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, 1862-10-11
THE FREETS OF VICTORY.

The way OUT boys are following up Price
and Van Dorm, knocking them from pillar
TO post, capturing their wagon trains,
taking prisoners, and giving them fits gen
orally, furnishes an example worthy Of all
Imitation and an praise. From Corinth to
tie Hatchie, frcm the Hatchie back to
Chcrw:lla, from Cacrwalla to Pocahontas,
then 10 Kossuth and Ripley, they have
given the defeated enemy such a chase as
has not been seen on any other field since
Che war began. We have won victories
before, ard SO have the rebels, but neither
side las made airy decent. use Of victory
till row. The maxim that an enemy is
weakest after he is defeated, and therefore
mos: assailablc, has been acted upon by
Grant and Rosecrans with admirable yigo1
and effect
, 1862-10-11
TmE CHAMBERsRUR&. AFFAIl


The raid Of Ste%arls rebcl cavalry into
Pcnns, lvania, while it is calling and hui
initiating to sec SO important town rs
Clamberaburg surrendered without a shot,
can hardly be deemed Of Importance ex-
cept to tue unfortunate people who have
been robbed BY the marauders. Hancock,
where they arc said to have crossed, Is
about thirty miles northwes: Of Williams
port, and forty from Hagerstown. The
darc-dcvils who have vcntured upon this
enterprise ought never to get back to
Tn3inia alive, unless as prisoners Of war.
ChnmbeIsburg is little east Of north
FROM Hagcrstown, and distant about twen-
ty-1iye mics. TIC rebels hare run around
us about as they pleased in Virginia, but
that is no reason why they should do 50 in
PENNSYLVANIA.
The force of the enemy at Chambcrsbarg
is stated to be 100 cavalry and six pieces o1
artillery. This may be telcsraphic c1ro1
fur 1.COO cavalry.
, 1862-10-11

San FRANCISCO, Oct. 9.-Tne market Is
without interest except 4 fair jobbIuS trade.
Importers find it difficult to force aAles at
ANYTHING like current rates. Many goods
now arriving via the fsthmus, under instfuc-
items to sell and remit gold. return BY steamer.
The consequence Is general depression ana
djet1ust regarding the future Of the market
for leading staples:
The propoeaf said to be urged At Washings-
ton fol raising 10, ,000 cavalry IN California, Is
REGARDED here - fmpzactieAhle, If they are
inieuded to enter the service before the fall
Of '63. They could mot start across the
plains before April OF May, arriving In MIS-
soun In July or August, in ! worn down and
half starved condition. Ten thousand CAV
airy horses would cost, In California, tWfee
their yalae IN the Eastern States.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1O.-The 6tr1nGeneJ
In the moaey market is increasing: Bank &C
commodations, Two per cent. Mining stocks,
in which much speculation has prevailed, con.
shutting the principal cause Of the present
money Pressure, have declined materially,
good - well IL wild cat" The latest
sales Of 0phIr arc 3, 900 per foot, showing Z
decline OF $700 in the face Of increasing divi-
dende- EKchange on New York, l41<t0l71<c.
Legal tender notes, 10@15c-
Receipts OF treasure At 8an Francisco fol
| nire months past ftoA British Columhta
| f900 000; from Oregon and Washfurton'
81, ,m, 600; frcm Wsshoe, $40jO, ,000: 7rom
Mexico, $500, 90; from the Caiiforni1 mlnes
| 81. .oD! 600; making total o< "a 600 900.
, 1862-10-11
FROM WASHINGTON AND
THE WAR.
YELLOW FEVER RAGING At CALVES
TON, TEXAS.
General ToombS Goes Home Badly
Wounded.
/ REBEL FORT CAPTURED IL
FLORIDA,

