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Amnsfmfnis.
WINTER GARDEN. ,

WINTER GARDEN. ,,.Drv
~, s.r,r b.gs u, owing 20 previous srhn
Inenl, to perform other es NJ Clarke WI oe un.Oe
O'r'' his brilliant ts6rK fiFfS NiGH rFs' ''''no
mere In order to present MI @ike IA a. many o IN es
Lar character. possible these iouIteen nsn v, TINS
sh0Id a s 70 me IN. rms evening Mr Crts will appear for
the last time in the character u which he A'Ne'' "
Inarkabls triumph, as ~
in the SCHOOL Or REFORM
Also, for the last time as ,.pr
in Pancbes sorio1s comic Drama Of Hes JACK sheppard
CLARKE a. JACK sIIEPpARDD, ~,,vr
CLARKE q, SIMON.PUREFOY,
In ressara new Drama never acted here in Newio'S
hv John O1enord entitled ,,,.-
UNCLE ZACHAREI,
and John I'y''FiB CInsS' n THE WOOD.
FRIDAY LAT time Of Mr Clarke az
DE BOOTEs and TOODLEs.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID THREE ENTERTAINMENTS DAILY,
a II a. M AID aud ! p H.,
RFaHTIFIrL AM HGHLY TRAINED DOGS.
MORNING AND EVENING ..,o,.c
COMMODORE NUII IN HIS PRESENTATIONS,
ANP c 9Nf ~ ASB s6uAws
MORNING, AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Afternoon et D..
WAITING FOR THE yEEDICT
reaSs. Msssrs ieyik 6elnon Grace Hsd4way MesisyeI
brideenan Jameson Porter Sc appear
BUCKLE or GRILIIANTs.
TONY DENIER in GREAT 81 1T ACT
MAMMOTH FAT GIL WElGHlN0 - POUNDS.
ALBINOS, GIANTS. LEARNED SEAL. &c
Admission, 80 cents ChldEen uider ten 10 cents
THE HIPPOTHEATRON
EVERY EVENING. ,,.,,.v
MATINEES WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY.
THIRD WEEK or 80 ,,,r.p
THE WORLD-FAMEp AISTRIALLiAN hlDAA7
JAMES MELN
AND MS TALENTED SONS.
NEW POLISH MILITARY kNIEEE:
NEW SEKIOCOMlC IAkTOMIME
NEW COMIC INTERLUDE.
TIIE COCKNEY SPORTSMAN.
TJF ROYAL PAGE OF SPAIN.
AND ALL THE GREAT ARTIsIEs.
DROADWAY THEATER-Begins at u.
ID 81 LAST Sr WEEK OK LAST LAST W WEEH
-''''- JOHN +. owENS's
JOSHUA BUTTERFLY
In the srea, combination Ml q
VICTIMS and PEOPLES LAWYER.
IN Monday ns,, Nov. u NJ OWENS viii srres
IN A NEW BILL
1VALLACKs. WEDNESDAY.
w Open n. Overture "a.
Fliih time this Season osrnArr
Tomorrow. THURSDAY-SHE STooPs TO CONQUER
FRIDAY AND SATUBDAl-ROsEDALh
An entirely New and Original tomecyi py MI H. houcl
cauit, Is IN preparation
OLYMPIC THEATER-Commences at =.
W THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV. 9,
BULL IN CHINA SHOP,
Concluding with the Comic Musical Drama
ROSE OF CASTLE.
HELLERs SALE DlABOLlQUE, No.
Til ps5S%RtET SPIRIT EVERY TyEEYlye5; ~
HELLER'S PIANO FORTE SOLOS eId THE GOBLIN
DRUM.
Doors open at =! commence at
A RTEMUS WARD AMONG the MORMONS.
N ARTEMUS WARD AMONG THE MOkMONS.
FVERY EVENING al r n. Doors open =.
DODWORTA HALL Nc. DC bTosdway, next 70 Grace
Church.
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CRY IIENs.

