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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25
FROM THE ARMY OF The POTOMAC.
TIE REBEL ARMY FALLING BACK
Lees Intention to Winter at GOrdOnSville.
Great Damage to the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.
4 SHARP DASH BY REBEL CAVALRY.
eunnSIDf'S COMMAND UNDER MARCHING ORDERS
Eoolsor Going Into the Field Again.
so.e,s, D,,psieb TO The n. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch TO The ". Y. Tribune.
WILMINGTON, Friday, Oct ~. 1862
We have received the following from one Of your
correspondents
BOLIVAR HieHTs, Nd. Friday, Oct ~. 1862
Contrabsnds from StoDewall JacksOn's command
report that after the utter dcsrncton of the Bati-
more and Ohio Railroad west OF Martnsburg, the
entire Rebel army commenced falling back yester-
day morning; that Rebel officers believe Lees In
teniIon TO he to Winter near GordonsvilIe.
This reported falling back is corroborated by I'M
usually strong Ieketing in our front yesterday and
to-day.
This morning squad of Rebel cavalry came by
our vide;ies unperceived and dashed into our 10
faniry pickets. who driven back with consider
able firing on both sides. We had no casualties.
Pleasant virLsY. Friday, DC, "a. 1867
Orders have been issued in Bunside's command
TO issue no more new clothing than the men can
carry comfortably on forced marches. Ii ia reported
here that Hooker rejoins the army on Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25
THE CANVASS IN NETWORK.
Large Union Meeting in Malone.
.isl Dispatch 10 The N. Y. Tribune.


MALONE, n. Y, Thursday, Del. %, 1862.
A large and enthusiastic Union meeting was held
at the Court House to-day, which was presided over
BY the Hon. VIM. 4. Wheeler.
The Hon. Henry j. Raymond was cordially vel.
coined and for over an hour held the undivided at
tention of the audience. lie thoroughly dssected
and exposed the sympathy with treason which has
been 20 prominent in the speeches OF MIR. Seymour
and his friends. He showed that Mr. Seymour was
committed sgainst the policy OF coercng the Rebels
to return TO their allegiance that the assaults and
the complaints of the Seymour party were against
the Union and the legitimate Government, and not
against the Rebels; and that all the sympathizers
with treason who have made their appearance in the
North, likewise supporters OF the Seymour par
ty; that divisions among us are exactly what the
Rebels rolled on to aid them, and for which they
provided in their plan Of conspiracy. That 10
hwart this plan it Is the duty Of the loyal men OF
this State not only TO defeat MIR. Seymour but 70
administer TO the partisan movement signal rebuke.
He reviewed in detail the objections TO the Emanc-
patton Proclamation and exposed the falacy OF the
present prospect OF interference Of white labor by
the iuinx of free blacks. He argued that we must,
M all hazards continue the war until the rebellion
IA subdued aid the Government III all efforts TO that
end submit TO the necessary requirements OF inc
war and by all means elect the Union Wadsworth
ticket. The speech was received Win general
favor.
air. Raymond speaks at Plattsburgb tomorrow,
at Utica on Tuesday next, and at Oswego on
Wednesday next. His tour through the State thus
far has developed general confidence IN the election
of the Union WaGsworth State ticket.
Another meeting was held here this evening,
which WAS addressed Ivy Mr. Sherwood Of Texas.
ST. Lawrence County is wide awake politically.
A large and enthusiastic Union meeting was held
at Canton, Wednesday. The Hon. Silas Baldwin
presided. IL. j. Raymond, esq., and l.. Sherwood
Of New-York made speeches in favor Of Wadsworth
and Tremsn. In the evening Judges Parker and
Paige addressed Seymour meeting, called to offset
the other. The Unionsts are hard at work and will
give large majority for the Wadsworth ticket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25
HUnOuED CONVENTION OF LOYAL
GOVERNORS.
Propositions TO Remove Gems Mcclellan
and Euoii, and fnnugurnir n moro Wig
orous Prosecution OF the War.

