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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-19
CLEVELAND & TOLEDO R. B
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On an9 ettef Monday, February 3D. lS63, Trains vii
run daily, a. follows, Sundays excepted,J
T:s5 A. n. CHICAGO EXPRESS-Stops at al statioaI
on eOutne n Division, except W Washington,and
sTE1yes Strives IN Toledo ct i2;O5 A. H; and Ohicsgo
$50 ?. \. NORTHERN MAIL-stops at all station.
on horthorn Division. and arrives at SandrwkT
$40 P Il; TELEGRAPH -EXPRESS-Stopsa at All rfa-
Eons on southern Division, except ToEnssnd .
waning ton and Clay. Arrives IN Toledo N
ll:sO 2. = OhlcagO st 1000 A. n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-19
1885,

OonnectiOns are made at MonrOoytlle with the san
d1skys Mansfield & Newark Ii r., al DIVIDE with IA
s9ndqsky, Dayton Cincinnati Z. B., at Fremont
with Fremont 4 Indiana Il. B., and at Toledo wrffh
tho Michigan Southern Northern Indiana And To-
ledo wabash Railroads for Chicago Detroit Jacf.
SON. kort wayne LogGnspOrt, Lafayette Cairo An.
Southwest. -
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Toedo and shS
] es2i A. N. d d. RfI0R M E1I-fr =
Cleveland, Feb. 3D. 1868 49, sup /
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-19
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
W R A I, q A n
e
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Te take efect on Monday, November ITtb 1872 -
tTSins leave Cleveland daily Sundays excepted as
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
f.o~run, Nov. ~. isf,
The Navy.

Tn CUss,.rgsyrssou rU,sisspsN lasbebsa At uyst1,
Coar aay last ana shortly afterwards purchased ~
E0gsfnnsnl iato Trdly i.si Escs
hsf plf,hsts ss has tss sgtesirsy altered " Tho
ngaifsmtsia ne sefrks al1 ngw oomyisisiy hi,sf
suDtosi n 80 ihfi caai, carfy nx fisa P1fost
guas. ssyi1r fom oes hu1df~f tstssssJ svB1sr. nss
AJ9ri oas tAgessnd igas sEd fsr bsaaiy
u m,1al sbe a assaflasief Hss u oommahsea W
fisst-aaut wm o. nsiioastsii iais u tie CornHoaors
H4i All gsgngi,i i0f eAas ssrv.@p shs AsLasssi
Adm les stlsfroa ns -ii hsss afy.,,ssiiy x
gahiss ffssh "a tis II - '.fasf ssrs.
ss1sr Bgs 'ivSsbs crelnFts8,ss. ~ > iaisndsi
Zoe lhs bscsAea - Slnage1 - fts fsfo-ssb
lat u bsf glceu.--
Acftne Ifesf,asrf-w q Nafsstfsu
Acfsag n1fsr--tg.n Wa'fp1.
Pa ayr.aiisf--E q n4sfaff
Sargsea--ufhfrt f4fi.e
49, Tsa.ai-J CBse. " q Sitsan sss rn.
y Ms
,i'.-.st. va a. ~ s1f fhnH WaFrffsa rhhd Anslt
saIt IN d. fa.lft go llar iiaffsfn
~ ~ to.f Rst.--ieH aaa 3 rygas a1f J W.
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cs5ts .l Iet-Wm. tasfef
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p,,.oratTrtsIIiW.nsr

