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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-04
Letter from Gen. NcCI~lian-The valer Of
PrMn.l lNania AcknoM i-dxed.

From the harrisburg Telegraph, Oct. 81
The following letter viii explain itsait:
Headqucrt:rs Army 81 The Potomac,
Shcrpsbnrc, SEPT. %, iSte. (
Governor: L beg Ia avail myself of almost
the first moment Of leisure have had since the
recent battles, 20 tender 10 You my thanks for
your wise and energetic action in calling out
the militia OF Pennsylvania for ifs defence,
when Threatened by numerous and victorious
army Of the -nrmy. Fortunately circumstances
rendered Il impossible tor the enemy TO set foot
upon the soil OF Pennsylvania, bu; tia moral
support rendered 10 my army hy Your action
WIS none the less mighty. In the name of nv
army, and for myself, again tender TO you our
Acknowledgements for your patriotic course.
The manner IN which the people OF Ppnnsyi-
Nania expended 20 your call. and fastened TO
The defense q: their frontier, no doubt exarc,-@f
great influence upon the enemy
am, very respectfully aud sincerely yours,
GkogGE Il. MCCLELLAN,
Major General T.. - A
His EHcrllpncy A. CT. CURTIN, Governor of
PennSy ivania.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE C0NTENDiNG ARMIES kES-
TltEI.
4 Battle ,Retween them Immi ~ nt--Th-
two Armies Close Togethsr-The IL che =
swear they will not swN Away. -

Louisville, Ky, Oct. 3.--.The Rebels began
to fortify Frankfort, bat they are now repre-
secuted as.evacHating it. Few ofthe enemy are
found in tina, direction. To-day there has been
constant s!,irIniShinC on tho iIariStown turn
pikr. near Mount Washington. The Rrhc!s ar"
reported a being Ir,H.c strong the southern
bank Of The cas: fork OF Salt river. They are
fortifyng their positions among hills and re-
cCiving OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, some say n high
a, 81, 500 men.
Our advance occupies the northern hank of
the river, and is waiting to-day for the main
body o; OUT army 10 com" up. fight j. an-
ticipated tomorrow, a. the Rebels swear that
they viii any further away, and our
army intends 10 advance and rivr them battle.
Gen. Dunou'. OF Indiana, LET, Tor the iiria to-
day.
Later.
Capt. Hartley, of The !,h Indiana cavalry.
SAYS HAT the enemy claim 3a,HJ troops on the
East Forl, OF Salt river. A battle IL certain on
the morrow In In" skir,nisl."s 10 day we had
two men killed and t.n Wounded Enr,ay's
los unknown. 4 great many deserter- are
coming III from the Rebel lines.
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GUERILLAs, IN WEST EEN EIIGlNiA-3Iaior
humphrey, Paymaster, returned to t.r city
EiSt eve ming after u long trip through Western
IT%inia. III" reports that the rebels are pretty
thick III the frontier countirs where they are
doing all the evil they can. They 20 at3Dur in
squads stealing horses and provisions The
people IN me mountain counties are almost i'm
poferlshcd. They have literally nothing 10
cat II ne guerilias seem 10 be creeping up to-
wards the North Western Railroad Only a
DAY or two ago two of Capt. Peirpoint's men
vino were ont OH picket duty were captured by
euerillas. The day Major Purnri,rry left
Phillip Tor tins city. he was chased bv a band
OF rebels. Having considerable um of money
IN MS possession the Major did not fell like en-
Ioyiny AN Interview with our ssSouthern
hrrthrrn," and consequently made extra speed
Uhccii6y {u',UiGrncPr. Oct. 2d
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IMPORTANT FIoa WINCuEsTEE: AMI THE
REHEL ARMY OF THE P0ToM AC.-Thc surgeon
Of one OF the New I'm gland regiments reached
Washington on Thursday, having LETT VIM
chester yesterday. where he was held as a
prisoner. lia states that the main body of the
Rebel army liz, between Winch.s ter and Mar
tin-surg, with pick-ts extended nearly to Har-
per- Ferry, though Charlestowni is unoccnpird
III any force. The Confederate officers freely
Acknowledged thar the Rebel army was very
much damoraliz-d b-cause Of lis distance from
provisions and clothing. for both of whiri, they
Stood IL great need. He also con firms the re-
ports OF the Richmond papers that imIIi?n
number OF s'ragCirrs, disabled and nAh.rwi>n,
are passing down the valley of Virginia. whom
the Proves Marshal OF Wiuchcs ter was unable
10 GC:'in for want OF Il proper cavalry forc...
III" people were almost III Il furnished c0ai-
'ion. and in Winchester orr army would b..
gladly hailed with satisfaction. rs the people
could tia L obtain from It tl. lies OF life.
Al! iiir ;ck and BAGGAGE was being sent 20 iha
rear, and This lnoN einent WAS regarded - iut-
eating tina; ;hH Rebel army int. nCi.'d rotr. At
10 so,:;'' better b;is" OF supplies IL Waterford,
opposite FONT OF Eock-, Rebel force. appeared
yesterday. and drove OFT all tho CItti. aud
horses. ald Impressed every man they found
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LOCAL NEWS.

