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MISCELLANEOUS.
a.gW ARDS.

a.. REMAND LII III ~ SUNDAY MORNING LAST,
sD1 he twenty .A.fI street ferry 0ols Martha, y
nj brown sac {. .taff-uius of and oshev
tles y s.c ~ % teo ehiUiren Sac occupied the
s~l ~ Ne a. viii return 10 10 the ont -
% he 9rc.esI fev t. SO Lexington avenue. she WIZ
te al ..d gaesl. ASKED. IL NOS
tie money rliafn .bs othcr arices.
q, = REWANp ~L0Sr IN WILLIAMSBURG ON FRI
To- 5gr 1tU iLsi. Herst, w1h ~ -. on Its side.
TIC nafl - rscFe e sttv' reward % leaving it1
Tran't, nes4p ..Afi. ieJaE ! land
Il, r EaSv Az ~LG-r on GOING FROM TWENTIETH
'Titl agaa s'rsst On secoad avenue,
tt .cf ~ lsrat a aNrHae, iofAe.e Oh, contain
IL ctp..iry nGtc. The above reward
vii ~ u Il W thtg la West Fortyevena street. and
40 tlafs ~ goo. na6
o. I IRgAEN. 10 !. a SMALL BLACK AND TAs
ID n, L spo4l fUnnts wei. ht, Slt .fday light
Sun.av noInul sad b. at marked MIL Amy per
sog tFi us Ie 19 We neNavafer sire VI Ca
nsIa4 nlrs-a streets ~ lc, Give tie above reward
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rcIeGraphsc Dispatches 10 Richmond
Papers.
ANVT HER VT IVE

BkiD0ls CRIT, jenI August 81, 1861
General Maxey's bri.a@e, under te command cl Colo
rel AicnstTy, OF the lhi-ysecuaa Alabama regiment,
A.tlckei the enemy 800 strung, NJ ste ,ensoaantry
4 iiery and cavary-at eleven O'Clock ~ day. After
uar hours shelins the q envy evacuated tAoir for
tnc1iians, leaving on tie Nashville trains Common
roais ana through che woods arf Elacunt vi
ni.,a and stores cerurel. our command met with
he c0rda reception from the ci'izsf the iadies
urEiDg them not u stop till they hsd kod capurod
h. entire Yankee force. Tie py q the i2es
n4lnGcd al hehoidng RE "stars AID Bars .
We had engaged the thirty second A ba ma Forty
As5afna, Twentriiith Tennessee, MAJOR 9un ers dis
mounted parfsafs Captain RiGes cavalry and fIeemaa
Dulrs battery, tie whole nuns bcr nino hundred
Our hes wgst% wounded nole killed. The Yam
zee loss is unknown.
The Yankee forcaions at Stevenson are very strong
Our troo. display ed greet gaiantry.
A STEAMER BURNED.
AustsIA, Sept I, 1862
The Savannah papers OF this rioFnia. state thai
Steamer EnDa, wn!c goilg aowa the river saturday
nig6t grounded. and discovered yesterday nv the
YalkGas She tred 10 lrevcnt her ailing
theB bands She Lad IN bnard hundred aud fory
talrs Q. cation aud iurpsatiue. All board
capcc.
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EIGHTH hE1ifMENT.
HEApQU AIglEgs LlGnfn REGDlEyf n.

M 7 =. M s,T
New oKS, sept 7, 1862
Pursuant TO orders from the Commander IN Chief com.
mandan,s will have their companies assemble at the
armoy. Centre market, fully armed and equip cd ON
Tlcaday morning, september o. at ten ooi1ck pre-.
cisey. Fly order OF COLONEL j. NJ. VAIIAN.
I. A. VAN TAseII Adjutant
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RWy ANp NAVY PAY ANp CLAIM OFF'CE.-AR,
j. an 81 y, ta #y. Ten ions a.a recruiting Ex.
rsnseg, jpibN =. tt bfAN. Arsy Navy Rsnker,
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among holders Of bills. Gold opened this morn
ing at lio. advanced to ll9ss a "a, sold in the
afternoon at ll9]s, and closed at lls bid. Some
merchants were said to be buyers of gold this
morning, with view to boarding. They will
probably sell out when il falls to ll5 q liz, az
they did LII. =. .-sf .
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Military Mevcntsn,s in New York md
Vicinity.

