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The New York herald., 1863-10-28
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
Mobile Reported 20 be Threatened by
the Union Troops-Orsler Respecting
Money Sent to Prisoners. &C., Sc.

FORTRESS GpS.oE, Oct. 20, 1853
A lady, the VIE OF o,cer in the SO thorn army,
recently arrived Norfolk, says she from Mobile
Ala, and reports that that city threatenel by tho
Union troois. who enough when she LETT 10
watch the OF the rebel garrison and tie
habitants beginning TO think that tho city wo'id
fall into hands there were few aviiiae troops
there AMI they resortng 10 deceptive
keep up The OF larger force than they really
had even he dressed mems closhes and pa
raded in the outskirts o. the city soldiers and should
the be attacked noresstance could DO made by tho
present force
We make the following extracts rom this Richmond
Sn',nel Of October %
The people of Rchuond decided yesterday by vote of
s6T TO 2o6, that they deem II unaivlsabe place any
restrictions prices and he Virginia senate decided that
there shorld be The proposition is dead We
snbni: to This decision with cheerfuness though be.
leye II to be great m stake
An order has been issued from the War De-
General Winder, lns,rucng him 10 deliver 70 the federal
prisoners all the gold to them BY their friends in tho
North he receive H., hut 10 withhold from them
all United states Treasury the Confederate gov
ernment recognizes such money, and sive hem
equivalent 10 Southern scrip
is siated thst some vbo have put substitutes into
the army, while thev stopped home 10 make money.
aIarrs NJ prospect ~ the repeal or the sub-
tute law and havng mad. the wLerewiths 90 travel.
are try ing 10 run away to Eurofe. ..r
General ForreIts resignation has 10. been accepted.
and be 10. 10 Atlanta - enter upos se.arae CON.
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FIght Ectween Con. Or~m and Patsy
Marley.

ANOTHER MILL, THE BEST EVER WITNESSED IN AuI-
RiCA-iNTERFEREScE or IHE MiLirARy--ARREsr
or THE PAHTIEs, E1C.
Immediately after the above her fight, for purse
of city dollars between Con. Orcm aud Patsy Marley
newly arrived English middleweight, was mncnced.
The betting was In favor OF Orcm at the start. but
changed To Marley before II was ini'bed.
They tough, seventy six rounds, two hours and five
minutes entirely IN favor of Marley .sghp punished Orcm
severely about the fGcc closing eve cntifey, while
he himself was not much marked. Oren fought il tho
grnrdcs vossbe manner and could have fonrh another
hour b tho roicreo rerempory forbid the IL ht being
the field
THIS found to he the cnlc nud many arrested
The villagers had made mpiaints at Delaware cry
10 the state apthoriiics and the rovos Mar0hai call
cd up;n General schoep, the mandan of the forces
at Fort oaware, for military assistance. one OF tho
steamers seized by revenue cutter, loaded with
soldiers ready armed, and which our reporter
The boa, TO Fort Delaware. n ow mi'c' d,an
the river and the entire passengers placed IN the
toiy OF two oompsne, o; nen After being d. tlncd a
fcw holrs number OF them set nt liberty by the
General he became satisfied they Ind not bcrn
mricated the outragcs perpelretod, aud who 40
must state discharges his unplcaslny duty with the
J. Smith OF Philadelphia who h,a hesa ,eegr,pbci .or.
A large number sliu remains 10 custody, among whom
are Joe Cobrrn Harry Ii Capt Turner. paiwsh Tom
and many other well sporting ci Scw york
aud phlsdclphia
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SHARP FIGHT NEAR C0RlNTh.
s@---.>,~~.,---e--~~~~r~
The Advance Of General 0sterhaaS In.
tercepted by Rebel Cavalry.
-.-~~~-. --.~-t- t-e-~~~---
The Rebels Driven Back with
Heavy Loss,
&c., &C.. Dc.

