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Letter frcn colonel Corcornn.


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Washington Jime 3.-Therc is reason to believe
that the state department viii max. u satisfactory
arrangement with the Mnst'r Of tho Netherlands
In refer nee to the Inoney seized under the Date
flag ~ New orleans by otder Of Gen. Butler
The sevcnty-irst regiment marched over the
Potomac today. They have occupied the bssrmt IA
OF tie north wing oi to CalhtJl for two or thica
days, and hen they loit 1t this morning II was in
as clean and wholesome u cuud ton as IL was when
they entered It, The New York trooja who have
arrived here urc in good condition, and viii soon
be Ia comfortable quarters.
An oakland correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Pgrss tnenr Ricimoudl writes, Nay J0ih: "lcs.
terday morning q A. Stouomsn broke up lis camp,
and marched around Richmond towards Peters.
burg. H. hal with hin force - - 900 men. |
am unable h. tel the Object Of this movement.
highly Interesting report was made ty tc
House tins afternoon, ty Representative Bar,
of Missouri, tho hill for cunrging iic ~.
uuI- Canal, rud Improving tho Illinois River. The
s.ctuu provides tui cuar.Gng tic locks Of the Ere
and tAc Osw'-u Ciuas l. a SO adequate g. lass
Cuuho1ts, U 20 CT uot exceeding t'r'r mai. ... s
Tie report ps'-stst those works struu. asni.. .'.
tiy necessity. rr H''unt OF protect Iu from Brlts
a-kIcsallu "a To l.ftg.
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PUBLICATIONS, Ac,
TIE suns GREAT STORY.
ERlC'S FRIEND.
ERit'S FkilND.
EElCS FRIEND.
fElC'S FRIEND.
EklC'S FRIEND.
A Story sal az Tri,l. And pa, AMI Co.ot!ess -
k..l lie.
JY AUGUSTA IiERUERT.

THIS IA one q tho most readable stories " the
day, ahoundug ia a tuilii dc .tutiou q. . char.
atters Of real t', mndc int r,hrf hy its uo.o'Lzh
description ui Nom-ns Wi.l ami u 49, Wpys ~ .
men viii read II !Hr - spice Of lrt s.I, tr,, and
stern warfare rlung the path oi i.. tho women will
hhd IA 1t that patience, love sii cniurlute which
=" lipp ~ ctuwuH tie tiuw ui the true woman, cn-
tfastd wih TIE way wnitu,,, nId y IliulI.. sI of
one "il"ii HrA, where tho coIls, - Of iuts laid
ASIDE g." 'd VIII see ~ a.. career uf tolr Enc
slri'hS li,.ut" OF real '. uul,r adv rsc circtn..
stances nud how u.'y may lr tllIup 90 ,s,f, ard
surin"Wtrl l. l} l.,.vc heart, q .tG' tongue,
Md steady resolve to ne,t I'voIty aud ~ saiion
win 'ou'HE" tnd mt'klty. TIE gIis " end
therein uIat iulUHtrF, ri,it ''u..','l AID love Of
hume, ensure 10 trm nfca'"r p poet sud hry0i-
mess than tt.t ui t'.'' u, personal larnIs
AID luy.u., i.t u.'.l,it lu'.
ltw.lI ler N.s. ~ Sciy cheap form, ou W
uoslay Nry lith, l-Gt.
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Jc0,rson city, NO., Jne 2.-Ihe following /.
Especial to the st. Lo-.t DrsooGAri
Ine State Convention met IN t. prescrt1ti 81 =
man communication FROM tie G.G.ll.ur w,8
rece Vcd and read. lie reviews the hist, y e a
state hials iur the last yesr, and Ir,ssc, tie
eauohs the state is under To tho General q vcru-
ineht 'of the pronptness and laeral.ty With which
US wants haye been bYpp.od, Ouly ilrty.or4
counties bave returned tax ko1ks far isGI ana an,
oi f'i"sz1 que from then only S253 81 have h.rn
t'tn ~ in. p"ndh"d.rs viii hardly expect the
jay interest u the state debt e. be 1..l hut a,
not houLt the ability Of the state 10 pay ultu.tcl,
In most parts o.! the state Courts Of Jugt.ee .rre
opoH' ani tH9 same properly administered; but in
o'hsIs' d!St"'bhhces and crimes are PERFORATED
under We name 81 guerilla warfare. A suaicleut
l1Ice II no" ready, however, 10 uompel the .,,A-
h"i oi such oltragos Tluops host e to tie m. H. a
ali institutions OF this state have been .utrI.,i
by nome volunteers, VIC Will be less objociorahl.
Some members are confident Hat tue question OF
emancipation viii be voted out Of a consideration
IN the Con'rLtIon, Wills others are san iins that
tie Presidents propositions will be discussed anI
recommended. Al! seem resolved on stringent
measures "llnst allowing active secessouis ts to
vote Al tie AIIIfrSA1 4 pleCtl.n
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Congressional Proceedings.
XXXvlHh COSt!REsS---scunie.
Ejr.t Session,

