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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01

~ All those who want beautiful Silk
Hat, Of the latest fashion. call at the New
York Hat Store and get one Of the Home
Manufacture. which make myself: there
fore can warrant all hats bought OF me-
l hasea hne assortment Of French Beaver.
quality. and o; all eolors. which am selling
very low also. large assortmens of Wool
Hats. Of all colors. ranging In price as low
a. tfty cents.
T. "A. LOWERRE. Practical Halter,
Successor TO j. G. YATES.
n27-tf Cor. fifth. and Main SITS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01

NoucK-The Iri-hmen Of Vigo county
are most cordially invited 10 meet at the
Catholic School House on Ohio street ., :
o'clock A NJ. on the Fourth of July. to
make glorious that National Anniversary by
marching in procession. ia common with all
our other fellow citizens. Those that have
-caris will be pleased TO bring them TO be
~orn on that occasion.
Nv order Of the II u. Society,
GEO. OSBORNE. Secy.
July i.-M
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01

FoR rnE wAR.-Captaia JABKz SxIru, is
now here. and has opened recruiting Office
for the 10th regiment near the corner of
Fourth and Main Streets. The Captain was
an officer in the llth Ind. regiment. and Is
a fine officer, and all who desire::to volunteer
in the service would DO we'll TO call upon
him. This may be the last chance. therefore
do net delay or else you may be too late
dlw
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ses -
CINCINNATI ma ~ n Er.
CINCINNATI. June q

SN@ats othc So
Flour ia good demand At close. from gov
ernmen' bakers. and 200 bbls superfbe
soid [" ssso@4. The higher grades are
dull
Wheat quiet at soSss for red aud s0as5
for white.
Corn In good demand at 34@34
Whskey quiet but firm at Is.
Good demand for common smoked hams
to fill the government contract, and 900
pieces sold at 81 packed.
Nothing done IN any other article Mess
Pork offered quite freely at $40.
The news Of the great battle at Richmond
produced a great commotion. and attention
was pretty well Withdrawn from business.
The market for gold and demand notes i
hrm vt the close. but rather unsettled. 4c
prem ium Is paid for demand notes aud SO
q for gold.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01

A U Mon regiment and all the siek at the
White House. able to bear arms. were al
once ordered outward and was sent 70 "a
sey's division, and all the trees on the Ia
munkey river were cut down 10 give play 10
the batteries on the gunb0ats.
al the stores and munitions were sent on
board the transports which anchored out IA
the stream under the protection OF the gun
boat
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01

WkSrsD.-A bos 10 at,ena a store IN I.
small town in the vicinity of Terrs H.nse
The boy must be al les~s sssteea yesrs u
Age--rcad and write eel. sd b..s coed
character. lie Ill live "a ne family ani he
veil taken care Of
For further information. aps,sy 1t TIL q
nee. Jaue N. da
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

EprroE ExrkEss.-I am candidate Tor
che Office of County Treasurer.
June u. l-62 ;. \. ALLbN.
ANA candidate for the Office OF Treas
urer of yigo county al The October election.
NJ. y DURHAM.
We are authorized TO announce [: ".
g.rs.ou, a. a Candidate for the Office OF Col
lertor and Treasurer Of the county OF Nigo-
ana candidate for County Treasurer.
ROBERT BRIGGS
r A. MADISON i a candidate for the
Office OF County Treasurer At the October
election.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01
Noon Dispatches.
IRON NEW YORK.

Nav Yonx, June 3o.-Secretary Seward,
Generals shields and Fremont Gov. Morgan
and Gen. Buckingham arrived here yester-
day.
The following explains itself
NKwsfsN. June 81.
To ne Editor n. Y. Tribune.
SR: In accordance with the request of his
exeellency Gov. Stanley, | wish IL published
that wish il published that misunderstood
his excelleney: that he had no intention of
closing my school for colored people At New
bern. n. c. that he never intended TO put
in force the laws OF North Carolins. and
that until he gets explicit Instructions from
the Government at Washington. hv will nei
Their interfere with my schools or return fu-
gitve slaves 90 their masters. all oi which
do with the most sincere aud heal tfelt pleas
ure
Signed VINCENT COLYRR.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01

~ J G. Walter. undestskss. vii leave
for cssiath aud Memphi. "a weJne-j,y
next. Any one wishing 10 have the bodies
home. can do % by calling ga hsn a. H..
rooms on Fourth stre~s. by that day. ~ hy
addressing him alter shs, day a, Mempi.s. a.
ne intends spending sorns three or faar weeks
81 that vicinity.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01

n Buckingham has Harper for July
IL i the most interesting number received
for sese.s. months. The article which it
contains on lie Hartford Convention. Is
sosthy the careful reading Of all persons
Who care any sLins FOR the political affairs Of
tho country.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01