Cap,i III. Oct &c, 1868.
On ths 2st tho o the Union forces eastward
from Corinth met with resistance Cherokee station,
eighty Dino miles from roscumbia
Cencral Ostcrhans was IN tho advance. and had not
moved far when he enc,un,ocA two pr,ad's ~ rebel
cavaiTy under Gcperas Los and Forrest eslimhtsd al
for T. six thousand mcn
The Gght listed hour, when the rebels wee driven
back with scyere lss
most oi which was caussi by mstasing Lees cavalry
who wrre Dire sed iD blue overcoas for forces
Tho i.trs are said 10 have very sropg forineaiions
this silo S Tu.cuu,bA ou tho railroid.
Rebel prFoners cport that tho enemy ezpcc, to
a stout Ic.i tanee there
dsy and received ren'orcccn - houraud cavalry
wcinrs IA and that two ihoJssni more we're expect
e. from Gene, a rraggs forces.
Tns steamer ih.t, houbi IRON ilcicna 10 Iemphs
~nie makug landing "n tb- aksissrpi sido
Of III, rirer. Ntsrn miles aboye Helena, On
gucr.lss who robbed thc $4,000 AMI other
lpables ani then the boat nfe, which
SEEMED. Ni,h number ~ h,cs - cotton. 600 oi The
port sho and tbfo' others cinufei IN ths
| vicinity the nsy, day Tho bni owned IN Padacsh
ART cost So coo
lhs nov trade rost''ioos wsni ao elect at Memphis
10 dsy
Reports ron New i.ans show recslpx of nearly coo
bales of cotton Ia ons day.
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Ctsy 1soItsISs.

The rcrps's ruioa Co1veoilon ~ ,ha Tr,h Senatorial
Gatrct. Tro,s. Eleventh rAftsssis al s>Tsai~~ais
wards wtich ta,t inoon Hall eorser % Housoa ssi
Af.n streets Thgrsfsy svssnE. bosssDsts Sobn g.
Bailey ~ ths -ingrs :" tbe obfay H,csy, o. tss "
caneif1N r ssssiot
A gnANp Eafiyic,uos sKgriNs AZ rag rryra
wsHD nOrtL.
Toe iemsfaey this das,fc, ,sfDsg OF - ara, ban
be- lps eysaias rsi'y IN deucra ,issst y be
suport-d 81 ths ss essc9o. both -a s1d sts,~.
Tie Hse nx yefy eath1s.kte sts sairessed by
Gcs Carts tb@ fer.ecrafe csEi9sts ~ he Aassns
by. sni Sm wiri HssaL 10. - sssrs we're k-sdy
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The French Iron.CInds.

PERFORMANCE OF THE FgIG ArEs IN A GALE AT SEA
Paris (Oct. 13) correspondence Of London Times
The following arc some interesting facts re ativa TO the
cruise Of the squadron OF iron piaicd sf which
sailed fror Chcrbourg on the 9Th Of September Inst
During the first few days OF the cruise the weather as
tolerably hnc, aud all the ships held thcr well
On the following Wednesday night tho squadron expe
rose 10 heavy sweIs. The Magenta lay scrosa the
waves aud roked considerably. Two Of her boats
came round aud made fve knots an hour with only
some Of her fires alght and she might have seven
KNOTS which is considered exceptional under snch
daylight Thursday there were none Of the other
ships within view.
On Friday morning the Magenta reached tho point Of
meeting agreed on, here she found the Admrals ship
TIE Others arrived shortly after. They all
less damaged tho shpe. .o the lne Marenia and sol
feriuo, suffered less than the others '''
The Normaude lost her bowsprt and foretop mast,
She rolled so fsarfuy that apprehensons were
Tor her safety IN consequence OF the immense quantity
water she shipped.
me Couroone lost several of her boais
me lnvncbls likewise lost some Of her boats aud her
The Napoleon, the model sailing and s,eamshp. los,
Thus the ships Of }he line, Maesuia and sofcruo wore
tho least injured and their superiority evident not
only the frigates, bu, likewise Of
ships of war IN tho imperial navy.
The question Of the seagong qualities Of
Sesess has thus been resolved n fsvos Of the shp
Of the line and beisved that one Of the PRINCIPAL
of their superiority owing the relative light
ness Of their bow and stern.
Tbe sams ships have manifest superiority in militia
~ point o. view Tue Normands cfn only carry from
thirty six TO forty guns the Magenta carries hty two
cns dnsrence may not os consideranle bat It must be
not 1re shot because found necessary keep
p,rtholes closed whfe twenty four Of tho Soerino's
Ths commissioners who were prs.ear at the conpsra
tye trial Of the several ships consider TO have beea
he das ss scfs weather The "a q
peraoy though less perfect tLan others their
Bcasong qualities sad their power o, resistance arc
Pal navy
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The America. Yacht Gip.y.

