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New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
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can have the honor Of death ut tie hands of Lin
coins soldiers" One Of them wss Union dele
gate TO the United States House Of Representatives.
Such ave the leaders who have sold the people. The
ashes Of their guilty consceDces give them no rest
while they remain SOBER they can only feel glorious
while drunk.
The alarm felt tn some quarters at the supply Of
sterling exchange in the South is needless. Its
presence has no connection with the purchase Of
cotton by British factors but 10 10 be attributed
cbi.Hy 10 the fact that the rebels swapped their North
ern exchange on hand for sterling. This produced
no very great amount 1t is true, but enough to be
blown into an immense bubble BY their initiating ma
ehinery. This, like everything elre in the kingdom
of Dixie, is an Dda-rubber subject aid has been M
laied 10 it's utmost tension.
Il is not impossible that we may have battle Of
considerable magnitude on Green River within
week. Secessionists here cay Buckner intends an
early advance in the direction Of Louisville, and some
Of our knowing ones argue from the fact that Gen.
Sherman HIS joined the army in person, be INTENDS
an advance upon The rebels. The report the other
day that company of our soldiers had been captured
in Barren County, by the rebels, was incorrect.
Only seven men were taken.
Gen. Sherman las taken the field in person, on
the Nashyie Railroad. There ia n rumor this morn
ing that I5 900 rebels have crossed Green River, and
are advancing toward Louisville.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
xAeONYrs CHARGE AT SPRINGFIELD.
Fro@ Tie 81 Los.l. Der,ec,as

Mary VIII regard the recent daring exploit Of
MAJ. lagonyi ana his intrepid band - savorine con-
naderaoiy OF raahness Were IL not that tho inteE.
ence 10 clearly authentic, being ofcisliy transmit
sed, Il might well be doubted. The fact upq uesion.
ably is, however, that force Of onIy $50 dr,goon,
deliberately charged upon full fourteen times their
nnmber OF infantry, and comp etely routed .hsrn.
prised Of their enemy's approach. and wero drawn
ap ia battle array 10 receive them. II is further no.
siceable that Zagonyi was under no neeessi,y Of in
eurrug the peril OF such odds against him. and could
honorably have Tefrained from the attack. The de-
tailed account of this extraordinary sair places The
signal vaor OF the sssaisntsn still stronger light
The Rebel forces bad been carefully posted on q
commanding elevation, and 80 disposed that they
were accessible only by charging down narrow
bne, and lsveling high fence directly under hos
he fire. Thus far the ar bas furnished no instance
ffnss dsuptIsss bravery, The route Of The aIDassd
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
RAILS BLUFF IN THE WEST.

The 81. Louis Democrat closes an editorial no'iee
of the disastrous affair at Balls Bluff or Etwsrdss
Ferry, in the following caustic style:
Denlorable as is this reverse, we believe It will
soon be abundantly compensated for by decisive sue
cess. live were disposed to harsh oepsuIe, the
affair would furnish abundant material Our only
object IL 10 call 10 IL the at eDtion OF those wse men
OF the East who have latt+rly been giving 30 much
of their time and labors TO tho alleged mismaDage-
ment in the West. Where aJe Springfield aud Lex
ington now Are they not, as disat'srs, completely
ecliosed by this blundering excursion scross The
Potomac Was any thing halt DO iootsh ever done
in this Western Department Nothisg IN all It's
annals begins to equal this strange, this murderous
movement. Was it not kpogn that the enemy
could easily send heavy re-enforcements 70 Inc
Threatened point Was it not certain that 10 oc
cupy thirteen hsurs in transporting tcnctly Two
Ie1imeuts across the stream would furnish bolh the
iullert notice aud the amplest opportunity TO the
ruemy 70 gather IN a fur superior foreeI now
strange that neither were re-chforcements oppor-
tunely cent 10 our men, nor means furnished them
for recrossing the river In the imminent contingency
of a repulsel This upon the Potomac, MIN our
army oil eome 300,VtO men within lew miles, abo
with the best resources the nation could iurn,sh
lavished in that especially favor,c region
In this extensive Department Of the West, Wln
is far-stretcbing ines and remote posts 10 be oe'
Tended with an immensely interior force, stinfed III
munitions and transportation, not one such ihtiance
ment-has vet occurred IL strikes ns that the
country would now be intellectually better OF had
the toll and Iains expended in thwariing and defam
ng Fremont, in sgitaiipg lsns for bis superedure,
in arrtaiening him before the Cabinet, and III pet
uautly interfering with his wise arrangements tor
defense been devoted to insuriDg the safety OF our
troops and the success Of our srms. To have sent
needed munitions 10 the West would have been bet
ter than TO have sent committees OF censnfe Lere
A. it now H. our smart Of the East have some
thing near home that calls louder for investigating
councils and talk Of "courtmartiAls than any thng
in the management Of the We,tern Department.
The country il doubtless gra,bed 70 learn that since
the affair at Edward Ferry, pontoons have been
furnished in abundance for any siniilsr occasion.
Fremont has habit Of procuring bis pontoons &C.,
beforehand, aud would Judge thousand hives Too
high price Tor the happy suggestion oil pontoon,
IL In the number Of bh suggestions OF tins Kind
beforehand that appears to have given go much
trouble. We know not what explanations may
place The scow excursion Of The Potomac in differ
cut lights we only insist that 1t is much mois serious
and far more open TO sevsre sniusdversion than
suxht that keen-sconted malice has yet detected IN
] the stinted and abused West.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02

