Show " EASTERN TELEGRAPHIC NEWS TIIEDAILY TELEGRAPH 3T iinvnxY ?er Annctn SOO" 5 Three Nnth: Ter SlonlMdl® Per ainglo aaoibcr 00-- T1EE 8EYERAL NEW PIUtATEERS AT WORK! t hoIjiS'f X A ashville letter ofthe 2d fays Ilood's army ii and j estihoyr on the north side of the Tennessee force at 35000 of all arms- - lie hu 61 Terdv ian Dollar mates his of artiUeryr mostly 6 and 12 pounders He th pieces effected the crossing ofthe river at Cypress creek to the 2J! miles below Florence which point is better I: j diMeiwith idcr Uly offering nt suited than any other along the river for the purAs yet there are ho developments of the pose situation at least nothing that will throw any light He has no supplies save onTHood’-- movements such as ha collects in the country os he proceeds and that involves the scattering of his forces The letter adds that ample preparation is being made to receive him and that he will be overwhelmed before he knows it A welt informed St Louis correspondent of the Journal says what Price accomplished during his raid may be snmined up thus:— lie received 2010 recruits- and: the same number of Conscripts and captured about 100 stand of arms lie paroled 2 w-- prisoners and destroyed $5000000 of proper-ty- 4 Ua the otuer hand he has lost at least 3000 in battle besides many hundreds of deserters uiqa about 15 pieces of artillery 250 wagons with their spoils aud several thousand horses bud small arms He carried but little out of the State excep t a uamber of horses aud the stolen clothing on the backs or his thieving followers' The raid has been marked more for damages to thq people than benefit to the rebels ' Another correspondent says I have been in the wske of the deliverers as Price's army were called and 1 can’t find an instance where private property was respected Age and sex were disregarded iii the tqwr3 whicfcutliey passed through women were ravished and negroes were murdered while the men were torn from their homes and forced to join the rebel catxse and in many instances boys of 04 years were conscripted A Chattanooga letter of the 30th says the 4tli corps is just leaving for Hnntsrille Gen Thomas' corps is in the neighborhood 6f Nashville and the 14th 17th and 23d corps are on the move V Washington 4 the Potomac yesterday A note from the army-osays the ejtuation is unchanged the men are buil' ding log houses A severe storm prevailed New: York 4 Vessels have arrived here with the officers and WANTS TO EXCHANGE Crews of a number of vessels captured by a new urate ithe Chickamauga commanded by Lient Vilkinson which left W ilmington October 27 with Any person going to St Georgej or to any two other steamers She is painted pea green of the Settlements m that region can on dehas two smoke stacks and carries three guns and positing Molasses in this arrange for Molasses i - I :a reption at the Tlieatre Royal Liverpool The “Times” of that p ooo cays "the Leah of Bateman will live in the remembrance ' of this generation as hp Shy ock of Kean the Lady Macbeth of Mrs'' Siddons or the -' jjejridera ofMisaO’N pU” v j - By the explosion of he gunpowder Tnaga- of Hull a §on ncLv frith tea persons There woife killed and" m many wounded was a greit ileatructi mi of property The Thame embankment between Erith anil "NWiolwicli was serioiuly dairiagedi but by the exertions of the trjop3 at' Woolwich inundations were prevented: J ' M Drouyn de l'lluy- Etysjthe reason why France desires tlie e' acuatiori of Borne is that the occupation t lereof constitutes an actofdntervcntiJn contrary to the fundamental principles ofFre iOh public jaWfnnd is difficult to jnstiGy ipii 'much a3 the