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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-24
Second Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK, PM.
CONDITION OF GEN. RIoKETTs.

weregrel to learn that Gen. Ricketts, is in a
very low condition to-day. The ball, which
entered his right breast and passed through tho
lungs, was extracted to-day near the scdp"ld
or shoulder blade.
The right arm is much inaamed, and the
fear lie, t,,.t an artery has bocn cut, and that
internal bleeding has commenced.
The General is at his own residence on @
street, in this city, with his family, and is al
tended by tho most skilful surgeons in the
army
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-24
AN IMPORTANT POLITICAL MOVE
MERT,

We publish, in anothel column, the call o.
the war Democracy of tfbCity of New York
for meeting, at the Cooper Institute, in that
city, on the nrst of November. 1t is signed by
loyal Democrats Of sterling worth, who utterly
ignore the Chicago platform Of surrender and
disgrace.
The call will exert healthy political infu.
ence, and is one to be commended by ever
lover of his country. It will be read with
great interest.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-24

The United States mail.boat Express, from
City Point, arrived at the Sixth street wharf at
0. O'Clock this morning. She brought thirty or
forty prisoners as far as Fortress Monroe. She
reports no news of importance.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-24

Our military authorities have forwarded to
the Confederates complete list of all the rebel
prisoners now in our hands, and blank books
have been forwarded to the South to receive the
names Of all the Union prisoners In rebel
prisons.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-24
BY ELEG APII.
Fire at Lo,yslI-Loss sa5o,ooo.

LOWELL, MASS, Oct. ga destructive lire
occurred last night In what is known ns the
Dracut Navy Yard, which was totally de-
suoyed. Also large new brick mill, GOutrt-
ing room, and two brick houses belonging to
the herrimac Wooden Company. The tota |
loss Is about 1850, 900. Two hundred operator 3
arc thrown out Of employment by this fre.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-24

The robbers who pounced upon the banks In
St. Albans, Vermont, from the Canadian bor-
ders, claim to be soldiers Of the rebel Confeder-
acy. We presume that II our nelghborS of the
colonies should set them at liberty before the
sth of November, they will again cross the
border and vote for Little Mac,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-24

UNION LEAGUE To.NIGuT.-we learn that
Wm. A. Cook, ESQ, OF the Land Office, will Ad-
dress the Union League, in their hall, on Ninth
street, tC-1ight. Let us have srousing meeting.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-24

The court was cleared Tor decision on the point
Ul objection raised by the Judge Advocate
Tho o,ntinustion Of tho trial will he publlshtd
~ .moTrOws edition,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-24

ANNA DICKINSON is to speak at the Cooper
Institute on Saturday evening next. Her sub.
ject will be Chicago the Last Ditch"
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A SIGNIFICANT FACT.

That every copperhesd and traitor in the
country IL Ia favor OF the election Of George B
Mcclellan and opposed to Abraham Lincoln!
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-24

GENTLEMEN in want Of beautiful Scarf Pine,
new siyles, and sleeve Buttons shouId call al tho
Dollar Jewelty store, I3s PennsylvAnia svenus
near Four-and.s half street, Is
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-24

ADJUTAST GERERAL'S OFFItE, I
WAsHIS0TOgTD ID c October 90, 1854.
Lieutenant Frank W, FOOte, l2lst New York
yhluGteerS, heretofore published, hereby notified
that he 10 exempt from dismissal, he having bean
previously honorably the service OF the
pnie ed States, by special ordsrsI current series,
from this once y. u. TOWNSEND,
ooA Assistant AdjuAnt General
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Latest from Europe-LivsrpooI Dates I
the 18th.

FATHER PoET, Oct. "a. The steamship
Belgian, from Liverpool on October 18th, and
Londonderry October 18th, has passed this
point.
LONDON, 0et-ltS@There Is better tone In
the money market, and funds are nrmer, but
the heaviness In commercial circles continues.
The frigate Msgura has arrived of Shore
ham with Spanish steamer, seized under sus-
picon of being blockade.runuer.
The ship Southern Rights, of Richmond,
Maine, was captured August 22d, by the pirate
Florida, and released under bond.
ConsOls closed at IS, @SS, for money.
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BY EIE q r A p II .
PRICE DEFEATED IN MISSOURI
His Army Driven Southwark after Heavy
Fighting,

