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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28

w. II DIX = N'|IHN Vl'UtIl'
There is reason to believe that Secretary Seward
has received a note from Earl Russell toucDirg Gen.
Bu lers "women order, 30 called. Il win proba-
bis be treated az tie note from the came quarter
demonstrating gairs tne stone blockade was treated.
TIE FRIENDSHIP or PRINCE NAPOLEON.
Letters from Prince Napoleon brought by the last
steamer show that he Is st the came devoted friend
Of the North, and Of human freedom, that he has
shown himself TO DO ever since q Rebellion broke
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28
m RrPnRTEp EeLNnH MEnIATION.

Nothing in tie oicia or semi-o.licial dlspsiches
by the Arabia received here tends to confirm the
rumor, OF which foreign journals are full to the
effect tbat France contemplates mediation in our
affairs. They, however, contain numerous indica-
ton. that Europe j. FESTIVE under the evils suffered
in consequence Of tlis protraciei war and is ex-
tremey desirols thar Il be brought to a speedy
clu.t.v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28
FROM WASHINGTON.
GEN. FREMONT RELIEVED FROM CoMMAN0

GEN. FREMONT RELIEVED FROM CoMaAN0
GEN. BUTLER'S WOMEN ORDER.
Interference Of the English Government.
THE FRIEIDLlyESS OF PRINCE NAPOLEON.
The REPORTED FRENCH MEDIATION.
Gen. McDOWelIs Campaign Inquired Into,
PROPOSED EXPULSION or SENATOR SIMMONS.
THE CONFIsCArION BILLS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-07
aYs HTU:ds o. LaYi!v ~.

TIL RlthIuund journals hkss sosu-e1 n
ton, oI singular boidCsss l. crit:c!slug the
conduct OF their rulers. Considering the
rigorous censorship to which they had been
suhiactac, tbs lu1tIcncs ID that tha setcl sI9'
eruueIt has pecome to weakehe,! Il pubic
oatinAtiou thai .ho prsss la 40 lonsvI altsiI
&c auacE II, y military dtaPntiaul that aut-
iers or is unable 70 chsck sGHt. ouIspuI:'u
tens,iora, Oh. tue pa1 ui public TfiLers. 10 la
tnif 1av 4, sii:cuilt. But not inefe!y il the
neN spxpers, but IN the army itself. docs this
nreuse cf discussion prevail. Il ws arr t.
credit rLu aT1deaae OF Sa!CG.uTe 6urIson,
who recantly succeedel III making h:a escaps
from ths rebel lines, the failure Of the rebel
lion and the restoration Of tho Union are
treated 81 forsgcne CONCLUSIONS smdEset tl,o
.sak aud hl6. Ths desperate thaa.Ia! .onhl'
till u tile gorefuii,'nt through tha d"Prs-
tiaGO;I Of It's papor, which haa now dtolt tho
,sn.s ".lue ns the old fienit ajsiGuA!E; haa
uoulllpi.e 10 much ne aoythlnR IN thu :cr
ing smonEsr lilo Sodi,TlS, Pad il Tile
etci.ud money, bail star7ed. clothed 10
rags, ald lubjec:s - h>rcsh'3s su1h as but
ley a:miss have ....i n~-ii called upon :" si'
duio, Il is ncl Lu d. ezotct.I that their Pa.
rrioLi,in--il pairt.tsir it can DO called Cai,
mold cut against suth revere tests I!reY
vsre PROMISED that ihey would be led i;ito
the loyal States. thure u reveal on their fat
ness Did plenty; but ste effort t. realzs this
pleasing expectation has only brought t1eo'
srealsr hariships srd dissppolntm"n:s. |;
-, therefore, not surprising tcat, VAN h2:..
j,i v-pscts 6efoIoit - Ih- winter -.d ihcreho'4
nara hshtiDg lol1 uui, tE" .;nd:heTn h"=Tt
x,Lnull bsesl,e idisc9ut..:-j, ni.t d'sPvbit!";
,rirg up ro prort by the terln OF grace o.
| tered 10 Mr.. Lincoln 5 Proclamation.
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~. .'l;:4U;nln" on srv.h7s Aspohr.