TIE CITY BOUNTY AND RECRUITING.
Tie prompt payment Of the 6ity .doars city b9unty
has added quite impetus to recruiting during the past
week. There is troable in tie yaen receiving thil
money when once regularly mustered into the service.
There has been reariy eleven thoUs.ud Gors already
Paid out The Comptroller is kept busy daily attending
10 the lnymen Of this money. As The recruit Is
sworn III the officer in charge r,cee4s with MIN to the
omptrcicr's Office, where hc a receives his money
TWENTY SECOND REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE Nj
LITrA.
All members OF the reg men intending to reenlist
reg aested 10 leave their with the undersigned, at
the armory OF Company &, No 1s5 Sixth avenue.
j. HENDERSON GRANT
MAJ Twenty second regiment y. Y. s. N.
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riNAvt..n.

T.tl.. ~ e n o28 >. .o35 o65 10 sss sse
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4 tGrST FELNoNf co. BAaKFRs..N0, 30 WALL
~ stfs., ss}' n et q cr tt 70 tr trs, aya'abe in
- - 50 ne sot. - Nes4r R,ftss.d, of Paris,
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THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

Golden Condemns Intcrvention-IIe
Thinks the War Will Not Separate the
Union-Foreign Interference Will
Strengthen the Federal Governm ent-
Another Interview Between slideIl and
Napoleon-EnaIish Report OF the Cot
ton Crop nj the South-Gen. Buffers
Rule I'm New Orleans, &c.
Mr. Golden had addressed his constituents Rochdae
He spoke at length the prevailing distress anca
shire. He regarded that distress national question
and public and private aid proved insufficient to relieve
It Parliament would have 10 make provision for Il.
lie hen referred 10 the American war and said that
would be waste OF time Tor foreigners 10 a.
tempt % tnfseace the oombotonts 70 interfere in ne
70 recognize the SoutL pouid 10 nsoTe harm
1n good and fa 70 bring forcard clon. As 10 how the
contest gong TO end be confessed his inability TO
form any opinion but II compelled to make guess he
would moi make the guess Earl Russell and Mr.
Gladstone did He did rot tsicre that II he shoIa
soon Be brought 10 termination could end in ne ssyora-
noR N he North and South ~ thought hcsc ,elo pro.
fsed mach for Hoitan unity o5h appreciate more IN,
union dmsyiea. Interference by force would do
than Any hing else 10 strengthen nc federal oouerr.
merf and the cost 10 England six mon,hs would be
than sufficient % feed ne dresed cotton opeyatives
~ n ysGr Mr. Golden concluded by reproaching the
Pslmcrstou government for It's exrayagante and adyo
Gated retrcrChment
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
wapssspAY, Nov. l2-6. P. M.

WaDNssDAY, Nov. l2-6. P. M.
The money Kiarkct has been extremely active
to-day. and money has been in lively demand at
CAT per cent. Many lenders even declined to
lend at z. the Secretary's negotiation anorshE
employment fos their means. la consequence OF
this turn in the market large quantities OF stocss
aud merchandise wcrc thrown into The market to
day. Mercantile paper hardly feels the pinch
but certificates Of public indebtedness dropped
this morning to 97A
Exchange fell to i4s this morning. then rallied
and closed at l45% 4614. Gold sold at l5i. /.
1917 1872. and closed at 1924. Large quantities
of gold are held here on speculation. and if the
market took downward turn it would probably
be a rapid one. Recent events, however, have
rather strengthened than weakened the gold
market. Public confidence is very sensitive indeed
at the present time.
A very large business was done in stocks o.day.
On the one hand. quite number of holders wers
forced to dsgorge their stocks by the turn in the
money market; and, on the other the friends OF
each particular stock rallied in force TO its sup
port At the first board the market opened quite
weak: but at the close prices were bid up in some
instances to higher quotations than those OF last
evening. Between the boards there was another
downward turn, aud in some cases sales were
made at considerable decline from the morning
prices. At the second board stocks were very
feyerish, 1uctuatine up and down with rapidity
and the market closed heavy. All the indica-
tions are in favor Of the bears; but if they
sell more stocks than they can conye-
niently buy they may corner the market
and put prices up on themselves. Some Of Oui
great bear operators Systematically overdo the
business, and keep themselves out of fair profits
through the desire to make fortune all at once
At the first board Erie declined u Michigan Cen
tra u, Southern old u, Galena Y Rock Island
4, New York Central u. Pacific Mail improved
u, and Hudson, Harlem guaranteed, Toledo, &C..
were steady. Governments were firm, with the
exception of 7.3O notes, which declined Il per
cent. The bond market showed rather more
strength. AT the second board there was gene.
raj desire to sell stocks, and prices declined in
consequence. The tone Of the market was fever,
ISL and the tendency downward. AT tue close the
fnllowinC were tho o,tofa tona
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General Butler and the Prussiau
Government.
GARIBALDI'S HEALTH.
HEAVY DECLINE IN COTTON
&C., DC. 40.

