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Tho naval arrrcntco school ship Savannah has
been put iu commission and will sail in few hours
for Annapolis Nd. The following is q list Of her
officers lieut.. Commander r. .. MaitheWs Lleut,
p. 4. wahc.. IloI. y. Kane, Norvs forrc,t j.
O'kaue, paytnastor, Ca,per sehenck Actin, Master,
L. A. Rotc'ics. Boiisw ,.n, A. Milne, Gunner, Jean
G. Poster. Ac ias Carpenter lsah r. Crowei.
Tho Sor.h Caro- inc IL hv''s rapidly dismnn,lcd
preparatory to bel TRANSFORMED into On ordnance
votIc!. TIC eriuiti o. ,rs-I arc tenz rnn.f. rel
At the rate OF about H. per dav snd before the IL, o.
cp.ertcr che vii BE- ready to GO ou. OF commi zion.
The Ncsr.nt vii h tic receiving ,h!p NJ th'- .ta
t1n, aud psyiua. HaasleI viii he In charge. PAY
ms.;o's Russ"l ami Burnett viii close Il? the busi
ue's " Tive NU.th Carolina snd whl,A vii guluitC
thcls attention uu.I tao LIT Of Nctcnlcr.
rrog.cS 90 ,eins .nsto IN sac neg ,sntine hattoty
Al tie Coh io's II sii soon he ir o-dci 'or service
The Eho', .i'sni y ro,lri .ceiy Tor service. Il IL
-'ro,oi tha; enc will DO soIl q auction IN a icu
woOt..
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
New York

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Den0o's'S o's'o NeuNN NVnmItee; hed a. the
Dcavtn House today II vas un.nimou,ly resolved
10 call . peinoeratIc sta,o Convep,io, n, n. IT..
- :. = -, -, - ' VI 'iio ue'v-
gate uom each hsenbls cbtrict W mcotN Iseddle
Hal, hsny, on the 9th Of September nert for tho
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Democracy held convention to-ia, nu3 e4ec'ci an
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49, ' 'ON.,- ~
Alt,snte LONG fer Governor, and Jiu'C1 A MlifC
Cor li.ut Gov. -nor Va, potpina,,I
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Inc psitotm tni'rres 'tqtn sovcrcirrtv 20 ~
'il,si cNtcnt Genie. tho rtHt OF tie -".cr'l Gov-
,.rmeh. 70 rNie 'in',. ,' 'on''ill' ''' o'e'is
aIN W. snl .Nh 'oh oi 'At ~ OF hAi i''s '" pc;
a'tiAr. A'''AiN 90. l.'''na q" 10 orr Nifllncu
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Pi"I cu't'l'' .A'e' uis 5.r. l.ASbNl 4ue trtc
VA, -'h" tN ~. Ji .s" L t''siLi1'l o. is mtu-
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Hep. - cooulf ,tl'i scu'ro .ui rI.s'' .l go
q ~ = "a I ~ ihe "'s'c G. |'ulS a. a'' i"'r
aNl.'n on lh..e 90 ~ - taY thN succ o. "a outN
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u StsP NvtreWA'N.
=, Inc tIta.cs l','ire! tho "a Nllute, ~ Nif'
so seihol no ~ lnc ne" 0hy y sfehy
tLrYnt 'N.ahis ~ ~ f'erN sectH'- - ne Sie g
AM be ni tea Nv VAR est hud '"t,f 1u"d We D.
Ihe regular Demscrhc5 Ic n'loi WI "a held net
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STRANGE h3GUCTIOa CASE.
G Little Girl Made Prisoner and
Shamefu,ly Used,
THE PIRATE SHENANDOAH.
Additional RIyRgcs.