NARROW ESCAPE OF A SOUND STEAMER IN
THE FoG-The dense fog which pervaded the city yes
erday morning also spread its face the habor and
the Sound rendering the greatest caution necessary in
navigation aud nearly causing the loss Of one Of the
Sound steamers The steamer City Of Boston. Of the
Norwich and Worcester line. while coming down the
Sound had narrow escape, for on nearing Hell Gate
the fog was so thick that the pilot nearly missed
the inside channel and came within al ace Of
running the boat on the rocks. AZ II was her
bottom scraped on the lodges, causing the boat to
heel over and creating the most intense alarm
among the passengers but though so that the rock
might almost have been touched by the passengers
deck the current fortunately carried her out Of
danger. On trying The pumps no leak Of any conse-
quence found TO exist but IL is thought that the
copper must have been pretty well scraped OF her hull
As the fog still denser after leaving the Gaze the
boat war moored TO a schooner anchored in the stream
those OF the passengers anxious 10 get TO the city IN
time to vote leaving her in boats.
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lectures anb Alcetinas.

NETWORK YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
~ ASSOCIATION Free Lecture by Rev Joseph 4.
Duryes A. the rooms 81 the Association. Bible Home Third
ave corner Of Ninh.st, THIS Wednesday, EVENING, a.
10 clock Young invited.
GIANT ANDREWS SOCIETY The regular
- preparatory meeting Of tine SAINT ANDREWS so
Getty Of the State NEWTON for the election Of officer
Ac viii take place the Mason Doree Iuion-psct, u
THURSDAY ENENlNG tAe Ion inst. a :. O'clock.
ROBERT DlNNlDDIE, Secretary.
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Sales bn Anttion.

UCTION NOTICE.
IA ATTRACTIVE SALE or DRY GOODS
AND GENER Al MERCHANDISE,
THIS DAY "wednesday. Nov. g
Catalogues snd goodf now ready.
WM. TOPPING e CO.. Auctoneer
Noe. and D ParE place, md
No. 3 Msrray-.t.
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BULLS HEAD.--Ihe heavy receipts OF ',l3i
beovee election week. and rtiny opening at that
proved FAR many for sale, even al great decline.
Prices were &C. lower than last week at the opening
Monday morning and fell fully lie. more during the day
and went ndefnable point Tuesday with no buy
ers Butchers can afford celebrate the election by
reduction ia the price Of roasting pieces Sheep are
very plenty the receipts being 2J2l and prices are
giving way though SLOWLY. Some fat lots brought SIC
Large numbers remain unSold. Hogs too are pleht!
with arrivals OF 81, 3s5 for the week Tins, with bad
weather reduced the prices fully It. H., l2lc being
the outside figures to-day for prime heavy cornied
hogs.
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MEETING st THE NEw-Y YORK PoST-OFFICR-
TRIBUTE TO TIE MEMORY OF Mr.. CLARK.-A meeting
was held at the postoce in this city Yesterday to
press the feelings OF the oce and clerks IN reference
20 the sudden death Of their esteemed friend and fellow
officer Mr. Thomas CLARK who killed while travel
ing in tie discharge OF BIZ duties the Erie Railroad
Postmaster Kelly wac appointed Chairman. and made a
few touching and appropriate remarks He was fol
lowed by other persons connected with the Office The
following resolutions were then unanimously adopted
Where's The removal from among us by sudden and
violent death friend and ASSOCIATE Thomas
lll. event which 10 demand some express
OH. .ad feelings whc 10 occurrence has caused to
.Aare common with al VINO knew hm, be II
Resolrcf That while tc~uiy realz. the loss which We
have Sustained b. hs uuury death and FEEL that loss 70 De
which the contemplation of lie many virtues renders the
.rirvous refrain from expressing appf
him admiration and love. and canse 10 to mourn his
death as bereavement o, no common nature.
Ro0trf That the recollection Of the Kindness and seniai.
ty Of As deposition the answering fidelity and endurance Of
Dc friendship and generosity 81
tlro which displayed sse he socia nud official inter.
clurs, with bile cannot abate grief vii insure the
association OF hs memories with the rsuahe
qualities which adorned the character VI our departed com
psuon and friend.
heaireG That "a ne midst OF our own sorrow canno.
forget that 81 those who bound 81 the decreased by dear
r and closer ,i than thos, Of friendship and especially
tender Do, mother and ohe. relatives sincere nd heart.
it ypty n the deep aheton N which his death las 50
Resli,a That thc deaih ofMr Clsk while bringing sorrow
tA, hralt- o. Idr circle Of friends. has deprived this
Pot Office and the Department b. whose service he lost his
life. oi officer whos' zeal intelligence pgomputude and
utcsritv the performance a. lis duties noble
pc dating bis life, aid maze Ls dcatha public loss vel
DIV no calamity.
ielrea Thai these resolutions be published in the da
ptpcrs OF this city, and copy thereof transmitted to the re
aiiyts o. Oh, decreased
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The MONTHLY REPORT Of the dispensaries
Of the City OF New.York for the month OF October,
-4 shows that medical and surgical services, vaccns
ton aud medicine Afforded gratntousy to lUo'o
persons BY the SIX Dispensares of Newiork VI THESE
there were visited and treated at their dwellings l6ol
at the Dispenseres s,i57 and $50 were yaeeinated
Is 04 prescriptions grntuitousy dispensed at the
several ofices The principal causes OF death were
consumption and smallpox. The prevailing diseases
chiefly affected the respiratory system Among the
most important smallpox, typhus and typhoid
feyers
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Total. 30, II y 10 " STUI1Ir0 70
Decrease in miscellaneous g. J94 e.
Tofsl Increase .......... tl57.5g2 -
being IN increase OF 2se per cen, over last year.
The earnings Of the Chicago and Alton Railroad
for tie month Of October:
S2sI4le co sls,,sJJ 20
Increase .......-.-. s,a.a-5 10
Earnings from January to October 81, 1861, IN
elusive:
lsGf... sal63. 5000 1863. .sl5l4C23 &c
Increase. ..-.....---.--.s6f-.J 81 Ol
rondl -nL
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RAILROAD ACCIDEST-MAy KILLED.-There
was man killed on the New-JeTsey Transportation
Road on Monday evening the quarter 10 five train
going west from Jersey City. About two miles beyond
Newark man was discovered walking on the track.
The engineer blew the whistle aud stopped the train as
eoon as possible but too late. The man wss run over
completely cut in two and otherwise terribly mut.Iated
The deceased was German, and aboring man. en-
poyed by M. Prince and lived but short distance
from Newark.
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Uriniinp.

