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CLEARED ~
Steamship ,, olympns tBr,. Muir, Lisseoo-E cunard
Bark Giovanni tNeap). Guido Queenstown-F Berthoad
Bark Tiyo tBrl. Clark, Rio JaneIro--A Blgand.
b bri. leo E tb w. ton a An.werp-H ~ Dewoi,
@ s.ps1 s Rs' ssass e
Brig Mary Laid G'r), Ellis. st John. Angua-Gcoae
Brig lcssie tBrl. Eeyr. S, Iehn.. PR-Green Curry.
Brig oirase tBrj. WHITE 81 JOHNS NFmacb Dnwdde
Brig C CYAN Horn tBr,. Merriam. Windsor, Ns--D De.
Rrs l Srs+d rd rsI h ssyaFreT Baes
ser scss,s sI Smith as john MBa sser Co
schr Elizabeth Eleanor, Bunnai. washineion-chas II
sssr Emily, cgr. wssha Mur,ays serhsw
sehrJ n Bays Thompson i psisdeipsia 'e' emu" : 90
schr APPLICABLE, Barrett. Phiindrlpnia:
s esr Aaya@ss keSsssn
sehr sarah Elizabeth, sSi.h New Havcn--s,annard 4
Steamer Artisan. Kirk Baltimore
ARRIVED
3 resenne steamer Miami Fannce Washington.
ay 81 a Sy O. 5 s, aro% LTsre.
ssnsers L, JOIN Dale s 2s 5sSPM on Rins aa h ss
boz .aw steamship ci, q Banore bound in a. gos Pm
Steamship Parkersbarp Sherwood Portland with mds.
ship witch Of the Wave tof Rosonl srnnhal. Bombay
Tor sailed JOY ' The ship City o. BAN WAS 81
SHIP Hudson Pratt, London. and Isle Of wight July 6
with ndsqhnd 10 passengers to Morgan July 81 Ia.
usmburgS,s, lat 81 20 Ion CO. spoke bark Merrims
K hees Prom msv asy y ION o' IL ship VIM
ship Lace Amelie Orb vcrter Iiayrc . day. with mdse
rnrK wnesiminc mr. Of supderland) New londonderry
; -. ss g. : FRI: 'S bark
Bark Clio iBrcm,, Haermsnn Hamburg II days, with
mdse and go passengers to Kunhardt Co Two deaths
Rark Alien tNorh Rcner Bsrdeasx 60 days. with mdse
Brig Gssee Me,hod Or, Dassay sa,asan ts daya with
,,Ers Fortuna sao, H.qss Mon,evid.o. 81 days. with
viii a. Sso "a ysn dn 2
senee 70 order Jaly e. IA, 20 ~ spoke Rr sssr
died Of yellow fever and the mate oversord
schr Aha tBr Of Kingston Ja). Todd, San Rias, IS
schr Howard, Grant Nawnern, Z days
Schr Jos Holmes. Asa Norfolk.
WI .Sr fSIsi M ss1.Ss ssy.
schr Republic, soulc New Bedford, Z days
Schr Ontario, DAILY Bristol
schr W Bird, Handy, Providence.
schr Uherub. Bailey. Providence
schr Fair Wind. Smith Providence
schr Fredonia tBrl Molina Southport, In ballast, 70
SIR God Hunter, Wentworth. Bridgeport
schr CHALLENGE Bray, Now Haven.
schr Nash, Thompson, New Haven.
sc 1 h,.sssnacr' Dodge s,oa,nsion
sehrJ Msther Orr, Rondoat for Boston.
steamer Sarah. Jones Phlsdcphua.
steamer Pc!rci. Baker. Providence
SAILED
Hermsnn. S"sse nark Johann Mar;ln' scbrs Ierry
II vermiiyea, shannon. Exehangc.
Wind at sunset ssE. light
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HAVANA, NASSAU. N. r., KINGSTON, IA, AND NEW
ORLEANS.
For NASSAU AND Notwithstanding Corsica from New
YORK Aug. a1
FoR KINGSTON, IA &csteamship Planiageue, from New
York Aug From Kingston, ia, Aug3..
FoR MISUNDERSTANDING Eagle, from New York. Aug,
Bpm.
.ElRNgH QILEass-sseamship George Washington, from
Steamship Hudson, from New York August 10.
Steamship Morning Star, from New York August Is.
Steamship Evening Star, from New York Aug 9. q, IN.
SPECIAL NOTICE
An edss and packages intended for the NEw YORK HrRALp
stosad lie serisd.
yoRg-rnrs
RISES ~ MOON 10 81
SUN IL mon ~ 40
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Wheat brsker aud dearer, with sales reported Of
Ie4 600 bushels al 81 % asl 10 for white 81 q as %
for amber 81 20asi q for rod winter Western, 81 os
81 - for Milwaukee club 81 Il 81 2ss for smbor
Iowa and Wisconsin aud 81 a. 81 l6ior Chicago spring
Corn higher TO day with sales OF leo 900 busbe
including mixed Western nj 60 6tc for unsoand
ole Gao Tor sound and zoe TIC. for yellow and white
dc. Oats quiet and down 10 soc a zoe. Rye was
Inactive at soc. 90c. barley and barley malt con,inaed
quiet 50,
CnyyEx was quoted drn via, however, very little
ing IA any description RIO, prime, closed At rs i,c
good ~ &c. 2sc fair, 26rc. 27c ordinary 2s.c.
2ec FAR 10 good cargoes 26c 2Ic Java. mats and
bags So 10 36c Marscabo, 2pc. Sic laguVra, 2pc.
St Domingo 2sc Stock of kfo aud Ssnte % day,
5000 Java coffee, mats .13 o0I Java
bags, 70s Ceylon, bgs. 2s1 Maracsbo 5I63 faguay.
2Uo 81 Domingo. $50 jamaica TOO other dcscrip.
tons 2i0ol. Total mats and bags. 1891
Corrns "" more sought after sand auoiad N hsh
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Markc e..
PHILADELPHIA STOCK no

