The New York Herald Newspaper, September 25, 1863, Page 7

Ee MEADE’S ARMY. ce SN ah ieee og Gallant Cavalry Action Near Madison Court House. * A Superior Force of the Enemy + Routed and Put to Flight. Capture of Prisoners and Sut- ler’s Stores, Keo ben he. ‘Wasmnaton, Sopt. 24, 1863, A recoonoissane? to Numiries found no armed rebels there this morning. Between eight and nine o'clock this morning twenty- ‘ove gueritlas made a raid on the wood station, No. 13, on tho Oraugo and Alexaudria Railroad, about twelve miles from Alexandria, and ste nive mules while their guards wore at breakfast. Se:z+ant Highland, of Peonsylvania, who started Ip pursuit of the plunderers, is said to have ‘beon taken prisoner. Mr. W, Young’s Despatch. Comprrysr, Vi . 24, 1863, The exploits of our cavalry rival the moat brilliant deeds of the most valiant knights of ancient times. The uames of Pleasanton, Buford, Gregg, Kilpatrick, Custer, end other brave cavaliers, will shine resplendent on the pages of history which is daily boing written, Buford’s and Kilpatrick's cavalry divisions, under the general command o the former, went forward fer 1econ- noisyance and to feel the lines of the enemy, and drove in the rebel cayairy pickets about two miles this site of Madison Court House en Monday evening. AGvancing still further, they were met on Tuesday morning by ex rebel cavalry regiments, embracing the Fitst, Second, Fourth rad Fifth North Carolina, and Cobb’s Legion of Georgians, who marched out from Gordousville to give them battle. ‘The enemy charged impetuously on the Third Indiana, of Buford’s First brigade, but was handsomely repulsed and compelled to full back some distance. A lively ‘skirmish ensued, which ended in a more general engage ment during the afternoon, on the Gordonsville piko, about six miles beyond Madison Court Houso. The beaviest part of the ighting was done by Buford’s First brigade, lea by Colones! Chapman, of the Third Indiana, and the four regimonts comprising that brigade hhad the honor of routing and putting to ight the superior numbers of their advorsuries. , Baford's Second brigade, commanded by Colonel Diven, of the Sixth Now York, with Battery A, Second United States artillery, held the extreme left, and shelled one of the enemy’s trains white it was crossing Barnott’s Ford, ‘Dut did not succsed in its captore or destruction, tueugn ‘they did capture several prisoners, among them seven rebels intended for recruits to Mosby. Three of these ‘were lately on Genera! I'ryor’s stafl, and attracted much attention when brought into Culpepper by the elegance of their uniforms. General Kilpatrick, on the right, executed a flank Movement, and threw two squadrons of the Harris Light Cavalry upon the rear of the enemy. ‘Ihe imme- diato result was that the Harris Light Cavalry was Tepulaod and iost their led horses; but they subsequently rallied, and with their supports captured fifteen rebes and recaptured thir horses. Kilpatrick also captured Gixteon wagons, comtaming a large supply of sugar cared hams, sweet potatves, crockery and chinawarc, tobacco, and a quantity of sutier’s goods, After the rebel lino was broken they fell back rapidly and in disorder, and did not venture to make snother stand this side of the Kapiian. Battery D, Second United States regulars, dismounted ‘One piece of a rebel battery, and otberwisefdistinguiehed iis commend. by annoying the evemy’s trains and their retreating columns. 4 800 of Genora! Hampton, acting as staff officer in the rebel service, was wounded. Butord’s Firet brigade came within fifty yards of tho rebel General Stuart, who narrowly escaped being cap- ‘tured. General Pryor, who has lately been reduced to the ranks, or gone in aa a private voluntarily, is attecbed to the cavairy that fought against us on Tuesday. Among the rebel prisonors are Lioutenant Colonel De- lany, of Cobb’s Legion; Lieutenant J. C. Hines, Company C, North Carolina cavalry; First Lieutenant KR. S. rice, Company E, Fourth North Carolina; Dr. H. 1. Bradley, Surgoon of Cobb's Legion; Jack Mathews, Company HI, Second North Carolina; A. A. Retbune, Fifth North Caro- lina, and Danl. O'Connor, Cobb's Legion—all wounded, ‘Captain Catsum, First North Carolina, was also captured. “The whole nomber of prisoners taken is sixty-four. ‘The rebel losa in kilied cannot fall sport of twenty-five. Our joss in killed was only one—Benjamin Lowder, Com- pany F, third Indiana. Subjoined is a list of our wounded :— ‘Lieut. Cyrus Wheelock, Company K, Ninth Now York. Sergeant A. Deming, Company D, Eighth linois. Sergeant Willard Cummings, Company I, Fighth Iii. Rois. Bergea.t James A, Bell, Company I, Eighth Ilinola, Sergeant George Masoy, Third Indiana. Corporal Roswell Humphrey, Company F, Fight 11h now, Robert Marshall, Company E, Third Indiana. Martin Voucher, Company B, Bighth Minois. Jeremiah Jordon, Company 1, Eighth Illinois. Patrick Moran, 000 of Duford’s teamstors, An aid-de- camp of Colone! Gamble, of the Eighth Mhi- ‘noig, and two orderlies. James Joyce, of the Third Jini) aua, and Andrew Keynoids, of the Bighth New York, were taken prisoners. A despat h from Genera! Stuart to a colone! command ing one of his brigades was captured. This