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The New York herald., 1863-12-04

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Magenta, Janyrin ana Wild rieea9 asyae" une bark bark
do arr lin Maryland Buckmn,ter from rasu arr iSla 4
fld.!dsr hnner Clro ro' BsSa,sn 1Br for NYorf Ro
ver. nL for KAnsglws SD IN 80 a es Mnler @ Nar
T viScrSr CYL Nov SIN port ship Joseph CLARK Lit
s,cg. ont Nov ssln port brrs Alcs Naude for New
| i0rk Princess Alice tor Boston soon. -
! vrFA cauz Nov4-Arr blIk Alberhns olmsted. hYork
American Porgs.
m om es H G1st %.Tlen q% from so
Ssen Also barS T lying to uSdss bare poes Sisna foI
erg d Br bark ark s!atre iiaorlmaa Port Elizabeth b.
phg99 imaum; brig Peer res> ,.
i9 ss s%9so A T2% bSs. assf Herald Gray Havana
Niekrls tris.t. sY9rs Gastnsr Has.nFs 1ss Wash
~ 'sna oa%g1c so"Ie d. , Bs1tOD Wis%s B,.a
sa %nS Cole RSsS
der hYork CD bark, st Lawrence (Br,, Mckinney
MORN Port Medway Ms schr Clara Croweil Bost.n Sid
WANg0G, Dec led briss Executive, aorhsm Canary
Isles; or IBIS Farley Jortus.s Sea Foam Goc%ss Al
m NOV sShrs Fyns W Fan o~ S.
Clifford s6aie Bangor for Jersey Gy Fsrdsaer Fox do
0s NW kS95 6rass ss bSs ss; YepSr s a s Allen
Brazes Br schr Anna. Hanson Masmoros CID bark Ke-
2sd, AT-Ar steamships Evening Star Bell. NYGrk ia
ence Coot prize brig 6eshas wsye samnsr Bso. bark
Hanson Gregory from NYork schrs Hr Ward iBrl from
sff SFs stbros6 Haon ss'%
Goree ane St vincent a. schrs csr!hagena Kelly aad Co
As schr mr sSsG Est
@ a cS.y sn nDa VII sas
Coiemsn. Taunin for do; S waterman chase NBsdiord
ae oan, rn Of head wind. schrs Newon N Hurd VI
2 ASA & HTs Scee ns op er rs1
Mary rlen Case. do ryaon Candase Rondoq. for Bos.
tcn, Corne Ia. Re,ralds Fall River for knlabehpert
NEW L0SDoN, Dec c2-Am sehrs Mary gaqscr, Parker,
hethror for do NJ Branerd ptbe Portland CT for New
5r Sr Sf 4S or s yfse RdSso & aG i
PATher about 2DO vessels AZ anchor in the harbor
FHTLNDELPIiIA lee e-Arr bark Washington hatcher
Collins SsGs: brigs Belle Barnard Coombs New Orleans;
ad Isaac Rc6 Crowei Boston wm PAS y. corson So 81,
lem ) b JahI son; smi.h; Hannah Backman Candy: and
Haley HALEY Boston Below ship ladr pi ia from Liver
poo! lriss NatAsqie stevcng from Buehil Me BenIs'
Orleans, Irma rj. rtnger, Cardenas hrs Eli.
@ po e Hey won, s RoTs Ra GSrsr S"oy New
Orleans; Caharine McIv,r. heIyer BARBADOS Siner
s Bostor mafy hnsa ebs DO John Ton KetSha%
Lal River; Revenue. Candy. Proydence; Tuos Cooper
LEwI, be- Nov 3O-Barks j Phioiics, for Key West
"G a. S9srqE "a @ or psnsapa n yeS to sea yesterday With
Islands w;g orders and brig Strong cr Haysua at
PORTLAND Dec I--Arr bark Jas L Ward Nichols Hs
'ana; scnrs Champon Swyer. Milbrdre for Nyork Alma
Havana erss Aifsrata Bbber Cardenas Frontier Little
ield ndepha. schrs Decrine. Prkhsm do Messen
PROVIDENCE, Drc2-Arr steamers Osprsy Aldrich and
iingishsr Nye. Niork; schrs u DAY, tbase Balimor;
.oga n. Smith; G " Locke Hu1tey. W G Addenred Hew
g stratton Backman and Evergreen. Potter PhisdcI
veil, Kizabe'hpor Volta, Mull. Roudout. Cid Br schr
AG WlF"fy bs Dan bark aae Benz
urn, Niork to load for St CroiS
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