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, August A, 1865 81
Stocks firm Pennsylvania fves lOOs<; Reading
Railroad 5sa Morris Canal, GO; Long Island Railroad
3sA; PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, 0SJs Gold. 12s1 sight
Exchange on New York ut par. G
BUFFALO, August ID PM
Flour quiet no sales. Wheat dull and heavy sales Of
Milwaukee club at 95c. 81, Racine do at 95c Corn
quiet, at $780, 54c for fair to prime mixed Oats and
other grains quiet. whskey dull; no sales Canal
Hroghts dull at 12c. corn. 14c wheat TO New York
Imports-3000 bbs -four, IL 900 bushels wheat II 600
do. corn Exports-30O0 bbls flour, 1856. 600 bushels
wheat, 26l 900 DO corn 81 900 do. oats 900 do rye
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
HoRroN-CosTnLo.-On Sunday, August 9, at the
church OF ST. Francis Xavier, TUDOR HORIZON, formerly
Of Baltimore, TO Miss ELLEN COSTELLO OF late
Very Rev. Dean Mcnamara, OF Limerick.
LyNcH-KIRaY 0n Tuesdays August 4, at the residence
OF the BRIDES father, by Rev. Avah Wiswal HECTOR r.
LYNCH 70 LzzK, only daughter Of Robert J. Kirby No
cards.
WBwALL-BKRIIAN.-At Trinity church, on Monday
evening, August g. by Right Rev. W. H. Odenheimer r.
d, Bishop OF New Jersey, Rev ALvAH wHwALL JANE
T. c., daughter Of the late Rev. VIM. Berrian, D. ID.
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Movements fn Real Estate.
BY VIM Kennedy.

W
Lot northeast corner 10th ave- and 61st 400
Lot on 10th ave., adjoining above. 900
Iot on 10th ave adjoining above. 800
Lot on 6lst st., lbs feet east 10th ave. ...... $40
Lot on 6lst st., adjoining above. 500
Two lots on 6lst st., adjoining above, EACH 500
Lot ON 6lst st., adjoining above. $40
Lot on 10th ave. 1850
Two lots on 10th ave, each. Observation-Disclosures. lots
Lot on 10th ave, corner 62d .,....... 1,725
Lot On SD ST. 100 feet east 10th ave. .......: TO
Lot on 62d st. adjoining above SO
Lot on SD st., adjoining above ............. $50
Lot on 62d st., adjoining above. 600
Lot on 62d st., adjoining above. .............. $50
By J. M. Miller.
No. 10 Lewis ST., 21xioo. ............... 800
No. 23S East Broadway, ok 4 block. ...........
per annum. ............... 1000
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TttspAy, August 40 p. NJ.
AsHEa-Therc were so bbs pots sold at exc. Pearls
continued quiet at SIC. -.
BnxAnsuunr.-Four was more active and decidedly
nrmer day. The days sales included 1880 bbls
State and Western, 2,4oo Southern and 700 Canadian
within our revised ountatiops:-
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ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
rival OF the city OF Mmnches,er.

