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New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
ItrIr.

Alarming reports as 20 Ghrita,di's heal'h had been
current, lat they were sad 10 DO exaggerated.
Nsvati e!ess q uisdc.l consuitat!Ou had been called
to coni.Ccr tie eIpedieBoy Of anpuisuon, and Iioi
psrtdise iad nga!n lott England to iaie part 40 u.
TIE Italian Parliament is convened ior loih OF
November.
The KING had held review OF II, 900 men In the
Champ d. Mare, Turin.
Tie Ilqiia assog,e that the Eiug viii proceed 70
Milan, where 10 viii hold Wow o. tie troops Oi
that diyi,iOn.
From Milau lis Majesty win proceed 10 Bologna,
Parma, Piscenga, Alexandra, AID Genoa, whore no
will hold Other reyisws.
Tho Piuce Of Wales and the Crown Prince and
Princess OF Prussia had arrived a. Palermo.
BuHler's Parts COrresDoaGence ntsef,s that NJ. de
SAuiges Is instructed 10 demand from The King ol
Iuly public lrd unequivocll TenuaciltioG Of bic
claim 20 uaye Rome ior n capital, aud tie Prince 80
Ia d'AuYergne is to AJAX the Pope 10 accept accom-
pli,Lei fsc,s . to content biDten with Rome.
Tina The policy 0. concillation 10 De attempted
by II. Drouyn Dc Lhgye.
'Dr. Nelalon, the distinguished French physician
who bad been summoned 10 attend on Gar5aldi
considers amputa.ion unnecessary, ana u confident oi
the Genera recovery.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
Candidates fer the Vacant .1hroIc.

The steamship City Of Baltimore, Capt. Kennedy,
which ealed FROM Liverpool at noon Oh the Goth aud
from Queenstown on the 30th ull, arrived here
yesterday.
The steamship Nova Seoiian, from Liverpool on
the 3Oih via Londonderry tie 3lsl Of October,
was boarded of Cape Race at O'Clock Tuesday
morning, Nov. II, by the news yacht OF the Asso-
ciaied Press, and summary Of her news obiane'.
The news by the City OF Baltimore and Nova Scotian
Is Ave days later tban that previously received.
Tie Europa reached Liverpool shortly after noon
on the 9th.
The Jura arrived or Londonderry on The evening
of the 27th aud reached Liverpool the afternoon
CT the 2Sib.
The City of Washington was at Queenstown about
noon on tine 2S;h.
The steamship sazonia, from New-York, arrived
Ct Southampton On the -e,b a October.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
y,ussia.

The Journal De 81 PetersbRrg publishes diplo-
matte eorretpondepcs between Earl Russell aud
Prince GcrchGkoif, in reference To the hontencgrin
question, aud tue tale o ibisgin Turkey generally
E4rl Ru-sell holds opinions contrary 10 tiose OF
tho Rufsisn Government, respecting Tie CONDITIONS
Of eacs imposed upol MONTENEGRO, and explains Tor
,,hst reason. Eng aud must decline to give her sup
por. to projects which have no other am than that
CT dssolying the tics Of slz,Iaiuty which connect
Montenegro with Turkey.
Prince Gorcbak'A, IN reply, enieayors 10 show
that she Porte has acted with great dishonesty to-
" ard Montenegro, aud states that Russit also con
d en-, the maintenance Of the Turkish Empire as iu-
portant for the political equilibrium Of Europe.
Rue. nust insist however hpon IA more oouciha
iory system OF government being insusurated N
Varhey NJ far as The Carisian subjects of the Porto
are concerned Princs GOrehakoH also cersures
the conduct of the TurlIsh Goyernmen, IN the heF'
zegoyina ind Montenegro, and At Belgrade.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
Greece.

