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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-10
ALL Anour LoRISo.-Loriurs Boolgtore Is one

ALL ABOUT L0RIN0.-Lorne's BOoLStOrclsOne
Of the peculiar institutions OF this city and his library
Las become perfectly Indispensable Paironzed By every
body students and ssges the j,Snesn dores and blue
DON. Al enter HE establishment with hopes sure 70
be realized. and depart with smiling satisfacton. Lo
ring LusoH 10 ala avs At his post. genial energetic
po.ils and puneiua. Ho understands precisely what
lie reading plbhc wants aid promptly furnishes It,
lie has The sst book magazine at tho moment VI
it- publication for sa!c 10 let the latest fashion OF
lers Damp from tie New.Y press lie pubiialed
ihs year de most charming book foT Little foas A
Budget Of Pun the Beat Boob for GirlA Faith Cart
ney.' and Ito reeicst novel OF the season. Twice
thing siraetvey. An our lady subscribers read next
10 marriage record Lor.ngs unique announ nenIs
aud his vivid descriptions Often far better reading
tlan tie books Themselves boston Transcript
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-10
SAVAGE ASSAULT on A CoLoRED MAs-Or

Wednesday pornirg. about II O'Clock, james Vie n
respectable coor,d man. living at No. l6y Essex st.ee'
entered drinking place corner Of Houston and
Crosby streets ~ inquire ths time Of day. lie wa
there Immediately seized b. two fellows named
Daniel Daily and John Barry. who wanted him
10 enlist Wke declined. saying that he vss s,cs
and wlshe6 not 20 be uiolcsici. bake,
hs Vas earring Ia bis hand was wrcnohsd ffon
hin. and Barry without prvoeatio n struck Wise on
the head, kno,king him Down. Ito jumped mp. how
ever and escaped Into tho street. Proceeding 10 Po
lice Headquarters Wise reported tho mntter u Ser.
gsani Young wherrUpon Detectives Elder and hcCori
went W arrest hs assssn,. They found to be ugly
customers The frat salute Mr. Elder received wos y
heavy blov over tho len eye nom DuGys fist Tho
compliment was promptly returned; ard Ia az instant
Dafy found sell sprssng at ful length the toor
beside receiving ugly cut 90 the left side II his face
Both Duty and Gsrry then secured AID committed
f. the cells Ut Police Headquarters 10 answer charge
Of Ass hitting Wiss well 70 Detective Edcr. pui'y
Ia kAcknan and Barry . lAborer
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CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or .Dsa .
Cleared.

wm sroth sshs 8u.,ey Hsvrs Boyd IiincAsn; Msyds'
lsps frem.I. tinker. Hare. c. Luhns Co. -
B,rt.-Mrrris England lgrl Qusssstovn. John wilmo.I
Challenge tBsl Reb.rs csss g. Bu'ley, s.er SSrsml:
tbrl s.lsy Kingston J., o. v. Buley; J. c. hasmrs.
Bsyieldt Havana w. ". Russell Bro. sco. ,,,,r..
BnSs-Hsryest Queen (Bs) Harms. bermuda, Middleton
4 Co; Eliza YOUNG (Brl Cock Hsvre, boyd 4 bsncken;
ce-sn. ciest Nsayit.s Peck Church LsCaysnns 9TH
Dchsr,y. Aux Csyss, Wiison Csmnian.
Sohoonsn-Jsns Maria Ger Norwich. II. Rsekstt Son;
Mary Harris (Brh Johnsca Nassau Jos Eress; fseonoerG
kobbius Washington L. Kenny; Restless Van SAINT Wssh
inston, ~ Runyou Co Ris6roth lBr Brandon, Aa,s'
mora. Victor Daskni.s Plymouth Rock, Allen, Boston.
J. C. Allen; J. r. Boyd Ro6b.as, For;Isss Monroe. Is. Z,
Vince 81 Co; Brave B-n.on York Riv& r. j. Campbsi
Be.s Peek. Gardner for, Monroe L Kenny
koop-Chsriss, SsSssrs Providence, II. Racket Son.
S,ssiners-Josspbias Thompson, Cundif, Baltimore W
Dal1el, Quincy. CiAp2, kew-Or.eans, 0sssT + Cay
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Brighton Cattle Market.

