Edtgraft. .___,~ iroferviiqiidat sunk/mid thee t Where breathes the roe but rats before us! With Freedout'sluill 'beneath orit feet, ' And Freedom's banner, streaming o'er us out/. PIWiI7o4AL Tun testbs—TEr pomaTruntiN,-,kait in Ealitslicamlnrr OF TH LAW. trßu , PA. Saturday Morning, October 19,1881. `Mt RV *PENNSYLVANIA Thedifew York Tritune, yesterday, published a paragraph' in its telegraphic summary 'froni' Washington, ptirportirg to ; give the. suns ; of money, Wolk had ,been remittal by the federal to the different state governmenti, in payment of expenses- incurred by them in organizing their various quotas of 'troop's: In this state ment, i'erawylruzia.is put down as having re ceived the sum of $608 ) 000. This sum has not been transmitted to the authorities of PenritgyP • venni, but it may nevertheless*, true thatscich an amount, was fixed on account of the 40, per cent. :which is to be paid to each state on the sum expended in fitting'out their armed supplies • of troopelo the federat,government, and It ni to this fact that we desire particularly ,to call the attention of the public. While. Pennsylvania only received $606,000, such states as lillessa chusertte received $775,000, shoiring that the' economy in this state Tarexceeded that:of the. statenf Mannehusatte, which had also furnished less men at a greater'cost on the whole amount than thcitie furnished 4,Siipi t ylvania. These vindication of the filth OA fidelity of Pennsyl rude, made with metbamaticil correctness, are the most powerful; hernuthorities , could desire. The fact that her quota is now frill, and that contracts .have been made , and filled nir the equipment and arming of these troops, is another fact connected with the economy of the entire arrangement, which cannot be repeated too of ten. All that, 'the people of Pennsylvania de sire, is the knowledge that their immense re 'murder/Ind willing numbers are properly dis posed of in this,' contest When this is ,dene, they feeit their have reaped, their, reward. When :the.federal government is placed beyond the want of assistance in suppressing this re bellion; 'ihen; top, will the patriotism, and wealth of Pennsirivarda only . become satisfied. ,4 RIDICULOUS BLUNDER— focoismissutficientlyprolificinffitudsiwith- Ito oct theftePuillica*pra9 endorsing, or giving ant rency to any :of. their corrupt practices, and for this reason we' were mortified to find in yester day's, edition of the Tatiown, an arttcl e pur porting to givnthe results in various counties, in which large 'Democratic votes and gains were claimed. We' intended to comment on that specimend "Oda«) Misrepresentation and de ceptioxi„b4 one of those oveNighb;peouilar to the haste and, laborof a composing.room, our' comments were amittad;and the paragrapiithas a PP ( *P 4 . I O: t 4 6l :k`Pi4 4( / 'fre!'"Qods and ii*r dity. The intelligent. reader of the MA:GRAPH of comatignestiened their authenticity,, and will aocept.thiaribrence to the blunder as an expla nation NO 11114 9 6 ,in our 0 1110 0 - ' lll ?- 0 table*PubliAed,, yeaterday contiiips a true ratan/4.4in milt of the late election, which of course was relied on by the readers of the TALEOI4I4 • How GRANDLY Ms maxis rolling up and taking Its, way ROAAwaill, S x , months since and the threatenings all in the Southern sky. - To-day we have brightness and confidence here, they lkive abe uncertainty ',and diitiesn these., Willkarmles full of spirit, , treasury. full of supplies ; andthe. marts of commerce full of activittp, are cheerfully look to the • winter cam paigttisliltitftll With victories which shell lir store thy, piO4ection of ' the National ( flag to thouistods..ot misled men. Making every al lowance Orr the coloring of correspondents and ope*ors a llte !spect of the hour la most e*- couri&ig, ,We are surrounding the rebels with a line.of fire and• steel, before whose narrowing circles they tilmo succumb.` Already their bold* frO#4, TOO to and fro irresolute, and ever344re . elsexelieat iwthe order of the day. Look froutlit, Jos,to Cairo, thence to Washing ton and along the coast from Monroe to New Orleans, and thefeColl of rebellion from, the adannn 2 4e 4 3 4 1 . 1 gPatilotie freemen . lt every where noen and felt. I rflea•lemems Gleam; published at , Lacon in that Ahlie; contains a long account of the death of 1{- fortnerly U. *dent of ,this city. ,:r*.ralilarrisburg as a soldier to Mexico, and Iles tambour, settled in Lacon, where he eager!!ifi l t44tt r and editor, hi the ' *aii time atfay4.KMill'aftex7ards becoming a lawYg.Pg 4 14411011eaartapopularity before the bar of the city , of his . adoption: The proceedings In the Gentle, of Ohio societies / the bar and , thC I public oileCOU, Proire 'that the deceased was , highly esteemed in Illinoivalatit; the knowl edge of which will be gratifitrigiado646ti.le grief of his friends in this locality, they learn the new i:of his early death. Old Houston says, President. Lincoln °flared Ida ;money, a fat °Bice and seventy tho us 4o t Objes; if he would remain' true to the: 04 4 1 Pau Jacinto , has at last be come signmeated. , libarryiranT r Ani4ntes circular which we pub lished yesterday, caused a decline in government securities and stucks'eneinltf.' • • 'Wet , .11./3114411, 9f the` 11640 gite# l , mnStit4 l ' 0 4 1414. 