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, 1862-10-29

The Old Felix's Kitchen "apltnI Din
h-.EOucerx this Evening,

Decidedly the Thing to do Is the Grand F1s-
tival in progress at Bryan Ha1l for the beue-
tit OF the Home for the Frlendless, It is The
event of the season, and really you are out Of
tie world it you haven't been there. To be
cure, there Is everything, from pretty girls to
lat biyalves appealing to the dimes in ones
pocket, and stopping that song which Parso1
Bsownlow ascribes to them. But then, iu
th.ec times of uncertainty. an investment iu
eweet charity pays. It brings In interest fora
life time, and though you shall never see the
PRINCIPAL again, yet you shall see the results
eccunuatiuy year by year to an amount which
shall make your selfish soni blush at It's own
capabilities for producing happiaess. When
a man c4n render biz stomach eutservient to
tie uses of charity, il te don't do Il, his stom-
aeh ouebt to bc taken away from him.
TIE dinner tables yesterday, at Bryan Il Ill,
w;se crowded, from 12 until 8 o'clock, with
Lurgry masculines who, after getting over tue
lure1ty OF being waited upon By Aramluta
and Celestina, attacked the appetiztn, yiaads
with 1lcrceness which spoke in silent
c1cquence, volumes for the cook-
ing utilities Of the lady friends Of
the Home. Capital coffee, delicious bigalycs,
tempting turkeys, all the luxuries and o
coursc all the substanials, clinaxed with
most approved pastry, composed feast 1T for
q king. For three mortal hours a procession
or sober, hungry men. who had evidently been
eta1ying themselves for the occasion, went iu
ard came out klrek, unctuous. smiling and
satisfied. II you want to discover the tHn-
snu,a bo,,x,n you will find it at the HON: for
the Fdendlsss' dinners
in the evening the Hall Fas thoroughly
flied With another large crowd It was
splendid exhibition Of the fall styles. The
fancy tables were well pa.rouized and the fair
Cashiers did stunning business. The lottery
il decidedly "a big thing" Tnit as we did.
aud zee If you don't come of with two paper
d als, three pin cushions, doll In the fall
style, little brass thimble, an India rubber
doll, ftick OF candy and more dolls ad in7ni-
tun.. We have On hand dolls enough to stock
the Half Orphan Asylum.
During the evening the capital scene Of the
<sOld Folks Kitchen ~ was given and was
greeted with constant applause as the various
pecu1iarities OF our grandmothers were en-
acted. The costumes generally were true,
pe1taps one or two rather impossible
Yankece, but On the whole very life
like. The singing wes excruclatingly rich,
more especially that piratical, bloody
old ballad which 10 pathetically sets
forth the depreda:ions Of Robert Kidd.
The contrast between the quaint old dresses
and the latest productions Of the milliner and
rrod;sfe. visible among this spectators. vas
, 1862-10-29
Total..-....................
Union Republican meetfnns

At Blue Island, Wednesday night October 29th,
at Z o'clock
At Thornton Station, Thursday afternoon, Oct.
2Cth, at o'clock.
Al Bloom Station, Thuzzday night, Oct. s0th, at
O'Clock.
d.. Ernst Schmidt, John Lyle King, George ".
Gage, and others will speak in German and E1,-
gljeh. As the time IL too short for many uppuiut-
meats, 1t Is desirable that the candidates should
nlect ae many Of their telloWcl.izens as can turn
ont Oh these occasions.
, 1862-10-29

Republican Union Political Notices.
Meetings Ill the South Division Ghas
Week.
On Wednesday night, at the saloon corner Of
Jackson and Clark streets; also at Geo. Stoler's
saloon. corner Ut North and State streets.
Thursday night at Mrs. Japp's saloon. corner Of
Old and Clark streets also at Nicholas 5chruder's
ealcon, corner Of clark md Archer Road; also at
Buren.
Friday night at Peter skank's saloon, at Car
yiile, opposite the car works also ut the Green
Place: also at Bob Gray saloon, on west side Of
Cla1k etTett. between jackson and Adams.
Saturday night at John Raocrs saloon, Archer
Rual; !; also at Fred klines, 3il State street.
Candidates and good epenkers will be on hand
O'Clock
BIZ order Of Republican Onion Committee,
, 1862-10-29

