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The New York herald., 1864-09-13
The late Shooting Array.
70 rHn EDITOR OF THE RxHALp.

An rroneous statement having appeared In pour papAr II
this dayis date bes sAye n corr@d hs eams q ~
place ne IN falss posop before frenda and the puhd
large In hs Arst place, LIDO uos keep nvier saheo
aud NJ Wood exonerass ns frcr all ana aud does hcs
wlsh name connected at a with the upfortunse oceur
s he never entered nv house and hsd no simsu
cidentaL and Mr.. Wood very much sacnshcd ~ ara
jns my name ecunsc,ed With the ocsqrrerce. ! wrm nh
W. - JcHr OLfvBR n Cherry strsA
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
| Lincoln TO send Comm fssioncrs TO Rich

From the washington Union, sept TO-
We hear to-day, the best authority, lhat Horace
george n sanders assuring him that Commissioners will
be Quietly sent desired BIZ Messrs. Clay Holcombe.
W Rchrond negotiate for peace without condition
preeden the wary George, having had his angers
once has consulted the above gentlemen and has written
to Horace that Mr. Lincoln must withdraw his ettsr ITO
whcu, may concern Ho probably will, as Il Ia known
that great many leading men OF the republican party
have been here stery urging thai peace commissioned
be sent 10 Rlchm
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
Musical.


Mr. Growers season Of German Opera vas insusaratod
last evening In which must have aston shed
even the noet sauguns sdheren,s OF Teutoaic music.
Tns house was crowded to sufocstion-unp'ssssntiy
jammed. People pushed scrambled and fought TO ss In
We would advise the not to repeat the expc
rmsp, q selling many tickets for any one perormancc
Az TIE the house VAS subject or constant
compliant we lack sfsce 10 DO more iban notice the
performances, which passed ~ very 'srccsnfniy. The
or,hosrs under the direction o Mr. Carl Absolute, was
very ec en The chorrses we're excel eDt the ersrwbse
and power being all that could be desired The r'st N
scene appropriate. -
Sguor Iamo undertook the reis ci Faust a. moments
notice ard acquitted himself eredHsby q the rather
arduos tssk Nine Frederici Marguerite, made "a
yorabe npressioo last year In this role She confirmed
her foruer succcss by her performance last evening
Tns sdys voice ~ of very agrccable quality, well cu
tiyst.d and powerful. She was much spplsudsd.
Hrrmanns as Nephstopheles was very successfni.
HIS nance hsSpera familiar 70 The publc
who seem 10 approve o highly, 10 Judge from, the vo
hernent app they ever bsstov upon The artst He
acts the part with unusual intelligence and makes ap
WITH zrast skill.
The other artists we're all very acceptable IN the
sevsral rolls 7be whole or tho performance being salts
factory Tho great Soldiers Chorus admirably sung
ard as usual called forth auemeBdous domand Tor an
To. ptsbt Faust viii be given by the German Opera
troupe a. the Bgooelyn Acsdemy ot Music.
on wednesday evening Martha wa be surg At our
Academy for The only time this sessep,
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
E~.rcn rute,x,ntton Again.

ROW NAPOLEON ALLOws QUESTIONS TO "RTP7v.'
(Paris August 30l correspondence of london Times
The that France wiz make third attempt at
Intervention in the American struggle highly
probable. IL will be proof OF the efficacy OF the
diplomatic system chtch consists in dilorn1 qucs ions
rir IN order thot he results may Be euIied When thy
haze arrived al mafSyty. n, ~ tho commencement
France had recognized the Southern States she would
have offended the sentiments OF many account u the
question Of slavery. Bt thai erey IS csrtd,p r
abolition has po,t hs American oudyrei, there are
lew who would not rejoice that tho Independence Of
nation which has certainly displayed much courage
and energy the fcderas and unquestonasy greater
skin, should be recognized.
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
SHENANDOAH.

