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Brigadier General II sca com tndi X tho DepAtmen
Of Indiana, has been relieved OF has o immand.
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Hats.-White's sprinG styles OF Hats
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spEC1SL NOTICES.

sPEcIxL NOTICES.
INFORMATION wAsrKD,-ff Az ov rns pa Pas,
i ssnssrs o. - lhs H.iis1 aved % - "- ,a =,
line Of stays who -@w the sertisnt whirh o~s,y~-
90 ..y fssr n fhifty hIs s'-.i sad Madison svss.,
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TD1pslns ct the Ar~stssn Hsnvsss Bufd1s Noes
street. s~nd their address they IN u<s
,se nndssssnsd sss sag s~ironirns Iersn 2, ~.
MONITOR PAssAJC -THE ERICssos HosTrOE
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Dsses ses Of the HervOSs, Seminal, Yrs
aary ana aesus syrems -he- and reliable ,ssen..os-a
vsopea frse chaSys Address Or. j. ekiln Houshton.
Howsrd Associ.tiun. Philadelphia. IA.
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Lieutenant Colonel James Oaks Fourth United States
infantry has been detailed 70 aid tho War Department 10
the arrest Of dsserters and securing uniformity tho
execution OF the Enrolment In the State Of Illinois,
headquarters at Springfield.
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Paris and London Medical Adviser,
"A On the Diseases Of blood Nervous Urinary Sexual
szsems a.. s.p, 10 ssai.d ssys'op.s for 81 Aad-s-
Warren No Vesey the sutbor. DIR. Larnont
ssf Brosdway. srs. New York Hours for treatment
10 daily.
Hilrs HAIR Dye. 50 Cents, Black or
Brown. natural durable. beautiful Depot 10 Barclay
street. Sold By all druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12
TIE ATTACK ON BURNSnDE'S
ADVANCE FORCE.
The Rebels Capture Nix Hundred Men and
Four Cnnron-The Main Army i'm nm
Imprcgnnbie Petition.
wA-HryGTos. Wednesday, Nov

WA-HTNGToS. odncsday, Nov. II, 1908
II was stated several days ago that two OF
Gen Hurnsdes most eastern outpots in Tennessee had
been attacked is the Rebels and that half of the gar
rison consisting Of two regiments and battery had
been captured.
Gen. Grants dispatch did not designate the exact
place where the disaster occurred nor did u state the
strength Of the Rebel force tie probable number OF
the killed. and wounded on side
Tie Republican tins afternoon says;
Gen. Burnside toegrapLs that the disaster referred
20 occurred q, Rodgcrsvire in Hawkins County, Ten
nessec.
This pace the termination Of the branch read OF the
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad, and is situated
fifteen miles from Knoxville.
Gen Burnside also states that tie Rebels captured sir
hundred men and four cannon.
lie does no, mention tie number Of his killed and
wounded.
HIS main army is where Il was when the attack was
made on Rodgcsyille in imrrcgnable position aud
IN good spirits subject 20 the orders Of General Grant
who il perfectly Ell satisfied with It's situation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12
ne Is Re.enforccd and Assumes =
Strong Position.
HIS LEFT TURNED AND FRONT BROKEN.
His Retreat Becomes a Total Rout.
CAPTURE OF EVERYTHING THEY POSSESSED.
A Large Number of Prisoners Taken.
scisl Dispatch to The ". Y. Tribune.

