, o UK ON AIM J l!S, Til Ht- l. W. ,IMI. H,s or KViisnHwrios. :zi"',,l"",,ln"": f il.,. iU m1 "! t"",Unl In mhnnrr, Van in hi moiilhi, '"' ., ...t Pill I" fhngril fur tU muiithi r';;;;,(,,,..r.r,r-,-..rr,,,, an rat a ri $' H i i ihrtiiilion nflhr inibltthtr i.vrKi.i.i.KNi;t:it h n:w or ll.Tfll!'"' I,,U' K"N 'NW ll,ull,lt' ' . ... i. ...I., t lit Id, II ,tl) l)f till) I"10 ,",m, '""h '" """ ' i i.. .. ......... .. I,,,,, bun nifiiii'"1" J " i. mlllillif Mlllllly t IH'ITIjivi) Inn ii the misapprehension "l"1' r ''"' nulilc has Tiniltfl to Inlior, mill 1 1, ;.inl l"H i"Jl,,'t't- 'I""" ' !i(l.ril iiiisk nf III" 1 iiiitl Iio.iik hy lyexW'1'"11''''' lT'""-'l:""', '",vc b en ni'i'11 I,, in tlm sensation press respecting .i ...i .. t. I. ...:.i i.. i. . .... 1 iilli""1' l! '"-'i i 1 rflVfriiil on orilt-rljp retreat hit-i n 'lout.' ' i iiu "' t,",,' "v"' '" inroiii;K-rtil!f inmtjr of (Jen. Mo- iio.rir fa. Il",n' WM l"1,l"r r"rout" S.iH'ly IiihI, mill thul il was Intini.liliiry tuiinst'" nn.l Mill more un B,;liryt.;v,iuiii mid sight Mcrs on or mnr f fK:,f battle Ilia I tlm wintry is in j.ilt,. in tliu Ii'"' I1'1"'1-' 'I'" : li . t i mi rlif nrlmlll these I'll' nonicita t ll C rl-i"' ' 'if en ig' IIH'll'. "'"1 Sl ''"'"I I'l 'U' .j,.tiTipl Mini I'troin out vii'm r- : , ihc ni.igiiitU'k "f d s.i .ti r tL.l be- .; our ir I' "I I' i . iKVnllMt-, given ly liio-l of tin m; iv i.miiI fii't tv-f , parinnk of Ilio ttililniK i li:i Ii IIh v nVue, I'IkI 'n't tin- glial . ,. tif tin- inil.'n'iiil fnie.s, W If thrown in ,1,1114 .1 f I"'''1 f""11 ' 11,1 1 1 l ii nun nun 1 1 .iily oiii-i ilril tli.il fur I ,,r( niir triiujii m lll llly I'liM'nl liilllil ; i v t 1T.1t fit ir,'iii'; hii'I hcli 11 kiii' mi l I r'.nniinu' 11 i" rl' n of I ' 111 nlniM'1 iimivi1' r n! nil li'-i 'I lli'llll lliau ilarn' In I lit . 'v of 11 lorn .I'ln of ilit t tt I fin 11 tll'V ! . .ili'l il m'Ii.ii'i il li 11' I luri iih i d '' 'i i imji ii nl' i I' il liy Iniji 'ii"!i'.ilil ! !.. V.il iii'i 1 r l.ci r filial. t In r, ; In! fur in" 1'i'H "I iiiniiy oHiiir", tin- ; 1 iiv iif ! I ! PiaiN. nidi li t' want of .! 1 n; i'i u'-.t ! , h.iii! I li.ivr t' il'.'lt, IlilCXjl i ll ll It 1 it In I'll III nl ' ill entire ,li"i . r l cniilni nil, 111 Ti' il I'Mvi'il .: '!, 4 ili' iilur.il i" ni!i of ti I' 5 lr.ui .I filial llli' Ii I I. 11. al 111:1111! tel. 1 V r in ,i ra:iM' nor ii 1 1!' ri, tin; i"'"' 1 1 i f .t ' iai.ii'." Wo i',il. ol .' .n., . ! f 1! nf !r mi !i I nl' 11:11 lO'iir )' 1 luti'l." 1 1 r u !ii 11 1 1 !u 1 nf lli l-i f. 1 1 1 li.r. r n:.l t il.r t u t lli.it (i n HI 1 l. r an I tin' . .. V ll'l I I ll HI, I'1 .!' I I'.,' of l.i I li !i ' ; 1 i.l, I !ir ti il,liuii (ill, 1. 1, lll,l l!,r J.,;.'; S. vrntll I IHi- Iv.l'iia I!' ,: .11 lit, '..i .1 lln ir ro-rtw 'c-1 "ii iii ur Cn iil.V II il.l Into III I In ( V. nili-r, lll.'l tlnn i-rVrt mill r loii ii il tlii1 ri tir.it in .r ;-;'.iii. M'lri'i'ViT, il U mi'l til It soon uf 1 ; mi: i 1 n 1 nt tin. 1 of ii ir trn. 1 . r- :i'n 1! ' '',r .n. '.linn 111 i njii' il i!nr.n' tin' il iy ! i 1 T'! i n il; ..!nt, ini'l in'iin r il i. 