Thy IT Ut ALL MEAEs.-1f any Of our readers
who are housekeepers, have been troubled in
makls 8 light and uniform biscuit, 1t ls more than
probable they dc not use D. B. DeLand g. Co .
Ch.mical Saleratus. This 1s pure article, not
detrimental to health, and sure In its effect. Try
1t by all means, eay VIC 1t can be had Of most
respectable dealers. Thoee who do not keep 1t,
should, II they care to safety their customers.
(oct73 d&w}
, 1862-10-29
West Side, Attention.!

AL candidates Of the West Division noralnated
by The Rcpubiicsn Union Convention, md al
ward committees in the Weat Division. are re-
qucrted to meet ut the West Side Headquarters,
cvEncr Of Canal and Randolph streets, this mazn-
ing at Sh O'Clock. A full attendance il requested
Business Of importance will come before the
meeting.
By order Of the Central Committee
, 1862-10-29
Attention, Union Men OF the Eighth
Wurs1t

The 'ay Of election is approaching Democrats
arc trying their utmost to gain the field. All
test. and be wids awake. The Committee I'll the1e ere
fore calle meeting Of all Union men Of the sth
wnIa for Tomorrow. October 80 ut o'clock m.
ut Lfppe t's saloon. corner Of Clark and Ontario
streets. Good speakers will be present to address
the meeting. All Union men Of the Sil ward arc
invited to attend.
11y arda r r Yf,.f
, 1862-10-29

TUESDAY EvHAna. October q, 1ea4.
WEEKLY REyKw-The following tables show
the receipts and shipments Of leading articles Of
trade and commerce during the past week, md
stnee the 1st Of Januay, with comparative stats.
tics:
a1cEnrs or LEADING ARtIoLEs II CHICAGO,
, 1862-10-29

IN advance OF &c on Peppes--other epices without
change. ToDAccos are very firm and on the bet
ter qualities Ind 1Fs We note an advance Of
&C. sTAacu ts firmly held at IN advance Of f3S0ze.
We give clotlng prices as follows
, 1862-10-29

= UNION MEETING OF SwEDEs.-Pursusnt
to call the Swedish Republican Union club
met last evening at H F. Maltese Is Hall,
200 North Clark street. The meeting WAS
largely attended. After the president, ]. n.
Nelson, had called the meeting to order,
Messrs. Malcolm, Charles Charleston, Ran
doIph, Neils Larson, Dr.. P4olI, L. Cronsioe,
j. 4. Nelson aud Lieut.. j. P Stroma addressed
tue meeting, ali in favor Of main:aiulng the
Union, sustaining the government, and
plcdging themselves to vote the Republican
Union ticket at the coming election, to which
they ell heartily responded. The
meeting adjourned to meet on Friday the 3lst
inst. at the same place.
RoBnEnT.--A portmonnaie containing $40
In bills and some change was stolen yesterday
from tie daguerreotype rooms Of ". T..
1llirgworth. 272 Clark street. The thief has
not been detected.
Mirlam,'' BY Marion Harland, author
OF "Alone," "The Hidden PATH" &C., &C.,
for sa1e by AcNally & Co., 81 Dearborn
street.
Contributions In Money to the Chi
caE0 Sanitary Commission from Seps
tenber 9th to October 26th, 1862.
, 1862-10-29