pRIcys
Bsss-Fn, quality 81 0od - 20 Pr 100 on the total
ssisd iss 3D. 4o s,ss a. .. af s.. allow"
fa.r.. 81 7sa 30 o.
Uoykir sccordins to their vs're a. beef
sDro-1e.Iling,. sltaphi T~oys"od', s9'sST'
as Is y |, :, :l l,;s WEIGHT In lots s'ds.
AHA CSvs-t2s. tso go, and 80 Ordinary Csc
Svin.-stofes, wholesale o.; retail. taoIc Live "a.
III Hl., i ss4s 'csV Sss'. lie 7unov eiaee. Pan .,
an. CATH. r,rt-, opened at Cambridge Tuesday
ins with considerably iarssr ssppiy usn LAST week sthoush
use Vermont Csitrs uals gro his two s,Ls sbodt
10 onioci ard tho other until shout O'Clock. Tho
Of Cattle At this lace ~ss NEARLY i'tc or e noe than
lat weet. Tie sttcbdsDce Of bgys unusually large and
trade quite brk al just aboat last wteks pesa Theie VS.
lager proportion tsn usnai Of fall CSrn srsrs tn North
cru Cattle tho best Of which trl Gu by Tao ocss @
butchers Of whom. sndersood, bought over 90 Oxen
srs that market We thinh de buyers Of Oxen al
fom u ~ Sac n did full well th!s week % hs,t Idle
hoso WHO ususy bay At " tie d <ss found h hssiet
buying tbs west. But on Tho WHOLE report poes Of 1cs'
LIm. - -
ono or " carloads OF the 90 head Of Western cas ssd 70
been bought 81 Albany arrived yeersy Csnefenuy
business thrro isins Lost OF tho stock srsca oui
Ing tho night and sad t. be o cnlts in;eicr anAy ana 10
have hh Our report must close before nsny .ae
n,sds to-day. but few korthen Oxen biins o'~ TO-
on hides, tslov aud the meat woi gied tot thor
There arc about goo head d fheep at Tnhe' whien
sonic 5b tlsn irt week. Most 81 nc shecP al tn
uisrts commission purchaser "'d were were os'
fw dsoyrs sis good bunch OF shct non. IVY,
H. ~ weighing VI Ii each, sold at % w 'w I'VE
weight, and sales generally II last weeks rates
Xs tGae IN Stole Cattle al Brighton wa teet asn Jo~S
diy, but int psosp,os to-day are more iA'o'AS'e'
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A Correction.

NORFOLK Va, Dec. 4, ie6a
To the Td:o, 81 THs n. Y. Tribune
SIR: In yonr Fortress Monroe correspondence Of
Zee published in yeserdays TRiBusE, 1t Is stated that
- oo worth OF provisions aud clothing arrived today from
j. r. Pancoos, Of the Christian Coinon instead OF which
L should read r. y. sanitary Communion. biz Pancoost Il
toe the T. sanitary Commission at Baltimore, ard
through hi. hsnds pass most o. the supplies which the SAM
ary dolly sending for the relief of the prsoe
a. ri hpopi Yours truly JAS GALL. yR.,
Agent L. s. Sanitary Commission.
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The ConvaIesceni Gimp In Alexandria.
HgADauAK1Ens CoSyAITscrsr cAnr Va.
Dee, q lea 4
70 all shom u nay eeKeer~


