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The New York herald., 1864-11-04
Mr. Charles III. Fnrrol,'s Despatch.
NARTHsBuRG, VA Nov. /, lS8As

AAHFlksbVhS, Va, NOV. - Aco4sf
SPLENDID CONDITION OF snsnDAn's AnxY
Information from Gen. sheridsns army 10 the ne.d up
10 egAt O'Clock yesterday morning received her
last evening At tha time matter rsmaned quiet. Tho
troops receiving and comfortable coshiug, camp
eluipage 60 The weather exceedingly ans and he
usuRl daily company, reg.uensal aud brigade drills had
been resumed. The troops were m sxceiegs discipline
health and sprits and roady tor any movement that
the commanding general may erior. siorldan's army
has been thrice bR.tered and CauIuI DO surpassed by
any similar number Of men in our arnios
wiscH.srsR.
III a'ss IN n SssI'ss' s.ssl saa
our army 10 the field, has baap abandoned such
ell the extra army wagons and teams have ordered
70 70 rendezvous a. tns poiLt ms measure mas been
account Of the difficulty in obtaining forage for horses
ana mues In future ell army rsias tor shs trout will
bo loaded hore and taken directly 20 the 'front.'. To
row evening large supply tfaia viii leave for tho 'front.'
General Seward, commanding this post viii send large
escort % accompany II TO ih destination.
Captain ". l. Morford, Assistant Quarternasfer, for
some time past the chief Of the Clothing end Eqopn spt
charge Of sl matters win lto Guar ermsscrs
Rssaat tmeat q LAS p6st This IA well deserved m.
pliheut y yogps AID enerpsisns officer.
Ma or Stevens, late Inspector General OF The Array &
Wost Virginia. arrived last evening from the
he rees 10 private life, bis Of having ex
pired Major Stevens leaves the service vito . good
record, but amid tao OF many brother soldiers,
all Of whom affirm as TO his patriotism an usefulness
ID 10 he hcped that at,er he has had Sufficient respite
from tho OF the hed among the scenes aud rless
ures home that he viii return again 70 the service with
Q silver leaf on his rtrsants.
General seward, the commander Of this rost has
been paying special attention TO the establishment
OF precautionary for The protection OF the tova
a3d be uninterrupted Communication d the Batimas
Ohio Ra lrcad. th,s he been very
ard he Ia able 10 muster arre force al short notice
any given point IN his oommaUd. General eewaId has
also regulated tho internal OF this poet 20 TO
render tho troops IN gsrrson reliable and efficient Ho
has prohibited the OF liquor TO eber soldiers ci-
and has ordered the coiug OF all places business
at six p n. Trade regulations especially IN regard 70
saies Of disoyal tendencies Of very rigid
character.
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Ssss ere this bsss removed ana many Of tns sfacss
were only slightly wounded were. ordered 70 report
ADpRsm or essnaAI oUsru 70 HI cAvAlav.
Ths following the cosrrstulatOry address iasued q
General Custer to hin 0svAry cnmmsnd.-
HsADouARrnRs, rH,sD DiyIsoH cAyAiRY,
nIDDla A,LrrARs DEPARTMENT. 90. q, lsoa. Il
eoIDnRs on Third CAyALsf MvnoA-WtA y
ssaT.suIsiss you % spcn y@our @ Sriiians ssa sior .
presess n0aih you STACKED vastly superior ioreo
ne snenys cavalry, strOnsiy posted with r.iiay
y N. Sa es ssa
snsmys superiority In numbers and position. dre
him txeuty miles from the battle asd, capturing
and ambusnces and large number or prisoner III
Again, during tne memorable engagement of she N
withsut porasl in ,he annals of wsrfsrs 10 The sy
part Of the day, when dhssier and defeat seemecto
thresten our noble army upon all sides, your esm d
deterSined bearing. while exposed 70 terrbe ne
the encmy's gups added little restore coned Doc
70 thas portNn Of army already 6rokSu and DR.
back the right Aiterssrds rapidly transferred tm
the right flank 30 the Left, you materially nd
successfully sss,sted In de,eatins the enemy In
temt 10 turn tbe lot flank Of our army Asan ora sd
upon tho right flank attached and d0 Gated div Jon
Of the enemy cavalry driving him In cntuson bss
Cedar creek then changing yoar frost 10 mo
efs naEk or tina enemy IL. os bstlo, snd
broken and denorsZeG army distance VI five miV p
asa sfs, a,sne @ pa.re an end 70 yoar p.fsu
having captured five battle 6ass. large nnmot 10!
prisoners. including Major General Ramseur and q ~
i've OF t0e forty eight pieces Of artillery tken from
enemy on thai day, thus making ATTY one peacs Of ~
lsry which you have captured from the enemy git IN
the ehort period Of ten dnys THIS Is record OF Viii
you may we'll be proud record won erd estsbs -
by your gsllantry, fcrltude and perseverance, You
surrounded the name OF tho lnTd cavalry division ~
halo OF glory enduring time The hstery o. td
war, when ruthfully written, will contain No brs.t
p.gs than that upon which is recorded the cnivaird
deeds hs glorious iumphs Of mo soldiers Of t1s di
3 Brigadier General Comnanding.E
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Arrivals and Departures.


