New-York Daily Tribune by [NEWSPAPER] - 1862

New-York: Saturday, October 25, 1862. printed in black on white paper. One small hole on left going through all pages, minimal loss of text, else fine. Approximately20-5/8 x 15-5/8 inches. Vol. XIXII No. 6727. 8 pp complete The reports include: Gen. Buell’s Campaign “... near Danville, upon it’s retrograde march to Lebanon. All the high expectations raised by the first movements of the Army of the Ohio have been disappointed, and Gen. Buell’s second campaign against Bragg has proved a more lamentable failure than his first. ...”The Harper’s Ferry Surrender “The evidence in the matter of the surrender of Harper’s Ferry has all been taken and the Commission has adjourned till next week. The record will be made up after two or three more sessions.” The Case of Big.-Gen. Martindale; Hooker Going Into the Field Again; State of Affairs in Kentucky and many others are additional stories.“Recognition by England will not of itself add a feather’s weight to the material and moral aid and comfort which the Rebels are do-day receiving from Great Britain. It will only be a rechristening of the Rebels as belligerents, a character from which they already draw numerous great advantages. The blockade must still be respected, even by those who give treason the seal of nationality. ...”.