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like that at Holly Springs, involving the criml
nal sacrifice of millions of public property.

like that at Holly Springs, involving the crimi
nal sacrifice of millions of public property.
But the late successful federal raid up the
York and Pamunkey rivers appears TO have
created the greatest commotion az Richmond
Accepting 1t apparently as tho signal of an
osacr advance OF powerful Union army up
tue peninsula, the rebels in Chat quarter and on
the south side OF the James river have become
remarkably numerous and somewhat saucy in
their movements. II is suspected that, Wills
amusing General Burnside with mere corps Of
observation on the heights OF the Rappaaan.
mock, the rebel chiefs are meditation nothing
less than a sudden descent with an over
whelming force upon our army dcpot at
Yorktown, or upon Suffolk and Norfolk
The rebel General Lee has probably
discovered that his Gefences IN front Of Fre,Ls-
ricksburg, in checking the advance Of General
Burnside, have served their purpose, and Chat
the exhausted intervening country 10 the Rich
mond peninsula may be wisely left open 70 his
enemy, except where difficult streams and
swamps may enable a few thousand men b..
hind line of earlhworks to hold many thou
sands at bay
Such, tAen, form The reports we have received
OF the detail Of Longstfeet and a. heavy leyay
from General Lees array to Tennessee, ana Of
large achievements to the rebels in North Ca
rolina, and Of remarkable increase OF the rebel
forces menacing Suffok. Such are our impress
sions in regard to the great rebel army of vr-
gnia We think that General Lee would not
weaken il in front Of our powerful army unless
he intended to give General Burnside the slip.
In fact, we shall be somewhat surprised il our our
next news from the Rappahannock does not
give US the old story OF Manassas and Corinth
over again. And what them Win Gene
raj Burnside be required to pursue
his overland route to Richmond. which,
after two days marching beyond the
Rappahannock, will employ half his army to
secure his Communications with his base of sup
plies at Aqua creek We know not; but tae
overruling idea at Washington seems to be the
necessity Of keeping the Army Of the Potomac
between that city and the rebel army.
II Washington, however, is not now sufficient
ly fortified to enable fifty thousand men to hold
the city against hundred thousand, it ought
to be, with the thousands of "contrabands'
who have there been Substituting upon the gov
ernment for year past, and who could have
been so usefully employed in rendering the
place impregnable. But further speculations
are idlc in the absence of positive information
concerning the present strength and movements
Of the rebel army Of Virginia We may, per-
haps, very soon hear the tidings Of glorious
Union victory over it; but We are more inclined
to anticipate some dcsultory skirmishing with
the rear guard of the enemy, and its timely
retreat to the swampy sources of The Malta
pony.
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MI -
The report Of the savings banks prepared IN tho stare
epurtmsnt shows the amount OF deposs ~ these 'lsi-
ons IN Msssacbusc,ts on the 25h ot October 1882 TO
be attraction less than $50 600 beng nearly seooovo
mole than tn 1881. -. -
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The steamship Arabia. from Queenstown he
nth instant. reached Halifax early yesterday
morning on her voyage TO Boston. Her news is
two DAYS later than the sdvices OF the Hibernian
telegraphed from Portland, published in the
HERALD yesterday morning.
Consols closed in London on the 10th instant al
93t. a %. Tor money The bullion IN the Sank or
England had decreased by s32l GOO. The weekly
report OF the Liverpool cotton market was pub.
Iished in the Herald yesterday morning. having
been telcgraphed from Portland after the arrival
of the Hibernian. The market vs. quiet end IN
changed on the 10th instant but had better tone
A. it, close. Breadstais were quiet and steady.
pro-, iions were in quiet demand aud quotations
steady
The King 81 Prussia. in his repi, 10 View
Years address, defended his late courst N action
towards the legislative body and Faid he visited
tn profcct the constitution bat n- intentions were
misunderstood The ministerial crisis had ended
in Turkey apd new cabinet was being organized
The bu'lion in the Bark of France had decreased
by aCiy-onc millions Of liancs during . month. The
banking house u Guyon \ Company. Of Lyons had
suspendca. The .2liau government had received
soue nino.taut corrcs ondence relative 10 a Bour.
bon conspiracy. The papcrs were seized il gome.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

Volume 20
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NIBIos GARDEN, Broadway.--LfAH. THe FcRsAKss
wALLACR's THEATRE. Broade4y,--esovoEup Hus-
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THE LEGISLATURE.

