L,...uj~'~".-e , e .-,.!-7~'u~t'(~?~.,.~*'~'~~" ''~?' L"~ , .~ r~-~"3'ses..; ~~-sy ;- ~ S-.T~ ;" ~-' ^ q *~ s~^ta."`r -,, ,-e ar a ~...,-..,, roY+ . *iti!7'TM"'"~~•,':f3': '-~' .. w"~...:Sh",~:+.F~:^]G"~k'?=-t '.sn~::r,.,.:r. ...r-r,. ~.LrJ-~a;::::e .:x e~- ESTABLISHED IN 1786-, GROCEICEER, PRODUCE,If r al.4l.lrEnelcirlUßEßS, CLI MILES V. .BISELEY, Produolaid_Oommission-Mefchant. WEIIICILANDISS And dealer In all kind. I pf ebbitTrfPitint man 4prit47l4,Yir. =h&j) , . anneal brooms-., .1 a it .1119C/1.4, (of the late firm of b. .t A. BPDonald } Pittsburgh. & Co., Wellsville Ohba) ACDONALD . &ARBUCKLE* Whole -MI. sale Grocers, Produce and Commission Mar. ebants, Jobbers COFFER!. IL 0. 800 AB and MO LASSES, RETIRED SUGARS A SYRUPS, rcous, BACON, TOBACCO,. TEAS, 'RICE, OLIEESE, REEDS, Ac., N. 212 and 244 Liberty street, Pitts burgh. - SI . W.Ig R. Jr LAZ&AIt, ' • GROCERS AND COREIISSION MERCHANTS, Se.. !T and Id St., eoi.. Second - PITTSBURGH. Roarer 111.40E10101 man Mer. ACKEPWN cE LIN HART, FLOrR M sea CCIIN Fserons..Poneres • No Commences Stsucrtasrrs, for tho Ws of Flour, Groin, Pork, He wn, Lard, Batter, Eggs, Chore, Bennie, Tallow, Unary. Xestbere, Potatoes, Tot and Pout Ashes, BA/fitittfigi'Lltuteed : and bud Oils; Dried and Green Prnint,'lllnothy, Clover. Flax and Grass Seeds. ~, , ,Austradennostnents mason Consignments. Ap4•l Ho. 297 Liberty street. Pittsburgh._ . M GORMLY, .ti ROILESALE GROCER, No. Stl LIBERTY' STREET. Pittsburgh, Having purehasod,tho intortat of his late partcm, will .atlunsi the basin...as dm old stand, and will ho pleased to racalvo tha patronagro of his old'friends and costomors. Inyls:tl WEBB & llsacrwrrs,,VOtales:ds dealers in 'WESTERN REISERVN CREME, DRIED nurrEß, EGGS, GRAINS, and produce generally. Alen, LEATIIEVIIIDES, OILS, Ac., No. 217 Liberty street. Pittsburgh. JAJ:remh advanceraintirmade. Consignments so. lidtotL• Jel2-6mil ..... -.mm ILITC•11[1.I. Virl' P. BECK & CO., No. 185 Llls- I. erV.Steest, Pittslough, PA, Wholed. Oro men, onalation Merchant., ad deeds j WON- Via PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, .BACON, ;ARP, BUTTER GS , OIfERSE, FISH, PRO PUCE, /LOUR.' GRAIN, SEEDS GREEN AND DRIED 'FRUITS; Ike., SAL! end LIME. Jyle _ _ . JOHN - B. 4 CANFIEiLD; ContissioN Ain) Fonwannow3lnscaaarr and grEna a n.la dealer In WRSTRILN RESERVE CHEESE, BUTTER, LADD, PORK, BACON, FLOUR, FISH, POTak ND PEARL ASHES, SALERATES, LINSEED AND LARD OILS DRIED FRUIT, and Produco irnsnrnlkr, N. a. 141 and 143 Front street, Pltrahnrgh. or/ Tact. ...... JAYILA I,ll4Fts. LITTLE & TRIMBLE; 'Wholesale Oro cer. and Comnsimio,Elayrehants, &Wen In PttuDliCE.- FLOPS, BACON, C11E.65g, sle II CAIIIIOI4-AND L &BIJOU,: MON; HAIM GLASS UOITON YARNS, ant rlttsburet ttlanutaetun,, geresrellj, 112 - ind ,U 4 Second street, Pittabet'gh. P. s. stxriren:—.—Ana. O. normal, 11Q1BMIBR & BROTHERS, (Auccessord IV. to Espinoza Artdorson,) WbolcOLlo pedal) In VOAIWON ItBUITS, NUTS AND SPICiIo, CON rzonoluran SUGIABS, flitS la, and ILIEt Wood scrod, .burn Filth, 'lad:null, . . .....»..... ...... suarnatto. Ciar . Jr. Ski P AE. 1), Comntzssiox Maiceirrs and dealers in FLOUR, GRAIN, S_ND PRODUCE, No. 243 Liborcy greet. Pntaborgh. - Choice brands of Tour for Dotes and Faintly naa couatantly on hand. Particular attention paid to tillimg °Mara for lliernhandira ,anoratily. oed:dly= .131.0un AND GoicrildicßOP axo Oosonstiow 3tracitairi fnr .., sale onGRAIN, SEEDS, CIIEE- , E, PRODUCE, a.., ana . Mma , fbr the celebrated Uul.,utown .CE MENT,Xue. 114 Second and 143 First streets, be tween Rood and Smithfield, Pirlabargit. 'DRANK. VAN JGORDER,..,Porduco and Clotnintindm3 tderrhant,4Dlßer VEOUR, BUT TER, HROOII6, SEEDS, LARD, CHEESE, PORE, DRIED AND GREBE DRUITB, and produce, gener ally, Mood esgh &drama, cousignmccom Warshoo•o, No. 12E &wood suns!, PlUitrtnElL___ Zsosas e. 1111..t4 - UFA I) & METZGAR, Grocon and comadsotou geritointocinadooliiiio id: t L 044 or c.ouotry ProdnOoand-PitroliOno Manufbcturss, No. 210 Liberty strust, opposite bead of Wood strwt. Pittsburg!). Way ro. B. JONES & SON, Wholesale G Groans and Boat Varnishers, dralars In MA- - - - BILL& Awn, OAKUM, BILB,-,PITCII. auld• Pine • burghinizinfeet - tisid eirtieler,Ffire, 141:Wareor -ntriet, above the Monongahela Bridge, rittabor,,h. DOLMEN .DALZELL &.