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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-31
All Officers Ordered TO their Regiments
Ro-ccrans Sercnndcd.

LorIsvuIE. Thursday, Oct. D. 1862.
The order appropristiug the Masonic Temple az a
military hospital has been rescinded.
Gen. Boyle has ordered all officers to join their
respective regiments at once.
d. P. Cissell formerly Senator from Union County,
has been arrested charge Of dslcyolty, and will
be SEN, to Fort johnson
Gen. Rosecrans tonight responded to sercnade
of the band Of the j9ih Clio Regiment at the Gait
House, thanking he band for the compliment, saying
that speech.maling was not his vocation.
He cane here to fight. dc hoped they might
meet again when the war was over, and live under
the old national Hag. 70 attain this end, and fog
Justice and right, be had taken up srms, and be-
leved that the people wonld agree with him. ne
again thanked them, ssying, "You must excuse me
from making lengthy speech, Which is not my
vocation
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TO govern themselves. II we wonld make
thus Pepublic ono aud indivislble, we must
make il free from the Cali to the Lakes. Then we
woula have had peace-te pence Of eternal justice.
lie did not fear the result. When the speeci OF orr
candidate should lie read by the honest Democrats
of the State enough would be convinced by iis per-
feet statements TO make assurance doubly cure for
the night. Loud applause.
The vast meeting at ll:l5 p. m. adjourned with
laundering cheers for Wsdsworth.
OUTSIDE NFETIsGs.
There were several outside meetings. bht We have
no room for report.
The Fifth Ward Uuion Wadswoith and Treman
Climb made a very imposing demonstration. Accom-
panied by the Fifth Ward German Wadsworth Clab
they formed procession Of 400 men, With band
of music they marched through the Ward to Cana
street aud the Cooper Institute, under the Leadership
of Marshal John Contrell. The pioneers wore hb'
erty caps and flag NaIrons, and carried Union trans
parencies The color-bearer bad a fine likeness OF
Gen. Wadsworth. On then return they stopped
ut Tayors Saloon and gave three hearty cheers for
VIM. H. Gibson the Union nominee for Congress IN
the WITH District
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MARRIED..

BRowN-wEsLEY-Ast the Iosidenceofthe s,,des ra'etu.
"a Tuc,day Oct a. by the Rev Alexander H. Finon- D.
d. Edwsld s. Brown oud Joanna Caroline, daughter 81
Edward 3. Wesley esq, al oithsa city,
P-CUNNINGnAM-At lryington, n Z On hsn
dsy Oct 20 By the Rev. Charles Mchsrs, n hsnspd
Remedies Cuba to Mary daughter OF James cunningham
FURBf5a - TOWNSEND In EewIIaven, Conn., 90
Thursday Oct g. 1862 by the Rev. VIM Ca',ss hdsnd
brown arbi.h Of Portland Me- Chaplain 23 Ma ne neg
Inen TO Miss Grace H. sher Of the late Robert TOWN.
end
Portland Me- on MONDAY, Oct
~ A. Uish.street Church. by the Rev Dr. thcfeIns Mr.
Clinton Fmbh OF Chicago H. to Miss Grace ds ~ Ief Of
the late r. A. l.. Goldman, sss, Of PostiaLd.
IpFRRY-FONDi-At Schenectady, Oh Weins.t,y. Get
~ Nv the Rev Edwin seeye, d. d., william t. y Of
Is,nsbnrsh TO Louisa scudder, daughter Of Tie e RsT
}. ID. Fonda.
pfcoT-WATsON-On Saturday, Oct q, at D., ~. y,
n, ,he Rev Thos O. Watson Of CGto. d. n ~ led ei
fbisd.phia 70 Carrie L.. daughter Of The late W. " Vat
son Of Geneva
RHoADes-wHEEL Wednssday. Oct %.
bv The Rev Dr. Below Jchu Hafson Rhoade. I'D AaLs,
dsu,h,er Of h. +. Wheewnght. all OF this city.
WEEK s-ST EVENS-At the Church Of The Holy trinity.
Brooklvn on Thursday Oct n, by the Rev d. Ltetha.
foace = Weeks Of Milwaukee, 10 Louise o. glsr q
Houtio stevens esq, OF Brooklyn.
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from Eortress Monroe.

