Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1863, Page 2

; 3 ¥ : EE i a ag stamens ah wai tags be _THE EVENING STAR. | WASHINGTON CITY: TUESDAY, ++ OCTOBER 13, 1863, ! SF RRADING MATTER ON BYERY PAGS. i S24 OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE @RAPHIO AND OTHER MATTRE, Washiugiea Money Market. Quotations for stocks, coin and uncurrent money, furnished by Lewis Johnson & Oo., | Bankers: = 1250150 New Yore Rates—Finst Boag. Coupon 6's, 1981, 1054; 7-30's, 1035; Certifi- cates ci Indebtedness, 99%; Gold, 155 x. OUR MILITARY BUDGET. FROM THE FRONT. MEADE ALL RIGHT. SKIRMISHING YESTERDAY. —~——_—_ AERIVAL OF WOUNDED AND PRISONERS FROM THE FRONT. me Parties who have arrived irom the front to-dey say that there was considerable skir- muisming yesterday between the cavalry on either side, and that smart musketry firing ‘was heard yesterday afternoon in the vicinity of Rappehannock Station. Meade has succeeded in placing himself in the desired position to dery any attempt at flank movement by Lee; and the precision with which this has been effected tells well both for the commander and the army. It is evident that Meade docs not intend to permit the enemy to play any of the surprises | upon him that have been practised upon Pope and others thereabout. The cro:sing by Meade to the vorth side of ; the Rappahannock was made mainly at Kel- | ly’s Ford, and it was effect:d in admirable or- | der. As some seem to suppose—secesh especially— § that Meade’s change of pocition has been the result of a serious conflict. itis proper to state that the fichting thus far has been purely (on | our side, at least) by cavalry, and artillery | gupports of cavalry; the main army not haying teen engozed at all. It may be presumed that the movement ot Merde was. in isct. ove previously decided wpon in case of certain contingencies; as is in. dicated by the sending tothe rear some time since certain articles of a cumterous nature. ‘We may not state the exact position taken up by Meade, but can assure our readers that the tenor of the news from the 1ront is most satisfactory; and it would not surprise us to rear that he has adminisiered a sbarp rap over tre knuckles to any ingriiiive body of the Comiederates who may stray in his neigh- borhood for the purpose of ascertaining his whereabouts. Last night, at Warrenton Junction, some rebel sympathizer <et fire to a train of cars containing hay and grain, doing some little | damage. Qne hundred wounded trom Kilpatrick's j eavelry division reached here this morning about 2% oelock. One hundred and thirty sick irom the same army corp; (second) ar- rived with the above. They were distributed among eeveral of the hospitals. The following prisoners of war, captured near Racoon Ford, on the 10th inst., reached bere last night from the Army of the Potomac: aad were commitied to the Old Capitol :— Sergt. C. Brooke; Privates Tunis, Spear Hickey, Scaggs, Jones, Eckhart, Smith, Brow- ner, Bourne, Boone, Dishoroon, McClemmy’ | a beck with a lose of fifteen or twenty killed and wounded. 4 Listte Rock advices to the 24 mention ra- mors that Kirby Smith hus ‘oised Price witha considerable force, and thut they Bre pow mov- ipg on that place in the direction of Arkadel- phia, The guerilias are committin, depredations on the defenseless inhabitants Des Ares. An Jowa regiment and four hundred armed citi- i gens have gone to look after them. The contrabands are coming into Little Rock | in laige numbers. | he ctcamer Glasgow has arrived here with | three hundred hogeheads of sugar, two hun- | dred barrels of molasses and several bales of cotton, from New Orleans. oe FROM GENERAL MEADE’S ARMY. e Potomac on the Move— Tie ature, %s bees Sides—Mende a Match for Lee—Fighting on Saturday and day—Cesualties. On Friday, the 9th instant, the rebels com- enced to mass troops at Madison Court House. ; Le.rning this, General Kilpatrick sent a bat. | tclion of cavalry to Oregarsville to ascertatu | what they were doing, 8nd found the corps of | A. P. Hill advancing on our right flank. This wes near Friday night. There was evidently alarge number of the enemy, but no demon- ctration was made that night. On Saturday mcrning an engagement took place, commenced by driving in the pickets of the 106th New ' York with considerable loss. Colonel Adger, of the Sth Michigan cavalry, early Suturday rorning, perceiving our situa- tioa, intormcd General Kilpatrick that our in- | fantry hed heen partially flanked by rebel cavalry, and that the enemy were in pozses- sion of a race course about two miles from James river. About 10 o'clock a. m., on Saturday, the reb- els advanced along our whole line trom Thor- oughfure mountain to our extreme right flank, the artillery of General Kilpatrick’s command | Opening upon them with great destruction. ' The shelling was kept up for some time, when ; General Prince’s command, among which was the 106th New York, came up to reinforce Gen. Kulpatrick, but which, receiving a round, fe'l | back, but without disturbing the position of | Kilpatrick, who held his line until Sunday morning, when he received orders trom Gen'l | Pleasanton to fall back, which he did contest- | ing the ground gallantly. ; Sisted of the Ist brigade, General Davies; 2d His command con- brigade, General Custer, with ro infantry. While ialling back to Culpeper, the command made several splendid stands, but were suc- ; cecsively compelled to give up, the enemy all | the while following up rapidly. While this last move was going on, Genera! | Buford war engeged on the leit. On Saturday | be crossed at Germania Ford. skirmished sharply with the enemy, one regiment charging across the river and returaing with prisoners. Early in the day, as they made but little | show of force, our men dashed clear across H some distance from the shore, when three pieces opened upon them, doing but very little dam- | age, however, as Williston’s battery returned the fire, and ina short time silenced the enemy's guns. While Buford’s force was recrossing, a ' large forceot rebel cavalry attacked him, cro-z- ing ata ford above Buford, aud between him | and Kilpatrick, completely cutting off the latter | and ehtirely surrounding him, but he managed to cut his way out with Custer’s brigade, the , Febels baying at this time buth cavalry and in- | tantry in Kilpatrick's rear. Gen. Meade hed previously ordered the troops to fall back, and the retreat continued up to | Brandy Station. Here we repulsed the enemy i and tovk 400 prisoner2. In this fight, Capt. ; Dodze, sth Michigan, commanding battalion, wee killed; Copt. Hastings, 5th Michigan, taken prisoner, and Capt. Oliphant, same regiment severely wounded. Our forces then iell back from Brandy Statien to Rappahannock Station slowly, the rebels still pursuing, but with slackening pace. The army arrived at Rappahannock Station about dark on Sunday night. cae cavalry handsomely covering our retreat. Yesterday moraing our infantry occupied the earthworks 8:ound Rappahannock Station on both sides ot the river, Kilpatrick, in the mean- time, being ordered to Hartwood Church. A wounded rebel prisoner says that the rebels have crossed at Munson’sand Raccoon tords with infantry, cavalry and artillery. Our intantry suffered very little, a3 very tew Were engaged. Many of the 106th New York, suppoced to Rave been taken prisoners, have turned ap safe. Our trains ail got off trom Culpeper safely. Kilpatrick has been ordered to our right flank, | i and Wheeler, of the First Md. Battalion. The followiog captures near Brandy Station on the lith ins! Iso resched here last night: Sergeent N. F. Register; Privates Jackson and | Haire, 20th N. C. Infantry; Corporal E. T. } Bledsoe; Privates Miller, Harriz, Smith, G. F. | Smith, Coleman, Perrin, Dowden, Inmond, Dumes end Keys. 5th Va. Cavalry; Privates Goodman, Tait, Peed and Bailey, 15th Ya. Cavalry; Sergeant Jas. M. Scott; Privates Wallace end Collins, 10th Va. Cavalry; Pri- ates Rice and Carter, 6th Va. Cavalry; Pri- vaies Tyler, Glenn and Smith, ist Md. Bat. | talion; Private Holand, ist Va. Cavalry; | Private Horn, 4th N.C. Cavalry. i James W. Crell, citizen,and Eenjamin Halh- : day, arresied et Culpeper Court House, and | supposed to belong to sebel cavalry, accom- | panied the above. | TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. GOOD NEWS! BATTLE IN EAST TENNESSEE. ——___ EUBNSIDE VICTORIOUS. >. THE REBELS RETREATING. ————_—_ BURNSIDE PURSUING. —_~>—____ New York, Oct. 13.—A specisl telegram to ! the Tribune, dated Knoxville, Oct. 11th, says: | Burnside advanced toward Greenville on { ‘Thursday and Friday. He overtook the rebel forces, under Jackson and Williams, on Satur- day, at Blue Springs. The rebels occupied a strong position, aud are supposed to number at Jeast six thousand. Our cavalry held the ad- ‘vance until three p. m., when the first division Several times charged the rebels. The firing was sharp, and destructive to our men. The rebels used only one battery. They were driven from the field at sundown, but darkne-s ren. dered pursuit impossible. The rebels are now Teircating on the Greenville ro:d. We lost fixty killed and wounded. The Iatter are to be sent to Knoxville. Burnside is pursuing. { Everything tooks encouraging. TIWE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION, PHILADELPHIA, (ct. 15—10 a. m.—Voting is going on quietly The crowds at the polls in- dicate the largect vote since 1561. Democratic ticket dispensers have McClel- . Jan’s name cn their aprons asa candidats for , the Presidency, and placards containing McClellan's letter endorsing Woodward, are plenty throughout the city SES SR Ate No nod | FROM Missiasiers AND ARKANSAS. ° ridge Bi - ees Detented ea eebels under vai m Little Enemy. Caro, Oct. 12.