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The New York herald., 1862-10-19

clasp them fcreysr Thy heart The warrior sons OF the
Apethc vestss OF sacred re Of freedom M the Eu.
ropoan contin mt. They will be yours And what ahes'
Cal the great American republic she IS after an my
dau hef risen from thy lap and hooesr she may 20 70
wor s q uqeg to-day for the dbtiiois ~ stdrfly Sc
o'erons 7rcdi,aef Nv Aid her 10 come out from
the terrible struggle In which she rs involved by the tr
fckefs in human flesh Help hor and then make her SIT
by your side in the great assembly of nations the final
possess free VIII and do delay day. The initiative
that oday belongs you might not be yours "a morrow
MAY God avert thsi VINO bravery took the nitn.
tive than frauce N 80. She who III that solemn mo
meni gave q the world the goddess Reason evelied
tyranny u the DIST. ard consecraed free brother
hond between n,tions After almost a century she
daced % cs-R tie tYy 81 nations 10 protect tyranny,
and 70 d c ttf efforts n Stdy the ruins Of e Temple
Of h6da1 thdt hdeoas Immoral D,onstyosiy-P PGlncp,
Rise, therefore, o. britannia, and lose no time Rise
with upiea brow and point out TO other nations the
10 ioloN War would longer be ross bio where
worlds oonrross waod udge &C The differences rsen
twean nations " more standing armies, with which
fsnedom Is ire,aDi's.ihei away with shells and IRON
ll'ting Lei s,adee reapng machines come forth,
lei tbe milag speU IA desl rctivo implements be
III yed t. eeoul age industry and 10 diminish the sum
oi human miscy. Begin, o. Engsh peop.e for the love
Of Cod btgia ms Of Tho human compact, and
benefit lrestni generatiNrs with 30 great a gift.
Besides Sw zcfland Bglm and others that will rise
al you call YOU viii other naions urged on by the
good sense 81 popuetos rush a. thy embrace and unite
congress IN nc course chosen by mutual under
stanfing and general consent repeat TO you, may God
bless you, amt my s amply repay you for tue benefits
you have shcwcrcd uncn With gratitude and anec-
tion, thno. 1al .sat G. GARIBAIDI.'
VAaIdNANo. SEPT 2S. 1862
The New York herald., 1862-10-19
The English Opera tfves ON Intervention.
THE REBELS BLAMED As THE AUTHORS OF THEIR

From The Manchester Examiner, DC

la
public meeting, called by requsition TO the Mayor,
was held last evening In the Assembly OF the town
hail. staleybrdge Tths meeting TO which Mr. Mason ad.
dressed his letter given In the HALD yesterday (satur.
day. morning gFD for the purpose Of considering tho
necessity Of peitioning her Majesty the Queen 70 take
Immediate measures for the recognition OF the Concde-
rate s. ates of North America.
An hour bcfoie The time appointed for the meeting
begin, there were n the roadway outside the han many
hundreds more than the hall could possibly hod when
the doors were opened, The hail was quickly filed with
worknsmen and toeranc quetnsss prevailed until the
presded and with him was the town clerk =
hr. JoHS BAEToED moved iho frst resolution, which
was:--
That y The opinion q this meeting, ec ancntable dis
fess and panpesm prevalent In the cotton drics of
CheIc ana aneash,e are consegucn, upon eporable
conflict now RAJ ng in North America and that our
men would be justified in taking any steps in
with the principles Of International law arrest N oss,
BILE the Indulgence and raupcfism now closing upon us
He proceeded 70 deal with the question Of distress
the war In short speech, and followed by MIR tohn
Bradbury, who seconded the notion Both speakers were
listened 70 with attention.
Mr. y BuIcprr, in an excellent speech, discussed the
question outlined ~ the requision and throughout was
loudly cheered lie said he opposed intervention
and carried nearly the whole meeting with him.
Mr. Tnos. HopsoS moved as an amendmeul--
That ~ ftsnpaioa orUh meeng ne dissess prerofro i,
The New York herald., 1862-10-19
MeCiclla nd's Victory in Maryland.
49, fFrom the Lol don Hires, Oc, -