FoK1hKss MoSRoE Tuesday, Oct. 29. its2.
a nan who says he was taken prisoner by the
Rebels several months ago, and who finally sue
ceeded in obtaining bic release, furnishes the follow
ing account Of the Merrimac No. 9;
"I have been in Richmond for some time. During
my stay | went ON board the Merrimac No. 2 She
is thoroughly and heavily clad with iron, and is in
every way "a tough customer. She has btsn com
pleted for about month"; and has made several uips
70 Fort Darling.
+" She has as yet but one gun on board but the
other guns for her all ready. When left tho
Rebels were about paciug the remaining guns Oh
board, and they intended 20 have them al. mounted
in three weeks tiuie. The machinery Of The Merii
No. works well, and abe easil make Ell ht
miles per hour.
Z" lie Rebels have every confidence il her capa-
blities and certain hat she w'prove success.
When the people Of the North hear that the Merimsc
No. IL failnre-tbat the Rebels declare her 10 be
sO-then they may expect her 10 come out and do oil
the damage that she can. Their Intentions are -
delude and deceive ar much Is possible 30 %
TO take mapping.
1T was for this reason that Rebel officer made
The remark That tLe distractions IA the james
River, at Fort Daring, had all been removed IN
tended evidently 10 convey the idea tina; the Oh
siruetOns were removed TO Let the Nerrimac No.
out
FOaTREss NoSsoE Wednesday Oct % 1862
The Baltimore boat Georgsnns, Capt. Peanon,
arrived at Fortress Monroe about oc!ock this morn.
ing Capt. Pearson reports that about ? o'clock this
morning they saw the light Of burning chip which
was about IS miles distant. At 4 o'clock Capt
Pesrs)n sent "a boat to the burning chip.
just before the boat reached her the n,zzen mast
fell, and the ship was burned that Ler name conld
not be made out. Her ine-5oats were all gone, aud
she WAS az anchor with ber two quartes boats On
deck, bottom up. There VIA no one on board, aud
no ore in halDg distance. This fact, and the ships
being al anchor leads to the oo2euson thai the ship
had been fired and deserted.
The steamboat Mctamora left Fortress Monroe NJ
l2 o'clock m, to-day, for Aikons Landing. Sic
only took up four char ins and three doctors for
change. The Maple Leaf arrived here at o'clock,
but did not bring the 200 Rebel prisoners, ne waa es
pected, from Fort McIIenry.
The last 10, Of Rebel prisoners sent to Athens
Landing was not responded to by the Rebel Govern
men and that may he ier for the detention Ct
the prisoner OF Fort McHepry.
The gunboat Miami arrived at Fortrets Monroe
this afternoon, and DOW lies AZ the Government
whsrf taking on board heavier qnos than she has
heretofore carried.
There are many contradictory mmors here Ia re-
gard to The burning ship. Some think it tue work
# the Rebels, and Others the result Of nutny.
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The Bo,,ou uaacn. corpu. qo.c.

b1-Ios IIlfsd8y, OCT. %. lll2.
Deprty-s.eriil Baylcy proceeded to Fort Warren
to-day, in soop Calling TO get pass to 20 in the
regular steamer, 10 serve the writ ofhalcas corpu.
granted hy Judge Clifford, Of he u. 5. Circti,
Court, N tie case OF Nh ". II. Hinder.
The Deiu'y-SlcrG w.s not anovoJ ,oI,.lt.
INC nnllMy 'onnani.ut OF Fort Warren, and, con.
''llenliy returned 10 the city dis forenoon. lie 70.
ported to Judge Clifford that his attempt 10 ,eryo
the wit was unsuccessful wien the Cont r.,narl !
that i bad no means with which to enloc, to ,,r;,
The Court then ordered tie papers to be plae,5 on
file. f'"''' Oh
TINS probably ends The caoo for the present
Tie counsel for iir. Wmder arc the Iro, w
d. Reed tie Hon. G.. W. Bidile, and tbe Han
Peter Mccall members Of the bar of philadelnLia
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TEN REBELS TAKEN PRISONERS
GEN. STONEMaYS CAVALRY At LEESBURG,
Reports from the Front by Scouts
Important Capture of Mails and Medicines
JUNCTION WITH GEN. SIiEL BY GEN. BURNSIDE,

