Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1863, Page 2

7» a pwr oo ‘- -—— a te Sraune 2 fur 3 se beams! oe ae OSens ats if THE EVENING STAR. % WASHINGTON CITY: THURSDAY .2.010.... OCTOBER 29, 1863, Ee ee Sv BBAPING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE SEB; OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. - ingte: Market, wuss, for pbs colt gnd uncurrent pioney, furaished by Lewis Johnson & Oo., eae al Ba ce ae American Gold. ; 49 New Yorz pron cade, parte rs Coupon 6's, 1681, 110%; 7-30", 107%; - ee i ndcbtednens, "304; Goldy, 115. OUR MILITARY BUDGET. FROM THE FRONT. From parties who arrived in this city yes- ferday evening from the front, we learn that Gen. Meade has within a day or two made s@ome changes in position, looking to the better | protection of those engaged in the reconstruc- tion of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad. While this change was being effected, at about three o'clock yesterday morning, the Tevels made & demonstration against the Sixth Corps; but nothing further was accomplished than’ the driving in of the pickets of that corps aphort distance, when the rebels retired. The railroad is again in running order as far ‘as Catlett’s, and the movements made by Gen Meade will prevent a repetition of the annoy- OFFICIAL. TRGEON Gawenac’s Oreice, WasntnotosyD. C., Oct. 10, 155} 2.—The following eed io General is published {Re information of the Medical Officers: of t® “ DeranTMent, Taceskal General's Office, ; D.C, Outer 2, 1883. 10.0NEL: Jhave the honor retura onthe om dedfeation from Medical Ins; tor Cuyler, and beg leave fo state that the si- in charge of hospitals are directed ia VI., General Order No. 212, to fort to this Bureau rolls of atl men reported by thea for transfer to Invalid Corps after each regi- Immediately Res tne Teceipt of these rolls in this Bureau t! ing Assis! Provost ‘Marshal General of the State in whvd ital is located is notified to receive tie names ae ve the rolis; them to co: es they are reposted to belong by the surgea- Should any of the men recommended by hm (the surgeon) for the second battalion be neol- ed in the hospital for nw will be.at-once companies:can be LATE TELEGRAPHIG NEWS EXCITING NEWS FROM THE| | WEST! Bragg Moving in Large Force to Get in the. Bear of our Forces at Chattanooga! — A Part of Lee's Army Moving via Lynchburg to co-operate with Bragg ! New Yorx, Oct. 29.—A special dispatch to. the Times, dated Chattanooga, Oct. 21th, says: The enemy's actions seem to indicate that Bragg is moving in lerge force upon Cleveland, Tenn., with the evident purpose of breaking tbrough our lines in that direction. It is generally believed here that this move- ment is co-operated in by a portion of Lee's forces from Virginia, moving down by way of Lynchpurganu Brietvi, Virginia, with me intention of driving Burnside from East Ten- t i thus compelhrg its retirement from Chattanoo- ga. ed Foxrp’s.—The tremendous rush to Ford's The- ater nightly continues unabated. Charming Maggie Mitchell has new performed nearly to faces to which the construction cerps has of | the utmost limit of her time, but she will be fol- Tate been subject. BRIGADIER GENERAL FAIRCHILD, Brigadier General Lucius Fairchild. of Wis- gonsin, has been on a visit to the front, to bid ; farewell to his old regiment, the 2d Wisconsin. Gen: Fairchild entered the service at the be- | ginning of the war, and from a captaincy apeedily rose to the command of the 2d Wis- consin regiment, of the «Iron Brigade,” and after participating in fourteen battles, he, at Gettysburg, lost bis left arm by a cannon ball, and has since been rewarded by a commission entitling him to weara star. At the late con- ‘yention in Wisconsin, he wasnominated on the Union ticket for Secretary of State, whieh nomination he has accepted. + COURTS MARTIAL, The case of John K. Stetler, an alleged de- faulting contractor, was taken up yesterday, after our report closed, at the court-martial presided over by Gen. Augur. The counsel lowed by 8 succession of stars of the first mag- nitude; Mr. Ferd’sextensive dealings in matters theatrical enabling him to take the pick of the | market. | of the Chesapeake for a week or two to come. The time of their arrival will depend upon when the repairs they are undergoing in New York harbor may be completed. W#'Shillington, Odeon Building, sends us | something attractive from his freshly supplied Almanac, and Miss Braddon’s last novel, | «Eleanor’s Victory,” Frank Leslie's edition. &# The correspondent of the New York Post says, that thechurches of Washington are “un. filled.” Has he been to see” Tue Teor YestERDAY.