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Ihos. White, sth ward, over - aud msrriej
Geo. w. Smith, iith district, disability.
VIM. Doiney, eth ward, under age.
J. ID. O'Donpell, 9th Va rd, disability.
Geo. Thomas, I'd ward, over IS and MARI I'D
john J. Dover, list ward, alienase.
L. NJ. Shafer, I'd ward, disability
Michael Conner, lith district, aiienags.
Geo. &. PoUlton, Cd ward, under age
& Robinson. 18th ward, over IS and married
Jno. Smith, I'd ward and sth district, over IS
T. J. Powers, 5th ward, over Is and married
Harrison Fosdick, Sd ward, transferred /,
third class.
Benjamin T. Babcock, ith ward, transferred
TO thiid class.
VIM. Chase, 5th ward, over 81 and married
Robert Lyles, ed ward, under age.
Charles Johnson, 18th district, under age.
(ieorge Davis, 1st ward, under age.
III PAYNE, sth district, over 35 and married
Barney Kelly, 3D. ward, alienage.
Solomon Holland, 5th ward, a1ieuage.
VIM R. Go6kin, 12th district, alienage.
Henry r. George, 5th district, now in service
Albert Ludwig, 5th ward, aliensge.
VIM. M. Hardy, I'd ward, disability.
Joseph L. Barker, eth ward. disability.
John Herlihy. Cd ward, alienage.
Tobias Kappeler, 5th ward, alienage.
John Dorsey, 4th ward, alienage.
James +. Miller, ID ward. mother elects.
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a~"thsr Hamiciie Case.
RESULT OF BAWDY-noCsR Row.

a~nshsr HamIcide Case.
RRarLT OF BAWDY. HOUSE Row.
a preliminary hearing in killing case, the
result Of a bawdy house quarrel was mad
this morning before Justice Gibers3n at the
fouF'U W ord STATION 1>-rpears from The tas
ti-aory that on the evening of Monuay. Decem-
Der 18th, ! Mr. Samuel Stevenson, a Kentucky
gentleman OF wealth, who was for Tina 80.
journipg at The National Hotel, in ;his city, paid
visit to the bawdy house of Susi. Or hsiinp.
who keeps on Twelfth street, between and D.
In the hoIse from which the notorious Madam
Wolf was fret routed some time ago. There
were in the houEe at the time crowd of other
visitors, among whom were Francis O'TooIe,
ID. " Irving, David Sisson and Lieut Luke,
an6 Others. OTcote was QUAR- liue with Il
WOMAN in the house named Ella Graham, an 4
Nr. stfVeHson, IT appears, interfered, aud tue
result was An alteration Mr.. Stevens m su D.
ssGuent'y received a blow, from the efac 8 Of
which he died. O"Tooie was therefore tried as
the principal in the affair.
Af. J H. SfoCftos1, dealer In suffers goods, a.
No. 4e3 Ninth street, testified that he returned
from Phladelphia on Tuesday night last, and
heard that Mr.. Stevenson was lying danger
opsly i'll at his rooms at the National Hotel
be fsfoekio01 called 10 see him. and he stated
that hs " as at the house referred to (Susis
Crbfhng'e) and that some one undertook to
chasfise woman, Aud he tSevenson) said any
ere who struck a woman was no g@nLlenan.
When MIR. Stevenson made this stntsmnrt %
witness, tie said he felt he was diving. whils
Mr.. Stevenson " Q suffering from the Of.
tecta Of his wound. sou1e girls came to see
BIN. snd the piris said the men who sttacked
Stevenson expressed sorrow that they had q
billed the SON OF n b-h JStevenson.) Fraucis
O'Toole seemed to be the principal In the If.
fair Stevenson also Ia his statement aid that
ne was warned before he went out that Eggle.
sfon threatened 70 kill him, and the glrls tried
70 persuade n,m to leave the house; Dot he
tSteyepeop) said he did not believe thu crowd
would he go cownrdiy as 20 strike him Se-
seRsop also stated that tho m an who stru * ths
fa'Al How was called O'rooie; aud bad light
meuatache.
-Stverson died ut O'clock this m orntng
Tie wornc was On the top OF the head, u nd
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FROM EAST TENNESSEE.
Lsnsstreet Returned to Bull Ga,

