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orn ADVANTAGE IN Arms.


No man who knows Gen. Casey can do
otherwise than sympathize with him in the
misfortunes Of disease and disaster which
have left him with but the skeleton of
division now able to muster scarcely more,
if, indeed as mucn, as the strength Of
brigade. Occupying the most exposed po-
sition on our lines his raw troops found
themselves in the battle Of Saturday before
they had fairly warmed to their work, sub
jected to a musketry hre Of more than or
binary intensity, the balls pouring in upon
them in constant shower, apparently
from all directions, whizEing and buzzing
through the air With q muPdereEs spiteful-
ness. Oyerborne by numbers, falling in
support, they gave way, but not until they
had held the enemy in check a sufficient
length Of time to give our reserves an Op-
portunity 10 press forward to retrieve the
fortunes of the day, which they did nobly.
All that brave man could do by personal
exertIou, Gen, Casey did and how well he
was seconded by his officers let the list of
casuaIties tell. Gen. Naglee, who escaped
with but trifing injury, was everywhere
active, encouraging his troops by example
and voice, with Gen. Casey pressing TO the
front, and cheering the men to the charge
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GONFECTI0NERY.

Holm SUHRINK, HAVING Re
~ MOVED 10 his new quarters, No. q LTATAN1S
BLONAi opposite the Court House. Public SQUARE
s prepared 70 receive the calls Of his friends and the
publica large.
Everything IN the line Of Confsci6nery Is kept at
wholesale and retail Is usual.
OYSTERS HOT COFFEE, As well as TIC choicest
eatables served up at moments notes 7l
Dinner Is Served Daily,
for the ascommodation Of Psfsons having business at
the Court House. T-'l
KEEEETT ALE eS DRAUGHr.
IMPERIAL JELLY GUN DROps-i1perior 70
anything in the Confectionery linsiust received y
oct1 JOHN sCHhTNK.
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it'sWs afna, Bubstantially, only fugitive
Inasses, runaway property owners, whis-
ky drinking mob, and starving citizens
with their wives and children. II is our
duty 70 call back the first, 10 punish the
second root out the third, feed and protect
ths lsss," j"
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70 HORSE UWNEItS.
DR. Sweets Infallible Lininent for B.ofss is IN
rivaled by any, and in all cases Of IareBs arising
from Sprainsl Bruises Wrenehine. lis effect IL
magical and certain Harness 5r Saddle Calls ana
Ringbone may Be easily prevented and cured in their
ineipignt stages but confirmed cases are beyond the
possib ibility Of radical cure. No case Of the kind
however, is 50 desperate or hopeless hut 1t may ts
asTiated by this Linimeit n5d its fairlf,l a6niie
non viii always remove The lameness and enable tie
more 20 travel iFith cQDlnarai live ease IuE
Every horse owner Should have this remedy at hand
ior lls llHoly ls9 &C the rs appeaFlee of AEeness
VAL electnaliy ngevent those formidable diseases
eiltlOneui 10 which all horses are liable, a which
render 30 many Otherwise valuable. horses nearly
WORTHLESS. Strong Armstrong, AGENTS Or Clove-
anq- lt . E declOalrep2wlkw isa6
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Y. STOCK MARKET June 4.

tBT TELEGRAPH.l
uTONEF-Market quite easy at 3'3545z Z cent
cali, and prime paper IS scarce and wanted az 4
STERLING EXCHANGRLBlaFket dull at
II84Cdll4lz for bankers bills. $40. b. -
G,0LD-American gold, steady at 3b e cent pre-
MUM California gold bars, steady At b cent pre-
miIm. T.. ID. LLsl Us ~ = j go l. D..
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Market irmer'-
United states Is 81 l05A@lo6; 3lo Treasury Notes
STOCKS Market firm Chicago 4 Rock Island
644; Cleveland & Toledo 4634; Galona Chicago 99gi
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati l2li lleyeland o
Pittsburgh ~; Illinois Central scrip 628; Michigan
Southern guaranteed 572a; Michigan southern 2b2i
Michigan Central Sta Hudson a; Harlem prelorref
az; Harlem 14s; Erie 3g4 Erie preferred 654; New
York Central g q Tennessee 59i5; Pacific Mail us
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REAL ESTATE.

