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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-23

wEIcHT's Bovine SALooS.-This well ar
ranged and well conducted establishment, on
Georgia street. i now the most iavorite place Of
resort in the city. Bowling i beautiful and
pleasant amusement. and a well ordered Bow Ing
Saloon, where rOwdyism Is carefully excluded.
i an important acquisition 20 any city Such a
place i Wright's. Ii Is near 20 the Oriental
House. and within a few minutes walk Of the
business center Of the city. As place forrecre-
alton we can heartily commend il to those who
require exercise. a. ~ho does not after cOnhne-
ment TO the office. the store and the shopy
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From Utah.

SALT LAKE, Sept. 22-Charles Mcbride. from
Virginia city, arrived here Yesterday He is one
of the party of fifteen bound for the States
The party were attacked by the Snake Indians
at the City of Rocks on the Humboldt route, a
hundred aud fifty miles north They fought the
Indians twenty minutes, losing six killed and two
wounded and all their outfit
Reports of Indian depredations at the North
west are coming in daily.
1t is expected there will be much trouble and
that emigration will be DELAYED.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-23

FREDERICK, September 2l.-The great bridge
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad over the No
nocacy East OF Frederick, which was destroyed
by the rebels. has been repaired This completes
the road from Philadelphia 70 Baltimore. and re
stores communication with Baltimore and Wash
ngton to Frederick and Sandy Hook, opposite
Harper's Ferry
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20 Send in the names.

FAcTs FOR THE People: A brief but forcible
GLIDING the tariff policy OF the party in power.
This document prepared by one of the most
eminent citizens of Indiana. and is admirably
adapted TO enIighten the people upon the present
condition of public affairs. A copy should be
placed in the hands of every voter in Indiana.
1t is issued in pamphlet form of 10 pages. Price,
81 Der hundred.
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COM ~ ERClAL.
- lAEts9@Af -
Cincinnati Market

CINCINNATI. September -
Flour frmer and unchanged.
Wheat steady: red $50 &c; some choice Ken
lucky brought 81
Corn dull at 40c.
Oats at s0@42c for new. but old being scarce
i in demand at 45c
Rye scarce and has advanced 10 60c.
Barley s5fdS none offering.
Whisky DC and in moderate demand.
Good demand for bacon shoulders at 454c;
sugar cured hams advanced 10 l2c
No change in provisions.
Groceries firm.
Gold 10. silver ll6l2; exchange par; demand
notes l0H oil prem.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-23

IcE, IcE.-The greatest luxury in warm wealth
er Is ice Without il how could we endure the
heated term! Blessed be the man that invented
;ce-ice in summer. Mr. Geo W Pitts, on Yer
mont street, has the incest. cleanest and most
transparent ice which he delivers each morning
to his customers. Call on Mr.. Pitts and he will
keep YOU cool.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-23

~ The following Indiana soldiers have re-
Gently died in the rebel prisons and hospitals al
Lynchburg:
Patrick Murphy, CO. II. 9th; Peter Gerst. CO
II. 9th; NJ. Shaughnessy, CO b. 9th: Charles
Robinson. co. b. 2'th; VIM. Boyd, co. c, 9th
John Younger. co. ID, 9th John Barker, CO. +
Nth; John Walton, co. II, 9th.
The following died in Hospital at Louisville
during the week ending Sept 10:
Levi kenneman, CO. G.. lth; Albert Matthews
co. l. elst: II. C. Greenleaf. CO h. 9Th.
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From New YORK.

NV YORK. September PA Fort Monroe
letter in the Herald, reports that Colonel Wilkes
is there. and also gives account OF a skirmish
at Franklin, near Suffolk, between two companies
of the llth Pennsylvania cavalry and two regi
ments, one OF cavalry and one of infantry. Our
forces had two howitzers, which drove the enemy
off in a hurry. No loss on our side.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-23

CIrr SALooN.-A well arranged restaurant is
to be added to this favorte establishment. where
the best of eatables we'll the purest liquors
will always be found. Mr.. Bush has retired
from the firm. and il is now conducted by Han
mum K Bro. who will always be ready to receive
their friends. The Messrs. Hannum are worthy
young gentlemen. of agreeable manners and good
business talents. who are well worthy the esteem
and patronage they receive
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2l.-Gov. Curtin teie
graphs from Haserstown notifying all militar,
organizations 70 wait at home for further orders
Probably all danger is removed, the rebel arm,
being in fill retreat up the Shenandoah.
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Masonic NorIcE.-A special meeting of Marion
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evening for work. General and prompt attend
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10
..rnnd lIovcncn, I,,cdlrlcd.