—The trot yesterday for a purse of $1,000 was won by General Bat- for the accused, Rich’d H. Laskie, Esq., asked | ler. There were upwards of five hundred per- for a postponement of the trial until to-mor- row, inorder to enable him to prepare the de- fence. The request was granted, and the court @djourned until to-morrow at 10 o’clock. | sons in attendance, and the best of order pre- yailed. The trot was an exciting one. Previ- ous to the horses starting Butler was the fayo- rite atodds. After the first heat, the betting was even, but after the third and fourth heats The Hays’ court-martial did not sit to-day, | Princess was the pet, atone hundred to ten. on account of the severe indisposition of Mayor | ‘pos coming ap to the stand for the first dash, Gaines, its Judge Advocate. NEW YORK’S QUOTA. We learn on inquiry at the office of the Pro- ‘vost Marshal General that the prevailing im- fmends b pression that the Government has called for | e horses started off in splendid style, Butler, however, broke and fell behind, but speedily lessened the gap, and reached the stand in 2.32%. The second and third were won by Princess in 2.30 and 2.31. Upon contesting for the fourth heat, Butler surprised his most sanguine is Superior movements making the 1,and the fifth in 2.30%. He was score in 198,000 more men from the State of New York | therefore declared the winner. Another trot is incorrect. Her quota to be furnished under the President's call for volunteers is butafrac- tion over 60,000. There is an alleged deficiency will take place this afternnoon.—Saltimore CUpper 29th. 7 The Portuguese Government has built a of some 47,000 from that State under the draft, | gunboat. It has one gun. It is called the Ter- which, we apprehend, or may not be re- | Jassed Wo be mage toca, dder = future draft, | oe ee ee | MASONIO.— A Resumed Commanication of + US p B. A. M.. wilt». if one should eventually be necessary. Unconditional Union Mass Meeti ng in Baltimore. A mass meeting of the Unconditional Union men of Baltimore was held in Monument | Square lest night, and the stand was occu- pied by a large number of prominent citizens, Hon, John Lee Chapman, Mayor of the city, ber of Vice Presidents. Hon. Henry Winter Davis was the first - Speaker. He referred to the canvass of the State, and said he had been carrying the war into’Africa down in Worcester county, wh out of 15,000 white men there were’| buat 000 slaveholders. He assured the meeting that the battle in favor of ecipation in land ‘was already won. He rei to the enthu- siasm of the meeting, and said‘no further argu- ment was necessary. speaking a short cour aa pe the Hon.'S. P. Chase, Sec- asu ho was Beers a oy Ty, who received with Mr. Chase ssid the assembled multitude searcely needed aspeech; but he had come to | express the profound sympathy he felt for the Union men of Maryland. The, whole country, he ‘said, looks to you for the ratification of what they accomplished in Ohio. A majority try that the Union. is eaie beyond ait econ. nion ond all contin- gencies. He wished he was, worthy to be 3 termed Rim.) ‘The time has come when the le storied true leaders, and they will tamale ‘under foot those who are false to the opleand the Union. Mr. Chase then spoke fr compji ‘mentary terms of Mr. Davis, their candidgte for Congress, and said they would do well to return ‘him there, because he was one who would welcome himto Washingtou. hail, he faid, this grand meeting, this great outpouring frame a8 a symbor and pledge of the 1, The Unconditional Union canse,” continued | Std Confection } | Seging on MONDAY. "ahs 2a day of Noveraber next, Mr. Chase, “4s one and the same’ throuc’ this land, It is one here in. ‘Maryland: it, leone in Ohio; it is one in Missouri; and the time has come when all Unconditional Union men of shrink from no responsibilities which the ti: may bring. You will shrink from none. ‘You will do your whole duty. On the ith of No- vembcr you will proclaim the cause of the Union and the cause of Eman- cipation in tones which cannot be misunder- bce a ped grand meeting, this great ie Pied o t tee ‘time le, a8 @ sure symbol and r. C. concluded by saying that his busi Ed pi to iene sg to talk; and he was g bac! lo his work—1 aybie ofthe es is work—the werk of General Garfield, a member of Rosecrans ! staff, and a member of Congress elect H Ohio, was then introduced, aad he alluded to | the bloody scenes of the 19th and 20th of last month, at Chickamauga, where he saw & mass of men who Won their cam pai; through much | blood with sharp, short and decisive argu- | ments—all unconditional Union men, like the mars of men beforehim. Their enemy was the sage fh Yep Wa ra) at the nalts nt fhe SEGA Of October he had the pleas- ure of yoting in a Baltimors oyster can for Jobn Brongh, of Ohio. [Applause.] Others bad voted in curtridge and Segar boxes, and the lente Bad a ce that was desired. Freedom ow sbowing hr clear, bet 8 edt see her eye to eye. aceld brows aud 1 speaker referred ai