cavalry expedition was eminently succeesful with but slight loss on our part, and proved agaim the superiority of our mounted men over Stuart's, who are met by us only to be driven back ingloriourly. About seventy five armed guerillas were seen in Fairfax yesterday, and thore were apprevensions of an atiack on the Hine Of the Orange and Alexendria Railroad last night Mr. D. P. Coningham's De oO Ie Tm Fray, Sept. 22, 1803. RETURN OF THE CAvALRY, \ Ik wae well known that a large force of our cavairy Lad loft the north aide of the Rapidam and gone on a raid. Copjectores wero busy a8 to their whereabouts, but they reported themselves to-day. WRAYY FIRING. About one o’clock we heard some heavy caunonading pr covey yy upon which the enemy are in- by the thick After a few Bours firing, A a the aid of a ass, 800 te ‘a cavalry retiring in the Gordonavilie, The enemy in our ‘rout hes fallen back a ihile fram the river, Dut. but are still strongly Seana Cag eD CIES oF thd hile and the walleye - “They ‘bad largo force yesterda: throwing” op breast. works nnd tite pies. To day hop were nearly deserted. ‘We could notice about three brigades, with wagoos nud Ambulances, marohing | the direetion of Modienn station. Tt is in ‘that « corps has cromsed the river on our leit ‘hil is quiet in camo. Firing bas cosed between oor pickets snd the enemy's. Two deserters came withio our liner to-day. They ‘report the enemy deficiant tn clothing, partionlariy shoer REBEL ACCOUNTS. Operations in Lee's Army—Splendid Dashes of Yankeo Cavalry on Bristol and Smithfeld, te, &o., ae. The follow ing extrncts from our late jichmoud papers contains the news of operations ia General Lee's army -- BERRI, DASTI OM MOORBPIBLD.- [From the Richmond Dispateh, Rept. 16 ) The dah of MeNoii! ‘oto Moore "tardy Gehety eat ‘work, resulted jn the fo!low ing list of captures — Nev en wagons, seventy two horses, one bomdred and thirty-three stand of arms, ten thousand rownds of car. splendid revolvers, beet Vagkee pat pa. ee sabres, one hundred and twelve cartridge boxes. bbe my bayonet eeabbards, saddles, two and tet of heads, to- gether with all their camp equipage, and jaet, but’ wet doart by one hendred and ferigveten ‘Yankees, Civesters Virginia Yankees), includ Og eight NEW | YORK HERAL) stand, in full view of other, This porition was MAintrined poneraett and Ponder these circum t nom, if for “HOt tulstaken, it is alm et anpossid © WO Bee how thy ie pot, op Koop from fighting. It was also reported that @ forco of the cuemy’s were at Newwwn, king avd Quoon, meditating o raid upon the rairoad, This remains to be confirmed. ‘The Soe ten brought down twenty-five Yanukeo prisouers, taken on the Rapidan, PROM GENEr SO. UeR's ARMY, [Correspondence of the iticnmond KE qnirer.} Away oF Nome ew Vinginis , Sept. 19, 1963. Ou Wednesday night Captain Moore, of the Seventh Loutsinna, crossed the river pear Racoon Ford and sac. coeded in capturing some thirty men belong to the com- minds of Kilpatrick and Bu'ord, who were acting os fe- serves (0 the pickets pear the river at that poiat, Thetr carbines and pistols were taken along with them, and also three commissioned oili¢ rs. With this exception all set Warren's corps is keown to be ia Calpapper certainly. ‘ aoe | Fitoners captured near Warrenton arrived here yes jerday. A Veavy rain is falling this morning and ail ix quiet Army oy Nomrenyx Vinaitis, Sept 20, 1340 There bas beon no betiie yet, and ali ‘s quiet along the * this Dewutiful Sabbath morning, taough the two bow artuies are copfrentiug cach other On the Rapidan and thelr pickets are jv Huiliog distanoe of each otber. Meade has brought bis wh fe army from Fauquier, and has {t pow all on tnig side of the Rappahannock, in Cul. pepper county, Where Longstreet, Hill and Ewell are, of course fain bot at Liberty to wy, But chis 1 will say, that General Lee will be prepared for Meace whenever tho lat ter shall announces his readivess for battle. A tumor was circulated yex'erday Uuat the enémy had captured onr pickets on the Robinson run, which is the north fork of the Kapiden sort baie time it was reported that a whole o mpany ¢ been captured: but i will turn oft, think, ita at more than one or two prisowors have becu taken os that river. Dererters and captured Yankees all concur iu repre- senting Meade os about to make # general advance, abd that ho hos onty boon restrained by the rise of tho Rap! day, caused by the equinoctial gales The river, however is bow fordab le, uod if he meazs to come, let him come Along. It is eaid by a gentioinan of character jygs from Cul yepror that two *Iadies were wounded during the shelling last Sunday—one a Miss Hill, and the other a Mrs. Stone, wile of the missiouary of thatmame. Tt it also given out, with a goud degree of confidence In ite bee ago that A Dumber of persons were killed in the Louse of Mr. Jua- keep, at the foot of Monat iy. These persons sgt leged ining been killed wore citizens of the neighbor- he had aesembicd there lor eafety. ! hae failed heretofore to notice Hampton's eavairy in tho fight of fast Sunday. They met the enemy near Ste- vonsbarg. and engaged them [ee B though compelled to give hack befure tbe superior fore of the enemy, and