The New York Herald Newspaper, November 9, 1863, Page 7

SUFFERINGS OF UNION OFFICENS. Additional Particulars of the Escape from Libby Prison. ADVENTURES BY FLOOD AND FIELD. ‘WHAT THEY SAW AND SUFFERED IN DIXIE, e., &., &e. Mr. W. H. Stiner’s Despaten. Fortemss Moxnoz, Nov. 6, 1863. At I stated at the conclusion of my letter of yesterday, J was unable to give, owing to the closing of the mail, tho ful! particulars of the interesting statements cf Major Houstain and Lieutenant Vou Weltalen, and I now con- ‘tinue thom. I left off “when, three hours after starting, the rebel cavalry got on thelr track; and then com- ‘ansuced the struggle for life and liberty.” ‘THE ART YROM Jail “was dgcided on by these two daring officers to bappen about dusk. Accordingly, at half-past five o'clock P.M. -on the 24th ult., Major Houstain ordered his compani¢n to follow him on a protended round, having provided him ‘first with two large glass bottles and the provisions for phoir journey under his arm. 5 LEAVING Tux (1FiCERS’ QUARTERS, Ube two passed through the hospital of the enlisted men, Btopped at the hoad of the staire, and posted a faithful man at the window to givo the alarm in case of ap ap- roach from outside. Finding tho way clear, the two Non officers donned their disguiro, and waked boldly at the two rebel eeutries doing guard duty at the en- Sramee, also five moro rebel soldiers who sat at the Moor, Prior to leaving the fugitives were directed to fol- Yow the James rive: road, which thoy pursued. They hravolied os fast as circumstances would perm:t, and not Zo excite suspicion, but were uo great distance from Libby when they heard { THE CAVALRY APTER TURN, while they woro in an open field. The fugitives at once Jaid flat on their faces, aud witnessed with joy that the gnounted pursuers did not obserye them, aud after they awere out of sight the officers tovk to the woods und Pravelled that way al! nigns. ‘A TRAMP THROVOH THE PINES bn timer of peace is no very pleasant task to pedestrians ouch loss to mon who #tako life aud liberty on an at- tempt to e#eape, and are compelled by necessity to take holier amoug the thick woods of the ‘cred suil,” es. cially when unacquainted with tho proper direction to ‘The fugitives resumed their Wea:y march on the ext'morning,and after walking wutil five o'clock that afiernoon found themselyes within THRE MILES OF RICHMOND, ‘ms 0 colored man iuformed thera, whom they chanced to amoct in the woods, and whe gave them directions how to Bnd the way the city. At dark they came to a place ‘known as the “two mile broastwork,” finding there an priiliery picket, aud thoy passed the night in sight of Luem4 At dawn the next morning the travellers again asqumed the pilgrim’s staif, end, veing shown the road Dy a colored man, struck the path j TO CHARLES CITY youd, on which they ‘travelled twenty miles .bat day until they arrived at a plantation known as Mattox’ arm. Here they stopped und made arrangemenie or food and shelter for the night. Thoy had pot been here more than five minutes re ‘she loquacious host inaformed them that ‘our’? (rebei) cavalry had a moment bejore left his house, bein cy wearch of two Yankee officers who had escaped from Libby prison, and were inen on their way to White (nk wamp. Finding this piace an unsafe rendezvous, as tie ‘ebe! troops might return at any moment, the fugitives, mnder @ pretext of returning shortly, left the houre and ‘eguin took (o the woods, remaining thore over night. At daybreak they started a.ain on the same road, aud ‘walked one anda half mile below Long Bridge, ou the Phicksbominy ‘awaiting an opportunity to fall ta with a colored poraon who could direct them properiy. ioe dieappotated in find: 1g one, they were compelled to ANOTIER DIRECTION, sia on to the farm “f the younger Mattox, son of the ‘of whom the supper had been engage! the previous ight. They ‘alendel ve.avold thie bease; bat, ng in ip Tull sight thereof, the owner became conscious of their Cc. and gave them a poremptory order to go into e house, £ us rvcitivs sou acexD. nae ‘oung Mattox, on bavii:g offored Lis uw nests a seat, commenced conversation on the ‘oecape’ of two Uniow trou i" prisooy and eka of the two why aid net return the previous evening tu bis a ease im rag (pie! Mo icera_ in i ‘enem: pountry without arms. To this Major Houstain em = to bis travelling to ) Kent business he did. teary hi ie ray) tad that ne never allowed any hE ES: nearer than the Fango or his Drage’ of tr fevolyers, which he constantly carried about ition and be pono ‘This auswer did not seem to ey “2 to take them to Bottom's = wnero be , Cons: eS in common 1. 