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The New York herald., 1862-10-28
News from Pensacols,

ARRIVAL OF THE TRANSPORT HoSDURAs-HHALFH
OF THE TRooPs--AOvKMENrs or NAVAL vEssBLS-
ORDERS TO ATTACK MOBILE nOthi.y ExPEcTED, Bre.
The United States steam transport honduras Captain
clifford arrived this port last evening In eight days
from Pensacola, bringing mail and passengers she No
Pensacola the United States transport st. Marys.
for New Orleans also United States flagship Hartford,
United States steamers Brooklyn and Susquehsnna aaA
United States ships Prcble and Potomac.
Tho steamer Creole had up Milton. and broush&
several families (rsfugeesl and large quantity -
confscatod property. She took troops with her ~
guard against auy attack that might be made by -
rebels
Ali quiet at Pensacola and the health Of the troops
generally good.
Admiral Farragut 81 Pensacola with his squadrsa,
awaiting orders which hourly expected for An a.
tack Mobile. Nohngof any further interest," haA
taken place.
Annexed list of tho passengers By the Hooduras
Lieutenant A. Fee Forty eighth United States velm-
tesrs has g. Doe Acting Matter United States steanee
Rosaie r. J. Crozier, j. W Anderson +. B Pepperiee,
lady and two children, Mrs. O. II. Lynch. Mrs. N. g.
Mct;owan. Miss Nellie brennan. and twelve In -
steerage.
The New York herald., 1862-10-28

A DISTINCTION WITH A DIfFEREScE.- Some OF
the English papers assert that the North is no
longer attempting the subjugation Of the South,
but is merely fighting for boundary. We
perfectly agree with the English papers, but
differ with them az to what that boundary is
They believe that we are fighting only for the
boundary Of the Potomac and the Ohio, where
~ we really insist upon and are determined
to possess the boundary Of the Gulf of Mexico
and the Rio Graude Th, war is no sty-four
forty matter We will never compromise on
this boundary question.
The New York herald., 1862-10-28
PERSONAL intelligence,

o,,;ca bsr 70 decline seeing many distinguished ctsens
and strangers who have called the Metropolitan Ho:e
eor ,hs, purpose. Among thcss who have reccntly
o.ed was Mrs. senator Mcnougsli, Of California Mrs.
Lincoln win leave the Metropolitan Hote for Cambridge
Mass about Thursday Friday next for the purpose Of
seeing her Robert, who Ia pursuing his stuuss -
Harvard College.
Col n. G. ycCsnufa, Military Director " The UnitsA
sts,cs Railroads, u at fhe Astor House.
Hon. H. A. Rislsy ana s. l.. Hyde OF Dunkirk; Majoes
4 r. Sanford and T. J. Shead, and U. II. Potter, q
providence Ienp, " Muscalie Major A. w Fletcher,
or washington; W. W. Babbitt, Of Newton; n. y. Gray
and wife OF San Francisco H. Kip and wife, OF Bunale
And J. Terwgsr and H. Harris, Of Albany are stepping
At the Astor House.
The New York herald., 1862-10-28