-sssau,A'p IsssyeM.-s sufsn. sms feyss 49,.
Mms Psrfs. nls xsiL aIes q sod " ard nrs
furncr ehsdren Mr. aud ars stnrses Ana IN
Mr. Ruilsr. Mr and Ma Cyprisnt- hme .in.SII;, All
Ridge hme Edssy and Two thlidn ~ s.c .rd lssy
Mrs fhoru rike aud chid Mr. ssrs-bvrrcr ,.s, ~
a Iarp Getty. wife and dsushs -
Netrel Mr. Twa1hAts, M Mnlisr rsrs1 IA, trsts
a Chase Mr. Is e6ls Depopt W ssh ul,s h.,s spe
es1us wr 'Brien Mlie aysn w 1aedn ~ n ~ sr
Ims Tb,rnAss ard dsngttet. WINS rsnnnSi ~ NJ
np.ns.r MIls fove, Hns T0ar,' ,gne oydss. Mrfs
nAs.. ~ !. ~ Z K,krv, MT Gheoard Niue - Leuueirra
ms xms; .a,ss sns Stafford. Nine -Asd " IN va
sscoaa ~''" pspAsTusws.
u-...-stosmsh'p MstanrAs-Thomss white " rts
II, ir.r,isr a Bowsre. T. Morton Mootenmery hGsa
kars s.r,os,.a " Klein, W Aibrecht, Andres sAren,
=. E..cra, Nicoas Aeos a. Juan psucanss, 9si,e
Ss,s,rs Phiips Fitzpatrick Schuis LUIS tnxol
x Secarr,cs jose ALI. Aigusl- -MciL O von holeni
S-s,rn Csappote. I'd JedmsnD Varr'soa, NIcert y
n.ss rcs- orts A bellows, j " Smith " spaf.hs "a
g.rgtp II II uvbbeN q MauYton, Bo'zra 80 -
e,esps Eerton. Cand,ds Brir Rulihsuson. = tesn y
Thcrs. John rsis, nrs hs.a Allen shsiyrss sn,s ~
yli.rsme, rssiao pomisxues nIs pon'n Co. Co..
Romsy Mrs scnsy joss hs.a nr. nsvs s..o, ya.s az
Hsdley. Nrs Hadiey, joss zaares Csss ne 90
Tersss Carers, Cstsins Cscss vsrt'rsrts rso vs
nsto. Y rcrmsr FORMER, Lsrsri, fe.-r rwcsT
child. Nrs psirchi Mo- s>rch 4. hss fsnn nsv
mrs woG, " A Frink, srs Lss Negnc ~
rncAr. F.tric Feisr,tor gaeeno a1i W. ~ ~.
Maria MolluL Marta Cruchs. kslsnn ycnasn.mn. -"
dslA AniAcny Heptsa. Brsnsi-and y Va sAs e@er.
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rmporsa.s from ss. Domiags.