Tile follow ing d patch cent to The Herald
CIsoISsATI, Friday, Dc, "a. 1864
have il On good authority that the Governor Of
the LOYAL States are TO assemble in Convention at
Washington in the eaIly part Of next week. for the
purpose:
Firsl; OF demanding the removal OF Major Gen.
Mcclellan, sndlhe appointment Of new commander
Of the Army Of the Potomac.
Second The removal Of Gen. Buell. from the con-
mand Of the Army of Kentucky.
Third, To urge a vigorous prosecution Of
the war, the immediate advance Of the Army Of the
Potomac, the enforcement Of the Confisoaiion act,
and the treatment OF Rebels in arms IA traitors.
No more troops are TO be furnished by the States
until these demands are complied with.
Cows. Morton aud Yates were at Looisyille to-day
obtaining facts relating 10 Gen. Buells campaign.
They proceed 20 Columbus 20 meet Gov Tod to-
night.
1t ia understood that Gov Tod does not ndorse the
scheme fully, while Gov. Morgan of New-York de-
clines attending the gathering.
The Rebel Gen. Morgan If still at large. He will
probably remain in Kentucky. Our cavalry arc in
pursuit Of him.
Major. Gen. McClernand's department embraces
the country between Gen. Grants and Gen. Butler,
departments He is pushing the organization of the
depart ment forward ss rapidly as possible
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25
Capture of nm Island in t;nivc~isn bay b,
the Union Porces--Generais Van Dorm
and Lowell Ordered TO Richmond.

NEkPHIs. Tuesday, Oct. r. IUI.
The Grenada dRfeal Of tho l7th inst. has report
Of the capture and occupation by the Unonists OF
island in Galveston Bay. Nothing is said Of our
forces having reached the main land A fight was
anticipated, should they make the attempt
Gen. Sherman mas ordered thirty Secesh - fam
lilies to leave Memphis. on account OF tho recent
guerrilla outrages on the river
Tie Grenada Appeai contains the report that
Gems. Van Dorm and Lowell have been ordered to
report at Richmond Gen. Pemberton is announced
as the SUCCESSOR of Gen. Van Dorm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

THE GREAT TRoTrING MATCH ON 1HE UyIox
CovEsE.-ies,erday, the second mstch of the series
between the two celebrated horses Gen. Butler and
Rockingham took pace over the Fashion Course,
Long Island. This match was, like the preceding,
which Butler won, for 81 900, but instead OF beng
TO wagons, was TO harness The attendance was
very large, including the leading horsemen OF Dos
ton, Pawtucket. Providence, Philadelphia. and other
places In consequence of the deies, Of kossingnan
last week in the match to wagons, Butler was made
the tayorite. Lis owner backing him spiritedly to
win the match by laying the odds Of sloo TO sio as
often as the friends Of the gray geding were desrous
OF Investing. His confidence in the gallant black
horse was doubtless justified by bis great perform;
securing. he won tho three last heats Of the race.
Il proved to be one Of the best contested matches
aver witnessed not alono on the Fashion Course,
but ON Long Island itself. The gray gelding Rock
inghsm won the first heat in 2:27; Butler won the
second heat in 2:274 Rockingham repeated his VIC
cory of the first heat by winning the third in 225a;
and Butler made the score equal by winning the
fourth heat in 2:2t. In consequence Of the dark
ness the Judges postponed the further decision q
tho raes until Tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

Uni ed States steamship Mcclellan, Capt. Gray,
from New Orleans, 10th inst, at p. m, in company
with steamship Roanoke, for New.York via Havana,
arrived last night.TLe Mcclellan brings $50 600 in
.pece and the following passenger:
Judge Dean Msior D. J. Wsggonsr CAPT. G. G. q. Thorn
ton Capt T. d. Sbipley. Capt > X Fletcher. Lieut. b. John
ton Lieut. VIM H. Wiegel Jas. Jay Moore, VIM N. Rus
ELL s. r. Glenn Dr. Robert X. Smith. Dr. a. q. Quinsn
Cnnes f. Allen 81 psroed risousrs from Cohnth, 100 dis
clargf4 sicl and wounded from New Orleans
Andrew Notary. private 9Th Connecticut, died
on the I'D inst, and was buried at sea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

PLYMOUTH CHuRcH.-In this weeks issue Of
The Saturday Erening Courier, Howard OF me
Times" begins serial history Of Plymouth Church
In this subject thousands arc interested and as Mr..
Howard has enjoyed unusual facilities for the pro-
curing Of information and is familiar with the wants
Of the people, we have no doubt his history will DO
not only accurate but interesting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

CAIHO, FFiday, Octobtf " I7Uz
Passengers just in from Columbus say that it i,
reported there that fight Is in progress at Island
No. 10. There are probabilities that this report is
true.
The steamer Emerald started for Vicksburg this
afternoon, with 800 prisoners, to be exchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25
FROM TENNESSEE.
Dsfeat Of Band Of Rebel Rangers near
HrowusyilIe.