object of lending armed support io Piedmont was to free ' Italy from foreign intervention v the 'Prince de :Tlie' “Orleans price ns’’ Joinvillo the Duke arid Duchess il’Aumale the1 Princess de Conde land the Duke de Guise —nre travelling in Turkey They expected to ' visit Smyrnia the Ionian Islands and return to 'England through Germany via Trieste Jlsoiiof JIacbelh tuo great tragedienne liisi passed his examination - for the navy of France and promises ito distinguish himself -Facially he favors the first Napoleon' Paris exporters are cjmplainingterribly of tho' great falling 'off in Americanexportations have not! been so meagre during - the past ten years as ’of late Admiral de la JRonciere le Noury is on Vienna 'special mission to Rome Tarin-anMis' businoss at Rome) is to assure tho Pope -- : ' - i I -- - i i K- - : ' S' f - : '!&" a - ' i I i y ' 4 : " : f i ' ': - V- r ' - ClotUlng fARC I'- AND OOMPLETE liatif PLANTERS CHOICE V ‘ - CASSXMER- - - - WOOl and r — orreR BL’Sir j All jBtjfba : or " 'll 150 men i The Commercial's special says it is estimated that 24000 soldiers have been sent home from this injlitary Department to vote I The life sentences Of Ferry and Donohoelhave seen approved by the President They will be Sent to some other State than New York t' The Post says the Mercantile Bank isnoriatall I - in there Cloths All TtOOL CASSIMEBES V GO OD t-- - - MOLTOX CLOTHS ARMY DLCJE CiiincIiiiIas in w 'i 0--: i L Tobacco zx NATURAL LEAP' r HISSOUBI were pleased to notice Mr Pauncefort sufficiently convalescent to take a seat in the First Circle on Saturday evening Vc heard him!' and the many kind sentiments expressed for he Would that Sait before the hope again appear crippled by the defalcation of its teller Lake public The Costa Rica from Aspinwall 24th nit with A Peruvian $40000 In treasure- arrived this p-ARRIVALS AMD DEPARTURES ' exploring Steamer had reached hlagro on the the that river river is Aspion proving TEfc OVERLAND MAIL LINK navigable 2S5 miles from Lima Arrivals— J Cb Cook Mr Mitchel Saturday:— him will dt Vienna that that France protect Gen Florpa commander of the Ecuador army Geo Faber Chas O Baker j ' - nothing was farther froijn th$ tlougMa of those died October 1st Sundaj’: — Mr Campbell who drew out the convention than anything AU—was quiet at Panama Departures— Saturday: — Reynolds F Peck hostile to Austria amljat Turin that there is The trial of Col North was postponed to NovB F " Sunday:— 14th Granger J C Russel G W nothing for it but: to obW ana that speedily ember ' i! C II Jones Joseph Eustis Q J King Shirley New York 5 the various clauses in the treaty : TER OVERLAND STAGS LINK The Times special says Mr Whiting solicitor of Em- - the' War Department says on the 1st of October Alexander the Czar aml Eugenie tho rr— Departujres — Saturday: — Ben Holladay Gen P had he received under the last over a Connor Capt Hempstead coll E han Sehwalbach y and metat scarce-jpress recently and twenty thousand volunteers He had liad tho Czar left when the Archduke dried Sunday:— D S'Lovejoy Mrs Miss and Master been informed by an authority to which ho gave D Vipbert W C Sipple A J Wilson Lovejoy Austria arrived on of interandliad the highest- - credit that this last draft when comStephen PER BOISK AND TIKG1XIA STAGE view with the Imperialady pleted w'onld furnish all —the men that would be needed in this war W J Kent Arrivals— Sunday: — Sami A largo powder mill ip the suburbs of St The Tribnnc- - special says Lient Col Murphy L Wagz J S Brewer L L Brigham D Locle' Petersburg exploded killing six and wonml-in- g of the 7th New York heavy artillery whose arrest J Sands