NASHVILLE, Dec. I9-Adyices from Knox
vile rrpresent everything quiet in that direc.
lion. Lon estreet has returned to Bull Gap for
->--ssupPosed purpose OF winteriug in w atuga
Il knuxviIIe 10 LtIi eHY Of Eqnniag into North
Il ave- a. ton ire M London to IN attano,oa
tsso FCste- has established his head Jusrisr.
- kEoA VILE. ~ ' J
! onS street Reported Killed acd his Porc.s
Surrounded
~ =, DC pa special dispatch 20
we Z, nmereial, dated Cumberland Gan. nm
&c lcth, says I-ongstreet divided his arm, on
" inusy, one part making an alta k on Rarn"s
s.at.lA 3 Ia lie other on kelly's Ford rho to
sssh 'ellg 70 cut OF Shackelford and Eos,ar-c
toicee' Eht me movement of Gen Ferrisr IT,.
lTattd me plan. Heavy firing was nesrd 70
LSI' ~ beiweetn Tazeweil and Clinch 80
oIg rt'! IS reported TO have been killed and
III 1orcFF surrounded. anu
frttheT dispatch 10 the Commerc,s, ,.,..
London, Ky, December 20, saws Gensr,i
SLacs e oIu and stan have arrived thsra o.
route ~. home. He left Blair's Gross Roads on
TIE On The battle of Beams station, on tina
iiia, e, Inmenccd at two o clock and Lasted an
o. Tx. - achiefCrd holding his ground till that
ome, " hsG Le withdrew. Our loss was $50 To
20 Killed end vIounced Our forces were con =.
Set ira Ing ~ ElaiI's Cross Roads whom General
Shackie.cTd left.
n olsr'teh from Nash vile SAYS tuat General
'4aA' arrived i.sre ga Saturday.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET,
TIE POTOMAC FLnTILL.A

On the 3lst instant Commander F. A. Par
ker, the present popular executive officer of
the Navy Yard here, will assume the com.
maDd of the Potomac tlotilIa, which will
hereafter extend is limits as far down the
Bay as York River. Capt. Parker is VAL
rab,e officer, and no doubt, under his com
'rand, ;he flotilla will be very effective. The
Ellis, Acting Master Eldridge, is being fitted
up as the nag ship of the hotilla.
Commander Parker will be relieved as ex-
ecutivs officer Of the yard, we unders tsnd
~ Commander Daniel Ammen, now near
Charleston. Commodore HARDWOOD will be re-
iievsd Of the command OF the yard by Com
E2odore Montgomery, on the LIST Of January
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-22

~ The thieves OF Philadeiphia must b. hard
up, Tor Trey recently entered a g. fat stop" and
.tu mpted 20 steal something They found
rothihg bat fat ard wax. :
~ The most prominent ci,!zans of R,sto,
asne mac meeting 10 pe feet arrangenapts f,r
pool 'A " iA'eF-
piii has been introduced In the Kan
tuckJ Legislature 20 remove the So ~ ~, !,
-fTcrn Frankfort TO Lcas,iila. >~p'''>A
STwenty i've coiorec regiments havs a, !
rehdy ben organized in the Department OF
New Orleans. Va
~ fbr coal fields OF the United S,~,.s
sltgate more than eoo,oo0 sqnsre miles.
~ The father Of the notorious Belle B,vd,
did few days ago.
~ Id ho Territory, Ia the recent cleo ton, b A
gone cemoeTaticaliy.
- TIE capital Of the National Banks no y
afsr~sae S2f 4a,ttG
s. on. ]. r Hiadings is on a visit u his
kone In A.btabuis county. ONO.
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SEEKING WINTER QUARTERS,

SEEKING WINTER QUARTERS.
The r-bel lr gade under 6 sn'i Rosser which
made the raid on the Orange and Alexandria
Rsilroad, particulars OF which we gave in
saturdays Issue, passed through Front Royal
when they left, VI ich fact indicates that they
propose 10 go to the Shenandoah Valley TO quar-
ser for the winter.
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ARTILLERY REVIEW

Twelve of the field batteries at Camp Barry
Will be re viewed and drilled on the light artil-
iery practice grounds, east OF the Capitol, near
Lincoln Hospital, on Wednesday afterno DON, at
o'clock. There HiI' probably be about sixty
Guns on parade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-22
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

THE SUPPOSED REBEL STEAMER.
BosToT, Dec. GA letter from Gibralter.
dated the 9th ritimo, states that tho suppose /
yebel "a amer which was seen Of the Straits,
proves 10 he tLe French war steamer attached
as dispatch boat 10 the French IRON clad
fleet " Lieh are cru sing off Cape st. Vincent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-22

~ From Luther Tucker & Son, Albany, the
publishers, We have the "Aunual Register of
Rural Affairs" for 1854, an excellent number
Of this valuable yearly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-22
IRON HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, Dee eI.-Tasre IS nothing new to-
day. No arrests
Tie Acacja tue last gunboat, sailed to- a ght
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-22
CONGREGATIONAL.
xxxvuIru coSaEEss.-gIssT SESSION.

