The New York herald., 1864-10-29
THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 28, 1864.
There OF capture OF Paducah by rebel
force They raceable to no authentic source, and
doubtless arose what had LEAKED concerning
military movements the OF which ID ''con.
uaband.n
Passengers from Greensboro stythst about four hun
dred mon, claiming to be reixISVldsrs ,encamped
jus. back o. unon,own, AND that whole country in
that vic's''y and along the Ohio river lcd With bands
OF guerias.
The owensboro Monitor says--Oa Wednesday some
twenty Eve armed mon, calling themselves Louisiana
gusras robbed the sheriff Of Harrison county and
red him on bu, subsequently released him.
On Thursday noon tbir,oeD soldiers, mostly officers,
took Of owensboro aud before the arrival
Of the Morning STAR joined by hundred
or their comrades under Major Anderson. When the
hove sight they endeavored to her to the shore,
but failing In that they fired forty or ny shots at her,
only of which touched tho boat, doing damage
Since occupation Of Oweusboro by the rebels the
conduct OF the troops has been good Captain steaman
informs that their Instructions TO recruit destroy
government, and respect private property except
when absolutely necessary FOR immediate wants. Horses
have been pressed ranor extremely booSand cloth
ing taken presume thcse things the
head Of immediate wants They deny all connection
with those visited notice that nearly oil the
mands that have to city made up OF new
recruits doubeHs the prodnct OF the last government
draftand mostly from Harden, Meade aud Hancock
counties Recruiting has been go,ug briskIy the
country, and some few have enlisted from the town.
Our Baltimore Iorrespondence.
BALTIMORE, Oct 2S, 1894.
7ns Neo Csraation Not Yet Prociafntd- TAe A,0umst
Before TIE Court Of Arpeais to lis Legality, &c.
Tho expectation OF many, that Governor Bradford
would 10 night send forward his proclamation Of the
free consultation Of Maryland realized II will not
therefore bs proclaimed TO mornng though tho
fifteen days out In which soldiers votes tho
constitution can be received and counted.
The argument berors the Court OF Appeals At Annapo
Hs praying mandanls agsnst the governor, prohibit
ing his proclamation Of the instrument, continued
TO day by Thomas 3. Alexander, responded to by
Henry ekbrdge and Henry Winter Davis To argu-
ment will probably be concluded tomorrow, but 10 s
certain when decision may DO expected. In addition
the legal grounds taken, The allegation Is that largo
portion OF the solers' vote Ia fraudulent,
being returned from some commands than thcro
voters in them; and, besides, supposlng
tho requirement. OF the cath for 10 be valid IL s
not shown that tie solders took u. This argument
bo,crc tho Governor Mr. Schey has raversed lfty
ceptons and counted eight hundred and thirty
OF The soldiers votcs Illegal, while the majority for
tho constitution the home and soldiers votes
bined Is but elk hundred add nfty elk.
The Governor has not yst, however, abandoned his
ground, iha. he has only 10 go by the certncRes of
return that they regular and proclaim accord
ingly
The Provincial Con ference AdJourned.
QCsREc, Oct. 20, 1854.
The Conference closed TIA iabors last night and the