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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-05-26

J. W, Sleeper Of the Winneshiek
House, one of the best and most popu,
lar hosts in the northwest, is doing Il
most thriving business for himself, be.
cause his administration is so eminent
~ satisfactory to the public. That he
may long live and flourish is the hear
~ wish of all who have been guests al
his House.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
Mnrkrt.-Reportea by Telegraph.

/ RrrFALo Oc, 3O-6 p. m.-Flour dull; Extra State. 3;
choice snsda Bakers - rs Amber Double Extra 10 50
White Double tIta rio 50d +i2. Wheat quie, No: |
Milwaukee Spring held at = TO. Corn quiet NJ ts.c for
No. mixed. Oats dul. Bal-y-sale, OF liooo bush Can
ada, = " Rye nominal WHISKY held at ~ 10 Meas
Pork Si 500 Ss Canal Freshts hrmi !6c on Wheat &c
Corn 2c. Barley. and l3c. on Oats TO Nowiok I'm
port, dsy-flour, f,6 bbs Wheat, 81 ib9 bash Corn
2Jf 46 b3sh Oats "A 436 bush.; Barley pBB bush lsye
taIl bush Peas l5o bush Canal eSpots-Whesl iooe
bu.L. Com l03.at0 bush Oats als.o bush kye i'o
bush
BALTIMORE, Oct. 30-flour dali lower gades heavy
sa'es OF $500 bb. Baltimore Shipping fxtra at VIZ DO
Wheat advanced l3c. Corn dull sars of bite Al %
Seeds dull Cloyrra ga s25. Rye quiet at sido FRO
visions ave drcuua tendency; Bacon aud Shoulders 81
l9td2lio. Sales Of Western Whisky A. ~ ". 1900,
Inn ApsLPpIA Oct l3P-tfoeum dull sales duoo bnis'
Crude u J3c REFINED IN bond, 38daec; Ffee n ~
Flour il dn und dccuing sales Of SupeTine At w 'o
Fxras Aqd 80 80 Wheat dull; sales OF shipment oil New
, Red al % ?OG ~ ~ Rye steady at VI ~ tmn nm
.,los 5000 bush Yellow Of BJd53c. Ost. hfm AZ 81 '.e
unchanged Coffee steady a, .9dtc Tor Midngs
Whisky closed ~ y,hod-rs d-msnd an advance.
MosIE Dot 10 day go bales al 9tc Iof
Mldng the market closed irm -. A.
! ToLEpp. Oct 30--6 p. m.-Whest quiet; sales OF new
White Michigan at III 8!i and New Amber at $i Ss Corn
brm ut oio Oats sesdy sales at &c Receipts for the pass
week: lo9 bash Wheat 1000 bush Cota' i7voo ousn.
Oa, IA eeO hush Barley. Shipments for the sfns time
sa OI bush Wheat; % N bush. Com; l6eW bush Oats
MoNrnrAL De-, 60 n.Fosr Ieceipt. Iishti ssse g
: $ ips,i,ut at s1dS q Ua[ht""i " U9*' o. "'es'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