-CO., Whole inda Orocera,CommLsaion and Forwarding Mer chants, and dealoraJaPFodncu tad Pittsburgh m.. - nfaaturea, Lltiartg stxail. Pitiabargh. IItSIIT 8111V[01.1 A. T.A.MBERT, SI:UPTON k, CO., Whole-. J_A cabs Groceis and Produce Dealers, ?it. 6 Sixth stn.; Pittsburgh. 1.16 wil:§6R; . iviToi.",ria ;774: con, Commission Merchants, and declass in.. .I!ssadlamSand l'ittsisuv o ls instatfacturmi,, No. 1b bibs.. °sty street, Islitsburgh, jtita adlitHLL LINDSAY, JOHN TMILVO4D. LiNDSAY & TELFORD Wholeesale, andltatall GUOCETtB; FLOUR JiaIYPIMAIda DEALEIL9;IB7 Liberty etfeet, _ w. wet. r. /.4144) Q.C.HOMAYatiAc Commis.ucqz • MIDICILANTS and irholesaln dealers in ago, crams, FLOUR, GRAIN, PRODUCE, in., No. 320 Liberty street, Pittsbergh. se13:411)/ 1.715. oNna.T. d. LIGiIETT CO , CITY FLOC .INa MILLS. corner Liberty and Adorns • " ZAal i t l X( lo ar - rvi ' r'fOr dty. spy JAMS DALZELL c EON, Man ufao turort tiOnitititition Mer chants for the parchaser and sale of CRUDE AND REFINED PETILOLIGUIL, tlea, 09 and T o Mater atreet, Pitt-burgh. Advances made on consignmenta. Jot. KIIMPATRICIL. JKIRKPATRICK . Sc BROTHER, sac . creint4_l4:llmirn k lilttpatrkki,.—W3loLE SALE GROCERS, Nos. 191 .d 193 Gdporty street, Plitatftnt"'. (. uplaqy X., t G pn li p. r v s. DAYLD - PAN. a. cortnto • t Special Partner. MEANS & COFjr7 successors to M'eanditto,•Mtatisk d 0.,• WOOL/SA LE anocsrs cornet ,it'WTood and 'Water mewls, Picte burßh. US:Iy CCEOEI. LL Ns WAR w M lo Q gn U m l l Cm m l n Eti E RY r. anat... lull& ol,ell.let ;IA ELLEBEK BUTTER. LAKE nsu, and Produce generally, Ko. 28 Wougl arrt, oboe. WeSotoßKUAtlrght H - OLLAXD:BaDDLEi successor to Jno 1.1 lac Gin tt Ron, No. US Liberty street,pltte - gamma -PRODUCE, ORCICERX AND D'M MILSION MERCHANT. aniligninents ' Trip fully solicitod. fe(2o:ly - TsAuar•bickki• -i k . Groom!, 04mmfrolon Morchanto, and &dery In trodnotr, , N . o6:llolVALer suetcand 6G Frimt street, Pittsburgh. 074, W. IIILWORT6 DILWORTII. T, 53..-.I)ILWORTLG & CO., ,Wl)9lmile 0. - Graiiiiisati. - tIo in'aeoM -swot; riear Smithfield, Plludmrgh. nol Jdf ...K11.14•31 "rOITN — FLOYD rn i — Ci . :; - Wholestae Gra Er cora and kktundolon , Morcnanui, Noe. kV. Wood and 226 I,lbortyitWeet, Plttabruzb., • 4:4 - jalittES Lc:CALDWELL Paiaassor treolgo4 trounie&c...;rrouK iAczgz sat dealer in PAO. 'MONS, tomer . a I!.F•ke,t and Front slnAt..Pfttabsirth. , ja6 . NSEND, (suroessor to Jack: F_Xt wiltToitiedadj POUrTiptEn'antraoa: PUOVISION9:I47:} 2 , re4trirsKr4/; near La. non DA:an, n. Tenn. CO., succcessoro 'to 0r517, - TRODU O 2I 2 AND C 02137183102 7, 214:11.CUANTIL 247 Liberty strbet, Pittsburgh. • - JOHN I. 1/1.415Z,. 11151510 Whblesale cr GIIOGIMS AND, COIIIIIS4O2IMERAIIANTS, corner of Etraitlatiald .Water streets, Pittsburgh. werrnmodir4ll.sl62 Ipa Plerehakntsould dealers In PRODUCE noun, roxiox,..wooL,. GRAM Att, Regra. itaradield street, Pittsburgh. tn 7- 1Y IMA74.HlLL'ON, , Whofrwtjeil „abloom AND:coAni(EsioN Idticita 4,o,..brobiprAltputoona,No. 18", Pittaturgb; 10100 m ;,, •. , I .T.AGAL:I Y, Wholesale :taw, pita ,oaktc_ .6 f` e; Vholtvil , 0 ,iu. upwasa.4),Wit bi • • ' , holeale 1244;11.00ms AND comlassort Nzacasms, 107 Wood irtmt, Pl 4 -4 * : :5 444 4 -4 •t • t7;-, ' , - _. ... ~ ~ ~'i:; - DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS, CADMAN tic CRAWFORD, Manufacturers of erery variety of finished BRASS WORK FOR PLUMBERS, STEAM OR • GAS FITTERS, MACHINISTS, AND !COPPERSMITHS. BRASS CASTINGS, of Ml descriptions, mad* to order. STEAMBOAT WORK, STEAM AND GAS. FITTING, and REPAIRING, promptly attended to. Particular attention paid to fitting up REFINE RIES FOR COAL AND CARRON OILS. Also, Sole Agenta for the Western Diethet of Penn sylvania for the sal. of MARSH, LAUSDELL OVA PATENT SYPHON PUMP, the best ever in vented. Raring no Taira It W not liable to get out of order, andsetil throw more water than any pump - of mica Realm spla_ joinz TT A CT, & co., yzuzy FORGE PLOW WORKS, Manufacturers and dealers In all the different kinds .f PLOWS; PLOW CASTINGS, SCOOPS, CUT TING ROARS. &c. With greatly increased facili ties for doing bastrissa, we earnestly invite denim to give on a call. Manufactory. Temperan.ville. Warehouse, Coolie alley and Liberty St., Pittet'gh. JOIIN MILL, T. J. MALL, STEPUEN WOODS, JAS. J. MROWN. W. F. starstatosu r . 