The New York Herald Newspaper, September 28, 1864, Page 4

YORK HERALD. OFFIOR B. W. COBKER OF FULTON AND NASSAU BTS. SatLA0r's THEATRE, Bresiwar.—Loox Berous You Lear oped iter ¢ WINTER GARDEN, Broadway.—Evarysopr's Fauxp— ‘Tooviss. OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway.—-Maarix Cavzte w Consume OF Sayiite—.'seseourke Dorcuman, © BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery. —K follows:— sat Dune Fovtriea—ieo CITT mh hiatus OTT ee «82,107,080 oat "ane For county pur 320,067 BROADWAY Ti Pence Era ATES OS Merwe tena |S con tes ape BARNUMS MUSEUM. bros@way.<Tow Tuvus—T: ‘Total 5,008 ump MU ; 7 (ueme— Two as a $13,705,008 Gitte Grane OF Mie Rovomoy foes a TESS | The valuation of property to be taxed is us follows: — a and Breaing, Rori ostate...... 2.2.46 ++ +-$410,676,635 way.—Brarertan Danese, "Bostusases, yee r ——-— Boncs, ‘Mac 10K tax Wuire House, WOOD'S MINSTREL H. Goncn Dasoae ae hie Matce | eer —eBemtorER CAMPBELL MINSTRELS, 199 and ea) aso buctrine Matance of Ermiortan Oporeme ote? SALLE DIABOLIQUE, 585 Broadway.—Roagar Beure AMERICAN THBATRS. No. 4(4 Broadway.—Bati: KAnvoxinas,, DURLKEQUER, SG—SuaTiS ase Browse ABW YORE MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, Womosines amp Luorouss. trom 9 A, Pana Broadway. wee BOOLErS OPERA HOUSE, Boxes, Dances, Bozuxseves, &. New York, Wednesday, Sept. 25, 1864. Brookiys.—Ermonax THE SITUATION. Whe opening of peace negotiations between Governor Brown, of Georgia, amd General Sherman, and the ap Pokaiment « commissiouers from the Usion general to | moot Southera ambassadors within the rebei Mock is 1 Goubt true. It te said that Mr, Lincoln ig not averse tc Buch @ proceeding, and te willing to recall his Fmanci pation proclamation, or at least submit it to the Judgment of the Supreme Court, in the event of the Boathora States, or avy of them, returni ig to their Bilogiance, The retrocession of Ceorgi« to the Union by Buch ap act w& this, contemplated by Governor Rrown, wad sustained, as it is reported to be, by such men as 4'ox, B Stephens and Robert Toombs, wit! px! the key- Bione out Of the arch of the cont ‘Gemoratize the whole structure. Forrest, with his whole iorce, advanced upon and de- Biroyed Sulphur Spring trostle on she 25th. Colon! Y commanding Elk Morn bridge, evacuated that post Gi daylight, and Forrost took poseescion, with » force 1 Ost!mated at soven thousand stroagand three batteries ‘Tho tatest accounts from General Sheridan are of the Nuost cheerful character. He is driving the rebels ra- pidly eouthward, and has pow reached within eighty. @even miles of Lynchburg. General Torbert's per Sul of the enemy towards Luray has terminated $e the complete flight of the rebel oavairy after being lorribviy whipped. Goneral Phoridan is follewiog up sue @oemy as fastas he cam move his aruy, ‘ho author\ties at Washington do not attach importance to the movements of the rebels in Missouri and Arkansas, acy, and fearfutly No. 269 } want would soom be upon the ‘coast, ‘The town of Belize wen almost inandated by the ‘eca, which rene some four tosix feet above the ordinary ‘DDigh tides. Sevorel houses were blown down end many tores and otber butidings warcofed. Fenees, kitohees, outhouses and small bulisings wore swopt away by the food. The wharves and siprebouses om the wharves were under water. The.rain {eli in torrents aod wes blown into every bole and corner, wiile the day seomed as ff turned into night. It wae thought shat widespread os all the pieatations have beon biown down or very to jured. Tbe trade between Belize and tho Ui was vastly depreciated by the war. Few Amoricaa vos- sela reached the port, and most of these "hoisted the British flag. Prices were bigh and trade dull. Pursuant to the ca! of the Presideat, the Board of Su- pervisors met at one o'clock yesterday. On recommenda tion of the Committes on Angual Taxes, aa ordinauce was passed authorizing the Comptrelicr w issue Bew county ‘bonds to repiace those lost by the holders. The roport W BOWERT THEATRE. Bowery.—Mosrx Carto= | of the Committees op Annual Taxes shows the amount to de raised by taxation for the preseat year to be as Tobal...srrrsrerseversrseeseeesveecrcece $934, 495,040 $1,960,000 of the tax is required for polled purpdzes; $890,000 to fil judgmonta: $150,020 for Coméral Park; $54,000 for city contingencies, $316,644 for salaries of ju- dicta officers; $86,450 for, galariea of Fxecutive Depart- ment, $90,764 supplies: 1100; $420,000 for gas, lamps, &o. | $75,000M0r print Common Counoil, $175 000 for pudlic buildings, 000 for public imstruction, $71,000 for roads and avenues; $26,250 for salaries to Mayor's office; $149244 for Department of Finasce; $108,155 for S:rees Department: $7%,867 for Croton Aque- duct Department; $89,500 fir Law Depirtmeat; $133,150 for City [uspector'> Department; $127 $56 for city courts Alter (he pwsmce 6) tue tax levy tho Board edjourved watil three o'clock te-duy. A largo and enthusiastic todoor Lincoln meeting was held last evening at the Gooper Institute, A report ia another co umn, 4! 