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CongratuIatory Order from Gen. Gust.

Congrhtulatory Order from Gen. Custer.
The following congratulatory order has becp
issued by Gen. Custer TO the men and of,irers
of the ID division of the cavalry corps The
praise given has been fairly won hv tho hra.
very, courage, and determination Of The dIvis.
ion in the recent enravements in tho V.,,ar.
HEApaUARrERs THIRD DIVISION,
CAVALRY CoRPs, NJ NJ D.,
So,1i,,, =, H., rLi,d c,,,,,, october 81, 1857
with pride and uratiGc.t Sonr oou,,
,D ~. dp.aI SouI command
iiant achievemc1ts oF ,ho ~. ~ SpoI your ofi-
ON The mn Of the nrssan, mon,h 80
vastly superor force of the enevs SS Osasis,
strongly nosted with artiIlcrv in n4sJ,So, ,
commanded by that famons g ssTior ~ Shu ,ha
Valley. % Rosscr. VI 'n'
| Notwithstandinp tho cpemv,s srro,,or,,,, i.
| numbers and position, Won Jrove hin tH:rt1 ~ !
miles canturInV his srtiIerv~s,Y rana. ~, ny
also, his entire train of wagons and smhn,.nca.
and a large number of prIsoners' Arain dnrins,
the memorable engagement Of Tho f0Ib ins,.n,
your conduct tbrongbout was snbImsIv hornIo'
and without a parallel In the annals Of waTfsre
| In The early mari OF Tho dsv ,bar aSa.",a u
defeat seemed to threaten onr noble srmv rnnn
| all sides, your calm and determined bsaTina
while exposed 10 a terrible Are from the ensmn5s
guns, added not little TO restore conH denee to
that portion of our army already broksn snS
driven back on the right
Afterwards, rapidly transferred from the right
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The Campaign In Pennsyivanis.

PHhADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-The Union League
Hall was again crammed to overlooking this
evening. Great speeches were made by Hon.
o. A. Phelps, Of Massachusetts,, and Hon. r.
II. Torbert, OF Maryland. Col. Stockett Mat
thews, of Maryland, will speak at the Academy
Of Music on Thursday evening, under the aus
pices Of the Union League. Hon. j. Clemens,
Of Alabama, late Senator from that State, will
speak on the same evening at Union League
Hall. Look out for tremendous results In favor
Of Lincoln, johnson and Union next Tuesday.
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New York Stock List.
By the Peoples Telegraph Lines,
Omoes-6li Ninth street and corner Pennsylyania
avenue and sixth Atraei
LOCAL NEWS.


The DRAFT.-The Board of Enrolment dis
First Sub.DisiTict-John BoyIe. furnished .ub-
Second Sub b-Disirio.-WlIliam A. Knox, furnished
substitute.
Fourth Sub Diarict.-J0hn A. Sommers, ever age;
Thomas L. Hume, furnished substitute; James T.,
Young, do.
rim Sub-DiaTici.-RiohArd Thomas, accented;
John Girvin. erroneous eng Olment.
SepeHm Sub Hb-DiSiriCt-Willam 7. Jones' furnished
aubhtitutei Philip b. Vernon, dol Albert Brooks,
do GustAvus BuhleT, accepted.
nished sp0stitutei Jerry Corwin, alien.
,,i,.g n.sgW suoI,DnIItt-E busey, physical difA-
oiIiyi ,itSe m,ghaei tnm, unueI age.
III H. 70 me aDove, two were accepted and
thelE time extended Tor a lew days.
y BIDS TOR FLouE'-Capt. Green, Assistant
S ~: - was engaged To-day In opening the BIDS lOr
t, 1oUeo OAfreis Oh nour' The following were Ae'
eepteu' ~ an .o.
Evan Lyons, 800 barrels ~ Sl2.e0i 800 l2t.
Rosa hay Bro ,Ooo barrels h SIS ~ 600
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
ADJurANr GENERALS OFFICE, }
WAsHIHeroE, d. C., October 81, 1884.
The following oftesrs, having been reported at
the headquarters Of the army for the offences here
matter specified, hereby notified that they will
unless, within fifteen days from this date, they
appear before the military commission in session
Caldwell, United States volunteers, Is president,
and make satisfactory defence to the charges
against themi
Absence tpiLhom ledpe.
Captain Martin H. MeChesney, Cd New York
Mounted Rifes.
First Lieutenant William r. Mcnamara, 69th
PennsylvAniA volunteers.
Second Lieutenant John C. TAggart, osth Penn
BylvAnia volunteers.
DiSobedienee Of orders and absence iviihom iGapc.
Captain Theodore Conkey, I'D Wisconsin cav
airy,
Forging eRlSfasni papers and iHduciHJ men 10 desert
First Lieutenant Joel NJ. Straight, SSth WiIcon-
sin volunteers. e. d. TOWNSEND,
oo3I Assistant AdutAnt General.
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tFor the NsiIonsl Republican, j
MY MARYIANn-