During the past week this yacht has been purchased
Mr.. Aaihsr of Newoastleo on Tyne, member the X W.
r. c. .of Ireland, for the 70 &C., Her late owner
(Mr w. Morss Of New York, who crossed the Atlantic
IN her) had her equipped for voyage TO England an the
hederraneap but shortly after her arrival 10 this
try fowsa, probably ~ the state o. aars1 Americal
TO the resolution Of dspoeng OF the yacht and all
bar stores should purchaser b. met Win. She
cotdngiv placed the hands Of Tho secretary OF the
Royal Yacht Bquadron and duly advertised for sc The
stories whcn have been circulated respecting the
intentions Of tha owner-that the yacht dss-
lined 20 compete with our yachts ~ the rega'.
As--appear 10 have had foutdal,op. sbe built
~ New York In 1857 by Mr. vanduyscn for Mr. l.. spen
be,, o, the New York Yacht Club She has beaten the
celebrated Maria breeze and according T. the rating
G hor qualifications 10 the club, considered be
hfeen per cent Hster than the America Gu Mr. Morse
pght feet bcr towspr shortened by tour feet ana solid
brlwnrks placed around her Her dimensions are
Lsugh for tonnage oi6 10 feet boam % feet inches
hepth, feet inches toes, it2 ~ bss cf can
9se s1sare feet draft OF water, III feet, She has
gambler keel OF feet amidshirs shs Ia What tcrmei
D forctopsaI schooner. but since hsr arrival 10 these
Haters hor square yards have been snantied aud size
has saed abut under her fore and aft Canvas only Her
ballast consists OF her tanks which are eslatsd
% two two tons sowcd ucder tho cabin lver and
bse thousand nine hundred gallons M water ld Ave tous
20R eajYs, UssdSl hsY csua ses g5ias slores. Il AZ
pokU tbk she sailed from New York the "a OF July.
and reached Cowcs tho 23d making twenty DAYS pas
sge Including her soppage Of dve days st Vscnstoxn.
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The EaGlish Opera.
WILLIAM vlkCExr wALLACE's NEW rfEcg BY ruE
YyxN Ann A A


