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e Hon. 4. ]. kuykcudalI is the indc-

e Hon. A. ]. kuykcudalI is the indc-
pendtnt Union candidate for the State
Senate from the district composed Of the
counties If Alexander, Pulaski, Massac,
Cniop, johnson, Pope, Hardin, Ganstip,
and Saline. Major Kuykendall's opponent
is " H. Green, the man who gave notice
in the State Legislature that if the Govern
ment attempted to suppress rebellion by
force, the Western armies would have to
narch over his dead body. Loyal men
thereaway should have no doubt whom 10
vote for.
, 1862-11-03


Tic hlian war is oyez in Minnesota,
and the red skins are ocfeatcd and in pro
cess Of ultimate extinction. There is 10
further uec for the large army in that
State. There are 1000 Minnesota troops
besides regiments from Wisconsin and
Iowa A single regiment is all that is
wanted to protect the border against any
possible renewal Of the outbreak. AL
other regiments should be dispatched to
tie scat Of war Without delay. Contractors
and nrmy plundcrers Of course would be
1tjciccd to have eight CT ten thousand lille
soldiers xintcrcd in Fort Smelling, as /:
would put vast sums Of money in their
purses, but the War Department has OTHER
uses for these men.
, 1862-11-03
John Stuart NTl1l on the American
QUeAtt0n>

Jot S:usrt Mill has contributed yalu.ble
article to the H6&tminster Rtrism, ID which he
gives the ,seightuf his great authority against
The southern States. He thus pronounces on
their designs ard the inevitable results Of
them:
Should these conspirators succeed in mak-
ing good their ipdeteDdenee. and possessing
tEemst Ives Of part Of their territories, being
thcse which are in Immediate contact with
Mexico. 1othtrg is to be expected but the
SPREAD Of the restitution by conquest (unless
prevented by some European po 1er> over tha.
vast country, and ultimately over all Sp.nish
Ame rica, ard, IT circumstances permit, the
cor quest and annexation OF the West Indies
while SO vast au tx4ention for tile field forthe
employment OF slaves wcu'd raise up de.
mana for more, which would in al prooab;li-
it5 lead to the reopepipg, of the Afrscln tl.vs
trade, the legZlimary and necessity Of which
have long been publicly asserted by many or
gans Of the south. SUCH are the Issues OF hn
mapitv which are ut stake in the present Goa
test between free and s1agetolding America
and sueh is the cause to which majority o
English writer's, and II Enslistmen who havt
the ear Of the public, have given the supper
Of their sympathies. -
, 1862-11-03
WHAT WE SAY.

We do not say ,ha! every man who pro-
poses 10 yote for Sherman is aisloyal; but
we do say that all the dis1oyal men in his
district will vote for him; and that they
control his party. What do the facts
indicate. We inquire again?
, 1862-11-03

Among the large number OF Sacrnau's
supporters, who, when the draft ~as talked
of, rushed to the office Of the British Consul
to claim protection as British subjects, the
swearing, yesterday, was loud and deep.
Nest Of these men were accus-
toned to regular voting voting
carly, late and often; and. now to
have in prospect an enrolling officer at the
polls, to but kuow ,hcir names as militia
men subject to draft, rs their ballots are
deposited in the tox, is cause for astouish-
irg explosions Of impotect wrath. But
who will dare say that the precaution is
not necessary and just? The coun-
try is struggling tor its very c1-
is1ence; and thtsse who desire to
control its internal policy, must show also
their willingness to 50 to the field for the
maintenance Of its internal security. II
British subjects, they are not vo.ersi il
vottrs, they are SUBJECT to the laws which
p1esc1ibe the duties Of citizens. THIS i:
clear, and in the action Of the Governor
there can be no just cause Of compliant.
, 1862-11-03

WILL You BErRAY TuEx!-That genuine
old Democrat, Geo. Baacroft, Of Nav York,
fays: "I for one will not consent 10 seud our
sons and brothers to the battle t=ld dAd tas's
bttrag tkn at The poHt" How many of cur
Democratic citizens will say the sane next
Tgeaesyf
, 1862-11-03

negroes IL the State. why 1oa't ::sey mike
ecu tIaints before magistrates aud have iafrlc-
the law i.felf points out 10 do It But no,
ttty viii Eot resort to the only legal course
provided, because 1t would faIl most heavily
nFon members Of their own party who are
n1w asai trg themselves Of chesp negro labor,
Out uron such hypocsisy.- Ouoaa RrDuJlis1n.
, 1862-11-03