The I'rius1:l 5hia "lrqlirer' 4 ihs slzs
inst., paiij5Ls5 iho TePoft ii U,n StSa0.
ito Ito following aonnch!:
In another p3Itisn Of is ra' fi'iry III
aui1s," will Ge iCuTh Ite Rebel oId.Tt's
.,tt:iai iep55: ii Iii. reeenl raid into PeEns
5yl7anis, d IuoYetn 7nt Ehich il appears ori
sinsted ~ith General Leo: and Dol III mo
iurtil- hr,;D oi Gtasr Tins pTelininiry
or,ier sete lnIth Tie nnI1Ithncs Of N espsdl-
l;oa to lka,nbershurE ul lie icsii 1'cnn It
ihe railroad bridEs over tl.o ar=:,ch ~ tho
Concocb6afie: AID ui iar iI.t cten =! ahy
o.tsr poFa0l6 1alnazs rP"n 'thn errIny N
hij 10 ans u tr.I.cp fto tiGi,. =! i;il"rHl:-
ii,n relative - tia poaiI.-u Ur t1r%a II IN"
Uuion almy Has 70 10 Uot-it,e,i. h.Ifes Wtfe
10 bs seized, nud Stkte ur SGr"c:.,ua1t oh-
cials VITO night insdvertiy tal ;ut~ i''slr
y:,;nessiuu were t. be taken .}''lt!@sfi u be
uasd as hostages or meAns af '&c'-nBe.-
While Stunt wss to make tue ,aGi, Iiltoden
WAY ordered 70 attiact Gu: .tas towarIe
Cumberland, 30 ne 10 diver; .t!eutlUn 1r1In
the forda at AID above Willia:,apoft.
The report is wrlt.eD in -. usdAl styis OF
the chiyalry, and, therefore, :nntalns neces-
ssrily many exaggerated STA aInents, Lat. as
the ciicinI report of Stue't, !; is thy o'
preservation among tlu rr:.:i- o1 Inc kebel-
llJc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-07
.FRO4PHf Amy or fHc P0T2N4 1
EEpsu.PrEps ! n:iy Or rhe Po,ost,c,

1hMrs';oy sTe:Ing: U.''. s., tof-,
a forco o:aa...ry oslon:;ns 30 tne COM
u,and OF Gsurral ka,i.y lett CunosTianh
yesterday, making tercrd march into VIZ
ginia In search Of the retel ularauding CAV
airy who had been committing depredatlons5
in that section. Thsy marched all night ana
came up with. them this morning, cspt1F'n5
sixteen prisoners aud twenty hc1seo; aso OLE
hundred and nfty head Of cattle, whicn tness
guerrilas had stolen from tie citizens OF an
adjoining county.
+ The rebel pckats, under General Wslk'T,
at Upperyiile. were driven from th@t place
yesterday afternoon The Infansry weGe SAID
70 hsvc marched 10 Sn:ckersrilla, lhair inten.
ton osid.,f'!F tr'nl 10 escspe Ii tho i7xht y!
The Bluc Rage M"uasains, By way Of 51icE'
;sr's Gap
This is the only ncws from this section to-
dsy.
The orders IF the O3r:Tn:TdinG General CT
iiiz aT,ty ars being carried nit;,ity aat Iri:ht,
.sith ail Ioss.b!s dhspatoL-.
:, Tho rebels have d.ail"7e11 = portion ot The
rsi>Eosd running rom Cnarles:oTE 70 VIM
aGhsdter.
Au sid to'Goa. Lopss1es.. .,ha was pay.
,,s visit tC Fairfax. wa; taEsa l''sau": 10
Cav,
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IkS LkRESTS ID BAlIlMaUG.

