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Thanksgiving Proclamation By
the President.
Four Hundred Thousand More
Men Called Fort

The World is the only paper which bas
the following
The New York herald., 1864-09-22
ARRIVAL OF THE EAGLE.

News from cuba, st. Domingo aud Vene.
xueia-span Military Movement n
81. ominSo-Dtscovery of Cod tn
vcnezaeIs-Captureo OF tho Matagordn,
blockade Hummer, with Sia Hundred
Bales OF Cotton, Sc.
By tho arrival OF the steamship Eagle Capt Lawrence,
from Havana. we bave received Interesting Our
thanks are due 70 Pusssr Albert for favors
Gun HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.
HAVANA, sept. IL, 1854.
There have been arrivals from Mexico since my
last letter.
rie steamer Peayo Arrvsd from 81. Domingo the
18TH with Puerto Plata and Monte Christi to
the sth instant All the troops previously despatched TO
the former place had returned to Monte Christi notwth
standing the success reported there the 3st ut rhe
transport Aqua while leaving on the th nred upon
and bal lodged in her stern.
Tho DiGrio de Ia Marina saysUp to the departure Of
the Pelayo nothing OF military importance mad occurred
Again IA says-we have received letters from Puerto
piata but nothing new - communicated 10 vs. from that
place.
san Quntin landed seventy -four sick and wounded
Santiago de Cuba The Aquila also mad number OF sick
board and the Colon carried thriy-slx SICK from
Ihe merchant steamer Guiana left the 18th for
Monte Christi with provisions, ammunition and soldiers.
From venezuea we have dates 70 the 25th ut Peace
prevailed. New Presidents mad been elected 10 the
states OF Arasua and Portuguese. II reported that
quantities OF discovered IN tne
Nueva Provdencs, and al the Flor del Tgre nugget
had been found weighing seventy eight ounces.
The United States steamer Boneysuckle, from Key
we-t brings the gratifying report OF the capture o the
NatagordA, formerly the Alice, with six haudrcd bales
OF cotton and or the arrival Of the prize at Kew west
Appleton 0aksmth 10 said to have been board under
the name Of Macdonald. The ha.agorda vas from Gal
weston bound TO vi port.
An unknown American snip, with q cargo or coal.
found abandoned and ashore procarse reef by
schooner Lion which arrived ~ Nassau the 7st nit
wiah her salts, rigging, &c.
The American brig silver Oar, under British colors
from Havana for Falkirk, with sugar, got ashore ai
Bcaes Fay but was nghtsned, got on, and went into
Nassau Her captain arrived here the CsrGca
The steamer Argues Louise got ashore on the rss
Hog isand-
The New York herald., 1864-09-22
E U r o + E.
The Persia at New York with
Two Days Later News.
Earl Russell Surrenders the
English Claim to the Georgia.
Mer Seizure by ths Niagara Must
Be Tried In IN American
Prize Court.
Tho British Canvass OF the
Peace Movement.
"A London Times Correspondent
Reports Peace with Reunion
Oistasteful in Wall Street.
What tho Rebels in England Say Of
Mcclellan and the Provisions
Of Peace Treaty.
$EMMES SAID TO Be AGAIN AFL0AT.
Effect Of Inflated Speculation on tho
London Stock Exchange,
"A London Times Correspondent
Reports Peace with Reunion
Oistasteful in WALL Street.
What tho Rebels in England Say Of
Mcclellan and the Provisions
Of q Peace Treaty.
seMMES SAID TO Be AGAIN AFL0A1.
Effect Of Inflated Speculation on tho
London Stock Exchange,
kO, ke.. &es

