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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-10
EafbenIpielerfunffe.

6dtte Grsmont, ODER iresnb Elm antsri,
Nntt(t!apereimann Die neultds Nieterla0e
Dor Ni@mono erlttten, 70 wars ct Aatdr'
lt@erweiie ldnef aert&tet, vsrtdn1n1t uno
talirt tporben. Da Is nun ater b a 8
6aupt Der n6rblt@en pro,
Mt@leuan .par,
70 mub It nt@t nur entl@ulotet 9stpetbs
mal&t uno pere9tfsrtiet, ionpern feline
Niersr|ase mus fosor In einen 9ldnaenren
uno IN ben gldn3enbftn g Il 4
Der untonstruppen perfebrt ruerben. Gin
ar5btrtr ,6umbu8 III In Nmeriia nod
ni&t 9e(ptelt tuornen.
Dim beften isiet Dies Elm Musaue aus
ben Dtptiden oerf&tetener 8tdttsr pom,
80. Stunt an bic bato.
Me@lsQan's re&tn Dll9sl If BON ben
RetsQen 3urddaeidla9en uno Seriprenst
tporben. -MeGlsuan bat feline BetaBt.
runesfanonsn tm cid eaaf.n unp III
aeSen ben Samssaue aneserdnAt purptn,
no Bic 3anonentoote i'm .>S@uB 0ss
wdbrten. Sn Dol btneton bsrr(@sn BE
(@limun fen Befdr@tuneen.
Aqe BON u~uftre1 Eruppsn n,ib@am g.
tauten 0erf&onsunsen finb rem Geinb In
bic 6dnbe 9sfaQen. ,ber fe nun -bslsbt BAT.
TAterapbif&t Depsf&sn NIT susnab,
me Der offeieata> bdrfeu nt&t abselanbt
tperten. s@ =.
Die @a@ea fsbe, better, ale man
u,ttnte.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-10
8rif9srspartenItn
General. Wriutont8. Sf6cp,