nally fell back. with but slight loss, to Raccoon ford, There are numerous reports of the strength of the Yau kee army, J am disposed to believe, (rou ail that Lean Pick up, that UWeww efiective force in all arma of the ber- viec Is about seventy ty wd men. Their cavalry ze under Pleasanton, aud is the best arm of tho service. days surely cannot pass withoul a general bal(to somew! on the line of the Rapidan, APFAIRS IN THR VALU {Frota the Richmond Dispatch, A gentloman lately froan the valley furnishes us with information from that section. On Saturday evening last three mea dressed in Confederate «niform, visited Strasburg, fo Shenandoah county, and mingled with some of our conscript gatherers at that point, passiug thenselves olf as Conte so'diers. During the night they disappeared, bat next day one hundret cad eighty Yenkee cavalry dashed into the place, under command of Cpt. Bailey and captured the conecrijit gatherers and some four or five of SOE 9 Gilmore's battalion, who were en voule for Winchofter to bring out some of’ onr sick who ad been wb I at that Among Pailey's men were recognized the three individuals who had the eveving before passed th age wae te sold On ‘Tnesday ast a detachment of Captain Heylor's com- Pe Risoittn Virginia cavalry, and a detachment of sii Dlackford’s company of Independent Rangers, had ht with two companies of the evemy at Smithicld, in defleracn county, Our mon succeeded in defeating the enemy, capturing some twenty or twenty-five men and abont thirty horses: but the Yankees, receiving reinforce- ments, monde on assanit upon them and sveceodéd in re. covering a rortien of their horars and men, and captured some half oven of Capt. Baylor’s wen, aucrg them Lieut. George Bay ior. General McKeynolde, who bas been commanding the Yankee foreos tn the valley since the evacaatton by our forces. hag becn removed, and some subordinate leit tem porarlly ik cowmaud. The rt ie, ond great fears are entertained’ tat it ts correct, that Milrey is to he sent to take eomuaud there. As they nave no force stationed at Winchester. Their lines oxtend from Bunker Hill across to a error on the Baitimere aod Ohio Htaftreas. the valley, wost of Harper « Ferry aud rit Martinsburg, amounts to only a few companies of cavalry. — NEWS FROM WASHINGTON, “Wanersorox, Sept. 24, 16 THE DETENTION OF THE PEREL RAMS—KINDLY FEEL- INO TOWARDS GREAT EXITAIN, The London News of the 12th instant contains the foi ire aLuouneement:— The poverrment bas ordered the (wo sieem rome at Birkenhead, A ich have been the subject of »o muck con troveray, nine d, This Didar oen it ts understood, ts sustained by despatober which have been received at the Stale Depart ment, ond which have evidently prodnced « kintly feo ing lowarde Great Britain on the part of this govern SKINMISH NEAR ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND. ‘Tho skirmish noar Rockville, Md., on Taesday, resulted inthe killng and wounding of thirty-four of the rebel raiders, Among the killed was Captain Frank Kilgore, commanding the rebel force. He fell upon the farm of his own father. ‘The rebel cavalry numbered about five hen dred. Upon the Unton side the cavalry was supported by a smial! force of infantry, REASE ABANDONMENT OF VIRGISIA--THE COTTON STATES THR SCENE OF ACTION. The recont efforts of the rebels to mars their armies for a graud struggle at the key point of the cotton Stateg, and the necessity manifested in doing go to withdraw a very considerable portion of their forces from the border, has induced cur own military authorities to direet euch im mediate movements as will press the enomy vigorously at ali polats, contract very much the fleld of operations, and bring our own forces more nearly within supporting dix tance. The withdrawal of so large a portion of Lave army from Virginia ie regarded ag a virtaa! abandonment of the whole of that state. The liberation of North Car lina from rebel rule will necossarily follow THE CONDEMNED DESERT RUS. Alderman Walsh, of New York, bad an interview with the President to-day, tu behalf of Dariel Sullivan, one of the deserters condemned to be executed tomorrow, The fina! action in the matier will rest with General Mewie THY SUTLER TRAINS FOR MEADE'S ARMY. It if understood thas the plan of sending oub sutlers’ traine under cavalry escort * to be abandoned, it coms quence of the distance of the army from Washington, aud that one train a week will be sept over the Orange aud Alexandria Ratiroad exclusively for transportation of sutiers’ goods. NAVAL ORDERS. The following are among the naval orders recontly i sued —— Captain Charles 3 Hogg#, detached from the Sacrarneu to; sick and awaltng orders. uitenagt Commander Joseph FE. Delhaven, detached from the Penobscot, and ordered to the command of the Lieutenant Commancer R. B. Lowry, detached from tue Metacomet and ordered to the comunand of (ue Tacony Lieutenant Commander James F. Jewet!, detected frou the Tobngo, and orderes to the command of the Meteo met. Lieutenant Couaapder Oscar lh. stanto: , ehed ron idee bes leg ah New Orleans and ordered to Lieutenant Commander a. £. fy Renkawy ordered to + command of the Penobscot The followtog ‘General Order’! Las just been ieened