11E311111U.. ....... P. w ant. A4AOKINTOSII, lIEMPIIILL & J..T-L corner Pike and O'Hara streets, near the City Water Works: Pittsbargh, manufactumrs of 31ACK TETTOSII ,t HEMPHILL'S IMPROVED OSCILLA TING STEAM ENGINES AND SIDE VALVES, of all slue and beet style. Haring put up machinery of large capacity and of the best quality, we are prepared to do heavy Job bing, nod solicit work la this line, trusting that by promptness!, and the character of our work, to merit public patr onage. 10,110 special attention to our 'BALANCED VALVE OSCILLATING ENGINES, as combining advantages' berstolbre unattained In this chow of kagium. Jam,: iv BLACK DIAMOND STEEL WORKS, PITTSBURGH. PA. PARK. BROTHER & CO., BEST QUALITY REFINED CAST STEEL, &Oar°. Flat cad Octagon, of atl sires. Warranted equal to any Impurtcd or mannfactured In this entrn- OClee and warehouse, Nai. t 49 and 151 FIRST and 120 and 124 sEuos,D STREETS, Pittsburgh. W.T[I , LIA3I B A BNII ILL A CO , ISOMER V Babas and Sheol Trod • Wortret,.. PENN STREET, Nos ;A L.1. ‘ ,24 and 24:. pecor,d a large yard no d . fttrolatwod it with thy most improved ontchotery, we an prepared to manufactory every doacription of BOILERS, in the beet manner. and warranted equal to Amy made in the an:miry. CRISINETS, BRICLIEN, FILE REDS, STEAK PIPES,LOCONOTINA BOILERS,, CONDENSERS, SALT P4.. 5 73,'EV . , tif.5. OIL STILLS, AOITATOES, SETTLING PA; puii.zr. IRON BRIDGES, SUGAR PAN * S au 3 Wole..Manufactunms of DARN HILL'S P.ATE., s a POLLENS. Expairlog dowl ou the. shortest notice. de leaf BRITANNIA AND DRASS WOBKS COLLINS '& WRIGHT, (Samos:eon to Orin Newton.) Manufacturers of CASTOR TRAMES, MUG - 5, CUPS, LADLES, and • mat variety of BRITANNIA articles. Also, CARBON OIL LAMP Pt IiNERS and LAMP BRASSE/3 generally, No. I. Second street, Pittsburgh. ALLEN M CORMICK & CO., VALLEY FacirDirr, Pittsburgh, Pic 007TWato6ows, 591 LIBERTY STREET, Maantsewntre of COOK, 'PARLOR AND TIP.A T ING tiTOTEd, PARLOR AND KITCHEN DRAT , HOLLOW WARE, oto.,litrol 1111,101 am Moulds, /dill Castings,..3llll Gearing, Gas, Wator and At . . Oren Pipe, Sad Irons, Dog Irons, WrtgonSn gar Kettles, Palleyd,Hangers,Car Wheels, Cottplin end Castings genorally. Also, Jobbing and Machine ga Castings made- to. order. Patented Portable Mill, with Stram.or Mono Poser. spl4:aind JN - EPIE F. HAIIILTON ec CO:, Cor. FIRST AND LIBERTY STS., Pittsburgh PLTPERIOII STEAM ENULNEZ3, MACHINERY, ,tc. atyls:t f • SSEVEWCE, No. , V AT ER ST.. . PittaborgECitiarinfacenri, of 'BOILER RIVETS, WROUGHT SPIN. k 2 3 ., ovalmon and railroad, of rrory descrlptlon. ' Es=l= Particular sized or shaped SPIKES and 'RIVETS, larger or amhll, made to - order at abort Lodes. A good &smith...lt ionstantlr on band. 1111 . 207 XE AirILLS, ILIDDLE Ai CO., `u. 215 berty Keret, °mamas Stxth, Pittsburgh, manufacturers of WHIPS, LASHES and SWITCH ES, and array dascription of LEATHER BRAIDED WORK. Ord.., solicited from thetrads, aa pzempt- IY allppod na per instructions. D. 11; 7 7' B 2..5N ett Manufacturerg of Winn. 81(ECE CLURA wad CREA3; COL ORED WARE. (MR. awl Warohnume at FISTII STREET Pittsburgh. mhlaay JOllll F. 1111 . CAN5.1.C.1.4 WILSON, CAlilt it CO., Wholmage •dctiers h rilr REIGN AND DOMESTIC DRYOOODS, SI Wood street, third boa. bon Diamond alleVrittAnfgh. .plo:tf LYNN ..... _rat AVE, ;../er.CAAOY it CO., Dealers in ratuazi AND DOMESTIC DRY. GOODS, No. lin Federal street, (second doer bolos, um Market Dn....) Allegheny City. _ E.TO.! , t, "M_ACRITSI 7 7CO --- )., C r holesale and Retail Deniers In TRIMMINGS, E3171.R01- LEASES and DDT GOODS, of every description, Nog' /7 ind 19 Fifth *trust, Pittsburgh. ILIAC/WM &:GLYDE, Wholesale.antl ltatkil Dealers In-FANCY AND STAPLE DRY 00010, .T.III3IIIINGS. de.:, No, 7$ Market street, Nettle. Diamond antr Fourth' Pithancrgh. . 131:113CII1+'IEL1): - kfitiCc.fatisor to EY • IluriidtelA A 40;4 WhOlesale east Mali Dealer to STAPLE AND FANCY DUX GOODS, Northeast router of Fourth and Market streeta. Pittsburgh. JOSEriEr Whnlesare and Re. tail Deader of TRIMMINGS, DRY GOODS, itc..,.Nnt. 17 and IfY Market street. _ kCO., Dealers in all tin& of DIY GOODS, No. 59 Martel street, I @Semen Third and . 