33 4 1 414 , 4***4 volunteers. TILE MILITARY VOTE OF PENNSYL VANIA. Facts and figures are difficWit to overcome, end are tie : onlyVirresisaidefargru4Ats with whicil a cause can be auhkhabren9 atilt__ lished. In rams:tea-to date *lion t9...wt various cantliadistiritfron*ldwilren con taining soldiers wkiti wertfo " 'gidlY erred to a vote at the late eisolon,%est: Wii fi gures establish two veriimportant c - -, which :we desire to 'record in our columns, not as a re proach to.thnee , Mho., ol n44- 1 49 : 14.014.021* by - their adduction, but as a vindication of the truth, and those great principles of Republictui ism on the-succesttof..-which now depends the authority of the federal law and the security of the federal Union,. , The vote of the soylicai in camp ` 4:tll 4 1a ,e felt4ioni was !almost kinlni- MOusli ofd e ReOlircitniii Union chirieter. This is more clearly demonstrated by the result in "the various ginutietvotohe„state,, , showing that in those counties which_were Republican a year ago, , our vote was reduced, while the Democra tic•vote is the same counties and also in those decidedly ,Dernocmtiodaatfo l ,, , was . up I .to its NI final '' Idßetio cotthtfthe ' lkinci , cratlci•Oic was al most as large as %at at last' yetir, and yet Berke` county ftiitliShed,agritat , number of men to theyevariout ;PeilliEtyhryinhi • 1 :regiments. In York atentY,• I• . theflank' , reStillt prove ' the same: : fads—and :in . Ofher counties heretofore ;_ Veinomatio, , .. we,.; , :fe4 that the vote of .; that ~ v arty- was . equally as large as that poliedat 'o# cif:tpe !delimit for local atit . eictifil:o L, :. s4 4 4 l l 4o,p; . , i i c k strange contrast to the ;claim: that , tiite Deme r , cultic party has furnished the largst ntufille'ref men or the War -- .2 -1011 . 1,,OVitii41"Still` fur-' triertitrengthenedwien:tith4teNinikte, t; the'miLitary voto.ayasi almOst unaninietu3ly; cast for the etuiditates of the Itepultllettii•or Union party ' lid:-he 33 0 0 40.3 4 0 1 kiiittl'oth 4116 P e t , "' oluallymiti4lnikOle:4ggt,uni4! t ae:bli3 Ik. inoaracy are doing the.ightingii wherv.wle,_: con tenidate the result in the late-stistsktmg Re., pu 4 ictintonntl i eti.:. i pi‘ootie . ,o4Yqt thit hie furn44 l l l 4 4 t: ! tWavel4ll4f444 4ii :± ll)l * ... o war, the Democracy elected their ticket by pow., ing!tiTe saute vote thef-poileelasklear; , and' yet' at 'r*t • ,I.re4delitlai,:„*o4o; j 'Ontre - 00e' eight. hundred RePubirca_rt„reajority t i,ln. ,4n *ter county the .4stineionnes. produced, the, same results. In Leharien , the' Reptiblielinte suffered: (*alit ,by the eatue ,?fic4 - ;or,l6ame, strereli, and ,in every liepublicausountyin'tbe, state our vote was reduced3W*l)olm its Presi dential standard;'hl.4l : inieli' - belOw, -t alikt, 'the vote polled at our ; # 4'o4lo44iiiis: - *fel l =tiers from such countles i . have found their wajl into regiment*belottging to . other ststel3,. by hich they estatdished their . - mitt dieran:' c out : . . And tkoettitieilthAnellif* the gr t Republican . noun:ties: :The _Republican Ito!. in thetiapelirovedtha Imanhninnt ttxtut=. be ,of the RepnhafiA(4q9l , oii; ivOito46. falling oli of the -gote,aiiiimi* and the, aigte:".. gate exactness -of the Democratic Arote•ltit the letti and thaelectionlor lieisiddiat,-intivee;' telly; #lfirii 4. ..i.*.*!li.i . t . ,i **l- 4 4 0 , .," 3 ,iiA. .- 3 *: m y were,Oatculatmgiwitbant taelp,)*Etts., 11 thin,gai •consideredlterada de , as , et . g l 7 8er i1i 11 61164 . /4 a"thikl74*("itif dui her et64,4,,,,0t0i, ratlipsll.4. The men who were elected onadOn,princlidea,. had confidence roil:mli in theinotot t because they Were *lima* . hit 'fee thirie men they were only 'l34ni • ponied to adhere to the .poliblt winch...has so in-, vigOrated • the -. federal - .adralnietritiori in: its , str.dak, to`4i 141. rebelllbn4al4#PreiAt of another;eletion will Prme, wiien, the . fna4o are more fairly, presented,: than , they itirere at the laat, that that cPeran*lviniiiitro sound on eveiytrin4plOiwol;reur l a publican platform. , """ • 21101PHERCI - • " FennsyXvauia 18 iwth , states • 0 • to Onder a good support iCt•a good. carpe; 444; her citizens ario also tenon& the last ta ask. of receive credit for au& iierviiii2 In t partierda4lbeir, have teen.exeient; - * . a 7 iip.o . uneelfialo in :all theirs letiona v leavingiO..ottierp. the 'reputation which , 4,44. arms achieved; and P4 e # t ? d. " l .4 l o' B i c : l T‘ r * f a.rm f t* thetrCquutr, ..I',AOforo4Og . . l . . fo4 rh4 t ine& authority: ••. Among.thosoirho have per.:, sonelly‘ !distinguished- then:AV:es in this - par r Bader, is Co'.'