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erU,a-uu,.o, 1891 o.,o,.
Rev W. j. Badnyton wm'ss~i, pnyys, !, ~.
IorisK daughier Of Ia 4 M,,,s ~, Of, - p,oers.
Frspstoi p U.ssy q. .So. ~ Rrc,kiv, -, v,,. ~.
Rxri UIusrrap c,Aur dsnSstsr Of Hawai- carr rsc s
Ravenswood, H.
RLAn-SAsmRsos On r,esdav Seotomher % n, tho
parish church. Stencil bv The Hsy. d n Csmcaye n
A.. o. Waksfeid CHIr,xs "a u IA Hr,-s sraus
IA fourth daughter OF Edwsrd y ssrSerson Esc ~
Eadcia Grange and Of New York No cards. ''
towIKR-wrlsos Garrison N Y % Wedpesdav
October at ST. Phillips church BY the Rev Pat
dock assisted bv Tho Raw Chss n Hanmsn fs,.s n
FOWLER TO KA1H L. WILSON ali OF BrookIyp
HARrsaoRNE-C Lon Tbursdnv October a n
HORNE to JOsgpI,Nx E,arS,x Rox dsnghor ar ca Tho,
y. Cummings all Of this city. -'
JAhYs-ALRAuos I'm Thursday September "A st thu
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The Navy.
ARRIVAL or ADMIRAL pUpOrT.

AHRIVAL W AUklkAb UVrOFIs
Rear Admiral Samuel '. Dupont, late sonnssdsrin-
CHIEF Of The South Atlantic bockadns feet arrived In th
cay yesterday from hts ceussry residence He vsmsd
the Brooklyn Navy lard Ne sfssnsoa, I'D ssgsvtsd
himself 70 Rear Adnird Gregory ready sss sxamina
ton the ssivs Court q Inquiry. hs Admiral loess IN
sxosnsos hsath and spra He win BE- put on The stand
70 day for shs purpose q giving sueA evidences - ~
CDart may deem d 70 ssk. Admiral 0rsgorys inssrue
soas prsvsat giving reports Of ths pro-
osednss, - The ssssinosy Of The Admiral eannos b
printed until the adjournment Of the Court.
vcsT JAcxsss, 10 CUES. prepsnsr This vessel n nov
lying q the Neptune Iron works, In this city, undsr
going repairs her boiler, the sassss Of The ssvwo
storm on The 18th q September Mr.. George w. smoos,
one of the junior odcs discovered and sntnguishsd
are near tue boiler. Captain Alden, upco reaching
Fortress Monroe. immediately recommended his promo
tioa "a ths Navy Department for his gallant ssrvcss
s Fort jackson viii be reported ready Tor sea In about
week
nAIIs voa TIE BlocxADNs yLnHr.
The United States steam transport Massachusetts, viii
sail IN fev days from the Philadelphia Navy Yard for
the South Atlantic bcckscing squadron Letters papers
and psroslspropery directed for The ocsrs and crew
Gill be eheerfuly forwarded cent the Pbilsdssphia
Nayy Yard bssors The departure OF the vessel. There
are some thirty vessels attached TO The feet now tAe
officers and crews of watch anxo~sIy oxpec, nsvs and
ns~ypspers from their friends North
sTrAN MACHINERY.
TIM foowing wors Is IN progress AZ the Iron WORKS q
p.n.sl Mcfs.d, 90 inlay and ssmmi streets
BRO kyns-i
n.sscamc,--c;csm on yesterday at dock trial
Mend ia Boi,ers rcs<y b. Fn IN.
