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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23

We publish this mOrning-by express per-
mission obtained ct Washington-a letter from
Robert Dale Owen of Indiana to the President
of the United States This eloquent and
forcble appeal for a Proclamation OF Fmanc-
patton as d war measure, sure to meet with
the appreciation Of all loyal men, and to carry
confusion into the camp Of the enemy, was re-
ceived by the President h few days before the
Proclamation was issued. Precisely what in
luerce il may have exercised on the author Of
that Proclamation We do not know, but we do
know, from private sources as well as from the
frequent illusions that have been made to it
by Che correspondents of public journals in
Washington, that it was regarded by others of
high official position as q succnct and admir-
able statement of the whole question Regard.
ing it as valuable illustration Of the bisior,
Of The times, and all the more SO that it comes
from one who has long been n distinguished
member of the Democratic party, We gladly
avail ourselves Of the permission to publish it.
Though month only has elapsed since j, was
written, events are already justilyiDg The fore.
sight that dictated il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23
The Montreal Bdnc" thus morazes on our
Rebellion and Civil War:

TRxMURiyg W WEArH.-The present dssols,y contest
tho United States is the rssut OF alonS train d
Tho man who by Of Industry and ifuss,y adds to
his possession year by ysls docs certainly
ruste fogtuue hin nation. BY OF injustice and
pride treasure. up wrath sssh.t he day Of vmth. The mi.
chief done then Il hss only become apparent nor.
When Inc unied consented TO sanction Slavery, how
indirectly Ia their Federal Consultation, tho evil sed
which has grown into great tree aud ovsfshsdowed
the land hen they. Tor considerations Of sxpedsncy al
Owed the Slave Power obtain the sscendaucy, AID to
spread slavery into Loui-iaia Missouri, eud feEs' they
were sAsg deadly blows st thsir future pesce When
they pat army ns,, Of the Uued States It tie
yeo avery Ia thu Of the Austsd Grey
Kansas and when they hav .hty ProciIedo the
whether covering the prohibited slave trade not,
great oablc evidently dsaw Ina ps The Scripture
-" hsushiy spirit <oo,h befors TALL aud iha fall could
not be on when such uuhe,d Of pride m,'s,ed II
,ad aid ssid fav that these Tho result Of
siaveholJias s-csndency a. Wsshnson-ihst they we're
planned AID carried gu, By the very parties who we're now
In rebellion but tho Aoh which lad ~ays the ofiy Of
vote. could prevented them The North scauescd for
Of union peace sai pEsh sud therefore, the whole
nation eiponsb- fos hrn and tcapl lee the weight Of
that i,.Ponsbilly proved
Never Suppose Ia tho history 9TH, world were in
Justice opprrsaou and Humanity hansay proclaim
cd and mof- anbluaiarly defended than IN he United
State. sud sh,soa, iroydenes stood pledged ~ wee
70 make the punl,hiaeus - signal as ihe chenss"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23
Rroni California.

SAs FRAscsco, Wednesday Ok y, 1852
There is speculative feeling ia alcohol with con-
siderabe sules nj about 9Oc. Sales Of clear poth,
butter, and crushed sugar az unchanged rates'
Wheat in good demand Tor shipping ~ 81 o.
The latest accounts from the new y osoiado ni''e'
arc rat, or discouaqng as to placer dggngs bus eA-
teusIye quartz hedges gave rich prospects Do'h oil sd
yer and gold.
The weather has become comfortable.
An exploring party was hIuug ont IN s"in''ens
force TO enter tho country oeeuplsa py THO "p""'
Indians.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23

There is charming harmony Of interest
and expressions between the British oligarchy
origins The London Times, Post, Heraid, etc,
and the Seymouriies ON the " despotism OF the
Lincoln Government" because some miserable
brawers and fellows in open communion with
the traitors were imprisoned, no. hanged-as
they DO in Civil wars in England. How
wonderful That democracy here and
TcryiNn there should meet, hug, aud kris. on
the strength of cutting the United States into
many dirty little bits, TO be the sport of the
armed oligarchs and despots OF Europe. II
used to be a superstition that lovers looking at
the same star aud keeping up violent think.
lug at the same time, would, though separated
as antipodcs, think OF the same thing We
opne that the Seymourite Democracy and the
British olgarchy must both be looking together
at the planet Mlrs-and thus come TO The
same conclusion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23