from the LONDON Times, Oct. fa.1
The eighth and according 10 announcement hnal
began last ughf With new OPERA the musc by Mr.. W.
Vincent Walaos- The ho- Sc ws crowded W part
ana among ths audience werr the pri1ce aad rroccss a
Wales the Prince and frfncees Crs,~n Of reumark and
Ms Majesty The King Of the Grceks. e
Is yet time 10 review what Miss Isuiss Pyne and
H. w. uaYrtson have done Ia The ccur.eo taeir
ysars' Undertaking VII ch they always
point and desre N be accepted as natcna--~ta,
6 ksgIish opera We may, however on such an occasion
the prcses fairly compliment them on sbe sgif they
have ex0ibsi, from time ~ time N tho producou o'
WORKS composed expressly ior thcir theatre Their hef
u observation n is Rue, hw not been very vide ard
they have unqaesionably scne hte 10 oen TO "the
frcsher might perhaps occasionally have been obtsned
But IN this tnsy acted sccordug 10 the faith ~ithin
ehem--a faith t1src s 10 denying shzfsd IA q great
measure By the public Which pays snd u they have
masterpiece hardly be laid 70 tser charge sssnc
Few now operss hsve been given 20 the word which n
would be pity not 10 have heard, Inssmpch tbey
havo sustained materially advanced, the revu.a.
Goo OF Enssb school AZ least cre % those. more.
over due 20 the popular muscsa wboee siHh drama
Go work vas received ss' night with such frequent
marks OF srprovaI and ebo N ,he frsert rlower.' v
mar bo said al once nay produced oe " the most
ful and Uniformly wsli wri.teu c9eras
An giual lbretto Tor an fngsh pIera secms 20 be
70 whom our musicians "a ress themselves are ircspabe
Of nvensins and working out original isea, or md "
easicr--and, "tims " monry being Their maxim more
profitable IN the bsrganto translate and re ~ some
yrsoch pAy vhseb nay 10 hand Piees ike Robin
6evsrtbesss ore xosii think. Infinitely preferable 70
trssziasIcpy. more or Iess ni,hfu ss the case may
happen, d foreign opsras already set 70 music BY
fussap csppscrs, and especially hspslaiioss from
'As 6esekShs rePwtoV 4 y os'fS's
The New York herald., 1863-10-28
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
Henry Ward dB.echer's Views NJ the War
as Expressed In Liverpool.

as Expressed In Liverpool.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher delivered his prornssi
lecture ON America n, the Philharmonic Halt Liver
pool on the 10th instant before jcnscy crowded
dieace. Fears at time entertained OF riot
Southern sympathizsrs having placarei the town With
bills calculated TO nnsrne the public mind against
Beecher. There large numbers of secession
ists at the mceting and they ava all the, could
gee 20 hp row, aud interrupted Beecher
almost every step They however. IN gfo1t
nority the whole Beecbcrs reception from hrst
TO last was enthusastc lie fc 4uently sicrrp,e
by dsgrncefui outcres. I he showed greet caiGlaes
ard and ccud not be down by the cis1r taised
against him Mr. Beecher showed b. fsvnrabs srgp.
men's Bow muc Fng ,nd interested IN The trinpi
OF the North. He asserted that slavery Tho
ana branch o. the American trouble, and m.int,ned
that the North fought tor the rnin be,ause believed
that the union would ultimately secure t
OF the slaves OF south Mr ueccaCr believed that
under the influence oi lnr Russell speech 81 Raxowre
and the ~ the suspected tn Ne~cy tho
hostility N the North towards England would dssnpe,r.
Mr. Bcecler conc ldcd by pointing out that vies "
the threatening aspect cf ansirs throughout the world
tsngrei sn.oas. Aie England ssd AaeYoa should no, D,
esr1se~d for W,- fisy ropsf D. match far ,cbrid
vote OF tharss 10 Mr. Eeecbcr proposed which
was carried with gre,, cheering. bui N, urinix.d wis
hisscs and groans
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increased torrents odasa ous hundred 20 five offered