70 all shom u nay ceKe1r~'
In the matter of tho complaint in Tux NEW
York TRIBUNE Of Dec. T. 1885. In regard to he Let and
% Divisions Of tls camp. composed fregiinents from
Pennsyivans and New FORK respectively IsubInit the
following report:
Some tino ago tie question was discussed by some
81 tho officers Of this command. ~ applying ths
bunks In the barracks with bedtiokn lied with straw
Tic argument against doing - was that tlis wss
ANYTHING but permanent ooumald. M FAR tpo peh
are concerned continual pouring IN and outs coise
ouenily endangerng discomfort, and perhaps disease
"a tho men, when Ito ether hand. each soldier
having his blankets, carries them with INN. Aiss
a. NJ Bradley Of the u. s. Sanitary Commission. Las
wuys "a, coated the SUPPLY OF dI WIN mo ped,i.a
but "a yet only two VI Ito four dysion s I'D Ana ss
have been Supplied. ,.., .,
Brig. Gen D. j. Abcrcrumbe has but Lately assumed
command hero and tho matter sas Drought
to Ms notice no Immediately ordered tLo Officers W
draw the bedticks for the two divisions that ma ~ y
not been supplied.
There has 40 yet been no suffering among 'ae men
as the barracks are kept well heated by Wood stoves
nd lastly il su1er for want II clothing OF bket
they are Themselves 10 blame II they but ask. they TO
cei,c what tho Government allows thoin
Very respectfully,
Il r. CRAWFORD, Captain and a. \. oeneIs.
COSyAIEsCENT CANT. Va. Doc. .. ls0A
Ny attention having been called TO an appeal 70 the
generosity Of the people Of New.York made by Mrs
Spencer, based on an unauthorized lotor to her from
Or. LaDdon, on Acting Assistant Surgeon In this com
mand askng for quilts. blankets. &C.. for soldiers In
this esmp. al compelled " ststss
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rnR HEALTH OF TIE PREsIpEsr.-A report

prevailed las, hight that the President WA very ILL., bnt
W lar from Ills being truehs has DO. been 20 well Tor
the past ten days now. and last rlsh; engaged on
pablo business. gives Us much qualification 20 add
that tic Prcsdcn. hs lar recovered from his nds
position as 10 be able today to Leave bis room. and will
doubtless be able IN day or two more 10 resume his
duties Washington Star. Tuesday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-10

To Albany By Hudson n. r.. % Wargenst...f, 10
M ard a. s. aid iot p r. Sunday tssin. S:33 .. q
rs a. Sunday train 49, 81 as o.
s,oninf;on line. Pier 49,, n. - and fsg River
line Pier O. n b.. daily tsuno 'eIceptsd)...:.. ~ -
To Boston, by New. Haven il. via Springfield
77th-st snisp.av. ............, H.. IA and y n
10 Boston b New. Haven Ri ,7tbs.. aud An:
az, vie Shore Line. and p sunday Sp u
To husao, BY Erie RI, foot OF Chambers;
euc ~ III -
To Isllp Fire Island. and ether resorts on Long
I.la..d By L. !. Asilroud, from james Sip and
foot Of 3itb.st. \. R.. ....:...;s u, and ? N
To Philadelphia by Hew-yersey Railroad foot Of
Conrtlsndfst L. 10 ~, AS7i u! m. Sunday Y p -
To Philadelphia BY Camden and Anbor Railroad
To Washing Oh BY New. Jersey RR.. I. 10 a. m, I'm.
and 4 aud " H. Got s CfG.a'sp% Ns ha.s,' 4pH
feet Of CouytIsndtSt. and g. IL m......and =.
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philadelphia Cattle Mnrkct-Dec. 9.

