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0nu Der Cumberland 9(rmer.

Der MebeGenscnerat Bragg UerRdrft. Sprberei.
tiInaeH Sn cinsm @imfan im SentudD nnb ipiscer'
f bOIten MnsriH auf fort GonelIon.
Nafbotue, II. M1r3. Aus slaubmir,
bigger 9uele etfibrt man, baB bic Ntmee lee
Sen. Bragg bur4 elf 8risnOen, tebe aus an+
eefdbr 5psttauleno Mann beteberc perlartt
ipurpe, wslAe %pabr1Geinlt6 Der Nrmee Dor
8tHmUnc entnpmmen wuroen. Delertsure
peroen bon Gen. 8raes gang IummarlI6 Be-
banbelt,
Die Ntebeaen esbsn NIT BEN plane etnes
trteoerboIten Gtnfalls tn &entudp INN, i6re In
&ncrptte uaD Sit EennsIee lfsbsnbsn sruppsa
frbeu unter MarIhbsfs6l. .n5 tsa 81 ~
Der 9rOfpBmnrlGaI S6erf Wartln, Serbst
ben Sertauf peS Cincinnati @uauiter Gbtcaec
Zines nno Columbus @riis; ba ieeu6 Sen.
NaitGea bteler Srbsr ietne 8ttRtmmuna Ser<
lagte, fcnnte 6teIeIbe ntbt In Rraft ae1ebt trers
ben. Dte Generate Ne9feY S%tebtman unb-
St1nltY babcn ben 8erf1uf beg QUutsptQe
SOurnaIs in tbrsn Dipiltpnen perbpten.
@eueralmaiOr @prpon @rauaer pirb In
etnteen Gaeen bas COMMANDO iiternebmen.
er 1T etn tiGttger SpIbat. = Man aloubt,
paB Sort Dpnellcn tpteberbplt beorpbt it,.
tE
ASeiteres iiber Die aDabI In Retp. . antpfbirt.
Concord, ~, @ars. Die @abltsrtGte
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DaS Sembarbememt DOn Sort Mc
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O"" OclnoGrpef1ent bon Sort Wc=
.fi5g rs ~ Il Nutfter.9 9gif SO.
Der .Nnerican" bri1et cine b6hf .intere +
!, tante 0Vrrelponprn3 itBer ben Qtgrtf auf bic
: irs Sort ; Der 8ertht 1T bdttrt pom 4. b. NR.
Yin Dem Anertff pet6etli9ten fH bret Wdn,ers
ST i6tFe (GbnltA wie Der Monitor aebamt). nam.
lid Der aDaliaIc" 4tW atnpscu" uno v9eabnntp
oas Yan5srbDUt WfOutaut btieb tn Der 8feIerpe.
AtlBer setelsa S6ifen tparen aud ber1diebene
WEotlfrteOte tn NetiDn, melte ieepdh In elmer
GntfeFnnn9 tDn spst Wfeilest, auBerbal6 Dem
BeseiG Der RanDnen Dts Sorts, baNeibe Bonn
q baroirten. Die i&anunaee begnnn McrdsrS
1alb mad aGt ubr un0 p1trte init unterbre.
dung ron elmer SturOe unte Mtttaas,rit,
big Dter gBr Wben0as Meeem btr aneebtaA
ten 8erramnlungeU trarfrs bfnf YanserlGtffn
8 ntGt saIgltd, In SDlaGtltDie ppr3nfa6ren,
ionofrR le iparen BenStbt8t, i'm 0Bsnanntsn
0apemarIG flo auf3nfelleu. Der 6etnD BE-
aatrcttsts Oos Bsuer aufGuelid febr RAID mil
q 5tefnltNer 9'@erbeit ;jalS erl ieppdy 1ab,9 rpab
GO refine W(lnttlpnspgrl Gtpenbmna mar, Dte e.
ifnaepen3erten g@ifs sl6glAtebeu, beEhrantte
sr lig pasaub ten Saaptffuer nuf bte Sc
fdIBpfUrten pes 9aGaies slpBalo bteSe(btn ae-
DHnet Daloen, 3I pirigirsn. Sin S6uB ldIud
/. GAM IN Der Nabe 6sdl9en an, jstuS9 pbns
trgenp eiae 8tafane, paerenb bic absiesn
G9Ile bas 3tel total OerfftIttHs DIE ean3e
+ parapfclsenOe NlaGt lsste9 pie @Srlerboute
ibr 6euer fort nm ben 56etne 49, perbinbern,
ben an Den BerlGanSungen etpp angeriGteten
Saapen eussubgfern. GIN anoerA Wcrsen
trntteie 6leitg cen Rldauaf an pa Sid Der
Guettekte, hnE, fAeil5 tpeaerl BEN, ntefern Wd1s
Rpsaaes tgslls Weefn per apGsbra9teay 5tn'
Dsrnlllt I'M 60Drrwaflfr, eS ben S9tfen' I'M
mO9hH tpor, Ren &an0sssn De8 sorts 70 nabe
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Ser @riea inn Siihmeffcn.

