Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-10-13
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San Francisco, Oct. 18th.

st. Louis, Oct 10th.-A small party of
Shcly's rebels came within few miles of the
town of California, twenty-five miles west of
Jefferson City this morning, since which time
nothing has been heard Of them. Reports
have been received that rebels had burned
the bridge near Abcrvillc, destroyed track and
burned depot at Upton, Syracuse. Aber-
vile dispatches say that Shelly burned the
towns of Cole Camp and Florence. General
Brown supposed to be III rebels rear.
Monroe, Oct. l0th.-Steamer Circassian,
from Pcncscola, Key West, Charleston, re-
ports: Combined army and navy attack to be
made Oh Charleston on the llth inst. Vel
low fever at PcncScula.
Nashville, Oct. ll.-McMinicvillc is again
in our possession; nearly four hundred reb-
els were captured there. All quiet i'll our
front. Fight Yesterday at Pennington, not
Franklin. Wildcr's federal brigade, one
regiment infantry, and second Kentucky cav
airy were engaged. Frderals overlook Wheel
er Thursday night. Rebels lost heavily. Fed
erals captured three hundred prisoners and Il
battery. Our killed and wounded were forty
four. Wheeler burned the bridge at Carrow'S
Station, near Decatur. Rebels attempted to
were driven off BY fcdcralS.
Washington, Oct l3th.-RebelS abandoned
the line of the Rapidan, and have retrcatcd
southwark. Buford's Cavalry was sent across
the Rapidan, and proceeding inland, came
upon portion of Stewards cavalry1 covering
the retreat of rebel infantry. SkirniShing
ensued and result was unknown. Rebels
supposed to have gone to GOrdonsvillc and
Richmond, and the remainder of Lees army
have reinforced Bragg and Beaurcgard. If
the enemy attempt haaG movement, we are
prepared.
LATEST.
Charleston, Oct. 3d.-Last evening Gill
more sent one Greek fire shot into Charles
ton, which fired some buildings; the fire
burned two buildings. Expect warm work
immediately.
Washington correspondents of the 18th re-
port the city startled ut the news of the rebels
abandoning Rapdan, and our cavalry Cncoun-
tering a rctrcating column. RumOr prevails
that the enemy intended to make a flank
movement to the north bank of the Kappa
hammock, BY placing the rebel army between
Meade and Washington. Such rebel plans,
however, are fairly thwartcd. General i'm
preston is THAI the retreat is to draw the
rebel army to tie railroad at GordonSvillc,
where there l.. IN extensive supply depot.
Military men believe the rebels do not intend
any campaign into Virginia this autumn.
Schofcld retains command in Missouri,
with Kansas detached from his department.
Military reforms are being made to restore
peace and order.
Charleston correspondents Of the 9Th inst.
predict that the present inactivity will not
continue long. Gilmore has forced his works
with remarkable activity, considering their
magnitude and the great distractions i'll the
way. Troops on Morris Island have worked
every night. The navy is preparing for re-
newal of the attack within twenty-four hours.
Important arrivals of means for removal Of
harbor distractions. Five Monitors at
Charleston.
New York Money Market.
New York, Oct. l2.-Moncy, sterling,
l66 l-2. Gold, advanced three per cent, clos
ing fra, l5l 81. Loan Increase, $4G4 900.
Drnosit decrease 81 6oo oOO Quicksilver