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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-08
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-08

A.sslls in 4 itord coaH'y, Gu "Wednesday, whsI
brought As high ls "a 81 rer bu,hsl, CcrO sic per bar.
rel, a d beg On foot -, PEI celt L at ears 10 Us
trs' eounry p.OPls cog t 10 be able t. les at thess
Eirds o p Ce3
Tia New York Herald Of lIt inr, (uOasy article, J
SAY:
Wall street Is EeneuaHy Of the opinion tba' Mr.. Soy
nour is going TO b. elected Gov ,rnor OF tfa' Safe, and
lsopls are ously engaged Ia specializing upon the pro
baole h5c's Of be eCc iol pson he market. These ef.
tcts ere thus far fore hIdoued by Al advsncs In gov.
cram MA snj a 1, ice IA gold and facey s;o;kA. Some
part are ceiling their Goli aud fancy stocks on the be-
N.f hiss NJ. SEYMOUR e,c ion ~ouli introduce mere
D,mccratc Z aIsucs into he prrry Of The government,
aud thai, TIE d mocrato party tetlZ a hari money p r
~, In p,fcy q the Treasury DeIs~msDt would be re-,
We al. D he's, gan, rih more sIP para c > Of pl'rsi.
D 4 ' argda that the triumph OF TIE d INT Q attic p rty
ia tbs great 8 A'ss OF he n Iit1 sVIl aus th' SIv TOR
soms BTJrts fr estaP'omi's or y soaei id;ioH 9 ne
20 20 far a. TO predict that We should have peace IN
linsiy days. A -prCEp'cs Of peace would, al course,
e,ue sold to deeliae to the neigt burhood Of par, and
al socks ubich have AdS,no d on tie paper money
hoory uculd It once fall to their uAiu-al price, ~ Aher
he pc c., the puNlc revenue from tns aud duties
SSSli be amply sLfheien! to dsirAy the reduced eIpsn-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-08
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Np ieston 70 have Il iereved.
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The national Republican., 1862-09-17
THE ATTACK ON HARPER'S FERRY.

HARRISBURG, Sept lj.-This has been tho
most exciting day In this city since The lsts
call Of the militia OF the State 10 is rescue.
There seems 10 bs no end 10 the gallant Union
army now rushing to the defence of the cspi-
tol. 1t Ia not polite to give The number OF
men who have answered 10 the call. The State,
however, is safe from rebel invasion; but Mary
laud must aud no doubt soon will be, rid OF the
traltorous horde that now invest = portion Of
its coil.
A portion Of the New York and Illinois cav
airy made an attack upon Longstrset's smmu
milton train on the road between Hsgerstown
and Williamsport, aud succeeded 10 taking dfty
wagons together with about fifty prisoners,
whom they brought into Chsmber.burg last
night.
A deserter, who came into Chsmbsrsburg
last night from a Louisiana regiment, reported
that Longstreet WAS moving, aud that the reb.
els had lost two men for every one recruited.
4 Baltimore company had deserted In a
body.
Captain Palmer arrived 10 HagerstOwn at
O'Clock p. m, today, and met the cavalry who
had cut their way out from Hsrpsr's Ferry,
having ono hundred prisoners and the trains Of
LODgstrest 10 their posse sslon, The trains Of
Longstrset consist OF ammunition and commits
sary stores on their way 10 WiIliamsport. One
Of the pris0ners reports that onr forces were
surrounded at Harper'r Ferry by Jackson, with
Ion, 900 men. -
The national Republican., 1862-09-17
LOYALTY OF MARYLAND.

