The New York herald., 1864-10-29

your intention to adjoorn today This announce
ment received with deep regret The great % ect for
ch,c you tO>re a lei together extraordinary cesica has
failed TO be accomplished. T.is failure gre ut in the
mast caomtous qu,ms>s 70 le Sae fe Stae IS not
proPriy dsnds tsnot in rgioer, aEdeT your
sent iao, @ hape properly defcndd u was in your
power Gomplish this desirable end. Unfortunately,
in my Judgment you have failed to exercise this power
have no further communication TO make to you
bat trus. mercsu Cod viii protect us, and enable the
save cur beloved state from ar impending dangers
hope when you return TO the regular session.
do shall ba success of cause
aud the establishment Of our country . liberty
T. II. WATTS, Governor OF Alabama
A Rebel An,i-Pcaco Mass Meeting I'm
Columbia. 3. q.
SENATOR BOYCE'S LETTER DIsAPPROvED NJ HIe
CONSTITUENTS.
TFrom the Richmond Dispatch Oct. 2e.1
One OF the largest audiences gathered in Colum
bia. South Carolina. Monday night consider
letter Of Mr.. Bayce Speechos were made BY that gen.
raj Martin and Colonel Cunningham after which rrso,
ton condcndtory Of the policy or Mr. Boyc and mi
him % RESIGN has sat IN Congress- were od4tc In the
preamble TO those resolutions find The following expo
sition Of Mr.. Royce's position
concern The ftrdeacy fae r Is 10 fas, jcciac Of
submission and suggest he ,otsh for reconstruction Its
logic is directly opposed secession and separate
cantederacy tn IN ia favor uf The remedy
proposed 10 extreme distress. 1t is full OF gloomy
despondency and Is calculated to create dissatisfaction
With government, and TO reconcile 10 that
of tho oncmy and TO disp,rit our army the lsld
From the seres OF resolutions adcpled We copy the
Resolved Tha. the opinion and sentiments OF the Hon.
W. W. Boyce 10 his published letter to the President OF
tmorous Despair which, heedcd can but lead to dis
honor and ruin.
Resolved THAT as South Carolina was the lrst 10 en-
gage In the c9nlcst In vhic volved fervonty
trust and believe she will ee the last to waver Or fter
10 the glorious struggle
lion. William W. Boyce, we utterly rspudiate aud coz
The policy he advises hs letter the President
that his 0p.rions irrec0nciiah.y at with
ceareEt conceptions OF pubic duty and patriotism aEd
that while accord to him perfect SINCERITY in the
course he has ;aken we can only regard him as upon
that very account the unit TO represent in the
councils OF the confederscy.
Resai ived therefore. the deboxste Judgment OK this
meeting, That the Hon. " liam W. Bcyce owes |. TO his
constituency az we'll a. to himself TO resign at once his
copy OF these resolutions be transmitted him b. the
chairman OF thus meeting.
was ma do and csrrsa with great unan:msy and good
fceug, say. the G,aarddn, to Invite Mr. Royce 1T
terd it, mec,ne He accented tho ipyitel.on and re.
turned with the ccmmisse when tie bic and rsso.
rtons read in hts hsariug. Mr. Boyce then t0ck
tho stand ana defined bis position and explained tho mo
ycs which acaa.od him in the preparation and the pub
lcaion Of mis- letter.
EarIy's Address TO His Army ON the Late
Disaster.
HI pEcLAnss Hkvs BSEN BROUGHT ON
the pssInx FOR PLUMBER.
From tho Richmond Examiner, oct 26.i
From officer who arrived last night direct from the
valley we have some late adviees from General Esrys
Our infornan. lett the army on Monday morning Ar
quiet. Inc eaemy bad shown disposition to press
him, and forces quietly resting and rccupcra
ing from the ard tear Of the last battle.
Our that the OF the late battle
very much exaggerated, and that dfSiy has ssn
s.sarsa ha't e dsar 'er.senici IN he dcounts ShcA
hacs teesi rtslisted Cur phoe toss ~ pr er> Ac sda
nil 40, escs,d tao hnndre' titled and UoERcsd sS
ha.drd. aud oar's~ Of art.perg, aeresatrig
i,o,n'vh-e, piets 1hi' 10 the sum total 0; Tue
Losses sustained by our army.
