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III, Vo,c in peuusyIvnr;n.

InuADELrHIA Thursday. Oct. 20, 1896.
~,nc;aI returns from Clarion County give
r. D,noo-atio majority Of go; Democratic loss, ID.
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Unaiana ganlsasy Hair.

IxmANAr0l,- ---.Sss-, Vot ~ iSy'
Tho receipts at the Indiana SANITARY far,
just clossd. amounted 10 $40 0O0
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Marine Disnster.

BosTos Thursday, Oct. 20 sCi.
Tbs steamer Oriental, rom New-Orleons Tor
l:n.t,n ,rita cotton &C. got ashore today on Hedge
fence v!1evard Sound. She lies easy on q sandy bc'
,om, a.: ,gl!l probably come Of to-morroT.
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II. fr.yirer has the following special dis
7'sca.
CHATTANOOGA Oct n isG4
Car MARCH 81 tie Fourth United States REGULAR
-. liz, r-i ,a irnn vilsuow which point ho len yes
~ had L. "a IRE enemy in force, snd after severe fight
,',r trss charged again and routed the rebels cap
..uflu. t,c. foung gUd large number OF prisoners.
On ~. Ia inst the same cryalTy charged RodneN-
-,mnv- Rome with the saber killed md captured
~ nuu,', taking al his artillery, and scattering the
.nRiai. Ger 81 the enemy in Gil directions.
o. Ga iTih orr advance came upon Hoods rear
taarl ana vlpie IL and drove II out OF Snake Gap
Ncstcs,..g Gen. Sherman started in pursuit OF the
eejes 40 sege roroating sOathwarc, Via Biooni0Un
yn.ry.
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IAiver,iseuentl

IAiycrseuent-
Give CONSTITUTION WATER q fair trial.-We
mean Won who nre under spscidli's core om year
to year and we par iculariy ailude 10 ladies who are
constantly resorng 10 loca! ue0Hen rnd all sorts OF
loca applications for diseases. with much chance o'
sue, - - there wuuid liz Ion local applications TO the
tlrom FOR diseases ~ tie brain. Sold v hoesaso by
MoEGAN 4 Ariry No. &C C'f It,. ana all druggists.
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Dnsincss Notices.
Boots AyD SHOES.
GIIAr KYpyCTfOs ~ iHicis
AZ kFerYs iAsILr SuoK nFOHs.
No AS Barery, coner o. Greet JvDcs" y.
opposite "a e.
isr hand be- LARGEST aud Brsr. tnf 'he cHfArhsf
,rin..rt Of PAIL and WErEs GooDs In this city