Special Dispatch to The N. Y Tribune
WARRINGTON, Thursday Oct. 20. 1852
The following is just received from or, Of y6eT
special correspondents with ~ 10 Army: '
LovRrTsyL.x, Va. Wednesday. Oct. 49, ls62-ep. m.
1.-THE pt.cbels occupy Smokers Gap in force.
rsu. pleasanton, with hs cavalry occupies Purcell
vile. In bis skirmsl, at Snickers Gap yesterday
he lost one man killed and two wounded OF the oih
n. Y. Cavalry. He took ten prisoners, including q
Lieutenant of the Rebel signal corps. The roads
are eycellent; weather pleasant. Our signal corps
has established station, and been working to-day
10 miles beyond our cavalry pckes. stoneman
cavalry has occupied Leesburg without resistance.
The following despatch has just been received
from your special correspondent, dated;
F.Iny,1 CouKr Housg, Thur'dly, Oct % 1852
Sconts returned from Dumfries, Stafford Springs,
Brstoy and Brentville report no enemy at those
plsces. A Rebel patrol WAS ct Brentyille on Sun
dav last. A force of 90 Confedrates are at Buck
lard Min near Gainesville. A coniraband from
yew Baltimore says cavalry regiment Of tue ene-
may reached there yesterday, p III, from Thorough
fare Gap.
Intelligence is brought that force Of our cavalry
drove in the Rebel piokets and advanced upon tie
Gap. but meeting with larger force, returned
without loss.
Two negroes have been sent in who are direct
from ApperyiIle. Gen. Walkers force 10 reported
to have retreated before the advance Of Gems,
Pleassnton and Bayard The number Of Walkers
force is ret a. about ~ 600, with dozen pieces Of
artillery.
An important arrest made yesterday Of par
ties carrying mails end medicines to The Rebels A
wagon loaded with sundry family stores, and car.
riage in which was found quinine and morphine
worth 10 secessa $40 GOO were captured by outer
pickets and brought into this place. The occupants
Of the carriage Dir. G. b. Bailey Mrs. Turner, and
Mrs l.. Buekner were also arrested and searched.
Miss Buckner bad several pounds Of qunine and
morphine secreted about her person. Letters Were
found upon her AMI Mr.. Bailey. The party and the
goods have been forwarded to Washington. The
parties came very near escaping.
Information as to their character was not received
until after their departure bat through tie prompt
ness aud efficiency OF Capt. Asmusseu, Chief OF Stat,
Col. Robinson, Povos, Marshal, and Capt. Brown,
Assistant Provost Marshal, they were intercepted.
Capt. Theo. Gaines, Judge-Adyocate Of the llth
Corps, having been ordered to Warrington TO assis.
Judge Hall. Major Baldwin Of the 10 b n. Y. V.
has been appointed to I'LL his place
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.TNE war IN THE SOIlII-NES1'
NO REST FOR THE WlC'SSO'
ROut Of the Rebels near Fayetteville, Ark.
rRe ARMY or THE FRONTIER AGAIN SUCCESSFUL
WASHINGTON. Thursday, De-, 20, 1862
The following
the army to-day

WASHINGTON. Thursday, De. 20. 1862
The following was received at the headquarters OF
the army to-day:
ST. LorIs. Wednesday, Oct 49, 1907.
To Naicr Gcssral II. W. HALIsoK, COmmander'mt A'y'
n ashrpion. a f,
The army OF the Frontier ia again suecesf;hi
Gen. SchoGeld's dispatches from Fayetteville, ARK.
say thai on yesterday at daylight, Brigadier' Ten
Missouri Cavalry, attacked Rebel camp four mies
east Of that place.
Onr force was about 900 strong, while the Rebs
forces numbered 3O00 commandedby Col. Cravens
After sharp engagement OF an an, hour ihe enemy
ments and o few wagons.
The loss Of the enemy was eight dead on the field
Our loss wss FIVE wounded, one MORALLY.
Gen. Heron pursued the Rebel force for severn
miles into the Boston Mountains.
:. Il. CURTIS, Major General Commanding.
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Release % The baltimore Pri.on.r-.