Let it be remembered that no such i'm
portant issue in the Governors election has
been known in the history Of our State as that
involved in the election Of Gen. Wadsw orth.
Gen. Wadsworth incarnates the active prln-
ciple Of duty and courage at this time.
lie has abandoned ease aud wealth for toll
and danger
He has not sought Che already had once de-
clined) the Office oil Governor Of New-iork.
He is not engaged in supporting his cause
here. but whore be ought to BE-, with the
army
He is q man of eminent talents aud uuques.
toned integrity.
His letter OF acceptance on his receiving the
nomination is q model opistle of its kind. 1t
is frank, fearless, stntesmanlike, philanthropic,
generous, aud meets oil the necessities and
eyehtualties Of the times.
No opponent eau say that he does not speak
out And how molly How he disspates the
rabble denngogae cry that the coiorrd man
freed viii lmpiHge on the labor aud wages Of
the white working man of the North. How
courageously he denounces tho vile ingrnlitude
aud wckedness Of the Rebellion.
Compare him with Seymour-and then choose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23

GERvay Usiox NETTING ~ THE THiRIkESf"
w.ap-Lm evening the German supporters OF 70 '"S.
ticket in the Thirteenth Wsid held meetings' n9.
Broone street, Nh Ferdinsnd Jukey othe ha,, Spha
address, m.ro made by the thsInin iGd pr ~
lhrsa cheers given for the oh.o -:
aud tho meeiins al burned Meetigs are 20 .s'"S -
The ,nspic.. OF the Thirteenth Wsfd sds~sh S'"' ~'
a x,.. tin the election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23

There is no SeymOurite who does not know
that to vote for his candidate is to support
Treason. The Southern Secession journals are
giving eager heed to. our elections. They
already speak of their gains in some Of the
Northern States; gains which We have shown
to be due solely to the absence Of Republican
voters now in the army. But why should the
soldier exposing his life, and perhaps just on
tho eve OF sacrificing it, not be allowed to
vote In the name of right and decency, by
what constitutional obligation ia he deprived OF
citizenship as regards his vote at the very
time when all citizensbp--the preservation Of
the State from the iron rule OF Slayeh0ldng
acknowledgements on his military duty and his
yslorl We maintain that there ought to be
no such constitutional construction put upon
the army voting 1t is impossible to scatter
the army for the nonce, so Gs not to allow soldiers
20 vote, and therefore there ought to be regu'
lar yoting--as there has been IN some cases
Among the troops. We have the habeas corpus
suspended; We ra7c citizens turning Rebels in
yaded and exteminated; SO have many phe-
nomeua Of war, which belong to war alone,
aud especially TO civil war, and cannot be found
in tho Constitution, and therefore We insist by
tho same bellIgerent canon, the soldier ought
to vote in the army for the civil Offices at the
elections as they regularly come round.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23
r..;.., u,.,imx nj Wstertowen.

W,rsRrowS. wednesday. Oct y lj~
Ths Union n,csling here last evening Wac largely
attended. in .pus Of the storm. The Hon. D. ChI.
",",je5' and among others present on the Pla4tofm
Wa Pre'ton King. The addreoees OF Lorenzo soer.
wood OF Texas, and Henry .. kaym9na, sSr.
r;ctIv elective. Resolutions xere Passed sustain
;nS tie Administration, and supporting the kspuo.
Iicsn Union State nominations as ar etlee.iys wa.
m',snre. best calculated TO rcSuke tho sympasA1e"
an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23

member tho stake at issue. We are engaged
in colossal civil war. Of life or death to the
Nation. 1t is to invite Brennus to tho gates
of Rome to elect Seymour, Wood, and their
trait0rOus crew.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23
POLITICAL NEWS.

If The Democracy doing all the lighting in
tLis war, as they imPudently claim, how comes it
that wherever the soldiers have had chance 70
vote they send such figures as these:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23

M no,;.. can be taken OF ANONYMOUS Comm hcstols;
hssevsr intendsd for insertion must oe anthehtos'eu
nv me name ard sddrcs Of the wter-not neeeiS o'
,,,hication but a. gualau for his GOOD iath.
v.cannor undertake 10 return rejected ComnuieSuons.
sa.,ns.s letters for office should De addsstea 10
..Iuy TRIBUNE" New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-23
Union STATE NOMINATIONS.