3 / 4 rttres; Pittsburgh. R Ix rei NIER tociaThrrent Dealer 111,1302:NET9,.HAV, ATHA. W TRIM. MILIV3I 4 , qad.tfaltAlV 'GOODS mei-Idly. •, • - DR VC/GirtS. § •Intl3lo.N 'AOIINISTON, 7 DenIei in PYULE IGS';;Ahip G U MWAI4, YERVU.4I2IIY, • ANCI 008BSOWII 3111 ill FLUID, OILS, FAM ILYUSD; 11110, 4.1 of RUMAT prime quality, 4446118 Girira at loweleorrocs. Comm, Smithfield irdllotrethagree*. Pittebstlth.. „Praeilpticdm use fully ioirlfefuodcd St ell bias!, , A. FAHNESTi ole- Wb B. oaf. firnitniate. and' sinconft.ettreers of tvniTE LEAD AND L.LTlEAHOZveternar of. Wou.l end lenint iftnlta Pittsburgh. . mt. 7 TWIN: P.l . lfA' YrT;Wholefiale Denier in LfgriGn, PAINTS, OIL% vainutram AND RTIIVIPS,' WO LibvTl7 erect; Plttetinr;h. All odors fitenife ret npt attention. No: go W a (o ai s t coet, corner of Rtrgin alley. vrarvir.idrer OLIEJOAL T GAROPTKIL 'COFFIN, Agent to el • .Thirapla,rlitraglaphia, and &thumb Insnrsnor ConDardts, .Ngniticant Dow Wool and Tldrd IAT JONES, Agent America, V T Visie of Vsnnryltsnla, add Ilsrtrord rpm irr Water SSAMUEL TVSI. Secretary Citizens' in imams ..y; saner Natter lad Wet., nu FSITIGOB L1X)1.7,,z 'crania" Western In snisace'Aisescs.ia.w.net.tts.t. itto6l, ffeirWciittilleiliiiki In _ix. *mac. cm:assay; 37 nth 4tresrt . , 11111131 S enl er in - -- 7:" NJ.' AND • IIiCHICAL nitintIIIIMITS.' Rol agent 'for • KNABE CO.ll PIANOS, "HO NE; BROX PIANOS; and PRINCE a CO.IIIIIIL 0 ED: ONI. No. 43 Fifth street, arcond door above Wood, Pittsburgh. Macs to letoind taken In exchange for new. AND_ 7 KLEBER* - 11110; in MU AND' AMBICALL INSTRIDIENTE, and sole *pia STMWAT`E CELEBRATED PI ANOS,. No, 53 Fifth Itreat4 PitUtnirgh• mt2j 011ARLES C. MELLOR,' 'Dealer hi I.J PIANOS. MISLOT/NONS, le., No. 81 Wood at., Women Fourth meet and Diamond alley, nub's. ABLY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. r_ - . ,~.t. y,~, i PITTSBURGH, PA., Nermillaoturon of alsauteettsrer. of DRY GOOLON (Idle Inbar, Pcipm t C 0.,) atifille, PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 13, 1863 piftsburgit Mazttt. FRIDAY MORNII4-.1-...N0V. 13, 1808 TERMS OF THE GAZETTE. blubmso Emnos, by mall, per ynx---.1111 00 " single 3. rTENIMI Earn., by mail, per pear-- 4 50. I=llEn " single cophs...— 2. Earrios, aing6. ouplax per Ott. " slabs of 6 se 10, 150. clubs of 10 er more ... t Z. --and ow extra to the parry wants ebb. For ■ club of Anew, sr. Mm the liraawo fiazarre dolly. Fora Cub of twenty, ere Witt send the Moo n.° daszrrs dally. Slagle ooples, 5 sent.. AU subscription. ariday M sesames, and papas "yap stopped aim the time supine. The Union Prisoners In the Richmond Day by day the reports come in of the suf borings of our brave mon whom the fortune of war put into this hands of the monsters who administer the slare-mongers' tyranny in Richmond. In a recent paragragh we noticed the ingenious disguise and method of escape from the Libby prison of Mojor Iloustain, of the 1:12'al New York regiment, and Lieut. Yon Weltrien, of Scott's Cavalry, who were cap tured in North Carolina a year ago. They have now reached Washington, and have giv en some details of the terrible prison-life from which they were so fortunate as to escape. They say the Union prisoners in the Libby Prison have been gradually reduced to a state id starvation, being furnished with a small piece of bread—ono loaf to six- 1 teen men—meet in this same proportion, and a little wishy-washy soup, once a day. ; The -.Tees which occur among the pris oners are heart Treating in the extreme. The cries for food are piteous, and the ravings of the men rendered insane, in many instances by the pangs of huiig . er, sound through the building night and day. Men are dying daily, and the horrors of the Jersey prison chip are revived in the treatment of our peer incurcera, tett soldiers. °ilea' tbehien in the room with Major Iluustain was co prostrated by want of food that, when a piece of bread WAS thrown to him by his brutal jailor, he had not the strength to eat it, and died with the scrap in his hand, clutching in death tho very staff of life. Even the slender meal rations has now been cut off, as stated in our dispatches. non Newlierti we kart that refugees from Dixie continue to arrive there in large num bers; they ore chiefly young men or rather boys flying from Coo iron conneription of Doris : many of them eagerly enter tho Colon servire. They all tell of severe destitution in Rebahlum. A smell body of Union cavalry under Lieut. Nicoll, attacked a rebel picket station near Washington, N. C., on the Ist inst. There were thirteen men at the stollen, five of whom were killed and the remainder made prisoner's. In the edfair, Lieut. Nicoll was 1:1:1,1 15 heing shat through the head: Oxi of the most intelligent members of the last Geese, who he. just returned from a tour of observation in Mississippi, represents to the Administration that not 50,000 bales of rotten will Le