsven. T.. D. Stsnnsrdi A.
l.. Leete, Lee,e, Middleton, H. 5. Racket.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NETWORK. .....SKPr 20
Cleared.

sie,mship.Taisuen tBr) Russell Kingston Ia via Port.
Prince. Weldon Booth khesonese tBr), Abbott Lon
don, Barclay Lyinss,on Chesapeake, CroweL, Portland,
h. Il. Cromwell a Co.
ships-Sar OF the West Morrson Liverpool S. Thomp-
son's Nephew; Vctor, Stinson, London, T. r. Morgan *
Wiley; Liverpool Chamber ain London Grinnel h,nurn
1 Coz pcphne Vra'sian) Eentel Queenstown, Fanch,
M-ineAe Il Wsndt
Biks-SsAonSie Singer Liverpool S,srbuck Co. John
Bcnson, Johnson ilrbado-s, Snth Jones Co. Haryest
Moon, Bristol Walsh Csr,er Chase Ieresia (splnl
Diz, Cadz NJ Echev.iri. Co. Msnuel} tSpaul, fIcs.
Cadiz GALWAY Cascade Teller bounding BllIow inich,
Opono, J. w. Eiwe Co. Princeton, Seeiey, DenersIa.
mAster
Bhgs-John Pierce. Norton. Newport, George oney San
Miguel ,SpanisA) Sanchez Canary Island e. Mau GO
0tmoIe AvTsdb. Snow, OPoTso, Fpneh MsipcAe wsndi
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Steamship Maryland ~. s. u,n.port) Weldon Norfolk %
hour. in ballast to d. D. Tompkius
Kew Wet DAYS % the u Of Florida twho IL on
hotrd Sept H. on Cape Carnival sIoks tie Br brig Ssncy
.upped tsr with medicine ice &c 10TH lat 80 TO- loo IS,
Signals with French ship Andrea. Have bad heavy
" ssas.Sip q Trade nd p.aDoy Newoe.n. TO- and
the B, i.h. and cotton to sPoiord Tleon &c,
rod iSoa 20 la.ster day. w othe Banks With light
Bark sbnacSert tPrnsisn po.,Iicl Eewcas.ls 50 days.
coal 4. Fuuch Mencke Wendt Had heavy weather inst
pat passage passed tue Bank Sept 81 since then had light
BSls Esins Yredera ru.,ian Ze6e Tralse a days. In
BsIk Nerv. Dr. Of Gresnoes Dunn. Barbados 81 days.
mol. ,es Gordon. Bruce MrA1lif.
Brig Wilmington tBr, of windsor, Es;). Foster Cow
Bay G. B. days coal to master. sePs TO- at $, Ion o.
g. spoke Dutch bgptlue bound 70 NewYOEt 30 days out
Rds Once" Tssesh Fussisn Reck Cardiff 20 day..
coal TO Fuuch Meiucke Went For the last IA days had
seha es Tswnnd Troon scotlan % days co.l 70
master Sept 10, the Bank spoke fishing 'ch Joseph
sehr Red JscAe. oi csmd.h Psyson Mshswstowu ns
gya Sept salt to Me,caf Duncan Sailed In company
schr Ihonss CHI. Or Of Chaot,etOwn p E. y Casidy,
Salt Key, 4. L. Is doys. salt to msster.
sch Nisgass ssi.erly Georgetown, d. C., Gays coal
Sehr Abigail Burch Ellsworth "a days lumber to T. ~
sehr Sarah Elizabeth, Hutchinson, Providence bound for
scbr. Frank Msris. Barbour. Bangor via Hsrwich.
s,chr " seeOr Lynch. Virginia days, wood
Schr. j. p. Wallace Staples, Taunton.
schr. Pheuix Hamilton, Mystic.
Schr Mary NJ Brsinerd. Dibbls, Salem.
Schr. II. w. Benedict. Benedict New-Havcn.
Schr. Tsrquin Wood. Rondout for Boston.
schr. NJ Il. HidIeh. Andrews. Roudous fer Pawtrek~
| schr. X. L. Kenney, Howard Portland
SeLr. y. s. Miller White, Fall River
sehr. Highlander. Stu sis. Mystic for Albany
| Schr. Bellons, Alden, Hartford
| schr. j. r. Darling. Wright, Providence.
| Schr. Hortensia. Powers. Roldout for Boston
| schr James Crosby -, Ehzabethpor for Boston.
Steamer Delaware (U S. transport Cannon, Fort Royal
c. SEPT H. IL ballast TO q. s. Assistant Qusrtermaster Had
three dea,bs-two soldiers and The steamship
Arso hence arrived 10TH The Delaware anchored a. The
/ Lower Ousrantine. .
steamer Falcon, Nye Providence mdsc to Edward Bys-
a, =, a. xvp,.
Jeislns
| TELOw-Bark Union, Davis. from Cardiff Ans o.
Bns Canoe tHaDburS). unknown.
Also, ship.
sAILED-S,esnship st. Mary, for Nsw-Orleais
WIND-Sunse., from N. T.. and light
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WoMAS's CENTRAL ASSOCIATION OF Reilly
Ten thousand shit, and drawers wanted Let those who
have scconih.nd garments either cotton wooep OF this
hind send them There Ia net tno enough to
have hi. clothing made 10 needed by wounded sol.
dou We make this sppea to,he citizens OF Newfork
L. A. Fellows NJ Colby Gertrude Stevens. Ellen Collins l..
d'oremeahy. L. L. Schuyler, members Ex. Com No. IL
Cooper Union N. Y, Sept Is
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AuOlkeYs.

