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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-02

All Quiet In the Shenandoah Valley
NO knemy TO be found Our
~,
tne neralds correspondent says: AL
1u;et IN tue shenandoah valley. A recon,
nuisance as far as Woodstock failed to hnd
any rebels, Notwithstanding it had been re-
ported that Early was recognizing his
forces. The mountains are full of strag
glers, who are picked up by our cavalry.
Our entire casualties in the battle Of the 10th
were .,oor, = OO0-the enemy's about 5000.
d., D.;d Th-.a,euea
hSeOoI sn Wesfern V;rTinia,
% p;.h,,or5 d;s.
NEW YORK, oct' 80 ~ n hoa,;Io arnoise
patch oil the zotn says tuat tIG !, rrc,,Ij ssem
are so strongly entlencheu ~ T ~ othsr
sheer madness ior eiIner " a''a.A 40, M I'D
in front. In some places tney are NV lrSen
and at others not over lUu yaras apart: tueH
may remain IN their Respective posltonno az
winter, or any morning VI hik"' "iH' O"e
on collision.
II is reported that the rebels are preparing
for an extensive raid towards western VIZ
glnia'
Rebel Defeat at Decatur, Alabama.
Lor1sy1IIE. Oct. pa fight at Decatur,
Alabama, ON Thursday, is reported. The
rebels were defeated. No particulars.
Hood Threatening shermnn's Rear.
AtN,sbv;,ls thew have rumor that Hood
:. aaa;n ,hrow;ne his forces on Sherman's
rs,r
u.ohohIv
FROM ,S. E;aH, .o:a1 onts PhiI.o
r,.ono-ct r.. Dc uemy-Dispo.
sition or hi. TrooDs,
NJ. yory ~, o. The Herald has n
We" t I,S 1 H. IN o'cIork last
uiSPa''u .. 80 .has So ~ no direction of
SSSor;a,n's frSnt was bea9d On Saturday after
go, Whothor \ S,ht is in nrooress is not
LDown The d;snos;tion beinp made BY
sheridan of different commanders, detach-
ments and officers of his army, shows his
,,;,;i.uca and hi. nrsnarat;ons 10 meet as.
ass'I.S in syerv J;rec,Inn Neal. we are in.
forn,ed had bpen ordered 10 West Virginia
~, ;,,,nnr,ant serv;ca which would most
I;Lo,,, chocL INV Sas;sne that Breckinridre
uoar h,ye Of MOVING ,bTnuph from East Ten
1850
o. ooo rstuoses have come into Sheri-
dams lines since the 10TH of September.
MANY hiring with them such property as they
con carry
7, 10 ,g,;n said that Early has been SUPER
seded in the command of the rebels in the
| Sbon,ndo,h Valley nv Ioncstreet. and that
~ ;nt,rosn,ents have reached him from
Rract;nTidoe in Western Virginia and East
Tsnnsssne
Nv Vonv Oct 3,-A disno,ch in the
IT,, fron, tho Arror NJ The Lines of the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-02
AN UNUSUAL EmrGRANr.

We had the pleasure OF half hours
conversation with Mr.. ]. B. Blanchard,
last evening, who, after three years ao-
sence in Idaho Territory, has returned
here for a short time. We gather the fol-
lowing interesting particulars relative to
our young sisters-Idaho City and Placer
vile, distant about 400 miles from the
Dalles, the former at this time containing a
population of 1000, and the latter about
$500 souls. The placer mines at this time
are not yielding so profusely as formerly,
owing to scarcity of water with which
TO wash the pay dirt. Our informant
states that the " disgins are very rich,
and although Of considerable extent pretty
thoroughly claimed and prospec,ed. Sew
eral very rich discoveries Of silver quartz
Lodges have been recently made, and at
Silver Hill, twenty-four miles distant from
Placerville, several lodges are being work
ed, and the rock reduced and worked in
arastras, produces bullion in bountiful
quantities. Mr.. Blanchard met three com-
plete mills bLtween the Dalles and Placer
vile for that district, which will be at work
early in the winter, and rich return may
be expected.
The gentleman expresses great surprise
at the reports of the hanging of several
outlaws by a Vigilance Committee at
Idaho, and most emphasically denies any
thing Of the Misunderstanding that not
single man has ever been hung in Idaho
Territory by Vigilance Committee, but
that some seventeen ruEhan5 were hung in
Montana Territory. Relative to the re-
cent Copperhead triumph in Idaho, Mr..
Blanchard says that it was the result of a
"sprt" among the Union men on account
of the nomination Of Mr.. Turner for dele
gate to Congress by the Boise County
Convention on the one hand, and the
nomination of Judge Parks by the Terri
torial Convention on the other; but says
that the Union men have large majority
when united as they now are and will be
in the future, having, like the loyal men
of Storey, learned a humiliating lesson
from a family quarrel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-02
SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.
lsrEcIAL DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NETs.I
Printing Contract - Suits Divorce.

