Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 1

etroit NUMBER 122 LOCAL INTELLIGENCE THETATEST TELEG RAPn AT Gen Coombs ield BUSINESS MATTERS CAMP TO NIGHT IGHTING IN MISSOURI the SJ I readers K' i I 8 11 I 1 i a I s' MICHIGAN SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER 22 1864 i A 1 I I reight 151607 186099 180772 1713 9 189181 Hamtramck McClellan Club A meeting of the Club was held at the house of Lawrence Dalton Hamtramck on Thursday October SO at 3 A fine hickory pole was raised and speeches made by Deare and James Wicr The club adjourn ed subject to the call of the ex committee What the Soldiers are The following extract from a private letter from a soldier of the 7th Michigan Infantry now in the hospital explains it self: How is Little Mac going to run in Michigan He is all right here The old soldiers are all for him Will the Michigan troops be allowed to vote? They say not here Let me know how it is and send me some tickets Do all you can for Mac Let ua have him in if £174751 0 A PROCLAMATION OR THANKS GIVING BY THE PRESIDENT VOLUME XXVIII and 17th inf and cav is 1st Div Cabbbts window curtains and ail kinds of house famishing goods James Nall Jr Co Culpable Conduct of a Teacher A case oc curred at the German English school corner of La fayette and Bussell streets yesterday which reflects seriously upon the conduct of the teacher in charge Mr ellner During the morning recess at 10 a boy nine years of age son of Maier residing at 265 Jefferson avenue accidentally broke his leg by falling off the wood pile The teacher refused to al low him to be taken home and kept him in school until it was dismissed for noon He then paid no attention to the suffering lad Two of the boys playfellows about his own size undertook to carry him home but had only strength to carry him a block or two when they vere obliged to lay him down up on the sidewalk and go for help His father was brought who took him home 'and found his limb very badly swollen and suffering for' want of proper medical attention Mr Maier feels very indignant toward the teacher and he certainly has good reason to feel rench Merinos Twenty different shades of the beet makes very Cheap James Nall Jr Co IS I 11 Ladies who wish a graceful hoopskirt should call at A 123 Woodward avenue drberckman 11 AT CAMP 1RO1I BOSTON Boston Oct 21 Col Lowell of the 2d Massachusetts Cavalry was killed in the battle of Cedar Creek 246229 ai83C 293067 360634 Tills AdvertLsemonts Detroit Athenaeum The Esoouner of the 17th has a long article on the utter demoralization of the rebel cavalry and charges the defeat of Rosser to tho bad condition of the cav alry ROM NEW YORK New York Oct 21 Arrivals from Europe bring circulars announc'ng the dissolution of the flrm of George Pnabody Co At a special meeting of the Chamber of Commerce held yesterday afternoon to take action on the de cease of Joshua Bates a series of resolutions were passed in honor of the deceased No special change In trade matters since yesterday Gold closed at the evening board at 211 if WALKER BARNS A CO flBLlSHEBS AND PKOPHIETOHS The Dally ree Press 10: the Tri Weekly tbe Weekly 2 00 a year invariably tn advance The Dally to city subscribers 12 or 25 cents per week Eisele Copies ive Cents We are pleased to announce that Dr JBerckman Of New York city who has the reputation of being one of the most eloquent German speakers in this country will speak al Camp McClellan on Monday evening The hall will be filled toita utmost capa city to hear tills able and distinguished speaker' and It should be filled principally by Germans It is ex pected Dr Betckman will speak at the great meeting at Ann Arbor on Tuesday nexLTb New Shawls In Tartan Plaids for Ladies and Misses now open at James ty Cheap John pays more for second hand fur niture than any other man Dr Harvey Physician and Surgeon fto 80 Larned street east Calls promptly attended to Carpets 200 rolls of new patterns at James Nall Jr bp 1 Bead Dr DeLos advertisement in another Olumn headed Private Matter GLORIOUS MASS MEETING ADRIAN Lecture this Evening at Young Men's Hall Our readers will not forget the lecture St Young Hall this evening by David Bell Haq of London England Thesubjoct Is Dispersion of the Irish Pace and tho means by which they are to be re qnll 1 a i Ij i 129051 186 20S 136270 13 314940 110'189 5 1 3 31263 11 EXPENSES Bents Total 70479 625 621 577 Stolen Property Recovered Among the goods lately recovered by officer Spaulding! found in the possession of one James Durant and Mrs Livingston are a large number of articles which were stolen from Captains Pridgeon Blodgett and 'Gardner Benjamin Vemor and Mrs Cook consisting of coats shirts pillow caseS sheetings napkins and fancy articles all or nearly all of which have been Identi flea Tho persons in whose possession the goods were found are now In jail awaiting their trial Offi cer Spaulding deserves praise for the manner in which he has ferreted out this matter Great Auction Sale op Beal Estate Atten tion is called to the advertisement In another col umn of the great auction sale of real estate whiclf takes place on Thursday next These lots extend from Jefferson avenue to Clinton street lying just beyond Chene street in the Tenth Ward The loca tion is all that could be desired convenient of access healthy and cheap The sale will take place on' the comer of Jefferson and Chene street com mencing at 10 A Street cars convey purchasers to the spot 'Xmdn calling himself William' went to Poland Ohio last May bought two farms two horses and a carriage for $2000 played the pious married daughter swindled his father in law out of 1900 and deserted leaving his wife penniless the dominie in debt and the owners of the horses carriages etc anxious tolearnhta Great Western of Report of the Directors The receipts on capital account during' the half year amounted to £1138 19s lOd and the total re ceipts to the 31st July 1864 were £5218356 153 2d The aggregate expenditure to tho same date amount ed to £a074 5s 7d leaving a balance to the credit of capital account of £144352 9s 7d Tbe outlay on capital account during the past half year consist of additional sidings laid down at sundry stations fish jointing 14 miles of rails the proportion of ex penditure chargeable to capital in rebuilding in stone and iron tbe wooden bridges over the cove of the river Thames west of London outlay on acconnt of rolling mill at Hamilton etc amounting alto gether to £16156 15s 7d Tbe revenue acconnt for the past half year is as follows: Gross receipts £314939 19 2 Working expenses including maintenance of way taxes insurance and rent of Suspension Bridge 146188 10 3 Balance rom this there Las to be deducted interest i Government Loan £17498 in' erest on Comnany's bonds etc 33228 Loss on til conversion of Amer ican Currency 44025 Xst aafs talB vl lllli blttjitid bridges etc Presentation of a Beautiful Banner by 1 Turn out boys at Camp McClellan to night The patriotic ladies of Detroit will present this evening a splendid flag to the democracy The ceremonies will take place at Camp McClellan Eloquent ad dresses will be delivered by Messrs Wells Chip man and others' This liberality and manifestation of patriotism and unswerving devotion to the on the' part of the ladles ought and we trust will be appreciated