YnKYARArroFo YOa AN AnhfsTrcD DErwEkN THn
sPASlARps AND poMINIoAxs--A srANIs1 PRAcs
COMMISSIONER AT CArE HAYff-THB MADRID
CABINET sHE cHArcH OF eUBJu0ATIoN, kro.
Prom tho Turks Island standard, Ocs.1.)
readsrs and ihs whole community viii be pleased 70
learnthat there 10 probability Of the cessation Of hos
utiss between the Spanish forces In g. Domingo and
G1S u :ess u d spsesl. S ''' '" '''''s'a
Private advices from Cape Bayti. dated ths l7th
has been here for some days ssd Isfs this moroins
she came here on special mission 20 treat with
Mr. .sd y 90 %, " par, o. the & Ss
terms peace could be sds. rho res y u the conferences
bas not ya ranspirsd. spain seen, V Z; pretty sicK
charge GAars oa beard ,hs steamer said could do
20 With the mansnsnce Of Der honor In he eyes s Eu
% nay uass from no ys,, wSS'u - a. Ss
90 that sub o.. m st ssturdsys rndard copied from
ope o. the ministerial organs 10 London This artlclc
pbato msnpsr on eli ruo and worthy spanards 70 come
forward ana save thsir national repuis regards this
bvsi-ses.
fss losses Of Spain IN g. DOMINGO up 70 the present
time doubt been great aud for her 70 porsev~s
greater losaes on that country without thing 70 show
tho way of rssuts. Therefore, 10 rstrecs the false
ssp 70 ignore AL compc with the traitors wno ,old
Dcmncians Va quiet rossees'oc W the peaceabls nde
pendencs achieved By them 10 years gone BY would be
70 save her nsocs repute spd 70 maintain her homer 10
should the whispers o. peace provo correct doubt
,"a The ship os ssss sScs tie cs,sfess q tss ressoa
10 1868, viii prove equal 70 the Of concluding an
honorable and lasting tresycne which viii rove salts
facery 70 their oouurymcn and 70 the fpdly nAttone
which may bc called on 70 wtness its rafidcaiion.
[From the Turks IalAud Standard, ooA fsJ
The late arrivals IRON Monte Chrst bros nothing latsv
or more dedDits rsatlvs W The Fmstcs which n vss
sad wood shortly " proposed preparatory V "a sdust
ment Of the epAn lab tryublcs IN -. prmingc eh
10 cur iofmer issus omitted 10 nsnttn the safe ar
rva ~ the schooner klira csptss ddls, which vas
se wh The cspain apd had been detained py Tbs
ypsash snthnr'uss stfcrto tlsta We pndefttA thA
tni vwsei has been given up on the represeptslo ons
made ,nrousn tbn soyesprssnt Inc CoaUuiAi 0fneA
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NEWS FROM THE MISSISSIPPI.
The Steamer Universe sunk-Hunt for
Guerillas, DO.

CAno Nov. 2, 1894
The steamer Universe, bound up, struck spag and
sunk nty mlles above Memphis, Sunday Four Ave
passengers and tho number OF rebel prsouss were
drowned. Seventy FIVE rebel prisoners from vcks5urg
were board, twelve OF whom, including q captain,
escaped. The remainder brought up the Belle u
81. Louis ard forwarded TO Chicago Tho Uayerte Ia
total losa She bad twenty thousand barrels OF 20
belonging 10 the government among her cargo.
Two hundred Union cavalry recsutiy sent
the river from Memphis TO hunt gUer,laa They came
uron small force near Marion, and captured thirty
stand OF SIMS. Two miles beyond Marion they cins
upon six or eight hundred rebels. After suma ssr s
Ing our force fell back TO the river, followed by the
enemy, where they driven back in confusion BY
sruboat number Of prisoners and horses were cap
sursd by our force.
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I'm. Sc. Aipans Iaaidsrs.

