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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-23
NOTICE

NOTICE.
BUREAU OF CONSUMPTION
Richmond, Va. July 21st, 1853
To inquiries errors unco.
mon, the following notice publShed 10 all concerned
l. Under the call OF the President extending the
age, all subsuons have ceased - be valid the sab
ue be sts than IS old AMI not Otherwise exempt BY
law.
@ MmbeSh whether officer private OF local orRanI.
nations for home defence special service sonfers claim
mpon from Confederate service neither does service In the
mla unless In case of Ose actually In commission
duly qualieei.
In his person whenever the services OF the substitute
lost the Government from other than the casualties
war.
Applications for exemption ground whatever must
hst be addressed TO the local enrolling Oce Wh he has not
power to act or doubt win refer THIN t, higher authority
with Of the facts All such addressed direct 70 higher
authority viii necessarily a1d invariably be bak for To-
cal exsnaon and report and the applicants will have ue
leslly lost time and prolonged suspense.
Appeals against adverse decisions BY local Officers be for
waded by them for hearing when plausible ground
Is set forth.
s. oommAndans Of conScrp viii give this notice extensive
circulation In the local pTes Il their respective States
j,23 -1w Acting ohief Of BuSss,u
city papers copy one week.
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A TsleEDr ~ TEssggsEE. .Chatta. OOga Reid

A TRAGEDY IN TESSEssEE.-The .Chatta OOga Rebel Of
tue 18th inst, says:
A man whose name could not learn, was shot on
Wednesday, at Tyners Station by his brotherin.law-
Il is reported that deceased ran away from bis CON-
mand while the army in Middle Tennessee and
went home His wife informed on him, and he afser
wards shot and killed her. The other day the brother Of
the murdered wife was passing through the camps at
Tyner's Station, and seeing the murderer drew re-
vOver and shot him. Ii is believed he cannot recover
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-23

CHARLESTON The South Carolina State troops are,
BY the order of the Govern of that State,to remain
at Columbia and Florence ~ the present. the force
Charleston being deemed sufficient to prevent an ad-
vance OF the enemy The South Carolnian learns that
"whe there is much anxiety there is abiding conf
dence that our valued old city Il be successfully de
feuded against the diaboi,al invaders"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-23

WANTED. - Having been Authorized to
w Recruit COMPANY Of YOUTHS from IS to IS years Of
for DOL Munfords Battalion, desire call the attention of
the Youth Of the try to the superior advantages offered
to them Recruits enlisted for 10 months only Comfortable
Quarters furnished Uniforms and Rahons furnished
the Company IL organised
Apply once, with the ven your parents the
Wing Office, to the Recruiting oaicer.
GL0. P. BoNDURANT,
IyQi-lv Captain and Recruiting Officer.
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SPECIAL NOTICE /:

TWILL ANNAAOA1
The attention Of GRooENs Is called Sale TOMORROW
commencing promptly erih
GROCERIES AT TEN O'CLOCK,
After which viii Offer many mEl articles, OF which are
des able Goods In the Coach Making Line. ALso- Wall
Tent Anvil Portable Forge, Fancy Soaps, sc &c.
Oar ohepgs Of GROOERIkS viii large and attractive Be-
GiseJ usual oGsring Of
sugars, MOlAises, &c,
Groand Black Pepper, frss rate,
Salt Liquors and Wlnes
The fale win be well worthy the attention Of the trade
iy23 TARDY WILLIAMa
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CRIMINAL NEGLECT AND HEAVY Loss.
The evacuation OF Jackson, Mississippi left in the
Iauds Of the enemy, We learn from the Memphis
AppsaI the rolling siOek Of the "NsW Orleans, Jackson
.sd Great Northern" the mississippi Central" and the
Mississippi and Tennessee" railroads. The motive
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-23
VERY DESIRABLE VILLAGE RRSI-