Total. 5S15 1eG00 1lbi25 1000 ~. ~.
The news from New York being more favorable,
the rrodnce markets were frmcr. Flour advanced
1c@15c per brl-with Gales of winter at $3.50
10, and spring extras at $t5c@p.3o. Wheat ad'
ranced 1@1Hc per pushc1-wlth eales Of No. 2
Red at 97H999c; Rejected Red. 931s5c; No. 1
Spring. M@96c; No Spring, s58s8e: Rejected
Spring. 7s077c. Corn was very firm. with sales
CT Mixed at 51HG3213c. and Rejected at $50
2e9a5c. Oats advanced 1c-with Gales of No. at
asGa4c. Rye was quiet. Barley In good request.
H'ghwines quiet but firm. Mess Pork. $40 50.
Lard, 909kc.
F1etghts were quiet at lie for wheat and Ice for
cor1 to DpffhlO.
, 1862-10-29

Young Mems Hebrew Benevolent SocIe-
=, sssg Cshicsgo's by Henry Grccnebaun,
Proceeds chIldien;s Fair, gotten up By '''
1lisees sophia Hunt. Louiea Natnet
Soldiers Aid Association of Hartford, ~''so
Conn, Per M1s J. S. cowen, Cores
f5 MsItasa sssn By y e;Re M1s; R:F Bssass Rsy e.
bliss Cndetwood'e concert {s27 % hay
Ing been already expended for the sol
{4e1 f4ts1s2 fSS2s and ar. searlss' e1hibi- y. ~
Ladies' Aid Society Of Rockford, III, '''1'
PEI Are. Dr: kcrr, President.... 13a0q
1aa1es Er1 AZ sofHastS Ha5S.aa S1 WIS.,
Ladies' Aid Society Of Beloit, Wis, per
Soldiers; as = Iid M soeiety Of Beaver Dsn 5000
Wis. fphfd to Rev. E. Foleom) -...... G12
Ladies' A1d Society Of E1gin, III, per S.
*hss Ill ss';s5isR i J5ss;{S w
1adss Afe $ soe!sty o4 of @Mesasisaeid, M Ss'S
1adssP M!s L tRss%ssey soesyy + fsssR sSs
bureau county. H., per Mrs. n. E.
Donation from Vim. Easton. Esq South
Hampton. ILL.,, per Mrs. D. p. Liver
M1s: 1Si Alfred L: Holman, Gsttsss Grove, a'0o
Ladies, aid soeiesy of Rock Island. nj, "
pct Mrs 8. ". BLACKBURN, jr.......... 800
seaier 'a s HS% soeiety - of Bloomington, per 1'o'
Christian e5aRPeh ei Hendeison III ....: G 1lS9
Rochestef M AID Society, Rochester, Wis. 4i0
Gov E. sa]le%on ] Il Wis, being proceeds S''
e.5a d5ait fo1 S1 eoo, authorized by h!m $3.50
PER d, 6 6. Wells, President. $1,000: - 5000
ao 5: y. WSn1ssEs FaIs4, cii:aso, second cor 5000
, 1862-10-29

Meetings Of Union men tonight at c. Kappa's,
Sa7 West madison street, and a. 4. kutschera's,
9sU Canal ttreet, between Van Buren, and Har1f-
son. Ii; patrlnts come.
By order Of Ward Executive Committee.
, 1862-10-29

