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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21

Knrkots-CArIYUILY RrrouTgD yoa Tnr y. J. 1HibUSk
sITCRDsY. Dec. 10, 1868.
ASfFS-Tbe market 10 steady with noders.1 inquiry 10:
Po,s O, I. 20. PeGIla quiet 1T % q.
COTTONTher hos been considerable 'alns ~ an ne Dr.
n1nd md she IL ,rher heavy sales Of only 10"
hundred bslcs, 81 Gle. for Middinrs
COfFEF-fH RIO thce has been little better demand
and fau Prices saed- Ihe inquiry "na from the
trade Sales Of $50 bags the tatol. Hunter sDd 49,
Lsss portion Of the cargo u the Flying scud, On pivste
tsFms. Oher kinda are duh
FLOUR AND MEAIS-Ths market for Wet.efn and State
FlopI " lees active. though fair denisnd prosa And the low
grsdes 3tlec higher under light arrivals and good pocu
iatve inquiry but tho medium and better brands dull and
very irregular the sses sfe u 300 bb ut 80 isu - % for
soierhne Suite; % 350+6 10 for Eytra Etatc tn TIA
81 % far Fancy State 80 guA7 10 for Tho low grades Il
Wesi.n' ',rs 81 Doaf7 90 for shipping Ohoj ~ ia
90 Is for Trade sat Family brsnd. and - t3@t or 81
Louis EyI,s. CsnsdihD Flour 10 IN God supply bat with
r Inquiry tho market s. rmer Gales Of 40 6bs at ~ toG
81 10 for tho low gTsdes Of Extra and &c 130&B 10 for
Trade and Family FrtIas Southern Flour In better request
though the arrivals limited. prices without pareu
lAr change .ses Of ii7o bbs at A o44a for 70
coed sppsgtns EI!ta County ind baunors sed fs lV@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21
NEWS FHOrI EUROPE.



Fear. are entertained that the Atlantic cable
VIII not be- Laid year % IL hn been intended Il
soni the many e,Ierimcrtf on iae different plans
H. tho construction O.. the cable hsy" consumed much
tire aud likely 10 consume great dear moro before
they done with. IL viii thc.orc BE- imp ssbo for
Ola Elliott Co. a.. contractors. q comp lcte tbs
conjunction II the hoir cable n 20 lay II In the
Sumner u 1'At year. and as " M only be- lad IN tho
Summer that portion 81 the wors will probably have "a
b. delay ed until the Summer az 1855 bile on some
counts this " Ia he regretted IN other respects II may
prove an advantage. NJ The experiments vll Insure
cable - perfect ~ human skill can mako H.
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China.


ny telegraph from suo,.
Gray SIuRrIsGs, d, catiy, Zoe. higher Water
Twsr i6seA 81 higher. TIA unchanged Total export OF
Trl, fI.0c,oo n. ErcnAs0s On London, A. oii.
sHAsaaAn oct. ri, 1861.
Gray SnIRIISGs mace higher. TEA: Congou
,oullng upward SILK generally IL higher SIX No Tat,
lee. as -e,tl-in'n. 40 baiel 5toch go Export to
date u, $50 bales
EhxI0HTs, VI. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY DECEMBER 81. 1853