cIr Frdncisco, JuiV 1.-THE latest accounts from
he shenandoah are t. the ahornoon of the 2oj Of
Jure, when she was nesr Csp, Thaideus ses of
kusfcsikn, steering north west tossri where =
fcet of sixty whalcrf were known TO De- previously.
Capt, Nye hsd left the bark MILO during a fog, in =
small boat for the puipose Of wsuinc the fleet oitie
dancer. Tie Milo also spoke French whaler, which
Immediately put away toward the feet, having con-
siderable start Of the shenandoah.
while the Shenandoah 1t Ascension Islsnd In
Ap'il she burned the New London bark Pearl, the
New Bedford chip Young Hector, tesiie1 San
FrGncifco and Hawaiian vhGler. She next burned
the New bedford bark AbisAl, in Ochotsk sea, then
the Thoint son IN Kamscatks sea, and then several
new BEDFORD whNler, reported yesterday, Ia Aua-
sair Sea, vhe-e she arrived on the 2Oth Of June.
Il was feared that un!rs' the French ships open
would be c'ptured a. 'he Shenandoah knew exactly
where 10 find them. They voIe lowering along the
southern edge Of the ice-helds, drawing closer
togcA her ~ the ice drinsd towards Behring's Straits
through which they weIo seeking passage to the
Arc,ic Zone as the ice permits.
There being no Efficient Government war vessels
nearer ,his port than Acapulco tho merchants are
oTcula'inl petition 10 the Navy Yard ooinmandant,
Etlns him to telegraph to RsAngton io- permission
20 charter aud erm the steamer Coloraio, and die
patch her Immediately In pursuit of the shensn-
Gogh
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News ItemR.
LBy T,bgraph to me y,v York SUM-

,c., t.,..,s s,,,.,,1n b.. h,.D .,,, 4, -.
'tS' ho'ASs r'''sn'''n H,' ''sn sent IL 70 'A'
W = "a 'l'e'' - 'r''e'
out 0' service A' ''r,Fo'' A0Iroe
DES' IoaFr wal h''' "eo- succeed 70 mo
command at N'To'h' Vs. no" uadsr General
Mann the former Tink ING 'he latter
An'sK United WIN " e''N''' Of S',c''o'@ Is
announce 81 sah sf't0'''o' uH'ef 'ho u'NHAse'
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From Washington.
Eos'ol Appoin' 'merts-t ounirrfeit United
stlscs votes Cholera in -pnin-Tae
" iI.. Trial, Etc.
WAsntNar rox. Avg. IS.

WAFItSGrOg, Aug. Is.
Tho pro'ident to-day appointed Hannibal Hamln,
Coloo.cr; -. ". Goo'h, surveyor aud A b. Under
No-d, Naval Ofi,or, Of the iprt Of Boston.
several counterfeit one dollar Uui ed states notes
were recently presented at the IRE saury Ofco for
t,dempica bnt readily detected By the experts
IN that bureau. There were numerous counterfeit
ites, bat none, far ~ s kuo =, OF the denomins-
ten o1e thousand, hive Lundrel, and two dollars,
Al others arc ccuatertci'ei.
Tie .slel penera! J. A. Smith, Of Tennessee, Is
among the applicants tor pIrdon. Several special
pardHns wcgr granted today.
The Government hLA Soel officially informed BY q
ietor dated Port HlloH. hlno.sG Ielind, July 27'h,
that the cno'a hai made its ,p7egnce ou the coast
of spain he Civil Governor o. the IdaBd hsd given
dii ons that Prlercalo be .Gken 10 proyent the
spr,,t 1sof the dleaIc, shouI yosse.s arrive having
It 90 board.
TIE con -gact iog converting Fo1d's Theatre into
FIRE pc. ouldius C., c,Hository 70 the rebel
srohsc., has hen awarded 10 RichsFd Dunbs., Of
Brook n s.sgOo.
ME- AGIis il1.ton, wsa has just cied IN this rity
st the 81 -sc,et ese of ope hundred year, was tho
viGCW OF Dr. Ibcnton, t.o original architect Of The
C'pitol sd he frs Commissioner Of Patents.
1Eo Wa trill WI No! tsko place until ncI
veeS, The number Of mowbers OF he Military Com
N Ifiou Is to he iac. e-et, and larger Ioom thar
that nov o"cupied procnrei. vitEons will he pro
ducet N this trial 20 pry7C tst WIZ, whsn medi-
sa officer va detailed 20 v4ccuistc prisoners at An
de-lon'h.o tried toparupe aid olhcor 20 inooul4t
the prisoners with poi-o-ous mater, Instead ~ III
vaccine virus used for vaccination. Letters frol
soldiers in all parts Of the country, who have su;Tere
iuprisonneut and torture at Andersouvile s'il pou
In upol the JUDGE Advocate Offering to testify to al
manner Of Ecu Of cruelty
Major General A. =. iiovey is appointed Minister I
Peru b. tie President, ard ia exp ced to sail for ths
country immediately. His wife, doushter VI we lat
Hon CAlsb smith VIII LssolaDARv Liz
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EARTHQUAKES.
Remarkable henou,esr-shoc,s Felt In
T,uressre and Mi,sissIpp

