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pe!o8t yaNe, ferttet S9lima9ten aus, &aufbriefe Obi
OF s1le) ulp ansere 9eieslt6en 9apiere. SliI8il
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IMPORTANT FACll TEENESSTE.

The Position ar AHatrs at Nashvxile-
Arrival OF General McCoois's Advance
Reported EvnGURt3on of fswrfreesbc crO
aud sicMinnievillo bY the uebc3~-Thc
Dostrnctton OF the Greater Portion Of
Bragg s.o,rn Property. &c.. &c.
LoUsyiME. Nov. 8, 1869.
There assault on Nashville up 70 Friday even.
ing Nothing has beeu heSrd of General POLK On Wed.
nesdey night the rebel pcssts the Mvrreesboro Nc
MnnieviIic and Franklin Pixies sirn shiig
tteht hundred Of Stokes cavalry charged sara
cavalry aud drove them within I've niles Of FranGiin
Meanwhile rebe, force supposed a. he Noreans.
dash the railroad inge north o Nashville bu;
re uised. Un, lnss IN the various skirhshes.
killed. tkirieea wofndcc, ana three missing.
McCoas advance reached Nashville the afternoon
of tbe eth.
II isrcported the rntcs havs cyacua.ed Mu-rccssaro
and McMnuerve and ne e. Chsitanoogs that Gene raj
Joseph Jobason arrived at Chattanooga rad asauns1
command Of tho Department u lenucsaes and North
Aiabana.
Be kinridee's command Is at Chattanooga.
rcsertsrs from The retc army Say Bragg obliged
o. destroy st OF the properly cpured by his forces
In Kentucky to prevent its falling iutosue's haads
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possags obtain psrma "a tho work Hone by tho
governments coutrctm slain, nd envelopes az New
York.
The Postm 0enerSi considers the aso of tho
stamped snvcps advant,ge tn deiss
than that d separate STAMPS az tho address.
of the former prevents them irs,n beng used
second timc. wblls the httd may bs 81
used postnasters neglect the duty ssncenr them.
To the public. ALSO, they snord addition to
tboss arising from cheapnes g. they
ven lent, saving the trouble delay oi attaching ses.
rate stamps. which table removed causing let
ters 10 be detained for postage.
The Objection 20 stamped envelsl THAI the postage
lost IN case OF misdrection may BE- removed by allow
ing posmasters uudsr certain rules prescribed by tho
Postmaster General, 10 red EN- damages envelopes
REcREATIos FOR wOys pED SOL pIERs.
benevolent Clergyman Rev. Charles Spear. has
been for some time psrfecng plan combining recrea
ton snd instruction for soldiers In the hospitals The
apparatus which illustrates and science 10 pleasing
variety. will supply want in hospitals where he
brave won ndcd soldiers compelled pass many
weary hours
THE BOUNTY FoR NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
Tho members Of tho Nine Hundred regiment Of
cavalry enlisted 10 New York, foei sorey agggevsd on
account Of their not being accredited New York State
volunteers They enlisted such and cnnsiaer them
seives entitled to the hounties and Ind mnites OF New
York volunteers. They treated United States
troops
rH8 BATTL1 FIELD or BuLL RUN
The neld Of tho last Bull battle presents Z mos
sicken,ns The fields strcwn with dismnntcd
gun carriages caissons, clothing, shot, shc and the
dried mummy like remains " slaughtered horses whio,
appear on almost every hand. The limbs Of the half
buried dead prot ruding from the Garth arms
and legs frequently found upoa tho sarfsne of the
ground. with the muscles and portions Of the flesh s.iI
adherng 70 ,he bones. and instances bearing
tho marks Of dogs and buyyards.
THx sUPPLy or REVENUE STAMPS.
Acting Comnissonsr internal Revenue Es,ee has ad
dressed ctssr 70 j. n vcrmyc. Charinan ~ the Cm
mtter Of the New York Clearing House Association
which he states that The have Increased
facilities for supplying Internal STAMPS and nil
orders In this oHos for the kinda already engraved
will be H!ed bcfora the 18th WNhAn very short
time plates for denomination OF tho dsrent kinds
n stamps will be- finished and a orders viii be prompt
iy supplied. Whom this be done ordor WITH
enanAe from this department. giving hotos that after
certain day clamps must be usd the penalty vi be
enforced In all where stamp be promptly fur.
nshed by the government application.
PERSONAL.
Senator CYittenden haa arrived here.
rns MONITOR.
The Monitor ieft wsshinson Navy Yard yesterday
evening and passed down the Potomac rive.
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dicats an important change in the Cabinet
Let us wait and see