lsrEcIAL DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NETs.l
Printing Contract Suits Divorce.
San Francisco, Nov. 2-3 Pc NJ
The printing of the delinquent ta1-hst
has been awarded to the Evening Bulletin
John Strahle petitions for decree OF
insolvency. His liabilities amount to
about $4,000, caused by unfortunate
speculations in mining stock.
The Railroad Homestead Association
was incorporated this morning, with q
capital of 100000, to purchase and i'm
prove portion of San Migul Rancho.
Rebecca Colburn's application for a di-
vorce from Alfred Colburn, has been re-
ferred to the Commissioners of the 10Th
District Court. Herman Alpen, was
granted a divorce from Augusta Alpen by
Judge Dwinelle.
Stock Sales.
Uncle Sam, $3.50; Gould s Curry,
Sl,45o; Ophir, 4O74@4lO; Josephine,
Coso. So; Josephine Copper, $l21; Real
del Monte, S25 Nevada, SS4@SS Burn
ing Moscow, S2s@3l4; Yellow Jacket,
$99O@l, 900; Hale & Norcross, $500
535: Sierra Nevada, $50; Bullion, $40
CLAD; Antelope, S75; Bajazette & Col
den Era, SIC; Wide West $25.
$4,000 gleenbacks, 45, seller 80 days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-02
JREY COUNTY UNION TICKET.
pISLoYAL VOTERS.

Some time since we published law
passed at the last session of the Legisla-
ture, the intention of which is 10 prevent
the avowed enemies of the nation from
participation in elections and controlling
the affairs OF the nation which they seek
TO destroy. The Union of this morning
publishes the law, with sensible and forci-
Bile editorial comments upon its propriety,
and urging its strict enforcement. The
publication is well timed, and we follow
suit; as one of those things which should
be kept before the people" That law
reads as follows:
CEAP. CvlI.-To Prevent Disloyal Persons
from Voting. [Approved February 70,
Be il enacted By the Gors,7.or and Lsgisla.
tire assembly Of tire Territory Of -Nsrads, as
folL0Ics:
SECTION l. ANY person offering to vote at
any poll in this Territory, opened by or I'M
der the authority of law, may be challenged
bv any other person entitled 20 vote az the
same poll, for GiSloyalty; and If the person
so challenged declare himself loyal, and the
challenoe be not withdrawn, one Of the
judges Of election shall administer TO him the
official oath of the Territory before ne shall
be allowed to deposit his vote; Provided,
that the person so challenged may require the
person challenging TO swear that the chal-
ienge was made in good faith and for the
puoIc good.
i, IS fac. toe well known TO require
assertion and prooi AZ this late day, that
this Territory swarms with the class OF
persons for whose proper di,franchiSe-
nent tina, Jaw was passed. This town is
cursed with very few of these treason
shr!ekers, but Virginia IS the very den to
which the di,!oyal gang have fed as 10
city o: ye;lge from the loyal State Of Cali
fornia where their occupation has been
gone, Lo! these many years. They have
no, exercised that due discretion which
should have actua:ed them in the advent
upon soil the di>loyaity Of which was not
We; fixed fact. \ great majority OF them
are Of tha: class who admit into the mouth
the enemy who steals away the brain
and when the whiskey has been in aad the
wit has been out they have frequently ex-
pressed their sentiment, in plain and I'M
mi,,akaole manner that has brought them
within the provisions of the statute we
have quoted. lie; citizens who have
heard these expressions be on hand at the
polls and in,erpose their challenges in the
manner presented BY that law and let
Judges of election when such votes are
offered, pu: the challenge themselves If not
done on the outside, and compel these
traitors TO take the oath which to them
will be 50 unpala :ablSc We should like
to BE- present and see how it will strange
some that we have in our minds eye. Do
YOUR duty, Union men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-02
BY TELEGRAPH!
Further Particulars Of Grants Move
meut upon Richmond.