some length to t! - vance of tie army through Tennessee, end marked tbat in that State slavery is dead, and only remains to be buried. [Laughter anu ap- plauce.) He adverted to the patriotic impul- ses of the med now focated among the moun- Yains of Tennessee und on the hills of old Geor- gia, who, as the army advanced. came ont of their dens and hiding places and signified their unxtety to stand by their comutry in arms and at the ballot-box until the last Vvestive ot sla- very and secessionism is rooted out from among us, Next to the joy of the redeemed @was the Py of the Union patriots of East Tennessee at, witnessing the majestic folds of the stars and | stripes. ~The General further argued that it was not ' urpose of the rebe build a free Reputtic Qsan aristocracy—a Govers’. Ment of gentlemen as they (the Rebels) were pleased to term it. | Speeches were also made b: Hon. B. F.; Flanders, of La.; Hon. W. D. Kelley, of Pa; Hoa. Samuel Gallowsy, Hon. John Covode 1 ‘Were read from Hon. Join Sheri: ex-Gov. Dennison, of Ohio; D.8. Diekin- | snd Roscoe Conkling, of N. ¥.; and Daniel OF Tesolutions adopted were the fol- are in tar oman! tion tn Mat id by & dation en. conclude its that ta be fivaily ratified, Bt. least by the next Pree, el z Denmark havo got into a office within ten da; the whole country must’stand together and | | | ir adherence to | ror of the Seas 14 ciation the Secre' ‘8 O' 520 Seventh street west, on the ath Nov ber, heldse IP stynemed ut onder enact as ah re * order | for the disposition of the accuma! tod funds. et 5 x | M. B. B, Frencn. at the East Washington M | Church, SATURDAY EVENING, the Roger at 75s o'clock. The public are invited to attend. AAC H. McOATHRAN, oe 28-4t* Beco. W.N.L..No 4 ST, PATRICK'S FAIB, ODD F¥LLOWs’ HALL. A variety of Fancy and fc The Coufectionecy and Lunch ‘Tate copied | “Whe Tadioe sae the patronage of th ie Las 6 FOlici' e and the public iS Saas tran | : or | WASHINGTON NAVAL LODGE, NO. | Ne] F.and A.M. will meet-at thelr Hall.corna? | ErBiaRs es ae eee eet | stant, at e Ba! | to be delivered upon t! i fe : mpon phe hate, ped Oharacter of oar | late Brother M. W. -¥.P. Pace. All Master | Masons in good standing are fraternally tat j atone: T8AAC H. MeGHTHRAN °° Secretary. | the East Counci!, No.1 —The regular meetin, | id.at the hall'oa iith st.. FAD RSBAY EVENING “oth inate un nc* is requi | By order of the W.8.M. 9. W: MINOR Wes (er? ALL WHOM Ir May ConcmEN. Rucisren’s Orwion, Oct. 17, 1363. ven | _ Notice’ 1s hereby Li | Taverns, Retailers eg EO] | Bisrdwares ‘Mediotaee spesianarooes Dry Goody } eweltys Lumber: Wood’ cur eee, Manes and Merchants; also, to K. f Hackney Garriages | SEs Seana, URE Hat rye Ale ‘Old Trou, ‘Brass. Gopros, fa sneer must be renewed at this 00 2%7-dtNov? PERUSL. ema h NIGHT ECHOOL—The Night School for rds will avail themselves of the opportuni: afforc tain an education free of ox pense. Jickets of admission cen be obtained on any evening at the school roomor of W. J. RUEES, 504 H street, between 7th and sth, By order of the Bub Board. oc 2 Iw ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD, MR. AARON NBWB: GER, of the firm of Rohr & Newberger, No, 144 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C.,who hasbeen in bad health for some time past, left his home on the night of the 2ist instant, His description is as follows : Hight 5 feet 6 inches: dark complexion; black hair; black side whiskers and black moustachs; well set; dressed ina brown coat, black pants and vest, black slouch hat. The above reward will be given for any information wuere ue may be found if alive, and ifded $59 for the recovery of his body. HENRY ROHR, 0c 24-6t* 144 Bridge street, Georgatown. THE OREDITORS OF AUG. oterorieec een ees aay Be ttery. are lavit Ato meet at the Office of Mars Washington. D. O..on THURSDAY, tha Stee of October, 1b, at 3 o'clock p. ma. ves ICE CREAM AND WATER est quality delivered to Fam! ces, Feats, ¥, Ho. 3! een G and Hi ats, e1 oP ALE.— Several fine HORSES, oui Fee. rik Sere [*rostanr cuanea ov auatpanon. MADAM TOLLIVST Gagnoyx Hiss the boner to inform her friends. ana clients ‘that sho has Removed to Fitecath street, No 427, next door to the Dank of MW. Riggsana go’ oc 2-40" On F. rees, cooks. &c., tl: ed to such duty, Fal hand omeers. willbe their services are needed, and officers will assigned to command them, and will clode, arm, and equip them. «Where no companies exist in a State which rolls are received fro the Provost Marshal of the. receive the men and hold them as a unckus for the formation of & company. «The names of the men thus repor published in a General Order, their transfer to the corps. a subsisting the men must necessarily exist uati Ae command : bss rovisions will be drawn on a regular com- racy, return by that offi «As the number & surgeon, the: tate is ordered to which completes ‘he necessity for of officers of the corps is limited, and by no means adequate to its re- quirements at present, it is confidently ex- pected that the surgeons will accord to us chat nessee, and turning a flank of this army 8nd | patience and forbearance which we are ltd to expect from the great courtesy and hearty co- operation with which they have already favored the Sorps. eee vey Pee Tan B «Provest Marshal General. “Colonel BARNES, Acting Surgeon General United States " By order ot the Acting Surge General: Surgeon United States Army. o T= MERRY ORICKET, B’RR £0 WICKED.” THE OBIOKRT OLUB Tue Russian FLeetT.