davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
s.n. Roseer.n. consr.t.lasory order.
u. %.
HysDcuAx1grs, DEPARTMENT ov THE ccmsxRI.sp,

HrApcuAxrsss DxPAHrxExr ov THE CcxsyRI AVID.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 2, 1868.
ARMY CrNryRr AMD--lou have m ide grand and
successful campaign: you have driven tho rebels from
Middle Tennessee You crossed great mountain range,
placed yourselves the banks OF broad river crossed
II In the face Of po~erui Opposing army and crossed
two other great the only practicable
passes. forty miles between extremes. You COZ
centraied the face q superior numbers fought the
combined armies Of Bragg which you drove from shelby
Vile 20 Tulahoma Of Johnstons army from Mississippi,
aud the tried veterans OF ongsects corps and for two
days held them at bay giving them blow for blow with
heavy interest When the day closed you held the aed,
from which you Withdrew In tho face of ovcryowerng
numbers. to occupy the point for which you set out,
ChattanoogA
pasn you bold The key of East Tsnocssec Of Northern
ceorgia and a the enemy mines Of cpal and Nitro.
let these achievements console you for the regret 700
your rcmanins on The ned TO renew the battle for the
right OF bury your gallant dead and caring for your
brave companions who lay wounded on tho field. The
losses you have sustained, though heavy arc slight,
Considering odas against you and the stake you have
You bold IN your hands the substantial fruits of VIC.
piandis OF grateful nation which asks nothing Of
those who have fighting but obedspce 10 tho
conssaus,cu and laws established Tor our own common
bcrent
The Genera' Commanding earnestly begs every ofncer
and soldier or this army " unite With him In thanking
Almighty God fos Bs favors 70 W. He psessuu hm
soldlsrs of this command Zoe their energy. pa
tence and and The undannted dis
pisysd by sho-s Wis fought with unnschns rssou-
ton. "a.
Herher the history % THE vss probably he ssnals
cf any battle fursn oftcr example cf obssnsss bravo
~ and enduring rcs'ssance " sspsvior nunberswhso
the bsyosst many sss o hold thsr porStlops asasss
Odds did COR Ian and eau1ss, comprising troops
frm eli oorrs the sfic u ~ 10Th Of Ssps
ber, 81 the battle Of f"ohieksmAaea"
hscv csswAi csumandise.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
Our Russlan XIsitora.

Today Rear Admiral Lisoyski and his offcen Will
visit the charitable Institutions Of city, 10 oompany
with tho Commissioners OF Charities and Correction.
Although invited 10 accompany the French and English In
. similar visit Tuesday last they did attend. The
routine will bc pursued to-day pursued on
Tuesday last.
On Monday next the banquet to be given by the city
thortss will positively take place Yesterday afternoon
the committee proceeded board the flagship and made
the necessary arrangements relative thereto.
Visitors s flock board the Russian vessels and the
courtesies being extended 10 them continue bated
Al the officers express the deepest gratitude for the treat
meut which they have received since their advent in
Amerc waters and promise W faithfully chronics the
same on their ARRIVAL heSne.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.
Defeat Of the Rebels Near BoOnevllle
and at Dug Ford.
R0UT OF the ENEMY AT MARSHALL.
Capture Of Artillery, Small Arms
and Grain,
&C.. Co.. a.
ROUT OF the ENEMY At MARSHALL

ST. LOUIS, Oct. IL. 1853.
Dsspstoaes from the wesem part Of tho State rorrs
sent that shsby's ton Monday. near
Boonsviie and running ssi he up tor several miles.
resulting In tho death Of many rebcas.
On Morday night artillery axhs occurred ss Dag
Ford In which tho rebels desesssA. with loss Of
twenty killed The rccIs thes divided four squads
going toward Lexington, another toward soda and
the other tho intervening roads Gsosrsi Brown
fighting the ssdaiis squad. Phillips and Rose
going toward lexington end Major axar In the
coney Is reported badly wounded.
The rebes pluodsrcd everybody In Boonsvi end stole
al the horses along tho route leaving our
troops.
despatch from General Brown dated Marshall, Saline
county, 18th inst, ssys-Ater hours Eight.
whipped the rsbcis, capturing their artillery. large
number Of small arms part OF their train and killing
largo number.
Dispatches say that Browns force Is pursuing tho
rebels In directors but donv locate the battle Our
casualties are unknown.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
MIsCHLLAvEOUS.

