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The New York herald., 1862-11-03
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Fares from Liverpool Queenstown First cabin sloe
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gers are strongly built iron sections and carry
patent fire annlhao Experienced surgeons are attached
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL. MAIL NAIL
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PERSIA, Lott. leaves New York. "Wednesday Dec s.
Ghier cabin passage
PROM BOSTON TO IvxsrooI.
end suh cah, paSass: az
Berths not secured until paid for,
An experienced surgeon on board
The of these ships will be accountable for
Gle vaabes unless bills OF adng having the value ex
For freight o. passage apply to E. oUNARD No Bowling
Green
YNHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAMSHIP NEW
United Mall pier 50 North river. foot Of
SATURDAY, NOV %, AT II O'CLOCK N.
BREMEN. VIA SOUTHAMPTON
LoS6oN, HAvRE. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
OF the following rates. ~
the first $35 second cabin $50; steeraae $40
OELRIcHS CO., 6s Broad street.
DOYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP AUsTRALAsIAN. FOR
VIII sail from the stream Wednesday next, 9th inst
steamboat will between the wharf, at jersey
City and the Austraasan, from IL to O'Clock, to convey
baggage board None but
be taken on board The SCOTIA VIII sail 10Th inst.
4. CuNARD, Bowling Green.
IroR LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.-TAPsCOTTS
sails Tor Liverpool Nov S. snsouIUAMPToN at pier 6,
river, sails for London Nov s. For passage at low
rates any part England Ireland DC, apply
10 TAPSCOTT Il CO., 50 South street
INIRST SHIP FOR LIVERPOOL-THE SPLENDID
packet ship ELLEN AUSTIN at pier No. North river,
haus into the this day. AT noon. Sails 70 morrow
For apply board at the Office 40 Pearl street,
IroR LIVERPOOL AND LONDON-OI.D BLACK STAR
N Llne.-For Liverpool, the CHANCELLOR sails to.
morrow, the RESOLUTE the sth OF November. For
For passage apply WILLIAMS GUION ~ Fulton street.
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AMUsEMEsTs.

AnIUsEMESTs.
w Essssases IN Broadway and rAir,esn.s street Door.
r'.s.-.,-. kEW 'coiEpy NIGHT
HEAullrgd nrg6 serSEny spHTE aoaftsrs ~ lsns~o'd
AND 4 BRLLiANT DisfRinUfioS s. 81
"' DC repeated rHTs III ~ syHslSa ssii n n'noxpAY,
BOSOM FRIENDS -
m nr. Vnlon Upon Lester Wailses
Sir Ysiuf tc 1ar,s assr 'a
fr isrek FER i'd H. no
Mr. BorTeneu Join
%Sseaos Mis- Gss,s: ssvs.
nrs Tn fIInsT iTnsr
Mrs Mcaney Mrs
Ms: -aa
lExteri.r Of Mr. Unions house with s. view Z
ass a iaa n1%a s0ag Ra5m II The nsa Isrs' ,o
Ac, s-Reaiing Room At Unon's results sesigSl2
Ac fReadtng Room a, Unions with v, ~ the
Results aforesaid cuInnats suspie,on jealousy an.rr
During %a as hosEsr Syss's srsg rssr The
@psss
WEEKS PRodRAMME
Taesd,y-sPEED rHE rIouGM ,.I..-a
s.r9e ', VIII nrs 's
Il ns. been Justly .hs above nssd play
81 the inc sss e % sss e
ta%d hopsd, irs".pe.lssas have been nude
mont oi the scenery AMI action introduced.
Wednesday! a,1 ninth time time BOSOM FRIENDS.
Frday-(tenih tlmel-BOS0M FRIENDS
Saturday-SpEED THE PLOUGH
In rehearsal the comic drama Of CENTRAL PARK 4k
GERMAN OPERA HOUSE,
~ 4s5 Broadway corner Of Broome street u
MONDAY EVENING NOVEMBER g.
will be presented, for the third time ADAM
world renowned comic Opera in three acts OF &c y
THE PosTILrIoN or LoNJUMEAU.