Who hrr hsnd he LARGEST and HrT tnd We chhArhsf
sss ,rfn..rt 81 PAIL md WiyrER Goods In this city
fedrs' Iesvs Grfi NsIts from ~ 10 ~
Ga.'s Doors and BAfIs, from - 90 o.
Dro,ySs BRONCHIAL TRoCHis prom the
Medical Dirclor n th- GeD-Ts' Hospital b-u'on bnr.s1
nesrs Lopi- Msrch 1882
M..r. JosS l. nsovS Sos. Boiton. NM: Ne Of
your f.r famed ed mot s.rlc-abs 'rH,cgss Va b~in'
n,d. In hs bosDa Of which h,,s os,ry- .pi with YER,
bonefea ,,o dei resst s,yns bronohis irv's.cn
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TIUIiT T7FT1
For CoUGHs AND CoLDs--Uso MARSH ALI
nm TLYE TAa Doors Excellent Sold BY Druggists.
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l)oliliral Notices
Grand Mass Meeting
GIRAiAN CNrONTST5.
COOPER INSTITUTE,
MONDAY. oc,. 70 1874, n y o'oioet.
Citizens, indie pe ndent MON Non,inaiiea
FOR MEMBER OF COSGRESs
IA the Third D.tric, Of the State Of Ns~ YORK
HON. WM WALL.
Union Nomination.
l.. Member VI Ass.Dby
PIT D..trioi-is.h Naf',
HOS. SAMUEL G. REED.
tie pre'ep, incumbent.
aIrchnnir-' nnd " orb in smcn's NominniiSu.
Co y1r CLERK
WILLIAM G. CONNER,
TrP3y ouApsa
c..nieenth ward.
TENTH ASA NELLY DISTRICT UNION tsSDciAIioN.
Hon. HORACE GREELEY,
Hou. JOHN n. WHITE.
Hon BENJAMIN MERRITT
Hon. Guy r PELrOs.
Res. WILLIAM II. BOOLs.
ABRAM }. DiTrE NnOEf RI, H,s,
ANDREAs WILLIAMS. gsa,
CO.. 2IGiuTrF. srLPAED
vii sr-,l Gr LINCOLN and JOHNSON. FkNrON ~
WORD ,a4 tho Union e. 80 HEAVY Clay Hons. corner .
A.,oas md .r., ~, siHs ENLNiNG. al. oeors
joins J4AiLOE. F.t-.-sil
T. 4. M.,urz' Secretary.
Ala Public Mrciinx % 49, t.Ohif N!ii MAhD
III C..,rl fotrl Geo. o. t., svrarr CO. J.. Lo ioi-
osi. .ai, ir-., F.. ..s ii.. j.. al 'Ae.. 9'lA'
H.. - ,p n. esa7a.s e Cn.oni.,, q New.
il,y DO fror ,vey y c', or I,iinr % tr- res, hoy
~ prs.i d. ~ ~ -oGr. o. ey-u.r tho f'e rinc'rs n
oUI Coul'ituon and ~ "a. 80 cause % sood Oo'e'
Rs,5ls,4 f1.ir Atrshrll Lincoln q inna, ~ sHi-ew
10 n.on o. IrHnssee ~ he1een seftor Of tnssrqua
49, In Thomas g. A,o d. o! Onona'sa 80 ttstr' e,rti
q o., ssss S ssS Of ' as sSS a. l is
g. Nrsront At r-ter.hufr and g. Oo In TIE seulniosh
hrolF.d. That 10 tles Lac these ",iu ie 20 die and re
.sleu,n ~. rssn. 60 psrfe'ss's tiose bes of which
'' o''S 40 IL ~ , i ~ H. Ti'ed s'sos sci nd
ia Continental tonsr.. Ia tn sra Of iEe ihe
hi. two IN hat rcorrupilh- merchant that hcuorbc able
.ud accomplished citizen, Liam h. DOD9E.
York will Ind true Consress4ola representative IN hr
Dodge, " e9hsraslaie ol more Gni' ~ n,tS.s va
he par 81 nionisis De lb, Nsd wall .,e apo, a.
IN ~ lors scholar ard I.'' such q. Tao Hon. Joi4S
Ec.ed ne, n wy q tie tsea ol.i 5s,sladioa. o.
bead. peeus5y e,,cpiial tue honor 40 utrrrs, Of
ou city that pa,rio;c and hoTe should b. chesr %
out Comfy snd uu.cipal Office We rst therefore IN
ON sbi TO connoud 10 Use suGrgu. Of c4us sach
fidatrs r John " Yannar a.; II ,f hnir'.s N..l-nu
~ supervise Jane. 81 Thomson Tor County Cert, and
their fss1cis'cs o. the Union ticso-
R,r,d Ihst In Ieue. ~ Tiou'cr PSI culhfy. ~ sid
,ens OF N. 18Th Wsrd and t, cry rpose tic
dial rLrr md coutdri A. patriot and 10
public oia,~T lie stands without srfo~,h ipght ronc1
srgstr a c-ri BIZ vs rs. -.tI'. he PEOPLE ultn The
pro,t ~ Lis election ard We e1hort all good oidfcus to
uie n Oil. support.
Re.isss rhai while write the word. L liberty
AID Union upon ballots. coz AID We VII give or
ygtes 10 the Representatives Of tie trur ptcpls OF IL
Amcric,u Republic, end rri1c that the DAY = drawing
pe.r " - Our N-fions. i. 10 .fa.r on tnr
slklr. Of slavery, ssd i've 10 Isret r h1uce s'th lHce
ara witt ffrsdou. JAMES NJ ibpNSuri fio'd"ht
1Hos. J. HALL !
wv ruussoNU, g., t.,
We >. tPDfkE
q Jo,rPa lAUcu. Irsr.4r.
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Gpsci1l NotiteS.

Wednesday Evening. Oct. 20.
WENDELL PHILLIPS
WILL SPEAK AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE On
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
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blood sss!eased-(ssn. Xoung and "a s"sgr
Ha,ab~r al PsisoptTs Captured.