The 1.port Of the committee was uuant-
moubly adopted.
Mr. 7. " Baxter ut the request Of sayera
gentlemen moved reconsideration Of the
vote just taken on the adoption of the re-.
port, in order that gentlemen might discuss
It's various sections. The vote was rtconsid-
ered.
Mr.. Il. z. Culver moved to accept the re-
port
Mr. S. ]. Russell Was opposed to any dis
cuseion Of the law, or the s.udIag OF any
memorial to the Commissioner. The only
remedy In his opinion. w.s direct application
to Congress. He argued that In the case OF a
bei1er maker, who bought his 1ues, that the
tlues were essentially raw material for the
boiler make +, just as brick was to a builder,
and whtn the boiler Ia completed . tax ought
to be paid upon 1t. So Of clothing and other
articles named In the report OF the com
mittee. We are opening . door where
ie ae denied Tint there was any Way By which
the government could deduct the tax which
had been previously paid upon the component
paris OF my manufactured article. The tax
upon the manufacturer.
Mr. Baragwanath said the report represented
his sentiments It WIS simply request for
Information from the powers thAt be. We are
willing to pay taIesi we have got to pay
them whether We viii OF not. AL we want to
same article. The object Of the government
was to equally distribute the burden Of tax
alton, and not to oppress one class aud relieve
another. The whole matter is An experiment
In this country. We want information aud
We shall get i probably from Mt. Boutwell,.
ton before the House. He renewed its mo-
ton to accept, which VAS adopted.
Aid. Barag Wanath then moved to adopt the
report
Mr: Baxter explained as to the 1kbors Of tbs
committee The whole spirit of the memo.
rial Was to induce Mr. Boutwell, to see that
..9 nat ono ~ ought to be levied upon the saus
article. Il was not supposed that MI. Bout
well could repeal the laW. Whit is desired is
to have IN authoritative construction placsd
upon the various questions. We think =
movement might be sta1ted from Nj. Bout
well's reply to the memorial, to memorisitzs
Corgreas. In the meantime the reply Of tbs
Commissioner viii govern tue manufacturers
In making their returns, and also com7l ali
the Assistant Assessors to exercise thor du.
ties, and give their instructions IN uniform
manner.
He though! It would also str up the m.au-
, 1862-10-29

NEW NOVEL uY YMAR1AN>HARLAnD:-"M
am," new novel by the author OF "Alone,"
: "The Hidden. PATH" &C., is just published
and forssle BY John E. Walsh, corner Midi
son street and Custom House Place,
, 1862-10-29

Ameeting OF this Club will be held on Wednes.
day evening next, Ut ~ o'clock, at F.. Todge's
saloon. on May near Polk street; on Thursday
evening Ie9t, at u o'clock. at Henry Glanbisy'e
saloon, on Maxwell near Jefferson etreet. and at
L, Fick's ealuon, on Thompson nca- ThEoop
street: on Friday evening next. ut TX O'Clock. at
Jnbn holr's saloon. % Blue Island avenue. and at
Chr. Schenker'a, corner Of Blue Island avenue and
Twelfth street. Good speakers will be present to
addIepe the meetings.
By order OF the Executive Committee.
, 1862-10-29

FLOUR-Receiyed today, Il. SIG brls shipped,
5s75 brls. The following table shows the receipts
ard shipmente during the week:
, 1862-10-29

LUMBER The receipts during the week have
becn1Isht. au3 the marke: rules arm-closing with
IN upward tendency. There Is very active de-
mand for cargoes. but the offerings are light, and
sales range from so-so111co- The following are
few Of the leading TRANSACTIONS:
Cargoes Of fch1s Fashion and Minnesota, Nor
xaJ Pine, from Dexter i Mobiles mills, Grand
T1avtrse, a. $l1 Co.
cargo Si gSod boards and strips. from Georgian
Cargo Of good Muskeeon boards and strips,
from Trueede1l'e mills, at &10.75.
Cargo Of good Oeonto kiyer boards and strips,
per echr Haget. At $il.E0.
Cargo OF fair M1eEegou, mixed. from T1pW-
br1dge'a mllls, per echE Hercules, at $10UQ-
at 81 u D'>&1'AD qaan'' ''fAn' 4'''st' @'&eo'
In the yards there Is still firm feeling, but
pricea remain as we quoted them week ago.
Coed seasoned common Boards and Fencing are
held at f17 c0-wIth light sales. Some dealers sre
selling at Sl1 50, but it is not general. Grecu
common is selling at S110c0ti5o Tor Inferior to
fair quality.
6H1NGLES-There Is good demand for car-
goes, and The market Il frm-with ealea Of Sawed
afloat at s. GaK0a00 per thousand. 4 deck load
Of good Green Bay Shaved WIS also sold at s. 70,
In the ya1ds the beat Shaved Shingles ase sell
Ing at 50 5u-although there arc some brands sell
Ing at $825-
LATH-Firm at Sc 250e 80 per thou.a1d-the
most OF the dealers holding 1t the OUTSIDE quota
tio1B. We quote:
, 1862-10-29
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.
For Week Ending October 2S,>lsG2.

