Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-30
m1soELLANEous NEWS.

tIOui Uce lnotuCog AvWob pe~sNe --~-
will commence In Iowa this week.
) The rebel pickets on Monday, October "
rssumed thels old station in from. OF our iorce'
. ct Esrper's Ferry.
Or to the 2si Of October, Nsw York State
had raised SO 1853 Of her quota under the tWc
calls for COO, 900 men. The number yel to be
recruited or drafted is S2.647.
THE drsfs 10 Philadelphis, which was to
take place October 20, bas been postponed one
week. Meanwhile tao c!.y expects to raise
her quota By volunteers. and b,th public and
private bopnties are freely sfssed
TsR Uci;sa stsscs iron o!sa guuh0as San.
gsuon was launched on Mondsy, October "a,
at Chester, Pa She 10 teo hundred fees long,
forty Ave feet wide, and twelve fees deep, and
will carry one ;sEres, IN which two ll'iuoh
guns will be moan.ed.
IT Ia announced, snlh6risativeis, eGJs the
Cincinnati Commercial. that Simon Cameron is
returning to Us He Is not 90 deeply enamored
with Russia as he was; and Cassius NJ. Clay
leavcs w. Ths country wcu!d survive In the
abseuce OF beth Casslus and Simon
GENERAL TgoMIs A, MoRnIs, of Indiana, has
al las: been appointed MsiOr.Geueral, sna
oIdesed to rep;st 10 Major. eenerai RosscTsna
IN Kentucky
TIE Indian Agent Of ,hc PencsS Indians ar
rived q: Washington, o,s, 20. accompanied By
theig Chief wah-Gss. suppe or. The Chief
comes in order to satisfy nlt1eSlf and tie other
Chisss that Lincoln had tos 6eeI h.1ge1 or the
United States GoVerrreu, ove'.brown
A WAsHlsoTOs dispatch says the ordsg enabl.
ing volunteers to enlist In the regular army
still cf5asea gsest cxc!temen: il camp. Some
old regiments have iost enc third of their bee.
nsn. The oEdes has been temporarily suspend.
ed until list Of th9ss aishing to change can
be made out.
TIE Military Cou:s Of IsguiFy, 10 sessiop C.
Washington, has concluded its lGbo's and 10
ysasisations of the circumstances attending the
late euRfeudeF Of Kerpes's Ferry, and lAs seat
to the proper GuthOsities sealed report Of Tie
facts Involved. THIS Eeport, with iss eonelu-
siors, has not yet tfanSpired. though is h laid
General Martindele ia Satisfied Of his acquittsl.
TIE QusfteFmas.er at Washington On Tees
day, Oct. 2S, opened tie bids for army horses
last advertised for. Three thousand were duly
contracted for. to be delivered ct that point
within twenty days, for cavalry serViee, at from
Sll0 95 to Sll3; for artillery eeFvicei at from
s!l3 to sll5. Most Of the successful bidders
we're from New York and Philadelphis. Tbs
onl2 Western successful bidders we're the fol.
loving: Jchn L. Harsh, Csrrol.on, Ohio, two
hundred horses, ct ll2 90; Moses W. Wrsy,
Stanford. Ksa.Icky, Eve hundred 9: sll9.
A wAsnSavoN telegram saye the Western
troops arc to be paid. Six hundred thcrsand
GoIlars were sent to Loulsville for this purpose
Oct. IS. and three handled thousand to Gin
oinnRti.
TIE Washington Star Ct oot. %, charges
that the Radicals have organized anew ratified
and desperate conspiracy to compass ths re-
moyal Of Mcclellan from tie command OF the
army.
A MEETING of the manufacturers of Chicago
Eas held October "a, for tie purpose OF ssking
into consideration the application of the Uni-
ted States tax lag as affecting their inteFesta.
The principal poiI. q discusaion was Sheiher
taxes we're to bs paid on gross sales or On in
creased va!ues, and whether an article passing
through several hands must pay tax az each
change. Such rule, ID was contenteo, would
bring ruin on the smaller manufacturers and
would accumulate tax on come articles OF
more than ninety per cent. A committee Was
,ppo:ased to draft memorial to Congress on
he subject.
A New HAVEN paper. a day or two since,
an editorial thus:
More than O month has passed slnce the
Emancipation proclamation was made, and the
slmost universal aequiescence In it surprises !
be msss ardent friends Of the measure.
The radical people in New Haven have not
heard from Indiana, Ohio. and Pennsslvanis |
Ies. Are they eorsd ssleep7
1'Re West is divided Into four Depsrtmepts, !
The Department of the Missouri, under Gen !
raj Curtis; the Department of the Tennessee,
rest Of the Tennessee river, under General !
'sz1t; the Department Of the Cumberland, d
,mprising Tennessee east OF The Tennessee b
yer. so much of Northern Alabama aud Z
Eeorgis as the United States trOops mas take 3
n1session Of, under General Rosecrane; and Q
le Departments Of the Ohio, General Wight. f
rants command constitutes the 18Th and 9
osecrana's the l4.h Army Corps. b