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Your obedient servant,
A. LINCOLN,
rxL,.T,IrNT AND sTiNeFDE tT sLhvrs.

EKLIsTNFNT AND STAMPEDE tT sLhTrs.
Tho Cambridge "Intelligcncer' 'ays that The
following colored soldiers hare been enlined by
Coopel Bir;ey. up 10 the lst of October: From
Somerset 20 Drrcester 26'; Talbot, 9e 4; Caro-
linz. 90 Queen Anue's, lg9; Kent: 26; Cecil,
81. Bsitiuora (serond disfrict). l35 Baltimore
(.hird district) 1917: Hartford, 81 Frederick, 80
Washington. 81: Carroll; 81; st Mays, ,;
Anne Arundel. s; Prince George, il Howard y :;
total. 1.73S.
The Leouardtown (Md) Gazette ofshe 22d
inst says
On Sunday night last abont fifty negro mcn
left their homes in lhis vicinity and have mol
since been heard from. Since then re daily
hear of others that are missing from various
sections of the county, and the tenure to this 'p@'
siesof property has become 50 insecure As to ren>
der j. entirely vslRelass-
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NiUT'ir ia-'"n 80: q" ia" So. -
" tiGc tirs o. ITO j. OF the tGh.edc" r. =
Sfntr~ UT SD'cr!rH:
IN the pight ~ he s.h Sept: m,-r - ~ ca he
'uldir. in WI c rts u" n'f'' "a s'"'' Con, ora
n d Marshuis nfi,- doc vel y Il t ai y :.y
drs~rr ia M..r.ha!, offlr4 q v"s prp''y ma: h.l.
cmt!h ATS All c"utnns y, Aforesaid ac 'ea 'roH ::
yr,cn j. as T. / ows 10
re- Csuc 'rr";- Sa:rs Registered tond. -u,i!n 'ar
q i ~ Ba-., Got IN r.aI"""l r.. - Lr NJ -,rn
Mt ia,e' est ~ $500, AID 81 re: 'hs 3.- ."7 CT j!'
inc o.le7 Co fe,t-ra. sstes Ee4s,urdhr r .s.n.d!a
fvo. o: II "a d2yo, .ar Il anh dn',T!, h"ITLS
per rent ia-rss M 1892, and dated tue "s' dy
ne o.h-r Confederate Stats gs,e-.d hon j. issp.d
favor Mary ffavo, ~ Thousand iIa h-Er.nS
et nerest No 3, o. snd da:e" lie 3l'' day
Con: DER tic sta:ca RcFis.r rcd tond i urdn
faro IF w Hass FOR one ,'l9nsa d!'ar h.1ri.g 'sv:
on p.r interest, No ass and lated the lot Gay OF
oac OomcIcra:c s,s,o, Coapoa tond issnei in favor
or 2 w Bnss Nv hundred dollar, b"aT.ng ii b:
interest. NJ 500. aud dated tie 81, d"s Q: ApriI
And one Other Confederate States Coupon boal Issued
in ,aTor If W BIS for I've hrndr. dollars bearing
eight cen: Interest so 35Ss, odasted the ; day OF
April lsf3
Tbe cnuto-s were attached .,th'.c hond. These bonds
were purchased b. ilH, he. .tday Of ur i:G !Eam
4 II Eau'y j. Co. Az OF he .Ss:-e named Cp.f .h'e
St-s' 'ss,e.ed and Cea .. Soa' Shsn Essri.
ona'e. THY ". uuisrisC. n 10y in .r d:-~"r "a
Nh,cr plac'd 'l,l s.vn. pcs..sSl n d lie key
: ec. N tEr drrs he Yrf'ns ,e:ore tn
The rpbl- md IT,, ii Ell by tie lire.
Th. adv. rt.cJrr 10. j ion. - Ho-c.
j. Es n 20 rEay '. = III Regulations Of tbs
irr.Hry 10! ~. G:ea. n ;ucc Cases,
~: ..cs5r F. W. Pass.
