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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

Prentice says the rebels never 60 to see
khe Falls Of Niagara now. Aud it ism,
nsosssary. They'll soon have . chance
20 see much bigger tall nearer
home-she fall Of their CONFERENCE.-THE
this Fall will be crowned with . more
cheering rainbow shao ever the grand horse
shoe oatarsot Vas. We viii not say vhssh-
Or there will BE- any necessity for sus'
psusiou bridge in the case.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

~The stock of notions. Willow Ware.
wall Paper. and everything needed by Gus
toners, and kept 10 we'll regulated varie-
ty Store, is to be found q No. 93, HAN q.
Give 8. G. Dugdale . call.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

~ We give it IS our opinion, that there never
was better or larger Stock Of Fall Goods
brought to this city than is now on shelves,
counter, and in drawers of the Bee Hive Store.
No. %, NJ ain st. The hoops are magnificent and
in numbers sufficient to surround all the FAIR
creation, we should think; and the Carpets!
&c. &c-reader go and see for yourself Our
friend CrAwford says he is determined to make
the Bee Hive Store, THE Store of the West End
Of Main street, and THE place to buy Goods
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

Hoe CHoLxRA.-Those OF our farmers.
who have this disease among their swine.
are reminded that Dr.. ] s. Finnimore, Of
Of our city, manufactures . Linimsn that Is
An efectual remedy for it. Try it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

wYNKooP's ICELAND PICTORIAL!


Diseases ofthe Throat, Chest and Pulmonary organs,
prevalent. nsidious and dangerous The prop
critics Of medicine alleviate and these
complaints. be Ex2ectorsnt, Anodye and lvgora
tin ioosening the the throat and imparting
the entire system. No discovery u medical
mastered this class of diseases like Dr. wyn
hoops Iceland Pectoral. It used With the as
tonshng results in all cases Of Bronchitis InhuenIa
whooping Cough Dptheria Putrid Sore Throat Asth
Group, Coughs, Colds Nervous IrritabiIity, &c.
The Rev J. J; Potter, certifes, THAT have Dr.
Wynn oops Pectorsi for several myself
family. for Pulmonary Complaints. and have
ennepded it to many others, and have its
equal Rev.. J. Potter. Brooklyn,N.Y.
Hundreds and thousands of important testimonials
eoald produced It's that
il never tails.
his composed Of pure Iceland Moss, Balm Of GiIead
Peruvian BaIsam. Es;smpane. Comfrey, Burdock, and
oshsr invAuabe sxpeeterant and Ingredients. 1t 10
harmless prompt and lasting Invalids sufferers
ea1nos adord neglect trial Every family should
have is remarkable for Group. Fulidessrip,ions
and directions accompany bottle
solA By aA1prinepal Druggists
Prepared By DR.. q. D. wynkOOp. and sold by D. g.
Barnes Co., Mes York
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

0JThe time to supply yourselves with Coke
for the approaching cold weather. for shop and
Office warming. is nearly here and Messrs.
Starr & White are prepared to fill all orders and
deliver the Coke to customers. 1t will be found
much cheaper than wood--that is our last win
ter's experience. They also prepared at all
times to put up gas fixtures being supplied with
all Kinds of plain and fancy brackets. Fire
Brick and Coal Tar for sale. Office on Main ST.
one door West of Emswiler & Crockers whole
sale and retail Notion Store-up stairs.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25
MASONIC CALENDAR.

Webb Lodge, on the third Wednesday $500.
Richmond Lodge, meets on the frst Tuesday
King SOlo@on Chapter, second Friday.
Wayne COuacil, first Thursday in March, June,
Septe0 Der andDscember... ...-....'.
l3ritsoa Lodge (coorsd.) first Monday in each
month.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

white Water Lods e,meets overy Friday evening
HssDan O. srmAn) Lodge,every Tuesday evening.
W 200 ward Lodge, every Wednesday evening.
Oriental Encampment, every second and fourth
tuesday OF each month.
.Dseree of Rsbscca, Of Whitewater and Woodward
lodges 6rst and third Tuesday Of each month.
Degree of Rebecca of Herman Loo hrst and third
Monday Of sach month.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

~oal OIL LAAtsrns-wnA signal % fsfSss
u Burners, for sale cheap bx
PLul11xn 4 KxlL1.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25
No Elinching!
The present rise in Goods has n sivantsgs Of the
~ Ne @ANNMAMA MNN9N
DRESS COATS,
Ov1icoATs
SACK COATS.
SID -. PANT0,
s..a r VESTS.
HATS and
Furnishing Goods!