SECRETARY SEWARD AND rHE RADICAL On
GANs.-The Waterloo defeat which the radicals
have recently encountered ut the polls has
again revived their old hatred of Secretary
Seward. They now accuse him of being re-
sponsible for all the imbecility, msmanagement
and mistakes Of the present administration;
and, not content with this, attempt to saddle
him with all poor Buchanans grievous sins OF
omission and commission. These TRADES against
Seward snow the true spirit of the radical abo-
litionists. Secretary Seward is the only mem
ber of tbe Cabinet who has done bis duty tho
roughly and successfully, by averting the dan
ger Of foreign intervention; and he is almost
the only member who has not neglected his
own affairs to interfere maliciously and dlsas-
trously in the departments OF others. There
fore, of course, he is hated by the radicals who
would be glad Of foreign Intervention in order to
destroy Seward just "a they plotted and prayed
for crushing defeat of our armies in order to
kill off Mcclellan. The people know who is
responsible for the i'll fortune and prolongation
of the war, however. The result OF the election
in Ohio was rebuke to that intermeddier,
Chase; and close upon this rebuke same popu-
lar endorsement of Secretary Seward in the
form of heavy majority against Wadsworth.
the pc. and accomplice OF the incompetent Sc
cretary Of the Treasury. II Secretary Chass's
record were as clear and pure that Of Secre-
tary Seward the radical organs might have
some excuse for their trades. As 1t Is. like
swine swimming across tho Mississippi. they
only succeed in cutting their own throats.
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does not dare, however, it contents itself with
giving On official sanction to the Times, encour-
aging the rebels and practically authorizing the
Citing out Of English vessels, bunt By English
M. ,nts and manned by English sailors. ~
pirates to devastate our commerce and-as
good luck would have tits own commerce
also. BY and by day of reckoning will come
for all these oatrages; and in the meantime, if
me English people desire any more such repre-
sentasives and the London Times any more such
correspondents as Lawiey and his coadjutors, we
can supply them from our State prisons on
demand
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Arrivals snd Dcpar.ures.
ANNIyAL9.

nAMHcKG cAWahp II ammonia II Nnrhtpail Fafa'ey
and isGy Marcus, HrnrpNa ilarnurr. hohari Nbrrs
" rs.kle Aiehals,n, Carol nc Drcyer, Ho.4ader y
Kpapp d gner n l.. nnhRrd. king, III krnsy Co,rs
s'ns aud lfdy A ahatreH Asyos n BraaEkmsan, q
card r Oksta Ene Neltey Mt ClAssen, Isau, psL
blano II Nahr so m lady, Eefker, lads al / FAM.
" Martens 6nd Asitn, kuster p Bctker, Flnser.
vM yOn Resiort y 4 sg"lins Bmms. Mary & Aus.
worth n Kane ktpn-. III Ml<aers, W IIasAr.
4 e1,snn, .ese 4 H0tsascE Z LAsold E Schmidt
and family dos. u Faw u hnslhc. W Is Po.isy
n Atsra a Fewls, a eioA.s, hchuIdt, n Fiais !.
nani sruer Il semester erhsraer--snd ioS IN n,
Eipeiage
kswsrss, " C-sie.mer D1dicy Buct--Coi Edwio Upton
ghh Mas Fisncls tsv orserys gchn utrdskson, snd
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MAILS F0a EUROPE.
ne m0S ~ 81 Gencrsi MoCielImn-The Ad-
vance InsO vt-Kinia-The War iA lns

