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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-03
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4 RRANGENEN1 commencing July ], lS62.-
"A FOR CALIFORNIA. VIA rANAMA 49,,
aises,. sio2nef WI .esys I'm ~ 49,, al !.
SUNDAY when tie Day Of del sI'uie VII be she Ao"DAi
Fox i,sh or pssss, spFly a. the orly oos NJ Bowl
bf-sreeh ~, D. 49,. 49,
ri o. ROBERTSs LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
VI. FOR CALIFgRNiA AND OREGON
$50. Low Rates q f Pa, es.r,,,,,.s
One n the following Sizes ushps viii ave hom Pier No
90 foot O. Warfeu,t Moth River monthly, Commanding On
stealn.fie lIfISGis ?. sjtua. AMERICA 400 ianl
EMPIRE CITY. J. ltliuns. bOSAPARIE, 3oo tuu,
For sn Juan del More Gfeytown connecting with met
ss steamers on the Pacho Ocean The nrrif. Of pasea
gcrs Al san juan ds s aud poe,od from there direct to
For iui!lsr information 'FPy :, tie 9 s6f &
No III we,.-s,. corner Of wlIren-.'.. North River.
TVHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
E.,ryyRl,y STv@fOHK ASD LIVERPOOL, CALLING
Al CORK nARBOR,- c,r
AND I no At AZ HAiiFAX AND cork HARBoR
SCOTIA, Capt. JpdAnG tnihh ehpt Ahle''n
ffbh1RlA' S Cap, SON. FTK0PA. Cal, j. L,ish
AFklCA, Capt shannon SAhADA. Capt nHr.
AMERICA. Capt 1oodis NlAuAhA. CspI A. i.yne
AUsTRALASIAN
These vessels carry white hight at uastheAd Fe,n on
yRox Ngw.YonK TO LIVERPOOL
thiefCsbmP s.'sgo.....''''
rEOw HosT0S 20 LIyIHrOoL- 80
ChelC ahin Passge.....................
1ssGud CABIN Sow
leaves os,on. Wcdnesd4y hoV y
gCDTlA leaves teN.l OIk Nrdlcsiy N'' il
EUROPA..u Bosion .We in''5ay 10Y -
PEHsIA leaves New foik " ednesdsy Dec
Berths not occurred until ioidior
An experienced Surgeon ON board ,,x,
ships will NOT be sccountabio 10Y
valuatI-s unless Bus a Ieaina ae ~ g
tie value thereof therein e1pTes.,s1 SI ti9sS o. %
spplyis - oo-'AiAD, W. 'i'. So.
IoTicr rhs restrlcto1s on travel Itvng been owed
by order of the War Department psstense. about . WEI.
..syiPoy.s JOHN q. DALE, Agent
C,fTAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL touching
- a, Oueen.own Cork Iiuborl-Its hfeTrooi, NeF'
ng their sd Ciydebut Iron steaasp 10. ~ 100
TD!SBt =,
@'ai"if' ~, g.
and even succeeding sAIUkDAf. at hoon' nom Iisi
/ no. ~ North River - - ...ow
pIper' CAUTy........t 10D. SIEi RAGE. ........a =
Fin, Cabin TO London. - sl"e2r 70 i,'huon'''''''
49, abp 20 Paris.... 10 Secegs o. Pals ....''.' y
r. A. I'm 10 Hamburg. llJI steer ge 4 h1unuk..'s -
pas.erces also Forwarded 10 HAVE, blemtni ho..oldia
! Antwerp Be-. at equally l" fat 5. c,,- 40, .to
Farss from Igerpo0i Or CIeensio"ni ~ Oahh f'vi GU
AMI AIS stee.agr foui LIVERPOOL 40 IRON queens
to,n ~ Those who vi 10 send ioi Mcii henas Can bl
/ tcAets here at those rateI ,... $500,
These steamers have e'ior ns Tor phs
gers are strongly 5ait IN Wae tshi .,." 2.c.I, o..
cary Patent fiie Annihi.aIof' IL ei'eh0oU ""'So 49,
! ,itacned ~ rsch steamer. r,--., 4. trrrrr,,
FoT fg,tasr ,nosr7s sprT In Liyenoo. 70 WILL.
TNAg AGENT No. y Voter o.. IN Glasgow 70 AlEA ~ ~ !.
COLIN No. -, EEoch1qusie IN ,t,ss' ~ ,CFy 10
| n srYNOURG CO.; IN London 70 tlsLa z MaShI 40
81 ef1g \Niliaui-st; In Faisto JULES DECOuI no .
H. ~ "a r.ne 6es Nicsires Place de "a Boufiei N iba
S.ob;a 10 JOilN o. DALE, 10. III "aants" or " va
'0"'' join 3. DALE Agent. No. Is BroadwsT. N. Y.
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Galcs BIZ Anriloii.