OFFICE W. KHiEAL K 9 90,
rtIHHnSD Oc!f .,r .! ieGJ.
NOTICE re THE .-'r.:CS:,. l.IM.S OF
~ TIE VI GiA Ia CES?'t.'i. Rail-. ni9 CO.
In psa'ai s4-e,isI &C n. So r idCr. oi q, Tni -
Geltr. RAr0ai I"ip!, ny III !. =f T.: che 0;
@irha, TN THURSDAY, :Sr git: az + .-'-"r: r,
- S:rt s.c d-'a III -.s !ren 90 ;he ~ira : 8
I and rr:'rD.ugr n 'ae sl.-''n-
Extracts from III D.. lava nf tic Go5,ps-y
IAN bro1r. -r,r",-2t s;c"Ehr.ds: ~ .s--..:
meet rs ,hsl Ia Il Sr:,ar cad god by hcp'-.onit
ran.!e ring he 1H-.r. patncrshp- ,sf s;p in
the ss, 2r.sp, n ae signature o. .ih.r ri VI
the nra al b Wild \. yroJy "a u BE- reid 7."-.
i:;sa Ext; days Pr 20 u: El,t;i- @; tic SOFA
No proxy for ;udivitcn st7ekn'ieI. sha' pa*S fr.
going 10 nj rL r.i- ac"r:irE- o. q" GJ ~
tri, s. he is hin.e { IL s.ocfa ,ld-T.
"2e books {; ;r:..lr al be CLOSED f:tcrr dsys pa.
virus TO any scne 81 meeting
J. GARRETT
eetH7c!HEov Trss'rrar
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ELrCTIaS FrArpSiN OHn.-A telegram from
HnniI on. Ohio dated O:iorer % says rercla-
uus regarding The great IMPURITIES recently
given 10 Brough arc. daily coming to light. A
Methodist II muster Uas arrested here last week
upon charge cf illegal voting. He was brought
w before the Mayor to-,lav for trial. and VA,
Sound over in the sum Of FIVE hundred dollar
o appear, at The next session Of The Court Of
Common p cas-
The most gigantic frauds have been perp frated
IN Ohio during the recent election Highland
{ unity aon- gives Broueh. (Liuc"inte.) a ms
iority Of So votes mo than The male p"pnIainn
If TIE place IL contains a population Of D 50
males ncpling the unpaturaliz=d and soldiers
iu th- army.
I'll people here although expecting it, were
start upon the receipt Of III" ifauls and are
now ruhing their heads together a. 10 tho pro.
prisiy Of appointing Investigating committees
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Executive MANSION.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct. 81, 1868.
Hon Thomas Sv1nn:
Dear Sir: Your letter, n copy Of which. is
on the nrher halt of this sheet, Is received
trust thera is n just gruund FIR tho su,p;-
zion you mention: and an somewhat merit;
fled that there could be doubt Of nv views
up N this point Of your inquiry. | wish all
loyal, suailticd voters in MARYLAND and else
where, TO have the undsturbed privilege Of
.otine at elections; and neither my authority
nor my name cen be properly used to the con-
trary.
Your obedient servant,
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OFFICE CT THE UvIos STATE)
CENTRAL ioguITTEE. !
BALTIMORE. Oct, u, 1868,

IL tHC ItotsoHp'
Sir A suspicion having taken possession Ct
tho minds ST many layal Union vr.ers OF tho
State of Mary land that the election ab"ga 10
take place 0" the 4th o. November will be at.
tended with undue interference on the part Of
persons claiming: to represent the wishes e
the Government, am induced, hy wha:
know to be the desire Of a large number of our
people, and in furtherauce of applications dai
ly made to mo- - ask, m 'st respectfully. that
you would place ME, as Chairman of the Un"n
State Central Committee, in possession of
your views upon this subject, in order That
they may he communicated to loyal voters
throughout this State.
will beg YOU to believe, Mr. President.
that it is wl'h no doubt or di.trust on my
part, as TO what will be your response to this
letter, thai ask this. favor at your hand. :;
hut simply {" satisfy large class of persons
who believe that an expression of. opinion on
your part, would not.te withnnt It's benefit TO
lie people of tho State, in 2romuIing wha' We
all desire, fair expression of the public voice.
