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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-10-27
SENATE, Oct. 20.
INDECENT SOLDIERS

House bill for the relief of INDECENT soldiers
and sailors of the State of Virginia, who have
been or may be disabled in the military service,
and the widows and minor children of soldiers
and sailors who have died, or may hereafter die
In said service. and of the INDECENT families OF
those now in the service, being called up, Gre
ated some discussion, and was immaterially "a
mended; after which, On account of the small
number of Senators present. was tabled.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-10-27

PETITION,
Mr.. Christian, of Augusta, presented th petit
tion of the Virginia Female Institute, asking to
be placed again in possession OF the Institute
buildings now occupied by the officers and pupils
OF the institution for the deaf and dumb and
Blind.
THe MILITIA BILL AGAIN PASSED.
The militia bill, as amended by the House,
was then again taken up, and the Senate proceed
Ell to consider the various amendments Having
finished the consideration OF the subject-a large
number OF house amendments disagreed to, and
some agreed to--the bill was ordered to be re gu
Iarly communicated again TO the House.
The New York herald., 1863-02-20
COOPER INSTITUTE,
ON SATt RDAr ENrNING FEBRUARY ~.

81 u. SNYDER
OF Tue United STATES Circuit Court Tor he Northern Dlsir
N Illinois,
The New York herald., 1863-02-20
Died.


ASpERsoN.-0n wednesday, February IS MARGARET
ANNE ANDEoS, daughter Of James H. and Louisa Ander
son. aged years and months.
The relatives friends OF the family are respectfully
invited o attend the funeral the residence OF her
parents, No 20 Second avenue this (lrday) afternoon
ut two O'Clock.
B.rr.-on Thursday, February ia. BarDasr BAH. a ma.
tive Of the parsh OF Ardka, cduny Meath Ireland,
the 10Th year Of her age.
The friends OF her family IRE respectfully inritcd TO
attend the luneral this (Frilny Uiunjoa 1T two o'clock
from late residence No 100 FaF tweaty fth street
BEssos-in Brooklyn On Tuesday, february IL. Jogs
BRSsCS, Esq.
Tho relatives and friends ani taose or hs son.in law
Alexander McCne, are respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral from bis late residence No - Front BROOK
lyn this Ctriday) afternoon, 81 three O'Clock
. boRGkR Tn Thursday morning, February 10, BArcH
B,RcER eldest son OF Max Borger aged years and
months
The relstivcs and friends Il tn family are invited
attcad the funeral from the residence o hrs pa cnts
o'clock
B.u.p--on Thursday evening, February 10, Eiz.prm
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral on saturday afternoon az
clock from the residence of her daughter 81 Nmn
street Of avenue The rcmains will be iageh 10
Greenwood for inerment.
CA1DwElta--M shelby, orleans county, y y. on sun.
day February is, GEErRrps, Nfc cf Joseph Caldwell 10
tho 18th year oi her age.
Schohnire papers please copy.
CAIfAv.--0n Thursday. February ~, u Inflammation
of the lungs, JOfN CkLftS
mo friends o. the family RESPECTFULLY invited to a
tend tho funeral from his late Residence 800 Eighth
nuo on saturday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
ckEx-on Friday January 30, at his residence IN Alg.
burth Liverpool, England sAsuEI CAssiS aged 80
years.
CLARy-On thursday morning February 10, al throo
O'Clock KATY CLARE sgcd years, months, and u DAYS
We loved her, oh, no tongue can tel
How much We loved her, and how woll
God loved her, toO--Tle thought il best
To take ber home with him " rest
Fare thee well, sweet bud ~ beauty.
Little angel fare thee we'll
For thou vert too pure aud lovely
IN world like this 10 dwell
The relatives aud friends are respectfully ,nvssd %
a,epd the funerPL irsm the resldspco og bspseliF
The New York herald., 1863-02-20