SENATg-After our report closed yesterday -
An amendment to the bill for the increased
bounty and pay Of volunteers was adopted,
allowing soldiers 10 re- enlist In other branches
of the service.
HoUsR.--After our report closed
The bill TO supply def oiencles by appropri.
ating $4,000 for the Government printing
office, and the sum of 10000 900, or SO much
thereof as may be necessary, for the paymen,
of boupties, advance pay, and premiums for
soldiers volunteering or enlisting in the ser.
vice of the United States, was passed.
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. . e . 81 n Al IL
ODEON HALL,
ODEON HALL,
ODEON HALL,

ODEON HALL.
Corner Penn aysnas and Four aad-a half Il,
Corner Penn avenue and -Four and a-haK Ut.
Corner Penn. avenue and Four and -a-aa,f ct.
Corner Penn avenue and Pouf-sud-.-hsf at.
HEADQUARTERS for Military and Caiss.s' Cyo,hi.s.
Htadqsaysers for Military and Ci,izsns' CotAins,
Esodquarsers for Military and Cin..ns' Cg,thias
Hsndqsa,sers for Military and Gn..n s' G,,hi.s.
COATS. PANTS AND VESTS In endlsss variety.
COATS. PANTS AND vTsrs in endless varsity.
COATS. PANTS AND VESTS In endlsss variety.
COATS. PANTS AND ,vBsTs in endless variety.
MILITARY CLOTHING u every description
MILITARY CLOTHING Of every desert ption,
MILITARY CLOTHING Of every description.
MILITARY CLOTHING Of every dssori ption.
Citizens and Military To.hins made 10 order.
Citi.s~s' AND Military Clothing made 20 order,
Citizens and Milita.y Clothing made to order.
Cisizsns' and Military Gotstne made TO order,
TIE largest assortment Boys Clothing in the city
The largest assortment Boys ol,thins in tbs city
The largest assortment Boys Clothing IN the city
The largest assortment Boys Clothing in the city
| Cashmere and Linen shirts.a largo assortment
| Cashmere and Linen Shirts, large ssiortnsnt
| Cashmere and Linen Shirts, large assortment
Cashmere and Linen Shirts, large as,ortm snt
| Undershirts and Drawers Of al kinds.
Undsrshirts and Drawers of all hiads.
Updershirts and Drawers OF all kinds.
Undershirts and Drawers Of oil kinds,
GLovEa. HcsIlRY, sUsPINDBRB. DC.
Shoulder straps and Military Trimmings.
Shoulder strsps and Military Trimmings.
Shoulder Straps and Military Trim minss
Shoulder Straps and Military Trim uings
INDIA RUBBER GOODS AND vALIssS. &c.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS AND vALIsEs. &c.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS AND vALIsEs, &c.
INDIA RUBBER 9ODs AND vALIsEs, &c.
wIEsENgIlLD CO. q CLOTHING ROOMS.
Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
de 223t Four And . half street
PHILIP 4 SOLOMONS'
Christmas Preparations,
PHILIP Il SOLOMONS
Respectfully announce that their
HOLIDAY STOCK
Isready for inspection.
In addition to their usually varied assortment o
Goods, they have
IMPORTEB DIRECT FROM PARIS
the most recherche stock Of
ORNAMENTAL GOODS
Ivxa ov1slsD FOB SALE III wAsHrnofoy.
including . superb collection Of
ARTICLES OF VERfU,
to which tho attention Of 90 nnoisssurs Is invited
There will also be found
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
French, Bnalish. and American. Masniaesntly
Bound.
ILLUSTRATED AND OTHER WORKS,
in plain and costly Bindings.
BIBLES AND PRAYER Books.
In Morocco and Genoa Velvet.
GOLD AND SILVER PEN AND PENCIL cAsYs
RUBBER PEN AND PENoIL OAsKs,
... GOLD MOUNTED.
cHIsB AND BAoKaAMM0N BOARDS.
WRITING DESKS IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
PoRrkM0NNAIEs FOR
LADIBs AND aKNrLxMsN
PORTFOLIOS.
DEN5IN4 CAsES.
TOURISTS CASES.
CAsKSTs, WORK BOXES,
PANCY INKsrANDs.
CIGAR STANDS,
CDOR BOXES,
JEWEL CAFES.
DO, de-. de-. sc.
NO. 332
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
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LOB NIW III Z A B
CHRISTMAS AFTERNOON,
TIN DRUNKARD
OF,
THy JALLIN SAVED.