by such a gathering as will show a merited compliment to the ladies The wo men of the country are everywhere Using the irre sistible charms of their Influence and powers of per suasion for McClellan and liberty peace and a re stored Union If a corresponding effort is made by the men of the North success is certain 1 Let tho camp be thoroughly and completely filled this evenig at early hour Shipwreck 'and Narrow On riday morning about 5 some individual who had perpetrated an act or acts against the peace and dig nltyofthe State of Michigan for which his cheek blanched and his heart quailed within him ran down Orleans street to the river and hailed a boatman who was lying sleepily on his oars to ferry him across the river for which he would come down handsomely Said boatmen happened to be a shade of the shadiest hue and had withal a peg leg His bark was of the gossamer class and the being none of lean kind the shade expressed some doubt about the ability of the craft to bear them safely over the water The reward however was a tempting inducement and he declared his inten tions'to go one leg on it anyhow The fugitive from justice deposited his greenbacks and seated himself in the stern sheets while the shade stroked his oars and the frail craft danced lightly over the waves from the shore When about the middle of the river and just as the blush of dawn was lighting up the horizon and the evening stars were going lazily to roost a squall suddenly arose which lashed the usually quiet waters into a foam and tipped the rolling waves with a phosphorescent light The shade turned pea green and the fugitive began to think he had escaped Scylla only to plunge Into Charybdis He held manfully on to the rudder and alternately beseeched and swore at the shade to pull for both their lives Bracing his wood en appendage against one of the knees of the boat the shade bent manfully to the task when seeing a huge wave rolling towards the boat he lost heart dropped his oar and rose to take a last fond look of things mundane before becoming food for fishes The act was a rash one for in jumping to his feet he drove his peg through the bottom of the boat Was there ever such a predicament? To withdraw it was to swamp the boat in an instant to let it re main with the frowning wave sweeping towards them appeared equally fatal But necessity is tho mother of invention Seeing at a glance their situa tion the fugitive screamed to the now utterly bewil dered find almost helpless individual to unstrap bis leg from its fastenings Quick as thought the order was obeyed and just at that moment the wave struck her and dumped both into tbe boiling waters The boat was turned bottom side up but the occu pants were within reach and they seized their only hope for rescue The shade clambered up and straddled the keel while the ekedadaler held on to the rudder and endeavored to reach the opposite shore by kicking out and pushing the boat before him The shade appeared to be pretty comfortably situated holding on to his beloved peg and looking towards the shore for relief Their perilous situa tion was noticed by the night opt rator at the Great Western depot who run down the shore and aroused a boatman Bothtarted out and succeeded in pick ing up the ship wrecked and landing them safely on terrafirma wooden leg and all McClellan Raising in the Eighth Ward A splendid hickory pole was raised at the house of Patrick Shanahan on ifth street in the Eighth Ward last evening and a McClellan flag flung to the breeze An immense bonfire blazed on the street and about three hundred of the bone and sinew of the democracy of the ward were attentive llstencrsto the numerous gentlemen who were called upon to speak After giving three cheers for Me Clellan and Pendleton Mr Deare was first called out and spoke for about a half hour on the issues of the day' and concluded by calling for three cheers for the glorious' old Eighth Ward He was followed by Mr George Prentiss who en gaged the attention of the audience for some time in presenting to them some home truths Mr Luke Daly was next called upon and spoke in his usual happy and eloquent style He made a most telling speech Messrs Hartwell Hawley Joseph Godfrey John uller and Aid Gallagher addressed the meeting each one making a good impression and striving manfully to serve the best Interests of their country in doing their utmost to elect George McClellan a Mr Shanahan had not made any public and the immense crowd and the enthusiasm of the meeting is a fair Indication of the sincerity of the Highth Ward democracy aa well as the popularity of the host Great Western Bailway op Canada A Ca nadian exchange in discussing the half yearly report just issued by this company says that notwithstand ing the additional burdens imposed upon them by reason of the great depreciation of the company after paying interest at the rate of 5 and 6 per cent respectively to their bondholders have a net balance in hand of £10961 sterling which would enable them to pay a small dividend to their stock holders (against nothing for the corresponding half year) but which they apparently think it more pru dent to keep in reserve The report states that the company had 833893 in greenbacks lying at the Bank of Commerce New York but it appears that this amount has since been converted into gold the company having taken advantage of the fall in the money market and so effected a saving of some' £8000 This added to the balance of £10961 carried over In the report would if the Directors so elected enable them to declare a dividend of 1 per cent and still carry over a balance of sdme £3000 sterling' A large saving (2 per cent) in the working expenses of the line has been made although the company dur ing the past year have labored under many disadvan tages A Haul Pickpockets A gentleman from Toronto had his pockets relieved of 200 In Canada money Thursday morning on board the Great Western ferry boat while crossing from Wind sor to Detroit" The same afternoon another gentle men from London lost 60 in a similar fash ion on board the day express for Windsor Neither of these gentlemen were aware of the loss until some time after the robberies were committed It is getting almost useless to caution the public to be ware of pickpockets The railway comoaniea do all in their power by posting conspicuous notices warn ing them to guard against thieves and yet this class of robbery is of daily occurrence Saginaw We are pleased to learn as we do from CapL Scott of the schooner Btlle that the above buoys located at the mouth of the Saginaw river have within the past few days been replaced in their proper positions and vessels passing in and out may now rely upon their being in the depest water there to be found Our notice a few days since of their misplaced condition has met with prompt at tention on the part of th) proper authorities which is all the credit we claim from those more especially concerned THE TEST OATH IN TENNESSEE The New York Commercial Adveriiter (conserva tive republican) says: Mr Andrew Johnson Milita ry Governor of Tennessee has issued a proclama tion in regard to the coming election in that State in which he has ordered that any one offering to vote must take a most extraordinary oath This oeth af ter a recital of the and unobjectionable