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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Lessee AID NJ ~ lscI. ...........WM. WuEATbbf.
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF YOUNG AMERICA
FRIDAY, EVENING, NOV. u, 1892,
for The last time tbs scTe,uuag psntoniimo Of
SlMOMs Ml9HAPS
Siinon the oetHle'''.. ~ IA
40 ls followed uy iive-tissemeut, la ,lLDOlA b,
MAf. MARLrHlT sgd JULIA LEHIAN. SAILORS
HORNPifE. 10y YOUNG AyEkiACA.
Ate. which gcat fuiry Paliofnime eu.itled the
RED GNOME, -
Ire famous absli-b
ifl rnQAlf AAiAiASsA
Io conclude with. the ll.t time but one,
TIE GREAT yRAPELH FEAT,
BY YOUNG hREBICA
TOMORROW. COhMEnClSg Ar O'CLOCK,
i GRAND FAREWELL RAVEL MATINEE.
IN THE EFENIAD,
0ADRIELS FANBh ELb BENEFIT AND LAST AP-
pEARANCG.
NJ Whealey taxes much pleasure W announcing that he
hes effected re-euglg win EDWIN FORREST. who
lr. lime this seon in ais .sea ShASe'psnesn Character OF
MACBETH.
Du Mr Forest en-1-omnni several pieces not yet rro
duced ihc' liing TIE BHOkEk OF BOGOiA lhrst tine
m bsny year.) NErAMOkA. sc. &c wiz De placed upon
STAGE with fh; attention 70 mise scene which eAaIac
tcl. zeB this establishment
n cJnseq % the gret attending tie pr'i1c
ton ~ CAlLLE SO Brooklyn ard this city. Mr. WheAiey
induced announce thlt MATILDA HERON VIII TeIel:
that chalac. er o. ~ E-uAY ~ ENir0, Nos IS.
The performance VIII Commence Il Is O'clock Doors
open a. 7oc'oCk.
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Tho ship Robert L. Lane arrived At this port last
night from Liverpool, with a cargo Of merchandise
and les passengers, consigned TO Thomas Richard
sou. She came in under command Of Mr.. Leonard,
the frst officer, who reported the Captain Dryer
rs having been murdered by the crew. The follow
ing are the particulars, 50 lar rs VIC could learn;
On tue Let inst, when in lat IS, long. -, tho crew
muunied, when Cart. Dryer went forward TO quel
the disturbance. lie was iu,rlo lately attacked by
tso O. ito sailors, named Moore and Patscy, who
stabbed him in Eve different PLACES, causing lis
death 10 IS hours thereafter
The sailor called Patsey, while ptabbing the Capt,
was struck on tie head with hani-spko By the
frat officer Mr. Leonard and died in 4 few houre.
His body was buried at sea- Mr.. Leonard, then,
with The aid Of the passengers, succeeded in secuF-
in he Iingeader aud he was brought here in irona.
Upon the arrival Of the ship q, Quarantine, police
Ser cant Lush, who subsequently ordered our
aevl-boa. away from he clip and was very dis
coas..ou-) and squad Of police, also Major Pguyn
Of III tn U. S. Cavalry, proceeded on board, and
took cha-te Of the mutiuiers. Capt Dryer formerly
commanded the Black Ball packe. ship Columbia
for ulauy years He leaves wife and three child
ZEN in Liverpool.
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Ce1al No,lces.