" \
DKNtE FOR sALE-The subscriber wishes to sell bis resi-
dence Charlotte house. Va The lot contains t2 acres
OF land highly improved with set n grass The dwelling
comparatively new coatsnsg ut good rooms closets dress
ing roOn Ihe outbuIdnzS 10 good repair consisting Of
three cabins, kitchen icehouse stables carriage house. &C.
VIII OF Ta water In the yard He vii also sell wood lot OF
80 distant miles.
subscriber, WINsL0W ROBINSON,
jis2-d1mo' Charlotte Courthouse.
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w ANTED "A Virginia Lady desire. Sit
uation Teacher In private family She il
teach Esgish, French and MuSic.-~
Address Box 800, Richmond, Va References exchanged
jyq8-d9Hs
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AnJurASr INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE, l
A July 81, 1868. :
GENERAL ORDERS,

The following adopted By e1 appointed Ds
rueS ofv Virginia,
{ nRaraa tsof
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EDUCATIONAL.
II EROSENE OIL,

TELRGRAPHIC N0TICE.-The Telegraph
Il Companies have determined TO sG,rd to all disabled or o
charged soldiers youths properly Recommended who may
the opportunity to aeqaant themselves with the
view 10 give them positions Operators
upon the lines occas'n may require h,ir services
For purpose Instruments will put up at ces most
the applicant and instuOn viii be furnished
without charge.
For further particulars apply TO Mr. GEo w. RApY Division
Superintendent or to myself, at Richmond, Va.
July Cad, 1868. J. R DowELL
p JyR-du Gen1 Superintendent.
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THEArRE-"The lady of the Lake" attracted an
OVERLOOKING audience to the Theatre Monday night.
The temperature decidedly warm but the crowd
dured the discomfort ie'gnedy rather than miss any
part of the performance which went of right smoothly.
The play will be repeated tonight.
The new drop curtain which the 'cOnnOisseus' have
pronounced upon SO avOraby, is in our judgment, a
sorry affair, both collectively and in detail The sub
jeot is the Artists Dream of Arcadia" but, pre-
sented on this canvass should infer that the dreamer
had been troubled with nightmare Is is copied, we
learn, from painting in the possession of gentleman
Of this city, but the design Inappropriate, and other
wise Objectionable and moreover so faulty in execu'
ton, that cannot repress emotion of sympathy
for those paygoes VITO, cOucurring in our estimation
of the painting constrained TO contemplate when
ever they visit this place OSamusement.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-23

sVascAHEAs whose papers nArked with Gross win under
stand tssi their tern Of subsepn about expire win
rsut promptly they Eiih their papers continued.
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A NCHOR BOLTING CLOTHS, DC, DC.
IA $40 yds Gen Anchor Boiling Cloth Hstd No TO 70.
500 kegs Old Dominion Nails, assorted
l2 Grind Stones, assorted. "a TO 80 To-,
500 Ds. Cotton Rope, assorted,
l0O doz MIL Saw Rles, l0toi4ln
100 Hand 81 AZ
10 Horn Resps, IA In
% gross Knives and P.fks, assorted,
CO doz. Pocket Knives ."
20 NJ. Ely's and g. d. Percussion Cars,
90 Red Wagon Hanes.
ALSO,
Log Chains Butts Screws
Stock and nh Locks,
carrenters and Smiths Tools, a good assortment Ia
store and for sale by RHODEs WILTON A HURT
yl5 dlOt ~ Pearl Of
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE BAYS.
A UCTION SALE BY
"a SLAUGHTRI, FICKLEN & CO.,


