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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-03

MILAN ArrIas.-Nc want 500 bush Mi
lam Apples C. 5 FUTILE x co.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-03
FROM MISSOURI
HrApou sKrKk-
MARsHFIErR, Oct, -

AltAlHtt AAEA-ff
MARsHFIEIp. Oct, 81.
10 Ma. Gen Curtis.
have the honor to report that on the CIV
ening of the Goth | received information of
party OF rebels moving up Nisasua Creek
making towards point eight miles east ri
this place, anu enroute 20 join rebel force
10 the Southwest Immediately took l05
men ol she lOth Illinois Cavalry aud started
AZ ; L. IL 70 intercept them. came on
their pickets about 81. O'Clock and drove
them in and attacked. the main force about
2oO strong, killing four and wounding many
a. afterwards understood. and capturing -
prisoners among them one Captain. who in
forms me that Col. Dorsey was IN command
We likewise captured number OF horses.
saddles. shotguns. muskets and rifles.
Ny loss killed and wounded. This party
was organized bylRucker and Hughes. who
sign themselves Ma jors in the rebel army
They scattered in every direction. through
the mountain, large portion returning IN
the same direction they came, but they were
so completely surprised that they never tried
TO collect together again. The largest trail
| could find inione party was l0-followed IL
for fifty miles next day, when they likewise
scattered in every direction. snd ordered
Capt. McManan's company of State Militia,
to gather them in. They are compleus,.-s-
organized
lam General. very respectfully your obedi-
ent servant.
signed JAMES STEW ART,
Lieut.. Col. 10Th Ill. Cavalry Com
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-03

INV YORK, Nov. 1.-The Herald Wheat.
land Virginia correspondent saws the rebels
have a strong fierce between Smokers Gap
and Philmont. on the west side of the Blue
Ridge.
purcclyille despatch saws large rebel
force is in the Shenandoah Valley. Just be-
yond the Gap
large body OF rebel cavalry was seen
passing TO Aide.
Cannonading was heard, aud shells seen
exploding in that direction IL Is supposed
that Bayards aud Stuarts cavalry were en-
gagged, as Stuart. passed through the Gap.
the day previous, with several thousand
cavalry, aud four pieces of artillery, and en-
camped at Union. and Yesterday passed down
the Valley
The rebels are IN force IN the vicinity Oi
Berryville. and appear determined TO hold
SRickeryilic Gap. Chile their arm, operate.
in the valley.
A Phillmoni despatch to tho Herald says
the rebel cavalry has been driven ont OF
that place.
The rebels are Ia force at Upperyilie.
A Frederick despatch to the Herald saw
secessionists there say the rebel iorccss from
Western Virginia have joined Lee. and hcou
added to Jackson division
After the nexs general ensaget.sn peace
propositions viii come from Richmond
Port Royal ds'e- of the 29th, state that
'wo British rebel stctmer-. tho Angela aud
Scotia, have been captured The vessels
and the British rebel steamer Mimic were
run ashore and DESTROYED
1t is reported at Port Royal tina, a rebe
ram was coming down the river from "a
vannah
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-03
Sunday Night Dispatches


CINCINNATI. Nov. Especial despatch TO
the Enquirer. from Dayton. saws that after
the shooting Of Ballmeyer, the excitement
was intense Several hundred persons col
iected for the purpose of taking Brown from
Jail and hanging him The Mayor promptly
quelled the riot: but in the afternoon the
crowd again collected. and large numbers
crowded around the Jail, but no dcmonstra
ton OF any consequence was made About
! p. N. the mob again assembled around the
Jail, with two swivels. for the purpose of
breaking down the Jail doors and dragging
Brown out TO be executed. The guns were
captured by the police. A few shots were
fired by the crowd. and four persons wound
ed. At ten ?. N. all comparatively quiet.
In the evening Mayor early telegraphei
Gen. Wright for military force 20 assist
him restore peace. aud at half past O'Clock
FIVE compsnys of regulars left this city and
and arrived at Dayton at Tor. NJ.
The Enquirer saws a gentleman who ar
rived from Dayton at half past Q clock saws
that the parties had political quarrel belore
the election, aud that Brown threatened to
shoot Bolmeyer-that the killing of the dog
was only the indirect cause of the rencous-
ter
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-03