N-EW-YORK SUPREME COURT-CITY
y and NTY # NEW-iORK-JOhN A. VAN
= INK aud .fBFRT VtH sAUS. Plaiutifs nrau.t JOHN
Altman Delsudlnt.- Summons Tor money demst q
on cali4act Tom net srrfsd) To the ue.endAn JON,
sTVATlItN above named: on hereby suminoncd ana
rr 10 sufNer tbs conf ,itt in tbs &C. m ch VII
be 6ei In hs Office o. tho Cfs Of TIE sl ely ard County
If rey ORR M the Cly Hal 10 aid city Of NewforA, and
- serve cory OF YOUR 70 tie faf comp ain on ne
.rr al biz office No. 10 hasfan-st IN ssit tiy oi
fYerk VII No twenty days afteT the service Of this -un-
or On YOU exclusive Of tho day Of such sefife ah You
m, ~ answer t said paiut within tho time oioicsli'
tr Plaintiff r ths sc.. VIA take Judgment against you .
Ina enn Of uius hundred aud eighty dollars ana i've
ave cents principal with interest ffom the second d{ OF @
to r. ono tnouald gu hupdred sni siky1ne br4ise' INC
co.i. OF liz action dated October 10th. lB 2
J. H. HOBART PlNCKNEY, flainuh' Attorney,
No. 70 Nasssu-st. New-l ora Guy ,
The compliant IA the above entitled action was duf hea
{, lie ono n ib, CleS q the City aud County Of New
Yor, Of the I'D dsy Of Oct her, lWi . ,,
J. H. HOBART PINCKhEY, Plaintiff Attorney
o2f lew6wfH
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An,aeenfsnts.


: AURA KEENEs THEATER.
~ Doots open At Z commence at II O'clock.
FRIDAY Nov. 81,
LAST NIGHT
Tom Taylor and Charlie, asade's glorious Comedy Of
PEG WOFFiNGION.
Or IN
with
Miss LAURA KEENE
In her unrvalei poonato Of tie Heroine, supported By
CAST or GREAT SrAENGfH.
Zee Wellington ithe acres hise Leurs Mems
TrIiet triis' actor AID nuihorl .....Mr G. Nhesess
llf thaflft remainder MI u Nshlcs IT.
Iowa
oly '4o'eI
quinn SCI
ss9psr Dramatic cr!ss..........."...} Mr. ~ Lennon
.t'uci Nlsf
tlu5 NllN' o.INc
shls MIS- hVDcIo
Aud The B1Tletta entitled the
COLLEEN BAVH SETTLED.
SATURDAY. Nov 2zfhs 1heater will be closed FER the
rehearsal VI tins grand fairy spectacle entitled.
which win be produced
MONDAY. Nov ~.
with GORGEOUS SCENERY, SPLENDID DRESSES,
NEW MUSIC, NOVEL sihCHAAICAL IRlCAS,
aud Effects.
and the most elaborate
PROPEKfIL5 AND STAGE APPOINTMENTS.
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Coynrinership Hotties.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the Firm
~ OF LINN DECKER have ihis day Dissolved cpeltnei'
n Te inle bteI b, ,ld requested o. 'aAe
.ef9eft o. JAIESA. DECKER or WILLIAM tLAhh,
10 49, Read..t, Ne"-iogE City. EDWARD ~ LlSn
Da'na Msy !, loVA janis n pE"'HH'''
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FHOM HAVANA,