The steamship New York Capt. wenke, which sailed
from Southampton the goth OF October arrived this
port last night
The steamship City OF Baltimore, Captain Kennedy
which sailed from Liverpool at noon ON the 29th and
from Queenstown the Both umo arrived at this port
last evening, with European mails and passengers
The steamship Nova scotan from Liverpool on the 3oh
Londonderry the s1st OF October, boarded oil
Cape Race at O'Clock last Tuesday morning by the
yacht Of the press, and summary Of her OBJ
tanned.
The Nova Scoan is on her way to Quebec.
The by the City Of Baltimore and the Nova Scosian
is hve days later than the report of the Scotia.
The steamship United Kingdom, from the Clyde for
quebec, put into johns Newfoundland, Nov. 10, short
Of water and proceeded her voyage the morning Of
the llih inst
The news is anticipated
Mr. yariey, the Teegraphc Engineer and Electrician,
writes follows Mr. Cyrus w. Field relative TO the
Atlantic telegraph
1t gives much pleasure to be able TO inform you
that the recen. experiments which have made upon our
submarine cables have led to improvements by which
have no doubt that we shall be able TO telegraph through
an Atlantic cable direct from Ireland 10 Newfoundland at
tie rate of certainly OF twelve probably sixteen
words per mnute the copper conductor not being less
than Ave cvt 10 the nautical mile
Queen Victoria had returned to England from Germany
The Manager of the City Bank Of Manchester had been
arrested on the charge of smbezzng The funds OF the
bauk. His defalcations supposed to be heavy.
the ngeaders in tie great robbery OF Bank Of
England note paper had been arrested One of them
taken in the act of printing of the
paper.
The london Nescs gives report that Charles Trsm
iian goes to India as Financial Minister, vice Lang
The Europa reached Liverpool shortly after on the
9th uNirio
The Jura arrived on Londonderry the evening OF the
21tn and reached Liverpool the afternoon Of the
ultimo.
The City Of Washington was al Queenstown about
on the 2sth ultimo.
The steamship Ssxonia, from New York arrived a.
Southampton on the 10Th ultimo.
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Inifn nnd Chinn.
Commercial Intelligence.
rrYu ovno~, navvv A. spvrr

