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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-17
sLAvE-TRADRR sRNTRNCED,

Albert Horn has been sentenced to 3
years imprisonment in the State prison, for
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-17
BATCHELoR's HAIR DYEl
THE BEST IN THE YORLD.

THE BFST IN THE W0RLD.
WILLIAM A. BATCHRLOl's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to ipuro the Hair in the leost;
edies the i'll effects of bad dyes, and inVigorates tho
Hair for life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR Instant
ly turns splendid Black Brown leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful Sold by all Druggists, &c.
81 The genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
ELoR, on ne four sides Of each boz.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street,
tLate ass Broadway and Is Bond St.j
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-17
~ ~ AUsTRIA.


| The political news is unimpOFtant.
slight collision had occurred between the
/ Austrian and Italian soldiers on the from
tier but the difficulty was soon quoted.
LONDON JoURHAIs or TIE y. Y. CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE.
The London Times again Adverts 70 the
action Of the New York Chamber Of Com
merce touching the rebel steamer Alaba-
ma. It denies that the blame eau be at
tached to England. The London Daily
NsirS takes altogether different view OF
the matter.
Nh BRIGHT on TIE PROCLAMATION.
Mr.. Bright had Wrtttsn 4 letter applaud
ing President Lineolu's proclamation 70
liberate the slaves Of the Southern States.
JOIN BULL AT RICHMOND.
The London Tines commences the publ
cation of a special correspondence from
Richmond, dated October 9Th, in which the
writer strongly imbued with the spirit
of secession, says:
"They suffer terrible desolatiOn, but the
spirit of resistance is as high as ever"
SYMPATHY WITH 4HR NORTH.
At crowded meeting of the Metropo>
Titan Institution of London, resolutions ex.
pressing sympathy With the North were
adopted.
BRoUGHAN on ISsURREcTIoS.
Mr.. Brougham in a letter expresses the
hope that the Northern Government will
refrain from any attempt at making q sur
vile insurreetion in the South.
1t is reported that Lord Elgin has retired
from the GovernsihiP of India, owing TO
the effects of the climate. The Duke Of
Argyle will succeed him.
GARIBALDI TRSDERED A CROWN.
1t is reported that Garibaldi las been
sounded as to his acceptance of the crown
Of Greece.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Flour has downward tendency. Wheat
dull at decline OF 6d92d. Corn dull
Provisions dulI- Beef quiet. Pork dull
Bacon easier. Lard quiet and steady
Sugar steady. Coffee inactive.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-17
REREL PRISONERS sEHT SOUTH.

Gen. Sherburne, Acting Assistant Ad.
jutant General on Gen Wadsworth's staff,
left this afternoon per the steamer for
Fortress Monroe, having in charge between
l75 and 200 rebel prisoners of war to be
exchanged. This morning they were all
permitted to perchRse such necessaries aud
comforts for their own use as their several
means would allow. Several of their late
companions refused to go South to be ex-
changed, prefering to get their discharge
by taking the oath of allegiance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-17

Ia Books, Stationery, and Periodical
Depot, under the Mcclure House, Wheeling,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-17

The,Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
made the following decision in regard to
the term money earned by officers in the
service Of the Government, namely:
Payments made to officers in the service
of the Government by way of reimburse
meut for actual expenses Of which an ae-
count is rendered are not subject to a re-
ductiOn of the per cent. tax, but when
the monies are received by such officers by
way of Communication and no account OF
actual expenses is rendered, the tax must
be assessed upon the amounts so received.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-17
CrSciSSAT1, Nov. IL

Flour very dull and prices nominal, superior would
not have brought over 259S 80; at the close.
Wheat dull at 900 l9 for red, and white Corn
active, 50 Bheled, 52953 old ear; corn 45@si5.
Whisky 3I1k. Good demand for mess pork, sal . Of
1900 bbs at 10 so for country and 10 IS for city,
Lard dull at S3<asM. Green meats in demand At
~ for shoulders b85f for rib and clear sides 576
961z for hams Hogs dull and prices but feebly
sustained, sales OF 1900 at IS for light IS 400
and demand notes unchanged. Exchange In active
demand at par selling,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-17
sPECIAL NOTICES.
LaughIins & BushfieId's
Expectorant Syrup!