WASHINGTON, Oct 1O.-Gen stah1 made a |
reconnaissance to Aldie, where he captured |
fifty or sixty prisoners, whom he paroled, and
also took several wagons and ambulauces.
dcnsvil:e, which seems to be their main gath
ering E Rlaee; e. .,rrv. .nxv =, rur por,x.,
October 9Th, $50 p. IL.
The following general order has been is-
sued:
HEADQUARTERS AR4T OF THE PoroNAc,1
Carr NEAR eHAnrsBuRa, Nd, Oct ).
GNsERAL ORDERS No. 165.-The con-
mandipG general extends his con-
gra1ulaiiops to the army, under bis command,
Tor the victories achieved bY their bravery 4.
the passes OF the South Mountain aud upon
Generals Reno's and Hooker's corps, urder
Burnside, at Turner'S Gap, and Of Franklin's
corps at Champion Pass, in which, in the face
OF an enemy strong in position and resisting
with obetfnacy, they carried the mountain
and prepared the way for the advance Of the
army. won for them the admiration Of their
hretbr. n in arms.
In the memorable battle of Antietam we de-
featsd numerous and powerful army of-the
enemy in an action desperately fought and re-
ton Of lite which attended it. The obstinate
bravery Of the troops Of Hooker, Mansfield
and Sumner, the d3shing ga,lautry Of those
| of F1anklin on the right, the steady yalor Of
| those Of Burnside on the left. and the vigo-
/ ,ous support of Porter and Plea:anton, pre-
ent uMnt W, emt,7 1ta1 th; " oar
4t,s,at;nn ~ s"sA '1e' A7aAso WALL f'Aoe A''o
Fnnrt. IN onns thirty fonr co,ora- II IN
stand Of arms, and nearly 6.0oo prisoners,
ahen '1o1a .ne of Fn or +,;n6 a 6'1aeees u '1e
| rra+afnl cnnn+rp Iii thank +,e no,1a
| ,rn,r for echieTements Which have rcscned
~ ~ 1oi sastas III tha = ,.t tr,,m rho rar,"a.
II ahe invader, and have driven him from their
Wh;1e >. -.;a;o;,r a+ Tho r;ctor;ae ,rb;c, ,,,aa-
49, rr,n,,a ~ ,t;n1s
1T ms cheI;. 4 The n'emors of onr hf:.re ] rnn,,
r,des vho hare ia doEn tbnir i1ras unon the
hattlt fisld, martyrs in their country's cause.
the ncnn1e. "''N ~ ~'''' 1>>1 An W. '1N'1 10
lnS 81 pcopl1. pcopa,d of n ,;or f,enara1 ucc,s,1,n
~ ~oD1 ~ WT1I.,a =
o ".o1l1As' ~ a: w.
MAsH1SSIoS eh 9esoSer +ne. Dang ,1g ae+ 1ae last H
4nafteI, enaing WIN Sep.eM. toe 1po post noo O.
tice department issued to postmasters lo5 :y US !:
% postage Stamps, as 10 eho~n oy the n,il OF
tne Natsonai :oanh Note CoMpans. 1ness
sae ~ lepteena toe ~ aoGu' ~. ~. -.
,a;ms, 1r tho smh io If tnns i,rne ~ nrn,
rornon OF tae las. lssne = yet n .as napa9 Gt
See Rcstmasgu1hs unso,o, sooa9a no auaus aa., .a
1st:n hsl.od uos 49, .u ...s -, Ro'''T ~ N.t3,ai ~
n & S1SuTn wv 49,, ~ hara tnv,;ahad n,'sta@a
camps nn s IS Ssli as treasury note Currency fs1
IN advance OF contract, ana are constantly e
fencing their facilities tor increased daily
supplies. -.
new YORK, Oct. 10.-9onthern papers state
that the yellow fever is raging fsarfully q
Galveston, lexas. s.Dr.
BS private dispatch from Or 7. a: kandl
to a genflensn Of this cry, We learn thas NJ
leaves Richmond on Wednesday, with Genera
Ttonlbe, for Georgia, hls wound requiring
, 1862-10-11

TIE INDIANA STATE BoHp fRAUDs An iu-
dictn,eot having been fouad agaaust Daniel G.
sloveT. late Stale agent of Indfana, for issuia0
forged md fraudulent bond6, Recorder Hofi.
man issued i warrant for the arrest Of the &C.
cused, and p1aced It In the hands Of oftieer
II. Cord tor execution. The defendant wss
taken into custody yesterday, md On b.ir9
brought Into ccuSf he was committed for tris{
tn defsult Of bail No day has yet been sst
down for the trial, but 10 understand District
Attorn.J Hall il anxious to dispose Of the
ease rs speedily as postihle. The hail wss
Axed at $1o,o0o,-M I. Herald,
, 1862-10-11
VAN DORM RETKEATING
SOUTHWARD,
Large Number Of Prisoners
Taken.
Additional List Of Casualties.
2>OOO IF the Enemy's
lead Buried.
GEN. 0ClESBv'2 WOUNDS CoNSlD-
Erred DANGEROUS.

