tRIDAY. KOVEMBLH 20, 3 A. M.

DEPARTURE OF TRAILS.JtffrorlU Railroad

Trains leave Jt'ttVrwnivMe a f 'Howet?at r. M for St.Lo its ludiiaapoUf, and Cincinnati.6,8 1' P M, "

Train? arrive at Jefferson ville a follows:S 10 A M fr 'm fndianann'is mid CincinnatiU.oO P M- - from St. Louts, ludiauapolis, and Cincinnati.JL antacWr JS'r t, Jf Chit air o Uailroad.

( and tiPer iueeday, Uct. let. lSl. trains will leave

Chicago Express 8 11 A.tr. LfOuii Night F?.pr6M 7;tt P,

Train arrive at bieir Albany u follows:Eir-ren- ..4:90 A. M.

Aeeomvoo,ttti--- .11 P M.olivine Mail ..7.W) P. M.

Louitvitl and Ztxtntom II iIre ad.fs-3ng- Train No 1 at Vfri A M.Paeea3r Train No t at 2 UJ P M.Accjmmoditiou TriUu at 4 1 ' P Mr

I,omit mill a mad J'aovill Bllromd,Lobanon Trelo (.Sundays excepted) 7:'JH A. RLEarrMown " p. m.

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CONTEXTS OF FIRST AND FOl'BTH PACES.

C'orrr from rtre: lull acrruoti ot (. olonel

Ogteb'a tApediti-- into Mifuri, and General

M'Oeroa'uV c?iol account the Battle of Bel-

mont; The 1'iTcevillc aO'ali: Gcaeral Nel?ou' Move-n'u- t;

Kb' !tiear C'ey. tile; A Patriotic Paiulli;li ti ibutioD; A Veteran Volunteer; Miscellaneous1 'em.

tyOur correspondent "Truth" mut excusevs from comphinR with her request, at leastuntil &ho fulfils the promise accompanying herrequest. AVhen she does that, we will cithercomply with her rttiitcst or giro her good reasons lor net complying vuth it.

rftTThe Hon. Iwbsrt Mallory will atldioss thepeople at Diibrjey Taylor a 6cbool house, in Jef-

ferson county, on Saturday, at 2 o'clock. TbisTrill le the last opportunity of hearing our dis

tincuiehed Congressmen before be returns toWashington to resume bis Representative duties.

Latksy fkoi CLrMnr. Frcm pirlies wholeft Columbus, on Wednesday of last week, theMemphis Appeal Isarns that Gen. Folk was stillBuffering from the irj iry ha received on the

of the bursting of the cannon there, andGeneral Pillow was in command. A force was atwork cutting down the timber on the Missourishore opposite Columbus, so as to leave no am-

bush for the enemy iu any event. The people on

the Missouii oide are in utter consternation, andare flying from their houses. While the Ken-

tucky was up the river on Wednesday, her cap-

tain kicdly ferrk'l over live families to this side,

with their te;'.ms and household articles. Fugi-

tives say there are a large amount of corn andhogs in the country, all of which they expect tofall into the hinds of the enemy. It has beenforcibly kept there by the blockade. The people

were destroying or removing all flat.;, landingboats, and ferryboats that were along the shore.The ferryboat that crossed near Feint Pleasanthas been destroyed. There was a general expec-

tation at Columbus that there will soon be aninvasion of a more serious character than the lateone at Belmout.

Terrible Mimui al Vian ation. We learnwith inexpressible pain and regret from the Mem-

phis Appeal, of the 14: h, that accounts reeeivedin that city from Louisville represent that theemall-po- x of the most violent type his brokeout hore and is raging with great vklence amongboth blacks and whites. Our authorities oughtcertainly to appoint a ranitary commission tocheck the progress of the scourge, and Prof.Gen. Mitche!!, of Cincinnati, will doubtless lendthem a telescope that its exact locality may bediscovered. We may state to our kind and sym-

pathetic Memphis brethren that the prevailingepidemic should deter them from their contempla-

ted yi ait, withBuckner, to our city, for if theyccme here, it may turn out a very sad matter ifIhey should be spotted, uiaiked, and pitted avery grave affair indeed.

Col. E. L. DcuLKia Reo iciest We are ofgratified to learn fiom the Lexington Observerthat there has been considerable additions to theregiment of Colonel Dudley within the last few

days, and recruits still continue to come in everyday. Ua Monday evening a full company from

Madison, composed of the very bett material,united themselves with Col. Dudley's regiment,and two others from Litill were expected yester-day or . Col. Dudley is a moat gallantgen tic m in, a3 are all the orlicars attached to hisregiment, and bis rank and tile are r imposed oftnm who are destined to win distinction beforethe war is teiminated.

Col. Walter C. Whit&ker has been orderedwith the seven completed companies of his regi-

ment to Camp Sigel at Spring Garden. Threecompanies urdar charge of Mnjir Hailman, atthe same camp, have expressed a unanimous de-

sire to unite with him, which will be done, andthus he wi'l have a fu'l regimental command.We are pleased to learn thn, for we have no

braver officer in the field than Col. Whitaker, andthe men wider his charge feel conlidence in hisability and love him for liii watchful cire ofthem. IIo will pass through here, from the ad-

vance lines of Gan. McCoek's command, on Fri-

day or Saturday, for his rendezvous at theCamp.

Kfturskd. Ortictr D. T. Bligh, who wascharged with the dalicate duty of conveying Miss

Poore, the reoel prisoner, from this city to Wash-ington, returned yesterday morning, having de-

livered his fair prisoner over to the authorities atIhe Federal Capital. It will be remembered thatMiss Poore was arroated at Vincennes andbrought tack to this city. She had in her pos-

session much valuable information in reference tothe Fedoral a: my of the Potomac, with maps andplans of their fortiucituni.

Pnor. Anih;kson. The audiences attracted bythis wonderful illusionist continue to improve, aswe thought they would. An evening passed athi entertainments will be most fdeasantly occu-

pied, and the varknn tricks cannot fail to excitesurprise. As each night's programme ia differ-

ent, the variety is inexhaustible, and personawho viait the Professor more than once will becertain to see everything new on subsequent oc-

casions.

Arrival or Prisonkrs. Capt. Snyder andQuarter mister Sergeant TUden, of Col. Pope'sregiment, arrived in the city on Tuesday nightfrom the camp at New Haven with three prison-

ers, who were caught by the pickets in the act ofreturning home from the Southern Confederacy.Thomas J. Miller, of Lima county, was of theparty.

jjrhe Biddio House in Detroit has beenopened by Mt:3rr. J. & A. B. Taber, the formerproprietors of the American Hotfl in New York,the La Pierre in Pbiladt Iphia, ard the RichmondHouse in Chicago, Their experience and cour-

tesy will commend their new enterprise to theattention of the travelling public.

Ammunition for Indiana. All the powdtrand lead owned by the tity, consisting of sevenhundred and nf'.y kegs of the fur.Tier and eighttons of the latter, was transferred yesterday tothe State of Indiana. It will be manufacturedat the aranal ia Indiicapolis into cart-dgc- andBent back to the Indiana tnxps ia Kentucky.

CViyVVe are rained to announce the dea'h of

L'.eut. Curry, of Capt. Trainor's company in GenR ju.seaua brigade. The sad event occurred in

this city on Tue'day Dight, at the res:dence ofrelative in ihe upper portion of the city. Thedeceased was a tiuo man and a gallant omenrUis disease was wi iter fyver.

Theatkf. Thi-- i evening Mr. Nealie will per-

form "Richard the Thud," acd nightproduce "The Corvkin Brothers" for his benefitThe box sheet is now open, and he deservesbumper, for he has improved very greatly, andevinces inach careful preparation in lh personatiors.

Ihe Pkovct Glaiu). The Provost Guardhave arrived at reat perfection in the regulararxy unit. A detachment, under . maiand ofCapt. Dillard. deployed in front of the Journal office yesterday.

ryA private named Wm, Miller waB fchot andkilled by a sentinel at Camp Webster, near Nowport, Ky., on Monday nigM, while attempting topiss the lines.

SririnK. ihe wife nf Jojn McFarlard, a Cmcinnati policemai, suicidb on Tuesdayevening by snvr.tln Li'felf tlToogh lh head

GENERAL ORDERS KO. 1.UnAT'Q PAST EES DEI'AKTMENT OF THE OliiO,'

Louisvnxa, Ky., November 15, 154 1. iI. In pursuance of General Orders No. 97 of the

Oth in stint, from the Adjutant Genoral's Office

Brigadier General D. C. Buoll hereby assumescommand of the Department of the Oaio.

II. The following named officers are announcedon the staff of the General commanding, vL:

Capt. James B. Fry, Assistant Adjutant General, Chief of Staff.

Captain N. H. Ml Lean, Assistant AdjutantGeneral.

Captain O. D. Greene, Assistant Adjutant General.

Captain James M. Wright, Assistant AdjutantGeneral and A. V. C.

First Lieutenant Charles S. FilLhugh, Aide de

Camp.First Lieutenant A. W. Rockwell, Aide de

Camp.Colonel Thomas Sword?, Assi.tant Ouiirtermas-te- r

General.Captain IL C. Sjmondf, Commissary of Sub-

sistence.Surgeon Robert Murray, Mtdic.il Department

Medical Director.Major Charles T. Lamed, Iay Department.Captain F. E. I 'rime, Corps of Enginoers.Captain Nathaniel Michler, Corps of Topo-

graphical Engineers.Bycommacdof Gen. Buell.

JAMES B. FRY,A. A. G., Chief of Staff.

Ol TKI D. GltEKNK, A. A. G.

GENERAL ORDERS NO. 2.HEAtlQUARTFRfl Pr.rAHTMKNT Or THE Omio.I

LnsvM.i., Kv., NV. eiulifT 1S lrttl.1. Every officer in the separate command of

troops in this Department will immediately ren-

der to these Headquarters a return of the troopsunder his command, according U) the prescribedform.

E;ch regiment or corps to be reported separately on the consolidated returns.

These returns will give the number of menEmmEi and unequipped ia each regiment orindependent company, and the nameB of the General, field and staff c Hi cere; and like returns willbe rendered on the lOtb, L'Otb, and lost Java ofeach month.

11. .every oihcer of the line or Btaff in tbisDepartment on service detached from troops w

immediately report by lotter to this office, Btaticgthe duty on whic i he ia engagod and by whoseorder.

III. Every officer in this Department who is incharge of or responsible for public muoey or property, whether in store or in the hands of trwin?will immediately render returns thereof to thisoffice, according to the forms preferred for eachstaff department.

In returns of ordnance and ordnance stores, thedescription and calibre of the arms will be particnlarly stated, and in all cases the condition ofthe property will be reported.

IV. Commanding officers of regiments and un-

attached companies will at once send to theseHeadquarters lists of the officers in their com-

mands, with the date in each case when mi", teredinto the service of the United State).