The abdication Of Kias Otho 10 fully confirmed.
lIo aud his Queen arrived at Corfu On the ~7h, aud
~ oceeded to Venice.
ihc Provisional Government, under the Presi-
dency OF 81. Mayfoeord4lo, Lad formally doeared
the dynasty Of King Ohio TO 10 deposol
IL i asserted that the candidacy Of Prince Leutch.
enberg 70 tho thron. Of Greece seriously spoken
Of at Athens An address being si1gcd ut Athens
calling upon the IODans 10 unile Themselves 10
Greece.
Tho insurgent chief a. Monilza is sad TO have
called the inhabitants 10 au15 hguns, tho Gurks
Abdi Pasha had sent a strOng division 20 occupy
Aria IN order 10 repule The Gieeke should they
lemrt 90 make aI iHoars0u into Albanian terulory.
TIE LOAf0H Jimfs say. the Lbdieaiion oil hiDg
OHIO lwnose rule II strongly denogncedi an cven.
which may prove Of tho gsm0sl importance lA t.s
politics OF Eastern Europe. me 1tmes trn.is that,
whether .hey choose member OF y European
ie!gulug hOuse, or mau OF their own race the
choice viii be ratified WI hodt besita-Ou by Europe,
and that tie Greeks WA not create trouble ly az
nfIction q public tie tiee, or my attempt a.
present 70 extend their territory.
14s London Peat says: "Tbo sef.cons..lated
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
France.

Tie French journals eso largely occupIcd With the
Gree. question.
ILe AlDrn7r Posfs Pam correspondent says that
NJ DrJgyl dc lhuys las eXlIes "a ia very leci ed
lnpuags ais drsi.o 10 at with England ga hll
threatening foreign questions whica, al cTtioal
r,sment Ike tae present, ught fulthsF disturb Ibe
peace Of tAe world.
The Paris Bourso on tie @S.b, wa5 dull Gnd heavy.
Reates declined to 1905.
Mr.. Sllel had Al interview With tue Emperor on
10 1o.h OI October.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
yrfiiu mad China.

The Calcutta mail, with letters and papers 70
Sept. -, bad reached Englaud Tic ,dsioes sre not
20 .ie as baye nlresdy been publshed BY telegraph
A Calcutta Telegram OF Oct. II reports raiLer more
doing in imports, but prices unchanged. Exchange,
2lOi. -
Al Bombay, Oct. 12, imports were dull, baI steady
Cotton had recovered. Exchange, 9iUs..
Tho Hong Kong mail dates are to Sept. H. but
there is no news Of importance.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
Coumorcini TnfcIIigencr.

