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Relic 9eCe0en6eiten.

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S8tattg far EinpanOersr ano Retienpe.
IrIDGratB tOn 2ett, @el6 d. G~nffernuro
basSJ ks
8AGtsntore' sttt0 0btOte tTenbok. ss
mad alien Iheilea beg @e4eas
ass &sss
8acfersbar0 ulb Marietto, coer Bsrpoob
r Wheeltng uuo Columbus.
Dte gniferniana ben Batttacre mad alien 3teIen bes aO.,
itens bet Der. Etaaten III auf bteier 1abn thr3er, as Uses
@eiI0htIptta, Ners Yort oesr aaf 1a.nb etnsr Gnbsen Souts.
kapr" bebienen, werben NIT b~tnitlten 3R9en uub Ddsen Sc.
ctbert, ate Die qafiastsrs srfer S!afit sel&e ntssr ole bas
1oppeIte aabltn. r 1891
Ote gedssn bteIer gaen sabsn sepoIRerte @tss. rerben sus
st1&t3tt erIeu&tst, TN Dtnter 8ebettt, nn6 sS ptro ben pafG.
stertn Srtntroiitr ntrabret@t, tur3una e TT fIr BITE Sequtul-
1@gei nae St@ertett otr Yefa9tsrs IN alien StaGsn aeiVt9t
@ut S0tgeg ua9n fntren oe AuSlnanberer oMf hS SInelas
gno DsAtshs, lts Ut BITE ttn.t8s 1aEn tn be.
20 ettta9sn be1Brbtrt. A1e Gnberen Sabnsn BE-.
toroesn nc9 lasrasr Stsisntseas psIse tn bic Btteinisttn
S.Gatsn ssnnaaesrt, MT ben !9n9faa.sn utersutsas3iesa
AusmaneeTer ptplesn amt esftF Ba5n BITE GDagen wdtreno
Der Gante1 Sttie bon Baltimore mad gtneiunatt mr. aoe
ltdl ai oer ganttn Strede. ,ptiner Baltimore tnb Gt
sSats, lon,te stsDti$sn Baltimore na6 chicago nar brsi 1sai
ua@ st. 2outS unb @bteaep tn 2 Easen. .1 "
Sober pahagter Dat 100 Pfunh Gepdd fret. etrb,r sn,,A
sts IL 5atren tsioBIsa taIbsn grsss. 2ta6er unter 4 Sabreu
Nn6 BGui frtt. SF
Das Gepad seDt utt ben PaFaSierta ,nb tonrn, mil ,t,..
sa Slet%er Set on ban Seitiannn9sortr an: Fin YsS.T
aal, stne S1@ssnts'Gu9 nser is!n GepdS Bis an ben Ort bsr
5eRi1uHto.
DeRtf@ Gsentsn fnb an ben s.rIds,besen gs,s,on
nMt t9rera 9epa6s nstter 81 %tef6rbern. Dte5es tt an5 q.
Sor!beil, ben feline anbere Sa91 Eittt..
Batrprelfs BON 8alttntors saAs
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@roBe NnsfebunQ :

