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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-28
,n1 OlsuLtlrs A4oso Gun oryIcEna.


TIE Dalton correspondent Of Appeal says:
A gentleman, whom have every reason TO believe
teire that ste on SuIdsS evening he heard conver
between general officers conce ming the
amount of o' in the battle Of Cni, kauauga fought
Saturday add Sunday and it seemed to be the gen.
eral oSnol that in killed and sounded it would not fan
b0w ten thousand or 81 higher than Ia eve thoutand
Of these l. is thou .h, that Of seven wourd-
cd, ar very large proporipn only slightly. The
number o. lightly wound' IL ssid to be unprecedent
diy lrg The Yankee los, is thought to exceed ours
by at least one third 'i.-a
From vAr.ons complete the following list
Of cs lalties among field and regmen,al officers:
Killed. '.'v OH 80 10
Col Richardson, of ecu Folks staff. .r'4pt
Col Harper, lat ArkAn,As. el -.'... ...... 81
Col James Hewitt, I'd Kentucky.
Col Lillad, 10th Tenne s,e..
c., Fee ther ton.
Lieut. Col TaCm,s Rrumont, 5o.h Tennessee, (form.
ely odi'o OF the Nashville Banner
MjOr &c Graves, breckenridge staff.
Major Butter, 18th louisiana " 80
Capt S,oue, LIST Arkansas. .. ..r..| .lIa
Capt Harry Rogers, I'd X; Lieut. C4rPOl, do Adj
w Bel do.
csP. 81 q ir Mogtn, lO:h TEN, (son of Sam. Nor
gen. Of Nasty lie F.. -..a... ,'H ,g
Capt John DOnelson, Oa OF Andrew jackson DOu-
elson, OF Tenn.)
iAO5 NL *, Ol nOu Jcr6 OiomeQE.l
Cspts Doneson and King we're on Gen Smiths saf
Wounded .e a-. ~. 90
Col Palmer, I'd Kentucky in shoulder. n''. d -.i.'o
Col Field, lst Tennessee, seriously. ..... '.si
Col ASughan 8ofh Georgia, severely.
Col Nuckolls, 4,h K"ntucsy, in arm. o. " 'fs'
Col Caldwell aud Ad't OhipeV, Oh Ky, seriously. 5d
Col Seago, S0t1 Ga mortaly. , ga!
Col Dubose l5'h G., slightly.
ctl Lewis, - Tenn, slightly.
Of McAurraH - Tenn, severely. 10 ..z- i-f
= Mai A Wilder, - Tenn, singh ly. 80 t....l .sf
NJ lleskell, 10 b Tenn, slightly. . d. .t.,o, s.l
Mi Hochkis'; Chief of Artillery Of Cleburne's Dvi
3 on, il let foot
o. Maj Dawson, l54lh Tenn, severely. a.. 'a-I
esp. Augeviue, z9lh Miss. 3D. ..-ssf '1r.
Capt Mcfatt 9Th Ky, MORALLY. ~ III .-t..a .
apis Willet, Madeira, Dsadman, and Tom Stokes,
2iKy.
Gaps Milett and Williams, 4th KY. 10
Capts Locke, Connor. Herbert, Jones and Hall, OH
aud 9th Tenn ...-.t.. ...'..t.
fapt Burch, 18Th Ga, flesh wound.
Cap: w Willis, do in ankle.
amt A Marcus do in fnot
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-28

iiculrs OF the great Confederate victory at Chicka-
marg,. II COPY ng extr4cs from them have neces
oessarly to repea. various facts and reports already
published
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-28
SCHOOL FOR BOYs.