Wy ESTERN LAND.-H. H. LIT
w TIE, Of the late firm Of Little 4 kq{es, has
constantly on had large quantity. OF hne Farming
hands in Iowa Wisconsin and Missouri, TO exchange
for city or country Real Estafs Personal Property
Office with Rouse Jennings Marble Block supe-
riorlSf. z - il1 li- Ct faill- nlayiS.R25
YMANLITTLE, DEALER IN
IRFAI ESTATE. keeps a great variety ofFarms
and City Property flr Sale or liqHt- Also choice
Farming Lands in Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin
Cleveland ohioi1 llli EniIsL..si.Llf teo6.h26 i
ID EALT ESTATE.-E. N. REYES,
n formerly offhe tiTn Of Lirtles 4 keyes,) has
opened a Real Estate once in R0uses Block corner
Of Superior-St and Public Square, and has constantly
on hand several Thousand acres Of inst quality Farm
soulsy gstha States OF Iowa, Wisconsin and Mis-
for all kinds Of personal property. Part cash paid Il
necessary. apri6=R26
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~ nnnn-inr Forces ID Corlnth.


look hideOus to accord with their feelings.
nEfIa f---L a-.s-sHE ut q
The Opposing Forces at CoFinth.
Of the Cincinnati Commercial. !
II cannot be improper just now that the
rebels have gone beyond hearing distance,
to state as nearly as possible the real
strength Of the army collected for the de-
feat Of Beauregard at COrinth, In the
three divisionsLGsn Popels, Gen. Buells s
and Gen. ThOmas'-thsre were about one
hundred and ninety regiments Ofinfantry,
including the recent addition made to the
left wing by the arrivals from General
Curtis command. These will average
about FIVE hundred men to the regiment
certainly not more, many regiments will
fall short Of four hundred. Our great hope,
however, was not in. the infantry, but in
the artillery, Of which we had over four
hundred pieces, q large number Of them
| the topography OF the country 'ffeHgeFVlii-It
comparatively useless, save for reconnOis-
ances and skirmishes.
It is difficult, Of course, to make a cor
rect estimate Of the absconded rebel force.
From the best information, to be obtained,
from citizens Of COrihih, dessrtets and
stfaggieIs, II lnay DC set uOWn AT oO,OOO
efectual men. lofg .fIs.!a ..I4lI
They had men enough, but had not an
adequhte supply Of artillery; and to this
fact their sudden disappearance may be at
tributed. remarked to a captured rebel
yesterday, that Beauregard must have
feared terrible defeat, or he would not
have left COrinth. "of course he did, T"
was the reply ',,LoOk az the, lot of guns
you fellows have. One Of cur boys was
all through your camps about week ago,
and saw more artillery in Pope's Division
than we had in our whole army. We knew
all about your strength from the very
Therebels had scarcely any heavy ar
tillery, and could not have resisted de-
termined attack from our side for two
hours U ~ q ftL.i8f4aE i-t
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coal on AND lamps.

0ILi 0ELll OILHlLlN- O. SEQ
u FIELD & CO.. propriators Of re 4 s1y.-f -.
eest OIL. REIN EHY IN The Western CbuntFr. nav
this day reduced the prices on their q K
keFOslne and Carbon Oils.
Tie quality shan bs as heretofore, ths very BIS
- Call and examine samples, OF ssnd vour orlsl
@ ths Srest Western on Works. ones iO5 ST. ca
81 s'af g Aneiar haqaaiig31 Haibfai fsh2
l.i9orI -T7str fi7f5sr-T -l-77 T7E--'-- -
's f 3' hnoH sLrsaai3q
i2iigst 3dl gi t9fus9 ylHI95
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WHITE LEAD MORKS

The subscribers have On hand superior article Of
PURE WHITE LEAD; also the cheaper. grades
which they offer to the trade at very low prices for
cash, gfeb2sl JOHN WEBSTER AGO.
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M a r e.