sales Of c.n.ds q 81 :sesi -. 'snd Western q ~
el n. Oats 003Jc
Tc:s.ss, Oct; sLsn%Gy'Ss', .si;, q pe.sl: 2. :.
Whest, :ses sf Fall u Slt0fl a. end spring 4 49,
81 TO- Barley 68d7fc. Oats 2gdNG -,
OswEGo, Oct ~ p. ~ Flour steady snd ussasu,6
sale. 30 bss q pnces rsssing hem Sys elS q w.
salss $500 bush Csnsds a. ~ 6 Rye nim but quisk ~
dull; sales $500 bush. Canada s 81 S. Canal NIX
stesdy Gle On Flour l6e. Whest. l6lc IN Cora u -
barley l7c. Rye and l0c. .Oats to SewYogt -
Imports to.dsy-S0 0o0 bush. Wheat, 81 900 busA BcS
0O0 bush. Rye. Canal Exports-47.0 bbls nogy ~
bush. Wheat C00 bu-h Corn. 50 90 bush Barley ShiS
| BY rarcsd-i .06s bbs Flour sa IT."
ALBAHY Oct. 3O-6 p m.-Flon dnet. Whesi-Ssles IN,
bush. Amber Miwaukee ct 8 IS. Corn quiet 4 oSCs
Oats i as7c for State. bsrlsySaes Is 0o hush CsnsS
Fast at 81 leo 81 leA and 500 bu.h, stst. st q TO- Ps
n Ct Com " Of Bar Of Rye end of Data SLIPPED 4
tows in the las. % hours350 00 bush. Wheat NsVS h,k
Corn 6Oo bush Oats, od bosb Barley 1900 bush xys.
| CIxCINsArr Oct 3o-6 D. m-Four ouet. s.es AZ g..
fine at 81 5VGS7 IL Wheat: Pme Old Rel declinsl 3.
Mess Pork trnerj sslrs Of City ga Lard frrnsr ~
at 3,c for Kes. Whi.ky In good demand ct o. q.
MILwAuKEs. Oct 0-e p. m.-flour firm. Wheat sdy><.x
&C.; ss o. Al 81 +9dEl ~ Receipts today: 2IDO ~
tlour 1900 ba'h Wheat ShiDueuts 100 bbs nm.
| i4l 100 bush. Whesh -
CHICAGO Oct. 81 pm.F quiet aud UNCHANGED WI
brisk demand by s, s-les TO M cor,cs prlces slyss1
safe closing $lI3 for No. l. and III 1Sl isfor n.
O. Corn steady advanced c ssies at for No. and IN
for No. Oats hrn at 271 e23c. hishw ines Arm Proydocs
quiet Freigbts quiet lao Corn n Buffalo. Recpss -
d,y-5OO0 bbls. Flour. 1000 bush Wheat lI 0oJ 'hask
Com 1000 bu,h 0sts. Sbil s--500o bbla F5ur
OoJ bush. Wheat, $4,000 bush Corn, 5000 bush Os.,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
FEom THE FLORIDA CoAeT.
A Cyclone at Key West-Twenty Vessels
Wrecked in the Isarbor-DRmnge 10
Government PrOperty.

By the arrival Of the United States steamer
Massachusetts at Phacelpha VIC learn the following
facts:
On Sunday Oct. % while lying at anchor in the har
Dor of Key West. yale sprang up In the morning.
which toward night increased to irigbtiD hurricane.
blowing until Monday afternoon. Every vessel In tic
harbOr went ashore except the Massachusetts, she
being saved from similar fate only by the utmost
eItons and vigilance Of her officers and crew. The
United States double cnder Muscoota dragged her
chors under full head of steam and struck but Was
got OFT without material injury.
Daylight on Monday morning revealed fearful scene
OF desoation. Twenty wrecks were visible from the
lookout at KEY West 4 large ship. name unknown,
went ashore high and dIy on the reef hey West
hight al H.. firing signals Of distress, but in
quence Of the sea running high, it impossible to
board her or learn her name. h aiierward ascer.
tanned that she within miles Of Moro Castle
bound into Havana, when the cyclone struck hcr.
Portions o. the roofs Oi the Government Coal Depot
Marine Hospital and nauy private bindings were car.
rcd away, 0nd other damage 10 large amount done at
Key West the inhabitants OF which place say IL vas
the heaviest storm they have had since the hurricane Of
1886 when the Sand Key Light House carried
away
At . H. m Tuesday, the 9th, Tic Massachusetts pat,
10 SEA- homewmd bound. the stu running mountains
high. Wrecks were visible gong the whole extent Of
the Florida reef
October % afternoon--L Latitude 20 deg 80 min NJ
longitude 70 deg. 22 min. W. rescued the officers and
crew Of the brig Stella. from Cardenas FOR Portland
with a cargo of molasses Nothing standing but her
i8ainmast. Abandoned the vessel n complete wreck
and in sinking condition.
LIST or OFFICERS or 1gE MASSACHUSETTS.
Charlie. Norton Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Commandng
Andrew Jackson Executive otoer George u Cooke A.
tisaut Surgeon; j.. h. Rice, Acting Assistant fayntser; j.
Lowrey, s. $. Hand W. a. Ordwsy. u. H. Mo<rs, Acting
Eu,gns Augostus Capp Engineer charge John stafford
Dee Robert Henry and VIM. s. Msn.deld Acting Third A.
si,,an. Engineers Win Charlton and "a Esebrook. Mc,
Clerk Michael M.n.hed AHd Charles Porter, Surgeons
steward.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
Hotel PersOuu1.

