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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07
Great Britain.

IN, London Morning Post SAYS that nero Is
DO t.EtA whatever 10 the reported resignation u In
kua sell. .. .,.. .ho t,,,li.t
Coyernucaf is abonf, with regret 20 oecline giving ~
aGbcTCnoc 20 tie European Consl IS ~ says = =,
pu-rosc o. the Emperor is ided with admiration
Int te reaus proposed not considered rs enectunL
me Lo.1oa Secfa0- announces, on rst rave aut Or
~ flat Wrri Russell VIII be relieved rom ms position
Il; to Ifiiish Cabinet and that Esll Clarendon WIZ De
no ctier Tnrlish journal confirms tie aunouccemcn;
Tie L5adoa Moaas Hcrold is the Only journal which
po.iccs the report and says that 1t Cannot tace 10
The argument in iae Alexandra case Was Sill pro-
crossing
fiat which is involved In tins case II trusts that TIE
result VIII efIectuay put an end to al uaceitain'! Il
regard to The law question
The Government has decided 10 stop The TampIp on
lie CLYDE Her owners acge tlat she does not DIN 7
from the numerous merehantsmps Iegmay
fitted oat On the Clyde. The authorities were ioi
satisfied with this statement, and had gu1Doat inOotu
close 10 tie Psmpero 70 prevent ler escape
THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS.
The Memorial DipiOmGf,qac says that hitcen
or the twenty Powers invited 70 be present OF the En
ropesn Congress have gwen an affirmative iel'y 10 'e
The same loarnAl saws tn; the French Governor.
IN Gegy Of kls.ePd iqr.ep Wrench
inc uron the VIerOgativcs OF the Congress ii would ~
impossible for tie Emperor Napoleon to lay down h
~ eminares but that when the replies Of all the Pow
.rs werr received, the Emperor would then hasten &
give all tie explanation in his power"
The Pare publishes statement under reserve, ina
fhe Emperor, without wishing 70 draw up programme
for the Congress, nag expressed the opinion that u
should be chiefly occupied with considering the cues
lions IL Poland. Oi tie German Duch!cs 81 Rome, o
Venice and Of the reforms 70 be introduced IL the pm
The Paris correspondent Of TIE London TINES asserts
thai tie believers III the Congress gro" FEVER ever!
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Os BoAnO sTFlasmP Ty.SlNo srAs