tian. Vol wea 'ere to-day, and had an in
tarvie.r s,th the President with reference to
the resent ARRESTS in Baltim re; and not
Cav. Bradford, the President hss r.fused TO
orisr Lheir tslsnso
II is soriarelI, believed hetc that, while the
aFf.gts alluded TO were ;s,ada without connul-
,atinn with til. Var Department, yet some
vigorous effort was nscsssary to nip IN
ttr ',uI gone political schemes Of questions
Die ln,iivC and doubtful propriety. There il
crr.lil;y scInctL.ug beneath the purfsos in
,i,n nnndurt Of parties in Baltimore, who,
Hhle protesting The atrongsst devotion to
The Onion. ieaise t. rekiidie old party f5uGa,
a,:d restnTb ths rushu!ai,t sid ri"tous rsy!ms
wh.uh "nce msds tho ,lr:tie Of Baltimore -
bfsa ora and repruHcn
Crho,sl Wu"l'n aiisnii,isi ati"n Of the Ne
partu,ent o1 blhryland, has Challenged tho
a.iiniratinn Of Iha wh"lo Country. III hsa
rocuc-i Tho ;;!uts tn rond order md rr"p+ct
t., l.w~, a,ni has hn.lt up sttunk CniuI
,r.,;,,"n,. .hinh is best proved by the lali.
o,e II !he rtbels IN obtain sympashy or
l.ip III their rec.nt INVASION But thare IL
Ole thiag that General Wool w"ili NOT 90,
sai llaL is, to lend himself TO cusss Of indl-
rldi,Al prosecution to avorcs niu political
gr;ei., or ~ Carti OUT uhii'n .i'siS Tor self
ish purfofes.
II luudt 10 borne il ,uii tLAt ii:l,imore
IL IN ah lilr.mn.ahle .mi,diii,Il, ami TIN; riot
and hluodshed may c:df AZ any ttl"e iuu.
" ool has firmly Get in- loot down against 4
revival Of tho feisn uf eIn'.a, aud % dong
has oho VI tnat ho Knows liz p0llticsl parties
il tic psrioi nsucs Of his duty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-07
THE e. 4. SUPREME COURT.

Li;icoln has just risia ;tm following assign
lnent Of jliEas Of tho United :;'.les 1'ip'om$
Court:
Frat Circuit, Nathan, Clia,rd, Aasocia'e
Justice: secuad Cifcmt, Samuel Nslson- Ao-
auc,.t. Jnslce; Third CirrI;: Robert Q. 'Grief.
Asso.ia,o .iuriire: F"nrtk Circuit, Roger l.:
Taney, Chlnt In-titri t,fln Circuit, janus Nj.
" svns, .aasocsats Jua.ice; Sixth Circuit, Jhn.
Catr,n a asnclats Justice Si,venih Qitcut,
T1ost, II. SwaYn,, Assoclato Justice: 'tlShth
rl,ac;. UaFid Davis, Associale Jr..tl:s Nlnth
C...ui.: Galnuel f. Miller, Aasoci iats Jntat'cs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-07
Erm ricTiia.

4 piisAte lortor from Taliaaassa. OcluLu
Gath, sa5a: Our i5tarcousaa WITH A:uEi2-
tine Is completely cut oil,. Si17r ths affair 1t
g. jJh1;s blulT, .:is e,.e41j iiaa Geaa up tns
ri-sr burned D5. M.y's huuss.and destroyed
bic .t.,G, i;v5.i 4 tho hou5ss o7 Nj. Colus
ani Ii L:.in; K liz, aiIi c,liIei % Go7efnhr
Mossie5 : n=t.o.. Tines ssov wofse e:,l
worse, an1 horo Affords the orly uvnsols-
tion VS. have. We hesrd, JestsL>
day, from --, in kentucky. The army
is il nigh spirits. hut dissuGtcd. win the auin.
Ger Of lcr;es in kentucky"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-07
rslsrsor7lE5 DAY In Y.srsGpnH.

