The New York Herald Newspaper, October 19, 1862, Page 8

| clare All tye “*4R8tMOrS belong to Congress; and Taseure | utter, NYERESTING FROM THE SOUTH. ys‘ myepioien, “OUring w tore "essoutat to the An but, sayB the hoy “able . our cit 2 mantesance and prese, HOD of const onal liberty | ‘this 5 wi are ANA NOAan ton thas Uhe military be ever eug eubordiiags to the" provided th. ill simply pay the ‘ovvil anther ities. the tax aboul bs be {nde mazeover, @. person pay’ Davis 02 Jocomnaty : Vou then ive my wens baciiy but opiuandly givdm’ | for the amounts uaid an i Sth’, aaied er ALENT OMCOTS ¢ veo, wc! Teeeetels, ALR: Ai. STEVHENS, ey ee bail maxo due r WE 2, bs SUr¥ Of ait coliections 1 Nae ” : The Binancial Condition of the Rebel wh 8 the amoat “paid by en ——— and Medical Staffs. poate Vermmneate sy te che aie ud open ony the higher qualitien ‘of valor aut a surpees thet in Hebe) Gamboace for the Cumberland and iS 2. Secretar jae to cach tax; steps were to ~ come ‘enmecesce vers. ssinthtes CRIES We eam the Bick a ore botore, Congress, to ped? | Of Uke Confederate States, to bo termen i g Put a stop to their mean devices, | In the rebe House Pare a euecimet and interesting statement of the financial » Bends.” Now, sir, what does ai} peed wo Tax Wie age oo currency, Theis | MW. Foote of Totes 1 MOE ee eee a Alexander HH. Stephoue on Magy. | (os ition of the country . ant t0 enlighten the public as to | t ‘s this very part of the proposed lay wi» -O'—why, | newspay.. BOOT Or tne oS Wy melminw ow ' duced the 2 Smewot Of the House, intro- | 4... + ; . P eae aaa OF Gur puble debt, ite clus, the receipts -t | crue ebtraster, We wow have the ange” discloses hs | spurious notes upon “Mf Deople, Whilst = eeecmmrecn 4 ~Eigived, That the President be jal Law he ireaoury ug te Ie August, and the probable demande | forth from its inking piacd. It is thie”... \Ririt drawn | Cipepver. a voreespondeus c. Se of Pang ceoupiod Rot mR wiry IH ogee apis | tial Law. ee eee ee pen the rosburves ef tho sont view | templated get whcheerabilahes won cl'se oF the cou. | that the whole of a countey mergh- nae Dar yon, | ationaten ant ot he Wor Miansvimant. ang | 00 : of ihe contiamanco of the wer and the exige ‘pon Mt, that it wan aye, at T Lave. hevetciove | bought with counterfeit Confedr — apta NGS Tad been | ent to thir House, of the expense necessary to be iB- ~ ad conetr y,arining Luoretrore i We distribate this informa. | a foresa foan, Sndependent ra annie ebiala money by st cote Droutury noves. curred in the establigbment of complete military defences } sary that : Gon order appropriate heads, * seature of the bill is of o objections, this | Héavy Purche | ——. slong the banks of ‘Cumberland rivers, ing oF pre Phe Ficancial Condition of the | 01” wr wise muro mamma coma ciiaen of the Sy, tmutre, to dicgunl overy high: | :. sgh nce SR PRE NCES let te rating may fuyure advanoo qt ape evemay. | SNE 11, 8% present occasion be lost, ie ae It is agcertain : po piahed wi upon our favor” an vera men into the interior of th ‘Yorhessee, > ws a wale * Rede) Government. ‘Teeas.ry Department, tat “eg qh a Mo ee aie TOUNaGD ye reRaG. The principle on which | parehaei Penne.” Tenant Missiaatpyl, Dy water ia pa hic adoquatd Sppro} and | statesmen who contro! their interests to afl fon Ritaiiatn ss governipent from 388) oma @ expendityges of che J. the bill founes® ia cho well kaown obo of " stand and | ouut-” -g 4.500 bead af cata in Texas war gan0'060 In | Hans for Us Popose may be ianmediately ee: | cxaslenm. 18 tay WaMier No She ZAguNatO OF: Vi ont - Nacho aaniegeatalt aml eet Sonreate ie eer ‘At ehould be stated, | od thd viosnta that he i Sanetnced te hiv | au qefelt money. The cattle were drive: to Miekson, | Resolved the Prebident be requested to cause esti. | YMer. 3 ong eae ae ever, that, Sve’ malio® Of the ‘amount charged a8 4 Peres and ret out upg hia wonderter sovet eee Ae, | gly, be taken by the government and pid for iu wen | quaker to bo made Ou, At the A er sevar ate prot ‘with their cel the souk Wend The Rede! Pestal Departwens a N ture, has been paid for the redemption of deposit | traveller, who, it-will Be, revoik voninres TES aimes«white backs.” ‘The Atlanta Confederacy states that | *© this House, for the building and fitting out, for the pro ee ee oe de. ‘ tbo agnrogate above stated in aunject wo | op the roads, wills youtty al mit omatUR oF the counter eiter " tection aod ‘efence of the Cumberl ae of the Confederate States, of the s a Ie, Wile pot et coun tla unter‘eilers are mosily of one family. and 118 con- E fence of the Cumberland aud Tennessee | firdoren from their limbs and hen 1" Payi © Sat abeternens when topaiiaced ip’ tha light ef actual ex- § contained in his Gapnue,5 im, tho” fy | nections, named Payne, and are irom Keuiucky. ‘They | Tver, of twelve gunboats; of eniiable size and constr rom, i arms placed im their ‘aying Cencern. pensos - ae basen, on geting through with wey | carried out perhaps $200.000 to Texas, a.d purchased | tow for said purpose, iu order that the requisite appropri- The experience of every day since bas only coufirmed thir The expenditures “up to the Int of Augushare gofel- | {onded 13 bin’ and the gus ef'a pica” _aaeten ne. | me 7,0 vend of Mine cattle, some twats, No. 1 ne. | Allen way be made at ance wrnieeaten et diceaistuahion af toe esopent cateeere: ——ees saad lows:— wayeig j ° groos, fine horses and carriages to ride in, and - a" 7 soniean:.. . sos ano 38) | TRIMS pomted towards "hin, whilst” ebibor of tbo | Sth tbe, whohe, aveceestully crossing tho fn eiK | wWuture Movements of the Two Armies, | Die reception of the army Dy our people: I think shalt Myr. Foote on the Rebel Pax | xovy pepartnont vee eorart |\s alewested | In tho mar, bo heard the | river at Vicksburg, When they had got their booty ‘ail |, T€ correspondent of the Savannah Republican (P. W. | Be able to, show |bal mick 9 coetbiete By Maeeed watt . N si pray nes AED 14,660,777 | a distressed beggar a few soue,”’ ae of God, give | sare y AL der di f Winch p: - ap | UBreagonable, It is well known in Richmond (outside, at Cryil and mircedaneous see | aoe enich carenelbly be take? ge es Re ENS | haley on thin side they extmmenced.a system of extvave. 2 jmder date of Winchester, Boptember 23, writes 88 | least, of oficial circles) that the sdvance of the ayiay +. 10,7865 a o unt expenditures, whi suspicion, Mf » Law. ————- | ik to whut formerly occurred” 4 of tie case ie W liken rr cine seamen wan eran nee ri many began te |. Tho heavy work of the campaign is probably at an end, | into Maryland took every one by surpiise, All ul ....$828,748,830 | jron mailed Tudors and Pir’ often in who days of tho | think it was counterfeit. At this etage adosp.tch was | Jackin znay be left in this valley, bud the greater persion Yhat such ap. adwaven would, be sade. bik:-mone ausiol- vey a Garena be Tequisitious upon | warlike wousrch $60 ‘ aterenets of Fugland, when the | recetved from the Governor of Texas ordering their arreat, | OF the Condoderate. army will, is: Lhowght, take-up ts | Pated 80 early a realization of thelr hopes. AB woon ax the angver 6 en a ee hacvatste, an: || wants ypen ig pe gt Myon himself to levy bapovo- | Four of them wore taken into custody at Naichex,ond | Poulton belund the Rappahannock, preparatory to going | Hotifled of the fact, I left Richmond and pecsved forward . » wind. a th . 