increased torrents Odds d hundred five offered
Rorso asvu- TO tho su,priss Of every Wilson
up promnty and r"meIy az ihs call of time con
da,hed In. aud with heavy biov On the face knocked
with the right aud lott on The same spot and Knocked
him on his less amid loud cneers from bis friends
although wilson came M With ,he MOI. usda n,sd game
neshwas cny 10 receive punishment, without being
able 10 inlet corresponding harm IN return Con al
oneo forced the lshins IN accoTdlnce Win ms SECONDS
Instructions delivering his right very heavily on tho
old spot and knookins Wilson OF his Iess.
RouKo hoHH Wilson, alt houeh suffer sipk fr, m the &C.
tme Con dashed in mapping o'up,o ~ body hits for
bis temerty, which hpwcver we're deficient In mower
d. any harm. and delivering In return RAPID aud efec
tive two and thr THE had and faco whch made
the blood stream sA' in pr.'usinn, aad knocxns him
on his legs. One hundred dollars oferod
quarter on Fitzgerald without any accepting O.
RouSD Nrsr. w.ou was SIN able u be- on hand at ,he
ago and II only his uninching game thai made hn
continue the hope,ss contest Ha came 10 the
rirhthanders OF Fitzgeralds aud kno, kod down
weak. Uower'ess and heeiing Al the aniAb tho
being literally cut 10 pieces by his opponer- severe
sodre hitting but he himself would not hatcn 10
the advice rendered, aud persisted IN eomiss NJ
RouxD TEyrH AND Weak from loss of blood and
saas ing from his tremendous punishment wlson sl
display ed the most pdomtnble pluck. Con was apra
reny determined h. Gnish OF his opponent at once for
no rshed In and dsrcgardng the feeble blows he
admin his right and left with sngng severity on
tho face sent him heavily to grass that his second
seeing The hopecssness and cruelty of continuing the
lght and afraid Of fatal termination, persisted In
longer threw up the sp,ngc Ia token of his defoat al
though strongly against the wishes of the brave fellow
himself. who deeply mortified at his de'cat.
Tho fight lasted exactly sixteen minutes and In every
round Wison was krocked down
kyvnps
But little Comment IL necessary on this hs wilson
himge the brave fellow that bc has always
been dercd but he showed also that beyond game
he has OF the requisite auaNtics o boxer
He Is deficient in science, cannot lead on ut ALL aud did
not know no 20 take advantage 81 tho navy openings
that afforded him. Fitzgerald has eoof deal 10
learn before he be considered perfect boxer lie
very active hIs legs hits tron,epd usly heavy aud
straight especially with his dangerous right and s ono OF
the faest fighters ., or Witnessed. His defence,
however. not very strong no prefers leading on
with his right which he with effect instel Of
serving az guard or 10 counter, aud thus lays
himself open u scientific antagonist ibs IA fault
that be costly rcctinei. and which, be IL matched
against Joe Coburuof which there talk after
tho rght Cn declaring his Willingness 10 meet him for
thousapd dollars s'de--he viii he compelled 70
remedy Az s he entirely satisfied his friends by his
performance this occasion.
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Gen. Wolford Recapiures His Wagon
Train, but Loses His Battery.
The People in Virginia, North Caro-
lima and Tennessee Rising to
support the Unicn.
Speeches BY Parsen Brswniow and
Mr.. Maynard,
&c, nc, dc.
crc1xsAu. Oct 30, 1858.

CrScxsAu, Oct 20, lsGJ.
A Knoxville deepA,ch, dltcd -ihe 25th inst says
The engagement day hand "a hand anAirr
lasting four hours.
The rebel foroo In estimated at 0vc thousand. They
lost In killed wounded and prisoners three hundred
General wolicrd recap,ured his wagon train, but ost
his battery.
Our loss Is nearly three hund ed.
General sanders advanced yesterday, and drove the
roocls below Philadelphia. running nabt kept up
until dark.
Colonel Crawford has returned from his expedition to
dsr,buc arms through Virginia and North Carolina and
to receive recruits lie perfectly successful In both
States. The people rising everywhere against the
rebels.
Parson Brownlow and Representative Maynard were
addressing tho people OF Fast Tenncssec Al Knoxville
they spoke 20. 900 people and wcro received With
enthusiasm.
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The DSn rt.
THE AMOUNT ENPsSDED ny IHs CORPORATION Foa