Governor Bradford, oi Mary land, haa issued
his proclamation setting apart Thursday, the
Ntb day of November, To be observed bG the
people Of the State as day ofgeneral tha";s-
giniug and prayer. Thn IL In accordance
with tho usual cus:om Ior niang years past
And 10 duu5t The G1T"Ii.6r's recommthda-
tiou all DC. f-ry gshess!ly obHei Sei. Ito
ia u.s day hss been set apart Tor snGiaf
pu1 so in Pennsylvania, New YotE. MaS-A-
chuse.ts, Maine. New Hampshire, Fornont
zud other States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-07
WHAT MT .

H. GaS York letter writer Of u. Ea!ti'
lwrc Sim ssys
\ :,u1ious case cams lp before Judge E'''
bour in tae Supreme Codtt yssicrdsy, ~ Tie
staps Of sui, t1 co"lrsl the trAastrr 3t d
Cow i. i.-iionlLic Innrch. Thr iacts u tht
Cast = briefly ,he7r: a SIR: Howell I'"a
ia ake,. N assiyarns'., ,.nn HF. 7o!k L. N'brs'
who rad built tho Chuteh aid t.ker p"
vslueG at 81 900 in part paym.0nr. bat NJ h"
saa.ai two negroes ln asid ps =, he bad greet
~ anendsa tho congr2s .t.on vino hrou6lt
tbs s,it hSa;lst hin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-07
kTeas"s CaE.p SIR :. !aed AID CsFFcc..iui.

\ ,iespa,ch tns :r.'n secciY.d hefe fan
(ien. +. j. .;.=Ea.f'. s'a't.2 rhst C.sh. St9"ru
with f.laIsL Lass brigade. surprised tbs
cslnp Of Col. Bald. aesr Leesburs; oa
55iuaay lsst7 TOOK s.ve1,y-cas prisoners sld
tic eatiES eacnmpm:It.
the iiapatch sl,o states thst tho e1sny s'e
concentcarlHs ia lsrgs foree in Louiouc COUP
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lsrtci.L nc-t. r.h To ,n: '1-tr.'r


REElrr, OGt. 5U.--A d.:.-'i": lr"u II ;t"as'i
Carolina resiGleut has arrived ~ithin our
iurs. he wss condemned 20 DC stut. to-day,
inr attempting tho aanrr thiag s9rre 1ins
since. He gays thst nnle ur; now under sell-
teoco oi death for struggling while cu lhn
march. lie effected his escape from the
guard house on Satu, day evening. and nid IL
the woods until tho cGant !" Al clcl:.
The Rebel citizens i'll Virginia. i'll an
tit i:'a,iun al uso.:ment OF the Gnlon troops.
te senlng all their tories ~ the Reboi
army for seryice, fearing they might full lnGo
cur hands.
Ger,rrul Plea sailton ii how sei2ins sli
,,o:ari to De found Ior the 0Ce Of ths Cavern.
m-nt WITHOUT reterru &c 10 the opinions ii liz
oTDui&.
|, has been definitely .,:Hrrainri .he- !hs
m.n body ot the Rc,,- Is / ts''ii Bunker
Hi nnd Winchester. y IL auIst a. ::nari,i-
burg.
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l.-ts ns;n nsns.aA REMS

Wa are indebted 10 the kindness Of q
friend for hles OF the New York "iIarald," ,"
& Tribune" and "World," The Baltimore
American" SUN ard sClipper,'' bearing
dave n.i iate ss FsIpAY, the rHlRTy-FIKsr ult.
VIZ annex the following selections:
FROM N.4SRLNGTON CiTl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-07
sELjIiC3i OK GOLD,

IT.: hiEheat premium q. which gold has
ha,T Id ID .Ier Yorh wdg re. This w.E
.ttp u. On October Is. aid was the result
,t :pe~ulstlor. On tbs j.. ot O.totsr Ii"
preft.;,.n rs 1923, 5!d oa the 25th IL was
l3lt
d. log trs gar With Napoleon Tie histsst
praa.ln ou zoid IN Enals1d wse i4l33 and !;
was ,eid at that pIise froa Dsceuoec; lcl@'
ui:i March. 1918.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-07
scaSs.D. FORMED yrscrIos WITH sloEL.

