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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

WILL BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER ON
w the 18th of November. tract Of land on Neuse
mah Bulaoe and Others, containing about hundred
and forty acres There is about twohirds cleared the
all fresh and we'll adapted to the growth Of cotton corn
wheat and oats. The low ground fenced of separately
fences dividing the up land in several fields with
good branch running through convenient for Watering
stock, DC. B. A. PERRY, Agent,
ALSO,
Another tract joining the above named containing abou
thirtyfve acres unceaed Persons wishing 10 purchase
will do well examine the said lands before tie day Of
sale. credit of six months will be given Bonds With APP
proved securities bearing interest from date will be r.
quired. B. A. PERRY.
Oct. 6, 1862 H-w6t.
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DEATH OF CAPT. GLENN. We record with deep re-
greet the death Of Capt Chalmers Glenn, of Rocking
ham, of the 18th regiment. lie fell in the battle Of
sharpsburg, and was buried by his comrades on the
field, his grave having been dug with their bayo'
nets. Peace to his ashes. A nobler soldier sleeps
not in our soil.
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A Coop IDEA-The Richmond Enquirer states
that there are twenty or thirty ladies employed in
signing Confederate Treasury notes, &C., in the
Treasury Department in that city. This gives a
chance to the young men to enter the army. Bring
the ladies into the business Of the country-the
men are needed elsewhere.
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The rumor is again started, that in commercial
circles in Europe, 1t is predicted that the Southern
Co~federacy will be soon recognised and that nego-
tiations between France and Russia in progress
to effect that object. The story has been told too
often to be believed.
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CAPT. W. I. MARsH.-We regret to learn that
this gallant officer received wound in the battle OF
Sharpsburg, of which he died on the Oath Septem-
her. We saw his servant on Saturday last, who
showed US Capt Ms watch, which was struck by
the bullet that caused his death. The watch is
small gold one and was in his over-shirt pocket on
his left breast The ball struck the lower part OF
the watch crushed and bent it. and passed into his
tody. Capt. NJ. fingered for about week at the
house of Mr. McQuilton, two miles this side Of
shepardstown, where he was kindly nursed and
cared for Captain NJ. belonged to the I'd State
Troops having entered the service at the beginning
of the war; He was young man Of much promise
lie was member Of the last Legislature from Beau
fort County, and had been re elected member of
the present Legislature.
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The FEVER AT WlLxISeroN.-We deeply regret
to learn that there is no abatement of the fever in
Wilmington, though the disease appears to be sub
hitting to treatment more readily than at first
The promptitude of Charleston and Mobile and 9TH
err places III extending their sympathy by sending
physicians nurses and necessary comforts, is high
w commendable. 1t will be seen that our citizens
have taken steps to afford such relief as they can.
1t is hoped that all will aid literally.
The Journal reports during the week ending on
Friday evening last, 2s7 new cases and 81 deaths.
The mortality is very large, yet it is probable that
it is even larger than that-obscure cases no doubt
escaping efforts to ascertain them. We trust in a
few days marked change for the better will be
manifest
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WHEAT! wharf.-the high prices Of wheat and
flour should admonish our planters throughout the
State to SOW largely of wheat for the next crop
Let every effort he made to SOW full crop.
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ENVELOPE AND WRITING PAPER FAC.
TORY FOR SALE.
VN7E OFFER FOR SALE A C. H. KESk'S PATENT
w Ruling Machine, in good order and turns out from
Is 20 paper per day; also, Paper Cutting Ma
chine and Envelope Machine with four different Cutters,
and lot Of Envelope Paper. Apply at
W. l. ]. BONITZ'S
Envelope and Paper Factory,
Goldsboro'. N. G.
Oct. 6, 1852. sl-5tpd.
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THE M ARKETS.
RALEIGH MARKHn