First Lieu,. John j. whitban Second Lieut.. d. e
Cakips. Gov. Blair has visited this company thr ee
tines, and addressed them. This Is the second com.
pany that Michigan has furnished, but che hf still
another almost ready. Vermont ha, one ore, and
Ohio two. Gov. Todd Of Ohio was in car Sp to-day,
visiting the boys from his State.
Pennsylysna Company c, Capt. JobA w. Dewey;
First-I.ient. Bankson T. Morgan; Sscond-Leut.
Hclace Warner.
Toe men composing these companies are all picked
men, skilled iD The use Of the rife "a has been re-
peatedly stated in THE TRIBusg This Summer.
The Michigan and New-HampshiTe companies
were ten das in Virginia but had no chance to be in
active service, only being at Lewinsyille and Falls
Church.
The Massachusetts Company ID has been more
kfortnnate for it was at the battle where Col Baker
v 40 killed. Although only a company tie men were
there put TO the severest test The attacking forces
oud have been outfanked by three regiments Of
the enemy had it not been for this company. Rebel
iat erery shot from our boys. None ofthe army deny
THE In fact none others were firing at thote par'ic
ular regiments, and the effects of rifles could be
easily seen. 80 far ar could be judged not a shot
missed. They 6red very rapidly even with their
pouderous rlaep, which weighed from 80 TO 70 los.,
and fully sustained Col. Berdan's predictions. The
loss Of The Company was only one.
The Quarermaster of the let Regiment 10 VIM. H.
Beebe, the wellknown Broadway batter, whose
qualifications for the place are excellent. The AdIu-
tsnt is +. A. wett capable and attentive officer.
When the President ssw our shooting he ordered
the work on the Government carbines 10 be immedi'
stely discontinued and our rifles inisaed. They are
the finest guns in the world, and cost SIS each
can add some Interesting results as to our experience
with Telescope rifles snd target and globe-ssh' rifles
in MY next letter. As general rule, they are not To
be compared with those which are being made for US
and one cannot irust himself anywhere with one
without bayonet. Revolvers are not only not 81
good as bayonet Lut positive ineumbranee TO on
raemen.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
A CASE IN POINT.

Asa good many people arc appalled, ss h,
prospect that, should the War for tho Union
20 on, we shall actually have negroes lighting
beside White men against tho Shareholders
Rebellion, we reprint the Proclamation Of that
eminent slaveholder and ssldier. Gen. ANDREW
JACKSON, calling tho Free Negroes Of Louisisna
10 arm for tho defense Of Nsw.Oresns when
threatened BY . strong British forco in Deccm.
Der, 1914. Old Hickory always went in for
using any club that served bis turn when
there were heads that needed breaking. Hear
himl
ASbREW yaCKs0N.
Pyeia~ssso = As free eclersd inASbsans u LscisiasS
fore deprived Of participation In the glorious strug
gle for national ngbts Ia which our country Is en-
gagged. This no longer shall exist.
As sons Of freedom you are now called upon to
defend our most nestinsble blessing. As Americans,
your country looks with confidence TO her adopted
children for valorou: support sse ni,nfui return
for the advantages enjoyed under her mild and eQui
table Government. Az fathers, husbands, and
brotkers, you are summoned 70 rally round the stsnd
ard Of the esGle to dsteud all which 10 dear in OK
istence.
Your country, although calling for your erertious,
docs not wish you to eogags Ia the cause without
amply remunersting yos Tor the services rendered
Your intelligent minds are not to b ied away BY
false representations. foQr love Of hosor would
you to despise the who should sttsmpt 70
deceive you. In the sincerity Of soldier and the
language Of truth l address you.
To every neble-hearted, generous freeman Of oolos
volunteering TO serve during tho present contest
with Great Britain, and no longer, there will ba
paid the Sane bounty, in money and lands, now re-
ceived by The white soldiers Of the United States,
viz: one hundred and twenty -four dollars In money.
eouuiapispsd sfassn and w,ystss viii alsV ~ en-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
COLONEL L. ID. BAKER.
BROTHER's TRIBUTE.