[Specia1 Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune.1 |
CAIRO. Oct 10, 1852.
News items from Corinth, since the army
left in pursuit Of Price, are scarce. A ser
geant Of cavalry arrived from the front this
morning, but gives little information.
A correspondent writes me from Corinth:
son Sunday morning, at daylight, on the
Hatchie, the scouts of the Tennessee cavalry,
commanded by Capt. Ford Of Missouri, ac-
companied by the 5th Ohio, Sd Michigan, "a
Iowa, 7th Illinois and Tennessee Home
Guards, started in pursuit Of the enemy, who
had apparently started for Pocahontas.
Coming up with his rear guard at 1 a. m,
about Line miles from the town, skirmlshins
commenced, ard our forces continued dog
ging him until dark. Two Of the enemy's
batteries were unsuccessfu!lY charged BY our
Infantry during the afternoon. Our troops
we're again on the march at daylight, coming
up With the enemy agaiu at II a. NJ, when our
ADVANCE aga.n commenced harrassing til:
encms'e rear, pressing them so heavily that
the tcanasters were compelled to abandon
their train. This Was continued until
light closed the strife. In the meantime
when within about two miles Of Davis bridge,
they were met By Hurlbut, who Ind sharp
engagement with them, turning the enemy
back, who then took . southerly course in
1he direction Of kossuth, where they
we're again attacked in front BY our forces,
| ald turned towards Ripley, in q south
| western direction from Kos:uth. After cross
| Ing the Hatehic, and when about half OF the
| cistarce to Ripley, Mcpherson met them in
front and engaged them promptly. Finding
| themselves sharply engaged In whichever di-
rec;ion they might turn, and constantly sus-
t.inirg heavy 1csses in prisoners, they found
| i. necessary to abandon all Of their train
What has transpired since then, I. have been
unable to learn.
The Lists of casualties in the engagement OF
Friuay and Saturday are slowly coming in.
We shall be unable to procure full lists from
any source until tic official report is made.
The chief surgeon, Col. Allen, reports that up
| to the 4;h our loss in killed vas 200, and
wouIdtd $50. The wounds were, generally
speaking, slight. On the other hand, the enc.
emy were, as general thing, severely woun
6ed-teing the result Of grape, canister and
shell. We had, at that time, buried =, 600 O.
the enemy's dead, and had 1,000 casea o
which twenty-five have died today in the
hospitals. Their hospital eases included oul,
those who we're SO severely wounded as Il
render their removal impossible. The 1ebe
wou1 ded we're removed to Oaoka to day.
Col. Baker Of the ID Iowa, and Major W.D
Coleman, who held captain commission il
!, the regular army, and was adjutant on Stan
ley's staff. died yesterday.
, 1862-10-11

Ourreadcrs all Tecollectth stu mptailhum-
bug that vas started during the late can
yass on the dcfunct New Constitution"
1t answered its purpose well at the time.
1t made q cool thousand votes for the
sWindle in this city. Another election IS
near al hand, and the same tories that
larpcd on the s!umptai1 humbus have got
up another scarecrow, and are happing it
in the face of the fools. lAfficanlzation
Of Illinois, is the awful name Of the ne Y
llumbug. The tories were hard up for
some 1odge to lclp them at tho election,
ard the appearance Of few contrabanda
in Cairo, caused by the retreat
oi the army towards thu Ohio River fur.
uisbcd it. Tue whole number, We arc
crctib1y informed, that have come 1u:c
Cairo 5ozs not exceed 500. O
these, 1876 came as far north as Chicago
hut no. more than scu1c Of them renamed
ltrc. The others went into the country
and hired out to the farmers About 50I
ef The whole lot were taken by the Demo
cra,ic farmers Of Logan's old Egyptian dis
4rict, to help them take care {
1bcir crops. These arc the siu1pl
,facts Of the whole matter. On this srna
foundation the tory Times rcars the folio y
ing stunendous structure IF lies:
SHALL. ILLINOIS RE AFn1cAKtzEp!
II the abolition newspapers shan succeed in b
the magnitude Of the negro 1mmlg7atioa whit
r,fr r~FT1 fy.x liz
, 1862-10-11
GtE Trihune.
uE VICTORY AT PER1xvlLLN

