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The Traffic In .atficnaaNc.roe

We give, On another page, an ar:icle con
falu1rG: some very valuable detsils concerning
he African slay:-trade, a perusa1 oil which
Will Show the necessity Of the vigiIaut meas
urcs now being taken by the United Ssates
courts and officials in this city to drive irom
or midst, utterly and forever, tue tra1lickers
il human flesh Tue trade has been atu-
lcrders one; aad it Was from this port that
. large pruperiicn Of the vessels sailed, and
in tins city that tie extensive oTEaniz aE;2n5
tor f!e trefic existed. We have names OF aver
l5oSessels which we're cagaged III tue nefarl-
ons business during tho t'so years precedla 6
the incoming OF 1ieepfesant administrator,
and ferty.1iv Of these Craft are kuown TO haye
tanded their human ca-goe5 il Cuha-cargoes
which eorprised not less than 81, ,0D0 Atricl las.
This fearful slate OF thugs is nov all happily
charged, and during til: last year not 1000
negroes have been landed in Cuba, a1d these
1!y vessels fitted out at foreign ports. The
traffic, so lar as New York is concerned, m ~
be considered completely extinguished for
the present: and indeed forever, unless the
atroc,nus scuundrels under whose auspices it
1lonrisled in cur city shall again attaiu power.
Much Of this good resulI IL owing to the
vigilance 5aithfulness AID Courage Of Marshal
Murray, under whose authority OF the work
suppression has been carried on Tae extent
Of that work may be partially measured by the
list ct arrests made hy him, ia the article re-
5efred to. Among the arrests are Albert Horn,
merchant, whose case has been closely fol
1sWed up By Mar:hal Murray, until on 6atur
oRy last, after having been convicted, he wa:
sentenced to five years' Imprisonment. TIKI
taH o. the foreign slave traffic fore warns O
the 5au OF the system OF domestic slavery, O.
WHICH It was the pazent.-N T. TINS.
, 1862-11-19

ltfGM Inc IhjmJfa Cuurler, NoT. 10.
On;: oi thu most Satisfactory results OF the
late election In this State is an emancipation
legislature, the Seuate 3einG SO ls nu;srly or
quite two-thirds, w;i;te the House has good
working majority, Ea} EaTcniY-tiva or eighty
OF the whole number. TGis is all suftitle:4s
for tho interests Of the State, and tie p:oma-
iion oi emancipation
IFtom tha Jefferson City Examiner, Nov. ISL
Sufficient returns have not Jet been recsi7cd
to enable us 10 determine with certainly the
complexion O; the newly elected legislature
Of Missouri, Gith reference to the question of
emancipation. In q list ot about sty.nty-ava
representatives elcct aow !aiofe Us, the num-
ber Of conservatives and c:nancipasiyus is
about eauai. :Gniz ratio, we think. will be
about maintained in the remainder Of the couu-
ties to hear IRON. The majority either way
will be small, With the chances in favor OF the
conservatives. Ofta complexion Of the Sen
ate, We arc still less able 70 jadga with Ger
tainty. The probabilities are, ho weyer, that
the majority will be With the cmancipa.-
tY1nist7
, 1862-11-19
THE WAR In VIRGINIA.
Elle Army Again ON the
More,

NEw YoHK, Nov. 1s.-A Wa?rarton corres-
pnndcnt O. the New z .fk Tribune says:
BurLside has not disappointed the army,
the administration or tine loyal people ut large.
The army OF the Potomac is again under
marching orders. Gen. Sumner, now COM
maading Two large corps, is this morning en-
taEe two Of thfes deJs to reach, 1 viii not
name.
The rebels OF this village, ia order TO con-
sole themselves upon se=ing this great host
march through their streets, are circulating
reports that Jackson has fallen IRON hi5
mountain highs upon our re,r, end that We
are rapidly fleeing from hiG,. Queer taat TWO
should fly from one, and that IL the direction
Ct Richmond. AL that Jackson eli nos get
in our rear be Is welcome to have. Gan. Lee
ri1l require the service of Gen. Jackson in
front, if he Eaa not already been ordered to
jon the raain body CT the rebel army.
, 1862-11-19
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER 49,, 1862

