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, 1862-10-15
the bag. Mcclellan, in =. few happily
chosen words, defined the relations Of the
ass1asR tn t1so Gxa,-oxnnae,oA Tic na1Sasr and

the bag. Mcclellan, in =. few happily
chosen words, defined the relations Of tie
amy to the Government. Tie policy aud
purposes Of the war, he tells his troops,
are to be settled by the President and civil
authorities, and It h their duty 70 obey.
The orders Of the President, who Is Com
mander-iu Chief Il their law, which NO
true soldier will resist or dispute. For his
own part, be announces that ho viii en-
fvrce the proclamation to the letter, - far
as Lies in his power.
Such IL the act that has chilled his
devotees, and congealed their molten ad-
ministration into a river Of solid
ICE. Soon We may expect to see the
tory press tlawed out sufficiently,
first to groan and then to execrate their
former idol IS an Aboliionist, - an apes
sate,r and = yiol&.az Of the Democratic
programme" which is to procrastinate the
war, tire out the patience of the people,
exhaust the resources Il the country and
force the administration into q dishonora-
bic and infamous peace whereby slaory
cdn be sared, and the Southern rebel Dc
moc1acy once more enabled to WELD the
baton Of government and rule the nation
in the interest Of slavery. Little Mac has
ceased to be the 1t Democratic candidate
for 1864. He has committed an uppardoD-
| able sin
, 1862-10-15

and upon an ApI ortionmeut Of S63. Anne
Arundel contains, according to the census Of
1ste.hites, liza; tlaves, 1882; ffee col
2 :s; free co1oEed, ,s95
Thus II appearz that In the i've counties
which hare furnished fourteen volunteers on
\ call !1r over two thousand, the slaye h 1a,-
ger than the white population, and that Of
the two ofhe1 Eouthern counties, that In Ann
Arnn9a3, he Popni.a n q Which y more
eighth Of It's 4uota, Wills in Howard whern
the whites are more than treble thennmbero Of
slxye1 third Of the quota il furnished. Now
lock It tko northern COUNTIES. Allegheny,
the naz1oW, uaountafnous strip in Tie north
sesttn eotner of he etAts, bords1ed BY
izing' Baltimore and Ohio railroad On the
eonth, has done better than any other county
In the State Her quota In ! population Of
1855 vas ST. She has sent ]. 1863 men to put
down the rebellion. The census shows that
t eey SS' ss e ~ .2ss md 't tssS esl
ored. The other counties which have
more thzu paid in volunteers the draft
upon their pa Iiotism, are Washington, Cecil
and Kent. Their population in 1850 WIS
whites, $500, s1&ses, 4, ,694; free co1ored,
u, Frederick, the most populous couasy
fu1niahea 1,0l9 volunteers On cali Of ], ,3354,
and wculd perhApe have hiled up her quota
hur for the rebel invasion, had, fn 1865, but
g. 243 SLAVES in population OF Il, ,59l- Balti-
Eore city has furnished :, 5,sW men on call
for G,A while Baltimore county has fur
nished only 534 ont of $50. TIE former in
a population Of 2l2, ,418 had in $50 .,2l8
sl2Fes the latter in population Of 81, i35
has !, 182 elaEes--a contrast the more striking
If We take into the account the strong inh1-
encee brought to bear for the purpose Of
dragging Baltimore into the support Of the
rebellion.
Need We proceed with the comparison be-
tHeen the elaTeholdfng and nen-Alaveholding
I counties Have not the statistics already mo-
| ted corclneively proved, to the Satisfaction Of
| even tie Louisville 1ournal &nd the Chicago
| 1ipsfs tEat slavery hAs nothing to do with the
| rebellion, and that the Union cause finds as
| many supporters where the s1sve interest is
| strong ae where it ID weak? The adIutaut gen.
| eral Of Maryland has added one more gaia to
| tie mountain Of testimony, proving the wis
| dem and necessity Of the proclamation fol
| which the country will ever rek God to bless
| Abraham Lincoln, who has Lid the AZ on the
| rcot OF the Tree Of treason
| The four best army correspondents in the
| employ Of the World Are, a I Ana informed
teeirous OF leaving that sheet, nov that 1t hAt
sold Itself to the 5e5mour Democracy. An
other, E. G. Stedmao, the anthoF OF the tt0is
nord Wedding" bas already left, and K. 6
! SpaQldiDg, well known as very able writer q
lrSde5e, hrs followed suit
, 1862-10-15