PWLAuFt rniA. OCT. On, 1854
IS the following special dis
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NEg IOga O9i. -, 1851
Dir. James IL. TAYLOR, r Hsgllar ininn Noninev ioi
Assembly, he T~rlaA Assrnli, nts'E'e bell unable
tiot II baain' msiits q .lltt,A elected IA v a.
from ~ Canvas Tile g. nnn met sg-in Oh ca tdl
evening lgih Inst ac.r,od BE J~c nstou 81 Mr. lajc Se
un..irlol.', nominated ROBERT y. halhLli sc.
JOHN 4 HAkDlNu, lharmsn-
JosEPn hHoHBoID. Secre,ly.
Iuinn Bntta,Ion.-t Mc-;irg 81 the UNioN Bat
TALfOS vii be held FRIDAY, ~. mt a. TIE non
nitf,c Room NJ Gs foliafy. ihe pHnAt are iAstro
20 stt.nd Fnu.nt Speaker. ~ 81 trcs Toe NEE ~
4 bpEGsh, sstI.tsTy. y. 4. rhNs'iAM, ffcsideAt-
J. II. LiishsAu. >. G.. fEOsAgLL Niee ffr'iorn'a.
2t.i Ward nion .socin lion.
GRAND RALLY FOR TUE lNoN.
.fas. M.ousr Of sb3vr Asocii'ion, 10 hs,y or
UNION hJNlN fllpfS,
VII h- held o. ~, Headquarters,
.sr NAhD UNION NlAbINO AopMs,
~ - hay,
FRIDAY EAfSiNO rri. u, isp'
81 81. 0c.ucs.
On. ,,zirs eminent WI Oh go ihs ince.nI
it3n WILLIAM T.. nODiE,
ton JAMES n ALLAbfN,
Hon WI. ClRflS NOlEr,
Hon CHA. h.. NliiIIuf.Ab
sirsin. by the Anacrson nign Che 'iun.
AL / aion ci zsns especially byf d ia ,f,'"i
THOMAS Ni hfil. ProsiirnL
RoHkls Y. DuscAs. Sscr.tsV
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Regular uion Noi.inn Ian
ior CDngr-.s,
WILLIAM T.. DODGE.
lG's 2'.h aud 2i,; vari'.
JOHN II. sBERwooD.
Chirnau Of COnren.ioa-
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Eleventh Mpra. ~
i2,b A.,anihly pbtrirt hiON A--OClAIioN, on Fhl-
nay IITNING, Oc. 81, l,oi, ~ :. ociak:
TIe uou. HORACE GREELEh, & : lAMbf,kt, S'p,
Y VALFNTISI Hi IN. olq sni others, viii sp"sA !'r
o. IIhCDi.s AND lOlfheDA,
YFSrDN ASD ALNbRD, sd
Giif UNION,
A,the U.T So, s9l asd SO sh.s... uesT AVerls T.
sl.giia by tLe t.tr club . -,,.,. III, ,
hLgRrD FRHH Scenery.
Ninth Ward WHOM tssorinioh, "'' meet o
"'''' NM II GEDS- -, President.
n u. THAYKg. s'rIpiry.
yir,t ward nion A.-ocisilnn.-N ?. "an irr,n
hi Mad a. ION A.sp.isfioa vii H- h"d HIS " 70
J,v1 FNFNlEG % u DcptA, a 70 tta ~ iSNe,'i
uAl. i. - = d. .,or.I Nh ~ pRlhfuf, IRE idfrt
pnrtie. la yynni OF nioa ballots Tor iDe Army,
.,.i'' ID can r,l.. f,r .'.rf'rfi.L. 600 g. them nJ
r,n.r lhs .ian Nsras' Con 49, BOD - lI,'iF ~
ry,. e. flleggs Ch.'.a..a. B.. ool'r. Co.,
The New York herald., 1864-10-12
BUTLER,S HEADQUARTERS.

