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The New York herald., 1862-09-08
On To Wnsh.ngfon.
rprom the Richmond EnouiTsr. h,ly

lfr0Ul the lsCHfnuL1 Enquirer, July lb.
Richmond has been reevei, but Richmond n stn
threatened and will be again invested and assaulted
unless WdShHg0n city Be rfgorotsly threatened
demand The pr se1oe Of NcCietan for iLs defenee We
would call upon the people 10 redoube ther exeftons
supply army with IN order that Richmond may
be defended both here and at Washington.
Every required by Gen. Lee and the country de-
rnsnds that every should be his post TIE people
oesirc see odUdn0 utaL UPON WsesHoa; TIC 9oueYa
rae-a dsrt make thai drSnoe peace only b. scurtd
~ that 0dtUnc and lrf diu0rce only Be made bg
a,1rn0ds ar0gg'ers bark 70 ne army, and by flung tie
places of he dcGd ari tuJtsted oth Tecy9fits
The enemy calling for three hundred thousand
men white government calls for those she demanded
by conscs iption iour nths ago. The enemys
Uruts will never stand before the trained and disciplined
victorious soldiers OF the Confederate states Noiy Re
a. enelnY0 dtsc5elfLd and defedd his has ranks
in. male tler recruits ydW and pnfI8ied is hc mo-
naet n aFt ~ peace and ndDnaencs Permit the enemy
90 recru and the has 10 BE- fought again. Wc
SIGHT O Let not lose BY soldiers ggng
away "a their friends and tax or battles they 8ban.
aOncd and ns hts they away from No straecer
tel anything o the bates except what he ha1 read Ia
the
The New York herald., 1862-09-08
TIE PLANS OF THE REBELS.
s~~~>~~~-->~->~~>~-~~--
The Aggressive Policy on the
Loyal Ssalcs.
"CARRYIyG TIE WAR INTO AFRICA"
->~~-~S~-~>-S~-~-~~>--~
MARYLAND TO BE RECLAIMED.
->~N~~---~-~->~s--~~~~~>~~~
THE VASION OF OHIO.
Instant Movement on the
Yankees"
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0NOW OR new Err :"
"The Fate Of Carthage to be That
of Washington"
&C.. &C., Ea.

We furnish 10 readers In to-day's HxEArS . mSss
sf documentary corroboratve evidence Of the pars
strategy designs OF the rebel leaders In prosecuting
the present campaign Virginia and other portions Of
shs rebel territory The call OF President Lincoln for
hundred thousand additional troops has startled the
rebels they have attempted 10 exhibit
ncnchaance at that The rebels say. "whils
the enemy is discounted defeated while his ranks
are thin while their recruits and undred ia the
moment TO strike" Again, the rebel Generals arc
working the plan determined after the great bat
Ties Of the Chickshominy "Carry the Africa
the rebel battle "Washington must he ami
hated To carry out thsse plans the great rebel army
is now directed towards Washington which, once gained
the rehe propose to dictate peace from the steps the
federal Capitol. To carry out this design il evident
subion, ag hare hasarded eueTyhisg. lbs rebels de-
clarc their future policy 10 be ccnsve one they
propose carry desoti0n to fgsgidcs and make US
feel the horror and Inconvenience which they ac
knowledge they have been suffering since naugura
ticn OF tho roOelhon Nor are these oIsusve measures
70 be confined to Virginia the movements in Virginia
comprise enly ntegar 10 the united plan Kentucky
Tennessee, Arkansas and Missouri are to be re
gained aud large rebel armies moving III
towards these States, ana tho blows are 10
be struck al the time The rebel news.
papers escd 4. their prospects could cons,ran them
selves sufficiently keep the themselves bu,
indirectly, he they give VIII show diyuge
the plan which being developed. The rebel press
insist that their present military plans cannot fail unless
through she ignorance or blunders Of iho subordinate
The New York herald., 1862-09-08
The Hopes and Fears OF the Rebels.
lfrom the Richmond Dispatch, July 2o.l