Further Particulars Of Grants Move
menI upon Richmond
NEW YoRx, Oct. 30.-The Herald has
some additional details Of movements oeiow
Petersburg on the 9th: On approaching
Chess Run, Exams division Of infantry found
the enemy posted on the other side, IN line
of intrenchments. His command was de-
ployed in line Of battle. Smiths brigade
crossed, carrying the breastworks on tne
other side. The only officer lost was Col.
Spatter Of the Fourth Ohio. The remaining
forces then crossed and advanced, reaching
4 point near the junction Of the Boynton
road with the Quaker road, the troops being
deployed in the open plain. The enemy
opened with artillery from right and left, but
their batteries were soon silenced. On our
right Crawford, Of the Filth Corps, was at
the same time sharply engaged. About 4 P:
NJ, the enemy attacked in force in front and
on the right, his object being to break through
on the right Of Hancock's Corps, and the
let oil Warren's. The assault was repulsed.
We captured fye or six hundred prisoners.
The advance of the enemy was so sudden
that Coles section Of Beck's battery was
captured, but was subsequently retaken.
The enemy also made an assault at the same
time on our lett and rear, which was hand
somely repulsed. Our losses are betwean
seven and eight hundred.
Results of Grants Late Uoyement.
HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE PoroxAo,
Oct. 29.-The late movements OF this army
have resulted in extending our lines as far as
Hatcher's Run, on the Duncan road-an adj
vance Of about three miles beyond our former
position on the left, and the discovery of the
exact position of the enemy's lines and works
erected for their defense.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-02
Constable's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED ~
Is ont of the Justices Court Of Gold Hill, Sto'
rev comfy, y. T., Bttested by w. n Hail. J. r.
TO me directed and delivered, for the satsiaeIlon
of Judgment In said Court, rendered on tine zStn
day of October, 1864, in favor Of NJ. & l.. korn'
and against the Miantanomah Gold and silVer N;
Co., for slO0 and costs, and accrninG COSTS
have this I'd day of November 1864, levied on
and taken In execution all the right utie' siaim
ind interest Of said judgment debtors me Mlan'
tanomsh @. g. s. n. Co., in and TO the Following
described property, to wit: .,., us
All that ceriuin quartz ledge mining claim ana
ground situated In Gold Hill Mining Distrct,
Storey county, Nevada Territory, known and
designated as the ledge and claim Of the Mlanta,
nomuh Gold and Silver Mining Company, owned
possessed by sail company, consisting OF twenty
i've hundred $500 feet, and being the same Iehge
and ground lately worked BY said company; anu
upon which is shaft one hundred and hfty loCl
feet, more or less; also an engine, ooileT ana au
the machinery belonging TO the same TWO nun
dred feet of rope two buckets. truck, grinaStone'
blacksmith vice etc-said machinery and nxtures
being covered by building about 2O9xoo ieet-
and all improvements on said claim. Notice "
hereby riyeu that will expose for sale, and shall
sell to the highest bidder, for gold COIN, lae saI
property, or so much thereof as will satis'y saa
Judgment and costs, in front ofthe Justice souice
at Gold Hill storey county, n. T., on me ga Jay
of November, 1861, between the hours OF =
o'clock NJ. and 2 o clock ?. N namely, az . elocA
P. ". WIN d, De; 1rL,
Dated, November I'd, 1864. no<W
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-02
Another Union Victory-A Dispatch
from Den. Kelley.

