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Important military Operations and
CAp1urea-A Aeraes OF Unlun Sue
Cf4He8.

lspccisl Dispatch to the Chicago Trihune.]
CAno, Saturday, Oct. Ii, 1e64.
Tic steamer City Of Alton has arrived With |
Memphis rspess Of the evening Of the 18th
Tbeir news is mescre.
The Ohio soldiers In the hospitals, and on
detached service at Memphis, voted on last
rhn,sdav In accordance with the Law and
1rsn1sl;nns The totai numbsr Of ,otes cast
was 1sa. Q: these there were 1es for Union
and twenty-one for Democratic candidates.
Union majority 147.
CA1Ro. SATURDAY. Oct l5,-The steamer
No,,,s ah1s from New Orleans. arrived Ills
evening with dates to the 9th. The D:.ks
contsins the following: Important intelil-
pence undcr data, Morpauxi Oct, 9Th,
go ,,,-tt,r,,ra ~ fmnort,nt newa 1ata,v
ssna pslsss ho4a ~ vnsa.t,ona % ssae ont
under command Of Col. ]: J. Guppyt "a Wis
-constn Vo1npfeers- inye returned.' Col.
eonsln Cn ~ so!u s,usst.s ~ 20, T"~,es - so.5
euppy "ss t,n sor.,:tss f nrthrss m .
ms 1o!cs, "nlsn eons.s.o y, ste =. p,Eaa e.ss
and march to wheEc The road forks Just back
~ +he a. Fnnc;.v1,,e. mad. leading tow1rds
ca,. ,..e s,a 40 o,hsr tovsrt1. woo3v,,,e
clinton ano tne o'uet .o""ea "o"''A'
alter = retatpipg With him IS
ir,sntfy and tms bo6y Of cayary and dis
patch them Ia the, two directions Indicated.
Gen. Lawler's plan was folio wed in every es-
one toWsrd Woodyille, and the other toward
n!tntnn. :: =:
The force On the Woodvillo road, after a
dax's msrch In thst direction. returned and
reported to Col. Gnppy thst none OF, tho
afrsr marching on Clinton. came back. aiicr
n.rirr .rvrre nF3rm,eh With 900 II the
enrms,s csysirv ont On tht, ro1d. Our men
,ct,1cd hsfara ihe enemy. Who Were in coual
| il not superior foree, and Ill OF t6em
threc ~ fnnr Wnnndcd. The cnemy'a loss ID
tnnnn.td a ~ ha cnn.iderahif. hnt Gould not
~ pscsrtsined. Coi. Guppy hrouxht back
| Win hirn Is febel soldiers prisoners. Tho
| object Of The expedition appoars to have
ma5 he considered. ~ reconnoIss4ncos ia
force, merely 10 detaFmine tho whereabouts
Of the enemy.
The forces sent from here on tho first Of
the month. under Col VIM: NEEDY, eoth
Morn,n's Ferry, on ia AtchafsiaTa Tos
TeheS forre thu hss constauuv bocn opsrat-
iue near theeo places and on ibis side Of the
bayou, hss bser, driven beyond Yellow Bay.
on Is Ateh.f.Ie1s sad II !. Gen
IsTlet's intention to Keep the rebels beyond
It for The future. >.
Yesterday tho rebel Lieut.. Kitchen, Adju-
tant al Fr7ue's battalion Of rangers and
hnshwhackeTs, came to our pickets, three
miltk from beadouaftars. with dag or truce
nnd a eoad OF twcnty, and returned the arms
and horses taken ffom our Safeguard not
| 70nv slnce. General LaWler, 1t Will tie rec
t9nS nM:c;ed fnrntshcd withYuncxampled kind.
n.ss ~ tfe nrrent reouest Of se7eFI parties,
ssfa,an.rdS f6frteen in all, to protect tlat
enn.ss ~ certaIn cttixeua ityinr be.
iow Iw Ic,rsn,x near The liver. Ons safeguard
| ~" ttot.na - esrh honsA and yvss fur-
t.sta s.sth y hnrsa- esbrr aud pistols, He
W.s nrdsrsd 10 protect the house and It's Ia.
, 1864-10-16
SUNDAY, OCTOBER Is. 1864.