Our prospects az Tresen are brga and cEcostrugiag
They only Lec oracG IN foiig negligence.
iot though exercise the utmost prudence and fore
sight; though we neglect opportunity and toreyo NJ
advantage though pursue every the utmost
extent OF the advantages which be extracted from IL
though energy in tho cabinet be worthy the
Jf soldiers IN the teld, must MI expect prorrci
aud arduous struggles styuagl. thai moy ordg for
ysars that VIII terminate only when loe shall
have wasted all bis his frantic Efforts g. sub
due US md shall have become ready TO relinqush the
contest solely because he Is exhausted % continue it,
IL IL proper look situation fully 10 the face.
ne not fc>r ourssirs ruth tie dcsaon uot our trIdii
are sayly ol an e,d There no. the slightest
shall be subugated, but the price OF
freedom Is eternal vigilance
The New York herald., 1862-09-08

moyor, Co D, LIST Michigan; J. vsneIi, %. X. esth
Hi ciss A. Gnynup, Co. h Goth kew fork. ,. IL
Go 7. 1st New York cavary II Suser, Go. l.. LIST keS
York cavalry hasor Co G.sth ni,ed stitcs Infantry
sSd fennsyvania; Godfrey, Co H. $50 ren.sylyAEla
Post r. Co. II, s3i tennsylsauia W ihayer Co. ii Ma
enEsylyana, w johnson, Co. !, 20 Pennsylvania w.
Bennett, 90 ID, S3d Pnnsyvana; J. Moher, Co d. l2ih
Pennsylvania cavalry a. Rodgers Co X 18th pennyiva
MIA cavalry y ldpscomb Go. ., 10th Michg'n r. iiua.
shooters, y Pibro Co G. I'd Michigan sLarpshoclers r
Hanson. 1st New HAMPSHIRE battery; y Boylan, On r,
loh Michigan T. Welsh 60 ], Ga Pennfy yyana, o. I'e-
mont G. Fuier Co X, Goth New York T. Collins, co v.
ll0tn PcnnsJ ivania; W. Dsrmt, Co. H. 0s, New York;
f. Cleland, Co. A, Goth Now York j. Clark, Go. A. lFt
Massachusetts J. Rsttory Co. l. 7lh I~,ials; s. Enry.
Co. ], 7th Indiana; l.. Clark, Co. D. 35th New York -
Morton, 20. IL, 10th Michigan 4. ID. Norton 90. h, 9ah
New York cavalry H. H. soper, Go. b, Goth Now York j.
Chapman, Co. G, Cad Pennsylvania. w.
The New York herald., 1862-09-08
Coroners' Inquests.

Fssn Ransom Ao-psSv--As of the four.hcrse
cars II shs Hudssn River failrcad was bong slowly
driven from the Chambers depot on Saturday night
l.sa, . woman, named Ann Wind, was almost Instantly
ksi ~ attempting the track advance Of tho
car Frederick Newkirk, the driver or the car noticed
tnc attempting % cruss and called out 10 her but
ra atcuton 10 his warning and was Knocked down
~ the hoes and the passed over her uiisng her
ssrsd froa her BODY har so-ci. crushed out sud hcr
saul severely fractured Death cnsucd alnoat Instantly
Ansr TIN deceascf proslraicd on tho track, the
driver applied the hrskes and used every means IN his
ro~er " peyent Tho passing over her. but IN vain.
Captain Mount u The THIRD ward lslce had the femans
gthcrcd aad taken 20 the station house, wnoro Cfoner
ihs eylarsss ssn, 70 sho~ thai IN. occur.
rcace ws purely seciacn,.i, and yerdic,
% thai &C.. s .e"sse ss ~, iss .rs a'scs,ca s,'.a
a Ireland she hsi or seme time pa. earned living
~ ssng fgaa Ia the fhisd ward and resided ~ 100
Crsnaweh street she hAsscft husband but No family
IN sssaraay auarsooa last German, named JOAN
Iaunsn nssat forty years u afc, run NJ ts
e1rnos u cventh avenue ad lcf,y sccond street by
=. tsrh1riy nurvd that da ensusi Immediately after
een. ,aksa ~ tbe Dcleyue Hospital W Orcer Kelly, of
lhs Iwoateth ward polre ne en arm ~ the deceased
80 ~, arsa fyUn h hoy, asa ha fka severely frac-
ta..d Jansen, s-t. hsd sfsn twice cjcc,ed
1-osa sbe tran nwsr Gown ihs road, but, reltlng
sbefa agsln Aicnp'sa y esve shs cArs while ,he train
wheel which Taalei 0vef and killed him. Deceased lived
a HusenberT ~ -, where b. kcpt bcsrdlng
hots.. coroaer hAAney ws nolhcd 70 hold sn inquest
On the body
nov urowxEp --caronsr wndey hsld inquest ys.-
Vrday AZ the THIRD wsrd station house The body ~
an unknown boy about slssen ycsrs q age, who was
found aoeisns IN ths dock foot ~ Barclay street. North
fvcr The body haf aaren'y beta N the water about
three % faar days. pccc ed was dre.ssi 10 Dark
e0at AnA pants no vsss, iuia Tuhbor shacn, but no
ss,eklnss. There we're NJ mafk " violence "a the
bpay.
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Washington TO DE Annihilated.
ffrom the Richmond Wing, August %.

