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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17

BALTIMORE, Friday o. u. ls6i.
On Thursday night the express passenger
train for Wheeling lef Camden station AZ elJ "clock,
Win the United States Mail Adams Express Co.'S car
and 200 Passengers under tie charge o! Conductor
Shut.
near Koarnevsyie between Lar eTs Ferry and Mart
insburg. when the locomotive. in consequence OF the
removal Of "A all ran of tue track ana the cars were
soon brought ~ a halt
The ground on each side Of the track IL quite level
and the engine neither upset nor was Injured. Inc
passengers we're considerably alarmed, bnt were soon
informed If the real state Of tfars, for The Rtbri
Mosbey appeared accompanied by mounted force eeti-
mated al IRON 100 20 200 who conl"nced robhins tie
passengers, among whom was Mr.. Louis N. Coo,
General T clet Agent for tie Company. proceeding
West on important business.
From him they took all he had, viz. nineteen dollars
and gold watch. Many passengers LOST their ~aicfr
the contents Of their wallets aud pocketbooks, and
boots aud hats Among them con pany % emil
grenfs xy in number who did not lose mich for the
reason that their baggage wae LEFT behind In this city
After The thieves had completed their deprede,ions.
thew ordered ont Of tie cars al the passengers, and
fred The train They then ienOnnted their hoiscs and
dashed Off Some Of tho packages ~ the c1ress car
were not disturbed Other carriages were brokoa open
and t5eir contents p.undered. he burned c = con
tanned the remains Of solder on thef WrJ !" f ft!a'
tives There were no considerable amounts OF money
or papers of yaue in the express The contents Of
the mails arc not known. None Of thc passengers OF
omploves Of the company were injured except The engi
neer and fireman, who ore reported scaided but not
dangerously.
As soon as information Of the affair was cOmmuni
Gated 10 the Oices OF The road, all the Trans were
stunned until il was asCertained they could proceed ~
safety which they did and a large number reached
hero II hlte hOur last night, including nearly ~
freight trains and the regular passenger express when
at the time OF tho roid on rs way from Wheeling
Detanhments OF cavalry are in pursuit. bu; no tidings
are heard of them The road no; IN Ired. and AL the
trains ere running as usual.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17

Steamship Golden Rule, Rsbcok ST. Jago ael Nor'' I'd
int with mails. specie aud pas. to Contra American lSA's
Company. .. -. q. ,-,-- -. y
-, n ,lanspor, America, CIR Washington, - hous 9" i
= ON 81,
IS hosrs la ballast. TO. L. : 40. N . a..
L. $. transport ra.aps.o. Neg Washington ~ ho'''
in ballast. L. ;. A.-I.-M -, ~,
t. = .,en tlsa.por. Fsl,on. wolon Por; Royal 18th HA
sud Dos.. 20 q, :. q VI.
Brett son Go. 49,, |
Pix II &. Emery Lori Gaec Bay, "a day, cos ~ i'
Houshtou.
Lrs Joha ems. Cole Pos Even .. Boston.
Bfs May r. Kowianl R0xi-ai, b-i.iEorr, days eoa'
me-trr. =. .. -,
Schr Sarah l. Read Read Baltimore FOR NoEwch, COO.
~s.r J. A. Par..n., Leach. 6rDrg.t0wn Ter bfiisePur-
Schr james O'pouoLur. Daflrt rlsbethto Tor hosoh-
sthr Minnie hiunie, staAb. ram. Roud"lt iof Boston
Schr Qr-.s Frances, Hodges, koudolt ,or boston.
schr star Lift ol Portland York LMsan io'" SeF ''@'
Schf Il. Wo.,bsoos, L;ileohn, Baltimore, day cod
Packer Go.
schr Mexican McCar,y Bangor. humber master
Srhi. Pres dent. Hall, ,onn-ton.
fchr. Gazett- Smith, Boston for Albany.
Sshr Jenny Lind, 4 srk. Nillcts Point . =,
Schr Msresrr Peud.tou. Ezabethpot iof b0FlsiAv~l-
schr Osaloc Baker EHsabrtLpoE ioF bos,on-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17
Death OF Lieus. byron w. smith.