—Arrivals trom below Tepre- sent the Rebels as having burned the railroad bridge at West Corinth, cut the telegraph in | ‘various pieces, and that @ large force of cay. | alry threaten the lines between Corinth anda | Memphis. A fight occurred on the Sth, near Salem, Mis:., between four thousand Rebels, under Lee, and five thousand Federals, under Mc- i : : Crellis and Phillips. The Rebels were driven H ; Cur 1 as itis reported that a large body of the enemy bad crosced the river at Falmouth. Fitshugh Lee's cavalry certainly crossed at Munson’s Ford. A. P. Hill, who was at Culpeper lact night, crossed far up the river, and partially turned our right flank. Harris’ hght cavalry | behaved very gallantly in the fight, engaging feveral times with the rebals in hand to hand conflicts, Statr Ergctions To-Day.—The States of Pennsylvania and Ohio vote to-day for Gov. ernor, members of the Legislature and local | Officers. No members of Congress are to be elected ine‘ther. Curtin, Union, and Wood- ward. democrat, are the candidates for Gover- nor in Pennsylvania. At theelection for Goy- ernor in 1£60, the vots sivod as follows: : “people’ Foster, democrat Curtin’s majority. ee At tbe election last year, however, for audi- tor gener, the voi Sleaker, den, Cochran, U: Slenker’s majoriiy.. see 3,382 It will be secn that the vote of last year wa? 57,920 lees than in 1869. Last year the State of Ohio: voted fo- Secre- tary of State av follows : Armstrong, deme. Kennon. repabliean,, Governor steod: Tod. Union.. Jewe:t, dem. Majority for Tod.....20....06 The candidates for Goveraor year are Brough, Union. and Vallandighan, democzat. THE NEXT REGULAR MONTHLY M: is will be held on TUMSDAT AFT BE, October isth, at 436 o'clock. oem, 0610 5. W.B. DAYTON, &<. 305. fc ction Btoam Ice €.eam Manufs Wo. 306 bi street, between G and H Parties, Balls. Eavpers, Weddings, and other e tertainments furmisnod ai the shortest notice, on e most reasonable terms. Ice Cream an: ces G2 per gallon, lem BULPHUR, VAPOR, D BED ICASED BATHS. formerly of No. 4 jt taken the hours No, Sus tree, of vis now prepared to administar Baths ire of Digease3, such a3 Rheumatism. Lum- Drsperaiay Vover ted kaie feta: alter, Neiraigic Affectious, Billous Ye: re. A. having herdelf tested the Bath is able to ry vith conflicuce, and tras! the affii Feshin and Georgetown, will Sait thompcives speedy a remedy, ahe most t@ of public patrosage, Marks without pain pPearance. rier a} a oc 6 2w* and ixth M.N It ‘ireu! atthe house. NOTICH.—We caution the persons eu Fase ae REDS NOR NOTRE oka isp = OF a fine , im _ = { 7 eepele Post Office, Poug! a Maks SHAFFIELD’S BALTIMORE CON- | , captured at ipped of yearn a reprerent tha: B: expect a by crané on ‘Tacsday, fo prevent the Ohio Soldiers from i voting. = Reinforcements bad reached Roseerans by the first tra‘ns from Bridgeport. The road hrs tcen repaircd at all important points, and fended. othe Siute election engages the attenti everybody. Forty men, armed with revolvers, on their wry to Dayton to yote the Copperhe: ticket, were arre:ted at Richmond, Indiana Nine others were arrested at Greensburg, In- diana, from Lilinois, and other-rebel voters de. ted. m There will be a torchlight procession to-night. Secyetary Chase will speak. The Union men | are entbusiasiic and confident of success, There is a variety of news from the Lower Mississippi. Ina tt at Donaldsonville, La on the ¥5th ult., guerrillas were repulsed by the | garrison and drivcaout. In araid on Morgan. | town they were more successful, having sur. rised and captured two companies of the 25th jows and the 19th Indiana, 2)7meninall. Gen. Herron is now there with a large force. The New York World’s report of a Federal reverse in Louisiana, with 8 loss of 1,500 prison- | canard. "rhe ‘Commercial’s special says that on the 7th insiant Col. Harrison's force of West Ten. neccee cavalry were attacked atComo by guer. rillas, under Colonels Wilson ard Faulkner. Herricoa was forced to retire after two hour. fic bting, with the loss of thirty-seven men. The revels Jort heavily Col. Wilson wes killed. Gen. Grant har rescinded his order compel- | ing steamvers to carry soldiers at thrc¢-iourths of a cent per mile. THE LATEST FROM EUROPE. i New York, Oct. 12.—The following is the very latest intelligeace brought by the skar. ship City of Baltimore. General eigagements between the Russians and the Poles are reported without definite re- sults. The islands of Corfu and Paxo have pro- nounced in favor of a union with Greece. It was feared in Paris that the British Goy- ernment was aboat to become less indulgent toward the South as regards the building of vessels 10r war purposes, which will affect the policy of the French Goverument and the Southern cause. 2 The Globe's correspondent says itis mainly as affecting the French proposition in Mexico that the Federal chances or Confederate kop: create any interest at all. Fartuer Point, Oct Jura, from Liverpool on the ist of Ociober, bk *= i arrived. H The Confederate loan advanecd five per cent., under the Scotia's news of Ro:ecvans’ defeat. x The Manchester Southern Club, haying memoralized Earl Russell to make representa- { tions at Washington against the unretenting and exterminating character of the war, had received the following reply trom the Secretary of Foreign affairs «1am to state to you that Lord Russell feare 12.