—We learn that the | Russian ficet may not be expected in the waters | MAGGIE MITOHELL’3 PARBBWELL BENEFIC On FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. 3. AT FekD’S THEATER. TENTH STREBT. mente eve pean pate have “The prece! occasion. ang gentlemen of the city are invitd deserved @ testimonial to eeminsstrath Out OOUBT, Distaior or CoLumsia, Washington County, to wit:—In the XK. Stuart, admi: he administratrix 01 Ce aforesaid, appoiated SAT! Ne ber next, for the final settlem: of Harepee seston eomeet nieces ta in hand, as far ya into id and turned where allthe creditors and heirs of said deceased A y afore! properis vouch may otherwite by law be vided a copy of this order be published once a Week for three weeks inthe Bvenin, to the said 21st day of November, ‘Begister of Wills, MILY HORSE, perfectly ; and gold only be- use for him. Appl & CO ‘8 Feed Store, | counters in the shape of the illustrated London | Mary trix of Geo. W. Stuart asthe same have money; whenand iz Star, previous gentle in any har: czuse the owner h atJ.0. JACKSO) fi street, aljoining Canal Bridge. N dred and fit thousand HARD BRIOK. Inquire of % . M. STAKE, at Wm. Diatenen's Wharf, IANQS. P PIANOS, I beg year sitegtion to my large stock of euperior style, finish and sis oldest BD factories of the country, at pr ces and terms that defy competition, Wi the sole agents for the Pianos we sell. 4 best established Music Btore in this city is wnae wesy uclnaad upon and we can refer with pride to e hundieds of persons who bave bought Pianos Pianos 1 for okd Plabos upon easy torme at e true principles, PPP eR En TB: Ae More | Bejourning companions are fraternally invited to | attend. tit} 8. JNO. THOMSON, Sec. ! PH@AIX RNITEDIN ION — | eee eM touatiae aie yee ke SOUND EDITION 4 O'CLOCE P. M. ———Seaoeeeeeeao SS ATTACK On A WAGON TRAIN AT BURKE'S | STATION REBEL GUERRILLAS. Lieut. McCandless, commanding train guard at Burke's Station, reports that about 25 rebel guerrillas attacked the train which he was guarding, on the afternoon of Tueeday last, and captured a wagon-master, two teams of mules, and the wagon-master’s horse, They held them but a short while, however, for Lt. MeO.’s men—ouly thirteen—rusbed upon them, recaptured the wagon-master, his horse, and the mules, wounded two or three of the rebels and captured one. The rest of them fled to the. ‘wood, mounted their animals and made their escape, _ Lieutenant McO.'s men behaved with creat gallantry, and had they been provided with horses, the whole party of rebels would doubt- less have been captured. , It will be seen from the above that the ver- sion of the affair telegraphed from here north ‘was incorrect in many particulars. A HUBBUB IN WALL STREET. rumor prevailed in Wall street alleging that the Union priconers confined in Richmond had broken out of the Libby prison, and, aided by Unionists in Richmond, taken the city by 3 coup de main. There is no trath in the story. The only shadow of foundation for it is the fact that quite a number of Union prisoners lately escaped from Oastle Thunder, and at last accounts bad not been recaptured by the Confederates. STATEMENT OF A-REFUGER. A refugee from Spottsylvania*county, Va. by the name of King, brings the report that Hood’s division of Longstreet’s corps that went Westto the aid of Bragg, has rejoined Lee, This is doubtful. King states that he didnot meeta single Con- | federate picket on his way here. PRISONERS OF WAB. Patrick Farrell, Moseby’s guerrillas; Henry Osborne, 18th Miss. infantry; Wm. H. White, 6ist Va. infantry, and John H. Smith, 4th Va. cavalry, prisoners of war—the first-named sent in from the Army of the Potomac, the others from Glymont—have been cnmmitted to the Old Capitol, by order of Capt. Todd. REFUGEES. Michael Haye, Patrick Muller, James O’Con- nor, Patrick Smith, Owen Begley, and George Johnson, refugees, sent in from the front, have been committea to the Old Uapitol. SHAMEFUL ImPosiTion Uron 4 Newsra- pER !—Onr neighbors of the Republican have been shamefally imposed upon by the «Bucyrus (Ohio) Journal” in the matter of that wonderful «ROMANCE IN RBAL LivE—AW ExTRAOrDi- NARY A¥FAIR—FATHER AND SON MArny MoruEr AND DAUGHTER—THE PakEttzs Di- VORCED—THEN RE-MARRY EacH OTHER’s ‘Wire !’ copied so innocently by the Republican to-day, with the above flaming captions. The story is nothing more than the plot and the most of it the exact language of an old play. We thought the Republican was “post- ed’? with regard to the aforesaid “Bucyrus Journal.” RETURN OF THE MEXICAN MINISTER.— Senor Mathias Romero, late charge des af- faires from Mexico, was this forenoon present- ed by the Secretary of State to the President in his new capacity: as Mexican Envoy Extra- ordinary, &c., to this Government. He ad- Y cay; soth N a A. Lawtroc, 9th NX; J. H. Dan- | street railway company oa wes se = eM Pome gaye a35 338 ol art; OC. Ditterline, ‘a. ey Simme, 7th Md; M. Phillips, 102d NY; | Phillfp, igh were preenece te es Charles Wasneh, 21, NY cay Tem TG Ww: | loons from. Wolshelme, ana wae Plaged tn 10ist N Y; Clark Kinkin, rebel, 4 3 We phemnergeg bream eee rsa 12th B.L. Flower, 9th N ¥ | the cells attach: % Cr Janits ih Tass; Opa cay. James Shar- | and escaped during the night. "He was, how. | extensive improvements being , house on the west side of Tenth street, between entertained for his recovery D and E, are designed:for the accommodation ES of the Washington Gas Light Neos ry red [NOWR ROOMS (Unfarsishea) FOR RENT, ON Metropolitan Police headquarters, and = extensive eating saloom, The building x be four stories, basement and attic, ey 7 LALGE HOUsE FOR RENT AND FORNI. | back building now about to be added, and ~ ture for. 8: afford sufficient room for the purposes which it is intended. Cope poe eed Biore, 9th and Penn. avenue. gccupled i ae AE ee tical ALE—A cood DRAUGHT HORSE. Ap- the Gas Light Company's officers; the second Fo story by the Superintendent of Police; the third, fourth and attic stories by the Board of Police, secretary and clerks of the Board, and o the sanitary force. The back building is to be N three stories above the basement. The first po story is designed for the detectives, having au strong cells for Mise: [ny sieie line; the second ahve L, for three days. ‘08 20-St* i will be occupt yy the property 4 suds ill be A awit ri pow ——— $5 REWARD SOR A BUSSIAN BLOODHOUND storage of property coming int session. tel le Leb The third’ story has not been leased by the colored, with gruy or class eves and or tah: Board. The Property elon as F. Brown, | __octo st” No. 476 Pennsylvania avenue. Esq., Secretary of the Gas m pany SS ‘Treasurer of the Board.of Police. It iaa fine OR? peter BOOMS—For Gentlemen, con. building, in an éxcellent-location, and the ex- | +44) pain tensive alteration and additions will require a | o¢¢ F street, een 18th and 14th streets, heavy outlay of money. It will be several 0c29-3t* weeks before it will be fully occupied as above. ‘We learn by telegraph, that this forenoon a | . fighting; 2 each. Genord Kong, disorder- Hr iemisced. Wan. Oroffora, deserter; milita- | Furst Wed, within «few eps of the passenger railroa Mexico) for some six months past. Al always on hand, t! Tat @uiTaRs ‘Viotins. BANsOs, Dit a ie ic ais JOHN F. BLLIB, at FURNITURE. FURNITURE. NORTHERN LIBERTIES FURNITURE WARE ROOMS, 369 BevEnth Sraxgr, bet. I and K sts, We have just received a very large and complete assortment of— tatie: Py Furnished by Lewis Johason & Co., ers: suits the times, tock for cash and a | lem epee OF BETHLEHEM '—Star of | least % per cent. by pu:- call wil fiat they will save at ebasing NT’ Noxrzeen Ligeets OUSEFORNISHING 369 Seventh direct, Between I ard K, F.? HELBERGER, SUCURBEOR TO BLY. CITIZENS? AW TARY late Brown’s,) asbington, D.G, zit of fine large a Will be sold low. w York between éth and 7t The subscriber is now opsred ts. ett 5 oro CasTLEMA Pa. ave.and Rock Creek Bridge. FILLY, three and one 'OR SALE—A BLOODE! half years oie kind 4) and and beat Broportic: 5 animal for m weight. Gate. Deteeen the ours o if 0¢ 6-20" NOT Aguxe MasTan’s Mati 9. B JONES | a ped shige dollars ant of any of the Naval Stations, 1D. Com’ ~ Navy Yard, Washington. BuMoOoV AL. NOTION TO SUTLERS AND PEDDLuRs. WILLIAM MARSH MARVHALE Ee w/,c8 | From Charleston via. Richmond. Enquirer, of the 27th, contains thé following items: jes Gregg and Wagner, opened morning, with seven guns from the former and four from the latter. The fire was principally directed against Fort Sumter and Fort John. son. Two Monitors were also engaged. The firing ceased at dusk. One hundred shots were y ; 100 dozen Waiver af ait hint ‘Slapted to army en We rot ome Ba se. White Gioves, aspete Moultrie. No damage yet. Our batteries re- yasedkerenie plied vigorously. or vote not counting absent soldiers, of Ohio, gives Brough 61,752 majority. The tots) vote of the State is 436427... hat fered hy abner a (office, F street, ver 20th and 2ist,) sin fA] cay 1st, ) co our last, at whieh