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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-03-03

Produce - ali kinds taxi nj q xeb a.es
Tor goods, and the highsss market price paid Also
Fnrsofall kinds, Dry Hides, Pork, Bseo. and
evsrythinFs vaiisbls y b theesrnsr may i've 70
dispose Of.
anl-S9 T.HEDGES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-24

Al the residence OF daughter Of General Hart In Hart
ford, on the 20lh instant She remained a slave until
slavery absolutely abolished In l546, and thai
time has been supported by her old mistress
On the night OF the 18th instant j. L. Pecks warI
factory ntts1ed, Mass destroyed by lire. Loss
500 600 Insurance S37 900, In the following compa-
ncs:-Home Metropolitan, Lorard and North Ameri-
can, Of New York. IS 900 each; Manhattan, Of New
York. 81 500 Fire and Marine, Of Pittsaed. 81, 300;
Hartford S. 600; City Of Hartford 81 500; Putnam
81 500; Western Massachusetts,, OF Pittsed, 81 500
There are three hundred and twenty brick stores in
course of construction at Atlanta Ga
The Texas Legislature is about to establish State
University.
A young man In Bnghamton, New York, was recently
struck with paralysis OF the lower limbs and OF portion
OF 'he pelvic muscles supposed TO have been caused
partly by lying on the damp ground AFTER violent exer
else OF base ban playing,
Hog cholera prevails extensively Ia Tennessee.
j. II. Lane, Of Iynnville Tenn, killed by his son
iast week The son was attacked by the intoxicated
iather with knife, and shot hlm In selfdefenoe.
woman IN Louisville lately gave birth 20 twins aud
shorty afterwards sold them TO two neghbors-the boy
ior w. ana the girl for two pairs OF chdfens shoes
Lieutenant Governor Winchester, OF Connecticut, has
peen appointed one of the United States Commissioners
at the rars exposition next year.
The Golden Wedding Of John Smith and wife, OF Fair
Haven Conn, was celebrated on the 18th instant
Tho annual fall race between the shell boa,s OF the
Yale navy took place on the 20th The Glyuna retains
the championship OF tho harbor having been rowed over
the course az miles In II 80
man was brsklv cowhded IN the refreshmept room
OF the Continental Hotel Philadelphia on Sunday even
ing by femalo whom he had In some manner dsuleased
during the afternoon.
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:. $35, s94, 435 81. 500. e7e

Total. $3o, osts, OOu.sIS
The total value Of exports from Boston for the week
ending October TO- including specie. was $S30,7l0,
against $I79 $50 FOR the corresponding week In 1885,
Thecssh balance " the hands OF the Assistant Trea-
surer in Boston at the ciose Of business October 20
sls,37a,0aI showing decrease Of s427l,572 as
pared With The close OF the previous week
The railroad from Fayetteville n c. to the coal fields
located Egypt Chatham county, is to be extended
from the latter point, 10 connect with the North
Carolina Rsilroad
Woe. The Augusta and Miliedgevle tea Railroad
is stated "a be progressing vigorously. The Augusta
The way which will be- laid down Immediately after its
arrival The heavy rock excavation between Gully erton
and sparta has completed, and the rock work be-
yond tire place win be finished before the track
layers sr, ready proceed with tbelr work in that
ton.
Tie railroad Atlantic, Ga, 10 Chattanooga, Tenn
with the exception OF few miles below Marietta, has
been put in thorough YuDning order.
The stockholders OF the louisville and Nashville Rail
rood determined upon tho OF their Leba
non Branch road from Crab Orchard, it, present ter
MINUS 10 the Tennessee line, at point TO which the
Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad is now being bnlf.
The North BIidgewAer tass Gazette Gays the capital
scrbcd the rst OF twenty per cent paid in
the road assed ont and tho grading VII shortly be
commenced The road extends from North Arlington,
through East Abingdon West and sonth Hanover to Han
over Fodr Corners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-24