Tho Cunard steamship Persia Captain Judkins which
Ell Liverpool the 10th instant, al two O'Clock in the
afternoon and Queenstown the 1lth arrived this
port at seven O'Clock last night.
Her news 10 two days later than the report Of the
Fibernia.
Among the passengers by the Persia are Nine Carozzi
Zuochi and Mile Brambila the new prma doanas Of
Haretzek's Italian Opera troupe
Tho London Times contains letter from its Richmond
correspondent but it is old date. He complains that
shs Washington Cabinet brought TO consent to
0s exchange OF prisoners.
The London journals give fun credit the United States
authorities in New York for Partiaity and the
investigation Of the Muller eStrudition case
rhe government or the Swiss Canton OF LucerHe has
decided upon contestiug the competency OF the Swiss
federal government conclude treaty Of commerce
with France.
Marshal Mcmahon has appointed Governor General
0f Algeria
IL was reported at Vienna that tho Austrian govern.
snt Intends shortly King George OF Greece
regard having paid family considerable to.
wards Bavaria
Ths Ozarewch left Copenhagen on the 7th instant for
xsinore
Tho Damascus, for Qiehec on the lst OF September,
put back to Greencastie
Tho steamship Erin New York, arrived at Liver
gool on the evening of the 9tn instant
Tho Canadian steamer North American arrived the
sams evening.
The steamship Asia from Boston, arrived a, Queens
Gown on the llth OF September
The New York herald., 1864-09-22
NEWS FaCN WASHINGTON.
wA,a.ScroS, sept. Il. 1894.


EEcoSSoIssANcE TO THE gAPiDAs.
On Sunday last detacbments OF hs eenth and sir
teentn New York cavarv numbering in the aggrcga
four hundred men, commanded by Colonel Iasse@, by
direction OF MAYOR General AGgar made reconnosancs
to the railroad bridge across the Rapidan,
which destroyed we'll as the bridge u Liberty.
The robe quartermaser depot containing acolsiderabe
amount OF stores and mill, winch stored foGr
thousand barrels OF flour also destroyed and two
hundred mucs and forty pr isoners captured On
the way back the rcconnoering party fs with div
OF rebel cavalry At Cuipepper gong reinforce Early
Being greatly ou,uumbered Colonel Lasellss ien back
towards Washington and arrived here is moru,ug with
loss OF only twenty Most OF the cspturei
mules and OF prso pers necessarily nban-
doned.
RkwARD Fos THE SOLDIER WHO FfRsr UsFUaL OUR
FLAG ~ Ric HMoNp.
citizen Of Washington havR4 contributed 800 as
reward to the first OF army Who will nnfur the
stars stripes the city Of Richmond money has
been Lieutenant General Grant fov that purpose.
THE NAVY.
Commodore Theodorus Bailey has been ordered TO the
comm and Of the Portsmouth Navy Yard psce q Com
modore George r. Parsons who Is ordered TO the CON-
mand of the Pacific Squadron.
Commodore G. X. siribiiag is relieved from tho PhIa
depbis navy Yard. and ordered command OF the
Fast 6uR Blocsadng squdron
The report has been widely circulated that Admiral
Porter to the Mississippi squadron 10 de.
liver il up another officer that he will take command
special West India sqaadrou aud that his aagshp
viii be tbe Vanderbilt On inquiry s sscertaned there
i truth in any part Of the above statement, and be
sides there especial squadron in the West indies.
THE DRAFT.
bas beeu ascertaned that large proportion Of the
persone already drafted in this city have skedsdded 70
parts unsno~u. The question has raised whether
REDsL VIEW OF THR NORTHERN DRAFT.
The Grrn (Gs Retel OF the 18Th copy Of which has
been received here, gratiAed Al ia assumed inorma
ton that the Northern draft has been abandoned, and
says The preence that volunteering 10 gong on V an
extent which renders the drar unnecessary, thrown
for he benefit Of the fanatics who demand gorous
prosecution Of the war; The Rebel believes fsr short
weexs mere Of determined heroic resistance VIII settle
this campaign, and time vim do the rest"
DISCHARGES OF UNEMPLOYED VESSELS.
As matter Of economy, in addition 70 sne orders Tor
the sale all abandoned and conacaed property In the
Southern States 10 understood TO be the inientton
the government TO discharge rsm service nil steam and
sailing vessels employed ssd not actually needed
BASK SovR ENsRAvRRs AFrsR A Jos.
There been oonvocaton here TO day OF bank note
ensravers obtain contrast from the Treasury De-
psrtmeus FOR The printing Of Of he denominaons
or currency whssh - done IN ths Department
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO rHY oovsaSmKrr LOAN.
The subscriptions the sevsnhry loan for the last
I've days are d, ,oc 900, and to shs ea-fsrsy oan
| I'll 900.
The New York herald., 1864-09-22
THE CASE OF THE GEORGIA.