NIIHnCEpuIIt u'1H',
General Mrjutants. Office,
@o(bin9ton, 7. Stunt 1922
(@eueral Srpr 30. Gl.)
Die 9robs An,utt Der BON loren Reeim.ntsrn
obne gtnuesnbs urfaAt obwstneen Gif}tsre
IT Elm llsbsloanb, ren iofort abDebolfen msrpen
mug. Gur9 paragraph 1T, General &s8ula'
npnsn, TT tts Mutortidt, btf. tlsbateubsn Dif.
5isrsn urlaub 3u Dewdbrtn. uuf ,GrteosnsJetten'
befhrdnft. Sn Nrl.Dslalsn pltp aur pom
&yte9s(stredr urlaub osDeten psrben. avsBe'
nommen Ipenn bas 3su9n,b etnes armee' Wrjtee
ub.r alien 3wstfsl benefit. bab cine Vofaluer'
dneerun8 uK0tbt9 IN. UNI bas ytbsn Ju rttten.
ODER elmer bausrnem llntou9ltdfsit uorJubeu'
gen." (Yaragrapb 1856, @snsral.N teulattonen. J
Sn fo:dem Ga1t mag rsr WeIsbIsbaber elmer
Mrmse, stnes Departments ODER zines Di0rtfts
urlaub auf nt6t ldneer ale 20 Sage 9stsn.
NaG @blauf bte(er 3stt. wenn Der Offt'
u Retfen unfabt8 4 mub Fl
bel benz @ensral. Motu1anttn psr M:mse I'm Der
lanaeun8 ft+nt9 ~utlaubs etnfommsn. Dis(ee
@elu6 mub Don einsm Mttf zines Nrmuar3tte
In Der eemobnlt6en germ bs8lettt fem. pelhs,
bx0dtigt, bab er nlft I'M 9tante n ju retfen.
81 e. Mot m19Ith, tin tol6ts AttrR 3u trlan'
een. neil In Dem Wvbnctt es Sff,t,rs fen Dr.
meear3t antptsnb 1T, 0 fam eas s @ertlflelt etnee
Burger. Mrjtte, . ttnsm Wa0tfra
atitftrt, fubR,tutrt ptresn.
>4Qt Oif,ttrs Der NseuIdrsn cter Wolcntdre.
aueer BENIN auf Harols, welts ! IT aui urlaub
obmt(snp finb, tperbtn ale ..obne urlaub abpe'
l.no" betrahttt (Varagrapb 1926 General Ne.
aulattonsn) wenn le niht btnnen l64agen mad
Dem Datum oteiss Bsi.bls aui ttrsm p0i,sn 0b
beRnt.n, ODER bur6 sinsn Btfebl rss Central
4ojutanten &rloubntb babtn. ldresr abrusienb
III fetn, ua4e Orbre In al,n Uaaen auf Elm
QerttRtat rptt cten b.f6rieten bafrt tptrt, unb
Dor bit(sr ttnsn esn Sotb auSIat!t.
MQe tnualtotn obtr ptrpunbeten SFflttre,
wel&e I'M @tanbe ino Iu rstfsn. obfton tbrs
DtenRuntauali6ft nod nt4t bsfetlt9t fstn mag
(Varaarapb 1877 @snsral. R,9ulattcnen) nercsn
ih obne Muffhu5 BE pom Dfen nah Anna
polls, I'm G6 BET rem bas Camp Of Snfruftton
commonetrsnbsu @.nsral W rnttrsn bttteni9en
oom @saen mad Camp Gtaft, Ohio. no fe f1
btt ben, tommaneirsnttn Btrsral ju n,elosn b.
ben. IN btsftn plds.n ptreen Rs 70 lans. en'
bletben, bio fe rptsefr I'M Stanee (inb, ~ tbrtm
Meetm.nt ~ foesn. ODER Ter untrfu6unss'
Boorb entftetest. tab 0t Mot mebr 3urddlsbrer
iSnnen tnnerbalb elmer beaimuaten 3ttt.- unc btr
prdGbtnt Btfttt ertbs,lt. bab IL sntlafen tptr'
Den.
Sbre Gresnenen, BE @ouuunfure Der @taa'
ten, ptyben .r(uGt, bisft Srbre bsfaunt ju ma.
den wnb 3u bersn Nueflbrune bsbuff'& ju fetn.
70 pttl In ttrsr Ma&t Nstt. @ufetunas. uni
WefrutiTungS.D fFlttrt rtrfen tTiudt baHelbt ~
ttun. Grira.& cpRn btsftr Orbrs rrsreen ttneu
f,ur Wsrtbst1uns 3use6tdt.
Colds, ts obtstn Mesulutonen ntht mad
t%on1rnsn. rpefbtn BON ben WsBtments &cnnrnan
beuren benz Generals biutanten rapporttrt.
duff gsfttl bes &rtsesf.frstdrs.
8. & bpmd6
I'M @eneral- Ab}utanl.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-10

MeGlsQan bat efpentli& nur etns Der
dneerupe ftinsr SteQuna aue9efdbrt.
WegIeuan BAT BE, Rebsusn in stn'
Gaue etIodt unb aIss If exactly 70 81
tommsn, pie It es I'm Dpraus bershnsl
batts.
Megteuon bat nur I Ranone psrloren'
WeGlsuan bat oar feline Ranonen per-
loren, (onpetn I'm 9eAehtbefl7 "a &aneRsH
Dem Gsinte absenommsn.
General Geptt wubte .pon bN gamer,
Wfaire i'm @oraus Bei&eto, baber Don
WeGlsIan Nues I'm 0oraus bat snt,pcr'
fen unp esplant lsin md6sn.
Mc@lslan lpri@t: 6 Gage babe t@
MID es(dlueeu unp 6 oral babe ID rsn
Gejnp beieat.
Nad @a( bin0ton. aebn @enerdIe al
uno tbtilen nit, rab WcGleQan fi& Gus
ee3ei6na 0sidla8m babe.
Me@Isuan III 6 Sage une 6 Nd@ts
nidt aus Gem Sat,sl aewelen.
Me@lsllan IL anyhow Der Brsbis
General ter We!t uno feln aneersr
fam tbm's nodmohen.
6urrrrrrdb flr Nc@leuan!
Dag lbrtetus in ubtaen Nfatrsn unftrs
Iruppen 3urufeeerdn0t uno au Iaulsns
ecu btnosmorcet lnp, roran tra0sn oisjs'
nieen pie Sbulr, wel@e pttttc&erIi&eu
@eile nidt tos 9anse Qanb BON 1ruppen
snttlbBt babsn, UNI fle rem WeGltuan ~
9eben.
8%orfsbenter Maesn treitt man In ts,
orofen Nepubltf 96intlutT nit Dem
ielb dresterenbsn @olfe.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-10
Gin Gliegeufdnper. aus hem Yhan3eu.