Steamer Ellen Terry 20. $ transport Chap', Ne"t'rn
ns. and pa TO T. + T I.n,po Wood York
town days to u. y. Qnarermastsy.
Steamer fctre Baker, Providence, md'e- &c. !" I'd
steamer Novelty Shaw. Phil'dslphia md'e to L'p'f
s,asmar ". c. Walker. sherue Philadelphia
Steamer Franz Shropshire. Phlsdephia mdse' &c" q
s,br' John r. Thompson. McCsbs. Baltimore.
Schr. Elizabeth. Fowler. Batimore w.
Steamer Artizsn, Kirk Baltimore ndse, snd pass to "m
Steamer Minnesota Garrett Baltimore v,
Steamer T. A. Stevens, Raynor' Baltimore md'e 70 WIN
Ship Milan Cof Bath. Weeks New0hean' % days ballast
10 master ,,u r,u p, ham, 10 williams
Guon Had light battling wind. tine entire passage aug
~ touched ngapor and sailed again the following o'y
Bark Kathleen lof ST. Andrews n. b., Roberts. Havana
Dec D. sugar to Giinnell, Minturn GO. Ma,
a. hdc. bark skins &c, TO kibon Mun0A Had heavy
weather most Of the passage. .u. D.,
Bsk Cognsii Aut Lenas, Philadelphia day. o"iA' %
Bsftenne Sarah r. Chapman tof Bermud., Jones GSa
Cuba - days. sugar and o. 70 10Sh ,ross .chr WIN
FREEMAN from Boston fer Baltimore =,
Brig Ann ,o Gibral,ar fery o''' b st w..
while 1t anchor in the Lower bay, was run INTO oy
suwa-,e from Iirsnii. bound to farhsven carrying ava,
the stern frame and after bu"srH o'd "'' "''''
daInsE. the sclr. received Ill., ~ L..
Big Crnea of s,ocL,9n) faier;Gn Hsyans ~ aSy'.
started bu'wars and received other damage On 'he ~
iu.t LAT, u 30 lon 10, passed her" brig heading E VIII"
loss o. mAn,o pmss, and ioretopf.ass head fiji -
Ri, Panama (of Kinr.ton Jam Fienmny MAn'snils 10
davs c~dlr and noa,ses 70 master Had heasy weather
during the passage . ~, tr.. "a
Brix Geo Crnmp of Turks Is'andj Barnard. Havana II
dsys sugar 90 Brett, Son & Go. A..
Brig ). =. Broan iiaDmond Havana 10 asJ' 'usu I" -
4. iisthaway
Ers Prouta tsp,n Csisans Cordcna days sugar 10 j.
NJ t.bslos =, -, -, q,
Brs Masi- tBr Brad.haw TURKS Island IL days 'f 70
Gordon. Bruce * McAulih - mt -,
hi. iashion Or Of shelbusn~) McrPhy. J'em'i' h log
wood g. Brett Son X Go.
Ba,k Anna Wh-e-r pon Roysl dsy'. 4.
Brs West. Gabrsnd-en, New Orleans - d'y' ''s" ~
Muiry Nephew. " 1T. D.
IN. lane rel of sh.bgrne n -. Aehof. Don"''e -
day. at 10 r. ger. Rich. . -, -.
70 Beckxi,h Go. Had heavy weather dGTns the e""'
p. an, 49,. ,,
Into this pot Tor I-psfs .,.,
s.Lr Arni. Kn... Rus.ell Philadelphia 10y Bosom
Schr julie of kingston, Jam Crocher Dry tap"f Js.
Nov o. pinento coffee TO- 10 Diaste Had beH') "eees
Ggfin, d." pissssr.
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India.

The Calcutta, China, and Australian mails
cached Sucs Oh the ID inst.
CArctrrA. Nov. 10. 1905.
lPv TEE srsph ifru -ucs
eevcn-pound SHIgrlEGs active, but unchanged.
Mule TwIsT <0' isDIOo AID torPgH unchanged SALrrr
TIKI and LxsErD hIm IutF A. h. Cher frcuAs0t- a,-
inca cTrd, Ia, ooy'rnncnt tscLrtc.t Z. cent, v4 q
cent l0tij "A 4 cent. llt. nuGnIs tending downward
MLLDoIRNe. Oct. "a, lsdi.
The total shipments OF gold since the depart
uro OF the list mail a.noult 10 ~ 80 ounces.
BOMBAY. Nov. is. 1sti
CorIoY-Dhollcrih, go ~.
PincK Goops-7 Ds.. lar. AS
TwIsr 2Ssas
IIssHyD, ~. IOiL
torEk, N4ss
tIcu.sas, Pa i9l
OovKnissr sgSrsrss-Fous pei cent 10, five pes cent
i0l, Five and half por osnt, III
Ffeights active and advancing.
Tho English uiall arrived ON tho 10th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21