MONTREAL, Nov. T. 1854
An application was made before the Juds yesterday
for writ Of corpus thirteen OF tins s Albsus
raiders In custody The application was decided e
Illegal as the Of the hands Of the ms
gistras, and no nnai commnmens had yss been made.
Tho public examination or witnesses begins 70 morrow.
from the Burlington Free Press. nov. H.
Another raider caagnt At 81. Aex andres canada
East on Friday and broasbt " ST. Johns. He did Dos
admit his connection with the raid but therc very
little dou ubt Of II. bouiresl letter says:Boxes u
bs nix for the Confederate army bsve been
Canads and subscriptions being made 70 pay
expenses Of orgauisDg raids from CaAaa acrus shs
frontier.
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Ths pursnIs of ,h. Tnilnnnaxea.

A GUSsoAT SENT From TIE eaoOgLrN' E,vr rARD.
Tns prvctosr Tallahassee Is again announced
lug around Private 'a'crroation a. TO hss
whereabouts received the Rr. ok yn Navy Yard
yesterday morning, wLcn tho guab at Savwrut was
Immediately pursuit "A let Of lattsr's o.cars
recently published IN the HrsALp Th!s ia quite
fast gun boat, and well able COPE with the privaecr
A REVENUE CUTTER IN syAgcu or rHY PiayArEER.
EKwpoRr, Nov. 8, 1894.
Tho revenue steam cutter Keiusnce, Captain Pesso
has gone cruise after The Tailstaasce.
TIL GUNsoAr MIAMI IN SEARCH or TUG ITALIA.
HAss.E.
PosuAsD, Ne Nov. 8, 1884.
The United States steiner aiamI, Lieutenant Com.
uander Parker, from New Bedford, put Into PortlAnd
this morning ormaon In regard TO the raahasse,
and sailed again eight O'Clock mske further search
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schooner Julia, hence for Nafsmoros, supposed
nave sgnx in storm when aboas forty nies fvoG The
mouth sf the passos aod psssssssrs ard ssew nst
- abe w on sths Tth BY tAptst D@k9hsr u
soe soneoosr ssptnne, sinking oouditioo snd h>p
the bar.
Low learn that 1.-THE mighty during the terrible
saN "nEn 'ono~ed, United States gunb al. nsno IN.
% rescued ne cew and passengers iust hefore the
'eA sank. laey wero all alewsrds aodad The ooast.
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The Opcrn In Brooklyn.

pon Giovanni was given vt the Brooklyn Academy last
night TO another crowded and fsshionsby attended
house Not seat 10 the lower part OF the building
unoccuped and the upper tiers we're alsc pretty well
filled. In general aspect Of the house there
noticeable Improvement, the Brooklyn patrons Of tho
opera now, us general thna, making IL peint TO az
tend 10 fun Dress This very much 70 be desif cd
for on attention this observsnce depends much OF he
vogue Of this class OF tanment at all events among
those with whom musio 10 less . matter Of enjoyment
than OF fasbon The nights representative Attended
with oven more than the previous even
ng The artiss seemed to sing with Increased spt and
TIE result was Of course Increased enthusiasm the
part OF the audience. Madame Zncchi's performance
was OF course the feature Of tho evening. she dis
played n even greater degree than her nrst per-
Scrmancs Of the oharaser the splendid srtsc psrcs.
tions which enable her 10 mako Of the role u Donna
Anna quite creation. The enthusiastic applause
that crested her efforts must have satisfied hsr how
highly the dramatic merits she had developed .n The
part were appreciated Frem The sAtsfactory In
which sns opera cast and represented Don Giovanni
may now bs sss down ~ one of the sriumphs of The
season.
This evening Nh. Jenny Van Zaplt, one u the
most pleasing and successfui Of our concert
singers, makes her debut a. Gnds, In Rigo.
sstc. We bsercak for her warm encouragement, -
she gives promise of highly suoosssiu operatic career
Tonight ~ 10 tho last q sne present season. but to-
there VIII be matinee, a. which LaircsIs BOr.
sia win again DO svsS. fhs troupe win then have
respite until sbs lla nsast, wbsp ths regular winter
season will We are glad 70 announce 10 COO.
nsc,ion with the fact thai ssesospson has been gos
sp IN Brooklyn fov season OF six nights. running
porod OF as many uoeka To Mr.. Lowbsr the credit Of
the srrsng que, and glad 70 add thst al
tssush the proposed sunbw o. subscribers already
nnsd, others are rapidly pouring In. This the only
way which opsra bs nadc ssccessfui institution
BrooSyn. which has no floating population 70 sustain
y aaa'dsd, "!a E4g X9rs.
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The New conred.racy.