The cast contains the following favore artists-fhss<
charming and popular lrima Domma
kRoEFIELp and BEHRIaGRR'yes
Wednesday Nov $, ony pssriorc PR lanse of 4
THE MAGIC FLUTE.
Doors open at 7: commences at O'Clock, ..ss
NEW gOWERY THEATRE ss3
MONDAY And TUESDAY EVENINGS, Nov 3 and !. =
ImTcraiis e demand ol the public.
TWO GREAT sENsATiuM DRAMAS -
CLAUD DU VAL. rrr.,
CLAUDE DU VAL.
On. THE LtrE or tssS
GREAT HIGHWAYMAN OF 1861 II
HIS DEATH BEFORE THE TYBURN TREE.
ENGLAND AND FRANCE,
TEN SUPERB TABLEAUA; So
Mrs. " q. Jones Nei' "w!hAf
ihA NEw scEEERY MAcnINERY' &c.
Messrs Bonface Nunan. Marden. Beane, Donneiy AnU
'oAe' JUMBO JUN.
proota as Jumbo
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RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
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PRESIDENT LINCOLN AND HIS CABINET,
. wei. xsszssADoas N "a FROM FOREIGN COURTS.
E$$ $$ SE$ EE$ BsEs BsEs BsEs $sE $sE $sEF
previous Y asEs ~ sen
sSa On rs ss, aos
including songs dances mtay drill relate Ms history
THE MADAGASCAR XIBrso FAMILY. 81
having also Hs eH %r Es Ho be %
.swil also ne Re new vsaHsEs 9ad Issstfui ile,lAe
MOST p.szEsaurslisD Iss IssasrrosAh SOLDIERS p
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' Z EVERY a 4SrzsS9Ss 1sS ~ oSlsaE AS1 FyTsIso
The scenery aud other appointments OF this ps
are OF the '1Fais' FIFE aciss aril IS IS
the lcadiag characters bong sustained oy the ''
NJ. wM. Il. HARRISON, Impromp,u Comic slnger.sb
Adnssion % all a5 cents; children under 10, Is cents
rEoRGE cHRIsrys aiNsraELs
asrre css saS iyplnis
rsH oLursr rsrAsEisiEB i!H sssD ss IN rus UNITED
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I, '''l''"' coRDE rFspvE Z.
| MpsiEl,IoUs DisAfPEARANcE A. LA nERRlASNi
Y MAriNEE FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN E'bbs
1 SATURDAY.
4 IN THE EVENING -
uo,r. ,nen cursiu y qnrscr before Adnrc
snce rs cents caidren j cents Prhae BoNcs - anu p
Woop,,s MINSTREL n,tLa I,.ha ~ 81.
| = Opposite the ~. Nch"las Hotel
| tr.c,y yooi .............. .fropretor ta
"e"'' uNraEci bEXrED srr,,Ess; s;,,.,,sf
| GLORIOUS IluuMfil CROWDED HOUSES
| ua,i,r NV nd during the week.
| WOODS MlNsfRLiS -
s.-~"t,ed bv
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SMALL CURRENCY BILLS. --CoRP0RATioNs AND
> .v4chans ulahlng isAo Sul9l fcAt. JUS, MI
l,p lusn,shtd wts samples aud estimates addrcssng
Ferl Msyer Co. .ish6s ehsr AMI Epgrsrrra Wrrlnn
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$sia.& gseaRpIS sa leNs.asss s,a Esa.a&
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c.o cERTrr1cATEs HAVING HAD THREE
l.Z40 teeth extracted without pain ~ ras vi chs
s s this - % those suffering rom
1oothAohs. A~eASA ~'-
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L,OR HAVANA DIRECT
The new and splendid
United States Mail Steamship
EAGLE,
Richard Adams, United States Navy, commander =.
Will leave pier No North river Thursday, Nov at IL
o'clock noon precisely for Havana direct.
Price Of passage SO.