Mr. william II. Mcrri an's Despatch.
In FRONT OF RcaMosp, Oct. 10-Forenoon.
QUIET.
verythiug has been absolutely quiet during the last
twenty four hours.
GENERAL A. AMEs.
This truly competen, and efficient odcer returned TO
duty last evening from OF absence Minnesota
He assumes command this morning OF MAJOR General
Terrys DIVISION in the Tenth corps, General Terry
Stunning temporary command Of the corps.
MAJOR GENERAL DOYLE TO GENERAL BUTLER
HIS Excelsncy Major General Doyle, Governor General
Of the Province OF Nova Scotia, who visit OF OBJ.
ssrvaton to the 'front.' under the auspices Of the President
the United States aud General Grant to pay visit
% Mnjor General Butler, commanding this army, within
day or two. Tho lines will be inspected and all the
views will be taken.
Najor General Gbbon has proceeded North on short
lQaVA OF absence.
The New York herald., 1864-10-12
10 II M o N d.
Visit Of the Gsvernor General Of
Nsva Scotia 10 General
Grants Headquarters.
The Casualties Of Fridays
Advance,
n. h. -
CITY POINT.
-. .. CadwaIIader's Dsspatch.

-. .. CadwaIlader's DsspsteA.
ClTy PoiSr Oct 10. 1854.
Later information from General Buffers front has not
materially changed the character OF Fridays operations
here General Ksutzs loss In will rather fall under
than the first He had but eight pieces OF
artillery In the field, all OF which captured
taken safely away by the rebels early In the engagement
He lost number Of horses by killing and capture. The
Richmond papers claim three hundred. This is probably
twice the actual number.
CENTRAL BlRyEYs REPuLsE OF IHE REBELS
proves 10 have been complete and satfactoy than
at nrst anticipated. His losses Insignificant
whilst those he inflicted the enemy heavy and
bloody. Excepting occasional gun at Dutch Cap all
has been quiet since Friday.
rHs fErgRs BURG FRONT
but little has transpired.
DISTINGUISHED VISITOR TO GENERAL GRANTS HEADQUARTERS.
General Grant and star returned last evening from
Washington accompanied by Major General Doyle Of her
Britannia Msj,sty's service and Governor General OF
Nova Scotia. He 10 the guest Of Gen. Grant, receives
marked attentions wherever he goes mpresses every
one with being courteous and unassuming gentleman
PIRsr PRosr.
This morning brought the st frost Of the The
Aeather 10 delightfully."- clear, though trine chilly.
Just a. the mall boat leaving brisk artillery firing
ean be heard In the direction OF Dutch Cap but thing
y expected 70 result from it
The New York herald., 1864-10-12
THE FIFTH. CORPS.
-. l.. A. Hondrick's Oespatch.
HEADQUARTERS, FIFTH ARMY CoRPs, Oct 8, 1864


II. L. A. Hendrick's Oespatch.
HEADQUARTERS, FIFTH ARMY CoRPs, Oct 9, 1854.
QUIET
This has been An exceedingly qiiet cay. rode alon(
our entro front, and gra6sd from ersonal obser
walton 10 realize the fact that the
Nle demonstration made on part yesterday, the
amicabe relations have been established between our
skirmshers and those Of the enemy. Not shot has
been fred to-day, either o. musketry cannon. How
long this state OF amiablity will continue the future
alone will devolope Meantime picket line has fallen
back TO the position occupied previous TO the advance
yesterday. The advance OF our skirmishers accom-.
pshed everything that DESIRED and .hereupoa the
erdsr for the retrograde movement was given.
rRH oAsuAInEs
resulting ffom this advance are as follows, viz
Killed.
ySSn ysSa ah saudimls, " \, abslS; TX Delaware.
Wm. IL Slaughter. ]. ltn Delaware
sss VIZ Jona.oS, S,Vs's sa M New piamsr' YaTs
I Wounded.
2 Conkleman, l4oth Pennsy lvsnis, log ampu.ated.
j. Place Place 4 4 'ss ON N: ssr % Yeri, IL iSorax.
Corp. wm. B. Yost, z, lo4th Pennsy lvnnia, thigh.
s; %a1 nssyy a
4srst. Paul Winfield, z, lst Maryland, band
Corp Alexander McElroy, g, 9th Maryland, leg.
=. J. II. Huto, c, 9th Maryland. hip
6ergs James NJ. Jones, B, 4th. Mary land, abdomen
1hos. J. Read, Ith Maryland, jaw.
yno; % woes, = <; 81 ,,n hlaa,!Is MaIyssna. nip.
0orp Samuel Jones. =. Attn Delaware, Icy
W Poore, @, 4th Delaware,
8srgt. Chas. Fl. Willc:oo, 4th Delaware
yuo. Ward, B, 4ih Delaware.
Chas. 0rer, A, 4th delaware.
Fred Gorsner, c, iolst Pennsylvania.
Geo. smith, A, 18TH Pennsylvania, arm.
The weather continues COOL The utmost quiet prevails
along our front to night.
The New York herald., 1864-10-12
THE EIGHTEENTH CORPS,
Tr. John A. Brady's Despatch.