Iioo. J. fssF ns-nbsf q c0ngeas ffutn Fnsita lfpe
q vitbafd, u A. btny uflgstef tsfsfsi Y 80, ~
STATES AMY wh.slsf. a hfiiftfeu, sha W. Y
Hfnlnafd x WaisrtsSn tGs stofIss a. its hi H1h, a.
Iistst
prtssfbsr Cs.srsi fhsrHar raEef Stitt amy ~
w1s~is, rcltss -tstas vaYy J. ufssf. q insa Geo.
N tyisst 49, u ~ u1fnF = v sfi.ssisf ththi -
Caif8fblA Geo WtitueT. = fhil~atif ha ". - he'Nft
"a NeN Jsffsr. 40 luos8 2 y ~ Aht 4" hF~ tft "a
ttSp inr ~ nrtfeIsH So iififi
ps,ry Eig. ~ Rg1a.1 NJ tnf rfs 2. - Maff, =
ps.s 81 - Grnffsi D. % Hfyfe ~ hthimffs f~e ~
ssb sttasd iissfy Usis ~ fal1fr ia " q $50
a. smss~s a. sfaff.sh ~ fit "a 2 hlfinrftN 40
tssf - y NsHrsr ~ fts,s a. rgiss q Ws.hitl.
~ J. 7. Ace. q thsoo - iar " itar ~. =
r.ts5 ftn = Nrs--. a Rsssasbasstu p q Cafss
n Nfta -, 80 Iharua Wfta af t'sss- 80 ssnst -
~ fbe AsIs itaas@.
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The National Cemetery at Gettv.burg.
THE pKEsrDEsr's VISIT TO oErTrsBUr0

wAsHDoros Nov II, 1893
The President viii leave Tor Gs,,ysbsrs ~ noon To-
morrow for the purpose u attending nA1ruratou Of
the national cemssry Thur scay Thsfo viii bo quito
large delegation prcscnt from lh city On ue oc atlu
In Governors Johnson snd Pollock have been appointed
BY Governor Curtin msr,hAls tbe sia's q Psnnsy
vania q the processou W. Governor Randall boca
urged By the representative q tho Northwestern H,acs
10 represent, their interests ~ The GsJsbars ceomones
GOVERNOR SEYMOUR KN ROUTE FOE oEfTrssrR0.
rElADnSma Nov N 1888
Governor seymour srrved hsrs evening ~ rsss -
GsttySburS large ero~d "a ooDsrcgstng a, narrsb5fg
participate N the csf,manics q The csacaion q tls
Nstionsl Cemetery on Thaftdsy a secisl tAia wab
The Governors and their will fof Hsrf'burs
half Paa, 10 snsrBao8.
PROCLAMATION ~ Goygss0a cuaru.
oMsrpaL osDBs-so a.
BsafQoagrrns raxsfrLrar. " iua,y
Alyuftsr GufraAtH DrFfErsrsf,
HaNSgHcRs h1v ~, 1873 J
Tna eonmtiss 10 charge u TIE affsnser.f4is 30 ~
de4aion ~ Ne SsiDas tsfnstery for tHa fesfsgn Who
fen 90 the Geld Gestysturg have appgsisi iLsi tss
osresnouSes shall tsks pacs inur'aay ,hs iDih 81
vsnbsr iso3 Tho dsiy q rgeeisilT nv1. parties par
tipsts has besa ls tbs ssnties - tbs aits.,nca
a de survving Psarsyivsns sofsrs N the war q lsig
ssd a ths su -tt Hsroo 70 1879 vOold b. - spyso
pslNfs and aoostabi@ ~ n iaNtHy the erpfesst a
sarssst usb thsy sba b. prcstni ia bsdy ani
n.rs q tssIee, iot .es ss'nSry 2 'ha dead asa -
II r. or1srsd that tbs natFb4 ras shA b. lisGsi Al
half iron W Fr1sei Al al krmof artsn
ss. seoAingus',t .sd o,S., r,,,Asy te-s -,a.a ~
u We ttAis snail " eiossd
ny order 4 AVnREw q CURTIN.
cSvsrnor And Cotnulsndsr Ia chasf
onelal-l. l. RusssI, AelstAsi cstsr'i = fsaa.
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Doyd cause but have brokon down many a miserable ul
eousaed pead'oe toward Mr. Beecber in America Ihero
Dosdway Mat formerly misunderstood him and passed
- ~ aod say, :" God bless you, Mr.. Beeches, yoa
(Cheess) But WIN be betrayed ioto what had no N.
eetson OF doing In falling into American hnbA tho M.
.y o. @aklDs speech. only rose for that ono pur.
~ sincerity aud all honesty 10 render my feeble
venee o. thanks 10 this for Whist thoy have
sosse during this time. Although tins pulpit has
oeen ned by ose known honore loved lhrous 6oui the
neeson (Dr, Hchcoek), yet there is DO man in this
eeenTy and no man on this gIobo that can stand 10
moo.n church where he stands, and long, long, long
~ e,e aso'hef voice shall say 70 him, Some up
- b.spKr said he traitor in the house and he
A%4fo EXPOSE hiD. He left him (Mr. By al Munich
- q knew how homesick he was Ills name be believed
~ Holme. lie wanted him 10 80 up and show how
es.sn "a ne ielt for leaving him 10 foreign country lie
was baptnt and modest man.
REMARKs or RKv. Mr.. noLMs
nov. MI HoLhs, OF Jersey City, who was OF Mr..
Deocher's travelling companions, found his way 70 the
asd youa am s,soes glad % welcome my
can cnr deeply INTO his feelings having sesn him saIer
ssd by The BY he was so terribly stricken with the
thAt see this and eco that lie said, "you WIN be 30
lind az 70 omi, that word when you speak
ae Of he "ss s ss aS as o 20 .S
ve read in Revelation would DO indeed very sweet
(Iaughler.) Bat WAS as sorry, think gredt deal
more sorry, TO leave him In Munich than he was, GER
tsnly, 70 lose me; and IL there thing which
wanted 10 zee Ia going across with my frond was 20
SO and hear him before English audienee. I thank
God thai lett him behind and that no was permitted
70 speak, az almost never man sIake, before
such ON Audience = that no euablsd TO
give nttcronce 10 truths which they ought 10
hear, and which have reason, all Of u.s. thank
God he was permitted 10 speak before them. therefore
welcome him. and, with my brother thank you for his
3oAn, hat he has been permitted thus 70 do country
49, We think, humanity service, ana rojoice with you
IBID ee return.
vAs 80 the speaking was On ished the band played
patriotic d operate airs aud when reporter left nc
nearly minght, the festive progressing The
fes tiyAl pil be continued ON Wednesday evening.
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Marshal Forey's Visit.
HAD mn A MfssIor TO Mn. LINCOLN,

