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Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-16
The StOrming Of Missionary
Ridge.

The storming of the ridge in the great
battle before Chattanooga on the 26lh ulti-
mo is thus described by an officer in re-
port to the War Department.;
"Ths storming of the ridge by our troops
was one Of the greatest miracles in militia
ry history No man, who climbs the as
cent by any of the roads that wind along
its front, can believe that eighteen thou
sand men were moved upon its broken and
crumbling face, unless it was bis fortune
to witness the deed, Itsecms as awful as
visible interposition of God. Neither
Gen. Grant nor Gen. Thomas intended it.
Their orders were to carry the rife pits
along the base of the ridge and cut offther
occupants; but when this Yves accomplish.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-16

ed the unaccountsble spirit of the troops
bore them bodily up the mpracticable
sleeps, over the briStling rifle pits on the
crest and the thirty cannon iadiug every
gully The order to storm appears to have
been given simultaneously by Generals
Sheriden and Wood Sscause the men were
not to be held back, hopeless as the at
tempt appeared to military prudence. Be.
sides, the Generals caught the inspiration
of the men, and were ready themselves to
undertake impossibilities."
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-16
Three Times Three for Gen.
AVeriIl,


WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-Ihe following
has been received; Ldra, Iacahontas TO-,
va, Dec - nave the houor 10 report
that cut the Virginia and Tenn H. Il. at
Salem and have arrived safely at the
Front with my command, At Salem three
depot' were destroyed, containing 2OOO
OOls' Hour, u large quantity ol wheat, corn
oats and various other stores and hundred
wagons Ihe Telegraph wires were cut
ana burned, the track torn up, the rails
heated and DESTROYED az much as possible
W 'ihln SIX hours IIme hYe bridges ana sev-
eFal cu'yerI' were destroyed over an e1'
zen. o' niIeeh ml.eS large fuahVty ol
bridge TIMBER ana repairing material were
also destroyed MY march was retarded
OCCASIONALLY Oy tempest III the Mountains
a.l ICY roa'S' was "ol'8eu 10 SWIM
"t.l "y command '0' ara" my artillery
Wtl,foPe' across "fes5' oTerN seven Time
IL twenty lour nouns. ol my return
i,unu s'A separate co4'na"u7' GI',!' Jones
W. Lee, lnDou'h' JACKSON, hc"''o a"o
\ hcUQn''ln a'.0ygu N llls e1'vnu!nH ,S
! from 2'"u"'on W Ne"Po'' uPo" AZ 0'a'''
o'e Fo'a0 70 prevent uly return, c'PI"te'
a!SPa'cn from uen' J"'[s TO ucn' La''y
'ynS 'ne ms PoS'I'oL ''' 'pr' ~ vi "a'eSo' e
At T''''o', ~, Ne' n%'0'co ''ou' 'no ''g" ~
oi jones u '"0' III o"ehSou ~ "'8uh ~ u
ou'P s'7 were pressed III Ut Ba''Ppy ut
Sln 'irEI0'a Mounted infantry ana wv,
o''s'9s5 ''''''q 'Ie O1OASo1 .'. N'Ie5 a. a.
'no0si 'lEE3'S na, oee" p''o' 'gauy 10 2
Ii''a '1' u''oI'' ny oo'u'T"' lOe. ~ | il'''
'o"E, "aS'e,''o u across 'cs sa'u,cSS ol 'ns C"t
my "'''' al ouV my a,'o"'""ce'' rev
wagons ouu Que 'ts'u'"' wV'o P"''vo
wncn TuonS enoI' was "l"u0 ~, 70 [e'''N
Vne I''', r." "'lu5e, III @ "Illon 'i'y i u'ua ! sue
ceeu' ne "uioU,a"ceS ""u So'n' T SICK 'ne,
were Io'v ny Tue uaiAueSs' @ =, luo las! req
men5 was qua''cLeu upon 'oc opposite sld
G"''' morning. "Ge9 II was aScer'alnea una
inc enemy Seemeu ogtrr'n'peu 10 mG'ul1'
ltS Pos'''on up IHo cl'us "n'tI o'tFIooAe
the bridges l ca4'ea tne bridges WHIc
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-16

The Prince of Wales has very far start
in the world for young man His Corn.
wall estate has yielded So, 500, 900, hisland.
ed property gives an income of $l25OOO,
Parliament votes him 100000 a year
while his mother lives, besides $25OOO
for Mrs Wales to spend Add to this
very pretty wife and good prospect of
being King Of England some day, and the
Prince can be considered "forehanded,"
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-16
JAMES L. COLLINS,
Editor and Proprietor.
SANTA FE, SATURDAY JAN. 10, 1854.
Secretary Of the Interiors Re-
port.

