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The subscribers take pleasure In announcing the
Citaens Of the United etaea that they have obtained the
Agency for and now enabled . oer TO the American
article. The -ff
The New York herald., 1862-10-12

arduous duties throughout The day TO the officers OF the
line ard tho men from what have N them to-day
only say thai should she fortunes OF
them Under my command, IL will be my pride win
their confidence Gen veach pushed tho enemy with
great wig and front, unt their foc.s were
much increased that IL became necessary TO bring up
under command Of Gen Ilauman which Or
dered al once whereupon the enemy driv, from
their last stronghold-Gel IAunan showing BY his COOL
ness energy and courage that the front his proper
place
Gen. Hurbut has reported TO that he has gathered
about 900 arms already thrown away by the enemy In
their retreat, and expects TO collect large lumber 70
morrow. The OF $50 prisoners have already been
registered and they arestn being brought in From the
nature Of the country which fought II 10 mp0ss
BILE to arrive at accurate estimate OF the number OF the
enemy but this may be inferred from the number OF
thrown away, tho quantity OF their artillery, and
the fact that portion or their engaged against
we're not at Iorinth Guns heard tonight In the d.
reoton Of C0rnth.
General Hurlbut will push forward oarly tomorrow
morning. as it is presumed that Gene Al Rosecrans Is
harassing the OF the enemy. My personal saf-D
vision Surgeon s. H. Davis Captain sharpe and Iieuen
ant Brown Aid amp and Captain Hotaling Second
Illinois cavalry and Aid do Camp-werc, by turns clo-
nes OF regiments captains Of batteries cheering and
always took the shortest line danger the field and
always on hand when wanted commend them 70
the consideration OF the government
4. o. c. ORD. Major General.
rumor comes from the last battle feld that on Mon
day morning Ave rebel regiments threw down their
aud begged for something TO eat.
The enemy being routed and parsued in oil quar-
ters and being driven into pretty small compass and
they are going TO escape IN any organized oroe Can
not
Railroad communication is again resumed north from
this place. and prophesy that will not be again dam
gerously interfered with
We learn from member Of General Ords staff now in
this city the whole force OF Van Dorm was present at
the battle Of the Hatche rebel office who was taken
prisoner stated that If II had been for the fact that
Van Dorm was hold in check by General Ord tho rebels
would have taken COrinth
The New York herald., 1862-10-12
The Negro Emigration Question.
CONTEABANDs WANTED IN fHD BRITISH WEN

(From the Nassau (Bahamas) Guardian, Oct. IL
Tho latest dates from Demerara 70 the 9Th ult.
The Creole contains account u public meeting held
In Georgetown the Goth August to take into conside
ration tho subject Of immigration from the United Staeo
THIS movement originated In consequence or desire
the part Of the federal government 70 get rid o is Id
Grated slaves Mr.. Walker the government Secretary o6
Dcmerara has been appointed TO proceed TO washngtOa
on this important mission from which tho most favorS
BILE results are anticipated In ausion the subject
the Creole remarks-The utmost amount that an Amerf
can immigrant will cost Tor his Introduction s twenty
dollars and s confidently expected that the cost will 1ot
exceed fifteen dollars per head-&bout one-eighth OF tf
Of cooe while the American laboror is worth any TIVE
Chinese or coolies. AT ths meeting Wednesday,
Of the speakers Mr. Winter furnished some interesting
statistics ae to the relative cost Of American and Chinese
immigration taken in the gross He showed that for ths
season 1850 81 there were 267 Chinese immigrants in
oduced who cost the colony and the planters together
$40S 1916, amount sufficient 10 gitc e colos II 231 m
migrants from Me United Sa'es, I'd sstna in9 the AmyJ
eugrapt 10 be wrth too phyc9 topub tsty
the number obtainable for that amount "a nioney
equal 10 seventeen years Of Chinese immigration az the
sae!rate for theseasOn named The paper adds
We may he permitted e. suppl ment this statement sf
the case by taking cOOie immigration into the cacus
ti0n. In tho there 696 coolies iBre
duced and the expense their Introduction amounted to
S26T l: Thus the total expenses o. these two deso
ous Of immigration For tho amounted 70 1915 y88
for the introduction Of o83 people. The same amount
OF money expended on American immigration would
have given US 45 900 people equal 20 900 Chinese ana
coolies.
The New York herald., 1862-10-12