We assume without hesitation tha, the inyss Of
Maryland has teen falgr. Whether It was rsit for
the sake o. stores and prov isons, ateip raj
the state against the union simply efi0tcic 'ove-
menl against the army Of Washington, the caDl4sia
must be the Whatever the C,fedefacs de- retto
do they have left undone, because the iedea ny
forced them to retire. They met II mol With suYeriur
conquer aud they retreeted. We do not riace M
least faith in the stories Of their Item rsi z'ol cr
rcut II appears plain that they Withdrew tiola Nay
land In excellent order. ard with all tleir materia-ter
haps with more than they took in. We have doubt
they viii be heard Of again. do consef TINT
the Of The Ncrth has been advanced ssge step
by these unexpected victories. But, for al ts or
fecty clear thar the Confederate who had marcned
trusnphantly up to the very waters OF the II tonac, n
suffered a reverse and that their plans strategy is
far the invasion of Mary and Concerned
mllGe failed AT that point, s0mo othT
and, suspect, the definite asccndcrcy cf Me in
gave tho Norherners an advantage They raid dra,l,
for IL but still they got IL and it viii be nicr IN
the extreme TO SEQ whether they il, Or
whether II will pass away from them a. lin. For the
first time In the war, federal general has challenged
the Cuniederaies 10 fight pitched hatlc ~ has H.
For the s, time Mcclellan has discarded tie raaa and
appealed to Nc sword Instead OF ntrerehipg ninsct
behind field WORKS. making his approaches according
to the rules n Cn2ccTh science, he has boly rcad
against his agin'iesi 0ed fought them. BY these tac
fies he has, ls h.aself expresses the fact eav 81"
the state of Mar lard o. the North, ard pcidl state
Of Ponns yivaaia, too But hc has dome ,hsu this
lie has shown that he las reilly qualifications cor
n.and and lhlt Northern soldiers me cr winAers
fair stsrd up leht. All this howestr dncs bu htns
tho contendng armies nearer to quality, ard It asi
remains 10 be what effect il any, fas sudsc' dove
npnent fnilitary capacities may have upon the c
issues of the contest.
The New York herald., 1862-10-19

AuVeFse
Thus tho American balance has bosn adjusted u excess
TO the exentin round numbers-of f2 800 0O0 and the
balance against Europe has received augment alton
equal 10 $500 900 for single week Let now pass 70
furthe. facts which wi 10 extent enable us
TO see our way through this exceptional and sxtaord
nary state Of things.
The question which naturally first OF all occurs s whe.
ther the United States Is likely 10 maintain exports on
this excessive scale We think so, at least for sereroi
months and foy the fo'l9scing rtcops1 The American
wheat harvest is, with few exceptions, above the full
average Of last ycpr In most districts. Wheat will nc.
crdngy be sent forward freely from Tho upper lakes u
I'll the close OF the navigation the 10th November
when underwriters take no further risks and until the
ls Of January from New York. The unsettled state
of the country consequent on tho stimulates reaiza
ton and after the wheat trade ends the provision trade
chiefly In packed pork and beef, but largely in bacon
choose and butter win present the The Indian
crop has never yet proved failure and there
fore likely 10 do so this season, particularly as in many
parts OF the country s as promising the wheat crop
was before cutting For these reasons we are dis
posed 10 think the American exports will continue large
until the new year, if not later.
Here second question occurs, VIZ: whcihsr this large
American export trade cannot be by increased OK
ports from Liverpool Hayrc, Bremcn and Hamburg. SO
sr as tho Acricen tarn Is concerned showed the
other week there are no obstacles which may bc deemed
insuperabe High rates charged, tat er intention is
no, bfion-it Is fsDnuc. Tho American nnancicrs
with full knowledge ~ tho dependence Of tho Western
Northern aud Eastern state produce Eurote
for customers and wh the othor hand full know.
ledge Of the greater readiness Of Europe TO ship mccha
disc instead OF specie, have simply taken the TO
repensh tho federal treasury. Apart from this they
have no object whatever III tempered newspapers and
politicians may aIegc TO the contrary There Is
The New York herald., 1862-10-19