lffom the fsfin frcese, NOV. g.
Tho Pau has announced that Marshal foroy, before
returning 70 France will proceed TO New York and Adds
that the Marshal charged with mission 10 the ,.dora
government. 10 10 unfortunate that tho Pas had not
confined Itself 70 statng the fact u the visit of Marshal
Forey 70 New York Why speak u q mission o. which
u cannot point out either the meaning the Object
character or the oppotunenosB Tho nrst
Of such indscretons 70 open The door oonectures
of al kinds and n such cases A. is well known the
worst interpretation are those which the mo.t readily
obtain credit
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The Call for Troops.

hhChuTho Fok hFfsoLAB skfOApa.
Governor Seymour ias, svsnns te.exrathed 10 Tho
Poles Commissioners thai he had given bis approval IN
The Metropolitan force In obtaining reersits for
General spnoas brixsis.-thsv 10 receive The usual
fan compensation for each recruit mgsiersd INTO u.
service.
rHs QCoTA oy BOSTON.
Do~rDs, Nov. II, 1880
Mayor Lincoln has issued stirring APPEAL tbs eli
Ds 10 prompty nI up tho quota q soldiers required Joe
the city of Boston ne.tnss farusraDcs of yosns4sr
nz ~ be bed 10 all the cards on Wednesday syeaipx
Tue sAseAcnusErTs sousrY ELL.
Bo~ros, Nov. ~, issa.
ne LsEisisiJfs has paced the Boaniy btI and VII
ailDarn 70 morning. Ihe bill provides for ,~y
ing t34s "iS hsp5 Or ths vo,shisor eioss go "In
hand and 90 pr noush during hla tstm of s~rvos.
and Dortbs tbsresfief. ba bo das<hsrse1
for bnorAs1s dssbilny ,bs sans, In eAss
a dosib. % be PAID " hes wt0~ b~rV
lbs bSunty ~n b. Isd vsIsfass vto
sals Tbs ogtOnA system o,rs.ioIsd l0uE debate,
bot was esAiiy adspisd vita htts oIgssiisgn. fhs
rn0nihiy comynsa.oa tyrten the sggssiDn q tLs
CoECrB1f 10 he message there heavy psnsIsy fos
rad licni attempts - gbtsin tbs tosniy
The tnis'mcn, bl n issi ysu va aaaendes % a. W
pvt check o. s4hstiiste trlssrAgs
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% 90, .nm.n, nena..