Umbrellas. Trunks. vsses, Carpet Sacks Bags. Ae..
sN at the best bargains At the Railroad Clothing
Hoase, directly opposite Geo. Barnes Grocery, and
next dso the Bank Of state, Main street.
Sept Ia. 1863 3S-tf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-25

nDains and vaSatsh Dg0sAss Per sass b.
u PLC4a1B KELLY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
WAS me ONLY
WAN THE UNIV
"PrCparatOn for food from Indian Corn"

V'HAr received ueiil aud honorable mention from the
RuNal Commissioners. the petition of all promi
nent manufacturers OF "Corn starch and prepared Corn
Flour OF this and other countries Notwithstanding.
MAIZENA,,
The food and luxury of s age without single fault
one trial will nviuce tle most skspisa Makes Pud
dings, Cakes. Cu-aris lauc ManlA, Nf without isin
glars, with few s4 at cost astonishing the most
economical. sl'.ht addition to ordinary Wheat Flour
realty imFiosts Baid aud Cake is as1 excellent for
hiekening sweet sauces, grayiss for fish and meat soups
&C. For Ice Cream tOthiug ean compare with 1t. little
boiled in r Will Produce rich Tor coffee, choco-
late. ten &c.
Put up in our pound packages under the trademark
Mailena, with directions use
mus delicious Article of food for children and invalids
Of all ages For sale by Grocers and Druggists every
where.
Hhohsait Depot 1866 Fulton Street.
WILLIAM DUKYEA, General agent.
HMM
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
a CARD.

DE subscriber having sold his stock Of lumber for the
purpose of disseminating the business, would cordially
recommend his successors WISE WELDIN, te those
who have been customers the yard, and the
partners, John Wise, having been identified with this
business for the past years, who perfectly
dersands 1t, firm that will attend to their wants both
agreeably and with promptueas.
JESSE LANE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
A VALUABLE MEDIcINE!l
HOW MnnY DIG al ConsmmntIon.

TTWW HTET7TT T0 0mFI0y Tue proper remedy!
COUGHS. COLDS. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. FEVFRs
DEBILITY, ALL PULMONARY COMPLAINTS
Persnns thus enced sh uld once to some re-
ahe remedy aud from the s imony of thousands who
have heeu sured ty IN, SudyHcs Compound Syrup Of
WNt CAsrfy we nuly believe no medicine has ever,
eluallet ~ siect-s In eieeualy curing all Throat
Breast and Lung Complaints. II strengthens, heals
puriilsF, anordas oufi-hment To the impoverished
blood. and builds up Tie constitution. II soothes IL
Irritation Of the mucua nsmhnue which lines the al
passages aud which gives much Distress causing tick
ling or rsips la the throat promotes expectoration
o0sen- tn tough matter which clogs up the vessels
Tres and natural II stimulates the power Of Digestion
and has periormgi vuy many when to all human
probability tt mia not be- pp sibe. II The bowels are
costve or hrada he te1mpane your disc se dose Of
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
"a CARD-
University of Pennsy lvania,
PHILADELPHIA