--='4'diribbift; 1 / 4 i1i01.4 the ltb regiment Of .BoO•tioee.niOntbii ,this . . state,,, ; .Wheii..t l ?•el.firat oPP,I•wAo ,made for aolliers, he mincliedleighthundred'uten in; one . 113 r into Harileltrrand'Whentlie inifertioufte miskideridending, 045 1 r, nae4t refwiesl•tai And,participme in the Wile of 'Ball Tian, the mime 1 tordei from Gfenx *Odioi4,ivrhleir S afreaeetOtWitiVpif'l*6 Pel4 4ik;: 4 etaQ of I#ar i .414414 an Col; Franklin's steff,.who commanded a brigade tight.'. 10FoiOt sl:o6ll.**** , ‘ p0rt. 13 4 1 044 - Vittliri,; . irialiti*:‘ , tBll4ll4 l and' which .was Only able to bag twentyhoraek and six Wheels from the -lighti..-4rantlitits Brigade .146.110:044*94:40464).,**49.14 . L Lad Col. F.'s report been pui4110,4,10. ,. 4 Ifaxtr mit would have received..M.Aredit for the and • with 'which he sought atetifion after his • r went bad left for - home;: and the gallantry with:which. hefleonducted bhortulf during 'the' strOggle at Bull Bun. . • cif, • Hartranft is now at• the head of a regi *Ont, which will be ready in =a , few days to be dispatched by the state authorities to Bach. pelat as may be direpted•by the War peparbAteat.' lie,cos{dpctQd,~ime<slf ; du~,°~ in the so will ColHartaufft .bear hinasoif when again , brqught iii contactiWier tilt4l; ; and! then hs'inihb'italif: l lllk ialtir ile• nb leek a credit to'his state th itwill be t!)linefit is F °l3 # l t• - .:: ;, film nue or Gmr. Sem; according tke the Paris correspondent of the London Sor e is "inn verr delicate state of health, and quite a`Martl , x neqoußien• She is not able read the MTh* • papers till some friend lookaover them, assures her that there are no evil tidings from the north, and. that nothing boa happens to member,of her fandly, 9f which her husband is not the only one ishoimaiskan up ants tattle.; fake " P f iTi t . l6 o dent} glyvi 10AN NA L TI9frok . BidgenOrlitardnialenrafttAPnat ii°l ‘l 4 eis .. a seettissighbatid Mom Stott& Paris. The difference i•om , lnial*hier ketts is very slight. FROM ALLEGHENY COUNTY. Arritn4 . 44; l oo. Our* and. Stair,—.Neseigation of gs the Penrnyleinicaßmae4 under Brig. Gen. .egitY, composid of 044famMighC a, Ca. Storn i h' b r ild Rertoeggimente.—Speeches of • Gov- Out* :4n4 Gen. ilegky. , 9otres , .ndenotof the Telagraph.] 1 4 514 Prriffstato, Oct. 17, 1861. The A • ttia t 'morning from the eaat, brought to this city, Gov. A. G. Curtin and staff, who came for the purpose of presenting the regi mentarfhtge,provided.by thettatecif=Pennul vania, to the regiments, composing the Brigal e 1110 W liai!Catal) iat i(141.771,0 sWitkins . Pthe .weather was exceedingly inclement and inauspicious for the ceremony, yet the locality for the presenta tion lin , 1 7 00 cP 20320 141 PeirlierLY; city, was deliety crowded with people, and presented a Eerie of animated beantylind military enthu -siasmiteldOm wit - imolai:l6 , 3lle citizens of:Me 4 city. The entire Brigade escorted Gov. in and. staff to the ground„accomparded by p miderit foitlieiiii ietafilakter Mid On horse: bark., among which I noticed Gen. Wilkins, Brig: , Gen:: Gassj and;;qlayor WilVt - .. , .- The: mareli'd tie Brigade . thifidgh the principal streets of the city to West:Common was grand anti, inqsaing .id the extreme,. ',and 'When it ruched the locality fixed for the ceremony of , presentation the acene,/mrpassed descriptiOn. . , . Gen:Keg:l i brouht the Brigade to order, the IGOiohels of the regiments to the 'Not, when .Gov,iourtizi, rising in his , Carriage, addressed nthe officers and men ea follows. en orPennsylvania:As the representetve Of o ur great State' lam Ebro fOlieit you before yil departure' to entelv into ihe servkiwof our .cbdulay i ,tuni to,oortfide ;to , you, the .ifonor of 're*XliVii4 a. ,; §lArAiill9,lamilcaß foci so ,in different to the com Mon promPtings of i)airio tit, of right, truth and sympathy, a stehg Mie n .. sib e to' deep 'emotion on Witnessing the depar ture from, their•homes: of three ,thousandltrue and brave men, who go,:forth to , meet , the cdangeiiOf- the "battle field ? and such emotion I .now fed deeply .