By command of Gen. Buell.JAMES B. FRY,

A. A. G. Chief of Staff.Official Oliver D. Greene, A. A. G.

The Loyal Ladies of Woodford Momm;,At a meeting held in Versailles on Monday, the11th iost., by the ladies, for the purpose of aidingIn the laudable cause of furnishing various eiti- -cles for the comfort and health of our loval sol-

dier?, who have left all the endearments of homefor the defence of our households and our happiness, the following ladies were appointed to tillthe respective cftices: Mrs. James Hurat, Presi-dent; Mra. Emma Cotton, Vice President; Mrs.Leonidas Paters, Secretary; Mra. Virginia Wilson, ireasurer. Ine meeting thus organized,various committees were appointed to carry outits design.

From the well known loyalty and energy of theladies above named, as well as those who composethe various committoes, not the shadow of a doubtneed be entertained but that the object of themeeting will be faithfully carried out, and thegreat good resulting from their labors will be dulyappreciated by the hardy defenders of our soil,and in turn will be hailed by them as "minister-ing angels," man's beat gift on earth.

The Association has been in operation one week,and now haB 40 members. The following is a list

articles contributed by the Association: Twelvecans fruit, ten pairs pilbws, twelve pairs pillowcases, six bed sacks, five dczsn pairs socks, eightdressing gowns, one keg wine, one box jellies anddelicacies for the sick, one dczn pairs Cantonflannel drawer?, one dcen bars Eoap, three lookingglasses, two dozen pocket combs, one d zeo bottles domestic wine, six pads for wounded limbs,books and pin?, one half dozen blanket?, two bedcomfurters, one pound tea, one dczen llannel shirts,two )n pickles, one can tomatoes, one half dr .en

towels, linen for lint and bandages, end thirty-fiv- e

dollars in money.

SECRETARY ClIASR ON THE ReF.FLLIuN.

Secretary Chase, ia the course of some remarksaddressed to the New York bankers, last weekaccord it g to the New York World gave strongand pointed assurances that the Government now

saw their way clearly to quell the rebellion; thatthey had information which warranted him insaying that the public would acoa hear glad ti-

dings of fuccesp, nvre startling and more effect-

ive in their results than those from Port Royaland the West; lh it neither the Government norGeneral McClellan ever had the least idea ofplacing the army in winter quarters, but, on thecontrary, the plans ail contemplatedregular, systematic, and energetic activity inpushing forward upon the rebels as prudence ar.djudgment dictated; that Government had amplefunds to supply every liability until February 1,and that all the machinery of the Departmentswaa gradually working into a very satisfactorystate of efficiency. The impression made uponthe assembled bank managers was increased con-

lidence in the Government, and a feeling thatrapid progress waa being mads to suppress therebellion.

Livingston County, The Kentucky regi- -

mont which is organizing in this county and itsvicinity ia progressing well and haB about 100

men. A letter from Smithland saya cne companyhas been raised by Capt. Waller, under the eyeand direction of Colonel, late Judge WilUama,and Mr. P. D. Zeiser has enlisted three can names. The latter gentleman is one of the mostactive and energetic Onion men in that part ofthe State, and our correspondent proposes thathe should be appointed Major of the hittalicnand allowed to fill the remainder of the regiment.He has done much with scouting parties to arrostthe robbing of Union men residing south ofSmithland, and we hope he may continue to be

successful in capturing traitors, as spacious quar-

ters have now been provided for their safekeeping.

CiTThe steamer Crickett arrived at Cincinnation Tuesday with six rebel prisoners from Guyan- -dotte. Va. Their names are Charlos T. Everett.Peter Everett, Dav'd Frampto i, R 0ert Reynold?,Wra. C. Rogers, and Stephen C. ytrothor. Tbeeemen, it is eaid, are among the most pr niinentcitizens rf the Guyandotte neighborhood, one ortwo of them being quite wealthy.

iMTTbe Hon. Joel B. Sutherland died in Philadelphia on Friday last at the age of seventyHe was a prominent Democratic politician in thetime of Jackson's Administration, and served in

Congress five or six terms, com m one ng iu 182

We learn from England that owing to theexcessive use or opium, the Kiht Hon. U.

D'Israei his lost bis health. It 13 doubtfulwhether his powers of mind can ever be restored.

"The Nashville Louisville Courier of the 12. b

iast, eiys it is rumored at Gen. Buckoer's beadquarters that Gen. L. H. Rousseau has given notice that he would resign at an early day.

ffThe latest "intelligent and reliable gentlemn from New Orleans inform i the New YoikExpress that the Union feeling is still strong in

the Cresent City.

A Strike Proposed. The j mrneymen tailorsof Cincinnati are about to strike for higher wages,

15th and 17th are the Indiana regiment s

designated to come home from Cheat Mountain.

Sequestration Notice The Norfolk (Va.)papers of a recent date contain the following no

ticf :

Merchants and all other persni residing inNansemond, Norfolk city.and city of PortsmouthPrincess Anne, and Isle of Wight, who owe dbto alien enemies, or have property of any knd intheir possession, or under their control, be onginfjto any such alien enemies, and who h.ve fuihdand neglected to make report thereof, are here'by notitied that unless a report of paid debts andinformation of said property is rendered by themto the undersigned Receiver of this district cn orbefore Saturday, the 30th int., they will boreported as delinquents and Mibm:C to the fine offive thuand dollars imposed by law.

JOHN T. FRANCIS, Recelv

Union Prisoners in Memphis. The Appealof last Saturday gives an account of the receptionof prisoners taken at Belmont, and brought downby the Ingomar. They were placed under guardin Mosby'a Cotton shed, cornor of Second andJackson streets. The following Hat of the namesis given by the Appeal:

St tenth Tote a R:oint:nt, Capt. H. C abb, Surcon A.T. 1 clt. Ai"juT.At D. T. li.wl. Privates T. D. Moore,Thop. W. E Erimund HiU, K . Johnsrti, Wm.li. Moot-p- , I'.jc r, (ieoro R E,Hawks, L;. T. Walter, E. Wikr. P. R Wil-on- , J. L.Morvau. Jamei D. Mahaorjp- -, J. W. Piereon. Thorn aaDunn. Wv 3. Crt". D. F Vrint, Thort. AV.

Web ttr, ti. J. Haalev, Juhn Francises ianiflMcT asanl, H. H. Wiweman, Wm. Nye , Wni. T

A. W. O jihait, Charles I'rowu, !1obrt f

You::. WMWcp E. Vep. Att.ed iJil-o- W. if Kob-ii-

Win. ( arroll, Wm Fickm!. If. 1. Stfin, J H.Kiur, A. E 't. W. W. b!p (rjiifiioian', cvlvacu-ilaufihe-

M. F. llu'd.if : th lUr.(r P. wv.ncnt. Private J. O.Jl'pi, bt trim!: Yancey. Aiiftin Anderson. ply

Johnson, M C'ueteHo, i Seller, '1 fl. 'W. Smith,M. E. loukfley, 8!uMidau En lew, T L. Urbbert, V. O.Selhuy. Ihnie liters, Oavii Huffman, W. R. Powell,Wn.. , Jaiiif:;) Keapitn, Pavid Fault. Wra lliet,.I. Wh.rler, l'lnM'. 'u. Wooden, 13. EIE'U'ou. II. Sibker, T. D. Neal, Albert Mi ll, Oeoi'KOHf.i nod , J. 11. Patrick, Anthony Vanmgle, KobtrtWhite.

ttettirth (,), Vs F'.jimcv'. Frivnf- - H. II. Hsrker,W. (i. linii.iiichtfr. .Ji. Low, M.N. 'i'uii!', W. A.(.onion. I). T. Wlntnell, Shnw.

'fu(- -' Winv'H LocVend,Michaf! Barrett, Win (Jra-- , I, awreDre Blackwood P.Uya. ltauii-- tlinhy, E. EdBnl, Jacob Itir'jard, tieo.Lit A. tjhoorilwi er.

7 c '.' fiih"iific(iimnf.YrivRtesJoha Mafk-pl-

Beiii FaimiuK, A. II. but 'on. C hap. Green, G. W.Win. lloiH". r,. W. MeUnrmiek.

I've! t(h HUvik Htyitn II. Harrington.Srh'carf-'- llittti j. Gha. Leo1 aire.E. M. .Smith. (Jen. Grant'Wife, ! Indiana RcQimrnt.- - Trivnle W. 8.

Flou-i- .

IGoneii-ondeuct- of the Louisville Journal.REBEL OUTRAGES IN KENTUCKY.

Stkamrk Hkity Gilmork, Nov. 18, 1861.As I am at leisure I will ctve vou some partic

ular s ia regard to a company of rebel cavalrywhit-- has come under my observation. We weresomewhat Furpriscd on the niyht of the Ufh, onmaking a landing at Ford's Ferry, Kentucky, tohnu the rebel Captain, llcox, leading one hun--Ired cavalry. Ihey wore drojsod in citizens

clothes, armed with double barrel shot guns at dpistols, while to our gratification, however, theymade no demonstration towards injuring us inany way. We were informed afterwards thatinev sftia luey aia not Know now we were"fixed." Indeed they feared we were well armedand ready for them. We attended to our businessami left. 1 hey said afterwards that if we hidremained bpgr they would have boarded us anybow.

We Ifl at the Ferry some empty sacks belonging to Mo-sr- Brand eta & Crawford, of your cityto be failed with wheat. I heaj they capturedhem took Willi fhtWI.

The Charley Boweo had just put out a lot ofgoods, ar.d they, with eome Etilt, were curriedaway. They took everything she put off. Theysaid they mint and would have salt.

The Sunny Side passrd down about sunset andleft thrie casks bacon, rive sacks coffee, and 3omoothir supplies for the Lunatic Asylum at

Mrs. Ycung, who resides at the fer-ry, attended to having the things hiuled up tohr house. Hnr husband being absent in theFederal army made it necessary 7r her to super-intend the buness. She had the bacon put inthe yard acd the other things in tin storehouse,and after they had cleared the landing theymarched up to the house and demanded that thedoor be opened, whereupon they walked in andtook all the things belonging to the Asylum.

The sole biinees of these is stealing.Thoy are getting ail the pork iu the countrya round them, aud are takiug everything in theeating line they can find.

This Wilcox is the fame man who was in thebattle at Saratoga with the gunboat and reportedkilltd. He was wourdad in that tight, for hestill kept his head band.igfd.

We got the report from a little boy, whocame frcm Princeton yesterdiy evening, thatthere was 1'J0 rebel j there atd 2'XJ more

between lredouia and Marion. Prince-ton is about thirty miles back of Ford's Forrv.It ia said they are working toward the liver. Wenetd some Union troops at lord's Ferry, for thereare none between Smithland and Henderson, thinleaving a large tract of country open to therebels.

I For the Louisville Journal.HEAL"," AKIF.R3 C1!!1 JoHW GRAVES )

Nov. Hi, lotil.At a meotincr of thetrhcers of that portion of

the regimeut Utely under the command of Col.G, W. Andersen at headquarters Camp JohnGraes, held fr the purpose of expressing ouradmiration of his sterling Mualitiei, Capfs, Twed- -dlo. Nash. Pendleton, and Hunter, and Eieuta.Waller, Watts. Kollv, Barry, Shively. Myers,Ferriell, and J. M, FKHer wore present.