Earl Russeirs Letter Declaring . Nom
Interference Nsita the Seizure.
FOREIGN orFicI, LONDON, Sept 0, 1854
Aa-l am directed by Esri Russell TO inform you with
ssference to your letter the 2vtn ultmo, that
Naestys government u opuion that the OF the
Georgia must 20 before the Prize Court In the United
DAses and that you DO prepared defend your n-
Ssrest therein.
am. air, your most obcdient, humble servant,
h. HAMMOND.
EDWARD BATES, ESQ.,, Liverpool.
The New York herald., 1864-09-22
Rebel Accounts from Charieston.
lrrAcE ~ ySpKRAL eUNBoArs ON BATTERY MAR
From the Richmond sentinel Sept III

CFrom the Richmond Sentinel Sept IL -
CHAR1ssr6r, sent 10, 1884
The sssmy, wtA two wooden guseosis, attacked Bss.
terry Marshall to-day, and driven on aftsr 40 hours
hght
Captain Gchst under flag Of truce, has reformed from
Port Royal Ferry. He bvoss letters from Poster wnnn
say that ths OcIfsdsrats IN tents on NORRIS
Island inside inclosurs Battery Wagner, and
that they win bs kept there until General Jones nothes
Foster tha, the Yankee prisoners hare been removed
from Charleston.
The New York herald., 1864-09-22
goRREsrN MOVEMENTS.

Tho modern Mnrat who has been performing the
duties faithful watch dog in North Mississippi for
some time has called 10 new nod. For several
days past trans, heavily freighted with men,
guns and horses, have been passing this route 10
Mobile. lie enemy has been driven entirely beyond
the limits of Mississippi, aud now the defender ol our
sOu is called Geld of dancer 10 sister
state. ihis announcement will fll The hearts OF Ala
bamans with confidence for wherever Forrest goes with
his intrepid band we certain OF success. General
forrest becn spending few days here enjoying the
society OF his wrc. but lett yesterday on The ssyen
O'Clock train Tor Mobile lle si crutch, having
not fully recovered IRON the wound ae received a. ar
m
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

Dnrxuorvy Han sross We have s''safy astsd MAJ
the iitn inst violent wind and nall storm passed
over Carroll Frederick and other counties Of kayasa
t appears that 10 Prince Georges Calvert Charles asf
a. Mary Counties did serious damage 20 the corn and
tobacco crops In many places whole heds OF tosscss
are to have literally stripped 10 pieces and fs
sIoyed In st Asrys county several barns were oovs
his last year scrop Of tobacco uns,rpped for van,
labor.-BaUimors Sun, Sept ID
The New York herald., 1864-09-22
Kchal Accnunla.

HOODS ARMY REPUTED To III IN FINK CONDITION.
From the Richmond sentinel Sept. IL
Official Information has been received that the Army
Tennessee IL ~ splendid condition and spirits
In a despatch 10 General Bragg dated september IS
1854 Genera Hood ssys be very much grat6ed the
lecing existing among the officers and men ol his
army aui hat they in better condition for battle
than sry time they crossed the C6atahoochee
Oaicia Information has also been received that the
extra DUTY list consisting OF detailed msnl is being
nv 1arra
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

GLOW BccOpte Good Speaker -
Causes and OF Senstveness Dndeucs, Bnshfulness
aud 81 aurnerfng 10 October number OF fPHRENOLOGICAb
JOURNAL. ~ cents by first posi- FOWLER wELL&
3Sa Broadway. New York
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