TCHsDAY EVENING, Oct. IS, 1854
REcEnTs OF IuABKB, enCSGLKs, LATH, &C., FOR
wEKK ENDING OCT. Is. 1869, CoApA8sD WIrH
TIE TRIO PREVIOUS YEARS.
, 1862-10-29

Conclusion of tile Hutcll Cnse-A @ ucs.
1tOl, Of Substitution - tu the CIR.
ruft, and OF 'sEstoppel', Ia tho Coun-
" Court.
, 1862-10-29

NAVAL STORES AND OILS-Thera ts no ms
te1ial advance In Naval Stores, hut Oils have gen
orally advanced. Kerosene Is firmly held at an ad-
vance of ls12ec. Whale Oh has gone mp i5@s.c-
Ltnseed Oil Is very firm at 81 12Q11.f5.
, 1862-10-29

Mich. Cen eu..-...... 81
Michigan Southern 4*k
Do gtd ..-...,...'A
III. Cen. ee1fp .....- 8tH
irregular aud generally
, 1862-10-29

1IrSHY GEEESE1ArM.-Thfsl lifelong and
Influential War Democrat Is on the stump and
doirg good service for the Union cause. We
had the pleasure IF listening to speech from
Nr. Greenebaum On Monday evening, at Kliu-
kvl's saloon, in the 9Th Ward. It was argu-
nleutAtive, eloquent, and conclusive. Having
been warm supporter Of Douglas, he very
naturally supports the Union ticket. Weare
happy to know that he advocates the election
Of all cur candidates. His pstrio1ic 1abo.s
arc appreciated, md they will be gratefully re-
memnered,
, 1862-10-29

jest so.-1t will be borne in mind by the
voters In North and West Chicago that Miller
and Fittz, the present Police justices, were
rc-non.inated by the Democracy on Saturday.
Nhen VIC took occasion to orarraign these wor-
thics for their leniency towards the yilest Of
fendcrs-their utter disregard ot Justice in
lact-we charged that they were working for
a reelection. Let not the police bench be
.li:graccd by another term. ;,
, 1862-10-29

another advance Of 2oc = bag. Bar lead has ad
yauced A61nc. Powder without material change.
, 1862-10-29

MEETING OF THE COUNT CENTRAL Con-
M1TTEE.-At the meeting Of the Republican
Uniou County Central Committee held at
Warmers Hall on Monday, D. ?. Bell was
elected Chairman and Perkins Bass, Secretary.
The Committee meet again this morning at 10
o'clock.
, 1862-10-29