4
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Nov. II, 1863.
The following official dispatches concerning
the victory in Western Virginia have been received:
NEAR FAILING SPRINGS, West Virginia. Nov. 7, 1863.
Brigadiey. General KELLEY, CommdAding Department.
On the 9Th int. attacked jenkins in front Of Min
Point and drove him from his position with Tifing
loss either side.
Yesterday morning he was reinforced b. General
Ecbos from Lewisburg, with Patterns Brigade and
regiment OF Jenkins's command, and assumed strong
position upon tie summit Of Drop Mountain, position
similar to that upon South Mountain in Maryland, but
stronger, from natural difficulties and breastworks
storiaed the enemys left WITH infantry, and when
he became disturbed Sade attack direct with four
regiments Of dismounted cavalry. The victory
decisive. and the encmys retreat became total rout.
His forces, throwing away their arms, became scat.
tered in every direction pursued those that he kept
together until after dark. Lis wounded and many
prisoners and arms have fallen into hands. Ny loss
is about 100 officers and The troops are in ex-
ceueni spirits. witt plenty of ammunition.
WI W. AyERILL, Bricadier General.
CLARXsDURG. West Va, p. n, No. :. 1908
B,ig.. Gen. CuLLuy, Chig i S,aJ.
TELEGRAM JUST RECEIVED FROM GEN. ScANH0s.-
Gen. Duilie entered Lcwsburg az 1880 a. the
Just before his arrival, Daile captured the encmys
camp tents knapsacks provisions. &C., one cGisson
and many prisoners also 100 head Of cattle. Cavalry
in pursuit. Ayeril had arrived at Lewisburg.
b. F. KELLEY, BrsGdie General
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Naval.

Probable SUSPENSION oP WORK on THE
IRoN LADs-It vas reported IN Naval circles ycster-
day in this city bat temporary suspension Of tie
non eaa vessels o war LOW building iof tie Govern
f.ut d. likely 10 tac place. IL s said that all tie con
Tractors are Determined 10 ask tie Interference Of the
,,oycr.mtnt ia PIE cnting the ditastcrs which tie
strkcs acly To OCCASION them by either increasing
lie amount 81 tie contract money 10 be paid Tor the
vessels when finished or boy regulating by law the
wnsrs 20 b. paid o. mechanics According o. tie con.
traetors s. aWhoeucci Of iGon.cad lessch. which
are not yet. completed. were contracted for over
n wear and half az. when wages and materials
we're 90 per cent cAcapT than they are now. They
acse thai tie GOycrnncn did not furnish the plans
randy 10 J.. promised t1 d. aud also that 10 made alter
atoms IN the vessels wblci rendered IL mpos blc 10
complete them In the tim originally laid out ior the
worA. They are thcrciofcOf opinion that the Navy
Department should assist Item IN the present crisis
he workmcn on tie oihe. hand assert that the en-
Movers are making huudIcdpcr cent on the capital
sunk ia baling the vessels I'D that they DO not give
five Tor wages. They ato nscrt that The employers
have never voluntarily rnlfcd her wages always cay
ing 1t to the Government Wien strikes" made
IL necessary for thom 90 have work done.
they bay that they do more woi. for The contractors
i'm DAY than the employees OF d. Na,y.lnld do for
the Government III two days and lat thry ought 10 be-
paid IN proportion to th,r work 4 meeting of iron.
clad workers viii be held IN few dNs m this city, aud
the result Of the conclusions arrived by them viii be-
tie basis OF future action on ticrpM Some strikers
on the Jtrsey City vessel, went To work Yesterday but
The mass of them held out Ilcroar, about forty
ronclld vessels of war IN c0urscof construction, and
the hus lcntauh ol VIOLA on them Wod seriously chudi-
rass the dOi ernlnent at time whn 4 needs dfinolcd
vessels Of war Oh the iDTty named thirteen should DC
ready To receive their crews, bL, cannot be ~ Tor
some months ana the "strlAes.' oi 'Ougac VIII put
them much further buck.
TRIAL OF THE IROS-CLAD ONONplGA'S ENGINES.
The machinery of the Quintard iron-clad bat
teiy OnOndaga haa Just undergone Il Byere trial at
Greenpont where the vessel was punt Her engines
have worked satisfactorily. and the local Inspector has
reported 10 the Navy Department That tus far, the
machinery Is successful The amount Il revolutions
made by tic engines Justify the assumption hat except
nouc uiforeseen accident occurs the Onondga ought
TO make at least - miles hour. Every chdt ID being
made have her ready for ms coon as ptsblc and
she will probably 10 ready " receive her cfesand 30
CON mission N Two WeeAs.
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The Hattie OF Gstt, -burg Gen. Mcnd''s
Detailed Report.

