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sap nyipeIele, psl'Sars liverpool srorord. Tle-on
ship Erpire s'ac, R'sss, Liycrroci--p Erssiand
snip Connections lBrl. shn,an Iarcfpco-Ar Richssdscn
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SIN neynard, seyinair Lop, q ,'oms,och
ship Patrick HcsTy Moore London ~Crinne, Nin,urp
Ship yictorla Reed, Thomson, fonaop--HpAn u rhsmp
sir cnr.iila (sust, isaali. Cork sFaGch, aeincss
ship " TsvIs. iIoopcr gsrceors--J sorlane acc.
ssTs seysncsstl Of May tNorw,, F~seao'rs, peaafsh
"is ss. odss Dr. oisss ssSsc
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ssrs a.ss, wnesisr New orissn. -fossee rcsd'cs
bsss Masay yohason Ncw orssnss fsrshao'.
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s"s ies$ss,s soaas 'baSS hsss.s@s corEsoace
Bris Too rfort, Apesha -,tsgenayerS Bfnyu.
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sSr dssss SsssSos iiGS' sBrS' bsssSy, o,'sisS-ro
ssSS Forest ssng Prtgs', vsss crqs--l DOW:
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sSr Sssss sass ssos SS cS"'"'
schr Come; (Br) fforr. Yarmouth. Ns-.D r DevDlE
schr II VI ne,ter t5fl DrAicr. .lialifnxJ FvAney Go
Sch Erress Fowler. y John. ME- ncylus SOU
Scar THii, Cooper Washirr,0n--fan Bguvt aiagat,
Schr q IIotfuan n, Jones Wsshingtea--li kcsny.
setr Enterpt SO, Grven Washington -rcailey smith
achr rnt-rprSe. Correi. washing on--A @ uaycss.
Ehr ~ y fitis wyals, snow uhi--A q Ravens.
sthr Ohlugaroin, Madison. Batin0fe--Master. .
schr = sawyer, Dochin Baltimore Hre.t Son 90.
Rrf En Npway, Hrower. Bnl'isaefc--Mastrr.
sghs Moderator, lctts Newcastle, Dal--Nasicr;
Schf Ey,rt, ipst, phaI a~i,cn,icv, Smith Go
S8hr isabel, Taylor phIafe'pbts--i w heKc
Srnr. 1, SHow, Achorn, BilSwnrth.-W , Si0vn Go.
4 g.ay Ntlana 0avla Fa.l Ity,ka-L Neuuy,
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The Turr.
UNION COURSE, 8. I.-IRoITlNG

UNION COURSE, g.. i,-TRoTTtNG.
The owners Of the oh. Prince, matched for 81 900
trot twenty miles in hour. TO wagon. disappointed
ssvcal hundred gentlemen attended tho Onion
yesterday afternoon witness the performance After
appoiotug judges timers Sc &C., and gong through
great deal Of other unnecessary parade. Mr. McAann
drove up the udges stand and, much 10 the astcnsh-
ment Of present said he vod psy forfeit and not start
She horse. Prince looked In fine condition, and
backed pretty soutly by tho crowd that he
would win. No gned for the
pursued, but il well that the race
did not come or for, 10 say the least al such
distances are cruel in the exiruinc and should be dis
coantensnced by all lovers norSscsh. The pedestrian
has bis reward for great performance and give
whom exhausted Not With tho horse Las not
that privilege, but must go, even TO the death.
