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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-30

NwE1ggy1u WARD WADswoRTH CLUB.-A large
and enthusiastic meeting Of the citizens OF the Nine
tsenih Ward ives held at the Cabinet, corner Of
Eghtyhird street md Third avenue on Friday even
ing, Sept. &c, for tie purpose Of organizing Union
Wadsworth Club. The collowiug gentlemen were
elected permanent officers u the Club: President
WIN. A. Dooley; vice-Preside.ts, +. s. Mcpherson
and VIM. b. Rockwell; Secretary Allen Cooper;
Treasurer, !. p. Walker; Executi-e Committee,
the Hon. Dennis MeCabe, Charles McC.rty, Law.
renee Harvey, Charles l.. Frost, Wm II. Il. Camp
and George T.. Nelson. Due notice will be givea Of
the next meeting.
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The 1920 Regiment, n. ". 81 v.

HsApouAKrxKs lC2p REGIMENT n; 4. Z
C.mp Ia w pods miles south wet OF PSohso9do; Ma'
To the Editor Of The ~ Y Tribur~ .,
SIR: lnclosed please find Ass OF killed Wounded
and missing of this regiment in battle near this place.
ON Sept, II, 1862 Ts battle WAS well-contes'ed' and
we succeeded in arriving back tie enemy, along the
whole line of Battle some eight miles). The s'con
srmv corys (Bankss) to which we belong occupies
psrt center of line OF battle, and at shs pon
tho enemy were driven back Il miles, we no'a'Ns
the ground gained during the ensuing night, .xr
Very respectfully, ,,,. ,e,d M Nv.
Can't. NJ Eugene Cornell ID. Serg Abraham pe''"1''
Geo w. Russell u.
WOUNDED
James Conlon. A rsI Saiii,.r a.
Charles LAKE a. Samuel We gixni
Robert Dollar a. Stanton Lane. |. ucrssiys
Josepn BOND o. Daniel McDousAL
Charles Reily.C. xndeew Brows.
John Boxer &. - N A Bacon, X.
Thomas Cash ID. CnIn Frank Flynn, X.
John flannery. d. Corr Joseph Richsrdsons =
GEORGE Dougherty, d. psni Martis, X.
| Francis Ksvsnnseh, Z. Mich. Deanin, Z.
Robert Mc0ee, T.
Geo. Picksrd, Z. s,.uro-Ssvsn Mo-
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CbeQnrt.
TWO GREAT TROTs on THE FASHION

