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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Wednesday, Oct. IA, 1868.
THE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

WASHINGTON Wednesday, Oct. "A, leb5
THE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
Gentlemen who have done good service in the
campaign in Pennsylvania which has just closed in vic.
tory say that 1t was conducted the Union side from
first to last small towns well Us In great cltiesS
purely upon principle Appeals to prejudice and pas
sion left to the Copperheads. The Union speakers
put the real issue before the people. defended boldly All
the great measures Of the Government and urged the
necessity Of vigorous prosecution OF the war and OF
the extpaon Of the source and life OF the Rebellion.
Much credit is given 10 Wayne McVeagh Chairman Of
tie Union State Committee, for his energy and ef.
fcency in the conduct Of the canvass Gen. McClel-
ans letter hurt but the author One party Of re-
turned soldiers who it their way to the polls
tore up sher Woodward tickets and voted for Curtin.
THE REPORTED INJURY TO THE IR0SsIDES.
Dispatches have been received from Admiral
Dalen which prove the fasty Of the story that tho
Iron.des was injured by the Rebel torpedo which exc
podci under her on the th inst and Of also the
additional statement that she is coming North for
repairs The Department is officially assured that no
impression was made 30 far could be discovered on
her amor OF exterior pankng. Divers discovered
thai a little copper Off but more than on othes
parts OF the vessel from other causes-and this in spite
If the fact that the explosion took place as intended.
that tie effect Of the apparatus complete and hat
was best form of the torpedo yet used The vessel
20 which !, was attached was shaped like cigar, In
diameter six feet in length about 20 feet Tie torpedo
was secured bar ten feet long projecting from the
bow immersed six feet. Ii contained ~ p unds OK
powder II passed outside the feet before attacking
the New Ironslaes. Upon being hailed. man Jumped
overheard from II, and the explosion took place.
man was picked up the next day who proved 10 be tho
commander Of the Graf, holding the rank Of Lieutenant
IN the Confederate Navy. Papers were found npon him
proving that the plan in carrying out which he WIS the
principal gen, was concoced as long ago September
aad that the craft under his command named the
David" which was 10 silte the Goliah Of iron cads.
Tie three Rebel PANS are each provided With this
species OF torpedo
THE coDIFICATIoN OF THE NAVAL LAWS
The Hon. Charles u. Sedgwick OF New-fork,
who mas been appointed Commissioner to revise an"
codify the laws relating the Navy. will remain IN
Wellington tits Winter. His annual salary Is s3VO0.
and ae T. 10 report the revised code 10 Congress at is
next = session
ILLNESS OF GEN. HEINTzELMAN.
Mai. Gen. Augur is Acting Commander OF tho
Department of Washington. Gen. Heintzelnan being i'll
EXPORTS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR.
Our exports during the last fiscal year were
some u lion larger than our imports.
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She H. Torpcdo-Proof-t:unb Mud
gle FomnJcrcd.
TOHIRi-- NONNOF'V'T. II Z
Via AsHIssIuS. Oct. ~. l-nJ.

Via WASHINGTON Oct. ~. l-nJ
The L. S. transport Fah-kee, from Charleston
the l0,h inst arrived here this morning. She had in
tow tie gnnhoat Madge for rcpGifs, which sunk oil
Frying Pan Shoals Sunday last. Al her men were
saved.
Tie Fab bee brings the report tina, the Rebels at
cup,cd to destroy the Ifonsidos on the night q the
5ih y approaching her in a small steamer. and e1'
plodin, a torpedo amidships.
The conclusion was Tremendous. II knocked down
,le bulwaEk aai injured one man. The hull Of the
ronsdrs g. lnlnjurea. She is cousdercdioTp
Tie cnen0ys steamer vas badly damaged. Several Of
hey men were knocse, overheard and drvSncd
GA the night Of the 6th another attempt was made to
dc.iroy the Ironsdcs. The enemy was discovered and
driven of
\ heavy reward Is said 60 have been offered by ihe
ct1eus Of Charleston for tie destruction Of the hon
side.
Active operations sgc dolly expected
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From Eortres. Monroe.