s1e, tu ,bey we1e Eot identified, Th. cu.
Rtnetr, fireman and through. baeeugemau
we're III Injured. Some e tho laatea lost al
thelr b,egses nd P4ql qa,3 Glin IT. I'd Acsex, VINO
litest ton.e. II should be restored to them,
Hr. boWeyer. rode oH and forgot 1t.
NAsuMofoN, Saturday, Oct. 15--1ngor-
nation bss Ieachtd here that yesterday offer
noon about 100 Of Whites gaerillas crossed
at ford Of the Potomac river, cir miles
show Ed -a1i's Ferry, AMI advArced to
Md s6nS Tas;c sas s@sse OF ss
are ntdItional reports, but which are not au.
ttenticsted, that earlier In tn: dsy other m.
crllln banda rtesed mar the Monocacy and
uoytd down the Rockville road.
, 1864-10-16
From MISSOURI AND Az.
KANSAS.
praec on tho afovo-Reporfed RepuIse
or our CavAlrY AdvanCe-Exc2&emen ent
in Knnsns-t3errnRun Murdered By
hebel8s

sr. LOUIS, Oct 15.-Price's rear guard LEFT
BoonvIlle n}e nt htforc last, marching toward
Lexington. Our cavalry advance, under
General ssnborn, Is said to have been repnls-
Sa sas 4 !. kas sseo .epoPtsd It ssd. md On te
Grss excitement exists In KAnsas. The
Karsas militia have bsrn called out to rcpcl
the INVASION ..-.
B,rdge Puamsn and thirty Germans were
comfy. On the 18th, BY rebels under Poole,
TODD nnd Thx{ikIll.
, 1864-10-16

wAsu1sa7os, Oct Accounts from the
that ri IL cn1tt along the linss, with tho a.
cent,nn Of oecasioual picket drug.
:. sec1etsry Fessenden and ather prominent
.pe1tonsges have leit "ssh'ngtoas for tie
he remains Of Chief 1ust!ce fancy were
aeeenpaniea to tns a r,'se.a es11,t tsaln ey
fhe Cabinet.- The body will be conIeyed d
Fttde1ick, Nd, for snte1usqt. -.
, 1864-10-16
FROM EUROPE.
F< atponement oftne Grc1t Pfaxe Fight
-Coumerclal Intelligence.

HALIFAX, Oct 15-The Hecla. from Liver
nooi 4th nd Queenstown 5tb, arrived yester-'
das morning. Commercial news mainly an
ttipatsd.
don ffat tha II fioht is put of for the present.
Cohnrn Tss On the teld, md WIS greeted
with Tremendous shouts ;by a immense
i i expected tb.t Ceoa.n m e,.ln the
t.. ss.1s. As9tafe tor b. The staks
% The i,ondou 1snxs sa5s: "The capture Of
Atlanta. snd tbe.vIctory Of Sheridan In the
Ysiley. renders the reelection Of Lincoln H.
most cfrtain."'
The financial preas%'1Se 0'S eontsa9g ~ England !: b.
into the Bank Of England Consols 8s1za
SS4 for money.
, 1864-10-16
Ql)tfaoo Gribnne.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1861.


Circulate the Documents.
Three weeks rsmstu for vigorous campaign
'choft-Irce weeks to roll up the Immense
majority which the world expects us to give
dor the union ticket-three weeks to decide
the tate Of the Republic. Circulate the doc
uncnts: We have psirted aud sold nearly
Two Hundred Thousand Of our
documrhts entitled:
J. Tho Convention Pamphtcs-6nyinGs
and DoinEs Of lhc Chicago Copper.
head Convention
2. 1s-ues OF tho Oampai=a-Shnll tho
North Tote for u Rsl-uulon PeAce7
The demand for these documents continues
unabsted. Send In youe orders. We for.
ward them By express q. Two DoL1Ans PER
3ff,rrrr1
, 1864-10-16

L yorrE IN whe hA% had Gou1e axp.ftenoe In .u1.
DoR ttvnM plfnttf pftt1t9 ian he1r OF l1.ustt0n
t. wc1k uHoer inttzuettoa pY sadrestrE q. Box
1s40, CoicIEu, IL or.6 p7i9 st.ott
, 1864-10-16

NEW YonK, Oct. 15.-Thc gold market
moysment Rumors Gre freely circulated to
support the market. a. prominent short
operator failcd this mornisg, making the
third failure in two days among gold deal
era. PRICE opened this morning 318 aud sub
sequent1Y advanced to go; closing st al5l<.
, 1864-10-16
The Bills for Next Year.

