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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06
Gen. McCIe,Inn's Buggnge-Burning

IT, The Tduo, Of hs ~ ]. 7r'JnHe
SIR: IL your issue Of Sept 20. IN an edtorla!
heeded ''NcClcans Eeueat, yon discuss the subject
~ fine Generals alleged order Ito destroy all camp
eoulnsee and pivate hagg age uheD al"ct I" out TIE
line Of Fair OAKS and The Chickahomny FOR james XIV
or and seem 10 h thero II doabt ~b'u such al
order having ever been issued. YOn quote evidence
az It. Col der, Of the Engineer CoTps' VINO
seems pretty certain sb,ut having seen the order IN
either writing or print al McClel@n- Headquarters On
A.. 49,. of tho retreat but who n nnsble g. say positive
~ uhe,her or not the order actually promulgated
IL ia very angular that Should b. uny doubt apcut
the matter Ut e II is barely qucfion OF history and
b,uld ". retlsd ss such and II II surprising That
covy Of ,be order las yet been published for
affirm AID herewith submit reasonable rr"of that shch
nm order was issued that II pas promulgated 10 Tue
army in whole or IN part that fsas aud read WIN
nv own e,e. and that The Division with which was
then seryinc end Division. Hookcrs 81 Arry C%ps)
very GENERALLY compiled with IT, as II was In dui! pouHa
IN c,mp,y With al order from the Melor-GeDerai C"h'
manaing. A. 70 other portions Of the army. cannot
now speak postively though at the uine was uhaei
,,ood as n General Order and as such hPPnea"c "'"'
A. nr,at hereof cite the following crtrsctsfro ny
Cam, Journal written ~ at the time oil, OF 81 "esl
oov few days afer the events detailed and hoth'
ohout the natter ia'her than thus to 'indieafo the
truth Of history.
ian, ~ ls6e-sa,prday-Tired. weary. worn oct
Ycs,erday there vas heavy fighting, on on OUT nsht
0;ainrs's M.lls) with drlnite news ~ y, result
which is aIs sys bad for us Late In tbs alsrnon
FrdaD we're ordered to break camp ssa ,ePV, "
Gen. koldnson d nile or 40 In TIE rear, nc" Sou
Hoohers dquarters. Rsaching there, weir soou'
pitching camp again when an order came 70 p"'. r ~
aud support sumner on the
then a runIor Iat Gen. Mcclellan h"u
Hooker: "Thia is tho great day Of the war Porter
AID Norre lave covered themtelves WIN eo'y anu W
morrow Richmond siil be ours Iha run ~ Jug
the Brigade Ike wild.hre, and svots Wno ssa pss
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;.x.Ler.ey Congregational Nomiunstons
from Oes Special cou-.P'pd-n n
sourryurr l. Oct I, lsfJ.

from OS' Ny-clai ''Ii"''''"'" "
souLylLiE N J.. Oct T. lsoi.
The Unionists &C Tie lid Congressional DIE
.rict. comprising Hunterdon, Warren SOMERSET
M,cdlesc and union Counties) made iheii ,o''
.,resS:orn nomination today at this town. hey &c
lcc.ed chas Scranton. esq. Of OIfoF Furnace. warren
Co. Afr Scranton j. gentleman u fine a.ianmeni' a
,onnl.r citizen auc a s;Iong working Union man lie
came from Scranton Pc. which place Is named after
li, f,riy Al the breaking out u the war; Governor
Oi.n, az this State. appointed him on his stall I'm
-s,l Of Colonel ard be rendered invaluable "s@',enoe
IN he piompi o.e.nzation and Forwarding oi Ne''ef
,ey ,roops As TIE TIA District las been Tor several
,esrs oyefv leiInngly democratic. the Eiends oi hr'
scrrltoa viii not be greatly disappointed II Ne should
be defeated but they viii work hard. AID have The Fat
fction at Ieas OF reducing the customary Democratic
majority.
Tie Democrats o! this District met hero yesterday
aud nominated Charles Stgreay"s 10 represent tucm
In Congress Jr. S.tgfeayes wes Nominated Oh The
Chicago Platform al oOurss but bo not regarded Al
An ultra man He has lsd one or two terms IN The
State Legislature. o. H. r.
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John p HAM, 9th N. Y. Volunteer, Monroe Co.

