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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29

Gen. Sickles, in respon 20 a Serenade, and q
brief address Of welcome By MEL Dougherty, esq.
in Philadelphia, on Saturday q, i4ing said:
FELLOW CITIZENS thank !"u with all my heart for
this reception. know very wei that am indebted for
it just appreciation for the noble bearing tho
battlefield OF those whom had the good fortune
10 lead their General in battling for the country.
lApplause.l Among them. al proud TO say, there
were many Of your own fellow citizens. among them
the brayest of the brave Grca cheeringl l have al.
ways found them among Fenns, Nanias sons Renewed
cheering. Ii would not be just for 10 receive such
an honor as this If did Nc. tell u your own Biruey,
who belonged 10 the ID Army Coz s
FelloW.citnens these compliments are like so many
flowers strewn IN the pathway of the soldier which
make US feel that the interests of the country are a.
much cherished ever and the deepest interest evnced
by the patriot for the destes Of the country on the
battle 1t has been SAID IN Europe and even in our
country. that the North would bow In submission,
and accept OF peace wltogt retstabiishing the
national authority. (Cry of Never, never I am
one of those Americans who believe that the whole
American continent will be buried in the seas before
that can be- done. Tremendous cheers l scorn MI
such and contend that great duty deyohes upon
US ALL and this will be the result the national authority
viii be- maintained and yindicatcd all over the
domain, whether Europe gives any encouragement or
not
Let us go on for are compel At 10 finish the work
that Washington began. and al good men must fall into
column and take IA share In IL. Great applause. For
one my friend Dougherty hrs said. l shall do my
duty TO my country long there Is Rebel bearing
arms against the government of am enlisted FOR the
war. Tremendous chccring.I
Although am suffering some little inconvenience
owing 10 a casualty that occurred IN recent battle lei
tell you and the world that nm proud Of that sacri.
ice. Deaienng cheers No man who knows our
country who appreciate its grandeur its beauty its
power no man who can cOnpreAen nd bow much We have
lone and how much We have TO do. can hesitate for
moment what should be done f. he must at least yndi.
'ato his own honor and his counrys Grcat applause
Fellow citizens, thank You or your kind visit; allow
ne 10 bid you good night
General sickles retired amid great applause. Tie
,apd struck up parting tan' and the assemblage dis
ie! sod.
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Naval Movements.
A FLEET OF MEN.OF.wAR IN cOMMIssIo!