WASHINGTON, Saturday, Oct IS The See.
retary Ut War hss gone to CITY Point, takio,,
r. GsEers1, and the Surgeon General, to con.
fer With Gen. Grant uton the war estim a.ea
for the ensuing year. 1t la believed tt. b.
the transfer ot the seat Of war to the cotton
States, a considerable reduction may b.
msde, especially In the forage and subsist
ence departments.
, 1864-10-16

WAsn1SaToN, Saturday, Oct. 15.--The Sec.
reta.y OF the Treasury tn-day awarded the
new loan. and accepted all btda above 3l.100
premium, aud about GO per centum OF tue
amount bid at that B.ure, to make up the
k4n nG0 nm
, 1864-10-16
DEPOT QUARTERA1ASTER's

nEPOT QUAhIl5RMA1rEK'5
frokosaIs Eos a,,s ~; s.ePo;; IN IN
daT et October Il u oe1:es. nocn q tas: ~ foE
Hotptsli and for such atcces. eud o1ce1 - maj %
el ited ~ fto. IN city a. Chioaxc- nh4 ~ o.
The 9s.h das cf November. 1851
bil Wcod IN b. o. rood ssund MerehAaeae!e
1frfotv. Beach ox heple body Nlod IguEd or
crcoltd NNbs It Ieetasl ana dd3tVefeos nl11a: aua
n 1tJ TOR lptpeEtt At inca e9 places euA in tuch
ousnitt1t1 a ea2 bt required EAth cord contain
i39Nup;c feet subject III s1xtd inspection " dhly
eppols ted asea. for thar p1tposa
zach bid utI be fu du7l!ca' e. and tetoopxfNd
nT tue Vfttten zuAnIntt OF 1t EAaE fEo kaoNa q
Te.pont1sle p<,lors oDit3,sfnx ihe@.evea to saSer
t1to eoRtA With tAa oIupetsr snoua ~ oto e e.
csptea should proposals sna aEst1ntss e % IN tne
fQ:nn prescribed. tod Whteh tAu d " AppA'
czttoa 10 &ni4 ot0ke ~ ,.4
p.ssss.i: =: ;snfi; thsr acceptance OF a'tt hid
II R 81 Mose hde tscm ,ne pAstJ viii eesu,s
+b1s .els ftinn IL iii Iutn bltt
Ali tnf1gr ii BIDS wl % seJtcteds ths uadefskaek
apo ressTrnx &hs right 10 :etscs my Ii
EtEent4 Viii b made = on blT uctn the pteKnta
tton Of rsntlt!on cert dcs:es accoupA.1ea hY Ii.
Ysraipf ol Tho .kce1v11E officer n ch:cka p4T&els
Certificates II not bsaEn 4 or tZ 1ucs toata Is a
pe en faad sp ,iic .r1e fuE .has parDeaE.
sEd eado.itd "fs9rosala tee - I'd d5eei.
y III eas rsssiss a c.: asd p.pa: 6as1sesns;ss1.
, 1864-10-16

CHATTANOOGA, Saturday, Oct. Es-Ma)or
General Schofeld arrived here to-day and g.
snmed the general direction Of Affairs II dna
ene,ny arc reported in forco at Dalton. Col
Jnhnsou. 44th U1ited States colofed, WAS
mskIur DIT 1mined defense. Chstta9eoga
u stro1gl5 fortified azd Amply supplied @1.n
, 1864-10-16
NEE MTLArD ELECTION.
Vote OF Baltimore far Mayor and on
the New Constitution.


Tofal. ......f133i 8sH 8dU 20
Majority {pf Chhpmt0 .s.sY0
NxiorftY for Consultation 7od1
, 1864-10-16
Hon. John Weut1Yortha at Rock
EA10ud.