Cincinnati, II, MlGr3. @eatrn
fanb II @silen SlGta BON Yaris, ST., Elm
S6drniesl ftatt, SeranldBt burA einen Nu-
artf bon so @uert(las ouf einen 8ouraees
Grain; Der @n8rif wurpe uber bic @a9s II.
ctc Eeamlters ab9el6la9eu. are
Bon @empbiS lauft Die 9ia8riGt Elm, bab
OsjcU @tt9 bon ban 8unbsstruppen etnAe,
ROmmen pnrSe. ueber bas Ban3erI8ih
uSnciancla" bort man ntir wtperlpre9enpI
@srl6te. ge
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@tptlin8en4eure0 &, ar6ihaten)
BIO

Gtstltn8emieure &. Nr&itstea)
3icRnle $40
NJ 81 9enten Mssuten fir
G%tntrd6uus bon 5prOerun9en an bic
Negteruu9 - ieeer beden @eIAaft CO
TT, Tsroerun9en In etnem @refuttboe.
partement Der Bunbes. 6egteruug Bet
3~utreiben - Sabresltcenlf SO
Clearance (R(artrunS eInes SAtfs
fts) StenpelIteute rs @tS
6 lOd6 (SteGubren) 3 p@t
30. Steuera, peI6e an ubrenWsrfen BON
ubren be3ablt fuo, tpstdae 3ur Steuer
r~eSitrirt Fnb, Iollen BON ben cbtgsn 3
prDjent Stsuer BON ubren a6geSc9en
tperben.
@tud SO eSements U9rwerte) bic
etnsa Sag 9eben 3E 800 01# % @tS
DO, bic laaser ssBen !, 10 Cts
|@lptb (3eus,9 beppr e8 eeldrbt, Be-
brudt. ssblei@t, uber irseuOpte prapa@
rirt 1T 3 pGt
fSn t5ehu,t, fcIof
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@Sesnabnie ces flcI. Dampfcrs Brne Of Rafau
DaS geIbe Jieber In &ennerfffa.

