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TALK on CHANGE.-Ihe gatherings Ontue uagS yes
erday were free considering all things. Their were no
large transactions however, bet there were many re-
marks about the prohibition OF cotton. We have ire
quently talked about the restrictions on exports oil tue
staple and have not yet had cause to change our
yiews-that il parties present themselves who are VIII
ling to assume and TIE RISKS OF capture ana VINO
will give bond that such shipments of cotton shall be
landed in Europe that such shipments should not be
restrained The blockade has been avoided over ana
over again; the way to render 1t Yod ana met
fectual to encourage exports ol our produce IAee
are parties who are drsirons Of running the cancesou
rha, ora met With The stern authorv-no permits grant
"a the same as thofgh our city under martial law
To prove or convince the great powers o Europe that
the so-oalled blockade is camera, phanasmagora,
ourauthorities have only grant permission to all ship
pers or would be shippers OF cotton to export to the
extent of their willingness, even to one hundred thou
sand bales Our authorities the State are doing more
inadvertently to sustain the paper blockade than they
imagine They do not give tleleast encouragement TO
run the nuisance BY permitting bold ana fearless Inef
chants to engage in the eXportation OF cotton.
We are aratifed to hearit bruited about that there
has been some relaxation in the rule, and that proofs
strong and conclusive holy writ are daily accumula
ting to convince the powers Of Europe that there 8 no
effectual blockade Of the great southern ports
While we do not encourage nor would we coun ehahce
e relaxation in regard to the free receipts OF cotton,
vet if we have dealers and merchants wiling TO purchase
cotton at the inland or river dfpo bring 1t hther ana
shin it to foreign countries, European markets. no re-
stricons 10 quasi embargo oaght 10 intervene; I"eie
has not been dav since the 18th OF October last ex-
no,9+ NE So Of be whipping q the Hessan Gee but
What vessels could have proceeded out to sea from the
Misssppi river But Tat evidence nee haye We e iu1 r.
The blockade, pubicIyand openly? Net an iota
We have prohibited the departure Of vessels loaded
~ tboso tht would have been loaded with our staples
merely on some triaing ptions-intern9tlo
views they can hardly be teFmed--and yet we 40 nos
~, ava beep ex6orted under full permission;
the Gales and yports of that limited quan
ne: e. I1 - I+d nrasuslITable relief to many
W! "ou,a ;, :. ,,rea+ co+on trade As we can SC
rovers of Europe that the blockade
~. ~ w ID thing only talked oflet
y 'ie o,t ~ tho removal Of the non-exporta
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The New York herald., 1862-11-13
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

