New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23

affair. many white persons have been killed, and
tho Indians vet held threatening sttitude.
We give on our first page full report of the
GRAND reception of Gen. Michael Corcoran in this
citv. 1t was a great event. and passed off in the
most satisfactory manner.
The Democrats of Nebraska have nominated
John +. Kenney of Otoe County as their candidate
for Congress.
STATE OF THE MARKET
The Stock market was irregular 10 prices, but
with rather healthier tone prevailing at the close The ap
prehenion Of Thursday felt sry in the session psrticu
lary Ia Governments Of leSl-boh kinds selling to let
decline Of tai from low points Of day before The balance
Of tho Funded Stocks toleraby firm. Treasury Ios
weak Of 1921 6l03 bat with better tendency toward
the end Of the call Demand Notes = cent better at
1917 l08 IL State Securities there corresponding unea'
siness Gold started up l. with business Of some SooocO
closing at ll6.dl6t Amer the Bosri aud the Second
Board there much stronger feeling under rumors OF
favorable fro the amy and quotations In some In
stances touched higher points than Thuday closing prices
Governments rmer the coupons Of 1881 selling at lo
and the recovering than the decline OF the morn
int and selling 0it After he regular session the market
again but closed steady The market for Foreign
Bills firm under the advance in gold but the business
with some psrtir. asking Francs i4Odi3's The
bushes. of the sabTreasury wa: Receipts sl,77et9-f
Custom. $4,000; Payments, S3E,8Si 20 Balance
S9l39..36 c.. Money continues abui dant on eau
at 305 b cent. the leading houses finding no oil
houl;y in Supplying tier wants at "aJi q ee"'
Western and STATE Flour du aud heavy, Sound shipping
brands in request but trade brands are duh OF sale
the sales embrace LOCO bos Canadian is inactive and
heavy especially the low grades Southern is dali aid the
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Meal scsce and fair demand The stock of Wheat has
creased ana price. ere lowe. letter with light
stock Rive ia c,rce and nominal. Corn Is plentiful
and lower po.x Is In active denlud and the market closes
firmly. Beef Is less scive but hr. Bacon in good de-
nsnd and 6uneF Cut Meats In fair demand and hnr
Lard Gn and in active demand. Butter In good demand
prices firmly sustained Cheese firmly he'd, and se;ve
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The town was full OF runors yesterday in re-
gard 10 the movements Of the Rebel Army aud
Of Gen. Pope. As four days have elapsed
sine. Sen. Pope broke up his camp to fall back
aud intercept a supposed forward movement of
otoDewaD Jackson, and as in the meantime
Jackson must either have attacked Pope
or have arrested his own progress north
ward, there seems no good reason why the
public anxiety should not have been relieved
by permission of the Government If there
has been 10 battle, why can we not be allowed
to say so la the position of the two forces
a delay on the part of the Rebels is our
gain, aud a positive knowledge of that fact
would be to take heavy pressure from the
public mind If there has been a battle it
would still be a relief to know the result, for
the suppression Of news is only TO persuade
those who believe battle has been fought
that it has been disastrous.
As Gen. IIalleck has seen fit to exclude
newspaper correspondents from Gen. Pope's
army, we must await his pleasure for any pos
tive intelligence. We have good reason
for believing however, that battle has been
fought. and are quite certain, if there had
been, that we should be in full possession Of
all the details. Our information leads us 10
bc!ieSe mat JACKSON hau not on lnuIsuil
crossed the Rapidau and was III douot in
which direction to move, or whether be
should move further at all. Pope We pre-
presume 10 be as far north as Warren,on
Junction, and, no doubt he has taken good
care that the enemy shall have no advantage
of The railroad in his rear. To reach him
Jackson must make march Of some length
without railroad transportation, AID as he is
ignorant OF the exact position Of McClellan's
army. and Of what re-enforcements may have
reached Pope, be hesitates H. advance. To
hesitate long is to be utterly defeated in the OBJ
iect Of his expedition. What day or two
may have brought forth, of course wc do not
know, but up to Thursday night we believe
such TO have been the situation Of affairs that
Pope was still unattached, and Jackson hesi,a-
ting to push his expedition.
=. S.-As we 60 to press We learn the
good news that our armies have formed a
Junction.
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