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Great Exciiem mt In Baltinore-AP-
rest OF Loyal vi lizeus,

BALTIMORE, Oct. 90 Tho loyal citizens or.
rested last night we're taken on board the steam.
er Baltimore 90 which they proceeded down the
bay to Seven Foot Knoll, where they now lie AZ
anchor at the wharf There was much excite.
meDt. The city police who were at the boat,
were recalled, but we're forced TO remain by
cavalry force. Gov. Bradford reached the
wharf before the departure Of the steamer and
was permitted TO have an interview with Col.
Rich, one Of the priso1ers, who Is an aid to the
Governor. On returning from the wharf the
Governor Immediately telesrsphed to the Pses.
ident, denouncing the arrest as an outrage and
demanding an unconditional release.
Judge Bond also adjourned the Criminal Court
on account Of the arrest OF the Clerk of the
Court and declared his intention TO 20 to W ash.
ingtcn aud SEQ the President.
De Armitsge ard Peter Laysrwein, O com.
mltsee appointed by the meeting last night, has
jast reiutned from W ashius ton. They had an
interview with the PIesiden. who informed
them that he had sent an order to the War De.
partmens for their release, bus up to the pres.
ent hour 20 such order Ia known to bays been
received here. Ia the meantime JudRe Bond
and Gov, Bradford have gone to Washington.
There 10 much excitement and INDIGNATION
exhibited here on the subject, .,
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SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 29.--Col. Conmo,s,
regiment OF California volunteers arrived her,
and located at Camp Fort Douglas, three mile
west OF this city, Major McGaFy 10 command
Two companies sent from Ruby valley 10 Hum
boldt river to ehsstise the Indians, who mur
dered emigrants this fall, captured tEen,y-s,
between Gravelly Ford and City Of Rocks
holding twenty four as hostages; others were
sent to bring 10 the murderers, with the under
standing that il not back at specified tint
tho remaining tWenty-four would be shet. Two
did not re.urn and the twenty four we're tskel
Gus and shot. The MSjor reports nearly al
the Humboldt Indians gone 20 Buffalo Rape,
on big hunt. Troops 10 good health.
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a kseconn0isanco In Force AttaoIt n,,
0aIVeHIOn -

-.tr ..... GaIvest0n. ,.-.-.. . :
NEE YoRE, 0c, <9.-The Herslds dIspatet
,s1m suffolk, Virginia, Of the 20sh, says; Or
,Iosy reconnaissance IN force was made from
ten point 90 the Biaok1at ater. oa the otbe,
nde o. B'ackvater email party OF the onemy
was encountered BY Dodge's ritIss and aspked
hJskirmlth occurred, in which Lieut.. Wheeler,
Of tne mounted rides, vas kil cd apd a Cap,s;r 4
u tne same fegi nent wounded. S.x prisoners
"eIS capuftd and our OPS returned 20 camp
seem 10 be large. ~
A large numbsF Of rebel mall carriers havs
bsen arrested 10 Norfolk TO day, - =
Toe Richmond DISpa'ch OF the 26.h say,,
The Federal aset "a G Alves,on attacked Tia,
city 90 the b lost. A Federal steamer Tsn
past 'he battery at Fort P9iBt under q heav,
ufs' AID iAid to at The cenisal wharf. The bat
very was then destroyed BY the Confederate
troops, who marched 70 Virginia P5iut, The
troops u Galveston left and went to the same
point. Toe Federal steamers y log 0G QGlvss.
.on' nYe in lumber gave ths authorities four
oA}s 70 remove the women and ehildlen at the
tTpiranon oil which time they would shell the
pEce II not surrendered. Tho catss Of the
astack was the firing into the steamer Hsrriet
Lane by the guns OF Fort Point. The Harriet
Lane steamed In under q f,e of truce. bnt
went too Tar ard was fred into.
Ihe latest telegram from Galveston, dated
the oh ipst, says the Federals landed yester.
day again ut the Point, ,bu. have not perma-
nently occupied it, having q wholesome fear os
a cavalry dash. Col. Cook Ia engaged in re.
moving such machinery and foundry works ss
can be gos OF, and IL is not probable the onemy
VIII mud much on the island OF value. O,dsrs
nave also been Issued to inform the people that
should our troops leave the island communica-
tion Will be cut of and no supplies be allowed
20 enter the city. Measures are already on foot
ior rigid police OF the Bay, and q cavalry
ioroe Will continually Scour the mainland. The
determination of the military au.l critics geem.
20 % to conane the enemy 90 the B4y contlgu.
ous to the Island.
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HEApeuARTlas ARnr PyronAo. Oct. %