fysck-laupcbed tsss week
Observation-Disclosures ~ roftsmDoth, " ~
We upderstssd ihs, contracts cr engines and boiler
Tor TIRES d ,ss soep-cf var have receaiiy been mad
win Mr.. McIeDh
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Welding Ups aud Gait fr,, d., D. ~, csn
ard Button Roots VI lad cs with mia ~s D''ytIiEK
dreD Boot aud Sho y. "a styles and pro '"
CO u. 3s7 Canal street
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,br be Nastnt hRs ItetWsa sion Thurs
city sad VIA resnme the practice o. bic prs fourth street,
aaN OcoDrI = az BIS fsidt nee. 81 East iElry.
between Fifth aud Sixth avenues
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Fask-Ysakee Doodle PhoIo>SA .ry. A
lms 4, eino ayie Toned By the light Of W
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- ass itOn UerlaUy
W Cssesfro rIT

We I'D iafress hroi bs'ro san NJ nes',' ~
>plHs eir resided crs w1sh " rnfs $500 ,ay
ran hs the d prassri stst-S lie Europran 49,.
article sel aAiiy nas Seryd opp'f i " "a rste
ins a su error ialhy grpsa a tfas M ,.o,.
prces .ehasers "i en- az sAtly ~ suutaaack a 90
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Arrivals sna Departures.

II IrRf'p --sirapsrhip glssxor-Mrs HAcrsr. rhos
kosland vie md trD eallaree. Rev Wbrstri VIE 40
~uchNlftn k9Ku.hi Ms A " bert~on aud Two 81 q
, ~. pahs,st NJ Trsn.s Gdssoe Ma "ss'. o.
Ii
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i'ep'rted Massacre OF capt~," HA'
Eugfy.

Engfy.
! CWcAoo, Oct s, isds.
special despatch from st. Paul says intelligence
brou TIT b. hafb oeds Pcnoina states that Ga is's
fises ovA land expodfu 10 id,ho has beer m'ssa;red
BY tho SIOUX N,thiag definite given as 10 time and
place. except thA 1t took place OF the Big Bond OF the
AbssuTi river
Tue haIibrceds say that tho Indians display as their
trophies guns and other articles known TO have belonged
to tao expedition
The despatch says that thu only hope that this report
my prove untrue IL that nay DO another version Of
a stack upon . party o. miners who came down tho
Missouri accounts or which have already been Published
Court Calendnr-Thfs Day.
SUPERIOR toURr Part l-Adjourned until Monday, DC
tOber IL. 1858 Part 2-Nos. 800 $685. $50, 1896 27O,
2432.
SuPnyNH CorRr-ClRCyr.-Pa l-Oyer and Tevminer-
Part 2->hort causes-Nos. 29sT, 407T, $3.50, 1921
1925, 2965, 1904. 4054, 1850, 1916 4l3f 1855, 1854
4o53, 1905 4l23, 4l24-Pt 3-Adournsd 70 Uotober L.
COURT or APPEALs.
ALaAHY, Oct 8. 1883.
The following Is tho Court OF Appeals caieadsr for Fri
day October Nos 1856 1856, 1853, l6l 1873, 1e4, 1885,
l67. l68 and 160
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D,s~sses OF the Nervous, s~swsi assss
Urinary ryssmh Mos. ressvs sss srv--.es sy~sf~-sl
t~~ tsts~ sud tsfe' t@t q. lrre - r~nn HHt W w
LIZA CO tifT sroaassy. .sd ~ tie sntssv Dr. W ~.
son. CO. Brss -sT. Csusuitsiiens fra~rA bsP
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abide camp. The dismcuned cayatym. ..,,a ~
OF the Po omac under brigads C mmauh, ,,., a,
Cartsin Struthers, Thirteenth PennsyigIetss o. -
Firt brigade, First div sion; Captain Mms, FoesN
York. Second brigade, First division; L.legisa rs >,
Croen. Third Pennsylvania, first brigade seoeod dsr
sion Captain wickershan, Eighth Penns ivanig sec nd
brigade second DIVISION Captain Byers, First vrsi'a,
First Brigade Third division; Captain Thompson SoYeh
Michigan, seeoDd brigade. Third DIV sion. lhe hospital
arrango mens most excellent, and thore only
hundre aud Gft5-dve sick in hospital and in quarters
but the make wry fees when brought up to take
their two OF s'rye" and qunine admin, steed
every otheg day 10 those not the sick list, pre-
tentative ~ ma arial foyer.
