The New York herald., 1862-10-04
NEWS FROM MssIHorOM.
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THE OPERATION or THE Tar : Aw.
Ins solicitor of the Treasury has given au OPINION
concerning the removal OF goods from their ma ctory
prior 10 the LIST Of September BY this opinion all geo.
actually renovsd from the premises where
are exempt from taxatsen BY the word "premses, n
meant not only the buIdings where the manufacture
carried on, but also the sorehouses contested herewk
and used for the purpose OF storing the manufactures
The opinion will be printed snd distributed Immediately
IMPORTANT TO WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS.
The consultation Of . committee of wholesale liquor
dealers from New York. hold yesterday with the Com
missioner of Revenue was for the purpose os
having regulations established which will facilitate the
moving and selling Of spirits bond for export Several
propositions have been submitted but yet concu
sion has been reached.
THE aUBERNArORIAL CONVENTION AT ALrvONIA AND
ITS EFFECTS.
Nothing has occurred since the beginning or the
war which goes far to recognise the right d
State secession as the meeting Of Northern 70
vernors, without any warrant OF national or
State laws, and without founded in anything
like exiGent public necessity The governors could
aid the government by unhesita.ing compliance with
military requirements, extended at the beginning Of
tho rebellion but they talk Of "submtting to laws
which may have been or may be duly enacted and 10
the lawful orders the President" In accordance with
this State view, they holding troops back upon
sundry pretences 10 their disposal and control
passed TO the general government really for the
purpose Of prolongng the until after the lst OF Janua
ry insure the liberation by proclamation Of all
saves.
General John Cochrane states says the Tribune cor.
rcspondence hence that the Northern Governors viii
send troops to nfuse blood into the regi-
msns Of the peninsula General Mcclellan could sweep
TO Richmond in six weeks. Now, If Richmond is takea
before January, winter campaign be carried h
the South, which cannot bc If the confined to The
bordor until January and operations in the South during
winter will be left to the gunboats and insurgent slaves
as recommended BY the Tribune
The result Of the scheme the Governors and the abo
itionists will be to prolong the war year two
than need be, at expense to people at leass
another thousand million of dollars. There Ikeli
hood that the President will take the responsibility ol
authosing the raising Of hundred thousand voun
teers In tho North than the laws call fors
in order that the Governors may have a standing
army at their control, whose support at homo,
and not at the theatre Of war, will add hundred millions
Of dollars to the public expenses But these
Governors are anticipating authority by the President
and keeping back great numbers Of volunteers IN
camp at home when thcy needed here 90 hereafts
there is TO be standing army ct the North, TO ~
supported the people, who turn perhaps bs
trolled by bayoncts. the volunteers will carry out H.
desires Of these Governors who among other things may
dictate suspension Of elections perchance act upon
Old had Stevens idea, Of treating elections they
never had taken place
THE ORDER OF GENERAL srCKLEs.
The following Is the order Of General Sckles taking
command Of his DIVISION
GENERAL oRDERs-No. 9.
HEADQUARTERS, SECOND DIVISION,
THIRD ARMY Cokfs Sept. 80. 1862. !
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OF the occasion to congratulate It's officers and upos
the brilliant services they have rendered. fame they
have won and the high rank they have attained IN The
army. My utmost ambition soldier will be satisfied
II shall be my good fortune TO share with them tho
honors Of future campaigns.
Relying upon the Jealous cooperation OF commanding
officers, and upon the discipline courage and patriotism
Of the rank and e we have only to seek in the faithful
discharge OF all our duties the true path OF distinction
In the service Insidous attempts will be made to On
gage our sympathies in political discussions In the
army we have nothing 70 do with the civil policy Of the
government We have obey the orders OF the
President to bear ruo allegiance the United States f
America and to serve them faithfully against all their
enemies Whoever seeks to discomfort among you
by any means whatever is as much your enemy The
counterod
Your ranks will be filed. Let us give cordial
brave mon who come to be our companions
in II they have received bountios which others
have not we must remember that these gifts free
offerings and that the new recruit is not the less patr
otic volunteer Tho glory OF your past combats 10 all
your Emulous Of your fame brave fellow citi
zens hasten to our ranks TO be comrades In future
victories.
Soldiers OF Mcclellan Hein zelman and Hooker Soldiers
Of the fields Of Williamsburg Fair Oaks Malvern Hill and
Brstow Your courage, fcrtitude and devotion which
have already achieved so much for your batta
lions will again inspire you with deeis Of vaor.
Your coors battle worn, and covered with Inn
pershabe as the stars, viii wave in triumph other
fields and while the homes you love and tho country you
maintain the proud place you hold In The armies Of the
republic. d. Il. SlCkIES,
Brigader General Commanding Diyisio.
0. II. HART, Assistant Ad,utant General.
ARRIVAL OF THE MoNIrnu
The iron-cIad steamer Monitor has arrived here from
Norfolk and will remain day or two.
wRETCuED CONDITION OF sToNEwALL JACKSON AND
HIS FELLOW REBELS UPON ENTERING MARYLAND.
When Stonewall jackson visited wiiamsport his ap.
pare dapidated that the leaders OF ths
place os Of pity reinforced his wardrobe with new
suit oi clothes lady who communicated this fact TO
friend here also states that when the rebel army
crossed into Maryland among them was young
officer who reared in luxury in Washington and who
had lived entirely green for eight days previous.
When he into Maryland his horse well himssII
nearly famished and he walked by ts side unosrtan
which Of the two would nrst fall from exhaustion.
srRAG0LERs AND DEsRRTERs.
large batch Of desertcrs and straggers brought
70 tho city to day from Baltimore and distributed among
their regiments.
ARREST OF AN ALLN8vD sPY.
Last evening oicer In Federal uniform who said h
crrand 70 Of the female nurses in the hoo
pta In the Capitol made serious bunder BY going ~
the old Capitol prison, where he managed TO pass IL
guard, and was Immediately arrested . spy.
EXCHANGE OF STATE PRISONERS
The State prisoners be exchanged left here this after
noon, under the superntendencs OF Major shenk Mr.
Wood who has charge Of The Old Capitol prison. accom-
panying 70 negotiate the oxchsnss
NAVAL. ORDERS.
Carpenter Leonard Wentworth, United States Navy.
~ sho Iauno ho faund
TRANSFER or Tns wRsrRRN 0UNBoArs TO rzx
NAVY DEPARTMBST.
According TO the act Of Congress Of July last the west
ern gunboat feet has just been transferred from the was
to the Navy Department All the vessels under
struction or repair by authority the War Department