Gin Gliegentdnetr. aus hem Yaanjen.
retd. t@u tt& Or 33tmmsrfts0tn, btefer
unpsrf&dmtsfen auer unsebetsnen @dft
NIT "NuBsu unb 0trBnd9sn entleptgen
wtu. Der atsbe ptt itbr bat1dt pRan3s
Apocynum androsaemifolium aus "a.
men unp StedIineen ocsr rur& @ut,,l.
lbtilun9. Ga III Tin bah((9er, +iinstntt I'D.
ntr S'rau@, ter fsbr put I'M Eopfe wa&n,
(ebr bui&ts uno fsbr smsietg, uno NIT
babf&tm, Idn8l(dsm ppn p%blon9em,
brdunlt% <etausm 9lattmnf teb.dt, fouis
NIT Iau(enpm IiebIider, fleiner, rol0er
unp petbsr YIums Don Der Oenclt Der
Wai9l6ddm dberldn IN, eenen wab,enp
rec 0anicn Scmmsrs Gin t50Ii6u Oran>
A@enruft m'ft6mt. Dielc tIb(6e YRanjs
1T Gin 1l'samfdnAsr, mcItr aewib Sc,
rnmnnn metr lulnRL a|e'sis pielen Aprn
lbsil sfsIbolten, lcaor k'fibrliam Mittel,
msIbe man A'9sn rae fIeins S9maroBn.
uuIf anwenett. Gne jere 8Iume rislu
YRanse aisbI an. erareiit unp t5etet min
rfRens 5 Glieaen uno ia etne einaioe
y1onle asr5bnIid 1000 tis 2 1000
SIdtbsn trin0t. pettiI8t de milbin 0.D00
bic 100000 Stld Glie0en> einen 8ani
arti8en Gdwarm. Iitlsr mofmii11ia,
Dlieamfdnasr erfaat feline Nufaate in Ter
Weile, rob Die flnf 5tautfiesn ret Nllms
den, msI&e einrn ron ten BlieBen Iebr
1slitttM 6cn'a o%ueisnrsn, jsre ttim Na.
(@sn res veBtern fsNboIttn II ru1b g.
prdden t6rten. Stint GIieQen mad crsr
nsben einonrfr f1nnsn lih In rtelsr
Ioue fanatn, Damn eft wtlft rts 8lums
unp ld6t ibr Opfr los.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-10
:.gpn ben 9eut(6tu wirb boraeftnf

;,sou ben 9eutittn pirs aargefttnt
werpen Elm %pabfbaftee @et@ rss &r4ts,
wte Is nod nte In rer Wslt er(dtensn II,
- sfn ,Nei& s~earlnbt auf @li&bttt al
les befeny wus Electromagnetic trdet,"
eas ftub @orte Gt&KS, bes pbtloiopben>
eeftu anbenssn ioeben~ bas eefammte
Deutf&ianb feierts. Dae f& Deuti&e
tn auertta III 6%anbldn0ern seiRiaer une
letblf&tr SfluSentreiber tsratpatetBen
irarben, bat ber stoft Eoete webl ns &C.
abnt, -
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-10
-
Guttfuuaen.

8ran, eunta@. etGiaire, ST. @trrs Srst,
gtIbest, 81. 0ufaY je6ntttBer. Gilbert, So
Sanat Bosel 81. 8. Rdse 81. 8. gRartt 81.
Nfs. atlebetn so G1. =. NneF 50 Gn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-10
2taat Jpma.
@enUal. Nriutants Sffce
ceo Siaates Soma.
Clinton. %. SUM 1862. !

GIlnlon, 70. STUNT 1862.
(@eneral>O rtre 30. 75.)
Sur BE Snformatton folder Olf,tue BON
Soma &setnsatrn i'm Etsn(1 Der Der. S,aaten,
rusl&s a%eatnpdrtt8 BON ,trsn 3satmsntern ab.
wsfsnb 1nb, miro bic ~folgsnbe Orbre 30. 81,
pom 8rteosbtpartsmsni psronsn,l'6t.
Nuf Bersbl bes &ommsnbsur In QbieL
q. 9. Bafer
General. VI iutant BON Soma.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-10
Gie Youton: irudru aemadt weroeu.