Prince Is Of bright chestnut color about attentive. Of
easy action. with good turn Of specdthosouabr by
IL considered US good bstcm - any horse on the
turf His age however (anou seventeen) was thought
and ~ hS, probably vas the cause o bis ~hdswn from
THO match by his He brought ~ this CITY
from Kentucky in 1883, BY Richard Ten roeok and has
been engaged several important matches since tha,
lime with varied success, viii be below He s
nov owned by Nr Grifntbs, Of Philadelphia.
the property oS Ricnard fen Broecl he beat halIs
T. r. John MAY mstch for 81 900, two mile heats,
ner 70 % s he rseeyo aS oe from caus in
match for a COO, Two mile heats, IN barnes
ON the same day October 49, be beat Cardinal, I've
Tines 2s--626
November /, 1883 over the Centreyio Course, l.. l.,
he oes. Hero Iscerl, is match Tor sio"Oo ton miles,
November IL 1855 over the Union Course LII ne beat
Hero (pacer), IN match for $1,000, p p, 10 harness
Time--2s 0sJ,. 49, -
july 10, 1854 over the Union Course T. L. he received
Rcrfc from Hero, In match Cor ~ 900.
september lS 1859, beaten by lantern in match
for $40 00 two mile heats, 90 wagons over the Uniou
tourse rims--t.l7 ,f--b:21A-5s sS @
October Is 1907 over the Union Course, 4. L. recsv
ed forfeit in match against tlme, for 900 "a oo0
twenty miles iu the hour, 10 wagon.
scpesnber 15 1857, the Union Course, r.. T. he
beat Lantern, match for 5000, thrco mile heats.
l Time--I 80 ts--T55. -, 60.
beat lantern, In q match for 5000, two mile heats
Timc-5 IL 2M--514. 80.
October ~, 1858. in Detroit Mich. be was beaten by
\ flora Temple mile heats, In hatae-s Time--2Slk k23a
October Ia in KaLamszDo, Mich, be was beaten by
Flora Temple purse $500, mile hs.s u harness. Time
4 2SS-2.2p.
ctebsr Is 1853 over The Garden City cosss, Chssago,
he eipsy Queen and Ten Brock parse $500. srcs
1 mile hoas, iu harness
October I'm sandusky, Ohio, s.vn beaien by flora
| Temple milo beats. IN harness, iims-&fi-2slh--
1 23s
beaten by Mounia Rsy sweepstakes, sltoo each, two
4 mile heats, VI Harness. fime-.525--s,IA
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Euys--gtIucsSs On Ihursday October Ie, by the
Rev r. stafford browne Joan BCss 20 ElrTasrr daughter
Of Wiarn RI. tridgas all of Fort Hamilton. No cards.
CHaasRtiS---KiprEY.--0 "Wednesday, October IL, q.
the residence og the brides fater by iae Rev r. :.
Wiley Mo9Hs CHisBrRiiv 10 FRASots 'sfrsisr Youngest
daughter oil .Jehn Ridley, Esq, all og tbs city.
LxE-iEwIS.--0n Wednesday, October ib, ~ Che real.
6cnce Of the brides parents by the Rev. = Eia Dir.
s1EraEa A. Lxx 10 Mig EHnA f., daughter @ h-noacs
Lewis, Jr. all OF this city.
ssynsR-1IoRRIs Wednesday evening. October i5,
by the Row. Nj .Qiacienbish Nr joaN u sxYps 20 hsa
Hlsa.r H. BArIrs daughter os G. Il. Norris all Of As
toria, Ii
wsYrs--psrnRsos.-- Thursday, october l6, ny tbs
Rev nr Merwin, CrHMgSr Warts a. LueY PATERSON,
daughter OF VIM q. Patterson, all OF tbis cly
WNG--YM -e.-0n Wednesday. october i5 az the,r,si.
dorcc OF the brides mother, Palnhed Conn, by the
Pev. W. A. Bencaict, Tgropoas wtSS, o Dover psips,
N. VI, 10 Mss MARY Z. Iorsc.
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schr Amira 4. Benedict. Nerporl-I keauy
steamer peWhk Clinton. Sc'sfs uerh,ru. ws,hiugt,a

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sSp ST.t sf so.;os, Esii.ny ysSs 81 s,..sa
e. As e - SpS 81 hs S9sS % alss sa .sy = % as ,s &
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sur Ellscoi Waiter, chaaw.eA; L.e.p.e y dsr- ~,A
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sisr9i Qc Is atloai ion % III spcee bark Sea sew.
er,a for s.sn from .oas. OF Afrie, - days out .
nese, % fuash. Msinese 4 wendi
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eIgs steamer peiued black ot about 1000 toas s,eetins
sie MpFs css:e E'' esaorn days ma is,lssr 3 q
~ asS1 lou % ~. sose ship North AaeIlau hencc for
Bark Johanna An,ouesA (Nerv,, toSeslcTr C;essow -
ga XII x zsa,s sals,s 90 % Hsssss a,,ds, & og .