from the Navy Nepartment — An feng mateo of the wuss and boilers of the steamers ie and Su Leon; on their recent arrival at the Sacy Yard, Philadel " officers report that ‘alt amd eoaie by nc ote) late to an a ten Meroedite “he be trivated 16 Nareat textect in charge, the engine of the BF a Geurgia ie reported an having been grossly neglected, ‘macy of the oi! hows and chonnels in the brarser clogged up with bard drt the condemmer nearly fille’ with tallow and "a thicknoes of Sve inches of tallow and dirt wae foand tn the at pomp,” &e y eunseqnence of thir report, and in conformity wit the devermination heret6fore annown ed by the ment in Coneral Order Ne gineers Heury Hill and 0 )0F ODE /DOERR, FENHRtIVely Att reverred to are ditcntsaed (rom the Navy of the Lujied Staten, ‘The aiteution of the deprrtinent t Salmont upiversal complaint of detects in maetiners an boilers of vere” retyrning from crulser, aoe te! “meghivence on the part | engineers im not repelr ag der 88 they covur, but waiting ULI! Lueg Rerive ji por), Men everything i# to be done by mechaniog wm We muy Pngineere will hereafter pndersions that ¢ of the machinery under their charge, en t the vessel from a eroiee, #1!) be comedered ae A faehiy ww fre. Of the ther they have discharred their dg ew eh & MAGUEr 48 1H dows ye Cotmmendetion, of hove the botlera’’ t« are the ond ion arrival of eon so grossly negligent or incompetent ae to render | their expulsion from the service an get of metion to Ue | public GUDRUN WHE LE Meoreiary of the Navy THE NEW FRACTIONAL CURRENCY AND NATION 4: BANK NOTRE. A quantity of the cew fractional carreney bay been pringed, and it was intended to twene it thie week 6: ic its ingne whl be fer enother week. For te kame reason the new Ne be ready by the Tat of October, will get | ts not yet suMerentiy dried for jmmedinte we. for thie | tenes even ont + oct about the middie of (he mowtis. " | : Part Of the Engileet | veto and puMings of tulle, (orening somBethiuy very ne% OPENING DAY. Fall fashions in the Metropolis. é Yesterday dawned bright and clear, relieving many @ mind of a load of care and unxte!y for the succers of tbe great comi-annral eveut that keeps the fashionable world | O80g WILD Expectation and piexsan’ enticipation for weeks beforeuand—ihoughts of which obtrade eveu into (be quiet Fummer haunts oF teeming overcrowded wate: ing places wherenmio our Cashionsbles resort, ruffling the Placid monotony of the one and adding fact to the qhench- loss excitement of the other. Others, however, beaide |. the fashionable world Lave ao interest in these pertodioal eventa (hat come with the regularity of the equinox, and, like it, mark tho adventof @ sow yensoy. Country milli hora took forward to them with as keen an interest nm spy New York bolle and ottond them as aasituously, To their visite our leading groditer have bo objection; but they are not #0 favorably dia Hose, towards city milimers, who reproduce their ideoa in exaggerated (orms avd cheap caterinis, fad inthis way velgarize the choteest styl4s To pre- vent this thoy aro bocoming more exclusive every year, ciosing thelr dora, in fact, to every ome but well known customers and endeavoring ta every way to protect theinseives against plugiariste, If they sucgeed, every true artise will find her account in it; for nothing deve: lopes originality like being forced to treat te one’s own resources, and taste aed originality are sare to make their mark at jast, The system that secures to one the benetit of her exertions, that gives her, im fact, a limited Patent for her own tdeas, must in tho end bonofit al by Stimulating thom to endenyors that wal aitimately be crowned with success But to retarn to the “oponing.”” t's tong sines wo had woh delightin! weather, such a clear, breesy, re: able day. ‘There wos no feeling of distrust in any breast, all calm, confident anticipation, "if you expect ayything let it met bo happiness,’ says Aquaint old English writer; bot who wonld give a moment's thought to such “wise saws! on “opening”? day* Not our fasmto-adies. They expacted unmixed pitions and the exhibitions surpassing in richness and varlety, we have no doubt they could fornish from their own experieuce a triumohant refutation of the disngroca- bie maxim, The oxhibitions were not only better, but (hoy were fuller, There was no dread, evidentiy, of tho demand exceeding the supply —ve fear of goods remain. fag on hand any undue time. A grout deal of bnetuoss ees, woe trausscted ed yesterday—morg than in suy previons week of “openin: lay?. Very few indeod come merely ing the freshest and richest styles; and go the day was one of pleasure and profit to all concerned, ‘The following eatab! were crowded Mroaghout the Rnoapway.—A. M. Stewart, Mrs, Harris, Mra. Sim- mon Harronne, Wiss & 60, Thomas James, Mo & A. Myers & €0., G. Ww. Rassford, Madame Cohen, L. Binns, Mra. M. , Madame ‘Demorest, Mre.S. P. Lovett, Mrs. apy, ‘ANAL Simret.—-Mre. Coley & Leonard, Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Gay, Mrs. Copns, Madame Jaanes, Mrs Mulebinock, Mra. W. Walsh & Miss B, H. Tierney, Thomas & J. G Johnson, Mra. Cline, Mra. Stack, ©. W. Palmer, M, Daly, Mise J- Sraith, Madame Rawlings, K. &. 