ArrhNai Oh the City OF mNuchester.
The British steamship City Of Manchester, Captain
Haorow, arrived at this port yesterday morning
Liverpool and Queenstown She eft the latter port at
quarter past O'Clock in the afternoon OF the Esd u
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has made an increase Of earnings over the cores
ponding period Of Last year Of 81 .04S,79o.
Should its earnings continue TO increase ~ TINS
rate through the balance of the year, which there
is no reason to doubt. the aggregate for the year
win be Sc ,OO0, 600 Allow 45 per cent OF this dor
working expenses and renewal fund-the same
rate as last year-and there will remain
Net Observation-Disclosures 800 900
Deduct interest on mortgages ........... 742.3sl
Balance applicable to dividends. $s557 ,e1o
which is equal to % per cent on both common
and preferred stock.
The business of the Sub Treasury was o.; follows
to-day
Receipts. 45T go 81
For customs 296 900 90
Payments l,ooz,6ls 10
Balance. 81 664 4ls IS
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S HIPPIN G NE w S

Movements or ocean stcnm
Mails are forwarded by steamer in the regular lines
The steamers for from Liverpool call Queenstown
cept the Canadian line, which call Londonderry. The
steamers for from the Continent cali at Southampton
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EXPRESSES.

u, A. BvRvuAv's FURNITURE EXPIRES AVID
M Packing Estabshnent lis West Eleventh street. be-
tween Fnh AID s1th svenucs-P,nos, mrrots, satusry
- h,sei and shipped 10 al parts 0f the world Governs
sgasops for removing furniture IL fafntlsA fupnltnra
snrsA
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From an English Parliamentary document.1
The total emigration OF natives * Ireland within the
first six months Of lS83tha up to 30th of Junewas
greater by nearly oneha than the emigration for
the entire year 1861 and by third nln the entire year
1862 There have left Ireland this year already 6S S6
persons whereas In 1862 only 40 $50 left up the
day OF December; in 1861 SO 232 and In 1860, $50.
The destination Of the emigrant Irish fr 1868 is
as the United States in by far the greater proportion
b6b54 individuals have left for that country the rest
principally for Australia The emigration OF Irish the
United States last being only 1851 in all and
1851 % 200 the latter ngure may be normal
emigration, exceptional demand for "aborers in the
United states being in operation 1891 II would there
fore appear that January last natives ireland have
been leaving for the States at the rate OF nearly
sand month, with what views the public are not in
formed by this purely statistical paper.
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The Grand Jury yesterday passed a very important
resolution agreeing to proposal from the famed Mr.
Reuter- to erect and maintain line Of teegraphic COM
muncation from Cork to Crookhaven and Cape Clear IN
order to meet the steamers and obtain tho American
mails some hours earlier than at present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-05