GARDSR---JAor1.-On Tuesday, February II, by the
Rev DR.. N. T. Smith, NaroLsoN X. GAgDxYR MARY A..
daughter Of Edward Jaques, ESQ., all Of this city No
cards.
IsRAEs-IAzARrs.--On Wednesday, February IS at tho
residence the brides parents, by tue Rev. j. j. Lyons,
Mr.. lHAxN IssKIs to FLORENCE, youngest daughter Of
Salomon Lazarus, ksq
MuIR--BAp1rsr.-In Hoboken on Monday, February 16,
BY the Rev. Mr. labbtt, A. FRANCIS NUN TO Miss An.
MITE Baptist, daughter OF Anthony Baptist, ESD.
pOrr-TyIyR AZ Deem River Conn, on Monday, Feb.
ruary 10, by Rev J. N Chase, assisted oy Rev q. b.
Crane, OF Hartford Conn. cAHRoL Posi- of New York
10 MISS IRENE TyIKR, OF the former place No cards
The New York herald., 1863-02-20
White and Black soldiers Mt War with
Each other.
Df the Boston Traveller. I
Nvu nurr.~u I.h

NEW ORLEANS, feb Z, 1863.
Since writing yesterday very painful collision has
been reported here between members OF the Maine
Thirteenth regiment and the Louisiana First, colored
This latter regiment with two companies OF the FORMER
were stationed ship Island For time past there
has been much dissatisfaction and trouble between these
regiments arising from the dislike Of the pown Easers
obey col0red officers associate with their men,
Yesterday came here that the negroes had
and killed six OF the Maine men, aud that much more
trouble was anticipated. Com Farragut ordered I'M
mcdiately TO ship Island with his flagship. Nothing
ther has been heard nor can obtain any particulars
The mail for the North closes in hour. =,
The New York herald., 1863-02-20

DIAM soLmm War o. lsi2--An old man
named Nicholas rols who fought the war ofIsI2 and
who resided No. so street. died on Monday last at
the age Of seventy. He was reduced to the narrowcst
circumstances and said died from want and neglect
his relatives refusing 70 do anything fcr him. lie VAS
4ib sexton 81 Inc Dutch Reformed church corner a w
Ham and fulton sreets fOr n0mher of years HIS re
mains INFERRED in roiers Field cncased 10 an apoo.
-sy COR an old box
The New York herald., 1863-02-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

n AUCTION BARGAfN.-A GOLDEN CHANCE WILL
n be presented purchasers Real Estate in the sale
under direction Of The Shelroi the desirable elirb,
situated Mansion No In Madison avenue This supcte,
brown stone front iour story iesdence formerly o lhe
Iiou. A. Oakley Hslil. viii be soid by A. II. MULLFT
rereupioy Wednesday the 25sh. Capitalists ssek
lucrative nFustment and citizens desiring cia
residence. price. viii fat 10 take az
the compulsory character of this real estate sale.
nR y. a. CALDWELL oCULIsr (LATE or CANADA.
IL after absence o. hfeen years has returned 10 New
York and resumed bis professional busuess at 81 Clpr
place Eighth street DR. Caldwell has for years yot
his attention exclusively operations Eve and T.f
A. ". to6 Pm.
The New York herald., 1863-02-20
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.


n,
Ill III SNYDER
o. the Vhfd state" Circuit Court Tor The Northern Dstric
II Illinois,
COOPER INSTITUTE,
On SATt RDN EtENING. FEBRUARY ~
me State q the rnion. and the Appointment y Ten
Iotary Dictator by Congesssha 10 We nef-benJ amir
y Butler the coming Man. -
EXCirUS ACTA fRoBAr"
Brief fs,ory ~ he Last Two fcars-ssaue.s of Our
Defcat--Incoin poency Of Abraham linypin-how Much
Longer can The Present Govrrnren Maintain Itseff-
Facts and Figufss-Inyerssl ANARCHY and fnsubord-
the Military l'owolg--A Remedy Deean, cd ot Congress-
Mr. Idncpfu Mus, geslxn-Ges-ra Butler Nouinatel ~
ls a.0-t anal Iutsnns tqnsiderri--Tl.
Waslfnaton ooverpnsnt Must - strengthened ana -
Aus~s eformed nr The Northwest viii BE- DrnpV,I mi,
usei,n R.fore ~ 1hrungh with the South.Iuinass
Pot~isns Emtryo Traqr--iier People Loyai-The Ess,
and ~ wesi their Glory Lcs In the Same Pathway
es @ ar n,st b. willing . 10 eysnd the Law n time.
~ nmbc danger His motive WIZ be ne justification on ~
I'll 1m.s jeiersVh
The Union, mus ~ fFc4f'o - - HAtaFus-AudrcYy
,nyal men OF all political parties and the ladies. rb
,, ~ hose support good snceeei, Who wish
T., op Adequte 20 the safety OF country an.
- nestly requested 10 be present.
Tbs institute win b. magnincently Illuminated ana
hean,ifu American ae ended ine Spcakers
form. ...
reserved ~ for slie hy Saulfburv ~
Nassau street Also BY The hg ~ during Friday aud Sai
day ii the banking ofiea n y. p Devoe Al SON NJ y,
C5cps tsslute $50 large advertisements In " aorrovs
Herald,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13