I'M, with great respert,
Your obedicnt lcrvant,
THIS SWAMI,
Chairman Of the Union State Central Com
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Ei'"NH ''FnqEST VIEW in the Coun
| l. 81 Hast7an, ave miles North Of or ,ugc e.
u = fr.e - ,us ~ acres; ~ Of ~hich Sre Il!
~ ii :os:i '.os, k,Sor; and aiu" well iiInae ed
- arc0'i g."-th arG r-irdsr "a ciriied in 10
y - IL 81. tc-s o. ~ acres, which embrace
h: "A :. - i. 4 Rrass !,ti coassr;e o ;he s'a;
L. u as'; III 'o.. AT ~sl' snppi-d lit" rurnii2
''', AID ~ - .rass The lsndiI well adapted 10
f.t'y - gain COPS
- -" =: IL. large AID esnTadioas. the. GU
- .'.'-f .'s:i 4 d all n .ocdrssSr
Ia i'c" ply .i- hef TO tia l3ih OF November next,
/" H"'-' 8 '~l A. pfh ic Gs!t.
i::::i', &C. Apply 10
ALFRED CHAPMAN
"a'i ~ war DrpR:tne4t Richmond.
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CART E. P Sutton sHoT-On Thursday
esening last quarrel between Capt. G.. W.
Chnnb srs formerly of Hsrp-r's Ferry, and Car-
tiap Z P. SuioR of Richmond took elaca in frot
Of The Vir. inis Hotel, St9unt"n. which resi tel
in Chambers shooting sutton in tn" thi,h Sn'-
TON Grew his pistol to shoot Chambers, who
~v,rrsd that he was not a'mel then Sutton
gave up hi, pistol to Col Assll,tson. rhereup.n,
Chambers drew pistol I'D shot Sutton he
same parties met the same night At The restaurant
of Capt Mason. Il Gs'iruf elsued wh ch resulted
in III. bea ing nf Sutton severely that he ha!
siuce that time been cuufned to his room.
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WANTS.

II ~ En-. tn sadersig1,d. living IN - retired por.
y, ga Gio sc te- county wishes to enp,"y I'M
s'i, Ai ,'r.yu sh.y aral;a-t I: ias,r CT his 'ro
= 80. J. tn BAgiish branches. L-tn. Fr.nch ~
i" h. i,aio. ITS address IS ':ousesi.r Cou't
ST. Y, WI. z. Smith.
e. -
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Mot - VIEW rSE AK. III sei pr
u r,:.l ay Trlc; Of Lnnd iyinE in The county OF
Z. ,il.s = sl.o n. t;.- lacds o. E,5-st Hu5ar'.
&,-.A :;h md 2;as-s about e;Shi miles south east
e; u -. i.H.. ..i .SD-t ~ distance from
"a =, Il I" H. RI or. ntvi- BE s.rAa a.
:! . cnn' !. q. :a7 c-. Ie0 % 7c'I a-e Ia oTiri
IS pat :av :: j-rei with oak. hickory, CHEST
Z pr =: .ihn AaJu: 10 sr. ia thrifty s.eSnt
:ya 81 ~. t..r'st NbAli NJ AREA Ia cleared nd
l.. - VII adapted to ;he growth Il AL the t'anle
&c SCOT 81 a"r"s 4 ne r.eNrrd ltod il very r''ie
:, d Tact h=l.. WI In,ered by tri creeks rnnhirg
= :s:i
i-e;' sc = :&e land comfortable fan.d dwelling,
81 cas- 4 Tie re-e: airy oEthouses ind hrst
NJ \ e ic.ou> waie. ..
