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brom ArAansus.

q Lou. s,4' ga special di.p.,th rom Lea.
'sE'oith 10 tho DrsockAr contains sdviees from
zen. Dsunrs army TO the 10th. All was quiet Ia ,be
vi'nityef Fds, Smith. except that f-v hu,hvhssk.
." we're restless. but BY th. continual reconnoitsr
ing Of our cavalry the suerrllu kept o. restelt
nj di''snee Inv rsbeli falling back On shr, ve.
port, Ia. Kirby smith vas In command. About
hundred 'oldSs were daily recruited ct Fort Smith
Tho enlistment Of negroes vs also bnsk. Gen
Blunt has i'ed address TO the people Of Western
Arfsnss' in which he sssurss them that the Fsdsr,I
The whole Of the Indian Ter
riioy and Western Aiksnsss being under his control
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Charleston.

Forye's Nonro~, SEPT 2a-Ths Richmoad DIS
rArcp has the following ns-.
Thnv',s'o'i, sept. ~. No hins unu'rsl has r-cnr
red. Ths Mentor. and the irou'id.s ar" With o he
ts! unhu'' h5 'he gale. The 'p"my', -o ks on Hur.
u. Island are rsp.dly sucr',s ns in sirens and eI
tent.
fey'rrs Hohf> 5tIf. &c The Richmond VINO,
o. ,o-day hss the iol.ovius
tbGririon,'. a. -. Z..-The eaemt. s-iiv.ty 90
NoT.s islaDd, Eot-i'h'tapdlEr our tIe, cont uss
unsNs'sd He IL building covered -,y rom Batter,
G'ex 10 Batter, Walasr. ler two dsys pss,, We
she'!ed bis vorkipg parties with great vifor. The
sacuy Ia building lastery on Block Island
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From Europe.


The China arrived yesterday from Liverpool l9th
and Queenstown 18th Of Sept. Her news Is Of con-
siderable importance The rumor Of the probsbls
detention of the steam rant building In BIkenhssd
by The Msssn. Laird, o,,ep.ibly TO- he Psehs Of
Tsyrt, but, 10 reality IL s,uTpoSd FOR the Confed..
rate sovei 5rlsnt 10 tilly copiiIle1. The London
NonrIss Por 'o,ssn of Lord PAners,on) states;
some doubt he, been eAt upon ths statement
I.eim 70 Di 10 soMse Of ronsru~iop Il ", Lsbdt
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MsCn eoV bspeet our oertainty CT US eeeu-
hula r. a. ~ shI% 1S,i NV W. no.ase " .ns
the Merpry and N n yod ,hs, ,hsS car a ruct,cn
". skv 70 - tsr9s = tee SoesNp Enlistment
~. 49, u s -
.n,,.n .~ -. ,,..
psnt has eousn,tt.d itsclS 20 AZ sy,,, "a ~ ~.
sfSsL q the steam Yspe built st Biikenhesd. We
shg lhni9rned snss nfI nusstIt On WEDNESDAY dis
laird 20 prevcut tSesS vss-Is ,ssvins ths{, ysrd.
Without an ample s1psnsttop Of their drstinatlou,
whom thsv AZ osnstrrs,sd I, ~ ~ sr,,u,sJ
moreover, that tbe .rvoeh srnbsssaior kas bsen
hRw,s s'ea !" y" sse einr or non pcs.
vessels Of ihis starr irou, al tnsli,s Ship
bu.ld.I. There = declared g have come .
Eo'5fh ,.I,.., ~, . mou vi vi %.S1c"sney % ,nm no
purchase ..As,is - uat. ,iiher ,or hins.if ov q,
eiv eeTniv 81 o,n,ts an hn.sc,i, u - 'Nd ar-nos 20
Ne satI 10 pu, ~, AZ ssfs or an inJiriau.I lis
lo.d.hlp holds thst Nsssfs. L.iIi ee bound 10 de-
as.IsY.,ia, ~ os VIZ ~ ,s,',hon, 10 ..,n
rsms have been tuiit The scc,ctsry fcr ror.ifn
Anaiu also ~ the opInion tnst y ~ u ~ pleaded
or lore IN I'M, Ind, ,,susI 80 10, ,.vs,e.s
or spi,s,e. Apd Ws 90 N ~ ,oiras 'hsi ,he eos.
XXI, sa,nsn ~, m,vs W " mrq " ~. a"ic. nc - ~
question In ccur, sr law auI y 90 ,,r,d yoy iang
aI'A 70 mar az opj'd, stpi.r, u n, I,ou', y
dolh,.d su,hor,iy ,bst Fsr pn..sj XII s',en a
sii,,sn sssufsncs 20 Mr Ad' N, the [. =. Ainstr
W oa.o .nM ,he rams shoNa mol DO allowed
:" ." ""s o' "e w w
no = NJ ne opening oi we inndes Peoples
q ''''o~'ns i.rw'i
y g .'rs q State for ror.'sn A0a'rs u has h,,p
mLC!.st % r,e,-rvc. r-scs 81 honer, ,Afpa
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Georgia and Tennessee.
Cheering New sr.. Rss.erans., A rm