E-ARcHARp-ln Brooklyn, on Monday, Noven,.
Der 10, by the Rev. D. " NJ Johnson, EDWARD DEATTE
to EMMA ARcHARp, daughter of the late VIM. Archard.
ELToN-HuonsoN.--Cn Wednesday, November IL at
Hudson City, N. j., by the Rev. 7. H. Smith, WILLIAM H.
ELTON, ESQ.,, of Tvol, n Y, to Miss PENELOPE Z. HvaH
SON, OF Hudson City. No cards.
HUrcHlSsoN-SuNMKRBELL.-At the Baptist church. Tar
rytown, by the Rev VIM H. Wines HORACE F. Hu1cHIN-
son, OF New York TO ELIZA G. SUMERBEIL, the former
place.
MyERs-OAKIEY.-On Tuesday, November IL, by Rsy
Moses Baou PHILIP " MYERS to HELEN j. OAKLEY all Of
this city.
MrRRrrr-TorMAN.-In the Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church. Thrty-fourth street, Wednesday. November
IL, by Rev. Thos Lodge, JonN W. MERRITT Esq, Miss
MYRA roraAS, all Of this city. No cards.
STEvESs-HAsKEI1.-On Tuesday, November IL, at St.
Panls church, Boston, by Rev. Vim. r. Nicholson, D. D.,
ASA STEVENS Jr., Esq, Of New York TO SARAH j. TaE
MERE daughter Of the late Captain William Haskell Of
Marblehead.
TAIIMAs-MoCLAY.-0n Tuesday, November IL, at the
Calvary Baptist church. by the Rev. DR.. Gillett Mr.
ABRAN TAILMAN to Miss JENNIE l.. McCIAy, both OF this
city.
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h,as sas MaSTieio r srh, Schroeder Curacao c, n win,
Ssss :. Z, .,,..s .,s = sr s',s %
s. .aa Ms1 sssa ass assy g.
and s.sSss sa,a oss aer dsnae II inst ai
sis I d drs s Aaassr ssnss sr Il sB Sow. wco xan
Bvs gas n eaasi "a 70 ? Bsynton ,,.na. =, avs
aIdis.a a0aaSa' os Permission Ser"a'' "A''
Brig Gsorsianna Gsery. conkn, ALEXANDRIA, days, in
sI ms. 81 Hfs.S ;, s.r
s,sF sapssassr gHoi Rosenberg ys,,gs IS days, .ne
Of % sB s ns n%sRes Msnte
e fsa x's @s ssss nsrSer sss
: sshr Howard Putnam tBr. Of Yarmouth. Ns,. Williams
s. y sss wa m @ o 2 ps
Is Sh da, 3 W WIN b old DIR iron na' to master master
coal 70 Lyn.s smith .''s"" ~ = 'ass' WIN
sSAT Venus 6sc, CIR Crane Lnsan cB, 10 days, with COAL
schr $ 7 Baker. tos Brookhaven Davis Orleans 81
schr L 2 smith, Osborn. Alexandria, 10 DAYS
sehr HELM, Terry, Alexandria, days lad heavy NE
Sch ESclsniress,, Lynch. Alexandria days
ssSr An iS' siaysr ssSa, cars,os issandria s@ays
sssr ans ss &pss, wssapn s9s Ma Ta s s Monroe
Schr Mary rbbeIs, Hall. Ycomico, dats.
Sohr VIM Smith Overton. Yconico s.lass.
sST G$S%ss '2sassS%s & s.,.,..
Scnr , a Appleton, Novel;, fhladepha ior Fr0v'dencc
Schr Cicero. kefchnm, Philadelphia Tor Providence
Schr !. Eudd. Bndd, Great Egg IL,rhor davs
schr Steeman, Secsuan, Great Egg Harbor days.
dence. '
Sctr Charlotte, Graves ltocklnnd, 4 days
Schf bnrsh COT evrort), Davis Boston ror Baltimore
Pnt into the Lower Bay during the late NE nth inst
larnegat bearing n was run into by the steamship Ocean
sas ssa
be ascertained The came 10 this port for repairs.
Schr neonesa, Hnpper, Boston for Pisladelphia
Schr Y Nelson, WI ey, Boston for Phiia,e!phia.
Schr Harmonic, Petit, Boston for pladeha
Schr Sophia Ann, Hunt, Providence, 2 lass
SchrI T Lindsey. Russell, Providence, 2 lays
Schr Oyoca, Ketchun, Brookhaven
Schr Willow Harp, Ilnlse, Brookhaven
Schr Ginsy tRr), Waycntt, Port Norris
Steamer Westchrster. Nye, Providence.
REIuRSEnShip Arcoe Borehsn, hence 9Th inst for Mar.
settles returned for repairs to-day 9th inst at dis
charged pilot and nroceeded with STIR nr brt7e san
reefed the 0nsals, wind still ncrrasirg ioot in sail
cordngy; baron eter falling nRdy at AN th hove to
under tie cew Of main opsa blowing hnr glass 70:
l0 AM rer Is. which love ship With
lee rail under water washing all the slarhoard bull
warks deck load started water casks. &C. Soundcd the
pumps, ane FOUND FIVE feet Of water; ahg as tho
men to The pumps as impossible for them stand
account OF the rushing the decks; sounded
sionay and found the water gaining rapidly PM sounded
and found feet Of water in the hold pm, wind died ay
perfect can since which time have had moderate
~ winds During the gale passed portion Of deck with
sbeams attached apparently Of 4 large vessel
Ship Georges, Hilton which arrived yesterday from Lon
don reports Oct 2s lat As 40 Ion II 90 island Of
ce have been of the port days with heavy weather,
BELOW.
Bark Lavestad (Nor), from Coast Of Africa.
Also one brig, unknown.
SAILED.
Steamer Orioe Newbern, NC
Wind at WNW.
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City intelligence.
SuE MANHATTAN GAS COMPANY AND THEM woRr-
MEN.

