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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-07-11
SANDUSKY, DAYTON d. CINCINNATI
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CHANGE OF TINE.
ON and after Monday, May l9th 1862
trains will run as follows:
~. PASSENGER TRAINS.
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following days he carried his arm in a
sling; aud upon many occasions during
that time, he repeated the above state
ment, until upon forced examination of
his person, his representations were prov
en- to be entirely false, as not even the
slightest wound could be found upon his
person He was then placed under ar
rest by Major William Wallace, who fled
charges against him, accusing him of
"cowardice" and deserting his post in
battle; and that pending his trial, he was
permitted to tender his resignation, which
was accepted ONLY on the certificate OF
Col Moses h. Dickev, then commanding
the 18th Oaio. That said resignation
was for THE BEST INTEREST OF THE SER
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-07-11
tn E PION EE R.
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lNsEcoNp STORY OF WORTH PETER BLOCK,
tthe low rate of one dollar and NIFTY cents II
paid In advance and two dollars IL ayment
is delayed six months
s. M PETTENGILL & CO.,
No, 81 Park Row, New York, and State ST.,
Boston.
are our agents tor the Pioneer in those cities
and are authorized to take advertisements aud
subscriptions for US at our lowest rates.
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School Superintendent Election.
The Board OF Trustees of onr Union
School have elected James B. Finch of
Middletown, Butler County, Superintend-
ent of the Union School in this village.
He will enter upon the duties of his office
at til, commencement of the Fall term.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-07-11

GJ7See one or two specimens of what is eve
where said by he people -Editors--Dc;.lcrs
DO.
HOUSEK KEEP ERS-troubled with vernli
need be no longer, if thy use Q C)STAR' )
EXterninatnrs We have used to our salts
faction, and if box cost S. We would hav
it. We have tried poisons, but they effected
nothing; but COSTAR'S a ticle knocks the
breath out of rats, mice, roaches and bed
bugs, quicker than we can write it 1t is in
great demand all over the country.
Medina, O., Gazette
MORE GRAIN is destroyed annually il,
Grant CouLty, by vermin, than would pay fol
tons Of this rat and iusect killer.
lancaster, Wis Hera'
HENRY r. COSTAR-We are selling yo1n
preparations rapidly. Wherever they have
been used rats, mice, caches and yerm in dis
appear rapidly.
ECKER & SroUFsER Druggists,
Windsor, Md.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-07-11
NoMNN no M0se,.

As aproof that the Hood Purifier anil Pills are purely
vcetabie have tha cerhcttes those eminent chem
sts Professors Hon of y Y, and Locke Of Cincinnati
Read Dr. Roacks Special Notices and Certificates pub
tiHae. 49,.
Price of tle Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier 81
per hotl9 s. per halfdOzen Ufe Scandinavian Veg
etahe Blood Pills. % cents lsar box, boxes for ST.
Principal Office and Salosroonl No. East Fourth ST.,
81 Building from Main St., Cincinnati, o.. Laboratory,
No. Hammond Sitent
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These proparati tons (unlke all others) are
Free from Poisons"
IN ot dangerous to The Human Family
"Rats do not die on the pre@-ises."
"They come out of their holes to die
'sThey are the only infaIlible remcdie,
known"
s'l2 years and more established in New York
City"
Used by The City Post Office.
U sed by the Cit1 PIlsou aud Station Hods
Used by The city STEAMERS, Ships, &c.
Used by the City Hospitals, Aims houes
Used by The City Hotels--s'A Astor. .''-''Ss
Nicholas &c.
Used by The Boarding Horses, &c
Used by More than D.0O9 private FAM
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Always Pat Up at the Best Hotel.