Capt. Iweddie was called tn the chair anaLiout. Filler appointed secretary.

After Capt. Iweddle had explained the purposes of tha meetiug, Lieut. J. M. FidUr, Cants.

aih, Pendleton, and Hunter, and Lieut. Kelleywere appointed as a committee tu draw up reso- -luliuns expressive of the feelings of the mealing.

Alter a short delay, the committee reported asfollowt:

Whereas, It became necessary, from the orderof the Military B;ard for the consolidation ofcompanies and regiments on the 1 0th of Nnvem- -ber, for Col. G. V . Anderson and his st;iff officer ,Lieutenant Col. J. B Webster and Major W. P.Fidler, to reeign command of those companiesunder them at ''Camp John Grave?;" thereforebe it

Resolved. That we deplore the necessity of be inceepirattd from them, tinco we are tb.orcuub.lyaccjUAinted uith their sterling ualii ies, and havewimesd their continual gentlemanly beariDg.

Resolved, lhat in Lolontl G. A . Anderscin werecotin'ze a man of the truest patrioti-in- . generous and brave, ard ever ready to eacntke anyand every thiig honorab'e for the good of hiscount rv.

'lhat we appreciate, as must everyone acjuaiutul with his exertions for tho hilintrup of his rogiment, his g'eat labor during thelast month; that we feel assured that no one couldhave done more, or nit with greater success thanhim, and that we believe, could it have been -

p.issible for him to have had an extension of timerjuul u that iost to recruitirt; ia tho service ofhis State at the head of a portion of his regimentat Campbeltsville, he wculd now be at the headof a regiment of brave and noble men.

Retired, That in the loss of Lieutenant Colonel,T. B. Webster we Ioea man rf the preatest loveof coun'rr, cf the highest poli-- as a genteman,one highly competent to serve his country in theEosition that ha tilled; that we know him to

of deserved popularity; a true disciplin-arian; one of "nature's noble men."

Reso'ved, That we sincerely regret the loss ofM- W. H. Fidler, a young man of great prom-ise and popularity; one who labored as-

siduously for bis regimen'; and one whom we fo--

a'surtd would have lilled the position assignedhim with the ability that would have done honorto himself and country.

Resolved, That we will ever remember with thekindliest ftelings ihe gentlemanly bearing of Col.Anderson and staff, that we appreciate theirevery act of kindness to u, and that on the bat-tle tield we will prove that we were not collectedtogether in vain.

Ilesofvedy That these reso ut 10ns be publishedin the Louisville Journal and Democrat.

On motion of Lieut. Watts the meeting adjourned smc die.

WILLIAM I WEDDLE, Ch m.J. M. Fnu.Kn, Sec'y.

Eivahi Evehi :tt is Fran e. The speechof Edward Everett delivered at the Boston Ban-

quet to Prince Nupjleon has been published inthe Paris Constitutionnel, with the following remark?:

Mr. Everett occupies a position in theNorthern States of America as a man of letters aswell as diplomatist; he has represented his coun-try an a minister plenipotentiary at London, and

e was the Enionist cindidate for the Vice Presidency of the States.

What eppeci illy strikes us in Mr. Everett'sfubstantial and instructive speech is the highappreciation of the part France fakes in Americanaffairs, and especially the deep sense of gratitudeit reveals towards the naihn which has sealedwith ics blood the independence of America, Itis true, then, that pjcp'es (7s pcupUs) are notungrateful.

Between North America and modern Italy,both free, thanks to France, 1 be analogy is

simple and natural, and d rives a peculiarinterest from the presence of the illustrious prin-cee- s,

the daughter cf tbe Kini; of Italy.

Heavy Roiu-.ek- Aupmi'tei) Mi rokr. OnFriday night, tb inst., tbe dwelling of an oldman named Knight, in Clay county, HI., 7 milesfrom Lru sville, wns forcibly enter d by threede'peradoes, who proceeded to lie him and beathim nearly to death, lhoy then forced hisdaughter ((he only other inmate of tbe house)to discloso where the money was conceale- d-amounting to A:J,1'20 in gold and bark notes, whichtbev took. Thin outrage and robbery created greatexcitement throughout the neighborhood, andevery ethrt was made to brinr the guilty partiesto light, unally resulting on Monday in the arrostof Zach West and son, and a nephew, known asDoc. Colburn, by a committee of regulators. OldWest was ''black-jacked- " and otherwise roughlyhandled, to mske him confess, but without avail.The three were finally brcueht to Louisville,where Wept and son were put in jail, but Colburnmanaged to escape by tumping out of the window. 1 he parties arrested lived in thn vicinityof Knibt. and are of bad character. No doubtis entertained of their guilt.

i iricenues ( hid. ) Sun, VJLh

LfTiwiton For house. Thii establishmentcommenced operations last Friday, and is slauuhterinfi and packing at a rapid rate. Since lastseason an addition has been built to tbe housewhich makea room to hang up twelve hundrrdhogs, and tha number has been slaughtered dailythis wo k. The business trarsicted, we understand, ia entirely upn commission

Observer A Reporter, li)th.

In tide rty, en tV U'th in t., Mr- -. Kittfy Punc tMOitot P.'. wui. ri io;, tu The MTh rer 01 ln r

'1 he friends ci the uiiily 'art notified tliat (be f nieralwill t:)ke il;ei ti)m Itif r deuce ol her h.ihaudon (Jri'-'OD- bctv.-ee- Sevonth and Eighih, Thuredat t'J o'clock. '

At. White Walnut Farm, in Tisvis eownty, Indiana, ofriieumoni.i. John- IJats. iu the ouiti year ci lila

t;e, fonutrly of v.i citj-- , and late of David couuti idiaua.

r."zinKt fM eourl; and WarialnptOD utidiacai )J.rM"9plca.'e copy.

In thif cil on the morninfr of the Juth, of typhoidf er, Lmxt. MiLc.-r- . S". Li in the t!i year 01 liape.

Hi - fi neri-- l vi! twke place f'om bif lute roc den:on Mai ket, h dwftpu Wenz I and C aicvh tic t hiiiormug. thw Jlrt int.. at 10 ooock A. M- 'i hafriend- othe family arc reiujeted to atttud hie lu3; rai without1 tlHT 1 otice.

In Parranieiitn c'tv, California, cu the th of Octc-be- -. R lit I'O, ao

lud'nun l'irTi ple.isela thi? c'.ty, on the morn Id; cf the VHh inat., aftei

briel illne-j- rn. A .1 t 1. . ,., toudoi t Oi the iateI,w'i3 ('irk, il Am irn. New i 01 k.

iii"Iu'm' el w . c;ih icijiii Intonri E'oy-- utiewt, tet'etu orav uu-- t a'o'clock tm i iinrrj1' evenin-- '. the --'lit iust. "

RIVER AND STEAMBOAT MATTERS.

The river ii falling at this point, with seveneet eight ioches water in the canal last evening.

Tad weather has become clear and pleasant sincet'ae rain of Tuesday night.

The Ilotty Gilmore, Capt. A. T. Gilmore, ar-

rived from Cairo yesterday, having run the rebelgauntlet at Ford's Ferry. We are indebted to herattentive clerk, Mr. John Ouerbacker, for favors.The Hetty will leave again for Cairo at 4 oVIock

tbis afternoon. She has become a decided favoriteiu the trade.

The Mariner, from Cincinnati for Evansville,pissed down on Tuesday night after discharging a

quantity of wooden ware at this pert.Tbe Neptune, from St. Louis for Cincinnati,

had a large quantity of grain for our merchants.The J. H. Done, from Cincinnati for St. Louis,

put off a consignment of oil here, and had overlOOhoises, a lot of army wagons, and teamstersfor the mouth of Salt river.

The "star" Grey Eagle embarked again in theLouisvillo and Henderson trade yesterday andwill make regular trips hereafter, leaving thisport every Wednesday and Saturday.

The splendid steamer Jacob Stradcr, Capt.Whitten, is the regular mail and passenger packetfor Cincinnati at noon Mr. Dunning is

tbe clerk.The popular steamer Trio, Capt. Dickinson,

will leave fjr Carrollton at tbe usual bom thisafternoon.

We learn from the Vircennes Sun that Messrs

Jacob Smith and JohnT. ColoTan have built newbaats for their respective ferries across tho Wa-

bash at Vincennes boats of lirge capacity andstaunch build. An immense business has been

done by these gentlemen within the past ftwmonths.

The Empire City, Capt. Way, is advertised to

leave for Pittsburg at 1 o'clock tbi3 afternoon. .

Eight steamers have beon charterod to conveyNelson's brigade from Catlettsburg on tbe BigSandy to Covington or thi3 ciy. They will ar-

rive cn Friday or Saturday next.

OtH'iAi. Khporr or Urn Killh amiWoi-Mn-- i ai D Mi.Mjmain. The Miowinpofticiil report from ien. W. Nelson waa receivedat the Adjutant General's headquartors at Fratk-fo- rl

on Tuesday:IlEA U;1 'AHTERS Cajip at Pi.KsroNsni m;,

Nov. 1 1, lol. iJohn W. Finnell, Adjutant dcneral:

Sib: I have to inform sou that the followingpersons of Col. Marshall's regiment wore k liedand mortally wouliLiI in tho battle at Ivy Moun-tain,

CF o.MI'ANV A, AIT. G AIM'.1st. Peter Bents, Mason county.'2d. Edward Hall, Mason county.'Al. William Prather, Mason county.Ith. Juhn McCar'y, Mason county (dial since).

OF rOMI'ANY 11, V.U't. I.AMM.6lh. William Jlurtley, Henry county.

OK ( AIT. M ANNIJKj'n COMl'ANV.

Uth. Keshan Dennis, Mason county (died sinco).Total Four Kentuckians killed on tho lield

and two died bioce. Very respectfully,W." NELSON, Brig. Gfii.

MAyox and Smdkll Colonel Forney writesin his Washington correspondence:

K thire are any jewels among the secessionstatesmen, these jewels are Slidell and Mason.They represent the whole theory of the ingrati-tude of slavery. Slide 1 1, born in the North andmarried in the South, has devoted more thanforty years of his life to an attack upon Northernmen and Northern institution?; and Maton, whohas subsisted upon the monoy which he marritdin Philadelphia, seems to have had no othrr purpose but to traduce thi city that ha3 supplied tohim tbe means of living.

- NOTICES OF THE DAY.

Tiik TiiRUaTON GuAiiio This company willmeet to-- d ly at ten o'clock, to pay the labt honorsto Lieutenant Curry, whose funeral will takeplace at that hour. The GuanU will meet atthtir armory.

rfjjTMr. C. C. Spencer s large furniture sale byordar of C. Bradley, assignee of Rickets &

takes place this morning. The stock is

larze and of the tinest kind. See advert ieement.

USamuel Sch wing's Gallery, Main street,Becond door above Fifth, is one of the most at-

tractive and successful in the West. Every va-

riety of pictures takon in superior style and atprices to suit the limos. His eclored photograpl 8

and portraits are worthy of highest meats. Go

and see them.

