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The War in VIRGINIA.

New YoRK, Oct. s.-The Rerald's Wash
iDgton dispatch eays:
intelligence from Martfnsburg is to the
effect that there are no rebels In the Shenan.
doah Valley, except few eue1i1las skulk1ng
in the mountains. Our cavalry have secured
the valley as far as Strasburg and Front Royal
without finding any traces Of rebels.
Information has also been received that
there Is no movement on the part of the
enemy's cavalry towards Western Virginia, as
reported o few days since.
The Bureau of Dese1tera has picked up in
the last two months 600 Of the 5000
dese1terB from the Union army"
The New York 1Imes' Washington special
saJ6:
Stuart, by increasing his force, expects to
bring On general cavalry engagement, and
ove1Whelm our corps by the mere force Of
numbers, and secnre bis Lieutenant Genernl's
commission The et1ict consc1iption now
being enforced throughout the South offers
crest facilities Tor Stuart to carry out his
echemes, because those conscripted are per-
mitted to select the particular branch Of the
service they viii enter, and 1t is well known
that large majority Of the men at the South
give preference to their cavalry corps.
a squad Of rebel prisoners, recently cap
tu1ed on the RapidaD, arrived here yesterday.
One OF the prisoners states that thoy have
report to the effect that We are raisine 100, 600
cava11ymen, and adds, 1t this Is so, The Con-
federacy has gone up.
, 1863-10-09
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Gov. Yates Thanksgiving Pro-
ClamatiOn.
MEETING OF TIE Ill. Ii. E. CONFERENCE,
GRAND LODGE, it.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
l. TnocLANAT1oS.
In accordance with the Proclamation OF the
Prcsidcnt OF the United States, aud tho time hon
ored usage Of this commonwealth, I, Richard
Yates, GoyeEnor Of the State OF Illinois, do hereby
appoint the last Thureday Of November next as
day Of Thanksgiving to Almighty God, for bis
great ercice during the past year.
In that he has blessed us with abundance Of har-
yeate. fruits and focle.
In that he has preserved us from pcstl1cnec or
widespread Gieecse especially
In that he has spared our State in season Of
great danger from the dreadful caamities Of iusur-
1ection and invasion.
Let US think God for the immortal tsiumphs Of
our arms in battle and In ecge, and the indomita-
bic fortitudc OF Cur eoldie1y in reye1ses.
Lit us thank God fer the free Institutions trans
mitted TO us from our fathe1e, and for 60 long a
period Of unexampled domestic tranquility md
prosperity.
Let us thank God that IN spite Of foreign hatred
and plotting eason and the fearful shock Of a7ms,
VIC etl]l lave country and the glorious hope Of d
country laden with unspcakab1e blessings fos our
children and our childrers' children.
And while we rejoice together Over victories
won and prospects daily Frightening,
Let US also remember the widow aud orphan,
who, in desolatc homes, mourn for the heroic
dead.
Let Us acknowledge In contrit1on before God,
our many and gzievous sins, as people, and with
patient trust commit our CAUSE to him In Whose
hands ire the destinies Of nations.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and caused the great seal Of the State to be
affixed.
Done IL tie city OF Springfield, Illinois, this
eighth day Of October, 4. D., 1e6a
R1uuARD YATES, Governor.
ON. HATCH. Eec'y Of State.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune.1
SPRINGFIELD, Oct. s, 1863.
The Illinois Methodist Episcopal Confer
ence for TINT portion Of the State reaching
from Bloomington to Carlinyi1le, north aud
sonth, and from the Wabash to the Missis-
eippi east and west, commenced its fortieth
session In this city TO- day.
Bishop Scott presided. Rev. J. seaton Of
Quincy, was appointed Secretary; Rev. Mr.
Sweeny of RuhhTille, Assistant Secretary, and
Rev. Mr.. Hewes Of Mendon, Adams county,
Statistical Secretary.
The flsg Of the Union Was ordered to be
displayed from the Methodist Church in which
the Conference holds its session, and CON-
mittee Was appointed to wit On Gov. Yates,
and request him to administer the oath Of
allegiance to the entire Conference.
The usual business committees were ap-
pointed. In the afternoon. Rev. Mr. Thatcher
Of Clinton, Dewitt county, preached, and IN
the evening, the Bible society meeting took
place. Addresses we're made by Rev. D1s.
Harris and Elliott, and Rev. ". Rutledge.
, 1863-10-09