A. n. MELVIN. Arcn'no-i.
DY BANGS, MERWlN X Co., Irving Build
kb inss Nos sgl and SO Brsedwaysses Of Books, Sta
ouery pinurs Wofss 4 AIT Fancy Goods. Funt1Gc &c
WEDNESDAY l. ESlNG, New. :. e. O'Clock.
PRIVATE LIBRARY. c,mTl.sias macy choice Ens'iih
an American Book Illustrated works In rich bindings and
q collection Of ini.cclrueous literature &c. Also few er
olste huc line EEShAAiNGS, AID G.so 9 rich toned
PIANO-fORIE and Stool
10y T.. T. WELLS, Auctioncer. URS-
I'D DAY Nov g. I0i o'clock. his Aacion Rooms, No
80 csates EARTHENWARE, White, Cisnle aud Com
mon.
so csses FRENCH sud Aushc,n LAsSWARE
Also FRENCH BEIDNAiED and PLAIN WHITE
CHINA TEA SETS. DINNER WAKE, rich VASES. &c.
=. Ia. ---rr
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Sine. ian I.... 500. lSS, i3 SUolaJI4l S'l'zEt9o
Included in the imports for the week are sIorOVo
birthstone $4,000 indigo, $4,000 opium, $4,000
paints sl3, 900 furs, $4,000 nuts, sllOVo Jewery,
sg8 900 watches, $4,000 dressed hides, $1,000 I'M
dressed hides a26 600 cutlery sl4iCOO guns, $50 900
rOn s26, 900 lead, s27 600 steel, $4,000 n - $40
lorwood s7 600 bags gil eco cigars, s9i GOO coal,
sl3 600 cotton, $Ol 600 coffee, $4,000 fancy goods,
s63 OOe hemp, $23,sOo India rubber, $2l, eco mo-
Iasres, $4,000 rice, $4,000 sugar, $685. 900 tea,
SOS goo WOOL
Tie imports of Dry Goods for October are largely
in excess of tie corresponding month Of last year.
but considerably below the same period in 1901
The warehousirg movement has been very uniform
the entries being about equal to the Withdrawals
The gain in tue imports since January Is ten MI
lions upon tue corresponding time IN 1861.
luponr, al FOREIGN DIV Goods at Nes York Jr n'"'H'
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NlBLO's GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Msnsger ............WM. WHkATLEr.
THE LAST WEEK OF THE ENGAGEMENr OF
EDWIN FORREST,
who VIII THIS EVENING make
HIS SECOND APPEARANCE
THIS SEASON AS
JACK CADE.
in Judge Conrsds powerful Tragedy Of the ssme name
Mr.. J. MCCULLOUGH ......,..ns ..,........CLlffOhD
MONDAY ENENIJG, Nov. 3, 1852.
JACK CADE.
THs BoSDA,y OF KKyT.
EDWIN FORREST. .......... .JACk CAD
Lord Clifford. j. MOOnuousn
Friar Lacy L. ~ Shewen
w At Notny. W.
D. ilau .Meusme Ion
Musical Director. .-. Mr. HARVEY b. DODWORIH.
TUESDAY EVENING Nov. 4, 1892.
BiATlLDA HERON
will mske
HER SECOND APPEARANCE
this Thoser in her great cbsrncicr II
CAMILLE.
THE LAST NIGHT, or PERFORMANCE OF
EOWfT FORREST.
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, and FRIDAY.
Nov = e. and T.
TIE THIRD AND LAST APPEARANCE OF
MATILDA HfRON,
SATURDAY. Nov. 3,
with the exception Of the Press. NO FRYE LIST.
rs Circle and pafgue 80 cents; Secured Parlrot
Stalls. IS cents; Family Circle Is cents
Tic performance viii commence OF u O'clock The doors
VIII open At "a o'clock.
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no REAL LSTArE OWNHRs.-sealed pro-
Ghnnfee for Dnsiness Mcil.