second, will not entitle depositors to bouds with full coupons from November first Washingten Money Market—Latest Que- Buying. Selling. U. &. Coupon Bonds, 1581 sesso see pure U.S. 50's .. U.S. 7.30 N 1668 How Oartificates, 299) = American Gold... 14834 American Silver. i -_ Coupon ©s, 11, 11034; 7-908, 107%; i 107%; Ocertn- cates Of Indebtedness, 00%; Geld, Myx, tans R.B, 110%; Michigan Southern, 86%; Alton and Te aute, 66; Chicago and Northwest- a 46%; Milwaukie and Prairie du Chien, TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Good News from Chattanooga, THE REBELS DRIVEN FROM LOOK-OUT MOUNTAIN, age COMMUNICATION RE-OPENED BY OUR TROOPS WITH BRIDGEPORT. ieee gee Ng SUUCESSFUL RAID BY OUR CAVALRY TO CANTON, MISSISSIPPI, eee dressed to the President the complimentary and congratulatory speech customary on such | Justice Clayton’s office, when the girl alleged occasions, and received from that dignitary the usual brief reply. He has been absent (in WouthH ATTENTION.—Deposits made for five-twenty bonds on Monday next, Novemb:r paris. -were terribly battered in the fight. Mr. were bloody, and exhibited the impression of thumb nail & = indicated an attempt at pocginrs wean? met 3 50-cent Stationery Packages or 6 25-cent Packages cut and brnised about the head and fs one of his eyes was entrely closed: and hens | _Youcan buy eight Photograph Album Cards, of hibited two Holes in his tronsers, which hesaid | Which we have now on hand over five thousand | was the cause of pistol shot, which Schadbolt | YFieties, embracing all styles publiahed. fired after him while running. noon Lonis Block was arrested by patroiman Britt tor assaulting G. J. Gates, a well-known | Wholesale and Retail, over 50 new styles, cripple, who has been engaged for months past JUST BECHL eth fogetae abiee and Peers oe tty: A new lot of Tater & Co.’scelebrated Ambrotypes, was agon. Ww: e ant i examine. meeting with ES a ‘they had ome words, and Public are invited to call and 5 cal lock a “+O! it ler;”’ and this 0 offended Block that he took Ais whip and New York and Philadelphia Trade Sales, offers to struck Gates, st - tentionally. ’ Justice’ Thompson diem] | best Btook of BOOKS, STATION RY, and FANCY A.M. Bell, 148th Pa; F. M. Buck, Tax Cars ron CoLogep Pror.e. Tale Yard sev- Pa; J Kkely, 95th N ¥; E. M. | line from Georgetown to vy ICY; PB. Mc doire, oth N ¥ cay; | eral one-horse cars, for the accommodation, of oa Bh OF Besta wie NH Feel ge The care sre Tapeled in. large . Stra: ita a 5 e aN Frilsnier, imsth NY: | letiers, “Colored people can ride ia aes care. ‘ Keller, 4th Md; J. M. Some of the darkies are so tickled e es Mockns, Q. M.D; | wrinkle that they have devoted the day to P. Holman, ist Ma; D. | riding from oneend of the line to the other, Ravens, Q.M. D; B. | each trip. 7th Wis; A: Bethune, rebel, 6:4 N Ci} 5 soe ap RecaProwe—Last night, Wm. Williz, a colored coal-heaver on the King 1st NY; Jobn Yumbey, 7th Wis; James | ever, recaptared in the Navy Yard this morn- Fi 5 i Beall, and was committed to jail 7 ; John Robsin, conscript; John | ing by O: ‘cer . Fie erele, ath Jone Doo McVean, bth NY | Up Justice Cull. cav; B. Russell, 13th Mass; James Coster, 10:h N ¥art’y; G. W. Berg, 155th N Y; John Lev- se HELE Piney Brancn Courss.—a trot for a purse Gib Mich cav; | 08500, will come off on tbe Piney Branch Wace warold US omig, ote Mvarrent | Couree on Tuesday next, November 3d. Free enr 5 bi for all borses, and entrance to be made to-mor- , re rps Ary eee a F. row right at Murray's Hotel. iy +! —_—_—_—s H. W. Taylor, 16th -Me; OE, Rene LES ILt.—George N. Beale, Esq, the gs be apd NY baty. — Naval storekeeper at the Navy Yard, is lying HEA —Th | extremely low of typhoid fever, at his resi- Tun fey. Foes caer Ks the | dence, near this city” and but little hopes are street. between Iith and isth, Inguire of x ht MoDONIGH. 0029-1W* Immediate ears given. Inquire of M ARTIN, ALL'S = at the Offic. of the United States Caritas: Commusnion, corzer of Hang Dos ‘ghth sireet. 0029-3t A Young Lady, with a Wheeler ami Mashi wishes a Bituation in soae mily Best of references given if re- Please call at No, 204 Fourteenth street, lost last Mondar. Heis White and Mouse a ner akae Willard’ and Mooitt Hous RARE OPPORTUNITY—-FOR 8&LE—GOOD oe Nine A Wikhend IXTUBRS of acsab paring Basi Lacouann, deseieer military. Win Kings Gon | medlste necrsstty. Biostrated liners” “Aaeritce } pe nm ate ne * . le relling liguor Settee we EEN» | Address INO. B, MASON, Star off 0029-3" id Precinct.—He Patoni, Henry Kel- A} Neatly-farnished FRONT set ae "Ge ize Txcoe, oa the steond story of ry House in the r 4. to let with or withort Board, Enquireat Yonird Precinc.