~. HOR THE CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, WhoopIng Cough, and
AhectlonS OF tho Throat, Lungs and
Chest.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-17
CoMMKRCIAL IHTELLIGRNCE,

Flour has downward tendency. Wheat
dull at a decline OF 6d@2d. Corn dull
Provisions dull. Beef quiet. Pork dull
Bacon easier. Lard quiet and steady
Sugar steady. Coffee inactive.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-17
NJ YoRK. Nov. q.

Cotton buoyaut, 25co bales sold at 6II5aG5c.
Flour declined sales 10 500 bbls at 90 5O@S6 SO for
southern, Wheat declined, sales 2,l4OoeO bush At
ami i9 Ss1 81 Far Tbs. Ssrs dssl,Ssd
sales 10000 bush. Pork heavy at II 759l9 ST1S
for mess. Sugar firm.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-17

Brig. Gen, Augur, of New York, was 70.
day appointed Major General.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-17
BRououAM OK IxsURREcrIox.

GARIBALDI TRSDERED CROWN.
II is reported that Garibaldi las been
sounded as to his acceptance Of the crown
Of Greece.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-17

Governor Brown renews the call for re-
groes TO complete the Notifications around
Savannah. aud if NOT furnished prompt
ly they will be impressed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-17

DUCKETR q TUHS.-lO0 dozen assoFted
ID Buckets, 20 dos No. Il 2 3 Tuba, for sale by
fnhIf ]. A. MEIQALE.
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THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAM.
sIISn+tA I'm NE wS BOY, Capt j. LoSoi
- viii run between the above points %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20

mAhAHAN-E. ID. Manahan died at No. 80 Amily street,
10 her Goth yess on Wednesday, Nov. 49, at o'clock.
The funeral VIII take place Friday Nov a. at clock
MONTGOMERY--0n Wednesday morning. Nov 49, Eleanor
Ann, wife OF Archibald Montgomery
Friends OF the family invited attend the funeral Of
O'clock on Friday afternoon, Nov 81 from her late real.
deucs. No 80 Tompkins place Brooklyn
RICHARDSON Hammond Hospital Point Lockout Msry-
land, Sept Is, Henry Richards. of Wm II Richards
esq Of Westport Conn age 81 years member OF Con.
pany A, 9th Regiment, ~ Y NJ.
The funeral will place from Christ Church. Westport On
Friday. al , O'Clock PM The members Of Company A. 2th
Regiment n Y s. NJ ard friends Of the family resp.ct.
fully Invited attend ~ithou. further notice. The
leave Tw enty -seyenth street depot at IL O'Clock m
SAINTORIn Hartford Conn Nov. Is very suddenly jobs
A. Saintor. esq aged g. years.
STEUART-In this city, on Tuesday Nov IT, Mrs Mary
Bullet, wife Of Col A. Duncan SteusH. U. s. A.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend
her funeral this morning. at 10 O'clock from no. III Ess
Fourteenth street.
ST Louis and Loussille papers please copy. u
SPElRS-n this city. Wednesday, Nov ~, george W.
Spsirs. in the 2lst year OF his =.
The funeral will take pace Friday, Nov ~ al O'CLOCK
pm. from his late residence. No us Avenue b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20
From California.

san tEAsCnCO. Saturday. Nov. l5 g.
Markets dull, and prices unchanged. Butter will
probably open Monday at decline, owing to large
arrivals By the Constitution. There is "a speculative
movement. III cordage and concentration Of all
Eastern in the market at II. q re.
The steamer Oregon sails this evening for Mazat-
lau taking about 10 passengers, who go 20 Sonora,
Sinaloa, aud chihuahua to engage in silver mining
Two extensive mills for reducing silver ore also
TO 20 forward.
This is the commencement Of what promises to
prove an extensive movement among CaliiorniaDs
engaged in Mexican enterprises, including many
men OF considerable capital.
SAs FhASciscO Mondly. Nov 10, 1861
Butter 26c. Large sales Of coal oil at Sc.
The wooden building south east corner Of Mont
gomery and Clay streets, containing TIE M.rA-
mg Gull newspaper Office, was partially burned
yesterday; loss $40 600.
The whalesbp ". G. Nye arrived from Astachac
the middle of October, reports an average success
io- nineteen vessels which spent the season there.
They have mostly left Tor Honolulu. Five Ia all
purpose 10 reGt at San Francisco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER 90 1862