10 enue are tho fugitives enced deiormtaing, at the same time, to kili the scour oh CosaULrathx was held by Mattox with his wife, who retired from where the officers sioou, lasting some minutes. Iu the Meantime the Major and tbe yard and made remarks about the assumed 4 nonchalant air. Lieutenant lolsurely surveyed crops, ac., and sk Besaes, 0 whicb he avswered, rhether it was worth wuile.’’ They they named return to bis mother's boise and apologize for ina ir nowt appearance last evening, and, leayiog the Louse, proceeded about one tandrgg rods, whon they made THR CHICKAMOMINY SWAMP, whore thoy waded t ‘through uve feet of water for abont ‘half a mito, which brought them to Long Bridge, two hundred yarda iu the rear of Mattox’s house, Tuey went adout ove bundied rods below ou the CUickalominy by bearing the stroke of oars, caused bp a vost coming towards them. Culy by lying dows pod biting in she bushes wey escaped oiservat Troceediug about a quarter of 4 mile .ariber, they bea: fr APPROACH OF CAYALRY, 14 saw €iX mounted mien ming Ob a gallop in A straight ting towards them. Ibo fugitives ran with A asia towards the river, and, 5 pounging in, bid thom. fa the brush. The came on, yelling hike demons ‘ibe Yackes sous of bivebes aro here iy tho ay aud at the seme time fired their carb boven times across tho river, aud came very near biting them. Submerged in four feet of water, the unfortunate fogitives dia not dare to leave (heir tictug place, ant remained 12 the swamy ‘or seven hours, whes they aga: vontured forth, taking the old stage route on the Uhicna hominy, aod made fur Jones’ Ford, This brought them to WIDOW POLLARD'S FAKM, nay, Wagga fe shellac on r aight and a chance ioraey revebed garmenis. ihe request was re the widow = Fiat che could not afford to feed hua shelter goldiers whe should be with the army apd not running abou. taccventry: The plea of great atriotisan to the Southern cause, however, caused the fridow to relent and allow them to remain. From The conversation at the eupper table the Major found that he and bis companion wure ‘AGALL BUSPRCTYD OF BEING ‘*TANKRRS,” Trom the fact that th. son of the widow asked the Mage r his rank, The latter replied that be was biajor J. W Uarrett, of the Filty third Norte id that bo was ou his to N jouse, to which piace bis ,egiment was en route, wo be tationed for the protecion of the inbabitects ‘agaiuet Yankee raiders. Although this story evidently ratisted the “widow's son," still ae wanted to kuow why be, ne mayor, bad black Velvet cuffs, which indicated a surgeon s rank. This ——- 5 the Major ro yo by replying Loe Dia caffe besoming shabby ie could not adord a new wad black At this bouse the fugitives remained over night, enioyiog rest and And Ureakiest, (or which they paid eight dollars rebel eerie and ouly lutied suspicion by sbeer tm) udenoe wud lying. AGAIN ON TH ROAD. The next morning they onapetpets yO who informed them a sooats Wore cunsiantly up aad down the road, hon aiter two Yankeo generals who had oveaped from he ond, The travellers thereupon took au onsteriy pourse towars Jepkins’ farm, where the rebels quarter bd last winter, ad roug bt refuge in a deserted negro prbero they retainoa til within two hours of dawn the ext moruing, chilled to the bone with colt and damp. ness, when they siacted again, and arrived at WupOW MRADPORD # HOTER, store a pegress, engaged fu splitting wood, on seo tog approach, burrtedly came towards thom, paying, i © you w tho oseifers what roa away from Kichmoud,’ and begged them to go toa Place abe indicate. 17 the Wouds aad guBceal themsoi ves, raising to come as goon 8s pearibie and agsi«t thera. fire arrived thortly a(ter, and Wrought some batvermitk | two biscutts. Ghe informed ite fugitives (nas her \astor was cognqed 10 jick ug Up condor pus In the weigh and was pbout startiog (or Miolmond with o amber of fmpressed "pate ios On jeaving she ised Wo send & oclored man who would guide them Pet vi96 Hines. iu this she tailed, , wie betanding po ex! ied all cadearors vo thud roa! ned three ws a, winch bey yo te Keut Court sionae, As day sy aud inquired the way to ve At ¢ from the mill stated fdas eearch of two escaped Yankes, take ghoitor in a u eabia clore by, ani cor soureotves inti! sundown, ‘hoo he would come ond asset them. ‘The negro gave Ricca tho mest minute Girsetions regarding tbe road Bore they waited watll two Bours alter the appointed time, Ma board tue rebel cavairy riding by; but, uo ' raaking bis oppearauce, the travellers again von coy 9 They walked ight, and at eleven o'clock y ed at Jones’ Forde whieh they crossed, avd oo siruck the Charles City road THEY ENCOUNTERED 4 KXMEL PICKET & fence, who, on roelny toom, ote 199 1 wieury | watt did pot