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L.uScHspA superior brig Of <s TONS called the Sarah
a. wsaosorS sn,,he 2sh inst She VIII be commanded By
whaicmen.
BARI ra,ina Allen arrived a. Newport Ih from Indian
Ocean q and for wes,por WITH soe bos sperm and 20 DO
Ohio sB 70 SS. = aud iso 90 VII OIL % Soand %
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from SYors, arr at asre wy '"' A''' AHee
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Foreign Ports.
CALcurA. Oct ls.Arr Indian AveriI Naurl,us: 10Th,
London ssb,no &oodSard do southern Rights, norton
Bem.sy; is,h sehr Jedde Reed Cape Town. SID ls.h.
Went from saasor ion. Reno-n Bangs. Eems.,;
SIors; isih s.Ss@c;s Assr, london; I'm, F.i@o'
csSp,sa,, Nov ssH4rn bark aa5i%s Ds"Isn' rSisasi
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mea, Patterson ami Coale Cleaty do .
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YorK ia. nearly ready Sea serpent Thorndihe for Hong
Kong imm,aa,ely ids baIss onwesd GS. ir san bran
arr :in dse: iiap,ress &hsiden for London soon ds
Benefacor Rery from Hong Kong arr Apg 49, brig Mary
Capsn. Abbot for Shsnrhae early. lds
MsrASyAs, Nov 1a-Arr brirs follcdo. Marwict Fort
land; 22d Stella Goodns do sd Cauuek petensil do;
land; Renshaw, smitn, Philadelphia; 27b Arcadia (Br)
Sid 5s,h brigs wheeler, rarr and Nsn1snlo Haven
Boston: Minna Traub Mitchell, Portland; 2th, bark Mani
ton. Piisbufy Baltimore.
s.eua Eoy i7-Arr brig Alice Malds tPr,, Edge,i. New
Hartman, do
81 JAeo Nov l3Arr tsrks Curdeiia Bryant Kingston;
Linda Stewart, Perkins, kyork
TsispAp Nov A--Ar schr Eeonora (Br), Reiners, New
York
lPsR srssssur CoLuxns, AZ 81 Jonr. Sr-TxryoRArnic
Arr from kiork Nov - Majestic, Queen aud Couran, 81
Liverpool Enterprise. at Gr~enock
Arr from baltimore Nov - San Diego al LiveJpoo
--latest via GALWAY
Arr from Nfors, Liverpool at Deal; Davis, NJ do
American Ports.
BOSTON. Dec s. AM-Au bark Edward Everet Hsfd
Ing, Baltimore bng Princeton Wells fh ade phia schrs
Nrpiuncs Bride JARVIS. Georgeown, DC; Martha jane
WILSON aud wts,ovcr Lewis Phi ndripha; MARY flechcr
Tarv. and fiank Herbert Parker lhiadslpeis charles
Willie johnson. Rondout; Helen Csfron jersey CITY CID
harks Fredonta Br) Bunker Gibraltar aud mtt Any.
Ncterson do DO. hadley. snow HAl sehrs sawn
steamer saton Matthew'S fhisdelphia.
6h-Arr ship Tucker; steamer Santiago de Cubs, Cape
fia,reu barn wyman. surinans warrington. sm} rns
FuGARTOwN Nov sD-Arr schTs iamss Biiss Hsich,
Pan.or for RYork Ocean wavs TarpeI do for %; Ante
ope Moron Rocsisnd for DO 6oIa. Parsons Nforr i"'
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Wheat lcs active and the market depressed and
sprirg samp'es prices were little OF. The dem nd
for EXPORT restricted by the lrmncss frehs and
the DIR Guilty o. negotiating oscha &c equitable terms.
The days business amounted to 20 900 bushels at 81 AZ
81 40 for spring Chicago and Milwaukee club, 81 40 q
g. 4S Tor amber Milwaukee 81 20 81 So tor winter red
western, ~ ~ u III ~ for amber Michigan. Rye
Dominaly 81 20 II Ss Farley ruled In isvor of the
STATE and 81 % for Canada West barley malt
actve and prices rnch-sod, sales ~ 900 bushels at
81 90 oar were QUO cent down, and duh Cahadiin
and state sold II Sc SIC, and Western ssc a soc
ccis and The demand not br,rk the decline scs
35 GOO bushels st N 40 for Western mixed In store AID
81 20 anoat, and 81 % for round yellow.
CKDaR-A sale of 10 900 feet rcd at f1 20 per foot
CocoA n sale OF 36 bals Quay aquii private terms
CoFTsE steady: sales 3oo bags Maracaibo OF 32i &C.
e4c., and 60 bags jamaica private terms
CoIroS--tarket trm at SOC. for mddlios urlands;
sales about 100 bales.
ppuos Market hrm sales $40 oil at 81 p5
for American and 81 20 for Ia-t India, IN bond.
ipAmyHs "A safe OF 600 lbs. Western at 90 &c c1sh
fRncurs were bfm, With engagements to LIVERPOOL OF
5000 bushels wbost OF Cd In bulk and 5bd. 10 sb-p's
steamer 800 bble -four to hli up. Is Cd 800 uerces
beef at &C. Cd To London, 250 terccs beef AZ .s Cd
500 bhls. -four at Is 3D. To BRISTOL 10000 bushels
wheat at Bud ships bags and 800 bbs -four NJ IL CD.
wheat az 6d 90 tierces beet at as I'd and so terccs
lard O. 2s british vessel taken up 10 Cork TOR
nth ~ 900 bushels wheat al a. Cd per imperial
quarer another 10 direct port In Ireland at Cd per
busiti couple OF fiaye charters were made 10 Med.
terrano an yorts op private terms. Tbe Shipping fi
pors in tition Norwegian ship col tons, 70 Lisbon
leo heavy pine staves, t43 British brig 2lp tons,
10 Cardenas, 500 god vessel to Aspinwal COAL 81
one AIS tons 10 Potoe,P r. and back 81 oo0 half gold
a schooner TO bYufort. G., soc. per bbl two Tern.
scbooucrs To Washington, n c. hay 81 T6 schooner to
Boston, corn, 6Ac. enc from Huntington 10 Bosiou,
moulding sand, s.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
~ arried.