fea tures in regard to supporting the Constitution and the government proceeds as follows: I will cordially oppose all ne gotiations for peace with rebels in arms until the Constitution of the United States and all laws and proclamations mace in pursuance thereof shall be established overall the national Union and that I will heartily aid and assist the loyal people In what ever measures may be adopted for the attainment of these Ills easy to see what and whom this oath is aimed but like many other inconsiderate devices it recoils upon Its framers The voter is required to awesr opposition to all negc aliens for peace with rebels in It would eecm to follow that he should oppose all negot ator also Now Mr Lin coln in his whom it may ktter de clares that he wl 1 receive and consider any nrtw sl tion looking to peace which comes by snd with an authority that can control the armies now at war against the United £uch authority mu certainly be a In and a consistent and comcientous voter would consequently betroubld to take this test oath without mental reserv on particularly as Mr Lincoln in th lette alluded to in his anxiety to treat with tl rebe authorities of fers to meet tbeir propositions liberal terms on other substantial and collateral We fear that Mr Johnson has ma it le any cne to vote in Tennessee either democrats if they favor an armistice or republicans if they stand by the whom it may pronw ciamcnto It is time that from the' administration party some open rebuke be given to this action and that the loud voiced advocates of freedom and civil rights should express iher mlrds upon a subject as crave as this it was against just euch a policy that the manifesto of Seas or Wade ai Coneresnuan Davis was directed They saw that ti Pretident might attempt to make his election sure by holding the votes of the rebel States at the dictation Of his personal bnt ih was hardly to be expected that tbe President's associate on the ticket would shock public decency by so bold an appropria tion of the voting force of a State There are men in the abolition party like Wade and Sumner the men of ideas and others like Collamer and Harris who are pledged by their past words to resist these exe cutive encroachments and to oppose any attempt to abandon or disregard the landmarks that have bcu act for the guidance of tl oee who direct ottr p'ubllc policy It is reasonable to suppose that they will no One On the morning train from en tonville yesterday a vote was taken which resulted in a majority of one for Lincoln A gentleman who was observed to keep his arms continually folded they being fastened in that position by a delicate steel bracelet gave the casting vote for Abraham Had not this man who had his hands tied voted vote would have been a tie All the men and some others belong to the republican party? Stolen and Becovered A horse and buggy be longing to William Brant were stolen from the street near the corner of Congress and St Aubin streets on Thursday evening about 7 Mr Brant hitched his horse and went into a house in1 the locality mentioned and when he came ent soon after found that his horse and buggy had been stolen They were discovered yesterday morning about 5 in lumber yard in the upper part of the city Capture of Supposed Horse Officer Sparling yesterday arrested two individuals on 'the Pontiac road for supposed horse stealing and lodged them in jail The men stopped at a hotel for break fast where they offered the horses for sale While a party was gone for the money they left without paying their bill Thia aroused suspicion which subsequent ly led to their airest One of the horses is a creans colored the other Is a sorrell with white face ifth Ward Democratio Caucus A meeting of the democratic electors of the ifth Ward was held last evening pursuant to call J' Van Schoick was chosen Chairman and A Boynton Secretary The meeting then adjourned until Mon day evening next at 7 Correction The following were appointed Ward Committee in the Sixth Ward Thursday night The odore Campau Wm Hopkin Charles Trombly Wm Schulthus Phillip King Examination' the Supreme The ex amination of candidates for admission do the bar of the Supreme Court takes place this morning at ten clock at the court room old Odd Hall THE ROANOKE BURNED Ac State or Michigan Executive Office Lansing Oct 14 1864 i Tbe several commissioners appointed and com missioned under the act entitled an act to enable nniliflnd electors of thia State in the militarv service to vote at certain elections and to amend sections 45 and 61 of charter 6 of the compiled laws directed Immediately to make and file with the dvCrewkAjT Ul Dulwj lUC (JtlLU Ul vlllwC and on or before the 25th day of October instant to report at tbe office of the Adjutant General in De i tisit where the necessary poll books blank forms certificates and instructions together with copies of the law will be furnished Having been so famished the commissioners will immediately pro ceed to the places where the work assigned them is i to be performed In the performance of their duties they will take tbe oath of office as the guide and will do their duty impartially fully and without reference to politi cal preferences or results It will be proper for thsm tn piirrv nrintjrt hallAta with them for the nsc of the electors of whatever party but the act forbids tnem to attempt in any manner io uiuucuve or vou I trol the vote of any soldier Such printed ballots may also be left at the office of the Adjutant General in Detroit to be delivered to the commissioners or they may be delivered directly to the' commissioners themselves In the apportionment of the work It has been found very difficult to make it equal or even to cover the whole ground The commissioners are therefore required if necessary to assist each other and wherever small bodies of Michigan troops are found with whom no commissioner is present to act as such The work is apportioned among the commission ers as follows: ARMY THE OTOMAC David Harrington Mason 26th inf 1st Div 2nd Army Corps Kami ton Monroe: 7th Inf Sad Div 2d Army torps and Co 2d 8 8 8 1st Div 3d Army Corps Edwin Hinsdale Detroit Sth Inf 3d Div 2nd Army Corps and Cos and 1st 3 8 8 in the same Division John Dillingham East Saginaw 1st and 16th inf 1st Div 5th Army Corps Vv llliam wigni Livonia atm ini ou xov otn Ar ny vorps William Winegar Grass Lake Sna 8th jdnf 1st Div 9th Army Corps Joseph Warren Detroit 2Dth and 27th 2st 8 1st Div 9th Army Corps Jacob Kanonae Cohoctah 1st and 5th Div Cav Corps Martin Gray Saline 6th and 7th Car Cav corns Andrew Robinson Sharon 1 Co 1st Cav and 1 Co 26th Inf and 8 Hospitals at Alexandria Virginia Charles Betts Burr Oak 13th and 14th Batteries and Hospitals in Washington ARMY TUB CUMBERLAND Asher Mather Pontiac 9th and 22d inf Gen Headquarters William A Robinson Grand Ranids: 10th and 14th inf 2d Div 14th Army Corps Edmund airfield Hillsdale 13th Inf 4th Div 20th Army Corps John Laird Mendon 19th inf and Bat I 3rd Div 20th Army Corps JI 3 Smith Grand Haven 13th and 21st inf Engineer Brigade David Horton Adrian 4th Cav 2d Div Cav Corps John McNeil Port Huron 2d Cav 1st Div Cav Corps Albert Miller Bay City Batteries and and the Hospitals at Nashville Burch Lansing 1st Engineers and Me chanics Asa Bunnell Lyon Co 66th Hllnois and and 