Mr.. John A. Brady's Despatch.
HEApouARrERs, EeurLRSTH CoRrs I
In Tix FRLD, Va Oct, 9, 1884.
Yesterday passed, as all Sundays do, with unusual
quiet. Not half pound Of gunpowder wac wasted on
front.
WEATHER
has become very cold, and g houses being thrown
up for the accommodated Of the different headquarters.
General WIetzcl has built quffc little village the
ancommod odhtion himself AM sta and IL necessary
eonld pass the winter comfortably II !, Keeps on
n tho pre- cnt rae iesss vii become entirely airy
for comfortable habtalod
The New York herald., 1864-10-12
Military Affairs
NlAiltary AHoiFS.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURES OF THE FIRST MAssA
CHUsErrS LIGHT ARTILLERY.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE FIRST HAssA.
CKUsErrs LIGHT ARTILLERY.
The above artillery company. under command OF Cap.
tain W. II. Mccartney arrived in this city from the
OF war at late hour Monday evening. This company
is the Oldest in the service the State Massachu
sets. They nrst enlisted for three months In April
1851, under taplain Cook returned TO Boston In July
ganized and into the service again the
2sth day OF August served with General Mcclellan In
the Peninsula aud at South Mountain Antetam and Get
tysburg have since that time been in the artillery
brigade Of the Sixth corps, Army OF the Potomac
We're with General Grant in front OF Richmond
until the last rebel invasion into Maryland,
whom, with the Sixth corps, they ordered
to Washington. Ihey came from the Middle Military
Division, where they took prominent part 10 the de.
cisive battles OF Winchester and Fishers Hi The other
officers Of the company Lieutenanis Federn Green
and French They left for Boston last night.
THE FIasT NEW YORK MOUNTED RIFLES OFF TO TUE
WAR AGAIN.
The First New York mounted rides veteran voluueers)
their furloughs having expired the front yeser
day evening This regiment, when Joined by the
plemept OF olcers This OF the largest and finest
regiments in the service The following is list OF tho
ofcers:-Colonel Sumner, Lieutenant Colonel Patton,
Majors Whoean. Terwiger Hamilton Surgeot Bennett,
Wright; Captains Els, Gregory, Masten, Pruyr, Fair
Rrieve, Hin, Harmon, Reynolds, Ffceborp, Ooereuaer,
Cronan and Adams.
The New York herald., 1864-10-12
un,on prisoners In re1a.

Ak VxCnANOE AGREED UFON-NVFfHIH..I ~
ro Tuosg VINO REMNS, Efc. !.
~ u,.,s a,dar aa,s OF september 20, In relation 70
natter, cooeeruur our prisoner. 10 rexas wri'es-
has ordered ,ne s'artsrmasters TO for.
-, 40 ar prisoners 10 reyss clothing and medicines.
~. rau,,n,,soper has arranged With MAJOR Ssnatius
s...,st, Commissioner o. Exchange for the rebels Ia
- - ss,sslpyi Department, an exchange Tor $3.50
wy ~ sders now 10 camp F0fi nclodin2 naval prhor
Us - ~ passiby the number may be reduced, and tns
raval pssoners be Obliged 70 remain - cam tofd ~,
stance Of cruelty 4, camp tcsd rave been les' ~" ~
,sst ,ptsrvcw o. ths com ssloaes, IN ne Ao1,
rst tBa rsb eolnn ,oner informed ours uss ny IVY
caused he femoye of tAs captain iOrmerlv ~ e.,m
AZ me cam ~ az ~ sutaIe 10 commend eahp - Wtt
az I'D better thin1 might - zoos ed lor. bst WttN
esares ,rJ8rsl ny DcrerA Canpy we're lotN w. w. ~
sstmE cf plae III " o. tWfYe IVY ~ y, sar.
tl,fins tl,teete all NaNtwR.ks. lF.f ~ 49, 80
tseas, siSy ses sr1 80 helces sai msd'''1''
foywsfdek
The New York herald., 1864-10-12
Indiana.

kDANAP0Ls, Oct II, 1904
The election passed on quietly far heard from
throughout the State Reports thus far show large Union
gains the vote Of lsoo which gave 1000 republ-
can majority.
Partial returns from the Fnth Congressional district
give 1000 Union majority. Gain, 5000.
CLEVELAND, Oct. II, 1854.
All reports received from Indiana show large Union
gains over 1860. Probably Morton viii have twenty
thousand majority, and there will be probable gain Of
two Union Congressman
Tho following table gives the majortes far %
The New York herald., 1864-10-12
Commercial Intelligence.


