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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31
WASHINGTON. Oct 20, 1902.

WARRINGTON, Cct ~, i5ol
SIR, Your letter of the 18th inst, 10 regard "a
drawback c.rt6caes and where the toz Of Incorporates
companies Is payable has beer revyedi and iD reply have
that the evidence exp stcn must be nrnshed 70
evidence tia, The tax been paid tho goods and that the
goods have BEEN exported
fhs evidence nlast be trsnsnited the Commissioner
and tho ceIcSe granted will be granted under the dec-
ton q tho Secretary Of the fress1ry.
Any poD.r that you can rv could Be Il vsns only
tanning both Of the ponls ifyoSedtbe ment or
the duty he export Of the good, which tho dsty has
been paid SEQ section fl6 Of the law, and instr 1csns
pages 7 and Of Series l. no. 2.
The language Of The ns,rucfou on psge OF .rirs No
Whenever OF any descr.p lion s favs been imposed
any corporate body property of any rcorporatd SOLE
Tsny other than pora fo' ssnscsrr pnrpo.es scn
license tax or duty shall the Office Of the treas
OF such corporation end al oss notices ssi DO served
upon him upon the sidu Of such corpofatcn 10 70 ne
unler.tood that the TAX ,uch i payable
the collectors office toe collection district whore the o.
DC Of the treasurer OF he corporation IL located
Very respsc fully. your obefieft servaDt,
GEO BOUTWELL,. Comnisso1sr.
bosor Mas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31
The War Ia Kentucky.

l1he following appeared portion OF edition yef.erdsy
IOunvIL,, "wednesday, Oct. 20 1852
Gen. Buell. has i.snsd orders saying that all cap
mred recruits for the Rebel army wall be sent 10
Vicksburg prisoners Of war, and then paroed for
exchanges also, thai al persons who have actively
abet,ed the invasion Of Kentucky within the last
three months viii be Immediately arrested, sent 20
yickfburg, and forbidden to return to Kentucky.
Gen. Boyle is charged with the execution Of the
above.
Gen. Rosecrans is expected here tonight.
Josiah jackson, proprietor Of the Es,elle County
Iron Works, refugee from that county, died at the
Gait House today.
John Morgan'e forces, II 10 reported, have left
Kentucky via Elkton, 10 Gallatin.
At Cumberland Ford, the Rebels recently hing
Capt. King of Lincoln County, Kentucky, formerly
Of The Sd Kentucky Regiment, his two sons, meIe
youtbs, and twelve other Unioniss.
Several passengers by Stage from Nashville re-
port being ri6ed by Rebel pickes Of Letters for
Ohioans.
Sick and wounded Union soldiers continue 70 ar
rive here.
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COMPLETION OF THE GREAT IRON VESSEL
A Voice from the Army.

Con-, .ponJ.noe 81 The ". Y. TIihans
Mas sHsRitnr,s Nd, Camp Pstt.n, Oe, ~, 1872
Let it be Distinctly uuderslood 10 the coming con-
test Tor Governor that the patriot soldery OF New
York-ihose who have sacrificed Il cir all on the
liar Of their oounirygo IN hear, and hand for the
man who has bravsly led them aaainst the Rebel
Lorder on the bloody field, and who Las with them
endured all the priyatons and hhrdsaips Of the
camp. We have a deep intsres, in the coming slso-
lon for we believe that the Rebel sympa,hisers OF
The Empire State have thrust forward one of their
number with tie hopes TO saGyert Tho Government,
and break down the election Of the man who should
receive the united voice u tho people. We believe
that IN hunbllng this sympa,biHing faction We Zeal
heavy blow ut The rebellion. and for this reason II
we could bav. voice in ,ht oou,er " should be on
the .ije Of freedom and ths right.
TIE ability Of Gen. Wacsworih s statesman
pone will dare 10 doubt srd let him who doubts he
psir oiisip 20 ask the nen who have followed bur
n battle. or the men who greeted him ~ Frederick
burg after IN stseuce o. a few weeks. wilder
and more enthusiastic denomination Of Joy never
greeted the ears Of prince than was given to this
g.y haired hero ca thaI oceasion. He wopi for joy
20 he shook the handt Of these true aud tried men,
venture tho assertion that there is Mt Sotcs IL
We bf.thht Nlp Nhhfp biNt N'iNN "'''
vote 10 the General. Then let none OF tie Seymour
lactcn claim tie Army OF The Empire State ~ sym
paihizerr in their neiarious ,cbemes
An officer hig in command observed TO nee few
evenings ,ince, that III WA his conviction that
victory Of tho Seymour party would prove 40 d'as-
trous TO the cause of The Union three defeats like
that Of Bull Run And this 10 tho sentiment OF Ihe
New.York troops. No one can deny il with my
shade Of truth to support them. Then, is It right
hat, during the Absence Of these brave aud loyal
men, a factious party be allowed 10 elect a man TO
he highest poet Of honor within the gin OF tho peo-
pie, who will il possle eubyert every true and no.
be principle u out Republican Government Itp
not right; aud world appeal 20 the voters OF cur
noble State to lay a.ie party, ard give their vote
and voice 10 the whose private and public ca.
reer places HE name high up among the great men
q our nation.
Then let the true men OF our State rally 20 the
supI ort Of the sodierstaesman, for wo have spent
too much treasure and blood already TO throw away
what we have gained. 1t ia lack Of patriotism TO
remain away from tho polls, when as imporian,
onestion 10 ut stake 10 before the people at lhis
election. IL il but poor encouragement for tie col
der 10 fight, wien lie feels that what be achieves
with his hearts lasl blood il to be robbed from BIN
by treaohery at home. In the name, then, OF the
soldiery, give your vote TO the sold srstalesman.
Very truly. your volunteer soldier,
W. r. 81. 2gdR.s, ~ Wv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31
From Fortress Monroe.

