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The New York herald., 1863-11-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY. Nov 20-6P. NJ
The stock market opened with q little better feel
ing this morning than marked the close ofthe pre-
v'Sus evening. slight reduction. however, wa.
subltted TO; but at the close Of the first board the
market became steady. Al the seeoad board
there was axmall advance Erie went up 2. Cleve
land and Pitts,eurg l. Chicago aud Northwestern
q. Illinois Centn, scrip q, and New York Centrs,
n. AZ the halt> asst three O'Clock board the
market WAS du'i aud xstocls a fraction down. ana
al five O'Clock decided weakness as perez ptibe.
Erie was active and firm Il ON the start, and was
Che only stock that held up Aoring the day. Sales
were made at five O'Clock at - so.
Governments were steady = sles Of bussoasi
SKIES were made at siH for the 4 hannibal and ST
Joseph, and Go for the other issues> sales Of Ten
nessees at IS. and Vrgpaa S.
la foreign exchange there vas little. 'oips this
morning. and banker sterling was rather olninai
AZ lG7 I67%
Gold opened at another advance sLis mornn. :.
no doubt Influenced TO some extent by the unias
rorablc news from General Durnsids's army in
Eastern Tennessee, and partly by the report tiIat
large shipments were 70 be made tomorrow. Ix
commenced "a advance on the highest price which
was obtained yesterday, and between fouQ snd
five O'CLOCK in Che afternoon IL reached i5itl-a
up trom The lowest sales OF the presiou day.
The following table viii ficw the variations ia
.,.fep I'd a -ftt Ia darr.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
FAMILY MARKET REVIEW

The same prices ruled A. washAgton Market yesterday
a. at our quotations sgs We have there fore
simply " repeat old list
notwithstanding picscs Of beef, ioc ljo. per ID.
porter house ssess. &c., sr0An steak Ice. ordinary
pieces 12o 10 soup and stewiaS pieces 7c 100;
round steak, lsc. lac nation, 1ec. per 10 lamb,
1ao.; ;corned tssf, 60. l0c. pork 10c l2c. lsoon
I2c shoulders, l0c a 12c. snssases, 12c,
POULTRY AND. GAnx.-1RkNys, 1sc. 20c. per H.:
chickens, 1so. aIsc per lh; fowls, Ice lsc per ip
geese, ~ 80 aN TS each; tame squsbs, " ref dozea
bSoing clsckeps. 75c as'S. per pair partridges 81
IL per pair; voodcock, 62c. per pair prairie hens 81
asi Is per pair; rabbiS soc 60s. per pair; robias,
62c. per dozen.
fpm-HailSu,, Iec. also. per d.; salmon trout, i2o
white nsh 1ac striped bass, 12c. Ibc; founders Sc
13o haddock, SC. &c.. blue nsh, &c. 1Oc; bsrrinss.
Co. sturgeoa 1oc sels, ia Mo- cod, Co. So; auu-
nsh &c. sme'ts, lsc . 0eo.; perch, Toe. l2e new
cured salmon, 20c clans 37o 6Oc. per hundred oys-
ters. T5c 81 rs per hundred, sewng oysters ecc per
quart green lobssrs &C. fc per ib hard sasil crab,
| 2so. peT dozen.
vsouAwss --Csulinowsrs. lao. 2sc each; oabbages,
pc. t2c each sweet potatoes, 8Ie per half peck rd
cabbage, i2c per heal ordinary potatoes iSc per BAL
| peck
FRuu--Apples, 90. ne pss half peck; pears. 81 2,
80 pcr half pesk; cooking apples, 4oo eoc Ar has
ke ho,honse srApes, fsc. atl per lb ordinary grapes
eoc Csc "a. H., duuces. " ~ per hur.dred. Gran
berries, ise. q isc PEE quart
kscnIt .aso,s-5est Orange county br.der, a4c osc
per lD oNher quaitcs $50 SIC per al inferior Kind
tor cooking. &c. es, 23c hs9a e9s 70 or e,c duc.
egg, Tor esc
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
NJ a rrled.