SHE MANHATTAN GAS COMPANY AND THByn WORK
Some shor. time since the workmen s4sraen night aae
day abcrers and others In the employment Of the Man
hanttan Gas Company made united dez and on the cx
oeerc Of the for advagce In the rate
n their daily wages 10 consequence Of the increase In
ths price OF almost every necessary of life prevail
he IN the city ghe for t5is appearing
just, Va demand complied with and TIE advance
conceded The ossrs Of the company found
wards that tho haa during tks term Of the srisc
ss " may be termed perfected organization. trade
Union having for ~ main object the recctioa OF the
employ n3r; Of every naa who would not )0Sn the
asscciatiot and co1fwm 10 ito rulcs Tie
3ority o. the hands Belonging 10 the body de-
Csrcd thatsbey would ~ similar unions IN EuDpc
work with tthers who not membess The rule sras
applied 10 three four ef the lremsa Of the ems
works, and their dlscbargs demanded. The on
Gers " The COMPANY yiedes and msds the deasod
change but they (th3 0hccssj now cofrciau that ss
associated b1ye insisted the removal of ali tbe
Other who not members Of the society as wei 81
expressed their determination work in fusure with
any who msy be employed. bsy do not jain their
oseznzato The officers ~ the conynny think shxt the
tacit adoption o such rude would Deprive theui Of ali
moral oontro ~ tire works 50 they have come 20 the
fcsointiox o resisttig the assocaton With this view
they have already discharged nfiy Of the socsiy
snen and viii Immediately some ons hsndvcd snd
fry fossy more the organization dors NOT resricd
all the rules tending 10 interfere between the froc intcY
chansc of labor with capital That men should under
certain circumstance, demand and oitar higher wages
The Gas Company thinks fair and proper and has sspo
toned the principle by giving advance hut that wok
fBen should sav % them sYou shall not employ suc nv
such man., they deny, thinking that good men might
often be ke lille Wills worthless msn-f members u
such rule we're permitted full play hence the dncnty
uow existing between the MRnhattau Gas Company
osmbcr u Their employees.
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Police Imt.pasxemce.

SEsors srAsase AspnAY.-A serious and perhaps fatal
stAbsing any occurred at the liquor Of James Kin
nay Nneteth street, between Third sud Fourth ave-
nues, Yesterday morning IL appears that John Dolan
who resides Thirteenth street. between avenues and
B, got into dculty with Kinney the proprietor Of the
store, when some manner Doan received Two severe
sabs from unknown sharp instrument one Of which
the forehe1d and the other In the abdomen oav
Ing the bowels prcrudns ofhcers Murphy Buckley and
called the scene Of the array arrested kinney and con
veyed HIM 70 the satien house. The wounded man was
conveyed 70 the BELLEVUE Hospital where be now lies In
dangerous condition. Justice Dodge before whom tho
prisoner taken, conn ed him 70 await The result II
The wounded man injur e..
The New York herald., 1862-11-13
Port OF Ssw York. November ~, Is8

