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, 1864-11-18

On Saturday last, November 12, as the up
wn1d bound train from Chattanooga to Nash
vile reached Whitcsidc Station bridge, loaded
with officers and United States troops, mostly
from the frcnt on leave Of absence and fur
Tough, m accident occurred, which came near
that has ever occurred In the railroad history
OF this country. The following Is the state
nent Of gentleman who was on board the
train:
A short Distance from the point on this road
known as N'hitesfde Station, Tenn, fifteen
miles from Chattanooga, there is very high
Dlidge or trestle-wor9 across stream called
IN the spnH Of the Cumberland Mountains
THIS bridge, ut it's greatest altitude is about
one hundred and 1lfty feet high: One can
scarcely look from this giddy height to the
abyes below without shuddcr. The train
consisted OF twelve box cars, filed with
crty, etc, behind hese d passenger car filled
with officers, and a hospital car full of sick
and wounded soldiers for Nashville whole
train consisting Of about i, 500 passengers.
me whole train, With the exception Of tho
wv w 4aSt r. 11mga a.ni cars was upon the bridge,
jumped from the track. This threw of mi
passenger car just in advance confaininr nhnnt
one hundred officers and some cfyf]fans who
had been appointed commissioners rom Ohio
Hilu MI6sOulI ~ aHhE lAG yUtrS of thn frnons
in The field. Among the hitter was Canf +
W- BlaekMan Of St. Louis, for the state Of
Missouri. 1"'sS ~
The passenger car WIS thus draored f1n.p
Upon the track, md went p1ungins ana sprr.
ing ut fearful rate along the brIdSe' Tj;o
noise Of the grinding timbcrs, as Tie wrecknd
car vent crushing On its way, thrustIns, md
1amming the cross-ues and rails before Il. was -
terrific, and 1t seemed that nothing com11
1avc its l-latcd inmates from swlf: desflnc.
lion.
Fortunately, the engineer, whose na,ne re.
gIct being unable to gi1e, became instantly
aware Of The accident, promptly shnt OFF steam
:nd applied the brakes. The hospital car
became detached by the giving way Of Its CON
Meeting link, Just as it struck the bridge, and
thusit wounded and helpless inmates wcrc
rescued from the most imminent peril. The
passenger car still neld on, though all who
witnessed the scene were expecting to behold
it's fearful plunge into tho valley beneath,
When tho Train was finally checked up, this
car WAS found lying careened oyer on it's edge,
and partially oycfhanging the glddy height.
The escape Of its inmates, and that Of the
whole trim, seems little short Of miracu-
Ions dispensation Of Providence. Two per-
cons only were injured, and they but slightly,
to-wit: Captain Blackman, md one other
Ia: scngcr, whose name we did not learn,
, 1864-11-18

2V4"
Dry Goods continue dali. Wilmerdfng, Heguet
& Co. had percmptory sale Of French worated
goods, also Of British and German dress goods
aas Mare esisaSle S e % sapeor @ qusiity %
were passed ut 1880; atin better at s7100 Paris
bfoche striped long sh.w1s, which were passed,
two weeks ago, at $780, were disposed Of fol
$500. Goods still Nner were sold fot $50, that
we're passed, a week. or more ago, at s11.o0
Striped mouseline de1a1nc, which the ho1ders.or.
dered passed at55c week OF two ago, were sold
heavy French shirttng flannel sold at 60&63e; dc
printed 1annels, &C.
, 1864-11-18
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET,

THURSDAY, EVENING. Nov. II.
Our dry goods men have all they can attend to-
Buyers are yerT plenty, and throns the streets
from early morn to dcwy ere. What's better,
they all bring their grcenbacks with them. Pri-
ccs arc stiff, with an advancing tendency. Tie
New York independently quotations for today will
be found In another column. They show consId-
cradle advance in most articles, over last weeks
prices. This, too, in face Of rapid decline in
gold. How long 1t will last, remains to be seen.
, 1864-11-18
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