ToRfnEss MONROE. Tuesday Oct -, lsdj.
Steamer America arrived here this afternoon
f.om WORK having on board Gen. Dwight. judges
Hilton MoncrcG Mcneil. Robertson and Brdseye also
the Hon Mr Hodges Of the Treasury Department, Col
T. T. Howe. Mis- Gen. Banks and 80 other oxcurson'
lists They are hound to Norfolk and will return from
there direct to New York.
Steamer Ncw.NoIk viii leave here tomorrow for
CITY Point. In charge Of Mao. Milford.
L. = propeller Nidcttc arrived TO day from Newbcrn.
No news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15
Another Enrolment Ordered.

ALBANY. "Wednesday Oct. II. ls63
The Provost Marshas Generals of the
Northern. southern and Western Divisions OF this
State have been ordered to commence new enrolment
ia the lid. Ivth VIII. With, Win. With. XVIII.
XVIII. XXIt. HXyth. XXlXth and XXXlst Dis
frlcta % soon Us lrnclcnbc.
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Engagement Near Catlett's
Station Yesterday.
HEAVY FIGHTING NEAR MANASSAS.
The FIRING RECEDINe At NIGATFALL.
THE REBELS SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN DRIVEN
Bad Management in the Fight on Monday.
Special Dispatch 10 The " Y. Tribune.
WASHISGTON Wednesday,

Special Dispatch 20 The " Y Tribune.
WARRINGTON, Wednesday Oct II. 1863.
Your correspondent Beta" sends the follow
ing:
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC wednesday, Oct IA, 1863.
Abont dusk last night our cavalry encountered the
enemy near Catleits Station and toward Warrenton.
brisk artillery fire opened and continued up to
late in the evening At doybrcak this morning the
firing was resumed lasting through the forenoon
About o'clock this afternoon very heavy cannon
aiding opened along an extended line in the direction Of
Manassas which lasted up TO O'Clock this evening.
The sound reccdcd toward night and Il seemed evident
that our forces had driven the enemy back consdcra.
bic distance II Is thought by some that Lee has his
entire army in front Of Meados forces. II is believed
thu, no considerable body Of infantry has as yet been
engaged.
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engaged.
10 The Associated Pres.

WASHINGTON. Wedntsdly, UVt IT. Isf'I.
Passengers from the front today report that
yesterday there heavy skirmishng to tic right;
while in the center and the LEFT there only occa
sional picket firing by " ol was killed.
II is represented that Greges division of cavalry.
which had cFey contested The fight At White sulphur
Springs Monday with large Rebel cavalry force
supported by infantry and artillery, was obliged to E
back in consequence Of being supported properly
by infantry and Lost a number II men, among whom
were 20 O: the lst New Jersey Cavalry.
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The Latest From the Army Of the Psfos
WARRINGTON, Wednesday, Oct

WARRINGTON, Wednesday, Oct IA, 1863.
Exaggerated rumors were in circulation toe
day of fighting the South side Of the Potomac.
There seems TO be doubt of diminishing among the
cavalry but nothing Of the character Of general ems
gsgement.
Up to o'clock might official DISPATCHES had been
received concerning the military movements Of the day.
Hence there is reason to believe that we have met
with any serious disaster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15
Continued Prcparntion-The Army Indic-
nant at the Inactivity OF the Navy
The Rebel Fire on Batteries Gregg
and wngucr-A Shnrp Reply from our
20O-p0und PARROTS.
From Ous Spcciai Correspondent
MORRIS Island.

