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THREE TRAINS DAILY,
EXCEPT SUNDAY,
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on the
LITTLE MIAMI AND OOIUmRus
AND XENlA HAILROADS,

FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT EXpREss-Leaye, C,olumbus at Am A. M.
VIII stop ct Delaware, Ashley, CardIngtcn, Giiead
uahon, and at all stations North Of Galion arriving al
oieVeiand at 930 A. M, Dunkrk ass P. NJ, Buffalo
':|a r NJ, New York lO AM, Boston 2:3O P. NJ.
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK ExPBEsS-Leayes Columbus at ll:IO
A. NJ: viii stop at Delaware, Oardington, Gilead,
Urestline Shelby, New London Wellington and Graf.
toni arriving at Cleveland at 335 P. M. Dunkirk 9O5
NJ; Buffalo 1895 P. NJ, New York 300 P. M, Boston
1865 P. n.
THIRD TRAIN.
MAIL AND EXPREss-Leaves Columbus at $40 ?.
NJ VIII stop at all stations south of Shelby and Al
SALEM New London, Wellington, Grafton and Berea ar.
P. M. '
CONNECTIONS.
AZ Delaware with Springfield Branch for Springfield
AZ crestline with Pittsburgh, IT. Wayne and Chicago
nallroad ,oI Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
At Shelby, with sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Rail.
road for all points on that road. Also for Toledo.
AT Cleveland, with Lake Shore Railroad for Erie,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, New York and Boston.
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on all
Night Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston.
Baggage Checked Through 10 Neso York and Boston
0td NeDelaad: dlso. to Philadelphia and
Reto York 6ia Orsspins.
RETURNING.
Night Express arrives at Columbus at ll:3OP.M.
cincinnati Express arrives at Ooumbusa at ll0O A. NJ.
Accommodation arrives at Columbus at 10:l5 P. NJ,
|
Fare as Low as by any other EsOu.e.
Ask for Tickets uia CTesfline or Cleveland.
E.S. FLINT,
Superintendent, Cleveland, Ohio.
JAMES PATTERSON, Agent,
Columbus, Ohio.
Columbus, May 7,ls62.
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MR.. ADAMS TO EARL RUssELL-REgEIVED
JUNE 81.
LOCATION OF THE UNITED STATEsl
LONDON, June 80, 1862.
Ny Lord: have the honor to transmit to
your lordship copy of the dispatch from the
Secretary oi State to me Of the 26th ult., which
desired to read to you In my interview of yes
terday, but which found | had accidentally left
at home. Renewing, ETC.,
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.
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apply to NJ L DOHERTY, TicketAgent, Union Depot
Columbus.
P. W. sTRADER,
General Ticket Agent, Cincinnati.
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Superintendent, Cincinnati.
olumhus May S, 1862.
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Aorms OF AdvortIsing by the Square,
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The following correspondence was received
by the Teutonls, from Southampton on the 18th
Of August:
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.Gbe Obio 6tatesmam
T z z u D

Important Correspondence Between Sec.
retary Seward and Earl Russell.
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Litter from Mr.. Se,oard, Written in May last
Earl RaSssll's Answsr, Written In July.
The New York herald., 1862-11-02