NEW YORK, Oct. 8-The North American
Telegraph Association, is In session ut the
of1lce Of the American Telegraph in this city,
the following companies comprising the As
sociation:
One represented the American Western
1Pen 1Po e'2y gy9ath Rqa; %ts}.fa aant' sRd ss g
Montreal.
At The meeting yesterday resolutions were
passed highly complimentary to Cyrus ".
Field, Esq.. for bis indetatigable 1abors IN
connection with the Atlantic Cable Company,
and to Perry D. McColiius, Esq, for his per
efetent endeayorB to unite the Two hem1s-
pheres ria Bherings' Straits and the Russian
Both Of these great projects are now likely
tn he fairly tested. as the combined capital
and abIlity ofthIs powerful association will be
ut tie services ofthese magnificent enterprds-
n4.
, 1863-10-09
Qbifa9o Gribu,te.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1868.


The news from I.eavonuor.t ;a w.;+;.
The rebels are morinc on F,rt sc1't+ :.
force. Gen. R]nnt Vim woe hss+an;nr
with his staff and bodv onard tn the rcl;es
of the n1ace hv +nt;nr conu,nd ~ 4ha
troops there. was attacked bv the rche}a
al Baxter's Sprine. and his staff and cacort
are prisoners If. indeed the General lin.
self has cscaped. IF l,e falls into +be
.hands Of the rebels it will be very un,;nd
in them not to send R,pnt d;rect,v -
.Echofie1d for trial and With p1rnt = NV
make little difference ;nto tha hs,ds ~
which of the two ha fa11s Tha roaa-.1
Tenor Of the news from Arkansas i,v vav
Of Leayenworth, is not. however. of a
nature to Justify serious alarm, inasmuch
as our forces doubtless outnumber the
rebels.
The Copperhead organs and ranters
1Eiu be doubled up with collie pains again
over the action Of the patriotic Methodist
clergymcn at Springfield yesterday, who
formally made it part of their Confer
cnce business to take the oath Of allegiance
to the United States. THIS they did not
as strangers to loyalty putting on
Tor the first time its earb. but
in pure love Of country and for examn1ers
sake, and to attest to the world TINT rel;-
gion and loyalty are very appropriate
outfit ior clergy and laitv, Some of Them
, 1863-10-09

New YORK, Oct. s.-A Washington dis
patch to the Herald states: The prize steam,
er Diamond, from Charleston Bar on Satur-
day, brought bearer Of dispatches from Ad-
mira1 Dahlgren, with dispatches to the secre.
tary Of The Navy to the Sd Inst. When the
Dismond 1eft, a portion Of the iron-clads
we're engaged with the rebel batteries, and the
batteries on Monis Island also appeared to be
firing.
, 1863-10-09

Hive :tmsTte om s. LAke etreet t. 10 State STREET.
coI0e9 OF Aa99on atftot Whe:e caa be fo1na = dno
~ EtMtrt 6 hr!tnsry Goocs canhtatng OF PAi.s7a
5oAE 81. Eborns Flowers. Ftsthe-s e:c. A!so.
C!o41a OF tho latest and :nost falhto1Ap!e Styles
PEuca3E Asteotton given 10 otdsss.
, 1863-10-09

New YoRK, Octf6-Counterfeit five dollar
bulls on the Manufacturers Bank, Of Troy.
dny. -
, 1863-10-09

MONTPELIER, Oct. S.-The Legislature
commenced it's session to-day. The House
wos organized by the election Of 4. B. Ga1di-
ner Of Bennington, Speaker. In the Senate
Henry Clark Of Poultney Was chosen secre-
tary. Gov. Holbrook delivered his yaledic-
tory this eyenipg.
, 1863-10-09
FROM WASHINGTON,