Tho World Of Thursdey last has aH
article insisting thn, the grand movement
which l. TO be c. tmmrncCmcnt Of crtsh-
ING the rebellion is about TO commence,
and that il Is TO tWbarec general move
mcut along the whole Northern frontier
VI Scccssia and pcrhaps, cooperating
movements ircm thc South. We cory the
concluding portion cf the article, cOnccd-
inr that delay aud inaction cannot coLtin.
~ withrui the most dcpl, Fable cons Qucn-
ces. We hope. irost oidently hupc, the
groad wuyemcnt iuUy begin, and begin be-
fore n W Years.
Never, during this gcncr ton, has Great
Blitain been in such quarrrlsumC aud
unreasonable muud; aud all Western
tNlrope, in minor degree. shares this
unfortunate feeling. W,rc eur inuc lions
in the field 10 couiiru' much longer. there
would be vcFy little likelihood ol opr Us
Gaping the must damaging iorcign cow-
plicatiuns, We have been ia Just that
situation in which we were at the mercy
cl contiugcucics---a situation in which we
were peculiarly tbauNuus 20 the saying
I OF Napoleon, thst"a mumCLt lost h. an op-
poriuaiy Tor misfortune" Ihus ~,
events have favored us. Hut we have no
tsAA " ARNNA ANN.'A hl'Nh N'F FAhNhlNhiNN
Our only security is in Just such mighty
movement upun the rebellion as is now
about 10 begin,
The ait 'hdun Of the world will be ar
rested; aud all sinister designs vii be hclt
III allegiance until il can be- seen whether
the government is likely to trirmph. Th'
nations will not he kept lonsev ia d,db
about that fact We shall giSc prNchcN
!. demonstration of cur vastly supcrio
! strength. When that is once done, mn,
the triumph OF tbs n.r 80 yo, 'Ivr ',ir
pr,99'slrSW'il speedily vanish. Itwdl b,
the recognized common interest of aI
nations to give their moral support 10 tn
winning side, 50 that solid peace ma.
I he secured at the earliest day possible
and the advantages of the old conncc
tions with the United States sncc prize
80 highly, be again realized.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10
WhaI General HICC cIIan IL No.
81 ing Conduct Of the War,
Especial to n. Y. Herald. }

The question is frequently asked, by
experienced members OF Congscss, Und
other subordinate Clliccrs of tie Govern.
mcnt, who ought to know better, why
don't General DlcClel adyuncew The
only reply to this question is. that GEN
eral Mcclellan il advancing every hrup
of the twea,y-itur that passes. He has
his hands upon the throat ofthe rebel ar
my Of the Potomac, holding il where il is,
lie IL advancing in drill, advancing in dis
cipline, advancing ia T'ngth, atvlnc ne
in endurance 10 stand cut in tie cold,
advancing in u fuJ ~ oil musk, t. fer il
fantry, can ION for artillery sabrcs and re-
volvers and rifles for cuvdlry, location Of
expeditions, &C., &c. When h. has com-
pletcd these advances he will close up The
rebellion, aud then tho men who now cla-
NOR TO an imn7cd,t1 advance W
compe led TO oclnowiod ge the wisdom
Gen raj McClcl!aH's prosranm'.
In this connection, II lnny not be im-
polite to say, that the fcss, n why the x
peditiuus, under the ca mmaI sCy.r y OF
Gems. Butler aud burnside, have not left
lor their places Of destination, has been
in coast qucncc OF the recent complicn'
ton with Great Britain. The settlement
OF the trent affair has changed the face
Of things, and now the adYaHpc of Gen.
Mcclellan will suddenly become more
general on land aud sea, aud in good time
Ii the impatient will only be pati mt, the
counlry viii better understand the cnus,
az IS hat seems to them delay, but which
only necessary prepare ion to hna
aud glorious consummation,
The commit cap ntcd to investigate
llic conduct ofthc war, il II we'll ascer
tancd, huYe become thoroughly sasisii.c
that the utmost coniidencs may be justly
.rcposed IL the comprehensive plans ant
military skill ofGeh. Mcclellan. and that
early results will fully justify the conf
dcncc OF the nation in him, Tho com
nitlee base their opinion upon the testi'
mony given before them by the ahlest OF
licers of the arsuy,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10
UM,lcr Qrdcrs.