Fsh""s'
hAssAs olli' oe'' 90 "A general oa'''e mas
oeen iougn'' anu 'ic'ory ~on' rhee anu
MS wnoie army ore reported 70 oe rc'rea'iig
f"piu'S eou'u'
w, .aNaIy !, III uo' pursuit a'oge'ner'
win fiesSan'oh9 '''eo' nunioefins LOW lneh
o"y, Thc srcmv may mako n s,riLo for For, Scot,
I'm, ho iii no TOO c1o,oI,, nrrsuod - AZ ,,,,oS
domaoo
p,oe.an,o, ,,o..I ,o,,.,s,,, h,,,,o -, r.so
~. 80 e'sN,' 80
- auor, a,,a ,I,o. ,',aaaa - ..,,,,ara
T,,I fssI p.,s IT, 80,
- 80 C,,a 49, NJ, -, -
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JA0ODf, CnttleE
Williams, Ch.rles T..
Mckinney, Thos.
Bell, Louis
sohoeler, VIM.
W ] on, Peter
Lahker, John II.
Crawford, George
MoCarty, +.
Retichsn, rotntllus
Cronnin, John
Heavy, James
Roscoe, Peter
Chapman, janis
sweeney, W
Larpax, william
Blaf kw.ll, William
Wertlske, n. NJ.
Wartield, John
o'Lesry, Timothy
Nfackents, Wash.
Brown, Henry
hfaninioan, James
Myers, John T.
Memenart, Charles
Far ell,
Gooding, Samuel
sherman, -
Ice, Allied
William, CHARLES
Blddle, J.
Bars'able, Charles
weinbrsnner, Albert
Arthur, John
Michel, Wood
nfoDougherty, John
Walker, John w.
Nc Gee,
Henry, Geo.
Hilton, A. II,
Frazier, Geo. W.
Sllenoom, John A.
Jopes, VIM
Abbercrombie, Wm. i
Johnson VIM.
Queen, Thecd)so
Beall, Chas. A.
Smith, ChAs.
CllvAnce, John
Brook, David
Gurley, Jas. II.
Henney, VIM. II.
Ferringer, Louis
Heif, Wm.
Ryan, John
Price,
Riliey, Thomas
Clarety, r..
Ball, 1hos
Fernandy, John
Wheeler, Henry e.
Hall, Monroe
aowe Z. Dixon
Bowers, VIM.
donaldson, A. +.
Williams, ;.
Godfiey, Francis
Clement, Chas. +
MeFaddeu, Hugh
Ross, John
Thomson, W.
Collins, Robert
Herbert,
Green, q. L.
PhooiAn,
Daugherty,
D ooklin, Thomas
SohoonerAvy, George
smith. John
Bags, James II.
Barber, George W
Smith, ChAuneey c.
Ward, J. +. Ward,
Riley, John
Wright, Robert
Logan, Luke
Nc Ardern, Barney
Chamberlain, VIM.
HArner Edw. c.
Reynolds, John
MIL, Dan. s.
Joinr, B.
Chumpton, ChAs.
Carr, Henry
Thompson, George
Bager, Herman
Adewan, Antonio
Davidson, Honor
Hel eyher, John
nonsIson' George
I Tbn,nsr IemneI
Rnnnie Joshua
Dsnnbe. Jaoob
gobefn Wm. 3
Stenb,nzon. D,aIl
Cft' Cf.ft
sy,inev. John
G.mnbelI w. n.
MIA Ivbrane
Eons'HenIv
WilL,ns Henry
MaNanght CbSa n.
Mnilov II
Rsrrs;d. John
ss.ier. : M..uel
s,e,v,r, J.mes W.
M'tehalI. John
R,o,iaht n
a.,r son viIlIsm
Warns b,niei
p.nn,n1,on M Iohn
css,u.s Jsn..
ns'',. lii
MA 'pstrjc,
v,iii.m. Vii, ,u''S Ioseph n
wm..s s',.nA E,snoIa y"
Thn1s. ,s6s Wm
n,.1In nom"S ~.
pohayt. aSn w. W. A
Soes nooeiIs s,rst,,. " ~, ~
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LOCAL NEWS

