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Harnce % money required, and which
mls DO realized In some form, ~ carry
the government from recenhur
Tsd2. to July I. 1893 ........... 1851 22t tsi 40
5. To pay this large sum between n igt
oi tcccmhcr, 1857, ard the ist ~ .u.y
ISs9. the Secretary Informs Us that ~
the ill0, 900 600 legal tender notes he
was a.tb1fiysd 10 issue. tbc.e remai0
cd 10 he Issued, NJ the datc " lis rep.rt
and which were being iss cd 10 fau
A. they could DO prniel. The Eun
d.n.."..... .......2i cc7,ssQ ~
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sss0,41s,Isa SO
$772,sss,lsa 50
a44.76l ,22e OF

Leaving this sum to be borrowed during
tho fiscal year ending June 80 1884, S772 Ss8 1S3 "a
Add the amount TO be borrowed for the
fiscal year 1858. ea.................. a44,761 ,22e OF
Whole amount lover and above Yeve-
nues) TO be provided for at this ses-
sion to carry on the government to
July 1854. Ill, 1885, 400 81
This estimate exceeds that OF the Secretary OF the
Treasury by than 5000 0CO 00O He asks for only
5000 600 600 but estimate that, II the creditors are
paid up promptly leaving more than 81 900 900 Of
nndrawn appropriations at the end Of the next fiscal year
not loss than 81 900 900 will be required over and
above taxes and customs to carry the To
the st OF July, 1864 provided that the is
on the same scale that IL s carried on up to that
time.
NATIONAL pEnr.e
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Total funded and unfunded debt 10 Jan.
2, 1868, according to the books in the
Treasury Department. nt...,....
TO which may be added the estimates Of
appropriations made and asked for to
July !, 1854 (including 500 900 900
that may be undraw at the end OF the
year, and which will Be due, though
not paid), amounting to say. ....
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~oysm..ssI. a Iisai E..s,e.
POLITICAL.

nEAocnArIc UNION AssociAlios HEADoUAn.
IL W Broadwn AZ A bsDess aDesslnG Of Ne ~
eisssa viii b~t hsd 81 The He,AquArsen t4Aay svsnisS
Jms a. ~ ~ sciss M.nbers relussssd attend.
LUKE p COzAuAs Pssndsnt
S...s 4; c.sc..s. .. sseys.res.
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rHr: LrnrruRE srAsor.

JnF0nTtNr LECTURES DAILY, ron sgSTLRsEr
only. 'h~ Ne~ YORK Nas~urn Of Analony SIS srr4i
wpv W unable 20 attend tkss~ rs,rts have ,hsrn
for-ded rsc,ps of csns By sadrssrs nseresary os
a. sew scss nussom ~ Anseoat "
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\ orr cgsuvfcArRs Ayrvo MAD oss yovrr
I.COl ssgs.ss s.thss pa,s ~ p IAs tILLg ~
s.s>ws sAs - rs<e@ssscst>s ~ lA<ss ssg~w ~ ~.
s~-SSssNe - ncnAssA ns ~ 49, n1usS
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THE EIREMEN.


1TEssRs uoUGH. STEWART. ROSWELL HATCH
lM and others, Committee. Gentemsn-M special
meeting Joke Engine Company No held a. me
engine house. following resolutions were unanimously
That, the thanks OF this com
pany be are hereby rendered to the citizens OF
Of r-reshments furnished to the company during the
recent troubles n city such Refreshments being most
constant calls tor duty la ertn
gushing aud Iatrong the ward prevented us going To
our homes and Resolved, That 10 the iphab;ants OF Fifty
seeond Fifty third ard Fifty particularly
thanks In an especial manner due for their magnan
nous present to the company Sunday morning last
WM. III. MASrERS0N, Chairman
z. HARRY SEIJAs. Secretary.
Nmw YORK July %. 1863.
NEW YORK, July q, lst3-BLACK JOKE ENGINE
IN Company No 81 to the 6xth Eighth ana Ninth Aveuie
Railroad Companies AT spsriai meeting Of Black Joke
low ing pesoiutfons unanimously adopted
Resolved. That 10 the Siyth Avenue Railroad COMPANY DO
respectfully tender sincere thanks for Their
handsome present Of Jny "a, 1853 tndered through Mr.
Wm. Ebpts the Superintendent. 20 whom aru The COM
ave, viii feel nnder many obligations for
and
Resolved Tha, the sincere this be. ard
hereby teudered, to the Eighth and Ninth Avenue
Railroad Tomplnes and especially 70 Colonel Chares A.
Nay aud George w. Sherman the Snperntendenfs. ios
continued show this company on AL occasons
lds; ana :, :.
RESOLVED That the member. OF Engine Company No 3s
deeply kind resolutions or thanks and 'e many
regard shown 10 them since their oryani
yaon hy he snxens Of the ward and one and All OF otr
many friends We will kindly remember and trust
ever the kind feeling OF Their rrpsrds
WILLIAM II. MASTERSON. Chairman.
s. uARity SxxfAs. Secretary.
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nArninosIAL.