Sept lat 30 90 Ion. Al 49, the cssda was boarded by
Cart Luce Of bark Morning Star, Of and from New Bedford
30 days out, with ITO bbls. sperm; all we'll
Sept a. lat 30 ST. len 63 So spoke Bremen bark johann
Louise, Il ON Havana for Bremen, 81 days out
Sept IL of Sninncock, ship Csslda Of aud for Baiumen'
3, dave from Rotterdam. ~,
Sept IT, lat 80 rs lon 20 49, spoke and boarded hiP Una
HILL Peroival from Borton for Phadelphis
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PRseengers Arrived

III steamship Trade Uird from Ner Orednt-John Feeey
r. Voygt jean Ersncois +. Claval s. Johnston y. Bay
Nes. Moures Julian, IIushmsn. Cahin, Dr. Schulpo, r.
X Riley and boy Leopold kiser Jessie yeDisoa. A. Leem
Luirouzh Nh aud Mrs. Bowl-s aud daughter, Rossrv
Michael White, ". psuldin, Feiric
IN 6a,k Teas, from Aeo.Oriel1s-Two Misses Coson
Miss loey, and 10 the steerags.
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FoR NEwBsRx N C.-The steam transport Haze sailed for
Newbsn Saturday She took out full cargo Of subsist-
euce stores also 200 hoops
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bort t)aroens' Notire.
STATE oy Nkw.YoRk;

STATE ov Nkw.yoRk
PoRr.WAxpgss' UysIcB. No ios "af..
NOTICE is hereby given, IN acc0raanoo va
Act to Rs"rs.pirs HI. WsSsns oce Of tho Port OF Ssw
Yok to all persons interested In Or n..s ar .svsy thst
the follow lug vessels are under ehanav ~ LII -
Wssteus and that the .sid surveys OK this notice an
board SAID vessels; pisr Ma n r. n
Shin Mancb pa, NJ A. " y
AZ w. ~
,,a yonus :n.0onyn
shin Ii ', =. - n
1..,,a NO. - z
NJ ief NO 20 n -
Hsrk r.. A. =
NO.
Schooner H. Watson. rier NO " n
'e"' VIM H. BURLEI0H. PrsslAseA
4 Apc,s HERMAN Secretary. .,...
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sr~iAruRs ALMANAC
un-Rise...541 s-ts.........5:s9 Moon Rises. 4:26
WATER rBIs DAY.
any Hook. $50 GOV. Island. 1870 He'll Gs,e 1901
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nisusters. &c.