,wed to-day iu the Fir
men were DRAFTED:
Riley, Thos.
buell., Asa d.
10y, J. W.
Pea h, Henry
Ready, y.
Allaic, Charles A.
adams, > Hugh
Mothsrsop,
Tobbcs. Charles
wo,t, Charles
Walker, samuel II.
Collins, G.
Walker, Il heit
Whiteum, q A.
Sannon, J teph
MoNewal, Morgan
Wilson, Henry
Price, Charles +.
Roach, James /.
Nasbutg, Charles
Hunter, Joseph
Fill, Frej.
Lilly, Henry A.
bradbury, John
Canady, Eeles
CArpente-, Robert
Be.ner, Fred.
jarvis, J hn
RAFT, John
Ronsell, Henry
Winter, Abraham
Brooks, Frank
Kelly, James
Ricketts,, Robert X.
Ryan, Timothy,
Ganley, Thomas
Jackson, Arthur
Watson, Robert c.
VII on, John
Carr, Vim.
German, Andrew
Thomson, VIM.
Manchester, F. NJ.
niCno, Stephen
tr'low, Jack
ChSytOn, Beverly
Handman, John
West, Augustus
Mas, Geo.
Johnson, Henry
Campbell, John
White, lemuel
Mo Sauley, Thos.
shore. Johu J.
Mercer, Doctor
Clinton, WIN.
Curton, John
Duvall, George
Mcdonald, Daniel J.
Johnson, John
NansweTe, Victor
Linch, NJ.
Johnson, Charles
Brown, ChAs.
Gosnell, James
Thornton, Hsderick
Fitz, John
Philip, GenIge
McMaster, Alexander
Cunningham, Jas.
Bsfsey, ThoS.
Mann, John
Hoffman, ]. d.
Jackson, Henry
Jones, John
Bailey, Edward
Colk, James
Lincoln, Louis
Forrest, Wm.
McEowsl, r.
Allen, Jos c.
Fisher, Henry
Bartlett, c.
Jackson, Robert
Chipnan, Charles u.
Carey, Cornelius
Garner, IN, -
DAuEh hrrty, W. c.
Nliddielor, Samuel J.
Smith, Wm.
MoCracking, Bernard
Gray, James
Briseow, Philip ].
Raymond, ChAs.
Hansan, ChaI.
Wesine, John
Patestip, J. II.
Bingham, Eugene
Mccarthy, Mike
Brawn, Rica'd
DuvAl, Thos. W. D.
Mallory, Pat
Bere, Geo.
Powell, Rich'd
NiEomAne. las.
Moore, Alvin,
Garroty, Henry
NJgle, Peter
Peck, VIM. II.
Davis, Ned
Conner, David
Schulty, H.mmon n.
Hicks, stephen
Lewis, Alexander
Doughertv, Clark +.
Unmangst, Enos
Thomas, Henry
LtNin, Patrick
halon, VIM.
Lyman, Daniel
ChAfe, RSee
Thomas, JAMES L.
Roy, John
Wessenssll, CaIpsF
Crimp, Michael
Brown, John H.
Ph lip. VIII am A.
Bailey, William
Rand, Victor
Hall,
ShNier, d. G.
Semmes, Robert
Golden, Samuel
S eenv, VIM.
Lilies, GsoFge
Clarke, Barney
Lane,
King, Norman
Hebar, bmop
bowman, John
Tucker, Rtsmer
Higgins, G.
Emery, Christian s.
G cen, Charles l..
Warren, David
Andrews, Mark
Anderson, Ned
Ferry, Jno. T.
Myers, Henry
Moore, Wnl.
Rnuley, Coest,ntine P.
Whitomer, Calvert
Mcdonald, VIM. W,
Semmes, John A.
0, AEdres
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DIAL NOTICES.

GF- Attention, seventh Ward 1.-THE
seNeoth Ward Lintoln and johnson Club will
meet At Island Hall, Tues lay evonipg (2Sth inst
fAyor the above are requested to attend.
ny order OF the President,
oe2I2i. F.A. BOSWELL.
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"' owe much TO you, for verify
believe the Plantation Bittefs have saved my life
REV. W. II. WA0ooEER, Madrid, N. Y.n
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Hs The Plantation bitters have
cured me OF = arrangement OF the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs that has distressed me for years,
II acts like charm. G. {, MOoAE,
No. 2bI Broadway"
40, ke., 40, 40, &c.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-24

this lsPguId LgiiiIsnt, sRg are exhausted natures
great restorer. They are oOmp9sel Of the eeltg
brated CslisAya Bark, Wintergrssn, ssssAffas
Roots, Herbs, &C.. all preserved In perfectly pure
81. CToix Rum.
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II. q. PAGB, Secretary

ES- Public journals throughout the country are
requested to publish and call attention 10 the
foregoing call.
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"REEDsBvRY, Wis, Sept. 10, isss.
"' Ihsve been In the army hobpitA
for fourteen months-speeehless and nearly dead.
A. Alton, ILL.,, they gave me bottle Of Plantation
my speech and cured me. G. A. FLAuTr.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-24

10 Short-Hand writer.-Any Person
requiring the services Of An experienced Short
hsnd wTlter In preparing important papers, may
hear Of one BY applying In the Editorial room Of
this Office se71.tf
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City Intelligence.