StlLknei.rhlA, IudIAulSI OCt' ~ ADO-'
Tie wA.l.uKtcn STAR Of 'h's rH"ni".E
aayr that iian. Rur.i'io las area,iv adj" -
jonu .lons l.s ea=scrn taae -! ~" IT,;
Nidge. ns'l furn.>t. practicLi junc.''.. " IA
Coz '!igeI, thc,, .,"sr vi pic4cts j@'n!nG.
in 9-.tnGlan.: of WALKERS Rc1o! i-r.c
fIyn, = ,o-.-,.,', -. dJch;.e,s iG cGl@.qirncr
or r,r ssp!di:} -: Goa. E.::asidn's uovslnents
il: .hsi >:irzcf:.. 80 ,to uot believe ae Las
!u,l.. =. llv d,ip,:ilou ii Suickt trtllr, as, III
81 :: ..vs.:. nc .nIht Lu rusbiuS iu!1 tho
j.s >. T.. Il t'!ella, -t,ny. but raIt:,'t a'r'o-
H. .E2.l et..:s :: C.p.:, :,!!e. ovar I've Alc&
a:::tal. srd y in.Lol,n. tuTnF'En
TIE Eehels rrnLnu- &c Gota,.y the E"iEa
bat.~.at n Hsrpet'z Ferry sni Winchester, OH
" oich Lev posted hla IL ~ s:ter crisai.lg ln;o
Virgin!s. We believe lie j. Gloving as f'st a
hu can, as Burnside anH fltz Jphn Porter
nk~o alrcady do!eat al h:s probable scheme Of
g.isnptins 10 surpri6. 5ise. To c3vsc it
pranutl, c. rill 1--we 10 p,ora ba1E toS'a.l
Rjct lalI Z
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LeTia v stzaly iaantor CT th6 mtateca
Virginia Legislature, and s,iisoI .: tho Point
Pleasant "Register" wa shot dasd u Johu
Hall, Presidsn, OF the lats Western Virginia
Constitutional Convention, st Point Pleasant,
Vs., on the 22d :.n'. Aa offensive SSticls
appeared i =. r,t, tee "cz:nst ia.
1nii
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ISIf,IrItST AkE.koT,

The .r-ci. r"rr>> phljant Of the "Tri.
tui,a" IL the 3Isi writes irom Washington
thai
Al ing sortant arrest WAS made yeeteT.
Jay Of parties carrying mails and med;cinsu
l., the Rebels. a wagon luadcl with sundry
,smIy btures, anj c7rriSgr, in wh;;h Wa
!uuni qurLue and morphine worth in :. :t;,sa
;lu,uDu were captured ly uur outer p,rkctn.
Ind hin.ynt intn he place. The u.t:ips,r;z
VI .ns: carr,n.e, VI. &. i. RAiIr. M,,. iIruer,
,ud Mis-, L. BuHknor s. lie ii. Arr-:t.u .Lt,
s.hrr.l.eu-
.iise Burkntr i."d ,sYo.al pour.da of quiz
nlnu and n. n.orrntre ,-cretad abOu; he: person.
Lettrrs Solo fo.hd upon her uu! Mr. Bailey
l i.n party It'd 'nc Znads nave t:an g.. Valued
T.. " dinstrn. The pa:i:es 5a'ac v.ry I.ea.
,A.,, uir.-.
i.., ~, 'iun ~ H. heir chafacter " a. nEi 10
iSoI uatiI 4it=i Their dtpstlure, but though
tho pro.uptne4o AND orfcc1oy "f Captain AS
.nusser, Chief Of s,.ff: Gel. T.poilaon, Pro-
vuat Marshal Md Captain Browc, as
sl,aat Provost Marshal, they wsre ::,tsr-
cepted.
CsPis!1 Tnso. Gaines, Judgs-Advocsu, Of
Inc llth OnrTs. having osSn ordsrsn &c
Wsshing,ou to .ssist Judge Hall. Msjo7
Baldwin OF tbs 18TH N. y. Volunteers tss
osea appo:a,sd TO fll his place.
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arircH roR IKE ALABlNA.