from the Manchester Guardian. .(oy artice) Oct DO
The English funds have osen rather iess weak to-day
gold from the Bank, and downward movemen. in the
continental exchanges. ihe first bargains I'M SansoIs
we're at the low quotation Of Yesterday ss< e3 ana
About f2o7 COO in french gold coin was taken from the
Bank this afternoon for remittance 10 Italy. in pay mcnt
for silver
Tho foreign exchanges this afternoon we're generally
lower than on last post day.
Tho state Of the money market has been very contra.
dctory AZ the Bank the demand for discount has been
extremely heavy, chiefly, II Is believed from, Indian
estsbl sbmens while in the open market the banks and
escosnt houses unwilling 70 receive deposits call
10 the share market today there general catness
connected with he Se,,emept Of the account,
The Board Trade returns for the past month were
pabshed this afternoon and show compared with 1881
increase Of El76 about Iis per cent 10 The de.
sared value OF expectations Compared with ep,em-
Der, 1890, there Is falling OF OF f2 $50 1877 Cousols
soils, new threes, siss oigl; Bank stock. 2J6 q rs
India scrip, 100 io9Js ExchcQuor bills (argc) Junc
Is q premium Exchequer bs (sma) iiarca, 10 10
The Nova scoilan. on Cape Race rcporis.-Thc funds
wero tat rhe demand 81 the Bank FOR discount con.
inucd active Tue Banks minimum rate had advanced
IoSDos, ool %, 1852.
Cansols are quoted at e3A t31 for money
The rate of dscoanthas been advanced by the Bank Of
England 10 three per cent.
Illinois central shares quoted al as dscognt Eres
37a5s
Cunsols (lor money! s3sS o3E
Illinois Central shares, as a. discount; Frioe 3T
Ilc bullion ~ the Ban8 has decreased f.,yG 100
STATE OF TRADE ~ MANCHESTER.
1hc Manchester market is d.l aud lrfcgnaf.
BREtDsT1Ffs MARKlr.
Tie bfeadsluas market Is stcrly and gsrcguNy 80.
chaneed Messfs. Richardson, spence Co. HeAnd AtA
ia x -. and WakcAei \ -. report t, )ap st.'l as,
vSttmg, and o. Il. higher, u sli in tla n1e ViNl
tea Nine, quiet aNj Gfm ~ Western, o. ios ~
feA e3u,Naln. los. .0s 81. ata wesisru. iNs at
u.s.. @hilr thegn. IT'S. i@. 90 CJri d.u4s n ,ta
2as u sa.
paNFist0e MkaEEn.
I4t*.Nl r.ss i..e. .Tetl.-. t~beaYs. -. 4g,
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II appears that the civil in America has had con
siderable effect on tho French exports. The millinery
and silks exported last September are nevertheless
greater In amount than those exported during the
responding month Of last year. There is likewise in
crease in the quantity Of linens woolen and cotton
cloths raw silk, refined sugar common soap china aud
glass raw wool, stationery, engravings, Autographs.
and ordinary wine exported The increase in the quan
y of cast and bar iron and other metals into France is
compensated by considerable export Of machinery
There $500 l3S metrcai qunals OF various metals
the bonded stores on the 30,h Of September, being
23 o3 metrical quintas than on the
date of last year, 33T 265 hectogrammes Of silver
coined in ingots, imported into France in
the month Of September last and ! oil ,293 hecto
grammes exported In the month Of September 1851 the
Silver imported amounted 10 ass 056 hectogrames and
silver exported to $40 hectcerammes. The gold i'm
ported in September last amounted to 90 ,227 hecto
grammes and the gold exported tcl0S 424 hectograes
The gold imported ia the month of September, 1861 ,
Amounted to So G0 hcctoerammes and the gold exported
TO 70 1856 hectogrames The excise duty native and
foreign salt consumed in France amounted in September
last TO 75 being 10 oSf loss than the amount col
lected m September, 1851 q s26 ships entered the
French ports during the first niue months OF the present
year measuring 3433 0s9 TONS and 900 ships sailed
thence being 2 ships and SO 6S tons less than entered
during the corresponding period OF last year. aud 1176
ships aud POI $50 tons less than those which sailed during
that period.
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Wheat was abundant and 1c n &c. per bnsbel lower
to-day, with sales reported OF 225 900 bushels 81 50
81 81 for white and 81 80 81 as for red and amber
Western, 81 "A 81 &c FOR Milwaukee club aud amber
spring. and 81 II 81 Is for Chicago spring Corn con
tinued depressed with sales Of 900 bushels mixed
Western az roc rae. for sound and 5sc soc for un
sound and heated, and roc II &c. Tor Western white
Rye was purchased 70 the extent Of $500 Bushels at soc
90c 1900 bushels Of barley sold at 81 30 81
oas were IN active request and quoted up TO 64c esc
per bushcl.
coN-Tne demand was rather brisker, bu, prices were
unchanged.
CoFffs.-The market was inactive to day, yet very
Nrm generally.
,oTroN--There was increased Hrmness in the markc,
day middlings rising 10 64c per ib and the
demand active, with sales reported Of 5000 bales
FEsrDERs- Live geese ranged from SOC 45c, accord
ing TO quality
TisH-All kinds were in good demand at "a 81 62 for
dry cod, $40 and 81 so IS IS for No. and No
mackere and 35c and 2Sc. for scaled and No smoked
herring.
FRrieHrs--Retes declined 10 day, and business was
more active. There shipped TO Liverpool 2, 800
bbs -four at 7s 100 900 bushels Of grain In buik and
ship bags, al I'D Sxd, and 100 packages grease
by fofeisn vessel al 3Is: 3D. TO London there We're
vessel took 900 bbs -four at 2s Cd. To Bristol British
bark, Of 400 tons burden, was chartered at Jos.
Hay was freely sought after at 65c sSc for North
river
lArus we're ssleabe at 81 rs for Eastern, per NJ.
Hors.-f}oth consumers and shippers were buying ibe
rally at 1sc. q Csc. FOR crop.
fdpF--common Rockland was in demand at 75c., and
Mo,Assrs-A fair business was transacted to day CON.
prsing 200 bbls New Orleans at 35c a5c. 80 hhds.
Iaroadocs p T.; 1o4 hhds. Cuba muscovado at Soc
loc. and, by ancton, 700 bbis and hafbbls. New Or
leans at zsc. a a. &c.
NAVAL sroRss -Ibore was noihing In this ne as
sales were ieht and priccs'unintorlani
PRov.siovr Quite active business reported In
pork 10 iay at decidedly better prices sales having
amounted 10 $500 bbis at sl2 ~ si3 ~ moss and
sil 90 81 Cor prime. O bee only l50 bbs. sold at
unchanged rates, and OF lard 500 packages at exc
Ita,c Bacon was 10 iar request, also butter
ana cheese, full rates. The government contracts
were awarded thus "A 800 bbs pork at f13 "a s13 80
Tor aud &i3 10 for primo mess 80 900 Tbs shoulders
ii So IS ass II and so 600 lbs smoked bacon sides at
81 10.
Ricx.-we heard Of large sales Of Carolina, bpt conld
not get fcablo particulars otherwise the market WIS
Inactive
Ssir---ihsrc more doing IN Liverpool ~ vi 30 n
s2 20 cor nnc and 81 42ik q ~ 4s tor ground
Snsr.--1here $50 boxes CASTLE sold az l5c. y
lh'ac.
SuaAs4 wore IA fair demand and quite nfm, with sales
reported of oC0 hliis at sc. 10sc FOR Cuba, iOxc
Tor Porto Rico and 1850 a12sc for New o leans 100
bags ctnaobuco al i0c and 200 boxes havana ~ yto
l0ac.
rs,Iow The sales were limited to Go,ooo ibs ii
Wusaey There wero GnD tbts. bpcsb, II orc.
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NEW YORK rERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER l5 I