-• ' - ''' • • , - ' l ' .:::The last session , of : the state Legisistureau .th*izing the procuring of. flags, to be i presented Smooch Pennsylvania regiment as it passes into. i all VC' Widen their retnin Ito bettres id Srhieh tit participated are to be rifitired , On theflegs, w ok-will be filed forever ins the archives of the &., give to yen Ilien„'iA4, 'iii,"i;eautLfiii • . i-iitiklhe -1 ./tinetikain eagle in the Ventre of -- ail tiara fielilV ikirrOmided 'by thirty-four - states' of this great oonfederaw, now • and forever: She flag of this , great 'nation of, states is an emblem of its strength and poWer, and to you I ,entkust it, confident it will net %Sullied. • Inn fen+ tunics (riot a few days) you leave your "native State of Pennsylvania; and go—not to Western Yirginia,,,fer the, nrdera ,beve been , buttecluiuge— Kentucky for, while et Wash ington h ordes of rebels,'.ied'on iv' men steeped {in 'treasonable ptirpesetc niehabe .the ' capital— in Kentucky they are hivading a .11tatelbyal to thelUnion and devasting the homes of her faith-: - Ad . • eple. But Pennsylvania, true to her.orig- i , compact, i goeit'qd defend Keidriblrir; and I no - stand in the presence of .' men , who go to d. .nci the friends of liberty there. ..- ' . ~,i , iennsylvapia lev p •bert foremast •tri ibis great Let r usliaasb and ask "Oat it is for. en beconk-biteillgeid• traittalla L loges its , • and the condition of the masses is con tl y imdering ehange in the ameli,:ratio I edi t iititeg: • b Nftietin'tepublic - falh, the citit n, ;• of of the , ;instates imtist : be - madiworse; for hy ;and despotistaJoilovr.' tla•this to be fatal „The Aoyal, peg:4. of Pespelvania, 3%C - foremost in the defende,of the flag, of ialiblic'''tchintr;•••troalitbri' he' in!d•idedge . I eir lives, their' •Ibrtiteti randr , tireii• !tiered ! ors" that wiiiletheLt4Y,44troan or a dollar 1 4 43 ia'a • w oo !11 . 1,1 : . aTIIIS ow sunned- Washington city—to three-thousand ore kere f rep t dy 060. gtintughY, trstitar &ars otutip read to. •ti ty-four hours notice, tothe defence of our .I , pp-rawly:WA I . l)ele ( loYerYSaacti the cinal goVernment,''an continue to Obey so long as she has men end means. ou etie Aficiarlepitrating from the ties of !• 0- s ,breaking franif the benefits and • Anew- ybe have enjoyed nsaler the. .govern-, t brkennsyliardi. 27 leiVing their& raerua; the flowing rivers and the busy worWepit our•nalive•statei! to 'proteet s sister! bt the '• edertteY• Pat what are all of . these' if !our ernment fall- 7 4f ntir constitution- is shaken.. fbnifir - What" are' . seventY-tlirse years of firokierityiiorth if henceforth all • • be-antirclilfauedesolationi? • One' day of Aitutional, organised libertyls worth a mil ; years in anarchy or bone, I: is; thee,' tb preserve the eseirigs of gee- . Iteit gd fortiit Gtr 'with theerful '4: . - ; ' your .frnilim will praylor jrott Ind the .. . : ons•of -goat men will feflow "ow. . :flight eousitind- holy men wit p . my for your succfss ; 'forwe hie now' engegdd'ln - a tunse`sidell Opt` tir the choicest blessings on it."'Go;' Baas Ite.l, to battle ; the commonwealth will rejoice at,four valiant; deeds, ifmecessforsk i p i p an d s lit 'home will weep for you if unfortunate. As 'tile( repuisentative `of this great commonwealth, T, 'den. stfirtestifinvnkelandls bleaiing l oft Yen a 4 your.(*use. ..Those you. leave..beldrui will; I a ,coOtdent,anstaitkaniil protectypcx finales i n ,! in ry - a b s t, piiiy" for your suaiits and k , a); ' . We i rigs; if Such toefall you.- '— • - ' :'Sicenbat4h, of 'the SeventY-seirenth'Penn .4l isigisuentyln' behalf of the state Tobin nt these colota to, YP II . and Your brave men Ps' era s them ,tlabunished, and bring them i pi. bi t. ...t,,it ,altain of disgince upon' their Sitwell, ;of. the Seventy-eighth'," to you I e l :ll_ Alia iVialtd - al eoll4r4 o f our nationality., W to c areful over your men and minis,. .terito their wants, that they may have slrefigth f F • ' Spirit to 'defend: it to the last. - o'.o o - .. . 1 •Ilaintright; Of the fleve nty-nintli.,` 'fnto . .yst charge I give : this, fl ag. Let it. be borne 1 heyrtouvinyfo„±urbed_tirstnrcittuyit.mi.l7ll,triilurLtil..ealieeiryetokrinzed.g. 'health; Lit` ' ' themin sib iniol'wetch ovdr tlitein te We that theylnay Serve their canntryvith 7 eti . .iliTigb*:—Yen command ilin3i3•thoniand a ht g n ed..50. , .,,i r 72 Z...:: , Y.I 1,, . u of rentetylvathents noblest sora.o 'have watch'. sdott . ivltile'you tonned this llodyof-tnen, and you bervillitut . the' protection of the: corratton weiltifiti yciur *cork,. 'Yon hive . &lie it well. an 4 T dow. , ;You haVelinvOrtipt duties helot* id ilicir yon . :haisbibeen tried areljl tun cent- ide t - .yon'.Will perform ' them We ll . , 'o Ilem; ettitliegrey,' victor, . with these men, or i dr. i eta ii i , st a m . , ..., ..,.: ~,. . 1, ..