CLEARED.
Steamship Marion, Phillips. New oreans-sporord. Tiles
sss gSnaS s k Bros
RsTs sssss
ss1afs s'
H salem
ss e. Ss @ @ Essss ERsss Asi y "a
s 9fs.s enss wsvi r.a
s:si 5 Z ss$..J Ssas. sss s:
ssssr sssr Ss Howe n Na555ssn. 5. Key wes.. =
Dsss
Del Benton Son.
scSr scSr cor.s % S.ssdnS, SH PSli.dsipsi.p idiSSsp''
esssss IS wv: Mckee.
IS: g! S.:,ss:. s'sS Ss:::S E::;ssss s:ss''
81. ssSr s S:ss!!ss haS:ss. LISse2. sossa
81 sr isssi! t . s ssn.:.ss@E : s.%esin kenny.
sssS ssss;: s.:. EsIssss@a s,s s:sss
sssss,.h,p o,sy q B.iinor: Sra Kennedy, I,vspeo.
sns Dale ts 4 r. s s:s sss Ne q
;yssiiR nv Hsss ssss' .:ss 81 -
Va SOushsmptoa soh 81 6k Al. via lss ss6is pssses.
Fanny Hss Essoin. SoasS ma w. sa s sse & s:ss q
n sIs q ~; =; Z: z, ! os .is,y c.
risss SS..ss:s s:S !:
Sse Tes, f:ers Hvspesl ssp! = wssA ssdsA 70 Sssv
SsIp -. pss W. 5Ss.s' Esss.s' & sa,ns. .
tS psrIiias Sea Sof sosssn,. rssAI London oss IN
6Ep ssdisn Dante Londsa sdavs In ballast to rhos
: s Ess sss:s .ssss sss s;ss e. 90 with
Ssip MIn.sIsSs fRI, Ssdrssh' TSsSssdsrv, . days,
sSIp sSsS.pss ssssml EesAsss Brsnrs, y days. wisA
Snip tn:S: ses, sss:a 40 jsssiio ssp.a with coffee,
~ Hs ss.a r s:s., ..ss ss .. e s
Rs Ra ssss o'ssr CORK e.s;ss sy in ballast TO
nISS .s:s e c ]. s;g, ~ s: I,
S..:, Ssg..
a. "A e z z g 3 % !,sis sss:sss :ss
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sass hssss . . d' v
Rais q E,eee ~ with
S.;; NV, !. nv ...'
s. 1sis g %,,.ss Mama rs.S: y:
spoke Dashng Wave from Liverpool Tor Vera Cruz
Bark Aeronant Grant cudsd Bolivar Oct Is with hides
&C, 10 IIarbeck a Co.
Es.t 4 Ss:,Sq rsrmsss Barbados Oct a with
BARK John Bsnsan Johnson Barbados. Oct g. via Grand
Turk !3 days with sugar 4r, 20 stnrges Co. =.
BARK Eliza Bsrss (Br), Fifth, Bermuda Is days with old
iron 30. 10 Tucker a Lightbournc.
g" s:s; %s ssS. sS sss ss
entire passage. -
PRIV; Mssps o.rd. days. with coal TO
s.s sxs fS.s .. .sss. = ,asss ss:
Hf4ypk efdn Aavn .vtk
mdsc % Funch, Meincke wendt. -
Brig Margaret Br, " Yarmouth, NS1, Smith B.lfast 4
days In ballast 10 BRITT, n n A Co.
Brig Emanuel tNOr), Baagtad, bordeaux IS days
last TO Arkel, Hurst A Co. Had heavy weather ea.
Brig Moada tRs Carl Malaga Sc days and Gibraltar l6
days. with fruit, &C, 70 Il Amsinck A Co.
Brig Helo tDap) Muller Santos 90 days. with coffee TO
Brig Mount Vernon tof Baltinore). Lowell Rio Janeirc
Sept ~ With rosewood 10 Runde Jones Reed Had very
weather this
Brig Herald of sippican), Wing RIO Grande Sept H. with
hide- Sc to Brett Son Co Sept ~ lat 2ot0 8, lon 4
W, spoke bark M;ra (whaer) Havens cruising, with 10
sperm 9th inst Ia, 81 Ion a. spoke BARK Jasper for Balli
Brig Costa Rca Peel Asp<nya. 20 days, with yndse oJ
yJoy asth ul LAT 2. 80 ION 5Su spoke bars Masdaiena
fsoin Aspin wall for NYOrk
The New York herald., 1862-11-13
the DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE.

