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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31

AIBANy. 0ct. 30, 1864.
Gov. SEYMOUR has issued the following pro
elametion:
TO ANAsAJ. PAeKER. WILLIAM I. ALLEN. a.d "h
KELLY, gr,efsnSs
IL being reported that Colonel SAMUEL NoffH agent
nj the State G NGw.Yo at Washington together with
certain other citizens of this state not in the Milt'Il
OF Naval service Of the United states have been pacc0
IN arrest By the military authorities OF the Oiiied
States and for such arrest having been CIV
20 me- and being anxious 10 learn the fact Of each al
yest and the ground therefor 10 tne cDd that no ihno
cent persons may be imprisoned without ials ana
SPEEDY Trial and that 10 obstacle may nc PIT IN tho
way Of the soldiers Of This State having ar bGpt &C
eordng TO It's laws shall be held 70 answer therefor
Know you. that 1, HoRAIIo SEi2oth Governor OF
The State OF New York. do hereby appoint you, NMNA
j. pARKTR WILLIAM r. ALAN and WILLIAM NELLY
Comuissiners for and in behalf Of the state OF New
York and do authorize and direct YOU and each OF you
forthwith 10 proceed the City of Washington as such
Commissioners there 10 inquire into tho iaots and err
cumsaDces relating to such arrests and alleged causes
therefor and to take such action IN the premises q,
will yindca,e the laws OF the state and the rights ana
liberties of its citizens 20 the end That Justice may De
done and that all attempts 20 prevent soldrs from tls
State in the service 81 United stats from voting
or 10 def-aud them to their action in votins
or 70 detan alter the votes aresdy cast by them III
pursuance of the laws this State may be exposed and
punished and that YOU report your prOco cdnSs 70 me
with all convenient peed HOKAIlO SLY MOIR.
d. WILLIAMS IT., Private Secretary.
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,Ihc Dullr Of Nck.cnstlc.

The death Of Henry PELHAM FirNSES Eel
HAN CLINTON, Duke of Newcastle IL ann"arce" py
telegraph from Cape Race. The Dnko was nor" ID
London May g. lsll, and was consequently my three
years OF age ~ the time Of his death 10 was eau
Gated NJ Eion College ard In 1879. being then EaFi
IIscoLN became member n tho House 81 towons ior
the borough OF Newark bis politics being Of tie Cor
seryatiye or Liberal school Ia 1884 be became Lorl
Of the Treasury under the shonliycd Naturalization
II Sir RonrRr PEEL formed In that year. and after it,
dissolution was an actiyc member Of the Opposition.
On Sir RoBEnI's return 10 power In 1871. and uniA
40 Lord LlxcoLs Lod he oh!ce q. thioi Couim~
-i,nrr Il Woods and Furets Which be discharged VIII
ability IL the course of th.s latter year Sir ROBERT
prgis yiows ON Free 1rlao underwent a change, and
l.. advocated 4 Fepenl ~ tie Com Laws, much ~ III
eharrir o. largo portion u tho Conservative peTtJ
which consequently abandoned his leadership. Lori
LINCOLN however adhered 90 him, and, IN order 40 pu
crle the niurfccn; 81 bis constituency then 81 south
Nottnghamsh.fe. AMI largely agTlcuiiuriln i.s1LaFr
ter resigned his position in the Woods AM f"restr
and accepted The Chief seor,tnryship Tor ln'gHd "
step involving 4 Reelection Ia Parliament The then
Duke Biz father. disappearing o. ms SONS "a
Htca course successfully used a., his influence against
him and Lord LI,,oLS was defeated and compelled Ia
nccopt the les important seat for the farA borough
In the gin Of Lis father inaw the Drkc II Hamilton
Sir RonEKT IrrL gned hs Office IA l-i'ad Lord LIS
cos also threw up hs Secretayhp retaining bis soH'
In the House ard exercising considerable Influence D
ono Of the leaders under his old political chief H.
January ls5i the Duko OF Newcastle died. and Ear
LINCOLN succeeded 20 the title. IN 1872 ttc new pukt
became Secretary Of State for the Coonles and ~
io Minister Of Wal in the Cabinet Of Lord ABEEnEN
This latter of 90 was created distinct Goyerumcn;
department. ~ tie outbreak OF the Crniean War, and
rho Duke rliuquishing the Colonies became Secretary
Of War. The blanc which the nal administration O.
that war oansed the Government Of cogrc shared
hy ihe Secretary. Who defended himself with great
spirit IN the House VI Lords aud then resigned after
ward visiting The Crimea. and being present at thc
capture OF S,bastopol. 1853 tire Duke aenin hscar
Colonial Secretary Sir ROBERT PERL being once uor,
Ia power and Ia e,1 visited this country IN company
with the Prince OF Wales on Nhich occasion be gained
tho esteem OF those Americans with whom no wa
brought into contact. lie leaves several childr,n.
he eide; 81 uhor. HfsN PELHAM ALEXAyDRE, boz
10 1894 succeeds 70 the title.
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Great Britain.

