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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-12

had they received thsb pay, md been able 70 make
some provision for their families. We understand
that money has been received TO pay regiments.
Has it been diverted TO other purposes. Lelluc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-12

A Bold BuRGLARY.--Between 4 and S o'cloc
yesterday nnornnx tho house Of Mr. Bans Ia Lee
ives entered by burglars. They discovered BY
Earns who npsed their capture and 6rsd at BY on
OF the burglar who afte ward succeeded In making hek
cape
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-12

TIE THIRrxIsrH RxoIxrsr MrLIrIA.-This re-
piment. which returned from three months cam.
Jaign on Monday Of last week, are ordered to as.
senble at the City Armory corner Of Cranberry and
Henry streets on Friday, 10Th inst, at o'clock
q. m, to be mustered out Of the u. 3. service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-12

sEyFNTy-EIGirTH REGIMENT n. Y. ".
Lieut.. Geo. Bishop is recruiting for the 18th Reg
iment, Col. Daniel Ulimsun, at the Derrom hat III
the City Hall Park. Tie regiment has been for
some months in the ,cryicc, under Gen. Banks.
DURYER ZOUAvEs--SECoND BATTALION.
Tie organization Of the Second battalion of Dur
yee's Z0uayes ia progressing rapidly under the eli-
Gent Major III. ID. Hull of the First Battalion, WHO
is to lie Colonel of the lew corps. Maj. Smith Of
he ID New-YoTk Volunteers il 30 be Lieutenant
Colonel. The headquarters are at old Mozart Hall.
opuositc bond street
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-10
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
NEw YoRK. Dece

HEw YORK. December D
BLoUR--The advance In gold to-day has favorable
effect upon the -four market. Prices advanced fully 10
per bbl and more doing. Bales At $5 0OG5 10 for su
peThne state; 90 1896 30 for extra statei - 9ODO
for supernns western % 1906 55 tor common to medi
um extra western; 90 $500 90 for common TO medium
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohioi and SIS'a
IS for trade brands. Market closing hrm.
RYE FL0UH-Quet and steaJy, with sales ut ~ 30
WHISKY-dull at 3Oc.
wHBAT-Decidedly more active, at 10 advance
sales milwaukee club at 81 279l IS; amber Iowa al
81 3G@i $751; winter red western at 81 1901 As; amber
Michigan at 81 45aDl 48; extra choice do at 0I 40
winter amber state at 47@ 40; spring do at u A.
Illinois winter red at 81 3sdDl s9 and white Michigan
prime choice at 81 00@l "a.
RYE--Rirm. with sales prime state at 95c.
C0RN--Active and l92o better, with sales at 7000
c for shipping mixed western; 7l75o for eastern; "
70, for dan ed and heated aud for white ives.
tern prime shipping mixed from store.
oATs-Qiet, with small sales at 66S08c for com.
mon to primo.
P0RK-Firmer. and good demand with sales at sl3 so
ii rs for prime; and Sl3 OOG0l6 90 for prime mess.
Unlnspected mess Sl3 GU.
BEER-More active with sales at % OODlO rs for
country mess; 95 50@7 00 for city prime: Si2 00D
10 rs for repacked mess; and sl3 5OH 25 for extra
Included in sales 100 bbls uninspected extra
PRIME MESS BEEr-MarEet quiet and nomInAlly
BEEF nAMs-1n moderate request, with sales choice
western at l6c.
OUT MEArs-oulet; new western hams in dry salt
HoGs-Drssed, Armer, and In fair demand at 5X@
SIC; western 6@6Xc.
sIDES-Choice city bacon sides In fair request with
sales bxs at 76c for western and city Cumberland
cut; 7H@6c for long ribbed; sh@8hc for short rbbed
and $40 for bellies.
LARD-More active and In good demand, with sales
at 9k@l0c. Included In sales 500 bbs for January
and February delivery at 9Ao.
BUTTER-SRleS at l692Oc for Ohio.
CHEE5E--EiTm at 0h9l3j.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-10

The GoTTscHALK CuNCERr Tickets are sell
Ing rapidly at Seltzer's Music Store on State
street for the Grand Concert at Nsughton Hall
on tomorrow (Thursdsy) evening. Secure
your seats in season.
The charming Patti will be there with her
sweet voice, to fasolnae the audience equally
with the great Pianist Of the latter Willis's
Home Journal says:
All Gottschalk's music is symbolical of his
mental states. IL means great aggregate of
impression which he has received from larger
world Of beauty than flows through most men 3
senses, and rendered into Interpretation as near
ly exhaustive as the true body must be to the
true soul which Informs it. Thus the "Ojos
Criellos"-the "Creole Eyes''-which he also
gave his guests, was as near transcript Of
Voluptuous Andaluz, brought over ocean to
throb in the passionate languor of the Antilles,
as mind can i'm 4gjne. 1t vas sea of all the
Spanish houris GIttschalk ever saw, at lattice
or in carnival ball, ebbing and a,wing through
luxurious dances.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-10