know. There are 200 in dress circle, 3,Uoo in
pit belong to the pit. England must have
her revolution. The times are caanIing.
be power. Think more Of yourselves.
Give regards to c. aud OBJ aud
others. Tel thera to keep my mem
o1y green. I AM Cogcr.. Do you want
get up splendid address from the Cog=rs,
as being from the people OF England to me,
speaking OF my qualities as debater, Of my
charitable actions, Of my Union ig1r, Of ulf
prophecies. ard my warnings Let 1t be
sig1ed By The Gogers snd resolutions stsoss'
ence. Ny name is in all mouths, :i0.oou
photographs of, aud bought by the dozen.
When I pitch Into England. remember I
only speak the sentiments Of -, to Thou
Rive kind tegards. am too young to take
Charles SINNERS place In the Senate, else
I should be elected by acclamation. I look
to my debating education in the discus
s!on hall, SIS the most important feature of
may public 1ife- No member OF Parliament
can compete with the mi9as pnde: your hos
pitat1e roof. Sincerely, G. F. Train. / shall
send you papers from week to week. Send
the address care Curtis Guild, ESQ.,, Bostou-
Shannon, via New York-3lr. Walter, Cogers'
Discussion Hall, Shoe Lane, Fleet street,
London
Even LIE - tUEtIS Aul HAtul lue HT1LtE VI
this sillJ and bombastical efusion was
sworn hrotter) could not stand this. and
promptly wiped of the disgrace which they
i1nagine6 attached to them, from their tem-
poEs'y fraternization, by adopting the follow
resolution:
72eso1red Tbat we, the members OF the Coge-s'
Society. having read tie 1eter OF Mr.. q. F. Tain,
dated Boston, September 26, 1852. cac not reftaia
from expressing ouf surprise ard i1dlgrlIion at
being invited to become acconplices % doub! !.
frau.j-fTstfy toaaeuu1e to speak in the nltne Of
the Eng1ish people, and, secondly. 10 give ae-
TreIn credit fer qualities contrary te fur OWL
eFtimate Of his character. That We fr7the- e::-
physically ard explicitly dis.yow all pa1tIci-
10 the institutions OF this country y-lE..it1:io1s
TO Vhich we are ierrentiy aud Loyalty attached.
betauEe they assure To our fellow citizens Of all
e;a:ses an c1nou1c oi f.aelcu, G: than.a,, seaca
ard =cg.oa, combined wish order and security f3-
life And property, suc, &c is possessed oy othe-
people on tie face ii tue ehrk!l.'f
Bv auother resolution Mr.. Train Was r71aui-
mcuslr expelled from tho society, and were
| he ever to return to England, as he threatens
(Which it is perfectly certain he never x11 do,)
| lis .otc4 will never be heard again in the Shoe
I,are herr Ehap
, 1862-11-19