Tho supply Of bsKy CArTLs this week was not 80 s' y %
o. well prcvious NJ. offerings amounting to . isS head The
make. wa. seye and prices advanced slightly the best c~
tie ceiling a. high a. A. I0O 10. Good and prime Desss
sod al from TO AMI SO 10 and ordinary at from ~
10 SO 50.
sHEEp-TbIs market also active and 500 heal were
disposed OF al from sp'lc " n sross
no0sTho supply of Hogs Was far ana DO sn.
10 o $50 head 1t prices ringing fotn ~ 10 &9T 100 10
CoWSrho sale OF Cows amounted W l6S heed q from w
10 ~ sssh, sesosdipS " quality
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ARREST oY A RYruTrp FIREMAS.-During

ARREST OF 4 kRfUTED flREMAN.-Durng
the Gre at No. so Broadway Tuesday evening
Ofoer ksnenny u tho SIXTH Precinct. arrested Hugh
Hsggerty, slss Mlctssl Hickey. whom 10 caught In
the oct Of stealing fron the burning building. The
prisoner vore badge on bis coat Indicating that be
wa member Of Ie.Eng!ae Company No "a. Tho
number u the badge 10 e Hickey looked up In
the Station. House FOR the night AID Justice Connolly
subsequently committed Lin W tie Tonbs FOR oIREina
ton.
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n, m pnrpcses amount to Esq., 1872 &c. leaving an unex
Der,ied bssec of the appropriation for the fsca year
sndas JuDe % 1894 Of S52 es3 O2 None of the appro
fo1snded An increased appropriation is recommended
Soy tie cnsnSg year and the yaue Of the Department
10 the agriculture Of the country is set forth length
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-10

A PUsLIc HoUsEKgEPgR FATALLY SH0T.--
On Tuesday anei noon Mr. Lefnan Haynor. proprietor
OF the Harlem Bridge Cottage. whllc out duoklng Oh
Harlem River was SHOT 10 the breas, BY tho accidental
discharge of bis gun uo was taken ashore BY tolo
fr.euds aud died In O q " norsuts atcraaTd.
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Following last the g,-st activity then noticed cont'nue
and the that sed Saturday for England carried
very heavy shipments Prices been higher for stafo
fIkns State tubs have been in active request for shipment
which indicates short supply Of Trims AT present tho DE-
cline Ia Gold and Excb hyers to bold on 20 some
extent and the market is quiet but sill hr wit" con
siderable saes the confidence in the future being strong
Choice Western Reserve and Pennsylvania has improved
Choice Michigan takes the lead Of Western Butter now
Of its color and nsyor ncsry resembling
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Rasnenaera ARYixeA

m sfea~sst, R.ssos. }ysr Hasana-Mrs Feips Anant,
M P. Csrdenss and vrsnes JULY. Joaquin Arsuiss L
Crs r. Alvssss II. Hat, " Giton, D. Dsks. =. 0szrssS
costa, Z. Grey, sad 10 ths kesrsse
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SUDDEN DEATH IL .BB SrRFET.-A ma,

named JamCs Connors wh.lc walking IN Market stree;
early on Tuesday evening. was taken suddenly III ard.
falling 10 the pavement soon expired 1sc remains oil
loocied we're conveyed TO his lsto home No. Monroe
n
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N. Y. Wholesale Prices Of Country Produce'
FoR The WEEK sspMo "WEDNESDAY. Dec. 9. 1853

Reported expressly for The n. T. TRIBUNE
Bppen of produce In order 10 realize the highest msie'
prices for er son.gnments, should heed The following IN
struc,ions:
Mark the con.gnee's plainly and neatly npon escn
package to be shipped together with or private
marx and also the contents Of the package
BE tina, the articles la good when put into the
package and that they are put that they cannot break o
spoil Oh the way.
serd invoice to the eondnee BY mail, immediately on
shipment Of goods
reputation accuracy Of count weight tare kc very
valuable False marks only dscred brand and make pu
ehaers cautious future TO the disadvantage Of tho shipper
ses In order ,nat buyer should be pleased with puS
chase lie would know how to ind another:
Ecstness and cleanliness Indispensable.
Tie following are the wboersr commission prices for bona
hde sales Of good articles, in good order:
BEANS AND PEAS.
Tho Bean market las been active and prices Of me-
duns have advanced There TO BE- disposition 70
buy on Canada Peas IN fir request and
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bort n)arSens' Nciise.
SrATr OF Nr,y.YcSy.

