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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
TALLOw-rhs msrtet is lower IN synapsshZ wah q.
change and IL less sctve sales Of 10 900 q 10Htc f0s

TALLOW-Ths msrtet IL lower In sympstnZ wnn ~
change and 10 less active; sales Of 900 q 0Htc fo
Wrssern and i2jdicic. for City cash; ;,
with increased rmness In consequence OF the no
IIchsnge and God during the fore par o tho weea U
Sy,eat, the sales are 10000 ID Native Fsece' at gs
a. to quality 100 bales Super Pulled at De8c az ~ 1S
iasc chiefly at &c. and 900 DO Dor.koi pat % srnys
on .Tms not dsco.ed An auction sale ot so~ pass 'i
i. announced 10 take place in Boston on tie s pI9i
Hdyires nom the London sales report an advance o' i3s
y n on Australian WOOL -, 4, Co., 81, a s0a
'WUALEBONE Is 10 light supply ana Is him a' ~ ''~
yIf FOOIs haye been better request at ot cash.
" ID, for Blsschod-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
Pnss~uGers Sailed.

r, sao,kip Crsxs for Nee Oyiedns-Aiss NJ T. ToIbcsA
Mr. n ~ Frsncis sId child Edwin Allen. c. r. Clart.
isi L. D. Jnisirs JOHN p Gore wife and two ehidr.s
6ie, rr. Pierce, R. NJ McMshon. John sensc Ua.sss.
uiliisrd J.uns snd son Jsmss A ssysse w X. Wolsoe
Camille Rnslhs. ssnor Rafael c.po w. blaciwooa Th AZ
Iean p. Mayer T. Generally Rim. az Col spisfeS
mons I~opoi Christ Adsph Bsder. John cuson and viz.
Mis, s. Rev. L. v. fabrs Charles Dunre y; Bias:S'
wfn and /. children MIRA Nargares T.. sterns ArL T. T.
sisey A. r Sterling Ysnse Salus An-us Dotanet !eem
sols Teonnr I'd vsnisLs Jusn MAeso Gabriel badure Jenn
Dxyrc, Charss Gaser, Henry Nathan, H. WeaeusJ~' -
row lsr and others IN tbs Storage
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26

The deposits for five.twenties to-day are
nearly s6oO.o0o
The Toledo and Wabash Road earned the Sec
ond week in November. as follows:
1852. $3e. sos ~ lS63..........&1.2a 2a u
Decrease. e.....................,..4&4os %
The Michigan Southern Road earned the third
week In November as follows;
l66,............. s6, $50 i963............&Ts,ss
Exports exclusive Of specie) from New-York
to foreign ports for tho week ending Nov l6 and since
Jan. /:
1861. 1862. 1859.
For the week. &lll..l0 eJ05l,l9l ~ Jtg, :gs
Previously reported. 1le5H.66s lI.528.e63 l@ 3H3S'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
Arrived.


s,s,m,r Novelty. Shaw. Philadelphia, nd's 70 L'sss
s,.smer y W. Brun. Foster P.G.teipi,, md's. to Wa
s,sss.r Marine, Crosby Baltimore.
Steamer o.rr,y, Alrieh rrovidence.
Steamer J. :. Gr-sn AuiEsr, Washiastos. d c. m