- ..,.. . e•addiont wan.delivered in a dear, full tene ..of7 ,4eica, oand , was:'repeatdly and enthuslatitic all* .2140E4- atliffeient`pointe nutlet the close.. Midi , the flags:l:lad Uenr• pfesented and. th e pojeuitir , lied conbluded,s Gen. Negley, in re- Alpcbse;"steppedtbrennd and said.: . o. : , 0.. , g ar' ..t 410./kev. - t, 11l becOniqs me: to MI6 wo 'nfier, whoa ita altiEl l tirei tienkbling with • wards. whiqh 'call" ni to ' Mend 'the sold of olte t acky ; but ' I will say that these flags atoll ult a rbe disgraced. In the day d battle they be salnted - bylltreeirasuird Minnie balls, twi , =Which me will **ohm the 'weeny: . we , da'sur duty asseldient; and ifinothing else 1 .wo o protnptuato.dalt well, it would be :the a . , o .o ', .edtoonsidecation you . , •as the` Chief Ligx .6. jive of the State; have plid ••us;• hi jour. -1 ' ' ownothautenuitaitutto placeinsms h an d s itheieincofts of the co lane reposed in - u s by• uttr i gotdsdfloixenmotirealth-...1,T ''' "" 7 4,r s' , ii; I#llllhaUghlNSEtiVell alld - Elambrigh ' t owbsdi, the•Goiretnois art** and• ' .nliab=Ma'" ''•u' " " , bldadYi pledging thaw se that ,the flags they bad jtaltelikaiwat atenld new be disgraced. a .. ~~ From our Evening Edition of Tester*. LATER FROM MI DISPATCHES FROM GEM FREMONT. = Price Expected to Make a Staid at the Osage. G=L I=l GENERA., SIGEPP AHVANOt. -- 1 44-siqp A BATTLE PENDING. Proposed ' ' .ii r acii6karitirt toil'. 'kitMilli. S&slMo.,Oc.W.ki A messenger fronflaistiliktilifitaaft tare. at Warsaw reached here to-day, with dis parch d Alcawfrom.Gen. „. iwaassividiad ihade slidifiliV.Cledat county, twenty-five miles ,from, Osceola, with ,twenty thousand well armed and . disciplined rroofiWand *Adige foßkfafth'inalir ' Qn the arrival ofFreparpNt r oS Ware*, the opposite bank of the Osakeriv**as filledidth reb4 horsemen, who were' dispersed by a few rounds,bf !I 4L 9i2 iliocje Rremant had began preparations to lay a pon toon bridge across the, Qspire Aver when the messeageriekluidltlithi engaied Aarmr would be over the river on. Wednesday night. fle *as &Awn:Lined to push on with the utmost vigor and` would'pintably 'soon come up with the; enemy and force him to fight-or retreat'. ' - The him', (3et:17. - - 2tordilietlilidge. that ail4Big3lveri basibeen lihterfdrwl-with , oir , the.lron,Mcnntain Railroad; sand, mo.irebeleam ,now lirlown to pe, near tha radi The 13ig4tk Wisconsin regiment . e, now here and another regiment with gajikk'Sehaftield. 'A'lntteirbt artillery is •understood , to- been , the ivey,• - which will make this.popkt secure agaitistatitack. The rebele are reported. Aan!) . fospe, twenty-five niilgs belowlere,litit ............ is known as to their' toidtbdeor iiiiidges! -I ''• • -•t • • jAdjutane Goland' Sinith • , informs me thane , has; raised .oyer' , .lo,ooo•, mew for the 'Missouri State.milida, and thinks i lie will-be enabled in due season to obtain the reinainder of the 0001 "A large' amount of transportation is now on its Way lere irom Heagguartert.iof the Adoance.of ;he Federal: Army: al Var.:at/4,0n the Osage ./ . 4er, Ara,,OcE. 16 . , We arq, here 71th parts , of Geri,.fitegel..and Asbotti's ' Gen. 'Siegel'ir advaneel lir already 'across the Osage. .r• .. • ; • ibis cavalry to-day had a skirmish r with > one ,the enemy'smortpd paf§alt, and took thcee prisbneis: lie IS m powiesSion of the bridge overthe-PontmedeTerre trivia; ' l Witl ihfaritry and artillery. The main body of the enemy is rep4rted to be forty-five mileit - distant. Sr. ticnnhi 9-,17.-'4lin - PtaiecraillearnsithA - 0 -, 1 Dr.; Winer, ftrgeon kifTwlgity-third 'llluitliF regiment, of Colonel Mulligan 's brigade, start e4 4n WedrulOgiar,ibY fixdis.o 'Anal Outs; fot General Pp4fe beidfigarteta,..iviph : an. offer t•S'effect the liWitYot Cordnelliaikah.tiyten .l.ering in his place the -cobalt oftieneral Frost, wl} wile theoaPtntlignfkOWP:4* - , sonfrom his parole of honor. -We 'hear, also, thaia like exchange will •bik tendered for Col. 13 - tienc:llt4l: - K7 ..q1", tt; tyr.ctJ-i. :iirrri A. i ii. =sl I= The, Battle at Bolivar. In 11111,TILEp. DValtia l hF Mr , A gentleman who spent theiwholt of. yester, day at Harpers Ferry says ' that the 'accomits published of the • fight there owWednesdayare in main correct. o.oe, The cannon captured : s a. fine. new seigerM,, ,mounted, Arid in good onler,,with Ceptlon Of a fracture' of one aile fight.' It Was - Stationed 'paten* near' the abutment of 'thabridgel !-.. when it was about being retaken by the re • - bets, a ten penny nail was driven into the.vent; which has alrewlYobeen The node Island hattery did not parf4pate ' in the light, as wiialtt‘ 'ffrerisiateit - Tfiey were steidoned oh' Maryland heightiq'alHd lfcituicl it imPossible to discriminate 'in. the. distafice.he- Wean.; fiend and t fee . , The, fight pro/timed froth the morning till 2 o'clock in the az tenioph" and Was a regular &Armtek With vary- i ffeTreb;ll3 when botly.prefased.qttroated• Into , t,helwoods, ival•at otber,timo3 they tirßyeAe federal troops 'bacli, main ' 6'loo - Wog beyond tlV'tolyn, (in. Abe *id to Charleston. • .. 