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NV FeRx, June %. 1The Tribuhe's spe-
cial dated Heaa9ua}ters Army Of the Poto-
Iuae, near Petersburg, en- the 18th, says
/ We are again IN front Of the entire rebol
army. which has been engaged by.Our adj
Tancsd % and Isth eorps,. and important
I caRtHreslof. guns, prisoners, and positions,
have been accomplished. The I'd, eth, and
18th corps are, in line Of battle, and when
the remainder Of the troops arrive, disposi-
tions viii be made for final assault on the
enemy's works. Since Tuesday night We
have wrested several strong positions from
the enemy, BY charges and have taken Is
guns and several hundred prisoners. Cur
advance As within half mile Of Petersburg,
which Is in full view Of slaost our entire
line.ia aIa
Prisoners say portions of lees army com
meneed arriving at Petersburg on Friday
night, only few hours after the arrival Of
Hancock with che ID corps; and that Wise,
commanding his brigade in person, at that
time held the town.
City Point is in our possession, and the
Norfolk and Petersburg line. is commanded
by our troops.
The 18th corps, which landed at Bermuda
Hundred to-day noon, led the advance,
crossing the Appomatox on PontOons, four
miles above its mouth.
skirmishing commenced about four miles
from the town, when our advance drove
back the enemy's piekets to their outer adj
Yances, which we're Immediately charged
10y Kinks negro division with splendid gal
Iantry. The enemy was put to hights two
guns and a considerable number Of prison
ers captured, and the works held on Han
cocks arrival on Wednesday afternoon.
Birney's, Gibbons's and Barlow's Divi-
sions subsequently, arrived, and an advance
Of The I'd and 18th corps was ordered by
Hancock, who, in The absence Of Meade,
took command o, the corps. The result
was highly successful; the rebel works being
carried at the point Of the bayonet, and a
number Of redoubts Of great strength were
occupied. me rf
Sixteen guns wore taken and turned upen
the enemy by the 18th corps.
HEADoUAR1RRs, NEAR PETERsBURG, 18th
Contrary to expectations 10 general en-
gagement occurred yesterday, although
lighting on our left, at times, was very
heavy. Ha 9E t
Our line was considerably advanced,
where, for short time, the fighting was
exceedingly fierce.
The results were favorable, though not
decisive.
-Four additio8al guns were captured By
the second corps, making total Of twenty
two.
w1sHIsaToy, Juno so.-The gonera! be-
lief among members is, that Congress viii
adjourn in about ten days.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has ac-
cepted all bids for the bonds OF 1881 at per
cent. and upwards, declining all others.
NEW YoRE, June 2O.-The Times special
Of the 18th says Birney's division threw
FIVE shells into Petersburg, firing seversl
houses. ..-.-
WAsHwGToy, June 20.--Disputches from
the headquarters Of the Army Of the Poto-
mae, dated the 18Th, say There was severe
fighting yesterday along the greater portion
Of the line. We gained butiittle, however
except on our left.
NEW YoRK, June 20, noon--Cotton $50.
Gold 9S.
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To Eunan.

Wspted, By young man 81 eonsiaera-
bic experience, q situation as Suffers Clerk;
is williag to 60 anyEhre hsis wanted. The
best Of references given, if required. Ad-
dress, stating terms, ". s., box 1876, Gala
lin, Tenn. June 2l-sts
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Price List Of Genuine
AMERICAN WATCHES.