P"LICE.-Tha ThirdW ard patroiimen reported
yesterday - Henry Iourhran, threats dis
missed. For having conc-al,.d wrapsn,: fined
SLIP. Jas. Ward was turned over to tiit. IN l.
itary. Ci:as. Thomas. malicious mischief, fined
$50. Jas. Reilly, de>erter; turned over 10 ,niI-
i'ary. Gilbert Curtis, larceny; Jail Tor court
Mar. Jones. III al angry moment. slapped a
p1trom1n IN the face, and oth-rs ise abused
him, 10. which she was taken 10 the station
house. SLe ran away from the station. but was
rrtak'1, and this morning committed To th..
oriii:ous- by Justice THOMPSON.
III" Fourth Ward patroinen reported yesier-
Gay-.!:is. krnnal!y, fighting: fined 81 Also,
fcr contempt Of the magistrate; srut To i;liI.
MargaIe; kCTHlily, resisting an officer: fined
-i."l. Johanna kennally, do: do. ~. Phillip
iiGasiem3n, assault and battery: dismis>r,!-by
JUStiC" Dom.
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OUR MILITARY HTDC GET
TIE FRONT.

Yesterday morning. III" nearest pom 10 " ash
iU-'on =, which fhCrc WIS known 10 he 4 reS,'!
in sTnis Was at Raprahannock Station, on the
Grange and Alexandria railroad, hity miles out
from A!rvanGria. where there i 4 picket gu ard,
hardly larger, PIE SII:nP, than WAS kept tnsro
fer SOM months after their ori-iaalrya:u don
Of Manassas; Warr"nton, Thoroughfarr Gap
and I..--Dur% bling known 10 b" free from .heir
rrs-"nc".
.;Eror~s tn" Nv York T''"S' i III error IN
representing tina; . hrIcad" OF M'Ci Hans
infantry day or TWO since drove foHr thoII-
said Irhcl cavalry out o: L""shUrc, - there
has not been rebel picket ii"r", w. have
rc:S To believe, since small force Of cavalry
With two pieces OF artillery, drove Ia" small
cay;lry force OFT that Lee Ir:r there or croSSi@-
INTO NaTN land.
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.rr,ipSIP RIYER