NArHINVIuN " tNN'fuNll -NNFl 10 I-'l'
Cen. Meade's detailed report OF the battle OF
Cc,iys,uTg dated oct J. officially promulgated 70
day L. gives ~ rea,or ior biz delay IN max ng i
uni ilC tie failure Of receiving Tie reports Of several
n the orps and division commanders WHO were &C.
,c.ciy ladcd 10 battle and SAYS The result Of The
campaign may ho briefly stated IL the defeat Of tie
enemy 10 Gettysburg his compulsory evacuation Of
pcnnsy,alin and Maryland. aud bis Withdrawal iron
the upper Wiley OF the Shenandoah. AID IL the capture
Il guns a standards l1dn Prisoners. ard 2iFe
small arms collected tac battlefield. ouT own losses
were very -scic amolntn- as viii be seen by the ne
conIauyins eirrn to 80 Killed rs ''@ wounded ai@
a. "a mi..l,!n n q. .rt lie aals A.s tlilu ute o. the
heroic bravery Z tie whole lrmy. officers ant men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12
TROu TIE SOUTIs.WEsT.
Few Rebel Troops in kansn--Forre-i
Detailed 10 Gut Thomns's Commune
cntions.

CAIRO. tuesday NOV ~, Ioo5'
Little Rock adviccs OF the 9th inst. say that
she Rebel Gems Prices and Holiness commands are
It'll a, Marshall. Texas
But few Rebel troops now within the borders Of
Kansas. Mafmndukes CAVIAR! and some $50 men
are 10 the mountains west % IoT smith short Of sup
plies.
Politics throughout the western portion Of The state
are highly encouraging FOR tie Union cause.
IN Tcnrcssee fofrc.i hns teen detailed for ne
.rcca outs - cutting tie communication by r'er and
railroad With orr army Chattanooga and il Is stated
hat al the Rebel oayalry in Mississippi IS 70 b.
mounted nnd sent into tie northern portion Of the State
ulcfc i viii be placed under command q Forrest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12
Destruction oil the Memphis and (hnri'..
ton Railroad.

=
The Rebel General Richardson struck the
Men ,A.s AID Chaf!cs'on Railroad ~ miles east Of
Salisbury. yesterday morning destroyed the railroad
bridges At Mdltiovn burned two email bridges. tore
% sevcra. res q track and cut the telegraph badly
The latter W.. repaired this morning. Tie former viii
D. In running order ;omorfow
Roddy. Ferguson. Ingce Chalmers and Richardson
are "a IN Nosil Mississippi. cooperating TO annoy this
line 4 communication.
CAmo "wednesday. Nov. u. l-lJ.
Mempil. papers q The oh contain ID news. From
other ,ourccs 1 learn tia, Iaka was burned by tie
Rebels aNeT Gen. stcrnans troop len.
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and q Msjor Gen. MEADE.
WAsHISGToS. Wednesday, Nov. II,
TIE SITUATION.

