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The New York herald., 1863-09-24

SUBSTITUTES.
jacob Brige sends john Weiseman; Chas. hchannus
sends VIM b. Noble; Louis Landerman sends George
hber Leonard kohelman sends j. pufendacher r. hipp
YByncAL DURABILITY.
g. anderson, j. II. stot.berg, J. Ebehler, Ander
r. HenIS Mn0hr Ess snss a.so
Chepp, VIM. Richer, c. Schsk, Adam sherman, r. war
snin g NJ Hold >. 4 Bates, D. Martin, fh 'koeier VIM.
pssrnlmEsYss
panel Free Louis Bauer, Philip Darange Carl N0uch,
C. h. Coom6e, Barker, g. Thompson, r Veile Huge,
/. Reaih, T. H. Rask, r. NcDonougb, Wm Aerris
ATKINS.
Grei'ish, Androw Sutner b. Weber, J. Horton, John
Muller: 4. Lcfher, II. Guniher, n. Mccormick, l. hene-
hook, Leon Do dirsrdin, c. hendesonn, A. Hess, Adam
Francis steny, VIM. Fogg, Wacob, J. oss, j. Fewer,
ovIY SONS oy
Thomas Pearson, Adam Cornelius
yAiHrs KcrmRiEss SBnpxm,
THE RFaHsTH DISTRICT.
The Board Of Enrolment the Eighth dsirics acted
but few yes ,erday. and Of them Of special
Importance. Of the work Of this Board spcc ts
time.
THE NINTH DISTRICT.
Tho Exemption Board for tho above district met
usual yesterday and got ihrough with the following
csses--
W. Waring, u. q. Denn0nd y. VI. Johnson, j. o Miller.
J. Hogan, McGibney, J. W. Jones, J.. Dean NJ snei
der, s. Aaire, L. Myers, w. IT, Van Wagner, J. Car
rolisJ Kasineer p. Mooney G. Holman S. Beckls J. H.
lnsbee. l. Dunn j. Daily, W. Moore.
ONLY SONS os wnowA
O. Lynch, -. Carr, L. L. Smith, H. Ooorin
eARKNTS.
pHYacAI DsAmrsIy.
W. Les, J. vegle, A. Woodruff G. Watson. ". Kun, n.
a. Allen, NJ HallDsn. J. =. AcGrath, H. ledides, Y.
Boomer A. Hem, W. H. Grey Y. heEroy, J. Donohoe,
q Crooksr, u. Bonouth.
g. QUINN n. ADA, v. spicer, j. stesaacker. T. Grant,
7. Johnson.
:. Dewey, b.. vanoott, vanness ", Turner j. 1nnd
J. Coats, I. Dunn.
sgnyICE MARCH 3
T. powdney. J. j. Galen.
r. Attinel, P. Crinnop, j. Bower, J. Jcas, j. +. Beda
ker =. smith,
prsNisHEn sUHsgYrySe
Dennis Sullivan, II. Field
j.. Goodhart, j. r. Ferry, ~ Heaiy.
A. Stranbe, W. Dale.
SArHERs cmIss1.
{. Bupin, p Dayen.
RrrAnruLATOS.
rota. number reported.
rn;,.a n"u
Substitutes accepted ror previous days. s......I IL
In service March
SmiS sou Oh winow......
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.EMs Riot Claissss.

Comptroller BrenrAn has commenced ~ pay The oss
OF those persons who suffered by The July rio,s wk,m
tbe SUPERVISOR after diigsnt examination have resma
e.! as 10 sab;.cis for reiullne ~tion.
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E"s'S1,OOO,OOO Exemption LOAu.
The only subscription TO this fund yesterday
of - 0ee from s. q. Clark The total subscrbsd s
yssa 500.
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.AU Numbers up to FIJI viii be called to-day.
c,nNsl RurS nEIIEyEn tRon IHR nrAKr