RemOSa ~ 81 General MoCieiImn--The Alt
vance Inso vtrxinia-The War ia tns
Southwest, de-. &c., &c.
Tho cunard ussi steamship Arabis, Captain Stone. vii
leave Boston wstursdsy fo~ Liverpool
The mails EurorD viii oase In tins CITY TO morrow
sternson, Al quarter pact and at haifpsst ave
O'Clock TO 60 by railroad.
The NEw yoRK iiEaALD--Hdnion for 8usope-wiil 10
published al twelve O'clock tomorrow. and will cou
tain details of the Rem v Of Gene al sDCIollan The
Iaest Dcspatchcs showing tho presest Position aud Move
mena ~ the Army of tho Potomac Yrsni, Acc uLts
Of .he Operations OF tho Unon Forces In the SoItwe
Addt nal News from South Carolina The Resuls ~ the
Reoeut State Eoctis aaA all other interesting ~
tho week.
Single copies IN Wrappers, ready for mailing, six csn,s
SnIsoa Law. son Co. ~ Lodgats Hiii. London. Eng
land will receive subscri ipt,ons aud ad for
the NFw yoRx HERALD
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cnurs snlen,lnr-Vbi, Unv.

sCerygA CorRr--Cncun --rartl--Nos 3lis, $3.50 2saa
aspp 2sl7 2he3 1I0k, 2e9i 1851, 2sl1 1851, 2toi
9t43 3i46, 3lf7 3iie .afsf 8i62 5lhi aiV0. gat -
Nas ao2i a02s 1850 32os 31s6, 3es 1924 34s2, slt6
a3s, 1850 2Qog sipo aeo S55s, $685. $780, 1884 57O2
Sf0S
.stFtRoR C0rfr Part Nos 2r3 s1s osf 1895 2s77
2l 2o3l cSg5 2ssg 2a30, 29Bi 2s~s, ae4b 2ei9 2ebl
e3s 900 Fart 2-Nna 2CaG 2SrQ 1866, tss4 1gG6 a5s6
25l9 aSs0. 25ss 259s $3.50. 25d2
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The war Tsx on silver.

The recent OF Congress imposing tar oe three
cents every troy rty o ST yer plate
by families individuals renders tab similar to that
gwen below usoful snd convenient. iy act OF the
British pai lament. which beave baen adopted
Ibis counry il poand lsxtecn ounces) scorduiis
,ans 7 900 grains, and pound (%eive cnncesl toy
$3.50. In ounce avcrdupns thcre are IN 'rcfarc
l3!E, aud IN -ance troy $50 rains, ouDce
svordapcs Ia equal - neary Iii2tbs or ell46sS OF
troy, mi forty Troy equal " forty
tour (.3 $3.50 ounces avoirdupois, as f1liows:--
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ESNNrnY--SNnH.-ou Thu sdey, November o, 81 the
residence Of the Rev r. Alfred Cooknan. Dir WILLIAM
KEySriy 70 Niss vgIvRk SMITH both o this city.
IEcK'g--GsnFma.--At Norwaik, Conn, Wednesday,
November s. by the i.ev. mr. Moad, VIM. LEcKs, Jr OF
Now Yotk, To MARY LOUISA eldest daughter OF tho late
Chaancey snilen.
vARIAS--ARsoLr.--At PlsinlolJ n. j., Thuraday
oye.ag November o, by the Rev Dr. Mclean, Mr.
Js-cB vAaAs to Mss SARAH r., eldest dsShtetor David
=. Arnold, tag, Mi OF New York
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colJos gRoA INDIA IN LIVERPOOL
q - -. ~ -...-. ~ !.

Tho porig 0f cotton into Liverpool from Bombay s
large although the bal waahey reported 10 the
channel snriy retard the progress of great
number u hlme~ati bound indanen now duo at Liyar
pool On Monday tho arrivals from bombay consisted of
SIX large ships laden wah cotton, VII -Marnuy Light,
having board s4T9 esles cotton, Csmpersnwa. with
$50 bales Tul,ka with 1874 bses pericles with s6s
hach and Mathia Aiming. with ,oS9 baes. C0ns ier-
Inc no small scs whieh haye taken place ia Liverpool
for tho last week and h9 largo qaulty or cotton
imported from tho Eat, thr stock in hard must be
great deal mora than 10 pie suppUpc.
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CITY InfrIIi1ence.
'iGuT OPPOSITE MILITARY HALL, rswErY