~ The public ~ill not Jorge, that TIE
Annual Exhihstson Of The 81. Msrs's In<ii-
sase. comes oron Tncs.'sv The sr~s % Ju'y.
Il ~a' hsa brilliant af'sir. and. as usual. re-
ise-hmens- 81 all kiai. vii he found At Tho
- Asry's Cash Store. for lasiss AID gen
slsmen
June So.-<isa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01
CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvnTH coycREss-Fnr ss.s,ex.


wAsHIxcrox, June %
srssrr-Thc resolution providing that
contracts made by the Departments be pub.
lished weekly IN the newspapers was tskcn
up aud passed.
The resolution relating 70 the oompensa
ton Of Senators appointed 20 gu vacancies
vas then taken up and passed.
On motion OF Nr. Morrill, the bill making
further provisions in relation 10 salvage uas
taken up. The bill provides that vessels
and goods belonging 90 LOYAL citizens Of the
United States which have been captured b.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01

tSses Runs. ATTENTION - Yea are
hereby commanded - meet Toe assll--oa the
eom~ea q the ~sssh>r = favorable. II nos
al your Arnosy-en "Wednesday sssaiar.
July N. ~ : e'eisek. psec~ely. f.ll at
tendance is indlsp>ss shis. ...i ever, member
is sxpsrsei 20 be p~escss
June 70. da ND TOPPING. Capt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01

SPECIAL Norick-REsovKL-I have re
Fourth Street, to the Office and residence
formerly occupied by Dr.J q. Thompson.
corner OF Ohio and Market streets.
Thankful for past favors, respectfully
solicit a continuance Of tho same.
June . div ID. j. H. LONG.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01

~ The telegraph states that the wife Of
Gen Scott died in Rome on the 10Th Of
June at the advanced age Of seventy two
wears
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01

IMPORTANT 10 PARKNrs AND GrARDiANs-
All parents and guardians residing outside,
and adjoining the limits OF the city Of rcrre
Hautc. who desire 10 send their children OF
wards 70 the pablic schools Of said city dur
ing the coming fall and winter. are hereby
notified that they must take the proper trans
fer before the hrs, Of September next
Mr. Lyman Milier has been appointed 70
make the enumeration OF school for HARRISON
township and for the city Of Tsrre Hau,e,
an AL transfers are 10 be made with him
No ehi'lreu viii hereafter be admitted to the
free schools OF the city unless proper trans.
Ter i usado in accordance with this notice
BY order oi the Board Of SCHOOL Trustees
OF the city Of Tcrrc HsGte.
JAS. n. EDMUNDS. Com.
a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2s.-The following
arc among the sick and woupded brought
here to-day.
X. A. Fish. 9th Wis; n. Morris. 9th
Mich. ii. Carpenter. do; NJ. Boucher. do.
O. Newcomb, 9th Mich; l.. b. Fulvillc e.
Dawson. +. Bushnell. aud +. johnson, Goth
Indiana.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01

Losr-on last Saturday. a morsDdum
book containing aLoa. Sl9. supposed u have
been lost on South Third street. A liberal
reward will be paid 10 the finder ii left at
this office JOHN W ROSS.
June 30. div
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01

~ Notice Queens~are. Glassware &c.
added 10 our Lamp and on business. We
call special attention. 10 our jelly Glasses.
Frui, Jars. and TO our Lubricating oil. Tor
machinery. wagon and car sxles &c
J. r KELLER 4 CO.
July l. diwitw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01

foK SsLE.-A good dwelling house. situs-
Ell la pleasant part Of the city, with all
necessary convenience. For particulars en-
quire OF W l. Hoddy. at this Office Il
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01

~ The members Of Terre Haute Lodge
No. ~. and Social Lodge No. -. r. \ A.
Mssons. are requested To meet AZ their hall
on Tuesday evening. July lat, TO perfect ar
rangemrnts for joining in the celebration Of
9TH Of july A full attendance - earnestly
requested
By order OF the W MS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01

RssovsL.-Samuel Mack has removed his
stock OF Clothing and Gent Furnishing
Goods, from Phcnix Row. back 20 his old
stand. North OF the Court House. in the
Modesto Buildings. Immediately under the
Wabash Express office. where he vii be
'pi.ssed 20 see all of his old customers. and
a. msay new ones as NAV favor him with a
e all July Ia
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01