John r. HANS b7th ". 4. NoluhNsrfp MONROE Co.
Cha. Khode. s3d n. Y Nolun,.e.s Warren Co.
John II. Case Corp gtn n. N-Lsvsrv, natagfua co.
Aorn soyc, 9Th \. Y. Heavy Anory, Ne-'che'icr Co.
sanu-l Egsestou iltb N. \. Volunteers, Chenaso 20.
Lolrwirk Sharl i52d n i. Volunteers. Hersimer 20.
Frank WhaoD iIlb j.. \. Noiun,e err Monroe o
ChsGuc.y NJ Ciase. IT'D NJ Y Heavy At-Ty. albany Co.
Henry Lees "a n. Y. liaayy Artillery Ne-lch.sirI o.
Joel u. Orfii $50 v. L. koI1 Schenectady 10.
ftl.n Granger, 9id n T. |o,nntr-rf SCHENECTADY 90.
Meuzo uia 81 \. Y. Heavy Artillery, fcr.imef 10.
WIN. H. Smith. 1ib n. \ Heavy Artillery. ASiny Co.
Benjamin :. ,iic,. 6ith \. Y. sounteers. hsles Co.
Norman H. Oskey ith n. i. ueavy Artillery, Cayusa Co.
He. sc. WiisD., .oih y. y. Volunteer Cayugs TO.
Jesse ,jsgr ssh \. \. heavy Arli ~. Wayne Go.
uor.o " h-bsiis 9Th NJ. teavy Artillery Oandags Go.
Cha.. Paddock 9Th N. 7. Volunteers. Lewis Co.
j. o. Snitn, Serg 9Th A. y. VoiUDt-s.,, C.nInUpa Co.
Msr,iuAci4an l3,d Y. Y. Volunteers. HelkineI Co.
Loreuxo Rice, l0rh n. l. Volunteers, Io,npEins 20.
Johu Col ir, ftb n. Y. Cava.fy New York 90.
Nelson " eshbainr Scrgt. iWh n. }. Cavalry, Enc Co
Dan Van tiousen, 10Th " Y Nclunieps Ulster 20.
Darwin casey. Josh y. Y. NolIn eers, Delaware 20.
JOHN QIinn Goth \. y Volunteers. Clinton Go.
John Flynn. Ib{th y. I. 'gnt-.f. New ! ork 60.
Join B.trf erh y. \. Volunteers M York Go.
JtIn..s A. Porter, 9tlf y. Y Volunteers Csyng. Co.
C A. hynder. 9Th y. Y. Vount--rs, Csyrg 90
John Wnrst rpl 9th :. Y. t. agy Artillery, Madison Co.
Albert Msb~- < Y. Heavy nrti cry 1t. Ls~rD nee Co.
James n. wi son. 1871 ~ y. Soun cr Montgomery Go.
Henry Foster u Heavy -tiiery, one ds 90.
Pst-ick HugEe-, i6th ~ j. olYnte-rs. new York 20.
Curl, Alderman. i.ii ". J. 'o.nn.eers Cr.ns. Co.
John Curin ~, y. Y No'un'" GERS. a."v-i ork Co.
ssnuei rrtti tn y. \. tog' teeTs Enc Co.
Oliver Ladno, Esd y. Y. !1untu II Futon 60.
Alfred K Graham, i20th n Y. Volunteers. Greene Co
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FROM yEW-ORLEANs.
RAe Rebels Driven from the Vicinity of
Morgnnaia Condition OF the Cotton
Crop, &c.
o>usspondeDc- OF the Associated preta
NEW ORLEANS, Tuesday,