YOUNG MAN of experience with machinery
~ yLe. tete charge Of tho whole OF part Of some g.
t,bl.bed nanfletarng business. l. az euehceu u''''
man Aidfess ENGiNEkb, Newark ~ }.
DUTNAMs PATENT SELt-ADJCoAIN"
CIOTBFs-NVElNGER
A. NETb WANTED. -
.I,,.,, ptT1EA'I MANUFAC TURING co
No u Psl,-.t New YORK; ana Cl,go.iad, Ol'''
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NNALLACKs
w WEEKS PROGRAMME
or NEW AND OLD COMEDIES
MONDAY eighth timc) the comedy.
BOSOM FRIENDS.
TUESDAY, SPEED TIE PLOUGH.
n which liz. May Barrett daughter OF the late Mr. George
Barrett viii make her first sppesFaace on sny stss-l
1t has been remarked that ia the a5oYeared play one Of
tho bo Of the standard Comedies the effect Of OF the
la, been dnsbed their stu atoms in the
plsy.
Wi,bou. interfering materially with the text. important
eud II Is hope judicious posoni have been made
Tie cast j. greatly improved, kud ettfe arrange
uent Of the scenery aud action introduced
MEDNE5DAY-(N inth t,mo), BOSOM FRIENDS
THURSDAY SPEED THE PLOUGH.
FBfDAY-(routh time), BOSOM FRIENDS.
UAN-SPEID THE PLOUGH
Box Book open ior any o! the evenings from Bto T.
In TeAearsa,
CENTRAL PARK.
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securities Of this Government. especially xbsn ths

securities OF this Government especially when the
an 'rmous results Of the tax law ore comprehended
sbroao, The Federal Skies will not long remain at
about mar " ''th the interest payable in gold and a
tax law Welding he interest and sinking fund suff-
Glen, to nav of tb,' whole debt in ten years.
In shares there was fair business done
at full prices closing at decline in come cases at
the Second Board the markets for Governments was
strong, but for Shares the quotations touched lower
points, with the exception Of Gasens, which was
firm at s5l. At the close there was a title frmer
tone. The last prices were: United States Go of
1881, lOii; 7.3O Notes, 1863; United States IS of
1874, 90; Missouris SO; Tennessees, 54 Pacific
Mail s eamship Co., 1891; Panama Railway, 1874; |
Rock Island, S2i Galena S5i; Harlem, 2li n.
Y. Central, 1861; Erie Common, 81; Erie Pre-
ferred, 9Oi; Hudson River 76s; Michigan Central,
9OI Michigan Southern, AT; Illinois Genital, 800;
Toledo, 69t Pittsburgh, 37i; Michigan Guaranteed,
1871.
The market for foreign bills is qiien Sterling is
about 1914.
Freights are very dull and heavy. To Liverpool
the engagements are $4,000 bush. Wheat at 8ld. a
Sd. in bulk and bags mostly at the latter rate 200
tcs Beef at 6s; $50 boxes Bacon at 30s.; so tuns
Oii CAKE AT 2os. ~ hnus' laIio" Ut ~'S' ~ 'uns
heavy goods st Cts. 3D., and l25 TINS Logwood on
private terms. To Glasgow: 5000 gallons Oil at
3ss. 30. y neutral vessel.
The business Of the Sub-Treasnry was: Receipts,
&, 03i 1873 06; for Customs, s94,OOOi Payments,
s692,96 -; Balance, s5,9iS,G96 A.
The following is q comparison of the receipts, ex-
pcnses, aud net earnings Of the nine months ending
Sepsember 30 1869, and of the months in 1861.
of the Central Railroad Company of New-Jerey:
1862. 1861. Increase
Rocepts SO IS f8ilB5 81 f02 40 Il
Expen.es months.. s43 6O3 GO 3T7,s59 30 1884 10
Net earnings. months, S525 $50 ~ s49i4GT II 4345 81
The following disposition has been mace OF the
In,efett for months s 1861 jJ DO
Quarterly dividends Z. \ cent, for .
rlopthS.................... 272 $50 10
United /. stes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1854 80
--s3so.cot o.
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Groceries ano ,Jropisions.
printing.

