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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-27
Richardson, spence e. Co.'s Circular.


co.rox The market opened Mond.y. win en- sni y,
mated tue An,ralaasn and prices VI
M a. sdgsnced ia "a 4 10 On Tuesday aud NeSn-slsy
49, there wss general irqify. aud fun rats were
pal bus Yesterday toe demand lei o. and to-day Win
se Of barely 2CoU bales neNy ne whole advance ABOVE
auo.rd has been osL
/ In NJ .nchester uo,aias ~ s.syeT is doing 49,,
Tho quos'ions -re-Mi3irt Orleans, sI.d = d. Meoio
20. a, h. . Upsnl. 2tsd. = b.
hrtpsYyFps-N III wrsther Tho tsde tis week mas
ruled quiet rue.asy's market only limited oune IS
.os- IN WHEAT frvions Iaies tour Wa unatestd
r v.Ice without nlrch doing Indian Com in ar demand
At q6dR9 or perfect Mixed ana - as for Leates 40
Al sodsy. mske, there srs attendance Of buyers
AID al lrces nc, ,lo~ s!e Nhe-t was rely offered 81
ire gss prices aud mus, br general quoted "a cris
oryer inu dull rates irdien Corn in3t .hn ph-
changed in value We ql0ts Nhca: Red Nes;oIn' a.
or Cairsso gIfaq iog Mis4aAco aud Amber Lowe ~
for " utsf; southern. loIGlnI4; White Wrstefn lr'oG
A. Southern n GI12 q 100 u. Flour: Erra StA'es.
p E4ts Ohio - oe23 T. ~ ID Indian torni Mixed.
.gl6d :. ,. Waite. ~ p q 8 e 49, T.
bEgF and PosK continue ecied and nominal NJ V4rc
BACON auis nsk. lover prices have 10 Dc &C
opted the d6rland worry limited hams SOW Of ;e aod
lover. shoulders sesiy.
CaEEsE moderate sale al late prices, but tie stock
T. iucfe4sirg ,
cannot be quoted over a. & cyt.
TIrow n moderate demand. bu, 'sov Ing tcudon mar
ke prices are lover W. gao,o iuches' Assocaiion a. q
- 4 cvt bot lover quAes "a se from - co. s'c~t
CupR BARK steady. phiiadei ,es = 500 81 quay,
snd baltimore ~ 81 - cwt. -
RosiN unAtefsd. Common ~ Gl5i y cv1.
sEEBs-Io0 bss good yearlus CioSefsesd sod at fo .
e~t
elb io 2. aid Canadian at Eli Oi & tgn, kehneds
z H. 4. rsl
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Arrived.

Steamship Roanoke, Thompson. New-0rleSrs Oct, 6 and
Havana 9o.h dse and pas. to LUdsn Heis.ken Co. A.
fort Rect. spoke scbr. Hannibal. bound y.
snip Qnick,tep. w.de Gi4 gov Sept a. mese 70 Tbon,
Durham. Oct. p, Of Montsns passed large Am 'es"
ship Riso 10, Yarmouth Me Prirce Bermuda days in
ballast to Wash Carver Chase. Paced gong IN, b. ons
Slip T. sherman, Giebborp Liverpool Sept. 20, coal t.
Am. guubosi steering 5. W.
Bark L. Churchill loi Bsupderl Cobb Nsw-oresns d
days sugsr &c Uet -. of tue Highlands saw
oleante,t ,ch. apparently in Disabled condition bat IN
short time lo, sghi supposed have sunk trbe
Berl lois Cof Dsmari,co-,a Miller Cardiff Sept, 10 coal
% Oct. %. lat. 10 Ion. r. say t~o AN 2nnoos.
y.rg probably they were in search OF the Asoe steamship
bark White Sea (of Bo,,Opl Evans Liverpool Sept a. ..,
70 Oct y, lat 20 %. Ion % 3D. passed ship Uncle
BARK ". A. Bank. tof Portland Oregonl Bray Boston
dsyf, 10 ballast 10 W b man, Dimon 4 90. -
Bris santiago Brem-nl Eenorocs Port-suPIste Oct H.
n5s. 10 O. J. Il. g. dt. Sailed in company with ne
p.s.sd bar steering W showing wLe sigma with red
ard blne corners with black letter nit.
hi. Nsrsre,s lNorj, bsdafeco Bonar " days. SAT !"