On the Hath next month there Ia 10 be held rrnnd
billiard tournament st Hartford, Conn, for all the pro
mnelt players In tho sfc which expected 70 last Tor
week II s proposed 10 rass by subscription enough
funds 20 buy beautiful gold cue superior 10 any pow
held, suite emblem. and II practicable 20 procure,
In addition, one or two other prsss 70 b contested fos
az this tourn aneut
mo Mayor Of Portland, Mo, hes acknowledged The
s49s ISL Ia
Prussisn named Edward Bernardo, has during We
past eight months stolen $500 dollars worth Of dry
goods from Che firm Of Bstinser Co, 10 Buffalo he
WA arrested on the 18Th ins1
Is proposed 10 erect grain elevator 10 Boaon. Il
The terminus Of the Western K6llroai
Three bills snectins tho stability Of the marriage
laticn are now before the Vermont Legislators.
Noah y. Proctor, Of Franklin. N II. somuitted sui.
eide on the 17th inst
Maine furnishes Boston snh 1000. 900 dozen Of eggs
annually
The late storm on the Atlantic coast has made =
change In the charnc the mouth Of Msrrimsc river
where before WA the deepest water Is now dangerous
sand bar
man named smith ws murdered al Gallon Ohio, on
"Wednesday night last One named Itch u supposed 10
have committed the decd from jealousy.
The Redmond Eso~s~ey, regarding manufacturer IN
North Carolina says.--rhc siste "a wldc awake Fay
fpie the there was oveS dozen cotton factories
there and In the vicinity A. Raleigh fsctcry " 20 he
buit for tho manufacture u end cotton goods Of
hne quality Atcheriot,s :. the Rock Island MANN.
rlo,hAsnd csssimcres The Raleigh Ssrsni has seen
sanpNs OF these, and declares that they superior 70
imported THIS mill rrns 600 spndles turns out 1000
yards " cloth week consumes ao0o pounds OF wool
old North state ZOO has various fccsse scsttercd hsre
and tisro throughout hsr territory.
Rose Jsckson born In fTfs slave IN The family Of
ibs lsw Gcpers WILLIAM Hart Of ssybrook, Copn, died
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-24

bushels choice S. loo bushels Inspected No Mi
wauke club at ~ 49, and 0 bushels Chicago sprlng
s'i'a trs SS cer but ss sas sss. sashs
bushels Canada at 81 20 81 % for to choice RYE
scarce firm and quiet Canal freights steady Lake i'm
ports y go bushels Canal exports 6 0O bushels
wheat Y. eNO bushels barley.
Flour steady and firm; sales 800 bbs sfI SO for No
sprng $ls % double Western white xl2 90 for
vi cousin sprung tbakers Wheat rm sales 81 900
chiefly 70 arrive sa 20 for No 2Chicago and No. Nh
for white Canada Corn active sales bushels the
spot and TO arrive Soc 9 0atsSnles n 00l bushels
at b21c for No Chicago and Sac for No. Toledo Bar
Ms.. aor SSsae,s on ya's terms Rye WHIT
key s. s. Canal frsights arm-aoo. on wheat,
York Receipts for the las, forty eight 1904
blrreis wheat 1887 bushels; IS s6 do barley la72s
busnes No canal celrances OF gTanshppers holding or
receipts az the pors Of Chicago Milwaukee, Toledo and De
tr,L for tho ending October 20 wereFoor lbi fo2
bDs grain, M Sti bushels falling or from the previous
wees Of 3 lS bushels There a1oat canatesned for
iae as was nSndns shipments from for fourteen gss
ending October 3l:--Four, H97 bbls.; wheat ,6J 0A
bushels: corn 9s $50 bushels; $4,000 bushels barley
l,o6ial bushels; rye, $3.50 bushels.
Flour arm Wheat advanced lc, closing firm at 50 10
81 ~ for No and 81 80 81 IS for No. Corn active and
advanced &c sales at 7lec 76c for No. aud 7Sc 74c
for No Oats firm at for No and 35c 500 for No
Provisions dull. Freights nrm at 22e wheat 70 Buff
s. 0 81 600 Shipments l2 0cJ bbls four " 900
bushels wheat, $1,000 do corn, 1880 do. oats.
MILAAuKns Oct 28 1885
Flour Arm Wheat Arm and active az 50 IL To- No. / and
81 80 for No. a. Receipts. 500 bills Hour ID bushels
wheat Shipments, 1000 bills -FOUR 5000 bushes wheat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-24
NEW JERSEY INrELL1GRNcE.
Jersey City.