The commercial failures in England continue,
The Duke of Newcastle is dead. lie died on ile ,e
instant. afler prolrscled iliness.
Tie London Times thinks it not DuchariGhc 10 p.
pose that tho Federal accounts Just made =,
yorabe possible 90 suit the political emergency
sporcs the prospect OF co1tlasd war most ue.s
choy and dospsing TO the whole world ami IS p,csits
inc tfe greatest repg0aches 80 mankind.
The new steamer Ontario. belonging 10 tir siepa
Navigation COMPANY, is agrornd Icar harno,1 /,
There ale some hopcs 81 Getting her OF son WI 9
her frs, trip Aie1andra, prior 10 gong Oh the h
York line.
The American adyiocs received per TIE s:iAul p
North American had Particular effect M iireisnri
The grant gar in sid of Southern prscrptrs V 4
opened III Lii cfpooi on the 18th inst. wlin srt p
cess. Political feeling is discaired in fhe matter a.
very general support is boag extended 20 ne pina'
y rather more hopeful feeling pervadff Pogish Q"
merci'l oircles ON fAe 18th, but on the lsh 'ne :
renewed gloom and depression The iln'.J wrfr -
sustained bat speculative stocks continued 20 sf'i!n
! Another suicide has taken place. \ londnn mansl
Of the Mogcauti.o Exchange Bank hos kintd hnnse'
from undue excitement IN regard 10 'he ai'airs -
Bank which reported 10 be rot IN confisri so
There was an increased demand for di3coeni ~ q
Bank u England.
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Amusclnents.