From the annual report of the Secretary
of the Interior we make the subjoined ex.
tracts which will be perused with interest
by our readers:
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-16
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Territory Of View Mexico District Court
JAMES L JOHNSJN
Attachment IN dsol'
THOMAS r. BOWLER
The said defendant Thomas Bowler is hereby notified,
that the sad plaintiff JGnes johnson has sued o1t an at
tachmsa asans him. elurnal to the mex. March term Of
Ihs District Court 70 be begun aai bold al the lr house
In The county Of Santa FG Ecw Mexico the fret Monday
in March D 1894 for thesum of one hundred ami seventy
seven dollars debt together with interest thereon balance
on judgment obtained by SAID plaintiff against sad detea-
Gaut at the August Of said District Court 1853 and
Aal the property Of tal defendant has been attached to
satsfy said demsnd and unless The said isieun shall ap
pear and defend said suit ulgmeut Will be rendered against
Sin, and his property sol to satisfy said Judgment.
R. Il lUNfKlNS,
ATTY lgr plaintiff.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-16

--Chas. Dickens, in recent article,
says great pitched battle is seldom more
deadly to men than the gaiety of a London
season is to the pale army ofgirls, who live
by the most wreCched fripperies of fashion,
and fewer, perhaps, die by the bOyOnst
shAn by The needle,
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-01-16
SANTA FE G. AZETTE.

Independent in all things, Neutral in nothing.
, 1864-10-03

who says he Ia 4 C4Rtaia In the Contsda.ate ser
Ticc, Aad they don'< want another. This mau Hen.
de1soa was Il fmerlJ 4 Lleutensat under c,lnsnan.
sooH attr tho latter passed over into Missouri he
col eetcu atout 3 tcoze Of the most desperate men
snd Ftturrtd. This WAS about ten days AGO Ee
crossed the A'*+,ssippi river at Calhoun Point.
:tvrt. =
From TIE best Information I have been abls to
Ahd thc.e are d!4'sihuttd ia sonsds tbror-s tbs
teetten n wh,eh be operates. >->'
a1d established bis b adousste,s il what ,fisS
the Vert Woods. Gin, 4 tncu several rohbrrIn.
hare been committed: ore uf twelve hu sdres .oue
9 9ti99fs5'tTo hahdred dolass ind Que Of four hax
Lat Wednesday Dleht t6fce Of th.,. villains
risttsd a;s ne foT;e q. e H. " Archer. nar miles
hom !erseJ! !i.lt, ard chilled him to the door d.
opened the door spd vent ont Into tho yard, wueo
b. wife shortly he,sd The report Of a pistol and
ru&hsd to Tho door and cav th1ce mtn ussftne ofY
Through The darkness, and her husband DYING Il
10 supposed That Henderson aud his cont-ds1atos
er's only offense vas bis 0aion,sn, aod sne lac.
that r. ms onee Lieutenant In the Unioo aray.
On monday ntfhts company Of men from Gu
Henderson and his gang aasins sheir so,uufa IN
with lhe sycwtd purpose Of sircn.tss him and II.
Jnht bEtole heJ reached Grafton, some rebel
nteod e Gtnterenu mounted his horse and rode
swiftly into tho village and aronsed .oe 1ntaplr-
npon them to burn their tt;raitoa ia strong
Copperhtad precinct. and 40 this Vas IN sccnrd.
II &C with what ihesr orators had always tafu the
nreadtui abolstlonists voo1d d. 1t is not arrange
that they became huce!y excited. They hartlly
came together, each man armed With ahot gun Of
tifie, pm pa1ed to g,re the invaders warm lecep-
ttou, ard to ty down tbelr lives II neceas1rs IN de-
ftnse Of their hon' chold eoods.
The company from Calhoun came Into town M
tuspettitely, bat were met by 4 withcttng tire,
witch compelled them to retreat In confusion with
lois OF one raan killed and two wounded
TIE mistake was discovered by flag Of truce
The whole affair oa1d hsve heea most 1auehxhle,
hsd it not 20 tragic TteTm1uation. Tie respon,l.
nii1tJ 1T tba ce+d rests upon the william who orig
h ,nasso u ihe absn!o 5qmor. There arc few copec~
heads 1o jersey and Cathoun drafted, patriots wnQ
~ they vii no1report 1t the or.1s rendezrou. af
Alon. and Is potethle that He1 de1son ma, b.
able to oht1l1 lew recruits ftpm these but ,h..e
"a noth1pg IKE an organized resistance 70 the dta.
10 tuch step, and there Is DANGER that 1t will
become general. The trouble. ii trouble there be.
WI be caused tolely ny refugees trom Missouri.
cut Of Missouri foe. their Unioni.m-God saVa ,he
msrk 1hey xould-many OF them-fe}otca to
bring gpon 1lI!nois the eana evils that haye IL.
fec1ed Missouri.
section. Alton 10 altogether out OF the dfsft. and
i L. thought that BY the tims 1t ID ordered Madison
Jtrsey has raised over two hundred Of The two
Cali oun Is not doing as weQ
The uLion naas meeting at Edwardsvi1le. to-
Gay, ptonltRes to be m ip1ueuse affair.
The M regiment Tor ststs .ervice nov organizing
TIE substitute business may bcqu o!ed active,
and prices rule high.
, 1864-10-03
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW,
Matters In 2rkans&a-Ffom Western
Kentucky.

