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, 1862-10-24

The allegation 1hat the election Of Lin
coin caused secession, is one Of the most
impudcnt, bareiaccd falsehoo1s uttered by
the tory press. The Democratic party
alone is guilty. W1tn it met in Charles
ton to nominate a candidate for President,
what did it do then and there? Il dclibcr-
ately split in twain. II took the first step
towards the dissolution Of the Union. The
Southern wing laid down their terms,
stated neir platform, and very distinctly
informed the Northern wing that they
would swallow neither Douglas or popular
sovereignty: that both must 70 over
board, or the party would be dissolved,
and the Northern part might paddle their
own canoe.
Look at the datea. The Charleston con-
vention met On the 23d day Of April.
After quarre1ing for week it vas ad-
journedto June 18th, to meet in Baltimore.
The Republican convention met in Chi
cago, May 13th. Thus it is shown that the
national Democrat: convention assembled
at Charleston more than three weeks before
the Republican convention met. They had
The whole field to themselves. They fought
like cats and dogs, not agreeing on
the platform or candidate. The Breckin-
1ngers assured the Douglasites that they
would bolt and bgeak up the party if the
<1lrle giant" we're nominated, and If elected
President, TINT they would never submit
10 lin or the doctrine Of popular soyer.
<ignty.
The Convention adjourned for two
naonths, to give each wing time to reflect
and the delegates to consult with theil
party friends u home During this vaca'
ton the Republicans met in Chicago, aud
without les Of time, made their platform
nominated their candidates, and adjourned
4 month later the disoordaut Democracy
ze-sEsembled 1t Baltimore. They had
xa1cc a5undar!. tine to cd CT, aul t<
, 1862-10-24
FROM nUELL.8 ARMY.
The Pursuit Of BFaEKeTAe RoaTd oE
Trade 8AtteFy.

Especial Correspondence OF tia Chicago Tribunal
CRAB ORCHARD, Ky., Oct. II, 1862.
The Board OF Trade Battery has already
tasted the stern realities oi soldIefs life,
aside from participating in the encounter with
the foe, which is set in store for u.s. We hare
had hard marches hard eouches and hard bread.
the later fanked with rice, pork and beans.
We have had the sky for cover1id many a
night. There is no complaining, no grum-
bling. I've are after the enemy, and we
press on.
And yet this pursuit Of Bragg b7 B1el1 be-
gins to look little like the famous chase of
the dog and wolf, "she dog little aheadn
It Wculd not be Eate, perhaps, to write that
bueA does not Wish to catch Bragg, but 1t
looks very much like It. There seems 10 be-
an soIry to write it-a feeling Of universal
djss atisfaction throughout the ar1ffy II tha
conduct Of Gen. Buell., and an earnest wish to
see him relieved Of his command His OH
GERS and soldiers denouuce him literally
with the nost hitter Hatred aud accuse h}n ef
| completely with the rebels. He Is eithef COW
| ard OF traitor, e1cla!m many who six months
ago were his defenders.
| The battle ut Perryyille has cost much bit.
ter feeling In the army which WAS forced to
| stand by and see the enemy cruelty punish
tEo Of our divisions. Buell. holding tha rest
back from participation, aud since publicly
| dieKTacing one regiment that rushed into the
t tight without orders. The army Is ready and
eager to fight, and the Board OF Trade B1taer1
will not disgrace Chicago when the t1il
comes. ]. Z. G.
, 1862-10-24
LOSS OF THE SEVENTH ILLINOIS AT
E6RfNYH