8. Gallier, Mrs. ¥. Johneon. Chinton PLack.—A, M. Furlong, Madame Drey, Madame rare pyt', Austen, Division Som —Mis, W. Openbym, Ul. Opent y: A. Thornton. Braxcken Syneer,— Mrs, Davidson. SINT AVENE. —Mrae J Fevre, Mrs. Ringgotd Gatiagher. Madame 4): 00), Boweny.—Mrs. J. W, Dempsey, Miss M, Jounieson, xpence’s Sons, . Clancy, Miss M. Sbugg, Mile's Le Mrs, Reod, Mee Mreine SyeRer.—Mre, Romritl. Dosen Street. —Mee. MC. Blanck. BONNETS, Rovnets this seatou are essevtially different in many re lost scar, The sides are ebaiiower, the capes emailer snd the front more drooping. The inside trimming «fi in clines towards the top of the bonnet, and the crown, generally speaking, ts Mat. Of coureg there aren [ey soft crowns, to antisty the demands of mdiyidaat tastes, but #0 very few that their appearance only serves to inproet the fact of t waning popularity more distivetly uj on the mind of the spectator, The cape has been denuded of Ws bending, and looks all tha better for the lose, | The winter wd sttommal bonnets are all solid, the trans fromts having disappeared with the summer in former years Une transparent fronts makked reasons, as owe may call epring im spring ‘they foreshadowed tho commng setminer, Atl) autuMD protracted as far as waR pre tieabie. This year it altogother diferent, and ever bonnet we look avon ts a stern, uncompromis shat the summer has lost ail infivence with ner Not that autumn strongly aud successfull seems to bave elvanged © mate of the character of the coming than of the depart " mer. been dey sel by the teeming drain of wrench modine oqnais in grace and beanty the | Mary Start. Nothing \ #0 universally the only #haye Mat it is impowstisie ( are gind t wainy. It ye valgarize, end we oniete ite TeApPenraner, Cay coins age not fashionab: » thie paint taste and f onlewor. for the ug Winter black velwet by ke (he but other colors are NOt tabor 7 "cok im high fever, nud purple retains its hold on eatination. " Ind 1 taste wil undowbtedty fosblon will of compe however, the decrees ovgh to compe! the of t iractious. and therefore we « deviations (rom t rhaed st 1 Migs are prine yeily forme et flow er « Jace. lov, enters inl there , brut sparingly than we ifve seen it oF Ormasion A word ng 10 the priver of Données Of conte. wills the materiale that enter inte their compos ition extravagant prices, i ie not to be expected em that be puselia Jed tw ney of the New Ve roportion 16 Ue expected Uhat (he rep reduction of euatly bonne ehgroms the atiention ef nearly all our first clase ano And this cirowmeanwe edded COOsbi@rAbly Lo the ai rday exhibition | Every estab 0 aaryeonn et only ite competitors, byt wos etorta into the shade. ccemet| RHIbItIOne we * pet only im am ative enn te ve unt ¢ strikingly clean! yeeterday. Coe, made of white un bo tined with the same materia) | atirnoted the admiration of every new mnfiar of vistors that from morn to dosk poured into the eetablislinent A, M. Stewart, sorging op sud down, fwaying to ant f and hover the exquisite Creations of ‘oreist taste and ative akill, arrn wih wh ace | attonthae (0 minute detnils, such delicate pereption | of the harmony of viendes cud cowtrasted colors. ive | string’ of hred biark rbhot were whaded by yeorstr of seit, mivty tulle, full few ing and tuted a in nm rested, sod soping tai! foachers Of Ga ing wht falling ike 2 beton's ‘ae me ia rigid but vor ongrace lier” over Use the bownet. fhe fai! trimining wae pertgulee ove politary ty red | tose” and tee he Wows” buds, the dep | from « bed of grern «6 te seme var Stuart tye, wos 6 rose and bude eme heath over one temp now, peculiar to the Mary sod tricone j Clone te The bat we laws Jot Geveribed, ant o ehiing tt bive& velvet, trimined « ranger peculiar that we tepae A Giving MBY Menex i SLEDGE PEK, GverRiring® 9 \6 tale face trimming vaudeau Of white tulle, back nk rose bude aod bewthy hig hat, a Je came cxtablikiment, #ae shaped a ‘ nether of eww velvet, hound wit linet wich hinek the cape binek Mad cur iw irk 8 mo gM MeeN Mgrabrat, amd eh «iw f a crencent, ele true beruty Of tbe w “ prave. poe for the Let with whieh ng tne hentied, The cation Vetvel arrany newt wet down by the other 8 & iendit y is é vis (nge eeariet, Overstrings O bre@d Lally ihe © bee Tiriking eootrast with the outside, and in yet sitonger wttant With (Be pore AOE devenio bemuiy of a white p behind & searles peppy, ‘The muateral wax eval unoot velvet, held MAIN On Che foundation, + wee tne cage with the other . peve.¢ jeser od Psy compe wee patel (nsae ames orig the ee mageideest tuft of bruquet feathers, strict with marebout. that Pirated umn toe jon le hte wore forest eaves in tempest. Pure. Nand ladytizg, bo wonser Wt wes, Go trace eamire sémiree lege rote my Goneh.@ ‘he ‘oer a orrvtoce tun} note re aa” With DAY, SEPTEMBER 186).