@roBe MnSiebnnQ
Die billteften Orp 0ppbs in Der Stabt
Yrd6tppllen Calico 5u 49,, 20 uno % Gents
S66nen eeblsid ten @uslin sa 1sX, 90. 20 uns IS Gents
BEN befen, 44 greite, ;a 81 Gents,
unseblei6ter Mtas1in sa 20, 25, S11 anb 37H Cts.
ane Sprten saten WpHen<5lanel su IA cts.
@leeante, Sel-eetp6te fGparse Stiben3euse sa 80 Cts, $1.OO
SLIP, $1.25; unb BITE a~nerbefen ju $1.S7 Per garh.
GarbtseS ~ettenfpffe ~ rs Gents, S71a anb $1.Oo.
Serner Elm reiGbaltiees Eager Bon ntuen S~rlbiatrs= anb
Spnhmsraofen, Sbawls, @afimirs anb anreren R~leibtrffOf-
tea rnb alien nogltden @aenradren 3u zen ~niebri9fen BRET
len tn lem btatsen Drip @eDb 5aus BON
Spfetb Selt6er,
Nr 20 2peft,gdltimprefr. afptibet Grebertf-
(9Wtdr5jD fir. uab bent Wtarib Ndtft.
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81 Sdultai&ea, S6tefertarln,
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S6eeren, "a.
1z.4 9arfumtr&
Spielfdrten,
t- Derninipr,
ap Spielwaaren 3r. &c.
gDbEefale unb @etatt
6. g. efnta d. $50
SrnpprteIr BON Spitls II. acknowledgements
(sdpr-l 70 80. Bdltinprefr., @de TrtppIets Nnep.
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Gtn5tge fdere gee9enbett 5ur @rnerbung bon @runb>@ieenttum unb
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natt9en Stnaabunsenppn 3 bis 10 Dollars.
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Haben etnSGtaat nit 200 @enfGdsa uO 6 SbfbSumen ansepaaus. s
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OUtMtiA fir Wetfembe+
abgnng Der Giienbnbpiige.

AbgGng Der Giienbnbn5ige.
Rad Burlington
gOruittaes : 8 As 700 900 une 10 uhr.
g2aGmtttass: 3 80, LAS unb 1850
@runtass um 3.45, 9 ubr MDrsens nuO
$50 RadmitteS8.
Bon 8abtuSton
8prmittoas: $50, 7 80 1I.15.
Na&uitta88 ). 4.30, 5 20, 7.50. unO
$40
Spnntuo8 nur. nm 7.30 MoraenS unc 8
unb $40 RahutA tags fRr Baltimore. nm
$50 fir 8bilaOelpbta uno $50 fur Jtetpf
gcrt.
Na9 Annapolis
BON Baltimore z 8Ormittuss II. Ans
aHulitta9s.
Bon 8albiustpn $50 Nprur. 8 unO 4.3O
NaGuittd9s.
mad gu mberlanb, WheeliH 8
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8pfsus Mprsens 8 20 Otin.
grpreB5u9 Gbenos 9 uHr
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4.30 Nadmittus -Nb9ung penTretetid
llbr MpreenS.
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@ptsua 8 nbr 20 W2in. Wcraens.
grpleB3ug 9 u9r 80 Win. Nbenbs.
Accommodation 3 l1tr Nadmitta98.
Son Sarrt8burg
ommen tte 3a9e in Baltimore an : 8plt3us
$40 Na6mttta9S.
@rpreB5ug 7 ubr MorsenS.
Accommodation 11.50 Mpr9en8.
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beIpbta &C.
8 rbr 40 Wtin. 9Rpreens 0pf3a9.
40 rp. @rpreb3u8.
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4 y SIS - NaHm. Ypl5u9.
25 y Absnp8 Grpre6Ss.
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nne 11.3O Nadmittags.
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Nud Union 8ritse, (iber @efminfter)
5eRen Die 3uae td9lid 100 MOrsens unO 3
NaGmittass.
Bon linton Bridge nm 5 unO $50 gOr-
mItta9S.
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off
8eben bic DampfbUCte ieben Nadmittas 4
ubr Don Union Opd, SUP Der gencorbl tr.
al.
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8ebt Die pferoe @iienbabn bon z ubr SEQ t.
gems biz 5 ubr Nadmitta98 ltannli6 ppn
Der @de @nIpr uub gaftftr.
WGHe, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir
MuS1Gn0er, a1tDere WCnmaebten
FINITE ane Arten eeridtlt6er Dptunente merben nit arpee
Spref1lt su btlisen pretien tn meiner Office nuSsefertiet
pUrnuf i'd has beutihe Yutltum ~befpnSers aufmertiann
made.
ThpmaS 81. Rt d.
(9SGnS) 5FentIt6er Nptar, 80. 81 g eep
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Nod 8e # : MarY1anb.
Nud Union 8rit9e, (iber Mefminifer)
5eben bic 3nae td9ltd 100 Mcrsens uno 3
NaGmitto9s.
Bon linton Bridge IN, 5 unO $50 gOr-
mitta9S.
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JneO6ini(C6e 0nSeiQen.
n~nfeblbare
y e. lining Der Srnhfnht t,