HALIFAX. Sept Is. 1863
Lighters arrived hero with mater as aud little cargo
fron tie ship o. b. Lamar wrecked Liscoub Her hull
has been sold for 500 ad balance Of cargo here for
by lester TO Elwood W alter. esq. Sec. BID UadsywA
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they might confirm as his nominees Tor Congress
Poor Tamasny
The Vermont Legislature convened IN annual
session yesterday. Both Houses were promptly
and barmonicusy organized. In the House the
Hon. j. G. Smith of s.. Albans, was elected
Speaker. and Edward A. Stewart of Derby, Clerk.
Henry CLARK of poultuey, was chosen Secretary Of
the Senate, and the Rev. l.. III. Stone Of Northhold
Chaplain.
Supervisor Ely proposed resolution in the
Iammauy General Committee last night, to inquire
OF Gov. NJ rgan ii any arrangement can be made by
which the citizens Of this State now in the army can
be allowed to vote at the November election. The
resolution was adopted.
The vote for Mayor Chapman, at the Bali-
more Charter election on Wednesday, ioots up9,Of2i
for Fickey, Independent, 1898. Both were Union
lists and the light vote shows, there was no real
contest. Last years Mayoralty vote was y ,i'l Ia
$l-,his year only 1885.
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nature and criminality of tho Great Rsbs,lo,
now clutching at the throat Of the Natic ..s
a most determined advocate Of its suppres,os
by force and by the overthrow of its iocit;n.
cause. We shall very probably differ x;,s
DIR. Brownson on questions hereafter 70
arise; but the very errors Of such man A..
instructive, because grounded in princple, srS
not founded on mere caprices. We earOe.u,
hope he may be nominated and elected; sim.
no man can bring to the support of impsrisI
Authority and wickedly assailed Nationality
deeper conviction or q more thorough couprs.
hension than he. A canvass which be lead. !.
morally certain to awaken and enliehten III.
People, sowing seeds of profitable refectio.
which will bear fruit through lifetime.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

A great battle is in prosres near PerTyvil.e,
Kentucky, between two divisions Of Gen. McC 'oL's
army and 81 mmersc Rebel force under Bragg.
We have but few particulars Gen. james ). jack
son, commanding one Of or divisions, is killed.
aud zen. Terrell wounded. The fighting Is said 10
have been desperate, much Of it hand to hand. Nc
Cool, has been heavily re-cnforced. The fighting
was mainly by Rosecranzs Division. --latest reports
put our loss at coo.
Our Washington dispatches emIhatically deny
that q &c is any ground for the recent ruaOrs OF
changes in the Cabre, and in general officers OF tie
army, which the leading Rebel organ IN this city Ii
making SO much fuss over.
-Recc1roiss.nces south Of the Potomac all the
wey TO the RoppahsnnocE axe il certain that there
are no Rebels in force in the regoueas of Thorough
fare Gap. Al Rsppahannock they are just finishing
the railroad bridge The entire country is picture
OF de5,lzlion.
--iIejor-Gen. NcClellan's order Of thanks 70 his
brave ocers aud men for their noble conduct in the
late battles ia MaryIa is published this morning.
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siiruish Near krnnIfort-TLc aebcis sur.
prisrd and Driven.

FHsNgroRr, Thuridcy. Oct. 9, 1862
Gen. Dumont surprised the Rebel forces at 3
clock this morning, by attacking the guard tho
turnpike bridge with snch yigor that they were ur.
able to destroy that bridge rs they intended.
Six Contelcra,es were left dead and fifteen
wounded. Several wounded wero coYred oil, but
tire darkness prevented a correct estimate Of the
number. Our lols in killcl was three We had no
wounded or prisoners The Rebel force was 600
cavalry and two regiments If infantry.
LouayLLs THURSDAY Ost o. 1867
The Government, at an expense OF $25V,OOO ass
about constructing hospital near the House of Ref.
ugo, capable of accommodating 1000 men.
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NOgrmERN PsNNsYLvANI,.

