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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-09
Ovation 10 @. neral sissi.

FHr1Suhd, Pa, Oos. j, I5oJ
1hsrs was IN impromptu ovation 70 General
Franz sigel and the national cause here tonight,
on the return OF . large delegation from . great
mass meeting In wotmorslAnd. An Immense crowd
assembled Al The Pennsylvania Railroad depot.
when large civic procession Of hrcmsn and citizens,
with torches and bands Of music, escorted General sss
and Delegation 70 tho Mcnonsahola House Tho streets
were literally packed with OF humane beings,
probably forming tbs larsess crowd ever assembled
hare reminding Of tho reception 70 Kossuth IN bid
palmy days. General sgsl addressed Tia multitude ID
paos,c appeal strongly urging she people TO vote th'
Union Stale ticket tho best Of strengthening th'
federal government In pu.tog down this rebellion. Tn
speech frequently interrupted BY most thrilling psu
du during iis delivery. Other speakers are s,i nd
dressing the people.
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Mr.. william Yo~ns,. Despatch.

VAtMs1To~, OCT s-sP N.
BY tho latest private advces from tho south appears
that Brasgs army has been reinforced sEos the battle
ChicKamaogs BY Tho following uoops;oro diyisioa from
Richmond commanded by 6cnsfsi Arnold Klxy, from
Western virginia, Commanded by 6sasrai san Joncs
from Petersburg and weldon, commanded BY Genera
Ransom: three br,gades from Florida, commanded by
General Howell Cobb, and Tbs three famous batteries from
Lse's 1my--cuts', Biodastts aud wAtons. 10 Addit
Bragg hss bis original army. cons,s,ins q u II MI,
and Folks corps besidss four divisions from hIsssippi
and Alabama, one division from chafisston ons d,ssn
Of Georgia state TROOPS, under Gsssrai wsssf ~.
vision from East Tennessee, two divisions frDn Ices
army. nteon thousand Georgia stats h'a under Cen
raj Wayne; i've thoasaDi cavalry, under Pillow neen
thousand cavalry, under Cenera wheeler. and three
hundred md hfy pieces Of sftsry Ills whole orcs 10
estimated ., hundred aud seventy ass shou.asd.
IT'S represented that Joe. Johsstons reserves Al
Roms EesAoA, Kings,on cartsry!s AID Etoa al Brfss
uunnbsf nfty I've thousand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-09

nscIoS- rms RssroAxp srArn --rhrse Of tho orisnA
seosss,oo States safhcIspty restored TO the
Union 10 allow 10 ~ pu, 10 opcratioo ell the local evl
laws by which they were formerly governed We refer
70 Tsnnsssss Artsoss and Lousana Ihs seats o. gov
eminent Of zach % which being protected by Union
troops and ,hs Stars and Stripes waving their Capitol
buildings The ars, moysnsnt necessary TO put IN
operation The machinery loyal stats sovsrnmen, ,hs
sisctbn q their respective Legislatures, which might
DO ordered and made ssai by ialioI procesdnss The
se for holding ,hs elections under the prov n The
constitutions o, Tennessee and Arkansas for 1893 al.
ready past. ami would th.rsors b nsces,ary bold
special election IN hoss for accomplishment Of
ths end
h Loaisans the snsnsi slsc,tn hss place the nrss
Monday IN sovompsr and ihsrs yea time sunoient -
hspnats and soct loyal Governor and menbers % The
Lcfsatoys vbsn the " accomplished, unitsd s,aiss
ssnstDrs could be chosen mnsdstly after The nrsi II
January Tbe ststes ooud b. reoairotsd upbsr ips
Con grssstnsI sppor,opmsn,, sod
by another special sso,oa prssssy IN the
vsoasoes are nils<, md ihus three q the s-esisd
States voua bsprse,ieany rss,orea 70 The Up,on hgr
Representatives. ,hs Two hos-ss q Coasrs You'd b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-09