WIN FVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Fulton
w a.-sTEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MAN
.UFACTURERS.
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LECTURES FOR YOUNG MEN.-The usual Win
ted Of lectures young men under the au-
spices Of the Young Mems Christian Association will
commence this evening at their ;rooms IN the Bible
House Rev Joseph T. Duryea viii deliver the first in
the course.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-09

FACT AND Fiction John b. Cough Will de-
liver his new lecture on Fact and Fiction Of the
Academy of Music before the Mercantile Library AS
ISOLATION, Thursday evening. This announcement
is Of course sufficient to bespeak crowded house,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-09

PERSONAL - Maj Gen. Francis c. Barlow
sails for Europe to-day in the Lafayette. Previously
twice wounded severely that for weeks his life wa
dispared o. lie has been during the present campaign
in command Of n division in the Second Army Corps
While he has several times greatly distinguished him
self the public will remember especially the brilliant
charge in May last in which he took an entire Rebel
division with the Maior.General commanding it Gen
Barow's health has finally broken down, and he goes
abroad in hopes to restore it, The Secretary Of War
gave hin hs leave il h most complimentary order
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A ". MEKViS A1ctoueer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN ~ Co., Nos. GOA and
ID 60 Broadway cor. Of stAst-Ssies a books, Sta
ponery Pictures Works o Art Fancy Goods Furniture. &c
THURSDAY EVENING Nov ~. al o'clock
MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOh~.-A large
variety o. Standard Works Medicine and surgery and
general miscellaneous Literature, &C For particulars
Catalogue and the Books nov exhibition.
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 49S
ID opposite Ut Nc noss Hote.GEO. 4. LEA
WITT. Aucioueel by j. T. Cooley. IolslglIneEts solicited
J. II. DRAPER Auctioueer
TOHN II. DRAPER d Co.
~ WILL SELL.
AT THEIR SALE>KOONS,
No. 20 PiNE-ST..
On WEDNESDAY, Nov lt, 1854
~ J.! O'Clock. T.
the following fovore brands a Geuuine HAVANA CIGARS
1000 l. Rosa de Cuba CoIchas.'
5OoG0 C.lve. d. Santiago Con has
5000 Ereyas CLlcls.
10000 Londree.
Goo Prel-adls r.oI.
500 kesslia britannica.
Samples the above nay Be At the Office Of the Aue
LOueer.
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FROM GEN. SHERIDAN.