M EDICAI DEP A RI NJ ENV.
NINETY EIGHTH SESSION QsOs-Gl)
WILLIAM GmsoS. n r. Emeritu. Professor " Surgery.
GBoRdE WuoD NJ, b Emeritus Professor OF Theory and
practic. ul Medicine.
SAMUEL JACKSON, NJ d. Emeritus Professor Of Institutes
OF Medicine
HuaH llopaE, NJ D. Emeritus Professor OF Obstetrics
and the Diseases Of Women aud Children.
JosEPH CARSON, NJ d. Professor o Materia Medica and
Pharmacy.
RoaERT E, BoaERs NJ. D Professor OF Chemistry.
IosgPH LEIDY, NJ D., Professor of nafomy
HENkY H. SMITH, NJ D., Professor OF surgery.
WILLIAM PEprrR NJ D.. Professor Of Theory aud Practice
OF Medicine.
E. GrRNn Nra NJ D., Professor Institutes OF Medi.
cine.
X 4 prNRosE, D., Professor of Obstetrics and The
Disease o Women and Children.
ions II licKNtD, MD. Demonstrate or % Anatomy,
The Lecture Of the Session will begin on the second
Monday 1 October and close on the first Of March
One introductory viii be delivered To the Course.
Clinical Instruction Us given throughout the session. In
he Medical Hall by the Professors, aud the Hospitals
sc the Phi idsphit Hospital containing vi beds, in
sfruciiou Is free.
Military Surgery and lIyseno viii be fully taught by
the appropriate chairs.
The Dssectiug Rooms, unior the superln,eudence OF
the Professor u Anatomy and the DemonstrA0r are opeu
from the middle of eptemltr
The Room for Operative surgery and tho Application OF
Biudages &C. Is opeu early IN eptemhec and through
oui the Session. under The supervision Of the Professor Of
Surgery
Surgical Demonsirs'ors ii issox osI HoD5I, NJ D.
Fees for the Lectures leach Professor sl5l slO6
Matrirulapn Fee (paid once oulyl,
Graduation Fee, 80
R L. ROGERS, IL D, Dean II ne Medical Fleuiy,
University Building.
SAMUEL pMoB, JGndor
University Building
p s-Board may be had ct from $3.50 to 80 per es.
sep l54w.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE
Linden Hall,
Wilmington. Del.

fI'Hls Institution, situeted beautiful eminence In
the part Of the city will be reopened tor the
reception pupils the first Monday in September.
For Terms apply to REV. ruOs. NJ CAM, A. A.
Principal and Proprietor
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
b A U G HIS
RAW-BoNE
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
BAUGH & SONS,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS,
Mo. 20 South Delaware Avenue,
PHILADELPHIA.

The superior merits Of this article are now so we'll
tabshed that it only necessary in regular adver
teemens to remind Farmers and Dealers In Fertilizers
thtt good supply is hand for the fall trade.
Every Farmer using Fertilizer may be assured that
RAW BONE PHOSPHATE will still maintain its high
haacer Tor strength and purity, the nuaeturers pre-
ierIng TO make small advance in the price per ton,
rather than allow its merits to fall below their former
standard uHdei increased expense in manufacturing.
Ia 1t is prepared from Rag bones, and anted to
coajain all their original organic matter-no burned Or
cheaed bones are used, and it is sold under guaranty
from the manufacturers that 1t is ee from adulteraon
THE DEMAND FOR BAuGHs RAW BONE SUPER
PHOSPHATE last year greatly eectdet that Of any pre-
vous one, which is substantial evidence Of its high
standard Of popularity.
Price S4S so ner 2OOO Ibs,-Cash.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
MONEY WANTED

EvERAI sums from $500 to $40 600 can be loaned on
, god Real Estate security. ANY person having money
on hand have 1t safely invested by applying to
WIN, MeCAULLEY
APPS 6O6 Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
1863. FALL 1863
MILLINERY and Straw Goods.
1868.

- have the pleasure Of Informing my customers
keise7 and the public generally that have now on
kl( haui full stock nf FALL and WINTER GOODS,
~ including FRENCH PATTERN BONNETs, RIB
BONS, SILKS, NELNkTS LACES FRENCH aud AMERI-
CAN FLOWERS, FEATHERS, &c, &c. Also STRAW,
BEAVER and FELT HATS and BONNETs OF the latest
styles aud designs.
WILLIAM KRUsEN
No, us Arch street, Philadelphia.
seli. .o1-lnl.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
ice s4S so per 1000 Ibs.-Cash.

The above may be had Of regular Dealers Of
BEUGH d. SONS,
No. 20 South DeldWdre AVeaue.
jyt4-3m. PHILADELPHIA.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
HEFERBNCEs

REFERENC CEs:
Hon. Willard Hall II. McConb, ESD, K. H. Porter,
d.. 5. Floyd, Cashier Bank OF Delaware George Bush
President Bank Wilmington and BrAndywne, Whining
tou Del Mr.. Charles Be lston, odessa Mr.. Johu =
Cochran, Middetown; Mr. Isaac Giles. Laurel Mr.. viii
son 5. Cannon, Leipsc; Mr.. Wm Hurock, ST Georges ;
Rev. Messrs, Aikman, Wswe, Roberts and Patterson,
Wilmi igton Rev Mr. Gaylord, Delaware City and Rev.
u. II Emerson, st. Georges. aug 43m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13

