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rha, thsiacihtle. in this Establishment to'
n eat and Expeditions

IuH PRINTING are no, surpassed IN the State
rre materials arc slnentireIy ne~, comprising all '
later and most approved styles Type, Border, Rae
y toee,her wtthtwo Powtr Job Presses, Of the be,,
rt,lerns 1t will ever be the ambition ami deter
o,natton vi the sut,oorlher4 hat all work executed
hN ee abltshrltnt shaJ be DISTINGUISHED by the fea-
lures ueresxary To constitute 1t nonFerei!-na. >y
correctness and neGtnsss Our personal snperlntend
auce in Job Printing guarantees the faithful perform
.nce Of avery Job We invite patronage, with the assn
rance ALL that long experience and unsurpassed
4cttes will enable to execute all orders entrusted
. u ia nanaer before attom pied in this city
~ ~: >'s' 1T '"' 'sH' @w g. BURKE
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Rss.a ststoh y s1ss9 Nsw Yssk, MaseE j. q y
TN Herald has ADVISES from hi pbfas IL HI n
Rassss ard Sty b DomidkS u u zfss. Suhich ~ sty
sssas Capt. loscb, 81 ths Hanbanrfs bssie ib,sl
Trina, sfrissai maj mofbIBBg sroai Ns5saa. aa
diIlai Boy, 10 sSonpisss Der cargo. oio'a
Reports, ovsrHGndsd d from tie boat, ~ rs-
pstssbs AIaboida OF s'Caps lIsabslia' 'a On ths
fsshoF Fsbraafy. a4sBs imsfsly asked ths
org whsfesshs &As sbo6Id, bus safss aFds
che chased 4 Spanish sStsEiner ab65dnd saass,
and'broughehsr ID By fFibss Bod Stsssl. team
srs'wefs Observed passing Edit 81 Port 10
Plast harbSr On The evening Of the sIash::
Washington apecials gay thasrR protrasssd
session Of the Cabinet was hsldkgasserasg.
anaitEHneEsd Of imp eEsaRsxahangeasipth
pslcga, Of the Gaysrspsnt .hsssaheeR Esr
ieayeafstlues sft 90 gey sas1sba 'c7 gfzadil
g The steamer Northsrpz Light j. just com
lRg hpc 60 edL j. G.llass znoz le sabsl eds
l7sss~fies T4'eas2 blNeW York; Aiafshos. M
! New Orleans adslces ga yashat GsH. q wed
rel had aastrDDg force 10 BeuisiauMs4a ased
a,Gan. GsuAsr 10 ssillaia oomma6asat Baton
is Sasn ossas shgEfhs a Aas REFUSED
so rsOOgDisoahs psgrO 'FsgiaHsuss1 ASd'shas
Gen. Banks had issued an. order edasfHaAd4
ing them 10 treat them on an equality
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y aahingsann.. q. Alaroh d

N ~. - NV FIF9YF yf71s y q
.A,dispach from Gsa.' Mairoy,7 ts-days n
Winchsssen saysa strong fOressofl Sonfed-
crates are mositg towards WInohsstst =.
The. ], wsrs haas sars wAep thsl dispatoh Naa
writtes.s Some believe them 10 be Hasnp-
ton's forces, others that. shey wsfs : Hili'e.
Preparations have been msdS u give thsSa
warm reception: ~ > 80 -
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b Tks Bed aass d more snAaimous asssaine
Has usvs u wisnsssss ~ ssy gassaisn apor
mhish' 'paaiisaspinisn as6 bssadividsasoA a
|tsaoiaaiaa apolaaaisg tho soaapsnsf EaaeSls
sa shs as,asaioss asa aaassarssslss bsspss-
saased fhrDash Minisssf Aslamss asrsaaops-
- d Tbs aaasasa sssdes = sspsafalIs sapa-
sby i'm rsgara saa 1iadsla,a gssarumaha.
Welsh hass deassiaaslissas sssasssp psauasas
tsndiag 30 destroy jss Sy'kHga ss.s.s0w tas.
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NAN. ER JAMES, -
(msry vi Eye and Ear iIlir NAVY sf AentFea+ y
Oculist. 3& ! 3Aurist.