For passage apply to -
10 Broadway.
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=. =. 80. Z. !. . 3. 4 \ n Il. !. = :. |
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r AIDES AND GENTLEMEN. 1F yoU WANT THE
ia value for your Cas-, on Cothin tnrnsis cMpe.,
Xc call the old h'ard 'h tvt MN yenn
Iei,een Thrty,hrd and Thirty fourth srecia u.
STRAUSS Ladies' attended " hrA Strauss
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~,pxrr.rurN,s NEW AND LEFT orr CLoTuya
" purchased for the Western market In argn or sr,a
iots 'Tne Iul value be paid, without ha~glng sce-
ng 10 Impose call nj the store or address Themes
n -rourov. Centre street.
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T,ERsoNs IN WANT OF FIRST CLASS BILLIARD
Tables with sharps late invented patent cushions. which
Tor rln.cy aud OF touch spersedes any
invented will assortment at his mandatory, las
FULTON street. which he offers at very low prices.
, 1862-11-10
THE KEGEu REGIMENT HAS A Sue
cESSFUL EnGAGEaaEH{ WITH
GukKiiiAS.
Bravery OF tho Black Spldfers.

ICar, Ct Leavsuwofth Conservative, Nov. Al
HEApeuAnTEH- 1sr Kansas EoI's.1
EukT AFRICA, {nn the O-ase, rear
Butlgr, Bates CO., no.. Oe!- u, lSt;..
4 detachment OF sercntF men Iro51 the
Southern battalion (Co'. Seamen's), and 169
trth Col Nliliemz', 1hs Latter under con-
rnand Ut Capt. G. Il. Ward, company B, this
enfirc detachment under Col. Seaman, whp
acted under Instructions from " ,jor H=nnIuE,
arrived ut this point On Tuesd4y afternoon,
having left ForE Lincoln late on Monday.
The eDy'e scouts were seen In force Haen
We arrived at this point the reeldsnce Of Ill
infamous guer1lla named Tuotnmau, WhDat
ron Is now . prlholler at Fort Linrol0. Ne
we're aimluE 70 clean out rendezvous near
here, or what is kEo IN as the Isiand, a la7.a,
nlarshF tract u laua lying in he Usage, Esnica
s,i]i tu7hwnackers. We tourd the la.ss. ia
tree, With s sllcntid!J mounted and aen ID TO-
dy sarlOusly estima:et s. from 400 to $50 men.
TIE probability is thai thg Grss nau4td Has The
correct estimate, but since cur ARRIVAL he
lrs been feiutvrced till his coum md numbers
over COO. We eucampsd within To 1Ihua:f6
ysrd, throwing mp Tail bsrrtcade aud r.isiaE
Alag. We natned this place " Fort Africa "
Sending hsck for cavalry and for the oaaa nee
Ct thu regiment, we eEirull=hcd twn days
Yeete rdaJ murEirg pnr skirMishers shot two
scouts. After diuAer, the enemy Succeeded
III craving out a small GetacAE,:nt aud cut
ting it ct from our main bodS, 4 sharp en-
gsgen1ert eueued, In the sempt IL rescue
or drtuchn.ent. We lost eishs nsn ki'ieA
AID ten wounded. Captain Crew, company
a, 1*t regiment E. g: y, Formerly OF the
hars1on Ucuse, Was killed. Lieut- Joseph
Gsrduer was severely wounded, but will DC
we'll Within asveek or two. Tue eacuy ret
Ec,t fifteen killed this morning, and mus
Late as iEauy u1ore wounded.
II is uselyss to talS any more Of negro coE1r'
age. The msc fought like tigers, tacn and ev'
eiy enc Of theta, aud the main difficulty Was
TO hold thern veil In hand.
We have just received reIn:orcemsnts, and
hare intelli, ,;ence Of guerilla force thas rem
ders a uoyt ncnt necessary. We have tht
gueslllss htnmed In, aod X IL clean them aat
Ibis county Ont, Saddle aud mouat II ths
word There are the boys to clean ont ths
tusLYtackers. r. J. e.