Gen. B 7. Sweet, Wisconsin; Jay Cooke,
Philadelphia; The Hon. Wm. II. Kelly fhiadolphla,
aud &. l. Wilson, esl.. Chicago Journal! are ut the ST.
Nicholas Hotel.
The Right Rev. Bishop Kpp OF California is in town.
and stopping at the Flfth.me. Hotel
The Hon. :. J.. Cnittendcn. New York; tho Hon. :.
Il Moore Pennsylvania; the Hon. j. Northrup and
wife, Alabama; and Judge T. ID. Hughes, Hartford
are ut the Metropolitan Hotel
Mr.. iBTydges aud party, eminent railroad mon Of
Canada arrived in town today, aud stopping at tAe
Breyo0rt House iese gentlemen are her" ful the
purpose Of comforting with Sir Morton Pcto.
Mtssrs. lgnatius Sergeant and j. A. Spooner OF Los
ton are also at the BreyOon House.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
Gen. Grant and Lady in Newly orL-Th
Occnsion Of Their Visit.

The Leutenant-General of the Army with his
wife viii have reached this city by the time readers
see this announcement-,het is. II tclegraphc dis
patch to- that effect can be relied His arrival is
entirely unexpected. ard few persons were o.
hs intended VISIT Iie comes from Washington, ard
will be domicllcd ut tie Metropolitan Hotel during his
visit bore. Cf what length that Will be, its object
is as yet unknown. Official duties probably call him
hher. This time lie chooses the Metropolitan Hotel
instead Of the Astor House whore he has prev ousy
stayodthe change no doubt being made To obtain the
sec.usion aud privacy desirable
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
TIE sT. JOHN ExPLOsTON.
Four Mere vicsiMs--Usqusss frsm the Cor
ener-A Me- gro Waiter Cemniited en
Charge Or Thefs. lli ...|C1ls ~.

oner--A Nsgro Waiter Csmn'itted 81
. Charge sf Theft. I1lt '..FC1(t -f.
In addition to the ten deaths chroniclcd in yes
terdsy mornings TRIBUNE caused BY the explosion Of
the boiler Of the steamboat St. john we have to report
four other g. az follows: Mr. Corrille Archanbnult,
we'll known lawyer Of Montreal the deaths ~ bis wlfe
and infant daughter have been previously reported Mr
MARY j. Lyons Of Yorkville. wife Of Frnncis LIONS
whose death has also been previously rcDored Adrian
Scarlss tie baggage.master; and Mr. 5. W. Northrop
of Albany at the residence VI some Hiends ~ No s
| East Ihlrty-ninthsi. A. A.
Burial certificates wore Yesterday grantea 20 tne
friends OF nearly all Of the victims by Coroner
The bodies of Sir. and Mrs. Archambault and their
infant daughter were yesterday taken IN charge by
member Of the Canadian p.Ihaen'' anu VIII We '''N'"
| 10 Montreal for intermeDt to-day. -,
The remainder Of the scalded persons as far as could
he asccriaIned are doing we'll ,,., :, A.. tJ
Coroner Widey requests the puohca''oh 0' 'i'' '''
lowing. W ,r,yrpp.r
| Nav YORK Oct 80 1863
or the engne Of the steamboat 81 John p, as
bursting Of the boier on tho nor ~. Of e a n. coonsr.
Office before .he sth day Of fNovemeri ,S.1 cr.,
The bodies Of Francis J. LyoD and h's wi'e. mary
| Imogcpe will be buried from St. Lnkes Cbuicn III
Huison.st. They were married on IhursdsJ ias' ~
| tie same ediLce. ., - l., -,
IN don number Of souless wrctches improved the op
Dol tuny to enter the staerooDs vacated D! tne Pas
sengers in their terror, and secured every aftco y,
value lying about One Of the cOlofed wal els, naineu
Wesley Dillon is alleged, under these circumstances
70 have stolen from MIR Benjamin B Hotchkiss OF NO.
g2 Beekmun.st.. magnificent gold watch valued az
s5lJ On the arrival If tie boat at the per he was
landed over 10 Officer Field Of the FINN Precinct anu
he was yesterday committed Tor trial by Justice ho'
gan ia default Of 81 OOO bail
To ns Editor of The " y Tribune.
SIR: Presuming that you may desire q llst OF
all the sufferers by tic late cat sfrophe, send yon the
names of two not mentioned In your account this morn
ing: Mr. and Mrs. :. :. Packard of No. EI west
seoond-si. both badly scaded ao,ut the iec'
and legs. The,., with quite number also omItteu'
we're I ken OF by the f,rrY.boat Morristown.
| NJ. l57 Wsa frenzy second st., Ocr 20. lso5 -
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