Pargny's Rkstaurant. All the delicacif3fthe seosm constant! v on hand, acd eerved up iq thenioct approved style. Having at the bead of tbeculinary department an aiti.t from Pane, J.Pargny takes pleasure to announce to bis friendsand tbe public that he i3 alw ayo ready to supply,at notice, Dinners, Parlies, and Soirees.

noL'I j:;&btf

Foh Fitleks ani Soi.uip.R9. We have instore 1,000 bushels choice new navy beans, 18G1,

100 barrels No. 1 eour krout; 50 caks clear sides,very heavy; 40 casks ribbed sides; 60,000 lbsOhio and Western Reserve butter at 8 to 1 Ic per

lb. All of the above will be sold low to closeconsignments by

CLIFFORD & CO.,nl8 dtf 226 Main street.

Sqttatj Attention. Buy Go'd Peni at theManufactory. Pons repointed. Mam, belowFourth s'reet. I n!2 dim R. C. HILL.

C" "Money paved is money made," says thegreat philosopher Franklin. If you want anykind of fashionable fall and winter dry good?,

domestics, French broadcloths, meiinoes, Irishlinen, prints, flannels, nv.wes' and ladies' shoes,

you have only to go and attend the great salewhich takes place at 10 o'clock this morning andcontinual during the day at Edward I. Grauman&.Co.'s, No. 222 Fourth street, between Mainar.d Market, where you will find ft large and

stock of the above gocds.Think a moment, ladies saving is the mother

of riche?; don't fail to call and pee. nl-- n8

ejsyFor all kinds cf lumber, tfrepsed and nn- -

drresod, sub, dyr, bllnrta, monlurnga, bnsea,

Ac, call at Alezandor, Ellis & Co.'s planing mill,

cult, door, and blind factory and lumber yard, on

Fulton street, just above Freston, fronting the

river, or at their lnmb-- r yard, comer of M'alnntnd Preston street!, cr leave your ordsra at their

warerooms on Mtin street, nearly eppesite theGait Honse, Lonisville, Ky. Janl W

BUSINESS NOTICES.

Sometiii.no Worthy or Patiionaoe. Raymond & Tyler, No. 71 Fourth street, near Mam,are manufacturing a superior article of pastebl .eking, which polishes quicker and excels in

lustre anything of the kind now in use. Try it!

Try it! nlO deod&weow

New Goops. Received this morning a largeassortment of Virginia Full Cloths, Plaid Linseys, Brown and Gray Jeans, Merrimack PrintsCassinets and Cassimeres, Bleached and BrowcCanton Flannels, Bleached and Brown Cottons,Ballard, Vale, and Shaker Flannols, Irish Linen,Toweling Linen and Cotton Sheetings, Table Lin-

ens, Napkins and Double Spreads, Printed Kept

De La in e.s, Flain and Printed Merinoes, Black

Silks, Plain DtLaines, Coats's Spool Thread,&c , &c. Al?o, on hand, Iri.h Poplins, Fancyacd Check Silks, Kpt Merinoes, Valours andPrinted DaLaines. Which will be sold at greatbargains for cash.

G. B. TABU.n6 b&j Cor. of Fourth & Market sts.

We keep constantly on hand a full nnpplyof rerfumeriea, such as Lubin's Extracts, Po--

iiiadM.Coernotiqiies, Soaps, Powders, and Wbitn- -

ings for the faco, &c, &c.; al30 Hair and Tooth-brudhe- e,

Combs, Fans, s, Traveling; Bags and Biisketa, Keedles, Tbroada, Tapes,

Buttons, Pins, Hoop-skirt- s, India Rubber Goods,

Featber Dusters, Children's Buggies, Toys of all

descriptions, beside3 a very larg assortment of

fancy articles. J. 8UK9,Fowrlb Street.

SPECIAL NOTICESThe miasma and foul vapors generated by

thehottnn will hi far more deadly to our volunteer!thin he enemy's bayonet. In tin Indian and Crimeancampaigns IIOLLOWAY'3 PILLS were used in enor-

mous quantities. They kept the troops In perfecthealth. Only 25 cents per box. Soldier, snpply your-

selves. ul9driwl 217

AF7aIAL TOII yon triili to be ore of obtaining a perfect hair tfyiwttooat ooe deleterioai eleaiek. CunAitoBo's Exihl-tc-

Dtb Ii the only or.t ever aubmlttea to thii or4raL

the tint ckdiulrt In the ooootry. and till certiorate t

forth IU hAnnleaniom U wiltin the re&ch cf ararybarer.

of Ue IdJtrooj blacks and browai which ltproacowith nnerring eertainty In ten mlnatn hu fairly woofor it the appella tion a tht meet ti&ural hair iSy emrIu vented.

Bot4 everywhere, ApyUeA l.y all Half l)rrw.

RIVER NEWSPORT OF LOUISVILLE.

ARRIVALS YrSTKBUAYMariner. Chi. N ptime, St. Loui-'- .Jlrlly iJi'mnr, G'air-J- Wni r An ii'rjou. Ci'i.,1 1). I lone, Tin. Dove, K.v. ilv-i- .

W. W. Cruu loid, Heed. Goutwayo, bl. l.oula,

DtuARTunr.s rrsruKiJAT.Msrir.er. Fvansvillo. Ntptun f 'iu.Mft'or Atifjerfion, tin. .1. H. Uoaa, t .

I'ove, Ky. rir. W. W.trawfnrd, lUcd.Btil Gioy Ltj;le, Htnd. Ctnewago. L u.

Per cteamrr Gilm"r, fun rArr.rjo P4rlhe-t- , 1.0 do truir, LranJet-'cr- hhU il tir. CUrk.fe

co p lbnii, 3 ririd utt, 1 bbi 1 kefnut 1 kHK, i ke Morris. 'J fl 1

t'bl 2hU ard 1 nack fmlt, bbl b::tu-r- , Gcld-ma-

Si pita tuudn., t0 nrdf-r-

Regular Monday and Friday United StalesJci7 Jnp Pasarnqer Packet

Tot Evansville and Kondorson.w mm w '1 he ereamcr

lJ.m It O Gltr.Y EAGLE, Tamor, ii.ju.tpr.,f!KKinnv H'lnn. clrk. will li'iiv lor tiiabove aixl nil wav port? on 1 r.tb". the 2 mi intunt, atb o clock. 1 M., ei nivflv, fri m 1 OTtl.tnd wh.iri.

For Iri'iKht 'Hi hsrj ifi trl MOO'KHI u & go.. A..i.tt. ii-- w.i'i ?t.

ror Gt. Louis.STlie p.y uper fteamer

Al:i 'ON A,iH h ave aj at.ive ami ell way 01)

inm aav. the ) t iti- At ,i o'cl.irk, A. M.For livid. or ti h- oi) board or to

V(iO)'Mi; D x CO.. lit; Pt.

lic'jular Muiul'tf and Friday L'ldted StatesFlno, Pasct:fer Parkrt

Tor Eivanavillo and SendorBODi.tin l'1a"e of FteautT l lotnme;" j

'i'1"'1 ini drrtiiL-h- j.rV ;t' ;t' ORi-- EAO I.E., O

"wKa Kinntv IITJ', (! k, hv Iir abvfl, n;i all way ifL'dii'CJ cu l.idaj, ina.,at 5 0 ciork. p m.freigut or e apr;;r ar-- or to

- - T M. KUWIN, Aim.HKOl I. AH Till PAH.TPFor Evanavillo, Taddcah. and Cairo.

Of li 'an:-!- ' 11.1 vtu.'iir iMrkutfrI-N'- 1 HE ITV t.l'.Moi.l,, 1. 11. i.,a.lcr.l"Tve ii.r nbm-- nrift nil n,n-- ....

from the Portland vli-r- t.' ' ' ' J"

'"r freight or pai?.at:e nmd ei board or toMOOKIIEAO A. Ct". Avnt.

Tor Whcolin and ritt.burg-- .

ir kw'rtl-""b- t rli iiiiirJT KMF1KE i l l V. Wa , i.ia-f- -

'mnm leave for arnvt- - i:d aM vay v nte1 hiiT dar, the .. al 4 a' rk P. Mlor fieigiit or -- r 'a

" y. d'El t y.A I ( Ar'ntSopolar 3TEadison & Carrollton racket

--.n't w I ai'np r tf r.I.--- .- 'i lil), JijN A. PirKi.'-eow- r.ix-- f

eave EoiviMe everv Tu .inv. n.i.iadav. and ?it:irday at 1 o'clocK, P. M., foi Miviiit, Car-rollton. vay IfiTuiini;; rottmii!: teavw O.rmlitoDpt Vo'tlork, and at 3 o'ci .ts uery MoncayWt dnivdiiy. and Friday.

Prompt and strict altiiution will be given lo the inter-wt- fot the trade. dtt

Regular rawntjsr Packets betweecGincinnaH' and HvaoiviJlo.

POEAN1I. K UFA-- rr MAItlNK', '!'. r,. Ham aro.Tlte Poland Icivm- - l,'in tnnaM fveic H"tii-ii- y 4 P., ariivinir ai .ile mi Sundav at A. M. KLarnnr leapa Evai'pvslie evi-r- at P. M.Tlie Mriiier leaves (JiiKinniti every Wedne?dny nt 4

P. M . aiTiviug l.oui-- - 1II0 on Thursday at ' A M.Rptiiroing leAvep Eraiir-vill- everv vaturd:iv at y P. M.

ror any iiuormation in to the above h'ltiu ap- -

vlv to MOOliUEAi) ts I'O , A.'n,n.pepW dtf llri Wall eti'.tet.

RV'iVLA R PA CKt- V dr.S. MA If, UOlI, ; 1,1 y ECvniuvdng at Chinnnatr nut.1 rrhj tat-.- frciiH

Tor Cincinnati.-.- rr-' wThe 11 f i r 1 puS:pn2(r pt IIU'TB

' : M ! .K;SUN, li ng.n i, j.liter,S! PKIUOIL tna-le-

One of thn atio- p..ar-'i-- v. ill ltu-- . itirt ahovnport duty at U o'clock, V

ror tiLit'htoi pagae a: oh- i hod in.jM: i CAMPION. Aot,

Office, at the Woail-b.uit- . foot of Third it

AUCTION SALES.By S. Q. Henry Co.

LAROE 6PECIAI, CASH SALE OF (IR0EER1"3,T(J3.C(;0, lMPOKl'KU C10AK3, GLAS8VAK15V

ND WB rPiNI PAPERAT AUCTION.

ON FRI PAY MOUMN'.I, Nov. at IU o'clock,wili sell, at Auctiou-Kouiu-

9o We A Ne l w '1 to Loar auai;HO b'JX'd r.erriF'i S'Jip.In i tio. 1 ij.ii 1) "ttrch;

d Eofift:U do P.lf'l- ' "ootas do VariecaN".i a d i Joap1J d J tar a id Mold Cai'-'- s2') (1 1 poiiiiii liiui' MOpouri Tub v.eo;

f d entia fnift Vnciiil i J ;10,0oii a?aort'-- Inivort'd t

bosei ti'et ciaL' l ai d v; t 'J'uaibVre;3m) bdl? 8. e. s". lapp.t.if P

JO Vjl bl- - Pouriioii Wlr-k-

n ,'t.ca;k' CeDac Uraudy.Ale?, to clone a jut jciciiip

tifrc? extra fincar cured nau!":4 cai"k Tit b d iltL'i;

All iu piiiut) oid-- r.

