, 1862-10-10

frosted kindly and hospitality their captors,
and By those whom they met on the route.
The cavalry regimen: of Col. Chambloss was
handsomely mounted and uniformed, and |
fully equipped There appeared to be an
abundance Of salt, -four, fresh beef and shoes
among the soldiers. and good discipline pre- I
vailed. They treated esch other with great |
kindness aud courtesy. No whisky drinking |
or card PLAYING ~as allowed
Much comment Il made BY the rebel troops !
As to the careless manner in which our dead |
were buried ontte plasns Of Manassas. All |
the rebel folders dencunce Gen. Pope, but |
speak 10 the most complimentary terns OF
McC:e Han. The country districts are ex- !
hausted Of food for man and beast, and in |
consequence aper4hens!ons exist Of Ereat dis
trese aEG0ng the people during the toniug |
winter. Everybody. has pleaty ct paper |
money Of ell dssc-iptlons and denominations. |
Libby prison has been changed fnr the better,
and those confined with Capt. Young hid no
csuse to e1mf1ain-
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-Bdg. Gen. J. B. Nc
Pherson has been promoted to be major
general for meritorious and distinguished ser
yicFs in the West
The following appointments have been made
Under the excise law, In place Of the original
appoiutee8 declined: VIM. F. Fowler, col
lector Of the 4sh district Of Iowa., Horace
Everett Of Council Bluffs, COLLECTOR, 5th dis
trict, Iowa Robert D. Nolenau, Of Centrslia,
Romeo. co!lectt 5th district, Michigan; Jas
G. Hutchinson, of Eiuccnnes, assessor Of the
let district Of fndiapa, aud Daniel Mcfarland
Of Portsmouth, collector, 1lth district Of
Ohio.
NEW Yon1, Oct. 9.-The New York 7sues'
WAshinA to;' dispateh las the following:
President Iiucoln's emancipation pTo:lAua-
ton kas inspired the most lively terror
throughout the South. The rebels do not
laugh at the decrte, bu: quake with appre-
beosion. They express fears that it will the
means ef producing a counter-revolutioa in
the e1aye Suites, and tue soldiers desire to re-
lnln to their bones - protect their fltliles.
They h.iieve the ?grues to be organized in
secret :r socatiohs, and only waiting az aus
pic.eus or1.rtuui:y t., rise in insurrecff''n
N ..as$e. They have heard already of the
I,:ncaia:+ion and ART becoming very rtstiye
urGtr tltir yoke. The WON "a and children
II tEe 1ural ciss1..ss Gre removing to the cit
jes ttr sat':t.x, :':S ln2et -fnatlon aeen5 to be
Universal
Adyices to the government from Europe
otd Fraree. These guvernmen:s con'iau4 to
indicate Il EG:slad purpcsr TO adhere % tie
ott-ceclar-5 policy Of noa-1nEc:ythtlou.
The statement that L.t's army il falling
back Gu SIauaton is CONFINED, and it Is ex-
1ect=a, in case he shall bs pressed by the
vile.
The cordt:on OF the rebel army is one Of
| great dsstitEtinn. In addition to their want
| Of clothing, they are now living on half ra-
! tions Chas. J. Faulkner is visiting the
! camps and making speeches to sustain their
courage
! a strong effort is being made, by certain
| citizens Of Minnesota, for the appointment OF
Senator Rice as major general of volunteers,
with an assisn1nent to the department nov
/ Il r. Pond y, - u to
knowledge Of that country and the habits Of
the I1dtans will enable him to act With great
| tt.ciency iE putting an end to the existing
! troubles. 1t is also said that Gen. Pope ID
acting with more v1gnr than prudence, aud
likely to make the suhjugation of few hun
dred savages, as in the case OF Florida, war
| productive Of immense cost to the natiou-
The CORES pondent Of the New York Times,
under date Of "Antietauo, Oct. 9th" says:
There Is nothing the soldiers desire so ninc',
them, time is everything. They are tired ol
the business, and want to go home. Tais il
as true of the rebel soldiers as Of our own, and
with certain class, {uot, hope, by any means
the hest or largest they cira not how l1enus
80 that 1t ends. Remove the legal restraia1
them would 60 home tomorrow; the othe
! half would vote to send commissioners II
| Rich1nond OF welcome propositions from thu
rebels for winding up the struggle, rathe
than drag through another winter ea,apa;g,
in the swamps Of the Clickahominy, or /,
any other part Of Virginia But give then
the word s'forward,' and with tue needfu
leaders ard reiutoreemeEts, they will not sto
/ | until they hare chased the Tebcls into th
Gulf. There is nothing the soldiers so mnc
an indefinite prclorgation Of the war- ''Le
: us whip or get whipped, and have ar end c
: it," is the language Of every man I mset an
talk with OF The :ubject. The officers VII
are worth = copper would say the slme thin
1 | if they possessed the indep .ndence Of tho2
in the ranks AID would speak their miud.
