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The New York herald., 1863-10-28
City Intelligence.

THE FRENCH BENEVOLENT SooIEiY-This association met
at No. 764 Broadway, on Monday evening, for the pur
pose OF hearing their annual report and electing new
sot OF officers. The attendance numerous than
for several years. and deepest interest appeared TO
be taken in the proceedings. Mr. S. Reynai. the Pes
dent occupied the chair and Mr. T. Parisot acted as Sec
retary Mr. Reynal read the annual rcport which rem
resented the society to be iourishing condition
The disbursements FOR charitable purposes TO
over S3 900 during the year. and the balance still hand
10 $3.50 A. The report was unanimously adopted after
which, the following gentlemen elected as officers
OF this society for 1S64:-PreSdent, s. b. Reyna First
Vice President. O. Pacain Second Vice President Mas
seras Treasurer, +. BrOssard Secretary, L. Parsot
Members OF the Committee:-Sessrs r. Provot f. Huer.
stel, g. Marchand H. Poissonnier, b. Ackermann, Eias
Ch rlier, A. Larmande j. Dartois E. Mendes f Curgis
f. Fabreguete, Jr., H. Des Girardin
FIRE IN WEST TwENTY-NINTH SrRtEr.-About eight
O'Clock on Monday night fire broke out n the cabinet
mandatory Of Ross Marshall, Nos. 354 to 35s West
Twenty ninth street. II originated in the boiler room
which was destroyed, together with two story brick
building adjoining, in the used drying room
and shop The tcal loss stock will be about IS
insured for 81 900 in the St. Nicholas insurance
companies The buildings are owned by r. Wray; dam.
aged about 81 500 insured in the Greenwich
C1mpany for s. O00 Building No. 352 occupied by Charles
Mother as paint factory, is damaged about $3.50 The
stock is damaged about $500: fully insured Origin of
the fire supposed to be accidental.
FIRE IN GREENWICH STREET r-About noon on Tocsday
fire occurred at No. 693 Greenwich street. in the pork
store OF J. West, caused by lard taking fire. Loss
stock about $5O No insurance. The building and also
NO 695 are owned by the Fleming estate Damage about
800; insured.
THE DEATH THOMAS LEE.-At the inques, held at tho
Now York Hospital on September %, the body OF
Thomas Lee 1916 Fulton street, Brooklyn, the verdict
turned by the jury wasTba the said Thomas Ice came
to his death by injuries received by being bya
truck driven by some person unknown the
the death Of Lee
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL,
TUESDAY, Oct. 27-6 p. N