e>rrespondence Of the Associated prera
NEW ORLEANS, Tuesday, Sept a, 1864.
The Sanitary Commission tins afternoon sent
stasmer load OF vegetables and supplies generally u
Ae feet and land force at Mobile Bay.
The news of Sherdtns fght was received yesterday
Hfv,,h Rebel sources and Rebel victory was Claimed
io-isy The Northern account came 10 hand ard the
tuivn men are az much eated the Rebels we're yes
srday. -,
Afl-r several skrmshes the Rebels have been driven
en- the Atchlfnis5a and the vicinity Of MOrganzia
&ae piece of an -ry considerable stores and few
arssoners we're t-kep IN these fights. The 0Sses III
H,ed and wounded Oh either side are triiag II mum
eM ,., :. -, o.
It's cotton CROP although badly damaged is not to-
My dertroyed as some Northsra writer's assert a
krfe plsntstion close h. Bston Rouge. rVh "hle ~
Sass ere expected val make 400. Tbs II exccptlo
~ che average viii be very ueIr half Drop
The YIsvo arrived this morning. from Nev'fcrS tue
asA.
. Tbe Governor Of Ohio has sent poltocss IN whio"
b take the vote of the Ohio soldiers ct tie election on
~ 18th OF October
Tie Rebel General Hodge, commanding narrow
Strip OF Mississippi. and outside the unioa hnss ~
bsor Rouge and Port Hudson III this state los nsued
- srLer faibiddne private ra.tc with the enemy.
TIE Qp.istions received from the Wet this morning.
nrEg New York Qyo.stions on the 90th, closed the
Ssstss mxTtot holders and buyers awaiting further
Ss~s Cotton begins 10 come in rather freely.
In politics there little doing. aud ell will remain
Rsiss until the General Assembly meets early In
ovesbe-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06
Connecticut Town Elections:
GLORIOUS RESULTS.

From The New Haven Journal Of 0c,. 5.
Below we give the returns, so far as received.
As Is generally the case they 70 hand very slowly
Enough has been received however to show that me
eat struggle Of Copperhcads 10 get control of the
ballot boxes" has resulted in another f1zlc. Returns
from eighty four towns chow that the Union men gain
nine towns while they lose but one. There l., as Is
always the toyn elections some Mlirg oil from
the Spring yot. Int IN townsthe Union Dnyrty
bas been considerably Increased, aud IN those fowls
yheI there hui been smaller mHJOrites. the result ID
caused 10y the VI interest which the Union electors
usually exhibit toward these town elections upper
leads are trying to draw snan coiDtsr from Tue Tact
that some Of msjofi,Ies not ~ large - m tue
spring but Il n n crunb that November VIII SIC taken
tom them 10y the noble ioI'iirs ebis viii then he
uniangiy ruled Up for Lincoln and Jo' on-L'beity
AID Tnon. The following il the result, far re-
ceived:
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From Fortress ylenree.

