The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-22
NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY,

large. judging from the numSex Of country beck
sellers already in the city. s
The examination in reference 10 the turning OF
Wilson's cracker bakery. last Now Years night.
was resumed yesterday before Justice Downing.
| when the cross-examnatson OF nrs. Margaret
Larln was continued. No other witness WAS ex-
| examined, and the case was adjourned h'l two
| o'clock this afternoon.
Judges Mott and Jones. or Nevada Territory
have sent their designations 10 the President.
The first frost Of the season was visible yes'er-
day morning IN Warren and Morris counties New
Jersey. along shc line Of The Mosris and Esscx
Railroad. Being very light, its effect upon the
| corn and buckwheat was not injcriess.
-Four Indiana regiments OF infan.vy. one battery
| and two companies Of cavalry left Indianapolis
! last week for The seat OF war.
| One thousand three hundred and fifty desesters
from the rebel army had joined Gen. Rosecsaas
| up to the 18th inst.
The City Inspectors re portsiatcs that these were
t67 deaths in the city during the past week de-
crease of 20 as compared with the previous week.
and So more than occurred during the correspond
ing week last year. The rccapilalatoo table givcs
/ death Of alcoholism OF Diseases Of the bones,
| joints, &C.: II Of the brain aud nerves. LOT the
gcnerative organs, ID Of the heart and blood YES
sells, ll9 Of the lungs threat, &c.. Of old age,
Q Of diseases OF the skin and er,ptive fesess, 1
premature birth, l73 OF diseases Of stomach. bow
els and other digestive organs, 20 Of uncertain
seat and general fcvers II diseases Of the urinary
! organs, and, 30 from violent causes. There we're
s22 natives Of the United States. 90 Of Ireland.
| % OF Germany. 10 OF England. l Of Scotland.
| and the balance Of various foreign countries.
The stock market generality histor yesterday aud
there ecaers disposition to buy. Gold rose
| 70 1aOS, closing that bid Exchange closed t53ts 4
154. Money per cent cas,. Tue bank state
mont, rejecting tue recent government negotiation,
shows increase OF 81 o7 SIT deposits 81 7S in
| loans. and decrease Of 81 .003 600 In specie.
Cotton was in demand aud decidedly higher yes.
tcrday. Flour advanced l6c 3oc,. whoa, 4c 7c and
&c. &C., with heavy saes. Pork lard beef. butter
and cheese freely rurchared at Rrmer rates
There also doing hay, oils metals. tsiow and
whiskey rising prices Hops hides, leather tbac 20
and sugars salable buoyant. moderate n-
qulry prevailed for teas rice, coffee seeds and noasses
Hops were selling freely Freights moderately
active. #s
The News from General R0secra ns--A W
other Crisis of Doubt and Danger
what IL President Lincoln 90 DO:
| All the news received at this Office to a late
hour this morning from the army Of General
Eosecrans is before our readers. Whatever
may be the exact losses to the contending
armies from this late sanguinary aud desperate
fighting for the stronghold Of Chattanooga the
all important facts are established that the
advance Of Rosecrans into Georgia has been
arrested, and that, unless promptly and heavily
reinforced, he may be compelled to abandon
1 all the territory and all the advantages Of his
4 recent admirably conducted Onward movement
from Murfreesboro to the Georgia border.
/ 1t needs no iaborsd argument to show that
the work assigned to this officer was difficult
dangerous and of the highest importance. Ills
advance 10 Chattanooga disclosed at once to
the rebel leaders at Richmond their opportunity
for crushing concentration against him
from all sides. They saw that the splendid
armies of Grant and Banks from Vicksbarg
and Port Hudson were FILTERED away in a
number OF secondary expeditions west OF The
Mississippi, while Joe Johnston. with his army
from Jackson largely increased by accessions
from Mobile and from other portions OF Ala
bama, was Within supporting distance Of
Bragg; and they saw that General Lee
was sufficiently near to the defcnccs Of
Richmond to spare ten or twenty Thousand
men for this promising enterprise OF the de-
s!ruction Of the army Of Rosscrans. But had
the wiseacres Of the War Office understood
their business after the fall Of vicksburg and
Port Hudson they would have known that the
only way TO prevent Joe Johnston from forming
junction with Bragg was, with strong force
to menace, il not to move upon, Mobile. This
movement, we have no doubt would have
kept away from Bragg the twenty or thirty
thousand men brought up TO his support by
Johnston, and would have given clear field
to Rosecrans from Chattanooga TO Atlanta,
and thence to Savannah or Charleston.
But the present managers OF the war at Wash
ington seem TO be incapable OF profting from
either series Of disasters or a succession OF
| great victories; and the radical abolition cabal
who control the administration. IL would APP
pear, are Indifferent to victory or defeat In the
field, while successful in appropriaiing the
spells, and ia their schemes OF emancipation
CONSUMPTION and all the essential measures
Of military dcspotism. But where is 10
be the end OF this fearful state OF things
if many splendid victories, placing the
rebellion fairly within our grasp, are
still to be lost in succession OF
defeats which revive the hopes and prospects
! Of the rebel leaders, and still Increase the
dangers of foreign intervention Such alterua-
lions OF military successes warn us Of the final
issue Of two or three separate confederacies.
through the agency Of European bayouets or Of
general state Of anarchy, North aud South,
like that which has invited Lcais Napoleon into
! Mexico. atee. .tt.t III pfna..4s-..
What IL the remedy How are we To secure
the profits Of one series az victories nv ya;n,ng
another, and 80 on. to speedy termination Of
the war; The remedy is in the hands OF Presi-