THE AMOUNT ENPsSDEp ny IHs CORPORATION Foa
SUBsrirfIEs.
An made iss'c 81 yesterday, wherein
stated tlal cf q agpfnpriipuf hy he Board o. 81
pervsors. made for the procurement Of slbstHts for
drated men. the Isyrieot o. communication money.
81 400 600 bad been expended This harm. y alto
Eebcr Incorrect. The appropriation authorized 10 be
made fr tiis I1udsble obcc was s2oeooo0 Of tnis
there has been less ,nan 5000 go eNouiei vhch
has furnished nearly tao ,housini SUBJ ,nte, 20 ny
nothing N those wbc fg'ly ssefupea We sivn.d
say h tie committee 0; the Bard who haze h,d la-
matter IN ch,rge, spd sbpse aamissblr pub
Bsled yesterday have nsnafei eif s1rs cxeosii1.iy
and sespin- tne amount ,c ny a-ndcd m p,
peTJrmsoc. o. thsr duties far srhn tbe
a1'h rr = 70 be f,s-i they deserve 'i''apxs z
the epiise .uiius1ty aud ~ egn.ea' Htsp m
,sxfayefs ~ or CIV. Ns m,.s thS c,ffecii ,njst
otcrr.eHr
The amnpnt tnttofys,i - b. rhsef 81 the orI
ado ted By The Oari ~ Supervisors Moad,y
proc rcmsui ~ suos.i,uiss .sooc0oo: bit a ther,
has actltly been cvpendod o. Tie provlaus aut,rasi
loan Of e. 1000 ,or tait pur.s bls abont 900 eo0
thors All conseluenry havs 70 BE- rat-s! on he
loan, provided the drst one 81 u,sen TIA, oay 4
sncre between 800 OOO ald 300 90, u,H- i.
c'nrarison to this ros-lti expected 70 low rori u
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n,..y s.ov s,o,m ,n ,nr Nc.

IRON TIE y. ls,uis DsfnCcrat.l
Tie premature. unexpected. sli'en heavy AMI Ierac
kbed every ,lh md wi..sr acele IN lls g.9,y
hscyon days of October A, about ocht A. " the 'efcy
faln bssih 20 roat nSan ward ard quickly increased m
volume ard multitude tl the fe7thery fall hei all The
Hour after torr. silsoiiv nni igbty, the oeuse
white clnaas upon the city. fnsbt ng ~
once nore N nstnre mat hicss robe d purify Ioug
The cont aucd falling thick and fast. hni
descerded with slight absiemcBt i.i Ist shutdown
We're tho weather colfer the streets would be baked
with sro~, which, Mingled wth rain, va -il ia ~ At
nILe 2. ~
Winter sseEis to have begun IN good esr0cfi src u
ever finds hundreds OF or families upprcarei i1r ~
rigors fhe var has deprived many wife aud her 90
spring or their natural PROTECTOR and Isit iben. pinch
rogerty perhaps too lroud to permit thcr wants 70
~ known. such lnsra1eeg should and d0rhticfs vii
Meanwhile t ls clearly tha aes duty Il every man
Decay in the busDrss reis'pus 20 lay heavy hand
Of marches sxsciicu uron tho slender urscs Of 0T
Esrecay should landlords snd tbs vcndcrs Of csi and
wood have sr respect and deceocy encugb n not Lgma
ny n graduate their prices wth n cen
sidcrslicn lcs- biss than .clhsh greed " gain.
INTERESTING NEUROLOGICAL INFORMATION rive
FIRST snow ~ ZACH on TfvE YEARS
prom tie -. fous Democrat, Oct -
The "hrst anos q The -ssfn appeared ,ssttfdly
morning and ~ Abundance that unigersa vUifd
tocbe very decided ntrcductloa 10 winter % the
cacpfsr st the County Cefks ece sc found an stfei
log record % the "rst snow of wintef fonh 1ssg ~
ycsr sy the esrsi CAPTAIN Eager The seooani a. i''
lows-
ilr., snow, psecnber 8, isEs, asd tp-to9" sishiSs
first saov N 1890 Ten Sov.mber q. quite eesr
F,rsi snos u 1852 Zen s plsti u october a. ihfs.
Irs, ssow n issa tel Thursday morning, oclos.- q
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NEWS PROM THE PACIFIC
s.s rsaurmo,. OF ~ \

s.s Tsisrno,, OF N Iss7.
Af1rr1. var sisansr Narssssss,, 'rs- trsJaso
ss...a, ssy nstt>. io' iioeg Ksag. uryss $50 10
n u.sssr-
fi8sytuis ss,e, ., - ~ nfi srs fecsirs1.
ms ss-~say ssys --Th~ iofsosi.oas sse ttsi ihs
ss,h-rn ~ssl.s Gee, ha ysx -n sassa as, avs'as.
y~s v ea.
Tise ssns pap~r ,rs>As saornsfasy q IA rasu ~
iare Al tss yasas~sbprs sss '<tdi.s hAs<safsT ihs
ysf. Tss su.ss,s grs>a -n sbgrs irr i,efsA's
~ inaG xessa
The New York herald., 1863-10-28
n,esslYn CT, poii,i,.