Sos sss ssste 70 Sas Sh hasS S master @ ns 81
NsM Bediorl 9 moa.a. out, al wsa. -
eea ss Gfas fSsD sSso % % sSp @ m ,Dhs . Chan
r sep ' ,c ~ MsasA oss s Jsnias o. Boston from
- 20 ION e ~ ssnaeed ship fadnsy. Lancli from iv-
Dirk Salem Powell New orcap. Sep, as with sugar Ar
To- sJ c ~. nas ssse@epcsd @ cos.srs ss asa ~.
Biis saul Welsh (of phladclrhia,, Amelda Alicante II
Heaeaon sspi 10 81 10, ton Sc 81 socte Sssi ocean
ngs yrlora csr,. sgs, Lasaay1e, y days. Win ccee
s., siS s s,Is s ! ors! anars~s Sn, i.s masanl!s
in 1, BaTeeso aud va driven as fs ssul a. s y sa ioa
7. rs 10y the late NE rals.
wnl,r Gays, Win sugar a. we3de 10 ss inst ii
dclphia or Cape Haueras.
srig l. Araold tbr) Atkinson, Lngsa, CO, cys alth
Riig censlon (rD, FORBES. Lngau Ce, 10 aa,s with
t,iig Wilsp % Mary Norton, ingaa cB 10 days witi
sept q with logwood:to meFs HonehIon ocS Ia rs 90
schr Ia tBr Bplerwsn. ccnwlla l. dsYs, whh ae,a-
scpr Oriental lBr,, LocAari Windsor, rs days with
sbr Gassebees cole. shoee Es deys with SPARE to
sS.s & fsssg sas g. A5ss nSs Nov '''1''
M s I. Wan %an,isrSr. s. Noi,on, rhi.a;lepnis
sr ss MaSs sos, Ssg%s MeEpS sd;iss L9ss2 Ss9s se
SIR Cei FGiy' BanChagd sanser, : dsss,
sear J Homer A,ey, baugor 9 lays
s NJ M Maarisssgab5le, s,, Grego,ry, Rcckl.na, csya
TF @ Ds eas'oes eie9 s4ssos S! sSns ssa d.1s ss''
sr sr es Ks{ {,ao, SioseIysy Nv dsys ,m
sohr ste.son. Cobb Trsro.
sr sF ensqsss %siSs S s'lsiia Iisd FRdsa5s s''''
Ss sSsr SoSMSphiese penkies p,nk,, fIoyidsnse
ssr S aa Fetey o2f3a' froviaaaSs tes PG,ad.4
ehr wenS,aR oTsSs r,sas@Ssgp'' re@erOss
Steiner oonneespt % t,enslor., Bowers, Fortress
Steamer M r !, sisr burton on Loper rSla51i"ala
Steamer wesches,e,. Nye, frovidsnss.
city This morning and has anchored aortG rfsr op,
poetic pier II.
BELOW
s,siip Ship SepnSe,s Car Reed. fioa London Sept ~.
pars ASasooion.
Brig Silver Oar All BY pilot bcsl " r1s!,,
saIIED.
ss % Ss q p.aa @ Iass9 sss
wind ct sunset s. very light.
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Thc Accident nj sag Warsor.
NON. o. r. JAaEs KILLEp-ANorHsn MAN ArsO
KILLxU AMI SEVERAL sxvFRsiY WOUNDED.