AosSs-hss,s,m.--Oa Wednesday, November IS by
the rev. irrS. Adler s,Mui0. ADtw to CaorINs ASS,
H,N, all OF this city.
RPowE--tow se.--On Thursday November 10 by the
Rev. rederick g. CLARK NJ. !. T. Bnovr TO Miss iSSH
Fuarsit Fo~LEs, all OF THE city.
DcoE--s,aarxsrr Thursday, November 10, at
Moshclo, Westchester oolnt,. by the Rev A. Beach
Carter: - o. assisted % Sy tsc Rev isOn NJ Dickersoo
daughtor Of james Sctymssr, fsq, Of nosholu.
puyxiS i,xrsMaN.-on "Wednesday, November is, by
the Rev. T. H. Boomer Hart, rHoS.s !. DuSsN, Jr, 90
MARY j., 0Dly daughter Of BENJAMIN T.. Beekman Isa
FIScH--Misos On "Wednesday hoyember Is, by the
Apostles, sAs ysca os Greenwch Conn TO IT, IoUiss,
daughter q Cornelias'sanor tsq., OF New York.
TALx-Roy. y.--On We tnesdsy, November Is at Vsrace
ehurcL, White Plains by the Rev. I. g. Rumney S,yusl
FAs 70 CEcEIA n daughter Of .hs late Dr. Livingston.
iRsoe -Ers.-On thursday evening, November 10, by,
the Esv. Mr Kennoy, JosS GSsoG 20 Musy ANNS klLs
both Of this city.
her rs, by the Rev. g. H. Hervsy fssop0gs u. HrIss,
a. s. NJ OF Orange county TO Mss hEGn A. daughter oi
D. y. Hervey, Esq, OF Greene county
OaIz--BuNI seioS-On Thursday, November 10 a.
the residence Of tire brdes psrsnts Clinton place. by tho
Rev. Or Hutton, hr..ALsDso 0Rry, OF Gaymss, Porto
aico TO ILtfS A., daughter oi Mr.. II. y. Huntington.
PuIsloRp--Ssv ,sAS--Un Thursday, November. 10, bs
Tue Roy Dr Houshton Of tbe eharch o! the Irsasislrs
Of George Shertaan, all OF this city.
RsIStA-pErnr.- On "Wednesday, November fs, at tho
Mr. JyRuxiAH J. EsYIL, OF New York, 10 Miss ADpa
Psrrr, Of Henpstead, Long Island. No cards.
SayEwoop--CAnaAs.-On Thursday, November 10 al
the residence OF the BRIDES father by ihs Rev O. 8.
Plumley, 1soRxT +. SHERWOOD, of Newark, n. j., 10
sARAs T., daughter Of NJ \. Carmsn Esq, o, Railway,
N. J. No cards.
vox xssuas-HARsne. .--On Thursday, November 10, Al
the German Lutheran church, Heury street, Brooklyn by
the Rev IA. Gsrlechs, HKsxN voS syspsS, OF Hanover
Germany, TO Mss psKsx edea, daughter OF " Barting
Esq. ot Brooklyn
wRIcm-H s.--At Trinity clnrch, oa 1hursday
Novsuber 10, BY the Rev. Frederick 0gilby, D. D., G.
KgttoQG wRioaf 10 J0sgPHss L., youngest daughter n
tho late Robert Douglas Hamilton, all Of this city,
Youro-Bsooxs.-On Wednesday, November 49, u
rooksvils, Vermont, by the Row J. Hyde LATAvnrT
YerSo, OF tbis city, 70 EsxA A. Bacoss, Of the fosmo
.,ara Ma cards.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

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The New York herald., 1863-11-21
Gso,rsi Eosn Of By-Laws Of National
Banks.

tf'iA"s of Ibl ------ NATIONAL BASK OF -,
ORGAEi1tD rrntR Az AgT OF coSGRsss ENTITLED
"AS ACT 70 PROVIDE A NATIONAL CURRENCY, sE.
crRyp nv A fLED0E o. UNITED sTATEs sroCKs,
AND TO PROVIDE FOR rHE CIRCULATION AND sK
pEnrrioS TBrsLor, APPROVED FEBRUARY l5
1865.
sec lie regular annual meetings Of the stock soders
of this bank for tho election % directors shah be held
Ut s banking house the cona Tuesday Of January Of
each year between the hours os ten and onr said
thirty days notice OF the time and object OF which
meeting shsll be given by the cashier Of this bink. by
pnblc alton In here insert the Of tho ncwpapsr
which IN. notice Ia to be published.
And II shall be the duty OF the Board Of Directors
within month previous 10 the time OF said election
" appoint three stockholders Z, DO Judges Of said cleo
on, who sha hold aud conduct the sao, snt who sh'
t'r the election has eeen bed certify Under t5er hsnd'
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
INaeN