Td.h,eton. sep,. Is Di,p,tchss frony General
t.snrana dated Chattanooga . and ; r. ". sep.
Ed. Tuesday ,nsrnoonl we're reeived ty the Gov
0pmsnt this morning. from sh.eh II svprsrs nat tie
sntmy's sttsot upon ten. Thoma,'s Cotps Rose.
Wani' ieftj Monday afternoon va hand.ouely re-
SAised. and Gen. ThomM', forcss marched guiaiv
- the postion they virs about TO ssks when ~
s~ul,ed
The sfseisi disps'ebss OF Monday evening ss..d
thsa tso divisions Of Gen. Lonsureet were sdvspcne
1pon Cen Ros-crsns LEI, at 4 o'clock in the after.
aeon. II turned cot. boe ever, that this movement
merely for th. purpo,s Of reeonnor,Ancs, % us
satsrk wss made by the rebels.
The order Of General Ro.se.sns Sof HE entire eo.
Daud 10 concentrate. wN accomplished tsfors mid.
Nisht on Monday, and he 10 IN 4 srong def n.ivs
ssaitaou. which cen be easily held until reinforce
osnts arrive. The movemt ut Of troops sxecu:cd
- sxsal!ent order. ana slthouYh they had worked
Aard fer ssvasi days and nights they in the best
SniriA
-Four tbosssnd Of cur wounded v're removed frou,
M hsld sfsr the battle Of Sunday. General Lytie
w. the only general officer killed ou our aide. vhIle
1rs@ seknoui.dses bis Ioss N ofio-n TO be very
navy The reSulars 'our re.erveJ went into battle
s,rteen hundred strong, and out With four hun.
&-ed and tf,s~n. Tlis sho.s the pcrsisteney vito
which troo;s oontnsted fn every inch Of ground
"s n'' p.-,4os' '"V' "s"''"' ."n "s ''nss
,i".ou ..''ns. W. ''""e"~ 'o"N'o' p"se" "'o"
that we're combined sssins him. 10 two or three
esvr he viii hr fully abb. 10 sssuInc offensive opera
atoms again. when the last dspstch OF vesterday
~ 'ue eoeay '" 9u"e 'eu'. 90 nso o''n
srso,, men vue in lima And t,.dv for .po,be, a..
acun,er.
"en' ',sham' 'ho eomnsnd'd 'oe o' cur nussde,
4. p,chmo,s h,. ,.c.n.,. 49, h,,.,. -.
SsAshsd here tn. NOR n,nc and h,. communicated
mp"1Aot 'n'o nation TO the Government. de 10
~ ~ 81. - 80
10 sAdit on 20 that. two brigade. nd General p;el
u, and the Wise L'son, we're detailed 10 reinforce
"-es .' n'' n' e's"Eohs
-opa wid " l.. .olps 10 r. ,.y Tn, u,..o, ,.a
hAtuss fousht bsts cen Ro,ecrans and Brsss vns
assp'infmsns 70 the r.'e' au'hori''es ~ Richmond
sDy eAPee.ee 70 ne" 'na' no'efens hsd oeen snni-
n'is'ea' NO 'ns' ntass nsa tAHeh hAst Ienn'sssc
Instead Of 'ns'' h'enmond 10 IN STATE OF earning
bftne ns1'V ''''' ma hessefans han 'nhietea upon
Sf~E .,oo., n,,..,c,
