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SuSAENAH KIRBY.
A. N. LATTA,
Attorney and Counsellor -at-Law.
Broadway, and sold by ell dealers Throughout,

Depot No 44 Broadway and sold by ell dealers
tho World 4S''S~'
The Restorative put up boesef three szes viz lsrge
noaip and smell Tie s1n hoidshR pint and reas fes
oee sr psr bottle The medium bottle holds Tsaty
p cent mere n proportion than the small and Iess
doRrs bottle fheiArge holds quart forts rs rrp
y pI2pcrt9n and rvtaia for three dollars hos U ],
WOHh Co, Propretors 444 Broadway New York ard III
erkStstreet S. Ions No ard sold By oil good dru s SAD
lsney goods dsalarg.
j. WRIGHT 4 Co, Agsrto
Il and l6l Ghartraas .rsst
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biRRoTona'
James y. Dsnegre, =. ]. Hart,
4. n. Kelly, John C. RcEB,
Hugh Wilson, j. a. StaGfer,
J. Y. de Egsnaf Fl. L. I40nsdAlet
Henry RenshaW, John g. Gaines,
A. q. Tremouiet, Thomas Sloa
isli ..
MORRIS, IAUE4I4 d CO, FASHIONABLE CLIO
~ thing and Furnishing Goods Of Camp end Comn1o
streets. under CITY F0.R
T EIGYTQH & BLANC, CLoTHIEEs, corner Of
~ ''Ru- snN S. Charles
Z EVERECEI, IyNI. L. X co. COTTON FACTORS
"a Rnd Commission Merchants No, "a Cid LeVee,
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Hssad ssa 9sA ns I'M aud Mexican Gllt-MExICAN
esaaz--..1as5+ggGUIR RATLWAE,-Depot
corner Of Goodchldren aud Chanpa ElyBaee 10
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, ash
Lake Bogns dgtances miles. FarehrCuwh
W oents children and slaves, half price. IT
Departure Of Tratl5-DAILY.
Leave the city the Lake g. hi
:. LaEe City :. ..ssA. Il
Office % Common For all business OF the Railroad De-
prtsnt other business connected viii the estate Of lie
late Alexander Gordon, apply to
". G. RAKEWEI.L, Esd
who Is the only person authorized to make engagements sign
dmnbusses savo Canal every fifteen minutes for
the depot. aslntF
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REAL SCHEIDhQI SCIxNAPPs.
Y A n y E V Il f RS

EvEER's
INDICATED GIN, or GENUINE scHEIDAa soHgApps.
pure article Of Holland Gin
wholesome beverage, and invaluable FAMILY 1+rnr
CINE, particularly benefciatin all casea Of
DYsENTERY
DYSPEPSIA,
DIAERHEA,
RHEUMATISM.
GOVT,
FEVERs,
etc., ETC., etc.
Tits highly recommended by many most eminent pbva
clans throughout the States excellent agreeable alter
alive and admitted to secually ell The Urinary
Olgans and peculiarly adapted the use of fsas and
children.
Az other article has that is ngtlv eoted tn
the of the
Real Scheidam Schnmpps,
he public cautioned opurchae the
called g
VANDEVEERs AEDIcArED GIN;
Real 8 C h G 1 a q IA Sehnnnns
Each bottle will bear the signature the proprietor and
other is genuine without
For sale New Orleans wholesale retail at proprietors
prices by
J. WRIGHT L co.,
al and Isl Charsres street.
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DIR. osGOoD's INDIA CaoLA GoaUE

Fever and Ague Chs and Fever Dumb Ague Intermittent
and herittent Fevers Liver Complaint Jgundice En-
largetnen of the Liver Enlargement Of the
Spleen, aBd all the various forms Of
BILIOUS DISEASES,
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VALUABLE REMETaEFs.
:, = - -
'AE ONLX PREPARATION
That has

T ooD t He TEST OF YEA g
And grows more and more Popular every dayI
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Fal!IaN
larlIss antelligeate.