LONDON MoSET MAREET.--Ihe fuuds were fai.
The demand At Bsk for discount continued active Tie
Bsnk's nialmurl rate tad sdyancs ell 10 : = cent
LIS sRFo,L Oct 31toTroN-lAe sale. " IN, is' I0uf
fay. rcudug IluTsday have hcen 600 bars Iue uhAri
1t been Vsly doll ard al qualities sshty owor spec
alston sso srEouefs have taksn 900 C~es
Srsrg Or TEADE-lhc Msncho.tsf HIAet IL dnA ana IL
EEzap,ruYysThs BresJsua. naketi. sie.Sy add .sner
ay unchar g.l Ne-sft. Elrhads9n. spence 20 L- m J.
Athys 4, and Ntael.d Mash Co. rrpan FIonf s ID
Nhes quiet srd hnn Red Western s1lNI Rel y a. siu
lni Gl80 Waite Ho.irra d. e3lli " bite Southern IL q
a. Com hIaief, Algtd. Is0HI.
PHoy0os.-T To ,aue suh,u.l,s report Ie.fhes!y fors
fcNaal qutet vi downward tendency. Lara Gu
ard unchsps,di quoted ~ aNI. Iallow easief
Pn0srcr~u o4iet bu steady. Rice inactfs. Coire.
tsl,s A.hss qlst. Pots = .. fe.ls hcgL Dat
tIir.fs furp-ntlnr ugfnlnal ft - @i45i -
LosDos. O,l 3n-IhsADartTFs lfuner and eighty higher
lr4 a. E!Ca fln iAttgw steady al . ~. o. Lls.
sarD o. ''saiy ald ancia fsi
Iosl9Ls lse s-sicd 81. ~. az. for rsnoy.
Tue o. pncotar a. been sa'sr,ed bytAe Bsak Of
iiIs1n CEsgEAL sHA1Es us saossi e, = discount.
LEIE egJ
LATEST.
LVzsroor., Oct. 3l-COTToS--Tlo Br9kerE
Ccu- gep.fs ils .ars sf So vesk y go b4e'. -
u8nr Apgl 20 sysruafos an g: fo sET1us o. naf-
4st bfst d4 snd .fiers t.rs csca ~ 20 fof
American. 40 "a ief saait ifo ia.et treaJ ial re
s,tistf q ln tscs 80 nsffs' c'o iae rfesais at tho
saoTr gated ase..as lac ssiEsizs- sloaasH. ns a.
fs.i1wf
III. Or.t,rs ilnidHrg Orsar........,7i
ss4f ............7A lh4iiDg p'aa4.......sid
Te .tacL 10 pr l. s.lmaiss = s4s0l sAs.. o. sAeh
"a roo ATasfssn.
Dsa.nsIsgss--Fl Flsur steady whss. .sdsr. Com sais.
rfou,iosl-Tks Provision Hsri,. 10, nA bu, pixies arc
ilssos Oe, 5i.-Cort,'. Tor roney. o,i8oa
.luol. ID tausl srnfrs t54fis di.C..ntt af.-s. IT,
40 ee-.ss 10 it. tsat hfs ascfsaiee A-.to'1
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
49, : 2 : -,..,,'-'---------- :, =

The specie per the steamer orhaoa, wnls' i' ,rs-
from San Francisco on Tuesday, tho I'm nS'' Nav.
oorted by the telegraph at ONLY SlSo,uO ~ .Siry
York and $4,000 for England. Ihe prOOs,' p',,,o "a
,bet !, sboud be 81 OBS 900 induced ii1 a''e''''
,Lat smoua! by sho copyis. Cox tho p'e's'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
iAdves,,,e neni.i

TnE UNITED STATES lax Law, .,
vo,e RF,pY ia pamphlet of 8, PAGES oa hne ~. ,,h
pr,ile he hill which j. wosi for werd N R,r.ptsls-
ss,,n.l text We sppsnd % Il An APhin.., . ,int
% ,.-,y artlsle L, - taxed ny tue ss .sa,ulsts
~ tbo - 10 bs ievlsi theru,n. Inis render -
,o.yeni.al a. u ia possible 70 maze n, e.pses. ~
fries gs'.s, ttIj,,,. rng TRiBUss Ns~'i''~
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
CITY ETENu.
sscgctsnsi.

CApBELr's MrSsTRILs.-I Is company Of Eihi-
opsa yocii;s appear every evening, and on
Wedle,ily and sa.nrday afenoons,a at the Palace Of
Ngsc, corner of Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

Misos Josrs, LrorUHEs.-Tbo Grs. lecture OF
Ibis distinguished Iilh ofalor viii DO given next
Monday evening (Noy. ~, a. Irving Hall. The
subject will be Garbaldi and the Italian Question"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

DoDwonrHs HAtL.--Tbe "Myer, Sisters" give
an entaraiamont Of dramatic reading and singing at
DcdwoTths Hall tbs evening, beginning al o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
Alrnln .nenL

WiyTFR FASHIONS. Have you seen mo W ~,
49, '. - M, DKNoaEsr's MuWoK " F,sNcSI
" i y f,. 10 b. the knpcec fa.ho1 ~ sh1s
- - ,J ,rrs l.dv mother. niiucr. ont jfss'n.h~
ssealr nave cory OYy . cents Toe thee i"'''"'- ~
80. 49,, ,,,rtA more th.R twice is coat alone.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