u,.,.,., 80, o. .a..o;.i .,.,o.
c,'.I.s - -
@ o. 49,. - @
...,., .S r.,r
.,-.' ,,N,-'. y.s..Cs n.
I,,s cS., , :, Cn.,.
uo,,. r,.,, $50. .,.,',.. -.,s,m.,,or n,
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s'h Pferident Lincoln. the Secretary of Wa, aud
Che Geosral-I Chief and then promptly re.q, nto "
the front.
sro5-u D.sYArcE
ADVANCE OF THL hKNY.
"dsh n.'sh- ssI'. 70. According 70 account, { IN
the Amy Of the Po,oms-, received to-aisAt.s eau.
siderable portion % cur troops haze reached bs
soo,a sds Of the Rspdan.
Ey Naf
waJ '.s-'on. ser, e?.--rLe o-e,1pe,;.d oder %,
the advance OF the Army Of the Po;oua vse Gc, yea
un II too late. Gen. Hsleck has row t,vco II, nd II
the movement hc maze ~ith en-,c.. untr'tnin-i Cd
with an 'tb,tquept Ircc ions from tie War I've.
paitmeut, th-re yet ~ Goa sumln, ,,ed in VI
victory tbs. .ba shat;er tn, Increase Of much .n.
psndius dsu'sr. 10. cuemy up,ted be fo.t..
fyins tile approaches to Orange Cont HoWs and Gor
donsvill- Lees whole Amy. 1t IL estIrla.eJ 10 nov
oonpred Of a. i. and u. IL Hiis ip., the latter
evsrusring Ricumond lately TO reinf ice lee and
Hoods divisions OF Lons,tress corp. with s.uaits
cavSy; mskine an Aggregate probably Of forty thou
Gen, raj nesde's army I, Undoubtedly MOVING npoo
Goifonsvilc, and u you'd prs. no one h.fe IL
battle sers to be fnush' he'~e him and Lee bsfte
sunday. The sreugi Of Ger. keadcJ army IL would
be nrruden, 10 er,pste. tu. unl.s. all the rep r;s
fal.s. - ready 70 of-r hattle To tho epsmy Re.
onnnoi's. aces 10 the Hue l.des fail 20 di,.
rover The w'ruoc Of the enemy, while u
"a. learned thAt Whites and No.ehy rnsrrluu
hsc hrcn ordered 90 ;on th- msn bcdv - retsl
fo-'es. Lee Is rroparsG, I, ,s.d, 70 fsn hsck 20.
70 spo'hsf. cvent of sny sdvan-s bJ t1s army
ofGrssrsi heAde.
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upon. and the psuassnsst thss would send oiI
hahn HE the esebsm snA CffIo aeafnss hBttdes-
ticss knsvs to b - ssrSns - thess - eahtss fs0
10 REGARDED in 20 fsveFshlR light.
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TIE following letter, trseeht By tAe saStats u ths
American brig Hannah. sivs ssiil fsstA1 svtdsass
Of the afsty Of this vesssi:
"BANI, Aueuse %, ieea
kessrs. Bysp, Son q Co-1nvYLNfY1 The Z. ,.
WtAmerS Aohican and Wander bit ere telpinG "A.
They srs eonsoyins around the coast. he prtve.
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CoRautation nInrcH