k,D O-t,ars, Iu1. 1.-THE TtNEs has a special
di-r,ch fvm Jackson Mississippi Of ths date, which
say. An esrthqlakc shock Nas seriously felt about
O'clock this morning At Memphis Lstranse. BOl.y
sprinrs, Oxford AID Grenada Al Memphis The shock
vas severe enough &c cause the peopio TO ou, Of
their houses
sFcpNp DISPATCH.
Memphis, AUG. 1.-THE shock Of an earthquake
vai felt he-o this morning. shaking buildings tum-
bLag down CD mneys, upsettine looee articles and an
Iron safe e.t.hishIu ent vas thrown over The sbok
va even uose 'sinly iet at Holly sprin,s hi.,is-
Il o.. ard at LAsr,neo, Tennesiee. II lasted about
ten .ecori, No particulars Of he sn.ount of d.aso
done &C .novn
lis vas vIooGh. tho rune rNoa0-ne-ch wheh
tOp. ed in Che So, N,s,1. lay a. nav. Ag lceu
observed 81 e. LJt nai Cam
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The National Teachers. Convention

Hdrrnburg, Pa, Aug. 1s.-Ths National
Teacher Association ro,remblod this morning.
Tho following officers were elected for the ensuing
year
Iresident-J. H. wlckenharn, Of Lancaster, Pa.
Vice r. iesidents-Richafd Kd.ards Ot Normal,
Illinois !. ". Nalencino, OF Brooklyn, y. Y; w. 2.
lhoivs OF Winons, MINI; John ;. Hart Of Trenton,
y, D.. II. W, franklin NelIe Of Iowa C.ty, Iowa; A.
j. kiekOh, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, &. :. peune of ~.
Louis No.; G, ". HAS, Of indianapolis, Ind, j. W.
Bulkley, OF Brook lyti, \. V. u ii Htgrr, Of Salon,
Mass; j. NJ. Grcrofy, Of Kalamazoo, Mich q. :.
Greene, Of Providence, X. |.
Secretary R, White, Of Chcago, III.
Troasurer-s. 4. Bate of Harrisburg, Pa.
The committee arpoa'oi st .ho last anuunl session
to consider the OsSero system of object" teaching,
submitted a lengthy report commenting the pan.
TIE evening session opeLed win discussion on the
resolution. proposed by Prof. Hart OF New Jcrey,
relative 20 he establishment Of National Bureau Of
Education, which, sftor amendment, were adopted.
aud soon after the Convention sdiourned s.ns de.
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GREAT FIRE At QUEBEC.
sLxty TO EinhIy Ruiidlnrs Dr.iro,cd

o. Dec, Auy. Sat half past eleven last nigh, a
FIRE broke out house the corner OF Currsn aud
Queen streets. IL was occupied by lral Psgut,
grocer The flames e1ien led, defpi.o tho utmost
sIertions Of the frcmen, along CurrAn Queen, Rich
srdson and King streotA destroying botpcen sixty
and eigLIy buildings Tho lots Is not yot asccr-
tnined
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From Mexico.

