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New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
Aouses ano farms tl)anlto.
Ocean 5ieamers.

EOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAYRE,
4 on SATURDAY, SEPT. lA--Ths United sste. MAl
Stesner ARAOO D. Liner, Commander sLl sn ffom PieE
No 81 North Hiver foot Of Beseht SATURDAY Sep, H.
o. 4. a.,
Tits .te ashp unsurpassed for skJ aud oofor has double
sDvues undor DECK tncoscd by water tst compartments
Witch beside other resul's tend In The eyert Of collision or
srsudug keop tho pumps ee 10 work sad secure he ,ay
Of fvctsel ard passcusefs.
SAMUEL ~. FOX.
GEO hACKESLlE,
AGENTS No. ] Bfoadwsy.
81. st-nnn,r TuLrON viii can Os,o5eT Y.
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vI,O BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW
i PORT, By SHORE LiNH.-Lesyes aIth,i 4lh.av, AN.
sve In Pogdence i20 rm. l2l5 suiye 10 PTovi1co
40 Rtni pm Erpess Through Nal Tain arrive In fFov
SSH'o ''' ana "''0" ''' j. CALHOUN, Superintendent,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
Real gsiale for Sale.
fiorse furnishing Goods.

A NOTORIOUS FACT. INTERPRETATIONS
a 4, les tban wholesale phces SlLvER-PLATED WARY,
TABLE CUT TLERY COOkIN0 4 lENSlLS, &c, 6ci q Geo
price. than any other house Ia IA trade.
Z. D. BAsstuaD, Cooper InFttrt.
/ REFRIGERATORS, Water Coolers Cut
tvaoIeb' vsys &C. AZ DELAARS. No 7e6 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

TyAPsCOTTs LINE OF
i LIVERPOOL Packets.
fs outinue 10 gTsI cerfcect " paisaE. %
nom LiyeroI bv their fsvono ne Of Packets, comprising In
wvM ~ II Tri,IPpssCSoIsrN p EMERALD ISLE, ALBION,
BENf Hba9s, CONSTELLATION, JOHN J. BOYD
yirsT, p0INT FsCORT PHOENIX,
rEnlisv NM Riififp sEGFLoWER, CAjlBRiz.
Makiar togehor with etbofs sp sysry I've dsya d5s
trbscrhers egntsfor the LINZ VI tUSDOS ram
FTs fr IN f bh thew grant certificates liberal terms
RKMTTAHCES TO I9ELAaD, ETC.
r. Co also oontnre issue da.s payable on defssnd
thIoughou, Enesd lrcsnd Scotland und Wales Send call
for riTcuisr Ciroars, with all psTla nay be had GA sl
plic1on; II BY islter incose postage STAMP to . .
rAfsc0TT ( e Nc s .. s2usa Ne sse =. y ss..si-
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fosi ano founG

/,AIrrION-- TREASURY NOTES.-The follow.
ir,s y cent Two Year Treasury Notes nsyrs ooss
ns onhtlc s cautioned against pugchaslns OF -
re IN. sane. b. No. 3sss dated July as. $500 ~
d'''a ''y 2yi'vpfRMoaE, VI cLEws MASON. Ne o wsl.-
r osT or sTOLEN--A BILL Of EACaAJM"mssSS 60 =. J"ssS.
j for Five thousand Poanas sie,,aS e,Iss,Sp,jN No -
M hps is si 70 order Of Fleming odss sno seessn0
Mani T. Godses The pgtic ..e eagi;Snsa HssNK Lsuva
Ksa,oSLs. s,S .a:I, or CONTINENTAL BANK, Nsr'fsA
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