Washington, June 3.-Mr. Eayarl Ool.)
called up the hl from the House, g. punish poly
gnmy In the territories q. the United States
The b.ll passed. Ayes, 81 nays, 2-tMessrs.
Latham and Mcr.ueall
~ oac oolo'k TIE taS I'LL WAS taken up.
Mr. sherman ,fcrrd ala amon3m 1t TIM, the tax
On wLskey be Is cents gallon "a all manufactured
before the lst oi January, and 20 ,vuts all siteI
tuHt datc. Rejected.
Mr. simmons offered au amendment making H.,
t,x Ga whskcy 80 cents per gallon. Rejected
y,as, IL mays, %.
Nr. sumner offered an amendment making H.,
tBN % cruts gallon. REJECTED.
NJ. Anthony moved tu amend 30 ad lay atly Of
half accent per pound on cotton. Rgectci-ycas,
IL nay, "A. Adjourned.
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,rp,. res,d ~ '.i, ci,..'., -,,.,j,,, ~ ~
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the ti'c p.,s vcr,n n.u...,.tu4. r,c.Nt. f..liS
" arrnuriti DO v.H -hy. Co.,. ,..r.l u,
were nca .iy q. oH,tD A til nof, w.. u Land.
Mcnntu vac g utu. { url's H. ,d,s. .,,.t'
maAd,d ty Grr. Al...i .r' ,.,.s ,,'.f,t rp /.
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SC. &c. &c.


r .. II, ..----... r 4,
Ioio"Nb u'o oo'''''u'''o' VI 'hc AS
FresS uiSple 70 our '''''u"' SiaIe' -
q"dr'e's " "'"' ~ """" arm" "'"'""
"e '1N." Wv i''s''''''
"no" ''e 'e''r"' i'o''''i''i' on -'I''
uhu"!, M son ~ ~ ""S "e"' ue "sn' N's
co py yen summer WIN un'A'n s"''' M
NJ 'A''i's he''! VIC "No'o Jay i"o feD.'a
if'''h a' ever! o.H' Win L.@'y loss
s'ou''a s"i"' - "'H''"' sumner WA
TWO anu N"' .I'N' "oi''' 'N'"'''''1H
lu'y '9'"'us ''''N'.' ''o s'C1H1 '''' Tue
'e'o'0 - ''"'''' '''''' s'''' 's''''
'ss IA '''' '''' u'!' ''.6'o',''." u. '' N'''' q
o"iieu WIZ 1u'''i '''.-'' ''"V' .l'''
~ "r' '''is'''s' WHO ""' if9'10'y '''u'i'
t""''u away
.ho '"'"n9 H'.e' anu Ho' o' vac"
IL" 'e" iH'o our h"h'
country IN wh'cA the ba''le was i'n5ht u
|'t' ana most Of Tue hsh'inS wac III t'' woods.
was used
balloons were up no1r'y al 4 = y''t.'day.
he troops len k'chm ad AID marched out IA
ree''oh oi 'he pst''e n'''
''.''d nes peeh o' me 'un'h'e service t''
ahr4hs "l'iHn q m'ie ana nan oi TIC u""'e
bringing ior~Aru ammunition ana sui pits
ounded were ,nrpediately put aboard the
nd sent to the White House.
Mcclellan arrived on tho battle field on Sat
evenings where lie has remained ever since
|ng all the movements IN person. HIS pres
mong tbs troops had most splendid effect.
separate charges OF the bayonet were made
yesterday. Ia ore instance, the enemy nere
a mill during rh'ch one hundred and S'ren.
e rebels ~eTe kilfd by The tayonet charge
T. Washil. .ton',a.d to Gen. Joe johnson, waa
prisoner.
enomy's dead, len on tho field, amount "a
Ne.ye hundred.
quarters June 2.-Tho rebel officers were
~ g. rally their troops tAIs morning, aad have
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Wheeling, Va, Jme 2.--DurIu; violent and
teri A. thunder st,rin Mt ono o'cu,k this morning,
tIe r,fidchcc ui Joshua lIsru-y was struck 10y
u, thing, instantly killing Miss Mar, T.. Pllshury
aod Miss Clara Goodwiu. The latter Was ~ have
been married % the formers hr, ther today. Miss
o. only arrived from south Benock, Me, on Sstur-
day. Tho Lnusn was sLiEhly injured.
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The baltimore and Ohio RoiIrouJ.