CUMBERLAND, VA, Oct. 29.-The garri.
son at Beverly, composed Of detachments Of
the Eighth Ohio Cavalry, commanded by
Lieut.. Col. Lowell, was attacked this morning
at daylight, by Major Hill, Of Imboden's
command, with $50 rebels. After two hours
hard fighting the rebels were repulsed and
routed with the loss of lis prisoners, fifteen
killed and large number wounded. Among
the latter was Major Hill, MORALLY wounded
and prisoner in our hands. Our loss was
seven killed and twenty-one wounded. The
rebels retreated to the mountains.
(Si8ned) KELLY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-02

The ToRcH-LIeHr PRocEssIoNs.-Re-
member, everybody. that grand torch-ight
procession at Silver City comes off to-
night. Every Union man who can pos
sibly leave his business should turn out to
swell the ranks and make demonstra.
ton that will cause the snakes to find the
bottom of their holes. The programme Of
the grand demonstration which takes
place on Saturday night, will be found in
our advertising columns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-02

The GOLD HILL DAILY News has passed
into its second year, and is prospecting. 1t
has word of encouragement to one-hnrse
papers, in chronicling its progress from large
and extensive type into the wee timbers and
fast presses. We take heart again, and con-
clude to see it out on this line. No better
paper than the NSws spreads on this our
ta6le.-HumdOidt Register.
Thanking you, Forbes, fer your COM
pliment, we venture to express our conf
dence in still better time coming. Keep
a stiff upper lip, old boy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-02
A 3 . AY o F. FLO
Or
Z, RUHLlNG d CO.,

Virginia, N. +.
NOLD AND SILVER BULLION MELTED AND
U and Assayed, and returns made In Coin or BarS,
Ores OF every description Assayed. Our Assays are
guaranteed and Bars discounted at the lowest rates
Sight Drafts on San Francisco.
Our Assays are guaranteed to correspond with
those of the United States Mint
We would respectfully solicit the patronage OF
miners and Others
As vouchers for the correctness OF onr assays. We
are permitted TO refer to the following Bankers:
Wells, Fargo & Co., Daniel Meyer, ES0.,
b, Davidson, Esq, Henry Hentsch,
AIsop g. Co., Abel Guy, ESD,
j. Sine, Esq. J. PARROT d Co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-02

The TURNOUT To-NIeRT. - Tonight
the grand Union torch-hght procession
comes of at Silver. The Gold Hill Clubs
will meet at the Headquarters in force,
and march to Silver to take part in the
demonstration. Turn out everybody.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-02

Cold WEATHER AT SALT LAKE.-They
are having " cold snap" at Salt Lake,
as well as in these mountains. The We.
dsste Of last Thursday says:
Our devil ran in to the Office this morning
IN GREATNESS state, exclaiming, "Be 'eaYens!
there's hice 'alf han hinch thick hin front hoi
the houter door hof my 'ouse."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-02
NEW TO-DAY.

Union Men of the Lower Gold Hill
Precinct!
THERE WILL BE A BUSINESS MEET
/ ing Of your Precinct held al the White House.
on FRIDAY EVENING, November iih, at
o'clock. 4 general attendance is requested. BY
order of the
no2 I'd EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
A Lir.-
THE STATEMENT IN YESTERDAY'S CON
/ federate Constitution, signed by a dirty
whelp named John Reynolds, is from beginning
to end dirty. malicious lie.
Nov. Cd. 1864. THOMAS PEASLEY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-02

And notice is hereby given, That IN accordance
with the laws of the Territory of Nevada, now the
State of Nevada, and the bylaws Of this compa
nv, there will be sold on SATURDAY. the third
day of December, 1864, in front Of the company
office, in Gold Hill, between the hours Of and
o'clock Pm, to.wit at 2 o'clock Pm, 70 many
shares of said stock a. will be necessary TO pay
the amouutdue for assessments together with the
costs of advertising and sale. By order Of tho
Board of Trustees q. W. PEAsE, Secy:
Gold HILL Nov. 2, 1854. no. "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-02
MarriaOeS.