In the Senr;s OF our state Legislature Yesterday
several petitions were presented, but in reference
TO matters Of no general interest. among the
bills reported upon fayorably from committees
was the one to authorize execution against the
person upon Judgment or forfeited recognizances
against defautng surcties in criminal in this
city. The bill Tor aid 10 the Albany ana Susaue-
hanna Railroad was also reported upon favorably.
Notices were given Of several bills Of a private
nature. and n few unimportent ones we're passed.
Resolutions were adopted in favor OF printing two
thousand extra copies Of the report and bill rcla
tive to assessments and eight hundred extra copies
OF the Surgeon Generals report, aud authorizing
the Judiciary Committee to devise some plan for
embracing bills legalizing town and county boun
ties to volunteers in one act After q short
session. an adjournment took place tll eleven
o'clock to-day. The Assembly was not in session
Yesterday and has not been since ldst Saturday.
II meets again, however. this evening at seven
O'Clock when the struggle Tor nm election Of Speaker
will prohably he rene wed,
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LAURA GEENE's THEATRE, Broadway-AoTRsss
ID AYLiGgT-SoMEBoDY ELSE.
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Rosecrans Still Con-
fronts Bragg.
Said. to ]. be Reinfaresd by
General Grant.
Ae., Ae.. &e.

WARRINGTON, Sept. 20, 1853.
Dispatches from General Rosecrsns, dated Chat
tano0ga, September ~, three and five +. N. (yes-
terday afterBoon), we're received by the govern
ment this morning, from which il appears that the
euemy's attack upon General Thomas corps
tRosecrsps' Ieft) on Monday afternoon was hand
Aomc,y repulsed, aud General Thomas forces
,narehed quietly to the position they were about
20 take when assaulted.
The orncisl dispatches Of Monday evening stated
that two divisions Of General Longstreet were sd.
vsneiug upon General Rosecrsns' left at four
o'clock that afternoon.
II tmsned out, however, that this movement was
merely for the purpose OF reconnaissance, ss no
attack WAS made by the rebels.
The order Of General Rosecrsns for his entire
cosa,rand 70 concentrate wss accomplished be-
fore midnight on Monday, and he is now in a strong
defensive position, which can he easily held until
reinforceinents arrive.
The movement OF our troops was executed In
excellent order. and, although they had worked
hard for several days and nights, they were in the
best OF spirits.
-Four thousand OF our wounded were removed
from the field after the battle OF Sunday.
General Iytle was the only general officer killed
on our eide, while Bragg acknowledges ~ lo-s in
officers 10 be very heavy.
The regulars tour reserves wen, into battle six
teen bundrsd strong, and came out with only four
hun,lrcd.spd fifteen.
This shows the per-istency sitb which
troops conteuded for every inch Of ground.
General Ro-ssrsns has performed wonders n
reaching hi present position, after fighting with
his single command sgsinst the immense forces Of
hat
IL two o. three days General Rosecrans will be
able 10 assume offensive operations again.
when N. las, despatch Of yesterday closed the
enemy wss quite sc,ivc. He had been making
approaches all the morning
General fio-ecrans' men ~ line and ready
for another encounter.
General Graham, who commanded one Of "ur
brigades at Getly-Lurg and was taken prisoner
and conveyed 70 Richmond, has recently been ~
changed and reached here this morning.
General Draham has communicated important
information TO the government. He i satisfied
that .nl, two divisions Of General I.ong-ircet's
corps. with sIl his artillery, have been sent TO
Bragg.
ln addition to that ivn bfigsdas under General
Pickett snd the WISE Legion were also detailed 70
reinforce Bragg.
