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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11

AMERICAN YEAST PLANT COM
pANY.
10 TIHE PUBLIC, GREETING:

To TIE PUBLIC, GREETING:
We Ser oar PsEE fEENrNrfNG SrAsr FiaNrS. pre-
seTrs'- Tea granular form. and dcuhiv trktct
ilci- csc rendering the making 81 light. sweet.
whole r'e ielseg Breed. Biscuit. Nu1rs. wsfies
etc.
ALWAYS CERTAIN AND EASY.
IL costs less than Or CENr j0r common
baking. less than 80 CTS for q bJl -four.
.salts the Same qEsnfify raised viii so-cafled
BakiRq Or Yeast Poriers costs 81 90
Josi take the directions on Baking Powders. s,.l
calculate tie dreadful economy OF using these Pow
ders IN NAa AS9 Tax TINES. And what are worse
ina oeranged sfomachs and impaired health result.
ing slowly but surely from the dangerous mineral
acids and salts composing AL such Powders Seda
aid SslerAtcs are also injurious.
this natural production u the Yeast PLANK grown
"a an artihciel seal oi PREPARED beans. bran aGur
and ncall On tie contrary, Is highly uutrious and
iiHpaf's DELICIOUS r1Avoz 10 the bread biscuit
etc, " changing portion % TIC starch % the -four
INTO sugar, hencc it, superiority
This Ky CoNcENrzkrs.D NrAsr Fever fails seur,...r
SPOTS; u j. ever ready Tor use. aud ALWAYS rxrIF,
ffkNEhrATicS vlrs TIfE UTMOST rossiriE EArIprTY
THE PREVENTING YEAST PLANTS
Are for ssie ~ Grocery Merchants generally.
T. L. PRICE,
h'fi'''. Wholesale Agent Tor tbs West.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11

tlN1 0OO MALE or FEMALE
VVV,VOO AGENTS TO SELL


100000 sdAI1. 10 or SELF FEMALE
LLOYD INV sTEEL PLATE COUNTY COIOREp
NAP or Tue UNITED STATES
cAsADAs, AND NEW BRUNSWICK.
Prom recent surveys. completed Aug Ise1.
cost &c, oos 20 enErsve a. and cue yssr's tine.
Superior % aav clio msp svsrmsde ey Colton or
hitcsei and s>s al the los price of 80 cent?: sTe
600 n.ns-> engraved this map
u l. not onir Counfy Nap. but Il = aisos
COUNTY AND RAILROAD
q fhs L State AID c-nsds- comi.sd - one giying
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
ard distance hstwcsn.
euarsu,ee sry woman CT msa o. 70 o. per dsy.
sut VII tax esek all msps that esEnoi be sos and
refund the money
ssuH fer sl verth tsffy.
Printed Instructions ho- % sell. faruish-
81 al sur agents.
Wsnted-x srnsrt man. Wholesale Agent for
cur Mas - every state. Canada. En<iand All CAL
fsTnia- fe'ure IA, - made with = snail cspsssi.
il. LLOYD.
Ne fss broadway. Nes York-
The Mar bs9utnert Nap - yirrirts
ssd hsryiAns Oh ~kich IL na-ke1 Iorocs hf4r~ s.s.
r-ii kun Nonnisins. Pals Chzrrh. az he forss "a
tss retcsnsc. sac every cher place n ssryisnd ad
NlrEiuts. e. mors1 .rsfaatet
Price - ceuts. Sept 10, d.3
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11