CHEAPEST FIRSI-CLASS PRINTER IN the
~ ey.-The pubic iuf9rn.sd h.t al WORK done Of No
Tfvourow. City HAL IL dont well aud clss ,eras
BAlhetd., Hanibill', Po.efs, &c, done promptly
INJECTION PRINTING AT Low PRICES.
IA q 4 WHITEHORNE,
No. g. Ann-st, doors ifom Nassau
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4 RRANGENEN1 commencing July ], leO2.-
"A FOR CALIFORNIA. VIA PANAMA. 49,
ffs,-cl-t VIII l~syr ~ w-YoFk on The II lih
en- 2lr q esch month except whom tbese esis az o.
SUNDAY when the day Of del arturo vii be lie SO"DAf
FOX si,h. or ps.ls sppIy al the OILY otes so Bowl
nEsreen. ~ D. Ah4'L.', A.eI~
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pjeO0ne CGrOs, 81.

At VIM. EyERDELLs SONS--WEDDING
~ CARDS 1i,,- cesbrst,i Engraved C-Eds sold only
o. So 10 Fn;on-sI, q. I. tsis3.lshed 1913.
& II. JOHNSTON ~ CO. No. $50 Bowery,
- WFDDISF snd VISITING CARDS Gc. iate., styles
fe.cineni ty nail Aso Wi'iss jewel silver Ware sod
i.fed Wsrr Of 81 bcst cssi,ir. and st low rfices
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L TiNRELLS CALIFORNIA
Evening" e. y ecncsday aud Saturday afternoons at 81
Special exhibitions given schools &c, liberal terms.
IN compliance wh eeaerei wish few SEASON Tic h
Els will 0e issued AZ ~ cents each
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19
PAPER FOR THE STATE.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
~ the 0hice OF the Secretary Of State, until
Monday, the LIST day of September
next, at noon,

For furnishing Paper for the use Of the State Of Ohio
as follows: - ~ ~ ' tll i1-f y .-sTT
1000 reams double suptrroyal printing paper 27K by
IL nches to weigh not less than So pounds to the
100 reams double aat cap, l6 BY q uchs to weigh at
least 70 pounds to the ream. n % @ IL
100 reams brochure cover paper assorted coor 90 by
" inches, to weigh at least 26 pounds to the ream.
The quantities above named to be Increased at the op.
ton Of the Secretary Of State.
Bids must be accompanied By samples Of the paper,
and must specify the price at VII ch each knd and qual
i viii be delivered at the State House in Columbus; no
samples OF an inferior article need be presented the pa
per must be Of the best quality.
The delivery Of the superroyal and cover paper to
commence on the LIST Of November next ensuing and
continue as the paper shall be needed. ..
The delivery Of double fat cap to commence on the st
DAY Of december next, and continue az above.
Bonds, with approved security in double the amour,
OF the contract will be required accordng to aw)
duoned for the faithful performance Of each contract.
Tne bids to be made and the contracts awarded In &C
oordance with the terms Of the act ITO provide for the
purchase OF stationery fuel and other articles for the
General Assembly and State officers passed March llh
1883. Bee ourw. 2lss; Swans Stat. s68.
Bids to be ndorSed on the envelopes, "Proposals iol
furnishing Paper for the State"
bidders are assured that paper will be received I'M
less II conforms In every respect with the sample
TAts EToUisfoH UW Be strictly adhered to.
VS. KENNON,
Columbus Ohio Aug. I, leGo--dtd =.
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New York stock Market.
I4HronArurD ,oa THE OHIO sr44r.nAs.l

