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The New York herald., 1862-09-21

the thai had bee. asserted in tho debate
to day. pian had been agreed upon the c,ie.s o
army IN secret council, u Gr'mtad m tLis No'i
gress MUS 70 make itself couac,l of war and rrocsn
th 4 plan 20 the world
MI hA@isN, OF Kentucky comha:ted the idea n r'n
nng ever the eoemys country rcush stod Though ne y s
MT entirely opposed 10 the polcyo ay lsicr - orshs,
VI We could Capt'fc and hold Circnnatt the Norshsfu
people could uc brought and made 70 up their
accused cause He would vote for the resolutions nut
wartnd the generals 10 be left free TO decide Tor them
selves.
MIR. HssSEil OF Tennessee. moved the previous qics-
ton which was ordered aud The vote beng taken the
nfst passc unanimously tho second by 63 yeas
90 ls nays, and ihe third una iniorsly
fr kFNh. OF Georgia moved rsifcraticn Of the
yot, by which the second resolution was adopted
or rOtin a Mr.. DAVIS. OF mississippi. the motion 10
reconsider was lad upon tae tabioayes A., noes &c,
Nj EENhN desired 10 ces additional inn de
rcsoi rs policy different from tho policy OF rresd
Davis nor TO indicate plan for The conduct Of the
MI lopW said that lie had intended 10 oldtion
10 show That by Tie action Just taken Is mt lended to
pass uor The military policy Of the administration hut
70 haTmonze with and sustain the same
INC SpFk9hr decided that neither OF the resolutions
could be entertained
Mr. JokIx, of Tennessee moved that the title Of the
resolutions be amended -"Jont esoiutians
IN relation % the of General Lees army and
General Congressional Order Eo. /.
Mr. GfyTRy, of Tennessee avaled himself OF the op.
rorinnny 20 address The Hiuse upon this motion. He
held that The resolutions undertook in effect indicate
the pohcy which Congress dcs.ei The gxcciye pur-
sue lie thought the war had been well and clorin,sly
cnrducted and tha unwise in Congress ts in,a
fefe With reg fr TO tho policy OF invading the enemy
country he was net prepared TO commit himself.
kr Mies offered substitute for the title rropos"d by
Mr Joncs AS foowsJont resolutions in relation TO he
lite victories ard the crossing of the Potomac by the
ARM OF Northern Virginia"
The amendment offered BY Mr.. Jones REJECTED
yeas Is, nays 5G--and tho substitute Of Mr. Miles
adopted
On motion OF Mr. FocrE the House adjourned
The New York herald., 1862-09-21
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

NIATIINN.
GuLEspiI-PA ACKARD.- in Brooklyn, on Wednesday q
tembor II, at the house OF James A Bradley ESQ
the Rcv DR.. Porter, LOUIS c. GIiI RsiE, OF Richmond
JOSEPHINE l.. PACKARD, of tie former city
IIEsHSrEIN-pHiIIirs On Wednesday September
al the Green street Synagogue by the Rev Dr. Rspha
AIa,ERr H. IERssTgIN 10 ESTHER piIius eldest daugi
OF J. l.. Phillips Esd. all Of this city.
KsoIL-C CowAK-0n Wednesday September IT, by [
Right Reverend Bishep Potter. at 81. Marks chur,
PHILADELPHIA GEORGE FaEDRc KRoII, OF Germany !,
MISS ROSETTA STEWART CowAH, of Washington, D. G.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Tuesday, September I6, by
Rov. II. G. Dickson Dr. Wm. u LArsos Ia Miss SEIdl
Oldest daughter of Mr. Fred. j. Mortimer all Of this ci
NUTlALL-DwyER.-On Wednesday, September n.
the Rev William Everett, Mr.. WILLIAM II. NUTIALI 10 N
MARGAEEr f DwYER, all Ol thiscy.
Srrii-- -HrcEs--t,n Saturday September 20, by
Rev Lott Jones' sIr FREDERIcK e. SMITH 10 Miss MARY
HICKs both Of Ncw-york.
Liverpool (EAg.) and Rochester IN. ~ pept
please copy.
The New York herald., 1862-09-21