Faowrs nSrH or-At Hibhsrd corrsi's, corner Of
Thirty second street and Funrfsl avenue
Ninth iisrJGr-At National i;all Forty fourth street
between Eighth aud Ninth
The Ast nby Conventions on the 10th day of October
instant. ut half past O'Clock T.. NJ follows
FIRST DrsruCT-At Rau,s Hotel. l93 Fulton street
SECOND hsInor--At Ivy Green. 72 Ilm street
TiuRD DRRiCT--At Fifth Ward Hotel.
FoUsra BisrHcr--At Pythagoras Hall. Canal street
FIFTH DEnnor-At the Adriatic CORNER Of Hudson ana
Barrow streets.
SIKH DsIRer-At Central Hail ITa Grand street
sEvENH DnsrTacTAt Jackson Hail corner Of thirteenth
street and Greenwich avenue.
EI6Hra DasrRUT-At Mozart Garden, Columbia street.
MINI nsTRcT-At John Reddy's Seventh avenue
TsSrH IsrRor-At the Gotham, 29s Bowery.
ELsvisrn ir-rRIc1--At Military Hall. Eighth avenue
between Thirty fourth and Thirty afth streets.
TWELFTH DIsTnUr-At Schneider's, corner Of avenue q
and Third street,
THRrxxNIa DIsrRIcr-At x, Loos', corner or FftietA
street and Ninth avenue.
FouKrsssTH Drsrslc--At the northeast VI Tws
ty-thrd street and Third avenue.
FErEESrH DErmcr-At corner OF Thirty second strest
and Broadway
SlxrHxNrH Drgncr-At northwest corner OF Third
nue. and Fifty ninth street.
SEyKNTESTH Dtsrucr-At W. Ceasy's, l25th street and
Eighth avenue.
The New York herald., 1862-10-12
Supreme C0urt-General Term.
Before Hon. Judges Ingraham, Barnard and Clsrke.
vaSw AssrssnpNra nv uNYrgn State


BANK CAsgs-AssEssNRSTs ON UNITED STATES
STOCKS AND BONDS
ocromR 1.-The Court met this morning 70 render 40.
cisons In cases already argued.
The Popie at ne relation Of "a Houoxr Bsut, ". ne
Commissioners Of Tozes and Assesmen--Judgr2ent for
reople the certora with directions 10 the RESPOND.
ents 10 deduct from the Of the assessment the
value o United States stocks and bonds held by the
lators which was issued by the United states after the
ne at ne relation Of Peter N. Bryson -Judgmeut
for the respondents.
The same ot he re dfo@ Of N, Bank Of Commerce
Judgment as In the Hanover Rank
Judge Ingrahan remarked that In all tho other bank
which had come up far M the Court bad been
able examine them, the same principles were involved
Deriu O. Wi,opphby w. Philip Clareson- Judgment re-
versed and trial ordered. Costs 10 abide the event
J,etore Hon. Judges Ingraham, Leonard and Clcrke.
Derter b ByiaoW u. Cha ss n. Phillips Judgment
ed new trial ordered and case referred back
Sornel,.s var Dire us. Janes c. Wabn---Iudgmen. re
vsrsed'a trial ordered Costs abide the event
yasp,r r. Von visck ~. Nuom IT, Cyark.-Ordeps ap
L.scts J,poD rs. Myan H. Clark.-Sane as In tho
OF Van veck.
9yhen 4. crimp w. Banks end oiAm-Jude
ment affirmed with coeis.
Before Hon Jedgs Insraham tp.J.) Leonard ard Far.
narc
yulia 4. m Hlsbroass 10. kntdia RasbroSck.-Dccrce
sf Surrogate cd and accounting cd hsfore
Surrogate with, ces,s TO hs paid Of the esssts Judge
fbRvuham dissenting.
In Psers y Cie. H. gLms~g- g--.Judsmsn. affirmed
TIE same at e relation Of JdcCt Mnebock No. ~ Court
c5 Special SessioWs Judgment reversed
Th Chns. Hafstsryg. Order aflrmsd, snd
motion fw q writ Of prohibuon granted.
ne same u. Htnry fSft--.Iudyment afbrrnsd
The same u.s. JacoU Eytsn.--Judr, men, affirmed
lp the ma icf ~ h< Es,fSoy Sire Isgdncs CeapUng
Order reversed viii coats
Tue Court adjourned sme ds
The New York herald., 1862-10-12
shtpbUf,dirg &C., tn New York.
EOp1iAN IRON WoRHa