g8ie Youton: {rud'n eemadt ueroeu.
Yontonboo!e botn etnen Ha&en Boren {;
fe 1no 80 6uB fnQ, i'm W%itttlpunfte %
Tub tief sbm (dueit am 5inIertbeil UNI
S Gub am8urhtbcu, mdbreno BE 8r6bte
@sits Der Soften 6 Gub betrd9t. Gin
jeoss tieler Boote pabt ouf Gin pisrrdce'
RIGGS 8eftsQ une miro 70 ale 8oBoaewa>
esn fir zen 9raln benubt une NIT Bretz
tern unb SeiIen teIaren. Bst her Nn<
funft an einem GIu0e wereen ne Bcote
ausBe!ooen unrbur@ obsrbaIb res Giro
mes fffaer,uaf Iaue blnubr asleitn,
norauf he GAnnlsile BON einem Boot
gum antern aetibrt, unc dbsr rts(eIben
pann bic q 0ub lan9sn Brsiter 9elegt
peroen, wel@e elnen @on9rsa tIeler Wd'
te biIpen. Sd 1T Elm ld6nu Nntlid,
penn Elm NepiIsnt NIT smpontontratn
an eas ufsr fines 0luGse fommt, feline
Boote obarst une In 2inie brinpt> uni
taam 5 Minh ien nod lem Gommanec
~6alr" etne pieusidt 600 Gub lanae
Bride trti9 bat, auf weIher tiue Qrmee
nit Nrttlsrie une @spad fder 1be1(ssen
tann.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-10

barauf eus9nst, ta6 tin stnerif au
Guadalupe tut& cine GtttbnnA e.r Gin.
wobnu vor Yueblo untsth1tt tusresr
wtrpr. WImonte bro&k tbus fsrnsr rsr
@laubm bel, raj sfn msritantl@u g.
neral Numens Gobos an Der Spibe Dor
1000 R,afhondnn ibm ~ 6lIfe tommeu
wlrrs. BIT stnem 9ourtrr aus rem from
tasNfaeH- eaHtt7 ~tpettrr uun r1n wtrttd'
nsrn ON 5. Wui esfanDen 9snummen NUT
Vt, faneen fe fol9ence 3siI,n, wel@t bn
bstannte rtaftiondre Yrie0u Oatu Wt'
ranea an Ten @sneral Gutos ssfatttbsn
bate:
,,@an Diego ts los NIamce,
5. Wat 1862.
lbeu tr Grsunt!
Sort @tataIure iou bcuts Ibent &C.
rcmmen rtrrren. Scmme unr ltpEe Al
une, obna einsn Nua'nblid ju re|lerfn,
unp nit dlIen Strtitfrdftsn. meIde u
mi,trinoenfannf. UNI pdlc es nur lsint
8usaunte,
Trancieto Wi,nnea."
9n Jclbe Ter De8nabme rteies Erin,
etneed 54retttne. .uter aus ir2enr einem
aneen @tunce fam 9enuol Gctos unr
feline Baape nidt su Der Belt Ger Notb
butei yruteRe 0e9sn Sen. @lmonts uni
leinr 'Ylan f0r ne R%eaenration re
0anrS nr5mten Won allen Setten in rie
6aupaaet.
Gepartlu Correspondent ter.. 1imee'
ldrsit untsr' m II. Stunt: .Das pub
I'fum Aaubt nt6t, to6 ris Rspisrun9 obne
Depeld.n oest Brridte BON lem Stsrbe|
feblebatsr ee1 frana50i@sn Iruppsn In
Merifo (ti.- une "a Ger Noniteur" feline
mittbeilt, 70 pstm uIbst man natdrlid ros
Sbl|mmRe. 4st rim ME ibm mous,
@srRdlfunoen pn 5000 bis 10000 3d..
menn ni@t mebH {ousn alsbalp abaeben.
DIR &rieaeminifer bat etnen Grspit BON
$4,000. 600 -Btknee. psrtufgt, uub .ttr
Marine, Mininst 1000, 900 Granes fir
psnlelben 3med, Gs Btbt rae 9oi6t,
pab @en. gors4fs In eem @efeate BEL
Yuebla permunoE wo&rsn lef. =
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-10
@ems Snfnranes 0ompanp,