The ID Ohio Cavalry, at Monrocvillc.
have received marching orders, aud will
be urdrr way for Cgnp Dcnhisor ~ soon
and as fastus cars eau DO provided for
their transportation. How long the reg.
imcnt will be- detained at Cump Dcnni-
son we have no means Of knowing, but
we presume il will not be long. The dcs-
tinutlon ultimately, Is understood 20 be
Kentucky, aud we pr, sumo the regiment
will vcsy soon be in active rvicc. May
all honor attend the Sd Ohio Ca,nlry.
The 55th Regiment, ut Camp MeClcl-
Ian, near Norwalk, il also under march-
ing orders aud will W directly, we are in
formed, Co kentucky, without any stop.
pipg by the way, 10th reaimcnts viii
no doubt move during the present week
How many hopes aud fears and prayer
will follow the gallant men who compost
these regiments. none hut him who sec
and knows all things cun tell! My thr
N prove, swe confidently believe the
u,ili ealdinrs ssi.,.s, ...i .-i..;l Y "nd dn w
Il init scriicc IN the cause OF thtr couiitr
ana OF popular govcrnmcpt.--Sdn. Res
tskr.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10
France Rctwccn England and
America.
Frum Ihe Tnris Sleelc.

Frum the Paris Steele.
Translated rihs THIN Tribune by Ceo G,,sman.l )
The question brought about by the
taking ofthe Southern plcnipotcntiuri,s Is
from the English packet boat, Trent, is
n very complex one; II cngralts itselfup-
on u question yet more vast and more
complex; u disscnsion of The North, rn
aud Southern States. Among the rrn.
sons Of the discussion is the question OF
Slavery, and now arises the GU ,stiou rs
to the liberty of the seas, and the rights
orncutrals. Was there ever a more sol
emn programme submitted TO human ac-
tviyl
The European as well as the Amcric N
press is Justly engaged In solving a prob
lem of which the solution is so imminent.
But the time for thinking is past; we have
now to do with events, and the events,
which tire now before us, are the oucs Ia
be investigated. Whether the taking Of
the Southern Plcnipotentiorics be unusu-
al or contrary to the law of nations, as is
affirmed in London, or whether the Cap
tain ofthe San lacinto acted in conform
ity to that law, as is pretended at WASH
ington unl New York, matters little
Here it will come TO puss; as Is the case
in all human dssenslon, each party will
claim the right on its own side. Even
when II were fairly demonstrated by dia.
cussion upon discussion, that Englani
was right or that the U. S. was not in the
wrong, what difficulties would be adjust
cd! VIII they not be agoin wrong after
as well rs before the discussion, in pres
cnce of passions, interests aud chilled
amityl 1t is well that you cite Gratus
Votel, and PufTcndorf establish the prIn.
ciples that, the fact includes the theory;
and IL Il the facI with which Il 10 now ne.-
essary to occupy ourselves,
The fact, however, Is on the one hand
an already existing conflict in the States
Of the Union, and on the other still
more terrible one threatening between
England and America. We have already
expressed our opinion in preceding ur'
ticle. as to what will be tho inevitable
consequences In the double conflict
whatever the issue may be, upon the dcs'
tinics Of England.
To-day we would investigate the intu
enee it will exercise upon ours, whs'
part we are to play, what attitude it de-
wolves upon us to take in the midst o
this rending struggle.
England Is opr ally, andit IA not nee-
cssnry for US 10 repeat here what we have
said openly under every occasion, as t'
the utility of this alliance 30 indispcnsn
bic to the progress Of civilization, Blu
because England is our ally, docs il fol
low from this that We must cspouse he
qnares, rise when she rises, and be ii
I lent when she is silentl No, cert ainll
not, When France determipedto lead he
concourse into Italy, when she led her
armies over the a ps in defence of
most just and holy cause, England wei
knew that she was our lily, well kney
that she had the most lively fympathle
Tor Italian independence, deprived Us Q
n II assistance; no, she did more sue, b
her diplomacy, indisposcd Europe Rgains
vs. and arrested oar victorious march pl
ter the baltic Of fsolIeriHo. And Yet Oh
l,eas after an none tho less our alg.u
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10
From the Green River Army.
TIE LATEST INTELLIGENCE
No FORWARD MOVEMENT
---NkfT. -
Gen. Rucl ] M Louisville.