rsnsvfgris. ~. ~, ls>7.
r. .gflay u GUsz oftsrs fof fgs t~s1t5.- q
% ssi W tss ggvtafsia q sts, ~ VA fgurlh
q bgsss -tsA ~ni ~ sasts4 10 fsw days, sns
ssassfes -l isss b. pfgusgty msss. Ti.a sal~esip.
tl1at t5-say a.1gsnisi - 80 409
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p,urus,Isn Of Geneva, Neat Dow's Tam

P0Nftssp " N1T. n l|1.
flsr. 's balfege 10 isga~fg - caagfss' '"s'''
.st.l by tsnsrs Veal fys 80, tesifoTei ~ ff' "sr
.sps ta-sasas fsstslgDa 30 lssfsDcs
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CHA T TAN N00GA.
The Rebel Battery on Lookout
Vigorously at Work.
-~-~>~~-~~---~-->~~->-~~->
Arrival or ReiMfOrcame nts
for Bragg.
Junction of Gen. Sherman's
Corps with Gen. Thomas.
the RECENT FIGHT AT LAWRENCEBURG.
>~>~~~~~~~~-~>~->~~~>~-
Destruction or Property by Roddy's
Rebel Cavalry.
A Desperate and Decisive Bat
tie Expected,
&o. &c.. "a.
Tho Chattanoo ga TeIsgraas.
CHATTANOOGA Nov Ia Iela

Tho ChattAnoo ga TsIsgraas.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 10, 1909.
All Ia quiet our front.
The rebel battery Lookout Mountain has been quito
vigorously worked to-day arips alternately Hooksss
camp hoccasn Point aud Cnattaaooss camvs Rebel
shells arc also occasionally thrown into shs Ihs
rebel nre although pungiug one, 10 neither accurate
nor effective. No casualties reported here.
Our Moccasin Point batteries have splendid range q
tho rebel camps Ia the Chattanooga valley Oh the east
sido OF lookout Mountain.
The movements Of rcbes at ons timo favored ths
belief that tnoy would advance largo Hosksrs
position aud eadeavor 10 drive b m out of ~ bat the
strength of that position and the Advanssssous wsy 10
which Hooker han disposed Of bis forces and tho CO.
operation which he receive from other iorcss, have
undoubtedly led tho rebels TO abandon The scheme.
The latest Information from scouts 10 con.
Trajectory OF former reports.
s said ,ha. the Western and Atlantic Railroad 10
being worked It's full capacity bringing reinfoscsmsuss
to sgg and thA, the road from Chick Amsuga station TOE
eight miles south is lined with rsbsi osmps.
Tho campaign viii not be closed Without decisive apd
bloody struggle for The possession Of cha.tsnooSa and
East Tennessee
Inslgenes from East rssus>sss 70 Tho svss,ns Of The
18th iossAss s received. u b ssslsfse,ory.
The Nashville Tsisgss.s.
FAsvius, Tsoo.. Nov. 10. lse3.
fofty I'VE pS'sooers, among than ous captain sn1
thres srsenAass, captured by MAJOR yilsgbbou d Ne
Yonr,esnth Michigan si fawrcsoeburv rssshed tsn emy
90 day.
The rebel force Of Colonel Cooper routed al Awyeees
burg arc now sadssvorng 10 Ne fsassss r,vsr
Ihs country around Columbia u clear o gaeriiasL
On tho 18th instant Roddys rsbsi cavalry crossed NJ
rsnnfases river snA came 70 csi'gsis ssas Lynsv,s,
on toe Tennessee end Alabama Railroad sad destroyed
two bridges sod tho wesssswork..
II reported that sh quiet % ear 'front.'
iIcutsasss Colonel H. c. Hodsss, chiss Quartsrms.,ss
has been ordered 10 Lssvsuwosth, Kansas. L. pooail
soo. Lieutenant Colonel and Asssssat ousrtsrmAsss 10
appointed 70 his post
deep On the sLosly.
large lot Of coal for government uss arrived hs,e n
dxy
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The Loaisviiis Tslsgrans.