81. lThkeKAPHkD FOR TIE OHIO sTATKsMAE.
NEW YoRK, August l6.
fair business doing Chicago and Rock Island
OK; Norwich and Worcester az, Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chem End preferred "a; Cleveland and
Toledo SIX; Illinois Central scrip 63x Michigan South
ern guaranteed 81; American Gold ll5Qll5X; Pacific
Mail l0lX; New York Central o. Hudson 4sX; Harlem
l6HHarlem preferred 39X Michigan Central 67K Pitts
burg Fort Wayne and Chicago 1st bonds %; U. s.
skies 1881 coupons 9sX California sevens aj; Brook
yn water loan I00k; Indiana and michigan so; Illinois
Central bonds 95H Terra Haute and Wabash 2d bonds
64hi Erie 4h bonds 901 Del. L. q W. l0I Galena and
Chicago 74; Cleveland and Pittsburg 923; Erie 3sh
do preferred 693<; Cleveland Toledo 4y1I Treasury
notes z 3.I0. i02K@l03; Little Miami LOG; Michigan
Southern 2s<; Michigan southern second SOY; Erie Sd
bonds l0h Pittsburg, Fort Wayne Chicago Cd bonds
AZ, do lst "a; Chicago North Western LIST BOX, do %
%; do assorted bonds AZ; Cleveland, Columbus and
cineinnatii III; Panama l35; Missouri skies 49X Ten
nessee skies ST. Racine and Milwaukee ll2Z; United
States 6s 1874 coupons 90<; ReRhtered l0O; Chicago
Bu. lngton & Quincy 7sh; Milwauk and Prairie du
Ohien "a; Delaware and Hudson 95 Chicago and Indiana
46X; Virginia Elves 53h; Tennessee 81 Hannibal and
St. Joseph bonds 63Hi United States year cert.
Gates 99H.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19

LEAvENwoRrH, August ls--0Wing to the
presence of a large body Of rebels in Jackson
county, Missouri, and neighborhood, and a
threatened attack on Kansas city, the Provost
Marshal Of this city, under order from head
quarters department. Of Kansas, has ordered the
citizens en- masse to enroll and arm Themselves
for military, duty. Any one falling to do so win
be arrested. .l-ls'a ,
Business Is mostly suspended, and ills thought
there will be a general compliance with the or
der. aaasafQ 3 o 5s yA Ias ssis
The Federal troops, lately composing the In
dian expedition, with tho exception Of three In
dian regiments. are supposed to be at Fl Scott,
or marching north thence. 3 al .1le
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19
Promotions.
WAsHIseToN, Aug. 10.

,,.= .--ss,tsu .., WARRINGTON, Aug. le.
General Order, No. I'LL
First. Hereafter no appointments of Major
General or Brigadier-G General will be given ex-
cept to officers Of the regulars, for meritorious
or distinguished service during the war, or to
volunteer officers who, by some successful
achievement in the field, shall have displayed
a military ability required for the duties Of a
general officer. .l8
Second. No appointment to such grades
will be issued BY the War Department till an
examination is made to ascertain If there are
any charges or evidence agains. the character,
conduct or fitness Of the appointee; and II there
should be any such charges or evidence against
the character, conduct, or fitness of the ap-
pOintee, q special report of the same will be
made to the Preeident.
By order of the Secretary Of War.
(Signed,) E. D. TOWNSEND, Adjutant.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19
Cincinnati Market.