fIrom the Greonport tI. ID watchiuan. Got isl
Gu Wednesday last. General G L. James, Scnai Or
from Rhode Island, and dlstug lislei enter came
70 Sag nrbof fron New York, accompanied by several
French and other foreign officers for the Ifrcse OF
ing the JAMES rihed cannon and pr0ecilos TN Tn
day forenoon the trial from the n iitlle
cast OF LING Wharf, boil solid shol ana shoa beag
feed several times About half past tcn O'Clock as
Frcnchman named Eeyerlan, who Is employed IN tho
cotton nili- was holding box shell fur the six
pot nder. which Goa. james about III th
cap ('hiukng the old might be peorl, while he
urscrewns the cap With pair OF pi,ers, in some IN
known way exploded thus causing the shell 60 burst and
scatter its death dealing fragments IN all dirccons Ihe
results were terrible General James was awfully
He retained his l night but spite ovoTy
effort 10 save him continued TO sink until about hnifpas
nlns O'Clock A. NJ yesterday, when he died. His uge II
about 90.
Boyeran was also horribly injured about the head and
body and died 10 about hour. Captain Jasnes Smith,
well known aad respected ctxon oi sag Harbor was
wounded in ono leg by piece of tho shell which tore
away the main artery. IL - feared that his leg VIII
have 20 DO amputatcd Henry T.. Byram. Esq, OF
Ephram Byram, H Sag Harbor was also wounded IN the
left leg so badly that had to be ampuated which was
done that evening by DR.. Cook. French officer named
kreutzbergor hurt severely in the head and leg, with
great noble self abDegation. declined
sistance untn the others had been cared for. aud
stannchsd the cisOn Of blood from his log by binding
bis handkerchief around II. He will probably
badly injured and Is feared he cannot survive Everett
A. Carpenter, u lawyer somewhat Injured, as were
aso some four or tive others, by powder or PancinG
blows by tho flying fragments but il Is only IN the cases
of Smith, Byra and Beers tat teats entertained Tor
their ultimate recovery.
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CONGRESSIONAL k0AuNArc,ns.
DIT Mss. q Tam. Repssbtscaw Peoples U~sssA
A4Be0j. wood
5-Fernando wo.d.
6-Eiiah Ward. Fred. A. Cenkling orison Hunt
T-J Win. Cbsn.or.
6--N j Waterbury. Elliot G Cowdu H,u Geo Bancroft
V-Anson fterrick
J-fsrscu,ac Dcmo0G,S
4--Ben Wood
elijah Ward
1-Ioha Coch sane
8---Ianies Rrovks,
tRioa CoaS'ts5,onc,
5--.Iaines Brooks.
Sersnteesaa W1d Seymour Cub
7--John Cochraae.
ASSEMBLY, NoaIsATIors.
Dist Repvtlicta Peoples UW~n..
2--fisGry g. I.sask
3-Theodore A. Ward
6--John II, Brady. Lewis n Van sctae<
7--Thonas T.. stewart, DR.. r. v. Price.
g. Samuel G. Reed
I5--Phii!p Franksnheimer. W W Nofthrup.
15-John II. White. John h. White
l6-DenuiS Met abe.
The Assembly Conventions OF the mozart Hall and Tam
many Hall factions win meet tomorrow evening in the
various districts make nominations The Democratic
Conference Committee met at the Old Wswaa yesterday
but beyond making prop arations for grand mass meet.
ing In the Park Tuesday. transacted no business o.
Importance.
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spoRTsNa.

ta6nts in shsc,y. three pers ~ tbs cck, thivc
non,As od also ore Russian rsscr. NJ imgorcd ses
ker slanuis Bun Irsrcra suAnnctn Ne"toa uishs
Drgs pure brecd Nssla ishg ne largest apg " theos
q any bsved tsck aud t,n Btsh NV roshdss y
si,4r Nt thpeud4 paluiess, srf"If OtA y " iFe.
Att.-s = stcsis eptaJ. fais's sts" SD N.'aN'~''
u. \,
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Goa kentucky and MssOuri STATE I1oterics
Krsrurgy. EXTRA Class 81, --october ~, 1867
"A, 56, ", n, 81. 81, ~. 81, ~, -. 81, Z.