Tile following apptsTed IN ponon Of our edition yessTd'y
morning;
For1HBss MOsKOB, Tnesisy, Oct. a. 1862.
Tho English steam fr2ates Csdmus aud Racer
sailed to-day from Fortress Monroe, passing down
tho roads at 2 p. m, 10 DO absent for about two
weeks on cruise. They will then return here 10
wait ORDERS.
The following paroed Rebels are here awaiting
the next Conveyance 10 Richmond. Drs. Robinson
and Kennedy OF Lonisania; Chapains Jones and
Smith Of Georgia and Chaplain Mcclellan Of South
Carolina. Chaplain w. A. Jones hW with him tho
corIse OF bis brother, Capt. w. F. Jones.
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ne following sgpe.Isd In portion Of edition y,s,s
uIorniIl 4

The following appeared In portion Of our edition y.s,sday
morning
SALT Lane CIT,. Wednesday Oct 20. 1864
Col. Corners California Regiment has arrived
here and 10 located at Camp Fort Douglas, three
miles west Of this city. Mark McGary, in command
Of two companies, was sent out from Ruby Valley
10 HUMBOLDT River 10 cha,ii.e the Indians who muF.
dered the emigranis THE Fall.
They captured 20 between Gravelly Ford and ibe
City Of Rocks, holding "a Ne hortages. The others
were cent TO bring in the murder r, with he under
standing that If not back by specified time the re-
naming "A would be shot. The TWO did mol return
and the "a were taken on, and shot Tho Ma re-
porte that nearly all the Humboldt Indians bad gone
10 Buffalo Rouge on big hunt. The troops are In
good health.
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Hort iuaroens' Nci,te.

Sr,rk OF NFV.YORK.
p.-.W. NpESs' OFFCf No. 100 WsI-rt.t
~roTrrR il hereby given, m accordance with
N'iiS ~ "a. Act p..fed April IA. 1857. entitled An
,e,..a,,,nre so WudvD. Ohce OF the Fort o. New
w, 70 all persoiu Interested IT, o. DAVIES chse Of me
,.t,, of such ngury r1snin4,ion, or survey tiN
ne vessels now under etaininloa by me fof'-
,,,., Md th.t aid surveys OF examinations viii b
c,tsd within tea days next succeeding this notice GA
hoard said yossesi 49, ~
shin Moro Caste ~
bgaNhnf
kcIoon,r Masonic, No. "
Schooner ka.e Field 4 az stores
WM H. bCRLElua. Fs~"sne
\ Ars's flsRRlNAS. Sssrelaty.
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Report. from the Rebel Army In Virginia