Ab FhANtbTO, OcT, 7, 1900.
Tho sIport demand for general merchandise for China
and Japan unusually large this ssason. Tho principal
articles exported 10 that DIRECTION are brsadstus obSo
90, hams. bacon, Jsrd and cheese.
Twenty -four thousand dolsrb sent hence 70 ths
National Sanitary Comm during tho month o. Sep,
s-mbss.
Tho usual State fair. in California spi Oregon
They especially distinguished this year FOR shs
tent ana variety Of mineral specimen. Of the nncs Of
This coast and the extraordinary devotion TO horse racing
Agricultural and Industrial matters generally less
regarded than ~ former fairs.
The California fsirs however, awarded some very high
premiums 70 domestic manufactures Of voosn goods.
printing paper boots and shoes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-09
THREE OAKS LATER NEWS.
Speech Of Earl Russell on British
Foreign Relations.
He Defines the Policy Of tho English Govern
msnt Towards the United States.
All Hk Efforts to be Exerted 70 Maintain
Peace with America,
a. Ia

b. JoBSs, N. r., Oct Q, 1863.
The steamship Columbia, from Liverpool on the 10Th
ult, via Galway arrived here, Now York, at
nine O'Clock last evening wednesday,.
The Colombia takes on about 200 Of COAL and pro-
goods for New YORK 81 noon Of Thursday.
European politics are unimportant.
Tho steamer Psruvia lately launched for the Canadian
lne took IRE Greenock the 10Th Al the atsst
ports she was still burning.
The directors OF the Great Eastern have usd report
showing that nero capital must DO provided or the
pany viii be dissolved.
Tho steamship Olympus, from New York, arrived at
Queenstown at six A. NJ. OF the 28th.
The steamship City Of New YORK, from New York,
rived at Queenstown at I'VE A. N. Of tho 2sth.
Tho Nova scotian arrived Queenstown on Thursday
LIT inst
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Four MfiIions and = Half Gone South 10
Fay the Army and Navy-Movements OF
the Rebel Dick TayIor-Generai Grants
Health, Ae., dc.
CiIno, Oct 7, 1868.
twenty-five paymas,ers, with four and half millor
daars, went south today h guuboat Springfield, Ia
charge OF Major fenno. million and . bali goes 10
New Orleans. in charge Of Major Nichols
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad now running TO
Coroth, viii be open 10 Decatur, Ala In iex days
10 reported that Dick Taylor has fifteen thousand
rebels at Shreveport, La. watching one hundred thou
sand bales OF Gotten.
General Grant IL able TO move around
General Prenlss arrived from below today en- ro,ae
for Washington.
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Operations Between Murfrees-
boro and Chattanooga.
Engagement Bewees The lookout kountals
and hoccasin Point Batteries.
Reported Destruction Of Shelbyvire BY
the Rebels,
mr.. t. Q. wilson. Dispatches.

MELVILLE, Ott. Y, IsHo.
Up TO late hour this evening in'ornattn from Cha1'a
nooga Al Murfreo boro dA no, toll OF general engage
mont Tho two armios atm Ia front O each othcr,
fortiiyng Irregular hring u constant occurrence
There movements being male on the part Of
the enemy thai seemed odd and myteou. but not posi-
lively thrcatcpins do not pretend to give these AZ
positive facts for got tho Information thro sourcs
that Is indebted TO others for the samc.
Neither railroad telegraph communicative IL open
TO Stevenson, Alabama, from Nashville, but tho news
brought ID not depressing
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Cavalry Engagement Near New Albany.
MoBnx, Oct 0, 1903.
The snsnys cavalry, nftssn hundred strong with four
guns attacked Colonel Richardson New Albany yes
to-day. The engagement was with the artillery. The
m repuIsod.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-09
THE LATEST NEWS.
10 Rebels North Of the Rapldan -Extensiye
Re-enlhthents Of tho Veteran Sol.
dlers-Rebcl speeulations m Refe.
renee to the Strength Of the
Army Of the Potomac,


