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Insurance on Vessels Destroyed by the Ala

BOSTON, Oct. 6-TEe ship Anna T. Schmidt
" hieii nus iateiF been reported as destroyed by
the Alabama, W rs insured in Boston Offices fGr
about SilsGho. The ship Express. also de-
stroyed by the Alabama, was insured in BOSTON
for SAC, COO. oi
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ssEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING TIE
Ssnbsistenee Department with (5Uo) fIVE HUN
l5.a day OF October, 1868 Ths Hay to be Of the
best quality and to be delivered at the wharves At
OF delivery ara the weight 80 determined TO be the
purchase weight Bids W.i be required in duph-
az disloyal, or who have previously failed with
sonirscts Eads with the Government, or from
made II Certificates OF ffpdebtsdness - con.
tract , sta H. so"d hond win be required TO be
WiTa. A. d. 0. and o. 8 !, 223 G street, Washing
ton, ID, u sell
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PosALs IoR HoRsls.
0kvALRY BuRlAU,
0ASs ef the Gnf OSayfer zan sf1s.

wAssflsroI. 5. g., lssnst IS, I&.
tins OF co for furnshins Cavalry Horsss 70 be de-
hyersd at Pittsburg. Psnnsy lvania; Philadslp
Indiana. -
Proposals will be considered for the furnishins Of
Eorses in lots of not less than twenty ave, (I5 J
Pke Horses TO BE- from fifteen (l6l to sixteen (l6)
hsncH high. from i've 30 to nine ts) years old. we'll
broken to the saddle, compAetly built, In good
flesh, and free from all defects.
The ability of the bidder to fulnl his agreement
must be guaranteed By two responsible persons,
Rntee.
The responsibility of the suarantors must 30
SHOW By the Official certificate Of the Clerk Of the
nearest District Court, or of the United States
District Attorney.
Proposals. must be addressed to Lieutenant
Colonel g. sswtalle, Chief Quartermaster Oav.
airy Bureau, and be Endorsed on the envelope
O. g. SAWTRLL1,
Lieut.. Col. and Chief ousrtsrmsster,
gu l9 tt CAVALRY Bureau,
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TkSsTI1iys sALE sST 4 aog5E AND LOT
from W. sss ts iced If
1855 and recorded in Liber ): A. g., No. is, folio:
H. M On III. ioaR, Si n sell = Public
s5s 81 .ss s.sn
ssid Lot st the rsesson Of south sosnst snd
streets and running thence south 70 feet inc
inches, thence southaasterly 81 feet inches to 4
point dis ant 81 feet inches from south street,
norS to .oash ssnss
ginning, With the Frame Dwelling and other i'm
Term. Of sale One: half es.h the balance in six
sDd deed o bearing interest,"
;, II the terms Of sale are no. eom piled with in
three days, the Trustee reserves ths right to re.
Of the defaultins purchaser. All eonvesaneins
and STAN p' at the K e
sel4eoddas GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auets.
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL PROPERTY IN
- - oaaola GaokssTowh f af PUsL1c AuoIIoH,.WiL
twenty. .irst day Of October next at o'eleck p m
in separate parcels. the following described Real
lst. TIE Thkssor ThTsek story Brick Warehouse slate
roof At the northeast corner Of Water and Poto nae
ing twenty three feet ON Water street and sixty
feeI 81 On pb potamae Tnrse street. street w
first
Sd. Three.st Brick House. next north Of the
above and fronting Potomac street, with the
back building and ground annexed, fronting on
said street nineteen feet FIVE inches, and running
eastMardly, OF the same width, seventy feet to
4th. A lot Of Ground. next adjoining the above.
fronting on Potomac street seventy. one feet and
extending back eastwardly, of the same width
seventy one feet in part to an alley
Also, lot Of Ground on the east side of High
street, being Lot number four in Peter q Square,
improved by Two. story Frame Dwelling house
Terms of sale One third of the purchase money
to be paid in cash and the remainder in two equal
payments in six and twelve months, the deferred
payments to be secured by notes and deed of trust
On the premises.
The expense Of conveyancins to be paid by the
purchasers. JUDSON MITCHELL,
JOHN DAVIDSON,
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ODD FELLOW8' HAIL.
SEVENTH STREET.
W Y MI A !