:" Appleton, Tracy 4 Co. SD BAL
ance, WIN stiFsr q
ftill JeEsisi Apylet0n. TFl~y 8 Co.. chro8oans-
ter trliaoce RsLh SILVER efsse--4.----.---.-,, y
The above y Tor tao ounce eases. Extrl fer laFae
ounce cases. IS; f5ur ouEee, SO. VII - scui
Tree b. mai or express On raes p 81 price, Seu aad
" atch cirgulaT sent lrsse. address
Q. p RARNEs,
Dealer IN Cod Pens and American Waichse,
SIS Msa-ssrsss, Cor. sixth. Louisville. ~.
mar Es-n
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A photograph of one hundred Fed
eral Generals all for so cents, ut the
gallery of the Cumberland If
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General OF-dersl
No. 4.
A LLCITTLESsi HkVTNgU.S SOLDIERS FROM
~ this Post as guards for fheiT premises, sTs
rrJnraa e iInule iataly report IN wiring 70 tkese
hnadqrArerr he nsInes Il such solsiers. the com
paHy ANA negEuea' 70 uhieh they b~long ne length
% ume they have been On such duty, and By whose
authority.
by eofufnand d Brgasfier-Cie1erAl J. n. hILfEE.
June l9-lE ". AENIN, Capt. and A. A. g.
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WAsHwGToy, June 20.-DispOtches from
the headquarters Of the Army Of the Poto-
mac, dated The 18th, say There was severe
fighting yesterday along the greater portion
Of the line. We gained butiitle, however,
except on our left.
NEW YoRK, June 20, noon--Cotton $50.
Gold 95.
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.a5hglllk @flniqll.

THE Union hes the largest
circuIafion of any ryewepape- in
Eenne~see---its City and Army
circulation more than double any
other paper.
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A Photograph Of 81 Confederate Generals,
sll for so cents, THE Gallery Of the Cum
berland. &
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Allthe latest styles Of Military and Cit
hens Hats ana Caps, ktloe Egnrss It
soBEL & MARTINS, Cherry 81.
jU15-t jyI opposite Maxwell Barracks.
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An Excellent Inressmens !

party wishing to move Eorth offers
for sale his entire stock OF Staple Dry
Goods Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c
To any enc DESTROYS Of commenting
business, this ism inducenent seldom
met With. as az the goods have been
bought previous TO The late advance in
prices, and vii be sold At equally low
figures.
The stand is long established ard one
Of the beat IN the CITY.
address x =, Lock Box So, Nash D.
vile Post Office. julL-iT
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Watch Lost.

q OF YFSrERrsY, nth INST, 4 Sill
~ yer ifuuluF Case Stsaight Lac Detacfaed
Ky al LeF~r WATCH, No. lsteS, mss1e By Hunter,
4sLoniou u vas lo@t Whila gong from tho
Capt h Cutnfe-isrd Hospisal. A liberal reward
gfl be pad i len n thi- offiee zane lS-sits
HEApQu4RrEas3 f'lsr OF sAstVlL (. !
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(on the day these articles were writ
ten, GRANT was on the south side of the
James River So that it will be seen
that he completely surprised the rebels
-Ed. Union,
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cure is certain
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The armies or Lee and 6FaHt again n
Opposition. e o
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the enemy by the 18th corps.

HEADQUAE1ERs, NEAR PETERsBuRel 18th
Contrary to expectations 10 general en-
gagement occurred u yesterday, although
fighting on our left, at times, was very
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Pnsscnyers SAILED

