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New YORK, Sept. 90 The paroled Vick,burg
prisoners at Mobile are suffering the greatest
hardship for the want of care and food, and
openly declare that if they are ever forced into
the field they will leave In the first battle. tits
supposed that of the q 900 paroled prisoners
at Vlcksburg, not more than 5000 will ever be
forced into the ranks.
The steamer Morning Star trings New Or
leans dates of the 22d. On the night of the
2lst party of men cut out the tug Leviathan
from under the guns of the De Soto at the
southwest pass. The loss was not discovered
till morning, when the De Soto and another
gunboat went in chase and recaptured the tug,
with all on board.
A gentleman direct from Morris Island states
that "a few days before he left seven deserters
arrived there from Sullivan Island. Their sto.
ry is, that after the blowing up of the magazine
in Fort Moultrie, and fully expecting a contlnu-
alton of the Smelling on the 70 lowing day, the
rebels made preparations for the removal Of
their best guns, with the intention of evacuating
the island, but finding the next morning thai
the Smelling was not renewed they concluded tc
wait little while
The Herald says it is understood that Gen
Hooker has been appointed to the command o.
that column of tue army in Tennessee lately un
der Gen. Burnside, and has accepted the ap
pointment
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ters from the Army of the Potomac have been
"rrest;d in this city. A haul was made yester-
day at Georgetown of men who have been max
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Geo. II. Holmes colored man, of the I'd
Louisiana regiment, has been promoted to a
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CAPT. L. L. COBURN,

w no commanded Co, C. in the gallant Thirteenth YER
mont, having been appointed Recruiting Officer, to
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HEADQUARTERS AT M ONTPE Ii b

In the building known the RIALTO' fronting State
street Bridge which will be open at all hours of the day
for the purpose of enlisting recruits. Lieut. GEORGE
ROBINSON has the appointment of Recruiting Officer
der Capt Coburn, with his also at Montpe.
her Lieut.. ROBINSON will make weekly semi weekly
visits to Moretown Wasfeld and the Mad River Valley
country, TO enlist those residing in that section.
Lieut.. W. f. MARTIN of Co. c, is also Assistant Re-
cung Officer, and will his headquarters at MARSH
FIELD where he will all times be ready to enlist
for CAPT. C0BURN'S Company.
TIE inducements to enlist in the Seventeenth Regiment
of Veteran Volunteers such have been offered
any soldiers in the field.
~ The pay will commence from the day of enlist
ment. Burroughs will be given those wishing them
main at home until the organization Of the Company.
Soldiers of the noble Second Brigade your Country yet
needs your services Answer the vtaon Of the Repub
c whose children you are, and rally around
the standard Of the Union. Come the memory of your
past achievements beckons you While the fame of
your bravery the battle field yet ringing among the
hills of your native State, the tap of the drum spring
more to arms.
L. l.. COBURN, Recruiting Officer.
Aug 90, 1868.
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Notice T!

The Hon. J. A Wing will deliver an address
., Village Hall, in Montpelier, on Wednesday
next at half past seven o'clock, P. M. All are
invited to attend.
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18TH VERMONT REGIMENT,
Veteran Volunteers