Deaiings with Guerriiias-Mosby'
Rascalities-AnI Improvement in "Oashs
Of Aliegtsncc'-l nienisss in Winchrs-
icr-How Supplies arc Sent 10 the
Army-Hospital Items-Sanitary and
Chrisiian Consmissiens-Col. Dudley.
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pr,,AnKs Aporr BrEY CATTLE.

The total nnmter this Seck T. ~ head compares WIN 40
head last week and with 079 mead aveTaee week Last
and with 2l for the ponfg week one year ago
The number sold yesterday and today at the prime
head eouares with 3sls head last week aud with pi3
head average per week ut year and with 4ft head at
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f1. frs. Iflr hirnllt stfi
llud.1u River Railroad g5; hai.cm Railroad 2l38 10y
Hudson River Boat 90. Oh ioo ~ About $50 wee IN
The New York herald., 1864-10-13
sTANToN's WAR BULLETIN.
Dispatches from Grant, Sher-
man and Sheridan.
The Defeat and Flight Of the Rebel
Cavalry in the Valley,
Sess Rec kss

Secretary stanton TO General DIx.
wAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, Oct l2-s:4o M
To Major General DIX
Dispatches have been received to day from General
Grant, General Sherman and General Sheridan but no
military movements sipce my last telegram are re-
ported
The following details Of the cavalry engagement last
Sunday are furnished by Sheridan
Ihave sDen sign OF tho enemy since the brilliant
engagement Of the 9th instant Il square cavalry
fight, In which tho enemy routed bcyo,d my power
to describe lie lost everything carried wheels,
except one piece Of artillery, and when last
passing over Rude's Hill, near New Market, on the
Keen run, twenty six miles from the battle held, 10
which point the pursuit was kept Tho battery, men
and horses &C., captured The horses in good
condition but all exchanged by cavalrymen for
their broken down aDimals The casualties the 9th
will not exceed sixty The hundred Of the
Eighth ohio, dispersed VhlIe guarding the bridge
the North Shenandoah, have oil in except the Off.
GERS. EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
or Wap
The New York herald., 1864-10-13
NEWS FROM HAVANA.

Arrival OF tho Eagle-Atssmps TO Md
nap MIR. Appleton Oa ith-Mr.
ssward's Bell Once Nore-0encral
Doblado's safs Cond act TO Mexico, go.
The steamship Eagle, Captain Lawrence, from Havana
sth inst arrived n this port yesterday Sho brings
tidings OF the misspgsteamer Roasoke.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, Oct s, 1894
On the 2sh rltimo the United States gunboat snenan
doah arrived here from Norfolk, special business.
This special business kept profound secret or al
least such the intention Of those interested though
whether was not 10 Of no consequence. Tho business
was q request from the government at Washington TO
Captain General Duce TO surrender to the Captain Of the
Shenandoah the person osAppeton oaksmitb, against
whom indictment for trading in negroes 10
OF the courts OF the United States forget which
The request was rs, Immediately granted By Captain
arrest t late at night Accordingly, between eleven
and twelve O'Clock, that same night dozen policemen
moro or less surrounded the house OF Mr. Oaksmih's
him there. Three of these men entered lighted the gas
himself without knowing whoahe was addressing 10 him.
In the meanwhile, useless and unnecessary threats OF
himself than he was told hs might undress and 90 to
bed again. after his capors had taken half hour
might have done without giving him 90 much trouble.
This person the brother Of Appleton oaksmth and
SS % saeh d % 1o
weigh feather with those charged with the
duty OF making the arrest. II the dragging him
uselsssy and cruelty from his bed had been
the cause OF his DEATH would have besn equally mat
ter OF consequence them. with this the midnight
exploit ended; for whether Mr. A. oaksmith had got
wind OF the matter previously, whether the police
made much noise awake suspicion, certain s t.
only that they did not succeed In finding the object Of
their search and 10 oil probability nov or will Next
morning the shenan dosh departed
The story has this additional interest II shows that
!be tap Of Mr. sewards ball can be heard as distinctly
In the island OF cuba a. 10 The city or Washington.
There arrived here, few days since Mexican gen.
eman bearer OF the safe conduct Of Don Manuel Doba
do, OF which spoke 10 my last letter. presume the
Mrs. Almys hoteI has not been destroyed by Are ~
absurdy stated certain Havana correspondence, with
which have no connection. In fact, the hotel
scarcely touched BY the Ore and will be rcady sgau for
business In short time Exchange on New York from
al to 20 dipCount.
The New York herald., 1864-10-13
HEADQUARTERS OF MAJOR GRyEnAL BuTihR,
Oct. 1l-9:lo p. NJ.