THuRanAr EvEs1So, Nov. II, 1861
LCBDEE-Rccepts.l .s67 400 feet: shipments, 1,sao.-
O0 feet. In good demand With limited supply. Mar-
kct very arm with IN upward tendency.
SHNGLES-Iseccipsa, l.atB.ooo; shipments, 800 900.
In moderate demand and unchanged.
LATH-Rceepss. $780, co pcs; shipments, Is; 900 pcs.
The market continues quiet but firm at previous rates
CARGO sALEs TO-DAY.
Cargo schr Gertrude, fpm oconto, sod lby Farms
worth, ls0, eco feet lnmber. good y stt1ps $1,000.
he fllorgtnH thH hEictA.
, 1864-11-18

City eorght refuge in Port ,Rurwcll, md has eouo
into winter 9qartcss at that Yaaee Tho brig P1sa.
ESnn, ES ppwa1a bound, vas driven. By lbs gao into
the br1g Isabella. with jbboom gone is also In the
same port Other disasters had tai "a pIs., a1onf1
coast bat the writer was unable ta furnish u;
, 1864-11-18

The market nere opened =. HmIcky" at rs, de-
clined to 215, and closed at 20 bid Silver sold as
low as zoo, but al0 WIS bid at the close. Govern
ment are still advancing. We quote 5-20s at
10ex buying, and 1o4x selling 4os ut 9Gf buFing
os selling; 7s-1o Treasury Notes {new) 9os buying
par selling.
Mesars Preston, Willard & Kean, II South
CLARK street qaote as follows:
ssos.. .Bnyins-le3l919 Selling D1o5
lG1os..'' 3eaao :" ~ ~ q VI. " :. e @ ,95t g5t
SSNs.... 93f & Int. +" %. l. int
7-cOs, old iasue-huying' g''.'....,...lH
One year per cent notes, old dates, buying. .101
Dnc year certificates, buying OH
Qnartcrmastcrs' checks. buying. ng............... o.
Mcesrs, Preston, Willard 4 Kcan arc dealing
largely in military and agricultural land wnrrants
A"Bu11' IN WALL SrnEEr.--The New York
Etening Post gives the following account Of the
operations Of s'bulr' in Wall street:
The bulls and bears Of Wall and Broad strecta
appearance Of a very vigorous bull. who was 80
terribly excited as to at once suggest fearful tum
bic In etocks.. The bull came up Broad street
from the vicinity Of tho Battery at terrible rate
tracing large crowd of anxious spectators. A
cart standing In his way he charged at like Haw~
ktns Zouaye, and aung It to one side With his
horns.
war1 courEe Of the rampant creature; bat this did
not succeed, until, At the suggestion of, q. few
shrewd specnlatoEs, who had previously tried the
experiment with much success, he Wae COZ
ncfed.' Thus snbducd. the dery, untsncd animal
quercd kngs were led after the chanota ofthe VIC
torlous warriors Of ancient Rome. -.
NEw YoRK STOCK KMARKEr.-C1osing prices for
cash, Nov. IT. 1861 received by F. g. SAtonstalltE
Co., Commission, Stock and Bond Brokers, ~
, 1864-11-18

The market was livlier yesterday than Mont.ay.
All that was offered commanded $10.5G gross for
heavy. Lighter grades fall a few cents under this
figure net, good hogs are grccdily bought at
$la6G@13.00 The Interest OF the markets at pre-
sent ccnterB in the Hog trade.
, 1864-11-18

shoes, eavc such as won1d let in water, and
some were entirely barefoot. Their condition
wss pitiable in the extreme. Their clothing
wos wet from the late drcnching rains, and
many Of them gave evidence of the presence
Of disease which WIS prcying upon their sys-
&oTn
, 1864-11-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETAIfY,