Resolutions in relation TO the late lieut.
Byron ". Smith adopted by the Officers OF he Fist
Regiment L. s. CooIed Troops
carr. FIEsr EEGixEsr 4. :. coLoREp IRoora
is THH firIn, IA, oct II, lC'.
UAer,a, has plesscd Divine Providence 70 remove ron
our isis, Lieut. Myron ". Smith the ltant u our Rel
MN, snd Rer A.st AIT Gen 81 our Brigade, he q resolved
by tho Ofcers o. First Regiment H. s. Coorcd rooPs;
Frat That by hs death have fn red srver' loo. th"
lo,s Of brave soldier Ell ieHt oc.r cene ind ,es'd
II end and O true. homes; End noble man
seooni That While frr the deepest al.cton ~ 'be 'oss
o our beloved brother and tender heartfelt fPhshy In
their hour q soTow She family snd friends Sthe doc ad
Vs. would cal their attention to The isct hat be lived the lie
Of Patriot aird The death o. sodir ,ne battle herd,
uoby battling for Goo and bic tounTy-tn henofed hio-a
noble death
Ta.,d Tha, copy Of thee Rebellion he communicated
20 tg family Of the deceased. and 20 the local psprrI IN their
vicinity
Oaici,: CLr,oHD =. F,eLs, Cop, fif'; Regiment L. 8
Co!ored Troop SANITARY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17

PORT OF sEw-YoRx......OcToprn Z;
Cleared.


Si-am.LiD Tiaa (1ri MeGpig.u. Liverpool. J. O. pss
Strar.ip .iclis So. BE-. New Creams J. y * ys,Fs
steamer Novelty, shaw Psi..delpAia, VIM hEz2atre.S
Go. .
steamer Jeie, ain- Thompson. Moore Baltimore
.'rsf.e. l. b.. ao,li.oa. EschmaH, Phu1deinhiA~
Ship fmii (Br }, borman. Genos, heys" ros.
shin Artiic tbrtm.D, -nucD"e. Lrru,n hugef rtos
SIN Tomb Ai.ho. Eonbsy q ". Csu'erou
usrs uaiuirh riusch. klutI, boIdrlHx.
Bslk T. IA. hnsht Bal hent Cenisesos, Feck '"5fn'
I.Ik Qu.eu Hic,oris (hLl Conway, Dubn
Bas LfvaHt Rr). smith, Kinyston ia iiiiTs ruia.
Ir Cou1n-lau iHTl Lyon tafd.Has, , ,. NAi. y e
Rris Eaceistor fBr.D, Sco.t Ha.fA. u. r. sWoh
Briz n Msckuey (Br = riwsy tor 40 frnce
BTis [ MON ,5nnh-r Amsterdam. ~. Salrm 90.
Srhr Messenger Miner Hartford. ". :. Racket = Sob
srhf. Monewe, CrOssiI.a.l, Was.ir ston. ;. Kenny
schF. Meseor. Dunscoup, Hamilton, bermnda .
seLr uampdsn it- lla;c.i, Philadelphia, j. W. McKee,
Schr. Cosyo Achorn r. Pophsn W :. Brown Co.
Schr Cyclone Babbidr g, Philadelphia !" ;. to~a O.
Scnr. Monmouth. And.r.on, Cav Point, j. L. Eager.
Scu, JAic Mana BusLAe Norwich, ~ +. Kacbstt >or
son. :. p. Jsck-nu, Trey Ngrvtss, Sg0w burn
srhr. }. H. bun-tt eTees -. joan, IdScD Menn.ts
" -ndt.
S,h- Sarah Elizabeth. Smith New. Haven 49,,
sehr Julia Frsn.in. Van Name, baltimore " S'dei-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17
Arri,cd. SUNDAY. Oct. i

s,r,.tin Town frl Jurran London sept 25,e, bsg,s
% b. ~ lee sud pass. Rowland A'pin" u o, -, III,
sea...liu 200, toLcH. New O.hane Old ihsti ui'f'
u,d.s md Luian licncAen Coz hss had ve'y lta.
rather durus the soyss~. 49,, - =. H.
seen,shp Creoe Thompson New orleens sh int nose
rni par1 Lndam. Helneken Co 49,.
steamship NarNroo tbIl Frd enan, Liverpool " i't'
Queenstown "a. udse. and 80, pa.s.. John o. DAN ,
St,smsla uc,an Queen SeAbuIy, Asrinw al ON net in-
rass and specie, ID. Is. Alien. , o, D., 49,.
steamship Grand Gulf Ransom A'Pinwal oh inst con
yayinr sictniliY Ocean CuesE. III, D, ,.h
s,.sm.lnp aoneIums (iri Hamshsw, KINGSTON "a ON
int, with uldss. to Howl nd \ Asphwsu ,., D.. l..
Steamship Melville Na;ugon, Ney "F'' ''h WV i"
ballast, master . ,.-,f..,., Az bo,-s
II : I'm tanspor, Saxon Lavender Georgetown, +" h'
In ballast, TO q. ;. -. NJ NJ. ,,.h,-.,,o
~ hours. o. T.. : q ". ,,
EsrtS " Hobrook sm,r, Rondont FOR Boston, - "a
~ Lucy Frances BuesspoTD Perry, Oace bay - -
NJ Albert, Ru,herford philadelphia in ballast.
Schr D. ~ Alen. Jones fortress Monroe, Woo is'''
scbr Wm Tibbeus Dealing. Asxancna' n l. b'''
schr. Oak Ames -. New Haven.
NIND-At Sunset. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17
TUpTEpAYs LATER From EUROPE