The subscribers having taken the Lumber YarI
pied by Jesse Lane with the intention Of carrying the
same business (retaiing umbur ii is hoped the old Gus
toners aud friends Of the yard will continue with the
firm the patronage lbsraly bestowed the for
proprietor
WISE & wELDiN.
Yard .itnated .onth enl Chr..tana lr.L.... iN1am.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
HAsSoN'S
Compound Syrup of Tar,

For Coughs, Colds, lloarseness, Sore Throat, sc.
". LIPPINCOTT, Druggist, III Market Street
Has been appointed agent for this preparation in place Of
o. b. Thompson, who has been heretofore sole Agent for
Wilmington, but owing to the removal th- proprietor
10 Philadelphia the agency has been transferred to Ar
Lippineott WHO will always keep Hrge supply Of It
hand to sell wholesale and Retail 1t is kept for
sale gae a. MclNALL's Drug store, and a. j. j. GAL
LAGllERs Drug store Price 20 cts. Ter bottle.
The popularity Of this preparation may induce dis
honest and unpr ncpled men 10 make imitation, con.
sequenuy all should -asa for hAssON's COMPOUND
SYRUP or TAR nv l66m
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
FROM THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
Movements of the Pirates Ala.
bama, Georgia, and
".as" Tuscaloosa. "'' 10

NEW YoRK, Oct. a6.-The barque Uriana,
from the Cape of Good Hope Aug. 2Sth and St..
Helena Sept. 1lth, has arrived here, having on
board Capt. White and Messrs. Scoheld aud r.
White, late master and officers of the bark Sea
Breeze, of Boston, which vessel was captured
by the Alabama, In sight Of the harbor Of Table
Bay, and within gunshot Of the shore; also, G.
williams and g. Eldridgc, mates Of the barque
Anna +. Schmidt, of Boston, which was also
captured by the pirate.
The Uriana left port at night, at which time
the pirate Georgia was coallng at 81. simon's
Bay. TLcpirates Florida and Tuscaloosa were
cruising ON the coast. The pirate Alabama was
said to be at or near saldauka Bay. supern-
tending the disposal Of the barluc sca Bride
and cargo, which, II was reported, had been
purchased by the British citizens at Caletown.
\ master and crew has been scat from Cape.
town 10 take charge Of the Sea Bride.
The pirate scmincs had declared publicly In
Capctown that he would hang Capt. Cooper,
Of the Uriaua, for flying the stars and stripes
In port while anchored near the Alabama.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
From the Southwest.

CAIu', Oct. a. BY the arrival OF the slu4ii.
or Lickcy. Mcmphis dates TO the I'D have been
received. Those from Corinth, October 18Th
siy lhut that city ha, again assumed a lively
aud martial a,pcct. The streets are being lllled
with columns Of troops.
The Memphis aud Charleston railroad j. in
running order from Corinth to Bear Greek.
G,n. ShCrm II and staff had loft for the front
and indications Of active operetions arc al,.
parent. Gen. sweeny's command, sent in pur.
snt OF the rebels from Lagrange, was expected
TO return the next day. The Third Michigan
cavalry had returned from successful scout,
in which they killed, wounded, and captured,
number of rebels.
MEArH $, Oct. a2.-Hurlbut's scouts report
l.oriDg at Grenada watching the expected ad.
vance Of NcPherson's forces from Vicksburg
ADAMS 10 guarding the jackson. Meridian, aud
Mobile aud Ohio railroad against expected
raids.
No troops are now at Allant1. all having
sUnC to Wheeler, Stephen ID. Lee, RudJy aud
Forrest. The latter are In Sherman a iminc.
diaie advance, tearing up the railroad aud telc.
graph. The former Is reported south OF the
Tennrr-ee river, between Tuscunibia and de-
catur. his forces amounting 10 l0,UUO strong.
Osterhaus' division, which Is iu ad,anru, had
another severe fight yesterday, losing Colonel
Lorens, Of the Both Iowa, and 81, cu men killcd
and twenty wounded.
sherman Hospital depot Is at Iuka.
Steiner Is reported south Of 1allahatchlu
river, recruiting for another raid uu the Mem.
phs and Charleston railroad.
The Southern papers state that Bragg draws
tor $4,000 rations.
The remainder OF Lougstreels . CORP. had ar.
rived from Virginia.
\ heavy rain fell here to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
Our Loss al Chiek \ s,n a uxs.

