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The New York herald., 1862-10-06
rho American War News.

The news Of General McClellan's victory Genera,
Lee is received with much satisfaction by tho fcderai
party In Liverpool
The gave considerable impetus TO the cotton
market which checked by large arrivals Of Suras
The London Times OF the 25th OF September in an ed
torial saysAter recent cvonts, it is not impossible
tha. we may yet Garbadi eross.pg the Atlantic in
the assumed character VI American citizen, and dght
Jog tho subugation Of nation that struggling 10 be
free.
The London Post remarks that, to be consistent, Carl
baldi shoud 20 " the side OF the South where nine
millions people lighting fer me right Of gore,i,,,S
Gemsclcss.
The London Poa endeavors to prove the incompeepoy
Of General Pope by his swn reports.
The London Times says that General Pope by his Own
reports has succeeded In showing that there was one
man more than another unfit 10 have command In the
federal army It Is the queruous general who puts the
blame of every failure upon others.
The London Times has editorial highly en!ogl5tc of
the Canadians for their subscription the relief OF the
distressed operatives Of Lancashire II regards The sub
scripon as proof that whatever difficulties may pow
and then arise in adjusting tho relative obligations of
Great Britain bcr colonies the devotion Of Canada TO
the Crown Is real and active =, home.
AT .noe,ing OF few representatives OF London hrins
connected with the Manchester trade 10 examine Mer
memorandum favor OF s length, strength and beauty
which, in their opinion, rendered worthy o. the most
careful, study Of practical Whether tho manniac-
.ure Of DO economically and successfully applied
they leave TO others 70 determine
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
The Funeral OF General Rodm N,
Our rnovIDENCB CORRESPONDENTS.

ESV'ipkNosp ~. Ls Vcs. ~ ioo<.
kou,rfal AHesrdme Of Things IN Pyoviaexe-Obss-
qvies Of BISadir Gsn~ai Rodmsn aad LiraenaW
Ipe, dc.
To-day we 10 about the streets mournful and sad.
We notice In each o,hers countenapces traces OF grief
AZ the battle Of sharpsburg, Rhode Islands honor was
truly maintained, but oh at how greata cost. The in
tsgenoe flashing the wires that hundreds Of
our were sain and that Brgadier General Rod
man. Colonel s,ecn and Lieutenant Ives, volunteers On,
the staff OF General Rodman, wounded while loading
our brave boys TO the charge rebel battery which
had bcon source Of trouble end annoyance Gen n
struck by bali in the let breast which passed through
ami came ont lust beigs The shoulder blade Cecccl i
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
Personal Insellageuco.

d. Graham, United States Navy: B. A. sith or Dos.
ton; George Grieg, OF Philadelphia and II. whartsn
United states Army, arc stopping ~ the Metropolitan
HOTEL
Hon. r. Ross and wife, Of Auburn; Captain G. Harvard,
OF Norwak; Or. T. II. Bishop, OF New Haven; A. Perez
and Juan Ieou OF Havana r. Prescott, OF West Cam.
bridge; and H. Billings u Boston, havo arrived at the
So. Nicholas Hotel.
a. a. noane, OF chicago; II. $. Dodge, OF Mnine John
Cacf n Salem; n. W. Gardner, Of Providence; C. o.
s,npson or New York Hon. ii. u. babbtt, Of Washing
ton L NJ Miles, of Massachusetts, @. W. Keyscr or Iowa
and r. N Crane, of pbaJaloss. ore among ,he arrivals
. the ARtor uycse
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.
The Jura on Cape Race, with One
Days Later hdviceS.
McClellan's Maryland Victory As-
nounced in England
ENGLISH OPINION OF GENERAL POPE.
The london Press on Gari5adi as 3
Onion SGldier.
Sentence Of distinguished Ecrgcr
In 2sondou,
Be-, It,, ~A0
Bee,

sNfE IN'Fs Otft y IoD-
The ateanshp J.ga hcm ,yesto 18th, la LoD1oss
derry 2Gth u boardSa ~ tho ncWs yacht al nins
\. NJ. l. day er advicee ..a ~ later than those
by TIE City n washington
n. Nor,. snercan. iro.n sloner ari.yed ~ i"l.cu
derry On the aa;h ut
Tho political nows by the lur.. Il hiin .urtal
Mr. Huupel, late ilGhs, Member Of lsrismcp,,
placed r,a London, on the 2ih OF september,
forging deeds and The will of his father thereby pos
SO sing himself wealth. lie picaded guilty
in calm, egos'ical and apparently penitcnt speech.
lie was sentenced 10 transporat,0a for lie.
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Italy.

