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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-08
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

PHIIADELPHIA, PA
nISEASES Of the Nervous, Seminal. Urinary
~ and Sexual Systems-new and reliable
treatmenti in reports of the Howard Associa-
mril in sealed letter envelopes,
free Of charge. Address DR.. J. SKILLlN
Howard Association, 2south
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Ps.
cxr 81, Aoee.-AN
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-08
Beauties Of Utah.--We have a req.

Beauties Of Utah. We have a reg.
ulas built scorpion. about three inches in
length, we'll picked alcohol, some time
siucs, found near our dwelling. A day
or s.o since, one Of the boys brought in
tsrantula. some four inches across,
which almost makes one shudder TO look
at tho ugly customer. Wonder what
nsIt We will get to add, to our little cabi-
net?-Utah Farmers Oracle. .
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-08

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! &A 1'cEJBBsesIh41sssp3 4 4ss )
GsgIlaS a|ESIzi$HiEEs aiSiiIE iHHiIiEEEs
THESE MACHlEs WERE AWARDED
| THE HIGHEST PREMIUMS y y
H over all other competitors,
| AT the Following State Fairs Of 1863.
For the best Family Sewing Machine, the
best Manufacturing Machines, and the best
Machine work.
NEW YORK STATE FAIR, ..-
First premium for Family Machine. ., .
| First premium for Double-thread machine.
| First premium for machine work,
INDIANA STATE FAIR. t..
| First premium for machine for oil purposes
First premium for machine work
VERMONT STATE FAIR.
First premium for Family Machine. ..
First premium for manufacturing Machine
First premium for Machine Work.
ILLINOIS STATE FAIR.
First Premium for machine for all purposes
First premium for machine work.
IOWA STATE FAIR.
First Premium forfrmily machine.
First premium for Manufacturing Machine
FIRST premium for machine work.
KENTUCKY STATE FAIR.
First Premium for machine for all purposes.
First prol. 'ium for machine work.
MICHIGAN STATE FAIR.
First premium for family machise.
Fist premium 70" "Alaufactureing machine.
Fist premium for m4 chine work.
PENNSYLVANIA STA TIE FAIR.
First premium for manufa turing machine,
First premium for beautiful machine WORK.
OHIO STATE FAIR.
First premium for machine work.
AND AT THE FOLLOWING co. FAIRS
CHITTENDEN Do, (yt) AGRL. SOC.
FIRST premium for family Machine.
First premium for Manufacturing machine.
First premium for machine work,
FRANKLIN co (H. " FAIR.
First premium for family machine.
First premium for manufacturing machine.
CHAMPLAIN VALLEY (yt.) AGRL. 500
First premium for family Machine.
First premium for manufacturing machine.
First remium for machine work.
co. (MASS.) AGR'L'. SOC.
Diploma for Family machine.
Diploma for machine work.
QEEN'S co. IN. " AGR'L sec.
F rst premium for Family Machine.
co. (N.Y.) FAIR.
First premium for family machine.
co. IN. W FAIR.
First premium for family machine
INSTITUTE (PA.) FAIR.
First premium for machine for all purposes
First premium for machiue work.
TThe above comprises all the Fairs at
vh'rh the Grover d Baker Machines were ex-
libted this year.
SlLERO0MS 495 BROADWAY, NEW Ii
YORK. q
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
Arrivals ana Departures.
ARRIVALS,