4 ONG ISLAND RAILR0AD--CHANGE OF
~ TERMINUS.--Lesre Jsusssp and s'th..t seres New
yors a; M and 8: % D. IA for 0rcsnrort, u aud $3.50
for syos g $50 m for fsrmiugdss for hoTpssasa
g. N, $40 20 s.ae sadS.0E y Trains esgs Hunters
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

rVNHE PARTNERSHIP .heretofore existing be-
tween The Unds -signed under the Firm OF bROAD-
MEADOW & JEREMIAH. has this day ben DISSOLVED
by utnsl consent All Debts due 10 the sif Vim 20 be
psid Jsaos Broadesdow who sons g receive
Lhs JptiS ~. dIshf ~ Al.
kevy-yorL. sent g. 1861. JAMES BROAOMEADDW.
The UndefEned VIII contione the Busnesa of Manufacturing
Pickles Preserves Jehos ard Heunsacaiy sealed
fruits and vesetabies ct the old stand No 81 bsrasy'I
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10


NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.--A first
e,sss steamer " m leave Nsv.Yof tina b llih and 2
OF each month except when these datoa la on SUNDAY when
the day Of departure win DO the MONDAY following For
heSht OF pa s's apply tEe only 0he 70 PN le,
CTFAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORK and
- LIVEhPOOL lGndins sod eubsr1lng passsDgsn a.
Cuosnstown tlrclen6 be LVerpoo. New fork and Phi
pha Steamship Company intend dpstchng shsr tapo"
sred clyde. 6uil Iron SteAmShips - toLowti
TS SIFY or or stMtiHsf MiNchRsffR i ~.
CITY oE @ sASG5iEsrEh AS Y6ST or .saiurday Sep. 2a
ana every aeooc ding SATURDAY noon. from Pier No.
a. North River. -
FIRST CABIH.........."sI5I sTEERAGE.', ,....."'eS
First Cabin 10 London. % steeIszs TO Lonaon.'''.. 81
First Cabin TO HabuIE... stssfsge 70 hamburg %
Pss.engsrs also Forwarded HAUe Bremen Rotterdam
Psons wshng bring out hs friend. Buy tickets hsse
tho following rate. 20 EeYork From Liverpool or oq9en,
town.-Fr Cabin, SO SO and tlo9 SlotTnRe Hon Liver
POOL E40I from Oussnst0vr. S9t
ara ssy sapsIsnSsa I S0.s1 r. hhSs,o. On So.
uTthsr Information, sPpU IN LlYefp9el 20 !.
lNmAE, Ayeut - Water a., in oasgo" 70 IA ~ ~ n
MOUR & co In London 20 EWES MACY, No. 6l hips
Wilrsutt e pss 20 JChEs pLG%out % No r,s. 90 =
Bourse; IN Pbilsdephs 70 JOHN o. DALE NO. III walnut
d. OF I" INC JOHN q. DALE Agent, Ne Is BrO.dv,,sX
CTFAM FROM NEW.YORK TO LIVER
- PooL-Ths steamship GREAT EASTERN having fll.
snd her oontrnc with tho Brtsh Goyernment viii sail from
Nevy.York for Liverpool ON SATURDAY, Oct B.
R.TyS or sl35 Fist Cabin sccordlng 20
accommodation ell other privileges being equa Third
ses OF fst elias apartments or families pay bo gagged By
Ts GREHT EIsTERN viii les7, Liverpool her return
Psas OF s SIP can be end made for freight
'Dd iA''s' 0" ~ ROWLAND / AsPIEwALL, Agents,
Nos 81 and s5 sOu,ha
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
CEMISLIC PILLS
CURE So x HEADACHE,
CEPHELIC PILLS
CURE NJ oUs HEADACHE
CEPHhLIC PILLS
cV'r ALL 4 F'Os OF HEADACHE