(.oLp WATCHES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
iery foriy-hse. lfy. nfty i've. sixy sss~nty tive
eshty-hve hundred. three hunirei dollars
cs..h, some with Dsmopds outside
rne o"i Watch Chains. styles hTteea. twenty.
S n'r tAiy. thirty any W hunirts dollars
,,., oo'd farkings and Pms styles tsrs-
do lars a 'S' '''''' - - -
,,., "oh brnree new sls.. EIGHT twese. fifteen.
each. '' 'N''f W "'' """"s'' "'"~'-
,.'.t.. '''f hniin"s new styles. az, eight. ten.
p,,,. 49,, ~ ,htl ani tweuiY Ave dol q
and niiren dONar. a ' 49, -''-' ''"' 1890
., noa se'ri rms sni knas two taTee nre seven ten
hftrtn. To twenik.iN dni.ars each ' - '' -
paohn hn twenty nve thirty i've, for,y lfty sixty
each. ~ "''"''N' "'H''~
For sale by utoSGHc e. MLEs, AIS broadway one aoos
below Csu, street Formerly ~ Wall street - - ~
EoLD WATCHES FOR LADIES AND CrNTI,FMrN-
VI Forty. for'ynvr, ffly sixty vents. We slg-v ~.
Que huncfcd tNo aud three hanurcd aoiar. ,o,o
with damon d. an the nnisiic. ior sale AIIES
ss Broadway door below Canal rIr.o orariy so N
Wall ktfeet, -
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
Grover & Bakers
SEWING MACHINES

Grover e. Bakers
SEWING MACHINES
THE HIGHEST PREMIUMS
A. the following S,ata Fairs Of 1863, for
TIE BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
THE BEST MANUFACTURING MACHINES
AND THE BEST MACHINE WORK
NEW YORK STATE FAIR.
Iirsi premium for family machine.
First premium for dou lc-thrrnd machine.
First premium narh,ue
VERMONT STATE FAIR.
First premium Tor family machine.
First premium lor man 'scinrtng machine.
First pre- ium Tor machine work.
IOWA STATE FAIR.
First premium family machine
First prem'u n for manufacturing machine.
First premium for machine work
MICHIGAN STATE FAIR,
First premium ior family machine.
First pre- mum 'or manufacturing machine.
First preriun for machine work.
INDIANA STATE FAIR
Frst premium for machine for hil purposes.
First premium for rsfhine WORK.
ILLINOIS STATE FAIR
First u i mum fnr machine for all purposes
IlIsl prc mum Tor machine work.
KENTUCKY sTAiE FAIR.
Frat ore mium for " achne for all purposes.
First premium fot machine work.
PENN SfbNANlA STATE FAIR
" NJ premium for manu- acturng machine N
, - y,r,, ,,n ~ tor besnu II m.cs.,,;Scc vQlk- 81
OHIO STATE fIIR IT .xr,-.j l...A-e,,s-
FIRST premium for n,scblto WORK
- And at severn instltutes and county faira.
nearly a tbe above fnirs the leading sewing machines
were ss%%IissRooSs q 49s BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
NEWS FROM WAsAiMsT0N.
WAR GAZETTE.
OFFICIAL
The Custody OF Capt0red Property.
GENERAL oKDERs-NO. 33l.

Vho Custody of Captured Property ,
GENERAL oKDERs-NO. 33l.
WAS DEPAkTMxSr ADJurAST GENERALS OFYpE,
WASHINGTON. Oct. o, 1Se3.
The President orders u
IfrSi-Ad houses, tenements, lands ard plantations,
sxcept such as be required military purposes,
which have been may be deserted and abandoned by
insurgents within the lines Of the military occupation OF
che United states forces, in States declared by oc!aa
zion OF the PRESIDENT to be in usurrection viii hereafter
oe under the supervision and OF the supery sng
special agents of the treasury Department.
Second-Ali commanders OF military departments,
districts and posts WILL upon receipt Of this oraer, sur
render and tarn proper supervising special
agent such hoose, tenements lands and pananons not
reqGred for military uses, may be in their possession
or under their CONTROL and all officers OF the army OF the
Un,ed States viii at all times ronder to the agents ap
pointed BY the Secretary OF the treasury all such aid as
may enable them obtain possession OF
such houses ands enements and plantations, and to
maintain their authority over the same.
BY order OF tho SECRETARY OF WAR.
e. D. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjutant General
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