w AhN ushNDs
Thy star 10 shining bright and strong, =
Maryland!
To-day 'hsmelody otsePg, -. a
Msryiandi q T. l. IN
From unehai ed ps Of those whose wrcnS
Reaches 70 Heayen loud and long
Droken the fst,er, gone the thong,
Maryland my Maryland!
November nrst, of six,y-.our,
- Msryl.ndl
Freedom e proclaimed fotevermotei
Lila. MayiaHdl
Thy sons have said II shall be so,
And tlayefy's curse thAll never ore
foiiute Thy soii, oppresS thy poor,
Maryland! my Maryland!
God hess thee siways In the right,
Maryland
Thou srt now b. auteous In my sight
Maryland!
Justice and Truth have conquered might,
And Fresdom's clear and holy light
On thee 10 shining, strong and bright,
Maryland! my Maryland
wAsnNGroN, D. C, tuesday, Nov. I, 1854.
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Convention or the war Democracy.

New YoRK, Nov. 1.-The war Democracy
met here In convention to-day, and organized,
choosing Jas. Morrell, Of Pennsy sylvania, Presl,
dent, and one vice president from each State.
series OF resolutions were adopted in favor
Of the suppression of tho rebellion.
A national committee was appointed, of
which Hon. z. c. Bailey, Of Massachusetts,, is
chairman.
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A Raid on the Coast of Maine Ths
Raiders Rspulsed. .. .

BosTos, Nov. "A dispatch from Augusta,
Maine, states that an attempt was made Mon
day evening TO surprise the water battery at
Castine by raiding party from the land side.
The sentinel was fred upon, but the garrison
rallied and drove the attacking party of.
They escaped by boats, after exchanging q
numbor Of shots. One Of the raiders, It is
supposed, was wounded. None Of the garrison
were hurt, but some Of the bullets came very
near some of them. Castine is defended by
two new earthworks, mounting FIVE guns each.
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"F WE HOLD OUR OWN AND PRE-
vENI FURTHhR MILITARY SUCCESSES
ON THE PART OF OUR FOES. THERE Ts
IvERY PROSPECT THAT MoCLELLAN
WILL BE ELECTED, AND his ELECTION
UPON THE CHICAGO PLATFORM MUST
LEAD TO PEACE AND OUR INDEPEN.
DENCE."-Chdrleston Mercury.
OUR SUCCESS IN BATTLE INsUREs
THE SUCCESS OF MCCLELLAN. OUR
FA FAii uRE WILL INEVITABLY LEAD TO
Hlb EAT."-C Chdrl.ston Courier,
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A YOUNG NAVAL HERO IN TOWN,