Married.
BBcK-WBITAxER.-At Wendell, Macs, on Thursday,
December 8, by Rev. David Eastman, Rev. T. RoMEyS
Be OF Holland, Ottawa county, Michigan 10 IRESB L.,
daughter OF J. Whitaker, Esq., OF Wendell.
Chicago papers please copy
CoLE-HApLEy. Thursday, December g. at one
O'Clock, by the Rev Mr.. Wnsor. at the residence OF
the brde WN L. COLE TO ELrHkA daughter Of A. Hsdey,
Esq. all OF Staten Island.
Detroit papers ploase copy.
GlIHNoN- CoiABD-At Saurertioe ". Y. on Saturday,
November 2s, by the Rev. NJ Power, JouN GIESsoH TO
CAROLINE L. GoLARp, both Of this city.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WORD TO cLER0YMEN AND THE REST OF
n mankind.


A WORD TO cLERGYMEN AND THE REST OF
~ mankind
When btters makers resort to The strategy Of giving
bottles to cergymen deacons sospat and the pub
generally IL is admitted fact that the public generally
including the clergy and soapfat will not purchase tho
articles and In this Particular themselves sensble
men al that This however is not the case with =.
sIEINrsLD's. FRENCH .oooNAc B!r7EEs >,
Almost ali the bitters American depend for
centric bottles and Peter Funk labels but the deceived buy
COGNAC DITTERS-the discovery of the areat French.
physician and chemist the only tiers worthy
the name in the market nygoratng the syftem creating
appetite and exercising saiutary effect the
liver, kidneys and digestive organs They agreeable
rrophy actc and rapid and certain in diarhea dyen
terry cholera, cbs fevers, dyspepsia. owness OF spirits
heartburn and kindred diseases and they regarded
in France Germany and Russia the family medicine OF
the Sold by respectable druggists aud grocers and
Wholesale and retail by the Agent the United States
S. STEIkFELD, 70 Nassau street. New York.
DEWARE THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ME-
ID talic leather Strips md Window Bands, totally
cude wind and dust from the ceyces OF docrcs
and windows without erng with the free or tho
for veDtang purposes They half the fue
the rafting of the ashes and deadeners OF sound
otherwise For circulars with eferenees
to thousands of most respectable citizens address Tho
Patent Metallic Weather Company No. GA Broadway,
Beecker the Manhattan Savings Bank
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Mtsrell0neOs.s.