TIE GnE ElEEsAS SSE TO EICIE.
r1JN1e.
The elections be;n. over, tic Chicago
Times is displaying the cloYen foot quite
freely. The follo-ias article, II its issue
Of yesterday, Suggests that the Times is
psivy 10 Fernando N,oa's scheme for fill
irg up tic Congress OF tie Cniscd Stn1es
with TcAt3s from Richmond, and is prepar-
ing thc ;;uhEc m...d, 81 fi1 IS possible, for
that Contingency:
IFr. II the Cblcsc2 Times, e:or. 18th
TIE OS.;Y EcpR An Addition Journal aTsaes
the ultimate eucceas OF .e gofsIR1,ent IN cscaa-
ing the rebellion. fcra ii: alleged t:'cts thas th=
forcc of s.1aa.'' md ''7shat they hare lost they
h1vc nevtr reSalncd-"
The atteEEt 70 deceive :he people hy is1se rep.
CT vhea The fa'senood hscor'es sr7arent. The
rebels r.o.v held pu.=Lssfon Of the northern por-
3i"4 ifss esnns wa5; y Il , SaSs fstsa , IL
and l'urc. .licy casaad = ;r;si1to. on The north
era slare Ct tue puto,na:. rom " !ch they
Esfe v;i, o;b :Re u q, IT, s} oo 'fs n
from Nl;th h They were Gt.*Sa by fat!l. TAeJ
gained rneiaian in a11uos* eve7y .r'5sion If the
driver tysnccessive c.:nr,1rdars Of Ini,n fo-c.a,
They have forced A1ofgnu TO eracnsts Cumberland
Gsp. enc ef the ne5' 5mEirfsas ola5:ry m p9ats :'5
pusstss:au Of it The forces c. tae tW3 sessions
have l,.cr a1:s7nat ely advan:i,:s snd -strel:iny
thrcu:Hs.n1 tse entire line Of operations from
East to est, a1t The i!.2Ip&iie.!s oi Tery evenly
bu!a1,c"t WET 11s far have IF: 1s but slight MAJ
1er Of ctrv75*nla7;:,n. Iu4s@'n2 vi the future By
the ras;. il the contest ereta.es ia our saser it
Will .lCet: Eo1 upt :-::Ttr'!Inc2., acd peo-
ne n1o c.Z; 35;:!Et cu1;:-. 1tt Gf.-F heeC.4-
tto1c j.. H.: lGnd. 1ft;:r tit;1, nope &C -aece;s
rested zJ.cp liz H:.a;A II "aT ttt7ies, 'fe should
uc=1:s:r II rc,cstan's.t5rs II: rrvs7ararnt. But
fhc pcc.lc tsre determined 'i,nt, accompanying
every -,c.e.y in liz: ii.ld, shal appear their un-
ai;t,..blt. l,l-2ose to c;afc tic war upaa t:s.ns
1lat will :;1es e1ve the ::...- 1f .1e government
7ritR9Et I,4znf:Hg s:if! i%iS'M;Y ia5S- 7c1' Aat5
.-s,x,{ef 1f.c ,1fl='.rt fcs ~ rhc Te7t'aiin wa
eea.ed On tie + uvth dc: Of the present moath ny
verdict nE tic I.ros!: Ii faEo: of l:17clpie5
which vii, ,Sl:en al.ied. rE3Se 71Gee c':icaens
ta-n err :-lycs h-ye 1.u: 1a7 been IN rednctng
the rc.,- II at,ei 1ita t,e H NO III LOOK bEGS
ws.d w. Il cur military ai=t-3 TO- tue past yea'
aud 1aii fur c2-caura. :4.i IL to i1Ai sncc2e5
rtt f::M::G G"1:, Wt:s i:slIte1s'a sna!' He u:
seattI ~. ras>er, c!l 1.el IT .e.e=71asa'o Art
ra.T:atv III 1ir:'u co.1s1 n pe3::'e TO 3lrt0';s @
q cuEH;.7; hF3'0sf af,c" f''7ahf' it'I":- Even G
Hr1,e II tite iASia&i:n VIII 40 T'-e thar u.1l!1'i
OF Ecitl:..e cau aecoiy;i.sh ii: F-s.@-I.s Tic ln
"D::ar rebels, you c:.nrn. ba con4uete5
yCu shall no. he nrAnd..i with inc:uay, 70.
must ac cuuci]1ac.i; c>,I.e aud T.r:aas; q
q c! muun heritage OF cog1r1nl terms
What else dues tic s1lcged scheme Of Eef
naplo Ncrd ptnpr*c? II the cdi'or Of th
ClicaSe Is:ts 7t::Ec i n:aiuoer ct the ioi.
embassy to R1camt:'d, he could not ad
dress JEFF. Davis a nlo72 a1tc:lionate ap
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!: FROM s$9sss 5554:ESz:s;aa. { {.
Gan. IE:*sss@:z e Successful d.
f::z,sa OF the Place.


