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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-05

= ,0rD. A. Mahony has now bee q incarcer-
ated at Washington ten weeks, and has not
yet been made dcquainted with the charges
against him or confronted by his accusers.-
And still we are told that we must all sus
tain the Administration Well, if we must,
we must. IL o. n-g live Abraham Lincoln"
who gives us more liberty silan we know
whatto do with.-Dubuke t25toa.) Herald.g
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We copy the following extract from The
leading Republican organ Of, Illinois, the
Chicago Tribune, 1t is the sentiments of a
,eal traitor, and man who will make use Of
such language is .. traitor and ought not be
allowed lhe rights and privileges Of sp
American citizen. Hear the wretch: lr
T Give us 4 rebel victory, let our armies be
destroyed, Maryland, be conquered, Washing
tonibe captured, The President exllsd and
the Government destroyed. give. us these,
and any other calsmities that can result rom
defeat and rum, sooner than q victory with
Mcclellan as General !, r,'gs,,q,s.l zaias..s
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-05
The Cause OF Democratic TFf-
A. t,.A.r,ts ssgp "a aBapER. s,3 ~ ~ f@t"

tg We have no idea whatever, that the
Democrats would have triumphed SO
signaliy at this election, if such men
as Dorsey, Lew Wallace, Daniel S.
Dickinson, and other well known Of
fee beggars and party tricksters had
not deserted us. The Democracy is
purified. All that was, corrupt in our
National, State, County and township
organizations, has y been len, purged out,
and the good old party comes out like
refined gold. We cannot. be 1too thank. l prlI
MLt, aefl sN no,gi3gb tsG1 sziyye1 "a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-05
Aiicset1 EsmHs2xs sessseata ias WASH
,ng. =, ;iDgtOM territory. - no sysf

Tho New York Herald Of the 24sh copy
tains u its Washington Correspondence, the
following itstp:ao s9ouid sioalllil hH8 gss
A SPECIAL agent ot the Treasury Depart
rneat' has Been dispatched to Washington.
TsrSisory tosinsestigatso certain charges u
embezzlement, filed against Victor !lsmitbt
Collector of'Custorns at Port Townsend. q
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-05

had sad 70 mel and I said to him. @You bad
better give me all the letters you have" l
took them and showed them 20 Major Nc
kinstry.
q VA not Mrs, erimslsyls name 90 tAe
a Il VA; and j wsiit ID ~. taks de
whole responsibility 81 hsf lnsns bsipg on
that paper. hr, Lamb knsN nolhias Of il.
q VITO eere DO writer's u these lattsrs?
{ "A The Presidsni 6k 10 Upiied Statss
and the Secretary Of War (Mr. Cameron
and Jsngs David Davis, OI Bloomfield Iii
nois.
/ Hsss the cross -examiRstion. was conolud-
ed, and witness obtained leave TO 60 home,
with the pndsrst@adjpg hat he, yOald re Z
.arn Op NOudsy. Aad submit 20 . renewal 81
the direct examination.
Court adjourned, ----.
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ssn1ofIHRtuftEsR.RosTmYeF.i

DArrOS, o. Nov. III. +. Bollnysr.
editor OF the Day ton EmRire was shot dead
this m0ining by Henry ksByown, a halter
OF thi ohy. Ihs dificppy epw out oiA
personal misepde i>,andps bel vesn the pari
iies. od>lsioned by ibs shooiingoa dog be-
LOGGING 10 R1llmyer by one 20 Browns
sops Bows gave him$lfupi nd was Ia
kea 10 hi 'hk lsgalr oslssiOnsd much
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-05
,Equality of sl,s MIA csss. D