A
Yesterday was one Of the busiest days at the
BROOKLYN Navy Yard that has occurred for some months
No less than three men-of war put in commission
in compliance with orders from The Nay! Department.
The Richmond was the first vessel whose flag was
hoisted This vessel since her return from Mississippi
has had such repairs could be effected in 80 short
space Of time Her battery AID I'll her arrangements
are now completed and the FOIL wing officers were mus
tered on her deck yesterday when the commission was
read -
Captain Thornton A. jenkins. Lieutenant, Edward Ferry;
Aess n-i'r # sGiF sS Sp Ei%a Stewart x
I.Sn E.a r hSgsJ k;ay T. l. Bro ss A5l
Kisby.
This vessel was also pur n commission. She
IL one Of the twentythrce 'ols built Tor the navy
when tic war broke 0ut ano - rendered very good
service Oh the different sGuaaios With which she has
been connected. The follow j. list OF her officers:
cGnf ,, Il Corr - a. , o ay sSaw
Act Asst, Paynaser W a. Fey sci En.irns, w. ~ Price,
M,.ci's Mates, Robert Gregory wiles, ?. Ecshart,
Enspser., A. B. Dunlop, A. H. SEES c. Rolser, W. a.
Smith
This splendid ship wa Doe third put in tight
ING trim Lieutenant Conmlndor fiilebrown turned
her her officers and crew about 6t o'clock yes;
tcrday afternoon. She has eeyed her battery, ana
final preparations are being made for her departure Tor
sea- The following Is a lis; n officers:
CouInander, Geo. NJ. Ransom, ereIsnt Commander J.
A. Bsasislee, Acting Assistant o. D. Hsginbohsn;
Acting Assistant Pa, l. ltk1 orth; Acting Mas
is-s g. H. Livinssion. r. C. - ru.an Acting Ensisns,
J. {. J. fri.o.e, J. Boyle and Do >haw Masters Mates
rn0s. Mason J. C0u-ncy H. 7! 4 yves: Engineers. Ar.
Fu.t Assistant Ho ~ III, 49,. Third Assistant, = V
ss.lL,s; Acting Z Insr p. c t.
Nj ELLA Us.
The iron-clad Oa.ena which was stripped OF
her covering Oh her arriva the Philadelphia Navy
Yard recently has been oonN I'D into gunboat Sis
j. To be commanded by Cap Ills late VI the phila-
delphia Navy Yard. ~
/ The gunboai Kansas viii b, launched at the Phila-
deipha Navy lard to-day.
Ther :. gunboat Cal, pso 30 ID from Philadelphia
or Saturday 10 join the block dag squadron
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NASHVILLE Tenn, Monday. SEPT. = ls63.
Trains from the front are bringing IN wound ed
1nen and Confederate prisoners.
t'p to date about 1850 Rebels have arrist here.
among them Col. j. j. Scales acih Mississippi X eei.
Ineni; Major j. C. Davis, I'm Tennessee, AMI sjoT
". D. C. Floyd Of McNairs brigade. together nth i've
Captains and eighteen LieuteIanis Among ilc cap
tame is +. D. Sayres Chief Engineer Of Polk soous.
Over 500 wounded have reached here since Mec mes
DAY m oLJcAes and Lais. wax .ted som " tess
since by our sick al wounded. again e for the
Sane purpose.
Communication by tele graph has lot Yet s'r oF 10.
with Chattanooga.
Gnerrillas are very numerous near Columbia
Major Fizgibbon Of the l4,h Michigan aFri' "a iere
tonight with y prs among them one caIi IN ana
two heuicnanis If Wheeler STAFF He TeoIis ii -ci
in front Oar forces stu ioItl!lne.
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CNCrSAu. Monday -

CKCISSATl Monday Sept. - lsCa
TA, Commercidi of this morning has seven "a J.
ann letter descriptive az the Chickamauga battle frm
Its correspondent u. W L. giving the most complete
report set published and much mere encouraging
Than those previously published.
liz says that the army not wriIpod II IS no' dis
1ericned II has lost nothing so long as II holds Chat
tanoora and nothing fatal 10 the cause has ocou~red
Iiid.d retire from Chickamauga, IT AS stA pefy q
5eod and plenty Of ammunition
The trains with tiff. ng exceptions are intact Some
.eGy gone say q guns but al that can besrrye
90 advantage pointed toward the ly no mean
esgDly curious enemy.
special dispatch fiom Nashville to the SAM pap y
says uat officers from tie 'front.' say that The Ne 10 *
craf accoaut battle is aIfayorably e1aEsarat, d..
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Cupfu.s Of Irusten foik-t'en' ssrnnrs
Health ImProving-totton Arriving"
Sitksbuyg. - go,


TIL. Desaocrat Of this city has special DIS
watch from Cniro viii b says iha, Col 1rusten Polk.
,o,,v Tinted Staia Senator from Missouri. with his
,,oe and two daughters, were captured near Bolivar
f,,di,c A,k,usas on tie 18th inst, and delivered
oy,r 70 Gen Gsford, commanding AT Helena
Col Polk was Gen. Holiness JndgV Advocate Gen.
oral and WAS with the n bels at New Madrid. Corinth
Iuka and Cold Spring
disps,ch from velsburg TO the Qlst instant say
that Cen Grant f. still improving and VII be able to
leave lis bed IN few dnys
A coed deal of Government cotton &c arriving In
Ycksburg.
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fIsIn Our specil CorTe'IoEssnt
Sertenber IL. 1913. d.