lei'1I1a4 toAAG"psiitseh~- NA1IasSo AIlDaaS-l
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov. IL, 1861
nm again enabled to address you from this
long lhos@tcd city, IN whose saieSJ such anxi-
city hsE heen 1cis t7F The past 70 months. It
IS Eatc-1o:'tirciE sate-dea!'itf the accounts
you haTe had iTcm Teilao:c gentlemen
who have reached Louisville. After beiog
exactly two 'ncntbt cut OIL .r'E' all conmuni-
cation with its loyal ne'saaors il has again
been opened TO The world, and TIE vast army
OF Gen kosecraus i2as come to ti1s rescue O.
1i1c gallant Ae*aey Sad LIS sand. BS bis en-
cay as'a industry thai ezsee.'eat officer has
PR ns one OF tt''e :'loSt Important poiEts
IN the enemy country Which has yet been
occpF'e" ~ as, SUD l aa glad to say *tat
nc e@se'%ss 10 tie re"aEaea t:7 j., ard IS 10 tie
II ~:'f r7';ncred last night in the city that hc
bad oe"' prompted TO tie m7jpr general at
fac En-: Etes'oI o. Hen. Hrc:. Think II thsre
is ar.7 try'h in tsc roaAoT Inst :Gc latter
clause viii 1.t l,s i p.:t Of j., FIR Ecu. Ser,..r
10 II, 1;s oa;;o-.= ~, 4}t,, .,a57.ct f +,,a 49,
a., .,,,; 49, ~ 1.,a,. ~ s''- "A,'
TIE er'3Sct ei s'aFS's, 2f'3 ia9 H7'>s 20 Winch
the slave -1taaiu . i.:t, t;s.ne: :1-G'l5 opposed
to Fer. R1;c.i. lie Is the i]rst clsic,.- Of tbr
-,
a'sn- w. s"l''ss.' -" '. - teatl=''7'
and tie Irst "nu "7s5St;'z1a them - l.oo7ers
Tito regiments. Tie has "a tlt city 400 mcu
,n7,, ~, .,r<, -o-~;,u.,,+s a,5 ;, ~ 49,
-"e ~ @N sA-'. ""
oi'ccse. IheiT ar'as arr the shovel and pick
and tI"g S1t found 10 ba 1tlcst cxcnl1c,t s,7-
cr5 ,,;,..--
49, 'N@ - '4
ch'e hoF oe':n aole TO learn many partl1u-
lars o5 the achievement OF :H.lling this point
fortvo months p.st iag I had ho,ea to 40
rr.,e-. have ,,.o., e<, t.,,.
,.,,. - tsoen' ii'e'ueat~
That IT Is oleca:t 10 s'7': sue feaoer an idea OF
tie acirul Importance OF tie work acconl-
1,isred ,,r Gan Se.7.y IT,. fart ;e the4
sshEe - l'st''e 10 4l1hi eIoaia 1aeucs de2-
Roscctai.s to allow hin to make 4 report Of
his ern:a+io.,s fer the 4;,ne of his o.cro,.:on
--<sa,...:,,. r.-s " A''1
Vi -''7h'A A4e. io'7o' 1he ".s.ofs VI LIE can
1aigD can lever be complete unless some
euch c:3scial report il given The opera
+icrs ;avc h,na spnaratc fra,n tho.a
~
force gaE1i5pnin- tue city aas been too large
to be les: s1'r:7t.S II he ta:ars pages Of the
future II=fuFaan. IL: pIbllc arc still in C.
rested in the welfare OF these entrusted with
this important pest. Gen. Ncgs-y has h:ll
the 1ilace With 10t00 men for Two mont Is
ard errs,;ys lie cine ,nso s1;amaud VIA
i've dsys' T,tions in T',a rity anJ .;r.ic 7.r.,.
pect of az carly 6pa1,1y. m 11ts 1;vaf, ,,fi the
country shout hi:3,. hhfio7 f;,r; tcd tTa1tr;
miles in every direction from 1ce c7s1 Fl.
las built (. chtin Of 1ursilr:,, ;oc. with 49,
pEonnuuc. to he 71ue1uslcd in mig coun-rr
in sttc1g:h ara dln2trs.p:s and hiss ra,,f,t.- -,
lIc civ il: prc .nablt, He "a erco harrrsd ~;
tie st,s.. IS 10 ttat uasn Of cavalry inta 49,
, 1862-11-19

NEW York, Nov. 18.-The following ia
speclal flom Washington to the New York
ZEfbttae:
Annmeer Of prominent ship merch1nts arc
NOW here, urging upon the secretaries of wsr
ard navy, thE Immediate and VERY great fE-
pcr'arce OF scaling up CtaIlsstoE har5or,
which is at present the grea. port Of entry for
ali con!raband trade,
, 1862-11-19

san Francesca, Nov. 1.-THE bri1dlng on
the southeast corner of Montgomery and Clay
Per Office, Was Pa:ti>l:y burned yesterday.
Loss S1G, 900,
San FRANCISCO, Koy. l5.-The s:eanlar
Oregon sails this evening for II .-atlAn, taking
about seventy PASSENGERS vho 90 to Sonora,
E:Gn1lia and Ch:huattu1 to engage i'll ei:Fsr
Mining. Aino1g them are ). Wing, nsary
siye mills tor reducing silver Gre, also 20 f0r-
wact. This is the Commencement OF EGa.t
promises 10 pseve an extensive movement.
Ealiicratons engaged IN Mexican mining c::-
1erI,fisss embrace Elsny nlan and considerably:
c.1tla1.
, 1862-11-19