Especial Dlspa:en to the Chicago Tribunal
cA1ao, Sunday. Oct. 4.
The steamers Bcll6 OF Memphis aud Adam ia.
cobs have arsiJed from Memphis, with dates to The
afternoon Of the 33ta.
The steamboat Emma No. 3, from Duvall's
Bluns, septsmber =, arrived on kemphls On the
aame day.
Gunboat No. vae attacked near the foot Of LII.
t's Island By force sf oIe hundred Cuerillas,
ssmed with musket.. They wero in ambush on
both sides OF The 1iyer. Several ypl1eys Of nut
kstu were n4d, bat no one On the gunboat was
kart. The atiaek MAS returned By fierce tse Or
shot md shell from the guaboat, that Scattered
the, Ruefillaa into : the woods. Eixht
or1e ten Ruerillas were seen to fall
AID were carried away. BY their comrades
The Emma No.2 came through White River
Witt 1sr rbaa Hss Below sS. 1p o@
dfed Into b{ guert1tae+ Of whom thare was 4 LANG
number waiting for her 1t bend wbese boats 1au,
npfs, Ts1s 90 ote ls ooat sat3 she,
aso1s struck he cabin: There were mahy narrow
etSapt.. ont fortunately NO ono HaA hurt.
Ct t*entI Sueitlas near Tpto1 v,ls on her tFio
down On ThursdsJ morning. Thirty or mora shots
Eere ased without dams2e to pe1son Or property.
Communication between Little Rock aud Daysii's
But r.nstn! unintesfs1ed with.
chet2t esn oennts !, y tAe post It Pit
cspiion Of the newe OF shernan'e Victories was
approximately celebrated there on the 2sth.
Red fsrk. only IL cen mllcs distant. liz motive
= s5s Is sss s TT
Inqui,y q Paduras. Ho w.s aoly defended ~
the fsqa,;,, Sa1es17 O. enarres O.
made assinat him. In hi,f a hsnr .itcr h1s sc.
fbRf $Fnr PfA
, 1864-10-03
THE VERY LATEST.
MONDAY, 4UCL0cEA
THE WAR IN TnrressER.
Tho Rebel Rsld In shoxman,a Hear.