—Wm. H. Gampbell, drunk; | No. 180'I street, near 21st street. ockd- St" workhouse. Henry Kemble and John McAn- O8T—Between the Post Office and the Northern drew, do.; dismissed. Liberties’ Market,a BUNDLE OF PAPERS, Fourth Precinct—Herman Myers, grand lar- | tciongivg to the Patent Office. for which a liberai ceny; dismissed. Charles Lavin, drunk an‘ | reward will be paid by returning itt» the Pasent disorderly; $5. Jas. Davis, a=. Veates, aad : rer . Porter. grand larcery; jail for cour’ P AKEN UP ES ‘ in Tuesday, Oct. T*Siath Precivet- James *ilannegan, driving 18 SHEEP, all ite with biack Tar mark on pavement; military. Chas. Schwath, vio- | their shoulders. The owner or owners are lating market la’ dismissed. Patrick Do- | quested to come forward, caked Lay pd milly, Randolph Burk, disorderly; $1 each. cuaress and take them away. Apply _—* r Louis Biack, do.; $2. Wm. Burly, Geo. Bonn, | oMce- - eeeereret Jefferson Parker, Berry McGruder, petty lar- I IME shaded dt Np seen i pee Lote 3 jai 5 acl 3; best Im fon : vy Native and Foreign Wi Tenth Precinct—Samuel Openheimer, pass. | buckwheat, with choice Nativeand fopeen Pine ocz9 St* ing spurious mone: ciel on aad ‘457 Sth st., bet. Dand &, . le rderly; o se — ~ Finepens dos no. *Arnelia Hammond, do.; IVE CENTS REWARD.—My Avprentice, AU- workhouse. Francis Hargrove, do.; dismissed. GUST MALBY, has left me without my con +s t. I want no one to trust him on my name or Fea eer coe mntary,, bas. Hi | sive him employment, or eae I rill hare the law a 2 : y "do. | eniorded. in ° L F; h, drunk; dismissed. Thos. Amsey, do.; <n military, Lloyd Gat, astanit aud battery: 81. | FYOUSE ZO REDT AND BOARD WANTED In George Ardeos, disorderly; dismissed. eo] man, wife, ture mail obilaren, and servant : two ee red, (in a fate family preferred. BROKEN PROMISES AND A BRUISED Face — eiais ‘ot parink ‘table-furnishea Howes to Tent, Yesterday, as Officer Keating, of the ninth | Adaress Box No, 96, Georgetown Post Offica. precinct, was standing on the corner of Eley- | _¢229-3t enth street and the Avenue, he noticed Lewis Schwing, who keeps a ganas on werent street, near the Avenue, pass in company — agirl named Mary Walters, who was talking | _ Corstantl secetving LIGET. Amar AS 35, of very energetically with him; and keeping his | ¢v¢t bot tear pan 0 Ley - finer 5 eyeon them, he saw Schwing enter his res- | “a'Cooq second hand HACK for sale. Price $75, taurant, and the girl attempted to follow, but ‘BOB’T H. GRA’ 5 amaker, Schwing strack her and pushed her out. She 06 29-St* 374 D street and 477 8th street. however, recovered her lost ground, and went AGES! CARRIAGES! CARR ORRLAGES at him in an artistie. gnanuer; Peiae’ ice BAND PU ors AOE, blow taking effect ce, bruisi bedly. Officer Keating took both of them. to PINBY BRANOH TROTTING counsa. US. lovember $d. 3553, that Schwing had promise, marry her, and | a PUBSY OF Five UN DRED DOLLABS WILL had even gone so far as to give her an engage- A ment rings bat had proved isithless by marry- FREE FOR ALL HORSES. ing another girl, and that when she met him First Best 820 in the street she demanded an explanation ot Becond 3150 his conduct, which resulted as stated above. Third Best. 35100 The Justice fined Schwing $5, and dismuscd | Entrance 10 per cent, ‘trance to close on Fri- the girl, who, it is said, will seek redress aay evening, at 8 o’clock x through a sait for breach of promise. ‘ Il entries must be mide under seal, inclosin, : INS ERENEE arey's Wstat“sean" areater souk A Street Ficut.—Last night, Mr. J.Schad- | 5 Teen 4 t re r sre wi! bolt, while passing the corner of Tweitth aud | bea'vos for the eniionte tedepoten ieee Bank. | D streets, was attacked by a young mannamed os 23 3t JOSEPH L. HBISE, P2op.e'7r, Audrew Kelly, and knocked down with a Dilly or stick. Mir. S. recovered euddenly, and ATTENTION! ee aly tat eek near Po wi re a| CITIZENS AND STRANGERS, OFF. espe) ight ens ‘ween them, which SOLDIERS, SUTLERS, PEDDLE. Tesulted in the arrest of both by Roundsman AND EVERYBODF II! Matlogly. whe took them to the ryors Ward tation. e@ case was examined by Justice WI Olaytot, who dist bed the charge Vf ait BEAD THE FOLLOWING CABEFOLLY, an tery psi > BI ed him for At WILLIAM F. RICHSTEIN'S disorders cine tn ape charge ere sons NATIONAL BOOKSTORE, 275 Pa. Av., taka % Between lith and 12th streets, bolt ‘wascut in the head; and his eyes YOU CAN BUY FOR ONE DOLLAR the corners. near the nose | 3 Fi‘ty cent Novels or 6 Twenty five cent Novels, SRS, FOR ONE DOLLAR NEW ONES RBOBIVED DAILY. Sao. Saad largest and cheapest stock of Albums inthe ASSAULTING A CRIPPLE.—Yesterda: = | ott. 7d gad DIARIES FOR 1864, The subscriber having lately returned from the the Trade and the Public generally, the gestand Cincinnati, Oct. 29.