Fos Gorerror............JAMES - we J"
For Lieutenant Governor LIZ MAN Ihf.-un''
For Canal Commissioner. OLIVER LADuE.
CT, p,,,,, yo,n,.,,, aNDREAS WILIMANN'
crk If ooy,t Of tppeqis. CHARLES HUGHES
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-09
NOTICE.

To Robert r creel Isabella o'Brien, Exeeuris OF II.
q o'Brien- decensedy John A. Patterson r. n Ing
ham, A. Walcpti, Gregory NcMahan, Geo. Bartlett
Co., Qneen City Vsrnikh Co, r. selnss, Gss
u Gresham, Elisha Turner. Nathan New ton Pric4
Farris Co, Geo. q. Richardson. WIN. stewart q
son, LitftetoD q HhtNey Henry Neffs. Ham'l Vance
chss. pssssns 4 Co., l.. 4 ~ j worgsy Enner-
500. Gochraa IL Co., xsm'i r. Miller Abner Reeves
sod Q. Y Ferry, executors or l.. n. Reeves, D.
erased, Defendants:
vou and each Of hereby notified that there Il
nov on nle In the CteKkA oce the District Cent Of
Lef Co. Iowa, al keokpk. petition Of Hiram Barney
claiming OF you, X r. Crse and IsabeIla O,Bren Ex
ecutr.A Ct g 0Htien, deceased, the sum OF FiNeeu
Hundred i N r. ' NJ W let Feat Interest per
NUN, payable ar naaily ~, murrs due on deed OF
tfustmzde by said CreeiA o. Bdents ~. " X Hloa me
and since assigned 10 said painfi rst OF April
lsi afEn rfnfH asaEst each sou the furecluKufe
u saad Deed OF Irast the b~iux on Lots seven
~. eight t6 nine o. ten eleven TIL and twelve
~, Block seventy .1o), IN The City oi ksokak, Lee
0oanty, fosa for the purchase money. and further
sskiss for us sale Of said premises. nna general
lief
Aud unless yon sppsat art stt4 W saa pcfifIrn
axbefose no0B oil te ~ sp 10 mr. XII tesn
OF said Court 10 cnumsnae sshsokaks On the axnt
Monday OF septeM Der A. Is, l4Ea, Rdefa ult VII ~
entered against You ard Judgment rendered thsr4on ~
praysdssr in said petition
HscoTT HOWELL,
july fs-G}w Attsya for Plaintiffs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-09
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

70 A.. Bishop, Alice Bishop, r w Clark. Henry 8
aayoY, hdwnYd hrooks, H ana II u whmore, and
n nia' r,alsa CO.. Madison Reed. Harrington d
~, knoMss nayis III hesiy, hove. Fisres 4 CO.,
You are hereby aotihea thst there il now on nlc IN
ihe CLERKS o@ce ~ the Distrfrt Court OF Lee county
Ing inaement aEAinst yoa, !. A. bishop for the
sum Of One Thou Dollars with ten per cent In.
terast from the goth OF Apr, 1862 upon your r,ayt
gage given TO ~. ". Kilbourne, upon lots u g. q 10
u and y tn block 20 In Montrose, Iowa and
you I'll the foreclosure OF said mortgage and sale OF
said lots, and for genera relief With osts 5f @
Now, yon must appear and answer sald petition hy
noon ~ the second day OF the mex u of sal. conrf
TO be hela ~ keeaHk thr HFst Mentas or getrtn-
her. A. " 1884, jas erYn ss sInst
tea By dcfantt. 1T. hGuTT HOW EI,I,,---
RI iy5a4M Aft,y far PLAINTIFF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-09
nR1GINAL NUTTcE.