Wa btnstOn, II. Wdr3. Depe1deu
non AOmtral Dupont mslben, .baB Der Ser.
ct. Dampfer YetcmeFa, tpel6sr ben @aoelo
S0une an Der Suite BON @eoraia bludtrt, Den
laplidsn Dampfer Belle Of glafIam ~tpesnabnt.
Der eapttdn Der Belle ~be6auptete anfanas
pap e. mad port 8cpal beRtmmt lei. 8etm
enrNlutHen oes @epads fanb man iecUG etneu
Uertras ipOrtn llG Der @opttGn Dem @taner
beS OampterS etnem S. SpDebef pel6er iih
eosnfals an Borb befanb, Se,plt9tet bte
. tcdabe 3m5basrr8 b re d. n unb
Die Saoun9 mad Dirie su brtnaen. Die "a
Dung beitanb aus Rufse anb Sal3. uso
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Gon unlsrm @Unlul In Tennnifa fam bic
NaGrt6t Elm baB bas eelbe 6teber bort uuSs
gebrU@en let unO In ben 61fsn Santa Cruz,
3ennsttfa nuf Sos @almus unb Der @rOBen
eanartlAen Sn1el lurGtbare @er6efruneen
aurtGte.
SerSdtifuns pOnSrpbftpffen naGb Erinieab.
Wnttn9tOn, ~. Wdr3. gon benz
onhetttantIAsn @uninl In Trintbao it elm pom
10. Tsbruor batirter 8ertdt einoeluufen,
pona6 i'm lsbten 8terteliabre me6r amerit.
-S@ife ein9etoufsn fnp, ols je supOr in Dem.
Ielben 3ettraum. rHHf
SeHdtisuns pUn Sef6rberumsen In Der Mrmte.
Wafttn8tUn, -. MGrs. Der Or
nat bat foigenne @%rnennun9en belt1ttat
Mle Srt9abe9enetale Der UplOntairs : BEN
Sberlt 6rant y. Blair bon Der 1. W1iGourt4
Qrttlerie felt %. Nusuf 1852; ben Capt.
8ecrs %. @ettY bon Dem finfen Nrttuertes
Ne9iment felt 20. Sept. 1862; ben S6erf
SCbn VsattY pom 3. SbiO 8eet. felt 20.
NoO6r. 1862.
Nls @eneralmnjore Der 8plcntairs ben
Brigabe9eneral @aOwalarer, unb 6. @aIb.
burn, ben General Tranf 9. 8latr unb 8en,
iamin 81. Prsuttb, ale felt benz 20. NOSbr.
1862. gH
Die Grnennune be8 Mpbretp @atie aum
Jtt6tsr Der Supreme Court bes Diltritts 60.
Ilimbta tpuroe eteafaa5 bslatt9t. @
Gin brittifd,sr Dan,pftr sefrahbet.
Der praGtbpIe brttttIbe Dampfer 8 II
Of tbe Us oSe fronbete mad 8eriAten bes
Capt. Bcntsle an Der &aIte BON GiIb @oro,
Tina nabe Der WtInbune oeS gloro Santee,
ais er bic 8lpfape at breHen II. NAB @eOrae-
tctpn %etn3ulaufen perl uGte. Der @Ommans
bant beS 6anpnsnbpptsS @Unemauab bemerfte
ben l1nfaQ aber mar niGt i'm Stanbe fiA benz
Dampfer gu ndbern, bis baB BITE Tlutb etns
trat. Die MannlAaft beGelben perluGte nun
oas S9iff IN bic 0uft gu fpren9en, Dies mjB.
lang jeoc9; S&tf unb 2abun9 feel Iammt
einem 2ieutenant Mn6 6 Ietnsr 2eute ben l1ns
fern tn bic 61nbe. ra8i0 Gi )91lD
Dte @sfar9eten tpursn bGff e%rItaunt bae
tie an Boro oes &anOnenboptes out unD erz
centli9 bebanpelt wurben unS 3etgem renta
Cuff i& aaSweAleln gu lalem. Capt. 8cnts
ipsa Bate, fObale Tim bic Stranbun9 beS
e~smsloet tpurSe, 1UIort me6rere
mpfer abgel4ift, nm penlelbsn nil.
Der Fott 3u mdden uno I'M Sale bies niGt
gebe, 70 ptel BON Der 9abune, Die mett aus
&letperRpTen unb Miunitipn btltebt, gu retten.
gas 8oUt lelbit 1T mad Dem 9lane bes Great
NIT oislen gerteieranssn srtaut nor,
oen. .slla
Der gsfansene SffSter 1T 3iemlt& often
1er3ts unp iprtGt fret iber IIDltGe 3ufdure.
Den Sriee lGetnt ct Iatt 81 baten. Au9 min
sr wiiIen, baB man In &iGmrnb felt 3 NlU.
aber eth SrieDenSprCtett pebattire; Die
3eitun9en parften tebp4 ni9ts barater
Mod cine WriIe.
Capt. Qcpber Rom Oampfer GrtcIon, tpe(s
ber setern Wiurgen BON sort RoYal BIER an
lam, bsri9tet, baB er lebten Dientag bas &os
ronenbopt Quater @itY p~allirte, als es ebfn
stnen prCpeIer burG1udta peI3er Dte britts
'he 6lasse aufge3osen Bate. Dem Nnl@et>
ne na1 bate bas &oupnenbpot Sdao ufOen-
sIten eemaGt, benn Der @rOpelsr Bate lsinen
einen Nialf p~srlOrsu. Ct mar, ipte ale 8los
'obsbreGer, bslblam onsefrtten uup III pbne
3peifel cine Yrt1e. Das 8onpnenbopt 2ua>
'sr City bsfanO f6 our Belt auf Dsm @e9e
lad 9btlape!pbia, I'm bort NsParatnrsn purs
janetmen.
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&eGearGpBticDe WaCbrtdpten,
a3ert6tet ilr ben -HaItimcsr @e6er.s
OngrrkOgrbanblnnacn
@% afhtnatnn. II. M