Eng M.Iicent 1Br. Of s. Jebn'. N FL Gder Ling.n, C.
H.. u dsys cosi TO Il. l.. Roaih Son.
schr fmiis (spsn). vos, Porto CsOelO Y days futile
&c, toe. r. 4 H. q. Schmidt
sehr Masonic. Penny Malaga 10 days fruit to b. p sher
selr abby B. wici. Por. Royal 10 days, hiie' TO W. H.
Self NewYOrk Packet Randall, Elsbs.hPOr, coal, bound
for Boston , -, -,
SchF. }. T. Cushing CnumnEs, EzaOe'hl'rN oo~ o0o'o
FOR Boston
eshr Iletie Low. Mumford Berlin. corn.
Schr. Frank Herbert Parker BostoH ior l+ilndeipnA
SEM Peru, TsorndiAe. Rocksnd days; LINE. ,
schr. Harry Clay Deano Albany for es'bedforo-
scs.. >ilas NIictt -rgBsn Boston ) asyL
Schr Vendogi Bray, Niaslh1,eu day..
Scar. Courselor. Michel. Providence days.
schJ. Quail Brewster, chiLcoiesgue.
Schr kiusg twree4ef) Msligt i.9ns Branch.
schr. J.. 3. Allen Alon, Phi acel .hiA
scAE T.. Baxter. -eu.Es Cl.ncy.vaeu-.
sclr. Frauces Conner. Baltimore osy..
Ste Virginia O.. = tls8spor Ssyder Nsshipgop d.
c. o. cuTs, in ballast 10 d. ID Tom, kius -
sisarsr Commodore ~ transport Curtis Fortress Mon
20 hours
Steamer b. MoBison Eckmsnn. Trenton N j. mde- 70
WIN. Jcuk.rs ~,
St,sme. Pelrel Baker, Providence, ndse. to Edward
Steamer H. Burden, Lopez. Philadelphia ndse to L0peft
Kirk patrick . ,r,a
Steamer franklin, Young, Baltimore. mese. - William
Dake- 49, u,,.
steamer Marina, Crosby, Baltimore, mdse to "iunfn
steamer Fanny Cssssi. Piessn Bsl,isaere. rDd'e 70
Wn Dslzei.
hiQs rIsuss Of and FOR Bremen; City Ct
WssfnEton tBll for Liverpool, America f9f San jean
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yssssSuQers Sailed

IN NrqnsA;p H1ssa Joy bremen. ~ SsH'hcD'or-Hrs A.
-rsrr STUART Mrs kosH Kennedy Mr. -rd NTs. John lslei
aud tuo hidden. r. r Ttor. a. Se GIsi, hewNorE Me-
a. Fornot aud three children New j,Iaey z begef T. P-
a.w.lork; = n. Hell. NsW-Oresns; Rev. F. \. Buckley
Msasachuses. = Rainrh hr $40 Mn l.. Lore sni chid
l-oor lu.er New York, Mr. abl Mrs Geo J. HeinsohD
Louis, lc kys Mics eanor ie Colh Paris h and Mrs.
J. G. Iain aul child Philadelphia. Miss Amauds Monte }.
W Sehlli,n. Joseph 4 kohe VIZ. u. Barton New ior,
Wei-n H. Gray Leusvils, hy' Mrs Anus Maertent Cei-
1ri. Mo Gsu. Meyer Thrfec lIudtwaikeT Miss Este e
Row ~ MIS- Angela Fowler New.}ok. J. d bs1sc Now.
Orl.as Nj. and Ma. A. hgmIh EdN6rd Levi. NesiOfk
Res Dr. anj Mrs - q. Osune AMI eisht children. Charles
af cLrar New Oriesls y. DSiost Mis- John tonurr nd
tire. chiidren. N,r-i ok = DuvJ New Orleans; 4. H.
Lev Ohio j. l.. Meyer, Daliinoiei Rev. Horny J.. iS, A.
hl.nd j. Ccrizsc Mn. Laurie. C. L. GIOus " Welch H.
N.lsou es hermann. hr- Msiia Norat New york;
Fr.bnsr mi nie. ha; Carroll iivir. ton, J. A,eudou
hewNerk; James Esey Illinois and 70 ia tie s.esIase To-
tal i.J.
In sferrstp Ciy II Ner- York for Lirerp'oi-Nrs. r.