Quentiy reascn, as regards ths tariff why large
American export tado shoui not eceve tho ~ on usual
IN spch Cases. namely corresponding European export
TRADE And let us ada that all accounts agree Ia repo-
senng the American ms ket sl no~ bao Of all com
modities Under the bsn aln smcricau Manufacturing
industry makes progress and importers, obhefs and
wore VITA nconsidesabs and insufficient
stolas on hard. tf Ef# ## &
These qucsi answered, Others present themselves
Why. Il viii he ask a. II there adverse balance 10
New York against Europe q the extent = f2 50Oo 600,
shonit specie he amount o eoo,aSl have been ex-
ported during III week endiag the 10th August There
eau DO no donbt, however, that there Is a
balance kuropo credi,u The lu,ted states that
Balance will DC available Tor ali behalf OF he
United states Europe To be cve The contrary
believe hat axeiage brokers and btsc.s noi snh
GENTLY alive 10 tnei iuc.Asts ayail3b,c il
resource within their reach shcl costs item nothing,
lat vii rather ava themselves Of the Cos ty aud cum
bsoas su0site Of reiat'ing srec,e Brt ,43l
week from Aew York IS less than tha single shipments
board the steamers some weeks ago circuins
IN sei whia sSi 70 prove mat to specie movement y
sHnsiing fhe import Of american securities into New
York NJ longer calls for gold on any TERMS ainorican
pun in lpr ie q late tavo very moderate
and, ceashg = owo money 10 Europe, Ase7f,d Jy as
D oiuee 4silt7lt MY Dec Us crelt3r.
Still il my urged hai he priceb sterling bills is
hlsO h;.h that is better 10 sfio specie than to buy
bas-und nero ore. Whatever MAJ be shown BY figures.
tHee Is st large unsctted bnlnce against Aiuerica
bs the,n is nbunuaa. reason ~ believe il sheer Lelu
Alth ugh Il Is true gcuelas that the doniand ef
commodities, including bs rases their mlrket value
The dilcity in the New York Exchange ma ket AZ the
moment is whether the quotations for storing bills is
real q nominal. Gold, At least IL actct on by causes
whoa have little to do with The cuncacy on the pic o.
commodities II Is IN demand Jns as "hest Was during me
III h anlnc or as g.h Mas IL sis cnl1tfy after the es
cape OF Nanaloon from tiba, ae dNhir h. close tue
at WatcrlvJ. Ict VS. on tits, ie = t refresh the
memo y ol readers t3 retteh.d I.o'tUo,s
de escape IL Efod lrd ~ rlac m fer cef /,
ahp a. g!iea sisa ed,d. c.r e ~ par c.nt hot be
ne SdnI ~ ~ gt srd u t% tf,rh m ~ ttar
NH s n t-aSe L.a1 ~ he s,sir so'lte,tpt--eM 10
c1as Cd uos a q sas4cray f0 tte mttQry 0a naodt
oyassa.ioa,S ~ ms coen'yG.
Few, ae hing viii lonses doubt that positive opinions
The american hScsgo are ~ worth much, aud that
tho OF events mast be atcaed closely. fine fact
the qI0aii1bs oi oils are ms,eaJing ard reliance
must be O placed The Cid fashioned figures
AhcA cii Whit export an import, and what New
york Ia tn same way ana th show that Il
lauge Il n prog ess ii tie Amnrcaa trade
The New York herald., 1862-10-19