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
0.E1eE OF isTE.ssL xEskssE' 4sss
ocl"ps'
GES1LENES: have received your !ettes ot
the 18th inst, and reply 10 the several ioqni-
hes made therein, as follows;
]. Persons who manufacture aftfcaes "Men
ART e1tn1pt from adyslnfean da'y, are nor
subject to license tax = manufacturers. Iae
provision In Eectton % Ieiatan8 10 NAn0ta sMs
t1Esrs, does rot apply 70 them, eoa seeJ NJ
to be licensed Is Wholesale or retail oeAets'
- the cAse may be.
2. BankkU, who, besides theif fesu'aT oas.-
N s. as dttlned In the Lat article 81 aectlo9 o4
do business - brokers, a. dedaed In a1tie1 y
Of the same section, should fe hcensea ootn
- bapkers and trukeEs-
5. TWO Or more layers IN acfuM $40 lessA
Isrt:er mp, requ1e pnt one Heense ao1 sa~1
part9efseip. ..,.t
L butGhe eoa otneis WY g ,a1;aasI 1stnn na - -
market pisces, OF s,oes, suoata " -. .'T4 60, -
refsn oea4effi toes sesi taen ~ea1 a;s,n,,a nu
csrts, gong 1fo9 mouse " agu~e. peAal
license Il Fequireo 1oF eaca Gait sou9 en'~
plogea: -..,,
O. 1ne e1eise a@ oese ptH s.S, ~4sH -
refpec- 70 ieeaclts ano oistneuuse 1naees -
PEE sohal property upon iee P@'ss8c' 'aiS Aa''
1e6. - .,
=. any person Naom me Asseesol aseHs
pfupe!, @sy a1se s9 " ss -, = q
nI,.,n ms1 tor n13h1;c insn nsction
Fectsser. ~ defined In articla s. section
r.. sre nat reGuired To- nav an advaiorem dqty
- A. II .-o5nots hut T., raGrira lfransa a.
, 1862-10-15

fionists In The interior that. TIE pro slavery
officers OF the enrolled militia are imposing
cne rous and dis1greeAb}c duties upon :hem-
It il reported that In Ste. Gene sicve, where
emsDcipAtIouists are plentiful, that tney are
outraged daily By the conduct OF their pro-
slavery neighbo:s In the militia companies.
Ksnsss M % On II The Testegn IN popdeF e s anothsr M
item In he count against using State militia
for the preservation ct alavszy.
The NeKinAtry ttal h proceeding slowly
SIN. There h / rumor that the var depart
naeat win shortly quash the pr0ceedings. Its
cost will not be Iei9 than go, 900.
, 1862-10-15

fB The Tory Times endorses and adopts
Thos. ]. Henderson as its candidate to run
against Hon. Oven Loysjoy, and calls on
all the tories in the district to vote for him.
Any candidate whose politics commend
him to the support of tlHt infamous sheet,
should not be touched with forty foot
pole by any Republican or War Democrat.
One thing may be set down as certain :
that the tory Times has received private
pledges from Tom Henderson or his friends
that he is hostile to the Presidents procla-
nation Of Freedom; else it would not re.
commend him 80 warmly and affectioua1c-
" to the support Of the Secession sympa.
trizers Of tic district Poor Henderson
lie must have fallen low, indeed, when he
goes to bed with the Chicago 7snaea. TX
will never get to Washington on that train
as il is bound for Dixie.
, 1862-10-15
The Indian War about Faded.
fEx,v,, tt,n a. pr11 nra-n 14shH