comparatively limited region OF country has COM
PEELED TO support not ouy IT'S own population, oat also
the armies both OF cnd aud foe The exhaustion which
has resulted almost competa as shown by the TACT
that while dozen eggs may be procured or three cents
h Boston, they readily command dollar IN Richmond
AS our armies have now advanced inio Kentucky and
Mary land this scarcity of fcod will be relieved TO tho ex
tent az the army supplies but the exhaustion Is 50 alb
solute that II must BE- time before prices can sub
side 10 their accustomed rates.
There ho only from achich oo,e' n'am and
,vCrie olslp e po,sons neces arg for their support
me Grst source i ,ha COTTON cerStry in which
unusual areas, heretofore devoted TO cotton, are
said 70 haze been so~n and planted in grain. II may
almost be assumed that respect to grain this source o
supply will be ampie Tor the emergency But the rearing
OF anmas caunot be increased with The same rapiiy As
that OF grain crops and tho cotton country VIII remain
s longer consumer Of meats rather than producer.
The detclency IN cattle might possibly have boon maae
~ from Texas and probably viii be 10 some extent pa'
the command large portion OF the channel OF the MIS-
s7sipai By the enemy will seriously diminish the supply
Of flesh derived from that quarter.
Tfc great ard t7e cf sat supply is NE Hd'e or
Kearcg. armies could push dasc ty foreard orr
thGi state and occapy 10 the banks of he Ohio, NE po
ltt,oal Gdpqntgqc secured 10 ts Suh aooutd Be of
small account conpd ea oih hre she ,ood derire in
Spmpaarp p1ia Of pec There more hogs and cattle
in Kentucky available for general consumption, two or
three 20 than now left IN all the South BESIDES
and steps ought 10 be taken by government 10 drive
back these animals well mules and horses, as our
armies march and place them within our lines
II is not only positively important 70 US that these ami
ma's should be promgty secured as they tal' within our
grasp but is negatively also, in deprving the enc
my OF the convenient supplies or meat Tor their armies
which they have derived from Kentucky.
In this point Of view. the campaign In Kentucky be-
comes doubly important, and assumes an interest as
great as that in Maryland We must not disguise from
ourselves however, the danger which exists OF tnese
armies rot being able 70 make those rapid advances no
will reouire several weeks for Bragg and Hardoc
Buckncr and Chcaham 10 move the heavy columns 10 tue
banks Of The oh and the saemy sy in
their path The campaign IN kentcky Is moi only Jor SC,
curing anoher ae 70 u confderacy. bs1 for nsdt and
bread and must par axe 81 tose detdyS ctuc 70 Uo oH
t3ap0rtqnL a7d,Tfdtipgs.
The New York herald., 1862-09-21

TO enable him 10 accept the coIoneicy az another
meut" The order Is couniersisned by the Assistant
iuants General &c the army corps division aud bigat
and tho adutant of the regiment 10 which he belonged
THE ENRoLLMENr rofFIcE-coMrLErIoN OF THE i
KOLfMlsNT IN THIS CITY.
Tue work OF enrolling officers in this city has been on
peted but good doai OF work yet remains to he dc
before everything will be in readiness for draft TO
proceeded with. The whole register Of names has yet
pe gone over and tue necessary corrections made, IN ord
that no unnecessary difficulty may be encountered VII
the draft really commences. Transfers from book
another have 10 be made Nearly all the names wbi
are regis cred were procured at places OF business
have everything correct these transfers have to lie 81
tcnary attended To. by the lst cf October General
thon, 10 whose efficiency and economy this depai.mc
much credit IS due expects 70 have all the details COZ
plete.
The New York herald., 1862-09-21
City Intelligence.

GRAND TEMPERANCE CEIEBnAroS-0n next Taesda.
evening the friends Of Mr. Robert Wilson my
tend giving him grand complimentary testimonial at
the City Assembly Rooms, in consideration OF the many
services rendered by him TO the Of temperance
Hricader General Michael Corcoran has promised 70 be
present the occasion, which will undoubtedly be one
Of great interest and pleasure.
A FIREMAN KnlEp.-About nine o'clock on Friday night
as Engine Company No 20 was proceeding to fire in the
sixth district William Wilcox, Of Hook and Ladder Com.
pany 49, and Edward Reddy, who both the drag
rope AT the time iell aud were over. Wilcox was
severely injured that he died during the night but Rcddy
up last accounts continued alive Coroner Collin held
inquest In tho OF Wilcox yesterday, when the
jury rendered verdict IN accordance with the above
farfa
The New York herald., 1862-09-21
The Turf.

