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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-10
FROM TuE POTOMAC.

New York, Nov 4,
The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Ledger, writing Yesterday.
says:
"A report was very prevalent last night
Of Sighting between Lee aud Meade, but
they haze received 10 confirmation up to
psesen, hour 1t is now positively ascer-
tsined by those who have the best means Of
knowing, that Meade has imperative orders
10 bring on battle. In the event Of Il
failure to do so, he will certainly be super
ceded. The orders are said to have come
from Halleck, and further, are backed by
the President. Up to yesterday, however,
it is known that there were no preparations
for forward movement Oh the ,Mt Of
Meade, but on the contrary, lie seemed in
clined toward the maintenance OF defens-
i've attitude. The rebel forces along the
Rappahannock have beer considerably re-
dueed. No offensive designs on their part
were visible"
Washington, Nov. s.
Itappears from information received
here to night, that Yesterday the 5th and
9th army corps, under command of Major
General Sedgwick, advanced to the Kappa
hammock Station, they having the righr
wing Of the army; the 1st and I'd army
corps forming the left wing under Major
General French, proceeded TO KeIly's ford.
When the right wing reached Rappahan-
mock Station they found the enemy in con-
siderable force, holding this side of the
river. The rebel batteries, earthworks and
redoubts crowned the banks on each side
Of the Rappahannock.
General Sedgwick at once advanced and
stormed them with groat g,.llantry and inn
petuosity, creating much slaughter and ia
king large number of prisoners.
When Gen. French reached Kelly's ford
about six ii lies below Rappahannock Sta
ton, the enemy threw across an entire di-
vision to support their pickets on this side.
den. French took a position so as to bring
bis artillery to bear upon them, and she'll
ed ihem with marked effect, not only killing
a large number. but throwing them into
utter confusion, scattering them widely and
taking MANY prisoners. Gen. French fol-
Inns " hio etHAdflbt&6 Ol lU6 enemy
threw the Ist division of the Sd corps,
commanded by Gen. Birney, across the
river, which ended his operations for the
day. This morning he crossed the river
with the remainder Of his command.
Gen. Sedgwick had previously crossed
IT, and at niue o'clock this morning the two
wings had formed a junction, and held both
banks Of the river.
The enemy, after their defeat in two en-
gageme@ts. were SO holly pursued by our
victorious forces that they threw themselves
into the river in their efforts to escape,
when some were drowned and many were
killed by our infantry. All the artillery
the rebels had on this side Of the river was
captured. which is reported to be seven
gnns. Their whole camp equpage I'M
doubleday fell into our hands, as they were
compelled to leave them in their hasty re-
treat.
The entire number Of prisoners taken by
both Sedgwick and French is now known
to be 1906
Our total loss is reported to be 400 in
killed and wounded, but no prisoners. Our
wounded were CARED to Warrenton june.
ton, from thence they were sent to Alex
andria this =. ..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-10
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 6

The Inquirer aud Bulletin of this city,
have reports Of terrible riot in the coal
regions around Mauch Chunk. -Four men.
it is reported, were killed last evening, in
Guiding Mr., Smith, of the firm of Hull.
Corties 4 Co., Of this city, Gov. Curtinit
is stated, has been telegraphed to for troops
to quiet the disturbance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-10

FBoa rHE 2oTH REGIMENT This reg
ment arrived at New Orle. MS from Morgan
I'll, Oh the 18th alt. The regiment is in
18th Army Corps, Dana's Division. Be-
fore they left Morganza, it is reported, they
burned every thing fol fourteen miles along
the river. The Diusiot. has been sert 10
BrashIer CITY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-10
nE Gen. Grant has lately written

&c Gen. Grant has lately written let
Ter in which he says that be is convinced
the North and the South can never live to-
gether except as one nation--and that a
free nation" Gen. Grant is, or was previ-
GUS to the breaking out of this rebellion,
the owner Of a plantation in Missouri, on
which were some fourteen slaves. While
here in Lancaster on a visit in February.
1861, be said that the estate was constant
y running him into debt, and he had told
his slaves that whenever they thought they
could better their condition by leaving him.
to go and be would pledge them his honor
never to fellow any Of then foot.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-10