IN sfedmsp City Of Lend J2y L,ge'Doo-Geo " Wyatt.
Miss Eye, Mrs. Rodsry. MIRA X. Haysrd, Mr. m Fsnt-
land. Nj, Annie stott A. Michesbrg T. v Booth Rev r
Doycet Edmond ydeD, Mr. sndNrs boulnas. stephen,
Msster Jones' Rev. ~ Bali wife aud Chi dren, Rev bh.
essup w. A. smith Cyril Prescott j. Roth Hsyan. Manuel
Cordova Geo. A. Burr SIR. Wch-el Edmond Web Jered
Lockwood, C. Vail, Dir Schmitmann, Mr. Ogiivie, s. j.
Levy, Miss R. Tompson j. 3. Sadly, b. r. Wood, Mr. Ju,
Samuel osge Clarence T. Lesset James X. Henry. Mr.
Mentipey Bloch, Thomas Britain NJ patoch M Benss
COM Oorfnsn II. Thompson, benny kingsDd. Ed DO
be Kldon, anu others In the Storage.
In rsdHD,, Fung Shuey JoT Neo OyIeon'--C H. Laugh
land Oliver chsTdon, John Lone Mrs. IL T. blakeiee. j.
v Boeen Mis- r. b. smith and servants Mrs. +. Grant,
MI. l. Mcbride ard children, Henry Not MIR Madden,
Il. Rarsn and children, Capt o. r. Pouleroy U = NJ VIM.
Hauemsu Mrs H. H.nensn son, Begrr and lady, Mrs.
o. l. Wentworth, Charles WorthDgton, Capt C. H. Merritt
In senHaip Morning. Star, jar Nsr aad Hlrana
Victor Uurand, Miss A. Dnand, Dr. G H. Campbell IT, t.
A. Co. X. e. Buchmau, s. u. Scott James Mccall, Mrs Il.
W foey and chi dr.B MI and Mrs C. Potts and
children Mrs. Thompson. servant and chirsu MIs B. L.
Aulr,ws Mrs Mary X Ard ews, Mira Dr. Hebe. Smith N.
Rodrquez aud brother c. Esprro Ecobso and servant
BE ianin f. Hoffman william Mortimer Rev. DR.. Boyd j.
L. storey Josiah Morgan Joseph Dire us Acoph Msntener,
C. Mscfn Albert Asher Charles Brown, J. AZ Mispsugh s.
h. Givens w D. Wsnn. JOIN ssrr, Wiism L. Noyss B. C.
Clark H. Tibbtts u. y N Thomas > Crane d. Lohnann,
A. Nilson IT, =. Willard, Henry 4. Hart, n Hoyts NJ 4.
Walt Anderson L. Smith. iosepb Aseteubergcr Chsrles
Denlson, Mr. Dr. Green aud child Ni.. Charlotte Goidein,
Mrs G. IT. Fenn William Walsh, John Kemp, William Dow
Samuel A. Thompson, james Kenny, Thomns L. Kenny
v Kelly May ,sckfut, John sacsiut Misc Mary A.
j. Hrmp.tead j. Charles Pyan, William BALDWIN ferdnard
EsceIpo ydc Escarpo aud ADiae LoveJoy " Many.
A. 7. schenck, J. H. MVrns.
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SATURDAY, Nov. 81. ".


Gold opened at 2l9i and under the report oflGse
shipments was forced mp TO 2233. From this point
the rate broke TO 222i, and closed al 22if- The
bulls in gold are not confident under the rpo Is
from Gen. Sherman, and are not free buyers. Cash
gold il quite scarce, and deliveries are made towy
Government Stocks continue to advance, sud are
held firmly. For 6s of 1851 m advance Of 3 per
cent was paid the 6s of 1881 rose !; 5-20s, 1 na
issue, /; l0-40s, coupon, !. Tho gold-bearng 7Sls
fell to 1881, and not in general favor with sc-
ulstors. The case before Judge Nelson will not lie
reached this term, and they will not be az good IS
gold a. the Custom.H House for some time to cons.
Railway Shares carly in tho day, recovered from
the extreme decline Of Friday but new seler soon
offered and prices broke again. Late in the diy
quite low prices were made upon several fashc nnbe
stocks. Erie touched 92l. There Is no dispo'ition
TO buy stocks until the financial plans Of tk' Gov
eminent are known. The abundance Of mon aid
gains in earnings are for the moment powerl IS in
stimulating buyers. Brokers wholly contrc. the
market.
Money continues TO increase in abundance, and
borrowers on call are unable to employ the capital
ury report will urge the necessity Of abandoneg the
use of currency and the return 10 loans and taxes
as tho sole Of paying the cost Of tn, (io7ern
ment. II is this fact which makes poopl, desire to
accumulate money at bank aud 10 avoid bcal prop
erty, 10 matter how tempting the price is made
by temporary break down. Exchange is nom-
nally 092 for 20 days, ll0i III for shorsight and
= asa al "a, for frnucq
Freighis are only moderately active. Tie engage
ments TO Liverpool are 900 ties. Beef at!,. 3D.; ~
tuns Tslow, Us. 3D.; 800 boxes Cheese LIS Cd. :
and per American, 100 tuns Oil Cake, u fli and
per steamer, 1850 pigs. Butter and G.. ., los.;
and 300 boxes Bacon, 35s. To London, prneutrsl
40 tuns Bacon and 800 boxes Cheese, III; and ~
tuns Bones. 28s To Bristol 100 tuns nllow, 2os.
RAILROAD gARSNGs-TBIRD WEEK IN HrTxBEa.
1863. 1864. Increase.
Toledo and Wabash. .tJl.slo tA9os f25l&
Cleveland and Toledo. 32,6t3 1876 II Az
Rock Island. .......... 1914 sot56 3s.,2J
The Illinois Central Railroad Co.'S Land Office
will yield this year g., 100000, which vii pay all
the interest on the bonds and retire 81, 100000 Of
principal The traffic will be sufficient topsy in.
creased dividends. The Company has LOT CO.
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SHIPPING JNTRLLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YoRK... .Novgxssn ,s