Warrington, Sept 25.--There has already been re.
eeived ooronutsiion under the Enrolment Act
sa,b00, 100, which sum, and all moneys hereafter
resl!s,d from this 'eouiee, to Be expended In
bounlies fog emil 'tments.
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Io!vrH's sent e3.-A specisl dispsteh ron, Nah
vile TO The JourSAi hss lus, Arrived. and sAy. there
VI" sieht skirnbhins Yesterday 10 trOpt n Ecs..
ersrs, ohervise all vss quiet 10 10 I've c'eieck p.
REBEL ACCOUNT
ssA@s CLAIMS 10 vrcrosr.
friedman ca, SpG 2o.-Aner tvo dAy, hard
fehins, vs have driven the enemy. shsr dr-psrs,s
ressisnos, from several positons, but be stll epn
nonfs IA The lcsses are heavy on both aide, c,rsc.
ealy go IN our ocscea We have taken twenty
pieces ofsrlller, And $500 prisoner.
-BsArros Bsssa
gosecrans hss been heavily rsinlareed b, eosu
from GranSs army.
Fc,tvess Nr,o., Sps :2. - The r,s Of -uc.
sSesm~ New York arrived At o'clock I'M. .v,ains
tum CITY Point
The Rehmoni wufs Of the ia re~.ivet. rsrc,,,
three dsys' hard och Ing 10 northern Ge,rri. v,b
heavy loss on both sds,. The rebel loas 10 5000 In
eiudins many valuable e@ec-, Amons the nIlod
are Bns Gen. Preston smith. Of Tennessee. Ing.
Gen wolhord. o. r'co,ris, Brts Geo. w.i,hAn. Of
hir,issirr BtIs. Gems. B,lr, snd r~rtef Amoas
IN wounded ere fsfir. Gems Adams. Rrorn. Gress
B,so, Preston. Ce,Iin snd Bsunins N.l ,,.n.
uoNk Who "a wounded, has ,Ince nd.
AdGnto, espi cf-The dsht .,ili sces "a. We
have every confidence IN. emmy -il ts dr,,eu
from the rVsen, stand, NMi3u EIise .r N sirht
miles from Chausnooss. In the ihres dsv. ftN, T. a
snsiuy vas driven se-ou Pea Vine C-c.k anil .4.
West Chieksmsuxs,' about Gle, "a n .s 20 hl. T
tsrt POSITION.
The wnio editsraiiy 'p.stins u ss,i, aieu.
Chst,snooss bq qn.s dcspcnars
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Gen burnside has appointed Gen. Carter % Pro.
vosi halshal In Fast Tsun~sro. We ,,ov hold SD.
Fast Tsnn nnsssae ard Virginia Road from here 20 Ucp
d'rsou. 70 miies "ssf Theother rc,d 10 Cha spoora
have sc'ics' po.se'rion Of 70 ths. pa e. tl, he
hridges are burned At Ioudcn and Chaiss,on. ] no
Ienn@sse River At London has bsen pontoon, !
James Lutherei was epp'nicd PrsElss,sr OF
kn!svule bv Gen. Brrnslde, sti,ot 10 the anfo. i.
o. the Pir,idsnt. 1he msils viii be regular. ,o5-r
IRA 70 command u Athant, ard tel,sanls ,icf.
10 true Of ell East Tennessee
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From Virginia.