—-TRIPLE SHEET e re 2 HK OPOuing aponicns Of'diied julie, oot long no yee ftite dot to Wie | ertrkeef constitutional Liberty. wali bv deauroye by tbe oui ns Color, Dot brow! aud sbort, t Be | ation Of the government; tat the emanciiation Pro Over sud Caurht with a diumend pio le res ing our dever ptt n of the (a 8 trimmings, o@F well © bear in mid that the ‘gebin ehle y divides it into (wo jar te fone ty able (0 orm a correct of she, hain _Psiablisbment wore sever mera Dats Kome | FemMOVing & re 1ke the deep | resolution ned hry gett od uneraditienal tnion men of #1 © Compo OF LNG ©, Ue cape bound wiih ReNrive ve’ a taftoft scarlet ceirich feathers Sa top | The other repolotions declare tat rerossion b A - legat- front trimming a band of Cnopdagphe, velvet Jace strings ecartet, Perfect "in ite way be mueb worn ‘ened to DO worn with them most be rd onmixed white or white pd scartet, This con | a# enemigs to the country all who would have the war it within | come short of that, and that the puitey of the country ombeddet i) to. A Loartshaped fail of bluck Werstrnas white tulle, wae ee Be car lot ¥ab0u vasurally rostelets taste and con but, restricted in color. we 6 it duaph y itso! in endiees variety of form A anponsation in this way for its Harris exhibited some Beautiful spect Boutwel!, Richart iH. Dann nad other: C1 tho modiite’s art-—vetyots , and viet trimmed with ostrich ged ostrich aud markbout, and with one me weet finish “eo cheers for the candidatos, herrow bounds: white and black, pide Levine & uoaeon had oo artionsar abtention + Raford & Tuckor have floral cacs that vie With boar off the palm if one sense only Dicoutied Nothing cau sirpasa their assortment Viewers of mal avenie are borat rage morgeous — antumnal wintor Gowers, wild flowers, flowers of 6: of the ¢ ly business ja rapidiy striking its roots and up to Broadway. «4 fourisiuog business in the millinery suceesifully yesterday. by Miggins were ‘several specinens thet ‘ T Soettalty ¥ tert On tho west ‘al ostabiishtnents All the ot ang ganry fubriew of hos Drought in its train heavy merinoes and dark silks instead, as well as cool evenings aud short days, Tho ab is fairly oponcd, all the dry goods estab. Hebments have their goods for the coming sonson ready Stewart, Lord & Taylor, e hee genus ploasure and positive happiness, aud, 99 tho day was pro. | OmMe#, @re out in full force; counters groan bengath velvets and moire antiquos; placed iu tempting array to y flowers bloom as cheerily as if the i) hone upou thei, inaugurated, ant a for tmepert ion In oae word, the most Driiltant Keason ik ae be aie je dry qiolitical economist and the | between a portion of General Hoseorans! forces aud tho at or, ae Mr. Montisini would way, ato otal smash.” out Rebels under Generals Bragg aud Jobuston. ‘Tkeir motto is— AMap showing the ecene of tho terrible conilet ou Saturday aud Bunday, ‘The iatest despatches from our Corrospondents nour Charleston, showing the progreas of the sioxe, Kroat financial crash, ii © noxt we never faw. Itis thoant, not the buttertiy, that provides for the wins to inspect. All were imbued with the desire of poasess- } tet, and so our parveuues, our Shoddy their greenbocks profusely, and in all their glitter of diamonds make (sunah! ue and other kindred y' 1 * Black reap rich harvests. mouts epened yesterday, af while Tifiny and aaa ar Ba, let tho ort stide.’? this dey artment we Lave ne bea mien of formor peas’ ns —siiks in all their bewili variet; , Mosdames J eving & Gosson, Mesdaines Cramme! & | antijies, clothe, poplins, panaes “ae cloths, and a great many anonymous nondescripts. Vialde are cancidates for popular favcr this season. we think, (rom all tho indications, that their chances aro they are @ very irrepressible style of thoy ure 0 sooner down are up again—a very Celtic character. ve then in merinogs, i cloths avd im every variety and Cotabination of colors. nothing cra be fremw: th ‘ee eamo plaids: the way, and ove for which the laid ib @ pretty exten~ proche, Cashmere and thoy eth bit seme m: cent camel's bair sbaws, varying from five bundred lars te fiteen hondred dollare——a mere bag: rage for everything extreva- gant bas row reached ita chlminating poivte nothing can be ton evetly—to fad pur. Jarge linportiny bowes Las shee atock of ve ines ar | the Mouey, Dry Goods, Provision, ca be toe dear, chagers. style abpotute ebove all se bn wouderfal variety ond equally desirable: ‘The spects from these worn during the corresponding season | holds ite place, Theyoltted wassr has ot Beak ‘ie wince | Une we saw it comsecratod to bail | Three the lost sees: w rersed Kloet menado and home dre et 4 varieties of the pélnted OM 18 BO pe, cided charaetor Tues sh aie diady of very de the Bettenbersperm iv readers may bo fuiiy @ will mention thore we | Hamann tha cheaveat publi ret, we have the off funk. then we have “next, The poms front, back and thon wehave two pointe in the frout and back: iu Une (font a large contral one and id have these pointe repeated are vory elabo- and vet lainnict owed on si) aut comely of aii trims of vik are alco much adiired, aut ory are univers. alegunt white witle drer or’ for two hundred dotiar ion, When rimmed wuitably, will add to jt prolly wear My crepoblicaa price for nt and dilingwe dre dressmaker to) } # Maser Wnt jo the front: eden v. every concet at way. V ki ad forms the a c establcnmont wo saw a based at Lord & 1 ad [role where tb have been the saab fet iy rows OC narrow #, edged with bites plitude A wiktth, Hie work OF wiiiet! dwind)ing perceptih'y hed up our eidewaike avd vomt hove the aneobtrusve whi Madame ekict, ae