HARPxR's FsRKx, Sept. IL, 1864.
Tnefe has been change In the military suetoa sinoa
my last despatch. Working parties have recommended
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad this morning.
and 10 h expected the road will bs In running
throughout by Friday.
The New York herald., 1864-09-13

THE LATEST RETURNS.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 12-10P. H.
rityoDs towns give Cony 7,l77 majority this year,
against 0,4oS last year, showing net gain Of 6sA.
Augusta gives Cony IA majority in six wards.
The returns will come in very slowly 10 night, owing
to severe storm which makes tho telegraph Hnes work
hard
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
American Bonds IN Germany.

The London Trgss says--Lciters from Frankfort say
sour market has decidedly. for the present. received
enough of American bonds" The sale OF the parcels
brought by the last steamers has been practicable only
reduction OF two per cent from the New York prices,
and the Amsterdam market seems TO be IN similar con-
dton, orders for sale from thet quarter having been
transmitted 10 Frankfort. The bonds already held, how
ever, in compaayey strong hands 80 that specu.
latlye panIc Is Noided.
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
Capture OF the Rebel Guerilla GUAM
trciI at Indianapolis.

despatch from Indianapolis 10 the Cincinnati Gazette
the capture there Of Quantre the Missouri
guerilla he recognized the street by refugee
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
An English Idea 81 Final Separa tion
and Future Secession.
New York August l6) correspondence OF Londo
Japd


There is not the slightest probability not 70 say posi-
ration on bands with the hated Yankee nation. The
Southcrners hate the Yankees Of the North with pas
sonatc hatred and indeed they have reason for that
and neradcable oathng they feel for their enc
mics To make the idea OF peace practicable or rather
pride OF the Northern people, vast deal of
bosh appears the Northern newspapers ana nj present
there Is almost unarnous call for an armisice. or
the knowing not deceived cessation OF
hsics may occvynay is ncc cc1f1in 10 occcrbH tae
drn,s'tce ciu BE- niyly for N, rfupoe OF arranging
terms of ,epaTGfi0 Not only the Southerners de-
termined to have independence, but majority OF the
Northern people soc that they cannot snbugate the
SOUTH and they not willing 10 live in close rolaous
with men who would be virtually their cunque
rors The antssvery fansiicism will be employed TO
prevent the Northern people ever desiring union With
their time political prsthrcn OF the South-wiih the
victorious aslsvchoders.r There r.ry igror dn,
rorer,Si foot chSch have he sect Of silt frhsr
dtsyti,a unfortunate Noh Aftsr e tndep-nf.Te Of
s South u fy rseo2nisci the boundary liueS the new
republic being tho Missouri, ohio and Potomac rivers
with west Virginia again united 10 the Old bom'n ~ Il
PROPOSED hdi me qr,Gt NtJil> Stats nth portsR OF
N. Uesera States New York New Jersey, Pennsylvania
ohio Indiana and Illinois may into the Southern
coufederacy .ander ne Honoemlyy Constitution. This
would rid the republic u these pests the New hng
land Yankees, inclerant meddng. bigoted aud ava
ricious race whose conbioed fanatic sun and meanncss
disgusted the whole country II understood that
the lders of the peace rary who all hsil from lhe
Riddle aud Western S,atee even now negotiating
with the confederate commissioners al Niagara Falls
touch ing the project.
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
Farragucs Success.
uvyFcr or THE REDUCTION OF FORT MoN0AN.
rFrom the London Times August 2Q.l