—The steam: h no representation of her Majesty's good will | do good, bat that his lordship will mstruct her Majesiy’s minister at Washington to report 02 the statement made in your memorial.” ¥.om the Prisoners Taken at Fort Sumter. | Eos on, Oct. 12.—The following extract is from a letter from one of the boat's crew of the ship Housatonic, which was engaged in an attack on Fort Sumter on the Sth ot September: «CoLumbia, S.C., Sept. 21.—We huve been in this city one week to-night. All our boat's crew, numbering fifteen men and two officers, are well, and not injured at all. We were in Charlesion jail four days. Chaplain H. ©. J cul, ct to; ‘ Turnbull, of the 10th Connecticut, preached to { asaal in care of c’ange of pocttion, and where us yesterday. Ninety-six men and fourteen officers were taken at Fort Sumter on the night of the Sth of September. We think we shall be exchanged and sent home by way of Richmond in a few days. We enjoy ourselves singing, &c., and have the liberty of the yard all day long.” { A letier received in this city trom Beanfort j says the pirate Sumter was not destroyed in Charleston harvor, but is now at Wilmington armed and waiting for a chance to run the blockade. Eight United States steamers are at present blockadi NASHVILLE, Oct. 12.—Matters are unchanged in front, and the telegraph is uninterrupted. Colonel Ducale, Luspector on General Rose- crans’ staff, gocs sick furlough. Generals Nosiey, Orstendem and McCook ig North ward to-morrow, on & it. ‘were in town to-nl PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12.—The subscription ®gent reports the sale of €1,310.S10 of the five- twenties to-day. Deliveries of bonds are baing made to October 8th. From Louisville. Lovisv-_LLx, Oct. 12.—Diccredited reports of @ lorge Rebel cavalry force in the vicinity of Tompkiasvalle prevail here to-night. The raft iu Maryiand. Batti ore, Oci. 12.—The draft in the First, Second, and Third districts of Maryland will commence next Thursday. OB&E AND BUGGY FOR SALE CHSAP, AB the owzer hes no farther use for taem Can be seen at COOLEY’S Stables, cocner of th and G ste. oc 13-2t* {URBNITURE AT PRIVATE BALE —Se Cottage Bed-chamber Eets; ulso,Tat es, and other articles of Furniture f- fered fora few days, at private sa‘6, at 326 H at, bet. 15th and Vt. avenue. oc 12 3t* LAN K BTS! 300 pave B Le wae, = T a J very superior an + Jast receiv: i and fer sale cheap fo, cach at BONT? & GRIFFITH'S, 369 7th street baiween 0c 12-27 {Hep.! lant K streets. Ss HOW GCASBESB! j vB 83 HO CAR Bw 8! Just received, three very fine full silver Show 22e8. Forsale cheap foe cash at INTZ & GRIFFITA’S Housefarnishing Depot, 369 7th street. oe 12 6t UTTER AND FLOUS. I is Print Eutter, price 85 cents per Ih. Welch's hest Famnly Flovr. $10 per barrel, delivered treo. Other brands of Flour ax cheap as can be bought in Was! wn. 1 re-opcp my Market Departwent on the Isth of October. GEO T. ATEWART eg: lw* corner I2-h and H sts, Oalt COA Lt! COAL! woop! WooD 8" 6. oan OAs ana =? nd /urnace size, HICKORY woop. CORD LENGTH. 0% GAWED ANO SPLIT ANY LENGTH OS size zacoea MABLOW _o39t? Sonth side canal, corner 7th ct. oF ee gad wee The remaining stook of - DRY Goods 4T LESS THAN cost, CHARLES L LOCKWOOD’'S, No. 324 Panwa. Avenvs, Cor p-isir y WINTER DEESS GOODs. SHAWLS from $2.60 * to $3, CESY BL ARETE t ‘ Ree EE Titian cenis per . BUCK GAUATLETS oe LONE aeons Norio, icces CARPETS of ise in this gad ‘ws choc? a8can be hought in any other city. Als Is 4 “fo priced PORNITU RE ot Sul ace GO ereat Vv: SiCtne BORG. Shap eRy cnc chatd Wag live GRESH FEATHERS, 0 '°'n. Sucauy 425 7h street, east af pLousine, J. Ww. 1969 Pauw. Avexcs. ‘The ire rendered necesnary by the fire of Jely been completed. reed i, work ‘as with pr apt cS 'UBNAOES st short cotaw AR AND STEAM ¥1' SANR STEAM vittina. Tebsl ® Ropah.} es, oF BW ND BURGaNT i OBfobae Te eAIONS. MME D: 'D MES. HINELEY's, , AVEIUB, ita ING in Blogatene Wawel LOB made to order. donb: headquar. Prise Medal Skirts and Corcetn Sir, This, however; is eta 7 ota pry ; Wert. at 301 Penn avenue, Bitetsr south ide. 5 __ 67 Ie | METIO STBAMBHIP AGENGY.—w. 5 | ., having been appointed Ager ss | ATER: Steamer will farms Gerhs Bes ong a from cay Port of Great Brine oe | pe desiring Passage or to bri vignde | out, can been SBemrottcee! the pled of | nee, by apgiving to WOR CEWIE Seente, 297 eh ee bete Gd aut ae aso i | i i tnmes are ready.” | THE WHOLE REBEL ARMY CROSS THE RAP- prowptness and © rom the irunt,” that our forces have evacua- RANGES put up sad repsirea | ted Culpeper. Such stores as conld not be con- is wt | veniently removed weredurnt. Their value, . Dowever, is trifling. { sent to the front. PM. THE SITUATION. ‘@ have the following additional irom the | front:” Meade is not only eccare of me povition, but has resumed the offensive, to the extent of waking a cavalry reconvoissance to the south of the Rrppahannock yesterday. It is believed that the rebe's lost more in the fighting on Sunday than ourselves, 25 on ore penile f