Governor Blair, Of Michigan, has given an,
official exposition ofhis views upor, the ques.
tisn Of negro Equality with the Whites In
hat State. As ons of The Committee cpppff
TIE Judiciary To WHOM was referred q Joint
resolutian proposinggas asaeBaaient 10 the
fiss S9.s'issgR FslAtiyss As elective fran
,sriselissi6g fully thae1the ltihe Bag
come when, the rcoiored men, osyAmeriea
should be allowed To assume. their rightfM
position 'as citizsas 6f Che lRephbficI Upon ah
eapality ingall respeets jsithoit their white
brethren, and especially that Michigan ought
III longer 70 peFmit III bsr 'Cofstitdtion2 q
s6sd ,whichrefsatbs snhHtjuss distinction bes'
tween her, citizens and, denies that great
prfncipFs which fisst al fhe very foundation
Of her ,whalspolilcat 0 hbric; dIcasll cStie 70
no other conclusion thai that the Joint seso,
luton ought to pass
Apd YET we sfe told II We call such men
az rBiaif and 4hose who snstain him Aboli
Sioplstss sws are doing soniet thing SeFy mtoaR!
II they are not Abolitonists, and Abolition.
istsiofthe rieanest type, what are theyg-
GusIpudt Baqa5@-TN .so1sbitlng5 s*
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or Sabsar5Ss ys'diSg tiis ni4rk I on tie
-ssiTgin efsasheir paper, may kn0,O 6at DE
gtimsJbs iohteh they hdvs paid their sabsc-rPtioa
. b fhs Sentrnel Is about czpirng. They are
sFsqasztcd b nsuutas suOa as tsey see ttis mark
bas % aoipaPas arc sent Jfom 10 aacc aahl
.spaidl fof &C. stH = cas 'ofl'sf tiafs
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From 1ne Xenia 'rorchhgit. [

ID eIl -Iacf 49, 80 y ...iYfsf yef' -
resv v From lne, Xenia TorchIight.iiiGdI
"a Frem the, rash Ohts,ibnt,s
We are permitted to, copy - few paragraphs
rom aIet,er, 10. his sister by Eelsth Me-
Farlapd, Of The ys4ih,, al H. isnvsiuen ,frum
Nashville, October 10Th. Lieut., ,Shgley, Of
Company E. Had resigned on account OF con-
tihned Ill health. The boys were vefyweii,
but lew in hospital, apd we're enjoying thsm.
selves as we'll as conld be expected away from
home:ot Vlnd boa 9TBQ Doi s9TlaSGSaE9
I'VE. are in the Seventh Btigades and
Eighth Division. The Seventh is Brgadier
General lNegisy sod Brigade. but be is iow
acting Major General Of The Eightha Diyisies
and Colonel Miller is acting Brigadier .in
General Eegley's place. Our Bfigado&is
composed OF The Seventy. EgEtha pennsyl-
vania, Thirty seventh Indiana, Seventy.
fourth Ohio and Twenty ffst Ohio. Our
duty is not heavy and we have itspret,y
easy We were put on half rations tor awhile
but, with what we did draw and what wen.
foraged we got along very well; soinetiihesS
we would not have very great yarie y,tbut
we always had enough Of something; but,
we get ful ratiops now except e6Heeg and
we have it most Of The time, but we !, haye TO
Sweeten it ith molasses. Our wagons 20
out iorsging nearly every day, for 'rorn, HAY.
&c /, for the hon ses, and there are genesaliy
two companies detailed TO 60 slong ss, guards
as there are generally several volunteers
from all the egcompanie and whlol dissy are
getting corn, &c, they manage to, ,get ag3ods
dealthat does not coiie under The head OF
horse fead To day for dinner we had fresh
beef, chicken, bakers, bread, corp bFead. sweet
potatoes and turnips, with beef and chicken
soup aud iumphngs, more tban'we can eat,
and wehaye sweet potatoes ene1gh on hand
in our mess to last US two or three weeks,
and We did not buy them eitheT!"~ Believe
we lare better now, than. the eiizsBs do, for
they can scarcely get nything at, all only at
vefylhigh prices b For instance, bu' rcf, id
the city, is one dollar per ppunds and other
things in proportion; sugar and coffee ! guess
they can't get at ALI, nor Won't onti lhe fogd
is open to Louisville orr thet river graises.sss
When we want any hing that. We cans, get,
from the Q6artermaster, we 20 out and dig
it,sof sldnghserits or'takeIit already slaugh.
tered when we can fud il. in the sshape Of
shoulders hams &c. The orsging trains
that 10 out have met with afebel Scouting
vi ( any trouble bi yes. although H. V eot sight
of sorhe,rebefs skeaAdiims over d tt,lf one
y y ssasrsa gssons n 'hsas sns
train! !!a'it&His'od eai h"S S"7 H"FS >
ysTbey are still fof.ifYins iiere VERY strong.
ly, although do not ,hipk .hvrs' will be,
any fighting here. NiH''9 "'N' S'
,f0aishstisorniug oiaha Q 2idiattwo o'clock
the Seventy fourth Ohio. and Nine,een,h
Illinois, sarted oat the Charlotte pike 10 get,
sone gnsrrslias" When out iodr five miles
lqst tnrh,ng gay lsgltT o .eoy,ln gcnpaay NJ
shot Dr. Bass guerrilla cap ait,, very veal
thy, 10 hf fa'her. ih'iaw' yard: ne Is tho
SaiIes man who offered Sueh,A lart2s seward /
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fRTThe Governor Of Ohioghas suspended
the writ Of hdbeas corpus ip regard to drafted
aliens iRahs cafeps OF that Ssate.i The writ
o. hebeas eofRus,, which wasioncs oconsideredi
plaS thing. = Boston Post. IIa3lloeea aa4'as
sAYtesi NotYog the President Il andphisseG9
retaries, and the Governor, Suspend it, but
csefyi petty officer iis authorized 10 do the
same thiegus sSasmtofe respect is paid dto
that great writ .ot hbertyss Srs soiof1 al,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-05