TUESDAY, Oct. 27-6 p. M.
The Sub.Treasury disbursements, which are
now largely exceeding the receipts, and which
have already reduced the balance from $50 900 900
to 81, ,400, 900, are having their effect upon the
money market, and the supply to-day to the
brokers was rather in excess of their wants Still,
the leading lenders expect seven per cent, and
will doubtless continue to get it, until the market
has become easy, for several consecutive days.
The new arrangement by which, after Sd of No
vember, the banks are to use certificates Of the
Clearing House to make their exchanges, will
render those institutions flush of money, and some
Of them are already disposed to be more liberal
in their loans than they have been. Next month
the prospect is fair for an easy a 6 per cent
market, to last until some fresh negotiation is
made by government.
Gold opened at l477%, and has been gradually
declining throughout the day. At one P. M. it was
l45a<, from which it rallied to l464, but fell back
shortly afterwards to l45N, and closed at l45A.
As the bear interest which has overdone itself for
some time past, moderates, the price settles
down. there being nothing particular in the mill.
tary news to affect the market one way or the
other. Exchange is very dull and unsettled, on
account of the fluctuations in gold, and what buy.
ers there are cannot make up their minds when to
buy. Bankers sixty day bills sold at 1907
during the day. but at the close were lower, and
the quotations may be put at l59 q lso
The stock market paused early this morning, as
was natural after the sharp advance Of yesterday.
Old Southern was done before the board at very
low figures, Central at 1877, Erie at ll01+, &c.
When the first board commenced, the bears, tax.
ing advantage Of the condition Of the market, as.
sailed Central, Erie and Southern with considera.
BILE vigor, and a pretty fair short interest was
made In few minutes. But the market did not
Yield TO the pressure. On the contrary,
no sooner did the sellers relax their exer-
tions than prices advanced, aud the upward
tendency became as marked as ever. II Is clear
enough to all who have had experience in the
street that the outside public are bent on specu-
latng; and when this Is the case nothing can pre-
vent an advance. Stocks will rise In the teeth OF
the most ncontrovertible evidence of their want
" value; and when, as is the with many lead
Ing stocks at present they be shown to possess
great real value, the prospect Of bear operation
seems hopeless indeed At the first board to-day
New York Central declined 4, Erie a, Quick.
silver q, Galena q, Southern guaranteed 2, and
Cumberland q. Hudson River advanced x, Har.
lem I, Reading l, Michigan Central a, Illinois
Central =, Pittsburs 4, aud Toledo q. Between
ths boards the market was very firm, the most
3ctiys stock being Harlem. which vas run ub
&diqkly 70 1903, and subsequently at the second
N0 n 10Y . loS. The whole market *ss very
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Brig Ezpe!msnt iBr,. Gilbert Linsan. oB days. with
Brig Lsbei, Reynolds. Lngan CB. days. with coal. to
Ers wrram Mary. Webb. Lngan cB, days. with coal.
Brig Aandale tR McBurne Windsor, Ms. with plaster.
Brig Lady Washington (Br), Morrison. Windsor. Ns
brig G Ciary, Parker Lubec. days with laths to
sohT Mary sBr siteman, Halifax days with hsh, to
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schr Ella. Marston. Rockland.
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schr Kate Walker. Oliver. Bristol
schr sam Colt. Porter. Portland, Ct
Schr Minnie Cobb. Averin. New London.
scnr cnr Z Parker. r M.l Elirdse. New WI Haven '''
schrJ Langdon: Langdon Bridgeport.
Steamer new YORK. Tufts. Philadelphia
Steamer Sea Gull. kennev. Providence.
6hip Yorktown, Meyer. from London. SeptE
Also, two brigs, unknown.
ny; ship Scranton; barks Laura Cresco Dsrmstadter
Bank, Sam Shepherd, Courant Ospray bries Louisa or
sybi and II schrs
Wind u sunset NNE, fresh.
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INDIAN Trust FUND BONDS.

INDIAN Trust FUND BONDS.
The letter from the secretary OF the Interior to Mr..
Curs relative to the Indian trust fund bonds published
Wednesday, does not satisfactory holders
Congress which says interest in said bonds is vested
in the United States and any recovery Or reclamation Of
benefit Of the United states" On referring 10 tho law
itself lind that the object Of 1t is 70 prot CT the dian
tribes II therefore directs the Secretary Of tho
Treasury credit them with the OF tho deficiency
aud, that being done-the government having paid them
the amount Of their loss"al interest which the said
tribes may have had the said bonds Is terminated and
the vested in the United Sates This entirely
proper and Of these bonds might be discovered
ers, this provision would DO useful IL could not be In.
tended to In the United States the interest OF the
legal holders for that is question for courts OF law and
the discovery Of the abstraction Of these
bonds Kelly Chief Clerk Of the War Department. wis.,
tied this city, and under his direction Hon. j. Roose.
welt, United states District Attorney, filed bill in chan
in the United States Circuit Court and procured an
injunction to be issued restraining certain holders OF the
bonds from disposng OF them The cause was argued be-
fore Judge smailey who on the 2sd day Of February,
1851 rendered his decision in the following terms
appearing by the aavits Of the said defendants tn at
they received the said bonds IN good faith ana or value
the bill and in the ordinary and usual Of bus
o4 ns herein BEL % Il.
eehasd sSd os.S Sess vs. Jerome
The have for nearly three yers acquiesced
In this decision aud have apparently abandoned all ex-
y Ss ss %
parment does choose disclose any proceedings IL
inaugurated for the recovery, &c, >, Is not
The holders OF the bonds will be glad to learn that
the Department proposes to do anything Is the obsti
furious They repeatedly besought the department,
II dissatisfied with The decision above quoted to permit
the be again brought be the courts and have
offered overy assistance TO procure speedy decision
These proposals have been evaded Declined and the
only satisfaction to obtained is such may be derived
from the secretarys recently published letter 1t s
well known legal maxim that delay OF justice Is de.
NAL Of justice The secretary has been judge and ought
be familiar with this.
The chief difficulty In this due to the fact that
interest most Of these bends IN In arrears But
among the number included issued by the State
Missouri the Hannibal and ST. Joseph Rairoad On
these the interest is and has been since the decision
above reerred TO, regularly paid by the Bank OF Com
merce, without regard to the government claim AZ
soon Of interest Is resumed on the remaining
the holders will have an opp rtunity Of again as
serting their rights disputed Hcautime they are at
liberty guess that they will raise sufficient sum or
money they may through Congress otherwise,
their cause 10 be heard and their complaints redressed
The New York herald., 1863-10-28
Eau Inspection OF the Militia.

