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The concert entertainments promise to vie with the
theatres and opera this week In variety Al the Brook
IN Academy OF Music to morrow evening complmon.
tary concert 70 yong pidnis, Miss Blanche Carpenter
win DO given. The artists who contribute their talent
for tho occasion ought 70 be sufficiently attractive 70 rem
dor the occasion something more than more unsubsan-
tal compliment, for the list comprises among others
such names Gottschalk Mason, Adelaide Phillips and
signor colstu
Tho soldiers Harris Island are 70 bo treated 70
grand vocal and instrumental concert also to morrow
night which the band OF that post and several amateur
and professional artists viii participate.
Mrs. oNcil, who was 30 successful In her ballad con-
cert al Nblcs Saloon recently announces another cutter
,aioment for "wednesday evening at the place. she
win be assistsd. an bsfors NJ. Castle. the English
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CITY Intelifnence.

LADIES' FAIR IN ST. GAHRSL's-This fair, which has for
s object the completion OF the church in Thirty
seventh street, Second avenue, is stl In active
operation and promises to realize fully the expectations
It's jealous projectors 1t is held 10 the unfinished
ecclesiastical cdiGca which In itself great attraction;
for st. Gabrcs promises be OF the finest churches
In the city, and architectural ornament will be
unsurpassed by sny in that locality. It's lofty height,
spacious dimensions ard arched windows add mmeasur-
ably to tho striking effect OF the dr presented by
the tables With their brilliant array OF goods thrown out
full relief against gay background OF flags grace
fnlly disposed, the shifting glitter OF the articles
borne about by the pepstetc for chances
and the bustling animated. swaying crowd within We
have In any fsir aner selection better
depay of goods The tables not repettions OF each
variety the order Of the day. would bo useless TO
attempt describing the different articles exhi bton for
the Dare enumeration would take mp too much space
COMPRISING they do the useful and the ornamental OBJ.
,ecs OF vIru articles Of wearing apparel Gotta
ornaments, sewing machines. barrels OF -four, SO.
The object for which the fair gotten up has given
II ore parochia interest, and glad to per.
cove visible Increase IN the nightly number Of VISITORS
a Il Rves that the zeal and energy OF the
ladies' who have the matter Ia hand will DO rewarded
q complete success.
TIE CASE or COLONEL MADHoFT ELEVENTH REdNxn N
VS. n. Cit win be remembered that Colonel Maid.
hof commanding the Eleventh regiment National Guard,
was court maraed time since for dsobcdence OF
orders in not proceeding With his regiment Immediately
20 Washington under the last three months call for
militia. Tho court martial has nov sentenced Colonel
NAdhoI TO DO cashioIed and declares him incapactaed
for year from holding any once 10 the State militia
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Volunteers and Substitutes.
now THEY ooMB TO uEADQUARrBa5--fiLLJFa VI
THE RANKS HrC.

The election being ovcr and the result satisfactory 70
the majority and no peace possible until the rebels lay
down their arms new fo aud animation has been given
10 volunteering al tho supervisors Committee rooms.
indeed Supervisor Blunt finds his hands full, and the
Comptroller 10 necessarily active IN supplying the funds
II volunteering continues 10 Increase for few days a.
rapIdy as Il has during the past week toe committee
will soon roach thor old standard OF hundred per day.
And all this is done without tho least oor All TO
have learned NJ last the only safe and reliable place
tho ono where cheating dcrauding not aliowedis AZ
the headquarters OF the Supervisory Committed Conse
qucnty they look thore aud reoeive thor seoothr %
hundred from the county, cash 10 hand aud three huo
dred from tho general government Tho system adopted
by Chairman Blunt Of furnishing substitutes "a working
admirably, and large numbers Of those liable to be
drafted coming forward and depostns their ak bun
dred and atty dollars ami many Of these are furnished
with substitute before night II 10 again stated tns'
draft win be ordered and those persons are WIS.,
who are liable 10 be conscriptsd to provide snensevo'
now with subetituts while they arc plenty anu oo'
and sayo themselves also for three years from
Now then Is tho time Cor volunteering ana o' ''es
substitutes
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RICH m o NJ D.
Attempts Of the Rebels to
Pierce the Union Lines.
The AsSailants Quickly Driven to
Their Works,
d. &C.. &a
HrApQuARrFRs, AnAY Or rnH PoroyAc