I
PorrwARpS>s 0gEicE, No loi Wa.-st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section Of the psssd April H. 1857 entitled An Act
ReoganLe the Warden Office OF the Port OF New
eli persons interested H. having charge Of Tho subject
matter OF such inquiry -1rnnaion. survey tia. the fol-
lowing vcsseis under examination by The PouWsr
des ant that tie said surveys examinations viii 10
pleta within s 1ys ncx saceeetls this 1so on board
snia vessels:
Steamship k-dsr City
Ship .Pi,r No ~ r. X.
sup w. " r.. NE
BerN " Pier No. ~ NJ r
brle beiruii.. ~
Dig ~
bDs tianiaA Hicks. eF w. :. H ~
ffig
schr. frincee.
hdisc j. H. Hart "So hooo
{. H. BL.AAhAlL, PrsslaanA
J. Avs1 HUFFMAN, Secretary.
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usyIAyUxs ALMANAC.

son-Ri.ss 7le Ss4s..... AZ Moon-Rses.... ~
WON vAvKa ruis pAf. -.
Sandy Hook. g.t4 Gov lA4ad... 900 Hell 0ass. s@
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Arrived.

Steamship Eesncks. Drew Havana ID last, mdse end
he entire passage Dec 81 noon passed steamship Cessea
ssssniship Ararries a. g. Gm,port), Share Ales,ndrs
pes G. at Ip m. sod Cape Henry :th al 10 p NJ. With
Set.cSmsu. cf sh U. lsssry under command Of Lisata
s,elmsr Pauson a. 1.ssperj, Jones, Washington, D.
c. In ballast to L. s. Qsarerna: ssor
Steamer oc,0roTs, Mclaughlin Baltimore md's. &c 70
steames W.sches.es Baker Providence rdse. As 70 z.
s,s.ls., E. A. Stevens, R.yasr Baltimore. nd's 70 w
sssn.r s..,h Jones. Phi.aeiphi., dse., te to Lopez
Steamer Kinsd.h.r Nys, Providence, ud's, ks. to T.
steamer franklin, Young Baltimore. udss. to william
Steamer Artran Kin B.tIlore md'e and ps's to wn
s,esmer Black Diamond Meredith, Philadelphia, mdss.. 70
Steamer Fanny Csiwsladsr Person. Baltimore ndss 70
Wu, pafen.
Steamer Vulcan Morrison Philadelphia, ndse, &C., 10 JsA
steamer Nsr.s Lows tug. waltnan Do.Oi. Nov . via
HsiAx and Bsston. to g.s.is,' p.,,,,,o,.
b.rt T.'man (ars) Rsfies Dasno' Ayre' Oct H. h'ee'
Bis fIancis Nswtoa CO.nb. Belfast, plaster r Wash.
Bis DsInsu. Locke CocLrsne Providence for Elizabeth.
Brig A. r. L.rabes, Carlisle, Providence foT Elizabeth
port. 5000, -, an, xy,, cs...N-
a. u,olases to ". H. Rivoumh. Sailed In CO. with big
Rns B. Young Gibson c,'ai. days. lathe to O. Sosrdn'n
seLI. Biaow Emery, RocAand
schr Sarah L. Waite. bangor, lath. 70 7 L. Msyhew.
sclr Messenger Hill, Portland Gays.
Sen Frances Arthsn,us Colin Maeh.as days. lumber 70
Simpson Cspp.
Pchr Csqro 'iorio Buckso0 Philadelphia ior bidsepor
sehr w Benedict Eilis fhiladrlphia Tor New Lenoon
Sehr j. b. Aleu-, Case, Philadelphia for New-.Sndoa.
Echr Telegraph Aclstyre. Poson
SIR Edwnd lsf Ancsl 8s.ip, Char'otte,own Z. T. L.
y days eats 70 o. Maxwell
BELOw--Bsrk Whistler, from Rio Janeisa
MIND-Sunset, n. W., and fresh.
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POTATOES,