This great moral drama. which in Its action Ass
more eloquepce than words ever knew. AMI is
tbriilipG txhit ition of the horrors and mis- aries
eri.ine from Bat greatest o. earthly turptadss-
dIunhenn s-wil be presented, in pursuance vita
Afternoon. The Drum ard 1. lesson sn1 powerful
EXAMPLE to the mind OF youth As to the losd Of sin
rum rinke~. The play will be pnt np'n the stage
With al the foroibie au1 inimitable eloqu rcs
c. OF fail TO be an siectu.l instrumsnt Of good;
- ssmemher c. rjst mss Afternoon at PordI
Thester at pree;aa1y p'sfcrk da
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NO. 332
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
"---.-~ Ersru AEp TEETH s7Rxs1s,
Washinatan.

Ghcess and eoldis rs In the P,sld can
have their orders By me-. '"e Aieio "a"
aremittanee for the amount, to any pafS 81 so.
oni1so otAtes. de2l-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-22

E0C FOR SALE,
OOU CORDS OF OAK WOOD. cut last v;,&.-
piled few hundred yares from . switss ~, ~ =
Washington Railroad. Address Or .spy to
s John K1RfODE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-22

FxEMPTioNs.-The Board of Enrolment this
morning exempted the folio wing At Captain
Scheel1's headquarters, Fourteenth street and
New York avenue:
VIM. Weinhetger. I'd ward, alienage.
Henry Elondham, Sd ward, over IS and mar.
ried.
Thomas Murphy. Sd ward. alianage.
VIM. Lernh. 9Th ward, over IS a nd married
]. W. Franklin, I'D ward, disability.
2 Hugh Renshsw, lst ward, alienags.
Maurice Enright, 5th ward, alieBase. y
John Brown, Cd ward, over IS and married
p. baron, I'D ward, over 35 and married.
Stiles $ Trcmbull, let ward, under aga.
John r. g. Brown, 7th ward, oyer IS and
married.
- Hartman, ed ward, alienaga.
VIM Sehloeser, 81 wars, disability
Roee ri Fitzgerald. 5th ward, aIienase
Daniel Picket, list ward. alieGage. l.
nia sohr McDoroush. let ward, under age
psriel Hartman, I'D ward, aIi-nase.
8 John Rncns. dth ward, alianase
& I.v, ph!llirs, 1st ward, under age, -
Vim, Arendes, Alb ward, siieAase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-22

T. FROM LONDON.
Motion Of Pro5eetiles: By Maj. Owen, r. A.
Killed Ordnance. By Ly nall Thomas New edi-
ton.
Taubsrt on tba Use Of Field ARTILLERY.
Borma Dr. on the ehrapnel Shell.
yervis's Our Engines Of War.
Col. BurDs' oua5rions and Answers on ARTILLERY
Supplement to Bormann on the Strapped Shell.
Hydes principle OF Gunpery
Biz Howard Douglas Naval Gunnery.
Fco6erDe projeetile Weapons Of War.
BuYns' Artillerists Practice Cards
des7 FRANCK TAYLOR
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CAPITOL HILL.
IDWIN HAL D & co..
Dealers In
TIN AND WOODEN WARE,
orner Penn Ayepue and Third street east,

TIN AND WOODEN WARE,
Corner Penn avenue and Third street east.
d a. I'm Washington. D O.
A. v. GRAY CO.,
D1lLBRsIs
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
BtR IRON, dc.
Sor,RFAtf CORNER sEvRNTH srRxzr AND MAss4
CHUSETTs AVENUE,
r.H,x% Washing ton City.
I..,,:. D.'r, oH =
Far saa0 do
Gruyfre co
Fdam do
Eev verh Cream CHEESE.
Al Of finest quality. For sale BY
KING Il BURCaVLL.
Corner of Vermont aven lie and
tesI 18th street.
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~ sRAFFIELDB BALTIMORE CONFRO.
lonsry and Ladies' Oyster Saloon. 3s6
Balls, Fairs, suppsrs. Dinner Parties, and other
snterta'nnents furnished at the shortest notice
Water Ices, the best quality made bY steam power.
wholesale ana retail. NOT iuaH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-22