A UCTIoN SALE BY
n sLAUGHrEIt, FICKLEN & CO.,
on FRIDAY mOrAins the 2ah Instant at o'ioek.
DRY GOODS:
pieces Fine French Black BrosdeOth.
30 Bleaehed Cotton,
30 goss Bone suspender ButtOns,
100 packs Pins, escorted,
pieces Englsa Grey Melton Cloth,
: super. WelcR ditto,
z Paid do
I Fancy French ossiaeres,
leo Prnts,
Kentucky Jeans
~ a Esglsh and French BArages and shslnes,
8 % BLACK and Fancy. Silks,
hArsailes Vesting, Spool Cotton, Kid Gloves,
L. DO. 2: adkls, sik Hdkfs., Int. SIX ditto.
ASae Buttons, Ss:t T TSsss s XXI s,, siE and
Back ana Col Sewing blk Hoop fkirls.
HATS, SHOES, de-:
200 Soft Felt Hats,
Misses dItO do do
Umbrellas, Parasols. Calf Skis, W.
shoe Thread, Gall Net Irvine, Shoe Laets, q
Mails,
do. Kniges
PAPER, NOTIONS, dc.
$50 reans Letter, Cap aud Ncte Paper
80 gross Howards sup'r Matches,
lead Pencils, Pen', PentOlters, gun Gaps,
Brown Windsor and other Fancy sosps,
sup'r Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes,
Rcbber, briar and China Pipes
Memorandum and otaer Blank Books
RDWARE.
Pocket ard Pen Knives
Fish Hooks,
Knives and Forks,
20 dcZ D Rlss- MllSaw, hand d. fat do, te.
40 gross Screws, u, Ia and y ln
100 papers Gu, raeks
Buggy Iron Axes,
Brass Candle stieks.
GROCERIES,, dc.
chest .uperisr Green Tea,
Black
cases Hummers Extract Coffee,
10 F" Concentrated Ley
Indigo, ADspice, EPSON Salts,
Backing, Soda, &c.
Also
10000 sup'r Eng. Qlls
ALSO
supf Family Osrisge
10 be gtl Id at IL O'clock precisely.
~ Sale will commence with the Groceries.
jy23 SLAUGHTER, FICKLIN co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-23

RICHMOND HowITzEEs.-The casualties in Capt. Ma
cartty's Company, at Gettysburg, we're as follows:
htH,d-Ansn Norton and Devices Ogden.
Wopsdsi-Wm. P. Smith, right leg and finger am
purarcd; Geo McNamee, left leg auputated-wOunded
in the night leg; George Booker wounded severely in
lef. leg; John W. Peasants flesh wound in left Leg
Thomas Macon, very slightly wounded in leg; Henry
Kepler, very slightly wounded IN leg; Summerville
Gray, slightly in arm and head; Charles II. POindex
ter, very slightly in head; Henry Terrell, slightly
wounded in leg and arm.
The battery in a very hot place, and had hard
fighting to do. The Company had tventy-three horses
killed. Young McNamee, whose name is included in
tie above list is Marylauder and when wounded had
only been a member Of the Company three days.
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dgt 8itBmona daBig.

TERMS -DAHr lyear tl5.OOi months $500 Pc
TiOd t2.CO per month.
sESl-WEEKLT year So 90; Smonihs $500.
NESKtT yea, $500; months, $50.
.Remlt,aness a. The rllk Of The subscriber.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08
The st. Domingo Rebellion.
Rebel Raid near Chattanooga.
Murder by Guefrillas in Kentucky
LATER FOREIGN NEWS.
PROn CINCINNATL.

CIECINEATI, October Z.
A General Court Martial, General Am
mon presiding, has been in session here
this week trying parties lately arrested on
the charge Of fraud against the Govern
ment. IL is understood the case Of Captain
z. W. HURT, Assistant Quartermaster at
this post, arrested in July last. will be
brought before this court soon. The Court
Of Inquiry, called for by Captain Hurtt,
has been refused.
The statement made in the Associated
Press dispatches in July, that Capt. HURT
was arrested for appropristing government
funds to his own use, is incorrect. No such
charge has been made.
Major Wileman, Of the 18th Kentucky
regiment, wounded at the battle of Chick
amsugs, lately returned home, was taken
from his house in Pendleton county, Ken
lucky, on Monday. hy sOns Of gueTr1llas,
stripped completely, tied and shot. Five
Of the murderers have been caught and
brought to this city.
Governor Morton has submitted the fol-
lowing plan to the War Department for
filing up depleted regiments:
Three years volunteers-Certain num-
bers Of the old regiments, say one for each
Congressional Districtof those most reduced
in point of numbers or the oldest in organ
ization and three-fOurths Of which will re-
enlist for three years, shall be brought
home to recruit. Officers and men to be
furloughed for such time as the Govern
ors Of the respective States may determine
for the purpose Of recruiting for their re-
spectiVe regiments. At the expiration of
their term such furloughed regiments to
be returned to the field and like number
Of other old regiments, on the same princi-
pie, be brought home to recruit. Men who
are enlisted to be mustered outas if their
first tenn of enlistment had expired, re-
ceiving one hundred dollars bounty for
past service. A bounty Of four hundred
and two dollars will be awarded to veteran
volunteers for future service.
This plan will place regiments
organized in 1861 as regards boun
ty on the same footing with those organ
ized in 1862. 1t is believed that this plan
will take so few men from any one corps
as not to materially weaken it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08
suUTaWFs rRRN News.