1 •!,!. r•-: r , •-: .1 ..tit 2 o'clock Col. Geary arrived-with three poses of cannon, which soon silenced the ene luta guns putting their entire fOrce to flight. ' Thek .940: 11 ;4 1 litkl Misllts.kek,prisciller sari Chid befdie he . .dasospairbd 87 trete killed 'find l wounded, and had been carried-from the field. Theme was rtothing positively known tutto 2oL 'aley having bben killeCand it was not gen- Y crlxilled, ... ... 'l l 4o:EidersttromAinikimAxg4he ft a r alb Wednesday night ~‘4O yssparilay m orning, bay ing'brought acmes the river -the- - .eder of 10, 9 00 bushels of whest - ptared from the re bel s 'military depat;'#vbiblilhey were about to triquvatto' Leesburg. -,- : , 1 :J ri -: i ' .-: - 4 . :1 AR order...has given fgr.44,lvhsie (9rci1..0. 3 .re: ti t o WI katylsoLisfile. " . reit distrait othianed Milo . :' . le4be` t- feiv - ri g f ireeifienta *-- 4 .13a li var'gitiorthation 423 t ai ha • g reached_them that it was-the: intention of= the enmy to ilattmor ) 3PliTar.a44,4a44ol Fe • ' on e . 'Thilailay jught 'I bY. fits, - and ' they . *. .‘ all packing` up, prepithattory to' a- Bight i n , marylandl , Flsl. 0, infennOsstishas. been resaPred from time morning as !•97 11 e9* g' lo A ie l 4 was RIF:, ii ' . out. ..'' . e lit* . is Still too high to ford Snit timbal ' ' . : conveyediaiiroed in. LOME r The.lprigelliirs sifp 1. ed admit OA t:lisiefOr.ce.Vas two, thorrs . whilst'llie entire lidera force, u(ss only: foi hundred and sixty. The chang e - that 'lust' bilk . place In Timiler's Tarry 'and thaidirlidifgr • ' :- of Bolivar is reimported lia. most Bade au.fibockbag. Vrtin was everywhere visible; an..the inhabitants were bUired down with sor land desolation. ''''-'-‘ '-' l' . ittbratlgTilitie Senatbr - Allegheny' whci was7arrested isornaotimeitince,aed czKdedtA.9 l 49P4d;a ll 9XOCtlifr liberty of. State on pnrcile,*titi4 here y:eittierdaY in t% on ofble fledge and was arinitedlaat night be hotel by order of General Dix. • OM. FORTRESB MONROE. FORMERS ble'Baltimist,'Pet.`l7. ss gags 'Of beipereritiedle shirr ;ft tem tor ;Norfolk' Tor leiinhil*Thf daye4. 'n etakin eel from ihetrebehiiie feneitted co . adwgide Sciwellrs Pahtfi>tilippetuazioes. in, 31u00 'the febti trigatoilleerhlied** trotight &Tire ashdre arUacelbeektier.:. ir,.l-re‘T 4. .%dsSu arta ;Fll.; • . w ere 016fronitheleakessisktpiitraiskir here. Important from Washington A t" T . ..- -,-,.$ Gen, Olellan , liales a Reeonnoi : 1 .-.:: sane to Vie w 4 , ,, ,,, . Tneutnici„ n,,ita.r TO MANLSBLS. ... URI. ALL QUIET ON ''THE UPPER POTOMAC. A-LergelitnaberoftMeesele Run the - f _ COLLISION ON THE POTOXAC - WASH:MOTOR, Oct. 18. Gen. McClellan, accompaniml by Generals Smith, HeCall, and Hancock, and, sarong escort of reguisi k Pioceideri yesterday to Vi enna, which is five miles west of Lewinsville, and remained there several hour& The c ristioits'i shoit the. rebel Anny bang in full retreat for Manassas are founded on conjec tire ; at lei:lL - nothing of it is known in quar ters most entitled to confidence. As stated in preVions clisp4ches, a large reconnoitering T . party proceeded aciffir as Vienna, but returned e Gen. McClellan had quite reached the village. " • A hundred men only on similar business pro ed to Avondale, which is about an equal distance from Springfield and Fairfax, Court House. Gen. Wadsworth went within a mile and <a half of Fairfax Court House, with . -a compare tirely small escort. From " observations it was conjectured - the re'bel force there was composed et about two regiments of infantry, and a betel lion; of cavalry.' The escort - vas 'fired on, but readied their tamp without resorting to any extraordinary measure. ,•_ Frem a gentleman who is presumed to possess the beat opportunities of jiidgitfg, ills ascertain -od:that 'the enemy ; bas been 'alternately retiring tA'd advancing within .a breadth of five or six mall s of our lines. • • ~- B and 13illerd'hael fieen ap p ointed United ,Stn . District judge for Kentucky, in place of fifortroe, . who has joined the rebels. TheTreets nry fDepartment ye3terdal sent west 51,300,000 it treasury,. otes.., . ~ official. dh3patch 'received from Denies to . this morning , represents edi 'quiet on the :UP r Potomac. ' le a number of upward botind vessels ran the bel blockade last night,' and have arrived at e Naily Yard and at our.