EKE VICTORY At RE81KV1ALE.
Beyond doubt We have achieved great
and deciatve victory in the two battles near
Pcrryvillc, kentucky. Gen. McCook's
corps, being reinforced towards the close
Of Wednesdays battle, not only recovered
shcir oxn ground, hut drove the enemy
eight milah, On Thu1sday morning Gen.
Buell. attacked the rebel army, and after a
terrific engagement, utterly routed them,
1heir flying columns taking three different
roads. Our dispatch snys that Gen. GIL
bert was in their rear, and that probably
the whole force would be bagged. So mote
1.-THE!
There is now. no reason why our armies
should lot march into East Tennessee, du-
l1yer the oppressed Cnionists Of that sec
ton from their tormcntors, Gu: the railroad
leading fron Richmond to the South west,
(t1c mair artery OF the rebellion,) and then
sweep Georgia and Alabama - the Gulf.
Gen. Buell. has troops enough to do all
these things, and now that he has been
Started into life By galyaoic shock from
tie people, We presume lie will go ahead
and reap the substantial fruits Of victory,
instead Of waiting to let Bragg raise and
discipline new army. With even limited
energy Oh the part Of our generals, the Wat
West Of the A1leghanies may be ended
in three months 1t Coriuth and Perry
vile the enemy have received blow. from
which they cannot, must not be allowed to
recover. The Western soldiers simply ask
to tc led Immediately upon their works.
, 1862-10-11

MONTPELIER, IT., Oct. 10.-The joint COM
mi.tee appointed to canysss the popular vote
tor State officers, submitted their report this
Morl ing. The vote tor Governor stands as
follows: Holbrook, :s@,543; Smaliey, 3,71s3,
Lieut.. Governor: Dillingham;, e, 9,635; Chaplin,
2 GSn
, 1862-10-11
Mr.. HDgeFaofl's Appointments.

Mr.. fDEeFaofl7s Appointments.
Hon. Z. e. Ingersoll, Republican Union
candidate for Congress for the State at large,
will address the people on political topics at
4he following times and places:
EureEa, Woodford county. Mcndsy, Oct -.
Lincoln, Logan county, Tuesday, Oct II.
.8peingheld .S&nganon comfy. Wednesday. Ills.
naaa:ur- Macon county, Thaseday. Oct. H.
; BeReA, PlAtt county. Friday. OF II
champaign. Champaign county, Saturday. Oct 10.
Danr{lle, fcrmlion county, Monday. Oct 20,
Cha.ieeto0. Colet comfy. Tuesday. Oct. Il.
Paris, Edgar county, "Wednesday, Oct a.
.Olney, RichlAnd county Friday, Oct. q.
Hxsen, Marion county Saturday. Oct. Is.
Alton, NAdieon county. Monday 0ct+ II.
Quincy, Adams county, Wednesday. October ~.
Eaco@b, NcDonough county, Thnreday. octo-
Der 10.
Ievistown. Fulton county. Friday, October 81.
,8nA. .. ". Nsulson,s Appoiat2eats.
Hon. 8. ". Moulton, Union candidate for
Congress In the 10:h Congressional district,
viii sddrese The vo.ess of the district At the
following times and places:
+ Cnltnvfne. Macoupin coanty, Nouday. Oct nth
IN Maooupin. Aacoupin county, Wedaesasy,
Eltsnaeld. Montgomery county. Thurpday. Oct
Mllsboro, Montgomery county, Friday ct 17th
~ Nr. Noulton intends to mske taoroust
<ar1sss Of tbs district.
, 1862-10-11

Hor. jesse o. Norton will address the pei
pie cn tie political topics Of the camp,iga At
o=w+eo. Ke1dRll county. Monday. ocs- IL. At 7
Bristof. Tneeday. OF. II. 1t 7o'elock,p.u.
, 1862-10-11
THE LATEST FROM CoRlNTN.
Our fOrC.S PURSUING and
DESTROYING the Enemy.
M0RE FIGHTING ON THE
HATCHIE:.
BATTLES At P0cAhohTAs, RIPLEY
AND KOSSu1H.

