Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-03
FROM NEW YORK PAPERS.

WASHINGTON, October Especial to the
Tribune says the Republican of tonight saws
official dispatches of the lst inst, received
to-day, represent the military situation before
Chattanooga as satisfactory as the most hope
ful could wish. Bragg makes no advance and
does not dare to.
The statement in the rebel papers that
General Burnside has retreGted from Jones
boro to Knoxville is not true
Colonel Baker and his mounted rangers
have been scouting the country after guer-
rillas They last night succeeded in captur-
ing Lieutenant Augurline of Mosebys band
and about forty citizens and guerrilIas beyond
Vienna, who were sent and lodged in the old
Capitol Prison yesterday. Forty horses were
stolen by guerrillas. A force has been sent
after them.
Recruiting for colored regiments is pro
ceeding with great rapidity in MARYLAND.
Loyal masters receive certificates for each
enlisted slave for 800 dollars, payable after
the Constitution of Maryland shall have been
so amended as to permit it.
Washington Oct 2-The Herald spe-
cial says rumor has been circulated that
the Secretary OF the Treasury needs more
money and is about to ask for another tempo-
rary loan, this is mistake Necessary provi.
sions have been made to meet demands upon
the Treasury, at least during the present
month without another loan, in fact only one
half of the last loan has been drawn.
The aggregate receipts for Internal Reve-
nue. thus far in round numbers are 81, 600, 600
dollars. II is estimated the Revenue from
this source for the year will be $50, 100000.
The Cabinet was in session for several
hours to-day 1t is understood the condition
of affairs in the Department of the Missouri
was among the pricnpal topics under eo,.
sderation. 1t is pretty well settled there will
be change in the military commander. OF
the Department but it has not been decided
how far the civil Goyernorship may go in
terfered with. There is an evident disposi.
ton to give the military command of the
Department to General B. 4. Butler.
Two of the Government detectives arrived
here night before last from Richmond, where
they have been confined under sentence of
death as spies, having escaped from prison
and worked their way through the rebel lines.
They speak of most cruel treatment to pris-
oners and unprecedented suffering on the
part Of poorer classes in sections through
which they travelled.
Last night a gang of guerrillas surprized
the guard at Camp Beekwith, near langley,
three miles from Chain Bridge, and fred intr
'"o 'VH's VI VnS lnoni sthulpe1ihg lhe ennr
camp. Two of them were killed and sever n
wounded. The guerrillas escaped With, an
loss carrying off with them number Of pris
oners and fifty horses
The Herald has correspondence from Brit
ish headquarters, dates at Rslze 9th. and 7tb
OF September announcing on very reliable
information the defeat of Hondu ras by the
forces o. Guatemala After severe battle
Honduras soldiers surrendered, after which
their General ard chief officers we're put to
death IN brutal manner. Aftf II the engage
ment Guatemalas army burned towns, sacked
houses, robbed and commit ed other gross
outrages President Casser having cap.
tured the cities Of Carnagogi "a and Tepuer.
galpa, named General Med ino President Of
all the departments which had declared In
his favor, except Omoa ar ID Truxilo which