{From our oxn Rsporter.1
.fAAHvu1f, Sept. %.
The situation here IL still unsaitci. ueayy
sFfmishlng oceu1red between Forrest 2nd Rous-
stau. near PulaskI, On tho a7th but On the morn.
trg Of tbe 2eth Forrest retired, sn1 commenced a
movement m the disectioa OF ehelbyvi.le, With 1
view to \ movement on the Chastanooca Rail.
soad. During tho ssarEnieh. the ssehels lost 800
men, Rooss<au less than 100: 10 It MIL be. seen
that shs nghttn9 was not severe.
Gen. Raussean's difficulty ID lack Of csya,.v.
III Of Forrest's men are noun'ed, whtle two.
thirds Of ours IL infantry, and hence the adYaa.
taRo ID with our enemy. who can nova with celes-
tty, ffosn point to point. Gen Rou.ssau's cayai:
n, undtr Gen. Croxtou, - soon as It was disoov-
e1sd t1at the rebels had disappeared from or
'front.'; commenced moving IN the direction Of Mur-
fstssbOrcb while the fnianttJ wefe PIT on tho
cara, aad' moved sround y WY of lhls city, 10
but will 1ekve aRaln to-ulxhs, for tho froat- WeFo
I'll Ro9aaeau's force mounted, Forrest woald b
+. a. II. The rebe.s hare not reached the chaeta-
noo2a Road; bst An hourly expecting that It
VII 1each It but he I'll ind, III The Important
bridges Rnsrded, and will hare to CONTEXT hlnsclt
Wte+iers force IL nearly ali with him, aud 70 Is
the commando ef Cs.ton, and others; 20 that
II: md you remember how featfs1y Rood paid
foe Leaving his Amy in that condition, aome
weeks SINCE.
FAsnvu11, sept. 8o-The Nashville UaIon, Of
tds mosnlug, has the folio King: A d17patch from
FsaI kin says fighting has been going On M day
That 20 Tar RouestAn had the advantage, and thai
he hkld the advantage 1t dark.
0tnetM Rousseau has ordered supply t1zia
dow, which tnoxs that 10 IL all right
d, dispateh OF Gt7erai Ruuseeau, dsted Pul1skt.
up al day. In tho evening tho rebels sayaneed
thttr ssitmish line to point near oufs Il 10 the
impression that the rebels will commence reu-
cral attack thls mosniaE. Our ioss will not exceed
To avoid hsnk movement, General Craxtou's
force WAS sent 10 feco1nolter on the Nashville
pike, tome hlx or eight miles, but found no en-
eEny.
4 pfIforcr captured represented that be was on
the way e McMi1nvile With Dispatches for Ge7
esal s. Williams, who was to JON Forrest. &c
reports Forrests force 1t 1000 men, with eighteen
or t9nfy p1eces Of cannon. 8iI or 6ev1u af
Whtelc1fS TeRimentA are with Forrest
, 1864-10-03
FROM CAIRO AND RRF0w.
GueFt3iA OpeTntfona-FirtnE on Steam
crn-muIter8 Av memphis,


Especial p;s1stcA 70 the CtteaEs Trioune.1
CAIRO, Saturday, Oet1.
ay the steamer G. E. HI.lman, which came I'D
from Memphis this mernirg, Ilearn that tho rebels
have again made their APPEARANCE between this
place and Memphis, on the M1teiss1ppf. Tertet-
DAY. while passing bend No. II, the Hif1man was
hzed upon from lhe western ahore, sad SONS 1tty
musket shots struck her in different places, prip-
c1psny in tho texss aud pllot-housc. Happily.
though severaf persons beeidcs tho two pilsts
Wefe standing On the pi1othouse, no ono was
hurt, and the only harn done tho bost was the
cutting OF the bell fope communicating with the
engineer. The Hlilman had been warned thas
rebsls were In tho vicinity By the Captaia Of the
Belle Memphis. The 'otacera Of tho Hlllman- also
saw Esbels at Tfptouville, bur Wisely kept out Of
range Of theft muekc:s, and Was not mo!ested.
Report was made to- the steamer Dar,tng and
Guaboat No. Z, ut New Madrid, that rebe,s wete In
the vicinity. Tho former boat passed down md
ptsbabfy avoided the Weatern bank at Bend No,
r. The tivat is reported getia9 rather low.
The oWners Of the steamer J. j. Roc have given
o1fd htna rome time since, and arc now engaged
Hrecain2 her cabin furniture and machinery.
The steamer Me!rotte, trom Duvnl4's BIun, h1s
las, p miles iron The mouth oppoaito Prairie laud.
s.iitiDg her pilot h.qse, Tho sscond mate hid =
sasaPs S1t 70 one VIZ hurt The
mats Of thelr number could he made. They wero
suppotcd to belong to Dobbtn's hand.
Citizens report that Price started Nor,hvard
since, having IN a,l about lime thousand M men. Of
te 1s;sei; .Iaes asy
eaPsdon I'd 1es iett tti: Rock In pursuit Of
Price,
, 1864-10-03