our light batteries firing irtoa | ceonsion, 9, 0 | ploded under her bows, throwing a great vol- mass of the eaemy mowed them down like A!l the indic:t‘ons go to show that Lee hoped by 2 rapid and secret flank movement to | Meade’s right to sirike Brandy Station, be- | tween Culpeper and the Rapprhannock, cut- | ting off our line of communic..tion, ard forcing Meade to give batle uncer disadvantag: ous circumsiancer, wit a river in his rear and Lee bei.wcen himself aad bis supplies. The skiliunl maneuver by which Meade checkmatad his astute adversary, and without loss of any sort, (to *:y appreciable extent) placed himeelf on the “other side of Jordan,” apd in a porition where Ae preferred to a:cept patt'e, secms to have cons‘derably bothered the rebcls, who do not se2m inclined to fight unless with the Indian like advantages of a surprise and au ambuccade. The change of position made by our army was effected without the slightsst confusion: and as steted by us yesterday, the amount of siorcs destroyed or left behind, beyond Cal- peper, would not make a car load, all told. The following officers, wounded in the en- gagement on Sunday, arrived this morning fom the Army of the Potomac :—Lieut. Col. 4c cocker, of Gen. Pleasanton’s staff; Dr. For- | wood. U. 8. A.; Lieut. Chaffie, 6th U.S. cavalry, avd Capt, W. F. Aikea,Gih New York cavalry. LATER. Passengers who arrived here from the front this afternoon stite that yesterday a reconroi- tering party of the 6th corps crossed the Rap- pabannock and to a short distance beyoad. w thout incident. and returned towards nizht to near Bealton. Another reconnoitering party skirted up the ri ht bcak of the Rappanannock ye>terday af- teraoon, but with what re-ult 1s not known, aed revurecd to the vicinity of Rapp. hainock St.von lest night. ‘There was some skirmichi»¢ along the lines yestorday, but all war quiet through the night, upto an early hour this mornirg. Skedaddling sutlers are coming in hourly. sone wiih their goods and ethers without, as is the suilers haye not adequate means of trans- porction. On Sunday nizht our forces crossed the R. »- psha»nock, and on Monday morning two corp recrocsed and drove the eremy to Brandy S.3- tion, with a severe loss in killed, wounded aid prisoners on the rebel side. They then received @n order to fall beck, which they did in good order, Gen. Buford, with his cavalry o1 the leit; Kilpatrick in the center, and Gregg onthe right. Gregg and Buford succeeded in holding the enemy in check on the right and left. unt‘t nine o’cleck, when, actyng under orders, thev fell back upon our main body; the purpo-e o- the movement having been effected. The loss in Gregg’s diy'sion of cavalry is said to be severe, the 4th and 13th Pennsyl- vania and 10th New York suffering most. Of the 13th Pa, 400 went into the fight, and 20) are reported disabled. Major Robison, of the 10ih New York, is re- ported killed, and Czpt. Rhodes and Lieuts’ Prentiss and Vore, of the ist Rhode Island c.valry, seriously wounded. Mecde succeeded in saving all his transpor- tation, not even losing a wagon. Miss CHARLOTTE CusuMman, the celebrated American tragedienne, visited Ford’s Theter lastevening. Miss Cushman, who is the gae-t of one of the Jeading Government officials, will appear during the latter part of this weck in her great impersonation of “Lady Macbeth,” at Ford’s new theater, for the benefit of the Santtary Commission. A worthy Tepresenta- Uve of “Macbeth” will be obtained. GRERK FIRE AGAIN THROWN INTO CHARLES- tToN.—The Boston Herald has a letter trom the ficet at Charleston, October 3, which says : “ Last evening General Gilmore sent one of | his « Greek fire” shells into Charleston, which cet fire tosome building. The fireburat for over two hours. : “ There will be warm work here before this retche~ you, it nothing int:rferes in the mean? Umeto put a stop 12 the grand work. All PRRSONAL.—Miss Chariotts Cushman. the eminent sctrecs, called on Manager Grover this morning, and was shown by bim the ap- Poiatment= of his entire establishment, She expressed s*tistaction at his entorpriso. Washington Meney Market—Latest Que- tatiens. Furnished by Lewis Johnson & Uo., Bonk- ers; Bu ing. Selling. 168, U.S. Coupon Bonds, 1981 ssscesiv7 U.S 520s... “ ita! Us. 106% 187 09: -_ ‘og 0 15264 156 125a130 O ULOOX ¥. m. NEW YORE BATES—3 Coupon 6's, 181, WS: 7-30's, 106%; Cerdfi- cates of Indehtedness, 99%; Gold, ‘51%; Erie RR, 110%; Michigan Southern, 89%; Alton and Terrabaute 67; Chicago and Northwest. era, 47; Quicksilver, 663. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. pune aire From the Rappzhannock, —_2s TOE EVACUATiON OF CULPE"ER, ———e——_—_ IDAN TO TURN MEADE’S RIGHT FLANK, eT EES Sie e LEE'S PURPOSE FAILED BY MEADE’S PROMPTNE:S. cian LONGSTREET REPORTED TO HAVE RETOS8N- &ED TO LEE FROM BRAGG'S ABMY, pansies ace) REBEL CAVALRY HOLDING THE GAPS. SS MOVEMENTS TO DISLODGE THEM. etnias eet New Youk, Oct. 13.