molest them. Picket rode td'ia an’ bour abc a ball tuey foil la with a colored wu: NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1863. ‘Mua, who directed thom properly towarda the Union lines. Following the injunction rocei this gource, © walk of another mile brought a wood (he Diasoon creek, when cs acces i atl nightfall, ~OROSAING D! cREBK, they lost “their way several times, aud mot @ robe! eriaver, pamed Wade, to Pretended to be rebel {rom Bort and wanted to ‘he recov surprise. On Tuesday morning, at three o'clock, fatigued sans ae: naar igued avd completely worn her be was @ Union man or rebel, when the sentinel roplied the former. ‘ibe picket, on asking “Who goes thero’”’ re- end second New York Volumteers, and Laeatens ‘Vou Welt- zien, of Scott's Nine Hundred cav: The picket in- foruiod thom that he belanges fox Firat New York Mounted Rifles, Colonel ‘Onderdon! jo de. tainod the fugitives until four Fs ioeks when, the reliot oe up, sed the two officers were escorted to the guard- jouse. be Tan yauom, LOR, and under the protection of loyal men, the fugitives being completely exhausted, acon os tg ya C4 until daylight, when the oilicer Cronixi, came up, they were almost Wacatie 1 eee their time 10 oftering thanks tv Deity for their miracu- lous escape, Captain Crom, on hearing the statement of the fugitives, took them to his quarters and supplied thom with a sumptuous breakfast, the first ‘square’ meal they had gad since their capture by the rebels. Alter breakfast they were sent in a wagon to COLONEL Ke M. WART'S HKADQUANTERS, at Williamsburg, who, on hearivg their story, received them with the utmost Windness aud hospitality. The Colonel, who commands the post, sont for (he surgeon, who dressed the feet of the fugitives and supplied them with a complete suit of frost underclothing. Major H. being acquainted with Colonel Onderdonk, of the Ritles, Colonel West sout for him, aud on his arrival he greeted the Stajor as-a brother eoliter in battie. KIND AND HOSPITABLE TREATMENT was showered.upon the lucky individuals, whowe romantic adventures atd hairbreadth escapes sixce leaving the rebel dungeon created great interest. On Wednesday morning Colono! West sent the two oiticera to Yorktown, having previously informed General Wistar of their ar- rival in bis lines, and from Yorktown they arrived at this p'ace on the Thos. A. Morgan ou Wednesday night, where they were likewise treated with great consideration. Last cvening Major Houstaim, having receives a leavo of ab- sence for twenty days, left for Williamsburg, 1. L., where his (amily resides, and Lieutenant Vou Wiltvien for Wash ington, to roport’ to bis regiment, He wilt uo doubt also obtain a leaye of absence, to recover from his exhaustion. ‘Ma.or Houstain informed me that before leaving he saw and conversed with Mr. S. I. Bulkley, the captured Hananp correspondent, whom he left 1a good health, Gen. Pope’s Campaign in Virginia. 70 THE BDITOR OF THE HERALD, Crxcannatt, Oct. 23, 1863. In (he Teading editoriat of your issue of the 19th inst. the follow ing statement is made, vie-— Had General Pope fullowed the wiee precautions ot Meade im the retreat from Culpepper to Centrevitie ia 1864 he might, even with his vastly inferior army, bave efected a junction with the forces of General McClellan Without the loss of « ma mm or « provision wagon On the other Land, bad ja his late move. ment imitated the unealealating fighting propensities of Pope, the present supertor Army of the Potomac, encum dered with its wagon traing, might have suffered the same disasters. ‘These remarks seem tu have beon made without ox- amination of the oilicial report of General Pope, priuted by resolution of Congress. Im that report the following telegrams from General Halleck to General Pope are printed, avd certainly answer very couciusiveiy any charge of “uncajeulating fighting propousities” 50 far a3 that campaign is concerned — FIRST DESPATCH. Ustvep States Mitstany Teeokare From Wak Dur'r, Wasmxctox, August 18, 1962, To General Pors gj fuily approve your movement. 1 hope to push part ‘BF Buroside’s forces to ueae Harnett’s Ford by to-morrow night, to ge you tn holding that pase. Stand firm on the line of the & ppabannock wut can belp you. Fight hard and aid will soon come. H.W. HALLECK, General Chief, SYCOND BRAPATON. Unitep States Mustany Taeonara, From Wan Dev'r, Wasnincrox, August 20, 1862. f To Genera) Pors—I have telegraj General Buruside to know at what hour he cam rein! Revo. Am wait- ing his answer, Every effort mst be made to noid the Rappahannock. 