for the FIRST time the honored proprietor Of that great
sheet. told him had speech in ny nand "nSn na haa
delivered and which wished him TO publish he asked
me 10 read portions Of which did, and IN &c. loI
that there should be two codes OF moraisy-ono !.
govern mans public conduct the other his private
life Mr. Bennett said that FOR those sentiments alone ne
felt that he ought 10 publish the speech He dia
IT, and was triuniphanty elected. Cheers ana now,
when / once more called upon TO represent
you in the halls Of the national legislature. AGAIN
come TO that corner where on that first occasion I
came to ask him 10 put those my sentiments
in print. am now again ready al your call TO 90 to
washington 10 support honest men. =
And now, gentlemen must say good night and snail
be glad TO meet all any Of yon in Washington, when
am in that city, the representative Of this great com
mercial metropolis.
The band struck up again, and the column resumed
its march the General proceeding TO stump his district
This 10 apparently great coup d'sdt on the part OF
General Wabrdge and having spice OF one Of General
Peasantons cavalry raids viii doubt produce some
CONSERVATION In the ranks Of the enemy.
The New York herald., 1862-11-02
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Edinburg at New York and
Arabia at Halifax.
THE INTERVENTION SCHEME SUBSIDING.
Speech Of the British Minister Of War
Against the South.
MR.. GLADSTONE AT YORK.
The Liverpool Chamber Of Commerce Esjects
Recognition and Upholds Neutrality.
Reports Of Rebel Privateers In the
Mediterranean.
Speech Of Ex-Governor More
head, of Kentucky.
HIS INTERVIEW WITH PRESIDENT IlNCGLy,
&C., kc.s 10.
The Liverpool Chamber Of Commerce Isjects
Recognition and UphOlds Neutrality.
Reports Of Rebel PrivateerS In the
Mediterranean.
Speech Of Ex-Governor More
head, of Kentucky.
HIS INTERVIEW WITH PRESIDENT LINCOLN,
Ae.. kc., Ae.

The scrcw steamship Edinburg, Captain Morehorsc,
which left Liverpool at the 18th Of October, and
Queenstown l6th arrived at this port at noon yes
terday, with European mails and passengers.
The Arabia from Queenstown tho 10th ult reached
Halifax Yesterday in the forenoon, her voyage 10 Bos
ton.
The news by both vessels is one week later
The circular by Mr.. Seward, addressed to all TIE dipIo
matte and consular agents Of the United sates repob
lshcd in the Paris papers has been given the NEW
YORK HERALD.
The London Times remarks that this circular win de-
prive the government Of the right appeal to s
cipation decree hereafter, measure founded on
moral principle. Mr. Seward reduces 1t to "milnary
ac the proclamation thrown like shell among the
population Of the South and with the amount Of be-
neyolent intention.
despatch from london Of the 10th ut says;--sr 9.
c. Lewis, English War Minister has been speaking against
the recognition Of the South, saying that he has not dc
con,plished her Independence yet.
Earl Hardwcke has endorsed the views recently pro
mulgatcd by Mr.. Gladstone.
NJ Thouvenel the French Minister, has resigned.
Baron do rHuys is his successor.
The fears that we're entertained Of Garbad riot
Ing In Hyde Park London Sunday, the 18th hap
PLY groundless No meeting took place, owing probably
to stormy weather, and the day passed off quietly Car
dna wiseman had issued pastoral to his "Dear Irish
brehern,n exhortng them not to engage in rotous pro
Ccedings.
serious railroad accdent had taken place on the Edin
burg aud Glasgow Railroad Two passenger trains
in collision and fifteen to twenty persons were killed end
about one hundred others less injured.
Immediate steps to be taken to complete slegraphc
communication via Bagdad and Karrachec with the Indian
system
The rae for the Cesarewtch stake at Newmarket for
which the American horse Umpire first avore, was
won by Harrington, Umpire coming In fourth. Thirty
seven horses Un.
The Borussa from New York, arrived at Southampton
on the 18th OF October.
1ltA Of October, and or Liverpool when the Edn
burg sailed.
The Nova scotian arrived at Londonderry the morn.
ing Of the 18th Of October.
The New York herald., 1862-11-02
REBEL ACCOUNTS.