"Cosiars" RAJ. Eooob. 81 E5inminalor.
"C0gfar's'
"Cosfa-'s' Bed bng E5f1mieeror
"Cosfar'sI
"Cosfar's" Eiecfric Powaer, 70, Ias,cfs. DC.
II &c. 50c. aad II 90 foxes BOTTLES ani tls.ls :
and ~ Sis Tor Plantations. Ship.. noais
.fofei-. etc. rfc.
CAT EIoN -! To prevent the uullic from
being imposed upor i'y >snfsoas ari N,yffV Esral-
cfcas limitations. a ucw label has ieon prepared
barring fi'csi1.Nf II tbs Proprietor signafurc
Examine each box. bottle of flask carefully before
purchasing. aui take nefhire hni "tostar's
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11

prfaSrrp tbs lie on Sunday. the 2i.n,t
after brief aud painfol illnes~, No Az
EtrEssksH Ftorp. wife II Major John 4;
Floyd. 81 tbs civ an elder dau-htar ~
George usger. E-q 81 Terre Haute. in fhs
AZ yeeF Of her asr
~-s ~ ihs announcement =
ssO~sa forth N nc deep grief Of i.rse
circle Of fdsris. ia nc ineoosolahle ls.,,ss.
of a stricken huseasd. and The sosrou.rs
hearts Q! her dear children. ~ac all sesl. l.es
sas oo.st7sess the so,i made by ira. pain
fai d'speasaison % az al wise Providence
AZ az aasctOaa,e and devoted sic a,
faithful aid 'ssasr raothsr. a. warn asa
true hearted friend. an8 a. neirhAas -,
aud fol- q CHARITY. s,sd ever exnlh,,,nv -.
sweet and attractive grace. ef,,s cA.,.,s..
Me
''Ss-s kss~ ssF ssss, ssv.A.,..
We speak &c. TIE language - ss,,.,, -.
staple truth. - The -kois s,ur,-,,,. !,
whom The deceased ~ss uass ers.i,, es,,..,
VII hssf wstness. kesl1i Cssss.f.f,..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11

Losr--A young Pointer Dog Had 4
collar on his neck ANY one rctufnis, 6 hiu
to me vii be literally rewarded.
novsdif 4. SHEwNAksER
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11

- i-sse.s Ne~ York -s-lss % Sik Hats
= seu'e'h'ns ness ant stySsA reces.ei
- i'Asnstss Has Store. a9tA-~-a eosaer %
'e- fse''S Ssers. ssll 4 Riplc> olc $40
C.h snd 60 ~. .-rs,-s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11
OYSTERS.

4 Ii kinds ofLiquors. For.ign and
n nszs<ss. Fsrt<r- AL. Az =:
=s-saf= N UvEx
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11

~ All those Who want beHanfsf Silk
Hat. - the latest fashion. call ~ the New
YORK Hat >tete anal &c, one OF the H.ms
MsnuiseinFe. which make myself thare
'crr | an ~auant all hats hsughs ~ mr.--
haze nne assortncn, It Frcs~h Hover.
V"ef atsi >o't V'sssimsfs hats Of ~ nnet
quality. and IT al color. which an .elliag
v~'N los aisl. large sssossrne-s ~ woc'
Hat "a eli ceser-. raneipS "a ps.ss =. 80
a. fiis censs
I loWkRkE rs,css,rt Hst,-t
Snns<sof "a I. 4. YATES
n2s-'S Cor fssts. md NssA =
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11

- iad'e, ~ud gsntieusn. go j. -,
tine g. sc, soar Fsil ssd wsrs-v ~~-f g.
efsS ss4 cisssed. kaslng iusr-~sl al 80
ssrset oar dye hOo-~ sst knssirz sos.s. -
ate lsep~rec ~ % - tint - -s-k "a ssr
tns ~ Re sxcsi'ct n rss ~ee~ta
cite. J q. REINEKs 4 spS.
kass wahask 81 bet IN q csnsi
Novloilm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11
MEDICAL.
uEH vEhufsR pse,. !,
IL TI0N.