Jersey Clfys
CoRosERs INQUEST Tho body OF boy about thirteen
Of age found floating In the the
sey City ferry slip on Monday An inquest was held
yesterday by Coroner Kristen when verdict OF Found
drownedn returned. The boy had brown hair wore
blue jacket and pants, buff coored small plaid flannel
shirt and heavy boots
AN INFANT SuEFooArEp.-An infant child aged two
months was found dead at the residence Of It's
father, John Walsh In South Second street. yesterday
morning. The child was living in the bed with Its
mother A. the Coroners inquest the jury rendered .
verdict OF " Death by sudocation.n
NARROW EsoAPE DROWNING Que Of the passen-
gers Of the ferryboat so hurried 70 fma
Monday evening that he jumped into the water In
attempting to leap on the bridge. After the process Of
sesed in the excitement Of the the man was
Drawn out IN safety.
RosBED NEAR FERY.--James Eyre residing in
Garden street, Hoboken, bad his pocket raed of its
contents the ferry Monday night He had been
ferry e scovercd that his pocketbook, valuable gold
watch aud c6ain 2nd set OF shirt Studs in all about
$3.50, we've distracted.
EXCITING RACE BETWEEN \ TucnoAr AND RIVER
THKvEs.--As Waterman at the Eric Railway dock
In Jersey City, going his usual round yesterday
afternoon he observed two strange looking characters
emerge from beneath the dock He at suspected
them as members Of that somewhat troublesome pro-
fession commonly known az river thieves An organza-
ton which, ii loss numerous 10 certainly more sue
cessfui in eluding the vigilance OF authorities than
the Fenian raiders The suspicious OF the Waterman
wore confirmed as he the men approach the bnrge
Canisteo then lying at the dock take line belonging
to the barge and then pull Of in the di-
rection OF Hoboken. tugboat coming up just AFTER
was Immediately chartered by the Long Dock men for
chase. An exciting race now began The two
thieves pulled well, but seeing that the odds
sgsns. them they wisely turned tack and struck for
shore. Having once effected landing al the dock Of
the oil yard they secure from pursuit as
the early Christians in the catac0mbs or Rome Their
orrest Il anticipated Tho arrival Of Christmas day is
also expected.
Newark.
Boar RAcH-A boat race took place on Monday even
ing between the Nereids and the Anneke Jams Club
the Passac river. The Nereids the race by one.
eighth Of MILE having made the distance Of eight miles
In hour and nine minutes.
Trenton.
ALLEGED BRIBERY AND CORRrPIIos.-The trials OF the
indictments for bribery and corruption the last Legs
lature commenced yesterday. The first called was
the State against Charles Ruth. Of Hudson county
The State produced but Witness Attorney
General Freiinghuysen and Prosecutor Hageman APP
pearcd the part OF The State and J. r. Bradley A. G.
Richardson and Loon Albeit for the defendant. Mr..
Icy commended that the State had failed make
u case.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-24
NEW JERSEY POLITICS.

