The New York herald., 1863-10-25

the party had travelled four hundred miles, cap
turing six prisoners and thirteen muskets. Since Jun
last this small band, their various expeditions hav
captured In all seventy eight prisoners besides destroy
ing about half million dollars worth OF property Of US
! 70 the rebel army.
During the scout alluded to, while ip louisiana il wa
learned that the enemy s in possession Of nfty
steamboats, which they have run above the falls of Ret
river 70 escape their capture BY the many expeditions
| are continually sending up that stream.
Tne system Of guerilla warfare 10 Mississippi
and Louisiana Is rapidly arriving a. degree d
perfection For small parties, under ordinary crcum-
stances IL s no safer to travel through those States than
would have been during their occupation by the organ
lied armes Of the rebellion. Every principal highway ID
the object Of rigid surveillance Every river crossing is
controlled by the unerrng sharpshooters The
OF our troops watched all sdes, not only by the
scouting parties OF the enemy but by all the inhabitants
enceorh the 6ghting in those States will be confined to
detached and light parties which, in consequence Of
their easy and rapid movement equivalent under
efficient commander ten times their strength nansri.
cay, when brought against them in naggregate There
is much yet to be d9ge; but Wusl bkdole in manner
different from the Formally Of army movements in tho
strict The organization Of certain number of
mounted commands under meritorious onicere, allow
ing them large discretionary powers, would avail
than any other plan Of operations. The fighting,
is true would be desperate both sdes but that effect
ualy way the other. The late attack upon our
line Of communication to Cornth was but prelude TO
the Inconvenience, the embarrassment, we may expect
unless speedy taken to counterval the
gathering storm t
The condition Of tho people Of the States and along tho
route followed by Captain Hall and party Is represented
most amentably deplorable. Persons Of auencc be-
fore the inmates Of the cabins and sharers
simple convenences and frugal sustonance OF those
who servitude to them. One Of the anoma
ous Of affairs the South is the fact OF the slave
being by better off than his master While the one bred
to wealth and luxury sckens dies under the exposures
which the havoc Of occasioned, tho black man,
unused the comforts of life. thrives well in o mud
upon the painest OF food Eyan the most ordna
ry sympahies of the human heart shocked at tho
spectasle but the philanthropy OF nobo mind weeps at
the scene though the actors be the most vindcve Of ad
vosaries Upon integrity Of divine justice there
be other end to the rebellion It's nstgators and their
ooadtors than the obloquy OF all time the cproach Of
all after generations for the inhumany and senshness
prompted them 10 bring much misery upon In
offensive and credulous people.
Rebel Raids Between Murfreesbor0 and
Chattanooga-Moveme OF General
burnside, &c.
LOUISVILLE, Oct "a, 1853.
It reported that tho rebels burned two trains, prn
cpay forage laden, betwoon Murfreesboro and Ctstts
nooga, then proceeding southwark. .,---ff ~.--
small party Of guerilla oava,- entered panvjlle at
daybrcak destroyed TO government stores there and
probably docs%Ysu. simultaneously another party en-
tered Aaffodsburg and stole all the horses they could
! and.
The evening Nashville train has just arrived. Major
General Rosecrans among tho passengers The train
delayed hours consequences Of the down train
running OF track Elizabcthtown this morning
|
Additional from Europe.
! The mails Of the Galway steamship Hbcrna reached
this city from Boston yesterday evening Our European
| files 70 the l2th instant.
| TIE RUSSIAN NAVY AND GENERAL wALBRID0E.
| (From the London lines, Oct H.
= But, had i IRosecrans' check be been % still
its last excitement feet Of seven Russian shpsof-
wpr appeared harbor, With the sneot Of pro-
who arc allowed to express the popular feeling The
most tremendous consequences dcduccd from an
distance is s.i very grca, between few Russian
ships putting into an american port and the oisn
sive alliance between the two flags that Is TO excr
inmate and sweep away from the face OF tie earth
France England, and We presume, every other state Of
Europe on this the do not like the mode
in which ancient Poland is beng destroyed, nor thai
IN trsich Poland he Western Cortnent d 70 b
creaied circssiancts permitting so we all included
in the dread u eats OF combined Russian American
vengeance and ought to trenbie Intensely al what Is
likely TO fan upon Bu. do mt feel the stigh'csl
alarm Paris not the least dsmayed by the predicted
Of France end though Lopdon elt trcmor at the
beginning Of last week, we do not believe was from any
shock through the submarine cable Ia anticipation Of
the Araba's What the Russians have consulted
this matter IL not American politics pnss Ions, bt
their drd hc aisa1Hdck Even without
reference 10 the calendar every Russian knows hot
the feet could not reach the Neva this year before the
navigation OF the Baltic Is closed by frost. Prussia has
harbor to place the disposal of the Emperor lite
dlcr with Austria practically close the Adraic and
Trieste. The services OF the English aud french dock
yards have often been employed Russian ships but Ia
the present state o; afs the Russian government might
not feel disposed 10 apply for what, az point 81 nterna-
tonal courtesy s refused. Nor would II be so
now, for, strange as IL may appear ia New York We arc
ashing ourselves iato rabd fury against the Rus
people. In matters that lie outside the Polish
difficulties the governments OF Trance, EnglaLd
and Russia are uciing together. Tho new kiGg of
Greece will embark for Athens board Russian sh p
ofwar, and In his voyage viii be accompanied by the
French and English flags That the Russian squadron o.
ecape the ace Of the Bait aud be so much nearer 10
cruising grosnd Ia spring. is very natural circGm-
EtaIce TO build ON 1t such dreiu consequences all
the world that 10 not American IL absurdity too wild
even for stump orator. " will be observed that the
Russian aud American Admrals who are real officers aud
ascroed to person named Wabrdse, nominal ''gene
rail- not unknown vanishing director OF bubble
company In Iopdon and who rcappears now as one OF
the trading politicians and party Joboers that TIC
curse cf ne bpe american people
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| The Death OF Lfcutenan mt James Hogan,
Ninety.third Regiment, New York
state National Guard.
Tic ,aowtuy ,nat,nrs vofatvo tba dasfh NJ