tho Nosgan Iron Works al bnete activity IN
sequence the large anoou Of gsernnsc and pr
contacts now on haad Two iarpe engines for
soopofw.r TcondarS ~ hare just brcn completed and
ready 10 be nut board thai vessel They acting
pattern Of ~ uah,s diameter Of cyinsers and "a iles
sIvEe o. pstons. The combined power Of tho wall is
100 horse
tc.e w,rss ALEC being ccnstrs.d tho Qsn,rrt iron
haters called the OrondagA It's gA
all breath II beam II iet depth " hold l, fes II wl
have turrcts. each cnrryaE ~
II provided with pairs una,ueS 80 fnrnes-
disr.eu of eyiiner And is inches stroke nj rst. n the
canfns only vii tuere be w1d work. Tne ihfness n
the hun ~ this vesae MI bc 4t ipcats, III
the turets 10 tnoes, umroscd two separate ssas
tngs -nf the other Of Inches This harry
dras II feet of water wwu b. coape,ed In sc,ui three
nHunths
Two single epgises FOR scwhes gntoas tbcpg tvo nsv
bnst orgirADy srt for the Vnoh Ferry 90 of bokynl
OF fhc disws cttnd -
IL o inches ana stroke NJ pis!ons fest nches
The hinery the gnboss Scrnne 10 srrtoirc N.
PAIRS this establishments larger prpeilcs IL benr ,.e
uDsn her and the sngnss arr resisna thosvuan
hAulnG
There IN prr~s pair cf drs, class engines Coz
~ hs Italian ftisases ne~ suIsdna Tor the esssmt
The New York herald., 1862-10-12

they farnsh and mai the forsmsr representatives
rrpnrt al lbsequsnt meeting be held "Wednesday
evenne next, which adopted
AhIEEw iioIIY, Foreman of Engine Company No "a,
offered tle following resolution, which was adopted
Resolved Tas the ON, ers and members the depart
meni do ali m heir 10 cruit the second mrn
Fra Zouaves and thai aud hook and Lad
der house be turned into recruiting station.
On m tion OF HxSRY lxNHETT Of Hose IS, It was re-
solved that the resolutions offered by Mr. 0Brson, OF
81, be printed and sent TO each company. Is also
resolved that the Finance mmittee report a the next
meeting the amount OF extra bounty 70 DO given each
Tho President, Mr. MILLS, stated that he desired TO do
nate 500 in aid Of the Chief Engineer Tecker
remarked that he would give recruit, brought his
Office SO extra bounty Tho following additional dona
tinnav made
The New York herald., 1862-10-12
Superior Cours-acneral Term.

Befor8 all th3 Judges,
0CrosER IL. Pdtrick Edcu u.s. Mecaf Eteu u-.udgmens
affirmed, with costs.
La,oIer Keay--0rder affirmed, with costs
Van Borcam The Brood,cIy Bas.k-Judgment re-
veised and trial ordered Costs TO abide event.
Judge Robinson dissenting
Morrison AtsUen and acknowledgement reversed ana
now trial ordered. Costs 20 abide the oveat.
Fara Lcdney-Judgment reversed. New tria
granted Costs to abide the event.
The New York herald., 1862-10-12
Newspaper Accounts.