FORTRESS MoxRoE, Oct. 4-yis Baltimore Oct3.
The Hospital steamer from the Point Of Rocks
n arrived here with wounded soldiers from the Army
q the James She reports that Gen. Terry assaulted
~ captured Rebel battery the Now Market road
FORTRESS MONROE. Monday. Oct. 8. lsol.
The q. s. Hospital steamer George Washing
D. arrived to-day from Deep Bottom with 1875 wounded
psldiers for the Hampton Hospital. Among them are
J. D Shepard 2ls. Conn, and L. j. " alz. % Pa. Ar
uiery. J. Graft Ist South Carolina. and W. Benton.
n. North Carolina (prisoners, died the passage
The fag OF truce steamer KcwYork let Fortress
nsnroe OF / o'clock this afternoon with 700 Rebel
Nssners. to be exchanged a. Aikea's Landing
We bsye case Ia the Hampton hospital Of soldier
- received an explosive ball In his arm. the ball
sufng ont at three different places
Admiral Farragut arrived TO day on the u s. tfga;e
sooehsnnsh. snd proceeded up the James River.
bixD X TIE HAMPTON hosITTIL SINCE LAST nRToRT.
SAMUEL Knox 4h 81 Il. s-th 4. Dol-p6 <'h n J. Bat.
Esos fulloa. On s. IL. Js:ob 4. Mor-. s,h u s. Col
fs.. wOtions le.h 81. Ar.Aiex. BsoOtassi. 9th do
DIED IN TuE cHEsArrAxE HOSPITAL
esSA Z. A. ti.h s'st n y Msj.G.w.Us- Il Tenn ps)
DIED on TIE HOSPITAL TRANSPORTS.
psnu-l Winner ~ k.wi ORR II. Coyez. 4. - Coorod.
.A. ocss:ns Re. . %asso~ns R'sdai d. d.
Do DO Two soslsa .a d DO n as
bspor do. do. unknown
y Carpenter, Conn.
ADMITTED IsTo TIE CHESAPEAKE HOSPITAL.
~ & A Lud~ies' liz S'YrLy@ Z, A. hiHHe'iy' liz n
ls.t C. C. Cone, u s. Col Capt j. D. Ransom. I1 ny,
Nigh foot
FORTRESS MosgoE, Tuesday. Oct. 4. 1894.
The u. s. hospital steamer Thomas Powell
lrved to-day from Point OF Rocks, With wounded from
- North side Of james River. The following are the
isaes of the officers brought on the Powell;
~ NJ I. Donohue 10 N. H., Capt. W. j. Roberts, Conn.,
wounded in bio. wounded - .
- Col " H. Nichols llsNf Capt Z. Clay sara wounced
wounded In foot Lisut. 1. +. Jacknsp, u. 5.
- Col N. Il. Smith, Conn, Cosdi wounded 80
wound, a Ltnt J. f. Johnson, ~ Pa
~ l. Is. Porter, 81 ". ~ wounded
Sevnd~d Lieut.. D. 4. ABBEY, ~ u D.
oeps " Smith II U. S. Cold, Cord wounded.
sounded. Capt. J. Il. Prime. Conn.
tsa, w. n. Wright, II U. 8. wounded. .
tePd wounded. Lieut.. \ q. Meyer, III N. T..
t.si. AAsnson Denton III N. vonsd'S
T.. wounded Capt n. Bosys, Pa wounded
a1sot j. T. johnson u 8. Lieut.. A. B'os well, " U. D
Csid wounded. Sold, wounded.
Nineteen oicers l57 white soldiers ard 232 colored
)Ddery, all wouAded arrived on the Powell in charge
eoergeon J. l.. Milford.
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Prem Gen. Grants Army.

kpeas Army oY rHE PorogAc, Tuesday. Oct 4. 1851
The utmost quiet has prevailed in front OF
Petersburg since Sunday. ,
In passing over the ground where the Second pyicn
she Ninth Corys met with the reverse on SsturdAy
sss dead we're found entirely stripped Of clothing and
tvs OF three Of the bodies we're horribly molilstei
SEVERAL men bad evidently been murdered after beis
wounded and body presented spectacle too ho'Fi
~ 70 ha aescribed. ". d. MEG.
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THE GREAT CONTEST.
r,xw WAR IN MISSOURI.
~.,. prn,derina Of Rnilr"ad Tratns-An
Hxvr,.. safe with $4,000 s'eIrn-Es-
o.ps Of = uoa'-burser-tse". Ewing
Ysrccs as Rsiia-Pos'hsn Of she heSe''
Tive Villages Piandered.
ST.. LOUIS. Tuesday. Oct

