The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-11-05

there was frost IN New Of11Gu zfwD
erouad was white, and the ladies had bess
wearing fars for several days because of
the cold III
The total Federal loss - thS battle Of
Corinth, II killea, woundsd and missing,
a. officially gives, foots ~ two tAeussad
three hundred aad Gfty -uins
A Washington dispasch says The stamps
for tslegraphic msssagss. are- nor. r1ndI =
for distribution, and penalties will b ca
forcsd after the lapse of rsasonable tine
Ito get thsm into uss. q
The President has determined that Al -
troops, West a. wellas East, shall be we'll
clad and promptly paid, and rsquisitiets
to secure these ends srs now being busily n
attended to.
Advices from Helena, Ark, report skss-s'
skirmishing 10 Of continual eccurrsnae H.
that vicinity. Forty thousand rsbels ~ (
reported to be threatening the Federal
position, and there are strong iadicatisass
that fight will soon occur.
| The Winslow House, in st. Paul, Min.
nesota, together with DR.. Gaines drug
store, was destroyed BY Gro on the llfh
inst. The hotel was unoceupisd Los
s22, ,O00- -
/ The trial Of Major McKinstry BY court
martial in st. Louis, reached its twentieth &
Iday on the 18th mat It drags heavily.
i The Secretary of War has ordersd thai.
no more contrabands bc sent into he
State of Illinoisl Will he do the ssSasf
good turn for Ohio2 ss ,srs
The rebels arc concentrating in heavy
: force at Holly Syringe, Miss. ItisthosEAs
! that seventy thousand men will be gather
. ed there very shortly. The rscaptsss sf
Memphis is = prominent pcintin the rebelF
Bragg's official report Of the Perryville,
KY, battle claims great rebel victory.
: FL puts the Federal loss At twenty -kss
. thousand, and asserts that he captursd
! fifteen pieces Of artillery. A Riehmond
Z paper says that Bragg secured forty-sssens
; hundred wsgon-loads Of provisions. -
Il A Washington dispatch states that'the.a
: arrest of prominent Union men in BaitfzE
more, by Gen. Wool, for petitioninx fof !,
his removal. causes mach surprise, sn&
!" it is doubted If he is sustained, thoagA
his friends declare that he will be. l1hss
: Baltimore American, of October 90, said b,
I'VE seriously doubt whether these prs-o,
:, ceedings will subdue the dissatisfaction Of
our iOy1t CtttLcuc WIN tuO SAutkoty ~.Os-
!. :. ernmcnt in Baltimore. or tend to insrsass
- the loyal sentiment in oar minds."
John Van Buren sent the follswing
telegram in resPonse te IN invitation -
!: speak in Rome, New York: =
= NEW YORK, Oct. 20-I will amend
meeting at Rome on Friday at tive o'elock,
+ it not in Fort Lafayette, :.
,dI JOHN VAN BURES.
leI The Harr's5srg, Pennsylvania, Patriot
!. and Union. Of Oct 2s, says:
We undcrstand that the Rev. Charlss'
S. A. Hay Was arrested last evening". and u
Il to be sent to Baltimore to-day ander guard
y by order Of General Wool. We are net
n in..ormsd st the offence ecnmistsd hy he
Abal tioa Reserence, AR do W. ssss.--.
of While our courts are in opsrstiea. and
+ perfectly competent to punish any efizs
p- committed by citizen, We cntar oar SOL
as emn protest against every arbitrary act af
ali this kind We defend free sp,cch sad
rc the Asieas corpxs, and caunnt eorssss,
ID unier any c;rcum>tanees, to prr a:t the
& military to override tho civil law.