5 ‘i ont the t Na ss 0 wi : ar arm, speed wi Rebel Gunboate for the Cumberdand and 1 wefsiove, ter 2 ir ‘0: ie gare ABs tyre testa which | et ensue L terns De vr irom Ales into winter quarters; while the msin body of {Be federal | Derroce meanw of transprtatin coud ard “On ty ar > Be. SLesees OF THR PESLIC Dut. Na lation cau be reyarded, 18 te suy- cha aa Mredericktow i ‘rom rival here, I ascertained that General Lee had left Frede- ie Tennesse Rivers. | Ju examination of our funded debt account wil show | farnishe aie Baa pene The Markets at the South. Tappenaancenish the nauk entre tah thee io a rstown, J had * ade that a iamentably small portion of eur public debt exiets | tion fram the bloody ‘of ibe Lrench Revolt. | SPRCIR ONK HUNDRED AND FORTY PER CENT PREMTUM, | waste. Corn, wheat, hay, bacon, hogs. eet cetiie. bal onlyonmy SAAN APPL, PY ad in thie. form, whole amount of bonds and siock [te oy forced loans were boldly reserted to in order COFFEE ONB DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER } even mileb cows, were elther destroyed or native soil, For wise reasons, apparent to all, this abi - Nee jesned is as follows — eat oe @ rapidly depreciating assignat system; and POUND, SALT PHIRTY-PIVE CENTS PER POUND, } by Pope’sarmy, 2nd there is not food and forage enough commander immediately afterwards recrossed bis army WHOLESALE CQUNTERFEITING, | Ficnt per cont stock cad bones, $41,007 20 i 43 perhaps what our Chairman of the Committeo of | SC@AR SEVNLTY CKNT@ PER POUND, Bye. in the country to moet the wants of the few ichabitants | % the south bank of the Potomac, after baving spens bus - 7 | six per cont call eertificeten... 92,787 & Ways meant, when he ao gignificantly remiided us that RICMAMOND MARKET, Jeft behind. “Mil! houses, threehing machines, manufac. | ® few days in two of the extreme western counties of & ‘ ae a wome ene hus suid that ‘History was philosophy [Prem the Richmond Whig, Oct. 8.) turing estabbshments, wagons, carriages, and farming | Maryland, during which he captured a large aud splendid i ae. Totadsc.cersersercssrereteretssncnserssei ete teaching by examples.’ Why, sir, we are ait bovnd | One of the mest extengive auction sales of merchandige | tmplements wore burned or rendered nuclease; bridges | 1¥ euipped army at Harper's: Ferry, and gained» bril ‘This statement indicates an evident ind a, , rotye! to remember that Aristotle uttered this pointed | whic have taken place iu Richmond for a long time, was | blown up, horses and stock hilled or carried off and fur. | Pant victory over the main body of the enemy at Sharps dioi trosn | ur poople to make snvosements in this fig M@osition of | raying more tha two thousand years ago-—that | the sale yesterday, at the establsbment of Messra. Tardy | niture aud private libraries and papers wantonly mut}. | BUTE. F only participate in the universal hope ane beliaf of re rud.oio Adeticnal stems of interesting newer Sur people to vince rok much of the ight aud fr | Bolingbroke rovterated it in hie age, and that | 4 Willan, Gary aid Thirteguth st:eeus, wh, in addition lated or committed 1a.the flames. With those facts botore | &hé pevple that the gen tus of the commander and the wrbroter ‘eur fol! Dfer of late Rickmend newspapers. fiandard of value ang etary gap >, Thanca ofthe | our own: sage avd profoiind Jeffersom gave renewed iy regular wholesale grocery bus ness, hive inchided | him, the roader may form rome adBquate idea of the diffl- spirit of his troops will soon Sutil the promise of his provi zac Sounbry, which BATS beqa The conse’, ok prices -im the | iteration to it somo fifty yours ago; and nothing TMmisgjon and auction sates. Their firat public | ouitics the attmy eucountercd on its march throngh this | 2/0” 10 :he pe ple of Maryland. Jem, Davis on Tacompetent Army Officers. | ana dsproportionals jzehe’of ‘Tre, rence of-te large | i indeed truer. But would ‘the sigavious and oru- ame off* yesterday, and w.# attended by a large | biasted wilderness, and at the same time see how impos. The people of Maryland had no notice of the advance Jet, Davis om Yucompetent Army OMleers, | ang dvronort anes sate Of TP gary uoten, dite chairman, who, is now. deguing to. edily, un | omcourse of buyer#, speculavors and lookors.on. ‘ihe | sible it is for it to go into wiuter quarters north of she, | Of the Southern troops. | When General Lee was in Frode. » T meeniaay tate sabia kaghecanei eee cen ante to | tonehing the arcana of phnauciat 2ownce, ish to seek in- | Bidding was spirited, and ina fow bours wbout $160,080 | Kappabanncck The cond:zion of the poopie in the Vatley | Tk he was forty five miles from the city of Baltimore— he pent upprenoh of the day fixed for your adjourn en ie eae, 2 mame O16 Piruction aloue from the scons of Jaosbinical vioknce | Worth of xonds were dispoxed of. We sulyoin a list of | of the Shexandeat, where we now are, is. somewhat et. | city surrounded by federal bayonets, jealously guarded wont inducer leo to renew certain reoommendations 1: song, RATER a ie ARE and! robberies, oF advise us to select exaryles for our pre- | the prices obtained for the leading artieles:-—Hrown sugar, | tor, though far from good, whilst the climate is moro ge, | BY Miarmed foderal police, and lying im the shadow of Sette commencement of the session, and for which Icgis » 6 the dteasiry “up U0 Tet of Angust from | eent imitation from tho bloody and atrocious scones ut | i hogsheads, extremes, 02350. a 6 vere, and the transportation of supplies wholly dependene | Fert McHenry and two powerful fortifications located Taven hw net yet provided. The awbject of the efticie 6 of ago are ax follows: — revolutionary progresé and jilumination a which Danton, | 686. yellow clavitied, in. bags, Neu wagons. Helow the Rappahannock we would have | Within te limite of the corporation, The advance of, ihe @ the army ¢ one of paramount Imporiance, and the lei- reseravv scars eucbenes $1,487,999 | and Robesplerre aud Marat had such noble participauey? | 40 4 GBe. : white fled ; 71e. 5 two raliways— that from Richmond and that from Lyneb- | SY teachod Frederick ov Saturday, and on the Wedues- i eegtina parm ey oe be OBOE. ; L274 709 | The goutieman’s Wistorlo suggestion has rwally rathor au | Sugar, $) 12 a $122; molasses, $3.05 a $3.10 per gation; | burg, which meot at.Gordonsviile. yyneh- | day following the army moved off towards Hagerstews ak eB id rnp ogee ig red f Febroary 28, *8al. 15,009,000 as aspect, when wo recollect that it was jn the | Vice, Siac a 1c. per Ib.: tea, $5 a $i po vical and became engaged in the investment of Harper “¢ Id, whose practical experience of the rp bernie eae 4 2,613,988 ef of tho reyolntionary drains | per ih: lard, Abe Advance of the Enemy Towards Gore | Ml the patties of Boousboro! and Sharpsburg after which prage practical experience of the | under acti De 87,585,200 y an over-expandod paper ‘currency $185 per gallon; 00} Montene, it immediately returned to Virginia, where it now is. Agprterontren ys roagusy notes arch 9, 1861 fo, but that then, other famauts exped lacking at $3.25'a $3.30 alls.ice, 16c. a | ‘The Yankee force, which for some days has threatened | Thus the {uct simply is that the ariny made a hasty t asclpine and instraction cannot be F eanianed me rote exercise by overheated and brain 155 a $1 60; brooms, $21 50 a $26 60 per | WH Advance upon Gordonsville from t Passage throgh two ©” the remote countice ef the rpoaes of defence, still leas ations | interest Treagury note con the herly burly