Pnkhan sld infant fiss Tompkhis Mrs Powell md three
children Ai.s Tolpfins hTs " ella Mis-. Bronson b. NJ D.
Crsno II. Nugse, q. Wells, j. cobs Row Nj. AID hfs J.
Frazer aud trer children, G. ~. Todd, o. " Beach and
friend hr and hrs. sustg and two nfsnts JOAN Oaens j.
a. ti- .dfs. Virginia OuO.es sud dfcn Major On.
lon ani wife 1irs hoef Mr, L,blich aud three ch re
sir AID Mrs T. h. ABBOTT T. Rhodius Nj Dazzling George
Hughes jane Jacobs. Mrs. Eliza Beckett &. Derby ~ ul
Ab0ott anG ca Mr snd Mrs L. DAYS. Air Oous and
want JoLn 1su j. j. Nilarsso A. hrnoro j. nouitop j. r.
Lewis, ". t. ebefshcn L. Durnshy, jas. Costa T.. barnes
aud others ~ tic s.oeIsae.
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SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EGw-YoaK.......ocr as
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seanshlp-Chesapeake. Wie,s Portland, VI q. Cfomvsb
K 60. .
shipa-John r. RyeroD. Latham, Liverpool y. Smith
Co Frank Pierce nfc0ks LiyrrTo DOL {. g Duncsn Co.
Arctic ZereFs Liverpool Zefeg' Co. Queen tbr Jones
Liy-rroo Williams Guion; Ssrfsganse., Brandt Antwerp
Finch. Meincke * Nenci.
Bsrls-penguii lB - M,Gnsor. COX. Boyd Hench,ni
Viihelrire (PTussl Bugiahl Antwerp VIM +. shmic,i
Wufs.ta sB.emeBl EscaeG Bremen. tnDch, M.inche
W-ndt; Vonu. (ieck.j. Penrier Cork fnrch, MencAe
Wendi; Saytysna (Bi.t vi son Corr j. Jackson Ola
Dominion jenkins NeW-0rran. Robert W Hams ne.cy'
Nensss Csdl Il. =. Bnck Co Mon,ns Li{ht, "al',t
Calil. Hsroeek Co.; G.5llG boyt Ne"-OflrSns III "
Broosnsn * Co. - IN,
Bugs-Msron Tsylo,. Baltimore Z. Kenny; Diva tbfs,
alsnb Mnrnhs, Rio Jsneifo. M'xwt, nsi 20 'eisu
fb kiehardso1 Ienfaesns, Tucker Li-htbgurn mthos
t.ussl Olu. Queenstown fuuch. Msincse WeDct f.rsa
Orb Sriih Turk lslard & j. Kuox CO. H,pneuA
BT Hodson Bermuda, Mccall Firth; Margaret hioiey'
R'riey. Hagbor Grace. N. r. -,
9choouersG. r. Foster william stamford, master w
Bennett Parker, Philadelphia J. Nixon, Young DAWES
Mace sssllo E.on Bottom; 3 ia raew, Jones rsl-
s6eiplis, u. n Hawkins. Iysu Washington , Is Sic-
Cfesas CO. d. ). Miller CTcve., hsa mole Van brhf
S.ssht j.. ". BFcsan bop"r Baltimore. Won Dlant q
astt; Oregon Pfstt, Bo.'o,. Hn = Brown co j. n
Dufes, Davis Baltimore J.. kenny; Jard-css,h'e. Drgory
bosiOu u no. S. bpn & Co, ). p. he.t I.ynec, Port
land Mar Ivan N-.ou. snow I'm A. e. Hsyfus; Comet
Coorb Bostsu, . ". Barlow fetrh tBgf HIcs. Porto
Cabslo. B. =. kn.h 60. james tfophy ..i@l -. Mare
MetcslfG Doncau Oswrsc iB >. Card fox y. r. Dcwo1
Margaret Ann tBr, Nheyey. s. Joh1. ~ j., A. SIDiiheTs
Co Peiades thr Juckson. ST Joan, y b., T. l. NsyiUs
SOa; Advance (Brl Curry ST. John, n b.. ID. r. Dswoi
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onsidered the question long, carefully and painfully,
.nd !. all the relations n which il can pre- seD itself

con,d.rea the onesiiop long, carefully and painfully,
and in all the relations 10 which it present sef
However wire may be, or Judge Curtis may be, on
this subject the Presdcnt must be wiser or all roies
OF probability iul.