/
MORRIS Island $. C., Oct. g 1868
Still are we in state Of preparation. In
this letter had hoped have recorded some progress
toward the capture Of Charleston. Destroyed II may
be- from battery alone, placed "a To bc inaeccs'
bic 70 the cncmys missiles compelled Ia believe.
therefore that De capture is intended TO crown our
efforts and when he works now nearly finished are n
condition 10 open Gre, yon may expect 70 hear that
Charleston il abandoned hy the enemy, and occupied
1 by our forces" Ills contamination is 10 be brought
about, il wond seem by the army under Gen. Gilmore.
Ccltes have feet. II is plainly visible from whore
! write. Would il were tangible to the cnemy- shot.
Nv placing itself in a position 10 give and take TIE
strenuous strokes of war. But with Admiral VI no
sccms To- manage % Acct upon pcacc.cstablishmcrt,
Navy Yard set Of principles. this is lot soon.
perhaps. 10 De- l,oAcd fog. The army IL
Indignant at tine inaotion Il tie ships.
Day by day men are MANNED and Killed
in our advanced works by shell. and shots from Robe
batteries ihri the Navy hos twice only u.i hai
squc,chcd iclv NJ them alone ilsi at DE time e en-
cuy about 10 abandon them. The weather TIC go
nation tl, force 40 bis command tho impilrlc' and
,lai * 81 his officers AID men, are all lllus 20 a.
dgce Admiral DahIFreu o. use guns az ay make now 90
board th, feet asain, tie nichirliiot DO .b' MONT
Whether change 20 The armament 81 the W would
induce thc Admiral 20 fight do not know lie b. aid
a. prefer gurs li hrIsr 90 those ihlt pierce. Under
tie circumstances The reduction q tie city rnile
Than The msIi'- ~ a4y plfi Mar k!.es 81 ordnance ~
chiefly concerned. IL would b. vel 60 tilrsf,I g. Gen
Gilmore tle suprcm command Of! tho entire so !ofc,
a. him Gen ,iniofs hfs knatA Of ullrg fn Adffnf
axe any and ni rhe tools ih' tr nrda lying o. Die hand
Die Void nal to Parroi' irA c.r4ronf ~ BE- hes
done Tie Col .s World h9 f.rI N"-t .t nul.l
servo tie country anst vilDl lff at laaci nfd tAr
DaM.cn guns. symmcfl,a AID aFAl ls thr ilelli. Do
Of ncc's.fiy metal io IT. m mum rola .pf"N lao iN'
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From the Upper Potomac.

BALTIMORE, "Wednesday, OCT IT. IcUJ.
The latest reports received from the Upper
Potomac are that the anticipation Of Rebel raid at
Matinsburg occasioncd by the approach Oh Tie Ma
tional cavairy which were taken for Rebels.
The Ohio Road is all right, and trains are running as
usual
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The Rebel steamer mt Halifax.
UALrAx. \. s. Wednesday. Oct. u. IL

HALIFAX. n 8. Wcdnesdny, OCT II, Ieoo.
The Rebel steamer Lee narrowly escaped cap.
ture off Wilmington She seen by two hlockaderss
which immediately pursued her firing several shots.
One shell passed through her forward. and exploded
inside inung three of her crew. The passengers do
scribe the firing MS right sharp"
Tho II. f. Lee has several naval officers on board or
their way to England for the purpose of bringing ou
some vessels building there She discharges here aaV
will leave for Dixie soon.
FROM NEwBERy.--The U. s. steam ''""Ss
port Lancer Capt. S. Greenwood. arrived ~ "'sp
last night, in four days out She brings 'ae 'o''"s
passengers: John X. Dickerson Mrs. Aar'nuau M'H
Eugene Mack, John Fuller. wm Irwin' john Ao'''os
p. Mallory.
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To the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Wednesday Oct. IA, 1863.
THE ATTACK AT vIDALIA.

An official report states that III the recent
attack upon our forces at yidaa opposite Natchez tho
object OF the Rebels was to capture the negroes re-
c.uted for Col Farrar's regiment, and destroy lon-
,oon train Tie negroes however he'd all been trans
rrel to tic ober side OF the river, excepting those
doing picket duty and the pon;oou train WAS awaiting
transportation. Farrar, with few men, attacked tho
enemy so vigorously that they had not time to accom-
psh that object bat in twenty minutes after THEN irss
appearance in full retreat.
MOSEBYS FORCE AND OBJECT.
Mai. Cole, in report TO Gen. Lockwood,
who commands the dcfenses of Maryland Nights says:
"Mosehy's command has been greatly moderated:
for am credibly informed by prisoners, citizens, and
that his force consists OF battalion OF 900
men Moseby is one of Stusrts staff officers and has
been detached for the express purpose OF destroying
communications between tie Army OF the Potomac ano
Washington"
THE EXPEDITION TO MATTHEWS COUNTY.
Gen. Foster reports. as the result of the recent
expedition under Gen. wistar after guerras in Mat
hews County Va the destruction Of about $50 boats
and chooners the capture Of 90 head OF beef cattle.
bound 10 Richmond and Rebel officers and 20 men
made prisoners
ARRIVAL OF SICK AND WOUNDED.
To-day train arrived from Catlett's Station
with about $50 sick and wounded. the latter being:
mainly of Col. Grcgg's cavalry. who were engaged In
the Gght Monday Among them are Major Young,
Lieut.. Martin, Aid to Gen. Gregg Major Wilson, and
Lieut.. f. A. Eaker. Adjutant of the sth Pennsylvania
Cavalry
| NAVAL ORDERS.
Commander Cadwallader has been detached
from the command OF the Sabine ard is awaiting orders.
Commander j. c. Beaumont has been detached from
the command Of the Nantucket and ordered to duty ID
tie South Atlantic Blockading Squadron Lieut. Cone
mander Leonard Pauldng has been detached from the
Michigan and ordered to duty at the Navy Yard New>
York. Lieut.. Commander stephen b. Luce has BEEN
detached from tho Naval Academy ard ordered to tho
command Of the Nantucket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15