Tan MA REBEL RAID on OuR COMMERCIAL.
MARns. The recent exploits Of the rebel priva.
teer Alabama are creating great slcty amongst
Our shipowners. We know she has destroyed
fourteen Of our merchant vessels, and before her
career is stopped she will have done an i'm
mense amount OF damage. The fact that Eve
more vesselS Of similar build arc being fitted
out in British ports ~ Confederate men of war,
or privaseers is not calculated TO allay the alarm
that prevails amongst our shipping interests
That such violations of its prcfessed neutrality
should be permitted or winked at by the British
government is Of course shameful; but. ~ we
are powerless to prevent them, we must deal
with them as best We eau. What stops, we
would ask, has the Navy Department taken to
put stop to these depredatons on our com
merce II was wefl aware that the Alabama
was in progress OF construction Cor priva-
teer purposes, and yet nothing seems to have
been done to prevent her putting 10 sea or
TO follow her up. The immunity that has
attended her proceedings thus far will serve as
an nducement to English shipowners to secretly
embark in this thriving aud profitable business,
II tho Navy Department does not keep sharper
lookout, we shall soon have the ocean covered
with privateers sailing under tue Confederate
Hag. All the fast steamers that can be purchased
should Immediately be formed into dying
squadron for the protection Of our merchant.
men in the European waters. Then let the con-
templsted operations against Charleston, Ss-
yaunah and Mobile be vigorously pushed for
ward. and we will soon put al end to the game Of
the English spcculators, who, IN violation Of the
Queens proclamation and national good faith
/, are thus enriching themselves at our expense
THg RELATIONS BETWEEN GgNEaM hcCLEl,
Ian AND GENERAL WADswoaru--H Is an.
nounced in bogus telegrapbic despatch from
Washington that "ths statements to the elect
that General Wadsworth does not cordially oo-
operate with Major General Mcclellan in the
conduct OF the war, or that he has ever raised
any question as to the fidelity to the govern
mept Of Gssersl Mcclellan, era entirsly I'M
founded" What efrsot the elsctlOasin Penn
sylvAnia, Ohio and Indiana may have had Ia
suggesting tbIs ridiculeua SssrtIen We kn~v
The New York herald., 1862-10-28

NmLo,s GARDEN. -lMr. Hsokett takes his bsase4 y.
night in his greatAst ros the Faad Of The dist pArtt
King Henry w. This viii be ths last appearance u ~
veteran comedian this establishment TOR the presa
season. His engagement has bsea highly soooesseo
one and be- CLOSES It with higher appreciation tAAA
the part Of the public Of his nlmsble talents. e
admirers win doubt muster In largo aunssrs -
this OCCASION. 81, ). -. t5st,ta,
IRvMo HAn.--Mr GottschAlk's third oeaoert of ~
pressat seres will take place tonight at this estaslA
mont. Miss Barnetchs, now panste, will mako hse
Grst appearance this occasion, and will play with -.
Gottschalk the celebrated Trovatore dust written by Nm
for Thalberg.
DssooaAro RAunoArIos Mnmo.-A grand UAisa
ratification meeting, 70 raty the Deminations reosasr
made By the democratic party, will be hold Al tho Ctlv
Hall Park this evening There wilbe grand turnout q
tho democracy Ms occasion and tho prooesainss M
doubtless bs characterized by much spirit and unanimAy
The Hon. Mr.. Cox Of Ohio, will address the audience
The New York herald., 1862-10-28
New Publieatlens,

THE UNIfED SfAruS MILITARY LAWS, PROM l1T0 -
1888. By j. +. Callan, Clerk to the UnitsA
States Military Committee. COS pp. 70. @.
w. Childs, Philadclphia.-
TIE fact thai tho edition a the Military Laws oonpisA
by the same author 1858 essrsy out Of pras ana
so many changes having been made theren anA
90 many important having been rscsuty passed. h
induced tho author 10 recomps the work and bring
downso the present time The book before has she
advantage over many works OF reference In possessing
complete index that the desired section Of any cot on
be found as well BY the subject which Il Is framed -
by the dsts number, chapter or section. The work b
arranged chronoogcay that tho also be found
as wen yish9u. e yth the k2cwHdgc Of !hs sas!ses
matter thsreis contained Al time like the pressas.
when all works appertsning 70 military discipline. ac..
become Of interest 10 almost every male resident d tho
United states the above compilation must necessarily ~.
aud viii be, found very valuable General Scott strongly
recommended the republication OF the Military Lava IN
fi oomped into one volume and General Mcclellan and
other &c neras bear tescsy as 70 the value Of Mr. CAL
Ian soos Asa specimen Of typography &c, the work
si ,ank am opg the of the law books, being prsA
ON ane white nspsr and bound In the oestlaw style
The New York herald., 1862-10-28
Interesting from New Mexico.