FLENISBERG-KONIG Virginia. Oct. 3lSt,
by Judge W. II. Davenport, Ernest Flenisbers
to Miss Christiana KONG.
NAF0CS-BCRKE-In Virginia, Oct goth,
by the Row. Father Hickey, at the residence of
the brides father, Eugene Bonnafous TO Miss
Kate Burke.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-02
VIRGINIA, Nov. !, 1864.

To THE MEMBERS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT:
GESrLEMEy-Your note of this date (Nov. ID has
been received, inviting me to take Compliment
AIRY Benefit at your hands. sincerely apprecin,,
ting the honor you propose to confer upon me,
would name SUNDAY EVENING, November
9Th as the time, and Maguires Opera House as
time am, gentlemen, respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
MOO "a JOHNNY TUERS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-02

All Union men, whether they belong to
Union Clubs Or not, are requested to illuminate
their houses and join in The Procession.
e All Deputy MarShas and Aids and Mar.
shals Of Ward and Precinct Clubs are requested
10 meet the Grand Marshal at the Central Club
Room on THURSDAY, November Sd. at P. NJ
GEORGE BlRDSALL, Grand Marshal.
Eirrinin Nov .. laf4. MOP Id
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-02

Michigan Mining mud Mill ComPR.
ny.-There is delinquent for assessment No. 9, Of
thirty dollars per share relieved on the 29th day
of September, 1864, by the Board of Trustees OF
the Michigan Mining and Mill Company, payable
in United states Legal Tender Notes on certiH-
Gates OF stock in said company, standing in the
names of the following pers0ns towit:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-02
FROM THE ARMY OF THE PO-
TOMAC.
Rebel Attack on our Works meets
with a Heavy Repuise.

Rebel Attack on our WORKS meets
with a Heavy Repuise.
HEApouARrER's ARMY PoToMAc, Oct.
81, N.-The rebels attempted to play
sharp trick. last night, on our lines
which only partly succeeded. The main
object of the attack was defeated with
considerable loss to them. At the point
of connection between the Second and
Fifth Corps the picket rebels made an en-
trance, passing from one post to another
taking all the men prisoners. They then
sent forward heavy force to charge our
line of breastworks, in the hope OF pierre
ing our center, but our men had mean
while formed behind the works, and re-
ceiyed the rebels with such a fire as drove
them back in confusion. with heavy loss.
Repeated attempts ended with like results
though the firing was kept up all night.
Our loss was three hundred and forty
seven men captured; the killed and
wounded were very few. The enemy's
loss is very heavy.
Another Terrible Railroad Disaster.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. IA terrible COL
lision occurred on the Lafayette and In
diana Railroau. last evening, between
passenger train which left here at three
o'clock and cattle train, coming South.
Twenty-eight dead bodies have been
taken on. of the wreck. and two Of the
wounded have since died. Twenty or
thirty others were wounded. The acci-
dent occurred six miles south of Lafayette.
The majority of the killed and wounded
are returned soldiers.
The Election 9 Wiudlers Sentenced to
Imprisonment for Life.
WASHINGTON. Nov. l.-Donahoe and
Terry, agents in the late election frauds,
have been convicted by military COM
mission and sentenced to imprisonment
for life. The sentence has been approved
by the President, and will be Immediately
carried into execution.
sherman Safe at Atlanta.
Reports having been in circulation for
some DAYS that Atlanta was being evac-
uated, the President authorizes denial
and says Sherman at last accounts said he
would hold the place under any circum-
stances. No move Hood can make will
endanger that point.
Fight with Moseby's Gucrrillas.
A fight occurred between large force
of Moseby's men and portion OF the 9th
cavalry, on Sunday the 3oth, in the neigh
borhood of Salem, Va. The guerrillas
were routed. Our loss was three killed
and four wounded. The rebel loss was
much greater, including sixteen prisoners.
Another National Democratic !"
Convention.
New YORK, November IA National
Convention of Democrats opposed to the
Chicago Convention is in session here to-
day.
Rebel Ram AlbemarIe blown up
Gold 223.
WAsHrscrox, Nov. 1.-The Navy De-
partment has information that the rebel
ram Albemarle, was blown up on the
morning of Oct. 2Sth, by picket launch,
No. /. The destruction was complete.
This ram has long been source OF annoy
ance to our feet in Albemarle Sound.
A New York dispatch dated Oct. Slst'
quotes gold at 223.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-02
Complimentary Benefit
10
JOHNNY TUER $!