IL TI0N.
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRAcf RscHp
Positive and Specific Remedy
sor DISEASES ofthe El.ADDEE, KlDNEl'S. 0kANF.
and DlOFSlcAL SwELLINGS.
leis Medicine increases the dover OF Dls...i.,,
81 cvcttcs the ASSIGNMENTS into healthy a.sia.
~ ~hich the WATkRY OR CAIcARoIs d-nos
Cons. snd al INNt1URaL ENLARGEkENTS sfe
reduced, As wei a. PAIN AND INFIANNaT1o<
erj 4 god for
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11

Ia1 payers are reQuesssf g. pf0sl4. tA,.-s...,
WITH changv. - the sauc j. very sc.res aps Il -
30 impossible ~ " - make the chsn.. in ssex.
case. N. y. e5OII
e-i-s-a~-H Treasure tigo CO
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
renth OF Gen. Richardson.

Mai. Cen l.iehaldson died at Shsssbgrg, Nd,
Novemie J, from wounds received nl the battle of
Aniie'atn, while commanding division Ia tie corps
~ Cen Surnner. lie WA ibe only .O.i of tie Hon.
" gi-h .fdsou, ON 81 tie most prominent l-wytrs
of Vermont ior 10 yesrs. He Was tosn u, Fairfax,
Vermont Ia 1872 and aaesded school some time at
St. Altsns and then received, throuh the assistance
Of the Hon. IIoman Allen, an appointment. TO n
cGd.tshp at we,I Point. He grsduasd in 1911, ard
received the commission Of B-evet Second Lieu.
tenant in the 81 Regiment u. s. Infantry. IIo
Joined bis regiment in Florida, and remsined there
till tho close Of the Seminole war. Tie participated
in the FIRE, two battles Of tie Mexican war, Palo
Alto and Resea Dc Ia P.lma rapd VIA promoted to q
oeo ID leu,en.ncy. Iie subsequently, marched TO
Monterey under Cen Taylor snd WAS promoted to
a frat lieuienanoy. He joined the command Of Gen.
scott in 1916 AT Vera Cros, and present nj The
siege and surrender OF ilat city in March. On the
18th OF the same mouth. be was st tho stormng Of
Cerrc Gordo-wiIh hi, company capturing one Of the
five pieces on the Telegraph LII. This bill was the
key 10 tie whole posi'ion. Iie wort through the
Whole Mexican canIaigu When the present rebel.
lion broke out, lie received the colonelcy CT
tie "a Michigan Regiment. lie acted u
Bngadicr-G General with great effect, and was pro-
NOTED to hsjor-G,uen'slip. lie did excellent
rvicc in covering tie retrest from tie fist Bn
Ruo. Every description wbsh bas been given of the
reveals thai ho Nj the right plscs at
the ,ight time lie was about feet ia hight bread
ohesied, compact, powerful ia form. Ho wfs
broDzed by the constant exposure Of many years of
military liie had u loud sonoioss voice, aud Pisfc-
irg, fiery eve. His inionstioo aud pronunciation
were those Of New -EnglsIdor. Gen. Rchaldson
S--as The person who preferred the charges seainsl
Col. Miles 10. .ad conduct on the Geld at o.. irtt
battle Of Bull Ruu. The lrit,r died from wounds
received at uArpers Foiiy, the former isvm wound,
recoise ell 1T An'.e,am,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
From California, Sc.

S'S fRANCi-co. fg' sssv, Nov. {. 1857
Busiress slightly more animated sales - / 90
boxes Cincinnati Candies ~ ls,c.; go bales f;ua.
nies at l9c.; Dried Apr'es. be; Batter, 9c.;
Wheat, 81 20; Rio Coher, s6'.; Hope, duil ald de-
clinny; Domestic Liquors, no sales.
Thr,oen tlousard dollars have been Contributed
by the people Of Oregon 10 the National Sanitary
fund.
Sandwich Islands dates a'e TO the llth October.
Tue first bal VI Cotton from Msiaki had been re-
ceived Ut Honolulu. TIE issnd newspapers COZ
tend that eoiton-growing viii become extensive.
A Capt. GitsOn has established colony Of Nor
mons on tLahia Island, causing much newepApe'
comment.
IRE Americans IN Honoln'g contributed s5,OpO 70
the National Sanitarr Fnui
SsNFa,ycisco Wednefisy, Nov y isoA
There is moacinte Trade dong, win Improves
demand for po.esies.
lhe Governor appoints the 9th inst. as ihahs''
giving day.
y The 1oll OF q new caval eonpany organizing IN
tls city to 20 East and io ne ha'ssrhuets req
n.ui ia nll, snd So 600 are arpFc@nte from fhs
GIN Ileasuly toward paying their passags.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
rIanassns Railroad Observation-Disclosures
In Manassas Gnp-Germnn In Ashoy's
Gap-The Entire Rebel Army Beysnd
the Shenandoah.