DsssoEEr orricE, No. 10 Camp Street, i
A Wednesday Morning. July II, 1861. 5
S Arrived Yesteraax.
y Steamboats,.
Louisville, Combs FIN Memphis.
Anna Perret, Neal, fm Opelousas.
acadia, Vincent, FIN Bayou Sara.
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STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City Of New Orle MS.
Be 1t remembered that this 18th day OF March, 1851
fore the subscriber Justice Of the Peace in end for
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and H P Janer Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company Of New Orleans Who being duly according
law do depose say that the Just
true and from the books Of said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
II. P. JANVIER Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th day March
1861. So. DE. MITCHELL.
Second Justice the PeRcefoT the Parish of Orlsana
The Board Of Trustees have resolved to Six per
eFes on the outstanding certificates of pros and after
Second Monday of May next and TO redeem and after that
date Fifty cent of the Scrip issue of the year 1862 they
have furthNr declared scrip dividend of Thirty
net earned premiums for the ending EebrHery g. 1861
which certificates will Issued after the first day
June, 1851, ...
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A. CAGRIERE, Vice President.
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ESPAVE DUG2UATESIErEE DTSTRTCT.-Tta
IL etc conduit des epaye Quatriele District
AnnohcsOn entire raveDue Washington Sixieme
CONNIE epave
Une Male dun brunonct n'ayant narque parcu-
Here. -
VI lie dit animal pas r9came dams oura les
frais payGs Pendu enchere publique, dit depot
lie -IEaQL!EDI, II de Juliet 1861, 10 heures A. n.
j. MILTON RELF Connissaire Rues
NonveiletOrlehns, 10 de juliet 1861. iyll st
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CETTGENS INSURANCE. COMPANY
" Once Nc, CarondeIststreet.
Capital, s3g1.T20 3s. 4,
OKER GAnLARD, President. "A sCHRrEBER, scctstArx
Z gRUsTRass5
Geo. w. West, 3. r. Hunt,
James A. White, NJ. Musson,
Douglas West, Martin Gordon, IT.,
., Jsnson, NunR Auguattnt 4
Ar. ffitenberger eesaire Olivier, -
.. I0isy, A. Rohn,
@ onsr 9Rfliara
Fhs Company pers thesess au6 rIver
DIS
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CoNPTRolIBR's OFFICE, CRY HALL,
aR New Orleans July s, 1861
mo. 56s5.l
Whereas, The building new and keeping in re-
pns oil the bridges Of the four Districts Of the city will
pe and the interest of the city requires that the said work
should again be put under CONTRACT be it, therefore,
Rsoira That the Compoicr hereby authorized
10 SELL after five days notice in the Official Journal
tracts, one for each District for repairing the bridges and
making new bridges in each District for the of years;
said work 10 be done according the specifications of the City
surveyor and said adudicaons subject the approval
rejection of the Common Council
' = tSignedl j. MAGI0NI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl la j. @. NIXON,
President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved July S, 1861.
LSignedl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
Notice Is hereby given that on MONDAY, July 49, 1851
will adindicae my office Il O'Clock M the above
rscts to the lowest bidder
hSTt Q. W. CuIBERTsoN Comptroller.
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6LIlUEL s. GARRISON. STAPLE AND FANCY
Dry Geedsof direct ration Nos Is is Charities
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CoHPrRoLLERs QrF1UE,
City Of New Orleans, July 7, 1885.
E~ mo 2l29.1
ID HS8E.VED; THAI the Comptroller be and
IA he hereby ahthcrzsd aud required give notice by
with ha anth ssoon ordinance No. l4s approved GIch
80 1884 tbs CpGaat wl psy bill @nst Tho city nlsss
contracted athafisy Of C5elI3t In
accordance With tbs crffnGf IHfsuedto
tSisasd1 ~. $50 R L. TEAUy, 51.a
~ PreGfdspt BeArt Of k6sisE8nt Alderman
USgnedi IL. H. RLAOE-
49, President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April 2s, 1855. S"ET
tksigReiI J9SS L. LEWI2 Mayer,
attention OFFICERS the 6tv and pube ia re-
specially called 80 tno foregoing resolution.
&C. W. GULBERTSON,
j u ierF ,s-,H
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EOURTH DISTRICT POUND-yyas srought
to The Fourth District Pound Annunciaon street
tween Washington avenue and Sixth street. estray
One brown Pony, without particular marks.
One Sorrel Pony, without particular marks.
One sorre Pony with name aud tail white,
Winch claimed within five days the expenses there
paid, will be sold public auction, at said Pound, on
SATURDAY, July ~ 1861, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, July 49, 1861.
j. MILTON REIF, Street Commissioner.
Registered July 49, 1861.
u. DAVENPORT,
Clerk OF Comptroller.
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nlA YUasAI1f Y ---t, tst,lGlAL.