Royal VRvnpa Ilottcry.-30 per cent
paid for Pri7cs Information furnished. Highest price
paid for doubloons and all kinds Of gold ana silver.
t..H TAYLOR A Co, Bantrrs
tf.. l6 Wall street New York
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
sssvs sre~ ss. rr..s ssss.

eaised steamer cons,itason. for Paaaaa carrying 100
psssssvs ssd Sxoscoo fov Ensss1 $50 900
sv Nee York Asx ssis 200 Panama TAs Asasr wss
shippsa by Roshss hnds agent and surpossd " - pss
ssssss ssrssssnens for rsyins the rreseh srosps 10
wsrI0
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
Stringent Order OF Admiral Porter.

CAIRO, Oct IL, 1858.
Admiral Porter has issued very stringent order. with
the view Of protecting tho vessesand other
property from nre by tho incendaes. Strict guards
bo kept and ali sentinc and watcbmen to be armed
with muskets and revovers. Tugs constantly pass
ing In the harbor.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

cmcsni Drawings oF N"~~av. f1day =
Co. keninokv snd Misspa1 STATE Lott svtas.
=. ArsrucEr. ExrsA cLfs 1--oct it 1888
10, oi, a. a.. %, 10 5A, 81. "a. 81. ~, 68.
"a 40 krstVoxr. cLax s3s-Oa- IA. iset -
Circulars sestfree OF charge by stire,sp s.ihsr.
MURRAY, BDOv 90,
Coyinslon. Ky.. or 81 tsas. do.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

OmcSaI ORA wings Of the Library Assoc
ciaton Company's Lottery az Kentucky.
EXTRA CLASS 30l-OcL H. 1861 -
q, 20, 81, "a, "a. O. A.. &c. o. Al, IS, 2, ~, 23
CLASS 36s-0ct H. 1863
~. 27 IL, II, A., q, q, Ia, so, 40, ~, ~.
CTcul lnrs sent ny add fess,ng
FRANCE. ELLIS 4 co. Managers. Covingtoa, Ky.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
THE STATE ELECTIONS.
The Pennsylv.nia Election.

The Pennsylvnnta + .octiOn.
PHILADELPHIA, Dot. IA, 1893.
Forncys Press figures up Curtn's minority at 81 1872,
with counties hear from which In 1860 gave
10 .332 mejor.iy ior curtin.
Fulton county gives 2st majority for Woodward.
EAsroS, Oct. II, 1868.
Wayne county complete gives Woodward 900.
NORTHAMPTON county complete gives Woodward Z, loo.
Phiadelpnia gives $50 majority for Curtin.
Lebigh county gives Woodward .s3s n.ajority.
Aleg hany county gives Curtin 7,700 majority.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

Prizes Csshed IN all Legaifzed Lotteries.
room No. y. n Y.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

Prizes Cashed in All B~xaI,xed Lotteries.
Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker. .
II Wall street. room No. !, New YORK.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

Prizes Cashed I'm NH Legrlized I.ottc-
rics, and information given Diamond Jowciry bought
T.. GAIGE Broker s7s Broadway near Asor place.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

I've epv~.e-vers-sD.~> acies u" strcng 9Th.
improve sight OIL ssA Young Dy av Or nsh
witk~n' pain Or fagu. Highly seeA @rs " We mcd
Ucuist opsicia.. oCgz Brsv6vs1. opposite Bond 81.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

Nos. 400 and 291 ,Sowsry-Ihc Cheapess
Cash Clothing Warehouse 70 Join A. nUNTnn CO
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
az eo,aI Invitation.

SA ectal Invitation.
paIJ BLACK CO.. Broadway. corner OF Prince street.
n m blic invited TO the inspection OF the most esten
Awe nina Of choice goods ever exhibited on this sdo
ef the An autc:--
'" 'se A'A II eases from France aud Belgium.
l's cssks from England
g. from Germany.
ri. from Italy
va "a IN, upon patrons and all dcsirous or
srrpvi.s ~ ~ er with OF and ele-
~. & Of the European markets for
articles luxury sesved rs rs an opporaniy Of pu,cna.
p''" BALL. BLACK 4 co.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