DIR. w. II. Gregg;-
Dear Sir:-I have been suffering for long tims wto
what phi scans call diseases Of the Prostate Gland ana ~
OF Urine and unable to obtain any relief unu
used Constitution Water which began to produce is cu,a
And no man csn -
grateful than at the results having suffered All tss
could suffer and live, and rather than 10 De depveS
bottle for
only cured but several other officers In my
district have been bv It, and would recommeaA
use 90 onattutiou Water RICHARD LUSH,
Sergeant Ninth Ward Police.
Sold wholesale by MORGAN 4 ALLEN. Is ou6 ssrsse
and all druggists
The New York herald., 1864-09-22
To Country Merchants.
5000 cases ol sSaispha scarA.

PURE WINES AND LlQLohs.
'OVo S-'''o' 70, ana aaA, bottles.
s,ooe cases OLD coeYAc BRANDY ~
1000 cases OLD JAMAICA and ST ChOih suh'
roo OLD hADEIRA, ten Isars N ,o.ues
2ycO - sss .snuin. BOZ h4DN MhlsAEL
fln c.ses pI.U SCOTCH VHlshbf
srarre's Oip BOURBON ten years old
10 saif pirss genuine MADEIRA WINE. sven Years ~
ported. u,yr.s CIV 1. hoos
~" uDOLPuO WOLFE,
y Beaver streeA
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

WheeIer's Raid.
RETURN OF GENERAL ROUSSEAU FROM THg PuR.
r-RELATIvg L0ssEs-CAsUALTIEs AROUND
ATLANTA, ETC.
[Correspoud dsnce OF the Chicago Journal
NASHVILLE, Sept. IA, 1854.
General Rousseau has returned home after his arduous
campaign pursuit OF Wheeler. The great body OF tho
raiders escaped the Tennessee that having
fallen rapidly just In time to admit OF exit But the
result highly satisfactory, as things terminated
In all the battles and skrmshes we lost but fifteen
killed and seventy wounded while the rebel loss in tho
prisoners 480: total 735. inclined TO think the
ofcla figures will exceed these At least four hundred
prisoners have reached this city and another
batch OF thrytwo Is at Columbia and will reach mere
today
Taking ali things into consideration Rousseaus
forces necessarily scattered and not till the
last days pursuit that he had anything like adequate
force his antagonist Yet he drove the RAIDERS
before him all the time As for Wheeler, he accomplished
nothing The railroads repaired in Two or three
days. aud sherman aid not make move different from
his original Of the interruption OF
his communications.
Hood expected Wheeler to accomplish much but he did
nothing indeed confident the rebel general that
sherman could not continue the siege or Atlanta without
constr ued into retreat and Hood really OK
pected north OF tho Chattahoochee up TO the
moment Iiardce attacked at Jonesboro.
see that Hood i5 trying TO gloss over his defeat by
saying that hts loss ls not ovor two Thousand. Why
two thousand hundred and twenty eight unwounded
coming The fact s the rebel loss not
css tbnn Sherman's original estimatehroe thou.
sand Killed and wounded aud three thousand prisoners
six thousand Ia all
our los was th,n q, FIRST supposed. aud will not
exceed thousand Que huadred OF whom two hundred
k<aF Ltf al
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

Tyne Metal and Oid Lead wante1.-
will be paid for few hundred weight Of Type Mses
and old lead. Apply At the desk OF thus onics
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

And ON, Dear NE what Pain. HeaA :
ache Toothache Neuralgia and Catarrh suffered. WOE
COTS Instant Pain Annihiator cured me-
The New York herald., 1864-09-22
.,era, Documents In sparis

Cuba Porto Rico America and Spain carefully pro
pared ~ = CANAcHO, 2tis Broadway. Trsnala 6enG
from the spanish French and Epssn languages RsssS
ences-Maitlsnd, Phelps Co.
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

To Paper Manufacturers.
Caab viii be paid for W 0o Of rood yozrdrsN
Apply at this onisa
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

