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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03

S.M. PsrrRNaiLL 4 Co, No. 81 Park Row. New
York, and : State street, boston, are our agents
OF tho DKnosRAr 4 NBvs In those cities, and
are authorised 10 take advsrtisem ents and sub
scri p.ions for us 1t our lo~sst rates.
z. II. 5cRivsx, -, Dearborn street, Chicago, 10
authorized TO receive ID yeYtissmsnts for this pa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03

ALLEGED ENBEzzI.EnENr.-OD FRIDAY
morniog last syouDg gentlemen Of THE city
who has been year or NOR . 10 the arny "a.
arrested At the instance Of one Lasrenee J.
r'''sr' charged With mbezs'iog money en-
trusted % his care ty ssid F,sher end Others.
a"osntine 90 about three huojred aud fifty
o''afc The trial vac going 90 before Squire
Oa' sssn up to Saturday evening. Th. de.
".ndaut acknowledges that he received funds
but not starting home ~ sosn % be ,nten led
70. cent thslstter to The party to ~hom /. va
directed 10 this city By mail. The soo. arrival Of
the money, which belonged to the fellow sold
Ter. naturally excited suspicioo. and hence the
srre't The statement ofthe young mao loot.
very plausible. though it must % evident that
be Is in no eosdisiea 10 prove The fact Of mail.
ing sxsi-H v-g
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03
MARKETS..

< THE MARKETS.
Davenport Marke.
o,,,c. - nm, DEN N.ws,
Friday Z,
There ID no change in quotations sin
report. a
ELoUa--s46005.oo Wholesale and s5.2o@5.4.
retail. Shipments 200 bbls.
WHRAr-In good demand at 6o@6sc; prime
lots 75@slc. Receipts l,2o0 blu. Shipments,
400 bu.
BAxLEr.- Quie. at s5c9no5. Receipts $3.50
bu. Shipments 2.sao bu.
CoRx-We quote at 2oc. Shipments 400 bu.
Oats soIs5c Receipts 14J6 hu.
PorAToss-5o@soc. Receipts &c. bs. Ship
ments $50 bu.
ONIONS In great demand at 95,@si.lo. Re-
ceipis Ii bu.
Hoos-32.50 live weight
New Norx Marset.
NEw YoRk, Nov. /.
Flour Market rather dull and 5G9lOc lower.
sales 60o0 barrels at <5.65GJ.5 super West
ern; IS o0@6 So for common 10 medium extra
Western.
MHKAT-Market quite dull and ll2c lower
Sales soo0v bu at l.l4il % Tor Chicago Spring,
a9Gl.3i for Amber Iowa: $l.33tGl.3s winter
CoRN.-Market very firm. 7l@74c for spring
mixed Western.
PoRx Quiet. Sales 600 bbr. at $500 for
mess, q I'D l9.00Gl2.50 prime.
Na,sKY.-ScArcsly SO firm. Sales 400 bbls. At
$40.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03

Slsr GoNE.-The Sucker State land
ID here Saturday morning. rs.dy to take the
Siss aboard. The rteiosnt vss under march
'ng orders from Tsesday lses. asd shouid hav.
o'so fssdy to leave When The beai arrived,
oot o.'ng to In ef6eiesey Of cfBssr., did 10,
embark until sbont eight o'clock ia The .v.
''ne. a." . sos the vay 70 ~is glory
much. TIE rsgin.st hs,teS q he Bur,,.
h's's' "od esa. Baker ssds - s.sossasiae
speech IAh vsal tssay sAat x. sos..r, .m. :.
Teefhse 10 good order 10 the sfter,oo.. eth.
oat lssvise orders for ,h., rsgi.sss to .,er,h
asass The laesasss Il ras e~herka.,o.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03
From Washington.

