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gather from this CONFEDERATION OF what mentioned
In previouss ers-namel that the Spanish Cover ment
10 disposed to reconsider resolution Mexican affairs.
in spite OF its approval OF General Prims conduit and
associate itself again in the expedition the basis OF
the london convention The French force, greatly aug
mented wal first enter the capital OF Mexico overthrow
the Juarcz governm MT appoint another with without
universal suffrage, and then the Spanards may IL they
choose, come forward TO help in consolidating the now
state Of things under French protection French 60
engineer is hear about TO proceed Mexico,
with large sta Of assistants Tor The purpose OF sur
veying the country from Vera Cruz TO Mexico, with
view q railroad and otherwise throwing open the COM
munications 70 the coast. THIS looks the Emperor
meant 10 make Merco Fresch dependency, for can
hardly be supposed that all this labor and expense are
undertaken for the sake Of the Mexicans epheme
raj they may set up under the protection OF
the French army.
The Paris Par,e thinks II is not impossible that-after
the French take the city OF Mexcohe Spanish govern
ment may propose place the Mexican question on the
basis Of the convention Of London.
Paris letter says the suppression Of the last des
patches from Mexico again excited uneasiness.
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The Braxiis.

The French mail steamer had reached Lisbon
RIO JASErRo, July Is, 1862
Coffee sells ct 5000 q $500 for good frsts: stock
$50 coo bags Shipments since last mail, Al 800 bags
Exchange, 25ys
At Bahia sugar quoted at 240o $500 refs. Cot
ton, Q 500 a IL, COO refs
Al Pernambuco. white sugar. 1000 q 300; brown,
1900 a 400 Cotton, Is 900 refs.
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Barings' circular, per Persia, says
Transactions have been insignificant but prices are
hrmer than the past week. United States 5's 90 ST.
nothing done In 6s, which nomnaly 90 a TO- Msssa.
chusetts sterling, SO 81. Maryland 5s, 81 S. Penn.
sylvania 5's sterling 62k 6iJz bonds, sc 6s. Penn
sylvaDia Central. 1875 81. New York Central rs,
bonds, 1sG4, Tx; OF 1876, 10 shares 90 a IL. New
York and Erie third mortgage bonds IS shares 90 do
rs, preference, so. Michigan Central S. bonds g.
The London Times of the 10th thus quotes the
Market
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France,

On the 18th inst the Emperor reviewed the troops and
the National Guard at Paris.
TWAS the first time the Guard had been reviewed by
the Emperor since reconstructed after the coup
d'eta. The spectacle was magnificent one, and the
crowd Of spectators was immense.
The Emperor's fc day, the 18th, passed off without
any occurrence Of moment. There reception of
the diplomatic corps, and consequently no imperial
mated at night.
Several nominations to the Legion OF Honor took place
The monthly returns Of the Bank Of France show do
crease tho cash hand Of and quartz, mil
lion francs.
The Bourse was closed both on the 14th and 18th.
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La France Of Paris Of the 18th OF August that it
has received accounts from Vera Cruz to the effect that
General Comonort former President Of the republic had
services, appointed him Governor Of Tamaupas and
Commander Of tho Army Of Operation, but that Comon-
fort had begun plotting the overthrow OF Juarez for his
advantage also that uarez had held council Of his
Minister'S Of whom had recommended Juarez not
to face the large force that France sending out but
TO abandon Mexico without hazarding hght and retire
to Guanjauato, and there establish the government
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Great Britain.

The Dublin correspondent Of the London Times writing
the 14th says-The Tuscarora left Kngstown harbor
at half past one O'Clock yesterday morning. This
was owing ofcicia nimaton that she must leave
but ia said that the captain at the same time received
q despatch from Liverpool intimatDg that the vessel
300 Of which ehe was in pursuit, was in tho channel
and that fifty had left to join her. The Tuscarora is
expected back to Kingstown on Friday.
denial has been made of the statement that the
Tuscarora left account Of order to that
effect.
steamer, supposed TO be the Tuscarora passed Dou
gas Isle Of Man, on the 18th.
KINcsTowN August II, 1852.
The Tuscarora left the bay early this morning.
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The French Reinforcements.