MESS PORK-Nothng transpired.
LAhD-Qaiet and easier to buy at SIC, at which ra
100 tcs told.
GREEN MEATs-No change. Light hams are in good
demtn at 5Hc.
GR0CERIES-The dem md Is still qu ts light, and
the market dull and prices irregular.
WHEAr-There was only moderate inquiry to-day,
but the offering light, and holders are arm at fn
prices. We quote prime red at 81 039l Us;
Indiana or Ohio at 81 l0@l l2 and Kentucky IT l5
al ~. The sales mSde public were: tg5 lush prime
red at 81 o.; 225 do prime do at 81 05 delivered I5O
do Indiana white at TO- delivered; $50 do good Ken
tucsy white at 3 IL; aud 100 do prlme do atsi II
CORN-ThtIe 10 q continued fair demand, with only
mod supply and the market rales ste dy at fol
ear shelled 10 bulk.
oATe--We have no change to report In the market
Thtr is good inquiry from the Government contract
os, for those In Sacks and &C is readily obtained for
new, and old are held at lg2c higher There Ia only
moderate local dem4rd for those In bulk at 47a15lc
The sales reported GOO bush infer or at $780, in
cuiiDg scks; 900 do fair at SOC; and 200 do at BUc
6OO hush In bulk at 45o; and 600 do at 40c.
kYE-The market rules firm, with fair demand and
light offerings. We quote prime samples at 62dD63c pei
bush on ARRIVAL the former rate in bulk ard tie tteI
in sacks, buyers furnishing sacks.
BARLEY-Prime samples Of spring and fall are scarce
and command full prices, but tie lower grades are II
and difficult 10 sell. We quote prime fall at 81 35
and sAe tpring at 81 25. The lover grades sell al
prices rangit from 9jc to IL 25.
HAY-rhe market is unchanged and Arm. We quote
prime timothy at Sl4 OO95 U0 per ton in bales on arr
val and from store.
CHE BE -rhereis a GOOD local atd export demand
nd holders refuse TO sell round lots OF selected Western
'eserve at less than l0%@Ilc Email sales are mad,
tlOH9lOTc. English Dairy is held at llh9I2c, bu
here is very little doing in II.
BUrTER-Prime and choice qualities are in good re
uest from the local dealers and for export, aud the
larket rules firm at 1920. Common to good is dull
t69l5,.
G1settA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-10

The ARorIc PANORAMA Our folks went on
Monday evening to see tbe Panorama of DR..
Kane's Expedition at Naughton Hall. After
their return home they sat up nearly ell the
residue of the night, discussing the wonderful
things they had seen and heard. Yesterday
whenever the family came together, the fruit
fnl theme was renewed. Last evening they
went again, and fiesh novelties gave rise to
fresh talk after their return. We expect the
subject will be continued to-day.
Certainly, the exhibition must be good one,
and the lectures Of Professor Seagur must be
interesting, when they go provoke thought and
speech in old and young They are full Of in.
struotion and interest. Let all 60 and see the
Panorama and hear the Professor.
This "wednesday afternoon at three O'Clock
che Panorama will be exhibited for the special
benefit of school children. M ea
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-10
Evening and Midnight Reports.
ParticuiaYs Of the Battle OF Fayette-
Vile, ArkMnaR0,