Core pond-nca OF the Phiiad"iphi Inquirer
BOLIVAR HKIGHTs, near Harp"r'S Ferry,
Nd, Oct. 2.-Returning to this point alter an
ab--pce of a Coupl. of day, "" nut 'iie sauna
aUirrudr~ when We tstt. Not the slightest
moycHssnt of any kind has been or IL being
madc;-1Ec, rs far * we can discover, none ara
,,oint Our belief isthat Gen. sumner, with q
I,ortop-of his old troops and -"m" n"w1ones
hich will he sent him, VIII remain Ut this
point peril rs tall late in The winter, holding 1t
a. base for supplies and for futur" operations,
Will. tho>.. veteran troops Who were under
him, and - Will performed their parts upon
the Penin- ,ia, viii doubtless b. assigned, 10
one Of til" corps upon oar r!Sht ana i"i;-
II which points active preparations are being
made tor az advance.
All the WAY up from Washington 10 TIL
Relay House, and from tn" latter point west,
upon the Main Stem, to the Monocacy, we
passed any number of troop trains, Az coming
this way, and all headed with ardent. earnest
ard bray. defenders O.: The tnionand me Con
eti'ution, A. far a. we can Earn p"' TWO
To-. ,mant> have arrived At this point, most Of
IN, III St0pIiT at TIC. MoHocacy. and from there
AZ marched 10 different points. the majority
going towards SharpSburg and " i!!lamSport
ell Of which AZ" indications that, shoiid wc
here r-,nsn inactive, work i soon TO b. don"
.i-.V l,.rr.
Late in tho afternoon OF yesterday rumorS
were III. 10 The effect that tho rcb2.S had gain
crossed or w"r, about crossing into Maryland,
from 4 point opposite Lees burg, ana that Il
brigade IRON, General Williams division had
been >-nt io intercept them. As hrln@ had been
heard in that direction during In. afternoon.
We thought that possibly th,'r. might pa soma
truth III the rUmOrS; bU; after dilgent inquiries
learn that no brigade had been sent that far
down tho rivrT-t!iat the general impression
WIS that thrrr were no rebels 4: or near VIM
chester. nor has there been for 4 week, and that
tho firing heard was but some one OF orr many
batteries in that direction dischargirg their
pieces OF at target practice. We only give this
sample of the many runors " Inch al.
always on the wing in an idl" camp.
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From New Orleans.

NEW York, Get. 3.-Tha steamship Marion
arrived at this port to- might, from New Orleans
on the 18TH Via hey West the 23:h ul:.
She brings S252.0tn i'll specie.
Gen. Eu.lrr had ordered ali the cti Z.nS OF
New Orleans, male and female, TO take tn. oati,
Of allegiance by the ist Of October. Oh pain o:
Imprisonment and the com!isca.iun OF iarir
property if they refused or neglected 10 do 50
A gang of twenty CurrIi.:iS, from above Ebar-
Vile, had voluntarily surrendered to th.
United States forces.
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NEGRO rHisuNERs IN RICHMOND

In the Richmond Wing of the Goth ult. Gen.
Windrr publishes 4 lis: OF about hundred ne
crc.-s confined III the military prisons in Rich
m0nd of whom twenty ar" from tn. fra. States.
Among III" names enumerated are the follow
ing from Washington city: Isaac Webster.
Samuel Hill. John Clarke, Chas. Montgomery,
snd Samuel Hill-all designated as free" in
hn L.
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sS-On Thursday las; ParSon Broyrnlow adj
dressed an audience o. fifteen thousand N
Ir'roi;, or the war He approved Mr.. Lin
coins proclamation OF enanci patio:.. and stated
tia! TIE Rebels WIRE contemplating similar
acton, ana 70 become colonies Of England
Gen CasS occupied a scar upon the stand, and
NJ the conclusion expressed his approval of
Fi.. Bow nToy. : REMARKS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-04

CALIFORNIA SESATOR.-key. Thomas Starr
kinS has been named aS n candidate for United
STATES senator from California TO succeed Mr.
i.itham In such an event the case of Mr.
ring VIII be- somewhat analogous to that OF
IIr John A. Curly, OF Cincinnati, who il q,
'niV'rSatiSt clergyman. lie is said TO be an
acl!Yr polemist: and when noiun:itrs! for Con :
gTGSs, an old methodist demonstrated with a
pictirr Icr supporting for Office Il man that did
not believe III hell. II do not mind that At al
was iie reply: Mr.. q grly viii not ba IN Con :
hCIII1 $3.50 ~ ~ =" -
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hi-E II THE FRI Z OF LAGER BEEE-OvInc
to The rrct.:it National tax uuo, rho -, ~. ,.S
beN'rdE". !; has been HCid.d nv tha yariom.
br-weri'-s III the city OF Philad-i,ni:, Ia r.,,Sa
The price from SIX dollars and half ,,er harra,
10 seven dollars and a half per barr, M
amount o. Increase is, however, n ,ar1norary
exponent only, and IT may ultimately DO GOV,
sit::rrd necessary 10 raise the cost per harrI ~
sigh' dollars ana haf Six cents glass il i,
believed, W Ill be the retail price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-04