=: w.!ng bay r:uS. come and see tho land for
e.@.rlT--
Ci>'.e. % = Ct. T. hcfore III, :5,a day Of Norpm.
- III ~ spI - ~. aud il suli scf1re. posses
r'rs - -iYe:-3 on th>-dar TeT"s. ca h or cr dit
ANTHONY w ALTON.
c-'3-t .aa. Brck!' gam q. n.
"a ut. 4 veg 4. sr.tl" Farm. cInt;,n:.g
N5', 81 aer-s, >! E1.:s- from = Hhat:,n Cour'
:t,4- .rn:a Jt:!eT.o2 pubic !ans!ns oe J@:res
~.
T--'-'' c. -" place An excellent Dwelling, with
49,, ~ .fi:e in the yard The ou,eouses, incu
.:a :r-..". az :.vcra! tobacco tsTrs. are al! III
f"t-..' ia,iei a,.o tae peach and sP. lie orchard
='-..'-.
:: s'sn on" rifle CT An Episrooai and Baptist
- sd i'-7 t.: fr shvtcria1 aud Methodist, AID N
r-l'-aii = h's!,,br a"ishburhood Mr Il G. Graves
-. 81 lio--e, VII! t,ae pleasure In allowing sr5
=. = of.igiS.-
sHi--. rg:.ic.ia.,, ailrc.e
p.S DANCE, ":h, IN p. o.,
49,: Chesterfield. Va.
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=, Try ~! r-ASa ACRES OF FL0n'D
If I 30: iLH-l ain No. chorng Tor sa'"
L. = Il, IL: c. IOf h i,up,d IN h coun'e = I
NJ! ,'oi~ri'~ STAT OF FlnIiia and ing Siouc
-. .,.. ~ & ors'a ii: DAD IT." lager pa. 81
l. -r-srnrr : farther back from ire r"sd u
l. r- "a ,.ri..; riur- hut enc 'r',ops sr" As fr
i -, "a. i -: I railroad, Nh'sa in'erse"tS thee
. -; r.i J ,ck-naY:il. aud F-rusiliira. Ca L.
|. 80. .. .ir!f p 81 MI-.s. Ia Tala1ass"H.
i,I:, r,inr- oiu ,OJ 10 Io)0 b t '"Eg s.a-
..-7 ,:.cr .=i are 81 I'll ada: d :" The cu'-
e.. 81 e, -Isr, eva :''"@ 81 s"g and ~ up
ir.rX n Tia: seslco have tie certifi'" -. Of
- = CT, S-i = cH" ia G- rg.a ~ s'nt'. AZ
:. :,-l.t. or c i, lhtt key are H. &" as
. I'D T.. >n-f- ;rT;ticn:. a-IGe ee-t cat aids
80 s's- -: nj ch " sell iro TORY 20 Ely 40.
.,,.r.-' . -,
Il !: .r.ruc'pr re! md viii ell N quantities
:, ri 70. / ...:. En:a.E Wa. - RoSsr&", u. 1--we
-, :. :ifa :aY as-''. Ind h'is a"thrrs d I" MA
.3., .is o. | ~ |! d. ,ei' II NV camp 4.
80 :. Ros Z 5 Ymor, e Ma:"n Geo gis. h 20
y - .:F sad. ~. &c r:rs Us desiring cate
.: 4 .si- !n7 IN ~ c-spo do be:ter than :. make
.r1- a,.rat'-=s Lands
g.u d. 'r2 y,:.cr Information can oh-ai7 it by Cd
!,4..:E r.r;. Es ab v- o. II selt. as low:
L.eu;e. :,at. Coiop", A S CUTS.
t...r ~. .. rG,a So \ p Hu.'- Cop R'"h-
!. IL :. .la!s Il, ~ onward d) Eo's idt'
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BUSINESS CARDS.
PRIVATE SALES.