shp ,ios Norwss. heusbach, Alicante 60 days Sa.a
SKIP car@ns N..rsi.h Cousins. csrdn - days coz. =
Hs.n.h i.d westerly e,ir, Ho.s q The pas,'{s
Nov D I a. lon CO. spoke ship South AeFean 0i and IA
Boston.
20 saueh Moneis werdt. fA.'ed Care Of Good hoYs
sept q 81 Helena Oct , Crossel the elus.or Ocs ~
ssIas sy .p9ss sss Sid. 81 d, eo.
order Had heavy westerly weahs most Of the passage ~
F.i Boivs whi.ebery A'p!nwsl % days. rnd's to J. p
8.rs L.urc.. tof picOu Roberts Liusnn C. B.. u 4s's
CO sris f.r1... Queen DR. Of Bcrnpl, HoIl. Bermuda
dsy,, so,,on, hide. Sc to Miiti.;Sn Co
10 dAys fsh 0fesn CuTy. Nov. y. !at <l'o, Ion ~
passed sri, Aars.;, ,p.( ',ssril s.,,, ,s.:
' Fl, ' H'sasl. r Crow Windsor, N s, II d,y' pi'A~
SIR i..as ,.cS' crowcu, Ro,,or Tor Phiaselphi.
sclr Bengil Haskell, Rocssnd ilns.
schr = " F.iade Boyd. Portland.
sIr si" ssis Fs.. Bsnsor iiy barley % Buck o.
sSsr fsar. fnn Sr.rcs. nis;a. vinslh,vcn sou
sshr s.h~. wAlsnOss, Maehias 10 asy' lumber 10
ssSr N.,us csi. M.eAIa. 10 day. lumber 10 simp''s
sehr' Germ (grl Peters, ST. Andrews, n b. lanoss =
ied Frye Co
schg Argus Crowley, som-r,e.
schr GvoF,e, CuGn KcuneOurk y days, heading 70 WV
dell tIo.
schr Anrl.r Besse, Wnrehsn. pine wood
sslr Monitor, Rssss, Wsrchsgo, pGts wood
sehr'susaD 8cerse bsarse. Boston for IA,
shr Cyri. Chamberlain fcr.er, Sos'on lor rhhsAsV@
Schr CNfim, trneh. Fu,aheihport Tor be'''h
sctf s-neea Plirroy, Bos'on for NesnA
schr Ocean Star, rrlkins Rocslsnd, line
scLr 0oldhsh kcsn. AockAnd line
schr Qasi. Brew..or koctlsrd lime.
s,Lr ~. I.ucai, Adams, Rocllsnd hms
schr niai,n. Lul am. Prov ence-
schr Wm. Y. Phelps Cr-ngn. !, honon
sshs J. swan, Msyh-w, we'.feet, tsh.
scir I. Ii. Thompson, Baker. Uloass'ser. a0
WIND-SuAsst, n
Eeiow.
Pss =. ra's from raenos syreG
PMk Eliza ,of Bsrhsdoes, rom Lssgsyr~
BARK Boandin: biis~.
Sailed.
Nov. 3i--She- Ocntc's fp,l
Isks-Inlnsdr tNorweg) Palestine '''"
schooner- Nose. b. BT.ui' all T.. r,,.r,ooi, rssts
ro, as -S,.ar,hip.-s.don iBrh iet NLs ~, Pss<s
~
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26

Irnds an improved tbs English shippers con.
upon III. in God nined..sy following onf
last r,ces Tor choice rtins improved and heavy ses were
made at the sdvloc For day two past with decline
Ia Gold tho srh Las been qnei and rather noAvy Ioos
.nd n, ave lad moderate demand a. unchanged rates
Ws,en strictly ohos Yellow has had good demand nm
uroy.d rrce, and scarce poor qualities plenty and da
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
Sailed.

Nov 3i--Shir- -Ocntc's R,l
Iasks--Inlasinr (NoEwegl Isic'"ne''
schooner Moses u. brsu' al ,.x r,,.r,ooi, ra<fs
No, ?s s-scam,hip.-sdon lBrl. fst .a,.Is for fs~v
or Havana; Cfeols for Nsw'onsAl''
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26

NisiAruEa ALMANAC
rr,p,,., 100 se,s....... 4:3l sfooa-Risss... 81
hfcH VAIN rais pAG
Sandy Hook. 600 Gov. Islsnd... SEA Hell oses '.uo
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
n.s.cn 1era AYrfxed,
~,stA~rpa ALMANAC.

r, bris H-yro, Qvses, from EDmvds-Mr Ven WiAh
and lsly, Ma Tyler snd tso children, MI Grant
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
EnrI1RY

Choss pr,s.a Poultry 4. In lfht r-ript day for tht
msfAs tho demand has brn vary good and
prices ish ali knds except Drcss aud Geese wbh con
n,e A. l. tspor,sd Later In tho day III receipts became
NOR. plenty price, dropped ai osst 10 ordinary
knds nss eced nothing bat choice seen 70 sell
well Live Poury plenty and qnles. sISps iuAeys w-.oa
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
cOMylERCfAL MATTERS.
s.Ica nf ihe fi,cck Enchnnae-N

VI
900 u. s. 5s 5l Cou..c;. W TO- Ere Hallway Pref
- COO IT, s. 6s VI. Germ gI 900 Hudson River nR..26
DO do ............. 20 100 .bl0.l25t
O00 Bklyn City Ga w. L.c9 1000 IIpd iv RR scrip 70
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
EIcloW.

Pstrs rlA's from Faenos syrea
Paik Eliza ,of Bsrhsdoes), rom Lasgsyn~
BARK Boandins bills~.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
(iA'fK.
ulpke AND ~ H.