10 Adam spohn, Geo w. CALDWELL, James watson
Xix Hale u TO-, II, Affair, Ill N. Hlsck ana m
stAnnus, defendants
You hereby notified that there is row on nfc III
the Clerks Once III the DstEut Eourtuf Lee Coz
Iowa, At Keotuk. petition OF Hiram barney, claim
Of -Four Hundred Dollars upon mortgage ely en- to
ChAa Mas0n, upon Lot three a. Block TIVE hundred
aud two fe02l, In City Of Kseknk Lee County, Iowa
and seaiasa yeu all, she foreclosure ~ saH
gage the sale ofsaid lot and for other equitable relief
Now you must appear and answer said petitiSn Ny
Of the second day the next term OF said Court
10 be held in Keokuk the rst onday OF September
A. D. 1852, Judgment win be had against you BY de-
fault E.q Fe5ys st# ada ffF4 8F
SCOTT HOWELL,
f jyal6, dtwe z-+#4fFtsFfY ~ Atty for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-09
NOTICE.

To Charles Pitcher Ann Carroi Mlcsael Ne Y,~rr,ott
Robert Getty, Geo G. Anderson. and W liiism nruce
siefcBeants
You arr LSrebs BotGed that there H. nov on die In
Lr ietss Office o! the Dsirirt Court Of Lee Comfy
lava aikesfuk, petition In equity of lram Fsrey
taaning lndfment sEainst you. Chayfes PRrtef ~
me sum u I've Hnudtedt $500 Dollars apas nesd
M Tut given 10 d. w. Kioourne, 10 secure The tuf
chase iseaey, to Marsh. Les sHd Detavsn npUn Loi
pcven ri hisdk haudred and twenty zine 1891
city Of keoknk IewH arc ~ against on rl prxyins
for the foreclosure Of III ed u rust the sa OF
LOT, and for general relief.
Now ysVfnuH rarb afrsrf and answer 10 rrid pcti.
lion ~ nson Ut tho secoad day ef the ess OF said
Ccar, TO be held AT kcoknk On the drat Monday of
septembsf isbs, or judgment will he had therein by
default
n. sco-T HOWELL,
by is-d4w Atty for pisintH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-09

Ais NOTICE.

To Adam spohn, James Watson, Xix, Hale Co., J.,
7. Adait, II, 81 BiacA, Vim. StaLnus, and Geo. W.
Chidweifs # Ea
You are hereby notified thattbere isnow en- fle in
the pteIks Once Of tho District Court % cp Conn,
Iowa, at ktokl apet top IN equity barney
claiming iadf mtnt against you, Adam spnti', Tor
sum Of FIVE Hundred Dollars upon your NOR gage
given 10 ChsrieS MAJ upon lots a., and two ~,
Block (202), in the CITY OF Keoknk Iowa, and rs
agsnst yon all pray lhe sale 81 shid lots the
foreclosure OF said morigsse, the eNihgushment oi
The eqnity 0f redemption, aud Tar rem fai relief.
Now, each oil must appear and snswer said peti-
tan by noon Of the second day OF next term Of
Court. 10 be held nj kcokuk on The ifst Monday
u September 1862 1udEMe will be had The rein
by default as prayed for. H. SCOTT HOWELL,
iulyle div PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-09
Original NOTICE.

To X. Ridley, Jamss Dimond. George Bartlett Il
To-. ana Queen City farnish Company, defvsa,
anita: - 80.
You and esch of ron. hereby notified thas there
snow file la the Clsrk Once Of -
es els nsas OF yon.y Rick sHM 81 Fosr uud.
sr-rt uffafs, with ~ cent. ntsTcst per AMMAN,
payable annually, rs money due Dead OF Trust
10 said pisihss, dated i4h ay. Jas2; also csinine
AGAINST each OF the foreclosure ~ said deed OF
Trust the being upon Lots fsas (ll, I've S} and
six 6), Nook eight, eight City OF Ksc1uh, In LSs
County, Iowa. for the purchase moneys and further
asking for sale Of Lot four 4 in Kiock eighty eight
ler J, and general relief EW
Ana unless youappear and answer ssid petition on
or before noon OF the seeond day OF the next term
said Court, 10 cmmence at Keek III The oral Ao,-
day ef trffem5FT7 irf4. drfasft viii he ehinred
against yenssa ladguest rendered thereon, prayed
for IN said peta Ton.
H. SCOTT HOWELL,
jy is-d4w Ausy for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-09
~ lsd4w
NOTICE.