sentiments. Every wound received upon the banks OF
the Chickamauga was a wound received in their de.
tense and every man and woman within the limits OF
the State should feel it to be their duty as wei as
privilege TO do what they to assuage those wounds
and comfort and sustain their noble defender.
The rcsolute in which the people OF Georgia
breasted the storm which lately broke upon her north
ern border, while it furnishes an example TO other
States should be Of pride 70 all her children
She was called upon for 5000 IN addition to the $4,000
she had already to the field and she promptly fr-
nished 70 eco. Old and boys sound men and GRIP
PIES cxempts, ministers Of the Gospel members OF the
Legislature and Congress, presidents oi colleges ex
Judges and exsonaors retired officers OF the army and
even Young girls abandoned their homes and rushed 10
arms resolved that the invader should never gam a
fotLod upon the soil II their great state. One i,es
encouraged by such resolution and such hearty patriot
ism. Had Eosecrnns won the battle Of Chicksinhngs
and penetrated further into the State, II would on!
have lc,u encounter frcsh foe In every dohe ana
behind every bush along his line Of march. This large
lew is sg under arms ready and eager TO respond to
ans call ihat may be made upon them.
Lieut. Gen Polk and VI j,rGcn. Hindmnn have been
relieved II hCir commands by order II Gen Bragg POI
alleged lisob,licncc Of orucrs. IL u reported thai
Cen Iiidman wa ordered 10 occupy certain pass II
tho mountains on Friday and thus prevent coneenTa
ton 81 tie Federal loIccs wlohbo failed to do III 'ne
ana tit zen. Polk who held The right was ordered u
.uen she ghi at sunrise Sunday morning instead
10 O'Clock the hous at which his guns hTst opened
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
The News Of the Repulse Of
ROScCrans.
Advance Of the Confederate Loan.
The Speech Of Earl Russell on the For
eign Policy Of England.
LETTER FROM Mr.. ADAMS
The Iron. Clads on the 1Gersey.
FATHER POET, Monday, Oct. 10. lsC3.

FATHER PoGT, Monday Oct. l2. leG3.
The steamship Jura from Liverpool Ist via
Londonderry I'd passed this point this evening en route
to Quebec.
The Scotia, from New.York arrived at Queenstown on
the ID.
Political news is unimporiant.
The Confederate loan advanced five Per cent on FRI
day. under the news by the scol, OF the rpaise OK
Gen. Rosecrans.
The ship Constance, from the Clyde FOX Baltimore,
which put back on the 2sth Of September had five feet
Of water in her hold, and would have to dlscharee'
The American ships Raven and {. Chapman, rom
New for California. are reported at hio J"hero'
no date in distress.
The Manchester Southern Club having memorinlizsd
Earl Russell to make representations at Washington
against the unreentng and exteminang character OK
the war; had received the following reply from tie
Secretary Of Foreign Ahans;
am 70 state 10 you that Lord Russell fears repre-
senaiion OF her Majcsy's Government will do GOOD Due
that his ordship viii instruct her MJestys Mnlster nc
Washington 10 report ON the statement mace III your
memorial
II Is feared in Paris that the Brithh troterbmehi -
about 10 become less indugent toward the South az re-
CARDS the building OF vessels intended for war purposes
which win affect the policy u the French Government
and the southern cAnse.
yb, ellis correspondent remarks that it Is mainly
as affecting the French position in Mexico that Fedora!
chances Confederate hopes create any interest al MI
Ia Fse1ee believes that Walevski will GO to Lon
don. Baron eros returns.
The Bourse was frner. 2cntcs, O. n. =,
4 The Russian Ministerial Circular demands from al
public flnetonaros the active support OF the Gov
crnment in the coming eeo ion Even PASSIVE atll'
tnde viii be considered want Of devotion to the Gov-
| ernment
THE POLISH QUESTION.
Earl Russells speech, asserting that RUSSIA,
having failed 10 fulfill treats has virtually forfeited ns
title to possess Poland attracts great attention IN te
Pariz journals and they generally ndorse the senti
mcnt. T..
The Psys argues that Prussia Only occupies PoanI &c
facto. ,,,,
Five Polish National Guards were shot in five PUBIC
squares in Warsaw. -
The Grand Duke Constantine was seriously ~
Iwas ruuored that Gen Berg was L. be replaced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
To thc Friends Of the Second Metropolitan
Regiment, 1854 ". ". Volunteers.