Lieut.. W. b. Gushing, who, In command o.
Picket Launch No. I, destroyed the formidabl,
iron clad ram Albemarle. lying at Plymouth
North Carolina, arrived in town to-day and re
ported to the Secretary OF the Navy. He is
young man, about the age Of Gen. Custer, ant
resembles him In size and complexion enough
| 10 be his brother.
During the rebellion he has run moro hair.
breadth escapes, probably, than any other mar
In tho naval service. Ho was cordially re-
ceivod by the Secretary of the Navy and As,
sistant Secretary Fox, and congratulated on
his success in destroying "thc terror of the
Mbemarle Sound"
lie was selected some time ago rs DC man
to destroy that vessel. Several distinguished
naval officers, while they applauded his cour-
age, feared that he was too headstrong and
"too much Of daredevil" to have the stead
lness OF nerve necessary to accomplish the
result desired.
Notwithstanding the opinion OF those Off.
GERS, however, Admiral Porter, at the sugges-
tion Of Assistant Secretary Fox, selected Lieu
tenant Gushing, and gave him his choice of
the kind Of craft or boat he would employ in
the special service upon which he was detailed.
He selected "Plcket Launch No. - not BY
any means the best In the service, and started
upon his hazardous errand, the result of which
is detailed elsewhere, in Lieutenant Cushlng's
interesting official report.
The explosion Of the torpedo not only de-
stroyed the Albemarle, but also sunk the launch,
containing Lieut.. Gushing and thirteen men,
none Of whom escaped, as far as known, c1-
cept the Lieutenant and one man. They were
all thrown into the water.
Tho large body of water thrown up by the
explosion Immediately filled the launch and
sunk ii.
Lieut.. Gushing is satisfied that a large num-
bcr Of lives must have been destroyed In the
blowing up of the Albcmsrle, as her guns were
all manned.
Besides discharGlng his torpedo, he pre-
yiously paid his compliments TO the rebel gun
ners on the Albomarle and on the wharf
where she lay with a shower of grape and
canister.
The Secretary OF the Navy will recommend
to Congress vote Of thanks to Lieut.. Gushing,
and that he bo promoted one grade, To be a
Lieutenant Commander. He will be immedi-
ately placed In command of one of our first
class punboats
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M WILLIAM, IMPORTER
SO Penn. ave-, wash

$50 Penn. ave-, wash s., Cite TreviIe,
inBton, d. c. Paris.
IL receiving new goods by almost every steamer,
and has always large stock of the finest and moIt
fashion able goods on hand. His stock is composed
OF LAdieA and Chlldren'e CloAks, LADIES UndeTgaT.
ments, Lace Goods, large and line seleo Ion of
Mnlinerv Goods, AZ Bonnets Hats, Flowers,
Feathers, silks, Grapes, VelvetS, Ribbons, etc.,
Drsss aud Cloak Trimmings, Velvet Ribbons,
Netts, Fancy Combs, PerfumeFy from the cele-
brAted House DsmATson, ChstelAt n CO., Pals.
NJ WILLIAM being the only merchant In this
city who lmports goods, goes Ior selections NM
sef to Eu ope, and has his Agent Tssiding Ia Paris
who IendB him Nouveautes as soon AH they make
their appearance, 10 therefore prepared 10 please
the mOat fRslldious tastes, Ao9 3N
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New YORK, Nov. 2.--The steamer Eagle,
from Havana on tho 2Sth of October, has ar
rived. She brings City Of Mexico dates to the
18th ult, and Vera Cruz to the 23d. They
contain little OF interest.
The reported occupation Of Mstamoras by
Mejla and the adhesion to the empire by Cor
tinas is confirmed.
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FoRTREss MONROE, Nov. 1.-The Sag Of
truce steamer New York, Capt. Chisholm, left
this morning for Aiken's Landing, In charge
Of Col. Mulford, with the intention OF complet-
ing arrangements for the exchange of prisoners
Of war In Savannah, Ga.
About 500 soldiers, wounded on Thursdays
fight, have arrived at Hampton and Portsmouth
hospitals.
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GOLDEN SENTENCES,

~THr CRISIS WHICH THREATENED TC
DIVIDE THE FRIENDS OF THE UNION is
PAsT.n
~ SHALL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY ANY
PERSON WHo rs FREE BY The TERM: Oh
THE PROCLAMATION, OR BY ANY ACT OF
CONGRESS-"
PROCLAIM FULL PARDON TO ALI. WHO
soLEMNLY SWEAR TO HENCEFoRTB PAITB
FULLY SUPPORT, PROTECT, AND DRFFNr
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATE,
AND THE UNION OF THE STATES THERE
UNDER"
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WISH ALL MEN TO BE FREE.-ApRA.
Ham LucoLH- Wasaiagton, Oct. 10, 1854,
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NEW York, Nov. 2.--The steamship Persia
from Liverpool on the 22d and Queenstown on
the 22d, has arrived. '|fr
The steamer Virginia arrived out on the s9d
ultimo. .faIpt1
The news by the Persia is unimportant.
The commercial depression is unabated, but
funds arc frmer. ..
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The steamer Dictator, with the mails and
passengers from City Point, arrived at the
Sixth strest wharf this morning. Passengers
who came up on the Dictator report that no
news Of importance was at City Point when the
steamer left-
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From Port Royal A blockade Runner
HnnL