NOTICE j. hereby given tha' the undersigned
Y have this dsy formed LIMITED PARTSERsHiP pef
.s m Ls IS H. q Ss lcrs fof Tie p1fCose
q, tfanss-t ns tho ofsFRtL CLOTHING III -iSt>s IN
thu city Il hsvfofs under the prui name 81 ht'hh
JDffs ffNFT IL hat tie sole .fh partner. ut'fs1ri
IN mo f.ip HIHii FAktI AID yOti.' tahh
who both r-.a, Esyour~. Hudson County, state ~
% J.r.s, ,h., tho sole .ps.l sSt ins~sssd IN the
rsrtnsr.Lip ar WILSON o.. HUNT and tfpkHt or
i ~ b1,h re.dn In ~. CRY u New ors that -sch Of
.urh ,p-sl parnr, lbstr tho 81 sseSr 'on
s.nd Go. cash toward tho common s'ck TIA, ne aid
par.nsrhi, oorinrnre- the te~e'y -Er day q Nos-
tfr ras ,QgsanA e.h b. n 81 Aad Iiy Frr soi coria
until The tf eh iay ~ htrnb-r. o.. tf sand cis1t tuhs
rcd snA sir', -,vr4. Srs yofs, sVv %. 1871 -
lsi.r.sl Henry PARFT
JOuS PAAET o.,
WILSON % HJhr
GFORsF OpDfkF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21

.ettcrs received from Central City, COlora

Letters received from Central City, Colorado
lie ritory announce the complete success OF hciths
desulphurziie process by means Of which more .lan
three ,i,oes the amount OF gold is obtained from the
ore than heretofore by means Of tie old process Of
stamping This result cnhances the value Of all ihc
gold mining claims In tat region than tenfod.
and We Iaay expect 10 sec increased activity In the
stock Of the Quartz Ill., Colorado, and other gold
mining companies. which are chiefly owned by parties
In this city and Bosom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21

These figures are for Tie fiscal year ending sept 80
1888 and from tie report made TO tie State Engineer st
Albany. Prom the income Of October. November, and
December 1862 stockholders viii remember that tie
assessment certificates PAID and dividend on tie
preferred stock When The Proaideats report for tue
current year January 70 December, Is made 1t T b.
fuad that tie Erie vii in al respects compare favoIa
Div with any ROAD IN ~, coaaty. Its management 10
III The highest degree efficient and wholly for the inroS;
Of Its pJoprie.ors.
Theearnings Of the Galena and Chicago Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21

BEfsfAul Doc. { lrOl.
No news has been received from. Warsaw for
tie last two DAYS.
TIE grlt transport Of troops has interrupted the reg
ulhr service Of trains tho railways between warsaw
uAd tho prusslan frontier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21

uI1i,TuKa sLs,Tsc.
epnri.e, 100 s.fs ...... 81 MOOb--SetS.... 500
WATER IHp DAf
Sandy Jook. q Gov Isald.. BIB Hell Gao.... ost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21
Nrcripts Of Produce.

pKc 10 -Tg.f bbi. Flour 80 lbs Wilir 20 bh.a
Cora Meal sl bas. d. 80 bah. oaii, 90 Peg ffo
y,lsr. 10 a.. Bliisf 20 d. frs.sum. 30 d. Lard
y d. Ashcs, so d.. Ca Cshe 1&p pre..ed iio.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21
Arrived. ......SUNpAy. DRc. 70.