fIsu Our pfciA ioffFtI oA~ NJ
Cn.x FISH syhIse Gs IS miles rom Chst,zJoesas
sertetnber IL. 1913 t.
There is in the Army of the Cumberland bli
little 10 write that oud DO be injurious 70 tie service
Ofcourge changes taking place bg they are gene
rallg such the public present Lave 10 business
wifi The armies ecem 20 be getting themselves in
shane Tor a conflict and II half the TcI ors fTon Tie
Other side Of Pigeon Mountain should Iroye true we
may expect to be involved in ore % the mosifer
rfc battles that has ben fought during re war Ger
tainy it will in IL results b. Of the most important
On the Rebel side deiea. would be certain ruin inas
much a. tie Rebel Government could not j. It's present
situation slsain the sloc 1t was this that led me t.
suppose that Bragg would not fgt Rosecrns at pres
ent If il could be avoided, since 20 nix general en-
gsgement wosld be TO rfk tlef all. Ye. If lie has
been should be reinforced sufficiently t. give him
the prepoDderaIe the advantages % be gained by sue
cess might induce him 10 attack ROsccrans even If lie
geIe not attacked liKself. That he has ben re.
enforced cannot nov be douhied. Exactly the number
il pcrhaps not known YET enough Is known 10 justify
Ius IL saying that his number has been materially in
creased. Johnston We know sent Is 900 some time
ago Bncknei's force added 1CT0 more. Fifteen
thousand militia viii soon join him. if they have not
already done it, while reports from virginia ana othT
sources indicate strongly that Longstfee with at eas
pat "a MS cOiDWhhd' IN ar" UNIV. 49,
rumOrs 0 other additions having been made bni there
Is not safie.en foundation as yet for Oebd ID theii
truth. Tie Rebels are no doubt fully aware OF
the importance Of checking this army. wLlc
b. defeat IT, they know. would be Of incalcula'1e
advantage 10 them. II would render another campaign
next year necessary and in the mean time the
Rebel euissaries in the North az well ~ IN Europe
would have additional time 70 scatter the seeds Of dis
szfisf4ctOu on the hand and still further disturb
our foreign relations on the other These considera'
tjous are of such moment 10 them that cannot doubt
thai every man that be viii be spared 70 reinforce
The army that is now confronting own. The i'm
else interests at stake here would justify them IN
running the Tsks Of defeat in other localities The fall
Of Charleston would By small, compared with tic
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Aid for the Wounded.

THmADELPhif Monday sept. = l5'l'-
The United States Christian Comm ~sion
having IL central Office in tins city ard branches N
Pit,sburg Cincinnati Chicago - Louis &C. las Sc ~
a LARGE amount OF sios and about Afy delegates -
Chattanooga for The foif Of ~ wounded IN ihe la d"
battles making than SIXTY delegates III al DOW AZ
WOrh IN that dlpaItne.t {.
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LATER TEOu CEfAHLEsTON.
-;.moce sill Erecting seisc Gun-.
NALIIMoIg Mondly. -. q -

IALTNOIJ- MOnd1y. sept = I7'I
Tn steamer ). Il. spaulding arrived at
y,,,es Monroe ,esic.day aiiL dates from Charleston
Bar 10 lfday morning
Notl,.ar important Lad occafrd.
Gen. Gilmore a,as sin actively engaged In erecting
seige gans.
Eo,terous weather irierfera1 with naval operations
The b..jiA Of tn Army and Navy good.
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From, Fortress Monroe.

ToRIRIss MOsnoE saluhIhy, Sepl 20 ie'''
The United States transport steamer hdhliai
Du pont arrived in Hampton Roads IBIS morning
The Aagoftrucc steamer New-iorh' 'ap'' 'h's'
holm hi Fortress Monroe to-day IRONY ro'h' VIII"
ClO rrisnors Of war, in charge Of Major MiioH'
The steamer Express. due IRON City Poh'' LIB ho'
arrived.
r,.re has been no arrival from Charleston today.
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y
W. have no later advicos from Little ROCK
AMI, oiies along the White Iiger. Tie healh Of The
troops II good
rou, bnndrel and fifty bales Of cotton arrived today
part n which belongs to the Govern ment'
pos.ercers by the steamer Lady Franklin report the
conu,e in Memphis. on Saturday night, Of the Notorious
Guerrilla Grn Richardson.
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Reconnaissance Of Mnthin. Point.