RALEIGH MARKET
BEP0RfED FOR TIE en- q sr.v>.,n,s
BIZ WILLIAM G. UPCHURCH, Groesr.
Ashes-Good Oak and Hickory SOC. % bushel
piled. s .o""o' WY "es' sup
Beeswax-5oc. q pound.
RRee.-on foot l0@l2c. y pound.
1utter-40@50c. y pound.
Cotton-Far to good ;8@2Oc y pound
lotion Sheetings-sOc. y yard.
lotion Yarn-*l 10 y pound. q"
LOTION Osnaburss-65c.. y yard
Corn-Sl 20 y bushel.
Corn Meal-$l 35 q 81 40 . busheL
COffee-$2 25 y pound
Esss-25@30c. y dozen.
-EOwls-3O@4Oc y piece.
Eeathers-Geese Soc y pound.
Flour-Family S22 % barrel; Supertine 800.
HIdes-Green Zoe. y pound; Dry Is cents.
1rOn-l6c. p pound for roll 2Oc for Swedes
Lard -2s@30c. pound.
Leather-Sole 81 75@&3 90 y pound; Uppsr A q.
Lumber-Pine plank 81 so y hundred feet.
MuttOn-On foot s. 509$3 w.
MOlasses-S4 90 q gallon
Nails 25 cents q pound.
fotatoes-lrish 81 OOS Sweet 81 p bushel,
Rice-lOc. y pound.
Sugar 65@70c p pound.
Salt-$2O . bushe!.
Soap-25c. pound for country made.
TallOw-4Oc. y pound.
Wheat-$3 o. 3 bushel.
Wool-$i 90 y pound.
These are wholesale prices.
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The Yankee Cavalry have certainly visited War
renton, Va, and captured and paroled about $500
of our sick and wounded soldiers who were incapa-
bic of making any resistance Is that allowable by
= 81
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IsroRMAr1oN.-A correspondent at Cold Spring,
Carroll County, Va, desires US to make known to
the authorities in this State, that there is man
who calls himself James Gurley, desertcr from
this State, now Lying on the Blue Ridge near Pi-
per's Gap, who has horse and wagon, and has
been hauling liquor about in that country and pas
sing counterfeit money. Our informant says that
Gurley admits that he has family below High
Point. and that he stabbed man while at Camp
Mangum. He can be found near Cold Spring, Car
roll County, Va.
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ID / e ID

JULIA the daughter IF Madison and Martha ts.
County C. bore her lingering tistuess with Chris
olt'eoe aud resignation and before she expired sx
pressed hrm hope of her rest in heaven
lease Gs then, fond parents. cease thy tears,
That live to die no more.
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~ We are indebted to Hon. Mr.. Oldham, Of
Texas, for a pamphlet copy Of his able speech on
the Consumption Act.
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The rumor brought oy late telgraphic dispatches
that Gen. Phelps and Com. Porter had been cap
tured by the Confederate gun-boat, No 2s0, at the
mouth of the Mississippi, is all bosh. They arrived
in New York in the steamer Roanoke fortnight ago
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Sept. 9,.1s6o.


DWELLINGS AND LANDS FOR SALE.
nm APPLICATION TO THE SUBSCRIBERS THR
" following valuable property can be had
One DIV YELLING HOUSE near the Greensbornugh Fe-
male College, with six rooms and all necessary outbud.
ings, containing So acres
Two tracts of Land Greensborough one with $50
acres and the other tract $50 acres; we'll mbcred and
watered, with buildings on them
One tract Of Land in Caswell county, 900 acres
One tract Of Land in Chatham county, 26y acres near
Marleys Mills. For sale by
J.. F. GARRETT.
GREENSBORO, N. u, Uct. 8, 1862 Slim
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
" JOHN A. STANLY. Esq, o: Beaufort County. a.
House of Commons
Sept. 26, 1862. 7s-d.
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The Milton Chronicle says the wheat spectators are
abroad in that section. The government should put its
clamps upon them.
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CoRKEcrIoN.-In the letter Of Joseph D. Joyner,
publ,shed in our last, he-was made to say, "My
regiment has been in three battles in week, while
others have fought more" 1t should have read,
uwh;,e others have fought none"
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We conclude today the publication of an essay on
Free Trade. We differ with the writer in many of
his views, but it must be conceded that he has ham
died the subject with ingenuity and ability.
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MARRIED.