Dressed Poultry has been In quito heavy rsesip and prices
we az med The market this weeA has been roiy dun
s. m .. present very OF ac and We sdvso 81 PIPER:
t. ie.p ,he,a tho chfismsI mahe@ Shippers 81 Dressed
pouv lheI lrerrsis a. VOL Is che eoIve
nlencs OF receivers here by marking their pashaCs plainly
I'M their owa private prs the address Of ths hsr
TO whom the kind Of poultry 10 zach package and the
home eish on the eover Ao, By sardias invoice BY
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STATE. darc.. ice.......................30 03l
State trkins good 10 choice,................23 dU
State, hfiius iaE to good ..................A az
atate, half hrkD tups good TO choce.........29 d3l
Stn,e half in tub, fa,r.to GOOD ..........25 a29
State, Welsh tubs, good 10 choice. d2y
STATE Wel.h tubs lair to good ..,..........23 NC
STATE ,tnre.,acsed common o choice...,.....R d26
Orange and suisse. o,!lty peis..,........2 asa
River Couuty nail. choice, d33
River County pail fair to good ~ 6so
choice Observation-Disclosures $50
Western Peunsylyxns, good to cholce........l3 oz3
Western Reserve. good to choice .93 dS6
Chic and other Western good to choice ......2I d23
biichis an, good TO prime. .................N GU
Western cou.Inon 10 good. G2l
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Sailed.

Sailed.
De-. e-steancr--Ciy Of Richmond
ehp.-S.sr Of the West Virginia, Arctic
Barts-Cssda (breh.) Ronien OBI
Bngs--reho lbLL Lusy Haywood (Br). Henry Lseds
Colnisn DAM, Mountsineer OH.
schooners -Asyar (bLl, EIprsss (Br) d. D. Bs,hs.
lanai
Spoken.
Dec g. Of Basns,st. Br. big uuntress. nom Prince Ed
ward Island for baltimore.
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YngsB MATS.
HrRa AND SKIM

We h-as Of parties The country paying higher rates than
quote We belcye tsare. sy represent srtst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-10

Market euo,. s,ocs light and prices sesi, We quote;
Veal skins green sttsd country trimmed, y % 10 dbc
Weston =. Az siter Eides, trimmed and cured.
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GRErH BAY AGENCY.

Tie Indians Of this agency are The Oneiins, Henono'
nces Stoc yes and Melsees living upon thice dis
tinot refaryatOns two VI which should be abandoned
% unit for occu patton from steriy. The Oneida Re.
rye ia better adapted for ouvs,oD and bat for the
iouor traffic the Indians would do ve. lLeu reLAo'I
N recommended. There are also rowing Indiaus-hOn
zoo 10 so Winnebagocs and lotswa,ainies-in Wis
consin LegiGat.on VI COngress Is required 70 effect
their removal from the State. either peaccabiy or
forcbly. az may be necessary. The etpected dmoui'
tios r;a The Clirpewas near St. Croiz Il Ire ground
lcss.
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MICHIGAN A0iNCY.


