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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

MILnAsY-The excessive bountsa that Al,
being paid by ctyeos for substitutes. are u,s.
terisuy interfering with the recruiting operssions
Of the Volunteer Committee. A. high o. asUO ana
sl,OOO have been offered for substitutes, and Mr..
Blunt declares that this continues IL will b uss
iess tor him to try TO all the quots. He hss n,S
relaxed his efforts, however, and In steadily wort
ing away. The daily average Of recruits secur,sf
Is about twsuty -hva majority Of whom are sub
stitutes.
Tho letter recently written by the officers Of u
1lth Regiment N General aandiord requesting hSu
20 resign because he ordered the hundred day rem
ment out Of the city and placed their colosle, Il.
arrest. was considered 81 tie ume lnpsrtinenl asd
the general has placed all the officers In arrest Ybs
Governor hss issued .he following order On ,bs
subSecss
ALBASI, Aug. Ia 1854.
!. The officers Of the nth Regiment. N.iiulsal
Guard ~ tho stats Of New York, having tesA
placed under arrest by Major 0euesa CHARLES u.
Sanford, commanding firsI DIVISION sasiouaA
Guart oi The State ui New fo-i. iIr .nsio.riias-
ton, and they being responsible for the public kr0-
peIty in their chsrPe, the arms and sccoutrrIneu0
Of the Rsnment will be turned over 10 n1gadiar
General James A. Farrell, CommasAry General q
tbe State until further orders who viii give Ne,
?. RrisaIrr General John EVEN, snumAndt..
| 4h Brigade, National GusId VI the State OF Few
York, is charged with the PRONUNCIATION apd sxs.
eution Of this onler.
~ order o. the Commandrs- CHIEF.
.Ioas T. sraAGuS Adjutant 0sner.,
General Rawlings chief OF General Grants p.a.
was, with h. lady, serenAded last night u IA r.
dence OF Colonel Hillyer. In East ls.h s.rs,s.
1t IN understood that Governor seymour .aa
Colonel Townssud hsve been appointed q s,saaa,s.
0anffnAGA1 ~ lAss susla,
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News Items.
fBp Telegraph 70 tAs Esv Ye,k Sva.l


rsH amount of U. 3. fractional currency N ears,.
lstion Is &24,00o,Ooo.
Tns subscriptions 70 the T-so loan, reported =
the Treasury yesterjsy, amount 70 Sl,1sa,000.
Tus District Of Brandyw.ne has besu disSsH-
tinued, and General Csdwallader Ia ordered 70 shS
command Of Philsiclphis.
RurcEEs report tha. the rebels concsntrss,ag
q large force at Monroe, Arka on the WscAiis
River, probably intended 10 operate agAinss 0sa.
Steele.
Tns Newton Lubr eating OIL Works kokbusy,
Mass, were blown up and set IRE, yestssdsy, b
the explosion OF the boiler A large quantity u oA
was destroyed Loss s2aooO, insured Tor Si&00e
In New York. T.
A uour occurred yesterday In The harbg q
Philsde!phis, on board the ship Lady Emily RsslA
which arrived from Londonderry the nLxks bsSurs.
During the rvw, which was general, the bosasw wsa.
WAS stabbed In the neck. and he Lied " DOM.
Another Of the cew is alleged to have iaac,sA shs
wound The latter was stabbed In The .hisL, -
WAS taken 10 the hospital In dying coud!uon.
Ten Of the crew were arrested.
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THE PIRATE TALLAHASSEE
Five More Vessels Captured.
&C., &c, &s.
GENERAL GRANT.