FASHION PIxAsuRB GROUND ASSOCIATION. .-Trottng, Sa
turiay September 20-Purse and stake 5000 mile heats
best three In nvc
~ Mace named z. T. Puff Puff. ............ 2 2 2
L. Beral named br. g Victor Emanuel. .dstancei
Time 245-241-2421s-243-
The above is summary of very interesting trottng
contest which took place yesterday afternoon at the
Fashion Pleasure Ground Three horses started one OF
which-the brown geding, with the big name-was dis
tsnced the first heat leaving the race to be decided by
the two grays They made a very exciting race and
trotted Ave heats capital time before the judges could
decide whom the prize should be awarded When the
race over, tho judges, usual complimented
by the OF the losing horse in the Bulls Head
style and the crowd separated highly pleased with the
sports of the day.
The New York herald., 1862-09-21
The True Cause OF the Rebel Northward
Move.

VT. n
The gran growing and provision ing country which
stretches the Potomac Harper Ferry Memphis
ON the Tennessee exhausted o its prov sions. The
arYr.s Of tie South hare consumed ereyhiag In ne central
portion If Il; dSdhs join aDis Of he too beic,ent Poc
ers has consumed ne supplies o. TIE x,emes Much of the
productive portions o North Carolina aud the Gulf states
also exhausted and the general scarcity Of all
sorts uf Supplies Il aesod by the gh prices of every
thing eatahle Wheat Is worth two dollars and half
Bristol the heart Of fine wheat country and cattle
arc bringing cents gross IN Southwestern Virginia
IL not 10 engaged of the pok rascrs Of Fast Ton
nessee tweutyf cents though fourth that figure
has always thought good price after II had reached
the markets Of consumption Hay which used To- DO dif
cult Of sale fifty hundred in the interior nov cam
not be obtained In sufficient quantities TO supply the de-
ma nd ai two dollars Erery article of farm produce has
0ore up these fdbuo0 prices, and The readv ym,nf OF
Hse tempting rabS has eyhJusf NE farming regions OF ne
South Of their ap pts High prices now no longer com
mand, in requisite quanises, the farm staples Of tho
country.
The New York herald., 1862-09-21
Fatal Railroad Accident.

"
As tho half past six O'Clock r. NJ train from this city
for Ncwburypnrt on the Eastern Railroad, passing
through Wcnham II coded with the Psrhain excursion
train from Portsmouth for Boston One engineer and
two nrcmen killed, and thirty or forty moro
or less injured Both locomotives and thrco cars were
sm ,shcd.
The New York herald., 1862-09-21
SECOND RE0IMEr N. Y. 5. M.-EIGHTY.5ECONp NEW
YORK VOLUNTEERS.

SECOND REaIMEr N. " 8. M-EIGHTY.SECoNp NEW
YORK VOLUNTEERS.
When the history Of this war shall have been written,
New York city need not be ashamed Of the part she has
done n the great struggle Many Of our city regiments
were among the first the field, but none have shown
more courage aud endurance than the noble regi
msnt NJ Y.sM Three times has this regiment been
recruited up to ts standard for in every battle since
Cen Mcclellan left Washington with his glorious Army Of
me Potomac the Second New York State Militia has been
found battling with the Of the Unon The last
baitiss In Maryland has greatly decnated its ranks hi.
Yates line officers and even Sedgwck Division General
and Major General sumner in leading them victory
were wounded Before Gen. Mcclellan left the James
river twelve battles inscribed its banners and
the Second regiment V :. bears proudly TO day
the dearly title the ''lghtng regiment of sum
ner's corps" Lieut. !. W Dempsey Is recruiting
for this regiment at their armory, corner q Hall ilcc
and seventh street and Offers TO young men the best op
portuniiy TO win glory for themselves and share IN the
blood bought fame Of this. the oidcst militia regiment
Of the Satethc FIRST militia regiment who volunteered
FOR tho war, and the last 10 leave the battle held.
EMPIRE BRIaADE--coI.. JoUKDAN.
II having been reported from Washington under dato
September 49, 1862 that the name Of Lieutenant Colonel
James Jotdan stricken from the rolls for absent
ing himself from the Fifty sixth regiment Of New York
Volunteers. Gen. Spnoa has published mn extract from
the special order of Gen Mcclellan No 227, August g.
1862 showing that Col Jourdan has beer honorabIy
discharged from tho military service Of the United states
The New York herald., 1862-09-21

Northern ground, rnnmcrabe wrongs drd 10 brtrg
h.s ~ari c'oS uprn N. spot sohse corme'sced, and
,chcIs dton Il u ended
The New York herald., 1862-09-21
Appeal OF General Leo to tho People OF
Maryla md.