1.-TWO GREAT TROIS on IIfE fashion
/ CoURsE.-TBg BROWN s STALLION MATCHED
AGAIN.-HENRY CLAY AND shEfnEhp hNAff.-
viii III come of the 1,h and 9Th Of hi. month l. the hr
.op Shepherd F. KDspp Tor 81 500 The mile
,s, three Henry Clay goes to wagon snd driver as
n sh. pherd y. Knapp IN harness This wl CONS 81 on
bsoo laid than upon other match decided this year
sIMMONSS BROWN STALLION AND GENERAL
BUTLER.
These famous horses will 60 for So 900 on WEDNESDAY
Oct 5; Butler to saddle and the stallion IN harness. mile
heats three in five The matching ofte C0nq1oroT Of Ethan
Allen again will great ,en,stion. aad 20 bs
A CAPITAL RACE.
JOSEPH CEOCHERON. Manager
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Freigbts arc moro active, and rates are frmer.
To Liverpool the engagements arc lbs, 900 bushels
Wheat at ii Hid, in bulk and bags, mainly at
d. in bags; $4,000 bush. Corn at lOi 8lOid., in
bulk and bags, y Sc fb; 1000 bush. Corn at IL 3D.
y 60 ib 3,4O0 bbs. Flour at %. 81. 3s mainly at
2s. 3d. &c., the inside rate being to fill up early in
the day; 100 tuns Linseed Cake at 35s.; 200 tuns
Bacon aud Lard at 937s. 3D.; 400 bales Cotton at
ia5-lGj., and 900 bales New Hops, y Scotia, at Id
To London: 300 bales Old Hops at 3-l6d.; 1S,oOo
burh. Whea. at l2i 3d., in bulk and bagsi l,4OO
bbls Flour at Be-. 3D. To Glasgow 81 GOO bush. Wheat
at i2i l3d., in bulk and bags; 300 bbls. Flour at
81. Cd; 100 tea. Lard at 4Os. To Hamburg: 300
tee. Lord at 35s. The charters are British ship
with IS, coo bush. Wheat and 5000 bbls. Flour to
LIVERPOOL at lid. former and Be-. for the latter
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
81 ISL 1904 Al; for Cusoms, $4,000; Payments
81 33s7 93 Oh; Balance. 81 ,27,7i II.
TIE business Of the Cleveland and Toledo road for
tho current Fix months Is a. follows:
Ma,............s 69 76 Sep,.mbe 90 COO
Jule ...............otgolO October ess.....looco COO
Ausu.t ...............796.5 Total go 23
Expense Of oIsrains ..,..................." 2Iofo
p,os... e26i,s8l
Showing increase Ia 2rOss earnings Of $50, III. lie
above is tic pOores: bali Of the year. similar In
crease in tie six mouths ending April goth next
would give gross sanirg, for the year of about: $50 600
Or.,.tis $4,000
soo0
Sinking Fond sad c.. C. iad c. lea'e......... $500
5000
Int.ret 2O00
ss7lcO
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CRY MoRTALITY.--The total number OF deaths
for the week ending Sept. 90 was 4lO-an increase
Of two since tho last report. From acute disease
there were 2l5 deaths from chronic disease l62, and
from external causes 80. There were 2H children
and l73 adults. Fifty-one deaths occurred In the
public institutions, and q intermenw were made in
Peters Field.
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Money Is offered In abundance at 405 y cent o.
demand, with some transactions ct 3 y cent.

Money Is offered in abundance at 4o5 y cent q
demand, with some transactions ct 3 y cent.
The Europa brings unimportant advices. Cotton.
with saes on Saturday Of 25Co bales, was quiet end
unchanged. Breadstufs closed dull but steady at
Fridays decline Of Sd. on Flour and Cd. on Wheat,
Corn unchanged. Provisions fiat. Consols olosel
on Saturday at s3i osSt for money. Illinois shsres
49I; Fries, 29lo29s. lI.
1Aompson's Reporter, in regard to Excise Stamp.
says:
The Government the party Of the at part being required
to furnish stamps (sec 0l) and not furnishing them d
the first delinquent The people the party Of the seccud
part relieved for the tine being from the palm ind
penalties Of the law. This 10 common law, and commoa
ssnse.
general principle any further than Circumstances force
them to.
For ourselves we shall pay drafts and CHECKS that
minus the stamp ur correspondent. hye he'd time 20
obtain the but shall perfect al! sGch i,suM.ds
the moment ,tsmps to be bad By stamping them iaS
we think will exonerate US, a. payers, TEN peoee
Whsrc the erection 81 document can D. p tncnsi -
'caiy Nhs document be important one-ior inHsncs
dssd rnoIis,ss or marriage ceihcse-he postpoaeinea,
nsd better be sg5nitbsd to- t.
Insurance policies be made ont and sde safs 10 TIE
insured and sui be la4 ssiGe be signed aud stamped
crfthcS'es " sick dto. Notes ca 10 tscgEpied as
stamped ait-rwsrd vita tho liability that the holder m,y
bss 20 Pay 70 IN ea,s soet Protests sy have t. 20
perfected 10 Ike manner beso their admission
~ ue cree 81 ssups, equity and rnmoa seCse nuss
opening OF ais article o. 90 TO the Collector aoo
py IS to have TO the dcaeat l-szed a. p.x at VI july
IL, nhch iubi else gLese.
THE Lrc'e Tax !. CT Universal iase-e In m nsususio
and 80 shall .of some week, MAKE Il our tIes,e
: The bread-tuti market active and higher tod y,
under the advance in Sterling EAchanSe, and largo
business was done for shipment.
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pARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Au,yp6cent Domestic Piece by J. B BUcKsroyE. called
CAUTHLEEN, The CARD-DRAWERi
MURDER Will OUT.