raised iu the eutlre South this year, and that next year not a single bale will be raised unless the Government immediate ') sets to work to nave the labor of the slaves, who are threatened with destruction by star vation and exposure. Not less than eighteen hundred thousand field negroes are penned in Georgia and Alabama—driven from the outer Slave States. lame °Migration continues briskly. The following anecdote is given as one of the causes of its continuance, and is taken from an English newspaper, whore it appears as correspondence from Tipperary: There was a poor laboring boy near Titlar ks, who scarcely kept life together by driving an ass and cart with turf, and the possession of a reserve half-crown would have been to him an event never to be forgotten. lie scraped together. with the assistance of some friends, his piss:To-money to New York,and Bailed on the 17th Of March Inst. Since then he ban sent to his father 1.8, together with paying £2 for the converting of the green backs into specie ; anti the knowledge of this circumstance has done more in the district ho worked in than the most elaborate disquisi tions of a Senior or a Malthus upon the sub ject of emigration as a remedial agent." ARKADELPHIA, Arkansas, recently occupied by our forces ' was the main depotof the rebels in Arkansas, Missouri and Louisiana, selected on account of Rommel° position In the inte rior, south of the Arkansas river. Hero the rebels had established all their military work shops, but aceouuts furnished by deserters in formed (len. Steele that those shops had been removed to Marshall, Texas, and that the place was only held by cavalry, the remain der of the army having retreated to the Red River. It was upon Ibis information, no doubt, that Steele made his recent advance to Arkadelphia, which has proved the correct ness of reports, and shown that Marmadoke's attack on Pine Bluff was a mere felt to eon real the retreat of Brice and Deimos to Rod River. Lerrses from the blockading squadron oli Tampa, Florida, announce the destruction by federal naval expedition of the steamers SPoitish Chief and the yatch Kato Dale, loaded with, cotton the former having ono hundred and sixty bales on hoard, on Hills boro river, within four miles of Tampa. The rebel hioehade-rmining steamer the Mail, which ivas . partly burnt by the rebels at Bay port to escape destruction by our lerees, having been repaired, tried to run thaMack role , but was caApred on the 15th by the United States stead* Honduras arid tender Fox of the flag-ship San Jacinto. She had one hundred and soventy-flue bales of cotton on board, all good Sea Island. Onset the happiest witticisms on record Is related by the Boston aerrespondent,of the Cincinnati Gazette "I heard tha, atliv day of a Lon woe made by Longfellow:the poet. Young Mr. Lougworth, from yournity, being introduced to him, some one remarked upon the similarity of the first syllables of the two names. Yes,' said the poet, ' but In this case I fear Pope's lino will apply: • • • Words makes the man. and want of it the " TiE New York Commercial Adoertirer says that tho result of the election has given quite en impetus to the recruiting business in that city, and there has been almost twice tho number of men onlistod micro than there was fur three necks before that time. TIII: Itsltintoro American warns the Blare hvlders of Maryland that their negroes, now of little use to them, will soon bo of loss, and advises theta to club together to indtteo for eign immigrants to coma Into that State. Tun Concord Drazotratsaya it is unaerstood that ex-Precident Pierce has raised soveral thousand dollars in New Hampshire, to' keep the Boston dowicr, (Co .porhesd,) alive. AN " nusn GINTLENAN "—perhaps , * King, —has been discovered by some latiorers at Dromeliby. Ireland. Ills stone eaffin was Milo feet long. .„ „ Tug exports of speak, from New York tut week were $647,568, end Once 34ntialy lat e 3 9 ,, 690 A 02 ,,1110 , 13t 4 5 PA 1 ,VT.', VR1 1 . 