FROM BOSTON

BosroN, Nov. 2-The brig Baron de Cas-
tine arrived here. aud reports that on the
18th ult.. in latitude 30 and longitude O..
she was captured by the British pirate Ala
abma. Capt. Semmes agreed TO libcratc the
vessel for bond of $4,000. PAYABLE 10 the
President Of the Confederate States within
thirty days after peace is declared
The Captain was also obliged TO take the
crews of several vessels previously captured,
which he did. and landed them at the near
est port Among other vessels captured by
Capt. Semmes. was the ship Tonawanda
from Philadelphia To Liverpool with pass.
engers. After OBTAINING her five DAYS he
released her for a bond of 1000 dollars
Most OF the vessels captured were burnt and
their crew put in irons
a captured Captain was informed by
Lieutenant and several petty officers Of the
Alabama. that their next destination was
New York. as they meant TO throw a few
shells into ihom lie represents the Ala
bama a very formidable. but doubts her
being IA fast as reported Two large pivot
guns were bcine mounted.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-03

SAY Francisco. Oct 30th.-Market quiet.
butter upward.
Weather pleasant. after - hours rain.
The steamer Sierra Nevada arrived from
the Northern Coast. bringing $40 passengers
$40 900 treasure from Oregon. and $4,000
from British Columbia
The Walla Walla Statesman of the 18th,
publishes letter from James l.. Pye, Assis-
tant Emigrant Escort lie left Omaha on
the 10th of June. following in the rear of
emigration for Oregon and Washington. lie
6 Inmates the entire number of emigrants
passed over that route this year at 10 900 -
lie has positive Information that ID of this
number were killed by the Indians lie
thinks no more were killed. The health of
the emigrants is excellent. deaths from
disease were very few Harl'hips inconsid-
cradle
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-03
Noon Dispatches.

SPECIAL 70 TIE TINES.

HARPLR's PERRr, Oct. 3Oth.-Yeste,,l.x
kichardson's division passed Saickcr'- Gan
- Paris. email town on the road leading
from Leesbure ard running through Ashby
Gap.
The forces under Genls freuch and
sedgewick left here this morning. crossing
tic Shenandoah bridge.
Summers CORPS also Moved into Virginia
yesterday. through tho Blue Mountains aud
Short Hills. whore he will form a junction
with Burnside. who Is nov AZ Purcellsyille.
Nearly all the troops have moved OF from
Loudon aud Maryland Heights.
For the present Gen. Geary's command is
20 remain on Bolivar Heights MARYLAND
Heights are also we'll protected
Gen. Slecomb's command /, 10 garrison
the Ferry
Heavy reconnoiterihg parties left here yes
terday morning in the direction of Charles
town and Shepardstown, TO feel the enemy.
whom they found in large force at the form
er place.
A reconnaissance made by the 9Th Penn
sylvsnia from Purcelsvills. discovered the
enemy in force near Paris aud Upperville.
under ongstrcet
Gen Ice j. said % be still At Winchester.
while the body at his army j. strongly de-
Tended
Several rebel prisoners were taken there
yesterday, including the chief officer of their
signal corps.
burnside IS steadily moving On. and the
impression j. that the enemy's flank i turn
ed. and that battle is imminent Our posi-
ton here j. admirably defended and II the
enemy attempt TO cross. a great battle at
once must cr-ue
caunonading j. now heard in the direction
of Winchester aud SheparlsioNn.
HAgrER's Ferry, Oct 3l.-l e-terday our
pickets four miles hence saw the rebel pick
cts from Charlestown. None were seen
north of Halsboro. Below that place. and
in Charlcstown. the rebels were supposed TO
be in great numbers. jackson was IN Berry
vile night before last. no doubt occupying
both sides of illuc Mountain from Winches-
ter to Aide. 1000 rebel infantry arc a.
Narfenton. The army j. IN fine spirits and
condition. aud the weather splendid
Harms Ferry. Oct 3lst.-Ge-. Morrell
has been detached from his division in Gen.
Potters c0rps, and appointed 10 another
command. Brig. Gen. Butterield has been
appointed 10 aud assumed command OF Gen.
Morrell's division. The corrs of Gen. Por-
ter has been relieved from duty on the Up
per Potomac and passed. through here this
morning.
CHARLESTON $. Oct. n Major Gen Cox's
army arrived here to-day
The rebel army under Generals Echals.
FLOYD. and jenkins. retreaied from here last
Monday.
The march OF our troops up the kanawha
Valley. Was conducted in the best military
order. with but single casualty. The en-
trance OF our army into this town was OF a
triumphal character
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-03

next day. nc volunteered bis services 10 Gen
Manson. For his valuable assistance in post
ing the artillery. Of which braneh Of the little
army he was placed in charge. ho received
the thanks OF the General il rs Official re
port Of The battle. At one time. with his
conspicuous white bat in hard. he Was sect
leading few companies of tie lie, and 66tb
regiments 70 the support Of bis artillery.
Though the balls were whistling and the
shells bursting everywhere. he was unmind-
ful Of the dangers. a. long a. duty urged
him on. Attachments formed under such
peculiar circumstances. are more permanent
than other. and could the men have Capt
Biddle for leader, the list would never
disappoint the highest expectations ever
formed Of ii b. its friends lis the desire
Of the men. It's the wish Of is friends. that
the list have the man Of rs choice for Col
onel II the Governor has the good of this
regiment at heart. he could show il in no
stronger manner than BY giving Capt B'dd'c
n Colonel commission.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-03