TBa LATE fiGHT OPPOSITE MILITARY HALL, rrwErY.
TO yBH HpiToa ps Trsr BgyAfr
Ieaw your paper Of ast Wednesday account q a
light which took ri see 10 front OF Military Hall, in the
Bc~sry. You eiatsa that the fight took place the
bolse sssurc you that nciihe of the ID the
house TINT day and had not bcen for They
met by accident that dsy IN front Of ny place. sad had
their hight ia the etreot.
CHARLES &. HkR0REAvEs, Proprietor.
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Fsre Fire ~ Fir~i!'
ODD FELLOWS HALL SALOON, corner Of Grand and
Ccutre streets, nov open,
DORSCU A BROWN Proprleors
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On gold plate 70 allowance 10 made, bus avery troy
taxed 80 cep;s: hence the tax on noe ounce
avoirdupois Of yoj piatc 10 ASH cents cu ten ounces
avorilpos IL IL 81 90, and leo ayvlrdugot
IL II fsJ A7
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~ Cartes de Visite, -, at Eaugs3n's, 22s
Buwcry equal In Broadway for - koticcGstery'
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FredricAs 81 Co.'s New Gallery, ITO
Fifth e, between Twenty second and Twenty third
CArtes do Viste az dozen largo photographs $i.
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Prizes CRshed fn all Leg allied Lotteries.
Information given JOSEPH BATES Broker,
No IL W all street No. |, New York.
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Nysus, Tonpees, Hair Dye, Hair pystng
ana NalagiA Cream. for tssaHrylos tbs belr, y W. A.
BATCN EL0R'S, 10 Bond strsck
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The Cotton Question.
xoHE corroN cArruRKD PROM rHE ri


From the New orleans ueita, Oct, le.
Tha British schooner Gro laden with hundred snd
fifteen bales o cotton which cleared from Rcfwick's Hsy
for Havana recently captured by the United states
s,eaushiv Hatteras. Commander Ennious of berwick
Bay snd brought up TO the Point yesterday. Sha had
regular Confederate clearance, purperng 70 have been
granted the roche District. Cpnfsdc lte Ststes The
sc;ton shipped BY Mr. J. L. Aies, formerly steam
L-nA a...A - . :. ....an
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Crgstadcvo's ysaRr Dye, prnsrrvafive ana
Wla d4rol wholesale aud fotal No Ast5g House. lba
p,cis appiiea W experienced artists.
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TnE Dsassros OF GENERAL McCtFLLaN--
MI. President Il m evenly balanced man
Ia ali bis interviews With the border States
men re has expressed desire TO carry all
she loyal States with him, and whenever be
has msas one important change In favor CT the
radicals no has shortly Afterwards made another
change in favor Of the conservatives. Now, II
no carries out this plan, which hc has practised
,yshus FAR. does no, the removal OF Mcclellan in-
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Married.