w I III a N
THE TEN1RILOQ 0IST AND WIZARD,
WITH
LIEl-MOVING AND SPEAKING AUTOAAFA
EVERY NIGHT, ats o'clock,
And livery WHDNH6DAY and SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS, at clock
~ Admission rs cents; Children Ii cents, Bee
Small bills. Reserved Seats 81 cents. oc5 6ts
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

" ALIA ABLE hEAL EsFATE fOh BALE.
By virtue of !. decree of the Circuit osurs for
kiehsla 5. ). ehe1 and !. q. pissss % adninistsa. %
the at PSse sa
noeoef NJ fair not the ns1t IA fair G DAY sssrs
a as s 81 ;nsaa a
the HL ~ S situated e in Prince
Green Hin''i Is six miles northeast Of Washing.
ss s4ss
s5:s ey ,ss I OF North oD
two mile. S the sisasnsbsrs bspos,
e: '9Ss Ss.g Ka
John g. Fsiriss and i Justly esisbrsssd As @ one Of
The most beautiful places Of residence in the VI
81 nd .
bs ~ s0 r.. . 81 ~ y r5t sl,ss sna
70 =, for Ia;ast oas ,anar:a ana
sois: x
Ssns: Sas. sst g. F
"a .S i:si.
The ase,. p; = :Sd il s' ,
Ehisa NAY = = sssn f. & The sMse = st A:s,rs. Jaas,
lots front public ROAD, aAd contain beautiful
4smss y & ;sE are: On: third e..., to b. paid on >
stalne Of Mx I'D Twelve months from the lay Of
and the payment shsrsof to bs ssorrsd By tie bonds
Of the Yprshss.,. With surety or mr:.s. 70 b e.
:sss money .ss:.dinS .sns. : ..Sisd, T. :.si saa
sis q sss sioi. ssIsh.ss Vii
sonysy the same to the purchaser or purchasers,
70 eaa,e oa q o.
claiming under them. =
and place to ssllths Dover Interest Of Mrs. Eors
Digsss, thus securing to the purchaser . com ylste
Ute 70 the .sfoi chnssRS hn.sSRSsr E. B. CHEW rru....
ec2-eotd Upper M.rlborou sS, Maryland.
Es Eiil :sII ip ne order ssrssfsss psn.d he fol
Lot No: Is IN the subdi"ision of saasrs No. $50,
fronting s. feet inches on north NJ street between
TO 50 foot alley. divided into shre. buiidine fronts
of52 feet Il liz inches each
b.eh 7s feet inches to an alley this viii Also bs
Lot Nc; is subdivision of Square AS. fronting n
feet on ee,enth street west, between n and N
streets north, running back los feet to . Is foot
Lots 3 and 80, same Square and same dimensions,
fronting on Oregon street.
Two handsome Building Lots New York
avenue between 4th and sta streets west (the west
half of each of Lots and g. Square 5l4. -
Two handsome Building Lots on same Square,
each fronting s2 feet 2l.2 inch north street
to q 81 foot alley parts of Lots lS and 20.
Part OF Lot 6, in Square blS, frontins ON north n
street, between 4th and 6th streets. ia
Plsta will be exhibited on the day Of sale. Title
upquestionaole. ~. Il
"a payment Of $50 win be required from each
at the time ofsale to prevent irresponsi
0is sess sses cod Jc MoGEIRR co Auc.s.
A ssIsTANT QUARTERMASTER's ORPIC8,i
"A Corasy Of q and Itcsnty- seo0nd strsets, }
Wash inS ton, September Is, 1853. J
VIII be sold st gnSlie aHstioI On on The first second
october, at the Corral near the Washington OBJ
ssrvatory q large lot Of
HORSES AND MULES
condemned ID unat for public service.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock .; m. .e.
Terms 'SAA' - CHARLES GARRBTsoN,
ne u tss .-a7Eg-g~ Assistant Quartermaster
XN HIDHs-HIDIS. fe
wIDNIsDiY and ana sATURDAY, q y e'eloek
M, at the Wharf on sixth street, sshinston. ~
the Govsrnmsn Beef Hidsson hand o ths 'ms !"
Isra. ..sh, in Treasury notes. to ss RsSM RS 4. ~
Hn ioSionl 1t. Col. and 9. 9: q.
II Ann LiMI! EIMIh i LI41El y a..
nsn's wharf, per schooner B: Buaiwinksi sna @ io'
o. S sitasa corner III strses and Canal.
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WASHINGTON THEATER.
ELEvkNTH STREET, NEAR PENN. AVENUE.
Albert Cassedy. Lessee and Manager
Mr.. Cassedy has the ex treme pleasure of announ.-
ing to his friends AMI the general pu bic
THE GREAT AMgsSEMENr EVENT OF THE
in tho standard and fsseiso.S,, fsaisoH,, .,o.. ,
Brury" of Washington, noted for its superlatiys
social and constructed by its builders
according TO all laws Of acoustics in order to rem
der i, not only thoater for the elite, but during
fHF F7T SFsFA eRsk.o HOUSE OF TEE HEESAgIrAL.
GRdND oPERa. oPERL " hSA'
Under the direction Of tho 0peratic Macs
oARh sisf ana aNso iNHsPtsfifi0a; ~
an enormous peose and the EN- ployment
ol sunory agents for seven months in Euro,e
GRaNbs GRsssfs' e GERM Fl 1nsrsfsn JPERA. ppSEI!f
THURSDAY NIGHT soorosER ,sExrJ
THE NEW GREAT Mnfn PRisHqss1 FflI sHHes, EuRopr.u
CoEDuoroR OF ORCHESTRA CARL AEscEuTz
a FULL GRAND GERMAN CHORUS.
A GRAsD SHLEorED PowREFrL ORCHESTRA
COMPLETE ENCHANTING CORPS Dc BALLET
MAGNIFICENT ~ 4 fFP sPoin oG9sTkK y kke WARDROBE,
Scenic Artist Nicholas Meister, from Cologne,
sold at Metzerotts music store, corner Of l,sS tn
street and Penn avenue. commencing Wednesdsy
On tn URSDAY E EVENING. Oeto5sy aA,
WIN be BfEeK BfEeK"iFsfk kEsbs5h ThftL Z, .~~--~
With the following uneQualed cast:
From Vienna; his first appearance MAJ in America. ef
A9atbs ma H;1on,.r hsrs rradsr;n Srsd
From Berlin; her first appearance in America.
FROM Vienna; her first .Dps.1ance Il IL A. America
Oaspar-... .Herr Weniich
Max. He r Hsblemann
Hermit Herr Remy
From Vienna; his first appearance in Am erica.
Inc costumes VIII be entirely new. OcE
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RIsIsHs nsaGth6 sa G9 Auesi1nssss IS
ne L9Ts II PsIErIRo OFFICE souARa.-On
"WEDNESDAY, October 2lst, at 8 O'Clock. on the
scriber, dated May 7th, 1857 and duly recorded in
Lioer g., No. 1s6, fol,os $40 ct $50, one Of the
land records for Washington county, D. c., sh All
ssll Lots Nos ~ le 20. 81. a. in James G. Nc
anirs vision of squere s2, fronting each ~
feet On north g street, between First street west
M and Nofth Capitol street, and running back to
Terms One third cash; the remainder in and
IL month With interest, secured by deed OF trust
On the premises. .
All conyeyances ut cost of purchasers
RIf desired, these Lots viii be subdivided into
Lots of is feet front each.
THOs. J. FISHER, Trustee.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FORO'S NEW THEATER.
TENTH STREET. ABOVE
sonH T. EoRD-... Manager and Proprietor