ASSISTING SOLDIERS TO DESERT.
Gen Msrtndale. Military Governor to-day transferred
10 justice Of the peace weeks ago arrested
on charge Of furnishing citizens clothes soldiers aud
Inducing them 70 desert the purpose selling them
az substitutes. On hearing OF the two privates
sworo to the fact whom the accused committed TO
Jail for court martial The penay prescribed by the en-
roment Ia fine, not exceeding Ave hundred dollars and
Imprisonment not exceeding two years. nor isss than six
months, al the discretion OF the court.
NAVAL ORDERS.
Commodore ShuaeIdt, detached from the command OF
The has been ordered the command Of the
Proteus.
Lieutenant Commander Beardslee has been detached
from special duty In Now York and ordered 10 the Wa
chusett
Lieutenant Commander De Kraft has been ordered 70
the command OF the Concmaugh
ARRIVAL OF cULPEPPEa 0oNTRAsANDs.
Another party OF contrabands have arrived a Alexan
dra They mostly from the region about Culpeppsr
They represent that they told 70 leave BY their own
ers, because they had nothing whsrewith 70 support
them during the coming winter.
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Tross@.-Marsh n CO., Radical Curv
Truss odAea ony a No 2vss~y street. Astov Houss stu
tlas,o Gaas ssppsrtsss Shoulder srasss IA nay ~
tsudanf
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md Breash.-Mcw Navy Lowers u
has ssrastcd-ho- frsnds for ever yscsd " sas
r.sioai The BALM Or THOUSAND Wow
Frs dsnNince. sxbf ssd incoming 10 siso b-souns
the tspebon Pre- ffty esnis Yor sas By ell druGxss
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oo~ra AA'a Posdre sabtiis Upresss Hair
warrsntsd ssS Bro&dvay
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Tss, Frecfslss, sailewnsss. Eruptisns.
spots spscks sa1sai Hsin Bemshss hy 00uRApDe
Italian hsdioAls<lSoap. a. Broadway ~
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MISCHlsIAuEOUvs
A NEW faaTuT ssI soS Tq ~ H 4As
NIGHT BLOOMING CBRsUs
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moHr sLooHTNo cEszua
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mos, srqus. dses.e and frssrss, Perfume. d,sansA
from The r' sad b'it S9Te so fs'S ss.s. is ..
Sold By drusEts,s generally
A BOX or NoyE PAPER. READY IkITIALED. A TO
"A Z. kinds, pssce osJ u rs. at oixBkkDks css
sSss: 1.s..S s. !. " :, sYs ~
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fb ssxss'o a Ss..i ss,..r Gsess; i..siia.
Ar oHUaoH. AT HONE, VISITING CARDS, yssscH
f... No.; Paper &C. ''s.q svRsDEsI. SrS.a-T
A PERMANENT AND SPEEDY cUas yoR CA
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su,sd Wa ia:sn A PAN %"nhsor soS ), II
drueyista Small bottles 70 cent" p'n's Soss k9 !"
A KY TO THE HEAD -pgns9s SA sa..S, ssv ".
vous and other headaches relieved W anss Hoeh i
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perm.n.u, In .asc, and .so.bs {. i,s nA,arsuiss In
sAr.AE ps or w WIZ Ec.xr.r
which doe. no, du up cough ..v. sss sssas Of
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lung, Of all inpurities
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a::;s "a Isa sss. az s,;; ~.
70 sod only BY GREGORY CO.. ss BrosA-.y.
CA'ArRn.
pRAyNEss. DISEASES oy rHn EYE.
