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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-13
TENNESSEE BRANCH
or rHE
NATIONAL CLAIM AGENCY
CONDUCTED N
HARVEY, COLLINS & BRACE.
WASHINGTON, D. c.
CHARLES H. GREEN, Agent,
No. SO, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.

V'Hls AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities for the
Il successful prosecution aud settlement of ID.
mands against tho General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION its conductors having had severn
years experience In the management of claims
fore Congress, the Court Of Claims, and the Tvecp
tive Departments at Washington, and being thor.
oughly acquainted and familiar with the laws and
regulations governing their adjustment.
Particular attention will be given TO eases arising
out Of the present war, including the accounts Of
states, Contractors, and Discussing Officers of the
War and Navy Departments, and for - Collect
ing, Drilling, and organizing Vols
unteers,e the reimbursement Of which Is author
lied by an act af Congress; CLAIMS FOR 1NDRM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN ron
PUBLIC USES, OR FOR DAMAGES TO SUCH
PROPERTY, for Hcrses lost in the service, and for
Military Pay, Pensions, and Bounty
Land.
We give special attention 20 procuring PEN
si0ns, BOuDtios, etc, aooruing to Soldiers
who have been wounded, CONTRACTED al ease, or tho
families Of such have died, been killed yho in
the discharge Of their line Of duty as such during IA
present war
Special care will also be givcn to claims which
have been heretofore Rejected or Suspended
by the Departments or InefcienJly Managed
Prompt attention also given 10 the collection OF
Quartermaster's Receipts given for Property taken
tor the use Of the Army to arranging Accounts with
and collecting Claims against the Quartormaster's De.
partmeht.
All Claims placed in our hands receive our PROMPT
Personal Attention, thereby securing many
which, in the hands Of an Attorney at any distant
poiHt, frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage, our daily inter
course with all the Departments enables us In mos
cases TO obtain decisions much more speedily thau
where al communication and other necessary dolan
must DO conducted through the mails.
To this end solicit you to forward to us any or
all cases ofsuch character You may nom time % time
have presented, aud, as Is our custom We viii fur.
nish you with all the necessary blanks, and when
required, instructions.
No charge made in any case unless successful.
Address; CHARLES II. GREEN,
No, 81 Cherry Street,
Nashville, Tenn
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PAY Our TENNESSEE MONEY ONLY
Gold, Silver, Greenbacks, Kentucky, In
diana, and Ohio money, now bring quite
large premium when exchanged for
Tennessee money, which can be used
here just as we'll as Northern funds; and
lime and money can be saved by selling
your Southern currency even at a large
discount and using Tennessee money in
making purchases. These exchanges can
be made on the best terms at the Lasur-
1aet Exchange and Banking Office of w. j.
MARI, on College street, just below Union
.NOv4-lm
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MONEY MARKET, &c.

OFFICE OF THE LOUISVILLE JOURNAL,
SATURDAY, November S, 1862. I
There was more frmness in the money market
yesterday, but no actual change in prices The
and holding at 3l@32 q cent. silver is unchanged
at 2O@22 % cent buying and 25@26 u cent premium
selling. The ruling rate Offering for Demand Notes
was 23M24 70 Ceut premium. Eastern exchange is
dull, the bankers buying at Il IS cent discount and
drawing New York at par TO u premium. The
general market is dun and unchanged.
F1oUR AND GRAIN-FlUur dull with sales extra az
IS 6Od5 70. Wheat is firm, with sales 2 900 bushels
at 9Oc@Sl 90 for red and prime white Oats 4O043c
in bulk. Sales OF corn at 40c for ear and 42C for
shelel Sales Of barley at 81.
CuEFsE-Quiet, with sales 90 boxes Western Re-
serve at 10%@llc.
GROCERIEs-Sales hhds New Orleans sugar at 1917
@l2s4c is bbs at l2l2@l3c; 10 bbls crushed al
l515c and II bbs New York molasses at G2c. Coffee
Is higher with light sales Rio at 335@34c. Sales of
rice at &c. Sales OF soda at 794c.
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In an article urging the propriety of
constructing railroad from the interior
of Kentuky to the Cumberland Gap, the
Lexington Observer and Reporter says
that, when the Confederate army took
possession of Lexington they got, we
should think, at least 100000 worth of
stores, besides arms sufficient to arm 49,
000or 20,000'men They also got immense
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Aashpille Aniun.
Daily Connection with the Louis
vlIlo Railroad.