ALiAS --os Thursday, kovsmOer 10. ioss ALAs, Ia
the sIh year OF his age, native d Scotland tsaa for the
lnat @ years a rcsdeDs OF tubs city.
The friends and accSAnisnces are respectfully invited
10 a,toad the funcrs from ST. Paus ohuen this (saur
dayl Afternoon, N One o'clock, without farther invitation
BlArsm.--0p Thursday. Eovembc< 10. BRDor To
LAND vito of INU.p Bsttuer naisvs OF county sligo,
ireland, aged VI ycaFs
Tho funeral sii ake pace 'rcsn bss iats residence no
East ToT,y on'h sircsl on Sunday af,roooo, st oos
-iSk
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
U~ssed stasrs Gircuii Court.
Before Hon. Judge Selson.
A KA ~ lIiIAaH snH A.AnAMA

Noy so.srigadier General RicnaT. Ba.,sed. counsel
Tor 1T aw. cxCorpors,ioa Counsel &C.. apessed before
ths court and dHly in, under the appoia,.
ment Of President Lincoln judge or the Northern and
Southern districts Of Alabama. Ibere three oahs
administered by Mr. Kenneth e.. White, Clerk OF tho
Court 90 NJ yistcedone 10 support tho constitution OF
the United Slates, another 60 administer Justice impair
italy and the third that he rad horne and ueycr
would bear sga.nst tbs nted Stsies aathores or
give comfort to the my
Judge Busteed, tboygh he not he aba 20
his judicial functions Immediately. congratulated
his transie, from the wrnkled front Of grim Visaeed
20 the more pleasing aud peaceful posi,oa
OF inc etatne.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
The AttxMtfc sad Great Western Nafi-
WNy ExcurstON.

ttFyrhAND, Nov. 10, 1863.
The arrival OF the escaIsicn IRAN from New lag,
night greeted with cspnoa firing, lFoworks, &C.
At dinner speeches made bJ General Hosecranr,
Governor Yates, Mr. tyan,. al IosioD Mr. Aspinwa OF
New York, and others grsad bal iologod, attended
BY all the delegation.
o'coc. 4. NJ.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
Comrt of General Sessions.

NOV. 2o.in the Court OF General Sessions this mpr ing
before Recorder ltciman, Christopher Minor German
tailor three years OF agc. pleaded guilty OF having
attempted TO commit rape tnto Iii le girls the 10th
OF October last, lie was rensnded Tor sentence.
James Cross pleaded guilty ~ msns!aHgher in tina
third degree, on indictment charging him with hs y.ag
caused the death OF ohn T. Mckenzie by stsbbiug him
with knife the ath OF October last. demanded for
sentence.
ghe Court thea Adjourned untA Saturday ,norning at
.eya n'clnCa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-03
Naval martera.

HALIFAX, March The steamer Delta from
st. Thomas 2Otb, aud Bermuda 25th ult, has
arrived. She reports on the 18th of February
in lat. "a, long IS, the Florida captured and
burned the chip Jacob Bell, bound from China
for New York. The Jacob Bell had sixteen
hundred tons Of tea. Her passengers aud crew
were transferred to Danish vessel.
The u. s. steamer Alabama left st. Thomae
on the Goth of February in search of the
Florida.
The steamer Columbia ran the blockade at
Wilmington, N. c., and had arrived at st.
George with cargo of cotton. The Columbia
reported the arrival at WILMINGTON of the
steamer Gr.ffe.
The cargo Of the Jacob Bell was chiefly for
English account, valued at $600, 900, insured In
England for New York. The vessel and freight
we're valued Ht 100000 insured in New York
and Boston. Government is heavy lcser, aa
the duties would have been $l7 900
The Vanderbilt was at st. Thomas On the
Goth, to leave next day on q cruise.
The Federal ship Shepherd Knapp left ST.
Thomas the week previous in search of the
rebel pirate Alabama.
number OF Federal vessels we're at St
Thomas, fearing to leave lest they should fall
prey to the pirates.
The officers of the Florida say they passed
the night 10 company with the Vanderbilt
lately,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-03
s1,1ss Is
DISBURSEMENTS
sI.lss Is