JACKSON, Tenn. Friday, Oct. "A, 1862
ka5oy- General H. w. HALLEcY General -che( Of he H.
q. Aymy, WGsAsngtoHs
GEsLaAL; dispatch just in says: Our cavalry,
scder MAJ. Audd. ran INTO Hsywoods Partissn
Rangers seven miles wet Of Brownsville. Killed
one Captain captured about 40 prisoners GO horser
sa< wagon Iced Of srms-competely breaking up
~ parties. viii send the prisoners TO Alton.
U. g. GRANT. MAJ. 0sp. CsDp ending
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25
The Drsn in PennsyIvanin-The Dinicui
Ties With the Conf Miners Adjusted.

POTTsyfILH Pa. Friday. Oct ~, 1907.
The difficulties among the coal miners 10 Schuy-
kill County in regard 10 the draft have been adj
justed. All il now quiet The men generally are
resumng work, which has been suspended for the
last two days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25
inclatfd Ilrt 49,, - - 49,.
W,snisGros. Friday, Oct. u, 1909
ILLNESS or col. TWINER.

W,.nisGros. Friday Oct u. 1907.
ILLNESS or COL. TWINER.
On account OF sickness, Col j. p. Twiner, Com
mi,ary.Genersl, has been relieved from duty -
member OF the Cout-Martial now in session at St
Louis for the trial of Major JuStus McKinstry, Quar-
,ermastcr L. s. Army.
COL. WOODRUFF ORDERED ON DUTY.
Col. W. L. Woodruff, whose nomination as Briga
dier-(;enersl was not confirmed by the Senate ba,
been ordered TO join his regiment, the 18th Kentucky
Volunteers.
THE COSTA RIGA COMMISSION.
The Costa Rica Commission will close its business
on the 9Th Of November. The Hon. s. s. Cox Of
Ohio, and James NJ. Carlisle, esq., the latter fol
Gotta Rica, argued scyerfl cases yesterday. The
Hon. Caleb Cushing is here Us counsel before the
Commission in case involving about 100000 in
money loaned TO that Republic.
NAVAL ORDERS.
Cant. Marchant, Lieut.. Commander Potter, and
Lieut.. McCarty, have been ordered 10 the screw
sloop.of-war Lackawanna.
Lieut.. Commander X. +. Bradford and Lieut..
McNar have been ordered 10 the Juniata.
Psymaser L.. Putnam has been ordered 10 the
Nabant.
Acting AosisAhl Fay nhstci bhniol ho"'H, J''' ""'
been ordered to the Patnpsco.
Acting Assistant Payinaser Charles Stuart has
been ordered to report to Rear Admiral Pauding, al
New-York, for passage in the flint public steamer
bound 70 tho Wexern Gulf Squadron, for duty on
board the j. &. Kuhn.
Acting Assistant Paymmter 3. L. Brown has been
ordered to the iron-clad Montauk.
COMMISSIONER
Ex-Goyerner Boutwell,, Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue left Washington to-day on visit to the
North. During his absence the duties Of that office
will be performed by Chief Clerk Charles F. Estie,
Esq.
ARRIVAL OF CONTRABANDs.
A steamer arrived to-day, carrying $50 coulraoands
from Suffolk, having at different times made their
way within our lines. Two hundred of them are
men. They were Immediately sent to the contra
band camp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25
The Twenty-sixth Maine Regiment.

EOsTOs. Ffiday Oct e, IbX
The 26th Maine Regiment left here this morning
for New-York, via the Norwich route.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

SCHUYLER CoUsTY REPuBLIcAE NOMINATIONS
Assembly Cen Samuel Lswrencei County Judge, George
c. shsaeri Sheriff, Peter c. Hsyui justice Of fs'si'n',
william RssA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25

ment the psrt those charged with the duty Of thsir
p.ogpg distribution after their arrival there"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-25
CTN, BUELL'S CAMPAIGN,

, TERRIBLE RECORD OF lREFflclEAcy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-09

case" said nv Union friend. NOW" said |.
''if you just let the negroes have their own way
not cross them any. there will be no insurrec
ton" 20 h-li' said the Union man, and as
our roads bifurcated jos; there. be went 10 the
LETT and 30 the right: he probably to muse on
the idea of allowing the negroes 10 have their
own way a. price sc peace. and Ito coRclnde
that the more such UniOnisnl as that We found
the 4Or~e we are of. As have adopted as my
creed ON this Eegro question the resolution OF a
Methodist Conference in New York. TO stand
still and see the salvation OF God, have no
comments 70 make on this phase Of the question
but merely submit il 10 those who rackng
their brains abort how 10 save the Union. and
save the negro,- and otherwise dispose Of the
questions of the day. T. A. G..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-09