The Capture OF the steamer Anglia
Preparations for an Attack on Chsrles-
toni -
CaAnm1cN, Oct. 2S, 1862.
Tdngs reached here this evening Of the capture IN
Bulls Bay OF the steamer Anglia, laden with valuable
army stores and bound for Charleston.
When the Anglia left Nassau news had been received
that the Yankees were working night and day on ron-
clads with view Of attacking Charleston soon.
The New York herald., 1862-11-02

HGHOrtG0
Troops-AMairs At Helena and MEME
CAno, Nov. I, 1862.
We have rumor, by way Of Coriuth, that Mobile Is
ours The report was brought in by rebel prisoners
taken by our scouts.
Corlnth dispatches Of yesterday say that the mail mes
senger there to day from Chevae and reported
that had secured the country az far south as
Ripley, but discovered no trace Of the enemy.
An arrival from the South reports all quiet OF Helena
In Memphis orders have been issued by General sher'
man that all steamers with cotton and other msr-
chandsc shall be conveyed by gnboats upon proper no
tincation at Cairo or Memphis
Memphis letter says villipguc's rebel brigade has
moved from Holly Springs.
The only news from Tennessee is that on Friday night
pickets driven in at Chevale This Is thought
however, indicate reconnaissance rather than an at
tack on forces. The rebels TO be canning up by
way OF Grand Junction, and thus be in position 10
menace both Bolivar and Corinth. II is barely pos
sbe that they have no. enough men to make an attack
but have pushed their column in threatening manner IN
order to gain time at Holly Springs and other points
south
There conflict of authority between the rebel gene
rails in Mississippi General Pemberon sent TO the
command of that department the presumption tha'
General Van Dorm would be in Tennessee Kentucky
tha hattie AT Cornth prevented this ana now Van
Dorm refuses come under acknowledge MS auno-
rty.
The Lynchburg Republican Of the Gath says the consti
tuonality OF Conecrption act will be tested in the
Court Of Appeals in Virginia. The case is made UP by
Confederate State authorities.
Fight Near Marshfcld, Mo.
HEADQUARTERS, MARsHFHLp, No., Oct. %, 1862.
To Major General CURTs:-
have the honor report that the evening Of the
2Oh resolved information Of party Of rebels moving
towards point eight miles from this place, and route
to join the rebel forces the line Of the Southwest
took one hundred and ave of the Tenth Illinois cava
ry and started at fvs p NJ to intercept them came on
their pckets at hapast eight and drove them in and
attacked the main force hundred strong Kill
ing and woundng many, and capturing twenty pr-
soners. Among them is captain, who informs
mo that Colonel Dorsey was in command.
We also captured number OF horses shot guns res'
&c. Our loss was one killed and wounded. This
party was organized by Rucker and Hughes, who sign
themselves Majors the Confederate army They scat
tered in every direction through the mountains large
portion Of them returning in the direction they
| came. They were completely surprised that they
never tried collect again The largest trail could Aud
which we followed miles, when they likewise
scattered every direction and ordered Captain Mca
hons company OF State militia to gather them IN They
arc completely disorganized. am very respectfully
your obedient servant, JOHN STUART,
Lieutenant Colonel Tenth Illinois cavalry commanding
l CAIRO, Nov. /, 1862.
The New York herald., 1862-11-02
! I. B. Bachelor.
Union Co,,stittpion'I
Another Outburst o. the Democracy or
RrOOklyu.