There was nothing relative 10 The heath Of Carl
baidi.
A large Garibaldian meeting had been hefd ut The
Stockholders Exchange, at wbchan ad iresswas enthns
ascaly adopted expressing sympathy for ';abald and
urging the speedy evacuation Of Rome ny the French
mass meeting OF the Iaboring classes Of london viii
be held in Hyde Park on Sunday, 2a,h Of september,
10 give similar expression OF feeling
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
NEWS FROM MCLELLATS ARMY.
A Company or the Finy-Fourth Penn.
sylvania Surprised and Taken Prison-
crs-A Rebel Encampment and ats Con-
tents Captured-Pursuif OF the Rebels,
sKc.. dSr.


crs-A Rebel Encampmcnt and Ats Com
tents Captured-Parsuif OF the Rebels,
&C.. dsr.
McciEIisS's HkApQt AsIEgs, Oct 5, 1852.
company Of the Tifty-fcurth Pennsylvania, who
were guarding the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bridge
Pau Pau about nslf way between Hsncoek and Cumbsr
land were yesterday attacked ny rebe force ana ali
taken prisoners.
At the ssne time a cavalry fierce, under Col MsRey
nods captured the epcampment Of The rebels bringing
away two pieces OF artillery ten wagons. and sixty
horses ard mules.
strong cavalry force under General Averi has been
sent after the retrsa,inR rebels
Yesterday Lieutenant Colonel Coburp OF General Nc
Clelan's stsG, the recipient OF handsome military
OUTFIT The densr was Colonel VIM. b. Astor. volunteer
aid to che Gersrai dwag the campaign tho peninsula
The valor or Pennsylvania Troops.
GENERAL x'cLELLAN TO GOVERNOR A. a. CURTIN.
HEApQrA ARrKRs, Asnr OF SHE PoroxAo,l
snArrsHuRG, Sept. 81, 1852. !
GoymsoR--l beg 10 avail! myself Of almost the nrs'
mseat Of leisure have had since the recent battles TO
tender you my thanks for your wise and energetic
tsu calling out the militia Of Pennsylvania Its Defence
when threatened by numerous and victorious army OF
the enemy Fortunately circumstances rendered II in.
possible for the ensuy TO sct foot upon the soil Of Penn.
syyania but the moral support rendered 10 my army BY
your action The less mighty. In the or
my army, and for myself, again tender 70 you our
Acknowledgements for your patriotic course. The
In which the people Of Pennsylvania responded 10
your CALL and hastcncd 10 the defence OF their frontier
no doubt sxsrciseds great influence upon the enemy
am, very respectfully and sincerely, yours,
GEORGE B. MCMILLAN
Major General, United States Army.
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
SKETCH OF GENERAL HACKLEMAN.

SKETCH OF GENERAL HACKLEMAN.
Brigadier General Pleasant A. Hacklenan, seported
killed Al Cth entered the service Of the United States
during the present rebellion - colonel u the Sixteenth
regiment Of Indiana ofe first of those
who enlisted for twelve months service.
Tho regiment entered tho service in June, lsel and
after the battle OF Bull ordered by General Nc
Cellan report to General Banks the neghborhood Of
Harpers Ferry. ~ some time the regiment sta
the first Of August, organized portion of General
Abercosoe's brigade; and IN October removed to
Darpestown the State, and whore they went into
quarters When the army advanced. at the COM
menceent Of the present season, Colonel Hackemans
regiment formed portion Of the First brigade Of the
First division of General Banks corps The br.
gade commander was Cen Abercombie aud the division
commander Gen. Williams.
In February, 1862, the regiment was stationed near
Frederick, Maryland, and advanced via the Potomac
River into the Shenandoah Valley, where they served
bravsy under aforementioned generals. Shortly
before the time Of noted the regi
TO their State to reorganze for longer ser
vice. This in May last. For merofoos service the
colonel appointed Brigader General, his appoint
mens being announced General Orders No. g. OF June
TO- 1852. lie then ordered 10 repor, TO Genera
Grant, in the Southwest.
His regiment rsorganized in indianapolis, under
Colonel Lucas formerly Lieutenant Colcnci and we beose
IL in the aeld in Kentucky vicinity, snd is sab
stantiaiIs the same as when in Virginia
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Prussia.