PORT OF CLEVELAND. =
EETERED-JUEE 4. fI.."I.
Steamer Cleveland, Evans, Detroit.
BARK David Morris, Kerr, Buffalo, 800 bblF salt.
BrIg Wallridee, BOshOyv, OsWege, 1880 bbls salt
Brig Amazon, YOung, Buffalo. ~ |.
1ai.z-arar ! Cafchpole, Clarke, OsWegOt salt.
1855. ".a ss.7I| CLEAREn. -
Steamer Cleveland, Exams, Detroit. rr. I'll
Bark David Morris, keTT, Chicago.
Brig IroquOis, Becker, Port Austin i-
Schooner Bemas, Estes Chicago, 300 tons pig iron,
300 kegs nails. s. -.
Schooner C. 8. Roeder, LampOh, Buffalo
schooner Grace Murray, Mere, Chicago. rr
schooner L. q. Roberts, Edwards, HOughtOn.
Schooner COnsnelo, Harrington, Racine. f'f
Schooner Petrells Peltier, Port Hope.
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A PYRAHID OF FACTS
CRIsTADoRO's HAIR DYEl
2 nrPoRTANT 10 FEMALEs.
Z CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The eombiaation 6f ingredients in fhess PlHsar0
the result Ofa l0ns and extensive pciee-f They are
mild in their operation, and certain in correcting All
Irregularities, painful Menstruation, removing all OBJ
struetions, whether from cold or Otherwise aadlehs
pain IN The side, palBiatioho of The heart whites all
nervous Affections Mysteries, fatigue, pain in tho
back and limbs, &C, disturbed sleep, which arisss
from inteffuption ofnature. lf i-g aal tafi
.at DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of new in the treatment
% thoss iregulazitie5 and obstructiona ahch have
cQnsigned % many to premature gmye. No female
can enjoy good health unless she Is regular, and
whenever an Obstruction takes plaes the general
health begins to decline lsaf fI. iarana
-a -f DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the most eectual remedy ever known for an con-
plants peculiar 20 Females To all ciasses thsunrs
invaluable including, with certainty, periodical rig
ularity, They are known to thousands, who have
used them at dierct periods tIf6ush5ut ms eoun-
try having the sanction Of some Of the most elsnt
Physicians in America
Explicit dirscfi0hs. siliinl When they should n19
be used with each Box The price 81 90 PER Box
containing from 50 70 90 Pills.
Pills sent BY mail, promptly, By remittins to the
Propristor. Sole By Druggists EeuaraIy. .fF
R. B. HUTCHINGS, PrQprietor,
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The President has ordered a Military
Commission to meet on the second Monday
Of July for the trial Of editors and cores
pOndents Of certain journals which have
violated the orders with respect to the pub
ntatioa Of matter calculated to give aid
and information to the enemy. Gen. Har-
ney and Coils. Taylor and Craig will be
members Of the Commission.
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to the last point OF endurance, when they
broke and ran, ingloriously leaving behind
them many Of their men and officers, rs
well as privates, prisoners in our hands
Tho number Of these 4 is not yet possible
10 ascertain, several days necessarily elaps-
ing after every engagement before full
inventory can b taken.
OUR ADVANTAGE IN ARMS.
Besides our superiority in artillery, our
small arms were much moro effective, hRv-
ing all the superiority in fatal power, which
the Mimic ball has over the round rifle ball.
The wounds inflicted by the enemy we're
mainly by the latter Had the leAdeh hhil
in which our men were obliged to stand so
long, been composed of eOnical instead Of
round shot, many more Raehels would be
mourning over the lost, and many more
homes draped in funeral weeds. Your cor
respondent feels particularly grateful to
the blockade, being morally certain that
had the ball which lodged so harmlessly in
his logging been a MIME, he would have
been obliged always hereafter to write
standing on one foot--a good figure Of
speech for Jivsnal, but one which he
would rather be excused from practically
embOdying. Ii
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The women, Of Northern Alabama, out
Of spite to the Misunderstanding Yankees,
have discarded hoops, because. they are
madeat the North. They make themselves
look hideous to accord with their feelings.
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Or. CHEEsEMAN's PTLLs
M. .aat . nan. p5oaPtiy. b5 t.aaitlias . The
R,B- HUToHNas, PTg7ristor,