A Portion OF THE 7TH CAPruREn
A letter from Captain Newman saws d.,
a portion Of the seventh regiment were tsL
en- prisoner by the rebels while on pcEs
duty near Raymarket, Va, on the IAN
ult. Among them were the FOLLOWING
members Of Company c: Sergeant TboS
Searls. Corpora's John Palmer and Geo,os
Beasley; priyates Elijah D. Bushnell L.
cob RihI and George Ebert
Capt. Newman thinks none were wound
ed. This capture leaves only eight for al.
ty in Company G, and thirty-four 10 tbs
regiment. Plattevitle Witness.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-10

Eg- Iowa County has given union
majority reported 500. This was expect
ed, as the so called democrats came out
square Copperhead, without concealment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-10

In THE LIBBY PRIsoN.-A letter from
Lieuterant Harvey Fairchild, of The 10th
says that be is at present confined 10 the
Libby Prison, Richmond, along with quite
number of the officers Of bis regiment
He is well. He thinks he may havet 10 stay
six months before he is exchanged Plate.
mIHe FITNESS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-10

THE DRAFT IN MILwAUKEE.--l,ns m
took place in Milwaukee on hon1"n ne
9th. The number to be dfaleo ! 4.
county is 300. No postponenleD'
count Of The weather. .;ous
The draft will be made by Cong'SIes an i
districts. Waen completed ~ the an an
will corunenca in the second, and 50 :"
State Journol.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-10

Eg- Subscriptions for Brownlow's Re5-
e5 VentilGtor received at Ibis Office for
any Post office il Grant County. Price
$500.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-10

The Notwithstanding to the
latest returns the legisture stands as follows !:
Senate. Union 2? democrats IL, Assem-
bly, Union IA, democrats %, to hear from
.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-10

Returns from Minnesota have c0p c,,is
at last. and the gallant North pa srroop
adds the top sheaf 10 the harves. . want
victories. Usion Republicans Da.s Wv. i
the State BY 1t least 10000 g.,gisIr
not more. Both branches OF iD0 n .,o,,sI,,
ture will Ls Republican nearly unaD''
--,-. ,ha bench,
EE-Tye risen from the bar 70 wy y, law
az d young lawyer sa:c when DC
and went to sEoemaking.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-10

re- The union majority in Richland
County is estimated at $50 to 500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-24
Oar Pebble schools.

Ire e.. trn bss ssiry opsnei Ia a.. o. gu,
~, shrOush ths winter. lager average sttsndsscs
Of schelArs tAsn during any precsfinx y.sr. Ia
sorrs u the achcoLs inst lent teachers have bsen
isuossd and their p,s:ss supplied ~ s,nSrs bet.
~ 2sahf 81 for tie duiies req ilr-d Of then. We
wsh We could ssy Mat ell -; oar school, were
endowed with corpetsht pfec.fIf-, tut hr-
esftunstsly ~s casno. sDi doItt y s4ca q
saaisoium wi ever occgr iu N'ir ed .csIeLs. sys.
asR before some radical change - made % the
manner o. appointing tss, hers. We bstr stuhdAnt
svhsnes thai political aud monetary Iiiuenc. VA
procure situations that should orly he given & O.
hsvins The neccssary .rperien sni qua N All q.
1voy psron, Is interested in tAis question and
hops every one will odd bis o. her Int, lencs "a
shaaaning reform .mPeraiiy.ly densud,!. Wa &.
Sic scbool Of one Jis,rc. inv.rsb!y tlrns o1'
Batter sud brighter setols-' than tat - the 90.
Joining District, /, vii BE- h,'d 20 iadce ts-.ate
aad oilers % te.isvs ths, any other cause li..s'
tbs ros tbs Difference. ihsu che lcc rnps.ncy OF
sss sssehers. l. psrsnts would ,s.e .sa,cient "a.
tArsss In shs s'bool 10 which thy seud ther cY.
sg~ina W visit n, bscoue scq IAiutsd with tho H..
s'rsc>ors- encouraging by tier presence shose 4
~hoss care their children are committed dur, u .
srssasr portion Of ths day, much good would I. &C.
esoup!iahed, and vsllAL'e .nor7ns,ion otisiusi by
Me parent concerning tie prscn, .tS' eucy Of tho
cao&ic Schools o. lbs city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-24
THE NEW lOhN SIN.
THURSDAY MORNING. SEPT. "a. lsss.
rae Assis Rebel R..s Cen. .. or,.I