NERU8LICAN UhKoN NawFNA.
FIONA

- AE D@AkN1M IN&0N N0M4NAA
T1ONS.
Far Rtpsr>eatassss in Congress for tn &as At
Lu1ye,
&c. NGERs0LL.
State Treasurer,
WILLIAM BUTLER.
Superintendent Of P..olic Instruction.,
NEWTON BArEMAN.
Representatives in Congrss,
District l-IsAAC N. ARNOLD.
2-JORN T. FARNSWORTH.
S-ELIHU WASaBuRNE.
4CHARLES B. LAWRENCE.
5-OWEN L0FEJuY.
u 6-JEsSE q NORrtlN.
7-EL1J All MCCARTHY,
8-LEONARD 8 EECT.
<s .10-S- ". M0ULTON.
- u-STEPHEN g. HICKS.
az 12-RoBERr SM1 TIL
FOR SENATOR, 18TH DlsTR1cT,
J. D. WARD.
FOE REPRESENTATIVES,,
"a. @. THROOP,
5ath DistrIct9 f. B. COOK.
WM E. G1NrHER-
iGEORGE ". GAGE,
oe1h D1s3fac1 ]. LYLE KtNG.
A. EASTMAN,
olst D1sls'c' L. BRENrANO.
, 1862-11-03

te'ween Douglas Democracy aud the bogus
Vallandighaul article"
ANOTHER TORY SCHEME or sunM1s ION.
4 late number of the Tory g. Louis Rpu5-
{ican continued leading article to the effect
thht re.o1t prevailed that Russia had pro-
posed IN armietfce to Mr.. Seward, aud Also
Convention between the North and the South,
andea lei Elon fhe &x7sary IF state to extertain
the r,r paitlon. This Is only part OF tho
To,y game TO obtain the ckno1ledyment Of
Sou: hero independence first, and then divi-
eion of The North, in order after Wards 10 take
the Wes: f with the South.
, 1862-11-03

II Mr.. Sherman wanted man to keep
his Sht rman House, who did not drink. he
would not pick out, in preference to all
otltrs, one who vas constantly in the
compsny Of, and hand in glove with, all the
hard drinkers in the city. We ask-Hould
he?
If a gentleman wanted to marry his
daughter TO man Of chastc and virtuous<
habits, would he look tor him among the'
h1othtls. or would he accept one who was
fami]iar]y acquainted with and constantly
praised by the women Of the town without
cxccrtions We ask-woull hef
II society Of Christians were in want Of
a preacher Of eminent picty and zeal, to
lock af:tr the spiritual interests Of the flock,
would they seek him among the friends OF
the men Y no scot at all religion? Weask-
would theye
Ifa banker or merchant wanted to hire
an honest clerk to look after the cash and
cas- accounts, would he so up to Bride
v.ll ard pick him out Of the petty thieves
Riuh which that place Is thropged: We
| ask--would he?
The answer in each case is, obviously,
No! Then, if the people OF Cook
county want to elect man to Congress
VITO Is undeniably loyal, to watch,
| fos.e1 ard protect the interests Of the Union
| which are their interests, why should they
60 among the seeessionists to find him
Why should they take that kind of al
Union man fer whom every seccsslonist il
Cook county will vote,
| Mr.. Sherman was supported for the nom
nation by the secession wing Of the DE-
mouacy, sgaipst Mr. John IL Douglas
whose loyalty IS Of another stripe. BE wa
carried through the nominating conyentio
by the men Who picked him out to serv
their purposes. His causcis now advocate
by all the secessionis:s in the district; an
, ift1cc;ed, he will be a nose Of wax in the
| hards. What can bis Unionism be worth
, 1862-11-03