The Case OF TIE Blnnche,-The D;srfo &c Ia
Nnrinn Agninst ihe New-york Press
The siave-T rnde-AFriVsi Of Ess-sls
from Ncw-Grlcans ana ApainchGo's-
Meeting of Mexicsns ia Havana.
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NNALLACKs.
~ Eu.sAee. in Broaiway end l7.h-'s.
TO-SiCHf lFdl,yl
roh Tine The jay .s',,g,.e cd e.'msdy BY
heissm.' ' Cure Tor the he-tacne,' &C, SC,
SPEED THE PLOUGH.
Inqorisr. and Juiclaq. a'pe..io1, have been made
IfL tAoi IL DR-AfAi IMPROVED.
And eLlo Arrangement % the socneJ and ASTON
BOB HtNDY...................hr LESTER WALiAcK
LLNkf. CHARLES FISH .k
sirPniLif acknowledgements join olLotat
FAEfiEI sIFIELD..........slf. GEORGE Holland
AoilN oii - y
OF So
tFf 10 hlltt ~
POS fAI.sLvE
JOIN PAHhEs
PIT r.. 4 4 i.st
3i. lLA.pi Oi-D................til,s MARY bAha IA
SUSAN .nla MADELINE hESEIoUES
'n''-' III oeiuiS3L COUNTRY DANCE.
NIGHTLY h"s OALD
The un " uai-l on. e.-'.n'u ~ At 'loll 81"
H. censsqaelle 0i o. rreat attraction Tie Comic Dfsma o.
GENITAL PAIN
SATURDAY MONDAY sfd TIL RsDAY (Thsal'.hhfl.
BOSOM TmFvps
WEDNESDAY,, 4t.- ~, Te9es.,l tie Comedy Of
,-,-.,. --.,e VI, ~ ~ ~ = hi,
SaTUn DaY-Ih. C-thuEs MARRIAGE.
d. prs. si.'fa.-THE HfcitLOR OF Arts Low
Fot LO,Li Inh NAY 40 Okl MARRIED AID
4 CADEMY or MUSIC. -LUCREZLA BOR-
1o.wonr pnrpAY, Nv III 81. uxru orrra MONT.
si.NohA LQh,i ~ hEw hoLE.
IrCRFLiA EOG4lA ,
LrCiEZiA IA...'''.''''.''.'''' ,o4ttii
GESsAao DUC ALfOsso. .rusihl
Coaau-iofs "a Altirti Director. ......''.oiG NNA
% sfyfSri As6 oRXSb GALA orrRA NIGHT
CtDFSil Or MUSIC TO-MORKON.--
"a Gala NI1ur
Nf CRtU iis tie honar TO announce ihal 10 VIZ siFe
BLAEU TX .th MONT ou
sATUgDAY LyFENG, NOV n
sfsgora brINRf bELLA o. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e.
ALFHLpO-AMODIO o. oEkhOh4..,,
70 be- '...net ~ tle lt e.. y bo..ia.. = .dA
CAFEtRi 80 P0LLIOSE-suslNIs @, OROFEsJ.
Tteurrl rrtrce p conc uIe 81, 81 Alelc an aasi1aal
lAlr IlE sTAG.srANOLtD BANNER,
s-a.r-.t I'd ErHAbfLLA LOKlSl ana MORENH,
tba l.,te tbnf ff " CA,lbE. AID the th'fus ~ 10
Oserl On NOauAI. H1a 20. hpt tialo u DlAOhAh
Lt PARbO" DE iLoLi,lILl
WIN TER GAR DEN
" THIS EyESING FRIDAY. hsy a.
Nj AID Mra DAkNff WILLIAMS
viii fr-i h, fauh o..i g. 80 feasog peieuug the
shME CHAKsilNG ENTERTAINMENTS.
-''''' OF THOSE n,.,.,..
TIE FAIRY CIRCLE. $500,
THE IRISH TiGER!!!
vlish abound In al dat,
GALLAAIRY' o,vrry
and GRACE,
which havo proved 30 attractive .,s'an IN tto'e
DELIGHTFUL DEL4NEAIOAS
IRISH AND YANKEE LIFE.
NJ. an Ms BARNEY WILLIAMS IN .hfce PIECES every
u. Boz BooA oec1 sis lsys e. advance.
=
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~ lie request 4 number tbs leading citizens Of New
Sofk the extensive property ieaart bc The fh and h
and :' and aytns has been leased for the purpose
ostsbtsa1t-e
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GOrcau Steamers.

4 HRANGEMENT commencing July ], loO2.-
~ FOR CALIFORSIt. Va PANAMA.
frstci - sterme4 viii N~e4o-A a. ne it, .tn
AID 9ist ol each month, eEcet when those ot, ia ~
EuNDAY when Tie day O, departure Wa De i-e MO'DA4
Tor sight or pas-sge trpy at tie Only oh,e No Bowl
t,..y-,eu d. B. ALLtN, Agent
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Gnlueenlerls
AArrp1r.iN MUSEUM.