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. -Another democratic conycn-
tho Fourth district held yesterday at Orange.
II convened by leading politicians, who opposed
the nomination OF Jack Rogers John Huyer, II
Bergen WINS nominated by acclamaiion. II runorod
before the meeting adjourned that Mr. Rogers would
Of the Fifth Congressional district TO the democracy,
caused by the forcing Of Mr. Gchrst by Essex county
which has decided the conies, between the parties By
THIS nopportune course,
Cr,pwiASD CouSrv. republicans OF Cumberland
county have nominated Peter CANDLES for the sheslty.
SALvS Cousry.-Ths republicans OF Salem County on
Monday made the following nominations State sena-
tor Samuel piummor; First Assembly District,
Samuel Garrison Second Assembly Dietrict, Samuel e.
PNncoast.
pKTorRAric ASSEMBLY CONVENTION. Assembly
conventions Of the Third, Sixih and Ninth Districts
will be held during ths pros Mt week.
RsruBIuAN EE1rSG.-A large republican meeting was
hold at Library Hall, Newark on Monday evening
Major X Pangborn, OF Jersey City. delivered sd-
dress Of an hour and q halrs dQraaion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-24

~ m0f1me UtD4Atefw.
sssAsss d wAsssn-Brs Velocity tof Jsnpsiss) Oar.
reu from Gusasensmo. reports sis inst 81 ESQ Pk,
TAssdore Wagner from Boston for Charleston
(bscre repersei eos beats and rendered
them ali the possbes $50 GOV ali the women and
children 10 In number safely bsgrd the brig; 22d, AIS
AN Andi,s Impossible Der, ths crew abandoned
her. Of them co.ns board; the reminder az going
on board ths scAr Hccsh Pratt hound 70 New vosb,
Bus HAssu-Bris GeoL McDoasld. from Ess, Hartos
for Gloucester AZ nolmss nole sd rspoiu;~ocs 10 on
oeersss Bank fan With bns Hs,ue. Of Belfast Sickss
sos. from lAnsan, On for CAshsssa In . sinking sondi
hauas experienced gale IN the Gulf stream,
which comnsneed hs h. and lasted four days Took
The captain, and passenssra sad banded hs'n u
Holmes Hois
scss sAuILA Cof Ss~ york,. Tester. from Georgetown
for Bshados has besn abandoned at SEA Grew taken
on By the Br brig 0py OF and for p, John. M from Bar
badcs The wss tult ~ Harrington 10 ieas aud regis
tered III tons
Sem VIZ GErsosy from csraenss for Bosou, picked up
containing the cicshns Of operate perform
and letters aciresscdo Miss Nellie Fowler, supposed
from the cs, stsamer Evening star
Banx May ELszsssTs-Caps Crockett 81 the barb Mary
Elizabeth OF Boston. abandoned makes The following
staiensntIefl Phnsd-rj Ia Cor piswai Oct H. and the
Bresk~nter 18th. with esier Of On the 18th took
gale from HNF, which inseased 70 = hurcsrs, rs
making complete breach the vessel carrying sway
buwarks and washing msveab. from ths deck
doors, Ming tie cabin sod the vessel
leak, al haads al the bit could no, her
fres isik bad four feet " ~ssf " me t9s Ane wss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-24
NEWS ITEMS.

Tue officers of the French feet in Now London hsroor
among whom were Capt. Ribourt, Commander Lathines
Capt Bcssni and Dovsrmie, chief Of STAFF visited Brat.
tebcro, W., on the 2oth inst, In company with Capt
Lowry, Commander OF tho frgste Sabine and his asso
cisie officers by invitation Of the directors OF the New
London aud Northern Railroad. They wcrc taken In
carriages and shown the beautiful mountain scenery,
and psr;ook Of sumpsuous duner 81 the BTattleborc
House. where the table the cordial feelings existing
between this county and France were beautifully OK
pressed by Captain Rib0u and his associates aud by
Captain Lowry and Representative Brandegee and Gen.
Phelps
The Slate police of Boston have lately made RAID on
the gamblers headquarters IN Broomncd street, captur
Ing and destroying several thousand dollars worth Of
implements Of the professiou.
Peter schamsn, Of syracuse. delicate Germsn boy,
eleven years OF age, ikcd and beaten that he
died, by two scho0lfeiIove naUod Henyy And Eddie
Paisley They had motive for the act except ds.
light In bullying little fellow.
negro cook 10 Nashville the night Of the laih
gave birth 10 a muiato child which she murdered and
hid in piece OF siovcppe getting breakfast for the
family usual next morang
The following the amounts resolved FOR sdveftSs
ments by the daily newspapers Of Philadelphia Cor the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-24