- Inc sol.licrs at Camp Dick ihomp-
sou were mustered and Inspected. on Satur-
dsy last. hv Capt Bddlc. Of the 18Th Rexu
lsrs The regiment was reviewed On the
parade ground by the Captain. Who conduct
81 the ceremony with marked ability The
men made VERY creditable appearance. anl
exhibited considerable proficiency IN march
iag AMER passing in review the regiment
was drascl % in column BY companies. pre-
pasatess % general inspection Of the xea
The eondi.iea Of their guns. accoltrement..
and elothiog we're then minatcl, examined.
snd remarks made thcreon--the mer'tcrious
men IT the regiment receiving pra,s- sn3
the >loyenls Justly rebaked Tor theis uusos-
diefly appearance The various depart
msn,s qasrtermA-ter'. hospital guard quar-
tiers. together With the barracks we're thor
oaghIs eSsminei-praise mce,el gut where
praise wss due. and suggestions gisca ~here
Improvements we're found uecesSAt, 70
the ercais OF the men. All Particularly the
commandans Of the Poet few faults acre
found with the manner Of conducting and sr
ranging afaifs.
The company oskcers are nov basy max
ing out their pay rolls The regiment all
receive t. pay some time during tbs ~cek.
probably TUESDAY OF "Wednesday. rhss al
be a God-seni 10 those who have faniiie- 8c
pendant upon them for support A datN
elond. Ike an incumbas. has been hoveFiaz
over the list regiment, since the III tate
battle Al Richmond. Nv. and al times i IA.
seemed a. II IL dencraliring Influence -
go.aS 70 make an utter wreck Of that ouc'
proass-seg collection Of patriot soldier sso-
a'VeseF he ~ = Frightening. AMI thoasl
al nAsossd prisoners. comparative goo
oF''es and seelsns reign once again ~ish ~
nen
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-03

CINCINNATI, Nov. /
Flour very dull. sup not salcabIe at over
g. 90
Wheat dull. and down to &c for red. and
81 10 for white
Corn firm. at 400, TIC. the latter for corn
in the ear.
Oats unsettled new i-c: old SIC
Rye 62m63c.
Barley 81 30@sl 40
Whisky in good demand At 81 e.
Provisions unchanged.
Good demand for lard. at - c for Novem
Der or December delivery.
Hogs dull. and holders anxious 70 Sc 10
~ 30 for future delivery.
Linseed oil advanced 10 Al 0o6iI 10.
Groceries firm. Coffee held ! &C higher.
27is @29c.
Gold 81 26dsi q. Silver 81 ~ De
mand notes 81 23a<l %.
Exchange 4. discoun, and par
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Night Dispatches.



The Times shows the inexpediency Of the
recognition of the South at present
The New York correspondent of the
Times gives a rumor that the federal losses
in Maryland. reached q 600
The Times publishes letter from a New
Orleans lady, giving fearful picture Of the
reign OF terror in that city
Gladstone has again been speaking on
America. lie told his hearef. TO remember
that a difficulty had arisen from slavery,
which vas legacy from England 70 Amer
lea.
The cabinet counsel wa announced for
the 2.ld. Is usual il i supposed the Amer
lean question is the cause
The proposition before tho Liverpool
Chamber Of Commerce IN favor Of memorial
Izing the Government to recognize the
South. has been wi;hdrawn.
The Southern Club of Liverpool gave a
grand banquet 70 IL Gov. MooThead. Of
Kentucky.
The Car witch race wAs won 81 Harlem.
ton: Umpire was fourth
The Paris Bourse on the 18th, was excited
and declined. per cent. closed dull At I06
soc.
A bourbon conspiracy va disco, cred IN
Naples
The lillian Budget sbo~s high deficit.
Bat sight improvement on last year. The
Prussian Chamber Of deputies has declared
the vote Of the Upper House. on the Budget
Null and void, and the resolution of the CON
Mite on the Badge; was unanimously adop-
ted The session was then closed
LlyEKrooL. Oct 1.-THE French Foreirr
F Minister has resigned. Drowen de Hugh.
/ - his successor.
Sir q. Z. Lesis. English War Minister
has been speaking agains; the recognition oil
Southern Independence. which he savs i no,
accomplished yet.
Hardwick endorsed Glzdstone's view-
LATEST from IfvFRnoof-
Saturdays London Daily Sews points Z
toe desperation and barbarkm Of slave dri
ven as evidence IN tie proceedings Of ia.
rebel Congress
The London Herald reverls 10 tie speech
OF cir g. {. Lewis. and SAYS the time has ar
rived for recognition Of tie south, an.
future time vii poins to della, IN the reeog
milton a The gretest mistake ever committe
n foreign policy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-03
FROM CAIRO.

