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MEAh ESTATE FOR SALEa_.pry t-atrahl- -"arm of 4*-*.a-*-Stß Aa_s»aV MOBty.thfsa miles rroas si-tost I*****, la*

r-artoaat l*e*_|*-rty, for sals, with lbsf '_., ft inira-»ats |*-Ss.*atkHi -At ths MMBB.of-fa..* ArKK«*m ws otter tor sale Ma vatuahleMf,.l.re_«iirtf*rm ****** ** atiovo,a-JSalßf tue___

.* .TBt Wm X Meads a»._ oil srs. Itooauinst*"*1' ,rf which about -SS acre* are open iantl,

-_t*rrce in *?*>- and timber Tho dweiim., cur. I*l ti? abeautiful cab grove, eoat.int 6 roonit,''._**. .1 ptw-e-, and it in excellent order, barf .'ltW* r**a_Uy papered at»d otherwise improved,______ -liH-a there are the usaal out home., t-ch

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._? * _*<**e*aaton _iv<hi st one*1 ,;_j.ii'mob W *?"?« **<* ?*?" '\u25a0** e__tt oa the

_L «,n _** sold, t>*-Si-tl-_ of th. croia of cora._"____. /tf iNo 1f__-iljr horse and oew carriage, atv 1 moh-. * cow*, 1".-t_-,- new wagon., ox oart,i -_r f»t BBSS, SB- all the farming .mpietneuls'Jtf? r ibe is-d 9«o V*r a<*r*», and rair valuation.r*tli*. ******* *******' Tho neiKhborb-Otl a a'.'.-, _~.« one, *"*?? chuiraes qnte near, aud Hi*.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. bmßliSir within sipbiof the fara. Apply?"\u25a0 (01, _f_-.<) _________ - _____j_Bgj?7_fJ_l t* B?a list sals prlesttlr, aa -xevil.Nt

,v,. K.rin In Prine- Kdward ronaty, 2>.m_m fr. ni 1-SBfSalD't***"I*' on *** Houth Ski* Rsl.-J___ Tb«tr-rt bat '*ti)4

______m 8888-i, tbsr,i»B~*in B_S_H *good on*h»ri la fail bearisß,I j »ocrtb*r set out withla the hmt threeyears, of

.a-, hundre-1 treet-apple,p«-ch, plum,an 1 pear;'"?' wntrr, ...mtortst l» h n*e, aad all BtesstarySLaMSt *m p.rtt-ulsrt apply to

_o t-«_____. TH(W P BKLI*._ir_"ill.r f<r t-l- |rrlv_lely -ti __r.a t.| l_iuJ !*.*_W mm ***** ******** snd t_ to \ of a mile*!r -t tin* Rienm-til aud Petcrtimraj kal .?.*.!, ad-' b Br tde ----i "t <* w -"oa-B A-guttusChalklcy,__ssbsra-tßt tinryinggroiioS,c-titalnlng half an**? t*w*r**A -rtn*re i-ou tlie plaoc ac-mfoitable!_\u25a0____*. -Bebsa,Ba

A-mT-atof po-*« on lbs place, tbatwill bs soldt.> t.t purr-***'»t-***?\u25a0 *~<" »*\u25a0"*»" «0***** nUIAM, UANBd k WBlilttKß,

H s_j .jt Auctioueters."PSTIA_?\u25ba_ -A _"f-t deeiraU*aod ve-rjprolnetiyeV K-rm, tn New Kt>ot county, -oataiatag sbout

MOSSW*. It bordfrs on tbe Kichnjo_d and Yorki mmKsilrotd, sud idjolas the land* of Mil's 'fun«t,|i tbe reUte of J. ha Btllray, dec'd, BB- the.ami at tß-fl-SS C Tunttsll ana Bat/lor Temp'ie,Kit About MO avresof the fitrm are rrear. <1 audBrine e^o-ition; the remain'og 200 a res are low.,-|. Tbe* Uriv in well watered,and all tbeflelJe..re aft In rloT-r eze«pt oi.i.. The facilities for im,'. iir- lb* soil sre uatur*.a-a.d, srTjrdingan abtin--»_tfuf.iiy <f tasrl, easyof ******, The improve-.;.-_'.- t-iiii«t of > lirl-k dwell with ten rooms,t;i,-k K,s h. ii, t>r>verml cabiax, and the unual.faroihtataß awell if ex<*e!l**nt water in Ihe yard; i*? ; u»''J _b-iut twenty mile- below Kiibmond, atTuanUll'-i I>r-;.t. k' J within IJ_ tnilm cf Puriiry'eUcdlrp,ou PsmunViey rirer. The farm le moder_t*!y n't itt'a'in*- yiu'idingwell all the rJtepk'graioi?rf tlil- n .tioo ; pro_uclui*;IU or 'M bueheleof wheat

lvberrelt of rom per »r*re. A portion of the(. itr-) i,ur'ace eo&iii«te ot 'J. *vte% of relehiatedW*% Ota - len.l, ahii'h produce w. II iv anysua-tax Aptly earlyto Q LBO? 88.M-1-3t No 20 Liw Buildlcg.

RICHMOND, VA- THURSDAY MOKNINQ, NOVEMBER 2fi, 1868.VOL. XXV.

li-tfrtf-B lisgntyt..HCRBI.AV BORNUrti NOVEMBSR ... ltf_

*_._.,._1M &- OOPW-M_A-_l BUBOBONH_£_!. .?_*-. NO"TH-YANKEE TBEATMRNT OF PRISONERS.Yesterdaymorningone hundredand tire-*.ty-four Confederate Surgeons, who havebeen returned from the differentbastilee olths North, arrived in thiscity by thesteamerSchulta.The statements which tbey make in reler-ence totheir own treatment,and that of onrprisoners, particularly the wounded,are Inkeepjng with otherstatements published ofthe heatbeuish trestment to which tbey sresubjected.

Oue of these Surgeons, with whom wehad a long snd interesting Interview,wascaptured at Williamaport, Md.,in July last,where he had been left, la conjunction witbothers, in charge of some twoJmndredifonr wounded. These men werenearlyall sobadly wounded that lt was deemedadvisablenot to attempt tbeir removal to Virginia, al-though abundanceof time had been allowedto do so had theircondition permitted it.?In a few days after tbe occupation of tbetownby the Yankees,an order was issuedfor tbe removal of all these woundedto Hagerstawn. The Surgeons remon-strated, but te __r_r p-arp-se. Tbe uextday brought a peremptory order fertbelr removal, and, In their helpless ondnearly exhausted condition, they werepack,ed off to Hagerstown and piled away,with-out comfort, in the Court-House, and aguard placed around tbe building. For afew days they were allowed to send out fortheir rations, but very soon this privilegewas withdrawn,and theywerecompelled toprepare their ownfood, as best they could,with the meanest kind of facilities. Thesupply of medicines furnished was totallyinadequateto thenecessities ofthe sufferingwounded, and they were not permitted toreceive the stimulants and delicacies whichthe ladies of the townbrought to tbe ."burt-yard in profusion. In afew days they wereagain removed and transferred from theCourt-House to the Seminary, on tbeout-skirts of tlie town.

In the meantime oil thenurses wbo badbeen left to assist in taking care of thewounded were seized as prisoners of warandsent off to prison, leaving onlyfivesur-geons to lahor with snd care for twohuu-dred men, not one of whom was able to doanything for himself. This force, of course,was wholly Insufficient for the care of solaree a number, and much suffering ensuedfrom want of proper attcut ion, and a num-ber of deaths resulted where the patientmight have recovered if properly cared for.

Finally tbe Surgeons themselves werescutoff to Fort McHenry. Dr. Newell was thelast who left Hager-towu. He was informedthat be would have to walk to Chambers-burg, a distance of twenty-one miles, lletold tbem at once that be was unable towalk so great a distance, being then, as hehad been for sometime previous, quite unwell. Tbey insisted, however,that be shouldtry lt, and he was started off under guard.?He had not gone far until be became wellnigh exhausted, and entirely incapable ofmukiog tbe speed reqnlral of bim by theguard. To accelerate bis movements theydrew their bayonets on him and atruck bimover tbe head with their muskets. Underthis persecution be fainted aud fell in theroad, when be was caught by the collar anddragged some distance to a bouse, where hewas kept under guard until an ambulancecame along, In which he was conveyed toCbambersburg, andfrom theuce on to Balti-moreby railroad.