'i4 I'H'h ', Ii ll ll.ri'' l,y our in I 'lii i) own I :i., It tin rii'l'tl I. nl l.l'i:.' ill' III oil oil 1.1 ii'.l i.f : li. In-. uf il.i ii- lio'v t. TlTII Cl'lliV 1IM l-IIM S OP TilK il nil Tin lt.ili)ll I'n-I, 'ji'nlv 11,' o' 1 ' l'4'lli' nl Hull It .in, 1 iy: Hi' wlii ii- !in!l o fiml voriN, in Ilii ' ' .'lili m il ni", In n 1 ro'i iio tin- inf niiy ' t.ir.r riiiiil.ii t, alii i lln ir nioorvi, Imv.iril ":r i;ii!,!i' k il.l nr? At" tin ir hiIiIht 'irii'il liiili lu r-? Ii tin' r I'oa-li'il oliiviili v " 'iik n? WIhi 0.111 rt ml itliniil 11 llir.ll f Imrmr t'n1 Iii iiIimiiiii r 1 mi I of lln ir Iriliil.tv" TI10 wmiiulril urn Ii 1 ii.ln '' "Irliin inanli'il on tin- liiM tlio I1I1 1-; mlilii n nro I n il In Iroi-n nml luiynni Icil -tin' ni'iinini of llir fiilli'ii inlilirr lire In ' :i fr ,'ii Inin 1111, 1 iliii:,., inlo Mm, iloail "fily.ii. A I'liinn mi!i,rr l ili'M nil tin' '"'niiliil nln l, ininisti r-i lo liim u rni nl f'M iii r, ntn! t'ii' il.i-t iiil :iiili,ln-s li: li"iiif,irinr wliili- in tlm not! Ti wli.it 'l'l''.Inuf li:irli:iritn Imvi' Anii'iii'ini foMii rn ,;'"'i'il in lln ir tri'iitni' iit of lln ir f I'm' ' iH'm! Tin liliinil of tlm riinu'"l nml Hi'fltrfiiTil rnllt fnnil tlio nroiiiiil for ro '' f. Siiili noli of iiilniiiiaiiity niiikcrv "J 'iifinnMililirr Atnoricim! is tliori' onn 'I'11!! of liliinil in ynnr nins ynu will nut 'I'll in null n miisi ? Is tliori' oil" ilntl.ir I'lrrunn. you tin not I10M In tni'l fur tin K'wl iirk? nrn.rs" l!.,ti,'s linvr ever lirni IIh '"l rr.oiitrp of cnnil (li'in mls. A nil mi '"n lnri. cliiiiiro ntnl niriilmit niton "Hl.i nntl nvcronino ilio mnil jirmli niin! "ml m nt nlilu nrraii(rrnii'iils, nml ttlicro upi-rinriij o iinniln rs lv no iiirnii." iiiiin s mioli n- U iici cr rntcrnl Into Hlmiit ,.,.r necessity fnr no lining n'f Mitinij of 11 lint tin' only lii rnnsA I lie 'J"'njf i nmir, from linvinjx no otlior furiiuil I m "f orr. iiHo, Ih not tlm wiijr of iniikiiii' I'iriiis lost li it crown nml lif ly it. "',r"l'l. f Knulfliiil, .li.l tlm nit 1110; nml Y""1' I . Pit fin, lost llii'liiitllo nml his I "r Kinir Join,, of Frniicp, loiilit Hie ''Hie nf I'ui,.ii,.Mi inni ruin ntloliili'il lii" if iio Im.l not fiimiit. Tin- Kinjr uf r,lill Lit l.la r,i, .....I il,. ......il II I tint fci . . ""ii i j i iiiiii i in- ii "lll i rnnsi,inc.,nii'..,l fi i I'Vi .l. r.i k II.. 'Jllwl.-lllii or.Ieim. A skillful irniernl 11 K'Vfl ImltliMvlioii I.iu nnny nnd silun '", 'iiinl bo worse, If ilefented, limn IT lit ' not n-ht at nil; nn.l when the n.lvnn ,7 n,'7 , gront nml tlm loss liltl.'.M '""' hUlitn,,, l)if,inmrV, . ki-r' A lueinoi'iindiitit liim been foiiml bo'lln nt the Hebrides, rtli of Scot H Mving (t,P ft0 0f t)(? -(enmsliip P.i- ' ''i "lilcli n IdkI about lhree. ycur! ngo. ('nieinririiiidnin Hlntr'ii tlmt, nt tl.o lime '" writtr'n, tlnj ship wns Fiirroiinded by J -i niilBolng.jdoMi. Thin In rrolm 2 1,16 "iiV liie'iiieiilo of the lout nloninor !"1'" "'cr reach in, nn mery soul on W"W !nvo crnlcd with li.r. f! -A W .... 