KESrucxr CLASS i9G--Ocober Il, 1869
10, II, 81, 80, IS, 81, is 63, 6i. Z, -, II, 10.
Circulars sent free OF chares Nv addressing eithcrto
MURRAY, EDDY x co.,
cpYingtoi, Ey., 81, Louis, No.
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On.cia, Drawings OF the Delaware stat,

DxIAwAer, BxrsA CLASS stS-oc, ober u, 1850.
So, Z, AZ, sc, "a, %, 81, II, 81, 6, al, 20.
DElAwArr CLASS 369-ocober IS, isd2,
CT. 60, AZ, s, 50, 10, II, 20, 81, II, 49, 52, 81.
JOHN A. MORRIS \ co,
Milmln.lnn Delaw. re.
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omcin, Dua wings OF the library AZ,

citation Company y Lottery oi honiucSv.
CtAss NO. 3f3--0ctober IS iSgs.
H. Is, II. u. 81, 2, %. %, 7. -, ~. ~.
CLASS No. 34i-Octoper ~. 1882.
s., 81, 81, ~, "a, a., u, "a, 6., IS, S5, 50.
-. " r. FRANCE 4 co. Ce.incton "
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Prizes Cashc6 In All Lcgaiszcd LOste
res Info rnation given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker
No II wali s.rect, room No. !. Now YORK.
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The Draft Upon Bayard. IL Park Row,
for Turtle Soup continues unabsed s'p the supply q un
diminished BK1TTAN h SCOTT
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Royal Havana LOttesy.--see Oniciai
drawing Of 0ctnher3 .o.guorrow's Herald. premium
paid for prizes. TAYLOR A CO., Bankers,
wall street.
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Album Pi,ptoS phs, by Holiness United
States patent iMhroyDnient Park ualery, s Broadway
with all the styles
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Prfxes Cashed fn All Legalt2ed Lott.-
res by A. DUNN li0 Broadway, up stairs Letter COM
m CONFIDENTIAL
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Grover 4 Bakers Sewing Machine was
awarded the highest premium ~ the late atae ol of New
York Ohio. Indiana, Michigan, Iowa aud Now Jersey.
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"
Tho Congressional Election I'm lows.
Disl. Nert Congress- Prsseat Congress-
James r. Wilson, r. 5ames r. Wilson, r.
2---iiiram Price, X. Wm. yandever.
S--Wm. u. Allison, n.
t--Jsmes ~ Grnnel, r.
s---Iohp 4. Kasson, r.
GA. w. Hubbard, r.
by the appor,ionmcn Iowa gains four members Of
Congress --s.-.. ~*~
,--->.--~-,. BURIN0roS, Iowa, Oct. II, 1852.
ssfcieni returns received determine that all six
otths republican consessAen elected. The repaS
iesp STATE ticket also elected by about 0o0 majority
Election OF Delegate I'm Nebraska.
OMAHA, Oct 10, 1862
& q. Daily, republican, Is reelected delegate 10 Con.
sress by nm increased majority.
New York Assembly Nomination.
CoRyrSG, n. r, Oct. Is, 1882.
Henry Sherwood to day nominated for tho Assem-.
bly, BY tho Union and Republican Convention for the Ess
-'efa district iu Steuben county. ~x-
SER h131xzEl.SS.s..--r~
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Bea autirul C0mplex5on.-Latrd's Bloom
Of Youth Liquid Pearl has no equal for preserving and
ihis doghlfm article will have other For salc BY al
druggists and AZ 43y Broadway
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Use Dr. Tobias Venetian Linfmeas, for
Rheumatism TweS,yv cents aud hfy cents Sold BY all
tnrh Arm
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Eight Ca rtcs de visIte for S1-Egaal 10
the beet made BALCHs a. GIeenw eh ST.. Barclay
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-
Clsil1s and Fever can only be EFectuai-
" cured by Uoioways Pills The; scl arccls The liver
na cona' IN q Z II tncfSis.