From the dispatches which Gen. Pope re-
ceived from Gen. sib1ey yesterday, 1t appears
that the Indian war, 30 far Is the Lower sioux
are concerned, is yearly terminated. With
the exception OF scarcely half-a-dozeu who
still remain witb Little Grow, the entire force
Of Indians belonging to the lower bands have
surrendered to Gen, Sibley, and he has, it is
believed, upwards OF 3,0D0 prisoners.
Pa portion of the sfssitons under Sleepy
Eyes, have gone of over the Coteau prairie,
towards tho Big Sioux River. Thess
are believed to be the ones who committed
tie murders at Lake Slttek and other places
near tie Iowa line. A force Of mounted men
are al1eadY in pursuit OF, aud will no doub.
socn capture these fel,owe; and the Ylnk.
tons, or cnt heads, who have been mixed up
in these affairs, and who have more partic1-
lar1y been concerned in the attlck@ On Fort
Abetcrcmbie, and the murders Oh Red River,
will be promptly pursued and properly pun:
ished.
This *i1l Ill be the work Of but very Short
time, and We may Ill sot.u rejoice that Que o
the most horrible wars that the world has evel
Witnessed, Is about terminated.
, 1862-10-15

On tie Sd Inst. he fell MORALLY wounded. His
ri mains have been borne to his former home,
at Rock Run, etepheusou county.
Col Davis was, 1t the fine of his death,
quite young man, being. W. believe. less
than forty yesrs OF age. As = business MN,
be wN prompt, careful, shrswd, aud upright
In III bis dealings; q citizen, hs loyod hss
country bstter than h5s lse, which be kacri,
fced In h:r cause; - Z MIN, he wS genial
md courteous In bis Intercourse With his
fellows; - husband, soa and brother, his
character waa i.Eeproeehable; - soldier, he
knew not whA: fear vss. It msy well be said
of him, that he vsa IS brave n lion, u gen
tie II woman, and rs true u steel.
, 1862-10-15
WHAT Will THET NO I

The torY candidate for the State 1t large
Jim Allen, assured his hearers at the
Metropolitan Hall meeting, that if As party
carried the elections and got control Of
Congress, that peace, prosperity, and har-
mony would be restored throughout the
length and breadth Of the land. But he
conveniently forgot to tell how this peace
and harmony we're to be brought about.
lie made public no policy; he proposed
no measures for tic amendment Of the
present condition Of things: lie pointed out
no terms to be offered or received he tried
simply to come the confidence game On
his hearers. Shut your eyes, open your
mouth, and have faith that you will get
something good. People can't afford to go
it blind in this way. He wants the tory
party in authority; but what does he want
it to do: That was a question tile cowaraly
kna1e did not dare to ans yer. He knows
tlat the treason in the North, Of which he
is conspicuous representative, cannot
beaz the Light Hence, he conceals under
defamation about what will happen if his
party be entrusted with power, the very
thing the people want to know, viz: what
b1ibes or concessions, what changes Of the
constitution do his party propose to offer
to the rebels: Docs he propose to send
arother peace mission to Richmond? VIII
he take blank sheet Of paper, and, pre-
senting it on beudel knees to JEFF. Dayis
beg him to have pity On the North, and
write out the terms Of peace? o.
will he Take blank sheet Of paper
and fill it up for the rebels. proferin:g
terms that they have not the impudence II
imagine? Or is lie in favor Of acknoHl
edging the Southern Confedcracy as ons
Of the nations Of the earth. 1t is high tint
1Ir. Alien would STOP long enough to tel
what he wants done, and what he propose:
to concede to the rebels to coaX them t
cease fighting.
, 1862-10-15