GlSrRAL Olui-s, 81. of-A MlAufy Board j.
hereby oldrfed o. convene lffuan.c oi i.r st III.
ous.s approved juiy e. h iof e. fPate 'lanii
fto f. tatArlfy It lffl q tnteefi and al
ssne of esauion,d m o o.uirsfs wLo nay pt %
defedb sfarclt
o. tL-~ Itrs4ql.Itss rp.s SOC p ~ t--iAr' ei ia
ulrrssf ondsnea.
Pee. dent Thereof a.ly Nlirff sr.Hic D. f1
rrauaiiou i be n..,a - tr h'frt4"f ~ 90" Board ~
fr tim. bld p.c WHEN s.4 whrc try az cilrcicd O. l
pear ,t .. 4.
Nolnnf..f.. Col f4x 90 asis.f a j.. J. Arl..fys Go.
81 Clfih ifsdE 4. NonHfr's Lieut.. Col. u NJ Iartson
tsl.tan' Inspector General capt Vim q. b.sr 1tth Pa
Noluntc,f-.
By command Of Nrlor-G,ul q. 4 CiLIHoHs
I'D. ". siliih Astt. AdJ'. Oen.
Of-lai. J.. Y. (HsbyIcK Act Adl' Gen.
ylrsvrslsT OF TuE SOUTH
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GENERAL OEDrHs No. Nj.-An Inspecting board
will be c.iaLhtbei each Ie.i aud detachment OF i.
roflsfd BY commanding ol-f o. c0l. 81 one medical
orsr and held ohs'l. 81 there b" no he'd on n
ff duty the .euior captain duty Who viii naSc car'li
inpctou Of the food II arfs previous TO each meal ~ fr
gifl 10 the sind And gna4.u oi food and ID cooking
a. TIE Of each mp elton verbal report vii be
made tie commanding officer ~ tie regiment OF deacin. ~
.recpf Ia the eNeu' Of dlcC abuse being noticed
In vti h Gaze the report wiz b, made in wiring
The reports made VII b. cousondlrd each day, Ia wit
inc bv he 4ndiu officer forwarded 10 the at
m ruedai. head quarters. where lkc consolation Vii be
made Al the .8lquaeTs Of each post The frpoft. viii be-
corssdafed srd forwarded daily to the Assistant usP,0i
cen, laI Of the Department.
i.v command oil Msor OrrcIal q. 4. GILMORE.
III. ". SMITH, Assistant ADJ Gen
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EToT0 Cur STeCIII 'oTfFsi 0Nl'hf-
ABOARD FRIcATE NEW InoysiDEs, Oct. e, i-s3.
Everything in this Department remained a.
usual quiet up 20 the night Of TUESDAY. OCT. . with
tie crccp.ioa Of some heavy hr.ng daily fom our ZEN
batteries and occasional slelling non johnson ara
Mouli.e, directed at Forts Grees and Wag1cF. On
the morning Of the 3d. two Ericsson devils arrived
but as yc; experiments have been made a'A then Oh
the distractions which, by tie by, are beginning to De
dsbelieyed in altogether the Island he Navy how
ever regard them ar TIC sooTs mPedimeat 20 the cap
ture Of Charleston.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-04-11
2elletriififbe@*
Ser polttiibe Barometer.

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YeitEr?
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tom Wsstsr?
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GtGrfe,
GRIT ,psuN mir Nu sas Jietts 'bun, folst Sessn
uuisrm @erfe!
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bod ihaBen Sic caa gernBDsn Sbres
0ftterS

getters
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uno bic Tonc8 fab lai6t su srlsneen
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! feit MAIDEN.
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9e4ites aapitel.
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piQe iein 3immer uno tegob fd binaus
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waren uno 3u penen man auf 9ebredltben
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perieIben errsibt> blieb er itsben unp blifte
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