Brooklyn.
The democracy OF Kings county had another great rally
at the Athcn@um In Atlantic street, last night the pro.
ceedgs being conducted under the auspices Of the Kings
County Democratic Club Tho building was crammed TO
suocaon BY the" unerriaed" Of al grades and classes
and the most ervescDg enthusiasm prevailed through
out the evening. Outside the building large mass Of
humanity swaycd and surged and shouted around three
large platforms. whereon several speakers held forth
favor o. democracy sn1 Union some annoyance was
OF pamphlets avorng the election OF Mr.. wadsworh and
t not that small boys the mediums through
ple extensive scale would have been imminent
Several ladies graced the inside meeting with their pre-
phy and Mayor Kabesch appeared 90 The stage Of the
Ahen9um and greeted with three rousing cheers
Several OF the leading men Of Brooklyn also occupied seats
JAMES H. BRuypAGE Esq Chairman Of the Kings County
Democratic Club presided and opened the proceedings
there that evening show that they and their party
were the only true and loyal party In tho Union.
(checrs He then read letter Of apology from Hon.
samuel s. Cox of Ohio who unable 10 attend In con.
sequence Of ndisposon The letter called attention 10
the vital Importance Of securing in the House Of
Representatives majority Of conservative members aud
endcl scd MI Odell as one Of that stripe.
Hon. HENRY MURPHY then introduced. and made an
able patriotic and democratic speech in support Of the
constitution as IL s, the Union as and the vigorous
prosecution OF the war The speaker continually IN
teupted by the arrival OF clubs from the various wards
of the city, carrying illuminated lanterns with
devices, and cheering vociferousy The boys from the
Eleventh ward appeared and their by
any number OF peculiarly happy aud pertinent devices
and mcttoes on their trsnsparencies, &c.
Whenever Mr.. Murphy mentioned wadsworth and the
aboonsts torrents u hisses hurled at thcm and
after ing 10 the satisfaction o the audience that the
democracy the only true reliable aud lighting lovers
OF the constitution and the Union, he retired and gave
place 10 the Hon. Moses r. odeli. who made powerful
appeal the audience rally for the salvation OF their
country.
In point OF numbers the meeting was as large any
of similar nature heretofore hed in Brooklyn, and was
characterized by tho greatest order aud decorum.
The New York herald., 1862-11-02
IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

Reported Capture Of Mobile ~ Union
TrOops-AMairs at Helena and Mena.
phis-The Qaarrels or the Rebel Gene
rails, Sc, dsc.
The New York herald., 1862-11-02
The Election and the Drafx.

IMPORTANT oRnER FROM fCPERfNTENDENT KENNEDY
t,1er oF surrRisrt MErRopofITAr Polfcsl
No. sl3 DsooME STREET, CORNER or Elm,
NRw YoRK, Nov. 1, 1882
cyssssf URnpR, No. 324.--Captain - Prec,nct
-. In order that the War Department NAV he
aided holding 10 military service for the term OF
tho draft all persons who by false representations
may attempt 70 evade tho araft you win select from
your command competent and uusty man from each
election district within your precinct whose duty il
shall be to remain at the poll Of the district on the 4h
Inst, from the opening 70 the closing thereof and
there carefully 70 note each and every person who NAV
oner 70 vote al such poll whose name appears on the
exemption book az paving been excused from draft by any
resident. And every such exempt who may so onSr 70
vote viii be ured and conveyed e station house
of War.
You win mako special report 10 this oco Of eli such
arrests, al the carc.t convenient moment.
JOHN A. KENNEDY, Superintendent
nArIKr CAHrExrR. inspector.
The New York herald., 1862-11-02