The general position of the Army OF the Poto-
mac is mainly unchanged Gen Buford yesterday
passed through Culpcpper aud rcconnoiieIed TIE
eueny's position on the Rapdan
From acquisitions and invoices picked upin Tie Rebel
camps il appears That there vas no scarcity 81 the
nocessaries OF III, in Lees army Sugar was -. cents
per pound -four 10 cents and bacon 81. Clothing was
abundant hu. prices high. Raions were commuiod at
- cents Per day salt regularly issued TO horses
and mules.
From semi official reports il is known that the larger
pari II both Ewcs and Iii's Corps was e. 'e.eiios
nearly parallel to the Rappahannock on saturday The
night resting below Kelly Ford and The len near
Ki,crye Oh the Aosihau!s River Evidence also exists
of thor prcciritate retreat, owing TO Gen. Meedos
iunstcfly movements.
W4lcit j. known that no enemy il in force north q
the Kap.ian. guerrilla parties lang about our lines.
AMI ,-equ.ni collisions occur Last night private Terry
attracted 30 hc Qgartoimascls Department. ~as Erred
upon lear the camp. and received several bucksho'
wounds none u which were dangerous
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A Highly Improbable story from Phiia-
dolphin.
PHILADELPHIA. '

pHHAnILrIIA, WtdutsdA! NOV IT, I7OJ.
The special dispatches from Cincinnati give
an account of singular story abont two suspicious
vessels discovered yesterday lowering about Sandusky
Bay supposed to be pryateers lifted up by Secession
ISIS in Canada aided by their sympathizers there aud
in the United states The supposed object is 10 Release
the Rebel prisoners on Jonsons Island and commence
piracy ON the Lakes ana pillase on the land
battery of Parrot guns was ordered forthwith tothe
Island. II may DO scare. There is. however. more
feasibility in such enterprise than in the alleged con
spiracy discovered
Possibly it Is a part of their abortiyc plot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12
The Consumption Act Declared Uncousti-
tulionaI by the Supreme Court of Penn
syI,uuia.

PHILADELPHIA, wednesday. NOV. II. 1868.
Judges Lowre, Woodward and Thompson,
Of tho Supreme Court of Pennsylvania in session at
Pittsburgh, being majority of the Court gave deci'
sion on Monday relative to certain drafted men. in
elect DECLARING the CONSUMPTION Act unconstitutional
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12
4 General Engagement Looked For.

WAsHsCToy. "wednesday. Nov. d. i-oa
4 gentleman who left The Army of the Poto-
mac cs,ofday afternoon says tAat tie positions q Tie
opposing force. were believed to be such that our recon
noi,.aucel may a, any time lead to general engage
mclt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12

LIQUOR PALCEs IN JERSEY CITy.-The Police
OF Jersey City report 20 places where intoxicating
liquors are sold. viz: First Ward, %; Second, ioI
Third. 81; Fourth, %; Fifth. 80; Sixth. So " tho
above, Only 81 are Aoeasel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12

UEADQcARTRRs Amy or THE POTOMAC,
Weduesday NOV. liza y. III.

UEADQuAETERs Amy OF THE POTOMAC,
Wednesday. Nov. liz. p. III.
Yesterday afternoon, Col. Upton, who COM
handed the brigade which last Saturday successfully
charged and captured the enenys works at appahan-
mock Station accompanied by deputatons from each Of
the regiments participating in the assault presented
Gen Meade with eight battle fags taken at that time
No previous notice had been given, and the affair
entirely unexpected and unpoyided for.
Col Upton presented tie flags In the name Of his
mand naming the regiments, the 9Th and 9th Maine
the 9Th Wisconsn, and tie l2lst HewYoTk Qhe latter
Col. Uytons own regimenD. Gen Meade replied as
follows.
.."Ireoeige with great satisfaction the battefags ey
saesl VI I've good conduct AID g4aatry spg piaEiAS'a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.

The Last from Gen. Banks and Gen.
shc,man-Gucrriilas Around Pnducah
mud Cairo-The Border STATES Threat.
encd with CATION on
the Mirsissippi and Trade Restrictions
Large Arrivals Of Cotten-Ioss Of
STEAMBOATS, Of Colonel Eiict-
Affairs in Arknnsas-The Last Of the
DPsrrtcrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12
M, Hodo <kutxyurd Round.