Arrived. ....SUNpAf, DtC. ~
steam,hip Heels tBr b. Macanhy, Liverpool Dec; ! s,a
Crccrs'o.n % IS nld. aud w pass 20 r. 'unr'n
De H. si ~ ~ lon. a. pss--i ARG. vessel bottom "p
lgih y. IT, Il saBiuckei he SHIP e1charEei nsai az
nat win 'eaI-er bound T.. s.pr sed the Ni:.inis- -
steamship Morning STAR Courtney, Se"ofe US i''n We
Hav Ista ils' a, ri.o saf pas 20 jay, u.
La,Iof TIA, .tpfJ .p~i o -Hd 100 bales Of oo''"h "n
bosfd. =. ,.,t .
si..m,hip rArksr,burs Hoffman ror an! Me-. len ih,
n be end pas. h. u. v. CruInsrl 4 Go
sbAr.hip Merinisk, sampson, Nc".Orioan' Lu eo'''n
- a.. :. ouGftcri.u.rT. -. u.A
-. me- Thona- swami a. g ,--nspoi!l. Hobart. VAN
.'nn ~ hours. 20 4. :, Grag'rfua'',f
s.rafnrf OsIrry Misich Powders. ,
H.rk c..naahl nor loralsaE. Aeane ~ days oAh' 70
cIgcr
Vr, Casnra iFfi rfi.nd Nsfiinilur u days, bas 10
ysi,ble Z R.ynsid isd Aea.y Nc s;Ecr
rehr Mr., fsa Freeman, foTA River, oT,'efa
sehf samuel fd'y, Iaiscn. bsiiimoI". r"A.
gflr ra.e.tn-, tamb.u. Baltimore. coal
sehr 4 ~ new,r. iIav bins, BALTIMORE. cosl
schr Hap Sosson. baltimore. coal
srhs HIN Hatsf. Jssrts, virginia
SIR II Dcu.i, HcEaglcf,on, Poh Royals dsJ- e-iass
10 Demi 4 @.
schf. Armenia. Cavalier Gcors-iJsn.D { co-L
Sflr FsHq.. Cook o,ofrciuwn, y. q, coal
s,lf. Hooulsif. Tufhli A.-1aLiris
Srhr John oliin. Eu and, Virgins. wood
schr - n. Bailey R0bln.on Srwtcru 10 dsy' fof Boron
Schr. Ssposou. Lcrrf. Port hoy,e cay.
sSaf. Il [ Higgins. Band, Virginia, wood
BELOW--Two ihips uutHcwn
WiSD-suI..t ~ "
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l)ori- iuaroens' No!ite.


Posr w.SuISs OrIeE. 10. Ios waist
NOTICE Is hereby gwen. In accordance with
the az rA.,,d yfh iii - sriii-i An A. 10
tie Nstens ono - tue FnH % N'F 0fs 90
o. I-f,pls Interested ~, or ht'n. fhnse o" We p.e'
matter u su.h ingly cIsnlsiHn fsuivey ia, The 10.
ves,ss uir rHssniusiscn BY %" fufi Wal
Den. ans that s I'D .lNey. ssauiAans wi ho cor,
u.,sd within t2ys slfceeI. tis notice Ola board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21
NrOTICE-SALE of the KENOSHA, ROCK
n rum An ROCK Island h ALLh)AD y ra-

NrOTICE-SALE of the KENOSHA, ROCK
! FORD. AND ROCK ISLAND hAlLh)AD -fh- ~
= .-.i.uea BENJAMIN WILLIAMSON, the tris-ec OF .
o hou.snd 81 st hundred and hy-sevcn made b. tue NJ
so.ls md Rockford Railroad Company. AfIn au-x
formed according 10 the laws Of We >'-'' ol ~.
daily formed According to ihs law. oi We star o. -
Trustee also ~ DEED OF Trust ~ Nofsas- oesins 'e 20
i day Of mrch one tho 'Ad ;h udred q ,hiy mae"
hy IN, ksncsha Rockford sud Rock Island haiead ON
yauy ,ofporaiion duly organzed under me avs y 80
S,.e. ard rois. by the consolidation Of te
sc K-rashA an If ~ Railroad Goa ald TIC hSA-
10 wrrs ~ and by the said Deed, e. u-, or Mofsac os
lin conferred vii sell abo Auction a, the Court House
set for ash on THURSDAY tie sycnth DAY OF January.
.re thousand st hunsr-d and sHty our a q" COCA
a. O; he said l,y the following described property A. -
eutr-,,, % VII ,., -
a. he Kc-o.a AL Rockford Rsro.t AMI known asa
= rt,n - ken,ha Rockford an hocS Island tatosd
.i.slnt rom heno.a "a 'h- 80 %. " IS 49, = n
foId thf s.e 81. Illinois tns't-'r WIN ~ teil-hS
depot grounds. riis sfis prties rcr' sts,loh
,'aloa sni Other buAdns', ard oil ne Hds az sev
az, n or acquired by either ~ The hcnosif ri hock
~y m 30 ucsiion Nth The -Ad rIoad tom Afnnslato
ksrd of relating te.eto and. 80. 81 the toll inomcS
tsn,s aud pon. ana corpof IT, r Other incAiseo'
either Of tir ALI k-no.as aud kofAiufi blfoaa on A
a. OF aid Consolidated Company connected WIN i'i 'na
n. railway from kenoss 20 Rocsiofd orr-S la-fes9s
1nj. a.. Al mo'isc engines 'nctrs as y et''F A
u.cp-ifv connected with tie proper elripren , "oisd
,y.f. and conducting u ~ al 4esant -e 10y
le ~ ,iTotd rom heno.hat 70 Il Nko'l &c 80 VI
noe include any and.. los oii. lroPry u he 'As
krusl. sad roe4lcfi Railroad % o.. tAe ala
dated ,nlrprnv which have NJ. h.,n uecrs any =
81 md fl tlri al road r1sdwaT Rom heiosa 70 h'e
ior ths consiguron operation i nv nance r.. -
use II and bach aid hrussis AAi " s4 hA1
Pod tonlpaiIcs SD t9lts!-fc. t9uf-l --l @'s
l..,d ~ o.-,F,gse d.poscd o. : la d peioh ~ ~
h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21
aniIcA.