Terms caob ibmka'do f;iad;;.8. G. HENRY CO ,

rt'21 1 A"rtimK..i- -

By C. C. Bponcer,AESINRB'S BPiitJlAL 3AL OF A LARQS STOCK

j. OF ELEGANT M5W FLTtNITL'REAT AUCTION

ON THURSDAY MORNING, Nor 21, at 10 o'clock,will he eold. nt the larte Wr hm; No. ; 22 Mhiu

?tiest, nt Rud '"i- - irtinn r.ivn tvderof C. P.r id'ey. asdsne-o- l :l k- if tvrkh II, thlrentire tt ck ct ew nd f:')i i:hIi 'e Tur. itu ' ci.iti

i'i p'i! of Ciahot'inv end rwoed ln'fIt.limaid M ' )'e tt '1h, t; a l

iii, mnr' 'e tpand rU u Hn va'H am; etr - t dV,'a.-h--. tiiir-rea- t Si.n and (ln-r- . II t i'rxk , r.JT.'l.!.-p- , 'CU'tJ Wa-t.-- .w:- t: utt- - ah i'e',bl .

tuV n' W."-K-'- an Peret-i- i :m.l B fR'td in ' M'r.', t It ti 'p. P,. SDMi'e.

ghtrk, a"ir,',,"t'''"n Mnltrc-- s r'd i!i r ev ry tir'ic oHFin'ly tcpt iu a oi' sti'-c and itLtaii Eitiu'.tmctitar-luen- t.

Sale pOMt.t-e- . Terms csAi.c. c. sFKNCrn,

nl do Auct ionfer.IN'rrr fv rt'tnit'ir weeVtv ihIpo1

ha-- Fumttiir rf'll t e. ffi .aci tii ? iv ek t 8Atm d ymnnti'ir 1h"!1in-t- . '. ; '. s l'K.

SPKCIAL THIU i:

AUCTIOKTTlios. --A.ndfnson & Co.

on

Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thrsav,November m, 201h, & 2H

C "innnenci:ig eath da)- at lo A. M ,

orPry Goods, ClotSsin;, Boots, boes

slid Cretans.ORDER OF BALKS.

Ou t lit A. M. without rcn r . a Urrstock rf Mm-- aii'l Kai'ev Dry inpir.t. of Pin O - vmree, S ti n PTrl It .11: . 1 ihh totxttd i'in;i lrili Lin-ii- J, liim Eye Di r, I.inen

HueVav ni'k. Pillow I,iii"n, Eidi--.- ' !' i (i n;'Eniea llsiidkerrhietW, S.vi in,' India M11IU,J.irnQHtd and Tapt C'he'kf, Liiimvh Plain sml Plaid,'f ickilise. Prints. Ftirniture tii 1 Undterwea-- . i?;c.

AT 12 M., prri-cli-- a lr- - iovoir.a ieadv-Mfd-

Clothing, eoibriciug au nnu.-n- vttr ety of d' rirablstock.

At 2 P. M., lM caeri Bootf and ?,hoe?, with neverul in-

voice- of denirahln SrspU- and r'am.-- Dry ;uodj.Xenai caii tuaukauii mule,

TH(3. ANDERSON A (JO.nfi14 A.iet;o.i.r

F.N'l'S.

LOUISVILLE THEATREcorner of Fourth and green bTKEETS.

Ma. Mart TntiTon... . !ei cMr. J. M. 1?awm...Ma. Tiioa. J. .. Tr'.'dsuicr.

EIGMTtI Wl'EK.

La- - night liat twA of th enramsnl cf Uiepop'ihrAmerican iiaedian

MR. IrE-XX13- .

THIS EVENING (Thu-eda- Nf.inbu- 21, "ill hipe.it ruieJ suakpein- - s li.wc.tiy 1.1

Rli UAR ) HI.Richard Mr. Nfi.

Mr. cUt.LadyAaae r..M. Eiwa d

To conclude with the lanjjtiahl Farr-- of thuKK.s Ls T : If K.

Kinii'F. Twentv-fi'i- Ladit-- tor tlio Pallet.Apply at the Box Othcc

IVP'tvate ltixep $ Drc.-- uiicle oO tts; Sirond Tier2n ct Ga'lry lu ct .

trnooi-- i ojen Rt '4 to 7 and ( Inrtain rbjf at 7 o'clockffl'or partit.ilaiv, lee rimll hill?.

(LOUIBVILLE).To-N- it and J3vcry Evening for posi-

tively this weoii only.

AST o m h x c. s r c r e s s

B fiHBERSOH,The woilil-roa-j- uvd ii;d ct y c.l- hr nUd

Ambidextrous Frestigiator,hie FA'iors

MAGICI AN, IT. RTIOIATOttH.HT, A Mi TU Wf

will be produced th- - .i Drani rd

A RIGHT L V0DEU- - WORLD,r,rt

Three Hours in (hciKealtnsofMusioii

Tho aro JTow and Grand.INEXPLH'AIULITI!';( AI'.OIM' !

MIRTH GOES OA NO IN HAND WITH MYSTERY.

rw rh"te will be an intei n ) u h of th.eevenintr, luriur which l1' o.' j'h Ehid'"--8O-

ANI'ERsiON'rf TA'i'.M E n fii Wt 'UTHOF MAGIC, a bok thst will tea;h or, body to bo aEonjmpt'- -

IMtnwt, R"tro.Reiuini:'nt Ulairv oyar 1.3, nndStcond.eight-- S bd M:? A ndei ann.

The Fairy ot the 1'rliolio Mica F. Aiidcracn.

OratKl Aferrnooti PokTormiiccobi h'nttmlay, Novcisibei- - a;jt

At i o'o'iM K.

AdiiitIou V Ont.fprgjnt fould lm eenred'ln U x tl'

ep;o dally from I'i clcrk A. M. lib 2 V M 'I rk f al-- ttote ha1 01 M-- iv En Idj t Co., Maic

Mxi- - ( t inn 1 ill 5 F. M .

arioor opt tvry v.nin at 7' (i'clnck."'' " nr-m a r,Kr, K. rt

'OKEWN AND UOVhs 1 'C htltil , A roodaBrrment of c'itIh t o ( ! vihie'fiu.i Si int- -

for medicinal or lanrl' purpose, '' 'r - iird. T LAN HAM A eft..

AOON-l!a- b uldc-- CT'.d cte.ir i4r in ttoreU and iur a!c byft H. BUKHUARDT, 417 t.

TELEGRAPHIC NEWSIVspifli-- g U I be 'Louisville Journal.

TALK AT COL. FORNEY'S PASTY.

THE GRAND REVIEW.

IMexican .fFairs, etc.Washington, Isov. 20.

At tbe cip;--r piven tu Mr. Prentice by C bnc--

Forney lact Libt, Secretary Cameron expressedfie f'picinn tbit, a last recort, we ouht to arm

man wbo df-iro- to etrike fur human1 bTry.

Secretary Smith prots'td that the Adminiatra-- ti

tn enntomj latod no Rtich policv.S'ayis erc.iplnr; from tbe rub el 3 miyht be

thf.y had Ideu hitherto, within tbe lintsof lbs army, but it wr.snot intenrltd toarm their.If twenty miilLca of freemen coa'd cot s'ngla-bar.-b.- d

su'du3 Lu retell ll wculd be a dis-

grace tu them, ar.d iLuy ought to i;ive op thetun'et.

Robert J. Walker and Skater McDlial ii

in tha oauio aUin.Mr. Prejtice was much euiunrraaed by tho

di:;i:Uj?3ion, win- li f rmal the prirclpil tcplc cfcon verbal bn.

The revijw ever hold in this ccuntiytook phica to d ty at B aley'd Crogj Koadj. Ttdivi;''iri9of Goneralj McDowell, Smith. McCallW.:.3rt Fuller, rorter. Franklin, f,td Ueintzle-ine- n

wore on thi .

At Kuon lien. McChlrj,- with his full staff,o;cirt(l by his body guard and eeve;oI addi'ioDal

uadrona cf cavali;. , appeared, acd wac receivedWith a Balute. filoSri. I.irnrln. arHo'flil' rude nt full Rai bp arcurd the immense bedyof troqi, which wu-- fcver.il regirneuts ceop, andti'l'.d throo n;;d a half l'aUb of an iinmenso ob'.ocghold. A3 they redo alung tbc-- wore recoirtdwith burata of music und dcafeuinR chsors.

Gen. McClelland was mounted on a splecdidblack charger with rich hou. iarj.

'Ihe Present's o Calient riding was especiallynoted. Ile and Cuisroa lUh'.d-- i tho tnrA cf Ihestall".

Tbe Circuit consumed nearly au hour a time.Ihe army then marched by regiments in reviewbffjre fho rreMdentandGcn. McClellan, tomum- -

the time till nightM. Such iinsdea of WfQwere never sec.i b?fure.

All Washiub-to-n wag there tu sna lbs sihl.Thotrcops were Ihree ard a Unit pwirg

MtCbllan by reinipnfa.Trustworthy cdvices frciu tun toucbirjg

Mexican affairs, have be a received tore, indica-ting that it ia the fettled intention of Spsin toopen Spanish porls iu'Mexico, acd to place one cfthree Princes on the throne to be won by inter-vention. Kuutpsnar will pro: ably he the man.

Whether France and England have n.wented toto this ia doubtful.

The I'nitcd S:a?ci pjeartu h.v 9 uolhiii tosjv iii t he .tfbir.

Gn. MDuweil wan thiuwn froai his horse inthe c'ur:.e of the review, but was not trj are J.

C:1. Taj lor and a eurtua who were ridingforoudy ran over a Fo!dior ard mortally wounded

. 'JLe sucon wa3 Blih.Iy iijurcd. Col.Tayhr wae put under arrest by order of GeneralFrarhTin.

Before the review a bod v of rebel cavalryun the right tl but made no attack.

Afle.r review dijfanl bring was heard on ourtlarjl, hut the ousocf it is unknown.

All our truops from a diaUrce brought one day'srati.na, ambulances, and turical instruments,prepmd fij- - any einei'incy.

l'ib.ce J. i ivillo aays l ha troops are cf excel-lent material, extremely well npippod, cxcelbntin drill and discipline. Of nil tho diviaiors,Blocker 'a is thought tu be lha best, but thero areot; e' re;riinGiits, pyrhap?, that aro a$ god.

It is ug:;in rumored that the rebel lcironts t ntho lower Potomac arc Ehc!rawn, only a guardb.iog left.

It ii behfcvel that assurancas have been giveathrough Mr. A la in a that fVee access to tbe cottonporta shall bo given to Brit: h veS'-ls- .