Interesting from Now Mexico.
NOV EMEErs OF THE REGULAR TK0OPs-0EN oANBY
RkLIEvED By GEN. cAnLsroN--HIs MARCH ya0M
CALIFORNIA, ETC.
Private letters received yesterday from the regular
soldiers stationed Fort Union, Now Mexico, 70 which
post they recently removed from Fort Craig, state as
the Third cavalryso much Of H. at least a. was ~
surreDdercd by Lyndesnd the remaining compaaies q
the Te0t infantry had left FOR the states rhs two oc
panies OF The Seventh infantry and Of the SitAs
which participated in the batIsof vaiverde in February
ast had also been ordered homo bv General CAaby. -
had NOT started aud beleved thst Canbys
sor General James b. Carleton. would retain then NJ
further service New Mexico. The companies vssy
much need Of recruits having been cont them fsr
nearly two years aud half. Tho last dsaohmsat IN
0overnsr's Island On the 18th Of July, 1880.
About 1900 Csifornians in ths Territory having
marched from tAs Golden Stats the Plains under
The conmsnd Of General Caretos. On their way ths1
pureed Arlgoua and western Texas OF rebels
The regulars had just ssptsmber ls) been ped o9 ~
to The soth Of April and were having good time. Ths
health Of The command was gasA Newspapers iron ~
States were much desirsd snd greatly prssd In as.
the winding up Of every letter fro chs Territories -
variAbsy 10, "Send US some HaaALDs."
The New York herald., 1862-10-28


radical journals Of this city is laboring to break
down the government and the army by pro-
claiming that the recognition Of the Southern
confederacy is foregone conclusion iu Europe,
and that If il should be recognized we should
Immediately make peace; while, on the other
hand, the army is declared to be utterly
demoralized-tbe veterans of the aseven days
battles" being represented as good for
nothing. and the whole dependence being
placed on the new lcves. We rather think II is
the journal which gives uttersnce to what is cal
culated 20 afford such "aid and comfort to the
enemy that Is really demoralized. General
Mcclellan himself was rst, ,assailed by these dis
union sheets, and now they assail the army
itself as worthless. and charge the government
that is, Mr.. Lincoln and General Mcclellan
with having destroyed it, Is II not clear that
these revolutionary radical journals are playing
into the hands of JEFF Davis 4 Co., and are pre-
pairing the way for peace and final separation
Of the North from the South? So far from Eu-
rope having any intention of interfering in our
concerns, there Is every reason TO believe that
the contrary is the case; and az for the Army Of
the Potomac being demorslized, it never was in
such fighting order, and never more ardently
desired 70 be led against the foe--a wish In
which u will be gratified at the proper time.
The PRIvATEER ALABAMA.--It has been pretty
generally understood that the English mer-
chants who built and fitted out the prlvateer
2sO had done so on their own account, and had
not sold or parted with their interest in the
vessel to the Confederate States They simply
made use Of Captain Semmes and his letters Of
msrque, expecting to realize large profits out OF
the venture, The statement which we pub
lished yesterday, from good authority, that, in
consequence Of an understanding between the
owners Of the Alabama and her captain, Ameri-
can packets having passengers on board are
not 70 be meddled with, affords, we think, con-
elusive evidence that the above assumptions
ars correct
The New York herald., 1862-10-28

South They will involve us in war Of ct
least twenty years duration, conducted at an
enormous expense and with terrible loss Of
lfe and ending, not in reunion, but In the inau-
gulation of . series Of insane experiments, on
gigantic scale, in regard to amalgamatlon aud
mulatto republic At the South they viii
justify every statement made by jeff Davis, and
rivet more strongly the chains by which he
binds the masses of the people to his throne
and drags them to destruction. just SO long
as we maintain the Union and The constitution
we have a good cause and q fair prospect of
success. The moment we supersede the constitu-
tion and transform the Union into an abolition
society our cause Ii lost, and we have no right
to compel the South to return to government
which has really become what they imagined il
to be when they rebelled.
Push forward our armies to destroy the mill
tary power BY which JEFF. Davis enthrals the
Southern people. Follow up our bayonets by
our ballots, and show these people that we
come to deliver and not to destroy them.
While we show them the power OF the
Union by our conservative armies, let us
show them also, BY our conservative
votes, that the Union 10, as II ever was,
the only guarantee Of their constitutional
rights Then bullets and ballots, working to-
gsther, will inaugurate q revolution at tho
South close upon the heels Of the political
revolution at the North. Then, 10 six months
from November, we shall see the Southern pso-
pie punish the psrfdy Of their Internal sedu-
GERS by hanging them in every seeded State
and Voluntarily returning to the Union. The
fearful sufferings of the rebel masses have only
been borne because they feared the greater
su6erings Of abolition rule. Convince them that
these fears are groundless, and they will endure
no longer. A conservative triumph will kill
JEFF. Davis and end tho rebellion. An aboli-
tion triumph will kill the nation to end negro
slavery. Let the people decide whether gsa.
Davis or ths nation shall de- ~
The New York herald., 1862-10-28