Fss Ss:s:
hsn h fsa h
yerdne dine Tho Thomas Smith Henry Lewis Wm Golsbous9sgs
Mr s'hiiiassr and aud family il waisrs.. W Grover,
family George Mendsrson waeer Gnss basar
Mr. Scarne. Henry Muller.
rGa S,. Sha s
uuaplains Talbot fulleron and White, Mas PAGE
spa snoass as.; sss s1"s csa, ss,
T.as mssna PH ,ss
JsaIss sadS Toaa Acting 81 ISssp ~ 8 8 I'd
jacob sauS!nas MI D Themas. John M.eksore, Law.
MAJOR " II aucAer, = Dawes, connO'and il' others ia
carrscsSarn @m 7. Chase " Fernando. Juan sa!emen
e Leonard M ars mara sns An0p0 MeS
Melton Rodr.suaI Francis Lonsoril Manuel Rodriguez
Francisco Hernandez and lady.
DEPARTURES.
-Steamshp Lafayee.-Mrs Binninger. Miss
gaa ms Mrs .s
Srs john Ssx yorf; MS Msnsr: Ms. 5s:spp
ssa inssi
@:asss s. NJ ss AM
and Mrs Cha: G9oahus Miss Goodhas mis-. 4 Kimeai
s, Esm 1oh ussa s3a Mr. d ,:;'T
York Nine Banc France MI NC hensre Mavrs Mt
and servant Brookly Vim Sanford and servant France
Badcsy Mayseles; Nieneuve. Texas MIR Cast xind-
ler NY; o Carriere. NO; McCary I'd Lasht ny; Q
ao NJ sn rs NR h M sn T
Bryron. n " Mrs vanderken NY; 2 ID Fondras Balti
more; II Porter, Chas Ailain. NY: LarSzo France;
Frances Saml hudson. Ireland Times Trenton. NJ
Chas Leb,ond NY: Dunbar. NY; Andre Ohio; Mr. aud
Sauz two children Spain; Eng Chaussier o: Frank
Bier Mr. Megue Mr. st Mar, NY Total lOl cabin passen
gers Specie. SltoUOO.
HAvANA-Steamsaip Eage-J Leblanc and two daueh.
ters II bishop anu lady, Cohner and gove.ness Nine
Mols,ans DA Ceae Garaen.s three children and two
Miss Louisa Fernandez, Miss Matt ida Fernando,
Cabb. lady, three children and servant: Lopez.
Rosa. Hiss Cafncnbnm Miss Lane. Verrfcr, lady
and Miss Cohen. Miss Verrer and servant
Mss Bshop and ssrysnt tonanno 4 sa Goiso'a
srs Brewstsr and boy cMsrrell MSStsrt rse;
Bor imam and wife Normand wife and baby dregorli
Tycro, j Maccsas Mss rutherford. Mrs 5 rutherford
and servant; Chas MAIDEN and wife. d Ordway Mrs
Rutherfora. Miss Martha trcnch. Mrs N Oliver Cha
Heryant hr Me,ainls, Mrs Roie and three children.
MRS sh ans lady Mrs Moro and ays
Grau. Anras = L. Hicks + Packer , II Keen
o'Hara q Crosby, z Narvaez, A. Sare, I JAMES
neyrans Mrs Pacser Mrs q q watson Miss Merlin
MIS- knowiel, Mrs Convey and friend, Mrs Abren and
srs Oakmi.h and two ch iren Vance. lady and
Ms n2sa. Graz, SepS s%s and sdy ;Es,
4 mon j II Hefmans, q I barnes, Srs Nodes servant,
Annie Wafe bury Margaret Ann Don0ugh, Laner, NIL.
igan, Domsr. r Migue. kingmon. 4 Bsne Il Waller,
Smith. Jose Brod Henry a. kvenworth, Mrs Philips.
Shsanerhorn Coe. J Costa. McIntire, Untors,
Mrs X Mccormick and Mrs Washington and servant.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
Escape or Union Prisoners.

o
We yesterday conversed with Captain John A. Kellogg.
OF the sixth Wisconsin insntry, VINO recently mAdo ms
escape, with four others from the rebels whe udnsiis
from Charleston to Columbia, South Carolina and made
his way to General sheYmsns lines 10 Georgia. arriving
N the city Yesterday from Nashville, for his
home in Wisconsin. Captain Kellogg captured on
tho 9th OF May last, during the battle Of the Wilderness
thence TO Danvle and afterwards TO Macon, Georgia,
where he was placed In prison.
Here he and others went work 10 effect their escape
by means of tunnel which they constructed sixty feet
in length three feet under ground and when II was com
peted and they were about TO avail themselves Of this
means OF escape from detesed Imprisonment, their
plans we're basey BETRAYED the rebel authorities by
cavalry and their designs for the time frustrated
While engaged In making another tunnel the order came
for the removal OF the prisoners Charleston and on the
25th OF July they hurried Off 10 that place While
en- route for that place. Captain Kellogg jumped from the
train while under full speed, with the design OF making
his way TO the coast whence he hoped W be rescued by
friends lie was discovered however and run down and
captured with the aid pf sixieen bloodhounds
Arrived at Charleston they confined In the jail
yard and strongly guarded Here they also set 20 work
10 construct passage under ground TO enable them 70
escape but were so closely watched that they found
impossible TO carry out their plans and finally abandoned
them entirely On the 9th OF last month (October) the
atcSauthorites removed the federal officers from
Charleston 10 Columbia g O. aud while route for that
Thirty Wisconsin, Captain spencer, OF the Tenth
Wisconsin Lsntenaut Hatcher, OF the fhrtieth Ohio,
and Aiutent Gof of tho Tenth wiscons,n-plcked tho
cap from the ssn,ines gun aud jumped from tue train
while under full spaed
They took 10 the brush and travelled about twenty
mea that night, net knowing whether they we're pur
sued or not 7hey concealed themselves during the day.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
Police Intelligence.