_"*uR >?lv?A new House, uol plastered,witii sixHr i'us an J two |. irfties, (upper au.l lower,) ou'.ii..- Hi". *'~n two teres of groundand new two.' :v tli'ile, -tilth co.ll be easily turned into sk.lctii-ii. Hattery A, tieirNu 3 Battery, 13 ou a lior-Utssf the (-round. Apply to me,oa the premisesI jf.es.-' - tjiveti liuaiedlalely.«_sl7 tB-Bt WM A WAI.DRONOjl BA*?-?A Matket Uinlen. at New fi-nt Courtf iIBBB, si*.Btftet fri'-i a depot on tlie York River|al oa-, r.l,titling 7U BBtSB or improved land,*.lb

_SWBS_tB 88888, iftke, smoke h..use, kttehen.

rors-BOUrs, M.d carria*. h.m-e lliereon Mi_t ofiLf bVillihßfS are tulirelyDew. Alsj, h Farm of 121»t~ <*iili bu.i liugsau.l or«-hard, for ?lie rhe.ip ?

_»tr beta-SB I au.l 3 o'rloiK Is T TAYf.UK,I :i? 'ii* CSrasr 11it* and Rink Btssta

IAKDBrSaIa ?I tia*.e, vi Fauquier couuty. a,|.:.e and valuable tract sf Land for sale Adlet- ?' I _*," -l ltie -B-paleb <__... uo _ _ -tt*

WANTS.

WANr-D-H.-.S ?

?:eeo,Satte', and

Dry Ii dcsApjji, t,, the iin.iersipued, at their i tilce, on lliti at,_._r (irv, <,r at ttn'ir taui.erv, between the dock aud.?r ' !_.i-_?_t*' f-FUTTS k HAhVhY.

WANTED? A tttaattea?A boy of fifteen years< i tft, of mat li&bitt acd respectable famt-

)v bBBm to tlud c_pli.>ment to a rc-pectalil-i. ~-t- ,v lUliiiiiii.t. Uilers t.) Dr Wm F Online,iim isrcaaaty, aad Mr ml fßalsy.s. thsTtasaaiylUillf-BISt Atllits. *VM 11 WiH.'D,aaK-tt* B it 7.0, Kirtiaioud, Va.

W" rtSTEIi ?ibe a Iveriwer wishes toobtain Boardia a private fa mly, B?\u25a0?Mis located, (Grace* .tRtakia ttrsst preferred.) fi.r himrjr-ir, wife, two

it,. !r.:B.au 1 s.rvanl. DasxorptlSßsMa referentesfvtn ?i,,.lyt. C A BALDWIN *. CO,--.. .-.tf 13th Bt, BStWSSS Mam and Carjr.lI7ANI_H?Is?Bta ?-Three c.iuitorlably lurmslicd** tarn* tor one family of fcix persons, youngestisdnytarssM A lib-iral arrangement would beattt with a party wt.o w.'iilt tiu ihe saaß-BSaaS|i*t_a aw of parlor. Address "Bos "?_«," !'.>-1Ufai n'i-__?_tt

WAMI.D-A young lady,<i J-ill dt> teat It WuBe, "isssß, and the MatherBoglirh branches,

'\u25a0-.:?\u25a0- n -.ination iii v family. She prefers a Icea-:.\u25a0 ti urnr Kli-hinonil, or on the railroad. AJJre. f.?taßsf t-rme, "A L C," Box 656, Xi l.uinid.______ _at|WJNTEU-- By a young ni_u Ulilpl tiuiu mili-

tary tlaty, a aßaattsa aa (1 -i k iv some storeaßßHt?aat. Gmoi retcrences given. Addre.s

.i .i w GA_r___aop,Corner ol lTfli and Man. streets,

-'\u25a026-_i» KBBmond, Va.

One Surgeon witb whom we conversedwas for a time in charge ofthe wounded atHarrisburg, Pa. The treatment receivedthere was in the main kind and humane,very little difference being made in thetreatment of our own and the cuemy'swounded. The country people around theplace seiit lv many delicacies, and the Taa*kee surgeons permitted tbem to be distill)uted amongour wounded.

Of the treatment at Fort McHenry, as ageneral thing, the darkest picture everdrawn by the New York Herald of ''Lifeattbe Libby," conveysbut a fei nt conceptlou.The rations consist of bard tack (exceptwbere Itis completelyexcavatedby worms)meat once a day, and a kind of slop In tiemorning which tbe Yankees politely stylecoffee. No fire haayet been allowed in thequarters of the officers, although theweather Las been quite severe.

All theprivatesoldiers heretoforeconfine-in the fort have been sentoff toPoint Look-out, on the eastern shoreof Maryland?acold, dreary, and bleak place in the winterseason. On the day tbat tbelast instalmentwas sent off one of tbem was observed by ahumane surgeon to be nearly destitute ofpants, and in a cold, shivering condition.?The surgeon ranoff tohis quarters and gota pair of bis own pants, and, coming back>asked permission of tbe Lieutenant of theguardto present themto the destitute pris-oner. The Lieutenant's reply was, "No,sir; tbeclothes be haa on are a d?d sightbetter thanhe deaerves."

QT?_TftD?To buy a gnud twiburse Kuruiiure** tpti** VVagoa, in g.iotl oid.r, Willi or withoutrtnwr'. Hi-rßous liaTitirr such _~ article toBell Willfknm address "Box MS," Richmond HtBtOJB-S,ißttlag -liere it cau be seen. no 26?ltf*ttjAVlhli?Juiuiedia-o y, Sa»h, Bli-d and I.iuor-'" aakSßß* uUo Ni..e 1-..-.I maker*; alto, areliableUteter, white or black. Liberal prices will kcmat MKIUEK * Hll 1,,

tall?__t Till street, near Main.\IJ AM'i*:_i-Toliire,a _i_l rate Cook"! Apply _tV» th. northeast comerof Clayami l_i_ bib.

li*

WABTfcB--Kecru v, to oouip'fie the i. j*aui_a-li'.u uf Capt Sudler'a company, to be at-

Bttal t.. Major H. tiiy BMflßßr*fl Independent B-ttaaaof imi y Uorsts,..(ii|._ic_trj, tic, inru'eliftt,au.'. fiO Ixiuuty App'.y at ourrecruiting office, cor--cr.! Wi* BB_7th fets. J W I'PSHI'R,

nn ----tt P.ecruiting Officer.virANTUi-A Key to D_.ie_'B Arittiuielie. A good" Brßaaß] be paid. Address "A B," DispiUb

**** no 25?2 if i

WANTKD? a dm bargedmiller, and a refugeefrom Norf IK, de, ire« to go aa Overseer ou afiirtn; torork ou share* or by the year. Ucder-

\u25ba'..ii.li. ;ri- truaking fully, and bat had several -year.' experience iv farming. Address "*J B F,"**___igliJ>o_t Office. no 21?_tf\I7_STKH_A colored (Jul, to 88888 S small** ***. Prce uo object. Ap| ly iiaaiedlat-ry»t iti. Ai_._iu_ ivpot, Cary tt,bet 13tb and Vir- |??_____ i"o 21-31*1 JH VAN AI.STON.Wan i-li-.«ii eirod Tmuera ? ~ ~ ,

0 D YAI.K t. CO,*>B>-it'' IronB aak, ilovoronr et.

IA/ ANTKIi?TIio publiclo kn-w Uial we have r*»"v ttimt a lart/e lot tt Gaß Pipe,aud aie pre***** to io ds*. Kitting of every description at the

t*-t>t aatle* All t,.deit will be ih_n_fullyre<\u25a0 W at *hjpio-iptlyait.-uded 10.***** i_i_e mt at **********t**t*m **w***Mm'\u25a0':l**a'» DBOOBB-KBOO,ii. lu?-jotf Ciruer-lhaud Uroad atreeU. Iil/ANTKO?ejaei B**eLCt.pper,Braaa, Z.inc, and* owLead, in riiiaii or Urge quantitlca,for"i nthf tWheal i_-h i.rice will be paid at

\u25a0Wl Ll _ il.Mhi.l-S Bw_rd Manufa.;lory,ai ti.it nt 13ib Bireet, Kichinocd, Va.toII mi ' '

W ____?-? orj_?at".? Wauled, aa e_trerienced<'rt(-ii:*t f?r tne Uonuaieiital l burch, _r*SS>SSI*******,) Kichinond. Ai*ply at No 22Pearl at,'" "*J)1r « s *1"irouKb tbe Poet OttK-e to "Boa NoB__ "Mil-***.