The steamer Peruvian is stcleg.phfd; saa p....
p. m., sd. Tbe latest auet.csu advtces Eere -
gardea - t3vorab,e to the NnFsh thtt tho Con
f.dtrate loan had declined less than Zine per
cent h ore Nekk.
Ths 71ns<s eoitox1a,. cou.asnsnR ;he platform Of
the two ps1aes, regards them Al i6enhcsi. except
is.t onsit uraed up.iae doTP; FL d'ncaln s.nDo
tut Win MAKE pcaec 1t tho Unlon u preserved, Il
saeoaaitto4 i. .n{bedy Mcclellan Caa1 e4aaes
Wsf he puts peAca experiment 4ftt ano fest1ves
aahhnR Ior Afterwards. The 1tMte n'nks TINT
ls.hnc,, BLESSINGS q peaee onse nore. may
gradually Teso1ve on rttstutnE thoso bleasrnas,
tve9 1t INC tzpense Of Whist would now b saonRht
IL 10 lie 6snfsn Question the o.lci4l .Eaede
Dutch zng ~. th: iassa,,sn
p.ptectloo- sf pexee negotiations On The psTt
e Denna1k not na1ine been Titsopt inila.nee on
Gspenhsgcn has assumed peculiar character.
pointed manner seandaulviaA tendencies, BIT
sven cobenhasen loar9as oPeaiJ a.ox seati:
i'm dJaasty Instead Of feotgan1ztnR. They attack
, 1864-10-03
TIE WAR IN GEORGXA.
Army HIovcnenta-Gensral
sherman stops all NHrlouS
mSFed ChAhEe In the bel Position.
[From Our Own Reportcr.1

From Our Own Reportcr.1
NASHVILLE. Sept. 80, 1861
Gen. Sherman has stopped fur,suahlne o1lcess
and ordered sonne back ohe had started for home,
This change In his policy was caused by the fact
that Hood has changed hts base and moved over
toward West Point, II II 10 coYer Mobile. can
not expisin this movement Of Hood, which II ev1.
dsntfy verT bad one, untes- he intends to mikes
desperate meVe norshws.d. n Hrsag did In 1861,
in order to compel. u poaaih'e, tse evacuation df
Atlanta But Sherman II mol Basil sad the a.
ssu1pt viii % An utter fallnse. Howeres his aitua.
ton IL desperate one, aud desperation may lead
him to attempt IN attack On 8hsrnAn's Eeas.
But this to exactly what cur csmmandes des,ses.
DID he not tzy to got Johnsoa aud Hood to the
naEth Of him. every dAy stser ho made hls dtst
1Apk movement 1t Ressca3 and would 1t fear to
let Hood try the game now?
II it be true 2nd we be1ie1e It il, that Hood has
moved ever OF tho West Point Railroad, Sherman
~ill commence IN Offensive movement At once.
He viii then be moslnz to1aTd hase OF supplies,
md not atodt JFuM ons. Every step he takes will
eE1DR him nefFtF 10 Montgomery, aud with that
plsce IN cur possesstsn. the ttssr, rom Mobile.
will be eta,lJ opened. A march lnthat direction
IN tho direction ot Aacon o. Augusta; and the
further and 5urtkef from ths seat Of the rebellion
-VirgInIa. and West polot o1ce in oar postes.
zion, alt communication between Hood and
Lea would be sevcrcd, and Junction Of their
forces, in any poraible contingency, forever pre-
vented,
, 1864-10-03
FROM WASHKNaC row.
Cheering News from All Quarters,
Especial D'"psteh to the Chicago Trtbpne.1