'W2mr',',-1,'VOl'('I t0 the llimU of 1,10 I Vm, VII 'I til) IVrimlillc ,m (lunr. Tlm IIdsIdii post eoiicliuli h u Iniif nrti i'ln on tliu oroni()mli'iii of tlm Ldinloii riiins, Mr. Kib-i l, In lliis nlilu iiiiiiim r: " Hut mi I'liimot droi liim, until w n fi r lo his liiml coiicliision in his lust loiter, fur It in ii K.nl nun. Hi; fjravcly siiyn Unit 1 ttlintcvoriiiiiy In; the result of nil llnno ilivi i'vn iiclioiiH, tlio f; rt t i'iiiU;c ih (.'olio.' llml n a b.Kl,t tin ill of lirihIOITlltic ill'IISIIIC ill ll't)ll(lllll(.'ill(' lliCMJ VMItllKj n liiilfMiiotln rod Milisfiirtioii Unit vmjiiIiI Iif. i onic ii Paliiii r.ilnii or n poi ly, orimy oili er ri'irt'M'iit:iti'u of tlio old Prliisli m.IioiiI? If lint, why siii.Ii haste in iiiii:nuiifili)j nioli il eniirli sdiif Has he fi.re.l hi Iter lit the linn.ls of liii-lisl. I.,n,U Ilniii In I , B ... .... .. ..r i... . .. . i -... ... .. ... . iiiiii.iii hi in i. ii.ii, wi.ui.in, iiiiT.tliin, i.l... nil M . I. iii.iiiiii.iiu Ml ll nil" I v mil .....I II...I .. ....I .1 I :n:....i i Miii, tin mil. the r..c,.. for. oval fnvoniK tn fnii-it tin. Ida riy w hi. I. Iio y fo devoutly worshippi d? Wc ii'l. .Mr. U'im.i.II lo u rite "...v iiiiotl.i r h tl r an l t tth.lt Il.r fill (111 II..' .Norlli Inn o i.om ; to wi.tu ill.il ti II IviH'pe t:ny have i'.oiic what no ni'lioil or la nn iii ui'.'iic omi .In: that tin v c. ,n- . ' v u.ii.'.ml llii'.r .Soatiicin I rutin r in Irs .. ..'.. o .... ... I . . . ;.. i t.iHil.ni (U.iiitH.I li.l.ivi.,- thii "'"""'V' ,;'.,;';v"'-i.,g!v use or employ, or coei.t to the uc . . r I "', ,"''S"rV"1 1fl",L,",",',l"lll""1or t'inploy,n.,it of the same ,.s ..f.-resnid, H""M H'"" "v U's f"- 1 -.' ri 1 1' 'ho o.ninier ns ilis,,,,, t. j,,,, ,,.,', ,,;,. rtv U ,.r,,,v (,.dliri., ,0 l!u,l ttli.le tli v wi.Ul.iil, tl.iy ft.lluiMi,d; I..a,,r .hint jon know Mur persons liwfll M.!,j.et ,r prize ...id capii.ro wher thep, ;,o, r.,l.,.v.imt,,.,,s .,f I I., nml ,m -'i-i tla se rules apply . xaoily? I. you ,.Ver lou.nl ; ..ml it shi.ll be the duty or the I'.iith; I!. .1 Win n fiat usi'm.M.t bin 4 into''1"".'' V"l" '",,;t '"'Vc c;n , l y,,,,, eyes in ; ,.,,,,,. of ()fJ Ullit,, (Stllt(,s l(, callse tin- II.ii.hIi I' of I'l.iii.nii ii ill.-t llli' MII'I'Cll j ll.i':, tin' tn Nl il i v h.df n llnil.oil of lie n, frn mi l., tt. ro ii ii.ly fur the li. Id, tn r. buko 111 il tiitlnili'i iv, mid vol to I; hi' tlmt biolle i l i . i .ii ii.iii i t. in n in' ii.i i i in 1 1 i in in ii to hi Jov.illv Ni'I the (I'lont P. lilil.I.o is' ... i .. .i i ... i .. t i... i . i ... lln ritliriinl nnt i;..'.o, an. .1 w.ll ....I ...til long .,,' P"1" "'m i Army u"gsier: l. r the oi h :.i .ilo.l ' Ni'tt' . i.b....!. I has mi! inn the lilnk' II lirell of I.nnilnll I'.r.ilgo id -k'tolie l the ruins of St Paul's '" Wnirii .Uiai.u, Law Al the pre- -out or i-, 1 1 it son lion. ire nf ll till.l M .nil' !. ii- "d, nn I will, mi I t lb' iieoiir:ile i;c nf it in siiiag, h' .om s i.:ki ii illy it. j n. ' li. t. P.: l .', r ih Too s in n ti.i! I.iw us as " a en !, i t il l l.i i! f"r the povi ini.ii nl of the i ri. y :ll. II. ll 111 il.l Pli tn St. '!",' ttlll'M' iirim-'pa! rul.n:r.' to f m i I in ti..- i.rli I 1 Iif .:l-, 'H -l l .III 11 bt ti.O I.l I i f ("nil .r P at CI:; 'II r K nt s.i, Ih's do liiolli'i. . p li' s only to 1. 1, 1 tnty l .w, ttbile : n 1 1 : : il I iw i .,1 to a il:-.lini t tl. ng, ni'd I. I.iii'hI' .I on p ir ii. niiii t iiu'i m ly, nml pin i I.i no d I y a in 1 t.ity c'..:.f M. iite. I I.iw is gi in'r.inv n".d vaguely In M In lie 11 Ml-pet. n:i of nil or Unary nnd ' ( r'.