tCoHe.pordsnce ofthe Clucinnsn 0aSeue1
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2--P. M.
The rumors about the movements of
the army ut Green River are iuhumcrablc
sensational and ridiculous. Let me cor
rect the errors and state the facts, briefly;
Gen. Buell. has not "cross Green Riv-
cr with AN army OF G0,000 men," IN fact
he hasn't crossed Green River with any
pcrcrptihle advance, VII rthcr Jf 10000 7
of 20 mcn. Gen. Buckncr has Foi "Gd.
yanccd from Bowling Green with his
whole fircc," aud no is net now eng ging
our lorccs at MumiordsvilI', with view
of destroying the railroad hi lpe." In
fact reconnaissance Of eight mll across
the river, the other day, didn'. show my
tracks Of Duckncr. Gen. Duell is not in
hourly expectation ofp battle ut Green
River or If he is, he cwHs taking the "cX.
pectaticn" very coolly last light, costly
established in his room ut the hotol, wrap-
ped in his drts tsslng gown aud smoking his
cigar, MS If his days work were done, aud
there was nothing in the world TO disturb
him, till he should rcpuir to his heudquar-
tcrs to-morrow.
Aud iinul' Y, tur troops nj Green River,
regulars aud volunteers, are not "marcl-
irp forward toward LLwliip Green 10
N ct the enemy " or, il they are, ih' y are
in the somewhat awkward prcdioant nj ai
not kn wing the fact thcmsrY :,
Seriously, there are nj two ways In
which fight on the Nashville lin eau
become possible. We must move upand
attack the cncmy, ar the cnCny must
IN We down aud attack Us.
As to the advance l will simply say
TINT have ample reasons Tor stating
tia, il isaA absolute certainty that no gem
cia' adr0Rce or aggressive morcHont on
our art fopard Boieling Green Is iaieR-
ded for at ieesi fro iooekS 10 eoWe,
AGATE.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-10

IN the adoption Of measures protecting Il
interests aad OF r'garding
shc,s. not only in time Of peace. hut also
in timc Of war, 50 that neutral vessels.
whotcyrr sra they be on. BE- exempt efoh
visitation ocoll search. Why Is Il thatI
the English public should forget adds
VIZ. Cobdcu, that England always has
been and Is yet the great obstacle Of a
liberal aud humane modification oC the
maritiac law ol nations 80 che ",rrcst
Of ncutruls, and That her assent was only
wanting 10 complete the trlumphs to bring
ahont this modification. This is one end
which we should look too; this Is tri'
umrh which should be made. Just this
Is what we fad in the resolution of the
SaNnct at Washington.
"T'hc letter ci the venerable General
Scott, draws our attention to the pru-
dencc of such resolution"
Il * useless TO atgu, as wor, or less
foundation ia right We should in the
presence of a fact, and Il Is in the pres
epcc of that fact, whatever that fact be
70 suggest a new law, a law liberal and
humane, according tc the wcn said cN-
prcssionuf Mr.. Golden. Il is cur most
lively occupation. u Is quite evi
dent that France, IN associating her arms
+ with thusc of England against America
ur to those OF the North against
! South or. yicc versa, would net hustcI
, the solution. but to the contrary, put OF
, that which we IN the name or ciyilizu
). ton should muLo our chief object; III
r r-'rrcssivo abolition ~ s'~,rrv. lihs-+
4 of the seas aud rbsulutc respect to ncu
trail rights.
!, II is to those fundamental truths thu
. we should look without fail IN the con
tcntion. II isio this that the public a'
:, tcntion sheuld be directed nud iNcd.-
All the cruditc dissertations of prctent
cd right. orwbich there Is SO much so
q to-day in England. nndcr the influence
q violent excitement, Is va'uclcss; thci
70 rcanlis dead letter, an abuse Of Gurcc.-
Is No! there is no right in il, because the
is no right opposed to justice. no mo
8. than there Is Que opposed to liberty.
A. is ucccsspry then to establish new rig
I. upon the sea as well as upon thc con'
r.. ncnt. aud this right is to be, the liber
- Of commerce, the freedom ofnuvigaiiu
70 bearing within itself the faculty OF 4
N cmpting all vessels in times Of peace
IA, war, under every prctext whatever, lr'
"a visitation nr search,