~NTVVH y 10 ~ Il. WlGrA.
Sen at. 5r. Nler. 8aml eY erI6irn unb
Wuroe ais SenatCr BON Mtnnefota fur bic
nd&len 4 Sabre bonn 4. OtGr3 an, einae-
l6ppren.
auf Intras bee 5rn. McDOusau purbe
beltlelltn, ben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tim eiuen
ifattltii4en unb iieerli6tltben SeriGt ii6er
pen Wsrib nno ben isbieen 3uRanb bss aus.
tpdrttsen uno tnIanpti9en 3antsls su erlu'
den.
Der Ssnat be8ab ff4 fcOdnn In @rscutip.
SiBun9. 6 taffu
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@enes gus 0nnfnrnis.

an Tran3tscu, II. WlGr,. Der
OPtr. SonOra 1T peute NaGmtttaa BON bisr
mao Penama abse9onsen nit 212 WaTuoies
T [en nno $S8O.0OO 5artseIO fir @nolanS u.
$24o,oOO fur Stem. gJOrt. 3ettunsen aus Srss
sOi, pom 4. Oattrt, ltnO bier einsetroFen. Ser
SrltDltns bat F8 fSrmlt6 einasfelt mnb.bie
eptisranten 1tFsn ii4 3ur gteile mad ben Wit-
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NJ tummea, um bielelben gum S&weisen gu
brtnasn. Sc BAT l9 isOenfaaS als 8batIaGe
berausaeReat, bab bic Ban3erlHifs t4 ben,
fseuer iraeno elmer 8atterie pbne @efabr aus
ifssn fSnnen !; nebenbei rurce stn Saupt3psd
Der expedition, Die 3ertSrunS bes NaieDtQe,
srretGt.
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0er Yirat Mlprihn.

Betle OelPttu, 70. @lar,. gu6
gFloat0rteFsn, befanb F8 Der uBlOriba" am
"a. Tebr' in SarbaGOfs um Roblen unD
PrCbtant etn3unebmen. WV
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9ns ,lclte autemOirte @tener @eleB.
(SOulsBune.
Mad1 aIpbabstiCd5er Orbmmn.

mic es am 8, 0iars 1863 ansnbirt Yaifirte'
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sSeiteres iiber Die @abI in Rtm. Sampsbirt.
Concord, IL, @ar3. Die @abl6srtGte
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-29
Miscellaneous Items.