The United States steam slooP-of-sGf ks.r-
saga, left Gibraltar on the Both Sept fyT tho
Azarss, sad 70 search !or tie pirate alabama.
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ciyyS SoTICE N LrArE.

Tho tyltuWili- il tub ii6t ot ys'-"u3 -
~hoJn noii3te have alTaady tn,7n g.Teo /"
ls.ye tnv city oi t,lolnpns nader Uf;'": 80.
2S4:-
3ir.. C5.fI,.s C4:ccil. susosrd .; 'He obj
arily
.Mre. james Tarb!orr, husband &, ms .eoe!
a.ny.
Sira. !. T,7rJJ, Husband in The ..rs' AIRS.
llca. u. Oyyie, eldest son ID tne Tsori
army.
Nh. Thomas Howcrd, husband 10 tbs -otei
s7T,v.
Mrs. Jsckson, husbaoi in the rebel ar1.E.
,lrs. Black, soU in .hs Tebsl army.
Nj. M!3as, l.lsb7ui in the Teoel army.
!. RAJ: : ii IN tGs rebel arlay.
Ms. TTI.ai1id, two 5ons in the Taosl ARM.
i.c. Bel { 'narvsr, husband III the reoGi
I1s. NccaIioch. husband IL. tAo t.."!
rn.y
Pr. Ecaliis. ;rn-IE l.a' = 1ta amy. a!i1
very oittsr aHo s'1a;:ra'ihn.
Mis-. $ +. H,gkhs.i. G:.aS>n,! H. lie .osal
army.
jos. Il IN. L, 65Li ;1 10 fsc.l army,
n. n. dcrroa, eci srd 5oC-i2-isT il ror Al
army. g,
Mrs. Mckinney, soa in FORESTS saf, rsbs!
| srDJ. :,
Mrs. ii.7iwssthtr, husband maj jor - '-es!
lrIJ.
Irs. Cos, eca il robal army 7o.5 o!us2
secassloriEt>
Mrs, c. Nichoia haabah6 in fub''! Amy;
Sirs. i. ?. MutPa,, nD4LNhd aud 5oa i'll
farel ar5ay
alrn. * IionL hu6t.,ni III ii.'ol army.
Ara Trout. hushSni il isre! sruY.
Mrs. FT.y5ul 1Jtus, husband rrss!dsn
II viyl.r;.1- .,,G,Tuittrs and nuT az ths south
SIS, j. -. son sud hnsoaGd il tpIul
arc
.,,4 -, j. T. Ohstnberlitr, 6ou IA Gue.sia'
". -. v,"r.1wif,, brother in rebel s.EJ
Ms. 4. S'rear, hujLa:c st thr South.
Family oi Judge a '. Uinon, tt tie
South.
Mrs. Trariof, hu.,i:-"t ii .o3al afiny
Irsx Wic6s, naska:,i in icnc! army.
Mira. Sillsfa, husb.G1 il fsbel arWy-
Mrs. ::aiu. i'are, liu.l..;pi nt 1he south.
Fausiiv q $ Cur. -. s., rebel .frnj.
CRITICAL CONDITION nF nrs i615tGf RELATION
There csn he no !on.t th-G 40 aro passing
through q diplllnatic rlsiS. tic result q
which will greatly i"1ldslce the direction
even thnpssh. IT may net Change ,hs result, "l
tho AL ~ the sailing "f tia last stsalier
| The a'aic OF feelrng vn ti.e pant "f tho Eng
| lish Gu7eIumeut Gae .r7n rAti''t"c!1ly lhah -
shy lAto p"riod befn,c. aIid tho frrsid dont :
1 Frncia Iusti.n, " hicL Ssr anticipated III on
) eiai i.ir:ea. jems to have hsi upou Tho En-
[ ti5h allies vf febeiun tho same btfIsih effs-td
Lich Il prod uc"d rsrs. 5utl. Hoith All :;a''!h
To tho Gsuis A1rrec III "ni''. !. Eait1 thr PC
RAD and ). ser "i l.:,i1...'.s -! :hr Io"sfh'
I1ent. 4 efr, .;,,!.cftt,, - ,"c1,ius of ths
| ciiii.i -; ;.i4ie :.a"-"io Hiid IL
N"u:.i u: -: Ji,os itcs: '''-. ln!3ih.'"1
| sh.u.i ,;ir :nIc!f ii rnsicet, pir:tHuh ~ th'
! c.uns tis.1 .,,ir III New J." :. he OF cha
r.c:er 81 j., cs;chins s5 I" ;'"h.'"t~ si'''i,
iu; u;.:,ra =. re;ai,!c cing The p;hivcfsir e f-"t
.:.a ~. ;i.l / u al parties "ha:o ttsrs d !
long aar gi ;ho better OF their Psttidt'aih ~
! i.3cm1ut ytc m..t stc,InoT ~Ill :h"" Vi
The Il rst eifs rs .: ri,- :!:'.lrr IN fraI:cr
and pnFsijry eve ToiA &c '-li!t 7" tn !:iiihe
| ,ii5ts iutrntii ,. ., t:,s J:.5.t I9%eEa ~ Id
rouc.--N. T.. %I:rsd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-07