ihe following SEpesfed IN pofton OF osf eo4eh )s'iA-J
roThiny
THIAbYLPHfs V cir esery, Oct y, 1907
TIE Washington Star Of This evening says;
Its believed in front that Lee has divided hi'
army into two large corps, ono under jackson AMI
the other under Longsree, and If leaving tie region
in which be has been poe,sd aimee recrossing tie
river iulo Virginia
From information received ,bs forenoon, we be-
lese tbs. portions Of JscksOns advance have erossed
The Blue Ridge by tho Gap 81 From; Royal, while
we are also satisfied that force of 5000 ksbef.
under Walker, known TO have been for tSo d"ys
pat at Upperyic, are the advance Of Lopgslreets
corp-.
Tie expectation Of the Rebel general was pro-
badly 20 be able 10 make Il succerfui dash a. sisels
corps at and around Centreville On their retreat
toward Gordonsville. Hence the Appearance there
Of these troops, at the points indicated above.
We may appropriately adj that our Army OF The
Potomac il promptly 10 motion 10 meet these Rebel
movements, and Burnside and Fir John Porter arc
already 20 close on the heels Of Longslreets army
lba, he VIII probably esssy to retrace his seps TO-
ward Winchester, and seek 10 retreat down the
Valley rather than advance further down in hi.
direction.
The public, therefore may not be surprised TO
hear any momen, OF IA considerable battle IN that
quarter.
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n rom Gen. Grants Army trfngcnt rsegn-
lations fn Memphis


The following .ypsN ed IN portion of edition yesterday
uorning
CAIRO, Wednesday, Oct 20 1852.
An officer direct from Gen. Grants headquarters
reports that the Rebels were massing their forces
mise miles below Grand Junction on Sunday, and
pasfengeIs who lett Corinth yesterday ray that the
night before they left scouting parties bad driven
in The Rebel picse'e.
Gen. Sherman ssued a very stringent order in
Memphis ON the 25tb, for the government of the
city. Col. Anthony 10 announced Sc Provost
Marshal, with two assistants and guard compos.
OF one regiment of infantry and squadron OF cavalry
A military commission of three army officers ats
daily, to Try offenders under the laws Of war. Va
grants, thieves. and other dsreputable cbsrscters
are to DO restrained Of liberty, organized into gangs
and set 10 work in the trenches or on the sreels
Citizens lurking about The campt viii DO treated
spics.
Citizens are 10 keep within doors between tattoo
and roveilc nnles attending church. places OF amuse
msn', party of friends or necessary business. After
midnight all persons must be- in their houses except
The guards.
Assem5lages Of negroes are forbidden except by
PERMISSION previously granted by the Proyost-lsr-
sbal after hearing the object place Of meeting, time
Of closing, aud probable number of the assemblagc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31

FROM BrRaUDA.--rhe British brig Lady OF The
Lake, Capt. Hin, five dayf from Bermuda, arrived
a, This port Thursday morning, reports ha' left
The Confederate steamer at that port, from Char'ts'
ton with cargo Of COO bIes Of cotton. and Proi''-
sor Maury no passenger.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-ocE. 9o--Befor
Judge BgTT..
PRIzss CONDEMNED

in the oases of tie schOoners Exilda, VIM. ~.
Nonhrup British Empire and Troy as Tubsl Csin
end Ann and Up Lzzie captured IN s;'mps 20 svsds or
the blockade Of Sontaen pofs j-rcts Of condemnation
we've granted asD vessels aud fp.s he schr Reindeer
and cargo condemned prof. VI being s1ey property
1hs Of schr jos III Toons VA ecnl'nDed Proceed
tssn The vessel saysd tbs pal having been
regularly perfected The in la decided t the prize
castk sIsled llh nil.ed np 20 LAIs tale.
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The later variety has good deal Of the character
tina, ard the Isabella, though iipeniDg considerably
earlier than that. r .s.fftyt eIl rr
, Tie perfect success Of Mr.. Beach's vineyard 10
sui Gent 10 assure all who desire to attempt grape
gros, ing this State that similar practice viii prove
sueC.psfnl, S. u.
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O.sn sssrs, &c.

SNAIL v2ssEI bottom ny. passed dorn VIC a Tb '
side of these Allds hn sn X H. .s.,,x,ra
day las. Tie current Wa f1ONiAg ls's A-'0e
a a rapid rate IL, F. s,r,le-t b. ixantne
supposed 60 ps laden WIN nias. 49,. W." "h,s"opej
across hsr aah iBernuda Royal Gozet'e, Oct I'll.
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Foreign Ports.