General Bazame Of France will embark at T0uon for
Mexico board the ship of the line St. Louis and
General Castagny board the Navarn. Tho screw ship
Of the line Fonenoy was receiving troops at Agers for
horses and seven carriages. The Prince Jerome to
take 20 officers 900 prvates, SO horses and eight
riages The Ceres receives 80 officers ia privaes Is
horses and six carriages The Aube, % officers 1853 pr
Yates 355 horses and eight carriages The Arezc nine
officers 26 privates 134 horses and two carriages Gen.
Neigre will embark on board the Prince Jerome.
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SR-I have left hitherto unanswered and unDUticcd the
despatch Of Mr. Seward which Mr. Adams delivered
than month ago. have done go partly because The
her Maestys government far from being decisive, and
partly BECAUSE there no proposal IN u uon which
her Naesty's government were called upon to come 70
any CONCLUSION.
Events subsequent 70 the date Of Dir Stewards letter
have shown that her Maesty's government, ia their
opinion upon the drst b these POINTS
Victories have been gained and have followed
positions have been reached IN the neghborhooa
the capital Of the Coniederses and these positions have
boon again abandoned.
These events nave been accompanied by great loss o
f IN hattie aud In the hospital while such measures a.
th foOscio bill have passed through both houses Of
ro.fess and with the procdma,o Of General Butler al
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The seward and HusseII correspondence.
MR. ADAMS TO EARL RUSSELL.
LEGATION OF THE United STATES,
LONDON, June 20, 1862.
Mr. LoRD-I have the honor To transmit TO your lord
ship copy Of the despatch from the Secretary Of State
TO OF the 2sth ut, which desired TO read to you
in my interview Of yesterday, but which found had
accidentally left at home. Renewing, &c,
CHARLES FRANCS ADAMS.
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oENFRAL oRDER NO, 10.
ExxcrItvE HsArorAKTEEs.
NrffrceshslfoL Oct. f9fh 1862 Il

AEffreeshpfn. Oct. I9lkts 1857.
l. Tao Confederate authorities having ordered the
szforesnkrt bf the CeHseript ar In fennessers Thk
Judgc or chairman 81 the coGSty ceirt Of -----4
county will immediately ppPoint feiiAbe and cemk
rttent psrseh In rach civil district IN said ronnty. 10
make enroIlmert of ~ persons Ia their pee tive
districts WIN subject The provisions Of ~
Congress approved Alfi 18TH 1861 enfiiled " An act
~ farther provide Ter the pnhlc defence faid en-
rolling cdicers viii proceed Immediately telmake the
srrelinsi rnder said =. Con gress m cpnhrmitt
N Instructions from the War Dersrttnsnt and FetNr
ihe same 10 the superintendent pnscript nl's j.
Middle Tennessec at NeMinnyifs. at which pizre =
Fsndexyosis is hereby estabisted for consclipss and
voluntser 70 al ths Tenpessee resinens nos in tins
ssrTieN
u. Said enrolling effeer. VIII. At the same time
enrol all persons eir respect di1triets who arr
thrtY Yhye and under forty i've OF age and
forward separate i~ Of them. tpgether with duPlf
tate list ~ those whs eighteen and undel
frtyhvS To the aajntant General II the State Thsg
Will also make lisf nf all those PERSONS IN their re
spestve districts who be.nn< 70 the seryce bt WIN
are abseRE fran their haftel~ns regir.ent< with IN.
r- mes off hei comma nd< and tie me 20 tbs
Afintani General of the State.
III Al asy time within thirty asys FROM tsiis dat
Ali perna may volunteer aud select the gisnt u
which they will be aUAehed either before OF at tki
time al sErolimept
" AIN persons volunteering 70 aH up the reg
rnsats dy IN the service will report esklres
The aI,.rr rem ie zvnns where thby viii be master
lnv rtrvire and furnished trantfortatan 10 then re
qccfire Iegiments
ss-3w W. C. wHITTHOkNB. Adj Gen.
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S. r. cURrI5.
Major Genera