\I7ANTKD?Brt k.a Ulna*, of all detcrlption..-TiTi . ****** ."\u25a0'«" wilt be paid I** pound\u25a0f it d-li»ere.J atiht*U-a_t Work* at Klebmond."O *?!-i

WAMl_l>-x0~K__t-A large building, ia ******** p»ite.f tb. city, to be usedaeaDe-_____\u25a0 *" ?Btars* Mtiue for Norih t'aroiiaa troop*.y1* 10 O 9 HANSON.WK.-t, MHlt_, A^ut g,a|(f ofNt,_ruii_a.

asah on *__vei_-___*, ,u,,u' *"** at Cap Winder. Th* ligh-tt*****m*m. A**fm*m OBBBN B ALLBB,?--s___ .-irn-r Main aad Tib*******\9 *********** ? f ihe onerous t*« inpoa-d ou..et. . *

g. --asUßa-Bs, the Ir-eideat aad Bl-___-_: -t'e**it--«*oi -avha* Bant hart lastrac__?____\u25a0v*' toe» bolder* tvetc** up tbe afl-ir* cl_r** \u25a0?*?'? * All p.rN.n» iudebt-S to thia iaatltutlea««i>tiy leotflrd to pay t eir aoteeat maturity,*"? as P-rwMi* holding eerUßc.Ue of tlept.altto\u25a0'\u25a0'-ott d.* *kUd rtc*'** ***** utouts due tbea.

?J <ri4ttr of tb* B-ard.*. * * Blot. Cstbler.\u25a0yaniifitiUT 10> im __________\u2666*Nl- v '_ ****?? **?** eurd* °'' ** ,"a »*--»*>'~* Batttw* *, w*»d,oßly*a ihurt dasauee frcm UieAiii.:,w ******* AAiut aat ahalf aercurd ~

***.m *. BBWOB_

Bskary,-f- -__! C-roarof Broad aad 4th stt.S ____L _«?-*-*«._*_-_ar Oaaai,Bisffsrbraa.,********* Ci_*li JPBBBBB*,Bona tin-Bert.Bat-"?W-ert, __4 Water Crack***, ata. _*___, MBOM'B Bak-rr,

"*-*** Oatser Broad assßßsta.

On oneoccasion tbestewardoftbehospitallost some money, and oneof our Surgeonsbeing found outside of bis quarters wben itwaa missed be was instantly accused ofhav-ing stolen it, and fortbwltb thrust into tbestocks, where he was kept until be fainted,lie was thrown into wbat is koown as tbe"middle room," a place usedfor theconflne-meut of cutthroats and thieves of ihe Yan-kee army, whose crimes arebase enough torequire punisbmeut even in Yankeeeyes.?Here be waskept until tbe day before tbeSurgeons weresent off, wben be was turnedout nearly naked,nothaving clothes enougbupon bis person to cover ble nakedness.?This young man,wboia now in Richmond, isason of a protnlntnt «*'.tiz_n of tbe Valley ofVirginia, aud tbe charge of theft againstbim was aafalse ss bis treatment was crueland barbarous.

These area few oftbestatements receivedfrom Port McHenry, wbere perhaps Confed-erate prisonera are better treated than inaayotber prison of tbe North, because tbeprisoners confined there are mostly officers.

At Fort Delaware thetreatment ofprivatesoldiers, wbo sre unfortunateenough tofallinto ths hands of tbe enemy, fore muchworse. Oue of the returned Surgeons fromtbia baetileaaya tbatat one time last sum-mer theyhad *****thomandpriMnter* crowd-ed into quarterswhich were insufficient forthe comfortable sccommodstlan of 3,0-0 jmen, sad that ths Buffering among tbemwaa -udcscribable.

FRENCH BTmAMEB IN THE BIVBK.\u25b2 French war tAmww ******* Into James.

river yesterdayaadancaawd o_THog laland.Mothlsg U koown hjr ***** Government oftha objact oT\**t *******mt** **P***? ******

Sobsttto-SS ts THB Aaav? lmp.vant Ual-eatCorpus Cue.?An interesting and importantkabm,enrptti casewat tried hefure Judge Marshall, In lh**t'lrcultCourt of Lynchburg, la*. w<*fk. We findthe fbHowiiigpirtiriilar. in the Republican.The petiilooer, Pl.llip T. U'ith**r-, a ciilz.-n ofI.viii lilinia, li ivtiig been ?rr.*_t.*il by lint .-iir-iltlngAhem, Bmiat I'harle- 8. Peyton, a-i .. conscript,ilrtliniil hi* eiomptlon on the .rmiiitl of Inn lugt'liriileliiit aeiih-tiittte in I'o. 11, lit- Va. rcgliwnl.The paper prudnr. it lo I'-mtili-li the .1.-lrn tn-ali--tiliitlon wnhsigned by Hparrell 1.. Wright, 2tl I.i..??unmimtlii- Co. 11, 11tl. Va. n-gliiiint,nod tin-ramvi'd IVKirk Otey, Mnj.ir eoinm.iaitlngI lib Va.reglrnent.

In tlie* return In the wiit,Major P.yton allege-dthai tlit* whole* tr..n.-.iriiiin sm Irnsular, lll.*_al,ir.ii.lul. at anil void, ami in trraidtm*. evWl Ihelaw* and orde-re on the .übjeri of sa-.fl inlion ?ThatflSta'tfl 11. Wrlglit, wlir. nigned Hip «*ai.l pa-pi*r a_ Qtl Lifiit. conuiiutuling,and "if.ijor t>tev,who signedan Major ronunaiKting tfi_.lltli Va.r. (.'inicrit, were not with Hieir »*ommantrri nt thetime atsigning the same, but Were In Ihe city ofLynchburg, and their t uiiiiii.tii.t- were with lln*army of llie Potomac, more than one hiitiitrf.tmile, ill-tmt; and that iie>itiierthe. aH Wither* m.r?tnlil Farley, tht* alle.ett siifi*tliiue,wen* t-ve-r Willior iv any *ii'nse niembfr* nt Co. ||, llih Va. r<*gim.'i.t; that the-aid snb.-trnte ehnuld have b encarried e-ltln-r to the rt-_uricnt or to a csmp of in.minimi,an.i tli.re rnu.lered in, unit that ne-irtiert.ilit VVri.lit nor naid Ott*y iniil any iiiiitor authorIty tort*ceive .-uiieiituti'.- in service.

A giKxi iln.il of tfaiimmiy wa*latmißCSji in -nipport of the alit'patlnnn of ihe return, showing;Hinboth Writ-lit BM Otey wera In Lvn. ti'.nua at tin-time of the paper and receiving the siiti"fltiiti'.and that nosuch substitute a* Wen. P.illey,in.nil.in.'.l In the h.id ever been ondutywith ihe company. TcnUniony wa*alio fntm.lu. .-.Ito smjtiHsh the i*t'iiettiii-iiT*-.-iof thn piper *****ivlti.'h the dischargerwas claimed. A piper .vm*also liiiii.lit.'f.t, «i_iif..| byMajor Utev, |Mirportiui|in be a ilt**crlptive li?t ol* uald Farley,and « re-<*eipt tor liim from Col. J.c. .siiiciar*, f km**m*a***titof Conscripts.