II bad been announced from an oricia. source ,has
Prince lohcnoho had been relieved from 10, presidency
OF the ministry, and Count BanaFk Sch .nhacsen ap-
pointed Minister Of State with IT,. pro son PRESIDENCY
OF the Cabinet.
II was also said that the resignation oi 5e rnauoe Nj
MISTER Won der Heydt, bad been accepted.
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Commercial Intelligence.

Much OF the commercial intelligence by the JDfa y
ti;ipsted By the city OF washingtpn.l
rae LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Owing 10 tho total absence ~ movements IN Tho DEsh
funds Stationary on the 10Th VI. Ibe
demand for money the dscou4t market Was mcdor.te
LONDON, Sept. ~, 1862.
Consols for money, 93ss 935a.
American securities FIRM.
The button in tho Bank OF Enganc bas d"creased
s200, 900.
LIvEEro0L MAEHEfs.
Lard was steady at Az. n 4Is. 6l. la'lo~ STEADY
A.bes lrn: pots. J3s.; pearls. u.s. Cd sugar steady
Cofes inactive. Rice quiet, but steady R"s'n and
sp,riis turpentus nominal.
LONDON MARKETS.
Rice buoyant. Tallow steady at ass 4ss. 90 Otnsr
a-,,cl,s as roperioi per City OF Washington.
LATEST nARKETs.
IIygRroci, sept 20, 1867.
The sIes OF cstton of tho week ere called by the sro-
e.r lrcusr go bales OF which $50 were To spccu
,,, and $50 exporters The market has been fFcg'
- with general decline of Id, bat prices quite mont
nal TIE sales to-day riday are estimated al 600 bales.
tic market o, ,incing buoyancy on the adSics from The
ucd - ltos and showing an advance Of oneQuafcr 70
ope.baf penny. The authorized qrp'ations ars:--
Jair. Hd,tlt,g
o.,o.c. ..,......... 2od. 26tsi.
Mobiies .................s.......' So.s -,
-.l. -f1e
The stock In port estimated at st GOO bales, o. "heh
II 900 are American. 49,, !, -. 49,.
fhe broadsns market FOR wheat ard nour ~ aict bus
s,s,dv A. about tuesdays rates. corn is nrmcr
provisiops are Inactive, without change 10 rates.
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
France.

Urne Jo mol de Roue shows tna Tho depression ~ tbs
cotton trade had exercised very beneficial influence ON
French woollen manufacturers.
The Paris Hourss was heavy oe he for tho reIieA
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
III. Expected Battle in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Oct =, lou-
Bardloai sdvioes say the rebels have from 10 900 70
j 900 mon within circle OF eight miles diameter around
Bards,ovn. Our central advance this afternoon four
miles this side Of Bardstown They have been sklrmieh
ing aud driving the rebels before them or the past three
days. We have captured six hundred prisoners.
II is said that Kirby Smith has arrived al Frankfort
with 1000 men. and Humphrey Marshall i on his way
there with 900.
The rebels evidently mean 20 make o stand ~ frank
fort, and battle at Bardstown seems imminent
The repor, OF an anticipated h1ht a, Mount Washing
ton yesterday from forces sDe!ng the woods
as they advanced
Bragg and Huckner left Dsa,e Tor Lexington ON Tues
day Bragg was expected At DsuSiile on Monday. he
threatened 10 send every who would not joiD the
rebel army the north OF the Ohio.
The rebels cutting new roads from srds'own 60
springfield and Lexington.
The New York herald., 1862-10-06

CArRO, Oct. D, 1862.
We can get no distinct account Of Fridays bat.
tie at Corinth. On Saturday morning General
Price attacked General Rosecrsns' right, while
Gcnerals Van Dorm aud Lowell attacked his lett.
The assault was made with great determination.
At one time our centre was penetrated, and the
rebels reached The Corinth House, near the centre
OF the town.
They were met at the point Of the bayonet.
General Van Dorm led his column over an abatis on
the lett up TO within fifty yards of ditch.
They were exposed all tho time to a scathing
fire Of grape ana canister, and driven back by
charge of the Twenty seventh Ohio and Eleventh
Missouri.
The battle lasted till half-past eleven, when the
lrcbes began TO retreat towards the Hatchie river
The number Of killed and wounded on either
hide Is not known.
\ General Bsckleman was killed. aud General
E)rcsbv was dangerously wounded. Coonels
k;mith. Gilbert, aad Mower arc wounded.
rhe rebel loss IL reported much larger than
mrs We have taken between seven hundred aud
,oe thousand prisoners, not including the wounded.
TIE Mobile and Ohio riiNad js not so'in"siy
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THE PRESS DISPATCHES.