........ ....
The New York herald., 1862-02-26

ssns was large eosdsn isttsr G. an important sbsm
mncdiAtsly under was tho OF "Eider" J" tho late
Leutsnant Colonel Of fhe regiment who died some short
time ago while in the city Of New York On eitbsr
sde Of the displayed, on handsome little
shields hefoowing mottosson the right side, Faith
hope and Charity % and the left, "Frendship, Love
and Truth" Under these, silk bands, In black let
ters, the Of the lamented Lyon, Esworth'
Grebe and Baker Tho four walls Of the room ~erehang
the artistic style with large and small American
flags and evsrg eens the whole forming most pleasing
appearance. Captain Newburgh's apartments were not
quite handsomely arranged, on account or its being
the reception ROOM but the walls were hung with the
greatest with Tags wresths and other ornaments
while the mantel pieces and on either side we're
dispaye number OF small American flags which ma
teriay increased the effect After supper the doors
were opsn dancing became the order q the
evening.
The following list of the regular upon
IN sion:-
REGULAR ToAsrs.
l. Tho Masonic Craft-Aay their virtues ever be
Q The President Of the United States. Music-"Ha
Columbia"
g. Our Country. Music-"Star Spanged Banner.n
4. The Army and Navy-They are, and ever shall be-
able TO sustain the reputation Of the Stars and
Music-'Coumba. the Gem of the Ocean,"
General wool-May the present crisis our country
prove him second Washington. Music-"Hail to the
g. The volunteers-May their mission soon be accom-
plished. Music--'.Fortrsss Monroe Polka"
T. The Ladies-God bless them. Musc-'The Girl
left behind me-"
g. Our Guests.
g. The Loyal Citizens OF the South-May their fondes
expectations be realized the Of the Union
Ausic-"Flag Of the Free"
10. The Press-May just Tribune al send forth
Coulter TO HERALD through all Tse TO every Iquirer in
the World Nec that the Sun Of liberty st brightly
shines upon our institutiors may we find an Argus who
with an Aaas and the speed o. Mercury VIII Despatch
record it in their Day Book and we Post in our Ledger,
while armies Press 10 victory with every Press
tige Of success.
H. Absent Friends-Drank standing and in silonce.
Music" Home, sweet Home
General Wool wrote most pleasing letter, expressing
his regret being able to be present. business pre-
venting. Tho toasts responded to in a fitting
by the properly appointed Major Joseph
Roberts also sent letter regrettng his absence
The New York herald., 1862-02-26
Port OF New York, February as, lsea.

CLEARED
Steamship Asia (Br1 Lott, Queenstown and LaverpooE
steamship Stella tBr,, Farmer Lrerpool-Howland As
Steamship Royal Bride (Br) Smith. Plymouth, Elbow
Steamship Fulton wotsOn sealed orders-New York and
ship Adraiic. siouner, LverpoOl-zeresa Z Co.
ssp Enoi. A. Hsyden smith n, aco
sSiD i. ss Es:;sl Inn; I.SssSSyd Eiasssn;
BARK Anna Dsius (Brsm). AIendord. London-Csssar 4
Bark Benson, johnson. Ponce-sturees Co.
Bark wiihslmine, McEwen. Port au Rnnce-H Becker
BarE Lnlias, Gilmore, Hav.ns-walsh. Carver Chase.
H.sSs
ss srs Rsn s%a sp.ss hanS eager
schr Emily, Sheridan, Aadgua-.D Dewof.
schr Il Partridge, Rhodes. Hasssras Inle,-Waksmsn a
@ sesr fsss sssssr san hsG;
sssr sssI R:sas ssS x%HSsei
ARRIVED.
Steamship North Star JoDss Aspnw,a ALL feD % wih Pas
sssSV ::%'g sgsi Sssss.a s ssy hence for
sSas'
boat fGi
n s Grps sas IL days
with sugar 4c to Brett Son Co. Last night while at an
chain.
Schr Hattie Ross (of Falmouth Mel Poland, sagua, l6
days with sugar, &c Miller Houghtou. Been IL days
n OF Hatteras' with variable winds
scbr Msrietta Hand New Haven nj for Dsais Island
Steamer Artisan McCabe. Baltimore
Steamer N SANFORD. Sanford. Philadelphia.
Steamer Falcon. Williams Providence.
REruRyEp-Br bark Alcides, wagusn hence 18th inst,
with cargo IL 2 bushels bound 10 Cerk having
the I'D when about 100 miles OF Sandy Hook during
heavy westerly gale split sails shifted cargo and had the
pumps choked Took n pilot from boat Geo Steers No 6,
and anci ored in lower bav last night.
SAILED.
s<,h-cehv Add{e r P.,n.s porto pico
25h-Frorn quarantine, U gunboat Francis Hough,on
Wind during the day NV.
The New York herald., 1862-02-26
miscellaneous.