rel n,caa au.ct. with downward tendency lard iah
anj usn.i,iyea, quoted dos a AS. fa.ivw easier r
fgon.scE nAREer. Ms
sugar que, but steady irc ,nsct've eohse-so
es. Ashes quiet pots 32s. Sd pears. Us o. 10
SIN iat. spirits taricnt.ae nominal atlsos = rs.
fttN& III Iaxics oci. 80, 50:
p ea,ssufs Grmer and slightly higher sugar qtSNt
but stcaiy al uasaangcd Coees stesiy iea irm
Roc arm fsJw steady AZ AIS I'd, AS Cd. Liuaecd
oil steady and unchanged.
THE LATEST mAREfr5- && Il
LivsRiojI oct. 81. 1862
c,rrosThe brokers crra!ar reports thc sales O the
week At 500 bales including 1000 20 spectators ant
$500 exporters sjhc market has been very dull aud
prices have declinc2d 81 tor American and penny
Cor SyraLs. Tho sales to-dlyairdS) are estimii.d at
2c0a bales, the market closing irregular al the above
quoted decno Iho authorized quotations. are as fol-
lows
II. Fair. Aiddhrs.
OrIsana = .... ......,........ 2Td. 23d.
Mobiles. ........,....t......-I... 1ou' S1n
UpllndS / -"
The stock port Is estimated at Sl2 500 baes % .nich
IS 600 are Amcg,oaa. Mt4
BRsAos steady Wheat sssD,s Corn suet,
but steady
PROVISIONS The provisoa msfket - aas. but prices
are steady. ~
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Lord Lyons Instructions for strict Neu.
traIifY.

From The London Times (city srticle), Oct q.
The itea that Commodore Wilkes may intend 10 renew
experiments in International law has greatly suLssded
the belief Is tnat his nomination TO the West India
alton not intended anront TO the neutral
Il Europe, but merely to grainyrbe New York
ptaco by enabling them 10 interpret IL such; thai
clurntlv the orders TO the Commodore him
y. wlthlu proper bounds aud that should he in The
Nlem resort to any outrage, y win be ropida,ed
- pou Tire Trent.
dcrstood, also. that Lord Lyons, wno has sailed
lie Scotia On his return ~ Washington, takes
gt.si 1911 assurance that while England will be
concert With other civilized nations 10 adopt
c, al may tend 60 promote permanent return
vhcr through restoration OF ut, Union on the old
U.w bs~s, Or IN agreement for ffendiy ssisara.
YiH. usCHrtils. tn2srdD0ny refass % dspoIf one
5.. pkt4 frVsa aer o0grse ~ E0E tgic 7eigac.
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% remain hove 20 antl NJ had commra ci'ea W. ~
cenan,aaae- ami II Was proceed hc would "1FT n's
hAadkesehicf, which lac lid shortly ter, ini p't"
on my voyage The c,aling must have been he ~
sencs As the squadron ru;y ioar caJs ON ~,
Monroe and -ssa sntlss of ce0ls tasn 70 1a " @ wv
tsee yess.swl Is not pcsnt - coal 10 nae Z .2,is ~,
needed taen Ia conclusion have 20 observe tiae 'ne
nnly ~ l,sh r,an,..v.f al Bermuda tae lesierate
ifSa'-''"' - ~ ' ALEX i0aA,
W c,n,nianl ing steamship 6'attator
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The AFFAIR or the Gladiator.