The English F'ress Ou the Prcsidcu''"' hisc-
tion-The rTacc-Cohurn Eighi-1etro'
thai Of the Grown Prince of hussi" 10
Princess Dagsaur oC pcnn,arlt-S"e'd-
ish Eusigvant- 10 tic t"'ted S'a'cs-
The Peace Conference ut Vienna
HALIFAX, Saturday, Oct. -. 1854
The steamship Hecla left Liverpool at noon
on the 9Th inst, and Queenstown on the 9Th inst ara
srrvt hsre at 30 yesterday morning. She has aD'o'
500 passengers for New-York.
Owing 10 The interruption Of the telegraph wires here
r-ys could ne, be transmitted Yesterday.
The Tinted States corvette Ticouderogs go' ashore
an Cora Grande, near Maranham, Oh the H''h u
Lugvt bat sustained no Injury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17
Eecat;rrrIt,

Vienna telegram of the ~, SAYS the next
sitting II the Confer viii take place Tuesday or
"wednesday by winch time the Danish rotcniaries
expect receive replies 50 the qeesons addressed ~
their government
Copenhagen kilograms state that the question Of the
boundary hne between Schlesviy and JGtaud i siii
unsettled. The Point In difficulty is the small town OF
Christiensfcld in schcswig which Denmark claims
The Vienna NeBfrsr Presse states that in the last stng
Of the Conference the Danish proposition 81 settle by
arbitration the question Of cGdatng that portion Of
she Danish property be given up e. the duces, was
declared iuadvisahe, and definite answer on The point
was demanded by the German plenipotepsiaries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17
The Potato Crop.

WAsnS TON saturday. Oct l., i-oi.
The returns received 40 the Agricultural De-
partment nom intelligent gentlemen throughout the
country, ore ia the effect thar potato crup Il rencI
My good 4 mfny points NORTH of NJ POTATOES ~
sold from Giiy eighty cruts husnrl tct double o.
treble that sum o. got here Tor the esc-cnt. The GOV
eminent r,ranly sdtcri.cd kr bids % sDfpy potatoes
aud Sue lowest one gas double what tley cAn be pur-
chased lol IN ArN England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17
Movements of Secretary stanton 49, The
Nnr r. .tinsnsc- Tor the Ensuing Year.

WASHINGTON, saturday, Oct. 70, iruI.
The Secretary of War has gone 70 City Point.
taking IN him the Quariermas'or the Commissary
General and the Surgeon-Geners to confer with Gen
Grant upir ihs war estimates for the ensuing ycaT
II IN believed that by the transfer Of She seat " war
70 tho Cotton states. considerable reduction Of 81
p.ndiiur,s mny be made. especially In the forage and
Subsistence departments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17

HOTEL ARRIvALs.-Msjo Gen. Banks and
wife; Col j. G. Wilson and tept j. o. Crosby. Of
Gen Bankb staff returned 10 inis city from Washing
ton ON saturday morning Jbcy arc at tho Aster
House whore they VIII remain during tho greater part
Of this week.
Cen Curtis, L. &. Vols; Gen. C. b. Stuart. New.
York aad Major II. o. Brigham u. D. Payinaser from
New. Orleans are at the Astor House.
Gen Stnhi. L. 8. Vols. and Hons. Galnsha A. Grow
aud j. = Redieid. are AT the Iifl-AyeBue Hotel
,,cn Hardin 4. \. Vols. bon. Dean Richmond, 80.
tavi, ana Hon A. Q. Maybe, Of Milford ere a. the
ST. .LolGs liceL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17