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ana .sos sssa-u,. nasg.s.sss Aadses@ "a .yelsss
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w.sians's9, y =.
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.ss s'., -i--s = - ,a.ss. = -. .ssr. sp.i,.ss u
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hss nssrg ss.es ~ .a,s.ssS. = 80 ~ go y.
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n isrss hs artsass " NE = r"ss- ~svr ~ sis'en
r-ssasla % @s % 10 sssas A.. iTsl ss,f
e0.n ". $3.50 49, y sssnl,r ~ he uss q
fo.sssss, gsss. y fssss, kssss IspT fsr "
ee-sy : ssIa-n s,tnbss.. " iks Assr Assr.~s NiSs.
MsrmyoSY s1pr r.zy. wirn DISTRACTIONS
sss h..sr'g sa...s W i.s. -. -, -. -. 80 -
''''N" - ves,s xs7fs- s,..s
y 49,. fafAs =, ~. s'ssss- eya4 s~-s A Cot
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, July 23--6 p ".
AsuE.-There rs bbls. pots sold Mt &c. Pearls
were quiet at SIC.
BREausru,rs.--Fiour moderate demand and
somsw hat eisier in price. The days sales incirded
$50 bbls. and Western 900 southern and 500
Cana ,ytfh him ourr sAl tatiu
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ifs sa sA1 NJ a4Hs
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sTEAMBOATs.