lhc recent raid into Maryland, so lar as it
has developed the political opinions Of The
population, has confirmed the correctness ol
the opinisn, which we have expressed several
times during the past few months, that ma.
jority oft is reliably loyal. That two thirds Of
it is 50, is claimed by the best informed Union
men in the State, and We believe that the
claim is well founded. There arc, TO be sure
portions of Maryland where the people are
en- masx against the national cause, as in st.
Mary's, but it is those portions Of the State
where slaves arc numerous asd the white
population small The voting and fighting
strength Of the State is in Baltimore and The
northern counties, whose attachment TO the
Union cannot be shaken There is very little
in them, Of what a recent manifesto of the
Missouri conspirators well calls the ",nd,Sso-
ubie W' Of slavery, to attract them to the
Southern Confederacy. IT is that "i,,," and
ID other, which ever could have been appealed
to, to persuade Maryland into rebellion. The
ties Of commerce are all the other way, and SO
arc the tics a blood, as an overwhelming ina
jority Of the cmigrauts from Maryland are
now settled in the free States, while an
equally great majority Of the immigrants into
Maryland are from the North. 1t is North.
ern State in all respects, save the single ono
of slavery, and in the most important por.
tions Of it, that institution never had much
real strength, It is daily losing its power
everywhere throughout the Statr, not merely
by the diminishing number of slaves, but still
more by their diminishing value. Property
is one of the greatest Of the social forces, and
when this war broke out, the slaves 10 Mary.
land had an actual, salcable value in tho
market Of forty.fve millions Of dollars. The
owners Of such n vast amount OF wealth could
not fail to exert powerful influence IN the
State. They enjoyed, Of course, the consid
Grafton which so great an amount of property
gives. They have now lost it, precisely in
the proportion that the value Of this property
bas diminished and that IL not less than four
ftths. Slaves were worth, before this war
broke out. five hundrcd dollar, upon an av.
crage. They Capnct now be sold for an av,
orage OF one hundred dollars, and it is more
probable that they will still further depre-
ciate, than that they will recover in price. Iu.
stead of being great property interest, the
Institution Of slavery in Maryland has be.
come comparatively small one, and the
power Of the men connected with it is reduced
accordingly,
The national Republican., 1862-09-17

crossed the kappshsnnock and passed through
Orleans, the ladies waving their kerchlefs ~
". pnserd; and on the road We passed other
latrs, who were glad 70 - The Southern
troops returning. Il ~ very rough road.
Mesday. 26sh. Todsy.we paeeed through
SaISa. plass Of about ~ in6atiAnts. Ssw
sotn4 vsry ptttty ladies tts, snd tAsy are very
pex(otio. bHs then pens& theough White
PlGs, aAelhse mali plAcs d the Manassas
GspR Rit vt5E nice plsce.
ASsr Deoag rough tAe gap, We came to
Thoroughfare, thou Haymsrket and Gaines
Vile hut 40 Il was dark, We could not sss
those places. We arrived In camp about
eleven o'clock ~ nleAh ell ths men pretty
we'll tired out ffom hsing up the two nights,
having travelled 20 miles this day.
Wednesday. eth. Revellle at dsybreak.
e>aftsd o. Had-twU ears Of corn for break
fast Saw ssns prisoners taken ct BristuW
StAtion--one lieutenant colonel, one captain,
and some othsr ofnoers, twenty priva,es, &e
They wers sInt 10 the rear. We made Mknaa.
sas Junction today, and captured lb0. oas
loaded vita supplies, seven pieces Of artillery,
besides any quantity Of prisonsrs, and nieger
who ware stolen from their masters. We
halted and got crackers, bacon, sugar and
coffee for ourselves, and medical stores, cloth.
Ing, harnesses, tents, and little OF every
thing. Ths YAnks even bad cider press, and
our boys commenced making cider from the
apples the Yacks had stolen from the oitixens.
Our cavalry charged the Yapks here last night
and toek them completely by surprise. The
report 10, that EWell 10 at Cen revills with his
division. II they attempt 70 come, that way
u Hers end The notes ~. 0
The national Republican., 1862-09-17