—The 7/mes correspon- dent says, under the head of “later intofligence It is reported that the whole rebel army has evotred the Rapidar, and farther that General Mecde hes iallen boek to the north bank of the hannock. Pr receees captured on Ssturday state Long- sireet’s corps bad returned from the South- teThe rebels commenced to crors atthe Rapi- dan on Thur.day morring, in the direction of Madison Court Honse, with the evident iat-n-, tion of turning Genera} Mecde’s right wing. ‘Bicavy cavalry reinforcements have been Ii is reporied that tbe retel cavalry hold th, tions. The ees in. Bull Ron Mountains. A large cav- be yee ON it irom here yerterday, and wiht spec dt them irom their posi- forces holding the p<:ces are suppeocd to be White's and Moceby’s men. From Hilton Head. a bo HEBEL ATTEMPT TO INJURE THE LKON- #IDES WITH A TORPEDO. NO DAMAGE DONE THB VESSEL. die esa GEN. GILMORE STILL ERECTING BATTE- FIRS ON MORRIS ISLAND. ae New York, Oci. 13.—The steamer Continen- tol, irom Hilton Head on the 9th, reports that on the night of the 6th the rebels sent down * torp-do atteched to 2 rait, from Charleston, *» the Ironsides, off Fort Moultric, which ex- ume of water on bocrd, putt'ng out all the fire". killing Ensign Howard, and wounding two seimen, but doing no danaze to the ves- cel. The rebels who had charge of the torpedo w-ve « ptured. The Irors‘de3s remains anchored off the Movli: ‘e Horce. T.e Movi Sorter. Gen. G:lmore is st'll erecting batteries on Moris Island. Toe Contucnt.' towed the brig Youvg Ee- pubic, of Portland, out of Hilton Head, intond- ing to take he: ty New York, but wa> oblized ocavilc) e during a gale, tle brig b’ -riez up for Ecuufor:. ae do'ng picket duty off For: FROM CAUIFORNIA. ee, PUNISHMENT FOR FITTING OUT A PRIVA- TEZB. ———— GAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13.—The great house of Harpending & Rubbey has been found gailiy of fitting out the privat-er Chapma last winter. The penalty is ten years’ imprisonment and tra thoucand dolicrs fire. FROM NEW ORLEANS. NEw York, Oci.13.—The Star of the Souib. irom New Orleés oa the 4th, has arrived, bet brings nowing rew. LOCAL NEWS. eg OnsectTEp To Berna Buriep ALIVE.—Satar- dey, officer Carraher, of the First Ward, tou id the body of &@ mau, wrapped in a tent, lying in the “White lot” south of the Presideat’s Man- sion. An inquest was held by Coroner Wood- ward. and the jury returned a verdict of death trom causes unknowa. Papers found oa de- ceased indicate that his name was Arthur Dennis, and that he had been employed as a waichman at one of the Government st bles. Sunday morning about eleven e’clock, Ser- geant Hurley,pacsing through the same ground, found a m@n wrapped ina tent, and very sick. He gave his nameas Wm. Densmond, was 9 teamster, and came irom New York city. The sergcant sent lor 9 ambulaace to take him to a bospital ; bat betore the ambulance arrived the poor f low expired. The body was interred by order of Capt. Tompkins. A rather curious circumstance is connected With these deaths. It .eems that two old teuts had been left in the lot by men who formerly quartered there. After the inquest was held over Arihur Dennis, the undertaker’s men were direcied to go to the lot and coffin the body, which they would find wrapped in a tent. The men did as they were directed, and were about liiting a body to the coffin, when the euppoced corp-e turned over in their hands, secring both the men and the “3ubject,” who wa naiurally not a little frightened, when told they were direcied to bury him. He in- sisted that he wa- not a candidate for burial; and iuriher search being made, the tent iu which Dennis was laid was discovered, ard Devsmonad cheerfully assisted the men to cof. fin Dennis. It is presamed that Densmoud lnid himself down again in the tent cloth where he wae found by Sergeant Hurley, and died soon after. The White lot has been for many months a common lodging place for meu and women who can find no other shelter. PoLicE REPoRTS.—Second Preciact.—Jno, V~ Bouminger, racine: dismissed. Pat’k G.‘ drunk and disorderly; military. Third Precinct.—Charies Jenk:vs, grand la:- ceny; dismissed. Lewis Douglass, di-orderly; $5.72. Thomas Biscler, Jas. Dungly, do.; di: misced. Richard Darnes, Wm. Johnson, $41.25 each. Jas. Adams, Mich’l Guilaha, fail. ure to take eut license; #4.25each. Jas. Len- net, drunk: dismissed. Ann Dove and Fanny Smith, do.; workhouse. Fourth Precinct.—Samuel Jackson, assault; bail for peace. James Riordan, drank; $2. Curtis Ruthbon. do.; workhouse. Patrick Rus- sell, drunk and disorderly; §2. Daniel Scav- Jon, do.; $3. Tim O'Conuell, do.; $3. Hezekiah Butler, assault and battery; bail for court. Sizih Precirct.