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The daily Wabash express., 1862-09-23

sTA special train arrived At indianapolis
sunday night. from Cincinnati. with about
s7s wounded soldiers of Indiana regiments
engaged 10 the battles ncsr Richmond. ky
These we're brought in an ambulance train
q Cincinnati under charge Of Drs Bullard
sud Parvin Of indianapolis On their srris-
al they we're supplied with refreshments and
temporarily provided for until morning when
sach a. we're able we're taken TO their homes.
nd the other. placed in the City Hospital
and soldiers Home A few belonging TO
no list came over oa the train last evening.
AID Others will follow to-day
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THr DaAsr In this State there are 969
townships IL Gl5 there will DO no draft
under the lat call. and "a will be subject
TO draft. Ia this county all the townships
have furnished their quota except Linton.
which will have % furnish seventeen. II
these are forthcoming by the 9th Of Octo-
bsr. that township will also be exempted
We would sugge-, that some OF our recruit
ing officers 90 ldown that way and inform
them Of the fact The following fI,oen
counties have supplied their entire quota
brown, Clay. Crawford. Davies. Jennings,
Lawrence. Newton. Ptrke. Perry. Scott.
s1cncer. Switzerland. Nermillion. Warren
White.
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SvxErSnrs - NgNroEpvittE.-We take
take 'he lorowias sccoun, Of the surrender
% MunloFdsille irom Ia Louisv ,lle Deuo-
csst OF saturday. September ~.
We have received informai.on from Man-
iordvillc Our informant was on the gruund
and sa~ tire y aolo Transaction.
on Saturday night, abou, I clock. the
rebels. eleven regiments strong. Under Gen.
ChAlsnes.. appeared N ssont oi me g0rtihca
tons ari seEt n = fsg OF trueo demanding
assggeadcg. Cs.sasl " llder replied that he
Vts tert - Ao.4 the pace aud that he should
do 50 uat4 etiWei out
\ soeu as itess lkht The rebels opeud az
tho works With artillery rom the nights on
he soalh with ave gieces and from The north
with two mountain hawitxers
The rfr- rom the works. four N ~rrnher
repiei sHh terrible effect. sdcac.ug an the
rcbsl's Euas but three after some t~o hous~
kring iailed IN their sttemrs g. she'll out
the ~0tks. Tie Feesis tares their whole
available luiAntrN force against the ehsis
lne d works. and we're repulse,l vill tssr.
DC l1ss ave successive tsmes. ard faAlis
~uhdreu sending back a dsg OF ssuce loo
permiss.on - b2ry .hcir dead which wAs
sranscj IN ihis 6shs our loSs n kaled ssd
sounded vas a The rebels admit lo.s
of 100
Agsia 90 TUESDAY morning. the rebsl. -
pcassd ou The soata sde ci the river AL
made demonstrations a. Il - renew the on
set. drv,ak IN eur p,Skets at about Aali past
me A N. sending forward sharp-shooter.
and tring an occs sional shell into ,he ~ork.
Our forces replied Al Intervals. re-ewvlng the
Ire except when The enemy voaid spprosch
sitb'r range.
Thus matters lasted for thres or ao
hours. ~hea Col. DaaAam. grO-,ng tired q.
h-htuE without sny result On either sits
sent ost three % fear companies from TIE
sch ard esh Indiana a. skfrm sArrs q
IRA" ,hen uf. hut - no effect, and Al aboa,
I " ne hfing ceased On both sidss = sh
OF Ary >ersoas resaits % either s1de. oulv
sons TO q ous skirmisAers beng Allied
ee result sbo~e1 thst he demonssr.s.or
90 a-e---s - eeif dest<ned % attract fhs
N.eoNei 2. vi panekn. shilsl a heAv,
coiamn 81 Rraxxs forc.s -, -.
rver above. al rsovsax dowu ..r.,.-s ~,
hgkfs on the 0>Fta ~hi0h esec...il. -
lnandesi the setks. vhsch sno....,, -.
efeetsd. Naa e. e3nes.iav rnora.n. -
Dunhan fea14 hinlsef ccrar1etsl~ ..--....,
ded by an over~heiminS f1rce. sr.i ~ :.
alternative than - sufreu3eF cs lteral
murder hs entire cnnnsnd lie -.
prcperiy ga the fcrmer ~ A " Ct We.
aes4af.
The io0ocs sarFerdrrcl vere he 6-ti
So sni e>tsh isdssus. ahoe. 49, 81 th
n. to oo@- senies eacA 81 ne liza a.
h ir..laaa. one cenrAny ~ the lss " !.
,1 -. ere eor7aay q tae foaissilis fr.
70. Gard. e. pecss II arsillsry. ~.
r,.1. Azd Aboas ssseagv rscrulss sor the -
Aer ~ insAnirv. T. al sboet sou
G. ,1s.s D9nksz an wiiasr eosh srss
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most r.Iiantiy. and deserve tho commenda-
ton OF all Most certainly no oe'iss ngnt
has been made during The war than tEat by
Col Wilder on Sunday; and on aonday
D1uham was everywhere in the thiekest Of
the fghi. giving direction 70 the movements
nth the utmost coolness and courage Per
feet good feeling aud harmony existed be-
tween the two. and no Iiss'ry OF Disagree
ment as has been intimated.
Buckner and Forrest we're with braggis
coium aud are nos at Munfordssille. un-
les Buell. has bsgged them.
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IL Bs rassensers from Indianapolis. last
evening. ~ learn that the mil itafy au-
tforities lave ordered the removal Of the
women aud children from Louisville. IN
anticipation OF an attack on that place
Gen. Crlts division have prepared seven
days rations and gone out % meet them.
Orders have been received at Indianapolis
70 forward all the available forces 10 that
roint
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Noon Dispatches
PROM PARRAGUT.