cossCRTrs nUKvD yRoh DRApT
Tho following persons were relieved from the opera
sons OF ibe draft yesterday by tbe Brooklyn Common
Council
First ward-Luke Doyie
Fourth wsrd-PYatt G. Cutting. A. ". Morehoass, Jas.
f. Smith.
Fifth Ward-John HcGone, Michael Ice, J. Roscoe,
George l.. Sinonson.
Ninth wsrd-John Finnegan, tbas. Mumby, Cha. r.
flaming, JAS DugaM.
fourteenth ward-Jeremiah sfager Henry Bunger,
Michael Wilds, Jeremiah Finching.
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HEApQU ARJRRs, 6srH RrgIMxNr v. Y. n. N. 4.
fSsRx hARKKr ARnoRy, Sept. 13, 1893.
IN conformity with orders received from Division and
Brigade Headquarters the Sixty ninth regiment. NJ Y.
=. NJ g.. n relieved from furtisF ice BY order.
JAMES BAGI.FY, Colonel C.mDs@niing.
b. GsiLAoHsR, Ac' ing AdiUtani.
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John s. Ridley, Francis r champney. William Walsh,
Victor Francis fynatus Patti, Edward Brophy Daniel
\. MulAty, Freeman n. Myers.
rwo mgHBERs oNs FAMILY DAArrEp
James w. Farrell.
lllcvs
Frank CoHetti, Patrick oNeil, John Burke, james
pearden.
Edward Crane James Milton, John Foote, John Mullen,
Martin w Smith, Peter HtewagoD, Robert Fletcher,
John H. Kellurn, Henry Woodheuse, George Harding,
Robert Welwood John McEntee Patrick Maloy, Thomas
Martin Richard in.rel, James sheolin, Eeram g. kpp
Charles A. MoAurray.
Chancellor H. b, Brooks Charles Mcconnell, Hugh Bel,
Garrett Wall Jacob Clyne, James Cannon, Michael Rei,y,
James Simpson, Martin OHarra James Garvin, Robert
Foster Ralph Noble James CopoD John Pelham James
Farley, Michael Mccormick, y. Thompson, james La
sale, John B. Holiday, George ambrose.
R0NR1TDgTs
Edward Crummy, Henry y. Lafarse.
rATHERs norBgRIEss cfstDRn.
Mathew McCarty, Hepry williams.
SONS
Thos Hughes, Vim. Butcher, John Krosaa, sepismund
AmauD,
srF'TE xARCH q
Char Basb, Joseph Hines, Edward n Smith
REGArnUI ATOM.
5upstltuss
Held 10 BHStce
falu II
Two members Of one family OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I
AteOe ......,.........., 4
Disability. .......................1
Ovor aGe. ~
Non-resinenss.
FATHERS OF notheress children
Oniy sohs. Z
An sofvro.,
Am nurohars nm 10 = s11 ,u;u hs sailah ~ A., :
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~ rans chu eh, sy aev. Dr.. Mrg'n ni., 81 ny ~
lrayn 10 Miss RsNi V. SlLLsAS elisst uAns ntef ~
thomas stil.nap, Esq, ~ Gg this CITY.
8oLrSgY-rnoa --Gn Nsrday Sentemher 81, oy HsN
Dr. Pniilps fsosAs n. Gotpsgf 20 Miss ASSn fnos, al
or this city.
Nor Ea'k pagers please coy.
HAIsTgADWAR WARiNu.--At sayilie, Orange county, " -.
on "Wednesday September 20 Mir. WitrAx j. H.lsfnb.
af f'roekyn, y. y, 10 Miss r. NAa'SG, dahgb'sf %
John and SarahJ. Warngs - The torn O. place.
Newbnrg papers please copy.
IAwsoN-hsi0Hr. On Wednesday, SepteinOaf -, "a
no first Baptist church, Brooklyn, by past ~ dobn T.
Adams Rev. ALssRr6 IJwsos q Perth Anboy, % Mss
fl2A RFIcnT, of Queens, T. I.
Morr--tHrrp Wednesday, September 2s, % =. .
Ikes church by the Rev. j. H. futile ID. D.. re- bf a.
sisted BY Rev. j. 4 Williams, y. ~, OF Orange, N
,n1stEs sr Joay Nom to RA,nsr daughter a liz 20
thipp, fsq., al oi This city.
PEDERssN Cox On tncsday September -, Al he
chnrch . the Holy Apostles, by the Rev x. s. iowsui
9skH = fk RIGA 20 VICTORIA youngest Daughter ~ tbt
hie Joseph COZ. Esd, all Of this city.
SEksY-CoopEE.-On tuesday, eeptember ~ NJ ths
residence m the bride, Chester. Orange TO-, " ".
oy the hev Win tlstrsDdcr, EHkSszEk SEkEy, OF tic
city oi New YORK. ta AiIcs CaGPER
TaLsAsE--lirsr In brooklyn, Wednesday, SEPT.
70. BY tho Rev. r. i. L. fayior JoBS r. tALMAes 81 n
10 MA.cls A. yorD-es daughter OF Thomas Hunt. lsq
IfxpsoS-N NarREm.On Tuesday. Sept 22 at 81. Palfs
church Fourth avenue by the Rev A. b. Thompson,
sskd by the Rev. II Il. RdgeNay ALFRED II. nsYsos
EIts j., daughter II Hon. I. Mathew all o. this ,ty.
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Ohltaary.
MONSIEUR =. YENRLON.