Conspicuous among the many gallant man
whom Illinois has sent forth to battle ior the
mslntaloance OF our lnst'1a'1oas Was Col
Sonn A. oasfs' of the aoaa regiment col
pasls vas 1of many 5es1s fesiaeut o1
stephenson county. Wnere he sesttd ABOUT
inc year 4e4o' Aefe ne 'oAo"eo Inc oeso'
fanon Of a'aFmef' 70 ~nlch ne lent N eaef-
", Industry and integrity which won for him
success ard the respect and esteem Of bis fel-
low citizens. Gifted with shrcwd common
s.nse and strong reasoning faculties, he natu-
rally took dep interest IN political m.ttes-
In 1856 be was pominated BY the Republicans
Of Stephenson county and elected Representa-
live In the aeEtaaasaFeA poAaaon which he
filled with 30 Hauch ability - to secure his re-
election In 1858, although greauy against his
own wisdes- On the breaking out Of the re-
oellion he 1t once gave bis heAraest efforts TO
sustain the govtrnment- When tho call loF
three years mea Vas made. he raised the rcgi
mtn' OF *o1ea ne soon a1tef*afo received tne
- tse~ - S.,. ~ @ae "a. w "r1. -,
a. Aus 's -. a,.saa. ~ 'na'.' s - am nSs, W.
, 1862-10-15
The F4fafe4 FttnoRefS.
~ ~. {rnN,Sn S%rfkHx4he

Editors Chicago Tribune
offer you the following reasons why the
psroIed Harper'e Ferry men are held for all
dufies except to fight sgainst the Confederate
Statee:
1st. No officer or soldier Of these pArnlea
men ever sigred = parole, ever took m oath,
OF pledged theif word Of honor for anything
ir connection with the release.
"a, The only paper connected With the p1-
role was the capitulation signed BY General
White, in which be sgEesd that Tie men under
h's command, when Paroied. should not
take up a1ms sgainst the Confederate stateA
until 1hey should be regularly e1changcd.''
Sd. The catttt Of I'D 3plJ, 1862. between
Generals Dix and Hill, Is N agreement be-
tween the so governments only. No man OF
st Of men have any voice In the matter, and
no msn or Set OF men can, BY the ruae1 Of csvi"
lzcd WIZ be held responsible, ,fn their lives. for
auy breach In tho cartel, Or tor any act not I'M
medi1.e9y connected with their owa e.ptare
ton at Harper's Feny, the only conditions
the Confederate Government caa exact Of the
men thus surrendered, Are those 1pec1aed.
naaed In the cApituiatiop, that they shall not
take up arms against the Confederate GoFern-
ment until exchanged
4th. Every ofdcsr aud soldier has ts1en =
solemn cath s'to oheJ The orders OF tbs feeal.
dent of the United Ststes, aad the ordezs os
The pfRce<s appointed over HIN"
Here nqw Is soaaetht1K positive, there u no
| duplication, no oSscoriY a5out II, Ard aoJ
honxst, cunsds4ent, patriotic EaAn will ata1d b
h& peth II iii haxzrda. The right OF private
Judgment does not belong TO the military pro
feasaaa, md any uua OF se4 of nasa, wn1 e,
up thear private opaasoa aEeiass The Posatiy.
it, ofkeezs, reader themselves Liable 70 soo ~
| ve4eA$ military p1Hp{S&meHk n.
, 1862-10-15

- Hon. E. C. Ingersou addressed large
audience at Pektn on Saturday evening. His
speech was veil received. One or two old po.
litfcal hunkers amorg the audience-belong-
ing TO The class whom Daniel g. Dickinson
says, have for years hung on to the snh=fs-
tence Department Of the Democratic party
undertook to cratechise MI. 1ngersoll, and
received answers that recoi1ed On the inteno-
caters with stunning effect.
, 1862-10-15

The SSH nlfRsts { ses:d Hsara sf Trade u
Tie B.ttles
List OF Casualties In the
Regiment.