- NAAA'oC ~ - - 49, -
Orc dtr al defects OF sight and he ring has ken
IT the ParaI HOUSE. ouhf BiagS, and viii fs+
maIu until The l5th Of March
p Csnsutvaa lUH Free. -: .- W8t
~ d u EEB would ,rcspeSEtH. IL InfuEua the La
- ID dies Sfd Gcbtleneu Of Ivurtil RTufs. and
fn siafflEy that he VIII 0pea SesS school for In
I&~A ructtpn in Dancing ami RatGtlg in all its
brfithrs 1t PAf. .MERtS H4tL, on .,' ..'' =
TUESDAY. February 10th lsSS.
ana will continue each Tuesday during the season,
Hours N instruction. FOR yaunH LafH8 i Misses and
me atst four lessons FROM to 10 s'etoek In the
vCping. Ans Lee nedges 10 devote bis best exertlon
to the care and instruction of thOSe wht may favor mi
wltr s1str patronage. Be5iea QnadEste bAna vi" %
In attendance.
Fen D, a. .s-..'r. T. -
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1T IS BEYOND SUCCESSFUL DISPUTE
The New York herald., 1863-11-25

ID MECHANICS HALL, ga BHOlDwAY
.9u3ay hor. 81 auf =. ffr Hshi dsfias as wsss
TLrI ue-@ ars ia ssnff stosfs n itsc .ss4ss
Ntnf-fa HALL
HrrN-fS HALt.
psc>iref nThnY rih tfssgs ~ ssCstsf sai applsssa
DAs IHTAST.
he goPiin comsii.s =. l.sgssbs esssssss, rms
blOFkfIFFH
kONsTFH COsCENI ftH-FAA p-Ei-DN
Dave feed N hit e-fftre eJar sud dar1s. Hsy, cyaa
o. seyB.s4f Csnnfs sr4 Dsn - ths % = esgffSss.
Nes aoprs dsnres aJinxs tlrssln.s el1.sai.s. -.
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The New York herald., 1863-11-25
Wan ANsurgn ACob
MAMMOTH NrNAggHfE
GREAT MORAL E1ulEiIlOs
LgYFTfAN CARAVAN
80 hsp 20 HRosDw1Y
ur- .-.eu rrLr-. nnI nlILlE aIfrels

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p-rN~~u rrirrs ara rgfinE aiffets
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f.siaor. 70 a,l '.s.ii pch Il 's.saii 8. "
wax avnURsB c. 10 ,siiss ssa0s u ns yssas
u rrsciors ELFGaSr Avn srrrEsDous
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a''o-' s6vERssssf RDoIooIcsL o,rprss
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elQ ann WORTH OF cL0gHISg WANTED II
Slu.yUv 81, pay the ss, p-ss p-s. !, s., s.Sss,s
sserne betNven rhir y.ihha snd Ib.. Mtr ~ ,ss
Ladies attended bv hra stran0. W. W sihAoDa.
The New York herald., 1863-11-25
ADIUsEMEHTs.

ADJUSTMENTS. ..,......
\VIsTER CAMDEN
MR.. AND MRS. ". J. fLoKENCT t'
THE Mosr srGcIssPuL ENaAoExEnr
norwITssrAuhppiiNHni piHi En ~ Y N rhiS IhEAfhh
TRiUaimANr CARTER OF
KATHLEEN MAyoURNEEN
mus DC win foE orrR ifi s oyhs Siss room
ts rvLsiLlMlEr os rRoNiss TVS rUstfo
r,,vpp @ - she toamgssemeg, 60 @ Of this engagemen
PEKfoRMEp bur
THREE NIGHTS LONGER
The pubic should heed this timely warniag OF he With
draNa aud seize the opportunity OF witnessing he
flIE COLLEEN BAwN ~a
'ha' LES been rfss n'ea 60 & tn Amsrcin pss' 50
The Times of Monday contained the foIlowins-
The tosenses, at ne winicr Garden, have mad. DO.
npen" cuers on The hird week tonisht ana bids iar
70 run throush the The play eonains mAny hne
sng. Unlike the majority Of such pieses, contains ek
G LEM parts Tor the sadng members Of the company 10
Il he Wne Se have Sesn
ss %
s uniformly good Iudeed, have no recollecicn Of
SIC e & y s ass so %a'h q
ing Mrs Florence appears In the farce
The YOUNG ACTRESS.
MRS W. j. FLoRENCg
W." "pp'' FIVE Il DIFFERENT CHARACTERS.
including the . -
JERusHX JOYFUL LoBB
Wll Frcucb Scotch aud celebrated Yankee airs
aud dsoce a sotch Reel and IrshJig.
popular sSors u'n j. FLORENCE
GRAND THANKSGIVING EkTEErAISxREr
THREE GLORIOUS rLAYs gsa
KATHLEEN MAvouRNEEks .a
THE LAST TIME BUT TWO
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T,EE STRIKES.