seen in another column.
The New York herald., 1862-10-11

think OF them Colonel Scott Of the Louisiana cavalry,
said to at Big Hll:-"Thcse Kentuckians very
unreliable people anyhow. They cry Good Lord good
devil In the same breath. When you are IN the stat
they win all be fJf yon, and when they will be
just rs unanimous for They want to be neital, and
will be anything 70 save their niggers and mules I"
TIs AvANtE OF OUR ARMiES-EvAcUArloN OF LEXINGTON.
About the only intelligence OF interest from the front
during the last twenty fonr hours the
Of the tion Of Lexington by the rebels The
ment began On Noaday morning, and by night all the
troops Ia the vicinity the march, save rear
guard Of not than hundred II is not stated
whether they took the road to RchGond or Nicholas
VILE though the latter Is probably their line II
retreat They would not be likely to return tho
road along winch they advanced for the that they
have already skinned the country bordering it o most o.
its supplies Moreover, concentration OF their forces
win be attempted for fear they should be compelled to
fight:
Gcsera Ss brigade took possession Of Frankfort
Mcnday afternoon, but not before throwing few shells
the Kentucky river NJ company OF SCOTS cava
ry, left behind ggard General Sill promptly
that place this evening.
Danvle was occupied by cur troops without opposi-
tion, and General Rousseau at w W.isburg, fifteen
miles southeast OF that place Monday evening II does
as before remarked, l have great confidence in their
ability 10 escape ON the folds OF Buelfs anaconda
which threatens TO crush them ia its powerful embrace
CHANCE THAT THE EMMY MAY sE CUT orr.
II is possible that; in their efforts to escape, the enemy
may he day too late. Buckncr and Bragg both at
Frankfort Saturday 10 participate IN the inauguration ce
rcmonies OF ''Governor' lIawes. From this IL would
that they ignorant or the moYoiacnt OF
forces tie Bagdsown road and as there is neither
railroad nor telegraph communication between Bards
and Frankfort tho evacuation OF the former place
must have been ordered by HaTdcc without Bragys
knowledge Indeed it Is said that Bragg, on his return
hs army in full retreat There is at least this
ray OF hope.
The New York herald., 1862-10-11

native Of Virginia. and admitted cadet ip the
Military Academy at West Point during tho year ls4o.
He graduated on tho 30th day Of June 1852 In the
GLASS with Major General McPherson Brigadier Generals
scho1eld, Lowe, Sweitzer Sill and others In the Union
army and several Southerners In rebellion against
the government On the LIST Of july 1861 be was bre-
vetted second lieutenant Of the Third United States
artillery, and n the following November transferred
tc the Fourth artillery, with the full commission During
1865 be acted assistant professor Of mathematics at
tho Military Academy At Wcst Point. On the 3lst Of
March, 1865, he promoted TO FIRST cuteuancy In
the Fourth regiment Of artillery. Among his companion
eutenants lind the names OF Edward NICK Hudson,
now General McClellan's STAFF and others. On the lh
Of May 1861 he promoted to the captancy Of Com
pany d. Of the Fifth artillery, ranking No AZ on the
Deal roll OF artillery captains. About tbe commence
mept Of the rebellion he allowed leave Of absence by
The government 10 raise regiment for service 10 Ken
lucky, and visited this city for that purpose. He was
afterwards sent 70 Kentucky, where he held The CON-
mand Of his battery 10 The division Of General Mccook,
then stationed at Camp Wood. he has doubtless been
With that division throughout tho campaign n Tennessee
&c Hc has since had charge of brigade In The grand
army Of General Buell. and in the battle al Perryvie be
received The injuries reported.
The New York herald., 1862-10-11
nctina ;eneralLytle,


Colonel aud Acting Rrigadier General william u. Ly,le
vice 10 the Mexican war az lieutenant Of ,ndepen-
dent company Of loot soldiers, and served in Colonel
lrvngs regiment The company received into service
the 5lb Of October 1847 and disbanded the 25h
Of july IS4S On the 21st Of December lS47 Lieutenant
lytle promoted the capiancy in consequence Of
the Of Captain Kunaa!y who d;ed at Rio Frio on
that day.
Al the commencement of the REBEL ion Lytle was elect
colonel Of the Tenth regiment Of three months voun
tcers (ncknamcd the "Boody Tcnib'D and went into
Western Virginia under Major General Mcclellan In Gene
raj Schcgs brigade Col Lye tock part in the gallant
attack upon Rich Mountain July 1861 his regiment form
ing portion the force front Of the mountain They
marched upon Beverly &c After the departure OF
Mcclellan FOR Washington General Rosccrans reorsanized
the command and the Tenth formed part OF the Second
brigade under General Hill. Al the end Of the three
months campaign the regiment substantially enlisted
Oh the field AT the battle Of S,mmcryle Western Vir
gina, sn The Ioh Of September 1861 Colonel Lyle
wounded After Floyd WAS driven from his position in
the Kanawha Valley, the regiment, which had been in
General RenLams br!gale, ordered into Kentucky.
This was about the latter end Of November, 1861 II
stationed Tor time Camp Jefferson, Bacon Creek,
Kentucky and attached 10 The Third brigade Of Ge
neral o. NJ M,chcis division Genera, Duinon
pnder o, the brigade In February, 1862, we find Tho
regiment among the forces possession Of Bow ling Green
kentucky but udcr Lieutenant tounel Burke. The sub
cct or sketch has doubtless been actively engaged
in Tennessee urier BuclI for find that lie lost
his le whi,c commanding brigade IN the Army OF the
Ohio
The New York herald., 1862-10-11