From tho Evening1 Bulletin.Tiibuue'd Derpatch

Foktkecs Monroe, Nov. 3.A flat; oMrnc" to-- iv from Norlnlk brought

down Lieat. Wtml-- n. vho w?s t?k"n a3 bearer ofdespatcht-- ard impri ond fonne timoatMont-gf.tner- y,

at tho breaking ont of tho rebellion.Ue has been exchanged fur Lieat Sh 'rp. of therfJia's, wh was ti at Jia tiaras lalet, and whoh.r.2 itcent ly baen c ti lined on tha frigate Con- -j

'vst at Niwi1 he Spiu'd ng and tho revinnp cnttr, Corwin,

have anivcl rrom H.it'pras lnbf, but bring nonews of importance. No tr. ops came tip in theS'p ml' iing.

A reb'--l steamer made a recmroisaic of thein'ot the day bjforo ihe SpaulJig re'urnd. Acortribard fr.m lb.;noke KLind rep rrs that theribfhhavo deitn-vc- th b fort, and were aboutto ro urn to :h main lii.d.

Liur. W'd d u cta tlmt tbe intelligence ofthe arrest of Mjon and Seidell c.turtod frtat

lunula t'm ro')-- , who in tLo;r(ijjctL of ;l: by L::g!vind.

1'v.n rrgiinct.i.i Georgia ar.d Scuth Caliua hive abandnnfd i an. ka Island, blown upihe bat t cry, an! i;"Pe

Th3 r.-- cl Co;:;: ;" m it at Kkhm.nd ua the1 rh, without a ucjrani.

The r;bci' aro dLi egi lieniug thtir main batteryat 8cwell'3 Point, anlitipa'.irg au attack.

JiALlIMOIta, NOV. 0.Somewhat if 11 K.iiSitiuii was produced th;a

mortJMig in th-- Western src'bn (f the city bytha I'i.'vtvit Ibr-:h'.- l set dii-- a large fore j of e

to Millcr'd ib;tt-- arid 3e'iug the whole eUb-- 1und el: i '3 con' euts a Urge num-b- -r

of Jiorcs the cKitentj of tho safr,and T'alt. The o' :ct of t i nxvement i:i eaidto be In prostrate tna in ill a: range ments of tterebel syu.pithis-r-- t lure.

It i.ifUpju-e- d tint hh h dftl th're hasriV.ular ic.it ivn kept, up to West

Kivor and thftnes to Virginia. The prrprbtorsct trV hotel were not gi;e ailv fupected and areregrdt:d as loyal men. Hut it h supposed thatC'" ain iiiiji(yo33 or lodgers havo been receivingantl transmitting bit ts South. A number of1 tteri have been E'lz-.- but hace not yfit baonexamined. Wm. Hart and Jehu Earl have beenarrested.

Kfw York, Not. 20.The Timf;fi Port IIoy3l correFfioiiden: sai the

(lefet is to b) divided, aru transports to cr.nvty'',000 trcc-p.- aro (o rpet ano-- r jort. The

rt" r j now taking in a ater br lot! ivs. 1 hereis SLliieient cu' t n here and oa lpe bland,

- make 4 C'f J i ab. Thore are ubo cornb' liiej tilled with t.bu'tit 10(0oU bitjhi3 in thec .

Was m iNCii s, Nov. ID.De.cpatLhes wero received from General

Kosccrans, that t lie rebel Floyd, with his entireforce, hud abambr.ed his p Ui 11 ue.ir GauleyP'.idge, a; d had ;;.me towards Uichille, hcrp,it is undtr?txl, he intends to make n stand.Gen. lbtecrans vas 'ill at Gauley liridgewithbis ctmmand, lie cor.teuirdatsd makinga forward movement a? soon as the necessary ar-rangements amid be nnd- - Th healih of thotroopj w;s excelbut.

Sftrcliiltii thi Trll-i- ncLord I.yncs has not behaved like a diplomat

tince the rewa reached linri that 5ba and Sli-dr-

were on their way to J "rt Wfljron. Althoughnfe3s:irily blbnt ia his olliciil capacity, nnctri-- t

tally he is almoit imperuuent in his conversa-tion, llo r nines that, th'io can bo no iucs4innbetween his (iovei ntntnt Hnd our?, fur the reasonfiat the Cui'td Wta'a muit yield t he point in t bei' ntrovery, and will disavow the net of CaptainWi!tes, "nd inusl re'uin rd ini a;td Slidtdl to the

of t re rinlv pow'ir which ?oeTis heartily tothe dipinoiiiutriue.ii nf this Kepubiic.

.dwrd Lverett, Al. Staton, aud Kev-erd- v

Ji'hnson havo exprsfetl ihe opinion t hatour right totnkeand keep jVlaboii and Slidell isur.'j'KStionabb.

Tbe re'do pickets have advari-o- a tr.ilo cr twolice Suodav. G'ror.il l'rrer roportw a consid-erabl- e

fcrcetwo mil as from Vicnnii. whose pur-pc- ?,

nccrdipg to t ho rumors which reach him,13 to sweep eft all fora-'- bf' ond It Ms Church.

Geueral CuMum, lately ot General Scott's staff,has been op pointed chief of General Uzbek'snair, und ij.iuf f Lu;;luoar- - Ile leaves for St.

oa 'i humbv.A compiMK ::t. it' o":r.n-- r w:is givu (his even-

ing to 1. Prentice at tke reMJerca ofC 1 Forney. Steretary Ctui- ran n:ade a few re--mar k i.

Timers CorreFpO'lenrrIt isreporUdtii.it Cl. W.i.-i- ti. Lamm sent

in hb nsignatinn a- - U. S. Mar habo: th" Districtof Coluuil'i;i. tbfit 10 might as irne command viLb b.L'iHb; and that the Pro refund toaccpl his resignation, stating that ho cculd l.otpp.re bi'n from hii .ubitiun cs Marshal, at lidt,fur the pr. Bant.

raWnA Strong sTrt is inuking hre, by prominent

KeDtuckian-J- , to aa excUsnge ot rion.Charbs S. ot now corlimdat Kort Warren, " f r Chailes Anderson of

abi 'lhercf HrL'. Gn. H.b't A: d arson, who wastbe rebU for his ad-

herencefc: .cd ar. d by

to the Craen.Within tho bat fow days, immeiiFO trains of

loaded army wagons, ambulant, and ariilbrycarri;igs have been going to Virginia.

Without wsiiing to ascertain how far the actof Capt. Wilfcos is jjstiiied by the acknowledgedestaWi-her- principles (f international law, Borne

of the Miaister3 from fureiiiii ports have allowedth(m elves to bo betrayed into expressions

inlini'.elv more passion and preiodicethan vidgment and diplomatic ictbiligence. Therepresentative of m;o poer has opTiily deLaredthat, if Maen and S'idcll had bou taken from a

Spanish ship, be would havo immediately de-

mands! h.-- pfsporfs.Lo.rt Lve u1 i1 to havo as'ti'tud a mer.acing

tone, atd to havo cbebred that tha prisonermust bo given up ami amp.o repaiation nv.uU f r

the u lb nee olr-- r d to th- r.igT'ity rf tha IHtishcrown. Notlocg of th ta been cffi';iallyin'ina"eti but inonii-iur- - htcrcouni thee

'i di .spf.rob it ion ana 1.0'Miity have beennouard'-dl-y mi'.b.

Reportod for tho Journal.Cie-U- l to the Ne York Pot.

Washington, Nov. 20.The grand review of our troops, held at

Ball's Cross roads, has attracted an immensecrowd of ppectators, and Washington is nearly de-populated. 50,000 m?n are under review by GnMcClellan, and their excellent condition elicitsthe warmest prabe. The Boldiers are ready forany service that mav be required. The recpplionthey gave the General showed lhat they bad fullbith in him as a bsder.

Thirteen men of tbe Fourteenth BrooklynNew York, who were emraged in the

p eke' tight on Monday, nro still cnesini;. It islearrd that they have fallen into the bands of theennny.

The rebels continue thir correspondence wiihtheir frbrd in WaM imton, and their mail car-rier in Virginia still defy the (invernment, car-rvi-

messages to and from Richmond withoutdetection

A ridiculous report Is in circulation hero thatthe Administration has civen assurances to theh Government that Bri h vessels shall have

access to the cotton ports before the expiation ofthe winter.

New Tojik, Ncv. 0.The steam, hips Delaware. B:.Rton, and Cosmo-polira- r,

of the New Nork and Philadeip'iiaSteamsh p Company, have h?en chartered by theGovercmint for tbree months They will imme- -uiioty comnienc coaling, i heir destination issaid to be Pert Royal.

The U. S. alexin transport AtUntb, h ine atIWI wn4i aireer, is now coating and tnk-in- g

in provisiora for Port Royal. She will alsoidi ry 1 roup t.

Ihq propeller gun-bo- Oacdia was lancchcd atiuo iavy laru afrernoop.

Biihop Mcllvaiae and family left br Liver njolon the Persia.

vonai oai'ui, wincn arrivedfrom Hamburg, brought, as passengers, the

riut-- a ue nnue.ot liussia, ami the Count deta.ontiue, of Inste, jwlio cuna to offer theirmilitarv Rftrvit tn nnr i :r.(..i-nm-

The bark Terese reports that she spok. on theinn Keiiouner iMiiiirrr i, irom WiJinin"- -

ton. N C. fr naiin Th Mnli- - - " v 1 01 uau 1 uutlie blockade, With another schooner, fonr davs

rtMuusiy. ma i.tn innr,., In latitude 3?,loni'iul 71. sb frtl! In Ifi fi. v..:.. r....- -WLrnian, frtm Boston for Fi rtroa Monroe, wi--

granite, ia a sinking conditioo. 8he took nfTcap . uriyand crew and brought theni to thisii trl

Baltimore, Nov. 20.The news of the disbanding 0f alrout o,000 reb

eis in Accomic cmnty, A a , 11 coctiimod. Aaour expepitbu advanced rebel (lags disappeared

. . .anil tKi. 1 r,:nn:t- - ; i .1mi mimuijio uoisieu ine American 11 tg.General V'.s's proclamation, whan received incamp where the Union men had been drafted andforced into the rebel service, caused them to rebela- - u iueir cmcers were ompeUed to disbai d them.The seces-ionis- had destrovod bridges and foiledtrcai across tbo roado.

t special to the St. Lou it Democrat. 1

JKrn:RK)5 Ctir, Mo., Nov. 20.The bid terror has settled down upua tlis coun-

ties of be southwest, since tha retrograde move-ment of our army, and refugees are beginning toarrive agaio, drieu f.om home by the feir ofPi i:e's rebels, who are rep tried to ha again

Mr. Groselly, number of the StateConvention, arrived here laH nbht from Spriog-tisl-

which p'ace he left 03 Friday last, lieiia a brdy of three thousand of Pi ice's ca alrvbae made their appearance at Sarcoxie, ondthat foraging parties fellow up the track of ourrecoding army, j lundeiing Union citizens, andrenewing with impunity every epociee of outrage.He passed a train, a mile loop, of emigrantv a irons coutabing Unien refugees. Anothertrain of five wagoiio arrived here

Fhe pneonera were brought in to dav fromCalloway county, the first fruits of an expeditionwhich was sent to that county yesterday. Theseprisoners were thar'ed with reported outrages onUnion men.