Wa. ,no:,', SEPT. -. vsio- Gtn,;s.A... al,
here for an boar or two this in eol,at,aa
9th Pferiden; Lincoln. the Secretary of We. sud
Che oeoerals Chief, and then promptly rc'g nto "
the fropt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-19
FROM TIE Army or rBYNEssEE.

The army correspou lent Of the Savannah Republican
informs us that the Confederate batteries on Lookout
mountain do not command RJsecrsns' works, as has
been stated and believed This fact vas sbundantly
demonstrated few days ago when effort made
to shell the enemy's hOeJ. Neither splendid 20
FOUNDER PARROTS, best 24-pOuOder as guns,
pro luced any spprecable result far could be dis
covered owing to the distance which they tired
If Bragg provided with siege guns OF the requi
site cabre be might drive the enemy out Of ChAtanOo
ga field artillery is unsuited for such work. Even the
latter might be moved forward in the plain that spreads
before the town and brought vi hin easy range bat
in that event the ground would be in favor of Rose
crAns whoee forts and batteries every emnenee
within the limits of the town and its immediate vicinity
Iris estimated to b. tao miles from the base Of Ms
sonsry ridge and the side Of Lookout mountain, where
batteries are placed, to the enemys main works
Our PArrott guns will carry that distance but Lot With
sufficient accuracy to accomplish much.
The Memphis (Atanta) Appeal OF IA h inst, says:
Beyond the fact that an important movement OF The
amy of Tennessee evidently about 10 be ade, We
have been unable TO learn nothing from the Ia est pss
senger arrivals from above. That programme had
been decided upon aud would be at put loot,
is the concu testimony OF all but what direction
no mixing could be obtained Tue troops seemed
joyed at the pro pect of being early put to ~Oik.
We have Ties that an attack upon 'secrai ia
his works az chattanooga as contemplated, il ha-
been for some days cOreeted that the attempt no ma
ter how Formidable 1t might be made, Ntud be skiu
madness TIE hour Nhtn it might hav. be, n spcc ;
fully done has passed Strategy. however, may m
Jlsl the WORK, and what course val BE- adopted
DOLLY be cor jectueI
O.d,rs we're received in The city yesterday to allow
no passenger travel on the Cha;tLOogA road ua. urr
notice. This Is significant
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-19
PROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.


p. sepgers by the accommodation Central train from
G slonssis, Sa urdly mSrning, brought report OF
9.nsral engagement between Lees and heAdes arnes,
a. or near Msuassas on Thursday last in shisa the
e,smy we're sign4liy defeated With the loss OF ten
thousand prisoners Toe report MAS current through
tn. city By noon, but was not generally ered"ed' al
though announced in the House Of Delegates, on sup
posed good authority, by member of that body
press despatch from Oulpeper c. H., IN the ater'
mon, threw dcredis the report, BY stating that
"nOthing reliable" had been received from the 'front.'
Yesterday not word Of official or otherwise could
be obtained, and the anxiety of tue community to as
esrn the truth Of the report and the situation OF al
fairs in Northern Virginia intense. At light, all
osty and interest was relieved the arrival Of tn
Central train.
F.o,n conversations With wounded and officers
WHO arrived from the seat Of -ar yesterday and the
- before we Learn that partial engagement occurred
A. Brstow Station Wednesday, besuren took's aud
id's brigldes, and large nu aber OF the enemy
Tie latter on,ealsi themselves behind the railroad
wrle in their rear aud beyond the road, they had
line of skrmishers who retired gradGsly on the Ap-
p-oach of ou men, and when got the road the
Y.s KEGS arose and GrSd men, WOun dug qd'e
lrgs number
IL is further stated hasour troops we're ordered at
tbs point to retire, and while doing so lost most of
the wounded. Toe occasion of this order, it is said
was the failure OF a division 20 come up to time, Who
d Dee ordered 10 advance with the object Of fink
ing the enemy's right
% Taursday another fight ia reported 10 have oc-
cured at Manassas in which pcttion Of JohnsOu's
division .As cap ured There no general engage
meat, aud no "tsh thousand prisoners" captured The
ony capture OF Oaess is that mentioned in the pr.
telegram.
olf loss in killed was considerable TIE Wouaded
nuusbsr pr, baby FIVE hundred, two hundred OF whom
iived a. 6or5onsvius yesterday morning. The badly
w-ended remain st RAppahannOck and RspidAn Sta
tioas Generals Cook, Posey and Kirkland are reported
wounded, but dangerously.
The Yankees continued their retreat Wednesday
GIT, leaving most Of thei' dead and wounded, OF
whom there were large number, behind.
Our oanded tate that the Of tie ebemy
disorderly, and the ground vas srewn with firearms
and sccoutremens The las, report from Meade is that
he is on the ether side Of Bull RIM.
Tee above il principally derived from statements of
wounded men, and We give them as reports sany,
however, concur in their statements
From reasons which it is unnecessary TO mention
NV but which will clearly appear hereafter, there
Is no probability of general engagement or further
fighting in Northern Virginia for the present. at least
The RapidAn, as well as the RappAhsnnock, is much
swollen, and the railroad bridge the former vas
partially carried away Friday. Owing TO the high water
il has not yet been repaired.
The latest from General Lees army viii be found
under the telegraphie head.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-19
LATE EXON NOREOLK