Absentees sth Indiana battery.
lou are hereby notified 10 report person
ally Immediately 10 these quarters. or by
Surgeons certificate. Il still too sick for duty
OF be reported as dssrters and proceeded
against accordingly
GEO. I COCHRAN. Capt
Tuscumbis. Alabama. June -. l-62.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01

BslLKvrtrK LsesH BsyR an Tssnx
HsVrr SstooS.--I sn constantly receiving
No quality Of BelIe,ilIs Lager Beer.
which ~iIl serve ~ lovers 81 the sbove
beverage. st my well known Saloon. ~e-t Of
tee, ifs quality Cor Yourselves.
m3altf " kATZES8ACH
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
WA DErARrsssI. Noon. June

NkR DKfARrsgzI. Noon. June ~
The was Department has no Information
of,he state Of Affairs on the Peninsula. by
reason Of the interruption photographic com
mnnicssion. Nothing has been received 70
warrant the belief Of any serious disaster.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01
FROM VIRGINIA

SPECIAL To THE TRIBUNE.
MAErISsBuRe, June %, via. BALTIMORE,
29.-l learn from officers just arrived that
all ia quiet at Middlctown and along our
lines in the valley.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01
MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER

sH-Dr. Henry ID. Mann continues to at
tend to the practice Of Medicine and Surgery
u this city and surrounding country. Mes
sages left at his Office BARS Block. corner
Of 9Th and Wabash Streets or at Hospital
No. |. viii be attended To promptly.
iune26i2x
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01

DtrD-At her residence IN Evansville,
Indiana. on the 18th day Of June lso2. Mrs.
MArrix A. BLouSr. wife Of HE>EY b.
BL0UNr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01

sE Stow A Go : world renowned Circus
will be in this city on the 2i. IA and 9Th
days of July. June 20, div
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01
DIR. IoRNs.
HOMOOPATHIST.

Orricr-One door North Of the Buniin
House. June -, div
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01

~ See notice of Capt, Cochran in our
columns this morning.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

SAX Francisco, June 26-The steamer
st. Louis arrived from Panama
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01

BRANDRETn's PIIIs.-FOr the restoration
health Of those who have been stricken by apoplea,
o. paralysis they th. only reliable rledici.-.
al affections Of the lungs. chest and bowel. tAs
prompt use saves LIE and quickly cures. rnean,
nia, pieurisy. chslerA. wind. spNsus worm. eholef-
Horeus. diarrhoss, eysentAry. whethef from ra'sra
eating rnripe fruits OF o.hof saal:s Ia lles. WELD
their influence Asthma. gOut, rheumatisns. live
s'eesioIs. rupsufes. illammasloas IL any osr.n
levers. whether sgue other specific fssers: blou.
Diseases jaundise. ST. Nitus's dance. smallpox, mea,-
les. Group, eryspels. white swellings. pIes ulcer.
OF even thirty years oentinu.nce and esp~ciaii,
ulcers Of the liver. have all been cured permanently
BY these celebrated Vegetable Universal Pslls IA
female complaints and nervous diseases they have
been equally successful. wide change Of lfs. bod
FIRST and eeoond poriOds). Epilepsy. depression =.
spirits. fightfnl derams all ohsrnciions and rela,
atoms are BY them cured. dispersed and correci-'
Price Is cents per box.
Sold by J. X. crsrssHAs. Terrs .Hauie. AM b,
respec'Afae dealers IN nsdicise. usnidwia
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-01

~ srumO1s or scrofnious srectsoas are the
curse. the blight. the potato rot of mankind. TIE,
are vile and hlhy as well fatal. They arise NON
contamination and impurty Of the blood and are L.
De seen all sreand ne everywhere One quarter q
al -s neei are tainted with them. and one ceart~f
Of these die Of them, die fooshly too b<Osu-e The,
are durable Auas sAsssrAkna-s olesnses ont ~
serofaiSas corruption from the blood renders tpufc
and healthy. and eneesuslly sxpurgsses the 500
eonisnin-iien nom the system. No longer gro.
under your Seroiuous disorders. since he irrcs.i,
bic Arrs has provided hls mastery ccmbina,ior G,
curative virtues that he calls ssssAr.Ku1..-ipem-
ccra- Waterbury, CT.
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JAS. h. EDMUSDs. Com.

