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Poar hEApouARTkRs.
1. o. o..
LOUIS n. HIDK, Grand Secretary, should b 49, zee
Ns.hrlI1. g..

IoHs Y. HrpK, Grand Secretary, should b ~ issod
al hasAv,ls, Tenn
TeanSssss Ledge, No. l-Meots every Tueslay Rvea-
lug, at their Hall the corner Of Union and sum
streets. Tho officers fnr tho present term,
o. r. Lesueur, n a.; j. r. Mills, V,c J. l.. Weakley,
Secretary L, X, spain, Treasurer.
ffabus LOdga, No i0--heeiz AZ the same place
every Monday Rvening The officers K. A,
Campbell, n. c., Horny Apple, V. a.. J. 1. faTk
SecretaTys 4 ,. Bfown. Treasures
fnsiloy Lodge No 9o-toets al thciF Han on suulh
Cherry street, every Friday Sweating The onloers
are O. @. Covert, No; Prank Hartman, N.G.i lanes
Wyatt, secretary W. NJ. Mallory, Treasurer.
Aurera Lodge, Nc. los, (GerIaahf -hee,a az the
Hall, ooraer OF Union aud Summer streets, every
Thursday evening. The onioers arc Charles Rich,
Me-; = friedmat, va. - Bltterlich, Secretary
Geo saifero, Treasurer
R.dgelp EaoauspHeHi, No. I-Mects at the shove Hal
on the hrat and third Wednesdays OF each month.
rhe onioers are ], NILS, C.P,; r. II. Mcbride HIP, ];
g. N, Fuller, S,W. Peter Harris, Jr., J.W.; john
Hide, Scribe Il. r. Outer Treasurer H.r
Olius BranoA Esasampn,aR, No, 4-heots a. the
above Hall ON the second and fourth Wednesday
nighu Of each month. The o0ioara are; Jas. bali,
Cpl Henry Apple, H.P'; I. hoker, S.W.; b. Rried.
man, J.w.' uharlos Kreher, scribe; J. n Ward
rraasureF.
TIE Degree u Dauglhsss n RsbstaA-Meeu the ORE
Friday afternoon % ~ ~-nth, at o'eocs.
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SouELoHfgG A CorPERHEAD MEErmo.-
On Wednesday night party Of Copper
heads rented a hall in Pittsburgh n ON a
Mr., Tighe, a prominent and influential
Democrat, and held . meeting for the
purpose OF organizing a straighOut Cop
perbead party in the city. The owner
Of the hall was present, and listened 10
their speeches until their entimsuls be.
came TOO atrooiously disloyal for him.
whom he suddenly arose, told them thew
were a pack Of traitors, aud turned tatn
all out doors
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MILITARY.
pEPARrMENT HsApouARTERs.

