Litchfield enquirer., 1863-11-12

~A'tHSsyS "ao otgUcA U4lW MU|IW by spent riae bullet, but not disabled. s We see no other casualties smons coauectieut ihen. i'iu".sl AoG -t,iI .-uoi1qr,. 10 .<s
 | Advices from; Arkansas state )tlsat> Central Steele now occupies Philadelphia, the recent headquarters of the rebel Sen. Price, and over seven hundred Arkaasians from YeiCo have offered the mselses as. volunteers ,o Gen. Steele. .-------- l The last Revolutionary pensioner in Msssa. csus{tts died, u week or two sincs, iu Sdabu ry. at the age of nearly l02 years. His name was John Goodnow..s d'telii0ii
 | A New York letter writer says that the St. Nicholas Hotel clears one hundred thousand dollaas year j. the Metropolitan eighteen hundred per week. the New York fifteen hun dred per week the La Furge tweissss' hundred, and the Astur nine hundred. ''V'
 6 RE ENLIsTaiENTs -The officers and priystes of the army. who's terms of service expire the coming year, are largely discussing tue propri- ety of e-enlisting in body, 10 continue in service till the rebellion is crashed and the Union restored. The Colonel commanding tlIe Excelsior Brigade, of New York, in the name of the brigade, has submitted proposi- tionthat they all re-enlist for the additional 'ern of three years, provided they be allOsedi sixty days to return hohie for the purpose of recruiting their thinned ranks and provided also they be transformed inle mounted infant. ry- The brigade counts six regiments, but it has been reduced by disease aud the casualties of battle to 2.5oO men, only 15OO of whom afo fit for present duty. 1h. offer uwili oun- 'ioubiedly be accepted by tho Government Veterans of three years experience cannot, at | this stage of the war be replaced by raB ito. C. uits. The members of the brigade are con itlenr of their ability to i'll up their rahks to tie number of 5000 elective, men, in tlib course of sixty days. Under the instruction of well.disciplincd veterans, fresh yolunteers- will st on be p, rfActed ill drill Yal.orr.
 Saturday afternoon, General ssdgwick ad- vanced to the railroad crossing over ilie Rap pahannock, driving the enemy before him. On this side of the stream, he captured, 1byi as sanlt, two rebel redoubts, 500 prisonersy aud n number of cannon. General French aaeanced to kelly's Ford, where he captured 400 rebels, and dispersed the rest, Among the, prisolerS are four colonels three lieutenant -coloHels. and ,,rany other officers. Four battle flags were also taken. S.i.'t9faH .tFIJ l Later accounts represent our vittory as much more complete than first reported, We zap tlrtd over 1900 prisoners and all the reliel guns this side of the river. The loss of the enemy in killed and wounded is very heayy. General Meade. it is said, will press bis ad- vantages vigorously.
 Dr. J. W. Bowen, of Tennessee, arrived in Washngto,r oo Friday. bearer of memorial thickly signed by slayeholdsrs addressed to the President, and invoking through him the ac- ton of Congress to make Tennessee State once more. and free States and State gov erned by genuire Unionists. and in the inter. es;s of freedom. Slavery in Tennessee is dead upon the testimony of this witness, 4 ''' '''
 z The expedition of General Burasde,s army to the eastern corner of the State of Tehnes- see appears to be completed, and the people are reported as exhibiting the most satisfactory signs of loyalty General Burnside, with his accustomed activity, sagain on the march iii what direction will soon appear. lc ira .a.,
 Tine majority for the Union ticket in New York will not vary much from a5 0Ot- gain f:om last year of over 45.OoO. From presepk indications the Senate will stand Uniohg l22;. Democrats, 10 ; aud the Assembly, Uniop, s2i | Democrats, 46. .-...
 The Harem Railroad, ata special meeting Friday night, resolved to douLletrack sheir road to Albany at cost of four millions of dollars. Two millions of ear6ings are to bs taken, and two derived from the, t6lJ of lnkw sock, The stock is to be offered tp cid share, holders pro rata. asagsid bfa-- aisnoosiW i'rs
 The following Conuectcuts ss pstea.. ar. of s.s ss cea.t date 90 Bennett HotchkissI ofNsw ETs$ Ven, for improvement in blowaeafs ,Asa lyit' mot, of New Haven, for improved safety pock. cts E. Cs C9Ysllosg. of Har,avd, designer to himself and James Q, Campbelllqof NsE. Yofk fsr iHslprsssnsnt in repeating ordnanes.
 d1'hs Paris correspondent of tts New Y9rk. fipes states that Six iron plated vessels eyS bdifding at Nantes and Bordtarx fot the FSpf lets, tut will be stopped from soIpsto ssss pss the French goyernmeptsni ,s bnSol sd lliv sSo1n,ra, ,s SPECIAL NosrcE.-A Do yeur duiy tes yourselves protect your sslth i, sy rss tlOligwsy Pills and Ointment Tor " ounas, sS9ss.e1 s.... s, ssr,Isyaoi FuiI ditetti0hs bow to t45 tbem hss 'Nhs with every Box obiy7ssshe. Mus