E>OR 1HD HOLIDAfS.
Pisbsr's Mincemeat.
eelf Rising Buck wheat,
Self. Dieip6 Flour.
Golde Syrup ard Melasses.
New Current Raisins. ard CItren.
New YIgs, Prunes. Crapberries.
Canned Fruit, Canned Vegetables.
Cooking Wines and BrAndies
Cksmp payne Cider ON draught. 80.
For sale ct
EGAN 4 PKRRIES
de@a-ltif tOhron. cor. j and 9th sta
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rr-HH CNDsReIGNHp-THANK For Past
Favo,s tsk.a this rr sthoa Of iuformi ng his I
STsrsr:d 10 sl CHEZ: sor the ORR mas
Ho!idsys. Particular attention Is called to ny
6ne assortment ~
BHtNCH CONFECTIONERY
FANCY CAKES and JILLIDe
Parties vithirg to .. nd Cakss etc, to their
FIRE nds in TIE army, navy, or aisevsere. can have
then aseiuIy packed ready To- shi ment.
-. - - T. POTENrINT,
279 PsnnsylvsniA AVENUE,
De n 1v- bet 18th and lItk ats south side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-22

0@REeTIVAL-The Ladies' of the Fourth Pres
w by tsri.n Church, eth stree, between and
II TIE Basement. ofths CHURCH, commencing on
MONDAY next. DecInb Der 2lst
choice selection Of Fancy Goods Books Tovs
&c suitable for Oh ristuss win be of sred
a. onse'e prices and abundant supply Of Re-
fresh ments provided. The ladies invite sIi who
desire to spsni pleasant eyeniIR to give them
cell. da1esIH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-02

minlstcrihl representatives 6f each treaty
power thstioreiguers must leave japan and
al ports be clUsed Upon being remonslrat-
sed With, they professed to act under compul-
sion, and some tune later they even appealed
for foreign aid The Daimas in the mean.
while had repaired to their principal aud
given orders to put the sea coast in state Of
defense and theirretsiners IN fighting condi
tion. The attack on the American ship Penn.
broke was nt once disowned by she Yeddo
governmsst who stated the attacking vessels
belonged 70 the Prince Of Nngako a prinei-
pality in dc southwestern corner Of Nisshon.
The FIench, Enghsh and Dutch merchant
vessels have also been attacked by the same
prince Allthese hostilties proceeded from
the Prince,of Nugako, in a port Of the largest
Of the JapaDse Islands Misshon. The princi-
pality OF S@snmns whose prince according to
accounts pubhshcd by us Yesterday, repulsed
so successfqlly an attack Of the English feet,
is on the soQthernparl OF Kusin Itappears,
frosl the account of our correspondent,
general combination Of Daimos against
foreigners may sybe,expected.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-02
HONORABLE RECEPTION.

NEw YoRK, October THE reception to
the Russian officers was most enthusiastic
Fifteen regiments formed the escort, and the
number of spectators along the route of the
ofthe procession IS said to have reached one
hundred thousanp At the City Hall, the
official welcome was teudered and the gnests
reviewed fhe military. The whole affair pass
ed off finely
A special to the Post from Washington
says the Missourie delegation has had an in
terview with the President te.day 1t is now
considered certain that General Schoheld will
not be removed
) The rebel assumption that General Burn
side was driven out ofJonesboro is false. If
he withdrew, it was for stragetic reasons
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-02

GENERAL sLoCUM TO REMAIN IN
COMMAND OF HIS CORPS-THE
ENEMIES POSITION STRONG
ONE--IT IS THOUGHT HE WILL
NOT MAKE AN ATTACK-GENER-
AIS HOOKER AND POPE TO HAVE
COMMANDS.
The Commerciats s Washington letter states
that General Soccm har consented to remain
in command of his corps, the Twelfth, till
the fall I've campaign is over.
General Howard also remains in command
Of his corps
The enemies position is strong one on
the southwest mountain and running toward
Raccoon Ford.
The Richmond papers confirm this, though
it is apparent that General Lee does not med
itate an attack. 1t looks as though both
armies would remain on the defensive.
Tho same letter intmates that Hooker
takes Burnsides command and Pope will
have command under Rosecrans,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-02
New YorIx sHarket.