and fought aud wesricd his troops for an oejecs
which he had not daring enough toAccompiAsh.
Governor Vance, ofNorth Caroline, makes pa
thetic appeal to the generosity Of the people 70 s
ss In clothing tho rebel soldiers before the winter
sets in. He describes them "a already suffering
for want Of socks. shoes and blankets. He calls
upon the farmers who are tanning hides to supply
the shoes, the mothers Of North Carolina 10 knit
the socks. and the wealthy 10 give their psrlor
carpets for blankets.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02
Scrorula, Or Kings Evil,

is a constitutional discaSe, a corruption Of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vtiatcd.
weak, and poor. Being iIf tNe circulation, it
pcryadcs the whole body, ami may burst out
in disease on any part Of it. No organ is FREQ
from its attacks, nor is there one which it may
not destroy. The scrofulous taint is variou>ly
caused by mcrcurul disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, ap,f,
above ALL by the vsncrcal infection. What
ever be its origin it is hereditary in the con-
stitution, descending &" from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation; indeed,
it seems to be the rod OF Him who says, 81
will visit the niQuitcs Of the fathers upon
their children"
It's effects commence by dcpo'ition from the
b.ood Of corrupt or ulccrons matter, which, i'll
the lungs, liver, and internal organs is termed
tubcrccs; in the glands, swclngs; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which gcritlcrs in the blood, depresses
the energies of life, SO that scroiilous conSti.-
tons not only suffer from scrofilous conf
plants, but they have far lcss power to with
stand the attacks Of other diseases; conSc-
Guen1y vat numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulouy in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this taint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
cimntes the human family hns its origin directly
III this scrorulouS contamination; and mnny
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
anil, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofnlous; !;
their per.onS are invaded by this lurking in
fiction, and their health Is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must rcnoyate
IT, blood by an Alternative medicine, and in-
yi rate it by healthy fool aud exercise.
II n Inedirnc we supply in
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02
A Y Z RS
Ague Cure, ,