Appeal OF General Lee to tho People or
Maryland.
LREs HEADQUARTERS, ARMY NoRrnERn VIRGINIA,
NEAR FRsDERicxrowN. Sept. 8, 1862.
To rRx PEOPLE ov MAINLAND
is right that you should know the purpose that has
brought the army under my command within tho limits
your State FAR that purpose yourselves
The people Of the Confederate States have long watched
with the deepest sympathy the wrongs and ourages that
allied states Of tho South by the strongest social
political and commercial tios and reduced TO the condi
tion Of q conquered provirce.
Under tho prctence of supporting the but
violation of its valuable provisions your citizens
have arrested and imprisoned upon charge and
contrary TO all the forms Of law.
faithful and manly protest against this outrage, made
by venerable and iustrious Marylander, to whom in
better days citizen appealed for right in vain,
treated with scorn and contempt
The government OF your chief city has been usurped by
the unlawful OF It's mcmbers freedom OF the press
and OF speech has been suppressed words have been
declared Offences by an arbitrary Of the federal
executive and citizens ordered 70 be tried by military
commissions for what they may dare TO speak.
Believing that the people OF Maryland possess spirit
too lofty 70 submit 10 srch government the people Of
the South have long wished TO aid you in throwing OF this
foreign yoke to enable you again 10 enjoy the nacuable
rights OF frcemen ard restore the Independence and
sovereignty OF your State.
In obediencs 10 this wish, army has come among
you, and prepared assist you with The pocer of arms
in rouinin9 ne rights of which you hare bsn urjusy
despot,d.
Ihis citizens Of Maryland is our mission 30 far as you
concerned No restraint upon your free will Is
iutcnded-no intimidation will be allowed within the
limits Of this army least Maryanders shall once more
enjoy their ancient freedom Of thought and speech.
We know no enemies among you, and will protect all OF
you in every opinion.
10 il for you decide your destiny freely and without
consrant This army will respect your choice, whatever
il may and while the Southern people will rejoice
will only welcome yon when you of your free
will r. Z. LEE, General Commanding
The New York herald., 1862-09-21
My Maryland.

by j. B. RANDALL.
The despot's heel is on thy shore,
Marylandl My Maryandi
His torch is at thy temple door,
Maryland My Marylandi
Avcnge the patriotic gore
That wept oer gallant Baltimore,
And be the battle queen OF yore,
Maryland! Ny Marylandi
Hark TO wand'ring sons appeal,
Marylaudl Ny Maryandi
My mother State, TO thee kneel,
Maryland My Maryla
For life and death, for WOO and veal,
Thy peerless chivalry reveal,
And grid thy bcautoous limbs with steels
Maryland My Maryland!
Thou wilt not cover In the dust,
Maryland! My Maryandi
Thy beamng sword shall mover r
Maryland! NY Aarylandi
Remember Carroll's sacred trust
Remember Howard's warlikc thrust
And all thy siumberers with the JUST
Maryland! My Marylandi
Comel tits the rcd dawn Of the day,
Maryland! My harylandi
Come with thy panoplied array,
Marylandl My Marylandl
With Ringsold's spirit for tho fray,
With Wntson's blood at Monterey;
With fearless Lowe and dash,ng May,
Marylandl My Marylandi
Maryland My Maryhndl
Comet for thy daiance does thee wrong
Marylandl My Marylandi
Comet to thine own heroic thr0ng,
That stalks with liberty along,
And give new Key to thy song,
Maryland Ny Maryllndl
Dear mother! burst the tyrants chain,
Maryland! My Maryiandl
Virginia should not call in vain,
AIaryand My Marylandl
She meets hcr sisters on the plain
g SIC semper," tits the proud refrain
That battles millions back amain,
Maryland My Narylandl
Arise, in majesty again,
Maryland! My Maryiandi
see the blush upon thy cheek.
Marylandl My Maryland!
But thou vast ever bravely meek,
Maryland Ny Maryland!
But io there surgcs forth a shrek
From hill to hill from creek TO creek
Potomac calls 10 Chesapeake.
Maryland! My Marylandi
Thou wilt not yield the vandal toll,
Marylandi My Marylandl
Thou wilt not crook TO his control,
Marylandl My Marylandi
Better the fire upon the roll,
Better the blade ,thc shot. the BOWL;
Than crucinxion d tho soul.
MarylandI Ny MaryisndI
hear tho distant thunder hum,
Maryland My Maryiandi
Tho Old Lines bugle, ife and drum,
Maryland! Ny Maryland
She is not dead nor deaf, nor dumb
Huxza! she sparns tho Northern scumi
She breathcs-sho burnsl she'll come! she'll o
Marylandl My Marylandi
pOfNTH COUrgE. April 26, 1861
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-09-24
OBITUARY.