ST. LOUIS Tuesday. Oct g. 1901
VIA train which left Hannibal yesterday
.iar for the West ran OF the track seventeen nie'
n Pslmyya. aud was soon sfterward visitod oy
- Of tan ruerras who searched ire IRAN 10Y SOL
.rs ssised the express safe containing about *"o"'
- three revolyers from the passengers and then com
,,,ed one Of tho employees fire the cars nelgh'
.in which arrived shortly after the accident was also
A,-,s, Three .olders we're the cars, but through
~ .,d Of the MESSENGERS they managed TO ehange tle
..,tor,u, for civilians dres'. and escaped detection
poh.r, London. @ notorious boat.burHer ard Rebel
uuder sentence Of death. escaped from the
susrd today en- route for Alton Military Prison lie 10
nat or 10 inches hgh, has dark har large blue eyes,
q ,xriy expression. and weighs 100 TO 40 pounds
An official dispatch from Jefferson City says 0" Of
Oh Fletcher's men Of Gen. Ewing's command nave
,v>ehed Herman No details Of their experience nave
bsss received.
Gen Ewing with the principal portion Of bis troops
~ arrived at Rolls.
AHis Quiet at jefferson City, the enemy not having
ysa appeared IN that vicinity.
The Rebel army is between the Pacific and Sonth
West Branch Railroads, with train Of 2oO wagons
apparently aiming at Rclla
The Pacific road is reported not materially in,ured
~ the Southwest Branch is almost entirely IN the
lssds OF the Rebels and the depots at ST. Clair Suli
x,a Hsrrson's and Cuba and the bridges across the
xsrameo are burned.
Nearly al the goods in Franklin have been taken By
~ Rebel. and many private dwellings plundered.
Ironton aud Arcadia completely gutted
Iroodae especially was sacked after Prices Chiefof.
nAa and other officers hid assured the citizens that
vs,vate property would be respected
A dispatch from cept Girardeau says Col. Hitler
ssmmandng there has reoccupied Charleston and sent
ibrce 70 Bloomington; his ouiPosts and cavalry are
nsssng the country In gil directions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
WILMINGTON. Wednesday. Oct. s. 1864

Little interest was taken in the election TO-
day. Tie Union vote not fall In Wilmington.
the Republicans elect a the inspectors and the Asses
.or Tie balance Of Neyc s,le County Is shout even
We have he nd nothing RON Ken, ana SUSSEX, but sup
pose that, ss csui TIL. election they have gone Dem
ncrntic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06
Lecsl Military Matters.
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.

Three hundred troops lett this port yesterday,
BALTIMORE. To-day Elk hundred viii 60 from Harris
Yaland 70 the James River Two hundred will aiso 20
y Hilton Head. On Friday one hundred and thirty
- wiz leave for ewOrleens One hundred and
egh'y soldiers Of the 10th Connecticut Regiment.
vseee term Of service has expired passed through tt
- last night on their way BONE
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Naval MOvsments.
THE z. q. SCREW STEAMER MOHlCAN.


This suppl- steamer is being got ready for sea.
81. ia now receiving her stores She Hes IN CON-
m,ssn on Saturday. Her officers have orders IL 10
GIVE The crow board tie vessel to-day atone o'hcS'
d. TO- e foliowih ID list of her officers ColnnendeI
Daniel Ammon: Lieut.. j. Marvin; Act M"ser " M
i;urdt. Acting Ensign, X. i. Huntingdon. Acting A.
ST. tan,- nymester. j. T.. Canncty. Acting Huhner
Tlos 4 Cassidy Acting First Assistant Eng JAS.
Brnkiusop; Acting Second AssistantG En"eh George
and Chas. IL. uokslcw; Acting 1hi.d Assistants, W.
F. Cogswel, VIM A. Long. Geo. Nelson and james U.
Heron.
MAILS FOR TUg sLOcKADISG FLEET.
The l.. ). steamer Fort Morgan late the ADJ
nj-aD sails the 18Th inst tr New Orl'rns, stopping
At the Atlantic stati Ms icy West AID Mobile sue IA
now IN dry dock, heying her bottom repaired Letters
uancrs and parcels sent TO the Naval Lyceu viii bo
forwarded.
DEPART UREs AND ARRIVALS AT THE YARD.
IN. steamer huntsville came in on Tuesday
antiac with yellow board. hut is entirely
rid Of it, 1he Claucus sailed On Monday The Nyaek,
hich Was reported ~ have gone 10 sea. has not yet
sailed The steamer Seneca Went In cuiiiniss!on Oct.
I'd. The MaImee. screw brig Iigged aud c,nying u
heavy BATE " sailed Tuesday night. The Ioinv INF
Is list If her officers Lieut.. Con-. james Parker:
Act Muster ard Executive Officer XII b. Burke; Act
Pnymaster j. s. Sroot; Act Ensigns Charles Power
Charcs clifford. q b Nichols. W. D Shacketord; Sec:
William Vetch; Third Assistants Charles X Mosber.
James NJ CLnk. and Gus. II Pfrl<
l lie doubl--enierr Pawtcke, Com. Spotts end also
the TGlniooss, Com. DE haven. are still lying IN Inc
stream and expected 10 proceed b. yea very soo
The iinnbopt Rhode Elard, which lcft Eosion Mon
DAY. il expected ut the Nav! Yard having In charge tue
| mouitor MoIadnoch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06