General Graham says that h. saw cighiy.ous
niece. 81 cannon n,osing arro-. the bridge tr.rs
Richmond ssid 10 be going to Bragg.
rhe news II the battles fought between rragg
ana lo..cran- was disappointment to the rebel
authorities at Richmond. 1he- expected 10 hear
mar Vas.crans lad been snnihilated and that
bragg hed rctaken East Ten r--ee.
In.teaa og that Richmond i in stat ~ mourn
inv for IA. heavy loss. that Re-ecrsn- hay iuaieed
upon Hrs@r.
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'a proceed North They lton presented their arms
10 the General, and b. arored ,D.m 70 an me- ,.,.
and sa.IdIes
When they left ,be 4 ss,on of Tho rebe, army .,,a
which they were connected - Was staih,nod between
h'tcheiis aud Raecoon Iords Hapa.n river rhc
rtrergth OF tho forces this point the lih INST w.s
one division q cavalry. four battatous OF artnlry
and Ewcll's corps u Infantry of the asp.,ata
strength Of the whole rebel army he could .ay
nothing, ~ very few persons knew any thing soost ~
The troops we're spsroy supplied with clothing but
lighting spirit was Just good ever. The tcapurcss
u their clothing did alter their spirits ,h. ssh,t
degree Tho question ~ ammunition, he thought,
fsr more serious when be- lett tho artillery had b., eh
rounds Of shell but be Imposes they have got sursi
by ,hs Time Recruits constantly coming in. .sn'
loo had his headquarters Gordonsvilie. and The m
preston among the todiers that he VIII not A8a,o
cross 10 attack the Northern army but will stand strictly
the defensive
he speaks very hiahy q tho Southern cavalry and Il
the ne"tuess aud endurance Of their hardy moontsiD
ponies Hay, oats, and fodder Of this kind hardly
known In the rebci army Their horses turned out
70 feed on the grsse of tho neids. With esa
sionsi allowance u cprb, "a the czteut OF about
four pounds per but they do most effective
work when ihsh needed. fsw days tsorc
leaving he took good obtain . small supply 4
clothing lbs jackets they principally na.'t-
fsctsrcd England sboat twelve dollars ss.t
They msds of kind of grey serge bat 'b$
of thicker VI and ssrv,esbs
Among other things mentioned by the br,rhtes, q
ihcse two young mcpks VINO had beso scout With ne
rcbe army nftren tho folio ring which ~
says did not think snbsr Just fa. He -
present whsa knpav,cLs msti~ captured ~
the rebeu and carried headquartee~ He tb~se
them opened " the Colonel. and Adjutsas.
who secctsd twenty thirty icttsrs, snd opened
them carefully, mol niurs ihs envelopes. Tho
communications ,ontsiusd ihsn destroyed, sDd
forged letters manussctnTd for the porpose, ps, y
their place Ihe sitsrs prepared breathed sody ~
Northern hos,hS 10 the son,h. and wsre nilsd ~sA
bitter aud sourranr sbose ~ ,hs scuth~rn army add
people with threats :" What this North would do 10 .hc
south when she conquered. Tbesc i-tters tbss
read 10 the troops division inspection. sps..os o.
tho correspondence 81 nv ibe Norihsrnss, sbov
necessary the South r. hight Ia ts sst
ndspcadsace. The .n, Of this the MODE %
the gDorant soders pefnleoas onc " innam mss -n
their hatred aud the North. and ssrssS
them to continued resistance.
The opinion prrvAnut among mMy d bis lsA
comrades thai tho poer Of tho South soa ~
The brunt OF sb. the rich buy nP snbs,,
tutcs while tito POOR have 10 sbsndon home and 'siny
Of deserton Their general idea is however iLss
france and England ~ recognize their sovesnss'
and thcp the at will .nd
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
JHe Rfstl Array or the POTOMAC.


