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The New York herald., 1862-10-20
Port OF New York, octoberIo, lsea.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Paspsco u transport Bearse, Washington,
up Aaeade cstng Lsyerp9s sSg, a. with mass l., and nd
Y Island saw steamship City Of Washington hencs for
u bernard (of Bath, Hubbard, Liverpool Sept a. with
shp II or tSor,, Kuhule. Liverpool % days
~ En- TAILOR Lord, Lond2n lie or wight IS days,
snip Nepqne's Car Reed Losdon, the Downs sept 81
Il sa ass sS &C. variable S n
~ - on % ls Br bars Thames bound E IAN,
GARD bow large ship company during
Ssd her Ssh Of Fire Island took
sap Xors GNor,,. Jsmqnsen Bristol 30 days. in ballast,
sarf masS Bsment tsr' Of BsrnstaOle, Ene Bamen,
Aos BAY IS asy m,h w % wool 70 & l. Mar, ~. !,
Sept a. with copper &C, 10 fa6Or chaan.
sttsn tYor Nelson, London, ss Gays, in ballast, to
III. q Gays n ballast. 70 moiinSoe Co.
G.a.. E.m wsiins xa,sis5am 81 an !, 2 days IN bal
:, Gle1 Msr.Rsi hcS ~. ior 'o Liverpool - d. 'O'
Rsk for,una,s Ans), DumiSh. Bordeaux, q days. 10
sa1tspssa RUE, whi,eOerry Aspinwa % days. with
Ba't J.ss. Cor rhrsaelpei. WAYNE New orssu: 20
ss with much @nd, thunder, lightning and rain nearly
Br Fanny, wecs,, Liverpool sna with salt &C. 10
d.ys ia saiias 70 1 . Duncan CO. - ~ - D'''
'e Eastern ssr AAsy Vera cur sep, 10 Tuspan 10th,
Big Torrent hos on Cove CenfueAos sept ~ with
Ae, 70 Met alt Dunean 80 inst. Of M4tsnia EFF
spoke brig Resolute. from Key West Tor PhladelphiA
Schr Geo Dixon, Wilson, Mstanzas q days with snear
passge; has been ~ days Of Hateas with WINDS split
aalis, &c
schr Minerva ~. Of Londond derry Fletcher Forn
Island Oct q win salt, W Whitney Co 9th inst -
80 Ion 10 10 spose rsbe steamer from Wilmington NC FOR
Nsssau kP she Was about 20 tons bren, painted green
shr coonan tBr), coousn. Lnean cB, 10 days with
srs. 20 mastlr
Schr X Bew. Peterson, Newbern q aavs
,eir VIM Carroll, Chi pmau, Bangor days.
schr Ben ismln Crabb, EIstpOr days.
.sir Knight, NilcoA. Luuee, dals
Scbr Oregon Pratt. Rock aud. 4 dats
,,hr Telegraph, Nickersln Boston 5 DAYS
[ hr Hickman. Smith, PIoyfience GAYS
tr Northern faghi. --, Provide ncc, ays.
setr u Eewcoinb, Bacon, Providence for Aiaany
tht DKahn. Miner Portland 81, ass
.nf Watson. Packard, New Haven, 2 dats
10 juliet Wiley New Haven for kli4atcthf fort
amor George Collins " &. srqr), Bint, New ern
H.h tme hrrr steamers schrs waiting mode
at'ev Buck i7tA
''eamcf Ellen Terry tU s ,rautrtft) Chspln. Now
'f ~ ~. nni Haste - ine 7ti ~ + pariefnesler
t, wi, M q in. "an W Transport CAtrk, Fortress Aoh
stancr f.th.als ~ 'rausp.r,l + sutler, wahinston
tnftf - Maufof y y QnUrt,rr. ". n
4"hhi = u lie< q NaU4. 8J#4 Euass AlpXandr q
N4r-s HVAtpw ~ q @warteNuU t.s
Aaift Tseont NJ : snsspr 3 washington 10 $
4 srIfrNH-teT
,.s,ser sf.ef ,. q eeiSis v, r..r, t,a ,o~
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The New York herald., 1862-10-20