we have @ trimmed with the Fimeen, quitlings pamamenterie, ng, teporate and at chee for tee rations Ke ‘niaker boop wel sr aout specimote at Prodves'ity vel = . We sball endeavor to « } ey engowise, en tabiier, aod with 5 * carried up the front of trimming that viet and vomtinned on the corrage 4 \nvojotvene thas 0 Pence May Ber ies POLITICAL AFFAIRS. Union Nomina. State OMice Ackay, Rept, 24, 1869 HILP. Norton, of New York, and How. Richard F, sga, nominated by the State Constitu coon for Attorney Geoeral and Leepece Iberewpem ther jog the nomiustion of Lon, DF toma! Uniem Cony of State Privows carnation petals Cureting through the vernal eucath, ana i" ke Committee, seer, | St. Joba for Gesretary of state ave withdrawn se hcle deme ratie New York Senatorial \omination, How. Alexander Hh trict by aeetamation. setts Republican Co The Massae! GOVERNOR ANDIRW Moun, Sept. 24, 107 pablican State Con awembled here 1 and harmoote vention wat organle his sndieece hea be of out arma and nomed wont | tireetion victories 4 bem renter aed Gpen oar sail or breathe the air that tes Stare aod Stripes. wenent feet, Then well brotherly mvs be Then riall be windwaied the Andrew was powineted for reclection by tee present usb Ge8 Ghd the remaleter f the intel im the name way et hat placed i Chee janineeeition locking like a | Flava slam Nabed off with detente Mn ad boreens coried roond from the ears Pemed & dat for «| aociamation a coanupoualy ad oytod, They pledve anew an nowavering Fup ort Ww the government: expresso foar that any land clam tiem meet the approwal O Masumoburetia aud Som! »s a inflitery nece-mity, ax te shows ¥ the gories ot wpleadid = viotorten that fol lowod it, juntifled too, o¢ & guiramtee to the world that our contest is fur liberty and bi et thes be that has rested wnoo us. Tb! lub dates torme of pewoe © by 4 the Sein and not att rebels, who have no righty exrept tho right to aubenit lly “whatever, and joasmuch ne wiave y jx the role cause of the fevolt it is the Conan to inalat that slavery abel! be extingubhea’ every State aud. Territory in the euantry , taat MasmeGunotta ws forthe war’ to the “eutire happrension of the revolt. rocegnteing towards its colored roldiers te wike and just, wnd whould be liberally colarged by putting colored soldiers oa a perfect equality with white soldiers. ere tuado by Benator Wilson, 6x-Govornor who aut coneurred beara and ool ewes In the rentimests: bho remnlotions hundred and twenty towns and cities ‘opr by ns about Koventern hapdred deloratos jon adjourned at four o'clock, with rousing The Russian Steam Frigates, Tn addition to the two tinperial frigates at present an cuored in Viushing Bay, which will arrive at tho city this morning, the Russian imperial corvettes Vitaez, Capiain Kromer, and the Variag, Captain Lund, from Kiel, Augual 6,arrived, by way of Sandy Hook, yesterday afternoon and anchored im tho North River, Thoy are propellers, with engines of 300 horse power, mouvt 17 guns, and Among the | ‘carry ® complement of 17 officers, 11 oadeta, and a crow of31T men each, ‘Tam following additional Kussian war yorsels aro ox- “ to arrive ia afew das Chpper Almos, Captain Seleaoy, nine gana and three bundred and sixty horse power Clipper lsoumroud, of nine guns and threo handred and Sixty horse power. 1 tippae Jat Jabont, nine guns and threo hundred aud staty ‘se ‘The "gate ony hind Rontakoff, is now in port, THE WEEKLY HERALD. ‘The Werxny Heratp, for the present week, ready to. morrow (Saturday) morping, Will contain Full particulars of the Great Battle near Chattanooga, Movements of Meade’s Army—Qur Troops on the south sido of the Rapidan. Important from New Urleaus—Retarn of General Fravk tin’ Expedition, Reported ‘Treaty between France and the Rebe] Gon. jpacas, ottoman | federacy. ‘Tho Lateat News from Europe, Mexico, Japan, and other portions of the world. Poetry—‘ihe Lion Going to War,’ “Flight of the Ao interesting original story about “My Cousin Frank ”” sporting—Racing and Trotting—Crickot—Pase Ball— Aquation, ke. Agricuiture—The general aspect of Adfeire—The Ficld— The Orchard—Ralsiog Ornamental Forest Trees—New and Rare Flowers. Tho Fashions, Fe ing readiag matter. It will also give valaabie and Important Reviews of ig, and a varloty of other Interest ttle, Horse and Family Markets, Editorials on Vrowinent Pvewts of () Day ,Sbip News, and reparts of all other interesting and important news, Single copies Five cents, Aupual = any larger vumber, addressed to i $1 S@cach. An extra copy wi!! be vent to every club often, fwenty copies, to one uddreme, ona year, $2%, and any larger number at tame price, An extra copy wil be sent to clubs of twenty, Phen rater wate the Weenie om in the eountry. AOVRHTIRMESTS (Oo 8 Hiniled namber, at fiiy cents Per line, Will be inserted in the Wameny neato Louery.