WASHINGTON. Monday, Sept. 2e. 1863.
Several vessels of the Potomac Flotilla have
been especially accommodating In the vicinity of
"atliaa Point during the past week. detachment oil
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in the Ordnance Bureau principal assistant TO the
Chief of Ordnance
TO the Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Monday, Sept %, 1858.
NAVAL ORDgH
Lieut.. Com. Mccain, detached from the com.
mand of the grnboat Hunchback ordered to the com
mand Of the kennebec.
TIE GOVERNOR OF TENNESSEE.
The Hon. Emerson Etheridge il, at the In
stance ~ prominent Union men Of Tennessee, en-.
deayorHg 10 obtain the consent If the Administration
for Gen W. b. Campbell to be inangurated Governor
Of Tennessee on tie ground that no was voted for in
the various counties on the first Thursday in August
last the day fixed by law for the election OF Governor
in that State since 1885, 1t is claimed that he received
all the votes cast and in that state the majority OF al
the votes given elects large vote it IS SAID ~ thosc
gentlemen, would have been thrown throughout tAe
State had not Gov johnson and his advisers opposed
the election They also say that the Inauguration Of
Gov. Campbell would relieve Gov. Johnson from ms
labors, and the people Of the state having civil Gov
ernor. would have no difficulty in rcorganzing the en-
tire State Government Immediately.
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Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
DAyvILLE Pa. Sept q. ls6s
An immense Union meeting was held here
las, night addressed by tie Hon. James NJ Scovel and
cx Gov Pollock
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sick md Wounded nj CUipsppcr Court
House, w.

The following is list of patients at FIRST pi-
vision Cavalry Corps Hospital, Cnlpcppcr cod't House.
Va L. J.. bliss acting assisiant-surecon y. ). A. IN
eLarr..
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Government I.onu.

PHLLDELrr'A Monday, Sept. IS, 1863
The sales OF hve-tWentl to-day amounted
To s5lcU50 Deliveries OF bonds made ~ Sept 70
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uh. Dran in Albany.

ALBANY, Monday, Sept. ~ ieoJ
The draft commenced i'll Inns CITY lhiS InoIn'
ING and Ii progressing quietly.
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Government steamer Burned.

BALTIMORE Monday. Sept %, 1868.
The steamer City al Albany, recently pur.
chased by the Government destroyed by tire here
this evening.
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soldiers accompanied them. The country hereabout
was scourcd, but no armed Rebels were discovered.
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To tN, As.1ciatea Pres.
wA.nyeroy. Mondey. Scft. :. ls

WASHINGTON, Monday, sept =, ls63.
che latest adrices from Gen. Rosocrans,
slated yesterday Afternoon state that the enemy his
tnado attack since the 2lst inst, aud Gen Rosccr
Is net,iow in any fer Of being attacked.
Qps rtcrmasicr Gsn. Mciss arrived at Rosccra IS
headquarters on Saturday and upon irritation cX.
ami cd the position of the army lie declares TIA II
cannot he taken short OF a regular siege which Bragg
dee not seem 20 DC attempting.
CNClSSAIL Monday. Sept. Q, sC3
The correspondent of 14e COmmtrciGi gives "A
sss gloomy of the batss III Georgia than that
by other correspondents.
lie states that our loss is artillery and frago Is
greatly exaggsredi that all our divisions foJe ht vel;
that the army was drawn up around RosSviIe on Mon
day in good order awaiting an attack. bat that tie
ny declining to offer battle EEL back and took
up strong position around Chattanooga. that our
soI Tiers are good spirits and thai there . no lack o.
gul Is ammunition. or provisions.
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PDOE Till ARNYo EIlE CUMBERLAND
NO HOSTILE MOVEMENT BY THE EMERY.
Our Army Cannot be Dislcdgea By
Attack.
Our Losses IL Artillery ard Baggage
Exaggerated.
The Army in Good Spirits and Ready
The Army in Good Spirits and Ready
fer Action.