% Cedar-St, New YofE-
81 Sold wholesale and Rsiaf IA ClsTeland b
STRONG ARMSTRONG. apTll.edERz7
N NJ AN HOOD, ~
HOW LOST how RESTOREDI
rt Just Published in Sealed EnFsl0pa--p prios6c.
Z A Lecture On the Nature, Ireatment and Badical
cure or opernlaf forThded. Seminal azues, LnV0l
uutary Emissions sexual pebillty and llTiiutnt 70
Marriage generally, Nervousness Epilepsy and Eits,
Consumption, Montal and PHYSICAL Incapacify TO.
shifting from SELF Absa, ic., hy Roburt sTell,
n. D., author of the ''Green Book -
't "A BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFEEEEE6'' -
sent ndAr SEAL IN plain enFsldpe, % any 4ddres
post paid, on receipt Of SIX cents, tEo pstlgc
stamps, TO Dr. j. Q. KLINE, IT B0Wefg5 New York.
P. o. B0x'4536. IA 1l.l.i !. ~ 7-apr2-39i
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NEW AlYERTISEMENTS,

pOARDlNG.-ONE OR Two YOUNG
Men, or Man and his Wife can find Board in
private family, at 81 Bolivar-St Terms moderate
iune5:3ql
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str,k. Of the snip Csplhsrs.

During the past four or Ave weeks the several dry
docks on South street have been very busy fkse w.
sells for REPAIRS and the demand for their 6cepancy has
been very great Numbers Of vessels have been lying IN
their vicinity awaiting their proper turns. Taking ad-
vantage this great rush Of work. the caukers suddenly
quit their labors Tuesday afternoon anl announced
their determination 70 s'sand out for three dollars
dsy-an advance Of nfty cents. So sudden and unex.
pccted was this movement that the bosses have yet
had sufcient time to consult with the merchants 70
the expsdency Of comance with or resistance Of the
demand Of the workmon and therefore the dry docks
present To- day strong contrast with the busy scenes Of
last week. The several vessels upon the docks are
but partly finished, viz
Screw Doeks-Propeller saxon brig Empire and pilot
boat.
balance Docks-shp Nonpariel, and steamer Ella
warley.
sectional Docksr-ships Realm ana VIM. sprasuc.
The ship Calhoun owned by Mossrs. 6poford Tiles.
ton was Immediately lowered from the great Sectional
Dock upon the announcement Of the strike and will be-
taken TO Liverpool for the intended repairs.
The caukcrs held two meetings since tho outbreak but
definite action taken TO consultation with tho
bosses, but of their number shouting for hroe dol
lars day." chsersd IN the most enthusiastic man.
ncr The bosses will probably meet for action this morn.
ing and u s TO be hoped the ourneymen will meet them
IN proper spirit The determination OF several OF tho
merchants TO take their work foreign ports for repairs
should certainly have It's weight IN urging compromise
The New York herald., 1862-10-31
NEWS FROM KENTUCKY.
All Omcers Ordered 90 Their Regiments
speech or General Resecrans.

All Omcers Ordered 90 Their Regimcnts-
Speech or General Rssecrans.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 80, 1892.
The order appropriating the Masonic Temple mill.
tary hospital has been rescpded,
General Boyle has ordered a officers to Join their re-
spcctive regiments at once.
DIP cisssIl, formerly Senator from unQp qoYpsyi he's
becn arrested on charge Of disloyaly and win be sent
70 Fort johnson. ...
Gen. Rosecranz tonight responded 10 . serenade By
the band Of the Ffty.ninth Ohio regiment At the Gait
House, thanking the band for the compliment, say.
ing that speech making was net his vocation.
He sems here TO nght. He hoped they might
meet again, whom tho war was over, and live under
the old national Eas To attain this end and for justice
aud right he had taken up arms, and believed that The
people would agree with him. He again thanked them,
saying, "you must EXCUSE me for making lengthy
speech, which In not my VOCATION
General Rosecrnns takes General Bues department.
General Buell. goes 10 Annapolis Maryland.
General Dumont has also arrived here, route 10 his
command.
The New York herald., 1862-10-31
Interesting from Fairfax Court House
Virginia..
ARREST or FBxALEs- cAPrUkE OF LARGE QuAs.
TIrY or oUINrNE AND CORRESPONDENCE FOR IHE
RYDYLs IN RICHMOND, ETC.