4 gentleman at Cairo informs lis that be-
tween 4, ESQ sad 80, ,ceo soldiers have passed
down the river within the LIST two weeks
Those going down during last week went to
Memphis aid Helena-aos5 Of them to the
former.
It is now under5io sod that Gen. Sherman, at
present in Memphis, viii cooperate with Gen.
Grant, row moving against the enemy III
Mississippi. F1oa1 this it would appear that
the report that tAs new troops now going
down tia river are to be organized into .
distinct army under Gep. McCleraand i. no'
correct
, 1862-11-19

Fn7ate lettets OF sem{-o ofdcia1 nature, rel
atiye to the contraband trade carried on by
English merchants with tie rebels aud con
tanning some Information as to the views OF
the English cabinet upon that Bu Meet, have
been received in Washington. Il apse2r3
from these letters that our nfa1srer IN Lon
don In recent conversation With Lo d JOIN
Russell erergctically complained OF the iniu-
shipping of arms and mnoisiors Of war 70 :ne
coniederatee, in English bottoms, ani By
English merchants; intiuating .: the same
time, that while these prac;sstes continue
, 1862-11-19
Reorganization e. <1,, Army Of the
EsGtG1;lhJ.

EEN4TssHX31Li14tDEt 81 1l2s1 u O1 Ht1E
HsGt6zilaE.
HfAn2rAT7gEs, Anar Of THE ParouAc.l
NEA.. nAREESroH. NoY, II, 1S5:. s
CENTRAL. ORDEH, No. 1St.-Eirst-F or
g1.lization Of e portion of this army into gen
cral divisions is hereby announced. The
grand divisions will he fo-1ned ed commanded
as follows:
The second and ninth corps will form the
right grsEd division, aud will be commanded
ty hsj. Gen. i. v Stsn1sr.
The first and sixth corps will form tlle Left
grand division. sud will be commanded by
blaj. Gen. ". B. Franklin.
The third and fifth corps zi11 Sorln fhs cen
tre Ersnd division, and MIL be c5mm.ude1 by
3la5, Ger. Joseph Hooker.
The eleventh corps, wit.s such other troops
as may hereafter b. assigned to IT. will coaeti
tnte tie reserve force, u:der tte command Of
Maj. Gen. F. Sigel.
Assignments Of caga1ry and further "details
will be announced IN future orders.
iSecG5ttl--ln sccords.cs with Instructions
from the 76cr department. tte cor1msMd-r5 OF
these grand divisions viii have poweE to
decide such Questions RELAXING TO the interior
rauSge1ucui OF their commands Is sre NOW
forwarded to these headquarters ior Ira1
action.
Major General Sige1 Will exercise all the
powers III respect 10 Ms command, anove
aE2igred, IS the coa,wsrder OF n grand aicie-
ion.. Those cases which car only DC de::aed
BY the departu:Snts at Ha3ai1lsIJu, sA,;5 viii
forward diTees'yto tnoss dsp.r; mecvs, Will
out reference TO theGa headquarters.
All matters Iel:.tiliz 70 tue movements 1E
troors, toEiher With r=ttrls, 7.pSr!s, A.,
viii be FORWARDED to t3vEa headquarters at
usual.
4ly'-The ccn,usnde7s Of these g7aud di.
7itiuns will reiair Tita t:.sln r:ielI rs5pGcEiTe
stalls,
Fcu,3A-Ths senior ei5ieers OF tha a:l, Sd
| 5th aud ttu clrl5 Hil. takr cca1u1anl u Lsisss
, 1862-11-19
GEN. CRANES ARMY.

GEN GRANT*S ARMY
d letter IRON our correspondent with
fhe army Of the Mr. sissippi, printed else
where, announces that Gen. Grant has
fallen back from E;:1:y Springs 10 Grand
Junction. The movement took place on
The 14th inst No slatement is giyen Of
The reaso2s which ins2elled the step back
ward
, 1862-11-19
Mrt1B Ct Urih11mz.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1869

w The telegraph failed US completely
last night, both East and South. The
renders Of the TRIBUNE will, however,
find q largc amount Of interesting army
correspondence in this issue, which will
compensate in some degree for tue def
cheney Of news occasloaed by the Interrupt
ton Of the wires.
, 1862-11-19

i@ The Aa7tautste7n Christian 4t;tocate,
oi this city, has Increased lis subscription
price from sl5O to s.. 90 per annum. T:1is is
only what vi newspapers will have 10 do by
and By, il ihe price o. printing pape-, iE:s,
&c, continues to Increase,
, 1862-11-19