I3OsION n cdncadhy, NOV IL Io'',' -
The steamship Canada sailed THIS forenoon wan W
passengers for liverpool and a0io HALIFAX one lakes
wv = Lille oyex sy3.Ovv " specie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12

The wounded were transported yesterday % Warren
ton Junction in ambulances, thence in cars TO Wash
igton. The prisoners captured at the Rappahannock
station AID at Kcllys Ford with the captured battery
were also transported by cars to Washington.
thrilling incident was narrated 70 your correspond
eit connected with the bayonet charge by the 9Th
Maine on Saturday. Louisianian in one Of the re
doubts though pierced through the body. was making
fauiic c1crons 20 discharge bis piece at one Of our
officers after occupation Of the works. He was
ordered % dells' bu, chung lis rifle with the greater
poitnacy and finally had 10 be bayonctcd through tie
neck before lie would surrender.
Au orderly came in Monday night from Kilpnt-
ricks command, and reported having driven the Rebel
cavalry and detachment Of their infantry up into the
mountains north Of CGlpepper.
The artillery firing On Sunday evening was by Bufords
cavalry flelling tie woods The enemy responded
oulv AT intervals. Our casualties are reported as not
exceeding %.
The "disp6sitlon" Of the enemy has not yet been
developed but lie viii be compelled to choose one
of two alternativeshe must halt and give battle OF
beat prec.pitate retreat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12

or the 18th inst in the assault upon the encmys position
1t Rappahannock Station. iutrenched with redonbs and
rihe-rits, and defended by artillery and in,
the bayonet it was a work which could
only be executed by the best Of soldiers and the result
of which You may justly be proud gives me great conn
dcnce that in future operations can implicitly rely n
the men under my command doing, when called on al
that men can do; and although il is my desire to place
you in such positions rs to avoid II possible recurring
10 such severe tests yet there occaGons, such as the
recent one hen il is the only and the best course tn
pursue. And 10 feel AZ do now, that command men
able and willing TO meet and overcome each Oh,
s siai'' Transmit '0't these dass to tie War
Department. | have already reported your good
conduct and received ard transmitted 10 your conman-
dcrs The aYpio, ai If lie President. shall prepare ~
soon as c.cve the requisite Information, gcncr"l
order IL which Is my desire to do justice to al %
troops WHO nave disnng l>hed themselves. ana IL 70
NY purpose hy every in my power 20 have those
soldiers rded 10 have mcritod such distinction IN
the name If ilc ARM and the country thank You iur
the services you have rendered particularly FOR the ez
ample on nave SET which doubt not on iu'uIe ocoh'
sion viii be- follow ed and omuiated
\ band Of music accompanied the dcputa'ion. After
few moments Of coneratua,on and social intercourse
tie depriaiion took leave and returned 10 camp
HEADQuaRrrRs ARgY OF TnT 70 ogAc, Nov. Q, 1863.
GENERA ORDERS No. iOl.-Ihe COMMANDING "Vii,
ero cJngi4tuiats The army upon the recent su,ooSsu
passage II the RTpihannock in the face OF The enemy!
cOmpellinr him to withdraw hls intIcnchinen's De-
hind the Rapidan. To Matte ScGcwick ana inc
officers and men II the 9Th and oh Corps participating
in tie attack particularly 10 Tie stoming party under
Brig Gen. Russell his thanks are duc-thc galantIy
dIa, ed in the assault on tie cncmys intrcnchcd po
son Of Eappahanuock Station resulting in the capture
81 four guns small arms eight battle flags, one
bridge train. and 1000 prisoners. To Mnjoruen.
French. and tie officers and men Of the 80 corps en-
gagged particularly the leading column commanded
hy Col de 1rohand his thanks are due for the ga
lauiy displayed in the crossing at kcys Ford and the
seizure of the cnemys irirenchments and the capture
If %, or 100 prisoners The commanding General takes
great pleasure announcing 10 the army that the lres
ident has expressed his satisfaction with It's recent o
crIt!ous.
BY command q Msjor Gen MEADE.