4 ‘will be in to morrow, W. BALLECK, Gonerat-in-Chief. coats prsraten. Upaxp Sratea Muatary Tetecrara, I, From Wan Duv'r, Wasuinatox, August 20, 1962, To General Porr-—1 have just received Geu. Burpsi reply. General Cox’s forces are coming in from ies 4 burg, and will be here to morrow or the pext day. pute every inch of tbe ground, and fight like the ‘leeit en pr we can rejuforce you. Forty-eight hours’ more and wi i make you strong —e.. Don't yield an inch if you can help it. W. HALLPUK, Geverni ia-Chiel. Those orders are surely a suilicient reply to any stat: ral Pope fought unnecessarily aud from y w Oght. tis very mantiest frow these orders that the Guneral- in Chie€ copsiderea that de. lay muat be gained Db; aad des) fighting to, in in ange ting, r to effect junetion with ‘ellan’s forces, your editorial agkerts could have been done wkh- ous Oyiiting. ‘Whether the Hrray or the Generat-in-Chief be right on this question, surely General Pope was left by his orders natler, and 4 nol, therefore, fairly goable with “upcaiculating propensity to to fight,” so far as bis operations in Virginia are cencerued ‘That the movement of Jacksou to Larn Pope's right waa fully known to General Pope is shawn very clearly by his despatches of the 21>t. 224, ‘wath, 25th avd 2orh of August to Geoeral Halleck, which are also pubushed ia the report of Bik campaign publisued by \ ongress. ‘Ihe facts of tiat campaign are now fully before the public, and sufficient time bas ¢ watlay soy tem porary (eeling on the subject, #o (hat a fair judgment cau be rendered, and General Pope be st feast safe from mis reprentation of facts concerning his operations ie Virginia, psTicy ol DEATH OF POLICE OFPICEK MR. VAN BUREN. the remains of the iate Mr. Van Boren, who died on Satemlay last, from the effects of wounds received ia the dtecharge of bis duties in qaeliing tbe riots on the 13th of Jaly inst, will be comveyed to their final restiog piace to morrow. The funeral services will be performed at St. Thomas’ chureh, corner of Prince and Thompson streets, at ten ovolock A. Mt Mr, Yan Buren was a very old and highly eateomes member of our Metropolitan police. He was attached to Une Kighth precinct force (ur fourteeu year: all that time wae universally respected as an upright honest avd efficient officer, tis suyerior officers ever entertaiifed the highe t regard for bisa, aud always roled ujon his prompt attention to duty of bis career not a Fingl® comp! uttered against bim. On the day be received the injuries which resulted in bis death le was conveyed to St Luke's Hospital, where be lingered tll Saturday last, Captain Deeamp yesterday called a meeting of the mein bers of (he district, aad a high aod wel! deserved enlogy upon tbe deceased, A committee of five was ap- pointed to draw up resolutions of condolence to be pr xeuted to the bereaved family of Weir departed comrad Charlee Wilson and Mr, Nathaniel W. Stilwel pointed chairman and scoretary of the meeting. The tuneeal will be well attended by the police off duty The veverable Mrs, Ciose, « lady whose life begna with the career of tbe country, died at Poughkeepsie « few days since. The deceased lady was a daughter of tho pera) William Y, Van Nese, and a near relative of Lady Gore Qualey and Mrs. Judge Roosevelt, In her git! hood #he wae & recognized belle at a faxbionable court Whereis the iste President Van Boreu, the late ex.Vice President Aaron Burr, William Wirt, General Wiikiosen Chief Justice John Marshall, the Van Repsseisers, the Livingetons, the Tibbitte, the Heartts aod, at a er da, Prewideut Jackson, the ' late Secretary of War katona, Jobo C. Calhoun, Mr. Webster aud Mr. Clay were oeatr Cgures, all of whom were acosstomed Ww admire her beauty and eniogie her mental brilliancy. She was buried from St. Paul's, Troy, on Thureday lant Rev. Dr. Thomas W. Colt, D'D..LLD, rector of that opulent pariah, officiating, The sepuitur ing services wore attended by match of the public aod private worth of the Bale. ate G News from San Francisco. AARIVAL OF ANOTHER RUSKIAN BATP-OP-W Atte GRAD BALL AND SUPPER 10 THE VISITORS, BTC x Frawcasoo, Nov. #, 1863. The Russian war steamer Ryanda, thirty days frou Hakodadi, haa arrived. This completys the Rutsian foot whied jutends to winter bere, A graod b ‘ wii! soon be given to the Russian oMleers at Union Hall, Ht and supper which will cost about $10,000. The decoration of the bal! has been contracted for at 61,000 Joaopls Myrick, av old merchant, died y ay She Washoe Constitutional Convention has agreed upon du af the name of the propawed State ‘Tho business Of the week now oaded thas been em satisfactory to the jobving interest, while the im porters Of most of the lending staples have had cause for general distatwfactioa wount of the laxity of do of Goveram Bog Pun