The procrammc Of the week at The numerous
places Of amusement is unusually attraci'c' in'
managers, as adrot strategisls arc making mann
movement against the politicians. Inc OILY ""'"
meetings they oonntermino. are those OF Ahfiho1
WAgD at Dodworth Hall, which are held every nieht IN
,e ,vce and with such success that they will possibly
be continued TO tho end Of the season. Eec'"" o'H'
ara rivaled and tho dead walls Of the city are awe
with posters summonng tho people to ever! sPe'os
entertainment Tragedy, comedy, farce, drama mppo'
drama magic music--eyory thing natural anu super
natural has its turn and is set forth IN the og"'ea'
coor One would suppose that instead Of being IN ING
iIst nj rcheIliop We were at tho height OF carnl'
val Such is life.
Manager WALLAcK opens the ball tonight WIZ
"Rosedale,' enliyened by new music, ne" e"s'''h'S'
new scenery and effects generally Inc ehser' am
ment will no repeated on "Wednesday opd fudaJ'
Meanwhile The Wonder" VIII be revived On Iu'sia!'
and for ThursJsy we are promised another Represents
ton OF "rhc Busybody."
Manager Sruaar Of the Winter Garden Announces
a repetition Of The School of Reform accompanied
by way of contrast with the uproerious farce Of My
Neicbbor's Wife" Mr.. CLkgHEs success as boD
Tyko in the former Is OF tho events al The scSoh
His Browa. the Broker in the later, ihongh VI
fling character, exhibits powers equally remarkable.
FRIDAY nights No the Winter Garden continue 10 Dc
given m 10 'Ds Boot" ard TCcdcs.'
Mrs. WOOD Of the Olympi) commences the week VIII
comic drama entitled Morguerite's Coor' III "hie'
Mss ELIZA NEWTON, young actress rom LONDON
will make her first appearance and tho pey oi Dom
naue the Dssertero the leading character to be payh
BY Mr. HoIsros. On Wednesday Mrs. WOOD VIII ap,
pear AZ ElTira In The Rose Of CASTLE u musIcA
drama) and Miss NEWTON the MILDLY Ash"re In Che
nlay of that name Tie Rose viii BIZ repeated ol
Thursdsy and Saturday. followed by Popping tue
Question
! Mr. BARSuM has engaged Il troupe Of educated DOG
and a coInpany Of seneca Indians The other atrac'
tons Of the Museum are varied as usual The plays
Of the week will ho 1.-The Prince and Wnehnan'
Hrntng Turtlo (ghich must be Lively sportl The
Prisoner ol spelbcrg,' and Tho BeIo OF the Base
uent."
Mr. nixon has engaged several new performers for
his IIippothcatron in lomteenthst., which, II he III
permit so yulgaI phrase. is now first rate circus
Mr. HELLER, Of the Sale Diaoolique Offers as ms
principal feat for the week series Of extraordinary
tricks with a Demon I'm Scarlet"
Surie necromanccrs. AZ tho Hope Chapel open an en-
tertanment Ought, which according to the hhis
Is 10 consist chiefly in setting a. defiance The laws OF
sravitaiion HEsGgg sotisirs himself win sclins q
defiance the laws Of gravity.
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Hiss Auna DicLin-on OH Ihr Chrago
PLATFORM.

An immense audience, including many ladies,
gathered saturday right nj the Cooper Iu.dtute to
hear Mis-, ANv. g. DICKINSON oc Philadelphia. on the
"CLi,.so Platform The Lest Ditot.r T,e iair Zee
tur-r. Wlo was pttired tn hand ONE light purple
moire antique dress, Wns Introduced 10 the Audience
by Mr. TmoDoIu Triton OF r. AHdT'Hf,H ana was
greeted with hearty AID Gdmiras rpplarsc. N's
DICKINSON commenced by affirming that the statement
Of Gen MCCLELLAN that the waT Ms began for TIE sole
object Of preserving the Union. aid OF the Aicago
nj lintm that tho war was failure. were both equally
false ne the hearts that conceived them. I!.c Ru,
begun o. Rebels and traitors nr tie o.c object OF de-
strnying The Union. She then gave tnInmn! u! tIr
II the Southern leader IN 100 aud >oi prey ous 10
the war, and said IT the South ia i-,O -1d they
would have COM promise. then they snail hive Rome
IA l-gi nrd l9Gs-saVe the battle held md n the
mons mouth. II compromise would nei end The war
four years ago. would II end II now Mss DICKi'hOS
thea gave u resume 0i the attempts az compromise WITH
the South rroyious the Rebellion and said BY tie God
Of Battles that lives aud reigus above We swear thnt
we have done with the word, now aud forever. The
Chicago Platform meant compromise. hui luG not a
word tO say about tbs pablo debt the currency, tho
families OF soldiers, or the grand old Monroe doctrine,
and though II pretended devotion 10 tue inon u Binp
/, meant that 4 number of hungry and poor wished
feed at the public crib. aud h their pocket n, the
puhiic treasury. She eioquenty refted tue Insertion
tnat the war was failure, by recounting what had
bec done aud The etoto, achieved by the Union arms,
aud then proceeded Ia discuss the candidates proposed
by ito Chicago Convention. or GHoEGE PKN.
nIETog she raid that he. sitting as u
member Q. the House NJ Representatives In the midst
of war; has voted against every b Promising aid and
help tho Government, for calling the national
force and providing for the enlistment Of c"orrd trO0pa
against eyey revenue BILL against every conscation
bill against bounty land warrants FOR soldiers. and
against every bill for the vigorous prosecution of the
war Mss DICKINSON then said thai ~ cmnr djgn "a
Itilo 10 MCCLELLAN he might be very that it
The record Of s public life he said that secured him
the nomination. She tben with merciless severity re
viewed at length Gen. McCiLLLiSs military career.
charging on bis ipacon and went Of generalship all
THO disnser Of the Peninsula cnnpBigu and that the
battle OF hntetum Won by bis lieu,enants but ts
fruits lost b. bis nnotiOn. His record briefly summed
up is this As civilian he has no record, his party
probably believing for good reasona that Mr. PESDlL.
TON had enough for both. As military he has
beyn yvervhsTe detected. FINALLY, ~ :hf fsiara sl
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NV YoKr. Oct. %. M