THR LONDON MONEY MARKEf
The Confederate loan the 3oth Of september fell 10
81, brt subsequently rallied, closing at 62ao4.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
The market closed Inactive Friday evening, seper.
ber 30 Illinois Central paid.up shares, 4s. Erie rail-
road shares, a. United States I've twentes, 4s s4sH
LONDON, Get l--EveniDg.
Consols closed at ss = assia icr money.
AMERICAN SrocFs.-1hc latest sales oere;-Erio Rail-
road, al ~; Illinois Central shares ssh 40 DISCOUNT
THE PARIS souRsg.
The Bourso is dull. The renies c'osc at o5i 05c
The weekly cotton market has been recevedper Jura
LIVERPOOL pRBApstrpFs miHEsT.
Messrs Wakefield Nash ( Co, Richards n, Spence q
Co and others retortFl0ur quiet and ST. hy easier.
Wheat 8rmer, vita partial advance q Ia. I'd per
ctptal. rei Western, -. "a. 5s Torn urn ana ad.
vorced Ga per quarter mixed 2's' "a. rs
,rvEppooL PROVISION NssSEr.
yesars Gordon, Bruce & % repor.-pcei 10 w. Pork
oniet and steady Bacon urru With upward tendency
Butter steady. Ial9w aTp
LIVERPOOL propUcs MARKET.
Ashes steady al Bot ca s2s ca for pots and rears.
snear armer at the opening, but closed dun. Coffee
ou,et ard steady. Rice laL linseei hrner ana al
vspced ea Is Lnsccd Oh dull u SIS. S8s spcenN
oil steady Ccd oil, 52s. ksn nsciive sprns turpsp
''Ie Rou, MI Enesh Brandon rsport-retroIeun easier
refined ls. t0i a u. ID.
LoNpoS MAiKBrs.
Wheat very duh aad declined IL. "a. Ler quarter.
iron quiet and steady. 0st and declined So, Is.
coffee quiet Tea quiet. common Congou, Is Rice macs
tive Taow quet l.inseed cikes dechaipg. Llnseet
oil heavy At fS4 los. Sifts surneutina uat a., G4s
Petroo m 40 ct crude I'll los. sis. srerm vi nomi
nal. Cod oil. s5;.
rHg LATEST MAEzETs.
LIVERPOOL Oct. l--fvenirs
Corros-Tbe sales today foot 5000 bales, Including
600 bales 10 speouators exporters. Too market y
Irregular aud easier, closn wiin te Inquiry aoa pnees
BSrAns fprJs The market Is quiet std sioady , u,
Paovfsioxs : The market ls quiet Lard y aah saa
quotations arr barely maintained,
The New York herald., 1864-10-12
Arrivals Ana Departures

= st.suss- :. ,.stssSseiR Hassa-car ri.,.t'eser 9 "
1f4s}Redd hernEn, Juils Munlcr. Henry " lkns and
Only . KOCH u Al5rrt Miss Hodges Ms Kelly, Mr.
HpG4 Il AZ Hodpar and family, w 4 Baxin aud WIFE WIN
eA and We hsys, ls adS'rn ,SI Plum = Hsl.JSh snd
et8 Rorhomsnh Snd wlfe, Jos LcNcger Mr atpart and
1muy, W !todah aud IaSltl Capt Hawnton CAN'T Bur
The New York herald., 1864-10-12
The Press Despatch.

WAsHiaoroy, Oct H. 1894.
:. sUmstion received from the Army OF the rotomac
~ shat on Sunday night, bet yeen twelve anu
Sss, ,'".. --swy opened Dire towards the yax6sa
sss.s a., stack for only twenty or ,h,,,v
corps, and continued tho. r.nl ;, y 'n"V
minutes. Our troops did no, ''f,' " ~ not known
,hs, ,Se euomy inflicted any damage aaour troops.
whsp Tho mai hon, ler CITY poiu. yesterday oil wp-
comparatively quiet F'"' =
The New York herald., 1864-10-12
City Politics.