9 tines; . OVIR on e bandied and twenty cargoes each of molluscs and sugar have been received at Boston this season. C=l EVENING GIZETTg TILEGRAMS, OUR PHILADELPHIA SP CIAL DISPATCII. THE RECENT ATTACK Ole-411ERNI. BURNSIDE NEW t 'EL EOM 54 - . BAIBH !LONEY. The Insurrection lit Venezuela. THE RUSSIAN FLEET KID OFFICERS. Mabel Depredations In lie Southwest. &a., &e., it& Special Dlgnitch - to tho Pittoborap,.. PenLnscruu, for. 12, 1863 I Dem/Ide is all right. The lieent.attack on his outposts, in which six hotlu4Zo4 of bin men and four cannon were eaptura4by the rebels, occurred at Rodgerville, 14ikine cutfrity, Tenn., 15 miles from the Snolse , ilie teztains tion of the branoh of theTnalli,nnessoi, and - .I Virginia railroad. This foot *is been eons municatod in a dispatch from*haido him self. His main army is le an latpiegnable po sition, end in good spirits. The latest rebel scheme to {co!LS money is to invest $30,000 in cotton them in Europe for twenty or lb tti Conte on the doUar , , return to Richmond 048,000 or $9,000 sterling ozehango and eel L 1,400 per cent., and pocket $84,000 or $126 0 0. Capt. Atkinson, of the bark Vs „from Co racoa on the 23d ult., reports that' . -Venezue lan fleet, belonging to the alk*Zialliment party, came into Caracas on the i l i lil4id sur rendered to (lon. 13ruswal, cora " brof Lho federal (loot. It consistod of sii,l7iling Veil 50IJ and one steamer, and a numip of small i i, sailing craft. A largo number tronndod mon and refugees, arrived a few t ye pre viously. Venezuela is now in the it as of the insurgents. t Edward Stanley and Joseph SeAdetee tii es in the tailitary service, who levied black mail upon Mr. Markham fcr ?1,430, peio dis missed from the service and sentcncei to bard labor in the State prison at Aiinsn3i,,N. Y., the former for uno year, and the lattei for six months. Tha New York &rub' of to-day, uditmi ally says: Russia sends her navy brie to keep It oafs in the event of a war with FrILI4Os but we doubt if she would send it hero if we needed it to aid as in fighting England. Her navy, in fart, is not worth the sending: Ono of our Ironsides would blow It out of water, with all the barbarians on Guard, in a couple of hours. It also says tLat the banquet was gotten up lavishly, although lard, tallow end oil would hare dune as well as game, pastry and champagne. Dispatches from Memphis, of the Hth, re port that the rebel Oen. Richardson is em ulating serious depredations in the Southwiist. lie out up the Memphis Railroad one mile east of Saliibury, the previous day, cut the tele graph wires and burnt three bridges. The town of Inks was burst by the rebels alter General Sherman's troops had left that ... AKtp.. This is aordirtes34isis morsibr: Lehigh coal sells to-day at $11,50 per ton.. THE SITUATION IN VIRGINIA. The Whole Rebel Infantry Force Across the Rapidan. IEE ARMY AT 6011.11UNSVILLE ABOUT .111 000 STRONII The Kebel Forces Sent to Operate against Burnside Recalled. RUMORED SURRENDER OF 5,000 REBEL SOLDIERS etc., etc., co New YOFIC, Nov . . 11.—A spacial dispatch to the Tisms, dated Washington, Nov. 11, says that it is positively ascertained that the whole rebel infantry force crossed the Rapidan on Sunday last. Tho only forces left on this side are reconnoitering bands of Stuart's cavalry, covering the rebel front on the south bank of the Rapidan, which they aro fortifying with care. Tho intention of the rebels to ren dezvous this winter between the Rappahan nock and the Rapidan, la established by the feet that from Brandy Station to the Rapidan log huts, capable of accommodating 50,000 mon, have been erected. Oar advance of Saturday effected ono of its objects In the preservation of tvreuty-four miles of railroad and telegraph between the Itappahannook and the Rapidan. Both are in perfect working order. Tho railroad bridge across the Rappahan nock will be done next Monday. Lee's army at Gordonsville, exclusive of cavalry, does not much exceed 30,000 men. Our cavalry in force is already far south of the Rapidan reconnoitering the enemy's po 'sition. Two divisions of cavalry from IWO'S army were recently sent to East rt 1311014100. Guerrillas swarm about our camps. To go beyond our pickets is death, as we uaily luso officers, men and mules. Within a month about seventy wagons, 500 mules, 100 soldiers end commissioned officers and enlisted mou hove been captured. The forces sent to operate against General Burnside in Emit Tennessee, bare been re called, and will form ajunction with the mein army at Charlottevllle or Gordonsville. This will depend entirely upon the rapidity of Gen. Meade 's movements. A dispatch from ..the Artmp tho t ivomae to the Herald, Nov. ilth,istys: 'understand that (Jon. llioade r haeina , driven theentm7 to the month side of-the - .Rapidan, -has accom plishod his mission, but be will be ready' td move still farther, as soon as the railroad will make his baso of supplies •within marching . distance. • . • Perfect quiet reigns throughout' die camps, except a wail for sutlers' stores and more blankets. A ridiculous rumor is in circulation to-day that 5,000 rebel soldiers of Lee's army had voluntarily come Into outlines and laid down their arms, and given themselves up. The military authorities pronounce Ito he utterly without foundation. To-day a nutoborof paymastors'started for the front to pay off the troops. It is expected that the army of the Potomac will bo paid within a fow days. New Toes, Nov. 12.