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IL OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
DIAMONDS
Persons who wish TO sell DIAMONDS old Cold Silver.
any knd Of old fashioned Jsws ry, LOUIS AsRlCa.
7B broadway. positive fact, he 20 cent mora
than other person kstbshed Ia Sew York since hs
administrator of The late Martin Van Buren,. Make no
misiako--I.5 Broadway. under the New YORK Hotel.
ntANoND PIN FOR sALB--A MAGSIFtCEN ut OLA,
- mond Pm fer ssle a. low ngr' a. b9 Broa ds UP
stairs rom No Tnc highest prices paid for Wachc',
Diamonds, &c
VEEy uIaH PRICES PAID FOR DI AMoNDs JEN'
elry. rearis. Watches, &c, hy ~. W. Pbt Nh ..
ploud lroser ST. RroaiwA ONCE hours only from tn
10 A. NJ. aud from th r. NJ Valuations cent.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. Ex'
n trsctod without pain no charge Beautiful teeth In
serted 81 each Teeth Inserted with or Without extratnr
the All operations warranted. j. JAY NILLEks,
l55 Grand street two blocks from Broadway.
CHING TEETH NOT EXTRACTED BUT PRE-
II served and rendered permanently use III with pam.
less Adamsntan white filling invented by Or Luther sr,
tue only rsai substitute for god at hal the expense
superior bDg Every style ARTIFICIAL Teeth lower
obts nabe elsewhere equally superior 81 Cast Twen-
IL Recoud street. blocks from Broadway.
LUTHbR 4 UNDERWOOD, Dentists ~ years.
4 NoTHRR MONTH.
"A and satisfied 1t VIII nothing Teeth
attracted positively without and without charge until
order tn saori opportunity TO all TO be
eat4ned and make II known. American Teeth
CD Dentists, Fourth street, corner OF Bowery
llR WHITES NEW AND IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL
Testh-Whole sets -, s., $40 and .S6, superior In
lesutv durability and usefulness to all others; all work
and haf tue prices charged BY other dentists
Al au Fourth street, between 1rove and Barrow streets
nsrEoPLAsTIo. OR ARTIFICIAL Rome FILINGS
" decased tacth old roots BIZ u up, mere shels,
aching NJ cavity hllei without pain,
IN the removed to 20 East Fourteenth
sheet door west OF Union Over i0O00 test
moniaB
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AT SIS RowRRY.-H RosENrHAL HAVING 4 GREAT
n desire purchasc large quantity Of cast OF Wearing
sddrsasng ladies and gentlemen obtain the
value each article Ladies' attsnd~i to by Mira Rosen
thai FesAe remember and Try 1853 Bowery opposite Great
Jones street. tfs tmIl8M
HENTLEMRNs rBW AND LIFT OFF CLOTHING
Vt puroh Ased for The WesL-Thc full will be Aid
without seeking TO mp,se Call at the store address
THOMAS D. CoNROY, sol Pearl street. between Centre
ard Chatham etreotA
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HRoCERS' 4 TEA CLERKS EARLY CLOSING AssO-
VI cation.-A the members OF this association are earn
esty requested to be present st Military HAL 1893 Bower
on Monday evening, August - a. O'clock Every man
shou be proving thereby that he has ceased bu
sness at r. NJ Very important bushes will be transact
ID and all should attend without fail. ny order Of
JAMES CUSICk, President
Patrick O,NKIr. Secretary pro tenn
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A srROLO6IsT.-MADAM BOOTH FROM CALIFoR-
n MIA ba consulted all affairs of life. Numbers
aud charms given Ladies - Gents 50 H3
Spring street, dahk
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AsTnOLO0 r.

A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MORROW, SEVENTH
IA daughter with natural gift of foresight tells how
soon and often you win marry even your thoughts Magic
Ikoness Of intended husband and absent friends
1874 Ludlow street. four doors from Houston ssroat Gentle
men not admitted.
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rrns srw yoRx Army AND NAVY RECRUITING