S Schwort J Richards J E Lincoln y more than fifty people and destroying a was before announced testified that a Departures:— G B Parker ti Billings soldiers’ of affidavits number and amount of large of powers ' large property ARMVAIS AT HALT LAKE BOUSE attorney purporting to have been sworn to before The betrothal of the Grown Prince of Jtus-si- a him and bearing his name were forgeries He Saturday:—ILj Miller BC Smith J J Roberts with the Princess Diagmar of Denmark makes the 7th officer whose name has been forged Sunday: — G Billings D Locle J S Brewer L in Col North’s office Wagz J SandsJamies Richards S Schwart JE lias peeu officially announced Buffalo 5 LjUcoln W J Kent J C Parks A letter received in this city from a friendly The new Spanish Cabinet want to adjust Canadian dated i Drutmuonsvilfe near Niagara the claims of all foreign creditors-- ' SPECIAL INCOME TAX v gives particulars of a designed raid on Butfalo is VTOTICir given that thd assessment list for which failed he through the promptitude of 11 the specialhereby income tax for 1883 will1 be open for MONTANA AND IDATO 'ITEMS our authorities says Two Confederate officers of the my office in Great Salt Lake City for ten days name Of Mac and Dennie had charge of the affair where allatpersons seeking relief will apply and all persons all arrangements were completed They had not having made returns ' will take due notice ana report The dozen flat boats that were built op the and 1U0 men’ iu Bufihlo who had been to my'office within the said ten days under the penalty for the ' Yellowitbne actl started ilown from where I week J i LITTLE previous and- - were scattered abouf the cily of the law Assessor Of I the Dozoman road intersects it found the in dlfierent boarding places At a signal these Internal Revenue District of Utah Salt Lake City Utah Nov 7 1861 t 109-- 3 would lire the city in river full or snags and rabids and two of the mcn by means ofGreek-firrariouaplaces and then proceed to the work of boats were lost r' murder and pillage Though it has failed it is not Wood is $10 per cord inWirgiiRa abandoned and they swear they will yet destroy GREAT SALT LAKE CITY i A big silver lode has bien struck 'at Wash- Bufiklo ' —o ' Capt Atton&l of the 19th New York regiment - - II B CtAWsosr Manager ington gulck was arrested here and sent to Washington the day JoRn T Cain Manager Stage 4a J Wm Chittick of Nevada had received a before yesterday lie implicated in the boadicra’ fraud note informing him that number of men iff) voting St- Louis 4 OF THE SEASON SECOND NIGHT the place requested him to leave within 20 --f i ' I steamersThe Falls t A M m4 ta whidi ho rnnliof and Alone' of v Chippewa iMniimi T®““ 'I ter as'i scoundrel ami offering to meetTiim SUCCESS DECIDED THE OF LEGITIMATE or th others' anywhere ' ' drama ' Ihsqueraile balls and the Trize Hjng are — ' O’" i in Montana y lively ‘Mazeppa” has 'uet nmi r:aa l an-xi-o ' for Peace -- The head chief and some other WEDNESDAY EVENING Now 01864 there nd only rraittag the Sira of Morgan tlfe I other chiefs to make a - f treaty Second night of tho Eminent Tragedian Waded with salt jrom A private ur VV tiaT P' dispatch from Capt Ritchey dated Lake ofSalt have arrived at Springfield Mo Oct 28 says theiWwas a hard T A L fight at Neosho Newton co in the south-wecorner of Missouri between onr forces and Price’s ‘ rebels fn which the latter were whipped out Onr j j SIR GILES OVERREACH troops hold the town and the rebels are running " -towards Arkansas The date of the fighting not Tu Massinger’s great 5 Act Play f To other day iro gayo the prices of vartona 1 6i?eni A NEW WAV' TO PAY