JrxlRA eGEsna.L nztrING or rilE .fassco
ia Painters As.'el,t "a New fofs. ker 2, b3.ke
he rsrscn' standard pis 4" a. ~a"s shall 9 ras'l twenty
paf cent ~ AGntst phEsoEL, secretAry
IrRocERY eLKilKs, RALLY-ALL quE GROCERY
" erts hery f,qasset to attend tr meet % be
heii Htdncsiay, hDNc t"l . NJ "a 81 ca L. NJ, ut
'AA ''1'N'' ENns nsSERs St a. 's''so s. s"d others
NOTICE Is HEREEl GlyrN-vHAT tut MEN EN-
~ lloygd "a the as cSse. ~ nisysry 80 West rseniy
Tr cs drivers have alsn sirsA Tor $l2 ler week and
Is L. Bcsf Brem b 9 n.y. S TSss rSy % a & s Sases ~ D
sssenih and hshh avenues on Thursday next 2ch 'ns
" - - 49, s.
NEW YORK NOVEMBER q. Ise3.--AT A MEETING
ocC p m g S ing & fS No, "a we ,%pss 81 ~, MaIn s
tader our sincere thanes 10 ar Mar,n fSr lbs ersiiy
o pr a. s x has s ever DONE S as, as he Is sin n
q iiir da, s wages lor a iar eay work u Q. l..
SEGAK MAKERS PROTECTIVE UNION AssociA:
- uS, % "A meeting OF TIE ssoye ass9e,toa @ Nh be hed At
LIwis COIN. President
LOAN OTEIOEs. -
A ON 6ixMo6ps, WATcnfs. JEWEikY
ofsha dLxss sSs
$sEs;$sS$s; Ss$ S#HH sESs EssEs? g. A'
30 cent paid II be oeained At any other
oSr. sss In o% srS.a%xa w pgsf " Ss'tf street. '''
A T Cd NASSAU STREET, ROOM NO. o THE HIGHEST
"A prices are paid Tor Diamonds Watches and Jewerv. OF
sads
Rings for SALE
Ar 2l2 BROADwAY-ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
~ Pll,e Jewos Optical Inaraments, &c The most ioc:
rl advances made. tho bought at their utmost
yauo at his private rooms Tickets OF Diamonds Watches
dc. &C. bought.
j. H. BARRIEGER, 2l2 broadway, room Is. up stairs.
A T 6Oo--MoNEY IIGERALLY ADVANCED ON DIA
m m9nas watcass Jewery: silver Ware. s Guns ris,cls
viii nt for ptwnbrokers tickets for the
above articles than be obtained other pace the
CITY Remember the rce 0J Broadway corncro Houston
street, stars roouaJ
ATHENRY HYMANS-t53 BROADWAY, CORNER OF
IA Bond street. room NJ. b stars will pa4 the CHEST
cash prize f Diamonds. set unset Watches and Silver
Ware or advances made the same, and also Pianos
C5S Broadway
MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, WITCHES
fi cwery, silver Dig goods, aud personal property cf
all descriptions Articles lie redeemed time within
year Private Office entrance hail door
H. BARNARD, Il Third avenue.
DAWEBROKERS' TICKETS WANTKD-AT NO rs
4 Bowery. Cup sairs,. Pay more than one in New
lok lott ckets OF dhnondg watches jcwelry guns
cal Instruments dry goods, silks clothing &c Ao OF Ovtr
Coas wanted.
The New York herald., 1863-11-25

c10n 0nQ TO JoAs-oy BOND AND MORT.
s~NlVO.OOO Esse. IN suma 70 suit Apply 10 A.
.JOVE.sEAy. No. rine street
The New York herald., 1863-11-25

<rSA Anu wASTKD-PoH ONE. TWO OR THREE
s~stO.OUV years on tfnl,ef states Sizes with a mar.
an sa TO maze the loaa az safo as nr class Iond
Thr srp rlrs pe-sonai bard ongh 10 be good for The
,nrnc,nt kTp,g 70 wA2D MCLEAN l.aio Field netan),
~ Wal street.
The New York herald., 1863-11-25