Arriveia at Hamilton fermuds Oct 20 .hr Horace smith
FROM Bangor 2ls bars Exs hsrss frh rom new
Arrived at ST. Geols Briuuds Oct A. ships sInsouI
Wi,n-r FROM Cardiff. Fila Isrr, from Liyerp0oii "hs
Princess Royal New ood. lron New.iork.
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would be htle in'inidntion to men seeking the
hearts blood of an obnoxious enemy. They could
well piford 10 make even exchanges under many
terror into e0l-eausing lem 10 tbOrousay re-
spec tbe lges OF loyal mepihat thoy can be taught
20 observe he obligations OF humanity and Of law.
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Our Irou-Cinds.
AN IRoN-CLAD TRIED AND RBp0RfED eEADY
FOR sEA-THE KEOKUK FINISHED.

AN IRON-tLhU TRIED AND EbiotIfb Ubhp'
FOR sEA--THE KEOKUK FINISHED.
naval officer has been good enough 10 send us a
euort of trial Trip Of the U. g. onelad iste Chioohe
which Ia. been flushed msnned and sent on, her hr
rial tp within the p.s dsys he ye"sl leit The wharf
AZ J.e.nonve in conp with orders from headquarters
TO, ,a nip Of q hours. which heI machinery and anna
men, w.r, 20 be- tested The battery consisted ~ two e-
linch HAyirg go down Tho nvef hfns com
enoea yaiou, dsisr bon loo 20 100 gd' Inc 10
be- summed thus m r.ree sph. ibsro WAS 20
.coi shalig Of d.cks no buT'nhs " 'rets or sv
Wv Of euns~. The experiments with oTorance wefe, IN
ho ,fa In every ~ns, aud The son.qr'ne- snas
On eo,he 10 read fof any service TO when abe may
be ed on III, cos, The schn.y w'fsed very s-ns-
uss Al. hour than tia, 'peehsd ~ the ooirsc TIE
Cli,ohe 4. on. OF the Ohio River ifon-clads aud wss
bni nj Cincinnati b, Brown MoCord lungs She 10 la3
est LONG 80 wide snd feet deep Her afinor put on
b,k She has two snn., with cylinder % inches Ia diane.
ter nd f.ei uoke. 1te machinery Vas bull a. st Ions
The 'heothe nov Ia combination 'o'n % 'e"F'y
COMPLETION OF THE GREAT IRON VESSEL
KIokUK.
The tremendous iron yersel keokuk. formerly tho
Noodua snost tuih.d ana her launch Il announced
Of the 18th pro,ino Preparations or putting
usr, craft in the world she rss.nbs two snail boats
TENED down each oiher She IL oval shaped Ia ths hui
foe machinery vii ee carried entirely ero" "-.f ihs,e
whatever fave IN tie cabins propeller 10
the VIII her. There heel laid H. tho eeG
ms qa,.r scs bat ct the bow End another
the both Of which excluded towards the nidi OF
,hs taa sbsut feet feet p'opdes from %, bow
Ia lie Of csson throughout and b.ss resemblance TO the
on thu Monitor
or appearance Of shp heard Of 10 th The princ
Die Of her construction 10 not deemed sdsisaeo to paonsh
The ordnance sUihod zee sfe pfepafnf battery
Tor her, q ~hohsl.o minute Description Ssue be e"nu-
Jsna.
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EpIistiaR I'm Erie County.

Tho following appeared portion Of edition yeserd,y
morning
BUIJALo. Y sdn.sdsy. Oct 49, 1862.
The Board Of Supervisors OF Erie Con lty have
appropriated *2oO,OOO 10 aid enlstments. and will
pay bounty Of goo to each volunteer enli.ing for
nine uouthH.
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The Campaign In New-York-Vniom Mee,.
ing ns Chicago.