BateheIor's Hair Dye-ah he Rest tN the
world Harmless reliable The only psfea
dye Sold by all druggists Factory III Barclay street
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

Beia,bald'4 Genuine freparatiOns.-
Sod at HELMB0Lp's chemical warehouse o9f broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

This Day
OF PLAIN AND FANCY HAra
MISSES
BOTS and
lNrANrs,
CENTr, SIS BroadwaUL
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

The Japa nsse HasY stain Ceiovs the
whaksrs and mus,aehs teautfsl bscs or brcws hce4
sists Of only prsparaen. Color v nos fads Or vssA
- ~' O. uPIAn Philadelphia, Sole Proprietor.
For sale by Hslmbold, so Broadway Deras basnsD y
CO, II PARK rewi y q Wells CO.. ms franklin ~rssA
Nsv yorl; Lord 3 sm hh, Chicago, and al drussissA
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

Crfstadors's Hair Dye, Preservattvs
and wig Depot Wholesale and rctsfl No. Astor HsusA
The dye applied by skiliul artists.
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

An Admi ra BILE Com Il rum .-Dur1m4
things said to he nagrsnte beo but in tho pesos
fu scenes where PHALONs NIGHT BLOOMING %
REUs 10 you win nnd only the fragrant belle OIL
Crack bottle Of wine with friend wll but ns,S
crack the bottle of PHALON'S NIGHT BLOOMING On
REUS wifes toilet unless you are prepared sos
crack the head . yard for Jour carelessness
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

Nottce.-The Ate ntton OF sportsmsni
and capitalists drected 20 The Ducxng Fern. onersA
fof sale 10 this dAyls paler.
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

Grover & gnker's Highest Premtua
Elastic stitch Sewing Machines s95 Broadway New revG
and 80 fuiton street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

Prizes Cashe In all Lrgai'zeN Lofts-
ri1s. J. X, CLAYTON a co, No. 10 Wall street.,
rooms Nos. q and 4, New YORK
The New York herald., 1864-09-22
Ku,x,s F.ii Hats.-As Usual, the I

lar halter or 22 Broadway has stoen march upon hie
porsres he In the neld with
MS Hat tor but has produced articio
that excellence and comfort hiss never been 81
g. I'D Be sure 10 uurchAse your Fall Hat ~ kNOAo,
corner OF Broadway AID Fulton street..
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

sure Cure-Reno's African Fever . n
Ague Cure II fails. Dspo, 80 Liberty street. ~
atafr
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

HeIsnboId's Genuine prrparnffons.-
Price 81 per bots Tor So Delivered TO any adiress
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

Prizes Cash~d In AL Lceaii2ed Lot
isres and information given JACOB BroSsr sonc~ iya
Broadway, New York
The New York herald., 1864-09-22
nr. w. II. Gregy.-

C0rns, BuniOns. N Natls. Eniarged Jot otss
all diseases Of the feet cured by Dr. zACHARIE, No -
Rroa
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

In ConseTuencc sf the Fail In 0Olds
have decided selections from unusually large
stpos of Mans and and Winter Ciohing incla
assortment OF Overcss Ia this city a. diss
OF rve cent ISAAC ,BRokAW
~ Fourth avenue aud 90 Lafayette pscss
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

Paristan Hats Trim ed and Untrta-
med near from Pars that add iiona package ~
Of TIE above goods board the Persia nov ~
shall IN dsv stle exhibit hera 70 my Hieses
and customers wholesale or retail -, -.
THOMAS REYNOLDS, vs. Canh snvsA
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

For pfmpIes. Tetfer, Scrofuia aaA
eruptions use HELM BoLD's Genuine Preparations
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

Fans. New Styles, just Reeetvrd Froa
Par,,-TWO, THREE FIVE BIGHr, TIN, rwRLv4
FIFTEEN To THIRTY DOLLARS Each. f,r sale by O. q
ALLEN. as Broadway, one door below Cana street
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

wigs. Toupess, Hair Dye. Hair Dyeaao
An a Noldsya Cream fsv beauufyipg the hair.
" A. BArcHRLoRA is Bend sissaA
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