All Golns Well on the James River.
WasAtngton, Augu1 IS .-No,hiny decisive has
% yet been done on the James River, but Affairs
there are going on fsvorAbly. Lopgstreet's corpl
u known 70 be in front Of Grants army On the
Jssnes River. consequently the report that 1t bad
bssn sent 10 reinforce Early cannot be correct.
The Lossrs on >uuday.
Tdshiaeton, Aug. lS.--Tbe mail steamer from,
City Point this morning brought h.ther seventy
Ave rebel prisoners, among whom were several
emcers, captured in the late movement up the
Jsrnes River. Passengers represent that the affair
o. Sunday was Of greater proportions thss At frs,
supposed, the combined losses Of the I'd and 10Th
esrps in killed and wounded being from 500 to
i,OOo, while the loss Of the rebels also
The position gained by us still held on Tuesday
eight. On Tuesday there was some sbellng by
cur forces to feel the rebel position. There were
indications Vi smother advance on or par, yester
DAY.
severe >ktrsish Every bay This Week.
Fortysss konros, A lug. 1. r,a Biit.more, AU-
Gvst is.--The steamer Thomas Morgan arrived
here this morning from Deep Bottom. She brought
two hundred wounded soldiers belonging to the
Tenth Army Corp, Our forces On the north sid.
severe skirpishing every day this week. We
have captured more prisoners than have been re-
ported, but have no definite s,s,emsn, of tue Nun.
bss. No general officers have ~ yet been reported
killed or wounded
saccess Of the New Movement 20 Fnr.
Wssh.ngfon, Aug. 1880 p. Mo kIJor
General John a. Dir: A dspsph from General
Grant, dated Monday, the lG.L, coo +. NJ, detained
by the breaking OF the telegraph line, has u.t heeu
received. lie reports ha, the fighting north of ,hc
james river, to-day u6th, has resulted isyo-sbiy
70 us 50 far il has gone, but there las been IL
decisive result. The enemy has been driven bach
somewhat from their position oi hi. morning, viii
Q considerable loss In killed aud wounded, anc
sbsut 400 prisoners twel oresl left In our hands
Two Bri 1sdl ler Generals, Chamblin and Cherrari
were kills.i, aud ,her bodies lei Ia our hanis. W.
have also quite nunLer OF wounded prisoners
eascs moving north Of the river our losses vii
probably rcsch near l,ooO killed and wounded
GAny, however, ONLY siyhhy wor nleI owing =
% much Of tie fga.ing taking p!aee in the tAici
woods The enemy have lost Hbous double T.
asay Is have fallen into our hands.
EDWIN n. STANTON, Secretary OF War.
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The rscs ic,wccn the four -oarrd boats the 0sorro
j. Brown. Of New York, and the Twilight. Of Ptt,s-
burg, for a stake of si,0oo. which VS. postponed
from Tuesday account Of the rough conditaoe of
the river, came ofi st Y o'clock on Wednesday
morning. tho boats starting from the ststs-boas
opposite the city. George Ogden. of New Yorts
acted Judge for the Brown. and James Hamitl'
Of PIT sburs, for the Twilight. A. the uer sssks-
boat Mr.. Gooicrson acted ~ Judge for tho Brown
and Mr.. Iewis for the Twilight. WIN. Wood. u
New York, was final reier~e. The George J. BSoWA
the first TO make its appesrsnce> the Grew vus
dr.ssed In white. The Twilight was not log -
following, the crew dressed In pink shirts nd
red csrs. The judges st the lower stake-boat he'd
argument In regard u the manner u sfasAn6
the boats the Judge from Pttsburg preferred stArer
Ing them by word, while tho Judge for the New
York boat chose the firing Of p,stol. tosn up
was then made for the decision, the judge fos ~
New York boat winning A fine start was eaectsdy
The boats leaving nj the same time precisely. Ahef
leaving tie stake boat. tho George J. Brown tost
the lead, and maintained u throughout cunning -
an easy winner. The true occupied W rowhag he
distance, Ave miles S3 minutes and % sccoudA,
The fsssest time On record A' =
tBp Tsisqsdph.) - \
Peuehksspsis, Aug. ls.-Ths rsce bstvssn ~
Pitssburgh boat Twilight" and the Poughkssras
boa, stranger" took place this afternoon The
former being badly beaten. Time ss minutes 81
10 serouds $50.
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teesd 9 "a ian. A lew of The noun cd men
from the hospitals at Mar nsburg arrived here this
Gernoon. Tie stage which l,f here this morning
for AArtinsburg has returned having tesn ordered
back.
OFFICIAL.
sharp Cavalry fisht.-Fedrrai Victory.
Wdshinofo'- Avc. j.. --hdjor G,nerdi DIR -
A dispatch from Gen. sheridan, 1T WINCHESTER,
dated Aug. 1'th. 10 A. ", rpcrts tha, Gen. Mer-
riu's division Of esv,'rv was STACKED yesterday
afternoon. on the north sic ~ the shcnardoah, by
Kershsw's division Of Longstr.et's Corps aud
w'ckham aud Louav's brgai,s q ssyllry. Aior
s'ery handsome cavalry n.ht the enemy were
badly haiea. y IA s.u,s q t,so ~ inds Of color
- officers and ~ men prisoners. Ia Later dis.
patch Cen. sheridan says; The csvsry engage
men. In frout Of From, Royal was splendid. IL was
On open ground. The sshre vas frcely used by
our men. Great cr-yiit is due to Generals Merritt
and Custer. and Col. Dev;ns
EDWIN N. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
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The Pirate Tallahassee.
Wore Vessels Z npturcd.

