Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-30
pRENTJCTANA,

If opr armies want 10 br very warm indeed
this winter, let them go into winter quarters
The people will make the quarters too hot 10
hold them.
Our people censUre Buell. for not catching
Bragg hat no doubt all the Rebels curse Bragg
for running away from Buell. s=''-z' 's.as, '-z.-
Buell.. it seems. coulIint catch Bragg. bat we
should think he mil ht catch that big waddlcr,
Humphrey Marshall.
When Bragg's army went through crab
Orchard, it was going backwards.
AlIvho have had their front teeth pul He'd ont
that they may not have TO fight should have
THEM noses cut of that they may not even
..>mell the battle from affair."
What did your brother die Of !' said the
Marquis Spinola 10 Sir Horace We're. ..He
died. sir. OF having nothing To do" We appre-
hend that some of our Generals may die, not
of having nothing 20 do, hut of doing il.
He who takes another,s property clandestme-
ly is guilty of the crime OF theft. He who seiZes
il openly and leaves Confederate paper in its
place, is guilty OF two criines-first, robbery,
and secondly. passing bad money.
Such Of the hogs as are left between Rich
-mond (ky.j and Fort Big Hill are said to have
been sfattcning lately upon dead yebels. We
don't think We shall buy our winters pork
from that section
Sportsmen tell Us that the hunting season has
at last come. The bagging of game is now in
order. Onr Generals VIII please take notice.
The rebels are full Of admiration of their
General Stuart, who made the hate raid through
Maryland into Pennsylvania. He is certainly
no common character. He is the most splendid
hOrse-ihief in the country.
Even the rebel papers acknowledge the ter
ribie defeat of Price and Van Dorm at Corinth
SO Rosecrans, in this case, has conquered not
only two rebel armies, but, what is tar more
formidable, the rebel passion for lying.
In the battle of Corinth, the rebels outnum-
berrd US two TO one. Perhaps they might have
whipped Rosecrans, but the perVersr Dutch
man didn't count them.
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~ The New Orleans papers relat, an incl
dent OF q thoughtful husband. who ordered u
splendidly mounted coffin TO be made for his
wife, who had been suddenly taken i'll. To his
great surprise, however, she got we'll. But 4
few days afterwards some oficious friend
related TO her the story Of her husbands con.
duet, and the poor lady took the matter to
heart SO much that she Immediately sickened,
and day or two afterwards needed the coffin
in reality.
~ The law for the abolition Of slavery in the
Dutch West Indies, which goes into operation
III July next, grants the owners 800 guilders,
100 for each slaye. The superp ision OF the state
is not 10 continue longer than ten years, and
fixed labor is obligatory on all the emanc ipa-
ted. A million guilders. (4OO.0OO) have been
voted 10 encourage emigration for five years.
- Difficulty has arisen between England
and Peru, relative 10 the false Imprisonment of
several EHglishmen, in which the authorities
are alleged to have committed the most fragrant
acts of cruelty and injustice. The English
Government have taken the matter in hand.
and several ships of war will soon be at
CallaO.
- The prisoners of war now in custody in
consequence of the late Garibaldi movement
are I,O0, distributed all the Stale fortresses
of Piedmont and Liguria; gS2 Of those who bv
their age were considered mere infants hay.,
been set free and sent back 10 their homes
chiefly IL Sicily.
~ New Orleans journals, OF the latest date,
report not a solitary bale of cotton on hand
there. Twenty-seyen bales, partly damaged
by fire and water, sold IL auctiOn there, day
or TWO since, at the extreme rate OF Sli7.5U per
bale.
STbe Sultan OF Turkey has refused TO sane
ton a proposed reduction OF thirty per cent. OH
the satarles OF all government employees. He
is reported 10 have remarked that the employees
have already suffered too much 10 BE- again sub
Jecied 10 new PriNations.
81 L'Unon, a thorough auti-slaye cry paper
iii the French language. has lust been started
the French people of color 10 Join the Union
forces and aid in crushing the rebellion
~ An English sea captain named William
Sherwin has been arrested i'll Philadelphia for
rebel officers from Delaware Bay 10 Nassau.
Written documents sufficient TO con Wet him
were found upon his person.
r. The fine ship Reporter, Captain White.
from New York for San Francisco, foundered
OF Cape Horn about the 2Olh of August last
ami there cannot be- much doubt that thirty
TWO Of her crew persisted.
~ The office of the Volunteer, in Carlisle
Pa. was destroyed 10y soldiers on Friday last
The cause beng the publication of an editorial
reHrcunS on the President ana the ADM nlS-
uation,
H~bitentIln"> u battle lost AZ progress at
tanned l-rss glory, more liberty. The drum
Is silent: reason speaks. Ii IL the game I'll which
~ VIII" loses, gains Victor Hinge.
RI The Edinburgh Scotsman seriously an
nounces that Mr.. Lincoln has appointed Mr.. q
r. Train 10 the post OF " = Minister to France
III the place of Mr.. DIyton!.
hs-A cotemporary says; "A female recruit
III Rochester was detected by trying 10 nut her
pants OF over her head,