The following 10 the official report .: Ya.lal.
''"- At lllc battle Of Chickamauga;
lfTH AgMr CUKIs (GES. THoNAs).
h'ilcd--3J commissioned officers, 6Jj enli-i-
rd men. Total, Gil.
Wounded-20C Commissioned vuiccrs 5,?y7
enlisted men. Total, 3,5Oj.
Missng-l2i commissioned officers 2,UUU
enlisted men. Total. 2,l27.
10TH ARMY CORPS, GOES. M'tuuK.)
hiiled-4O commissioned officers; vi3 enlist.
cd men. Total, +O3.
Nounded-lBs commissioned officers; 1851
enlisted men. Total, 2,535.
Mlssing-T commissioned officers; l,jU3
enlistcd men. Total, l,5sO.
-lhr ARMY ,oKPs GENERAL CRITTENDEs.)
hIllcd-oJ commissioned officers; 2g6 en-
listed men. Total, 1856.
WVuIdol-l3l commissioned utiircrs; 2,l57
enlisted men. Total, 2,ass.
Missin"-.. commissioned officers; G55 en-.
listed men. Total, Gi1.
RESERVED CORPS GENERAL GKANGER.)
men. Total, 235.
Wounded-59 commissioned oflcers; s77 cn.
listed men. Total, 83e.
Misslng--oi commissioned officers; jU1 un.
listed men. Total, 58l.
GRAND TOTAL.
kllled-l5l commissioned officers; l,5lJ cu.
listed men. Total, 1914.
Woundcd-564 commissioned oiilcurs; S8Ds
enlisted men. Total, 9,2G2.
Missing-2S0 commissioned oIllcers, a.gG5
enlisted men. Total, 4,945. Total LOSS
1881.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
Lee Again this Side Of
the Kappa hammock.
q y, e q
A Battle on Last Saturday.

ksppeavs shs Lee has turned back In his
retreat, or at least has made demonstration
to check Gen. Meade In his pursuit.
On Saturday morning the enemy, in force,
crossed the Rappahannock suddenly upon pou.
toon bridges, constructed during the previous
night aud after driving back Gregg's cavalry
division, had an affair with two brigades of our
infantry, one belonging to the Second aud the
other TO the Third corps.
1t is represented to have been a sharp fight
a considerable number falling on both sides
but the particulars have not come to hand.
Major {. F. Taggart, Of the Second Pennsyi
yania cavalry, is said to have been shot through
both ku.ss and died under amputatiou.
The enemy is represented as lying with hi-
lett resting On Beverly Ford, above the Orans,
aud Alexandria railroad bridge, while Li- lin,
cxtcnd- across the railroad nedr Rcaltun I,
Stafford Court House, which is ten or tvcl,,
miles north Of Falmouth If this Is Lrvs 20
sitipu IL would seem that Meade has q fair ~"
r"ruuity for attacking him.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26

1NroETAsr TO FExkLEs.-Dr. Chee,eman's
PM..-Tie combination OF Ingredients In these
pills are the result Of long and extensive prac.
tce. They are mild In their operation, and Ger.
tain in correcting all irregularities, painful men.
struafion, removing all distractions, whether
from cold or otherwise, headache, pain in the side
pSlpitAtion Of the heart whites, all nervous atsc
tions, Mysteries, fatigue, pain In the back and
limbs, &C., disturbsd sleep, which arise from inter.
ruptios OF nature.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was tho commencement Of new era In the ira AZ
ment OF those irregularities and obstruotions
which have osnsigned 20 many to a rnrmAru.r
GRAVE. No female can enjoy good health unIes,
she IL regular, and whenever an obstruction takes
place the general health begins to decline.
nr-. DR.. CHEESEMAN's PILLS
are the most edectusl remedy ever known for ali
complaints peculiar to FtHaiss To all classes they
are Invaluable, Inducing, wih certainly, periodical
rsgsiariiy. Thsy arc known to thousands, who
have used them at different perisds, throushout
the &C tuntry, having the sanction Of some Of ths
most sminei Physieians IN America.
Erpiich directions, asiing pAen Aey should not BE-
used, with each Box-the Price One Dollar psr Bor,
containing from 90 TO 90 Pills.
Pills sent w mail proaptiy by RENTING to the
Proprictors. Sold by Druggists generally
HUTCHlNGs Il HILLYER,
Froprietors, 81 Cedar st., New Yrok.
Sold by .. CALVERT FORD. 4,
ses-speod $50 Pa. avenue, Washington, d. c.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
French Bloc kade Of Mexico,
torrI,!AL
ID rAhTMEhI ~ SrArL,
WAsHIRGION, October "a. lssa