aomurw, Nov, 6, 1469. The Subscription Agent rajorts thadvae of $1,013,600 on Saturday, and for the week, $14,902,600, Subscriptions Are wth) taken, with the back inteen payabie in gold or its equivalegt, bus giviug SaW7oribers the full coupous om the Ist of May moxt. tf bouds remeiniog au. old dons not oxosed B19 ,090,000. “thd suatinge Ou baturtay was & gfeat evodees The Academy, of Muaic was dlied by an immense crowd of la, @ioa, who am *40.0 grand display of teMete de ville, The Opers of *Lag's” and the second act of ¢bartha’’ were the attractions a the matinse, an’ most admirably were they sung, In Leavis Mme. Ortolant ,Brignoif yes very successful, Ghe sanggnusually well and was m@OD &D- Plauded. Signor Mazzdign! waa in pxovlient void; aud acted with fis usual grace and dramatic otjvct. Bellini wag algo in fine voice. We bave novor bead this artist to greater advantage thaa ow this ocosaica. Throughout the opera was admirably eumg and acted The mise en scone was perfect; the choruses aa 4 orchestra gave evidences of the greatest care oa the part of the management; their ensemble was al! that could be desired. The repetition of Flotow’s ‘Martha’ gives us au opportunity of noticing the groat improvementwhich has taken place in @ favorite American prima dopna, We refer to Miss Kellogg, whose artistic ability i# clearly established by the role of Lady Henrietta in ‘‘Martha.'’ The responsibility of the opera, ef course, rests upon the artiste who sings this part, whieh, if foadequately rea- dered, must entsil the non-success of the representation. Mise Kellogg executes the music with delicacy and skill, and meets with genuine applause from our somewhat cold audiences. It is of course a matter of pleasure to our Public thas this artiste, who has uover had the advantages of @ foreign musica: tuition, should so satisfactorily agsume the position of prima donpa, which up toa fow years past was deemed a watter out of the question gave where the flat of a Paris and London audience had ad- ministered a dipioma. Miss Kellogg is attracting notice by hor careful attention to every department of her art ‘and her evident desire to legitimately rank high in public estimation, Hor success in ‘ Martha’ is a fact wo take pleasure in recording. Milo, Sulzer in this opera is also very successful She sings and acts hor role most satisfactorily, as is evincod by the applause sho receives. Lotti, who is nightly gaining in public favor, is ever most successful in “Martha.” Ho sings with much ex pression and feeling, and is constavtly aud toudly ap- planded. Biachi is a very isfactory Piuukett. He dresses the character too well, however, He certainly doves not lok like a rough countryman, With bis voivet jacket and bright loggings, long black hair and flerce mustache, be has all the appearance of an Italiam bandit instead of a Dumpkin. He sings and acts his rol, however, extrete!: well, aud receives much applause. The drinking song, which he gives witb so much auiiuation, is always ev. cored. To night we are to have “ Norma’? ot the Academy of Music, with Madame Medori, Sulzer, Tamaro aud Biacbt. MI. GRA OPERA THOUL On Wednesday MMe uu will introduce his artists to the Now York public at Niblo’s Garden, La Fayorita’ will be the opera given, with Smo. Sophia Vera Lorint, Stefani and Moretti CONCERT AT IRVING HALL. Oa Wednesday eveuing Sir. Harry Sanderson, the pope lar pianist, has a testimonial concert at Irving Hall Most of our favorite artists will appear ou this occasion THE MINSTRELS. Bryants’, Wood's, Christy's, and Hooley’s at Brooklya continue the even tenor of their way. Their balls are nightly crowded to exoess, They change their pro: grammos weetly certainly merit the iminense pa tronage they one and all receive. MUSIC AND PATRIOTISM IN BROOKLYN A grand promevade concert, to continue from eight half past ten o'clock i to be followed by dan: which is to be kept up Lill one o'clock in the mornin tho pleasant and novel style of entertainment that is to be given at the Brooklyn Academy of Music to-morrow eventing in aid of tho widows and children ot decessed the soidiors. ‘The musle is to bé supplied by the band o Seventh regiment, under (ie diection of Mr Gr who oMciated as musical conductor at the Tussiau tial? the other night. The entertainment is under the patrou- age of a number of the most intuential aud pablic spirited citizens, whose names are the best certificate of its high respectabitity. ‘The cause is a Bodie oa, (he at tractions are great, snd Brooklyn dames aud damsacis have a desorved reputation for good looks and winsome waya. What farther inducement is necessary to insnre @ briftiant auccess * Steamship ‘Communication