THE Goth Session of the School formerly
~ tauFhs DYn r. Burus Win be resaaet on the Let Goo
Der crcglArs for dhrbcgon Apply % Wn. fisIc a. he
Iepf3 -ost. inT I0-.1I ELtL ~ - hsBrosd1nefte
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-28

PARTICULARS OF THE BATTLES
WHAT THE PRISONERS SAY-PROSPEOT3 OF
ANOTHER ENGAGEMENT-bIST u. OFFICERS
KILLED AND WOUNDED, E5o.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-28

SATURDAY, Sept Is, 1865
The Senate Was called 10 order at the usual he ur
It. Gov. MONTAGUE presiding
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-28
HElrQcARryns AauY az TlENrsssr }

So'dtrsI siWrl d9!s oV.seYere bastIe, preceded BY
heavy and impor ant outpost aair', you have soned
the birrcades ard br atwohs Of the enemy aud drvn
him before you in coDlu ion, aud destroyed an army
largely superior in nunbers aud whose boast
your d-ieat Your paint cndurence under pri-
vStons, your fortuie and yode yaIOr Displayed all
Zines aud under all trials have beea nicely rewarded
YUur commander acknowledges bis obligations, and
promises to you in advance the coun,rjS altitude o.
But cur task Is rot ended. We mus. drop soldiers
tear upon the graves of tho uoblo meu who yo fcn
by cur sidss aud IN NO forward Mach has been ac-
compished-more remains to be done before we can
joy the lie sings .! peace aud freedom. 800
(Sgned) BRAxroS BRAGG.
The New York herald., 1863-10-16
Arrival. cnd Dsparsur o.
ARRIVALS.
AF ..-- n.


AsriNwAIL--stsafr shIp Ocean Quccn-xrs n r Grant
dren servant; Ny Lanief ohl, rtvant orrr
camp and VIE A Sanders, Miss Jane sba- pee,
Bstek isaiah Dllon Miss Ada Me-, Js JasJ Gala
Paul pecker JAS Christian. WIN Rauiett Jas Rinf
4 Hughes w Bnrllng- u Dennis, Wells. Fargo Coz
Express, aud good complement Ia the stecrata
Kscsror AND PoRr Az PaiScg--sicamship saiadin-- =
Elass, Chas Stefncr and daughter Nofcut.c
Arto, Allen Wilson and Z Pcsfssi.
pErAaruRHs.
LfvrnrooL-steamship Europa from BQsion-Hra Cord.
nacy and three children Msscs and Pannctord. tlss
xittrit.c, Mr. and Mrs Hsrdy Mrs John Bates ~.
9 Bates NJ ard Mrs W 9 weid. NJ sna m,s Jov 2,
grsy q Glouces,er Rob, swinburs q rsIao1ss nrs
stalghteI.. NJ r fIsvsmeIer v d,.y.li g Wander.
q Iyer;oS Ryan sshSo, sna Mss S,gascs ,nS sne
and Major Ander~ou, of British Army rsry Ande,.on
Astci Brown. Miss suto,d and Mss Mulfyrd Of ion
and Mrs RslesiT O Lgeacs L,s;ls s;ghen. e csa.
Duhs ds sf.n,hsss, css, r,sses, q En1enS Aysr.s
Ecr Haaf.i-w s.,,; @ a. and 5son' "a ss,,c. s xnEe
Riichis, pwysr rr.J El;chs Mis- Aimoa and rhos
Mrs Duaa q oasSes L,sa, csrdnIe q british Ssvy
EsaiAn &c nushby-n ro,al ~
The New York herald., 1863-10-16