Cn the 18th ins at the residence Of his father, Law
renee Haughton at the Calf Chatham County ~ ~.
gno,d fever 1st Lieut. JoHS LAwsExcs HAUearox. I'd
In recording the death of young man of such brirbt
ahords his friends and relatives much oonsos
while y he n "a he died not without
rotvsd upon him faithfully, and kindly. Hs
sne grave duties OF time calmly and firmly While
am member Of the Senior Glass at Chapel Hill in An
iSS, ne enlisted a private in the Orange Guards md
Of that year he was elected s Lieutenant IN Can't
dsues Ii. during thi. time
tegsnt and prompt in the discharge Of hs dati., be-
gsineo an enTaoie reputation officer In the month
tsnt forced to resign his Commission He returned home
chatham and after bis health became partially restored
Re bent all his energies to raise company Of Ps,s"
succeeded and elected st Lieutenant q
h;n S company The fatigue incident to this prostrated
MAN at home but even in his dsirum he was with hin
company encouraging and comforting his men As a SON
ne was aestionae and obedien brother tender and
ae as an officer brave and accomplished and gentle
man ne was courteous refined and sincere Req.ssoat IN
pace. "'
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-09-24
For the Standard.


Mr. ED1roR:-I am informed that there are sever.
al North Carolina Regiments now in the field COM
handed by Virginia Colonels. l can hardly believe
that such is really the fact; and yet, those who
profess to be well informed, tell me that it is I'M
questonaby so. While do not blame these Vir-
ginia asplrants for accepting appointments so gen.
erousy rendered it is at the same time cause for
the deepest modification to every true-hearted
North Caronian, to know that the Company off,
GERS of our regiments destitute Of State pride
as to entirely ignore the claims Of their own citi-
zens, and travel beyond the limits of the good old
State to heap honors upon the citizens of another
commonwealth. We may expect North Carolina to
occupy secondary position in the Southern Con-
federacy just long practices of this character
are adhered to. If we say by our acts that we have
not in our midst the material Of which to make good
Colonels, Lieutenant Colonies, Majors, &C., we can.
not reasonably expect others to say less The prac-
tice is also becoming entirely too common with some
of our North-C Carolina Colonels of going to Fir-
gnia and other States for Quartermasters, Commits
saries and Adjutants The Colonel who sets aside
the claims of the subordinate officers of his regi
ment by going not only outside of his regiment
but outside of his State to FIJI these Offices, betrays
q want Of Partially for, and interest in, his own
officers, that at once disqualfy him for his position
The Colonel owes his position to the Captains and
Lieutenants Of his regiment and he but poorly re-
pays their kindness in comforting the honor upon
him, when he refuses to bestow upon them the lit
tie patronage which he has at bis disposal
NORTH. CAROLINA.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-09-24

MEETING OF HIRAM LODGE, RALEIGH.

At called meeting of Hiram Lodge, No. 49, on the eve
ming of the 18th ns the following preamble and resolu'
lions submitted, and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Supreme Architect and
Ruler of the Universe again to visit our ancient and hon
orable fraternity by the removal Of our worthy and much
esteemed brother and friend HENRY WArkINs Miller who
departed this life at bis residence in this City on "ednes-
dsy evening last Therefore, ,
Resolved, That while deeply regret and mourn the
loss which Masonry and the community in general nave
sustained in his death, rcbly reminded that s
too are born die and later must TO
the tomb and be numbered with the pale and silent ma
tons of the dead. We will, therefore, remember our
bounden duty at all times and under all circumstances to
how with profound and humble submission to
the will Of Him whose hands the issues OF life and
death. - e
Resoued That we deeply sympathze with the family Of
our deceased BROTHER and tender to them our sincere con-
dolence for their irrerarable loss.
Resoued That in further token of respect for our DE-
ceased brother will wear the usual badge Of mourning
Res"vsd further, That the Secretary of this Lodge is
directed to transmit copy of these resolutions to the
family If The DECEASED accompanied with best wishes
for their future happiness and prosperty-and that he
cause the same to be published in the City papers.
ALBERT JOHNSON,
SIN. PARISH, Camssistee.
JAMES A. MOORE,