THE NEW YORK ARMY AND NAVY RECRUITING
l. Company has been established with view o. hswps
reliable Office ia the city where recruits and principals WIZ
receive tar and honorahe treatmea Every =,
MAIDS VIII be scfupuousls fulfilled. Principals
the y with sound who have been pre-
voN.y examined bv exprr.nced surgeon. substitutes
tred dssri this State, mustered INTO Tue
raw here exemption papers obtained VOLUNTEERS ans
ubstitntes treatcd ka aud the hghed prices pad.
dhe New WORK Army aud NAVY Recr iiting Depot NJ.
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- Al BoGARr WILL SELL ON TUESDAY, AU-
-. gust Ia ut Iok O'Clock at 100 Seventh corner
of Twenty third and Fixtures Of
Grocery Stcre-ane Teas, Conesa Spices Liquors Pre-.
ear. Candles Moiasses Scales weighs Store
Fixtures large nefrigerator Ac. Ia Il
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"a. TIE GGEszsl T
Ho1Ds SIKH nYS WEEK T. 1884
sStc1ks2vCL AND TRIUMPHANT EscAasAEsz
q the d''.a'asisf1 ss iE.i SSil1E yssrHss 700,
AsR stEzsrD bs sssf 81 81 rh haI rH''
EAST LYNNE:
THE BLoPEMErr
'' :. By Iss STFt$ $sss $ss. HHsvs..
n'' uaIsfd ISABEL and MADAME VINE
1aSSss s5sE T HUs1 ess4s s's sI1fss
sss ss,@aa as o Sss' si.ss. Mary Wen.
e. 'Gs s X the o''A''
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS ~ ADVANCE
FotssSe NOW sr orE sST fss rue REGULAR SEASON
MoS6%f al AND TUESDAY Angus. ana soA
the great Drama arss ;me u hsTs i tour years Of
9 / ,.,. III s .'ssi:' ~. 3 s..,.
Z y q. ::i
eLvSs Do I, < For. NJ: il Chapman
n. cs.a%.s q ssH .ogs'A1ss s....
DARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM
- Coolest place Of u.ement in the city
Ysesss,IEI1ED s syceEs
1SDx
SsiSE $4yE SSsE$$sE
III! !Hakk s!s sEEltsS sSySss;
OR, TIE sSohssfsp ihonx
NJ" TRICKS sAerrrIoEsr pEs sptssSlp soESEa'
Rsns . s .uS NJ sro. nj
sn yi MoEkl some u0o. u.
Kxhib..cn every morning 4 y ecect
Herr
''''Ann' 20? r Rfs' as &. s5n osSHRsrRros
viii play At short day and svsnns with I'll ~
q 1wFsTy IT s4s2n
u I III ' MUD vsH
DwAars As Sis5 n; + orH.a oU
Admission rs cents; children under ten, 10 cents
IA GODS MINsrRELs. s4 BROADWAY.
SspG BEST = aA IN
TIE s.gsSssis$ ysss3si SEs sssse.rr.
sosd Sof HHs6 sssG rEs13sfA1Iox sdssks ar
Ss si 1s1 4.sss .
NAMpBELL's MINsrRELs,
Opposte SPRING street
PRoNoUNCED BY THE PREss AND PUBLIC.
wei h ham. Tt'i 81 '1 b sss fss' ''a'
~ (. :I: i; " :;
CHALLENGES DANCE,
rihI DoubE EE1F PonSA.
SALLY COMB s Hr+ CORE
r, NO e !. h. ..sl: II n b PRICES Sas:s
te1''. % oen''' % ." SA... o =. nous.
WAsHINGToN HALL
GRAND p, psAHSiI0 Sox,s dNAT 4. S,..
I frH r1D sf' " Ia s'sss
GsaSs a:'no.'' ss1ss
TIE 4: s I$s;s;' S *; st