As 10 she remaining question, | have not he
slightest doubt Of MS constitutional power rs Com
maneer-iu-Chis 10 issue N = proclamation ID q
military act
II Halleck, wien before Corinth, might have sent
n force hundred miles TO catch and bring into hls
lines q hundred negroes with the wagons, horses,
aud provisions they We're bringing TO Beauregaro,
the Petident and Commander-in Chief stlingi IN the
center with wider views, wider necessities, ana
wider rghts to meet those necessities, NAV, II lie
can prevent the whole mass Of slaves from laboilDg
10 teed the rebellion. He insy, II he can, by The
danger OF instruction of starvation, or OF loss oil
property, dishearten the Rebels anu DIVE then
armies home. "
10 ssy Otherwise would be to say that he might
strike at rebellion, but must be careful not 10 strike
away its cornerstone.
Can he DO IL IN factf This question touches the
expedeucy Of the measure, and ills leave to bin.
Bot il doe. not touch bis military night 10 MTeate.
it, and do il II he can.
Judge Gurus speaks much and eloquently of the
PRESIDENT ght TO Dfici penalty aud "pnniSh-
ment' and the rights Of TIE Rebels 10 the protection
Of the law.
Rebellion las no rights II rebellion means any.
thing 10 means the Remuneration and destruction Of
all law. And therefore il ID accused before God
and man.
No Rebel has any right, regard to which should
weaken or obs,ruct any military measure needed to
subdue the Hebellion.
Judge Curtiss srgumen. would give the Constitu-
ton and the law 10 the Rebels ID their sword 10
suie with and their shield to save them, and leave
it 10 us only fetter.
Then be tells us the innocent must suffer with the
guilty. This ia true, and il is sad. But when tie
mingled fire and hail of Gods vengeance run slong
the ground, they pursue 10 devious path that they
may leave the homes Of the innocent unframed; Tor
when national Ems bring national caamiiies, tie
limo ent suffer with the guilty. This may be ore OF
the mysteries OF Providence; il is vt all events,
fact. And what has been VIII be.
Cambridge. THEOPHiLUS PARSONS.
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arr;veS SUNDAY. Oct. &c.

sbi, p,ealronsht s.ule. Liverpool Oct; l. na,e sad
pass 10 David Osden IL a. ~, Sn -, ~ lon 4, o.
with ship Ana Ctsi c. nom ''o"IVai ~ 40" - ~ ~
sp..a ass bon. Pecan Ne~.Orle,ni Oct l. via Key
w., IA az ia bslss, 20 Hiram beGner Oe, 10. Oh Cape
r,,r 10 in corrsny with baks Mary C. Dyer aud fooss
America from New ORLEANS Ter New c,..,o s.n
., lion 10 r. p Back Co 0c. H. lss ~ lon A. ea
changed zna' with hp Victory a.aes Gf 20 dlvs eo 10
j B.i JsnS we.cy tof sesrpO Paten, Liverpool II
hsrs Ryaen tNosw MaEns'en. Cardiff q days eosi 10
gsS v Gooahue Dr. II Yarmouth ~ }: Wnlsm,
NsnT,pila Oct cedar 10 Ihcnas imr. Oct 49, lax >, ~
o - 70 passed ,cnr Dragon nom "sns-ns 0'u"~ ''
Ing Lansy @ Of Sunderland FiS SssAS S.,s q
day. IN e 1 70 o,at' bs 0S bound T.
az Es.e tGr Of Bear Riye ~ -, PIkeI East Haiee'
S,, ASdv swift avery Ms1,caIbo Oc hides snd'codse
B. Ate tiiss Ct GRAY Dorchester, NJ B. 10 day.
Trs A. Gsyior Chaplnsu, Piovlencs foE PhilsceIN u
HriS Lyts. Lowe t,rw-h iyen- Ssf
Sche Blanche o.. Of Annapolis n 81 Del'p !scme oo>
! ?, lossood % ID. r. DswolG
sstr Woldeicl, Notion. Phusselphi. nid'c. 70 J. n
senr Jonathan Cone, Mahss,y. Mllescvp fOr PhlsSes
schr Howard Baker. Boston dsys
| sohr. C. L. N,ckc,y Bsbbir iaunso'i
: bchL Electric Lctd. PtoNl aence.
