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Law. old Point Comfort daily, except Sum
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distance Of the route, the weight OF the mall to De
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CHARACTERIZATION.
Baltimore 8 ohio Railroad.

~
OTEICR OF THE b. o. &. &. co
WHIuLS0, 18th Aug, 1852
business being fully resumed on the Baltimore
ID 4 Ohio RAilrOad, the Company having thorough
under Government Profession, the road thoroughly
And completely guarded by Government troops, will
on and amer the 18th Aug, two through pAassn-
trains, aud continue their full equipment in the
transportation of tonnage.
PAssENOEA SCHEDULE.
DPa5t,
LEAVE WHEELING, daily, at 1910 A. N; Ben
wood, 1880 A. N: Grafton, 3:5Q P. NJ; New Creek
$50 P. n. Cumberland, 9:35 p. NJ; Martinique
2;o9 A. Nj HaEpsIs FERRY, s:lT A NJ arrive At Bal
timore A. $40 An
ReiurniHg,
LEAVE BALTIMORE At d P. NJ; MartinsburE,
1ls35 r. ~: Cumberland, 4 A N: Grafton IL A. NJ;
BenWood, i:l6 r. ~ arrive At Whssling 40 r. n.
Dspart,
The second train will depart daily, except satur.
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!52 Al ~; Cumberland, PTS A. NJ; AREtinsburE,
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Rstuning,
LEAVES BALTIMORE, s:8S A NJ; Harpsr's Per
y, 1910 a. NJ; MArtinIburg, l:55 p. NJ; Cumber-
land gig r. 81 OAKLAND, 9sU8 p. 81; Grafton ll;4O
7. ~; BSnWoOd, 6 A. NJ; AtrivS at Wheeling $40
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DRoPosALs viii be received at the Contraet or
day April 10, Is6S for conveying the mails Of the
United stAte5 for four Year,, commencing July /,
1853 and ending June 30, 1851, in the State Of VIr
ginfa on the routes and Dy OSchedulsa Of depar-
tuTeS and arrivals herein SpeciGsd. n ts -
Decisions announced by April g, 1863.
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GUARANTEE.
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for eelebrstisg HI an many other articles utaBIs
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-27
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGR APH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY.
Gen. Ros.crans at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Oct 26.-Gen. ROsecrans ar
rived at about eleven o'clock this forenoon,
and was escorted to the Burnett House, by
an immense crowd of citizens. He was en-
Enthusiastically welcomed throughout the entire
line of march. Judge Slower introduced the
general to the assemblage, by saying his fell
low citizens of Cincinnati appreciated the
work he had accomplished for his country
and he assured him of their mistaken conf
dence. While he had never dishonored his
native state, his native state had never forgot
ten him. Abiding to his removal from the
army Of the Cumberland, judge Slower said
the people would require the records upon
which that action was based.
Gen. Rosecrans returned thanks for the
expression of sympathy and respect which
this public reception implied. While he felt
f1attered by it he could not forget that the
heart of the people did not go out to individ-
ualS alone. 1t was the principle for which
we were contending-the struggle for nation
al life which produced such assemblies. He
asked the people never to forget their duty to
the government whatever might happen to
individuals. The question as to how he had
been used, he desired to leave for a future
time to answer. Some friends of mine in
New York he said are very solictous about
my health The army ofthe Cumberland think
l am well enough, and so do l. Asfor the guam
tity ofopium Ihave taken consultmy druggist.
New York and Washington papers have said
that Gems. Crittenden and McCook intended
to make charges against me. They have as
sured me that they regret exceedingly that
such false reports should be started. He said
that since the battle Of Chickamauga he had
received commentator from the president
for his action in that affair, and whatever
charges appeared in the eastern papers against
him, he was satisfied that the government was
in no way responsible for them. He eX-
pressed his readiness to do whatever the gov
eminent required of him.
At the conclusion of his speech cheers were
given for Gen. Rosecrans and the army of
the Cumberland. The welcome throughout
was earnest and hearty.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-27

THE WESTERN TRoUBLEs.-The western
radicals who reside in Washington are sorely
disappointed in the decision of the president
upon the Missouri question, presented to him
recently by the large delegation from that
state. Mr.. Lincoln sides with the conserva-
tives, honestly and perhaps wisely. Unless
some of the most loyal and honest men in the
west are atrocious liars, the so-called econ
servatives" of Missouri are at least half of
them rebels, while the so-called radicals
are to a man for the Union and for the war
Gov. Yates of Illinois, who is prudent re-
publican, sides with the radicals, and consid-
ers the decision of the president to be blum
der. II it is a mistake. it may properly be
ascribed to the influence of the Blairs. 1t
may turn out that the president was right,
and it will do no good to criticise and find
fault, for the decision is made Washington
Cor. Boston T3'areller.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-27