Nfw YORK tci. ~ Itti.
find M name appended 20 u call "To tho hus
NOS, Nrwiork" in your issue Of 2eh inst se.tn
forth the itile eos NJ President LINCOLN in surprc.
the Rebson 40, and demanding change Of AdnlnistIs
usn, &C
NJ, IA. doubtless thc name Of many others Of on
merchants 1, a m has been used wholly without authority
d. deem this failure tie part OF tie North
d, not believe 81 the cessation OF hosites," but q
huhy trust and pray that ABR,mAn LAooLs nsy be To
see,ed continue this unt overy Rebel In yield
obedience 10 the laws IL our coiitey.
By inserting the above you win confer favor upon you
obsdient servant JAMES A. WEBB, 1876 Pearl ,
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l.a.cs: snip News.

ANRlN fli..sssss'f w AZ 'fI. ~
s-esr1-hip Chsmp.on vi -o. Scs 90 lean. ur.. ~.
Steamer r. bccos Clyde wett Arlington, \ 'o.. =
a. : s.e..ni ;rsnsrcr Eeasin.tor kc,. vo'fcB W. q.
;t,ogs'1l ooniHaudis Fortress aloDr 80, = h'!f'
s, =, yr,rasl: Trt mo this nor; for rrr. - ~.
Al, srr.oi spese.oa OF x. and NM. gaies daip. 80
ship on'o ,Fr, Rocbsr. Vera crn4 20 l,y' il tsast
Better a DcNrr;u. 49, 81
ShiY raaa,ra soae Francisco July lil u.es, ". I.
Coleman. Las a- stfy ra'y soi moot 81 ~ Fi'sig'-
osi sails. tc.
Ia. ;Lr cs.'r pa,-l ~. lets bark Golden Fs'ce iof Ne
Bsrk ,rle, Priest iof Liverpool Jones. Phlai,iprs Goa
Ns,re.
dsy-, Crockrs. =" co. g.. 'Hsoev isus nir'., - -
rahbd Chaguc,y. Has tetl % days tom ia - ''''f
Gss Fes..,as. Me.,, s,ovo Inlet ?. C.. dls IN b,gt-
"a Ermt Sin,c ii.f ,r1rr NV. winds, slii ssir a..
b.ig sf,rey tot isif kaloek, ll,yma II icy. ne.
any sri cedgr fn inst. OF ta'tc a. IN Nv
f.s. ';1rod d",k. stove sally .gat sal' &C. .,.
Bd, Woodland. NIuAir 10y West ea!H i D. i''
irir Stpoa,t, Tracey. Lmgn. c. h. Is daJ' c'a a. l.
BIZ william R Sawyer Tracey, Lnssn, c b., - ls,'.
R-i, Wiiraor w.l' EHr'beihroI, sor Bo.i .h "a.
schr T. baiiy Freeman, Cla,e Bay. i dsys, COO g. B.
s,ir Mary NOVEL; h,ry,g E,'be:hpo-; ior coas,,t.
schl. .alc,r. isIc. ii'iieroI IL 5siisf'.
>,ar H. Sustion. ter.s EA zlbe'hg "sl 10. "a i.'f
S,.. orlando smith. Trrf.s. New Haven.
sen. Mpi'fo. liesth, New-liaNen.
~chr. Oriental, Thomas, X lio.t f1r Boston.
Schr. :. T. R-ser Dixon. Baltimore, coal
Schr. Moderator Let's Nireui., wood.
S,ar Edwin. Alcu. FORTRESS Monroe, - hc ? ia '-.it
ilsster
sem. Mary striman, TucAe Post Royel days, Ia csii
y. h. MrGiUldy &c.
srh. j. ~ Cousdon lot Grersts) sumons, G-ansds. e
G.ys. Us metal. j. ". Hubbard 90.
SER. Underwood -, G-o-seiown io1 phdg-Ion 'esi.
NlSD-At Sunset, W.
BELOW
ship Constsi fiur. trrvy, nom Liverpool
ship toncmt0. Dre!Mr. Liverpool Aus. %.'l.
ship ara VI hccr., nilinarb, L,yeEpoo! c<p. ltih
SAILED
Ocr. 3O.--Sieincrc-Co.sp azi faheni., Monis,lnig
Bir.s-EQaiiy, Atlanta.
Rrigs-bounClrg Blow. Globe.
Sthoonen-Ayin, Rhode l,4nd, Hcuy Ca't'' t.-rfi"
Hatch, ;. I. Dawson. .
18th Inst IN, ID %, Ion ty bark Brohc' henc, '"s Won.
Christie, dsys cut.
ell 'nst > p a.. h. Inl,s below Nov oTerns 'toam =
Evening Star.
e5h is "a Tot4sas steamship Ariel, hence -, Nc'o-
Lean. -
Can't. Simmons Of The oak j. W Consdon report o., ~ 4"
T. :. 1lronde ru Into Or'nie N'i 20 ~ Z"
supply % coal bot .r au liberties would not allow irf 20
have ~, and ordered here from pot . ., - 8,
The Amelia. Priest report. .sd mes, go iis - g."
Sandy Hook Fad severe gr.e from Sc "a Nh dntE
winch sprus aeak; ios sas, &c.. AID Obliged 10 h'"
ovrrboari mart VI the cargo -nl 90 put 10 hel r r,f
2g,h a y, M wren tito Highlands came IN coilson VITA
b,g h. rsr Wet Indies with ogwooai fooh on "r
the rsptsin aud rrc", and brought them TO q = g'-
steward OF the brig lost. and t l. supposed u" r ''
during the night sic could no, b. seen ca He i'o MS
norn,ur Los Qua Jib boom. bobsitys Ne
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Commercial Inteiii~srcc.