FcyrRii oRAnos FOR syxFRiI 0OpcoRiS-Ths Knights
Of ST. Patrick will attend in body al the funeral grafton
for General Corcoan TO delivered by Gen Mcagher
al the Cooper Institute morrow evening II appears
by 40 advertisement 10 another column that that the
knights viii assemble the Jones House Broadway,
sx O'Clock, in FUN strength, and proceed 90
the Cooper Institute.
DssfRAn Man Cosmns suicipR.-on Tuesday even
ing Patrick Monat, man forty years Of age who had
had trouble Of serious nature with his WIFE, deliberately
proceeded 10 the dock At the oct Of Twenty eighth street,
North river. and jumped overheard. Onncer Mcconnell
Of the twentieth precinct procured BOAT and endeavor
cd the drowning man but owing 70 the quan
tty OF ice IN the slip he, was unable 70 reach him Tho
body has DOT been recovered.
Tm joy hors--AxorHKs VICTIM. YESTERDAY morn
ing Mr.. John stsrkey, late OF 24s West fifteenth street.
died at his residence On the third day the July riots
deceased volunteered his services which we're accepted
by the Police Commiss iouers, and few hours subse
quently, while making charge on the moo In second
avenue he was struck on the head and eed the pave
ment, rendering him senseless He was conveyed home,
and failed gradually Till death ensued 1be attending
physician Of the opinion that death was caused by
the hands OF the rioters.
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NEWS FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

NswsERS, n. c., Jan. Is, 1864
Dsloys persons who coming into lines for the
only purpose Of obtaining possession Of their property
and who confess such be the case have thus far failed
in their efforts.
The Hon. David Keaton eminent jurst. who has the
entire charge OF all abandoned property here takes the
ground that IL s not the intention OF the government 20
encourage dsloyaty that disoyal persons desiring
obtain possession OF their property under the Pres
dents proclamation must first give conclusive evidences
OF their intention TO keep, in good faith, the
oath required Of them; aud that they have come into
our lines for the purpose Of becoming loyal citizens Of the
United States ana NOT fof the sole purpose OF obtaining
their property Many persons have openly confessed that
they do not consider The required oath binding and that
they did not intend TO respect after obtaining posses
sion Of their property. This decision will, however,
Illustrate their plans develop the right kind OF loyalty
and save the government many millions OF dollars.
The papers Of this State In open rebel
lion against the wholesale Conscrpton act before the
rebel Congress the enforcement OF which, they predict
will result in the secession Of North Carolina from the
bel conederacy, while the rebel papers say that the
South lay down their unless the act becomes
law.
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Courf csIenS ss-Tkf. Isy.

USTED STATES DISTRICT CouFT Nos 20, g, H. rs and
nc, ~, "a, 70, IS, 81.
SUPREME CorN--Sfrcr.L nRS.-Noe Is, 10, on the de-
murrer calendar 100 30, los, 233 ga, I5i fst, 202
20e 15, 23s 49, 24o 24l 242, 5, 2s6, 247, calen
dar ssues OF law and FACT
7g1 795 SOL sIb, SIT, S3l s37 ear 500 sS7 $50 Sos
s6e s1s. s79, se), se5. art2Ncs SAL 7ea $50 es5,
1ll9, on general calendar, 10, So s4 ata 49, 15s 2s
geo, 2fa, 332.
snrxuoR CcrHr--part 1.-Nos. no. 3l33. $50 $780,
Sl59, S265, 1900 32o1 2lb3, al65, 1901, 2191, ,is3
2sl6 Part 2-Nos 26s, 2lbc, 1850, 1868, J22l 900,
tovEt on CoMhoN PtsAs Mos. 900, 80, an las, SiO
1b5 226. 39s, 80 TART Mos "a, 9O2 90e ~ 400
2se s24, ale, 400, ", $40, lS ~. sse
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Thirty.Hve Thousand Dollars Claimed
for Betraying . Secret.
Before Justice James.