THCRspAr EVENING, Nov. II.
The demand for Money has been light to-day,
and the bankers fnd themselves accumulatng
quite fast This weather is not favorable to pack
Ing operations, and most Of them are probably
doing 1ess than last week Tho orders from New
York are quite large. and paekers' products are
going forward very fast. THIS gluts the Exchange
market and mikes It drug In the market. The
decline in Gold To day had depressing influence
upon the grain MARKET and carried down the price
Of wheat to &c, and other articles in proportion.
Exchange Is very plenty, and probablx.wiu DO
for sornc time. The buying price Is discount; ;
selling. discount
The gold market IL. In stckly condition. II
opened In New York to-day at 20, but dropped
suddenly, In panic TO a1s, but finally rallied and
closed at ss2l. The following are the quotations
tc!egraphed 10 James Boyd, bullion broker, IS
, 1864-11-18

Mr. Amcs Of Connecticut, who, after many
rcbl1fs from lie Ordnance Bureau. at leprtn
succeeded in getting from the higher powcr a
contract for fifteen Wrought-lron rii2ed finch
grns, has had one Of thcm tested with charges
Of twenty-five pounds Of quick burning pow
der, increased after q lew trials to thirty
pounds; seven hundred times. Noperceptiblc
endured By this gun Is more than four times
MS great as that which was venturcd on the
9linch gun, which is called great triumph.
We need not say that the velocity and effect
Of the shot arc in proportion to tie POWER ap-
piled. With the Hotchkiss projectile, and
ihirty-flyc degrees elevation, range of seven
miles was rcachcd.
, 1864-11-18
ql)1faa<b @r1bnne.
TuH VOICE orr1xH pEoPIu.


r,-. >,o-,,,,,, % ,oo,
1oA' = ~" 'a'"I' ~ 1'
-~ [oxcv o,,wxxu vpoD.u
T, nv oonntrT m tr,c stotes,nar 1ro,,,d
e., T. j..,s,.,.. x,,>o, +,,o ,,a,,.. -
.s....:ss -. ~. e,aa,., - sr,;, ~ ."' ,'.u1'u-
-. ".,,,,. eo,,t;.,..s e euAuses
-. p'aas,ros ~ 49,. ~, uno lnooiu =
~ -,oo,,n ~,,,a VIC ocnsuas :"
she a,e,ntn - .,,s sas1.t n ME-, " .s., e.uu'
,,,,ao- .s~ ns,.~., e.,>'.s.'. 49, poAsl
...;t., - , - ss'.,u, r,,a,, - ssp!ssne uu.5
- t"w ao.1 ..'s' = anu eaolce y. w
0'c source o. u" pn" a,,,'c,,,. ~. s ~
nc ahlecntis eo"e"' 'o'' "ua 49,
aA1seS 'oes W ~ "eoa ,r,,at -,n,,,,o .aa
uo' ai"ae" e'ey ~ ~rt,. a., c,a,t,o,, fnro,.4nr,
tnneat 20, ~. ,,,,et,ora ana ,esros the
1naay a'u 49," s5 a. -,,nas .,a,. d;a,,- 80 ~
1aoel es ~, ana a~+nn+, ~ ~ ron,1,r ~,
.ns iu;,n r Am5a The of1cn ysrne M md a nncertain
.xa5t.,cs NJ Y,o,fr 1,loffar,ns The variant and
r1ashinc oninions md ar.ru,ncnts Of public
saor ond tlo ,,rcss ,na t,e conf1;ct,no c,a;ma
~ ms,,a,o,,,o1,!t t,,t',,cnco nf 1ocN cand;dotoe
1u4 l oa..,ass, 1n.a.as,s ~ 49, ,os,,a ars
""~ .sN-.,,.,S -. -e1,.;.., .....,e
sasm ss.asss;na oxar ha,f = cnn,;nent y ;s nfrcn
dio,c,,1t 70 ascertain IN v,at eu,,ect tl,c nm
n,sr opIniou is united, and in regard to what
question Its decision Is unanimous and deter
mined. As regards The election Just ternin-
ntcd yery few ffany Gun be found who doubt
that the 1,co,,le llasc voted with au over
w1clninr majority. that .nc rebellion must
he subducd by force, that there shall be no
compromise or a1mistice with rebels in arms,
Tint the Union must be restored, and the au-
thority of The Government re-establisllcd to
its extreme bounds; Of the will and deternina-
+icn n thc neon1e IN all thesc issues there
con W. m doubt. There is another subject.
1lnt.of slavery. which has been . controlling
-. IN ,hc canynss as it alvays has and will
- ~ ,orr &C ~ o,;.ts md # is most imnor-
ta,t - t,,ow wlat ;udrcment and .purposc
tno ,,.o,,,c 1,ovc cxnnssed nj thc nolls re-
-'sa.;,sa5t - 1r1bo n,.tf,r,n or fin ,srtv vim
e1r. ~, :, 4,in,n,,h,r,1, s,st aired ,,v tbc
s.,,' - ~ ho +a,.e. ~ ,,roor If thc 1,onn.
Ioi' s'...s,,,ss.,,n +,,o, ,.crona aon,,+ fho
o.s1. 49, se.,a~a ~. aaet.,,ot;on ~ s,.rorr 40
ts"iAe s 49, -. 49, 49, as..s.t .>a 49,
, 1864-11-18