y1~TE For ssyefaldsys teiore the lissuing of
,he pFEo@elamtioq, the Pre1idfpt, observed
to o'he'ih D brnwh study - Exchange. =,
Yesa D. y Ohm Brown ,study dy!-sEosti@i1le
Helaf02ctGt,t N itttE An,n nnflt ataiaMna aYnm
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-05

T'Suth ~ hhNNtLN &n ns1S1W18sSH'"
The Cipcipnati Gobamasfsi Of yesterday
isstil lhasping unsthe se,neytl0fs GssefAl
BGeil Iand "a is aeorFsapaadep 1ohIfhee' Sac /
,ettog. .g:aAtJa KAy EH0b'
The Gasetts. nov, thst IA spppessS Rpelh Vito :
bS out sok fts Way, kas begun ~ SCis1fan.7
f6sshsposT devil tAaint hAss sefhsbody 10
find iaultwith, ,he would hs apt N explodai
with condensed malice. - Ho.GsyIte DensocYat,l
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llIdg tE31,a a .DAVIDsIUD, }, Goyernor.
D. +. HofFMAN, Private Secretary ,y
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-05
-, ,A~ -. "WAsHINGToN, Sept, o.. 1851.
~. lfcK1'astry, Brig, Gen.; and Qaartsrp'as-
ts~ 81 INNS. . ..

'SIR--The bearer OF this, James L, Lamb
Esq, Of Springfield, Ill, is the peisonal friend
Of the President AS we'll as my own. He is
gentlemen Of integrity aad Business capacity
and any engagement entered into will, nc
doubt, be faithfully carried ous, AS. Illinois
is bea ing her burden Of the, war. both IL
furnishing men and means. it is the desire.o o.
the Administration that the ci izens Of that
State sbeuld have a fair share Of The Govern
ment patronage dispensed in your depart
ment. II you can do any thing for Mr.. Lamb
in purchasing supplies, yougwiil oblge, pro-
yiied be win make his prices suit you. sna
J" .,, Your obedient servant, ~. ,, ,,,e,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-10