The case Of Adolph Hammer, the ale manufacturer
who possessed Of valuable secret for preserving
in hot weather. and keeping from getting sour and
,mparts the secret brewers for consideration came
up before Judge James yesterday Hammer, appears,
sold the to Charles Barnes and Others upon their
giving bonds in the OF fifteen Thousand dollars that
they would not disclose the valuable information to any
body else. u alleged that the secret impaired
others In violation OF abe compact and that plaintiff
has suffered 10 the extent OF thrtynve thousand dollars
In consequence The decided In favor OF the
plaintiff last term before Justice Mullen, and now the
only question 20 be decided Is much damages the
plaintiff Ne entitled 10. The counsel for Mr.. Hammer
moved adjournment Of the until next term, o
consequence OF the illness OF the plaintiff.
This motion was opposed by the counsel for the de.
fence, the ground that u entaing unnecessary
expense and trouble upon Of tho Witnesses but the
Court granted tho motion 70 stand over and the
tor stands OF present. n
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The Webster COart RSartial.o
poRrTy OF MILITARY COMMANDERS OVER GENE.



General Dis has promulgated The sentence in the case
OF Assistant surgeon Warren Webster D. s. A. tried for
dohsdiencs OF orders aud conduct preudicia military
discipline The facts we're that General Candy, then
commanding the city and harbur OF New York ordered
General Brown, commanding the post Al Fort schuy.
,sr 10 arrest and send Governors Island q soldier
Represented be az that post The man being the
POST, hut IN the Ncrouge Gcoeral Hospital, General
brown ordered DR.. Webster, Of the regular SERVICE In
charge Of the hospital TO the soldier and send
mn =, before mentioned The was al the time con
iced 70 his ward by results Of severe surgical opera
ton Just performed and could not he removed with safe
that general hospitals under the control OF
rho surgeon Gonerai he considered u his duty 10
pai'eni only when orders came through the Medical
Director and for this report he was put trial Orders
heretofore gwen had been through the MEDICAL Director
the Surgeon General
The csse raised question or jurisdiction between the
of ths and the medical department, ss 20 which
should patients 10 general hospitals not
he field Of military operations and the court, com
posed entirely " line officers decided in favor Of the line
The members Of the court however, unanimously recon-
ueoded That in consideration OF the high standing and
usefulness ~ the accused, the whole tentence be re-
united This General Dix did not do but only remitted
a portion, aeeminl il important that medical officers
should under the Surgeon General, have control OF
mo ttanHar Of the sick and wounded from general hos
pltas
Tho court martial found surgeon Webster guilty aud
sentenced hm 70 ''be confined the limits Of hIs
or 1x "onhs, aud 10 he eprimanded 10 General Orders
ny tho goreral commanding The department Geuera
DIS modtod the sentence, confuing him 10 his post for
elsty dayr
ii lhs reuioncc no allowed 20 stand the sick md
wouldcd VII be subject 10 thc dstipEe and treatment
Of cfSdKs u The mo and scue'a bosr aa eubeci 20
thels sarS~
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GENERAL KELLEY'S DEPARTMENT.
Mr. II. g. Wilson's Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT ~ wEsr vRe,ssA,
Jan. 10. 1864.

Jan. 10, 1854.
The Petersburg Register Of January says telegram
from General Lee the capture, 10 hardy
Is or one hundred twenty three cattle, hundred
aud twenty Eve mules and hundred Yankees Either
lee or the Register is given TO lying Lee did rot capture
over lty men. The rest OF the attacked wagon train
guard has come 10. The cattle were taken srom Nir-
sinaDs OF them sympsthzers with the rebellion,
aud ali OF them citizens. We know that lee did cap
ture hundred Yankees in Hardy county or eny other
county through which he moved In his late attempted
RAID.
David Angler. Jacob Bolyard, william sH Docshesty,
Samuel Elliott, Samuel Hosburg Peter 10 bnscn, William
Miller and Samuel hoiuakor arrested and bcld m TICS
taSss Mr. Trayhorn, have been relensed Mr.. Fray
horn having been returned Mr. Trayhors sheriff u
Barbour county ct the time he was taken 10 Richmond
on the body OF the rebel Lieutenant Coiestcu who
lately killed in Loudob county was found tho card ri
Hon Alexander n. Boteler. the former member ia the
United states Congr from Hsrpers Ferry dht End
subsequently member OF the rebel Congress aid
d. camp 90 the staff OF General n y. Stuart On MI.
Role ss card written order for one pair OF boots,
No patent leather tops IL possible u " unuecesssyT
to saw The lieutenant did not got the bcos aud that tbs
exucmber Of Congress Ii SAIL In want OF them. Who VIII
send him pair His address Is Stusrts headqsarters
weather mild fhe snow has been going, gong, ursn
now 10 Is lust about gone. a
Unacers are urging increase Of pay. nmm.sases
aud quartermasters say they must nave Ins" e'oos
for the desired increase are good
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As far as can be ascertaned there 10 truth % we
despatch concerning proposed rebel attack 90 ''pu-
sons Island from Canada There was rumor 70 ~
s.rects that something OF the kind vas 70 be ai'e"pa
hut the rumor is Of no more consequence arc ~
more consistency, sbao, The rumcrs eonsao'S ~ ''
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The Clevelana ana ERIE Railroad Disas-