New YoRK, Nov. 1.-The steamer Fulton,
from Port Royal on the 29th ult., has arrived.
The blockade. runner Flamingo, from Nassau,
was sunk on the 81, near the mouth of Charles
ton harbor, by our Morris Island batteries.
Thereseemcd to be prospect OF exchanging
all sick and wounded soldiers on both sides.
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EXEMPT FROM DIsMIssAL.-The followlp.
officers have been declared by order of the War
Department as exempt from dismissal from the
army First Lieut.. W. +, McNamara, Goth Pa.
volunteers; Second Lieut., J. c. Taggart, GOth
Pa. volunteers
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Union Majority in Penn.yIv.n,..

HARRISBURG, Nov. 2.-Thc official vote Of
lorty-onc counties has been received at the
socretary's Office, The following is the asgre.
gate, including soldiers vote: Union, 100, ,737;
Democratic, 17G,699; Union majority, IA ,O39.
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
ANDRE e w JOB SON,
OF TENNEssKE.

NoTcn.-7h Daily National Rspuoliean Is
VOC Jnr,ished By carriers 10 Subscribers in Ris
dp and Georgetown at Jytv;dSs cents per month.
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Gen Lees on,eiai iReport-additions al De
tail ofthe Fighting List OF Captures

Gen Lees OfilciaI Re -Addition. Al DE.
.sn ofthe Fighting List OF Captured
From the Richmond Euquirer, Oct. 2s1
Con Lee sent the following TO the War onIce
on Thursday night;
HRADoUARTERs ARMv NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
Hon. James A. seddon, Secretary OF War; The
movement Of the enemy against our left TO-DAY
was ropulsed. Two attacks upon our linee
were made-one between the Henrico Poor
House and Charles City road the other on the
Williamsburg road. Several hundred prison.
ers and four stands OF colors were captured.
Our loss very slight.
On the Southside the enemy crossed Rowanty
creek, below Burgess Mill, and forced back
the cavalry In the afternoon. Gen. Heth at
tackled, and at first drove them; but found them
In too strong force. Afterwards the enemy at
tackled and we're repulsed. They stlll hold the
| plank road at Burgess Mill. Heth took some
colors and prisoners.
On the 25th Col. Mosby, near Bunker Hill.
| captured Brig. Gen. Dufile and several other
prisoners, number OF horses, and Killed n
number Of the enemy. He sustained no loss.
II. Z. LEE.
The Yankee troops principally engaged in
the movement on Thursday, below Richmond,
belonged to the 18th corps; those engaged on
the south side were the ID, 9th, and part of the
5th.
ANOTHER DISPATCH PROM GENERAL LEE,
The following official report was received
from Gen. Lee last night:
HEADQUARTERS Army NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
Oct. %, 1s64.-Hon. James A. seddon, sccre.
taly Of War: Gen. A. ?. Hill reports that the
attack OF Gen. Heth upon the enemy upon the
Boydton plank road, mentioned In my dispatch
| last evening, was made by three brigades under
Gen. Malone In front, and Gen. Hampton in
| the rear.
Mahore captured four hundred prisloners.
l three atRnha n anA atv ntn .F
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That every copperhead and traitor in the
country Is in favor of the election of George
Mcclellan and opposed 70 Abraham Lincoln!
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The Charleston Mercury FeIicitatInR the
South upon the AdyantaE sA of an Ar
mlstige.