Col Currie of the above regiment has just
returned 10 the seat OF war after temporary sooH-
here. caused by wounds received at Port Hudson.
While here his sympahes peculiarly excited in he
half Of the widows and families q those Of his COIL
naud who have lost their lives IN defense Of their com
try. Seycsal months psY was due the most II ihes,
nan s,hcn they died. ba, such u TIE az nn-iao.' 20
hnsiu-s At Washington that nearly year 4" 'AHp''
,,rc Tho claims of these widows for the pay long sinc'
dae 10 say nothing of the bounty or pesioHj can %
a,d,ed Moreover the rules Of tho Relief Committees
Of New York aEd Brooklyn 10 not permit them - con
time relief 10 families whose heads longer IN tic
service II view OF these fes Col Currie has depos
tied with me ESQ to bAsilable when the friends OF
the regiment shall make hc amount TO s!,uD FOR To
benefit OF this class OF cases.
lie will give like sum to make the amount $1,000
More need not be said The Winter is approaching.
aud much dAiTess may be aielated by the promp; re-
spouse Of ihme who able ard willing from theii
abundance 70 contribute 10 worthy charity.
D. II. HAesRoucK Office Polio Commissioners.
Oc,ober :. is,J No. 800 Mulberry street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAR GAZETTE.
WAR GAZETTE.
PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS SINCE NOVEMBER
l. 1862.

PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS SINCE NOVEMBER
l, 1862.
A list of promotions and appointments made
by the President by and with the advice and consent
of the Senate and by the President alone since Nc
vember !, 1862. has just appeared The promotions in
the Regular Army number 226. aud the appointments
2ll of which 145 are from the rahks) The appoint
ments in the Volunteer force are; Major Generals a.
BIigadier- Generals. l27; Adsde Eamp-majors, q
captains, A; Assistant diutantGeneras-majors 81;
captains, ll9; Judge Advocates : Assistant Quarter
mnsters l7S; Commissioners of Subsistence. 49, sur
eeons. g; Assistant Surgeons 66i additional Pay
masters 1S9.
CASUALTIES IT. TIE REGULAH ARu.-Eesil-1ed GO;
Commissions Vacated under = act June IL. ls4n
10; Commissions acated by new appointments. -
Declined 3; Cancelled. 3 Died. 80; Not Confirmed by
1.-THE Serate. ~; Discharged under the act 81 Aug D
ls0 y; Discharged under the act 81 May n, l-t2 IL
Revoked. II Dropped, / Dismissed =, Casncrod .
CASUALTIES IL TnE VoLuNTETR FoRcr.-Rcsigned
1870: Commissions Vacated by new appointments, 10
Declined. 59 Not Confirmed BY the senate Ji Mega
tycd by the Senate. II; Revoked 10 Cancelled,
Died % Discharged, II Dropped j. Dismissed q
Cashercd !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
PROM CHARLESTON AND PENsA-
GALA.
a ~ombi,e,3 Naval md Military Asta'k
ON ,h. 11th.