peIde aud Obme gEihen ces Srinsers sefdbebeH
na fam.
Stir SetIunsl ptrb s%arantirt.
aaeiniass 9eppt fir Baltimore BEL %. g eslba&.
Np. 455 WefsSaltiuDreh
Sn gDalbinetpn bet 8. & ON sti u. Co., SO 3O1 penn.
fulSdnia Muenue. (Gebr2-3Nt)
yStdbtte fir Xet0en6e!II
Nrpfe11pr NpuiS @nnornm'S
reltberibnte
SlutretntgurgS= mn6 SlbfiiDrnnaSz
*tst@ GrGuter
ino %unfrettt8 bic belen, bis jeBt tetuunten Mltttel, nm tte
Serlprene Selun6beit pteherber5ufeaen, fpwie, renn Seits
senpnimen, Rrantbttten Su ~per6Iten. DieIelben Gn6 lett
uber elm
8ierteliabrbunbert ibrer 6eilfraft peaen
tn Dertf9lan6 rlbmliGit befannt unb esa&tet, unb babeu
G u. aIS pier st ben lesten bret Sabrsn eiaen ionbeH &W
Sellul19 bDSlpilllger uno bartnGcFioer
4.as &rn1fbciten,
urS iUate Ettentanb bte SpTnuns, sebetlt Su terben, dufs Ee
ter ireroen bon mir lnH
brett bon SeutI6lanb
~irtpprtirt unb erpfsble tb tieleIben trineenb meinen ,pertben
SdnoeleIten sum ~8enetsten 1ebrau9e, ba i9 fet ~uteraeuet
bin, bag en Sober Der etnnaI bappn nimmt, NIT Der gDtr-
tune GENTS ~8ufrteben un6 ME mebr Cbne bieIeGben letn mirb.
Sece Santlte icute fets baSpn I'm 5aule BADEN; benin aud
BAIT uberrdf6eno,
.Ya SPLEEN O0er MuIDer1,
te mad Qbnnf9l unb taten FG BET fpleenesn &ranfbetteu al
pelpnoerS betlt1tt erptefen, ais:
Dl1gentranpf Sdmorrbptben, t1H .sltac8
Darnbe ftrtrben, Drnfen, a rut1#
@ei9wulft 0erfppfuns,
@idt &beumattsnuS,
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4 8rebsihaben Nunbfperre,
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S6nupfen. @er1hletnuna, & .e
~ WerDen1tmaHe,
2 S%uneenent; unbuns, WlaIerr,
.8- s431 rScrrpheln, 8anbpurm,
Observation-Disclosures, Wafertu1
Grippe, Rpltt.
M Hptbe Rubr, Rrdte,
81 s 6altfuBr SYPHILIS
- &alte Tieber, 5autduSftIdae
unb allen &rdnfbetten,
mel6e aus cerbprbenem Slute entlprtn1en,
Dds Bud taruber. nit pielen 3engntHen eebetlter perfDueu
rirb BON MIR pprtpfret auf Wunf1 an iebe NSre6e Serlan6t,
fcpte iebe sepanf4te &astunft auf brteFite Nnfrase germ
trtbctlt.
@ SuIiuS Oicnelt, Deatif, y
Mltrdnorta, %.
~naeiateer &eent bon prof. NDunerant's 3rdater
a11. wteeiStnen fur gang Amertfa.
Die Sanptagentur fir Srltimpre
beFneet fA In Der 9u6bonblune pom s. 6. h g. $ enntes
bd FEN p, rs gef grattltr. unb iinb baielbt has Bud
iOr0bL, ais aud bic 5etlmttteI Ju babsn.
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tT Cine pbpfioIosfbe 2InfTdbt BON Der Gbe.
@ntbGtt nabe3u 800 Geiteu unb $50 i@Sne SUPPER unb
Abbubunsen CUR Inatcmie Der @ef4le@isorsane, i'm se=
lunben nnb frantett 3uftanb, nebtf etner aS9anolnnS uber
Suaeubfebler unb i6re beflasenswertben Wirtunpen auf
Self nnb SSrpsr, nebft Der 8ebanblunssmetbcbe bes
Serfa0ers, Der e~iusisen pernnnftsemd6en unb erfoIsrei6en
Seilart, wie aus Dem 8eri&t iiber bebanbeIte SSne bers
Sproebt. Gin t~pa5rPafter ~0aat6seber fir Gerbeirotbete NIB
Seirat6sluftise, pel8e 3weifel iiber ibren pbbFIGen 3uz
ffaub besen. geirb seSen @inienbuus bon Is Gents In
Gofntarfenipber @prtcpapierSeIb rortcfrei an iebe MbreTe
reriGidt. Meretitre: Or. ga Grpir,
T1apr-i4 yp 81 Wlaibea Sane, Mbans, Wg.
The New York herald., 1864-10-08