CxpAs sR7txGe, NxAz PxxKyytax, Ky.,
October ., 1850
1wrtte Son line from th9 nsld o. bashe TO
give you IL" nasty no'es oa "a@ occurred
unoe. my own opsersA''on se'te'oay. oas
m'ssee' ,le s'.n, sops@ " ~ ~" .a ts.4 aAa
14me4e' Ut ''ADs '&'sa4s@a, sSo 'ae -f-1 "A'
constn, under command Of Ten. dreusel, Tor
merly Of the 38tb, left Louisville on the 1st
49, ~ ..+sr sa:,r ....chas c..,. -, -;th 49,
N'"' -AA 49, o'' ''''-@s>e - ~ .'''. ~.
enemy On 1ueeday evening" A1tef gong ln1o
camp, the 3G!h Illinois was ordered forward to
feel The enemy. About 9 o'clock i, NJ thev
a,s,.v.,ad ,hs ane,nr; !, fo,ee Ahont mn.
~ ~A.5 - t0A~~' A01s o"
rise Capt. Barnett's battery, I'd regiment
liliro:e artillery, opened upon the enemy with
+4,1;no aFec+ 1,,r;ny him h,ct a ,n;1e n bta
;, -. -.
cheeen pos3tlon- Being 1olhea oy Capt.
kent IN a heavy and effactiya caupouad,op
~, ~ - - s S
un1A abtu1 > oelock ?. m., "nen oen.
Sheridan, in command OF the 11th division,
discovered the enemy msssiug heavy bodies Of
men t,, charge nnnn and fake nnr hattArie.
nea ~ ...~ss 4po. 49, 49,, 80 ~. '., IT,,
as re we're Afterwards told by prisoner. Ihe
post Of honor, to resist the charge of the
emmy. wsx av.,ded tn Gen. G+eusel and b,s
A-:..s. T1,a oc.h rr,,u.;. .-a..o1 e.
ward to resist the shock. They held their
nofition. upder command Of Capt Miller of
s,roro ~, IN h,11 ,,n,, whfoh +ba ha++sr;o,
0o'o'e w @s!e ILL 'p"n "A.sa WIG oAsset'0s
we're placed, against whole brigade OF
infantry AID regiment Of cavalry, until their
a-,,.,.,,,t.. 49, 49,,
~lnAuuluon gave oa'' raea tae osIo
YES ORDERED forward, Gen Greusel SHOWING
Inc ground IN person, and exposing himself
WILL pef1ect adn9 JFotd 70 the bullets OF ths
VIII ehont and neia ats ground Win great
gailantfy untl Tue enemy realreaDeo IN great
i confusion. One entire regiment Of the enemy
WIS annihhated 6y these Two brave Eeg1meuts,
and the day, 60 tAr as our brigade was con-
I cerned, Was won.
| At the close Of the dAy, Gen. Grensel COM
| plimented both regiments for their gallantry
| and good conduct, amid round OF cheers and
applause No man eTer displayed cooler
head Or more tnoomltaole courage than did
compllmented, publicly, Col Sherman, which
was greet9d 0! ne boys VIII nine roaaing
cheers. He said that GOV. Yates could not
have selected better mAo To command such
reg'ment o. 9rase Cmeago ooys: Inere +
~. hi,a a1 ta ba as ~ ~ is ~. 81. ~ ~ VIZ
| upon this occasion. I say this not to put,
but to give you the real facts, and 'ard
lie sa and Inc eeern TO
that their conduct was made tie subject of
public gratulation By their colonel ard brt-
esdfs ts eommanaer isend ta st Of casualties tas.
the two regiments from Michigan End Wis.
little or nothing to do, and doubtless would
[ have acquitted themselves with credit tn their
I rss1mrfiTe states I'D thev f,een IN the same
portion as ourselves.
!: laet9 @ nas gt92un M up tne oest o. 5eenag oe,
| (.LSsa,Ns sxa AZ ,os.t - - ~ 0,nto S,ho..
, 1862-10-15
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE
WA 8D.