tior, they have enormously decreased the
Union maiori1ies and increased the Demo.
cratic.
ME- rKaERsorL AT ALTON.
I wrote you concerning Mr. lngersotps
speech. The 1sIepTeph confirm my accoQut
and says:
"The Union meeting At the City Hall last
night, to hear E. c. InEersoE, the Union can-N
diaate for Congress In the Slate at large, Ee<
minded u Of the campaign Of 1860, and We
venture to eay that every one In thst vast as-f
eemblage who had ever heard the lsmented>
Douglas spesk, found better representative
Of hfs bosdneas, eloquence, readiness Of wit>
and posttiseness OF character, In Mr. Ingersolt
than IN any other man nowin public lifs. |
Tie large hall WIS completely 6lled at 2
>o'clock. I'D for nearly two hoars the eloQqont{
champion OF the Union poured the shos and
sbeu OF facts. figures aud comparisons Into
fhe Ianks Of fbe Vallandighsm Democracy iq
Wy that delighted the true Democrats and
Union men present, and ~e hope convinced
any ~ho bad been thoughtleaslY carried iato
the rsnks OF tue Tories By the name Of Deuoc-
rsey, u any such were thsres Of tho di0szea:e
, 1862-11-03

Tie Rtomac giant trying to a,caken Rsss51Ei-
tts Of fauing asafep ogaln at Tlscheaer-cyn-
.1,,enees of 10 Joseph Hooksr-H aIeek
ana III Cinan-G Gsn~ 1ho'nas 4. Norris pro:
.snofio,a G<n. Banfs' Southe7n t1tp-Nfu
FORK and MassdcA usett$ elections.
, 1862-11-03

fr;virg them over the 1ivcr. In their
arsfein.t,t they loet one Of their cannon oEer-
hoard. fun ilAtboat In recrosslng, and steewsd
The pathway Of their flight with aGMs {alf newl
ard kIApeack9.
But few killed or wounded; . number OF pr1e-
ontrs, Including colnuel
The 18th Paunay lvanta volunteers behaved hand.
eoanely- The rss1:t vas very satisfactory. e.p:-s
cialy - It II the third time We have completely
routed Ihs enemys forces near Nashville.
YoutB very truly,
JAB 8. NKGLET. ErtR Gen.
To Ccl ]. B. FRx, A. 4. G. and Chisf Of atA8.
Mo1GAN's 9UERILLAs. :,
Ipfcrus:ie from below leads to the con-
efuslou Tint Norgan's Rueri1lss have left the
6.ste, although Il IL feared they may turn up
in The vicittty Of Galla'in, Tenn, and do fur
tier damsge On the Louisville ard Nashville
Gilbe,t'B army coEps sra being placed On the
line Of this road, and may b. able to pre-
vent It
, 1862-11-03

S1st BeRator1s1 District.
Alfred Webster. Of Rock Islan6, haa reee&y-
ed the Republican nomination for Senator in
the 2lst district, complied ofthc counties of
Bureau, Henry and Rock Island.
, 1862-11-03

w ANTED-In 4 Lumber and
~ Grain Buslne s.. In q country town In futne!s
efficient, worthy man. Gucs and accurate N
figures a. capable q keeping accounts "a simple
form 4 man from tho country prefeTet. Address
"Luuber Merchant, care Of Adams uouse, Chicago,
mt llt.rG GCiA F1yf-2N
, 1862-11-03
Gen. Rosetrans and Stad:-An lnfao.o,s Order
E,uTs CanQratE'otory Order from Nash
tE:le-Ator1tn,x Gt4erilas-Sttk ard WoMNdeI.