Tns AsSic Rebel RAas Gene % Grief.
Tvs sS,ihs gwen by che In .iish 0evernnsLtb
We hass'a LAran, Of Which We have u. W. W the
China, hat We seeAn rama now il covr Of con-
~su .s,s b tbsn would nos 10 ksran,sd ~ 10. ~
sAs Asrssy s1fsl -. sfscs0vy sv,asncs had -,
s1vsi - y sss pafds for Nh u sb.y re A.sldsl,
ely ze1rs sas 5saiisA taken " - ~ -DAl,
sAai D ga wSlA sSs.As frse sasrsfuAg ga he
Aw Il AAdeas ne principe ;nvov.d In claiming
hf brssish sst5ss,s zee right " wage war Against
S's Unissd States, by fitting out srmsd vessels 70
A. nAs. IL might snii The purposes Of weaker
t'w"r' " contend Tor such . priucip., br
a. s'r."'sr u,riiDe p,wsr Ike Rug sod, 1t
YOU'D 10 rtir II Il were c,ntrj,d any inisnd
nj nm VI ace w.sb uo'sy suoug1 csuld bI iup
a'ormidAbe navy. and ths want o. t.sJorts -ould
no longer be bar 70 martin Do~eT. More van
saA. you'd give The eLlrhuildsrs o. Se~ Yors
sbs 1shi of building irop-clss ,of The New zss-
lend cbsais who are now Ia insI'r.,ti q asslna
Haslish authority, and afford ~ 10 good Ane che
pleasure or 6uns out an frsb navy. wheu The
o green A. .''n % . more inf.tei. - II VII 10,
N irslsnd.
Va pres ma. therefore, thss ths Pa'm.rstos 81.
snin'strs. a viii a. IA god 'atu ia in.,,sr tt1t
." nssi ~ e)ncerus the Interests 81 Ora, Brit,io,
and soc " . th,i ins Franco E,'ypLan c1t tolerate
Ssus shall npi b.. penn s,ed l. a.. Ess.sld dprs
nDs ere gun ~ q tshlpg sr.scs IN defence ~ the
yr.nc. pie iavot'si In slo-.ng i..U " j.Js-. snd
:! che deems u crped.ont to g. - wa sIh -. u
VI - On sone V,tG pea.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-24
- IA lI.A.

CoONEY.-On Tussday B.pt 92d, Job a CooDey,
~ the S4th yeu Of bic ase
The Relatives and frie.ds Of the family. ALEC The
members Of the 4h Precinct Pole, are resncc'fuly
invueo 70 atHna tne isnrai. tnI. hur,nH stsi
Lo'ri 1911, ton ps re n'io nee, =. nsai'"y,
az. uoiv III. ~ WI ne ts.en 10 'ho = "'e
'ne n"u S'"s LOT ,n'sf"snt' iV
DALf-OI To-day, Sep. -, John Dslr, aged u
yest'.
-" ann"' snu ~ ~"
.n,. m o.'d, sn..rn,a 40 49,, "a H.
~. Ia. /. sns . , 80 w,,,,,a, s,,, 10, sac, -,
~, ~. IN - 49, - m..A,h a. ,,t
neat Wan ~ 's- i;
r.,rro, -. -.
fENI0N~0a We1nseday, ~. I'd Ds~sfsh'
tor, IN IN, 80 year o. MS Aee 49,. - go.
cnossx.- 90 &1 ~. %. - r..
ohossAAN-On Wsdnse9ey, seq Iso1 yon' II
Mossm.n HI1tsf' enl soh y AAs ~ $50 A4ieu =
~ 10 - s:nN. ~ Al, s.,px 40, ...,sr,
,,i,s su,,as -. s,,x -" na. 60 W:s,.
Iulv lnvN.n " eusna ths I1nerh- bon' DIS IVY,
~, All o'eioct. Ph,i.ds,rha. annbury, Lei Haven
Ard Troy paprrs ulsue c.,py. :.
tu.upuurv, a. u,< a.. o., A..
~ ~rnhtt IN wcnhnoV' Soy 700. nsV,
VIE Of hitAard HUMPHREY" IN the so'h J'H Of h''
., a.. .,,v, 40. ...,.-,
- 'sssW sno u.thns " tnr rsuhy ~ 49,
inn. invlt'n 70 stteno the fph.rni. ,dl- marco
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-24
ntE ACA0.