PIAa snr H.kryosp. PEsssooLA BarJ
Sept. sth. le62.
SH:-I regret TO be compelled ag,ia -
make another moriifying acknowledgement
Of apparent neglect. by the running OF the
blockade st Mobile by ten gun Gun Boat.
supposed 70 be Laysrds Gun boat. Captain
Bullock. You viii perceive however from
Capt. Preblcs report. herewith enciosed. that
there was no want Of vigilance. They saw
her ia gosd time. but failed Is sink or cap
ture. her. Why Capt Preb!es dit no, hre into
her after she failed 70 stop or answer bis
hail. cannot imagine. The commander Of
the Rachael seaman says. | believe they all
"a init, that there vas never inner opp0riu-
nifty for stopping . vessel until sic passed
them. Then however when il ~ no late
they began firing the Oneida h,'.. me Wi
mona, next and the Rachael Sea last.
Very Respectfully. your.
ID. G. FARkAGUT, Rear Admiral.
Com West Gulf. Blocksdins Squsdroa.
To Hoo. Gideon welles. Ssc'y. Of Navy.
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sE- All those who want beautiful Silk
Hat. Of the latest fashion. call at the New
York Hat Store and get one Of the Hcms
Manufacture. which mako myself: there
fore | can warrant all hats bought OF me-
| have a fne assortment II French Beaver.
quality, and Of all co.ors. which am selling
very low also. large assortment OF Wool
Hats. OF all colors. ranging ia price az low
a. ffty cents
T Il LOWERRE. Practical Halter.
Successor 10 j. {. YATES.
m27.tf Cor. Fifsh and Main ts
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CoSrrxrL, CH,NGK ~ THE PoLioY
80 fl METHODIST ErfsoorAL CHuRoH-
Il d i.iom in tie Methodist Church in
th. .,.v. a. our readers are aware. for
ne SoI., e' q OF tha, body IN assign 70
- the "a ers the station they are 10 oc
eupy, wthou consulting tho wishes of either
the pastor OF is assigned charge upon the
subject. In England. the plan of the wesle
yan body is 20 .sni schedule Of the preach.
ers proposed Tor the various stations. 10 ad
vance Of ,hr meet'ug Of tks Conference, IN
order that all concerned may have the op
porsuniiy Of making objections OF suggesting
alterations This p!rn seems 10 be an i'm
provcmcns upon the American system. a.
the latter frrm is striagency ia thwartinS
The wishs a. ,eiatters occasionally. has lost
70 ttc denomination some Of their ables,
divine. IT,, Methodist. we observe. Is ad-
vocaans sas a1opsloa Of the English plan.
aud chArae,cs.se- the pFcseu. system A. one
II spartan severity
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Mar NsEKEr.-Peter Horn has opened
Meat Shop in Sibleytown. near the Freight
flee Of the r. II. 4 A. r. X. where he
will be found every morning with full sup
ply Of ali kinds OF fresh meats
Sep,i7dlw.
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~ Officers and others wishing TO pur-
chase swords, sashes. belts. pistols. Bengal
Ia, trimming. epauletts. numbers. letters. or
any other article In the military line. will
consult their interest by calling at the es-
tablishment Of Z A. Chess. No 81, Wabash
street. Swords at all prices from tl0 up TO
500 Goods warranted as advertised. A
long experience enables them TO buy at tho
lowest prices. and sell accordingly
auc26dlm
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FROM MARYLAND