FORO'S NEW THEATER,
1o. TENTH STREET. ABOVE
'ohA l. 1oRD.---...." Manager and Proprietor
THIS EVENING,
For the hrst time in several years,
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
viii sppear in The beautiful drama entitled
SATAN IN PARIS,
In which she will assume Eve diftinct characters.
d.nsse insIudanss iHSins q the snsses Ssss
talent in the thestric profession,
BENEFIT OF MAGGIE MITCHELL
TIE PET OF P trh1stpi; TmE PErr1ooArs
KATY oc,sHIEL.
TaE + 20 81 Pss sASoT entitled
oANTERBURT HALL.
CANTERBURY HALL,
Rear of National and Metropolitan Hotslo.
OF BHauIG BMH2HtRls ssb ssBeEnss 4AEssr
A4TTsUssFF4} 4TsUsFA} THE FAIRY SISTERS 3ssAsggIEss
JULIA JULIA
s1EEis i ffSS&%tEEkkk fS&tEk, oI1s4 oLss4 ES%kEk sS%EEk
Eli: hE: TIE sFsEF sFsEF a beau
LIE CARNIVAL DE MADRID.
introducing all the Ladies OF the COMPANY
Rich Irish THE HAPPY MANt spectseula
Oriental THE HAPPY MAN EItrayasan2a
Unrivslled( BOB HART ,prinr. q,
Comedian { BOB uABT jE,bionia
THE ALBUM OF BEAUTY!
THE GREAT COMPANY
Open att; Overture at O'Clock; Prices Is and 80
cents. -
FAMILY MATINEE
oc SGT SATURDAY AFTERNOON
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AUCTION SALES.