noNgy ISLAND FEnRY-TBE ssgsBos LKAvRs
~ Christopher street at GA i2Aa. 3As
Spring strssi al ets. IN IS
Der street st ~. l2L. 81.
Pler No foot 0f Morris street, ~ w. L. 4
Landing 81 Fort Bsmilson.
IaoR KEYroRr-fHE NEW STEAMBOAT ID n
II Msvtn, Captain r. " Arrovsnifh, leaves Robisson
Greet per dany supdays esceps< AitP ~ sDd Keyport
AT A. y Faro 10 e~uis
NfoRNIp0 BoAr ron GLEN COVE AND RosLyx
tu sd istsvmediass laadissA-1hs ssesnsr hINSA
ss.es s assys ne sSi IN : - 00'o' 's'
TULv xS-gHn ONLy RssrLAR SUNDAY BOAR,
The IAyL0n fw Oh. Cove, New 1ooAelis, CITY Island.
whia etoAe xo ochaybes. etrattoaDort WI leave Psch
slp q A "a. 1rO?ns .vess ss.s<i rsnAh strest. ~;
M rsv kccoes1. SAs asppsne ~ sh andinUrs
CuyDAy BoH7 yoR WEST PorSr. COLD srarso.
~ Cornwall apd Nsebnrg.-steam~s BROADWAY nd
ksve per fcos Of Jay crest sys,y sDrday morning A ~
kvp, esno y ~ ard usNssssssw
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A sNUo SHADY COTTAGE. FOUR ruLI. LOTS oNH
~ hours ride from the ci psaAAnuy and h.aliity nsu
aied the depot delightful view " Tho Hudson ON e~s
side. foT sac o exchan.e -..s... $50,
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~ svf~sla lad Isti@fs sst uI rssoa srFss br~ss
90, are in--suAs stsfy seyss1 Asttsis r~<a. vitA
-.iAst si'rs>tts - f-rts rsu sst % rs4 = psase
exss eaei.ss fsD~sf -. Es'sss tss<fy ssA "
s1v.r sfrut tt~s. ~ gs1ssass. -.
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kxtra do. .......................... 30 500
Good 20 choice family ydo..............-. 500 go
ca, meal. Jersey and rrandy .ins 90 : 10
M Gays sa,ss wsre los 900 bushels at 81 10 Tor
white. aud 81 70 81 % for AMBER and 81 - 81 ~ or
red winter wesorn s. 10 81 q Tor ilwankee club md
aner Iowa. 81 05 81 is for rhicpgo spring, 81 ~
wbfe. and 81 ~ 81 80 for smber state Corn was
sett Cd with sales o. l35.coo oushes. intending mxcd
Western at Csc. &c. chioy a. Csc 81 Nc. f6r sund
60 65c Tor ufoond. Csc for yellow Western and 7oc.
for h,to do. Oats In demand " Toe. TGc Rye
mue of 10 600 bushels barley malt, TO arrive, at 81 IS
81 o.
prime 2sysc. aod, 27ssc. 2sc frr. 2cSsc 27c. Or
DIN nay 2ec fair o god clrsocs, zoe Java mats aud
b. s5,sc soc baracaso SOC SIC. ;IAguayra. 3oc
TAO. So DOMINGO, 25c n 2SHc
.orIev steady 10 day at o4c for middlingr. with
salcs reported of 600 bales
duh and heavy. 10 Liverpool there
shipped 20 bbIs. donr d 500 cheese by ate
" ~ -as. 100 tons Iogxood At 2os 10 L1ndon. 1900
brsnis heat at 7<d., n bulk To Gloucester, Zs 900
bushels grain a ia. Sd n Glasgow 100 bbs petrocun
and Q iam7urg $50 bbs do Al private terms To Cork,
SO 900 bushels grain. for orders at 7s aTs %
HAY was m fair demand nj $50 u tor North river
bale.
isors we're quiet but steady a, isc 22c
Np,rsEs There sales rcportei cf 40 bbs. New
Orleans at 4c and $40 hds Cuba muxcovado AZ private
ta' ms. Market ua.JteIcd
>sTAr NriRr. were duh and unsettled.
orrs--fhs uain b'sslncss was 10 No lard oil at SOC.
Go. y her knis nActsvo
20 f4oSs- ork wns IN demand a Sfi 80 sll ~ or
'f and si 80 si3 % foe ness. $40 50 si q Cor
Cd AM nov prime: sales SOC obs Becf quiet, With
sNr'fy -otVOn AZ ~ a' 3tz lor prime ari tiA ~
o. ar extra ness. Lard da2rsssrd ai &c. 0ss.
ssthra - q SO rackagos 1f meats 100 packages
oxei hapds at &c &c. for shoulders and 81 &c
ynr mans hacsl wis selling at ss.e To- Butter ana
ch~es. ed dull and heavy
aoa--iDe demand Continued limited with sales or 400
bacs rss' India a. 20. a Sc.
srat wer- III iess request, Win saie~ 700 hhds aod
100 boxes al from ioc 10 se, mostly at lo &C.
Cuba. iho dsssrs strar, quste loaf AXE beat
crushed at tsc Ersnuzted at 1skc, grpund nj li,c
whsts.A at 1Ac. and yslIow G Al ID @e cash.
TAIow There ~src i<D 900 lbs sod at oasc. 10r
wnrU1--Slies m 100 bbls. rsvyrtod. mossly al
&c 49, &c.
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conpORATIox soTIcg..

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u u Ge1rss OryN M. 80 - ~ ~ 81 Ne~ ress. ~
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tnn a taFsnnl ~ hfe~Ay wnef fw~ss4 a
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IA. ysr-ssa - Drsss Jsr, Dssist sssrasy
IT, "a at~~ assstssya asrsf -
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10 s-ine say sns a e~rss.l.. sss...s ~ e~sss
vA4millF AAs e4mD1
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k~ ss4G - 80 ~Mgy fftrtst.us2f fps ssftfes
IN 90 sfSfv tslstsssa s~stsssss
~ vlesss ~tsfssf hxfs tsfEsatt s~s nr hss4 "a
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fsn<n rgsssSm refss1e e~vty sssA ss~ss
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WATCHES. JEwELRY, &C.