HEApeuARTlsa ARMY RpTonAo, Oct GA
reqpeet made 20 day to remove the bodies o
two Union soldiers buried near Shepherds
eo#n, was denied, till the consent Of Lee OF
stuart wAs obtained, which occupied about On
hour. Id
This shows the leading rebel Generals or,
nos far of, end that the rebel army has not We
resreated up the Shen sndoah valley. Tao Peb
els sent their sick and wounded 20 Sssunton
evidently anticipating on early movement O
the army of the Potomac.
IL ia believed no large body OF che enemy
has crossed to the east of the Blue Ridge.
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A. ] met Mr.. Lamb ats tsM,;o, Mryy,as,,.,.
6aace; ! did not 90 with hzm there. ''' y
n y oa that ooesaiou lid not one or hath M
yoppseaent to- Mejor McK'nstfy two Ie,,aSs.
one from tho President OF the United STAT.
sne one from the Secretary of Wsrf
Notion that occaelon, cir.
2. Dla yca or Mr Lamb 9, any time present
A. Mr. Lamb told us he presented such let,
q. Wers you not presen. on tbe ooo.,iou
WE HSnoee letters were pressptedf m
q. NO, cir, vas nos. I silt state. houa0ee
:. csI,Nc 2 Auch letters from Mr, Lsnb 10 N, ior
Ase pot those letters poyy Nhovn .o rou
ala mtiked " a netd ..B 70 The ssu Z ptesents
on re se'aslohed ie erred to? go = e-'s''-
A A.6They sa.eiy ri l,.g, -. 30.
N ;jw MtKsustfz here shed ,he lido. Al
socats ca 70 ieAd ste isttsEffe erred o. '77r
TheSadss Adgoeass; read ss follow; e
B.. ~ 'T wAEatsoros. Sept TO- 1861,
- Mehin..'y: B,isadisT. General Gad Qau,ter.
sasaier, 81 kShisa i =. .7'T., - -
PERMITS me y IaspdSes 5smss L L;ssnb, 4 !.
OF Springfield flilnola.s / - - - ID
4 uayg known sAir. LIANT forSaseyeae u, anv
years His reputation for integrity and shiIity
70 carry Out thigelgaEements exc. boih nroues4
toned and Eshail be plesssd, Il c0nsisteps win
the pubic good; that you will make pugcbsses
o. MIN Of any army supplies needed In your de-
.s a'foas chsdient servant,
A II AT
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SheriE's Sale.

Snerln 8 sale.
..s'.. rs' 9s;;;. s:;;.. .'.l o.-n.. Pleas.
DY vistus OF a writ OF veudI 20 ros
- directed from the Court Il Common Pleas o
Frsnkn eouolS, Ohio, will offer for sale at the doo
1f the ooart Hon,e, in shscity Il Columbus, on
Saturday. the Lat day Of November, A. D,
1869, ~
ct one o'clock P NJ the following described real estate
situate y Franklin county, Ohio, to.wit:
sE ss.sS -, # q 1na q ;sbdvcn Of ssoa
procesding In partition n the Court Of Common pea.
Of said unity, March term, 1855, In the case OF Theo
dore ooustock W. Caroline com.tock ct al, as pc,
plat Of the same, recorded In Common Pleas pcords
VOL g, $50 and 500. Also, 6 aersg Of land Of iots
20, 81 and 81 10 chAmpions subdivision Of eco. 23
,p spse = q the east halves Of lots 25 and 3! Of
q said county. In book H. page i5i assigned to ssd L.
Buttes 10 said proceeding 10 Partition being the east
nan o. ot ~ and all that part Of lot 3; lying nth d
the north linz texended e,iswardy) q ssd 10, 81 said
east part Of 50 supposed to contain aores and thel
part Of 81 supposed to contain ~ aores Also part o
In lots as and 4le In the city cf Columbus Ohio beipV
"a feet front on Third street and running back westerly
dately south Of and adjoining 42 feet formerly beoI
In 10 John Walton being the same premises
to said Buttes BY Theodore comsook and wife BY deed
dated April ~ lss5 and usnay known as subdivision
Appraised at-Lot No. 5 n $500 dollars;
Lot No. ~ at SIS dollara;
Lot No. 43 ct 975 dollars;
- Lot No a az S2OOO dollars;
The 5 acres at 9i3t dollsrs per acrei
The one and n acres at el34 doliarI
per acre;
Part Of lots as and 4lS st $1,000 dolls.
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN,
1. Il. O. NosER, Attorney. -
Printers tees, e6.75
p2Sdltkwtd
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THE McKlNsThY Y O8UHT~uAhTIAI
The Present TO Mrs. GrimsIey.