Stocks were in o comparatively quiescent condi.
ton all last week. The great spectators Of Wall
street, the men whom the rank and fle among
operators are accustomed to follow, sold their
stocks at profit some time since, and have
been anxiously looking for decline in order
to buy them back ut lower prices. The market
has been pretty thoroughly hammered by these
parties, and every tendency toward improvement
vigorously resisted The facts, however, have
initiated against their success. Railway traffic is
so very large that stockholders are encouraged to
hold their property, and contractors who have
money to invest are tempted to select railway
stock and bonds in preference to other securities
The New York Central, for instance, Is doing by
far the largest business it ever did, and the mana
gers complain Of the want Of rolling stock.
The Erie which earned s720,0O0 III October.
lsGl--far more than u had ever earned
in any previous Octobcr--will prVhRbly
show gross receipts lor october, 1861
The New York herald., 1862-10-20

ITO GOAL OILS MANUFACTURERS PLANS OF FAC.
tories drawings of apparatus processes msnufacure'
purity deodorre and bleach Coal and Petroleum Oh Pa
bricaton Of coors OF Coal Tar such Anine Fuschne
Emeraldne &C. Analysis and essay OF Coal Petroleum,
&C. Address Prof. H. Dussance, Chemist, New Lebanon
New York.
The New York herald., 1862-10-20
FRENc1 ADvEnrIsEMrNTs.

nN ZEN MaNDE-lMMEDIATEMENT, POurs DEUx I'm.
~ fans truls cinq ans ponu. .entne, avant
81 resutnct q Do 5ounes ACCOMMODATIONS, ssdlessef
The New York herald., 1862-10-20
RrIOH
shipbutlding, &c.. tn New York.
CONTINENTAL IRON WORKS. r. ". ROWLAND, PRO.
PRIETOR EREENpOINT l..

PRlETOR, GREENpOINT. L. J.
Tar hosiroRs-This establishment has for some time
been lie centre Of attraction for those who desire TO know
what Is being dom the way Of clad naYi vessels IL
Is sopewha difficult 70 gain entrance here ho"eeF Sni
allowed 10 pass by the Waterman VINO Keeps 'he
gate without permit. The necessity for all ais formsi'y
f designed keep the public knowleaee OF the iron
being Is no, quite apparent - descrp
tons the original Moaar have been published far and
wide ana these now building modelled nearly after the
same plan The and caiter which grees eater
workens hammers on thr iron armor I'm which he has
th plates c driving q bolts ana bars both on the
tpon tho hollow metallic niathsns trying the iymlan
whose residence are fortunately situated far away
III &c Of the iron clads last compile
sa list ons When aaened SATURDAY. Ausust %
I 1 sh & r' and ra's Sep 1s s1s (. on .s q
Sriss Sc
acute angie % and a,e Of course heavily iron plated
manso are S %e IL .Se c % shS a
haukanl at the Fulton Iron Foundry, Joseph cowei pro
sssasr Ms9or battery Ia: % Just
Prrian ana Viii be following feet
The Puritan have revolving turres each OF which
VII II sdo sss 10 this a he Saoaag under the
Morsn Iron Works. there also being built tunder the
drs Congressional approlriaon) two in Chester Pennsy
vauiaihe Conestoga and I.chgh Wilmington, Del
the Patapsco; two in Rostonhc Hahan and Nantucket
making altogether eleven ironcad Monitors which VIII soon
be anoat--a most Formidable fleet OF themselves.
The Continental Iron Work. no" employ UPWARDS OF six
hundred men
SHlPYARD OF EDWARD 4. WILLIAMS, GREEN
POINT, L. l.
Mr. Williams has the construction or propel.
Ter steamship for whnore Cryden Co.. of New York. 10
bUrhen IT'S feet long 80 fe breadth of BEAM
aad Is feet depth Of hold with double deck He has
completed contract for two small stesmers the work
which has been commenced He has aso the contract Tor
dong all th. the five iron cad Monitors nov IN
of al the Continental Iron Works Tue
number oil men sow employed Is about 100
sIlIPYARD OF L. ), wHITLocK. GRLEHPoINT l. I,
newt, opened yard and has is first vessel
on side wheel steamer design Ell 20 run on the
North Riyer FROM New York Rondou. She VIII be 2S5
breadth OF beam, aud 10 feet depth of hold
will b. ready for nnching about the middle oil Noyem
Der. AbouL7J men AZ emlroyed IN this va
sHIrYARD or THOMAS STACK, WILLIAMSBURG.
this old established yard there the stocks side
wheel for Arthur Leary Co. OF New York, design
a ng She viii b. of 605 burtien 8o
feet lengih % breadth of b and feet depth OF
hold is also rebuilding or the light
ship Sandy HocA which used 20 be anchored OF point
after which She is named.
has been launched from this yard but
yessethe gunboat Port Royal ing 10 guns regis.
erins upwards OF 1000 tons. ana Of the following dmen
depth hold II feet Two hundred and fifty
employed in this yard.
MfscellaneOus
following table OF the vessels in the
nah and Galveston the latest accounts from
each OF those
The New York herald., 1862-10-20
CITY. COBIMERGIAL REPORT.