More Liberal Defeut4 Reported -Ex-RebeI-
Taking the Oath OF Ale glance TO the kAn-
persr.
NeU Orledns Aug. 1T.-hstsmoras dates Of the
9th instant aro received. The MoStrluR contains
the news Of ssvsrE defeats Of the Liberals near san
Luis and Rebo. SINAI forces on both sides only
ENGAGED, and thu results were uuin.portAnt. Many
OF the eIled Confederites wero Ia Mexico, aud be-
coming naturalized citizens Of tho Empire.
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Confessions Of a Pretty Waiter Girl
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The Latest News
Ely Telegraph TO the n. v. sum.
The Last Rebel Pirate.
EER RiyiGES CONTINUED.

Additional Vessels Destroyed.
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The Phglix Bank Defalcation,
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4 "sEsKE.UP" OUT WEST.
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Balloon TIP from Central Park.
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ilvlc,t e1pre.ons Of ,ymp,,hy for my country, for
which am duly sraieful
The Pre,idents reply

The President. reply
Ge,orsl-Thl, in,uru,.tion Of national oourte,ies
be'ween the old Continent Of Ahica aud the new
and we trust thai il !. .u.picou, | am sisd ,hs,
Iunn has sent us an Envoy aud am especially
peated thst you have been chosen hy hi, highncss
the bey 70 le that Minister. Nou are favorably
known 20 us a. solder and scholar, aud sbove all
a. sstatesman devoted to the extinction of slavery
oi vil ue able g. report 30 his III ghne" the ley
that the American Nstion are trying humanitarian
etgcnmen. lti. moth ne lees than this Whether
orle can save hhcrtv and Al the samo time Govern
iseh The events nj, asne and painful, 70 vhich you
nave ufcrfed iu your speech. and TO when YOUR
rreiohce we're incidents ot this erea tris we have
scecr'ed them - such aud vhie We thsnt tc1 inst
W u - shN ~ w lIni' zoe 'lshl ~ ei.n
eucd hy great crimes, ve thank him Tor having IN
cned the rations Uf the earth to interprot these
crime, and their consequences 90 Justly. We humhiy
trust that cur success all bo h'neucent not ony
At home bot ,hr-urhcut tho Norid because
It viii tive assurance that sl.housh sr
and conquest are often directed by Providence ~
produce renehcrnt results yet that tenevolence and
peace are even tcuer sgerciss 70 rTomots the rso-
stc-s ~ civilization Ths portrait " the Bey which
b. has cent ma beside. being irter.sins to us ss tho
hk eness o national friend is vsluablC too ~ wo
nj AT IT. l. received pih atisartion aud Conertss
vii he spp-iZ,d Of she rin. Tue Executive Govern
mon; will euresvor 20 make your soiourn aeTeeahlo
~ 70 viii ~ all times be ? esef 20 know the si-he'
The letter sent by the Bcy OF Tuni. -u then pre-
,crtod and the distinguished visitors we're severay
introduced TO ths President Who said that while here
in their individual capacity eyery facility -ould he
presented 10 them 20 make their ,oouru pleasant
and interesting This rns outside OF the usual 'uur-
teues aud he eNprtss ssed the hOro that all tue lea
tiuus betuoen the uitcd states aud the BsrbAry
state, be conducted IA an anieable and satsisc
French by Consul Ferry, sud secTetary stNAid ,hen
handed cor, Vi the fiesidenrs speech t. General
ha,nem ,b piid,t .ud sacrs,.S a ,ne u
shaking hands at parting.
The Tuni, Embassy will, tomorrow, vl,i; the for.
tihcatious, and salute viii be fired Ia their honor.
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.rsuded, date not given, at the entrance 20 Liver
pool. \. s., hMbor. She would probably Ls GOT Of
after discharrins cargo,
A terrific gale and storm occurred on Lake Miohi-
gan on tue Tth inst. The following t.ss,ls we're
driven sshors or fnund,red on the LAku ; Bah, ii
Iansiue. of Detroit laden With coal, total week
Brig. Robert nslis er, cargo Of luml er from u1y
CITY schoone Glsn, put In At MilNauIie ~ snk-
iue condition The schooner Alserne, loMed With
barley, also sunk near Pot Col urne, late Er.e A
number Of other vessels aero materially dauascd.
The brig to1uctc, from Port su Prince, for HJs'on
10 a.hotc on Csnope'rat hCtNesn Catiyhunk aud
Na,hwina VINEYARD sound. She hls four frct of
vster In her hold, lies IN bad position. ana ha,
probably bilesd The ~indi. blowing on 'horr. The
Cte~ and PEI 'sacngers landed at IattN hunk.
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THE GREAT BASE BALL MATCH.
Tho Atlsntics the Nictors