Bark .ice Proso. Nichols Phi sd,lphi- giee, Ce.r
nav; Aristiics CEor, Bossn.an E,sea-Funch NJ, ae,s
Hrii Silver Cloud Gsr,. Williams, Glouesscr L. GessssF
nrss Coin camrsen tBr,. German weymouth, ss-3
q: irsc sEs ys;:r,
sr's aseaaa.e D,s s,s.oa--.; , I; 4 = is.rs, .
ss s Hay r6 o. :,. Lam, s, an. s,ae Lopes
seor Arn'ii Esy Areofi, Jaeme'--.rcu son 3 90
se rasra,sr ar iss III s'n Sss ss., Mon
s-br Q u Van Nnm. 5sh, be. ~ ,rscfoa-~w PeIsi
sshr 4 s.ul ..ekaar. sse.AArn.ae, "a -r & aa
ssar 0 Bearse, nearre, sssana, la, asss Dayton
sehI sln .. - : lss t.,s ~ si',r'. :, ~, IA, ,; 49,, o.,
scbr si,ers, wrlcio, wasainsa-nyan ifrnt 8
Saar' Hobsr n,be. sd !, ,,hiesten - ases Dayton
scir Va G Ncsri' Psietei o,fa-yrhorrspa iinnica
ssn- Y coiiys. sa.nor ". rsraisohla--' y ''.',e'
sess . D s,,ps,n Ro.s OFT Il F.vssns. -.
schr Chase, D,ans. i.lucest.I-rii = FtsNer
,Ss 81, s'%ss %s.: FS9s e iiSs Sss III ii ,i.v,,
s:sr s.T aiea r 6l'k f.isr a cr !. sssSe
sy' siesner = " srura POSTER gsinmoro-
ARRIVED.
sternss'7 Ocean sesn .asn. As7inwai win pssse"
s'u ssIp r sslrssa .son cJa) Oct s.
sa sa s as az % q % e. Ss ' a Il A.. %nd asa % sna
weather. Oct ~ ror.uea. toalied BY y sean.sr
isas sas ins Da@s sssi 10 seraeS sa1
sor a. ns Wa sr % hc dscg iis was
Peck d. jas .ved French brig Caracas lrsi arrived
ssrs Lods 81. ina,i. Ns, Ioans.s s''iiS' ~
SrAr iriln. Fyerett, Port koyei L. days.
scar Maryland, Cafhcar- so@ ,crn 10 days
schr ionss SPARKS 1Rman, Balsnio o days
Schr Fcnrctta. Chandler. natirore fer PROV ,nces
Schr :, Hoyt. Hmcr, BALTIMORE for New Haven
sehr Nightingale Nkksson rni.adepha 80. NtN iAfer
Scar G Hertz, Spear, izabohpori tor Boston.
Srhr lola. Nelson. Elislbet port for W es hfosA
Scbr Wright. Seaman Fall f.iTer Tor Elzacesnpoy,.
Schr ryihon, cardaer Prov idence.
Schr II Watson. Eiiiidgc Providence.
Ecbr Mary yiaDd, Sterling, ~ oydeDoe.
Schr Heroine. Champlin. New London for Port EweE.
schr Adelaide. Davis, New Haven.
Schr G Watson, Bayes, Brookasvcn,
Schr S KNAPP GiTard Albany Tor Bridgeport.
Steamer Viiette ~ s frauspor) Woodbury.. Scwbcrn,
Oct TO- via Fortress Monroe 18th 30 Z tiuar.crnaster
Steamer Decatur tU trInsrort), Fargo Washington
ballast to 7 5 Vuartermaster
Steamer W Brune. Foster BALTIMORE
Steamer Josephine Thomson Cunili. Baltimore
Steamer Alice. Meakens Bnufnor~
Steamer Vulcan. Morrison. Phiace!pbls-
Ss~amer Black Diamond. Meredith Philadelphia
SAILED
1sth-Stcan,ers Detroit America N r pnDks; sbirs SKY
LARK, Empire Mountain Wave. witch Of the Wave PARKS s.
IL aternan Yonpg Nova scoisn, Dapper bres Persia,
Jane Nell Tiger, Tour do MRlskoh Gooshnc, kcloa
Adiirnue Merlin Julia; schr Howard
l5tl-StcaBers Locust Point CITY OF Richmond.
Wind al sunset S. Light
The New York herald., 1863-10-16