, 1862-11-10
Tic Hilton Head 1Ifaafo0


"AEn. Fanny Gage has gone doYn TO
HGtcr Head on mi=siorary expedition to
the coEtrabends. II letter from there .ne
writes:
What a place Is this Hilton Head: a haak os
sand, wi;h IL. lo~ tents and goyernaeu.
ntus es stretching a*ay In long lines upoa the
hhste. TIE houses AID government buildings
are tpTcrt1 with white cauvass. TIE eaQds
arc almost like srow backs, and in the din
fS.y atmosphere OF the early meruing, one
could hascly hanish The l'lasfon Of being Ee1r
aslldGc covered vita the mantle Gi Wiattr.
There is but one two-stoFT building on the
Htsd, and that eoilaed long ago, Stands ou.ia
told rtiitf as the custom house. I. c. S:y-
trace, custom house officer, AID Elrt11n
Elwell (o1ce fesiQsuts Of C1ereiand) We booa
touud. Better th2c ripe fruits il Ell nmcr
louis are tie faces Of old friends n 3 stra1Se
lard.
Hilton Head mny well be called the "bask=
loar" Of the rebellion, and Washington the
front. Few ut the North recognized the i'm
70 tarce ct this point that divides the ssa and
the iaT d. and bow rapidly it IS Growing into
sFeatseEs. Horses, '*a]l Eaddled and bridlled
til Tor teht," stand in waiting; long raws
OF aru;y Iea1us, with harness On, ae1ouish
TEu; great guns, with their deep, h1ael, mol
low y es, take lang. sre-dy 1o2ks for The spe-
MY !: files OF soldiers tramp, with noiss1ess
ifosd, over sand roads thlt bury the foo. a.
each e1eEi bngle noses 20 A:;stiEg over th:
water, and artillery BOGUS over thou l,Ga
curvts ard crooks, inlc:s, bays, and u,ar=hy
.t1Gs-
Only il tic lack Of f,ith aud courage, il the
1sck If trutbtulcess aud perseverance, ia
White NTH and women OF the North IN
answering to the Reeds 1T there people, can
1he;e con,u failure. Ey<r{ day the field Labor vi
V::erk, every cay ne. PARTIES, escaping from
Eeh. l1cua, come tocking to the standard os
roCd Gen. Sax:an, rnt!itarF gnyef1or and
Rev Ar. F.eEch, as ssaeral ageut OF the y J.
tsoral F Frcc1r,au's R+lisf Association, sskta.
protection, willing to WORK aud d:tpanain:;;
tn: su.ll reward Already is, ,oG3 i.rz fres,
ard are scattered about thess pleasant i>laads,
eS;ertaicg ever many miles ot cs,urtry. Bu:
:. c coloretl people Increase f.s.e7 than ts1es.
| cts ard superiEt:rdsnts, aua 1a-tll3 ths gen.
tral sid & hundred could En0 employment
ht TT III teaching an6 experimenting the=s
simple heas;ed people in the ways u 1i.e1t;,
Most of the LADY srac5c:s who vent out 8:
| fret. b.ye retnrTed hn:ne. \ lew ere sill
doing scoc sesvice. ard the psagrrss Of t,1S.,
dark-tzow.d pupils Is wonderful, all things
] ct'1s:G~1cd-
, 1862-11-10
MISTAKEN TENUEfkN 4!


TIE PR si1e nj has ia,erfcred TO save the
life of spy condemned to military execu~
ton. One Sce1cy Lewis was convicted At
Memphis, before military commission, Of
The crime ii pas=ing through the lines Of
our army, smuggling goods, and giving in
formation to the rebel officers. The COM
mission unanimously recommended the
execution OF Lewis as spy; but the case
was referred to the President who reversed
the sentence Of death and imposed the pun
isi,mcnt Of imprisonment for SIX months,
There arc other "tcnder mercic,'' 1han
those Of the wicked that arc tt cruelty.'
