Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-18
NEMs GEEANINGs.

dents proclamation.
The sick and wounded soldiers Of the
Army Of the Potomac are being removed
to Washington City. This step indicates
some approaching military event of i'm
portance Perhaps Meade and Lee are to
come in conflict soon.
The Ohio State Fair at Cleveland closes
to-day. 1t is represented as having been
all that the devoters Of Agricultural and
scientific progress could desire
The telegraph reports that General
Schofeld is to be removed from his COM
mand in Missouri, and that General But
Ter is to be put in his stead. Schofeld
was in favor OF conduct military opera
tons according to the rules Of civilized
warfare. Butler is not. The difference
between the two men readily accounts for
the preference of the Administration.
The rolling stock on Tennessee railroad
threatened by the Federals has arrived at
Lynchnurg, Va a Richmond paper
complains that there is much demoralza-
tion among the inhabitants upon the Mis-
sissippi. An Alabama paper reports that
there is a company OF Unionists in Jack
son County, in that State. A rebel dis
patch states that the Federal trans -Missis-
sippi expedition has has been whipped by
General Smith at Monroe, La There are
said TO be ut Richmond six vessels-of-war,
some Of them clad with railroad iron.
We are informed that at Bolivar, Ten
nessee, three rebel Paymasters have been
captured, with $2,OOO,O0O designed for
the payment Of the troops at Little Rock.
The capture was effected by the Marine
Brigade
d. A. Mahoney Esq, victim of the
Lincoln tyranny, who was imprisoned for
six months in the filthy Capital Prison, at
Washington, and then discharged with
out knowing why he was arrested, says
that he was Democrat, has been nomin-
ated for Sheriff by the Democrats of Du-
buque County, Iowa, He viii be elected.
The Nashville (Tenn., Daily Press, of
the 10th, says; "a gentleman who left
Bridgeport at o'clock on yesterday, in
forms us that it was reported there and
generally believed, that there had been Sc
we're fighting with the advance of the ar
my under General Rosecrans Particulars
were not known further than that Thorn
as division had been worsted, General
Negley badly wounded, and two Colonels
killed. Bragg seems to be slowly retreat
in.s towards Atlanta, aud has been heavi-
ly reinforced from Richmond. Eight hum
dred deserters, (mostly TENNESSEE from
the rebel army, passed through Stevenson
on Monday evening. A considerable bo-
dy Of troops, cavalry and infantry, passed
through the same place, having boen sent
back to protect the N. d @. railroad" 4"
When Democrats come into power in
Ohio, the federal and State Constitutions
will both be maintained at all hazards.
And all the rights and immunities which
these Constitutions confer and guaranty
to the humblest citizen, win be enforced
and maintained.
Let the people look back and consider
what glorious times they had under Demo-
cratic rule VIII they ever see the like
again,
The last European News indicates that
the Mexican and Polish questions were in
statu quo. The rumor is repeated howev-
or, that an alliance had been formed be-
tween France and Russia-that Russia
proposed conditions for Poland so satislac-
tory to Napoleon that he had accepted
them and agreed to sustain the Czar in
carrying them out. This is the story as
published in the Patrie
A special dispatch from Washington TO
the Cincinnati Gazette says that the fol-
lowing amounts have been lately drawn
from the treasury TO pay troops for July
aud August: Army of Potomac. one
million Southern Department, one mil
lion Department of Virginia, one and a
quarter million ; Pacific Department, three
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