Wne3t declined &c &C., with heavy arrivals and sales
reported The receipts amounted 3gi ,SS1 bushels. The
days sales reached 22S 300 bushels at 81 62 81 65 for
white Western 81 IS 81 81 for amber Western 81 81
81 ~ Tor led do. winter 81 SO 81 3S for amber Iowa.
Wisconsin and Green Bay 81 2i 81 35 for Milwa lkee
cinb 81 20 81 20 Tor old 81 81 81 IS for thicagD
Corn more inquired sor by regular and there
lrmaess in the market at The ccsc. The re.
receipts reached 5s,Gis bushels The days sales
amouaed to $4,000 bu:heis sc. 95c for sound,
esc. e4lSc. for unsoubd Western ruixed and
CSC. 81 Tor Western white aud yellow. There
was complete break down in the market
Tor oats, which freely offered partly by speculative
holders, at materially reduced prices. The heavy fall
rags ooses 70 a more ana large
ceips were "A 446 bushels we quote Canada at 7sc.
s3sc., state at SIC. s5c. and Western at SIC so
Rye continued scarce and quie at 81 I; 81 20 Barley
malt at 81 55 81 G5 Farley abundant aud in
at 81 2s IL so extremes with sales OF 600
bushels. and receipts of &c. .e45 bushels.
coTIcS ranged from 0lc CSC, but mainly In
qursd Ter a, 92c. for middlInss with sales reported Of
FRxloii7s-Thc freight market exhibited increased &C
tvity and Grmness today. To Lvermol there were
the former rate: l,6 900 bushels wheat at sgd 3D.
y m es M 800 oae. s0 sha. :. 100 tons OF cake a.
packages provisions at c5s 60s, by steamer To Lon
don there taken 500 bbis. -four 3D. 60 tons
Oh Oh cake a. rs a. and soo paekssss butter and cheese
engaged at 2ss 3d. To Glasgow vessel (3o0 tonsl took
NAVAL s1osm were s.Iny held but were in slack re-
quest
ons.-1he demand was improving and prices were ad-
varcinr. Ii seed was quoted ~ 10 81 40 rra
PRovlsoss-rork was much cheaper 20 day, with sales
reported o. t,l00 bbs at SIS 81 $40 i2 mostly Al $40
for new ess on the spot $40 26 SIG 90 for deliver
able during thee months Si4 60 for old mess
snd I'll 70 AZ for prime Beef continued In moderate
demand to with sales OF lo5 pocKaecs $15
'os extra and $40 so 3l3 SO tosAra,n Lard
quite active. With sa.s OF 6soJybackages &c lcc
Cu meats were inquired Tor at &c. at Tor shoulders
ard e.c. 1910 for hams. Bacon was IN more demand
at e1se elsc, with SUES Of 1,ioo boxes Butter
tinued 10 lively request at 2c $50 for state aud 1ac
CSC for OHIO Cheese freely bought l2c l6c.
Rc..--sales OF ~ bags East Indn wore made At 7Jc
a Tkc. Mafl ct dull.
Movements In Real Estate.
BY A. J Bicecker, Son Co.
story house and lot, No. I'll West l&th st s3 100
tie ave NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
House and lot 1SS Msdtson ST. st............... $500
House and lot III Madison st t............... 6lOO
The New York herald., 1863-10-16
FINANciAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TursspAY. Oct. IS-xp.M

TUESDAY, Oct. l6-S M.
There was rather more ae Liyity la tha demand
for money to-day, without material change in
rates, the range being from 70 per cent for call
loans. Cod after selling as hga as h71I late last
Sveniny-eyan higher figures being reported as
current Ut an mp town hotel-opencd this morning
al 81 rose TO S694, tell back 10 ssh, rose again
10 So, and closed tt5H. considerable business
was done in exchange. opening at 7011z a n, from
which it rose TO 7l1l ". the market closing
arm. Some merchants, who have faith in high
prices for gola, are supplying and anticipating
tlsir wants at abcut present quotations, while
othe " al liDs t. take the future chances Of The
market.
IN the stock market TIE fluctuations in Harlem
centinae 10 attract tne chiei attention, without
oliciting any aef.ie c:uses for the decline beyond
the vague runners already reported. Before the
board sales were made q low as ia, from which
it rallied at the board TO ll7 sold in the afternoon
at us, and closed at ll0. The general market at
the first board this morning was dull and lower
New York Central declined ], Erie q Reading q,
Canton J., Cumberland "a, Southern old "a, Illi-
nois Central ~ Pittsburg a, Galena I. After
the board the market was a shade frmer, bnt at
the oHe p. NJ. call continued TO present dull and
spiritiess appearance. The result of the recent
elections has favorable influence upon govern.
ments, which were better. Ia the afternoon 1897
was bid for clean coupons Of 'Sl. AT the second
board prices were again lower, and at four p. IL.
the market was still dull and feless. The follow
The New York herald., 1863-10-16
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THuRkDAf, OCT. Io-B 7. M.
AsIEs.-sa.es were light to-day, at 7hc 7ssc. for
pots and DC. for pearls
BRgADsTrFfs.-The -four market was more active at
advance of about 10c per barrel but toward the close
demand fell Of aad the tendency Of prices down
ward The receipts reached % 003 bbs Tho days
comprised 25 $50 bbls State and Westen $50 bbls
Southern. and llT0 bbls. Canadian. Rye Bour in de-
nanG 240 bbls changed hands at quotations. Corn
meal fair demand with sales of 900 bbs, chiefly
The New York herald., 1863-10-16