Hon. Jui,rl IcTgd. uou Al intnr-.S- 11sh
the crcs...Ds ,u-da:'. :. urge the Supernatural
of fighting Low. Wallace 20 Il cnIuiusi.a hi
shr fisid. Ge is now guarding rebel pli.oisTs
Ut Culu abu-, Chs. Th= P'esiden, s'io hs
knew of NO res7ob rty La ksa csou ieuo'eI
and sent into axle. and IT ii h2ysd AT Wi
soon te given sn opportunity 20 ssaia Ai5-
ulav tbs heroic d.tIug inr witch tho HhGlo
coustrY hsTo tl,.nh I'd oilc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-07
Tx HAVANA 7arss on TIE 9als.nEsr's 7.ocLA.
NATION.

NATION.
iu. l;.ftg. lGava.EIi.sGr - ~ ~ t2S IA,
has tnr a.i ist az. i ,-:i.'::= tho var IL
the / uit.5d S,stss, L&t",S 4 Gsmo'A. Vla" vi
tha PrtsiI.ents pfvcnnati|R ,a"d ia eEn';i
q: the south. Il expreskss l;s opinion On tie
s.njec. very cautiously Snd IL . se!;it 'I
,lrofs:!ssa n:al1aity I'D csudor &c b1tT' par
Tea
Thc e.i1tor rssaIt. the Proclamation az
trifsa, f:;nsa, 500 Think il will ha7a littis
III 10 practical eliett III tic South. The do
bates ii, ,hS Etb7i CoESrefs on the subject,
arc there aliaueI Ii, and the spirit shere
a1inssd, ii IS thought, will give the South re-
rew.d at.onsta IA its resistaI;s to the Federal
Govern nsr,r.r5 on:Tn4t ng and uniting iss pao-
ple; although, AZ ths slime tllne. tco Disrc il
esrteiG, it will leni ,esi. sd i;,:"cily ai.j
nht.rG;y hJtn pI11!=~.
TIE ssn,s paper, ci tae c0:;, !.ss Il rev's"
Of tbs :.,upslsls III tLs East aud Wesi,
wnica do rot Promise, tas editor i:iukH,
SO we1 ioc tie Nunn rs lh5 laitsr would
p-ikn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-07

john ya1 3drao, i. a-:cspti0g the INIT"
tion to speak 4: RoEs On Friday, tses1aPhed
as follows:
I ~ill c.t.nd menurE st Roma On Friday
ct 90 .k-if aos ir Fort Lafayette.
Joay TEs OS1Ev.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-07
5uafLsDlH or aAHPER's FtRkY-AsrouHiplaG
DEVELOPMENTS.