Portland, Mdia,. August ls.--The schooner J
u. Harris, Of Dorchester, Captain Delspo, arrived
here to-day, and reports having been carturel An
gust ljth, twenty ules west Of Seal Island, H. the
pirate Tallahassee and bonded for eight thous aud
dollars. Tie Harris brought in the crews of the
following schooners, which We're captured and scu'
tied by the Tallahassee schooner IL ward. Captain
Burr, Of New York. schooner Coral r. atb, ,Csplan n
Bake. ct westport schooner Ella Caroline. Cap
tam Poor. oi Portland; hoouer Restless o! Booth
bay. All the foregoing we've captured by the lnlls-
hasee on Monday. The crews Of these vessels
were al owed 10 take all their clo,hinr aud effects.
The Howard had tprn previously capt Ired H. toe
florids and bopdet Az The crews Of the vessela
captured reprcs,us ihe Tallahassee a. b, ing vey
heavily aru.ed. she short OF coa, and inquired
for the nearest port TO oh,an supply. Nor officers
, Ch.e'lr, where she is probably bounl.
| The Pirate Coallng Ut HALIFAX.
HahJdz, August ls.--rhe pirate Tallahassee n
now coaling from = vessel alongside OF her, ant
wi prof aol! I.ke beg d.patt,.rn some time dlrins
, tie night
Federal War Seaseis Previously Ord~ rec
to iialiiIAx.
Washington, AOg. ls.--rhe Navy Drp,rtmen
bad ordered Two vessels to proceed to HAiiieS scve
raj days before the oficsl information was receive
OF the Tsrshlsseo's entrance INTO Il at port.
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GENERAL SHERIDAN.
--latest Accounts FROM the ~henn nd lou b.

Tie CosAKsoIAL has the following special:
Wsshi.gton, August 1s.--shsridan had a tigl.
n tie valley yesterday, driving the enemy. Some
sf the prisoners captured belong to Lonssreets
corps. They rtpor, tina, two div sions have joined
Early, and that the Longstreet prisoners captured
sssr Deep Bottom belong TO another iivit OIL,
which was under marchius orders for the vale,
ANarunsburg dispatch o' tls i,,h ssys;
There Is much activity in Martinsblrg to-n'gh
IN con ,equanc. OF y reported rtsdvsuoc Vi III,
ssbels. Stockholders baye already commenced a
northern movement, and come down the valley.
bringing various reports. We have informant on Il
sn eng aeement Al Front Royal II is SAID that the
sosmy have been reinforced by one division Of
Longstreet's corps and two cavalry divisions.
Pr reported To have sts.ed that tie whole
rebel ARMY 10 mo ring. There Is much excitement
In the valley. The recent sttack by Mosby upon
,ur cavalry train resulted In the loss Of about ifiy
~s.ops, four hundred mules, t~o hundred head ~
sstte snd from one hundred and fifty to one hum
dred and seventy men. The prop, -ty belonged to
ths reserve brigade. The train Wa the rear Of a
IHrge supply train for the whole arm which was
guarded by = brigade Of one hundred days men,
euder the commsnd Vi Gcn. John Il. kcsley. The
General WAS ut the head Of the train. s'id his CON-
uAnd wss disributed ~ the rate o. li.y 10 sixty
aosn 70 every twenty wagons, cavalry neri
tsfag Va the rear Of The train.
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Call Ter q Democratic state Conve