By he us u u,is PgJ e periodic siseh Of EoSc, or
SID R.a4aaAe III bo pre- tad sndi iken st The
an OF an a..sck ras5 sls F0 Psa snl Ilsknsss win be
Ob.sined
They ssiiomtd; IN vi lDs tbs Nausea aud H'asae' to
Which fsrnslcs % Subl
They &C, gently upon u ovs,s removing Co''s,ao.
Foy Lae,ary sisn So ~ Delicate Fsmaiss and al per.
sou Of s.1stayl habR ~ valuable Lasass inn
proving the ecp. CIV Ton, snd vg'r to tho digestive
,,D, snd rss,ors the ., sasy sadstrspEh Of tho whOl,
system
The CEPHAIIo Pill tie Tesnl. Of lonr investigation
,pd carefully conducted seHtf having been in many
vssrv during hoh tley prevented and relieved
v,,t amount Il pain suffering from HoAdschs whsher
Ia a. .srso g,ssm erEou deIsagsl ss. Of tn.
stgnaea
They arc .sHsg veg IN their composition. ,ndnGybs
tsssp a. all es viii safety w.hou. making any change
os ae and u. ssaos y ry srgsre,as rners ss,y
.sq4uat.t.ya.Dso at".
BawAmf CoUNTEMEms
M, ,.nuIpe sl. ay, kaa.us., q HENRY G. sPALDIN0
on each Boz
Sold by Drug Lfs and o.het Dealers Tn Medicines
AbOx viii >. .sns b m.a, prepaid, en- ssc.ip, Of ,Ss
p$CE, IS oESTs.
Aussd.rs sI5uAbut 'y,ssdte
HENRY sPALpIHo
4 No s Csd.r..t, Nsw.Yerk.
~ ,ss- so,.. fsPALDEGs PREPARED GLUE
win .4,, ten t,,ss, fl. !. snuu'lly.Ea
srALDI ! $ PREPARED GLUE
ssALDl PREPARED CLUE
ssALDl s PREPARED GLUE
s. THE PIECES
ECONOMY DIsPATOAi
neAsr ,tH TIKI SAVES ssrs"-a
A,aeStsn,Ds 10 "a, srea h' rsl regulated Jsmgs., ais
ven desirable % hsv Ohoep and eOnveui.n sy sfrsysit
In. Furnl.uss. Toys clsy, 10
RALI os rUrARED GLUE
meets a. sul serg srd boussloa can Afford 70 ss
Withooih aiLw ready and N 70 the sticking pOlnA
"UsE 4 II IN EVERY HoUsE'
NB-A sraIh a mPsnss each boaIe. Price, 20 ssn,..
ASSes
HENRY g. sPALDING.
No. ~ Cedsr-s., ass.YOfE
CAUTION.
A,est.i1 snyssipsd persons .ismpaus to palm o. c
tho unsaspesins public limitations Of my PREPARED GLUE
1woad caution q, penos' to sIaHins before puchs,ins sa
sss that tie fun nane
FsPALDNG's PEEPAaED 0LUE,-ss
i,oz gs Outside wnppeE ARo.tsrGrt nld!ias o0antess
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

THIS Is THE SEASON OF TIE YEAR wien children
t,ethDg are almost oeraln be sesd wi dysentcTy and
s,.rrhea Mis-. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP never
filling remedy for these diseases snd VA give iHes'e fco
from s pain and dess incident to the process q ecthng
Evefy mother should pToTidc i for her ehdseH
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
Sales bn Anetlcn.

A. NJ MsRwIS Aucuoueea.
DY BANGS, MERWIN Il Co., Irving Buildings,
ID Nos 59i snd 596 Brosdway saes Of Books Stationery
Picture. Work. Of Art. Fancy Goods. Furniture. &c
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Sept IL, OF ocloct. -
PRIVATE LIBRARY, con.ug q taudaid snd hisc@lia'
stock cf WINE p5 lInypRS from private paei o9mptis'
ibg Chem he Sherry Hook Port &C. to be sod Of the con
ciusion Of The book sale.
MORTGAGE SALE.-By virtue Of Chaitel
WI Mortssge shall sell e. Public Auc,ios Sept ~ 81 st
II oclo k a. m at No 35 3day, City Of Ne~-Yofk, the Oass
Porreain and ,th.r Furoitue Of vel furnished end stocked
Drug Store HENRY BISHOP, Attorney lo the oIis see
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Boaro ano Rooms.
gopartnsrsDip NOiltes.

DISSOLUTION of COPARTNERSHlP.- The
IL Copa trersp heretofore eI under tse snd Ora
Of EICtiOL BfLlEBWBLL Is this day DISSOLVED -
I1ntul consent an
Mr NlCHOL viii settle up the sTia Of tee arm, and vii
coutioun the bu,iuess on his own secoust
NeS.YOrk Sept .. ltSL gOhN htChOL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
iccooins CARDS, Mf.