MURDER WILL OUT
e modern eIusv4gautisrce by MADISON MORTON called
Young AMERICA.
EVERY AFTERNOON THIS tr.EK a. o'clock
lAUDE MARCEL, THE IDIOT OF TARBES,
EVERY EVENING al 4 O'clock
THR BRILLIANTLY COLORfD TROPICAL fiSH
~ tie admir- alton ofeyery one Their ove forms, and ch
rainbow bues are Truly brsniIlnL
SWIMMING IN THEIR ARTIFICIAL PONDS,
their naive grace they delight Thousands Of al ages
Ny Prz,tiDs children laugh their spouse noGts
ass admire them with wonder, while the sasc regards
sE1s
THE MARvELs OF NATURE.
nOFESSOk AOAoslL the highest authority In Che
'He they highly interesting ia scien o point Of
FIFrY BEAUTIFUL ANGEL FISH,
'EAcCCK FISH, or FOUAEYED CHLEUB5, the very
r. Of The Ocean.
L sQulRRLL FISH. Of erqpi.i.e symmetry and color.
tJkOLOS, Or DOCTOR FISH. SPANISH LADY.
lOW FISH, 9Th head aud horns Ike cow and change
abfliznt color ike q chameleon.
fOktIPINE fISH. uniou. specimen
.AlAsDN CAVAhElTA, or JENNY HlNE.
NkAONLs, ZOOfHIfES. or SEA FLOWERS.
fAhhOi FISH wtns bill Ike parrot and chauges IL.
"sfs hke a chameleon. Very besutifUl.
,SHODPEB, YELLOW SNAPIER- WARBLER re-
L Flsh, and numerous otsr varieties all entirely new An
As lsaiods, and very rich aDo eie.Ant.
tsy arc 10 be at a.! boui day and evening Also,
=. ALBIyo FAMILY FROM MADAGASCAR.
nsAMAOTH BEAR SAMSON LIVING MONSTER
sAALo. LIVING HAPPY FAMILY, W.r Figures and
"a million other wonders.
with al these novelties, curoslties and unssment
:. price Of admission Il
@LY Is CTS. CHILDREN UNDER 10 YEARS. bots.
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Go farmers ano OILERS.

IxN ACRES-ELEVENTH YEAR.-Best
t4O Nursery Stock offered Ia the West cp
best apple trees to year. 20 to $50 loO pes !! 70
$50 100 esr goosebery aud cuITsnt SIS to -2i tulips
700 sorts; acn'. Peous. gratis willie VIC ttings &e
Trees cnespsst ard he soecsed ia Es send ra ,
Illinois r. N. FhhhA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-30

IN IURSCANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
ne county o. N.w.Yot notice !. hereby given TO all
~! Of Sew-York deceased TO p..snttns same with yousb
No ~ 70 me ,uo.crber the onoe Of Richard Whine
Il a., ire ,isy Of e~York or before tho
nkI Co'9Doi nsA"-Ds,.d New fofk MHcb e. 1852
JAMES w. WHITE, Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-30
New.York Regiments Left since 18th 81
August.

From the Albany Evesine Journal.
The following regiments have left this state 10,
the seat of war since the 18th of August. Several
others will leave before the LIST Of October-averae.
ing more than regiment a day for 6weess:
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Qroal ano fOoob.