NSh rus Sbhs w
Iaterm ittent Fever, or Fever and 4 quo,
AKuc, Periodical Headache, or bilious
Headache, and Bilious FeVers, indeed
for the whale class Of diseases OriRtnnt-
lug In bilinry arrangement, caused by
the Malaria OF MlRsnantic Countries,
We nrc enabled here to olTcr the community a
remedy which, while il curca the above complaints
wit certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such remedy Is invaluable in districts
where tht-e Hlllirting Disorders prevail. This
"CuRR" exprlS the miRSmatic poison Of FRvRn
ASD AGCR from the system, aud prevents the de-
ycopment OF the disease, IL taken on the first APP
preach Of it, prcmonitury symptoms. ltisnot only
tho best remedy ever vet discovered for This class
OF complaints, but also tho cheapest. The large
quantity supply for dollar brings il within the
reach ot every body and in bilious districts, whcre
FEVER ANp AorE prevails every body should
have il and use II freely both for cure aud protcc-
ton. A great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure OF lnermttCniS is that it contains no Qnininc
or mineral, consequently 1t produces no qninism or
other injurious effects whatever upon the constitu
tim. Those cured by il arc left as healthy as IL
they had never had the disease,
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence OF
the miasmatie poison. great variety Of disor-
ders arise from its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, RhenN,ntism, Go,t, Headache, Blind
hfsS, iOothicHc' hdlnChc, CddiIH, n~""n, fde-
pitation, Painful Afeetioa Of the Spleen, Hyster-
ies, Pain in tie BoteriS, Colo, Paralysis and De-
rdngcn,eR of the Stomach, all Of which, when
originating in this cause, put on the Intermittent
type, OF become periodical. This CURE" cxpels
the poison from the blood, and consequently cures
them all alike. 1t is an invaluable protection TO
immigrants aud persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the maariouS disOicts. IL taken occa-
sionally OF daily while exposed to the infection,
that viii be excrrted from the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripen into dis
ease. Hence it is even more valuable for protee-
ton than cure, and few will ever suffer from Inter-
mittcnts u they avail themselves Of the protection
this remedy affords. Fl.
Prepared by Dr.. ]. G. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass
sIPPoRD 4 CO., KAuFFNAN & co., and B, l..
sLocuM, JASeAsrtR, and BY prugslsh and Dealers
everywhere. 31.am.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02
Irish Steamship Line.
stenm between Ireland ard America.
NEW.YoRK, BOSTON & GALWAY.

The following now and magnificent hr,t-class pad
dpwhccl Steamships compose the above line
ADRIATIC. IS aaa tons burthen .... .CaptJ MArRY
(Formerly Of tho Collins Linel .
HTBERNIA ...4. .4n0 tons bu rthen Capt PRowsE
COLUN UNRTA....4.4 400 do do lido hEITcH
ANGLIA.."... 4.4Oo do do lido NICHOLSON
PACIFIC.....3G00 do do -. do ISNITH
2 2OO do do lido WALKER
One ofthe above ships will leave New YORK or Bos-
ton alternately every Tuesday fortnight for Galway.
carrying the government maiistouching alst' johns
IN r.
Tho teamers ofthisline have been constructed with
the great under tho supervision ofhe govern
mrnt have waer-tight compartments. and nre nnex'
cpliod for comfort sneiy and speed by any steamers
anoat Thoyare commanded by able and experlenced
olcor and every exertiOn Will be made TO promote
the comfort Of passengers.
An experienced Su rgeon attached TO each ship.
RATES PASSAGE
First class from Y or Boston to Galway or Liver
Second class..".. do.."..do ....do.,....do ''.'15
First stclnAs.......do .....to Johns .'3o
Third class do do to Galway or LtyeTsool,
or any town In Ireland, on Railway .......... 80
Third.clas' passengers are lborally supplied WIN
provisions Of the hest quality, cooked and served by
tho servants Of the Company.
RETURN TcKETR
Parties wishing To send ortheir friends romthc old
country can obtain om any town on railway.
In Ireland from the principal cities OfEnsand and
Scotland atyory low rates.
Passengers for New York. arriving by the Bos'o
steamers. will he forwardedtn York rec ofcharge.
For passage or furth or information applyto
WILLIAM n WtCKMAN
81 the Office ofthe Company on the wharffoot Cana
'''''' '''" "HowALYD& AS "'NwALL, Agents.
Anrl 25, 1sGI-lyI
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02
NdDTR,CE.

R7>S tSsSSs sclgs. ] i@GeSroS SGT"f u iiESRv HH%
,Mk 4 Sl SPRINGER, will please call on
" r,FeAssSsVbau0 P.B RMBlCH, and make sct-
uemenl without delay. an claims not settled by
January istJsae WIN be left with the proper authorI'
ties for collection,
MR.. EMBlCH can m found durlnrhuslnnss hours
Al SpringerN Old Stand, nr in hla ftoc, TallmRdgo
Block, Immediately above J. G, woaycrN Hardware
Store. ". SPRlNGER.
Lancaster, November o.. lsGI--s0sw
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02
BLackWoon,s EpLNBURoH MaGAzLNE