AT VIM. EVERDELLs SONS.-Weddlng
"A CARDS Of tic latest styles al No. loi Fulson, NJ l.
(kstsblshed l8i5)
AT EVERDELLs, No. 302 Broadway--N Ed
N DING CARDS-ThoGo celebrsted Engraved cards sold
only 81 this store.
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (halt price).-
IL Wsddng at Home end Note Paper, &c Buinto Cards
BiHesd'. Portraits. &c a. kELLfS. No " fGbonsL 2"
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Proposals.
Navy DrpARrNEST,

Navy DEPARTMENT,
Bureau n fProvir.cns and Clothing. Avg a. 1851.
NAVY BEEF and PORK for lsb2.-sealed
Propoaa endoftsd Proposals for Beef and Proposals.
for a. the 80 may be- VIII b. eoeved at THIS Office unil
O'Clock ~ Ne1nesday the 2h day o september mex
for fhn and delvsruI frre OF al cost ard ss 70 the
rf-t,-1 So. ~ ia. f,iIox{ug u.ys Va d
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!. rT1TEY OO RIGHg TO THE spor."

rT,HEY GO RIGHg TO THE sporF
,,,.n.vr nv,,rr STOP YoUR Cough
runuT YOUR EREArn
srpyNGFHI5I YOUR VOICE
sPAlaDINd's
THROAT OoNFECTIoNs
sss
GOOD FOR oLEaoYMENs
GOOD FOR IEcufERs,
GOOD Fops seUBuC SPEAKERS
ooED FOE SINGERS,
lsoop FOR CoNsUMPTIvEs
oENrLl smN CARRY
sPALDINGs THS)AT CONNECTIONS.
LADIES ARE ssLIoHTED WITH
spALDING's THsOAT CONNECTIONS
oBrLDrsE CRY Foa
sRIr1NGS THsoAT CONNECTIONS
They relieve Cough in.;as slI
They clear the Thros
They givo ,srsngtb aad yOl &C to lie 'oOe.
They iInpart delicious ar IA to the breath
1hey are delightful 80 lie Sts
They are made ofsple Is and cannot hsrn sDy
I,ds. s7.-y oao Who Ia Coagho ,Husky Voice or sBGi
Breath O. any dieuy oft T,oh to sst package Of my
Throat Confsoons they Il relieve yon instantly and you
VII agree with ths right 70 The sp0." Yea vii
and the vssy ussfa sud SAL, While travelling Attending
public nasetss Tor stiusy II Cough sIyiDe 5Our drss
IyOu try one paetsg. .n 10 in .sylng tia. you wiz
.orw.ra onsller .tsr ink ceas.bs Yqg VIII sna them At
81, D.ussl... and Dealer, IN tIedleias
PRICE TwI sTY-FIyE CENTS.
Ny Ltnsure is on each s'se All others are e'aa''fst
Ap.lass vii bs s,a.b- ait pr.r,d r,o'Ig' Of thtts
cents
Addrsp
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alusital 3nstrumcnis.