4. C elan was coronaded by @ largo an¢ enthu- Silastic meeting at O-auge, N. JJ,, last even.og, Tho Gen speoch eulogizing Sherman und Stor aan und aru’, « the meting, Spoecdos wero di yy Governor Parker and others, und Groat enthusiasm preyalied, Wo give this a extracts from Vallaudigham's Speech, delivered wi Sydaey, Oat, On Saturday, tne abn st He ropudiates McClellan's totter, Dat avnouacs Tf dociaros that Mc ‘ictian tates the Chicago platform, Surrogate Tucker, hay fg recororet from bis iate ro vere indisposition, held court yesterday, Tie acooauts Of the exeautors of floury Paris's cstate, iagluding ro- coipts and payments amoucting te ever bwo millions of collars, were pas od and sottied. The comparative frmaoss in tho rourvet yester: day, as compared wits the day bofore, rendered com- mercial aileire ratuer more steady; yet prices were all atloat, aud it was excvedtagly difficclt to obtain any ac ccrate idea as to the state of tue unarkets. Our rogular report of the daily markots ig neverineless as full as the extreme du +s. would admit, and contains maay im- Portant csunges, which render it espactsily valuable at this particular state of affairs. tn some articles there Was quite & panic; Ltt as ® general thing yesterday was deeided improvement upos Monday in thie respect. On “Change ‘h: flour market opened lic. 4 25. better; but at the close the improvement was not enstaiced, Wheat ‘Was quiet, but firmer, Corn was quiet and without de- repu cided change. Oats were steady, with a fair demand Pork was firmer and more Beet firmer, with rather more do: fard quot, Whiskey dali aad tower. Freihts it ‘The meres for beat caitieraied duN and beavy this ‘week, and prices were 1c. a 13¢c. per pound lower, rang ing from 734c.@19c. Tue bulk of tho sales wore at 120. elie and but few, even of the best, sold over ts: a 18;<c. Ihe receipts were heavy, and some were loft over. formidable as they may appear. it ta not anticipated that coy Berlous results wril accrue from the movements i Of Price or the other rebel generals. General Mower, who lef Brownsyille, Ark., two weeks ego with @ strong force of cavalry and artillery, is still tuoving northward in Price’s rear, and will be beard frpm in geod time. Pilot Knob has not been evacuated | ®» reported. feveral a ‘were repulsed. Senator Foote—pow rebel member of Congress—bas addressed @ rambling letter to the people of the South, cks were mate upon it bu, through theoolumns of the Richmond Whig, in which , tes between General Sherman and the he exprossee himself willing to accept the proposition of ; Georgia authorities, particulars of this despatch we should be inclined & couvenWon of States, with the assurance that the South wil hold $0 ite demand for a separate government. He S0loks Laat M MoCielian is nob elected the Northern people Will rebo!, , Tas coly news from the army before letersbyrg's Cost (he rebel army is apparentiy in motion, "5 noary f Sicge Guns bave been removed from * -a@ south cide of / be AD) Hi the ie” the Appomiatiog, aad all the iu?” sions go to show that | A> lnportant movement contemplated, tue sieaasyp -OPEAN NEWS. ‘e . City of Daltimore, from Queenstown on ,arriyed at this port yesterday VO" a. Hor news is three dag later 4” © peace movement snd Presidential election tw amorice were Subjects of suxious canvass atocnget ali Classes of Ube ENghsh people, The Londoe Tum s expreenes tue optniont the South. 1» loaders wil pot eater a convention of setioment un loos the ultimate indepeudeuce of the confederacy it iy acknowledged or tacitly cuaractecd, ead tbe North will gitimately acquicses o¢ the war with @= good grace as pos- hr. Lineoln’s re-election would, ft is said, be a fol! and twiejuivooal approval by the people of the war policy of the North, as wel! ae of all the acts, or *‘anilitary neces: bites,” by which it bas been eoforced General Moviollan’s election would, it is asserted, lead to poxce at all bazarde, Jt {8 intimated, indecd, that ihe | restoration ef the Union ix spoken tn the Chicago platform merely with tbe view of not dissipating the war entha * (the people too abruptly by the avowal of # p ¢ of pence. uaon Pott,an Bngliah government organ, seys that the Southern States bave aeserted acd maintained | toolr Independonee, and should be regarded as free ag toe } Dortbero states, The Londun Herald, the Derby organ, says there must De either peace or the futare secession of other portions @ the Union, ‘The Looaon Jima @ avery fntt portrait of Goveral MoCielian as © man,avoldier and a “cautious” politician, The nom{oation of such ® man, in #ucb a crisis, 4s, the Londow Times alleges, a ‘‘etrange’’ und “tart eridonce of improvernent im the tone ané views of the American deomocrsey. A vow rebel lone of fifty milion powude sterling was fovited by aGrertisement in some of the Legliah joarneis; Dut the Londow Times repudiates it as unauthorized by § doned for tbe redol government. United Statee bonds had improved in value in the Ger- man market. ‘The rebel cotton loan recovered a bittle in Louton, in the absenge of a confirmation of the report of the evacua- Bion of Aciants Georgia, has tendered peace propositions to l rebel lines and confer with the State authori- | despatch, it is also true that, while is may | misstate the particulars of this matter, it may Miich cowe were steady. Veals were lass activo, but sales were at from 8c. @ 120, a 12¢.—the latter au extreme rave. Sheep and lambs were 4 shade lower, with a {air demand, prices varied {rom $40 §8.a$8 69. Hogs sold from Ge 4i%c, The total receipts wore 6,39% boeves, 127 cows, 2.179 veals, 20,105 abeep and lambs, and 14,240 hogs. Reported Peace Movements of Governor Brown, of Georg Ta another columa we give a despatch from Louisville which reiterstes the statements hitherto made in relation to peace over- The HK we attend to the discredit it. kM tells that “Goveraor Brown to for imstance, ua, of | General Sherman,” and that “the General bas Appointed commissioners to go inte the ties of Georgia.” Upirlunately, between the State autbérities of Georgia, at Milled, ville, and General Sherman stands the army of Jeff. Davis, or of the so-called “Confederate States,” under General Hood; and iu the movements referred to Hood is the first man with whom General Sherman would have to deal. As the guardian of “the confederacy,” is