DPartaat-Hesdquarter High street. Maj.
Gen. RoescrAns, commanding.
Chi,f Quartatnaster- dqusrters on High street,
near Cedar. Lieut.. Col Juo. W. Taylor.-A Ply
CHG Coininissarg-B Headquarters on Summer street,
near broad. Lieut.. Col. s simmons.
Provost Mdrshdl General - Headquarters ON High
streetA Capt W. NJ. Wiles.
Assistant Medical Dscctor-Surgeon A. Horny Thur.
Aton, v, !, Vols, "a Cherry street.
e@Ai@t POST HEADQUARTERS.
Poa--Hsa douarters ON College stroei between IN
ion aud Church streets, (Dr- Waters resdenes Con.
X. II. Mitchell, Commanding.
dssisidNf Observation-Disclosures and Inspecting
Onicor on Cherry street, between Church and Broad.
Capt. J. G. Chandler.
ASSISTANT QlaFtsr mOsier-ln charge Of Transports
ton, on Cherry street, between unioA aud Church.
Capt. j. d. Bingham.
4ssstaa CtsariorpiaserIn charge Of Clothing, Camp
and Garrison Equlpags, No. IL Market street. Caps.
ThOs. JsOox. .Al D.
-AssiaaHi QuaFtsymdsisr - La charge Of Means OF
Transportation aud QuartermastGra Storea On Cherry
street. near Theatre. Lieut., Chas. II. Irwin.
b. Assistant QuarfermdsieT--ln charge Of Fuel Forage
and Stationery, No, 81 Market street Capt VIA.
Mns tNt' ..h-tlAl .'J
AsIisfaHf QHartermas'er For tho Assignment OF
Quarters and Receiving and Issning Hospital stores
Capt O. Mexican LAp0rts Is n r.
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LEGISLATIVE BUH.--Ths following APP
pears among the reports Of the Wisconsin
Assembly proceedings on Saturday.
by Dir. Hildebrani, yesterday, TO fur
nish Mr.. CasWeh a copy Of the Revised
otatutes, and to instruct The Sergeant-At-
Arms 70 exclude AL thieves from the
Assembly Han. m
MI. Lapham--Mr. Speaker, / wish to
inquire whether that will leave as . quo
rum. Laughter.
The Speaker-rhe Chair ia unable 10
say Ienewed laughter on
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HnADarAnrnns Annr on r I po.ro.a . y I

Headquarters Army OF TINE PoToM4ol
March 20.
After the review Of the Twelf,b 'co,ns
by General Hooker, yesterday. be mat
the officers AZ General Sloeomis haad'
quarters. General Hooker expressed sat
isfaction at their soldierly appearance
and said he relied on them for assiatance
and hearty cooperation in the ensuing
campaign. So far as he was Concerned
he meant there should be no moro mis-,
takes or doubtful results il the enemy
didn't run. 900 = ~. 't'1'i =
BALTIMORE, March 2O.--A great mn.
conditional Union meeting held here To-
night was addressed by Gov. johnson.
of Tenn. Burnside entered the hall
received enthusiastic cheers. and made n
short speech. Secretary Cbase, Post
master-GeneFaI Blair, and MAYNARD of
Tenn, We're present.
NEw LONDON, CoNS., March 2o--Ths
Union meeting here tonight vas one OF
of the greatest demonstrations ever known
In this section. Speeches were made by
Gov, Wright, Of Indiana, and Col Beard,
Of Illinois. e.4 l ,-'l ~
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swauLAR EFFecr or GHmF.-A young
lady reading in the "Prisoner Of Chill
lion, to another came TO the part where
the prisoners hair was changed gradual
ly from dark to white, when she was in
terrupted with;
White how odd, TO be sure Well
I know nothing about mans hair, but
there Is old, friends, Mrs. O., the
lady who has just been twenty-nine
years old for the last fifteen years-her
husband died you know, last winter. at
which misfortune her grief WAS so in
tense that her hair turned completely
black within tWenty-iour hours after the
occurrence Of the sad event.
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No MoRE Passports ron Euaopr
Several merchants ia Cincinnati, desiring
70 VISIT Europe on business, applied, same
days since, Al the State Department. for
passports, And we're infsrmsd that q or
ders have been Issued that no more pass
ports are 10 be issued 70 persons liable 10
military duty under the law passed Al
the late session Of Congress"
30 says the Louisville Dsnloernf.
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DIRECTORY.
o,rY ooVeRNMsNr
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder

JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder
JOHN CHuMBIEY, AarshaL
L,.psVs Marshais--W. Il. Wilkinson, A. c Tucker,
and James A, steele.
Clerks ofhe Narkei-John Chumbley, es-ogloso, hrs'i
Jacob French, second ana Ihos' moOHyi 'bIu'
Tuz Asssrs0r-william Driver.
Revenue Collsctor--A. shankland
Water Tar Collsct0r--E. B. Garrett
Ireasarsr--R. Henry.
Wharf Hastg-Thomas Leake.
Superintendent Of he ForkLouse--J. =. Dodd
Superintendent Of "a. Ratey Waks--wm. Stewart.
Chisf Of he Fire DsparbaeHt---John NJ sea6ury.
serioa of he Csnstery--T. Il. Mcbride
street ovsrseer--J. L. stewart
Ouy Aaoraey--E r. Mulley.
CITY COUNCIL,
Board Of Alis5nles,--M. ". Brien, Precedent .ohn
Csrper, Jos. j. kobb, Ed MulloyI II. O. soovel, W >
Cheatham, M. G. l.. Claiborne, and J. O Smith.
u0nuu0n potsncil--Andrew Anderson, President Jas.
TGrner, William Roberts, g. Nj. South cate, Abraham
Myers Alex Mel aniel, l. B, Houghi Charles sayets,
j. b. knOWies, W. A. MeClelland, T, J. larbrJugls
VIM. Driver, VIM. stewart, Thoa- cready, WIN. Haily
and VIM. sanborA-
STANDING COMMITTEES o. fHH olTY COUNCIL.
FsleAos-Knowles, scovel and Brien-
WateT Warks-Anderson, Smith and Claiborne,
Syson HUI, Turner, Myers, Mllloy, Chestham,
Yarbrough, UTeady and Haily
Hhart-TuTner, CaTper aud Mccieland.
Standardization, Mulloy ana Knowles.
Fhs DepdrinBSu-Myers stewart and AcCellaRd
Gas-Driver, Cready and Myers.
Y CelHoisrB--Snith, SanborR and Stewart
\ Mark4 HShse--Y aTbrough, Roberts and Carper.
E1asss-AuAoy, Mcdaniel and Stewart.
Poitoo--Cheaihan, Brien and SayerR ..
Sprtngs-Creedy, Claiborne 0nd Myers.
Horkhosss-saysrs, RoAb and Mcdaniel.
f'aFroueP'eatS ea'1 A,psadtarss Brien
Aad SaHborn. lf-
paddle Properlg-F,ubs stewart aud Driver.
Ps~ Hoas,--CarpT, Ssuthgato and Haley -sr
40 Tho Board VI Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
neKt preceding the accOni and fourth Thursdays In
each monih, and the Common Council the second
aud fourth Thursdays 10 each month
NIGHT POLICE
CaptdiR--IOhn Baugh.
FsTst Licill@nuat--AndreW Joyce.
Second Lieutenant -.,Ishu n. Davis
Polssps4t--Wm Jaekson, John caveTdeT Mich Ia
VS. Joel PhRlus, VIM. Baker jobs Cottren, William
Aayo JohH Rugies, J. W. Wright, John Pickett,
Robert SOolt " O. Prsnois David Yates, Chss. Hu
ltt and ". |DanleJ.
RS- The POLES court ~ opcued sveFy rnoruine at
nne O'Clock
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A revolving spectacle il already pre-
scented on the battlefield Of Antieiam.
The earth - washing away from the
shallow trenches used for graves. and
bodies Of the buried soldiers arc appear
ing on The surface 10 various parts Of
that vast graveyard.
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TO orr sHhscribors.

II sensequencc II the Increase In the price Of Fnper
and svory ether material used In Printing ONCE,
We lave bsen compelled 10 raise the price o cnr paper
to - ots. per week, or e. per month 70 weekly on
monthly subscribers, and 80 year TO yearly sub
scribev which must In all cases be paid In advance.
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A suit has been commenced In New
York Court for Islander. The damages
claimed are $4,000.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

sssrtS--,James NJ. Hinton. DepUfiss--Thomas Hob
SOP and J. x. Buqh6nsD.
Regislr-Phineas GArreu.
9 TSl,sfes--W Jasper Taylor.
Corossr-N r. Baloh0y.
Ranger-Jnhn COrbtt
Rs-sHas Collsctor-- ", n. RobertsoH
Railroad Tas CoElsotor--T G, Briley
ConsiaJles Ior ne NaskvHs Disarict--John ,. Cover
nd NayeunaH
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Speaking Of the gunboat panic IN tLe
South, tho Richmond R5anpi,isy saws