4 IGHTE g. BRADBURYS
4 IEFN SCALE OVERSTRUNG BASS PATENT INSULi.
no FULL B0N-fHAhE GRAND aud SQt AXE fiAno'
FURTES Nc. S2l Broomest.
the be,t; therefore hoy must 20 the be1t
DIANOS, MELODEONS, HAItMONlUMS.-
First.clsss. FOR SALE, 70 LET or sOLO On INSTALL
NENTS on favorable terms PcloubCt Ham uums one two
or three banks Of keys SlaS 70 $40 Cotage PAno fully war
rapcd 81 sud : oct8tos, = $50 to $50 -
J. NJ FELTON,, Nos. 81 and 8+3 Broadway \ L.
DAVEN, BACON g. Co.,
Ia Mennfscturornof OF
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANo-fORIES,
ln Ivory Variety Of 5cacs sod Patterns,
Nurorooms, No. l35 Grand st., near broadway,
Eew.York
DFMOVAL.-HORACE WATERS, Agent, has
u removed 10 No. i3l Broadway, between Orand and
Broouo-st where he sells new oc;aVe iANVS isr asa
rarrrrutcd second hand PIANOS and MEL0DEONs nom
s25 20 1890 All Kinds Of Mucal Merchandise At waI prices
Pruos rnd eodeons 10 let from ~ 20 SC per month, rent
allowed purcAa ed per sgrecment Dionihy payments Te-
ceiysa fof the
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE now KEEP MRS
tsINsLowg SOOTHING SYRUP for children tseiidns
no IN tho United stztos sells Ike H. II Is sandrd
S,A snd is fame Il uorlafds Physicians oFder and
X, wherever is magical effects have been witnesei
Millions Of bottles Of Mira wIEsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP arc now used year IN the United stsio for
shidreu tee.hing with nsyeriang scocea Ries nme4
Esle and certain
Ma wfEsL0W,s SOOTHING SYRUP hsJre 20 ieE!'ss
lhe boyelL
BswARE OF cousTEEVkars and INVITATIONS. iHa
Noss senuite tness the lsesae 0: CURTIS fIhhiAS'
6ss.york Is on the outside wrapper.
Sold b Drstsi.ls tStoushoui fhs world
Prsocsp. ofBcs, No 70 cEDAR-sT NEW~YohS. hic@
ssls 70 ssats sss bottle
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

P,serser station In HsvYorE cor 27,hs; and i'hay
tTAIrn Itth-st
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
Ew.YORK a. NEW.HAvEN RAILROAD.

81 SUMMER ARR ANGEHENT. lbl.
COMMENCING AUGUST 49, l05L
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

HARTFORD DIRECT.=The S Ste0mers aG CITY III,
III or HARTFORD and GRANITE STATE leave Pecs
sig y p. Ia, Sundays excepted Cabin fare 70 hso'a
n Ia =
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.--Pas'
~ sergsr Trains via PsVOnia Ferry from foot o. ChAubeIs
la M, EIpTen
O. m NIs dsTy for O.vfls and lnermslists stNlona
la m Accommodation, daily, lor Pot jrrsis; -,
4p Way, for Midde.own NsToaIsh saa ih'oi'''&'0
Stations. -
'6 Hh' ''''-' cIIRLEs MINoT, Gsusui sap't
~.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

UUDsON RIVER RAILROAD.--Fo ALBA
IL EYEudTROY, CONEEC TING WITH TRAINS hOhtH
srdWRST. TIant leaye: , .,
From Chambsrs-sL %. .. from oitn-st. ri,
Exp,.s 5,ndIl. m .nd3.3o FPS ll;25 q Dr. sntss3 ard
TfoT sa Xb.ay rh ,eop loi5 IN lsuniay' ipeludsdD
Pdns.,slL,ie ~ 4 NJ 625 4 a SHd IioP
a1d las 9.
rsessti1 train. : y. N. 80 p " - ~. =.
sihg sing train fso sL' h' L' a'0' Aoo $50 r "
aud p m.
bAhlintrSn $50 p n ,l'is' ,lr p; 10 s,-,,,.,,.,t
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

CTATEN ISLAND FERRY.--Fare Six Cents
y Boats leave every hour from to p rn rom foot OF
lNhtehrllAf. eat side ol Tho ba.leIy
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

CTEAMER MASSACHUSETTS, Time changed
- 10 clock D. in,lesd OF O'Clock. on aud sfter
DAY SEPTEMBER s. .LeaFo Janessip tor ohlnNI ~,
AnftiLnrk- Ac.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
gteamboats ano Railroads.