The Street Commissioner reported that dur
ing the month of February there had been en-
ployed by him horses and carts to the amount of
$50 81; and that during the same time the
Chain-gaDg had performed l4O days work.
Mr Douty, from the committee on the Fire De-
partment, reported favorably to the purchase OF
Steam Fire Engine 10 be placed In the South
Engine House, and submitted q resolution,
which was adopted. authorizing the committee
on the Fire Department, together with the
Chief Engineer. TO contract with Silsby, Mynd-
er5 & Co. for Que Of their Steam Fire Engines
of the same pattern as those now owned by the
city.
Mr.. Douty, as a select committee, reported
the ordinance to create additional wards, and
defining the limits of the present wards in
the city Of Columbus, which was read the first
time.
Mr.. Smith introduced an ordinance, which
was read the first time, to grade, pave and
gravel North Public lane.
Mr.. Eberly introduced on ordinance, which
was read three times and passed, to grade and
pave on Scioto street, between Rich and Friend
streets.
The Council elected the following special
policemen to serve till the third Monday in
May, 1854 R. M McEwen and Samuel Han
Low
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-03
Cleveland marker-Feh. as.

BEANS-The market remains quiet and steady will
sales 10 small lots at e2S92 % per bush.
BUTTER-Oontinues In light supply and good requeS
and prices have advanced c on choice qualities. West
mari ct being lGl123c.
OHEEsE-Most OF the sales reported during the we.l
have been Of Hamburg at l2c uniformly.
RGGs-HAve been 10 increased demand and owing I;
Light arrivals have improved l2c since our lsst WeeklI
report, and sell readily at l59l6r.
FEATHERs-steady at 49Q46c.
FLOUR-The market closes quiet at sc 5OCQG C2L fol-
extra with sales at the inside figures &c 1907 OO fo
red double extra; 81 2597 so for white do. Rye i
quiet and steady at s. co. and BuckWheal dull at 81
per cwt.
FRUITs-Apples continue 10 active request with sale
at 5h5he the latter figures being readily obtained fol
e9lOc for unpeeed. Sales Of green apples have beer
made during the week at 81 rs per brl.
WHEAT-The market cloges steady with sales red
wheat on track at 81 40 and white at 81 so.
C0RN-Is hardly so firm. Closing sales are at COY
C870c on track.
0ATs-steady with sales cars at SEC.
BARLEY-Remans steady at 81 2gDl 2j,
RYE-Nomlnal al 75t9s0c.
HIdHWINEs--Have declined. Tho market closes
with sales at sic In small lots
sEEDs--Are dull. Latest reported sales Of Glover
are at sc 25 Timothy 10 selling In retail lots but in
large quantities there is no demand and prices are
nominal.
sALT--Unchauged and selling at 81 for fine; ~ O,
for COARSE l2c for ten lb sacks and l5c for IA II
sacks.
PR0VIsI0Ns-We quote mess pork, country brands
at S4 00@l4 25. Choice city packed ing at Is OF
for mess and GIG 90 for clear mess. There is good
inquiry for lard at 94c for common country rendered
to lOHc for choice city do Sales OF shoulders are re
ported at &c for good qualities. Sugarcured hama arc
selling steadily at &C. and " oomItocks" dried bee
at l0c,
POULTRY Continues In active request at &c forchlck
ems and l09llc for turkeys.
Leader.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-03

IHE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW The Ian,
uary number of this Review has the following
articles: Peru; Institutes for Working Men
Constitutional Government in Russia; New
Testament; South Kensington Museum and
Loan Exhibition; The Ticket of Leave System
Life Of John Wilson; The Stanhope Miscella.
nies; Four Years of ReforminiDg Admins.
tration.
The essays on Institutes for Working Men,
and on Constitutional Government in Russia,
are interesting-the latter especially 80, as II
deVelopes fact perhaps, not generally known,
that Russia in her earlier history enjoyed a
high degree of constitutional freedom, which
has been wrested from her people, by the grad.
ual encroachments Of successive despots. The
article headed "The Ticket OF Leave System, -
discusses the propriety Of shortening the term
OF imprisonment for criminals, by granting
what ia called tickets of leave to be forfeited
in ca Q Of misbehavior. The criticisms on Mrs.
Gordon's life of her father, Professor Wilson,
will Of course attract the attention of eyery
body of a literary turn.
The London Quarterly is republished by l..
Scott g. Co., New York, at SO a year, with
BlackTood's Magazine, at S..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-03