SHip wAryR LILLY, from Msrseiles for New York, put
into Gibraltar Nov - with foremast sprung.
Sem LAURA MArGrM Of has been purchased
by parties in Gloucester.
scnR CoRsxIIA "a tons; owned by Currer and saml
PIKE OF Salisbury, has been sold To VIM II Hemmngway
OF Machias. asd VIM Knox, of East Maehias
COMMERCE ~ PHIApELrHrA-The following is a list Oh
foreign and ca.stwse vessels that arrived Phadeph
during the moa.n of November. 1863 compared
period In 1907
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Al the close OF the past FIVE wesks:-

The transfer books Of the Quicksilver Mining
Company will he closed on the 10Th init, and be
reopened on the 5th Of January.
The following shows the highest and lowest
prices Of gold on each Monday during the month
Of Novemb,r.-
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HIPPIN NEW S.


ALMANAC sEw YoRK-TuIs
............. IL -. morn 81
SETS. ............. SO HIGH WATER q
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FINE ARTS.

r,t.nHEs UNION PHOTOGRAPHIC oALLKRT, ess
" Br sg~sy corner of Blsseser s,r.es s.ror,r.s ~
iDd,a nj ooiors Pletures sf teesssed pessns
copied and palnsed 10 sny ss ~ 70 hat SSd ~
tures copies ef one knSravsss, Alb~Qs. -, IA
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TILE RAIL SEASON.

TsprpFNprSr CRY BASD WISHES TO INvonn
r., .cners that shey furnish numbeS
of in,,rgmeu,. Tor and p,fvs,e psrss
nara a. T. no, bound BY music socsty rrie-.
..0,nfsrLg~ BAIL .
THrRgpAy D.1ENBER, 10 is63
1lCkg1s OSE DOLLAR
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III TRAcuEAL DROPs,
FOR COu0Hs AND CROW -
iurlburt Trachea Drops, the BEST
enc ren,sdy In all stages diseases. 20 ~ ~
G. r. HURLBURT. Proprietor s'f D'oo"s "'esN
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-30

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-No intelligence
respecting the Army Of the Potomac has
been received to-day at headquarters up to
ppm j a-
The Star says that YESTERDAY forenoon our
cavalry pushed forward as far as Locust
Grove where they met the advance OF rebel
cavalry and the latter were driven across
Russell creek or river and afterwards across
Mill Run. A body of rebel infantry was
posted between that pointand Orange o. a.,
and the whole rebel force moved OF in the
direction of the latter place.
Locust Grove is four miles south Of Ger
mania Ford in Orange county, and within
short distance of the wilderness where
Hooker fought his battle. Mill Run is two
miles from Locust Grove and thence to
Mountain River where the rebel General
Early with Ewcll's corps is said to be in
force, is about 10 miles further on In q
southwest direction.
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Arrested.