IN the d ut at the residence of her father in Frank
IN IN Cog9sy. BY Rev James Moore Mr.. W. A. EATON. OF
Ganvle to Miss OTKIA youngest daughter Of Dr..
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The Houston Texas Telegraph says that Gen.
Sam Houston was alive and in ordinary health, lv-
ing on his farm on Cedar Point on the Sd Sep
,har
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The Yankees are violating the cartel in every way. At
Shepherdstown 300 Yankee paroed prisoners were
tured and is said the Hapes Ferry prisoners are sent
off to fight the Indians in Minnesota
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET

CORRECTED WEEKLY By PEHDERros 8 SLOAN, GRocKRs
FArErrEvlL.E, Oct. &, 1867.
Bacon so to 52L.
Beef on foot l2115. Retail 10 to Is.
Beeswax SO to 50.
Corn l.65 to LIS.
Cotton 90.
Cotton Yarn 81 to $4.50 per bunch.
Copperas-None
Flour-Family S25.
Hides-Green Is to II; dry 40 to As.
1ron-Swedes 25
Lard IS.
Molasses-N. o. IS per gallon.
Nails $50 per key.
Onions IS per bushel.
Rye $2.5C. Oats 3l.25.
Sweet Potatoes 81 to Sl.25
Rice-711 to cents by the cask.
Sugar retailing at Is.
- Sheetings so. Osnaburgs so.
Sat-Sound $3.50 for SO lbs.
Spirits Turpentine SIX to 50.
Tallow so.
n. c. Corn Whiskey s. to S. Apple Brandy a.
Wool $l.5O.-Fiyettevilie Obserrsr
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Camp Mangum, Raleigh, Oct. 3, lso

Camp Mangum, Raleigh, Oct. 3, 1861.
General Order.
a LII COMMISSIONED, NON-COMMISSIONFO OF
IA fcers and privates Of the 3lkt Regiment Troops
absent with without furough, ordered to re-.
port themselves to these Headquarters immediately for
tive service they will be considered desercs and
visited with the severest punishment
By order of J. " JORDAN,
Colonel Slst Rsgt
JSo GuIox, Acting Adjutant.
Oct. 6, 1862. sl-9tpd.
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The Federas have recaptured the engines recently
taken BY our troops near WarrentOn
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RALEIGH, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 8, 1862.
The Latest News.

Inc Latest News
There has been for several days an unusual dearth
of news in regard to the movements of our armies.
At last accounts General Lees forces were in the
neighborhood Of Winchester, chiefly at Bunker Hill.
Our forces are said to be in excellent condition, and
their numbers largely increased
The enemy has advanced in strong force across
the Potomac at several points and battle has been
expected daily Whether Mcclellan will attack
Gen. Lee IN his present position may be doubtful
We think the Indications are, that Richmond is
still the object of the enemy, and that the attempt
will be made to move upon it from all points
From Kentucky and the South We have nothing
very important Our Geographic dispatches give
the latest information.
We learn that two Yankee gunboats went up
Blackwater river some days ago, when portion of
Col. Fercbee's Cavalry dismounted and attacked
them, killing six of those on board
PS Gen. Van Dorm has obtained victory at
Corinth. See dispatch.
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FOK SALE.
ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST FARMS IN THE
" State, on the Central Railroad less than mile from
Hsborough and the Depot good society," good schools
and churches containing 205 acres 20 fine woodland well
watered aud fenced IL meadow; fine wheat oat
clover and tobacco land choice fruit &c.
Dwelling beautifully located /; beautiful grove; hmss
eight rooms well planned large barn and all necessary
oulbuldings. Possession Immediately.
TERMS Cash credit. Credit preferred.
Apply to L. P. OLDS
Hillsboro, n. c, Oct. 6, 1852. Sl-M
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The Conservative Meeting on Saturday Last.
We invite attention to the proceedings of the
Conservative Meeting held in this City on Saturday
last The meeting was large and enthusiastic, and
the best spirit prevailed.
1t will be seen that Col. DANIEL G. FowLE was
nominated to fill the vacancy in the House of Com
mons, occasioned by the death of Mr. Miller. With
all respect for the claims of other gentlemen, we
think the meeting has made an excellent selection.
Col Fowle is gentleman of fine attainments, and
will ably, and no doubt acceptably represent the
County in the House of Commons. We do not
know whether he is to have opposition or not; but
if he should and if the Conservatives of the Coun
ty should turn out in force, as we feel sure they
will, he will be elected by large majority.
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FROM NEW .oRLEANs.-