D. D., WILLIAM HxxRy ssm1rnis to hiKY. daughter oi
John Jay, Lsl.
VooRrsKs -DsImaEs-at ria,tlsh,I- l.. on Wsieostay,
October II, by Tho Rev s. :. Iooliite GnasE " or.
hks o. horristwn, y. j., 70 H. chRrsp0s, eaussiss y.
Tue late James ne,rnars.
The New York herald., 1863-10-16
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Almanac roR WV rorx-rHs DAT.
W
stFeEXs......"...... ~ Hfeu wAfka. III W
Port OF New York. October 10, 1899.

Fort or New York. October 10, 1903.
CLEARED.
Co
Cromwell Co
Co - --IT' - ~''N'' '''ef1S " ~
ship Neptune. resbody LAverpool-C IA Marshall A Co.
ship Lise Ameiie Vrj, verier Hayre--Boyd Hinckcu
Bark George Carl (PrAs), Zssmap, Nontcvideo--Funch
Meincke 4 Werdt
Bark iohn Grian tBr,, Chase Matansas-J Ward q co.
Bark solusuer (uS). Thomas, Port noysL f.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-15
THE BATTLE OF MURFREEsB0R0.
REBEL ACCOUNT OF TIE ENGAGEMENT.
THE RICHMOND EXAMINER ON THE SITUATION
The Rebels Have Gained Nothing the Last Year.
PEACE NEARER At HAND NOW THAN EVER.
E,om IA. Richmond F,aminey. Jan. 10.

From TAe Riehmpnd Frdmney, Jan 10.
TIIE BATTLE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE THE BAITLE-
PLAN OF THE BATTLE-STRESGTH OF THE
TWO ARMIEs-DlsP0siTION OF OUR TROOPS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-15
submarine Telegraph Gables between New
Orleans u.,d Fortress Monroe.

MAsnISGTos, v cdutsdsy, lan. H. 1903
The Committee Oh Naval AfairS have, according
TO the resolution passed unanimously on Monday
commenced an inquiry into the prnc.icnJii,y OF con-
Meeting all our Naval and Military stations between
Fortress Monroe and New-Oreans by submarine
telegraph cables.
Cyrus ". Field, esq, Of New-York, now here
has presented TO the Government an offer from the
celebrated firm Of uessrs. GLASS, Elliot 81 Co., Of
London. to manufacture and submcrge cables con-
Meeting all the points between Washington ard
New-Oheang.
They are 10 be paid only on the successful COM
peton and delivery 10 the Government of the lines
in good working order. In other words, they take
the entire risk Of manufacture, shipping across the
Atlantic, laying down and working lhe lines, &C.
The importance OF such arrangements FOR 'eIe-
graphing is admitted by all parties, both US matter
of economy aud an actual military necessity Hence
there seems 10 be no doubt that Congress Will, WITH
out unnecessary delay, make an appropriation Tor
that purpose.
The firm of Glass, Elliot g. Co. last year lad q
cable for the Snglish Government fifteen hundred
and thIty.fve miles long, which has been III per.
feet working order suce, while other lines lana
by them have been in uninterrupted operation Hom
nine W eleven years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-15
FROM, FORTRESS Monroe.

EoErKA,s MONROE, Tuesday, in. - 1901
The steamship Karn.k Capt. Brasdon, from ron
ROYAL lo,h in t., bound TO Ncw-iork, pn' into
Eortres. Monroe to-day for Goals Capt. B'agdor
reeons: Yesterday noon, spoke steamer Haze bel
boilers were leaking badly. M2p' M YESTERDAY
.be seemed on her route. There was nothing new
Mt port ROYAL. The troops were very healthy Gen.
Hunter WAS daily expected
The steamer Express, Cap. Clark, under flag o.
truce. returned from City Point to-day in charge Of
Cant. JOIN E. Milford, 81 New-York Regiment
having brought down 2l5 Union prisoners, al phi
Yates, and captured at Fredericksburg and Dnriies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-15
From, she Array OF ,hc Potomac.