The districts q uainly febeUio, of
fhe Sosfken Satcs againsf ths Asssi'un coatautscn
This seconded BY Mr. SAMUEL yiEto, and. afor
being nut, declared carried by najorty-
something like htn red 10 md lond cheers.
Avo;e of thanks 10 the Chairman concluded the pro-
The New York herald., 1862-10-19
PApr. Oct I. 1869


tssns Interest Respeting american Afais-P edool Re-
: Closely Scanned-Hopcs Of Peace-Priace Ma :.
poteons 0roan Opposes TIE Sosh on tie Principls Of
LoW and Order, dc
The intense interest that felt In all ranks OF society
h American aars has the effect Of rendering everything
sonneoted with home or foreign policy almost nuestory
Tho papers recently published respecting Rome would
nj any other time utterly absorbed public attention
but compared with the last kilograms news
they are idle tales.
on course not syllable that has been written regard
Ing federal disasters has escaped the public eye Men OF
Iii classes hang zach scrap OF intelligence with an
oagernses which only exceeded by what must ne
accounts often contradictory and the theatre of war
n OF such gigantic space that have capacity 10 fairly
ncAn III, II ~ sometimes said the Confederatss have
really chance Of seating their President In Washington
why should not all parties shake hands at once and re-
model the government without disturbing Union which
surviving this rude shock may be fairly reckoned on as
ptsrnar why win ye die house o. lsraeY il the popu.
har sentiment France which instinct feels tnat
hnion In Americs Is intimately associated with strength
IN France.
AZ the same time nothing that has occurred induces as
BAR az see any change 10 the sentiment wen ex-
party may be In the ascendant for the moment nothing
En prevent the ultimate preponderance Of the federas
NJ they persist 10 carrying the 0tydpce The
pnly question Is whether, seeing the desruc.
ton Of ie and property, II Ia worth the cost To-day,
bowever we have the report OF terrible battle between
bad 10 be victorious Every one puts up prayers that
the report may prove true and that the tide Of battle
fhus turning Ia his favor, peace may be established on
hhe Dcst o. al Dases-the triumph OF law and order.
The New York herald., 1862-10-19

L.,
AJso,btag In,esT Ercitoa By ae Intelligence from qer
Ia, dc. dc.
Never since the commencement of the terrible slr,g
gle raging on the continent OF North America ana
which postery viii undoubtedly class among those
aud tremendous conflicts that have decided the fate of
the wordthe Of Hannibal and Scipo, or Ata and
Actus of Napoleon and the European eoa,on-hos pub
lie attention been rveted with snch abso bng interest
tho scene Ct hosHties The last intelligence per Asia
breaks or like the fourth tragedy the penul,.
mate chapter Of rom ance, at the most exciting
OF the crisis, and leaves the catastrophe enveoped
darkness and mystery The battle series Of battles,
Hagerstown, has evidently been the bloodest
and most hoy contested Of the whole war; and the cap
ture of Longsreet and II 900 Souherners shows that
victory must have smiled upon Mcclellan and his brave
army but the rccrossng Of tho Potomac by the ubqu
tous Stonewa Jackson and the significant remark that
other battles would have 10 be fought before tho contest
nualy decided seem indicate that the triumph Of
the Uninists bad not complete preclude the
possibility Of which might deprive them Of the
fruits of their previous 30 apps ars GER
TAIN that the fate Of trembling 10 tho balance
and win be decided by the of the gigantic passage
the first dubious and confused reports Of which
have just reached us. II the rebels should fail In
their grand offensive movement, and be hurled back In
disorder beyond the Potomac, there no reason why Nc
Celan should not pursue their scattered forces Rich
mond and dictate peace In the secession capital but for
tunc should once more stand their friend, II the Union
commanders Should he outgensracd by their antagonists,
and cut OF from their base OF operations or compelled 10
regain u by disastrous retreat the cause OF the Union
would sasain blow from which II could hardly be ex.
pected 10 recover. The cabinets Of Paris aud London
which bavo long been waiting with impaticnce for pre-.
clare that the osic ofac had rendered ,s rccosnon
imperative duty. the other European governments
would follow their example and the new republic would
nations OF the earth.
The New York herald., 1862-10-19
Our London Correspondence.