HOPE CHAPEL us BROADWAY
III EVERY NfBHT.
THE NEW sENsAIlus or IHB DAY
rIE MAMMOTH STHHrDScDFftGOS,
OR MIRROR oF TnE UNIVERSE.
Thts splendid enter ainnan which ~ mighty sirarting
crowds q citizens eusbirs tbc 1pr of
travel The mos besuufui
scESEET. ARCHITECTURE AnD srAruAnY,
are presencd IN series Of srbsfD fisvs Akcn ~ that
GREATEsr on ARTISTS. InE Ifus
Cor renYAys feet alnare IN on~ yieS. on ignnated 20
thr bflaney u n0ondsy b. te u1si ,ssn lgAt sno.B
PROGRAMME FOR TBIs ErENIN0
WEDNKBDtY-Iirre snd There mic fleE of Lon
don aud - f.ul s--ec"pion Hal windsor t,aale-rsa
yellow Hall 10 Blcanglai faate-fhe Biae sao.n Bacs
nshan Psnce-The yrAi Paise a syi .atarn- sn 10
mcaaAThs Ffsi Cradic-Fsrs ff0ti ue Loufrs--Ihs
seine anf ~ big hni.s. ThsI,ol essfi de nslssto
Thr Hotel vlie - P.Tisrlr H1urrsTh- MAJ el4e--
Aufors--fhc 0hafhe Chstie ~ tOfHnfria t 10
Ihs A.n.eio.sr a, Bnssa-rbe Cstsstrai Of ceops-fhs
CainedfA At Berlin -siocSh9m The tAuits o. ssecsu-
Toe stsins Of surafor ~ fs orsburgThs Cspicn
the rsarssos H.iO ~ npers fAircFlew 81 Prague 10
ngh,mis-iies a, Wiz isna-s sAtgnl ihs
Tue Cathedral q MisnTse Royal Paass sayss-fir O.
aeefs = soA y ~ - D,saeiss ts ta,,' f
Lon. toe Ahanbra fsuprrhl The Oh.isas And c4ii
~ kArnssIhe AVenas q sphJnres-IfA.e tfs Bqsi "a
10 sa5A-rhs nors rsmpis ~ D.fr- Honsn q.tsuay y
Dsmssc sd STREET greras ase ani 80 q Iibsfias
J-rnsa.fn-siay yara v-v.-f'eusf-a Fli,s -Ssh sni
Mofnine-Ths ROts 10 Me- s0fk JAY iacs-fhe a 'san
~ .ps-is r,7ses, he bs.snfal sp,ets A. uslan = Ia
Drrps lhs week 20 frsys. Ali Adrsuiass q tAs hsy
HEsAf wAkD bhEphLh IA tufosr VII - o1@ lsc'
v ~ - ora a c,.t fosrs b..iaN7kP
Agnissi1n 20 ocltt. rhiifsn 10 csuis
OIsnl Va insss fsr sA'ss WsdnssisT sai bsi1f
Eiira nataes 90 Tharss.J sirn.
The New York herald., 1863-11-25
FINANCIAL.

A TLAETIC SAYINGS BANK
~ III CiATHAa SlptRF u.
SIX PER CENT lNrERtsT LOVED.
This bank "a open 6aJ from ~ . s rom tDTP M.
". u. VAN PEIT Pfesident
-, :. n-, 60 CHAS % BAILEY Treasurer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-10-07
PROM BRACES ARMY.

Atlanta, Sept. SO.-Trains from Chick
smauga Station have arrived. bringing
wounded. Those who can bear removal
have been brought from the field, and about
twenty five hundred remain 10 the field
hospitals. too severely wounded 70 bear
Transportation. A staff officer, who left
the lines Yesterday afternoon, reports that
Rosecrans sent in aag Of truce. and after
i. considerable correspondence Bragg con-
sen,ed to exchange wounded prisoners.
They have about six hundred Coniederates
we. Eve thousand Yankees. We exchange
eonditionally.
No change in the condition Il affairs IN
front " Chattanooga. Rosecrsns receives
supplies BY wagon trains lrom Stevenson.
A report reached Dalton YESTERDAY that
Samuel Jones bal occupied Knoxville ani
that Burnside bad relreatrd towards Cum.
berland Gap. The report is Credited 10
official circl.s.
Major Rice Graves. General Breckin.
ridges chief Of artillery. died on SUNDAY
Of wounds received at Chlckamauga.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-10-07
NEW 5 ITEMS.