This superiority of population was strangely over
looked last year when suffered the finest army
assembled TO Manassas, and gave the enemy time
10 drill their lcyies Ii pursue the policy
again shall again suffer. But Congress will extend
the consc~pion 10 embrace all between eighteen
and forty.ve and IL the then pushed, pushed
once and the cnemys country the leyes of the
Yankees viii avail them nothing but, the contrary
being little beter than rabbe rout, will prove in.
valuable aid 70 our advancing columns.
The essy Of Washingspn itself must be dnnhioted There
car bs no ieocc until that Of f0nsss ad trdsrs
sr eypinated Is bar 10 any satisfactory inerpenfion
ty roreQn Pooers, and poud forecr constitute bone VI
conteaor in the eret Of temporary adjustment Theta<
of Carthage Rs De that Of Woshington Ld "SoRc1sdH
kove one sct az H. aud 1 sh1u hSts t,oY, from
Luf fa,D1
The New York herald., 1862-09-08
Instant Movement on the Yankees.

IA rom thu rlGuuinnu Tres 'iatCn July 10.
The only manuer in which the "-old men, Of the
North formidable Il in their capital They have
sent much money in carrying Oh this that they
viii make another desperate throw 10 shat which
already gone They will not come themselves under
a1y circumstances; but, either by dratt enormous
bountio they viii raise tue three hundred thousand
ditional troops requested by Lincoln There Will be
universal sitting oi the whole North and Of al mankind
for .rif. ranN 10 make up the three hundred
thousand As for themselves, three hundred thousand
''solid men, OF the North would vanish Ike the
subs antial shadows before Stoncwall Jackson and
thirty Thousand C,i.iedcrates. Bu 4 the timc
for the SostA n striLx. Ld her mt poi dxoiher
for L cccamultson Of ",iJ-TaJ." Le. no. Ae
caemybe r1niVed 10 ddrdnce oaoaer foot. An instant
upon the Jankes, and s solid e tse N@sh
and hc,r sod country cs rantsh ike The basss faIrIc Of
r.Si0
The New York herald., 1862-09-08
The Rebel. ON the March 10 ,h. Oh 10.

ANTUsI
Let people take warning h rime. Let teu .tke n
for granted that Lincoln has will very eoou zet ali tho
he has called or and prepare for the cueT ency 1t
il WITHIN the OF the south 10 put k.eo N the
neI as large force the North spare and il = not
Ouy part u wisdom but tue dictate both patriot
ism aud duty 90 do II, aud that without delay Opr
armies tho rebcis) now the march the ONO
river aud they ghJud be cheercd aided and srcng hcned
as they 70. Nay God speed and favor them.
ii Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee would remove
TN theatre from their borders lot Their sons swell
our arnig. they advance pursuit Of Tho enemy aud
vcfy son thal nave an oycrpo.erhg ana iayncibc
force Is the Geld enabled 10 bid defiance to the hroinps
o Lincoln aud Gear the Confcdcgacy o. the hated Zoe
The New York herald., 1862-09-08
Determined 10 Pursue the War to the
Bitter End.
lrrom the Richmond Enquirer, July e.l

At no period in the history OF the war has the
vonederate government manifested a more dasbing and
negetic spirit than that which is permitted
oire the commanders of army, although that old
temptation. "forc "a Intervention" )" looms up even more
brilliantly and seductively than ever Tho has at
length tccoTae an edreu one the Confederate gouDss n
ceased all lCry ch the ret o the scorld and Ye1ag
upon right and her resvrces, is dsfcrd 10 pursue
10 the bitter end. ooa d 70 irlpr,ens 10 rstlish pe
movements fct,ot heing by our 1rmy 7he
pubic mss Be satisfied tot they ,Oise prcci,ecI and es
seritiat 10 the success Of the struggle
The New York herald., 1862-09-08
Th. Rebel Mode or Fighting.