—The Gazette's Chatta- Ge with a Iectnre upon the impudent use | ABTIOLES ever before opened in this city, at low nooga dispatch of the 27th, says: A detachment under Colonel Stanley, of the Eleventh Ohio, floated fifty pontoons down the rlyer,in face of the Rebel Sharpshooters, landed at Brown’s Ferry, surprised and drove the rebets from the ridge on the south side; opening communica- tion with Bridgeport. The rebels are flanked, and must evacuate Lookout Mountain. The second dispatch says General Wazen, with two thousand men of General Palmer's division, attacked. uhe enemy on Lookout’ Mountain, end drove them from their position. General McPherson's expedition to Canton, Mississippi, resulted in destroyinga large number of rebel millé and factories, the de- feat and dispersion of the rebel cavalry, and the general discomfiture of the guerrillas in- festing that section, BATTERIES GREGG AND WAGNER OPENED ON FORT SUMTER ON THE 26TH. ———. THE MONITORS ALSO ENGAGED, ——— gee FORT MOULTRIE REPLIED. <_< ForTeess Mowrox, Oct. 29.—The Richmond CHARLESTON, Oct, 26.—The enemy’s batter- THE OH10 ELECTION, CrIncinnath, Oct. 29.—The official home vote, LOOAL NEWS. DgaTHs or Sorprmns.—The following ha: ur 'e to deceased sol- two little children of Cornelius Donoghue, who resides in Hazletown, on Cap:tol Hill, went to 1" the house of Mrs. McMahon, who is a neigh- tated a bor, and some difficulty occurred, when Dono- ghue went toMrs. Mi on’s an@ had some F words with her husband, who ordered him off. | street, bet. M and N, east side, Yesterday morning, Donoghue, in the absence of Benen, Went ty hi bouse ene had some KENDALL’S ‘wor fe, who pitched some water apon bim, and he struck her with his fist’ She AMBOLINE FOR THE HAIR. retorted with a stone, and he went off; but she AMBOLINE ‘was not satisfied, and procured a warrant for his arrest, and yesterday he was taken by Of- MOISTENS, ficer Walling before Justice Unll, who’ fined BEAUTIFIES, him $1.94 for disorderly conduct and using abusive language. , QDORATES, yemeae a mar ie Perry Baleoaee. young colored team: ‘were arres' for stealing a vest from Simon Ketzemstein’s store, on Sev. uae a Seon Towns (lala thrown from Morris Island, and one hunéred Thompson officers E Great ana Seine : and sixty from the Monitors. We fired trom | van, of the Third Ward. Burley stole the’ | Wor sale by all Draggists and. Bancy Goods vest, but said he was told to take it e Of | pealers, ‘doxes, (containing bottles, Ris comrades, Berry MeGrader. ‘The others, oe zs s -d t arrested James Wilson, kK , 7? tiles Keddon, on the charge gr Profan . Ho | BUT TR RAND, uD of tongue, and fined Blocx $2 for disorder- | rates; consisting of Books, Foreign and American ly conduct, and lectured him upon the danger | Stationery, Phot: hie Alb Chi of taking the law in his own hands, — Wo *Bdaran,/ Deckianee; Dome him how discreditable it was for an able-bodied -man to chastise a helpless cripple with a whip. and-shawed | Bocrds, Cribbage Boards, Dominoes, Combs: Brushes, Soaps, Pen Knivi &c., &c. A large lo: of Ne retail price, at NATIONAL BOOK STORE, 275 Pennsylvania avenue, between Iith and 12th sis (OR RENT—Teo Furnished Front ROOMS. om ‘the second and third floors. Apply at oe oc 28-3t* Books gold at half A Row in HaZzLetTown.—A few d ays since ee aig Pos | 2 CRnunaL Covet, Judge Olin—This morn- LBNGHTHENS, ing, Thomas King and George McGee, changed INVIGORATES, assault on found guilty. wrote : NOURISHES, Elizabeth Mile, indicted with the larceny of EMBELLISHES $15 from Richard -Slaughter, plead guilt: rom feyl each cpr tod one" year in the Aipany KENDALL'S AMBOLING 1s Mi oe dl | re es Lioyd Johnson, indicted for an assault on | stimulating extracts from Flowers, Boots, an¢ ‘Walter Clark, was found gaiity, but the - ‘ s sel for the prisoner (Mr. Norris) entered amo. | Herbs, for the GROWTH, BEAUTY, aad PEE- Hee for a BOW trial. eile MANENT VIGOR of the HAIR. fen! ‘erguson, alias Bur! ‘ark, wastried “ where the hair aires for the larceny of s number of shirts from Eile, | _ "Highly beneficial fre, abeth Robinson, fonnd guilty, and sentened co | #eatle stimulant.” Ds. ORILTON. one year in the penitentiary. En a similar cas: “ Have never had anything which so perfoctiy at 5.1" this @ nolle pros. aan entered. © vase answers the purpose Of 4 hair dressing.” steal SEES WARREN WARD, Bec. Perry Lancesy—Wm. Burley, Geo. Bonn, No. ST7 Canal street, N.Y. “ After being bald for Seven years your AMBO- others, being with them at the time of the theft, were | 900 81. ai 6a , held'as accomplices, and all were sent to jail | Manefestared and far gsleet wholesale by for further hearing. KENDALL -& BANNISTEX, A Youne Turer.—Officer Clements, of the ak Bio cee eG ee, Me. SesBaonswar,u. ¥, Fifth Ward, last 18 yeara old. and-has been about the F PLAS. ty 0 a FR, months past, during which time Be. has setae crimes, ip inn pet Mie aed waxtenl witha aed rEg, SW dFo ow atreet ooaLg 09 8 be THB BATTLE OF GETTYaBURG, 5 ‘of General Reynoid’s Stag, fou” » EBANGK TAYLOR, en geen $