rRrDrRIcx, Sept. 2l-The great bridge
of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad over the
Monseacy. east Of Frederick. which was de
stroyed by the rebels. has been restored -
This completes the road from Philadelphis
and Baltimore and restores communication
with Baltimore and Washington to Freder-
lex and 70 Sandy Hook opposite Harpsr's
Ferry
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CINCINNATI. Sept, ~
Flour trmer and unchanged
Wheat steady. red. 779s2c
Germ dull AZ soc
Oats at 40@s2e. for ser. bu, old. beng
scarce. are In demsnd ai s5c.
Rye scarce aud has advanced to Coo
Barley sradc being $50 s.. there is none
Offering
Whisky o. --ir g1oaefate 1e-Bani.
Gcct dtmsi.1 ios bacon AZ shoulders a.
49,. Stsss oered hans 4ivsDced - l2c
>c other charge n prosi..or:
Groceries tfm-
Cold lsc. premiam
Silver il@l2 preniun
kxchsnge a. par
Demand notes l0t9lle premium
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PROM MoCLELLAy.



Saturday Eve. September 20.
The firing heard last evening in the direc-
ton Of Nillismsporf turns out 10 have been
q raid Of Stuar,'s rebel cavalry. he creased
the Potomac on Friday night into Maryland
ai that point. with bis cavalry, one regiment
Of infantry and seventeen pieces Of artillery.
A force sent up 70 drive hi N back. arrived
near the town late In the sftenoru. The
firing heard Vas principally from the rebel
guns. During the night they recro-sed into
Va. snd this morning The, bad disappeared
from the opposite shore. No one was hurt.
The work Of burying the dead still con
tiuues. They average about 1000 per daly
ro-morrow wiil probably faish f.
Maryland Heights woro Yesterday occu-
pied by Federal force The indications
are that the rebels are continuing their re-
treat ia Virginia leav ing the line Of tee 20
tomac. Divine Worship was hcl. ct Head
Quarters this evening. Bishop Whipple OF
Mirnesots officiating
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~ Ladies' and gentlemen, now Is the
time to get your Fall ard Winter wear col
ored and cleaned Having improved and en-
Isrged our dye-house and finishing tools. We
are prepared to do any kind OF work in our
line-no, 10 be ercelled in the western
cities. S. q. REINERS & SON.
East Wabash II, bet 9th st. s canal
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~ Twenty recruits wanted Immediately
to oil Up Company B. lis, Regiment Indiana
Volunteers. Application has been made 20
the War Department 10 slIo~ the ssme sd-
vanos pay ard bounty - the present mem
bers u the company received Recruits will
report q, Camp Dick Thompson Immediately.
T. Is. ALLEN.
Commanding Company
-ars DQ IeFO-twfw
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~ Leather beirg the cole Of trade snd
the prererver Of the human understanding.
would respectfully sugges, 10 M friends
and patrons that 9, will be 70 their interest
to call and see ny new stock. ai No is2.
Main street L. A. BURNETT.
p S.-wool. Hides aad Furs wanted.
sarIsiIn
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Pax ScHooIs.-The Free Schools OF the
city Of Terre Hau,e will commence on Mon
day September 18th. All parents who 10
tend sending their children are requested TO
send them at the beginning Of tue term.
BY order Of the Trustees.
CT NOBLE, President
seplIOd2~. journal Copy
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FROM NEW YORK

NV Yokx. Sept. % A Fl Monroe let
ter IN the Herald repots that Com. Wilkes 1.
there. also gives an account Of skirmish at
Franklin. near Suffolk, between two com
panies Of the llth Pa. cavalry and two regi
ments. one Of cavalry and one Of infantry
Our force had two hcwitser- which drove
the enemy OF in hurry
No icss on our side
The daily Wabash express., 1862-09-23