it likely that Hood would become a party to or permit these alleged communications be- tween Goveruor Browa and General Ster- man? No. General Hood. if called upon to assist in any such game, would squelch it at once; wad Genoral Sherman has no other way of reaching Governor Brown. We may be very certain that commissioners from Gene- yal Sherman gent to treat with the State autho. tities of Georgia “within the rebel lines” would be gobbled up by Hood; for, siihough the rebels prate eternally about State rights, we have seen that they care marvl- lously little for suck rights. or any others, when they are likely to interfere with the machinery of the Davis government. Put, though there ave these objections to the be correct on the general fact that such nego- tiations are ia progress. Georgia has never dvawa well in the rebel harness. Its Gov- ernor has been at open variance with Davis on several cocasions on questions of general interest to the State, and in the failure of the rebel government to save At lanta he regards the State av practically aban- the sake of Virginia. over. uor Brown has declared by proclamation that the rebel eause would be-lost in the Gulf States if Atlanta fell; and vow that Atlanta bas fallen he would, by auy longer adherence to the Richmond éxperiment, either convict A French traneport feet was boat to gail for Vora tii coir of the exaggeration of a public danger Cros to embark the arypy from Mexico im October. ‘The Damo-German Conference lo Vierna oti halted tu a Piso of adjustment of tbe fioxncisl poiuis Involved Detweon Austria apd Prussia and Deomerk and the Guochies. ‘The horse Biair Athol won, the St, Lager lo Ragland OF Fon wiy fy two lengths. Teo horses ran. Cons need iv London on the 1 60h ti for money, The vone of the money market wae and stand as an alarmist, or show @ mad per sistence in Geluston uoworthy the executive of a great State. It is vot, thon, at ail incredible that he bas proposed peace. There is no rew isconteat with the Richmond nat, at 87x a 98 | Suthorities should not toke that form, and there is every reason why his desire to ect for the proved. Mesers, Lewine & Morris, In the Ameciona | Lest interest of bis State should lead bim to- ede bac serpended in London. ‘The Liverpool cotton market was very (rreguiar, in cou Bequence of @ co tinusd discussion of the probable effe ‘Whieb the action of the Chicago Convention would have ‘bo the Supply Of the staple through peace. Prices were Wnchanged on the 15th ings Breadstui were quiet and Wieady. Provisions dui, MISCELLANEOUS NEWS We Lave mows (rom Gritich Honduras, dated at Belin, (he 84 of September, The colony was visiied by @ were hurricane On the 90th aod Sivt of August and ist mt. AD immense AmOvE! Of property was destroyed A mamarrnn Kisemeys <9 ebieving voonsred on une | Letic: vice wards @ return to the Union, just as the sup- poned interest of the State ied to the original attemp‘s to destroy the Union. Moreover, the Richmond journals betray thelr fears that the State authorities of Georgia ere mediteting another trial of Bouthera State rights, Sisto sovereiguty and the divina right | sa in the secession of Georgia Fern thé Davis confederation. Nor cap (he central organs of Davis produce any eqelgg: cuch 0 pcoceedine than that te supervise these vehicles. denies that General McCiellan fought the bat- of gold and the fall of prices by a little tempo- rary economy. Ladies can do without bonnets and dresses, and gentlemen can do without fall clothes, fora week or two longer, and then wo shall have cheaper prices. of a moan desertion in the critical hour of daa- ger. The sovereign right of Georgie to with- ‘ought to restrain her. Brought to this test, we ere not surprised at the alarm of these rebel philesophers at Richmond oncerning the State of Georgia. Sho is now et the mercy of Sberman, and thus the bonor of adhering to Jeff. Davia to the extremity of subjugation and destruction becomes a very doubiful question. What a miserable mockery and delusion thus becomes this Southern fundamental idea of State supremacy and nationality. We are inclined, therefore, to believe that, whatever the particulars may be, there is some reality in these overtures. Georgia has bad enough of the wer, and wants peace, and that ia reason enoug! why her authorities should try to make it. I’ is worthy of notice, too, that the men stated to be with Governor Brown are the ones most likely to be in such a movement. Toombs and Cobb have found out that they are Nobodies in the confederacy, and want to get out of it, and Alexander H. Stephens, who s0 earnestly opposed the. secession of bis State-- who had so gréata faith in the’ old government and so little in the new one—will certainly, if be raises his voice at allia these days, raise it for the Union. Goop News ror rax Eurirk Crry.—We aro at length positively and defivitely out of the draft. Married men with large families sad ema'lincomes may possess thoir souls in peace, and no longer tremble at the possible chunces of the wheel. Bachelors also may burn ticir memoranda of railroad fares to C-nada, and relinquish their stooped shoulders, lard coughs and rieumatic pais. We are officially informed that the quota of the city of New York ia filled under alt calis for troops. Cvrrixe Born Ways.--Now that the Frenoi in Lower Canada have expressed thicir deier- nination, through the press and at large public meetings, to resist the plan o! the oou- federation uud demand their independence and a nationality of their own, the Montreal Gazelle, which has been the great ally of the Sout ern rebels, changes its tone. 1s says:— “Naugut but mischief can come of setiing race against race and neighbor against neigh- bor thus.” Yer the Guareffe has done every- thing in iis power to stir up the South against tue North, and neighbor against neighbor over here in the North. We thiok, from ap- pearances, that those rabid Canadian editors will themselves have a taste of civit war ere long, and if so “the peisoned chalice will be commended to their ows lips.” Tur Omnieuses.