LONDON, Oct. 4, 1902.
fchn BM Mourning for His Rebel PrfendsTbs,r D,soo
~ Maryland Makes HIM Humored--Amer,ean ray
respondfaee Of ne London Press--71s Dfay,s, of a,
oettn mt sst-cotcn Jrcm India and III ooa, DC.
hcO,eAaDs great victories In Maryland have thrown
The New York herald., 1862-10-19
PAKIs. Oct 1. 1862.

FAks, OCT /, I6O2
Recognition and Armed Intervention About Jonuavy-A
Union Victory Locted For, dc.
Nobody doubts that unless the war Is closed by
the lst Of January France and England tcTl recoJ.
nisc ae South; aud Il seems also 20 Be taken Jor
grduted That recognition woad Dc instantly fcli9eed
bg armed Intervention. hear, upon good autho-
rity, that by the last mail a communication
sent from NJ Thouyenel 10 NJ Morcer In which the
latter was requested TO forward possible III
ta has viows the result or the struggle with
such iacts and statistics as III assist the French govern
mcnt IN deciding upon its course towards u.s.
Politically speaking, stock is at very low ne ire
hore just now> The news Of Mcelans victory In Mary
land which reached England on the 2Gh ultmo had NOT
been received in Paris when this letter was written IL
boiDg dated on the day--ED while the Confee
rate rs away up IN the clouds. Cannot sumsthing be
done to reverse the positionS Nothing, can you
out success viii do IT,
relate these things to you simply because they are
fsctsI am sorry they are SO, but they are and you
consider thom Of any importance you upon
Them.
The New York herald., 1862-10-19
Our Commerce with England.

THE CHANGE IN rIoGREss IN FAVOR OF AMERICA. .
From tho london Money Market Review, Sept. 2O.i
We invite tho attention of ouffeederS an important
change progress In tho American trade the bear
ing Of which plain The balance OF payments so long
adverse America and 50 long favorable 10 Europe
ofpe0,S 10 e m lensh almost reresssd and unless shp
menis OF merchandise made speedily TO the other
side OF the Atlantic portion Of Ms specie rec nv 10
tbs ooantry from hec lolh may Be oitdocn. Let US
submit the figures from which this probability must b.
deduced Fer recent week tho imports exports at
New York were as follows
Exrorts-Produce 80 90, 1857
specie. ..................,.,...... 700, ,431
81 3gs OSs
linrorts-lotM 1861 1897
Adverse European balance. ........... S2 40 Col
This altered state OF things, New York exporting
$500 900 weekly in excess Of its imports. II then this
state Of things continues, while the balance Of payments
between America and Europe is adjusted there can only
be the result. Europe in turn dlschoroe e ad.
tclonoe ghch The export trade Of Americd creates
The state o tho account between New York and Europe
from the LIST Of January 10 the latter end Of August as
follows
Exports.
$S3,4r58c4
specie IS ,SS7 4l0
JolA .$l22, ,402 7e3
Imports.
iotal ,l17278
Adverse European balance. sl3, ,226 lO5
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-07-30
COnscripts Voting.


We publish, in another column communication
from "a Volunteer" in regard to the conscripts 70.
ting. We agree with our correspondent that the
SPIRIT if not the letter of the law, guarantees to
the conscrpts the right to vote in camp for Cover
nor, members of the Legislature and Sheriffs; but
if they not allowed this privilege, in the name
ofustce and of free government ITSELF let them cote
for Governor IN Wake and IredeN Counties
We appeal, in advance, to the government at Rich
mond not to permit these brave men to be deprived
Of their right Of suffrage and one of the organs
of public opinion, asking no favors and fearing no
frowns, we call on Gov Clark to to it that citi
soldiers of North Carolina are not deprived of
right vital to them and to free government ITSELF
The inspectors of the polls Raleigh, and else
where in the Count, will no doubt make ample ar
rangements for receiving the votes of the conscrpts
for Governor; but we repeat if at all compatible
with the law and the requirements of the service,
the conscripts ought to be permitted to vote in
camp. If they aye refused this latter privilege and
are hurried off to Virginia after the 3lst, and be-
fore the 7th, what will be the natural conclusion
of the public?
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-07-30
Rally for Vance and the Legislature, and be
sure TO go to the Election!