BOSTON DAILY via GROT0N.--T Steamers
I'D COMMONWEALTH sod PLYMoUfd d ROCK, from Pier
No Is at5p a w. Al. EDWARDS Agent office lis Wssst.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

MIGHT BOAT to NEW-llAYEN.-The ELM
~ CRY leaves 81 II o. arriving In time 70 morning trans
Le leaves at m Train for MeIiaen ana
fI.rttnrd Ica,rt Now. HaVen st u p N.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-09
rr8E CAMPAIGNIN nTIsSOURI

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Nov. 5 The following
is a special dispatch to the ST. Louis Demo-
crat Gen. Hunter has not yet put iatO effect
any desired measures lor the conduct of the
campaign, but | am informed he will adopt
plans entirely different from those of Gen.
Fremont,
The main body of the rebels is supposed to
be still in the vicinity of Cassville. General
Hunter has little faith at present in their hav-
ing any design of attacking us. He wilt how.
ever, in Il few days, have such reliable inform
alton OF their numbers and position, as to de
eide his future course
The troops are now as apparently enthuSias-
tic as ever, aud the more they learn of their
new commander the better are they satisfied
with him. This feeling is also strengthened
BY the high opinion entertained of Gen. Hun,
ter by all The old regular army officers.
Gen. Hunters position on the contraband
question is understood to he MS follows: All
negroes coming into camp will be retained,
and such of them us are proved to be property
OF Union men will be appraised and recepted
for, to be paid when and how congress may
see fiji.
Gen. Asboth has concluded to remain in
command OF his division: Col. Albert, acting
bfigadier general, will rcAain, and several
other foreign officers who at first decided to
leave, will remain
LATER.-Sprinqfetd, Nor 6.-According 10
information received by General Hunter, it is
now said that Gen. Price has no intention of
attacking us, and ii pursued still further by
us he will scatter his army, or retreat to Fort
Smith and await developments on the Poto.
mac aud in Kentucky. 1t is very doubtful
whether any further advance of our main ar
my will be made but further intelligence of
tho number and position of the rebels may
change this policy
Gen. Segel has been appointed command.
ant of this post. Gen Hunter spent part of
yesterday in visiting the various camps and
examining into the general condition of the
army, and to-day he has gone on a reconnois.
ance south with his body guard, four hundred
infantry, a battery, and several companies of
cavalry.
Brig Gen Sturgis has been appointed chief
of the staffzand of the cavalry of Hunters
staff
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-09
LATER ACCOUNT.


CAIRO. Nov. 7.-Our forces consisted OF the
following regiments :-22d, Col. Dougherty /;
27th Col. Buford 30th Col Fouke 31st,
Col. Logan; 7th Iowa, Col. Lamon Taylor's
Chicago artillery aud Dollen's and DelanO's
cavalry. They lett Cairo in steamers AIexan-
der Scott, Chancellor, Memphis, and keystone
State, accompanied by gunboats Lexington and
Tyler, and after landing the troops they were
formed in line of battO Gen, McClernand
was in command of the Cairo troops, and Col.
Dougherty in command of the Birds Point
troops. They were encountered by the reb
els, seven thousand strong, and fought every
inch of the way to the enemys camp making
great havoc in the rebel ranks. Col. Buiord
was the first to plant the stars ami stripes on
the enemy's camp. Col Doughetty's regi'
ment captured the rebel battery Of twelve
pieces, two of which were brought away.
Col Fouke's men suffered greatly, as they
were in front Of the batteries before they were
taken After taking possession Of the rebel
camp, ii was discovered that tile rebels were
crossing over from Kentucky for the purpose
Of attacking us in the rear.
The order was given to return to the boats,
when our men were attacked by their rein
forcements of several thousand from COlum.
bus, and then another severe engagement en-
sled, in which our troops suffered severely.
Our losses SO far as ascertaned at a late hour
list night is as follows :-Thirtieth regiment,
100 missing, and Major McClerken was
wounded and taken prisoner twenty y-tirst, l40
missing. Col. Butord's regiment returned too
late TO obtain any particulars. Col. Dougher
ty is reported prisoner, and Col. Seaman is re-
ported dangerously wounded. Taylor's bat.
tery lost one gun, and we have taken $50 prs.
oners, number of whom are wounded. The
number of rebels killed was about three hun.
dred.
The ground was completely strewn with
dead bottles. The rebel colonel, Wright, of
the thirteenth Tennessee, was killed. Gen,
Cheatam commanded the rebels, Polk being at
Columbus. 1t is said that Gen. johnson was
wounded. The gunboats rendered efficient
service in covering the retreat, moving down
the rebels with grape, but killing some of our
own men. A flag OF truce left Cairo this morn
ing tor Columbus, with forty or fifty wounded
rebels
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-09