TEALEY & SWAN are again in the field
with their large Passenger Wagons for
Mitchellsville and Franklin, Ky.
Everybody wishing to go should APP
ply early every day TO secure seats for
next day OF Passengers called for at
their residences at o'clock, AM.
TEALEY & SWAN,
NoV13-tf No 8 College street.
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THEATRE.-We did not attend the
Theatre last night, but are informed that
the attendance was large, and that the
performance gave entire satisfaction
The bill for tonight is attractive. We
expect to see a crowded house.
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SEEING TIE WH1sTLE.-A well dressed
lady from the country recently called at
the Historical Rooms in Hartford, and
after inspecting the other curiosities, re-
quested TO be shown the lobistle which
Franklin paid too dear for, as she had
been informed it was kept there. The
attendant, though slightly taken aback
al first, rallied in time to exhibit an an
cient pitch-pipe which happened to lie
near,
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DR.. Kings Dispensary
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

DR.. KING, formerly OF New York, 10
AK 49, the last four years OF Louisville, Ky.
and who has devoted his Attentonio
the treatment Of private diseases for 30 years aRtter
himself, having attended 70 practice for 80 mani
years, and cured 90 many thousands, be s enabled
cure all diseases Of private nature, matter how
bad they may be from njudici0us medical treatment
or from neglect Of their own, Dr. Kings DspensaTv'
No 20 Deaderck street. between Cherry and square
econd story where be cures a diseases Of private
nature.
GOnorhea cured without nAuseOus medicines or In.
erieTeuoe with business
Structures OF old or recent date eneotusly cured
= few days, by operation which causes no PAIN
Where Structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps no disease cauBca more mischief and under
mines the constitution 80 much.
syphilis, with all the diseases OF the skin gTOwnf
out Of neglect or bad treatment, can be efeotuAlly
cured IN few dHyo
Seminal Weakness. attention having been
given 10 this disease and all the consequences growing
Out Of IL, brought IN many cases by the destructive
habits Of incOnsiderate youths, and excessive indul
gence Of the passions, neglect OF which will under,
mine the constitution rendering the subject annt for
bus ness or society, and eng premature old age
Females who may be abOring with any difficulty
be Womb may rest assured immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating theil
case, with aiee enclosed, direct 70 Dr. A. King, NOl
Deacorck street, NASHVILLE, 1cun Will have the neces
stry medicines sent "a tier address. Once hOal
iron o'clock n the novn'nE aotii ? 10 The evening
ulYin-iadhwi~
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Mails.

The mails have at last renewed their
visits, several wagons loads arriving
Tuesday evening. Yesterday evening
the delivery of letters commenced. The
public will remember that the accumuls-
ton of mail matter is so large that its
distribution is necessarily delayed We
may expect daily mails hereafter.
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We are under many and lasting obi
cations TO Mr., HENRY LESTER, of the 51st
Illinois Volunteers, for a variety of late
Cincinnati, Chicago and Louisville pa
pers.
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Both branches of the City Council meet
this evening in Convention, at three
o'clock, TO elect three Deputy Marshals,
Chief Of the Fire Department, and City
Attorney. Let every member be pres
.ent.
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DOUBTFUL-wILD CAT.
Refuse the Issues of all Banks
mentioned below.