KILLED ON THE TRAcK.-HOw often we have u
make this announcement. 1t is not often the fault
of those who the track 1t is the fault, careless
ness or recklessness, of those who are killed, at
least nine times out of ten. Is there any remedy,
and if so, how can it be applied We cannot dis.
pense with railroads, and it seems as though we
not use them without being frequently shocked by
the spectacle of a manged corse. Twice within
few months we have had this misfortune. Each
time a woman torn in pieces a life instantly ex-
tinguished; family in mourning; whole train Of
passengers Mortified; and why? Whyl ooh!
damn the railroad" That is the answer And why
this anahema7 Let us put case; not unlike
three others in the same neighborhood that
we have been cognizant of lately. 1t is this:
On Tuesday evening, the O'Clock train on the
Harlem Road BIarshals train was approaching the
station at West Mount Vernon, and was running
slowly to 20 in the switch, we were startled by the
sudden signal of the engineer to put on the brakes.
1t was too late; for not fifty feet ahead OF the en-
CINE, woman came suddenly up the bsnk and tried
to cross the track. OF course she was struck,
thrown off, torn, manged, bleeding, dying. We
hurried back 10 where she was lying, where she was
still Qaspng, Just in front Of her own door. How
could it be otherwise Scarcely second elapsed
from the time that she stepped upon the track until
che was only the semblance OF human
being. I" Fifty times," said the station-master
81 have cautioned that old woman to
keep off the track almost hundred times" "
always knew that woman would be killed" said a
railroad laborer "she was the most reckless crea-
ture ever saw. l have had to fairly drive her OIL
the track several times" And at length, like every
other case of utter recklessness, che has net her
fate. She was an elderly German woman without
family, but had friends who appeared TO be almost
distracted at the awful manner OF her death. Who
can tell how these frequent accidents are TO be pre-
vented 1t is impossible for the engineer to do 1t.
In this the train not moving more than four
miles hour the engineer was on the look out, the
brakesmen all at their posts, and there is no better
conducted train on any road.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20
INTERESTING FROy BERnUDA'
Preposcd steamship Communication wiz"
Observation-Disclosures, Wiises's Bioch"oe
Indignation of BLOCKADE Runners
s,o,t,p Vransuctions Will, the heoei''

We have Bermuda dates to the llth instant.
The Colonial Legislature had adJourneo' Inc
following order was adopted b. it on tue 4'n Ins''
Ordered, on motion of Mr.. Tremngnan, lnat d
message be sent 20 his Excee1cy the Governor, re-
questing his Excellency would be pleased 10 com
municate with the Cunard Mail Steam Packet Com-
pany, aequainting them of the passng OF an act ny
The Legislature 10 encourage steam communication
between NeyYork and Bermuda and 10 ascertain
if il would be compatible with any OF their arrange,
ments TO carry on such y teheme as contemplated
by the Legislature and in accordance with the pro
visions OF that act Also TO procure any informa-
ton ON the subject from any other source that his
Fxcellcncy may think ii would be important TO
have.
Tie Gazette says:
The American steamer SEE Chuen Capt. Kennedy,
which arrived at 81. George on Mo day The Sd ips''
has been found to 6e more injured than was at hrst
supposed , her rudderpost being entirely broken
ami loose at or near the keel; and had they eD
countered another gale, IL is feared she must nave
fourdorei. The Job OF cectns repairs s' theSc
islands is a difficult one in the absence OF proper
facilities, but we learn that Capt henaedy Is ePuSi
10 tie emergency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20