Fort OF NeW rOrMs october Y. 1894,
CLEARED.
Steamship CITY OF Limerick (Brl Jones, Quesnsown and
Liserpooi-John q Dale.
s,esnahip grtsana tBf) FerrieE CiasOr-F Macas
Maid Co.
n.hip nr:T.n CRus), heicr, Southampton sna Sr.
Steamship oen sherman, Miller New orlcsns-N Brig.
ham.
ship Gibraltar lBrl, bailey Londop-Trash Dearborn
ship Winslow lFr) babnrte, nsvrs--Boyd fneKen.
Bark west Indian (Brl vansvi, Cape Town-g f,pley
Bark Frank Lovltt tBr) horton, Bris,o-Boyd Hiuos
:, Bars MeSrlm.s prus. orecnmould. Dunkrk-Tunch,
lTrs Cora Linn tBr), coudcy Queenstown BOYD d
II nc ken
TsrK snna tBr), schnicdam IIsvsns-Tru',lo vlning
Barb Eva II fieK, Fisk, Key West-Nesr fih X eona
Brig st Ross, Small daneeniia--R Buck Co
Ecnr ASrah Maria, UBdarhil 81 hts--B q v snbers
schr " sksburg Isrken, st Johns PRNistoa A Dnnoau
Echr Lin (Er) BRAY, Gundnloure--B y Small a 60.
eohr Nav vator xarston, keuyitsa Thompson Buutar
echr Hmpr.ss (Br) Clubhouse, ~ john Mp Nsyius h
Bonr.
Hchr Nd, BnnheF, " Washington--T Mayhew.
echr T. A FdsRTJs Line WaehiD gton- "A blof Abbott
sehr ] Rsndoeh, Rialey, WsshDaton--MT Runyon A
schr Towu,epo, Townsend, Wasainslon-sr Hupyon
ssG, John soss. Aoise BslIu,Ora-Ablsl Abbott
The New York herald., 1864-10-08
Fairs 'n Iadienn.

n lFpAsAroLf, Oet. 7, iec4.
1bt Etee aaa haallary FSrs held nors this week are
fAft ~ The week vas unfarolahie Il u bow Sery dnc
tnefe was az immense crowd 81 visitors ~ bob Places
100 n ana sidcng the distinguished visitors we're usoT
pseerAl Joe Hooker, AajOr Gsi Lgsao, asa Hos KCty
SstLs4R
The New York herald., 1864-10-08
City Politics.
ANTI.wooD MOZART CONGsB eIssAL NoMISATIo,