Cleared
Steamship CRY OF London tBr Pcs. Liverpool John y.
Dale. -, ,,,~
steamship Trade Wind Pabbidre Port Royal Spohas.
Steamship Morning Star Nelson. New Orleans ohaynsr
Steamship Pung Saaey, Hidf.h. New-Ore-n a. b. CIen-
well Go. -,
Steamer Bsltimore Lewis. Wellington. J. Hand.
Steamer Chesapeake, Vilets, Portland, ID b. Cromwell
Co. .
Steamer Au,hracte, Shropshire, Phi ads phs.
Steamer Mana Hall, Cart d. baltimore Bentley >mith@sos
steamer Petrol Howard. felufor Murray Nephew.
Steamer t. C. Knight Gallagher, PspsielPhs, M j. lay
lor L - ,,,, ..
Bark Emeia HAM, Heller, Port gu Prince. Miller n
B.rs AGO, Gardiner Trinidad O. S. steveu'on 4 Coz
Bark r. pdan (Br) byrnes, Havana Ttuziio Nining
Bark Maniins DR. Dixon vera Cruz +. Alexander sone
Brig Firm (Br) LeNessurer, Kingston jan, George ~
Bu.sy
Brix Antelope DBL Dobson, Ns,snsas, Hersuss TO.
bri- Mary Obj Small. Port Royal T. ~. BiIby Go.
Brig Machss Gates. Lisbon. Thompson Hunter.
Big Tracke.s tBr), Lapree, fort au Prince Henry %
Cord0va Co. :
Brig Co.ta Ric, Peel. Aspnwsl, Panama r. T. CO.
Bre Nellie tbL), HoughtoD, ST. c,ephsDs D. b., j. Boyn-
Eus ~ r. SAWYER Raw Boston, Miller Il HoushtoD.
Brs Queen Of the South, Cvsrton Demarns joe Enevs
schr. Adelire Townsend, Collins Fortress Monroe
Schr. r IL. Wilson. Spencer Paiisdelphis H. = h~ckS
Schr Lsih Rich Knisht Phisdrphta Limit BFsther'.
SchT. Evelyn Palmer, stamford. .
schr. Ellen RodmAn. Bowman New Bedford Ferguson -
Wood
schr Laura Gertrude Campbell Fortress Monroe, r. D.
Huribut a Co.
schr. Eliza (Br, eager Port Pese, Gsudnoupe, Jonea
4 Lonsh 49, !
schr Palmetto State Ncacr.oD, surnam. B. b. smss Ca
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Arrived.