RARNUI' AMERICAN MUSEUM
FlRl.sf. Nov. 2l. 1862
LAST DAY But ONB
last DAY BUT ONE
LAST DAY BUT ONE
OF THOSE WOND RFUL
TSOUIMAUX INDIANS,
ESQUIAIAUN 1NDIANS'
FSQUTAfAU& INDIANA
\Sho have irst sr-ise1 iI tlis -.tff. .,..,
FROM the ARCTIC RE0IoS'
"'''' q i'i T. FL I'D s.q t&crIc EXPLORED
LSAABITANCs or Ra,t.NLAND'S lCY
b1o1ah g. this c,unty t Me "b@ec'' OF uotre-ssi
SEE 'qIaE1 Now Or YOU'RE TOO LATE.
They sre On exiibii'' tom 10 a. To- TIA Y NJ. from
'srl :, aad from ii. 10 p "a
few dlys aoIe only 81
COMMODORE MUTT.
$4,000 MUTT.
One o'ts most oTriocmary woadss ol the world AS b,
8 prerariu- M zip 30 LalSpe, al usAy ready to '-
FFs47A tiS Here HERE B B{ y yE% P DAis
AT ALL HOURS DAY AND EVENING.
AMI at ntcy' aud ca the stage dnrag elea dAic enter
GIVE AyARIErY OF pERF0RNANcEs.
includiog dances, Giay i relate Hi' history CO.
- TIE MADAGASCAR ALBlEo FAMILY.
- ilfG-LKr WAY al9rHREEs. Ypr,s -,
=
JEEF. DAVIS, WAT IS IA aud bLAU"LoAhD'
81
QUEEN VICTORIA and tio PRINCE OF WALES.
OLD ADJ Mss CALlfoksl
PtffDffilNG GEARS
TIE BEAUTIFUL COLOEEU TROPICAL fiSH,
LlVIKG MONSTER sNAhLs. Nv 80 HAPPY FAM-
lLY. end million otaeI " olde.s.
Blackstone great Diala
ISABELLE Or. WoNAy's LiFE
This AFTERNOON at O'clock aud tins EVENING st y
9lr. ~ 81 Is. HARRISON, iApOnQiu Come Siuser, az.
pesIs ~ each Performance.
tdm;s,ioa 3, OIL, 3 Children under ten Is cen:
NAMPDELL's MlNSTKLLS,
~ PALACE or MUSIC,
li'us'. nolf .l.-4s.
CAMPiELLS lR1f nI ANT
CROWDED Houses.
ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCE
Th!s bsSu1l Hal entirely i-nlolr.ei and improved
CsN floor l-s teen il coUiiI lll g.! the stage.
Itis NEAT, MANN. AND COMFORT tbLE.
CAMPBELL5 MlNsTRtLS
comprise die fol- wing wei know nGei.-riuers. $500
DAVIS, CLIFFORD RAY ,Ot GRAY. EDDIE LOCK
WOOD. SOLOMJ.tS. fkislNO. LiAiIlptJN,
+. BUTLER. !. 81. MALlO, HlIi. ROLL
WElTZER JOHNSON. ALDE-s, &c.
b request o. many families.
4 GRAND NATiNEE
on SATURDAY.
FoI J. DIES and liiILDREN,
20 commerce a. o'clock
Doors o.su g. the eveliir ct o. 20 commence 81 IL
ltrkgft .. toaf4 , "a.
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I0IFTu-AY. SKATING PONp.
Entrance col 5.h ~. sid 5,th.st.