City Politics.
AHTI-wooD MOZART coNGHH ,IssAL NOMINATIONS.
FIFTH
The dssstss OF this Con met al tho Tenth Ward
8ote OF Broone and Forsyth street last night,
and nominated Thomas Cassn. The votc stood on the
hrst ba follows -Ihom,s CassIn, 13; William B.
Maclay Nelson Taylor, L. On motion, The nom nation
made unanimous
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Hon. James Brooks last evening oni1aied by ac
camation tor Congress, 10 the Eshtn district by the
anti Wood Mozart Convention.
DISTRICT.
This Convention met last evening in Fifty ninth street.
rc InTd avenue, aud organized by cecthE Mr Patrick
Corrigan, o. the aiuetoentn ward, Chairman. After
some preliminares Informal ballot gone into for
choice Of oans date, with the following result
Anscn herrok...,.......2 A. Reeyy ....,.......4 a
H. B. FerAns ......a..t2 Daniel Devin 3
Fernando Wood..........1 Thomas Mcspedon 2
IL me above ballot M Joseph T.y, Of tho Nineteenth
ward ected to the vote OF the Twelfth ward
there oeng no delegates prescat from that locality.
There being no nomination. committee OF conference,
consisting Of Nessrs. Joseph fully. A. n. Reevy and G.
n Ross appointed 10 confer With cther organiza-
toLs, ~hen the Convention aijournedkto Wednesday
evening next, al eight o clock.
The New York herald., 1864-10-08
Care Of EooBE & HENRY

RAILROAD hcuDsSI --Iae passenger train which LEI,
ta.s olly lor Chicago tho Sc Louis Aoa and Chicago
Railroad last fridsy Afternoon with sn accident
betw ecl Springfield and Bloomington, Illinois, By which
several Of the passengers were injured, but homo killed
Ihe train, which c,Dssed Of OIgb. cars was
crowded with PASSENGERS, aud wac BY sumo reas0uF,
which W. did not earn. thrown from the track dowu IN
emDankuent and eneetusly wrecked, Genorai NoKins.
Try board the train on hs way from 81 Louis 10
New York We have noS learned whether be was IN.
Iufsd.--,Sl. LyaU RsI sttes,s, Dch D.
The New York herald., 1864-10-08
M. Henry Thcmr aon's Despatch.
nav oRLRAKs, La. Oct J, 1864.

M. Henry Thcmp sons Despatch.
nav oRiEAEs, La Oct J, 1864.
IMPORTANT COTTON oRpIR.
The following important order issued on the 22d
ant BY Colonel sco.. commanding the rebel force
HHApcpAnTsRs, CAVALRY DETACHMENT
:. ,,.,,. :, oLsros La, Sep. g. 1863;
sdsr saers ss General Taylor
In Inc eye, OF the enemy advancing upon your lnes you
psssd s IL 70 % o s0n M s 1 sos @
sotton that may be within your reach and liable to
Colonel Commanding
EssaT or RFcgEI REGULATION ON
husiSsss.
Tie stringent relation 10 trade IN cot.
sso, if MT iaei viii ruin this city Q commercial
point o. All the business are complaining
and many q our most respectable merchants making
arrangements for closing their establishments and eav-
ina or t,e North TIE rebels thar cotton shall
sntsr the Yankee lines and the torch s applied when
svss discovered by them entering even the
Sslshborhocd OF our lines; and beyond Baton Rouge
roDg rebel picket (Which kept there for the express
perpcse o. preventing trade transportation coton
sas been removed because instead Of allowing staple
so be brought In 40 have sao, The most stringent
been sssed against trade 10 cotton in ALMOST
enforced that the rebels have relaXed their vigilance
end trousie themselves no more about the matter
Sycept in the order wheu Compelled 10 retreat
fall back, they are directed 10 destroy all cot
sec within their reach and liable 70 fall Into hands
COTTON AT vIoSasuR'%-IRAIK ABOUT TO OPEN.
me yicksburg Herald or the 9Th ut has the follow.
M
Ns Ieuis Adams Is bringing daily the Louisiana
>ore lots OF GOT on which Is tue product the
N$!se and industry OF the frcedne who cultyanr
Jaecos peninsula some Of them will realize hand
Xoare from the Of thor cotton crops
Our people viii be gad notice by the Treasurys
fDementsi to days that business Eachez i5
S6ou, ~ oren under the Treasury regulations Appi
{ents for germfs should attend 10 the notice OF B 7.
bonner Ell, Assistant Special Agent OF the Treasury De-
oATtrent.
HOUSE FORTY COTTON BURNED
gin aud forty bales the staple were
esstro ed By fre day sgo On the Scotland
4aanteiiun, near Vicksoury. The hre accidental.
The New York herald., 1864-10-08
TRAGEDY In Iowa.