SHOOTING WITH INTENT 10 KIL.-0n the 30th ult. Morris
Murphy, blacksmith, discharged . loaded revolver at
Peter Boyle, residing the Of Third and
Forty fourth street, shooting him through tbs LETT
Murphy Immediately escaped, and absented himself TIL
Mabouey and Van Arsdaie Of the Nineteenth pre-
cinct after mexng vigorous effort TO escape. Justice
Kelly completed him fer trial, In default Of bail.
STABBED 4 STRANGER yesterday morning about
haf.past one O'Clock Mr. Charles Duton was attacked
In Dslancey street, Eldfidge BY unknown man,
who stabbed him in tae abdomen inaic.ing very dan
gerous wound. The rascal then ned and 10 yet large
r Dutton who lives at 6l Deancsy street. was ateused
by police surgeon Waterman and then conveyed 70 the
new York Hospital
BRKAxrSo OPEN SoIprER's LsrrRR.-0ficer Miller OF
the Nireteenth precinct arrested Patrick Moran
complaint Of Mr. Samuel c. Keeair Of Az East Fifty
first street. who charges the prisoner with opening
sedsrs envelope removing the ballot contained and
substituting its place bogus ticket The In
vesgated before Justice Kelly, who held the accused to
bail to answer the charge.
ARREST or AN ALLEGED KrDs,rrER-srSpNc MAN TO
Sra AoArSsr Hrs wrLI-.Thomas Hadden, keeper OF sail
ors boarding house at 3,a Water street, aud who In
years past has made himself notorious by hanehaeng
sailors forcing them against their will and thus
obtaining their advance money was yesterday arrested
bv officer Dowdel. Of the Tombs Police Court on war
rant issued by Justice Dowlng The complainant against
Hidden y James Flynn, a man advanced IN years
lie says that on the 2sth day Of July last be met
hsdden at the naval rendezvous the Battery, VINO
asked him be would ike 70 20 as coal passer
board steamer. Fiynn replying in the affirm.
alive was taken by Haddsn In Q small boat. but
after getting out IN the Hadden said the steamer
had gone, and returned the shore. Flynn says That
Had took hm 20 hts house and locked him IN
till the next morning, wheo HIDDEN, by lorce apa vo
aud against his viii sDd consent, took him Aboard
the sailing yeseel Genera Mct Il n bourd 70 LIVER oo
and he thus forcioy cut OF the state OF New
YORK Hymn further states fhat he was compelled 10
work during the passage tn Liverpo aud perform tho
iabors OF IN ordinary sramsn Iaiien was arraigpei
before the magistrate ana committed 70 tao 1onbs for
trial 10 dcs1It Of - 900 bail
The New York herald., 1864-11-10