er that 450. a 50. per galion, 5) reams common | nAssas, it is Bow ascertained to be a body 1 Siate, nanely, Frederick and Washington, whieh, try. a in etn oo aed al a Gao datan anton ry D » $,gained for a seaguu at $7 504§$855 pers maged: ce tton, | ly ef new levies the gommnand of together with Carroll and Alleghany, are well known to Ae is theta aioe toabe ae ve olla abd {ive AOllat ROWS oe os |, 848 O00 | eavil power; such as tho tamous maxim park 2 i stilt jd an ansottied conditinn, | Ostimated to number from thirty to fifty canteinnessiy-all of Uie Toth. Gp Black. reponions wagay reed apes getcel (nip patnng fesnperary ‘oan from banks —balano 2,028,000 | prov'sious,'of whieh, if 1 mistake no! have aloo ing to sell, anticipating ‘urther ad- | Wednesda in body of this tt | lation of Maryland. And yet { will say horo, that even jo F and cajacily of wulticrs. “The Wor lksosevsssersss aad ects '530'910 | heard something intely; tho universal # ition of the | vances. perfine hotninally at $17 18 por bbl. | tween quan creek, while thelr cavalry | “te two counties first abcvo mentioned thore will be a nod be imearted w competent officers, No powei ad siete milltary power for thai ‘of the civil functionaries: the | Wheat i active at $3 3083 40 for prime. with an up. | Dickets wore thrown ont as far south as Catlet’s Station, | 2e¢ided majority cast in favor of the South wheuever mow oxists bY sccuring euch officers to ili vacan- Sergeant | serene sees cance s $003 goneral seizure of private owedly for the pay | Wr tendency. The receipts are incre sing, but, ag here- | where Cedar rowees the Orange and Alexandria | reasonable time for organization and a free ballot vox wre shanicsileus and’ yeottions tail wo ancemplish the: of the cepemiitien cee cet short of the wh, hie use, without even a pror nat | tofore, consist largely of old crop, much of wiich was | Railroad. We hear it suggested in official circles that this | 2DAl! be secured to the people, || wae born and have lives. ‘wbject eonerr eee ped eg of tbe govermnont by $4: bowie ousand other horrors which Jers | eld over trom last seasen. Apples have atly-n ed to$10 | corps is gent into on 10. camp of instruction in | ‘bereator part of my life ip Frederick county, and can streme cases ought not t6 furnish arule, yet some | yu ied the government has ait wo! the past baye faithfully recorded 4 $15 per bb), and are in demand for distilling purposes, asonod to actual campaigning. | *P.nk advisedly on this subject, rane. <aNe8, SNERE I, He ome | xue only baluvee of Treasury notes, $16,160,108 shasenes Baron is higher, We quote hog round at 60c. a 660, But- {o-alter. the opinion, hitherto fre- | Now, SH» please look at the map of Maryland; consider Sees wicilg ahcteg tne 6 $27,961 887 to be provided for by Congress in a further lor js alo advancing: His now held at 70c, a80e. We de their mission is to create adj. | Well the circnstances above briefly alluded to, and say* Sender consideration for worthless and inoor ee of the ¢ currency, unlosw this balance can The Rebel Congress. net hear of any changes In other articles, version which #hall rei nof the presence in | %£.1¢ was possible for Baltimore city to respond te thi Senter consilerssion Ol Sere nd ine pe paid t ike THE NEW BAQE OF INTEREST ON THE REBEL DER. Ricnwonn. Oct. 10, 1862. his front of the Army ign, Proclamation of Goneral Lee, or the eight countics of men who fail sarriftces to thes " FORE OF JANEARY: From the report of the pruccedings of the revel Keuss | Bread—Navy 8e., pflot 9e. and butter and sada Ile, per . eastern shore, divided from the western Chisagaens, Ue At 6 Not AiMouit to devine a proper mode of obv.ating shis ¥.vo ‘seve general eur- | of Representatives, on Friday last, we extract the ful- { 1p, Baeou—Supply again Itmited, same qua.aty ab omer | Terrible Settering of the Rebel Axniy. | Suite lougtn by the Chesapeake Hay, or ihe countiog, Of evil, The law avtherizee the refusal to prowove ofticora | th phe exsenl ae Dy con wrens ao eaees ee ie, per Yh. Batter—Rotail, 0c. a $1; by package, 81340. | ,, Nontronaer appeal f for our really auffering army | St, Mary's, Charles, Prince George’, Falvert, Anne Arup Se ach. found Encaaneeehiah Dibeteamlaa ana the pre: tee prtions alrearly made by it and not yet paid. | Mr. Kansmn roported a hilt to reduce the rate of inte- | a $i, Candios, alamantine, $1 con$1; by packtge, 814¢. | in Virginia could be given than the loter of P. W. A.” | del, Howard and Montgomery, eit within striking distance Seetien: of their Galore tm tebe stead pat tuctaddas onde? and airo the fartter appropriations to be made. rest on the funded debt of the Confederate Stator, as fol- | 80c. Corn, $190 a $2 per bushel: goarce. Corn weal Pr} in the Savannah Reyblicun, which we recently pablished, | ° Washington city, with McClellan's army advance te- fo which no of Snabiing to Pegienens ia £8 60) “The appropristions already made by Congress and not | lowsi— 225 per’ bushel’ Conon Rio, $2 por Ib. wupuly ier | TES statements, paiucul as) they are, must be bolieved. | fuplesyitie, on Babimors of Harford counties, within the promoted to the grace cf colonel, and no officer 1 on Ist A yount to $164,087 380 98, ngress of the Confederate States do euact, Fast Fae am Pe ante eiparkee ee $1 bee gig 20; | The Condition of our brave sokliers, who have survived | feleral lines, and beyond the reach ct Support ar Seger eae he peg het graph otimates Eubmilted by tho variour departments of | the kecretary of tho Treasury is authorized to reduce the va, $16 4 $47 60 by dray load; family, $18 50; ad 550; | the late rigorous cainpaign, is indeed deplorable, and | tat the people of Maryland nover had arms or ammuni- Legislation providing for tbeselection in such cane.of 0c \iitiowal supplies required to raake good defi s | rate of interest on all bonds and certificates of stock to be ony fo. Lexthor -Governmene prices--sole, $1 | Something ehould at once be done to reileve ‘thelr preas- | Nition—that for fifteen months their houses have been ee nrg bli gorse sey reget Yan insaed after the Ist day of Mecomber nex er Ib.; upper, $1 60 per Ib.; nt Prices, sole. $1 | sug necessities, Every heart will thrill with emotion and | Settched, and thelr privace arms wien from them shat ucarans ganged end we aoe a@nnui not exceeding six per cent, pay s ing $1: ealt sking, $1 75 per d- rough skirt- | ey cry eye moisten whcu that letter is read. We earnestiy | toy have a t boon permitted to hold mectings, public or where ofcert elect mit for the poeitious to | Civil ti ail iTeastiry noves issued alter the said Ist day of I'ccem- | py smell. priave would comma a 450. ‘Molasses, $3 50.0 | Call ten Lot us be * instant im action,” ana | Privite thal, shey Rave een cle puinage: thet which they may b lection oan be inadd |! auigceltané ber shall be fundable only in (he said bonds or stock is cn, Oulous, $3 a°$4 per bushel Pouvioes- | £24 forward to those shivering ranks clothing, shoes, | [O"styrt x Aulieston 10 the soa\ eign) aeoeaeee Shak mich they may ve inade | Bisceltrigo qene-bh boc redusl sats: Proviled, Svewdver, tak this Neen eee eee een nen oe aeeeeo a { Lats, Dluikets, aid ail that ix noeded to make then com: mo effort. nt Cegenisation could poaaibis he tande— shat im, fo mmch wanhtr at saveah eduction sbail not ine! ae n $0.0 64: sweet, $8.0 $4 per bushel. Bye, $2.90 | fortanie. ¢an'we sit sen caelly ond eomporedly by our | ti. condition of ahings our, army suddenly appears, in aimorong vacancies now ex sting Fequired to meet any contracts made before t Soe, Dae Orth, Tere ee uit cWeet’ | NaH firesides th's coming winter, aud think that those | ZemiNe jjortion ot the Stl, da ect gh wpridieg a While this deficiency of colmpetent cifeers 6x afuresaid, or any Treasury motes whieh shall then bave 3 Perle Wheat ints cession ty has ad. | WEOae defending oor homes are I actual wank? There | ese oie of ietvians Caisrapin oitopeiaste Best dn some cases, there is a large exces® Jn oti dven Jesued. : Fanved, best red, $3. 