The New York herald., 1863-10-19
herald MONDAY OCTOBER 49, less-TRIPLE SHEET

mature However, everything Will have been pre'ty
wen ascertained before tas reaches you or even gos ~
te mail. Since my promotion 10 captancF "eNe
been the battered recipient " macy yaiued aN s anu
knd notices from my youns lady friends 20 llsahohu'
We nave some very nice cousins thefe 10 ~ XIV" ~
am really very much pie sed With them Their name,
However is the ours, though thef ntLef 8
they boast the coat Of arms as we and the
sane Old family nam, yourself, AID Earl hnily Con-
sant'ne (Bowng ol hyantlwh), 10 quite attentive TO
one Of them. Some lime ago. 40 was aeolt !, Take the
cars at stanton for Richmond, SAW ap,ah nc ara on
tee. looking very pale and wesk-ust recovering Iron
attack Of sickness; and as other Lieut. Chas
1 Contee OF Jack 8 company, with fractured knee;
| and Captain G. and wife Miss Anna B that was).
was really delighted TO meet with them 1, was the
first time pad seen Mrs q SINCE she ceased 10 DO Miss
You know she was quite iavofi,e OF mine. was gAd
te see her again. She knew me- although vTj nat m,h
better IN appearance than common eid neg1o in hrd
frlb feel proud,r than II Thad been arraysd in r0Id
c'oh ana sunday toggery The fact as proud Of being
con'ea soldsr, and az absaa,e, nuIist ki1to rba
81 Cs wound was OF a most painful nature. 'P. and
his brother we're entirely helpless ana the madam had
he hands full To aend 90 them and the large am hnt OF
peeage ana when they got out at way station o. go TO
house OF gentleman for the purpose Of better treat
ment and attention. had to take ST. c In my arm as II
he we're IN ant and c,fcfuy lrtt him A the
WAY side. have heard from them nee, bat
! nave no doubt they are dong well. think their
kindred In Maryland need have no uneas ness
cpnn'Yy all through thf literally stoarrtng o,h
dc ers from heide's army, dc. You meet ncm IN hs
hghoa,s anil ty0ays and IN fact hsreDsr yoH % nsy
and rosses are eshr gun AeDi orey sent 10 Gerat
John d. I"6Oon commanding N paney dSrict, or et'e
York. clasis, chiefly OF coLscrips enrolled under tho
mt dra iD the United They vey bitter
In their denunclaors o! the federal adnins alton, aud
deDo nee tie Conscrpt law most unjust dscrmiua
ton against the poor and aoorng classes favor or the
rich who can afford to purchase exemptions AZ three hun
drei dollars Iiey dislike the associations with negroes
equals and comrades In arms and egpr,S fill conf
dnce in the abrty of The Souh 10 ,chp the North and
establish her tie t. pdct IN he great family of ,dons.
Tho signs OF the times omnous and most people look
for general revolving OF the European Powers in
before troubles are fully The cours OF
and Especially That or Relte watched
with anxio by al, AMI the impor
tance is expcct soouo tr.nspire ono OF The best com
municati1ns know Of this thingof looking for any
assistance by either recognition intsrvenon-s the
suggestion o. soldier (Conled, seriously made through
the newspapers Wheu our Congress qaIreliDg
an appropriate device for seal, he proposed that the
seal should be man padding his own canoe Dei damn
ENGLAND aud France | think II very good, truly inde-
pendent and exceedingly appropriate.
RuMoRs-THE RKrRts KxPEcrKD.
There great many rumors aAost here, many OF
them absurd but doubt exists that the rebels
expected hereby their sympathzes, and active prepara
tions being made by the fair to them
nnd New York regiment hore, tho First New
York cavalry. have been here about two weeks, and
during that time have become acquainted with most of
the officers OF this regiment and have not met in any
other regiment in the army many intelligent and able
officers as find in this regiment.
TIKI LINCOLN CAVALRY
Many of your city readers will remember the organiza.
ion then Lincoln Cavalry which had their
head quarters during the spring of 1861 for time the
Palace Garden Of Fourteenth street and Sixth
nue, aud afterwards at Disbrow's Riding Academy,
In Fifth avenue. This the first cavalry
corps raised and 1t is tho Oldest volunteer company
In SERVICE the regiment having drawn pay from May 49,
1861 It was with the Army OF the Potomac until the
battle Of Anteta and since that time 1t has been serv
ing in the Shenandoah Valley The Adjutant OF the reg
men has been kind enough to give list Of captures
made by the regiment it came into service, which
speaks Volumes