F .oidsf wha reesrly se,psi ''9ls ~ f,be .fsy ~
tie Pu,orasc h4s .s.ss spa . aHt mad r'slet
fGg .,a,esDsais Hs i Sstles y ssTanash asTsi.
Art s<'.i iaf tre.a uoontts a. q froas "a HriAaAs
brl.aac W 49, bgstvsf srAsb.s 70 rooes eaAry
lse sbrsl s~s sso. tbd a'~zs. ~
rrsfss g. sbsed uiss lSsH caws ~ h. hi bssoe
tfo4 n hguNsg 40 n The wber 80 nsbefbn afss
hss4e o. II aulA.ad rgefteer, ~ so Jeapg hses
fIs l4ih wss sssry "A ievsf haAt ~ seasfs
* H.. rel.rllou, bs ssyf fsnnsi 80 spas .isss
sspgfseEt4ns lfe Neunefp~rs H4fhlEg b4t "A
,hv.. a. r1hbsgs ass.fts = Lkg away - lat ~.
+yatb y~sssgs1.
Ate, txssl, slsis 40 .e'iys ssfrre ~ t.Ssl
tss tai uss cssl .nd b. fr.0igsf - iaYs -
iaeot.,a o.tngaalar ~ ~ sclss ~ Ussas uplvs a
49, ttstga wNlp4i tssfa AT DAssiss -.
40 ssl.vA sssab. 49, = otua@i tlw ahls r. si
~ aaA hs ~gse hass sA ~ w.H MtT
bsy.rs ~, ih-a - mea ~sc 4sreft r+tteit ~
us.F o~cers "a, ta .sHtfsyp~rs maa Nftb Hffe
fsessl rt4 A.. .FrA 81 " IN. Yaulars tsi ssrsst8 ~
sshs A3ava fhar rAtlfst A. nss ~ te - ts
rns.t " shs oaris~y w. rss tn 49, 6toA H ises @
os0e
ts AsrSsy wsss a s.saA t.yf1tt y a. lif q tas
r.t.ef esrsp ssesrt as..e - sfettsr soe~t tHftr
sesyasA - : rtss psEL assg VI a. aAa3 Nss
t.,,s.. sre. aa4 q fssEts 80 spss mr. "A ,.t-s
Yoa, ss.n i. ~ fser 81 ers-ssf ttm Ht 80
,,.-s.sss s5srly ) eeasra FAtssN t.s4. lff.at a
n....sess.s suabsa -s.ss 49, 80 Htss ssasas.ss.
~ ssssfsi rah.tefs fsen r vaafs ri asae ssi-a
.4 La,ss sslg.sS s-sesr tarsa ssstS tStlssxoi
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sketch ~ 0enerst Lyle.

Rrigadisr General wrlism ". ly.s wss naive o,
Ohio, and originally entered the Unite states in
the Mexican lieutenant q an Independent company
70 soldiers which served 10 Coions Irv ngs rcs-
Ihe company received into service On tie
9Th II October ls4T nj disbsaed on the 25th d Jay
lsas. On ,he 2lst Of Ie,enber, iss,. Lieut. iyte VA
promoted W The csp,sncy, 10 Consequence o, The d.a,b
n Captain knoesry tvbo died ., RIO brio H., day
AZ the commencement os N. rebellion iyts el~tt
"a coop. Of the Tenth ree months yolnp.
icers rom ono. nlcsnsmed the Bloody Ienth" ard
vent INTO Western Virginia under us0r General VIC sl
Lp, ~ General scheish's brssd. colnnsl Lyt'e iat
pert ~ he gallant s,sck uoa .h sout lain " Juiy.
IssI hs regiment forming portion ihs fofo. lfos
u the moup,ain. they nest marched lph Beverly, &C.
Anes the aepartae u Mcclellan tcr wsshngt e,ers
gsn1ed The n'n.nd si ,is Tenth torn
- part II the sccond b. gsdc. u dsr CoiorH iia A.