Oa BOARD AEEAMsulP EvsNlNo STAR
SANDY took Dec. 5, 1903.
TIE nuieiss ID board the stt ans p Evening
sff lri ath voyage nom NcwUflrars Via Havana %
Sew lok dclirc 'o rrsss lc satisfaction Of tho
ilt ani pleasure Lave experienced the voyage now
chou - oruuir. Tie acfutr layo found model OF
comfort speed Hnd safety n coming out Of Havana la the
face st0rs y. wind. which continued Ion days with
aNsy heavy sAr proved Acrsol 10 b. IA c,ey way
superior s,fbolf.
4he stew lris department under the of Nj j. W. v
iu has been entirely ssfscuy aud the well spread tables
tc parious 'aolns well remember with abstraction.
10 Cupt Nn H. Bell would tender warmcst thank,
Tor , knicss and attention, believing lin 10 possess
dan ordinary abilities and cterwuohn Tor n safety Of III.
sp nd pfssruers ard The como.i of those under lis
Mr. Nm A. Field the purrr well - all the officers have
proved themselves c.p4b.c. courteous and obi ing.
VIM Nurdcycr, hrgadrrrncul u. :. Volunteers; Jane,
H. slack, Colonel i7h Indiana Nicholas Ncddcr. Major aud
raymnsier, a. \. Amy folk Argus MAJOR "a Iouagc5
Henry H. Fitch, 'aplin 10Th Kew York, John 4. tondt
Ncwl o.ki j. Il. Basel Boston, Judge Evans Texas. and
10 OfheIs
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-.
a.,nie =. ,oia i4u,l. rrsunnn. Hamburg ,ia south
an,om No. b. p n ndse. and 81! pas. 70 kunhaFd
co. iap-horc ,irorg W. zries during the entire pas
E,s 70 Ia 90 ~ Ion % passed. steamship Anstraasan
hound f. Dee s. a. y g. l5n 20 80 passed shig Vetone
4rnd " Dec. g. M Il g, Jon. o. u, Ia'scd cprsrd
s..l.ap Evenin- Star. Rell New.oreans. Nov % aid
81 vai. Dec J. md o. 1't Pfs. 10 80. a; h'yhoT' -
Tow. 55nI No. bar. niaoi.. slp ". l., M-roi. baa,
floirlr' h.rk u. ~ r. WI Bur ouSh' oiS ,9ns''h
s,ar,ur C'ha', n ad Yszco. - anchor g tie : '" Fn'
n f.sr ur stay rAr J4sIel ant S.cfg Nevada. De, =
f 70 49, e.. lon - % w.. passed 80 American 1k t"o
vlic sberls sii While huwfrss oonrd poo2i - =, ~
d. IT, IS 80 iou. ~ ~ czesrssi Signals " I'D steam
&.,iS,r Ty ~ H,ii o. g tg,r po.'l, sers fo..s-l'
~csu'er virginia a. ) tan,poIi, Snyder, Fortress Hon
.slm,r s1,, o. $. ansrorti, Thonp ca, Wa'tig;o'
ST. Newport 10 T.. = QusrteTansfsr.
sesasE Falcon, joaes, F'o'.aenee wd''' &C. TO r.
steamer opr,y. Nidei Providence.
srsnr. Fc.csn, " siaen Providence md'e' Sc 70 l.
Dgs Maya ver GOT New Haven't pcre Bsi5aise, Nos. o
81. Nsri r.1ne Nov 90 ball-st 20 H. Irow trdes Sons
ts-a trL 5snr. scott iuIl sinclair. Providence.
Frre -. T.. Frrl rrln. .racr. Nca London.
srr Afsnta tBrl Caster, 81 MaIc thayn Il dsya, leg
hr, s.ris,.a ,Brl mi''er'. irdsePr'- ballast to H. J.
hrs rfis difl, Hin, Havana u dlys sugar. &C.. to w
tf vr, Dr.. Msri. ?. ,. I.,ani, 10 d,y' cats to
fr MIN t.fs, John. y b Brrni, Hsvsr, Nov. %.
..rtaJs. e. wari. c.. Experienced ycIy hes,y SID
F.'r IrrloiH- tHti, L.al. P,uitoro. T. =
.e.r. >. nny Ilnd, toIr, N lcllas lU aays.
SIR Mrrf'ir Gov Noek'.ui.
-hr John adei,n o. ITu1o y. -. ct,rol cosnvi j.
f f.ra
rafs fo = o. SASH
s.hr. .iur.vc dr., Romicy Halifs 10 day' f.h 70
NIrr.sdrafA 90
schf Ih,l-re. noi.n Port R1yrl days bsf'ss, i1 "
p ,ioFe-iy 90. naI some very heavy welfter ihr
rafIa.r.
scir i'ni.f, rclf.inn Rocihni.
Srlr. oIfeou. Ifaif, RorsilHd.
Sclr s.. 4. hlnf iefdrun.s Ctisis.
sthr uiruru Or, Nirkcr.cn. tffurtiI..
srl-. Nairifa fBrl y cent CogLutiIs.
f,hr talafrock Snow tsiaih
rcl r. Eudora. Lori khfVarfh.
rc'f. Ocean Bifd. connolly. New. finven
rclr. lta J.. Now.fi ---- forfiand
rclr Qnirkrfep ~. tcaon. Boston.
SCir Say state. tculi Rockffud
f'fr. torinfLiil. Chaplain, Bangor
f,hr Mountain Ayeuue. Kelly. A,w Bedford.
Hcir n. D.. Potion Low. hargor
'Dlr ~ hane. Ryde- Bangor.
H.'f Fred. fnrsrf kerAli, H0rkifni.
srhr Ots Corr Nark'srd
tcIr huy iiiI Orr.if. fturor
sclr franAAn, Alien. ifoydcncc
MlAu-- lusti y. h..
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Dcrma,l. and GERMANY.