De- Observation-Disclosures cry fins, b'erea' CSioia'
b4s
r.iP-fase Hnr
Esfts-rarah J.. hry.n,. Hsrmcs lSofl
Tbrr-v "a fis-.al tfIrl LADEN. Conner. fis-
halas't-sliisn. ida a jssnr {. Fwn'sorh. l. 4
Il nr.4 H. r. 1rff.l &C.. Arr n. W. Fry VI. q.
feana-t Nsfy rruo Holsr Ma u : hiler Wu. oreslry,
, Iyisf fphfsin a ANA bfoess, frAnt Luess, sea
Hlfl 1harIh D ". oaffuer
pc l1--Sie.ssaf.- n~lsar Ihorn city - Richmond
shQ.-1uHa tIirl 3 Nhsfl.nc tbrrBl. Dctss.u, lbT)
G. urnbiA. Nirtoga. uglsun,.
n.rks-n a. M4ffsy ff.nce lFrl. Gertrude. MsfAaI
Laf.-J fah.usy HafsAs. tbEl Prince u Wses lDr \.
Ns.A fhf.b Thos o-.n. 4 alsu
sfhoons!-H 4. Mooi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21
Msu,orpuda.

ship W T. Iirfs, ,fii fsns1s .hrrc on iie Wet Hsnk
a. tie sbh. ho, IA her And io~ wsisr 'hs has ala
J tssn i.sg & . sisI ~ hef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21
MANHATTAN MisiSc coarssr

NV DNN, Dec II, lHtJ- J
NOTICE IL hereby given, That an assessment
~ o. ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE. has been levied upon
the Csria -tost &c On ihsr,l OF tle MANHATTAN MIN
ING COMPANY avahr the ith lAv u Jsnuary, loi
tie office Of t.- Tnssucg No "a NAa.au-s, howhofA The
rstfes Book will be- tofed Tie an January anton which
cate no stock w be Transferred unless the amount shall ayu
been paid Interest will b, chez sod all ucnts paid
alter lo ,h January tho rate OF seven pr ccgt pr enauu
by order u tho Dlre,oF,,
JOHN W DAVIS. Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21
4 rived.

Arrivcd.
Steamer Detroit a. y. trsnspot, Nse Wssbinston ID. e..
10 Y. D. 3gsr.snaaslcl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21

OtHcz % sss SARATOGA tnPigE >PRi'q 60
stsArcG, siHtsos Dec. D. ihi
NOTICE 10 STOCKiiOLDERs.-A o meet
~ s 81 she Beard Trustee, Of ih Company. hcsd tA
DAY. thr following rtsa.ufun srr a.4e ~
N.n!t,d Th., q DltIDt NJ of YOUR ~ PR CENT
nf,n the CAPITAL stool " Conps.y and the u.
h.rrhy d,-arvd re- Of GoN f-lrn 49, payahe - u'
on ish day 81 January N - The holcr u .s s'oe, At
Wv o. II. CROMWELL. sc-rr.ar.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21

nIVIDEND AND ELECTION NOTICE.
- U,suros Fn.E is-cE,Scr Copr,N 70 u W hL.i -
Tho Direction hay. tbs d-s 4ct1c4 ntDil ~ - A.
DIV lDEND u FOUR rtE CENi rays5is ca MONDAY,
Dan T. without -.
An ELECTION iof DIRECTORS Cor The en'a4nr yea \
b. held The fss open q - ALI eos" d. :
. ul.-Dcc L. lttl & NiNANS 0rcfrinrl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21