HEADQUARTERS OF MAJOR GKyEnAL BuIi1R,
Oct. 1l--9l5 P. NJ.
NJ voting In the army to-day In Pennsylvania reg
0snts passed of quietly and as far as can be learned
- Usion ticket has been everywhers successful
~ the headquarters Of this army to-day, in Captain
Wa1scn's company Of Pennsylvania artillery, out Of
aAy votes for members Of Congress from the city
erAiadepha two were cast for the democratic Ticket
JOHN J. DAVENPORT.
5Ae returns from several the Congressional districts
- cutie measrc Az received the following table
0eWs the probable result Three districts IN doubt
- she full returnrln the homo vote will not vary The
sea from figures. The vote In several districts 10
saDe, and the soldiers vote may change three
The New York herald., 1864-10-13
Union Prisoners at Petersburg.

Major John G. Wright, Fifty first regiment New York
Volunteers writes from Petersburg October 2, that he
and the officers Of the regiment captured with him
on the 3Oth September well. The other officers
Captain Whitman Leutenants Ackerson, Waldron, Caid.
we Sims, Pooley, Carberry, Aurden, Groensmeyer,
Loughran, Whitbeck and Roym. Lieutenants Butler,
Farmer and Hatch, who wounded, arc doing well
The community will sympathize with Major Wright In
his captivity he had been through thirtyve battles,
and now by the fortunes Of war, has fallen into the
hands Of tho enemy. will be enc consolation to bim,
however, to know that promotion awaits his return Is
reward for his xallantrY and daring.
The New York herald., 1864-10-13
News from Florida.

CAfFo, Oct IL, 1904
The steamer Gladiator from Nav Orleans tbs I'd inst
brings Information Of expedition into tho interior Of
Florida, under Cen. Asboh Euches Anna Court House
captured The Esd ult and twenty prisoners were
taken including Colonel rorrenee and Lieutenant Gordon
large number Of horses, mules and cattle were cap
urcd Douglass ferry and all tbs boats in the vicinity
we're destroyed. The expedition Al las, accounts
al Mariana.
The New Orleans cotton market was unsettled. 80
sales Mddlng beld atsi 90. Flour lower.
The New York herald., 1864-10-13
News from CaliCornia.

san FHANCmco OCJ. II, 1904.
rhe Supreme Court adhsrcs 10 hs decision against the
consttutorali.y Of the Military Suffrage act. This will
make difference Of Al lsaao Ave ihousano n the vote o
the state
ninlrg stocks show considerable Improvement
Edward sanly, late Military Governor Of North Caro-
lima, publishes letter fAvoring Mcclellan and opposing
the emancipation policy OF the administration do eh
presses great kaduess for ADMINISTRATORS psfsonsy
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

We tako tho following from the Alta Cdffornians-
Captain O. 0. Wood, Ninth infantry, who 10 ordered %
command AlcatTas, wAs sent by General Scott to gnrr
Fort Lafayette IN 1881 Ho had charge OF that FORT
and Of oil thc political and otrtr prisoners sent there for
two years. Durpa his stay al lafayette not one pr -.
escaped. In July, 1868, Captain Wood was made
Chief " Ordnance aud Artillery in tho Department OK
tho Fast and Superintendent of The smament of tns
forts in New York haroor, then under the command
General Dix. ne participated In Gisling tho rot "
the city tf New York, sud had The credit or nrng she
afst bail esrtvdges aganst The rioters Captain Wood
has bad much experience With heavy guns, and = ~,
fectIy familiar vita artillery, Frora Al We hsys neaIa
rave 10 bcoye that u;stras bss laAsn ih'o
good hsuds.
The New York herald., 1864-10-13
nrooniYn oisy News.

