AMERICA.

Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 105, 23 October 1863, Page 7

AMERICA.

General tee .: has jl considerable rforce ptifeen the Rapidan and the^Rappahan^ L^ and -holdsr-All^he - mountain; j>Ssse|. , jjaniicipated heuiay sejida^OTtioiji^of| i 3 forces ijiroughjone ot the gap* to Gains-i yjg or ;Majnaßßa^l;in order ... to/ -attack; ' front and Tear; of, Ineral Meade*^pbsitioh; :; : ~-' : % I considerable, • Confederate cayalry, ■£c is in" the Shenandqah Valleyi :. X -J, Qene^al Meade has published a report „£G enie ral Kiipatrick, refuting General Vs official '^denial of the-accuracjr-of lode's r eptirt of the engagement ©f^uly/ j itFafliiigi^ateri.^- / ,:,''' >' :^;' -. :^ :-5 :;.■.;.?,: jl new /Confederate: iqamp shasJbeeardigort red at; INniey .]VLoun ; laih ? viiear GulX vessel wbich^passed Charleston on the j,bt of tli^-7'lH';^ugiqstr states thai^iF'ort Jaiter and !^he :ba(teri?s on^Morris Isla iia e pt up- a.^emfic bombardment v bnjtKe e deral pbsiiibnii ' . ' C- : \ '■' \ combined land and 'naval assault op jarlestpn :^*s appointed, for , the l^tti ggust wliich tlie" t6derais are sanguine ill result in the capture of Sumter id W r *o n e. r J! j*oid i:<cpv Guiiimijig's:-cPoinU-esertera assert; that the C^nteAeJraihßS havd poyed from Sumtietijarid have innted them on James Isla n.d. The uofederateai rare ' actively -at: .y^orlc -on t oes Island, with preparations <o defeat: c Federal plans. /Federal reinforcenienti ' colored troops ; continue to< be sent to liarlestori, ■'. y" .' .'. . ■ . - ■. Orders havebeensent from Washington irini'fcing com missionereto, visit the amiy | id take ihe votes;6f.\>tbeV:'ld'fra'rtirba|i>i(''f6£.' c State elections. - • The World thinks the reported deterination of the adminxstratioiif"not to' iten to terms of . settlement without the, lal extinction ofslayeryj-nor to hold any lercoui i ge with ihe Confederate go^erh- ; gnt to arrange a* preliminary; peace,! roves that ihe administration is. deter- ; ined to delay .settlement.junj^.raijtfr...t.hej residential 'election, as if ! --iS^ 3|»»rra- rjer ■ rned to .the Union beibre that time, the' tie-.of- -t4W. Republican -pajra: w^uid be [ u1ed..,..,j, .■'....,-..._.. „..» j .^^^i'-...'-». ! ; . :r -.-........ : .J ConsioeraT) le e^ci tenw^i»S.S»^i 7 jqaused.; roughou t Ca jifarnial^^jpoiS^gplated.: ling of , .Se>essionisilie^|^^^^Sasl curred at Vasalia, 'in the %6SmOT^^|t, • the State^^tglreen the soldiers and Se- ; ssionists* .^Tu*r . citizens were arming,! id cavalry "was Sent to Vasalia. Seces^! >n outbreaks iare also" rumored to have turred in .ififanta' : Clara ~ f and Salanp unties, iiortii-imdM^hof-^n-Francißco iy. The fcariigca^ions i-^f !Sin ;y4rkncisco The *ud?e r A^f^l^^^ei'ap^KjPurfied th^ i -^ov^iri^^oT^^^^K^lJii a ■ mt, showing that J2dißttidfa which |iay« ted the Dombcraiic ticket- ar^ •required furnisTi "more [^conscripts tlianM^^CPMP* *O-4.igtr' ct8 > P°' ting double the number *oteC"^The- report say s i^-Itis rfliran enrolment, .designed to take : put of •city ine-greater part 6% ilie ideinocratic ijeri ty^ahdfcir as as the draft basproceeded i names drawri >rere mainly democratic. is fra^d-was certainly-perpetrated-wrth-t the kao\yJef'ge of tie-Piesident aud^ j-Provost Marshal. : ,A-generalianciirre-)'nsibfe cabal outside must be looked to the Sonroa of this iniquity. If justice not done it will rrema n in -history as a Jahtic political fraud," The New York wcSdi Bays'^--i l< 3f a' ri«t Aand- 'anareH^mid aHse .out .of the between esident Lincoln and the i governor of^w . rk, the. country will hold U^ a rigid \ ikon ing the two actors playrng political * Rts-so full pf -.peril, to domestic peace and \ i very existence of the nation." !