—The, Trituse's special says Mcado's headquarters , are now a mile and a half from Brandy Station. John M. Botts is living nearthere. Missouri Legislature—Governor's Mee sage--The Election. • Sr. LOUIS, Nov.l2.—Nothing of special In terest was done in the Legialatmro yesterday. Tho Governor's Message relates ilmeat en tirely to State matters. The Denwerae• figures ' as far as heard from, give the Radials a majo rity of two hundred end twenty-four, including the soldiers' vote. The Republieaa's footing, including the sol diers' vote, gives the 901tiervatlicsrmejotity of three. Gen. AM are Victory. Wsatnioros, Nov.l2.—A dispatch received at headquarters keit lien•• Kane'', dated Clarksburg, Vs., $.0.w.;11, 413.11 i Inforanntion from Lewisburg is that Gat6:lltrarill'4elatMY was most &chirp . : The imanwr had& orer 4,000 mimed, Thajr. acknawlaagoslioss of ores . goo killed ,and wounded, 10(1. prbroners„ one stand of colors, three pieces of artillery, considerable small arms, camp equipage and wagons. EMI ' EXCITEMENT O\ THE NORTHERN FRONTIER. 4 ')/Es, ; THE ANTICIPATED ATTACK o+l JOHNSON'S ISLAND. RICILARDS(IS:" A Scheme to Release Rebel Prison• ! era and Destroy Sandusky, Buffalo, , and Other Cities. ' Crude and Refined Petroleum, tic 19 IRWIN STRUT, PITTSBCEGIL I A GUNBOAT. ORDERED TO sANovBKy BAy _ CZe* Liberal Quit advances en consignments ter APPTIEII ENSIOVit QUIETED. rinsh'irgh *e Essiern Msrksi. ll,wtre. J. S. Dilworth tc Co., CINCINNATI, NOT. 12.—Consirleeal.rle smile- Il r o i rePL n it b l ' reni., E'li rria . L Commarctul Bonk. want prevails in the northern part or this ; -- State in consegnonce of an anticipated attack TACK IL BRO., ion Johnson's Isluud, fry an expedition of =MIMI GI up armed steamers fitted out f.d that purpeso in Canada. Feels to f:tr 11 , ,cert.aihed are as • Crude and Refined Petroleum, follows: , lIENZI NH, &c., , The g , :t•ThrTlCitlt efl.oera burr receive./ in formation upon irl,nt it considered 'twines- I tionaldy reliable authority, Brat two or mere ' But.inc. entrotatui to our eery will receive our armed vesstds have been CI ted out by the , promo pommel ettentton. rebels, and the rebel allies .in Cann da , to at- Borer to Mean. Bachardsaa. Ifarley 1 Ca.. Brewer, tuck Jobnvott`e Island, in Snsidi.lcy Bay, sod ' Burke At Ci, a n d 111..t.ortialul A Denis, ?lambert& i release the rebel prisoners confined there, Thos. Sthit.h. }...r. f.., Prest. Bank ?.1.•.; H. L. rdeter numbering :onto four thousand. A Co., Ptillailelntoe. aididy • This atieomplivtied, the: - intend, with the I Ii(1:‘ 011 OIL 11 , OfICS. , aid of the released prisoners, to attack and 1 destroy, if rovribiek handeoky, 1;.,.....10 an I LYDAY&CIIORPENNING, other prominent ,-its. nli the Mituri, el Lake Erie. ItaltoltsrAta,ro arii Ludo." of CARBON OIL, BEN • Active anJ oLergetie precautionary men, RINE AND LUBRICATING tilLB, and dealers In ures have been taken by thu (:overnment render J blinson'a 'Gan" ,ceuro against an at tack, should ono be 1113.1, .I • ro 4 .pd and bat terieis have !seen ordered there drum several Works, onpoisite Sharpoburg. iio i u t s or this swt i , yesterday nod to-Joy. , °Mrs, 39 11AND STREET. Burrs to, Nov. 12.—Mayor Fargo receirot a dispatch front iilecretary saying Ont. the rel,el refugees int:Ai...4a have rason, D MILLER, .11L, AGHNT, mated a riot fur the releato of he rebel oners on Johnson's and then move on 12-it WALNUT ST., I'aII.ADELPILLt. Buffalo. This Jniormation Cllll.lO to the erninent free. n high °Gila: .iiiiriie. It i. un- CRUDE & REFINED PETROLEUM derstood that the oiler lake bt-eL. similarly N.ri. tied. ~ u r.., NV ASlntit e ~ " rioN, Not. 12.-1 nre are cr.a ere , i ..Toltl, " "''':l. nil, t ' t t; F tat El. FI RED In cool cellars. Fur 2,00 rebel officers on . 