ASTONISHING NEWS.
Invasion OF Pennsylvania by
the Rebeist
esuart's Cavalry Dash Into
Chambsrsburg.
TEE BQLDgST RAID OF THE REBELS.
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n.,x IT., Alo
Governor Curtin Hurrylng His
Troops Up the Valley.
yN TyO rs 6 = U a r z
DC, 30. go.

H.RRsRuRG Oct 10-7 80 Y
Governor Curtin has just receycd the following dc.
spatch from Colonel Mcclure, nv chambersbirg =
"sIercersb lrg occupied by Staarts rebei cavalry
to day and they are advancing on thambersbuFg.
They took horses and all other property they wanted az
Mercersburg. Offering rebel SCRIP for it, they ala no III
Jury TO individuals ,ha have heard or. The force Is
advancing upon Chambcrsburg They nave cnt tho BED
ford wire. They reported as acar rs ST. Thomas,
about seven miles from here There is no doubt what
of their being in Mcrcersbnrg. They viii certainly
Give US call 10 night VIC had the at four O'Clock
but it was not credited. We carnake no resistance as
/, would only exaspcratc and cause the wanon dcs'r"c
tion Of property and lfe."
The New York herald., 1862-10-11
PRICE TWO CENTS.

c'ltwaea and Popnions soanirv fcrming part of tho
great limestone va Rhsh extcads a,ong the sotheas.
base y The Blue Mountains. The highest points Of ss
rGse n Franklin couny are estimated nj about fifteen
bGEtred feet abov The vaaey IA hos manufactures a
cs'toD WOOL, ao1r paper ana - ~ ptlf.on IS
aboG, hye thons md The caully wh III b5-,.s on VA
ant has ~ area of hand "a anI erly square
mics 5ciry four hrEirel and seventy oar Tho sand
acrcs Il Is drained by lhe CoEc!arv ipe, An'ic,ant
1rsrarera aot Grecochcguc creeks Tie III Mountain
'rn,s ~ bonn iary on 'hs east ani 1sayera Cove
Mo,.atan on iie northwest Ptruell's haob high md
r'c' fesase peak h, northern part OF the county
tho 80 ith@c.tcr3 tcrmiraton % ihe ka!mny rapsc
The a.ghesl roi,s " Cove Mountain estimated o. be
ABOUT dtap. harircd 'eci above Tie valley Fhc erny
Of tho soi IS a,ss.p passed IN 1850 'hs sonny Yielded
SO 0c2 BASKETS o wheat The greatest iuaaiy lroiatai
~ any county o. the sta'e except Lancaster u Was n.
gan2ed n 1884 ana the present population ,s Jvcr 'oriy
Thousand
The New York herald., 1862-10-11
sr.,ch Of Cham bersburg,

rsbmbsrsburg is a nourishng borough OF Franklin
co,,,v pa of which county It Is also the capital II Is
n.asantly situated the Conecocbogs creek at the
,,nciiou or tho Cumberland Valley Railroad with the
franklin Railroad is fortyive miles in an air line,
southwest Of Harrisburg, anil one hundred and dy miles
ives, Of Philadelphia II connected by good turnpike
roads with Baltimore, rit,sburg aud Philadelphia, and by
railroad With Harrisburg Philadelphia &c. II is twenty
two lies from Hagcrs,own. eleven miles from Green.
castle twhcre there Il military camp, ,h,y.four miles
rro,n Carlisle asoa military station and naywo miles
frurn Harrisburg a by railroad. II IS also about forty
miles or less from Hancock by tac turnpike road tae
dwellings In this p,ec mostly tnit OF bfcs Or s'ne'
ana The town exhibits general appearance q nea'hFss'
comfort anil prosperity. his hne court ho''e banN'
a large acad my iclAe scniaay, ci-hi cinfe"'s "na
eyo ,ews,,rcr Offices il i Surrounded BY h..Alv
The New York herald., 1862-10-11
Coroner,s Inquest.