—Maiilda Twine, trespass; batl for court. Johm Mitchell, obtaining Money b false Si a we ene. Sam’! Ireland, disor erly: ‘3. W.O. Humphrey, do.; do. Ada Wright, drunk and disorderly; $5. ‘Margaret White, co.; #1. Harrie. Shorter, threats; ba‘l for peace. Rot>ri Hall, do; do. Jas. Gorm- ley, Thomas Hoover, 2d Dennis Snay, diso: derly: #3 eaeh. George Davis, petty larcen: dismissed. Thomas E. Johnson, dean: $2. Jacob Collar, creating nuisance; $6. John World, sleeping iu a market; dismissed. John McClenahan, do.; 1. Marion Wright, drunk; military. Robert Hall, disorderly; #2. Tenth Precinct—Jomes H. Popkins, and Ha- mill Hecht, threats: bail for Peace. Mary McIntyre, disorderly; dismissed. Jno. E. Ben- nett, do.; #3. Harriet te do.; $1. Jas. Cunningham, do.; 81. Een*j. Thompson, sell- ing liquor, unlicensed; dismissed. Francis Grinnell, enticing to postitution; $5. Benj. F. Langley, taking possession of a'girl by mar- riage under age: dismissed. Isabella Largley, absconding from her father; returned ta ber jather. A. Cumberland, assault and battery; bail for peace. Bridget Kane, rostitution; workhon: James Kane, asenult; military. angie da ope orank 5 eau pep Joseph alton, do; military. eorge Jones, carryin Wespons; $20. Jobn Curroll, rei to mm move a nuisance; $20—workhouse in deiault shoes ee Szconp Wagp Station Cases. —Wm. Fred- ericks, drunk; dismissed. Mich’l Walton, do.; $1. W. J. Jone:, do.; $2. Angelo Gonna, do. dismissed. Emma Howard, disorderly; #5. R. M. Kerrison, aiding a soldier to deseri; mii- itary. Edward Casper, desertion; do. Phil Lynch, resault and battery; do. Frank Myez, Jerry Donovan, George wers, Wm. Sheid, petty larceny; bail for cours. Gustavus B. Clark and Henry Asher, drunk and disorderly; military. Patrick Smith, do.; dismissed. Wm. Weshington. petty larceny; jail tor court. Jack- to1 Ozle, Thoe. ly, Wm. Kelly and Thos. Kelly, (emall boys,) gambling; dismissed. ———__ Crmina Covet. Judge Fisher.—This morn- ing, Tho>. Kernan, indicted for the larceny or about $20 worth of sheets, shirts, &c., irom Jas. W. Jones, wae found guilty. The trial of Augustus A. Boyans, indicted for robbing Paymaster Li.tham, wasresumed aud, es our report cloced, it was dragging its slow Jength along. Se ES R BENT—A very desvable UNFORNISHED FoR centrally and p. atly located in the seecnd Wand, conisiniog sight rooms. Inquire of WM. W. BURDEN, Keal Hetats Ageat Soom 3, corver 0! 7th and ¥ sta. oc 18-36: BUILDING LOTS FORLEA8SE OR RENT, 1 00 suitable fi r sutiers, restaurants and erivate residences withia five minutes walk of the Presi- dent’s House, Inquire of A JARDIN, corner of sth and Is stz.. Warsiogton, D. 0. 06 1$-Im* —Streyed or stolen, » Bod COW. with Thite face? had ao'L breaded om het loft taeele der.” The finder will receive @5 if returned t) W, H EAN GLEY. .0eee 8th street east and Pa. ave. gbANGl 7 JASOS, ROSEELS PHILADELPHIA Ion CRSAM DBPOT and CONF BUTIONERY TABLISHMENT, corner of P and tich streets, Hotels Fewilies Parties, Pairs, gad Batis prompt: ly supplied with Gret clan articler. 00 18-eolaa* TS BEST BTAND IN TOWN —for Sale, the Gocd Will and Fixtures of the iourant and Oyster Salcon, om the corner of Con: C Fite ip Regeon for ting. the sick end connot attend to it, uire of Conr. averneard K st. es i STRAY—Ore BLACK STEER. The orw 4 a will RO COD d apd prove corte. ty zee ond tite him away inquire for CHAS. McALLISTER, Wegon Vark. oc 13 2° BEWAED —Strayci or stolen, on the 10th of - @ pale- reli-fed COW, with white $5 On the idenesd inc white on ths B fe.; wita a white tail; emall ebdout reold, and supposed to lst of November. Any one dali OBre>é will rU-eive the above rewsy orgetora. < sadn er Oit Coal, HIOHAML MeMAHLaT. & Byiboale ro owner call for the al oy I idare it or the keeping. uty 4 Ir W. L. WALL & O0., Auct oneers. SAL Ey vrt et gals ised re HS UN Ate Of SA of ~ ae - fet Taal] sell at pabi twe: 308 eH 434 and 6th rere Sructees. ec 38 M. L. WALL & CO.. Aucts. EvJ. ©. WS CIBS & (0.. Arc. oreerr. X HANDSOME BUILDING LOT? ON FOU ™ N strier at Pustic Bar October teth, at 5 ices. we ean sa see veces ct boi i ‘erm: rots a0 tre Tabard | £ “rat TH AMD 3027 On FPSiDAY Bi o’cloc x. on the street, a6 the Circl ‘duildirg lots, four of them nN street, between = a ont svenue and ranping beck 300 feet to an alley, and the other two fronting on Mth st-e Terms: One-third in cash ; the remainder in six | ith ith in‘ercst, secured by adeed ses, the cost of the purch: € acer. imme iately afier we sta’ col! the st me foanda- tou 3 erid equare. 3 eat ig at J.C, McGUIRE & CO.. Ane’. Sat, VRAPPIN APBR AN) Psorocs 8 FOR URAL @r. iB Post O7rton Derantwen:, 1 be re Oc:ober 12, 1:7. ved at this De- ipaovers bee next, atl2 oun. aad PAPSR AND TWINE, fur the ure of the Post Offices in tire ¥n.ted Btrtes for ore from and after the 3ist of December next. said articles ave to be detivered, free of expen:e, at the Blank Agencics of the Post Office Depa: tment, at Washington, New York Cy d Euffato, N. ¥. ‘Th mated quentity of erch article, andthe qua'it ercof. required at each Agency ‘or the specifed below, sha of Mania ‘Wrapping Papor,2) by 25 40 reams of Manilla ¢ Papor,2) by * ineh . and t> wel hot lec. than 2t am, and exch ren to contain 2 porfect qi 10 reams of the ame kind of piper, 26 by 40 in- chesin siz to weigh rou lezs thant pounds to the ream, 5,000 pounds of Jut> Twine, 3 strands, hard twisted and in balls t> weigh 1 povnd eaci. 2,609 pourds of coarse Hemp Twine. rhout one- eighth ofan .nch in diameter, well twisted. and in balls or hanks, we.ching from 1}; to? Foundsesch. District No. 2. a: New York Cty. fi 79,(00 re-ws of Wrapping per, Smiic™ to Ls bt first deteribea the cat matesfor a. 36 lo. 20 ropes éo., similar to that last described in 'G @ ue. 16,00), pounee of Juts Twine, s.milar to that firat ag, Aexeribed for district No. *9.