BATTLEFIELD NEAR FAYETTEVILLE, ARK, Dec.
S.-General Herion's forces, en- route TO REIN
force General Blunt, met the enemy yesterday
on Crawford Prairie, ten miles south of Fay
etteville, Ark, and won a decisive victory
over them. The enemy, twenty four thousand
strong, divided into four divisions, under
Generals Parsons, Marmaduke, Fr, st, and
Rains, all under General Hindmsn, embracing
the flower of tho Trans Mississippi Army, well
supported by eighteen pieces Of artillery.
The enemy fanked Blunts position at Cane
Hill, and made sudden attack on Herion, to
prevent him uniting with Blunt Herion's
force consisted OF the 94h and 9th Illinois,
l9.h and Goth Iowa, 26.h Indiana, 20sh Wis.
consin, and battalion or two of cavalry, in all
from six thousand five hundred to seven
thousand men, and twenty-four pieces of
artillery.
The battle ragged from ten A. M. till dark,
and was desperately fought throughout Our
artillery drove the enemy from two strong posi-
tions, and kept their overwhelming number at
bay.
The 20th Wisconsin car aItured rebel battery
of four heavy guns, but were forced to abandon
them under murderous fire. The 18Th Iowa
also took the same battery, and fought most
desperately, but were also Obliged to yield IT,
Almost every regiment distinguished itself.
About four o'clock Gen. Blunt arrived from
Cane Hill with five thousand men and strong
TO- ce of artillery, and attacked the enemy in
the rear. The rebels made desperate effort to
capture his bat ere, but were repulsed with
terrible slaughter.
We held the whole field at dark, and before
nine o'clock that night the entire rebel force
was in full retreat over Boston mountains.
Our loss in killed and wounded was six hund-
red. That Of tie rebels fifteen hundred by their
own admission. Several of the enemy's field
officers were killed, among them Col. Stein,
commanding brigade, formerly Brigadier of
Missouri st .te Guard.
Oaly few prisoners were taken. We cap.
tured four caissons of filled ammunition.
Lieut.-Col. McFarlan, l9th Iowa was the on
ly field officer killed on our side. Maj Hub.
bard, lst Missouri cavalry, was taken priso-
nec
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-10
Affairs In North CarOIina-SOuthern
ltenn.

NEwBERs, N c., Dec Let, via FORTRESS
Monroe. Dec. 1t is discovered that it 10 the
Intention of the rebels to abandon Immediately
all that portion Of North Carolina lying east.
ward of the Weldon and Wilmington railroad.
The health Of our officers and men continues
good. Yellow fever at Wilmington ia slowly
abatirg
The Richmond Dispatch of Dec. 6;h has the
following items: Reports from Fredericksburg
yesterday are important. 1t is stated that
Burnside has been superseded in command OF
the Yankee forces, and that fighting 10 Hooker
has taken his place. Burnside will have no
cause to regret this change, if the radicals TO-
sist upon an early advance.
A dispatch received YET etterday states that the
partisan rangers Of Col ImbodeD had skirm-
ish with the enemy near New Creek, Hamp-
shire county, few days ego. in which Bs'g.-
Gen. M. l.. Ross, of the Federal forces, was
killed. No other particulars.
The Fincaete Express learns from gent
from Lewisburg that one day last week, through
csrelessness OF our scouts, the Yankees cap
tured one hundred and five Of our civalry, az
many horses, and destroyed the camp equipsge
of the forces.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-10
New York stock Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. o,

NEW YORK, Dec. ".
Stocks dull and lower. Chicago and Rock Island
P0A; Norwich and Worcester ~; Milwaukee and
,raine du Ohein end preferred 80; Cleveland and
Toledo 6e Illinois Central scrip Is: Michigan Sout
guaranteed e3H; American Gold 13a9l32x; Pacific
Mail l22; New YORK Central lOlH Hudson Tx Harlem
2l Harlem preferred 5Ok Michigan Central 9Ox Pitts.
burg, Fcrt Wayne and Chicago lst bonds LOG; o. 8.
sxes 1881 coupons l04M California sevens 9S Brook
lyn water loan l0Ox; Indiana and Michigan 80; Illinois
Central bonds 100; Terra Haute and Wabash ID bonds
80; Erie 9Th bonds 1Oli Del L. W. lg7 Galena and
Chicago 80; Cleveland and Pittsburg 43 Erie COX;
do preferred 81; Cleveland & Toledo 69h; Treasury
Notes a 3l0) 1857; Little Miami lO6k; Michigan
Southern 39k; Michigan Southern second 92i Erie Cd
bonds l9c; Pttsburg Fort Wayne & Chicago Cd bonds
%, do LIST l07xohicago North Western LIST "a
34i do assorted bonds n; Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati l24; Panama Missouri skies 52x Ten.
nessee skies 54i Racine and Milwaukee ll2x; United
States 6's 81 coupons l03X; Registered 99k U.s.. SIS
~ coupons 90; Registered vs.; Demand Notes 1871
Virginia Skies 60 Tennessee 53h; Hannibal and
et. Joseph bonds 63k; United States one year certih
Gates 96i coupons l04X demand notes l25k: Resding
as; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 81; o. 9. year
certificate 96; North Carolina 6s 10; Ohio 6s Of 81
ia.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-10
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF the steamship Arab