Ph'lsd,lphld oct s0.-The first same in tie srosi
base ball match between the Atlantic Cluh OF B'ook.
yn aud the Athletic Club OF this city, va, played
to-day, and an immense number Of spectators ".
pre-eut. The game lasted nearly three hour, and a
half The Ausntics made .loven Il, eatcho, and too
home aud the Athletics eight As caichc, and
one home run. The Atsntics we're ssuut.d once
and the Athletics four times The Atlantlca we're
put out At tAe bssss eighteen times and the Ath.
letio- tan times The following IL the score:
ArutFftgs
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Mexico.
tue,her batch OF Report.

Ne's ORLEANS, o.. 2p.-MstSmor,. advice. Of the
2lst instant are received No serious sssruii up to
that time had been made the psro Nv the Liberal
force ten. heiiA had force n ib.D well armed
and discpiued troop. ard would le ssisted bv .
force of citizens, mostly Foreigners, n defend tho
place. Cortinu is In Brornstiic. Ils Is snid 20
h.ve given M tho comnsud of his Iibord force,
because he va refused the rf' 'ilcse Of loading e.
assault upon Mstsmoru, Tho Liberal fjrco sround
Mstamotu is 9,eu s'rons, and II. commanded hy
General Escofads General Mcus has an iron sun.
boat Fatrollius the river ,bovN and helo- Nstamo-
ros. Firing vas heard al Eralo. on the 72i inst +,
which "a. no doubt the suntos, rraetc,nr her suns
No arprehsn'io we're iet IN MNtsmoras that the
Liberals you'd be able 10 capture the city. General
CAnsIcs v1 At Micr. evyins heavy contribution.
upon the cilizcns and committing numherlcs out
rssos upon them. lie had given orders that those
merchants who o-cd money TO citizens of hatsmoras
should pay ruch debts In inll IN him, he would
burn their houses. Tho Nstamorss hnSuoR has
sd.ices from Belgium that G,o0O volunteers are
coming thsLee f1t the imreraliss
srcoSu niarAr,n
Ncr OteanA Oct. 30.-Datos direct from MatAmo-
to the 2Gth inst SAY that The Liberal. have been
whipped aud driven of
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C:eorGin.

MiI,dg,r,lr, "a, or. .s.--Ib- si,e Convention
this morning l'id on The table hy a heavy vote tho
re,olntion asking information nj thu rrov..ionsl
Governot whether President johnson made rcpud
aton condition precedent to the resdnisson ~ the
state into tho Iniou. A. the afternoon session m
business Of importance vas transacted.
riisfy,riN,, 30 OFT Sn.--rroviuorsl Governor
johnson sent message to the Convention a, ",
morning session to-day TRANSMITTING two telesrNu.
from Washington, slrcadv published at the Nnrth
North Carolina
Warrington, oct, So.--It appcar' from privNs in.
te1genco nom Nor'h Carolina, th,' not more than
two OF the candidates for ConsreS In that S.a,o, II
elected, can take the prescribed oath that thcv have
never voluntarily aided tho rebellion
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE y.
TeNn-