FoRI .ESs MOSH0, Saturday, Oft ~ n
Tho -. steamer Crcassan, from Persia
o,la Kew ", Il and Charleston Bar. has arrived here.
shereports there was to be combined s-lry. '.nd
laval attack q, Charleston o the nth inst
Lie yellow fe ser was ve-y prevalent at Ponsaefla
uieutlc Cieassian left Iaymastor Junkins Of he
gt,lhoa. Potomac. and Pay-rasier John {. HID. bad
died oft A. h time Of TO leaving Of the Circaf
ar from PclSacoa tie suIgoos had gained control O
te;eye-
Tie Circs.sian is bound 10 the Boston May. Yard
The following l. list Of Acs Ciicers:
Csta.s1ier W T. Eston; Executive Officer George Fer
d. Srpon SAMUEL toruan Paymasier George sno~den
Redhe.d; Chief tndneer. > y ilarweh kn.sns, y: .
rse xfo. Upton: Second do, T. y Lins' Third do j. =
Coyd loAg IaIsr.9n, Irans u ThgbeIi feym,sste.t :
Bssscti. Msaers Mfte T. ". Port Kobt Pendebay A. s
hourds End y. }. Lccke.
The =. Aooner Swan, with an assorted cargo from Bal
tnorc arrised here yesterday. Under prize crew.
sleis 4 New York vessel and was captured De.I 1IQp
Island IN detachment Of the Roberts Sd Pengsylyapio
Artillery
Tie following is c LIST Of deaths in the H'unpoA
Hospital:
Join FIarrs 10Th New.Yori died Sept. &C.
David Ross l8,h New-york died sept y.
John Collins, Icsth New York, died sep r.
Wa. seysrsnee, lotI Ne.- Iianp,hiIe d,,d Sept 20.
=.
~ Paige lI8th NewYork, died Oct q e.,
81 HoheIts Il8ln New.Y orb, died Oct z.
Ps1e Miller 18Th Wiseonsin died Oct. T.
II TIE CHHsAfRAKE HOSPITAL.
J. q. Jackson 18th New York, died Sept. q.
Jtl.oa Is. Barker 18th CoIae cticut, died Sept D
SB. bloomfield. ll2th New York. died Oct. !.
Fred ehultz 1881 New YoTk, died Oct 4.
Oeors. Dart 9Th Vermont, died Oct. 4.
{. W Cooley gh Vermont, died Oct s.
IL THE BALFOUK HOSPITAL.
Geo " Hutton. 18Th New Hampshire died Sept 20
Charles I,~ ewster, 8th Connecticut died Oct J.
!. q. Sritl 18Th New Hampshire died Oct. s.
j q. Hsss.,un, 18Th New-Hampshire died Oct2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
FDGN YlE ARNY or TIE OHIO.
= sharp Engagement ut Blue
Springs.
The Rebels Driven from their Position
A ROUT, AND TEE ENEMY PURSUED.
List CT Our Killed and Wounded.
sr,,ia. Dispatch to Tire N. Y. Tribun,

sI,,ia. Disra,ch tC Tfe N. Y. Tribune.
KNOXVILLE, Oct II, 1863.
Gen Burnside advanced toward Greenville,
along ;he line of the East Tennessee and Virginia Rail
road during Thursday and Friday Pc overlook the
kecl force under Mudwall jackson ard Gen. WILLIAMS
81 Saturday morning at Blue Springs, where portion
" tie 9Th and 18th Corps engaged in skirmishng with
ite enemy during the day. The Rebels occupied a
strong pos ton covered by the Ids and underground
cusidc the village TO the eastward. He supposed
10 number II least 6CO0 Our cGvalry held the advance
until p when the LIST Division under Gen Ferroro
se'eral1imeS charged the Rebels The firing sharp
ana sCi cwliat destructive TO our men.
Tho Rebels used only one battery Thy WEI driven
fcm tie fed At sundown bat darkness rendered pur
SAT- tipOrsible.
tbs Sunday morning tie Rebels are re'reating on
Tie treenyille Road We have lost s!yty in killed
aud wounded. herewith send LIST ~ telegraph The
wounded are the cars 20 be sent "a Knoxville
Gen. Burnside is pursuing the rcrcatng Rebel force
Everything looks encouraging in East Tennessee.
Tie wclther is very enc.
TIC following is lis. Of the killed end wounded al
S-,-f5r o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
snicTigencc from, Bragg'- Army-PoiL and
EIin,im,un Under A rrcst.
CorIespa. ience Of The Richmond Dlspaioh
LOOK. OUT MousIAls Tenn Ga 2