New YORK, Nov. 1.-Adviccs of tho Goth
ult., from New Berno, n. e., arc received.
Lieut.. Brown, Of the Commissary Department
OF New Berne, has arrived, and reports the fc-
yer considerably abated. Sanitary regulations
are being enforced, which it is hoped will be
efiectual In preventing further the ravages OF
the fever. A white frost had occurred, which
had salutary effect. The fever Is represented
as being OF the most malignant character,
yielding very little to medical remedies.
The Charleston Mercury says that President
Davis, who has been opposed TO making any
concessions whatever with the enemy, has been
nndlty prevailed HVon 10 grant an drmiStics 10 the
North, provided Is solicited ~ respectful man
,erI This proposed armistice, If granted, says
the Mercury, "raisss me blochd3e by land and
sea, Uhieh pN enable our people 10 lay in a ,rqe
amount Of supplies. The deseIters from our
service will then be glad TO return In order to
receive their pay and an honorable discharge,
which will give us an additional force of two
hundred thousand veterans. Then, If hostill.
ties are resumed, we are sure Of success.
Therefore zoe lose noihing 6y this experiment Of ne
Yankees, Tho haze ope'ly confessed that they are
vhiPped, 6y procLdinbp0 The wdr on Mer part a
IdHure.o
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Second Edition
-FOUR o'ofook. R.M.
MAJOR GENERAL BUTLEB,