Tue Twelfth and Seventy first regiments New York
State National Guard were inspected yesterday at
The Washington Parade Ground Both regiments
cd fine appearance The Seventy nrss out six
hundred strong, and the Twelfth about three hundred
The following orders relative to the inspection OF other
regiments have beeu issued
GENERAL Orders 80 g.
HEADQUARTERS, FOURTH BR w. NJ Y S.NG.l
Nxw Ycr Oct. 49, 1868 I
So much Of General Orders N. ., Of the 9th inst as
directs the regiments OF III igade to assemble
EaAt Now York, for annual nspec ION and review IS
Tho said regiments will, in lieu the co assemble for
such inspeetion and review in Va bFgon Military
square, on Wednesday. the asth inst ne O'c ock P "
Ine brigade stan will assemble al tle Oelerai guar
tors ~ half-p twelve O'Clock p NJ ~ cider ol
JOHN EVEN, rrigadier General '"mmalding'
X TAYLOR, Major, Brigade Inspector
GENERAL oRDERs-No. 6.
HKApclARrgRs, ELEVENTH BRIGADE n. G. ;. \, Y,l
BROoELYS, Oct 7, 1888. +
This brigade will parade for The purpose OF discipline.
inspection and review, Wednesday the 2Sth day of
October inst uly armed and cqupped in heavy march
The Twenty third regiment Will assemble Monroe
place the Foyseveph regiment on Henry street, north
or Pierrepon street. the Fifty Henry street.
lerrepcnt street and the Fifty sixth regiment
Hicks srec-al with their right on ierrepont street,
at halt past ten O'Clock A. NJ OF that day.
The brigade staff will assemble at the headquarters cf
the General lls Willow street. BROOKLYN at O'Clock
Brigader General Com'd's Eleventh Brigade
BBN. HASKELL, Brigade Major and Inspector
HEADQUARTERS, six1Y-SIsIn Rsor N Y.s.N.G,l
EssEx MARKET, oct. "a, 1853.
In accordance with General Orders No g. this regi.
ment will parade on Wednesday, October IS inst fully
uniformed armed aud equipped, with overcoats.
The regimental line win be formed at ten O'Clock A. NJ
Field and staff will report tdsmomted) to the Com.
mandant, AZ quarter before ten O'Clock A. n.
Troop mounted baud drum corps win report 10 the
Adjutant at the Same time.
rade will be held at the regmenia armory on the ca
ing Of November II, at eight O'Clock
JAMES BAGLEY, Colonel commanding.
JOHN MoKEoS .Adjutant.
The New York herald., 1863-10-28
CITY TRADE REPORT.

AsHEs.-Recep,s. II bbls. The market remains quiet
with rihng sales at $8 for pot and 50 12 for pearl
BRRApsTUFFs.-The decline in gold to-day carried with
it reduction in the prices OF Western and State -four to
the extent Of &C. l0c principally inferior grades.
The demand fair principally for home use, and the
ceipts light being for day only o73s bbls The
bbls at SIS so S. 90 for superne State 10
50 80 for fancy and extra do, So 80 81 40 for
good round hoop Ohio, 81 20 50 for trade and
family brands and 81 20 sl1 for St. Louis Ca
madam is shade lower, with sales of 800 bbls. within
range Southern is dull and prices favor tho buyer
Sales 300 bbs Rye -four is steady but quietl50 bbs.
sold. Corn meal Is unchanged, with small sales. Re-
ceps day 30r bbls and So sacks. Buckwheat -four
dull==raceifs
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
M arried.