HEADQUARTERS, ARMY Or TIE PGrogAc
Nov, II, 1863 (
On Wednesday evening, about O'Clock force u
the enemy discovered massing front of lla9
Fort Steadman when the guns or TIC fort olepod
fire, driving them to their works q seek shelter.
The rebel batteries replied br5ky os time but they
were soon silslced b. shells and moriars
force Of about hundred ana ATTY rebels shortly
afterwards made sorta from their lines and attempted
to penetrate ours but being met by salute from o9s
pickets long 10 finding their way blck ani put
ting themselves under cover.
lieutenant 10 tho Eighth New York heavy artillery
was fatally wounded yesterday when behind tho breast
works.
Asharpghooter watched chance to retaate, ard Ia
less than an hour rebel WIG appeared above theif
works afforded hm opportunity 70 d. In an io-
stant he fell pierced by ballet. AZ the enemy
determined 70 pursue the policy Or shooting At every
they ser, our forced % retaisto accordingly.
The pcseis IN front OF the second corps brsky
engaged most Of lest night ind the reports OF muskery
AZ times wes almost continuous.
fhis morning MI 10 quiet
he commissioners aud agents from Philadelphia, ar.
rested the charge OF Issuing incorrectly printed blanks
an tay hs.s, hays boon ordered to Washington for
animation by the Secretary OF War. They start hls
tlognlng.
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AFFAIRS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
The sequel or Lieutenant Cushtng's e Z
ploit-The Necapturo OF Plymouth, SO.

Tho scauei or Lieutenant Cushfng's Ex-
ploit-Tho Nccapturc OF Plymouth, So.
BALTIMORE, Nov. ~. 1854.
despatch dated Roanoke Island. November 2, ster
an account OF the destruction OF the rebel ram Abe
MARIE by the brave Lieutenant Gushing, writer gives
tho following particulars OF the recapture Of Plymouth,
N c. by our navy, the final result OF that bold OK.
ploit-
has been the OF relieving quite number OF good
loyal North Caronans from distress and starvation.
After this was DONE the fleet under Commander W II.
Macomb proceeded up tho Roanoke river within q short
distance OF the town. when she came 70 some oostruc.
TONS and aftor exchanging few shots, returned.
On sunday, the 30h ult. the feet proceeded 10 the
Roanoke river through Middle river, above the town.
and sholled Plymouth With telling effect.
On Monday morning Commander hacomb steamed
down tho river followed by the remainder Of his aee.,
and whIlo passing opposite tho town gave the rebels
sbe crane and caus,eto their hearts content Macomb
then landed about one hundred from bis ship, Ia
charge OF Lieutenant Dewer and Paymsster Sands AMI
thew i'm med teiy charged upon Fort Batsmau ard
rcd IT, capturing about forty prisoners
The rebels aadinghipgs rather severe, evacuated
the town Immediately. We captured forty pieces u
heavy and twelve pieces OF light artillery, together win
a largo quantity Of small arms.
Tho road leading out OF Plymouth, far ~ we havo
been was sire IN with mnskes, hsversacks, &c. show
ina that the rebels had made complete stampede
The whole garrison did not have stores enough 70 ass
them twenty hours In The engagements one q ao
rebel magazines blown up ~ cur guns, ana 'ne eh
pioson set Gre to the town. All the buildings on wafer
stroot were destroyed.
Tho town 10 held By our sunooa's' -"
land force commanded by Colonel "aro'Vp. 49, =
c.ss,a =. - 500 an act ard glory 70 Commander
Maooms for rOlIowusn up and relieving large portion
,s o' ssovo intelligence given US BY Lieutenant
,., - ~ second North Carolina Union Voian'
.srrs who n,. IN he town and !. thoroughly ''
saasd with ali tho incident, Of rs capture .,
"a prisoners, together with Paymasi Swami,
sounded In the shoulder. Masters Mate Wove'
W. Yao was also one OF The party. was killed.
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THE NEXT CONGRESS.
Tho Vote on the Consultations nj Amen d.
ment Abolishing slavery.