mf. r. 0s Cna maD's OespAtohs
HEApQrARTras, ARMY TIE PoronAo,l
Dot. 8, 1853.
During the last twenty four hours there have been
some indications Of q collision between the two armies;
but doubt any will speedily occur Our forces now
the front thought yesterday and tho night before that
there danger OF attack and made preparations
70 meet H. but quiet has prevailed since
The report teegraphed the press from Washington
that . rebel brigade occupied position north OF the
Rapidan river the railroad s Incorrect, and ilus.
the folly OF picking up items In Washington and
transmitting them fasts from the Army Of tho POLO
mac. Our forces picket the entire north bank Of the
river tos conascsos with tue Rappahannock, and the
presence there Of snse rebel brigade d,s,sn would
nece,xarily bring on a conflict
Cen Elliot, lately Commanding the third DIVISION Of the
rrd corps accepted the position Of ehst Of cavalry
on The stat Cen Rosecrsns and has st fer Chatta
scssa DO not know who is 70 BE- his Wsoecsor
mo army has been PAID on up 70 september l. sud vsst
amounts q money bepg sent home By the troops
rbe Bzress conp~ny for tho sss wsess have
received and forwarded FROM Their sfsoe In cuipcppsr
ove hsadsei thousand dollars 1yy, besides which
large amounts arc transmitted By mall
cartsn A. J. Russell, the Photographer Of the War
Departments has arrived here with his extensive, sppara
VS. to take nsantanscas Views Many consider this sd-
vent omsoos ss observcs That the department. only
sends IN artists JUS, a srea, battle expected
ne best Of feeling prevails the army and reenuss
meats for two ysars going on rapidly under this
resent ensssusus giving hundred csAars bo~nsy 10
osSsokiisvs estimated tina, folly i've thrds Of TIE
r1y o. n, Pesonas -si rcsrd-s.
GyswA warren comuaoAas sss Second eorp. lsSs for
washhspon ye.se~aHy.
Ind Ia sus~hs N Ne RsA.ssu E,~s.n~ .s,hs
| s,if,~s:-
| Rs rspss.,hsa nes1s - ssst tvps array ssrps "
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N Wsf~I
IN erRRA.

Iossbt vsrAss great voss, "Rxessss," vn ~ s,vsa
81 the Academy Of ns~s, ~sh No. Ksoss oar nrrs ~
pesrssss tbs sssssn) IN .sosni and rios BH<m Mere
viii he ans scuss, 90 tho. seats are slrssst ap ~s
pos-d o. - nsro- nishs Nms Yssacs, sppsav In her
grest rsis, "Norms.v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-09
OF sne Vermont Leessi.s.ss.

Hovrpul~s, v, oct. ', 1888
The vsrmsn' Legislature convened 10 IA pbee 70 say
NE Beuss.vn organized BY The elsstsn q A. u. cardI
bes Of Bonn sstD Speaker and the rsesslen Of Inward
A. Stewart, q prby cerk. IN Vie senate fcnry ciuk,
I" rc1rney vas chosen Secretary. and ". T. Lamb. Of
Darlington Ass",an, cers and Rev,H L s'oro, q ort'
be'a, Chaplain. Governor inbroos seliveroo "a ,Ano
tory this altcrnoyn
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OR washiskson Dispatch.

wssmrorUs. OCT 7 iss3
Private aivoss received bore from thAi,a ors fsyf.
zen, thai all 10 going well with bssrsns' amy ard
that DO viii be able 10 tie orsss,s II "
tie opinion of thu military Authorities that thu decisive
battle Of tic var viii be Tough, IN that vicinity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-09

HE sssprm-cnry tssNuDeni. = Ne vel sso~n p.y
"csyp. Sybo Al pfe-sst 10 ~, go q f~nosfsv1r
No. -D ns phoe o. Ne i"h ssi IS'b -.ss. ., ~
GsHgs' xrsund NJ I,'b.ssu A s.Assh 81 bs p.y.s.ty
SIXTEEN .aYvs pl,,s, .ssiss,ssgsn ppTSkrs.t eafrf
rse~-suss - az $500 AZ . .sss>sr frshfss ttlt
90 usspl tersg ~ us-ss a, Hlefs<xN saffA
90. Gbss giof 'ssd sssF tyss,' sxAi ~ So Ms
vsfNsy psfwf W.As gam Nvs.f~r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-09

Melville, Tenn.l oct. =, Isf3
Rgnos prevail hsrs tia, large farce = rebel osva,ry
hays captured ard .a,asy destroyed shsbJvrs Teen,
tatiag eur forces ,bsrs prisoners No particulars have
bs~a received hcrs.
Tho trash q the report - qasst,onAbs
General Mitchell. with q barge forcs n osv,iy, vas
pursuing the rebel osvsiry bal have report q he
being within s,risinr Distance.
n. s1fgsph working .i'sin 'hre' mil' Of cha'ia
nDga
arss force 10 rebuilding The rslrosd r@cs recently
torn Up
probably ID. rebel cavalry have sriisd PAT usiiD
to.uds Kentucky W harrsss Bgfn'is's limos Supplies.
and part soiDg .oyth ward sranst HseefADs
John ~ ernhh has been aaAHsoIsy fs-s.seisf ksyor
~ ysshvils. Tenn.
There " NJ prospcc, u = no m TIE river.
Jbs LATEST AfT1os from chapAoypys sAy that al %
ga,cs, add tt,rs "a pfos1~oi q "a al,sc1.
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Iaaly.