II-.Do.,.9rI.s lklT OF .HH PoToNAc' 9,'. D. 's4''
NoS.i4,.l pAte nave bssn received 'o'i"y.
Returns u me Medical Directors Office shows
rcna, b.. e>smp,i,n from Sickness ".no the
t.uo,. ',r @. rs se.son Q, the year.
r.r a5l.oNil.; changes have been maize N ."
,,,,....cce B...a.G.: co.. }. .icI.e0d darph., re-
.,..ued 70 take command of II gUncoati L.eui.-CoL
Clinton c. Colgste, Colonel from Dee - MAJOR
G. a. Magruder, Leu,enant-Co!Onei from Dec u
all Of tie ljlh Ncw-Y0rk.
Tn enemy are 1eaiousIy at work to-day strengthen
Ing aui extending ter defenses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-15
The California Cavalry.

BOsTON, Wedne~Isy, jar TT. IoO3
The public reception and welcome TO the Callfor
MIA cavalry took place to-day, and. notwithstanding
the bad weather, WAS very interesting and cordial
affair.
Under the escort Of the military and civic PRO
CO sion, the Californians visited Mayor Lincoln
who addressed them in appropriate and eloquent
language. After which there was bountitui col
lation, aud an interchange of congratulations.
Gov. Andrew, in bis address at the reception Of
the California cavalry, to-day, ssid he had this
morning received assurances from Washington, that
the tendes Of whole cavalry battalion from Calf
forna was accepted aud that notice OF the fact Ao
been photographed to San Francisco. The battalion
will be counted as part of the contingent OF hassa'
chu;otts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-15

CAIRO, WclEesuay Jun ID, ItoJ
The steamer Grsmpus, lying at the mouth VI
Wolf River, WAS surprised and captured BY thirteen
pehels ON Sunday night. She WAS taken five miles
above Memphis, and stripped anu burned.
The evacuation OF Holly Springs is confirmed.
1t was reported i'll Memphis that 5000 Rebels Lad
arrived at Lumpkins Mills, sIx miles below Holly
Springs, repairing the road.
The Bulletin thinks the expedition up the White
River has already reached Little Rock, having Left
the uoUth vi the river % the Sta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-15

in iustalmepts tb;rty.year per cent BONDS 10 'ne
" I'd a half million dollars, and be
,,;rtv wears. The Philadelphia and
~ poad Is here by attorney TO oppose this
hn, Il ia supported by capitalists and railroad
non as well as by all who have to travel over the
-oaon, line. The last section of the bill requires
ihs road to be completed and fully equipped in
eighteen months.
TIFF PAYMAsTER-GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
A bill, which has occasioned much speculation IN
military and political circles, for the reorganization
of the Paymaster.General's Department, and which
was TO place Il civilian, perhaps, at the head OF 1t,
with the rank and pay of Brigadier-General, will
tomorrow be reported against unanimously by the
House Military Committee. A substitute for ihi',
in the Regular army and direct promotion interest,
will also be squelched,
THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL's OFFICE.
A scheme for the reorganization of the Adlutant'
Generals Office is now before the Committee in the
form Of bill, and will be ed on tomorrow.
SUBMARINE COASTWiSE TELEGRAPH.
Cyrus w. Field was heard to-day before the Joint
Military and Naval Committees upon the subject oil
laying n submarine coastwise telegraph. Counsel
viii be taken of the War and Navy Secretaries be-
fore action.
AUDITORS AND SOLICITOR FOR TIE QUARTER
MASTERS DEPARTMENT.
Senator Wilson reported bill from the Military
Committee to-day providing for the appointment OF
two Auditors and one Solicitor for the Quarter
Bureau, at a salary Of $1,000 each,
and for an addition of 90 rst-class clerks and 80
cOpyiss and elk laborer the prefeDt force OF thai
Bureau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-15
EXCITING DEBATE IN THE HOUSE

vallandigham on the Terms Of Peace
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To Af.oclatod Ples..