Propositions for q Lasting Union Be-
tween the Facttons-Ta mmany Hall
DOdging the Question and Probable
Split I'm the Fusion, DO.
The JOINT Conference Committee Of Mozart and Tpm-
many Halls mot at the old wigwam yesterday afternoon
pursuant to adjournment. Tho proceedings
Quoted in spirit Of harmony and courtesy, but the
final result does not promise TO be satisfactory
first anticipated,
Al tho calling of the meeting ordsr Mr. Wood, chair
man Of the Mozart Committee presented the following
preamble and resolutions
Whereas the and consolidation Of the de.
mt catc party Of this city indispensable 10 its con-
tinued success; and
whereas, there exist two organizations, each claim.
ing TO be the regular organization of tho party therefore
Resolved, That recommend TO tie Gener&l Commit.
teepf Tammany Hall and tho General Comn,.tee oi No
srstsrni,v 10 me ana Ina, Inc psrtv & ~ hn a a
solidated for all future time.
The Chairman Of the Taamany Committee folt con-
strained to declnc this proposition, committee had
Mr. woop then presented the following preamble and
resolution
Whereas the gratifying results of the recent election
N the redemption Of this state from black republican
misrulc and the probable salvation our country
attributable, in the opinion Of this commttee 20 the
cordial and entire cnon OF the democratic party
city, and believing that the imperative necessity
still exists for ssimar the ensuing charter
tion, TO add confirmation recent successes and
Whereas TO render any union eectual corid
ana entre and since the proposition eanatDg from
Tammany Hall for union at the ensuing election
braces only the Offices Of Comptroller and Corporation
Counsel, leaving those OF Aldermen, Councilnen and
School officers to be contcnded for in continued division
Of the democratic party thereby opening old sores aud
engendering new divisions; therefore,
Resolved That we deem union on such basis at the
present time, nexredient and injurious, and that
union, to be efectua should embrace Aldermen Coun-
cilmen and School Officers
In reply to this the Tammany Committee stated that
they had notpower act requested ADJOURNMENT
until Monday, at three O'clock consult their General
Committee, which granted.
Richard O'Gorman Nominated for Corr
poration Counsel by the Peoples Union
Party.
meeting Of the Peoples Union Association was held
at wrghts HOTEL No. 754 Broadway, evening" when,
on motion of Alderman Walsh, it unanimously re-
solved to nominate Mr.. Richard oGorman for the office
OF Corporation Counsel The meeting was very enthu-
sastic, and adjourned with the determination 10
their best efforts TO secure his election
Republican Primary Elections,
These elections passed of last night without any occur
renee worthy of particular mention The varions con-
ventions will announced in yesterdays HERALD,
beginning with the City Convention. which will as
sembe at the republican headquarters this evening"
United States steamer Rhode Islandi
BosToN, Nov. II, 1862.
The United States steamer Rhode Island, from the
South, passed Cape Cod halpa eleven O'Clock this
morning.
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COurt (..l.uanr.-Thf. IDav.

sc,fnon oorNr.-part Mos ATT 2ssI $50, os7 2sls
o PSI, @oi 1909 29T7 1898, 2pSg, 1881, 1881, 1883.
ss,s lsoo 1854, s5s ass, s7s zoos, 2a74, 3o6s,
.sXEs1E Cousr-CIscrn.-rSrt Mos. 254e, 2803,
s Sz9I 5zbs 32dl 32es 32s7. 3269, 3273, 3277 8170
s2s1 $3.50 s2sl s2ss s1S7, $500 Part -
sco. siss sssa s;ss ,s s.aa sssS
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SHIPPIN NG NEW S.