In relation TO the matter Of The stolen bonds
u Irewrtcr, Sweet Co.. Boston. wish to say that
will clearly show IN few days that am entirely limo
cent Of tie COMPETENT changed and know nothing Of the
matter The whole ;hing is haze conspiracy against
ne. Oh OF error % 20 ny identity
JOHS H. HAVSEG Of Manning & Deforest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17
FEOM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch to TIE N. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Oct. lG. 1894.
THE LIES ABOUT PRESIDENT LISCoLs's PAY.
Gen. Spinner, United States Treasurer, having
been appealed to for an official statement concerning
the stories Of Mr. Lincoln having drawn his salary IN
gold sud Invested II In foreign securities replies III al
Official statement showing:
First, Thst the President hos neglected TOR "nc
periods to indorse and collect the monthly drs. hg
him for bis salary one occasion cOaee'iag "oHe '''
over eleven months IL. 4. 49,
Second: That when his attention was called TO tae
loss If interest he was thus incuring he oskea VIZ
gsined by his loss aud on being told the United states
added: TheD let it remain the Treasury neecS IL ''
than do" IA.
Third, That tho Treasurer vas finally compelled 70
request the President draw his salary in order " I'd
just the ANIMAL accounts 49,
Fourta That the sum thus drawn was placed In me
O. s FIVE per cent. Temporary lean, payable, prncipa'
and interest in greenbscks.
Fin, That since then such portions Of his salary rs
he did not noed have been drnwn FOR biia ~ MS
friends and invested in u = gOhbearing stocks pur,
chased al current rates and deposited in the vault OF
the Treasury. -
sac, That be has habltusly neglected TO drew the
interest on these stocks, end that on one occasion
cunulatad to eight hundred dollars tho Treasurer sent
il to lin. be returned H. saying, lfechon tne ieasuI!
needs !, more than d0.'
Seren That his losses from not collecting interest
on his bonds huye amounted 10 fur thousand DOLLARS
which have been virtually given to the Treasury
POOLRSvILLE NOT BURNED.
The rum0red burning OF P0Oissyile, Md., py
Mosby's guerrlss is Incorrect The Rebels reercssed
the Potomac after sacking the place.
NO WAR NEWS.
The reports of fighting in the Shenandoah
Valley arc not confrveh. No war news whatever hai
been received at he War Department Up TO lGte hou
this evening.
TIB CHIEF JUSTICEsHIP.
There will be no unsecmly haste in the APP
pointment Of rucces.or Judge Taney but IT il the
belief Of welnurmcd parties both In and out OF the
Cabinet, that the matter already practically settled,
Er Secretary Chase will almost without doubt he she
next ChielJustee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17
The Eni,imore aud Ohio rsairroad.

BhLrMoRF, Saturday, Oct. -. lsci.
This road IS now running regular pa. Senger
trains West and East bound limo from Baltimore
quarter to eight aud quarter past nine p. IN ns
per regular schedoe. No freight trains were nterfered
with during the late guerrilla raid and with the present
dspoi,ion " The military forces apprehension need
be feared of any future disturbance the line The
Govcrnmcnt appreciates lis importance for coal and
general r1nsp0 Tor their ercs besides the adj.
vautaccs accIuing 10 the commercial community East
aud Mcst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17
THE CHIEF JUsTTcEsHrP.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, 1854.
THE NEW LOAN.

THE NEW LoAh.
Il is noticeable feature that among me BIDS
for the forty million loan ast opened Was al ncfr, ri
number from the kstioHa! banks - yGDus paris ~ the
country About one hundred of them iDr" arded pro
rni, II has already been rtsed hat The Secretary
of he Treasury has accepted I'll oilers a. ana o'r,
81 100 and SO much Of those 1t 20 90 premium 81 WI
make the sum II s+O,GOO0o0 the proportion o' ,t9q
Latter hnr sbogt 20 per ccntum Of the entire sam b'i
Gr AZ ths figure The Secretary t"'s some hours Tor
consideration before oomipa 10 ooeoius."n 10 hhFlb
rorysd 30 right = cline ID Dido hot ~ DIS op4loH
advantageous TO the Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17

,eoa po.,, eu,, and rtcs,y Spirits Torpentine hrn and
Op%6rd 4 81 ege' tnds dls hFS"'S a ten
-, al coffee fnhi leo steady Rice inn TAI
oypos oct l. m.Ccnsois closed yesterday al ge1ao's
asS:,Gis srOcKs-lYnois CeDtrl RR, 'Ssd49i dis
% srsets o, the 90 were received By The CALEDONIA at
ana Ralel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17
The Convention 10 Form "a Union between
tie nrisish pre.i"s.--