VIRGINIA, Nov. ], 1864
JOHNNY TuERs-Dear Sir:-We the under.
signed, members of the Fire Department Of Vir.
having high appreciation of the services you
have rendered us heretofore, would be pleased to
tender TO you a Complimentary Benefit ere You
take your departure, and would most respectfully
request that YOU would name the time and place ::
peter Larkiu, Thos G Taylor,
Riff williams w Baldwin,
Ren Ballou. Louis p Wardle,
Chas Wilson, lie BrokRw,
II McDouRall, Jake Young.
NV Winton, Thos Peasley,
Pat Lynch. VIM Mcintosh,
George Shaw, Hugh Kelly,
AIeck Johnson, L Dahlmann,
JW WINNER, Barney Green,
Pat Lannan, VIM Wier,
Thso A Hale, VIM Pennison,
Mike Mccarthy Frank Seeley,,,
Jas Campbell, George Birdsallr
7 Adams, VIM Morrison
JMWalker, Louis LaPage,
Chas S Chsmpney. II Feusirr'
George Vosburg, H Harmon,
George Downey, Jas Malone,
Andrew Peasley, r Macintosh,
Jas McBurney, John Iully,
w Hemingway, WIN VI Gillespie,
Richard Paddock, Rufus E Arick,
w p Wheeler, Aleck Harmed,
Ben Lackey, ] E "mith,
Lib Hastings, Jas Conroy,
Fred Hart, A HirRchmRn,
rs Smith, WIN Atkinson
Tip Orndorf, Jas Brown,
Joe Clark, SD Wright,
&c harrington, W HammonS'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-02

ANALeAN.-yan Wyck s Co., have to-
day received s0S2 ounces Of amalgam for
assay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-02

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO The GOLD HILL DAILY NEW
DATES TO YESTERDAY,
PENNSYL WANNA ALL RIGHT

Emancipation In MaryIand-Cha.e
Of the Tailahassee-Sherm will
hold administrator to be Cher
Ju.iice-Blair Secretary Of War.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. 3l.-The off.
cial returns of the soldiers vote
at the Secretary's Office to =. .e'el.eu
up as follows: Unic- TINS uate' 'oo'
cratic, 5,232-Ur' IA, lISss; Demo-
New Yo- -.Ion majority 1866.
cisl di. sK. Oct. 3l.-The Posts spe-
i .>patch says, that some shareholders
ii lower Maryland are holding their
slaves to try the question of Emancipa-
ton in the courts.
New YORK, Oct. 3l.-A vessel which
arrived here, reports speaking on Thurs
day last, Oct. 9th, the gunboat Mobile
in chase of the pirate Tallahassee. An
other vessel reports that the United States
Steamer Ticonderoga, visited the British
West India Island of Grenada, Oct. %,
for supply of coal. The authorities
would not let her have it, and ordered her
to leave port.
New Work, Nov. 1.-The last advices
the Government had from Sherman, were
to the effect that he should hold Atlanta
in spite of any attempt of the rebels to
dislodge him. 1t is stated positively,
that Stanton is to be chief Justice and
Mr.. Blair Secretary of War.
Later from the Army of the James
Troops Captured on Both Sides.
The Iri5mne's army Of the James cor
respondent says: Only three or four
hundred of Cullen's S Fairchild's brigades
were captured in the charge on the rebel
works October 9th.
New YORK, November l.-Accounts
in the Richmond papers of the fighting
south of Petersburg, says that General
Wade Hampton lost one son killed and
one wounded, and admit, loss of 400
prisoners. General bearing, reported
killed, is unhurt.