44tn Dlinois John Richardson Tuscola 29th Infantry ARMY THE TENNESSEE William Sinclair Jonesville 15th Inf 2d Div 15th Army Corps Thaddeus Smith entonvllle Batteries and 16th Army Corps i Sylvester Higgins Charlotte Batteries and 17th Army Corps ARMY THE OHIO James Hogaboom Hudson 23d and 25th Inf and Battery 2d Div 23d Army Corps rr imam uuisiiri avomeo oyi vvairy tma Daueries and 23d Army Corps 8 Bowers Coldwater: 9th Cavalry Cav Div id Army Corp Hetirvll Holt Muskegon 10th Cavalry Cav Div id Army Corps William A House Kalamazoo 11th Cavalry Cav fliv 23d Army Corps ARMY THE GUL Warren 8 Crippen Schoolcraft 6th Heavy Artil lery near Mobile and Battery New Orleans I Levi Sparks Niles 12ch Inf 2d Div 7th Army I Nathan IL Bitelv Lawton: 3d Cavalry at 'Bluff AUSTIN BLAIR ItlfASS MEETING AT ADRUN7 Adrian Oct 21 Gen Leslie Coombs of Kentucky "addressed a large and enthusiastic democratic meeting here to day A mammoth procession of several hundred wagons took place this morning General Coombs spoke on the fair grounds this afternoon to many thousands Alorch llght procession 1 at this mo ment parading through the streets Wm Nellis of Detroit and Hon David A Noble of Monroe addressed large crowds this evening The demon stration is one of the largest ever held in this county and the greatest enthusiasm prevails ROM WASHINGTON Washington Oct 21 Provost Marshal General ry in a letter to the Mayor of Washington says that credit will be al lowed only for snch men as are retained by the draft Persons who are drawn and fail to report are not considered by law officers of the government nor by theProvostMarshal Geaeral'a Bureau aa obtained In the meaning of the law They will not therefore be credited unless they shall bo subsequently arrested and held to service' In view of this decision of our prominent citizens have taken measures to discover the where abouts of those who have failed to report offering a reward of 50 for every snch drafted man who may be caught and held to service According to Gener al communication it would appear that cltl zens are held responsible for drafted absentees President Lincoln has issued a proclamation set ting apart the last Thursday in November for a cay of thanksgiving and prafse to Almighty God for the many things vouchsafed to us many and sig nal victories and recommending his fellow citizens to humble themselves in the dust and for this day to offer up penitent and fervent prayers and supplica tions to the great disposer of events for a return of the inestimable blessings of peace union and har mony throughout the land" iy 'f Washington Oct 21 Blockade running ocross the Lower Potomac was not long ngo extensively resumed but within the past week the gunboat Yankee of the Potomac flo tilla has destroyed thirty boats found on the 1: shore and which had been usrd in trade Recent ly several runners have been captured PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT The following proclamation was promulgated this afternoon by the President of the United States of America: It has pleased Almighty God to prolong our na tional life another year defending us with His guar dian care against unfriendly designs from abroad and vouchsafing tons in His mercy many and signa! victories over an enemy who is of our own house hold 1 10 7 1 Pennsylvania Election Harrisburg Oct 21 We are as yet unable to get ofllcial returns from orrest Jefferson Mercer and Wyoming counties Tbe following is the official aggregate of the vote so far as heard from at the Secretary of State's office: Abolition vote 14 391 democratic vote 4114: abolition majority thus tar on vote 10 272 Later The official vote in Mercer county shirR an abolition majority of 387 abolition loss 112 Wyoming county (offllcial) democratic majority 219 democratic gain 180 We have now official returns from sixty four counties in which the total demo cratic majorities are 39813 and the total abolition majorities 38370 Jefferson and orrest counties are yet to ije heard from Jefferson is report ed to have given one hundred democratic majority and orrest forty abolition majority I Great Bar erupt Sale of $25000 worth of boots KMi shoes will be closed without regard to cost for 'benefit of creditors at 109 Woodward avenue fofmer lv ths New Ynrlr Stwn We reenectfnllv call vonr at tention to the large ahd complete stock of boots and shoes just opened and which will be offered for sale 'at about fifty cents on the dollar in order to close out the stock in the least possible time These goods i were mauuiaciurea oy uuiwrueiu vuu of the oldest and most extensive manufacturing laonses in the west Their gooas nave always en iuyea a num reputation lor style eiegimce nuu uura iniiBt Ha aild nn snch a chAnca lor Ihargalna may jiever occur again Read the prices males' iasung gaiters cents uo ibujcs HllHMATR 7 PfTTT4 fA Kf IHtilPM' WMIKIHir HUOn $100 to 125 buskins 50 cents to 100 la nnt nt Krwnz haiinnraia Il ill rn la lhcs bon ton balmorau 100 to 225 rench ealf 1 A teat vx44 lAAJto JU eeUU9 AC7MVU SMSewed boot Uflltnf rn bln Knot Mt 75 to gaiters 175 to to 3 35 lirok ao Keuu augiiau up oainuinus i 150 patent leather balmorals 1 50 to 250 i brogans 150 to 175 enoc1 so cents to $150: VIM KllKl rwli A ms au zr vuuuren'B anoee in great variety 10 venta All goods at corre og prices wi win insure a good rnli LaSCS 1 hfl anti rtAViUU HVU4 VUUIQ uxiurvs QI itore for sale consirtLV ot Move stdolg desk aafe A wont WQOAwwm I null E41AJLV7 4V A wUaVKnnB onrw nte RasaeU House HuADQUABTaits f5r home madd hoots and shoes 14 Woodward avenue Ruesell House Block i now Av rn hSTiri larupsr na BkULA ui nnma ihoea ever offered in this city or State which con IBlats of and calf kip and stoga and children's calf goat and in Kai moral TUR tact or tueir neins an noma made and warranted will be sufficient inducsmvnt to all prudent and economizing persona and more es pecially to farmers lumbermen fishermen soldiers and all those engaged in out door work exposed to cold and wet nere it is of the utmost importancefor the health that the feet should be kept dry and warm which can onlv be dona h4nzr th hnnf made by the beet of workmen and of leather tanned coia liquor iuua luaaiug it water prooc am iu nd to sell a better article and at least 25 per icent cheaper than any other store fa the city Oris Judson No 114 Woodward are Russell House nock DotrplL My motto is small profits and quick Buy Goods at Reduced Call at Mvera Im rtiiiu Tipw tr coUBW Sutreme Court Aiderman Aiderman Testi monyread mid case continued for further hearing Police Court raiik Patterson assault and bat tery 4 tfhr Matamoras Occupied by the rench The Improvement in the complexion caused by the use of India Cholagogue is one of the prominent tests of its healthy action upon the biliary organs The appearance of the skin denotes with much certainty the condition of the liver especially if tbe derangement of this organ has been of long standing It is a matter of common observation that Western and Southern men carry in tbeir countenan ce' the marks of their residence from the almostuniversal effect of a billion climate upon the liver and through this organ upon the Sold by all druggists and medicine dealers MSlodeons Eclipsed The American organ is far ahead of the melodeon The American organs are admirably suited