Doom. :s:s g "a to at
r Seats can = secured NE 0'' en''' IRON : :.
STADT THEATRs, b and 50 pow.,,
Stage Manager Mr. H. b. Pie
Mr. GIG ". THOMPSON
On which 0'casy MISS KATE RAYMOND.
-. :. z. r.. s s.:s g + Hs sssa.ss'
n. ,,,mn, sIa .s;,Sa mass mass q Am.,,e,
MONDAY svkNiNt. Auousr is 1854
THE rE Ene sI.' HORSE a THIEF.
Margaret. Miss Kate RaymeuA
VIII r. b. follow ed by D. o'''-S
p,r,,,n "' oi'"' - Mr. l,eo w Thomp~>.
p",.uav Mrs v si.rsA
"a'ss'e'...-..-.-.. .an Il a. v.;;h '' " - ~
wANnEpIN1 MiNQrRRv
800 ~'-' y
I'm wis Mill sachsxS
Dom, rors., Mons,, .v.S n D. Angus, IS. 1894
1-ayrpIcaN TuRATEF
RRnAnW1y
= apASn nEnpRNIua
uoxn.v A,gpSSrsr IL 1914
Tai. r.vo~,,. y - ~ ~, I'm. ..n horo,0hIv rec~
va,nn rsnointsd redecarssei Se - 49, ~
VAea' fepah''a 's'e' WILL OPEN
Fop TUE akAsON
-
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County-for two years.
Couny-for Que iVO
HAND MONEY.
Any epistng substitute for either one, two
three years will receive in hand ney.."...... SIS
Substitutes both the army and navy are required 20
make out that they are exempt from draft for Of the
following
!. That he IL an alien.
That he has served two Ia the army navy dur
Ing the present rebc lion.
s. That he e under twenty years Of age.
reside in county and that they have been duly enrolled
The County Voun eer Committee under Instructions OF
the Board OF Supervisors having lcd all quotas under all
cats to this time announce that they have recomenced
the business Of recruiting for tbs army and With the
hecrus or subsututes will be received formerly
the County Volunteer Rooms In the Park OF road
way and Chambers street and on the Battery
TO THOSE DESIRING SUBSTITUTES.
Innsmuch authority for the enisting OF Suhsn
nteh for such destre 70 be relieved from
apprehnsons OF the draft as also Tor such citizens are
not liable 70 draft because Of unnness mon liability from
addition To- their business Of raising recruits ensng
such Substitutes as may be desired.
To secure Substitute, deposit with ths
comml!tse the sum OF 1855 for bounty aud hand money, TO
secure exemption for three years; sso for two years.
''' w. c. GODFREY uUNrHER Mayor
MATTHEW r. bRtNNAN. Cotnptro,ler
uNfSON BLUNT, supervisor,
WILLIAM y. IwiED. supcrvi sor.
ELlJAu n PJltDY Supervisor,
toupty Nolunteer Committee
bNvw YoRk, july Ia 1854
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DISCHARGED VETERAN rs ANXIOUS TO Bk
"A come substitute for year either 10 the army @
navy Principals only nay address assniug prics osx 80
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'pUBIc SALE a.
IL or
CAPrUREp AND ABANDONED
PROPERTY