The following Tennessee Banks are broken, Of
have been wound up and their Notes, IL any ar,
out, are utterly worthless;
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville
Central Bank of Tennessee, at Nashville
Farmers and Mechanics Bank at Memphis
Mechanics Bank, NJ Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, at Memphis
Exchange Bank, at Murfreesboro
Miners and Manufactured Bank, at Knoxvill
Bank Of East Tennessee, at Knoxville.
Bank of Trenton, at Trenton.
Bank Of Jeilerson at cambridge.
Bank of Claiborne, at Tazewell.
Bank Of Tazewell, at Tazewel.
Lawrenceburg Bank, at Lawrenceburg.
Citizens Bank, at Memphis.
Bank of America, at Carksvilley
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If WM. b. CRUsN is in the city, he
Win please call on B. NJ. CULBERsroN, Co
E., o. Reg. o, ", in EdgeGeld.
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Strayed or Stolen,

A BAY HORSE, WITH THREE WHITE LEGS,
N white streak on the forehead, heavy name and
tail no marks. Any person giving information Of
the above named horse will receive liberal reward
for such, by calling on Broadway, between College
and Cherry streets.
N. D. YERSY,
Lieut.. and Quar;ermaster LIST Ind'p't Vols.
NOv7-Iw@
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TO all the Military Departments In
the District of the Ohio.

IN AND AFTER TIE let DAY or JULY 1862,
OWul open an Ofice az he ~ Cloud Hotel 10 Nash.
vince Tennessee, and one on Man street, opposite
the Gauit Hous IOusvlle, Ky, for AN transaction
OF boei in this department, f0r three months from
July lEt 1862. CHARLES KAHN. Jr.,
Beef Contractor Tor the District OF Ohio
y. B.-Highest Market Ir.ce pad fOr good cattle
iulyl-du
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RELTING.-LEATHER AND GUN. for
ID sale by wa Lyon
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15
DAVENPORT, Aug. IA, 1862.

OAVkNPokT, aug. II, 1904,
General Order No. 100.
I. In order that tho Southern Border Brigade
shall not bo an unnecessary expense to the State
it is directed that not more than ten men shall be
detailed for special service from any company in
any Battalion unless there yhe IN actual invs-
sion, and then the additional force must be ordered
out by tie Major of tho B .ttaliion, and in every
case full report must be made to tho Governors
with q statement Of the facts upon VII oh the ad-
ditiona forces was ordered into tho fold, ard the
officer making the order will be held responsible
for the correctness Of his statements and actions.
IL. No person who has left Camp Heron with
out leave Of absence or furlsugh, will be allowed
to enlist for any new regiments or organization,
and if any recruiting officer shall enlist such per-
SON, said officer will be refused any commission in
any con pany Of this State. Every mastering Of
hcsr in the State will be notified of this order,
and be requested to refuse muster to all such de-
sertsrs from Camp.
III. All absentees Of the companies known Is
Capt Secrest's or Capt Parksrs will export them
selves at once to Camp Heron. st.- i.
w. No transfers from one company organised
in this State for the U. S. service, will be allow
cd prior to mastering except ON the consent Of the
Adju,aut General.
The senior officer of every Camp in this State is
directed to that these orders are strictly en-.
forced, and to arrest any soldier who attempts to
pass the lines Of the Camp without the permits
sion of the commander, endorsed BY said senior
officer Of Camp.
BY order of the Commander-in.Chief.
N. b. BAKER,
Adj GenI of Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15
Fom Cairo.