324g: best white, dd, jmerier | 1%,R0.one Amour vs so cold hearted. |The importance of tthe people of | Mar ried Sexier aie Picasa oa $e ee en) Scene teat coh X to deieraipo the bent hice of" raining | | 2, The suid Secretary shall have antbority by public | qualition ee Cores, Re aaa: Dart, wiiie, 10; Surerier | kuis call for help. tbe over estimated. Reader, 1t | We *pply to Maryland a Jeea lenient test of loyalty than to By the casualtios of war. by sicknevs aud other causes heré seem but Iittie prospect of rake | notice, duly advertised, to require the holders of Trea- | millers. A further advance of J0e. sna’ bo quoted for | SPPCAl# te you. “Le work-—t ; 15 | Blow Ccedie ce SaTGR, Or 1 Maes en oee ee ar (c be comparatively usvless under the prover. t org ai)i- he money by a sala of bonde or eiock, a resort to | sary notes to.come im and fund the same in eight per WootMarket firm apd arriv. <i» )).bt, at 600, & a Denar elgg med nada inare Roreraliotre catered fe be comparativoly usvlens under the prove. torkayi- | Treasury notes reens 40 be al thakawill bo lagkto ite dia- } cent bonds within four months after the daie of wich per ib.: merino, $1.25.2$150. s ‘ Bhall we soske: reese aes Sumber of offirers excoede thut of dhe privates present Cur fon BES notize; and ai) notes which shall not be presented for | Speri.— We quate gold and silver o 3: 0 140 percent | The Ch novaraby tan sry Go toe mae Sees oeed renee Le - Ss kleb thn Moat ECON CTE. pes 4 iby pal BEARING SOIVR. ‘ fynding within the said time shall thereafter be entitie! | in demand. Sterling bills, 185 @ 140 per cca’, le Chattanooga Rebel of a recent date ays ginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, and other States even fartber Soir, tek vasieaaeie, im het shes eae Foes Te € experioneut oF € minishing He qvanity of eircula. | tobe funded only in the bonds or stock which rhai! there fom P : . Brigadier Gencrat Chalmers is under arrest | sonth ? Shall we comtemn a loyal State becanse it eon. : Seuss oareue gui eu y interest bearing notes abd depos. after bo wened, under ihe dirvstion of tho Secretary of \ RALEIGH (N. ©.) MARKET. for making the attack on Mupfordsville. or Green River | tains a disioyal minority? No just or prudent man will the conto eri ion tia eakacroeenrh weaiice) the Tyeagury, at ench reduced rates of interest. + {Frum the Raleigh (N. C.) standard, Oct. $4 erage, romaturely and against onde: ‘Tha place was | 8ay 50. I think I bave already said enough to vindieaie © worthon Ob the renoarcesof tsbobuutny, fe Un ream seem” in the quantity of the na. | Mr Ganev, of Virgiaia, moved to amend the wilt by | .,#heS&—G00d oak and hickory, 30c. porbushel. Hacon-— | 0 have been entirely eurrounded Safore-a demand for ite | Fy waloctanals Se Tere a wast snother smapor bporthes oa the resoarcer of Unbicoumtny, fe tin ch, as It exceeds the usta} bu Fubslituring foF the firet section, down to the proviso, tho | ZA. 8 S5e, per pound, hog round: vory well supplied. surrender should ve made. This was eventually done; | tant view to be considered. 18 wag impossible for thee i oe un meee oe ts mmumity, musi be productive of high | following>m. - : Deeswax- per pound. Bee —On soot, 10c. a 1ac. per | DYt HOt cutil Chatmers’ brigaderlied been repuleed the | people of Maryland to know whether the entrance of the (oon sain. ccdptien 0. nines. <.oane. Inglett without relation to the actual value of the cur- | A!) Treaity motes fesued after the tat day of Qe. | Howd. Bat a. Cotton—Fair to | Gay previcur. army wag intended to be a mere raid or a gubstantial oc- shall provide for the consolidation xn ye REESE cember next shati, be made fndable ony in iv ~ fod Maas Me. per 80 Gupdtion te thelr rellef. Lee's proclamation wae ‘ menis when thua reduced in nur ak alien ell Stmderatood that the interest notes. although eur | vg interest. at the rato of six per cent per ai Conon y abun The Depiction of Toxas of Troops. Antended to assure thom of the latter: but. before it could . scripts cannot be obtained from & re nt te —_ n degree, have been generally withdrawn | but im aif other respects similar to the bonds bearing per yard, Corn—$¥ 20 per bushel, Corn meal—sl 35. Yn the reve! Senate on the 30th uit., on motion of Mr; accomplish that object, military mecessitics carried the - \s Bers for Mhng the rauke, is of pres from virculatign, on acount of their v z ” per bushel. Coifee—$2 25 por pound. Eyge—2bc. a | JomNsoN the vote ou the bill in relation to the or; jza. | army away. Even, therefore, had it been in the power deop sense of duty inapels me to repeat th Hnvertsmonts. dines of _Sient: Save ieee asruL moved to amend by éiriking ont in the per doen, Fowle—30e. a 40c. per piece. Feathare | tion of bands of partisan rangers was 1 sidered. of the peavie to rise Soaipeltcat) shown that it was pot), - ton for the officers who ne ae ee hg Mt be paid | OM ibe words “six per eent,” aad tmeerting | “ik, por pound, Flour--Fanlly. $22 per bbl. Sa. | Me. Jouxsow then moved (6 add the following aa an ad- | they certaimly bad # rignt to know before doing ao, whether ey een crovary of the Treasury has encouraged th. per cent.:? portine, $20. Miles—Green, 16c, per pound: dry, Qe; | dilimmal section:—That the President be and be is hereby, | they would be properly supported im the attempt, oF eit Gin othetect rotcrin, yoep i « regommendgtion to Congress t the interest Sworm, of North Carolina, proposed to aweud tho | }'B-—18c. ber pound for roll; 20¢. tor Swedes. L td—28c. authorized and sed, whenever in vent opinion i¢ | UBatmed and unor, wnized, to pay the pealty of an aber TR Yay We phar 10 1K Wiad: sie. peoeeslls for thie paid ahava'ly ‘of tho bill by makiug it obligatory pon tuo | * 90°. Per poond. Leather—sole, $1 76 a $2 per pound; | would promo into the service | tivesibrt, We all know that to make such an effort ané: saeaett Cibo omaeeoat Cet ted con] PROMS CP ANGIMER: (WAR SAE—PAYHEBE BY XAE ; 1 the Treasury to redi u upper, $2 25, Lumber——Pine plak, $1 50 per hundred | regimenls oF vo haen heretofore or- | fall wguig be inevitsbly to bring down upon them the peer obury : STATIS, BEC. on bonds iseued after the date sp. 1, and foet. Mutton--On foot, $2 50 a $3. Molassee—$4 per gal + al officer, in any of the | Tedow' ed vengeance of their tyrants boar their legislative actions permit a peyee eral, oon s will be under the wecca- | the interest payable semi-annually instead of annually. | 1’ ails— 2c. per pound, Potatees—Irieh, $1. sweet, ing viriver. * leaders to dungédns, to devote thetr propertysts .oonfigen formed of men whe, 1 > provisions « rity of providing another war tax, From the war tax | The propositions wore accepted by the Chairman of the $1 per bushe}. Rico—10c. per pound, Sugar—ébo, a 70c. . Wick. mo ihe State of Texas tion, und to subject their mothers, wives and danghters , law, ware divoieed 10a thomegeraaed