Tho speech Of Secretary Seward a. Washington on
Thursday evening shows that u ia tho Dissemination Of
the administration 10 the adoption by tho next
Congress- OF the amendment 10 tho constitution abolish
ing slavery In this country In view Of this fact the
precise republican majority, and tho names OF those
who 10 compose that body, VIII DO found
interesting wo give below the names OF tho present
Senator'S The torn OF Office or fourteen OF the present
Senators expires on tho sh OF next March, and their
places 10 DO filled by the legislatures Of their re
spective States this winter.
A FAR heard from tho Legislatures chosen this fall
win probably cleo, OF the Senators OF the present
Congress- or others OF tho predecton except
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Police intelligence.

DETERMINED AND DESPERATE nI0HwAYMsN-rHEY
ARE ARRESTED.
Al late hour Friday night Mr.. James L
Warner residing $40 Broadway, passing through
Bleeckor street, when two highwaymeu made savage
assault upon hi with the view securing such vaua
bles be had inhs possession. One Of the rascals,
coming up behind Mr.. Warner, dealt him heavy blow
the head Immediately after which The confederate
psalsd The blow which staggered Mr. Warner that he
came falling 10 The pavement. Recovering himself in
moment Mr.. Warner struggled fnanfully with both the
robbers and succeeding Ia discngaging himself from
them, whom he fed TO broadway followed by his assa
They there overlook him. when one OF them caught
sensible. When nearly oyerpowcred ono Of tho thieves
seized hold o his guard chain which was attached t0hs
doub deceased gold hunting watch In hs vest pocket
Securing the chap, tho fellows 1ed and while running
away the Fifteenth precinct police intercepted and
arrested them. The prisoners gave their nsos James
defendants the assaulted and attempted TO rob
him. Justice Ledwith committed them 10 prison for
trial, 10 default OF 81 500 ball each.
CHARGE or PASSING coUNrEnFErr MONEY.
Two meo, named DANIEL Casey and naniei Sullivan,
we're arrested, charged with passing poorly executed
Counterfeit. Is bill the bingham Bank, Of bingham
Massachusetts, 10 George Kuntx doing business at las
Leonard street, in payment for pound OF ssusages.
After taking the bill giving the prisoners thor change
Kuutz learned that They had previously offered the same
or similar b 70 Patrick Tobln Of lat Leonard street,
far two drinks which they bad ordered. At that time
Casey and sullivan said they had no other money but
searcnpr them after their arrest small amounts OF good
monev were found their possession. The accused par.
ties were taken before Justice Bowling and held for
4 animation.
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

CAIRO, H. Nov. H. 1894.
Advices from Paducah TO the 9th inst report that tlo
rebels have disappeared from this side OF Johnsonve
No part Of the rebel army or General Forrest be
loved to be the eide OF the river they having
gone Il Is thought TO Join General Hood.
General Schofeld with fifteen hundred troops had ar
rived at JohusonvIc and that place regarded as per
fectly secure.
The Tennessee river will soon be open again,
The tornado which passed over Washington county,
Illinois, the 9th mat, destroyed many buildings,
killed one person and wounded several others.
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The EvacuatIon and BurAing Of Allan
tn, &C., Denied.
A r K A NJ S A S
movements Of tho UnIon and Rsb

Movements OF the Unfon and Rebel
Forces.
nr FoRr SMfra, Ark, Nov. ii, 1854
General Price turned westward from Kaue Hn Ark,
the 4tE instant.
On the 6t General Thayer moved force up the north
side OF the river from here, for the Of attacking
Price; but, fearing that General Cooper would move
toward Fort Smith with q rebel force OF 1000 men, he
thought 1t best to return there
General Thayer can bold Fort Smith against Generals
Price and Cooper united, having plenty OF supplies,
artillery and ammunition.
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Iypprooy-- Steamer Africa CAT Bostonl-MY and Nre
Young Miss Upton and sister Mr. and Mrs Bunker Miss
BUNKER Mas Stnson Miss phlpson, Mrs Tuck and grand
Mr. Cook, Miss Adrch, Miss pcssnson Capt ehSscn
NJ Chambsrilp Mr. McTsvish Mr. Goodrich, Rogers,
Rogera Jenea, Rev Willard Sargent, Ihos ubar
Eshis sr Arthur Mscten. sn Bsrr, ros
Cor, Latham, Davis l. Chantsrd, Captain = His.
gins and wife, bipeley A Brondck Mr. Forw cs Me
Clara Lamb, Mrs Taylor, Mr. Robinson. Ar Martali
s s,ssS .ss og .s, fs ws9s our NJ
S[ssssn RSEsss " G.sds TscT .l 70 R'e' ~ Nc
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TIE ELECTION.
Additional Returns from
Several States.
THE POPULAR MAJORITIEs.
THE NEXT CON Ores
H., Ee. -