,bs che three nth. caa.yslga lbs fc.r,'i -aD
sian,sliy cpited ~ The hsd. ~ Tho baire SIN
mery.i., western vrg.nn, th. ioti \ t8nbaf,
1881 soloncl Istie 80 wounded.
Aaer lloyd ras atncb 'rata hs .k@.ifr n ~ gaaa
rhA aley the r.g nie.t \ sel has b~rn IS op4s ~
rcp4. trns b.I. aae urdeyeS 40 ksttufs 4A.was
ab94a tts after end a Notsfntat. is.i nwas ala
topped %. tine :, Csmp isrorso,. bsata tfok
ksulu a. aps .elcl - the ghgra sti.o 80
nersl %. Il Anehcts aivsf-. geusrsl psu a. 49,
900 nJof a NE brisaJc 10 February ~ and
~. rcgtn staatg ,ba IN poesess ~ 10 fpFag
Green Kentursy bst unasr ieuienant Cos.sl nasLe S
Ccsonal Z, e. o,mmandns sno bri9sdc he atot 4
eur gkst,b srtyey engaged 10 reunc. - Ksa
tsssy Boei snd a. ths blita oi roryyNa to'ap
llus inis) ustob~r issa ~ srcly nyansei Hhno
Ia cenn.and n ths so,s-h bTaafs e us / ~ .. ths
,ho THe sFA,ds ,eryei " Gsp. 1rfr.t. =. \
Busns aury,
Havia. recovered from hls aoIna, Cossei yur asaln
tn5 The leif snd wa minated daring Janr-ry ls1g
brgsdlcr gcusa y volunteers date ir8ra Nat onber
No. 1898, ior be- bravery 81 ise battle Nnfrestgrp
Dcccn,er "a I-s2 wAcn ard where h. eDninsaJta tts
serenteepth brigade, sersns N Rogsrsas airistn u
Thomas wss, the centre " nosecrans aMy pisoe
,ha. bstiie general iJre h.s participated - ~ rc
movement. Gepersi Rosccrsns sfmy ant - The battles
u pyeoo soasiss - sst ts 10 rLls s-asslly led
~ 10 sopSGDA
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
sketches 0f a bel OntesSs KILLED.
sAyox .k.kWAL HOOD


tiair cttersl John " Hood 0f the rebei army repor
ed killed vas born Krnire sbcn, the yesr Is52
consequently sboat ihiTiyos. yc ~ when he vas
.iled he Wet Point cads, during the year
isao and srsfnsied the soth JuIe is53. lie
cls.srnste ~ M.pa General Sohcssd Bssdler sebcrs
Robert o. Tyier, BrEsier 0euefN 1crfl tkied Al Ter
ryve), BriGsdier General - rdsa, oom maedng diy
sIon Of RcsecrsD-' army General ~ ". walker, q The
rebel army, ald other. On lhc IM " July
I-3, b. breveiteo ,scoud lieaisnsnt of ise
iouflh uniisd state infantry. snd On the II a
March. is65, ~ss sn.fsrred - tns second cavalry ~h
the iull rank u ssccnd sa,ssahi He commanded De-
iseha.nt snc bocsnc distinguished 10 ID. corhiet sh
the comscGes psr- ths head tbs S,n Pedro
rfyer 10 fssHs 90 ~. xDih ~ 1ty Isb- II fuf ns
ihw contest that be- severely woanded un tbs 18th
Il Ava asi Isss, b. promoted ~ 4 neYlenan, and
vas pscea 10 cfarse a 'smp ceorsJ", r~a' ssn As'o
no. Tcxss He gas IN Trrss a the brrskins ol,.f tts
rsl-lisn sna resigned BIZ c1nectiol win ths uHd.o
stat-. s'ry the 10Th ~ aprl 1851.