Nkw loKK. Nov. ,s--Captain Niekey OF
the bark Mary Baker. of Yarmouth, y. =,
reports that on the aDth Of October. in lati-
tu,ls. 81 lot .tnde 60. he saw two ships. and
froia the description OF one. he believes her
T. taye been the Alabama. and that she
was chasing and rapidly gaining the
other. an American vessel. They were
eighteen or twccniy miles distant.
NV YoRK. Nov S.-A special to the
Tribune says. We hear through several chan
nels that charges Of tho most serious char
aeter have been preferred against Gen. Cur
lis, now in command OF the Department of
the Missouri. and that he will probably be
soon suspended from his command. and or
dered before Court OF Inquiry.
The Herald has the following from iar
per's Ferry. Nov. eth
Whites guerrilla cavalry are IN the yiein-
ity of Smokers Gap They have interrupt
ell communication between here and Ash.
by's Gap.
Its reported that several stragglcrs on
their way hence 10 Gen McClelIan's head
quarters. have been captured BY these guer
riilas
The reboi cayalr, pickcts were ~ view ON
both banks OF the Shenandoah tod y. bat
il is now believed there are now not many
| rebels in this region.
Snow fell Tor ten hours here 10 day 10 the
J discomfort Of every one.
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Louisville. Nov. S.-About ~ rebel
prisoners arrived from Lebanon, Ky. to
night. including a son OF Humphrey Marshall
The Democrats Bowling Green cores
pondent this morning writes that an escaped
prisoner who lett Murfrccsboro W Wednesday
reports that Generals Polk and Breckenridge
with , ,50J men and artillery. attacked the
South side of Nashville Friday morning,
while John Morgan on the North side with
3 900 men crossed NJ the ford and attempted
10 destroy the bridge. but were rcpulsed.-
The result of Polk : attack was not known.
McCook's corps. comprising Sills, Wood
ruff and Shcridan's division. reached Nash
Vile Friday.
Crittcnden's corps vas at Gallatin Friday
Chatham with portion OF Bragg army was
AT Murfrccsboro The remainder of Bragg
army, except 500 left nj Cumberland Gap,
are pushing towards Nashville. Bragg had
been arrested and superseded by Joe. John
son, for his disastrous campaign in Ken
lucky.
! No notice ~ MumGreesboro which has
been in constant telegraphic communication
with Mobile. of the capture of the later city
- 900 rebel troops are Mobile.
LOUISVILLE, II P. ". Nov. S--We have
been in telegraphic communication with
Mitchcllsville. Tenn, for the past two days
and have received none OF the above Il
dings.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 9.-No assault as mad,
OF Nashville mp to Friday evening.
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Noon Dispatches.
PROM NEW YORK.