Active waIlke preparations are Progressing
in Denmark.
EieTcn thousand soldiers have been called OFT, aud
ak war vessels are being E.ted out.
sHolf;e!n officials have received orders from Copsn.
hagen 10 take the oath Of glance 20 the new King Of
Denmark. Large numbers had Ieiufed 10 DO So
Prince Frederick Of Augls,enbuIg has notified bis
assumption Of the DukcdOm OF SCheswig H0lstein
e. al The GeTmoDic Governments.
large meeting Of Prince Fledciicks supporters was
held al Hamburg on The I'D Of N0' ember.
\ great meeting was also held az Hanover On the
day 10 nrgc the enforcement d tic Federal e1ecG
lion at once II Schleswig & Hob TEN.
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TWO DAYS LATER FRON EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE COLUMBIA.
The Rumored Resignation Ct Earl
Russell Net True.
Nngland Declines Taking Fart iii '.e
european Congress.
stonaee Of tie pamperO Gu the Clyde
The ypyitstion to tic Congress Accelte d By
Fifteen European Powers.
THE PROBABLE PROGRAMME OF THE CONGRESS
Destruction If Two American Ships OH
an Domingo by a Spanish Vessel.
Th-eatening Aspect Of the schlesw'g-
Nols.ein Question.
ST. JoEx,s. NJ, saturday, Dec. 5. lsc.

Tic Steamship Columbia, from Galway on
Tic 9Th Of November aIIiyed hcre ct o'clock 'ns
,Sai.ila,) evening.
TIE OATS per the Columbia are two days later 'haa
flo,e already received
The steamship Canada from Boston. arrived o' LA'i
peel or he morning OF the 2ith ut.
Tie steamship Hecla. from New-A Oh miN'd "'
QrconstoNn on the 2ith IF November.
Tie Columbia makes tie following report '-hAleil-
epecd heavy westerly galss during the passage.
Tie Coamha vii take in supply OF coal ana lioo''1
10 Ncy.York tomorrow Sunday morning.
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Horn ARRIyAIs-Sruaf0r :. &. Pomcrov,
vlrsas the Hon T. =. johnson Conn: 4. ~. Lang
lrn. Gratfni Simon 1clhald. Oloi' T. e.. J. .Afu.
ulf TO- j. ~ Robinson Louisville. 4ld 7. d. 0u4ti.
Chicago. lfe - The ~ Nichols ll0.el
Tie Hon. = Chandler MthIrlr. o. Hon. =. Y. =.
prs,r " g., Albany. Prof John NEWMAN Ripley
leflais Co.'orn rfn0rt. J. Bridge Nail'. aud lior.
see j. D.bise sew Haven. C04u, n.e 20 40 -Aatog
House
Jas ". Harucrilr IN ladeipIa G.. \. Bslor De.
-,'f. Jls. $. kulin ADD ladY. Mirrfri, - g. Jones
Nashville. ana -. NJ llii'h'oca. Washington .lc 40
tlc Metropolitan Hotel
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STRIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT o. Acknowledgement
Icnrcd.