Gen. nasctrans and &af-An Infamous Order
G,ulTs Cu.grat,Edto,V Order from Nash
t1le-1,o,gsn's, GAeriaas-Siak and 1Tonaled.
Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tzibpne.I
LOUISVILLE, October 81. 1861.
GEN, RosEcrASs AND STAFF.
Gen. Ross craus, accompanied by bis brother
Rt. Rev. Bishop Rosecrans and his staa--h
G. Kcrnett, chicf Of stall; Lieut. Col. J. W.
Taylor, quartermaster; Lieut.. Col. saauel
Simmons, quartermsster; Lieut.. Gel A. Z.
Drcat, ait-de-camp; Maj, Goddard, aid-de-
camp; Cspt, c. r. Thompson, ald-dc.campi
Lieut., r. Kirby, acting assistant commissarJ;
Capt. 7. G. Clark, assitant adjntant general,
arrived il This city early ibis morning. The
friends Of Buell. here try to persuade them
selyee, and others too, that he in no WAY IL
terferrs y i.h their pet heroes command; but
ttey know better. They know that Buell. Is
virtually ehe1yed; that his command is trars-
fe.red to anotter. The command Of the de-
partment OF the Ohio is about equal In I'M
pcrtarce to Pope's department OF the North
west. Pope's duty Is to look after Sioux saE-
.ees; Bueli's to look after 1neaner and more
treactsrons race, the Kentucky bushwhack-
e1s.
An INFAMOUS ORDER.
"John Il. McHenry, jr., Col nth regiment
Kentucky volunteers hss just issued the fo!-
lowing order, "John q. AcHeuTy, IT."
should receive the immediate attention Of the
head Of the Mar.department:
ur4pqtAKrtss 17rM RKa.T KT. yoI's,
II rHx FHLp, nHAH NKwHAKKT. kr.,
October n. 1851:
sprr141 OaDxR-An negroes. mot slaves or ffes
.ne1,. vii hereafter not b allowed in this reXt
nent M aIl o4ice1s md soldiers arc Eorhiddaz
from empioytng aay othss than s9Asss OF ne2foe'
An fao1tiTe alsyes IRE hereby ordered to lear
| this reqiment within two weeks fom this time.
aHv fU0Ittre glare 1fGAtn fte Amsts eF Aa3 fegt
use1st 1t1 b. dstfpsTed to A&s osesF O. d9sa& dp
pointed. rpo~ ap4aacatsoa, sAefhsF ~ osaer D
y g. q eom.nsnd Il John II. NeHaurJ. Ir. Col It'll
ReR't Ky Vols.
| GkoRax ~ GBr, Fint Lieut. and Adj't.
| FEoM HAsHv1LLE-
| The following dispatch was received Ut ths
beatouar,ess Of Gen, Buell. last night from
Gen. Nealey, in command 4 NAshyille:
HxApQuAnrK1, q. g. Foncxs, |
| NAsK7114H, T3a1 Oct> u. lssA
Yesterday Gen Forrest commenced croeadez
| euntidefAhfe force Of cavalry over the Cumoeti4a
River Tbe advance Abous 1.0 0 atfong encAmpe
OF tho Galatin pike. seven niles from Nasnvi!ie 4!
I Immediately EsAt f0sce. uadE Coa AA4el
-A-A&H . HkAA xAxn]r II rnMt$00
, 1862-11-03

here Just now To-day 1eaw q 900 put up
on s~et,'s ELECTION, and 81 900 offered By
trie1d Of swett's, and not taken. Yesterday
bet WIS taken by q Democrat On Insersoli.
the Union nan giving him 5000 odds. Iu-
g.n oil appears to be the fayotite candidate
Ter The d. Dsmocrats to bet on. They fight very
shy OF Bill Butler, who is personally strong,
wh,lc, onthe other hand, bis opponent, Starae,
has been proved to be an open secesh eympa-
thikcf.
In order to figure up swett's defeat, the
Democrats clsAiul m.jotities IS follows for
Stuart:
, 1862-11-03
Boar0tng.

rooms,
ID with board for zentaeme1 and tasdE M1Tss: r 1s
anEle It ntaH preferred. e oAs ol tae 1
vs. Il lake ii e<t. Address = H. B." f9ss f9ss.fss ~
, 1862-11-03
And corccdc to SWEET:
ntlepew constitution, the msjoritics were:
ME-. rEaERsorL At ALToN.

4 60 that, In order to figure out stuart's e1ec-
tior. fhey have enormously decreased the
Union maiori1ies and increased the Demo.
, 1862-11-03

-DOARDING-Severl suites It
L reau4 furnikhed or untaEn1ehed. Nth board toy
enJ,,e~ TSnnfre 81 tA9 B1rHtt Housa. No. 4l* Ciaes
steet. GLASS O. BR1saas, P1a2Ea=toks.
Qclo yaa1 In
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NTAETED-Ladies' and geatle-
w mems C&&O OF Clothing; also. second hand
Earp1ipr Carpets md Jexs1r9 @ & 19 ,Rt whtcs TT R
81 Wells street. or address Post Office hox 1tso.
LaI!esartenGed ~ Mis-. PFLA0M; Tue nnuye :: tc:s5
tor sp Rt u Wells 1t Get between Randolph 7I NAs1-
inr r. s:rprt Chicaro ILL., Qc6yS+1m
, 1862-11-03

"ANTED-Canvassers to solicit
y" Subscriptions to New anil Popular III .stra:+.1
Books The tgEA It cusuIniai1u paid ever offered in
1ht Wet A1e lev L4!y Csnvsssefs ses wsatcd At
Il; L E.on Prtrtt.: s aui PUP lsh1ns Company.
I'm
, 1862-11-03