LocsvnIs. Nov. II, Ises.
Telegram, dated yesterday. from The heaigusssrs of
tho Army Of tho rsunsss states that MAJOR 0sasrA sher
man was ., General TiomA bssiqaAr,sss ksvlss made
aunotion, with his entire eorss right of Gesssai
Grants army st Ch.ttAnooxH
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
scAxbAl ABOUT LORD pALMrAsTou

The Venerable and Vigorous Premier OF
England Threatened with = Divorce
Sut-Mrs. O'kane LIKELY TO Render
the elFirst Seat in the Cabinet Vacant
AL over Great Britain.
LoRD PALhKRsToN AND the DIVORCE COURT.
[from the London Star, Oct. 81
IL rro cd In the region OF the Divorce Court that
tho scw Judge VIII have 10 deal with case more
extraordinary than any which occupied tho time OF bis
YrsdSoessor We only notice tho rumor abstanng from
giving the details which have reached II Is said that
the wife of clergyman the respondent, and that the
correspondent eminent In position, and has been
hong snd much before the public has like
ly 10 be excited by tho case viii equal do nos
ceod thai created some years ago by cecbrated trial
We have diapproved Of portions Of the policy Of the
Statesman In question. but he has always seemed us
OF the last the world likely thus 70 submit TO
q brand upon his reputation However the gossip Of
clubs and the scandal OF the si4ets may tho
private reputation Of great man, yet the healthy
opinion Of the country nev ronouncos its decisions
upon heersay evidence o. siatcncnts No
10 mgjand, were he the Psitive Tecluse, has any
reason 70 ebrif 3 from piry into bis conduct
II he Ia CONSCIOUS that righsfaiy impugned.
These srs not The u spirit runs 20 high
~ political enemtea alse chsrges against
asN1esmAn, or de3 scandal simply be-
oan6y\ \is breathed n his name No
pgoui u poift Qlitica enemteo
20 th2 Seoscs 10 ase
him Ihe etaae8mAn
whos ~ has public
sntas b has few,
%! no eosmy
who pa his re-
pcsss eSQnD
acOs
niq
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p,..af.i ra,,.. Dt.a.,...

Tur rTrANGM wAfEA wfrrm rouHrGhEp AVID All
o. nstfD tosT,
frfAis. Nilh. sev ~. iss5.
rts s-ftw sssamsr watrf VIA, a rssortst !,
fYlssftss ia tls ats rss 10 rssai~ haT. an ca toHd
srs tsfpstsi ~ b. is'.
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rHK TaLK ~ LIVERPOOL.

lBft,n Ne iiFsffFSi Npsf~f Ncf
Notning ~se ~ taned - " fssaou ard ssfy istis
elsewhere. tssn the Ersrt divoroe cse" m fs~s~u
pstsrs, uitb he sreaFtFn of he o. have ffadsysy
icnossf a bot thf sestns 80 rncssa n fsts~rce ahn
~ thrrstered ufsi rab 81 a onsrrfafss -
osiy ~ssicsFa festa ~ tss fisis sai aiao
is etsry ssa ss~ s-ss-.s sssst--e
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OVATION TO REV. H. W. BEECHER.
Plymouth Church In q Blaze
Of Glory.
->~>~~N.>e~>~,N~~~.>~>~
Enthusiastic Welcome TO Mr..
Beecher.
-~-erNNN>N~~>S~~~>~~s~~~.
His Friends Take q European Trip
With Him In Imagination.
~>~~~~>~~>~>>-~~~NDo~,>~> .f
Flowers and Fair Ladies-C Cream
and 0rinoline- Birds and Beau
ty-N0usic and N6irth.
~<-o~r.-~>~~>~~c>~.,-,~>~~
Welcome Of Mr.. Bel-Reply Of Rev. Mr..
Beeeher Remarks by Revs. Theo.
Guyler and Mr.. Holmes,
Aes Ac.s 10.