Tie eincinnatli Comm ercial OF the 2otB. Il-s
m interesting letter dated GalIipolis, October
23d. from which,, It appears that General Nor
gan with his ~t:nn berl ind GAP .Arrny.f las
been sent to the Kanawha Valley We give
the letter:
GAlLIroLIs, Ohio Oct %. ls62.-Rnrnoss Of
the return ef the rebels. heavily reinforcki 70
the kana Ia Valley arp in circulation tt,-,i '.
A rebel cavalry force ahpcaTesla IT Charis a
on The 2lft. They reported that g
Loriiigs coriinihnd had been heavily reii.s
by General Floyd. aud was returning I, :
the Valley At All hazsf.ls They rxi
uaboandrd coiiiidence il their ability Ia. ~
ont the Y Yalkee-- The eavaisS were no tlo..l,,
sent O,it 10 ascertain our wilcFeztloifs anil feel
Our streIgih. No rebel infantry is believed 10
be this si,le Of Gzulerf
Our forces lave reached Red House. Which
place is within lwenty-eigEf nniles of t1iaflcs-
ton. ReiniorceInenis are iciiy Insheil for
ward rapidly. and III the repsrt OF their beng
a rebel force al Chari~s;oa be true. you viii
soon hear Of a fight ,.r a iooi-race
General Aozgaii Cumberland Gap army
passed Through here to-day Their t,tmbeS
ard destinations are of course coitr4tsassd. I
am happy to be athletic state that that hey all
have been clothed and fitted oui in No.I sfvle
The East 'rrnncsscans are as hnc a halv OF
men as We Laye in the he scrvice-blin,fitI
/ Of paiFintisn an love for tile Onion and
eager 10 be led into East Tcnnesse.
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and bOth viii be IN running order during The
coming month.
Our forces viii occupy Winchester during
The present week
+ II is believed tlsat General Burnside win
come pp with The rear guard Of I.ongsfreet,
aud that fight will ensae, and General Slo-
Gums corps dtrrmes has be sent iot ward to
support him.
The sntire Army Of tie Potomac win move
ACROSS the river as y Jon as transportation for
supplies can be secsrsd. 81
] is source Of disqualification TO the officers
in charge Of the Qiartermaster's Department
that our troops are comfortably clothed and
fed during this season of constant and severe
faInPa gning. and EVERYONE will agree with
lne that our troops have mo cause to nfuEmur
whom they see, What have seen. rebel solliiers
raPtnred with spurs made fast to shceless
heels, and all in rags and tatlers.
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NUnBER 50.

-saeu. r.,eh. a.rn- r-ps-l ysnr e.ss .w.y sEDthss
and ltttl,-e rao arc IN &C la -erd.
Ibrrr ~lle fisr ~iil crr ~ M ruuibls appeal.
knaw ttep-ue have sn.nc f-aitors. hnf d not
a1ireSs uT-fT g. fIerr-<1rDe whf@e rcaffrre IN
crrasinE iu prosperity m ~ rnanax xrlrut krep
~ danErr h1f fhey can nj harm ~ alfboaEh they
rrr1siu -drones - n1r hfre-r HE --rlrhf. =
rrst ~ faereirr % car ~lol. 1zty serve tod
a11 ocr nnfry 4n3 81 r0lar rxar1e a. elf<acri-
4ce- ~ onlF er ale tie sserinrs u thosr uho~e
fe>tine~ rkr1 With 5srs IN ore graf cosurnon
eAir<e. h-If kor q t.s word nnt cur raenies TIA.
nAtinn. urlirided- strn-zfnE f,r pfinripl-s l-sf
1ni true. k1crs snrh wor1 A. In.
Dear esantEJ sorae1l = my appeal Il vain
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For The Daily Rebel
An Appeal - my es~~,sy wonsn.