fo,l,w,us line. embOdy the particulars Of eonver
,stw,eu Col B.KEH and bis brother jos. - they par
An, IN ,le Colo, els embsi alton for The battlsiI
Twas calm October morning,
Long before tue East was gray,
Thut our Cbiec received the order
Swift TO marshal the array.
Lightly from bis narrow war-oooch
Gayly up the Hero sprung,
Cheerful 90 il called 70 banquet,
Or to Join sportive thDpg.
Promptly was each order given,
And before the morning light
His bellows and own battalion
Proudly marched 10 find the fight.
Az he started, l addressed him:
"BU,hsr! brother! mmd, to-day
You but do q generals duty--
Do not seek the thiekest fray.
"Tbink how much our country needs yos
Think your life is not your own;
DO not seek the hottest battle,
DO not venture iorsh alone"
"Iftbe day goes lightly with uf,
I'll deem the field orr owp,
TN but DO generals duty
Wistar leads the column ".
"T'ey are drilled to move like veterans,
And like veterans they shall tight;
Never while live TO lead them
Shall they turs their backs in flight.
Bot il overborne by numbers
Should We ike 10 lose the day,
II my own battalion fal'ers
In the fury Of the fray
"Sbould lose my valiant night arm
Ifby rebel steel or ball,
Mid the smoke and shock Of battle,
Gallant Wntar chance TO fall,
"Tben my own, the Senate's honor,
Western lands, and ey-Ssone S.s.e,
Tell TO me general duty
IL 10 dare soldiers fnte
"With the cold and silent bsyoDet
| will lead our Freemen on;
Othen then shall tell the story
How the field was lost or won."
vsulring on his tall bay charger,
With a smile serene and bright,
Thus my kind and valiant brother
Rode to that unequal fght.
Ny brotberl Oh, my brother
Brother that loved 10 well,
Othor pens must trace the story
How you fought, and bow YOU fell.
. was Colonel Bakers custom to esn Liept.Col. W
' night arm"
'ashfaefos, October %. 1851
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02

that You presumed fom the reports yon saw and
heard that yen had the whole truth before you IN
reference 10 these affairs. Very respectfully,
'TTI T. NJ. DAVIS, Assistant { s.Its sInssseT'
PAlodslpLLs, Oct 81, 1851
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02

cit was Colonel Bakers custom to esu Liept.ceL Wst
his night arm"
Washfaefos, October -, 1851
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02

titled to the same monthly pay and daily rssions and
On enrolling yourselves in coupaniea TIE Hs;...
General commanding will select officers for vcns
government from your whhe fsllow-ciiissns for,
nou-commissioned officers will be appointed fom
among yourselves. lla-s
Due regard will be paid to the feeliugs Of fteeus,
and soldiers You will not, by being associated Via
white men IN the same campo, be exposed TO impopss
pendent battalion or regiment, puruipg tbe pasb n
glory, you WILL undivided, receive the Applause and
gratitude Of your countrymen. l
10 assure you Of the sincerity Of my attentions.
anu my anxis,y TO engage your Invaluable services
10 .I our country, have communicated my wshes 70
" ,e ~oSsrnof o. Louisiana, who Ia fully informed ss
necessary Information on the subject Of the address
ANDREW JACKSON, M.,Or.e,p,r,l c.un.,a;0.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
THE JAMES RIpLED CANNON.

J.W. Martin, Lisutenan, commanding Sec. Bs.
terry X, 9Th Regiment, N. Y. s. NJ, in his Official
report Of the engagement at Hsrpers Ferry and
Bolivar, Va, on the 10th inst, says:
"Tbe latter the 'James'), however, In thin a.
well as other actions at Psitchards Mill Berlin and
Point of Rocks, at which have used them, ssd ,hs
resnlts of which have reported 70 you heretofore.
worked very badly. or the five shells that threw
at the enemy on LoudoD, two failed 70 explode, Ud
a, an instance of what great deviation Is caused Sy
the lead flying off from the shell, which is always&s
Gaze with this projeclile, need only remark TIA.
with the same elevation one shell struck half way
up the mountain, the other clear over Il. The esds
band would sometimes leave The grojecsils who!s,
aud ut others would hy of in small pieess-in ono
case not ten feet from the gun. You viii n once
SEQ how little reliance can bs placed on thOss sho.
and shell"
We notice that "a Of these guns have been orasHa
for the Illinois troops.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
Bone down BY the ~ ing.
WHERE ming 90 wa's rattle
With grosns Of tbs dying.
Th- .t.ll n. T.. Ixfa,n

Monster Of pcrfdy, ingrtie and 6end, bis name
will be eternally linked with those of Judas and Of
Arnold, and when history seeks 70 recount the
dsmning deeds of those who have entitled themselves
70 the exscrs,ion Of mankind. that name will be
foremost in the scroll which was borne BY one who
in the very spirit OF the archdenou, thought bet
Ter 70 reign in hell than serve in heaven"
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Use Osgoul's India Choag0gue,
use paschalls Asur Mixture So
For Weak or InIIamed Eyes.
u.s Brughur-ts Eye Water,
uie Poor Richards Eye Water,
Use lieckes Eye halsam
For Coughs.
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us1 Ayera CrrfTy Peetora
Use JaYne's ESpertorant-
For Dyspepsia
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use Peruvian Syrup or Prot Sol PrntoN Iron
u.s Comp. syrup OF Phosphaies
Comp. syfupof llypopheHphiies,
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For Hernia or Rupture.
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