Some new Developments have bean rosie in
che Court vi Tnqniry on the Hzrper's Fr.rY
su r.rudef II ~. ss,..un1ing and iinpl'-
cSte & .i.ss L., - IL Tat1 filled 10 'esir-
fosc, Sli4s at ;hc rr,p.e time, ior some un-
see .,,.,1nue res4"r,. This. howeecr; will I,.'l
.s-.r..o. i:op. ,hs r-tnnnshility Of Col. F'r1's
-uc,rn,lciirz Aistj i:11 iI*ignts al to- The
ri.ns h d;d, Mi 5i the Ana! sur.an1Iu u
u IL. ME-.
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The Gsai 81 taoftEth,

:. ;a,i-al ii noi: Spriass aEclco~: us Ito
tclI""n,s a"i.y II Ill -st"sfSph i"t:*t T"1
Gener.l Kos5naIarz 10 rs7,eial Fs1 D1r1, 20
the T5turn Of our burial party froM C0finta
few days sinca:
urAD7's ARMY oE THE MISSISSIPPI:
CnRIN7H. Oct. 25th, 1862.
Gousts Rosscranz presents his compi-
.snts tn Maj1r General Van Dorni coiunlol'-
ding uhcel If Two Confederate iulcru. :, iiu
sands the ilss II iTucs ard states that anp'e
pIcyisiob b,s been 1hade for the burial Of the
a.at, s0ri a sal1ier's l::tu.s will be PAD
them. especially thn:s 70 fs!l tlaEsly. a.
T.a,.r III Mau1Y's div;;;".' lad
iz,i.i.sd,) r 9. : RY.sCrG--,
Ai,;.. t,eps7al Ccl.'s.
tQif ial.1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-07

IG. p4ssess os psrsons under aag Of truce
s-twasn tbs tyro ccuptries now at ~.Tr hss
tc:4Ii5 c&Aaa!, fer tbs present, sa-7s ID t' .f'-
rolr1 p.rL.oEarh oi war- This suspension
grows out Of tho rsquiEiri0n OF tho Lincoln
Government, that persona passing from "a to
the United Stztss, ahali first obtain pasa-
port OF theif GOVERNMENT o. take she eatr OF
allegiance.
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frif :. lLa W. Y.:. II; ..a!d."
o:.crf .,uY " EEBLi PsoPEATY

c.,ls7# rs5 . Ice. is5ued cirectlnE THO occ'i-
,:us;. t.v :.raussn. pu.gnsss ci psvperty
il Na-hir::'c $ nt E'H'-'G: En''Fn 10 CO IL t.'a
,s17.e q, IA Eshe!s, ia, ;;ading nT' hou5ei
n. Ia,,,,y IT, Councodor- For-ati t:TG 70 Dr..
r,,r,ci,ns ii %, ore Ir Dr. GsrneFt. scn-ia-
law G: uar.5 = "i.e; one ~ William 4.
Snit:. snr:D': E: q nc H=nsl '-o1e'sss' '.;'r u
liz. Pu,ii,ps, ex-ei1tti Auditor OF ll4a A:ci-
sur: -ns CAy,aiii D.nnilg,o7: @S-':i q:
ii H.. csp.l police. and sc7e:sI olns's
I'll. 8. F., s:.c:s 1; -jI.r:an;.ia Gazalts, CT
8srt. 80. .ays.-
The ioobirS trs1s io 5@oi H;thont 'r:nfest
change "a "a, ra;;enz. ~hich SIC EriaHati :
,coiios ,v.a.c ~. We ro;s e sEi9 u ltt
b.:ca ar.!is - = &C., ccsh.