Would invite all those who fought with him at Get
tysburg, well those who have served in the
Army of the Union fo- Nine Months more to once
rally with the Flag that has been so bravely UP
borne by Vermont Boys many bloody battle field
, 1863-10-12
FROM ST. LOUIS,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfibnne.1
6r. LOUIS, Oct. 10th, 1853.
Shelby and his rebel gang hare passed
south OF the Pacific railroad and west Of Cali
fornia station, Only twenty-five miles from
Jt1erfon City. They entered California this
morning. 4 passenger from Tip:on, Last
light, states that 1t WAS believed there, TINT
sitter tearing up the railroad and burning the
Landine bridge above syracuse, the rebels de-
signed moving on, Louisville. An effort Is
being made to surround and capture the
whole Of the rebels, instead Of pursuing and
attacking them In float. A collision, how
eyer, betNeen our forces and the rebels u
inevitable.
On Sunday night last one of the most dar-
Ing guerilla raids wae accomplished int small
way, Of which We hare any account during
this war. Logtown was charged upon, and
the storehouse Of J. J. L. Collins, robbed
of dry goods, boots, &c, to the amount Of
several hundred dollars. Logtown is three
miles from Pilot Knob, aud about one and q
lalt miles from Fort Curtis. Forces are In
pursuit.
| Serious approximations are felt for the safety
Of 6edalia, where valuable Government
stores and railroad stock are concentrated
and should the rebels in overwhelming force
| attack it before the arrival Of reinforcement
doubts are felt Of Ito ability to hold out.
The rebels thus far have avoided even sml1l
fights, while their force is heavily inc1eas-
, 1863-10-12
. FROM CLEVELAND.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.I
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. II, 1868.
The work Of importing Vallandigham 70
ting cattle has commenced. The Copper
heads are not satisfied with Illinois and Wis
consin co-ope1ators, but sent to Canada for
help, thus joining with the rebels in seeking
foreign Intervention. A delegation Of Cana
dian roughs are reported to have arrived, this
morning, by boat, from Detroit, with full in
structions to vote and fight for the Windsor
martyr.
They will be closely watched, and the Col
umbus Penitentiary WILL probably need en-
1azgement before long, Some reports place
the number OF this delegation at 800, but this
is probably exaggerated.
A party OF about dozen Western voters
arrived at Crestllne, yesterday, and got into
q feht,in which come Of them confessed what
they had been sent here for. Several were ar
rested and sent back. There is no doubt that
they are pouring into the State bysquhds and
companies.
4 reward Of 500 Will be offered by the
County Central Committee for the conviction
OF any fraudulent voter. This will engage
the efforts Of 1aboring men and all classes in
the cause Of law and order. =.
The hotels and saloon keepers hare agreed
to close their bars on the election day until eix
o'clock, p. N. They did this Voluntarily.
The Union cause looks bright, only a gigan-
tic fraud can prevent L majority Of 10000 to
5000 tor Brough.
The meeting: on the square tomorrow,
Monday night, will be tremendous. The
Germans are intensely eager to welcome
Gen. slegel, who will arrive at 2 P. m.
The meeting at Youngstown yesterday Vas
a splendid one. The decorations and displays
In procession were the finest yet seen in
, 1863-10-12
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA,
Conflicting misunderstanding
on our Right,

WAsu1sG1os, Oct. n.-A letter from head
quarters Of the Army Of the. Potomac says for
Two or three ddys past the ensmy ha. been
concentrating heavy force around Madison
Court House, snd on Saturday night aud
Sunday morniog they moved out Of to m insa
A divieion of infantry. large body Of cav
airy, and considerable amount Of artillery,
We're occasionally seen by our e}gns1 men
through the opening in the forest, which geu-
orally concealed the read. The object Of the
movement could not at the time be determIn-
ed.
Yesterday evening reports from. the font
represented that early in the morning one Of
Gen. Kilpatrick's cavalry brigades, consisting
ofthe 5th Michigan, 9th New York, 7th Penn
sJlyania, and another regiment, attempted 4
Reconnaissance on the south side Of Robert
body Of stuart's rebel cavalry. A fight ensu-
ed, continuing an hour, Wheo our troops fell
back upon the infantry reserves. After au-
other severe contest, the infantry were COM
her were captured
upon The enemy, retakfng all vi b the excep-
lion Of fifteen Or twenty Of tic infantry.
Our entire force Was then pushed back to-
wards Culpepper, Bkirmfabfng On the way,
and contesting every foot Of ground. Heavy
firing in the afternoon indicated that the con-
the top Of Thoroughfare Mountain was nearly
cut of, but the entire party, with the prop
e1ty, escaped.
il appears to be generally believed that the
main body Of Gen. 4. T. Hilrs corps has
passed from the left to the right Of our front,
intending to make demonstration on our
right rear, for the purpose Of emitting of our
Tailrcad Communication. Should the rebel
movement be simply d rusa to cover heavy
attack on our front, We are pre-
pared for it, as the ground has been
general and vigorous battle on our part.
The advance Of Gen. Htl1's corps probably
commenced moving from Madison Court
House Thursday morning, and By this time Is
It Was positively stated yesterday morning
that The rebel cavalry and infantry were upon
NEW YoRx, Oct. ia special Washing
ten Dispatch to the Mercury states that the
entire rebel army has fallen back from the
RaPidan, probably to Richmond: Al OF their
artillery Was removed. The Eetreat has pro-
badly been going on several days, though
their main front vas not withdrawn till Sat-
NEW YonK, Oct. 1.-THE Herald has the
following special.
has Withdrawn from our front and Is sup
mord, and Is eendlng q portion Of his army
tc reinforce Bragg ID front Of Chattanooga.
The weather Is fine and the roads in good or
der.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1o.-An immense num-
Der Of sick and disabled soldiers arrived at
Potomac having been thoroughly inspected
and eve1y man unit tor actiEe service sent
al officers 1T for duty have been ordered
, 1863-10-12
FROM MADISON.