OuTUc Satrrdnfl Oct ", ~
Nothing authentic can be learned concerning
the action II he Convention yesterday t. form nloh
OF the Eritish Provinces.
l. Tie Executive Committee entertained the Delegates
with n splendid ball and dinner last night.
Tonight the Boardof II AIDE will CIV. dinner W the
Dc.rgites.
Prominent English newspapers nrc rcprc.erted ana
much interest is felt 10 The progress Of negotiations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17
Prom ispinwnll.

Tho steamship Ocean Queen, Seabury, from
Aspinwa Oct g. arrived yesterday. The following IA
her specie list;
PROM SAN FRAsc1srO.
9 Eo.ephsnn ... 900 \. Rich Bro........ 5000
H. Conn CON-. y car Dewitt Bitile 6'Co. 2oeO0
J. b. Newton h Co... 39On Wells Fargo Co... 5J,lJi
V. IA y. Is. Taylor. 1000
IRON ssPisvALi-
co,.,. Hofman..... Al70 Ilb1n Munoz.......S 800
Parsons Peilt........ scolA. Is Send, co...... S1
From San francisco.
From Afpnwall.. ....................'.'.'.' f'S'
PANANA. THU sday, Oct. 9. 1854.
There Is no news to communicate by this
mail.
There IL no change In Peruvian MATTERS
Nothing later has been received from Ecuador.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17
ComtpcrcInI Intelligence.

1JvIRPooL, Oct. 4, a. m.-CO1ToS-The sales
S,sfT TOO hales Including 1860 10 10 -pecuaE.
and sIportrrs. The market dun aud uuc'auged
fHtADbruYFshs msfset wss quet aud steady yesterday
a. uucheng.d rses with very little business To days
at il noi 30 developed
PKDssIoSs-ihe Harsst inactive. Beef dull Por1
On; BaesB Heodyi Lard quiet. 4alow duil aud prices
s6seLa
PRoDrCE-Astss very dun q % Ca3ol fer Pots; Sugar
a.il C9aet-rg ts,rI ~ movie Ll,e4 ~ QgieI aga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17
TIE I,ernaias of Chief Jnsticc Tnney.
WILMINGTON, Saturday, Oct l5 l3Gi.

The remains Of Chioi-Justice fancy were ae-
oompaned to the Tailroad tIpiD to-day. by President
Lincoln and several members Of the Cabinet The
body viii be conveyed 10 Frederick. Nd, for inter
nent,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17
Arrcs, OF an Alleged Murderer.


A Young man named GeOIge l.. Gordon, be-
hanging In East Albany Is under arrest here suspi
cion of being the murderer OF Owen Ihompsou the
Nev-York cattle buyer, Who Killed aud robbed ~
Wet Albany on The nigit 81 the lfn September to-
don bears Lad character, and the circumstances
against him are strong.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17
Suiisd.

Ocr E-s,eamers--Sa1olia Etna, Evening s'ai 'il''
Cou.t',ntiJu.
Aips-mconstSn;, Fictorl. ,,t,
Rsrks-santiago. Goethe Palas, Kate s'an'e"
sbooners-irlia j. Holmes Jno r. poT:y ssrsa, iielI'
nj .Sinan 4. q. Hall, Wm d. Fish, shie' "''''
f. ~ Jackson
Der l6-Sieamef T.. T.. Clark
SHip |o , i.tI ~, - ' Sarah p Kennedy Trcon
- s-,I H. Beins.t A. R.Wo,m.Ec, Mirersa, 'a'iof
Rel RIO Gtaule j. WalkeI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17

PnGyIDrSCF, II. L. Saturday. Oct. IS. lsi
A cotton mil in Clayyille, owned by ". Is.
Mathewson and run by Lindsay Jordan burned ssi
uleht. IL was insured In this city for sI7,JOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17
Memoranda.