LOOK OuT M0usfAis, Tenn, Oa.. 2. 1903.
ROsecrans made slight advance on or right
Yesterday dluing heavy rin that lasted fr - hours
but retired again The work of parong and rei-ning
his wounded las not been completed. AbOnt ESQ OF
bis wounded fll into our hands. These pe ne
sent within his bucs nj his request His dead have H. II
wholly uncarcd for 30 fur M he ~ concerned. lilo has
never made any request for permission 81 bury them, ~.
has been alleged In some Of Tie public piints Tho lu
i0ucncc between lin and Gen. Bragg, previous
20 the battle terminated in anger the part ~ Rose
Grams who Informed Gen. Bragg that for fhc future he
would hold communication with him. except under
bntle.ang This resolution 10 have undergone
change for his request that his wounded might be pa
rolled and returned To him was couohcd In terms Of I'M
usun courtesy aud respect IL Is wonderful what effect
a good drnbbDg has upon tho manners II some people.
Tie late battle las thrown alarge numbered wounded
men upon the State Of Georgia Heretofore the people
of that state have but little OF tho war is horrors,
It's snn,rings It's CHASTITY wounds. great battle Las
been fought upon their soil and an opportunity Is now
Afforded them, and especially her women. to emulate
the example set them by the Virginnns In their tender
care Of aud generous hospitality To the wounded. am
glad hear that the people are responding to the de-
nands now made upon their sympathy aud humanity IN
manner that vt once eYnces ther ecu! aud kenetpaA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
The Cnpfurcd Boat. Crew Of iheIIousa.
tonic.
BosTos Monday, eat. T.

BosTos Monday cat u 1868.
The following extract of letter is from one
Of the boats crew Of the ship Housaon.c. engaged in
the attack on Sumter on the eth Of September:
COLUMBIA, :. T.. SEPT, II, 1869.
We have been In the city one week tonight All our
boats crew numbering - and two officers. WELL
aud we're not Injured az all. We were In tho Charles
ton Jail four days Chaplain H. 4. Iurnbnl Of the 10Th
Connecticut preached 10 yesterday There were 90
men and officers faXen at sumter on the night Of the
s,h of September. We think We shall be exchanged
and sent home by the way Of Richmond IN few days
We enjoy ourselves singing &C., and have the liberty
Of The yard all day loug.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
CNcIxsAu. Monday. Oct. 10, 10

CINCINSAII Monday, Octs i<' io"''
Iheie is A variety Of news, good and DID,
hCm The Lower Mississippi In n fight at Donaldson
Vile L.. On the 25tb up the guerrrss were repukea
By the glrrisoS and driven out In the raid on MOI
gantown they were more successful having surprised
nd captured two companies Of the Twenysixth Iowa
and SLncteecth In1iana--2l7 men in all Gen. Heron
now there with large force. Tile Nm. York Woyids
report o. Uaion reverse in Lotslana. with loss Of
800 prisoneIs, II cenard.
Cel.mereiol special says that On tie III inst Col
H.grson's force OF West Tennessee cavalry were at
licked at Como, By the Gucrrillas under Co.'s Wilson
an Faulkner and that Eauison forced 10 retire
a.er two hours fighting. with loss Of ~ men. The
kstes lost heavily Col. wilson was killed. Gen.
'isthas Yescinded his order compelling steamers 10
eiiy soldiers AZ three fourths of cent per mile
luz DRAFT IN THE NINTH DisTRIcT.-Ihe
Soa'd ofEDrollment in tie Ninth District yesterday re.
evtd e applications for exemption held for service
1s91G habsiliutes. and sent TO the geAeIai Teu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
lrenS Union Meeting nt EastOn, Pa.

Special DIlVaich 70 Tic New York Tribune
EAsToS, Ia, Monday October IL, 1868.
The largest political meeting ever assembled
in this county was held here tonight. Able speeches
were made by H. NJ. Pocr. esq, n. Y. Col. William IL.
Armstrong and The Hon. Henry Maxwell Of this place.
The widest enthusiasm peryaded the assemblage
Cheer aitcr cheer Was given for Curtin and Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
CoppERnEAD RIOTERS IN PHILADELPHIA

CoPPERnEAD RIOTERS IN PHILADELPHIA.--
As the Union procession In Ph adelphia. on Saturday
night, was passing the Democratic Headquarters. in
Walnut street below Sixth, an attack was made upon
II with brckbats and other deadly weapons Several
persons were seriously inJured-onc boy 8 years OF
age 1t is feared fatally. Thirteen OF the rioters were
arrested After an examination by AID. Oglc, the sainc
night ut the Central Police Station the prisoners were
required " find bail in $500 each the charge