~ The annual meeting u the Social sciencs c1nscas
sscsniiy held At Manchester. in England, ore Or Ne
ssten "a Mr. H discussed The national dsbi Of "rss.
saia aud suggested plsn far Ia gradual eco oct'an
and snai eXiinctisr. he said..-.
rsder ,he fciovssg srrsnfemevg The sboIe leb,
siaHt be raid of in ora hunfwf aud sSenir-focr
2es-t sorld popose that merit year 100 100 900 ~ bs
psrmsnent ntt per osns aSnues be converted into AYE
Per cent Lerwin sbe annulties " do which would
Iaws for r.dod ~ thirty years an addition q
ovl tspsloN year ~ the saxes unms'v, - vo. Ob0
wtaeres' and .ser Esoc00 for coes a collection; hut
- Ais sN1 sould have 10 ne deducted trt nearly
.~U" i"s otisths ,srnirsble aLnutcs which VII
s 80 y ~ enc ntu APRIL ond upNasds ~ t'Vo,oco
ih, VI IKE msnrcr VIII have 70 10 struck on ~ nina
years 10 lss3 she nrsnnd would stand ~ foll0es:--
NC lans sstinai, aient of probebie amount
- ~ ann asues, tboa' .ls.OCo,UCO, bearing An
snss =" o. eornGwhat than III 600 600: ~ To-.
ust &c ecsts 0f collection sud sana ~rspaui ~ ahort
.V..N mill9ds ~ ccnnrslsd with ihe nre,spt nay.
ke.s 1rNrtvscten riiions ~ the p.vtuert after
sSco ~ sppN twenty i've AID two thlr.ie millions 4
Wuss tnss whsA the year 1893 sYyrss tpcrt slll 10
sss nvss 70 employ nc ,rss,r mart OF
@vine --sey Ntce millions III 8 rrtser ccrvey>ton
- pvnnRncpf INTO Nermnabe srnuit.4 Tfthls ia done
sndsy ne sne Arrangement The nm, rtonoss4 var
4on would apply y ~ one hunfsd ana nv nm
2cns 30 w ihiry.ons more year the dslt onld ia
0y1yht down 10 about Eve hugired ssrY raDUons 81
vsefag AfauPn % sporf seventeen ana aaf mi,sns
&4hcgt for snd bali sss thsr - SOS ard n.afs NM
49, eAH t"nn"rs - ihts sf~ Al ns lsnsy.cs
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rHf lprt rutA. Oct =. 1870
Sirrss I'm Mnrris Carai. ~ phlisarfphfs aud Erie
Raavag, w headng Rsilroad So. pssrsylvshia Raw.
toal b.'ss COT itbs. Pctrntenm inquired si.r,
crude, y sc Dr.; rsfned IN bond Bio E5.c. tlour
nm Nhss zones IN slowly rsd ~ ~ corn less scass
patuyoay Oct n fsss
r1ur very trm; wntcr wheat wesiern estrs, 90 ~
~ ~, srrnE ST. - asi1f5 Wheat firm Corn dun and
lover yellow VI sss ~ ose srrve. GrQe~sses Dun
cuhsr steady seeds arSvc sons quiet. Gard droop
ne "bssey dali; wssssrn ~ AZ.
Osvrso Oct q, issN
Flour In good Demand. sass go bbss No, sprlng s1
ret Ss'v as " NH. tlI q douse sSts el3 Is .Nhsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-24