IN. t,S,aa sA NJ pTEspAf Au0usI ~
600 Lts Of nnredesed Pledges consisng ladies'
and gsntemens Wearing ApparelSik Calico. Deaine and
Aracs Dresses. Remnants Silk Calico. Deaines. and
Nusiias; sela Broche Ant Grape Shawis Coaks Sheets
6presds Coun,epanes Skrt Shirts and Drawers CATERS
Boots and shoe lot NJ frock and Sack Goats Pants
and Vests 1 various articles
ton well attention trade an Others BY
. Of SCLpMGNS l73 Spring street
N B.-A large lot Of LADIES' ina Linen and Musn Under
4
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LOVE AMULRT-TURKIsH PERFUME LOvR ME-
Ever ascnaes and secures the affections Of the op
poste Unsurpassed perfume and cosmetic Price 81
6ead stamp for circular Address Madam Marra box 67SO
New York Post Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-26
The 81. Adams, W., Raiders.
ST. JOHNS, &. f.. Oct. -. leCi-9 o'clock n.

ST. JOHNS. &. f.. Oct. -. leCi-9 o'clock n. m.
Nothing Of special Importance has taken place
in cgnrd to the ST. Adams. VT raiders since my last
account
he raiders understood TO have engaged os conn
Sc the Hol. J. j. ABBOTT aud Messrs. CARR and La
IA,niR OF Montreal and the Hon. j. II. CAMERON, Of
Tronto.
The examination is conducted with closed doors only
{. counscs and reporters Of the press being admitted
The notorious n SANDERS Is here managing the cause
oihe Rebels lie says they belong TO the first families
oKentucky. and formerly belonged to JONI MORGAN
foces.
This raid he asserts is only the fret OF series Of
pnGerlng expeditions to take place on the from.
trs OF the States Had he known before Of this Affair."
would have prevented II. it was conducted on too
sail scale.
z. q. JOHNSON Queens counsel Of Montreal, IS here
o counsel tor the Canadian authorities.
MONTREAL, Tuesday. Oct oJ. 1864.
The trial Of the Vermont raiders at ST. Johns
as to have begun yesterday but their counsel were
bscni and the proceedings postponed until to-
ay. The magistrates have taken the deposition Of
ar BISHOP, the Teller Of the st. Adams Bank.
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Moro Guerrilla NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ST. LOUIS, Tuesday Oct %. let4.
The dead bodies Of Major WILSON, Sd Mis-.
souri, Militia and six OF his men. captured by the Rebels
n. Pilot KD,b and given mp 10 guerrilla band for exc.
eu,ion for alleged killing Of Rebels In Arksn
sas last summer, found in Franklin County yester
day. WILSON'S body had several holes In II. A Rebel
Major md six prvntos in Alton prson as hostages
for WILSON and his men, will doubtless be skot in retail
iathn.
There Is nothing later from PRICE. Headquarters
here ave no confirmation Of the capture OF three can
non Independence and the routing Of the Rebel army
at w,rrensburg. Gen. RosEcRAsss depot Of supplies Is
by division OF the 18th Army Corps, under
Col MOORE Of the sd Illinois.
ST LOUIS. Wednesday. Oct. %. letA.
tn Dsnoudf, warrenhurg special says: Gov. HAIL
has arrived here from Independence, with small es-
oort. under Capt FOSTER. He thinks our cavalry are
damaging PRICES rear considerably. PRICE Is moving
through Kansas but Is sprnkling The road with the
bo,u Of his best men. Our loss In Sundays fight was
about 20 killed and wounded The Rebel loss was
uuot greater we took between 100 and 500 prisoners
Dc-erers from PRICE coming TO this point in con-
cy.l.- numbers
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possession Of this Valley. Mingling with the Heroic
dead and wounded in the ranks. there many noble
officers who with their lat battle IN defense OF their
Government have bcquoathed their lives heroicaly
laying them down upon the field Of honor and Of glory
1t has been fearful price to pay for this splendid
victory obtained over the sealthy foe. who has once
been sent bowling like lost demons 10 their own
place. For what half hundred cannon, and few
hundred wagons and ambulanccs, with horses and
mules to boot, when weighed against many precious
lvesso much human suffering. Or what boots II that
for every ono Of noble Union soldiers killed or
wounded. there is one two Of the enemy laid low
But il glorious victory, snatched too from Tie
very jaws Of defeat and disasters and while an inscrnia
bic Providence permits this war 10 continue every
patriot heart will feel Thrill Of satisfaction at the
mention Of the battle of Cedar Creek and Of the magic
name Of SHERIDAN E.s.
MARTISsBrRo. Saturday, Oct. %, 1864.
Major CHARLES BURGESS, 9th n. Y. Artillery,
has Just arrived from the front with LOO prisoners,
being the st instament Of about 600 prisoners taken
on the 10Th in this Valley We have ca guns captured
including 20 taken fom Us by the enemy in tho
morning.
lTo List Of CdsHaltits se siah PdsGl
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welcome him back among them and the country viii be
rcoeed 10 learn that lie fs In the field again.
as the following general orders will show:
HDoRs. FIRST ARMY CoRps, Oct IT, le64.
GENERAL ORDERS No. l2.-By Special Orders No. 24e,
Army Northern Virginia Lient--Gen.
LoSGsTREET resumes command Of his Army Corps.
The undersigned congratulates It's gallant officers and
on the restoration to them Of their distinguished
leader with whom associated many of the proud
est recoleetioQs Of this Corps
III parting with them for new command he desires
express his thanks for their ready support his high
for their galantry and iortitudc during
the past unexampcd campaign and his best wishes for
their future fortune and prosperity.
r. H. ANDERSON, Lieut.. Gen.
HDQIs. FIRST ARMY CoRPs Oct 10. 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS. No. l3-The undo rsigned, with
deep and grateful emotions, resuGes command Of his
Army Corps.
Although separated from il since the first action Of
this eyontful campaign the history Of your share In
that campaign IL not unknown to him.
He has marked with pride and pleasure the success
which hrs attended your heroic efforts under the
commander who has WORLDLY led you.
Soldiers let Us not go Backward Let the First
Corps DO always true to itself We have in the past
brilliant. unsurpassed record. Let Our future
eclipse il in cagorncss for glory. love Of country
and our doterninati,n 10 beat the enemy.
, J. LosGsrEEET, Lieut. Gen.
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The q aiIant Dead.

