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New York, Oct. |.
Tho Richmond Examiner of the 18th
says:
Gen: Lee had officially communicated
to the War Department that Howard s
and Slocum's Corps Of the army OF the
Potomac have gone to Rosecrans. and al
So that Rosecrans had been reinforced by
Grant with 1000 r"n.
/ Mobile dispatch OF the 29th says:
lac New Orleans Era says most dis
Nitrous reverse has occurred to the fed
"ralS in Louisiana.
This concurs with the remor that Gen.
Wrt2~l had been defeated and killed by
jirn Taylor, at Napoleon, La.
An Atlanta dispatch says Bragg in re-
X to R"sccrans' requst for permission
t., Flirp the dead and relieve the wound
al. <suI hr had rnyugh Yankee prisoners
to lu?y the dn7rt, ard Yankee Surgeons
to attend - tn" WuUH,t,l.
Anu'hor Atlanta dispatch reports that
Gen Wheeler w5th hrs cavalry was across
the Tennessee.
Another dispatch oj tho same date re-
ports Lookout Mountain FIELD by Hood
division. now under Gen. Jenkins.
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st. Louis, Oct. S.

Leayenworth special says, Gen, Blum
left Fort Scott for Fort Smith, Guerilla
cutting off trains, and enc my around TT
Smith in inenacing attitude. 1t rs re
ported that there il now oyer 100 families
who fed from Platte county for fear o
violence from Moss' militia men. and i
q change Is not soon made the lives ant
proL erky Of Union men of Platte 10 vii
be at the mercy OF men VIII ose loyalty has
always been doubtful. JIG. r., q, .i.-.-. n.
So many destitute refugees have arriv
ed at Leasenworth from Missouri that the
Mayor has been compelled to issue I
proclamation to provide means for theiI
relinf -...- ...-... -
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New York Oct. .

Special dispatch to the World says;
Returned prisoners declare that A. ?
Hill still commands the Richmond de
lenses with about 5000 men, and tha
Longstrelt reinforced Bragg three week:
since with $4,000 men.
The Cabinet is said to be equally divi
ded. on the Missouri question .
Blair IS very active against the removal
of Schofeld. =
Special to the Tribune says:
We are enabled upon the best author
ity to say no draft for six hundred thoU'
saad men. nor any further draft other
than the one now in progress, is cOntem
plated by the Government.
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.l.1.tllts g -. e ]; Ell IL y

g
MeMinnviIle was attacked III noon 70.
.day, bat the result i pnkuown. The
eight was going On when telegraph com
inunication was intercepted. ss 81.
Rebel cavalry IS repafted crossing the
TENNESSEE. river at Washington. ...if
The Press OF today says that q terrible
explosion had taken place at Byiaaepors
Int not gwen; 4 train IF 70 yagans
the city for the night. Two negroes
quarrelled. One seized 10 she'll which ne
accidentally dropped among the Ararasi-
milton which, caused il 10 explode, COM
nlunicasine with other arnInunition
WAGON after wagon caught Ene, the team
sters and attendants flying for their lives.
!. al later report says from nine to- twelYe
were killed, and double that number
wounded. g-@,. fssii3 b. .s@.,
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Cincinnati Oct 8


losses nj hettlrl.cFore Chattanooga are
es4irratedat headquarters "a follows: :
Killed. $40 wounded, 6, 800; prison.
ers, $500, Total, II, 500.
Il the opinion that if the right wing
had held its own the result would have
been decided Union victory.
The success of Gen Thomas on tRie fett
w-ns much rrcater than 1T hrst supposed d,
He routed Longstreet, and was In cond1-
ton to pur@uc h;cn Int for the disofgani-
z1I+;nn Of the richtwinc. -. -. -
10 SURPRISE is felt in the army &C the
failure Of TIC cndmvto renew the SttFck.
Ills loee hclirvrd TO he 10000. 49,. -.
Our arm, ism sr,rccb Arhtfne os'ssdi"
*ion-ccmract.in ORG '7;sation, we'll sup.
,5tietl with provisions Gnd arnunitaons and
full Of confidence.
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" shinasas. O. i.