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago T1ibune)
WASHINGTON, Oct. s, 1863.
FROM nosEcRASs' ARMY.
Expectationu are entertained hcze that few
days may bring news Of active operations
again, in Rosec:ans' 1eighborhood. Official
dispatches lead to the belief that thus tar all
goes well.
JUsT1CE TO JOE HOOKER.
Gen. Hooker has gone West with rare self:
forgetfhlness, agreeing to undertake any
work whatever. at which the Government
may set him, just at time, too, when he be-
gins In the East, to receive due credit for OUT
Generating Lee, In Pennsylvania. Lees official
report is on oil hands regarded as clearly es.
tab1ishfng Hooker's claim to nearly all the
credit Of Gettysburg, and as fully admitting
and confirming the splendid manner In which
Hooker handled his army, and checked Lee
At eye1y point.
OF COURSE, cASARD.
The New York Aerld's statement to day
TINT peace propositions had been laid before
the Cabinet is utterly untounded. The PresI-
dent has 70 hesitatiou in declaring that no.
thing Of tha sort has been brought to his
knowledge.
PERSONAL.
Major General Hartsuf1 is In town, md is
received by the authorities with the high
consideration his brilliant share in the late
East Tennessee campaign has entitled him.
Trm RuMoRED BATTLE In LOU1sIANA.
The report that General franklin had been
defeated ut Brashear City, or that any en-
gagement had taken place, IN not credited.
PERSONS mere le1e NEW oraeane atter Franklin
haa Passeo tnrougn hEashear CITY, and there
had been no resistance there at al.
MISSOURI coSsER7A11sM DUsf.
congressman Rollins, OF Missouri, repre-
seauog LIE asnp4e'ocnoneio 1nteress' ar
'lseo mere to-oay' TO couateracs, a. Is sup
Poseo' lne n1lsSoui1 iaolcs4 os4egauon'
2AE MISSOURI DELEGATION.
Ane 1fes1oent LII" seiS ions ln.e9'le"
"1a tne secretary Oh war ot tne war De'
paf1ment Sesteroay ana 10 day. line Mis-
sou1'ans unaerstano 1nelr anaars 10 nave besn
the SUBJECT CT discussion. Drake,the Chairman
Of the delegation, means to remain here lu
any event. I'LL inc fTesident's answer to their
aaoress Is received.
TIE TAX IN FLORIDA.
ihe direct taz commissioners OF Florida are
to eel st. Augustine and other lands, in
cluding portions Of that which tTo Of them
illegally sold oe1o1e.
MILITARY AA1T6ns.
zen. maosno1tn Is oroeseo 10 report ior
a"t, y" oen' na1Aei III 1ae ooPattnlenL u tno
ean'
4ne s'o11es Q! aeae1a1 ae1ntzeimons IT,
nova 1tom poel1lon mere arc untrue.
1Es1lAoS1 ~ TIE sAsl1AAt COMMISSION.
10 Surgeons anu "ssi1.ant ulseoas oi Inc
nospll,4' .A. ~ oett;sus na'e .o."aioeo 1ee.l-
eao,.a = ~ stes ssftp a,nas .a, 'sen .4 ane
~ e.,o s rnn4ns s-u.s .,.o '.s.,e 'D'40'
.oos.1.. o S ~ ~ hs.n,.a,s ~ ha.o 49,, 49,. A..
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oIu ~ ~ 49, w..nsas 1 49, %osn,,s1a %a G.e ;ua.
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, 1863-10-09

The Government Securities.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8.-The Subscription
Agent reports the, ea1e Of s, ,213, 900 5-20s to-
dRv
, 1863-10-09
THE RUSSIAN FLEET.


New YORK, Oct. 8.-Tha N. r I5-ibune's
special from Washington eays: s.<zz
1T is understood here among persons who
arc posted TINT ten or twelve more Russian
Vessels Of war are expected to arrive at New
York, or some other American port, within 4
few weeks, and 1t Is believed in we11.informed
quarters that they are not likely to go away
very soon, but may probably winter in our
ha1bors. There are many theories as to the
Issue Of this movement Of tbs Rneslan Navy,
but the general belief is that the Emperor ex-
poets to keep up fleet cruising during the
ncjghbors might a1ise and find him, as they
found him before, bouEd up In his own har.
bQre."
, 1863-10-09
Il no DRIFT II, NA~ .Inv-snv-

s,.ta -NiM n. j., Oct. 8.-The drift In this
Ss@1e Will commence on the 25th inst,
, 1863-10-09

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, 1863-10-09

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~:<nts far Ills an5 c1 0as lsads:7 Aa7Gs.e<s,41a
papeTs.
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, 1863-10-09

G, Master, T. J. Turner, FfeepoFt+
b. G. Master. J. r. Gorin, Decatur.
Sen. Grand Warden, Il. Drounen. Charleston
Coles Co.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 8. While there is no
difficulty in procuring other officers for the
colored regiments there is such scarcity of
surgeons that the Surgeon General is compelled
to advertise for them.
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