oswreo. wrau..dey Oct 29--ll p IL.
Hon. Henry j. Raymond addressed ~ large aad
enthusiastic Wad-worth and Tremain meeting, u,
DoO!tle Hal IN This city, this evening, holding has
audience 10 the closest attention for nearly two
hours.
A, tho came tims John Van Brren adtres ed Il
Seymour meeting considerably smaller in numbers at
Music Hb.
that Joint neoing should be had, aod that the two
speakers should dsbat. the issues Involved in the
cnnyass 1be Union City Committee accepted this
propoi,iop aud rendered the free Of the larges,
hal in the city for he discussion but the friends Of
Mr. Van Buren, f4ally thought II advisable 10 reeedo
iron th,ir offer.
Mr.. Raymond inereupon addressed n note Mr.
Van Buren,, oerps the latter his own ciclce, rs 70
the time and manner # discussion. Mr.. Van Buren,
declined this proposition, On the ground that the
letter did not reach him until O'Clock In the even
ing when II was 100 late 10 make The arrangements ..
lie offered To meet Mr.. Raymond at Waterown
tomorrow. Mr.. Raymond replied that he had IN
engagement at Fulton and Binghamton, which
wonl prevent Ills ,,Oing 10 WaerLOwn again, aud
hat no time better than the present, when they
were both together. Tho correspondence Is luiIe
spicy.
Both meetings werc quite enthusiastic.
marked change is taking place in public serii.
ment. Judge Tyler, Cyrus Whitney, esq, and
other prominent Democrats in this county, repudiate
Soy nIour, and are OuL for Wadsworth aud Iremsn
Briti.h officer of rank attached 20 The force in
Canada has recently arrived here from quiet VIII,
10 the Confederate army ~ Virginia, and 10 Rich
mond. lie hss returned strongly impressed with
the determination aud ability Of the Sou h 10 prose
cute the war 20 successful iseue.
Montreal Com. Adv.
Adviees from Caracas (VeneIlela) state that th'
insurrection Of Maracuibo has been confined within
the limits Of that pbl,e, and that pence will soon ID
refstnblshed.
The crops of Jamaica have been very poor, an'
those Of the English l-lnd Of GRANADA are but MAJ
yield
The price of gas in philadelphia has been fsiuee.
from s. Is TO 50 per thousand feet ibis rs ,le m",
the aas companies OF the Quaker ci'y 'aso a.
age Of the tax imposed by the Genera "o'0''"'"'
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UNITED STATES MARsHADs oFFICE-oer 90

Thirteen JrlsODeF9 Of war, chiefly GeOrgiAns and
soUth Caronlans who arrived here from Hilton Head in the
Erie son sntto the House Of Detention to ait
oTGels from Ws.bnsIon.
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sUPRkbfE COURT-Oct 81.

he following Is The Arrangement! OF the business
fthi- oon, for the November Term;
Tuesday any Of the branches, Tus.dsy being srcson
d.y The Court, Nm simply open on hopday and ssarn
monJ,y
day a. n NJ win tho nonsnumersei calendar |. win
be held b. judges InTaham. LssrsLd. and barnard
Terpu-r led b, Jude Muln and Part n by Jssge Pot
ter The later brsDch viii be held in the new rooms in
There viii be bu, SPECIAL Term ibsld by Judge Csrke)
1he chs@bef, viii Be held BY the Judge. hOIrg III.
sral Term, nom 10 10 III a. M.
judge Barosrd wfl Lear sIgsne busisea In the usual
judge fngrshsm will can Tho . a. n and 4h clssss o.
lieerred motions ii tho kp.eis Term room.
Judge Leonard viii call the oIhsr preferred ehses ana the
general ,..eLsas mn 9 General Term room.
aPREME CoURT-CH.sBxr,-ocT 5o.-Bs.9re Joitlee
iSGkAHAa
DLclstJNs.
Henry j. Childs agt. Eliza c. Chids.--Judgment
In 70 application Of Special Guardian Of iaf. children Of
lea ola X Cochran OF sl-Ofder granted.
SUPERIOR coURT-srrcAL 1wRs-ocr. 'o-Before
Juice MoScMgy
DECISIONS.
Elizabeth j. Pine ct III. ny. James e. WilleI.
bc-cs.s aud dmsn,, settled, AMI len With Clcrt Of
Before Jasies morrIL
Eben +. Bacon hgt. EIizabssh q. Baeon.--Motlon
granted
COURT OF COMMON PLEA~-SPfciAL rsRE-OcT. 30
Before Judge DAY.
DEcISlOSs
On Bots agt. Thompson Motion 70 discharge
fom nrrrsi aeD.sL -.
W,tse 49, Tiernsy Parties 10 sppear before Judge Hilton
day flsd en failure oaierdant % % motion
30 be granted.
COURT OF GENERAL SIS IONS-OCT a9.-Befofe Re
cordrr HoYFEAs.
Jaiob Weller, indicted Tor the murder Of his wife
No lsI Ess'p uIe.t on Tho morning the .h N Angst
hrs been uisl FOR The lat days M-N' Howe Phil
lips Lh council summed W Tor the dee, and Assiisnl
Di.ct Attorney S-sa for the porecn1n. The Rec Tder
then ehasei the jury l-ng'h informing them ,hai there
der the which would oIus uBde. any OF
tho degrees II minsr gh,rr hence thc yer1ict be
Ell her niurdrr staailta.
Toe Jury retired and had net at late hour last night.
agreed upon roict.
.ope Cousliu. eoloreG convicted Of assault with
dangerous weapon, sentenced n e Pessl
nsry.
Fank Mcnamara alsf "Picko Frank" eonvctsl %
Faut upon I'd son ,eLieucc ~ me Pents Dtay
for year.
suhfh-Ip.. convicted grand lsoen, sentenced 10
the biate Prisou for two yesrs
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Nrw Hoxr FOR srAnss.-1he friends of III,