$40 rs for Trade and Family brands Rye Flour steady and
in moderate demand sales Of loo bIs ut 80 Ia0So 10 Corn
sc % Buckwhea Flour sable ut SJ1I3 ~ ior common
to good, and 10 g. ~ 10 for Extra " 100 d. 49,
mort and since Sept the exports from the United states to
ports compared with the two proceeding years. have
L.. IA llnuI..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21

y ,UU2. HJ 2hdo5 i,zJIJo
Goo Jone. Co. OF Milwaukee sends us the annexed re-
mort c that market for the week ending Tuesday evening last
FoUs-Therc speculative demand ut present and the
inquiry Tor shipment i. hsd'y noticeable A. usual AZ this
.e.on sock sccumunu aud The greet bulk OF The re-
ST. r..e can be had ill let MAY 8dl0c q banei Re
cevts the vccI 9252 barrels against H. V barrels same
Shipments for the week Ry8 barrels Since
January $1,000 barrels. Common to good Spring Wheat
earas comn.id ~ sSd& Is choice Spring Wheat double
eyiru, Ss20d-5 Winter Wheat double extras 81 coz
ST 50 and SuIefiuc brands ~ 1919. 80.
GRAINrhs " i-st market ~ less sotiv., and ic Y BUSH
lower under the influence Of less favorable foreign advces and
hsa,inr ~ Eacsncc ch give buyers the
notwiI estsEdrg tho insignificant receipts Inc sales are
loj 800 bush and consist Of 81 go busn. Chicago Spring s
- <8dxl ~ ancat II t,Q do. do. at vi ~ In stor'
20 d.. Milwaukee Club At 81 i7d $ o. rs 400 do Amber
~; and 100 DO Amber do ~ 81 COOS g. barley i
firm aud IN fr demand sales OF 1000 bush. Illinois At
81 81 Barley Mat =, dull bat held hrmly Of y D1sl b.
Rye I. in limited supply aud qu~, snd nominal oei. are
freely offered and lower, though the svsls Mr
liant sales Of Prince Edwards Island 81 gS6bc Jana
dan 81 sya9lc State et eod9li &C. aud " esiern nj sdfc
anos, Com {. less active aud J. &c 4 bu-h. lower, be
those who purchased VI low ratcs more drsous OF
rcal7!ns sales bush, st 81 2 81 80 for Mixed
In store ~ 3ldt g! Tor do delivered aud vi 2od 81 2?
for NewJsiey ellow Csn9ds fess are hrn, and III ia
demand a. 81 0e0 : II
The port. Wheei ard Corn or ihs week comprise only
e9 bush. OF the latter sni s8 bushels Of the former
sept the the United ste,es 10 ie
eisu port. has been ss follows. ..
1861 1862. 1863.
Wheat. bush. ..l3,D!06 1t6itlti A.sltn
Corn ba.h............ sos B35 J.cS3.% sS5.lvI
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-20
FROM EAST TENNESSEE

A telegram from Knoxville 10 the Nan.
York Tribune, dated on Wednesday, stato.
the Confederates commenced skirmishing with
the federal outposts from their position On
the Kingston road at ten clock on rh,,
morning. The Federal advance, cowo,spJ
wholly Of mounted infantry and cavalry m.
der Gen. Sanders commanded the position-
At noon the Confederates opened With their A.
tillery at short range, sheir battery being RI.
tec ed by large house. ''Benianlin' battery
replied, occupying the chief iortihcation milo
in front and to the right OF the town" The
Contederates made desperate charge abou,
three 2. NJ, the Federal forces being protect
ed by raj barbados on the crest Of the hills
General Sanders was severely wounded, and
borne from the field THE Federals yeIde.
the position, and fell back about shirA of 3
mile to a stronger one . The Federal loss is
set down at about one hundred men, one fourth
of whom were killed The telegram adds
that the Contederates had completely invested
the place, but General burnside would defend
it TO the last man Kingston IS small vii.
lage, about tVentyh five miles from Knoxville
in southeasterly direction, Immediately upon
the main road leading from Knoxville TO
Nashville The presence Of the Contederates
in their present position shows that they have
thrown themselves IN the rear Of Gen. Burn.
side, and between him aud the main body Of
Gen. Grant army.
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state Of affair." for an unhealthy and precarions

