Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29

A strong Undon feeling began to manifest 1t. self in northern Texas about the time the ne WIS was received ofgthe surrender of Vicksbure and
 Port Hudson. Secret Union organizations wers formed. number, of men hoIdi,g situa
 tons, ,pnder the Confederate government, be- ( ,ming active members of them.gtAs the re suit of this movement. at the August slectien
 Morgan. the Union candidate for Congress iu tbesFir.t Congressional district, comprising nineteen counties in the State. Was elected, ,,
 4 special dispatch to the New York World says that Admiral Dahlgren was relieved from command of the iron-clad feet at Charleston, a few days since, and that Capt Thomas Turne, of the Ironsi,les, has been appointel to the po si,ion. It is believed that oific al notice of the change went tc Ch reston in tLe hs, steamer. '. ; aTxo1hupdre.l and six consesipis left New Haven Thursday evening for Riker Island where they will be shipped to'South Carolina to join the 9th CIV. ,esu 4issas oI ,4.dass 1 , Hartford is | funsygvi,lage. Up there they Kill eennui by getting up scrtb races between . first class stesm oarrisgef and a trotting horse. w Wednesday afternoon they had it, .''best two in three, :. the horse winning easi- ly.h 1tis claimed. however. that this result. vas owing to an.aecidsnt to the engine. which .sroks' badly on the second heat.-Ex. as D
 The Herald's Army of the Potomac dispatch of the 22d says,bere is little ofinterest to re- port, but it is not contraband to state that ,an i'm. ortant movement is contemplated. which will give joy to the hearts of every true Union man, and overwhelm the Confsderacy with the deepest gloom. The nature of,he movement cannot be communicated to the people, but they may prepare themselves for an agreeable surprise. .
 i It Nappears, from an account given in the Charleston Courier. that the torpedo boat Da- rid. which made the at'ack op the Ironsides with the engineer Toombs. and Cannon, ,,he pilot. arrived back safely at Charleston about midnight on intervening of the attack. It was supposed that the torpedo steamer had been sunk. bai 9i. $. igoo sdf J9isS .5 s The British brig Isabella, Capt. Hamaela, from Para, was. oh the lst of August last. in lat. 37 deg: as long. 57 degs. 54 long. boarded by the pirate Florida. This was a few days after the pirate left Bermuda. st ii i,3
 The Army of the Potomac now holds the country east of the Rappahannock. with no siens of A battle, The hasty retreat of the Rebel army. their officers say. was caused by . want of provisions. and wien Stuart passed through Warrenton he did not stop to feed his men, though he admitted they had eaten no,h- ing for 24 hours. It vas also said by their Of. hcers that having destroyed portion Of the Alexandria and Orange Railroad, Lee would
 have time to send troops to the aesistance < bsagg The Rebel newspapers claim the cap turs of 10, 900 of troops. . full battery, and . large number of xagons during ,ho cam. paign. a CT gii4 i.
 Never. since the organization. of the navy of the United States, has there been So many United Siaies vessels of war in New York harbor IS Ut the present time. There aresixty- two vessels. carrying "A guns-a larger force than al that of the entire navy before the out
 lrsak of the rebellion. # sa Four hundred guerriIlas. nndef Hawkins, near Columbia. Tenn, ,wers whipped on Thurs day oy sixty msn. under Capt: Bunce. The rebels lost kiliid, sssssnl wounded and 1s Ps sssss ' t3l 8lssAszsls .4+----~