Steamship George cromwsl, vaiu NswoEeAn, 18th ir"
o. transport Sentinel, Taylor Fortress Monroe 30
t. ! steam transport FL Cid, coburn Ns~bsm, dsy' to
T. s. .,esr transport Cassandra Holloway New ore.aa
18Th inst, mails and pass, To u. ;. @. .
G. S. steam transport MOntauk, Grsenrnsn New'hsvens
troops. for City Point. ~ =.
{. s ho.pts .hip s. R. spsndins Atkins, Baltimore
Ship Chnch. CFrl Bourbon Vera crus IS day., in ballast
Bark Eva II. Fisk tof Rockandl Fish, Key West, d'y'
damaged four and tar Ne.nih sons
BARK Elb, of Pic,ou. Dr.iO, A'pnwai "A dy' in baaI
Bari PsesnO, MeCay Palermo, Is days, fruit &c. Msora
Barr Edward Hill (Of kingston J.m) H.eii Xins,On q
lust hides coffee, &c, Hbon MunoI Ha. been aaysN
Bark slonte.quen Orb Fourcads Marele SC dy' md'e4
Bri, Henry Leeds, whitmOre wille,', Point.
Brig Flora tof Salconbe Cowng, Pstr - days eurAn'&
Brig Zero iOf Maitland Wilson, Guantanamo IS dy' sugar
Bris Union II Iof " John N b., Tuhs Glaze Bay, dye
coal. p l. Nr,iu, 4 Son.
Blk Forest, s,roui, Georgetown coal
Brs .uason, thompson Ragged Island, IL days sat " r
Brs FLYNN, Eagle Nixon M,.nra', II days, 'ns" &c y
Big Msl,spcuy ,of Bath, wymsn csrdsnas IS days ma"
Bu; Hermes Wen JoehrDus L.snyr Let inst end Porte
Csbc'o 9th, hides aud coffee, Dsst Bliss
Bus Cubs (of ST. John, ~ MseAic, Asan1a' 10 ds!st
sugsr AVID mossses. Joseph sehoioers
Schr. hamilton ogden, hAtunois COAL
sch Indus (o Nassau, P Hanson Jsen'e! 18th ss'ss
logwood, J. Eness. ,,
Schr Poe lhon,ss Berry, Boston FOR Philadelphia
Schr Yorktown " ogam. Baltimore coal.
schr X. =. stockton, Lets, Virginia, wood. =,
schr Jamestown Msgse. G-org-own, cos-for PortNofsi
sehr Am, Bedeil. Georgetown coal
cchr J. r. Wilets Bsyes, Baltimore, ros--for Hudson
schr W h Beebc, Crawford Port Royal, 10 Gays. hsI'a
to master
Schr l. Finckley. LeAvi;t. Fortress Monroe
schr A. r. Wedinore, Edwards Fortress Monroe.
Schr UP. Anger, Aldrdge Philadelphia for N,wbnrs
schr. Liv rpoo Or Abury, Eie,heurs, IA day. irH' aug
oil iron Nul-tt Rowe.
Schr. John Tyler, Stevens, Provnc-town, nah
schr. Snumit HARDING Proync~town, h.h
schr. Elisha Thomas, Hall Gloucester, hsh. No..
seLr Nissut, Albo, Newport molssses bnTest fh'sW
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'Trnyelerr' Guide.