Entrance cor. 5.h AZ. ard 5'h-st
y5S he s2as: VI go e5 81 M i5s s Gi-9' 81 sr Tx
and ' md ss'hsis has been easel for the purpose "
SELECT PRIVATE SKATING POND.
These sgsslos cover ,I-s o.
LLftEE ACHES.
Contracts lave been made for cucg and preparing ,hs
property oT she pusPosss to which u TO 30 devoted during
Ia, - c5lorp ious rur ne. viii be erected to accom-
ri3iat, So ~-D-r. stud Is fr hnet Sliooni Re- ier
the sale atl hise OF STATES. L osE Rooms
Iii. le-s ~ the Mslsse.s o. lso,e Of only limited
sg5, Fl e, Al s Ire a., a. ri . e. .ys,S 70
condac, enterprise eusoe Ladies and Chldien 70
f. r. sssc,s viii ,berr' b. les4lel .. ali ps9s,4,
evpyrg tie4cis who srs not Auowu % tue Mango.
Araaeioeaf- been male Go ilr 'rso tie POND in ie
snoft bf 30; rauuer sJ.erai I'd OF Mu.io PEI
fcru ff = TO 10. r., when tho Ice IL IN condition for
lie asss7e.. ,ale pleasure "a bsiqs sbl. 70 eruce
hl the Pold vii W under toe ch ~ o. OSCAR =. OAI
nan Gate President Of Tie Wa.tirgoa sssnus Cl15 q
IIookyaj Whose experience !. the te,, glsruly we ca
ave la 'e lee AZ s"eys De @e1 10 We DC. sAins con-
c4lon or- l h',i "h pe eii rrDoae O. hsc .t e.i
~ $50 jobs i BtowN oene-a Superintendent.
IbHIs o. sUBsOauP4ION
Sesstr Tcfets ~ Geutlau aud Two Laee..'..@1 20
kisor 3n5er IS gesrs Of agc................. 80. so
Sale q 4 cae's will iuncnce ~ WeDN -SDAf nov .
1chllas Hoei .A.to4 Iaae 90 III. a.. c.f4 eia-e IS
cel0gorl ws-tei's, No "a B'os-way.
DROMENADE CONCERT oud FESTIVAL.
4 The iaoios o. the UNIttRo ALiot SoCif D.. VII
rfion Ha. corner Broadway an tiyMfr-ff IN FRIDAY
tfEAiNO Nov. % lt12 10 e3ft VI bel psret t. lcl-
5e the ovation i.fesLllg aud o. ess1e Ilcse. 10 cfs
DROF. HOWss
4 SECOND READING Or TIE COURSE.
A. pODWORrB'5 ball. BROADWAY,
FRIDAY EVENING. Aoy. ~. a "a O'clock
Selection from dsuuuer j. stfs DE- eil Iafo' DOB
B-vs~t o-lt p L.l.3ln" rlfi Don l- D-'s 1oly.
81. B.lr ~ and C-Gd.e L'cfr1c lic."ts ~ c-ti'.
OWE ARTIST FUND sOCltINs
L THIRD ANNUAL Exhibition,
now OTIt
St the Gallery Of the fae Arts No. tS EfoaiFfy, be
t,vesr Houston al bise-sfr.fs Choice FItllhES by
stpsr AIston Trrmbui Cole Imam and BY our hIs' %.
uecsu Arsist inc ullg Louie HANGS Return OF tbo Od
S9tl with .ps,il8ns o. lsu 'soAs ieH The cseci4.0
of Wf.isr. r. WEBB csq, eud u.ts.s.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-11-07

The TEXAS EXrEDITIoN.-We I'M
der3tand that Governor Andrew has,
with the leave Of the Department OF
war, assigned to the Expedition of Cen
eral Banks, the Ais. regiment of Massa-
clusetts Volunteers, (Col, Chickering's
being the only three years regiment re-
naming in the State, and three batteries
Of three years volunteer Light Artillery,
together with eight regiments of nine
months militia. 1t is also the Cover
nor's purpose to begin forthwith the re-
cruitment Of a regiment Of cavalry for
the three years service, Intended for tie
same expedition. This movement real
lies the wishes and efforts of many think
ing and patriotic men, among whom are
some Of the leading merchants and man
ufacturers Of Massachusetts, with whom
Governor Andrew has been cooperating
for this purpose, having begun 10 urge
this expedition upon the President more
than year ago,
The success of this expedition will
flank the whole rebellion; will shortly
bring a new State into the Union freed
from slavery, and full of the grandest
opportunities for cnterDrising and iudus
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-11-07

The LrGrsLATrRE.-The legislature
Of Vermont is hard at work doing a vast
amount Of nothing. We presume our
readers, many Of them, would Ike to have
US publish the proceedings, but we can
not publish more than half, and even il
we published that amount it would ox-
clude everything else. When we see
reported in WaIton's Daily
Journal that we think will interest our
readers we will give it to them. But we
" don't see it yet.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-11-07

CAVALRY AT DERBY LINE.-OyeI
fifty men--bcing more than the quota
called for from Orleans-have been re-
cruited at Derby Line for the new com
pany Of cavalry. They have been sent
on to Burlington. Me.,rs, Allen and
Chase have shown great energy and ac.
tyity and been very successful in raising
men. Recruiting has not been 50 sue
cessful in the western counties and the
still lacks a few men. There
will be a chance few days longer to en-
list at Derby Line.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-11-07