TIE VOLUNTEER FAMILY AID FuSD.-The second
appropriation Of $500 600 for the relief of families Of
yo'unteers il neaily exhausted. Disbgrsementsfron
the third appropriation will be commenced "hsa
needed. The total amount expended moaIhsy u
abou, 900. From their experience in these pay
ments, tire Treasursn Of these furds are row ena-
5lsd to mako more equitable distribution, aud more
read ly prevent frauds thau g. the ol,set. Al c'Ii'
zens arc invited to give notice c, the Controllers
Office if frauds cone to their knowledge. The Ireas'
urers are az follows:
Fourth senat risl Oistiic z. H. Gorge.
Fith Senatorial Disriet. VIM Trusos.
Si1th senstorial D.sttcE A. A Derasan
Seventh Senatorial District. }. +. hcIc.L
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

Anrlsrs FCED soorrIT.--Ths Third annual exbi.
biiiou of this society WI open on Monday ueAt, at
,lo gallery Of the Fino AIT Institute, No C25 Broad
WAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

IsQvgsr.--Coroaer Naumaun held an inquest yes.
terdy OF tie body Of Joserh b. c Cay4-ash me 'oet
s i.d iflai ls ,fecs VI ss1s received = o.. Lanis
,pt Jsrs siaxo OF the ola, n@rims-t ~ y Yeiantsss
ND lazy read.l,d vet dc th4l ~ decs'ssl - hs
drh b. lab wounds Tie Alu@s ol tie r.i,5ef tA,L
Muxoad Ilr ACCUSED Committed TO ae Jsass % asAh
tir ac.!oa ef tue araui July.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
fAdvsrtiscment.
kpovAr1c SCHElDAM SCiisAfs'
ps,sp., Rcu, wnixT and WlSH'

Tho subscriber offers the trade hi' '.Se' oS aportss
liauor, much sso~ ths Prrsan. S ,,h, wish 10 pss.
Country merchants, srSce't sf"ts''.f. ~
49,, had b.t.eg MAKE eanS sgpea,..i. o Wot,x
No - Bssv~'A
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

WHOLESALE LIeUoR DEALERs.-Abqtract ofa
letter from the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue 10
lbe Collector OF the Fourth District Of New-York:
OyFICz 0P IsTgRyAL RsvsSuHl
WAsHiSGToS, Nov. l.. isb2.
A brewer who ssis bis beer s'e Gc nom
s.or.house vault 10. connected with hi. brewery
take license wholesale hqusr dealer" 10 order 70
make such sales Ills nesrss brewer only enables Lin
10 sell at his brewery.
C. =. FsrCE. Acting Comra,siones.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

SrApBiYG CAsE.--0n Tuesday evening an ahisy
ioos pls,r IN tic rumk1p cf James knr-y IL NJ rus'
ssee betNe.a Igifd snd tourih assnues dans "t.a va
usy stabbed "a n tho a5toAca ~i.h SINE n"s
iu wound whi1h ma, prove mostaL Delaa "ss cob'ej.
10 bellevue us ai,a lac feaaias ~ 's'y esi- '
.lft1u.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

$1,000 Premium oiicred by X. l.. WoLcoff'
Il, .,aiber corann ID certainty wofsay Of no.ss &c az
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

THE REVOLUTION IN GREECE
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

Flight Of the Eing-lls Arrival in Vienna
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

AsERicAS GTo0RiFuIcAt AND STATISTICAL So
clFIr.--On TAngsiay evening Mr.. John Banyagi
Will reed paper before this Society on The Sea Of
Galee," illustrated by views ard diagrams prepared
from personal observation.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

LrcruRI OK CiyALET--In respons, 20 the re-
quest q several leading c.tzens Msj)r II. Robinson
viii deliver Ice ca the usefulness and efficiency
of our cavalry force d, tho Cooper iestitute, on IL
day evening, lor the tensi. Of the Sanitary Com
misti0l.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
Great Speech Of Coblen On American

CRITICAL CONDITION OF GARl1slDrS HEALTH.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
IAls.rt-.rutn,.