1., b0 , 0 ,` n • 1, •' 4 ^ , - , - Eighty o ilicerm recently c.ip;ored Ly Montle Parterul tr •ttentlen paid to OIL rnn EXPORT. are un the i r way thore. trt. t err , tta:., :.4e Fan r, LaCA ,: SO USTIDA, t , Ol/.1 ASII, So. there Ivor° sill pi. - io t, i5.,11..at 'tote that the anl:ly robe's on tho Island eantetul.la It I an eller: to ; cAI:O,/ , , L. ItEm ByirroN , ezenpf, but the authorii 11, Lure budrrylisite precautions taken. i., Illg , 1,..3 el - tiering 4 a gunboat Wore ; t here lor , tbe priu r, ont cou.d General Merchandise Brokers, , u ' "'"' th ' l ' l ' ml '' t' ''Y , ""1 " " ' ! 111 SMYTH FRONT BT., PHILADELPHIA. hatevurw' apprenen.,.a., existe d aro now quit ltd. CRUDE & REFINED PETROLETTIE, Rebel Commanders ChM4trt, Nor. 12. Th..1.'4 that a .IH.Rt. h irow F..tstrort, 51i,5.,,.1ated Nor. I %. •a. Lee e..ma2au3, "3' or It rr".o4 ."'"`" 1 to. at Chattanorga, ela Longotr....t ha , 1...:c liTt in .•..cutnatl.l ALLEN & 'NEEDLEs , of trgini.t. llealti of Budge 11.anc, herr , " lIA.E, Nov. 12.--11,..rre W. Lane n led State, Itlgtriet Judge of A:a ttatun . • " iikti et the Galt Itoo a tt, ut,ning, of eon getdiGn ef the lung+. Crude and Relined Petroleum. , • .1•••.--- A Pal ',Tr, 111 rit t, hi, wif.• .dram. mad. Loui!rdle, Inc., en^l.•••, a lid .d hi t,••• ruled there on the t•th et la •t toenth. Among ' I_l N y HUN:, them trout $7 awl ,- cord!lapne. sl'2 a yard; new bout., $lOO rtle• .S 8:, pod, goad verumen w tutor !vtnt,. U2:O. hoard, vin le. $lOO u, touut .t. tiNv. of the 1113,, , int. n.lulo ie l'avte pytettizeht.ipenujiAo..wrul.l. Ile Vt., floor Muself lo,oArm.l44Lop. • • employed of the 11114 theAlreS tile Eng lish girls. TOILICCeI. EI } 1:1;11 (Forturr:, 4. Cl,.olJekm .11,-1, W,11.1 ran ihe ntt••ut'ti tieule:s t., neli. le. a hi+ manufarture, rkf • Ull. !it F' need nut be embarrassed by the•enthreement of the Bulk Ordinance, when !hey can key, their OIL barrelled an& shipped with- YELLOW SN't CF. out touching the City Wharww, as cheap, more &etch, High Toon Seoten, I ut, To,,t ' prompt, with tr. Mgt, lowa trouble nod hi better Lundyfuot, Honey Dee :i.utch, Fresh I lone" "'web Soitelt. K IRK'S OIL YARD, A.ttetition called to the large ' ,Joel in prim,. Maest.y. Hoe k , "^ rif Gvtaltanoi, 1.113:g tu., l'os irK nai I Cypenhagvn. For. Cut Chewinr and Yinotiior oonio-a, whirl] Ina tb• Alitghany ♦'Talley Railroad, above Lawrence rat ho round of sup rod , tadr.. TGII A CI . ; 1, where CM In pawed Goat this boats direct to listriaistr— Long, Ko. I, N 0..% No.. I Uhl 2 mixed, tlutntnn. nod . hI PP °4 to "7 polar, }'tttt' or Went. Granulated..„bent any dray ing or no-shipping. Foss Cyr rutwtad -P. A L. or Ono, - An ° ‘ ..4° " P tnnt P tt Y nit nn ` lnd „ r „„ 44 ; ae.te . ; y,„ F ,al indrUtbre at Yard, nu Citir.ena Parcenger R. R. Cavendish. Pont (M ee addrovn, 110 K Pittsbnrgh ; or I ran u.,,„"N0_udu+tq.5,,,,,, ; ;„;,,. t „,„ , v_..en daily at rho EIMIANCII iurrn, KIRK Gat, I aplo.l, „;,.„, E=l9 12=3 Ewpn consinoily op baNd a larp variety of Pipes nnA s.ok tng 70Intro,. Lli(171 A iiNSTILA I. 1)1PORT ER A AND nEALEIL 111 , 0 select brands et (IENI•INII II VANA eiGA IS, and all k bele i.f SMOR INC; Afili pllEwl N(1 PAN("V MELIISCH.U*3I In qrat rarlaty, ST. CILARLEP 110. TVA., Pltnibrirgbi Pa. Trade on libend terms. ROOTS .I,rD SHOES. RUBBER SOLED BSI 's k SHOES GEO. ALBREE, SON & CO., No. 71 WOOD STREET, ( orx or FACBI.II Bare but maelTad a fall sap, f Boys and Youths' Solid 'tubber Soled Calf. Kip a:A %Vatar Psvof LEATIILIi ROOTS, wah dater aatrra and dasfrabla goads, rinaprlafa,„; 6wae.l and reggpd Ghat) LINT LltY BOOTS ;.31nn's, Bays' and Youths' tiro and:tbnro anted Onlf, Kip wad NYlkt.r Proof BOOTS and 'CONGIitCPS C A.lO, Ledir4l' line Glove Leetbur end 111..rocco &vett BALJTORALS and ( , !S[I.I:ZSS BOOM, dc. All 0 ( 4 thich , tro opitom-inedo end werreld.4l to do !ecrvlee. 0,14 ,I3oors Li p GREAT lIEDITCTIO'N taulieni Eng. Lnnt'to Onng Gaiter', /1 r, lr ?I 5n MI other vrry /UST. JAMES ROBB, ial E* Id IRE ET FTIEXT. It , CANIPBELL, Nlanufneturer of i t, BOOTS AND SIPPES. of ovary dentrpt S.. Sruithilt•lit garnet, l'titoll..llol. nr.n:ty . . Al . - . ,l3ltE E,SON.. CAA, gala and Betaf DmlPni iu BOOTS, . 81101:S, 'worner Wood ntol Vourilt otreeti, Pigtalmrph. BOOKSELLERS. A - c. i. G. JOHNSTON & (1) , Station nn, Blank, Book 31:11,1,f,turer. u,J Job. rriuter., }in. 57 WMoI 01 . .4 toblindi. anal Station_ rik A er l CE,N A: o. ( s6 3: l ), 7o ,'