ToaoSro, Nov. ., 1884
grand entertainment was given 10 the Provincial
delegates here to-day. Important spssches made
disclosng tho policy Of the confederation. The
csus system West 70 be enlarged and extended The
Northwest 10 70 be provided for also, and IN Inter.
colonial railway, kc., Ia projected.
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city InssIligsaes.

DosAnos 70 PorIcnns isJuRsp m Rcn President
Acton, Of sbs Beard Of Police Commissioners. received
yesterday check for $3.50 from she dlsbursng eommi,es
OF the fund raised by Mssers Jerome vermiys Isaso
Bs end Others for policemen injured during The r,css
$500 OF the money 70 be paid 10 ooss Mann and $3.50
be paid 10 cffcer Dennson--both q the rhirtisn prs
cnctnured " sne eectsoa vps IN that prcciut In No
vsmbse sss There oso 900 W that fund 70 bs
applisd 20 . sitniiAr purpsss In We future.
rus Hrouss MHsosrAt--rns memorial prepared BY ~.
der Of The CORPORATION q ths city relative shs asaab Of
the nost Rev. John Rushss n D., tho tate ustr,css
Archbshop of New York. viii Be exhibited at the COZ
ertors Room today, ssswssa Ne hours OF sssvs and
three o'clock. taIiHi aNN..nN t.t
FAfn Acrprr.--A man named william Francis, well
known a. Tho keeper Of The hotel hso~s lhs "Hn or
hss," The cscey isiaud vsd 'cvso 'us tcsc %
wednesdsy evsnns, bssids hM wagon % tbs ristbush
he esisncs srd fc od we wagon, bfsiking hls nscK
Az isausst vss beld ysserday monas, aud vsrdle 70
vns and lhrse onildrso.
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copESsErrc, N. Y, Nov. 3-s r.

CoDESsEurG, n. r, Nov. III. n.
propeller arrived here to-day and reported that an
organized rebel forco occupying Wells and Maple
Lear Islands, eighteen nos abovo this place. Sns Also
rcpof,ed armed men tho islands beow.
number OF strangers have Deeu In icwn all day. the
majority whom disappeared a. dusk in the direction o.
tho islands
Five men were arrested who refused 10 give any 90
coun, o. themselves They armed with revoiverl
A tuaboat passed down this afternoon, huggug tho
Am er,can shore. ABB at forty weyo on board.
force bsen sent out to reconrotre In the direction
OF the isands The citizens are forming companies,
which are stationed ut tho railroad depot, &C. Flour
grsin &c. are being sect away Extensive preparations
are balng made.
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The Turf.
urion COURSE, L. f.--rRorrNo.