To tie Auoci1od PEess.
TIE NoN-PiNMENT or THE SOLDIERS.
NAsHISGToS, " edSesdsy, Jsn IA. 1862
The following u tie entire copy of the letter Of
the Secretary of the Treasury, brief e1trnc' OF
which was recently published:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-04
Expedition Under Col. w yndhsm 20 Wsr-
renton. sulphur Springs and Water
lOo-NO Rebels to he Found. sc.

FARrAx CoUgr horsE, feb. =, 1866
list night detachment from the With and First Viz
gina cavalry under command Of Col. Percy Wyndham
Cen,rnve for Warronon, via the main pike, reach.
ing that place at O'Clock \. N. Tho cavalry sur.
the Green Hoel found il deserted.
rbcy brought back eighty good muskcis In q the
hoases examined the beds sl warm tho rebel OFF,
who had previously occupied them hayng et in hot
hast, IN some cases watches overcosts wcte left
peh,us
Ne surprised the town last night and while there sent
strong patrols 70 the RappahauncUk A Sulphur Springs
and saeEoo.
These patrols found 20 entmy It either place.
son,e forty fifty rifles, which could b. brought
%, destroyed
f,ss object o. the expedition u capture force ~
-casslsy. said to DC 10 Or near the toxin.
iia,t Hammond Of tbr tifth New YORK cavalry nay.
teccyed information that sutcrs tho hah o
rcnde vousing Herndon station w!th conirahaud
goods intended for the rebels sani Lieutenant Tole with
twoVe Of his regiment. Inquire into the matter
rh"y csptcrcd Hecbdon station and outside II Cur
Mos foar sCter's teams loaded with merchandise con-
Sssins ~ silks boots. PHOSPHORUS &c also rebel mar
fprx eight thousand doars due bills and six thoasand
Transi,y notes were aiso found upon them The dri.
- he tssrns claimed 10 DC in no employ of nan in
Washington who has since beea arrested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-04
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explaining that Il done 81 accordance with tho
structi.u az The ,ct az ,onores ~ Liza Attorney oon
APPLICATION ioh fss'N.
Mr srssse, (rcp.) Of Mass presented petition from
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the Sixteenth massachusetts, regiment asking for pen
sion
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NJ u.yp,s fran 4.rN \. 49,. , r-,,,
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,ls niapso'o' y 70 ,ttou tiae y ~" IorA rolH' :
sApc.fe and sulphur md ho rasnufaciarerS a. gnlow
der asking tnr mogiacliou % tho iara these arti-
Giles, asp ihr etit"n ~ ABOUT one thousand discharged
Nciautee :, ar1ne ~ nc wv hnnd - aoi'Is h'hty
promised iiam aul also p.ti"h ~ iAfnr Il bankrupt
law
Tn GANNitlr III.
Mr. Ihcks, q NOM Of fi1 prosecuted peil4al from
the merchants 81 New YORK lor a hsnkrrif i2w.
iEissNTsIios on ciuptNft,te
NJ BcEs also presented tue credentials Il Hon. fspfs-
d. johnson, elected United states senator icon tis
stato.of Noryand for six years from thr ia March
ncNt.
TREATY WIN GREAT GlgfsN on aUGrsr 2, ISIS.
Mr.. ioculis, (rep.l q Wis, from the Comniitco
torcen AaIirs reported bill y carry into c'ccs The
1as foss ofrcr ,l4aoraIaTio,
MT 'citAs'G (reI.l q ", froia the Committee On
Finance reported back the Post Once Appropriation bill,
which passed
roerroyEsNr Igf nh 10 ESTABLISH Ss17ostt cra.
s9NCr
The bill heretoiorr rcrofted - establish ustionsl
currency, secured by United stat stocks VII postponed
one week -aycs 98 nots rot counted
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Mr fnsgSpHN, crop q Nc cnlins! M TIC hill proyh
,ns pcpu,s kegisicr y VIC treasury l,ttlrimen. y
wa amended 70 a. Ia pfovide Tor an tdttnt instead ~
sDepuy ieg ter y salary y " 80" and a. - pro-
s iv' ro'c'or 81 the War Department, a. saary.t
$500. - ~
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