The PoIEMoRiMA We have never seen
panoramic exhibition which could compare
With this as paintipg-every picture is 80
faithful to lie, and go full of interest. We
could not, if We vOuld, say which OF the paint
ipgs We preferred, for all are very beautiful
and the battles ore SO spirited and full of life
that the bOhoder imagines he beholds the
sceOe ae it vas enacted, with the booming Of
the cannon, the rattle of the musketry, the
gallant charge, and the groens Of the gallant
dying. We advise all to see this great and
original exhibition, and we are we'll assured
that those who follow our advice will never re.
pent it. The pictures are unrOled again tbit
evening at Naughton Hall
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-03


MARINA, the Duchess of MALI, was played O,
the Atheneum last evening by Mrs. Waller be.
fore large and highly pleased audience. A,
the close Of the third act, when the action Of
the play begins to approach crisis, so great
was the enthusiasm of the audience that she
was called before the curtain and warmly ap.
plauded. 1t was tribute spontaneously ac-
corded to one whose representations of passion
in this celebrated tragedy has oil the terrible
earnesineSs Of the strong yet womanIy charac.
shakspeare's great tragedy of Macbeth will
be produced at the Atheneum this (Tuesday> J
evening, with powerful and effective oas,.
Mrs. Waller will appear as Lady Macbeth. a
character in which she is unriyaled. The
whole play, with all Its wild and thrilling
scenes, will be presented in style that would
do credit to the best theaters in our lsr0est
cities. II will be followed by that genuine
laugbable farce, the obstlnate Family. Secure
your seats early, for there will be a Jam at
Ellsler's Athensum tonight.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-03

A VALUABLE Book j. H, Riley & Co., of
thla city, have few more copies of that famous
book, "CoTToN Is KING" The book contains
over nine hundred large octave pages hand
somely printed, with FIVE finely executed steel
engraved likenesses; and bound In substantial
Law binding. Price $5, e.
Eighteen thousand copies Of this large vol
ume were sold in one year. Its sale in the
Southern States in 1860 caused many popular
commotions and led to large number Of ar.
rests. In some cases the books we're seized and
burned.
Messrs. Riley & Co. have also for sale thai
most valuable book, "PuLrrr PoLlrIcs," ar
elaborate reiutation of Abolition theories and
logic in the light of history and facta. It con
tains eight hundred pages, and is sold at th.
old price, 50
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-03

WAaHINaTor, March 2-The report of Capt
Jas. l.. Fisk's North Overland Expedition was
submitted to the House to day. II was organ.
lied for the protection of emigrants over q new
route from Fort Benton, in Dakotah Territory,
part Of which was surveyed by the late lamont
ed Gen. Stephens.
The Surgeon-G has recommended Con-
gress to pay DR.. Morton 100000 for the use
Of ether in the army and navy.
Tho Times special says Cassius M. Clay will
be confirmed as Minister to Russia, Secretary
Seward having personally urged it.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-03
Cincinnati mnrket,-Feb, os.