NASHVILLE, Nov. IS. Capt Cox, Mate
and Clerk of the steamer Duke twsrs ar.
rested here. and will be tried by military
commission. he is charged with crossing
the rebel Col. Hawkins and 800 OF his men
from the north to the south side of the
Cumberland river, near Fort Denelson.
) Col. Langdon, of the lst Ohio, who was
severely wounded in the late fight will not
recover. Col L. encountered a portion Of
Wheeler's cavalry at Cleveland yesterday,
and after severe fight the rebels were
routed with loss which is not stated.
There was heavy rain last night and the
Cumberland river is rising rapidly with
feet water on the shoals.
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CAIRO, Nov. 2S.-Frauds upon the Reve-
nue. Department have been recently dis,
covrred at this post. Some parties impli-
Gated have been arrested. Major Derasse,
chief clerk in one nf the principal shipping
houses here, and leading operator Of the
gang of smugglers, supposed to be one OF
the guilty parties, left last Sunday and has
not been heard from since The losses to
Government already reported are 100000.
Rumors from Paduca state that General
Roddy, with 1000 to 5000 rebels made
their appearance recently on the Tennessee
river below East Port.
There has ceen great excitement at Co
lunbus, KY, caused by General Smith en-
forcing Gen. Hurlbuts CONSUMPTION order.
A large number we're arrested for military
purposes.
The steamer Nellie Moore, for Nashville,
with government stores, sunk on Friday, in
the Ohio below Smithland.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-30

SrR1serrsID, Mo-, Nov. ga delega-
ton of Cherokee Indians headed by Capt.
Christy, acting Chief paid their respects to
Gen. Mcneil to day, by order of their ma.
tional council aud reported the suferings
of Indians from rowing bands. and asked for
protection against these desparadoss and
desired to raise regiment of cavalry and
adopt guerrilla warfare as the only means
of Kidding themselves of mounted maraud-
ers. They also asked that districts be al,
lotted them for settlements to enable Indi
ans to cultivate the soil and secure more
comfortable home.
Gen. Mcneil replied he had represented
the condition of the Indians to proper au
thorities, recommending some measures for
their improvement and would afford them
all the protection in his power.
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WAsHr,verok. Nov. 2s-LThe army Of the

WAsHrseroN, Nov. 29.AThe army of the
Potomac advanced Ut 6 O'Clock on the morn
ing Of the 9th from near Germania, Gull
pepper and Jacobs Ford and formed in line
of battle, the centre resting on Fredericks-
burg turnpike near Robertson's tavern, and
the left advanced along the plank road and
formed Q curve towares Gordonsyille and
the west termination 1.-THE Rapidan,
southwest Of Jacobs Ford, As, the centre
advanced it came upon the enemy's pickets
and skirmished. Subsequently the enemy's
line was strengthened by the arrival of re-
Inducements from Ewell's corps. s5-4i7
On the Rapidan front about o'clock, a
slow and continuous cannonading commenc-
ed On the road leading towards Orange O..
H., and considerable firing between the
skirmishers. The enemy does not reply
with artillery.
At 4 o'clock it was announced that Hills
corps which had previously rested on the
Rapidan and the railroad was approaching
on the centre and half an hour later heavy
musketry firing was heard on the right,
showing that the Sd corps forming that
wing was engaged. Our casualties were
lew II tue CeuIr6. NC Ouiy OLuCeC Vi Eduh
at that time known to be killed is 1t. Col.
Hesser of the I'D Pa.
The battle ground is wilderness, with
but little open country, consequently an
accurrts description of our position cannot
be given, but it will be perceived that we
have the enemy's fortified position on the
heights, skirting the Rapidan on the right,
and can compel them to give battle, If they
intend to fight upon ground less unfavor-
able to us.
JEFF. Davis owing to the unfavorable
weather of Wednesday, did not review the
rebel army as he intended, and he is said
by prisoners to have returned to Richmond
on Thursday.
General Gregg's cavalry and batteries
had severe fight with the enemy's tight
wing of cavalry on Thursday, P. NJ. We
drove them back upon their infantry lines,
when we were compelled to fall back, with
a loss said to be about 250 in killed. The
5th corps coming up the enemy was, in turn,
compelled to retreat.
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From the Army of the Potomac.