.tIvns AND, Jan. 20, 1864.
Tie following the additional names OF the killed and
wounded by the disaster tte Cleveland end trie Rail
rvad-
kuied-Elisha Harmon, o. wbeatlapd, New York
Wounded-Mrs pott, " hcCoanellsvlle, OHIO James
ell, Of Nov yors M. Ernbar, OF eanduesy OHIO Mr..
'ttcsetfoaeh, OF sostecsioo Bridge
I've bvdos are 10 pprncd bal They cuoo nc Identified
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STEAMER CngsApEAEE.
HArp,1. Jan. 20, 1864
severe galo lwith rain, ball. ana snow, 'e.'o u"e
yes,,sav add as, oiCht prostrstng telegraph
wires and doing other damage
IN mo Admiralty Coart today uotnr was 6cnc erd u
ad onrncd ou,ii next wednesday
Tho ChosapeaEc s uulonding hor csgo - We severn
M,ut ware h. use for ssie s,erns
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FAD E's AR MY.

MI. r. s.. Chapmsn's Despatch.
AMY os rHs PoIohAc, Jas. 40, 1854.
pKsYrtT0s REBELS.
the news we get 70 day 10 uBimporlant few desert
have como Cvor during tho last two days. who con-
Grm the reports already published or tho rebel went "
subsistence
LoNcslREET ADVANCING KNOXVILLE.
cOnvcrsed 10 day with gentleman who said be left
Richmond the 10th inst. His report that one or
two divisions OF Lees army reported TO have gone
70 reinforce Longssreet, who reported TO DO again
advancing on Knoxville. was believed In Richmond
that Virginia 10 be abandoned 10 the Yankees, and
that the whole rebel force would be concentrated and pn
into operation in Tennessee and Kentucky.
also hear report that General Grant has notified the
War Department that Longsreet is being reinforced rom
Virgin c, aDdi presume u 70 be a iact.
Tr,E JANUARY TBAw.
A tnaw has been going for the past two or three
days, and the mud seriously affects loccmotion. The
camp s GRE vnst HuagmrN
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HAvANA Jan. TO. 1904.
The Morning star has most Unexpectedly arrived from
Hew Orleans this morning. -four days behind her proper
tme We have some news from St. Domingo, which
have time 10 digest but the substance OF IL Is the
advance OF In Candara from A2us aud another victory at
flamasa oy Santsns. J shall write more fully by the
kaee " morrow.
The United ststes steamer I've Soto arrived here yes
terday. On entering the hay she passed close 10 q
schooner Just In from Mobile, loaded down with cotton
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The Challenge Of Secretary We,lcs Az
copied.
TO TIE EDITOR OF TEE HERALD.

NEW YosS, jau. -, 1864.
In answer 10 the challenge Of Hon. Gideon weles,
through his Secretary. Hon. q. " For. which appeared
in your paper Of the lsb Inst, permit 20 say that
win run my steamer, Geo. Talbot Oyphans, against tho
soverumeut steamer Eutaw, steamer for steamer and
win tho Eutaw xin present her 70 the government
want smooth WAGER. The tonnage OF tbe OlyphaDt - two
hundred and twenty four her draft OF water four feet
nine inches, beam engine thirty -four inch Cylinder egnt
feet stroks and Densmofe patent revolving oreseis'
ABRAHAM p. BLACK,
Captain and owner or the steamer Geo Talbot oypnsnt