Geo s.ephssssa 4 Co octu
BOARDED s.as john ss Essisn sn -
o. & q 'ss s;sS n:
Ne nsas Sid in company with bark Ellen Stevens for
.tes len Stevens tof portl.ud. Moun.fo cardenas.
W.d ScseiS s susSss. 70 Days with .u
I ss SSa sS
% H @ ana hsd sP s f0
DECKS swept Of moveabe stove boats lost and
ssis ssnss oo BarSaSoss Mcsener Para % days with
sssd sS
sI % a ors & Sss % %s for II mat condition
Brig ssp.sso sspan Unror St Domingo IS days in bal
Brig Nellie t0l s. Anarews xB Hsugh:on, Old HarbOr.
p Hone sSs
with cotton wool Ae, to Merchant Carmen
"a days with cotton Bennett 9Th ins; OH Great saa
Harbor saw sunken ship. with topgAant masts above
Brig Hope lof $, yinssn pgran,. St Vincent % days
Brig Dolphin lBrem). Haan, Gonsyes u days with log
TsoS sssmsr 40 sss:
ing sS m. % sS large with
o1s Brig s. asvsss H. rs Is
s saw W Of fore at .ehr with rssns a.
sss sss Ssa1s OF sss in n H.,.o
dass, in ballast, 70 James Ward Co c,.., %
d.ss sss Win nasss .ns.T so 70 A TalSet CO. =
Sf s
Brig Merch, Nordsp, Cardenas days. with sugar
9th inst lat 3d. two steamboats, Que cnaspl
other, being out OF sgnt
could not ascertain anr particulars -, - .s
Bsg Jacques Snie M r vnHen' 81 re're NJ aaSS
Brig Mathde DAM Piper Halifax. 10 days with hsh to
Brig Nelly Hewett Buokiin Pioou Ms. IA days. with
Brig Chas Albert tof sheburne. Nsl Hard Glace Bay
days with COAL to Brett Son Co. Has had heavy wea-
schr Eliza Meyer s. Kits % days with salt, to Jones
Schr whipplc Tarr, Ragged Island IA days, with
salt 4h inst lat 50 ~ Ion "a 40 passed brig va
enca of Boston bound with foemsst head and fore and
main topmasts gone Had some heavy weather. ,,.
Schr Enoch Moore Allen Caicas Island. ~ davs, win
SALT 9Th inst lat 33 80 lon rs o. in gale from
NV, los. jibboom, foretopmast two iibs &c.
schr IL Middleton (of Brookhaven), Raynor Havana,
scr shannon lof Nassau NP) Roberts EIuhera DAYS.
Schr Sarah Wooster Lord El,swor,N 10 davs with lum
ber to Bnton's Son Co Experienced heavy weather.
schr Anthony Kiiley Prior. Port ROYAL days
Schr j X Duifee. Davis. Ncwbcrn, days
Schr G 3 Watson Weeks Fortress Monroe
Schr Aid, bunker Washington, days.
Schr WIN o Irish. R,tnbone, George'own. days
Schr p Howe. Lopero GEORGETOWN days
Sctr ID 3 Wa'Eer. Smith, Georgetown days
Schr tiop Furbnsh. Elizabehport for Boston.
Schr Psran, Clark. Ehzabethpor. Tor Boston.
SAILED.
Steamships LAFAYETTE fFr) fo- Havre, Eagle for Hava-
City of Port Prince for Port Prince Sar of the
South Empire Page City Of Bash Constitution Faran
Il Is Minurn ships Mary oBr1n. Granite STATE; schI
Alice Handy.
Wind at sunset Sw
The New York herald., 1864-11-10

CLEARED
Steamship Lafayette (Fr) Bocarde Havre-Geo Macken.
Steamship rarkersSurg. Rathbun. Panama-psnama RR
steamship CITY Of Port rrincs. Mulligan Port su
Steamship Eag'e, Lawrence Havsna-spoford. Treston
Brig Van Horn iBrj, Merriam. 81 John. B-A Smith.
m,.s%sn Peter; ss Sandy a.A HAVEN
schr Romp Rich, Pembroke. Me.Jed, Frys & Go.
Fo'o%.s psriS por.n Baltimore
Nov Hi'i
s s sssss sS s n a. %d:: 81
Capes Delaware passed lead colored steamship
sssmhpp cs". oe busi es NC hours
Snss o'S Ss ps.
ss bearing NV mile, :o;psons Looking steamer
% p..sS wss Sas SSw .ss ss~as os sr m inst " 50 80 Ion
Hsr go s shs & rss % ms's mo sd"s anS
ss9a & us sunroa sna sns e e, s saw an
:ase s e11 o'0s .a'" ~ - ~ '"' 'e'. :. 'De p''
while yins gadsr elG.s rssfcd mas,op.si shipped
sposs :Sp xIpsrsS Re sm:h New ssaIG,s sherman
.sq = e G e 1 ship nes, w 80 S'
Pis,ins, Of New Bedford, Hambn. ID loo bSs sperm
oc, lg,h Ia, q Is Ion 81 90 sposs Br ship Island Light
sw NNE, split sails aud shove buwsrts Oct lat 20 90
co. spoke ship from Boston
q o. lon ~ TO- bark Rockaway hence Liver
w sa Uss . Ss
the Banks with strong westerly gales buwarks 6c
I'd inst lat l7 IS 20 spoke brig Mckapee OF 81 onu
kB for Boston. with forcopsaan mast and
Bark Junior (Haml Zwauck. HAMBURG K3 DAYS IN
ballast 10 Kunhardt 90 Has had heavy weather. lost and
split sails, &C.
Bark stella gcf Yarmouth. Ns, Trsfy Antwerp 81 days
with mdse and l8g passengers, to VIM Schmidt Son.
Oct ~ In gale from Sc TO lost foretopmas topgaant
mast, hatch houses, galley, los, and split sails &c
Bark villa Frabcs (of st AndrswA NBl Hi Martina
81 days, 70 ! a A De Wolf Put into this port IN
distress having carried msntorsa yard, sprung
mlsenmsst lctt an entire suit OF aais 40 .
Bark Chsco Gardner. Trinidad ~ days with sugar 70
The New York herald., 1864-11-10