There Is class Of editors and spouters
in Illinois, friends Of jeff. Davis and enc
mics of Abraham Liacoln, who are trying
to persuade the people that the prcsident's
recent proclamation, warning the rebels to
lay down their arms and return to their
allegiance, under tho penalty Of losing
their slaves, is gross violation OF the
Constitution. They spend their time in
denouncfng the Government for prosecut-
ing what they term tan unconstitutional
war" against conspiracy, treason, rebellion,
robbery, piracy and murder. We arc
among those who desire the war
to lie conshtutionally conducted, aud
We have searched the Constitution carefully
to find the section or clause that forbils
tue President, in his capacity as comman-
de1-in-chief Of the army and navy and Of
the militia Of the several States, to deprive
the rebels Of any property they may pos
sees, the loss Of which will weaken then,
Or strengthen the goEernment-sEares in.
czuded. We can find no such clause OF
section in that instrument. And we chal
lenge all the tories Of the State Of Illinois
including jim Allen and Josh Allen, the
Times editor aud Dick Richardson, to point
out The section OF words Of the Constitution
violated by the late proclamation o
the President We will pay any tory ii.
tie sum Of one thousand dollars in geld
he will put his finger on the section Of tht
Constitution that forb1ds the Issuing OF en-
foEcemcnt Of that proclamation; or tha
for sids him, as commandcr-in-chlef, t
seize the slaves Of any other property bt
longing to rebels, which they can use i
aiding rebellion and resisting the Laws an
gov. rnmept Of the United Statcs
There have been lies enough uttere
about the proclamation BY these enemies
the Union, under the pretensc Of defendin
the Copstitu'ion, and We propose to briu
the matter to test. If the Constitution
violated by the proclamation, the loyal pet
pie want to know it, and if it is not in
paired, they want this c1atter stopped.
, 1862-10-15
Gen. MCCLELLAN AND THE PRO-
NLAM4TN0N.

For twelve past months the whole tory
press Of twenty States, have made the |
= elkin ring Wit shouts Of adulation for |
Gen. Mcclellan. They christcned him |
Napoleon Ceasar Hannibal, and worship |
ped him as the child Of genius and the
1caperot harvest Of glory. They brought
linn out for President in 1864, and fell
down and kissed the ground his horse had
Ianterca over. One Of their organs urged
lin to seize the government, and set up
dictatorship, and dlsrcrse Congress If it
attempted to meet, and then, VIC suppose,
cren negoliations with JEFF. Davis,
and restore the Union by making conces-
Sion Of any conceivable demand which the
retcas might See fit to ask Around him
gathered cvcrg rebel sympsthiser in the
North. His name became their talisnau,
Tor future political success They fairly
da1kencd the air with lies hurled
at tho abolidonists," asserting that
the latter had embarrassed their
idol, divided his command, sent him to the
Peninsula to be sacrificed, refused him re-
Inducements, and plotted for his dcs!ruc-
ii h. Du! strange to relate the alteration
for "litt]c Sfac' has Suddenly ceased. Il
has dried up at tie fountain. The daily
incense Of the New York Horald is nc
mere burned. The daily anatl,cma Of the
Cbicago Timer on tflc AEoli,ionists,'' fol
moi giving him more reinforcemcnts," n<
1,nf.er ap3cars. The New York World
, 1862-10-15