81 From the we'll known map publisher. J.
L L!oyd, II! broadway, n. Y, We have copy
CT his Gew and accurate nap OF Virginia.
Mary Wand, and Pennsylvania. Also from the
same s:;-rprisinc II.ap publisher, have an
excellent map Of the Lower Mississippi river
-iv.n ST. LOUIS 10 the Guif OF Mexico L.oy5t's
r:aps are Invaluable TO all who would keep
themselves posted 10 localities connected
with arr;y mOyPmrnf.
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- z rceonnoi!rrinS force recently left Suf-
foik, Virginia, and went as far inland rs the
village of Zuni, on the Blaclwa,rr river, where
askiTMish Occurred with uninportan; results
Entertainments are being thrown mp around
Suffolk. and the troops there feel able 10 defend
i; again; fifty thousand men.
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IATEtT.
REBEL CAVALRY VISIT LEESBCRG On 4
RECON hoIsSANCE.

A; noon to-day !; was aso"r;ainod an this city
that the rebel force 1t Rappahann0ck station
H. three regiments of inf utry and two Of cav
AIRY. Their present Grty i. pairoIing the south
bank of ia" ri,-I, from The SPRING to below
KaIfy's Mills. s'.
A report WAS also received II noon io-zay,
laying that yesterday afternoon a small body
OF rebel cavalry entered Lacsburg, on 4 recon-
uUis>ance.
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THE MONITOR

The Monitor has been moor-d under III"
shcars ~ the Navy Yard. preparatory TO giving
bIr g general oV-rhaulng.
II ordcrto prevent diSappointmcn'w we would
state that no visitors are allowed in til. yard
the guard passing none through The gate hut
tiio>e having passes or business with the on
CaT-. Quite a number Who went to See the
ircnClad this morning were turned hack 1T the
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New SiIIP-nI--y X aE-Commadora y.udar
hiit - cohH eiting the noble steamship Wander
hiii- which ne lately gave TO the United ,>ta,a.
Tnicrnirn;, into q man-O:-war She IT-,u
carry some twelve guns Of heavy c;,iihre and
VIII be fastest war vessel attOat Sha vii
PROBABLY he employed 20 chase priyataar.
hateNer sh- seeS she can catch tn
'ahcrThiit has THREE hundred m.n working on
'v''To al h"r and viii d. ready 10 r-c-i,.. I,.r
I =, II: Ia. coursr OF frw Ga.s AN.,g
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TIE LAST E.NCiSE TIL" Eivria iO.) D.ino-
crat gives the follow ing: Every rA pcdi;nt has
been rS>or'rd 20 by some person. to avoid q
;:IaIt. Hi" --latest dodge hiy: heard related
l. told OF on" who. having bean examined for
various Diseases and pronounced sound as TO
all of them, i"ll back upon the morals of the
question. and declared a draft 70 be inmora |
and unconstitutional, brcGH:r IL is a game Of
CrHD.a -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-04

EETha Star OF Yesterday abuses the PcDDlJ:-
c'H for quoting from the New York Times. and
giving due credit: and In the same number il
apprCpTi.iirS an important letter from OIL. of
the T:HeS special corr ,ondPntS. =; Warri.u
ton, and gives no credit. Which l. most honor
able .-Repsblicca.
Th' star quoted the letter mentioned precise
l. - !: found il in :: Baltimore paper without
a"y eoI;rce from which II was taken designated
T.S s...iE. aIliablr neighbor!
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sy Tier" il not IN appropriated man IN TIA
Nion who Wll not re- pond 20 tI tiinriI: az
tn ~. Louis R"pUhiiCan when II SAYS ". ar.
AWAY. sure oftiic truth when Cen. Mcclellan
writes q dispatch. No painful rs follow the
i'rrIis! o: his r;':,or:g 10 :iIN GOVERNMENT one
do"> not have tii. lag L Of the Cum'namdu-
General thrust pompousiy in hs face. |. i
not II did this. or pursuant 10 lag orders
bUt Sen. A. OF Gen. IL. accomplished tl,i> o.
that. AID 9Th" troops prtvi's ma yniticcntiv'
Mci l"llan's lnod">ts is u i"w al.- Lo"iSriH.
.;p;.yyyI!
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RELEASED

Vincent Il. Jackson, who was arrested on
Thursday, on the charge OF giving coa,rahaud
information to The Rebels during his la,c i'm :
pri>cnm-nt IN Richmond, &C., was released nv
the Proves. Marshal yesterday. by giving Sc
CuTity 20 appear whenever required.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-04

HEEEAEoCTs or THE REBEL GENERALS
We iaEii li;., Gea. IongS,reetis maxim. his
>ids a tli- residence OF Charles Jas Fauiknar
~ ',ai n,ouLg; Gen i.er stops with DIR
hammond, at North Mounta;n. and $50
van Jackson continues about lin spotS.' n.
itrr:ofcT".-TissijHJ; rqHS
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Sotirr 10 News Agents.