. sclr. Oliver Sreir9u. >f-ultn, ifoSlosLSe'
\ schr. l. panies Smith, Hartford.
Scar. k-tmillou, Jones. Providence.
schl. Village Queen, Huiss Providence.
Scar. r. Il. ABBOTT. Smith B0.t0n Tor baiimcfs
| Schr. Caroline. tai, Boston DAYS
! schr. I.ra. Chamber ain Bost "a days.
| Schr J q. hlntin gton. Lowell bosom for Albany.
y schr. Haze Co abs Crha. LII. n, g. h., IL days
! schr. tbsruer Hail. Providenc-.
! schf. :. Kocklill hsskel, k9nd, ut FOR Boson
Schr. Consultation, Stout kjldonl ff Boston.
scar. Kober, Saith Wilcox. Portland Com, dsya
! schr Sarah O.rdner Teal. Dishton.
scnr. Thomas Winsn,. DAVIS Fsl Riyer
J schr lille NJ 10. Ball, ? asst Hartford, days
| schr. Eve w. Islmsr. Stamford.
! ScLr DR. Frsuklyn, " ard, Norwich
| So1r y oun, Hope sullivan. Taunton.
! soop W. d. MsDgim, Russell Taunton
Thomas sparks a.. :. ir.Dspo) Allsa Wsahius
ton ID g. 81 balss;lro d. -. ronpsius
Steamer ". T. Clyde ~. > tIsaspor Laugh.iu Wiluus
ton, in ballast TO ~. u. Tompkins.
Steamer Sarah. Jones. Pkilade!phis, mdse 10 J. L N
! Biisgs.
Steamer Weaehs't.E Nye, Prsvidsaes mdse 10 Edvud
BYlneI.
s,s.n.us J. NJ. Lewis Russell Deep River having as BID
Woodland ia tow.
WlND-sun,et, from n. E., with raa.
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Jadge Curtis;. View OF tho Esrtu,i'e
Iso,x1r

To "a, Editor 81 The bOsson DaTv 11eStirr
There three question: concerning The Presi-
dents Emancipation Proclamation. One, has he u
constitutional power 70 issue it as q civil, political
on administrative act Tbs secoud, wss 1t expect
on! The third, Es8 rs constitutional power ~
Coumsndel-inC Chief u issue IL, ~ tais tine, a
military act7
There questions are perfectly distinct. One Of the
most common and most iIuful causes Of error upon
INSTINCT N themselves, but 50 Lear each other that
tney confuse each oLler.
Juase Curtis mingles these questions ~ entirely,
tna1' 10 study CT hs pamphlet enables ne TO So
cissr'y az 10 much Of bis Argument upon which Oh
these questions 1t is intended tSbear.
LEI Us eepsrate tre'e questions.
anl sure tbst the President has no power 70 enDn-
eipate single slaye, ~ civil, political ainiGis-
trative act.
Was espedieni ! leave THE question TO the
Rresidept FOR he ~ hoDest he 10 capable; lie has
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ARRIVAL or THE BAy,RrA.-Tbe Hamburg steam
ship Bavaria, Meier, from Hamburg, 5th inst, VIA
Southampton on the Sd, with merchandise and 20
passengers to Kunharot, arrived on Friday. She
had heavy westerly winds the entire passage. On
The 9th inst. off Cape Race passed tie steamship
Europa, for Liverpool. Lat. 4S' 2O' lon. AZ Oo',
saw large iceberg. The following lie her list Of
passengers:
A. WachAeser children tnd servant; A. schmcdee, gnd
children A Roesngk J. L. Eanes A Steu &. II. Holt,,
wife and child T. Held and wife g. Tit'e hslks'ein an
child Christine Carens and children simon strauss,
Noy. Nanee Buhler j. Peuchert, Marie Lohie hafgaihA
Pete grew. Pauline Baum, }. O'Bfeu, : Neideneld Ela
Spouhoiz and sister. W. Meyer J. ObermuIsr, CAn.i'
Never Josephine schonberg, Aug Ninellnnn ~ Lowry NJ
L. fsbs Rebel IA. Esrsnfeld and 80 In the sieefsEe
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vers was purchased for ber at the same price, Miss
Evo,.,s Ran,ab yan through 10 editions in lis dry

vere was purchased Ior peI NJ uio bamc pii0o' ~
Eyans's Beulsh ran throsgh 10 editions in lis dny,
ut the plates were bought by Mr.. Scott Tor s2oo,
and there is small chance of there being much copy
ght paid to the auLoress hereafter Tor she Is RANK
Rebel, and nurse in Southern hospital.