RAPPAhANNocK STATION, Nov y, P. III,
- The Army of the Potomac has finally Sc
cured its line and Communication with Wash
ington, aud nothing has come through it
since yesterday morning.
If there had been general engagement
Yesterday the wounded would have been
sent to the rear, and conveyed to Washing
ton BY the railroad As no wounded have
been sent, it is pretty certain no battle has
been fought. The heavy csnnonsding yes
terday probably was of no greater lmpor.
lance than artillery firing frequently is and
which makes much noise but little oxecu-
ton.
This morning csnnonade was heard
fainter than yesterday but during the day
has been perfectly quiet.
The rain ceased before dark and it is prooa.
bic that the quantity that fell to day will
not interfere with army movements except
for few hours in emancipating itself from
Washington.
The Army of the Potomac is in posi-
ton to operate most disastrously against
the rebels. Should it also emancipate the
Union prisoners now enduring ages of mis-
sry in a single month in Richmond, 1t will
have accomplished one Of the greatest
achievements performed by any army dur
ing the war.
, The progress made by Gen. Meade Is
highly encouraging aud successful. A new
base of supplies will be established in few
days from which 1.-The army will operate
with most damaging effect to the Confedsr-
acy. We are having heavy and disagree
able rain. TC 5
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-30

The LIQUOR QuEsTIoN.-This exciting
topic was discussed at length in the House
of Delegates On Saturday. Heretofore
persons retailing liquor in this State have
peen charged but forty dollars per annum
for license. The bill nnder discussion fixed
the tax at one hundred dollars. A motion
was made to FIX it at sixty dollars but was
rejected Then it was moved to f1x it at
fire hundred dollars. This motion was lost,
aud the sum reported by the committee
Zone hundred dollars was decided upon.
The debate on this bill was quite ami
mated and consumed nearly the whole of
the day There appeared to be determine
ton eviuced by the majority OF the House
to do away entirely with the sale Of ardent
spirits at as early day as possible, The
only object seemed to be to ascertain which
would be TIE most expeditions plan. Time
will determine whether they have, by
Saturdays action, inaugurated the proper
movement to accomplish this end : -,s
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TIE zAsrarrrA TsoupE.-It affords US

! The zAsrsrrrA TRoupE.-It affords US
much pleasure to announce that this cele-
orated troupe will remain with US three
nights longer, and give three more of their
unrivaled performances at Washington
Hall. The entertainments given by this
troupe are undoubtedly the most amusing
and interesting fhatwe shave ever SEEM
"Nicodemus" and "Enchantment,"-two
excellent pantomimes, full of amusement
and at the same time astonishing to behold
together with the tight rope and ring
performances,-will be presented tonight.
Let the Hall be crowded, as it was all last
week. We can assure our readers that
none of them will regret visit to this great
troupe of unique performers.
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Our Loss at Lookout Mountain

NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-The Times Wash
ington special to day says the Official
statement of our loss at Chattanooga in kill
ed and wounded on the 23d, oath and 10Th
at the storming of Lookout were 5000, and
the assault on Missionary Ridge about 2oo;
Our wounded are ell under cover and well
cared for
The steamer George Wadsworth from
N. O. on the 18th, arrived this evening"
Among her passengers are Gen. Wadsworrh
aud Capt. Durham, bearer of dispatches.
The Era has despatch from Mobile pa
per of the 9Th, which says that Charleston
bad been burning for 63 hours and that
Gen. Gilmore's shells are constantly making
it worse. Nearly all the men 10 Sumter
had been killed. The Era says St. Luks's
Church in Hercules street had been burned
by an incendiary, because it was used as
negro school.
The steamer Techumsia, with cargo OF
cotton, was burned at West Baton Rouge on
the 18th inst. No lives lost.
The British brig Volanta, with general
cargo, arrived al N. 0. on the 18Th, q
prize to the gunboat Virginia.
Gen. Smith has directed the withdrawal
of the rebel troops from Alexandria
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New York Market.