The Kangaroo reports. st inst, Of Bell Buoy, "a" my
Thornton bouni ". 18TH 1850 p M. saw sleShsnP ''''
henre -. ~ -. Eioffr "A
rhr Creole reports: 2th inst, 10 miles ~ aye , -
aim ,red steamship suwa NADIA bound = lSh s sst -
s.rd st,rmst % iIayani. hence for Havana ioi' FS
sr,tnship iyenpg star htucs foi Nsw-Or . l,.,
Tie r,stnue sfrsme. ST v-us J. W Wilson eoH'l, - a
on rusrd DUTY A. Thiosr- Nrck, wiz so on be h.
City Island for repairs, He pace viii be 0oeuIe" y
Crawford Capt. KHAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17
fnnM lsPiEEALi.
Naval.
THE ERIC SEA FOAM.

The United States suppy-brg sea Foam
Acting. Mester Commanding Id. &. Healy saNed Iron
the Boston Navy Yard Yesterday Tor Port E"NtL WIN
stores for tie squadron. Tie following IA list oi
officers; Acting. Master Commanding. I'd. 4. h'a'}
Acting Ensign and Ex-OiIoer. W Merryneli Acsms
Ensign. II. o. Coune: Acting Pas MASTER tHrnam L.
Oakley Acting Masters Mate, &. Daily Paymliiei .
Clerk VIM. L. Butteriicld; Paynaseis steward,
Thomas. j. Dcnoni Yoenan, A. W. Andrews
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17

The London Times says that mercantile 80,
vices confirm the statement that the new Spans
cabinet desire to negotats oompcto aoJnstmeni ~ O
claims OF foreign creditors. and have notified them
Tie fact.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17
a Shooting Case ycniousy.
Boston. Saturday.

IOsIOs Saturday Oct -. IeVf.
George T. Freemantle, Young man OF y
years sho' his wife and then hinself las night ri their
boarding holse in Bedford couIt Jealousy was the
cause Both alive this morning, but expected
10 die.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17
gudia.
RoMPAY Sent @

BOMBAY, Sept. 9.--Mr. Lawrence, nephew Of
the vceioy was killed by the falling Of bridge Cot
s0n dull Exchange %. I'D.
CMcUTTA Sept 9.-Exchange q. lid. Market for
cotton staples irregular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17
Russia.

A portion Of large powder Mil in The
suburbs OF st. Petersburg exploded, killing six and
wounding moro than fifty people and destroying large
amount Of property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
c-n Rses..6lg s-t-.......5 % Moon Rses.. 10
~ArsK rms DAY.
Sandy Hook. 800 Gov .d. y ds1 Csi-''.'i''sS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17

uoARD-With fine Room on second hoor'
In ,,p,,l nrystc frily can be secured i9r eshS
man and fis ,,iG or two slns-gcrtlrmen ~ fpN
lis ". 45lh.st, nrs. Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17

och ,., of fpe Mast steamer North Star by steamship
IN 10 81 D. M 80 mir. ~ Cape iIsiierss st's''
49, hound : by transport Futon ca.
~ mt lat. - lcn. ~ 80 one q The Fsnsms " ~ w.
h,i,s boond ~ by steamship Golden Rule
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17
Fearful Gale at HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, Saturday oct. 49, 1864.
We had a fearful gale here all day yesterday,
AID uees were lbwE down IL every direction aud the
telegIi Va FLos broken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17

Spain.

Bourse dull; rentes closed 65f e0c'-a decline
OF l5C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-17

ARREST or CoUHTERFFITERs.-Cha and
Henry Rose arrested yesterday for passng coun
teTitt Eyes on TAG bank VI Louisville. NeW.1O.l.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-07
FROM WASHINGTON.
Washington, September


Fifteen rebel deserters brought hither
from the army of tho Potomac, we're re-
leased on taking the oath and furnished
with transportation as far north as Phila-
delphis. These deserters represent Ala
bama, Tennessee and North Carolina re
ginents. and several Of them said they
had either to enlist in the rebel service
or starve.
In the effort to filfthe quotas Of towss
IN undue proportion Of landsmen In We
been enlisted in the navy, and 10 remedy
the evil an order has been issued restrict
ing the proportion hereafter to fifteen per
cent. of the whole.
This course is rendered necessary. to
prsveAt Che accunelaticu Of aiarpe ssr-
pl0s Of unserviccablc recruits. Seamen,
ordinary seamen. free men, de-, are still
wanted. The free military academy for
the instruction Of applicants for the COM
mand Of colored troops, Instituted in
Pbiladelphia viii BE- eloeed, On the 14th.
During The las. ten dAys the numbe,
of men mustered into tho army have
averaged 800 day. On the I'd 4l3e
w6rs mustered. and on the Sd 6l6O.
These are the latest rspoets ressived