Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-10-24
REBEL NEWS FROM CHARLESTON
ACTIVE OPERATIONS!
RETALLAToRY MEASURES TO BE
ADOPTED! 81
RUMoRED REMOVAL OF MEADE !
FIGHTING WITH GUERRLLLAS IN
TENNESSEE !
Washington Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-Accounts from
the Potomac say that Lees army, with
the exception of Stuart's cavalry, passed
the Rappahannock on Monday. Stuart
fell back on Tuesday and passed through
Warrenton. Lees officers say that their
men have not enjoyed meal in twenty
four hours. They assert that their rapid
retreat was necessitated by restitution Of
provisions.
There is no considerable rebel force
north of the Rapidan, except Stuart's cav
airy and artillery.
Rebel officers say that Lee, having
driven Meade toward Washington, and
destroyed portions of the railroad, Hills
and Ewing's corps would have been i'm
mediately dispatched to Bragg's assist
ance. One corps was about starting be-
fore the last movement.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 22.-The Presidents
reply, declining to remove Schoheld, says:
From time to time have done and said
what appeared proper, but say it obligcs
nobody, radicals or conservatives, to agree
with me in some things and to disagree
in others. wish both to agree with me
in all things. Then they would agree
with each other, and become too strong
for any opposition. They choose, how
ever, to do otherwise. I don't question
that right. 1, too, shall do what seems
my duty. hold whoever commands in
Missouri, or elsewhere, responsible to me
and not to radicals or conservatives. 1t
is my duty to hear all, but, at least within
my sphere, must judge what to do"
From Charleston.
WAGNER, Oct. 22.-Charleston papers
say: 1.-The Yankees are working hard,
constructing another battery east of Gregg,
facing the sea. A large number of tents
have disappeared from Morris Island.
Our batteries kept up brisk fire on the
Yankees, who appear in large force.
From New Yok.
The New York quota under the recent
call is 9,44l.
Seven thousand wounded Gonzales
cent , soldiers passed through Philadel-
phia last week for their regiments.
The Heraid's correspondent was in the
field on the 22d, when Lee commenced
retreahng. The Federals took the Often
sive, pressing the enemy closely. The
rebels had but a few hours start at
Auburn, Fitzpatrick pressing upon their
rear.
1t is reported that the military authori-
ties are taking measures to prevent fur
Their execution of our prisoners by the
rebels. Retaliatory measures will be
adopted. Spencer Kellogg, recently hung
ut Richmond, was captured while per-
forming legitimate duties. 1t is believed
that rebel officers will be selected for ex-
ecution when arrangements are effected.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-Dalghrcn's son
had arrived with dispatches from the fleet
off Charleston everything was we'll.
Rumors are prevalent that Meade has
been removed from command of the army
of the Potomac and Sedgwick put in his
place.
The Chronicle says it will take fort
night to rebuild the railroad to the Rap
pahannock and intimates disaffection with
Meade.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. pa Nashville
telegram says the command at Columbia
attacked and killed a number of guerrillas
yesterday, and took ID prisoners. Capt.
Bunch with go men attacked 200 of
Hawkins rebels, killing and taking IL
prisoners. In the afternoon Hawkins at
tackled Bunch at Kingston Springs and
was repulsed.
NEW York, Oct. 23.-Money frmer,
at Z Sterling l60 l6l: Gold, unsettled,
closed at l45 ga: Pacific Mail, 230.