A NV HoxE FOR SEAnsS.-1he friends oil tho
sailor will be Saded to know thtI another society has re-
Gently been formed to promote his tsaponi and spiritual
welfare IL tales the Of tho hew-York sesmsr'
Friend Society officers Il which arc the Hon Daniel p
r.nnnn President, the Rev. C. X True. hrh Vice rre'
dsut Iohn Falcoper, second NicePTo,ideBti " scat
rressurri the K.v.W. A. ~, nen Recording s.eIrIhIJ
~. Rev H. Tracy Cou.spondug Secretary and rihsnol'
Aren't, The most prominent object TIRE society has N VIC"
Is the con of another alo HONS, having is
ersnre to great Increase OF our navy on esh. "
Thirty thousand Bcson has and better Home secon
nods,iDn for seaman than Nsw.iork 1hs two heles III
tn. city will not onnodat. more ,u l.o men. We
e.k What these tmobg 40 msIyP VIC inhhd 20 ei'''
How eos Jog tt0o0O Now let usssy to all out slpo"h
ers and Mtns IDsnrsbce Conipassin particular you may
poet call All friendly 20 the cause, who eel as
oed TO eouibue without the call, csn send if oopuip
tnsteA stout Prr.lIen, Of the Shoe and irAhef b,nS
coI.er u Broadway and Chamber, ,.iect. d. lhAIi'
Cen. Benham Las been ordered to Portsmouth
to suporiniend the building Of the extension Of ioti
Constitution.
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TO ARRIVE.
Fa~scmytrs Arrived

IN bark Gasee from Ia taGsss--J. H. Barrow snd
children Miss = Clarke Mr. NJ. Citizens A. Elder Miss j.
Elder, Master T. h. irowbndge.
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go NtsiA1ras AiAsssG
SIr-B,ss..e28 Sea- ..........4ss Noon-Ssts o:34
sIGB w,TrA OAR.
.EsJ Hook. 7c6 Gov. island :. 1850 fef3a.s.. <sA
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COURT OF GENERAL SIS lONs-ocT. a9.-Befof. Re
cord,r HoYTEAs.


CUTNT IALFNUAK-THIs DAY -
SUPREME COURr - CIRCUIT. - Part N--,sloI
Csme-Nos tOiO 5'6i. 1881 1757. lolS S03 so4l, Rit
egi5 s3lT. Part Il.-Nos 1881, -, $40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31

The names Of those WHO died follows; Moni' ware
Co. H. cd N. Y; one name, unknown. sd N y J
O'Ksefr Co H. CJdE " Jacob Maas, Co. A. 18th N T.
John Comtley Co b, 1861 Pa, Ihos Hurp CO. IA ast Pa
I'D Pa. DANIEL Wssbhurn Go. A. 18Th Ne Phio Grssory
90 ". lot Deli Reynolds. Co &. IAN ind b. sulyAn'
Co IA, 18th Mass; G. n. Wood. 30. y 9Th n.
There wsro also Confcdefates diod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31
Deaths ns Frederick.

The following il q report of the sick and wounded
In the United States General Ho'pa Frederick Nd for the
yeek ending Oct "A. 1sc2:
Remsning at last
Admitted daring tbe week. 10
Returned TO
Total