WATCHES. JEWELRY, &C.
A TrRETfoE E-1HY gxrKssE vALrg rAID IN
preferred, moaay h&n.s tE~ .s'a~ ~ snssi
ainp.htr a. -. ed ssls bllshsa ps. az btoA wf to
sis he ~ Niehoiss Hois y Aoio&OS
('AiiroprTA DiANosps rms cEirnnsrgD
~ srispis set m Esnss r,s.. B,ssles rarrings sal
Studs y scaf.i rj or, - Nd u ih@f afv - ths
oaiafsALL = JACOBS. 81 nse.N~1
GoLD PLATED vAIciEs- "a RRssTED 70 wKAk
~ nel-As ee L. fIt asa - tks h~st uua~fr.J<f--
watches repaired and ssrfsntsa for cus dcslsr WalA
slAss~s ftkd forls e~r,s 10 e~Dss ksnsagt~r,
oKisfrAL l. JACOBS. sG sVsa-g
CurBRB SET or sfIygs wAsE y0R shIas-cow
yses,ss~ Dsbs. tus,sr Di.bs. Asl,srs Eerssn4 issy
saa ose~ss. yof sale 10 V ~ ..,ss .....s :.
vVuAr ARE cALIyosws DfasosDs '-rrigy tng
fs sss .s.y ss.sy = 49,. 'a.'s :. So s..s 1850. &C. y. -
,ssi disposd = = essss "a ,'' Isas'a "Asrs tsa as
osIalsAL L. yAcoEe On r-uas-~
VVArcuys -ooayosrrrov AsD gof.p pLsryD
w ys&ehss sruisz ssssssy ts.. .orte.poasiag so
tie dees!ss 40 tf As sgs osif rsisss Lssgr ftus sas
ss..s n sSs siy oSioikxL L iAcoSs ~ s,s.l-s1 ~
mILLlARDa.
w 0nn HAVING aaALL sfxaD sILLixRD IA
sSs..ssss SRsss.s fssss - Is ' IS ssss.s ss~l "
w w. ssIvyIrn ovvxss vos .sALs a rHs
sss., s::.'s ,v,ss 80 s,n.sI =. 9,ssss s .sa
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-11-17
PROM BALTIMORE.

RkLTIMORE. November 10.
A dispaieh to General Schenck nom General
II H. Lockwood, dated Drummondto"h' East
ern shore. Virginia, November 18th, reports
That a small marty Of rebel raiders landed on the
Chesapeake Shore yesterday, but before uley
could pet into the interior they were met and
csntursd hy the Post Guard They belong to the
gang Of the notorious Captain Bealle' oil the
4 second dispatch says that one Of our coast
ing vessels fell in with Captain Bea!le and sap
tuTed him and his whole party, consisting OF the
commissioned officers and sixty men =
Nrw ORLEANS oy 6.-We have arep7rt rom
The Teche country that the advance OF General
WsshbuTne's division was attacked ana uri'Sn
in on the morning Of the Sd inst Inc repels
we're however, soon checked, and driven on
with a loss OF 100 killed and 200 prisoners Our
loss Is said to be forty killed.
The army of the Teche country is concentra
tinp at New Siberia and vicinity. Nnthlng mas
been heard from General Banks naval expedi-
ION. It's destination vas probably BroWnsVlllei
which it is supposed will be an easy eaptqre IN
connection with the movements to"aIas 'he
Eastern border Of Texas.
The Richmond Enquirer otthe llth, ssys re-
Inducements under Gen. lmboden met the re-
trsating troops Of Gen. Eebols' near oHSe' o
Snrru Gs IN Monroe county, Va, some 4O Iniles
from Christ ans burg, the nearest point on thS
Virginia and Tennessee railroad ana en- exec
the further advance Of Gen AvTllfs YANKEES
More fighting was expected before the latter
would relinqaish their design OF destroying the
railroad. i, A.. 17-o5
eric sburg train report that large pot4oh .
tbe Yankees arrived RtJemini. ~ miles iron
FredericI-sburg and that Meade Is rapldly al
vapqinr towards that city where the oeclsifS
contest will probably take place.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-11-17
FRnM MAsHINGFaN.