nu9 DEPrTr UNIFIED Stains hAssHALs MURDERED.
correspondence Of Chicago Tribune
OsRALoosA, Iowa, Oct. z. 1894.
- q y Woodruff and L. Boshore, Deputy United States
afrshss y tht Fourth district ofiows were rssassnsed
n ,es hsnwey " party Of militia returning from q
W. sesA ati4, On saturday evening last.
the oeoecsS vere under orders 10 notify drafted
tess 6 seE tcNoship Powesheig county and suraged
20 sse 1laton q tie road 20 Point out tho houses Of
spe oth.eo nen betrtIai The or GERS and returned
Ytt not0rio's t-orf who nsd from the bushes on the
The New York herald., 1864-10-08
Brooklyn CITY PoIitics,

ANoiHEh CUN0NEssloNAL NUhihaff ION.
The Montague Hall democracy have nominated Mr..
John Creighton as Candidate for Congress 10
the Third district. There are three regular and
indeponden, candidate .or Congressional houors in
this district nsmely:-Jamss Humphrey, reDiblican,
William Wall. citizens independent Union Thomas n
faron regular democrat John Creighton, Montague Inu
democrat,
Arrangements are in progress TO call stl another ron
veDton 10 nominate ticket, 10 when there wil
be FIVE Canddate IA the acid and voters vii be able 10
take thoir choice.
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TIE Collision Of the Hcdar and Czarfna.
TO rEE EDITOR or Tug HERALD.

Nrv YoRE, OCT. 2, 1894
IN your Of the 4th Inst notice tho report OF tho
steamship Kedar on her arrival Al Liverpool, in which
II Is siaiol tLa there lights shown on my veg
sci THIS Il mistake, as Captain Muir OF the Eedsr
acknowledged 10 me that lie my vessel somelns
previous 70 the collision. Moreover after myself aud
crew we're taken oa board the Kedar, called Captain
Muir attention to the light stl burang on board of rny
vNse and 10 my opinion the accident was caused solely
by tie gross caTelets tsncss Vi the steamer.
NA1H. PINKHAM,
late master bark Uzsrina, Of New YORK.
Care Of EooBE & HENRY, 81 south street.
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Died.

Died.
FITzGzaAIp-on Friday, October 7, MARr, widow Of
Cornelius Fitzgerald mother OF Morris, John Cornelius
william and Robert Fitzgerald, aged % years.
The remains VIII be- taken 10 Albany on Monday, fcz
intermcnt from lal Cedar street.
Albany papers please copy.
PrTs-suddenIy, on Friday october J, JoHs rrrrs, 10
the 6sth yosr Ok bss ago.
Due notice viii bo given Of the funeral
Fer other Deutts zee Second PdgsI
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Arrival OF the Evening Star
ff,am New Orleans.
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gBPGTAN REBEL COTTON 0RDEI.
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Effect of he Recent Traes kegnla-
ueDs Oh BuSDtss.
TIRE PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION.
TIRE PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION.
Claims Against the Government by
French snbjects,

Tne steamship Ey eniug Star, Captain Bel, arrived
ese regt yesterday morning Tne Commercial Exvress
senfany and the Purser Of the Evenipg STAR win please
hanks FOR the prompt delivery Of correspond
and Now Orleans papers
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The Navy.