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Prom NJ, =, y1 ss : p,,; q , s,ss,,s
sept IS. irst J
FOR bensst Of thoss similarly Afflicted make the fd
iowns stAfsmcntFov years dsashar vas smiessf
cstarrh which grsA nally vofss, until hAl ~
Impaired her health Dat ". felt coo,nesd she mua ds
tsoharss The hesd and throat tsc~ssant IRE
qusaty Accompanied ~ blood Ansr hsyinG f,,d s,sU
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stored 70 the enIoynent or sSeeiient hs&u.
f,osSs, pUNiors, INVERTED sAfLs, ExLAn6Kp
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iscoaysssays v lhe psues, by Dr. xAcHAkIk sss,oe
Chiyopods NJ 10 nrssdvsy. Refers W physioans AID
surgeons u the city.
nIRBCrrUv Labels AND TAgs-lLL rfNDe
~ vtns sad eoaor.s pIissS so gsin 70 lnssiiu.s -
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n.v ana serua syGsms View aaa ~ Ahs lr~sAsss< N
a. ne ard As~e>Nssoa-.~nt srAtsf
frs- OF e srx~ A4Ass~. De a ssL.s As~sn %
Howssd Assooistlaa Ph4lAdeiIhiA.
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Beausifui CempIsxsen.-LaarA's DioeS
the psIion ana ain. sod at ~ BrosdvaS And drus
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Wen al oshsr prrefdA sssys~~ sied w nis IN
,s.sa.,s ga gegs'fs .,~ss. / s.vss ~. 70 1900
ions Of ever psnss and nAtafs
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w. a. Dachsiss.s Hair Dye-Ths nsse
N ne vsSid-has fnslaDiAaeo0A rS1AAba ~ ~
II srueriss ssd psrfsnsrA Factory Dasslay ssssA
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wigs, respsss, hair Dys. HAIR Dyeine
nAfCnBLoR'a " Bonl ssrss&
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CristsAore's Hair Dye, Prsservastvs
sud VIZ 6spol whsl-nls and rstan, No 8 Aaof House
Ths dys applied by ahiAfui artsta
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Brlliaans anA PowsSful-DAy ana
uashs-Dsubls psrsp-cvs 9hs.sa fer he eed -. oy,n
sad toursrs uss compssA pstssh AID socssna sp'ss
"A ss,s. ou,,.s... ssA p,o.Avsy ISissss Hcuss
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TroHTu AvpHUE AsoRr1osrsr
sgDucuos AND susDrn
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Eve Pressvvers.-opsesaels - siren 9TH.
- ssd aprvvs be ashs q "a sad young b. az 90 sshs
wmsea, pain fatigue Hishb rscemns:Ssa n ss mssi
ossis-opsc,.u. sss,< Broadway s,cssss Scsl a
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUs. .
IIooFLASDs GERMAN BIrrERs
PREPARED BY DIR. @. N. JACKSON.
10 NOT A LQUoR PREPARATION
-----76Tf
BEVERAGE
THEY
WILL KFFEcTUALLY CURE
LAYER Complaint Dyspepsia Jsuasios. Chroao Hssvss
Debility Dseases Of Tho Kiaaeys and al dissasss
arising from disorde, . liver or stomach.
kvery family should have these bors n -
house.
One dose viii instantly reiiev- sick stomach.
One desc will cure the distressing eeaftburu.
One dose win Ai,sy any agitAiioa OF the
petite
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oscdias from dsordered slonsch.
Thess Bi.srs obtained amp druggists ssiss
patsn, medicines the United ssAtss and CAaadsa Prs
10 oss bottle See that Tho signature Il o. n JAoa
BON 10 on the wrapper Of each bottle
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Prizes Cashed In All Legaltsed Lotteries
INCARNATION owen. JOSEPH BArHe, Broker,
II Wall street, No. !. View YORK.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-11-07
Order, to Gen. Meade.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The Washington
correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger
writing yesterday says-reports were very
prevalent last night of fighting between
Meade and Lee, but they have received no
confirmation, up to the present hour.