They knocked down The mudbanks at
Il atteras, and alarmed the good people Of
the old North State beyond measure.
Their next essay was upon Fort Henry
a little pen, which Mr.. benjamin. sun.
posed to be placed, as near as he could
guess, at the confluence Of the Nile ana
the Ganges. After that the ganboAt
panic seized the whole country, aud il
became a serious question az the Navy
Department whether liberty and the
Southern Confederacy could exist In the
presence OF a cannon floating on a piece
Of wood Ia the water.
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We have not quoted this opinion Of
Justice fancy, because we think that
the principle Of self.preserpatim requires
Judicial authority to defend il, but to
shut the mouths Of the miserable fac
tionists who are forever approaching the
Administration with disregarding the
writ Of haLeas corpus In the case Of a
few traitors.
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Posr cHArn,--( second Presbyterian Church College
street, between the Square and the Louisville nePot)
Sabbath sohool and Soldiers Bible Class al o'clock
every Sabbath morning. Preaching at 1913 o'clock,
AM, and at PM Prayer Meeting every Wed
nesday night at O'Clock.
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NntInn to Nnwn-nenIers.

News-pealers wanting moro than one hundred
copies must send In their orders by O'Clock, the
evening previous, to have them filled promptly.
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military BLANKS,

For sale at this once, such os MoHdilg ornPony
ResRas, CgoAiag Returns, ordadHos Returns, Rosfsof
ReUrTss, Special Regulations, &C., De
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COUNTY COURT

COUNTY COURT.
Jndge-Hon James whItwvrth
Slerk--P Lindsey Nichol.
So The Judges Court meets the drst Monday In
each month, and The Quarterly Court, composed OF
the Magistrates OF the County s bold the Hrst Mon
lay in January, April, July and octoher.
h X t CIRCUIT COURT. fol F.
CIsrk-David @. Love. no -r.
81 The Court meets the nrst Monday In March
and September.
tsla CRIMINAL COURT 400
Judge--Hon NJ NJ. Brien.
Cgwh-Cbares n nggens ..--
sH- The Conrt meets the irst Monday IL April Az.
gust and neoember
cHANcERY couRT.
CAanoeilor--Hon. Samuel D. FTievsuh
Olcrk and Masier--J. &. 0eavss.
So The Court s,cots tha 0yss Monday ia May and
NoEemher q WI
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t'c'rcspond nv y ths sociaied Prss1
h'rbsri., y. 9. Nor. Tho Congressional canvass
fot the election Of members 10 the Confederate Con
81 ',. which t,kos place tho sih instant, 10 being
prosecuted with much earnc,tns,s b. both parties
Iharc are twenty eight candidates In the ten d.
'rics. The renowned navion I, out again with
smother eonsttutousl Grs siisut against "sscssson"
in the Raleigh IN. CO sr.NpAsu. which Gle several
columns Of that paper, and 10 very aide. Tho Sru-
nABp says there 10 chance for peace until the orig,
nal secsss oni. sre driven from povsr In .liudiug
to the rscen, defeat of the Democrats In Ohio and
Peunsylvanis, the STANDARD says that the North 10
banded against TIE Sul,h by iinuenfe ms ori,ie, -
that they Che rrbcl,. h,i tt'sf make peAee either
with Providence or tie Sorth very 'tou. The rebel
iron clad ram Which bc nc COZ siructed ct Enston.
the Nsuse river somc 40 uilts Above tbs city, Il.
reported nearly read for raii IN this direction.
The war debt Of Sortb Carolina 10 being rapidly sr
t!nsuished BY the proceeds received from her priva.
tcsr, Which are making regular TIPS dsI:y into
%aaliurtou
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The .,csrship rubAl Cain arrived a. ths port lsst
ev.niuf from 81; domingo CITY, siih dates % oct
18Th. Tho revolution IN 81. Domingo VAS in fuli
blAt The rebels held poescsion Of tho eutirs island
With the exception Of the CAPITOL AMI the east end.
They we're last reportei within a few miles % 50.
Domingo CITY. T-o rsccut victories are claimed by
the spsniard,, near C.amses and Matt Pista. aud
in one engagement Il wHs said that ono pees of
ARTILLERY. many rnuitet. aud humsrous prisoners
-ere taken from 'h1 lr.urgcuti. Gen. Kirsro, Cap.
tain Gcnersl of s u, uingo. had been removed, and
sr Don Carlos d. vsrea,, N>rshal of Spain. bad
teen appointed IN hi, place. trhs TubAl Cain passed
the Spauith steam riHAno la the Mona ra''ass,
bound to s,. Domingo, h,viur on board Gen Vargas
ard ,uitrl Tho new Cap.aiu General is'sd to 10 .
man of great stiii.y aud hfmnsss. and II isIp,otd
that n. 81 eru,h the rebellion promptly.
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The War in the Southwest.