Ttir* easstrsa fully heard as an iinrn-rtiutout*upon which a***** tiiuiiber of otltern of ti shnilaitliatacter iasasS, and ably ari*iietl for two days byJ ami* oarlaiitl, Robert Wtiitt'lieatl, a-nl it--.* 1»l'liri*llan, Bsas., for the peiitioncr, and M. 11.irmk tor ilu* laovcrninent..liiilgpMarshall tlcliven-il an able and elaborateo|iini.iti lv tbe c:i*e on rritsrdsT. jlstiisblihahthe polm* in is«u<*. ***** Judjic held that the.slit.Hfitiition was illegal,lrie_ulnr,and void ; that lliel.i'-titenaut and Major signing were mt in coinmainlal the time of signtn.,and, under Wa lawsau.l regulations,had no authorityto receive substiißtts In the army; that the principal slunillhave carried hi* BBbstßata to the regiineiu, If In-was a inenit.i-r of ttwcas-BSay ; and, it iitu si memtier of the company, he .should have carried him toB ***** of Iri-truction, as prem-ribed by tlie ordersoflne Adjutant;andInspector Ueneral ..f tin? I". S.Army; that the desciiplivi* li«t nlgneilby MajorOley wad iiiconst-tent with the first paperupon which the petitioner claimed hi* dtichargr,and that saaacß Btaa wa* receipted lor by MajorI ley, was ever in ihe possession or under lite con-trol of Cnl. .1. t*. Phli_|s, aad ih.it tin* asßßsaathaving C.iileil to -.how that be?had ever faralsbeS a*itli>titiite uini was at any llßteßß tlufy with Itiscouii-Tby, or to bilug liitnseli' within the equityof iin- law, mii-t be reuianiled lo lln* ctisto.lv oftlie I'linilliii'-' iitticer fur service m the army, Whichaasaccordingly doag. Tbs SeclsiaaIs au iaspar-t?Bt one, i tfettiug many oilier* of asimilar ____n_en-r. We uiiilersiand that Llcnl. lVri_ht gave ahags number of *v. li discharges for suli-titnitm»

An appealhas been i iK< nbv the counsel f't.r Mr.Wllhers. _

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Asavsr NoarskaN Visai-u, >BearUraageC. H,Nov. _4,1H_3. ,A ter as SBsaaec sf .our weeks from the Army

ofNorthers VirginRi, I flud upon my return ih.itluhenltb,ss_riu,an_ morale Is in every reepecfully»p tot-BBtgßsst standard ofmilitaryrequireinenie, aad last tba troop*are ready and willingtogive the enaßtf battle,and only await hie advance-

The aragi m eotalbrtably clad Inthe main, buthere It sOU soma S-Cd of blanket., sLoe* andsocks. AMIwon dsßrncsily urge i*ie good peo-(iis of the Boath |p hstry forward their contribu-tions. Thaßa_naer,Bill, and Indiansummer _cssons have passed, aad we may nowlook for Uiechillingwintryblast*; and it surely cannot be tltr _the home folks will permit this brave army to mlferwhilst Itlain their power to prevent it.

Meade is sat able taadvance for tin*reason thatthe railroad tsjin. yelflulslinl He, wilh the mainbody of his ia-tntry force, is etill beyond UieKnppahanßae-S, with hi* headquarter*, accordinrto the nine*. Bsataajlhy teports, at WurrentonJunction. Tmmtr outpost pickets extend only toCedar Mo'i-tata, aad there urr*said to be cavalry.Tbera are no ln_lcst4*iii* of an advnnce of theenemy, aadIf I **ent_M-d an opinion Itwould bethat he* would seat uproei his laurels till* winter.

Piesldlm OattearrWd by tbs earn on Saturd.iv.In ihe at.eraaaa train, Snd proceeded at mice '.'.llie heailquartcrsaf Sea. Lee, with whom he hassince been -ojowralng. On Sunday the Presidentand fien. Lee attended the Rpiscnpnl Church atOrange Court Basse,and listened toamost excelientaisQearseteflMßaßev. Xh*. (now lie-nerul)Pendletoti, Chiefm*m**m**ry ot tills army.

It Is said that the Pre ident Wjil review the3dcorps (Ewcll's) to-day, and the* '.** (Bill's) tomorrow. Ifso, 1 will attend and let you hearfrom thent.

Gen. Rvvell Is now temporarily absent .it Charlotte.vill.*. In his absence tin* command ol b?corps devolves temporarily upon Major t.cusralt'arly. Brigadier fl. aural Itaiiisetir.of-iv.irihC.iroliiih, who h.is heen absent for more than a month,lias returned lo duly. During hi* absence GeneralIt. was made the ''happiestof me** 1 bytine of tliefairdaughters of the old North .State. Gen. It. isa brave otticeraiid an accomplished gentleman.

Col. Jas. X- f'hainbliss, of the I.lth Virginia ctivairy regiment, is about to be promoted to the rankof Brigadier-General, ami will probably be a*signed Cen. VV. 11. F. Lee's bilgado,whl**. lle hasbeen cnni'itanilin., as senior Colonel,since Gen.Lee was wounded.

The rain ef Sa'tirday last has converted thesolid, brick like soil of the .preceding day into asoil, paste like mire, which, hythe constantstreamof travel, is rendered almost -n embargo on milltary operations. Yesterday if IBIBBS cool, Badlast night then* was a cool, drizzling rain, wnicliat my BTli??{J till, inorttini; tin* not X.

FROM NORTHERN VIUOINIA.By tbe Central train last night we have

Lotbtng further with reference to tbe re-ported movements or tbe Yankees in Madi-son county. Matters are represented tobeentirelyqnlet.

By tbe Frederlckshurg trainwe learn thata regiment of Yankee cavalry made, tbeirappearance on tbeStaffml aids of tbs Rap-pahannock, opposite Ely's Ford,on Tses-dsy,snd tbat asquadron crossed over to tbesouth aide of tbe river. Word was imme-diatelycommunicated to the camp of Col.Rosier and the

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after tbem. Before our men got more thanhalfway tothe ford they were informedbya courier tbat tbe enemy had r_cro_sed anddisappeared.THE YANKEE PRISONERS ON BELLE M.E

We have sfew interesting facts with rcference to the Yankee prisoners on BslleIsle which show bow false are the state-ments Which teem through tbeYankee presstoucbing thetreatment sud tbecondition otthese prisoners.

With a view to the proper distributionofclothing snd provisions sent by tbeNorth tothese prisoners, a board of officers?nay,two boards of Yankee officers, have beenorganized : onefor tbe quartermaster's andanother for tbe commissary's department,under whose direction tbe distributionsaremade. We were present, andsaw a con-siderable lot of clothing in the course oidistribution among the prisoners. It wasc&nducte.l entirely by tbe Yankee board.?Col. Sanderson, a former hotel-keeper InNew York of a popular Southern house, ora bouse much patronjsed by Southerner.,was chief of the proceeding, and managedit in a business-like style. Itwas plain thatevery facility tbat could be expected fromtbe most liberal administration of authorityoverprisoners was given for a fair, a com"pleteappropriation to these men of every-thing that is sent to tbem fromtbelr hornet.Coming here to invade and desolate thehomes of our people they have been cap-tured, and yet they are treated witb all tbehumanity and consideration that could bemeted out to enemies coming in theformmost in accordance with civilized warfareaud least abhorrent to humanity.

Latest from Vicksburg.The Em*mdf*W* has Intelligence froni Vieks

lungIn the 3d Inst. Tiie report, published a shorttime since, relative to the arrival of iiuiilerou-iransporU witii Yankee s.tldier*, Is contradicted.No troops had arrived there, except thiee negroregiments from M Milken's Heud. .Thereiia.l beenhut one or two boat arrivals per week to. sometime, the Yankees being afraid, on account of our|anBIBS, to attempt a frequent navigation oftheover aboveor below. The citizens had 'earnedthat the city would be garrisoned hy segro regiincuts the coming winter, and were apprehendingB perfect reign of terror.

The military commission rtppoiiitcd by Gen.("rant to meet on the Ist October,ot as soon their-aft.*i as practicable,for trie pinpose ol examininginto the claims ofowners of property In llie dry?iv oihei' words, to re(|tiire the et?seas lo take theoath afallegiance ts the Lincoln Government-had not met,hut it was thoughtwould do so on tin-4th In-t. The -'tuval citizens'' appointed on thiscommission are Key. Mr. Hopkins and Judgelloughion. Grant's order had not been enforcedin nny way, ant but lew persons had taken llnoath. Those who took It did so of their ownchoice The generality of llie citizens wi*reastrue as ever to Ihe cause. They wen: sufferingmuch, and presses.- appearances of great sadness,Imt were yet hopeful, I.Hi,viiii/ that ihe limefortheir deliverance from JVdeiul rule could not bevery far distant. There was a universal disgustamong all classps for everything relating to theYankees, and Imt three at four young ladies hadcivillyreceived nny af them as vlsitms.

Many persons, unable to get away from the city,or to Hint employment to make a living,were en-gaged 111 _ea>?BßS little -cllnols. Tile school (ll thebasement of the "Methodist I'tiurcli, t.iiigutby Vankcc?,uml attended by three hundred anil ti'ty tiegrit men, women, au.l children, was lobe removedio the BaptistChurch, which wasrepaired. Tucrcwas no foundation lor tlie report thai l'rof. F. M.Stevenswasteaehingthenegrosclioolauhe Wetltodist rtitirctt. lle had iioilun_ fodo with thisdirkinstitution of learning.