N KEoN COUNTY CONVENTION.
The 6cEeon County Convention met at the Sinclair
House last nebt and had most protraced and pug
session CUP to twelve O'Clock they had only succeeded az
repeated ballots n nominating Sheriff. The contest
was between Judge Michael Connolly Frederick l.. vu
tee, aud John Kelly. Connolly was dnally successful,
receiving As votes TO ~ for vutee Tho delegates
hbited tho excitement. AT stage OF pro-
ceednss regular freo fight took place, the delegates
pitching into each other in tho heaviest fashion Con
noly's friends being the strongest carried of the belt
and every thing else When reprter left the con.
vcnton was about to ballot for City Judge.
portion OF tho Kelly men after the lght withdrew
from the Convention TO the Jones House. where they
tended TO- protest against their treatment ard nom
mate Ticket Of their own.
CITIZENS ASSOCIATION CONVENTION.
The Convention Of the Citizens Association met pur
susnt 10 adournmen, last evening in Clinton Hail. for
the purpose Of making nominations tor county GERS
After some preliminary discussion as to the mode OF
voting or candidates the Convention procesded to the
nominaton of a city Judge Each dclega,es name vas
called when the most prominent candidate was yenes
r. Whiting, few votes having been cast for rhoffaa
Stewart On motion OF Mr.. Stewart ex.Iudse Whiting
was nominated by acclamation amid great applause.
:, Tho lonventon prooeedst 10 nominate sheriff John
W. Farmer aud Charles the principal mont
nss' es yoiss oes'"sn John N'y and Michael Come.
There were 1856 votes cast-of = ,.....
received lo6; Charles 3 --aoh John W. Farmsr
iJ q, -, ion, job -scr 90, and other Candidates
T,ms,,on. '-~>. - w Farmer was nominated by 40
,ornsy as IGnyens ns proceeded 10 nominate District Az
and ga prominent nominees oolas Renard o'dornan
,k-st being necessay fcr Majority. Richard OGor.
man received III John sedswick, 81 Charles Tracy ~
| other candidsteS, 3.
The conveton ipto another ballot, the result o!
which Was as followsfotal number or votes, la ne.
csssary TO choice, ss--of which Richard oGorman
\ Mived 90; John sedgwlck, ~; scattering 2.
4 M OGormau Mas accordingly declared " DO she
| nominee.
Beiore the Convention proceeded to vote for County
Clerk delegate not on tno printed lis-Chares Hair
pine Privs,e Niles OReleyl appeared The result o the
ballot was as ioows-Iotai nuabsr OF vc'es, lls ueces
sary to a choice, "a
General Abran Duryes, 20; John .. woodruff, 40; :.
w. ., Ieveridge, SO; Hiram ID. Faulkner, !, Chas o.
| Halppe, Il, aud some sQatlerIne iSs.-s.ts
/ Mr.. Lcveridge was nSmjQatsd BY acelamatica. Vim
/ H. Webb aud ArdreAs Wman were tho prominsol
| names for supervisors. Ar. Webb received . largs
l majority Of the votes and nominated Tha follow
irg gentlemen nominated for Corcnars VIM
oDounell, Roselcr, stephen Smith, J. W. Greeu reso
luton was adopted direcsng the delegations q ,ho az
fsrent Assembly districts 10 meet, and tbcy deem 0
10 20 do, 10 nominate candidates fot the sssoinby.
Tho Convention adjourned after mjn.si ehyiua beer
/ In session over nve hours.
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The New York herald., 1864-10-12
Decision ip' she Case Of the :, :,
steamsh hip E~> ~

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Me0tSs@ y, sip Eta, formerly the rebel pri-
ys'eeF Heu'pu'lo~ Sas decided In the United states
S0sl. ~ .ns term, In iavorot the government.
70 te~ .ead his opinion on Thursday last, disml ssns
tks osya OF the Hfltiah merchants al Nassau, tho
vo6od that vessel Of beiligersus cannot legally u
eteld 70 neutral IN time Of war,
fbn morning Mr. Ksasby, United States District Attor
vey, moved for decree Of connscaon, aud the Judge
ordered decree Of forfeiture updcr The act OF August
tso1.
This cass v novel aud importArt involving tbe same
questions Mat wiA probably arise in the case Of the
0eosGh
CHARLES Edwards, ESQ, OF New York, appeared for The
British claimants,