inte axtottog olurtik, and from estimates aa to such States as have | Committoe of Waysand Meaue. per pond. Suit—$20 per boshel. Soap—25c. per pound | | Mr. CLaxe favo: gin ieudment. Ifthe | & the sie brutal outrages which have marked the See: ieee eee SERFERUN Da not y t. made complete returpe, this fund may bo set The motion of Mr. Russell to strike owt “six per cent” for comtry made, Tallow—40c. por pound. Wheat—$3 | Senate refused opt there organizations formed west | Teer of the Godiess invader from the Peninsula of Wit= Raacornye Ores, Rucrworn, Oct 6, 1862. down at seven busied milous, hod inser’ “opven ior cont,)* wel ol Upveea eo per bushel, Wool—$1 per pound. These are wholorale | of the 3 Ar auhoneeaeat | Sita to the banks of the Mississippi. Would Vinginia or ‘av tax hax been paid by the soveral States as fol- The amendwent of Mr. Garnett was then voted vpen prices, that that section was to be given up to the enemy. any other Southern State have entered upon this revolt — and agrped to. . PLOUR 1N NORTH CAROLINA. Mr. 01 vaye his cordial support to the proposition | ou without the behef that the whole power ne Con” The Rebel Vice Presidoat Stephens on | yor. 5 Mr. Fore, of Tenn... introduced an aincndinent to mnke {From the Charlotte (N. C.} Democrat, Oot. 8.) of the Senator froin Arkansas (Mr. Jotmson.) ‘This coun. | federate government would be exerted to protect ibe Martial Law and Mistary Usurpati pak mere Sich reasury notes and bonde a jegal tender in payment of Fiour is now selling jm thix market at $25 a $27 per bbl. | TY) he said, was divided into th reat geographical | citizens? And yet Virginia A overy other Southern RacuMowr, Va., Sept. &.1 auhenee wits, which the speaker deckted not in order, as it wag | 8ehiweh ss the Virginia authorities have promibited the divisions, and within the limits of cach’ were enough mon | State is quite willing to wecept the Hel Ang yalggant wm Ateeds Ga. Ce oe hot germain to the ques exportation of sieur and wheat from that State, would it defend them respectively. The section west of the | Ff Wars 80 that, should it be required by in| De. letter of the 28th uit.,t0 lion. B.A. | Pins, Mr. Ganveri, of Va. to strike out the “provigo’? | NOt be well for the Governor of North Carelina to stop ipph wag as imyortant as any yuri of the Confede. | *tY, Wat a part or even the whole of any one State shoules HM, was sub tted to me by him @ ngo, rormy | 50% in the iret section, hich Was agreed to. The words | t® exportation from this State? The proprictor of the | Facy; but reginenie after repimante have Wen trams be temporarily abandoned in order to eecure the triamph = ro a8 bw i et ; Ne your sere secrotary,” in the second section, were stricken | {vUriig mille at this plaec bought a quantity of wheat in Miscimipy’. ond far bevond tha Alle | % the cause of all, no patriotic State would shrink frovwm daquiriew touchiby Four powers and duties in the of Ont, and the words “Secretary of the Treasury” inserted | Granville and adjoining coumties, whigh way goitetted at | 97-4iiy to font bates Ti Fini. Tam 1 teste c; woovgé tor Tblo. | Wo find thie illeerated siviigovernor of Adapia,to whic you have be Re portance rte io their etend. Clarksville, Va, for transportatibn to this piace, together | Proud that hay wore brought hor, inasinach | 10 the Rovolation of 1776 Tcan entertain no doobt that mo be the rege ghlmny — gb lanee duc by her, aici she State of South Cerciina Mr. GRay, of Toxas, moved to amend the second section | ¥ ft Hought in the bordering counties of Virginia, | 84 they were not necded at tho time aud we'e an onor. | Maryland would bo ag wilting to submit to such an ordeal Fis, theretorey te this abject of my tine do by her atv sho State of South Carolina haa paid } by striking out the words ‘four mouths” aud tesortin< | 1 Virginia official forbid its removal, and hence | MOv# ox}euse ~The enemy are going | ® My State South of the Potomac. | All that she seks le, ore, tw the object of my now writing t the whole wivown due by Ber into the Treasury, im the | ‘six monks." This amendment was adoptod. the mills here wii have to stop for the want of wheat, | te make one ‘ond L think st will bs. | % be sot free aud admitted into the Southern onjedeypey - ny that has occurred In the full went oi caeat tae Mcgee ORIIaaae che ata the inal set ‘A motion was then made to strike out the second wec | °F Wutil the lot aliuded to is released. If the Virginia | their ket, , they will mvke an etfort | She wants such an occupation of her soit by the Font It has been oF eof other | °7Mer* tas net Tet Caken placa, the certificates, have mot. | tion a¥ amended, aud on this the ayes and noes ‘were suthorities coutinae to prohibit tho transfer of wheat i have received informa. | f@yY.and for sucha roasonable length of time ae will i wih. Sep ook “plbent pnedey yet heen delivered up, and the secoaut is not yot | dered, and the vous being taken resulted av follows:-- ¥ 9!" Sour from their State into this, our owa authorities , n the Fugiucer Departiwent that the | Chable her Ive thelr conageties on a, ect ig one of great joport pb ranean Day pane, Lvuigie | Ayes 30, noes 31. must acigin seif-defence, or North Carolinians must quit | aay has vblainet a feating mpon the Gulf coast-—they | federal government, cbiain adiission imto Southern. oe ae ore of a kindred sort, have a net yet eon _The bill as amended was then engrevved, read » third cating bread. have porescion of the Aransas Mass. They are build | Confederacy. and arm and orgamize her quete of the Com Tate not st ail eurprised at your being sta ss to know ir taxes in advance. — ee ATLANTA (GA.) MARK! es fr light draft which they can vun up the | federatearmy. Lcunbot aay, in advance of evente, whine what your powers and duties are in your new porition, ——— {From the Atlanta (Ga.) Coniederacy. Oct. 3.) Little streams and take possession of the entire coast, | Wnsth af timo would be required for this parpose; But. and your inability to fiad anything a any writiea code of The Rebel Tax Bilt Sale of Rebel Stocks. Ths. Burket was active and excited yeaverday a the | 200 ‘oops of Arkansas aro united with us by fate—the | from my Knowlelge of the zeal andideteraninaiien of the «| Inaws ealtahned poo them As ag whe nctohl section Wastowith appended infu The Chariotte (N. 0.) Democrat, notices the fojlow sile of cotton yarns and osnsburgs. Yarne sold roadily | Mieco destiny pertains to the one as to theother ; and f People, Tam sure that they will accomplish it within « pe ti, waa pling ee Bde oftie Pete ygrmeme erie corey haps sno apt pa results of auction wale Of stocks in. that town ou the Jord | AUS7 40 per Dunch, and parties tre now holding at $e. | Mis#our! is linked in the same chaiv of good or il feriune. 