This distinguished officer, accompanied by a
portion Of his staG, arrived at Seventh street
wharf this morning, in his private dispatch
steam yacht, making the trip from Fortress
Monroe 70 Washington in eleven hours. He
has had an interview with the President, Bee.
rotary Of War, and Secretary of the Navy, and
leaves for the front this afternoon. The Gene.
raj is IN fine health and spirits.
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n Diseases OF the Nervous, Seminal,
Urinary and Sexual systems-new and reliable
neatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD ASsoCIA.
TI0N-sent BY mail In sealed letter envelopes,
free Of charge. Address, DR.. J. sKILLIN HOu6H
TON, Howard Association, No. South Ninth
street, Philadelphia. Pa. moS-iy
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Bowie, iudioted on the same charge, nOic pro''suf
Xan Collins, eharsedwith commiitlns an a,,.uit
and battery, was con nticted
The csse Of Chss. Steward, charged with larceny,
was continued. - b. ...
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ss- First wsrd.-The subscribsrs 10 the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, In the FIRST Ward, who
saye been neglected by former carriers, aud who
desire to continue, will please leave their orders
AZ the Book and Periodical store OF EDWARD
ssve6tsentS and Eisbteenth streets, and they will
be served promptly and regularly. noyotf
n HoI For oiesboro,-- The Lincoin end
Johnson CLUB, having accepted the invitation
% be pressnt ~ tho Mass Meeting ~ Giesboro,
THIS Wednesday EVENING, will meet At Union
Headquarters, atsk o'oloct, for that purpose
nov2-lt L. CLEPHANE, President.
.G1 aeerg.town, ID. o., October 81, 1905.
steamer baltimore has arrived from New York,
and 10 now diasharEing at the foot OF High street
Conslgnees will please attend 10 the renewal OF
their goods AZ once. This steamer sails for New
fors on THURSDAY, Noyember ., At 8 a. m.
oosl-n MORGAN RHINEHhRT.
ss- The East washington Iancoln and
Johnson Club will hold q regular meeting EVERY
TUESDAY EVENING, at Odd Fellows Hall, at
o'clock. All true lovers OF the Union favora-
ole 70 the election Of Lincoln and johnson arc in
vited to unite with the Club
Jas. c. DULIs, Secretary. seaItf
~ short-Hand writer-Any Per.on
requiring the services OF an experienced short
hand Writer In preparing important papers, may
hear Of one BY applying In the Editorial room Of
this offiee. se2T.tf
n Religious notiee.-The Capitol HiII
Presbyterian Church meets temporarily for pub
10 worship osoh SABBATH loom menoiug with
the 18th inst.,) y in the room Of the House Commit
tee OF Post ofioes and Post Poads Capitol,) at II
o'clock, q. m. Presohing by the Pastor, Rev. John
10 Eatrsnos by the east and west doors Of the
south wing.
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NASHVILLE, Oct. 3l.-Unlon men from the
South, and dcserters, uniformly declare that
the late rebel movements In Virginia, Georgia
Tennessee and Missouri is q bold stroke OF
| Southern leaders to defeat the Union party at
the Presidential election. No doubt exists
whatever as to the reliability Of these state.
ments.
Direct communication with Atlanta by rail
Is open and secure, although there are swarms
of guerrillas between the Etowah river and Big
Shanty.
A telegram from Gen. Gillem, this morning
represents his last fight as brilliant in the ex-
treme.
The entire rebel force was scattered. MANY
officers, full battery, and one extra gun were
captured. Gen. Vaughn, commanding the
rebels, was severely wounded In two places,
and secreted somewhere In Greene county.
A later dispatch from Gillem says he is still
picking up prisoners. He has buried seventy
rebels. His entire loss In both fights was eight
killed and twenty-six wounded.
Guerrillas are exceedingly troublesome on
the Cumberland river and Northwestern rail-
road.
FROM CHATTANOOGA.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 3l.-Thc remains of
division, 18th corps, left here to-day In charge
of his adJutsnt general.
PROM CAIRO.
CAIRO, Oct 3l.-Admiral Lee arrived here
this evening, and went to Mound City. -Four
hundred and sixty-five bales of cotton arrived
to-day, mostly for Cincinnati.
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4
| CAIRO, Nov. 1.-Forty -one rebel prisoners,
Including number Of officers, arrived from
| below to-day, and were sent 10 Chicago.
The steamer captured and burned by the
rebels at Fort Herman, on the Tennessee river
on Saturday, was the Mazepps. She was new
t40, 600.
Most Of the clothing and blankets were taken
10 Fort Herman before the boat was burned.
The FIRE nom gunboat prevented the rebels
from removing all the stores and forage from
the river bank.
The fort was shtllcd by the sunboat two
hours, eliciting no reply, aud then sent party
ashore, who burned the forage left by the rebels
on the bank OF the river.
A rebel force (Buford's command) had taken
possession Of Fort Herman the night previous
Their battery was masked on the bank, and
completely commanded the river in each dlrec-
tion.
The officers and crew of the Mazeppa es-
capped TO Pine Blun, except Capt. Pitti.
Squads OF Forests men, who passed through
Dresden, state that an engagement occurred
between a portion Of Forests force and Col.
Hatch last week, in which Forrest was routed
with loss OF arms, ammunition, baggage, and
many horses.
The locality Of the nght is not stated.
Buford, Chalmers, and Lyon, held consul
tation at faris, Tenn, on Friday last.
All OF Forests men, fufloughed or struggling
through the country, are ordered TO rendezvous
at jackson, Tenn.
Strong reinforcements of mounted infantry
have arrived at Paducah, which 1t is believed
have changed Forrcst's plan of operations. II
lie thought that Johnsonville will be the point
OF attack.
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~ Peoples sTslsgraph.-NswFirst Glars
LINES, direct 10 NEW YORK, BOSTON, and all
Important points. Washington ofiecs REPUB.
LIcAN BUILDING, 6ii Ninth street, twest ,ide,)
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street.
under National Hotel, and corner Fiftesnth and y
streets, opposite Treasury building.
CHARLES b. MOVES,
febis-tf Mnnafer wnshtnaton Distriot
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or THE ALpEMARLE
Detailed oaic,ai Hspor,,

.NoRTu ArtANffc souApRoH,)
Us FLAdsHIf MALyrnE,
HAMPTON foADs, November ,ise4.
spi fhave ths honor to tnsiose herewith, eopie.
of me reports o. Commsnder Msoomb, dated oct.
~, 1881, snd OF Lieut. Gushing, dated OCT so 1884
Of the destruction Of the rebel ram Aisom .re, Al
Plymouth, N. e., on the night Of Oct 2Ith, uitimo,
BY the steam torpedo launch, under command OF
Lieut. Cushing.
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CRIMINAL CoURT-Jiidgs Fisher. Joseph T.
stock6ridge, charged with larceny In three differ,
ent easeB, was sdludged not guilty in one, and In
the other % II, FrOiFQg. was entered.
In the cases nf George Plant and IsWIs Wind
hGlU indicted iOT assault and battery, Aud OF WIN
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wAsnNorox, D. C, tuesday, Nov. l, 1854. " d