Call ter . Democratic state Coavessisa.
AIteny Aug. ls.-At . inseting OF the Demo-
cratic State Central CotnuLt,es, held IN this dty ~
day, stste Convention was called " ,nsss N A.
bAny ou the iith u September neIi, V n0minaaa
An electoral ticket ald candidates Tor Sss,s scsA
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The Latest News
GRANTS new MOVEMENT.

Good Success SO Far.
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hutIrtna gs 04nts "e ~p9el"'i
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, 1864-11-12
FROM IOWA.
Matters Political. military and NE.
neurological.

DAyEEfoR7, Friday, Nov. 1.-THE Uni IN
MINORITY in this State is now estimated st
$1,000, Including the soldiers' vote. Lin
coin swept the State like hurricane, There
are Union gains In every county 80 far heard
from. The young State Of Iowa will claim
the Union banner in the Northwest. She
has done better, In proportion to her popu-
Her people at home are as loyal as her SOL
diers in the field are brave.
This region is covered In the habiliments
Of winter to-day. It showed heavily last
night In the central part Of the State q
toot OF snow fell on Wednesday.
The excitement In reference to the plot
that ives discovered to release the rebel
prisoners Oh the Island has subsidized; all
ntedfnl preparations have been completed
to put down any attempt that may be
Oger two Thousand effective troops are
now guarding the rebels here-the 4th Vete-
ran Reserve Corps and colored regiment,
Besides, the organized Iowa militia 5ere are
ready to give them aid on short notice.
AARsHA1LToTN, 1owa, Nov. 9.-This town
gave Lincoln 2H majority, gain Of ISL on
the vote Of last year. This county will prob
ably give 500 majority for Lincoln on the
home Tote. Taking the returns Of this town,
and ths as reported retnrns from Council Bluff
and CHnton-the center and extreme east
and west Of the state-1 think Linco1n'a
mniotity in the State will be from &C, 900 to
5000.
THros, Iowa, Nov. 9.-Yeeterday thta
township (Cente1) gave told Abe' 1S3 ma
1or1ty, Last year it gave Stone 81 majority,
gain Sc, In vote Of 55o. One other town:
chip which gave Stone 80 majority last year,
DOW gives IS, gain Of II, in vote Of 128.
We will give "ouf President" near 1000 ma.
1orty In this county. Bully for Il Old Center''
and all other loyal places. Now let the Gov
ernnent (United states) 60 to hanging home
.MUsoAT1EE, Iowa, Nov. 1o.-Muscartne
county gives nearly 500 Union majority,
Ltnisa county 750, and Keokuk county 300.
DUBuQuE, Nov. 10-McClellan's majority
here is only $40. The county is not all
, 1864-11-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM TIE TENNES8EE
RIVER.
1airx at JohnsoEvl1le-TheL Loss Less
1han VIVA fkeported-1he Military
SiIuatipn-an Going On Well.
tFrcm orr own ConcspoIdent]