Taducah, Kv., Nov. JO.The gun-boa- t Conestoga, while on an explor-

ing expedition up theTennea3ee riveia rebsl battery near the Tennessee line.

She threw one Bbell, which routed the rebob.When still further up, another battery was

and engaged. The rebels were againrouted with a number killed. The Conestogawas but slightly damaged in tbe encounter. Shereturned y.

CiTr, Nov. 20.Reliable information reached bere vesterday

that our cavalrv under Mai. Hough have overta-ken and capturrd the rebels who seized our sup-ply train nar Warronsburg, on Monday last.About loO wagons were taken and they" havebeen recovered.

Kansas City, Nov. 20.C"pt Benchard, with twpnty men of Jennison's

reminent, attack'd Capt. Hays with one hundredand r;f y men at his phiceof residence v andnuccejtWd in driving them away, burning Hays'shouse and thi house nf a man named Giiie, b.ithCaptains in the Southern army. Capt. Ibncha'dand Lbut. Bcewit k were tl gh'b wounded, andtwo horFes were killed. The rebsls had five mtnkillod and eight wounded.

Cuicago, Nov. 20.The Gnbna and Chicago Railroad declared a

dividend to diy nf 5 csut, payable in Nowlora on the 1st cf January next.

Wilmington, Del , Nov. 20.

Dupont's powdr mill's explodedthree mills and killing three men.

FrrvniF.r. Newa fiiom thk Fleet and ihkArmy in Socth Carolina. Tbe U. 8. 6'eamt ran 'port Coatzicoalcos arrived at New Yok onFriday, tifiy bbt roars from Port Royal, whkhL:e lift at two P. M. Wednesday.

She reports that the trorpi had all landed, ardtbit the ordnance an I Btrr.j were bein rspidlydischarged, and eeery pnpira i m in progress fornn.l.ing a pbrmineut and cocvenbm statijn forth tiOi ps. Many of the transport weie near.yready to return, and will do so e on and reportfor further orders. General Sherman has decidedto strengthen the fortilicatiors on In lard tide,from y, hi.h direetic n aa attack w ill lo made, ifat all. At some distacta above Fort Walker aline of in'renchments will extend completelyaero:'' Hilton J eland, and lu'-n- will 00 ar- -j

ranged bo that a crors tire can be played upon anyi pposing fore s. The forts can be repaired in abuv days by the negroes which the fleet lockdnvn aad thn;e who have come frrm the sur-

rounding country, and the works be mannedwi'h about a hundred cannon, most of which aieriil.d.

8.me improvements were made in the trenchAVmt Fort Walker, ard the sharp stakes in iheditch wero to be placed in a more formidable po-

sh ion. The negroes gave valuable information ofthe nature and position of the surrounding coun-

try, crsek, ai d bayus, and had enabled ot rtroops to take possession of fomebirn? partly fullof c tton jast Uarvesud. The fine crop on nil-to- n

bland was expocted to be Gathered by tbenegroes and stored away for the Government.Cmrnod( ra Djpont, also, was active ia the per-

formance of his duties, and was busily engigedin buoying out the channel and ascertaining theboundaries of safety all along the adjacent shore'.The lightning apparatus which the rebels toredown from Hunting Island was discovered almostnnharmetl and was to bo restored to its originalplace. The rebels probably intended to preserveit for their own ne at some future time.

A rumor prevailed, at the time the Coatz icoal-co- s

left, to the ell'ect that a Urge force of SouthCarolinians were about returning to eugaee ourtroops from the opposite side of Hilton bbnd.Reinforcements had been ordered out from thefurt to sustain the outposts, it is known that therebels have a battery of light artillery whichthey carried with them when the infantry

and the story was received as prolnble.It is doubtless necessary to send more trcops toPort Royal. On Thursday, tbe day after theCoatacoaicoa left, it was in'ended to formallyinvest fbaufort with a considerable force of sol-

diers. Until susbtnntial earthworks are thrownup, it will be regarded more as an outpost thana regularly occupied place.

The forts are the base of operations, and if anybrgo engigemeut takes place it will probibly be

on one of the two idands. Oar rbot, however,was considered equal to any possible force, evenwithout the infaui ry.

FNTmors Wines. Even in the g

countries no man can bo sure that there is

any grope juice in what he driDks under tho name

ofwino. Here the probabilities are all against

the genuineness of everything called wine. An

Fngluh paper, epeaking of the mannfactnre and

adulteration of wines in France, says:All isfabe in the winei the color, the strength,

the tbvor, theag, even the name under whichthoy are sold. There are wires which do notcontain a drop of grape mice. Kven science is im-

potent to distinguish the true from the fa I e, so

c.impbte ti Ihe imitation. You may every dayee advertised in the French newspapers Ihe

3cye do Medoc," of which a small Higon, cost-

ing three francs, is declared sufficient to give fla-

vor to 600 litres. Paris acd Cette are the prin-- u

al seats of this fraudulent adulteration. It is

practised in both places on the most colossal scale.Certainly half of the Parisian population drink,under the name of wine, a mi:. tore ia whichthore is not a drop of grape juice. The police areuaable to prevent this adulteration, but tbe lawspunish it with groat severity, every week do thenewfpipers puousn luagmenia agamse mo wmo

merchants aid prnci-r- , in execution of whichthiir wines, 20, SO, 80 hogshead at once arepoured into gutters. Hut this dishonest art is

now so perfect, that even cbver chemists can withdiftrulty distinguish the true wine from the fa'.Such was the ca.se in a very recent trial. Tbechmnist, after reporting all the ingredients of

which the wine was composed, observed that, ifone of them wtr of less oiantitv, he would havebeen unablo to disiirgubn it from the naturalwine. The prosecuted wme merchant, who waspresent, listened attentively to the chembt's re- -

nrt. and at last a:ktd him which ingredient itwas. inecoeimsc vey lmpruuenuy 10m nun,and theaccu-e- d immediately answered. "I amvorv much obliged, sir, and I don't regret nowmy 10 hogsheads of wine which will be destroyedbicause now I am certain of my business."

Arrest of Green. James 8. Greoniate United S:ato Senator from this State, wasarrested on Thursday last at his residence nearCanton. In charge of an oflier he arrived atHannibal on 'lhur.day evening, ui d rrreedtiinit div hrt hmfiiitiiirturs ctt (ian. t'odd. nlMacon City. It is djcied thit there is any truth-ful foundation for the reoort. recently circulatedthat. Mr. (ir-- baa written a letter directed to

fme one in W'ashintrton. fjpressing fealty to theUnion. it. Loui$ Republican.

Wheat! Wheat! Wheat!v a op PWINU K.1 tofMCl-Jrr- FOR FKIMcw WHITJ; VflrliV'i, r.nd will cmliim't ra pay the

anivof.!.o fie

Vf'Hl A'i.t,:i atwtf SMITH BHYRPH,

COIV1IY1 KKCIAIDAILY REVIEW OF THE MARKKi.

Ulrica op tttk LonsviLLE Jotmt,iTucnenAf. Nov lKdi J

The rub of Intern fxrhance unalbird, He bur-lu- g

prlc being at par and tbe jelling M V cut premi-

um. Monetary affairs are extremely dull. O moor laecarce, tbe demand br treasury not a. Fentuckf cur-

rency, acd gold furnieb-n- the circaiatlrg modiam.There have bo 00 tr.iu tactions here to ogf, altheuththe packers souerallj are prrpred for 'he slaughter.Nearly all the obi honees wi. do more or U?m eatingthe ieafoD. and our packer have all the mean at their

fir the baflnets of the hud. Much of thepacking will t e dno on account of the bog- grower',an 1 rack rs are shy about xlnt the prie for thecpfn-!ng- .

Oue Pitcn-lv- packer Vaf a eo tract to ftin-le- thaGovernment a iarne amcant of perk, but the rtft haveoithjr not been fixed or have not traDipired. Ourrackera have offTfd $3 net for pood hegi, but wt pre-sume lin of kilting hna aelirclf

a fraction hihor would bo pid. Tht re areHjl t Ba!3 of bacon, hut not Id amcnnU

Intfrr to nlve tone to the market. Flotir ll qoVUand th? aalej ye?trday wero In maU lota for the mp-I-l- y

cf tho home at old tUt. There U a con-

tinued t'od d.njiD(l fir wheat, tha saleareaching i:,i(0 bn?hpl3 at 70(3 5c. Other irralnt are Iulair demar-d- . Thera wai neTt to nothlnj dolrg io

8ho.etInt'3 have acaln advanced1, and we nowqu.-t- Great Western and Can dp I ton at 13s for tee former and U;v;c for the latter. Llneeed oil ban advancedto CriTi r pallou The buelnot Id tobacco la better,and prlcea continue high.

Flour and la quiet, with salei 375 bblta 41 M(o.'j 50 for Eiiperllue and extra, galea fl.OUO buh-tl- s

wheat at 7u5c 1 r r(d and prime white. Balo2,0uu bushels coin at S'c, tlie aa:kfl Included). The mll-br- a

are p2' iug :':c for ne coin. Bal-'- i,ClH) s atHoc. A lot of oatd wa delivered fiom store yeeterdoi Rt1 4 the aacka iucbded, but thU price above the mar.ket.

oil his adraoced, with lalea from theat ;;cc. fialeaof cu;do'l, which li In demand,

at 4'(gt;c, and of cantor at $ I IS.V'laissld Bfilej ficO baibels at Wo.

an h 760 rbi good butter at 16.Cheese U ratiier duller, with sales 76 boxea W. K. at fii"

SorEiiNi.e, - Bhccticsi havo advanced, with salel'J bales at 1313c for G. W. Caunltou Bales ofyarn- - at V an J !7c for ard 700, which 19 atthe rate ct 1m; for

Onions -- Balea i!5o bblj oubni at G037&e, IncludrngI5u bbls ouiona to tlie Guveiurueut at the latter rate.

To deb asn Leam Iu dfuiaud. Btlee 750 kegs rlfiapowder at S: 5 7 1 ke. 6!os 6 tona lead at c.

MANrrA'jTtBPh TBArco-Bal- es 55 b,cs ct tf'i2fr.Gko ppies The onrkct Is unrhtoged In raorrt pairtc-u'ar- a

and v.lthont auimatiou. Sugar ti rather lower,aud fair to good Oilcans ot the crop oi , Is offered ath'(fl I'.'.Vc A sale of 6 bbla powdered and grauuited"gar at U'ic 6a! cj 30 HIb umlasfW at 1??. No nlrt

of coffee.Wni8ETt:iaI"S if raw at 15 Vc.Hay Good demaud. i 1th sales from the landing at

$'i!?U, and fioiu store at 61'." frj'll f?r prime new tim-othy.

To;'-'- - Ba'e '.f 2i hMi: 1 a' 78, 4 at $6 K S",in at l'): j, a at 4 B tt gu3 &o, 4 at ft't

.'(. aud 1 at 14 - j.