ROCK ISLAND, III, Saturday, Utt. u :
Hon. John Wentworth addressed an In
mepse crowd Of the sitlzens Of Davenport
and Rock 1sland, In the Public Square, itst
night He eopg1atqiatea the RssPss qRe1 tRe9
looked upon the battles in front o. the cleo
lions In the rear. Constitutional liberty *as
gaming ground eyeryHheEe, not excepting
imopg thoee who had decided that the osock
man Bad no rlghta which. the white man "sa ,s.a
hound to respect. Judge fancy W. ~ psed Rss
scott decision reversed, and the principles
ef immutable juetlce affirmed, world 8lthoa'
, 1864-10-16

1sexults Of shefidnn's CampndGo.
A correspondent Of the New Yos'd !pors1,
with Gen. Sheridan d army, thus sums np
tbs net results of the late campaign 10 tue
val1e5-not including, however, tbs brilliant
Victory OF last Sunday:
nasone1s captured 1t Win chester, (welD -: 9.9O
Pstsoners apsared II Wlncheat1s, txounded) 20U
PTl. ou+fn captured nj FIsnt1's Ulu ..:.... w
sises Ia beiots Tic Ssisc $500
Total prt.oners. ....................... 500
Car non captured 1t Winchester. ............ 8
Cal NOT captured At Flahos's An............ Fl
Total. :. ..,,,............., %
sna arms captured At Winchester ........ 5000
S1nxi arms captured as Flshef'e Hill -...... 1,l00
Total. ............-......... 7,1oo
M!n. ~ .................... ! as
Calttons captured At Winchester ............ Z
CAitsonA captured At Flshez's Ill.,. !
| ,,..;.......,,,,.,..,. IL
Numbers Of the rebel wounded. unenuue.
rated In the above estimate, arc distributed
in hospitals An d houses throughont the Val
, 1864-10-16

oh,rt 0.,,snn. ~ o,11< I. s.ol .o,o
4b.r IN aaos< 5ec7,n-a +no,t s.vsnnaa ~
o15s< ND c,oaad xrh..-., II ona,s5 49, A..
7,.tch,. renort tba tx,tura or .rotha- hs.g,
ro.~.,o. hs,n,. ~. sss ,r,.,1a tms s.S. '
Thc,~ T. 1oth,nr a,t-anr r-o,, c..a,,.
am, AZ n o,;o7 ,,,;,, No o.s.,a. -. 49,
c.-. 60. !. efr,,. ,s,"," ~
as-..,t.n.. s.s 49, 5. . 49, sAaoo - 10
80" fos', auo 80 lug We ma5 e1pecs
N-@,.' 4oA. wv '"A>e ~ ooAoe1 Aua eoppefneAo7
soose non lspost IN tae -. q. n con-
spnne, ae's.ops ens "ost astounding 1aets
teia'Hs " tue nssoouaoie "ofA'nss ot tols
9.4e4 e.Ts 1na AIuo'eo eoc'etes o'ssaaeeo nnoe1
u..' e."t Iss;. nss 1%o's 9,,'' .nsm 70 tne oemo.
A 41s - 1!ou VI .a1e city, 1n1
ets . uo". 40 Nv" uatmte7s' anu tas
hnrtal of the whole I,ac1, ~ traitors
49,. .,'-...n r"H f-A ~. -. "a4No4e.
WI u.ep-'eaea 4om eua''Auoo9A 1opost
tu1 wv" ~ 'oeo ~ Doa' ano oas 's"op'
anuaA s :. '.sv1oas os'eass' seo' enetmsn
- Gtose upon nooa" rear, anu VIC plso1ct
mll NIKE ~ ena oi tne 1eoel army ot deor-
s'a os'oie eno" "'es
Judge chton recent'y oo)ccsed through our
columns to our report Ct his Ottawa speech
49, 6- 80 .1s @'AA7A'eS
CHIEF when he first saw himse1f in glass,
but Ve fear the reelection in this instance Was
a correct one. We hare the name Of our In.
formRnt, and the Judge can have 1t, If he
needs tt, which he probably does Iot. We
fear, Judge, the " Abolition1sts will succeed
In aboliahiag s!.vers, and coutro} the couu-
t1y." For what your ttstn1s are likely to Go
about It, see the returns from Indiana,
Ohio. and Pennsylvania.
The Union meeting ut Morris, down In
Grundy, on Saturday vas a monster affair,
and probably one Of the largest political
gatherings ever known in the " est Fifteen
miles Of wagons laden With sturdy farmers
snd their blooming daughters came in and
helped to swell the crowd Of twenty-five
thoueand people. The elections In the three
Key States are having th.!r effect, and unless
other counties In this State are up md do
Ing, Grondy will carry way the banner on
the s,h OF November.
Our Cairo dispatch is full of interest and
shows that our forces at various points IN
, 1864-10-16
1ot1t.s s.....-.-..s--:.s:".:.
noarta OF ammunition captured At ftahtf's Q