From Our Special Corespondent
PIRpnOSr, Five Miles Est of htn.ssss Cap
Tus,dsy. Nov. +-6p IN. )
Since closing my letter Of to-day, have ridden
70 this station on the Manassas Railroad. small
detachment Of Peasantons cavalry occupied It last
night, but withdrew this morning. To-day bis en-
tire force came down from Uppsrve, fighting Is
ususl, hishorse artillery driving back the enemy.
The Rebels resisted with ono light gun snd ono
hesvy one, bu, Pleasspton pFssed them across the
railroad and is now two miles from here toward
tie Gap.
According to the inhabitants, all the Rebel army
in this vicinity has retreatsi through Manassas Gap
Plesaauton will occupy the Gap this evening, and
learn definitely in regard TO 1t.
Couchs DIVISION OF Summers Corps has just oc-
curied A.by's Gap, AID our picket, extend within
mile Of the Shenandoah. ID. H. Hills Corps TO-
treated through the Gap before hin, and jackson IS
also in the faDe vicinity. Thus the epiiro Rebel
army seems 10 be again " est OF the Blue Ridge.
Tie Manassas Railroad is but liftle damaged. IL
is believed that supply trains from Alexandra will
be able to run to Manassas Gap wiIhs tie next
three days. A. d. II.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
vsc rancrai OF rIr. Bnil,ueyer.

DA,roS Ohio. Ncdnssdsy, Nov. !, lSsa
I Tie funeral OF air. Ballmeyer late edito. II Tie
pa,toa Empre, who was murdered by a miserafs
named Brown tool. place yesterday afternoon. Tho
.sou thai escorted hfs remains to the grave xss
the arges, and most respectable ever seen in this
city. The funeral ceremonies were very imposing.
DAYTON. q. Wednesday, Nov 5. ls6i.
Tie Grand Jury of this County have fonni hii
Of indictment sgsiGst Henry NJ. Brown for n'";aes
in the ii,st degree, charging him with killing mr.
BsIlmsycr with deliberate pIsusdisaiea end peps
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
New Military Governor of Norfolk-Thc
Ncw-York EIection-The burning OF the
Alicghaniau.

From Our srecgl Conesponeen,.
PogrKEss MoyHoy. Nov T. 1862.
Learn tba, Gen. Rufus II. King will supersede
Gen. Yele as Military Governor OF Norfolk, and
that lie will enter upon his duties within the next
few DAYS. give this as something better than q
rumor. though II may not prove tn be We grounded:
Gen. King has beea here and ~ Norfolk seyerl
days, and with Gen. Viels, paid avisitto Con. Dix
to-day A leading S,cessiJnist In Norfolk to-day
expressed no little concern at the rumored change
aud prnsed the present officer in tie highest terms.
No little xi.fy is felt nmoDg the Rebel. Of Nor
folk as 10 the result Of tho NewYork election. They
say that While Seymour is as ecod man rs they
could with 10 prssice over The Empire State, he
will be utterly seress n conci.iaGing tho revolt
ed States as that 10 nstter beypnf thinking Of
tslkiag about. Formerly The Nc'c-lo'k Herald
was tae isvorite journal II lie Rc bel- but IL 10 fast
being oupplnted blythe World.
II 9 captain, male, and pilot Of the Alles eshanian
having turned up In Richmond all question touch
ing the piracy is at an eud. i do not learn thh,
any steps have been taken 10 prevent a repetition Of
the outrage. Hundreds Of vessels dot tho surface
of ibe Chesapeake, expo-el 10 the raysges Of the
Rebes, wnose bo'dDsss the burning Of the Alicghn-
uian nl es'absLes. L. this instance, the pirates
osmc from the wtslgrn shore, near The mouth oi tue
ppalsuuock.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
ryovcncrt Of Forr ffassacbuscffs Hegi-
meats 10 the Seat Of War.