The present critical state Of European affairs will
render iht Sc publications unusually interesting dur
Ing tue forthcoming year. They Will occupy middle
ground between the hastily written ewsitems,crude
spcculations md nipG rumor Of the daily Journals
and the ponderous Tome Of tho GutlTo historian,
written after the living interest and excitement Of the
great political events tho lime shall have passed
AWAY, itisto these periodicals that readers must
onh f,r tho only really incIigible aud rel able his
their vol eItabsb"d literary, scientific and theolog.
cal character we nrgn them upon the consideration Of
the tnding public.
Tho receipt NJ Advance sheets from the Brit
sh publishers gives additional value t these reprints
inasmuch as they now be placed In the hands Of
subscribers about soon as the original editions.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02
It is Good! Don't Eail to Try
DR.. s. c. 1909 . .
Sherry " inc Bitters.

Thec"s6rdtedNen England Remcd for RabitaalC Com
'fPan"H. JaHndiee. Fever and Agne. General De-
bthtg, and al Diseases arising from a Disor.
dsred Stomach, LiUsr or BoBols. .y..
lVENHEY are used and recomme ndod by leadingPhy.
seians Of the country, and all whotry them pro-
la JAMES T.. LEEpRx, writes from !avarrc, Stark
county, ohio,he Bitters are ghly praised by those
suffering from lndigesion dyspepsia and liver COM
K. s. DAVIS, Postmaster at Williamsport, Ohio,
says, "they give great satisfaction. use them my
SELF having taken cod become prostrnte and lost my
appetite. II relieved me. and can reoomn end II
with great assurances of Its merits"
DR. VIM NJ. KERR Of Rogersvilo. indiaua, wrltss
vs. vs. mat they are the most valuable medicine offered
fe mas recommended them with grent success, and
win them several cures of pal lpitation of the
heart and general debility.
TmoM,s STANFORD, ESQ. BlountSvillo, Horny cou n
", lndiana, writes us long date OfMay
!, 1850. He was mnch reduced having been afflicted
iorthree years with Ir.at nervous debility palpta-
lion otthe heart the most and prostrating
character."aile using few hotties was comnlete.
ly restored, and am now In robust heallh.', =.
uEoEeE w. HoFrNAN sayshe wasaincted with rhcu-
matsm tortwei ~ ycars,in all Its various FORMS nd
at the date ofhis leterhe had been two years well
the eGectng the Gu when seye raj physicians
attending him could do him good. He says. "for
rheumatism dyspepsia liver complaint, kidney anec-
ton or dropsy.l1 Is specific certain remedy :"
j. W. HrNr writes from Dephos, Allen county,
Ohio, ~, section where Feverand Ague prevails that
he most cheerfnlly recommends them OF decided
| General Debility. =
u. X. GALLEIlKEs, NJ. n. writes from Van Vert,
Ohio. 81 most respectfully recommend tho Sherry
Wine Bitterstothe notice Of Dyspeptic persons and
to all who require asmulatng medicine. Sneh news
ps gre recsiring daily. Fall diroctians aCcoK pnny
each bottle. They sold by Medicine dealers gon
orally Price75 cent, per rbottIe 80
n, HARRIS e co. Cincinnati. Ohio,
Prop,ietors for tho Southern and Western States,
IN whom addre.al orders. Fo, sale by G. Kaufman
Co., y. H. Slocum, SiTord Il Sturgeon. Lancaster;
Richard y. Walker. West Rushvllle; p. Hane Plea.
.antvle. A. Fenslmaker, Waterloo; Brossman u M
drew, Lilhopos; David Prooost, Marcy; J. Lerch &
ICo.Amanda. Nov, 4, 'lsG0-k31
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02

Money eurrer, IA thslSiais phero issued pW here.
osirsd Al par.
POST aGE.-1hc Postage IN any part Ofthe Unit.
ed States will be hut pWcnty-F0ur Cents n
year Tor 'Bnck wood.' and but FOu rtceD Ccntsa
| year for each otths Reviews,
Atlhe above pnces tho periodicals will DO furnish
| ed lOt 1859.