BaLrwoRK Thur,day Oc'. 90 1902
The loyal citizens who were arrested by order OF
Gen. Wool, on Tuesday night, and gent to Fort
Delaware, have been uucondiiionsy released by
order u thc President. The rapers seized NJ the
time OF the ARES, have al,5 been delivered up.
Assunuees have been given by the President that
'hc whole rhair will be adJu'ted 70 the fatisllci,n
Of the loyal people 81 Maryland.
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BALrIsoHE. Thutsday. oct -. 1872.
The railroad officers here have just received iele-
graphic adyices from Gen. Kelly, thal tho Robol,
yeiterday, completed tie destruction OF Back Creek
Bridge, ON the Blltmore and Ohio Railroad, and
that there are 300 Rebel cavalry at IIcdgeyile.
Tho bridge Is ten miles west OF MEtinsburgh, and
feel deep Ind ioD feet long
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PHYSICAL EDucATIos.I.ast evening NJ. Wo,a.
and Mrs. Plumb gave illustrations OF Die Levi.
New System of Gymnastics in Hydropathy Hal Il
Laight street. TIC audience was large Bud selea
and all were delighted with the perfonnsnee. A
class il to be organized at once and lessons on phy
steal culture will be given TO the ladies and gene
meu who join it. Other public demonstrates will
be made, Of which due notice will be given
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Lous'ILg, Ky, Tlur.day Oct. D. 1863
Gen. Rosecraus aud Stall arrived in this city tli,
morning.
Gen. Rosecrans takes Con. Buella department
Gen. Buell. goe. 70 Annapolis, Maryland.
Gen. Dunout has arrived here en- route to his com
Inand.
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The Arrests of Loyal Citizens in Baltimore
.. They are still held i'm Custody.
DiLTlNOHK, IhugslaT, Oct. 30.

DALIbVHk, IhuIslaJ, Oct 30. no..
The loyal citizens arrested on Tuesday night in
Temperance Tempe, aud WHO were sent down the
bay in steamboat, have lot yet been released from.
custody.
Governor Bradford has gone to Washington to see
President Lincoln in regard to these unwarrantable
arrests.
Governor Bradford has demanded the uncondi.ion.
al release OF all the parties arrested and that all the
papera and docments feized be given up
The petition for the removal Of Gen. Wool re-
ceived numerous sgnanres last night aud tbis morn.
ing.
An advertisement appears in the loyal papers to-
day, inviting the citizens of Baltimore TO call at the
Union Reading Room and sign the memorial to the
Precedent for The removal Of Gen. Wool.
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Esnruside Formed N function with sig,r.

fWiApgtrniA Thursday Oct %. IN,
TIE Warrington sur Of tbs evening SAWS TINT
Gen. Burnside bas already advanced down alon.
tie eastern base Of the Blue Ridge, and formed a
PRACTICAL junction with Cen Sigel, their lines Of
pickets joining.
The withdrawal Of Walkers Rebel forces from
Ulpeville WIS doubtless in conseeacnre Of the
rlpidly Of Gen. BarusIde's movement in that diree.
l'on' We do not believe he has gone in HE direction
Of SnoSeryle, ~ in that event, 10 would be rn,h.
ins into tho Jaws IF MeCleas army, but rather
scrosa the RidgebacA % .."ecEYlle, over She Alex
andria anl Winchester Turnpike. a.
I'm, ne H'Oei' continue to occupy Nc iHdse between
''"'Ir, fe"y and Wfnchc,ter, on which lee
P'reu "'S army after 'rossing into Virginia. We
10 70. nc az moving ~ last "a he can, "a Burnside
"'' i"%''onn lor Ger have already defeated his
p'oV"V'e seneme attempting to .nrprise Sigel. To
-, promptly he will have 10 move back toward
Richmond
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Of the uIiberninn on Cane r,,.