HE teEBE1 6oLDIERs NoCIp DESERT IF
LtNco1S WAS RE-nEc1Ep.-The Wheeling,
West F") 1nsnigessoer Of Tuesday notices
TIE arrival thorc Of D party of % men from
various parta Of Southern Virginia, refugees
from the rebel conscriptlon. They we're OF
the more respectable looking class Of citl.
zcns, and The Lateaigtnar says:
"These men say that Early does mt hona
70 occupy The Valley much longer. All fhe
Government stores arc being removed to
lynclburg. Two OF the refugees Of 1yl,nm
we speak assurcd Us that they lad heard Inn.
d:eds Of rebel soldiers say they would desert
II Lincoln was escctcd that It was no use
fElting any longer, and that they would not
, 1864-11-18

[From the indianapolis Journal, Nov. 16th.l
The pork merchants arc rs lively as a burgoinas-
ter at holidays, md they run quite race on
Change for discount One OF onr pork houses,
MesRrF. Coffin & Co., purchased over 1000 hogs
yestcrdaT,
, 1864-11-18
DEAD AND REFLECT;

It has been rom time lmmemorial the object OF
phltanthropIsts to hnd some remedy for tho Ills OF
life, and scientific skill has for agea explored every
avenue In order to discover the hidden secret II haa
been however, reserved for modern scieuee to bring
before the world the great destroyer Of disease,
and In
, 1864-11-18

THURSDAY EvEsrS0. Nov. II, 1854.
FREIGIITE-GEAE Fn1fqn1e-Dn,l, The en-
Sars Saf s fass Ss
are atnf f9eset
Fionr Elem 70 kosten Ell lsks ,Ns 70 1a 5a', II;
% Flour to Portland, via safnia. ..: . 20
Rlsss5 + TsM $sss: IL Il: :sss
rates Of the various railroad companies:
T. New York. ~ ali Fa11' snd Like F;s::: '1 IL IS
rG:'en' q ss!l t aad Lake Eis:::: Is =
TO PHILADELPHIA: a Tail............,. 119 $sS ssSS
Il FIoUIKeeeIeed 1as,1GS!e fodsy shipped i0S
sr1ss IS biS IT. sfSs q
sBrnn-1o tons Bran In bnlk at - on track.
s$S s il
go e e Ed 6 & 3 r g
HI * ,o teta oa Se q ds It . 500
~eS5f: S; IL !sSay vi! 81 SsiPSsd
S Z ssss ss 81 = !. 4 IL
i g ss IL ss Z & & s
deigeied diG ted EAH CoRSsoo b Ear Com At sl Per
:; = & e $S
;sStS Is q s & e q ssss: 81 ssss
a.KXEeEss*ivsa todss s,:eo bn: shipped. ngss
ss s"Ss tdsy liz Tsre M as n s. j. Z
siisK tro ba ~ lsys At tis1 loo ~ do at T. X
, 1864-11-18
SHIPMENTS PAST Fl HOURS.

THURSDAY EVENING. Nor. II, 1861
The receipts and shipments during the past 81
ilours-wcr as follows:
, 1864-11-18
nfr. Ececller on the Rebel Armfur oF
Slaves.