-lii-. .... . nd -noli ii;i prn oi iti - i In' Iy tn iiiltuy ib-, ntl-m It I. nn iiili.ir ny I. i.i n gi. in'.iu in cim r ! no i s In t no -s of i treiin pi rd to tin Stile eitlo r fii'in iilniit or within, the I nt 1 , , ir.nr ,1, in im!, tt r.ioi .lii.ni v men ' ' ' i llli s si niiii s lli.il I. ii on nf jii.t.iv en Mi-peinbd Iy the mil tn-1 iy pmnr i.ieli liasinr tin liiue- iiecoii.r , Mipr CO It sti-puni, ine i.p.ii.t.on ot inc.: ... .. . . I . , , ttl.t IU Ihllitllt ft" put: (ll.llllS piTM.IisI ' 1 1 ohiir-id tt ih Ir' ii-oii In l.eniminarily tr.cili by unlit inailnil int-lcnd of grniul jury; jn-lili. s in arol.rs nnd w izuio i.f private pio i petty, nn. I the I iking pmnsMnn ot pui.laM ;i.;l, wns iind oilier im aiis of coniiiiui.ioii ( linn Ininliing the !,iKh".t cxero's,.. of ..,,.,.; ii ij ,,f ..iirs.. I'liimbl.. of inn. iiigniy, ii I. in iinirsi, tupaiiii in. grout nl. ll', alii i. oily to he jn-tilied (ill i iiieigi in it s of the ino-t iiiiptrativc mid per. Inns n.itiire, I.i.F.susn n- Tin: II "I li No idle l.iinen t.it ons. No blind complaints. I'rel. courage, hol'lnoss, nerve, will, cndiinuxi' (irainl propurations m il iiiiMintcd outlay. New wiiiiness, vigilance, fid. hly, fnrii-.i.l, in all di parlimiils. r'tnotm s, nulhority ; i i . ..- i ... i ... i i iiii.iiui-. in uie uiM'i.i.i, noil ii ireiiue-: A lei 111 ll t, u i.i VI In log priH l.i. mi ll ' . . . ' 1 noiti finiu ! MUj.1 in cainc lu. " 1 mil n lh.lt I.l ill llirr .i;:i ll'laysll-,,; i, . ., ., ., . , , , i i .ii.. . I , . i r,, nml (ilit'ilii'iiee. t onfiilcin'i' hi ailibc iiii ii. f jii,,,., :0 uiiiii of the PiiiM-cpal Church 1 , ., ,i.i ti.l. .. . . ., ,- . , I '.(vereliot! for the .uweis that lie. All , iiiisvlvnn.il. He dud near P.llsbnrg, I . I . . ., , . .. . linitor for our grent ( upturn. Niinninry 0 rs,it nnlii v ii.oriiing, August 3d, whilst . ,. .... i i ,' .. ' ,. ... di iiliiig with Ir.iitms mid spies. I'.xcculiou , truveling on Ins oflicuil duties, lie has1 . , , , , i . 4 . '. i i. i i I ol t no iiinnrs tn uie pii im -.. . " . fniiil toward home seeessioirstK. The pris- on for Inrbnloiit paliinls- their own houses fnr imeoinpeleiit ones. .Sacrifice on sac-1 lilice by every oneof IM. Tears for soldiers dead, nml lunrU lor living ones. Kceng- nilion of lite Ihviiie liaiiil, nml iinii.t. imil- ted prayer to the ('o l vf llatlhs. The .Ii.ii. n i. iii . I inn nf mill W II T 0T IlinllV. i...r. .' ..I Smntrr in Mir tho blniitl , of the frco .Stales. Tho chick nt Hull Kun the price of victory at llichinoiid. Hot. Jour. The Legislature of Tennonrc bns passed mi not " for tlm relief of viiliinli'crs," which nnlliori.es the (lovcinor to impress into t In) nnny nil the In e iiegroi of tlmt Statu between the ngin of fifteen nnd fifty veins, being Found in iniinl nml hody. These "inluiitocr" nru to icrforni such menial Fi-rviees in Iho rump iin may hu re quired, and lo receive llu refor regular ra tions, with $1 m r month nn wages. SriiAMiK Cosii Hios or Namkh Ocn. Philip St. (Irorgn Cucke nml Col. Phillip St.