Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25
War New, Coc.den,cd,

OK the 10th 2OOcJ0 rebel troops were reported
between Gordonville and Winchester Gov.
CURTIN believes the whole cavalry force OF Stuart
might have been captured if proper measures
had been taken by the General in command at
Hagerslown, Md. and demands thorough in
yestigation of the affair. -. The Richmond rebels
we're looking TO prospect of early peace, be-
ieving the Federals so badly whipped at the re-
cent battles in Virginia and Maryland, that they
would not again rally. They evidently believe
all the lies the rebel commanders and press tell
-. REBEL guerrillas were burning all the cot
ton in the vicinity of Raleigh, Tenn, and COM
mitting serious depredations in Owen county,.
TIE rebel pirates are doing mischief on the high
seas. The slip Brilliant, and the whaling harks
Vlrgin,a and Elisha Dunbar had been captured
by the prvateer Alabama. .CoNaoRoRE HUD-
SON, of the Navy, died at Brooklyn on the 18th
-. Hooker has been assigned to McDowell's
command at which the nation will rejoice. 10.
Kirby SMITH was reported as having his forces
in battle array eighteen miles east of Richmond,
Ky on the 18th. :. THE rebel camps at Spring
field and Marysburg were broken up. SOME
rebel guerrllas stopped the steamer Hazel DeN.
on the Ohio river, and plundered her, taking the
mails. A Federal force from Shawneetown had
recovered them. :. THE pirate ship alabama
seems to be creating much apprehension amongst
commercial men, and the underwriters had ad
yanced the war risk for vessels sailing in her
track. She is represented as a fast saer, her
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Her armament consists of eight heavy guns. :.
OuR gunbeats lately captured two thousand head
I of cattle near Donaldsonville, which would be
used to feed the loyal poor of New Orleans
THE rebel Lee was at Winchester and Jackson
at Bunker Hill, Va, at last accounts THE
3 rebels demanded the surrender of Nashville,
& Tenn, on the llth. Gen. Negley, in command,
&declned doing so, believing his force fully com
*petent to hold it, THE Irish citizens Of Luzerne
#county, Penn, resisted the draft, when the mill,
tia we're called out to quell the opposition, kill
81 or five of the insurgents. GEN. JAMES,
r of the James pr0jectile, was killed at
81 rbor. New York, by the explosion of
THE draft in New York had been or
X for the 10th of November. Thirty five
ID men were to be raised. The gunboat
Ji1rdtanza was fired on by rebel battery off
Cape Fear on the IL til, and two men killed and
I've wounded. The citizens of Charestown,
Va, say that some one was we'll paid for the sur
Render of Harper's Ferry. The farmers of the
1 surrounding country had their wagons ready to
remove the stores. in anticipation of receiving
tae white flag. The rebel officers assured them
The day previous that the place would be surren
dered . ADvIcEs from Fayal, Madeira, Sept.
I6ti, state that on the Sth aud 9th rebel steam
zer (snpposed to be the Aia6ama) burned seven
@hal-rs GEN. PRENTIss a returned prisoner,
Nwho was captured at Shiloh, made speech on
*the l8th stating that the rebel treatment of our
4prisoners was most barbarous aud inhuman. The
#Government is preparing remonsrance to the
#rebel military authorities on the subject. -.
#SEvERAI of our most formidable gunboats are
reported in pursuit of the Alabama. Two thou
fand Sioux Indians had surrendered themselves
TO Gen. Sibley -. MoRGANs guerrlas are re-
ported to have occupied Lexington. Ky.