` wharves, among t there is ` the Government steamer Cce-r -, de n. whiCh toned' up the Government sloop Granite. They passed the batteries shortly af• ter• midnight. The tugs Murray and Pusey palsied towing,up a couple of schoenen' loaded 'with Goiernment stores, but were not touched. The Croat de Leon spoke the Pawnee in • Offekpeake bay. The Pawnee was not disabled as reported, by the shots she received. .A large number of vessels are waiting at Smith's point for an' onnortnuity to come up. The tug lONA Leshe while on its way down fast!night ran Into the Hugh Jenkins, also bound down, near Mount Vernon. The Jenkins ' welestruck neat the bow, and so crippled that she was compelled to sun into shoal • water, •pltere she rests on tho mud bottom. She had •eavalry on board. - • The. Leslie returned to the Navy Yard for a ,sce* to take the horses off. • • The Harriet Lane left the Navy Yard this m t, it it. in e new rebel' battery at 'Ember dreek Fs) ts•foui guns. q3l7:AbitiEß e ProliAtt . i• 1 t 1.411: at.l4 : N w A r ly oß t , o o t, 18. The steamer Pulaski was at Montevideo, Sept. all•Asidil The transporti.• steamer Virginia • saii4 this Afternoon , taking nineteen. Batterae ,prlsbners. .. „.., gy 4 , ,L R the Rev. J. P. Smith, In ftedimelatovi i :olli'litire- A e 17th ilailii. Jlif ilitiiiiiiiiki tolliiiisiliii 3( iLt a r , t. 0 wait Hanover township , Dutinhln county. . 7 , . ; A York, by Rev. Charlen A. Hay, on the 17th hilt., 'gr.:taxon S. BYRN, inif Mlee'litnesier .7Anz Lawn" e 7 ' 7 1 Th the 170 et. , by Rev.- 4. J. Martz, Mr. JONAB Curt t , to libe-MAtuAlrAlkettek, all of Dauphin county, Pik:: I BALT/m* Oaf 18. Rae, Robert J. Carson, Me., JAoon avow,, to InfiI,C I ABOUNZ i)Oth or 111440 Paxton MELD--FOR.PROMOTION BOt. sWiiNTED'AT ONCEPSOD YOUNG 'MEN VOR THE 3D BATT ALL lON -OP THE negiminc u S. Infantry, commanded br A. Stokes, 'the Patriotic young men of Pennsylvania abenld orig. erlyiembrace this opportunity of. joining this .splended itifisitegiment :Recruits will be uniformed and dlacipined as soon, as .saited. • ' " Plejod clothing; Food, Quarters and IdeditalAtteidance, freelof Sharge, and the soldier in tied Regiment is proniptlypaid. , Ithrimportantirr remember that the erg/falsettos or thisi ,Regiment _ is such that young men str t r i f have the In stint of fifildirs and who are inspired w the patriotic ardor for swishing under the folds of the old Stirs and Wpm will have In this Regiment the' opportunity of rising from the grade Of privates to that of a commis sioned officer in the 'Regular 'Army, as or third of the officers will no oaten from the ranks whe 'the Regiment .Lira ISt complement of men. - - All the pension laws apply to all m e n 4 1 the -Regular serried - livery sick 'and disabled sold; will be corn. fortably provided for in the "Soldiers H e." establish ed liy the Government. Apply to'_ 1 J. g..34YSTICR, Capt. U. S. Army, f 1 - "- dtechitiogOfficer 18th H. S. hstantry. . ,Recruiting Rendezvous "Rxchange," Walnut street, $a burg. Pa. • ,ao6t. 19, 1861; - s ROBBR'• FOR ,SXL jpiOßßale,:* gCod cart and on horse founyeara and.broken to barn. , will be sold onsaip (for want see) and pay taken In oash or farm .preduce. To be seen at,, )444191 ,WO• : : 0417 dlw • $ Li CI EMPTY, FLQtrg. ;BAR ~, L s. LARGE NEW. BRIG EMPTY 11.01:IRBAR.itlain good ITO. , lion for side b7t • Doo: Jr., Mo. SPICED SALMON 1 1 TESLAND,'V,BILY DR . TT,CATE. Put pny in Ilref 'Murk amid. r 1 i ~ .:111i i ) A ''-1 rry) kV' IM F! 41. 1tr1 . ' 11iPROVE KENT. IN DEN2D3TE - Y. Tilt. P. H. ALLAH/it:My .Burgeon Den tist, Xanarasturetof Mineral Plate Teeth, the eV"' teeta lhat , em ob b via racin tes g 'ex_ w eet hd, ,sbjee haf tio rat a : a te wh th e e la nill sebt 4o: ot a en irli t 44 only, of pOreaad Indestrectible misteral,there are, 101 l noerldestbr the accounettlatlonotestall particles of food Mid' erefOre,aoffertsiveeder from the breath, mum me, tal is,used in .their coostructien, thereoan be nogalsante sett* or metallic) taste. Hence the indiv ideal is not en. nape!! with sore throat, headache, &c. OMee No. 98 Nor* Second street, Harrisburg. a, _ .at 2. dly . . ; : ~;,.4 . :.t% :::• - fi. .' ;'.' ~..., . , .. , A.TtENTION .OF GENTLE MEN , le eidetted to °Or very large 'aortae/it Yr • yakionzieiday Itymbote of every dye and quality ' Atm? Ina Gm beet article manufactured 1 : 4 0(ristikitindieitr. %am . , .MositinopigeWjallidomioie-Oty , 14, stigma Eteinwood. - - mil ark NV -- .- .',,, ,: • . .... o '- '+-• ..t.: ' ' • _. _altagieliiiteril t Next to tits Banister' MAL Rebel Blockade. i Marrith. Arm Altai 26utrtistinents BEEF IT BEFORE THEPEOPLE THAT q KIMBALL,3B MARKET STRE'ET SELLS IRE CHEAPEST AND BEST BOOTS AXD B . lt oEs IN HARRISBURG' IF YOU DO NOT BELIEVE IT CALL ANU BE SATIS EXAMINEFIEUR ! O GOODS, AND y, WILL D IF YOU WANT LADIES' FINE GAI I EIIN, GO Ti KISILAI.L. IF YOU WANT LADIES' BALMoIIAi . wAI R ING :HOES, GO TO 11:11, PHILADELPHIA IF YOU WANT LADIES' FINE hIU LACL BOOTS, GO To 111 1 BALL s IF YOU WANT GENTS' EXTRA rALF DOUBLE SOLE BOOTS, GO TO THE PHILADELPHIA sif 0E si . „ 1:1: IF - DIU WAN!' GENTS' CALI' iIATAIIiRAI WALKING SHOES, FIT FOP, A uENERAL TO WEAR, GO TO IF YOU WANT BOY'S VERY FINI, LALF BOOTS, GO TO THE PHILADELPHIA. mik,iy.:.