CAIRO. Oct. Ia.
The following dispatch was received here to-
day:
Bsieadier General Tattl.:
You will please send no more ccntrabands or
colored persons to Illinois until further orders.
(Signed) EN-. STANTON,
Secy Of War.
The divisions Of Gems. Rosecranz, Hamilton and
Stanley have returned to Corinth. They are to
be reorganised. This will not occupy, it is tho't,
more than three weeks at the farthest.
Gen. Hurlbut has changed his headquarters
from Bolivar to Jackson, and Gen. Lsmon is in
comm and at Bolivar.
The 2sth Illinois lost in the battle Of Ha'chie,
in killed and wounded, 1O7 Lieut.. Donsll was
killed, and Lieut.. Estell wounded.
The 2sth started South Yesterday orning. with
a fag OF truce and 400 prisoners to exchange.
They expect to g. t. Hol Springs.
A body II mounted rebels supposed to number
abou' 500, we're seen near Bolivar yesterday. A
force was scnt after them,
Gen. Ve,ch was not wounded, as has been re
ported. The only injury he received was . ball
that struck his belt and glanced of.
Gen Oglesby passed through here this morning
on his way home.
The following dispatch has just been received. !.
!. PADucAH, Oct. IA.
To General 7atte:
Ihave inst received the following from Smith
land: The steamer Hazel Dell, just arrived from
Evarsvile,was stopped at that place by large
force If gusrEil.as. The mails, niggcrs good,
wese captured, and several soldiers and officers
werc taken lrisopers. OPERATOR.
The Memphis Bulletin says the late Federal vic
tory at Corinth has quieted all apmehensions of .
rebel attack on Memphis. It will relieve oil
Western Tennessee, allow tho Federal army to en-
ter Mississippi, aud open the whole Territory to
commerce with Memphis
A dispatch to Gov. johnson, dated Danville,
saws the rebels left Camp Dick Robinson, going
south towards Lancaster. The Federals are in
pursuit.
the Federal forces occupy Lexington, which
tho rebels evacuated yesterday.
A large body Of the enemy are reported st
Nicholasville.
It isrumored, but entirely discredted here, that
Buell. yesterday autroundei 80, 900 rtbels and gave
tn em ill o'clock this morning to surrender.
A squad of John Morgan's men surrounded the
house Of Capt Jim. Townsend. late com mmander Of
the Red Ri,er Home Guards, fired CON tne house,
killed his wife, and captured and sho, him.
Granger's brigade. Of Dumonts cops, left
Frankfort for Harrodsburg yesterday. and eaP.ur'
ed near Lawrenceburg, on their route, 20 rebels.
1880 p. N, NO news from the seat Of war.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
From tho Army Of the Potomac.
HEADQUARTERS Army or THE PoroxAc,
Pleasant VALLEY, Oct. 18Th.

The news Of the success Of Stewards raid into
Pennsyl lvania and into the rear OF this army has
Occasionet no unnecessary excitement among the
treop'. When il is taken into confederation that
the Potomse il made fordabls BY . low stage Of
water ut 50 many points, and that the army has .
line of pickets extending from cumberland to
Washington, distance Of $50 miles, il
makes it an easy matter for large rebel force af
cavalry 70 penetrate it The moment the fact that
the rebels had crossed the river At McCoy's Ferry
became known every exer,ion was made that WAS
deemed necessary
The rebels at the mouth Of tho Monocscy at
O'Clock yesterday morning had m .rched rs miles
In ~ hours, without q clange Of hCrses or rest.
At that point while attempting to cross into
Virgins they were repulsed, and nine Of them ia
ken prisoners. Our loss was one wounded.
Stewart, finding hiMseh unable to c. oss here,
moved three miles down the river to Whitesford,
where he made gooi'his escape.
Gen. Pleassnton, whilo pursuing them. lost the
use OF his guns, his horses giving vut from ex
haustion.
1t is believed that the marches, both Of the rsb-
Ell cavalry and our men. are thA most extraordinary
On record, and they showAUUst conclusively the
perfect folly of attempting to pursue cavalry with
infantry.
Orders were sent to the different commanders to
move AMI oc .upy the positions assigned. but un-
fortunately at th is particular time the ority Of
the cavalry force was absent on important duty,st
too great distance to be Of any use 10 folio wing
Stewart. % an occasion Of this kind, infant.y
not being able to mako q lengthy march, is Of NO
practical use, except in guarding fords near st
hand.
Whom Stewart crossed at Mccoy's he had
fresh horses, they having been sent to that
point in advance. His movements after crossing
we're rApid. LIE marched his force 81 miles in IS
hoar-. To accomplish this no had the fresh
hcrses taken from tho citizens Of Pennsylvz mia
from the tim, Gen. Pleassnton, comma ndine .
brigade Of cavalry and one battery, left his camp
until he came up.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15
Foreign News.