WAsHIEGToN, Nov. l5-lO:4O P. N.
Special to the World
Your correspondent with the Army Of
the Potomac, under date of to-day, sends
the following
There was considerable firing this morn
ing on our extreme left between our csvsl-
ry and the rebels. So far as aseertained,
it did not amount to much.
Our position has not changed for the last
three days but VIC have rot long to re-
main inactive.
Il is well ascertained, with the excep-
tions Of detachments of cavalry, that the
rebels have moved to their stronghold,
South Of the RspidGn.
The reports about general engagement
being imminent are premature. The reb-
els could have been accommodated any
time duri0g the past week, but they fed
before our advance, leaving their con-
Portable winter quarters.
The rebels dc net want TO fight North OF
the Rapidan. -.
General Meade is master of ihe position
North of the Rapidan, and will no doubt
rive the enemy battle when 1t is sdVan-
tageous to do so.
Fourteen more miles of the Orange S
Alexandria Railroad has been rebuilt, in
cluding the bridge over the Rsppahsnnockt
which is $50 feet span.
A violent thunderstorm ragged all last
night.
Seventy prisoners, most Of them captur
ed by our cavalry, we're sent to the Ole
Capitol to day.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-11-17
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, Nov. 10.
The Baltimore Americans correspondence
from Charleston harbor, Of the llth, says that
ne monitors Montauk and Psssaic had returned
from Port Royal fully repaired.
The punboat Leipsic had arrived.
The bonbardment of Sumter goes on without
unusual incident. The rebel fire was not very
serious. ... G..
The Monitor Pstapseo recently threw hye
shells into Battery Bee, compelling the rebels to
desert their guns for short time
General Gilmore recently threw three ordinary
shells into the center OF Charleston, merely to
try the range OF his guns.
The correspondent presumes, however, tnat
Charleston will not be shelled until the Monitors
are in position, 10 rebellion roads, when its sur
render can be demanded according to all forms
and usages Of war- .-.-
THE rebels have at least two thousand negroes
working on batteries on Sullivan and James Is
lands but many ofthem will be found useless
when the great trial comes.
The correspondent concludes by saying that
the prospects OF early and successful results
| were never more promising than now, and lndis-
tinctly refers to an experiment recently made SO
fTI OF success that the rebel distractions are nc
| LONGER to be feared, snd stating his firm eonYe-
/ lion that we Will have Charleston or ITS rulus
| befweeu now and Christmas. g..
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-11-17

NEW YoRz, November 10.
The Herald has the following, dated
Washington, November 18th /,
Trains are off the track this side OF
Warrenton Junction. The cause IS un-
known. It is feared that Mosby had
hand in it.
Meade leaves Washington for the front
tomorrow.
Lee has not left for Chattanooga.
The rebels appear to have no spprenen,,
sions of our assailing their position, and
feel secure for the winter in their present
quarters. -
The Worlds Washington N batch states
that consultation was held at Washing
ton on Saturday between the President
Stanton, Halleck, and Meade. 1t IS salo
that Halleck and Stanton favor the Army
of the POtomae going Immediately int
winter quarters. while the President anc
Meade propose to take advantage Of th'
completion Of the Rsppshannock Bridge
to ende,vor to force fight on Lee at
point nearest to the Rapidan. The orldg
will be pnished the first of the week.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-11-17
TRJRUNE,S POTOMAC ARMY CORRRS-
PDRDENCE.