state Of affairs for an unhealthy and precarions
condition, even if it should cost sacrlhces =
Let us meet without q preconcelved system,
without exclusive ambition animated by the
sole thought Of establishing an order OF things
based henceforth upon The we'll understood IN
terest Of the Soyereigns and of the peoples
II cannot but believe that this appeal would
be listened to by all. \ refusal would lead to
The suppo5ition Of secret projects Whlch rear
rie light of day; but even # The proposal should
not be unanimously adopted, It would have the
immense advantage Of having shown Europe
where lies danger and where safety. Two ways
are open: the one leads to progress through
cancellation and peace, the other sooner or Ia
ter, conducts fatally to war by the obstnacy OF
Doantaing u past which is rolling away.
You know now, gentlemen, the tone which
I propose to adopt toward Europe; approved
by you. sanctioned by the public consent, it
cannot fail to be listened to, for speak In the
name Ct France.
The speech attracts great attention but inter
Dretatons differ so widely that while some jour
nals regardi as eminently pacific, others look ON
it as indicative Of wax The Paris and London
Journals are alike az variance in their views OF he
speech Vienna journals agree that the speech
is calculated to create uneasness. La France
sa Is that diplomatic overtuces will follow the
speech, and the European Congress may be
considered as conyoked.
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DIED,

Early this morning, Mr. GEORGE Y. COLE,
in the 31th year of his age. ~ The friends Of
the family are requested TO attend his i neral
Saturday afternoon, at 0 clock, from the resi-
dence Of William W. White, No, 81 Water
street.
At Lancaster, Penn, on the 18th inst, Mrs.
EVA HEAP, wife OF G. Il. Heap ESQ, and
daughter OF the late Commodore Porter,
In Washington, on the 18th INSTANT alter a
short and painful illness \ BRAnAM j. bOSS
in the cath year OF his age in the full assurance
OF bless cd Immortality,
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Advices from New Orleans to the 10th inst.
have been received at New I ork. Further de-
calls from the Teche, relatil c to the late attack
on General Washburne's advance, show that
the Federal loss in killed, wounded and prise
ners was GIT. The 9th Indiana regiment
was captured almost entire; the Goth Indiana
and Goth Ohio lost heavily. The Confeder
ates are reported to have outnuuabered the
FederaIs FIVE to one 1t is reported that the
18th army corps has been ordered to Texas,
Yi2 the Cult
The intelligence # ceived in Washington last
night from the Army Of the Potomac is that
cavalry skirnish between about two hundred
Confed. rates and portion Of the 18th Penn
sylvania cavalry, took place on Wednesday
morning at Germanna Ford, on the Rapidan.
The Confederates crossed the river, when the
Federals Tell back upon their infantry pickets
The loss is reported small some Of the Penn
sylvanians being captured. >
On Wednesday night cannonading was
heard in the direction Of the Rapidan, south
Of Culpeper
The New York Express of yesterday alter
noon says 1.-The great feature in financial
circles this morning was the Gold speculation.
There was increased excitement and animation
in the market, aud the price was run up TO
]53, hut afterwards fell off TO 1928, and rallied
again TO 1928. There was great interest man
tested, and the attendance at the Cold Ex
change was much larger than usual, while tbo
operations were ON more extended scale,
a correspondent Of the New York Herald,
writing from the feet off Mobile, states that
the flag ship Colorado and the Genesee recent
y had an engagement with the Ladies Ram,
a vessel presented BY the ladies Of Mobile 70
tha Contederates. The Genesee fired two
shots and The Colorado three, when the ram
immediately put back under Fort Morgan.
Another lot OF $50 paroled prisoners, arrived
at Annapolis from Richmond on We'd esdav
Six Of tbeu died on the passage o''''SS>'>''
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The Sandusky Bay and Johnson's Island
excitement has died out and the troops are
about to be sent hone. There appears to
have been not the slightest evidence as to the
pretended plot and the reports about the
prisoners digging out Of the quarters, and the
finding Of muskeGs, are pronounced false and
absurd.