We lake tho following from the report Of
hrnry Ward Bccchcr's Last Sunday evening
discourse:
sDut we arr asked, what If the slave s1,a(l
lie aimed against us in this terrible war? To
am the slaves is to destry slavery, and that
is IL destroy the fatal element In Southern So
cicty-their aristocracy; and with the de-
stluctiou Of this element VIC destroy the cause
ofrebellion. Let Us pray that they may arm
rtry proposition is death symptem. It is
mt M argument Of coming strength, but of
present weakness. Many a desperate sick
ness might bc cured, if the patient had con-
s1ltation enough 10 bear up under it and
withstand the medicine he takes and there
is not cnonEh stamina in the South to with
stand four hundred Thousand black solaicrg in
their 3uidst.s 0~-@~-e-" ~
, 1864-11-18

ANsaies oF Grain reported IN ht market report are
on biis ef &C sEora1e per tushtl Hntess okaertoe
se Flour II sold deaIcTed 11t83 0GheracfSs sklss1
, 1864-11-18
GER ST. LOUIS LETTER.

Greatness Of tho Isndfcn1 Victory IN
nlis<ouri-I1osy slaysr{ e to = 20 {, Aool- asne
RcceiTIug fhcfr Hents-Egcakncsso Of
Ccrfnfn MISUNDERSTANDING
ccrcasInE-ClcaninS ont Rebels'
, 1864-11-18

DEsERIms.--Over 200 rebel deserters arc
rived in Nashville On the 14th inst, from the
front. There were but seven with even c1-
cuscs for blankets, and half Of them had no
, 1864-11-18
FROM THE HON. THOMAS B. FLORENCE,
FI:OM TIE HON. THQtLAS D, tLUKENCE.

Floa He ThE oS: Hos. 4Hes T5aas !: FtofESeE ftokES
--rW WAsnIsgro1, Jan. tss, t8p
7s na an'a e s j ssEss sa T. z
sRssa maEss4 benefits from yonT Mooaaads GermAn
r.. Kind ftead aagsesteti ths use q 10 pSepaIa-
Vas Vas m5rosenasat Of heat. rsnawsa snsrsy nd ut
particular relief 20 much needed and obtained
BE- 1Fu's your 'F'cnahoua nTahouas B. FLORENCE.
n7uE HoE; S;,.s29,74so 3Aeen gEo9M e. z,sn
re- o9 1seZ =
1bSytb ay 81
In et sot.s ad M t
t. econucd Tie for there has been no symp
Taaaf t9s T, ne e e md uasaaae tonic sa
sy 5sa Il IS Sh5o es ossssF e.
Tho following we'll known reverend gentlemen havs
sceiged tac uss tdsss Btse9s sacn tsn
~ must certainly convince the rnest skeptical:
rsnss7toat n: +, formerly Of he H6 Horta Baptss
I:ev, Y; !: ssIsfFied. pnstor ofthe Twelfth Bapt1e
Rev; T4oaas Mints1, Pastor Of: Ro1Dorough baptist
Kev. ]. S. Herman. orthe German Reformed Church.
Eav. !. Il Iyons torer.S Pastor ot the Columbia,
a9a E. e tho rne
copedis of Eao~iedso and Christian ch1oa
's s1. j. Il 7arnc., Pastor Of nedaius u. Z. Church,
.Key Joseph 3. Kennarl. Pastor OF the Tenth Rap
= Kev. Warren Randolph. Pastor Of Baptist churea,
Rev. Wm. Smith. formerly Pss:os Of tho yncentovn
r. Tsss:ses y Sasss' Editor asshotlst Protest
We could add many Others to this list did SPACE
permit.
, 1864-11-18

buruc's maj. 8311; Washbuzne's mat. S711.
Union gain, 400.
afYT1r rfRTH1tE

TENNESSEE ELECT1oS.-The vote of this
State will stand about as follows:
Lincoln and Johnson. coo
Mcclellan and Pend1eton. 5000
The guerillas broke up the ballot boxes In
several places, Or the vote would hare been
larger.
, 1864-11-18