Everybody should obtain PH.ENoL0olcAs
ExaMtNirioN of lowiga WGLis. No SJs bs0ss"-'S
l,.ou .olf taeuts ds!cets aud aTcfes Vseap~'.oA-
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

AsuoRr--rhe schooner Weno OF Sslem from
New.B sdlorl, f9T Aew-Yo o. the 9tA ius-anJ al
. ocio.k, was oyoilaken by saow-s0r.a in tie
sound, lost hor a.ils, and went ashore near LAto.I
Neck, L. |. The ycssei is ~. blged yet, AID msJ
10 80. III when lho wind changes south.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

FIRE ~ WILLIAN STRrTr.-Yesierjly morning
aboa. q clock, fire broke out N hs bakery, No:
II. William street A. lhe corner " S'ru.e, occnped
oy Deii.k Lsw'soni damage about SiJ. in'Gfed
H. the X lssegs Insurance Company. Iue bu il.Ug,
which IS very c.iaiid-ied, is owned by A. Z.
II u.ckerMan.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

Trz CuRErScY QuEsTIoS.-Seyeral Of our city
car and stage lines havs ifaued notices, announcing
that on and aier Saturday next postage stamps wilt
not te received by them rs currency. We are in
formed that many Of our relal dealers have arrived
nc tho same discrimination. Tho business men OF
Portland, Msine have agreed that n silver hall
dollar will pay for sixty cents worth Of goods. a
silver quarter dollar for thirty cesis worth, Aaif
dime for SIX cents wo,ib, &c. and that coin ehal DO
paid out at toe same ratios. Paper money of any
description does not cone within this rule. There is
no, tho least scarcity ofspeeie in tho Canadian Pro-
yinces and in the city OF Montreal American silver
son Is slmost "a drug in tho market.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
ruffst.

LoypoS, Oct. 3l.-Ihere is 10 political news Of
importQuc, to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

LAGER BEER BRTwERs VERSUS TIE Tax LAW
conycnten of lager beer brewers from different
parts of the STATE aud country was held yesterday ai
ternoon ut Pythagorss Hall. About one hundred
persona were present representing the brewers OF
New.York, New.Jersey, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Pittsburgh, Reading and Albany. In tho absence
of tho President Of tho New-York Association, by
whom tho Convention WAS called Mr. Lauder OF
Reading WAS called to the chair. A letter was read
fros Jamo. spoy,r exhorIing the meeting 10 united
action and advising them TO take tho most energetic
measures Gga.ns. tho dictates OF tie Tax bill. The
object cf tho Convention besides deyisDg means for
mutual protection against TIE operations OF tho now
Tax bll is to organize = ceairal association, 20 ox-
tend ita authority The United Statea The Con.
venuon will continue its sessions until The whole
subject ii discussed and .hon terminate lhei' la0os
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

Pro, inc. W. S. llows commences Course
Of Public Readings NJ Dodworlh's Hall, No. oOt
Broadway, on Friday evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
A l1y,fnry Of rfeu-N.rir.

The following correspondence between the conn
,d II Ma. Brinsmado and Simeon Draper esq.
Pfo~os, Marsla-Ceneral, IA publIaed ty request Of
hsr lrsuds:
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

DkyocrArIc CoNTxarscE coNNITTsEs.-Tho
Conference Committees 0. The Tamnany aud No1ar:
factions met yesterday at tie WiswaI. bat ,Tans
acted no business. They nee, again On Monday
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