n oTk,si 0assk pubshss . dsssss ~nAAssvise
exsquaaur Pss,tsoa The Italian hiasdom owing
To the sxpuscs II nsfssIian Cosssi frca Rc0s -Nh
out canss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-09

Count waIswski Do Persssy spsxen Of 70 .
eeed Baron Gros At London. The Memorial Dpioma,sgu
believes the Trsseh sovsrnmsos 49, - sos,s~Tlsss
sny sAAnge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-09

Private Bombay kilograms II September H. rspors bu
s,nsss more soivs. Dtsrvs sostop 600. prssshu ~
70 Liverpool
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KEWs FR1M CHARLESTON.
REBEL ACCOUNTS TO THE 9Th INST.
Attack on the Frigate New
Ironsides,
&C., &c.s q.

WASHINGTON, Oo&~S, 1858.
The Richmond Eraminr OF the 9th ins, has the fol-
lowing
CHAnzsros OCt. 4, 1853.
Thew has been very little 1ghtng TO day. The enemy
have steamer outside with Yankee coIors h0sed over
the British dag She supposed 10 be captured block
ads runner
Foknxss MONROE, Oct. 9, 1868.
The Richmond Enqsirw Of to-day contains The follow
ing dsspatehsss--
CaAnHnos, Co., 9, 1893
An attack was made by 20 to-day the frgats Iron
sides, damaging the Irousides and alarming the feet.
Two u our men, including Lieutenant Gassett Of gun
boat Chioora, are miasiDg.
CBAalrnos, Oct Q, 1893.
For the last twsntyour hours there has been but little
firing. The enemys Morris Island works seem nearly
completed.
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The ssssnsbip ~. Assvsw 81 cape
Rae.
cssr a.s~, o. =. is~

- sSamss p, ~ Assscw, frcm bvvpo-i..~s, u.
scusd v osssA pa-'-a 'ss pet % vsaa-sssy usr.-
hs, AT sAs bo.saei ~ Ne y.etf ns sas@s 90
srtsipa,sa
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spain.

me Emperor Of Mssoono had promiss1 70 esnply ~ih
the demand Of Spain, ssa sssd ssops - shss'ss the
Ris1s
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Up 10 this time have Of especial lmpgr.
lance regarding the particular donas Of eiihor
foroeS those OF the enemy IN tho besnborhood d
Chattanooga. Railroad communicated bn not been
sumsd. The damage the railroad 10 greater than Wa
at nrst supposed.
Information has been received which goes 10 chow thai
the enemy divided his mounted force engaged In the
recsnt raid several detaebmsns and the ugan into
minor onss that such detached bar d the
mountains and woods In those bsigbborhoods thereby
rendering road usvS dangerous other than
strong military commands DO not thak doing
nothing 10 prevent This
Tslsgraphic mmuncaton was sti interrupted TO
day between here and Stevenson, Ala but 10 reported
10 viii be all right again tonight
saw gentleman 70 day who was msds prisoner BY
tho rebel when they In tho ncigbborbood u
Murfr eosboro.
This gentleman says the rebels intended N reach
railroad line some days than tbey did bos
owing TO Unforeseen and detention Incident IA
moving their artillery, they we're delayed, and had 81
sfort ret up IN tins 10 their
movement 70 be . surprise or 10 effect their object,
lie also ssys that the rebels admitted having fsHet
earring out TO full their main design ANA thai
they destroyed ths railroad snd bridges much 10 pro
teet their retreat and the sake doing schof
they did from any confederation Of interference w,ts
RosscrAns supplies in'orocnentx
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~. ID. p. coningham's Despatch.
IN mH TSnD, ost 9, IRA