Ihe enenys ioss in killed and wounded very
heavy Wo learn from worthy of the
Highest credit that shcridsu kaown to have certain
lost u, tnoussud In Tho esrv part Of the hght bis
fell bsors the ire OF cur troops like grain before the
We hear ina, General Bsmsear. after being wounded,
fell nto ITO enemys hands tlrougn piece OF in riscre
ton on tho part Of tho ambusace driver. ON beng
ordered 10 rn out from the road by IN officer tho driver
taorghtlessiy replied tlst could Iithas he
the words said than the enemy pounced upon the
aubulsnce and nsde prisoner o. General GaInseur he
shot in tho shoulder ard ded soon after tang into
the hands 0s the Xarkeog.
notwithstanding the reverse cur army nae4 with in the
iais battle, We sre assured that The rel IN Inc
spirits, aud ready ior annhcr brush with the enemy
All the etrasglcls were ragIay coming n eoners IsrIy
arc enabled 70 give this morning II Is 70 be read 10 bis
IiEApo, Aa7rgs, y.rrry DISTRICT Oct %, 1864.
So,prrEs OF rHE ArsY OF ftiLxY;-
shad hoped to have Congratulated you tho apendld
Grove, on Cedar creek wncn you surprised and routed
two corps Of Sherdans army, and drove back several
IF ar.iyy s ons as,,.ara H.. Sarasea pr,son.rs.
rsua,sr # esor:. q torse quantity Of sRaI cr., ond
Of *. .so rou,ed carrs; tu. have the mortfet,6n
q a''nogn e g yoa tha BY stm sgbt>lnsn' 's'feon
disaster faesieh Hai ven ,.r,aint ee1dfaf %
ya'r dFv amf y2.r cs'or ne e"osy wold hQr been or.
o. ne h,ga no,i ama , as,ns 81 ms wgr lou woaa
Fishers Ilil, and entitled yourselves TO the admiration
and grsitnds Of your country But many Of You,
ft rrJity for r'grdsr, dseted yo4r coorf 10 sppro
priae 10 yourselves the abaldcned property o, the
my and subsequently, those who had previously remained
a. their posts seeing her thinned by ihe absence
Q. tho plurderors, when ,he enemy, late IN the alter
g Oh 9 q ss % %
pcnc and ed The fsd IN cosfls,op, thereby converting
rvmSr n .op listened 10 fhs aypso,s rncde 70 you ana
fade cad evse NJ me ias. monassf, The rsorsr Wsu,d
hare been cretst and the substantial fruits OF victory
secured but ondsr the a.cns srsai or bang cat,a an
pTne,stesn q, tsros or u: asmys ceeaig, You ~ould
tody o oaralry 70 ienesra's tda ard carry qg
Scrrr % f's aS aya yt 'r "nSs s1
With with tho gallant msu Of sas Amy Of O'Saqs,S Sorss.sa
4 Nifslu,, who Sun remain rronciy defiant IN the
trench ero1ri Richrond and Petersburg. Before you
as,in claim thomas comradas yoa will have 10
from your escu.sleobs tho blsmlshos which obscure
former regntaiion your country ard your homes You
| who havs fonsht a. Hmassss, Rcnmona, s5arpsrlrg
rrrdsgicksbgrg, Chancs rsvie, 0ettysnugg AMI FROM
ID, wilderness 70 d, t'rkl OF James river and case
| c!aly you who were With bc immortal Jackson ali
bic ri1mphs capable Of better things
solves thea 10 s9use OF sDq! naaAooi ara epYIcga.
ton o. tho sacred clus6 II vhoh yDs sre esarsf yl.d
u tno ndates Of diselne: rosovo to stand bT !clr
! cjlors In future ut all bazafds and yol get
| 5iCve your ropulstioa aub strike eileSglve lloas
! for your country rnd is caVse let evey mGa
spur from him tho pluuoer gathered The Geld u
the l9Ih and lot NJ Dsn wnitever n!s rank sh9tte.
oomhaiant or non comba,ant, dare exhibit he spots o.
That day they will be badges OF bis dshonoF--the In
slrnis OF bis disgrace. The oGcsr who rnuses IN tho
OF yctoryto place guard over sutlers wsgoo
for hts privso uss is bad the soldier who hais TO
so,rre fr hmself abandoucd clothing Or murey of
ylog fos and lhay Goth sell tho honor ef The army ADD
the blood Of their country for parv price. Ito VINO
follows bis the ranks or the enemy In pursuit.
OF victory dlsdsnlag ihs msoablc passion or glthes.
| ing booty, comes out OF the battle with bis
honor. untarnishod, and though ba,o Dotted ard