ParttcuI sss OF the Capture Of 0ar,ba.di.
The Turin correspondent Of the Constitution.
nd gives the following dstails Of thu capture
Of Garibaldi
"TuRIS, August 3O.-This morning, at 2, tue
Minister OF the Interior received the news OF
the combat Of Aspramouts, and OF the capture
OF Guribnldl and bis volunteers. The first dis
patch WAS sent BY General Claldini, dated from
Rpggio. Other dispatches followed. From
thea 1t appears that Garibaldis intention was,
II possible, 10 gain The Tyrol. Colonel Palla.
victno, who commanded the Bersaglieri, know.
ing that Gsribaidi was at Asprsmonte, resolved
"a attack him, and, despite the difficult nature
Of the ground, b. led on his regiment Of Ber-
saglieri. which be had reinforced by two bat
talions ot The line. He divided bis little corps
ln0 three columns, which ascended the hills
towards Aspramonte by three different paths.
"Gsribsldi was summoned 10 surrender; on
bh refusal the agbt commenced. 1t was
long aud desperate. The volunteers made q
resistance which was not 10 10 expected from
such young and inexperienced troops The
Dumber Of killed Is not great, but there are
mDre lhan three hundred wounded on both
s,aas GsrIbslli received iwo wounds QUE
through the thigh, the other In the loot. Ne
nolu Garibsldi 10 also wounded. The position
was carried al the poiut Of the bsyonet. A
cvrry issue was guarded, retreat was impopsi-.
bic, and the result has been the unconditional
surrender Of ali."
The national Republican., 1862-09-17
lHTnRnsrlNo FROM RlcmMOsD.

From an otlosr nov In this city, who wss
among the 5000 returned prisoners psrcle4
from Richmond, and who arrived at Annapolis
on Monday, wa gather q few Items Of interest.
BE says that the ofioers captured from Gen,
Pope, including Gen. Prince, are In ono Of tbs
vile.t and dirtiest prisons In that city. There
arc between 90 and 10 Of lhem, and they ara
all In one lsrs. room. the floor Of which Ia
covered with 6lth. A small quantity Of the
meanest kind Of food is furnished to than. No
police ssfangshents are made, and no means
Of cleansing or Of change of garmeuts Is fur
nished. Their condition 10 horrible, % repre-
ssitsd BY our Informant, who says he occupied
an Adjoining. foSS. / TneiE condition, under
such circumstances. can neither be imagined or
described. .,...a IL sm.
Tbi, gentleman represents the condition Of
the South TO be desperate. Food, or thing,
and other necessaries Of life are scarce and
high, and The prices st'll going up. Whole
families in Richmond and elsewhere are now
suxio'lsly looking about them for sustsnancs,
and the question Of coming famine ia serious
ly and anxicusly discussed.
The national Republican., 1862-09-17
Longstreet at Boonsboro' with
$4,000 Men.
Eyshstrs Ss Hsvper's Ferry On
sssSay. "a
CSfSD1iiss In . Crit teal Positions
300 PENNSYLVANIA TROOPS Al
..s.> sHAGERSTOWN. II

HARRBBuRa, Sept. l5. 5.-Lonsstrest's force st
Boonsboro' this morning, was 5000. Sixteen
hundred Of our cavalry cat thsir- way thsough
fron HHpsrs Fsrry % GrssncStls this morn.
Fighting ., Hsfpefi Ferry yesterday, but
Col. Miles hsid Ah position. -'-s.s'-'
The cavalry that reached 0rssocsstls have
captured Longstreets ordnance train, forty
wagons and forty prisoness- s..ds. ..s'
Tho nshtins ss Harpsrs Ferry lasted two
The enemy occupy Nssyland and Loudoun
Heights, and are fortifyiLg with cannon and
entrenohments ....-.J b, ,-.'.H ..
Col. Miles Is supposed 70 be 10 very pre-
carious situation. The War Dspartmsut at
Washington, however, 10 apprised Of bis stu,
alton. Succor will Be forwarded Immediately.
AcClellap's complete viotory hiss already
reached you. The soldiers here ere jubilant
Hsgsrstown is occupied BY about 800 men,
under Capt. Palmer, and BY morning . great
part Of our force will be there.
The railroad between Chsmbsrsburg and
Haserstown is being repaired. g- .
A. P. Hills division is Dear Centreville.
10000 strong. ... ....... .t.....
The national Republican., 1862-09-17
NEWS ITEMS.