Especial Correspondent Of the Chicago Trloune,1
CAMP NEAR CoR1sru, Oct. Is, 1859.
The following is copied from the official list
Of killed and wounded Of the eth Illinois In.
fantry in the recent battle:
Lieut.: Em; Brown. Quastermaatcr, killed;
G. do; Clark D. Afford {, do: Rschard Lancaster,
E. do, John Taff, E, do; John Fifer. B, l,:
Sergeant Ii1ber Wheeler. n, do; Lieatenaut
7. n, Francis. Adjutant. wounded severely;
slightly; John Debine, 3, do, slightly; Corporal
WIN. !. Graham, B, do, severely; Lu;hcr D. Por.
te5, B. do. severely; VIM Aud 3, do, slightly
VIM Ne1son, B. do, s1ightly; 1st Lieut., E r. Rob
erte. e. do, severely; ID Lieut.. Z. 8. Ferguson,
Edgar Campbell, G. do, severely; Jesse Hamilton,
G. DO. seEgely; Joseph Kopf, G, do, severely
Michael Maaeh. 2, wounded, severely: David
Letnhart, D. do; Alvin F. Gossara. F, do; Wa.
Robinson. :. do, dangerously: Joseph Lancaster. ).
Forbes. E. do el.ghtly; John Patton, 3. do. ee-
yerely; Edwin r: Jones, +. do; r. C. Staples. I,
do; h Hanson. r. do: Bernard Kee1ey. E. do,
dangerously: H: Andrewe. F, do. severely; ".
Russell, F, do. slightly; Corporal D. G. Munsnu,
Cook. Il. DO ; Lieut. !. L. Ring, q. do:
let sezx. John L. shankloog. 1. do, severely DA,
x1d Naakef. ]. new recruit. do, eereEely; Robert
Ta1ss nSw 1esit e. sess1eay Geo. aelssy
John Nov, l. Do. sevessly; Michael O'Coanor, [,
ard TasIoE, K. do, severely.
The above IL correct List of the Killed and
wounded. The number OF u1issing Is thittY.
two, supposed to ba taken prisoner.
IMn, respectfully yours, ". c. WATSON.
, 1862-10-24

Il great aen9Atton T1S created among the
1eemAsone OF Connecticut 6ew days ago,
oceaeioned BY Qr. Charles 9trattoo, alias Gen.
ersl Tom Thumb, being initiated, passed, and
1aised to the sublime deg1ee u . mastsr
mason IN st. Johns Lodgo, No !, Of Bridge
port The ball W1s crowded TO excess to VT
ness the interesting ceremonIes- It Is dne to
the geuefara reputation 70 stAae that - bore
the Hia1s. mentally md physically, In . man
ner that would hare reflected honor On great
er men. Freemasons boast that men Of the
highest eccis1 positioa ard Kraatest talent
have been enrolled In their institution, but ws
much doubt whether their records will SHOW
another 20 small i specimen of humanity en-.
Titled to be greeted as aDro:her. The general,
who il now in Washington, previous to hf6
departure. gave an order to Nj. II. J. Drum
mond Of this city to make him one. ofstha
finest lsmbekin spronA that could be procured
The general announces hi4 intention Of jDiu.
Ing the Knlgats. Temp1ara It convenient
seAsVc.
, 1862-10-24
Primary Caucus At Evanston.


Especial Correspondence ct the Chicago Tribuue.l
EVANSTON, Oct. ~. 1861.
The CAUCUS Last evening to nomiuate dele
gates to the Republican county convention,
wss well attended aud unusual interest mani
tested In the business in hand.
A. 7. Sherman and ]. G. Ure were appoint
ed delegates, and were Instructed to present
the name Of H. B. Hurd, esq, and urge his
nomination IS one OF the representatives from
the sixty first district.
The eminent fitness Of Nj. Hurd for the po-
sition, and the fact that his nomination would
secure large vote in this town which might
otherwise be lost to the ticket, commend him
to the consideration Of the conven ion.
At the same caucus q straight Republican
ticket tor town officers Nas nominated, headed
bF E. P. Haskins for supervisor. Give US Hurd
for the assembly and Evasion will roll up her
usual Republican majority.
A mass meeting is TO be held this evening.
Dr.. Tiffany and other eminent speakers will
be present and participate in the grand ratid'
cation.
, 1862-10-24
Matters at III aEfI.