Ths attempt Of Admiral Farrsgut on Mobile avs ~
spoyeiv for Sossh 10 distract their attention from
Atlanta and II seems probable that General Beauregsrd
"A Of the force with him intended 70 rein
81 port are nov confirmed from federal sources and
Vs able to form better conception OF the operations
ey bear great resemblance to the operations before
CHARLESTON. II would appear that force was landed on
uuphn Island a the mouth OF the harbor, IN the rear
d vort Gaines, Just ~ federal force was landed on an
1plsnd IN the rear OF Fort Wagner At Charleston.
fhe reduction OF Fort Gaines appears 70 have been
eNectcd by this force In be parallel instance At
CHARLESTON, aud the federal deet described 40
hsvng only engaged Fort Morgan. Admiral farragut Is
have senced the fort by tremendous FIRE OF grape and
canister His was 30 complete that every ship
n squadron 10 have escsped, the Monitor which
lost hav ing been sunk by torpedo aud not by tho
fs he severest struggle seems to have been with the
male Confederate feet inside the haTbor Three of these
disposed Of, but single ram, tue Tennessee,
, said to have engaged the whoe federal neei, which
spcssed OF eighteen rgstes and Monitors, for an hour
una o halt, surrendering at last oaly when disabled
- her rudder and in danger o being run down
h one Of the most gallant actions OF the wnr,
aad We shall look viii great trtsrcst Tor a
description of the vessel which could achieve such
result The account of the loss both sides mskes
S@Aerass are said have logt three handred men, prn
sipay prisoners In two OF the captured vessels
- federas lost two hundred and htty, no must be all
eled and wounded. We have no further news eycept
that the fcdorss are said to Dc marching BY land to
nnsk the city. This Ia no doubt ts principal danger
As federss probably no nearer the capture Of tho
Qsy by the occupation of psuphin Island and Forts
eares and Powell than they were 20 the capture OF Char
sston after the occupation OF Fort wagner B ne case
could be difsrt thsy could attack ne cty by oni
ssAek may Aa~ scns'derate eTsd spon the operaiAns
.hsfc~s Afansz.
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
The Pressdsn tiai Election.


War POLICY on PEACE PLArvORn PREVAIL
Prom the London Times, August 81.
A general survey OF the events In America reveals
eehng distinctly ~ the incapaeity OF either bellee
~ TO prevail against the other. A every point
pmander 10 hsd In check BY another, and neither
e4sin any decisive advantage. Ia the shenandoah wax
y the Confcdeates assume the initiative mahe
scus raids into Mary land and peunsylvapia but Ahey
dvsrce of q Northern force IN tho vicinity OF Ricn
ond where the main armies Of the beigersns are en-,
aged the ederss represent the invaders but sbso
siy Incompetent acoomp sb The object OF the nva
They scarcely be sad even TO occupy tho Con-
Asrate army for lee dispatches whse divisions Of his
sun 70 tbe North Of ~ the south. wherever thsy may
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
The Tnrf.

UNION ccrRsF, 1. f.---TRoITlN6.
MONDAY, sept I2-Purse and stake S22j, mile heats
beat three in 6ve, IN harness.
r. Cragsn entered O. 4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
r. walker sptcred b. T. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DIS.
n woodruff entered b. A. Cardinal DR..
D. Phxer entered IN. Crnone .,.,.,....., ar.
woodruff eutared b. T. General I. ...,.,,..,,. dr..
n usoe sptersd CHI 4 Hickory ......,.,..,.,.,. dr.
Qsart~ HaH Asle.
TIMn
rrnt neAe.,t % liz ksfA
shot and the bay colt The osly sha csme TO
the pose The latter w dhsanced the nrss heat, nis
dyjf beng undet weight having discun,sd before be
NJ ysM 70 DO 90 BY the Judges.
Tbs tvesty nls ,rot id not come o6 n the fsshicA
Coprss account Of the heavy condition " The track
Z m Patterson rsccs comnsncs tcdaE Three races
fov thrsS ysar oldswhich closed with twenty seven
spsris--and Atws mile heat race fct Akess Ths best
way OF getting "a the track b. the Erie Rs rped care -
W ara half past eleven O'clock the httef Ain bavne
special cars for the lsdy tistorA
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
Ths Niagara Fails Ssges,asion,.