(90 porass of coar: pT of vie cecond dc: Wisiric. 19520 reaw: of W Similar to that 0m ford buct No, 1. Jo. 3, at, fase, Wy AS i seniat pp.ng Pepe, s:milsr at fire’ ce Nort, . Ti ° similar to that lasi ried for 2 Twine. s.milar to that ef the rst deser.piiom for ict No. 1 7,0 ponnas of corrce Hemp Twire, to that of the cecond description for acd diswries Proposals will be received for erch zaiely, and sepa: ately sor each district who! faid disizi wt a poweds of J milar le. The contract w.ll be awarded to the Jowesé and best biduer. to be determined aft=r A®careivl exom- ation {or the por nose of 2:certcinine wii wiil, an its p: to the Depar ent. The Postmaster General recerves to himself th Tight to reject any bid wiera it is app2" ent that partcf the articles are hid foreia low, and bizh isie. withoa! pe ed regard ach, for the Porpors of w sting the egerczaie of the bids unde: the estima‘s contained in this edverticemcat f the districts should be reeonstracted, or in- s:eased in number, cr the articles shall te deli as the Postmaster General St proraia prices. And the Postmaster Gene! farther reserves to him-elf th » privileee of increas- ing or reducing the quentity of the : ere ir it sha 4 sound tape 'y todo a ples of such articlesas ave be-eby req io be turnished can be seen at either o! above i gach articles as they bids. parted agencies. Failures to furnish the articles contracted for Promstiy, or the fornishing of articles inferior to tracted for, will be considered a sufficent the forfeiture of the cont~act. i org rdanee with these proposals TOponosi be marked on the outside of the envelope with the name of the article or ari.cle: for,and the letter contzinirg then ad- tot! ‘irst Assisiant Postmasicr General, M. BLATR, Postmaster General. NBW FOOKS!—NSW BOOKS! the Army ef the Cumbe-2rd, com- D< -cr.ptions ef Departments. 2B: ocrds of Spies, Smugglers, &e , and official «2 of the hattle of Stone river, by an officer of illustrated with steel portraits, wood nd map-—one large volume ; price ‘The Now Army Regulations for 185 price $1.50. cause for The Company Clerks, or bow to make out returns end what todo with them: price $1. Copies of the above sent free by mail on re of price. For saleby PHILP & SOLOMON: oc 12-St 332 Pa. avenue. <2 MERC HANTS AND SUTLERS T IN WASHINGTON, ‘he advertisers have about 2,000 dozen of Peaches put up ing rapim avery superior mancer, which they wal stone oot low. Ak, arenow manufac- ran; é celebrate: . FRENCH COFPER, one of the best articles ever ma:ie, composed en- rely Of pure Java and pure Malt. &!s0, uas for le . FRESH OYSTERS. hermetically sealed in land %pound eans. We so- leit the custom of merchants and sutlers. J _¥. BROADBENT & CO., oc: at 57 _N. Calvert st., Baltimore.y A MARBLE MANTELS. : Large assortment constantly on hang aru For cae, low for cash, Persons wishing oo parekare, please cajl and exam OHOLAS ROE BE, _ 8033 Im* cor. Bard New Jersey avenve. M DE. DAVI8°S ETHOD OF TREATING ALL VENERSAL and ol b mess wil D well t0 call ha intm. “Po nsle of inds 4 ges moderate. Room No, 23, 458 Seventh street Opposite Post Office. : eo 5 ios Seven “and ‘ero’ La ave. m8, 5 026 cotw* p> HALL FUBNITURE WARB BOOMS. iAMBER. OH AMB ET NING-ROOM, axp OFFI3a FURNITURE. Wis Rare she moet tee stock in the an v purchase: pared to offe, irresistable in tae BOTELER & Tron between Kaa iad BB AND BESTAURANS, e.. Tae WARES suit-ble for yoar Inquire ‘are Boo" cpasers, se 33-e0l'w ness in complete in every 6 invite your especial Attention to Our stock of ° ChauPaChm ana SHmER CLABES. FORRY STRAINERS, & arabe ® oa aPING by 3. COPPER and THA URNS. OYeTBR TA ES. COFFEE BIGGINE. xc. * oes melon areas er 02 same quality of goods art oe arcane oT ROTEL R &80N and ii W G00! EW Goops! ay.9' eet 8 ‘cree stock of Point and . ectts, and Handk iefs, Bante and Rdging Reon large stock ot eek 5 jar, atock oa! dresses and Nets’ e" Great variety of resses and . Intest style. Zener Gempe, Jet's and'Bice, Iliardrops, Pint, it or oe Wit. WEINBERG, 16 Market Space. Penn. ave: Fo SaLB—A rem Jd FILLY of th Morgan trek, le baude igh Parfect- g % iy gertie, sré well broken to barness. Alro,a TOP-8UG6 Y and HARNESS. Baca eh: K otreet, b+tweeen Fourth and Fifth. i: REWARD. —Wi londay night, tohe Dark hey HORGM, 1 bonds high: Cov 7 years ola, works welt in barners, but wad mostly for heavy croft" I wil pay the above reward ede. ce 1-3! “_BVam LYoNs. 20 Miran a eancoryt dewey sverne. a his tie rats ae ‘We par- ahs rete HOMAS B. DANE. ebeee merey wi! oc 4 St i om ina rem Dt 008 SER ALTE i SALE. 3,000 sasr WORKED LUMBER, tor Bow- deg alge aw * Alexandria, Ve. ARD.—My friends and the public i al, A eae. .e where fair is oe sitet ete Ty i ya i ,