next Congress there will no doubt be not over &
Democrats from Ohio, and perhaps bnt D. The
State viii send frou IS to 10 Unionists. and will
roll up over so OOJ majority on her Congressional
vote GOD BLESS Quo AND GOD SAVE TaE RErUB
Ircl W. IL. p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06

Slr'IL DsplItb % Toe - y IFulI".
I,NCA-rLR Pa. Wc'inssd-y. Oct D iSoS.
A Tremendous Lincoln meeting Is III session.
Ten iles Of pr,,son marching through ,be 're'ts.
,a largo delegations are s:in coming The CITY IL nD
aal haa the ,ccple Are outside Ia the fields senator
Harlan. Ge... Ccchrrne and schuIs John W. Fofn"',
Winter Davis Carpenter Of Eeniuok,. and others are
Jerking
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06
The Delaware Election.

WILMINGTON Wsdhesday Uct D. Ieo4'
At the inspectors election on Tuesday, the
Democrats carried Newcas,- County by 81 Kent
County b. 800. SUSSEX County By $50 Total l. lo5 In
Newcastle County the Republicans had %32 majority in
October, 1852.
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Naval InseiIfaenee.

PHIiADsLrinA, Wednesday, Oct ). 1864:
The c. s. Steamer Neptune, sailed from the
svy Yard this Afternoon for the last Gulf Dockajing
S9asdroI. Among the passengers s Com. Sirihling,
~ eemmandant u the Philadelphia Navy Yard. ap-
Secinto viii be his Flagship.
The gnnbos. r. z. Cuylcr will probably sail this
N1aSncon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06
Cougressisnnl NominatIoB.

BOSTON. Wednesday. Oct 5. 1854.
The Republican Convention in the WIN Dis
trct to-day nominated the Homo W. Gooch for reeleo'
ton IN Congress-
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According to an official document lately
prnted there we've last year 47 asssuts on women
Committed England and Wales. for which inc pdfuss
we're charged before the magistrates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06

A Yorkshire woman has commenced an uns
derakinc 10 wslk thousand miles in thousand hours
She dressss An male attire and carries stiak.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06