II is sad to see the only party which heartily
and thoroughly supports tie Government IN the
great struggle now proceeding for National ex-
stence so broken and crippled By 6cuds aud fac
tons as is the Peoples Union party of Penn
sylyana on the very eve Of 4 most important
election. So far as we can learn or perceive,
il is utterly without organization and il not
likely to poll is vote next Tuesday within
Fifty thousand. Adl to This that at least
thrce-fourths Of the Sixty to Eighty Thousand
Volunteers recently sent to the war from that
State are drawn from ito ranka, and the pros
look at the condition OF TIE Northern Congress
Districts:
.SpsquelaRnd and Ln-eBs-Mr. Grow has
been prostrated by sickness since his nomina-
ton, and thus disabled from making an efcc.
tive canvass.
Brodfod, Tioea. Sc.-Mr. Tracy, Re
publican, is running stump against Mr.. LandoB,
tbe regular candilate with county ticket to
match N Bradiord-lniyersal wsangling and
contention and smar, chance of tue State
Ticket going at loose ends everywhere.
LycOming, Sc.--lIon. james T.. Hale. the
present Republican Membor. running stump
against VIM. II. Armstrong, the regular reo.
ple's Union candijntc, aud dixie Mr.. Tracy
expecting to be elected by the Democratic
auli-War vote. ~ course, those who give il 70
him viii know what they are to make by 30
dong.
Gorea, Cieerfdi, &r.-Judge Scofeli, the
, Peoples Union candidate, IL opposed By Milton
COurtrght of Erie, who proie,ses TO he OF no
party, aud vino is favored by local dissaiis-
faction in Erie County which wanted John II.
Walker a. tAc candidate If COPYRIGHT can
only make the voters of Erie County believe
that he is ~ good lnion War man ns JUDGE
Scoield, he may neutralize the vote or that
RepabIican stronghold, and so carry the dis
tr.,t.
We hear OF like feuds in the two Allegheny
districts, also in the Washington-all ON one
side. Aud The opponents Of the Presidents
policy have raised a large sum OF money tthe
Old Public Functionary contributing $1,000
Of ~ to contest Mr. Steyens's return from the
Lancaster District OF course, they must
know that the volunteering has told heavily in
their favor, or they would not dream oil such
thing.
How that volunteering will affect tie contest
is illustrated by ready example. Tioga
County, Republican stronghold on the north
line vi the State has filed bOtli her ouot,s Lv
volunteering, and has Surplus; while York,
Democratic Gibraltar in the south, lying
along the Mary land line, within hearing of the
cannonade OF Altietap. has no. half filed hers
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her strong Democratic towns having fur.
nshed but to 10 each.
Friends in Pennsylvania we write to en-
treat you to do your utmost. 1t is too late
now for rsanization-yOur cause must be
saved by Individual exertion. See your neigh
bors and townsinen between this and next
Tuesday, and pledge them to come to the polls.
A full vote will save at least six Congressman
who now seem likely to be lost. We implore
each ard ali of you to 90 your very utmost
henceforth to the close of the polls
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

We publish in another column the report OF
a Committee in relation to special Ambu.
lance and Camp-liospital Corps iOr armies in
The field. The plan-proposed, We understand,
by Mr. Pierce-is calculated to save many val
uaole h'es, often lost from unavoidable neglect,
alter battle, under the present system, and
certain to prevent gTea. deal OF unneces-
sary suffering. Similar organizations oxst in
all well.appointod European armies, but
certain arrangements, secured by Mr.. Pierce
are said to be great improvement on the old
method, and the whole system has received the
unqualified appreciation Of all Of our military
men who have taken tie trouble to give it n
careful examination. 1t is still hoped by the
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STATE OF THE MAREETs

SIdfcS, were iUf. lower, Win u uilll bnt t'ctuY
feeling IN other descriptions Is rampant feeling has abled
and the iasket hes re9ped into qiie sad solid slate
Governments dlL shOwipe no prric1i4r chang. De-
,nand Notes vent up g. cent. to l2 el2 God has begun
TO move agsiu il opened RS and with considerable bust
ness closed I25s0l2s At Second Board the
ket was active bnt prices generally lower The Tspia
advance old gave Kychsuge Insrke. start and With
inodsrs,. c,ions the rate up lJ9 zo At the
hihes there little hing done. Fiencs 10
a4OJ tsess opened dull sBd easier but qae active
md lrs The business Of the SubTressnry Receipt
sIlo7.r2 1--for Cnstoms $4,000 Payments, sl2ii..
AZ 75 Bs.nce &IO001oO % Gold has been active and
sold hiyh l26 against 2j Wsdns.dsy Datiable de-
Iuand no,es evidenced 1911 iGl22. The inquiry ve
large .or 30 y cent Treasury Notes, and 0G .e
fu.ed for 10. 800 600 In small parcels they ,od ~
To-. .al0e Ols.y.sr Certificates strong At 81 on
TIE market Tor Western and State continues moderately
tive and prices ssin Od95c p bb better the improve
beiu. noticeable the medium grades. Family
b,nls sre very irregular ard Ls Wheat y-y active and
f. 2d5c n bush nef and IN instance 1c The demand
quite general but Is mainly for export and for speculation
The sales embrace 1850 bssh. Barley IL In Hight supply
fs and ~ :siT requss,. Barley Malt is in r demand, and
prices ere Grn Osts active and better. Rye s
In GOOD request ard hTer Corn is &c better aud cute
l. Let tIe stock is ample Beef IN better request Prime
Mes + wantel Beef Hams quiet Bacon continues IN
active demand and Is better Cu. meats inactive Lard
bette ard quite active. Butter snd Chee" continue IN &C
tive deuispl Tor shipaient.
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r-rsrssrr rr<rrs-y~ sur-r--ss

The UnioDi.ts of the Middlescx Congress Dis.
trict, Ncw-Jcrsey, hold their Nominating Con.
yention to-day, and we rjoco to learn that
the very general preference points to o. a.
BROwNsON rs the man for The crisis. DR..
Brownson is strong man, an original
thinker, with clear aud positive yiews as to the
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
lsrou, Suu s'rauci-co.