(lcorge'ookenr.)botli Virglnimin the one a Conrmleralo (Icnernl nnd tlm other a United Stuten Colimil. Holh wcro edu cated at West Point. MT Momentn mnkn Ilio liuct lu liii'h yenri aro colored. ORKfJONClTY, OREGON, S E P T K M Ii K K 28, Tiiittiiu Mioul Uuw l llrcugoUe 'I tic in. Tlmt wu Iki vo fuw irnitorn lierculioiits, is mi iiiiik-niulilu fact, hut uk they ull pin ftu to ho good Union men, it may liu irnn r to lay down u few (ilniii ruks hy which I hey limy hu roudily diMingii'iilicd from our truly loyal uitizi ns; Wlniicver you hear n iiinii sny tlmt " this Is lit tliinr hut mi Abolition war," m i, k- !,;, ivi.ll l'il l'....l 1 1... i i j.m ' Ul America in CmgreM a.wmbtnl, Tl.ut if, U'Li.. ..... i.. . . .i J'lurin',' the present or niiyfiitiireiiisiirreetion lieinver you l.enr n n nn nssert tiiitL.. 1 , . . . . , . .,..,;,,, , I., i ,. . njuiiiit the L'ov. rniiiciit of the L niieil Slates this war ih only intended to free the inir-Lc... ..... ....n. l .e .. ir . ... . HJ ii i .. , . . " t' rs keep your eye on hi..., (,,r ho ih .. iiiii'.ii.iuiirii hori'KMlill S, Il.l Ivlf.IlK '. ..M . . .ii , ) let over Villi niir n inrin i re turn llml r.. I. I... l . :. . ... .i:. . i " this is Lineoln's lie," wiil.'h i'k wii.', nt,'!, him well ! piei.i, it not ii '"'I lli!'ln"-'d, lor lie is nn Im: f..r irallor Whenever von hear r. man enn-t.,i,.l i .. . .1... a. . . .. - linn iin ii uiiiii lie e nor ii s rx ii" nse o ilm :ir " ilnii'i Invi. .1,,!,. ,.r I, in! r.!i. I,. iinrpiiiC iiijoiit Uie eiiorninns expi-nse ... ..r . ... . , I . . (..I M il .n l. Ilii Sm'1'I.Oi iirinv iT hi , .... ,1 I ' " v -n" - U. , , - . , .,. l.i'i.cver you hour a mini deeliirc that i , . . -, . ;, .s a.iiiiimsl wr, nml ,,..,d.t hav; .1 (' I l.Vlilili'il ' i-iiii lilnv " I. i t 1 r ...,.'l t t his treiiMiio .Hid his bea.t lire bu'.ll Im kingdom of JUT. I'avis. . i III u '"" ' r J'u m ar u man wiio li con i . i . ... ':'"o . ., . " . ..... .... r:"' i.in,, u.e- ...m io iu-.mi.is. (iKS IIiKI'll!' -The (ju.'.-tion has been n hi;o iM.insepii iii..;. r, oipoi Hie re .1-1 ... ... iii i.ily ii point, tl Prigu.lier (ii'inrals in the . I.'. .1... I i ... .. oi... i. 'i . i'. .... 1 l'" ' "u "n or ci oil I- of Mr. II...... f c.r.er ns n sol li. r, . i . . " .'"ieph llooji-r was npp.eiited n rail, t in the M. ht. try Academy nt ln.ni .M.h-.ii l.iiii Its, mil West Point LT ldll ltl d in Jam' ISS7. In J.ilv of the s;,n:e vear. he , , i . , . r , . , pm i.rtv ninv at I in i w; lie mnv institute iv is appointed J I I.!.iiti'ii:int or -t Ar-i '. r- , , .. ,. " , Im- pruecid i.gs or o:i.ioitin:i!im, and in t.llory. Nnv. ht, 1 npp.iii.to.1 I-t;sll(., ,.af, tl.cv shnil be wholly for the liiiiil. ti ml, nnd held the po-..t ion nf Ad- 'benefit of the United .States; or nnv ptr- iuiaat at the M htary AciiiI. iiiv fiom Jnlv s0" ,"-1.v '-' inr.)r:natiou with such At ' t . .. i . .t i- . i. 1st, IS II. to Oetobcr 3d, lsll. Acted is It. - incut il Adj.it int from 181 1 I j -V- II I i i -1 .1 1 1 in ll'l I ' .1 l "1. 1 Hrctctto.l djitain S.-ptcmhcr 23. 1, ,Si:c. 4. Anl be it further tnicttd. That Pli., f..r gall. 1. 1 eninlii 't in the Mvcr.'l wlunevcr nny ptrsoa claliiiing to be cn .n'.fl'i N at M citir. v. on the 21-t 22a,l ! t;!'', !o ' ire or labor of nt.y o:!i'r ' 1 ' I . .1... i r c. ... . t .ii "l .,f s-...i, r l!..-.ii..l i..-, ot .i i.i i-crn r. .I.i'i 1 1 M", fnr i .11 nit nnd meritori-; ii i r oi I n t in Pi . r.iTiT nt the Natiniil l!; d,e. Itivv tl.d Iiul. Cviionel S, p- toi.il. r 1 -I ii. HIT, fnr g..l!..nt i.nd in. ri-! , .,. .. tor. on.-- Cine il. l .;. t ic ln.Uk tn Chel'.i tc- 1 lc,. Served ii s C.pt.iin ,t Artilhry Oc- HI I lit 4 Ilev.