From Washington.
WAsHIS6roS, Oct. 81.
Especial to the Tribune
A dispstch from one OF our special correspond
enis, dated Harpers Ferry. Oct. 3l,t, says Long
sets entire corps Is reported in Smokers Gap.
.. he valley just east Of it.
ana IN Ars picking up strag .lers near
Our troop. ford and " ithsbo,o
vAsHINGroH. Nov. /.
Id.
Special to the Wo. NV will con.
me Nas'o"at Ant'fHgencer oi .o-inol. -an in
tain . statement from ex President Bueha :
reply to Gen. SCOTS famous letter published
few days since regarding the measures for prevent
ing the taking forcibie possession Of the Southern
ports BY the 'roeps Of the different Southern
States. Mr. Buchanan intimatcs that he did not
heed Gen. Scott, suggestions for garr.soning the
forts before and after Mr.. Lineo'ne election. be-
c.u ,e the prospects were that there wosld be no
collision, and that peace councils would prevail,
and that such action would have Frecipitated =
collision.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03

PEA RIDGE, Oct. 20.
Since the time when addressed Won
last, We have had rather stirring time.
On Saturday We moved from the place
where we threw ourselves down on
our arrival, after dark, Of Friday night,
to point | judge 10 be about 8 miles
in advance. Here we were ordered to
encamp, and guess the order was uev.
er more cheerfulIy obeyed BY any body
OF troops. We vent to building 6ses
and cooking dinners with 40 alaority
which argued veil for an early NEAL
We had it, and then souGht the creek
distant about half mile, took q Q. ~
bath, came back and settled oarse, =. g..
, gooo resting 'pe''' a. ior g a. we
sbonld stay. Dear me! IN le.. ,h.n
halt an hour the artillery borle. ve,,.
calbrg the assembly Then harness mr..
then stand 10 reediness wba. did j,
mean "hy tia; our pickets had been
o'''en TO- dis'an, about nine miles. Tb,
ground at Pea Ridge was TO be Tough,
over sgaln: that was nothiug more.
Well, here is good place for fight.
'ne' aud none Of us thought the story
would sound any worse after one bat.
tle than it did after the one OF March.
1nere we're no wry hees when ve we're
to'd 70 TALL 70, except from those who
wefe 90 weak fson diarehea % to be On.
ut TO march-(we have about dozen
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03

IuLADBLrUt1e NOV. 7.
There will Be 20 draft in Philadelphia. The
have asesrtained. after carefal sx-
amit atioa and ehleiai esunt BY peseipess, that
more men have esl.sted from phia than
peeessa-y % 6l her quota.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03

New York stock Market.

INV YoRK, Nov. !.
Stocks better, and more active.
Gold un'etiled: 81 .2s9 LEVY.
c. b X. l. e35s:.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03

H For Sunday night dispatches see
fourth page.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03

9th 500 ,O0e, Fsdsssl ta1sss
Da!tng the past y. bis city. e3o.sOo for the
nave seee eo.lsctee - =. - Win - ssippe1 fcs
Nss Yok to-ooeros, froa =.
90 ffo0 Novada. 4G 80 4lst vhn
.Ths ship Css Wasw sspDsts. - sSip. 80
= IFs naeiee. sesisg ses ssres = 4. EssiA
onssaas - - fslly di.'tisesishasss. so
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-03

T-@ U1EGNPJAT, NOV. !.
The Suffolk County Bank NJ Sag HArb Z. was
er.ken open last night and robbed Of el3 90
:. apM q bilN, ard me balaDoe - bonds. 81 900
%. I'd TOR the detection VI the busSlsrs and he
II the money.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-05