3. MaYoRALTY- OF. NEW oRLRANs,}
sti {sss& City Hall, July ~, 1861, M
Common Council OF the City Of New Orleans.
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T. WRIGHT g.. co.
WINER'S CANADIAN VER1fIFVGE
SAVES THE CHILDREN,
Save the Chfltirej

Thia Is the only sure remedy against Worms hua,
rame-kings that fatal destructive to children
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ETITSSW DISTRICT POUND.-EFas brought
TO the First District Pound, The of
Vine streets. ustTay-
One tan and white Goat with black legs and no horns
Que white aud coored Goat, with
right side.
Which claimed within three days and the there
paid will be SOLD AZ public auefiop, sGid Pound on
THURSDAY, july lS 1861, ut IL O'Clock A. NJ
New Orleans, July H. 1851.
J; MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner
Registered July 10, 1851
E. DEvENPoRT,
Clerk OF Cor1ptroler.
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TEyTE GONFEnfT HAZE STATES
s5s Mail l., f% Giat. vi REy A.. R. Holmes
irnnd 3uit St Joseph, Rodney, Waterproof
Ma chez, and Mail Landings beloE For freight passage
apply an board, to
jy2 tf y. n. CARROLL & co. Agents.
~, - - SO Chronicles street.
The Mary at vclsburg with Tie Charm
for all points river.
N B.-The steamer Mary L. connects at picksbrrg with
S;eamer Dew Drop for the IH2oa aud Talahacie yers Al
t,eia ut consigned the steamer Dew
through without detention, hishwater rates.
NJ. P. DENT, Captain,
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THIRD DISTHICE POUND.-tVas brought
the Third District Pound Goodchdreu street between
Clouet and Louisa streets, estray--
One yellow Cow white between the horns. sides aud
belly branded tho left hip W j., marked crop and
half crop in each
One red Heer, small white spots the belly, mark or
brandyi5ihle, -
Which claimed within five days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold public auction at said Pound on
FRIDAY, July 49, 1851, at 10 O'clock A. VI.
Naw Orleans, Juy L. 1861. -'
j. MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner
Registered Jnly e, 1861.
b. W. HEBRARD,
Deputy Eomptroller.
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N5EAFG DU ,LENUIS1EIWN IJIsTEECTs-EI o
IA etc conduit depot des epaves d roisiee District
deg Bons 5ntnns entire Couet Louisa CONNIE tpaves
Une Vache jaune ayaD lie veue les
blanc Ia mnrgue W j. Ia hanche gauche orees
acotries ct fendues
Ure Gdse ayRnt de pettes taches bGnces sur e
ventfe visible.
81 les dts snimauN pas recianes dams cinq ct les
tras payes m seon ven aus Penchere publque depot
eFENDREDI l9 de Juliet 1871. a 10 heures A. ~
j. MILTON RELF, Commissaires des Rues.
NnmVelle ORLEANS. L de inillet lSfL. ia Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05

TEE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT OaDEggD n
KENTUCKY fact that the Convent ton of
Kentucky, recently in session at RussellvilIe,
had passed an ordinance of secession from
The Lincoln Government has already been
announced. The following synopsis of It's
proceedings we copy from the Louisville
Bowling Green) Courier, of the lst inst:
On Monday last number OF prom nent
citizens of Southern Kentucky met ~ Rus
seilville, for the purpose Of consulting to-
gether relative to the future; feeling that
duty to tn Inselyes and their posterity, the
projection of their constitutional rights, their
lives and liberty I&anded that they should
resist the oppressive legislation Of the State
dynasty. They remained in conference for
several days. with closed doors. On Wed
nesday, before their final adjournment, the
Injunction of secrecy upon their proceedings
was removed, and we have had laid before us
q very brief synopsis of thsiracton
Abont forty counties were represented In
the conference. Hon. II. z. Burnett presided,
and r.. Mckee and 7. s. Bryan acted as Sec
r.tarles. q series of resolutions, reported by
Hon. q. ". johnson, were adopted They
recite the unconstitutional and oppressive
ACTS Of the Legislature, proclaim reyoiu ton,
provide for 4 Sovereignty Convention at Rus
sellvitle on the 18th of The preseat month, re-
commend the organic ttion of county guards,
70 DC placed in the service of and pad by the
Confederate States Government, pledge re-
sis tanca tn all Federal aud State taxes for the
prosecution Of the war on the part Of The u
States, and appoint a committee fheretofors
Published in this paperl TO carry out The res
Otu1iOus,
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FROM WASHINGTON.