for the drawing room bonaoir or parlor They have the full compass with tbe Improved expression stopa rich sustained tone and very powerful yet silvery harmony of sound finish ed rosewood for private use and in black walnut and oak for churches Sunday Schools lodges Prices from 80 to 450 Sole manufactuaera Smith general agents for the State Henry Whittemore 177 Jeflerson avenue Detroit rench rench fluting in all widths done to order at A Wilkes 123 Woodward ave nar Block Blind Deaf and Catarrh cured by Dr Mcteon Jefferson and Woodward avenues Merrill Block Detroit Cgldb and Couch Bilsam sold by arband Shelby Co wholesale SKlst and grocers 80 Woodward avenniL Kolswovex 204 Jefferson avenue find I Jewelry and watches clocks and fancy goods the cheapest place liftowp t8 for boota and shoes Is SW avenue cor It is under the auspices of the enian Brother hood1 and the proceeds are to be appropriated to the national organization in Ireland" Mr Bell delivers his first leure in America this evening He ranks in his native country among the most distinguished scholars and accomplished orators I Republican Ward Nomination "Republican caucuses were held in the 'several wards last night for the purpose of nominating can didates forward offices as follows: nib i A IRST WAMD i or Stephen Griggs (fall term 4 A Bissell (to fill vacancy) i School Impector Sneed CaiZetfor George reeman Overteer qf Highways Geo Bates I Conttable Valentine Gies 1 SECOND WARD or Aiderman Charles Busch 4 School Jhtpector Herman Kiefer CdUfctor Charles Bios Overseer qf Highways William McHutCheon Russell Robinson Ward CosnmiUee Lauderdale John Ward Wm Paton i Member of City John Bagley OURTH WARD I Alderman (No nomination i School Inspector Oliver Goldsmith Overseer of Charles Wcichsler Collector James Leir Charles Bother Ward CamsniUee Louis Davenport Henry Moesta Charles Baseman ITH WARD Robert Meginnity i School Inspector King William Parkinson Overseer of George Knowles Constable Lyman Smith SIXTH WARD i Aiderman George Codd School Inspector Charles James' Collector Alonzo Ray Overseer of Justus Zinn I Constable Love Member of City Committee Arnold Kaichen Ward Committee Montgomery Christian John Kaple Henry Von Der Heide SEVCNTH WARD Aiderman John Pridgeon 1 School Inspector Charles Wetmore Casper Dreher Overseer of Gotlieb Sceri Theodore Herz Ward Comiitee Duncan McKay Christopher Ja cobs rederick Eatherly red Sumner bigth ward Alderman Peter Ralph School Inspector Wm Dupont Collector George ink Overseer of Highways Jdfan Teagan Jr eier jx iviorriB NIHTH WABD Stephen Moore School RlcharddOn Collector Conrad ey Overseer of John Mason Ancmst Dietrich Ward Sntton Osborne Henry Wilson Charles Pauli Ernst Dorman TPUTTr wiun Milton rost School John A Berry Overseer qf Highways August Kolb Collector Dewitt Hart John Ochs The Grand Concert Our will not forget the above splendid concert which takes place at Young Hall on Monday even ing We desire to see these talented artistes so well patronized that they shall favor city with more frequent visits in future The Buffalo Courier' speaks as follows of a recent concert in that city One of the most charming concerts we have lis tened to In this city lor a long time was that given by the Hoffman combination' last evening The consists of Madame Varian a delightful soprano singer Mr Thomas the justly celebrated composer and balladist and Mr Hoffman pianist and composer We were glad to note that an audience the largest that has favored any concertists here this season greeted the performers last evening The programme consisted of a dozen species of character varying all the way from operatic airs to Scottish ballad and this variety was one among the many pleasing features of the entertain ment Madame Varian sang beautifully a German good a sweet melody by Balfe an aria from Don Giovanni and famous laughing song Her manner never before seemed to us so winning nor her voice so full of expression and power She was applauded and encored regularly Mr Thomas is in one word an inimitable ballad singer In the first part of the concert he appeared to good advan tage in Italian music but his grand triumph was when he emerged from foreign numbers aud gave with splendid spirit and effect the soul stirring mel ody of Mr Hofftnan also took the favor of his listners as but very few pianists ever in Buffalo seem to do His best piece especl ally a melange of popular melodies was performed with exquisite taste and skill and was of course encored In fine we hope to see this in Buffalo again soon and often No combination of circumstances will prevent its success Its populari ty is established beyond a peradventure inancial matters New York Oct 21 The gold market has only partially recovered from tbe embarrassments of the recent failures and spe culation is languid and until noon the nrtce varied between 207207X when it advanced to 208 New 1 ork Oct 10 Gold closed at 211 Canada Confederation 1 Quebec Oct 21 It is reported that the conference has agreed upon the constitution of the Lower House on the basis of representation by populatirn The total of mem bers to bd 194 The conference is now discussing the powers of the general government Suhstitute Moses ield 4 Co Grand Butcher 4 Association Obituary Notice School Teacher Steplien Rose Wayne Connty Democratic Aaaoclatlon of delegates Situation NV Housekeeper Chandler Election Notice Auctlon 7 A Cargill Madam De Vere Ball Dissolution oi'co Ball 4 Putnam Meeting Sixih Nvard Club Annual eg Win Howe Ninth Ward Caucus Nall Jr ACo rench Merinos tames Nall Jr 4 Co IL Whitt mo Osgood's lu 'lan Cholal gue Trench A NN likes A illikea Custom made boots and shoes twenty per cent cheaper than any other house in thisdty at Hanley 263 Jefferson avenue corner of Brash street The best and most reliable boots and shoes to be found in this city is at Hanley 263 Jefferson avenue corner of Brush street Go to 204 Jefferson avenue an get your hair weiry manufactured in the neatest 'and richest style the only manufacturer in the West Save your Greens scks and buy your boots and shoes at Billings 263 Jefferson ave nue corner of Brash street ine Summer Drees Goods at 10 per cent leea than cost at Holthoefeb 4 125 Wood ward avenue Block Coupons of Government Bonds September and November 1st wanted at highest rate of premium by Wallace Co Banker and Specie Broker Cash paid for old Gold and Silver by Dunkb manufacturer of the Plquette Gold Pens 53 Wood ward Avenue up stairs A Competent Cloak cutter who can work on a machine can have a permanent situation by calling at 62 Woodward avenue Use extracts and toilet articles manufac tured at S65 Woodward avenue or sale with meet dealers tar Teeth extracted wlthoutpain by the inhala tion of nitrous oxide gas at White Dental Rooms 148 Woodward avenue Detroit Muelleb Merchant Tailor and dealer in ready made clothing of all No 133 Jefferson avenue under Masonic Hall Detroit Egf Those elegant Gr Graine Silks at 156 Jefferson avenue are just tho thing for a dress or mantilla Cloaks 1 Cloaks 1 I vens Co 118 Woodward avenue under Russell House open fall and winter styles on Saturday Oct 1st ruit Jars The empire Willoughby and cork fruit jars of all sizes for sale at rank Phelps A Co 185 Jefferson avenue it' Aventa wanted to sell sewing machines Address Herrington