Mr. Watkins, who has just returned from
Aux Cages, Hayti, whittier he went in charge
II the 120 eontrahaads who sailed from Alex
andria On the eth Of June On board the bark
Eliza, reports them all we'll settled as laborers
upon private estates, and satisfied with their
condition and prospects. Their right to a
government allotment Of land remains, bnt
for the present it was thought better to give
them an opportunity Of acquiring little cap
ital By working for wages. Mr.. Watkins says
he could have settled 10000 as easily az 129,
SO great is the demand in Hayti for agricultur-
nj l2hor
, 1862-10-24

- The Pittsburgh Gazette says the rush
to that eitG for substitutes still continues. It
would fcem that in the counties where the
dratt has been made, substitutes are exceed
ingly scarce, and the prices range SO high
that consctirts put of at once to Pittsburgh,
ir hopes ofprocurirg substitutes. There was
one case in which $1,000 WIS paid. but the
price ranges from $3.50 to $3.50. Two gentle
,nen FROM Washington county, obtained sub
stitutes for $500 each. The large number
seeking substitutes in the market, has rem
dered the employ smcnt Of attorneys necessary,
and handsome lees arc being pockettd.
, 1862-10-24

- The Atlantic for November is out with
IN attractive variety Of authors and articles.
Posthumous papers Of Thorcau and Winthrop
respectively entitled, "Wild Apples" and
Life in tho Open Air. lead the list
"Louis Lebau's Conversion" BY WIN. D.
HoNells; s'The Russian Sert System" by
Prof. A. D. White; "Blind To1n," BY the
author Of " Margaret Howth;' p hindergar-
ten,'' by Miss E. L. Peabody; "The New At
lantic Cable" by George B. Prescott; 1.-THE
Cabalistie Words" by Epes Sargent; :" The
Hour and the Man." by Ctarles c. Haze
well; "How to Choose Rifle" by H. ". S.
Cleveland; and tTwo and one" By Miss
Hale, are among the other contributions.
Ralph Waldo Emerson reviews the E,nanclp,-
tion Proclamation; Professor Ayassiz gives
another essay on "Methods Of Study in Nat
ursl Hstory;'' Henry T. Tuckermac has a
poem entitled, "At Syracuse" and Mr.
Axtell," is continued. To the December
number O1iTer Wendell Holmes, Nathaniel
Hawthorne and 7. ". Higginson will con.
trit,ute
, 1862-10-24
JOHN 4. PATTERSON,

- %Ae @AAS@5S A1A2AA4I'4
In CANT AT CHEvA11A, Mss,
October Is, 1862.
I noticed card in your paper Of the 10th Of
October, asking information Of John A. Pat
terson oi Co. G, 55th Regiment Illinois volun-
teers. Always ready to give Information con-
cerning the fate Of our brave soldiers, when
In my power, I will state for the qualification
Ct tie parents Of said John i. Patterson, that
b@ wRs captured st the same time that wax,
on the Gtn of April, battle of Shiloh, and con
veyed to Montgomery, Ala, where he was un-
Ger my treatment about six weeks in the hos
pital, for !: Wourd received think through
The foot He did well.
On the 31st OF May last, some 500 Of us We're
paroled, John i. Patterson one of tho num-
ber, and sent to Bridgeport, Tenn, with view
to eend us across our lines. Not being rece:T-
ed, however, By our authorities, We were sent
back to Atlanta, Ga, where the sick we're
placed in = hospital under mT charge. Patter-
ecn was one Of Iny patients, aud remained win
me from June 9Th till July 18th, when I dis
charged lin, from the hospital perfectly well.
he was ten sent 10 Macon, Ga-, aud impr;s-
oned with his comrades, from which date
have hcad nothing from him. Hopes may be
entertained Of bis safe return in the future.
Respectfully, s. B. Hours,
Assistant Surgeon 18th Reet, No, Vol.
, 1862-10-24

In some parts Of the South cows ha11
Is In use for the manufacture ct clothing, In
the place Of wool which hss become exceed
angly scarce. The haif il waahed perfectly
clean, md pulled Or boat 20 ID to have no
bunches. After 1t IL dried 1t IL ready for use.
Like wool for ordinary cloth, 1t 10 used on1y
for "fi1l'ng," ," and saixed only with about one
fhird cotton.
, 1862-10-24
MACARTHUR AND HIS MEN, AT
CORINTH.