The Petersburg Express has Information from Nor
folk as ate The 18Th inst. There eat dislr
10 the city Ga the very morning that than 500
ladies' and children we're 10 leave for Suffolk Ter The
order Published by Us Saturday, there order
from Washington, fOrbdding their departure ON the
city. They had sold all their effect, much OF
their wearing apparel in order to re luce the wight Of
their baggage to 100 pouOd aud given their hVues
and theAcsme the order to stop them. Tey are thus
left without houses or provisions
Along with the above mentioned order came sno.h'r
for the execution OF Dr. Wright (ehsrged vi thu
sts.,jng of Yankee Lieutenant usmsd Sanborn on
Fri at 10 O'Clock. Fhii sas 80 une1 PCced. and ,ht
time MOVED the unfortunate gsutleuan 10 prepas or
the sad event so BRIEF that the entire community
overwhelmed with grief When the Express informant
ls the galOws being Preparedst the Fair Grounds
and be doubts no. that this, Dr. Wright, the noble,
hgh-uinded patriot and gentleman, has spired mar
tyrdOm.
The reverses to the Federal army in Tennessee and
the retreat Of Meade wish the advance Of Gen. Lee in
Virginia, has caused much excitement in Norfolk
The nine citizens of Norfolk who recently took the
have gone into business, and now numbered with
the Union o. the city-scOrned and condemned by
all the truly Southern in sentiment
If Suffolk has been reinforced by the enemy, il was
not known at Norfolk. Four companies Of Spears
cavalry, under M,jor Wstherel stationed al Ber-
nards Mil the farm of De- Mitchell. three four
miles below Suffolk.
Squads Of cavalry pstrOLSaHJlk every day and night
and steal all they lay their hands upon in the sur
rounding country.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-19

The Pass AssoCIArIos.-A: the recent quarterly
meeting Of the Directors of the Press Association, a
resolution was adopted nsrucng the Sup. rrtendent
to write to the publishers Of such journals have fail.
ed to comply with the terms Of membership, explaining
the object of the pledge of adhesion Of copy Of hight,
and hOs beneficial the latter has already proved, and
the importance Of the operation Of all the members
of the Association accomplish the desired ends and
if after such explanation any Of them shall decline to
comply with the rules the superintendent is d. eced to
discontinue, after the expiration the peseat mouth
telegraphie news reports.
Another resolution authorz.s the Superintendent 10
extend to Weekly Journals the privilege OF using copy
right items equitable terms. After vote of thanks
to Col Thrasher, aud commencing him the respect
and confidence OF our editorial Brethren the board sd
journed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-19
lsEooSD DE PAicH |.
Fsoa SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA

LYkcaBURG, Oct. Is = Reliable information received
this evening says that tie envy, WHO adya this
eide Of Brs OIL re reated East Tennessee YESTERDAY.
They destroyed 1--WE bridges the Virginia and Te :
uessee road between Abingdon and Bristol, threw
one engine from the track at Brsol, tore up
hal mile of track, burnt the ties and bent the
Ton, and burnt two engines and Eve belonging to
the Virginia and Tennessee road, loaded with SALT
Our cavalry now occupy Bristol. The Yankees re-
ported before leaving Bristol that General Bucknsr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-19