Caiyo, Nov. A-ksmphis papers Of ths "a contain
hdehpite accounts Of fight at Pine Bluff. AfkAnsas
Narmsduks attacked the place With 1000 men. and
vss rspuissd with considerable iosa. Ths garrison of
Pine Blu6 consisted Of 100 cavalry, undGr Col. Clay
con, and lost II killed and Is voundsd. LorinCs
rebel division 10 around Canton, Aishaippf. lie has
sbou, 5000 infantry. Three thousand are guarding
Mobile and the southern rsiisoads. Con Lnar esvsl-
~ force 10 about 10000 sons, and eompsis. four d.
Visions. under Jackson. CIosby, -Ross and Rodfy.
Crosbys force u between Benton and Moofo's Blnfi.
on the Big Black. Chslmsrs h batusen GEsnads and
Oxford, and Rhoddy 10 about Cnrinth., A. last &C.
counts, Lee vas shove CnTiuth, with Coco men.
Pllov's headquarters are at Coiumbus. kiu.s An
attach on Memphis, in great force. un only prevent
d BY our recent demonstrations on Canton hisA
Accounts from Little Rock Ark report Prices forces
have retrsstod beyond the Red RIVER, bis cavalry
suly occupying AIkadelphls.
SECOND pIsrArun
Csi,o, Nov. b.--The steamer Y. Ferry, With 400
bales Of cotton board, has arrived, With Memphis
lstes Of the +th.
Another attach was made on the evening Of the I'd
hy the rebels on the CollisHvills, Memphis and
Charleston Railroad. After brief fight the enemy
were reyulsed. Brssdisr General GeAry and lj Of
his stsn were among the prisonGs.
Lieut. Coz. Loomis and MAJOR Heuod, of ths Oh
iaoi. Cavalry, had al alteGestion at the supper IA
bic In Germantown. on the evening % the I'd. HaTod
Cred four shots at LOOMS h. left the table, hinl
him instantly Col Hatch, ofthe ID ioss regime mt
~ Obliged 10 draw hi, sabre on the soldiers To pre-
' ,t them from Iynehins Harrod on the spot, The
., nslns Of Loomb we're brought to ksaSaaa. ~
-xnk ~ tAksa u ksnsA1 n hsn@ 800 --,
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Is Ausrais. m.rri.se With trc.s.ed -ife'. s,tsr
has been icsAliEed by act Of Pafbsment
T,yBr -h ship RI ward lately left ~ IIsels 18th
l.6 ncSrc eui.rtnti, bound for DemaraIa
A~Ersth y,rers rsays: I'VE we're tsied In ls2o
ci5t'oy srt a cILVJH.o0o and are more
pfutr,i ~ Low hsl ner.
Nis- srupII, th, ttu,i',- - - -Cenfciota,n am
isGAAdo', i- ., -itrv 10 he l,IIs r.nGoges, 80
CuDi!s.s'e Loan c'n "a
T,p as,Ie-. of,' ',bursh nave 'dy,tcsi u. wire
81 nsc.asUy ou -1esuIs q 'oe hetvJ Ad'.es u
ttrsy.
Tr A4ot1 I9p,-,4. pcnlI.hed In" i CITY rro-
. w.,i,nroion on Hf.'Y.ars tal ,u'f,, % --l.or.'e
,1sfs ,ho tie, sun,ys .n[5 " 'hs i''-.ns OF tie
Bia. Gr.. G..V,lp tsndcr-t is tsirratlor
r'ort TINE ,i'c', - Yrdcr o. ne r..h' r,,gFe t'
,s. ysg n p,'ao,,oa ' :. a.oT ,oan,q..
Tor Hu-Gs 'S.yl.s cH'-f 80 ea'j" e' Ch'e.i
msugs.
e..r,t IA, P,rFEI r'crs IN l'yorpoc', ''o's
itsrs "srS a.'" go shc6 80 oro,el opeo /. ecl'sicnc.
ft,t the rot ~ airF he rtt''rth ~ .to ~ trNp-
leu usAiy W laAI. iue ,otss ''1' hi' ''b's4uept
snst.
eorplrI % the frH on. rsv,'y. ''noeg .o'h;;'
th,nss he r~ore 80 %" sNs ,ns '..o"l't - On 'A ~
,nG,.tn sss% h. .' .,m,sn,' fs't" "Ys'' ta.,.
III do that; sl~sysv .it % % to 'raIe'sn"
,Tnr poorer else0' Oer,I y fns.,L' !" lH'o ,;
in many town, in earying hrios, snd mor,.t 90 a sir
| heads 10 the mNurs - vo,h 90 even no Aithsst
buildings. Women, .t,'o-td from .uiisr 70 ien',
may even nov be seen I.cs,rs w umps Of coal from
the Tyne mud. vbsp tr' Ntte' ile"
TuE following hon ma !, - i.,et 9, AonrfsloT, 'ho
poet Souns Mr. L. ~ nth, ~ i'h 'nnsl, bti1r
n.sit I'd naon To. . ,im n +, toe :h.ie Of III.
t~onsDss. "Yss."sSq t.t 1's'. ~. in tai' case ]
fear Pops line ~iilA3nF.
womb make. the man, aud ~sn' ~ Il ths Gi0u.'
wnIa JOHNSTON, tiit-e1 't.ri old, OF ST. JOhn'
bury, . drummtr-ho, iu IT, i.r vermont regiment
has reesved modal ipr h-.ae conduct IN the seven
DAYS hyht before Rirhmorl secretary stanton pr--
ssntsd the medal ia prrfDp, Ga this f-trsat, vhsn
strone msn throw ssuy sImt, kEaptaets, bAubes
,verYt Ythlns, IL. itle feilo~ carried bis drum sslcl
through all, q IisuUons Lsndlns Thte he t'd
the honor Of drumming for a. vision parade bra lle
4 only drummer -ho trough, hi, drum from tho nsi
Iuy follow int extract from strictly private 'ets
received IN Aihugtou rom Gen. Ensscrans, n tubr
li.hed 10 viudit, him from the ~pefsons e upon
hls character A. to my removal frOm the cumnsnd
; Of the Army OF the Cumberland, have only io cay
that pray God thst til. couutry may be as ysh ana
better served by another AZ tor the iniH7ou' les
which put forh through the pfeAs 10 bs- ny rep
utatioI, such as diablins menAl disease lhe use OF
. um. disobsdisnee u ordnSA In not sdvAne nS
vSsS seassak ~ 1AlAse ~ SsA&asosnasaA aA-'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-06
From Europe.
Three DayS Later News.