WAsHING1oS, Oct. ), 1862.
Official information has been received here that
che rebels under Van Dorm, Price and Lowell, yes
repused ,cith greet siaaghter, and ,etrected eae-
ing nei,' dead aud tou,sded on tie .t;e'd. Our
forces are in full pursuit.
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
Defeat OF john Morgan, the Rebel
Guerilla.

LOUISVILLE, Oct 1852.
Portsmouth, Ohio, despatch TO Governor Robinson,
says Johu Morgan, with thousand rebels, yesterday
attacked the Carter county Home Guards, near Olive
Hill After severs hours skirnishing Morgan
was rep'ilsed and several Of bis killed. Morgan
then re,rea,ed toward the Licking river, burning
thirty i've houses his way last night Morgan 70
turned 10 olive El. Meanwhile Colonel seifert went 10
Portsmouth and brought NJ 900 Of the li7,b Ohio rsgi
ment
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
THE PRELIMINARY MOVEMENTS.

SRAST's NEW READoUARTERS-- RosEC.ANs IN cost.
MAND OF CoRyNTH AND VICINITY Ty--GESERAL ORD 10
GUARD TEE RAILROADS IN TRENEssI r. q sNERaL
SHERMAN REMAINS Ar AENPHls-QuiNBY COM
hAHD-OTHER MILITARY CHANGks-JAGksoS
REBEL. CAyALaY--PURDy- MARCH AND 81.
VoUAc or THE RoDY GUARD--AE ACCIDENT APP
TEMPTED DESTRUCTION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF VAN Dorm. Ere.
The New York herald., 1862-10-06