BaHm0Ie, June IA survey OF that portion OF
tie Brtln1re and Ohio Railroad recently invaded
by tie rebels, show that but little damage has been
done. The road will be In thorough wolAiuy or.
der Thursday hight or Friday morning.
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Oar Fine Spring Eish--TLe Shad.
The common Shad may be regarded as q
source OF commercial wealth and aatinnaA
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Too Late FIR Ca >,iicaticn.

q" p,ep. ! oa tavm p,~,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08

kDNAi0D SIN NiLENlCI, AucuOnccr. AS
AL SIGNLE'S SALE Of VALUABLE AGRICULTURAL
IAPLEHEEl5, MACHINES. SEEDS, 6c Deins the rii.
tire stock Of Mesfra. hnpss Lockwood ~ d. ~ IVES
Co., on WEDNESDAY aud III IR5DAY, Oct o aud .,
Al O'Clock, OIL tho pretJe.s, no ~ CUurlsnjts tho en.
tire stock amounting q Cos: 70 S230l1 of Me,Hs. Mapss
LDew D,d. itins OF oveIy variety o. Ag utaf,l
Honeunra Machines AID in poDcnts Of the most approved
iss and mskc Oaldeu, Field and fOw,T sccds R1l
tails given ia the catalogue Trsdy o delivery
by mab application. respectfully call attention 10 tn
sale worthy be attention Of sgucugHs lauefs dealers
shippers. am Others Catsogues olee Sos ly5 and
Ia Broadway, and Of J. r. SULLIVAN, Assnes, 10. l52
Nss.G-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
TaHE SEMI-W TRlB UNE.
TIE NEw.YoRK SEII-WCIKLY TRIBUNE is
p.bhshed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
Contents Of Ne. lisp [Oct. y:

Of Ne. lisp Oct. z j:
I.LEADING ARTICLES: Train, Troubles, Cad
haii Comus TO America; Peunsy suia Demo
cr,nc Treason, The London Times: The Demo
cratic Leaders aud the Southern R-oelAoD; The
Ocober Elections Race and Rishtt; Gen Baeii
Editorial fGrsErsphs.
U.WAR NEWS SUMMARY.
UI..GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
V.sEVFRE BATTLE AT CORINTH: A Glorious
NIctory Ohcial Di,Pa,o o. from Gen Grant
V..GREAT1vAR MEETING IN BOSTON: Speech
o. Charles Sumner.
vI.THE WAR ~ MISSOURI: Tie Figh; =. New
touil: Battle txaseted ct ssFc Ii-; Texas
Troops O,dersd Home in Consequence Of Union
V.s;6fics in Texas.
VI..THE PRESlDENrs VISIT TO THE ARMY;
Enthusiastic Reception "a Frederick; sncst En-
Tnipks Of the Late Battles
VII FROM GIN sIGELS DIVISION: Confined
Scouting Opesat,oasi Reported Retire.. 20 kch
moud.
Reel GayemoI ~ F'saSfoi;, Operations q The
Rebels
Y. FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Xl..IHE GEBEL BLACK-FLAG PROPOSITION
XII IMPORTANT FROM TIE SOUTH: Tie Ef.o,
of Ensncr 4ou; The Renel Congress In = Fever
Our sou,aetn Brethren k1aspera;ed
XII. LETTERS FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRf-
sPONDtETs WITH The ARMY OF THE
XIY..EROM KENTUCKY. CorespOnden'e Of The
". !. Tribune.
Xv..FRoW CAIRO AND BELOW: CorIe,pordencs
oi Tic y !. Tribune.
XVI. THE HON. y. }. HAMILTON ~ BROOKLYE:
The Rebellion Against Dcmocraeyi rs Cause and
cons'quslces
XVII. The ARlsTocRAT1c ARx Or TIE REEEL-
LION: The Hon. Mr. H.ulilton la Now-i oh ,
Cooper lrsii,us Cfainnee
XvIU..A PRU sIAE BRIGADE PROPOSED.
XIX..POElRY; ITO Abraham Lincoln )" sla.t 70 the
South"
XX..TiiE GRAPE; Hardy Vines
XXI..FRON WASHINGTON. Special Dl,fa.ehss to
The y. Irielne.
XXlI..TIiE INDlAS WAR
XIII. STATE POLITICS. Gen. Wsdsworth's Accept.
Of tie Nomination FOR Governor.
XXlv. .TRlENNiAL con- E%TI0H Or qHE PROF.
ksTANr EPISCOPAL CHURCH: Ias Church
and the Rebellion.
XIV. FROM EUROPE.
XVI. FROM BOSTON; Cone'ronlenee Of The n. Y
TFibsns.
XXvn. GEN PofEs CAMPAiGN: Gen. si.er. oGclsl
Report.
XVIII. FROM PENSACOLA: Core,pOpdsnse Of The
y. Y Tribune
xxx. SOLDIERS DEAD LETTERS.
XXX..RAyESsHoE: By Honiy Kingsley. Author Of
"Geonry hsmiyn."
XXI. .NEw-YORK STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR:
Correspondence Of Tie N. y Tribune.
XXyII. FROM CALIFORNIA
xXXII POLITICAL.
xxXIy. AMONG THE PINES.
XXXv PERSONAL
XXXVI CITY NEWS.
XXXVu. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XXXNIIIMIsCE CELLASEOUS ITEMS.
xxx. AGRICULTURAL ITEMS
XII. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports OF the
stock, Money, Cotton. Grain. aud Csii.s MssLets
specially Reported ior Tie y. 1. Tribune
TgBHs-One Copy FOR ono year. 81. Two Copes, one
year s5. Five Copies, year & IL 25. Ten Copies,
TO one sddress. S2U.
For CluD Of Twenty, we s-nd On Extra CSpy.
For Cao Of Forty, We ssnd The Daily Ifloane fa'is
Address THE TRIBUNE. NewYoIk.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08

sglANOS.--A new and fine 1-octayO Piano for
$50 with others equally ebeap also Me.odecus French
-rans watches, JeweIy. sesaf-. Safe, Guns, Ia.ni
ilitsTy Equipments a.. &C. Cash ADVANCE
/. r. JONES. No. 2 ana. e.. % looF.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
OFFICE CLEyRIAvD AND TOLEDO RAILROAD "a
CLgvgLsso. o. SEQ. % 1862
NOTICE TO BONDHOJDEnS.-s Co,,

pany IL prepared to pey. at the ofee Of N.s,-
vERAiiLYE Co.. 10. - WGst. fow-Yort tie f,Il,,r;a
Bonds Of tho Company. with accrued interest viz:
Junction Railroad 20 Mortgage boAl ......Noy iao
Toledo, Norwals sni Cleveland l., Mortg1ge
bcDd. dne; l. iesl
Toledo. Norwglk aud Cleveland 2d Mortgage
J..
Cleveland ana To!sio lscon.e BONDS die.seo, Ss,'
The privilege Of exchanging the daernr. c of out.
standing bonds OF this Company for tHe sinking and Bcnds
viii cease from u az er this date.
The Coupons Of The different cisses OF Eonds viii be ref.
her J.f 70 al th, Corn Erch,nRs Bank dsdacg ref
cent Government tax. JOHN GARDNER prcsiiept
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
Nem 31nbliratians.

TES MISERABLES,
. syRIEs OF FIVE NOVELS. EACH III ONE VOLUME;
EANTINE,
COSETTE,
MARIUS,
ST. DENIS,
JEAN VALJEAN.
VICTOR HUGO.
Translated from the original FFenehS By
CaAs. z. wlLBoUR
CAnLsros's CoPrMenT EDiTIOS.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
Mem 1lnbIitnticns.

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FACTORY for SALE-ln Brooklyn, near AZ, 1..,
i .angc Dock. with 90 horse power Eusine 10; NY
front by 10 dorp. T. L. KELLOGG, No ~ 49, -. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
Goal ano iUooo.