SIIARrsHooTEEs.-Let no one who
has the least inclination to enlist fail ia
read the article on our first page, headed
" SAarpshooters, attention" Capt. John
l. Drew formerly Of this county, is now
raising battalion of sharpshooters to be
IN readiness to take the field Immediately
upon the issue of tie next call for more
troops which we have every reason to
believe will not be long delayed. A. S.
Eaton AID |. X. Drew Of Barton are au-
thorized to raise company in Orleans
and Essex counties. Rally, young men.
and enroll your names.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-11-07
The Election in New York.

t The election in New York State is one
2 of momentous Importance, because there
d more than in any other state, the propo
! siiion to compromise with the rebels find:
It's most prominent supporters. George
= Wilkes, who has always been a member
OF the democratic party, influential and
respected, thus speaks of the conspiracy
against the liberties of the republic,
which is to eliminate or to be put at rest
forever in the coming election in that
state -
SIT is our belief, therefore, that it is the
intention of Seymour, Wood, Barlow &
Co., in case Seymour is elected, to recall
the state troops, and withhold any more
recruits unless the Emancipation Proc
lamation is rescnded. If the president
refuse, and attempt to enforce the ma
tional authority, Seymour will appeal to
the state militia, as their commander, to
resist. 1t is the calculation, then, of the
leading consplrators that the fierce pas
sions Of the democracy being aroused be-
You'd the reasoning point, they can be
made to rush menacingIy to arms, either
in opposition to the draft, or on construct
ed cries Of liberty of speech and State
rights No BaStiIe, &c. At the same
nme' case will be rapidly made up for
the Supreme Court of the United States,
through which the president will be con-
demned by that tribunal, as having ex-
ceeded the powers of the constitution, .
and as being deserving of impeachment.
Two violent parties will then instantly
spring up-one standing for the Supreme
Court and the Constitution, and the other
ra!lying round the president. 1t is easy
to perceive that in this new chaos our
nationality VIII be engulted, and the frac-
tured Union be shiyered into fractions in .
N
an PORTIONS except Tue cohesive ana dom
lneering south.
This is no fancy sketch. The first
hone Of ,ba robaIs-.o Divided ror15
.,...,.,
, - at o,''' p''n 'n7c,u"'1u LOT 'nem oy
ernando WOOD " Co.; and if those
men succeed in leading a generous and
too p,snsnactino daa,o,rao,, 49,. -.
abvss thew have onened for them man.
kind NAV close its heart 70 oil homes of.
popular dignity and inJenendepca far an
other century"
The probability that sucb oors,iroov
sv;.t, fods ,.a.Gno,o,;oa :. ...t.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-11-07

Nj THE New ITamp>bire
nine months men are not vet all gone
from the state. Col. Henry 0. Kent OF
Lancaster has been appointed Colonel OF
the n. II. l7th, and Charles II. Lang of
Claremont Lieut.. Colonel. These were
schoolmates in 1854 at the Military Uni
versity, Norwich, VI. Col. Lang has
been out as captain Of company raised
by him in Claremont. Col. Kent after
leaving Norwich in 1854, studied law
He has been for some time editor of the
Coos Republican, published at Lancaster.
N, H.,--has been a member Of the N.
IL. legislature, clerk Of the house, rover
nor's aid, major Of the horse guards. and
occupied many other positions of promi-
hence tor so young man. lie is an ac-
compIished military man and we trust
will honor the service aud the Vermont
school in which be was educated
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-11-07