Byy O. MCGUIRE & 90. Aueionesrs;
TRUSfHE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BOILD-
! ING Lor oNsoufH d srREEf Betty FEN sEysHIH
A. lIsHTn sTREEIs.-on TUESDAY spa :; AfTlR-
ESoriksI, dated May 18th, 1860, and duly re-
COZ Ia. g., No se2, folios 16a, ct seq,
on6 s.erds for Wa, lingt,n county b.
O.,r - 10. ID. in Square No. IaS,
FROM ies on ~opsh d street. between
7th ,st, and ro~cins back l5o feet
to q -
Teri In easb the r6sasinder in g.
6, and! interest, cured by q deed OF
trust Oh . 8.
Cost OF ing to be paid By the purchaser.
y1DICT MlLRURE. Trustee.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-A neatly
ana comfortably furnished House, containing
rooms with gas, wster in yard, LKtrobe stove,
66e:;l located in the FIRST Ward, one square from
lst Lease from one to three years Price Slao
per month. payable qual terly In advance Address,
na referen ces, Box S1S, Washington city Post
Omo0 Oc 8 enStS
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T>O RENT AND FOR SALl.-Ths proprietor of
Store on Penn: avenue wishes to sell his
splendid STOCK Of Fancy and Assorted Goods
and rent the etore. The Good Will Of his custo.
mers to the purchaser Inquire ut the Star snice
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s6The father of Col. Shaw, Of the Massa-
chusetts 5ith (colo. ed) Regiment, having been
informed that 1t was intended TO search for
his sons body, he wrote to Gen. Gilmore, re-
questing that his sons remains should not be
disturbed, but should be left in the soldiers
most appropriate burial place-tne HELD upon
which he tell. ..= ~. +esttE 1 -E.9. 1lstt4
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A Raid by the Rebels-UPeratioas Of FOR
rest-Attrmpt 10 Cut Ro>rcraas' Commu-
nirnfionS
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XxT HIDES-HID1S. t.gcL
wIDNIsDIY ana sATUaDAY, g Il s'eloek
M, at the Wharf ON Sixth street, " ssninston, "
ssls. FfU0Ia IsIE .h.s@
oS.a, as1 e in Treasury notes. 70 g 's
HH i0Sron.l 1t. Col. and Q. 9. q.
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EOk RENT-And possession sivsn on the 18th
instant, the brick DWELLING HOUSE on lite
street. between and H. three and a. alf stories
handsomely furnished throug ghout, and IN perfect
order; brick stable and carriage house, pump Of
delightful water in the yard and potomac water At
the 'front.' door. Terms: rented By the year nav
mente s1arterly in advance. Good security re
Quired. No ch ildren. 90 5.sts
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y9L1A M0RIlMEk, ERNEaTINE DrPAJBER
SOLlA nUhrimEh, fRNESTIHE DEFAIBER
G1L4E rOmLEk, CLARA FOWLER
0ALb1A fOHLEh, CLARA FOWLER
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COLUMBIA CORNET AND STRING BAND
to the public, that he is ready to furnish Music$s$
for priyate Parties Balls. Pic Mics, psFsaes, S&-
Exhibitions etc, with any number OF MustclaHs
required, at the shortest notice by leaving orders
at John 1seman's, corner Of Pennsyly anis avenue
and 4th street east. HENRY ISEMAN.
seq 3mH
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THE ALBUM OF BEAUTY!
THE GREAT COMPANyf
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Y B. LABBK'S DANCING ACADEMY.
r1a,a:x oa; f. LAbfan Ia.s Aesnemy VII reopen on
of Messrs. George Il Thomas Parker & Co., ~
Pennsylysnis avenue, directly Opposite the ~
misses and masters Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Bat
urdays, commencing at 8 O'Clock p. m for gentle
ne 29-2wH
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MUSICAL 1sTRETXXIss1n1N 1sITRTXXIsn1NT
NEW YORK SIMMER GARDEN,
No. $50 @ 6fRBHf,
Between ~ and 9Th streets.
~ n. 2Os c. n LIST propffotoY