MADISON, Wis, Oct. II, 1858.
There was very large and enthusiastic
Union meeting here tonight. Alaj. E. A.
Ca1kins, Of the Sd Wisconsin cavalry, for
mer1y leading Democratic editor In this
State, made destructive raid among the
Copperheads, hitting right and left, and de-
nouncing With whitening sarcasm the unpat-
riotic course Of some Of his former political
associates.
Senator T. o. Howe gave IN able and elo-
quent argument on the questions Of the day,
showing the absurdity Of the idea TINT Presi-
dent Lincoln WAS, Or could be, tyrant, de-
Tending the acts Of his administration, and
reviewing the Infamous course Of Vallandig-
hum. a warmly endorsed by the Palmer and
Ryan Democrats Of this State, from the time
he introduced resolution In Congress, in
1851, recognizing the right Of secession and
proposing to amend the Constitution, till the
present. He made cogent appeal for the
support Of the Union ticket by loyal men.
The following commissions have been
issued to the Sd regiment. State militia II.
Augustus Ray, as Colonel; s. B. Boynton,
Lieut.. Colonel; S. y. Hedsick, Major. Capt.
Geo. D. Rogers Is Major Of the 25th regi-
ment; Capt. Payne, Major LIST cavalry; Jno.
r. Davis has been commissioned Captain Of
battery c, heavy artillery; and Henry ".
Peck, Captain Of battery D, heavy artillery.
These two batteries have just been raised aud
will soon leave for the field. Capt. r. II.
Strong, as Major Of the 10Th regiment; Asst
Co. ur AI17
, 1863-10-12
FROM LOUISIANA.
Full Details Of the late Reverse

NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-The New Or1ean:
correspondent Of the Herald gives the tollow 4,
Ing particulars Of the engagement neAr tte
A1chafa1aya Owing to the Illness Of General
Heron that officer had received leave of ab-
sence, and Major General Dana has been ap.
pointed to the command. This change occur
red about week ago. As the enemy was
ton on the opposite side!of the Atchafaiaya,
the commandlngtG General thought 1t advisable
to throw up entrenchments, md while the
larger portion Of the troops were fortffying
the leyee, Lieutenant Colonel Leak, ol
the goth 1owa, waa ordered to proceed some
five or SIX miles In advance. He Was accom-
panied BY portions Of the 19:h Iowa and 26th
indiana, together with $50 cavalry and Sec
Early on Wednesday morning the whole
force Of the enemy, combating of Greene's,
Morton's and Major's brfgades, succeeded IN
quietly crossing the Atchafalayar and passing
between the main body aud Col. Leaks com
pletely outfanked and cut it off before the
movement was discovered. Col. Leak drew
M his men in line Of battle, aud gallantly
prepared to give the advancing foe warm
reception.
i sharp fight Of nearly half an hour oc;
cu1red, In which our troops fought braTely
end of that time they were compelled to sur
render, the enemy having almost entirely SUI
rounded them. With the exception Of the
cavalry, the whole we're taken prisoners, and
their guns captured.
The former, consisting ofdetachments from
the 9th, Seth and 1st Illinois regiments, sue
ceeded in making their escape. The prison
captured q Lieutenant Colonel and tTelve
Mat Gen. Dana advanced with his whole
force rs soon as possible, and our last advices
, 1863-10-12
FROM CAIRO AND BEL on,