BriIIaans and PowGr1go> DAY and
nigtDoubir Perspective 0ssses fsr ksd 49,
:nd sonrts use eompaSs portable ssd sfn1.SL sshe'
OcuiistO Opstsaas Gcot. Broadw.s LsS.sss Housc-
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

Lottery Of Keptusky
ExraA CLASS ss5--oct a. 1883
3S, ~, 46, 70, 9, 81, l6. S, ~. 23, 81. ~, 62.
CLASS G35--Oct. H. 1853
s. AZ, %. 81, 81, 33. &c. ~. 40, 4S, 40, ~.
" SIMMONS 90.
Successors 10 Jno. A. Morris %,
Gown .ton. KI
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

We Call Atfe ntiOW to the Sale To-day, at
twelve clock a tie EXCHANGE sacsrooms III broadway.
bv A. j. BLEECKER, SON CO.. Of the following valuable
property. VIZ -. ..,. +, 49,,
On West Fourteenth s,reetThree story and ssue brick
ouse north side, between Eighth and Ninth ave-
nurs No 2Il. All modern improvements. Lot 2xi25 .
ON Madison srcetTvo br'cS Houscs aud LOIS. III ana
I.3 near Pike and Market streets
an Oxford street brookyn-rhrec story houhe anu LOT,
botWecn Park and Myrtle avenues
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
sasilng ss shs Esrspe.

fse ,s4n.tss karopS sssd TO ssy ~ haiti. Ven A.
Asa sssssy g. ss'ssa, sss y III . sccss
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

uUHIe's Hyperion Flsid Restores s~A
Ss s ScdnE % s...ss ms, n. "a s-. s,.,s.s s.s "
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

KsnnsAy's Medical Discovery.
when All cher esrofuls nedicass hsve fsed y this o1
standard and popular remedy II fAis In curing
esvofuIs nrys<peas Salt nhsam Uosrs ncabs ssd sra
lons of ever nA0e an1 NATURE.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
Courtesy OF . British Captain.

Courtesy OF . British Captain.
BosroS, Oct IL, 1883.
Captain Shannon, OF tho British mail steamship Europa
after backing the start for Liverpool To-
day. passing the frgate sabine boiscd the American
nag 10 the main, dipped tho British eusgn, and nred
salute OF eleven guns.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

bad Breash.-How Many Lovers 10
has s.pA,Aed-bo~ many frisnds for psr.d 70 sss
radical use the BALM Ov THOUaAsD FLOW.
Frs" dentrihce. night and morning also b>sathss
NE complexion. Prss fty cests Yos sAis By a drsss
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Presevvativs
and Wig depot. whossAIs and retail, No As,or Hsass
The dye applied BY stiui artists.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
Eiec sion In Nebraska.

OMAHA. Oct. IL, 1868.
An election held yesterday for members Of the
legislature As be ascertaned the present
House win stand twenty UnsonIs,s 70 twelve demo-
Gratis The Council VIII stand eight Unonsts 10 Ave
democrats. The Territorial Auditor and Treasurer
opposition
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

wheeler q WissoW's Htghess Prems = m
gewisg nschinss and Foote's Patent CmbSs Ecv1 Stands
6tb Broalway
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

Diseases - the ussveUs, Seminal, urf-
say and s.saei sysse.s-vew and r.hsels uesimss
reports of The Howard Assoc,Aos IN s~Asd stsss
enveiops free Of ehares Address Dr. j. ekn He~Ghtos.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

face like the coat In tra tTac Tub" will we'll
n left alone at IN you att-sppt al with foreign
ments the original ground The Hats made By
KNOX. corner 81 tuon street aud broadway. well
anyhow; Iut Il fac that AN, attempt them
I've cldng refined gold and painting the NY" Thu 10 not
poetry, but TACT.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

0suraud's Pssare ssbsfis Upvesss HAIR
Var wsnsssd ud Is Srcsz"ss
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

Tvusses.-mavsh Breshers, corner Of
Broadway and strset-Gnk Elastic Coods Supporters
Shoulder Braces. Ac. lady attendant
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

Tas, Fysekies, satiowness. Evsyescns.
opsoa Gpecks snd al ska nsnishes cured ~ oounAupn
ltaiiaa hedicassd Seas. 80 nroadvsr
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

No More Gray Hair or Bslaasss-resty-
JEAN AsHos V,ses.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

Trussss.-Marsh & Co., Radical Cure
Truas Once only ~ No vessy street, House snk
Elastic Goods supportssA shoulder Braces, Ae LADY ~
teudant
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
The E,scsion in Ohio.