GkSwKAL 0EDEs. NAvr DErAkrxEsrt
Sept. %, lso2.
Com'dr. George Henry Preblc. Senior
effcer in command Of Blockadng force of
Mobile. having been guilty Of neglect OF
duty in permitting the armed Steamer Oristo
TO run the Blockade, is by order Of the Pres.
idens dismissed from the Naval service from
this date
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FsuAruxsiA. S<ps. 9l.-Cso.. Csrtin
;sie<r.phed froa HsEsssoss. sosif,inx ell
military or<~sir>s.oss % wsi, At bone fcs
farsher crden- Probably AZ dagger = re-
moved, The rsss. rEy osizg u fsl rsNsss
a - 6essAsAc-h vsles
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II The sIsrm OF Ere. las, night. vas
caused by tie burning OF one OF "Old
Johnny's" houses. on Mulberry street
Peace 10 IL ashe..
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MKsruis. Sept. - "A bridge over Ha,ehe
river few miles North of here. was burned
by guerrillas Thursday night The Bridge
vas not guarded as it was considered Of no
Importance.
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Villipigue is reported twelve miles frcra
Memphis, in the vicinity Of Hernsndo.
Breckenridge is at Holley Springs
An expedition with transports conveyed by
agunboat. = Z Helena Wednesday. A part
Of the transports were landed at Laconls.
Ark. twenty miles above Napoleon. The
precise object the n sement Is not known
The daily Wabash express., 1862-09-23

sF-The list Regiment. including the
pa.y.ea prisoners. 20 into their old quarters
Al Camp Th8mp-on. to-day.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-09-23

Two good compo-itors can find T'srmsne4t
employment a this offce. None but first
ciasa neei apply
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eO0 0n0 MALE or FEMALE
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eOM nln MALE or FEMALE
OVVsVOV AGENTS To Skill
uorD' NAV sTKEL PI.krz COUNTY coLORED
NAP or THE uSITED STATES
ckNApAs. AND yEw BRUSswlCk
fron receaf szrvrys. coupietrt AEg le. lse1.
eo<f e1o.oe4 q eng-svs Il sa1 en-. yesrs tine.
sapsricr q szy tio nap evsr nst- - Cotton -
N<Asll s,t ssils a. tss GO yrcs q - tsrts s-eS
90 naE~s <s ssgrsssc e. isis nap
Il . rct orly Ccznty hss. tss Z = siso
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
sftss e st.s~- a. C.nszss oa-ss~1 n o1e, gsvtzx
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
snt tisstsres h~sse~n
os.rsr.~% s.y .os-s- c. ass - - g. p<r csT.
sne win t~ks bsrs al z@ss fhss esnnos hs 80 sa1
r~e1st he zcnsv
sod 81 81 ~ortk tot-T-
Frirt~t instrrrtiens scx - es1v ~sii fsrt.sh-
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swsis- 4 fsfrss -sy - nsts ~itA . srsl cspfssl. /.
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fhs Nsr r~--. sx<ct 1<ss pzr kap q Flrrlnss z
s.< hsryisrS. ur sklrs n Esxftr< Torozxksrs Gap.
rzl Rzs noz-..las. F.ils Csx-cA. a. y. "a. 1.
tAs fssusr. s.z ever ssss- pisrs - ksr1is.1 s.s
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May now be found at his Office all hour-
and attend 20 sll calls tlv.
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DRUGGISTS.
LEGAL.
I oUIs LEvEoUE vs.. JOHN II.

Il a CHAPMAN -Ccsssisins n Ass.rs-.ens hessrs
! Fsrest. ks<
~ .ail l.ani- l~v<<.e ksvtnx tisd n NJ ece~
- nerrsss-r kr~Esvsfs s.t tcca 40 ckases ~Tis
- sttasAassuf e - isssrc ~ ne ssslnss tAs <ps
"A ck.iiels rixkts. CREDITS Al s-eCts - tks sslf
ass.r,ssrs s,1 siso q ssuuczs q G~orEs brts snd.
aps g.rct Ban xsrxis1ec< >c~ tAsrsfore 10
49, s~fs~Asrt a kfresv rctieet - - al spF< -
hrf,rs ~ Tnnss ,. Fe~~st. I.st,ce - - fr>ce
= Hsrrisee ts~usk,r. We ccarsy. ls-saA. a. =
rrsrs i. - cif, e fr~r~-Hs.ts. c- ths A. t.r y
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tsf-icst Is sshssoee
THOMAS J. FoE.RxsT II
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S-rs r. isss.-s- lp<r fss s:.w
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DIR. POTTER,
HO.HG OP.7THEST.