Monsieur Fenelon the leader o the orchestra st the
New York ,seae died suddenly, from the breaking OF
blood vessel, yesterday morning He was attending q
rehearsal Of the orchesra NJ the theatre aud play
ing The air Of the close Of the opera Of
"Lucis di lAmermoor." Just be arrived at the pas
sage will meet you In Heaven he from his seat
and fell dead.
Monsieur feneion very well known In bis profes
He married the ilavel stssrp and travelled
with the Rsve family for nearly twenty years. They
sedca played without him Tor he had al their panto-
mime music by beart aud indeed. composed much OF
himself AT the opening Of the New York theatre. re
oenuy engaged lead the orchestra for the Mar
seiti and Martnet Il families with whom had been 40
long associated. As mark ~ respect 10 hts memory
the theatre cosed last evening Monsieur Feneion
was an excellent artist and = French gentleman.
The 0Ovsrnment Lean. .
Pn,-ApElrmA, Sept. %, 1888.
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Ce.,t C.l.ac..--ThIs Nav.

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2Isi 9IoT, 22cl 2aa, 92is e2t 29na. 23i 1919 o323
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,.upod ~ ihe iesir.
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NEW YORK HEnn.ALD, THURSDAY, S

Oniy ~ widow .......,.....................
ia service March 3, leo5...,...... ....''........
Sent 20 general rendezvous. .sris,,.'s. %
The Board adjourned atA p H. Or - - A..
The business az the f'
Up follows sf'n'H a'eHio' s'0'oi'"y ''
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vnE stfrA DnTRicr.

Tbe busness here yesterday routine and there
specially interesting cifcunss,nee TO notice The
ing table sbows the an0unt u dspeyea 0;
sesserday:--
The New York herald., 1863-09-24

The 9Overnment Lean.
PnlApElrmA, Sept. "a, 1889.
The ssies OF government bonds to-day announced n
$3.50 ,2a0. Deliveries OF bonde made 10 sspt IL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-25

INCOME ASSESSMENT would call the at.
tention of citizens of remote portions Of the
county TO the fact that U. S. Deputy Assessor
KeltOn is now engaged in assessing the Income
Tax. He has flushed his labors in Weavervilc,
and will visit the remaining portions Of the
county within the next three weeks. Citizens
should be prepared when the Assesso. arrives to
make a statement OF the amount of their income
for The year 1862, in order to expedite The work
Persons negltcting to make statement Of the
amount OF their income, to the u. S. Assessor
when called upon, according to Il recent decision
of Commissioner Lewis, at Washington, render
themselves liable 10 penalty, as follows
"All persons neglectng or refusing TO make
return OF income, except in Cases Of sickness are
brought within the penalties prescribed by the
eleventh section of the Act Of July |, 1862, viz :
An addition of fifty per cent. to the amount as.
certained by the Assistant Assessor upon such
information as he can obtain. aud penalty OF
500, to be recovered for the United States, with
costs Of suit "
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-25

We have much complaint OF late from Hum
boldt because of the inability to procure JouR
NAILS and JOURNAL. Extras, as heretofore In our
opinion such will always be the until a man
gets the mail contract who is capable of con
ducting the route as il should be. We have men-
toned the matter before have intmated Our
belief that any one was preferable to the present
contractor. We hoped for a time that Mr. Denny
would transfer the contract to Eli Durbn the
only punctnal, faithful man who has carried The
route since HOull bad the contract. But for
what Mr. Denny himself acknowledges he could
not make living ont OF, he asked Durhin to pay
bonus. Eli didn't see toe thing in that light.
Now we have new messenger at least once a
fortnight Mr.. Denny took the contract at star.
vation price, and The people OF HUMBOLDT and
those along the route are the sufferers. We shall
take occasion TO forward Extras to some person
at the Bay hereafter, unless there is change for
the better in the conduct Of that route.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-25
LATEST !