—Some of the omaibus lines have put up notices to the effect that passen- gers are requested to report every instance where drivers do not allow sufficient tine to get out of the stage. This reform is very well so far as it goca; but it docs not go far enough. We want a, reform ia the omnibus fares, now that gold bas fallen; a reform ia the shape of a conductor for each stage; a reform in the ticket swindle, and a reform in the un- civil drivers. Again we call upon the police Who wilt start a line of cabs to supersede the hacks? Tae Trmvne’s Sianoxrs.—The Tribune now tle of Antietam, and charges that he did all be could to,save the rebels from defeat. It would be an easier falsehood for poor Greeley to state that McClellan never was inthe field at all, and was alwayssin the secret employ of the rebels. When shail we have an end of these shameless electioneering calumnies? Exonomize.— Now is the timé to lelp the fall The sacrifice will be small and the gain enormous. Buy nothing whatever until prices come down Quany.—If the Daily News ia not working in the political interest of the preseat admin- istration why is not the Hon. Ben Wood, its proprictor avd editor, brought before the ceurta under the law agaiast discouraging en- lietmen ta? -The wootlyhead, Round- x Congress S. B, CorrrxypEn head, blue law, Maine taw, of and disunion candidate tor Brooliya nddy cont or in A Srraw.—-The Lincola Times and the Joff. Daria News both oppoas the idea of receiving eny propositions of peace through General Sherman, Thus extromes meet, and copper- heads and woollyheada assist each other Mustoal, THE GERMAN OPRRA ‘The last ovening of the Gorman opers was certainly a betilmat termination to avery enroessful eoagon, Tho Acidomy of Music was crowded, aad the performanco— Don Glowaonie-passed of very pleasantly. Too new aptiats were received with favor, Mile. Drube, os Zerline looked well and sang nicely. This artiste wil! not create any great sensation, but wil! appear very aMfectively tn such parts as may be entrusted to ber. Kar! Formes, tn Leperelio, han a role to which he bas #0 often obtaived woil merited triumphs that we need do ne more bere than state that be added to tho Gumbor teat evening. Froderici, Mmo. Johaunsoa, Habeimen ond Her wore wil iu excellent Volos, ana smug Lhe opera beter than wo bave over heard tho German artiste do it “yo night the Grover troups sing the Jewess in the Academy of Musio, Braoxiya, and thon go W Boston, waere they, will give quite # long season of opera ITALIAN OFBRA. M. Marotrsk janes bis oaed 00 the prblic to day, and wo call attention to this document as a remarkable operatic maritosto, fle bas resolved upon making no peaiminary pam, and loaves (very wivsiy) to (he public " artists. Wo are inclioed Wo judge from the managoriat tous that theme fatter aro very good; that Ma- ize ie sure of their succens, aad honce affects ® humility be te far from foeling, We are to bave the Trovators es the opening performance Of the fall seaaco, aod think the srlection a very good one, Thore are very few operas which #0 please ® Now York public, Signora Caror’|-7uceh!, Mite. Merson! nnd Signora Massimiliano! And Bellial are in the cast, whieh ts aknost ontirely new tous, Are ¢ oomber of reste wre already 401d, thero oxa be bo de Chek the opening night ialiag opera wil be ope of tho most brithant f what promines to be the gayest season Now Notice, (het an Increase of prices he demanded, owing to Increwe of cxponses, will Tah TS ne auumi tod By the pubic fe is taken tuto cousideration bow goat (ho ae iy pi £9 wae yb NG aug go The secoud perormance of the [tatien troupe wilt be the Traviata, wie tho 26@ G@rtir’s Aignorina Nrambiite an tue frail neroine Arrival of the Revenue Streamer it ore ‘The United Stater revenue steams Northerner, Cantata John Faunce, arrived at thie port yontorday morning (rom Washington, via City Point aad Fortross Monroe, having om board ite, Marrivgton, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, whe will proceed ¢0 Boston ia the cutter this oventog ite New York Court ef Ap Aumaxy draw ia conceded; but it is urged that benor | sketching the fortifications and making mmutos of the detences INFORMAL PBRSIDENTIAL VOTEO has forbidden, under peoalty of arrest, the takiog of an signed by some of tho citivens The reasons for the order are that in @ commudity oom. pored no largely of the antngoniatical elements _ Wanmusaaos, Sept,'21, 1866. THE MILITART GITUATION—SHERIDAN'A VICTORIEG— THE BLBEL RAID WM TAR SOUTHWEST OF SO UAPOR- TANOE—-THE PEACE BUMOKS FKOM GBOR@IA, BTU. to come cheeringly. The progress of Sheridan was, at whirling’ enemy aa rapidly as an army cam move, Tor- Dore had whipped tho rebel cavalry tn Luray valley, and Oompelied them to foliow Karly’s example, Sheridan is @xpocted to arrive at Staunton to-night Me wili shea be onty eighty seven milesfrém Lynohburg, The whole road a6 he advances continues to show that Karly’s army was retreating {n direst disorder, Tho roadsides are yown with eick and wounded rebel soldiers aod aban- doved Quartermaster's property. 