There is no one who will deny to the Pres
1dcnt purity and honesty Of motives, aud
natural impulses to generous aud char
liable deeds which were proycrbial in the
naau long before they shone i1lustrious ia
The President But mistaken tenderness
transfers the suffering from those who are
guilty to those who are Innocent. This
will be the case at Memphis, If the Ptesi-
dents oct, generous as it is, increases the
danger of loyal snd br*vc ulen ut sfeu~
phix, by the increased l;nuu.;*y I'll ::,al 4,
, 1862-11-10

TIE National l.fe1t;gsmcer suggests, that un-
der the cenGscasion act of the last session vi
Congress, Gen Sherman, military goyesaeS
Of Memphis, has no rig sht TO permit slayes who
haze csca2ed zrou ss1Eice, and come within
GIT 1ines, - 11turu to their m7stc7z. Hi:hcr-
to, while he allcw. them to be forcihly taken
away, lie has allowed them to retura if they
desire it. The eandse.tica oct provides that
sll s1syts Of persons in rebellion "cscaping
from srch persons, and tsSi5g rsfage within
tEc lines OF the army, shall be deemed cap
lives Of war, sud eha'l be fereser Free" Tae
IntHigtmcer deems this conclusive, and doubts
Ggn. sherman's right to return them to
si:re,y, e1eu with their own consent.
However The question Of right .nay bo de-
c'Gcd, good policy would evidently dictate
that Gen. Sherman should not permit their
return. In the FIRST place they 1aay be spies,
and may have been sent within our lines for
the e1pIefs purnose Of "zeturuing'' With such
Information as they can gather meantime.
Their services, moreover, must be valuable to
cur army, aud as they are captives Of war, we
are clearly entitled to them. We do not see
why this particular class ct "captives of war;
should be alloweda freedom Of notion denied
to all ptEera
, 1862-11-10
The Draft in 0hfos
1EA1x or ONO, EXECUTIVE DErA1T4s1r

CoLpaBus, Oct. a, 1864
I. Qhlo'S quota under tho two calls Of the
president. each for 500, Goa, wss shout II 40D,
%. This humber was duly apportioned
smoug the several townshipe aud districts nf
the Suite, numbering 1,41p, assigning to each
lts 1Qst quota to be raised, aiier giving to
each due credit for ths force heretofore
raised
Sd. Every preparation Necessary for The
craft was made ready by the 18th Of depseu,-
her, but in view OF the fast, that the loya1
PEOPLE Of the Gtote had, to krest extent
heen occupied in resisting the rebel raid ruads
upon Cur Southern border, it was c,psfde-.,i
bRt On sct OF Justice to postpone the draft
until the 1st Of 0ct0h:t, which WAS done.
At the date Of September 15a1, the num5:r
SUBJECT to draft WAS a0,4 Retween tht:
da:e and 1cc first day OF October, about s, 0oJ
OF this nu1uoer volunteered iEto tile three
Jsats' service, thus leaving abous L, 600 10 be
drafted.
OF the cights-cight counties shout one.
Fourth Of then escaped the drctt entirely. 10
the r. maiI der the work Of drafting c0a-
MERGED ana was quietly pursued and chce1-
fully acquiesced-
Ci tie number thus Grated, mcrc thsu one
tslf, either bE pe,eon ersnb =tltute, have s:nce
volunteered in the thrse years service, aud
tex good work Sill continues; 50 that it Is
III, ~ 12cugtt that we eha1l have but 1900 or
i,fa Of the u hole Il. Goo demanded OF Us to
o1Eah3ze into min. moutha' eer@ice.
" ihe recruits atout 4. COO have enlisted
la'o neg r+HimG0te. end rhs remainder, beiug
ah6us Il, 0,0co, into CID regiments.
DAVID Ton Governor.
, 1862-11-10

Npj. Gen. Richards on died at Sharpsbare.
Maryland, November Sd, from wounds re-
c. ired at the battle OF Autietan,. while ram.
n,sroirg division IN the cor2s Of Gen. sun-
Esr lie WIS tue oaly son Of the Hon. /. ?.
richardson, onc OF tre mast prominent ay.