NEw YoRK, November IA.
A Headquarters Army Potomac dispatch
to the Tribune say that in thereconncissnce
made BY the enemy yesterday, in the vi
oinitv of Stevensburg, which occupied by
Kilpatrick's cavalry, not more than half
dozen shells were thrown on either side,
and on the advance of our cavalry the
enemy retired. No one injured on our side.
AS the rebels advanced from the dtreo=
tion of Pony Mountain, my informant
Lieutsnant-C Colonel, who was present, be-
lieves the report to the effect that Kill
patrick has tskeA Pony Mountain to be
incorrect.
The Railroad will be in running order to
Culrepper on the 18th instant.
The New Inlet correspondent of the
Tribune says relative to the capture Of the
blockade runner COrnubia, Colonel Thor
burn of the rebel army was passenger on
her, but escaped capture.
The Lord Mayor Of London and thesaid
Colonel have entered into negotiations to
furnish ammunition and ships Of war to
the rebel government.
In Wilmington papers found on board
/ the prize it is stated that Mayor Wood, OF
New York, is going into joint stock COM
many under the name of Train & Co., to
! furnish vessels to run the blockade and
supply the rebels with materials Of war.
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ppOlr NyRTH C4ROLINA.

NEW13ERH4 november ~.
Major General Peck made reconnolsanee OF
the ChoWan River near the mouth Of the Black
water on he 9Th, 7th and sth instant, with conn
and Miami As he was some two hundred ana
fifty miles from Newbern. It was presumed ne he
Foster, from Fortress Monroe
The rebels were spprehenslve OF some move
unon Weldon and burnt the bridges over the
WIcaeonn river and other principal streams
Chas Henry Foster has recently returned
from an expedition to Pasquetank anC Perque-
ans counties, and bringing number OF recruits:
visited. This section is not yet protected by the
Federal forces. . ~. -
Four large steamers engaged in running the
bIeeEade Of Wilmington have been captured
within the last three days. Ore was laden with
20 600 Enfield rifles ammunition and clothlng;
one with sslt petre and lead, and the others
with assorted cargoes. The original cost Of one
The state debt Of North Carolina, amounting
to upwards OF ons. gaptQn has been en-,
tireiv houidated from the proceeds OF olockaae
running, in which the State Government was
! largely engaged.
Cleveland tri-weekly leader. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1854-1885, 1863-11-17
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTOki NON6ulOoE 10
Papers and dispatches captured on the
blockade runners are very voluminous.
Much of the matter is purely personal, and
considerable of su enigmatical nature.
4 young naval officer, under date Of
Calais, France September 2sth, writes
that the Florida is still in Brest. Out OF
80 men 60 deserted, and were DISCHARGED
in Brest. The Floridas battery is worth
less. hope still to exchange il ere getting
far from France Smooth bored guns in
the broadside. 0ne battery will be two
seven-inoh rifles, four 6S Founders in the
broadside, quite formidable for Whalers-
Our navy Will come out yet and though
we may net raise the blockade we will
Tighten the Yankees considerably. When
we have scared the Yankees out Of the Pa
cifo we will return to the Atlantic.
There are mary letters official and other
wise directed to rebels high in authority,
concerning the building of vessels, far
nishing ordnance etores, Sc. The tone Of
all, however, is despondent, particularly
with regard to the lukewarmness Of Eng
land.
The 18th Illinois Cavalry have re-enlist-
ed as a veteran regiment, and advanced
pay and boundes have been psid. The
18Th Pennsylvania Cavalry have also re-
ceived their advanced pay and bountiep,
and taken the field
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, Nov. u.
The Herald's Washington dispatch states that
important foreign rebel dispatches had been
eabtured, fully indicating thst the rebels have no
hone from England OF France.
The NAVY Department has lately been sending a
number Of swift steamers 10 the bloekadng
s0nsdrou on Wilmington, and the recent capture
N three valuable prizes leads to the belief that
that port was the only one available lately 10 the
reheis Will be Theoretically sealed -
Hon. Preston King IS goingto Canada 70 confer
seeesh plot; so says the Herald, a
THE Post SAYS says that the Government has
anthorized General Neal Dow at the Richmond
1T4irIe of clothing needed for Union prisoners.
inspector Boole was nominated for Mayor to-
day by the Ta1nuany Democrats. 2. -ra
No1-reporting drafted men are 70 be arrested
immedissely, and the ciY Y pslng placsroeo