LIyTRpOoI. Oct. 10. --COTTOS.-Ttc $40
for Monday and Tuesday were 800 bales .rr.rd.gg
1909 bagcs "a Spectators aud exporters IL. market
Is more quiet and TA1er steadle, Dlt gIviai,ia q
unchau ;ed.
TRADE KEPoIT-Tic Manchester r3arke; i ipsgl.
lar and prices O. goods AID yarns AZ Sill de- i0ins.
BRr .psIuFFs-rhe market is still d0a ~. l.t, Ea.-
ARD-oS, SPENCE & Co, GoEpoS. BHrcE Co.. AZ
other, report: Flour heavy Wheat Yer! dYI s1a u
oIinel Id. Per GENITAL; Rod Western. 40 iii' J.r9
Southern, 7'9del Corn Luil and declined Dc2a lfr
quarter; MiSed. 90 5e2. Z.
PROyIsioSs-Thc Provision market j. dri Wkhf.
FTELD Nash & Co, E!oLAsD, NINA a 90. 30
Others report Beef dali; Pork quiet and S.ady; H.
con steady but quiet Lar! steady Tdllow duh nia '
dow nB ard tendrHcy. Butter steady.
PRoDUCE~-Ashes dui Sugar qui1t ana s'rtg ],
Coffee inactive. Rice duh k0sin 10 sa.,s SPINS .-!-
P'"''-' LoSDoA. O,;. -
BEEADsruFr5 steady; Sugar quiet Coffee slm AZ .
steady; k!ce dGl, 'rall0y dul.
Consol. close at ssiassl. for money.
ANERIcAS SroCXs.-illnois Central At..,a-, ~, -
5Ii discount. Lrlo Railroad, 40. a IL.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2D.--CCTroS-Tn3 eaieS
Yesterday and to-day foot up only coo balr nrlnsi' =
90 70 spectators aud exporters. Tie ai-s c'a'
dnll y in dcCiuc Of d e 10.
RRFAD<Ti FFs-Ihc rlaTket IS dnl.
PEnyr-tONs-The market "a inactive.
Pponrcg-rhe market Is dull Sugar y ef,i"r
Iu.ItoN OCr 2J-CoSSoIS closed al "a "a j y
r,oucv. .
AaFrIcAy SToCEs-Ininos Central EaiSo.i ~, =
/ so discount; Lie RAILROAD, 49i aiii.
fOxing 10 arrangement Of the telegraph vice ~
ro.,iulcr OF the City of Manehester's news Ess "a
vet come 10 haud.-EDs.
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E.nrrHt.