New YoRK, octobsr 2-Flour lover,
and dropping, at IS 5O@5 20 for extra
State 85@6 90 for round hoop Ohio.
Wheat receipts 63OO0 dull and l@2e lower
at SOC 9Sl 05 for Chicago spring; 1859 "a
81 "a for milwaukee, club; 81 25@I 80 for
winter red, Corn receipts none market
with limited supply at 84@96c mixed
Oats firm at 67@72 Western pork scarcely
so firm IL 7j@ll 81 for old, Is 1908 SO
for new. Lard steady at lO@l0l Whisky,
52l
New YORK, October 2.--Government
stocks lower and active. Money plenty aud
active on call at seven per cent Sterling
very unsettled at 56l. Gold 43i. New York
Central 1859. Erie lOS Reading ll7s.
Coupons 63t. United States IS ST. Years
certificates 99Ic.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-02
By Telegraph.
EpoRrED FoR rHE pAILY EMpiRE
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
FROM rag ARMY OF rHE POTOMAC

FROM The ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
WAsnlNGroN, October Information has
bsen received from the Army Of the Potomac
that affairs were apparsntly unchanged.
Nothing is transpiring TO indicate any imme-
diate active operations The enemy is in
strength on the south side Of the Rap dan.
Generals Hills entire corps is supposed to be
there. The encmy's are on the north and
east of our lines.
A few days ago considerable column Of
rebel troops was observed moving northward
near the Blue Ridge, perhaps forming part
O. the force reported to be concentrated in
va ley.
,-i Colonel DELANEY, recently captured by the
rebels, was attachep to Governor Pierponi' 5
staff. He was at the time, soioutnng at the
house of a relative, several miles from Alex
andria.
Several officers Of the Navy have recently
mysteriously disappeared Among them Sec
ond Assistant Engineer Benjamin Bunce, and
Third Assistant Engineer Jesse Walton
They have, it is feared met with some CASUAL.
~ which has prevented them from reporting
their address to the Department
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-02
FROM NEW YORK

New York, October l.-General Anders n
states to the War Department he has yet in
in bis possession the flag he hauled down
from Snmter. 1t has never left his custody
AT a meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce
TO day, report was made from the committee
examine the harbor defenses. that vessel
would be exposed to raking FIRE ofs0O guns
Of the heaviest calibre, in its passage into this
hnrbor, aud they did not see how a hostile
vessel could go through the harbor The har-
Dor is in perfect state of defense.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-02
FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF THE
WEST

ST LOUIS, Oct 2.--The Democrats Leaveu-
special says the previous reports regarding
change in the Department OF Missouri are
confirmed, Kansas is now aseparate depart
ment
Generals Hunter and Curtis have been
offered commands, but both refused Briga-
der General McNeal has been rendered a
place and will proably accept. General
Ewing is removed. 1t is reported he will be
superseded By Blunt, and that Blunt is under
arrest and ordered to St Louis.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-02
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, October 2.
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR-Red wheat
Wholesale 90, retail 8 25
WHEAT-$l o.
CORN-65@70.
OATS-50
RYE-75@sO
BARLEY-Sl 25@l 30
HAY-Timothy l8 OO@2O O0,per ton.
COFFEE-32@33.
SUGAR-l2!@l4
WHISKY--h2.
CHEESE, -li@I2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-02
gBLE IN JAPAN.

JRK, Oct 2--The Tribune publishes
sal correspondence from Japan, giving
MAILED interesting account of the recent
hosu1.ies committed by the Damas, or Soma
inaepeAaent princes of Japan, upon the
Duten aa French vessels. 1t is generally
known ihats,ost st,-ifnot all, Japanese Daimos
nave SHOWN tlsnselves extremely hostile TO
foreigners 1heGoyernment Of the tycoon,
whatever may haye been its real sentiments,
maintaining friendly reaiions with lorsigrers
and yielding to the press,se brought u9on il
by the Daimas. The iafhg found /, cor.
venient to give new vitality 70 the long mn
recognized supremacy of The. Mikado. the
spiritual ruler through whom a Proclamation
went forth that all foreigners shonld be ex.
pelled. The council Of State Of theTgcoon
'tRpd Il necessary TO conform to this procIama-
l|tn. and three hours after paying to Eneland
eieo0Q0, for the murder Of the Englishnan
issued formal notice to the