sstpshlps- lise iucv), brTgs Msianyas T. Gouglior
ity 81 baltimore, Msiilouse Liverpool J. u Dale; Anci.s
fi,r,tD }, Wesf,l- Ercuen, j. trnIinau
>dps-Aincrict lBrl, Mortimer, Liverpool, saul Thomp
fons Heylnw Glad fdings, Nelson G-row; Isaac Webb
Healing, Llsofpooi owcsc Norton New Orleans; l.. l.
afuIgs " Villains, Iol Royal.
BllIs-Auconcer tlir.), McCullorh Bermud. MccoI
! it'll tasilda ttrcm.l tiunsen ha,ana J. o. Ward Co.
John Harley Patton New Orirnnsi Ellen NeDoneld tBr)
Morton, Nnselesi Thomas ttrl P'ierson Crrd.nss, ON
guefor kckefson New Orleans J. ". Eaton, Coalieet
Bermuda.
Brss--walier Peck, Leighton, Naples, Moore Henry
MounaiuefI tir West Bobe lond. r. Alexandria Jones
Queen Victoria tiL King BaIbldocs Dolphin tiIr1 Dawes
isibor Grace HARDER Da'd'on, Halifax Anna Bella Br
lee. Htsf~.
seAoosss-C. gsuas.oa, CLaIsh. MsllaaIQu \. K,upY
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Arrest Of sixty CosI.suinc Rioters.

'' ma ohtdrndy Dee. D. 1903.
Lleut. LaYerty, with detachment Of IL men.
arrived IN this city this morning from Reading having
IN charge 60 men, who concerned IN he recent
outTagcs IN Carbon County.
BY order Of Major-Gel. Sigel Ae delivered re prjs
onsIs 70 hajorGen. CadN alladel, by whom tley rge
sent 10 Fort Ml1lin for safe keeping
These 90 men are the wOrs, and most dangerous Of
The rioters. The rest about A. IN number win be kept
a. Reading.
The prisoners arc CHARGED WITT conspiracy against
ne GOyerDment murder. arson AM rloiing Some oil
them implicated in the murder Of Mr. Smith .,
balawit and various acts " ipeeldiaylsp
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Sailed.

De- tscan p.rucrn STAR Of DE South Missi.'i?qi.
NMp--Dfu'-ti ard llam.l
Erss-h s,c.,a ,tGi Costa Ri., flrl Pfothcta lBr),
Nppe ltah licfm.s prl, sluta51 brnll, salah Eias
lB.l Nrnrlctt.
t.haaurrs-Lorf Ser fHrl Niri ton w II. SARGENT
Oasis lB.l jas. ~. lioyt. II. Willie
De- t.-,tc1m.hlp.-Br. annie tBrl q. sow; CITY Of
bl'iuinfr hfl lyetpppi Amticn fireul Rremeu; Geo.
Wellington New or.eslsi Chesapeake, Portland; Dudley
BuoL hrwbefut Jnlr. >. Green
slrs-L. L. s.rfsc. Jenny lad. Hornet L. +. Gaban
(Bfru.l
B.iA.-ii'Hei, rl',o s,haayi, Innmss Norl Cen
Cucrr
Bdff-'. Rlrniiarn u. W J. 'ou. k-hnso Nustl PLY
Jones, fsr.sta Anna Helena tfofl Henry Thictcray
Acme, ,voo iNorl, Dolphin lbrrinl Occah traveller.
" M ace frcA Queen Victoria
SELDOM rs-li N. Hatfield. A. NJ Aciin. 7. Hurr'l Eta,
Belle iaha. Anna Mnyo Queen ~ te South A. H-t0r. j.
". lauiay. Aao Meui " llv N0..j Lu.la Miucgsi, T..
a.. D. ..It. r.. laMuf. Reno.
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Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL. NOV ~, even ~.
CoIToN-The sales Of Cotton to-day were 900
bale. including 3lo0 70 specrators AID exporters The
hes upward tcgdaucy aud I4.ces partially IA
sd higher, particularly iOi o44-ts.
Trade hLPOR4--O.hHg ncw from Manchester s.nce tIs
sailing ~ the scotia.
BkEADsrUPYs-TheIe lee br~n no regular Com market,
since the falling u he Scotia b.. the market {! fI f0I oh
kilds Of Rreads'uhs.
PHoyIsoss are quiet Beef quiet Pork inactive Bacon
quiet but steady Lard fTmer, md td higher. Buttsi
ffet bare. Islow quiet and steady.
PRODrczSusar sctive, ad lIees stil advancing Cofe
NO sales Rec inactive. Ashes quiet sud sesdy. Rosn
steady spss IuIpenilns quet ana tend doYH"Dl Pc
Ioeum steady Refined 10
tospos MAagy1s--BreadFuas tending upward aud
prees trmer. sugar buoyent 6nd prices still sdysncing
Coffee hru Tee quiet and steady. Rice firm follow timer
ArEEIcAs sHCuRi11s--Jliuois Central shares 2sas dis
count. Erie shares OfUO5.
Consois elosed On Monday IT o., for money.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. M.-COTTOY-Ssles today
tvV DAG. including O0)to pecuaOIs and exporters tie
snar>e' closing hruef ct yesterday rates
bk'Ap'Iufts-ILs Corn market opens firm. Mhes. Las
an ~" tio tendency holders demanding igleI gIice..
iRovIsioSs are quiet
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NEWS rEOM EECnli0ND.