THANKEyL for ths patronage
II -Ai<A "a. bsea - l4bsrs-ly sEts1eee - -
s.riss - past is.r sesrs re1d fasPfrs1li'f ~
ls<<s . ccr:lrzxsc< e ne sszae-
ovrrx- fczf1 Thir1 ftr-ss. .~~ti s<tl s<7oss
<ecr frcw C1io s-r>f-
ks~-ssa.-rsr1~ ssyg---A a. Oar s'rssfs.
sEruSz
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fNGAL DEPARTMENT.

AN candidate for the Office Of Treas
- ~ ) 20 County Al the October election.
JOEL II KkSTE TEk-
,uaila.e for the State Legisla-
e' - '''' = ". KEMP.
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r~Ios COUNTY TICKET.

Fon .aE LrclsLkrJEt-
WILLIAM COATS
JOH. II BARR
F0R SnEEIFF
SAMUEL CONNER.
FoH TE .AsUErE
II :. DU REAM
FoE Cots e NzfssfOSKr
fBENJ. McKEEN
VA. BROWN.
FoE CoEoNLE.
j. g.. ADAMS.
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ArrVR ths Trent question. Gomez tho no les
mtmeniuous ono Of Iro, iding money to carry o1
the wsr. Demand Treasury notes will meet the
emergency iors reIiod, but they ehould DO VI ed
sparnely, ard ~ last, rather than first 10.
source. Those ~ho read tho rgns Of tho timos
need not hesitate TO donounco tho iuju iiciou,
tot dorncss Of tho Administration upon the sub
ject Of war nSoa, nor tho kositarcy and inpru-
dent delay with which Cor grcss calls upon US to
meet them. We want no irrcdosmsble National
paper and no experiments upon banks or curron-
cy, but NO want 10 mako tho simple squs'o pay
ment, tf so much money as will meet tho in.
torres, Of tho public dobt relying upon Con.
grcss 10 800 that the principal Is secure to eve
ry holder. And the sooner a stringent wa tax Is
accomplishing this object, tho sooner will tho
financial ease aud crcdi Of tho Government be
eotnblisred, upon the only sound and honest
method of doing 70.
The case is n short one. Tho people expect
20 ray for the war, or TO shoulder thor own
muskots and carry It ON themselvos Til, sum
to lie raised is not formidable, taking into &c
count our numbers and prosperity. Five cents
per day for every min, woman aud child, Ia the
loyal states, would produce at onco u million
dollars por day. OF three hundred and sixty
five million dol Is per atnum. But tho un-
certainty ss to how it is to b, raised makes
every body uncomfortable.
Among tho me.sur's to bo taken up at the
end Of dir ct tax, will DO tho stamp duty,
which yields Engla.d an annual revenue OF
forty millions of dollars collected from busines,
classes we'll allie to bear the burden. mode.
rate imposition Of this tax here, would provide
on, half Of the requisite revenue, and Other
modes Of collecting 4, not less certain or easy
Of collection, are rapidly hcing suggested. Bat
at first the war tan is tho only measure nes,lod
Let us have IT,
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War Intelligence.
INTERESTING INTEILIGENcE-IArER FROM
sAyASSAH