Daring the pro4ress of ouf rerolutson cfrcnm-tar-
ces have compelled 10 visit d1i portions II
our Couledefacy.r and witnessed and relafed
with other seasons. which shall menlion have IN
ductd 70 make the folloFing appeal, which earn
esfls hope may have the desired EJECT.
Dtar e~uufry women let net this appeal sfaffle
yor. ask yourselves yr1 re3i tins lffenfiFtIy
rh4f more would yop have ls 10 d5s Thank God. Il
j. ntended for ALL az ieas; ~ Object i -
fortibly = solicit these who aready engzzed in
o1r lsbors Of love-. u i 10 auake1 the r-Ia1l
spirit and sympathies uf that cl1ss ol indrilcs i
Uip know thoueht that % sell. and b.Eid-y
w0rhlping that exnctng idol. "a get thai life has
IN cbel and nobler ains.n
In crder u this uncsuEeria race Of beings
shall <ndaeFUr wgh Al The arist skill how ever Zee
LIE which posses to arrange canvass, and there-
on shape lgures. and bring howard ilustraf lou.
which trust VIII b -ient 70 tcc9uip plish she o-
jecl Il this humble appeal. Language las been a
sst exhausted, and nHtly 800 Ia the recital Of h.r
- reeds which have teen enacted in uErenf poEfon.
OF The ~su1ny south during the prostess q the
Struggle for the ln.inaiancs of our nati9nal rghtz
and PriTiege. Bon he unpieasing tssk mine
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A NEGRO errsalt named iyi-a.li ar VII t.lcnr
n iu- - rarf- ". A Good raa- - ttlcrll Chal-
rn-sS Sfrf. Ni-hc1r ilirlsis. - r-ea. ilr-s rr
ras irft tle rrar - Tie army nra- Spar1a Teit-
- TIRE time ~ ils ilFanc- cart a. .sir nilr
Nhca lat lcar1 fro-n c1Eplain AZ n illues.
wil pax ihcr-i rerlari f,.r anv irfrrnaiinu II r.
gard - The uher1ants c Sai1 AL &C. ~ 1is sr
livery - tie Ssuihcrr E1prrs< a Enui a. Clai,an.a,
a S1ii negro altu1 is 1tar~ Old Ie1l 10 isrk
= hist. dark cornI,irkihn and iikeiF.
1lEt--as W--GooDHAS
TIl.rr. S.,r-r,fr n-ss
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HASaIIG EEHlEE IHSfI9VTLE
elEVELANB. TENN,
Rev. j. Z Bfadshaw. PRINCIPAL.


THB nhxl sessirn of tli- in-tiiute viii cannsnes
L Aondsy i.is lat day of Sepfealher next. nader
fAe directIon and prf5eSSorShip of the Rev r Brad
aLsw. Who pas hL1 charge Of il for She ssst tan
n e1,ihs. ~
Ths TFrSter~ - mfkbg this annsnncement wIould
most especially appeal 10 all citizens who have
ghse< encais n send them 10 this nstitHkon
Hy. Brasnav has had cha, &c q the school fof the
East mouths d1rirg which time he has rendered
ample ahd right say universal satisfaction - the
Trustees patrons and paFils There never a bot
time for To educate theft d.nehfefs tha
Iaeey hs hspseuty-every thing fyrner raises bear
TWO fcsis and tho Tnitaa this Se lDoi The kane
t,stit was: waen everything At low 6gHiss.-
What exti;se eia taere he now for \ Who meg
heels "a seucaEe hls daughter None Because here
~ Csye a h. afthy IcaIity,w have an Institute
With an sxoeient nstrneier aided b sEieient corp,
81 Assi.fhnt, 30 insilnct all wh7 may favor Il With
Shsr paib sasgs Lat and ali psst iheir shsuideI
- tae Bssef asd h0tId mp such School As vii BE o
i-aaiogir Die bss.e6t and sahonor To esr town =
We have she building aud have the Teachers tbs
ksanee dsysyes upon thr people We hope ihsF ma
R-kly perform th-if dEty.
he Tti~i seS are thankful 10 The citizens foE The
% ropags bestowed upon Hr. Br4 dsLaw heres 4soie
= are fiaa ioknpw that nnder his adniibi>trhtier
lhs IAstiaian hss MI 1..t anysof kn envailc
tniisA 4 .t1anod IN the better days OF shs kaFs B.
g..
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a,6 9sbtrtis,mtnts.