.SNTNFII1H OCT, To- T.
Asnrss.-The receipts were light and prices Grmer
sale OF Sc bbis pots yesterday made at s5, while
pearls were at ST 25
BRRApsTums.-Tlour Tho market heavy and les,
active and with moderate saio chiefly b. the donestc
trade. Prices declined from Sc to loc per bh, wti'e
the sales embraced about = COO bbs withs the tuuw
The New York herald., 1862-10-20
Arrivals md Departures.

NswsEES, NC--Steamer Ellen : Terry-Lieut Col A El.
IL, 24d Mass; CaptC Brewster, iU,h Conn., Lieut. II
porter, Y Neyy. John Glasson. Jr T. Navy; John
" ison Capt transport Pilot Boy; VIM Pierce, James
Iarkin CO stickney. Serrearls Hy Tyron, Henry
lnce VIM Nye and private James Crosby. all OF 9Th
private Sidney Raihbone battery, b, New York
- Billings.
NFwHERS NC-seamer George Collins-Henry Bras
and Acper from Port hoysl; L Lewis and Chas
gruwnhln, OF 25th Mas, and IL in the stecrage.
NV oRLeArs-Bark st Jsmes-R.v T d Banne lady and
. sht children; Mrs Chids. Mr Henry, Mrs Henry.
The New York herald., 1862-10-20
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-13
Ton W ORTH'S WINE S.
~ CINCINNATI,O
Sparkling, Cremant, Still and Sweet Catawba.

These wines, already known pure delicious and
healthf have of late been great improved by expert
enced hands brought from the champagne country. In
flavor and bouquet sparkle and vinOslty they compare
with the best of foreign production while having,
the bulk of those sent TO this country the nestimable
advantage of being absolutely pure. spurious wines
have been extensively sold under MIR. Long worth's
name. GEORGE Il. SPURR agent for Worcester and
vicinity. dtf myl
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Heal estate.
EOR SALE-The Woolen Factory,
FOR SALE-The beautiful man

d. FOR SALE-The beautiful man.
E,, sion situated on Catherine street. formerly owned
,l4iilsAzand occupied by JOSEPH z. HALE The above
was built by Mr. Hale for his special use and has all
the modern improvements 1t is situated on beautiful
elevation and overlooks the whole city. II has hne
stable attached and has about one acre of land well
covered fruit and shade trees, and is surrounded by
street on all sides. desirabl residence for sale
could be found For further particulars please IN
uuire of CHARLES b. PRATT, Worcester, or of the
subscriber, No. 10 West 4Gth street, New York,
mv9i diff JAMES A. FERGUSON.
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An GIST.-FOR SALE-A well selected assortment
of Drugs Medicines Chemicals, fixtures, and good will
of Drug store which has done good trade for the
past years. There is also connected with the
above business soda and mineral water apparatus, for
manufacturing soda and mineral water, which has done
a profitable bushes for the past ten years The two
branches of trade will be sold together separate, it
Iuay suit the purchaser Address E. NJ. d W. Worcester,
Mass dit lyl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-13

,,t. u =, ,,,., Luie tonlnlssioner q latents,
cations on all but ONE OF which patents have been grant
ed, and that is poW peadRg such unmlstakeable proof
Of great talent on his part leads recommend al
Inventors to apply 10 him to procure their patents a.
thay may be sure Of having the most faithful attention
bestowed their and at very charges
JOHN TAGGART
During eight mon his the subscriber I'm course of HIS
large practice, made hoce rejected applications SIX
TEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which was decided
In his favor, BY the Commissioner OF Patents
100, X II. EDDY.
Boston, Dec 2, 1861. deodly as
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Teacher OF Painting sc Drawing,
Portraits Painted and Copied.
Rooms No 20 Flaggs Building (Opp. Bay State House,
ia2s "Vi0o az '"'9
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MERRIFIELD.