Hoepitals for the wounded In the lats battles
near Hsgcrsto~n are being established at
Frederick Two thousand heds wors sent Them
from this city yesterday.
The Wigwam building, corner OF Second
street and Indiana avenue. has been converted
into hospital. Tha building will accommo-
date about 800 patients. The Park Hotel and
cavalry barracks, on Seventh street, have slao
been fitted up for hospitals Together they
will accommodate about 700 patients.
There are 1850 ps'iers in hospitals 10
Washington aud Alexandria. Within the last
week over 1000 hsye been removed TO New
York, Philadelphia, and Point Lookout, o. the
Potomac. -
DR.. Csmpbslls medical director, has been
relieved Of his ontsnus duties here, and will
procsed to New York to take charge Of the
hospitals on Bsdlos's Island.
Dr.. Abbott, 10 the absence Of DR.. Letter
man. who is on duty In the field, will act a,
medical director.
DR.. Ailksu has been appointed general su
perlntsndent OF all the hospitals In and aronud
Washington.
PLRsOEAL.--- Rev. DR.. Bellows, Henry Ban
lord, Esq, and W. ". Van Bursn, Of New York
are now Ia this city.
Commanders Of vessels passing up the Poto
lnac are now compelled to procure passes a
thu mouth Of the river, where boat 10 station
cd for the purpose Of examining The manifest,
Of every vessel not engaged in the service o.
tho Government This course has been rem
dercd necessary on account ol the numerou,
violations Of the blockade, by vessels sailing
from Northern ports. Instances have occurred
where captains and crews of Government
transports have furnished the Virginia rebel.
with contraband articles,
Gnnbosts are new statioUsd fifteen mile,
apart, from Washington 10 the mouth of The
Potomac, and tugs pstro, The river constantly
The national Republican., 1862-09-17
Late from Harper's Ferry.
Reported Death OF Colonel Miles.
Conditional surrender to the
Rcbels, after Destroying
the Guns, sc.

BALTIMORE, Sept lG..-P assongers from the
Moooccacy report seeing psroied prboners
from Hsrper's Ferry, who say Hsrper's Ferry
was surrendered on Monday morning, after a
most gallant defence and the death Of Colonel
Miles, who was killed by shell, which cut of
one Of bis iegs According 10 these reperts,
Colonel Mile. evacuated Maryland Heights on
Saturday evening, after exploding one Of bis
heavy guns and throwing others down the
rock. The otfices we're allowed to 20 out
with their side arms and horses, and The men
with their personal effects, which indicates
that the surrender was conditional The rail
road bridge and the pontoon bridge were still
stat ding, aud the rebels, IL IL reported, were
svRcuating the Marylaad Heights.
The national Republican., 1862-09-17

Nhw EunnERIsG or The Army CORTs. I'm.
der an order Of tho War Department ol The
l2th instant, tho numbers by which tho several
Curps Of tbs Army are designated, have been
somewhat changed. They now stand as fol
lows:
! Corps. Hooker. formerly Mcdowell.
2, Sumner.
! Hsin'1sl man.
T., Key".
5.--Porter.
b--Franklin.
Dix. fortress Monroe.I
s--Wool. Middle Department. 3
o.-Burnsids. "'!HPt.
lo.-M Mitchell. (Departnsnt OF the South,
ll.-Sigsl
~. Banks
The l2ih corps is temporarily commanded
by Gen. Ssdgwick, while Gen. Banks COM
lnands in the city Of Washington.
The national Republican., 1862-09-17
The Bastis Of mun sordsviils, Team.

Tne oosuG 81 MontofOovlllo,V VODos
LOUlsvILLyy Sept i5.--Mr. Thomas, who ar
rived from Aumfordsville this evening, fur
nishcs further particulars Of the fight at that
place. He was present during the battle. The
rebele, under Geu. Duncan, numbered from
900 to 1000, including artillery, infantry, and
cavalry. The rebels made an attack from both
sides Of the river, and also advanced to our
bresstworks. They were repuleed with fear.
tul los. ..I
The Federal forces, under Col. Wilder, mum.
bercd $500. A. the commencement Of the fight
they were reinforced by Col, Dunburn, Of the
seth Indiana regiment The first they knew
ol bis being about was bis pouring 10 a volley,
killing many, and causing stampede among
the balance.
Tie Federal loss was i men killed and "a
wounded. The rebel los was from 500 Ia 700
killed and wounded.
The rebels. who brought flag Of truce, ad-
NIT loss OF 400 killed. Two pieces Of srtiIlery ,
were captured from the eusmy.
The bridge 81 Bacon creek was destroyed
Gen. Bragg is supposed 10 he al Glssgow
The national Republican., 1862-09-17