EAsHvILI 2, Nov. 3.-A s,ecial dispatch u
IN" New York Tribune, dated Washington
October .sth, says Gen Scot. will ,oiunta.
riis retire from his rank and It's duties within
ten days, solely on account of Il il YIN sicaa Ia.
frmi,ies. Under an act Of Congress he will
continue TO draw his pay Hon Jeferrou
Davis, when Hecretary Of War, overloaded
the long standing account Of colt with the
Government, and brought him largely In
debt. Cameron, who he's Tscasi The account.
says he had never oVerdraWs.
On the Goth ult., an order WIS issuet, from
the Commander in Chief that Fremont
should surrender his command TO the mex. in
authority ami Gen. Hunter sent Gen. Uurtiss
20 1T Louis to take the place of Fremont, un-
less he was actually In the p-esence Of the
enemy, or pursuing him for battle
Senators Chandler, Wade, Turnbull, and
wilkinson were a. Washington, representing
to the Administration tfat the popular
clamor OF their constituents demands that
Mcclellan, or some one else, shall immedi.
ately whip the rebels on the south side of the
Potomac in pitched battle near Bull Run,
il possible
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III, rsdarai Priaauers.

TaAcoustaatiY lntre2s:a mum Der of Fede-
~. prisoners IN the hands o. She Cou1ede
.,,et3veramtzt, has lei 10 . variety Of sug-
,..i11-, IN $ view 70 >sseI;.uG tha burden OF
...ir support. IhG; this is q raat-er OF some
sequence, 10 one VIII deny, and we have
szs-. tLat due ceEsidaratior has been given
Observation-Disclosures. Tie occasional send
.-oFofa l5.; hundreds hss afforded some re.
1.s b. a.5a5u4As tia @aITd duty, ~ well
ID M-asliac morg ready facilities for
agggHss tss necessary supplies OF p7ovi-
..r.. ba- here are slil very large nu.. Der
BE- Richmond piieols. The idea of en-
gQ,ire tl~rn upon soma profitable labor. has
-.,8e. with official LHpro batioE, perhaps be-
,.se It IS net in accordance with the usaees
r7ar. We have heard il limited, however.
lt. t4e Government has purchased several
s,rcsoi ir0gad Ia the Interior or North Caro-
les. sid VIII have = large prison house con
.rg1,ei thereon for their accommodation
saaa it viii oaly be necessary 70 have a ten
r9Gy dep3, for their reception in Richmond.
Ils Tisn .z COOL one, sud ne hope this in
:5-az4ou is vel t0uEded.
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TERRIFIC sroRx ON THE COAST.
DISASTERS TO t1y5oINs rxsrr.
FEDERAL Steamer Driven Ashore isss Of
Horses, &c--capturs Of Prisoner - h.
ported Loss Of o,hsr Vessels, 60.