ARREST or FgxALBs- cAPTURE OF LAR0R QUAY
TIT or oUININE AND CORRESPONDENCE FOR IHE
RyDYLs IN RICHMOND, ETC.
FAmrAx CouRr HousE, Oct 90, 1s6s
lady calling herself Mrs. Turner, with her daughter
Miss Buckner, and . young man named Bailey, were
arrested last night Chantly, In pursuance Of an
order from Washington. They had two wagons, AMI on
examination Of these large quantity Of qunine was dis
covered The ladies' were searched, and the per-
son Of the younger tied about her waist In bag Of oiled
,k constructed like hustle, found about five pourds
OF this drug In all one hundred ounces Of quinipe
Uncovered, which they declare IL worth eighty dollars
pcr ounce In Richmond.
Letters were found with these persons OF them
written In cypher. They had letters purportng 20 DO
from Postmaster General Blair whom Mrs. Turner claims
10 be . relative, vouchng for their loyalty They arc
from Salem, Va.
The parties were brought 70 Fairfax last night BY Capt
Brower Assistant Provost Marshal, and this msrnng
they were taken In charge BY the government detective
ana conveyed 70 Washington. Tho younger lady apl
pssrsd collected and somewhat Of the Belle Boyd stamp.
Mrs Turner expressed ignorance Of the presence Of the
qu,nine.
Lieutenant Robinson Of General sige.s stan, has been
appointed Acting Quartermaster Of this corps.
Henry W. Richardse, private In the Ono Hundred ana
r,f,y seventh Volunteers, was accidentally Ecs :" ''
Sy the discharge sf musket.
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IMPORTANT FROM ARKANSAS.

Attack ON the Rebels Near Fayetteville-
Their Camp and Equipments Dap.
tured-Omcial Despatch from General
Curtis.
81. LouIs, Mo-, Oct. 20, 1884,
To Major General a. W. HAIsox, Generain Chief, wash
ingtons-
The Army Of tho Frontier ID again successful.
General schsneds dispatches from Fayetteville, Ark
cay that yesterday Al daylight Brigadr General Her.
rsn with the First Iowa cavalry and the Seventh Missouri
cavalry, attacked rebel camp four miles east Of that
place.
Our force was about strong, while the rebel force
numbered 8 900, commanded by Colonel Cravens.
AFTER sharp engagement Of an hour the enemy was
completely routed leaving all his camp equipments and
few wagons.
The oss Of the enemy was eight dead on tho neld Our
loss was nve wounded, one mortaiy.
General Herrsn pursued tho rebel force for several
miles INTO the Boston Mountains
s. r. CURTIS, Major General Commanding.
The New York herald., 1862-10-31
Tho Reports from Opposite Shepherds
town.
The Reports from shsrpsburx.

5HARPsBUFu, Nd Oct 70, I562.
Yesterday Rev Robert 0. Douglass, formerly pastor Of
the Dutch Reformed church in this place. was arrested
for signalling TO the enemy and otherwise giving them
information concerning movements For somo time
past hc has devoted hh attention to agricultural pursuits
and owns larsc plantation upon which rorton or our
army his tccn encanped lie ,hs bad abundant aci!i
ties for obtaining nornition, and had, seems, Piled
his vocation spy most energetic,y Ihs rcssd.nto
The New York herald., 1862-10-31
Launch or an Ocean steamer.

Yesterday afternoon Mr. Jere simonson launched
from his yard at Gresnpont and splendid steam.
ship for Commodore Vanderbilt In point OF beauty Of
model this vessel exceeds anything before built . this
yard Her lines bespesk great speed, and d expected
that she will outstrp the famous Vanderbilt. Her d.
mcnsions follows-Lengh over a 900 feet beam,
80 fess depth, 2IK fest The Neptune Iron Works win
furnish engine with A eighty inch cylinder and twelve
feet stroke The steam will be generated by four tubular
boilers with Of Is 900 feet Of rs surface The
most novel and interesting mechanical AFFAIR connected
with the vessel 10 Mr. Lighthas refrigerator, which
takes the place Of surface condenser furnishing COOL
fresh water 10 the boilers. This 10 considered BY
gneers great In that particular department
Of the steam engine. BY this contrvance ever oooe
gallons Of water pass through the apparatus in the
space Of minute when the vessel has headway Of
ten knots Il saves room, the steam easier condensed
and the boilers win last much longer.
The launch was success, and the steamer will be
fitted possible for service either on the Caor.
MIA route for the European service.
Captain p. Lsevre OF the Vanderbilt, supcrntended
the launch, and will probably command her
She TO be brig reged and probably she win be the
fastest steamer afoat She will be tastsfuy cited
up with every convehence and she will doubtless be.
come general 9yorite with the travelling public.
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The Boston Habcas Corpus Cause.-The
writ Not Allowed 60 be Served.