CiRo, Nov. 1.-The snly news from Ten
nessee is that. Friday night our pickets were
driven in at chevalio. The, & Is thought.
however. indicates Reconnaissance. rather
than an attack OF our forces. The rebels
seem 10 BE coming up by the way Of Grand
Junction. ard thus be 10 position % menace
both Bolivar and Coriuth. IL Is bSrciy pos
sible vet that they have not enough men TO
make an attack. bat have pushed their col
umn forward in threatening manner. in
order TO gain time ~ Holly Springs aud other
voiuts South
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-03

ST. Louis, Nov. /. The Republican
learns that Judge Sample Orr was arrested
Thursday, at Jefferson City. by order Of
Gen. Loan. The cause of the arrest, we
understand. was the delivery OF a speech ia
which the proclamation of the President was
declared unwise, uncallei for and doubts
expressed of the ability of the Administra-
ton TO lawfully carry out it. provisions.
Judge Lockland has been paroled, TO en-
able him 90 attend 10 the iorgef, case. in
which he * engaged a. counsel
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-03

DNToS. o.. Nos l., II. 4. Bollmeyer.
editor OF the Dayton Empire. was shot dead
thls morning by Henry NJ Brown. halter Of
this city. The Difficulty grew out 81 per.
sonal misunderstanding between the parties,
occssioned by the shooting of dog belong
ing TO Bollmeyer. by one of Brown. sons
Brown gave himself up aud wa- taken To
Jail. The affair has occasipni much excite.
mcnf on onr streets
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-03

~ We understand number OF citizens
Of this place aud Evansville have formed
company for the purpose of going into the
ice busnes, on a large scale during the com
ing winter arI summer They have already
completed their arrangement for putting up
twenty one hundred tons.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-03

~ The body OF George Il. Eddy. who
died at Richmond Ky. last week. from
wounds received in the battle a. ihai.place,
was brought home on Saturday. aud deposit
cd in the City Cemetery Yesterday morning.
Capt. Aliens company. list Regiment, Of
which he was a member. accompanied !; to
it, final resting place.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-03
" The sl.s regimen, =.

" TIE slsi rcgsmens afe Alme<s unan.-
uaoss ia tAeir prefsrsaee for Capt Ralsic. %
the lssh regular. fos Their Coloael "a ,Ae
nth II last August. Al The battle A. R5cA-
moud. shsse the stou.c>, hearts wero moved
18Th enetioas % eo1oern tor 10 safety -
he l,ssls asny asdes tea. Mansoa--she -
diers vere eAserri by the gallant eOal.srs q
he Captain. .nd there TO = ~2s. tat the
brave ssll,es lssnsl siroas As..eAH.s.s sss
The West
"a the Friday before tie battle Capt
B.sdle pAsd tie eeys deer soansy Haosey
a.. leafnias hat hattie uas immineas q.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-03

~ Don't neglect TO vote for couucilmen
ia the First and Second Wards 10 day IL
+. important that good men be selected The
place OF voting in the First Ward j. at the
civ Hall: IN the Second Ward. at the Cen.
tsal Engine House
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-03

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The National In
telligencer OF tomorrow will contain a state
ment from ex President Buchanan. in reply
TO Gen. SCOTS lannon's letter published
few days since. regardine the measures for
preventing the taking 10 rible possession OF
the Southern forts by the troops Of the diff
Inmates that he did not heed Gen SCOTS
suggestions for carrisoninr the forts before
and after Mr. Lncolns elec on, because the
prospects were that there would be no col
lission. and that peace councils would pre-
vail. and that such action would have prccipi-
tateA n collision
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-03

sH- The price Of gas IN Philadelphia has
been reduced from 81 q to a on per thou
sand cubic feet Would not reduction Of
the price of gas IN this city have a tendency
10 ies-en the usc of coal oil. thus making il
equally rs profitable 10 the Gas COMPANY
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-03

.H- Indian summer the old original aud
reliable wcsther--smoky appearance and
pleasant temperature eombined--has been
pecring in cautiously upon US for several days.
but yesterday gave place 10 a sad. dfeary and
cherries dsy We hope IL has not entirely
passed away bat will larry with rs yet awhile
CHAINS
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-03
FROM ALBANY

ALnANY. Oct. 81 At Democratic meet
ing here this evening. John Van Buren, said
the letter read by him at Cooper Institute,
vas presented to him by Gen. Scott as an
autograph. and was made public BY author
ization Of the friends Of the General