—Thirty per Tofermation fur yi nih kinds of cere, 18 Wall He pete iis em ola Ford i vay Low . "te 5 Prices Cashed vy Legalized Lotteries. Tofogmation given, IN & CO,, 10 Wall sireat, room No: 6, W. ¥. ieoigee Cashed in alt eas 6 oa Taotte- anton gt rok Ti Wall etrrer ae te 1, ir Yorn from the Country WI Bing Ge Bhorn of ali f « patroole MILI arions at, EK 4 OO. away Felt aud Cloth Mat GY.NIN'B. G13 Broadway Fare. a Collars troduced try GENEN, 1S Hromslwe Wheerter & we Highest Premiy fewing Machines Faote'e Patent Umbrella Lore Blade 9 Broad vay pening of Fail Fins cade taken place In geaiiomen 1 Kroe has Genin's Spectal Display of Ladt Reldgewnter Paint —€ ' for dorable pains fe Grover & Raker NEW LACKSTIIOM MACHINE. MO 9 Tn the boat 1 achime over produce! FOR EMO R mk Price GS Obie 68 Vivadway Bye ppm P ied aod # opposite Bond ety ort ay nnd Nighe tat EMMONS “Qoublata’ Optician, 66035 Reroadiray, Lalerge Hos are. leon ” ro « hove CTO INBON A WCRI AM: 20 Comal vier, raet of Broad Album Pleture Gallery Carte de Wle sites, Ac, by HOLMEA, No, 0 Broedway, 62 per ton W. A. Bachelor's Hair Dye—The Be “ The eye applied by eeiirul for be BaveUP LORS 1 Mord wren fying (he haw, ob WA For the tMatreMarry's Trieoph *, the beat and cheaper artioe Bou! vy al Goaraad’s Poud ‘yeaa Werma'es wee Kraptions ed ey OUR aa a awe and prlure oe ve Me card Assoriation — vie #3, hbgress De 1m rary 7d Rearciiat ion I hile phd. a ee No More Gray Hair or Baldnees—Porty - j Ay. Commiitation (rea vy Dr 6 are ooeetant ne: oy pee aa ‘Treosecs Maret €o., Madicn! Care a mage ye Var dues Vests Gerke, Mapperiare, Rho A pay © peesmere. © of the, Nervous, e Mon peseen serv iis i eS eee pe ray ee tie rile on te Piren'ba te eee MISCELLANEOUS, A NW PERPOME voR THY WaDiceRentee, ACP OF THE NIGHT BLOOMING CERES MONT NLOOMING crngua Metr Dye. Mair Dyeing | 7 ‘ OMetal Deawt Z mes OF Mar Co.'s Kentucky ant Misemim Mate Coumien?” aey & Benson, WaTiA Chae 18, 68,7. % 28, 66, 4 Covington. Ky. or Ht, Goals, Me. aan Drawings o FOF Kentugke Fates (rans 01 68, 13, 70, 21, 25, 20, ee Smntse 26, 73, 67, Cirealers soni by stressing JOUN A. MOeR koe Metal Drawings of me Library Asso- clation Company's Lottere of ew, Hates Otase 327—> oe 4, 1A 49, 30, 7, 87, TH, AS, 7, 0, 82, 40, t0 saa am sed Pars 24, 26, 25, 17; on aT, 4 Chres lars sent by a RANCH. ROLIS & 7, 78, 6, 27, by » Mannzors, Covington, Ky NfORT BLOOMING CrREra MIGHT BLOOMING CKrKS NIGHT BLOOMING Onna NIONT BLOOMING CRREUS, NIGHT BLOOMING ChRetsE, BIGHT B1.0¢ a CERnUA A mont exquiatin. detion fomwe fron the rare aud hemi ower fromm wretch te (akine, tee Ame 1 & ON ne _Bold by drugaiste genaral ¥ aad ecu NO. Lind BROADWAY SMITH a ilers of Neckties, Hearty Portation «now open, Thelr line oi Tem at 28 opts Iragneereess ‘om bracing over two tho dor many of hich ennnot be bad. slaewhere dao’ ‘bin we Bey mt Bie. Te. ied vt “elegant Kugiiah . The, em, Me four ‘batiera, te wor B17 nee: dase Eglent eet Cot Cie 1% 750. oneh. Mlegant Dress Hhirts A full angors ment Of Hoslery, ai om, Undevebirts, Linen ita neh ts ts, MROADWaY—rauntUM all Carda, fa the laleaeed T WM EVERDELIS BON'S, 106 FULTON aTmeer, Wirldivg aad Visiting Cantey Note Paper and ave Opes. Initial Bamping. Establiabad 131%, AT CHURCH. At HOME, VISLTING cannes Vitae it 80 Mrowtwat, © corner Dy awl e A SECRET Weyer KNOWING —00 TO THOMA AUNKW'R, Ma Greenwich arsed avd HP Moirray street and fee the low prices he la selling Tow con He vdndiipwaria Cs ao used in ever, LL ABOUT THE OLD MERCHANTS OF NBW YORI, in the I LEADER, every week, A avi fits CoE ste raves Vy warrante & cusp Hernia or & pure. 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JOURNAL, ‘ready to worrew; 18 grate Ait nwweaap wil ihe J ImgeTION Tarren AND 7 rn + L KINDA, white and coored. printe? and pistn, In qanmttes wo unas, at VIOROR BM AUG 114 Chmmbere YE AND BAL UR CADWELI. OCULIBT AND Auris! J Clialon pace Biehib erent, bee fu Soars raparlrnes, wapesially ro athig the Bre Kar Ofies De OSD RELL hae great etpenence in ‘ VATS “ABY DOUBLE ATRENOTH 1178 Wi Isa ort coriain cormuive for Re forme 1 eral Kite) ney Cer pie roe! great ieparity of tne pater rg leore, alt Rieunn Liver pepeis and all disengew arith Moos UYATES Livi: Hats AM iy thee a Bent Sheenwen your red by medvine, 1) does pot eons POUT IM ATRENGTH LIVH I ALaan tenet rand treet, PL per betile, oy (or $S i Bent eo arywhere ly) peers LOW eE® Onrnon 4 co onean ita of caaeh of "ye od . ae Disp x mere ins Ant te aaron ns ont sce Constantiv on hand Menseona Lage bch EaGLAND Bt aw for erpert and Alaa avery « invites able for mamife foe oa AYORS OF PIOE. BEW TORK, JULY a9, ia — Ope) # ine 1/4 Soeta ¥ OF OTKE, Meyer Thape. Meth on, Prince oyerial, a % TRENT OF BRONZE GROUPS Ris nme Kew vee of MMOLE AND WANMLE CLIN Ke, Pandan ere ry sity from the moet ae PERRO! ne OT go Loe 4 to PLATED WaKe, CU PLERY « ny a Gwout & bo. 190 101091 reat ny Cornne of Brome weet LATIONS, ‘ courantos SEW GCORPRL OF PHACK, ) ARRATIAW ACCOREANO Lineal die ot ww BATE & hw He ISNOCHET CONTLOT NE if CHARGED wrin Hin COMVIETION s TERK HOW HM WAS POF HAD IS PRMOM, Nie WIR) PINOY YoalT TO TRE PRisom, LIS TAKEN FROM THE HORPTAL TO THE Woar HEL NS WLR Oe PRON HI TASK, FOR winter WE Ie TORTC RED OW het Dead. | LIVING Wires OF FRR WoMRORe ov THF HOWhE Bart M14 1). SOCRNOR FISALLY KeTARLe ED READ NATIONAL POLICE crrrTe VY Phomtee QEINQU ROL » THE SRW Bloor ® awed TVO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION, 1 *o J Lie a peceas Js on Cowes y Wired aes (rom riers S08 Hale A SPLESDID Bi ace Pid wai sean ol nt manne. yarton ee ot ot bee 7 Owner bee wo foriher esate = ‘on