A BROOKLYN soLprxs ACCIDENTALLY 'Kntsp---ccrrersi
Bernard calvin, Of Company y, First Battalion hssyy
artillery Of ,he city Of Brooklyn, while doins dav
Company A, rwensy.slghth regiment, N EimWs, ~
killed. By the Accidental dischsfgs u psto % ,. "
r,ns were hrousht rome hy Captain Iharpei ana
saaad o. men, Add we're inferred vi'n mD''"J '0" y
Yesterday.
The New York herald., 1864-10-13
l1sbabls Adoption Of the New AntI-Slaysry
Constitution in Maryland,
Co. &c.. q
PEN nsylvania.

We give this morning additional returns from this
Gea1s There twenty i've counties yet TO hesr
Sea. Tho democratic gain, according 70 the returns
Saved 10 the hour Of going press the vote
~ year. whom Curtin carried the ssate Is between nine
- ten thousand majority on the homo voe-twenty-
~ eountiss to hear from. The soldiers vote will de-
tsemine 10. The STATE Central Committees Of both
Dtass claim 10 have carried the state The democrats
have, according to tho best calculation that We can
aaks, gained At least one member of Congress-
The New York herald., 1864-10-13
THE WAR IN MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. IL, 1854
Tho rebels have destroyed the Lamine bridge, near
sedsa the Pacific Railroad hundred and seventy
Ave miles from here. Price is still reported in the
vicinity Of Bonneville with General sanborn harassing
his rear and nauks.
The New York herald., 1864-10-13
80 out,yard Hound.

Bosrcy, Oct. II, 1854.
Tho Asia sailed ths forenoon with twenty sls pass'n.
,ar, FOR Liverpool and twenty for Halifax. she BIS
n, sovsreI7us ror fiafax but specie for verpsot
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

CINCINNATI IOct lS, 1894
Ohio elects sixteen Union Ceogrsssmen and probably
seventeen.
ToIEpo, Oct. II, 1894.
The Blades returns give Amerous ". Rice, democrat
for Congress- TOO majority James n. Ashley repub
hoan, the present member, ON the homo vote In the
Tenth district.
rHH SOLDIERS VOTE.
me following tho vote Of the Ohio soldiers in and
The New York herald., 1864-10-13
R I 9 II M o N D.
The Press Despatc hes.


HEADQUARTERS, ARMY PoroMAo,
Oct 10, 1894 !
No events OF importance have transpired front oil
Petersburg several days. The pckets have been
lively engaging another the past three nghs the
sft and left centre Of the line and number Of casuae
daily occur
Dr. Howard, Of the regular army, has recently Intro
duced valuable improvements In ambulsnces which will
prove great blessing the wounded. Generals Grant,
Meade, Warren and Ingalls,, we'll the principal sur
geons in the army, highly commend them aud no doubt
shey win bs extensively introduced into our armies.
HEADQUARTERS, Oct. II, 1854.
Last evening and during part Of the night firing was
brisk in the centre OF the limo 10 front or Petersburg
Largo bodies of tho onemy's troops have boon sec
moving towards lost tho past twenty hours.
They received the attention Of gunnsrs whenever
they appeared within range.
There 10 nothing from the James river. The army
remains In Its former position as Chapn's Blu the
enemy not seeming desrous OF attacking the limo there
General Mott has gone North short leave Of alb.
sence
The New York herald., 1864-10-13

from sssty-ocs counties . democratic gain Of lS,ooa
Twenty -nve counties are yet 70 be heard from.
mo estimates of the Union saass Committee and Of tAs
NorA AmicaS that the State has been carried BY
the republican party By msorisy Of 5000 on tho homo
vote. The legislature is largely Union.
HARnssURO, Pa, OCT. II, 1894.
The general opinion here 10 thay the State has gone
democratic on the homo vote BY from three to ve thou
sand majority.
y expected that the soldiers vote will give from
ten 70 fifteen Thousand Union majority.
The Election Commissioners 10 the Shenandoah valley
have returned and report they were unable to reach
SheridaS's army.
The New York herald., 1864-10-13
Arrival OF the steamer Europs.

HALFANt wv II, wv
The Europa, from Liverpool, October J. via Queens,
town. arrvsd a, sixP IN. Nows anticipated via Cage