IiyERPool, OF. %. jsfi.
The L. s. friga!e Niagara passed De'l io-f.'
bDand westward
It's expected That The steamship Ontario fip pie's
total wreck.
The commercial depression stu con. 'H1's.' Ins
al tona f.lures include twcEtT liverpool DiiDs iLi-
ested IN tie alnLsiCaa trade.
LONDON 9 :. -. sos.
The political news to-day Is oil an .nmpor.'
ant character
Letters received from lio de Jsneiro confirm IN
reported severity ~ t.e copmere!ai pane sh9ff Jfo
liabilities Of the four suspended BANKS m tii' 'y WI
reach ~, lOU. 100 sterling.
The slap Ger,ruGc, Tor san Francisco Nss 80. "a
Janciro. disclargirg her cargo iot - I~lf
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Aunsa y. Parker, Wm. z. sitc" md W "''
Kelly Appointed 10 60 10 Washingt"u'
WaTJRTOWN. y

Gov SEYMOUR has appointed Commission
consisting Of Hon. AMAsA j. PARKrR. Hon. WV. +.
ALLEN and Hon. WM KELLY forthwith to proceed 70
Washington 10 inquire into the causes of the arrest OF
Col NoHTH and other citizens Of the state Newton
aud 10 take snch action may be necessary 20 secure
speedy trial and to yindca,c the laws OF lie State ana
nj the same time 10 see that sny atcmp. the part OF
ANY one 10 prevent the soldiers from voting. or 10 de-
frand them OF their votes to cOercc their 1coh W
voting OF 10 detain alter the votes Already east ~
tbem be eTposod and punished. j. I. MILLER
Inspector q cnoml of tho state 81 New \ OK.
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TIrR FaAUDs IN sOLDfEHs' SofHS'
u...n,. sasd SO be senterced 10 Bive se"Fr
Rsnprisonmcut.
WELLINGTON, Saturday oct ~

WaslnNGTON, HaIUIu"!' OV'' - -
The New-York frauds still attract COCA snare
NJ noblic attention There is considerable anxiety u
Re,nbican circles TO learn how The rIPose ana 'ne "c
ton Of The military authorities in the matter WIZ operate
An Eew-York The specifications upon when the ae'
eused are tried do not charge fraud upon the Election
law. bn forging and signing fictitious names OF military
officers upon afdayits and other official papers IN con-
peotion with the soldiers votes. II Is understood thH'
poNoHug has been found guilty and sentenced TO I'VE
wears Imprisonment in the penitentaTy.
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.JouS.srREgr NJ. II. CHuRou.-Thc 9Gth An

STREET NJ. Il. CHURCH.--Thc 9Gth An
n.versnTy of this church took place yesterday. com
meneing "a the morning With love.ieast aud preach
ing by Bishop JAMES la the afternoon the former pas
ter and Ionb met IN re.Hnion and in the evening
general meeting held conducted by the Roy
T.. L. GGIswoLp. Tie Rev. Il. l.. DAsnItt sso 1eiv'
cred ,,smea
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Soniin"ed fasisres In England D.s.h q
the Dnhe or rcwcastie-A sou,b,rm
Rnzanr i'm liverpool.