The Yankees tret*constructing a railroad alongI'lierry to Jackson sttest, and the wotk was progresslng rapidly Thenegro draymen were loudin their complaints against Ibis enterprise, sayingthat tin* Yaukcea were buildingtbe railroad just toclient them out of their rights.

There was a general stagnation at business, anduo encouragement given to any department oftrade by those in authority. Some of the citizensseemed to take this as an indication thai the Ynukees expected not tt)be libit to hold ihe city long,though the fortifications were being strengthenedand extended. The housesot Capt .famesCowan,Benj. Hard-way, and Mrs. Irvln, had been torndown to give place to fortifications.

The Yankee, appealed lo live and move In astate of trepidation fiom fearof Lee's cavalry.

A Yankee General Imphkssino t ox-federateCitizens. ?The following extraordinary order hasbeen issued by Uen. II tnlimit, the Yankee Genera'In command al Memphis:

llt.vt'KH 16th Army Corps, ">Memphis, Term.. Nov. 14th, Ibtfrfl \Geiiizrat Orders, No. 1-7.?The people in theDis-

trict of West Tennessee and North Mi-slssippihavingshown no disposition and made no attemptto protect themselves from marauders and guerillabauds, and having combined, In many Instances,with unknown enemies of the t'ulted States toprocure trom corrupt trader:!, in Btessafclt audelsewhere, supplies tor the Use of the pulilie ene-my, have proved themselves uiiwoithy of the in-dulgence shown by the Government.

It is thetefore ordered that the lines of picketsaround the several military posts of this couiiuaiidInTennessee and Mississippi be closed, and uogoods ofany description he allowed to pans nut,nor anything to be brought in, -except food andprovisions, hy any etttßßß, without awritten orderofsome general officer, each of wliieh p.-units,uud the reasons for granting the same, will he re-ported to these headquarters; for which each ollicer grantingthem will be held responsible.

All merchants, and others doing busin.s-, willbe held responsible for knowledgeofthe residenceof rartle* to whom they sell, and the sale ofmerchandize to persons beyond ihe lines of picketswill be punished with the highest rigor known tothe laws ofwar.

All persons residing under the protection nf theUnited States, and physically capable of militaryduty, are liable to perform thesame under martiallaw, and particularly in the city of Memphis,where it Is known many have fled to escape llnhilitv lv military serviceat home. This ml** willbe strictlyapplied.

In pursuance, nf orders to this effectfrom Major-Gen \V. T« Sherman, commandingtheDepartment and Ihe Armyof Tennessee, all otheats commandingdistricts, divisions,and detachedbrigades of this corps will immediatelyproceed toImpress Into the service ol the IhiUud States suchable bodied persons, liable to militaryduty,as maybe reuiiired to till up the existing regiments andnaileries to their maximum- These persons leviedupon, If they enlist for three years or the war,Bri-be eiililled 10 the lull benefits provided by fhe aclsofCongress ; Ifnut.they will receive clothing andrations, and be borne at the loot ofeach companyroll, with remarks stalingtheirBate ofservice,nndthe advancements made by Government in clothins. The question of pay orother compensationswill be settled by ibe proper authorities hereafter.They will be discharged when uo lurther militarynecessity appears for Iheirenforced service. Thsscalar **************** inspectors present will con-stitute a hoard of iuspreltonon ihe physical eharacier of reemlt-. __\u25a0____,

Hy order ot Maj Gen. S. A Huiii.iiit.(-I.ned) Tho_. li- HaBBI., A. A.G.

They generallylook healthy, and though.they maynot at all times get the most liberal allowance of food, they get precisely theamount and thequality that l_ given to ourown solders. They certainly show uo Indi-cation ofsuffering on account of food.

A fact which we gathered, among other*-ofconsiderable importance, was the follov.-iug: In five months sixtyfive men have diedon the island, aud yet dining the first threeof that time only an* died ! At the terminatlon ofthose three months it wasascertainedthat the Yankee Goverbment bad broken offthe exchange of prisoners, and a feeling ofdespondejey prevailed at once among tbeprisoners. Tritltuj!; cases immediately as-sumed a serious phase, and deathsiuereasedu_o_t remarkably. Thus it is seen in thisfact how the inhuman Northern Govern,ment is persecuting its own soldi, rs by i?edeliberateand atrocious plan to starve outthe metropolis ofthe Southern Confederacyby compelling au accumulation of Yankeeprisoners here to be fed and guarded.

Capt. Turner,who has beeu so studiouslyslandered by the Yankee pre.s, uses everymenus in his power lor the promotion oftheorderaud the health of tbe camp ou BelleIsle. In this he has the co-operation oftheaccomplished surgeon, Dr. VVilkius, Ibi'tut".'y of Ma.vlaud. Lieut. Boesleux, i_ the otll-cerstationed onthe island, aud there couldnot be a more energetic or sagacious manIntrusted with the delicate and responsibleduty ofpreserving order and enforcing san-itary measures for the regulation ofso largea number ofmen, now upwards offive thou*sand.

SBTit- Yankees in Greenbrier ?Averill, upon

his retreat from l.'rt:eiibrler, Kit his w.uin.l. tl, aswell as onr wounded who fell into his hanil*, ntllillshoro', a townabout three mile- from the bat-tle field. A few tiays alter the fight the I'onlederates took both Into their keeping. They alsoburied the dead nn the field, which Averill hadnotstopped to do. There were 34 <'oiifederate and60 Yankee soldiers left uubiirled on the held- TheStaunton Spectator gives some account of the outrages of the Yankees in-Greenbrier. Itsays :

At l.ewinliurglheyarrestex Messrs. Jame. YVitlt-row, Patrick Beirne, and Jame- N. Montgomery,but released them before they left. They tookaway agreat many servants. Among tlie personswho lost In this Way were Col. .Samuel Mcl'liiug,Col. Joel MePhersoii, and Mrs. Patsy Mathews?-They entered and robbed the stores of Me.,rs.Johnson E. Bell and VVifliain li. Montginnery. They entered hom.es, broke opentrunks, and robbed ladlea of their clothes andjewelry. They robbed Mrs. 9. S. Sinidi andher daughters, living half a mile eastof the town,ofall the eloihe. they had. They burned the barnand out house,of Mr. James Calweli livingat thebridgethree mile* east of town,and set lire to thebrick dwelling,but It wii. putout by Mr.Calwell'sservants. At this place they robbed Mm. Captainli'tibert F. Dentils ofher furs, clothes, jewelry,_c.In what Is known as the Irish Corner, rsome sixor seven miles from the townof Lewisburg,tbeyrobbed anumber of houses. Tbey had no respectof persons, and robbed those who were eitp-posed to be Union men, aa readily and thoroughlyas other persons. Gen. Averill'- forces did notstop there,but came on east, as we stated In lastweek's Issue. At Callaghan's IbeChaplain of theregiment set the exampleofrobbery b/ breakingopen the store of Mr. Buster at that place. Mi.Buster called the attention of the Colonelof hiaregiment to ihe fact, when the Chaplain receivedthe tieiit fit not only of a reproof, but ofa terriblecursing,and threat of speedy punishment in thisworld, in the form of horsewhipping.

Confedir-.b Gu_ai_t._- Hovsriso AttorNn1.-.uvi___.?\u25a0?A telegramto the Rebel, dated l>e-caiur, the 18th Inst., gives the following ace-un*

oftheperformances ofthe Confed-rate"guerillas,"as the Yankees call our detached cavalry, In Hi"neighborhood of Nashville:

Hawkins a scouts have capturedanother sutlers*traiu ou the Murl'ree.boro' pike, and, Instead offiilllng back, allowed the pursuing parly to patsthem, and then made a dash into Bomb Nashville,driving the pickets and bringingoff captures Insafety.

The Yankees attacked Hawkins and his menwhile firinga bridgeou tbe Northwestern Railroad,but the bridge was burned, Hawkins losing butthree men.

Stokes's cavalry and Peters'* Bast Tennesseecavalryare In Hickman county, swearing terribleVengeance on Hawkins, of Wheeler's mountedscouts, lie attacked the armed negroes on iheNoi tliwesieru road, killing thirteen, and woundin,/, anumber. Hawkins's menaaibushcd the coinmaud searching for him, but an accidental shot-uiuii_the ambush and provoked an uneven tight,In which Hawkins lost two uieu killed and eightprisoners. He Is reeiultlng rapidly and has beenjoinedby Jack Hintou. ______

C Dt Kay, of Ilawrflns'.t scouts, and JackThompson, the guerilla, boib Kentuekiana, had ahay lii which the latter was killed. Hawkins hasliv.l thiee spies and Union informers tried and exe-cuted. The Yankee*In a raid after him caughtJ.(I. Griffith.