WAsuINuroN, 23l.-Following has been re-
ccycd:
VIcksBuHG, lSb.--To Gen. IIalleck: Johnston
evacuated Jackson OH The night OF The 10th. All
rebels in full retreat. Sherman soys most OF
Jobnston's army must perish from heat and lack
of water They have to great extent deserted,
and are scattered through The country.
(Signcd) GRANT
CMCINNArI, 22d.- Morgan, with about 500
men, encamped near Macarthur stown. Vinton
county last night. AT half past five " clock this
morning he was within a mile Of Athens. lie
passed through Nelsonvile at 10 o'clock this
morning, closely pursued by our forces. His in
lention seems to be TO gain point on the Ohio
river above gunboat navigation aud cross to
Virginia. Arrangements have been made check
mate and capture him aud his followers.
New YoRK. 23d-A letter from ROsecrans'
army dated 18th, reports army again in motion.
Enemy's rear has been shcllcd but no fighing
had occurred. Enemy appeared excited have
thrown away large quantities OF arms, nmmuni-
tion and clothing MS they retreated. Their force
is estimated Mt As 600 infantry ana $500 cavalry.
CAIRO, Vicksbnrg advces say Farragnt' 5
boats started down river with intention Of leaving
Mississippi. They are destined for new field of
operations, probable Mobile.
WAsHGNGr0N. 22d -RebHbLican has following
From best information AT hand it appears Lee 5
army is near Winchester or above that point,
while our own army is in such position that he
cannot get back TO Richmond without fighting
at disadvantage. Our army is ready to fight aud
anxious, indeed, rather than return to another
campaign in these districts of Virgna, which
have been thoroughly devastated by war
New YonK, 23d,- 1ribtme's Harpers Ferry
letter o! 2lsi says the main body Of our army is
25 miles south OF Berlin with Appearances Of a
forward movement. 1t is not Impossible they
will return to Berlin. Lees army lies between
Marlinsburg aud Winchester. His pickets oc-
cupy Poumac river from Cherry Run, Ii miles
west of MarIinsburg, down to Hurper's Ferry.
! WAsHINGroN, 23d.-The official statement of
! total amount of public debt July LIST, is Sl.097, :
274,3G6. Latest official intelligence leave The
two armies across The Potomac Watching each
Oher-rebels on the west and Federals Oh The
east side Of Blue Ridge
New York. 23d.--Thc Creole arrived from
New Orleans with dates to 10Th. The Era says
Col. Chckerng, Provost Marshal at Port lIud-
son, sent large number of prisoners to New
Orleans, including all commissioned officers who
are not to be pnroled Letters state that Brig
Gems. Welzel and Dudley. under Grover, left
Port hudson on the evening Of the 9th aud went
TO DonaldsrillG to clear out rebel batteries neal
there. When near there the 30ib Massachusett.
being IN advance was suddenly attacked and l5C
were killed or wounded and three field pieces
captured. Every effort will be made by Gen
Banks TO recover Brashear City and OpelOusa
Railroad. Al last accounts enemy were reported
10 have fallen back beyond Bayou Laiourche-
An expedition has also gone by river 10 Alex
andra.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-25

DEGRADED OR OUTLAwED.-Tod Robinson, who
prevailed on Downey to accept the nomination
for Governor. refused to swear allegiance to this
Government not long ago. He is nominee of the
assistant rebel Convention for Justice of the
Supreme Court of this State. Iu letter from
him not long ago lie said:
"No Democrat can take the oath they (the last
Legisaure) prescribed, without being an apOs-
tate. If taken by Democrat, he is degraded
if refused be is outlawed"
Coffroth who presided over the Convention
that nominated Robinson has taken the oath
Wherefore, according TO the above, he is 4 de-
graded" ."-RepuLlic.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-25