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THE EIREMEN.

-, =, ,,-.Y., uosE COMPANY NO. i--BRoOKi.yN, W
"A D. october is isos Ihe ;cys and sssap, nsmses.
o Uouss an Sunday October TO- t5, al IL ciccs.
~ ,he "foss attending me funeral oi Joscph Ncnsoss.
ioI w P., w. N II1ok aad Ladder Company No L.
is9e ROBERr MALCOLM, Foreman.
Taoy.s a. IHw,x. Secretary.
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Pha1On & sons ssCocin," the Best Arti-
Gle in the world for dressing and preserving The hair Sold
by all druggists.
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rusSes.-Marsh Is CO.-Radtcal Cure
Truss Once sti sNo Vesey street Aston house No
CONNECTION with any other cde Of the same rse lady
attendant. > Ixa II aC s.s'y. ~ Sees1 ssss
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and contain minerals.
BatcheiVr's Hair Dye-the Best in tire
werd instantaneous. hsrniess and reaos SID by Ssuy
fs,s and periues everywhere Factory. s. Barclay
Eilmsn-s Imperinles Flowers - NV
Broadway Boaneis aud Flowers ius; received
Use Prof. MiIisr's Hair Dye, FBuy Cents.
Black gy brown The beet. Sold by Druggists. pepo: 80
Dev street.
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PhaloD d SONS "snOyv White Oriental
Cream for beaufy ing ,hc complexion Sold bs ai drug
gtsts
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Trusses.-Marsh Bros.-s Radical Cure
Truss ONCE Of Broadway and Ann street under Bar
NUNS A female attends ladies'
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Election OF . Dclsgats in Nebra ska.
Ncw York Assembly Nomination..

&. q. Daily, republican, Is reelected delegate 10 Con
srsss by an Increased majority.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, PreserSative and
WI depot Wholesale and retail No Asior House. Tho
Dye Is applied by experienced artists.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
sxPRK;ssEs.

4 sugSHlMs 9 FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK :
n Inr E-,sbshmeat Ill West Eleventh sre-t betveea
Ih sixth avenues -Furni'vte hoxsf snd shipped 70
All sr,s world. Covered resoyins tur
riiiir and the counry. stVssS. Tor furniture
IMPRESS. NORRIS EXPRESS. g BROAD
IA street. receives parcels aud parksSs fo Ni.sau sn0
Havana and QlcA steamer Fsehc. nnt FfiaAys
Oct ~ aud for Europe by steamer Psrss nnh fussdsy
fiss. Packages called Tor VA any pnrt oi No cisy
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CONGRESSIONAL E0AINArCpnS.
Ess. a Tan. Repssblscaw Peoples U~;ss.-
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srEAMaOArs.

.s..N
rSos SRA sravsoKp-srEAxBoAr sSocH DEAN CAPT.
j. shsnck, will leave pier =, ess, ,de q uasnss as
scrry Nav every Saturday, Tuesday and Ihursdny ~
oun ~ Nj Leave Stamford every MOudsy Wodnssaay sna
frsaat al lxi NJ Rocky Meek ~ bspssi eight o,n-
r-ncins Octvney iS fst2 j. sAhcs'N
NEoRvISG LINE Poe rEEKsKILL --gHk AURORA
mi Stre.t pier dsly. Without excepl0ht
preksk IN and the usaAi landings A. NJ Fotcnrs wsS
r,uih Aua Thrcth Leaves Pcekskll Al IL Z. ~.
-
c,ATugDAy OCT ". ise2-TItE sTE,MBoAt LoN.s
= ISLAND VIII commence eSr tri- Tor N.I,nP.... 80. 49,
nr d, Glen Cove, oyster hay sri Ll.yds JOS r.cr s.