A Mi-cni-vou- Br-av Cobibabictbb.?B. F.Adams, ofSouthwestern Georgia, In a letter to the jMacon Telegraph, cimiradlcts the statement re ,cently putforth by the Sumter Republican to the |effect thai fifteen of hia negroes had.died fioro

; eatlngCblaete sugar caaeiryrap. lle sayt:! Itla wholly aad gratuitously false, and I sat themoreanxlou. to correct It, because* I Buspect Itwaapot la circulation by tome designing,heartless

'speculator, waswished toalarm the planter*, aadIh-*tecsre tbelr syrup for lesa than lv marketvalue. |

Hefurther*ays:Ifive eachoaeofmy grown ncgroee a quartper

week, aad they are very fund ol it. I eoasMerlta BBtr-clost aad peifc-By hanaleaa article ofdiet.

Tub oetsNiNi* or the faswi a _asts-aTaaa.?\u25a0A cmrespondent <il" the New York IVorid, writingBuss I'aris, ilntn iiseisbts it.c upening mt theFrench l.egi-lalllre:

The appoiliteil hour wait one tr'clock, anil asearlya-; eleven llie line.of carriages inlittit he seenbe_innlng to wend tlnir way lo We place of nn.iezvuiis lilled wilii official tjfwrsoasges af eveiygrade-civil, niiitl.iry, Bad ecclesiastical -all enijrandetenut, or wßh llie general pllhjie ill ******_arhs, who had been fortunate enoii-h In ohtalntickets. Vast crowds am milled in ihe Place BsCaioasei ami the Place Napoleon 111., and the auiination displayed, and the eager tint- in wliiehthe probable ecailßgt of fhe I'u.p r rr's limgliatliwere _J*_rasse*l, "bowed how mucli las p.ipui tr ivtctast in tiie Legjilsiare has Increased at late ruFrance, au.l also how much importance was atl.ii-hed io the wort!- flint were ut.niil lahe litte-railIn Itspresence.

The Intel vening -.pr.ee between the Tattletiesand the entrance to the I'ra'id Halle, de*. ?tats,where the I'hamher. an* c.invoke.l, wan .Hewnwl'li gravel ami litieil as each sMIe with troops oftbe line ami National Guard. Precisely at tenuiinill.'.*to one the thunder of the guns from llieInviliit.s aiiiioiiiiceil tiial file Ihnperor li id enteredhtscarriage, uiul that lll** Imperial prnee.-uinwason it.« way H the place nl un-ftlug. Only a fewminutes previmi-ly tin* Kinplcs and Inr I'oilithad arrived al the rattaaee ..t' the Grand Ball*, upthe centre of whicil Her Majest;, walked Willi ArtUsual graceful i-leg-inee of drea,p.'rsnti,ami beatma. In <me hand she held ihe little Prises Imp.-rial, now grown tohe a line child and lull for hisyears,nitired In IBS uniform ..I a etttpotttl of tbs<-l«'tl.ttiie*l.-..

Close he.i.le hi r walked the Msee-ses ('lullMeunit M.ilhlltfe, l.ueieii and Joachim, Mural andMacera Anna iMurat, reinaikahle for hei heaiityand dignified carriage, 'the right at Ibis BBSment wa.* very brilliant and imposing, the vasthall with its side galleries ami double ian_r ofrichly gilded columns was tilled tn overflowingaa each aids with elegantly attired ladles,whilethe middle spate was entirely occupied wilh thegaraaoas robes and uniforms of rar.iin.ii-, Marsh.tls, Admirals, Senators, Deputies*, anil officialpersons ofeveryrank. hound Ihe throne, at theupper end, clil-lered a still brighter constellationof nußsbi ihiliin. Masters of the Csreawates,Ministers,sad other otficers of the Imperial h-S-tthotd.

And now the cannon roar, still loader, anil theF.iuperor Matelf enters from the l.oiloin of thehall, the entire assemblyrbtaf ami greeting bimwith loud cheers. Napoleon 111. seems atOOlerevery time lie appears iv public ; lint he looked ingood health, mid film and calm in tone and mantier. Ascending his throne, lie drew forth thespeech, wliieh as re:.d wilh a clear unit well accenteil miterance, and ami.lst Hie deepest sHeaeeanil attention. You mightat any moment haveheard apin drop upon the marble Hour.

lit-Band the Corn.? The CaSasBSS Time* ob-serves that therev great carelessness in the kiiiii-ner of feeiling by the people of these I'm.led. rate.-tiate-. Corn has heretofore been so abundantand cheap tn comparison lv present price., thatnotlliiigwas Ibsas/ll ofdoingotherwise than opening the crib door and throwing out corn for tliehogson Hie gtoiiiiil, iibotit two thirds ofwhich waseati-ii and the bataaee wasted. Hour planters andfarmers, and eveiy out*el_e raising ho_s, will boilthe com until it is well done, and then feed it introughs, ihey will find a large savingin Ihe fallen-lag season, und the pork be just a-good us if a'-luwed toeat corn uncooked. Now IBM we are BSscant of this Maple article ol lite, every meansknown to save it should In- adapted. The minerule holds good in regard to feeding cattle. Somestill pesrlst in throwing their dry »r rough foodupon the dry giountl, half of which is eaten andihe other half trodden under feat. Evert nunwhs lias asset shnuld prepare comfortable shelters,with rack*, In which tlie hay or fodder should tiefed; and If etiuclts he led lei them ba .nt upami placed in B wide trough tlevaud above theground. »y adoptinguiul lo lowingou! this pl.m,cattle will be belter ft.l with about hall what I-now used. Lett-very man's motto he to Iniebiiinlwell the pies, lit suppliesIn the country und makedouble ihe. quantity Ihe lieu

mlira Unseal.*- at Worb ?A special *twy****

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on her. The faafcae* arcceriainly hariagajnyoii* time- in the free navigationof ihe Masai?"i'l 1*-

Tsars Ili.owN Dr.?*l"B-l-tßßßtas (Va.) Speer*ftir leaiu-'ll.at on WaSfSSSfB-t B train i.f SBraon th" Balliiii'iie ami Ohio ibllibß- war. blown mm.by tmpt(toe-placed mi fhe iraek. Th?l oecarred Inear Pawpawtunnel, thirtyrnlles wt.t ofMai linn ,burg. The* It*** is said to have been loaded -nliYankee BBSpa* The niiioitnt af damage doneI*nmknown.

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N-_roSt_-ii-o.?The Raleigh ******* 1.-iri.s.;from nuiliorliyenilrelyreliable, that the Yankee-*Bare robbed the citizen-ofAlbemarle end Chowan jregion of anumber of slave- wilhln the ta*t week \or iwo. They go up anil down Hie river* vi-ilingjtint farms and plantation-near tlie in,BBS-Bag all ihe julaves ihey can lay hands on.

fs.i-Ssn*. B-BBSSSS* litara-B hai rei_.|ited the j?entente of the l"ouiI Martial, tit-lil in Louisville,In the ea-e of Wen. Woolfolk, of the \u25a0?Btßol*' setvli'e,»enteiic_- lobe .hoiu» a «py. lle Is to be al ,******* io take the oath ofallegiancc.

K_cf*.-At ihe Petersburg race-, T_f-d_y,sw.ep-takeIbr half forfeit, three unit,heat-,11 Mcllanlet'- HorrAl waa di-tauot-tl ibe tirM heatby Baa Willi Conductor. TinielVlfi. Ml. Mare badwithdrawn Hretu and paid lotfeit.

Wobtut or laiTaTio*-The stockholders sf th*Wtlnilngiouaad ff-h-BB Bailinad. at their aaasal?meting held last week, -u_-*_--<«d iße pay or iheireirftrrr- and employee* 100per et nt.

taa - **Inliirßiailon ha* been received at the War l»e

p vlatent ** W*********of Ihe death, ».|IB#JI_B' 1-land, ol Cid. J? X- Bcr-f«», formerly editor ol ibe! .Warreiitoa (Va.) Whig.

The VirginiaHotel, al Btaunlon, Va., ha* b-enbuncht byVred. Bebetf-r, of Waasato-li, lor #!-_,___7jutl **i,oW ?* or*t***t* tt »old fortliree week*

I BgO.. A statue of Fmraet, the aeior, to coat $I,«W. t»to lee netup ill Bit-tern.I Over -__\u25a0 beeve. arrived la Oaavlil**, Va.otiMuaday, lor the u*e ofthe Vattkeepr l._u-r* there.