SAN kRANCisco. Thu sdsy. Oct. y, lSe--
The ship Twilight cleared Tor New iork toNsy,
srri.- n0 bales of wool I50 no hides rs bales cotton
ri 900 ha. copper ore 1000 gallons ririis tu ysntSe
aus m casks of sowa valued u quarter Of million o.
doiiars 80 40, e,,-. n,
Sslr 600 bbis Crushed sugar n. itc OOVS hAlns pu.
t.- A. c boxes Cendles az lslo isc. ioosCSo ~
declined - Ter cent for the best brands from tae SheN
pr.es Probably quarter Of nhiol ot pounds WIZ oe
shpp.d or N~v.N orr by the uext clipper Free safes OF
Wool made al &c Wheat $d tl 90 rer 100 POUNDS Tor
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Lorisvi4-r, Ky.. Thursday. Oct =. iSO-
4 report las been received here, which Is con-
-ilered Trustworthy, saying that Gen. Dumoni at
tackled the eueutas under John Morgan, near
Frankfort, this morning. and drove them in every
direction with but very little UGion loss. Gen. Da-
mont expected 10 slrroani andeapture the scattering
gucrrilias.
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Committee that Gen. Ilalleck, who withholds
his appreciation, and without which it cannot be
put into operation, may be induced to consider
its advantages. That something better than the
present system is imperatvely needed is the
universal testimony of all who have wi5ncssed
any Of our batte.fells
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Prizes.
gucgriVds.

Bo-roN, TirYsday. Oct. .. lsts
Tie United States steamer Alabama has arrived
nom por: Royal. She brings the crews Of the Pnlo
schoonors Defiance and Nelly. The latter wers
captured September ., by the Alabama.
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1anrinc Di.nsfcr.

OswNoo, Thursday, Oct 9 fby.
The Canadian propeller Maria, bound from this
port for Bellylllc sunk early this morning, ten
miles fom the Main Ducks in deep wfer. inc
crew and passengers picked up by Q yesse' IL"
lived hegc thl. atleIpeon,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
rhe yo,s.Scoiinn Oni,vnrd Esunsi-

s.. JOHN's NJ. Wedutldsy, Uct . TO,
The steamship Nova-Scotiau, from QueoS los
Liverpool, passed Cape Race at o'clock on iues @
,nv night \ iurlous gale was blowing at the time,
and tie crew OF the nows-y acht of tie AsSoeiaies
Press were neatly losl in vain attempt to ooSia
bev
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10
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Nsw-YoRK ASSEMBLY NoMNhTIONs.-,J.1srson
DHhci 2-Leu Miller ErD. Union. District s." iiisD
nog~' Hep Union.
SvD,'k-Distic. i-BcrI. T. wig,in.. Rep. Unions Ma
tim troaiH sey mourlte. Dsit 2lheodore III. Dimou.
Rep. lu.el.
ousial District i-lssac MtD5uyul' Lee, Rep. Un.Ou
CDsNYCIcLr Towg ELEcrIoss.ILe following
are Ia addition to those Published Yesterday:
ilf a-Cui...fd MsdAo1, Cranky, Niurhe,ttg, Bte-s-
rolt Sulstury. Preston Norwich. Aesi-n, Marc sr,
tCrnoI. t8vritrv. Oraree. And0g-r.
mi tai ~ indoor Sufield iIisor Locis Boonhed.
Bari eid. Waferbrry tr1rse' Murir Greessrich.
al =, d. Baniolt, thcshte, landen, Nsagsuck AofIA
iayen. Orord. seymour, souihbury, ecot;-
D.r.tsi-Olaso rbusy. Berlin.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-10

NoTlcF TO IHE UNIoS CTSTrAL COMMITTEES OF
rnE Covsrizs or THIS STAIEis earnestly requested chat
tbe Union Centa Committees Of the different counties will
orne and for meetings IN their most important
locaies Were they not provided with speakers tie
sarao vi, be supplied BY the Union State Central Com.
o,it,oe.
Those wishing speakers to address such meetings viii ad
dess lhe undersigned the earliest day practicable naming
tie and ace. hen and where the eens win be held
aud such suggestions msy them 20 the speakers
,sey desire. II. r. Low, Chairman,