The VICTORY AT CoRIyrH.-On
the 25th Of October Gen. Rosecrans is,
sued a general order to the army of the
Mississippi at Corinth, congratulating the
soldiers on their recent victory over the
rebel army under Gen. Price, and stat.
ing the results and magnitude of the
victory as ascertaincd from the reports
of the various commanders. We ex-
tract the material portion, which shows
that a most glorious triumph was achiev-
ed;
Upon the issue of this fight depended
the possession Of West Tennessee, and
perhaps even the fate of operations in
Kentucky. The entire available force
Of the rebels in Mississippi save a few
garrison8 and small reserve, attacked
you. They were commanded by Van
Dorm, Price, Villipigne, Rust, Armstrong,
Maury and others, in person. They
numbered, according tc their own au-
thorities, nearly forty thousand men
almost double your own numbers. You
fought them into the position we desired
on the Sd, Furnishing them terribly; and
on the 4th, in three hours after the in
tantIy entered into action, they were
completely beaten. You killed and
buried 1928 officers and men; some Of
their most distinguished officers falling
among whom was the gallant Col. Ro-
gers of the I'd Texas, who bore their
colors at the head of his storming col
umn to the edge of the ditch of Battery
Robinett, where he fell.
Their wounded, at the usual rate. must
exceed 5000. You took 226S prisoners,
among whom are 137 field officers. cap
iains and subalterns, representing So
regiments Of infantry, l6 regiments of
cavalry, IL batteries of artillery, Z bat
alions. You captured $3.50 stands of
small arms, If stands of colors, 2 pieces
1t artillery, and large quantity of
equipments. You pursued his retreat
ne columns forty miles, in force, with
infantry, and sixty miles with cavalry.
md were ready to follow him to Mobile.
T necessary, had you received orders. {
congratulate you on these decisive re- !
ults in the name of the government y
md the people, l thank you. | beg YOU 81
o unite with me in giving humble thanks ID
o the Great Master of all our victories"
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ca DR., Goodall was proverbiallv
fond OF punning. About the same time
he was made Provost Of Eton he also re.
cel'ed a stall at Windsor. A youpo
'ady OF his acquaintance, while conqrat-
u'a'ng him on his elevation. and req1es.
u"S L,m 10 give the young ladies of Elton
ana Windsor bah during the vacation.
happened 10 touch his wig with her fan.
@ ,, caused The powder to ay about.
. pom which the doctor exclaimed a Nv
uear' you see You can get the powde, ont
oil the cannon, but not the bali"
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- The army correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Press, writing from IIar-
.pcr's Ferry, October 80 remarks:
Is not the secret Of orr slow move
ments evident in the recent operations of
the enemy BY the excellent strategy
displayed by Lee, his line of copmYnj-
cajon has been made secure while his
army was retrca,ing 10 a more PROMISING
base OF operations. While Jackson. Io.
rHg, Stuart and lmboden were makina
their sallies in different directions the
commanding general Of the rebel army
was Withdrawing his stores and ammuni.
ton trains to Stanton and Gordopsville
Now cen assure You that the rebels
have position from which they can on
crate detenSively in the most successful
manner against either avenue of advance
our army may take. Should we advance
up the valley toward Staunton. he will
immediately concentrate bis entire forces
a. or near that point to repel the advance.
whilst he will hope to flank us from Char.
ioi,esvlIle. Should our main army he
transferred to Manassas, and move vim
CulpepPer again upon Gordonsville. we
would necessarily have to fight the deci-
'l7e battle OF the war near Gordansyille." ST
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G. AT The request Of Gen. Wadswouh.
the New York regiments captured at
liarpel's Ferry, aud released by the reb-
els on parole not to serve against them
during the war, aud who were sent We,f
with a '~w Of operating against the In.
dams have been ordered back to New
York
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DITID NOODLES EST1TE
CONNESSEONCRS, NOTyCC

~ subscribers having been appointed by the
L Hon. Probate Court for the District of or
leans, Commissioners 10 receive, examine and
ADJUST all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate OF DAVID NOODLE,
late OF Crattsbury, in said district. deceased,
represented iusovcnt and the term OF six
months from the 10Th day of September, 1862, be
ing allowed hy said Court, TO the creditors OF
SAID deceased, 20 exhibit and prove their rcspcc-
tive claims before us:
Give notice that we viii attend to the duties of
our appointment 20 the dwelling house of Mrs.
Ann Noodle, in CrIftsbury, in said district,
ON the second Tuesday of December and Eel .
ruary next, al one o'clock in the afternoon, on
each Of said DAYS
JAMES W. SIMPSON, } -.
AMASA p. BUTTON. ( '0"' 70
Sratsoury. Oct. p, A. D. 1862. 6