II AAIulNhL cOl4CE.
To Leander HarbIne, Elizabeth Harbine, j N Hiatt
Emma T Hiatt. Rir. Hale Co.. Reed, cniler T Co,
Reynolds, samuel BosimAn, Themss Martin,
George Anderson, u Soet msn Match 4 Thump-
son, Charles Par sons Co, II Foster, Ficklen y
Lucas taM
You and each Of you, hereby notified that there
is now e In the efce OF the CLERK or the Uslri
lpurt OF Lee eonnt3 lava At Ke0kuk. pstitioa- 81
Reuben Harbine claiming Of YOU, LesndeF Harbine.
tse OF sixteen Hundred and Thirty Dsliars,
with six Der cent. Interest per snnum ayabe anpu-
aitF. ~ balance due On pronisscry note, ON which
ndgme nj has haen obtained, aaa ~ ysuY sid Lean
der Harbine and secured by ortgare executed BY
sen to said Reuben Harbine, dated December Sd. A. D.
1852 also claiming Of you The
81 said mortgage, The same being upon certain Real
Estate In the city of Keokuk Lee county. lev mo re
iculary described fl said mortgage and peiili0n
aiso praying for correction q error IN The dsriplon
OF tbs mortgage premises; and further askihR Tor
sale Of said premises, and general relief
And unless yon appear and ans aid petltinn on
or before OF the second day or the next term Of
said Court, 10 commence q Keokak % the arst Mon
dsy Of September, A. b. fe0e, default VII he e1ter-
cd agsinss you, and Judgment rendered thereon ~
prayed for In said petition. e
jy22-d4w Ats'ys for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-09
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

II. Ebunrd KiitpJnrne Caroline A Eilbeurne, GhAs
Foote Chs Fm IL e. G. fiue4lea Nssnn Wheel
.y G. W f,srnrti W " iferiHe State sssinrs intti
Int. Cssrcurr bury and Nm Page. assgnres Of
the go-ton locomotive wsrks," Albert Wells
Ffanefs VI oedhridge, Frederic Shelley. " abs Nv
fs.t CO.. c M PECK Connabe Siny ID, titan
ratesso slg q Ca rber Nn, rhonpsen, Tta1te1, Ac i
and j b Tem plin, defer dsnts.
You are hereby notified hal ,here Is now Oh hls IN
the CLERK ofcr of the District Court OF Lre county.
Iowa al keokuk, petition Hiram Barney ptsa lts
for judgme BIT against You. Edward Kilbourne, Tor
mortgage, given 10 Marsh, Lee Delevsn, upon lot
Ave I3i block ave Isl Keoknk, Lee COUNTY, Lows,
md bra for the sale OF said lot the foreclosure Of
raid I'd srtgAgs and The hnenr OF the equity
of redemption, and general relief.
Aud each of yoa must appear sDd snsw er said peh.
ton by noon Of the second day q she next term OF
ber 1863 or judgment ~ default will be had against
.oa n SCOTT BOWEL.
aupo-dA~ Any = Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-09

II ENIuENHN FOlfVE.
70 fhos. J. Luce, EIi Van Sickle, A. M. Carpenter,
II. 7. Spellman. T. w Meriihew, Alfred Andrews,
signe1 orwm H. Farmer Co., Geo. g. Anderson
Rlx. Hale Co., A, O. Thorn 4 Co., and James Bra
den, dsfen dants- "a
Yon hereby notified that there is now on Ale in
the Clerks once " the District Court Of Lee County,
Iowa, q keok uk. petition OF Hiram Barney, claim.
sum ofSix Hundred Dollars upon q certsin Decd Of
Trust given 70 p w. kiISourne, 10 secure psymonss
Of purchase money 10 Marsh, Leo Delavsn upon Lots
one Two RI dtAEes k3), Block eighty eight (e6).
In the City 81 EeokuA and antt You al c1ainnR
foreclosure said Deed OF Trust, the sale OF lots
and In said block the extinguis the equity
Of redemption, and b geDsrxl relief.
Now you must each appear and answer said petition
by noon ofthe second day Of the nex1 term Of said
Court 70 De hrid Il Keok III The fvst ~ 0rday Of
September 1862, orjudgemen1 by default will be had
therein aGainst YOU. II. SCOTT no MILL.
juiyIe.d4w At'y for riaintiT.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-06
The Sweets of CONQUEST,