The Rishsasad sasais - II II IL, sDsl
has = lolag eaeossrat ~ raid BY 2 7 saalEes
forge of I50o. sspon Rgieto On ne NlE1
giTila Il Tenn. railroad. glg5s3
! Col. Foster pf tie. 65th InaisnA Il b
command Of the I, s
II appear. thak tie eagslsy ct she rbel
Col. rtery VI 1a was guard laag the iowa
display Cd the mast radicpl caas eqsyassalce.
B Col. Foster destroyed . large depot 81
fiotir, ammunition and soldier clok hing
and burned the bridge over Beaveh Creek
and also tho tressle = i mile or two soHth'
The RIshmond !, whig.s s of The he 2ath BAY says;
Is impossible To- sayl What RosacE1ans'
exact situation, may be- NortheFn ac-
Counts don 4 tal pf coarse with our own.
.DisHat hes ia. the 10Th state that Long
street connands the river and railroad
below :Chattanooga. Excellent news, II
true, for Rosecrans must then rely on
wagons alone forsupplies. TO say nothing
or an enormous amount of transportation
which such an army aA,he has would re-
aliire. H. ,..s.t,. +. In. III . 4tsl
- The road over Cumberland Mountains
IS not easily obtained. Ills difficult under
the best circumstance, and wholly mad
equate for his purposes. >L,A5ss s4J:
Our dispatehessadd that it is not sup
posed that an attack will be made, as
we command the situation and need not
Sacrifices the lives ef.our troops. @4.
1 j. The inference is that Rosecrans Will
hold out as lon & as he can get reinforce
nlerts, and try 10 extricate himself by
assuming the ;offensive. Failing in that
he will make the best way back to Nash
Vile. .=.s-.a ,ss.N y - F.. ""3s. ~
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New York, Oct. 8.
Thn n:nhmond eentirel Of the 2Qtl

New OFk, LFIt. %
The Richmond Ecutirel Of the 9th.
The House Delegates Yesterday in p
most summary manner disposed Of the
resolution for inQuir:ng into The tone
and temper Of Ike people of the United
Ntotee IN the subject of peace, with a
view TO reepondin. if favorable. The
H1:,se knows what cverybot:P knows that
nnrh rr>olntirns are both idle fnd ME
oh;cvous. for they will on3y be taken by
o,:r enemies as cvitlcncin1 more OF less
r,,ad.ncs~ N our part for reconstruction.
The Hou~olv A Unanimous vote puts its
foot on tie resolution, and without q
word of G:scu~ Jon "r moments delay.
In this t,rv i~ut larry represented the
ulanljncss and nnanamity Of our people.
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Nr| ! OK, OCT. I.
The Tribune special says The state,
nlant that new draft for six hundred
thousand men is about to be made is be-
icved to be premature. No steps will be
made towards new draft ill The present
one is completed in several Of the Wes-
trr,l States which have not exceeded
then quota of Volunteers sufficiently to
cover he drafts, as Michigan, Minnesota
and Wisconsin.
Tie Tribune says that Generals Nc
C.nE AID CTittendcn have been relieved
OF their commands, and ordered to report
al indianapolis.
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New Work, Oct. D,
Specials say all quiet along the lines l.
the report from the front. -
1t can do no harm now 70 say arrange
ments for forwarding troops from Wash
ington to the Department of the Cum
ber1and has been brought to such per
lection that Soldiers who left here Fri
day week were last Thursday in posi-.
ton to render effective assistance to Ro'
secrans, who has by this time received
heavy reinforcements.
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Head Quarters list Divi sion Of Cavalry