New DIRK, Nov. 2s.-Flour 5alO better;
common grades very moderate; extra State
at 81, S0a7 40; extra R. Fl. o. at 81 ,45a9 90;
trade brands closing firm. Whisky dull,
heavy and unsettled at 72a73c. Western
wheat more active and closed higher last
evening; Sl,37al4l for Chicago Spring;
Sl,3Sa14l for Mill Club; 81, 42al44for Am
Der Mill; Sl,47al52 for White; $3.50 for
red western; white Mich. Sl46; amber green
bay Corn lie better, mixed Western ll9a
l20; Oats more active, 2s3 better: Wool
quiet and rather steadier; Pork more active,
but unchanged, $50 bbls. new mess de-
liverable in Dec 1925 and 1000 bbls. new
packed do for Jan. and Feb. at 1874.
Bacon sides quiet and unchanged.
Lard dull and nominslly unchanged.
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NEW ORLEANS, NOV. Zl.-lue orlttsu
brig Darling Wave arrived here on the 10th
prize to the gunboat New London. She
was captured while going into the Rio
Grands. She had on board cargo of cloth.
ing and 81 900 in gold.
Reports from the Mississippi River are
that rebel force of 5000 to 10000 men is
trying to concentrate at some point on the
river. not far above Port Hudson, to i'm
pede navigation
On the 9th, the steamer Emerald was at
tackled by portion of this force with four
pieces Of artillery. They fred several shots
and she was struck by shell in the boiler
deck. There being heavy fog she escaped
further injury. No lives lost.
There is doubtful report of q strong re-
bel force gathering at Clinton, La, and
another at Wood Hill, Miss.
The rebels are very active along the river
from Baton Bouge to the Mississippi State
line. All their movements look to prepar'
atoms for concentration and planting bate
ries to obstruct the commerce of the Mssis-
sippi.
fhe very latest by telegraph to the Era
from Southwest Pass, Nov. 2lst, says:
On the 18th our forces attacked Arkan.
sas city, Texas, and it surrendered. We
captured 100 prisoners and guns.
The Commissioner of Internal Re venue
has concluded to recommend in his report
to the Secretary of the Treasury large in
crease in the excise on distilled spirits, the
present tax being considered very low as
compared with that levied upon other goods
while in England it is two per cent and up
ward of the gross revenue of that country
In our own it is less than ten per cent.
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IT Is AsToNIsHINo the amount of business
that A. M. Adams & Co., do, One Of the
firm is East every four or FIVE weeks and if
there is any new styles of cloths, cassimers
or vestings they are the first to have 1t,
and of the best quality. Persons in want
of the best article of clothing and at fair
prices had better call and examine their
endless variety of cassimeres and vestings.
Their facilities for cutting aud making
fashionable garments are unequaled in the
citv for taste and stvle nov IA 6m
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Z Or SATURDAY Mr.. Lamb introduced al bill
int the House for the relief of The fami.
lies of soldiers. According to the laws now
in force, counties have no authority to levy
taxes for such purposes, and it has there
fore been found necessary to enact law.
The bill authorizes the Board of Supervi-
sors to levy SO many cents on every hun
dred dollars value of the taxable property
of their county, as they shall deem neces.
sary to provide adequate funds for the re-
lief of the families of living and deceased
soldiers.
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NV YoRK, Nov. 29-Yes,erdsy aorp-
ing the deputy Marshal seized the steamer
Morning Star previous to her leaving for
New Orleans, add attached sixty bids. Of
supposed Pork, but which contained
whisky, it il supposed for the Southern
army: The owners agreed to bond the
vessel for the retarn OF tie cs-go in the
amount of three thousand dollars, and the
Marshal thea permitted her to proceed On
her voyage.
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PresidentLincoIn RECOVERING.

WARRINGTON, Nov. 2s.-The condition of
the President who has been confined to lis
chamber for several days by sickness seems
to be much improved to-day, and promise
an early recovery there is nothing in the
symptoms of his ailment to excite the fears
of his friends.
commission Of competent engineers
has by the direction Of the Sec'y Of the
Navy, made thorough examination OF the
iron-clad Sangamon, lying at Washington
Navy Yard, and pronounced her in all re-
spects sea worthy.
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From Chattanooga.

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 28.-Thore has been
no fighting at the front to day.
The enemy has concentrated below and
near Dalton with the view of making a
stand. Our line is beyond Ringgold.
An order from Bragg recalled Longstreet
from before Knoxville on the Goth. He is
now endeavoring to join that chleftain near
Dalton by crcuitous route.
The situation from Knoxville to Bridge
port is all that can be desired.