hosr0s, Wednesday. Nov. s, lt63.
Tho departure Of four Massachusetts, regiments
for the sea. Of WAY to-day marked an interesting
event. The ilst. three years volunsers Col. Thos.
f. ChiekeripQ, was received on arrival from camp
by the Massacburotls Charitable Mechanic Assoca-
lion tire Society Of Muster Mechanics, aud deIega.
tons Of piano aud organ builders, and other bodies
Of citizens VINO escorted the regiment TO the depot
Majcr.Gen. Danks and Staa were in tie process
sou, and left under escort of the regiment for his
Headquarters in New-York.
The l3l, OF Tiger Regiment Col. Charles l.. Hcl-
brook, were received and escorted through the city
BY tle Boston Light Infantry Association.
TIE a5lh, or Cadet Regiment, Col. CHARLES X.
Goldman, were escorted by past and present ineni-
bess Of the Independent Corps OF Cadets
Ibe lGth, Col. Geo. Bowler, splendid regiment
recruited in the upper portions Of tie state also
ua,chcd through the city.
The three regiments embarked on steamers Msrri'
mac and Mississippi, bound for Newbern-
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
The Porsuit OF QuantreIps Hand.

The Pursuit OF Quanfrell's hand.
KAKsAs CRY, Wsenesdsy. Nov 5. 1862.
The following official dspstch is just received:
CAMP CURTIS. jackson Co.. Nov 4. 1852.
To Msj Gen. CURTIS: For nearly week have
pursued Quantres band Of guerrillas, with Major
Ransom's Cavalry, Capt. Cbsstnut's company Of
the 10Th Kansas, and one piece Of artillery under
Lieut. Hunt. We have killed two and taken one
man prisoner, captured over 100 horses and mules,
and driven the maurauder out Of this part of the
STATE. They are in full retreat South. None fell on
orr eide. A considerable number Of contrsbands
accompany ms TO Kansas.
JOHN r. BARNES. Lisut Colonel commsndirg.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
Rash NJ tie Cincinnati fIstoiD-H7one fcr
Postal CGrrenc!-Ihc brorost Tcrssaln
tuars Called out TO prsRcrre Order.

CIsc.XAArI. Wcdne.dsy, Nov. ;, lef,.
The rush at tho Cusiom-lIouso yesterday ni'er-
noon to procure postal currency was very great, and
the excileuiont high. TIE pioyost Marslai's Guard
IN 10 BE- sent TO preserve order, and were COM
pc.ls1 10 "a e tho but ends of their mnskets 70 keep
the crowd Of.
Tie CHS Conncil, yesterday took action in tie
ma,retof "snall charge" by appointing Com
mitce TO sdolt ,oue plin whereby tie ciy may
issue seip for lructonsi parts of a dollar.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
no Draft In Eo.,om-r1cr Qnois FILLED by
Volunteering g onis Of .hHior.taon-
crai s,unLs.