To Albany by Hudson r. H.. az Wsuen.s go
Q. m. u IN. $3.50, $3.50, o4O p IN. Sunday train
from Doth p !"
To Albany by Harlem r Il, 26th Of Ahsv, 10
m. " Nv
To Baltimore, by Me New-J-rs.y H. H.. loot Of
CORTLAND, A.. 9 aud 10 a. m, a p M, aud IL
midnight sundsy..........:.. :."...,...." u pm
To Boston, by Nc" London Inc, rier o. =. L.,
and Stonulgton line, Pier - n. r., daily lSaslay
ercept.dj. .:.......... ....:"............. IN.
To Boston, by S-w.Hasen *. H., VIA Springfield,
<th.sv.. snd
To boston by New Haven X. r.. zithst aud tth-
sy via shore Line. u! and p Suudsy..... ) p M.
To Bridgeport, by steamer Bridgeport foot Of Peek
slip a....s.. ........,......'......
To Buaslo and tho West. BY Esie Railroad foot
ofChanberst. snt lVs. m ana r. m
To Crcenport Ia. N. ,and Oh Saturday, } P.m.)ts
isphsIs Isip Farnin gisle. Long Island, by l..
J. Railroad, from Jane, slip and foot OF Hth"
T. n and D.
TO Long Branch, by Rsttsn aud Delaware bT
X. r., Wis steamer Jesse Hoyt. foot Of Murray
ct, daily at lCf ond IL A. w. ana ~ m
To New Haven, Hartford, and sprinsneld-Steam.
ers leave Peek Slip .........5t and III p N
To Haven, by the New. Haven n, r.. i1thst.
aud 4hsy., at 7,s. ny IN. l2i $50 y aud p. m.
To the West by Pennsyivsnis Central Railroad
pier e. n. r.. ga IN. aud ?. IN. Sunday train. p.
To he Nest by Central Railroad OF New.Jsnry
pier 2 N. r., ga m, u m. and 100 p. IN. Sun.
day train. ..;.......a..............
To PHILADELPHIA oy New Jersey Railroad, foot or
Court snd ST., and 10 a. m, IL M, and p. M.
and - midnight. undsv................... .. n.
To Washington, by New. Jersey h..R.. fost Of
Courtlsndts St, . and 10 q M, n ; m, aud u
midnight Sunday !. 2 ~
For further information IN regard Railroad Time tse'es
see sdysItis. mtns In another Pert Of this pspcr
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iAdyertisemen,.)
NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK,

coRSEa OF BROADWAY AND WAILsT., NEW YohH
Deal, extensively and specially in Government Securities,
$40 notes $780, io4os and Sizes of 1884, Stamps Specie
ard State money. Interest allowed accounts by special
Agreement i. G.. ApLns, President
D. scoPIELp. CAshier.
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R~ceipes Of Produce.

Nov 2s-l5 4so bbls Flour; 327 bbls. Whisky; 3o'
bills Corn Meal; 1870 bushels Wheat; % no bushels
Corn. a. 700 bushels OATS $500 pckgs. Provisions
l75 pckgS. Lard; l46 pckgs Butter; 20ll pekgs Oh
AXE; las Hogs.
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BORT iOaroens' Nctlte.
STATE OF SEw-Yoa <

STATE OF NEw-YoHx
pop,-W.RpEys Oyyrcs, No. lVi Waist
NOTICE is hereby gwen, IA aE Ssye 49, va"
A. 'enaon IN, Wariens' Office Of the Por Of New
Yori" to al person, Interested H. .. having ehlse o.
uh;, ,.l Of snch inquiry, examination or surrey, la
~. yes.eis under animation ~ ibe -
Warden, and tina, the said surveys OF eIAnnat'n' WI %
.o,e5 within days succeeding this notice W.
board said vessels: ,,-,v
steamship Corsics. Y
Steamship Etna. - -
Steamship BroHeu.. ..ss.......'.'.
Ship Wisconsin ....................'''.'..oo -
Ship Nountanleet.. 49, -.
Ship General tou
ship Oah0un.s l.
snip Ofatt uoc.. .
Brig l.. w. Armstrong ....''''''''''" a
schr. J. ii. Wsnvrsht. 1sra
Schr Water Witch ~ ~
AfNTHORNE TONfkiNS' fissi"ssA
J. Aras HsRRiAAE, SeetsfNy.
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ga inst Csry.or, hearing s.w. 20 miles 'ts'm' Ash
hence Tor New Orleans. ,,,,- .,,.,..
2uh inst. Of Wilmington L. y. steamer fioir4s Iuhss
24th inst - miles T.. from Cape Lookout L. > 'e>'S
Grand Calf cruising.
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MINIATURE Almanac.
Sun Ri,e,.T:0l sun ,.t......i34 Moon Sets. SIS
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
Sendy Hook. 7:02 Gov .and... 7sij Hell Cssr.. wa
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EvEEIy9 EXCHANGE.