Nm 2" correspondent states that in tbo
''.''H ,ho 'c,ralTamd'ta Ia ntes., anauimi.
~, ard Il mncss Is cyinc'd by the Polos which
has msic the year 1861 a memorable one in
tho annals Of tho prolonged oppression Of that
people. With no othoT arms bat q cross in
their hands, no assistance but the conscious
ness OF heir rights, tho people here have ri
and confronted mighty power. Noitter tho
greatest eNertiOns Of that power. aui savage
opprc, sion without a parallel in history, nor the
Indifference Of the whole Of tnrstian and civil
Used Europe, has had any effect in breaking
this spirit or suhdu!ng ihem in This moral war.
fare. The greater the efforts Of tho Russians tho
more iutoleraOle the oppression, the moro
did the vitality and moral s'rcng h OF tho people
appear glorious and powerful. Ito ration bal
60 endure 10 It,B OF tho most 6trOCious kind
her blood Wbs hoi without mercy the pTis'
Ons oveflUwed Wi,h her mobiles. sons mon
and wom,n vsro carried away, without any
trial or trace Of their existence, into the wilds
Of Ashland vet all this was Insufficient to
subduo her. Other means were resurted to
the .hOols were shut un 10 reduce tho people
90 state Ot bafbdrOus Ignorance the courts OF
justice were degraded, in o,der TO lead them by
injustice from the patd OF right the peasants
we're melted against the other classes, in order
20 tear asunder tho national unity. Finally,
oyclawtd 10y the might Of prayer, ho only arm
Of the Poles against their foes, they brouGh. on
the CIOstnR OF Their churches.
Some few persons imprisoned in tho Citadel OF
War,uw have been released. Among them ia
Joseph l.ociush, peasant, from the estates Of
Lowioz, who has been kept for several months in
durance vile, because the peasants OF the vii.
lage, where re IL provost were present al the
funeral Of the late Archbishop Of Warsaw.
There are several parties Of prso Aers who have
already received their cnce or rather notice,
of transp ration, but are yet awaiting the con-
clusiOn Of the necessary preparations for their
removal. Their number is stated to DO between
800 and 600. Still transports Of these poor VIC
tins are 6aily leaving Pola d. Many others
have not yet been olassifed-it cannot be called
tried; and no day passes without new
contingent coming to Ill up, at tho citadel and
the fortress o. hodlln, the places of those car
Tied away. Young men OF the working classes
and s'adents aIe drafted without any Inquiry
into the fo-called Orenburg battalious. This
punishment consists Of - years service as pri-
Yates, % tho t. p,c-s Crltl ion Of never get
tiugIr1n 'o" II may be- in agined what ago
ny 49, who have T,cli, sd a certain education,
| ana ' h1 have been accustJmed from childhood
| to civ IL d society, NUT suffer, 20 be thua
| oDu,s fr almost their who'e lite 10 the
r'r'cL,d and dogradr rg existence of Russian
| 'di,rs, in ZONE remote and isolated fort in
Nsa and hi there being even refused per-
o. tiCn % cJIr,sp5nd with those lef. bohiLd
item.
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IFi.h Iatelliaeuce,

5000 hive been subscribed toward the L !lin-
ton Testimonial Fund.
The Ballinssloe winter far was unusu illy
large, and prices wore considerably in AdyAuco
Of last year.
SaLt rstriCks Cathedral, Dublin, /, L,ing
thoroughly rcu ya.ed, through tho mudlconco
Of Me. GuinroEs.
TIE writings Of the late DR.. Doyle, against
which q ero were some basele's calumnis' have
received ito f,rml sanction Of thu S,crs1 Con-
erega'ion o. the Index Exp rEat rlus, AZ Rome
Tho Ri ht Rov. DIR. Kane. Bisbop Of Cork.
has torN ardod 20 the Rector If Tie Catholic
University Of Ireland neatly Si5 900. aa the
contribution f lie dio .eso towards the supDort
of that iusti ution.
Whilo two young ladies', Miss Rose O'Grady
a. her sister were lately wslking ia thsfr
demerse at Newcastle, Co. Limorick, they were
assaulted 10y an insane man named keofs, who
beat them severely. Their cries attracted the
attention of some parties, who lodged the Of.
fender In Jail.
A preliminary meeting has been held in
Dubln, TO make arrangements TO widen Car.
lisle Bridge. The project meets win general
favor, and Ia now under the patronage OF the
Lord Lie utenAnt, after an ancestor Of whom,
. former popular Irish yicsroy, the bridge was
| pamtd.
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The CopnscrIcur Bras. in the Army.