Arrival of the Steamship Arabia
HALIFAX, Dec. 9.-The Arabia, from Liver.
pool the 29th uls., and Queenstown the 81 inst
has arrived, with one weeks later news.
Breadstuffs qriet and steady. Provisions
steady and unchanged.
Console, for money, 93M@93X.
The great prize 6ght for the championship
of England, between Jim Mace and Tom
King, took place on the 26.h OF November.
After fighting twenty one rounds, most OF
which were In favor Of Mace, King put in one
Of bis sledge-hammer blows and knocked Mace
insensible. Mace could not come to time, and
King was declared the victor. IL is reported
that John G. Heenan has agreed to fight King
for the championship, each man to put up five
hundred pounds per side.
Contributions for the relief of the distressed
Lancashire operatives continued on most mu
ni6cent scale. The American Chamber Of
Commerce at Liverpool voted one thousand
pounds to the relief fund.
An extraordinary general meeting OF the
Atlantic Telegraph Company 10 called for the
18th of December, for the purpose of consider
iDg proposition Tor the issue of six hundred
thousand pounds new capital in preferential
shares OF five pounds each, bearing eight per
cent interest, guaranteed by the British Gov
eminent in the event of success, and any furth-
er profits to be first applied to pay four per
cent on the old capital, and the surplus to an
equal division between the old and new, and
the formation of a reserve fund.
PARIs.-Bourse closed firm on the ooh.
Rentes 70f 40c.
BELGIUM The Belgium Parliament has voted
that half a million of the appropriation for the
public works be applied to the relief Of iis
distressed cotton operatives.
L1ND,N MoNEY MARKET Ia the London
money market the funds were steady. The
market was strengthened by the arrival Of
over G7OO, 900 of specie from the W est Indies
and New York. The drain of gold continues,
but in modified form. The demand ior dis
count is moderate.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-10

SORGHUM GRowERs' Convention. conven-
tion of persons interested in the growth and
manufacture Of Sorghum in the State of Ohio
will be held in this city on the 9th of January
next, beginning at nine O'Clock A. M. of that
day. The State Agricultural Convention is to
meet on the 7th, the Sorghum Growers Con-
vention WILDE promptly organized on the 9Th,
90 ss to enable the members in attendance TO
attend the Agricultural Convention on the day
following. Those coming will please collect,
each in his own neighborhood, samples of sugar
and syrup, as well as all information practicable
as to quantity made, modes Of manufacture,
etc., for the benefit Of the Convention. The
Convention will assemble at the HAN of J L.
Gill & Sons Building, High street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-10
THIRTY-sEvENTH CONG RESy
Third Session.

lConclusion Of Mondays senate Proceedings.l
Mr.. Davis offered joint resolution proposing
certain amendments to the Constitution to al
ter the mode of electing President and Vice
President; that the President and Vice Presi-
dent be elected In the following manner:
Each State may within thirty days next be-
fore the tine appointed for the election of Pres
ident, in any mode adopted by the State, nom
mate to Congress one candidate, and on the
fret Monday of February next before the ex-
piration of each Presidential term, the two
houses Of Congress shall meet together as
convention in the Hall of the House of Repre-.
sentatives, and all the candidates nominated by
the States within the preceding thirty days, not
exceeding one from each State, whose nomina-
tion shall have been authenticated to Congress,
shall be before said convention as candidates
for the Presidency; and thereupon said conven-
tion shall proceed, under the supervision of the
presiding officers of the two Houses, to
vote by open ballot from among said candidates
for President, AMI when any one shall have re-
ceived number of votes equal to all the men,
bers elected and appointed by both Houses of
Congress, he shall be declared by the Presiden
of the Senate to be elected President of the
United States. In all cases where balloting
shall have continued in this mode through Eve
days, and no election shall have been effected,
on the sixth day it shall be resumed; and after
each ballot the officers presiding shall drop the
candidate who has received the smallest number
of votes, or two or more candidates who have
received an equal number of votes and less
than all the others, and the ballotng
shall be 30 continued among the re-
naming candidates until one shall re-
ceive the majority aforesaid; and thereupon
the President OF the Senate shall announce him
to be elected President of the United States.
The convention shall then proceed in the same
manner from among the remaining candidates
to elect Vice President of the United States.
Whenever 1t may occur in the voting for Pfesi-
dent or Vice President that all the candidates
but two have been dropped, bsloting between
may, if necessary to make an election, continue
two days longer; and II then no candidate shall
have received the required number of votes,
the officers presiding over the convention shall
report the state of facts TO the Supreme Court
of the United States, and Ii shall thereupon
pronounce which of the two candidates shall
fill the Office.
Resolution ordered to be printed.
After executive session, adjourned.
WAsHlNGroN, Dto 9.
SENATE The chair laid before the Senate q
communication from the Secretary of War in
answer to q resolution calling for Information
| In relation to the sale of colored freemen cap
tured by the rebels: The reply Of Secretary
Stanton states that no information on the sub.
ieot ia in the possession Of the War Depart.
ment.
Mr.. Sherman presented petition In favor oi
o general bankrupt act.
Mr.. Davis presented two petitions protesting
against the action Of the Advisory Board ol
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-10
money mark ct.