pRAnf,-uu Taesdav, sept. ~, 1868, rhip Brs
~ naive of the Parish nj LuIi,Aii. Tow bsnd VI
AashnAsha, County Gssan. Ireland.
his fiends snd scrraintsnces ar rospeftGIiS in.
sHrd 10 Aitond The hlustxl rhucsds, nti1f uoog.,
low 81. 80
BRipGES,on wsdns.de', SEPT I3d, Mr. Ano
Bfoges, asgd :. years
he uiend, Il The "a rv 80 rN...s NIL .nvi; d ,
artend thr tlnffG', tn trhnTrav rornipr, aet. 20
81 40 O'Clock a, ibS .hur,h ~ Rs.sppiiop. h
stree 80.
BESNETT.-0n rr.sday. Seq 92d. 1919. MY
Behnett, dSughtei 81 Adolphu. aud suule h.'Lns =.
sSrr yesrs. months aud =, days
The rclst,s friends o. the lam " AZ rec
tfhv invited 60 attend ~, ilreraL IL ,riair~
a. 10 q, ~ or'"s tom tfe y - enc. of -
kA'n'' Ca ~ Loy me-" anG A'nsLe ~ Estnnhty ., J..
New Lvts - ~ :" 80 y ." 80 @'"'' -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-24
aUNsu Ms~TION.

(bNSt NrIiON Cured
" lr U'TOOli coo, luur, to give special attention
90 the eute ~ ton.uinrton and all oisOss Of the
1hrost and Lunr. Nan.s and sndIcs, ct patients
numbering hIndT.d,!, RESIDING N ThE CITY,
whom he has eur J. can he aeon q. tis r,sid.res
~ Third avenue, Move 18th Of. Alg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-24
TRADE NOTICES.

special Notice the Jonrae, nsa Tail
ors Of New York and nsi hhorinS town. The .Tour-
neynen Tsilorv VI Bride port cty. coDnectcut. ave
trying to rsbe the prices If woik We trus, p.n
viii hinder our progreS. sv5
4 Meeting Of sue Delegates Of the Cptted
Coopsrs OF the state OF New York Win b. held 81 -,
Bovsry ct O'Clock this evenJur. ~ business OF i'm
i.,rtanas Will be transacted. Ali the dsirya 81 sre
reousstsl 10 attend. ". HARI. sec.
AtNARoN. Prs,ideut. ~
The Mrubsrs at the Jeurnsysoan Piuu,
bsn Protective society are hereby notified TO attend
hsrstusr meeting oi the Sociey o. Thuy.dsy eve
n,ni. sept. s'th. 81 hsl pst NJ ranetYs' AZ
:; Kt LEY fre'. l. nERAONp, Tros.. sli-
fhENS, +. NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-24
Pls.ses.i R~per,s, Markets, &c.

Nv frh. Wsinesdav. ssIs IS. 9 P x.-1hcss
Asa besn little life or animation IN the stock u,arku
sods-. Aths eloss OF business tn. range Of prices
~ss lower than yest.rdsy. 0oih sold In the morning
- high ~ l3e-. The iss, sAies we're ct ~; 1915
he favorable news from Rssscrnns 10 hayins q
sesthy enoe' Gu the market throughout. There wss
considerable ousinss' done 10 sterling c1ehsose for
edsy's psctst. The ciotiLg rs,es yer. 49, 1921
The money market u unchanged. '"S'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-24
A.,eu.dl.s Cure. Daily Mad. By
Fail md NViateP.

FAu INA WHICH,.
I am nov rsdy " oier my stock Of Fall and
inter CLOTHING, oil new, the largest ss,ortiDen Mt,
the best etyl,e snd A. p.iees es thar be- iuu I'D
81 AM other tstabliahp mt The d "a sud IuIni ,b
,ns department, at surpassed. Moncy returned II
ma plcAsed- Please call.
,. D. BALDWIN.
10 aud - iIorers.
Lsrvss: store In the e..,. -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-24
5000 FL, 800 $]r.
'F-OO PAtNll Me-
q RS.

\ IIENrlON. LADIES - HE OLD rs
sbi-h.i Sew York tur Manufacturing 20, De-
hvtcl. No~ Il the ,iIa to go yoIr suits for sboir
hats he ususl price. OR st0 l. isr-c, vet seleei
and NJ very os rntrs, " alter, Aarsh and French
MINI AMI sable CsreS, Nut. aud Cut, from -, to
80. French All wstcr MIMI .nd sAblo NM, from
- 10 20. Nctorines and halt csIes. 20 - Cho.e.
- variety AID beautiful fus !or children st bar
gan, Atsrins and Repairing 10 the latest styles.
"a FLEMING, Mansrer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-24
BOARD AND ROOMS.