AvrHoSY's EarREss EvGESiE.-Hayall Of Loa-
don photographer to hs royal family, has long en-
joyei tie reputation Of producing the most ariais
un portraits ia Tie kin .dOm, and bis success IS ios
more credi,abe from ths fc. that the Eoglish aiHst
q ore Is bazy and ualyorsb.e TO photographs pant
iug. Acdsrt Bill.h.Anerieans have been ia lie
habit Of pronouncing tie productions Of our aaavs
photogrp piers Ear inferior 10 Mayali or even TO hs
be,ter class Of Paris poiuies bat those by Anthony
Of No. 5Ol Bloadwsy, are 20 hne that we think evea
EnglsLmen must acknowledge their meTR to %
equal to .ho best OF the Loni0n artist. Tnai If the
Empress Engcnie. which they have just Issued IS .
carte ds yisie, is a lair specimen OF tAer work, as
well as al attractive picture.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
by appointing committee to proceed 10 wssbo,,o,
and consult with tue authorities. IIt oT~


WHOLESALE PoIsoSISG Ar Sr.rns Isr..,
Last Sunday morning man named John sv;vs,
With Bis two children, ag 4 respectively fou- va,
aud five months residing on or near the Moro;,,
Star Road, in HortLdod, Staten Island wers f,u,S
dead in their bede. An iuqnest was subseo,.n,,v
held by Coroner Syioon, when it was found ,b.,
Swivel and lis children came 10 thoe deaths Lv ,o;-
son, which had been mixed in their food tla = A.
before. The wife and mother escaped Circn,n.
stances have transpred to 'asten susDicion m n .
certain person, anl proceedings have been taken
win view to a more thorough investigation Of thu
last.er.
TIE LATE REy. DR.. BEBRfAy.--A meeting Of ths
Clergy # the Protestant Episcopal Church was be d
yesteidiy afternoon il the schoo-goom Of Trinity
Ch pei, Twenty-ifth street. to express their regret
at The doath Of The late Rev. Dr. Ber,iap. aud ia
condole with his family. Dishop Potter presided.
The meeting was opened with prayer by the Rev.
DR.. Haight, after which the Rev. DIR. H1bee read
tho report Of meeting Of tho Clergy Of Trinity
poish, held ia Trinity Chapel on las, Sunday even
ing Eloquent ailusions to tie illisEioas CAri,;i.a
character of the deceased, and The loss which the
Church had sustained by his demise, were embodied
in TIRE report. Tho Rev. DR.. S3abary presented a
series Of resolutions expressive Of the sorrow Of the
clergy at the decea,e of DR.. Berrian, which were
adopted. Remarks were then made by various
clergymen present, each OF whom paid high
tribute TO the character and Christian virtues Of hs
venerable mns,er.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

Ffvy CoNSycrrcUr REoIMgsrs TO ARRWg.-A
camp is to lie established al East New-forS fos I've
regiments of Connecticut Volunteers. They are 10
await the movements OF Gen. Banks. They srs
announced to arrive - follows:
The 2sh Retuert Col Krs'ey, viii take ii' departure
this sfersooa en N0rwsa board steamers. sna aIs
hsrs to-uorrsw glorlin..
NE esa Rsllmeai Col Elsren. ercaHped at Hsr.'ord
Will ebsA Friday altenoyni AID Asf7s lefe oa ssifssy
morning =,
IA, "a Regiment a expected to i.ks tho c'r, . New
Utgrl ss.uglay AL sl1ve sese IL the eFeli q ~
sal. day. N, -
lse eih Regiment. Gel Mlr'isd "a sou Of Brig Os,.
Na.ss. d. il elcsa ped l.-ss.y" IL ~i- eoLe % sau
cry asr.y lexi week.
no ~ j, 4. nsnl w. leave E,w.HAyen sod arrive teTs
sto carly ueztNtex.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
More American Vessels Destroyed

THE INSTRUCTIONS OF LORD LYONS
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13

THE ENGLISH PRESS an ADMIRAL WILKES
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-13
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

By the City Of Baltimore ard kOva-SfOiian'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-07
FEDERAL COMMANDER In TIE
WEST.