The City Fire Insurance Company has deolase9
a semi-annua dividend Of seven dollars per share,
free of tax, payable on the 10th inst; the New
York Life Insurance and Trust Company, semi.
annual dividend of five per cent, free Of tax, paya
BILE on demand; the Irving Insurance Company,a
semi-annnal dividend Of five per cent, free of tax,
payable on demand.
The aggregate exports of produce and merchan-
disc Exclusive of specie) for the past week were
SO 1853 ,49s.
The statement Of the Philadelphia banks for the
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uR,a
Presbyterian church. Dobbs ferry.
O'CAiIAHAs.-on Monday evening, August Q, after q
lingering illness Of three months at her husbands resi-
loved wife N Dennis 0Callahsn.
The relatives and friends are invited 10 attend tho
funeral from her late residence, No 1S2 Elizabeth street.
this "wednesday afternoon, M two O'Clock.
Cork ana California papers please copy.
Tcc, 81 rpsno Ys s9oS
forbes, county OF Longford, Ireland.
The friends Of the family and those Of her sons James
and Henry oNe are respectfully invited 70 attend tho
funeral on thursday afternoon, at two O'Clock from
hcr late residence, 1873 East Twenty ninth street The
remains will DO taken to Calvary Cemetery.
PAHBsxon Tuesday, August 4. JANIS A. PARprE, infant
son of Joseph d. and Caroline Pardec
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited 70
II Grove Terrace, Jersey City, this wednesday, after
RrssEr-on tuesday. August 4, ANDREW RrssEr, after
The friends Of the family those OF his brother in
law Robert Mansfield invited 10 attend the funeral
nom his sfo residence No 100 West Nineteenth street
this (wednesday) afternoon, at two o clock.
RssRE.--0n Tuesday August 4, Mrs ELIZA RsvEss,
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited the funeral from her late residence No
81 seventh street Thursday afternoon nj four ck
Her remains VIII be Inferred Ia the second Street Marble
Cemetery.
FrIzsEsru REDMOND native u the city Of Dublin In tho
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
i,vtcd 20 attend the funeral ths (Nodncsiayl aftes
NOON nj one O'Clock from her residence 36s second
nveune between twenty send and twenty third streets
Ia<rY In Monday, August g. BppSsr thu bes,vrd
wife &c Owen Reilly. In the 2sth year q her age
The frosis Of the family are respectfully requested 10
attend lhs funeral from the residence Of her husband
No 3cf second avenue. near rwcoy third street ths
wednesday, afternoon at two ocpck.
RAMON Mnnsay. August ., mARcAss1. wife Of Fran.
On rysn aged ~ years
Tho rcnds ard relatives OF the farily are pvitcA Ia
attend the fanersl this "wednesday atsrnooa at NaH
QUO O'Clock from hcs late ruPdcnoc 10 CITY fsa pIaoc
rA.-sudde3lys - hea1ay, August o. AsNss sxa.
vfuss hsed ~ yea q.
W.. r.s,isea and friends ere resnscplv invited IN al
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Average alnoun' per ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oAiVoz
The total exports Of general merchandise and
produce, exclusive of specie, from Boston for the
week ending July 81 were $l72 200 80, against
1921 ,6l0 68 for the same week in 1862.
The earnings of the Cleveland and Toledo Rail.
road Company for the month of July were as fol.
lows kM
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100 Chi, Bur'ln&Q kR ll6is
IL Nil & Pr du G RR 81
$50 do. .BS
500 Pitts, FtW&C RR rs
100 do .....b30 7Sk
600 Alton q TT II KR 63k
so Alton 4 TT II pref so
600 Chi 4 N W RR... 80
90 do. b30 35i<
100 do. $40 rs
200 Chi l. Alton RR.. so
90 Miss h Mo RR... ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-11-05

England and France. Poland has been in insur-
rection for nine months, but England manifests
no disposition 10 declare Poland entitled 70 bel
ligerent rights. Poland lies inland she possesses
no ports into which English goods can be SNUG
eled, and she makes no cotton. As a conse-
9uence, her people will be left to their fate by
the English people and Cabinet. Such, too,
would have been the fate of the Southern States
had they been located in the interior Of this con-
tinent. The English Government would never
have troubled itself to inquire officially as 10 the
progress of a rebellion against the United States
national authority, begun and carried on by
which possessed no ports and did not pro-
duce cotton. The policy of England in her in
tercour5e with other nations is governed by inter-
est, and not by those principles which should
control the actions of civilized Governments.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-11-05

a HoICE SELECTION OF CHINESE s.
IA japanese Teas.
H.. II. Tea No. Is, 4 lbs. boxes,
ii. Ii. Tea No. -, S lbs. boxes,
II. IL. Tea No. II, 10 lbs bxs,
ii. II. Tea No. 10, 80 lbs. boxes,
Finest Japanese Tea in bulk and catties,
Comet" Oolong Tea,
Tongmow, koku Tea.
Half and or. Bbls. Mess Pig Pork.
do. do. new Dried Apples.
Now Dried Plums, (excellent,)
Pure Currant Wine, (for invalids,
Fresh Olives, Capers.
Fresh Macaroni, Vermicelli,
Fresh Tapioca and Sage,
Extra Manila Cigars,
Pure Cider Vinegar, on draught,
Good Syrup, do.
Krull's Dairy Butter,
Fresh Corn Meal,
Fresh Wheat Meal,
Best Brands California Flour,
Waikiki Mill Maui Flour,
Assort'd Crusht d, Loaf and Brown Sugars,
do. Spices and Seasonings,
French and California Mustard,
Tins HOLSTERS, Salmon & Quohaugs.
Tins Little Neck CLAIMS,
Etc. Etc. Etc. Etc. Etc.
Sso3m A.D CARTWRIGHT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01