RoiHlllNG fNN fLFNAS AND HIS
- We can b, ser nBlo's'td With board sl.o \
Or % ''n'le t'ntl'm'n, Gan o. TO- LudIos ST. C.u
10 "a. Rcek. OI
RI \ED WAIVED ~ 4 LADY. OSTHE
ca, sib' "i & t.iy, 10 the vicinity o. Allen, lsS
81 or fhe tuFrly wil require an all room 10 he
s.t Addf'.' ir4med. stcy, \. Y. H., boz So sea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-24

A S,IGNEk SAIL. sELDNER, ACCr
~ ~ o.cl)eh a. heir sales room. i3J New "a
L.. -, nsaf bowery, lsfs' ,toct ~ WOOL arf
~ sovo', hoi"ry. &c, consis'.nf Vf roOl' a nsn
IN aues i,fs.s socks. glove stockings, ftuut ets
.vhen va MT. iuca AMI cot IN haBd.ct, HE
,An'i hre tib ons, tufis MS und I hire, tcufs
GO is,, Up and Cetvdie q zen .
nv siirnfh ~ roes. by ofdei Of ~. ia'is' -
3 lGNEf'S SAtEoF
GA'riii g.. 20 p" II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-24

DAW NBRCkLES SAl.E--B. WEAVER,
Jr viii eel hi. day at tOs Ninth sv at ocloc. :,
pledged one yelr and upssrds, 81 order Of " M
We AvEE. Paw nbroksr als
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-24
\NlL' 'tM ABBOTT. AUCTiONEER. sci,
ABBOTT AUCi'R. SELLS on

w Tails Dy. .1th. n o'elook. the content. o.,
srp."fy'9I", !32 fA.t Houf'01 %, coun err .r -.
GA" '.se ice ch,st sfa'ch nne: asc iurnilure y
hh'N, ti h'id ~ b Ns.aft l.lsf,Ad, ..nF III.
plated kuOc'. o.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-24

DAWNBROKER'S SALE-ThIS DAY. AT
4 lDoclpt, JOHN MORTIMER, will s.u a. Is
last B-0sdsAy; largo assorttns mt VI lade. weariu.
NJ psic con.ls'iu Df drcssss shaus and under eAr
rDtnt hlso, Juil a. bAnket., ami yariety OF otort
GOD, 80 table 'ot the coulirR seafon. By order H.
BARN ARD ~ Third ave lea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-24

BoLARI, AUGl'k-BY =. 4 J. b.
GAkT Iht day. At loS oc.oet, at the Aue-
Won om,, 10 ! north William -. large and gen
tripilon sof.s. ablc., beds, adj ieathe. beds car
pyis rcter' and sasy ehnirs, kitchen furniture
40 one sot s>spn and harness. Dc..i.. re.ni ID
10Y All psifha.cs. lS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-24

pAW NERokEH'> SALE his DAY, Ar
4 ~ Nes Bowery. JAMES AGAR all eel st 10
oolork verv large AasortrnsM OF meme cieth %,
well sOrthy the attention vi trarrs and othsrs 81
order u j. l. PHILLIPS. &C tAthsriu- It. To-
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lNsIRG Cl'LspN.

NArG NTlON .--OfFlCLtI rEtPNRFn
~ !" enI.r ,ha Navy, q. 'n.lra. slLs, ~
n.ai'un At, NJ. Ne Al who hay. s,uaisd AZ m.
,IoT, ,sta s6m,ni havs pw'~s s.ree,.nlig H..
SavA Bad lfs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-24

10 iG4i.ian u the magical properties OF DIR.
GOl RAIDS ITALIAN kEDlCA1ED SOAP, IN
ihe cure 81 tan, - opi rectes, etdptions, .onhu-n
/, Ss,rcfti'u ramei' tu. the p'te uI insrr,- Het
'he ga ne on - ps' -bec.td. ans n. pan u
sHr'lu t.r., tosu4 Az ~. iiOi EAID's ,rt-b-
Ii'hu.rt Z. g.. BrtAlsns. losr iraud ~ 49,
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~ s'' S.'|, w. til. sW.k ].
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BCalNESs CHANCES.