New YoRK Oct. IA.
The corresponient Of the London Times. wri-
ting on the l9h Of Sept, says It IS evident that
the decisive battle Of the war is not yet fought.
All that has happened is but the preliminary to
the final onslaught that is to make or mar Nc
Clellan, but that onslaught, end how 1t Will, IS
not likely to make or mar the fortunes Of the Con-
:. derates. He adds that tho resignation or abdi-
Of President Lincoln is debated as matter
The Amy and N"ry Gazette says the South has
t-;ea ,he otrcnsiye aud failed. Tho Confederate
s,mv has shown great daring and much tsnaoify,
init has been bestep. Gen. Mcclellan has shown
that. ls soldier, Is equal to Gen Lee or Stone
Wall Jackson. The division OF the Confederate
forces vasa ef1It mistake. but great Generals
vould have known how to eoDveft that mistake
into disastrous defeat while secosd-rats soldiers
like Mcclellan could only come out wltn fespecsa'
bio success. -.
The expectation Of arms and ammunition from
Eng, nd to America is rapidly increasing.
TIE Increasing shipne IS Of the nrst eignt
months of the ear are valued At 81 100000
The Paris Pas. ie hears from good sources that
nothing is more likely than The recognition Of
the south on the basis Of mpish cd facts very
saon to be on the tapis-Englsnd and France act
ing in concert.
@: Sunday, the 4th, . royal decree will pro-
olsim \ smnesty 70 Garabaldi and his follower,
exceptine on,,v the dsscrters from the royal
army.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15
VERY LATEST.
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
Election Retains.


BusLlsoroN. Iowa. O,s. "a
We are unable 10 obtsin the result Of the
election to-day. the judges having post.
poned counting the votes uutil morning
MUsCArINE Oct. IA.
Bloomington Township, including the city
Of Muscatine. gives the straight Democratic
ticket 35 Usior,ty-eplit- not yet countsd.-
The TOW nehtp il conceded to the Democrats
Township Is Rives II Democrltic majority !:
gath Regiment gives Price . majority vi 3Sl
35,h Regiment gives Price . majority cf III.
>, Bloomington Township, including tho city OF
Muscatine, gives lhsyer, deioo,ratic candidate,
li6 .j"rity over Pnce, republican. Returns
come in slowly from the county, but indicate .
heavy republican maj Gritty 10 the district.
tlUsuoUs. Oct. IA.
The vote will not be counted ton sh..
KkoKuK. Oct IA.
The Demscratic maj ,rity IN th,s csty avsra
ges forty on State ticket. Wor rich. Dsmc-
crat, Tor Congress. lsads Wilson. Republican.
"a.
LANoAsTER. Oct. IA
Thadeous Stevens Is reelected TO Congress
Cy over 5000 ma jority.
The Uoion State ticket 10 etill larger. There
is great rejoicing over the result.
CISotNNArI- Midnl lght-Oat. IA.
The election passed off very quietly. Tb .
Pendleton, Democrat. present member from
the lst district. is re-. risctsd. Long, Demo.
crat, in the 2l district. prob, bly, bsats Gurlsy.
INDiANAPoLIs. Oct. IA.
The vote polled here 10 day 10 much larger
than ever polIsd IN this city. The Union
ticket will have about 200 majority, which
10 a snail gain.
Terrshauts city gives Scott. Union. for
CoLgres. $50; Voorhies, Democrat. l,176-
gain for Union ticket
Returns up to IL. 'clock indicate the follow
ing result: For Congress-l.t district. List
lows Dem q district. Craven. Dem; 81
diet, Damn, Unon. probably very close 4,h
d,strict. Holman. Dem; 6th dist let. Julian.
U1ion !; eth, indianapolis district, Brig Gen'l
E. Dumont, Union. by 1000 majority ; 7th
district. d. w. Voorhiss, Dem; 9Th dis rict,
Orth. Union 9th district. Colfax. Union 10Th
district, ..chell. Union llth, Shauks. Union.
The State ticket will be close--the Union
men claim a small majority.
PuTsBURGu. Oct IA.
The election passed of quietly here. though
with considerable spirit. Pittsburgh gives
Morehead, Union. l O4s over Hamilton, D m i,
for Congress; Aleghany City. Williams. In
ion. ,1lS m jority over Leighter Dem. Is
country districts give Morehend 500 majority.
The ettire county will probably 81 ca Union
majority Of $4,000. Westmoreiand. six die.
tricts. including Greenahnrg. give d, mocrst.
ie msjority Of $40; gsiri over Foster. ls5
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA.
The election is proceeding quietly in this city,
but heavy vote is being polled. notwith standing
the great number of voters absent in the field.
The Union mon are active and sanguine.
The election to-day in this city proceeded
uery gu etly. From the returns received up
20 half past eight. the Democrats concede that
Mayor Henry, the Union candidate. has 5000
mBlOrity.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15
NUMBER 300.
Later from Europe.