on leaving us causs a the rnlou D. teettas b, coee
suree, 81 With a resl ret mst c1.s q fca ehieb
rsrl IT. sss nranete1 T. brspd'ef ts.a a. ~ -
fstoi ~ one tim. ID 90 yeuity = sottas sp4 fisr
~ sgtgf. that lsacs he oocgpsl ihs linz q -ats
ana t.a rl,cl~asr. :, us scent q 10 ~.
sat yssr IL otnm,ndst brigade 4 lDna.ir,et'. 10
tan og-sl.in. ~ the pentsgpis b.,~ n.hmtTd, Asa
sn.r 60 rs1si army uri~r lse -ss ceseaA.
leitel - fsrs Ccrsfs Hoovcr b. 49, prusct~i a. -
rsrk II NOR scsersl and rlsre1 - ooDmsrd i ne
prs; aivs ~ d Genera IS1r veeps oerps. NihJhM
,o,imard a. TOO rart th. rlpoas battle 3. ss,ya
ssr slie.e bs severely roanas5 - a. iHt sfm.
sisrfrtiy satrey aefrise 49,, - T. ~ > - n
t.fs w. la GALS fssab'ei a. e.mrAafs 'e~ sp.ss.
ath + Only ssyp -ber - dsfc. r Jar tca~-ai
ias.g r. -.t,hvsst
bu0IB.EE .6sfH1t eoGt0nr.
I., .iAer Cracrsl " y womra wsset ths p4}tfsss =
u,s ses.Hsa : tslIael 4 ~ Nfi Nnt4 fssapenl
ptergla, ~ sfterv ards 'sasnse eanset3sa NNh So
VI rshnenih s.irem Y 0evrFt taiantsr. Frm ftm
tsA4l8n bs psuteylsi - NJ astcr sssFai art hsd
,s.rss Y 49, svoas ~ x.as = wsts~s eeegng digM1a
Il i0nrs'retr rSFs. ns trss par -, tptls =
egl s4rr sna hal bai tsceany s.tr s.ff a. s'ais
ailh III, dls4fu.
sEw.psfg sErrn rwfsr0n FMrr
rflaadssr ssu~vsi rseelaG stn.ih ass ii4 ss 4,
rMe rebel feKlmeu, .e Tesresfean* aue epssutsa
Il. e,orsl 1851. AfsS lAsar fsr y tie 80 sss Aat
,les q ti4 roauwsst bs gvgfaotsf - ~ r41sg
rsrsi = vogss,eers sna sitarhes esssss army
~ih wbsrh - bsa tssn snsf eg<fssns egws,assr,
AA&fssss.
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
THE VERY LATEST.


~ cyvss ". sea received - 0lesnsowp, lhe ram
Assasa, tbe following ssesrsms-
Iorpos, sept 12-p y.
~ y>sss oostoe lOsn aSfs ssssetsS ~ ~ ~ ~
E Rem sept II, 1888.
q FoVAa baD hss ksss pubpsAsd srsAtsss ssvssA
Ansssasss asSs,shssOss asA avsssteainG tbN out ~
- pvsvasSssAssss q - Psys
SRApca.
PIns, Sept. -. isac.
n ~ rsrssgpy hes been auks 70 tssuDaGy "
Seeard ~ Ne TIE sis ssd
- ~ personal asvss,os " tLA Epperor.
snmu, ssssssA, Eeba. l2-bP.M.
WssAhss quite aSsSnDAl gars, wrb soow Five oe
Uem wssnbA.
s,p,Ispaia, Ieypr. sspt 13--l2:io 4. n.
NJ vcsssy Dos from v'ssios his essste. ia
vSDs rsyp,.
- sS,ses Of hsrsienr ssssps recent :" ss'oo y
UsUss nsypt y unknown.
most attendant cotton crop 10 expecea ~ Ixypt this
ysos The recent sseaeDent in shs cotton marie; is
AusssdMS
- vsss oS The river N,s stis eontnvss-
5soAsrr fer the conesrUc,"c OF ,ssgyaph rses 'roa
nssto v NE l1osdau already out
ihs n telegraph from Bsysoet 10 Cairo W l>cd o.
csoto Attention.
essosse V the direct Atlantic s-esrsph from lr..s.d %
UoufoaDalapd.