-nid isr,3.' I P. Pi.ai:i o.s .Mcci ntsM pre. I mi ior.ii.ee ..i i t ,i...l.',l ii.i. .-. .i r Mivnuri is d'-oiiledlv lor the I'nuiii. The irg'' si. iv, ho!, le. i f..i ... to renl -. a givnt , truth Iii Ii t'ol. Piaik P. I'.lair recently aii'ioiiuo. .1 to one ol llicui. lie was mi Ins ; ........ I I .i if,,.uviry; I own ni-gcr-." "Will, Fir," ; n p.n in m i.iair, w ,i;i u iinui Miirgi siion . tf I. Ul.tll.. .1,1,.. 1.. I...... .' 11 .. .I...t'l "' "' ., . .. , V ""Jill ... 111.11, .111. II It'll t Hill llli II IIH ' ' . , . , ., ... . . on i. negrni s iitton.pt to tnko the .State ol vi.v.omi nut of tin- Union in iil out si 'months ym will be the ino-t irgi-crlos set i "I indiviilunls ymi ever heard ol." (;( (,U(V1 Wl.sit is Si, gel fighting Tnt? The oiijnyni. iit of that l.b.rly whioli we could nut li.nl in his own native land the J the preservation of that Constitution which ... , . i as prntooteil him and his countrymen in litis 1. 1. nl in r.'. cilniii The (' rui.'iiis of Missouri, Illino's, Wis coinin, mill low.) nre Hooking to the stall .l.irtl nl iii.il in rn.c icn.icr, lo nit nm-w wur is t,p tnn qnrstioii in this nln- thegriiit buttle of ficuloiil. I mhr tliCi.. , ,, . ,- ,t , J ... ... . f . , i i tion; in id on this quest mil the country and; inspirations of lis jo'inus, a host from the ' ... . I'litlteiliiiid i: nrrnving if st If against treii- .... mil re hi II imi. Pi'.iTii or I'lsiior IIiiwiux. ni'patcli j0 ('Im ngn ui.noiiiice the sudden denth I... i. ... nn. oeen mo or inroi veins insiin,!, inii mi.i universally beloved for lii.s purity of char- ,u tcr nml liuliucss of life, nml admired for liin lenfning nml ability. ICshop Powmnn w, ,0 brother of Col. Aloxnndcr II. p.owmaii, U. S. A , cominiinilaiit nt West Point. Shokixo ro IlFiKtr. The following is " fxlrnct from o Liter written hy nn ofil ccrwhp was in the bnttlo ( Hull Kun: I did one thing for i fleet during the heavy fire, which had the best inlbiciico on ' the tuen, when I tried the... by giving then. I by giving them orders, nml that wan tlio i lif.h. Iiiii of quietly smoking a cigar. - When the men wcro falling nround mo I must confess my coolness was rather forced, hut il Iind the desired cITccl on the turn, und I was satislieil. WASittXfiTos, August &. A person re cently nrrived snyn (Jen. Johnston express es Inn contempt lor w hut ho styles Hen. Patterson's cownrdicc. Tho story about (13 gnus at Winchester In all fudge, they li it 1 1 hut 1 j nil told nt nny period. Injjr At Mnrtinsbuig, Vo., Ocn. Will Inmn knocked out tho heads of 250 barrels of corn whisky nnd emptied tho contents into tlio brook. - ' - ing Classen, and advocating 'lbs I'.unnst'aitiiK Act. The following in a copy of the law just pnmed hy Congress, ami, ns it is of general upliliciition nml inter st, tliu pcoplu of nil .sections should not bu ignorant of its pro visions: AX ACT to coiifiKcuto property used tor insurrectionary purposes Ih it tnnrJtd In the Smate and font? ,V '""'.ir umraoram n. l '.....--....,.' jl. 77 I f... iiui'-i inu j i.'ni.i.'i.i 01 i.iu L, I lieu 5111108 K,, ,v ,,,.,, ,,,,.,., , il ,. I ...jf.l 1 , r., , . tlie laws or tlii' Linti'd . Stutes aro (iiiiinsi'd . . . . . I mill till. f'Vi.r.ntifiti I l.f.fr.f.r ..l.bl riif.ti.,1 I... ,00 10Wt.rr l0 )(; Huppred ,y the ordinnry course of judicial proceed- ? " "lo l'" " m nn.uis I ll.irj itH hi i tun.... ..........I ....... ... I . J nv ii.w n .v hereon or nei-Knim ns in.p fir i :.. ..... i in I ' "K-'". otlorney or cu.ployee, shall j : j r-'' - r 1 i I nniT i".i-. ii.ii.