LOUISVILLE CATTLE MAKBLET.

ourbi Bouee Stock Mai keiVotminc A VUmtan,Loner , November 30,

There has len no miteria1 clianjto to uotice since ourreiort on Saturday tact at the Euurboi Houee. Themarket baa teeu acti e and the supply has been good,with an active demand, eo lhat op to tht ertutn therearti b'lt few lull ner iu pt'U8 unsold. Wc caa $ly eayto nur ytryn iu the ccuotry thdt there 1? evtr? reanonto believe that there III bo an active trade here thfwiuter. Cattle tor the four dayp bivp arrived fretrlfai'd falsa have beeu made at nrnitnal rate. All sold upt" this date except nix heaii, aud prices rsn-- o a- - fnllof:Oouunou and rough 1 &c9"3, god aud extra 42 6

t loo groae. A few etra I'rtmluui sold at fJ Vlw groe?.

Bheeo and Limbs-T- he arrivals have been fair, andpric?B range frnm 91 ryj, and $3 IU per head owing togrado end quality.

Hog The aniva'a hare been good and the markethas been fair. As ve tiavaetated before O'ue have beeuFlaughtered, and there still !"enii to be a want cf e

auiog tbe forA picker- - iu rcfcience to tngage-uieu- ta

of auy 'juitlty of hegt. If the weather eboaldprovs favorable in a !ew days there mav be a ehaoge eothat we can gie some details about the trade, but asyet wo are comp lied to say but little. 1 he prices thusfar anion,? the pick raaroii loo lb net. 'i bo salesto butchers range from $2 6U to i 3 1' 0 Hi gross.

Tho total number of live etoct offered on Bale the patfcur days were 168 cattle, 124 sheer, and 2u hoga.

Cccinkatl, SuV. 2", P. 14Flour dull and denno quitj light cperfine $44 90

and extra lo4 35. Wheat dull and price declined,but not quoted luwtr red 73caod white eC-'C- .

Co'n for now aud for old, nd la go ddemand. Oaa In activa irmasd i.d prices hi h- -r

sale-- 7 WO buhelJ at 27(2Sc. Rve and bar!eyoachanged. Whl-k- tirm at . Hog quiet owio- - tobad woatber. but are teld finnlvat 83 30(33 3S, wi'hsales of 1, 40 bad. Tho receipts of the last 34 hourswere MOO head. Mesa p'rk du 1 and no a sole at over

9i S3. Green n.( ata 3f.i,2;4c for sliouldora and ViCichanu. Lard dull at 7iC Bacn la held Jc higher,owing te the ipeculati demand for army piirp;ses.Liaeeed oil advanced to 70: aud ia gTOd dfmand. Grcerlea firm at fall prices. Hay Si y ten h!shr. e

ie l 15 etut premiam.New Yoi:k, Nov. 3 P. M.

Beef opened more favo:ab:c, euppiy icoderate, and tbedemand d at the cjrrtnt' ra'ej cf hut week; goodprime cattle Bold at Sic, and a brought tc. Mi cucowa steady at qui tat 100a. Veal eilveare in fAirrfquortat full price. Sneep and lamha arl In fair request.Swlae Bild frfely dur:ui; tho week at i;uctatioua, not.withstanding tho Thr- - tnt"l rccclptaarc. D?cve? 4,tCi. cowa 121, veal calvw fbeep ar--

lambs 14.S7S, si li;e 27,733. The current prlca of theweek of all the marketj aro aa follo'o-- Cattle, firatquality, per cwt., fcsiS 9 60, ordinary i, corcijioa

i;.57, Inferior b . Co i end cu! rt, fir.t quality,Jlyi-S- ordinary l'.,(34. com cj in a3.j. 4, ini.rlor :"i'.'

J. Cttlvef, tiret ii'iilUy, j5 fu'X" 60- - ordiccry 64 &ci',taferlor 5C4. lh?ep ard Umhs, prime qoallty4 &, ordinary fr3 b'ini, cjsiiu n $1(3:1 t ., inferior

3 67. Bwiue S'iWc, other qnalltlef ViC'ie.Cotton moro doiug a u the mirkot Hrmr ialei 3.3iu

)atei at far mlddiiug upland -- no rhane iuprice. Flour etill fivois buyerf alea tj 4uu bbls al

5 &)(a5i for ajor tine Slate and for extraflKato. Whisky without decide 1 change aale i'SJ bhliat 20 Q2c. Wheat declined b with only a moderate

sport demand at tho devlinf ths sale irc'tide C7.C'")

,ihel3 winter red Western at $1 ZOQl 37, 7,1 m bushelawhite Kentucky at 9145:164. i:e tirm tali P.MJbufhoifl at eTVvi'")c. Uirlcy qubt l tlra aales &uu

biiliel! BtateRt rn tAv-.-- b iveri .ale? I.,i"ijhiiihel) at Blfo Oats tjnmr fs at tifii LK

Poik 1'air bufinna Ajnn and pri- es m'tc in favor oftin- - purchase; eabs cf bbls at $.2 5o13f r mewHops rathor easier; alo at 5. l.ard quiet Bnd prlej ashade easier; sal a of 3o0 bhU nt f?Vj(5?.3ic. Lea dclmjin coffee, hnt prices are very dull; sales of 2j0 bsgj Mar-kai-

and i0 bf- - L?uayra at lSlnlwc. Rice quit tat 7(T""Xc for Carolina, fuar-ra- w Inactive; sales cj40 hbd at 7,V,?e for Cuba, and 8c f"r Porto Rico. Mo-

lasses rtuiet; no are re poiti-d- .

Stocks dull nui araiu rather lower. Chicago endRock Inland Gal na and Chicago 78'(f, Clevelandand Toledo S.'i', Ml'.hican Central Michigan

Sintbern is1. Pacific Aail '2i, Kiie prererredW, N

York Central 'ii. Miebigen Soutliern puaraut:d K

Miu'jli Central Berip 02, Hudson tJsrkm let b"D''eLiie "d houdt K', California U, Mo. b's 4.!4. N

S. 6 of 'SI wMh cr upoua W).

CATTLl',8!IECr. AND1JOGS.CthnKWaTt, Nfivemhr ?t'

I'ho pupply of lieef rattlu haj len I'fht, and themaiket ru'td lirmtr, and prices Hit- - J. pr cfnt tiipliet.

't uow quote c U'tinou at tl it, f tr j i, ko' ai(J h (n'J Slid pritri-- ' tn (U Ie ftnpiug "i?.

Th'TO were f riioi'o 'n morK'-r- .

Sifppare i iiatrfupply end at ft1!

r? li ad.The imlMiwIflon t 1"'V the pTi'S ""nd-- Tv

drov-r- '"een tt- maj t kefpiDR shippers f t lioctk, aid thn ui tlie HviiaMe for ynrWhig,

the d"ii' po f' r ha-- n- - only partial, butto tlm , th o v bo have coutraets

to tlp'ivf-- nn.- -'' l r k or lard, ttit ' luonth, b?caiu anim to till tifiu. and tot ind'irnl a ckm! d mand forbOKS, the lw dsn-- and p" w advanel (immi i'it'i i.7, but under th" uen-- from New Ti ork ot a dollara bin cl of a 'h e ine in ni',a pork, the umrkt'tJ"i4 buoyant, and ihe indication.- lat eveulnc wre tintwith fair airivals a dfCttu1 won h- - "tab.ih:d.

CiNciis.NAn Hon ajso fuuvieioN Maju;et, Nov. jc.Therrt waa hrnk d' liiand tor hojc- - ye ater-ia-- r" .

Inp, and .L: wad tuld for a lot of h.iavy, leit attT th"fiewr from New Ymk wnn anuou' i'd iroflui n declitmcf in in'- - pork, tI:o unrket rather he v..aud should tho iTdpte he librr.il t'J morrow, it It) prob-al.l- "

th;'t piii.o tf. wny a ! ".'.Mp? -: k in ft 11 JMh'a!t r'1 o" lor "I'nrp de iverv,

and Isn't nt 7,' im piecp m atf sold at d'cplionlder". and i. for haiui. partly for future

A pood dMuatid for bacp, and aloitt It 'f hi ds(old li!"t intm nd thia nioruiriK' n Sr for r

Pidf?, and ;: fcr r.b do. '1 ho demand is to hilaimv wants in St. 1, ':i:h:

Cute a;3 Cattle Market, Nov. 14.

The receipt nf liv e eto k at th? vi rioua yards duringtho past week wer.j a iuipj

fl Sheer.At Pbenufin'r rN i',b"i)Mieiitc.m Soutt'ein yard.

yardd 6,250 1"

Total H,?ll -- 4,5iPpff Cattle Tin' tpta diiriu th--- paff week wri

moderate and the market 'pilet soJ wl:!i t matri--rhausie in pre. Thn ha t eu cM'-;- for pa:k-Iii- j

and sal-- s runted iroi jto J 10 tor c nii"Ooto nood Siopi'if'- ttle are ccarc and in fa rdniai d

One lot of priuie aa i' ft J&t.iDd auot'. r lot ofetra, rifkd. we hi ld a with an oth-- r ofCo'uuiim P wre in fair r quest bv fee'eif at jl tu

At 'he close there were fuur or five Lune'red headUDcOld.

Puilaofxiiua Cattle Maeki t, Nov. 13.

Theurpl" of b" f rA'tle thi rk as mnch I rgnfthan tlie cVmand CiUled for, -- nd piicn r.il-- 'o n Jh-- n

the week prev'oufl ihe effo: tnct am in M.to I,MU

head, and sa'ee ma tor cnrnrami and otdman' tfr,,S V 0 lka. '1 he I u k f the "h fromUw cittleaold afi high a.j..; ftwrf,7 oiMhough prime

.uvply of ,hePheadrU of whi.U o,j at f.on,7uC ri th act, as per

5S"1 Kt fa.n. f? 1 0 1L net for coru

"irhK rnVriVV waad,ll.and only 85 h.ad were.toyweach a, to audition.sold at fvoiu

Camhbip-i- Cattlh Market, Not. U.

nttl- - at mirk t about l.(KiphV'Vanrl Ktoreri Miug. w. rUmjoeP, indeb

fo, a id tlHwA-y- 'r old-- .lW?ofiiM t K --vpbMn i '.v.. first ;m!Hy:,, r. ond .,uilitv . tb r, 3

" 'price- - of St. Cattle-- W t. oeo, f pair, fioii-- nd tlU to4.w..frfl0i) to cowa

y.'Ai:i.i(;j h1. olaa thr!- - cat oMj

'Ji LM'.ih- -1 M0 at 'he market n lota3" a 2 t'.A a ii, xtra t' .a a tj'3, or IruiU to

V ir. P !'I,,! i'"',t n t , -

Thfrr't wah-..i- t t' r.. ' ttbnuith.- -

Rlt'H'v;'. i

tin in n, t ''i tii" !' f ' rIK...r- t. it I.

etim-t.-.- at-- ' I o cvf a waa

Mir, still hetter, " '.,r. 'P and lft:nh1 .1.1 at tho h.'- - i t"terKet t.t w.'-- k s .

ami elofd oil nt slight ad; :.u. at r U.o arrival uiVormontCei.traltralM.