OFIiCR OF lETEESAL hkyHsrx, Nov. ID. l0b2. }
SIR: Your letter of the 18th ult., lpropcunding a
question to ths Office the subject Of the material uItc
In the manufacture OF gold Leaf i. received
On psge p ,ecoa ~ o. tie Eaese laws you viii End
these woIds;
On al manufactures OF vsrous materials among which
enumerated gold and sver wholly OF IN part or Of Other
mateTsl. n" act oheTt7ie Pyesised Jor duiy Of
tLree per c.utunl al y6lorem."
Further down the page among the articles eI
emJted from ;sIation, Is mentioned;
" Bullen IN tie manufacture OF sirerratc"
Thu. gold ard silver materials. exempt ffou
tAon but gold and silver loils and gold ware not being
bullion In tho manufacture Of fiveiwsren not men
toned exempt and therefore, subject TO the duty o
three per ceAt al yaloren. Very respectfully,
Gro. >. BOUTN Eli, Commissioner
CHARLIE HOOPER, esq No. 1s8 Wiisn-strcei. N.wiofk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20
Naval.
THk KEOKUk.

Tho following is correct description of the vessel
no. building by Mr. Whitney:
Tie Keoknk is ;wo-turrei ram. The ram il an
extension OF tic backbone OF lie vessel, IN il We're
and !. cOupoeed 0. heavy wrought iron. 1t is feet
long 81 inches thick 1t tie front. and fastened back
20 tie main hull CT The ship 20 feet. The Dimensions
CT tie ship ere Length over ALL i59 feet inches
5fe@dtA o; beam, sc ieet depth Of bold 10 feet &
inch 4; DRAFT Of wStcg, leet.
Tie hull 10 baiit oi hAi-iLch rolled plates. Her
Sides stand al ah angle Of - degrees, which, it III
u9uglt, will Prevent shoi from getting square hit
81 ca.. She ~ not all il ., as had been erIoneously
sts'cd. There are 81 ncLes OK wood on her deck.
and the huh bsrs Of iron alternate, for con-
sJerGb.e spaco wish Iogs Of timber. She has keel
running tne whole length, aud two fore.and.ait
lrik.c2Js, bearing Oh each eide, for the ships
sigt', separate space, aud forming an inner skin,
s'd tovat...dgi talAheojs, one forward and che
e. 'L.st =" - cae 9Th water II advisable, to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20
viIlainous Attempt 10 Destroy Railroad

ALBAsr Wednesday, Nov 10, 1862.
Last nights train on the Western Road, from
Springfield for Albany, was thrown from the track
down 30 feet embankment.
The accident was caused designedly by some vii
ains, who drew the spikes and displaced the rail at
sharp curve, causing the whole train to run down
the embankment.
The engineer, fireman, and several passengers
were injured, but fortunately no one was killed.
The passengers held meeting at Stanwiz Hall,
and exone,ated the Company from all blame; and
paid, at the same time, tribute to Mr.. Chapman,
the conductor, and all the employees on the road.
Hon. Horatio Seymour, Governor elect of the
State il in town to-day, and remains during the
week. He is the guest OF Erastus Corning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20
Hii!i!arn Notlees.

Directory eCl tue hObp1tdiss-lse chsN Aheh
COMMsslON have established al OFFICE Os I'M Do
tric OF Columbia sud OF Frederick City Maryland
reference books which corrected ey All nswsr GAG,
under ordinary circumstances be given by return as'''1s
following qGe tiOns: -. 1T
iss glyin. aud resneutl present In tie nsS'
tals o. the District or Of Frederick City
"a II So, wha. is his proper address ,,.., ~ o..
Sd What Is the name OF tho Surgeon OF '''p 'A " w.
III Ifnot In hospital at present. bs' be r's7'"'
SR II 90 did he Die In hospital aud a. = sA' s.e
9th IL recently discharged from IosP'''' "' '"s~
FROM service ,..yi,.t
NJ s.io, 4, prepared, also to furnish mere s'se4
=. 90 m. condition Of any pat -nt 1891 ~. ~,
hours request 10 ID 90 .i'in s' e' "
an ~ II. core ,pondns societies ,..,o,so.,-,.s
IA 80 of the directory Will De 'psn "a. 80.
~ "a o'clock :. AID acees'aese IN ss'S' ""S
hp Or 10 be practicable the duty here and.sssa 'cs
Ion viii be extended o!aclude III no feneui
oy gro T., ,ha coantry. FRED. Law ObNSIrD, -
EosPlsAs ~ WV 6euesl Secretary
Adam. House No. ga Est. Washington, ID. u
-p..,or. Sloo Bounty, and Pay Procned srs Coz
s5 for soldier. Sailors aud the hss.lses y sas a. Ss
decea'''' SETrI.EToN. GILBERT CAMP.
~ their Colccsion Ohc~.
No Iii Broadway (rfiniiy knildin1 Ssw-fors.
Far ali basnes. done .er this date, charge. VI he 40
P ee,int Soldiers and Sailors Pay. less than 50 In
amount . when ~ In amount n per csat ON tse
collecting Arrears OF Pay aid leo poany Tor rea'.'
| 9, deceased soldiers y PEI cent
! FOR procuring PenBions--Ihe Government Fee "
send lpslVsins cent stamp. ot W. b "a d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20