to be countenanced by the English people
a1d government, there conld be no
hope for prompt restoration Of peace
the A]sbams, obviouelyia ship Of war fitted
out by English money Tor the purpose of de-
6troying vessels Of friendly power, and de-
c}aTed that such an odious system OF aggres-
sion On the Union cause, without proyocztion,
constituted in the eyes Of Americans, and all
all civilized nations, an Infringement Of the
rights OF neutra1s, the responsibility OF which
HOnld sOCner or later be felt by the British
cabinet, both at home and sbroad- In word,
Mr. Adams represented that such acts as these
were 1ot calculated to assure the United States
government Of the sincerity CT the protests
tloEs of neutrality and good viii made by
Lord Russell, and that they reflected no credit
upon the impartiality and honor Of the Eag-
iEn nation.
YES ~i'h the utmcet res:es that he had LEARNED
tie facts Of which Mr. Adams compl,iaed,
aud that h6 had doEe everything in HIS power
to prevent the continuance OF the Illicit trade
between English suojecis Gnd the confede-
rates. he qstlrsa, however, to remind Mr.
Adams tha: Engiish laws granted such imnG-
mites to private industry that it MAS impnssi-
BILE to hinder ar English citizen from dealing
In contraEand Of var If he chose; that the
responsibilities Of Euen unlawful traffic rested
Tith tae guilty party, and that ii cou1i only
IN very limited way be controlled BY the
gGueTpment.
Lord Russell assured NJ. Adams thak tue
policy OF the English government concerning
cont.atfna trade ,7as ttat of sill other 7tions,
Gs veil as ct the United States, whose precs-
dents on this very question we're al clea: and
precise rs could be desired rs AZ illustration
Of thjt. he reminded :.lm that during the war
l,.tucs:sl che Allied Po"era ard Russia eisizens
cf sht United Stat!5 hal openly carried cor
trabs..d gooGs iiato Ru:st4n part, aad built
sEjrs for .tc Czar, notssi, :tardiu; the protest
Ct F1icce and Eag1a1'd. H. did not wish to
believe, as had been asserted, that eit,aeT the
tEen President OF tae ruited States, Mr.
Pitree, or Iis Eecresafy ii Safe, Hr. Marcy,
coanteranerd such ur}a11nl acte- lie pre-
fer-e1 10 think that t5sr had done whit tney
could to prevent them; but the fact thai they
did not sucese ed nasgsht 10 convince Mr. Aisns
row difficult il is iov tha British goT1g:,.nent
to stop The collraaaud rra6e between British
subjecls a1d :llc confeGezate;:. In conclusion,
Tho D::t;Eh minister preaaizrd Mr. Adae1s III It
L: would i1anE1:sis sn tea3unt Of his CON,
!laiuts 10 The ata!irltt5, eth recommends.
tinn to exercise the utmost ,Ratchfalae.ss upon
all ca-gces i. clearance Tor the United S:ates
, 1862-11-19

Dtfc1sc 4,c New Ee.K IIar,or.
NEW YorN, Nov. I'll: is stated :h.5 the
i1s,.4-clad tr;g4se Koaaoks, nou neGstly finish
ed, il detained fer the defense OF the Ne#
Itrk h:ri1or.
, 1862-11-19

FsxeIe.i Iarper.s Ycsry Prisoners Ex-
cl3stH.s,eus
WASHINGTON, Ncv. lS.-Ttc New York reg
iments captured al Iarpsc's Ferry, and Hov
in camp at Chicago, haye been Exchanged and
are ordered here.
0Fdez TzcsEceuIIx tho Gaserraace of
Ghs Sabbath.
WASHINGTON, Ncvcmber IL, 1860.
The following general order has been Issued
respecting tie observance of the Sabbzth day
in the srmJ and navy:
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. iG.
The president, ccnmarder-in- Chief OF the
army ard navy, desires and eDjoins the order
1y observance of ike Sabbath by the officers
and men IN the military and naval service.
The importance for mna and beast vi the pre-
sc1ibed weekly rest; the sacred rights Of
Christian soldiers and salsors; abecomiug def
cTtncc to the best sentiment Of :, Christian
people, and \ due regard tor the divine will,
demand that Sunday lakoria .he army and Eavy
be reduced to the measure CT strict necessity.
The discipline and character o. tie national
forces should not entfer, nor the cauEe they
offend be iE,perilea BY the Proclamation OF the
day or the name Of tho Most High. At this
time of public distress, ping inc words OF
Washing gtop in 171G, ":aen may fud eneu3h
to 10 in the service cf God and their country
without abandcDikg t:enls4ira5 to vice ani
iutBoiaiisy.'' Tue 1i1E. general order ;>3aed
b5 The Father of his Cla fry, after ln5 della
ration ct Independence, Indicates the Spirit il.
which our Institutions we're founded. sgd
Should ever be defcn6:d. t'Tac gsueral
viii cIGtavn7 to live and act IS bcc:a.:5 s
Cl.i!;ar soldier, defending the dearest ight=
sid privileges Of his couatry."
ABRAHAM L!.;G0LS.
, 1862-11-19