AN KsaLisH viHw ov THE pRooaEpIsss--wuAr
MCLELLAS MUST DO TO Oct rEAcE vorFs.
INisrua falls, August 15 cerrespondspce OF London
Tmes.1
The opposition 20 Mr. Lincolns reelection gathers
strength every day Even the great McCIclan meeting
~ ksw York imposlns 10 numbers and e1uhsrsnt 10
The New York herald., 1864-09-13

IFrorn The london Times, August 80
Mr.. G. " Adams, the United states Minister; has sd.
drevssd 10 the harmau OF the "Unon and Emancipation
Society OF Manchester, letter stating that ne had
transmitted 10 the President OF tho United states series
that tho President had received them with the most
grateful satisfaction Mr. Adams goes on 10 say thai
suoh "evldently dsiptcrested and just sympathy wall
tend TO inspire hs government and people with new resc
luton TO rescuc their Institutions from the dangerous
abyss which American aided by malevo.
lent spirits both abroad and al home have conspred 70
open before thsm." They believe that, IN perseverna,
'they are promoting the ultimate interests Of the human
race everywhere and they and satsfaction In the
recognItIon OF their labors
The New York herald., 1864-09-13
THE MAINE ELECTION.

The election for Governor and members Of Congress IN
Maine took place yesterday Annexed are The names ~
The oondidatoe--
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-31
Grants Great Plank Movsnent-aBy
the left flank, Mareht" - Withia
faur hours OF Riehmond.

PHILADELPHIA, May 80 - The En-
qtarer has g dispatch dated Headquar-
ters Army Of the Potomac en- route for
Richmond via Hanover Ferry, MAY 9th,
9 clock, A NJ, stating that the whole
army is again in motion. Hancock
corps was in the advance, followed by
Wrights
Gen. Warren is joining us having
brought up the rear on our former righ.
wing, over the North Anua
Burnside will cross ct Country Bridge,
and will bring up cur rear. The army
moves With q celebrity never known
before. We will make twenty miles be-
fore night Sheridan is ahead, securing
the country Lee evidently thought we
were going to turn his left and give
him battle on the north side Of the South
Anna; but he IS out generated, and by
night we will be within four hours march
Of Richmond ORce getting Lee into
his works, we will go round has flank aud
into his rear.
The whole country here is planted
with corn. The pasture is very fine.
We sweep all before Us; horses, cattle,
mules, and all, fall into our train
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-31
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-31

Nav YoRK, May 30-The Times says
Grants reconnaissance found the enemy
in powerful position in our immediate
front, somewhas in advance OF Little
River The ground was also very IA
vorable to him, aud he had occupied
every hour 10 terrifying. II driven back
from here he had even deliberately pre-
pared the line Of the South ANA to fall
back upou Grant therefore determined
to reeross the North Anna, swing around
the Left over tbs Pamanky, and leave
Lee TO enjoy his position. A cavalry
demonstration Was made to divert the
attention Of the enemy while Grant ;
movement took place, which proved sue
cessful, FOR when accomplished the en-
emy we're completely taken By surprise
The HTalds correspondent says a
wounded rebel officer says their losses in
the late battles reached 10000
A special % the Times says Leslie's
brigade, 10th Regulars, S5th, 56th 9th
and seth Massachusetts,, and the 4th
Regulars, met With repulse in crossing
the North Anna They had crossed the
river aud we're driving in the rebel Skin
mishers, When q FIRE was instantly opea-
cd upon them from a concealed battery
Of sir or eight guns. The rebels poured
in terrible FIRE Of grape and canister,
when the brigade fell back to the cover
Of piece OF woods in the midst Of a
thunder storm. The rebels charged and
drove our men toward the river, just as
another brigade came mp and checked
the advance Of the enemy Four hun
dred and City Of the brigade were killed,
wounded and missing.
The Wortds special says considerable
diminishing took place On Friday, bal
there vas no heavy sighting near Hano-
yer Court House
Grants movements are progressing
well and rapidly Most Of the casual
ties are among the New England troops
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-31
NEWS By TELEGRAPH