The FIFTY-FoURTH REGIMENT. The An
glo-Afrcan has an interesting letter from G.
L. Stephens of the 54th regiment, relating,
among other things, the circumstances Of their
refusal to accept the reduced pay which was
offered to them. Col. Montgomery, COM
manding the brigade to which the regiment is
attached, was one of those who sought to in
timidate them into submission. The letter
gives the sketch OF a speech made to them by
this officer, of whom better things were ex-
pected,-a bad and brutal speech, overlooking
with coarse epthets and insulting illusions
which, says the letter, 'fell with crushing Ell
feet on the regiment" They quietly with
stood his threats and ridicule, and, relying
upon the assurance of friendly officers, and
their own sense of justice, still refused to ac
cept less than is given 10 all other soldiers of
their rank. This ingenious and manly let
Ter commends their conduct to the unqualified
respect of their friends at home.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-27

Gen. Meade was at Warrenton on Saturday
last without immediate prospect of removing
his headquarters to any more active field
The conflicting reports concerning him, de-
claring on one hand that he cannot advance
for several days, and on the other that he has
been peremptorily ordered to move and find
the enemy without delay, show that he is at
least in an anomalous and not very agreeable
position. The Washington Chronicle makes
the following statement. 1t should be re-
membered however, that the Chronicle is de-
cidedly against Gen. Meade as a commander,
and is little disposed to state facts to his cred
it,
1t will be some time before the forces un-
der Gen. Meade can advance. From a gen.
tleman connected with the reconstruction of
the railroad we learn that its destruction by
the rebels has been most complete. Every
thing in the shape Of IA bridge or culvert has
been utterly demolished; in many places
huge establishments have been leveled, and
deep cuts filed up, while the ties AMI cross
pieces. which have all been torn up, were
used for fires for the purpose OF heating the
rails, which, when heated, were twisted and
bent in all kinds of shapes, rendering them to-
Tally u0IlL IDT use. II VIII tdhO at lSoeb I" Sl-
ty-tive days to place the road in working
condition, with all the facilities of stock, tools,
and workmen at our disposal.
OF the general situation the New York Tri-
bune has the following more encouraging and
hopeful dispatch =
There are various signs that our armies,
which have been for some weeks upon the de-
fenslve everywhere, except upon the other
SIDE OF the Mississippi and at Charleston, are
about to sssume the offensive along the whole
line; and there are good grounds for the hope
that the campaign soon to commence will not
close until large accessions have been made
to the territory under the national flag. Gen.
Grant has assumed personal command of the
veteran army at Chattanooga, and his charac
ter leaves no doubt as to what he Will do.
Gen Meade has been assured, in unmistake-
able tones, that the army of the Potomac must
find fight, if not under his command, under
that OF some other general. Gen. Burnside is
in position in which he cGn assist either Of
these two great armies, and he has recently
shown how effectively he can cooperate
Gen. Foster is the man to make Richmond
tremble before rapid movement up the Pen
iDsula. Similar activity prevails at all points
where our forces are stationed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-27

FORTRESS NJ oNRoE, Oct. 25.-The Rich
mond papers Of the l4th, contain the fol-
lowing -
Gen. Forests resignation has not been ac-
cepted, and he has left Atlanta to enter upon
a separate command. The number of Yam
kee prisoner held in Richmond mp to last night
was recorded at the Libby prison as fraction
under twelve thousand. One of the prison
ers, a member of the Pennsylvania cavalry,
was shot night or two since, by a guard
while attempting an escape, and was instantly
killed.
Meridian, Miss, Oct. 2Ot.-Official infor-
nation states that the Yankees are rapidly
retreatng to the Big Black pursued by our
cavalry. On their retreat they burned some
houses at Clinton. President Davis went
this afternoon to Enterprise.
Charleston, Oct. 21St.-A accommodating
party in barges was discovered near fort
Sumter last night, between one and two
O'Clock, and driven off with grape shell.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-27
Foreign views by the Canada.

CAPE RACE, Oct 26.-The steamship Cam
ada from Liverpool, Saturday 18th, via
Queenstown 18th, passed Cape Race at three
O'CLOCK this Monday afternoon, en- route for
Halifax and Boston. The political news is
unimportant. Henry Ward Beecher had
made IL forcibe speech in Liverpool without
any riot as was anticipated. The address
was, however, dsgracefully interrupted.
Consols closed on the 10Th at 80 SO Is
for money. The bullion in the Bank of Eng
land has decreased f2S,500.
An interruption in the line east of Sack
vile, prevented the reception Of the balance
of the Canada's news in season for this morn
ing's papers.-REPoRTER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-27

a Card.-G. ADAMS, having returned from the
west indies will resume the charge of his Gallery at 239
Main street. Especial will be given in making
small pictures. such de Visite, Ambroypes,
In the higher branches of the Mr.. A. arrange
ments such tina, he have competition this
side of New York Having engaged for this summer
of eminent ability. ne confidently expects
the pubic will sustain him in 1 enterprise to establish
gallery Worcester where first class work in Oil Pas
tee, Ink Water Color &c, can be made equal to ane
made by Quincy, Frederlcks or Brady. The public
invited to call ami examine work by his artists,
and ud for themselves. 70 those wanting pictures Of
children lie will kindness attention. and patience
deavor to suit them. Gallery 239 Main st. up but
flight Of stairs dit m29
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-27

MUNICIPAL AcTIoN.-The city council, last
evening, took the first steps under the proca-
nation calling for new enlistments. They
advise that a public meeting of citizens be
held at an early day, after the official call and
order of the government is received, for the
purpose Of adopting measures equal to the
service that is required. Whenever in the
previous exigencies of the war, appeals have
been made to the patriotism of the citizen, Of
Worcester, the response has been prompt and
equal to the demand. In the present emer-
gency she will not he wanting.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-27
The Quota OF NEW YorIk.