Our arms are again disgraced. The seth
brigade. D1monr's division, consisting of the
l04ih Illinois. Colonel Moore. commanding the
brigade: the l06th Ohio, Colonel Tafe. and
lOeth Ohio. Colonel Limberg: Nicklin's battery.
aud small detachment OF the 81 Indiana Cavalry.
were surprised at daylight this morning. by Nor
gan. commanding three regiments of cavalry and
two of infantry.
After fighting an hour and quarter, our forces
surrendered. aud the enemy burned our camp.
capturing nearly ali the brigade train and teams,
and burning what they could not carry. Two
guns of Nicklin's battery we're also captured.
Our loss was between fifty and sixty killed aud
wounded, who were left on the field. The rebel
loss not reported. The gallant Lieut.. Colonel
Stewart, OF the "a Indiana cavalry, and Colonel
Moore, were among the captives.
Major Hill, of the 81 Indiana, was Wounded.
but not dangerously He SAYS half Of our infantry
fought we'll. but the other half soon broke.
Col. Harlan's and Col. Miler's brigades were
sent in pursuit, but the enemy bad iorded the
Cumberland river out of reach. few shells
sent after them caused rapid retreat.
Major Hill denies that the camp was surprised
II so, the affair was more disgraceful to rs, as
HartsviiIe was strong position.
On Thursday a Lieutenant Colonel of Davis
division was captured while skirmshing. Two
Regimental Quartermasters, of Palmer's division
were captured while foraglng. Names not re
ported. Thirteen wagons, with the mules, on a
foragng expedition, were captured Saturday.
deserter from Murlreesboro' reports Cheat
ham and Breckenridge there, with fifteen thou
sand men; Buckner at Shelbyyille, and Kirby
Smith sick at Manchester. General Joe Johnston
was certainly at Murireesboro' on Saturday.
The Buell. Military Commission, with General
Buell. and staff. arrived to night, and stopped at
the ST. Cloud Hotel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-09

sE- IL is stated that General BuELL's Official
report Of the Perryville battle is understood to be
complete refutation of the charges against him.
and, in consequence. il isnot permitted to see the
light Of publication by the Abolition Cabinet at
Washington Its suppression j. cruel injustice
tos brave and gallant officer. Unlike General
PoPK. BUKLL will not rush il into print. in dis
obedience 70 orders. Some Of his reyilers will
squirm when il does appear
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-09
xSQ9 Ann 7Ol %



V~cy general are the complaints of the silence
of the President in his annual Message, on the
paramount and all absorbing question of the
war Even the old Commercial Advertiser. of
Ne~ York. which is seldom given to violent emo
tons cannot restrain its intense feeling of dis
appointment Ii says that Tin one respect the
Message disappoints us. and Is. indeed. unsatis-
factory. IL is entirely silent ON the domestic
condition of the country. Except from incidental
mention, the reader of the document would have
no idea Of the mighty and exhausting conflict
through which the country is passing, and
which has been so fruitful of events during the
past year That the message "is without a
word of commisseration for the brave wounded
and dead. or genial paragraph for the living"
that Iii is strangely barren of every word or idea
that could lead one to suppose that war had
slain its thousands and disease its tens of thou
sands since the preceding message penned; =
that this has not a word OF sympathy for
the past or cheer for the future, and yet we all
know that more patriotic heart and more kindly
nature has no man than ABRAHAM LINCOLN"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-09
(No. Isl
STATES OE A MERICA, DIS.
Attest:
JOHN II. REA,CleI
nOvl5-dlst


L TRlCT OF INDIANA, IS:
WHEREAS libel OF information has been filed in The
District Court of the United States. within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana, the 18th day Of
November. 1862 by John Hanna Esq, Attorney othe Uni
ted States for District OF Indiana against the follow
ing de cribed real csfat situated Neo county. iBd
ana, wiz lot No Sin Mary Linton ana Margaret Mad
igas subdivision Of that part of the hf Of twenty
three, (23) in twelve, (i3) IA Of nine 90 ing orsh
of the of tue National Road passing through said
Section containing % IS 100 acres less accord
ing the recorded plat Of said subdivision and
all fully intervening their interest therein.
and more especially anS lie crge X. ill>on. for
violation Of the powers Of Of Congress approved
July l7tk is62 tilrd An Act suppress
TO punish treason AMI rebellion, seize and conf
the property of rebels ard other purposes praying
process against said realty and thai the may be
Condemned and sold as enemies property
ow Therefore. in pursuance of the Mention under the
seal Of the said Court directed and delivered do
hereby give public notice all persons claiming aid
realty any part thereof in any interested
thereir tina, they be and appear before the said the Dis
rct Court Of the United States to be held the city Of
indianapolis. i'm ana for the District If Indiana the
Monday of Deceub Der st 10 O'Clock of the
of that day. and then and there nierpose their claims
and lake their allegations in that behalf
ID. G. ROSE, L. s. Marshal.
ByI s. BIeEtow, Deputy,
Attest
JoHS III. RIA. Clerk nov1T -dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-09