with Europe. A NKW PLAN IN PROGRESS OF EXtCUTION—SHOXT- ENING OY THK DISTANCH — BEST TO BK CON- YeRIED INTO A COMMERCIAL VORT, ETC. A project having in view the shorteniag of the distance between Europe and America, and the opening of the fost anc iargest port in the old continent, Nas just been started by a Fronch compapy, at ihe Lead of which are tome of the greatest uames of France and the Mayor of Breat as President This project consists iv convertiug Hrest, Litherto ox clusively a military post, into a harbor of commerce, and by fitting up ber, roadstead—protected against stroug winds aud heavy seas by a range of liils—for tne recep tion of large vessels, To-day ter position is such tuat she is the only place, from Cadiz to Ostend, iu whicls vessels can go in and out without regard to the tidy But the greatest Of all the adyauteges produced by travs(orming Brest into a commercial harbor, would bo, accordivg to the eugiaeer, Mr, Fiscbat, to sborten the distance between New York and Europe of something Nhe tweive to twenty hours, and to produte a considerable economy ia time, fel aud labor. ‘The capital of that society is of twelve millioos of fraves, divided tuto twenty-four thousand «bares buudred dollars each. The list of subscription is de silod at the Dauking house of Doutrevoaus & Co,, at Pars ‘The company expects to receive sabscriptions from every house tp Europe, and particularly from Kogiand, which would thas partially recuperate the I used to Liver poot aud Londou by the creation of a powerful rival witu winch thee two cities would have great (roadie to pote. ‘The port of Brest once opeued the Frouch compauy ex pects it will be, used by Beitisy merchants for tein A rica transactions, iu the supe way as they are using Marseilles for the sus tracaportution of the & India maj!, This project, as you gee, baw ia ile favor « practical aspect caleulated to secure its suocere, | of meu of one sioge of Vicksburg. stall frou April to wou of the Lower Sinn return to servi meut Beorobary Seward lett the Asto on Saturday evening. J.P, Usher, of Washington, J. V. Ayroe . & Keown, of Boston, Hon’ H. Hall, of Ve C) Dolnne, a New Bediord, are stopping Astor House. Major Genera! Garfield, of the United sthtes Army Mapr ©. ©. Clark, BE. 1. Davenpert, of Mamsachanett«, Joneph Roberts, of Baa Francisco, Hon. = C. Pomeroy Kansas aud Captain fl. A. Dupont, of the Umied 5 Army, ar@ stopping at the Motropolitan Mote Mayor Paward I. Gaul, of the One Huadred ninth New snleers, [or HuUs commenting the A hae boon relieved from duly aud Ordceed to De. B. wawon duty ov Gen. Grant's mver, including the sickly ® styl, aod ©: um rsbort time, in a Northern . House for Washingt at the and rout pent io U Major Gaul ise fine woliier, and baw orinced eostive abily tm administering the » f What difficult aud exacting post General Wool, U. 8. 4., ie at pr hoaiun ot his private masejon ip Yr a gohtiemun afew days sin old bere, “General, you mbotld thts parle ure of the war,” the General rep wterniy, giviug ample evidouce Of his sOment vigor “They dom't want me, They think me to old. Jobn A. Griswold, member of Cougrors elect fiom meoiver aud Washington dintrick Ws thw state, re who remarked ® in the field at Hoo turned to Troy fow days ninee from \ btves visit © Washington, whither he wa unexpected!) wammoned by the reavien: Gideon Hepnaids, ox member of (ougress aud Collee Kevenue for tbe Fitteenth dintr ing a b sit 0 hie extonmre and well « » at Hooeac Corner Thomas Clowea, & f tbe iat ern Marey, in About to edit the letters of the cecouned states man, ‘They involve ton grant exyent the poiitionl gumnip Of the part history of the country. A massive gran momiment has been ere toa Mr. Maroy grave at the Koral Cemetery on the Trey read The National Telegraphic Uni At a meeting of the ane m bold int ty to day, reacintions ware adopted refusing to endors Actiow of Us late Natwoaai Terar " U yo adoption Of wha bority dg & certaip amount per weak to © Kick mogber, and also ‘ ero ting caren ~- tors [rom the |en@lis % at wok interest io [OC sa tbe wet othe owe oF . 