FL0UR-There Is no change Ia the market. The de
mand quite light and In order TO make eales Of mar
nltude decline OF lO9l5c would have to be accepted
We quote super1ne at 969G TO- with the usual range
for the other grades.
WHIsKY-No change. Sales Of 400 brls at 5OS5OHt
the latter rate for wagon.
MESS PoBK-There 10 no movement and pricss ave
nominal City Is held at el4 so and country at sl3 so
prime mess city at $n and old mess city at Sl1 so.
BULK MEATS-An active demand for sides with sales
OF 7eO,0O lbs at Oh@6hcan advance, holders asking
still better prices. Included in the sales were 84OO hams
at &c and 1900 shoulders at &c. olear es are wanted
at 7Hc loose, and Sc in boxes but held onefourh
cent higher.
LARD-An active demand and all offered at IOHo va,
taken, hodets at the close asking Okc The sales COM
prise 1900 tcS Keg worth lie with sales Of 500 kegs
Head Is in good demand at 9kc and gut at OX@aXc,
which 10 an advance.
GR00BRIEs-A firm and buoyant market
gOdAR-l9h9I3Kc. and In some cases 1t is held Hc
higher.
COFFEE. .si99ec, and held with great hrmDefs.
M0LASsEs-55963c.
WHEAT-The market remains dull with but limited
local demand, bat we have change TO report in prices
and continue to quote prime red at 81 9l 3O prime
Kentucky white ct 81 37@l 10; The only sales report
ed were: 25 bush prime red at 81 2 and $50 do prime
Indiana white at 81 IS, and 200 do hill at 81 40.
OORN-The receipts continue liberal with only fair
demand and prices declined &c per bush closing dull at
6Sa63c for shelled and in bulk, and 73c including
sacks; About 500 bush white shelled sold but
these are extreme figures and could not be obtained for
OATs-The demand continues fair and market Inles
steady at 6997Oo In bulk and SOC racks included 2OOO
bush sold at the latter figure.
RYB-We have no change to report In the MARKET
which remains dull with supply In excess OF the demand
Piime samples are quoted at 81 co. but small lots from
store are selling 192c higher.
BARLEY-The market has not undergone any change
since our last report. The demand continues good with
light offerings, and fall prices are realized We quote
Chicago spring at 81 359l 45 prime State spring At
u 80, and prime fall at 81 so.
HAY-Tle market In MI n W.
prime Timothy at sl5Ql6 per ton 10 bales on arrival
and Sl7gls from store
CHkEsE-A continued good demand and prices are
tending upward but are not quosbly higher We quote
selected western Reserve at l2c. Hamburg 10 held at
I2Hc.
BUTTER-The receipts are more liberal and the de-
mand less active. We quote prime to choice roll at 90
SS5c the latter rate In .mall packages.
sEBD-A continued dull market for Glover and prices
are lower and nominal at the decline The sales were co
bush at S6 90 and go bush at &c So At the close Il was
offered freely at &c 3O96 40 Timothy is In better re-
quest and fair business done from store at 81 65
Is; on arrival 1t iSquOted at S2 5O99 %.
GJasIf.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-03

"THE MEANEsr OF TAlRvEs."--Under this
very appropriate head, the Cincinnati Enquirer
Of Saturday relates the following:
It has been related to us that lady, whose
husband is IN the army, went to the express
Office yesterday, In the expectation of getting
remittance from him, and received $50 in
greenbacks. A few minutes after she was met
on Fourth street, at the Melodeon Buildings, by
aplausble and we'll dressed gentleman, who
accosted her with, "Madame, those notes you
just received at our Office are none of the best;
in fact, they are .. good deal below par, and you
had better have them exchanged; let me take
them, and will step up stairs o the bank and
obtain the gold for you" Without the slight
est suspicion, she intrusted the money to the
polite stranger, supposing he was clerk In the
j Office where she had but q foW moments before
received it: He went up the hight of stairs
leading to the Melodeon Buildings on Fourth
street, and, of course, came down the stairs on
Walnut street, aud made his escape, leaving
the lady minus her money. The lady could
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-03

SUICIDE OF SOLDIER - A sad affair occurred
at Newark yesterday. The facts as stated to
US are these A son Of Mr.. Luke X. Warner,
OF that city, vac arrested by squad of men as
deserter from his regiment, the 7G.h Ohio.
he was taken to the railroad depot accompa-
MED BY his father. Juss as the train was about
to start, In which young Warner was to go on
bis return to his regiment, he stepped little
to one side on the platform of The depot, and
shot himself with revolver through the heart.
he died Instantly. twas trnly sad and de-
plorsble occurrence.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-03

New YORK, March 2-The steamer Kedar
arrived at this port brings Liverpool papers Of
the 10th ult and London kilograms of the came
day. The Poles had captured several places.
A battle was expected near Michoro, but the
Russians withdrew. It is reported the siege OF
Nankin has been abandoned.
The Times argues that the blockade oi
Charleston was not raised-there was not even
an intermission. The Post takes the same view
1t says the suspension of the blockade for a
few hours did not terminate, nor did it impose
upon the blockading power the necessity OF Civ.
ing fresh notice to neutral States of an inten
tion to blockade.
No late commercial news.