.o rHs EDITOR or THE LONDON TIMES.
lVr' 8i thie port yesterday from - Georges Ber
a4 tla - The bermuda mail has net yet arrived
~ 70 tffruN--y0u with short statement
n3 Uss beeo strictly blvcknded by federal sound.
4. ~ tImilsi Wilkes ttbc notorious wlkesl nce the
liber, On which day he entered The harOor
M ssit accompanied by the gunbcat Toga
,hcr runboai. tie Soucnla 70 keep guard et
Nca X the harbor, aud, Under Irctcnce Of cosl.
renamed - ugchw TIL The "a Of October,
so "a. hs lett the harbor with the Tioga, and the
s-lscfd aAd commenced cosliug, and lett the
%, var The three vessels had been in sight up
'sio ny leaving lcstsber u, cruising about
uus on ths land, and at right anchoring IN the
r yvi ie ehsrMei ead.ns 10 81 Georges, So tia, IL
nlas.I " any vessel oaulU get either ia on oat
tn nlnfEing 81 Inc 5th the royai mail steamer
Ell ues Aisd A. aid brought 10 when by the
. lueHi d We Pilot within three mites ol the
lott ihe harhps Al. tue TN al four 3 irock
the steam.hip Gladiator aud Wber between
ti ~ f0ur miIe. 80, tie aud vas hailed by liz ..
tt.nt tsN ordered ~ heaNe H. which dd. was tfo1
rlN ni On board, refused q a. which saw tbt
Ii her CNns taken ~, tnd boxing tluoagl tho
4. s naad soa The ipcn AZ quarters. ShWtly sner
Ngi s'fe snlaFfr W IL an irer, who scpnna Dn
tck dentadrf 70 ne psrefs vhich showed 70 hn
Fna A. w. clg w t.e a.t.gs.. llC tAea ..et uu
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Ibe GDrnItaF CH3OricIt CeDhfms the telegram
ing the murder Of the officer in command Of the privateer
Samter Il says-A dreadful tragedy occurred eleriay
evening Oct Is, the Confederate steamer Sumter
this port The Of this vessel known paid
of many months ago. and she has since been In charge Of
officers md sufficient number of hands to take care
Of the ship Between and eight O'Clock last evening
Nj Hester the second officer, said 10 have deliberately
shot Mr. Andrews the officer IN charge as the latter was
lying ia bis BERTH lie expired almost Immediately three
shos from revoycr having been fred into his body.
The criminal arrested, and coroDers Inquest was
he'd the body the deceased officer. verdict OF
wio murder reformed BY the jury against the second
officer.
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The No. a2an., -

The London Times has editorial n regard to tho
acton the New York Chamber or Commerce touching
tie operations Of the rebel steamer Alabama Captain
Semmes
Ia another editorial the london Times expaates on the
difficulties attending the conscrption in the Northern
S,alss
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

sF WEDNEsDAn Nov. 12-6P. II.
AsBsSales we're made Of 25 bbls al skc. as,.c. for
pots and &c. for pearls.
BRsADsrusrs.The market was depressed for -four To-.
day and prices werc10c 20c. per sbl lower closing
heavily, with sales Of II 900 bb's State and Western
200 bbls. Canadian and l5o bbls Southern within
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memorial has been sent TO Earl Russell from leading
Liverpool merchants connected with New Orleans, calling
his ordshps attention TO the arbitrary acts OF Genera
Bu,er u respect to foreigners and urging the necessity
OF a cbief Consul and British being de
satcbed 70 that port for the protection Of British inter
His n ishp has simply acknowledged the receipt
OF tie memorial.
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r ae republicans shoIf wi1 aa t'c>c elections n. -
may probae'Y ne ~ iane hen and csnst'er
ths ~ ,hrow ths North itan continent baSk
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