Terre HAu,s. June n. 'es-d~a~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-04
BY TELEc CIR APH.
FroSa Wnshingto
[Herald's Special. ]
u - - --E'aH+
Washington. Nov. Q

Washington, Nov. 2.
A scouting party in the direction of
Dumfries reports that they met body
Of rebel cavalry about 7 miles this side OF
that place. They obtained information
that rebel reinforcemcnts are constantly
arriving at Warrenton.
To-day Gen. Halleck, attended by his
staff, visited.the 156th New York regiment
known as the Halleck Infantry, comman-
ded by Col. Girard 1t is the first visit
of this character which has been made
by Gen. Halleck, since he has been Gen.
in Chief.
The advance which SO far has taken
place slowly but surely into Virginia,
will be accelerated tn a rate which ere
long will bring as to the main body of the
enemy, or at least 10 where they are sup
posed to Lc One OF the striking features
Of the advance SO far il the almost en-
tire cessation of struggling. The rebels
themselves have set US good example In
this matter. Hereafter stragglers, or off,
GERS and men plainly convicted Of being
such, are. for the FIRST offense to have half
the head shaved second offensc will in
cur seyerer penalty, and IL y under con-
sideration to make death the penalty Of
the third
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svx ord Presented &. fsremsnt.


Gen. Fremont was last night presented,
by the Germans Of St. Louis and vicinity,
with magnificent sword, which was long
since purchased for the purpose. About
a year ago dime subscription was started
among the Germans to raise q suitable
amount for testimonial. A thousand
dollars was speedily collected, aud a
sword ordered from Tiffany, of N. Y
The weapon is superior one--thc blade
oi the arrest steel, with gold seabbafd
hrenoBt's recent arrival here has afford
ed the wished for opportunity, and last
evening was chosen for The demonstration
commencing with torch light procession.
The multitude that gathered together was
very large the enthusiasm was unboun-
ded. About $4,000 people we're present.
and it was one Of the best demonstrations
of the kind our city ever witnessed. A
sash Of white satin. having upon i, bust
of Fremont, in gold, was also presented
by the ladies'. =
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MOB IN DAYTON.
Cincinnati. Nov.

A special dispatch to the Cincinnati
Enquirer from Dayton, says that after
shooting Billinger, the excitement was in
tense. Several hundred persons collected
for the purpose of taking Brown from Jail
and hanging him. The Mayor promptly
quelled the riot in the afternoon. ta
The crowd again collected In large num-
bers around the Jail, but no demonstra-
ton of any consequence was made. A.
bout p. m. the mob again assembled
aud proceeded to the Jail with two swivels
for the purpose of breaking down the Jail
door and dragging Brown out to be exc
cuted. The guns we're captured by the
police. A few shots we're fred, and four
persons wounded, one severely. At 10
p. m. all was comparatively quiet.
The Mayor, early in the evening, tele-
graphed TO Gen. Wright for military
force to assist him in preserving the peace,
and at half past s o'clock, five companies
OF regulars left this city, and arrived at
Dayton at 10 pm.
The Enquirer says gentleman who
arrived from Dayton last night, at half
past o, says the parties had political
quarrel before the election, and Brown
threatened to shoot Billingsr that kill
ing a dos was the indirect cause of the
encounter yesterday. "a gE sgP "a =
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tnptured by a pirate.

ooploiiD ISofs 80 8
The brig Baron de Castin arrived re-
ports on the 29th. in lst. 40, long. 80,
was captured by tho b.i:lsh pirate Ala
hama. Capt. Semmes agreed to hberate
the vessel for bond of 5000, payable
to the President of the Confederate States
in 80 days after peace was declared.
The captain was also obliged to take the
crews of several vessels previously cap
tured which he did and landed them at
the nearest point Among other vessels
captured by Captain Semmes was the
ship Tonawanda, from Phitsdelphia, for
Liverpool, sIth passengers. After de-
tanning her five days he released her for
a bond of $50, 600. The most of the YES
sells captured we're burned and the crews
put in irons. A captured Captain was
informed by q Lieut.. aud several petty
officers of tho Alabama that their desti-
nation was New York. as they meant to
throw few shlls into the city. He rep
resents the Alabama ~ very formidable,
but doubts hsr being ~ fast IS represen-
ted. Two large pivot guns were being
The captain Of the ship La
fayetle. when be met Ssmnes, showed
the British Consular certificate and re-
marked that be supposed that was q suf-
ficient protection. Semmes replied: New
Workers are getting smart, but it won, t
save it. lisa damned Matched up mess,
and ordered the ship burned.
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New York, Nov. e.