IIBrRALITY OF AMERICANS ABRoAD.-Mr. WIN.
Gray Las received from Lothrop Motley, the histo-
rnn, now Minister to Austria, the sum of $500 for the
usc of sick and wounded soldiers; also 81 100 from
Edward Cunningham, merchant of Massachusetts,
now resident in Shanehae, likewise for the benefit
Of the soldiers and both donations have been ex-
pended in accordance with the wishes of the gem
erOus givers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20
TotAl.........2.bIl

IIdeL n d8c y N Iallow z. dtIc y ID: Fes FI z'u
III 81 each, Call Skins. Bd9c. A. 10. -,
B-Beef Extra and First quality inclade nothing but he
best large iat Stalled Oxen Second quality ncudss tn'
b gss fed Oxen s fed Cows and the best three
veao Steers Ordinary consists 0f Bulls and tho reu'oo
lots - ,,,.,io,
snEKp-Esa includes Cosset' and when those oil Inferior
quality are thrown out. nj,
Tnfe were 60 cars tho Grand Trunk and Eastern hai
road III tie Boston and Lowell and IS over hs
burg 49,, -. - r.,Is q.
RrsAKxs-There about tho same number OF saus .,
at week ,aes fair without any change IN pie'' from "
There were abont 1000 more Sheep than la WEI sI'
ale. ere dull prices - y head lowef All cannot DO SUI
to.day unless NJ still greater decline. II, A.
n B-As usual Thanksgiving week, nsIi inS'A'' u
viii w " tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20
MARRIED..

GARDINER-GIBSOS-A st. Andrews Church Harlem
on l!ay Nov 3D. by the Rector. the Rev George q.
Draper William H. Gardner ". D.. OF Brooklyn n 4. 10
Rebccs only dsu OF the lete OeoIse Gibson OF hs
lem. No cards
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the 9th Of May. 1851.
by IL. Rev W y Micklc, Thomas "A Hodg inscn Of this
c 70 Jcuue ater Of the late Benjamin Emerson Of
Norfolk. Virginia No cards
Norfolk pauefs please copy.
REED-CLARK-At North.Eest Dutchsss Co New 10. < on
Thursday Oct 1882 by the Rev Adam REID h4fyIh Reed
OF Ss.bury Conn, 70 Emily h. second daughter OF Ed
sar lara, esq. Of North East, new-l ora.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20
burning OF Iron Works-13O WOrkmcn
Thrown Out OF Employm

BOTTOM. Wednesday, Nov. II, I5s2.
The Norway Iron ana Wire Works, on Dorches-
ter avenue, South Boston, were destroyed by fire
last night.
the building contained valuable machinery and
large amount of stock
About 1870 workmen arc thrown out Of employ
ment by the fire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20
The Philadelphia Newspapers and the
Risc in Paper. niater.ais, &c.
PuIIAnHIpniA, NefncsI

PmIApELPniA Neinesday, hov. ID, TO-.
At a meeting Of the newspaper proprletors OF tnis
city to-day, il was unanimously agreed 10 combine
for the protection of their interests, in view OF the
heavy advance in the price of paper materials, &C.
An increase in the charge for subscription OF re-
duciion in the size OF the papers IL proposed, and
either plan will be adOpted az an eaIly day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20
Cambridge Cattle Market.