| '.,t ,uu,y -, c. "a mile from Manson De2c.
y ..st Jnuc :"n I; ha- .ver.t thing Gesr. BILE
- e,c..d 4. aad With IL will be sold very
ga ..,s:y fr i.ru,iac '~s red
,t- iou; 0G0 acre, III =, snd | Nil d:vi'e
~ .,.,, 4: 80: 81
:, - p,;.c=!- spp'y 20 Il W. DREwRY,
v =, w., l. u.c, si-hmHui Va, 10 ho suosc :our
,.g.s.r "ar:eA coun'y,N C..
-: 81 'Jh. W DO"NEF.
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lid TO HiRE-For II. balNne.. OF tie
~ a. FOOD ooOK WASHER and IR0NER,
&0uUans can SECURE Il confortsb place ON sppilsa.
s1poxipg rsen Of The "Suaursr'' slase.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-04

Q3- TIE Army COMxIfFRE of the Young Meas
Christian AssOcialiOm and Ladies' SOldiess Aid So
ciety, acknowledge the receipt OF the fpllOwiua
contributions and supplies for the month Of Octo-
ber, viz:
Daniel Lucas, one- bbl -four; ia. Warwick, 4
shaker knit wool drawers, 3 do do shirts, and IL
prs socks; w ntshs0wer, 8 prs socks, fos Co Z,
23d Va reg't; N Blair Go, quarters beef, essl-
mated At 4aO Tbs; b -, hbls Aous; The ladies
Of Cainbes HUI, 90 prs gloves; Mrs Kate n Fsiead
prs Of socks; Mrs llansbosough, 2 pairs az socks
The Christian cooperation Of Southeastern Va,
per Rev w PettigreW, 80; Mn D., 50:
w Wilson, 200; viseinia lady, go baMk mote.
equal to 3D. Henry HoiIs Jay and wife, Spetsyl-
vania, "a; friend, for poor beyond corporate I'm
Chas CayIett, lst 20 Washington Adultery,
o, proceeds OF sale Of s0ngs, Is; Proceeds Of ta
bleau given by young ladies Of Charlotte and Lu-
nenburg counties, per Mrs Elizabeth Lee, TSeasu-
rer, Is; Geo w Wilson, lo0 Ms Pattle Jones,
Charlotte, so; Mrs Beverly Roy, Essex, per DR. N
Pbweil, 50; + Fontaine, Hanover, %; John Raa-
dOlph Tucker 50; Mr. A, 70; X p, Of Drewry's Dia1;
~ ID Smith, Surgeon 62d Georgia seg't, 10; Dr.
Skipwith, 10; Rev . Wilson, d b, Uni0a r
Sem, %; Mrs X, %; WIN Bensoa, Is; Aessrs
Epstin Brill, 90; i Cannon, l6; M d, SIS; u &
Harrison, Of Goochland, 40; Mrs Friend, CD; An
dew Johnston, 30; Mr. H, 50; Dr. Robs uensersoa,
of Cumberland, 800; Charles 4 CnYiet, sale OF
songs at concert, ll.6O; Omicr0m, $3.50; gentle-
man Of Portsmouth,, III; Nj g A B., $50; concert at
2,l4O. s.
Clothing Of all kinds for our soldiers aud their
families will be thankfully received and prompsly
distributed. About 81 500 are required tO furnish
the barefOOted soldiers In one Of Gen. Siuast's
cavalry bSigades with shoes and slcks. Special
contributions for this purpose are earnestly soli
cited.
Contributions may he forwarded To R0sxR MAJ
TIN Superintendent, OT 10 VIZ. r. MUNsORD, ,Chsis-
man Of the Army Committee. I
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THE ATTACK ON TAMPA, FLA.-A correspond
ent Of the Savannah Repmttioan gives the follow
ing account of the Federal attack on Tampa, and
their repuise on the 10th October:
The Yankee war vessels have been haunting
TampicO Bay during the war. On Friday, the
10th, two OF their gunb9ats entered the harbOr,
captured two schOOners loaded with cOtt0n-one
hundred and seventy five bales in alI--and all the
men on board, except the Captain and two others.