The Election fn Ohio.
CINCINNATI, Oct. IA, 1863
Tho thus far Indicate that BrvuPh elected by
a Iori,y OF 10000 50 900, with large gains
the vote received by Tod.
ihe follow ing some of the maiorites for Brough--
Hamilton county 400 Cuyahoga county 8 OO0
Warren county @ 300 Erie county 100
Clark county .l.oUO
columbus and Dayton are yet 10 be heard from; the
latter, II IS supposed, viii 60 for valiandigham.
Thirty couaties give Brough II 3os minority gain
26 1857.
VOTE OF TIE OHIO SOLDIERS IN ELMIRA.
EIxiRA. Y. ", Oct. IA, 1888.
Tho OF the Ohio soldiers In tho Invalid Corps here
at the FIma barracks taken to-day. and resulted
In sixty for Brouxh and for valiapdghsm.
VOTE or THE OHIO SOLDIERS AT NEWARK.
NxwAgK. N. j.. Oct IA, 1858.
The Ohio soldiers the United States hosps
tai here stood: d:-Brcueh So vailandighfm, nothing.
VOTE OF THE OHIO SOLDIERS IN BALrIxoRx.
BALTIxdR RE, Oct. IL, 1853.
The votes polled Fort Federal H Yesterday by tho
Ohio soldiers nine fer vaIlandgham and one hun.
dred and nineteen for Brough.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
Tno E,.c,Iom In BnI,fmore.

BALTIMORE, Oct. IL, 1868.
The voto for City Council to-day very bsht There
was opposition except few independent candidates.
All the regular nominees elected except In the
Seventh and Twentieth wards whore independents
elected. All are unconditional Union men.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
p o S rs G. r Il p T..

THURSDAY. OoT. ls-sH A. M.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

Diseases OF the Nervous, sexual ana
Urinsy syssms Most moierp and approved treatment
tee Cause aud Cure ptAts. 20 sold by MIL
IER CO. tzzk broadway. and By the author DR. WAT
SON. 6D Broadway. Consultations FRO "a z A. NJ tSsP
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

Bea auttsu1 Complexion .-La1rd's bloom
OF Youth LIQUID Pearl for preserving and beauying
The comperoa and s<in. ass broadway. and druggists
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

For tho Batr-Bnrry's Tricopherous
the best ssd cheapcs, article Sod By all drusgss s
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

Wigs, Tospees, Hntr Dye. Hair Dyeias
and M.ldsva Cram. ior outlying the hair a, W. A
BATCHtLOR II. 10 Bopd
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

Iron Bodstea ads or ALI X tnds.
HUTCHINSON WiCKEHRIIAM,
80 Canal street. OF Broadway
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-03
HOUSE DELEGATES.

The SPEAKER called the House to order at 10
o'clock.
Toe following joint resolution from the Senate was
passed:
of the Rolls be instructed TO to be published in
one or more newspapers published in the city of Rich
mond the act entitled An act for the relief of ind-
gent soldiers aud sailors of the State of Virginia HhO
have been or may be disabled in the military service
and the widows aud minor children of soldiers and sail
ors who have died may hereafter die in sad service
and OF the INDECENT families Of those in the
vice
Mr. CROCKETT introduced the following resolution,
which was lad on the table,
Resolved, That a Special Committee be appointed
with instructions TO prepare and report bill providing
for the enrolment OF all white male residents of the
State betW the ages of 10 and So years in such
ner to distinguish those between Is and 45 years
from all others so enrolled.
On motion of Mr.. BOULDIN, the House took a re-
until IL o'clock TO enable the Speaker to sign en-
rolling bills
At / o'clock the House resumed its session.
Mr.. BURWELL offered resolution Of thanks to the
Speaker and also resolution OF approval of The eff
fcient in which the Clerk, Sergeant at arms,
DOorkespor, and Pages have discharged their duties.
Mr.. BURWELL also offered a resolution OF thanks to
che Reverend Clergy OF the city, who had Caicated
during the session.
The resoutionl were unanimously adopted
The SPEAKER announced the following committee
on Investigation, Correspondence and Report on the
Condition of the Currency Messrs Buford Wilson of
Isle of Wight, Deane, Burr Edwards, and Wilson of
Norfolk.
Mr.. BROOKE offered resolution, which was adop-
ted authorizing the Joint Committee on SatSto report
at thenext session Of the Legislature.
Mr.. BURR offered resolution which was not agreed
TO- directing the Committee on Finance to inquire into
the expedeney Of repeating amending the code rela
tive TO rents and fees Of tobacco warehouses.
Ga molten Of Mr.. RAYMOND of Marion, the clerk
of the House of Delegates instructed 10 prepare
and preserve calender Of the bills and resolutions
their s.. sacond and third eadngs and place the
on the decks of me L bers.
Mr. HAYH0ND moved to take up a. resolution, here
toiore offered by the member from Warren and laid
the table, the subject Of tie discharge Of Federal de-
ser;ers, bu: subsequently, withdrew the motion.
Ga notion several members had leave 10 withdraw
papers from the 6les.
Mr. JONES moved that the Senate be informed Of the
readiness Of the House to adjourn.
message was received from the Senate of similar
effect
MIR. RICHARDSON poved that the House adjourn.
The SPEAKER addressed the House briefly on the
work the session. referred appropriately to the pre-
sence ia the House of his predecessor Br gader Gen.
Kemper, &C., and declared the house adjourned
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-03
RucKLIsn. VI. Oct. pOth. 1863