s,nfe Of Pnblic Feeling in Uiohnisnd- ne
r.opic Railing Against BrnTg-Es-
unip., Of the sensssiVcncss OF thc isousl-
crn peopi.-The Fight nt FinEgoi"
Foohed tpon M Victory "ga''
Ability Ia Ordering Esis K'ireSt-fo-
Biography Of ihe Region Occupied n,
tic R-beIs-Iccasion Selected by nrntg
for Winter Enca,sPnions-fiis ier'o'A'
Not Frobahio-Sosth frrcliuu fii'ifn
se,t In support uSm-Gnrsc p"rehs.s
of eo,,ou by the Engiish Abundance
3 God IVA B.GrnBtes..-s
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usrv Price Blizzard Phisdsphis M.s.achns,t's Miller
ps1s,r. ~ \. Brown 4 Co. J. w. Hne, Manson, fcts
uorroe Darcey Coius; J. Thompson, McAary BAIT
me-. MY r. Banks well, WasblnstoD John smith,
IT,, Wellington; J.W. Miner Berry New Orleans; Haze,
rs3, Deal li,nd; Rose SkeTctt, Deggct Washns'oni -
reed Si,ycrs Boston Express, Perry, -. ftsi y; II.
noo onx irec, Washins,on l.axa, bos@ DO 4. lea
" soa 'y1 sspin Mystic u. s. Racket Son.
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bort War6cno' Notice.
fr,rE OF Nrw.NorK,
PoPr.WARDFAs OsfiCr, 40. lOi Wall.si.

PoPrWARDFAs Osficf 40. 1914 Welsi.
NOTICE is hereby given. in accordance with
section Of tho act paced Ap H. 1851 entitled IN Act TO
Heogganc tho Waldeis Oco Of tie foit Of Newi ork, to
oil persons interested a. having charge Of tho subject
matter Of such inquiry examination survey that the fol
lowing vessels under examination by tho PotN
denr and that the said surveys examinations viii DO COM
peled within ten days next succeeding this notice OF board
said vessels;
Ship lloratio No ~ r. IL
Bnik queen NO. ~ r. w
&. II. BRAMliALL, President
J.. Area IIHnnInAn SxcletArr.
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Sentiment Of New-HoriS Soldiers in the
Field Upon tie Hcs"ii Of the STATE
Election.