travelling only BY nss. The second night the party %.
together. however Tnsy Ssfe out twenty. nights
uol deemng il safe 70 show mseves - daylight %
fore they reached Jasper Pickens county Georgia, y
about forty miles from Sherman's ue~ Vn every ocoa
sion during their entire route when NJ ish ~ Anf
negroes they were kindly treated furnlsne. WIN
subsistence, and all information ID relation 70
the best route, where they might expect 70
nnd friends, &c, and found among the bscks loyalty
30 firm, and devotion 70 the old flag SO deep thAs al
the trials and dangers by which they had been 30 oDg
encompassed had not conquered their trust.
At Jasper, Captain Kellogg and bis friends were fur-
nished with easy means OF reaching the Union lines,
where they met with kind treatment and had their
urgent wants supplied During the entire trip they mad
snbssed alone which they procured from fields
lay Ia their path All the officers who jumped from
the train with Captain Kelloggot through safely, and
reached the Union lines in Georgia
We are constrained to believe from Captain keo2gs .
account, which have briefly and mperectiy stated,
that the escape OF himself and associates the most mi
racuous record since the beginning OF the war; Wnen
We consider the In which II was effected; the
almost hopeless leap from the train the hostile disr ic
OF country through which they had to pass the scanty
means subsistence within their reach the disanct
70 be travelled before hope meet friends ant
assistance we are lost In amazement at the ndcmitab
spirit exhibited by those gallant and the devotion
TO country that mpeed them TO encounter and
dicultes and obstacles which would appear TO be al
most insurmountable.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
CITY ComMERcIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, NOV. V-6P. N
ASHES -9eceipts 60 bbls The market was very qviet
aud prices wholly nominal.
BREADsrUFrs. Receipts l9,oO9 bbls. 6our 100 bags
meal 2. 440 bushels wheat ATS do corn, 2z5l2 do
oats, aud 0t0 do barley The flour market, under the
rise gold l5c. to 20c. higher with fair demand
for home consumption and good speculative inquiry
the sales include 1000 bbls. State and Western (iu.
cladipg oo0 bbs State for all December at $40,
1000 bois do for all January at S1l 10, and 5000 bbs
the tweliy days in November at $40 40) 700
Southern and COO Canadian. Rye 1our was quiet, but
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
PcraonnI InteIIirenoe,

Edward Wellington Boate; OF Company X, Fortyssecond
New York Volunteers, who arrived ia this city by the
Arago weeks ago, chairman or thirty i've thou
sand prisoners nhe swamps OF Georgia. has been, by the
advice Of hts medical adviser, Doctor John Lynch, OF
Houston street. passed to the charge OF Doctor A. b.
Mott Military Hospital Lexington avenue TO OBTAIN Q
sight during eleven months OF suffering prisoner OF
Nar, in Bale Island and AndarsQnYilie Georgia.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
News from Bermuda. /.

We have received dates from Bermuda 70 the 25th ut
The Royal Gazette OF the 18th says
. The fever, happy be able TO state from the
reports which We receive, is decidedly the decline
throughout all sections OF cur islands, During the latter
part OF the week heard Of few cases but these
represented as being Of Q much milder type. We
sincerely trust that this indication OF Improvement,
with the coming cool weather may prove successful In
driving this fearful scourge from islands,
inG once more In the enjoyment OF our usual good
health.
And In another paragraph
We sorry have report that twenty -four cases
OF yellow fever developed itself among the military DUR
ing the last passage of her Majesty steamr Gaatea,
from these Islands to Halifax, N. s, eight Of which ter
minated fatally. One man, q sapper, was attacked on
the evening the Galaea lett, and such was the magny
OF the that n hours afterwards the poor fe.
low was corpse.
In reference 70 public Improvements the same paper
says
Three tenders have been received by the inspector
public works for the erection OF caureway between the
island OF St. George and the island, according 10
the plans and specifications furnished by Colonel
der. The ars to complete wob In four years
II pssble but not to exceed Gve the sum OF Els
the second within three years for eli $780, and the THIRD
within two years, foy EI2 ,24O.
The Gcsete Of the 10th In iu obituary, includes the
name Of Mr. Richard Charles OF Brooklyn, New York.
The deceased Is highly eulogized by the editor for
faithful and valuable services The paper is also put In
half mourning on account OF his death.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAL.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 9-6P. n