CLEARED.
steamship Mississippi. Talbot. New Oreans-U Quarter.
ship Deutschland tHatnl. Hensen London-Kunharlt 1t
Shie Ienny Lind L'netn New orsnns-j Eaton
Brig Lucy Haywood tBr). Gardner uoree, WcA-Ml!ef
slssmshlp North Jones. Aspnwau-D D Alien.
Brig jabost. tB,al Da 4nha Pernamb CD CO, Swift
Br.e heme tBrl Mrrrh VEN Cru1E Boyd 4 ] ]Mncken: -.
Brig Ocean Traveller. Freethey Neuyias-Thompson h
sc6r II g, mr. Jone... G G'braltar-G Buliey
Sehr AIM hi@rds 'iir Mlis Winds SsD Il pcvor
scT % cean p5o%oys wsrt z Sf Yor1 IA eFJ a%be
Schr q Dumnrr Ldridse, Fortress MoHIoe-B Wheeler
Sc6r Sarah Gaynia Fort, Fortress MonroeB Wheeler
Sclr r @ Porer. Townsend, Fortress Monroe-M Run
scir vas Martin Harding Fortress Monroe l. Kenny.
Se1r Dnrfee Davis Alexanara-L kenny ,,,. w.
seLi " Denton, Taylcr Washington Bentley Smith
schr MARY Mankn, c?6e. wash.nstoa-L Kenny. ~
Schr Raymond Mechanics, Washins;on-\an Brunt It
ssST 5asr FrAaces gsos l Ps%S5fw BroTnScS
sSFs Fs. s,9 @sGof ss.sse Fss1s
steamer D II Mount i,. rineS"ey net,.. Washington
ARRIVED.
Steamship CITY of Limerick tBr) Jones Liverpool Nov H.
en6 6 Had S"o Sa %i9 'qS M
20 s s s. Aa9T sSeoce e9uPa Ss Orleans, Nov %
sra 5 with m. and passsggers o to l Crc%T: s is Co.
bark steering showing blue burgee with double name
Margucrila GtaD. Scott Buenos Ayres ss days,
Brig Geo Downes OBJ Paine Port spain with sugar to
Brig Ems Fisher of Eastpor,), Corning Port Prince.
Brig Starlight (Br) Davidson Windsor, Ms 20 days, with
Bra Union Brj Monroe windsor Ms, 20 days. with po.
sc6r Enchanress Rr OF Barbados wiets. Para Oct 80
with rubber Ac to master.
Scbr 4 II Parker Parker. Norfolk
sehr Ca harice Scull hog island
Schr Rhode Island. CurIcss Virginia
sS scSr M FransP Frank NJ Layton ys. V,rGu,s Ini,
Schr G L scnll, Hickman. Virginia.
sehr shr iasla hae hi,se h1sfs raips' vffrsia.
sohr l. Smith, Osborn, Alex xandriA. 5 days
>Ohi u Holmes, Holmes Georgetown, 4 days
schr + BeaTse, rs & nearse Gsergeiown n g., days
scIr scIr ar ar Wed%S,e & W:I "a wards y D,smaTe .n,
schr Spsrxs Inmsn, Baltimore for New London
sesr p % MI sr Cseby Msrylsna , d. u..,
~ssH eshna
schr Bernce Cslagau Machas, II days
schr John taknsham, Machias
schr Elizabe b, Goves, Portland.
Schr Orion. Davis Fail River for Pokeepsie.
Steamer re.re Davis beaufort. NC IS hours with "a.
.nd Su sGs SS 10 Ssm.
Steamer SehriSer " Adams m -. B.l,,mor., .,m r.,,
Steamer Sarah. Jones philadelphia
Steamer Novelty. Shaw. rhiiadslphis
errunsxpBr steamer Bowmanvlle. Anderson hence ia.
nllss of Bsrnegat. during sw gale sprung srak had
pumps chokcd and machinery damaged.
BELOW.
Ship Godfrey.
Also. one bark unknown.
scsr. Sir Colin Csmpbs FRED Alien - ''' ''"'D'"'
A-Steamer North Star.
Wind sunset d, light
The New York herald., 1863-12-04
~ IJOyD,s Man or H.. n n,,sd STATE. nd cs 10.