HOff ~, Nr0nestsy, NOV o. I7D',
The quota Of Boston ioi troops has been hllea oy
voluntary onlistinents, corleauently there vii be
no draft.
The Comcon Council las appropriated $4,000 IN
aid of raising three companies OF oivplr! icr lne
Texns expedition If Cen Barks.
Tue Hon. 4. A. Lawrence projected tho raining o,
the cavalry, and il tho liberal patron of tie squadron
Moor Gen. Enuks aud s,an, escorted b. the list
Mnssaehusee,s Re .iment, will leave for New-Yosk
tonight VIA Fall River.
Cor. Banks has received mos cordial and enlhusi.
a.!ic hospitality during his brief whit hero.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

eeedings having been submitted TO the Pre,dent Of
the United States, he madc the following order:
The prisoners ofense in this case being to some
extent the result Of sudden passion and not of pre-.
meditation the sentence Of death is mitigaed to iu-
prisonmont for o1a year, commencing on the 18th Of
October, and to % discharged from the service with
loss Of pay and emolumeuts.
THE EASTERN GULF SQUADRON.
Commodore Theodorus Bailey has been detached
from the command Of Sackett's Herbor, and sp-
pointed to the command Of the Eastern Gulf Block.
aiding Squadron, in pisce Of Acting Rear.Admiral
Larduer, detached on account Of in health.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

s.r Co. B. leg and ,hpuldsr John Powell o. D. i'h Req
foot. , q. -.
Gen. D. II. Hills division Of Rebels LEFT this
place at o'clock last evening.
Sully's Brigade Of Gorman's Division II now ao-
sent on a reconnaissance, to examine Ashby's Gap,
and occupy it If practicable. A. D.. r..
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
Death If MrI.-Ccn. Elchnrdsnn.

HAHfEss fKsar, Iae.d.y -Asy. 1872.
na .-Gen. Richardson died at ShsI.hurg. Md.,
a.t night from wounds received nj the battle Of Az
tetsm.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
20 the Assoriatel Pres
MAsnlgGros ~ ednesl'y, NOV . 1872.
SENTENCE or DEATH COMaiJ frD.

SENTENCE or DEATH CoAniUfrD.
A private # II Missouri company ol volunteers IN
Arkansas recently found guilty by cor't-nariia'
OF violating the seyoplh article Of war, by resisting
add striking Len,erant who was aiding the officer
Of the day in quolug disorder The accused pleaded
TO the charges and specifications that he was drunk,
and knew nothing Of them. But two.lhirds Of the
Court sentenced hun 70 b shot 10 death. The pro.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06
Isfo,mation from srunn,.a. suaetisn.

WAsrIEGTcS. Wednesdsy, Nov. 5, lhtz.
Information from Manassas Junction this morning
ssys tina, the portion OF Gen. SieJsss command rent
forward TO look after the Orange aud Alexandria
Railroad found it in better condition than was an
tcips,ed 10 u point nearly up 10 Catietts Station.
The railroad bridge ct Broad Run was found par
italy burned by the Rebels, and its supports partly
,s~ed through. 1t can, however, be easily and
quickly repaired. Kettle Run Bridge was fouud
unirjmed
OuF troops hold the country in the vicinity Of
Brenisvile, aud Rave driven IN the pa rolling Rebel
parties upon Warreutou Junction. They, however,
eouliaue 10 scout down as low AZ Cstleits Station.
and will doubtless destroy The Cedar Run Bridge, If
they have not already done 90.
The Mana5sas Railroad is in pretty good working
order clear op to Thosoughfare Gap.
information received last pie indicates that the
total Retsl force WsrreI ton Junction il not more
thai 1900 Infantry with corresponding numbers Of
cavalry and an.cIy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

OtOers way e builling but these are the chief
oaes. After tie lnnneh If The Weehaw ken, splen-
lid lunch wAs lsrlakaa oi, and most liberal served
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