MOgTOS's Pens. 1t is the trademarks Of the
prosperous and deserving that rogues mud their account
in forging and article. Of unusual and acknowledged
merit that imtsors exhaust their ingenuity Ia copying
The best metallic pen ever invented Alexander Mor.
TONS Nature made suggestion when she provided
goose auils which Morton accepted and carried in
gold The penalty follows. and men without the ability
to make an honest living steal bis and reputation
TO cheat the public with spurious article. There are
pens and Mortonpens and The rogue knows that If he
can persuade the people who write and don't scratch
merely that that which he can make is tho thing
ths, which he cannot lie is on tlc high road to for
tune. II Is simple propositionto pass OF pen for
another Some resort to even simpler process. One
knave Issues c.rcuiar. signing Moron's name with
other initials, in which be promises pen for remit
ianoe IN money. The dupe sends the MONEY. cheated
by the stolen name. but gets nothing In return. Per.
hsps he socks for redress AZ the place whence the ccu.
lar assumes TO come but no such lsce can 30 found
and he puts up with dead loss. Or tie circular
Ia sent olt WITH another signature but the result h The
same the price Is paid. but no pm Is returned Nor.
tonns reputation thus becomes article of trade in
the rognes' market is real is deiraudcd. and
multudes made tho victims of knaycry Oflcncr u
spurious article il Sold for the real Morton pen Ia
which the reputation of the inventor suffers still
more, and the r1chas'r though he gets something
for his money. has poor Thing where he hoped for
good one IN the existence of which he no longer
believes.
Mr. Morton proposes 20 protect hiEsoh and tho pub.
lie. In his published Card he HAT hence.
forth bis pens VIII only be sold at bis OWE place Nc'25
Nsden.lane, and by his authorized agents Those
agents win al be provided with largo aad
certificate Of authority to SELL and the pens cannot be
bought of anybody WHO cannot show one. Hereafter
lobod, need be- clcsed, and etelylcdg vho wnD's Nv
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
AtrOcious Murder-A Canal Bont Captain
and Driver A1sassinnted.
AIB,yY. n. T.. VI Onday

ALBANY, \. =, " Onday, Oct. 80 Iob5.
a most atr0ciOus murder was committed at a
place known Bradts Tavern or basin on Saturday.
Tie Captain OF the canal boat Al &c Clark and bcr
driver were assassnated. as s snppo sed ly two men
hired by him deck hands in New Yor. The Captain
robbed Of between 500 and 500 AM his body and
that Of bin driver we're thrown into the eal'9L
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
LOUISE ANA.
hrrAsni Of the Flag md Mississippi n
New-Otic8ns Disasters.
Mnndnr-

NtwORLPANS MONd0y. Oct 30 l-s5.
The steamships Flag and Mississippi, from
.New-YOrk. have ar;iycd here. They both experienced
very heavy weather GU the passage
The Mississippi io5t her cargo, books, % bills Of
ladng. aud ber office mail bag She reports that she
ssw large vessel sunk OH Cape Carnayeral. Sle also
saw large quality of yyecked stuff.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
CITY NE WS.