,.xs.c fulton ssrsrt slip a lsr. hssl ~;s.s
wA,ssa, p - A. ~ oys.er NAY 40. Lioyds pces ~
Clan Cove s.h -
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REcAPIruLATroS.
INert Longs css. PressM Cong

aAr Hale is member Of the present Congress, and
Isnnwn a conservative republican. He placed in
aominatoD in this canvass by the democrats. in oppO
tlon the regular radical republican nominee and
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22
Affairs in KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 81, l1:30 p. M,--Gen. JEFF.
G. Davis, who killed Nelson, has been released
from arrest and ordered to report for duty at
Cincinnati, aud left here this evening.
Gen, Dumont passed through here this even
ing en- route for Indianapolis.
One hundred and fifty rebel prisoners from
Frankfort and Lexington, and three hundred
paroled federal prisoners from Cox's creek, ar
rived here. They left at three O'Clock Monday
morning, and up to two this afternoon had moth
ing to eat, Morgan having destroyed ell the
captured provisions that he could not carry
away. Morgan's men changed clothing with
many of our prisoners, and bis band are said
now to be clothed in federal uniforms.
Doubtful rumors say that tho bridges over
Rolling Fork and Bacon creek have been de.
stroyed by the rebels.
Eight commissioners sent by the Chicago
sanitary commission, whe were captured near
Cox's creek, have arrived here. Morgrn's men
took all their supplies.
Monday morning the rebels at Cox's creek
captured I. B. Lewis, postmaster of Wood's
division, with all his malls, containing several
thousand letters, the money from which the
rebels took and then destroyed ali the letters.
Lieut.. 8. Neff, 4th Ohio cavalry, and Choate,
of the 9th Ohio cavalry, arrived en- route North
ward. They were captured near Bordstown on
Monday and paroled, while proceeding to join
their respective regiments, after being out on
Government service. Choate had two com.
missions from Governor Tod for transmission,
one whereof was for Col. Anderson, 9th Ohio
infantry, on the back Of which Morgan endorsed,
"Approved: John H. Morgso; Oct. 30, l662!''
These gentlemen say that Morgsn's men en-.
tered Elizabethtown Monday, broke open the
postofice, and we're then driven outby two Fed
eral regiments. His force is at Lebanon.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-22
Rebel Plan for the invasion OF mis-
aOurl-COmdIIiOn of their ARMY.

.~SpoL lhn lnVABlOn OF UIlO-
sOuri-ConditiOn OF their Army.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Oct. 2I.-A prisoner In
the camp OF Gen. Rains, and who escaped At
the time the fight at Newtonia, gives the fol-
lowing account of the condition of the rebels
on the southwest border. Soldiers say Mcbride
and Parsons had eight thousand or ten thousand
men; Rains fifteen thousand, ten thousand of
whom only were effective; Cooper eight thous-
and, and Coffee and Shelby from four thousand
to five thousand. Besides these, Standwaite had
fifteen hundred Indians. The general plan of
the Invasion of Missouri was, the rebels would
march In three columns under Cooper, Parsons
and kains. The first points to be taken were
Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Rolls. They
thought there were only about eight thousand
Federal troops in the State, and that the cap.
ture Of Jefferson City and st. Louis would be
an easy matter.
Hindman made speech In which he promis-
ed the stars and bars would float all along The
Mississippi and Missouri rivers before Christ
mas.
The rebel army is represented as in a fright
ful condition; only about three.fourths of the
men are armed at all, aud many that are arm
ed are only provided with shot.guns and squir-
rel rifles. Dozens Of regiments are without
tents, and the lack Of clothes and blankets il
generally felt. Hundreds of men are barefoot
ed, bareheaded and ragged. III
Our informant was amused at scores of cav
airy who had large Mexican spurs buckled on
their bare heels. Provisions are very scarce
among them; bread and water, with an occa-
sional relish of beef without salt, was their
principal diet. There was no discipline or or
der with these portions of the rebel army.
Half Of them were drunk when whisky was to
DO had, and for blasphemy and general immoral
conduct their equals we're never known.