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
seneaAl fssTfa's pfpAaTMEHI.
pcs,ww-~ ncSsov. Sept 20,

ycs,xw~ AcSsoy. sept. 20, 1903
- s$ssvsr q ". sbcneas eft Fortress Monroe -
~ clock ,hs morning on Gas of truce mission 70
os<1 Point, IN change Of s~asra heredth 'en'rs
Gsnspey % NE rebel army, passenger he having
6GsA e4eAsnssA, -s--s.s--
~ stsssaships sp.nsiDx I-ft today Al noon for
nsybessou bar and among her passengers va Ms q E.
eultou Al tLe Bait more Aaiss.oa
n sulboss Sacramento, from ne Wilmington block.
sAsas sss arrived here to-day and has gone TO sersos
~ repairs.
ssvss compapss OF the k,eyen,s pennsyvabs cavalry
I've pss resurped from sn expedition TO Franklin apd
sa ana report tai there cny roo rebei troops oa
- B,Akwner. ....-.. -. :, -,
- r,sspsr rose.l Sais arrived ~ noon 60 day hcm
nau4ss.
NJ vsasp~v, acamsr caes ,esses Tor View SorA 70
sssA
~ steamer John Braoss lsasc> or View Hssan, 'osn
sssSAs, tsoohiDs A. New S.rs
NJ. Nav~ia y. De Syss's D~spsssh.
posTssse NoSpos, -e,t. n, lsss.
v.syewe dn,.css hst market events to-day ~ The Fort
- Humors even have grown scarce, though hear q
ssssls one going The rcun Norfolk, % The snee, hat
o,escrans Nav been severey aafca,s o cnnlss y wod
- drcult thing 10 make msosty 4 The peope here
sss~ve NO Wild tale
ywxess sNssyr
havs ns beyond doubt, brsh pr zen . tetG toward
~ saninnaiion gallant nsAecrsns. by Lurius ~
A. st,e cyu hing weight oi srn,es AZ Qtge. ls.
ssvtssa Sonlng INTO lines dgii,, srd y strF gee
Snfeut any pcssbi,',s.o eoausrn. on tbc one aiarm
- stosy thss Lees srmy, or =, least od Ior
ssa oe II, hss bees time us,n. south through
1Iehnc I'd IN the fare n Ell tlcse set sut'en' Gated
ne4s " astonishing that gorous moy..nsnis
- made by the Arm, " tne raltsse.
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ssArsed city 'ssns sbs siierr,n. Nv 1sA,a psei
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svrsved tbs morn ne from Hilton Itesd ~he hfings
c~vv ~ interest from shaFl'-ion. or on'es ~ tha,
ucmt s~~,p IN bed the s~il. gho~A Nv
shs srcus,e@ we esrvrenfe hs'. to gao any iueiii-
rene az movements fson us Transports w h
cve frequently
~So Al ous time bal gr0wo ~ boil ard comminoa ch
-srsous d.predatoo. u tho corntry - the rlnns "
nrse,u apd Portsmouth, seem - have been either srn
HsssS ~ cleo frightened most elesiis nv tlc dsng
" cavalry and the stern gessbrrs 2iDisi w or
arsr<. The enemy seems SIS - n.vs entrs,y vth
dssen hs iate mcnaes y forte.
however pvcs proun ~ ~ uprtAnt ssrt los essi-
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~ wtsresss through the mod "a ~ aHcrefs. - pres
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sssn sb<m.
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s~Dsrs yesterday gave Ascoant - IN aFrsl a Nlb
~s~oman ~ the uniform q . ionel. sorolnp0n,ci BY
sa once. also In coloaefs unrorm, wh1 rie that he
~ewsosnScd the a-trasinet X the kxcessor BRIGADE
~ tne sr-i regimens " 'hs, brgnas :. csnsnded Nv
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