DOSkLAhD, VA, OCL+ ZUtl, 1000
GENERAL: After Offering considerable resistance
to the advance of the enemy at this point yesterday in
accordance with the suggestiors of Major General Lee
retired with Hamptons division slowly before the en-
envy, until within two miles and baf of WanentOn In
order that Major General Lee coming from Auburn,
might have opportunity TO attack the enemy flank
and TIE plan proved successful. The enemy fol-
lowed slowly and cautiously after Hamp. Ons DIVISION
when, on hearing Major General Lees guns on their
flank, pressed upon them vigorously 10 'front.' They
at first resisted my attack stubbornly, but broke,
the rOuLewas complete | pursued them from within
three miles oil Warrenton Bucklind, the horses at
full speed the whole distance, the enemy retreatBg in
great confusion.
Major General Lee had attacked them in flank Just
below auckland We captured ABOUT 200 prisoners, 8
wagons and ambuances, arms horses aud equipments
The route the complies that any cavalry has
ever suffered during this war
Crossing a. Bdckand General FiiZ Lee pushed down
the pike towards Gainesville while l. with the few men
of GoTdous and RDsser brgades who could lie collected
after unusually long chase, moved a!ouud TO our
left and pressed down towards Haymarket. Here en-
countered Besides large cavalry toros the first army
corps, who retired short distance beyond HsymaIket
on the Caroline road. attacked their infantry pckets
by moonlight and scattered them over the fields cap
turing many General Lee pressed down 10 within a
short distance OF Gainesville when he encountered their
infantry aud captured prisoners from the first army
corps on that road also The pursuit was contil ued
until after dark. The cavalry force commanded by
Fitzpatrick, and composed of ten regiments
Most respectfully,
(Signed) J.E B. STUART,
Major Gen1
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-03
The Legislature.

After session OF SIX or seven weeks, the Legisla-
tnrs that was called together devise aplan for the
more thorough aud efficient organization OF the militia,
has adjourned without passing law on the subject al
though the members agreed to the importance oil
such measure. A more striking ms ance OF sencon'
essed neompetency il would be difficult to bod IN the
history Of leg satve bodies. 1t is some consoauono
the public, though to know, that the default ia better
than the action that came near being eonsummated-
The hill that almost became Law was something worse
than no law It would be additional consolation to
know that the body that adjourned yesterday will meet
.yin in Va weeks il the late experience had not com
lid ma 10 conclude that they are unsuted Tor the
,,ort entrusted to their hands. IL was ntmated, IN
,hs discus,iou OF the bill which it would have been
shame to have passed. increasing the pay OF members
nv ourk when forbidden to do so directly, tLas the
cost Of living 10 Richmond would probably prevent
some Of the members from returning The public may
ipdge of the extent of the misfortune from the iuStra
ton the session lust ended afforded of the value Of their
nrssenee IL would be uncAndd 10 pretend that there
ara not a number of able members in the Legislature,
hpt they are overaid by of dizziness and incom'
oeeney quite unusual in body that has generally had
full share. We hope however, that the rubbing up
they may get among their constituents will do them oil
GOOD and that they will come back next month pre-
a rad for wise and useful legislation.