4 yd, brief period, if they ave effectually relieved from the: Shory for apporating Fos ae con eee hag 1 More A | we impracticable in certain district, now in tax may | nit,, for cash:— Osnaburgs are 67}{c. a Shirtings 400; ahtotiogs | The Deal troops of Texas you have transported cast of | Nroteure of federal power. The pecelamation of the com Tied asd or bee pond ow 9 than FS an aney bi ‘ver be eld oF p tah re, free ag Stock in tho Rank of North Carolina sold at $131 ger | Si2<c. Virginio salt sold yesterday by the car load = the Miseitsippi, brongbt to Virginia, pot into the hottest | M2d'ng xeneral has tendered that relief, and } confident sireet wniker Ih Sour cay, een monty than auy | ng Tone ens veal the Durdeu of taxatiun, hergby lin: share of $100, Mecklenburg county #100 bonds at $ii9.a | $0 per sack, and in emailer lote at $65 a $70 yor sack, | how three tonribe OF each ectians trek eeatad, and ly belteve that he will yet afford it, with the bResing of Sherefore, you con Teg eter hit appoinement, rf beaint ian, by im: | $121: Clevelana county bends, $112; Confederate bonds, | sCcerding to ‘sizo; 1.iverpool salt is $100 per sack—stock | ther three-fourths of each regiment from Texas sleep im | Almighty God. ‘. ¥ the appolnunent ¥ exercise no more power than Déxed, for the common defence, may be equal and unnerw, 02}; stock in the Bank of Newberry, 5. C., $132 j | on hand very limited. Flour is ing, It was offered their graves or have beep discharged ow aevonnt of siek- I hope that the press friendly to Maryland will publish Wa Yve und Then ate By & shrent walker, here shat! be delivered by the celleciyrs noreafter pro- | of Hambar 8, &. 52; Atlantic, Tenness ‘4 Ohio | Wite freely yesieraay at $30 per bol aH ‘ ness, dat ie goverment oa eto craw om th: fight. this feeble but it for her dewntrodden baer RRA Joa, rertrotnnl fas | VHl@t for, to exch per-on paying the thx levied. by this | Railroad stock, #36 per share of $50: Central, wn | sade that we heardaf, We daw die farmersiram’ ihe | 2, }em™ oF Pernt (a heap sep Uhrse regen and | $hildren, and chat she may bave the sympathy of all her aSRG oF ite FE wes! 0 FE t copatitution pat. receipt for the amount paid, and said collectors | gissippi and Tennessee trond $600 bonds, $217 ¥ y Who had hrovght in a wagon load of excellent Texas will be ruined, irretrievotly wined, J SMjnk it ie Southern brethren, Respectfully, B- LOUIS LOWE. wo baye civil jaws aud mci for the civit } SBA uaake due return ty the Secfetdry of the Treasiry of + ne ae Le j mir, Which He bal oifered LOY ff ay wrong and inpolitie and unjnct. My constituents hats _ ihe b suihorities and lawa fur the 1 Th, Spt al} yollections mace by bin, epecifying the amount paid Figg ing no purchasers, he carried fee, @ sack, | families, property and homes to defend, aud { To the People of East Tenncssee. found in the statutes at larse¢ or hy each tax payér, aud when paid,and wpon such setith, | The Rebel Post Office Department Net : a againgt ie tou weet of the Missievippi helug traueferred Heipquanrass, Deranrucxy oP Esse Taremem, aod Articles ef War. Bus ( (i the swid Seeretary’ shal! lexnc to each tex payer & bond of Se Some . Roms (GA.) MARKET. * t0f 18, leaving thelr ebuniry open’ to the iouraions of Knoxvitig, Sept. 30, 1862. thive ae martial law, Aur canus roution | the Confederare st rr nied Oda haa Peen | _ Iu tho rebel Senate onethe 20 ius, Mr. Sorames, of | Tue caniitton of one merhet is outing teal Rhcaxie, | MRSRY Ror, ceat, went snd. south. iy ea ng pon ae tees nome te net aside—if such an evil day: sir”. von | to Doar ix per Cut folafest for witha, payable anally Louisiana, from the Committee on the Judiciary, roported | yhere iw net ‘a pees Se, le. | On the wild gore Sibley expedition thirty-five hundreg | thls 4 it. He emtors upon the duties with the sar- All the law-making power in the aloa yo. | (DC prinetfial to be paid at ten yoare after date or any | ‘he following:— ‘ aS THOM, aad very Rule heal ap aaa de po Ng Aga fp Moe beat troops of Trvas vere set to perich on | Debt Goaite and fess oe ene ae ons ‘Perument is verted in Congress cong wo cangeg ag. | HME Mereniter wilhin thirty years alter their respective | | The Judiciary Committee have nly considered the | formed Uiat all the bau haw naddcee ice ncted tren, | the area plains of N.w Mesice, and Urey hore only drawn cnet \sdee bikdebiotiochs tie, cab eereenr ciate martial law, which. in ite proper fehes, ie eas, duties, at the pleasure of ‘the government: wut no 0 of the President communieating to Congress the | the marker. I noe ee tipen yur frontier, reaty fs cone damon eam Soo He wit rigidly enforce Sinre mavtial lew, wine io ite proper Ghee, ie woilik | vee “or ond founded. therenn chall he issued in | Condition of the Post Ofllce Dopariment, Ik appears that ene Scere gino ne ty ie wlth "if vd governinnt bad went theso treope | EMMEY on taperk sur, Gn cighas'ed bounce Sack Pooper ravels leen can ay officer of tho govetniment either civil | S04 less than thirty dollars ench, and no gach | the revenues of the Post Uflice Department are inadequate |p, SALT AT THE SOUTH. with other troops in Arkansas, and struck iato Missouri, adhd Of person and property ox military , ¢ uily. from the highest te the iow. | 'ecelpt Or bend shalt isthe for Any frvution of ten dollars, | 4 mect its expenses ywgthout such a reductioy of {Richmond correspoudence (Oct. 1) af tbe Memphis ap. | ud there raised a houdred ‘thoueaud men, which abe | % chiens. Se magrece mayen anys ems the higlues! to the lam, | abst wheuever the auncunt of auy tex shall given fraction | Doatal service | as reat cevlonaly afoot te ear 2 paige would have furnished, seizing St. fois, and ‘made adi. | ,,1¢ as come to bls knowledge that persone acting widle writ of habeas vorpur: bet tis by no weabs interseres ‘a inuiltiple of ten, the. tea Joyor tay’ at his choles, | Of the people of the Confydernte States, amd that this | We learn that great acljrities Bre afoot om private ne. | version in favor of Tennenwe aut Reatiidky, want would | Nt sutbority of law, have — Sons with the admivistrativs of justice so far as w depeive any don such Gractinval excess oF ebiain a receipt and | Male of things wil! eontiiae during the war, and for count thronghong the interior mountain Virginia | Bot have been accomplished that now remaite 10 be done | wader the grote wet 0 was nected for the pub- Party arrested ot his via anata ie far ag demive Ry | ond by paying Into the Treascry the amoamt necessary | ‘tHe thereafter, whtil the avenue’ of commbree are tavtale a frat eunply of ecitceuticiont RF al thepure { st the eucritce of voeans of blood! | @o not. think itis | He service: Ory thas the owners were citisens, or ajory mer iuilietwent, ke. Je dors wot lesen gr weaken, | ¢0 sncrease said Craetioual exeess to ten dollars. ed, The President doubting the power of Congres to | P%es Of preserving heats, from the Kanamba, | jist to deplete thee states vest of the Mississippi ot | Alenenemies. No euch A Ly ag Bo] tie right 0° such party to redress jogal ferent, I The third section provides for a Board of Appraisers in | Appropriate money out of the general frécsury to meet | alines, recently rescued from the enemy by our forces their Wve forces: ant thew trosps should shield ee The law of the land — guibori arronks axe aMirmation 7 Bal bmrey py persons, @l au annual Gpticienoles in toe posta ‘vice reventte occurring aftor | URder General . These works, in the immediate yy to fizat the batiles of the popular States, pe encbapaersd ne lo one one hed oer robable care, It only sec undred dollars acl “9 March, i tn hood ‘leston, count Kanai por ‘Seua- 7 misailyenture to appeat tn parsou t the sitieien inantaeeed ta the f ep ber = = rit Pty Sm voy oat to the jndg- ] Be! cagirorsd by , the county seat of wha, oS noe T will suppor the amendment of the the service may mey tct By errand renerty end prevent preliminary inquiry by the several parts thereof, Ka h State ft “phn section 8, article of the pmenetian, Wane hee mindged thousasde of bonnets Were ou “Send nt the tine The question was turiher pre ti ences JORNION, De