rT1HE TRACT OF LAND lsfn- oa th- ~ -.
Il tsrs of NaIherry l-frrk r. iinctlu r-..a =
~ Tenre-~ee kunu-r = ~ 1lr .rih rl.p p. ~
tuhtaiitng "a ACRES. aboat - arrrs ~ -
rhirh g cic1frll-
7 be dwelling llu>-e = lErre fr11-s huiIGiar-
Tiers = large Ds~ilrrg au1 iis-sr Nil aid
sid iaaa i sueiy ssi,ed 2 s-sek laEz. ard has
sprin-. ~ fertr-izi i1g z1fer-
for trsins aPrly ~ The satscriher a. Fayetferi.c
Tenn JAMES s. BkiIHT
ner4-tE kreuf.
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ON the nj igii - toe lcih il-iol.rf lsct NJ nrgro
y boy An5y- - Years ola. Frrf 10 ir-ls~s aixh-
1iack cunp lcxnu- :, missing I'D iaxt lea -
b-fwrrn inlf-fiard rl17 and saa t--n. A1k i-iaf-
n-iiun tt The Z > wiil - fhaakfuiy rrcsixra and
eEzrd 81 fseatt lsc d.Ilar- r,Ati-
Do nj consider tise boz Tinnwar and hrn.s
hope Dc vii frraflri I. tail, Ilirf-iiua f,rni-
anooga. AL t-.iverri ;. i d etzi.ia f a al Us
abent- C. S-RlCE.
n.g3-1~ 1T fefh lirr Ir.lh. A.ln
knnxrille ReSs.fer ,.iSs~e eoay cue grrk ant
esr.. l,ill u li. : .l11.,-
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= Nll1-lrtIl = = III .
! spl.sarilz thsf ile 6rirn lai's Jran Janrs j.
Ip1-1t-itit - rae sale si frlscs~ee HI r,lo
prucess 81 rhr Csnrf bs rafsed 81 his q /.
fteltio-e trlel -i.l Dit4ii "a ~ r14l arrki IN SIR
iusr setks n. f1c Ctsiiat..t = Hthsi ns,rsar,ef
n1 isilri 49, CITY - C-tia,,,,.t ~, lir ~ a
itfrrt1rt - r11~4i q Ian e1s I'su1t =. 10
held ~ ie Iuu1 iltst tllr riig - il.lial
ia ttr r.-f y lic-s ~ -4-|la-a rrAf- A-i
80 Ard 1-zir> h'rf aid u-r n 1..r.s -slr
ii-raeat ~ ris,.l ratdI-i ard raa-r
f,r lir-IElr tslte- ~ ~ fNIffFk8
frk
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$50 REWARD-

- ToI.EN frs1zi ne >tail- - S.mael seaes 81 c.
- too>1 crn1ty- ca lie IL irzf une -rrar
1erse fTf Years Cd. sixieen hands hirh VIA
k.ar earh ueafher -n1ning parallel the rierk
1ar Six ines lnnr. cause by fhe ilStnio The at.re
reHard Hi le pad delivery or The horss 40 tie
E.uae auount ioI tle tticf-
sANUEI. JONES.
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ms REBrLs' FaT.LrSr sack.