J.. mention these things not ~illlngly, but for ii
= purpose of showing the temper Of the arm
and the absolute necessity Of keeping the
i energies employed aud their minds easy.
f. The same correspondent says:
~ The rebels made their appearance iu sml
fierce opposite this place for the evident pu
3 pose Ct showing themselves. They ne
J. mounted, and numbered 200 or less. As TIM
T. seemed anxious to attract attention, sectic
" Ct q farrott battery vas brought up, and
v sew shells sent affer them across the riyt
OF course they made tracks
- The best information th:t can be receiy
. from Virginia confirms the idea that the h)
ID Of the rebel army which fingered for 4 time
IL the south bank Of ti1e Potomac, retreated .
in keeping up the semb1ance Of force alo
r. the Potomac, for their ow1 purposes.
il NEW YonK, Oct. "A special dispat
It states, that alter review Of Gen slgefs cor
~ Yesterday, by General Banks, new natios
p flag was presented to the 61st Ohio reginel
n by General Sieal for their disting gulsh
If bravery Central Banks beiug called for, G
- S'gel said that he regretted that Gene
10 Banks had felt compelled to leaye for VS.
u iugton this cvcning. adding that no man
.. thoroughly deserved the honor Of the peo
than did General Banks. Three times th
}e- were given for Banks and cheer after cheer
or Sige}, schnrz and the Ufion.
Is, Especial Dispatch to the N. Z. Tribnne.]
on WAeH1SGrcN, October :, 1S6
N. ILLNESS OF GEN. LEE.
n. 1t is positively ascertained that Gen. Lee
.s- hing i'll near Winchester, being still uua
<se to mount his horse. He was wounded in
Iof battle # .Antietam By 8 ball which pas
through his hand. His horse becoming
ha manageable, threw him, when he tell upon
49,, other hand a9d broke bone.
REroRrs FROM RICHMOND.
An Eus1isbman who left Richmond "
'ps Ego, and arrived here last night, brings
. formation, Of which some is new aud IL
a. regarded as Trustworthy. He has beer
r,1 pris on since the LIST Of July, when he
fn arrested as he Was attempting to come Ma
the be finally secured an unconditional il rele
.,,a and was about week at large in Richm
~ before coming north. During his itnnris
a1' 1nent be WAS at first confined with Dr.. Racl
re- who is charged with having acted rs 81
+ a ard spy for The Union forces in Western
Wy into cell three and a hall tect high, by
on; feet long, where he still is. He IS n1istr
to fed, on = hat will just support life That
to may not kill himself, a guard is Kept co1ss
board Tie Merr1mac NJ. :, last Friday
'isit says that size will not BE- ready for service
for six weeks. One Of her engines had too 81
49, d screw, which had to be replaced. "a
'A'e plated with railroad iron six iucnes thick.
OF is to carrJ eight guns, for which she has
to portholes, and two pivot guns, at stem
,sr eterr, for each Of which she has three T
'" holes, She is sharp at both ends, and b
IN sharp ram at the bows, This rrfuEee
t an that there are yerg tew soldiers A. Rlchln
- forward to Gen Lee. Even soma who ,
ana axsiting trial for forging muster rolls, and
rails other degrading otfenses, aud Others
ore, we're imprisoned for repeated desertioas,
been hurried to swell The ranks OF the /
'se"' Potomac army. This Eusishman thinks Il
/. Northern general who 5hculd capture
met tnond would be welcomed By nearly two-tt
lime Of the citizens He says It is the large n
ions owners and negro dealers ~ho are hearth
nge- the rebellion half moon OF fortlflcA1
d to average, of halt mile from the city. T
works are not regularly mounted With z,
will lew onls, and those Of inferior calioer
imposition st long intervals Citizens m
$ to eroes are, however, nov 1aborirg with |
ki5ts energy In erecting second line of work.
aur miles out from the city. Whoever, in
einia, uses the word "rebel' in speaki'
and an inhabitant Of the confederate States, 81
day, s1x months 1mpr1s sormcnt at hard labor
The English born citizen WAS SO punished 4
new mouths ago BIZ. Cradlam, the British
aud sui in Canada, and bis substitute, the
'rms, consul, Is in sympathy with the South