ID rARTMEhl OI SrATL,I
WAsHISGION, October u, 1859 /
Information has been Officially uommunI.
Gated to this Department that from aud after
the 9TH Of September last all effective blockade
will be established aud maintained by the
French naval forces Of all tho porto, rivers, ha,
yuns, roads, creeks, &c, along the coasts Of
MEXICO which are not occupied by frUurh
troops, aud which alil! acknowledge the au,
tLority OF juarcI, from the Lagoon, tcu league =
south Of Matalnoros, to aud including Cam.
pechr, between :5' 92' north, ny ji' west, and
l9N 5!' north, 92' jO' west, (of the meridian Of
rar'7 y and that friendly aud neutral yessels
Will be allowed the period of twenty-five days
10 complete their lading mud leave the block
AIDED place.
Cine poinls excepted from blockade are
Tampico, Vera Cruz, Alyarado, Costzacosleos.
Taba-co, aud Carncu.)
All vessels attempting 10 violate lhs ssld
blockade will he procaeded against In conform,
ity with int'innIionnI law aud trgatic- Ia force
with neutral Fuwvl',
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
dentials.
} .Q .NIEA-LLaAW
~ h. Arerstitsd d-sv-P0it -SlissVssr'
from the Msxit III eSvsrnnsnt.
IN .llr rJ.TeT~ GET Iartu
Excitement in New York Re.
specting tho French Block ,
ade in Mexico, ,ag
ARMS, FOR JCAREz CAPTURED BY
r THE FRENCH. nu,u
LEGGED --}EU |snlT
Cen. Banks The Man fer tlse Crisis In
The Calf.
from the MsxiS III GSvsrnnsnt

Especial D. spsich to the National Republican,
Nkw YoHk, Ort. 26.-senor Romero and his
suite arrived here FROM Mexico via Havana, on
Saturday. They iei, New York for washing-
ton Saturday evening. -.-n4- ....... nm
When In this county last Senior Romero was
Mexican Charys de I6aires. He comes now
accredited by she Juarez government as full
Minister and will present his credentials ,oe-
N"'uAAeS'.E A'sE FiIg ~
The announcement of blockade of tho
Mexlcanpo by the French excites consider.
able discussion In commercial circles here to-
day. $500, ..
Aprivate letter, dated New Orleans, 7th lust,
says that French frIgates are lying oil the bar
at Matamoras, and two weeks since captured
a vessel going In with arms for the Juarcz
government.
All eyes are turned towards Gen. Banks as
the man for the crisis In the Gulf Department.
Implicit confidence in his judgement is every
where expressed. ...r,rr HnH.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
NelAus Ashore.

Late advlccs from Newbcrn to the Navy De.
partment stale that the gunhoat Nanseinoud
one of the fleet watching the Wilmington
blockade runners. has destroyed the Venus,
one of the largest OF the smugglers, with a val
uablc cargo. The Nansehond chased tll,
Venus, aud llred fur shots into her, one ol
which knocked OIL one of her iron plates, caus.
Ing her t" leak badly. She was run ashore
and the commander Of the Nanscmond being
uuaUlc Ia grl her of destroyed her. The cap
tain and Twenty-Five Officers and men were
captured. She was ?69 feet long and 1,00I
lOns hurihrm. l. ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
Military Chnnpsa,

The iacts in regard 10 changes At the wcst,
as now officially ascvrlaiucd; are 1T follows:
!. Gen. Rosecrans lie relieved.
:. Gen. Thomas assumes his command OF
the Army Of the Cumberland.
3. The departments of the Ohio (Burn. ide J.,
Cumberland (Thomas), Tennessee, (Hurlbut), },
and Nicksburg (McPherson), ar, consolidated
into one grand military division Of the Mis-.
sissippi,'' under til. command Of Gen. Grant.
l. Gems. Hooker aud sherman, the latter
now al 1uka, will command corps in the field
3. Gen. Grant's headquarters will be i'll the
field he leaves for tue from, to.morruw.
q. McPherson's department will extend from
the Department of the Gulf " Napoleon.