RARNARDs STEAM KINDLING WOOD
II FACTORY snd COAL YARD, Nos. 2st and g9l Front.
O. sos 5li si' ana 30 toatns Broad A.ouualn Black
i.rs anu al kinds q Coi Tor Sale Pine. o.. sn Hickory
God sawed AID spt ready for EuLd.. fox
sI~SJs on hand shipping 1nppied at reduced pnces
(OAl.s.-Best Red Ash, Egg and Stove
~ 81 10; Large Nat. IS 80; White A.h or I.hgh Egs
and Stove, 81 %; Liverpool 70, Csnne $40 Rescreened
and delivered for eash ordered Apry s No JJ Bow
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JACOB WEEKS.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08

KISSES OF SECUN-
IA nNS AID BONEEFONS. wi.h Epithalsnium ~ inl,
sid ne Steel Plates by mail Postse" free, carefully
sealed from pertncDt caroaty .or - cens AIso Ju''
out -
AREAL LIBERTY SONG. sr: "Dowu with Hum-
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New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
Financial.
OFFicK oP Tss PANAMA R.iLRosD ConPsyy.
Iontine Buildings 10. 80 War;,

n,,,,o, NKv foEK, sert g. iss52 (
sS.pD DlVlDEND.-The Board of D,rectr.
80 hzve thi' dSy declared Dividend " THREE Is, prp
CEN out Of the earnings Of tho Road Tor the ree a
endiog ,be 3otl in'', and ONE % PER CTTT knbIss
TlONAL. out # the esnia,s Of steam s saig x.'s
yabe TO the stockholders their legal reDre,ent,v
and after the 9TH October n-xt. VI
The Transfer Books will oe closed from the eves Of h
eth SeyleaDe. Until the moInng Of the 9th gco~ " VIZ
HENRY SMiTH rfeagprs,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
Tnsirrtl,on.
FAMILY wishing for BOARD and GOOD
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New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
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OFFICE OF TIE ERIE RAILWAY C9xpsvr
NOTICE. The Stockholders OF the Enc Rail.
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ELECTION fos Director. i0r the ensuing ysar will be- he'd
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Tae polls viii be- open fsom ii O'clock AL oelscs
p
Ias transfer books win be co'.d ib- afternoon Of
Saturday the 27h inst and closed ss The 18Th o.
October II. ~. o.is, asc.e,sry.
sew-Yort Sent. Il 1852.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08

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October % November g. inclusive. :. WATSON,
boston. Got. A. l,51. r-auTcr Of she se.l Aeen;y.
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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-22

MEMPHIS RAvINGS.-llere is paragraph
from the Memphis Avalanche of the I'd
ult:
The dwelling but devillish spirit of New En-
gland abolitionism, excites mingled feelings Of
pity, contempt and scorn. The war which Lin
coin is now waging upon the South is one Of
tne most unrighteOus, atrociOus, and unlustifi-
able recorded in history. The guilt Of its un-
numbered and heaven daring crimes rests hea-
Vily upon the head of the besotted tyrant ty
whom it is prosecuted for the qualification Of
his own unhallowed ambition and wicked re-
Venge. The ruler of the Universe certainly
never designed that mongrel race, composed
OF the debris of all the nations of Europe,
swept upon its shores by the waves of the At
lantic; infdel and God-defying; presumptuous
and Bible-ignoring; rife with every error and
pernicious ism; cowardly, cruel and treacher-
oagaS; should exercise despotic authority over a
Christian people.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-22
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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-22
ACCIDENr AT MCCr.ELlAS's HEADoUARrKR,

ACCIDENT AT MCCLELLAN's HEADQUARTERS.
"A correspondent Of the New York Tri.
bune relates, In a letter dated April 18th,
the following incident:
We learn from Gen. Wool that there was an
incident of most thrilling nature at McClel-
lan's headquarters yesterday. Gen. Fitz John
Porter ascended in the balloon for the purpose
of making reconnaissance. When high up
the rope broke and and aoated the balloon over
the enemy's intrenchments. The officer was
considered to be inevitably lost. The hearts
that were rung with the hardness and strange
ness of his fate, were suddenly cheered as well
as amazed with the spectacle of the return of
the balloon over our own camps. 1t had as
cended to counter current of air, and was
waited, with its precious freight back to safety.
Once again over his own troops the soldier
@ronaut pulled the valve and discharged the
gas from the balloon, and came down to earth
by the run, entirely unframed. What he saw
Is for military use, and not for publication.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-22
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