4 Affaire in the.Southwest are not rogarded as nearly 60 bad as roprescated. Tho robel movements thore are merely guertiia raids on @ large scale, which will be apoedtly checked. , Vory little uneasiness is occasioned hore by the rebel operations in Missowrl, the mililary autboricies anticl. pating @ brief campaign for the onomy tn that section, Conmbinations are aiready io progress that will suddenly chock if mot capture the whole foros, aud effectualiy prevent amy furthor demonstrations of ¢hat character. ‘Thus far the raid bas hardly diverted atiention at all from the more important felas of action. ‘ The. military. Gituation, on the whole, is looked upon speedy success of such m obaraotor aa to gtrike the das blow at the great rebellion, Notwithstanding the agvouncement that the govorii- ‘ment has no (oformation of peace propositions, through the liges at atianta or otherwise, it ia confidently be Neved bere fa official circlea that a confidential corres: Pondence upon the subject is now in progress betwoon Governor Brown, of Georgia, and Genoral Sherman, It is kuown that Governor Brown is a Southern coppor- houd, who has been bitterly opposed to the Jeff. Lavis clique since the beginning of tho war, and that ho is anxious at any price to secure Georgia from further de- vastation He is, moreover, the origivator of the idea that each Bouthern State has a right to arrange for itseif terms of pence. Gencral Sherman, oa tho otuer band, is a liberal minded officer, whse course has commanded a@ike the confi dence of the North and tho respoct of the South, It will oot be d:ffoull for these two to arrange torins of retrocession of Georgia which sbull secure tho protection of the federal government for ber cittz:ie. This can be dove the more certainly as it ig known by the coniidential tricnds of tbe Presidont that be is willtug to secail his Emancipation Prociamation upon the retura of tho South ¢> its ailogiaace, or ut least to submit it to the test of the Supreme Court, when every woll informed lawyer knows that it will be adjudged unconstitutional, and while, in the absence of any statute for that pur- pose, no siave aiready emancipated can be reclaimed, and those who Bull romain will be loft in sfatu quo, to abide State legislation op the subject, LINCOLN MEDDLING WITH ARMY MATERES There is @ painful rumor in oficial circies to-night that Me, Lincoln is agata interfering in army movements, and bas tasued au order to a subordinate commander of a Portion of one of the armies ‘which military men assert, if at-empted to be carried out, will prove disastrous. THE NAVAL EXPRDITION FLOM MOBILE BaY——-KB> MOVAL OF TOMPADOKS. The Navy Departmont bas received detatls from Admiral Farragut of the sacce-aful expadition up Frsb river, some particulars of which dave already beou published, Qn their retura the vessels were attacked from Peter's Bull, at one of thosharp bouds of the river, by sixty or seventy rebets, wh» liad ieliet trees across tbe gtream., ‘ho fire was returied from our howitzers, and our vessels passed through. with one officer and two men kiiled on the Stockds the smokestacks of which were knocked over, and the ‘boatof the Toutonla wasamashed, Admiral Farragut saya bo is successfully engaged In remoytog torpedoes, and thus far has succeeded iv taking up twenty-op9 FILLING THE QUOTA OF WASHINGTON, ‘The City Council tast night appropriated fifty thoueand dollars for the purpose of filing nota of the city In many of the wards no draft has yet been ordered and hopes are entertained that this «ction of the authorities will avert the necessity of further conscription, ARRIVAL OF PABOLED UNION OFFICERS. Forty Union officers, paroled by the rebel authorities, arrived boro iast night from Richmond. BENT BACK TO LIBBY PRISON. Captain J. M. Trippe, Thirty-ninth Now Yori Volua- toers, whose name, was in the list of officers brought down by flag ot trace from Richmond for exchange, was not delivered to the Unioa agent of exchange, but car- ried back to Richmond, upon the charge that be was, while op parole on his way dowa James river, detected in RSIDOES IN ALEXANDRIA, VA. Gonoral Siough, Military Governor of Alexandria, Va, informal yote for President of the United States, as de- of poldiera and disloyal citizens, the umrestricted and iMoga! expreaeion of ths sentiment contemplated ts apt to create a disturbance of the peace, and engendor feel- ings of bitter hoatility, Heatdes be saya that Alexandria is a ‘ortified military pest, and sudject to military con- trol, that Virginia baa ne ¥ ico in the election of a Preal- dent, and that eueh voting is calculated to create m con. dition of thiaga des'rable to be avoided Arrival of the United States Steam Gun~ boat Fort Morgan. The United Btates steam genvoat Fort Morgyn (inte the Admiral), Liewenant William B. Gaton commanding, ar- rived at Ubis port yesterday moraing from tho West Gulf blockading squadrom, She ie’ New Orleans of the 14th inst., Mobile 16th und Peusacola on the 19¢b, Mubiloe, at tne time of her departure from the bay, had not pot been attacked, Our [ron-olads and guoboats were near the city. No yellow fever at Now Orioans, Movite ov Penssools. The bealth of the squadron was good, Passed within night of Key West on the evening of the Zist. bid not communicate on account of yellow fever prevailing there. Reached Fortress Monroe on the 25th in: The Fort Morgan brings home one buadred aad fifty seamen, kick aod wounded aod discbarged men. 8be lao brings several officers aa paascngers, among whom is Commander J . Mullany, of she United States Navy, who commanded the Oneida ia the Aight ie Mobile bay, This gallant oMecr loet his arm in the last eogagement, but in now doing remarkably well. He comes home to re- crult his bealth. The Fort Morgaa bas made the pas- fiago in seven days. She encountered pleagant weathor during (he ortire passage. Tho following ts a list of the oMocers of toe Fort Morgan — Acting