a Z" r:apid and Inpcrtuuf" Movement
I'm the Eneny's Comptry-No White
Loys'sy-FcrseIe EscbcIs-yhe Eogroes-
gpici,r's Gap-A shirmish--Ca aptarod
nnd IsceaptGrcd tie Same DHyzThe
Cavair y--Erbe!s Failing HneIt-Ihc
Figl,i NJ spickes's Gap-serjors Los.
ihrSugl, !9ianppsthcnsioa Of na Order.
from OoT Own Conespooieut.
o. rgE iaGnr fEoyT, vrAE hsuBr's GAP vs.,
TUESDAY. Nov. 4, 1867 )
Wien lie army started, General high in author
ity objected TO any mention of it through tie pFess
The movement WA to be "rnpid and important"
Prohcsuon would forewarn the enemy As usual
the teiegrapaic ceEsors refused 10 pass dipaiches
concerning !, 70 the New-York Journals. rs usual
TOO, Baltimore ane Washington papera, issued under
'ue very eye oil the GOyernment, within few hours
oi The enenys ines, were permitted to publish mi
uute detaiis.
The "inPortanee" Of the movement tic future
will determine. ls "rapidi,y' il such that on INC
ninth day after crossing tie Potomac our infantry
sdvance is at AshJy's Gap. This pass through the
Blue Ridge is 20 niles south OF Harpers Ferry onr
s8ItiBg-polDtj ana 20 north OF Manassas Gsp We
are only Dine miles lIoln tie Hanassas Ralro.d aud
Sia shortly change or base ofsupIliss 10 That bne.
Nnesuy We are 90 really ~ tho ensmy's country
Eve ~ we couid be in Miss,tsippi or South Carolina
oH troops, fresh from the 8ainl welcome thew en-
tVysd ID haryland, SEQ ths contrast, aud spoh the
.lylp. lsylians accordingly. Iheis drds upon the o..
.naios, h,n'roosts, con-cii5s aud ience.ss, which
,t;.pi ;eis never spare, are astobisbingly heavy.
A .niA u Pbaftoh lad seen his Homestead passed
% g'e, oy hungry Los.ile army, LIE would have let
ih9 people 90.
nave not heard single white Virenian, male
y, aeHise, profess loyalty, since we IefG the Poto-
A., ~ hefeYer private property ie taken Tor the
T Gnusling him TO payment; if dieloyal, he has
''''''s"' Under ibis pressure many profess sort
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-09
New Ideas in Finance.

The party in power is acting upon the theory
that "a public debt is a public blessing, - or the
larger the expenditures and the greater the debt
the better will be the condition of the people.
Secretary CHASE bases his financial policy upon a
close estimate of the smallest number of pro-
ducers it will require to support the entire popu-
latiOn and maintain the Government. We do
not understand his calculation exactly, but we
believe his estimate to be that the labor of one in
ten is sufficient for those purposes. And he is
now experimenting to ascertain whether his
theory is correct. The Secretary entertains the
idea that the people can stand a much
greater drain upon their resources than they
thought possible. All these experiments may be
interesting to spectators in financial theories,
but according to our old fashion notions, the less
the public debt, the greater economy in public
expenditures, and the more simple the admins
tratiOn Of the Government, the better will be the
condition of the people, and the stronger the
Government. There are, of course, great emer-
gencies in a nations history which make a public
debt a necessity, but it is the hight of folly to
suppose that the Government can continue its
present enormous OUTLAWS entirely upon a credi
system without being overtaken by a ruinous
financial reyulsion. 1t seems to be the
aim to make all out of the Government
possible, not 10 prosecute the war for the legiti-
mate purpose Of restoring and maintaining the
Union under the Constitution, at the least pos
sible cost and and within the briefest period.
According to the Secretary of the Treasury's
latest estimates the Administration is increasing
the public blessing" not less than two million
dollars a day. If Republican fnanciering con-
tinues much longer the people of the United
States will soon be in the "happy condition
of the debt ridden people of England, France,
Austria and Spain. And as long as the party
in power control the Government there will be
an increase of the public debt until the re-
sources of the country are exhausted. Even if
the necessities of the nation have demanded all
the efforts that have been made for is preser-
walton, with an honest and s~agacious admins
tration of public affairs ali could have been
accomplished That has been at one-half the
cost. But instead of economy the effort seems to
have been, and it yet continues to be, to shower
''blessings' upon the country by making the
public debt as large as possible.