The wind yesterday morning was from the NV but not 30
violent during the night Most Of the vessels that
anchor in the North River have The tide during
the night and again yesterday unusually low. The
ferry In slip Whitehall Sc
ocasions During the night they ceased running
coupls Of The shipping in the North River especially
the lower wharves, less damaged The Bremen
bark Edmund, lying pier r. had stove, af
rail carried away after house and wheel damaged by COL
had her cutwater away Otherwise slightly
T.. s sna 5
s e.S sans
ss srsss: prize Ss:s Union ssors. BROOK
scHR MAscr. from Somerset Mass for New Eaven be-
very lsie Of the cargo tnasj viii be saved
Bosros, Feb as-The ship Gro.to, from Hsvrs for New
Chop Vineyard breatins over them sy selI
New Jan So and cleared thence 10Th inst FOR Bath
sm ons S wSh s, sces Dec
snJ
shipped sea- filing cabin and doing other damage.
Fears are for the safety arrie, Hazel
o Belfast Me which sailed from New York Nov
fapogs Eng w5 s5 sro U is sps oar and s
and The srs, ocef Mr. James 10 Bddefsfd Me- The
and swnea Ballard and others s o' Belfast In 1856
Steamer Baltimore, lately running between Baltimore and
Havana has chartered by the " government and
consequently will be withdrawn from the line for while
Notice TO Mariners.
WRECK N LOWER THAMES
TRINITY HousK. LONDON. Zen 7. 1862.
Notice 10 hereby given Green Buoy marked with the
"wreckn has been placed about 20 athoms sSW Of
vessel sunk in the lower part of the Lower Hope.
The lies in fathOms nj low water spring tides, with
the following ks and compass bearinRs.--
The south side Shchaven trees touching the north
OF the Thames Haven Railway terminus, y by N.
Mucking lighthouse, NE u r, distant u Of mile.
length.
Tie lower of the wreck standing and high
water
By oroer. r. VI. BERTHON. Secretary
spoken, &c.
Br eamshp Arabia from NYork for Liverpool Feb o. 10
ship skysrk, Bgrsey SYork for San Francisco
., Ispe st John.
ship klnglesdsr White from Boston for San Francisco.
ship Nary Bangs somes from Greenock for Madras Oct
ship Ocean Home, from Cardiff for Manila Oct 49, lat ~ g.
lon 2fW. " y
snip Golden Horn Cor from London for Melbourne. oc.
sap Rockingham Mitchell from BRISTOL E Oct for Pan
gnOn Nov 80 Ia 81 s, lon 25 W. ~
Ship Norfolk Atwood, from London for Melbourne Dec 8
lat 36s lon l6W. -
shin Nage Ian Putnam, from Liverpool Nov 10 for valua
rcis o. ahorI Dec .at 20 mies n. iun %
Eark sumtcr Hnmphrey, from Boston or yaparalo Dec
o. lat 80 ~ ), Ion bj 10
The New York herald., 1862-02-26
S HIP PING NEW S

KINGSTON, JA., HAVANA, ,MATAEZAS AND NASSAU, Mp.
CLEAToR-From New York for Kingston, Ja the Goth
each month The Ceator leaves for New York the
9th of month, and will be due here about the 18th.
COLUMBIA MARIos-No stated days yet fixed for
the departure of the Columbia and Marion for Havana but
they viii sail about ten days touching at Key West out
ward and h0meward.
KARNAE-From New York for Havana via Nassau, MP,
the alternate Cunard New York
MArANxAs-From York for Matanzas the 9Th day OF
each From Mstanzas the I'D due ~ New York
the 2Sth
sPECIAL NOTICE.
All letters and packages Intended for the New YORK HERALD
should be sealed
NEW YoRK-rHs
4S HIGH WATER. .eve O6
The New York herald., 1862-02-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

rrHE ANNUAL MEETING or TUE STOCKHOLDERS
J. bf the New York and virginia s.canship Company for
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