~. Johns, Now T. t7d Porf Hood Nor The
steamship Adrisue from Giassov on the siic' noon Of
the SIth, has arrived
GREAT BRITAIN.
Gen Lees advance on Gen Meade stirsc'si much
S.snuon' IN. p.iL' ss~s .A,''hat sh''' me 'oh-
movsrnsnts arc 90 inconsstsnt xith ordinary prne,.
pies % 70 bsffs ell attempt, al e,p!anat ou. Gen.
hssde had nothing to gain By dslivyipr b1..ls In
ths een1s Of Virginia, and wisely declined 70 chal
isnss his opponant until be rvac he'd la ,,soted field,
vhsn no doubt be will be ready to receive HIN. Tbs
TINA aays the last blov has yet 10 10 struck AID
the Esdsrzs will have extraordinary rood fortune 4
third bstts ths scene Of {. ,.Ats es,euo. the
sssocis lions eonnsctsd with Tie i-onaasd 6sld Of
Bull Rnn-
Tbs Mossrso Posr says tho Fsd.rsIs mast he
svGs that any ssrious rsvsr.e Just nov would leave
nsutr ais no alternative but To tecosn 10 tho South
W. L. Lindsey. in letter 70 tho rl.r., dsnourco.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-06
The Elections.
Maryland.