- De J0HFs, n, T. Wedhesday, Oct 90 Iaa
The steamship HiberDian, from Liverpool on nj, Il.
10th, via Londonderry on the 18th INST, passed CO.
Race en- route to Quebec, at o'clock this VeSnTNs
day. morning. The sea was so heavy after The -
cent gale that 1t was impossible for the ncws ya
the Hbernian are five days later.
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DID NOT TAKE PLAcE.-The ssrenade spror,..,
by some of tho papers to be given to Gen. BauL, J.
the Aston House, last night, did not take place ~.
General visited bis family, in the spper par, Of y.
city, early in the evening.
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Recnp,are Of "a Lnrge Number Of EamIe

NtshiN6ToS, lhurLay, Oct -, 1904
The following has been received at Headquarters:
CrsBEHuSp Nd, Oct %.
Byisadi,y. Gsse,ai r. B. Manor, Chi.feCSfag;
l ordered Lieut.. Col. Quick, Of the 23d illinois, "a
take the liiucgod Cavalry, andtwo gmsof RouIke'-
battery and pursue the party that took the cattle IN
Hardy county. lie left New Greek last night, al
enemy ~ dGyligh, this morning, alta ked him, and
captured 40 head OF cattle 10 prisoners, aud "
hores. b. +. KELLEY,
HnaDQrlErERs spwr ov rnF Poroq,cl
rhnTsdsy Evening, Oct 20. la2 !
A force OF Cavalry belonging 10 che command OF
Gen. Kelley, leit Cumberland yesterday, making O
forced march into Virginia in selrch Of Rebel maraud-
ing Cavalry, who had been committing depredations
ia that section.
They marched all night and came mp with them
this morning, capturing IL prisoners aud 20 hosse-;
also, $50 head Of cattle, which these gnsrila- hJ
stolen from the citizens of an adjoining county.
The Rebel Pi,kets under Gen. Walkcr, al Upper
Vile were driven from that place yesterday af.er-
noon.
Tie infantry were ssid to hive marched to Suck.
ersyillc, their intention evidently heng to escape 10
the right Of Blue Ridge Mountains, by way OF
Smokers Gap. This is the only news from tina,
section 20 day.
The orders of the Commanding General OF this
army aIo being carried ont day aud night with all
possible dispatch.
The Rebels have destroyed portion Of tho rsi,-
road running from Charlestown 20 Winchester
An Md TO Gen. LJugs,reot, who was paying
visit At Fairfax, WAS taken prisoner to-day.
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aEi0n Meeting ia yrvurL

EKgAnK. n. j., Thuuday Oct. N ras,
az, Immense meeting III support OF tie Union STAT.
ticket was held here tins evening snee ,i,o o''e
nude ny The Hon. Henry Winter Davis ,b, W TI
lsaac w. Soudder, anu others. ''' '"o ''o"'
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The IRISH LEGroy.--We call attention 10 ths
special notice in another column sieuei hy Col.
Corcoran. 1t will be seen that the coTs il undsr
marching orders, and the opportunity to DIN Is
limited
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.vIIHh Congregational District
WI h.rovni of the Hon. Alfred Ely.

L. ROCHESTER,, N. y, Thardsy, Oct 20, 1901
tue XXVllIh Congressional District the Hon.
y fred Ely candidate for Congress, wilhdraws IN
favor OF Freeman Clarke, esq.
| BEN FIELD. M. 7. BEMr5.
| PRANK HISCOCK. Republican Commil,ee.
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TIE Twsn,,.four,b Min. ,,c.;,,.,.,

Bpiros. Thursdsy. Oct. w. 1909
The 2lih Mime Regimen. paced through Boston
to-day Tor the seat Of war.
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New-Aondon 10 be q Naval s,n,io,.