sAyANNAu.
Tho Cincinnati TIMES under date Of Frank.
fcrt, Ky, Dec. 9jth, publishes the following
interesting and reliable intelligence from the
South;
Mr. Nelson X. A. Biddell, merchant Of
Philadelphia, who married his wife in Siyan-
Iah, Ca, and who left there on the ~ inst,
has Just srrived here by way OF Nashville
Bowling Green, and Louisville.
Mr. Biddel had great difficulty in getting out
of Savannah, having hbored faithfully, but in
vain to 90 80 for several months
Mr. Biddel describes the alarm ard panic at
Sayal nah, after tee Federal attack on Fort
Roy al Us most extraordinary. Fear seized
every one, Al Ill the citizens aed from the
place. The city has no protection or defences
wi atever, all the guns and ammunition and
cannon having been sent to Virginia. There
aIe no 81 ldiers there but one regiment, which
was crcamped near tho town, temporarily, on
i its way to Virginia.
During tho residence Of my informant in Sa-
vannah, there were two or three drafts for sol
diers and he was compelled TO furnish two sub
stitues for the rebel army, one Of whom, an ex
hunter merchant of Ma ne, was the most VIC
| lent secessionist in tho place.
| The South he believes has all the force in
the Geld that il can possibly raise; having
made the most determined and persistent effort
Il
/ people have been most severely taxed and
l thuse at all suspected OF Union senhmon OF
pr, cliytics have been forced TO contribute enor
| nous sums. Many of the merchants and pro
| tessional men Ia been impoverished 10y The
L exattioEs of the 'CCntedernCy.
l The strongest and boldest Union man Is
| Hon. John r. Ward formerly our Minister t
| China and he is dreadtully persoeuted bf tbs
rebels, who have arrested him at least twenty
| times while attempting TO escape robbed hin
/ Of HE entire property and some 800, 600, anc
| II reatcred several times to hang him.
Mr.. Ward says they can Kill him If they like
but that he will never surrender his allegiance
to the Federal Government, or cease TO detes
and denounce the miserable abortion known a
the Southern Coniederacy. lie is worry anxlou
to 90 North, but ia to closely watched that n
cannot escape. Mr.. Biddell thinks 1t not al
impIobabls that MIR Ward will be assassinate
in Savannah, unless he succeeds in getting on
| Of the state.
The greatest excitement, Mr.. Biddell says
reigned throughout the South on the subject o
| tho war, and the women OF Savannah DAN
| practiced with firearms, 10 perfect themselves !
| their use. Everywhere one hears the most bi'
| ter and violent denunciations Of the FEEDERS
| GovermeIt I, and Of President Lincoln and lh
| people declare thoy will ro ist 70 the death a
| attempts to subjugate them. They dec lare th
| Az ministration designs thus as ar abolition wa
and that they will perish before they surrende
their slaves
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The Boston TRAVELLER of yesterday has the
following particulars Of the departure OF the
r. bel ENJOYS, Mason ard Slidell, from Fort
Warren;
The departure of Slidell and Mason from Fort
Warren yesterday, was con iucted as quietly as
possible. The garrison, with the exception of
the guards on duty, were kept from the side Of
the fort where tho prisoners quarters are. and
there wore but few persons upon the wharf,
when they embarked. TIE other political pris-
ontrs as they babe them goodbye, congratu
li',d them 90 their rtleaso. Mr.. Mason went
of in good humOr Indeed, he has recently been
IN good spirits. and has borne his imprisonment
with the air Of a philosopher.
Mr.. Slidell was somewhat sulky, and not at
all pleased at going in such an os;enta,ious man.
ner and in such a vessel. He evidently eN-
pected that a steamer would come here especial
ly for them. Part Of his III nature may be ow-
ing To his health, which has not been good for
some weeks, keeping him pretty close TO his
ROOM although he has not called for medic Al
aid.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-04

As VIZ have already noticed, an effort has
been made for meeting of the proprietors Of the
various concert saloons in the city, with view
10 combine their efforts in counteracting the
movement TO have all such places closed by act
of Legislature, There is very little prospect oil
such meeting being held there being R''a'
lack of unanimity among the propretor', 100
much feeling existing OF every man for him
self and Satan for them all The managers
,eem to think that II the waiter girls are to be
excluded FROM what they claim is Legitimate and
honeet en- ployment, the saloons will necessarily
have to 20 to the wall ard shut shop, Us they are
sustained not so much on what money is recelv-
ed for admission, as for the refreshments sup
piled by the girls These girls are said to receive,
in the priacipal or larger class Of saloons, from
| four to eight dollars per week. The performers
it is stated, are paid from thirty to fifty dollars
per week, and whore superior aTtiSfs are on
gagged, the pay is often as high as 300.
TmE will of James.D. McLanahAn, admitted
to probate yesterday after certain private be-
quests, leaves $4,000 for the mutual benefit
| of the Ave Boards Of tho Old School Presby
! teIiAn Church. o.. -