BUIL's HEAD. BfondaN Oct. Cove ind
900 head Of buocks 10 market today, but not rs good
an average quality as last week Notwithstanding te
fact that more good cattle we're al Albany thaD nave
Leen there any week tits yes but they dld not come
here One man took SO OF the picked to Boston, ana
others abont 400 more. at prices averaging eDput e.c
oar IA gross Notwithstanding this great derieton OF
the hest stock there good many first class cattle
here--ore drove of Kentucky Drba's estimaf1 w
cvt aver ige-and these and other choice buocKs sen
at l7idlac per 10 net whicn IL the same rate as ase
week though sales are not qni'e as readily eree,eu:
Below the best the prices are not Considered NJ goo'
as last Monday by sellers while buyers OF best inediu
stock think they paid ful as much ~ week
aso. Below that grade prices are lower, and sales
bnrter to effect. drove of medium Illinois
Steers a little rough In appearance from hard
tourney and want of rest and rrfreshment, average
ony he: and some luts OF Inferior State stock.
snch as small steers hcifers, dry cows and stays fall
below an average Of I2 cents. There are good many
dry cows and oxen which sell at about IL 3c
a. n ner ard lower and dull according 10 qna,y
rhan last Monday. The weathtr IL moderately cool
and favorable drovers but the CONDITION of trade ID
not II opened dul. continued aud closed du. with
good many cattle LETT over for the closing day. We
MONDAY The supply OF the week will be s 500 head.
sheer too are lower Several lots were fed over sun
~ and but the very best quality cell Tor &C. ID
his niorning Generally, good lots can be had ut &c
and ordinary lots slow At &C. Firstcliss ianbs are
se arce and sell readily at Oc. About l-o sheep ana
lambs were at BfOwpngs this m ining. .LeIe were
" cars II hogs on the market this morniog. six OF
which sold early and three cars arrived rom Pitt
oureh Prices range 2a l2lc. q H., and demand dull
and trade aouIi-hing enough TO suit droyers who
work upon snail margin.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
Marine Disaster.

The brig Coquette, from Port au Prince
for Boston Is ashore on Canopelgat between FATTY
hunk and Nasbwena, Vineyard Sound. She has four
feet Of water IN Der hold lies in bad position and las
bDged The wind Is blowing on shore.
The tIeg AID Vassergefs landed si ratiyturk.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
EAGLE VS.. MUTUAL.

Yesterday afternoon the return game between
H., above clnbs took place mt Hobcsen The day was
not very propnons for playing athoaga ,he paS.,
witssandinr the Mutusls bad Introduced several new
nIayers. who we're almost unknown as tlIst EieTen
iner they came off victorious Ieller showed wen ~
~. at We the full Scoft.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
LIST. vi. Sd. Alb. 5ih. 9Th.

lst. VI 3D. Alb. 5ih. eth. 7th. sth."h' .,
Atlantics.....3 rs
Mr. T. {. knight of the Camden Ci1n' ac'ou nc
Umpire. .u-o rouor. c,ubs
The second game between ttesc TWO in'noun Tu,;,"e
will be plnyed on Monday next on the Capito"Ie
Grounds, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

SUICIDE or AN UNKNOWN NAS.-Coroner
Cover Yesterday he inquest nt Bel eYuo Hospital
on the Loiy II an Unknown man. who on sunday morn.
iug jgmpod into the East River al the foot Of Eight
90 tn 81. lie vas rescued ty Officers Creeden and
inng of the Eehteetb Precinct and asop to The hos
pti Ter. he expired from exhaustion after his en-
irnace. Deceased sgcd about ~ yeors, native
Germany. Hight complexion. and dressed in DARK
clothes. In hs piss.ssipu were fonnd Handkerchief
ai,h the .Altla,s &c. L. ;" and II tailors thimbie.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
Iidyertiseinru,.I

LOVE AND LovERs-Match Making; The
Wife to her Hn.band Cei6acy, anti Shaker View Fir.
and Second Love, Dreams. ETC., in November No PnRESo
LOGICAL JouasAs, 30 ct... or 81 9 year.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
Later from Mntamofos.