INSIDE on kuwapox.
7 am no, wiring of battle q Starring
svens BY deed aud nem," bA, Asnoxcns ire, 70
reveal the pcastes Of rcssIss. and ospces msn sspss
hc gsze
h,e,y ssox swoRalong, picket sucs. psy,ss INTO
thc sprpsd ~ deserted that have fAsa into
cur ha,As, or holding o, sgrecAss sonversa,pa wxA
sea~ant SGT rather butter sscesh ladies' who had ths
sour.sc and ssyddsooe sensn bsr The rebel hcgsa.
AIoSg ru nrTpAS.
There some cosey lite spss nssscd down 70 The
vsney Of The Rap,san. some beautiful houses dss No
south SIDE Of ssfsarp, ~eepps s were. ssne ~
sope and sreet Of TIE hall. Wilderness Of shade trees
and evergreen shrubs give thcn apsasing sgpeusDse.
Bu, the priss Of then beatty wi,hes beneath the tread
o. our ARMIES. The sus old msnsous, the splendid pAn
cations with their ordy Of trees, orsmbe and
s.n az ~ torn down BY Tho blast u the ssocco.
paiIIsssRhos nsssIoE
viii rive you some description cf ruioed house
iisiy belonging 70 The robeNGenc~al Ial1ferro, and
* mo &. sce rInrc-'
SAs General vn until hsely Colonel a Tho Twenty.
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70 Nosra A>ssay Tw~ssiu As-s-sss~-.-, Ne
Ssfm Asssssas Tss-~spb s~.s-iss 40 10 ssssF' -
sss ave. u N. Asa.~.a Ts.s4f,a ssspsay D. Nh
esq ne sGwss sas~1s osyyssss 'h' ss"sa
sss. arc serrs~ss
Tbs In~ Tsj~xsrh compsaf.
~ N~sr4 tnsr fssHfs.t Ara sHet
rn~ ss- y.,s "a s-ss.s Sssrsps cmpsv
- ttssts ssd fg.s fsssf-~ lsVsssry
yss lturps srd Ne. s.ipp b1~.r ~ >s1tahr
n. = ,fs-essatf fs<sf~h eesSssy
Tls " ss.sf Ie~sfdpa opJ-~T
A. re .ssss y~t-dsy fssr1isa. ps..si
hshy . n,~ssrtsry - cyras yssS ne ~ ~ "a
sss~Assr hs1rs. issossssss,n ~is w. stsstr css<
6-a,sE, ~ fe,fy b. hrsiats 80 ~ 80 pr
rssxass tusas sfa a. Hnssn-i p----s.s ffh y
mfsgafftt ufffssit 81 80, ia-t~ sffT fsssl
~ 80 ts az " i.u se . lh.ss 4sirafcps snts
Ifzss.
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ne sab.erir'ou assni reports Ne sss u iITTs 90
fvstronips ts-eAy.
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IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.
Tho Anticipated Rebel Invssion-0reat
EIcitsmens IN X snsas-Troops Ordered
from Lsavsnworih-Ths Miiitis Called
Ont, &C., SO.

Tho Democrat (Leavsnwor,b specially says there
much excitement there IN consequence Of . rebel
advance upon Fort Scott fand Kansas Guy. All tho
troops at Leaven worth have been ordered below and
II is stated tina, tho militia have been called out
Fort Scott Ia believed to DO strong enough TO success
fully resist tho attack Colonel Blair commands there
General Blunt viii march Texas, uniess his force
should weakened by his being ordered 70 Springfield
or Little Rock
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Arrived ssn Ne vssA Ttbschrristsa. 81 ss~susss
vumnsA, Aawssaa, asfhsoss. ~ Nv~p~ci
sss~s ~ No. ysvs, no, sAsss~<s All sssseoss
orhssA, fssn pssl rYs~ssss. kon hywpssl
Arrive fsa wee fosn, sessAs, oppyss prsnsgni.
tsh spdPyas. ~ nhs Rs<s LSS~ssr - Isss~A~, al
0sussew, Mr., ~ Deal hsss 1soh, 81 AnSsssvn
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Commercial Isssins saes.

Commercial Gstsing snee.
LONDON noSsy nAMU.
Erie shares, IA rs
GousRs for money, t3H ss3H
fRNEnPOOL COpTor hAkHDT.
fxv prvor, Set. 10, 1852
C~,sop nrm AID unshansed Sales On ns day Of ,he
sses1sss eeyastvr 300 bsIss OF vhss pscaaiors and
srpostsrs bok o ,o0~ bales.
nANCHHrTyk TRADE RnroW
There has been Manchester th~ saf nx
Of NE Persia
kfvNrooL srsADSruFvs nAHayr
Resds,uffs ankt AID steady Tb~ss lee bo~n rssn
lx narhst snes the Persia sailed.
LvmrooL rnOvisros nAEsW.
ne provision nAxket b steady. fAra nrm>. hnur
vt&sfy 6,Uk stsaay. Cses-susp ss~s. hrA. crn
Asbs nWW; ~ or asrposs aud eh for r<ss. n
hEHroeA rRcprc9. HAsru.
~ We1nss Bnshs< - gvsst fespoi~sm gt~t 40 D. ~
D. - sr rse.>As koss-ps 49, apes twps~
EB DAyUp nlRHws.
kv~wsst, sept ", ~
- Absrst ss>sss We Ay u ssp~rssrs rss> s~.s-
49, spss.es. 20 sxw,sys.s 80 nssss'
nrse ovDpS ~ rssosy, ~ . vsN ms sos-s
~A"'
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HEADQUARTERS. UsnKD SrArrs foacrs,
AI.1LxLLI lam l.cI IL y ~