The following extract from the New
Orleans Delta is certainly sweet morsel
for the editor Of that once bold and de-
faint sheet to roll under his tongue:
HEADQUARTERS DIRT, OF THE GULF,
New Orleans, May 10, 1862.
To the Proprietor Of the N. O. True Delta:
SIR-The remarks in your Money Ar
ticle of to-day are inadmissible.
Wanton, useless, and criminal acts of
destruction of property, generally by the
mob who do not own it, are not acts OF
patriotism but Vandal incendiarism,
which will be punished.
You will not receive further caution,
but punishment for like offence.
Publish this conspicuously.
BY order of Maj. Gen. BUTLER.
GEO. G. STRONG, A. A. Gen.
Here is the language which provoked
the diretul wrath of the goldfish General
We have received further intelligence
with regard to the Cotton burning up the
river from which we learn that all stored
on the banks of the river below Nicks
burg has been destroyed, and that even
in the interior, twenty miles from the riv-
er, planters were applying the torch tC
their crops until checked by order OF the
Governor. The actual destruction, how
ever, is immense. The sacrifice thus
made by the planters of Louisiana ano
Mississippi to the public welfare, viii be
remembered as among the most exalted
acts of patriotism in the present war.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-06
Distilling IN Georgia.

The Atlanta Mtelegencer, of the Goth
has the following in regard TO business
which, according to common report Is
still carried on in East Tennessee:
Fined Five Hundred DoLLrS.-Col. Ben
jamin Laughbridge. commanding the
hurry county Militia, has been tried by q
Court-martial-the proceedings of which
will be found in to-day's paper-and fined
$500, for d!sobedience of orders, in refus
ing to execute the orders of Governor
Brown relative to the distillation Of corn
into whskey in that county. The Gov
ernor approves the action of the Court
and has ordered the fine to DO collected
which will be done from the purse Oh
property of the disobedient Colonel, as
sure as Joe Brown" is Governor. i
seems that Colonel Laughbridge not on
ly failed to prevent the stills in hurry
county from using up the corn, but that ht
was engaged in running still himself.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-06
From New Orleans,

The Mississippian has this later intelli-
gence from the captive city;
We learn from gentleman who left
New Orleans last Tuesday evening, that
the foreign Consuls have protested against
Buffers proclamation in regard to the
suppression Of the Confederate currency
and it is also stated that the crawfishirf
Yankee will revoke it or MATERIAL, MOI
ify its purport. The Consuls say tia
many subjects Of their Governments are
innocent holders of the Confederate
notes, and that they must be paid Ivy on
Government or the other.
1t is further stated that the Englisl
and French who own cotton in New Or
leans destroyed by the rebels, are making
out their bills against the United States
Tor their loss. England not having re
cognized the Southern Confederacy, ano
the United States ignoring its existence
it is said that the Governments of France
and England recognize the validity o
these claims and will enforce their ad
justment. 1t will be hard ON the Van
KEGS to lose the cotton which they Sc
much coveted and then be compelled tc
nav for it.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-06
SECOND DISPATCH
From New Mexico.

We have at hand detailed accounts OF
the battle of Glorietta, in New Mexico,
in which Scurry's ragged Texans" gain
ed one of the most splendid and decisive
victories of the war. The crowded state
of our columns compels us to lay over
these accounts, and our readers must
content themselves for this edition with
the following abstract, being a dispatch
to Gov. Lubbock, Of Texas, published in
an extra of the Austin State Gazette OF
April Goth;
SAN ANTONIO, April 26, 1862.
It affords me great pleasure to an.
nounce to you another glorious victory
achieved by the Texan Confederate Army
of New Mexico.
The battle OF Glorietta was fought or
the 9th of March, by LOO Texans, un
der Col. Scurry, and over 1000 Federal:
under COL Slough, Of the Pixies Peak
Volunteers. We whipped and utterl,
routed them after six hours hard fiehtins
They left SIT dead and wounded ar
tho field. Their loss, however. is nov
learned to have been seven hundred
Victory was gained by the loss of the BRAY,
Majors Roguet and Huckholts, of the 4th
and Major Shropshire of the 5th. On,
loss in killed and wounded is sixty-seyen