WHILE NJ. SClS.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
TERRIBLE BATTLE At C0RMTH.
NEARLY TWO DAYS. FIGHTING.
The Battle Between tho Union General,
Rosecrans and the Rebel Generals
Price, Van Dorm and Lowell.
VIC Q 4 Y!
~,.,>.~~-~-~~a~-.~ -
The Rebels Repulsea with.
Great Slaughter.
OUR TROOPS IN FULL PURSUIT.
Price at the Mouth Of the
Hatchie, Between Rose
Grams and Hurlburt.
~~~-~~~~~-~~--~->---~~s>-
IMPORTANT MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
Active Campaigns Reopsned All Along
the Entire Line.
the UNION GENERAL HACKLEMAN KILLED.
General Oglevy and Colonies Smith, Gilbert
and Mower Wounded,
10, Co.. &c.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE HERALD.
CAIRO. Oct. 4, 1862
There has been terrible battle fought at or
near Ccrinth.
1t commenced yesterday, and bad continued
1 without cessation up to three o'clock to-day.
Csnnonading ives distinctly heard this after
noon at Bethel Station, twenty miles from
Corinth.
y Teiegrapbic and rail communication is cut
on beyond Bethel.
(, We can get no further particulars tonight
CINCINNATI, Oct. So p. NJ.
Official intelligence has been received tonight
Of . splendid victory over the rebels at Corinth,
Mississippi.
General Price, with force Of forty Thousand
men, attacked General Grant on Friday morning
and was repulsed and defeated with frightfuI
slsughter, after two days heavy fighting.
Major General Rosecrans led our troops. who
behaved in the most splendid manner.
General Hackleman was killed al the head Of his
corps.
l. We captured a large number OF guns and prison
srs.
The rebel army will, undoubtedly, be completely
destroyed.
THE PRESS DISPATCHES.
WAsHIEG1oS, Oct. ), 1862.
Official information has been received here that
che rebels, under Van Dorm, Price and Lowell, yes
terday attacked our forces at Cornth, b,a Uere
yepulsed ,ch greet Slaughter and ,etrected, ledc.
ing he;, dead aud eontiad tie .teld. Onr
forces are in full pursuit.
III CHICAGO, Oct. 4, 1862.
a Dispatches from Cairo, tonight, say that bat
,flo,as been raging in the vicinity Of Cornth since
yesterday nognirg.
n AZ three o'clock this afternoon, which is the
date Of the latest report from Bethel, the cannon
sding was still heard. The communication is now
The New York herald., 1862-10-06
NEWS FROM KENTUCKY.

Defeat OF Rebel GusriIIns by the Home
Guard In Clark COmDty-Defent OF The
Rebels with Severe Loss at Russell ville-
Absurd RepOrAs Pnt Iva Circulation
Evacuation OF BaristOWn by the
Rebels-Defeat OF the Guerilla John
Morgon-A Great Battle Expected, sc.
Iouissnis, Oct 4, 1862.
The southern line is working 10 Franklin, krntucky.
Clark county adv,ces say that Jack Bruner, with
pany rebels went up the Red river capture General
Townsends Home Guards The rebels defeated with
considerable loss.
Colonel s. Bruce, sop.in-aw Of General Leslie Combs,
receives the highest compsudatisu from military circles
here for his operations nt Bowling Green.
The rebels burned the bridge Asburn on Monday
night Bruce Immediately sent thther the Seventeenth
Indiana and part Of the Eighth kentucky regiments,
who rsbut the bridge routed the enemy at Russev!e,
killing and woundinE hfty taking fifteen prisoners and
forty horses and saddles. He also routed party 1t
Glasgow yesterday taking ten prisoners including Lieu.
tenant Colonel Cfers, CsptAn Brown aud Lieutenant
Thvmas.
Loading rebels and officers OF the rebel army cir.
culang the most absurd stories in places occupied by
them. For instance, that General Nelson killed.
because he supported President Lincon's recent
emancipation proclamation; that Baell resigned
OF that proclamation but concluded to hold his
position six days longer, in the hope that Lincoln would
amend tnst document. The rebels rigdly enforcing
the rebel conscrpien wherever they have temporary
control
The New York herald., 1862-10-06

injured. The Telegraph line has been repaired 70
Coyinth.
General Hurlhut marched on Saturday 70 the
south side Of the Hstchie river with large force,
thus cutting OF Prices retreat.
General Rosecrans moved early this morning to
renew the attack. Cannenading was heard to-day
in the direction Of these forces.
General Price = in the forks Of the Hstchie
river, bsoveen Generals Hurlbut 0d RosecYans.
The New York herald., 1862-10-06

CHICAGO, Oct. 4, 1862.
Dispatches from Cairo, tonight, say that bat
,flo,has been raging in the vicinity Of Cornth since
yesterday ncrnrg.
AZ three o'clock this afternoon, which is the
date Of the latest report from Bethel, the cannon
sding was still heard. The communication is now
cut on at Bethel, consequently we are unable 90
obtain any particulars. Bethel is twenty miles
this side Of Corinth.
CAIRO, Oct. 5, 1862.
Glorious news has been received to-day from
lCorinth. The rebels are routed and retreating.
Their loss is very heavy. Ours is also large.
General Dodge sent message here from Co.
iunbus 20 prepare for large number OF wounded.
Psce, Van Dorm and Lowell were in command Of
tho rebels, who numbered 10000.