Co9IxTH, Miss, Oct. g. 1854
Among the brilliant records OF successf, war w te
faithful history of the exploits q the Army Of West
Tennessee during the past iew days. When the time
shall come for statement " the number Of the
rces q this army how many have been engaged In each
armies, It's driving back In. repeated attacks OF
largely superior numbers and rc unaoubied anihaliun
OF combined army seut % drvc bacg across the OHIO
exploits with q marvel and = wonder.
ior several days previous Friday. 81 ins ruu,ofs
OF an attack upon Corirth .revsrrt On th. day
sevious eaetny succeeded in destroying railroad and
teegraphic communicated north tgom CorLti, b. burn
and cutting down telegraph poles hey hesd d II
every direction she blastcr which precc,e The STORM
was heard on every breeze.
THE BATTLE on FRIDAY.
Early on Friday moruiug brsk csrnonaGirs was heard
near and north u inc Memphis and Charieeu sailgoai
about tn four miles to the northwest II OnG
Of our batteries % ss'0n S. q the fst., Nilsson san
los UPON the ~o0ds and timber 10 order 70 bring o.,
ahs rebels, who, although uAsecn, were Known V be
pccuuy Ing that ground They IN large force bad Its
diven n our pickc.s. The Smelling they racc, sd s.va
1stprhod their reppsc. aud brought them iD bris
iaa. cha &c upon th. b"'.sy oS sy e wsts rsrea ~
ors Missouri aud another rer roeni, whose Eame could
bot learn.
REINFORCE ments wcro then ordered out aad brigade
81 Ger. IAvs' division. under the lmnefisse cpmn.aud
N Gcn. baldwin, accompanied by Jattcry of twtnty
pound Parrot guns, came apn the Dad 10 very Iew
Fpruuuss az double quick. col B.bsck 81 the seventh
ynos, formed his regiment the Of tie batteries.
The artillery opened 6rs throwing shot shell aud al
earn STAGE, throwing mostly entirety the retsis,
,hs s.vsntny their aud j, tbo SANE time t.ey
sentred hossis 10 such su afvauco n would
Snsg ,hcn IA nxht o our guns.
There ,ost three guns-guns whSsh rnanncd
and cirectoG BY brave hands, and although unfortunate
dld thse duty slowly iei tsk troops towsrcs CO.
xs.lane s,nsade " bear tes,iuouy " the severity n
fse cusn.d The seyenisentn Wsocnsip made . chsrge
fssoasS iNc noes ~ tho enemy, Wheeled AID charged
esss 1sM ~ - heshs WssA ", rsxins hUvs.
The New York herald., 1862-10-12

The total amount subscribed 81 ,3T5 AZ the next
meeting q large amount will no doubt be handed in.
There being other business the meeting adjourned.
The New York herald., 1862-10-12
United states Marsh.l,s Omce.

MORE PRISONERS FOR FORT LAFAYETTE.
OoroRH 1l.-F. Fernandez, J. A. Silliman and George
H. Curtis. prisoners taken board the schooner Agnss
when endeavorng TO the blockade Charleston
this day transmitted by Marshal Murray Fort Lafay
cite. Fernandez and Siman old Charleston piots
The New York herald., 1862-10-12

Superior Cowrt.- Specfsl Term.
Before Hon. Judge Moncrsef.
ecrosa u.-Mosia 0'en VI. Ssphes s. Chdn'bevotn.- -
moiivn granted on terms.
T,onets ~ Dclano 70. T.. g. Rsvs0~. .-Case aussudmepts
oQstted.
The New York herald., 1862-10-12
CONGRESS-.