Washington, oct. ~ Letters from Tsi" SAY
that dirNiiy ,tcr tho var tho peorlo Of tha' otas
willing to nere" to sno't anything for the se
n psc'dc.tion but that now, owing W the di.,orv
movement. Of Provisional Governor Hamilton, much
classification begins 10 he manifested, Tho state
has made but l'e progress in restoring her rcls ions
70 the Union, n-e the rrorer fieiliiie, yet
afforded throughout Tc,ss ior 'sSinr the amnesty
oath
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Total


The seconj game betvcNn these t,o tlmou, club.
will he PLAYED on Monday nert ou The Uspuoline
t,tNuudr, BROOKLYN
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FRIGHTFUL DISASTER.
A steam Tug Blown 10 Atoms Al on
Board Killed

Forir,ss Monroe, oct. 2s.--Thc steam ,us Co.aioos
exploded at Norfolk yo,,erdsy nt four oclo,k i tho
afternoon. II was a terrific affair Tho boat was
blown to atom. and all on hoard instantly tued,
consisting Of the following person.. Capt NcCArict,
VIM Patton, ot Baltimore, agent Of she Boston lina
Of steamers the engineer, fireman, and one deck
hand. Tho fragments Of the boat were scattered
over three hundred Yards distau. from whore tue
explosion took place. lho Coinjock WAS a ne" boat,
and the cause of the disastpr Ia uukpoyp
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RELEASE or JOHN mitchell.

For,r,a monroe, Oc'. 30 John Mitchell i.rele...d
and soe, 10 Richmond tomorrow
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Iiurricane nt Key Wea-2O Vessel.
Wrecked, Etc.

1he nited states steamer haastrhuRtS. 0lun-
tcet Lieutenant C. Norton conmsndinr .rrived a,
the Philsdelphia Navy NArt on sunday cyeuins.
The Massachusetts, len Sor Orean, On the i7'h inst.
ON Sunday, October 92d, while lying a. anchor in
tho hsrbor of Key West gale 'prans up IN the
morning, which towards night increased to f''rnl
hurricane, blowing until Monday afternoon Fvo-v
ChusettA, -he being saved FROM snisr fate oulv hr
the utmost eNeltnns and vigilance oi her nhcrs and
crew. The l. +. d0lhle-Cnder kuscO0ta dragged nor
anchors, under full head ,team and struck but -
rot on without material injuy. Daylight on Monday
morning revealed frightiul scene pf desollt IN.
Twenty wrecks visible from the ooi o1t n ko,
Nes,. 4 large ship, name unSuOwn, vent athotr lfn
ana dy on the rect near Re West hinl -, .
4 NJ. fius signals of distress, but in c2nF l'n,,
o ths sea running % hieh n Nas impossible 10 hlAfN
her or learn her name, II wss sitetsai1' arr,
tanned that she was thin miles ot MORO sue
hound into Havana when tho cyclone struck hrI
Portions o the roots OF the Government oN l'eimH
Marine Hospital aud many puV.te bun .ns, ',I,
carried away, and other dsmH'N 20 a lalcc ~ .uuI
done At hey West. tho inhahtHnt Of -hirh nies
'Ay u Was the heaS itN storm tAcy have lai 'n.'
house Va. carried away. Ava. ~, Iur'dal, lh"
2tth, the Massachusetts put to sta, l0mrWhf b'lhI
tpe sea .llll running mountains lIsl' M'in, ,r,I
visible along The whole extent Of Iht h.ha re- a.
Oct. 2hth, afternoon, iNt 10 - ~ ion' ' - - W
rescued the officer. and crew Of the hrig ritIA Iu"
nothing standing hut her mainm,u \lshi'.ea
the vessel complete uTock aud In 'N'HA WV
dih9n,
severe Marine Disasters.
| Her orleans oct, 3o,--Ihs sesm'hipi "" '''
Mississippi from Nes York, have arrived here '"'
both experienced very heavy weather on the P'''''
| The Mississippi lost her cargo books SKY p"' ',
lAdinR, and her office mail bag, Phe nPl.n -
she sa~ large Voasel sunk OF Cape
She also saw large quantity Of "Teckr "N uarri.
| NeG York, oct. 3O.-liark i. buneneL'- pFI
man, from Boston lgth in.I., ior summe'sll,, 70
| went ashore the S0th inst a. lhs s1"A"S'
| that hsrboI. p..,,, vu
| Bis lliOn. from sydnU, g, D. nI B'0H w
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-10-19