0aar 3aYtfaI: etne 6kUIion o e1Iars
1aar IN ednben: $1.40O 3 90 90.
0m. g., 1oA. dssnt.
a~ksr6YoItSan $sH, 9assnyprf. Sos q
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-10

lEW luVukW1 ~ w -SAAh N0kA-tVAk$b
0emetne Soesn unb Bel@ll6e uno natlr,
lid rampfen bte n5roli@sn Nftria0en NIT.
Sa, mad BET alien &ted "neer Diener II
Dryer, alS Der 6err" treiben fe IS nod
teeiter.
,Gtn Nbolttionif - falfulirt bsr "Dez
,,oerat & News" 49, 1T ear nt@t better,
ais Elm SsceiFontf. @r 1T tntoltronli
(eeeen;pen Mtnldenbunpsl), q. bat tttns
@pmpatbte far bic linton. ,penn er fs
nt&t. mad letnen1 @inn ". ;. obne Men=
f@enbantel uno Sflapent niterbtrrf@aft)
bateu fam. Gin AbelittpntR mu6 sabsr
aus Dem 9anbe esiaet tpereen. Gr.tR tin
@errdtber, u bait bic Contribution uno
bic linton. Duruur Los auf bic Abotttto.
ntftrL, 1T Deuotraten, benn( te ~ 0 l.
Ien.oaBb te affunape
@ttdprrttbr @npaw.d ; {,
fec &rteees fttn fol4e. Sort
NIT tbnen" ,c. It.
@an ,erfsbt bteraus, pus BE @epobn,
bsit MAIDEN fam. SIN luueidbrteen
DienRe Der @tlapenbaltsr If tas u6rbIt,
DE NfttriaGsntbuu, fttlt@ 70 %psrtdmmert,
bae Is obne Ntsseffdnseret nt&t ldnBsr
ettftren Tam. Sc bat bic linton pbne
6flautret nt@t aeleben, If bur& ben MtB.
ssrfan8 felt 8erorren, uno sanu ft& babtr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-16


ple Of recent times, and a conscription pander-
ed to her invasions. At this moment the South
exeuplifes them both ''Peace, peace, put
there is no peace. NO, not even "lIh q us
mnfed Union Let the North cast away that
ueluslOn.
Draft we must or the Disciplined thousands
Of the South will redeem scrip in Philadelphia
and vet the true North must accept 1t: and
ouicklv to a man, or the moment it draggles in
debate, MARYLAND, Tennessee and Kentucky
will cast past victories to the winds, and rise
with their nearly allied rebel kin. My dear
Pet, + shall be delighted when Henry can come
On. As to Co. Halstead, [ think that hlscase
is a tyr,e Of the insane and unnecessary deSpo-
tism introduced int, the army, under the aus
pices Of Mcclellan and his very weak aids. 1t
IS now TOO late, but why was not the cavalry
put in my charge at the commencement? Two
nights ago, the rebel batteries fired from across
the river, and killed and wounded some thirty
men. Last night Hooker started out on a
crude expedition to Malvern Hills. He went
out four miles and came back again. Still,
''false fuss" Injuries the whole army: NcC!el~
Ian is dangerous, from the want OF d'gestlng
his plans. He positively has no talents Adleu.
Get me and my Fighting division with Pope.
With best regards, yours. kEARNEY.
To Mr.. O. S. Halstead, Jr,, Newark, y. j.
pRov1s1oNs.-A New York letter dated
Tuesday, Oct II, says:
This has been another day Of extraordinary
excitement in the markets for produce, general
merchandise, gold, stocks aud sterling ez-
change with a high speculative teyer&ll round
probably never witnessed ia this city letore.
Cold is up to 1888, and foreign bills to l47
Flour, wheat, corn pork, coffee oil and cotton
all exhibit heavy advances. L annex memo
randum Of some Of the leading transactions III
the produce aud provision market. $4,000
bbls fourat Sc 50, Sl43 900; 100000 bushels
wheat at 81 80, 5000, 900; 40, 900 bushels OF
corn at 66c. 500 400: 1000 bbs. pork at sl2-
50, S25 600.
The rapid advance in all descriptions Of mer-
chandise will enable spectators to grow rich
rapidy but it will tell with severity upon the
laboring and other classes whose wages do not
keen pace with the enhancement Of values
il things so on at this ate, coffee. tea and
sugar will have to be dispensed with. Only
the rich will have them within their reach.
RICHMOND MARKETS The Wing Of the
10th says:-"One OF the most extensive auc-
ton sales Of merchandise which has taken
place in Richmond for a long time was the sale
yesterday at the establishment Of Tardy &
Williams 1t was attended by a large con-
course Of buyers, spectators and lookers-on.
The bidding was spirited, and in a few hours
about $50, 900 worth OF goods were disposed
Of We subjoin list Of the prices obtained
for the leading articles: Brown sugar, III hhds.
extremes 5lI and So cts; in bbs. 50 to IS
cts yellow clarified, in bags, 81 at 66a6S cts;
40 at IS cts: white clarified 7la75 cts; crushed
sugar 81 l2as1 %; molasses IS O5aS3 10 per
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-16