5ers Of Vermont for forty yesrs. He Was
lorn at Fairfax, Vermont, in 1919, and at
serdea school some time at st, A.bans. ana
,Itre received, t..rou2h the assistance Of the
Hon. He;aau A}1sn. IN nnn,;atrent tn a 81.
ds;ssjp at yycst Point. B.yr,auste5 IN 1s,,
aad received The :sn,n,issioa Of brc7et ser-
or. lieutenant in the 3rd rcsi,aens tIn,tcd
Stalks InfauirT. He joined his regimen. In
Flv,ida, acd re1aaia.d there till the close of
tie Semiuole war. lie participated in thu
tizst two tas1les of The Mexican war. pa,o
alto and Eteacs dc Ia Palma, aad was oro~
u.o:td to second 1iruteuscg. He En6se.
qut1hy marched 10 Monterey uadrr Gen.
T.elor, and vas promoted 10 frat 1ieuten~
acy. Tie joired tie command Of ssa. Scott in
1916 1T J.+a c.pz o,1 xrns 4,re.cn+ 1T .bx
, 1862-11-10

spies and the active enemles OF the govern
meut.
It is mistaken tenderness which fills
our country with soldiers loose from their
Commands, tenderly classea ~ "etras-
gfers," when multitudes Of them ara ex~
posed to that sternest Of military penalties.
that follows or should follow ssdescrtiou
in time Of wsr:" Our army is weakened
and the spirit and discipline of the troops
iu the field endangered by failure to
draw firmly the corls that h.ll men in
the ranks and up 10 that discipline which
a}one can make armies effective, Snics
aud dese1tcrs should be punished with
death It is not mercy to the Innocent
many that the few guilty. 60 unpunished.
1t is mistaken tenderness that spares
general who fails, He has had large
trusts and larger honors held up before him
and when in the face Of aIl he falters and
hlunders his fa:o should follow speedily.
It is said that the military commission at
Washington hold il their hands the re-
suite OF their careful Investigation Of the
Harrcr's Ferry airair. at Is withheld"
says our Washington letter in another col
umn, "for State reasons" So were tic
facts Of Balls Bluff withheld, and vet if
they had been spread abroad at that time
it would have eaved us the later catastro.
pLics that have clouded the faces OF Union
men with anger and shame. Tenderness
Ut The reputation Of q military commander,
is mistaken and cruel II it have the effect
to retain him in his position to work fresh
0isgraccs.
TIE tenderness has been all on our side
Let there be an end Of it. It is cruelty to
the loyal men and women of the North
staggering under crest sacrifices and yet
seciug the wealth Of their devotion to the
country layished on sentiment. The en-
enies Of tie republic must be punished.
al who help them must be put down. Il
is quite time 10 hring justice TO the line. It
is quite time to cease from sparing spies
releasing pirates, sheltering and pamper.
ing known traitors, making it q light Of
ftnce to desert the ranks Of our army
passing lightly over the grave hlunlers O
sc.erais III tie deIL From all Of tnest
may ne no. pray Good Lord de1,rcr Us,
, 1862-11-10

HOW Col. SIek1es Got His Dnrkcy.
Lieut. Col. Sicklcs, OF Moline, has recently re-
turned ftern the army, and. Of course. brought q
nasgtF with him day fThntsday> he rode
to''o~ Ing at rspec;ful Distance. The boys. aud
ptlfsal,s ss11c nlcn, NAp We're not quite familiar
NTH tt: n.snnes iu which lord violates tne lava
Of lis Sta1e AID rides in pomp with his serrJ,t
~ s<as, set mp . Laugh q. 1ht party passed along
itsinuis strtt whe1 the colonel put spurs T., lrs
hGfsS and ,,.sy Ten town with
We have M doubt but that the pcoclc will
be very much interested 1u this facs, but why
cam OF Cot Sleklea ride into Rock lslaud with
neEro as Will as o.her people, espe-
clasij "leu The negro in hls employ (as Is
tbe case with this one) and he pays hin 3og
such eupios ment. Col. Sickles belongs to
the oh ll,inoss cavalry, and picked this negro
up II Arkansas, aud hired Tim for i slated
sum, aud pays too. NoE, Ee should like so
ku"W whose business It is- Tue negro did
not come here to live, hut will 70 back to the
army in a few dsys.-1ock Is2dad Onion.