New YoRK, May 30-Ihe steamer
City of Baltimore from Liverpool, 18th,
Queenstown, 10th, arrived this morning
There has been brilliant weather for
the crops.
The Conference held three hours
session on the 9th, all the members
present The daily Meas says they can
hardly be said to have advanced = single
step The prospect ofsn agreement Is
as distant as ever. No common basis Of
discussion has ret been agreed upon.
Tue Germans repudiate altogether the
treaty engagements
The Conference adjourned till the 18th
Of May, when more than half Of the time
hxed for truce viii have expired.
The daily Telegraph says France ad-
voeates prolonged suspension Of hostil
tiles as necessary.
Danish aeyices continued 10 charge
the Germans with plundsring and con
hseation after the armistice was de-
elared.
La Franco contains rumors Of a min
isterisl change in France
The protrscted trial of La Ponnerais
for poisoning, resulted in verdict o.
guilty, and he was sentaneed TO death.
Fears for the fatal termination Of the
Pope's sickness are greatly increased
LIVERPOOL, May lS-Cottou quiet and
unchanged Bresdstuffs generally dull
owing TO the very fac weather. Wheal
about I'd. lower.
LONDON MoSEY MARxEL-The dis
count demand on the Bank Of EnglanG
was unimportant, and the belief Of al
early reduction gaining ground, th'
Bank had reduced its rates OF discoun
| % per cent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-31

NEw YoRE, May pa special 10 the
Herald from Washington says an ARRAY
occurred yesterday at the National Ho-
tel, between Senator Chandler, Of Mich.
igan, and Hon. d. W. voorhees,, of In
diana, in which the latter slapped the
formers face. A tussel eusued, when
Mr. Hanneg4n, friend of Mr. Voorhees,.
interferred, and was in turn assailed by
Mr. Chandler
Hannegan struck Chandler with q
pitcher and dragging him to the floor
BY the hair, euffed him until the affair
was stopped by the interference of the
bystanders, The 6ght originated in Mr..
Cbandler's denouncing Democrats in
such manner that Mr.. voorhees, con-
ssructed the remarks as personal to him.
self The Commercials special today
says Senator c. is in his seat apparently
uninjured.
The above manifestion of courage is
Just what might be expected of Dan
VOORHEES, and "Sel" Hanaegan. Dan
would strike man smaller than himself
get into scufle with him and then hi.
friend Hannegan would come in as re
Inducements with a pitcher aud no doubt
strike from behind. That is ehivalric
honorable and manly.
This Hannegan is the same man whs
in company with Bayless Hanna was ar
rested in indianapolis for cheering for
JEFF. Davis BE is sn especial friend o
Mr.. Voorhees,. He has reason to be.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-31

seHaHtJ- 7. Melton, slightly wounded,
Company C-CaptaIn J. T. Cochran
badly bruised in the shoulder BY shell
that did not explode.
Company D-oapiaia-J J. W. Clark, hit
on the instep by a spent ball, but not
disabled.
Company F-Captaiu R. ]. Showers.
MORALLY wounded He vas shot through
the knee, and the Szrgeon not being able
to produce reaction be died last night
Company H-Captafn J. P. Glezen,
wounded in the right foot by a musket
+ ball flesh wound
Company Captain W. s Emery
wounded seriously in the left breast, but
hopes OF his recovery we're entertained
I by the Surgeons.
Lisut Colonel A D. Oven, gallantlJ
led the S0:h in the fatal charge, and al
though be lost his fEe horse, he escaped
unharmed
Company Fl went into the charge viii
% men, and came out with q loss Of Il
IN killed and wounded.
Up. G&##sE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-31
wouxD OF a wIscoSsos CORPORAL

WOUND OF WIscoSsos CoRPoRAL-
A correspondent, relating hospital scenes
in Washington, says:
4 corporal Of company E, 9Th Wiscon-
san, is shot right through the center Of
the forehead, the ball passing out upon
the right hand side Even to the expe-
rienced eyes the wound is dreadful to
contemplate Pieces Of the frontal
bones have been removed, and the sup
puraiion which Eli the wound gives 1t q
frightful appearance. The man how
ever will recover, and suffers but it'll.
pain. he IS able to talk intelligenily.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-31
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