Rebel Wagon Trains Captured.
, 1862-10-11
THE WOOD QUESTION:-W
l. PUTNAM, VALPARAISO. ISD., sells
Lakes WOOD Mill,

Run by Only two horses. saving eastl; t3sntydye
cords of stove wood atAye bolts rer day from the
log; he easily II eved. eet- and run among tho
timber This strong simple aud effective III Achins in
aptaut ali complete for saving, costs not to excesd
rs H+lp il ncencd, md this machine Is HE'LL
HAND Write 10 Mr. Put. anu for Circular, nd send
In your orders that you N y be supplied early.
Gc1l-y251lt
, 1862-10-11

r OST OR STOIEN-On Cottage
f. f,7nvr ayenpe. (CaxvR3a} Detk BFogn Hofse
s6out deen hs2ts hSH a.s e. thsss cd saoss sas
DIRK Any person Giving intTm .tlon 'eattnx =
tne recovery vii be suitably Rewarded, Jas: sMALE.
oppoette th6 Car works, oct1vaI+St
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Severe reflections have hitherto
been cast upon Gen. Ben. Haeer'
| pronounced H9iesl Tor the evacua'
ton Of Norfolk. He has recently,
by permission Of the War Depart.
mcnt, pcblished letters written BY
himself to Generals Lee and Joseph
L. Johapson, and 70 him b. Johnston
and BY the Secretary Of War, BY the
latter AZ which NO discretion vas lsf'
him, bat an evacuation persmptoril,
ordered.
We have seen nothing, however
exstlpstins Gen. 'Hsgsr from serion
blame II connection with the csptur
Of Rcssske Island, y accounting q
his ssrdinsss in reaching the risi
point u tle right time, IN one Of q
ists tssslss before Richmond.
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The Iahs, a rsnola ssd vicinity
s.saa .endinss III u sget. q osh
p,,ae I. eommsha ~ che I6th inli
An sho can aid ~ siII plsase ltafe
,be aftleie. W The esre q ihs I'.s'
masters, Panels or IIntessills
Gen1 Prizes !. cas'iag % pay 70
cent. psr pair TO- al Wool socks 'sa'
him bal a. We intend these - . do.
sa,im to his des,linie soldiers, We
wilI pay 70 those uasbIe % gre them
|76 cents fof good sised. heavy Wool
.ecks, and 30 cents for eol1en ones
d like quality, 90, of faols given
by patriotIc citizens u chs place iol
shs, purpose.
! livery woman should consider her
self personally appealed 20 ~ the eal
. Of Gea1 Price on the women Of Mi'
: .i.sippi, and should emulate BY he
= self-denying labors at home, the bra
Very Of our noble Mississippi boys .
the battlefield, thus inspiring tle'
with renewed courage. II is TIL
VI Gen'l Prices army Is from 9TH
, States. and We have our y soldi'
= brothers. husbands, fathers. and sol
10 care FOR: bat cut on rs they n
= from Nil relief from home, and d
Tending our own State. do they Il
deserve al the encouragement We 9
give ,hcnl We hope by the close
the month 70 have another box read
" 10 that those who have not the ~
clcs ready now, may have an opp
tunity to contribute their mite.
RIO Hunt Of Batcsyille viii pay for
or. socks brought to him FOR sale
,a' .'REpEL.'
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~ N lee ts'ssy ~'sss's1 =
.l.na sksss ssIset ses h"sd'ta eel
.,.,, p-d.ssI us.i,y aaass ts''s''
G,Isns. made > assh 'sse ll%s'h.a'0'
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l.l ihs man tcdy NJ 'oe' stoaI
nse ylsst peisg s~ss--a fH''a .
s,s,ese men having been started V
Mrnpl,. With ,hs ps'.a''s and ~
g,oe.. The gard Nd proceeded
,vsIs ~ df,ssn miles when 'hey ss'
,n,o On ambush u about hall aefe'
vue,iIIsa Who fred % them tl'l'nl
the Fsdssal lieutenant ana anf'Fia
ns,eIy one u the prisoners az
recsp,orins the ses, q cur men, %
negroes taking 70 'he woods
On Saturday . stifm'sh tool r'''
near Olive nfaneh between sht ma
body Of The Federal. and SONS ~
hundred a our men under Gap
wslbourne, In whieh Il Il said Of
men we're ssssssd, hut they dd :
leave tho aeld siIl they had Killed :
Federal Colonel and one other INA
and woundiss several, taking :
wounded prisoners. Oar loss v
two killed and several wounded.
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sAlTpCTnE.