DARNAEDs STEAM KINDLlNG WOOD
ID FACTORY and COAL YARD Not, 20. snd 2sd Front
It, Mes 35s 5s5 sai 800 soatast broad siouutsn ilck
he. ard all klnis Of Coal for Sc Pine Ost sni i,icSo5
osi ssy,ci AID spt ready Buu6s' for G!oceIs
alws' o hand s1ipgine supplied at reduced prices
COALS.-Bcst Red Ash, Epg and Stove,
- ~ %: Large Nat IS 81; Wuo Ash Lehfh. Egg
md Stove ~ o0 ,LiveTpoo. -; Camel 90 hes.ree ed
and delivered for cssh wben ordered Appy a, No 3l5 Bow
sry, No. 81 CIeene-st sDd No 40 Droo nest -
JACOB WEEKS.
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Eegal Noilres.

PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
us County Of Hsw.YOrk notice ia hereby given 10 all
sons having claims against JOHN MECGj late OF the City
nsw OK gentleman ceccssed to present the With
70 the subscriber at tue Office OF C. w VAN
10 ~ Nassau in the City OF kew,York
III day Of August, laB2 HEWITT CIjRT'is
Auyt5 law6moIas
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY OF NEW

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY OF NEW
= fOBk.-I"ENIf-EasT SEASON, l862-a-Ths
ats plsce at IRVING HALL.
sEt Public Rehearsal On SATURDAY, Oct H. at a D. N.
For Subscriptions apply IN tho Music Sores Of Msssn
san'sDberg Luis, No 100 Broadway and Me..r. Hear
slirner No 7Ol BrosdwsYo L. spier SECRETARY Al tns
ans ofisheafsAls. by order. l.. sPIER, secretary
RANVARDs GREAT PAINTING OF the
- MISS SSIPP1 RIVER. in peace snc war now extfh.
En EVERY EVENING, and on WEDNESDAY ard
sAIUkDAY AFTERNOONS, opposite City Hall Btoo..
h Cur ain rise. 8. and o'clock Doors open Lsf an
I0sf Previous Admission 2. cents children Is cents
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IN
~ FOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
hrs,clas steamer VIII lesvc Ne~.YorE on the i llth
SUNDAY when the day Of departure viii be thS MONDAY
i04 aos !. .,.,, - .., or,, o,so. No. Row,
ing-grsen. d. 8. ALLEN Agest
M o. ROBERTSS LINE STEAMSHIPS,
VI. FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON VIA NC
ARAGUA
Through In advance O! the mall
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARES THROUGH TO
SAN FRANCISCO.
The new and splendid steamship AMERICA, 2sco tons.
JEFF Nary Coniioand,r viii sail OF SATURDAY. October
Wsnea.s Nor,a Ess ior sia joan del Note eoaa.etns
With the fat ard ~eikn steamship MOSES IA tLoh
tuus l. Howe-, Commander TO ss without delay for
su direct a's Of tho pAssngs al ats Juan
Tie speed and accommodation Of these steamers
surpassed b, any either aud INTENDED
land Passengers ~ bis line IA san FRANCHISE ~nhia 81
The und.rdgn.i having been in the csioui, trade rom
the beginning beg % n;9n tue public that this s PEI ma
dty-u of The .hPs vii positively inave on s DAY .i',
nd o1sa ao . s ~ ,l DO .s siG Ssn
t'' Information OF passage aFpy T. poDERTs
No. III Wesi-s, corner Of Harien.st, Moth Riger.
NorcE The restrictions travel having been removed
by order Of ae VIZ Department pssfenger. soont 70 VIZ
haoPe vii no longer be Pey De n,.n
SfEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL. touching
~ at Queen,town (Cors Hsrbor.-1hs LIVERPOOL. New
ios ard hisdelphia sts"n'hp COMPANY in's"a
/ ......................SAtufd day. Oct T.
CITY or acknowledgements aufdsb ont ~
CITY or WASHING lOS.......Ssiuf5aY. oct 10.
Asd every succeeding SATURDAY, AZ noon. from Flor
no. ~ North River.
RATS ~ PASSAGE.
FIRST CABIN.. 4a3 SIBkkAGE. ......ss..''s >
Fh.t CABIN 70 LoDdon.. o. steefsse 20 London..' 20
First GAOin TO Paris - 'ieerGgo to rams ',
First Cabin Hamburg Sj steersgo 10 HsnbarE.... ~
Passenger. forwarded TO HAVE, Bremen ROTTERDAM
Antwerp &c, AZ equally low rttes ~ -. -,
EaIes nom LyerpoO Queenstown: lst Csbn ss, 40
and : ll5 seerag- from Liverpool. 80 FROM Queens
Autt Win al fof their friends can
buy tickets here At these rAts.
these steamers have superior accommodations Tor pu'en
gers are strongly bolt In Wat. tight Iron Sections. and
cary Psten, fire Aunihiaop. LIZ enenoed Surgeons arc
attach ed 10 each steamer. ...,,..
or further iniosn,ion sppU In Liverpool 70 WILLIAM
ISmAs Agent No = Water II. In Olvso~ to ALfA NAL
COLIN No 5 II Enoel-'qnsfe In Queenaown TO e. w
ID. sgYHOURk Co.; In London TO EWES MACY, No.
81 King Willsui-t 10 Pans TO JULES DECOUE no ~
Rue More Dame des Vctsre, Place 10 Bous tn Phila'
delphis TO JOHN u. DALE, No Ill WInutst or as tho
Company Ohiosa .
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,ouu.ospc,u. on the Capital Stock.