The amount of gold in the loyal
States has increased from 250,000,000
in 1860 to 300,ooo,000 at the present
time.
Chief Justice Bel, of New Hamp-
shire, has decided that ''greenbacks" are
not legal tender. He mast be cracked.
The Union papers of New York are
of opinion that the best way to gain votes
for the Union ticket is by means of sound
arguments, rather than by telling people
that he stencil Of an lrishman is worse
than that of negro"
n Persons who have recently escaped
from Charleston, Savannah and Mobile,
give gloomy accounts Of these places.
Col. Billy Wilson, of Iouave notod-
ETY., is going TO raise a brigade Of yolun-
teers in New York state.
General Rosecrans is well enough
why
Reports from New Orleans snow
receipts of nearly 1000 bales Of cot
ton in one day
Paul Morphy, the chess player, Is in
Paris, fraternizing with Slidell and others
of the rebel persuasion. Paul! much
playing hath made a fool Of thee
| The Rus ian eXcursonists made the
trip from Albany 10 Niagara Fails "a DIS
lance Of 306 mlles--in nine hours, and
with single engine. The time is certain
| ly unparalleled.
| lit is question whether Woodward
| killed Mcclellan, or Mcclellan Woodward.
| Somebody was buried, and it wasn't An
| drew Curtin.
The Governors Of Massachusetts,
| Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island,
Illinois and Wisconsin have issued procla-
| nations recomm nding that Thursday,
| Nov 10th, be observed as day Of thanks
giving The same day has been recon-
nlended BY the President We sincerely
| no, that Vermont viii not De left out in
the cold.
The discipline Of the rebel army is
said TO be more severe than anything
known in the most rigorous military ser
vice Of Christendom. Colonies are held
personally responsible for the behavior Of
their regiments the coIonels in their turn
look to their captains, the captains to thu
lieutenants, and they to the non-eommls
stoned officers. Officers are shot if then
men are found wanting.
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War Items.

ga
The Werld's reporters with the II
Of the Potomac predict new and II
pected movement, planned By A'
Meade and assentad to by the presids
which viii surprise the country an
Richmond and oyerwhelm the Conieder
cy with the deepest gloom Letter mos
then.
- Four hundred guerrillas, Nnsl
Hawkins, near Columbia, Tenn, Va 4,
whipped on Thursday by sixty men, aa W,
Capt. Bunch. The rebels lost nine KIM
several wounded and thirteen prlsoneN
There has been a muriny in The rem
army at Arkadelphia, Ark, on account !,
Price being superseded in conlInaaa =
Holmes. In the confusion some wv NV
deserted. @ NJ 5As III
The editorials of the Richmond pr
are devoted to the discussion Of the ~ y
question, and the proposition to reSsua,
the prices of that indispensable bn' 'a'
scarce article. @ aas
There has been a change o. o. ,' ~
generals at Chattanooga, D. =. hM =
ing relieved OF his command when = T. Y
en- to John G. Breckenridge. An aau q,
TO the army has been delivered by ''''
son Davis. @
People living near Bristov 9 ,sss
say that the rebel officers acknos'eISs :.
bad defeat there, but if the iss ass
had been half hour later they 'a' !,
have had more of their army " !
could have whipped us. The rsDs ~, i
two generals wounded, one OF whon
| leg amputated. They looked utss i
loss Of their guns and flags as gle1 h,
| initiation. They acknowledge over :, i
| hundred killed. They stated 'nS' ,h
had in all, cavalry and artillery, ). IT. II
| 10000 men. Lee had his head J Y. q
| about a mile from the fight, at % G.nsr
sons farm. There was another . 4
| Lee with him; also Wilcox, d
and Ewell.
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Rebel terms of pean

(From the Richmond Enquirer esSsAwA9
Save on our own terms we can arSeg
no peace whatever, and must WN vi
doomsday rather than yield an aaA
them, and our terms are Recognlua y
the enemy of the independence Of th%
federate states. Withdrawal Of the =
kee forces from every foot q contedea
ground, including Kentucky and hlssa
Fl. ithdrawal Of Yankee soldiers tra
MARYLAND, until that state shall decide
A free vote whether she shall remain
the old Union or ask admission INTO
conlederaey. Consent on the part Of
federal government to give up to the q
led racy its proportion Of the navy as
stood at the time of secession, or to p
for the same. Yielding up Of all pres
sion on the part of the federal goger
ment 10 THAI portion OF the old terrGa
which lie west Of the confederate saA
An equitable settlement on the haS
our absolute independence and equaFssfa
Of all aoes UNITS OF the public deon ~
pabti6 lands, and the advantages accfas
from foreign treaties.
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them with the most destructive missiles known to
modern warfare.
1t is urged that such is the feeling-suoh Is the
temper OF our people--so outraged have they been
by this system Of British neutrality, that no ad-
would, the demands of the people that every bill
of damage shall be fully paid for the unwarranta,
Bile and outrageous spoltiaons Of our peaceful
commerce lApplause.)
II is further urged that then we shall be border
state-not removed as now from the deseoratlng
touch of tratorous hordes but subjected to the
fearful realization of the horrors OF war, asn ex-
lists on soil defended by and moistened with the
Siood of It's patriot defenders. And shall we not
H. ,aad,,f II will be a shame If we are unpre-
nareS. We shall disgrace our history, and black
en- the brightness of its pages forever, II IN the
maturity OF our full development as state ower'
~ shall be obliged to fold on" -
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Religion. i.e....