ANII INtl
Tho advance 4, Gold rov,d ths n.:acs r dc', bat
speo has ssn d.cinsi le tsnGtls. Ia tcea sowIN AID
though with L..i stock egno.s. -
Veal slln. rl,en .slisl country iIinr,d pNtelee
Western ss si.ar hidrs. uilnHicd -il ssscd
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26

II. n.rt.. tss r-mlired s.ijy a sa..cpor'ed rse'
Luei eel we'll bot our Outside rae 10 oAy oy'aea io'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26

The .dvAnc~ m Gold fro~ns last Improved ne :s
nsnd snd holders Obtained an sdv.noe ~ be'
upon s hsl.r rses tAey tAre~ ooyefs oh sD
xh tLe re. nd linz Ia Gold tho market h1s beccn dn
tnsi,h Dalry Ia In far demand ait sla fllesPse tfna
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Loading Newspapers OF Ohio Soy.
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The orthography Of the Worcester Dictionary ID that
used By most II not ALL snthon Of distinction In ths
country md England, and conforms to the general ulAge
of ordinary writer's and spHkeu.
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ESom ns Ospoianaa ComnsrosdI Of AprG -.
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Dyspopsia, Impurity OF the BIoed,

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Headache, ,slckHeadaehe, Foul stomach
,piIaous Di.orders Liver eoppIaln,

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Constipation, Costiveness, Suppression,
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Dysentery, Diarrhas, Reiar, Worm,

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PRESIDENTS TCoLLEGESvIN OHIO.
MAlIrssl coilsss .AItis traIy mag suinoeni WORK,
an B6hor 10 the suthofbe pubtishsrs and the whole
country ."-Prsident Andrews. ,-rr- brl al. .r
Ono WuLxrAs UmVnuyT. .,." II sKcesds my sxpecta-
tons. II will be my guide In orthography and Pronun
cston and will often be consulted BY me for it neat
and sccurate definitions. .'--preEdent Thompson.
W. B. EcLICrIo ooLkzsl.."H Heretofore ve hAya Used
Webster's orthognphy. AZ q recent meeting Of oar
Raonlty, was decided 10 ohAngs Il to conform 10 that
q Worcss:sr's Royal ousrto DictiOnsy,'-Prssdsns
Garfield. -.t,..,, ,.-,.. ~. fI..rt-.-- -.. q
WRsrnH REaEzVH ooIkIsl.-'T nnd It worthy Of
cordial appreciation, "-President Hitchcock.
0SzzLm colLlsz.--'It more than meets ny expsotA-
tlons, recommend II a. tho standard authon1 In
otthcepy 10 my children and my pupils "-Prsuidsnt
Morgan. re-. -, .ts-ia - =. II.
ANTIOCH ooLlssu. .-'I adopt and aim 10 us. "a ,sch-
Ing writing and Speaking, haeTthogfBbhy and pronnn-
clatien Of MorcsstsrS Royal Qnsrto Dictionary. r
PRESIDENT Hill' u5g Z .f1gus & ,m.i .tgsrsdI
atn all my writing, speaking and teaching have en-.
deavored TO conform 70 the rules for ofhoaphy and
pronunciation u contained In Worcosters DiconAEt.p
Horace Mann, hte President, ,hrshV ,-1,sa
rKnroH ColaEan, GlNsm ..-sI most cordially fseSm.
mond II % the most reliable standard authority of the
nngliih language % Il 10 now written and spoken.-
President Andrews. -
, 1863-06-11
CAIRO CORRESPONDENCE,
[From Our Own Correspondent

+ Cairo. JUGS 8th. 1868,
( A prand movcment of troona il taxing n1sce
- s'..s So =. ~ 49, s.s ~ ~ ~. e .s pss
IN "rl.o to'oa, ano as 'ss ao'aoee saAFa
Vickbburp. and rome to it's destination. there
ran he no objection. it. vou1d seem to nv
st,t,n,- h, dast,,,+for and ofno ~ rho r,eaont
movement. Let 1t be understood. then. by
49, 49, .h,+ 7o.,o ,n.,h.. - t-a.., -
eoe 1ss'oef' .,lat 'A'so nannool u ''oopa
from bufneide's department., and from that
Of Gen. Schofeld, have for several DAYS been
r.o,,cr doro +ho a1,ss,ss,,,,, - 49,.
ports ut Louisville, part at Cairo, and yet au-
other portion at st. Louis, but all going to
,b, s,m~ mint n n1aca In tho r;,h na;ohbor.
salo zs'uls r. Puta1, plAes ~ tue n1su n'ts uGor'
Grant. others sav to ascend ,he Yazoo Rivsr
49, 80. -. 80 -.
anu c'ean oob soe 'oAneton ana a1s army
, 1863-06-11

VIEWS OF TKAE PRESIDENT
ON AFFAIRS IN NnXKSSO1IEsE.
Report Of James Tar1ssig, Esq.