i wIli be TecolleEtcd that three weeks ago
4 aroceiIuoisance in force crossed Tie Potomac.
to ascertain whether General Lee still hdld his
position in the neighborhood Of Winchester.
and being met by 5cnerai Jack con hastily re-
crossed into Maryland expressing thcrabeIve
thoroughly satisfied that .-tlie rebels hid not
fallen back Bet Notwithstanding the re-
suits of this Reconnaissance kilograms like tho
following. which We ftid in tie Heralh are
sent from Wasliu{rfon TO fi1e rress bf the
North
Information has been received here from q
source deemed reliable that the rebels have
evacuated Winchester and are falling back
upon Gordoflsvillc
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Letters & pm Europe by the last steamer
state that Confederate bonds can be sold m
the English stock market at discount Of
thirty or forty per cent II this be true. a
competent financial agent should be intrusted
with their heeocihtoin there on an extended
scale. It is cheaper for the CoDfeder&cy TO
borrow money and sell It's bonds on almost
any terms, than to issue more treasury notes
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4 ITa,IToE nIsrorygyn

From tie following special telegram 10 the
New York Evcning Post, 1t appears fl,l Il some
poor devil OF a war Office clerk is 10 lie lma,le
The seape goat Tor tile disasters 10 the Hhnkee
arms Incurred by AlcClcllan and Pope:
w AsnINcToS. Oct 27---It il said that The as
tonishing leaks in lie War Department I..ieh
have excited SO nludh comment ever si,,Ac tl,e
war broke t. hav Z at last been sliscokered
in the person of tiaItvrscIerl. WHO has inti-
mate CONNECTIONS with the JsiT. Davis Gov
cIEment.
Grave cllarges have heen preferred against
this person. ahd they are now undergoing IN
vrstis%ii0n. the Rebe's have continually
knowiI Of the plans Of oar Generals in advance
ol ltsdlr e1eeuliou, and they have not learned
lieDIfr0m the newspapers
RtNoRKD srrEnsSprRE F.;xcLEri.AS i.
We End in lie Herald the. fuiloMint tcle.
gram. lated Washington, 0ctvber. 22l:
Thee is 10 appaI ent reason IL occasion any
scrions consideration Of The rninpr ali s.f "a
New lFoik thai General MeClellal, has been
superseded IA the cbniiland of the nrn,, oi tl,e
Iols mac.
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Nfnn Thierr

CTOLES lru-a L. saith a ier- CsersrAf H.rde--s
- EscsIf. - n,rrrl q sr-e witb rhns si.T an ~
loreLrad- SD hlrse lie pt>-rs.iea a Lissl
Col J. n. Nii-un. s1h Atkan-za rsrirnrut- lid
" lnun 1i-rhai iErd 49, sluy - Bar1-iuEa
ard - Euppo>ri q = .,s.ur Ia t@'Fi-srr Ark
iir~ rsra1d - le Eisris - t.s SlirrrE O. iils
hirS u - ssea-i4i fi.i ..e'- urlia aafteIs
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To the Farmers Of East Tennessee