NEw.OgLEANs, Monday. Oct. 30 ls6j.
Dates direct from MalaniOrOs ~ the 26th Inst.
say that the Liberals have been whipped aud driven of
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
Latest shin News.


Steamship City Of Dublin (ir, Eynon Liysrpo, De. :,
aud Que-usown i:h, with md.e and pas 10 D q ~
Oct ~ of Ca,'e ssnd. steamship Au,trsls1sn bsf
e. I7th lat 81 2G lou 2l 81 steamer supuossd M. Fsn.
bound e. 20 Lt -, on "A 49, steamship CITY Of Msncss
ter bound h. s9i. OF Narucse steamship Peuuvvlvsni
bound E., and bremen ship showing white aax vk ~
Ia H.
Steamship Asbsuq LmebuYnrr. New. Oflssn O a. M,
the Bar 2st via Hampton Roads hosr.. with nd so1
pass to ID. y. Carugton. Oct 2yth 10 pm, l u 40 lon
70 o. spoke brigC II Reeves from Galveston for Lyerboo
dismasted sams day lat n a. lo 70 3S brig Blue Wsyc
tfr) bound up the Gulf; 21tb is 80 a. Ion l8 fell N
vita steamship vic stes hence for kew fesnA Ia a.
tow-i her 1 Hampton Roads and brought her p>sS
stny.rs 36 In number, to this port. .f.I
Steamship John Gibson Young, Washington heun
and pass Il. g. Cromwell Co. Oct. - herr, bric
Greeu Rup, with sl her sails loose, apparently
just gone on.
ship Polar Star wes', Liverpool 81 daya With nls, "a
Chs. Cerow. Experienced heavy westerly sses .Fii
los. bps' &c
Bah Morning Star fof Turks Isand) Waugh s. Jaso d.
with su.ss kc, IN Wsydei & TO-
Schr Therese (Fr 8arthsz L- Norvelc ffnnce 60 tyu
with VIM, &C.. to Z. Csylns de Buy ter L Co.
Schr. Belle. Cubb.ry, Virznis.
WIND-Sunset S.-E, very light 80
BELOW
Ship Msri,nne Not.ebohm Lamb from LnerpoOi Sept. \
Also brp unknown.
Bark F. Buncheuia Hartman from Boston l9,h in,t l
Sum nesde T. r. H. ashore the seth inst Ut the
trance TO that hsrbor.
Bng Unon from sydney c. B., for Boston, W" Hrsnd.
date given. the entrsnce 10 Liverpool nsrbor
She wonld probably be got oh seer d';harsins cargo
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

SECOND DISTRICT ASSEMBLY COsyESTIOy.-
The delegates 10 tie Second Assembly District Tam
many Convention held q meeting last evening at the
Ivy Green ia Em.st bni. without making a ponna'
Won, adjourned oYcJ +" Wci4esday evening
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
BASE BALL MATCH.
The Atlantics versus Athletics
Success Of the Former in The First
Game.
PHILADELPHIA. Monday, Oct. 30, lsbo.

PnIIADELrmA. Monday, Oct 30 IoU'
The first game in the great base ball matcn
hat ueen the Atlantic and Athletic Clubs was payeu
to-day.
The Atlaniics were the victcrs.
The following is the score:
Atanties, ~ runs, Athletic, l5 runs.
SECOND DIsPAICH.
Notwithstanding the short notice given tne oeSo ;
bali match between the Athletics and Atiantics tu
afternoon was witnessed by an immense nuinoe, "
snectotors The weather was very pleasant. lhc
game lasted nearly three hours and half Inc ~,
aptics made eleven fly catches and two bone runs m
the Athletics eight fy catches aud one home run he
Atantics were skunked once aud the Athletics louI
tines The Atlantics were put out at ths o"ses -
eighteen times md the Athletics ten times Ibo io
- ,ha
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

ALLEGED THEFT OF A WATCu.-On Sunday
night Charles Maoy offered gold watch for ridcu.
lousy low price. He was arrested by Sergeant Smith
of TIE Ninth Precinct ard. being unable TO Offer q
satisfactory explanation Of how lie by the watch
was yesterday committed Tor examination by Justice
Dodge,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