The special correspondent of the Boston CoH-
MERcIAL BULLETIN gives the following inter
esting particulars respecting the manufacturing
Interests Of Connecticut, the result of recent
visit TO the principal manufacturing towns in
that state;
The vast variety o.. articles male in Water
bury is almost beyond mpfchor sion. A grea.
majority Of all the equipments and brass orna-
mtnts upon cur SOLDIERS uniforms are made
hero. IL has been computed that each soldier
may have pould Of Waterbury metal upon
his person AID equipments, and it is thought
twotliTds Of them aIo made ia Waterbury 20,
perhaps it might te safe 10 say that this entor.
pri'iDg city is represented in the field by tuS
IN dred tons Of Ornamental brass Lot me
rHme some Of the foremot establishments
in order TO give yru scma idea Of ths place.
Benedict & liurnham Manufacturing Com
pany, with "a Capitsl Of : iO0,tv0 manufac'
tuTe rolled and th,e. lraH ami German sl.
yer, wire, tubing, bras sud copper riyets and
bars, bra n an Germar silver castings, &C., &c
Holmes. B 9th q lls, dsu's, capital $3.50 900
EMPLOY 800 hands, monthly pay roll smO unit
10 SH, 600 maze neu'ly Mo sim1 goois, with
the AID tion OF daguerreoty plates, mating,
SC. Brown & Bro her, 80 M n, pay ont -,
u0l poo month ana the CIpi cmlloyrd l.
t20y OlO make tho same goids generally, also
-ioam lCileT tubes. Srovillo Manufacturing
company CAp'h' g'VO,O,O' mhks hums Tu
olss nearly, alsO metal buttons and daguerreO
type goods. Waterbury Hook and Ego Con
pany, capital 600, 900, make variety of army
goods, on ploy 60 hands, monthly ray roll
about 800. Waterbury buckle CompAny
make all sorts Of buckles also military snt
navy buttons. There ara two pin msuufAc'or
les here. The process OF making and sticking
them on the paper is very interesting TO tn,
mechanic ard others. Tho Farrell FouAdrI
and Machine Company, with . capital of e90,
900, employs 70 hands, furnish castings and
! make rolling machinery"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-05
CoSGREsuAS ELYs rnIson LIE.

Corporal w IL. Moorell, in his recollection Of
prison life in Richmond tells the f. lowing
stories OF Congressman lily. lie says;
Mr. Ely received many visitor of distinction.
Mr.. BrsCkinrdge, | believe, expressed much
sympalhy for him, and engaged to use his best
influence to obtain his release.
About the time Mason and Sldell wers cap.
tured, Mr.. lily became quito uneasy. IL was
understood that membe' Of the Federal Con-
gress Pre- p1sei 10 contne these dstinRuishef
ConBpirators in durgeens as no tases for Colonel
COrcOran and Others, and Mr. Ely naturally
feared tbat 10 case this was 10 10 he wou ID him-
self receive similar compliment Of psrso nj
distinction. lilo accordingly despatched tJnis-
derate Commirsary Warner 70 " President
Davis with request 20 a'csrtain what he
'1r Davis) thought his (Mr. Ely's) ''ch tncss
wcroi The Commissaiy iuldlled hi' mission,
sLd rtufnCd with his tidinEs. IT, was met by
bir. Ely With spring OF Joylu anticipation.
"Mtll, " Faid the messenger " called upon the
President and asked him what no thought your
chances were, aud his ooly reply was, We'll,
Mr.. Commissary, do you mean in this world, or
Il next i''
Mr. Fly had at one time eff cted arrange
uents for his escape. Having offered the sum
Of g. 900 10 any one who would successfully
"put him through, the proposition was as-
cepted by DR.. GrsWud. He obtained a parole
al was not long in searching out the right man
tor the undertaking. This wlls an engineer who
had for many yours been employed on James
River, and knew every uf0Ck, inlet and forest
on the banks. The boat was made ready, tho
| OARS n filed, and all arrangements pertec ted fol
| a start On tho day iollowIng but, at tho deci
| fiye mom,nt, Dr. Gfiswod WAS arrested and
| sent to New Ofiolns, whore he died, ani the
| ptoj,ct WaS ahaCdUued.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-05
PRICE ONE CENT