Grover 81 Makers Celebrated NOssctcss
Sewing Maoeinos oace 1876 Eroadway New York.
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mn. Iuimttabf- Cusser Of Hair ard
VIII Har oye " cenis, taek brown best IN uss
NJ nNre aLrsNt.
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Mcclellan Hrnvvrd .--'&nva,H Nas Not,
81. A cernncst 10 furnish Tnrte Sour ~ PARK ror.
pKTTTAN sCNTr
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Ra,ch~io''s Hss Dyc-uhc Bssf Sp the
rsa lrsanlan-1us, harnlrsr aNd fcs5e Sold W drug
s AUD rtrfGmers sverywnere Factory 81 Barclay street
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rrusrcS.-Nnr<h " Co.--r sdicNl Cure
rr-sa omcs ssiii -t No vesey isor HOUSE No
O. onneeon wi,h avg Okeg one AZ ihe naus, lady
~~s. essat,
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Eight Carses de Vssife for @1-E9u1l t0
the tes. made BALLOTS. 232 Grcenwich st.. Barclay
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GcusRud's Poodro sn5ssis upsoots Hair
ft1p bpv rart g me hodY warsnscd. s8 ~ aGssy
EAies. b .isN.
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INFORMAL MEETISi oe THE Nsw CoSsEsss.--
We see II stated that petition has been extern
sively circulated In Pittsburg, Pennsylvania,
Tor meeting Of delegates from the loyal people
at that place on the 25th of tho present month,
for the vzsDssc Of inpressing upon the Presi-
dent sio1tous prosecution Of the war, and 70
sustain the recent emancipation proclamation.
This appears to be the object of the petition.
which ii said to bear the signatures OF many
Influential citizens" Now, this comes in very
well with the proposition for m informal meet
ing Of the now Congress. These are, in fact
Che men who ought 10 meet ut PiItsburg or any
where slse, because they are fresh from the
people whose views they represent; they are
composed Of conservatives and radicals. and
can tell better what Il needed than an assem-
bly, Of any one set Of men gathered together TO
discuss the affairs Of tho nation. A mere
convention OF irresponsible individuals could
nave no effect on the President; but the deli
bcraiely formed opinions OF tho representatives
ius, elected 70 Congress viii have great weight
In shaping the policy Of the yovcnnent This
ssshc sort Of meeting that should be held, not q
mere assemblags Of private individuals, one
half Of whom may be contractors
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OatcinI Ora SviAgs Of eNe Library AssO-
ciatioa Com csnY . i.ottcry OF KantuoKr.
CLASS No. 3!s-Nos embor 4, 1862
6l, "a, 3D ~. Ii, 40. II. Ia. "a. bS, "a, 10.
OLAas No. Ss0-NovemDer & 1862
81. 7S. 40. a. 3. Al. 63, AZ, IL. 10, 20, 2S.
r. FRANCE 4 co, oovtns,oo, ny.
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Cosington. KY, or ST Lou.s, Ma
Official Drawings Of the Delaware state
Lotteries.
DsLAwAEx. RxrnA CLASS 4ys--Novcmber 8. 1854
TO- 81, AZ, 81. 81, ~, 6o, 81. AZ, 63. lS. 25 ~.
prLAwARs ctAss SIT 7-Noyernbsr T. I8S.
40. r, 10. III. 80. 81, 10, 43, Is, 81, 81. 4.
JOHN A. MORRIS & Co,
Wilmington. Delaware.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

Important Changes In the Army Of tho
FOtOm nc-ThS Advance of the CnioD
Fo.ces--Operstions tn tho south west
News from Europe, &c.
The vanaerb' mat steamship WIN leave this port 90
morrow At noon for Aspinwall.
Tho mais or Central Amorica and tho South Pacific
will close Tomorrow morning NJ haif-pas ten O'Clock
Tho NEw YeaK HEKND--Edition for the Pacifc-win be
published al balf-past nine o'clock to morning
II vii oontan full and Interesting accounts Of tho RENO
val VI Molcsn The Advance os the Army OF the Potomac
invo vtrgoil; Details tho Movements OF tho Union
Forces 10 tho South and southwast. aud the hest
from all pint' Of the country In regard 70 the progress c
tho War In, Result OF Rccept State Elections Late
AID important Intelligence from Europe, and all ether IN
tercst,ng pcws OF tho past ten days.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
XxXvIIth NGREss-Seessd ssssjs,,

THURSDAY, April %.
SENATE After the present ton OF retitioas,
lamong them 425 separate petitiOAs by Senator
Grimes, from lager beer manufactures and others
against the proposed tax On their b.vsrage)
Mr. Powell moved 10 take up bic rPso, utiOa
calling on the State Department for detailed In
formation relative TO political arrests Of kentuck
ians That resolution was debated al length by
MIR. Powell for II and Mr. Sumner against II, until
the hour arrived for the consideration of the bill
for tue recognition OF Liberia and Hayti.
That bill being taken up, was discussed by
Mr.. Davis against II and Mr. Sumner for 10, until
the expiration Of the morning hour.
The pending Confscation bill was then taken
up, and Mr.. Collamer addressed the Senate at
against IL.
HousR-Mr. vsllandigham off.red a resclu-
ton calling on the President 20 furnish, IL not
incompatible with the public interests, such
correspondence between the French and United
States Governments IS may have been received
during the last two months IN relation 20 our
present troubles; referred.
Mr.. Aldrich, from the Committee on Indian
Affairs. reported bill authorizing treaties to be
made with the Indians Of Utah, with q View OF
purchasing their lands. Also, bill authorizing
treaties with the Nevsjoes, defining their limits
and extlngushing their titles 70 lands outside Of
the United states; referred.
The consideration Of the eonfscation bill was
resumed