Tn. Legislature Of Virginia has passed
an act suppressing the circulation Of the
issue Of small notes as currency by eoun.
ties, cities and towns.
A supply association has been organized
in Fayetteville. with a capital 81 si2, 80,
10 purchase the necessaries Of life and sell
10 the INDECENT Of The county al cost and
charges They have already contracted
With Duncan Murchison. Esq, for the de-
livery OF Eve hundred cords Of wood at four
dollars per cord. This is an eiIicisnt rem
edy against ertVrtion and speculation, aud
We hope It will be adopted wherever il is
practicable.
We learn frsm the Fayetteville Observer
that the Major whs led the Georgia troops
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From the a,hs,ille New.
Al BOLD FEAT.

Thirty-nine deserters from Virginia
regiment IN Brsgg's army. passed through
this place last Sunday week, al mounted !,
and armed with the Mississippi rife. They
represented themselves as belonging TO
willtsms's Virginia Cavalry, and on their
way 10 that commsnd, and thus succeeded
in. passing through this place. On Mon.
day. however, suspicion was aroused that
all was not right. and Maj. John VI. Wood.
IN with twenty live men put oH on tue
track. The deserters, II seems, went 10
Alexander 4 purneil's, ten miles below
here am on the direct road to Tennessee.
~hen i."m some cause they changed their
route and struck across the country. through
Ysncey county. This fact xaj. wood6n
learned be,orc starting, and shaped his
cossse accordingly. He pressed after them
wilh bis bsndful Of men, riding two entire
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-10-07
Forthe Hillsborough Recorder.
A TRUE PATRIOT.

Mr.. William Tilley, OF Orange county.
has furnished seven sons for the war, all Of
whom volunteered and are new inthe held
battling IN defense of our rights. Let his
name be inscribed upon the roll OF honor
On the road fifteen miles IRON HILLSIDE
rough, met venerable man on foot, sixty
five wears old, with his coat thrown over
his shoulder. Ireigned mp my horse and
asked Of he wsuld not occupy vacant seat
in my buggy; he accepted the invitation.
| asked his name, age, and If he had any
sons in the war. The answer we have Civ
en- abave. remarked that he deserved a
pension FROM the Governments. His reply
was, All Task is the privilege Of working
for the boys until we whip the Yankees. |
prefer, death to subiugation, con6scation,
and negro equality" Emulate his exam.
pie. . X. n. i.
Hillsborough, Oct. 8. 1863.
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Order from Gen. Lee on tke Chickamauga
Tict0ru.

Gen. Lee has just issued the following
congratulatory order TO the Army Of North
err Virginia. announcing the victory at
Ghickamauga by Gen. Bragg a8
tim Headquarters Army Northern Va-l
September 24th, 1868.
General Order No. s9.-rhe Commagd-
ing General announces 10 the army, with
profound gratitude TO Almighty God, the
victory achieved At Chickamauga by the
army Of Gen. Brsxton Bragg.
After a fierce and sanguinary conflict oil
two days. the Federal forces under Gen.
Rosecrans were driven, with heavy loss.
from their strong positions, and leaving
their dead and wounded on the field, re-
treated. under cover Of night, on Chalta-
nooga. pursued by our cavalry.
Rendering to the Great 6iyer Of victo-
~, as is most justly due. our praise and
thanksgiving for this signal manifestation
Of His favor, lei Us extend to the army that
has so nObly upheld the hsnor Of our coun
try, the tribute OF our admiration for lis
vaIOr and sympathy for its suffering and
loss.
Invoking the. continued assistance ol
Heaven upon our effsrts, let Us resolve to
emulate the heroic example Of our breth-
rem in the South, until the enemy, shall be
expelled from our borders, and pe.ce and
independence be secured to cur country.
X. Z. LEE. General.
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days and nights without resting. and at
daylight on Thursday morning overlook
diem encamped un Watauga river. in Wa
tauga county, some eighty miles from this
plaee. Some ofhis men had fallen behind.
their horses having broke down under the
long and rapid march. So that when he came
nm with them he had but eighteen men.
He surrounded their camp almost before
thew we're aware Of his presence. and de-
handed surrender, which, after some par
ley, was complied with. lie captured
thirty six, tive making their escape aud
one being absentfrom the camp at the time.
When they found they. had surrendered to
lust one half their'own number, their NOR
tifiration was extreme.
Maj Wood6n returned to this place on
Friday evening, when bis prisoners were
properly cared for, and are. ere this, sale
" lodged at Camp Vance, near Morgantoh.
Same of the prisoners admitted that all o.
the horses except three were stolen.
Maj Woodfn and the gallant men under
his command deserve the thanks Of every
good citizen for his daring achievement.
They have returned thirty-slx seldiers 10
duty and rid the country Of dangerous
band of free dfalers in horse flesh.
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n STAT, piM 7aret GovemDrs.-Teauts