GooD OFiNIoN.-A gentleman writing from
s4nIa Cruz in this State. and who proposes per-
maneplly locating in this county. pays our place
and people the following compliment in a recent
letter " No field Of labor would be more agree
able 10 me lhaq among the sterling 20 ahead
people OF your city. aud The towns aud camns of
your county. in all my travels over California
have seen no portion of the State which like
better, or in which have ielt SO strong desire
to locate as Weuverville.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-25

WELL D0NE.-At the late Union County Con.
veatiQn ia Tuolgmne, lbe snm Of $500 was paid
over by Delegates and candidates TO aid IN de-
fIayDg ceclou expenses,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-25

One OF THE +" DEMoCRACY."-JeH' . dccipes in
Tuolumnc have nominated II. P. Barber, of
Sonora, for Judge of the 9Th Judicial District
He is the author of the following resolution,
adopted in the Secession State Convention of
1861:
That we nro opposed to the employment of
force by the General Government against The
sececded States for the purpose of compelling
obcdence and submission to Federal authority.
That we are in favor OF preserving upon conSli.
tutionul guarantees which be acceptable TO both
sections Oi The COnfederucy but ii that desirable
consummatioG be Impossible, then we are in favor
Of the recognition of the Confederate States"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-25

LOOK out for Leo, Worral 81 Sebasliun's Cir
cns-John Alexander, agent. II will be here
before long.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-25

"SPANE My BLusuEs. THE Democratic party
in This State has taken most extraordinary
chute. Modcsty is now one of its great virtues
Up at Sacramento the other day it was with dill
Gculiy anybody could be inducrd to accept
nomination. Downey declined Findley declined,
McCorkle declined, Sprgne (who very correctly
pronounced the idea of nominating him for amy
Thing joke y declined, C0ifrolh declined and
now Mr.. llaigh begS to be excused. Following
up the hint the people will decline to elect any
man on their ticket San francisco RtpHdttc.
A GERMAN OpGNIoN.--Thc Fusion Democrats
OF Placer checrcd Valandgham in their Conven-
tion hearing of which, says the Courier, a
German remarked
"Vallnndigham isht ein schwnrtzkop opf--und
his crimes shmcit worse to himmcl than schwcit.
zcrkaas. He was Heir Colts hlmmel sacrc,
ment, uud portzluscud donnur wettcr. DAs vast
allcS.N
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-25

New PAPEn.-Ihe Daily Republic is The title
of a new paper just started at San Francisco by
G. W. Guthrie & Co., proprietors. Chas. West
moreland. Esq, formerly Of The Shasta Courier,
and more lately OF the Marysvie Appeal, is ed
itor, and right readable sheet he makes Of il.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-25

SOME entcrprisng fellow, knowing they will be
in demand there, lately left Dallcs for Boise riv-
Cr with a cargo Of cats.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-25

NEW ENGLAND SEWING MACHINE.-This petite
little labor SAVIOR is creating quite stir, and bids
fair to drive all the DID, intricate and expensive
machines from the market. 1t has been only re-
Gently introduced in California, bat hundreds are
sold every month, ali because they arc cheap,
portable, simple, and not liable to get out of re.
pair. Every family should have one, for these
three reasons The needle used is straight con-
sequently heavy or light sewing may be done
without any change Of needle or machinery if
lady desires to spend the afternoon with il
neighbor. she can carry her sewing machine with
the same case that she can her work basket
The last and best reason is they cost only S28 de-
liVered here. See Stewart d Shears adv.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-25

ORGANIzED-The :" Democratic " State Com
miItee is now organized with CofrOh for Chair
man and pibble for Corresponding Secretary
The fifth resolution Of the platform Of that party
reads as follows:
RESOLVED, That we are opposed to al secret po
lltical organizations and soce ties us dangerous
to the liberties of the people, aud destructive OF
our Republican form of government.
1t will be remembered that both Dibbe and
Cotfrolh were active leading members Of the old
Know Nothing organization. OF course adopted
clilzens feel obi ged to vote for them because
lne nonluees Of the Democratic " party.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-25

CANr SroNAcu Ir-The rebel Democracy of
Siskiyou have nominated ticket, but the Union
Democrats don't like it on account of lis sec sion
procivilics, and mean to hold convention Of
ther own in August.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-25
Redemption Fund Notice.