Tas LaTs HcMcIDx At THE BowERY THEATRE Coroner
Naumann held inquest yesterday al the New York
Hospital upon the BODY Of George A. Doherty, who was
fatally stabbed at the old Bowery theatre, while in an
alteration with John Crawford, q member OF Duryess
Zouave on last Tuesday night. The evidence OF several
witnesses was takeu and subsantated the report OF the
occurrence Already made but none OF them coilc posi-
lively identify Crawford tho party who inflicted the
fatal wound The jury however, charged him with The
crime and he committed by the Coroner for trial In
his examination he stated that he did stab deceased but
ds assaulted by him. and acted only IN sell defence
lie is but twenty ono of age was born IN this city aud
resides at No SO Adams street, Brooklyn The friends or
the deceased have taken charge OF his body and II will
be inferred ia the New York Bay Cemetery Several Of
the witnesses In the seni 10 the House OF Deon
ton 10 await tho trial.
Coroner Eanney held an inquest upon the body OF
Bridget Newman, latc Of No. 310 West Twenty sixth
street who died from burns received two weeks ago by
which she attempting 10 ignite some wood IN CRATE
by pouring the fluid upon It, She native Of Ireland,
nineteen years'ot age.
Also upon the body OF Ellen Cirman native Of ireland
sixy seven years OF age, who died from the effects o
raI pan the iron railing or fence received on the 22d
of August at her late residences NO LOO West Fourteenth
street -
susan sends, German woman, hfty years OF age was
ound dead yesterday IN her bed at No. loo Essex
John orau an employe Of the trm OF Lewis Brown,
nj No az front street, yesterday fell down 10 i and
died soon after at the New York Hospital
Vim lIauscr or Williamsburg, accidentally fel through
Tho hatchway o No. les Franklin street yesterday and
was taken to tho New York Hospital dangerously
Ia,ncs T,nch. n No " sixth avenue, was serious
burned by The exilssiUn cf q Bsid lamp.
The New York herald., 1862-10-11
xKETvRES UF KILLED AND WOUNDED OFFICERS
General James $. Jackson.

Brgad.er General James S. Jackson reported killed
was al time me u tho leading spirits OF Kentucky
Tie abpat forty years o aye, ana as au OK
petiencei soldier. H. served 10 tc Mexican war and
leueaancy iu tie Kentucky cavalry, and while
Ia that service foaght a duel with the renowned
Tom r. Marsla. whca the rebellion broke out Jackson
ossre the eoonc!cy o. the Third regiment Of Kentucky
cavalry. Anlul August last he promoted to briga.
die gencrasna, aad the organization Of the army
o the OHIO was placed N Command OF the Ninth division
ot that body. In The cors daTme OF Major General SIC.
Sok. Hc was thus spoken o. waeD assuming his colonel
cy, by Kentucky journalist
jackson Is native q Kentucky and feels deop pr.
On the past chyary aud .prssa, honor OF the state
A lawyer by profession, he began his career al
she bar ai Grccaupsburs, the county scat OF The
extreme rortheas;ernnost county Of the state No.
-6ndmg ,hs mountancers OF that region sufficiently
quick asd ardent TO suit iem?sramsn, like his he eml
grated 10 Christian county Kontucsy. There no was
say appreciated, ard rose rapidly, until his ambition
s,nsrnatcd his purpose an elevation last August 10
federal oagress During tho last two or hrce vears
he In cordgncc with the laws OF the drello has boon
compelled accedc to the demands OF an antagonist and
stay him. liz Temperament hc IL ardont: In speech
aucnt and eloquent fun q power dscaIu vet reason
able, sci ani practicable No young man Is mors
thoroughly acquainted with tho tone and feeling OF Tho
pcopc Of Southwestern Kentucky than ho Though Bick
ners column lcrvalcs one har OF his district hc un
da,nediy pushes forward the organization Of cavalry
regiment, the nucleus Of which Is already III camp al
purposes Of the constitution intact upon the soil conse
presence Of Crttendcn
The New York herald., 1862-10-11
JOHANNESBURG, Oct. 1o-s 7. M'