CAPE RAnS, Saturday, oc. 70. 1904.
The Inman steamer City of Mancboe,o, c,''.,
Liverpool on the 18th via Queenstown on the 2h M &,
passed this point at l2 O'Clock last night aud vas in.
tercepted by the news yacht Of the Associated p,,s
and summary Of her news obtaincd whleL Is ,orr
days later.
The steamship City Of Baltimore from Neu.york.
arrived at Liverpool on tho 18th inst.
The steamship North American. from cns6oc 81,
rived at Liverpool on the 18th inst.
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COLLISION stcam-transpoEt IiUdsoIi,
wien passing down the North River Saturday n'nri
iug came In with the ship J. j. h''tr' ~
anchor near nedioes Island, Outward boanl "srfsl
away the ship's Iib-bODm and head-says. Ihr Eho'
lost Leg me.aaast stoye stafbo@rd guar'c 900 f".'
,fp.t iplsp
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FROM \ CORRESPONDING.
Toht Iiif3l e Tle " y Trbpaa


SIR: \ gnug OF 800 rowdies (Gov. Sevmour's
al friends, passed through ihi- place u> nvht
follr 20 prse ish; To take place near Utisvlle
=. 90 ald a. IL their custom on snchuvcaa0rs. robbed
and plldr. ed 1t their Will. They got of while the
train Stopped % this place, and Gher iuFeihy rVbblg
ree men, and picking the pockets If several others.
siogtcd " hyrra FOR liitle MAG. and jumping the
car. proceeded u Mdd"tOwn. which is the rex. stop.
ping place. Where they rciuGccd their Ouirggc. rob
bing men, i1snltng women AMI mohbiug soldiers (bc-
causc they IND Ought tor their country, ara destroy
lug hundred, ~ dollars worth OF property. Moi content
VIVA this they added mmdcrFp e.r crimes. The vie.
tui j. aged man from Kentucky. whom they robbed
and injured thar he died and While yet their hands
wrrr wrt With h, blood. "huIrah for little MAC aud
Gog. ~rfW0rB was their shout. Ilrst murder, then
In cicer for MCCLELLAN Whist must the party be ~
which such friends composc tlo rank ana file Let
honest. lnw-aJdinR. lw.ioying Inch unite and send
such party % political oblivion. j. g. ".
GD.trf. N. J.. oct -. ls''.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31

THB CENTRAL PARK.-ln Gsw weeas the
concerts which make tits delightful resort so fascina
ting on Saturday afternoons will DO disesntinued At
the lat concert tho visitors we're not 80 bumerons "a
during the Summer but the number wns sfil 70 large
% 10 make the lore scarcely perceptblc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31

TCRMETICAI. BARREL CcMpANY.--A
Iini.ad portion OF the STOCK remaining UusoG =. 10
iirrmeties Barrel CoePany organized under go rrr!s
snte OF the stare New f.rh, ,r tho pep raw "a III p,
rel and packages by the Robbins Potent rrf which .
now daily sran4ed and practical opposition unoss 80 ds.-
toshp Of =, -
W. u Foea. J. n. 'oyASs.
n N DxisYrLE D.sL- MISrhO.s.
". y CCwIss,
can lie obtained DIV prpving 70 4. A. TAIth. hs,H,ry
of tho Conpany No IsJ broadway Ioni hop Lrns' ale
e i1:s1Qsasy sssSy sr6e,ssS Y =. teRy(Sb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31
CAv0Hr GOfSG TO 1HE YANKEES.

DANIEL O'DOSNELL, iATgICk GIANT, JoHH
DoYLI a. MOHEGAs. h. fkgI.EY aDd J. 60 RkAN !rish'
men and coH.cfiits wer yfrtcraaF picked up ~ TEA
IAu.fs ,confs ON tho WILLIAMSBURG road. near Boar
Sw nmp ten rle, below the city. III. pasiy we're rsi
IDENTIFY attempting to make their Way 10 the enemy 4,
Hoes. They were oil detailed cunscrpts. Who have
recently been ordered go their commands IA too
field They have been committed b. Tho CJs'lc oDos
MIL In plumber and gas ittcr. doing business 'I
Rruad street above NiniL lie icing Iut Agrs a. can
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