Married.
BENJANrs-LUHxR.-On Monday, October 26, at the
residence OF the BRIDES brother by the Rev Edwin r. T.
Cook. wnLAM J. BENJAMIN. OF New London, Conn.,. 10
Miss LEoNORA G. LUTHER OF this city.
FoRD--BRowN.-n Jersey City. on Monday, october "a,
by tho Rev. r. l.. Dsshe, WHITMAN D. FoRD to GEoRGIAN
MA r., only daughter OF VIM R. Brown Esq. No cards.
OUNsRERRy--CALLAHAN.-OnM Monday, October 20, by
the Rev. J. Orseug0 Mr. EUGENE LoUNsBERRY 10 Miss
LIZZIE A. CALLAHAN. all OF this city. No cards.
McAuLIFFE-O'kExFE.-OnTh Thursday, October g. at the
Church OF the Nativity by the Rev. George McCoskey
JOHN McAuLTTE to ENnY, daughter Of the late David
O'keefe Esq.
Cork papers please copy.
ScorELD- OwEN-At Gienhau1, on Tuesday October 27.
at the residence OF the brides father by tho Rev. Edwin
Holmes GEo. ScoFlxLD Of Brooklyn 70 ANNIE p daugh
ter OF Merritt Owen. Esq.
TRAvERs-RIxER- Monday morning, October 20, by
the Rev. Peters, Mr. DAVID TRAyERs Of Somers, West
chester county, N. X. Mrs. HELENA RKKR Of Brook
lyn E. n.
The New York herald., 1863-10-28

active st the second board and Erie New York Gen.
trsl and others that declined In the morning fully
recovered themselves. while the advancing shares
were still higher. as follows:-Hudson River a,
Reading /, Michigan Central Illinois Central a.
Pittsburg n. Gaiena u, Toledo 1. and Rock
Island u. There were sales during the day of Hud-
son River scrip at 80 . 100. At the four p. N.
board the demand continued, and the market
closed with q strong upward tendency. Harlem,
however, fell back 10 l00 The following are the
latest quotations of the day.
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Mln0allaMe0mR.

SER s.. s.n:s from woc:unE for New York
for New YorS: ana passed xnjer witch lime
70 have fears FOR her ssfety.J w. - ''''''' -"
Bs.c & You've R.,y.l,SmBs.ufSr Nc Oct .a-Ihs cargo
ths govsrnmen w..shou.s ss Mcorshead CITY The dam:
sossr:. s'' :: 81:
Bs psIo Do Oct g.Ihs nr brig Scot
ps i Ss ss end q M i0: A. n o.
Vessel in . dangerous position. ~
the Kennebsc River for siiOo
e ss is'' IN &: &:
Y.ca. = toni. ., New Bedford formerly the
e. :s0 ss % and rsd''d and ssi's
of noas ana caPsIsd sbou. 10 AZ .sh
:Ss s
ssrs - s and s ss: hs crew
Trbbe from Rondout When last the siooP about
Monday sfsrnoSs to TOW tie :ioop into port w
81. n:'s Sui. n; ~ e
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Rostsnd. Ne .A inst from the yard Of the Atlantic
Wharf Company By ssndford ssTsi large bsIi. not
h ss s 3 @
sOns, and Mr wdsr bark q 80 ion: "'''s orig Oh wv
Whalemcn.
sss VI sssfs fs :. r. from ON
sia lad much 1s nd ": s
soe, ~ ~, Esgss,s M In arctic
ssn Lewis o w: Rc.s do i g So rSSu
Weed, Do dO Euphrs,:s nathsw.y, 90, Do
OUT having s:ssn % IS .p ~ ~ o'' y no ~ &C. mos
Spoken. sc.
dos &c. a. Ion h from hap0' '0' s.'e'
sehr James Brophy. days hence for 81 Ks ost 10 LAT
seSr P.,hway dsys from Boston for -. Oct a. Ia. %
Ferssga Forts.
Anpfossas Oct i-sld Palmyra Croker NYork; lsth'
The M roads "a osS % Asia IN su,.Sorn s9ors 'D ''''
s.s.ss ;is1z. I.s:s o, Won s:n,sn. sY0fs. '''
COWS os. sHrf Ne" % YORK o.. %enss. Bremen t.nd
Ds.I. Sesis@AT eo.sAsn, rroS:. London; sou.A.mp.
e. D.':ss rSC.,a sA I'h' Earsis chandler. Bal
PS,.Is @, 3, 6ssrT \ Hs,s0s Isn;sp SYo,s
Gin Ei,absth do for Amsssrdsm. SD ash Hauaseeksi,
r11Aa, sepsiiArr San Nicholas Matthew. SYorh i7.h
Ess Fs;.nSi, faiisdsipSis B.i%o;. Ssnptsi San san
essos, oc. s-sld Midas Berry, .Tyort.
ssd flsls scA .9cs~osS ss's sros
sd 1 ;ss sns srs
McCauay, NYork.
sid liSih,. Caprera Henderson, San Francsco Ed,h
HARRISON NYork Ontario. Cor, and Southampton Smith
Gibraltar, &c. -
CID ot6 Bassara, Henderson NYork; lath Chancellor
Jones and Corsar Hushes NYork Maud Aberneshy, Boo
e, lam :s sss:,y f
gar, ccnwsy NYork is.h CITY Of Cork ,. Tibbssss do
Io:ess: IsHir Sailor Prince. w.s: sysrs' s.A,
NAa.Iiirs. Oct i0-xrr Alien. Reimeri. and MshiIde
Rio. NYork.
N.vcisrx Oct l2-Bns out, Heiress, Bush, for Nyork
ouxsssrowE Oct ll-Arr rrithof, LAurenisen, EYork;
tsh, City OF Washington (sD. Brooks do.
sufxLps,, ,Oct l3-0id Antarctic, Stouher, NYork.
srRomrRss Oct 7sid Circassia johnson and Rosna Or
81 acnirLs Sep, is-Ar Charles, Jsssen, Bangor tand
cid 26th on returnl
mue Burditt and Race Horse searlss for Boston few
S.o0 & Ays ssrsS ss. nFors M
Fortuna, MIMI, ssd Bee.ei, Andersoa DO.
Tsirsrr, oa 7-Cld rHina EagA Nelson, Msss.AA and
x.{...,:oM IS ssHs ,s-'n son zip ossss rth yssssr
The New York herald., 1863-10-28
Appeal ON a Verdict for False Imprison-
memt.
CUWMON FLEAS.-UENEKAL TERM.
Rafnra Hon Iudrna Nalu Rradu and HiIfnn