@4 Maine.
AUGUSTA, No, Nov IL, 1864
Two hundred and twenty five towns give Lincoln 423;
Mcclellan 30.207. Tho towns in September gave
Cony 45 ,ss Howard 30l6 The remainder OF the State
will not vary materially this majority the $1,000 votes
yet to be heard from about equally divided between
the two parties Lncolns majority viii be nearly IS ooo
the home vote, with 5000 to 1000 additional en- the
aoldiers, vote,
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Marine Disaster.

Bosrox, Nov. IL, 1854
Tho brig Jacnto, Captain Simpson, bound from Glen.
ruesos 70 Boston, went ashore the 9th iost roas
Pon, RIP Nantucket She is in eleven feet OF water
and drawing only twelve feet, viii probably get or after
Al oinoh er
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Tennessee.

CAIRO, H., Nov ~. 1864.
Memphis paper Of tho 10th inst. that the vote in
s.enphs is folows-For Lincoln, 1904 for Mcclellan,
.,523 This information Is rejected
Dctschmens Of Missouri Ohio. Pennsylvania, Iowa and
Wisconsin troops give large Lincoln noniorities.
The Sixth Tennessee cavalry gives unanimous vote OF
500 for Lincoln.
Steamers from below bring four hundred bales Of cotton
for 81. Louis.
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Kiln ots.

CHICAGO, Nov. ~ 1884
Tho Evening JoarnoI has returns from all but four
small counties Of Illinois, which foot UP majority for
Lincoln OF $4,000 The republicans win have majority
Of eighteen join; bao in the Legislature. They have
also elected eleven Cong out Of fourteen, which
Ia gain OF six The paper has assurances that Gil
tbs republican Congressman are elected In Iowa.
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oaiIrornta, oregon and Nevada.

81. LOUIS, No.. Nov. Z, 1864
Dispatches from the Pacific coast dated the 9th inst
are received.
st. Joseph papers say that San Francisco gives Lincoln
five thousand majority and is estimated that Calfor
MIA win give Lincoln twenty. Eve thousand majority. Ore
gon and Nevada are also claimed for Lincoln by two
thousand majority,
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Rain storm In Boston.

BOSTON, Nov. IL, I6bf
we have had heavy rain storm This afternoon. II Is
clearing up tonight Wind westerly. Thermometer
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m. two thousand dollar trot announced TO come Oh
Yesterday afternoon, at the Fashion course oe'wesu
psttlesnake and Commodore Vanderbilt, ala nos -.
nlsco on account OF the rain sbou, the time spp,'e
for starting the horses. The race msue Wv -.
sna ,ooa ,r.ctn the ,rot was rosiponed until nsS
tuesday Afternoon.
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New Jersey The legislature OF that State being demo
cratic on Joint ballot the election democrat
in the place OF Ten Eyck, republican and Gen. Mcclellan
ID talked OF fer tho place. Nevada win send two sena
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searcc. military agreed that the BEST nos
the only one, at Fishers HILL Thevasy st that place
about seven miles wide, and few miles further up
considerably narrower. Throughout tho whole length Of
the valley is series Of hills which would Afford good
protection for army during engagement but In
all cases exposed 70 flank movement Of tho enemy.
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Ke ntuCkY.

CAIRO, Nov. IL, 1864
The District OF Western Kentucky has given majority
for Lincoln, whore the changes in public opinion are
greater than in any other part OF the Union.
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Pen nsyIVs n sas

HAaRIsBcRo, Pa Nov. IL, 1864.
Estimates made here rona Ieab;s sources put the
State between eight and ten thousand majority for
Lincoln.
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"A. T' z. a ~ II a .
Rebel Attack on the Union Picket Lines.
The Enemy Repuise0.