DOARD1NG.-Two gentlemen
ID can bs seeomueeAstea vtta az bosxo e - y
, 1862-11-03

Kow rtady snd In wonderful demand.
a decided NOVELTY. unlike MT ether packs g svs:
sold: contains Ere ateT variety ef SrtT1OSFRY and
ncrc new and Escfrl alti.les: splendid JKWzIRY.
ard ore ot our great c&mbire1 snECkkR :oARos.
{.ut - AIES and CHEcEKBa SIS ror dav ade easy
e SInd for circulars aad he coEylncs1
C.. N DUNN & CO.,
te11u5f02ru 13& CLARK street ChlC1 -, Gli1QsA
, 1862-11-03

" "ANTED ~ Agents to canvas fir
w tie .or.heo mr. history o< thr Civil War 2
AmeEc " Jas Arsor !aafhnr !afhf,1 u oaas 5SS ds
Of Continentsl Eurnps+ Gc} Axela Vil hnd ths :
rare reI;inc bcoE cr:Ls liberal Apply for tefst2y
Pr - ONCE 7cx SOS APPS pStly
, 1862-11-03

WANTkD1co A. TT CON- ea nv wsnr IT r
goUE) KoTICk-tnlunreers VITO ARE nov serving
car be enlisted for this l"afn eat (sea &c t.rs1
OrdFe No 49, catea N.shi "A tn1;. Oct Gill 1851! Fo-
,norrnat'rE cnEce.tlcSray bosntT &c, iEG3!c sttec
x3f3le, S0I South clark rtreet 0C3 TlSs I'm
, 1862-11-03

NV r n ED, 5UV AVNN II rs.
w to sell the largest, hest and cheapest PRIZE
PACKAGES in tic world. containing OF CTR great
combination checker Ards. chess mn al Cit tS"rs
and LEA rules Tor tne Of ch:ss. novel a1d
Interesting package In Ereat demand aa1oG : ths
eo}tttTs. Srnc for Eit rulars.
&. NJ pUNN & CO., 13l Clark street. Chicago.
, 1862-11-03

rsqu;ri,s
W hell: 70 call at ths Ea!.:ant :Ei E!7I:1cSs:St
CEca lG9 Clark street, Methodist Epachpal Ehutrh
R'ceE S?-a .ieT - .Ga1d 1laIs a.. :-l.le he:' tot
city aE5 conntry Orders iror1 IN The c21atEy F!?.'::
HAMlLYDN. Persona with 4osh ,esszehces 3 ,nt'3 :
rcep+ctahia ttuatiala, may du1 oaea st .lCs udSa-
AliS.tGaat 3m
, 1862-11-03

~ WANTED--- Eight or teu good
F9 Cocpes6 can fad rrr1s1r ert crHr nTmes't 8ad
good ny by sppsylns to 41ls!AM WALKER, Windsor.
ranaf1 Wet osAFTSIIm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-30

FORTRESS MoNEoE, July 2c.--SOme DAYS ago.
as wa- reported. learned that there was a large
re0e. force ct artillery, infantry aHd cavalry be
Ing being concentrated in the neighbOrhOod OF
Petersburg. ana along the banks OF James river.
between the junction of the Appomatox and
James rivers and Richmond
On Friday. the 25th, when the Union prison
er- were beng CONVEYED from Richmond 20 City
Point, at cry side track turn out they pas
ed trans at cars laden " eth rebel troo,s besGe,i
toward, X chmOud. AMI some re ell officers oiler-
Ell a. apology Tor bringing dO~n our prisoners
OIL irei ght cars. that they were using all their pas
senger ears in moving troops to reinforce Jack
son.
1t is more than possible that this was a move
ment intended To disguise the fact.
Tie reoes now III strong force between
Richmond and the Appomatox river, ana still
collecting forces and scndiug them la that direc
tOu, and what strengthens this opinion is the
pl;ns taken 10 Inform our prisoners aud officer
in charge that the movement of troops vas rein
iorcensei,i, going To StoneWal jackson, and that
no one knew where he was. but they knew how
TO reach him with reinforcements.
a mail steamer arrived here this afternoon
from Harrisons Landing but brings news.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-30