talaan toe CUUENG SB. IS TESS Gales the aathoriey or legality of vie ar A a tute x tax division, and a chiof collestos isto be appoint. | Ubat Congress shell have power to eatablish post offiess | of the evacuation of by the enemy. Tong | for and Wicrats against ihe amendment frst Introduced. Men ea ee anes ¥ oe tii! be : nual Salary of two thonsand dollars, Thie | AO¢d port router: but the expenses of the Post Office De. | ‘ins Of wagons have started for the ealines from points speeches are unavoidably crowded ont by « press Just ‘the citizen to the ngress cannot law. nie’ collector i authorivedt t appoint Jepaty collectors, | Partwwent, after the Ist day of Maroh, in the year of onr | “#14 distant as Staunton and Buchanan, and at the | of matter. right of to the protection of the gevern Farilues are tbave aud beyond who are to reecive « eouunicsion of — percent on the | Lord, eighteen hundfod and sixty three, spall be paul ont | !stest advices from that region three hundred The amendinent of Mr. Wigtall was rejected. ment is couditienal on loyalty and obedience io that: ud me it it -conld. be Oke Cat | of its own revenues, were waiting at Ganley Ferry for their turn to cross the | ‘The anrendment of Mr. Johuson was adopted gironaunets “Cevover alee Saey poems Oe souine youd the power of of the weive hnndrod dollars, 4 Without undertaking at this time to express an opinion | Fiver. Zt war apposed the YY Ciokencl aie conte nna | TRU DHT passod, and toa the Seuate, on motion, wees | CLOveniry may rogTes the, Bupaeatien ce Tennessee free. Peary te in my opal jons Of the bili prescribe the duties | #8 to the force, extent and meaning’o! the clause ul. | (aeselines thirty days, as much salt as was ‘nevded. by Cen: | into execulive session. ; tiie 6 Unien, Chet coperation is & Sued py abet J ‘on, by virthe of it, powense” mo right aud (he manner of carrying out the od to, the committee bas confined itself to the int tral and Eostern Virginia could be hauled avai “ot Ni ow bana penterarth eg ean exer the order creating you civil kevernur | OFOVMIUS of the Bill pretation ott the word “esyousen Ye ihe eller, | ar forces frst eutered Chmrleston, the'salt. wae offered Calttorn: 7 Sane permease er or Atami we Abie Gens paiva. 1 yesh of tbe. | dvuion: 0 take, veoh: cee @f the Post Office Department Hid eae trite | for thirty-five conte the bushe}; but under the stimulus of | THe REBKL Many persons have permitted thelr aftachmens to the r nr age epee 0 sgn lg hes Ling xtract fot the epeecn | OWN Fevenues, the titition is complied yyth. The | the rapid demand for the article from abroad, it very i ist WRSHON OK Obtain Clee nok thom, 0 be, Y dee at nals Geer: rrempted it. Hut @ wise pemple, jealous of Y easecs itl the rebel. Honea ot ena: | committes think that the interest on a loan made to the | speedily rose to one doliae the bushel, and was’ held a {tle rebel Hovse oF Bapresabets os an i Ties al addeilee ane mekithocen, Gite hove eounren: moe oe We ; Foote analyved the proms, | Rost, Office Departmen the payment of which ite | that, “with om upward tendeney,” when our last des. | 941 ¢ rebel Heure of Representatives on the 2d inat., | which our enemies aro meking on us. have boasted. er Paap h vag revenues should be pleiged, is au expense within the | Pateh left the place. " 1. Foore reported a set of resoltione, which were, on | that the war is waged to restore “the constitution as it pee fing : wi fave ne time now 10 ] purview of the constitution. ‘It never wool have been TRE LOUISIANA SALT. his motion, ordered to be printed and referred to the | {© and the Union as it was.” Fresidene ddmesin’s govern. Now, then, tay opins ae sere. The vill speak Toe ae by the Leng of that instrument to deprive Oxvor, Mise., Oot. 6, 1862. (arn wai Rit tiandhanmictes wir wea onericay buch celuslon, whe ests aomeaaa re clearly thet per. > eh, tay Opimion menmcet AB the departinent of the power of auticipat . ‘The Louisiana roel : ject of rap: | yocat reootell vad — 70% (OF yeni for PenDONS 0 ty nae torighot bag? a ond ote one Ge eg SOreaee. | iby: mcrenning penis aulercca ane: te apetionsion rae” | nltint resolutions recognising the practical netraiity of the | Bowe is to subjugate ua, confiscate our Pastas anne Wr ihe ad disrogurd ot ‘Staue at boric ae et met! | of borrowing money om the faith and general credit of | pared with balled salt, being the subject of pL beet Bor Pa iphabigy Mae Tage, snr pe eetaenge % 4 emancipate our slaves. ‘To atiain this end the Romgederite, aa whee ings Of Our chuizens, and of the {usd rights | the government, to pledge «p revenwes by the way | Sou, T berewith communicate an analysis T have made of Pats yp et end Nevo, tuaeating he Cane ee Cede. T pg Be Be a ciples uf olvil freedom. A barshe of morigage fof the reiubursement of lords ‘Sy tong | «specimen furnished ‘sme by Messrs, allen & Eason, of | tron an ther part of thece tndependdeme an immediate quer. | garded. In truth, the conatitation ie a dead let- pode int ! 4 eiuer by Gno, | sdleme for coercing ap oulightened snd pateiotie ie | as the revonues of the department kutice to pay the in. | Your cfty. Tho result was the following: " téam on their part of thelr independence of (he United States; yand the old bg Bg bas ceased te Seg aly: Be pus chowid Sunily vorke ‘ule reap use | ts atvanoe money to their yoverument sever yet’ ema. | tcreus on the loan and create proper sinking fund to Ce en Sm ny pom sane ae fea ve, open gta ice sotd States ont Yas, | Saopetiem. iE bes Bien ; tee rel, armas ua on tes, we ioe commas be, | RALod Flom any despot, eithor of aueient ar modern tinwes, | Met the principal, the general treasury is not to be | Sulphate of lime (gypsum)...... " League, offensive ana defensive, betwern said Siates and Tur . If doubt could have einai ‘A Britie Quoen (anne) wee nest yiobiaive’ of” | No Homan tyrant ever darod to fulminuse (rom Iie lune charged with the expense of the postal service, and to | Chloride of magnesia and NaH aie hk Cass 2 chia Finca eet ahattod. “be 2a tie sot og inh Queen (ania) wae once arved Dy she tripe | rie! throne mn diet ore menacing to the prosperity uni | ‘Net extent the committes are of opinion Congress may Another specimen of rock salt from Louisiana, probably. LAficoin’s tion of the 22d instant. He nos outy Srajecey noneaesguuch cue ot Ler owes tor wuat his | haypinwes of Ris pooule; wore. lnuluncly distrraifel of | Eo. provided the generel credit of the government be got | fins Ln tte OS neldibeene loeaty oe the abovs, | ‘The Medical Staff of the Rebel Ari Seoiares bis paczerl SF cihea and hatte teen to hes yout enah te ti Mf Mmbaten or | hear pat Notts a ly claraai-rined by all the Dane Dopertaeat tay. tesa borrow {vo thi naltier Sided pom teat, en) eee Bow ee blige Pa fe sient pallet ny aed | ther freodom. mR te. tb | Seren iAl q) ate, antnitigated a8 borrow from third parties, jar rosalt, des ¥ 4 ‘ sobs as ates age {RY Shocusbue. sun ss danmatdl tebe, Vaid aor Teontit. | the comutittew see ne reason why the gover Huet meg. | _ The triihng amouut of one-tenthot a per cent of gypsum ooouty Aas, inne Heretofore the army and navy have thvaded aad Isic fone alas eumtnd vy Nwes=-yea, more (han twenty times, #3 ‘I bolicvo--the | Bt make @ loan to that departinent on the or plaster of paris, is, tuecetord, thee ‘eolable im. Gite HicmeonD, Va., opt, 1, 1000. | ameoue comer robbed and barned car houses; stolen Sonsametre ns | <tc harass) ts bs