Sr. JoHss N. p. Is.
The Asia from Liverpool Ash vie Qaesnr own
9th passed Csps Rscs thisp. n. for halifax asd
Boston.
A summary Of her news Vas obtsihed which 10
two days later, but contains nothing Of Import.
ancs.
English papers eontisss 70 continent the
N"ftn ios their EFFORTS In Maryland. and a-gus In
favor Of The most promising result, theeefrom.
Paris bourse was mu xciied, and on the Ath~
ins' rertes closed ., TT
The following is . list OF the American ships
which have been des roysd bv the rebel pirate
A'hambra ard 290 uear "E orcs ;" Tho Ocnul-
gee, O.can Rover. Alert, Osceola, Cruiser. Ocean
Cruiser, Rem Tucker, Westher Gusee, Admiral.
Blake, Alhambra and the ste mer Starlight.
The Aus rslasia from n. F., arrived at Queens
town on the 4th.
American securities inactive.
Mas n and Slisell had written TO the French
jonrnsls. stating that they had no official knowl-
edge Of their roca!l.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15
DIE D..

On the 18th inst, IMOGENE L., only child Of
NErTIE E. and REUBEN ). PRICE, aged one year.
Funeral, Wednesday, the 18th inst, from tho
house Of l. II. Lears, Esq, Bridge Avenue, at 3
o'clock P. N.
"Shs is not dead-the child of our affee.ion-
e. But gone unto tn hat school
Who're she no longer needs cur poor protection,
And ChIist himself doth rule.''
Not as child shall We again behold her,
~ For when with raptures wilt
In our embraces We again entold her,
She will not be child"
"But fair maiden, in her Fathers mansien
Clothed with cslsstislgf grace,
And beautiful with all the SOULS expansion,
Shall We behold her face"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-15
From Washington.

As0bN0IVNe O0ts Zoe
A rumor hss been eurreat to.night that .
large force Of the rebels had crossed into Mary
land and been defeated. There 10 mot word
Of truth In the report.
Il is said thst the failure to arrest the e.
csps u Stuart and his rebel cavalfy 10
their bold dash into Psnns ylvspis through
Maryland, 10 attributed to the division com
mauder ct PoolesviIs. 10 whom instructions
bad been sent By Mcclellan. stating tbst Str>
art would probably retreat upon the line
which be subseq qaently psrsusd. sod suggssk
"a . disposition Of forces which would r =
his passage across the Potomae. A l6oct Il.
vsstigs'ios is nov being sondqfsd assIesise
With view Of fixing the gpsd.
punishment whore it is y made public it 10
From the fasts a)1 took proper msassses
evident that nscern Of Ssesrt 70 Vissisia.
- prevent s,ooss BE- With The seboedisAes
snd shsIe isilsd . obey ~ ssdses = lellew
smss Ssegsotiees,