E AS matter Of interest, We compile
The following tablc Of distances from Atlanta
to the several points which NC mentioned as
likely 10 be visited by him:
, 1864-11-18
HIGHLANDS

HIGHLANDS
GERMAN BITTERS
are concentrated all these virtues which tend to pro-
mote healthy and vigorous life. Unlike the generality
OF Bitters, they nos an ALCOHOLIC NIX
TUIeE, but
A PURE TONIC,
Composed Entirely Of Vegetable Substances.
POSITIVE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
AND DISEASES RESULTING FROM
Disorders Of the Liver and
Digestive Organs
AND WEAKENED AND DEBnIrATED FRAMES
BECOME RENEWED WITH ALL TIE
y1GpR OF HEALTH. DY 4
FREE USE OF
THEM.
= Remember, that this Btters IL not sn alcoholic
mixture, q bar-1oom drink or substitute for rum.
and insidiously Introduce the vice Of drunken
ness Into four families
Do YOU want something to Strengthen Youf
Do you want Good Appetite7
Do you want to Build up your Co1stitution7
Do you want to Feel Weu7
Do you want to got lid Of Rervousness4
Do you want Euergyl
Do You want to Sleep Welt
~ nr;. ,nd p
, 1864-11-18
ClDEK--ln falr supply, with moderate densn.l.
We quote the market tF1n at $1-5oGs.00 = brl, and
It *la@4r0 r hlf brl.
EEGS-In very limited anpplys with a moderate
!cmaud. Prizes range from S@S;c y dox for fresh

FISH-Nm,x7.sH 81 in limited supply, with an al-
most nominal de9aad. On No. " reduce quota.
shermens 1ots q brought IN be bought at lower
ptees Grone1s hire usually bought their winter s1R
money market, are not doing 50 now. AAcK1aKL-
1he rkst In faiE supply. and sm at or previous
Wutd tendency. HHsKIN0s In fAfr request, and tsin
previous quotations. On Cusk we advance previous
, 1864-11-18


fOVLTRY--The supply has been more limited,
and With good 1emnnd The market Is firm at the fol-
lowing quotations: NE quote:
~. aoz; y ~ IL
G6lGAE1s, dleSedr = 1N0a
ts' are,s.s nsss o9t q a.
Turkeys. dressed, n...........-.-....-.-. 1a@She
fsSas PSTAT1EIhs L il r supply stsa
coed demand for choice and straight lots ~ the H..
loving quotations prices ase toseEao'S ns1''
Prime to choice per bu on track. e
Prime to choice pcE hn tn store- 3; 70
Mixed per bn on mS 90
Mixed per bu ttom store. ssxs3
Fair to choice. per nfSic Cd
sTsf1 Ges.sqsfj NJ uali@
lied demand, the receipts are motSfa aHots: ss1o
rally 1Fm at prssent quotations. Hs 9aoso' soas,<c
Mixed Cotton Rags, = n..''-8''''''''' = S$iIc
ReR%spapeIs NeRs aaa III Pamphists ss..--.s9es cs
Whits Papst aad s6s.lnSs noac: saippsi toSnT eSe
2S5 Iris and 90 bass Market qufes aao s1ea"s. We
bo4fsr'o-EE9as E9siss IS: @ sss
HaiTy. xith bass..-.....--.-,.... 65o
nairy' without baR0.......-. 40
Forz1oy-Ground Alum, sack-.-t......... asos3S9
1oAA'" Turf Island. = sack. .:......;...; -
sEEpS-CIo7KR SEED dull anA nominal q t!9,9:
at 3s.3a F1I sKrD n good demand and firm. Sales
tn,fsy: 50 bags good at fa-5o, ,-.--
'SI13AR-fhero Is ltt1s change to note in the mar.
WeaEenc the prices hut with The snallness Of socks
IN ilrst ho,ds there Is not mach disposition to make
conct saions Cuba and Moasaes Sugars aFe scafce!y
& Ha4a 4a Sugar & n moderate supply Goaee sHIs
acnias Fellow hsSs sesa ~ @1sh
ffy r13lp h1Vh Hb0{4t
, 1864-11-18