~ ALEXANDRIA AND GEOTTITS-
49, TO W N.-The subscriber will run IVAN
Sell regularly twice week between A ot low
dria and GEORGETOWN, carrying freight 1arnblic
ates. He solicits the patronage OF the RFrueighf
Strict attention paid to orders, and s to M
shipped will receive his personal attenllutr an
oct 4-2w SHIRLEY KING, Ia?'"'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-16
IL B Z Z I 7 HALL
THE OILY PERMANENT

ANOTHER NEW BILL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-16

DR.. j. +. Moran examining surgeon tor the
draft in Frederick county, Md, was arrested on
Wednesday by detective officer Of the gov
eminent upon the charge Of malfeasance IN
office The imputed offence consists in recelV-
inc illegal fees for the granting Of certificates
Of exemption.
NJ. Hill was arrested yesterday, foi passing
counterfeit notes on the troops, and sent to the
Ola Capitol,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-18
FROM FEW ORLEANS.

NEw YoRK, Oct 1.-THE steamer Saxon
from New Orleans via Havana, 10Th, arrived
here nt l:30 tonight
New Orleans continued healthy
Vira Cruz dates Of the 2lst mention the ar
rival OF Gen Forney with troops from France,
and his assumption Of the command here.
The rebel steamer Blanche was chased
ashore some six miles from Moro Castle, her
crew leaving and Sc ting FIRE to the vessel
She was totally destroyed with her cargo Of
cotton
1t was rumored in Havana that the "29O'
and l3 other war vessels were in the Harbor
Of Mobile.
Some anexiety was felt on board the Saxon
for the steamer Motansas which sailed from
New Orleans some days before the Saxon, in
company with spanish steamer The latter
returned disabled and nothing has been heard
Of the Motansas, She had number Of pas
sengers and large amount Of specie.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-18

Of peace, which leading Southern men be.
lieved would be accepted II such a propo-
stion Was made, there is no doubt that il has
been declined BY the Federal Government
II Is believed at the Navy department that
several Of onr Gunboats are in pursuit of the
rebel steamer Alabama or @29Oe The vessel
has never been seen in an American waters,
but only in British waters, or upon the high
sea. Thie fact may lead TO reclamation by
our Government upon that of Great Britain,
for the acts Of vessel that has no stamp Of
nationality other than British.
The Times special says-The Government
is preparing n rsmonstrsnce addressed to the
rebel military authorities on the subject OF
their infamous treatment Of our prisoners Of
war II is said that the speech made here
tonight by Prentiss, received the sanction OF
the Government and is TO some extent an in
dication Of the views it intends to hold.
The Herald's special from Gen. Sieers
Head Quarters says-Last evening Gen.
Sigel in person headed accommodating party,
consisting Of q portion Of his body guard.
He passed to some distance beyond Center.
vile and satisfied himself, from personal OBJ
servation, Of some facts which may have an
important bearing upon future operations 8.
There has been no serious apprshensions Of
an attack from the rebels, OF whom indeed
there 10 no force within forty miles. Govern
ment trains are now moving.
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ARMY RIIMORS

We have dispatches from the Times special
correspondent in front OF Washington, dated
Centrevile, and Green Springs.
The rebel Gen. Stuart ives certainly at Lees
burg ON Monday, our correspondent having
been within sight OF his camp fires.
lie attempted TO cut off Capt Ayres' de-
tachment, but was foiled by information given
by negro who had heard his master detail
the rebel plan OF operations.
There is no doubt that Stuart is now in
front Of our advanced guard and threatening
an attack General Stahl has advanced to
meet him and our correspondent is confident
that Stuart will be compelled to fight or run.
Stuart encsmped yesterday between Bull
Run Mountain and the Blue Ridge
Our pickets were driven ia last night from
the direction of Leesburg Lieut. Keorning
returned on Tuesday evening from a recon
nosance aud reports force ol 400 rebel cav
airy at Bristow's station and that the rebels
are running trains between Warrenton and
Warreuton Junction A small rebel force
appeared yesterday on the Stone Bridge at the
Bull RIM battle ground.
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MEN SHOT FOR RESISTING THE
DRAFT