r.o.,sso. |, again recommended " anthcrlze nego
a,iou. fr Tho settlement Oi tie claims OF Indians u
this gency and the surrender TO them Oh thcI Ghas
Tbcv nufuLor about 60 are making good prog csc ~
cyyat on have 10 10 free SCHOOLS ard aDou. 40 wv
acres of lrrd under cultivation. and NO longer require
the supervision VI GovernDenI usal! nss PEI
ascotIsed th tho New Yor. IadiGns Ia Kahsns When
disIoses Of numerous exiting difficulties Ace naahs
Of rixona are over 900 W le estimate Oh s.pe.n
tendoIt Partin which Ia probably TOO large th"} Eo
moz,ly friendly, and In habits and modes 81 hie MI
snuer;or 70 Ito wandering tr.Dca oi TIE NORM ~ -
intotant to recognize formally their r1gI's Id co
ytc friendly relations. Several treaties oil an aha
have been aplccd on with the soshones Of Utah
AID Nevada Heretofore these indians bn'e Deoh inc
terror Of eneunts DeetiGution drove tLeia 70 pun
der They have been forced ~ sue TOT peace au sosu
be settled on suit poitions Of their lands rcnqosh
ing their tito IN tho rvlaincT. VcIpa ~
for peace has bse4n made With the Uts VI Cthh nho
treaty Is believed " be now practicable There rs no
ger any danger Of hostitcs between the Nez erces
aud the miners Hooking " their territ RES ueoty
a. been pegotiated Ly which tic Indians cede 10 The
United States N,OOJ square mies Of territory.
The Report concludes With the following statnment
and recolm sndaton In regard ~ the iaige lhds heio
NV the Uepe rtment account OF the lndiAn ulDes.
Limited bates bonds loaa OK 1912 amounting TO Si?o
80 which raaturod January 1903 were redeemed NJ
the United States Treasury In coin. when was sofa iVr
a prcmiunl Of eS2. 7J4 p which with tue principle
s,anupted 10 tg9G O3s IS. or this amount e2tU was
iuyested In United States per ceDt registered bonds
loan o. 1862 and the balance. tl6UH o. wns ieiuho.1
10 the source from which tho amount originally invested
twenty sir thousand dollars Of ten per cent bonds
~ he State OF Kansas maturing July 1863 were TO
deemed by the State and the avails thereof INFESTED IN
Der cent bonds OF said Stae. maturing July leu;
quite large proportion u United etaIes pon9s nc'a
by 80 Depsr tmslt VI us Interior, " SIst w Alal~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-12
ALL SORTS or PARAGRAPHS.

--Quantrill the devastator Of Lawrence. is an
Ohioan by birth He is from Obern, and was
a violent Abolitionist there.
If Democrats are such mean men why do
Republicans wish to run the oldest of them for
Officer Queer way that to purify party.
GENERAL FREMoNrs MARIPosA GRANT -
General Fremont. it Is stated has succeeded in
adjusting all the difficulties heretofore surround
ing the Mariposa grant. and has settled all of his
California business, which leaves him over a
million and a half dollars worth OF property
-vERMoSr ELECTION The Republican press
claim great victory in the Vermont elections.
What is itY Last year the whole Democratic
vote was 300. This year it is four times rs
large. or about $4,000. This il doing we'll for
the Democrats of Vermont. and gives us hopes
OF corresponding gain in Maine, which State
votes next Monday
-PREAcHrxG AND Practice Mayor Opdyke,
OF New York. in his message vetoing the ord
nance to prevent poor men To be dragged unwi-
lingly into the ranks OF the army for emancipa
ton. saws:
The object of the law is to provide men for
the national army. and not money for the ma
tional treasury
But when Mayor Opdykes son was drafted
Mayor ODdyke did not send him to war, but paid
the money Tor SUBSTITUTE Sucn Is tne teachlhS
of Opdvke the politician, and such the practice
of Opdyke. the father
-THE Worn on THE CRIrTENpEN COMPROMISE.
The following was the vote on the Crlttenden
Compromise. the passage OF which would have
saved the Union without war. Democrats should
keep il To confront Republicans with. The vote
was taken in the House of Representatives Feb
ruary 81, 1861. IL stood:
Rep Dem. Amer. Total
For Compromise 81 II 70
Against Compromise 10 lib
Senate, March g. 1861
Rep. Dem. liner. Total.
For Compromise Il IL
Against mpromse 20 u
Cavalry skirmishes are of frequent occur
renee along the Rappahannock. A scouting
party of an Ohio regiment were ambuscaded, a
few days ago aud lost some thirty of their num-
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