Total. .....-........,..:-.:..
s1nsli arms captured II Ftehet's I'LL .......
, 1864-10-16

,6y a9ecession was not the event OF a
day." said Rbett OF South Carolina ''it has
becn matter nursed for thirty years." And
the bantlirg was sent North to Chicago for
adoption via Nassau and halifax, and IL now
at dry nurse In McClcllap's bosom.
, 1864-10-16

j. McGHATH would return htR sincere thaEkf
for tdt lire \, pa1pp 8xe he hA hhrtsoorn vs8
ana would A1Act Continuance Ct fAvoks ioE the DoN
nrn. oc3 t5xttAtnok
, 1864-10-16

troops enough TO mike = pFotsact.d and sue
ceseful defense. Sherman is chose On Hood's
rear, aud VII undoubtedly make It hornets
nest beloro ht1n.
, 1864-10-16

The Fcnnsylvan1a ELECTION.
R1p1EwAr, Pa +, Saturday, Oct. 15,-The
18th Congressional District, Elk county, {ot-
Hcial,) gives Bscier, Democrat. t94, and icho
field, Union, e00 majority for Blgier, 437-a
Democratic Esin Of 81
, 1864-10-16

~ The Sons of Liberty In Indiana last
week turned their Lodges into Mcclellan
Clubs! Are the Copperheads bsreft Of human.
lily 81 well as SENSE? Wont they leave their
unhappy candidate single spark oflifa.
, 1864-10-16

CLAI KsvIlLE, Tenn, Oct. 10, 1861
Editors Chicago Tribune:
At 4 vote taken By the members Of Battery
Il, I'd Illinois Light Artillery, tho following
was the result:
Mcclellan. ,...........,,. 81
, 1864-10-16

digham Last iall who had no inteuslo 1 to per-
manently abandon fhei, marty. Val. vaa ~
ennreme1v od,on, th,t Fhs- vat&d aoatn.t.
nm ss "uca ior TUG pa!oose o. pou'eotns
Inc 4eaoeis ior io1stlng Dim Oh .ne pity %
with the Intention OF defeating nim; 1o1s 1al
they are back In their tracks aoo supporting
ita ticket Besides this charEe' last ta1l al
the Republicans turned out ana voted. Tue
object was to carry the stato on the home
end mi tn snbm,t If tney lost the election
hr ths soldiers, vote. Th,s t.11. thons,ndsn
R.nnh,,cans ...,i,e that the stats vas .,fo
for The Unioo ticket peg,ect.d to attend the
,.o,1,. e1se the majority wou1d be tar larger.
A. tba 0ctoher c1rct;on In 1een rho pa,,h-
, 1864-10-16

NEw YonK, Oct. l5.-The HeroLFs coFres-
pc1 dent at MartinshurE, dated 14th, says:
Mosby made most audacious and snc:es4-
fol attack upon the westward bound exprtsa
train, about ten miles es5t Of this place, At o
place known as Quincy Siding, The engine
WAS thrown from the track, aud Two pay
masters and several other officers were cap
tured with over $2o0, 900 In government
u1ds. The passengers were robbed OF their
money ard 1aluahles, and the cara set on
fire, burning all the property aod two per
tore. whose names could not be ascersalned-
The engineer and fireman were badly scAld-
I'd, and their recovery is doubtful. The two
bodies bu1ntd may have been corpees In box
"a on their way home They were buried on
the spot. Ono .Nsa male. the otasz = 10.
, 1864-10-16