s " &
The Herald's Whea.land Va. Cores
pendent says the rebels have a strong
force between Smoker g Gap and Phil
mont, on the " est side Of the Blue Ridge.
The Purcellyillo dispatch says large
rebel force Is in the Shenandoah Valley.
just beyond the Gap large body Of reb-
ell cavalry were seen passing Aide. Cam
onading was heard and shells seen cxplo-
ding in that direction. 1t is supposed
that Bayard's md Stuart's cavalry are en-
gagged, as Stuart's cavalry passed through
the Gap the day previous with several
thousand cavalry aud four pieces Of artiI-
lery, and encamped 1t Union, then pass
ed down the valley. {
The rebels are in force in the vicinity
Of Berryville, and appear to be determin-
ed TO hold 6nickersville,s while theirarmy
operates in the valley. ~
A Philmont dispatch to the Herald says
the rebel cavalry have been driven out Of
there III .i.I dp{}ad lO2HEk
The rebels are in force 1t Upperville. !
A Frederick dispatch 10 the Herald says
= Gecessionists say the rebel forces from
Western Virginia have joined Lee. and
been added to Jackson's division. r.
After the next generai engagement,
peace propositions VIII come from Rich :
mond. ~ sst8tA 81 saaAafSf =
IL
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Gale ON tho Lake.

Oswego, Nov. 3.
Sclioorcr Ontonagon, Of Oswego, and
Farmer, OF Sacket's harbor, went ashore
early this morning, short distance east
of East Pier A terrific gale was blow
ing at the time and continued unabated .
The Onlonagon had cargo Of wheat,
loaded at Toledo, and consigned here
Vessel and cargo total loss. $3.50 ,.5..
The Farmer had no cargo on board, and
is a total loss. The crews of both vessels
were saved. aa5 aas* ags'ia.sI T7eAa' e
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my TELEaR,rH.I
Hnv~y V~~k uHn~axH

View York. Nov. ;.
PIaur-Market heavy unchanged and tending lower.
q for Super States IS T6S % for Extra State.
Wheat--Marke, heavy unsettled and nominaliy sDS
the destruction ofshipping by the pirate
'2oo'' has completely unsettled the market.
Corn-Msrket heavy and declining, TH17<c for
Mixed Western in shipping order.
Whisky -Aark Of unchanged al &c.
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Cairo, Nov. g..

- ~. Cairo, Nov. 3.
Deserters, refugees and negroes, from
near Rienzi, who came to our lines, re-
port the story that Mobile has been cap
tured by the Federals.
The news, from Corinth and Bolivar il
interesting, but contraband.
The Memphis Bulletin reports rebels
atHolly Springs and Bolivar % in CREST
state Of perturbation over an anticipated
Fed4ral sdnnce. ,
A large proportion Of the negroes have
been taken to the interior.
Six thouapd fresh troops have just ar
rived at Holly Springs from below. most
of them We understand to be from Texas
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New York Nov. g.

/ The Washington Star SAYS the Rich
mond Examiner qAsasas gold st250 prem.
and silver doi.ars premium, and advan-
cling.
The steamer Ocean Queen, from As
pinwall OH the 9oih, arrived this morning
with passengers and million OF dollars
In treasure. She Sd. noting OF lhe pi-
rate Alabama.
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Oswego, Nov. 5.

The propeller Bay State, Capt. John
Brown. with 40 or 50 passengers left here
for Ogdensburg last night. Pieces Of
that boat and portions Of her freight are
now being washed ashore, and it is fear
ed that she has been lost with all her
crew and passengers
In the terrific gale of Sunday night 2
schooners were driven ashore opposite this
city.
LArER.-Therc were only six passen-
gers and l6 of the crew on beard.
The propeller Bay State foundered of
this point. We only learn the name Of
one passenger, Oriy Thompson, Of YER
gent. The beach for miles is strewn with
portions of her cargo and wreck. She
vas loaded with merchandise. The vessel
vas valued At sl4 900. Cargo probably
worth sec. 900 or $50, 900
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ces Of their mistress they we're finally let
of with SO lashes on the bare back
These events occurred within sight of
our gunboats on tie Potomac.
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Boston, Nov. 8.

Part Of the bark Lamplighter, burned
by the pirate Alabama, was owned by
Caldwell Of Charleston, S. c.. aud part
by J. ]. Kelly of Savannah 3Aa
The Alabama was last seen Oct. 10Th,
in latitude -, longitude 60. steering north
west. She was under full head Of steam
and sail. sxu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-04
New York, Nov. 2.

A special dispatch says that the rebels
are making demonstrations towards Ma
masses. and had run off train from Bull
Run Bridge. e,.-
Gen. Sigel states that he has sent q
strong force to rebuild the bridges. and
restore the train to the track. ta.ae
Bayard's force was attacked to-day at
Aide, and is now encamped two miles
east Of that place. IS &.
A dispatch from Stahl says the rebels
are repairing the railroad to Manassas.