tFrcm orf Own CouespoIdent]
NAeuvuLE. Taesdsy, Nov. 8,
The continuous rains fer the LAST three
days, has doubtless interfered with military
movements in this quarter. The mud Ia
deep, and the streams all at food tide; still,
Sherman Is not the man to shrink at bad
weather, unless the obstacles presented are
absolutely insuperable.
regret that In my last letter stated that
JohDsonyille had been disgracefully burned,
obtained my information from citizens and
quatte1maste1B' clerks, who fled to the rear,
but THEIR etories were wholly false. But one
building WAS buried, and that caught fire ac-
cid ntally, and continued with little progress.
11egret the statement made exceedingly.
both On sccount Of the wrong impression it
will create, and because did injustice to a
noble garrison
In the rear Of every army there are strax-
glere, whose chief occupation is lying, and
they do that most successfully. The steam
boats and gunboats we're burned, as stated :
but Forrest made no impression on the town
and At latest accounts was retiring to re-
spectful distance from the river. He has
done his best, and his worst, and has accom-
plished but little. Half million Of dollars
will cover all damages,
Hoods army is powerless for anything,
and scarcely able to exist. How weak It Is
may be inferred from the tact that Thomas
with bis army a1one, is able to coquet WITH
him, leaving the Army of the Tennessee, and
one or two other corps, entirely free, to act
as Sherman may desire.
Military news which would be suitable for
publication is scarce, and therefore can add
nothing to this b,ief epiBtle.
TIE LATEST.
NASHVILLE, Friday, Nov. u.-Our entire
railroad and telegraph communications are
complete and secure.
Hoods exact whereabouts are known to
the authorities. Federal moves will be de-
yeloped at the proper time, and will electrify
the country.
TIE VERY LATEST
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbuce]
CAIRO Friday, Nov IL.
The Tennessee River Ii now clear Of rebels
to Ichi iepuYllle.
, 1864-11-12

wyonrhlv MeetfDG OF the Managers
mun1ftcfnt Donatt0n from tho
pOf0kment and fke-
ports Of Uou-
Ma1ffAAH.

ya...,d,v ooarn,,, III. -no,1.~ ,,,,,h,~na.
14.s 80, w ~ te&. J nees
Ing ol lne boafa o. Aanasets ol tne Solaieto Aome
wa1 held at the Hcme, at Fat4YeW-the President.
T. B. Bryan, Etq., in the Chair.
Nj. Nav 7. e,rr. otV,{,tad ea seere+,-~
rats na.. oasas - ea.s.ees 80 eee.sJ'
Ine nlnu1es ol Inc last meeucs "e1e Feao aod
approved.
The COMMITTEES of the Rest reported that ali had
n,..ed cat,ssetori1v At t.s in,titunou dnrtoe .be
ps,ss ps,s so n esas se4rea 'n'
X Fnr h thr EeeF erainp Friday. November Ath.z
Enmher ~ of men reeeirfd. 3 Sa6 Nnmbtr ~ mes1s
t.sE ~ NA~NA ~ A'''-@''
~ ~. ~ thr reek ending yesterdav.-Ner I soa.
Mes1a =, rred' i AZ -'s'~'
411Ie The Tsommiftse frpm the Home renorted that
the nnmher ri ntals eeryed durirc lie monfh Was
. cat rhe numher az atriyala Gurinp fhr eame
i'm uas *
r. Me1riman. the medical attendant at tte
Home repnytt d IN suty two men pnder trestmeut.
enn oh usrt criptpns given during The mouth Ue
ajso rrnorted dol atloIa to the depirtment from J.
n HIed Il Co Iucsou 6 Co. and Char, les G.
Em1th.
Mrs. Eimball, Mr1, BsE, Mrs< Hamilton. Mics
Ha,Fp, and Mics Hani1, were appointed corr
Ipiftee Of the ReEt tor the ensuing wtek,
ME Hoemer and Mrs, Lobg we're similarly sn
pointed 4 committee Of the Home fqf the month or
November,
r. b. B1an, ESQ etated that he had rereivea
the 1pupfdctut donation ot s. OD0 from the Eorth
western Branch Of the Christian Commission. H.
Wsrus the tu1de Of the 6oldiers' Home
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