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Thb W_t Tn«r TunThi-ve- i- Atj-ista.?The people of ..lltiu'-,Georgia, are evidentlygeltin. tiredofthe usual ttgai treatmentof thieve*...On Friday last two li-tel ibieve* wm- c-inured -«the Tioiit House rumaglngin a genileiuan'- trunkTheeriiwdgul hold *i ***** With tbe Mil-tyingre. ult:

Their appearaaee as they marched through tbfMreeu wa* -unling. To one who had neverccci ihe like helo»e, ll waa the -ouren M ewnttionsiifill.gii*. mingled with a grotesque mirth at va

' riaiKt* with the former -eiitimeni- <»f our heart.?! What uiiieiablelookingwietcbe* they were, tobei sure! Tarted fr m head to foot, and **e»amer.e-dwith boll* ofcom**, fnstend ol f*>-tlier_,and heud*

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The reahlaaee of Cleaaeae Ervlne, |a Rockinghaa*county, Va., with lt» f l̂ **********hy Irs os Friday la*l. l*oa*, BIO,**"-.

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I NO. 123.?LOCAL HATTER.*

B'trglary.?At aa early _.nnr yesterdayaaorningaparty of areroes .fleeted an en*trance iflto the liv-room, of the Poar; atanRouse, aad stole then-froma banal of rye*whiskey from (*<«or_-o. ,f. Ummtnclt, worth««,000. The barnlarserTecf_d an entnncc bygetting Intotbe coal-hou.** ofthe hotel,andthen cutting outa panel rfar.ar door leadtrig hito the bar-r.-ont. They then openedtbr front door, relied tbebarrel d -wn to 1-thstreet, then-** down Governorto Bt*.s street,

\u25a0Bd thence to Mr. Wm. It. Herbert', stab!.*,rt-ar theClifton Ifonue,where Messrs. Picasants. Cousins, and Moore, of the police, ttle-covereti It in the* second Story, cmiceilcjnntier* I>t of hay. Tlie o__cett», a'ter grttlßgthe stolen property, smated olx argroas,found is the stable, and tunk ILetu hi-torethe Mayor, Srhcre tbey had a rmrti.i* heariiif.Oae ofthsprisoners impMi-itetlafeilo v nameil Ned, none of the others .ceu<ii'._ to 1..---concerned. To get at Ihe jfuilty puttics theinvestIg-rllOB waab4_______j_b ____jj today,

Robbers Caught -On tbe oiijht of the XBtAInsr. thestoreroomol* Peter '1 iosley's baberjr,cornerof Clay ami Fouahee -tre-l-, wa- forelbly entered .mil rubbed of thirty two barirels of flour. Oo tbe following i.iotnlu"officersKelly and Griffin traced tbe aa/onand booty to a stable its '-id street, oecnpieilhy Chat let Rose, ami, ncovering one ol tb.ti.irtela of Hour, air.-te.l Henry, lIU-well,and Tom, three stares, fur the' theft, andyoung Rose aa the receiver. YVsterda*.tnorotsp theprisoner. -were beforeUu* Mayor,

were t lit-t. tl : limn> lisdrieeß In the employ of Mr. Tinsliy, an*,knowing all about _!_-*pren_ises, "put Bp tinjob,"Keitiui, littrwr-il, who drove lor yuiiii.Hose, to do tlie bauliug. Alter ilellreiitia;abarrel toTom, wfe.i keeps a shop two doonfrom ll'ist'- stable, Burwell started dowtitown with live other harri-l* In his WBgsa,but tretlim** separated troni bit- coiuimuiou.,bse***** alarßit)J, aaa. as In* asya,__nr_sj tindour It.to the liver. The Mayor _*iit thethree ueui'iica to tie HaaUaas Ceßrt,asdadjournedRoas'g e*___alaslloa till this saSsalu_T, when a witinv.B wilt be Introduced teprose bis es-Bpfi-Hy in tbe matter.

Robbing a Soldo,; ?lohu ,1. 11.mis ley op-!>eareil before the Mayor yesterday toaus-Cithecharge afsis-Bag #?">?*- from D.'Rogerstheuight before. From the. evidence lt appearsthat llogets ami lleu.-ley were together ynTuesday list drinking fresly: that they wentto the Souih Carolina bsUbbbs' home that"sight for lodgings, and that while Bogenwa-t asleep all pocket bonk an I content*-wers stolen from Mat repterdsji bkm*?lagIhaar.BßC. waa arrested ami htketi to thecage, where, on B-siahiaa hi 1* person, thimi-sliitr pocket-book wastoun.l, minui theConfeaar?te money, 'the prlsoaar Matedt-sttltt thefi was f iiumitteil by saaemhsiol N.*. f'» battery, aha gave him the poekst-book, but he Intel no evldeinee to prove thatfcttf After a basting the Mayor remandedthe accused for exanimation before _ CourtOf Justices, and recognized the aJtaeBBBB toappear aud testify In behalfofthe Commonwealth.

Judge Holtjlmrto,,, of the l. 8. CircuitCourt, has beeu engage.* two daya In hear?mta cause wliieh will proveof interest to allwho haveput. substitutes in the Held. Mr.Rohsrtaoa, it seems, cmploye.t Johfl Mar*phy, b non-eon.ciipt, ami had him rcgalaiiyreceived aadai|i-tere.l lv aansubstiiuto.--SpBBB time after said Minphy w.s tlaimed asa deserter from some regiment, ami takenpossession of by the otll "Sts of thst re_;i\u25a0aaat, he ?sayiag that ha ass adeserter.--Twelve months after R-rbrssos wis con-scripted becsase bis Bshttitste had.betathus <-laiuu .I, thoogh no proot was ahowathat Murphy was a deseiter. Uobinsontliereupott sued out a writ of habeas corpus,and Judge llalyburton is todecide whetheift. Is liald- to service uutler the clrciim-stances sborfl stated. His opinion is lookedto with grest fasterest.

fftiiml ifiij; Court.?A Court of Mag?itrsieawas tie-let ii* tbeCity ll ill yesterday for the <-xmniuaiidii ol Paler (tejaolde. charged withstubbing and causing the death ofJohn Gor-don, aparoled ITsskee prisoner, at the. Basseif Ann Thomas, oa Cary street, some fewWSska since. The evidence showed ttiatUotdoa raaacd a diflb ulty by salt g>z*ng theLincoln Governatant, tot which K__ntoli?"gave him a blow in the mouth with* spit-toon, another party intl'icting the stab whichrseulted In-death. After _ bearisg Bejaohiswas lemaiidiil tor trial at the nest term otJndgs Lyons. Court, uii.t his ball fixe.l ;.t_I,IXK", iv default ot which he was cent toj-.il*

Richmond I. I. _-.m< .*-.?This old and fa-vorite company, coaaeeted by associationwith haadrt-da of Tirrista tamiliea,Ss>aowdoing good set vice iv (.oiith Carolina, wheretbey have tieeii ordered- for ths wintermoaths. Kver ready to perform duty, IBs)look tiack lo their Meads in Etlchflßoad asthe surest hope of ob.atalßg the ii.rt_Bß-.-Soi life, and ac are unite sure th<"y will notbe disappointed. Lieut. Siux-iy is hera onfurlough, ami is endeavoring to procureshoes, socks, aud blankets tor his It Howmembers. Will not the "Old lilues," amithe citizens geaetally, see that the.li vomit,

ivpresentuliiesare properly cLn. 1 And wil!not our lady readers, ever reaily lor 9*o*works, contiibnte to this call lor help. Mencannot stand a winter's catnpaijru 11 m»tproperly clad and shod, and no people, withproper sell respect, will be ali?ag to freetheir own tlnop., when away from home,sutrurlntr; for bbcb __M__OB_fl as tbey canreadily furnish.

27t- Ciii/e.?Tlie following parties wen: receivt'il at the laire. yesterday :Beverly, slaveof Bardgrove __

?_?__. charged with ksvlag ahog not his own, anil believed to have beenstolen; D?nlel Bysa, a while man, cha**gi**dwith reitivintr one piece of yarn Hots olthe value ot 9800, ths property ol Jnhii I*Harvey, VVui. 11. Kobsrtsoa, easrgsd withItitt-ut to l.ivak tha peace by beiug sagßgadin a duel wilh W. O. M.t'mkb*.