Masier and Rzactitive Ofkeer—Covaries Biggias Assistant Surgeom—Samavet K, Forman, Acting Assistant Paymader—H. Leroy Jones Pngineere--Firet Assiatent, Prank M. Farror: Second Assistants, George ?. Tyter, 0. S. Trench; Third Assist ants, Lowis Rush, fi, fF. Browa. ‘Acting Master—WAward Herrick Acting Ensigns—Wan. S. Koliey, Jt., Wea, Wing, Thos, & Wateor. Acting Master's Matea—J, KP. Aticing, J. W. Ponss in's Clerk Wm, T, Stey canon Paymaater's Herie—James Coilias. City Politics. MARTING OF THE TAMMANY GENERAL COMMITTEE A CALC POR PRIMARY RLECTION, FTO. A meeting of the General Committees of Tammany Hal! was bold inet evening at the Old Wigwam, to make ar. rangements for bold’ ag the January eleotions-—W tiliam M. Tweed im the obair?” ‘The only busingse of importance tranancted was the ir hulog of # cal\ for primary elections, to be bold on Thore day evening, for the election of dalegates to the County, Congreseion si and Ageombly conventions, — Tin Covert Wil meet at Tommany Hall ‘rida fog, September 90, and the Congrossivual and Asaembiy conventions will mest Oa she 6th aod 6th of October reapectt oly. Ao mmities was appointed, with power to make all necesry arrangements for & grand mass meeting to roth =} loeal pomioativuna a@ goo aa they are all Tus Gonimittee oo Naturaltration was requested to pro- coed af 0000 (0 procure vaknealization papers for all whe wich to participate in the approaching Proaidential Alter the (ganmrction of ome other routine business the meoting arped @f. GRONGB OXICKET COLUM Va. YOUNG CRIORRE OLOR, OP RAI. FEE MIAs ees comm Serk's he At, George made thirty: ings aud tweive to the ‘Toegums will be resumed tod —_—___~_———_-. The news from the Army of the Shousedyab continues latest accounts, ooward. He was pushiog on after (bo bere, by even tho most caatious, ag full of promise of AMBRICA rune. The Youvg Americ sored forty. tet necond, with five when, | “arponter was arreoted Uy oifloer Polbamus, of the ride have eavan rune te make _ -. £35 Toar. ‘wae y Agricultural Society. The inauguration of ta course took place yesterd., miles in the rear of Hoboken, a vew oa- deavors of any and every kind fo maxe allowance for those who are not Batives or to the mauof bore, and in raciftig matiors we arc equally bound to rea- dor full and ample justice to those who, with oo other aim, ead or purpose, desire to promulgate good and legi- racing. ‘The opening day of the Hudson county moeting was © compicte success #0 {ar as the sport was concerned, but deficient im the aifiuent atteudance which has graced the other racing and trotting matches this spring and fall. The track was in the most excelicct condition; nothing could bave beon better. Maugre the swamp in the Pi mand Fw) course, ho better running ground pent ‘eb ut mie of aad by anybody within » bun wr institutions are generally iotimately conne ted we, discomfort. the new imatitations of the boken course tended to the comfort of everybody, eithough with something yerdunt in their eyes the direc: fart We tore were not as “might have beex. append @ summary of the day's racing: ‘PURSE BACK. Sweepstakes promium ope toile dash, $25 entrat 26 entrance money to go to De. J. W. Weldon'e © fOnnelotte 1, by tm » J. We lotte I", Cythi: out of @aliy Polk, by tmp artaceddr dvnaye 6. Me. F, Morris’ Tchpse, eur Wagar Lelipse, pa Bally Mr, P. Morris’ = ’. Ackermua’s ch. 0, Fagle, by Vandal, dam im). Sovoreigu . se ip ee ta Col_P. C, Bosh’s B. f, Lurline, by imp. Kotg' teorge, dum by imp, Tewaton.... Lerdeyes Sis Kagio was the favorite at $100 to $50, Time, Lasig. SBCOND Race. ‘The forry sinkes of $580 tor ull ages, threo mii heats; entravce $60, p. p: entrauee money to go to second horse; closed with the following eatries:— ‘ebht ti, by imp. Kelipse, out of ht of St dr. toventie, & years. uah'6 Ch, Fleot by imp. Glo 2 yea . rings’ ch. ¢. Lexicon, by Lexington, p. Giemcoc..... -. 2 8 $190 to $50, ing fatty five ned tureagboat the to head him of, by a neck ueed, and the bet. art was eflected, and foad of one leayth, or polo, Th & length of ¢ strotch, where Feat. od Lexicon, coming the heat wad race by Pulrownie He hud the say locgtba ahead, tures miles, rover coming b me ins Second Heat, Ling ranged $100 to 3 atthe first turn Lexicon ¢ which he increased to two ut { Lowovor, afterwards run toget wing made a kplecdid burat au home amid fond choersa winte thre AB THIRD Rac Prom{um of $200, for ali @ with tu Firw Heat. Ben Bruce. In a good with slasher at his q up. Rowuding the turn with a struag lead, close! Thero was oo chanje down the other two making a wailing race oo the t Vhey passed the Dalf mie mu Brace still baying che ieac, At the three quarter pols the reco was leit to Bruce and Sistuer, the otter two out Of the race, 4¢ the homestreicn turn sasner challenged Reuce, took the load, aud care Lome an easy winner OF tates loogths. Time, L6T%. Second ent. —Bruce auc Blaser the other two baving been. draw with Slasher at his girth, ading tho tera ibey went eck and 1 Down the backetretch Sinsher closec, and they ran side and side past the quarter and bait mile Poets, “Making the threo quartor, Slasher went in trout, aud at the homestretch turn took a deterraiaet ‘ead, con tinning it the cad, and comivy home an easy wianer ‘without an offort, by ten tengtia, 0 1:57 iy. The Great Trote! Race at the ¥Washion Coa Lo-Day, Wo presume that tho enticoty of the oporitng world Gre alivo to the fact that the last und greatest trot of the Geason, aod perhaps the greatest that has ever taken place, comes off at the Fasnio. Course to-day at two P, Mo Lady Eroma, hard pressed by General Butter, rulee the roast asthe leading ‘avorite }rince, tue vicsor of the harness race last