Tho reports received up 70 this time At Mrroesboro
conflicting, and though Of importance are by 10
certain. lA considered beyond doabt that the
euemy is being rapidly pursued by forces, and that
while he may stop TO do damage W the railroad be
will have 10 retreat with rapidy. II General Forrest
reinforced Py infantry then there na probability he
make q stand; but 10 hardly probable no viii gsta
sufficient !nfau,ry force for this purpose,
On the railroad referred 10 above extensive means.
both In labor and military force, bsirx cmpoyei
part 70 restore communication, aud both II sud ths
telegraph win in worry short time DO again IN working
order.
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The Baltimore Committee OF Invitation.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 8, is6s.
Tho Hon. Henry winter Davis accompanied by the
Hon. W Holman Of the city committee TO invite
the Russian officers and Admiral Fsrragut Baltimore,
left here this evening for New York. Mr.. Davis vIii
speak At The Cooper Institute tomorrow night. Mayo
Chapman, with the other members Of tie commitsss,
eave 10 morrow.
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Foreign Ministers 1t Wash.
ingion.
Russian Consul Of this city.
All other foreign Consuls re-
sident al this port.
Oilicers OF Britain and
French vessels of.vnr now
In port.
Officers OF the United states
Army and Navy.
Catholic, Protestant and
EpiscopaliAn Bishops and
Clergy.
Mem berr OF the press.
Governor seymour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-06

fact, TO be in a condition 10 move at twelve hours
notice.
GEMS. COCHRANE AND NEWTON TRY TO PREF
UDICE THE PRESIDENT AGAINST BURN
SIDE.
Shortly after that order was issued Gen. John
Newton and Gen. John Cochrans-the one com
manding a division and the other brigade in the
left Grand Division, under Gen. VIM. Is. Franklin
came up TO Washington on leave OF absence. Pre-
yous TO obtaining leave OF absence from Gen
Franklin, they informed him and Gen. VIM. +.
Smith that when they came to washington they
should take the opportunity TO represent TO some
one in authority hero the dispited condition OF the
army, and the danger there was in attempting any
movement against the enemy at that time.
When they reached Washington, Gen. Cocharne
as he states endeavored TO find certain members Of
Congress, TO whom to make the desired communica-
ton. Failing 10 find them, no determined 10 seek
an interview with tho President for the purpose Of
making the communication directly to him. On
proceeding to the Presidents house, bs there met
Secretary Seward, to whom he explained the object
of bis being there and the general purport OF MS pro-
posed communication TO the President, and requested
him TO procure an interview for them, which mr..
Seward promised TO do, and which he did do.
THE GENERALS PREvARICATE.
That day the interview took place, and Gen.
Newton opened the subject to the President. AT
first the President, ss Gen. Newton expresses H.
"yery naturally conceived that they had come thero
for the purpose of injurng Gen. Burnside, aud sug
gesting some other person to fill his place" Gen.
Newton states, that while he firmly believed that
the principal cause Of tho dspr'ed condition OF the
army the want of confidence In the military ca
pacity Of Gen. Burnside, he deemed 1t improper 70
say 30 to the President fright square Out, anu
therefore endeavofed 10 convey tho same idea ind-
recty. When asked if be considered it any less I'M
proper to do such thing indirectly than 1t was to
do 1t directly he qualified his previous assertion BY
saying that his object to inform the President OF
what no considered 70 be the condition Of the army
in the hope that the President would make inquiry
and learn the true cause for himself. Upon percey-
ing this impression upon the mind Of the President
Gems. Newton ana Cochrane state that they hast
ened TO assure the President that he was entirely
mistaken, and 30 far succeeded that At the close OF
the interview the PRESIDENT said said TO them hs was
fbsg good would tesut from the Interview.