Indicted for Gurrotiug?Ihe (4rand Juryof Ju.lge Lyous's Conit BBBBBIMed yealerday and found v true bill uguluat Jauie,Egan and Harney M.'Numte, Indicted tur thehighway robbery of Jo-iati King, °«' 188 ***Sf August. 'Ihe parties Will probably betried fur the B***Wm to day. __

Ikcixion Reoarxed.? l'uA Major, nn Tues-day laif, coaßscsled a OBS itlty id beetclaimed by Early Corbln, BOSCS-, BBS?f themarket ordluanoe. Yetderday uiortlng, ut-ter reviewing hi** judgment, fi** effi-cted hythe ordinance, he reversed thatderWon, Unalsa\ iug Corhin a heavy loss.

t'onfi,cued.?dvac.\>h Miller, In Ignoranceof the market ordinance, purr-based twoslaughtered hogs yesterday niomiug uudoffered ihetn tot eule agitin, for which theMayor lined him **h*\ aud coufiscatftl thepork to the benefit ol the city tiei-tiiy.

Cost *f Sioeariug--M. Tiud-11, besides be-i ing held to bail to keep the peace tor threat

eiiiiig to a. e.uilt and beat Luther *_. livin,w_J fined $10 by the Mayor lor swearing In! the Second Market.

Hurt fl_¥-BI Hib. alsTi InTh~l Watts,: having a bolt of _toleu cloth; J__. slave t-\u25a0 Haxall, Crenshaw <t Co., for stealing pig? Iron; and Henry, a slave, for stealing a bagiof corn, were before! the Mayor yt.terd_yi and sentenced to the lash.

Se.it On.? John M<Laughliu nnd JerryKane, charged witb tbe murderof William

I black, in Henrico county, about the hint of

' this month, were t*-iruiu**d before JusticeI Bakerandsent on for v further hearing bythe County

,4e*r/'«iW->/.? Jacob _-i_*-*u<t*.\ indictedkmt Te--OBioastrJ shootlug John T. iHvtdsou,on theIHh of Octob-tr, has tveeu tried tteforeLyons and «t|nHted.

Tfie Conference.? l_la body was again insecret seeslou y> ->terdav, not having con-cluded the bu-iiie-- which lequired lt tv allwith closed doors.

1he Wtatleryesterdaywasmoist,chilly,darkand gloomy, with every Indicationoverheadof a long, disagreeable spell. Our aotdlarsin tbe Held need shoesand i lothlng, aad theladles may add very mueb to their coaifortby knitting and lot warding to them yarasocka. They look to filenda at boms forsuch necetaarles, asd should not bs *****ir*-poLttted. . i-__-_

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[orriCIAL DWFATCUtS.JThe latest Intelligence *****, Cbattsaooga

is contained la tbs following official dat-txttchea from Uen. Bragg, received at tbsW.u Ii.yartment last night :

Mfssio- RfleOß, No?.M.To Gen ... (\m*ptr .

VV.- have had a prolonged struggle forLoaftoal Mountain today, and snntalaodC lUsldetiible has ta one did. lon. KUawbsrsthe enemy haaonly Luaussuvre^forpcsthOß.

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C-'BirKAMAcos, Not. SB, IMB.Gen S. Cooper, A. snd I. General :

AHer severaluosucceaaful assaults oaoarlines to-day, ths enemy carried tbs lastcentre about ft.nr o'clock. Tbs abode kitskw gave way ia ccnsldarsl-s i-smilarI'iiei rie|bt tnsiutained Its ground, repelllßgeveryassault. I sea withdrawingall to tbla1.i.1i,t.

(-i_nrd) Bbaxtom Bbaoo, Uen'l.< MMsl: John Wither.*, A. A. O.

{»R.v_ oir owi i-ii-arRtM.-f>raT.]Mf'-foNAKV Hi HOB, Nov. 04.?ThS ********aassaite/d Lookout Mottatala from thewest

ei.ic ut ll '.'clock A. M , lo great fores.Tha ii .tat j_ st ill i.i-jitijj Our foresla oom*

patutively-until, having been seat tootherpasta of the line. Geo. -tevsaaon- com-mand b cast ot the Craven Mouse.

We shall probably abandon LookoutMoun-tain, it being of little troportsocs since thaIsm Ol Lookout Valley.

'the en.my is throwing a force across thsTeaas-iseat the mouth of ths t'hlckamsu-ga, in.l is pressing around to onr right.

it Is raining. Sal-übt.[SEt'OND fUSPATCI-.j

Missio- HiiM.K, o'.a Chickamanga, No*. 9*.I'll*, hatlle still r.igca on Lookout Mountain.Iheenemy have moved around the Northfast of tin* mountain, slowly pushing thaConfederates back. Our force onths moun-t-In was small.

?'the conflict was severe. I can see thstits lies ol* tli_ muskets on the mountain.

A fog has rested on the mountain all day,ami onr artillery was therefore useless.

The enemy haa massed s formidable armyIkr**, under able I eat I ere, and changes la ourposition may become necessary. Ths Im*porlanco of holding the mountain ceasedwtth the loss of Lookout valley, .allcbt.

[Pies* IH-palclies.)Atlanta, Nov. 545.?The enemyyesterday

made a desperate attempt to take LookoutMountain. At 1_ o'clock M., when our ln-lo.t tv tut left, thebattle wasstill raging. Hl*advance, ou Monday gained possession oftwo small hills in our front. Yesterdaymorning he opened all hia batteries, andtlore was heavy skirmishing along the en-tire line. At in.on au infantry assault wasmade ou Lookout Mount-In snd vigorouslykej t up for an hour by the enemy, wlthontresult, win li they fell back, our troopshold-in ; their own. Our iu.oruu.nt s_rys thatwhen he was lc_ving the dreof the enemyBad agaiß opsaad oa Lookout. Ths temptrof our Uaapa Is described as full of grit.

A special to lh. Intelligencer says tbat theenemy wete repulsed on our right by Pat-tiui's, Anderson'**,aud lliudman's divisions,with heavy lues. Our 1068 twenty.

[saooaa dispatpii jAtlanta, N..v. H -<> P. M.?The trains

from Chifkau.ai.ga are uot yet In,being d_*layed l>y tin* numerous up trains. Privatetelegram- -t-tc that the musketry to-day basbeen severe aud general, but no results srsspoken of.

bb *FRIM CHARLESTON.Cbabubmb, Nov. '«*?-. ?The number of

shot- und shell- tired ou l uesday sad lastnight -..<::, t.t which 150 missed. Casualtiesl:i*.t ****** : Capt. Mitchell, ct the Aid Osor-L'i.t, slightly rvi.iinile.t, andune negro killed,sad another severely wounded. No BringOB therity lasl night.

[sei i»t.n rut-PATca JfBIBI 881-iB. Nov. '_?- --The euemy'sBring

to ihty ha- been al iw. Battery blnipkluskt _jt ii[i a steady tire oa theYankeeworkingsq-adssi Wagner und Gregg. Ureggßrt-dsbb till*- shut ut C_stle Ptockaey. Tbaliituiy >m Muni. Island appear to he prs-paririir In sume forward movement.

? iCAI'TIHE OF YAXKIES RY MOSEY.

Oataaß C. 11., Nov. 2ft.--Te_ priaoßsrs,captured l»y Moatiy at B___eton, Fauquiereoaaly, on Saturday last, arrived hers to-_a_. Mnahj at the same tlms cupturedtwenty tntilfS and three wagons heavilyInsdn.. the content* of which werebroughtnil.

The eHemy aro advancing their pickets Infront ami towards IfedUoa Court Honas.?There Issoui** movement on band slth tbaY.inkee army.

tmttm EAST TENNESSEE.Hitrsini, Nov. ?_?*».- I\*\. Withers madea

tla.ti nn a baud of gn.rillaa la Johssju

county, aod captured eighteen, aho aaiafililotiah-d. *?

Üboßbtlbl advices from the float stataIhit Buruslde bad turrendered, with ..UCUprisoners, toUen. l-ongstreet.- .. ??\u25a0?\u25a0F.Lkl HON Ot CONFFDBEATE SENATOR

Miii.a.-oßvn lb, Nov. '£*,? On Iks thirdballot to-day Uon. 11. V. Johosoa was ra*elected Confederate Btstas Senator. Thavote stood-Jobuaon lift, Toou.be fid, Oart*Mil 18, scattering 11.

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