JANIS BARRoTr, a grain msreh,p, or ,h,,,.
nVo Years standing, and ex PrssiJ.,, ~ ~.
NoIn Exchange, died At philadelphia on Mo,d, :,
house. WV" NJ" iofk
MR' BrRLtNGANE, the American mipistor "a
lhpa, has recently been 10 Can,on .L''.o' uL 20
bad an interview with Laon ,bo ca.,., uo,o nc
General Of tho Provinces of Kwar.,,rr' .1i
! hiVargs Thsse provinces contS, AZ oSo ono S,o
Of people, Mr. Burling,me visited tbo yyo,voV "o.',
| nor at his official resdence The Minis,o, 49,
ma re'ifue werc borno in cbairp. The bo.ra".
urni along With an air ot s reat imporIancs
@ ahu naste' crying, " Get out Of tho way' a grss,
'nan nan - coNing' Tho Governor rocsiv,6 hi,
Ii'tcrs vi much dignity. and en,er,,irsd
" we N N tiue I ineso stNle. IIe retur,.J ~
w oi NJ hutlipgamo on bosri tho U.nLor
a nre american s'eamer, which had been ni.coi
at The disposal Of the l,,tor. p''''N
r, FRo " statistic. recently prepared from, ,h,
'I.n' burradtt apyoars that The value Of raj |
ahl lhl personal o,tNte in this country has mora
,n,u va U"uhcd during tho ten years from Isi0 |
y" ,o"V ~ the former porod the aggregate
'"'ue was leNtn hlllt,n one hundrsd az , vty,
y h'e mll'ous. seven huudrci "a ~ NJ. ~,
non. hd, two huudrel aud twcnty.ci, IN, Ts-
4. .''N"'.-g 90 tie yo,r lS6O fho to,,I 40
cen b' lions o.' bundled aul t.v,y o,.
M '4"I t'o hu' l-'' ati siyt,.pns tho,s,rJ
y" nuAdf't sni 'h'riy rirr tktf t.I al
''l t"nr an i'croq'c ~ ~ o.G ttS nj or |
~, '"hc ihli,Gf -I1 CT rsrfr l'J r,r ~
~, ne '.Nunul"tcs wcd IL ~ tho country A
~ ON ~ thonsdrt lnillions. anI th, nte,,rt
.''o Z" ~ foa' a. ptuonN aS'at, IL 'b.r,. |
IT ",f' F"f "o-7'7d one k.o-d,5i md ii,a,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-05

Hn S'N by puplishne the follo-lns 70.
S'po i"f mailing ooo's water proof aud ,wic, a.
'"rao'e a. the, o'herNho would TO- you viii
'''",' AtA'of o. many OF your to,l,r,to .h,u
i,;t '''' 80 '"'
I.h;, ,qn'l l.-is e ;alior so,sysxsrd,,,
:, =, q h.'N i',m. u.'' - ttoicu.hI, ms.
,-,o ~ 'u'nl lfush, ora rae y,,,,''' ,...,,.,
',i,k' "Tglv iy.d ,o,'iur n tho i.,n1n
To- mo NAole uo'i. = les and al n,.,,.I,.i, ,o
~ ,no taslnr Dry tho tacts os'cfulv. 80 a, No, S
w, 81 1rn ~, Va, ,u, End then rcpat tho operation
"a very vet weather tie coupop,I .,,,,,,i
:. l' u" ~ orca week, Ly which ,hc lrnth.r II
,.-aN hs IN uo'd cor di ion, and vi la c'uI
"" @- l"uE 80 Vithout '' '"'y
know /, is,ytr%,n.' % 'Spars,ion - 'or y"s,,. .,d
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-05

gentleman reconily arrived at Cincinnati
! fom Memphis, Jan. ~, gives thu f,llox;,,,
s'at' ment OF the strength Of the rebel f,,,., =,
various points:
~ rue confederate forces a. llopkinsvillo NUN
Der about five thousand-ne,tiy ma ~ .iS i''u u,
"tum "oto tn tie SICK Iist s. hu,i,', VI
mon WeT" yht to trHkh,ill. b,tS,an IN, =
aIu u 80 oI Idt mon h. -, the Swain r,,,.
h'b'uen'' ''ione- tho q, l-S private, ~ non
'NI'ihiS' l"nei tihutIs aud I c0mInts.i,,,,., 80
GERS are IN tho hO,pitAls. OF a Mias,..;,,, WI 'u'
mont al.u ih,Io, lGl Iriva,ps Do nm 90
'"'eu 'ltoiH aud cummls. .iunvd oAnas.-,..
n StOu nenty here are 5000.
Oar iuiu mant gives us IN" follow NJ iloms of
news in rcgud 10 he strength ot tho Contodc-
rates at different points:
A. New Oheous there are ~ 900 at L1ko
Borgne there are two batteries Of artillery, and
at Lake Puutghartrain there ATE thcco.
Al Mobile thore are 1900, in command OF
Gen. Walker, ov. Secretary ui War.
Between Ch,rlcs'on and Savannah, on tho
railroad line, there are ~ 900.
Al Pensacola there arc between 10 900 and
2U,UUO
At Columbus there are 3 OOO
J,f Thompson is at Nov Madrid, in COM
mnuI ot 100 men.
Cen. Floyd is al Scottsvile, % miles from
DO slirg Gfetn with uOO mon. il belioyot
In tho South that he left Western \fginli, not
lCcau5o lie was utltu oN, nut D'CidHH OF th'
scarcity of provisions. They sy hia msn
lived on boiled chosnu'' aud Jfiod apples for
two months previous To their rotroat from Var
gniA
BIN. Mccullough ia in command Of a rogi
ment Of cavalry near Manassas.
Ten. d. VI. Frost Of amp Jackson notoriety,
Ia a. laoksOnp,rt, Ark. recruiting q brig tde.--
lle has raisod l,O men thus far, or rather that
number was raised for him in Memphis.
There arc no troops Whatever IL Memphis
nothing that looks Ike war, except the manu-.
fac'u Of army Clsthing, &c.
It was reported, and fully credited In Mem.
phis and New Orleans, few days before our
inform ant loft the former place, that tho reb
els had G ,cuted Galveston, Texas, AMI hal
gone TO Houston, and that the Federal forces
bad taken possession Of Galveston.
A. TO the efficiency of tho Southern army,
our Informant say the men are po Drly clad and
poorly armed, but well fed they have plenty
10 eat, and cannot be starved out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-05