MEMPHIS. Juiv 20 Accommodation with the
North T. very irregular at present "a consequence
OF all steamboats, having been pressed into the
service i"r the use Of Gen. Curts's army.
About $50 citizens left YESTERDAY, some going
North
Orders have been ISSUED opening Memphis TO
trade with the surrounding country, under certain
restrictions. PERSONS will have free intercourse
without paper, any hiudrance save right of ex-
animation. aud search. when the officer
judges proper
Generals Hurlburts and Smiths divisions are
appointed for guard Parties endeavoring TO
leave or enter the city except by roads specified
in the order. will he arrested and imprisoned
The commanding General issued orders pro-
h'biting >peculators paving specie Tor products Of
rebel States When treasury notes refused
the parties refusing will be arrested and such of
Their crops not necessary Tor the subsistence of
their families will be seized and sold by the Gov
eminent Gu irtermaster. Spectators pas.ig
specie in violation of this order will be arrested
and sent North, and the property so purchased
seized for the benefit OF the Government
A special dispatch to the Chicago Times from
Memphis says:
Captain GNn OF the gunbnat Tyler reports
eight killed and sixteen wounded hiS boat in
the late engagement with the rebel gunboat AR
kansas
lie accuse, Lieut. Hunter, commanding the
Queen o, the West. oil behaving in a most cow
ardly manner. having made no eilor Aha;ever IL
bring hi> eS~cl into the &C ion. Officers % the
Lancaster say the Queen was the first boat
that discovered the Arkansas-thst size ran
for the protection of the fleet without firing a
gun, and ia tsobed;ence-of signals. to come to
aid tire Carondeet while the latter was engaged
in close quarters with the Arkansas.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-30

LOUISVILLE. July 29.-it Is reported that euer-
rillas. under Col. Gano. of Morgan notoriety
took Russellvle this forenoon. killing two or
three of our Lientenants. and badly woundng
Capt. Morrow OF Kentucky Volunteers Othe-
reports say that collision be;w cen the Home
Guards at RussellvlIle. either from mistake or
otherwise A few hours after the rebel capture
OF Russellville, portion OF a Federal regiment
was due there, and has probably arrived and rein
stated matters. The line is working South 10
Nashville. but We can get nothing further from
Russellyie. which is on branch line to night
The theory here j.. that the rebels took away
the operators before the arrival of our forces.
Governor Magothn's proclamation of yester-
day, calling together the Kentucky Legislature
August 18th. after remarking that the Military
Board still claim the paramount military author
ty OF the Commonwealth, aud a.e unwilling 20
resign the powers heretofore exercised by them.
or 10 permit them 10 be exercised by him, con
tinues:
civil conflict Is impending over us. ! am
without soldier or dollar 10 protect the lives
property and liberties OF the people or To su~tan
or enforce the laws. Daily appeals are being
made TO ne. the Governor of the State, To
protect our citizens from marauding bands, and
Ia the letceable enjoyment of their property and
rights under the Constitution
am without the means and the power TO afford
relief, and | am left no alternative but 10 appeal
to YOU. their representative, in the hope il NAV
not he in vain. Any attempt on nv part 10 or
glnze force Tor that purIpSe will certainly but
precipitate the evil aud therefore not willing
~ convene the General Assembly that they may
themselves determine the extent of the authority
granted bv them, and looking to the policy
adopted by the State and the late action of Con
gress and the President touching the question OF
slavery. provide for the safety OF our Institutions
and the peace and tranquility of the common
npalfh
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-30

NEW YORK, July - The Norfolk CORES
poudent of tie Herald states that there has been
considerable comment in regaru 10 n vessel load
ed with salt, being allowed 70 leave that port for
the Nansemond river The contraband cargo
was COY cred by "a regular pass from the superior
officer understand il i clear the salt IN
tended for the rebels at Richmond, whatever may
have been the representations which secured the
pass. IL is quite possible that somebody has
been deceived IN regard 10 the salt. a well 10
the permission granted to ladies' with unexplored
baggage, 10 take the same route to the rebel cap
ltal.
A letter 10 the Times gives different light 10
the reported carrying off OF cattle from the army
OF the Potomac by the rebels. Only five wei
taken two OF winch had been slaughtered: and
the act was committed mile outside OF or
pckets, by coo rebel cavalry. Our cavalry went
OuG, bat The rebels had ske1addiei.