Before Hon. Judges Daily, Brady and Hilton.
OCr 27-Henriette Maie Samuel Lord and others -
THIS was appeal from judgment rendered last Novem
ber In favor OF plant and against defendants for 81 90
damages FOR falsely arresng and searching the plaintiff
on tho charge Of having stolen dress from Lord Tay
lors Grand street store from the ELECTS o which the
health OF the plaintiff much injured and her business
broken up Mr.. w X Stafford, for defendants, argued
chat tho verdict against law and evidence that plain
tn could not and that In any the damages
were excessive Mr.. c. L. Spilthorn, for the plaintiff,
contended that tho verdict proper and should be
affirmed. The Court unanimously affirmed the verdict
with costs
The New York herald., 1863-10-28
SHIPPING NEW s.

WevsMsnts or ocean Dtsaml0rs.
Malls forwarded BY steamer IN the naea
Liverpool call ~ oneenyowu ex-
ccpt the Canadian ine which call at LOudeuderv rne
steamers for from the Continent call at SouthamveA
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Court Calendar,

Court Calendar-This Day.
SUPERIOR CoUKr-Psrt l.-Nos 32o7, 1857, 2257 1853,
l. 2706 2S49 851, 27S1, 1929 1885, 2055, 249l, isl
2o67 Part Mos 2s04, 1886, 2570, 2524, 225O 25I4
ZIG, 1854, 1905, 500, 1852, I798, 2632 1884, 2636.
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The Pennsylvania Railroad.

The Pennsylvania Railroad is again forwarding goods
70 oil points OF Ptsburg the Western roads being
clear OF the accumuatons caused by the heavy govern
mont transportation.
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The following is a statement of coal transp orted
ON the Qelaxare and Hudson Canal

The aggregate exports of produce and merchan-
disc (exclusive of specie) for the past week
amounted to 81, 166,l79.
We have received the following communica-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

T ADY sHOEMAKERs, ATTENTION.-THIs OLD on
gsnized society will hold special me. ting on Wsdnss
street. and particularly invite the working for the
tom store: Of Mr. sarles Mr. Provo Mr. Winter and h5
Canal street and Mr. Weed Of the Bowery This body a.
vanced the last week the stores OF Mr. Jees M
Brooks Mr. Edwsrda Mr. Rogers. Mr. sAitor and Mr. Mid
detou. Come up fellow crAsmen Join this body. and
raise your wages BY order OF the committee
ROBERT McCABE, Secretary.
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DUnxHAM,s rURNIruRR RxPbEss orrfc8,
- West Eleventh. Stree. Ssssssr rieh ~ snth sy:7
Iss;' & I; .s :'ss1 S: .,Ss 4 ss'''s
The New York herald., 1863-10-28

NIOTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF THE FRONTIEB
Guards held meeting at the Index, IS Oak street. for
the purpose Of organizing association be known here
after the Frontier Association The old and ~
those wishing TO join requested to attend meeting %
order, p. DOODY, President.
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Claimants will be required prove the ownership Of
property destroyed the facts In relation 10 s destucto
and the value Of the property.
The above named persons with their witnesses, arc
ELIJAH p. PURDY.
i4Sts AHcSs4es 4ReAsyM1fk yM1fkrssxAss. G. ssss,:.
SMITH ELY, ia, l~'.s
ORTSON BLUNT.
Rosxnf g. BurcHIsos, Secretary.
NEW YoRE, Oct 2e, ls6A
The New York herald., 1863-10-28

NOTICE TO TAILORS.-THE CUSTOM HAND0l
working for Smith Rice Ia Fulton street. hereby
notified 10 attend the meeting OF delegates Reform Hall
PSI Grand street this Wednesday evening o'clock
RtCH'0 MORRISa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-31
DIED.

On Saturday, Oct. 3lst, YIRGISI> 'o 11%n
daughter Of John IT, and Emeline IhoMpS''''
aged Il months and Is days.
On the 9Th February last, at Hernando, -h'5 53d
JAMES THOMAS LAW KASON, IN NE 0~~
) ear Of his age formerly Of Alexandra, rtTr
IN Washington, on the 10Th II slant, '011~,
K. gu il the 54th year Of bis age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-31
GEN, MEADE'S ARNv

Correspondence Of the Phladelphja 1r,n;.
CATLETr's STAT1oV 0o, % 4 1"
The cavalry GRO st;l) ,;.to,;o rs !o'5,
I>,,c'''S VI nearly the /
Sa'o0 INC a. a. '''S 'a>V "'1t1ns, and have had
one or two brushes with the Confe,leratas
The latter advanced on Monday ,r;,n
hr;oodoe of infant,v AMI o+r.oI.l1 !, "''' 'E0 /
'.'">>' .' ,,''> - 0>'' 'nt cavalry
nIoSe'S> u''ue' o''oI ~ n,e''h' 70 the left Of
nea!lon, atlo 7oo'' aver A'>@ q NOionc Chan.
man brigade 1urtner on the right. Tbs
p'cketS were ur''eIl oacN ~ the yontederate
sE1'Ih'S'le's, ~ "0'e' !" loEl', oFlEcn back
10 ~, me nla'll oous. -, nr,
~ 'i'op' o"s,'S ~ =" ,''I CohleoeTate side
we're quar- ana nalS 1;' nflgades, OF John
son Ol'lS!ol' u o. E"e!1 CoFEs, with some
little caValFy' askeT pFlgade Is the one
originally coll'nahnea W o!onc"alI Jack
son
On the federaI >1de there Vere the tTo
nr,gades OF Du'9r1 = D1'lson a',o'e mentioned
(Chapnnan ana D5'ln 81 ano no l1niantV, as
was -, a. nEse 'elu' 'e" - >IC'i'u u Me0vhant
Nlllls3oh 1at'el2, a''"c1G0 - NnapM5Ds
o1gaoe' was ofousl1e Ill., a''0 '0S ~o0le'eFats'
na u, d oa01e's - ~ su"s: a. ,
Ane oo'y o0}cot "a ''!1"1"s '"o :"'a"ce aP
pea'ed 70 De mercy Inc pFo'S iI Of intr
wagons IN haol'nS AZ ~ tI'o II'',o"o Iron from
near Dealton, ana 'hey Sno"e0 no olSl'oA'lo0
to toilo" any 1utthef 3han was necessary ior
that purpose. After the 1lsht was oyer over the
picket Inc Temalned "!tAIh something less
than nile OF Us old p3s1',on,
Although t1nog was KEEP, up more -, or less S
brl>kiy from about 10 a. " ono1 h9H', me
affair was nothing more than s!lg't skir"s0'
but tew casualties occuIlng on ELMER sue
The EederaIs captured III the >hiin! rs! one
lieutenant, belonging to The r.; ATTN lFso'a
Infantry, and TWO prvateS, lhe heu'eIa!'
corroborates the reports previously nea'o III
regard to their lntenuon OF making S'a'0 i,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-31
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