.,.,., MOBILE, Oct. 8.
special dispatch to the Aduertssr d Register dated
'acks0n' "a inst, says: {
er mas issued an order NO. 76) recurring all persons
~ view oreans male and female from Is wears of age and
VINO ympathze with the Confederates to Teoort
selves Dy Inc hrst of October with descriptive list
u I tneir property, real and personal { -
~ ey renew Their allegiance they are to be recommen-
oeo iGr pardon but if not they will be fined and mprison
ed ana their property confscated.
Inc police Of the city charged with the dutv Of
respective districts. r' AZ t'A'''
AUGUSTA, Oct 4.
Inc Sasannah Republican this morning has dispatch
toa oaawin Fla, Ord inst, which says the enemy at
our Datte:e on the St. John's the engagement
ss.et an nour and the enemy repulsed The enemy
% W Gu o,ooU he has also landed at Mayport Mill
also ~ dreenVlle Point in force-marched mile to the
rear OF our battery where boys met them and an en-
gagemen' commenced but we have no particulars. I
A, ,ao;o, RICHMOND. Oct 8.
AN omclal dispatch from Gen. Van Dorn dated, :
HEADQUARTERS NEAR CoRINrH, Oct. g. 3PM
we have driven the enemy from every position We
are within Of mile of COrinth The enemy is hudded
together about town. some extreme left trying to
hold possession So far all glorious and our men behaved
nobly Loss am afraid is heavy. 1t is nearly night
Lovells and Prices troops have our thanks.
The Philadelphia Inquirer of the 3rd contains dispatch
from Louisville of md which says information Just re-
states that the Federal army drawn up in line of
battle 81 miles distant Bardstown Road. Heavy skir-
mshlng going ON, and battle anticipated.
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SAVE THE SCRAPS.

SHAY WILLIAMSON 4 CO., AT 1.-THE NORTH
- State Iron and Brass Works" formerly Burns Foua
dery will pay for scrap cast iron cents pound For
wrought iron scraps, scrap brass scrap link and scrap
copper the highest cash price will be paid They will
pay the highest market price for large quantity Of char
coal Will also receive proposals for delivering two hun
bred cords Of wood.
Raleigh, Sept. 10, 1859. 76-w&sw3mPd.
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The New York Tribune admits that the Yankee army
lost in killed wounded and missing In the Das"e u
Sharpsburg.
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Gen Buell. has been replaced in command at Louisville,
al the urgent request of all the Generals In tha depart
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SOAP FOR SALE

Il AM NOW MANUFACTURING A GOOD ARTICLE
IL of Family Bar Soap, which offer to purchasers any
quantity to suit at so cents per pound.
ALSO,
good article perumed Shaving Shop at 80 oentsper
pound. Orders promptly filled.
C. p. JONES'
Fayetteville, N. C., Oct 6, 1862. 6l-Stpd
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FLOUR.
I'm STORE AND FOR SALE AT LOWEST MARKET
Il rates
1000 barrels Superfne FLOUR.
500 " Extra Super6ne.
500 Gallego's do. do.
Families can be supplied without any difficulty. as to
transportation, when they want il for their own
r. A. YOUNG BRO.
Petersburg Va, Oct. 6, 1862. Slim.
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Starts Light Battery,
HAIr Fam E.a. N a