The Company have The cash IN hand to pay on the
entire floating debt, and have negotiated $500 600 OF
tbeir Sinking FaId Donds tie proceeds Of which
will enalls them to pay off all the funded debt
maturing in 1862 and 1863 and leave nc obstacle 10
tie say OF he next dividend.
Tie Lusin,.s in the street over tho counter to-day
las been erosmon,, especially in Demand Custom
Hous, Noes, gold, and 100 v cent Treasury Notes
The market has been very strong for tie first two
commodities. Gold advanced steaSiiy 4, tho rIrH
Board from l2l to ~, without bringing out large
quaint lee. Between be Boards it touched l23, and
al tie Second Boari. with largo saes, advanced to
offered ht 1874. Ire spectators in it are yery &c.
tive and confident, and 1870 is freely predicted. The
MARIE. for Custom.IIouss notes naturally followed
sQld, and Gales were made 10 high as ll9i an adj.
vance Of "a y cent since Saturday. The amount Of
,bese notes sfon il rapidly diminishing, and they
must soon APPROXIMATE much nearer gold. Messrs.
Ligermore, Clews e. Co. alone bought and sold a
million Of these poies to-day. The 1905 arc firm
aud active for investment at lOi, los, and TIE one
year Certificates at 99i.
The Sub-Treasuser has an ample amount Of Gold
on and FOR the payment o! tie coupons on the 80
y cent notss due Oh Wednesday, AID has RENTED
TO Boston tho amount needed for the paymsn. there.
The deposits Of Gold under the Y cent nteres! Or
ranesmenl reach e. 100 COO, mostly from the public.
Large amounts have been rendered by banks If
reeced, but have been for the present declined.
Tie deposits Of demand notes to-day with tie Sub
Treasurer have reached $780, 600.
The shipments Of Specie from this por. last week
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Ocean CLEANERS.