A Co DetroitMich Young and middle aged men read Dr advertisement in another column headed Perfumery and Extract Works 365 Woodward avenue 5 20 Bonds wanted in large or small amounts by Wallace fc Co Bankers get the Ontoinette Regulator It Is just the thing See advertisement in another olumn Try or groceries Whl Saxby 175 Wood ward avenue Extra Heavy and Extra ine Russia Crash a ames 64 Woodward ave Kid Gloves a genuine article just received at James Newalland Winter Drbss Goods now open at James a 6 £126015 Balarcefrom the half Working £48736 lu the net revenue account a further de duction is made for tbe estimated loss on the balance of American funds tn hand if converted Into gold at the as uiimioi rat Nizhioh ax'rkttlsl amon to 41904 14 1 6831 13 0 To this has to be added the surplus from last half year 4129 9 8 Leaving a surplus of £10961 2 8 The conversion of American funds by which the loss of £44025 3s 2d has accrued was made at the average rate of 174 It will be seen that the balance of American tnnds not converted amounts to 339 893 72 which is deposited in the Bank of Commerce New York When the accounts were made up gold was quoted at 250 and at this assumed rate the loss if converted would have been £41904 14s id in ad dition since then the gold rates have fluctuated con siderably During the past half year 38785 passen gers and 1535 tons of goods have been carried in ex cess of the corresponding period last year and the aggregate train mileage shows an increase of 31076 miles but the comparative expenses of the coaching traffic in relation to the receipt have been diminish ed 0 97 per cent and a similar reduction has been effected in the expenses of the goods traffic of 0 10 per cent while tbe aggregate cost of locomotive power notwithstanding the increased mileage sbows a decrease of £427 18a 9d or an actual saving of 1 03 per cent or 112 per cent on the gross receipts The following table olaces in comparison the receipts and expenses of thelast five half years: 4USLT July 1862 93918 Janv 1863 122627 July 111671 any Uk684 tg Uaj lOv 1 XiU The working expenses of the last half year are 4151 per cent of the aggregate receipts as compared with 4505 per cent of the preceding half year and 46 50 cent of the corresponding half year thus showirg a redaction of 0 51 per cent on the previ ous had' year and 2 00 per cent on the ponding half year The economy in the locomotive expenses is mainly attributable to tbe large saving effected in the price of fuel amounting to the sum of £1063 2s for the half year The gross receipts for the six months ending July 31 1864 are £314939 19s 2d against £293067 9s 9d for the rrespondlng half year of 1868 or an Increase of £21872 9s od The traffic of the line has been con ducted with great regularity At the request of the Board in May last tbe President accompanied by Mr anlconer proceeded to Canada in order by a personal inspection of the railway audits connecting lines to make themselves acquainted with tho coun try and with the mode of conducting the traffic and to examine local circumstances affecting the com Interest in a variety of ways rom the knowled ze of the affairs which has been acquired by this visit the board anticipate the best results It has been clearly demonstrated to the hoard that the future prosperity of the Great NVeat era of Canada under the existing circumstances of surrounding competition is inseparable from the promotion of a more expeditious and economical transport or through traffic than at present exists There are several measures in contemplation for ac complishing this object but the first desideratum is to secure an unbroken guage so as to avoid the delay and expenses of handling freight consequent upon the double transhipment in its passage through Can ada by laying an intermediate or third ril between tbe Cai adian railway guage of 5 ft 6 in and thus provide the American guage of 4 ft 8h in as was originally intended when the Great Western of Can ada was designed The American roads between New York and Boston and Chicago have shown their sense of the value of this facility by offering to contribute material aid toward the cost of its con rtractlon which tbe engineer estimates to amount to 700000 The board does not hesitate to recommend that this outlay be undertaken and that the details be left to their discretion The board arc prepared to pay off the 6 per cent bonds falling due October 15th next or to renew them at the same rate of interest for a period of seven years ROM ARB1 New York Oct 21 A letter from Geq headquarters to the Phil adelphia Enquirer contains long account? of the rebel atrocities and murders committed on Union soldiers the focts being gathered from rrnhanged Union officers and soldiers The letter states that according to tbe accounts of several officers and surgeons the conduct of porticn of the rebel troops subsequent to tho engagement at Saltville was utterly lawless and brutal In two field hospitals near the scene of tlie were twenty three wounded negroes of the irst Colored Cavalry fifteen in one and eight in theother all but three of them were murdered in cold blood by the rebel soldiers and these fiends in human form boasted while doing this hellish deed that they had been engaged in the same work all day They claimed to have burned 125 colored soldiers of whom nearly all must have been slaughtered" in the ame way as It is said scarcely a dozen were killed in the 4 ROM missoum 1 8f LouiaOct 31 The Jefferson City special says the reb els crossed the Missouri River at Brunswick day be fore yesterday They now hold unswick Kelts ville and Carrolton and are plundering them Colo nel Perkins encamped yesterday at ayetta Howa county with a regiment of bushwhackers General isk is repairing the railroad west of Jefferson City The last heard from Price his camp was at Waverly on the northeastern corner of Lafayette county Rosccrans is following him closely His train num bers over four hundred wagons which he fa evident ly trying to get through the southwestern portion of the State while he himself goes through Kansas Price and bogus Governor Reynolds are reported to have had two quarrels the latter thinking it practi cable to hold the State and the former not Theie la Double brewing in camp Many of his officers swear they won't go back to Arkansas but will remain in Missouri whether he does or not The Jefferson City special says: Gen Curtis had been advance all day on Little Blue River ten miles from Independence Curtis holds a good position and Will stand for a regular engagement if Price will continue the con flict Rosecrans will be near or at Lexington The Lamlee bridge will be repaired and tho rail road running to Warrensburg in two or three days Everything Is working finely Reinforcements will be at the right place at the proper time Gen Sanborn is reported skirmishing with Shelby to day between Boonevi lie and Waverly ROM THE SOUTH New Yobk Oct al The Charleston Courier thinks Sherman is right in turning the inhabitanta out of Atlanta as a war measure and says Hood ought to have done it The Columbia Soutfi Carolinian thinks Johnson displayed less generalship than Hood New York Oct Midnight The steamer Emily Sanders has just arrived from New Orleans She brings dates to the 14th The Picayune eays