Rdtimor, Sor 2 The rotutn, from MARYLAND are
still Incomplete. Nj. Golishorouth. Emancipation.
ist 10 elected Comptroller by hAnisoms ma oritv.
The rc.ui, In the fr Congressional District 10 stil
uncertain but Il 10 generally conceded that Crsheld
10 elected over Crc,swcll, uncoDditionsI lnion,t.
Messrs. Webster, " inter Dsvh and FTsnk Thomas,
elected In the Second 1t!rd and Fourth Die.
tricts, without oppc-ton. In the 9th District llol
land Emane ipAtonist, has mtde powerful run, and
there hopss that ho has defeated Calvert In the
vote for Goldsboroush the State has smphauesliy de
e,dsd 10 favor Of smspe patton.
New ,York
Cfsro. Cousry- complete Union majority, 100
iialIeet, Union, elected to Assembly by 100 msloti
~ Palmer IS elected senstor by 1000 majority
O8wEGo Cou>rY nearly compete I uion majority.
f,9i5. Quysrs Cousry ssnstorisl vote JIpldi
Chri.ty, BIB: Nieoll, $50. NoTt0trn Chris;y, 100
NioDil, sol. Flushing -ChTsty, CuT hicoi ili
coll, 22l.
7yeri,or, " J. Noe. 5.--wo SUN up the resuit q
the election In this State q follows; seD.,ors hold
lag over Rspubleans t. Dsmoorst,9 ?: Newly elected
pemoer,u .. R.Puhlic,n. 3. Tor the House tho
doubt in burlington County, TIC Lesi,lAtuts viii
stand: sen.te IL Democrat. TRspublesns. As
ballot Is DeInoeIs. and ~ h yubhe.ns. aud one
doubtful.
81 Lo,as, Nor 5--The county elections In Illinois,
q, far As heard nom, show large U1ion gains. Tho
following counties ave the snnsIsd Union MAJOR
tiles; Sanssmon 40: Morgan 200. Cnndy 400
Marshall 200; Logan 200 Well stOi Ford 81; H.E-
ell 800: Macon 800 Il; Madison 36O. The following
give democratic us!oritis': reoris 900 Tssss.ell
scO Adams 700. The Republicans in Springhsld
had an snthusiastic jollideauon last night.
Ca,o, Nou 6.-Returns indicate th ., the 18th Con.
UsssionAi District has gone Union.
Missouri.
ST Lo.rs, Nor. o-The following counties give con
servaiivs mslorit,ss Potter, 50 DE Kaib IS 81
Francis, 300 Clinton, $dT Clay, !, 200 Jackson,
All.