T. 'le Editor u The y. j. Ifibnqc.
SIR: / inclOsc a general order Of the com.
mandiag officer OF my regiment Qiith X " Yols),
read on parade two day, since, which particularly de
sire you 20 publish desire IT, because think IL FUR
iishes fragment OF the oycrH helinug macs al eyi
dence which might De readily collected TO rebut The Oft
reiterated flschood q CoppcIhead organs, namely
that majority Of The NewYor soldiers in the fed arc
Of their own political persuasion. Out OF four hundred
enlisted men present in this regiment. think II exceed
ingly doubtful Il twenty could be found sHaksbfHen
and what Is true OF Tue nan il true Of two other New
OTk re lInents In the brigade. The reason n manifest.
thc.e are men Who have endured the hadships OF Gam
pign the dangers VI batlhelds alG Tie pam OF pro-
i4Gcioi absence from home and friends and VINO alc
firmly persuaded that every COppcihead vote is 9s n
nail IL The soidcrs coga. Let the soldiers be allowed 10
exercise the elective franchise next AL and any hngcr
ing doubts 10 their political creed viii be most en-
pAatically dssipetcd.
By publishing the nclose1 ordCs you can ai least put
one puent record Us CoODG speaks the almost
UNANIMOUS 'Oice VI BIS command. Respectfully yours,
JAMES " FITS. Captain Ilffh y. T. vols
Olop nrar Heu.ibe'ta, j.oH.i1Ha hoy. a 1861
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kpnin.

twas reported in Madrid that two American
chips which lad aimf Tor the san Domingo insurgents
were destroyed By spanish essel Of that Island.
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France.

The Corps Lesislatf have been engaged IN
verifying the powers Of the new members.
II was believed that NJ. Iouds financial statement
would be presented when he verifcaiOn VI The powers
Cf the new members was finished.
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EciEUa.


The Polish question still looks threatening.
The Poles continue 20 be vary active in their struggle
fT liberty and Independence.
Tie arrests IA NaIsaB we're DuMerOus
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,rd Right Let i'joic' th'" TT ID" h's
1om ho,e iiu;ca to tic t''- '1''ie''* O. OF '''- " ~
l.r hour ofrciiL
no o,r Of s.noa r. PER- Ice. Colonel commanding resi
Er. THEiPs, hdj1,.n'
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yatcss,

IONDNN NOV. 2 p ~.
The argument IN the case OF the Alexandra is
concluded The Government viii tai. tine 10 consider
SIS Judgment.
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yfeIoW,

Slip i.an. As'iou Biiio. oct IL fo Tl1.. Dun IN.
tr sNlp opposed ti.r NimoL il fcu Loul.a1elly
AGO. o.c si.g $500 ol.ls aHi TOO 50, uEAnowu.
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HgADorARTgns llfTH n. y. NOLs }
Ia TBA tIELD. XgAa NV IBynrA. Ia,

GENERAL ORDERS 30. 5S.-Tle commanding officer taxes
y,ealue IN announcing his command the gratifying result Of
The late election IN tie Empire State. Tie issue psi
and direct loyalty and disoyaly striking for the mast
cry. The enemies Of the Administration lad mlrshGled their
forces ind relying mainly the absence many loyal
u New York IN tho military service fer lie defense Of tie
Union making every effort TO defeat M great the
wsrthe maintenance Of nationality the bsss Of hu
nauy end freedom. Bot friends homo have proved
fecresn 10 the Trust rcposed in them. koby have lhey
retrieved the fallen fortunes Of Nowfos and proudly lave
hey declared their devotion 10 the cause Tor which they are
battling Ci1ens and soldiers Of the Empire State can once
more join hapd u ths cswSsn causs " Jyssaesu JpscN
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DeilsOtisssdu.

MoNrnDfO, OF u.-shp Statesman, from New. York
sprung acnk her voyage ont aud alter dsclsreue the
goods for tbs PoI she surveyed aud viii have unload
the remainder Of ho cargo io Bucnos Ay,. here repair
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Returned.