WHEELING, ". Va, Tuesday Ocs. q, l35i.
The obseguies of the late Col. THoBURS, COM
handing Division in tho Army Of West Vrgna
Capt. BIER. A. A. G, OF Gen CRooKs staff and Sur
gcon JENKINS killed at the Battle of Cedar creek took
place at the Capitol where they lad been lying in state
this afternoon. Tie exercises were the NOS. solemn
and impressive. The corcge the largest over wat
Among the distinguished officers in Attendance and
officiating as pail bearers were Maj Gems. ELISTzEL.
NAN and KELLY, and tie members Of their respective
stats. The city draped in mourning and business
entirely suspended the citizens turning oct TO
do honor 10 the gallant dead
BrrFaLo, Tuesday, Oct. ~ 1864.
The body Of Brighten. BIbwELL, who was
killed in the recent gIcnt battle in the Shenandoah
Valley arrived here this evening He WAS an old and
respected resident Of this city, His remons viii lie in
state in the City Council Chamber Preparations are
making for grand funeral
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-26
Local Military Matters. .
INSPECTION OF THE CITY REGIMENTS.

The annual inspection Of the city reg.mento
commenced on Monday with the inspection Of tho
Seventh and Eighth Regiments. Both regiments were
very full in numbers and passed most cred.iabe nt
spection. The Seventh was reviewed in Lafayette
Square, By Major HERRroT, Brigade Inspector, numI
bering about nine hundred members The regiments
were afterwards reviewed at Washington Square; there
Was fine music in attendance and large tbrcng Of
citizens were hand as spectators OF the display.
Brig. Gen. WILLIAM HALL commands the BrRacep
composed ofthe Seventh Eighth. Thirty seventh ard
liffy.fifth Regiments.
Yesterday the 2jh the inspection Of the two last
named regiments Of this B igade, at the State Arsenal
corner 35hst ana Seyenthaye, together with that Of
the First and Third Regiments at TompkiLs Square,
and the Ninth Regiment also at the State Arsenal.
We fortunate in being present at the Inspection
OF the Thirty sew nth Regiment Col q. d. ASHLEY a
halfpast 10 o'clock. p 1t will be remembered thaf
this Regiment has recently sustained disaster by the
loss Of their Broadway srrnory by fire, whereby all Of
their mnskeis and the uniforms Of many OF the meme
bers, were consumed. Bur- despite this Disadvantage
the appearance Of the Regiment yesterday was galan4
ard imposing. They numbered some four hundred and
fifty underwent very crcdtabe inspection, and were
reviewed by Gen. HALL. who was accompanied by hi
staff Captains BLACK. Pc ARsoL STETsoN and IRVING.
The following are the field officers Of the Regiments
Col O. ID. ASHIrY, Ticut.- Col C. NJ. CArLIS, Major N.
w. 5. CATw, and Adj. MONTGOMERY; and the COM
mauders Of companies are Captains LYONS. REYSOLDA
OLIVER, UNDEGHilI, ROoNr. CHAPMAN STEVENSON,
SEAyLR, DRAKE, and tAREAN. Ex-Col CHARLIE
RooYF also present MS Cd Lieutenant on the Colo
ners Stah. His entrance into tho Armory, together
with that OF Col AsHLEY was hailed with enthusiastic
cheers by the ntre regiment a military inspection
Of troops unproyided with uuskes as was necessity
in the present instance, is Usually tame affair." but the
elegant ard perfect discipline which characterized the
lnaneuyers oil this weapoDless regiment made up for
the deficiency in question and elected the plaudits %
the large throng OF spectators in attendance
may be as well to mention that the edf OF the review
was materially assisted By the fully uniformed and very
efficient band belonging exclusively 70 the regiment.
which made the grand ball Of the arroory ring with
martini strains Gen. HALL complmented the officers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-26
LATER FROM BERuUDA.
Further Particulars Of the Capture Of the
Liberation OF Braine mud
his Assoc iases.