Deputy Sheriff Baslsy proceeded to For, warren to-day
In sloop failing 70 get pass to 90 the regular steam.
er TO serve the writ Of habsas corpus granted by Judge
Crd Of tho United States Circuit Court In the case Of
Mr. ". u. windcr.
The Deputy sheriff was not allowed to land by the
Military conmandanto Of Port Warren, and consequently
returned to the city this forenoon. He reported 20
Judge clifford that his attempt 10 tho writ was
unsuccessful, when the Court remarked that u
had no noaus with which 10 enforce the writ The
COurt then ordered the reIcrs to be placed on NE
This probably ends the case for the present.
Tho counsel or Mr Winder acc Hon. WIN " Rcsd,
HIN. q. W. Bitdie and Hon Peter Mccall, members u i.c
bar " hiladrlIba.
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oar Leesburg Correspondence.
Nrxu Tvrsprvc Va Oct % IA

ma Advancs Of the Irmy-The Departure from Pleasant
vauy--Spiendid Reception Of Gen. Burside at Lorets
eiIis--7he Retreat Of the Rods, dc.
Now that the advance Of tho army is faa dccompii
and It's more mmediats objects attained the ban Of
secrecy which forbds tho correspondent iTemiturcy
dvulging us movements becomes removed so 10, me
dcavor t. recount operations 10 se preseut time.
On saturday sst the na orders received and Tho
men welcomed Them with enthusiastic cheers Pleasant
The New York herald., 1862-10-31
INTERESTING FROM TIE GULF.
The Yellow Fever Subsiding at
Key West.
Success Of . Small Expedition Up the
Apalachicola,
As., As., Ass

Our Key West letters contain the gratifying intelligence
q the recsdins ravages Of tho yellow fever. "A cold
sorm ha broken the fever and We may now expect thai
The epidemic is stayed for this There are symp
toms of increased activity in squadrons IN those
waters but vet we st continue 10 hear Of the running
o. the blockade.
The movements Of war vssaels In the Gulf are chrsni
slsd up 70 the 2lst inst.
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Sailing or the North American.

MONTREAL, Oct. 30, 1862.
Tho steamship North American will soil from oucpcc
on Saturday, her regular day, " nothing prev
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urge ton strongly the great importance and necessity Of
marine railway here for naval repairs.
The United States steamer Wamsutta, supposed " %
the flagship OF Commodore Wilkes West Indies squadron,
into the outer harbor the l6h and remained but
few hours.
The United States steamer Santiago. Captain Rdglsy,
returned from the 11th and went 70 again
the 18th. AL we'll Frigate st. Lawrence and schooner
James 8. Chambers in port
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Tns Arrests an Baltinors-Reissss OF sne
Prisoners.

BAInnoRs, oct 80, 1so2.
,., .,,,,.n, Who were arrested by order Of Gene
~, ~ Tae.dsv night. and sent to For, Dslaware,
W." ,o0a,,,opally released by order Of the Prssi
ssss sss ',sa Ta. seized Of arrest have
oen' ..,,yered up Assurances have been given BY
ns' ba, the whole affair viii be adjusted y tho
'.s.,.c,,on Of the loyal people Of Maryland.
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,oraon. conn. 20 be a Nav ai station.

Tho commissioners appointed By the sccfc'ay ~ 'nc
x.vx have made a report IN favor ef New een""s 40
oayal station.
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Aas been used since the battle Of Antetam as nosp
Tor the rebel wounded, and has Is believed Desn
rendezvous for rebel emssariss In tho disguise
OF nurses.