G1N DAY TO AGENTs-SIO MAPS FOR ST.
plU LLOYD'S Map OF the United States and CanadsA
Ave eet larse colored in 2vO Counties showing 800 ~
towns village post Offices and railroad ions-he whole
engraved steel At cost Of 100000 and two years time.
woman. Printed Instructions how to canvass well will be
sent TO agents Send for eampe copy before ordering
larsey Money refunded II not satisfactory Lleyds Mag
Of &e Mssiss pp river giving every mans plantation and
Secretary wsiles sepenbel H. 1865 EoSds Map Of The
ess and Railroad Map America il now ready 2ve re-.
marked and the railways shown immense soaic-tAs
whole from Official infor nsoa engraved expressly
expense $sO.OOo years time Price on rollers
and vanished 81 90; in Sheets bO Any sending
$50 receive $50 worth of maps any calling a.
tenton oi either male or female 10 this who Will act
agent viii receive iu set OF our msfs gratis BY writing
dollars capital 80 % Phi adepha Chicago Boston Cana
and every State to open oce and wholesale
Ssp Pubsher iS2 and isl Broadway New York and Ne.
strand. Lendon, England
., IMt &c m ;sG s.s Q, oans ras;
the best OF country publishel
for so low apce ought to be hung up by every
frcsde TO illustrate the daily proxess and incidents q tAs
j. r. LIOVp ESQ. :-srR-send Sample copies OF your
hs Rear xSm Ss,s price pSr "a
Mississippi Squadron, Is authorized 10 purchase supply Il
them for the use Of hls squsdron.
Lioyds Telegraph, Krpress and Railroad Nap ws md q
great 70 and have subscribed S5
several express ines We deem very useful map. aaA
ADAMS, EXPRESS COMPANY.
We think highly of Loye Eap. sn$ ss
road Map We have snbscibed nve hundred dollar (esoe
" INV" '"' '~MRsicxs TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
Per q. LIyIN0sTOS SecrotArY.
The New York herald., 1863-12-04
S HIPPIN G NE w S.
Movements or ocean stosm-r..
FRoA EUROPE.

Mails are faru d,d by every regular lines
n steamer fnr or fro ertoO call 81 Quee IoWn,
-sni ~ C- sdSn uue. which cal al Londonderry The
fsmsrs for thc CoatneHt. cal Southampton
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

ALMANAC svw YoRK-THis DAT
.......... OK MOON Risks. morn IL -
81 HIGH WATER. eve ~
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

A WAITER WANTRD-IN A PRIVATE FAMILS'
"A must be wilng and competent and come well recoHi
mepded hs employer; Freoch German preferred
Can at the lie aid olce this day (Frday 4h inst between
~ aud O'Clock
The New York herald., 1863-12-04
HELP wANTED-nALEs.

GENTS LOOK OUT FOR PERSONS IhITATIh q
"a our style and copying our daily advertisements One
rainess scamp doing this extent the past
few days Cut his advertisement out that not for
get him. and beware OF him and his promisos which actu
ally consist In palm ng OF those whom he deiude
Into sending him $40 Ia cash for his poor sua one old
opn raced watch We have given Tor years AL agents.
and AL who deal with genuine English watch. war
rAnted correct time keeper, in either gold or sold
send she watch With all orders Agent. receive several
one rms man has skinned poor agents for long time
ohun hm now, Call al Office and examine our premium
watches OF which have hundreds to choose from This
,ms'qr WIN run out TO obtain watch should you call on
MN ne 10 TOO poor TO keep hand We put up
rger packages better and cheaper than any one In the
Union New and elegant Holiday Packages. SO por day
tnade easy Agents make prohts sell quick give
entire satsacuon and receive free present from us
splendid gold or silver watch English ents and cor
Ieet umekeeper by selling our great new aud wondfu
double size P1e Packages now In universal demand Lsrg
es and best oil all Each package ntans fine writing
era fancy articles Yankee notions articles ewelry &o
worth over VI for only 20 cents County rights free Send
for our great new circulars for 1894 free containing extra
premium Inducements s. c. RICHARDS q CO, lt1 Nss
street. New York Original largest and oldesl
Package house in the world
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