OFFICE TREASURER TnINITY Co.
Weavrrvillr, June 27, 1868
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in accor-
' dance with the provisions of an Act OF Leg
isaure creating Redemption Fund for Trinity
county, sealed proposals Tor The surrender Of
county Warrants will bc received at the Office of
the undersigned, in Weavcrvile, up to the last
day of the session Of the Board Of Supervisors,
in August next.
gssS~ No bids will be received for more than tbe
par value of Warrants offered, and each Warrant
proposed to be surrendered must accompany the
bid. JOHN MUSS Err,
2itsb. County Treasurer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-25
aNaEtieA.

Az the residence Of A. j. Loomis Esq, July
23d, by Rev. Thomas Chivers, LEANDEn V. Loo
MIS-, Of Rcd Bluff to MISS LOUISA WETsEI.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-25
3irths.

At North Fork, July 2Zd, the wife Of j. W.
Phillips, Of DAUGHTER
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-07-25

rtN stI'EEME Il DGES,
o. l.. SLATER,
J.. SAWYER.
S. W. SANBERSON,
JOHN CURRY,
a l.. RHODES
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
EXT IRA
FIGHTING GOING ON.
A Great Battle Probable,

The most adroit maneuvring has been going
on between Meade and Lee for several days to
see which could out-nank the other. Lee has
made desperate venture, evidently expecting
to draw Meade into trap. 1t Is only neces.
ssry to say, without going into details, that he
has totally failed.
We have heard much from those who have
come from the front about the falling back
of the Army Of the Potomac.
The whole story is told when we state that
Gen. Meade has been seeking a field; and, If we
are not very much mistaken, 1t is one In which
Lee will discover that he has certainly made a
mistake, and that Meade has outgeneraled him.
We are ,otbfed that Meade has hcited and
attacked Le.'s odeancs, aud that shop fighting
is going on at the moment ~ are ~riting.
A general engagement is expected as the
grand and awful result Of the operations Of th,
past few days.
Lee has rirer behind him. The gallant boy
OF the army Of the Potomac were anxious yes
tcrds, to be led against the enemy. They hsv,
been gratihed today, and the hearts Of oil th
loyal people in the land are boating high tha
complete success may crown their efforts.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
The ELEcTIoNs,
CURTIN'S MAJORITY, $4,000.
Brough's Majority. 100000

rmLADxLfHIA, Oct. 14.-Curtin's majority
probably ranges from 1900 to 5000.
Broagh's majority In Ohio is estimated at
10000, while the soldiers vote will increase 1t
70 one hundred U.onsdad.
The Pres figures up Curtin's majority at
81 ,7s2, with forty-one counties to hear from,
which in 1860 gave 10, ,s62 majority for Curtin.
Fulton county gives a64 for Woodward.
BALTIMORE, October 14.-The votes polled
at the fort on Federal Hill yesterday, by the
Ohio soldiers, are: For vallandigham 0; Brougt
ll8.
CINCINNATI, October 14.-Hamilton count,
gives Brough $500 majority. In twenty-niu'
counties Brough has 7,Sl6 majority. Gsir
over last year, 2S, ,2s0.
| WASHINGTON, October 14.-The vote In th'
hospitals, convalescent, and parole camps, etc.
Of Washington, Alexandria, and Annapolis, is
For Brough, s4s; vallandigham, AZ.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-14
FROM CHARLESTON.
The Gunboat Magic Towed in
for Repair. slrS
The Attenptts Blew Up the lrsnsides,

FoRrREss MoHaoE. Oct. 1.-THE United
States transport Yankee, from the Charleston
feet on the l0sh Inst, arrived here this morn
ing. She had in vow the gunboat Magic, for
repairs, which vessel sunk oil Frying Pan
Shoals Sunday last. The mon were all saved.
They report that the rebels attempted to de.
stroy the Ironsides, on the night Of the 5th
instant, BY approaching her in small steame,
and exploding torpedo amidships.
Tho conclusion was tremendous, knocking
down the bulkhead and injuring one man.
The hulk of the Ironsides Is uninjured. shc
Is considered torpedo proof. The enemy'a
steamer was badly damaged. Several Of her
men were knocked overheard and drowned.
On the night Of the 9Th another attempt was
made 70 destroy the Ironsidcs. The enemy
were discovered and driven of. A heavy re-
ward Is said TO be offered by citizens ofCharles
ton for the destruction Of the Ironsides. Activ,
operations are daily expected.