KrpoLrtD IOK Ina n. 7. IAlBUsA, ~ tho. krPP.
NOV. 10. 1859.
Whole number Cattle at market ca, about LOO Bseyss
and d. storcs consisting Of OrAiBg Oxen 5eh Cows. and
one two and three year Old. --
quality ~ 500 rs Is second quality, % 90 thnd quality
- 10 -. -
A.UaA cO Cows and Calves from SO, 49, wv Tear
ling, 49asl0; 1woyesrolds, tlo@tl9 Ihree'yeaf'
olds, 42OG t2J .,
sheep and Lambs 400 market, prices In lots ~ 70
II ~ ~ each; extrs, ~ IS, $50 % so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20

The shin Wndward has cleared for New York,
with cargo OF u 900 hides, AGO packages OF copper
ORE 137 bales WOOL $50 turpentlne, OoosaeKS
mustard, aud 80 casks silver ore.
SAN kRAsCisCO, Tuesday, Nov III l5tz
Sailed ship Lotus for Hong Kong carrying si9oVoo IN
treasure
buer has declined; sales 600 frkins al 23c Candies
$50 boxes At lb40i9c. $50 bbls whisky OF aye spinu
i5c. Eastern Hops dull at Soc Coal O-Sales IT lOc
Henry Bates, State Treasurer Of California In
1886. died to-day.
Inc steamship Republic has been confiscated to
the Government for sailing under false register.
She was partly owned by Holiday a. Flint.
SAN FEASCiscO, Monday, nov. H. 1882.
Arrived slip Highlander. NewYork. sailed ship Enocs
liverpool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20


The total City vote Governor 7bs4 In Now 1891 IL
was only 5328 Secretary OF State Ballard, Union had
81 $50; Jone. DEM 95S9 The same Jones gets 81
PAL For Mayor In December last the vote was Opdyke,
Union 25 $50; GuntLer DEM. 2i767; Wood, Dem, 2lo'
total vote 1874 For President, In 1860 the City cast Its
hsnyie. votes Lincoln, 3zsOi Fusion, $780, total vote
% $685. 50 that as compared with 1860 Wad'worth has TO-
7s less votes than Lincoln and Seymour has 1881 e than
Eu.iou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20
Northumberland by Telegraph.

ALAAsY. nov. I9-Actyc demand f,r ELouGj sales 500
bbs WHEAT IN light supply; 3 200 bush Amber STATE a'
81 Z50Fi ~ for SpnnT and Winter OATS dun at hJs
Con. fair business 81 900 buh 90 for hot % for unsOud
65ae7e for sound Western Mixed. PHsE BARLEY held firm
sales West Canada above ~ 6l l5oOp bush state four
rowed ~ 5u III 81. SHIPPED by tows this afternoon: 100
900 bush Wheat 10 COO bush Com, 1880 bush Oats i0o
bush. Barley.
WuEAT-in fair demand az "a Tor Milwaukee Club CHOICE
Red Winter Western 8 ~, and White WINTER do - 80
Cows M rood demand at 5O0S0 a5e OATS, BARLEY aud
RYy quiet ANAL FREIGnTs-l3 0lsc. on Corn, AID
on Wheat to Hew.yofk. IMPohTs to-day lNbbs Flour
"a 600 bush Wheat 5000 bush Corn, 1900 bush Oats
f1PoErs-5O go bbls Flour, 10000 bush Wheat z9oOo
bush Corn, 5000 bush. Barley.
OswgGo, Nov. l9-tLouR unchanged WHEAT den sae'
Of ooo b1sb Amber Indiana at 49, aud 600 bush do
Lost gbt on private terms but reporiedst - 1oh qie'
Peas demand sales bush Canadian a. &C 'AhAl
FhKIGHTs unchanged. EFFORTS $500 bush. wheat tx
372O bbl. Flour. U4s0O bush Wheat, fVVo Dush'
Conn., 200 bush. Barley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20
Dentb Of IIeur-ldfnirnI E.a,aleftc.

PmlLADyLPuIA. Weinesdsy. Nov. 10, lo92
Rear-AdmiIal Ellie 4. 4. Layaelte, L. D. ".
died las, evening, aged - years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-20
The Erie gauai.

BrvY,Lo. Wednesdiy, Nov lB1ks2.
The amount OF tolls received in this city from the
Erie Canal from the opening OF navigation to the
18th inst. exceeds $3,OO0,OOO.