•• IF YOU WANT THE BEST SlluEti IN ip,E OITY, Go To KIMI;ALI , IF YOU WANT LADIES' AND (; EN (i! OVER-SHOES, tiliTh EMMA, In sb , rt, you want any kind of It , I'4 AN:, GO TO THE PHILADELPHIA :sk1011slul;E. SEX MARKET SIMI', and there yOU A.:!: assortment to select from. "Wu Truro F.!• Also 100 empty Shoe Boxes for sole ch.o, Oollittdanal J. C. \IBAL. C. S. SELLER, SOLE AGENT F(>h MITHELL'S POISONED WHEAT, To. Poison. Crows, Rata and Mice, CAUSING 1111.11 TO DIE ON TH E octl6-dlw* SEALED PROPOSALC", EINDoRsED " Proposals for F0r.,.:, , 124 be received until 3 P. NI., on ti 1 zt inst., for supplying by contract tor the Lutzol States : 100 TONS OF HAY, 6,000 BUSHELS OF CORN IN THE To be delivered free of cost to the at Harrisburg, Pa., within one week sou, thit date. Bids to state the price so delivered rid ft amount proposed to be delivered. The right to reject auy bid is rcsurvol Bids to be addressed to B. Pr RAIIiIV, oetls-dtd. Capt. &U. S.. c . s A. The time for letting the above has keu tended to 8 p. m. on Saturday the I Itti iast FAT , rD PROPOSALS, till the :2 .Jtic ber,, 1861, at 12 o'clock, in , are ihotot 1;.) supplying the Army with Beef Cameo.. the hoof, to be delivered at Cbarober,lam.-.. burg, or York, in the State of I'euu,vl awa. as the Government may designat , . Bidders are requested to comply in .I'.l draars with the form of bid published 1, , ..n, Government reserves to itself the ri.:.nt te pay in Treasury notes or other funds it 11. L ., ~.. bursement, and to reject, any bid and Gar ace atuse. No bid will be entertained unlrs the bidder is present to respond to his bid. The Government will receive 4.0)0 Lai . :re der the contract, and will reserve the rizitt to require any additional number up to head. Deliven% to be made wookly in such anti ties as may be required. The Cattle must average 1,300 weight; and no animal will be receiv , ,l tvL,,L weighs less than 1,000 pounds gross. No conditional bid will be received. The bids to be directed to Capt. A. BE, Kau. (1 EL 11. 8. A., Washington, D. C., and er.lol , ed "Proposals for Beef Cattle." FORM OF BID I, A B, do hereby propose to deliver to the Government good Beef Cattle on the 11° , 1 ff..: per hundred pounds gross Iveiglit. fir Cattle SO be delivered at Chambersbunit. Etat:, Surg, or York, in the State of PeunsylN ant I. the - Government may designate, aecordin; the terms of the enclosed advertisement Cattle to be weighed on the sealer, toll tile weight so determined to be the purchase I hereby agree to give a good and ,q,tti , tent bond for the fulfillment of the contract, and to receive Treasury notes or other Government funds in payment for the Cattle. The first delivery of the Cattle will be rootir ed to be made about the 10th of Nevetaltrr. 1861. ocl.lltoc-2.11 "STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW DEE • - AND LIVERPOOL. L..A.NI)ING AND EMBARKING PA6. JRA.slinates al QUEENSTOWN, (Ireland.) The I iver pool, NOV York and Philadelphia Steanuthr 0.1.0 Intend &motet:dug their full powered ddyile Noll iron Steamships as follows: alit OF WASHINGTON, Saturday.o , rkl . . l 60W, October 28; and ETNA, Sword.* Soveriiieor and every Saturd a y a , l o on , Imo Pier Itt ar NA= OF Melo,. Inltlr 1:1411314.;.. .. . $75 00 ISW 55A.GF: .. • .... . 8 0 0 0 do to Loodou $BO 00 i d.. to Landoll „P 3. 00 dot°Putrill...., $B5 001 do to Pali ...•i 3 , "° do to --urff..sBs 00 do is Illtuburg h.,, o 1 Passengers also forwarded to NM,. Bretilen, Rotor u"rievainkl'illpoolA nPehierens:Oni:ilaastirlitheeZse"tri:lntoluinballgertityure Cabin, toes:rbui,:rt,atoutsealr l s r , 1: 15, r if :,,,:in say.,:booubmy Stewageitinn: Liverpool $4O 00 From quoon , "" MP" Steamers have superior accommodations for r Sgellgers, and carry experienced Surgroos• They are oat in Water-tight Iron &Macau, and have late Fire Annihilators on board. lc* further Infbrueation apply In LiVelliaol to WIILLIAM INMAN, Agent, Water Street; is GE3,go,i ~ W l ' INMAN, 5 tSt. Bloch Square ; 12 QUeenstOWLl VIC. &. W. D. SiIYSIOUR dr CO. ; In London to ElVi , z , k MALY, of King William St. ; in Parii to itil.US ON:COO:, a Pig' de la Bourse ; in Philadelphia to JO 4 N G. DALE, 111 Walnut street ; or at the Company's ottlees. JNO. G. DALE, APO. lb Broadway, New fora. Or 0.0 . Zimmerman. Arent. Harrisburg. ----------- ocll4t JUST PUBLIS HED A MANUA', MILITARY SURG ERY OR HINTS ON' DIE 'EMERGENCIE6 I tield, 0 • map, and Hospital Practice I. D. GROSS, U. D. rrannau Main 111.117FERSON OEM COLLO/ • 61i6 AT nuulgarsis. KIIR4I.4IVS.CUESAP BOOKSTORE. ZUW
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