Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31
War News.

which important, information has been l's
closed. ba. been discovered. The fai'hless
clerk is under arrss, and an invests CATION
will be made.
VERY general satisfaction is expressed a,
The removal Of Gen. Buell. from command
in Kentucky. I, viewed as The besinuin.
OF policy which will clear ,hs array oi d.
A,5ry osor,. Gen. Eo.snerAnI la, MOLLY
earned the honor bestowed in plasins him
Al ihe head Of the Department.
\ recent North Carolina paper states tia,
about 5000 blsSk., oi5ecrci by white men.
have been zen, from camps Of instruction 20
s,rr.,ou lor,iacaiina' and important towns
4 federal force numbering go. with one
Ticce Of artillery, stationed at Waverley,
Tenn. ~ mile. souihwcs, o. Fort Donol.ou,
were attacked BY 500 rebel. on Thur.tay
lat. They were completely rOut'i. Los
81 Killed. - captured ard large number
wounded. oar los. was two killed and two
wounded.
C,a. Curt, report. our operation, in
Arkansl. a, entirely successful. \ battle
with 5000 rsbsl.wa. Tough, near Pea Ridge,
49, inst; the latter we're routed AMI Gems.
Hun, ant ScolGelI IA Pursuit.
cen. Price. Of The Confederate army. s0n
VI cen. sterling Pror, has resigned hi.
commission aul taken he oath oIallrgnu,,,
wai,a hc declare, be shall observe Ia letter
AL .p.rii.
u rumor,i thu, Gen Banks i. about
to grsrurze an important expedition to the
S.u,h. % (which he will have tbe command.
Later account, 'ay De W,!l g to Texas
The Trlbune. special dispatch. dated
Bolivar hci.ht,. Va. 9th. s,y. general
movement Las At last c,mmsnceI \ ror.
TON ct Gsu. G1ru.,Is', troop. len Pleasant
valley Yesterday morning, anI moved down
g. GI.a, G,e T..s, below llarrsr's rsuy.
~H-rr r1otron trli-e i' thrown across
tie Potomac. r., remainder. emtracir:
tire c,rr. under Gen Baru.i!c. will !5,-
low simultaneously with this. tie troop.
a; Shirr.turs, Somp,>'l Of llooscr's Oh
orrr-. now c5umanIol ~ Grn Reynolds,
an Gle corp. Of Cen. T;l John Porter. are
Al.o On The march. They probably sncAmP-
81 last night near the bead Of Pieas.n, Va.
10y
Asrcc.a dispatch % the Ph,laaclrhia
Pre-, Of same date. saws The rebel, c,aeua.
til Winchester. tia, lay, ani u va, sup
ro.si tha, Strasbars va.no, held BY a large
force TIE rebel army is di,ilci into two
h,ii-.. under I,n-,,rsst and Jackson.
Jhrs.1n's column i marching directly to
stanton. who're 10 81. .a,i winter quarter,
have ban imrrlJiseI Lans.;rsoi, At -
thought. novel on GIfI1usv-.ls.
TIE Associated rr,.. t-IA,ch. d 2,th,
nu ihe sIupc, under G,n. PleAs,a,.n,
ll,, yesterday afternoon. encountered tie
so,my With cavalry anl artillery a, Suick-
srs zap. he lo.' one m.a aui Eso hor'e'
by ,ae explosion Of a ,h,.i.
The latest news resolved shows that the
main holy OF the rebel army i euelmP2l
between Bunker Il,ll and MArun.sur:
! ir,in of tventy carr. loaded with hay,
oai. ard corn. was burned on Tue,lay, 1t
IrTtF', Ferry. IL seems % have bc,n
yvirc g, tie sarylessne,s ot the engineer.
Cen. Grant report. the breaking uP II
sa,thsr party o. guer,lIas in Kentucky.
I,r,arro.,l to b, the intention Of ;he
f,l,l. to attack Nashville. \ 5a;slgi in that
,...ai,y . expected.
r., al't auI 2,'h Maine reg Iacn,' have
been detained At New York.
The Navy Dsparimea; Ia. received the
f1lIoNins information The United Safes
fofes- ia sbe Gulf have destroyed tie salI
work. o. the rebels al - Andrew, and ~.
Joseph Bay Both were capable Of making
over 100 Bushels o.! "a, pr day.
The 4 ) steamer Pen1bsco,, on the .2l
inst. captured og shetland Inlet, Y. c.
the Eu.ii.h brig Robert Bruce, Of Aboa,
600 tons burtacu, l1aIsi with clothing.
mcl.ciucs. Sc.
-. LOTS, ocg. g. To MAJOR Geo.
Ila.ees, Gensral-in.Cbigi:- Co!oael Boyd
report, llgt. er success. In Gen. Dayd,1n's
southeast district. Col Lewis, eommaudiu:
tie 81 Iowa, with detachment, from biz.
oSn AMI tie To-, 2ith anl 2iIh Missouri
regiments, With a section q Struggles Bat
irry. attacked 1900 rebels At Putnam Ferry
On tue .1ih, killing several and taking over
forty prisoners. Our troops bshav,d well
) L. CUEIIs, MtJJr General.