Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29

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 sMh5lessbsl sosce SSlt of fhs aiisslssipEa lpi, is reported spot to exceed 10000 men, and among them there is much disafAsction, fss6ltss $ ing in iseaaent dessssions. On ,hs 26,h ilt.. Kirby sdsilL visited the rebel army at Arka- delphia, under Price, finding t in state of. demoralisasisa. He therefore relieved Price, and rut Holmes in his .piace. This action raised 2 matiay among both officers and men, who arc i,nffieudy to Holmes. and the confu- sion is described to have been without bounds. Between Sunday aud Friday. from 500 to zoo men deserted, and to save the armA; otdsrs were given to march south to Waco. on the RiosBrazns. -Kirhy Smiths headesassers are -as Marshall "A strong Union sentiment is re- po:tsd to be exhibiting itself in Northern Tex
 as. and Morgan, the Ulion candidate i.r Con, grcss ia the First Districtcomprislng nineteen SSUuhaSS'1 '1hzss otell elecleu. - .-
 Cavalry skitmishes continue in the Army of the Potomac,iand beyond those daily conflicts there is no movement to report. On Thursday a portion of General Grege.s cavalry lad a fight near Fayetteville :, but meeting the reb. 1 infantry our troops were compelled to fall back. i'On Friday our forces again attacked and drove back the cavalry but when they came in contact with the rebel infantry. they appear to have been again repulsed.a On Sat urday portions of Gen. Gregg's and Gen. Bu- fords cavalry had an engagement with cavalry and infantry Of the enemy. aad were driven back to Liberty, beyond Beal,on Station. lf
 The New Bedford Stmidard says that . let ter has been received in that city from m of cer iu Admiral Dahlerei,'s feet stating that the grand attack on Charleston will nut be made until near the close of October. By that time the feet will be increased by several iron-clads An engineering party commenced on Thurs day last to survey the track of tie proposed extension of the Providence road from Water bury to Fishkill. ,g9aebnuqa5b qqeb
 The military telegraph between Chattanoo- ga and Nashville has been closed to the Press. A dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazesse dated Chattanooga. Oct. 24, says that Gen. Grant ar- rived there on the 23d inst. Deserters report Breckinridgc and Hindman's forces to have withdrawn from our front and moving in large bodies to our left. The object of the move. lnent was not clear. Rumors says that Rome ard Atlanta have beea attacked ih the reap.
 The Provost Marshal General advises Gov. Seymour that 60,37s volunteers is the quota of New York, under the new call. The Provost Marshal also says. that the State was deficient on the l7th of October 47 ,s57 ,aen. making, . a grand aggregate required of her, before Jan
 uary next, to avoid new draft, of los, ,085.
 Richmond papers make upa budg t Of inter- estings pews.qcl commenting upon the recsn, campaign of Lees army, these journals have no hesitation in declaring It to have failed of accomplishing any successful result. ..,n Addi
 tiobal inforaiatiog is giyentrespeeting the oper. ations cf a .dptnchmenty of Gen. Burnsifes < command ia East Tepnesee, which eliminate in the destruction. , of large numberiof cai and other rnil0ad stock at Bris!ow. 5 In this matter the rebels had nothing to bonst over. Nanlericaly superior to our force,4 they, ske- ! daddled incontinentIy as weeadranced, and w explain their cowardlico by stating that they believed We were pursuing with. lover. whelmng numbers. Under date of, Ghiokam. au.a, Oct. 2l, we have an official report from Gen. Bragg. announcing a : fight at Philade!, pl ;a. Tenn, 46n that day tbetweel, the rebels unler Morrison and Diho.d. and a body of our cavalry. resaltny in tho defeat of the latter and the capture of 700 prisoners. 50 wagons, ( pieces of artillery, a lot of horses and other properly. Among the items of miscellaneous intelligence it is stated that Gen. Neal Dow, is t, be exchanged for the guerilla Gen. John Il. Morgan. ,eea> ts-..afob .ya s5aslhuna yGe
 Jeff Davis tells his followers that they mus. not look to Europe for, aid. 2 for such is not to be expected nowsd Hapo of aid from abroad has been fondly chesishsds by the rebels and their leaders ever since the rebellion broke out. b837,iAE r3l .s
 z, 5. Bushnell. Esq. has offered to govern ment the new steamer Coumanier, lately launched at his yard, ia Fair Haven | The price nan,efl is $47.5OO. jl,'H HHf ? due of jqis
 CousTERFEIrs.-Tte following are mentioned among the counterfeits of ,he past week ,.
 Waterbury Bank. Waterbury, Conn The entire issue of he Bank. except ffties. conn. terfeited. closely imiiaiei aud well engraved d are i,l circulation ,d I .si ~: zaitgls el., sI
 Clinton Bank. Conn., Ones, spurious. Wig netie, suspension bridge. on each upper corner, female figure on right end. 9
 A chap ~ho had been paying his distresses to girl for some time. without daring to .pop the question, finally one evening he c,ade his passion known. Much to his surprise, she re fused him. Becoming very wraatlly, he told