OhClhhATts aug iU'
FLoUR-The demand Is still good rather in excess of
the supply and ths market iS firm at 81 COCA 10 for
superhne ~ l59420 for extra 81 1904 40 for family.
The 500 barrels awarded by the United States commi
saTy to day, we're taken at the latter rates. these being
WHIsKY-A good demand at rates. Sales Of GOO brls
at t28 X926Xc, the latter rate for wagon,
PR0VlSI0Ns-The markt Is unchanged.
sold at $40 loose
HAMs-There were sales Of so tierees common Hams
at exc.
JARD-In good demand at full rates.
MESS PoRK-Nothing doing.
aRooERIEs-No new feature in the market; the de-
mlnd Is light.
sUGAR-9X@lOAc
M0LAssEs-5O952c.
CORFER-22923Hc.
WHEAT-The inability Of shippers to forward their
purchases, oWiug 70 the crowded condition Of the rail.
ways, has caused them TO withdraw from the market and
the receipts being large with only moderate inquiry
from the losal millers decline Of &c per bushe has
been established and the market closes heavy at the de-
cline We quote fair to prime red at 78s3c indiana
or Ohio white at e3e7c, and Kentucky white at 90993c
The only sales reported were s0Obushe good red at 6c
500 bushels good Kentucky white at e7Ke; 800 bushe
good Kentucky white at ESQ., 400 bushels prime red at
$50, and 1000 bushels prime red on private terms.
ooRN-The demand is fair and the market steady at
$50 for ear and aheled at the lower depots few sales
are made to the retailers at 3c but this an exception.
sales compose about l,e0O bush at 33c.
0ATS-The demand continues active and the prices
are ABOUT one cent hgher, the market closing nrm at
43s In bulk with sales Of 1900 bushel at this price,
The receipts are liberal but hardly equal to the de.
mand.
RYE--The offerings are in excess Of the demand, and
and the market rules heavy but prices not quoaOy
lower Gales at 55c for prime qualities lots
Of damaged sold at 5l@a2c.
BARLEY-There is nothing doing and prices are
nominal.
HAY-The demand Is limited and local, and the mar
kettuea dul at Sll9l2 per ton for prime timothy, In
bales, on arrival. "a
oHREsE--A continued good demand, aud the market
Is firm at full prices Sales l25 boxes Western Reserve
70, E. d
BUTTER-Piime and choice qualities are scarce and
in good demand at l23c with some few sales Of extra
table at l4c. Thsre Is moderate shipping demand foI
the lower grades at s9ioc for fair to good, and 6@7c
for common. .
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supprsasIon Of the slave trade, and trusts that
the cooperation Of the United States navy,
with her own, may 60 far 10 extiDgulsh the
desoIatng crime TO which the treaty 10 directed.
In the House Of Commons prior TO the deliv-
cry of the Queens speech, Lord Palmerston, In
reply to an inquiry by Mr.. Fitzgerald In rela.
tion 70 affairs In the Bahama waters, pointed
tanning belligerent rights at sea, and she could
not interfere unless belligerent rights were
abused. Representations were being made 70
the United States Government against the
practice of requiring bonds for goods shipped
from New York to Nassau.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19
GnarrIIin. in KontuckH.