At Q meeting Of the democrats OF the Ninth Congress.
siona district held at the house Of Mr. Landman, Sixty
ninth and Third avenue Mr. John Kavanagh Of the
Nineteenth ward unanimously chosen chairman MI
Francis O'Ne Of tho Twenty second and Mr.. George s.
Drew, OF the Twelfth ward were chosen secretaries
Colonel j. Mcleod Murphy was unanimously nominated
the Independent democratic candidate for representa-.
tive In Congress. =
1he following resolutions were unanimously adopted
Resolved That in Of the distracted state OF our be-
loved country il Is incumbent as democrats that
should nomination but honest capable ana
faithful men represent in the next Congress and that
repudate with the attempt OF few corrupt political
leaders foist upon intelligent community an unworthy
and tainted candidate for sHilIace. :.
Resolved That in the nomination OF ]. Mcleod Mnr-
ply recognize candidate OF great legislative cxpe
rience of rreoroachable public private character whe
tered IN fidelity to his country or friends
Resolved, That we cordially recommend him 70 the sup
port Of all inegen democratic voters OF this district and
pledge him entire exertons at the polls secure ms
triumphant election on the 4th Inst -.
To the Committee on Nomination viz: Messrs. WIN. A.
BROWN Dr. HrIsrrD, VIM HENRY and others
GENTLExEh-I thank sincerely Tor your nomination OF
candidate for Congress in the Ninth District ac.
proposon and hope to he able TO serve the best
interests Of the country Very your opedeh
servant, j. MCLEOD MUKPHf.
The New York herald., 1862-11-02
IMPORTANT FROM PORT ROYAL, 5. c.
->-~~>~>~.~~~
Arrival Of the Cosmopolitan
and United States.
->~~~~~>>~~~~~os~~~~~~>-
Capture ef the Anglo- r ebel Steamers
Anglia and Scotia.
ey>>~~>~~--~~~~~~>~~~~~
Nearly I1illion Dollars Worth Of
1saze Money Secured.
~c~>~~~~~~>~so~|~>-
Another AnglO-Rebel Steamer
Chased and Wrecked.
s>~~-~~-~~@~~~-~~~>~~-
0neral Mitchell Sick General Brannan
in Command,
Aes As.s Ass

mo United States steam transport United States A. II.
rSisco commander, from Hilton Head, with mails ana
psenrcs arrived at this port last evening" after trip
of scvcniy-two hours.
General Michci and staff were at Beaufort when the
vessel sailed The General and his two sons aids) are
very III.
Captain l. A. warneld died on the 2sh Of October and
captain Williams OF General Mtchel's staf tho 29h
Their disease maarious fever, caused by throwing
up earthwcrks morass TO the left Of Gen. MitchePs
headquarters at Hilton Head The action Of heavy raus
end hot weather decayng vegetable matter is suppos
"a produce the Sickness all the have originated
IN the Immediate vicinity Of the works.
On tho 26h Of October the United States bark Restless
Captain conroy, assisted by the United States steamer
Flag Captain strong captured rebel steamship in Bulls
bay, containing valuable cargo.
On the 9th Captain Conroy succeeded in capturing
similar vessel trying the blockade. Her captain
mate and passengers, gentleman ana lady, made
their escape in a small boat. Captain G. found board.
ng the vessel that she English built eight
hundred TONS and named the Scotia She had side wheels,
smoke stacks and powerful The prize taken
che day previous named the Anglia Tho vessels
much alike that II il difficult to tell them apart at short
distance They adopted the plan Of our sockadng ves-
eels, and painted their huls lead color.
The scotia and cargo valued at 5000 000 the
Anglia valued $500 000 Captain got her afoat
with his The engineers (English) consented to
her down TO Port Royal for reward OF hundred
dollars cach Both prizes arrived at Port Royal on the
2sth ult. and will be sent North Immediately.
The United States has madc the round trip from New
York TO Port Royal and back in eight days and four
hoursthe quickest trip record. She carried large
cargo outwads and encountered very heavy weather of
Haateras
Tho steamship star Of tho South arrived At Hilton
bead on the 29th ult.
The following is the passenger liet Of the United
Saates.-
Captain r. W. Scott gnnboat sebago; Lieutenant Colonel
Abbott and Mrs. Abbott Lieutenant Colonel @. +.
Gardener Lieutenant sawyer, Lieutenant Lloyd, Lieu
Thompson, Captain George Halett. Charles NJ.
Bellows, A. Moore, Mr. Ellery Mr.. Munson, Mrs. Captain
Nscksseu and child, Mrs. Fannie Apple, Surgeon H. r.
1iton, Lieutenant Dempsey Paymaser Birnie G. r. Gar
dener, G. h. Fletcher, Mr.. Reynolds, Mr. Fielderand
seventeen in the steorags.
The United States steam transport Cosmopolitan,
Captain Croker, from Port Royal 2oth u also arrived
Mis- port last evening She for REPAIRS having
been ashore in St. Johns river Florida.
The New York herald., 1862-11-02