4 HeconnoIaanuco to the South Side
tkatirond-Lsb*b in the Secon0 <0fpa
Ia the l4Ee Advnuce South Of Psters.
hurE-Ge Hutler Aetalfates-Ihe
Aehcl& Throwing up Now Works
hear Richmond,
, 1864-10-16

Monster Union T1ectfug-A PFoc%Aatou
Of MGHhs ftftotn inllc& lunx-25.O0O
People Present.
, 1864-10-16
Especial Ditpsteh to the Western Press
New YoEx, satnrasJ, Oct. Is.
r1tN S1xREEta

The eMafkef&-I.Rtosx from Nur Aru11cA
--Muit.ry and Political intulllEense.
, 1864-10-16
= r A. B i r. ID.
Capt. 3. ", MORGAN.

Viii leave for 0ntnn3kna ma 1nteEmadists polta On
MONDAY kYdnth8. Oct. l7h.
For lEe1sh.Aut pAtitze apply on boafd or TO ? a:
HOVE, IA. Arect, OfEct end Dscs1, t1t: eAts ol
Hhsh ktf&tt H5ldzn. 6etE.4 81 fnat
, 1864-10-16

IN Il USI'
MISS ENEMA L1TTLE,

,he1ous hly actcmp taea teacher Ct tbs P1k1o Aod
GuitAs. vii give instruction to pup!la.
T1sxs-P1sno, IS, Guitar. 80. for y lassons.
UIhe bess OF city and Eastern fefe7tucea.
HKsTpENCE:
No, 93 NORTH WILLS STREHT.
, 1864-10-16

ID EAL EeTAT E. We oFo
LII auonk oihsr choies bargains In the
, 1864-10-16

mosby9a BAND Captures Re b. and
'R1rnn 4 Railroad TF1an-S2O0,O ,O0u
OF Govern men1 Funds RoilA into
Their Hands.
, 1864-10-16

Atu,
Caltepns captured at Winchester. r........,...
CAitsona captured At Flshez's HILL. .........
, 1864-10-16

L. -desirsbla Lodging Room - 1sat. a pMt or
Whole Of th; Fnr ilufe 10. sale. Adftss B,x iiS7.
Chicago Pplt Ofnca. ocl8 uE7 it
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-13
MAINE sENDs aRrErfNa.

We chronicle to-day another glorious Union
victory. Maine gives response to Atlanta
God save the Unionl To the Democratic
party, to-day, the wind is northeast, and on
its biting, chilling blast, bowling from Maine
forests, and green mountain-sides Of Vermont
may be heard fierce warning to the enemies
Of their country, that they will do well to heed
The warning tribes who struck hands at
Chicago barely too weeks ago have rued the
treaty, and now brandish tomahawk and
scalping-lSnile at each other with more savage
gesture than towards the foe they banded
together to conquer. on the other hand, the
friends of the Government and the Union are
falling into line and discarding all grievances
and disputes.
The trick of the Chicago Convention is be-
coming more transparent every day, and while
it fails TO entice those in whose sight the snare
was laid, It disgusts every American citizen
who loves his country and desires TO sustain
our national integrity.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-13
A NEW SHAME FOR OUR CITY.

A few weeks ago a vessel was seized and
detained at one of our wharves, when about
sailing to Halifax, which, next to Nassau, is
the most convenient port for blockade-run-
ners that our English friends can place at the
entire disposal of the Rebels. Upon this vessel
were two locomotives, which their builders,
Messrs. NORRIS & Son, asserted at the time
were intended for a railroad in New Bruins
wick. The well-knOwn sentiments of the
shippers, taken in connection with the fact
that the gauge of the suspected engines was
unsuited to any railroad in the region whither
they were Ostensibly bound, but exactly con-
formed TO the principal Southern railroads,
induced further investigation by the au-
thorties
Within few days we learn that the loco
iotives have been removed from the vessel
which apparently cOrrObOrates the we'll
grounded suspicious entertained at the time
OF their seizure. The master Of the vessel
and every one connected with her refuse to
furnish any information about the matter, and
it is thus far enyeloped in mystery.
We cannot refrain from congratulating the
authorities who acted so promptly and vigor-
ously In checkmating such disloyal and in
famous transaction. These locomotives would
have been as powerful instruments for the
destruction of our soldiers, had they reached
their destination, as if they were a shipment
Of guns or ammunition.
They would have been instantly brought
into service for the transportation Of troops
from one threatened point to another Of the
Rebel lines, and our brayes troops would
probably have found themselves confronted
by overwhelming numbers hurled against
them through the agency Of locomotives fur
nished by certain mechanics Of the loyal city
Of Philadelphia.
Since the seizure Of these locomotives
our files Of Havana papers report the
arrival there of the swift new steamer
Frances, from Philadelphia, which was i'm
mediately sold with her cargo on board, tc
run the blockade" This steamer, it is wei
known, was recently built at Wilmington
Delaware, for New York firm, and was
loaded by her owners with provisions, al
outside freight being refused. The whole
transaction wears look OF suspicion that
should either be confirmed or removed by the
authorities. New York merchants should not
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-13
.RegnrdIess of Expen.e.o