Especial Correspondence Chicago Tribune.1
Con- a1u. Miss, Oct. 1s, 1862.
In 21l the newspaper account have seen
OF the late terrible "battle Of Corinth," am,
with many others whose expressed opinionsI
have heard, lrprised to find no particular
mention Of Gen. Macarthur Of your city.
Such brave and worthy officer deserves more
thsn arassing notice. Every one here is Gu
thusiastic 10 his praise. The soldiers in his
division glory in b;rn, aud would follow bis
lead to known death. "Bu'ly for Gen. Nc
Arthur" the is brick aod can't be beat"
were she expressions heard among the mcn.
On Thursday night preceding the battle, he
naE on the alert, ard when the news came in
that the enemy were approaching in great
force mp :hc Chloalla road, be hastened to the
quarters of Col. B. Allen, commanding his
old brigade, and with the colonel marched
the 10th Wisconsin out to reinforce the Sec
oud brigade, whu were already stationed one
and half miles in adya1ce of the outer
eart1worls. The general remained IN front
until morning, when he returned in time to
assist In forming line Of battle inside tue
enter dcfenses. He then galIoped to the
front, where our army we're already loudly
3nd warmly welcoming the enemy, prepara-
tory to waiting On them into position " aere
cur whole army could Pay their compliments
in person. Macarthur pushed to the front,
CHEERING aud encouraging the men, and at
Gne time narrowly eecapsd-his horse being
shot under him while near the euemy'G lines.
With few bounds the faithful auim8l reached
our front and dropped dead.
Throughout the entire day, wherever the
fighting ~as 1iercest, General McArtaur vas to
be found inspiring the men to greater de:ds OF
daring by his bold and manly front, which has
"natute's nobleman'' inscribed upon it in
characters SO plain that f' he that runs may
read" Al day Saturday through that terri
bic conflict he led the men. ana night found
hlm with portion OF the 10th Wisconsin and
2lst Missouri in pursuit Of tbs enemy, and
with only 275 men captured $50 prisoners,
their cepital with nearly 400 wounded. In
his bold and daring pursuit his little asmy
were more than once -0earIy surrounded, but
by his generalship escaped. He was the first
to inform Gen. Koaecrans of the utter rout
and position Of the enemy, and sent courier
in The night for more troops to join him By
O'clock 4, H., for the purpose Of shelEiae
their camp. Rtintorcements did not reach
him until O'Clock, about which time the
rebels, up to their old tricks, sent in flag
Of truce desiring to bury their dead, and bJ
the time tue courier could 60 into town auS
1tport to Gtn. Kosecrans and return, they
were across the Ha.chie River, aud althougk
Macarthur pressed forward With all possible
dispatch, the fortunate moment had passed
and, after their long and fatiguing march
tEey returned without having accomplished
ae much as Macarthur could have dom
at one bold dash on Sunday morning. "Al
hEGOr to FLOm horror is DUE 4.
, 1862-10-24

mates to make good deficiencies and to sup
port the goverrmeut to January LIST, are For
the var department, ~ Sc; $50; civil list,
1856 GOT: miscgusueous, $19, ,899- Total,
III, S63 ,091 The new war tax will probably
reach s4Ven hundred milliouk
, 1862-10-24

e When doughface asks Repuhli-
can, "Why did not your party compro-
mise with the South?'' ask him why his
party did not compromise with the South
crn Democracy at the Charleeton and Bal
timorc Conventions. Why did not the
Northern w1ng Of the party, for the sake
)of Saving the Union" throw Douglas
>ovcrboard and support Breckenridge?
Why did it not drop popular sovereignty
hnd adopt slavery extension? What right
has doughface to ask o Republican to eat
)litt that be himself refused to eat? or to
9nake concessions that the doughlaces de-
fliued to make? IT don't Lie III the mouth
Of any man who voted for Douglas and
helped to smash up the Democratic party,
rather than support Breckinridge and
slavery extension, to censure any other
man for voting for Lincoln. And it is only
partisan knaycs that do it,
, 1862-10-24

~ 4 railway train loaded With 100 sp1ea-
did Anahia1 kueses,, aax1ved In Pazis three
weeks ego. Thsy cauas from A1eeEia, By way
Of Lyon, md are desiEned tur \ regiment Of
Ch~sea1s of Napossoa's duard.
, 1862-10-24

~ nis reported Tint the Lske Ontario
Steamboat comyany aava sold al their boats
to he placed upoa The sNex York md Fan
River rou:e- TIE prtccfn stated ut about
$l45.pCQ. -.s :-...s,' ss-.