LOUISVILLE, OctoOer Z.
Guerrillas at Woodburn, Warren County,
have recently committed many depreda-
TONS burning number of houses, robbing
citizens, Sc.
Reports are current here that during the
late rebel raid into Glasgow, Kentucky,
eighty-f five guerrillss, near day break, sur
prissd our forces there, amounting to up
wards Of three hundred, and captured
nearly all Of them.
The officer commanding is said to have
killed three rebels with Colts revolving
rife, and on approaching the stoekade
found it occupied by tie rebels, only six Of
our msn being in it when it was taken.
Our newspapers deny this, but the story
is repeated this evening by travellers,
though diseredited by military circles.
Grants order of September 22d has been
published at Memphis, making Memphis
and New Orleans sale-marts for the sale
of cotton by loyal owners thereof, and
bsnishing all cotton speoulstors from the
Mississippi valley south Of Helena, Ar
kansas.
To-day's Nashville Press denies the
burning Of the bridge by rebels over Stu
art creek. 1t says that Wheeler crossed
the river at Washington last Thursday
noon, thirteen miles above Chattanooga,
and psesed down Sequstchie valley. The
rebels captured fifty wagons Of one Of our
trains at the foot Of the mountain, near
Anderson's Cross Roads, burning a num-
ber Of them, and killing about 800 horses
and mules.
The train was loaded with ammunition
and rations; 40 Of the wagons carrying
medicine and sanitary stores. About 81
suffers teams were also lost.
General Mitchell, with Union cavalry
as soon as he learned the crossing of tht
rebels, pursued them, and on Friday snt
Saturday killed and wounded several, anC
took 200 prisoners; also, re-oaptured 25C
mules. On reaching Walnut Ridge the
rebels shot 200 mules to prevent then
from falling into our hands.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08
FROM COLUMBUS.
The Canvas of the Statehood
Prospects for the Union Cause,
ITO the Cincinnati Gazette ]
COLUMBUS, O., October 6.

COLUMBUS, O., October 6.
Eight volunteer surgeons were sent TO
Louisville to day, te assist in caring for
the Ohio wounded in that vicinity. They
are d. R. Mcclellan and John q. Kyle,
Xenia; J. L. Mounts, Morrow; ]. R.
Black, Newark; VIM. W Fountain, COlum-
bus; Wm. KauIl, Toledo; H. D. NOEL,
Mansfield, and C. ]. Nef, Lima.
Military matters are unusually quiet
here now; the political campaign is the
absorbing subject of interest. a careful
canvass of the State has been made and
the result shows that Brough's majority will
not be far from fifty thousand on the home
vote. Reports from all sections Of Ohio
are most favorable to a great Union tri-
umph on next Tuesday. Franklin County
is thoroughly aroused at last, and will
make a go-d record at the polls. A tre-
mendous mass meeting will be held here On
Thursday, which is intended to eclipse any
thing Of the kind that has ever been wit
messed in Central Ohio. The Union peo-
pie Of Columbus viii keep open houses on
that day. Arrangements to accommodate
big crowd have been made, so that Gin
cinnsti is welcome to send as large dele
gatis.n as che may. General Meagher
Senator Chandler of Michigan, Senator
Wade and others, are TO be the speakers.
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NEwYORK mARKET-Oct. 2.