The best lesson in aesthetics | ever got (aud,
like most good lessons il fell from the lips Of no
regular professOr) was from an Irshman on the
day the Nymph Cochituate was formally intro
duced to the people Of Boston. made one with
other rustics in the streets, admirng the dlgni-
taries in coaches with as much Christian charity
as is consistent with an elbow in the pit of your
stomach and heel on that toe which is your
only inheritance from two excellent grandfathers
Among other allegorical phenomena, there
came along what should have called a hay cart
If had not known it was a triumphant car, filled
with shat fairest variety OF mortal grass which
with us is apt to spindle so soon into a somewhat
sapless womanhood. Thrty-odd Young maidens
in white gowns, with blue sashes and pink wreaths
of French Grape, represented the United States
(lOw shall we limit our number, by the way, if
ever Utah be admitted y The ship, the printing
press, even the wondrOus train Of express wagons,
and other solid bits of civic fantasy, had left my
HibCrnian neighbOr unmOved.
But this brought him down. Turning to me,
as the most appreciiIive public for the moment,
with face Of as much delight as if his head had
teon broken, he cried, "Now this is raiy beaut-
iu TOthally Regardless NV eXpnse" Me
thought my shirtslceved lecturer on the beluti-
full had hit at least one nail full on the head.
Noltaire but epgrammatized the same thought
when he said, "Le SUpertu, chose tres neceSSaire.
Prom LotcePs FiTeSide Travels.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-13

CERTIER.-On the 10th instant, of consumption Mrs.
ANNA r. wiIc OF George Certier Jr., aud dau ghter
the jeremiah Smith, aged n Ana the 9th
instant her daughter HELENE, aged 20 months.
The friends the family respectfully invited 20 at
tend the funeral, Wednesday afternoon at 4OclOck
Iom the residence OF her mother, Mrs. NJ. Smith, No.
1869 s. Tenth street
MOoRE.--On Sunday, the llth, THOMAS MOORE,
in the b6th year OF his age.
The funeral viii take place from the residence Of his
sOn-n.laW Geo W. Fettermanf No 1912 Green street,
his relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend
Wednesday, the lith instant, al r. VI.
REEL ON the llth instant Of wounds received at the
battle of Cold HarbOr, Captain HENRY y. REEL OF
Company l. One-hundred andeigh ty-eighth Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers.
neral from the residence OF his parents, Jacob b. and
Sarah Reel Fox Chase, Twenty third Ward on Wednes-
day the lth instant at 10 o'clock His military friends
are particularly invited 10 attend
sAGER:- on The morning Of the 18Th instant, MARGA-
RETTA, daughter Of the late Michael Sager.
Due notice Of the funeral will be given.
TRUCKa.-On Sunday afternoon, llth Instant Will
LIAM TRUCKS, In the aith year Of his
Ills relatives and iends Tespee fully invited 10 at
tend his funeral from his late residence No II n, Sc
vcnth street. Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock 10
proceed TO Woodlands Cemetery.
WORTHIHGTON.-On the 10Th instant, MARY NJ.
wife Of DR. Joshua a. Worhngon, and daughter OF the
late Thomas klinber.
Invited 10 attend funeral, Fourth day the ith In
stanL at 10 O'Clock A. ~, om the residence Of her hus
band near FfankiOrd, without mrther notice, Inter
ment at Friends Southwestern Burial Ground