EUc 3E5cGF1IsEi ENtCTFN3EeUs
TElEGSArlI OFFICE,
Tuesday Evening, NoveubeE Is, 1SG3. {
The etorm still iuterfuzes with the working
t:f the wire. Eass. T1H line to Cairo is also
Interrupted. Wa therefore will no: be abl.
to get any 2:9ss ifcc the East OF South TO-
night.
, 1862-11-19

cE.Chs:es s,1eDrsEf,Es tg'ts 4SE5E.
- t,'!sowl;z :@!le s''oss t'so 1ccc:E'ta
and :. -:s.1:'; ,,f 11.:- i.:,- :xiIoi-a 1Ioc :Ae
s;,:k !. ,.,ine .E-.v,. l.. 15C..:
, 1862-11-19

w XTANTED-A Horse for 4 Dray
~ srd one for Ill Express Wagon. for which Gro.
cestcs. st cas!, price. will be given n exchange a
seeond hand EIo.ees Nayon f3t 6ato cheap. Apply st
No. E6 {ass11c street. noiSx2SE3inet
, 1862-11-19

-TET TAMTED.- bliilers.- a sitt,-
3E alton Is wauted 81 aFat or sIcnad miller. By
r..et and Custom work .Addr; -. for ty-o T7ec1s,
a:s'i; r;-ono .s:il1s. Nhtt:sfde County. Ill,
Iplt-SGa5 81
, 1862-11-19

%EJ AETED -Iy colnpsteut Drug
eF Eitt Of tsse:vs yea:s e&p-:ienra. r-ra,a1snt
tmE1oxr "nt II c'tsl :Eoe"s!t 81 .eisii 5.ci'-a-
Tert Sattsfa tory teisfen:e given. Adirt~: " *. G.
- Pest .tiicc Eek Hi1 r:1!9 13;6 u
, 1862-11-19

n TED-5y a~-re<peetab'e
VI rurnG girl. = -lsaati13 to EooE. Na.h n=l
1Eca In psl.ae th,i:y B:7s nf ra 7ercas from LEE
foc1nsr ris:re Please ca.l 81 1s.iian1 at-eet.
uq1S.I:ill-it
, 1862-11-19

WtNTEG-A situation as French
W or Ge:nan Tea cher, ItQ0ize atsT. i S7ria Ia
tal1e st, ett 1rnn . to il a. =! no11-xSliSt
, 1862-11-19
NIl) HDnerttsc:HeutS.

a%7 i Il :. E D. A respectable
- E,9 Ii, wishes si1uat N ~ 1Tet Su-;a. Ap.
ply It S5i lasAls stEs:t. s:oi2X3:s2Sk
, 1862-11-19

FOR SAL "A Rare Chance.
OTiEg to Door health p-opose to sal1 my stoes
o. GrocsT:e5 an rrnt my G1ccery' s.aid THIS IS Que
" reEy M aest leSS1ns IN she e!ty For pas
5ndiara areEue or address 2e. Post Od1ce Eo1 3ois
npIaz3ftlw
, 1862-11-19

TOR SALE.-A Billiard Table for
Il fa1e at great ha7en1n. It Ia ucsTly ney acd al
complete Ct*t $;GA EEor- Ting ago and car he hail
~ S5a cash. If called for sota- Apply 10 Pc TER
SHiati1. 10. state street no1As9!g Ct
, 1862-11-19

AsI 4 Mt & D-A situation in Il
w HL.j-aalc CT Htt IL Beck a1G Stationary
i, u:e ny 4 re:s {: tn Te:s: ez:tr es-e +; II,
.*E L. g." I..,k l;iiica i}Gx ttis, n5.A Y. IL