DECISIONS AND BOUNTY MON
EY.-Particular attention given to the collection
of pensions bounty money back pay, Othe sol iers,
byIENRY g. RICE, Counsellor at Law, No Brinley
Hall, Worcester. su2sd3m
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A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS,
Late Agent OF o. s. Patent Q6ice, WASHINGTON, (aHder
The Act Of 1871
40 state ST., opposite Kilby ST., EOstOn.

After extensive practice of upwards of twenty
years continues to Patents in the Quilted States;
also in Great Britain France and other foreign conn
tries. Caveats Specifications, Bonds Assignments and
all Papers Drawings for Patents, executed liberal
terms, and with dispatch, Researches made into Ameri
ty OF Patents Inventions-and legal other advice
rendered in all matters touching the Copies of
the claims of any Patent furnished by RENTING One
Dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England,
but through itnventors have advantages for securing
Patents of ascertaing the patentabity of inventions
unsurpassed by, If not UNNECESSARILY superior to- any
ais below given prove that none is MORE SUCCESS
Full At THE PArENT,OFFI than the subscriber,
and his SUCCESS Is THE BEST PROOF OF ADYAN-
TAGES AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
abundant to believe, and prove, that at
other office of the kind the charges for professional
services moderate The immense practice of the sub
scrber during the twenty past has enabled him
fetal decisions relative to Patents
These, besides his extensive library OF legal and me
chaniCal works. and full accounts If patents granted In
the United States and Europe render him able, beyond
question, to offer superior facilities for obtaining Pa
tents.
All necessity of journey to Washington 10 procure
patent and the usual great delay there arc here saved
Inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
"Ircgard Mr. Eddy as one of the most capable and
succesJui practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
~ nave no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
callnot employ person more competent and trust
w0Fhg and more capable ofputting their applications in
form to secure for them an ary and favorable consd
Grafton at the Patent Office"
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1862.

bill of s60,0O0,O00. 1t is safe to say tina. the
demands on the Treasury to be met by taxation,
direct and indirect will be less than Sl65 600
OO0 per annnm III we take into account the
losses to be entsiled by the issue of Government
shinpasters, in the expulsion of gold, and the in
creased cost ofeyerything the Government has to
buy, this sum will be much larger The tyros
who thought to obtain SI50,000,000 without in
terest, by the issue of Treasury notes, have al
ready found i've per cent. shaved on their issues
before they out of the paper mill and the engra-
ver's shop. And it may DE predicted, with as
much confidence as the next eclipse, that no mum
Der Of victories by land and sea can stay the rush
of our specie to Europe, or long prevent the
steady depreciation of the notes, if the mad
scheme is persisted in.
The most formidable problem for our rulers to
deal with is how to raise Sl65 900 900 per annum.
Borrowing and exiting" have their limit. The
limit OF borrowing is always reached sooner by
resort to "kiting'' than in any other way. When
it is proposed to raise sl65 600 900 by taxation in
one form and another, we know Just where we
stand. One hundred and sixty five millions of
dollars are concrete substance provided they
be not paper dolars) which NAV be be handled
by the four rules of arithmetic distributed by the
census tables and apportioned to States, counties
and individuals The sum to be raised and paid
into the Federal treasury by New York every
year will be S21 ,344, ,042 so: by Pennsylvania,
Sl5,9s5, OBS; by Ohio, Sl2, ,S67, ,794 so; by Indi
ana, 81 ,430,I75 so; by Illinois, So, Ala ,64l so,
and the other States in the same cheerful ratio.
Our Committee of Ways and Means may conceal
these items never so deity; the money may come
through channels the most invisible and inscruta-
ble-the sums are so enormous, as compared with
any former experience of the American people,
that the taxation will not only be felt but il will
grind US all pretty fine before we finish paying
the first assessment. When we add to these ag-
gregates all the State and municipal taxes re-
quired annually. when we reflect that the Federal
tax is from four TO six times greater for each
State than their usual assessments heretofore, we
can judge whether it will be raised by any other
process than practical confscation. Perhaps New
England, New York, Pennsylvania and New Jer
sey may go through such tax mill with the
breath OF lie remaining in them, but there is not
another State, loyal or disloyal that can go half
way through. | knoto that when a Federal land
tax is added to the State and county taxes in
Wisconsin. Iowa, Minnesota, Kansas and Mis-
sour, the tax gatherer will, in vast number of
cases. have to take The land Itself, and | believe
that similar result will follow in many parts of
Ohio, Indiana and Michigan. And vet the land
tax is a small part of the proposed revenue bill.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10
The King Of Mexico.