6tetli,yo Watch and ChQsn.-Sam, slave Of
James Tapscott, and Emanuel, slave of Boil.
ing ". Haxall, were arraigned before the
Mayor yesterday, the first for stealing and
the latter for receiving silver watch and
chain, valued at $1OC, the property of ne
gro man named Robinson, belonging to DR..
Frost. The complainant testified that on
Friday laet he arrived In Richmond with his
mater, and In the afternoon thought he
would take walk ont. Proceeding in the
direction OF the first locks to the canal, he
met with Sam, whom be recognized as for
mer acquaintance In the army. He was then
introduced to another negro named Emanuel,
and the three, at Sans suggestion, went into
neighboriDg groggery toget drink. After
imbibing Sam proposed that he (Robinson>
should loan him his watch and chain just for
a moment, as he wished to splay off" on one
or two ''cOlored ladies" in the back room..-.
Not suspecting anything foulh he readily gave
Sam the watch, but II was not long before
that negro and the watch both left, and he
saw nothing more of him till Sunday, when,
seeing them both together he had Sam and
EmaEuel arrested. Emanuel readily &C
knowledged to the officer that he had pur-
chased the watch from Sam for $24, and con-
ducted him to tie jewelers. with whom he
had left it for some repairs. There being no
counter testimony in the case, His Honor or
iered Sam, the thief, to receive thirty
stripes, and Emaquel, for receiving the watch
knowing 1t 70 have been stolen. fifteen lash
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01

NoR1H CAROLINA LEGlsLAirRs.-The following
were portion OF the proceedings III the lowef
House the North Carolina Legislature Oh Thurs
day last
Mr. Avera introduced series Of resolutions, as
eer,ing the right Of the people to meet and consult
fer the good Of the eountry-denouncing mob vio-
ience and military aggression upon the freedom of
tl,s press -pIedgng the State to firm maintenance
Of the decisions of its legal decisions, and ap-
plsudino Gov. Vance for his manly defence Of
The state judiciary. They further compliment
'i,e amy for It's g,llantry and heroism, aud urge
q faithful discharge of duty I'm vigorously prose-
cutting the war for national Independence
They further declare that formal negotiations for
peace on the basis Of separation from the United
Flutes should be Instituted by the trcaty-naking
power and urge our representatives In Congress tn
exert themselves to bring about such negotiations.
They further recommend propose from the Con
federate authorities TO the Federal Congress look
Ing Ia The no ding Of Peace Convention, for the
adjustment OF dihiculties, whose action Shall Ue
subject to the ratification Of the people,
Hr. Arera moved that these resolutions be
printed and u,ade the special oTdar for Wednesday
Hst: at III O'Clock A. NJ.
Tie resolutions Srerc laid on the table.
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~
. ~e.' ASos' s'1as Aooe Ass
.oaeHeu =. .ass nsens W.lous lno's
N'ion untu ncaf tne town, ~ or -
% =. :, ,'..S e.'c"! ssru,.I
~" D"''ey' a"a l"-'c'eo eo''1sss ~ sAae ~"
oa ..~.y
"e lvss .n mo WAGONS oi oae os'saon
eArep, ~ 'no'o Va oeu' ISM. va
'' rn' :. ~ oon.,Aas. ~ .s's 1pS.
,Is.a r....S .S..,s1es,ne...r.-s.-. -. =. .ne ss.. ~.
ana ort,,,.-, r..r,t4,. !. ,n ,a,,rI.. 81 81. ~.
emv Th.i, r.,.-ir1 co,.,.. !. .o,,.,.a. -,
,hcr...a a-.-.--.re..a, ,,e.,s-v -
s Anthe ,ilros1 dsock at Chicksnussus,. -
.>v.a anca eess,.e :. ~e,,,A ,.r,A ~ -
not mapy-woeo DESTROYED. y
The people aaong the roaA are. rsGirinn
With the army. Nenfly everybody let Ring
gold. The wagon roads src 81 q hQssible
sGsedtsaoa. -. ~-s -..9 > xxxU1E
(sECOND D1sPATCHl
IlrSsao1D, Nov. 28, (via Dalton, Nov.
a1)cAmong the killed at Missionary Ridge
Ter6 Coils, POrcher of SOuth CaafOlina
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01