Sales s7GSsc Tor Mfod inc Up ands
Eiour-Marke less acIiv0 and SC lower.
sales st 5,saf5,75 tor cara state S5,2'lT6, 40
fOr extra round hooped Ohio; S6,45G79J for trade
bra Dc MARKET closing quiet wi b no buyers at
the 5utsidequ tations
" hisky-dark0t active and frnsr. sa es at,79
5sc%.
WheuI-Market less active and lc lower.
Sales at 81 $50 10 for old hi ago spring el q
@l,Z7H for new chicago prii G; si,l54l IS Tor 90
Milwaukee Club; si,.09l,'4 Tor old Winter rid
Weste n.
COrn-.Continues in active speculative demand at
lc TO &c advance
safes at g5Gg6kc for SHIPPING mixed Western
aaOati 95&Gssc in store 81, for Western yellow il
store.
Oats Market steady. Sales at 7l@7ic for wes-
GoGee-Market firm. with nothing of moment
doing
SuEnrs-Market steady Sales at l45zc for New
Qrleansi llAgl2Ac for MuscOVado; l4Gl45sc for
Havana.
noIasses-Market quiet and nomiually un-
chaDg-d.
PoIrOleum-A shade irmer
Pork-Market with ut material change.
Sales at $3.50 for old mess; RI4,5O0l4,75 for new
mes5i Slh,5OnBll,O tar prime Sl3 50l 80 for
new Westernt 0rime mess.
Beef-MArR-t duh and unchanged
Bacon Sides-Market dull and nominally un-
changed.
Lard-Market oped quiet and closed steady. Sales
at l.eLliHc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08
.SPEClkED EDISPkTGRES
FROM WASHINGTON.
Rebel Complaints of Gilmore-.-
Good joke on Charleston.
Speech Of Senator Wilson.
ITO the Chicago Tribune.l
W.suyraroH Oefohar


WASHINGTON. October 6.
Rebel complaints about GiIlmOre's use Of
Greek fire assume very ludicrous aspect
when read in the light of certain official
reports new in the Navy Department.
These reports state that the EhelIs loaded
with Greek ere formed part Of the supply
of ammunition found on board the rebel
steamer when she was taken on the even
ing Of her sailing to lombard New York
and Philadelphia.
Senators Wilson and Morgan and Gene
raj Wadsworth are in town.
Senator Wilson was called out this even
ing at the Loyal League Rooms after the
regular speeches were over. He said he
only came over from the Pennsylvania
canvass day on business. The result
there would equal that in Maine, and on
next Tuesday Ohio would send word over
the country that they had repudiated one
Of the blackest traitors On the face of the
earth.
"The next Congress-" he continued,
"would be the most terrific trial ever en-
countered in this country, and all arts
would be used to seduce the weaker mem
bers. The members must find themselves
sustained by the great heart Of the people
in upholding and carrying cut the princi-
pies of the Presidents proclamation of
freedom"
Judge johnson, of Ohio, also made an
able speech.
The o. S. steamer ScioiO, reported to the
Navy Department as lost in August, has
been heard from, September 17th. All on
board were we'll
ITO the Cincinnati Commercisl.l
The Navy Department has official infOr-
nation that the rebels contemplated throw
ing Greek fire into the city of Philadelphia
and New York, provided ths rebel iron
clad Atlsnta had escaped from the port Of
Savannah.
An official report Of ammunition found
on board the Atlanta, shows that among
the various classes of prOjectiles for guns,
there was large number of shells marked
Robbins Fluid Shells, for seven-inch rife
guns. The Robbins Fluid She'll is the
same as the Greek FIRE employed by Gil
more against Charleston, against which
the rebels have made such great Objsc-
tions.
Copies of the Richmond, Montgomery
and Savannah papers Of October l, are
here, but contain little of interest. 4
The COnstitutiOnalisf, of Augusta, GsOr-
gia, says the victory of Chickamauga will
not be what it ought to be, until the Yam
KEGS are pursued and driven out Of Ten
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08