106 by the mambors tw koi Clty, Hed oo toh FH be piaond On 8 porimawonl lowe we NEWS FROM WASHINGTON. Wasunaron, Nov. 6, 1463 THM PDI ANORS. Tt ts cot thought that iho puvio wmiorost requires any forthor paymemt at present of gold intorest bearing certificates of indeblednoss bolore. maturity, aad (he Secretary of the Troasury bap acoordinglydirocted the iecontinusace of such payment, excepting oortiiostes alroady presented, or now in transit to the dopartaout, ‘TUB BUILDING OF BEDBL RAMS IN FRANCE BYOrrED. ‘Tho Scorctary of Atate has arrived in thia city by the eight train from New York, having loft his son, Colonel gorerd, convalescent. He authorizes the gratifying an gourcement that the Froack goveramont, upon tho ro q@oustraace of mivistor Dayton,bas promptly and most hovorat@y arresiod the six iron-clad rams which wore buriding at Nantes and Bordeaux ACORYTANOE OF GENERAL BURNAIDE'S RRIIGNATON ~ ORNER AS. FOSTER TO BUCOBRD HLM. +It t8 understood bere that Geaerai Burmside’s resigaa- tion lms beea accepted, an it is probable that General Foster wili succeed bim 1 commaad of the Army of Kat ‘Toonassae PROTEOTION YOR THB LOYALSSTS OaWLINa, It 15 che mtention of the goverument aa 500m aa poss! bio to wtiord to toe loya! mou of the monntaius of North Carolina the amme protection thas has been extended to those in Exst Tennasteo. THB PRESIVENTIAL QUESTION, The political cauldron ts berinning to boil here, Parties ‘Gud (actions aro preparing for the tual struggle, It 9 « noticeable fuct thst, ainupg the wiroworkera already we- tively engaged, Chase iu the Cabiuet and Banks in the field are now the ouly opponents of the re-eivetion of Mr. Lineola who haye preserved the organization which aup- Ported them ip the Chicago Convention, ‘They are, in fact, the only Presidentiat candidates who appear now to hua auized partioy wt thelr back. ‘The Chase forces are marshalled from the Northwest, and those of Hanks come from te New England States, The coutest ts being rapidiy developed. ‘Tho tvars of Mr. Lincolg's advocates are that be may be slaygbtesod) iv the house of his friends, AVYREARNDED CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATIONS. Lhere 4 A mauitest clgaring of docks im some of the de partments, 16 anticipation of Congressional investigations ‘The War Department Las dispensed with (ne office of Spe cial Provost Marsial, which would ave been, if can. tinued, a source of gore troulie.” * Unere 18 said to be also oF NORTE considerable fluttering 1a the Treasury Department, to View of charges Lo be preferred aud invgstigations to be made THE BOUTUNRN GONKPIBACY IN I361~ LETTER OF AENATON WLR, OF BONTH CAROLINA, TO JEFE. vAVis. Tb & copy of another tot from ty feraon SS PeMaebCe Condential.} My Ducane % ¢r Ch cet wowwarimes Aue more than or, Such being your aituation at this time in revere rn in South Carolina, 1 hope | moy wppes! inael und suggestions, : Yin exrnest, but there ts fear of has been mud ay eu lot Live o8 our it help the oF ere. writ mente of the tw partion ic it impair onward move ‘ ther States 1 believe this “tute could he ind y sacri fee for the © of tho that the Kouersi gover confederacy avd not a H dat the so tion ‘ arne doomed t9 demented su' thoir rigutt by no otwer tenure a Au Carola move a ngiyfabors Of €o-0per ab Make & vain aacrine Ou CONLAYDA YI) 4 LO Lue coUTsE ie wo {C miay wtlect the ialerest of oiler © me, youre with t of Jarvenson Divas, Mianiasipp T wrote to sou at Jacksou, 6up tor will roach you {fom Chat piney as from any uther, ARRIVAL OF GENERAL BUTLER. Major Coverat Buller arrwed hero yesterday, and has been ip consultation wilh the President and Secretary of War in reference wo the new command he is about to as some. THE ELLIO PAONIENG. wipeusion of work i Ure goverument printing os vmeat is appreheaded from uy strike for bigher ny CovUur, am, if necessary, bere,cam be de p the lnvalid corpe and Ure army any nein lloras of Lookbinders required tor tue public fervice. Mwwestimated that the trade of printers wud other co-operative trades have Caraisued to the ary 4 greacer proportion of soldiers than auy other THY BOARD OF LXAMINATI Captain [atstead, Cormeriy Assistaet Adjataut Genoral on the stat! of Mujer General Doubleday, bas been ap- pointed a momber of the Bourd of }xesmfomtion of which Genera! Cosvy i President, PROD ANCE MPRIOTATION OF ASSISTANT ARORBTARY OF wal Wa It ss gated Want Assivlamt Beeretary Watsow Ww about to resign bis position ju the War Department ou the plea of at APROINTHRNT. Captain Richard Mf, Lee, late of the Sixth New Jersey Volunteers, hos been appointed Postmaster for Camden, im that State THE BUSINRAS OF THK FANSION OF FICE. Tho business of the Pension Ghee for the month of October wi Widows? eta Invalid | ens Sw the Ist of July last the numer of peust Granted w over nine thousand, TUR STATOR OF FRERDOM ¢ statue of Freedota, whiet » Capitol, 8 10 be eaiead to ia to crown ts piace with ay yremen os in about two works TAROUGH ROUTH METWRES NEW YORE AND WASHINGT: thromgh route between New York and Washington toa the bridge eeros the Sx puswepgors to pass the whole Sistauce without change of be competed on toe 2004 inst, lt A irate the openiag by a grand etitoria! THK CONSECKATION OF THR GET in additiow Lo the severs