cScIyNATi Monday. Sept 9S, 1864
News from Knoxville W to last Thursday has
been received. Cen Burnside still had his headquarters
Il, that place. There signs Of any Rebel mote
ments into E,st Tennessee. The Rebel force under
Gen. Jc1es keeping clese to the Virginia line. Part
IF Gen Burr sides mounted force was engaged upon AN
expedition unto So,th Western Virginia from WHICH
very iiuport ant results were expected.
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The SituatiOn-Hsbei- Hs-enforced-S'ar-
ticuIars Of the skirmSI. al Hiagaoid-
Reconnaissance from Gordon's Mills
Brave kkirnisbcrs-Thc Rebels Aftnek
cur Pieksis Thi. Morning md .sre
Driven Bnck-They aiso make "a
Denomination from Deg Cap.
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FROM WARRINGTON.

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON Monday, Sept. O. 1863.
TIE ARRANGEMENT FOR EXCHANGING PRISONERS.
The recent arrangement for exchange be-
tween Gen. Meredith and Commissioner Oud embraces
all the prisoners captured mp to Sept l. 1853 amounting
TO about 2OOo and leaves at least 10000 in our hands,
The terms Of the cartel are the same as before.
INTERESTING TO DRAFTED MEN SUBSEQUENTLY
EXEMPTED.
The Provost. Marshal. General has issued in q
circular the following rules for the efGndng OF comhu
tation money and repayment in whole or IN part Vi
amounts PAID for substitutes which viii govern IN the
settlement Of outstanding claims OF THIS nature u
drafted men who, having been led TO service under
paragraphs and Of circular No a. have been or may
be subsequently, exempted under the provisiozs OF CIR
culars Nos. 81 and Is from this Office
IN Of men rio d,at,ee and paid "a, $50
1ruet,on fhonf bring eramsed bot rho ca iuo,esu'st
hare bor or may ropnd orsmp and cinr 10
- Invaded ne amount paid Ia the cas. Of nSn VINO VIZ
rprpSsi.d by uosntss IA the United state. .Iyc. % vac
81 of Hafch 1863 who being drafted under tie present
rar piid conn"t,on money nnd noT clam 70 ns se,
amin zach 81 his Mind ari make inn ePor ron ~
AMI vc opinirn with rrysrd 70 IT, fry shsI theH or
ys this r.por, i opinion win AL the Papefs IN ". ca-'
70 ,te Pro,os, hnal order. TO rounding
n, money On IA the Of men who unG'T tue on
sHs.tsne.. .c, forth "a IN preceding r.r., , au
.nslsy: The Board shah carefully .raE'ne eass"
~ II his kDr nais foil Tsrot upon II, and Civ an opi
or with redtoit They ssrh then forward ih's report az,
MON With the pa,vrs i the 70 the ffovs y
ncn Tb~ board shsu Tea Sre an ahdayit 81 ue piinn
a. tn pount psid s- furnished by HIM when u
"a. mid lthcr TO n hroash broker ag,s,, and u 80
H.. name 81 ~ broker agent He sha alse feqa'n
PRESENT ID. pt tsk, for sIcb snioun or Ne claim.
I'VE no rreant TO afias 20 hni eject No I'fh".i
coinuuat mon'y payment Tor sup'u' iea luil',
ha be- mao until tn Est pon pa!s-s grsnt'd '
.rigIa s1 have b.cn de troy.d by the ffovo,t shii
n. pyos Marshal. certecaie Of such ct a IN ali ea,e
required the r.osiysr 81 Communication money or ohe
isb .s fc.r b~isr. r. nding money paid Oh .th.
account
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Lieut.. Com. Mccain, de- aohed from the cOll'
mand Of the grnboat Hunchback ordered to the com
mand Of the kcnneDec.
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NATIONAL BANKING.