Rev. Charles Beechel OF GeOrge,ov,
Mass, whose doctrines We're recent,
nounced heretical by an eccles,si,.,.
council, has resigned the pastoral Chr,
of his church.
One OF the ministers of Ls1agop,
KY, in preaching on the subec i,
Christian benevolence, found il oooyeDs,
to allude to the nalrowmindedness Of ar.
professors, and by way of ILLUSTRATION /,
spoke of an Individual, somewhere on i.
Ohio river, who owned az undivided ns
Of an old negro, and VINO was aocuslores
TO pray, "0h Lord, bless me and my s,lf
Of Jake. y
"A reyivalin Sing Sing PRISON, M
York, has resulted in about sixty conye.
sions, and the work still goes on,
Another large building is to be eree.
ed for the Princeton Theological SemIaa.
ny, the funds being contributed from Ii.
estate Of the late George Brown, Of BALI
more, Md.
The salaries of the Methodist Ggs
pal Church in the Central Ohio Coas,
ence for the present year average III
hundred and twenty dollars.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-29

A There is scarcely an old deaa
crat IN the stump, except on the side
the Union. The Democratic" are Fi
clpaliy dilapldated Wings and Ga
Know Nothlngs. Brooks; and Daer, 4
Murphy, and st. John, now dole ou y
skim milk which the democratic hais
feed on.--A,bany Eoeaiaag Josrs0l
1t il Just 50 here. The ratification me-
ing OF the Democracy IN Fanuell Halt
Thursday, was entirely in the hands
the old Wings. The president and
the speakers were Of that persnaslaa'
Boston Joaraal.
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paralyzed and orngng people, while pleading
with the central Government 10 help us because
we could not help ourselves. They urge that not
an hour is to be lost-and that no matter what the
cost the State Of Vermont above all Others, should
put on her armor OF defence, ready in any emer-
geney TO strike with the unerring blows she is
well able to give to her enemies without or her
foes within.
Mr.. Speaker you know something of the labor
and responsibility that is placed on the Committee
on Military Affairs. We recognize ourselves to
be the servants of the House. We need to be aid
ed by the freest and fullest expression OF honest
opinion. 1t is for this reason that have moved
this resolution.
In stating the arguments aud positions of the
two sides of public opinion, have done 1t earn
estly, but believe impartially, and as fully as
can be necessary for an intelligent appreciation
and discussion of the whole sabjeot by the House,
and with these remarks submit the resolution
to such action shall be deemed best for the per-
manent interest and welfare Of the State.
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\ The Union campaign in New York
has drawn some Of the most vigorous
minds in the country to its support. Among
the number are Henry Wilson, United
States Senator Of Massachusetts; Zacha-
~ Chandler, United States Senator OF
Michigan Francis II. Pierpont, Governor
Of West Virginia John P. Hale, United
States Senator of New Hampshire; John
A. Andrew, Governor Of Massachusetts,,
and John w. Forney, United Senator Of
Pennsylvania. r III faaa ~
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Tur ORGANIZATION o. rnr NnIrIA.