News agents wi:L The army under command
cl General Mcclellan and the forces in and
aroans, Baltimore. in the West OF South. should
send ,ii.iT orders for the STAR TO Henry Tay
Tor, Agent for the Washington Star, sun Iron
Building, Baltimore, Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-04

r. An Irish recruiting sergeant lately r.Iat
Henry Ward Brtcirr ;imt! asked him 10 enlist,
iS"cii'T asked the sergeant il he Intended to in
suit hIn. He replied, :. No. sir: I came her. 10
enlist YOU, II possible, under thu fla. hold in
ny h;Iud-ih" Stars and StripnS-;hn flag that
il'> ;ciN"n shelter To the oppressed of all IA
lions. The aho:tionist replied. e. Yom know
sir. do not want TO cnlisi: you are Il sipuu-
dryl fOT - king lna ~ do So"
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sS IN -. Joseph. Mo, family OF soldier
c;. h' 'Aiirii.tl under amy circumstances. from
u house belonging - known >ecess ioni-ts. and
The order says that ;il threats and abuse used
TO Brighten the families Of persons occupvin,
hou."S aforesaid, 30 that they may leave. The.
same. w!! snliicc: the parry uSin;y said ;,bu-
siV" language 10 arrest
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" The new Turkish Minister OF Finance
80 i.'''''' discovery hici, corning from Con-
';;n'!Ioile, - almost mIJ--,cuio,,. H. ~. @
a:'iil iyun:i iarr quantity O! gold and sIIy..r
ON IN fh' Turkish Excheti u.r This tr,.aSr,rr
iofr' which l. estimated at about 1 ,;a, sgv,
.PwaTGs OF Il century.
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4 spy nHlIENT N

Thi> morning, one of Gen. Hallrck's scouts
brought IN a man named Hiram Mckinney
who was arrested yesterday near Lersb burg. on
the charge OF being spy IN the service. Of the
Rebels. He was taken before the Provost
marshal, who sent him 10 the Old Capitol
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l'YOm New Mexico.

KANSAS CITY, no, Oct. 3-Tha Santa F.
mail. with dates 70 the I'D u.t., has arrived
The uuws Ia unirnpor'ani- The passengers re-
port all quir, along N,c route.
Governor Connolly, who has been affected
with painful intirmity for snunber Of years,
goes East to prOcur" surgical aid During his
absence Secretary Army attends to the eA.cu-
tive duties OF the territory.
General Carleton arrived 1t Slnte Fa on the
10th and ass umrd command OF The Department,
vice tIrn. Canhy, vino hats been relieved.
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nS-i' IS stated bS Western paper that Gov
ernor Morton, of Indiana, has ordered that
forty pr cent, Of the Quak.rs Of the State be
assessed for enrolment, and those drafted are
70 go or 10 pay two hundred dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-04

~ woman Of fashion. NJ Paris. racantiv
'f"'- n, uiir4ulSO Deal l";:"r 20 I@7 :. S,Si
tn'i' iti'C; >Ooii afterwards burned L. - tI,:,,
ifieiid called 70 see hc-. Ba; her husband
'und me sheet OF Liottins paper oSrl by hi.
re, c"cirhrrrd tiIC transferred word, OF the
't-I. - Hr n9" Claims u legal separation OH
} . ground OF her naughtinas-
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eE Ti:r ranks Of Gen. Corcoran's Legion,
nov at Camp Scott. are fast filling up. There
ar" now four regiments At that place. and a
Hi:h l. III course of formation The General
daily visits the camp and attends personally 10
III" wants and necessities OF his men. and liuon
his appearance is received with heartfelt, cheer.
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~ Gen Sherman PUBLISHERS a letter in the
Memphis Bulletin OF Sept. 81, in V high IL says
.Il'it ci'zrns suffering any wrong or. malignity
IRON soldiers or officers should report the of
tthdrf az headquarters, and assuring them that
'F VIII punish, Ia the extent OF military law
ir -, :, =. - tYi.i:a.tid convicted y. piuuGsr
ING o. invading priys:r property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-04