These made their escape by jumping overheard
and wading To the shore. learn from one Of the
fugltves that they did Of the taliest sort Of
running the first quarter Of mile to escape the
enemy's fire, and nearly five miles (having
missed their way TO the city, To inform the citi-
zens that the enemy were on them.
The Yankees burned the two vessels and cargo,
captured and made prisoners Of the In the
bOMbardment OF the town they struck house
with shot. They then landeda force Of ITO men
and marched against the town. They were brave
ly met by the soldiers and citizens In the place,
numbering twenty seven, all told, and alter spir
Hed contest the Yankees s'tOOk water" literally.
On our side nobody was hurt; the Yankee loss
four prisoners, eight killed and no mistake; many
re- supposed to be drowned-'sa contamination
devon tly TO tie Wtshed.'
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ARMY OF TENNESSEE,

.Cn1ttduOOSd Valty, OSt ~.
have but little to add to my postscript Of this
morning, touching the fight last night In LOOkOM
valley. This valley lies west Of the mountain Of
that name, and between Ii and kaccOOn mountain,
aud Is drained by Lookout creek, which empties
its waters into the Tennessee short distance be-
low Lookout point.
The attack was made under orders soon after
midnight, by Gen. Jenkins, commanding Hoods,
division. The column which had arrived in the
afternoon from Bridgeport did not proceed to
Browns ferry, where the new pOnt0On bridge Is
aid but stopped two miles short Of H. on the west
side Of Lookout creek. II was this column that
Gen. Jenkins attacked. Lanes, Beiming's, and
R0beus0n,s brigades were posted on the right, 20
as 10 hold in check the forces at the ferry, should
they attempt to go TO the relief Of their friends;
whilst Jcnkins's old brigade, now commanded by
Col. RrattOn, moved up the valley to the left and
fell with great violence upon the column encamp-
ed In that direction. The attack was furious
and very successful. Hampton's Legion, Qnfan-
try,) Col. Gary, got upon the cnemy's ieft ffank,
forced II back upon the centre, captured his camps
aud wagon train, and finally got in rear Of the lea
wing. In the meantime the forces at Browns
ferry were put In motion, aud were pressing down
to the relief Of their flying comrades. They were
in such numbers, and the ground was Of such
character, that it was found impossible to hold
them in check; whercupOn Gen. Jenkins recalled
BraiiOn. now pushing the foe back In great cOnfu-
sion. The order TO withdraw was not given any
within three hundred yards Of the only bridge over
Lookout creek by which the COnfederates could
retreat when the last of RrattOn's brigade passed
over II. Law, Bcnning, and Robertson did not
become h0ty engaged, and suffered but slight loss
Brattnn's brigade, on the contrary, lost nearly
400 I'm killed. wounded aud missing. AmUng the
killed was the intrepid Col. Kiipatrick Of the first
South CarUlina. A few Of our wounded fell Into
the hands of the enemy; this was incohsiderabicin
night affair. The loss Of the enemy must have
been heavy. He was not prepared tor the attack !;
was thrOwn into confusion, and his liRes doubled
back upon each other, 20 that the same Dall from
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-04

RAID IN MrsslssIPPI.-The Jackson Nississip
plan has the following intelligence of raid In tina
State:
The lst Alabama Federal cavalry. composed Of
tories aud desetters Of North Alabama, and com
maMded by Col. Fairfield, and battalion styling
themselves the Alabama, Mississippi, and Zen
nessee SharpshOOters, made a raid ip1O the Cane
Creek country ON Tuesday Of last week, and were
engaged by the command Of Col. FORE brother
Of Gen. FOrrcst,) with what result IL not known.