A REAL ESTATE BROktES OFFICE fUE
A.as, ., s.~st bargain. veil established. si.h
9Sot arprunrut OF ifoprfty 70 cell 90 efchane "a
'. =, hoI 80 sur OtiiSe. Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-24

IL ~ rkltS Al AJJilOS--J. l.. En-
a. NY O'Clock, q; 2bl Divsion It, large sssort ~
., siocrr,s consisting part OF coecs -usars TIA.
rec. 'anc =, o., sso kitchen utensils, cot atera,
sho~ csaes. bedstead- ssev O.. lc boz. eloct A. xn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-20

Z. S. CONGRESS In the Senate, yester-
day, remonstrance was presented from the
members Of the bar of the District Of Coum-
bia against the proposed change In the organi-
zation Of the courts Of the District. The House
amendment to the miscellaneous appropriation
bill relating to the mileage Of members, was
rejected. The naval appropriation bill was
amended and passed The bill to organize the
territorial government Of Arizona was taken
up, but not disposed Of In the House, the
consideration of the bill to indemnify the Pres
dent for the suspension of the habeas corpus,
and TOR other purposes was resumed, and the
Senate S amendments were non-concurred in,
and committee Of conference asked The bill
for the removal Of the Winnebago Indians was
passed. In the evening session, the Senate
currency bill was called up, and discussed until
adjournment.
The correspondent Of the Philadelphia In
quirer, with Gen Sigel's command, has been
arrested by order of Gen. Hooker, at Stafford
Court House, and taken to Falmouth. He is
charged with having sent incorrect and exag-
gerated reports Of recent movements.
Yesterday afternoon during the visit Of Gen.
Butler to Fort Marshall, on the eastern con-
fines of Baltimore an accident occurred which
resulted in the death of Commander Maxwell
Woodruff, of the 3. S. navy, in command Of
the g,lnboat Cimerone. On the arrival of the
military visitors, the usual military salute was
fired. Gen Schenck and staff, and several
members Of the City Council, were present,
and, with Commander Woodruff, were walk
ing around the parapet, when one Of the guns
used il firing the salute was premature:y dis
charged Commander Woodruff was imme
diately in front Of it at the time, and only u
Jew feet distant: and the whole charge took
effect in the lower part Of the abdomen, COM
pletely tearing him to pieces, and causing IN
slant death.
The Secretary Of the T. s. Treasury, il re-
DIV to resolution from the House calling ior
information respecting the expenses for the
SUPPORT of slaves, &c, in the Sea Island cotton
districts Of South Carolina: from the cou-
menctment Of the war, states that there Vas
expended for agricultural implements: &77,0S]:
purchase of schooner Flora, 531 800; white
labor, So: 774S; colored labor s34, 5717-total
expenses, 1925, 705. From this expedition has
been realized s72G, 9S4, leaving balance OF
s50I. 2-9. This was up to June last. Since
then the charge Of ills matter has been tran:-
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THE CARNIVAL, OF THE DAT.-NeW I

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inst now, seems to roll in Wealth, and even
the Poor in their Savings Banks, are rich
Never hefore was SO much money in the Say
ING Banks, and never before did the rich more
run riot and revel in wealth.
On Tuesday, closed the Carnival of New
York, and the scenes of gladness, amusement,
fun and foEc have seldom before been equal
led in this city, The Matinces Of the Fash
ionables by day have been numerous, and the
Soirees, Balls, &C., of these Eashionables, by
night, have been more numerous than they
ever were before. Ten Soirces, OF Parties, or
Balls, have been given, on an average, on
single ght for the week past, ending this,
Ash " ednesday. Some OF these Balls cost
as much as 81, 500, perhaps more, with music
and flowers, and feast. The nouyeau 11che
are now hosts: The parvenus OF yesterday
are the Grandees Of to-day. New men, and
new women, have sprung forth, IN new attire,
and the Pearls and Corals Of the seas as we'll
as the mines of the Diamond and of California,
are all drawn upon to 1T up, and 1t out, these
new women and children Wealth is on ali
Sides ezuberant. What was happening in
France, in the days Of John Law, is happening
- - >o" o'N aiI :SAi iloi! n.lt1,
W. % ;, ;nto Y Wo11 all street , in ra@s and come out
IL gold We 80 to the u haryes with Pennies,
and come back laden with Eagles. We buy q
1ot 1oIay sen II 'o-orIo" Jv anq nsEt a co',SGo tf
7ao T.an ~ tho hag n'an The rnor Germon
with lis ash cart and dogs, or the horse bone
hunter, and before We can catch him,-if
ne 1H"S aSt,-ag turns 5 cut 10 De a nan 'ohn
.'eo' A>'o!; l4o5ls n'e tl'e ela!-t1e 1l g1o-
1moS e1"! NeVer LelGlG fV were & rS Such leop'e'
~ho'el S1!cn al efa!-lN. :. hSl)*cSs'