The result Of the late Election in Oloe
County presents to the mind of every
Union man some grave and serious ques-
tons. Questions in which are involved
the future peace and prosperity of this
Tefrnory. For if secession sympathiz.
ers and refugee rebels from Missouri.
and elsewhere are TO control the poll
tics Of Nebraska. If they are TO have
control of our Territorial aud County
officers then indeed will we be in a most
deplorable condition. Every Unlco man
must see at a glance hat if lhoso out
spoken rebels who carried the election in
OtOe County by such a sweeping MAORI
ty are to control our future elections. =
That Union men, and the industrious So
Der class of emigration from the East
which adds so mulch 10 the material
prosperity of a country will avoid eOur
Territory as they would a den of thieves.
Many OF the men who assisted to con-
troll the late election in Nebraska City
did not attempt % disguise thu open
and avied sympathy with treason and
Rebellion. Colonels and Captains fresh
from The rebel army, b~ushwhackers aud
desperadoes who boas,ed of their abor-
rent profession, and who for years had
been engaged in robbing and numbering
Union men and m in Missouri,
gathered to the support of what was
there dominated the Democr attic tick.
et with all their foul and fostering force.
During election day with staggering air
aud drunken breath they boosted upon
every street corner of their vile and trea-
sonable intentions, many Of them shout
ed long and loud for Jeff. Davis, and
gave Utterance to vile imprecations and
murder against prominent Union men.
The result o: that Election and the
manner and the persons by whom it was
conducted, should adminIsh and warn
Union men every where of the danger
that surrounds them. throwing aside ev-
cry little prejudice of the hour. they
should unite in firm and solid array, TO
resist the dark and reasonable schemes
of the party which is banded together
for their overthrow and destruction.
To be forewarDed is to fere-armed; let
US therefore take head in time. To the
Union men of Oloe County we say staLd
firm, and if the conflict should come TO
blows,t the unionisis of Nemaha will stand
with you to the last.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-10-19


The Steamer Evening Star from Saint
Louis landed at our wharf a few days
ago and discharged an immense lot Of
goods marked FOR VIM. H. McCreery
Brownville.
l called in at the City Drug Store
afew days ago, ard found Nc. opening
the largest Stock ever brought TO this
Territory; comprising Drugs, Dye Stuffs,
Oils, Paints, Window Glass, Wall Paper,
Window Shades, Cutlery Coal Oil Lamps.
Stationery, Yankee Notions. Cigars,
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco of every
quality also many other things bewand
rare, never before kept in this Market
Il is concldered that Nc. keeps more
goods. and a better variety than any
Drug-House in Nebraska Judging from
his immense trade sells cheaper La.
dies call at the City Crug Store and you
will find many articles you can find no
where else Nc. being a ladies nan
knows how 10 buy to suit your demands.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-10-19
Coal In Nemaha Countr.

Last week, Samuel Callen brought 10
our Office several specimens of Coal,
found a short distance below the mouth
of the Nemaha River. The vein where
it crops out is said to be- elk inches in
thickness /; We have no dou6; hut what
plenty of coal can be Sound in this C2un-
ty, coal of a good quality, and in veins
Sufficiently thick 10 pay for working
Al that is necessary is for some parsOn
Of enterprise and ability to engage IN
tire search Of coal and our word for it, II
will be found, and the lucky finder of a
good vein of coal will In few years be
rewarded by a fortune.