On Tuesday night RergusOa's brieade was ordered
to the scene Of action, and fought the raiders
until "Wednesday evening, with but few casual
ties on either side. On Wednesday and Thurs
day. the same force OF tories and deserters made
their appearance on the mountains Of Marion
Winston and Walker counties, coming within ten
mites of Jasper. They burned Aliens cotton Grc
tory, and destroyed much Of the property of the
loyal citizens-evcn tore up the dresses of the
ladies, and broke the fugntuTe and crOckeTy ware
ut every house they visited. They camped within
ten miles Of Jasper on Friday nigh-lefi ON Saiur-
day morning, and appeared at Boyler's, near Da-
vis's Stand ON Monday iast- They had three wag-
On loads of ammunition, which they were distribu-
ting among dislOyal citizens.
There Is said TO be large number of these to-
ries aad deserters at Glendale, the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, between Bear creek and Cor
inih; and from Glendale raiders are frequently sent
Lieut.-COl. Hewlett informs us that the FEEDER
ais have compi tcd the Memphis and Charleston
railrO ID to Bear creek, and are building bridge
across IL.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-04
FOUR DAYS LarEa FROM EUROPE.

The Germana, from Southampton on the 2lst,
and the City of Washington, from Queenstown on
the I'D uit., passed Cape Race. Thursday, on their
way to New York The following is SUMMARY
of their news-which Is four days latef-tcle-
graphed from Newfoundland:
The rebel prvateer feet, consisting Of the Ala
bama, Georgia, and Tuscaloosa, was cruising of
aud around the Cape of Good Hope.
Capt. Semmcs, of the Alabama, had sold his
prize, the Sea Bride.
The United States steamer Vanderbilt was re-
pairing In SimOn's Bay. Semmes, Of the Alabama,
acknowledged that he was afraid Of the Wander
biit by stating that he would try to avoid an en-
pagement with her, and Ii she biOckaded his
sci In SimOn's Bay that he would use all means
IN clude her, rs he did the San JacimtO at Martin
f0ue The Vanderbilt Ia, he said, so every much
faster'' than the Alabama, that Ii once engaged
with the fo.mer he could not get away from her.
Henry Ward Beecher addressed an immens@a
dience at Exeter Hall, London, on the 10Th inst,
upOl the interests Of the North. few expressions
OF dissent were drowned In the general paudits of
the vast assemblage.
The London Nesos says one Ofthe most enthusiastic
meetings ever held In London must have convinced
Mr.. Beecher Of the Truth Of Earl Russell's asseT
tion that the great body Of the English people were
with the North, and cause him to return home as
messenger Of peace and good will between the two
countries.
The London Times combats Mr.. Reecher's argu
ments, and declares that he is not the man 10 con
vert the English people.
Two divisions Ot Russian l0Iantfy, Win Sevefai
batteries Of artillery, have been ordered Poland
as reinfOrcements to the army Of the CZar.
The Black Sea fiotiia Of Russia was being fully
equipped.
have been replaced by Russians.
A revolutionary hand Of Poles had been complete
" cut of near Dublin.
The Hotel de Mile, at Warsaw, was burned By
incendiaries.
The Paris Moniteur says that the movements in
the Caucasus Stare very seTiOus.'
The Paris Pdy says that England and Austria
were negotiating for Identical note the Polish
question. Frame did not, the Pays alleges, p.6i-
cipate In the negotiations, As France will here
to every act which satisfies public opinion In Eu-
rope, and Is In accord with s'existing circum-
Stances"
The statements of the Vienna press agree In the
main with that Of the Pans ays.
A large body Of Danish troops was TO be massed
ON the southern frontier Of Schfcswig.
The English feet, under Admiral Keeper, had
arrived OF Ragosema, Japan Admiral Keeper,
not obtaining the satisfaction he required from
the Japanese officials, besieged the city and uiti
mateiy leveiled To the ground. It's palaces
factories, and arsemals, usass Of ruins.
On the 2lst Of October cOns0is were STEADY AZ
931< for money, aud VI AL for the account
The rebel COTTON loan had again feciined. The
II yerpSol COTTON market continued excited on the
18th aud Goth of October, and prices had advanced
from one half 10 one penny per pound. breadstuus
were steady and quiet. Provisions were steady.