1t is now positively asserted by those who
have the best means of knowing, that
Meade has imperative orders to bring on a
battle, and in the event of failure to do so,
he will be certainly superseded. The or
ders are said to have come from Halleck
and that they are backed by the President.
Up to yesterday, however, it is known
there were no preparations fora forward
movement ON the part of Meade, but on
the contrary, he seemed inclined toward
the maintenance Of defensive position
The rebel force along the Rappahannock
had been considerably reduced, and any
offensive disposition on their part were not
visible.
The same correspondent writes: 1t is
understood here that the orders to General
Gilmore and Dahlgren are to continue the
bombardment of Sumter till not a vestige
of it remains, and with the artillery now
employed against the fort, its total destruc-
ton is believed to be certain.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-11-07
The Fight at Waupatichie.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE brief official
statement from Major Gen. Thomas rela-
tive to the recent fight at Waupatichie have
already been published, but the following
from q. M. Meiggs, dated Oct. 20, possesses
additional interest:
Last night the 18th Corps entered on their
central campaign. Gen. Geary, some four
miles up the Lookout Valley, being attack
ed by Longstreet, the 18th Corps, about ii
O'Clock passing two strips of wooded hills
about $50 feet high, received volley from
rebel force which had occupied their en-
trenched SUBMITS. After dark four regi-
ments assaulted the east hill, and without
firing shot, steadily advanced by the
light of the moon, and drove the rebels out
OF their rifie-pits and down the slope of the
hill. Ihlrty-one dead soldiers attest the
difficulty OF the assault and yalor of our
troops. When these hills We're taken they
marched to the assistance of Gen. Geary.
who had held his position, and Longstreei
was driven back.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-11-07
From Cairo.

CAIRO, Nov. 5.-The steamer Liberty
from Memphis, arrived this evening, with
dates to the morning of the 4th. From the
Bulleti8 of that date, we learn that the
Confederates made another attack on the
Memphis IL Charleston Railroad, at Col
linsville, on the Sd inst. Col. Hatch, COM
manding there, was ready to receive them.
After a brief and sanguinary fight, the reb-
els were repulsed. Several prisoners were
captured, among whom were Brigadier
General Geary and IL of his staff. No de-
finite reports of the killed and wounded.
At Germantown, on the I'd inst, Lieut.
Col. LOOMS and Major Herod, Of the 9th
Illinois Cavalry, had disagreement while
at supper, when the latter fired at Colonel
LOOMS, who had just left the table. Her
cd afterwards seized him and fired two
more shots, causing death in a few min
utes. Maj. Herod has been arrested and
confined at Memphis.
The steamer Rose Hamilton was fired
into by guerrillas on the ZSth, five miles
below Des Arc. The mate was dangerous
ly wounded. The gunboat Iowa opened
on the guerrillas scattering them.
The Memphis Journal learns from the
steamer Des Moines, which arrived there
on the Sd inst, that the rebels had entered
Pine Bluff and plundered the stores.
Returns received indicate that the 18th
Congressional District has probably gone
for the Union ticket.
Brig. Gen. Reed, commander of the Post
has issued General Order No. 81, forbid
ding merchants selling citizens clothing to
enlisted men in the military and naval SER
vice, thereby enabling them to desert. A
violation Of this order shall be punishable
by fine or imprisonment, at the discretion
of the Provost Marshal, subject to the APP
prevail of the Commander of the Post.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-11-07
Missouri Election.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. Returns from the
interior OF the State come in very slowly.