rbs isds. ssf-nt D~no,rsry sna TsspaJsrs' AsIe.
tou hits ssnlsatss NJ. uisia y Hnnsn a. candasts
fot -,fss, COMMITS. yse' " Tsss q " ivsns ogsss.
fer. aff
Tbs tsmrcrsis Htib Asyfnby frrf o.afeaiso
have nfuI isaleI ~. Cflairf ~ taTnA fa1f t4fn.
Tsa itoa party oi ~ Nlz'b ward tsre nrs1sisi W
u J fIsunEay ~ Afdsrfnsa ssf a. 1r-tlh VAS
uBls ps,tv tsre 81 sflnaief ~ fstffs ~ q ~ ~
safre fasHiou. NJ. fr5rf f.kfsg Cd So -" -
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n,..,.i .,s,l 9, n.,s.Ms,.

ma srraexpav< cfssra sssi acfct.es n ne CITY
Han N h nsifs to-sss 90 it< s ssss al fsrss o.
oesrsns ever sur-sA~s stssoiy w sr~s<n -<s,s<
o. rnaerss .sschi - sntnasiucn u niss ~ ssser.
t..ssi Al tasyS, sr "a tstsvs ,iss1a
The New York herald., 1863-10-28
speech OF MAJOR o...r.i nesssr."s.

ffTTFffTII " ~ IFFI-
css,n rts~rsn5, 10 sreseb 1t ~ N-'Fhss's Va
shsass yesis,esy sbsrs bs vss mesi snihg iss'eshy
recsiv-s 80 H -" hS tfn ssFf msi Y M 'esoss
,sesstir ssst T. ChAfsa7st sti ,<~a ovd.d ,hsss ts
,s.. - bsy oashi n hsrs hs-u t,s bsftbsss q We
,,s-fss tHs sosii have btsa bfosso.
N. Gsssrai ~ ~ s- hsns 81 rssig~ Hysinss hs,
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Mexican population have already adhered 10 the Arch
euks prors TOO maeh quoted yesterday the words Of
ehe Archdnke himself In his conversation with tho dele
gates at hhanar ioksss trae ng sk Ais finger te map
h isd thatthe place, SAiek kad ssuen Aey adAoa 70
es oce @ the Noaoes comvisd csiy The fourth part of
~ iesoie terfsry and This asserton was no: eesraei
or Gined Hscay. The other provinces viii probably
come IN with time. but there must he 9 than the
three hundsed uuarmed outlaws who siil n.imda.e
mem.
DfPERIAL PnFsngrs To TIE MEnBERs
Letters from Trieste OF October 10 state that all the
members OF the Mexican depntatOn (who, sin gniary
enough for men who were formerly repubiicans y ere
eeeorated with number or the most varied kinds OF
eec rations) have received from tho Archdnke and
Arehdrchess very valrabe sossirs tbeir VISIT and
mat on .her departure they were accompaned the
Ianway station ard on board the steamer by tho Arch
SnAe ali uecamp Some of the Mex cans 90 BY sea to
Ma sciles, and others by railway % VIENNA but they
Mexico together.
The New York herald., 1863-10-28

The Brazil mail has (Oct I'D been teegraphed via
Lisbon.
Coffee u quoted at 1900 FOR good nrsts The stock
900 bags Exchange on london was at 27Ad.
273sd
pahm dates 10 the 2sth eeptember The quotation
for sugar Is $1,000 2n5OO for white.
Pepanbuco advices to the 1s Of September. Sugar
Is q-o,ed at 1900 1880 for white and 1880 1900
for brown