For before Henry Ward Beecher left tho
shores OF England his church end congregation had pro-
jected grand reception and welcome his return 70
America The long expected ovation and jubilee on
last evening. Mr.. Beecer, the public already
aware, having arrived Asia which reached Boston
on Saturday. His friends that he s martyr
10 sickness and such positive aversion has he TO
voyage that he would about as soon march u the
head Of Mr. 6reeey's immortal but yet invisible "nine
hundred thousand" ION 10 Richmond" with the probable
chance Of being gobsled up by some Of JeH. Davis'
cohorts, as to croes the Atlantic. Having
dured much physical suffering is
possible for 10 undergo while In tho
embrace Of Neptune he deraby exhausted
he placed his feet upon Yankee soil but
his condition he was anxious to reach his home which he
did Monday morning. Since his arrival he has re-
fused 10 show himself until he has the opportunity OF
meeting the thousands who greeted him last evening
within the walls OF Plymouth church, which has been the
both OF his tolls and riumphs the years that
past Az have ntim ted, the extensive prepa
ratlops were mado by the members Of the
church and congregation TO give their pastor
spendid reception. For several days past hundreds
young maidens, and the fathers and mothers
in Israel have been busy beavers In preparing for
the grand ovation We informed in sacred history
that the father killed the fatied calf and had dancing
because no hi prodiga safe aud sound and
although that formed no part o. the programme last
evening, yet nature and art laid under tribute to
give ecat 70 he occasion, whoh win be memorable 70 an
who had the pleasure Of participating 10 IL.
Tbe annual festival of the Plymouth Church sabbath
School usually held about this time OF year. and upon
consultation with the Official members or the church.
resolved 10 combine the anniversary the schs,
and th abe recp ion Of Mr. Beechsr In one entertain
ment. Y
Al an carly hour yesterday The Committee o. Arrange
ments 10 be hard At work n decorating the
various adjoining the church, and the result OF
Sheig ardueus aoors was visible whsn the building was
Wn open for the reception 0 the public s.-e
nn>ck the doors were opened, Ard - ID
hSn wesshAr the Ieotnre .fbo
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

FTTIV" % III
sH--I 1sg 70 infovm yDu that there y b. foupdatsn
ShaisyeF fOf The stafensnt n1io n yygr rafsr ne
3lt lnit, VIZ - thsi arfangsnsni hsf tl sntsfsd
1850 between tbe peioDs and respopteni IN csftain
iperta1t suit instituted tbe nsFrfts tosft, srf
that the terns q swb arrangsnsui had bssH agfcs,l
70. II am, CIR, Jo1r otefsnt fsrvast
Taa wuis, nollciior iof ~ reti,Nusf.
Al. MaorralA alTaat. lnr.l..t D q Aar Z
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

whore plans and drawings OF the steancrs beautifully
exscuted may be seem and the fullest Information On
Mis- subject Obtained The subscription hAs will
remain open for swo weeks positively from the
DAY on which this announcement appears the columns
M the NKw YORK Herald, after which Mr. r. 3. G. Gou
rand the principal OF the Magma Charta will leave
New York, but NOT without empowering proper AGENT
from among the subscribers " the
M the affairs Of the new company in this city.
The list viii next be opened in Boston, for two weeks
aner similar arrangements, with tho appointment OF an
er anu eysay.nng o'nsr"se neeessary, me same
and Baltimore. A, about tho timo OF the as
semblng Of Congress IN December next, Mr.. Gouraud
purposes giving miniature exhibition OF tho capacity or
thc improved steamers in prominent place in the nation
al capital.
AS the subscription book closed the city Of
Washington Mr. Gouraud will leave for Earofe 10 perfect
che arrang for complete OF the idea
with which he intends ~ revoutouze the whole scheme
and plan OF ocean steam vigation. We heartily wish
him
The New York herald., 1863-11-05
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 4-6P. n.
AsHs were quiet but nrm. Sales Al bb at IS 25 for
pot and 80 so for pearl.
BREAperuyys Tho market for State and Western -four
was again Irregular and dull. Tho stock Of good trade
brands. upon which the demand has boen running for
some time past become reduced, and for these the
market rules nrm while common descriptions plenty,
and in the absence Of export demand buyers have
the advantage 10 prices, which Tine lower. Tho
arrivals continue very moderate for the season which
may accounted for by the fact that prices In the
West are higher than At tho seaboard. taking into
consideration the incidental expenses Of transporaton
&C. The receipts o.day only 3,3ss bbs and the
sales 0oO within tho range Of quotations Cana
dian -four also irregulargood grades selling at
full prices, while inferior depressed and yester.
days figures difficult TO obtain. 500 bbs. sold al
50 10 SO rs for common extras, and - IS a s. 80
for good and favorite ,rado brands. Some very
choice extras command es rs, but our quotations
are a fair rehexon OF the market. Southern -four
rules dull though there "a material variation In the
market sales 900 bbls. at 81 so $40 so for trade
brands Rye -four very firm and scarce small sales
were made al g. 80 So co. Corn meal scarce
and drmly held at the advance noted yesterday sales
ESQ bbis frandywiuc at 50 90 puncheons held a
as so; receipts, EOS bags Buckwhoat nuor continued
dull ana prices were unchanged receipts s69 sacks We
The New York herald., 1863-11-05