Now VIC eau te' III lasout that Lieut.. Col.
Sicl1cs Won That da1key from $ St. Louis
master, on bet on the election Of Abraham,
Lincoln He vas then Of the firm Ct Sickle.
d Boyirgton, mi'lsns, Of Moline He hated
slaTezy as he alsaSs has hated it, aud though
rot betting man accepted the banter Of the
sl@$EAoiu1l, h"a oAHaAaAE ~ tES Iue Saancs
| ii freezing hlAye. TIC election camc month:
after, and thu Winner thought no more OF hi:
bet until likely negro nan walked into hi:
counting rocsn, vita all tic payers in foru
for his delivery to his ncH master. Mr
S;ekles lost uo TIME in mastng ont the fre,
pspers Of ttc znau, aId a most devoted an;
attached attendant has ei1ce followed hin
| every where You cnnId mt en1i. nT nh,
das;cy from the cavalry officer with wedges
What have ile ucg,o-Datiug journzls to sa
| abxut it.
, 1862-11-10

E The violent manner In which the
emancipation message Of III. Lincoln was re-
ceived In the confederate Congress, has SIN"
Yplarly embarrassed the secession press in
France. The hope and the cry Of universal
secessioodom we're that JEFF Daris wonla
rske the first step towards emancipation, so
as 10 aeutralize the effect OF Nj. Lincoln's
proclamation But the first debates In tho
confederate Congress have served to dfspe!
totally any hope Of such = measure: aud now
the writer's, who are bound to defend the re-
ee!dop, no matter vhat t&kes place, xre left
face 10 fsce With a stu ,tion which they find
exceedingly. .d;tl:cpls to me.3sula.e.
, 1862-11-10

when you commenced hsfen'ng to him. His
tr3:nds claim Tor MIN gFt at adm'ntstfativ po r.
ers, but ccncsdet6a! he Is snetupto TIE times in
F'sor aud oasn. hc1s very Eethodical IN tic
detslis of As department. aud when asscd to
srHaex ea accouat q lis coada:1on, eau do 50
Sers aalshi5 Slut coHc:seis. thank h1s great
nesA-1t re mas ans-as On aesalts rafher than
u ffont o. The enemy. Hs might be better
man <han ne 1a-aae cope ae VIII.
RosEcnASs.-MH3orG General William Starko
Host crans Is sbcus Eve festeight inches: tirn,-
=. 1,,;i,-,s s,,s,,e 1,,sn,s <5n'7 III
pa.. e so3ps u'sp''s tes ai@ 'sat1.a es1~
gfn-hfs motions sre qnlc6, hts m'nu almost
intui.iyc. His ssc Is about forty.swo. His
fact is weather worn. but bears . T,rn,. c.r-
dial, style, which never leaves it. Wnen cou-
yereing he looks son squire iu tue face.
There Is M s;r,,f zunry;oritr !, 1,,s n.nn.r bc
4~ :. ~ ~N ~ ~ 10 'nAuus' Ao
HPproaeoes you as ''seno. 1ass 10 you as a
Hic1d. and bids you good day ss friend.
His ordcss 10 of1icers arc piyen wifi, = n1e,s.
~ -,..cr;,;,, of +na;- e;,h,s n. -.
, 1862-11-10

~ The following crisp dispatch ffomsenator
Sumner var sent to Mr.. Frank ". BILLIARD Of
Ner York cay:
w13oe1oH. Nov. 5-MesaachVsettB Ia firm
AID eoiit for freedom xs4d for ita work We
can premise uore. CHARLEs SUAN1R."