Mesare. Emile Pretorious, Theodore 0]shausen aud
r. E. Rombauer Committee, ETC.:
GENTLEMEN: During professional visit to
Washington City, presented to tho Presi-
dent ct the United States, in compliance with
your Instructions, 4 copy of the resolutions
adopted in mask meeting ut St. Louis, on the
10th Of May, 1868, and requesteda q reply to
the suggestions therein contained.
The President, after q careful and loud
reading Of the whole report Of proceedings,
sew proper to enter into q conversation of
two hours Duration, in tho course Of which
most OF the topics embraced in the resolu-
tons and other subjects were discusaed.
As my share In the. conversa ION Is Of Sec
ondary importance, l propose to omit It en-
tirely In this report, and, avoiding details, to
communicate to you the substance Of note
worthy remarks made BY the President,
!. The President said that it may be mis-
fortune for the nation that he was elected
President. But having been elected by the
people, he meant to bs President aud to per-
form his duty according to his best under
standing, II he had to dis for it. No General
will he removed, nor will any change IN the
Cabinet be made to suit the views or wishes
Of my particular party, faction or set of mcn.
Gen. Halleck IL not guilty Of the cnarges
made against him, most Of which arise from
from Misrepresentation OF ignorance Of those
3, fhe President said that II WAS a mistskc
to suppose that Generals John C. Fremont,
3. F, Butler and F. Sigel are systematically
kept ont Of command - as stated IN the fourth
resolution; that, on the contrary, he fully ap-
>pteciated the merits Of the Generals named !
that By ytheirown action they had placed them
selves in the positions which they occupied;
that he Was not osly willing, bnt anxious, to
place them again in command as soon as he
could find spheres Of notion for them, without
doing Injustice to others, but that at present
he had more pegs than holes to put them
In" - :-.:.
5. IA to tho want Of unity, the President,
without admitting euch to be the case, intt-
mated that each member OF tho Cabinet was
responsible mainly for the manner Of conduct
ine the aftzIrb Of his particular department i;
tbat there WAS no Capitalization Of responsi-
b,lity for the action Of the Cabinet anywhere
except In the President himself.
4, Tho disseations bttHeen the Unon mon
, 1863-06-11

-F.ASUENG1 on CORRESPONDENCE,
FROM The Cherokee Natfon-140xx fYll-
" II IsoNIcgs Captured = Secesh.
Especial Correspondence Chicago Tfibune.l
WASHINGTON, June 2, 1858.

Especial Correspondence Chicago Trfbune.1
WASHINGTON, June ., 1868.
FRoH THB CHEROKEE NATION.
4 letter has been received at the Indian Bu-
reau, from John Ross, in which he states that
at council Of the Cherokee Nation, conyeu-
cd ut Row Skin Prairie, in February Last, bills
were paased, abrogating stthe treaty'' with
the Confederate States, and calling ConYen.
tion Of the people to approve the act, 4
delegation, consisting of John Ross, Princi.
pal Chief; Lieut.. Colonel Lewis Downing,
Capt James Mcdaniel, and Rev. Irwin Jones,
was appointed to represent the mater ut
Washington. Ali officers Of the nation dis
loyal to the Government Of the United States
we're deposed, and an act passed for the aboli-
ton Of slayery in the Cherokee Nation"
AIr. Ross urges in his letter the necessity
and propriety Of establishing military post
within the Cherokee country, and occupying
it with sufficient force to enable the refugee
Indians to repossess themselves Of the Terri
tory, and to assist the Federal forces in repel-
ling any invasion Of the enemy.
HOW BILLY DoWLEGs CAPTURED 4 t'sEcEsH.' -
4 Characteristic communication has also
been received from William BoWlegs, jr.,
skiing Of tho Se1nIno1es, and Capt. Co. F, 1st
Inst. Il. G.n Billy desires the Government to
s'send power quick, and clean out the secesh
who arc holding the country" He wants
.'white soldiers" sent there, IN force sufficient
to enable the loyal Indians to rally, when he
thinks they can hold the Indian country
against the enemy.
BILLY tells how he captured bushw hacEers
out in Arkansas, in this way: II will say
what happened to me out in Arkansas. was
eent to Hhees' Mill. from our camp at Benton
vile, and ! came on secesh. I found out he
WAS a bnshw hacker, md I made up my mind
not to kill him.. We were both on horses, and
rode up to him thinking to take hlm prison.
er, and as VIC came up took hold Of him and
be Of me, md being on, horses, I could not
tussle rs well us if on the ground, and SO We
both fell from our horses, and in the fill my
pistol fell from my hand, md ut this the man
broke loose from me and got my pistol before
could, and started and run, and my horse
was standing out a little why's, and he jumped
on him and ran away With him. Of course he
could Of killed nc, but he inst run away with
my horse and took all had, two reyolvers
and saddle, bride and horse"