n State ,ciA 7hres GoUsrnOrs.-Teanes.
see preseats the extraordinary attitude 81
having three Governors. neither Of WHOM
may be sad tohold his Office by very rs
"a Or certain tenure. Hon. Robert Cafu-
Tiers has recently been elected by serr
large majority Of the ysters Of the State.
but az he must be inaugurs,ed in the pre-.
sence Of the General Assembly, he camel
take his seat, and Gov. Harris retains BIZ
position until his successor 10 sworn 10.
Beth Of them are now in Georgia. lac
former asaiting The progress Of events 70
Atlanta !. the lattsr with Bragg's army %
the coninss pi Tennessee. In the mean
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The Raleigh STANDARD. -Tbe

committed BY The late assault upon he STANDARD 4
Zee has beenss Ear repaired that il regular issue ha.
sgsin been commenced and we hope Tie astniug
Effects sflhal Outrage will prevent any fututsfo, .
The kind IN our heretofore Isw.sbiding Stale.
The sdilst announces tia, ihe terms Of he stand.
aid hereafter vii u :hrse dsllsrs for the Weekly
pix months, u four dollars for the semi- Weekly
six mo- s.knsariAbIy in sdvsnee. Owing 70 The
coDdiisa q tie eurspey and the BDosrsinty d the
times, sDDsoipliOn. vii Dot Be taken siOtger ~
rioS lhss "a .4ris
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LATE FROM rHE UNITED STATES.


Richmond, October 2.--The Baltimore
American VI the Isl, has been received
here.
Dispatches from Roseeraas' army state
that it has a strong position near Chat,a-
nooga. No attempts have been made to
disturb il.
Gen. Hooker arrived at Cincinnati Toes
day night. ~
McCook's and Critienden's corps have
been consolidated and Granger placed in
command.
A Court Of Inquiry has been ordered e
investigate the conduct n McCook and
Crittenden in the late battles.
Francis j. Grund, formerly promine nj
Democrat Of Phladelphla, but lately turn
ed Republican. died OF spoplexy Wednes.
day night, excited by hastings and groaR-
ings Of a democratic procession whIlsi pass
Ing his residence.
Gen. Kirby Smith j. repUrrd to be Al
Arksdelphia. Ark, with $4,000 troops.
The Baltimore Gazette has been sup.
pressed by order OF Schenek.
On MONDAY Gen. Meade and a number
Of other officials Jined with John M.nor
Bolts.
The New York Posts Washington cor
respondent saws thai there will be a new
draft for 100000 men. from which the
Government expects 10 gst zoe 600.
The British ship Of the line Nile with
Admiral Milne on board. and the British
steam frigate lmmortaliie have arrived Al
New York. Also the French irigate Guer-
rieur.
{ An arrival at San Francisco brings re
port that the English feet bad been de.
fsated by the Japanese. 10 attempting e
take one Of their forts.
The Russian reply intimates tina, fur
Their prolongsiiUn Of diplomatic discussion
il saperfiuOGs. Russia assumes the iul
responsibility Of her acts.
II Wa rumored that Mr. Mason had with
drawn in consequence Of the systematic
rudeness ef Lord Russell.
A decline had taken place at the Pari
Bourse. owing TO spprehensions Of Lnplea
SAINT feelings between the United State,
and France in relation 10 the Florida.
/ Eight thousand Irishmen arc 70 be en-
rollell Tor service in The new Mexican En-
plfe.
Richmond. Oct. 2.-Gen. Bragg's tecen
victory on the banks Of the Chlckamauga
has filled our prisons TO overlooking. ant
caused Belle Isle to abound 10 blue coat
as il used TO del blaekbirds. In The Lib
by prison there are now 800 or 900 Off
GERS. aud 10 all some 5000 prisoners a
this point. We shall soon be even wit
the Yankees again in the way of prisoner.
their recent and much boosted prcponder
ance now rapidly disappearing.
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Deatl., of Pref. Emmons.

DeatE, OF Frof. EmmOns'-We earn
from the Progress, that Prof Emmons, State Geols.
gst, died al Wilmington few days since. His re-
mains were expected at Raleigh on Monday last for
interment
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Tie Ian. j. L. 7. Psyt.n. Confederate
Senator from Missouri. died at Baden
Springs. Alabama. On Thursday The ID Of
Sspts nber.