Rally for Vance and the Legislature, and be
sure to go to the Election!
We feel sure that Col. Vance will be elected, and
we believe the friends of Col Vance will carry the
Legislature; but to make assurance doubly sure,
we appeal to every Conservative, and every advo-
cate of reform in public affairs to bestir himself and
to work for the cause from this moment until the
evening of the election.
The patronage of the government is against US.
That must be met and overcome. Nearly oil the
government appointees in the army are against US.
Their efforts must be met and overcome. Rally,
friends rally in every neghborhood for the gallant
Vance and for Conservative members of the Legis.
lature. If necessary, mount your horses and ride
among your neighbors, and urge them to turn out
and VOTE Be sure to be at the election early in the
morning, with tickets fl your candidates. and see
that the Conservative cause has fair play Our OPP
ponens will start oil sorts Of falsehoods against our
candidates. They will declare, for example, be-
tween the 3lst Of July and the 7th of August that
the army has voted for Johnston and against Vance.
Brand these falsehoods they deserve, as soon as
they are started.
,N0U is the time. Conservatives-old Union men,
you have been held up as traitors to the South
though you have expended your means and poured
out your blood like water for your country. Now
is the time to resent this monstrOus calumny, and
to vindicatc your character and that of your
children.
Bear in mind, friends Of Reform that your only
hope is in Col Vance; and that he will not be able
to effect all that is desired unless he is sustained
by Conservative Legislature.
Bear in mind, citizens and patriots, that Col
Johnston is party candidate, and that Col. Vance
is the peoples candidate and is pledged with his
friends to discountenance party in the midst of
and to prescribe prescription. Ii you want a Wig
orous prosecution of the war and perpetual sepa
ration from the old Union-if you wish to put down
party spirit, and make our people what they should
be, band of brothers-if you would sustain and
reward brave soldier, who for more than twelve
months has staked his life for your rights and your
liberties, on the tented field and in the blaze of
battle vote for VANCE for Governor
No,o is the time. Rain or shine, go to the cleo
ton. 1t will be the most important one ever held
in this State. Let nothing keep you from the polls.
If you fail to VOTE if you decline to vote you
will abandon your right to govern yourselves
Abandon that right and the yoke of deSpotic power
will soon be fastened on you and your children.
But you will assert that right We know you will.
Do it and glorious victory will crown your efforts.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-07-30
Cant. III. C.. GOrrell.

correspondent of the New York Tribune gives
the following account of Capt H. c. Gorre of Gull
ford, who fell in the late battles near Richmond:
81 saw melancholy sight day or two since
1t was that of young Confederate officer, Capt
Henry c. Gorrell, from Greensboro N. c., and Cap.
tain of Company E. I'd North Carolina Regt who
fell in an attack, which he had led batteries,
Saturday evening, 14th inst. In his hand he held
his sword 1t was one ofthe old regulation swords,
manufactured by Ames, at Springfield, Mass. 1t is
marked ~. 81 Alas, that it was ever drawn against
our country's cause. The scabbard and belt were
gone-Aung impetuously away in that gallant but
vain charge. In his pockets were watch, his
pocketbook, lock of hair tied with piece of white
satin ribbon and sprg ofctdar carefully tied and
ncloSed in the same way as memento. His conf
mission was also in his pocket and note for $500,
&c trust the money will be given to his heirs by
those who found it. but the sword whose use was SO
perverted that shouldreman in loyal hands forover"