MILIrARY.-The LIST Regiment of Second Glass W.
gnia Ailtiawas assembled Saturday afternoon, by or
der Of the Governor With the view Of obtaining voun'
teeIs to proceed 10 So hive tern Virginia. The con-
mand addres ed by the Governor, who represented
to them the urgency of the call, and informed ih'm
that all Who refused TO resp md ud be liable to the
impatarion Of cowardice The command was then lis
missed until next morning
o. Sunday forenoon THAT dreadful Dell" Mas Sgain
sounded and the milismen repaired TO their rend' z
vou where they required to decide whether they
would be mustered into service, to aid in peppcrifg he
Y,nkees ~ho we're threateutag the S't Works, or re
main supnel, at h1me Wills their brethren ia the
Id We are rlease aud not surprised to learn that
the gallmt 18th Reg IN at Coloael Tnomas j. Evans
commanding responded wuh the patriotism which it
has always evinced in similar emergencies. All of the
officers and two th ds OF the rank AID Gle present vol
unteered to go to the Southwest.
Col. DIniorth's regmert composed chiefly of cil-
advanced in years. aud youths under eighteen, did
not volunteer to any exteut Less than tail OF the
number present signiied willingness to leave their
families and business proceed what many of them
considered a "wild goes, chase" They have proved
themselves ready to defend their homes aud believe it
to be dug which they to their State wei "a TO
those whose natural protectors they are to remain here
where their services may be needed at any moment.
There is some reason in their argument an we hope
there may be necessity Tor any portion oil the State
foc.s 10 leave this veiaty oe rsm,Ee section OF the
State.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-19

MISSISSIPPI EtEcnoSt Gen. Charles Clark h,s beel
elected Governor BY large msorty. Ia the Ia, DIST
Orr has been elected to Congress, and in the ID
- Holden. These two ID strcts were Represented in
the last Congress by J. W. ClaPp and R. Davis. Iu the
Sd and Districts, IGael Welsh and H. o. Chalmers
have been re-el,ced II the d. tr CT il 's reported
that UOl A. P Hll hs' defeated Hon. y r Singleton.
Barksd ale il reel. cted ia the street Ia the
District, the returns ind c..s the election Of J. r.
I.ampkn over . MrRSr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-19
FGox Nlsso RI AND Arkansas fine Bal. more Amer.

FRoN hIss0 ri AND ARKANSAS fine Bait more Amer,
cm OF the IL b. IN ITS ne = summary, says:
The -usrri las ia Missouri becoming activ. ag ain
They have sacked and pidnd-rcd rp.ol and other
towns in tka Safe The ion troops sre u.i'g ia
them and the authori les there coat lent of p
turing them. KIRBY Smith ha made ju cnol WITH
the r,b Is uader Price, And both movus Lit IL
RIck A'kan az. A fight occurred nes. S,-m, n ss
watch the rebels were defeated Guerras COM
hitting depredatoss the defeneeless inhabitants
one Of the towns in Aka sas.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-19
Tax RussrAs FLxxrs.-Ths New York World says

Late advices IRON San Francisco bring the that
the Russian Pacific fleet expected of the coast of
California some time during the present month. This
simultaneous movement OF the great Russian fleets
one he Atlantic and the other TO the est
Pacific coast shows that the Gar and his government
had fully counted upon with the Western powers
upon the subject of Poland Rather than give up what
they deemed their just rights they were vpg to run
the rick Of another gress with the allied powers
but Alexander wiser ,han Nicholas determined that his
deats should be shot up they during the Cr
~r but should DO placed that they could inict
no IL damage upol the commerce Of either France or
Eug'H Il, the event Of a war; The appearance OF q
e, U swift Russian war steamers of the of In.
di, d "a her ia the Gulf Of Mexico would do more
20 bring land to her senses than million OF
arus On he sou of Russia. We think this explanation
is sufficient 70 account tor the appearance Of the Rus
sian fleets N ar Eastern and Western waters.