FSTION LADTESl


FUasil FUR5 FUR5li
Old s.,tahished Now York Fur Maaufactur-
Dept ~ Chatham -, offer greater induce
thAn ever. Now w ,he time " gef your win
y ,lr about half tue uSuAl price. We have
fesh, and the bea selected ssook OF Furs W
a, Al the following very low rates
r Mink, Caps, muB ami Cuts - 30; Water
,hll y Cap, auh and Cuffs go ; Marsh
lk Cspu. Mun and Cuis, $40 % frrncn
Eape, MuG aud Cuts II " 80 French
Ill y Cnpe Nut aud Cule 40 " 3la D :
sab.a Cane. Mun and Cufs, 81 " $40 (;
Minh MufN g. H. sSi Water Mink Nuts,
D, French Sable Mua-, 50 ~ 80 so; Water
snch Mink, French sable and American Fitch
. x Martin u Capes, - " sTH' viotorine'S 81
Sable, Stone Martini Fitch Martin, Mink
Brook Mink and Grey slberiA sqyurral
4 As low. A large vAriety of Children's Fancy
New York fur Manufacturing Co., depo,
khan st. Cleaning, repairing and altering
hone FLHNIN0 haSsger. iali 24ar'l0l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-05

We lean from 'ho new edition Of the R,mr
Catholic Directory, that there are 2! Cltholi
Peers being Peers Of England and Peor. 0
me United Kingdom; - Catholic Pcor- ait in
tne m House OF Lords. Who're ara 81 Ci'hoiic
irish. Of the niembers of p.tiamont ri ara
Scahoiics; n Great Britain there are iSs
JSa,n",le ,Se bishops aud priests, 1,oto churchc..
,eeosPsl', ana stations, 30 comm unitlos Of man
, ,o- converts, and ~ cAlereA i-he increase m
~; y. 'ttHc las, 'as 10, f m.hop, ami priests
eommnr;,io. 60, ; ch Is ana sta ions, 49, of
t.s' l. sho"inc an incr,nse IF ri; ,p.rc,,i.
.uo numbers OF tho bishop,and cIor ", an in.
.''Se :" !" per cent on tue number Of Aurch
. a"u trap"!' an increase ot t. per con. ~ the
=. m'ei oi communities e men; an inrr,. ,4c of
, ,, in iV' e'n' On the number OF cnnveuts. AZ, VI an
',,,. VI POr c'ht on the numbor OF ;c. |
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-05
MISCELLANEOUs.


AFDND WITT H8HHIaaNH-
|ou can prOCureioi any DrnRgist In this city
|dnity Or. TOBIASb VENETIAN LINZ
Il is q sure and speedy cure for Sore
|, Headache, IOothdche, Chroaic Rheumd-
|Clie, Group, and FdiTls in the Limbs. We
every me N give II = trial. The expense is
,rihe-2b oanus-and We are Confident no
viii ever DO without ID. Every family should
ottle in the house In case OF sudden aoct-
,ueh ~ cuts, Burns, Sndlds, DC. It's pain
\ qualities are miraculous. AH for Group,
AYsd the lives Of hundrela; we have the GER
" prove 10. ofice % COrtAndi st.
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