, 1863-11-13

Cot Gilt viii explain to you ny situation ar
prospects, and thanking you fof sending biz
more !aP:d Communication by Telegraph. II 81
moleatsd within week, will try to fnYc tell
graph line put up In Kmgstou. ''''
hsss s.1ed
seoes tue railroads: The enemy lost i've pisce Ice
o:attille:5. over s'~o killed: aud wounded. al
pln0aesS M.jor oesefsi SSej & eo1moadts,1 Tmoa+s,
MAJ; Gen. BrEfs1DE; Com'nsr ding DepaEtIco
Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee.
Col. Gift, the bearer of this letter ar d,s
Patches, IS an old man, very shrevd and sell
i Possessed. Nothing could be got out Of bfm
70 Thomas, and that we Ind learned froE
other eourccs. as the bold and unscrnnr
lous leaders Of the bushw hackers in Fsst Ten
nestee, he has been terror to the Southef7
people In that quarter. Among the naner
| found upon his person was general nas
from Bu1ntide to go in and out Of his lInea
pleasure, and the following precious docu
HEADQUARTERS N TIE FIELD, Oct. g. 1ses.
sPEc1AL ORDERS, No, COL Gift ia heneh,
authorized to proceed to Rhsa, Hamilton. and Il!
adjoining coanttes, for the purpose Of rscrntins IN
for the United States service.
By command Of Aa1ot-Gea- BuRNs1Dx.
Captain, A. D. C., a. 4. 4. e.
N0W what will the Virtuous Burnside sav
# Gen. Bragg should hang the aforesaii Go1'
Cht BY the neck until he be dead Ia reta,ia
tion for this execution Of Confederate of1icers
eaught recruiting within his lines? viii II
mako any dIftere1ce, in bis Judgment. ! II = ths -
Federal OK should be goared by the Confede.
Another paper found upon Col. Cliff IA ,
printed acd1ees from Gen. Burnside to The
loyal cit1zens' Of East Tennessee, in which
LEVY ne anx"ts tnem TO form themselves into com.
panles, t9 be known Us the " "NatIoual Guaf1
Of East TENNESSEE" A soon as they shnij
6aVe o1ganlzed themselves into cou1nanies
ne proposes to supply them with arms. which
5oey can take home with them tor their own
ae1enee, until such time as they may be need.
60, when they will be called ont and form n
Ito 1egiments. N'@>N 4o1t1es'
JEFE. RETURNING 70 HIS CAPITAL.
lFrom The Richmond Examiner, Nov. 81
:. 1t is reported that the President will return
to the Confederate metropolis this evening.
after triunphal tour In the South vest. HI
presence has been hailed with joYfnl enthusi.
asm at every point visited duti1g bis eIten.
s1vc tour. At Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile.
ss and especially At Cha.leston and IN the gicln.
which only an afIectionate people c,n render
glorious and victorious savior. Hfs visit
has been Of incalcnlahle benefit to the people
and to Gen Bragg. He has ins3ired new life.
cou0ge and hope everywhere md among ali
classes. The bare sight Of his sad, worn, at.
tennated features has drowned the voice Of
faction and aroused the warmest patriotism
aLd harmony among the masses. A;confl+
dence never felt before, and too long DELAYED.
has attended his wandering footsteps and Lin.
gers like glory behind him. It ID meet that
Ihe citizens Of the capital should not be Be.
hird their brethren in other States In mini
person Of their noble and i1Iustrious Leader
: Taey should testify their delight at his .safi.
return after SO long and painful geparotion.
lhey Ehould make kno IN In some consptcu-
Gus manner thetr appreciation of the great
services he has rendered the people and the
army q me Southwest. It Is eugg,ested by
msny influential perzons In private llfa and
unconnected with the administration that the
people Ell s'sasSe, ard the military forces IN
der tie command Of General Brown, shoald
repair to the depot this afternoon and escort
5lni to tho Executive mansion. A speech viii
ume, ls eDinentJy needed here. Let: there
be tremendous and enthusiastic welcome
home to our second Washington.
TIE RICHMOND MARKETS.
from the Richmond Examiner, Noy.5.]
The fine weather, the lull in military AZ.
fairs, and the Fear approsch Of winter, give
q brifkness and activity to iii departnents
OF trade. Money is abundant and seeking IN
yettment IN real estate, negroes, tooacc3,
Government securities, stocks-in fact, il
ege5J thing that admits Of m exchange. . At
no time Of the year hare We seen such ple-
thoIa Of money. and Mr.. Memminger's IS paper
continues to fall In value through excess Of
qusnt1ty. None of his currency leaves the
country; no one brings goods here unless
they get gold Tor them In the end; and the
eente qucace is, that >the volume Of pnper
dsp:eciating In the same ratio Of its iucreasc.
We make our usual commercial review under
sera1ate c1as.ifcatious.
Gold Is ogntu rising, and transactions in the 1
precious metals aze growing brisk with tha
brc keIs. As loEg aa the Legislature ras In |
sle9 Of this abominab1e traffic In gold, The
brokers' occupation, like that Of OthelIo.
was gone (for the ume); but now tia. this I
danger has been dfssipated by the adjourn. |
ment of the Legislature, the brokers rush
14t9 E9 INC nela, even more greedy than ever.
nal trading in gold and Yankee money, our
currency Will continue to deprecIate, nd tie
paper ot the Government become sport Of
circumstance. There was always aae: abnn-
lance of gold In the country until tho bro.
nd, since the day Of that in1qu uitous % Ieaeae'' @
he currency Of The country has gone DOWN
1oWn-down. We have now to auote what
[s enough to EIcken the heart Of man at the |
stupidity md NAL administration Of our finan.
~ - E Bo1isX gold, ceiling .t $3.50; buying,
20. State bank-notes unsettled, but nav M be- be-
91oted; y vt5ginta. buying at 81; selliog at
e2.50 to s2.75. North carolina, buyiug nj
= ~; selling at S3- Georgia aud South Car.
3 1p1t9s, o., buying at $s.25; selling at $3.50 and
TIE question Of food is becoming a serious
'ne There Is plenty in the country, butthe
'fouble Is that tho 1arme16 Min withhold their
supplte8, though everything has h5en 3nrofo
:7cite their patriotism, mn6y Of The commts.
'iqn merchants in this city have offered to
:eu Hour ana meal consigned to them! WITH.
9ut charge Of commitsfon. Yet thfs has
aued to oFen the doors Of their granarIcs.
aGd The consequence, Is, that though the
RneaI crop OF last summer Was a splendid
,ue, tneIe 1s NOT q barrel Of flour to be had
Ugh bare Of corn meal aud corn. both Of
ahieh readily command SIS . bushe1. Other
aecetsaftes OF life are SCARCE and commend
1gn Y pf1ces; sugar, common brown, !$3 to
3 S3s5; cruehed, 81 50 to IS; Bacon, SaD to
= |! 6o Tor hog found; freah Meats. $L25 to
i I; ~ per ponod; the eamo for Sausage:
Z ifeieaens, H .s5 to.$6 per pair; Butter, $50 to
$40 Per pound Lard, sc per pound; No
1ssee, f18 per gallon; Sorghum, $1a. The
eaEon Tor vegetables is about over which
igher. W
aOv. GAMBLE'S MESSAGE.
10 Promises to be Brie-Is Sweet on
thc Missouri Secesstonlst.-Thfn
Especial Dispatch to the Missouri Demoerat.l
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