THuNspAY, Nov a-Aatch $780, mile heats, bcss three
in 6ve 70 wagons.
D. Pnfer named .. T. Chsmpios. s........".
IL woodruff nsmsd br. .e-............ o. i
Tmc, Observation-Disclosures
Hra Hesi--Ths brown stallion The favorss u one
hundred 70 nny bsors the start Hc took the lead With
shs word. add, BY break Of the grey, went arouQd tps
arst turn four lengths 10 'front.' AZ the quarter pos the
gray began 70 pinch him, and he became very unruly
on the backswech TIE gray overhaulcd hla and they
went head ana head TO the Aan mile pole. ihsa the
Kaauek got perfectly wnd, and ran away but, IKE ali
Of hs breed no could ncs get along very fast ops
bis neck beug too heavy 70 IN; and, although Hiram
tried hts bss the Canadian could not be induced hot
again during The host Champion won By nscs, 10 2b7
Second Hcaf -Champiop wss then Toe fsvosite ~ ons
ssstsss ~: slss asgSa v. 1 s9 "a s' START and
Third Hesl--One hundred W Mtssn on Chsmpon The
Kanuck GOT the bsss Of tbe seua.op ,nk tlue sua y
troitlps steadily ycu toe hea. By Ave isns.hs " 2
Fburh Heat Tho Canadian again the Ay6rite two
nrst turn and The Rsauok took the lead and kspt 70
the end, WANING by two lengths, 10 2ba
Ffth Heat The Kanuck was offered for winner at one
hundrcd % nftssp Tue gray broke twoe before no at
10 quarter pos but altar no settled he soon over.
hauled aud pared ihs brown eallion, snd eams homo
wiqocr Ok hs hcs. and race ave lengths 'front.' Time,
a:sA. ~ -
Saturday win BE- gala day a. the Union Course Three
y100 silver pitchers viii be uotted foe by hoses owned
by gentlemen Ia Brooklyn In Of the races sx OF the
bsst resA horess In THE ooaasry contend.
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Alleged Heavy Bank Dcfaiostiou.
TWO HUNDRED AND FoRrY-0SE THOUSAND DOLLAR

TWO HUNDRED AND FoRrY.oHE THOUSAND poLLAhe
INVOLVED.
Charles v. windsor, paying teller 10 the Mercantile
Bank Of this city for the last fourteen ysars. has
suddenly disappeared, and . heavy deecienoy In hs
scc,uu,s u Ia alleged, has been disoovered. Tho sup.
posed deficiency is said to amount 10 two hun.
dred and forty.one thousand dollars altogether
two hundred and seven thousand Of which Is In
currency and the balance In gold. II supposed he has
fed 10 Europe. Windsor ywas gsrsraliy regarded
Of tho strotcst integrity, and srjoysd tho good
opinon Of oil the otncers OF the bank he resident
Of Staten Island. The bsnk offers reward ave thou.
sand dollars Tor The arrest Of wndsor aud reward OF
Hfeon thousand dollars for the recovery OF missing
amount Ths pol,os have the matter n hand, anA are
tracing niup with thcir accustomed skin.
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The Alleged ReboI Coaspirsr to Horn
Northern cisie. on E.set,on Day.
coRR7sPoNDsNcR -rurrv soovvr.pv r,r.pn

twCRHTAHY
zNp MAYOR GUNrHRa.
The following telesraphc correspondsnce has taken
place Secretary Seward and Mayor Gunihsr In
relation alleged conspiracy tho part Of rebels
residing 10 the Uued States and Canada ore the lead
ing cities OF the NORTH on sl.cton day.
sSCnsrARr sHwAap no nAyox auvrun
wA1usoros, Nov. 2, 1854.
70 rus MAYOR cy IN C n OF New YORK
This department has received mfor rustou from the
Brit sh provinces 70 Tho effect that thsgs Conspiracy
foot nrs the principal cities Va The Eortherp
States The day Of the Presidential election my
ausy 70 comm rnicals this Information 70 you.
WI. sEwARn
nAyon sTaFR's KITTY.
nAross or1oE, NK~ YoHx. Sov. ., 1894
Hon. wn q. sswAnD:-
Your despatch y rsesivsa, ihavs fears u sscA
threats being caSYiea attempted. However,
shall taxs all precautionary measures and sm amply
prepared. should sny federal assstsrce be nscsesary
shall invoke the same without ccsy.
C. GODFREY eUNTnER, MAYOR.
ma YoRs rRccfASAror.
MAYORS orucz, NEw Yosx, Nov, ., 1861
10 vsew Of The approaching election snd the sxssins
political excitement, deem . duty incumbent on ne.
= chief magistrate a this city, 70 warn ana sdvss AZ
oisissns uos allow themselves 70 BE- drawn Into any
controversy or gather In crowds on tie streets, os "
vicinity o. The polls. All well disposed crdsrly eiu
ssps win deposit shsr and immediate retire non
the polls.
The police apd special aids 70 the sheriff viii, u ths
discharge Of their duty that hs crdnsnces aud laws
respecting ssciOss the rules and regulations Ia refer
encc 10 voslss. sbsiIbs properly enforced.
O. GODFREY 6uNTHRR, Mayor.
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TIE BORDER SCARE.