our troops are said to have acted nObly.
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ELECTION RETURNS from ali the States OF the Union.
holding elections in 1884, carefully complied for the II!5une
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ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS ind CALENDARS
for tie seer 1872;
GOVERNMENT Of tie UNITED sTATES-ETecutiye
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HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES, Of the UNITED
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LIST o. STATES. Cepitas Governors, times Of Lesss
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POPULATION Of EACH STATE BY COUNTIES. also
the Population u the principal Cos Of tie United sts,e'
from The Census Of 1905
THE MORRILL, TARIFF and the TARlEP ACT Of the
slecisl sesioi both eonpetsi
Also, ABSTRACTS q the o;nsr ,mporans Ao,s Of us
second Session SXNyin Consts and the Special
Session tho XXXVIIh. Also. the Important frociA
nation. Of President Lincoln
| CHRONOLOGICAL ACCOUNT Of the important eve at.
connected with tie Rebellion osE matters Of general
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AZ" AND HER PLANTATION CHILDREN"
SLAVE ROMANCE.

F,, The Yondon Rrlfraid Ne,rf Of me World, Dec ~
uor author has written book which must have suiHnen'e
sale in III land especially a. the prcien, time II gives the
l and A,d. OF negro e AID character. II bears upon
the ssmp Of reality AMI js as We are Tyas 10
make ouss. believe 1 Slavery Is not taeh bad 'hing
stt tue soah is worthy OF our sympathy and re-
minds NJ Of the deep DARK degradation Of the negro lot
the books OF lie season have give the pref
,,e,,e 10 Mann Guinea for il. vivid dnlneaiion o. negro
ch,,s,tr and il teILle delueaion Of negro wrongs We
feel Tho. snch power tho saveowner posae' over his ne
goe is yer ia defiance Ct right aud 1t variance with the
teaching OF reason and eIis,on."
From Iae ohio S!atesmca
Msr s,inea gives both tie sunny and SHADY side Of
dave HE ou southern plantation. l. brings the reader night
la the coreuy Ct bs d1Isie who hears them talk joke
each her ring song pay the banjo dance make love
and tell sores 1t co.nn. illustrations OF pisno'
.ion scenes win be Tcsd with cage by evey ono
vhc is fond Of genuine vii and hun0r aud leEe oescP
ion."
Fror G2e Nsr-Iork Ep7ngtliiL
These tkcches Of souhsn Life evidently drawn By
ans VINO l. familiar With iho charseesics sud habits Of the
negro a. they are exhibited under the utge .! the IlAnis
ton"
From Tie Bggalo Morning ErpreiI
The story is smpe bat i0 OF interest, and s re-
lated with g-spLe st. No fi to be entertained
by e. nor cen any reasonable person take exception 10 the
yict re present o. e peculiar institution The known
facts aburdaniy sub.tsutsteit'
Forssle at on news Dcpoa Price 20 cents Sent post
paid, o. receipt Of price.
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ICHR WEEkLY TRIBUNE FOR JAN. %

THE NEw-YORR WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains The following:
L.LEADIS0 ARTICLES The True Ring The New
Head or the war Department. we.iss--Mog.n
The White Cos,rsbslds; Gao Em.ncprted Slave
Tax. Ca, of 1hsms.Ves' How Plioe fso'f ~
TLs Victory liz Krntueiyi Oar Notions OF III.
nsnesi II ias Ne~sPspers, and TAXING Gen
orally Editorial Paragraphs.
U,.JWO GREAT BATTLES IN KENTUCKY;
Defeat Of ZonIcslers Army Fighting ell Day;
General zolicoaeT Killed Genefsi Batllie Peyton
Killed; Heavy Lcns Both Sides Utter Rout Of
The Rebels Their gorahcsliou. Carried Capture
Of al their c.pp Properly Large Nu"bsr Of
II..PoTTRY: "NeDeslsi" "Our County and the
Right"
THE EMANcIPATED SLAVES AT PORT
ROYAL.
y.TpF INVASION OF MEXICO: Communication
with the Interior Cot OF; Recounoi.sDce By
Spanish Troops; They arr Driven Back BY tho
v..REOUcING THE COST OF THE ARMY.
VII. THE CASE or GEN 6lGEL.
VIII FEMALE TRAITORS IN WASHINGTON.
TX. TENNESSEE LEGIsLhTURE.
x.THE REBEL ARMY.
XII LATEsyNEVs RECEIVED ny TELHGR APH:
Secretary stsutons Plaza Of the War The finsn.
cid Meas lr, The Csc Of Senator Bright Tee-
gTsphs and Rsilfoads for tho War; The iiutchin
son. ADD ii.if sous.; The Eeea Of tho Kentucky
victory
yG.. WAR EEWs SUMMARY
XIII. IMPORTANT FROM FREDERICK: J.oiion at
Ronpey with 1900 Rebels Gov Letcbsr a'ted
1Iv.THE GOVERNMENT FINANCIAL sCHEhE;
$4,000 600 OF Demand Notes. SSo0Vo.Vo BIZ
Per cent D. esI Bonds.
Xv..INTERRSTING TO FARMERS.
xvI..FRoM CALIFORNIA Tho Great Flood ard it'
Effects.
xvn..LAGESrING ron THE DECEASED EN-
fEROR or CHINA.
1V1i..AN INTERESTING DECLARATIONS The Prssi
dent on Catching NeHoes
MX..fBOM TIE ARMY OK TIE OHIO.
AM..TO OUR FRIENDS.
AHli..THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
NHii..IHE EEW-YORK LEGISLATURE
&XIV..LArE SOUTHERN ITEMS
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XVI. PERSONAL
XVII. CITY NEWS
XVIII MISCELLANEOUS
xxx. MARRIAGES AND DF,Ius
XXX THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
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