HALIFAX, =. -, ncHuiiy, bct ~ isoi'
The steamer Manero Cordatoo arrived here
last night days from Bermuda, with the passen
ger, Of the captured steamer Roanoke.
We arc indebted TO Mr.. u. J.. BuRDoN, passenger,
forihe following additional particulars:
iiter tie Roanoke left Havana her engines were
stepped to receive passengers approaching In boats.
Which atorward proved 10 DO Conicdorates under Capt
BLAINE and Lieut.. PAIR. of Chesapeake notorcty.
After the capture BRAIST proposed to Capt DREW to
bad tie vessel l 1900 in gold payable ot Bermuda,
B.AHE TO keep the cargo. Capt. DREw Of course TO-
fslcd 10 acccdc to this.
The Roanoke arrived of Barmula on Thursday night
quite out Of Goals She received little from vessel.
Nahing special happened until Friday. when Ler
passengers were taken of by the Ma;hilde.
rhe Roanoke Lad valuable cargo OF bale tobacco,
scars and sugar.
)RAIsE nud Lis associates were all liberated. Capt
DEW aud lie crew left for New.York on schr Hound
onlsth inst
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ST. LOUIS. Tuesday. Oct. %. 1864.
Late sdvices from Little Rock, Arkansas,
tato that Gen. MAGRUDER has left Camden, and is
spldly marching toward the Red River.
Only about 1900 Rebels left between Saline River
md Camden.
Gen. HERON /. at Little Rock on an inspecting torf
through Gen. CAsBY's department.
Great activity prevails in military matters, indicating
movement to iEcereept Gen. PRICE.
~ sqdieIs .GfsIing from eLrore 0sessst are hsri
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Arrival Of Biockad e-Runners-Thc III
rates Tallahassee ind Edith nt Sea.
HALIFAX, Tuesday, Oct

HALIFAX, Tuesday, Oct. %, 1864.
By tho steamer Mavrocordatos we learn that
tn blockade runner Little Nattc had arrived at Ber-
da with COO bales ofco,ton and that the Hope. with
$50 bales aud the Falcon with 200 bales had arrived
atSasssu all from Wilmington.
The Mayrocordaios also reports Tint the pirates Tai
laasscc and Edith LEFT Wilmington on the same night
with the Little Matte, for "A raid.
he Col Lamb steel-plated blockaderupner, sailed
frD Ia.lfaX this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-26
The Pennsylvania Election.

{ ores 1onjence Of the Associated PrcsF
HARRISBURG. Tuesday, Oct. rs 1864
Jefferson County official gives Democratic
majority Of so9
The official total Democratic majorles on the home
vote foot up 900 and the Union msortes 80 st7 ex-
cess Of Democratic maoriles, 49, with Forrest COanty
to hear from officially. 1t is reported to have gwen
10 Democratic majority.
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THE WAR IN TENNESSEE.
Forrest Concentrating at jackson.
CAIRO. Tuesday. Oct. %; 1876

CAIRO, Tuesday Oct. .; Ietf,
Memphis papers Of the 22d say that the Rebel
FORREST is concentrating aarge force at Jackson, Ten
nessee and that merciess transcription is being en-
forced in the country adjacent to Memphis.
Col. HoGI's command defeated at PASSPORT has re-
Turned to Memphis. II is stated that HooE is not to
blanc for the disaster as he simply obeyed orders.
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QUEBEC TUESDAY, Oct. . Itb7.
The Conference have been engaged in ADJUST
ny asnc. affairs which have presented serious diff
cates bat il is hoped that satisfactory arrangement
can BE- made.
Tb,rsiay when the members viii proceed TO Montreal
ami other cities in the West.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-26
Fire In Boston.

Bosr0S Tuesday, Oct. Is. 1854 .
The opera house of Morris Brothers, Pell, and
Trov bridge caught IRE about o'clock this aitersoon
wl, standing II occupied the site Of the old Provincial
c,oyernmsnt House in Province House Court with TIE
main entrance hon Washington street. .lr
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FoRr HAMILTON, Tuesday, Oct. p,

TUKT HAMILTON IufsUa!I U0I' - I"of'
The immense gun at Fort Hamilton, the
largest in The world will be tested tomorrow Wcines
day. morning. 1t is expected that ten shots viii be
fired, commencing at about IL o'clock. The weight Of
the ball used in this gun is about hall tuD
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TORONTO, q. W., Tuesday Oct. Is. leet.
Vice Chancellor EAsTEN died last pisLt.
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-. CHICAGO, Tuesday, Oct. % 1854.
The propeller Tonawanda exploded her boiie1
on the river last night and became complete vrecky
Ii is supposed that one man was killed. Five were
wounded
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cent North on sixty days fuIloush Nearly 800 have
already been sent North.