IEEdVE WI o EFFT IT 80
near Duniay KY Oct. 3. T' -. =. L -
Col Edward II McCook with lst Wis,
and "a Indiana cavalry attacked Wheel,
er's force, 1900 strong. at Anderson
cross roads, Yesterday, whipping them
:iadIy. Killing and wounding f2O,. taking
81 prisoners, recapturint alf government
property, including 500 mules. and also
the prisoners taken from our train,
Among the prisoner is Major on Col,
Martins staff. Major on Wheelers' staff,
Col. Russell commanding brigade, and
nine other officers. Enemy routed and
driven ten miles. |E"il- 81. |.|Ez
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New York. Oct. 5


The TribunA's special states that gen
tlcmen who are accustomed to watch the
current of European politics and are in
receipt Of private correspondence from
well informed sources abroad predict q
great general war growing out ofthe Pol
ish question, and Will eonVulse Europe
by spring.
1t is believed at st. Petersburg that
Russia will then have million lilcn I'M
der arms and will be prepared for any
emergency.
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New York, Oct. !.
The Worlds Washington dispatch
says
1t 10 understood that Halleck has 70
luminous dispatches from RoSecrans of
a very 5atistG;nctorp character, but which
are at present improper for publication.
The enemy have mac no dcm"n>tra-
tiQns fpI several days.
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flE:sa5.% He New York Oct 3 !,
Tffbufe special says official disfPtte n
represent s;taatfots befefe ilataroosa rs
faYt,rssl::e as could be wished. - III
~ Bragg does not dare TO make" az Cd
,'fTbS s+atenlent in rebel papers that
sesp,rr1 sfClc had retrpated from Jonesborc
e-tb Knoxville isnot true. o.:.'.E.-.s
Recruiting fir e6lored regiments goes
On ran;t'fv in Maryland. Loyal masters
ra,erre certificates for eaeh enlisted slave
. for three hundred dollars, payable after
the Constitution of Maryland shall be sc
arneneed as ~ permit It.
Srecial Il Herald says that all necessa-
~ provisions have been made 10 meet
demands on Treasury. that will last thro'
y ont The 1,spsfnt month without another
loan. in ftct only half Of last loan has
Iccu drawn. For aggregate receipt for
Internal Revenue, thus far, In round
Numbers is s.. f'N mo-. Revenue from this
source Hcr ve;!r 81 2.f0n.
The Cabinet 'wae IN session yesterday
if IS Understood that the condition OF the
d4Dart,nent Of Missouri was the principal
tonic. There Is an evident disposition TO
give the military command Of the de
4'wo government detectives arrived
here ni.:lf.beforc-last from Richmond,
Who hayt. .Glsccn confined under sentence
Of J.qt1i. rs sr;es, having escaped from
r>riscn: they xrcak Of the most cruel treat,
.raent to prisoners and unprecedented e
~uffer;ne On part ofroorer clhsses in sec
lions throusyh which they travelled: ~ 80. -.
The. sucrrilIas surprised the guard at
ramn Tcciw;t1, near langley, 3 miles
from chain Brislce. Thursday evening,
forced into the tents of our men. siam
nr,7;nr The Whole camp, Two Of them
we've Killed and several wounded. The
gurrriilas escaped without loss, carrying
81 with them a number of prisoners and
fifty horses
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~ .5a I'M. .ss'F ,aa8 Chicago, Oct. D.,
2s A Memphis letter Of the I'D says Gen.
Sherman was on his way MP the river
with large force. His advance left
Memphis that day. =. r. S.s.. W.. =
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New York, Oct. ?.

New York. Oct. 2.
A special dispatch to the n. y. Herald
says:
The latest official information front
Gen. Rosecrans, army indicates matters
progressing favorably as can be expected.
No apprchrnsions Of disaster of any
kind is entertained,
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Cm;yaro OFT

Atlsnfh Arpeael has following items
On 5lsYia 3sra 4 aat.tsr 81 IS men waylaid .
.fss yairl ps rottcfi wa CONS aekr gousofi, Miss
Z and killed. thirty fstsaerallss. ~
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