UE1oN RALLY IN THE FIFTH WARD
One of the most enthusiastic meetings Of this
enthusiastic campaign was held last night,
in the Hall on the corner Of Lake and Clin-
tor streets, in the Fifth Ward, which was
crowded by an intelligent and patriotic au-
dienee. The Fifth was cut in force, and
good delegations were present from the Sec
ond, Fourth, and Sixth Wards. Clarke's
band was in attendance. Among the many
trans parencies here in the professions, the
following struck US as peculiarly forcible:
" shall not give you a morssl of bread:
Vallandigham to the Squirrel Hunters"
"VaIlandigham waits and watches over
the border, pledged to array the State OF
Ohio against the Federal Government"
"Brough and Anderson the true peace
candidates."
" Johuny BrOugh: to Union true, to reb-
els rough"
"a The Ladies of Cleveland they show
their patriotism by their acts"
The meeting was called to order by W. J.
Boardman, Esq and Mr.. Barlow was intro
duced, who made telling speech, frequently
interrupted with most enthusiastic applause.
He analysed the pretoxts offered by Copper
heads for opposing the Administration, ex-
posing their fallaeies, and showed up the
record of ValIandigham most pointedly, re-
ferring to the fact that all our Democrats de-
clared before the nomination of Yallandfs
ham that he was a traitor.
Three cheers were given iOr the Sixth
Ward, aud three for the army. Colonel Nc
Groarty was the next speaker. He was
greeted as he began by three cheers, and
made very eloquent speech referring to his
own personal history in illustration Of tbe
blessings of our Government, and denounc-
ing terribly those who attack its institutions.
He made splendid reference to the policy
of the Administration, which, though Dem
Ocrat, he sustained fully, and showed up
thoroughly the position and record of VAL
Iandigham. In this connection he stated
that in recent conversation with him, Sam.
Cox and Geo. PendIeton had both expressed
to him their opinion that Vallandigham was
su unfortunate candidate, and their regret
that he was nominated. The speaker vas
very earnest and eloquent, and almost every
sentence was applauded to the echo.
The meeting was next addressed by james
L. Mason, Esq. We regret that we were un-
able to listen to this eloquent speaker.
The Fifth is a strongly Democratic but al
SO a strongly Union Ward. Her citizens
promise to demonstrate her love for Union
at the polls. Look ont for thunder from the
Fifth, on Tuesday next.
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GUERRILLA sKIRmIsHEs.
W,,,-,.S-.,- n...L,,.


A detachment Of Col Bakers Rangers,
which left here a week ago, returned this
evening They report that during their
absence they had several brushes with
Mosby's and Whites men and they sue
ceeded in putting the enemy to flight in
every instance. One Of these engage
ments was at Snieker's Gap and another
/ on Smiths farms, near Middleburg. In
all brushes with the enemy we lost but one
man killed. The loss Of the enemy is not
known.
Some changes have recently been made
in the location Of camps, but nothing indi-
eating immediate active operations.
Conscripts in large numbers are arriv-
ing. Those that arrived here yesterday
include about nine hundred from New York
and Vermont
Surgeon johnson, late Medical Inspector
ofthe Army Of the Potomac, has been re-
lieved from duty at his own request, and
transferred to the Middle Department.
Recruiting for the veteran corps pro
crosses very rapidly. In some instances
almost entire regiments have re-enhsted
and applications are increasing.
Two discharged citizens Of Alexandria
who have refused to recognize the reorgan'
lied Governments Of Virginia by taking
out licenses for the transaction Of theil
business, have heen fined.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08

NEW YORK October 7.
The steamer Eagle has arrived from Hs-
vans, October 81.
Arrivals from Matamoras with dates to
the 18th ulk make NO mention Of the
French occupation Of that place.
Civil war in Honduras continues.
Porto Plata dates are Of Septe u Der 26Eh.
The Spanish troops are being removed to
San Domingo as base Of operations.
Santa Anna has some 1900 troops bat no
arms.
Two steamers were about leaving Havana
for San Domingo with provisions and
artillery.