l'p%SsA' A'~p*e%A ~ &Ac %nleaEo 2E70uoe.l
WASHINGTON, Saturday. oc.1.
some cnunterfettets have been detected attempt.
D to circulate bofur .aeexbseks In the srmy.
The Go.esrnatn. Il believed to hare discovered Ill
nboat their operations.
TIE Post 01ace DzpaE ment docs now expect to
ett the money ortes system into operation 70.
fortnight or three woeks yet.
The clerk Of The House Il engaged la receiving
proposals. lor sts.ionery for the next ycas.
Worsmen ase now engaged In painting and
Glazing the interior Of tho Capitol ior
next winter. a marble door ia being
laid down in tho old bill OF tbs Home pre-.
pssAtory to tho us< Of tho hail for ttatuasy stoa,
tas different stasrs. The Senate wing IL Still O.
,cupfed BY the Congressional Urion Committee
who Ae dltfs1hutinH dOc4inehts ~ wholesale,
Gen. !sau4sA{ Of tho NFdnatce 0rpa aEt.ueut il
snpsstedse: Ms!nf Da5Fe, one of his fsse ruoordl.
Hatl1 10 brilevcd 10 .va Rone to Charlottesville
lIstead o. LJnchture,
A. The u imre.sttc prrss ars trying 10 mako
capital out Of The rrruovAl OF Tea Avaeill fom n,s
eaMlry command In Tho Valley, ttis proper 10 say
that he WAS Femovtd f,r falling 10 cssfy "a: "a fut
rostant order sstlafactoraly. II ht had rot Into
the pos!tlou assigned him, At sas nnu s1psc,ot,
Harry would nj vcF have to4n 8Aupton.
Trains tEem the Wtbt afe fsi Ing To conr oct 1t
tho Relay Housa to light. Gov. Uenn!snn did not
arrive a. expected. Nf. Blalr waited fpf him n
the hotel til after 10 O'Clock.
, 1864-10-03

custom MADE CLOTHING.
Z C1o.ps, Csseireref: shtrtn, nrAy.rp, Getusn
Jac1ess, 6uk Ssek flea, Back Gicyes AND aAuntle1s
S(Aple DRY Goods, &cv
, 1864-10-03
PORRES1HS RAID REPORTED
1T AN END,
Rebel R aid into IIIi.
nOis Threatened.
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
BE6LEVIDLE-ARMTNG
OF TIE CITIZENS.
PRICE REPORTED MARCHING
UPON ST. LOUIS,
Gold Closing at l8o...creat
Panic In the Markets,
8tAftJfp% Rum0FG-k Rebel Rai6 Rv.
FeCted-1 he Citizens Arminue