& a. .siss ssa Ss f" a Z .lp sa.. sss
NTH i,,. 400 on g ~ Z .,ip' E%aa ana i u.
~; is ;s
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sB RS sss Linton SSs,u SEPT 50 .a @ ss
Ss Ia and :s~ Zee
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ss 1s S'a s@
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go ss Cape q Decd Hope ssP, After ssns = mos, rs ,sr
time Since sSea had Very nsht winds Sept AIS, il
Ion ,s spoke ship Jnvena. from Ah,ab for Cork nce
ssss' Wood c.rs sS ..;., z Ssy;
Bsrt Uaon ssi fh,Iaaslphs Miller ns.apss. a. :; 2,
na,isras had much heavy weather os; 2S "a;
S e Sa% sn s?Gss & s ss
Cohn Campbell from Grand Cayman for New York. short
"a s sS Sss~,
Brig Lsessrd Berry ss tof psm.rara steele oqan.nsmc
dsssS p s',sfs. Win strong norhesy sna: lost and
e or Nicola cola Mo- elss oss s clara ps
!:ss s,s%is %s; sh h -
hS 4sn Fnes q o ss ssar .tS Ess: Issf ps
siGns ana Supplied her with par, Of wha. had.
and AnnT % ssSe oe y wS salt o pGr nsa r
Brig Pedro lBr OF Turks Isands Wallace Maianxas, Ia
days with sugar. TO Peck Church Has had NE gales tho
BIis i.anSsso sBr) Howard Windsor. ss, days with
Brig Eaton: 6oalnset Windsor Ns days, with pias
Brig Whitaker, Nunan Calais 10 days, TO master.
se5 r Msgsr q az q aS ssw quay Jones' Malaga 40 days
sshI e, Grand Cay
sehr Gl,.spe Crane. Windsor M, 10 dars with pias
No., No. s:a ss%:s fss!sn ss!s tes
SER smlthsoni,n. Davis Georgetown, pc days 40
+, sfhr ~ panvIle 9oodae GecrSeSws PC 10 Day. oe, 81
Me. 10 days from baltimore for Boston.
ssr PhaH Lsek Sss sorse@ b r SeS
Schr Ella Cannon. Ross, Ch!ncotorgue.
Schr Mary wins. Waien Chlncoeague.
sehr Knight Smith, Philadelphia for Boston.
seSr xd6ic n IIaiSes Biacsmsu y Great i Egg Rarter
sssr sr CEN Gnss Meade. kps E'sEsg ss;Eg Calais days
ss ,.Ss,ro fNss.r Y11s Elba essis' ssss dsS: S.'s
sehr Kate Peihery. Rockland.
ssehr Chase Mills, Pon Even Tor Providence
sicamer Fanny Cadwaiader. Pierson Baltimore.
Steamer Lasrel. Chrstopher Bsmors
Steamer Anthracite. Jenea fhiadeiphiA
Steamer Vulcan. Morrison, PhiladelpbiA
Steamer CITY q Buffalo Drake, PhiMdsphA
Steamer Torrance. philb,ek. PhiAdelrh'A
Steamer westcnescr. Baker. Providence.
BRIOw.
One bark and three brigs, unknown;
The Br ship India, reported as below from Calcutta
having the name Of india on her stern.
SAILED
3d-seamers Empire; North Star shps Jas Keeler
Eastward Ho Zephyr Victory hats Vivid Feetwng brig
Anna Marina (sr,; sehrs wm II Rua'an, ssrons sa,E
4th-stesmships Scotia, and Eagle
Wind At sunset W.