INV lORK. Nov c.-Ihc Scotia arrived
at o'clock. Lord Lyons is passenger
The Gladiator at Liverpool. from 3ermu-
ia, brought sundry reports "a to the hostile
intentions OF Commodore Wilkes, one state.
ment going so far Sc to say that he had
blockaded the port and refused TO Withdraw
his ships on the request OF the Governor.
he sent a boat to the Gladiator, and ordered
the Captain to 90 on board his vessel but
the Captain refused, being at the time uudes
the protection OF a British man-of-war.
which ran ost her guns ready FOR action,
when the Gladiator Was allowed 10 proceed.
The matter attracts attention in England.
Ii Is said orders have been issued or the
immediate reinforcement Of the West Indian
Squadron.
A cabinet council which had seen sum
moned did not sit.
The Army and Navy Gazette. informs Us
that Lord Lyors returns TO washiEg ton,
without any instructions for char e Of policy,
except such as NAV he necessita.ed By con-
tingences.
The morning Herald hopes Lord Lyons
takes out message OF Importance. lturges
recognition and a representation. aud thinks
that there is possibility of armed inieTven-
ton, on the part of Europe. 1t thinks
neutrality on which the Government prides
itself, the greatest cruilty TO both parties.
The Daily News points out that the
speeches Of numerous members 81 Parlia-
msnt Indicate that Gladstone has made a
proselytes among the intelligent to the Con
fedsfate cause
Gladstone. through hp Secretary, has IS
sued still smother explanation ot his recent
remark lie holds himself fully .espoas.
bic ior what he said. - 10 the formation OF a
Southern nation. but not responsible for in
ference which have been drawn
Numerous members OF Parliament have
been addressing public moetings--all refer
10 America. but generally refrain from urg-
ing the recognition of the South.
Golden addressed the Manchester Cham
Der OF Commerce in advocacy of the aboli-
ton Of commercial blockade. and secure
private property az sea.
Mcssrs Glass. Elliott 4 Co. write TO Mr.
Field very hopefully OF the Atlantic liable,
and offer 10 undertake the contract on the
mos, liber,l terms. and express the greatest
faith in its accomplishment
The gales have subsidized. The total
losses 10 shipping have been enormous
The gales also did great damage Ia France
A duel had taken place between Mr.. Dill
Ion. Editor az the lie Espint and Duke De
Gfamont Catderousse. in which the former
was killed.
The Paris bufsc was dat.
A dispatch from Athens say, the garrison
AT Ponia has revOlted ami established a pro
visional government.
Disasters from the gale continue 10 he re
ported
Tho Black Eagle. from New York. for
Glasgow vas abandoned oil Liverpool The
first aud second oHicers we're drowned
The King OF Greece has ablccsted the
throne ia favor Of his brother.
provisional Government had been estab
lishcd
Tho deposition OF the Ravaran Line has
been proclaimed
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~ " hen YOU send packages % soldiers
put in little parcel of cloves aud another OF
COOL tea \ Glove held ia tho mouth pro-
NOTES the secretion OF saliva relieves the
necessity ol drinking bad water. OF worse.
whisky and run. Other things arc almost
"A good las ihis purpose. but the aromatic
aud astsingens qualities of the Glove arc use
la in counteraetins the tendency to irritation.
and unhealthy action of the bowels. from
which soldiers suffer 50 much
For refreshments. a few dry tea-leavcs
held IL the mouth have a wonderful effect
The gland OF the mouth and throat absorb
readily and the nerves soon feel is Ssinu-
lus. Soldiers who have thus used dry tea
during a long march say il Is remarkably
refreshing Therefore a. We said before,
pat in a lutte package Of cloves aud little
package OF tea when YOU SEMI a psfcel to
the soldiers.
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Nav Yeas. Nov --countcrfeits on SO
aud So Treasury Notes made their appear
ance TO dsy tiey are quite blurred AMI ver,
detective
NV Yosk. Oct, s.-A Manchester letter
N the Tines. dated the ri. states TIA,
so additional panpers weFc sd.lei to tbs
poor las statistics during the week ETery
dav mills we're eisssd. and hundrcss are re-
suc~d 70 de<ritutson Niru'eut tvphotd fever
has broken oct II Preston. IFaecshle 10 haci
-Air< and privatioSs Of the pcos business 81
Manchester wss at stand still.
Glajssono's s,eeeh created quite rasie
xaay rsAnufacssrsrs had storp<d tAesr mill
altogether
The Letter save 4 = expected that go :
eeo p<rrcns will te ee7ertenf upon charity
during The uiEier.
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FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Nov. "a special to tho
New York Sunday Mercury saws the cabinet
crisis is impending. IL j. reported that Sew
ard, Smith. Blair. and Rates retire Their
places arc 10 be filed by Fessenden. COifax.
Winter Davis. and some other Western Re
publican Il NAV not be announced before
January. as the present heads Of depart
ments nuke their reports 20 Congress IN
December.
Rebel preparations FOR 4 retreat have been
going on for two months All their plans
arc known 10 be matured lor winter quar-
ter at Richmond.
We hold Wsrrenton Junction from whence
the rebels fell back yesterday
The SNOW storm will delay military opera
tons in Virginia two or three DAYS.
The President notifies al who call upon