--
Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tfibune] |
NAsH1saToN' Oct. II, 1863.
stlu no movement ol Inc aFn1y VI luz foto@
mac, although more and more frequently cooe
frpOrts that the rebels are retrtating-some
=, tb.n, being tr,n.m1t,ed +bro,ph off,c;af
" s, - aDA..,S,s1 - w.
aho nsny lnfousn unoAae4ss' eu.uno' tnen
Lees rear guard has gone, NC shali doubtless
hrsr " forward, march," from the lips Of the
r,aior penera,s commanding. Rat wifi mt
.,'tSa 80. -h;s,, .,a .n,aie~. .,s .,uo,sr
tnsse "o1uS' "1asa .1e eo'1'e.' "'e @"ssAs
expecting, come too late! l fear 10. fear
that the rebels will lead us a long chase down
.,1.,. 49, -;,,,,,+ ho fa-oo5 ,nt, -. a,h+
WIG saa"s' 0Ae ~ A''>-1 4e'o 49, y -
until they set tner own res1 ana OUTS lar
away from their respective bases of supply
n..,s 49, ...,.se -, ~
" Neu1aon" " wv io1k' wa. onn'. 0ss
OF that from Harper's Ferry to Rich nond:
If it be impossible to keep open the lac Of
communication In the f3rst case. will Il be
nsot;csh1s ,n Tho seconds In ofhar ro,ds
paceleao1e Ill tne eesoau ~ o'asi "'o7'
will not the retreat Of the enemy. IL success
fu}}y .naae, without another engagement, III
,o,r. .rotbor cnonce of base nm onr mart ,,4
'ot'e Ano'D~. 49,, ~ .'' Na4
Is mere MOI oanser IL" IN mAAang euca
change so much time may be consumed that
.,,., .r;r+.r r,ins v;l1 nreclnde or ha thorp:,t
ene Winter iasie "'n p..siuoe, " W 'nous''
to prtclude. the posslonlty ot 1a11nel ope'A-
tions? Such Weather as has blessed MARYLAND
ard Virginia during the last three weeks, is
tano 1,,si.a ~ E.r+n ~. ~ he-e int dan 11icss
ny - =. ~ ~ ~ ,o,rs ti,1r rea1nn vbera ,hs
| sas1 -..- - - ~ 80 = s,st;Sns3. mooniit
aims !" tee ~. 80. s..,.eo.stnsa ~ r.. .roh1-~
1aen.E, Jue. ne ts ~. rans.i ~. - anr,s
me iosos ale eeelsas; ~ t4S gs1sa. s - ~ eo1
mana 1as tveis Iurs lot !.t" macu 4e 80
tfacts tne ne"iy sII's1ng ltgl11entet inetaa'og
| these pfomleeo 70 oisea. ~ u40t olASs l1a"
! menhc n4ulEi1aofe iof snEpiiee o. ~! kiAas'
and with N army nneqoAeo On ILLS conta-
Ever 10 ne mattef o. reconnoissances
Gtns bstAs, s'gel ana dsin'zlsm&o Fath tae
smal 1ofces unaef laeH command are aHecI-
ing more And leafnipg more aoonI me enemy
than the grand army 81 the Upper Poso-
mac. aoa Msy nase noaeea g a'.,s .nAs s'esy osy
with trophies and With x4aAole inform ition-
From Ltesbnrg to the Ball Run mouns.ins,
and even the Blue Ridye and to the Rapi14u
and The RspPahsnosk The eons ., Il
ne ~ .as 10y pssr
the concentration of tneif forces efsctual1J
prevented. One dag upwards Of 900 SIX
and wounded solditrs are captured ia TIC
the Narrenfon hospitals; Ano1fer, gueFt1s
band is broken; ano.her, Wagon loads O
oacont ampo4anees % Wsses th ai,te5 " Mne.5 ut M
brought IN. Genefaay THESE e1pealnons g
out from Gen. eigeis command oe. on soms
occasions It Is Gen. Heintzelmaa's cAValr1
which does the WORK
OF couFae. Gen. baI0 could, ne caoss
stop these lncaasaoos psoeeedt9ss einee u
forces engaged arc Ill under his command
. but for some reason best known to himsel
be spproyea Of then II u even athr rne'
| by his fIi@nds that he has IN no case resasef
, TO give tne fequlsiee Pelassloa 70 M4Ae
, 1862-10-15

e Tho Episcopal General TriennsI Con-
vtnticn, zov In session In Nsw Totk. voted
b9 largo majority to hold fte next trieantA
sess3oa IN this city. It nesda the coAArnEAr
ticu OF the Hoase OF Blshops, which It vii
andoabtedly hase.
, 1862-10-15
QUE sr. LOUIS LETTER.

Expulsion Of Rebels from Southnest Missouri
Desperation Of the Rebtl LeaIers-ltens from
the S~ush<asf = Interesting Display Of Stale
lflRia-1hc Blair contest for Co'tgress-
Arfi,al Of Eontrudands from Arkansas-
Guerilla Skir1nish-Beanies Of SlarryV-
-NcGiaxtyy's 1ial.
, 1862-10-15

E y. +. IiAeeaE, seq.. postAssssF at
Catro, has bean removed, and bis oanco placed
In charge ofatVeelaS axeut OF the department.