chanua, 80 « cars, ts propo ute remuna ¢ United states Marsbaly Teeny ny Col. WA. Lamon, a Ct a caducting the eeremoules of ca na ractory at Gettysburg, tbe Governor of & 4 (0 appoint two aveisuant marshals apd thirty-four itants, (oO be eolectal by the Chief Marshal Ma a; Cadwallader Gas boon signed by ihe War pariment to command the militar the occarion whick is intended to be make grand ant 1%. Dele gALi0us from cach State, including both « OT BAUIALIODe, APO OXpeCted bo be iy MLO Leads off departs aud other prom\o® here will also be present, ff thalr pauie de mit of their 40 doing, and the President hax repeated Lis 1 ted ihe coromonies teless prevetied by ue | Iecumetar ces } tie Maryland Election. Bacrmoms, Nov. 4 1b | Too wiole of the Sate baa been Wrard from ox } Calvers and Muntgumery courtier, Godaborough (oman cipationiat) majority ia 20,064 ’ ar trom may reduce \t 1,00 } Creswell’s majority over Oriefiod m Ube iret due } wi tat { Harrin te olseted in the Filth distriot Ly non , majority over Liolta The coambin we of Cal aud Hoiiand Weald bave beat aun Guertt Ky. Cueriting entered Kiawiyiiie, Ry. vole loo ican y tater de on « Arrivals and Dep per awe <Stesrship Bina sno, Mrs and Misses A a0 0 Hh ernan too “ Mise Ja Kwon oem, Vee seme i) Cue aed Garnet ot ee —TRIPLE SHEET. ————e—nneeenncesnrenenenianmamenenee ine, * Acrtyel of¢ty One Hundred and © wixth MeSiatent N. ¥. 4, v. Tue adove regiment (mine months woo), wish Nott, arrived im thiv gity yesterday afiornoe They Bumbered geome four husdxed moa. Thoy have boon in eotion at Brashear Vity aud Lafoureee, and every whore Gave evidence of bravery aud military disciple, The Colonel and Lieutenant Colonet wae taken prisonors, aud the rogimont returna to thia city ander command of Cuptaio Charios Barber, Slace leaging for tho moat of War they have beow ia Banka’ dipiwiea The (oulowing Aro the offtcers of the regimeat — Capiain Command ing—Charies it Barvac Ac'ing Adjdani—Lieutouant W. FW et. Company A—Licutenant Fowler Company B—rergoant Taywor Company C—Lieutenant Lewis Company D—\outonant Loudon Company B—Lieutonant Smith Company #—Liewtonaat Bicknell Company G—Licutewant Stovomars. Company H—Lieutenant Word Company I—Lioutenant Moad Company K—!tontouant Halstead MAILS FUR EUROPE. Important \ pah Ock—=—The tot Fert Sumter—Affa: De- pari ment—iInteres from Now Ore feunms—The KR mn Ball—News from Mexico, Cuba, St, Domingo, dée., do, The Cuuard mat! steamship Canada, Captain Moodie, loaye Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool ‘The matts for Hurope will close tn Mais city ata quarter past one and at hatf-past Aye o'clock (u-morrow after n0OH, wo go by railroad, The Nuw Yous Mxxann—Paiti Pablished a8 eleven o'ctwok to- 6 for Europe—will be Morrow morning, and wil contain’—A bighly Interesting Acoouah of the Recent eiiliaut puceesses of the Army of the Potomac wlure of the Third Bombardmest of Fort Sum Ser; Vouiilon of Affairs at Chattanooga, with a full Avoouns of the Battie of Loo Mountaca , lutersating News from Now Orieans, Arkansas, Tox, Tounossve, Virginia, &c Latest (rom Mexico rogresbef the Revolution in St. Domingo; A acoount of the Ball wor of the Ofieere of the 1 all other wier tag news of Lhe past ogio copies, in wrapperw, re or mating, five dpwoa Low & Co., 47 Ludgat Londoa, kug the New Yore He A Cad, ‘ Usveen Sratys Sanirany Commission, } Hept Hewett at Aewieiny of Musics Boston, Sept. 3 Trover® Tientre, Wastiagton, ¢ Hepelit at Ford's Thearrer Daluimorcs Ort. 19 atnall_ receipe. attributed he, neg nd evreluaaness of the tnanager,-<C.¢ Hencutar Aoniomy of Music, Mew York, ¢ ariotte Coahmun to aay \h ey —a0 mnaginally evoked hy « ioe whieh a in due to Miss Ck ary gift of me oe !, MN on I a = charged with ting pi oS Cnanhogd, HENRY. BRLLORS, President Caled Stains pasiieg Commiastion, Ometa! Drawings of the oe, Cel Leiiery of Kentuckt 18, 78, 41, i AE 1, 97, 18, Crass 74 Nov. 7, ns » do, i 13, 22, 71, 36, 3, 5, 34, 63, c \f ey at reais souk 7 asronetin, * sIMMOns & 00., Ruccenure to Jno. A. Morrie a Go, Omens Deawings of tne Libeary Avse- Kentuck: Gatton Cunpany 6 Lou trrna Tl, 66, 68 1, 46, 25 oringion, Ry . U0. . tt, dmNov. 7. 1863. me OT 49, 31, O6 Prizes Cashed in All Le formation given, JR CLA et room No, 6, New Fork Lote. No, 10 a itee, ON & CO Hee Informayon JOSEP » AL WAU treet A Visit to + ion tr for the Hamdtoerch bet PAXTMACT OF Ti siaity Wal. wor THON PLOW eRe 1 fine eauuiee te y als dregeiate Jot—Latra’s Eloom * premerving and bam: 0! * Bionawey, B04 Orie Natta, Pome o. ee r 2 ant Wig tent Le ae ey Tos tre ap ne a ft tole oily ia January fast, under Command of Colone! 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