8tNf211UX Il &&umQTE-A HtheT RAfA Rv
Petsed-a he c,tizeas 1rminS. fs1-
tsoee,o, nt,p.trb n ~. ch,,.u, nx;..
tepeeia' oAsp..en 70 tno snleaeo Tnbune
1T. LOUIS, Saturday, October /.
Gen. 4. c. Fn1lct. Of Hlanott, II here In consu1-
tation with Gen. Rosccrsus re1attve Ia the ~. ~
hn,ax.a -. .o.,,na.,.. 80 " *ue nso oae
@ npnoaea @ crs regiments hon nltnols, Juat arrived.
Ine "as department has Just decided that theas
and tha. their re-en,lstmenr ehalt coTsr II. % oo,
nundfeo Gays te1Viee. commencing at the time Of
original enltstmenta, and that whether they re-eu
lit or not their ms .ha f-,,, - 49,.
~ th.s- .-i~s1 - -. . ssa. aeuso nou tas tme
~ ~ 1s.a =; a. sas paee q tenoexFout, instead
vi i -.T LA =. nrn., 49, I,.M. es .nMc9Gnotofe.
f,er j ps;rs utoA 1Suc1!Gs u. y os1aentnent OF
tme.-sncz ~ ~. ~. rs @ I0 meet tho
hrre fn a.. ~i,h tS 4oas, ao! ven. Eu!!er !aaves
frnn snT,no feid LAT n,aht ~ ~ snlppeo
Tenep n Reiis,a,Ie tSt hesg 20 aaa arm
nrntsrtjon o'4a' 1o1 ooioer Service and nene
Thsrs !: ,-.,. .~.,.ns.
znh;r1t = 1nr E1 hn.ax 1dement ~ beNenRo On the
sniiSts and escss fnr rsh{{ oo5s neze arr IN ane
'f8 N"3 ~AS-. $500. ~. . axAt.
sEcohD DISPATCH.
Especial 0Iepatch to the Chfc1pn T,;hnre1
Br,rru,v a.91+as- ~.
Eo*.ztths+s,a,,c ~. - oe'' !"
4'o."'tastaoo'"e 1ae oa5 opened gloomy, and
nof"ishstano'ng the rain has fallen In torrents ali
meeting this ss, IL , s.ee.. o1 ms. nsss
fhoso Intert.trd rern1 id r. s~nort 1tw.sts. ~.
ttaou2nt II WooIa % impossible to hold rneeting,
eiI nnt ~ The hour approached the crowd began 70
EHtne5 n H! Ano tonr eetote The speaking commenced
@ Las Sl11 faIx AMlt capAolo OF holdlnG 1000 per.
, 1864-10-03

FROM NEW YORK.
Lareat Hatell1grnee from tbs East- Tho
New York MRFketa-War ana ksollti.
cal Matters.


49," AN&AAt 2A%0tN4f Nkh Is 4p4k*
St. Domingo news Is received via Havana- Tbs
nearly year ago 1t Santiago D. Los Uubanasof,
VA placed II Liberty by the rebels. and had srrIs-
ID 1t Monte Christie. He reports that ut eantlsso
they are disposed to place ali prisoners at liberty,
and the possibility Of speedy peace ID talked Of.
This pavsa thH way for Spain to abandon the en-
e1pnse. Which has already cost the liyas Of ovez
1900 sotdiers. Var in st, Domingo can be con.
sldersd virtually ended.
The fnst ssJa: We hear that certain merchants
and capitalists are engaging In IN attempt to fora,
stall The gold m arket and 1alfe the pslca Of oold
and ahat they have oonfded the operation to
prominent banker, furnishing him with the neees-
.aasy capital.
~. WakerDan yesterday retired from thu Post
omee 70 atsane the dutiee Of Surveyor Of the
port tcd day,
The Huaid's Eer Orleans oor4,spondeat r,,s.
The family Of President Jusrex it.vn for Ser
fic1k BY shs steamer A.el, Hheso thsy viii rtstde
~ INC trouble is oser. Gen. 0Icous:a aud Other
Mexican officials accompany them.
bJ general order issued at Meridian. Aur q
DICE 1eSlos assuuea command OF the deoa,tmrnt
Of Alahsma, 1lasles1pp', md East Loulsi,ua
Tho council Of waf hare exonosated Gem Para
rom the charge ol destroying mtlit&sy pronertv
atter proposing TO surrender.
Aoe a0N8* Eot mQuoe correspondent 9ays
much excitement exists among the ladies of Nor.
foIk, In consequence OF Gen. shelly'a order that
Arpe1tons over eixtecn must take The oath OF ae.
glance. Great reluctance was manifested, thonsh
few po<iye'y Ecfuted.
The ReTa1ds Washington fpecdA saJs Sec.eta-
res Seward and ueher have returned 10 duty.
Denntson IL expected to arrive today to assume
the portfolio.
The gold speculation recovered this morning
from the lowest point last evening and sold up to
1917. From this point the psioe reached to 1ea,
then rallied again to 1851. Good neWs from
Sheridan snd Grant WAS thsn Tun1ored in the gold
room aud the marke: Was run down to 1ol4.
Tbere IL ! large auount Of 4terltng exchange Of
ferirg and the market IL very much unsettled
Nominal rites 1oe191HH IN gold 70, baukers
bills. There was quite 4 psntcky feeling at the
stock exchanee this morning and stere was = Iaese
decline nezsly, hat the Ersatest fail was in P,t