nv, Ew.LoSpos, Conn, Thursday. Oct 40
, Inc commissioners appointed by the Seer 1852
,he Navy nave made repor. IN favor Of eiary of
don ~ Q Naval Station, .tew.Ion.
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Destruction or A Pmor-DoAr.--The potboat
Edwin Forrest previously reported ashore on Jones =
Inlet has gone " pieces.
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uuxv vnpK nAnY TRIBUNE EalDAY OCTOBER 81, 1861.
that be wac upon HE track. A very natural Gu

that be wac upon HE track A very natural Gu
riotity.
lie did not arrest the editor as stated but not i'm
probably treated him with some ronghness OF man.
ner, and made some foclish general remarks about
newspapers, such M are not uncommon 10 military
circles.
ORGANIZATION OF SURGEONS.
The Surgeons employed in the various Hospitals
held another meeting tonight at the rooms OF the
Sanitary Commission and effected a permanent Or
gsnizaiion, Dr. Clark ~ President for the discussion
Of medical questions especially those connected with
Hospital discipline.
THE HUNDRED CHANGE OF GENERAL-lN-CIliEF.
The circumstance that il 10 only within fortnight
that Gen. Haeek was relieved from the command
Of the Department of the Mississippi, which he had
mp to that lime held officers Of bis staff represent
ing him at st. Louis after he became General-in.
Chief is sufficient of itself to extinguish the rumor
that he is to be lgned TO the command in the
West, and that another is to be made General-ip-
Chief.
DEATHS IN HOSPITAL.
The following deasbs have occurred in the Wash
ington Hospitals since our last publication:
10 q c Rchard.on y 20 n v los Antoine, D, 26N.Y.
Daniel feeman. g, W. Peter Lind ~, III 20.
Jacob fonus, j. lf.Pa Christian My.r. y, nm. Y,
f.tG Coisap X. IAN Y SIN Beph.Id Man~ick ,; Nd
VIM. Bouiby, A. Q Y. j. John McCnrtin. l. N l.
A. 4. Jordan, {. 10 me. Corp Peter b. Kit.. JK,i7 o.
soonisn' BorbsD, b, ITO Pa
To the Associated rress.
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TIE FRENCH ARMY FOR MEXICO
The Supposed Retreat of the Rebels
Important Arrests and Captures.
THE NEGLECT TO USE TAX STAMPS
The RnmOred Change Of Generalin-Chief

Special Di.pstch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WAsHissroN Thursday, Oct 30, 1904
DRAFT poDGING AND ILLEGAL VOTING TO BE
WATCHED. %
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IRON GENERAL N'CLELLANS ARNY.

THE REBELS AT SMCKER'S GAP IN FORCE.
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Orders have Oeeh .--.saed by the War Department
to PfoVosI>aarshal General Draper, United yates
Marshal Murray, cad General Superintendent Ken
needy, Of New-York, to take measures to prevent
men from voting who have claimed exemption from
tbs draft on account of being aliens. Accordingly
the pames of all such persons will be at the polls
and the moment one attempts to vote, be will be
arrested and held subject to the decision OF the
Government,
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sPEECH OF CAssIrs NJ. CLAY.

Gen. CAssIUs NJ. CLAY was received with three
cheers lie said that he had been so fully heard
that be had little further TO say. He had been
and Wood were hung It would save the lives OF
uany honest Democrats. Bat from what we had
beard, could any one doubt that they wero giving
AID and comfort to the enemies of the Govern.
neh'; And IN that case the men who made
sne Constitution had decided that thew should
% hing oy the neck till they were dead. f" And
~ yTa pave mercy on their sonls." II Seymour
.,a oe elected, civil war would be at our 6eanb.
az nnr ano as Mr. Kelley bad ssid only the power
Sa.e,vsn,;y and navy had preserved u from FOREIGN
,Soms woDid Sot I'll they saw we were divided al
TIE VO,s on Tuesday next, and eight hat Saitlo
.fn ,Ols were in bis tomb. Beea1sS S0I lsl.
Sorla she': hs' the people were ineompet ,n
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The statement in The Iyo,id that the Editor Of
TIE Washington Republican came very near being
sent TO prison by subordinate Of Gen. Wa3s,yorb,
is incorrect, both Us TO agent and act. TIE man
with whom Tile Republican editor had 70 do WIS
Chez Detective Baker of tho War Department.
All he did was to ask the editor to call UPON him aud
tell how he got the nows that man in tho War
Department was giving the Rebels information. and