week. asa hos! of utalmarth irieads ; and the mysicrious adveut of bwitngbam in tho bating market, aiter it being supposed that be bad retired for the season, is giving a heap of trou bie to che betting men, who imagived they had got everything fixed for to day's race. Weare sure of four, avd tay have five starters. He who can name the wiuner must be a remarkably clever Maa, and, if auccesalal, ougdt to be exbtoited tw Baruun's Museum or gome ormer consplovous togality. ro fcaders, ia tbe uate posiiion, bo only starters, uce tok tho wad, The Lexington Races. Lax », Ky., Sept. 23tass. On Cacurday joxtra day , purse of $150, mile heats, Jorn Harper's b.f. Sue Lewis, by Lexington, four yoars old, won intwo straigbt heats, beating J. sord’s b. c, Califorpia and Alexsader'e D. f Mattie Gross. Time—First heat, 1:50, sceood hoat, 200% REGULAR FAL! MERTING—WEROT Dav Sweepstakes for turse your cits, $1,000, mile aca co- peat, entrance the association -iakes to add $200. Aiexander's b. ¢, Aaterold wou ia two straight heats, boating Loadstone and J, Mord's b. wet, by Lacing ton, Tine—Pitat beat, 1477, ond Beat, L478, Attondance good; trae Lexinaron, Kye, meconD Dar. Ture mile heats, for ail ager, pores $500 a Hinrparie cb. b Rhidordime Decan, Tine—Ciras cutie, | of thres wi the leud aud w: ‘Track in good order. The TRE CONTEMPLATEL BIGAN AND JOBN FEIT. A fight wae to bave taken plat yeeterday between James Kerrigan, of New York ohw Turner, of Bos ton, for one thousand dollar a wile, Gt island Pond, Vermont ¢ Dumber of New York sport sg mea teit here on Saturday and Sunday, be presout at the fist encounter, The privc Boston 06 & day loat for she piace of re No fight took place, howe will be poreeived by the fvilo SPECIAL DESPATCH VO THE WRRALA YorTLAso, Me., Sep 8h4 Torner forfeited one thousand dol\are to Kerrigan thie morning on account of his being two pounds over welrht, Ali are returning. ‘The thieves are ing everything they can atevery station. Watches aud pocketbo ka are leet, and the cars ai! confusion add blackguard nproar, They are Boston thieves. They siop up the doors of exch and nothing is too xmal\ or too Siexan- Prize ing. riedt Whan TURNED —OURNGR PAYS JAMES KER PO ng forfeit, os in hme ear at evory station, moan for thom. NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE, Foutres Monnor, Sept. 20, 1464. ‘The United States frigate {Minnesota galled carly this morning under cosied orders, bot subsequently returaed from some cause nnknowa, . There hae been no rogular commimication with New born by way of the canal slace the attack on the steamer Fawn, some weeke ogo It is designed to ontabliad ® reguiay 09 of eteamers bo ran outetde’from this place direst to Morotead City, con necting with Newbern by railroad. . A theeo makted echoonsr, name unkcown, from hile Adelphia, bound to Port Royal, 6. ©., londed with coal, put in bere for ® harbor thle morning, in « lenking condition, baving bees run Into outside the capes by an unknown versel delonging to tho Gave, wah Carried away the sohoover’a bownprit and the greater Tne Male for Hurope, Bostrom, epi. ¥7, LhC4, ‘The matte por nloamebip Arabis, for Halifax aod Liver. Pool, clone at seven A. M. to-morrow, and sbe wiil mall AM, Tuart o Treasvey Non tet, & YOURE rare hetier, “a man twonty y of age, Load py 227 Spring Gireet, waa acre yeaterd: suatios Ladwitb, at the Berend rere Paton Court cn ndred and Bavieg btotes woven hut Me. 4 rg be beosmme intoxosted piabt be H ‘ae ne, eater Cor mi commateatoned bis con Jobo to t comptainant to bed, which he did. While im the act ‘burns ‘aye that the focused bere ns ong. Jo fact thet be bad $766 in prosnbacks " , and that be Atole the wh: ie amount fim. No portien of (he money las boon recovered. yuh 0d the me agmiratc Hold Dim io ie eal te ee " BRILLIANT assem, “408 4ND 4 COMPLETE sUCCERS, ‘fs “is new and eligibly located race- “vy under the ‘most favorable auspices. ‘The track is dengs'™lty situated some four } Be 008 , 81.600 ———'-— Oe ee Sheridan Pushing Rapidly ia Pursuit of the Rebels. wanennpntenlisntrinpiidinds EARLY GIVES OP THE COBTE ESCAPE HIS ONLY WISH. Guerillas Active in the Rear of Our Army. ee Reopening ef the Baitimere and Ohie Railread, ée., &o., oo. Mr. Theodore ©, Wilson's. Despatch. Moone Jacisom, Va., Sept 24, 2664. OPRRATIONS BURSEQUANT TO THE 19TH mNsY. -, Atthough we have bad considerable fighting since lear. fog Winchostor, atilt there bas béen nothing ‘in the wag Of a regular battle or anything approaching the action @ Monday tagt; (he captures of artillery, flags, &o,, Fisbe: ill, wore mado more by the rapidity of oar, mevotmoente and accovrate manwuvertag than by, the fore of battle. QUERILLAS AOTITR GF OVA REAR. Toformation from the rear ia to the effect that che gue cillaa are vory activo iu Chat quarter. Ail our tratos have to ba heavily goardod to protect them from attnok, PURSUIT OF TR BYEMT+SRIRMIRING, ‘10-day wo are still moving on. The eusmy fs retiring. Skirmisbing (s constantly going on, Our eavalry is doing gobly Tbe impression is that the enemy will not male another general stand this sido of Staunton, aad perhaps not there WSCAPE NOW BARL?'S BOLE OnE It te boyood a doubt now toa Early is dotog everye thing he oan to get out of our roach 48 fast as posst- dio, and ebould an orgagement enane to-day or to morrow it will be because we bh forced Harly tato i. BAPORTANCH OP FHRRIDAN'S MOVEMENTS. Sbould all our pians prove successful tHe presoat move mest of Sheridan, oofore tt ts euded, will prove a Bey ‘ markable, interesting and veluabie us say of the war; and I think the propie at home will be ax much game prised as ths rebela willbe wt ts tendency sud ternal patioa. PRiQONBRB AND DRSARTERI