eme prices asked and report only 900 bushels
Canada East IN bond at 81 n Barley malt was dull OF
sala but unchanged in y1lue. rn NJ
oorrosThe market entirely Wild Of the animation
and tbs buoyancv that existed yesterday and tho lower
prices a. which holders disposed % sell failed % elicit
demand from the inquiry from spnners
and tho market cosd heavy ths reduction inaaed hy
our revised quotations gilh general desire to sell
" nY 10 hnv Ilnla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-24
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

rOrsD.y GOT as r. v.
R.c-snss nuu. The uarl. wa. aulrt nd steady
a -eious prices
Bsssrss ccuunsed qui.. Moderate sales we're effected
A. 4Ie,
rnrsrsruyJ. Receipts sas ibis dorf 10 bag. corn
nnl ig bushels wi 81 CO. do ~ DO oats do
,A and u % harley The dsmsnd for s,se soa west,
sour moderate and the cuisines. light, The
ttn~ views u se,cr serving .aecsa check uron
,-ansac.ons npt hossrs demanded ssvsnoc " icc
~. Ier bs III. sales reported however mainly
.aeiay strices, ard comprised oo0 bbis he snnefei
euoayoos southern rouf ves moderately eai-i for bs q
kHders Tao Ese asnr roriausi
nlyancs owing he general scsruy We ssies Il
gN biis ~ lSaSt Corn also had -dyspure
pnd-ney 9Th sssos OF sr bis ~ g. ~ for osy and D.
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S III p PIN q NE w S