NEw YoRK, Oct IA serious resistance
having been made TO the enrolment for the
draft among the Irish residents OF Luzerne
Co, Pa il was necessary on Wednesday to
call out military force in the town Of Blakely
and fire upon the insurgents. -Four or five
we're killed and forcible opposition put down.
Gen Michael Corcoran has card this
morning, declining TO be candidate for
Congress. Gen Corcoran will accept no Off
ce ill the rebellion is put down.
There was yesterday in Brooklyn a narrow
escape from terrible calamity. School House,
No. 20, South 4th street, Williamsburg took
fire from the heating apparatus Great con
fusion prevailed.
The children made a simultaneous and
frantic attempt 20 escape from the apartment.
Numbers rushed TO the windows Tor the pur
pose ofjumping out, which Que or two actual
iy did The teachers directed their efforts to
getting the children out and succeeded. Near
iy oil escaped uninjured, but in the desperate
attempt to get cut pumber were trampled
upon aud crushed and more or less hurt. One
boy, it is feared, will not recover. The fire
was soon extinguished by the Police and fire
men, who also rendered effective service in
removing the children.
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ARMY RUMORs.

WAsHINoToN, Oct 1.-THE Times Wash
ington special correspondent at Harpers Fer
ry sends the following dispatch:
To-day at noon the forces who started from
here in receonnoisance towards Winchester,
and whom our dispatches left quietly en-
eamped at Charleston returned TO Bolivar
Heights, the object OF the expedition being
fully carried out
Our special correspondent at Sharpsburg
says The following was received from the
force which crossed Blackford yesterday on a
Reconnaissance Small squads of the enemy
were encountered all along the way, but they
retreated without offering serious opposition.
The principal force which the enemy opposed
to us, was two regiments of cavalry and two
pieces Of artillery During the advance we
ha one man killed aud three wounded
F. dead rebels were discovered on the way
side
The impression prevails that the rebels
have evacuated Martinsburg aud perhaps tn,
entire section OF country in this vicinity L
seems clear we have not much to fear iron
any force that the rebels may have posteC
near the opposite bank Of the river Tn,
force sent over Blackfords Ford will returr
tonight
Special TO the Herald says, an Impression
prevails here that there is some truth in th,
rumor, that while in Maryland The rehsl Gen
Lee forwarded TO this Government overture
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SOUTHERN ARMY.

CHARLESTON, Va, Oct l6.-Lee is at Win
chester with a large force and Jackson at
Buncker's Hill, with another large force
Stewart Cavalry is on the Shenandoah.
large rebel force is at Leestown, six miles
away.
Our forces is deployed out: Caldwelrs Brig
ade on the right front the 9th N. H., on the
lett; the 9th Regiment Cavalry on the extreme
front of the Village, aud cavalry, infantry
aud artillery scattered through the village.
The 9th New York Cavalry, is two miles in
the rear to prevent a flank movement
The enemy is expected to be reinforced.
We learn IRON the people that JEFF. Davis
has lssued "a proclamation that all Union oil
GERS held and caplu ed shall be put to hard
labor, if the Lincoln Proclamation is carried
out
There is furious storm raging
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ANoTHFR BATTLE PENDING.
HEADoUARTERs Army OF rHE PoroMAc,
October, 18th P. NJ.

October, 18th P. NJ.
Yesterday morning, when Hancock advan.
ced his division to Charleston, Gen. Wood
berry's division crossed the Potomac at Shep-
ardston ford, taking the road leading to Smith
field a small village half way between Charles
ton and Bunker Hill
Gen. Woodberry encamped last night be-
tween Lsetown and Kearneysville, about sew
en- miles from Smithfeld
His troops met with bnt slight resistance
during the day, from the enemys mounted
pickets. This morning he advanced his cav
airy towards Smitb6eld three miles from
Bunker Hill where he met the cavalry of
Hancocks division
Before reaching this point the enemy was
found to be in very large force. The recon
noisance here ended
Its object being to ascertain where the main
body of the rebel army was
There is no doubt that the rebel General ia
tend togiye battle at or near their present To-
cation. The indications ana that they will not
have to wait long before they again meet the
army Of the Potomac