Rebel Attack ou the Union Picket Lines-
The Enemy Repuised.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. II, 1884
gentleman just arrived from the front reports thai
on Monday morning at daylight the rebels attacked our
pickets south OF Atlanta, killed and wounded two
OF the Third Indiana, but subsequently they foil back
On Wednesday morning the rebels made three AZ scks
Atlanta shells being thrown far Rolling Nils
The most desperate attack made on the Rough ana
Ready road The rebel artillery within one hundred
yards OF works and their infantry and dismouned
cavalry within two hundred yards.
Our men were aroused from their sltknbers and
quickly manned tho offences and soon drove tue
rebels or.
The rebels were part OF Youngs command and they
finally retreated towards Macon.
Our army In excellent spirits and well supplied with
rations.
The election has gone largely for Lincoln.
The EvacuatIo, and BurAing Of Attain
-s.ss tn, &C., Denied.
-s.-t.s. CrNcrNsArI, Nov. IL, 1854
Tho Gazette has despatch from Nashville, which deue
the reported evacuation Of Atlanta by General Sherman
aud the destruction OF the Atlanta and Chattanooga Rail-
road
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General Grant ON tho Result.

Hon. EDWIN N. STANTON, Secretary OF War;
Enough now seems TO be known 70 say who Is to bold
the reins OF government for the years. Con.
grauate the President for for the double victory.
The election having passed OF quietyno bloodshed or
rUt throughout tho lands victory worth g. the
country than battle Rcbcldom Eurupu win
SO construe it. U. s. GRANT, Lieutenant General.
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u. o.
Sn:- = Applications for transfer OF men
absent from hospitals win not be entertained nor Will
transfers be made except sufficient evidence OF
inability TO travel All men failing 10 return TO hospi.
tails from which lbcy received furlouGhs upon the exp.
ratian thereof will be reported ~ desertcrs Perma-
No. Adutant Generals ofce January a. 1854, TO the
nearest Medical Director for 0nal disposition Of their
case By command Of Major General DIX.
n. +. HcpAnon, Lieut.. Col. and A. 40.
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Lteutenart Cushing serenaded mt sy-

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov. 2iIs4
Ideuteuapt Cushing the hero OF the Albemare Affair."
was sercnaded at the Syracuse House this evening
largo number Of citizens joined in paying him a compi
IN antarv vfeit.
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tenor, ard Mr. Campbell BARITONE with other well known
artsts.
Mr. Alfred b. Pease, Of the most promising Of our
young pianss, win give his first grand concert IN which
hswii be supported by several eminent artists At Ev.
Ing Hall, on Saturday evening nsxt, 10th inst.
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The Press Despatch .

wAsHSeroS, Nov. IL, 1854.
A gentleman who returned from the valley to-day
states that the larger part Of General Sherdans army
In tho psghborhood OF Winchester while the enemy is
~ New Market, receiving rcinforcements.
There have boon active military movements 70
Gently.
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AdmnfstrhUon malOrty.
Whole number OF members 49, 70.
The two third constitutional vote Lzo
Republican vote tho twohird
In the table OF States hereafter 10 elect members OF
Congress we have allowed republicans an increase IN
members corresponding with the increase in the States
which have elected this fall
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Important to Soldiers.
HEADQUARTERS, DxPARrMESr or rHs EAsr,l
NEW YORK CITY, Nov. IL, 1864.
ApJuYAyr GENERALS OrrcR,

The following extract from a communication from the
Adjutant General, United States Army, pubnhed for
the Information OF those Interested
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Total electoral vote. ..,..,....,..,it''r go
Lincoln's majority ................".. .....ls
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Tho principal crops grown in the valley are corr
wheat and oats but atsry the farmers have boen turn
jps their attention 70 the cultivation Of sorghum for tn
purpose Of making sugar. they have, learn met wit
considerable success
,ns MILITARY TOPOGRAPHY OF rHs VALLEY.
Good dsfansys military positions In tAs vslAy are YER
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THE BREKMAn-sTRgRr FIRE.

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The Herring Patent Safe purchased fsoB you time
cur Office ;ird Aocr q the bnlng and
tanned property snd eecs our late firm esuccoeded
IL reaching the this afternoon ard happy 70 ths'
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