ALBANY, Oct. 26.-The following telegram
was received at the executive department to-
day:
''To Coz Seymor;-Sixty thousand three
hundred and seventy eight is the correct quota
Of New York under the proclamation Of Oct.
II. The quota was subdvided for the differ
ent divisions, and perhaps the mistake origi-
mated in that way. ''JAs. b. FRY,
"Provost Marshal General"
Gen. Fry also advises Gov. Seymour that
New York was deficient on the 18th of Octo-
Der AZ 1857 men, so that the whole number of
volunteers to be raised before January next
to avoid a new draft is ,035.
The board of supervisors to-day voted two
million dollars to aid volunteering in New
York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-27
Gen. Lees Infantry RecrOssIng the
RappahannOek.

Gen. Lees Infantry RecrOssing the
RappahannOek.
HEADoUARPECs AKMY OF THE PoToMAC,
Oct. 24.-The enemy's Infantry recrossed the
Rappahannock this morning, upon two pom
toon bridges, near the Orange and Alexan-
dria railroad bridge, and driving back Gen.
Greggs. cavalry division, which lost heavily,
had short engagement with Two brigades of
our infantry, one belonging to the second
corps and the other to the third corps. The
enemy now occupy line the left Of which
rests near Beverly Ford, crossing the railroad
near Bealton station, and extending toward
Stafford Court House.
Col. Devin's brigade of Gen Buford's COM
mand, had a severe fight this morning near
Bealton station. The enemy showed only in
fantry in the front.
Among the killed in Gen. Gregg's COM
mand is Major G. F. Taggart, second Penn
syvania cavalry, formerly on Gen. Kilpat-
rickS staff. Major Taggart was shot through
the knee, which was so badly shattered as to
render amputation necessary. Death ensued
short time after the operation was performed.
Deceased formerly resided in Philadelphia.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-27
From Warrington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-The treasury de-
partment has recently sent seven or eight mil
lion dollars to the west for the payment of
troops To day the treasury received anoth.
er package of notes from the wreck OF the
steamer Ruth. This furnishes additional
proof that all the money, as alleged, (three
Millions was on board at the time of the fire.
The contract for supplying stationery to the
post office department has been awarded to
Phillip & Solomon of Washington.
Over five hundred rebel prisoners are to be
removed tomorrow from the old capitol for
exchange
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-27
Army Reports via Warrington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-It is not known in
military circles that Bragg has recently been
reinforced from Lees army, nor is it believed.
Reports from Gen. Burnside, show that he
is rendering good service in East Tennessee,
and has repeatedly driven back the reconnoi-
tering parties OF the rebels.
Active operations by the army of the Cum
berlaud have been retarded, in consequence of
complete and safe communication for supplies
not having yetbeen established, but they soon
wi be perfected.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-27

ARTICLES received by the Soldiers Relief Com
mitee since Oct. 19:-From Ladies' Relief Society,
Shrewsbury--9 shirts, 8 pairs drawers pair slip
pers, cotton aud flannel pieces. From Miss Russell
i pair socks. From Mrs w Bigelow- Dried APP
pie. l bed quilt. From Mrs a d Foster-1 pair
socks From Mr. James White-1 dressing gown.
From friend-l2 magazines, toweng.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-27

The Confessions aud Experience an
InvnlId.-Published for the beneht, and warning
an caution to young men who suffer from Nervous De
bliitv, Premature Decay OF Manhoo etc supplying At
the time the means of self cure BY one who mas
cured himself after being put to great expense and in
jury through medical humbug and quackery.
BY enclosing postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had of the author,
MAITLAND l. MAYFAIR, Esq,
m9 d&wly Bedford Kings County, n. Y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-27

:5th Representative District Convention
The Republicans and all other Union-loving men, in
the eillouiy, Sutton AMI Oxford who believe
that is the duty OF the National Government to put
down most ubiquitous rebellion to crush treason
that have plotted tie subversion Of the Constitu
ton ruin of the free institutions of the country and
the destruction of the liberties of the people,
quested to send delegates to Convention, to be holds
at the Town Hall in Millbury, on WEDNESDAY, the
2Sth ms ant, at two O'Clock for the purpose of
nominating two candidates for representatives to he
State Legislature. he voted for in the ensuing
State election. and for any other business that may
properly before the Convention The basis of rep
resentstion to be delegate for nifty vOt and
additional delegate fol- each majority fraction
cordmg TO the last of V tiers.
BY order of The District Committee.
o26 DIST GEO. A. PERRY, Chairman.
EDWARD MELLEN, Jr.. continues to pay the highest
price fur old papers etc. diff ia24