Dr. ID. . Oliver OF Grant county, Wisconsin,, who es
capped from Richmond last month, says
The retei ran o. fighting is not sVh reserves, btt " rs
treas t me ed, ant thai in etcy battle regiments arc
regularly relteed ~ trh troops, oftr horing fought for
ltts phe IN ts r1y hojsd b ceGr osa and tire
dorm ts troops unde kcCicllon ssdo1a thai TIE
TAs yss hare conceniga nearly G their aroiLi6e troops
a, Ricsnofd, except 80 much of Beauregards army
stopped at Charleston and about thirty thousand Of
the same army lett ia Mississippi.
The New York herald., 1862-09-08
CARRYING the wnr into aS,,c..

from ths kichmohd bhpstch, July III
me circular uf Adulant General C0opr iu relation 10
The enrolment of oonscrps and the arrest of persons
abserti1g themselves ffcm The army, fUrAtgaes L0fv
~, anticipation y the feere cohdaf ~ tac ,ocr By
foownp thtc Instructions tho ranks Of armss viii
b. speedily nsd up and placed upon footing sufficiently
p~wsrip " over WhelA the hoTdes Of the abolition
The New York herald., 1862-09-08

monarch without regard 20 the "thrcc hundred thea-
sand piteey appsaAed ler ~ the oov-rssr a the
loyal Ssaes" The enrcVng oncors are zoa'ous and
active ths circular Of G-nen&i Cooper. we shat
,sake rsmg tase Of ue Of sav. me- get
shalt ntnuc 90 wstuees its on our os- sui
Thfs S.q(con tafisa scsf eysre ias rse a. fAs 60.
fed racg h ren Ud sargr 10 oo~ up our rcccat VIC
tories b. carTysno a. oar ~ ~ vy a. - ~ csf a.
foe Is te crGe Gf erY .daer. ad We are rqs y
"a observe tlat the orde the gvernmC4t hgyng m
view campaign c araiss.e. ,usy, arc 9fo.eng
saOS s1fLl1ry ,r~1
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Renewed Exersions.
(rr0m lho Richmond LusaEsr. July is.l

t'r0H nv =
The army anxious 70 advance, and win sdvhrcs
Soon ana Disgrace viii DO tie oi every not Ia
his place - hen the command "fvr~aIa" u gwen.
10 assault Mcclellan in lbs present postG, 90 o q.
vrae Marzasi idrsncs a9sias w1shsn s dor~f.
soLatscr Av osmplaas the faurc mo, d-.sr, law
our army rested and recruited numbers and spirits,
will be ready u follow shsir general wherosss be may
lead
rieorvls pscsecs'icn Of present sooesr tner
10 be the des,gps dad purpose ~ a.thostne. and the
ignorance thai exists tho public mind where thu
campaign viii point consider ~ the best iudcs
tions Of future success
Let all be ready keep time 70 the musc" that beats
for our next campaign.
The New York herald., 1862-09-08
rh. R.ble De.igns In the wsss.


HERALD, July -
have learned tho following facts 70 day concernias
Affairs AZ Richmond from source which csano, irdcsts
more particularly than 10 say that I have always
hitherto found 1t accurate and reliable and believe 10 70
be 80 now
The ncursions Of the rebels now being made IN Ken
tucky Indiana and Tennessee according 10 informant
tsfas part AND the preliminary slvwssAs fhe
Tsbrl campaign 0f the They believe that the
il will require large portion Of our forces Ia
DO kept in Virginia, that they now have An opiprtn
nifty TO expel from Tennessee and koniucky ell the
Union troops who reain there In doing this they re
upon the the active cooperation Of the people Of these
States for connected with the az egsnon
pursued by the last congress. They that the lee
pie of Tennessee and Kentucky Disguised with the
Emancipation bills, Coniscation blls. bills excluding
slavery the Territories and other negro cgslsisn
of this abolition Congress, thai they Will bo anxiou
to JON the Sothern conieacacy Bot neither The robe
succeed in gc. ing possession Of Tnlsee and kcntrcky
not, 1t Is tAc dspniaooRcf cf heis Ldery se,ata
possession Of ihe peninsula IN lt4inio iesoesn a. ic
and jams Tcess and Qf he ua0te of Tagsfa nasfs
Etchm01d.
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Thomas j. Grants Estate.
ORANGE ScOtt'S Estatc.

VTNESC .SVVVU'S ESVTdCs
tn + Subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon.
- Probate Court Tor the DlsriCiUt Washington Com
nisOuef receive. exami ad just all claims and
demands of all persons against the Estate of Orange
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e.emed nsovt and the term OtsX mont from The eth
lay OF March, 1862, being allowed by said Court the
creditors of said deceased eXbiland prove
speciive ella inns before us-give notice that Will
attend to the duties of appointment the dwelling
house of Charles T. Bal cheder in Planed in said dis
rct, the 9th day Of June and September next at one
o'tock in the afternoon, on each Of said days.
JUSTUS KINNEY, co,
IRA STONE, ooN IN
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THE subscribers having been appointed by the Honora
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tu.u,' next, at o'clock the afternoon each Of
"a
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