MSscRILAkeogs.s 80
a dispatch from BssIinstcn. Vt, dated the a2d
has the following about the great "bofdcr conspra-
cy" Of the Copperheads: os. -
Considerable excitement IVES csused yesterday
IN the Villages OF Rouse's Point aud 81. Alhans
ny reports that q body Of secsssi0alsts in Men
tfea' had planned to saise Fost Montgomery, de-
strny the drawbrtdge at Rouses Point, and riundef
Plattsburg. And Burlington. Informadon,of such a
plot reached Gov. Smith and Collector Clapp, OF
this port, on Friday. They ytIumedtAtsiy took steps
to communicate with the 00eer 10 charge OF Fort
Montgomesy, who soon had the gu1s manned and
ready to give the rene.ades . WARM reception -
This scheme was probably MAksd WIN the John-
son Island pss3esk~ Ample pfepasafions heye beek
made ~ 0eys 6mah to - ~ amlek .1aaeA
may ~ Ma4e up@A Uur b6tdSS6 ae
The New York Trs1s.s has the following para
graph
The Copperhead. Of Hartford, Conn, elected
their ticket for town officers on Monday The
vote was For Union and Freedom, l749; for the
Rebellion, Jeff. Davis, and Eternal Slavery, 9Qfs
majority for evil, 3l9. That model CoPpeFhead.
Thomas II. Seymour, got 35S majority last spring.
John K. stetier, convicted of an attempt At
army, has beeu sentenced to impris0nMent In the
pcuftentiary ut Albany for Ave years.
+. At Los Anxeloe, Cal, on the 2ist, an impromp.m
Vigilance Committee hung five persons Charged
with murder, highway robbery, and hosse-stealing.
During the draft In Baltimore a reporter each
from the Sun, American, and Clipper was drawn.
Thursday last was observed as Thanksgiving day
throughout the Month.
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From E.aST TENNESSEE.

BRISTOL, Nov. 2D.-The latest advices from
Knoxville are up to Wednesday evening"
They state that Longstreet was shelling the
place furiously. AL the machine shops at
the depot have been destroyed by the enc
my, and all the non-combatants had left the
city. The adyices state that the enemy are
ou short rations The weather Is very cold,
and the mountains covered with enow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01

A NAisuRss-Mr. w. F. Jenkins, was com
planned of before the Mayor yesterday for
conducting coke manufacturing kiln in the
corporate limits, greatly to the annoyance Of
the surrounding residents. The establish
nnent Is located near 18th street and ShockOe
Greek, q, a,neighborhood peculiarly patronized
by the Israelitish denomination, three of
tay cult not say wich, almost kilt tenn. TIE
smoke and stuff cum Into teir vintows and
mate tenn SO sick--and-and-and-- The
Mayor, in order to give Mr.. Jenkins an op-
portunity to produce rebuttin0 evidence,
continued tho case till this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01
AFFAIRS ON THE RAPTDAN.

ORANGE G. H, Nov: 3O-There wac so m
diminishing yesterday, and heavy cannon
aiding for three hours this morning. and
pretty heavy skirmishing during the day
Beyond this, there Is nothing definite.
One hundred ano twenty prisoners passed
here en- roa'e for Richmond this evening.
Gen. Wickham, of the cavalry. who has
been for some time disabled by = fall from
his horse, returned to duty to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01

rsoaAs As A DlsCIPLirAHtAN.-Geus uomas'
III. ,uccessu, ot Ro,ecraps has dismissed In die
honor III. following onicers: Lieut.. Henry Bar
tpw 18th Ohio, for gross negiect ot duty, ana Or
dered not to return Within the lines; Lleet N
Cock, ID Tennessee c3valry, tor gross ncsicc. =.
Capt. Robert Clements, 69th Ohio, iof gross ne
g.ect th. ls, uIt., when engaged III reP,lns ..s
pcntoons; Lieut.. l.. =. Sullivan, company u 0'n
Kentucky cavalry, for absence without iesSe'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-12-01
luR SMELLING or CHAALEsToK.-The Cbaxlss-
svn Nersstry, Of Saturday, says!

syn Aers,ry, Of Saturday, says'
A rather heavy fire was also directed at James
Island and at about half past ii A. NJ. another at
temp. was made 10 bard the city. About eight
,heIls were thrown In The space Of half an hour,
eat no dsmase was done. From the rapidity OF
,h,s fse we infer that the enemy has at least sew
iy regarded with Indifference by our citizens, and,
with eur boys, ii Is matter Of both fun and pront
4 lad Of some twelve years sold last week ,oi Oh
hrass collected from the Yankee shells whicn,
Within few hours of the sale, had Threatened TO
break his calculating little pate. Onc would think,
f,on the Joyous manner In which the arcn!ns gen
orally follow the progress of these misstles, tnst
,hey regard Il bombardment as display OF Pyfo-
teehhics got up expressly fof their amusement