4 RRANGEMENf commencing July J. lS62.-
~ FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA.
frst-clas VIII lesvo Se~.York on the iss 18th
and 2 Of each month exoep, whoa these dates fall on
SUNDAY. when the day Of departure viii 10 tho MONDAY
following
For sish, or pa.ese app, At tie only Office No. Bowl
ing-grseE- u. B. ALLEN, Agent
, 1862-04-12
a E6EfHtiaU Patriot,

Our readers Will remember the case Of Rev.
Mr. BoEerman, pastor Of the Universalist So
ciety in Richmond, Va, who Was cast into
prison IN that city, I few weeks since, for re-
fuEing to pray in his church for the bogus
Confederacy. The following extract from an
article in the Christian Ambassador, q promi-
nent paper Of the UniTersalist denomination,
will be read with interest By an who can ap-
prcciate tho noble qualities of the brave
man:
We have just received lcttcrfr from Br. ], N.
Buckle, Baltimore correspondent, contain
ing an incident which illustrates Br.-. Boser-
mans Christian character, his love of his
Northern friends, and his devotion to the
Union ana the cause Of free government.
Meeting one Of plumber Of exchanged Union
prisoners. who had recently arrived In Balti-
timorc from Richmond, Br. Buckle accosted
him, and inquired it he had known or heard
of Re7. Mf. BossernaD, viii in Richmond
The moment Ee mentioned the name, the sol
dier's eye spark1ed with grateful excitement,
and be cxclaimcd-
''Ob, he was our best friend in Richmond
He is the right kind OF minister. He did all
he could for us. He visited the sick, buried
the dead, and supplied Us with all the comforts
IN bis power. Often he prayed with us and
the LAST prayer WIS 4 very fervcnt one, as We
we're about to bid him good-by, and leave the
prisons
We lcara from Rev. Mr. Ryder Of this city,
that the Uniyetsalists Of the East arc making
arrangements for the support Of the fauily
Of the nosle disciple. AL honor to the worthy
disciple Of Christ.
, 1862-04-12

The election for Mayor and other city officers,
Springfield. H.. On Tuesday l1et, resulted In
election Of the Democratic candidates b the
,eton. mem s4e; Sutton, Rep,) 7ss-De@o-
tic majority. 1873: en- other city officers the
.atpr3ty was sbout the same.
The Republicans hafe received q number Of
lions from the ranks OF the opposition,
ut these were fully counterba!anced By the
oss Of Republicans who have gone to thearny
mot one quarter as many Democrats yolun-
,cred from Springfield as Republicans. TIE
,rmer stay at home to enjoy the loayes and
hes, while the latter went forth to defend
heir county. It is much the same through
ut the State. OF the e0,ooo Illinois soldiers
4 the field, more than %, 600 are Republicans.
he reason is simply this: One-half Of the so
alled Democratic party s5mpathlze With the
-. They call this ''Lincolu WAT that
night have been avoided by ss compromises"
nd like humbug therefore they stay at home
open " FIRE in the rear" on the Govern
ncnt. The other ha1f are unconditional Union
n, whose hearts arc With the loyal cause.
They believe with their gre It leader, Doug1ss,
t the coantrJ Is divided into 1ogalists
md traitors; hence they are found side by
-; with the Republicans battling for the
Onion. :. =
The "Democratse' victories teraJded 1,y
Ehe secession Timex have been ea;net; IN 41,e
nee Of the volunteers. When they return
,ese victories will cease.
, 1862-04-12

a letter from Capt G. 7, Hotchkiss of Chi
cago, to his wife, written on the battlefield at
the close Of the second days fight at Pitts
burg, Tenn, gives some particulars respecting
Cen Wallace He Was shot through the head
about 4 P. NJ. Of the first day's fighting,
while vain1y trying to resist the rebel charge.
In the retreat before the overwhelming surge
Of the enemy, he was left on the field for dead.
The ground lost on Sunday WIS recovered
on Monday, and after our columns had passed
over the place where Gen. Wallace fell the pre-
vious day, he was found lying there, not dead,
hnt bleeding and unconscious. He was at once
sent down to Savannah, where his wife Was
during the battle, and he las since been in her
care, His wound is q terrible one. Tie vii
ter thinks it almost impossible for hin, to re-
cover.
The same letter states that Frank Goodrich
OF Dubuque, Sergeant Major Of the 11th regi-
mcut, was killed in the first days fight.
Lieutenant Field Of Fseeport, Of the same
regiment, lost leg in the battlc The
writer states that at 10 a. II Of the second day
Taylor's Battery had suffered but slight loss,
though constantly exposed.
, 1862-04-12
GEN. POPE'S COLUMN
Over 1000 Prisoners Taken,