A GENTS, LOOK TO YOUR INTERkSTs.-CALL AND
"A examine something urgently needed by every person
ten samples will be free by mail or 70 cens that re
tail for 81 by t. L. WOLCOTT l10 Chatham N. Y.
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

IJANDsoMR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE rQR SALE
Ill A. great sacrifice for cash. beaufm Parlor Suit
ooyersA Iich French ssan brcca made e order
olSS, PiAnofore Brussels and In
Nia CsrIss ros9wood Aaa mahogany bcds,sads Bureaus
LAcs OursAinA nrsa.s cisnk fu!t!ah nasy Chair sad
Lounee reaewood Btagers sdeboArd Ac Apply oil tl0 81
klsSiA arpe, Sssvpss ma ssa sISsh svsoses
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

VA ANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS
w bo kkeepea assistant in wholesale house would
salesman In wholesale paper and wine house, bes
given Address st John, box ib Herald oace
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

DgpRooN SUITS op HNAMELLED FURNITURE, IN
ID al colors q wsran,sd man ufacture also sold chest
nut Chamber Suits, plain and ornamental ct II y. FAR
RIN0roNs, Ss Cana street opposite wooster. BssAb
iisnsd IN l8la
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

4 SITUATION wANTED-BY 4 YOUNG WOMAN AS
~ chambermaid aud TO DO tine washing. would 40
waitress best ely Ieiefence Cs 25y oh sv The
cy store, FOR two day
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

ys|AETfD-A SITUATION BY YOUNG MAN
w Is years OF speaking French and English. some
q little spanish commission grocer,
business writes good hand aud ia quick at figures Ad
dress j. +. X, Herald office
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

XNANTED-A SITUATION FOR CoLoRED BOY 10
w years has been employed groom for years.
and has nowiedee OF waiting table. Good tefe
renee. Address box = q; Post office.
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

n y give entire sAtsaoaon and free with
handsome god silver watch aud sod chain by selling
and splendid Stationery Prize Packets nainny
line stationery rich and handsome ewery great novelties
&C. worth 81 So for only % just and suta
Die for ths holidays Sold aud of camp WAted
act a. agents We agents In county town and
village Sendfer our new circular containing the best In
duoements offered
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

A N ELEGANT ASSORTMENT or HOUSEHOLD FUR
"A nnure for sae.-1he subscriber reinqushing house
k.eptpa IA sell all the Furniture
conslped In his residence i West Twenty third street
near avenue Panoforte Drawing Room suits BOOB
case Easeres Brocade and Lace Curtains Mirrors Paint
ings Statusry rosewood Chamber Furniture black walnut
Diutns Furniture China, Gls@, Silver Ware. WIN
he sod less than half tho original cost ~ MIDDLETON
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

AN EXCRLLENT COOK WANTS A SITUATION; UN-
derstauds bread and biscuit ciiy reie Call rs
West 26tn st.
The New York herald., 1863-12-04
SITUATIONS wANTED-FMmALEs.

NUMBER OF WELL RECOMMENDED GERMAN
N females want situations as cooks chRnbermads aud
aundresses; nurses girls for genera hOisework &C. "a,
Mrs. LOVES German Institute No. II Stanton
the Bowery
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

NNANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG MAN
w lately landed IN any capacity Ia store preferred IA
good penmsn and accountant Address % spring ST.
ner o Mot
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

ykrAETED--A SITUATION AS COLLECTOR OR POR.
w ter by truslvo Thy young man; Is willing 20 make
himself generally useful Address Mack 1877 bast III
a. or n
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

VETANTED-A STEADY AND WELL RECOMMENDBD
w barkeeper who understands his business:
out 10 wears old. for oce Inquire at 400 Bleeokss
st., N basement
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

WANTBD-A SITUATION IN WHOLESALE GRO
w ccry salesman assistant bookkeeper Is
a good Judge Of Reference first class Add L.
international Hotel
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

UANrHD-AN ACTIVE BOT. TO CLEAN SCHOOL
" roous; wsxss eS Per week. Apply o. 81 SN a..
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

CrrUATIOE WANTED--By A YOUNG GERMAN
- in restauraul cosk in oyster saloon bakt
PIES good Call a! address No Chatham
St, ia the basement
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

WANTED-A WINDOW SHADE SALESMAN; NONE
w but best experienced men, with undouoted reference.
need apply Address L. box lSO Herald Office for three
The New York herald., 1863-12-04