have already been decided on, and the conventions Will
merely have 70 perform the Insignificant duty raty
ing the names that Mozart Hall may PROPOSE and vice
An extraordinary interest attaches the elections
wolves the choice Of United states Senator and The ioss
or gain Of single member may decide the contest
The democratic conventions will meet ~ foilows:-
TAMSANy RAIL-.
Tho congrsssiora conventions on the 17h day Of %
tobcr, 1882, at hapast O'Clock r. M at tho fol-
lowing places, namely
ForRrH nrfRicT-Sixth Ward Hotel.
Firm NsrRicT-M0nitor, g6 Eldridge street.
Stxra Decentralization Hall, Of Thirteenth street
and Greenwich avenue.
sgvEsm DnsrRc1-Bussams 40 Second street.
Eighth DsTRfT--Hibbard h Csruers, corner Of Thirty.
second street and Fourth avenue.
NNrn Drumcr-Nalonal iah, Forty fourth street, be.
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues.
The Assembly conventions tho 2oth day Of October
lust. at halt past seven p. NJ, as follows
FrKsr bisncT-lsau's Hots 1913 Fulton street.
Sscosp InsrRcI-lvy Green, " Elm street
Third irsrRIcr-Fiith ward Hotel
FOURTH DsrRicT--Py thagoras Hall, Canal street..
FIRM Observation-Disclosures, corner of Hudson and Bas
SIXTH nlsrn,cr--cen,ra Hall, I74 Grnra street
SKvENvu DiTRNr--Jackson Hall corner os THIRTEENTH
street pnd Grcenwlc lch avenue
rIcwYn nsrmtr--Mozart Garden, Columbia street.
MINI DrTRlcr---Iohn Reddys, Seventh ayenus.
TyvrR DIsrRrr-s,miths, No. Q Hall place,
EixvmrH Dsrmcr--Mlitary Hail. Elshth svenus, he
tween Thirty fourth and thirty Hrth IT. Gets.
rwnvrn DnyrMcr-schncitar's, corner avenue O and
TmRrxun Drsnucr--H IOos cornor Fnlielh street aud
Foutrruru Observation-Disclosures corner Twenty third
street and Third avenue.
Fp1UNm nsnacr-corner Thirty second street and
Moadwsy.
snrwrsIu Dge.c1--Sorhwcst corner Third avenue and
Gilty mint h street
~ ESIyrSns isrptr---wm Cicarys, l2stb street and
Eighth avenuo
MOZART ixL.
The Congressional ooDventt on sns fysh day ~
October lsee st half past seven Y M.,s The Following
places, unney.--
fous prrrmcr--At sixlh ward .o,.t
tiyTs usrslfptt Tire Monitor, y pd sdtidgo street..
sirru lrsr, r-As Jackson Hall, CO. ner O ThrtssatA
street and Greenwich avenue.
The New York herald., 1862-10-12

Tho Thirteenth Vermont regimon will arrive at Jersey
City at O'Clock this morning, where they will be
welcomed by sons Of Vermont They will partake Of
hot breakfast provided by their state agent Colonel
Howe, and will soon thereafter be the way 70 join
their bre,hern in arms
, 1862-10-21

Mrs. Upright, wife Of N. ]. Upright, Of
Rockford, sheriff Of Winnebago county,
In this State, has eiyht sons in the army,
fighting the battles OF the Union, Sc
She has also three more lett, ready for The sxt
c,u for volunteers. Is it any wonder that lii
nois has filled her quota and has LOCO sur
llus! II any otter county in The State can
show eight brothers in the army, we should like
to know it. Bully for Wirnebago county.
The eols Of Mrs. Upright are I'll By forme.
marrisge, and are named Merchant. Two Of
those in the army are in company C, 18th reg
iment; two enlisted under Major {thsn cap
taiD) Hobart, in TIE 74th Illinois, and did gal
]ant service in the Pea Ridge fight; ore is in
the company raised by Major Suith, 45.a Iii
nois; one in the 18th Wisconsin, who WAS At
the taking Of Island No. 10; and two are In
Capt Sloan's company, 74,h Illinois.
, 1862-10-21