Especial Dispatch to tbs Chicago TttbQne.1
ChRo, Oct. 10, 1863.
By The steamer City Belle, Wharton, mas
ter, re hare Memphis dates to the sth. News
not particularly important. New Orleans
dates caUe to hand Of the the 2sth, but news
mostly anticipated yla New Te1k.
The 18th and part Of the 18th army corps
have gone to Brashear City. The balance of
the 18Th is still at New Orleans.
Gen. Banks has Issued his order enforcing
the CONSUMPTION Of all the Inhabitants of the
first and second Congressional Districts Of
Louisiana. The act does not include for en-.
rollment well disposed persons, who, In case
Of capture By the enemy will not be entitled
to full immunity Of soldiers Of the United
States, and also authorizes one or more regi.
ments Of Louisiana volunteers for location at
New Orleans.
Order No. 72 authorizes detail Of addition-
al staff officers for eo,psd' 4}riqae, with rank
and pay Of Captain, to act as instructors Of en-
rolled colored men.
Gue1illas hare been burning cotton again
On F1azer's River, few miles below Aliens
Ferry. For time this kind of business has
been remarkably qulstin Arkansas.
The q. 8. steamer Brown, on her last trip
down the river, lost two large barges Of coal
on account Of the 1oH Stage Of natrr In the
Mississippi.
VIM. Carlos, formerly Of Chicago, engaged
in the bar Of schuter's saloon, on the Ohio
levee, was accldently shot through the head
with pistol bullet this morning, by man
named Daley. Daley had fracas with the
proyost-guard, and drew the pistol to defend
himseH with, when it accidentally discharged
itself. and the ball entered CaI1os' brain. He
died In few hours. The cornner's jury dis
charged Daley after brief examination Of
the 9acts. Col. Lynch has arrested the pro-
Tostguard tor an illegal act in attempting to
interfere with Daley.
Surg. Gen. Hammond, U. s. 4. is stopping
/ in the city to-day On business connected with
Ais department..
, 1863-10-12
FROM CLEVELAND.
Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tibun6.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibun6.1
CLEyE1ASD, Oct. 10. 1863
General sIgel passed through here this
morning from Pittsburgh to Erie. He returns
tomorrow morning, and Will speak on Mon
day evening In this city. No formal recsp-
ticu YVES had, bnt large crowd Of Germans
gathered to welcome him.
The Union meeting Of Monday evening will
be q grand affair. The Copperheads today
appointed meeting for the came evening In
a hall upon the Square, and call upon the
working men to gather while the shoddy
ar1stoc'S.cy is re7el1ing on the Square. This
aru RI other terms Of the call are thought to be
m Invitation to come prepared to fight the
Unionists, but may be nothing Ct the Kind Is
intended. -.
The cause still looks BRIGHT We do not
fear tor the result unless most stupendous
hauds ehonld be perpetEated by imported
V,11andigham bu1lies. Speakers and other
gentlemen who hare travelled through the
State come home confident Of a heavy uaa+
5o1ity for the Union ticket Brough himself
claims It at high figure.
The Ohio Vallandighamers will be rein
fo1ced from Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin
and Nc must light the battle Of Chickamauga
over again On Tuesday. But victory is almosi
certain.
, 1863-10-12
FROM PHILADELPHIA,

Especial Dlspatth TO Inc Chicago 1rtbune.]
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II, 1868.
While the great Union torch light process
sion was passing the Democratic Club Rom,
on Wa1nut street, Saturday night, an attack
Was made on the delegation from the 24th
Ward by persons in the rooms. Bricks were
thrown from the windows, ipjurlng, though
not eeriously, several persons, including one
child. The attack was undoubtedly precon.
certed. Fifteen persons we're arrested This
Was the only disturbance during the day.
The Union men are delighted NTH the tri~
umph yesterday. Copperheadism desp.irs.
Nothing is spoken of but politics. The Ct.
citement is increasing, and heavy vote will
be polled. The heavy bets On Woodward are
Withdrawn, and odds are given BY the Curtin
men.
Gov. Curtin will address the citizens Of
Maniuke and Frankfort tomorrow. All the
prominent leaders Of the campaign are now
in the city, and will remain till after the elec-
ton.
The Governors rooms at the Continental
to day were thronged with visitors. a num-
ber Of Southern ladies attended the le7ee,
The Democrats have held ward cs~,acpsaaa
adopting resolutions r. - read Irgersola, Read
d: 20. out Of the party after the election. Il
the PARTY is defeated, they say 1t will be from
the extreme disloyalty OF these men. No
reWs from the interior.