WEDNESDAY Nov. 9-6P. N.
The disposition to speculate for rise In goid
and stocks. which has been held more or less In
allegiance for the last few weeks, in view OF tho
pending election, showed itself strongly to-day,
and the course of the market for both was in ac-
cordarce with our prediction. The gold quota.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10

HAVANA, NASSAU. N. p, KINGSTON, JA., AND NEW
ORLEANS.
Fon NASSAU AND Notwithstanding Corsica. from New
York. Nov 7.
ron KINGSTON J-stsamshIo Mon,ezuma from New York
Nov y
FoR misunderstanding Eagle. from New York Nov9
FoR NEW misunderstanding Champion. from New
York Nov 80
: Steamship Morning Star. from New York Nov -.
Steamship Evening Star. from New York. Nov o.
Steamship Fung Snuey from New York Nov 49,
Steamship George Washington. from New York Nov IL
At3PM.
Steamship Arel from New York Nov l6
sPEoIAL NOTICE.
An letters and paekaqes intended for the new YonK HRRALp
should be ssffci
The New York herald., 1864-11-10

The steamship Arago. Captain Gadsden. from Hilton
Heaa s G., Nov Q, arrived in port yesterday. Purser
Fred. W. Ely will accept our thanks for lavors.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10

-lhe wheat markc aleo advanced &c. &c with good
bone trade demand aud small supply; sales 80 600
bushels at 81 25 for No. Chicago spring, So So So
Cor winter red western, So 81 for smber Milwaukee and
81 so 81 81 for amber spring Rye was IN rather bet
ter demand and Grmey with sales OF IS o0o bushels at
81 SO a 81 81 for Cin7ca. Barey steady and firm;
sales bushels at 81 s2 for Canada East and 81 90
for oaaHoa West Bar ey continued Inactive, but
nrm Tne corn market moderate Gem nd aud &c.
better sales 26,7o0 bushels at 81 10 81 "a for mixed
Western. Oats IN demand and higher at 81 &c. a
92c. or Western aaoat aud 92 &c. 93hc for do. ID
store We notice sales 600 bGshe!s Western for
fret fifteen days in Zee irber at s2c
CoFfEE-Tbe market was more active TO day, the de-
mand being chiefly from ,ae trade aud prices under the
RAPID advance n god decidedly dfmer. sales
. 500 Bags Eo, sc I7c 200 bags Garacaibo and
800 90. ST. omingo. both private terms
CoTToS.lte market atu advanced &C. per b.. with
an Increased business, Chi y specsa:ive sales l,ooJ
The New York herald., 1864-11-10

DEArH OF SIX MINERS AND INJURY SEVERAL OrBERs.-
terrible accident happened the sth inst the red
ash coIlery OF George H. Potts Co., Minersve,
which resulted in the death OF six aad injury Of
Several others who attempted TO rescue them seems
that on Wednesday Afternoon the made blast In
one OF the breasts 70 cause fall OF coal The dre ny
some means, communicated 10 the combustibe ia
the nne driving the miners out of the NINE On friday
Weshmen Joseph Bearman, German; Robert Duffy,
Michael finnsy and Michael Scuy, Irsshmen, went
into the niue 20 clear away the rubbish Their prolonged
absence created al,rm and fear that something mad hap
pened 10 them and other miners sent wh,t
the matter were Frustrated by the that ned
the place. and we're with difficulty dragged alive from the
miae. Finally on saturday morning. tho deld bodies OF
the SIX men named above were ound and irom the
mine. The Coroner held an inquest sunday and
everdct was rendered that the deceased 10 their
dosths from sulfpcation. All OF tho unfortunate
were steady. industrious miners aud them leave
fames scuily was the father OF twenty ono children
BY one wiie.-I'osBwUs Miners Jorrnot.
The New York herald., 1864-11-10
ShlPP ING NE w S.

H0V0Wa0 0nts OF OOOAW 3t0a m0f0s
IRON KuROpR.
Malls for warded By tho regular lines
The for from liverpool call At Queonsown sx
Canadian line. which cali London derry. The
ssamara the ContinAnt AAll lutnAmpen.