WiLxISsros, N. c., Nov. 4.-ReiiabIs In.
teiligencs has heeR received here from
doidsooro' Headquarters whicn announces
that the steamer Union tone Of the Federal
heet went ashore IL miles from Fort Macon
on Saturday night. She had passed 70 the
south OF Frying Pan shoals. When she wa.
driven back by the gale. She was loaded
with hors.s. gun carriages, poxdar, &c
iherr Will he very little of value saved,
Sevents-thres prisoners fell in to the hs ad. Of
the Confederates.
a small Federal steamer was Off smithyiilr
on Saturday evening with a white n ~ fiviue.
but she could not be seen or found ON yaster.
day.
sEeoSp DIfPArcs
WILMINGTON. N. T., Nov. 4.--Seventy.thrse
prisoners from the Federal steamer Union,
arrived at Goldsboro' at noon to-day, and
were immediately sent forward to Raleigh
under guard
lis currently reported here that three Fed.
sral transports went ashore near George
town, >. Z. Several of the crews, including
TWO negroes, were lodged In Georgetown Jail
N yesterday.
CHARLzsroS, Nov. lit is reported that
two OF I.incoin's gun-boat were beached on
the coast OF South Carolina, and the crews
taken prisoners by The Confederate troops.
during the storm which prevailed on Friday
and Saturday
lsEcosD DIsPArQu
CHARLESTON, Nov 4, r. M.--The bleaching
OF the gun boats on the coast OF south Caro-.
lima has been confirmed.
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE KANAWHA
Our Trocpsin Possession Of Charleston, Ka-
nawha County -Rosenorsnz's Supplies Cut
Off &c

LrScHeuRa Nov. 4--The Lynchburg Re-
publican has been favored with private let
ter, written by the wife Of one OF our officers.
stating that our troops occupy Charleston,
tnawhi county, 10 the number Of tbir.en
nun red. Tue force is composed ~ o,osei
Jenk'Ls's cavalry and Col. Philips's Geor-
gin Legion. General Fioy w.s in sup.
porting distance, and was extected in
Charleston in few days. The effect Of this
occupation is to cut off supplies froms osen-
Graz z tnt Cox, thus causing them 10 surren.
ter o. :" treat nr-"iptlt " from tbe Ka-
nawha Valley via Summerville.
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-. Ssval Exrrdi t.a- Disasters Duriul
.csls.-ths Fleet OF the Georgia Coast.

SssAt EkAFT@t sFsS1saFFk
,.GsI4--the Fleet n the Georgia Coast.
=. s.gtgz :: u. the fate Of the Federals,
.-st.r thty set out on a grand expedi ,ion.
.t.r sea, tn G.eet with some disastrous
- ard il not uncommon 20 hear our
r..,,,le sav has Ia shis the hand of Prov
-. 3. pl4ln3y visible A fierce storm OBJ
-,.a5 The paSsas southwark OF the grand
-, On SstC day last. aid the telegraph
-, % * wrecked and besehed steamers
Scent points OF the coast. A consider
90. -.t.er CT prise aers lave fallen into our
-. s.j stsoias fGtare day we ma. hear
- l.ss q life ADD great destruction Of
raj nruporty. The purrose and dies
,,,5 ai tAis feet what is left
... a -ov q subject CT engrossing in
-, ,nssmGca IN thA enemy appears
.,,, ra.4sa IL his operations eIsev here
.r.t !.s rtsgl;. IL dis respect there
g. r...,-..t ,asl pablo curiosity will soon
- ,--.,.es.. T, was s1t1e wCsks ago currently
..,.,t.,i jas: 3.lnoastration upon the Geor-
-, Vqs in ceu:smp iaiion, and We now
49, .stt ,,istGge thal twenty three YES sels
-.-- r,,.s.a Yesterday lgom Tybee Island.
.. s-.sa np ia line OF battle OF port
e.rs, IT'S stated. upon authority in which
~. ban. .ae fullest confidence, that the nu-
.-.al ,ueasth ~ he expedition has been
NH ,vrrrE ,4i, and that the forces consist OF
..t l.s.a caennonts Of infantry, one light
Ast.5v Sid thousand negroes, the latter
ran, - 1Bsd for lie rough service incidental
naa.rg. We rely upon the yaler Of
>---l--r bear.s, ard The s.rang IA Of South
,.a saa-. to repsi the invader, and look with
..uaris-l h.g- 70 = victorious result which
..-7s - haze been EoresAaaoE we'd b. The .nd
= slA i.,-+c.s tae storm.
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HORRIBLE ours.ass ny rux YAsnrxs N An