Testimony Of Mr. Fes-Rssslst;oRs concerning
tho Avsrd Of President LineOlu
s,d Secretary Camsroa H,lpiss Friend
7Asir Letters 10 Ges McK!sstry, i.
The proceedings Of the court martisi Of Gen,
McKinstiy at 81. Louie, generally very dun
reading, sre occasionally y relieved byfsstimsny
which, to- cay the least, isvery suggestive -
The following extract from the report OF the
proceedings few days ago will be read wish
interest. The witness on ths stand 10 Mr..
Fox: ......s -
. Q. Are you personally acquainted With the
P.esident Of the United Slstss7 all' ~ fRs8s
A.. lam. , f, -,1 a,sszse. 90.
.Q: How long have you been scquslnied with
A. For nearly ten years. ~. g jh9 2
= g. Are you acquainted with his handwrit-
ingi ...,- " ..-i -
~ A. Yes, sir.
.ao, DO youdknOS James u. Lsnbgof SPRING
neid, ulinoisf SIT tass'-9 st ~
A, Ida, sig, .ts,.t... =, .ssss.sl al, 6,.
60 Did not james Il. Lamb, Of Eprinraeld.
accompsny you at one Tine to Major MoIlin,
ssry q oflce7
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rENEz YoRK. Oct 25.--A special to the Times
from, Washington saye: Qasttsrnastss q Geneta
Meigs mas resolved not 70 purchase ery more
smiley tents, on account Of the expense, but 60
use the common cheap A tent instead. Asthe
lsster furnish no facilities for providing tho
wafn.h neqspaafy during tho winter, this & "a,
'garded g equivalent TO 9 declaration that tbe
army will no, 80 Into winter quarters,
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SHARrt Bvaej 0sts 29.-An Important srreet
was made last Digh:. Rev Robert D,uRlsss,
an alleged secessiopist, living bear here, vas
arrested for exhibiting Squalls Ia shs enemy,
aud was sent under guard 70 Hsr2ers Fsssy laoi
night, . .,s. .......f --..ss. .-4...--.s.
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LOUISVILLE, oas 30.--Geo Rosecrans and
stsf arrived this morning. Roaecrans tskse
Blelle department, and Baell goes TO Auna.
poll, Md. Gen. Oumcnt also e! rived en- route
for his command.
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NEw YoaE, Oct. 20 "A special 70 the Times
tfom Washington 29sh, says: The Presiden,
is busily engsged In the preparation of his mes
sage, aud declines receiving all visitors except
such as call on imoostso business =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-31

HARa,p5Ao. oct. % Rev. G. A, Hsy, whose
arrest by Gen. ool rs noticed in 20 dsys papers,
had hearing in Baltimore before the, ca YER
and was discharged. This arrest will bs made
the subject Of Investigation.
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-.-. h,'- -a. WAsHssroS, September 9
u Meksnst'y Brisad'e,- General snd Qaoyses.
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0rkiunIhE dttbe north,
west corner % the
lot and running
thence south II feel.
2 inebes, east 20 fe-t
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DISASTERS.