The most stupendous of national aggression
since the selfstyled holy alliance ceased It's in
famous work, is this combination Of three Euro
pean Powers to subvert the liberties of the people
of Mexico, and impose on them a king, in the
person OF Maximlian. The international con-
dition of Mexico has for years been a standing
reproach to republican institutions; there has
been neither stability nor security; but while the
people ruled there was. at least, hope Thecen-
duet of the Mexican Government toward foreign
Powers has certainly been such as to reflect no
credit upon the Republc but this infamous al-
ance reflects no credit upon any kind of institu-
tions, and must be confessed reproach to the
age. The splendid stand which the people made
when the Spanish feet first polluted their waters
demonstrates that the spirit OF liberty still survives
in them.
Mexico has. in her people, brave and military
race, and in her leaders military commanders of
ripe experience and heroic character. There has
been rumor that one who has long been identi-
fed with the Mexican name, and whose greatness
n civilian aud Captain has never yet been
fully acknowledged by the world-Santa Anna
would fly to the rescue of his beleagured coun-
trymen.
This mode of redressing national grievances
has neither the sanction OF law nor morality. IL
is based on the tyrannical exercise of power by
those who think they possess it and can exercise
it with impunity 1t has no taste of the liberal
movements of riodern statesmanship. Spain,
worn out and decrepid, sinking in imbecillity and
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10

insign6cance, may be excused for trying to do
something to rescue herself from obscurity; but
surely France and England stoop great deal in
such,an association. And the allies humble them
selves not little in going to Austria for tool
of their tyranny and representative of their
usurpation. Weapprehend these powers will find
their road to the Mexican throne hedged with
difficulties and if they succeed in their i'll starred
project, their monarch will find his crown one of
thorns. The Halls of the Montezumas may prove
to him anything but peaceful residence. For
eign bayonets will not subdue the spirit of free
people, and the allies can hardly hope securely to
guard the person of the usurper.
Our Government is in no condition to render
aid against these attempted usurpations; but our
people may be fred With the Indignation of free
nation when the liberties of people on our con-
tiDent are threatened with subversion. For such
outrsges on the equality of nations there is no
common arbiter but the sword and the sword of
the stronger and more numerous party decides,
regardless of the right and the just. But there
is sense justice in the soul of nations as well
as of men. which evokes against the oppressor the
indignant voice of public opinion, more potent in
these days than kings and armies.-Boston Post.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10

able to our cause as those which marked the
earlier period of the war.
He then refers to the reports of the Navy and
War Departments. The difficulties which have
arisen from the short enlistment system. This
was caused by the opinion entertained by the peo-
pie that the war would be settled soon, while it
has how become probable that it will continue
through a series of years. He estimates the
strength of the army at present 70 be four hun
dred regiments of infantry, with a proportionate
force of cavalry and artillery. He says the pro
cess of re enlistment: and furloughs in progress
for the last month has so far disorganized and
weakened his forces TO impair their ability for
successful defense, but believes that this condi
tion of affairs is substantially at an eud.
He discusses the difficulties encountered in at
tempting to establish navy, &c. Then passing
on to the financial condition of his government,
he says the report of the Secretary of the Trea
sury will exhibit the gratifying fact that we have
no floating debt; that the credit of the Govern
ment is unmpaired. and that the total expendi-
lures of the Government for year has been in
round numbers Sl70, ,000.0 600, less than one third
of the sum wasted by the enemy in his vain eff
fort to conquer us-less than the value of a sin
gle article of export, the cotton crop of the year