OLD DEBTS is ts 'I Endless Variety ‘‘"I i i i PIowi XOO MOLlNE i f ! f SUBSOIL i DOUBLE SHOVEL and AT ! ” jr i CULTIVATORS! ' ii e di - Oils WJLEER BRO'S ' Bcstltiirie ' j : 1 KEROSENE AND CASTOR OILS KEROSENE LAMPS WICKS AND CHIMNEYS : Ii GRIFFIN © NAILS CUT AND FINISHING KAILS all SiiM IIU GARIAX NAILS and ricKs J nORSE-SKO- E - esl i - V I ‘j CHINA and GLASSWARE i II p 1 i 1 i---: "C 1 - ' r-- 5 ' - W E Jit I Scales a FAIRBANK FLATF0R3I S - UNION BAR R 5 m IL j tr' feompriung every article heeded iu a Household & o o ii-jfcK- -- cl CROCKERY kR o " - - ' f- - Qneenavrare as Crates of $ 1 E Nalls ‘ —We ? -i U COUNTER AND GOLD SCALES E 1U-- & i i J' -- j tad SMTP UA-- CIGARS Apply at this office Convalescent : B i d i t r - 4: A bxaver ' - — O ASSORTMENT ASSORTM KNY : " The-shipmen- ' ' - )- ' 9060 rontps dried peaciies HOOPER A ELDHEbGE j X f ’ Htii ' r :: femaih unpaid Very good O'venluacoupons fb Pern till sbewan ta to borrow again Miss Bateman has received ft ‘‘brilliant r© J jrijsx ' t is-n- 1 i Sv- er t pay Vo in greenback though dieidonJe in tio etipalations were for themtobe paid " Tho bondholders “caii’t see it” q Fpecio aid won't toy® it m that fashion! so four Teramo-Govemme- LAST DRAFT FOR THE WAR IS HADE! 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LOG HUTS! 116 00 The British S IBB ARMY OP THBroTOMAC BUILDKO px Mon tit - RESULTS OP rrJCll-- 7 for earzyhig jon war for any length of time b re- somewhat doubtful by many Another forded asMinister’s rcsignationhad occurred being : the second in k short time Chilian! celebrated the anniversary of their The independence ion the J$th of September In a very enthusiastic manner throughout the country Another revolution in Equador had been quelled Admiral Peasson arrived at Panama and superseded Admiral Bell commanding United States squadron The Herald gives full particulars of the recent piratical depredations oft the coast Capt Denk-watof the iip Shooting Star tiara the steamer Chicamauga parried the Stars and Stripes until within gunshot of the prizes' when she hoisted the rebel flag The ships Shooting Star Spotter and Emma Hall were burned and the crews placed on board the Alpion Lincoln which was bonded for $18000 and pent to New York All the prisoners were compelled to sign a parole not to serve on land or water against the Confederate State until regularly exchanged - Lieut Wilkinson commanold officer of the der of the Chicamauga navy a native jof Virginia He resigned his commission in June 18G1 and was appointed a Lient in the rebel nary Lieut Ward Commanding the Olnstn was ah officer of the navyl appointed from Ohio and went over to the rebels in 1861 He has been serving id the rebel fleet on the James river The Chicamauga and Olustn are Epgliah built and armed at Wilmington Several more of the same character are reported afloat jUur gunboats are j in pursuit The United ptates’ Consul at Liverpool writes ta the Government that he has reliable information that the English screw steamer Sea King haa cleared from London for Bombay with large quantity of coal and 57' men enlisted forSemmea The gum men 'and officers were taken oot on the Lanrel and will probably be transferred- - to the Sea King which is 1000 tons burthen and very j strong and fast The Commercial's Paris letter says the (late continues to occupy a large treaty with Italyattention It is not certainly share of publio known what’ condnct the Roman Government will adopt W'hether the Pope will create an army of defence or not It is said that whedthe French ambassadors carried to tho Pope ajdffi-cl- al announcement of the treaty his HolineM pointed to the