One Of The best bargains in Derby's lot was got
~ d. Appleton e. Co. in the act of aarFysit'
Novels, for which they paid only $50 the volume
Another was Frank Goodrichs Court Of Napoleon,
which cost over g., 500, hat was bought by j. b.
I.ppincott g. Co. for $625. Another, Wome1 OF
Beauty and Heroism, which cost Si,5Oo, and was
purchased by Moore of Cincinnati for $50 Another,
The Loves and Heroines Of the Poets, which cot
s., 500 and fell to LipPincott for $40 Mary
Forests "Women OF the South Distinguished IN
Literature" which gorfed her bcroDes On steel
and in oug-primer to the tune of $3.50 Was started
At $50 and dragged and hung, until Hazard OF Phia-
depha. with an eye to the future, bid tn even slOO
and got the plates. A feature Of the sale was The
stiff rate at which the standard authors ruled fonF
modern puff aud froth novels, which run meleonc
but eplemeral popularity, could be had for songs,
but sturdy old John Bunyan wss started at $40, ana
run mp TO over 900, at which he was bought by
Blanchard Of Cincinnati; and Esop and all TIE
respectable family Of sncien. authors were IN hiSn
esteem.
TIE sale Of Crosby, Nichols, Lee & Co., was
better in proportion than any other. The series oil
svo poets in IL vos. 800 the three grea'
histories, Hume, Gibbon, and Macsulay, IL vol'''
a go; the tlue-and-sold 24mo poets, Is vols.,
81 200; the l2mos. in 26 VOLS ts32; Robinson CRU
roe and Arabian Nights, S5l0i and other miscela-
neous works brought excellent prices. The whole
sae Of this house amounted 10 over SIC 1000 or about
sixty per cent of the price paid for the plates at the
sale Of Phillips, Sampson & Co., III 1852
The plates belonging to the old house OF sllas
Apdras and Sons C''UDce silas') Of Hartford, were
offered by the executors, and taken at low prces oy
many different buyers. The Dearborn edition OF
Byron, in vol. Svo, once the fsvorite edition Of
the whole trade, and which sold once for $40
brought only sos last evening" in consequence OF It's
having been suppanted in public favor by the finer
editions Of Philip Sampson & Co. and Appleton.
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Arrival Of Capt. BIuIian. U. =. Army, an,
party from NashIngton TfrFitofy =
Ala Important Military Line Opened
Across the Couiinert-1nferestins De-
tails OF abe Expedition, etc.


An Important Military Line Opened
Across the Continert-gufcrcsting DC
tails Of abe A. xpcdision, etc.
Capt. John Auiian, u. \. Army, commander OF
the Columbia aud Missouri Overland Route Expe-
Sition and party, arrived ia New-York last evening
by the Aspinwall steamer Ariel, from Washington
Territory.
Capt. Mullan and party lef New-York five years
ago, under instructions from the War Department ~
proceed TO tie North Pacific coast in Washington
Territory, there TO organize an expedition OF some
800 employees 10 open up and construct practicable
military and emigTant roue from the beadwaiers Of
the Columbia river 70 the heGdwsters OF the Mssour
River 1toIn Fort Walla-WAlla On the Pacific, n
Fort Benton, on tie Atlantic side the Rocky
Mountains, and psssiug tbfoug the Territories Of
Washington and Dakoab. TIE party have passed
four successive Winters in the Rocky Mountains.
Tls important work has been hualy completed,
Ieaying good wagon-road across tie ulounIsins.
Some 800 United States recruits from the Atlantic
States Parsed over this line in 1860, and during the
past Summer, come 400 emigrants landed at fori
Benton, which lie the highest point on the
Missouri River yet reached by steam they Travelled
over this roate 20 the Columbia River III Oregon.
lLSJ hANc ouNady iSaSo'A 'peA- NS"N''-"N" - 49,
valleys Of Oregon and Washington The hne is
said to traverse sn Interesting region Of country,
presenting extensive tracts Of rich agricultural land,
capable Of supporting u large population. The ex-
plorstios Of The party have resulted IN many develop
mente Of great importance to the correct geography
OF our northern domain. Extensive deposits Of
gold have bven discovered in the Bitter Root, Deer
Lodge, Prickly Pear aud Big Mole Valleys; some
1000 miners are now at work ia these districts.