Starts Light Battsry,(
CAMP HALE, Fort FISHER, N. c.
THE UNDERSIGNED. PRIVATE IN THE ARMY
of the Confederate States respectfully announces him
sefa candidate for the office Of Chief Clerk of the House
of Commons of the next Legislature Considerable 10.
quantance with the duties Of the position has been acqu,
ed by having been with the legislative body of this kats
for two sessions. HENRY T. COL TON
august 20, 1867. std
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LAND FOR SALE.
LILLE SIIRSGRIRER QEEERS For SALE TWO

TTNH SUBSCRIBE1t VI EIso TVIs ,ISDE VIZ
J. Tracts of LAND Oh the waters of North Buffalo, two
and half miles north of Greensborougb, N. e., the
Danvilc road Tie tracts contain 36e of land with
good brick dwelling house, and all necessary ouhouscs,
including large and co%mOdou; barn. The farming
lands in Gulford.
JOSEPH A. HOUSTON.
Greensboro, n. G., Sept. +, 1862. S7-w5tpd.
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1t is stated that Gen. Abort Pixies resignation was not
accepted by President Davis that the President has
been fully satisfied to the the position as
sumed by the General.
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FROM TUPELo.

TupeIo I'd inst. says: .-i'
cavalry scouts yesterday penetrated far as the
Kali Road two miles South of Baldwin and cut the teIe
graph wires They were attacked by twenty of the 3rd
snnessee cavalry routed and driven off with loss ef
Ai1ed and two prisoners.
our loss was only two killed; none wounded.
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TOBACCO! TOBACCO!l

TOBACCO! TOBACCO!I
TUST RECEIVED IN STORE AND FOR SALE AT
% market rates
300 boxes Ramsay's Pound Lumps.
800 Z" " half Is
$50 =" SIS bright.
$50 I" SIS dark.
SO Ouondago los dark.
so Stonewall jackson a pounds.
100 Confederate Flag pounds, fine.
200 {" q" bali,
100 "a boxes Long Tom Twist bright
200 I" Newton's los.
200 do. Char G. MAJ pounds.
100 q boxes superior fine pounds extra bright Mallo-
~ Co. r. A. YOUNG 4 BRO.
Petersburg, Va, Oct. 6, 1862. 8l--1m.
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To THE MEMBERS OF THE NEXT HOUSE
OF COMMONS.
GeNrLENEN:-I Shall be candidate for election to the
ocs of Principal Clerk of the House of Commons at the
approaching session of the General Assembly. Former
perience in that and similar positions induces me be-
ieve that shall be able to give satisfaction if elected.
Respectfully,
JAMES H. MOORE.
Sept. 9,.1s6o. 7S-2n
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT,

The official report of the Federal killed and wounded at
Sharpsburg is 1852.
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Latest Telegraphic News.
FROM NASHVILLE,

FROM NASHVILLE.
CHATTANOOGA Oct 2.
company Of Partizans yesterday drove the Yankee
Pskets at Flat Rock back to Nashville killing several
Flat Rock is three miles from Nashville.
dispatch from Nashville dated the 3Oth says the steam.
or ro, Hope was captured few miles below that place.
on Sunday, BY the "Rebels"
me impression in Nashville is that Gen. Bragg has ia
have cleared out all the goods and stores be.
tween here and Nashville. No more need come
pants of Nashville '''.
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LOTS AT TRINITY COLLEGE.