ing GREEN Courier, OF the LIST inst, says.
In Anderson county, we are informed the
Federais are committing such exeesses az have
never been witnessed in this State since the
savagee were driven from its borders. Arson.
robbery, pluader. violence, every species Of
lawles.ness Is perpeuated by them. The
other day the house Of Capt Ctterback WAS
burned by them. A young gentleman named
Thcmpson was tied TO . tree, and whipped
terribly, when his persecutors LETT him, bleed
ing. sufterinr, and helpless, TO perish, a. he
woaid have done bat Tor the timely assistance
Stock u driven OF. graaayiss smpsisd. hay
And wheat etaexs eurned |; and . Aae briage
across one o. The leading t6fnplks roaas there
VS. burned he othay aky to para panton.
nse1 yaas = ~ &tssSjssA q {5a4lrisHl
IN 6eAtaest
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FIGHT IN CARROLL COUNTY. MO.
Confederate Loss Fourteen Killed and Eight
Taken Prisoners-Federal Loss Two Nor.
- tally Wounded, and Eight Taken Prison

The St. Louis Democrat, of the 18th uit., con.
tains the following:
Mr.. John McGee q Government agent, who
arrived from the Hannibal ard ST. Joseph Il.
Il yesterday afternoon, gives us the follow
ing details of spirited skirInish which took
place in Carroll county on last Saturday;
Col Morgan. whose regiment, the Eigh-
teenth Missouri, is stationed at Laclede, in
Linn county, having heard of the depreda-
tions of gang of rebels near the Joining
lines of Carroll, Charlton, and Livingston
counties, started out on last Friday night
about nine o'cloek, with a force of two hun
dred and twenty men, composed OF cavalry,
intantry, and artillery, with two 6-pound
cannon, in pursuit of them. He proceeded
rapidly about 20 miles, in II southeast direction,
which brought him to Big Hurricane creek,
in Carroll county, where they learne they
were in the neigh borhood Of the enemy. AT
this point they came upon an old man, whose
name our informant does not recollect, who
told them that a rebel force offive or six hun.
dred men had crossed the creek, and Were
some distance along the road. Col. Morgan
crossed the creek Immediately, and while
passing along the road, mp deep and muddy
ravine, suddenly found h imself ambpscaded-
the old man having deceived him rs to the
whereabouts OF the enemy: Ills command
received very distressing fire from the reb-
els, who were posted behind the trees and
brush. As soon as the fire began to be re-
turned the rebels scattered, and were pursued
In small squads, with great success. The
two pieces OF artillery, under Lieut.. OaW-
son, did excellent service in cleaning them of
the thickets. The pursuit continued until
late on Saturday afternoon, when Col. Nor
gan called his men together, and with the
wounded and prisoners, marched back to La
clede. Two of his men were MORALLY wound
cd, and are probably dead at this writing.
The wounded. fourteen In number, were
hauled back to Laclede By Mr.. Cunningham,
the Assistant Surgeon, and placed IN house.
The loss OF the enemy was fourteen killed
and eight taken prisoners. A mum Der OF
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llifbmunn Qispatrb.
r. AZ avhsinu.......Nov. ., Ice,
,.,,,an, aspsr,s from Washington.

"a received Intelligence by telegraph from
-,.A.sas Yesterday. said to have beea
-,nrh; ny passengers. 10 the effect that 40
sn,AmeDt appeared In the Baltimore
q saturday last, that Gen. Scott had re.
s,a that Secretaries Seward, Came
70 AID Blatr, had al Withdrawal from Lin.
w.. Cabinet. This Information was COM
,,,es,ea 30 as by TIVE correspt ndents, and
LII may sprear Ike vague speculation
'.-..,,a suy caase Cor such an explosion at
.. foderal heada"&T'ers' the report is that
:, :, a,s caused BY Mo'jie'ian's refusal to make
- lack on cur forces. which was the policy
,..,ss,.d BY tAe four oih ials above named.
sa-i,ar making any further com ment, In
", ,..eass 1T confirmation OF The state.
-.,, AM .iye il 10 cur readers IS we re.
GOD H.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-05
EfmFrGi .s-nnreunri.

F..l 7iew 10 ailsy auy excitement in the
gon,.a p!ll " may stats that we have in
tr1a,io1 cJn.radicting the report that the
aF.'s-slsaea olliceF named above has re-
-.iaea LIS position in tae army. We are
,astt4t IN sttilg that the feelings enter
"a led b. the FrHsiieRt towards him are of
2- flo"st nature, and that any nisunser-
'-at7s s l. q ..-!r way OF satisfactory ca
,5asuyl.