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-Archbishop Hughes
left New York for Europe, Oh Wednesday
Mr.. Thurlow Weed was TO have left by the
steamer to day. /. is understood that they
will be followed in few days by Bishop
McIlvaine Of Ohio, and the Hon. Edward
Everett of Massachusetts, The simultaneous
visit of these gentlemen to Europe seems to
be made with the approval of the government,
as they all have recently been here, in con
sultation with the president and the cabinet
The Mount Washington, last night, took
down General Sickles to Indian Head, 10
JON his brigade.
Eighty sick and wounded soldiers, who
were removed from the Il street hospital at
the time Of the fire, have been ass signed quar-
ters in the insane asylum in this city. part
of that building will be converted to hospital
uses for the present
Senator Andrew johnson is still engaged in
the west, addressing the people on the war,
and urging hearty support of the govern
ment. He is expected 10 arrive here next
week, to act as chairman OF the senate inves-
tigatiug committee,
Senator Green of Missouri has written let
ter to a friend in this city, i'll which lie de-
clares that he is in favor of the Union, al
though the government has cOnfiscated his
property.
On Wednesday, sixty rebel cavalry made
their appearance at Banks station, on the Or
ange and Alexandria railroad, fourteen miles
from Alexandria, our troops advancing, the
enemy retreating.
reconnaissance in force, from Gen. Smiths
division, was yesterday made in the neighbor
hood of Vienna. Two miles beyond that
place the rebel picket guards were forty
strong, behind which they had regiments in
reserve.
The wife of DIR. Hunter, who was taken
prisoner near Vienna, Wednesday, came with
in the lines OF Gen. Smiths division, TO day,
and obtained pass to Washington.
Two privates belonging to Pennsylvania
regiment, and attached to Gen. Heintzelman's
division, were accidentally shot, Wednesday
night, and one mortally wounded. by their
own comrades, while on picket duty, near Po-
hick Creek
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-09
RECEPTION ar THE SWEDISH MIN
lSTEK.

WASHINGTON. Nov S.-The new minister
resident from Sweden and Norway, Edward
Count Piper, was presented to the president
to-day, by the secretary of state He address.
ed the president as follows :
"ur, President-rhe king,.my august SOW.
ereign, having vouchsafed to name me as his
minister, resident near the government Of the
United States of America, have the honor
to deliver the letters which accredit me near
YOU. Mr. President, in such capacity. The
king my sovereign, having much at heart the
desire Of maintaining the good relations which
have at all times subsisted between his king
dom and the American Union, has ordered me
TO become, near YOU Mr. President the or
gan medium of the sentiments of friend
Shin which animate his majesty, and
of the value which his majesty attaches to
cultivating and cementing still more the rela
tions so happily existing between the two gov
ernments. Upon my heart, Mr.. President |
shall be happy if during the period of my mis-
sion | may be enabled to maintain and
strengthen the bonds of perfect understanding
which at all times, to the profit of information"
al interest, have so happily united the two gov.
ernments, and shall not fail, believe me, MIR.
President, to give.my entire zeal to contribute
thereto"
To which the president replied -"Sir, l
receive with great pleasure munster from
Sweden. That pleasure is enhanced Dy the
information which preceded your arrival here,
that his majesty your sovereign had selected
YOU to fill the mission, upon the ground of
your derivation from ancestral stock identified
with the most glorious era in your countrys
noble history, and your own eminent social
and political standing in Sweden. This coun-
try, sir, maintains and means to maintain the
rights OF human nature and the capacity of
man for self government. The history OF
Sweden proves that this is the faith of the
people of Sweden, as we know that it is the
faith and practice of their respected sover-
eign Rest assured, therefore, that we shall
be found always just aud fraternal in our
transactions with your government, and that
nothing will be omitted ON my part to make
your residence in this capital agreeable to
yourself and satisfactory to your govern.
mani"