LOUISVILLE, August ls-Rumors, apparently
well founded, indicate the occupation Of several
new points in Kentucky by rebel guerrillss, who
exhibit great activity. Names Of places and
numbers of forces are withheld by order of the
military authorities. There 10 considerable ex.
citement in the city from these rumors.
LKxIEGToN, KY, Aug l6.-We learn BY o
courier that force of rebel cavalry, perhaps
three thousand, made their appearance at Rich
tnond, twenty-five miles from here, They are
supposed to be the advance of a larger force
at London and Somerset. s5t 5.a ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19

NAsHviLLE, Aug. 1.-Two bridges on the
Kentucky and Edgsfeld Railroad were burned
to-day by the rebels over Red river. The track
is reported to be torn up this side OF Tullohoma
Two Federal couriers were captured by guer.
rillas nine miles south Of this city last night
Their dispatches and horses we're taken from
them, and they were then released. They 70!
port large force urder Starns north Of Muir
freeeborO- ii1s5. i. .-. 1g.f sast
,oSsrd a.Iias;o % Iss. r,nbs M % ard .scertaUsS thst
Morgan decamped in the direction of Hunts
vile. =
All railroad communication with Nashville
Is cut of. The telegraph communication Ia
uninterrupted. -, ~ rs. ~, .e,f .-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19
Eiebel CommIssI otlors In London.

WAsHINoroN, August l8.--A correspondent
from London states that Mr.. Slidell has arrived
In that city, and has already had several inter-
views with Mr.. Mason, for the purpose Of deci-
ding what were the best steps to take to hasten
the recognition Of the Southern Confederacy,
which SCENE to have been of late ON object Of
great indifference to the English cabinet. It is
said the two rebels have agreed to address q
note to all European cabinets, demanding q re-
cognition of the Southern Confederacy, not In
the name Of an abstract principle Of rights,
not even in virtue Of It's manliness In maintain.
Ing its independence, but 10 the name Of their
legally asserted rights, oi the rights upon which
foreign nations have acted toward countries
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19
Money MARKET.
ITrLraRArurD 'OR The OHIO srAru1As.I

lTrLraRAPHED IOE THE OHIO sTATznAs.
NEw YORK, August 49,
Money iS abundant ard rules quite easy at 394 per
cent for loans on call
Prime paper IL abundant and rates easy at 495 per
cent discount.
Sterling Exchange dull and dropping Bankers bills
are quoted at l27@l27h.
American Gold again opened hrm at l5h and closing
steady at l59l5x per cent premium.
California Gold Bars nominal at 4x@l5 per cent.
premium. ...
Government Stocks closed ATmer United States sixes
Notes at l0i@104K.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19
Rattle Ina ArkannRa,

MEMPHIS, Aug. l5.-Reports from White
river say Gen, Hovey's division had fight on
Monday near Clarendon, Arkansas. The Feder-
al force consisted Of six regiments Of infantry,
The rebel force was eight regiments of cavalry
and part of Hindman's brigade.
The, battle ragged furiously for some time,
with destructive effect on boih sidee, and re-
suited in the defeat of there6els and theicap'
ture Of seven hundred prisoneFs No further
particulars. w " ) sAps aeaiai
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19

New YoRK, Aug. lS.--A special to the Tri
bune from Washington says: Col. Corcoran
says Gen. Prince. taken prisoner in the recent
battle beyond Culpepper, ls kept In prison over
q dead house, and all the other officers captured
from Pope's command are sbamefully and ty-
ranDically treated II is rumored that Corco-
ran will be made Bdgadier to morrow.
Thur!ow Weed sails for Europe on important
service for the government next week. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19
NORM Oarollnn Electlon.

FoRTREsS MONRoE, Aug ls.--The Newbern
Progress states the fnal result Of the election
In North Carolina, indicates the defeat of John.
son, secession candidate for Governor by forty
thousand majority, The Union opposition has
elected nearly every member Of both branches
Of the Legislature by astill greater majority.
Every candidate advocating a continuance Of
the war and separation Of the Union has been
defested, pat Fa s., s. sa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-19

WAsHIEeroN, Aug l6--T The Russian Lega.
tion az Washington is ID receipt Of news of the
early arrival Of the Emperor Of Russia q second
son In the United States. This visit is said TO
Russian empire ~ 'AgSh4S9AYe' A-Aa &a4S