LOTS AT TRINITY COLLEGE.
1.-TWO SPLENDID DWELLING HOUSES AND
i handsome lots for sale. The lots adioin each other
and front the campus Also, 10 acres land which is
good meadow connection with lot for sale Also %
acres on which two meadow good spring aud
barn. within yards. and offered with the other lot The
above property can be had at cost if application be made
Immediately. Come and see for yourself
J. L. WRIGHT.
Sept s, 1852. S-wu.
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Hon John Bell has been enabled to return to his home
in Tennessee, after having been driven and kept in
exile for months By the Lincoln invaders.
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n: c: Corn Whiskey S to IS. Apple Brandy Is.
Wool $l.5O.-FiyetteuiIe Obserrsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21
THE RRsNsTlADE CASE.
Trial OF superintendent; Kcnnedy-wrs.
Rrinsrnadc Gives Testimony.

Prolably no otLer trial before the Police Commis-
eioueSs ever excited as much neres as that OF Su-
perintondent John \. Kennedy, which commenced
NJ Headquarters yesterday morning at ii o'clock.
The full Board Of tho Commissioners Of the Metro
politan Police, consisting Of President Bowen ani
Commissioners Acton and Bergen, Were present.
Judge Dean appeared as counsel for tie saperln-
tentent and Mr. 5. /. Barlow ac;ed Oh prosecuting
counsel although be several tines dizsiaimed that
lie appeared against Mr.. Kennedy. The charge pre-
ferred against Superintendent Kennedy was that o.
"imuroper conduct and the specihcatons were tue
alterations contained in the correspondence between
Samuel l.. II. b rlOw and ). Draper Provost Mar
sh General the former dated the oth and tie reply
the 10Th OF November. The correspondence having
been published in The TRIBUNE, ard by the press
generally, t ID not deemed heeesear! 10 fi'N' ~
twill 10 remembered that Mr.. Barlow stated in
lis Letter that Mira. Dnnsmaae, II Young lady Of
about twenty years Of age, the vile Of Or. BINS
made, having pass from Gen. bnlier, arrived IN
u tity from New. Orleans, having been placed by
her father Theodore 4. james, esq, bishly-ro-
rrec.ble merchant Of that cry IN tue charge ol DE-
Ineps, one of The Surgeons OF the steamer tUlton,
uton which he had secured her passage; tLat the
remained In Brooklyn and 40 the Everett House IN
this CITY, and then went TO Washington, where toug
qays nfer she was arrested 10y Maishnl Baker, VINO
kent Ter close prisoner four days carefully guard
I'd. She was br0ugh. prisoner 10 tins Oliy, and
confined IN the FOuy-seyeuth' street Station
Ionee for several week-, her friends alleging that
they were unable 10 obtain an interview or commu.
nicate with her. Iu reply to the roquest that he
should examine the facts Of the case, Proy0sl-lar
sha Draper Piled that up TO the 18Th of Octob- he
had no knowledge of Mrs. DrinsmgGe's CAGE. Ga
tina day Mrs Elliott Informed him that the lazy
WIS under arrest, and he wrote 20 the JuGge Adyo-
CAKE. q eneral in Washington, who replied that be
knew nothing of the oaso. MIR. Draper further
isiys:
Upon this asked blr. Kennedy by wha, authority be
bold her ldsouer he replied tha sie wls aeaot and
held odar 81 Col h-hgr the PfoYosiNa % NaAis
ton. 1os forwarded shl gion and the 80 int e'
c-ised ou COL bakeT AID the Assistant secretary Of r'
formation by graph T. the c, ct That the rss BAD oeen
mada by ore OF Mr. Keuuodl's cccs rud .lfs bn l'Ae
detained by him without authority nom " war '
meu,. then called upon BIZ kennedy received nom hs
order die eli MEs. BTi1suatos re ease ans WI "
tho station house. took her nom Il 1ld s.'a De III Se
.! heT fi3uis." -. a.. ID,
The following are the extracts tahe' iV.a NV 49,,
ter II Mr.. Ba-low, and agreed upon as covering we
tJ.cntions; Mr.. Barlow, however, cad; " We t.Ao
exception a. her being arrested ut all IAa' Was INC