(lUR arrlies erd Al Ire fiaE- ats Cstsie ys4 r.n
" iaf.-n. .zl nl-Iais rritss III paid ~ po-k
flor~. fi-ercs and Clrn-
have lees -s-i<1f1 - 80 Turria<e ~ haes
be@r-s curn, a. iu Eskt Tflae--sic and vi ppssus
sif-,-nf rl.l --e1fs me- sad -iF1nr
tarir isrrit1ir. a1l I'll "a lze tns rlt1ish t4cir
aarnes-
have cr'rr1i-rd - .n,ke rliI ~ .uuifll a an1
,iberi ara snse eserg ti< il Eh~i lrnpo-se ~1iia-
K .us pork vii - fatienec-
Nv OF ~. f.r the rr-l- j. Afi-nta 0s--uir -
move fs Il r riii- s.sA liter. nd1Ie sd -
ether p1iai rtl le -tssslGet To-
- cHN1SGs-
ssp5e.f nsi.r .',i q = cs A.
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~ General Mc(lertizrd has been assigned
to the command OF the Department Of the
Mississippi. which, lies between the depart
ments OF Generals Grant and Butler. IL is
made bis business 10 clear the river Of Al rsb-
el oIlslructions
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sE The grain crt b in Texas. frsr, the Rid erande
70 Red River this yer. l. said be The lai kest one
eseF knoHn in that State Occasionally small patches
fof cotton seen. but this is planted or home
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Ihd next Iirn aTproaqhing the above in IL
I,erssl is the foligwing cxtEaet from The late
lspets4 Of MFIRGL gstoneI ths English chaneef-
Tor Ys the iI4sheefier, Yilish We find in the
f'allihIoro IFeridlhs.. Of Tie 2sti ult, and
over 4hicl :ilAt paper IS in h Iifeadfuitrenio5.
lsayl1hs it aHiHsuliing aiEemhtIat eomr4.isse ,
lti@l4 We dHite,.
lelIl Fsesy btalthatlh tine night arrive when
III would lleFEbc duty Of E.iope 10 offsr .
| wErd Of eR tiHtuiittion ufsdf riendiy aid To-
whr3Isl cbihIfEirhisIng1 -file Raarre' II ii he
teYeH Hosss II tlla such tiiEse as that May ar
lTiFt Hoy lIis9rtaslt i isl thAt y heniat ws'fd
cdrhRsl ii sli6hA address itself 10 minds which
areIok crnliitteredIby tiieEfaoolection that I'M
| kit4l tliings lave tlecn said land ,!one towards
/ tleEi in Enffpc aud abdve hli in England. lhs
Eedutitiy WHICH, However. tlfeyi may find fault
witHiH from limo 10 liine. .lwe know holds the
1 h.siReSt pIase in their adEnIatian andAes eclr
ElikE4r sri ThE IikbkL 1Sxt-ioks.speEr1I F,
RgF#E fpq poRfossyrllLK End RxsIDr * Fvs-
IHe Nsrfhsfn papers are asain set sgog
fof tls iifteEh tiIlse BY tile fepo # that our al.
ns is falling back from synclit tster. Tie Bal
tirnars -A'itsEfeeiaI of ihe evening of nedhes.
day Eilllt assE Contains Tile fblloNing telegram
/ tfAEfkR FkaRY, octoller 27.-News Ire.
feeYtd lieFeEts-'lsi from General Pieasauion
adYAaide colIilrIsis the preyfous report ,ilat the
rebels pre- ealing rapidly mp tlie valley,
4 liEl ltfllesatF WAS avaruat6d to-day il IL
fhpaglit. &Hp stl4sb''rg viii not be held viii
!, AnS lafgo saFee.t
Ihe FntlIf retel army Of Northern Nirgini.
Is faf4 10 lave pten riyidfd into Two bodies
yhckssop4 collinn is moving directly I,
St4naiPtl, where IL is said wiiier quarters 70
d Ilol4stlest moved to t;ordnosxilIe il i
1Eih6usilI.
IrpfraA Burnside moved South to-day. an,
"a noN on lns WAY 70 Winchester, ineeting IA
eliseiny bri1 ms cavalry have baptsit n cor
y large f9rce y now frnpluyed on both th
B4ltf'lcrs ind tPlflo as'l y .nchest.r Railroad
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FROM MISSOURI.

# The following is also found in the 11ae1fca,,.
Of the same dale:
Il EAsHISGToS, October 2s.-The following
dispatch has been received at headquarters of
The army
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