NEW YoRK-TMs DAT.
........... ~ NOON 10 sc
SUN slrs % HIGH WATER .ev6 II So
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MISCELLANEOUS,

MISCELLANEOUS.
vAs STOVES, GAS STOVES. GAS STOVES.
NJ Warm your with the patent
GAS HEATING STOVE.
No dirt no ashes. coal TO carry
ECONOMICAL, CHEAP AND PORTABLE.
NEW ss YoRx d6as d6S ~ sffosE f6Siv vwsofRKs
one dsor below Canal street No. ul BYcAdwsv.
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United States steamer Rhode Islandi
BosroN Nov. II, 1862.
The United States steamer Rhode Island, from the
South, passed Cape Cod at hapast eleven O'Clock this
morning.
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Go0NUe
The New York herald., 1862-11-13
Republican Primary Eicctfons,

These elections passed of last night without any
renee worthy of particular mention. The varions con-
ventons will announced in Yesterdays HERALD,
beginning with the City Convention which will as
sembe at the republican headquarters this evening.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13


MN@
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-15

The Memphis Bulletin resumed its exis-
tence or the ~ instant. upon the ashes OF
the AraiaaeAs. The salu,story article is
anything but complimentary to the desuacs
secession sheet. as is shown BY the follow
ing:
we have purchased the Apaiaacks, with
all ia sppend.gss. and propose TO publish a
daily Journal IN this city, to be called the
Memphis Bnlistia. Every association con.
nected with the name OF rsissohe Is odious
70 Us. except the late editors aud prourietors
thereof. DE-. Fowlkes and Messrs Bingham
and Wills.
The Aralancks Is associated with all
that = prescriptive and intolerant. and did
more. under the editorial management OF
Messrs. galloway and Cluskey. TO bring
about the present state of Affairs than any
paper In Tennessee or the South. The
name Of BEllffia, oa the contrary. hiring.
fercioly 20 m nj the pleasant Drnories OF
II those glorious old DAYS whe: Law and or
der reigued over cur whole country: ~hen
rich and poor b.sked IN the snnshine OF
peace and prosperity.
When Tennessee IA. preciri..ied out OF
the Union. the Araiaaek> absos bed both
TIE Enesirrr and The B.llsfsa. and now
Snee he Federal Gag has been restored. /,
strikes ns a. eminently proper that the Bal
l>fis. ~h'ch died tor the Unior, should be
resusrec,sd With a.
1T vll be expected. and Il Is altogether
proper. that vs sh0uid AFFORD an inkling o.
cur futare editorial course. This ne shall
Do 10 he fsvest verbs possible. since ws
prefer % be JAGGED By our performances
rather thsn BY VcF promises. We vere de-
tern nedly opposed 20 a dissolution ofths
Unson. We bsstled -ith al the vigor 90
could commsni against The Inception Of tie
ssr. ve deplcre ia coutinusnce. and ~s
shAii Do al - eur rover 70 bring Il % :
sP<eaf snd saece<stui tsfminsfieo. Ard II
,hs pAiit,iic lab e &c soiieit The 60 operation
arf seqfors 81 Al good eit;xens. without RI
sAnl = PSI political antscctents. Ia refer.
e-see - ms o. 10y ether question An ws
90 ssk =. tbet ysa mees Ne upou the oid
gsf's'ia pi&sfosa. The ConIfisutioa. IA
lsicn. md tae ericrc<usct Of n. hws~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-15
A,nrv.ls raox Drxrr-A fellow BY the

ARRIVALS FROM DIxIE-A fellow by the
n anne of Manning lately arrived in Nashville
from Dixie" He was. previous to the arri-
val Of the Union forces. one OF the most
overbearing. foul mouthed Secessionists that
we're wont TO congregate about the drinking
saloons on Cedar street. On being arrested
and brought before Governor johnson, he
entered the plea that he had conscientious
scruples about taking the oath. and asked
for time to consider the matter The Cover
nor quietly remarked that, AS he had been
down South in search Of his rights. he had
better GO again. and IL aga in found within
the Union lines, during the continuation oil
the war. he would be treated a spy -
He was Immediately started on his journey,
with proper attendance to see him sale m he
beloved Dixie.