NEW YORK, Dec. 0.
The Money market is steady at 596 per cent discount
for call loans.
Sterling Exchange Is frmer. The nominal quo
tat ons are 81 44h@l 40 for Merchants and 81 49K
al A. for Bankers bills.
Strictly Prime Paper continues Arm at6l97 per cent.
discount,
American Gold 10 hrmer and unsettled-opening at
32X, advancing to 333 and closing steady at 32k pei
cent. premium.
California Gold Bars are quiet and nominal at Blk
per cent, premium.
Government Stocks without decided change. United
States 6s Of 1881 at 81 04l 04; Registered 99; TX
Interest ditto coupons 81 "a; Fives al Coupons 92h
1910 Treasury Notes at 81 O3H.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-10

WE learn there is a movement being made
to close the dry goods atores earlier in the
evening, to give clerks more time for recrea-
tion, etc., This Is movement in the right d.
rection, and we hope to see Ii meet with every
success. Let the boys have a little time for
enjoyment, without being obliged to turn "night
reyilers." Under the present arrangement
there is no place Of amusement or any kind of
enjoyment open to young men, when the stores
are closed, that would be a Ct place for con-
sciencious person to visit
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-10

Sympathetic Temperament; The Scotin France;
Chronicles of Carlingford-Salem Chapel
Part X Clough's Poems; The Land Revenue
of India; Theirs on Waterloo; A DeathleSS
Love; The Crisis of the American War.
Bulwer's essay on the organ of weight has
some good practical hints. 10 treating, in the
next essay, on the sympathetic temperament,
he shows, with very keen discrimination, why
more persons, impulsively sympathetic, often
become the most cruel tyrants.
The last article in thii number Of Black wood
runs into some asgrant errors and tells some
truths not very palatable to US Americans.
But II the writer supposes, as he seems to do,
that our Union has reached the crisis of fnal
separation, he is sadly mistaken in his diagnosis
of our national disease. European political
editors evidently do not understand our case
The other articles in this number are good.
The price Of BIaokwood is three dollars, and
with any one of the standard British Quarter
lies, five dollars a year. Address L. Scott &
Co., New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-10
Cleveland Market,

OLKvELAND, Dec. 8.
WHEAT-sales Q cars red on track at 81 u; 3 OOC
bush from atore at 81 l3 car ordinary white Is
and car good do at 81 2j.
o0RN-Ssles OF oars at So, on track.
OAT5-saes l car at 49,.
HlGHWINES-sales 100 bbIs at 36Kc, and smaller
lots at 37e.
SEEDS-saes small lot OF cl yer at S575.
BEANS-Sales So bush good at 50 co.
PoULTRY-Sales Of chickens at s..
HOGS-Unchanged. Prices range at S375 for 100 to
$50 lbs - 0O for $50 to 200 bs and 81 25 for 200
lbs Occasional sales made higher but these are the
hgure' readily obtained.
LARD-COuntry rendered quietat Sc; choice city ket.
tie rendered sells at 9hc.
MEATs-Oity sugar cured hams sell at 90; shoulders
at 30, and dried beef at l0c.
CARBON oIL-Market quiet with sales only in q
small way at rs, 80, 82T and Csc.
SALT-Has again declined and 10 telling now at 90 co
for hhe and 81 Us for coarse.
LSddsr.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-10

WILLIAM H. REsTrEAux, No. LOG South High
street, has supply Of superior Wheat Whisky
that cannot be beat In this city or anywhere
else. 1t 10 old and pure-really superb, as good
judges will testify; and 10 an article most high.
ly commended for medicinal purposes. Foreign
and Domestic liquors of all kinds, In great
abundance, may always be found at Mr. Res
tieaux', as well as the very best of groceries,
provisions, fruits, salt, fur, woodware, etc -
See his advertisement in another column, and
give him CALL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-10

New YoRK, Dec. 9.-Letters from North
Carolina give an account of an expedition to
Hyde county. They went over one hundred
miles, captured several guerrias and two DO.
litcal prisoners, also Colonel of the 18th
North Carolina volunteers. On the second,
people from fairfield destroyed thirteen bridges.
Captain Jacobs, 81 New York cavalry, with bis
force, lately captured near Plymouth two hun
dred and fifty horses and mules aud number
Of prisoners.