The Madison Journal of Saturday says, on
authority from the executive office, thst dlaft
tor about 1, COO men will be made 10 that State
TO fill up the quota Of troops called for by the
gclersl government Arrangements will oe
perfected so that the draft Will take PLACE on
the 5th Of November.
The same policy will be puraued as has been
adopted II ecme Of tie otter S>a'es OF a'lo f.
Ing drafted men, it they choose, TO volunteer
il Ole II .i1nents for ,htir unsx .ir.a term of
service, Instead Of taking their place in regi-
ments Of draft.d d men.
The arrual report Of S:ata Treasurer
Hastings furnishes full and clear etateD ant
Of the transactions Of the treasury depart
ment for the past year, and tbs present flasn-
c!al condition Of the State The orlin4ry ex-
pentes ef tic State governmeIt fall consider
ably inside Of s200. 600.
Two amendments to the Constitution are
to be voted on at the next election:
l. To increase the governors salary from
the Pittance Low allowed to e. 500 per annum
2. The reduction Of the rate OF inter- st
Which tarhe1a maJ receive, from ten per cent
the present FAIe-tp seven Der cent
, 1862-10-21

Cures o:t Chronic and recent dheascs Has the tca-
.noniAs Of the medical ffatornlty Medical Jo1E0alA
aud dc almost enttfe rreas Of the touta
Ff.ce Hours-Fron A. II. HuES.H-
For,xu1t.%tr,. 1nx1o,sh1. nctr.yNt2rfn
, 1862-10-21
&bE Gributte.
.EREHAL RAFKz ND rt4ESL AVE.
&!NKK.R.


From the n. T. Evening Post.1
''Ranke, WHO has borne his testimony. when
cre11xkt1g the little ttavegtrl her way 70 free
Fonn. be l.f1ed her upon the national cAunon- In
his act-the brightest, most touching and most
euggs stise Of The whole war, which at will here
general gave Lesson to his country y'-esAhs.ks
SUHrER,
Thron. Il the Shenandoah vale
Marched m army In retreat,
Orderly az on parade.
UndH no dsfaRt.
<1alant was their j. ate'; Ea*en,,,
1hou4 b the foemen pres Bed them close
With theit .ab1es Keen.
'Mops thoee wat-worn. iron men,
BY The sannon's h!acEenri mouth,
EaIefoot, hleecine. csept child
OF the tnrEy South
Though he was tiny thing.
Though ehe tottered With fatigue,
o.. q er rugged roads she went,
Many VERY league.
Iusky. lat. cred weak, daspited,
Loukilg for no kitdiy word;
From her hirth the Iashfng whip
Sound 20 oft. a heard
When that leader, nobler none,
Ifatped her IN HE own brave arms
And placed htr on the gun
Well he knew the child was black,
F1i.rdlcss. 1ouc and helpless. too;
That dim drt1ms Of liberty
Gave her aciH to do.
But he p4nsed not for al that,
His r, act rhr prcndet part,
Thoughtlees OF the praise or blame
In InsjeEty II heart
Leapst the flame Ct sy yupathy,
Glowed the eoul with ft,etate hue;
Touched were cao1de Ut tenderness
With an impure true.
From the homestead rose prayeE,
Echoed by cur martial IAnks,
Z hat He who lryee the merr1ful
Wlnproeper General Banks.
NEW f0AE, Oct. Is. 1862, D. &. ADEA.
, 1862-10-21

# DR.. James, formerly Of New
located 1t a6 Randolph street betx sen BaAe md Daar
t4SoFR etreeta, Chicago, ILL
, 1862-10-21

coming too dissipated for business, the con-
nectaon was severed, and he did little or no.
Thing, although many took IN interest lu, aud
tIacted disease which could not be cured.
ard Yesterday died from It and dissipation
combined. His wife, daughter Of Colonel
Kurns, of Virginia, Is still living in that ate.
end holds cons sdaradle property in her own
lame. Baron stefnbergef has certainly been
me of the notables Of tae age, and "a. we'll
, 1862-10-21

- With very few exceptions, the business
thie season of our leading railways. especially
those penetrating the western grain regions,
has been largely in excess Of the correspond
ing months iu the summer Of 1851 In some
cases Tie Increased receipts nave run up to
twenty-five, thirty, and even forty per ceat
There is general complaint about the lack of
locomotives and rolling stock, which must be
purchased hugely to meet the demand certain
to arise during the winter months.