The Cincinnati Gazette of the Goth, states
that so far as was then Known, Buell. still has
command of the army of the Ohio, and the
Kentucky neutralizins influence is exerting
itself to retain him. General Rosecranzi s
comman4 is now announced to be that of a
new department of Tennessee, east of the
Tennessee river, and running south for guam
t:ty. General Grant has department west
of the Tennessee river. General Wright has
command of the department of the Ohio,
which includes Kentucky and General Bu-
ell, so far as heard from, the command of
the army of the Ohio, which seems 10 swal-
low up all the troops in Kesfncky.
The-same Journal adds The only pro-
gress made seems TO be the release of Rose
cranz from the weight of Grant. But this is
done at the cost of another department, a
thing which seems especially devised to in
troduce confusion into military operations
The multiplication of commands is the ex-
tent of the treatment that the Administ
ton dare apply; and this reverts to the
status quo when these have worked into their
inevitable confusion. Then even restoration
is made to appear a relief.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-07

s.Mack why in the hell dent you give
it TO these spectators, says a farmer.
What spectators ? we ssked. These in
fernal merchants" We promised him TO
do so. but be hardly gets out of sight till
q merchant steps in and says. Mack, |
want you TO rake down The farmers gen.
eralfy-they are asking three or four
prices for everything they raise they
.bare got chickens up to so cents piece !;
butter to SO cents per pound. eggs 30
cents per dozen, and everything else
accordingly. and | can get nothing to
eat These are the CALCULATIONS We
frequently hear. bat after mature con-
sideration. as everybody is speeuiatiag
who has anything to sell. we have con
cIuded tbat we were all nothing more
than hungry set OF canibals, trying 10
eat each other up. and plunging head
long to the devil as fast as the wheels of
time can carry US. where we.all will
land sooner or later if we don't do a good
deal better than we have been doing.
There is no use of jumping on to one
class of men for specializing when every
body that can raise few dollars is en-
gagged in the same thing. The '.al-
mighty dollar" is all the present genera
ton lives for or cares for.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-07

Departed this life, on the battlefield of Mum
louisville, Oct. 18th, 1862. LuolUs r. A. PEARoE
eldest son of Collin and Elizabeth Pearce of this
city, aged 81 years.
From his infancy, Lucius was of remarkably
delicate constitution, and being reared by his pa
rents with more than usual tenderness, he was as
deficient, probably in the physical ability to with
stand the hardships and privatioDs of camp life
any who ever entered the field Yet the fires
Of brightly in his BOSOM and his
sense of duty would not permit him to remain at
home while our country was being invaded by n
vandal foe. In March last he enlisted in the
:" Semmes Rifles of this county, Capt. Hugh Love,
which attached to the 9th Miss. Regiment,
Chalmers Brigade, Braggs Army. As soldier,
he performed his whole duty, faithfully promptly
and cheerfnlly. In the ever-memorable battle of
Munfordsville, KY, the i4th Oct. 1862, he was
in the front ranks of that gallant and heroic band
who charged the works of the enemy up to the very
mouths of their cannon. But, alas THIS desperate
and heroic exploit ended his earthly career. He
fell, in the truthful language of the telegraph lit
orally :" shot to pieces and when. a few mo-
ments after the battle his mangled and matillated
body was found by a younger brother, the vital
spark had forever fled But he died in a noble and
holy cause-in defence of his country, and all that
makes life desirable. Let his parents, who loved
him with affection never exceiled, and his other
relatives and friends, CONSOLE themselves with this
reflection, and leave the balance to God who can
change the heart in the twnking of an eye
Iucius Pearce born and reared in Madison
county. lie was young man of amiable, generous
and eonfding disposition, which secured him the
universal friendship of those of his age while
his uniform courtesy and poteness towards his
seniors. won the admSation and gained him the re-
speot of all. He was dutifal son fond and affec
tioaate brother, firm and unwavering friend. and
atonnd the hearthstone of the homestead his
las created void the world can new
We offer his heart-stricke~- - W -
49, a., s. 49, audience of
FRIEND.