Stock market dull and weaker nfcr IN CO Z
Gold sold as high as 22S, and at the close If -
report Was selling at 10.
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Nov -st,amers--Cty Of London, Bornsss Funs shn'sS
Morning Star North America, Petrol Cumbris hona"A n
L. Knight, Trade Wind
Ship Hemisphere 49,
Barss-H. TrowbIdge, Emile.
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passcuoers Arrived.

In st,oD,ip Cdssandrd, from Ne7 rteaHs-G All Xsnde1
and lady Or C. II Newhali q. J. A., Leu,. s. Ball e. A.
III. %. Mcclellan, +. Dresser Lieut. D Ransom, u 3 A.,
| Lieut. q. b. knight
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TOnI. .-...... y Wt,JJ4 S1tJD. I3I fJ,-@I'o'I
California paper states that large contracts
have been entered into furnish provisions TO the
loborcrs on the Central Pacific Railroad and that
preparations arc being male to put very large
additional force Of men on the work.
During the month of October 32l boats cleared
at Cumberland for Georgetown, carrying 3l,'A9
tuns of coal to market, and making revenue for
the canal Of 81 S39 10. The total tuunago for the
year 1854 10 the LIST Of November, is ,sll boats,
carrying 20l 400 tuus Of coal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28
nrvvoRk DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY NOVEMBER e. 1854.

OOO 600 Of sound land notes. say nothing OF tnose
Of doubtful character, but supposed to be as good
as notes in general.
The heaviest retort of gold yet shipped from
Colorado Is now coming TO the Briggs Gold Com
peny Of this city. Weight of retort thirteen
hundred ounces.
The imports at New-York for the week compare
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28
pRUlT.GROwERs' CONVEHTio"'

reess, Grants Grens ssenmsss' E1'"rS" "a
=. uo,.-A Great FaiiHre-somo" sdy
9. rAs Fog Disappointment and Dis
..,A Partial Meeting Of the Con.
...,;.n and lis Frnits-Auctien saIe Of
Ten Thousand vines-Prices lad Pur.
,hn.srs-Address OF Mr.. Bee taer upon
Apples, and Mr.. Greeley "een Forest
TPees.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-03

spontaneous yielding Of a prolific soil, while
they have al their hands the material for mag
niflcen. empires. The barriers.of China and
Japan have been compelled 70 give way before
the energy aud enterprise OF the Angle-Saxon
mce.
In Australia, in the rich Islands Of the Eay.-
ern Archipelago, and almost throughout tho
long secluded islands Of Occanlca. the sano
power has met In conflict with blr5lroII
tribes Of men. Old Africa, the quarter por-
ton OF which has for centuries b3en q terra
incogRitG TO civilized nations, has been pcnc-
trated far towards its central regions; anl
here also we find a collision between the en-
lightened and the barbarous, the strong and
the weak, gradually developing itself
In our own hemisphere the same influences
are at work. the great agent Of progress being
the young, but energetic and enterprisng
Republic Of the United States. In some Of the
richest and most valuable portions Of the con-
tinent, hitherto permitted to remain In the
hands Of nations and tribes utterly incapable
OF accomplishing their development, we have
already felt the shock Of a conflict. AS to the
result, there can be no doubt Tue ig loraut,
indoent, and barbarous must succumb; and
then viii arise the question with these con-
quering powers of the North, with what sys-
TEN OF labor shall these vast, and beautiful,
and wealthy regions, which lie chie1y unIor
the burning sun of the Tropics, be cultivated,
and rendered fit haunts for civilization and
subservient TO the interests of the worlds
commerce?