The national Republican., 1862-10-28
The RULES OF The ASSOCIATED PRESS TO
BIZ STRICTLY ADHERED TO.
BOGUS RUkOR OF THE N. Y. EXPRESS
IN REGARD TO EUROPEAN
INTERFERENCE.
FROM KEY EST.
N e WS FROM MEM MPHls.
FROM CAIRO AND CHICAGO,
VAN DORM AND LOWELL At HOLLY SPRINGS.

NEW YoRx, Dot. 27.-The follOwingsis from
the executive committee Of the Associated
Press, and is for publication:
To The Agents ofths Associated Press:
| The Associated Press consists Of seven news.
paper establishments In the oity OfNew York :
The Journal Of Commerce, Hsrald, Tribune,
Tines, ors morta. sun. and Express. These papers
Press In all parts Of the country.
Complaints have recently been made that
telegraphc news and other dispatches relating
TO political meetings and elections have been
MOI more e, Q. less 1ngsd With political ooloring on
| 1t ia the object Of this notice 10 call the at
tention OF all agents or corresponding TO the
rules OF the Associated Press, which forbid any
such dispatches from being sent over the res.
| They are instructed to send news, and onlv
news. Facts can always bs stated in words
that are free from objection. ana Il is especial
y important that no slang phrases or political
| nick names be used in dispatches sent TO the
Associated Press. as 1t Ia The object Of the as.
scciation TO receive news dispatches, which
snail be acceptable to all the members without
giving offence to any by the terms in which il
is conveyed. 80 - y -
New ionK, Oct 27.-Tbo Express professes
to have reliable nforma from sernj.
circles in Europe, that England and Franos
nave decided upon the recognition Of the
Southern Confederacy, II the Joint offsrs of
an armistice OF four or six months, 10 be- bro.
PSsed 70 Secretary Seward, are not accepted.
rhey rear slave insurrectiOn 10 the South.
says the Express, after the LIST of January; and
1t Is to afford their own citizens, reading there.
ample protection uuder the eyes Of their regu.
lariy appointed agents, that England and France
WI claim the necessity Of recognising the new
Confederaoy.
New YORK, Oct. 27.-A Key West letter re-.
Por!s the capture Of tho schooner Isabel.
loaded With salt, Of 81. Marks, Florida, by the
United States barque Jas. L. Davis.
COL I;ss yonn Erwing' United States army, died
CHICAGO, October 27.-The Tribune's special
Memphis dispatch, of the 25th, says: There Ia
an an alarming report here that a force Of one
miles from here. on the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad, and taken possession of the line.
with its headquarters In the vicinity of Nonco.
nat. This is supposed to be the advance of
large force having designs upon this city.
OF large army at Little Rock"
Carlo, October .26.-A Federal force, num-
bering two hundred, with one place of artillery
stationed at Waverly, Tennessee, twenty miles
southwest of Fort Donslson, were attacked by
eight hundred rebels on Thursday last The
latter were completely routed, with a loss of
twenty. four killed, twenty five captured, and
large number wounded. Our loss was two
killed and two wounded.
CAIRO, Oct. 26.-The steamer Eugene. from
below, reports that the rebels have D osse ION
q the Tennessee shore opposite TO Island No.
Ten. ''
CHICAGO, Oct. 26.--A special dispatch 10 the |
Tribune from Memphis, says that an extra edi |
ton OF the Houston Telegraph Of the llh inst, |
confirms the report Of the evacuation of Gal, |
weston. and says that tho Federal commander |
notihed the people that four days could be al /
lowed for the women and children 10 leave the /
city, and much confusion prevailed,
The oity was occupied by the Federal troops
on the 9Th instant.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 27.-The Grenada Appeal of the
10Th instant says that Van Dorm and Lowell are /
sill at Holly Springs.
:. Rector Is badly beaten for Governor Of Ar.
< kSnsas by Flanagan. -,
A frightful accident occurred on the Missis.
sippi Central railroad, below Duck Hill station.
Two trai ms c0llided. Thirty persons were
Killed and nearly fifty wounded, many of them
They were mostly soldiers. The |
accident WAS the result of oarelessness.