crucifix in silence he afterwards made expressions of great disappointment The meeting of the Italian Parliament will clear speedy away- - points now obscure A strong jeffbrt will be made to carry the capital to Naples j The French mail steamer Louisiana carried out the first installment of Maximilian's European The enrollarmy consisting of CGO Belgians ments 'for this 'urmy consist of 8000 Frenchmen G000 Austrians and 2000 Belgians made by volunteering Thus far this offers of service have been much slower than was anticipated pi COMPLETE STOCK OF PLANES and PLANE IRONS RULES SQUARES AUGERS CHISELS Jtc S II A E- - i fi M OR OR J s Iv Carpenter’s S AND “ X 1 ' ‘r - Carpets ' 3 w S PLY Iu variety L- - to-da- -- - i’ Stationery FULL LINE OF A s ' SCHOOL and BLANK 'A BOOKS 1 FOOLSCAP' LEGAL CAP BILL LETTER BATH and NOTE PAPER f i v - — J i V v II JUST OPENED 300 " DOZEN El'!! Pamerii Tfo SPADES SHOVELS FORKS HOES RAKES SCYTHES 4k U 1 1 k ' i : -- I-- u f NATHS 15 4fcr - - ' i - ! CROOKES AND FROST MILL Dos CROSS CUT Do Do BUCK' ' BXAXCH ! - -- i- Savva J “ ! III t E 4& : e r 'V SLATES INK kJ - - I - m ‘ Choi ce Assortment JACKSON’S and DISSTON’S OTHER SAWS SPEARS HAND and II fo-- E I - ! MAPLE i i i - 1 ieSLrtT : GUM DROPS LOZENGES YKE MU LICORICE : A i keJ J3 of tSttESES?' o - in the mar-- armed somewhere ontheCSada s£ore for flhe as compared I if v 4 4 i -- I J Dysatuffi EKDLESS VAftlETX r com-iaen- ce 1 5®i”nuhUc ' C n$ - ‘ 500 ‘ ? 4 1 ' ' aE i i Sacks HEAVY LUCEN SACKS 3 BALES 40 Inch Dranva mrarire ' 4r BALES 40inch U STANDARD DU6sd SALES 44 SHAKER OSNABURG -- S-- AT 1 a j’ Vi 1 L U- v LARGE AM) COMPLETE ASSORTMENT - 1-- A -- H db'E - I 9 ' i - i ? t H ' -- - - GILT ROSEWOOD and COMMON variety of Size nr i Looking Glasaei j ! n f : and for To conclude with the screaming Farce purpose of sinking the steamer Michigan " this on coast1 witnj v piratibal excursions " ' Washington I THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM: Bacon 53 for the hoj round ' 5 i j the of blockthe Porter capture Admiral reports OR Bam "time the price was §225 itcS4? 7 runner Lady Sterling October 28th She had Baticr $$4ier Ib by thd firkin and scwcent ade OF HIMSELF jA GHOST IX SPITE on board 9S0 bales of cotton and is now at- Beau! ' that! Lost yearo25 jo $350 Corn Her di?abled fort are with her engines Tho engines Box for tho sal of Ticketa Tuaa-Office will open §30 of 300 horse power She is reported to be a very to $(w per bushel year $325 tp 10 a jn 1' M at day fest vessel i lber cargo is supposed to be wortl Doan open at 4 past 6 o'clock Performance to $uoaoo r New York 5 at 7 j Reinforcements for the Spanish fleet at Chincha had arrived: thonsh matters still wear a TEAMSTERS WAITED!! hostilities oetween pcruviflDs If it ebsts roundly to jask in the sunshine- 1I afPct had or Ted twelve eauwten wonted to go tq Virginia City The govern- commenced of Lppublican glory at toe Federal Capital 11 nuot of ChHi is saidnot warm now iuanp-i- s Montana Territory j to not be‘o of Peru aa it was-a- t the breaking out of the palpably Certain that those who revolve near I Apply to the sun of Secessia ' alshave to “nav detfriy I nfS???7 being considered that the authoritiesnoyf AED LmSGSTON in a acted have very impraSalt Lako Hem fir thoir whistle’ arnlt tas“ manner The financial ability of Feruf lOOtf ' last year at Retail 1 v 1- Supported by a fall fcaet' of thd company - nOS IN PACKAGES I L - FANCY CANDIES MIXED CANDIES or nml st SUGAR- Machine Belting 6UTTA PERCHA BELTIXOS 4 5 and 6 fik LEATHER j Do Sand10 inch WALKER BRO’S f - j-- - ' r : 'L - - ! 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