, 1862-10-09
pita1 now in course of construction will c3u-
tain over 1900 beds, and will be the largest in
fha rrnr11

pital now in course Of construction will c3u-
tain over ., 900 beds, and will be the largest in
the world.
Gen. Walbridge, john Austin, Stevens,
heEsrs. McCurdy, Lathrop, and other New
Workers, are now here to urga the ear}{ occu-
patton Of Texas In company with Col. Haml-
; ton OF that State. They have had an inter-
view with the secretary Of war upon the sub
je;t - n
Of internal revenue will shortly Issue PAM
phlet containing the various decisions which
have been made relative to subjects embraced
in the excise law. This publication canuot
fail to be Of importance to all clazses Of tx
payers, and will facilitate the transaction Of
business within that BUREAU
New YORK, Oct. S.-A Washington spacil
to the New York Tribune says:
4 deserter from the I'd Virginia cavalry,
who came within Sige1's lines to-day, says tae
brigade commanded By Gen. Munford, to
which his regiment Was attached, is stationed
between Warrenton and the Springs. There
are three divisions at Cnlpepper Court House,
commanded by Gen. G: ". Smith, two Of
which are new troops. There is large force
at GordonByille-
This deserter was with the rebels in Mary
land, where be heard officers saJ their loss
was a0.000-16, eco killed and wounded, the
remainder in prisoners and deserters.
He says Lees army is growing every day,
the old regiments being filed By conscripts.
Frem an official list furnished to the w1r
department by Gen: sigel, it appears the mum
Der Of prisoners taken BY our cavalry at War
renton was l, 49,, and that they were paroled:
Not one in the whole number but seemed
anxious and willing to take the oath.
Commissioner Boutwell, has ready for distri-
button, proprietary, bank check, certificate,
insurance, inland exchange, express and tele-
graph stamps.
A dispatch dated Frederick, says: I learn
from Yrsvate SnurctS that racenL THcon1OiS-
Earees show that Gen. Lees army Is really
falling back On Richmond.
FREDERICK, Nd, Oct. T.--Last night, at
Hazper's Ferry, house formerly used as q
powder magazine was exploded. The powder
had all apparently been removed, but enoug 81
remained to cause an explosion from q spark
from soldiers pipe. The house was used as
guardhonse. Niue men were wounded b}
the explosion, including two men Of the 7sh
Michigan.
NEW YORK, Oct. S.-The Hsralz's Washing
ton correspondent says:
Gov. Bradford and ex-Goy. Hicks we're hera
to-day to ask the aid Of q military forca to
protect the agents Of MARYLAND in making en-.
ro}lments for the draft in certain counties o1
| that St1te The enrollments have been com
pletcd in all the State except the eou:hern
| cessiouists have destroyed the partially com
| pleted enrolment lists and driven the Officers
out Of tie counties. The request has beer
| granted, and the secession cou1ti1s OF Mary
land will be forced to submit to the law.
Parties from the Pacific coast are here in
portunirg the governmental accept the servi
| ces Of 10, 600, cavs1ry-We11 trained h0r6emen
and good horses &c who can march acros
the plains and reach the Atlantic coast at
very little greater cost per regiment than i
now required to bring a regiment Of inf21tr
faom the city OF Boston to the Potaaaac.