SAILING or 7aE CoLoaADo.The frigats Colorado Atty.
two guns, Commodore Horny Z. Thacber, sailed from
Portsmouth Navy Yard for Fortress Monroe On
Wednesday last. The foic wing the officers os the
ship
Ltexts,1sa Conn, Gnder--Greoneat Ciiley
Lisaeasgns-HenTy ;!. Robeson Mortimer l Johusoa
s 1sii"ss hlyt Ha'ts-Edsar ar cot4n. c#s = ''AD''''
Paymastr-V. Ingerscll
Assistant .surgsoa-- robert Willard
Cdpsa n of Ndrsns-L. I. Dawson.
L.c,aeuan' Of Harirs--E ?: Meeker
Cap.a.n's C'eyf-J. Il. T. Adams
EagtnesTs -cnief. Benjamin J Garyin, Frs, Assi..
sn., J. Il Bailey: Second Assistants, G. e. Roberts
savio II 4. sutherland aotins Taad Assistants q C.
Aging kasi.,s K1'es-J. v. Wallace, A B. Avery. E.
a. Gould, n. v. Thomas, A. +. Tucker, e. P Biague
H. G. Iborburn.
DxFAiTunE oY THz yosADxocK -Tae nciad Mouad.
mock, Captain J. ~ Bsrran sailed Boston ye.,sr.
day in tow OF the Rhode Island, and conveyed by tho
sloop olwE Brooklyn, Massasot and Luos ror.ress
Monroe. The following 10 luil lisi OF Der oacsra-
C1ptoia--J. u. Berrian
Lieatescct Ccrim1nd.r--J. n Miller
Sa.iiss MaS.sr-J. Nliken
PdsrCstsrJ. Wooken.
S,UGson--James Wilson.
Ersfos-W My, P Dsynon and J. 7 swn
En9snees-Chef, y Q. A. 2eiger senior FITS, Assist.
an, = 4 Rsns" rirst Asssisn, Y pfips ssoCad
ridge, john Buce and T. =. Wide.
Gln6cr-feter Barrett.
PGgT.Gstes's SelcdTd-Seth Davenport
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP royrosUc.
The United States steamship Pontosuc Lieutenant Com
mander Stevens from Aspowali September IS, convoy
to the steamer Costa Rca, arrived here yesterday ora
ing
The following Is list Of her ofbcers:-
Lisutlnd,t Cegtmandsr-Geo. A. stevens
Acting ssistcnt SarGcon-louis Michel.
dssuidat Pclmdste Geo a. Lyon
Acting EasgRS-Aley. D. Campbell James Hunt
John BartoN Jr., Alex. ". harlow -
Enotneefs--Iiist Assistant, Geo. J. Barry; Second
Assistants, II Thursion, Mark 1 SDmstron. third
Assistants, NJ. r. Viasou Walter P whi;tenore
ActiHq K1ss's hQtss--Chss. il. Smith Jas r. Dslsno
Vim. EeKd.
GimaeT--Berrlan Pclat.
tsy'dl4's Tterk--J Hollis
ptilraser's Cleri-A c. Peiton
LIST OF BLOCKADE RUNNERS cArTvRgp on
DESTROYED.
Annexed Official list Of blockade runners cap,nrsa
destroyed of Wilmington, North Carolina ,inoe
Augus 1868 b. the North Atlantic bloctadine squad
ron, Acting Rear Admiral 6. Y. Lee commandine;-
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The New Bed rnrd OH Market.

The oil market is very dull No transactions have
trarspired during the week
AT Now Bedford, 7th, bark Eagle tAmerican) from The
Atlantic ocean, Fsyal, July 25th with 100 bb's sperm
and 900 do whale oil sent home and sold 3Se bbs sperm
and 90 do. whale