A YOUNG AMERICAN A SEAMAN BY PROFESSION.
"A wishes position sbore He 10 not afraid OF work,
ana can bring certificates of honesty and sobry Address
s IL. boz 81 CroDhHl Hotel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-17

pc4delt OF London paper writes nave
insf returned from Germany after 4 month 8
Knocking about had glorious weather, ami
saw al the little kings at Eranktnr There y
3 good anecdote Of one OF them lie Nante1
his army instructed in the use Of the Arn1-
strong gun and got one, but was Obliged ~
ask leave of the next king to have the target
but up il, his kingdom, his own not being hlg
enough for the Armstrong range!
The steam transport Union has arrived, at
New York from the blockading squadron OH
the 11th. The Union captured the blockade
running steamer Spaulding, with valuable
cargo from Nassau The SpauIdlng had crew
Of TWENTY-FIVE men and four Confederate col
onels on board. The Spaulding was captured
last Apri under the name OF st. Johns, bv
the guntoat Stettin and sent 10 Boston, where
she was SOLD to parties belonging TO ne"
Brunswick, where she went, loading at 81.
Johns for Nassau thence she ran the blockade
into Cbarleston and again escaped from ChaF-
lesion with large cargo Of cotton Oh the lotho1
Sentember. She was employed TOR few days
~ Charleston harbor, carrying troops, comma~
nications, etc, to Fort Sumter
Onr Western exchanges say that the late Sc
we're frosts ia the West have demonstrated
that the Sorghum, or Chinese sugar cane, IS
m11ch harder than Indian corn, a-;d may WORK
oomathina Of a revolution by the substitution
of one crop for the other by farmers
The lull still continues at Charleston. Ac~
tive operations are promised; bn1 as "nly
three monitors at last accounts were TT 20 90
any fighting, it is doubted if any serious at
tack will be made upon the detenceS o1 inc
harbor for some time to come,
Mr.. Calvert paid visit TO Charles county,
Nd, last week and attended political meet
;no al Aliens Fresh on Thursday, the Sth inst
He made Speech in which he nc means dealt
0ontIv with lIr. Hollands pretcnslons as the
rograr nominee Of the Union party.
Sewing girls in New York appear 10 meet
with hnt moor success In their efforts TO secure
on increase Of wages The umbrella sewers OF
that civ recently struck for an advance OF t#o
cts ner umbrella, but they met with so little en-
couragement from their employers that they
pndeayored to effect compromise | = reouclng
tbo;r demand to one ct. Bat even IN this they
did not succeed, and all were obliged to return
70 their work except few who still hold out
4 nav house for the transaction OF the
banking and stock and exchange business mas
been established in Baltimore under the hr"
of Wainwright Il Co., the names 81
the individual partners being H. II, VAN
wright, R. X. Dorphley, and Edwin /. Reese
The two first gentlemen are we'll known N
Philadelphia, and have long been connected
With TWO of the largest establishments there
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-17

1omDt TO flank our army, Jhl5 time oy way o1
Cba0tily, and endeavored to get into our rear
BY way Of Fairfax Court house, furnishes ad-
djional proof that he considers himself strong
aoouh 10 cope with the Army OF the Poto-
mac
The New York World says: The most II
terasting field just now IS Virginia; It IS clear
that General Meade has been forced back by
Lee army to Manassas, and we may next
hear Of it around the dcfences OF Washing
ton: our cavalry was roughly handled in all the
6rsv engagements, but yesterday we hear OF an
action in which a portion Of our infantry
achieved some success; the startling feature OF
The reported victory is, however, that It was
achieved at point only twentys miles from
Alexandria, anG that the enemy subsequently,
appeared At CbantiIly. +"
lis stated in the New York papers that the
prices Of the nocessares Of Life have advanced
enormously and persons with small IN
comes and salaries were never 50 Straltened tor
means as now; contractors, Storekoepers, mo-
ney changers, stock operators, all who had
goods 10 sell, have done exceedingly we'll fox the
last two years but not 50 clerks, small proper
ty holders, mechanics, all in flct whose in
comes are fifteen hundred dollars year or
'esS-a classification, by the way, which IN
eodes 6ve-si 1hs Of the whole population the
poorer classes have not as yet experienced ac-
foa suffering, as there is an outlet for able
bodied men in the army; but the struggle Tor
ood and fuel. was never SO hard as it has been
Tor the past year; coal, for instance, which
"25 abundant year since at five dollars and
MY CTS per ton, is now nine dollars and nifty
eS meat that could be bought Tor ten to
'8eLYe cts per pound is now twenty to twenty
FoetS 8our that was sold at five dollars IS
now eight dollars per barrel; and the same
2Foporuo0ate increase holds good for every a. "
'ss ot clothing, food, and fuel purchased and
consumed
Il Il Is estimated that the wheat crop in Eng
''a- O this year will be equal TO that Of 1861
G1"5 u 1852 added together
me London News is appalled, at the increase
| 'o4aclcjde in Great Britain, and is grieved
s0e necessity which has called into existence
r., asT asSsoclation called The National Society
'~e Preventing Of Infanticide:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-17
PUBLISHED (DAILYl ~
EDGAR SNOW D EN- j Il
~se, ,1FFTCF-No. 104 King street, over
:<ra:s - formerly French's) Book Store.
From the New York Times Of yesto1day.J