Certificates Of authority TO commence bank
mr. have been issued TO ID, following National Banks
: nee our last hat
riut EaiouAl Bank o. Warsaw, Ind. capital 5000.
Fifst National Hank # -. Louis Mo capital ? lrlt"
tif.i National Bank Il Upper sanigssy. OHIO, 5000
Fir.t National B,nk " Toledo. Ohio. t-laoto
tir., National hank u Logan Ohio. 5000
Fourth Naiioaa bank Il tincnnnti, Ohio tls3e0
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-24
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 23,
FLoUR-Demand good, and market firm
Super6ne 60@5 CO. extra zoos 10 fam
lily 9O@6 co.
WHISKY--43@435, latter rate for wagon,
holders asked 44c Err
WHEAT-Market firm, demand upto Of
ferings, receipts light l l2@l Is for prime to
choice red, 1901 l8 for prime Indiana
or Ohio white, and 20@ l 25 ior prime
to choice Kentucky white '.' F
C0RN-Demand active supply moderate,
market firm Ear at AZ in bulk shelled
at so in bulk, and SO including sacks
0ATS--Demand good, receipts light.
We quote new and old at 5s@60 in bulk,
and 5000, including sacks,
RYE-Receipts light, inadequate to the de-
mand 7e for prime samples on arrival, 300
bu from store at 80. a.
BARLEY-Market rules firm, demand fair
Prime tall at l 1901 35; state spring, prime
to choice, ut | 20C9l rs. Qualities below
prime dull.
GROCERIES-Prices tending up, firm
sugar llt@l2, coffee 3O@33, moasses 5O@
55.
PROVISIONS-Market quiet, easier
Meso Pork at IL 26@ll so for old, anC
l3 50@l3 so for new Lard sold at 81
more sellers than buyers .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-24
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHlxoroS, Jan. 23--The special to the
Tribune says Gen. Butler telegraphed here
an explicit denial of the statement that be
attem pied to control the Congressional inter
est of Mr.. Bouligny.
Gentleman connected with Foreign Lega'
ton has just received letter stating that the
French Government opened correspondence
with the British Cabinet about the Alabamas
depredations; that Drouyn De l. Huys opn.
ion is that the tacil consent OF England to
launching and fitting of Privateer is in direct
violation Of the spirit and letter Of the Treaty
at Paris and Constitutes breach of the law
of nations; also stated British Cabinet Ind
taken the matter under consideration and
now trying to extricate itself from matter.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-24
FROM MEXICO.

NEw YoRK, January 24.--The steamer Pa
cifc brings Havana advices to the 10th, Mex
lean advices gives rumor that General Dobler
committed suicide to avoid being made prls-
oner by Megio.
Another report is of serious misunderstood
ing between Generals Ostego and CONNER
fort, that numerous desertions have taken
place from Mexico grarrisons at Puebla, also
that conspircy discovered in the brigade of
General 0honr, aud hve officers have been
shot.
Further advices state that Enlise Frenee
force in Mexico is 2s, 900 but reinforcements
of 10, 900 are expected by the last of Decem-
Der. The Mexicans have $4,000 at Puebla
10000 or 10000 between there and the Cap
itol, $4,000 more at the Capitol, 5000 in the
State Of Queretian, and 10000 or $4,000 in
the State of Gverrero Most OF them are
boody armed. Fort6cations at Puebla con
sst Of 200 guns aud city of Mexico a like
number
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-24

lean minisier, has received dispatches, show.
ing that the condition Of that the government
Of Mexico is better than it has been previously
or since the French invasion.
While tue French army was waiting for re-
Inducements, Mexicans were forttying the
principal towns and Il is now believed that
Puebla, the City Of Mexico. and other places
Of importance have been rendered impregna-
ole, at least to fortiiy army at present in Mex.
leo.
Domestic dissensions have been laid aside
and a great deal Of popular enthusiasm has
been envoked aud stronger hopes entertained
now than ever before, that the French will be
repulsed