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Tho demand for wheat moderate choea bd
tofy ern, IN tho psh srcss sitsgeher abovc e views
Qf he friiltrt Common Ilght ~
fr thss- holder. we're not nrm Tbs sales indicate IN
a1vt 4 lc ~ strius, aud e. " anr
inclnds sdusp bushels 81 IN 81 N for common NJ
Msnukes - fov amber MIDI gan, s5 ~ Tor choice amber
slate o. 70 whAs Michigan, and o. Ea ~ . mind
Grips Tie essenaert ~ ihe corn maret ocssspsed "
ta cable oonttnues ~ snossase snd with nrv,
speculative aud hhppDr demand prices further alvancse
~ Tc per bus.si spuc hl1ers refusing a.
sell except al a SIN rIrher sdvN,r~ Tie sales vara
nss ~ @lep bushsi< ersbncnE infsrigr A. 81 sst ~
shpp.us mlfed Merern. In store At FL o., ~ ~ DO.
saSat al al 10 st1 a. the outside price of hsh mixed
weary yeor; ~ ~ 10 fog Wr~sgn ytin~, snd ~ ~
\ 81 ri FOR willie Westerns Oats advanced fe 80
bu.b-i unier vigorous demand LARGELY speculative ana
large ssies tie imprgy cment the
sp,Sa so for chic1eo aud Hlivsutec ard a. ~ nsv
i've demand, and sfcrs frftnes afysreea q 40, ".
s..as s '; sss q fos IA a. r- 80 s.
al hsner xAtss buyses castous and seldom psio
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Annosed 8 DC Ph'isdcphia Clearing Honse slatenent
for The p.., eel =.
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ss: ss: e. :';s from c G.ss s: =, $
s ss hs!s.s Fsin.r from srort for sn.nss.e AUG %
Brig Queen lee from Cuba for Boston date on
Bris Howard With loss Of mainmass u 10 miles ssr
Of SANDY hocs: s nv no s. - :..
rooa~snds Al rSilsasipSis from ssysnssn.
Fsreisn Psrss.
Asossy: W hfs. Avg N--In port bark Dawn sss
o. h,.s .I se Ms J r:.
$.S ~ y: S:s q I:
sIs Tsts s ess. ssi Ss'; Ts,s, sYs
fs 5s esi i T.sssa sy sSsS.r ana
81. rrswss Srors; Peruvian ts. salmon, and orion fo
olSias irop.ises, Weeks sYort; @ RiOhard.on Ken.
&c s is os A '."''A'o Nova s'''n Wy
Is n. a iss s an ssSi;fI a. sTs
tsr Tor kYork idg Tss,sr., Carver fr.S %: ar s,si
s, ksss i S s: lag r: ;s
az ss ss ~ s.. sr s's :rs & A. nrn.
Mar,i,ilas g, TO- arscto 70 loas ,er yyors
..%.sg %. sd aI Berry syo
Nanson Ny9rE; Oh. brls Anna Morrow rhaIe pis: ic.s
e si r.a IN or Turi. IN s% s sss
.oic.a for sYosi sd :ssr ssnis Sseu aandsy Tsrs.
ieas ST. c.i es. ssss asSersnd IisrSor 10 issd Tor
"
81 JOSH NB oct 22-Ar brig Martha poyer, New YORK
Ella, Phsiephs; schrs Gotham Potter. New York; Hor
too waiiac-. dn cid ri BRIG Uuion hYork
~ JAce cuta. Oct s--Arr brig Cardiac date Jones' o.
yAlrissso, Sept if-Arr ship Washington Booth, frysa
Baltimore
Americas Porte.
BOSTON. cc, TAR steamers George Upton CfowsL
is aSses ss Ss c Sss . es5 ossaso
RSsi H sssss rs s%s % ise hahn
n.tehgorsi scArs Cady Crowsii; Sarrs n sn
Nay o,DonAhus hlce; 'fhompson, v.n,an,; MarI
|. rsf.son x,rsni, xsshsl Seaman; ssams M.,v
Sr., e'f as s..s ss.Is. p s,,s:
49,. "a aa%nona r,asi q B w..ss w Sssen'
Bale, crg.by ssssI Haskell ses , shay. y,. ssa
Eseshperi Silver Lake lssh dn NARY rarr9 < Lsss
johnson. 4 q Erckfon, Smith, Amhoyj Alexander ms
niL Kyark Nellie Tsrbor Pondeton. Nfort; oolios cH
sa Heavier SAVIOR worsxn WORK: Br ship ErInor BcvN
sarah Elizabeth Alnciss B0eUQo
IyTss via NseAias sshrs Edwzds CANDY JsskAosvsss
AS : sies ,rers pors Aimy. yyort xspssss pskGs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-27
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun.
A Proclamation of General Amncs.
ty-Mr. StantOn's P0sitfOn-The Pre-.
sisicnt and the People, etc.

WASHINGTON, August 2l.-The pros
pcct is fair that n proclamation of gene
raj amnesty, which will embrace Jcticr-
son Davis, will be issued before November
next. 1t is necessary sequence to the
peace proclamation. Some Of the cSccp-
tions in the previous amnesty have never
been considered as important, and were
always very easily removed upon applica-
tion for pardon ; as, for instance, the thir
tcenth exception. Persons worth nothing
when the exception was made may be par
doned for having made twenty thousand
dollars in the mean time.
The New York Tribune denounces Sec
rotary Stanton in such opprobrious terms
that every one must be convinced of his
entire fidelity to the doctrines and princi-
pies of the National Union Convention, to
which, it is said, he will soon announce his
adherence. If there are some conscrva-
tive influences in favor of his retirement
from the Cabinet, there are others of equal
potency in favor of his retention.
Great overtureS await the appearance
Of the President and his friends ut every
prominent point on his visit. He will pass
through cities, and towns, and rural dis
trctS that have been the very hotbeds of
radicaism. His presence, in company
with General Grant, ETC., will awaken
popular enthusiasm, and perhaps lead to
a change of public sentiment where it has
been formed under prejudices and pas
sions that no longer have entire dominion.
IOTA.