Highest prem sun Lock stitch sewing
Mschines WHEELER WILSON. SO Broadway
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

Royal Havana Lottery.
n per premium paid for prizes Information frrn
ed The highest paid for Doub oons aud al ~
Cola and silver TAYLOR CO Bankers, 10 Wa!~
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

A Fine Thing for tho Teeth. The Fra
grant sOZODONT has . promiDen place amsna
the approved dsnufrce. OF the day oyo
AR arc for tot ct highly recommended by ali wh1
used II beauther and preserver OF the teeth. 20
freshng the mouth sweetenng the breath aud ArressAo
the progress Of decay. Sold BY druggists.
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

Ivory Earrings and Pins. New stytsss
BLACK white and red. three, -four and ave dollars -
For sale by O. G. ALLEN, Nt Broadway, one door ossO
Esn atre
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

For Pains In fhc Back, Headache. Sfs6
stomach, use HELM BoLD's Genuine Preparations.
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

If You want 10 Know, %c., Read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
curious book people and good book for
one Price 81 So To be had At all news depo,s Confess
tables nailed free. Address
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

Nervous sud Dsb,iitssed unerers, Use,
HHLMBOLD'S Gslulne PTeparsilsns.
The New York herald., 1864-09-22
or an Irritated Throat. Cough -

For Loss or Power, Loss of Memory
use HELABOLDS IS Genuine Preparations
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

Smftoks ~ policy ~ NJ CNre 1-d 10 c-ere fictitious
supply IN order TO desud these prudent persons OF the
due ana 70 cuaoe the bsns aud companies 70 continue
scatter money 20 the uermost parts OF the earn
one respectable journal that Mr.. Gladstone 70 nov V
oics, as from speech uttered by him during the
past session there to hope be would prove
plable of course, such expectations are 90 be 90
conraged there Il no ,ts of Idt>',
fursrs that have brought about tho present state d
on until the government comes 70 their aid and oil warn
tngs ana remonstrances will be IN the meantime laughed
a. II, on me contrary rigid principles, such ~ su"
only the prudent portion OF the community are 20 o.
money Is like corn, oil or other commodity, ana
that As no man would consider himself aggvieved corn
aud oil were 70 advance 10 prica at home In pro
portion ~ we shipped all our supplies to foreign
countries so II absurd 20 expect that part with
our money 70 foreign applicants and that rate of IT'S
shall not rise in proportion Exactly the supply
dnnishes at bone the bank discount will advances. The
community are not compelled 70 send money abroad OK
cept IN the fair Interchange for goods which, when
anuactured, should bring back monsy than they
themselves az TO the point 10 the rate OF dscouut at
which they should pause Nhsshs< that ooat 20
IL, 16 or even 20 per cent
The anniversary OF Garbalds sn.ry iato Naples and
tho expulsion OF Bourbons had been celebrated by
br liant fete IN that cty.
The Independence Beige attaches belief 70 rumor
that Austria about 70 recognize the kingdom OF Italy
BY this measure, says the Belgian Journal she would
assure tho tranquility and poAceabo development oil tlo
Peninsula and consequently her security she would
raise new barrier against tho party OF action Austria
thus freed from her worst anxietios would have her
hands free In Germany and her duances would recover
10 the happisst manner.
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

FOR the Hair and sbtin-Barry's Tras
copherous The best aud cheapest article Sold by arae
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

For Diseases OF tho Bladder. GravSs
and Dropsy, use HELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparations
The New York herald., 1864-09-22

In Fever nod Ague, Gastric snd sh
Feysrs no medicine is equal 10
PRAsDRETH'S PILLS.
fail used accord with the direcueoS
winch euvcop eacn boy.
Princii onice, Brsndreth House, New YORK.
See that X. Brandreth Is on government stamp.
Sold everywhere Fresh at No. UDioQ square.