Cor.,pondencs oil The N. Y. Tribune
PlIr ApgIPHIa, Monday Oct. g. 1864.
have obtained an accurate view ~ fenhsJi'a'
MIA State since have been in ts October CANVASS.
The co5usi.on of politics never was 80 apparent rs
Through the whole of this commonwealth. Inc
spontaneous patriotism Of the country is literally
massed at different points IN tremendous p"phiaf
gatherings, dag after day. successfully. war Dem
ocrnts 90 with the swelling scene. The approach
ing nth will present to Freedom d carnival OF
Union success and Joy write strongly for one
who generally receive appearances cautiously; but
no evidences arc unmistakable PeRa'yironia
c,H he far the IYar and Union by majority hree-
~ m ercess If ht0i IF iast year. Gen Sobehck Is
here Just returned from Indiana and Ohio. OHIO,
he SAYS, will be with US by minority running up
ward from fifty thousand. lie counts uDon Indiana
nth certainty. He reports Gov. Morton as aHfh'"-
t.c0ted raM certain sScoess.
Now VIVA. of Ncw-York Perhaps am mistaken
OF ignorant but | am afraid that there are rciuiss
hands ahold the Empire State. Why with one
half of the work nsdcrtakcn there that ~ accom-.
pl,shed here men wonld not stand with rry mouths
muttering fears Of fhe large peace majority sntci-
pated in New-York city; but they would, with the
slaerity of foreshadowed events trauipe dehanty
upon it. Excite yuor people 10 action. Why, sirs !
WHY is IL that with greater and better material Tor
the Union thar Pennsylvania has, New-fork should
each year hobblc over her November course OIL the
October cru,ches Of Pennsylvania and Uhioi
Yours for Peace through War,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune.
WAsHNoiOs. Wednesday, Oct 5, fe6.
ADMIRAL FARRAGyT.
Admiral Farragut is at Mobile Bay, despite
other reports 10 the contrary.
THE COMMANDER oP THE PoNToosUo.
1t is understood that the Naval Court Of In
qniry in the case Of the Commander Of q. s. steamer
Pont"osrc iep,rt him guilty # negligence in re-
nsning Ia Easpt harbor some hours AFR be mo-
tilted that the pirate Tallahassee was Of Halifax II was
not proven that he vas intoxicated. lie viii probsbiy
be broken.
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Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
WkslCHteIEh. Penn, UcI. 2, Ir'4.
Pennsylvania is good for 2','SV to
30 900 Yours, Ae.,


$4,000 Yours, Aa., -
SIMON CAMERON made speech in Philadelphia
last SATURDAY night in which he said that " IN his
long experience with the world he had learned to
know the sentiment Of Pennsylvania. We shall
have large majority in October SAID he, "and
an overwhelming one in November. Pennsylvania
las never voted sga'nst cand'dat" VINO was
elected. He then referred to hs recent tour
through the western part Of the STATE. lie had
everywhere met with perfect confidence end unity
among tic people on tuis question. We shall have
in creased strength in the Legislature" said he.
ave shall have fuller representation in Congress.
Remember that there never sas time TINT the
November election did not Increase the vote over
that polled in Oc;ober'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
Southern papers contain the following

Southern papers contain the following:
MACON Ga. Sept. 25.- The expiration Of tho trncs
leaves seven hundred aud thee federus and i've
hundred and two ConedeTates yet remaining f. be ex.
chang,.d which will b. done in day or two. Sher.
mai cyelry let Atlanta three days ago and passed
ont upon his right bTt yet General movement VI
YlnEec force Los taken plnne
Sherman nag over forty tholsard effective men, but
his stock 10 In bad condition. He II s@u bringing up
supplies President Davis arriTed Lc yesterday and
inaGc short und cheerful SPEECH. lia said sherman
would soon 10 forced 10 IctrcIt nHd At then the
scenes If tie retreat from Moscow y ]Id DO re-
Enacted.
ADMIRAL PORTER.
A report that Admiral Porter had been as
signed " the cot off Mobile Is incorrect. He returns
tn the Mississippi feet
GIN. GEINTzELMAE AT WHEELING.
Gen. Heintzelnan mas been ordered 10 report
at Wheeling Va. for duty US president, Of Court-Mar'
tii 10 convene on the eth last.
FRoNGEN. MRADES ARMY.
There can he little doubt that the recent
movement Of our forces the left failed to accomplish
the result anticipated
FROM GEN. BUTLER's ARMY.
Gen. Buffers forces still hold the position 40
Chapius Farm, on the north side Of tho James.