" Il IN @. H. LIST. Proprietor
MARINIs sELECT DANCING ACADEMY,
A1 ODD HlLLows' HALL, 7FH sYRHHf.
Days and hours of tuition for Ladies, Misses, and
Masters. every Tuesday and Thursday, from n
sto "a; For 6sntlsnsa. from to 10 p. m.
Prof. II. 6ess leave to announce to hisG
friends In Georgetown that he will shortly open
An Academy in that place for the aceommo Cd alton
OF his form er patrons. ocS St
nANoIhG ACADEMY ON FHH IsLAED.-Prof.
~ 4ARIN1, ct the earnest solicitation of n
numerous Giends, has secured tho LELAND
HALL. which he 10 now having thoroughly ~
redtted, and will commence Q DANCING Glass 81
IN 9 few days. Notice win be gives. oe 2-lw*
EAgHIONABLA DANCING AOADlNY.
NIB. GOOpALL, Professor and Teacher of Danliss
that his Glass for Masters, Misses. and young
Ladies viii commence ct the uHIfHD HALL.
On llth street, . few doors from the cars tEaD
PennsYlvenia avenue. on eATURDAY, Oct Sd, at 2
2. m. Glasses for Gentlemen ON Tuesday and estur-
9ay evenings. from to 10. Private lesson any
hour Of the day.
The Bceptre Exercise for Ladies, 30 much recon-
mended for dsformity and dsdness; also, the
indian Clubs, for Gentlemen. Ofaesrs and clerks
make . note ofit.
ar, G, continues to give lessons on the Violin
and Violoncello.
Due notice viii be given OF his Classes at George
town.
Mrs. Goodall will receive . limited number of
pupils for Pisnoforte and Singing.
For cards of terms, hc please spp'y at his rooms.
oc linn"
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Open att; Overture at O'Clock; Prices Is and Sc
cents.
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LIE CARNIVAL DE MADRID.
Introducing all the Ladies' of the C olap
The New York herald., 1863-01-29

MAJOR General burnside, late Commander IN. chief of
the Army Of the Potomac arrived this city On Tuesday
night accompanied by his san The arrival u this 81.
tngshed ofccr occurred IN the private ami uuos
tentaous manner aud very little was known q hs pre-.
among until yesterday morning
Tho rs, thng General Burnside did yesterday morning
Ray visit 70 MAJOR General Mcclellan previous 10
the departure u the latter for Boston ard i needless
70 say that the meeting was hearty and cordial
About Twelve O'Clock the General visited General
wool and had ong private Interview with him
After the transaction n private business N the
city General burnside returned 10 hs hotcl towards
evening During dnner hour the corridors n the hotel
crosdes by tho es u that establshsn, and the
surrounding nesborhocd and a. General Burnside and
hs lady we're understood be discussing ther evening
meal In the dining room, those assembled we're evidently
waiting for The epd q the repi which would give them
opportunity q seeing the object a a,traetlon
Presently General Burnside, ACCOMPANIED by he lady
emerged from ihe dining and passed along amidst
dazzling oordr q beauty and fashion greeted BY tho
cheers n the males and tho graceful obesapee x the
ladies Mr. burnside, with a modesiy which may be
placed parallel whh that q bcr gallant husband In
tho Generals sde whom she observed the oyerwhtnlrg
n the gannliet wheh b. had run and escaped
10 her rom. Shle the General bowing, smiling and
shaking eycry body hands followed slowly n h., wake
evidently . in IN me serenity " H. domsste
circle.
The ccscral says BE- does not intend 10 remain n ver
York loagsr a couple y days Aud tno nsicatoa \,
that ~ Nil Asen qaei poas0bc dsr.ns that sior
per.oa He aTtanty opfessd - acmonsiraioss and
v ii ~, rsa shle aryttips = wv Ind bcyond ths a.
mands " pryspe os-ftey.
The New York herald., 1863-01-29
THE CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
No Choiee Of United states senator
GGress KIoitsmsnt In Regard 10 tho
Matter. sc.