r.ro 49,, - Ill., e.,7...<. ,,
' ~ - 1ou'"s 6eAe1a.
~ ~ can " go @ ~ ...s t :. " e'e,y 49,. . ,".
- 49, J, @s ..s" 'tu IAe'
~15' W .-.A e--11 Wv "Aoss. ousaos'Aa1'
NEW MADRID, ApriI 10, 1s6z.
GENERAL ORnEH No. 81
The following dispatch from Major General
5aa1 5haeck, eommannlng Iais ugpsr1shs, M h mas
lisfed At fhe Head I Of @ eTerT 7' reEinent and d.
tachmen Of this command:
~. LOUIS Aptu "sn' 1oo@'
1g@1, gens.stn,,.s stn te ~, ~ MN, .,r.n on
splendid achievement. II exceeds IN boldnezs' ana
bbancy AZ otheE Il operations Of this var Twin
tnre generations. You deserve Vel Of vour e coun-
try. {sig1eD q. r: HAIlseK4
,,.,. eo :.
nafch, The con3nct nf H. ~ trao1. @ Was toI anian-
- ~~3
, 1862-04-12


The Republican city ticket is now before
people, and is entitled to the support
every friend Of the Administration.
1he candidates are capable, honest and
'rtlly, and should be elected. 1t is
nf2ht On'o7 ticket, and every straight
ion man should vote for it. Every citi-
lWho sust5ns the emancipation mes
:c q the President, ought to give it 3
Every hearty upholder Of the Coy
:mcnt should manifest his zeal for the
ion cause by casting bis ballot for this
.iet.
No rebel sympathiser will vote for these
1didates. Their support is not expected
desired; but all good and true Union
Il are cordially invited to stand BY it.
at class Of men vino are in favor Of 8
torous prosecution Of the war until the
~ls submit Internationally to the Ma
Dal authority, vii, we are confident,
h very few exceptions, give the ticket
ID support and that other class, opposed
the confscation Of rebel property, and
c.yor Of new and humiliating guaran-
5 for slavery in favor Of reconstruc-
t" that will grant an amnesty to the re-
leaders and allow them to resume their
places in Congress and in the Federal
vernmcnt, will vote for the opposition
, 1862-04-12

Editors Chicago Tribune:
One Of the prisoners from Camp Douglas
paid flying visit to this city yesterday NOR
ming, told melancholy story, that he was
forced into the rebel army that Col Mulligan
had given him leave Of absence to come Out
here: that he had been sick, &c, &C., and he
succeeded in raising Thirty dollars. The truth
is, he ran away from Chicago, and is as strong
8 secessionist as ever lived in the doomed
Confede-aey. How long will American
fvenen allow themselves to be imposed
upcns How long will the friends OF
Liberty and Union affect sentmentality that
is repulsive to all the generous, noble instincts
Of the human heart? While our fathers, sons
and brothers are lying on the bloody field of
csInage in the writing agonics OF death
without u bandage to relieve their suffering,
:,1e'. aod women give their money to traitor.
Fare sll the attributes Of reason deserted the
balls Of intellect in Illinois? a Union soldier
could not collect money enough to pay his
fare to Chicago, in order that he might join
his regiment; but secessionist, traitor, an
enemy to human right and happiness, can get
thirty daza7s. is this as it should be?- I
write this that i. may VAN others not to be
deceived. I remain, &c,
: VIZ. a. BARRAcE.