Alarm mt OGdcnsb arx-Bosincss sass
pended and Everyday ArsnAnS, &c.
OcrESsauRG, N. r.. Eov. 3-6i. NJ
large number Of are on tho 'ssands sooyo
and below this place. Many strangers have been 10 town
all day. "A raid tho town 10 isarod business nas
BEEN suspended Eve ybody Is armipg. tug has gone
to reconnoitre Three en arrested for arng
In tas street. Men and arms have beon sent for.
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PuLaprLrmA, Nov. 8-I0 p.

PiuLiDTLrmA, Nov. do r. M
The report OF tho dorre6s,ious OF pirate vesee II
Delaware bay con.s Though plots who have arrirct
from Newcastle. They say report brought thers
that pirate shp camo IN this morning aud destroyed
the pilot boat tonner government buoyinT schooner
aud othcr vessoss, and atcrwris landed robbed
people or Lewes, DEL OF large Of property
The repor. act gcuersly cTedi.ed here eanaci8y
tho four O'Clock Ccps Nay train brings confirmation
OF IL,
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The TkLLAHhSSEE.

Reported Visft 81 tas ani.aaassee 70 st, q
Delaware Break water and DssaruG-
tton OF Several Vessels, &c.
PBrADsLFH1A, NOV. 8, 1884.
runcs has been brought here ny pilots tha. lh1
pirate raIiptassee into Delaware brcakvater the
mornipg and destroyed several vesssis at anc there
No continuation hs5 yet been received, telegrapni0
communication not extending 10 Loves
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rhs O1l Market.

NV BapFUnp. Nov. Q, 1904
OIL market active Sales OF 200 bois spstv sbR
s2 per salo0 l2o bbls. whale. for MANUFACTURER
at 81 30 per gallon.
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The Navy.

a. a&t..s. rHB oUkBoAr AUGUSTA,
carrying nine guns, sailed yesterday oonvcy 70 The
CAihornh mall steamer. .. .. tH
seM#sfr r.n = TEE DrcrAroR IA la@ aas
bas bcsn hauled from the ssreau back 70 her poslou
slougsids the dook. k. @-..H x .~.t aat
Is s rKRsorAL. ...aa. earra.
Lieutenant BALDWIN, Or the vspdrbu, hes been or.
dsred 70 las Prooklyn Navy x~d, Aannu r Bailey
has arrived In lha ehy,
The New York herald., 1864-11-04

Tho steamship Monterey arrived at this port from New
Orleans ysaserday. Purser William f cowan win accaps
cur thanks for fayors.
October 2 latitude "a 45 longitude So "a exchanged
signals with steamship Guiding Star, hence for New
Orleans.
Monday, October 81, nine A. NJ, In latitude 80 Of,
Longitude II 2 passed steamer with Jour smoke sscks
burning soft coa evidently blockade runaer. steering
about south southeast chased by two Runboas Charles
ten harbor bearing north, Y west, 1sl miles.
The Monterey brings United states mail.
The New York herald., 1864-11-04

N killed ard wounded dur'ps me sgHt or tne 10th Inst
wtA amount 10 pctweeu thses and four thousspd The
Smith corps osscs the ncsvIest snd those OF the
Array of West virsins tno iighssk The wounded have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-06
The First Corps-Notice to Veterans.

The First Corps-Notice to Veterans.
HEADQUARTERS lsT ARMY CORPS,
WASHINGTON, ID. O, Dec. l, 1861 {
Veterans desiring 10 enlist in the lst Army
Corps, to be organized under the recent order
of the War Department, shoald report In per-
son at the Office OF Col O. F. Johnson, Soldiers
Rest, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot.
Was shington They Will then be conducted to
the barracks, where they will be critically ex-
amined, and. if found duly qualified, immedi-
ately N us tered into the service.
BY order of Major General Hancock
FINLEY ANDERSON,
dec 3-tf Assistant Adjutant General.