About fifteen ,aea, horseback, are in town win car
bnes and flag Of They want to see the principal
man Of the town They have large force about mile
from town, who viii enter in an hour.
Colonel Mcclure and Provost Marshal Kimmel have
lust gone two miles from the town to meet the reoei
commander. Nothing DO done except surrender.
We look for the whole force in half an hour.
They crossed the Potomac at Hancock, and came over
the country to the Pittsburg pike.
The deposits Of tho Chambersburg Bank have not been
returned from New York since the late raid.
The New York herald., 1862-10-11

oUR HARPER's FERRY CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR HARrER's FERRY CORRESPONDENCE.
HARpRRs FERRY, Oct. Q, 1892
The Elenly 50 ongly Tnttacted al ViaeleaaA Aou en
Erpscted dc.
Yes erday twontythree Of our men errived here on
parole from Winchester. A private of Company H.
Ninth Vermont named James E. McElroy, Of the
party ie vas captured as follows:-He had charge OF
eight ladies the "a OF September, and conveying
them 10 the from the hotel in tue village when he
found that one Of them, Miss Scott, from wescheser
county N. Y, was left behind lie went back 10 the
hotel aid walked into the paror IN search Of her, when
res M n IN o Scps cot stepped fortcoyd ana command
ed h u surrender hinse a,iev prisoner o. h lcci u
iasonay shot at the same time presenting cooked pistol
his breast He at once submitted, ana was Kept con-
lned in room OF the hotel cavalry al the time
riding along tho street below The CoBiedcraics soon
after occupied the village there being at the time Of his
arrest than twenty thousand OF the enemy the
outskirts The rebels threaten our mcn while walking
about tho their parole aud IT is unsafe for
10 be abroad after DARK. number of their wounded
we're sent or 10 Saunion from Winchester day two
before he left. Their shoes wero taken from
them and given TO those In the army, and they
were thus compelled TO start on tramp OF over
ninety mllos barefoot
The inhabitants OF Winchester say that they wish
the Cnion forces would drive cut the rebels and
again occupy Winchester, they can buy c,otiling
shoes the necessaies OF lie much more reasonably
than when the Contsdea;cs are there The enemy are
strongly intrenched at that point and Is believed that
If our army attacks them there VIC SHAH mcct with re-
pulse the rebels having their batteries and troops IN
position. II Is thought that II we could cnt OF
their supplies which from Chlnbersburg and Saun
ton the enemy would be compelled TO evacuate The
feeling now exIss generally throughout the Southern
army that forces attack them either NJ Winchester
or any other place In Virginia, they will drive their
army before them they that they now on OFT
own grogpd and know what they are doing. Around
Har Ferry and ucighborh hood there Is every ndca
ton OF early movement and you must mel surprised
IL an advance s made this week.
The New York herald., 1862-10-11
the BATTle RT coRiaTH.

The Pursuit OF thc R1bcis StsIl Kept
tp-Uienzi Occupied by Oar Troops
Gen. osiesoy got KILLED, Sc, SC.
caRo Oct 1902
We have chased Price as 'ar Hfp,cr nnl 80 Tar az
can be asce tanned the chaic Is siiii sept up
Our troops occupy Eenzi.
The report OF lbe Culon occupation Grand Jpnctop
is not confirmed.
The reported death Of Gen. osesby, rom wonlds re-
ccyed at Ccrinth, IS incorrect.
The New York herald., 1862-10-11
The Contest at Franklin, virginia
OUR NORFOLK CORgEsi oN UENCE.

fNoRlciS, va Oct y, iSoZ
Adicaal Ds,ails ef ~. Aga;r a. f,aasiia-Less Of me
Enemy, Gr DC.
since the brlian, affair OF Colonel Spears NJ Franklin
on Friday last, the rebels the line Of tho E'ckwaier
have remained very quiet and there appears to DO, ior
the present q, least ul in the threatened dcnonstra
ons asans, suffolk from that quarter The result o. mo
engagement alp.ed TO was highly credahlc 20 orr arr, NE
inc onern, bay lug received wholesome checN, ttu W
objects III Tie projected reconnaissance proving " Z
Saii.rac;ory The loss 81 tlc clcny Il 8 lm.teu - ~
To- hnnarcd In cd aud wounded, whie tle
an our aide Ncre but two Killed I'VE wpnhacu nna u.
nss,ns the engagement takrs place agr.ss le
,s conld not ,ke any prisoners ihc eenaon ~ SuoS
,e w'p liz sasfl lUory, and the utmost conn
oa q ri, IN r ability uiaiuain ls position against
e ra,sr ,lds than the enemy can bring agaiussus
The New York herald., 1862-10-11
p.,sonai Intelligence.