4rf.Ias N VIRGISIA.~- We cannot yet
g,rosee either the nature and magnitude OF
Cen Lees advance, or what's likeIy.to come
a i The fighting on Wednesday, though
ooy single corps of the rebels was engaged
ssainst two corps Of our army, was very brisk,
and seerus TO have resulted in nothing but the
suther contraction of orr army lines The
g,e however, that Lee has made second at
rmot to flank our army, this time by way of
Caaotily, and endeavored to get into our rear
By way Of Fairfax Court house, furnishes ad-
ditionaI proof that he considers himself strong
sooub to cope with the Army Of the Poto-
mac
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-17
From Gen. Rosecrans' Army.

Their batteries on Lookout M0unCain aiooh 1uV
left are silent The Federal batteries have drl~
ven the Confederates fr N Missionary Ridge
and Lookout Mountain. Deserers from the
81 kentucky regiment state that a fight oc-
CURED on the 9Th inst, between Georgia
brigade and Confederate regulars The former
refusing to 90 out Of the State Several OF
the Federals have been Killed BY sharpshooters
from the south bank Of the Tennessee river
Trains are again running regularly Oh the
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad TO Steven
son. which IS thirty eight miles from Chatta-
nooga. The cavalry raiders are now complete
" scattered between Duck and ELK rivers, \
strong picket guard with a lieutenant. came
in q body yesterday, reporting the Contoderates
~ building pontoons This is thought TO be
IN Indication to attempt 20 dlslodge the feo-
erals by a faux movement across the river,
against which General KoSeclans has provd-
ed There has been no communication with
General B urnsde fox several days h's army
is doing good service, but not II a manner gen
eraliy supposed at the North. Longstreet has
superSeded Polk The latter has issued fare
well address. The Confederate papers report
that Mr. Davis IS about to take command OF
Bragg's army. The 2Oth and 2lst corps have
been Consolidated as the 4th army corps, under
General Granger Generals McCook and
Oritten,Ien have been ordered 20 Indianapolis
with their aid camps
In Secretary Chase speech at Cincinnati,
after the Ohio election, he said -" Iou
would not have seen me here to-day if | had
not first taken care to prov lde for the soldiers.
Great cheers had paid of all the claims
0t everybody, and todnd had the snug sum OF
So, 900, 900 ahead, ready to pay the soldiers
with on the lst of Noycmber | therefore
th0noht had time TO come here 10 vote
Cooper and Matthews who were arrested IN
Washington, on Tuesday night TOR dealing IN
Confederate scrip were yesterday discharged
from confinement in the Central Guard house
The money was used within the lines OF the
Confederate army.
r IS stated at the T. S. ?, O. Department
that the dead letter office is burdened BY COM
mnnications Of ARMY and navy officers through
out the country, who write to their several Du-
reaus without endorsing on the outside OF the
envelope 'otficial business, with thejr pro
per signatures attached.
The Z. S. Government has built lately
great number Of stables, near Kendall Green,
ip Washington, capable Of holding taree thou
sand horses. Some ten additional stables are
now in progress Of construction on Delaware
avenue. near the line Of the railroad.
The great drouth in the mountains OF Tan
this season has driven the black and grizzly
hears into the cultivated valleys IN unusun1
numbers. They make bad work IN the cor"
feIds, and The grizzlies are especially 1afo2207'