Captain Dekoker of the schooner Neptune informs us that the rench took possession of Matamoras on tho 26tb the town sur rendering unconditionally General Mejia was in command and everything was quiet when the Nep tune sailed roe avenue and examine their new stock of fall and winter goods consisting of a large and varied assortment or domestic goods dress goods of the lat est Paris styles woolen and fancy shawls a splendid lot of cloth and beaver cloaks basque which they are ofieringat reduced prices forget the place Myebs Bbq A Roeenthal 16 Monroe are Sufebiob Piano ortes parlor organs and melo deons Is Chickerings the standard of excellence 49 gold medals over 100 diplomas and a volume of testimo nials favorite piano of all the leading artists Boardman Metalic Rim Piano the strong est and yet the lightest in appearance with a pure bell tone Thcv are strength beauty and melody combined! They never Lindeman Sons Piano ortes equal to any in the Gustave Satter New York ju the biwt piano now John Pattison NewKurtzman A Hnize Piano ortes' Experienced and master workmen though modest and unpretend ing make a vqry durable and fine toned piano at a moderate price Prince Parlor Organs and Melodeons' These instruments are superior to all others Call and see them at Music Rooms 137 Jefferson avenue wholesale and retail Steinway and The Pianos made by this eminent firm are now star eacellence the lead ing Pianos of this country ana the Candas No cer tificates are necessary to establish this fact The unprecedented demand for them and the fact that tho firm are unable to fill all of their orders with the largest facilities possessed by any house in the country is conclusive on that point Add to this the recommendations of such masters as Mills Mason Patterson Batter Sanderson Pease Wollcnhsupt and others who not only recommend but use their Pianos and the proof is clear that they are indeed the Piano of tho country 'We respectfully invite all who are about purchas ing to call at Stein music store 66 Woodward avenue and test them We have also a Sue assortment of the manufacture of other first class souses STEIN BUCHEISTER Piano and Music Dealers 66 Woodward avenue Albums at the Metropolitan Gift Book Store No 121 Jefferson avenue De troit The largest stock of albums in the West All sizes styles and bindings The stock of albums now in store number something over 2600 from the tuck or pocket album holding 10 pictures to the quarto or family Bible size holding 400 pictures and range In prices from 1 to 50 Parties purchasing albums will find it to their advantage to call and ex amine the stock at the Metropolitan as they can se lect from the most complete assortment in the State and at tbe same time receive in addition a hand some present worth from 50 cents to 100 with each album Dby Goods at Reduced Prices reedman Bros 82 and 84 Woodward avenue are offering fresh inducements to buyers of Dry Goods in Do mestic and Imported By the recent decline in the Eastern markets they have bought at low prices and offer all tbeir goods atxorrespondingly low rates Prints reduced to 25 31 and 37 cents Printed De laines to 44 cents The public will do well to call and look at them War Claims Oldest authorized agency in the State All classes of claims solicited and State bounties back pay pensions prize money and prisoners pay collected for soldiers or their heirs Soldiers serving less than two years discharged for wounds received in battle are entitled to 100 boun ty Collections made In sixty days Apply in per son or by mail to Acker Detroit Mich Office No 70 Griswold street opposite postofflee Compound Extract or Blackbeb by a celebrated remedy for the cure of diarrhoea dysenterry cholera cholera morbus and all pain ful diseases of the stomach and bowels No family should be without it this season of the year or sale wholesale and retail at Dr office 183 Woodward avenue and by arband Shelby A Co Stearns Hinchman Grit fits Co aud druggist generally in this State Two New Pieces darling fa slum bering By Moon A beautiful song Price 30c and variations for the piano by Levering on the popular melody my A magnificent thing not difficult Price 40o Just out Will be sent bv mail to any address Whitnby Co publishers 163 Woodward avenue uetroit YOU The best Shirts Collars Scarfs and Neck Ties Tno besfl Hosiery Gloves and Under Clothing The best Hdkfa Shirt Bosoms and in fact The best urnishing Goods of all kinds The beet Shirts made to order go to Shirt and urnishing Store No Tirned street west The Remedy or all diseases with which children are afflicted is Mrs Sooth ing Syrup It relieves the child from dp cures wind colic regulates tne stomach and bowels and during tbe process of teething it gives rest and health to tbe child and carries it safely through the critical period Dby Goods Mabket down at to corres pond with the fall of gold Dry goods market down at Peck's lower than at any other store Remember silk and cloth stock were bought at gold 160 and old exchange and are now being sold at less than New York panic prices The opening of Hugo splendid stock of mil linery and fancy goods which took place on Tues day Oct 4th was one of the grandest of the season The bonnets were all the newest Paris fashions The Pearl bead dresses and infant's caps were particularly admired We hope the ladies of Detroit will give him their patronage irst Premium Star Piano A first prize medal was awarded to A McPhail A Co ot Boston Mass at the Michigan State air recently for the best Square Piano The competitors were Weber Vose and other instruments An assortment of these pianos are on hand at Piano Wareroom 194 Jefferson avenue corner of Bates street agent for Gold Medal Overstrung Grand and Square Pianos "Another Great Triumph The Grover A Baker Sewing Machine Co were awarded at 'the last State air at Kalamazoo the first premium for the best family Sewing Machine also the first pre miums for Sewing Machine work and display of Sewing Machines Sale rooms 121 Woodward ave isher Block Detroit The Light House Bubnbr or sale at Phelps A Co coal oil and lamp depot 185 Jefferson avenue Detroit is all glass and gives a better clearer and more pleasant tight than any other kerosene oil burner Try it Metropolitan Gift Book Store No 131 Jeffer son avenue nearly opposite the Michigan Exchange Detroit oster A Co Proprietors At this establishment all books are sold at the regular retail prices and a gift given with each purchase at the time of sale varying in value from fifty cents to 100 or farther particulars call and get or send for a cata ogue Diseases or thb Nebvous Seminal Urinary and Sexual System New and reliable treatment in reports of the Howard Association sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free of postage Ad dress Skillen Houghton Howard Assocta xon No 3 South Ninth street Philadelphia Pa Grand Opening of Dry Goods and Millinery at lSS Jefferson between Woodward avenue and Bates street all the latest Paris styles now ready millinery opening day Wednesday October the 19th An: in spection of my stock is respectfully requested Zeman zky Broad belt ribbons and buckle just received atJ A 123 Woodward avenue isher Block Square silk buttons just received at A 123 Woodward avenue isher Block Real lace setts just received at A 123 Woodward avenue