him that he won't modify or withdraw his
emancipation proc!amaiisn.
WASHINGTON. Nov The Hcrslds dis
patch ssys
Burnside {. appointed in the place Of Nc
Ciellan
Hooker takes BuFn-iie- position
McCiellan's removal csa-cl great excite.
msnt here tonight
Gen Fiiz John Porter i ordered here 10
answer charges against him b. Pcye.
The mortar schooacFs ~ The Navy ari
are having mortars removed and replaced by
I l0O-poander parrot gun amilship- rihci
guns on SIDES. ani pivot guns forward. De-
! tination not made known.
w.sHIxsrox. Nov. 2 The Acting Com
missioner Of internal Revenne. in a letter to
7 20 The Commissioner IN New l ork. .savs the
E Government has increased 10 facilities for
supplying revenue stamp. and al orders
uoE n 81 ksnd- already engraved vii be
SLED before the isth Inst Wiihin very
short time plates Tor All kii.iS 81 stamps will
be finished. and III orders sspeliei promptly
When this can lie done ar order uill rma
nate iron the Department. giving n0iire
that AFTER 4 certain d4y stamps nausf be n-...i
era penalty enforced ia All cases where
stamps can be promptly furnished BY the
covesnnsnt on Application
WASHINGTON. Nov 9-The Monitor lei,
tie Navy Yard last evening anf went slour
the river
Gen. Hunter returns ~ Tee .lsts - tie
Department OF the S5ugk
IL i REPEATED thss Mcclellan rll-ei thro
here to-day ior Irenion.
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CAEo, Nov. s.-Geu. Grant has made his
headquarters at LaGrauge, Miss. The rail-
road from Jackson TO thN place = running
order
Col Lowe. from n. II mry to headquaf-
tiers here. saws there Is no dou5, about Gen.
Ransom having had fight with tie rebel
Woodward's command. in the vicinity of
GarretsbcTg-
Reports from various sources indicate a
route Of the rebels. but we have nothing
definite, however.
A Memphis letter SAYS that 500 guerillas
are in that vicinity enforcing the transcription
ac;.
Gen. sherman has issued an order prehib-
iting the importation of liquors 10 Memphis
except by citizens or officers. for the exclu-
sive use OF themselves or families, or by
regular apoihecaries for medicinal purposes,
and to be retailed only by physycians and
keepers of hotels, and by licensed saloons.
in limited quantities not exceeding At any
one tine one month supply.
The Grenada Appeal of the 9Th says a
grea; Ere at Augusta. Ca, on the 18th. burn
ed a warehouse SC, valued at half n million
dollars
George " Saunders, who has just return
cd from European mission, brings most
gratifying assurances OF speedy recognition
of the Confederacy. The people of the South
are greatly rejoiced.
The Memphis Bulletin of the 9Th says a
large federal army passed south TO Grand
Junction on Tuesday last.
The Bulletin further learns FROM a gentle
man who lives in Desota county Mississippi.
that for % miles out on Pigeon Roost road
the rebel cavalry have suddenly disappeared.
The same gentleman says that for several
| DAYS past the Confederate at Holly Springs
has been moving back all the provisions. and
stores This was understood 10 be a pre-
paratory evacuation of that place Ii Is ee-
leved they will fall back on Grenada
on Wednesday last an expedition left
Tor Cotton Plant, where il was understood
rebel force about twenty five hundred
strong had gathered. They took days
rations. nothing has been heard from them
A cavalry force also crossed from Helena in
70 Mississippi, TO punish the rebel bands
who recently gave great annoyance by firing
on Federal pickeis
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-10
FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Nov. i.-Cheyalicr Hulse
man. the Austrian Minister. intends taking
up his residence in the city of New York,
where. for the past year, he has resided most
Of the time.
The latest official intelligence shows Al
improved condition of affairs among the In
dian tribes An effort IS being made to &C
cure permanent peace among the recently
conquered Sioux OF Minnesota. without re
sorting TO Wholesale hanging, a. letters from
that State anticipate; and the action of Gen
Pope implies few young men who have e1
pericnced three years sea service either a
officers. or before the most are wanted II
the Navy as masters mates.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-10
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINcINxATI. Nov. =.
Flour Ermer and IN good demand: super
81 SOFAS 60. extra :, 10o5 ~. and family
and fancy So o0ce6 ~.
Wheat held 26f3c higher. lmi M adscnco
established. red Il 90 and white II 10.
Corn Is l@2c higher and very firm at
iGml1c
Oats higher. new -. and old Jlcf52
Rye advanced 10 6iet6J
Whisky 81 !, and in fair demand.
Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Hogs held quite firmly. 81 0@l s5 for
300 TO 27J lbs average. but the market was
dull and the demand less active.
Green hams J9sc.
Lard 9a9i e, the latter rate on the spot
and the market rather dull.
Groceries firm. but not much doing.
Gold Al 30: Silver Il %. Demand Notes
: p, and all firm Exchange firm
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SAX Francisco, Nov. Sth.-The steamer
Pacific arrived from the Northern coast
bringing 800 passengers and Sl7e000 in
treasure from British Columbia. and Si20,-
600 from Oregon.
Extreme cold weather wss driving the
mirers from British Columbia. sc Caribar
four hundred animals had persisted in a re
cent snow storm