COMING by. AS wo aro constivuly ou ths move it ts tmpogs|bioj uae ‘ at this time to write jong despatchos or go into detatia, Every hour adds more and more prisoners to our already immense number. Stragglery aud deserters come im rapidiy ang largely. ‘TaN WOUNDED. Gur wounded are being cepitiy geat to the rear and te Baeper'a Forry. dis. N. Davidson's Despatch. Flamrer’s Frere, Va, Set, 96; 1966 8 NEWS FROM TU ION, Wo bave news from the front down to Friday less. Cotooel C. W. Toilen, Chief Quartermaster of General Gee =" ridan’s army, caroe in lato Inst night, direct from beads : quarters, having in charge ali the army trains loaded with sick and wounded reve! officers, find the slightty wounded of our own moo, ce the number Of twelve oF fifteen buodred, THB BRANT! FULCRE! MOVEMENTS, Ie ts not known bere in what direction the eaemy. wi proceed from Mount Jackson. Much will depoad upom whether he geta suMicientiy over bie fright to ressem, By ail accounts the skedaddic from Fisher's Hill was moss precipitate and disgraceful MOVRMRNTS ON TUR RNEMY'S “RAR IN PRONT. Ae ¥ stated the cthor day, Genera! Sheridan seme General Torbert with his cavairy uround on our left, to Front Rosai and Luray, to got (nto the enemy’s rear, and aleo sent Crook, who is thoroughly acquaiated with tha® part of the country, to work around on our rightto (Be ) enemy's rear, while Wright aud Emory skirmwhed al t ay tn front. A GHARAL OBARGR AND WitGE OF THE REBELA At five o'clock on the afternoon of the 22d Generel * Sboridan ordored a goneral charge, The enemy could mes etand it, and in tess than batf an hour broke and eG dowa the pike towards New Marist, tu the greatest com fusion. Guns already limbered up, with six horses a tached, were deserted on the eid. Something of the consternation occasionet may be imagined when (8 @ known that with sixteen guva which were takenoniy eight Lundred prisoners wore vocured. GpNERAt TORDERT’'R HOH Genera! Sheridan fully expected General, Torbert co a toroept and capture the whole army on the pike; but ® weoms that Torbert encountered # divtsien of reinforos menta hurrying on to join Rerly, aud was engaged with Yhom all day, nod with bis banda full at that. Bad tt ob ‘Deen for this General Karly’s whole commaad would bave been inevitably captured CAND AT EN ja tho Fifth regular cavalry, Licwteweate Fitzgoral@ aod B Murphy ars dead; Lieutenant t Robbing wounded in hip; Licutevant Trevor's loft leg amputated. 1 regret that | can coud no more casualties to tay; but the ete he the bowpitals at Sandy (ook aro aot yet completed. ‘The town {9 all confusion to-day with the oflicers aad attaches of the brains just arriviog. Hon F. W. Kellogg, of Muchigan, bas jast arrivsd, om bis way Lo the front, Resamption of Tucongh Travel on the Baitimore and Onto Rattrond, Baisimonst, Sept. 27, 1966 The morning mali brain at a quarier to eightA. M. te morrow (Wednendey), on the Reltimore aud Ohio Ralk WL go through to Wheeling, snd wilt rau daily ti furluer notice, except om Sundays, On vext Sunday Hight, at Afteoa minutes post pine o'clock, the dally ex , prew train for Wheeling ena Parkorshurg will also bo re samen, mukiog two daily trains for all parte of the Week Operations of Mosby's Guertiias. HOBSHRIES OF A LNISRS AND SUTLURS, From the Waehlagtou Star, Sept. 24. om ay morning last ® party of sutlers tee Barper’s becry (or the front, to company with @ goverm ly train Whon between Charlestown on@ er the wagon belonging to C. 1, Gould, sutier af the Piret Vermont covairy, upset, oud a guard of twenty mien were left to protect it. In about three hours every- tol as righted, And they aiartet on and encamped foe the it Ove miles from Winchester, and were surprised by trronty-five of Mosby's men, who captured the guards thrawn out, and compel’ the civilians acd wot Gtors to qurreader. The civillans were ropbed worth of goods, aod ail ther Watchon, and twenty five men and thirty horses were taken prisovers, ‘bo guertiins appropriated all the gonds thoy could carry 03, aod barned the wagons and Back of the goods as they could not secure. They them took their prisoners ten mites further on aud eneimped. A young man named Simone, clerk t9 the sutler, (cigned eicknes, and, ® ter ropemed attempts, suc’ tumbling from hie boreo, apparevtiy tcsensib's The Tebeve tried to revive bum, aod Gnding they could not @e tt. left him: ander @ tree, as they ‘eared to delay too jowg. As goon as vie rebels were out of pignt Simone made his way to Winchester, and thence cams thw Oty, Rectyiog were lags Dighl. What Tasy Think of shert tore.to Globe, sept. 26.1 rom th to Globe, x General Sheridan ig @ model. Not only dose he whe baities, but his victories 40 nut lone their traportance om tho reading of the second account of them. Lite de apatebes are plain marrations of what be bas done, an@ ‘and prophecies of what he will do. But vest ef ail, when he gain adva he understands the imme portance of following it a Monday lan be woe @ victory, and in piace of sittiog down to walt Ul] the had recovered from the dow, be imme On Thuretey De bad overtaken as@ tho fo# again, and fo place of halting even Em stil! preaned on tho res Barly on the folle orntag wo hear (rom bim at Woodstock, ea ton or twolve milo beyond the battle field bP ha oe ereenthe “ eam teak fo not gate chelr ward it will Hot be the (avis af she gallant hero of Bhesandoan valley. Indictmems for Co. mecitt to the Draft. Newans, N. J., Sept. 97, 1868, Daily Journal ot this city, Jury of the Onited eaten Be in July last counselling resiatance to tho draft. The trat it peony take pate ety In Ontober ad Amcoll be Captain, wigeat ores, de wanda aa Ams Never to tbe Libby pra, baa oon my ’ A wy ARMA LR