II toe Calfgrna fes siaiars last niFhi bao, vs
taken ~ tntsd Statns senator
sixteen a ths ffssis a Mr conDsss rsre sfIrctsd 70
fsf NJ Peip. sai lbs riesas y nsssrT Para and
sAtgnAnt rgrrs qac.tss, shrh rrotaest ihs
greatest srlisfnent. 80 unfsf to Esaepes - ~b~s
Afg4rnmsni gni.l y = 80 80 srsessd
Il 4 usoush, thai NJ rfssp~ -Ii ~ esessd ssaaaor
q nshl rse eortesi vsry bltier. syrns atsmfs. ~
bribery have bssa NAE eaaslag srpssoa lar
mg.
srly osnu SO ihs -, oo.f made f~ iasa ..as-
n0sna today
IN tss mWssi bsslEs-s has Sea doos, sroep, fcy
sapplying aa4y -anis. Ihs rspsT rooosy qacsssoa "a
ssiy y g., .na % ne sfeet syssesn tina state
- ~ stp shirley Hoog Kang enAriere1 NIP Yls rE
fts Nsu Yofk
The New York herald., 1863-01-29
MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL MCCLELLAN.
General Mcclellan Zen Rosss for Bosson->
His Reception Along tho Road-Enahu'
sinsm OF tho People, &c., Sc.

H.Enosn, Cgnn. Ian 2s 1868.
As announced. General Mcclellan len Ne. York ia The
eight A. ~ train to-day FOR ogton The fact that be
20 leave was known but few and the which
burst forth frlm the small number which accidentally
standing where he special car assigned him s,oppcd
tho ars ntma,on of the passengers had Of the
presence ~ their dis,r gunbed fellow traveller.
Al stamford and sorwah considerable crowds had
gathered, and greeted his arrival With enthusiastic
cheers
Al Bridgeport an Immense crowd was 10 valinz, and
cheer after greeted the General and h.s party
AZ New Haven the large depot was lackod With ans
ioua sceseu for a sight u Little Mac 70 anross
we're they hands with him that dorcns Chamber.
cd 10 the too n the shrsc him BY tho hama 10
answer % these manlfosatins General Mcclellan simply
appeared on the pia,forn and bowed hts Acsno~sdss
meats 70 The crowds
Al tlarlora the reception mot him, and very
large number n ladies craced the throng
II erpccied that the ears made longer stop .,
sprngacd be wouid address those ASseshlei v greet
him but he declined 10 40 90, much - the dsApE1ni
ucut 4 The thrco or four thousand assembled ~ hear ~
see him.
General Mcclellan visits poaon ~ attend thr vefdibs
u a member 4 his sar after which ~ viii return -
tbs city, where he all remain 'ew days
The New York herald., 1863-01-29
Vicksburg and Pert Hudson to
Be Held at All Hazards.
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Rebels
TO Hold the Mississippi.
General McClernand Within Twenty
Miles OF ViCksbnrg.
ANOTHER IMPENDING BATTLE,
TO-, &c, ~.

csmo. M jan ~, 1868.
The steamer Ruth has arrived here from Memphis.
Our troops being daily transferred to transports and
sent 10 Mtlkens BEND.
General Grant expected TO move on the 27th inst
The Memphis B,actn OF Monday has southern news of
the 10th inst.
General Joe Johnston commands the whole Wcgtern
Department. and is marching with an i'm force %
vcksburg
II ~ believed that General John s,op concentrate
hundred and 0y thousand for the defence Or yic
burg.
TIE rebels determined TO stake everything TO hold
vcks ksburg and Port Hudson. and 70 keep open the
municaiion between Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas.
The rebel fortGcations at Port Hudson complete
and tho rebels very confident that they hold that
place and vicksburg also.
The latest advee cay that General Melernsnds forces
Commodore Porters squadron have reached Youngs
Point, place only twenty niles above yicksbnrg.
The New York herald., 1863-01-29
ANOTHER REBEL CAVALRY RAID.
Foray Of stuart's Cavalry 10 ChantIliy-
vigorous Pursuit OF the Rebeis-Twen.
ty-six Captured and the Remainder
DISPERSED.

WtSHINGfnN Jan. . INtI.
We have received from tho headquarters of the
cavalry brigade at FAIRFAX Court House the following
Information dated January 27, six ~
Last night plcscts Chantlly we're driven Ia by
a detachment of stuarts rebel cavalry
colonel Percy wyndham, commanding tho brigade, i'm
medaiely started with some two hundred men of the
Th New York and First Virginia cavalry. In pursuit of
the enemy.
After pursuing them at rapid rate some thiriytvo
miles he came up with them at Middiebury.
MAJOR Hammond. o. tho Fith New York cavalry, had
TIE advance and foil upon their with great celery
kacr = brilliant skirmish he succeeded In capturing
twoniyslx of them and scattering the others IN all d.
r0rtons.
We also oaptured forty head Of fine cattle