THe OATH OF ALLEGIASCE.--A few weeks
since, tho Board Of Supervisors OF this county
passed resolution requiring all county Ulcers
and persons drawing pay from the county, to
take The oath OF allegiance to tho Government
resolution, tho clerks and officers Of the SUPREME
Court sevsrally took the oath on Saturday last,
which was administered to some Of them, By
Presiding Justice Ingraham, and to others, By
Juetice Leonard, J., Journal Of Com,nsrce.
The national Republican., 1862-09-17
A QUERY

To Tho Editor Of lhs National Iiep,tbi,can
SIR; How would II AFFECT the social position
Of any one doing . prominent and successful
nasines" In Warrington, II 1t could bs proved
mat the party held : commission aud acted a.
major lnH corps formed 10 Baltimore, tor the
pupSse o. preventing the Federal troops pssH
'sS tiouSn .ns' city for the protection OF the
oblige f"' Iusr,cr ""'
flour correspondent know. man in busi.
ness IN s.hing.on, such as he describes, and
viii give name and tacs substan,istinR bis
charge, be will See how 1t Will aaec, him Co 20
vert sttaoks Of the sbover sort don't amouu, 10
much.-[ED. RxPUB.
The national Republican., 1862-09-17
Con nsc alton in rIlsscurl.

Sr Louis, Sept l4.--In compliance with
orders from the Secretary Of War, Gen. Soho
hald has ordered the provost msrShal general
Of the district Of Missouri to, proceed without
delay TO carry into effect the con6scation act
go far a. the provisions Of the said act are sub.
ject to In carried into effect by the military
authorities Of the Unitad States in this district
The property liable 70 oonHScstion in ibe dis
trict Ia estimated at fii,y milIioes Of dollars.
The national Republican., 1862-09-17

REBEL MONEr.--It Is no crime in Memphis 10
pas counterfeit rebel money. Nathan Levi,
who was arrested on the charge Of trading of
eight hundred dollars OF counterfeit Confsder
ate notes for two hundred and forty dollars
Tenuessee money, wss dischafgsd. Confederate
notes not being legal money. - '.
The national Republican., 1862-09-17
yAnl0,

NV YORK, S,pt Is The United States
transport United States iriived at this port to,
day, from Washington, with 10000 rnuskets,
cohsigned to UoI Tomkins, United States quar-
termaster in this city. They are intended for
the nav regiments, which, Do doubt. vii, he
for wsrdcd 10 Pennsylvania
The national Republican., 1862-09-17

The Union sentiment is ten-fold stronger 10.
day in Baltimore and Maryland, than Il was
bsfore the rebels invaded our State. Ameri-
can flags are seen In all dirsc ctons.-- Ball more
American
The national Republican., 1862-09-17
FROM TINE WEST.
The Enemy Again Threatening
Cincinnati.

CINctNSArI Sept. lG.--The enemy advanced
Yesterday and drove our piokets two-aud-s
miles this side OF Florence. and seem disposed
to occupy their old camping ground 10 sight Of
our lines.
The national Republican., 1862-09-17

CALIFORNIA SENATOR. II ia stated that 7. W.
Psrk, Of San Francisco, a sis,inob Republican.
will he chosen by the legislature OF California
to the Senate Of the United States in place Of
Mr.. Latham.
The national Republican., 1862-09-17

The war news created the greatest excite.
ment at the lower end Of Wall street this after.
noon. An immense crowd gathered around
for McClellan.-MY EOening Express, l5A.
The national Republican., 1862-09-17

Soi.DEas' RsLEr various Soldiers
Relief Associations mus, not forget the general
meeting tonight at Temperance Hall. Matters
Of great importance will be brought before
them.
The national Republican., 1862-09-17
o + IOI A l..