A Coon DEED.-Mrs. Lincoln has distributed
a'-2Tt On thousand pounds or grapes 20 the in
i;;atre oi iii" various hospitals about the c.ty
du-ins the past week.
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Y(0lD EDITION;
THREE O'Clock P. n.
LATEsrfRoMrP RIVER.
GEN LIE PREPARING tn RETREAT, aCc08-
DING TO THE REPORT OF DESERTERS

p"."ri.rs aud prisoner, coming within oar
hn.~ at Harper Perry IN the last foriy-aight
hour, seem Ia agr'. that Gen lee l. now
making every prrparatinn 10 rctroa; with his
whole army 80 LOON - Gen. Mcclellan NAV
move aSainst him. We give thoIr story tor
wha, IL may hc worth only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-04

s- The official organ OF the Gar, the In
Na!ii!t Ru>>r. announces most unexpectedly u
reduction OF til" Russian army .;iNty soldiers
of every initiation of the Guards. and about
twenty OF the infantry, are to b.. immediately
diSC!iiT 2-GG, and :tboUt twice the number S"nt
or turlough. The reduction will amount al
together 20 some fifty thousand men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-04

Prom the publishers Peterson 4 Bros.
Philadeiphia, through ShiIlington Odaon
B';iiding, We have s.The Trail Hunter''-onr
OF Gr>'avr Aimarti's most spirited stories
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~ fioui FTanck Taylor We have Part - of
rank Moorr's valuable - RrbnIlion Record.
enloei!ished with portraits Of ticn. HcintzIema.
and Ben. McCuilocl
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DEATHS or SrIpIERS.-The following have
br.'T ported since DER last:
jos. ii. tuU:n'r. company u, I6;ii Mass.
Rich'G Ovens, company II. 9-tl Pa
Thcma. M-rha,n. c"Innanr G. III nv m
Daniel CiopaT, company A, ij3d Pa
Jol:n Leg, company II, 9Th Va.
+. Jenkins company ID. Isl y. Y.
W. II. I.atii, company g. 3Ist Pa.
Jacob Pa:slon, company /. 18th v. x
barton Granger. company h. lit Pa. Rifles
+. A. FoSs, company III, 9th n. III.
Corp. John Hiiiingar, company IL, 2ist n. L.
Relatives of Decreased soldiers can b. fur
nished with all the information they desire in
relation TO The burial place Of thnir friends, sc,
b. calling on +. I. Sands, Government under
taker, ala street north
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-04

eE The regular monthly meeting Of the Board
o. Commerce of New York WAS held on Thur
day last. The emily business OF importance oc-
curing was the consideration Of 4 letter re-
C,iy"d from the Secretary o: STATE, enclosing
an extract from dispatch transmitted 20 the
apartment by MIR. Dayton, minister AZ Paris,
al relation 10 the recent official circular con-
CrrHing the price of labor and the cnolunl-nts
81 the military service il The United States
M-. DAYTON, in view OF The iUlmnnsa immigra-
ton likely TO b. thereby encouraged, recon.
rirrd lower charges for the transatlantic pas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-04

Col. EoDEHICK III ATnEsoN.-Thr remains OF
this officer. who commanded the Bed Ne. York
Regiment, formerly the LIST California; We're
brought 10 this city, and r,nbaIiucd nv Drs
Brown and Alexander. The remains We're ia
charge OF Medical Director w. H. Little, and
Wei" accompanied by a number of the officers
of rir REGIMENT The body will lay in state at
the hous- Of Mr. W. Dayton. in this city, until
tomorrow evening, when it Will DE conveyed
10 California for iirrrnrrl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-04

a FAMILY CSCARREL.-A lady called IT the
Str Office :his forenoon TO say that We were IN
error On "Wednesday last III publishing in tlr
police report that party named had b"en ar
rested for .'whippinc his wifr," the charge
being iOr being engaged III ga family quarrel y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-04
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