raged, fot any lopitiare parson, 4 S82abironriate money for hat purpowe oat of the gone’ | Purity which ths ealt contains; while Than Getim! oun aocted by tue Provident fo ietorms you | St euttiot Gea euanteed ln ivited nusembaiine fo the tt for grawted that ve ote wit, prov desienbin aud thie, too, without upplying 1s | Tal treawry. Such a loan w nid be & very proper in- | cla! salt ie veually contaminated to the that your letter of Angust 21, 1962, is receivod ihe | Sor (oan) or euch ttre cl flee aioe ) GoRmUNARd Of OUT AFNKIGS CHK COUIOE afur igh Flaten Ot Unis Gohvedere'y Lor then reapeg. | Yextment for all (rust funds in the hands of the govern. | ve per cent, and even more, with foreign ingredients, | sugaee ia Mt Considered’ Your strictares — emi of acts of ‘om belplers ppt eee e quoine ul tive stn alleged to be needed, ana witwone | Met many of whWh exercise un uafavorable ladinnce, i uok | mausgement of the medical staff of the ary aro, a geen ey Tp od possenace in tke vaste water simile? etr-ammnaee ging (0 xyeriawmit, WoxomNe smal extent, upon | 4 2ie Tenor was received, and so much of the Prori- | On ouePyaiiay at least ON the paletaviiny cet | haps;aovers, vs. Ob decalled for. Many itvomperent | seme an sieRir Sei. Se ney commmaer ian aivey Pave po me pening ab mer nt Caer wilinguiows o perlocia ae ObeIOw. ails OF pauror, | Acht's Meeaage we Ald not refer to goustHtutional queatins | igertibility of salted meats. The fouisiana rook salt ia Mavo colbiiete be0n arpolmed sarpeses, bet whave-Lartoe ot to to len ei oot ae ‘ toe, Aaser OOuk Ge a, Wes peseed caetegtine cree | ener a Ihe very ferent wih cy they Tas geterved to the Commntice on Post Ofteas and. Pos SePtherefore eminently suited for all pwrpoce that anit | 1# 8 competent xargoon or 0 whee servioes reve | Against ay gens ye winters from arraet. se with es, er den midst, aod wDIGh Owes all the at y J P been rejec insuf- Lay! tora ‘ five and ered order Ewe arany Teqaite: that the ects | tran crit. atd tne palconage which tatmamen’, 4 it ile poticed in 1 vo that it doen wot dimotye as | holon CuDPAy af wobion em bergen Son idee Watey: | Sebiae sais aspeasennes neice ona nt ar vay obese oe DY 8 param wut vonywetnd win ‘he tively ta tae fied ie om ney chal LA pvyped respec’ | Moretgn Counterfetters of Rebel Trea’ ury rece (perma arenes thie, Soreee ae oe Cera ser gence So ani tes aoe a Hahewever, | level cr srengonaite cessbination eereramen ot! ? be prouated jar et v * by v ie be Confederate Staves, 4 Fit twa to ihe sipbieat enter), te Sy at ta queef bumtatietive aol leist cngredins tweard cae ce teers | merely to the large sige of 116 lumph'an compared with Siagie ont soa ia om ony cheer Sas sccpenomianens <= pre wg of ai and. 5° be deciace! by am, agent by Congress ei | pastas. t7 rage abe aud ces tw this government swim | Lien oC Mr. Clay, of ‘Alabanra, the Bil ‘sto, poten. mad | Feeen cated eal peleraiet Wrines made ot olaben wilt | 2en MS SEO Ir harceas hs en neeatoek oa oe amb fuatlenty” wasest lo, dase Crom iosue renseeahie feud peuniiien ior ® violation wf tt, | of wh compe leat to supply (uot one | repress the importati », by our goer ony ee served If porous who are aware of acts of while pn a " A ghemies, of notes, pur 7 Lie gem it te yot time, It ls to be tet no * Sent Meds, A Manor of ring the of | wailing oF usable to hime Cuemaned tuelp Rot quae | Ryster’® wes takeD apend read." Coated at HUG. W. HILGARD, State Geotegtt. | HE ecivan to enlablicn Wee task of meals toe, covaaar | Genedes tempsamaewetl Ose eeras ease Mea aed J oo sy hich reasonab! : J ped we eeray e fe Ur bors ta pruiah a Rue omiew: Red any oe | at jiresrut wede|) wetkls re wtald waza 10 be | Br. (s.4" paid he heped Senators would give this bill she Negroes to be Sold at Auctian. wonld receive tbe puuishuont due hia orig or @Fror, abd | on she wide of the government, | sthe aw. Baidiere is tbe mery ee en aa iad & vinistor of | Inge & legien of ‘eursdetate offcisie Ap to lot | strendion it denerved. ‘ihe enemy. by oonntertaiting ove | The Richmond Digpoich of the Sth alt. saysi=sTwo Te ito. be doubted whether ocr have sured | 6 SS saece, aod openly Sostarse be proves pan 'sewe;, ihe ing ido un sat v aa Fl) as the fives, | racty lowly peoeed aad” sajeriog: cae, “Gr | eurreney tad Aimed one of Weir deat blows at uur | cat louae a Negron arrived im hie ety yeatrday, By | wore then ot varmaieg ia tine atiuatous, ter xs rung wees baat satetuari es ‘ ern a Pag hh I eg’ | and fn, ofmay tan tea a cape ange aarr kn hs cvatreaor | We TM eed eek rom Harter, 1 | Wes mae er ar it Ne 8 ‘ban ri Deleeree.. | i therein (ot Sue Del revenme boi ' ° i their «Who Fell in battie, if eRe PRFe ‘ted jn (be number were men, women and children. ‘ Soraing 00 the 0 taede for than re ad jraoiountone” | Setisaon st the scyenae nooestt AEE snr. wiuvont ang | to fihd one whe bal not wise bis person more ve oor ot | Ther tte the property of eitzehs of Virginia, hing it Pilreipally by dinate) eee eas tik bes ke are vy ome |: Mod ‘Aviictee we Wen, Feveruimemt MY these | diets in), under vals of Letug ol out af pro | spurts Confederate Trevtury notes, ‘Be fuith in our | (he Vieiity of the Ferry, ang are part of those pepulemy nedeadesae bnnsescip ed» ys pee gh 5 Lat East ‘lenneseoane hetaate, bat : 4 i cca dy nial Sher sete, i the | by Ue mint euetoue browuerings wow Ww vhe Surrency of pume of the lost inhabitants ot tun Cog, | with the Yankees urver thelr oxpitaimiom to tho tore of | army "tie hte ncuered, to, with wmtualiet rapmucces | este Relas the noble exemple of our gallant. Se Bare. (a dog Meare. Seght tate gel ktm fe Aotoat | civtined peuprie Ww twenty dase from. (be tn taws mt | federacy Rad alroady Been impaired by the qnandty of | Gee. Jeckeon. ‘Uhoir masters propose to Srey atin for ine are ana peaperention OF ad ‘exemple of our t aa beroie. | meld Agenuded by Congress. | ther §ax '6 required to ve ppid. a Yu which | aonutertelte which hed found thelr way into circolwtion, | Mle in Richmond, not deeming them desi hak < settle Brosevvaticn of Health ant | gnidiors at and Shiloh. Chi ‘co sions Whe “piver i» eased. “Neier gavorals mor | informal privet for tbe eae mnt bem auch on | Some aw te raprene this conmuerfeiting Ly the euommies | & 8 LAVINg aescehted with the Yankees Pry te tas A A eS ethene | eae oe and Sere yea say ‘ we any Power @ make: M in of our follow | wr the Confederacy, b: oviding fi Lat diseare With altiices tx does hot spare the enomy. othor fickls on ¥ ‘either aytiv 1c, alver or | eitirege would be wn necemery: und, for ‘ y by providing for thew speedy pun — Oy 0 efore oe Ware amnes to. pny Fey eg Acca or ean hey "ao. | Fenswmn,¥ Phil UF che prewant estat frome magia | Wrenn, sbould oe . Br. Umy moved in cemend Suifeyings in North Carolina. Vea ee ee (he ores sass eoeitinge sues eae Oo batiling for qamnny ry ur 1 panieh what tes eet? vielment abd ttigmation, whiel. ed , | Will My pro: Nereons charged wih paxeiny tProw Raleigh (Ne €.) Standard, Vet. 7. T have thas answered your letter st longth by instres thoi independence, : setae: we aud, oe we lly owl, WOM vtboritinc’ comps me to | Salmear SmpmMANND, €0 SoU hp Gite oo Kacgren, | yond she CEswen nas nibeimerte Svvaige, Pepanvnla theca | toiuntem pile Frogide st, nisl fain direc, a to GEE eevc a vs sterne ae : milttary A by eee & Congres, | yond the (bowen ane Albemarle syunds, reprosenia thera” | thank you for four luterest in the Leulth and or GAM JONG, Major General. :