III nlANk-SS

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTkT OF.
4 DlANA-SS
Whereas libel Of Information has been h.ed IN the
ID strict Court Of United States. within and Tor the
Seventh Circuit aud District OF Indiana the l2il day
of November 1852, By John Hanna ESQ. Aorney 1.-THE
United State Tor the district Of Indiana again THE undi
vidsdhfofe BIZ DIN ore Of az, qg,w hfofn ar
south part Of hf Of az, all in township Is range
W and the part Of the Or 81 sec 35. township
2s rsw situate IN the county u Newton and State Of
Indiana; Also Of land containing i6o decided
by Jared Yeamen Mann Splitter September 81. ls5s
aud recorded in Jasper county, Indiana In Deed Record
No IL, page 3S9 and against Mann Splitter for violation
the powers Of act Of Congress- approved July IL
s62 entitled IAN act 20 suppress insurrecton 10 punish
treason and rebellion 10 seize and conscaic the property
Of rebels and for ether purposes and praying process
against said realty and that the be condemned
aud sold as enemies property.
Now therefore in pursuance 81 the moniton M der the
seal of directed and delivered do here
by public notice 10 all claiming said realty.
any part thereof in any manner interested therein,
that they be- and app before the said the District
the United be held at the city of In
dianapols in and for the District Of Indiana. the first
Monday of December next ten O'Clock Of the forenoon
day. then aud there their claims and
make their alleg atiOns in that behalf
ID. g. ROSE. l.. S. Marshal,
BY ]. 5. BIGELow, Deputy
Attest
JOHN II. REA, Clerk. novl5-dlst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-09

cT- The Memphis Bulletin says J. X Davi
son. formerly of Indiana. late publisher of the
Abolition Union Appeal in Memphis. has pub
lisaed cock and bull story in the Mississippian.
trying to make il appear that Lincoln's procla
nation drove him South. The truth j., he was
ordered to hrs regiment and refused to go lesth he
might be shot as deserter. After laying around
Memphis. he finally concluded to 60 South to
SAVE his worthless life
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-09

~ DR.. Epson b. oLps, has not vet been re
leased from Fort Lafayette. he viii probably be
retained there. through Republican influences. to
save one vote in the election OF United States
Senator in Ohio
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-09
mo. l1q.l

mo. l79.)
NTTFD STATES OF AMLKlCA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA-SS
whereas, libel or information has been filed in the
District Court Of The United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit ard District Of Indiana 18th day
mber, lS62, by John Hanna, ESQ., Attorney Of the
United states for the District Of Indiana agans, the fol-
lowing described estate, in the county
tngon Indiana, TO wit: certain Judgment and decree
OF foreclosure IN the Court Of Common Pleas IN the county
Of huntington Indiana for $3.50 90 In favor of John D.
Campbell and against Thomas Moor, and especially
against william q. Campbell who il owner for
violation OF the powers Of Of Congress- approved
July IT, 1852 entitled An suppress fnsurrecfion
To punish treason and rebellion, ccnsc-r
the property Of rebels and for ofhe purposes pray
ing process against said property aud that the same may
be condemned and sold as enemies property.
Now, therefore, n pursuance 81 the under the
seal OF said Court 90 directed and delivered do here
oy give public notice 10 all persons claiming prop
ery, any part thereof in any manner Interested
therein that they be aud appear before the said the lis
tric Court 4 the United States, be held AZ the city of
indianapolis in and fer the District Of Indiana the
hrs' Monday OF December next O'Clock the FORE
noon OF that day. then and there their
and make their allegations In that beha T.
ID q. Rose, 4. s. Marshal.
BY J. s. BIsELow, Deputy.
Attest
JoHN II. RIA Clerk. novl5-di4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-09

u The law limiting the number of Briga-
der Generals % two hundred will propably be
repealed, yet there are A dozen or more Briga
diers about Washington City doing nothing
Places mss; be made for the hungry, no matter
at whas eost 70 the people