Sergeant Sch ". Reynolds. % A, IN Connecticut, oct
%, wounds.
Private jcab Jenrsys Co. b, tn Connecticut, Oes -.
wounds.
Al Dr. Popes plantation 81 Be,ena Island the 18th
instant, Francis 4 Barnard, Of Dorchester Mass, aged
twenty eight years.
The New York herald., 1862-11-02

the Atlantic with him sevcrai ana Know BIN to
be honest man. uue patriot aud one in whose keep
ing the interests OF this city would be perfectly safe.
therefore, take great pride "a nominating him or The suf
lrages of the pcope he fosb Congressional district
Cen waioridss rssamtd,-siscs Cen Yyo has pa, me
70 reapeciabie treatment abroadcries Of Read Il, read
it)-l viii ofer Tor your consideration The General
then read aloud:-
United saies Of x@Sres being about 10 travel Is foreign
parts take great pleasure IN commencing linn to kind and
meet wherever be nay 50. as asuess Of high rs-p.ab
WASHINGTON CRY, March. 1851.
In response 70 IN question whether the General should
receive their surcrings o, the approaching election,
universal "Ayen went mp from ell psrts ~ the hail.
General wAIBRrDGE-Sow being reipvigorated by the
conhdcrce In me You have Just expressed, shall ~ TO
Congress bearing Win me hs homer ne glory and the
ton stand by tho constitution shall stand by them and
when they depart from II will call upon the people to
come TO the rescue Of their violated rights and their
threatened liberties
1nemee,ng then sepMatsd, with three rousng cheers
for General walbridg@
GENERAL wALBMDGE ON THE HERALD CORNER.
Some little excitement manifested last evening
front OF Office when long cavacade u carr Iagee
headed by fine band Of music, passed along Nassau
street and drew up in the form Of two sides Of hollow
square AT that point, wing resting Nassau street
the other on Fulton After beng sercDaded looking
out to ascertain the cause we saw a largo assemblage
consisting OF cavalry and infantry with ambulance TO
pick up all those opponents that had been thus suddenly
put hors de combdthsd gathered around the building.
When the music ceased call made for General Wal.
bridge. who was received with hearty cheers.
Amid great MANIFESTATIONS OF en- thsiam the part of
the crowd General waIbridge assembled the box u
OF the carriages, and delivered the following brief but
pithy address,
GENERAL wAfBRlDsEs srKKcr.
fsIiow CrIzKSs-Many PEARS ago--when com
paratvsly unknown 10 you, and almost unknown
compared with the present instancrat the tne when
was called upon to represent you In Conesl 10
ths corner ON which stands the once of ths public
Journal OF this country and walked into that editorial
room lrcintinG no 10 the second story, and met there
The New York herald., 1862-11-02

Movements o. fwsss.ehssesss TresVs.
ro-os, Nov J, iss2.
0sdsrs lave feen tn re ments .oave "a,
no esat ~ war tsfste nesf sasnfAay
fhc sfnomshlps hcrfins< and Mss>-spp hare arrived
from ke~tsn rhsv landed there she frSd, lnb ssS
IcSiy fcrrsh rsssachus<tts segtw<nfe :.
The New York herald., 1862-11-02

very large and enthusiastic assembly gathered at the
Of Marion Elm last evening in honor Of
the ratification Of the nomination of Non Fernando Wood
for Congressman. Speeches were made by Mr.. Henry
Arcuarus and Judge Pinney, the latter introducing Mr.
Wood This gentleman spoke for nearly an hour, and
received with every demonstration Of applause lie
alluded briefly TO the pending ISSUE and exhored every
TO vote for the democratic ticket and the regular no
mnees the coming election Other speakers succeeded
him. after which the meeting adjourned with choers Tor
the candidate and the other nominees Of the party