BOARD or oPCoUycrLMEy-No QUoaUM.-Three
members onl present st the meeting II the Board
yesrriay and an nc oi rnment was had without trans
acting any business 10 Thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

FATAL BURNING ACCIDEST.-An inquest
was Yesterday held by Coroner Gover at Bellevue Hos
ii, .l ON the body OF Miss Eliza Lewis. aged 10 ycars.
whose aeath was caused from burns received on san
DAY afternoon her clothes having tssen fire from q
rai,e at No 80 Prnce.st. a verdict or accidental
death " Is rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
Cmpirc-Mr. OrSNln.
coorors-N Nes.ra Cozzane ard Wiliicy.

Cmpire-Mr. Forsyth.
Scoters-Nes.rs. Cozzans ard Wildey.
il Was rurored on the ground that the 'e'eh'loh
Cemmlitee appointed to inquire into Tue CONDUCT o.
several members in the late game WIN me Mulu'' au
Fcef,rl had come 10 the conclusion that there was
cause for pcior ard that tie guilty parties woad De
announced To the public IN due time.
Hi9uTH REGIMEST, COMPANY G, Ns fcRIf-sLNISi III
REGIMENT, COMPANY Is.
Two selected niues from these regiments piaved I
game Of base ball yesterday afternoon. at the El!sisI
Fiois Hoboken, and after five wepiayed nniiss tl'
score marked IS runs for the 4b. against - or The sih
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31


Matamoyes alyiccs of the 2lst inst. are re.
ceived.
No serious assault up that time had been made on
the place by the Liberal forces.
Gen. Me;ia had force of !, 800 wel-armed md DIS
cipned troops, abd would be assisted by n force OF
citizens. mostly foreigners, to defend the place.
Cortuas is IA Brownsville. He IL said "a have given
up the command Of bis Liberal force because he was
refused the privilege Of leading the assault upon Maia'
mOrOs.
The Liberal force around Matamoros is 600 strong
and is commanded Y Gen. Escobedo.
Gen Mejia has an iron gunboa; patrolliDS the river
above and below MatamorOs.
Firing was heard at Brezos on the god inst, which
was doubtless the eunboat practicing her guns.
No apprehension f,lt IN Mstamoros that the Lib
erals would be able To capture the city.
Gen. Canacs wCx nj Mirr. levying heavy contribu'
tons upon the citz,rs aud committing beress out
RACES upon them he had given orders that those
chants vino owed money to c"Ds OF MatamOrO- should
pay sucb debts In full ~ bip, he would born their
houses.
7he Wacmoros Monitor has advices from Belgium that
500 volunteers are coming thence for the Imperial
lsts.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
Poss~ss gers Arrived.

In steamship City OIL Dgbin. from LiverpooI--J ln,,
thorn. John Van doom, T. Cu'weI, NJ Nyseu; and a! 4
steersss. Il. '..lt VIZ.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

AMERICAN INSTITU TIE FAIRNESS.
N CLUB-A n-eline OF frhe.C lab will be held rODAI
Tu~sday) at the Rooms of tue lust at- o. j. ocoet
All who take inerct In Agricultural improvement Se
invited 10 attend. JOHN w. CHAMBERS, Secr.tN!
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

test Of pens can bry them OF the asen'sa W.
acurers prices the certainty sha' 'ne
for is the article they meant to buy.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
uExuCO.

HIasH ,noros Adsices TO the 21st lnsi. Kc.
ceivcd-Ns Serious Assault MADE 10
that Date - Gen. Nieiin with n Force
Of I,50O welI.Discipiin~d Troops md
Many Foreigners Dcfcnding the Psncc
---Cortinas in Drownsviiie-2,OcO Lib
erni Troops Ipder Escobedo Around
Manmoros - Mcjin's Gunbont PA.
trolling the River near Mninmoros
5000 BrIgians Going 10 the Aid Of
she KIRperiaiisfs.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

TWO rRlMMERs WANTED, also sALEswoMAN ~
Ia,