KRIkAzVD4Ss
Congressional Election.
FIRST DISTRICT.
1864. 1862.
Counties. Wentworth. Mccormick. Arnold Sherman.
Cook. 142T 10,0a5 6,37
Wentworth's mai 1850 Arno1d's ma}...... 1868
, 1864-11-18

fSIyEES: r. 3,,HI lo
Prices rule easy at present quotations. Wo quote:
ac
C0EFEE3There has been decline Of 10 i o.
asttye, with limited supply. We quote:
.,Ny1S8Sc
nio' Ii mn Sn Soo4. al
!. C0OPERAEE- Pork Basrcls scarce mud higher,
Sales to-day $50 Por Barrels N lots 1t * destv-
cred 2DU co at sass dcllyered-elosing with very
active cemand ut s2-e3.
E0A1s-fae demand continues active And In EAir
supply, present wants. Stocks hand are light
for thc winter demand. Prices dr1 and unchanged.
We quote:
, 1864-11-18

FREIGITE-GEAIs FR1fauTa--Dn,l The en-.
gegerucnls to-tlhy wero: To BCFFALo--Schr Kate
iicnond with barieJ, 1t 12c; schr Drake with bar
ley at rs; v,.,cz,,+.- -7,u ,,o..,,o. ,,...
, 1864-11-18

1lai. on the home vote. .....11 ,s57
When the soldiers yote is added, the total
will exceed &c, OO0 for Lincoln.
, 1864-11-18

changed Small fruits good demand with made
qunte supply. FoR1l0N FhrTrs-Tne market Is morb
, 1864-11-18

0ILS-LISsxEp On very quiet and unchanged
quate supply Market very aTn At present quotsitons
The sun., 1864-11-04
JERSEY CITY.

GRAND SioS ToRCHIIGHr PARADE.-A
grand uniou demonstration and torchligh' pro-
ccss on o, the friends Of Lincoln and johnson took
place last night in Jersey City, and proved en-
tire success, there being many thousands Of people
out, both ss participants and lockers on. Besides
the Central Union and various Word Clubs, bear
ing varc ,atcd lartoELs torches and banners, there
were n large number of butchers and citizens on
horses, veteran soldiers, tho Jersey City Loco-
motive Works Association, trucks, wagons and
carriages ii great number delegation Of several
hundred was present from Patterson. The dwell
ings throughout the entire lin, quite gener-
ally illuminated and A. the procession moved slong
fireworks were set oil In proiusion. Some attempts
were male tn create disturbances, and in almost
every instance the rotously disposed were punish
ei on the spot and six or eight were arrested by
the police. Toe affair did not close until late
hou-.
. EEcErTIoS OF A STEAM FIRE EsGISE.-
Yesterday afternoon, Liberty Engine Co. No. l, OF
. Jersey City, proceeded to New York and
/ rought home al elegantly finished steam Ere eu-
Inc, which has Just been coInucted for them by
IN. II. Van Ness. Upon arriving on the Jersey
C. y sd@ they were received by Hose Company
y, D, 8, aud Engine Company No. 3. The trernen,
he lded by Dolworth's nun band, marched through
th principal streets Of the city. after which the
sic amer was thoroughly tested IN front OF the
Cs ureh In Washington street, In presence Of Z
p, .yed nearly or quite u the top Of the stec-
y. , which Ia l,5 feet in height, and the
70 rious tests resulted satisfactorily TO all In
IL evening. the company, together with sbou,
Is invited guests, psrtook oil al excellent dinuei
1t Taylor HOTEL at which a numhsr Of speeches
w,re ulsde anu toas,s were given. The whole affair
passed od In most pleasant and agreeable manner
The steamer is upright tubular boiler. $50 one
. and \ inch 'uhss steam cylinder s-inch stroke
pump 1 and !. inches in disincter and s-inch
stroke Tho engine when working mAsee from
(: 100 a. 800 revolutions per minute.