Steamer Pl''pip or. /, tanIp0iO arrived ew j. so ssO
nom ir sud wls cent o. Qlaiauno having several
las,, sm qJt board returned 10 he city tins uo!uns
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NtyisiuRK ALMANAC

MiSisluAK ALMANAC.
IN sss.. 10 sui,....... f.25 Aioon-R.ss. a.1l
niCn WAfIR nus DAT
sandy Hook. 2sl Dov. lsland... 521 Hell Oa.e TO9
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GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
SOLD BY Alb DRUGGISTS.
SOLD BY ALI DRUGGISTS.
ASK FOR HfLMBOLDS.
ASH FOR HELMBOLUS
ASK FOR IlELMBOLDS ,.a
Cut ont tho advertisement and send tor IT, tls svee ns
tieu and exposure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07
TVO DAYS LATER FHON EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE COLUMBIA
1snyland Declines Taking Par. iii Toe

stcppaee Of the Pampero On the Clyde
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-11-17
Sffairs on the Rio Grande,

At 7 p. m, Nov. /, the enemy was
reported to be off the mouth of the
Rio Grande with seven steamers
Previous to this time, Government
property had for the most part been
removed to a point of safety, both
from the mouth of the river and
from Brownsville.
On the morning of the I'd the force
Of the enemy had increased to 10
vessels, but were off Brazos Santa
go. They threw Il few shells at the
houses there.
A force was sent down under Cap
tain Taylor from Fort Brown to re-
connoitre. BY the Sd the enemy
landed and pushed cut a cavalry
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-11-17

force for a Reconnaissance. which
meeting Capt. Taylor, and being in
superior numbers, he returned to Pa
10 Alto prairie.
Fort Brown was evacuated by
Gen. Bee, who destroyed all the cot
ton and buildings, and with all the
Government property made for Kings
Rancho. At last dates, Nov. 5th, he
was at Las Animas, "a hours out OF
Brownsville.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-11-17

Ot ice.
moi I

CorToN ACANcY IT SHREVEPORT. La.
The " tvj4iunI' Of Il N-'t,s. Certificate.
dated Sep, igth. 1868. l," - bales cotton.
signed by II ';ibbs. Iate A., Agent for the
purchase OF cotton in the Parish OF BirnviIIr.
in favor of \ + King, OF said Parish. and
payable at the Cotton Agency At .-hr"ve-
port. La. in The sum OF $2.9u9 %, having
been lost. notice i, hereby given that The
" Duplicate certificate of same has been
substituted IN Is place and payment stopp-
ed thereon. rendering the :. origiual' null
and void
ULCER LAUVE. Agents for the pur-
J Y BELkNAP. \ chase of cotton
La Bapts; publish ; times and send bill
to a T King. Salt Spings. Bienville Parish.
nOl1-.it
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-11-17

We learn that ten negroes. in the
employment oft the Government, robb-
cd and afterwards burnt the dwelling"
Of Nat Graham, at Monterey, Texas.
The negroes We're arrested and CON
fined in jail in Jefferson, and upon
al igation, all We're released
except three, who We're committed
to Jail, with positive proof Of their
guilt
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-11-17

On Sunday a person was arrested
IN this city for passing counterfeit
Confederate money. Upon investi-
CATION, it was found that he had be-
tween so and 60 thousand dollars
upon his person. We hope that the
la,, in this case will be duly observ-
ed.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-11-17
Notice TO Tax PAYERS.
CONFEDERATE STATES TAN, 1868,
STATE COLLECTOR : OFFICE,
Shreveport. La sent. 1868. \

ECTION AZ, of the Assessment act pro
- viding that any two buyers may pay
into the Treasury. in advance. such sum as
he may choose on account of taxes to ac-
crue against him. and To obtain therefor a
certificate bearing interest at the rate of five
per cent a year, until his taxes are payable.
Notice is hereby given that such payments
may be made in any of the issues of Treas
ury notes, at the Assistant Treasury 5 office
III Monroe, Louisiana.
ROBT. NJ LUSHER
State Collector, C.. 5. Tax. for Louisiana.
Papers throughout the State publish one
month, and send bills in duplicate 10 the
State Collector. lin