DEPARrAEST oH SfArE,
Warrington, Jan. 26, 1862. ~
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with, Saturday, the first Of next
month,
The national Republican., 1862-09-17

~ Lieutenant Commanding John o. Aitoh-
ell has been ordered to ordnance duty at the
Washington navy yard.
The national Republican., 1862-09-17

SCARCITY Or SEAMIE.--lt Ia slated that sailors
ore 40 scarce 10 New York that thirty dollars
per month has beeD offered In several cases
without effect, and vessels are now lying In the
hat fbor loaded, and caunot ssil for want Of sea.
men,
The national Republican., 1862-09-17

There are st prssen, 10 The vicinity Of Louis.
Vile twenty two regimsnts Of Indiana ipfsntry,
and four batteries Of artillery, also from the
volunteer State.
The national Republican., 1862-09-17

NOT1CE.--kF. A. r. Henry Ia agent for the
National RpvblieaA for the routes formerly
served by A. Elkin and D. 9. Van vlset. Sub.
scribsrs viii please settle with him for papers
received since the lst Of August.
The national Republican., 1862-09-17
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1862.

NOTICE TO ADvERTIsERs.-All transien,
Advertisements must be paid for in advance,
and should bs handed in before O'Clock, p. m.
to ensure their appearance on the following
morning. ..--...
The national Republican., 1862-09-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY TEIEGKAPH.
The Battle Of South Mountain.
Our FoToes Victorious.
Nss,s - Me- 81
Gsnsral Asne KILLED By q Mille Dail.
The Rssei Gen. Garland lrallsa.
Gemerai Nc CSelIas on the Eyesd,
The Enemy Escape In The Night.
Supposed 70 bs CressinE the River. r,
The Rsssi aen. Garland lrillsa
NC CSelSass on the Fysss,
Supposed to ss Cressi.s shs River.

The Enemy Escape In The Night,
The national Republican., 1862-09-17

- The publication ofloe Of the NATIONAL
RsruELioAS 10 At the northeast corner Of D and
Seventh streets, second floor. over W. D. shep.
herds bookstore. Entrance on Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-09-17
One M0nth's Campaign with
JacksOn's Army.
Tho Engagements On The Rappshalnms. {.

EXECUTIONS oEssP'Es,S
r~ss,t. offHs sre-s<,r. s@p.
o.' 'ss-t -. : e: a.. ..''..'..'
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-10-07

GE- The rebels have more decided,
and we must say, more sensible, way
Of doing busin SIS, than many of our
milk and water generals. KIRBY SMITH,
while marching through Kentucky re-
Gently, issued the following procama
ton
HEADoUARTERs CONFEDERATE FORCES, !
ARMY OF EAST TENNESSEE, Aug. 20, 1862. I
To the Citizens of Knox County and the ad-
jacent Counties in Kentucky.
Finding that you have been deceived by the
Misrepresentation of our enemies, and have
been induced by them not only TO leave your
homes, but also to resort to the cowardly prac-
tice ofbushwacking, | now promise you that
you return quietly to your homes and lead
orderly lives, you will not be disturbed, but
will be protected in your rights
If, on the contrary, you persist in firing up
on my soldiers from the woods, you will be
hung when you are caught, and your houses
and property will be destroyed.
E. KIRBY SMITH, Maj. Gen.
Hanging is undoubtedly the method
TO treat bushwackers, but our thin skin
generals parole them and let them 60
The rebels are at war-we are not in
some quarters.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-10-07
Our County Contest.

EE- We offer for our candidates for
County Offices men who are used TO the
duties Of their positions, men who are
loyal, whose every impulse is favorable
TO the National cause.
Their opponents are untried men,
men who have nevor demonstrated their
capacity for public business. Above all
they are men identified wih and who uiH
vote for DENNIS A. MAHoNY.
If you are loyal men-if you want the
services Of faithful officers, vote for ED
WARD BREWER and JOHN NJ.
WESTFALL.