THE ORGANIZATION OF THE MiLiriA.
We present to our readers this morning .
full and correct report Of the speech Of
Mr.. Dorr, Of this town, upon a resolution
introduced into the House by him as
Chairman Of the Committee on Military
Affairs. A resolution having been passed
by the House when thinly attended, and,
as stated, without due deliberation, which
might be considered as resolution of in
struction to the aiiiiary Committee, Ibis
resolution was introduced, as we noder-
stand it, for the purpose of eliciting a
more general and accurate expression Of
the views of the House, upon question
Of such paramount Importance. The res
sluton introduced by Mr.. Dorr, We
presume, embodied the views of a
majority of the Military Commit
tee; yet it will be noticed that Mr.. D.
himself did not advocate the adoption or
rejection of the resolution, but took the
occasion to state the arguments upon both
sides Of the question involved, as they.
had appeared to the committee, and then
asked for an expression Of the opinion Of
the House, as guide to the committee in
this important matter. Walton's Journal
says: We think it was eminently proper
in the committee to present a test Question
to the House and moreover that Mr..
Dorr in stating strongly both sides Of the
case, deserves the thanks of the House
and Of the State. The two days Of sub
sequent debate certainly have added little
to the suecinct and clear statement Of the
case by Mr.. Dorr, and that fact is, in our
judgment both justification for his speech
and compliment to it."
The people, who are strongly interested
! in the matter under discussion, will read
the speech with interest.
Subsequent debates Indicate that q ma
jority of the members Of the House, in
GLIDING some Of its .ablest members, are
in favor of militia organization. Had
the Senate not taken the stand it has done,
ahope of effecting something in this direc-
lion might be INDUCED in. As it is, the
ssituationn seems to be somewhat as it
has been before; when the House was
ready to act the Senate was not, and when
the Senate proposed an efficient law the
House was not prepared to accept it,"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-29
A woman, the wife Of an officer

- A woman, the wife Of an officer in
the rebsl army, recently arrived at Nor
folk, from Mobile, says there is great anx-
iety IN the latter city concerning the ex-
pected attack by the Union forces. She
says there are few available forces there,
and that the women have been dressed in
mems clothes and paraded in sight OF our
forces now near the city, with view to
delaying the attack as long as possible.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-29

3 The steamer Mist was boarded by
) guerviIlAs Is miles above Helena, on the
s. 1lst inst, robbed Of sc, 600 and valua-
blss and then fred and burnt, together
z. 90 WITH number Of bales Of cotton. One
IN 81 IL guerrillas was shot and three others
captured the next day.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-29

Col. Crawford who was sent out to
distribute arms in Virginia and North
Carolina, adjacent to East Tennessee, hss
returned to Knoxville. He was perfectly
successful in both states. The people are
said 70 Be rising everywhere against the
rehels. -
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-29

AppoINTED.-Lieut. James, of the Sd
U. S. cavalry, and ordinance officer on
Gen. Sherman's staff, being seriously
wounded in the late affair at Lagrange,
Tennessee, we are Informed that Lieut..
VIM. j. Cane, of the same regiment, and
formerly of this town, has been appoint
ed to his place on Gen. Sherman's staff.
The 9rH REGIMENT.--A letter from
=
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-29

CARPETS. A great trade is carried on
) through these tmts of high prices, by
the New England Carpet Company, of
Boston. See their advertisement in to-
days paper.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-29

On Tuesday bill was introduce,
Mr.. Dsrr, for the Committee on MN. y
Affairs, IN amendment of and in ,aa''
to an act entitled an act for the reool.,, "'
organization and government of ~
rolled militia of this state, approved I"s y ea'
2, 1862 s''o Nov
On motion OF Mr.. Deane the Nm
ordered to lie, and he Clerk 10 mr.. was
the printing of 300 copies. p'0''''
vERMoSr's QuorA. The ooo,,
Vermont under the last call for sooo0,
men is now reported to be 1881 M,
we believe is less than was generally On,
posed, and by proper efforts that nnm,
of volunteers can be raised, and \ A..
avoided in this state. Let every ,o,
and every man from every town, p,v. =
matter immediate attention. Ma
wants draft, and if one is had, il Nm
be because Of our own apathy.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-29

English papers maintain that the in
surrectlon in the Caucasus against the
Russian rule is spreading. England is
providing the insurgents with ammunition.