Tic HG (Eslad Ass q pros,hs 'hsa is1 ba 81 fg bo
Hsh 10 titles frtn the aHcien. Holy Roman
vr Wy Wy e,hs Tnpcrors OF Germany. Among The names
fn,NS ~ fi,rece 81 raul (arouettusl.a count of tho
u v n, ec,'n rppife date OF patent lIs6. On shls ths
iJs s.t,.sr rem rks;I in Count 90 fod, thc present.
l.yt.f II that title. hti recently arrived ~ ilverpoy'
s e st,,e 81 Tennessee, IN Amer ha, Ia whlci. Sase
~ ,.g,nieJ hich position % lawyer AID hladso. ~
,nI 81 liberty We was ccnteat 10 drop hs ute nhu
,ci' ns name lclah,d.n toant rclaaod, as no -
~ , e,lnd i III accomplished scholar, oi CURLY M nan
,,s AMI III IN arist atiS appearance We .n',rs '
ss cti That part a hw bsncs, y tnaana a ns - ,,,e
,c e 8 Fis 'anA's fglt'iaa OF lnc laue'"i''o' " -
s,utleru c csl,fcderRcy
The New York herald., 1862-10-11
Aetlno General Webster.

Colonel and Acting Brisadier General George Webster
the cololc Of TIE Ninety eighth Chic Volunteers
Of the re- that took the field ugdef the last call ci
the President He resident OF Seubcnyille Ohio
and The regiment organized at that place The
mand has not long been IN Kentacky, but during the
interval has been iganzcd into portion Of Buells
grand arny Colonel Webster doubtless became the
brigade commander Gy vrtie 81 seniority OF rank.
The New York herald., 1862-10-11
General Martin.
From the Baltimore srn |

From Tue balt!inofc SGn
This Confederate officer who Is reported as killed at the
hate battle corlnh is probably Brgadcr General JAS.
6. Martin. North Caroinian, who captain and
brcvet MAJOR IN the Qusrtcrma ters Department or the
United STATES Army when the broke ont lie lost
in Mexico Some years ago he stationed at the
United States Arsenal III Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1862-10-11
General Mcclellan in rhiladclphia.
PnLADEr ruiA, Oct. 10, 1862.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. I0, 1867
II is reported that General Mcclellan arrived in this
city last evening on private business.
General Mcclellan passed the night at the Continental
Hotel but returned to the field again this morning eav
ing here in the eleven o'clock train.
The New York herald., 1862-10-11
The Brig Rainbow Chnscsi-rhc Priya-
tecr Orcto Supposed To br in the Gulf.

Captain Jaiisca, Of tue brig liinbpw from New o.
leans, reports that tie ajt Of Scp;oinbcr, wbi'c
about Gy miles north Of CGbl, Ia Ion 50, he made a
steamer bark rgsed ecr funnel raatcd White yicg
still lie says
II was about six r. N. As soon us shc saw us-~s
being about six m,ls from hersc altered hrr course,
aud made for w. We concluded IL was tho pr,vi,csr
Florida alias 0rc,o.
Just as wo losing sight Of each other she irei
gun TO stop us but altered and she kcpt
looking or US I'LL eleven r. H., when she gave tho c'iaso
VI.
We got clear By dodging and altering our course Wc
could her little small light pat up likc s''ns shi
90 that the unwary might fall n,o her trap think sbc
had not co,. enough board to dive IG sced or We
cJall not have escaped.
The New York herald., 1862-10-11
THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

osF rHE cArE ron EvRorr.--lhc steamship scotia,
which left New York Wednesday afternoon will ar i've
Oh ape Race this afternoon roae for Liverpool Com
mcrcaI dispatches lcft s,okcrs ofcc 145 Broadway
before eleven A. NJ to-day, VII he ~ Ccasor be u
hclfd.