The pro-slavery towns along the North
Missouri Railroad and Missouri River,
between Jefferson City and Kansas City,
majorities. Green county gives Radical
majority of 200. The soldiers vote will
swell it to 500. Laclede county, as far as
heard from, gives Radical majority OF
about 200. The soldiers of this county are
unanimously Radical. Large Radical
gains over Boyd's vote for Congress last
year are reported throughout the South
west. Warren county gives Conservative
majority OF Ii. Buchanan county gives a
county gives Radical majority of GOO
Returns are insufficient yet to base an
opinion upon as to how the State has zone.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-11-07
From North Carolina.

NEwBERN, n. c., Noy. 1.-The report
that Gen. Foster is to command the Army
OF the POTOMAC gives assurance, should it
ours. Fresh regiments have arrived here
to take the place, of veteran troops, which
have gone elsewhere.
The rebel iron clad ram, which is being
constructed at Kingston, on the Neuse, is
reported nearly ready for a raid.
The debt of the War Department is being
rapidly extinguished by the proceeds q
privateers, which make regular trips daily
into Wilmington.
The canvass for election on the 4th
for members to the Confederate Congress.
is prosecuted earnestly by both partses.-
There are twenty-eight candidates in ten
districts. Hon. John A. Gilmore, indie.
pendent candidate in the 4th district, has
the field entirely to himself. Hewas lately
quite severe on Davis administration and
indignant at the treatment North Carolina
has received at his hands.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-11-07
Foreign News.

ST. JOINS. Nov. 4, via Port Hood, Nov. )
The Adriatic from Glasgow, on afternoon
Of 27th, arrived here to day.
Gen. Lees advance Oh Gen. Meade, at
tracted much attention. The Daily News
states that while the confederates are una
BILE to dislodge Rosecrans, Lees movements
are so inconsistent with ordinary princi
pies, as to battle all attempts at eXplana
ton. Gen. Meade had nothing to gain by
delivering battle in the centre of Virginia
land wisely declined to challenge his oppo
nent until be reached his selected field
when no doubt he will be ready to receive
him.
Very latest by ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Oct. 2.-Cotton market still advancing.
Flour opens tirmly-no business as yet
Provisions steady. Lard dull and declined
Cd. Consols for money 93@93s.
Liverpool, Oct. 26.-Cotton buoyant and
advanced i'd. Breadstutfs Inactive
Flour dull and inactive. Wheat quiet
Corn steady. Provisions quiet and steady
Pork steady. Bacon dull: Lard dull.
London, Oct. 26.-Breadstutfs dull. Su-
gar firm. III. c. shares 2O@16 discount
Erie sc; Consols for money 93b.
The Times says the last blow has yet tc
be struck, and the Federals will have extra.
ordinary good fortune if third battle on
the scene of two defeats reverses the asso.
Citations connected with Bull Run. The
Times thinks Rosecrans will have to capt.
ulate or retreat. The former appears mos!
probable.
Henry Ward Beecher was entertained a,
a farewell breakfast in Manchester, on the
oath. Thanks We're voted to him for his
various addresses, and congratulatory
speeches were interchanged.
1t is semi-officially announced that the
Princess of Wales may be expected to be-
come mother in March next.
FRANCE.-The 1foaeitenr gives report O
the reception by Napoleon of the Mexican
Deputation. He does not allude to the
Archduke Maximillian.
The Paris correspondent of the Tines
thinks it doubtful that the French Cham.
bers will accede to the guarantees demand
ed by the Archduke, viz: the integrity o.
the new empire and a loan.
The horde says there is no truth in the
report that Russia is building war vessels
in the B!acl, Sea, and that her relations
with Turkey have been disturbed.
1t is stated that Austria and Prussia have
and i'll the conflict with Denmark, regard
ng II as OF purely gernlain character.
Marshal Mel goes to Russia on an ex
trrardlnary mission regarding Poland.
The Morning Post says the Federal!
| must be aware that any serious reverst
now would leave neutrals no alternativ,
but to recognize the South.
| A. r. Lindsey in letter to the Time
| denonnces the Government policy to
wards the North as inconsistent with neu
trality or houoc.
The King Of Denmark in speech salt