Bark Antietam was driven ashore Mt Delaware
Breakwater during the late storm, and is badly dam
aged Is full of water Brig Amelia, also is ashore
and full Of water.
Ship VIM Lord. Brown. from New York for Aca-
puieo, has put into Rio Janeiro in distress, having
encountered heavy gales Aug 18th, and had decks
swept galley. bulwarks and cabin doors stove in and
rudder damaged.
Sch Giraffe, from Machias for New York. went
ashore on W ood Ind, hear froylnccfown, night of
the 9th, and will have to discharge to get of
Sch Carroll, from Machias for New York was at
anchor OF froyincetown, 10th inst. with both masts
cut away, having been knocked down in the late
Storm
for Boston, with iron ore parted both chains: she is
tight but will have TO discharge part of cargo before
she can get Off
The following vessels went ashore at Holmes Hole
harbor. in the recent gales
Big Elvira, of East Macllias from Elizabethport
and lost jbboom aud bowsprit; is badly damaged in
hull and has feet of water in hold
Schs Mary Pierce lof Bangor) FIN Elizabethport
for Portland, with cargo of coal. parted chain
and viii have to discharge part of cargo to get Off
Sch Sarah Louisa of Rockland. from New York
for Roekland with cargo of hour and corn, parted
one chain and will have to discharge to get off,
Sch benjamin, of Eastport, from New York for
Calais, drove ashore, but off on the Sth after
discharging part of cargo.
Sch Eliza Ellen. of Portland, FIN NYork for Boston
with cargo OF corn, is tight and will have to dis
charge TO get off,
Sch Moses " airing, of Bangor with a cargo of
coal, Is damaged in the null and full of water
Sch Vendovi, of Rockand, slipped both chains
but fastened to the wharf and rode out the gale with
loss of main boom aud head gear.
Sch Tennessee, of Eastport lost bowsprit In con-
tact with another vessel
Several other vessels lost anchors iibbooms and
sails, and otherwise damaged.
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The Seventh Regiment.

1t is no d;sparagement to any other regi-
ment from this State to say that no regiment
In the service has won higher place upon the
page of history for courage and endurance
than "the gallant Seventh" 1t has been en-
gagged in ten battles, and on every field IL has
nobly sustained the reputation Of the sons Of
Maine.
This regiment, as Is well known, Is now In
camp at Scamp Abraham Lincoln," having
been sent home to rest and recruit, and TO I'll
up its sadly thinned ranks. We should be
glad to see 1t flied up so that Il might again
resume its place in the foremost ranks and
participate in the coming forward movements
now plainly Indicated. 1t was peculiarly fortu-
nate In the selection OF its Field officers and
in the entire absence OF all ciques and par
ties, both among the STAFF and Line officers,
which have so sadly impaired the efficiency Of
many other regiments The officers have
been united, and labored together for the best
good of the men under their charge. Besides
this, promotions are made for meritorious SER
vices, and the private in the ranks may expect
to rise II, by his conduct, he deserves it,
Those who have seen service, and know
whereof they speak, are very decided in ex-
pressing their convictions that it is much
better for persons enlisting now to enter an old
regiment rather than new one, for the rca-
son that they can have ali the advantages ac-
crung from the experience of the old MEM
bers without having to endure unnecessary
hardship They more rapidly fall into the
habits of soldier, aud more quickly learn
how to be such By being associated with old
soldiers.
We hope, in view Of these facts, that the
authorities, in towns whose quotas are not yet
full, will act in conjunction with the recruiting
officer of the regiment, and thus not only fur
nish the full number required of them, but aid
in filling the ranks of this veteran regiment,
so that it may again hasten to the seat of war,
there to strike heavy blows for the Constitu-
ton and the Union.
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and it seemed to us that we never saw poor
er stock company. Mr.. Marshall ought to
give better support TO his STARS"
The results of the recent election In New
York and elsewhere, are discouragng, yet so
far as our observation extends, are very gener-
ally attributed to thelack of energy In the man
Uyement of the war. We hope, however, that
these elections, adverse as they seem TO be,
viii be needed by the Government, and that
the people will soon sec that the gigantic ef-
forts they have made for the suppression Of
the rebellion, have not been made in vain.
Yesterday a severe snow storm prevailed
here, and to-day it is raining some. The streets
are covered TO the depth Of six or eight inches
with very disagreeable mixture of snow, water
and mud. and the crossings are simply fords,
where rubber boots alone will keep the feet
dry. Truly, the streets OF Boston are not very
inviting in such storm. Meu and women
hurry along with umbrellas pointed square
ahead, and every now and then, collisions &C.
cur, and the hurrying pedestrians are brought
"up all standing" by brilliant umbrella charge.
But l have aleady made this letter too long
and must stop. II.