Iron, copper lead aud coal have also been found
along toe route. The general geological formation
OF the mountain ranges Las not with most special
and thorough examination. During the journeyiugs
Of tie expedition, delegations Of tie various Indian
tribes along the route called spon Captain Mullnn
and stated that hey had witnessed the construction
OF the road through their country, without any nten-
ton or disposition TO Offer medication 10 the
party; but that they desired TO be built up IN q
strong bond Of friendship and good understanding
with the whites Capt. Mullan aud party have been
ordered by the War Department 70 Washington
City, 10 there prepare the maps and reports OF then
labors, IN order TO present the 1auc TO the neht Con
gress; and there il every reason to look forward at
Al early date TO a new route Of travel 10 and from
the Pacific Coat via the Columbia ond Missouri
Rivers-where the trans, ia only coo miles, and
over which irst-clas wsson-nad bas now been
constructed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-27
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-oe. r.-Be'ois
Jude SHIPsbs.
THE sLAyE-TRADE-TRiAL OF Albert HORN.
In the sc of Albert Horn, trial for fitting out
IA. syer City Of Norfolk the theory Of the defense l.. thl,
after vessel had sailed from this port she v he'oeo 70
he bu.., Of the ..vesds without the consent OF
knowle.e OF the defendant.
Before Ju1gs Esfs0s
THY sILyERs wEATHERGAUGE AND SARAH.
The Wetthrrgause was hbsled By the Government Is .
SLAYER and va. such by the Court below The
Court pow the lp sustsnea the libel and sf uea 'he
decree OF the uisuoi Court.
In the case Of a.. bah safah similar decree made in
che District Court the vessel hsyng been engaged In he slave
usde. Jal.s Nelson also affirmed ths decree
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-27

JONI BRowE, JR.--John Brown jr., was in the
CITY last evening. having come over from Putin
Bay Island On which be has purchased ten acres Of
ground and to which he proposes shortly TO remove
bis family. lie informed NJ that, though compelled
to reign the command Of biz company in the Spring
in consequence Of rheumatism, he has never ceased
10 be- ready t. fight the moment lie was it for
vice. lie hopes 10 be able TO join the Union army
again US soon AZ lie has got his family provided for
lSandGsky Rtg.les.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-27

Usios RrruBLrcks NoMisATIoss FOR AssTH
--ssrs;ogs-Dis, H. Nathaniel NJ ionghson IoniP-
,tn.-Tzr, Com.L Eri.-Dist III. William Wr,'oyrr.
G.ns.ee-Loren Green. Livngf.oa-Dis'. l. Hamilton r..
snhn Dist. H. Samuel sslunrr. Onisho-Dnt IL. bso'
.on U.sr, O,nrr-Di. m Moacs ID. s'ivers Oswego-
Di. H. Mathew >. Gilman. Dvss0-Dist l. Leroy J.
Bowe Ricluioad-Gahre harineGu. ssnsel-P!sti Cfos-
by Msyne-Dit H. Len4url Durfee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-27

SUPREME CoURT-CiRcUIT.-Pau l.-AdJourned
for The Term Pst'fNos 35i6 1913, ~! 1884 800 1910
asa asa $50 Jl5g 80 $3.50 800 500 3J"g $40 S't
$50 Jssd 3a8i Par llHoL 1891, fJi .bl6 s!oJ' 1s'
zy12 J62 JkJZ, J42. =,
SuPETME CoUKT-SPEcIAL TERM.-Part l-Nos
49, o28 90 ci on o5i 90 6sg GO CO.. Go1 60 o19 ~
C7. C76 6sO be 6H ts6 Fart lhos CO., AZ. 81 ay''
e,7 $751; ss 49, $751; 859 66l 80 st7 ST. S'J 3d. s'
s8I, ael ~,
SuPfRIoH COUnr-TRIAL TIah.-Adjourned for
the Tenn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-27

A EEw BAsx-A new bank, to be located in
Exchange place, Jersey City, will commence busl-
Dess in a few days. United States stocks, to the
amount of 500 1000, will be deposited with the
Secretary Of State Of New-Jersey.