isher Block Notice to Drafted Men Do you want substi If you do call No 1 foot of Woodward ave right atthe ferry and you can be accomodated for less money than any other office in the city Post office box 1178 Edison A Daley Dr Kebmott office 183 Woodward avenue Detroit devotes himself exclusively to the treatment of chronic or lingering diseases Special attention devoted to diseases of the Chest Throat Nervous and Digestive Organs Dr Aromatic Bitters will cure diseases of the throat lungs stomach liver kidneys consti pation of the bowels piles dyspepsia ana catarrh They are doing a most extraordinary work in our city or sale by arband Shelby A Co Cuth bert and Wm Johnston Removal The manufactory of the Piquettb Gold Pen has been removed to 53 Woodward ave nue up stairs Gold pens aud watches may be found there in any quantities to suit purchasers at all times (j Dunks Officers Read A large assortment of shoulder straps just received forColonels Majors Captainsand irst and Second Lieutenants for caval ry infantry and artillery at Geo jewelry store No 169 Jefferson avenue Best Delaines for 3s 6c andprints 3s also Drees Goods Shawls lannels and Cloth reduced 55 per cent at Holthobfer A 125 Woodward avenue Block 1 Ivory Jewelry Ear rings nroochee and sleeve buttons and a large fine stock of fancy combs you will find at jewelry store No 204 efferson avenue Gold Sii vbb Canada Currency and all other premium funds wanted at the highest market rates oy Wallace A Co bankers and specie brokers Detroit lannels white in all width and I nallties Operas In all colors at James 64 Woodward ave Merrlll Block Reorganization of Philadelphia flanks 'Philadelphia Oct 21 Most of the city banks have uet er mined to reor ganize under the national system pursuant to an act passed by the Legislature in extra seselon The ITIarylaud Election Baltimore Oct 21 Returns now in show that the new cunatitntlon Is adopied by a majority of 300 Somq regimenta to hear from will Increase If i4 ROM ARMV Nzw York Oct 21' The Washington special contains the names Of persons who have arrived here to day from Sheri dan army and who witnessed the last battle They say that it was the most complete victory of the war The rebel forces were shattered and fled in confusion abandoning their own artillery and all they captured in the earlier part of the day Sheridan has already pushed along for a distance of ten miles In pursuit of the enemy He has a sufficient force for all contin gencies and will probably be heerd from again to morrow Several of the New York regiments in Grant's army have already cast theh votes for Presi dent All the Connecticut regiments have also votedg The Washington special has the following: A military commission here is trying some outrageous cases of shoddy frauds in clothing Some cavalry jackets are made of animal hair rough wool and cotton acts developed show that the inspectors are direlict The rebel battery under command of Howlett which has proved so annoying to the men cutting the Dutch Gap Caifa on the south side of the James River has been effectually silenced and the work will soon be completed as It is being pushed forward vigorously The Sanitary Committee keeps a large and assort ed stock of supplies in its warehouses at Martins burg and Winchester also store wagons of its field relief corps and accompanied army Officer Haneng chief of the work of the Sanitary Committee in the Shenandoah Valley left Winches ter on Tuesday morning with a train of wagons filled with stock for to use upon the field Lost night and this morning further supplies to the amount of 10000 and several additional relief agents were sent to Martinsburg The needs of those wounded in the recent fight havemado heavy drafts upon the bounty of the Sani tary Commission and show a decrease of stock on hand Hence an appeal is officially made to aid so cieties throughout the land to aid tho branch depots of the Sanitary Commission 4 ROM ARSIY New York Oct 21 1 The herald's Bermuda Hundred special says it was ascertained yesterday that the rebels were engaged erecting a new and formidable battery on the right of their tine on the Appomatox The battery is sit uated about 150) yards from famous signa tower The intentions of tho rebels are believed to be io make a target of the tower The battery about completed mounts four guns Quiet still prevails in both armies but was inter rupted for moment last evening by a little firing on Petersburg front The Heraldls 9th corps special says: Loud explo sions in the direction of' Petersburg yesterday gave rise to a report that the enemy were blowing uP storehouses railroad buildings and bridges prepara tory to abandoning the city The Herald's 18th corps correspondent says: The enemy continue laboring at the tine of works on the south bank of the JamesRiver commencing at ferry and running to battery They have occupied large working parties for the last three months A number of heavy guns have been remov ed from battery and placed on the left of ihls line A Mobile Bay letter says the fleet can approach within two miles of the city 1 There is said to be considerable scurvy among our troops at ort Morgan and Pensacola i Morning papers publish a long 'article from the Richmond quirer advocating the arming of niggers It recommends that they be freed and allowed to re main in the Confederate States The Richmond Sentinel abuses the rebel govern ment for deceiving tbe people with false hopes con cerning movements It announcesthat Beau regard is with Lee Maj Gen rank Gardner baa been ordered to the trans MUsiaaippl Department headquarters at Lib erty and his left for his new command ITie Dispatch of the 18th announces that Gen Brax ton Bragg hitherto commanding General with head quarters at Richmond has been relieved and goes to take command of an important military post one of the more Southern States I i lilj 'Jt? A i 1 The Su Albatia Ontrag'e Quebec Oct 21 Information of the St Albans outrage was com municated to the government yesterday a number of detectives and a body of troops were immediately dispatched to the frontier with ordcia to arrest the parties at all hazards The government is fully de termined to use every possible means to put a stop to such abuses of Canadian hospitality and when an opportunity presents an example will he furnished to prevent similar attempts in future The bollce are on the track of the robbers A dispatch from Burlington says the Canadian au thorities are renoering all possible assistance to ar rest the St Albans rohhejs ourteen have thus far been arrested and 75000 recovered Theprisoncrs claim to belong to tho Confederate service and con eider the act a belligerent one iTlie Roanoke Halifax Oct 21 The brigantine Matilda arrived from Bermuda re ports that on the 7th while on the passage from Ber muda to Halifax she was ordered to heave to by a steamer which proved to be the captured steamer Roanoke Ninety five passengers and crew includ ing the commander were put on this vessel and ordered to Bermuda where he landed them on Satur day The Roanoke was afterwards burned The fever at St George was already abating at a 9 a KI'? BIO riWtiiH! wrtjfasy a 51 tiMI BE 41 I a Ji a Bl 1 A 9 i EH 4'a DETROI 'V 'lS i fa ''tTl It' I MB A I iLW is 9 En kV 1 4 JI ii I 3b fl I I i 9 SPPO! Ml' I MB a St i IB'.