A ciAisen Of Montgomery county
Ala, ,ssys the Advsrsiser') he's man
uisc,ursd sal,pe,re FROM the teaching
Of the earth ssder his gin house
He thinks h. can make 100 bs. %
his phssa,ion. Why canno, thou
sands q others do the same. iron
.he earth under gin houses and othe'
old hosses, sad ,hus provide million
Of pounds of this essential war ua
terisli
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About 1900 Of our exchanged
prisoners arrived At yieksburs On
the .jtn ult.
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OWsvVAuY.

Died, At Grenada, Miss, little WILLIE
NJ. TAYLOR. aud at ~ essille, Miss., his
brother EAfIR A. TAYLOR. Willie died
The iTsh Of June, and Fife TIE ssh Of Ju-
Is; both vilA measles. The - nged "
the o,betI7, years. The, wers brave an
oilers, they belonged to Battery No. b.
They died before sbsy were called out up.
on the Geli Of battle to meet or foe
They left home n fine spirist5 they were
good and amiable boys, the comfort md
suppor. Of a loving mother In her declin'
ing years. But slasl death with isshorrid
wings has swept or loving ehiIdrsa AMI
/, brothers from orr boscms. Suees It'll
wtLlm expired on chs omnibus, IN 'h
arms Of dear little EAsss. Earn support
: ID him through biz. sick0es, and brou !
= hin homo, but n 1bw 6ssd. vhsn caIls
70 lie seen . bst u sickness. hinsslfi n
!, brother to watch ard - upon him, b.
Ri. comrades brought little sufferer
" Basussilis. They were pleased 9Th shs
10 capitals. The, DIED srisuphautiy rh
Or lsi. bright ssi1( - 1hss they were ysi'
re 70 ~. fAsy ~ tpeGInss szksssQ
"A lasoupd = seas 4 svv q, how sweet nv
70 pray Al - sso6o around he dyI
bssfof lluas Ebsnpsrs aosesst, Hans
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they hsd Cred one sesad, u vas ~
|. entered lha, ~ confNde'sits hs
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tire telsuI fosee w ssdrssd 70 q
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" hem.
=. when tie Confeie rates roach
Fe covIugtou and Newport, dehei
M smith demanded the surrender
'o' both place. which was complied "
'e' -he taking possession, Friday
ca 1880 a. tn, q Nag Of truce sas .
lot across the riser and the surrender
Cincinnati demanded, Two hours
ier- me- allowed the authorities.
.aii mayor asked Cor four hours VIII
,'' was granted.
her tGeneral Smith promised protect
'''' 10 private property,
o MomLf, Sept. 6-At the b
Of Denmark the cnemy losl 10 II
~" aud wounded, and 2l3 prisoner.
'ner RlcuxoSp. sept 6.--Gcn.
''V' says We paroled seven %t,onsand !
o"' oners, and captured about the :
numbcr &c arms and thirty eann'
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GEN. HUNTER.

Major Gen David Hunter left New York
City on Wednesday morning at O'Clock,
for Baltimore, where he took the steamer
for Fortress Monroe, and thence embarked
on board the steamer Atlantic for Port
Royal, the head quarters Of bis Department.
Hewas accompanied By the following mem
hers Of his staff: Brig Gen Il: ". Ben
ham, who will take the place held by the
pro slavery dyspeptic Sherman. The lat
ter is assigned to Halleck for employment.
The other members Of the staff are Col. ].
IT. ShafIer Of FIeeport, H., acting as
Quartcrmastcr; Chief Surgeon Joseph z.
Barnes Of Mass; Major Edward Wright Of
Chicago; Moj. R. NJ Hough Of Chicago;
Capt Jno- ". Turner Of Chicago; Lieut..
Samuel r. Stockton Of New Jersey; Lieut..
Arthur n Kinzie Of Chicago, and Mai.
Chas. G. Halpine, Assistant Adiutant Gen
eral.
Gen. Benham IS q fighting man Of the
Lander style, being The very antipode Of
Sherman, whom he replaces. It will be
observed that Chicago is handsomely rep
resented: Gen. Hunter isa Chicagoan him
self What pity that he cannot have a
few Illinois regiments under lis command
to make victory perfectly certain and render
his troops inTincib1e, There are Farms
worth's splendid regiment Of Cavalry on
The Potomac, idle aud spelling for fight !;
Col Osbo1ns 59th Infantry, up at Harper's
Ferry, Barkef's fine dragons, and the
Sturges rifles, q crack battalion. These
troops are all convenient to the seaboard
and might be readily transported TO Port
Royal and set to work doing something for
their country and the honor Of their State.