- ui ii. iiniiv , .-m'ii hi ui.-, u iii pruij- . . 1 '. Jit "'"' nn i.'iii. . e i iv im, in m-ii.Tim.ull, -,1, ;..,, , , i. ..... ri ,.f ...I.,. i ..:.... .. .1 :..'... ..in. ..it tn. kii ii.iu ni riini.uv inu eillll'.', or sllT,,. Slimc , Le , . i . .. . . I iiiiiiiiL- iiiii ii llir rn .rii'iin; ll w Kill, iiinr. roction or rcsbtiince to the laws, or nnv i ' I ' person or per.-ons eiiL'agrd therein; or if one person or person.!, bein' the owmr or owners ol nnv siioli uroiieriv. sliall know- ,.. mm l0 JC Sl.;Z((, colln,(.uted ond con- I"1'"1.11"-., .1 ..... i ;1-' - hid It il further tv.'irltl. That siioh prize nml capture Miall be roiid. nniod in t, Disiiiet or Circuit Court of tic t. I c........ I .r .i.l iinon ouiu i inn in'; jiii ,. iiiei.nn in i no . '"J'"'t. or in AdnnMlty hi nny jLanct in u I- i i ii? vim." i v in" vi'.. i 'i i fir t in ..,.;,..,, .. .,. ,, ..,.,,;, ' first instlt iiti1 ." . - . " j Sue. 3. And k it furilwr rnurtrd, That the Altonny-tioiieral, or nny PMriet At- ,or,"' 01 lllL' M' wli:ch "n '' " "'c" , " I'i.ngs sunn In for the us-! tif such informer nnd the r..,i,t ci..i... :.. . i "i '""ur uie- liiii-u. ii-ii ci;i;e, Minn I'liiphiy such persons in uidii.g or pnnnot- ;,, llnv inW,rrectitin. or in rvslstinz the laws of the Unitod States, or t-lnll permit him to he f.i employed, ho shall forfeit nil ri"U ,0 mk1' H'rvit'"0 or l',,'or' m,J ,,ie I" r" sou whose service or labor is thus claimed t n i .i . . r .i " i i .i i slcill lie tlielieeUirtli o.-i hargrd therefi-om, y :nv to the contrary tiotwithstaiiding. CQr Union rcaibr, whenever a secef- Mom.-i m -niir pr-sciic uegins 10 eiuar, be '"' -he haril.-h:ps nnd horrors oi the wnr let bin. hv nil menus go on; if necessarv, si;r up his faculties a little with the goad ..(..,. i. .,i:...:.s.. 'i' .... i.. r .. . U bed t be i rseriot nil li n I liinn. If if nnt imii ii nn nisi ripuoii n mm n.insi ii u noi ll,. lin n.rrllii rni!ln nf llm imi finUlr "i 1 '"I'l. mill. linn, in ll liu li:ii nil oppropriato tliu fruit of his genius with Slll. interrogatory I I;c thii; " What pun Wimciit is due the ricmls in liiimaii .sl.ni.e ., ,n l,.,vn lir.lll.l.l nllil.lt l)rt iei.ll.. i.f w" "'c orougni iujoiii in s FCcne ot nTftoIiedncfs by ntteinpting in the sheer ivaiitoniicss of ninbitioii to overthrow the inihle.t nnd Mont hcueliceiit govcniineiit I"'' "JiM ''as known?" Turn upon liim thus, nnd vigorou-dy sii..ta:n t!ic (hiiist, IH (). Im)rt. Mnc.s.sfiil his description is, ,, , . . ... . .... , . the more ovcnvuclniing n.ll be vour tri- iimph nnd his discomfiture. Not the iiiiilnnl.tiil ciilu nities ol the war, but the responsibility for the existence olidone my duty,' was her only reply. .... ... .... ........ ....... ...a ........!.! . l,u UM "S"-' -"i- tendon nnd Ins colleague in Congress. " The prftrnl tlyloru'de civil irjr," snys the resolution introduced by Mr. Critteii noil unu iinuiiien hi me iiuusu in iii-inv , . ', . , , . sentnlivcs, "his lire forced upon the court- , , ... , ,, , try ly th' disumomtts nf the ijoul'tcrn .f ' ool'.f, NOW IS BEVOI.T AGAINST TIIK COS 8TITITI0.NA1. COVKIINMEXT, AND IS AnilS , , . .... . ... tr Aiiorsn Tin: Cai'ital." Such is the verdict of this generation; and jiostcrity will np prove it, posterity down to "the Inst syllable of recorded time." The conclusion is indeed too clear for rational dispute. How lli.oxius Does it. Tho rationale of lSloudin's perforinanco is thus staled in nn Knglisli jouninl: " Ho linn perfect con fidence in his own sense of touch und bnl iinee, nnd ho never looks hencntli liim? - mt )CiK SOi fifty (vcit m five lunulrcJ BM mm o m Ho wU h n , , , . .. . . "",,ll'r nbovol.i.n; lies jgnulcil l.y ins leci. wneii, tiierciore, no in blindfolded, Iio is deprived ol it sense which in of no uso to Mm which tuny, in deed, provo n sourco of danger. Whet: tho droop of tho rope nt Niagara was for ty feet, ninl ho wan nt tho bottom of tlio curve, ho could scarcely uvoid seeing tho endn of tho rope, nnd that was a source of danger to hlin. If Iio wcro lo look down once, wo know not what would happen to liim; hut we may guess from nn accident which occurred sumo timo ago." Llondin had left London for tho provinces. His Inst performance nt tho Crystal raluco wts nttenQcd by twelve tliniifar.d persons. tlio side of Truth in every ksun.- 1 80 1. No. A TourtitDK b4 True Hlory. A correspomleiit of the New Voik Kiiieke'-lioi ker Magmino relates the fol lowing tonehiii! Ktory, which possenses the merit, 11I1.0, of Ijein-r nctuully true: " I have seinetliin utrune In the l.isto ry of opilnphs to rceord. There is a story connected with the one which I give you hilow. It his the merit of brevity, nt h.nst. One nielli, nliont ten yours nro, a medical student, one of the wildest of n wild class, left the Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia, before the end of the farce, to jro home. Shortly nfter turning lip into Ninth street, he ci.me upon n thinly clad km"' n,ul;inS l"&"J driving snowstorm, nml Fobbing piKoinly. In I . 1 . a . I . , a II . enueavonng 10 nnsv, er n.s q.ie,i.o.n n U'l. the c.iu-c of h?r sorrow.', sliu hurst into n violent fit of weeping, nml wo-.ild Lave fall en to the ground had she not been Klip portvd by n haekninn ttho btood near hy. A carriage was called, nnd the womnn ta ken home, where she lingered in a very precarious statu for iipwurdj of two weeks. Dur'ng this tim? the stml'iit was constant ly nt her bed.-Ide nlicn nut nt lectures. In gool tiin-,' lis saw her convalescent. I would merely mention here, that the cauc of h-r grief was merlin; in the theatre li'T seducer, iind being shu uied by liim. Poor girl! it broke her heart. " Two months had scarcely paf-fil v.'Iirti the student himself wns t.ikn down; and it graduallv became known tlmt be had con- traded timt loathsome nml contagions lis ei'.sn, Ine dniau 1 UT. lien llie lad WHS .. r. .. n .. .i . ; tt:iM.MVI:t u ,U boarding lions.., it was too , ilo '0 reinorc mm; nml llie 'louse itsell i . .. i i, .. .. . . became sudiiiiily empty; no one reiiiain'ii; but nn oi l colored cook, nnd n big stud 'lit w!.o swor'." res'. 0Jt!:s und drank ba;l wl.i.kv. " Two days :.fter t!.c 1101'.-.? was so sud denly vaulted, there came n sofl tap nt the door, and in walked the female who, ns 1 1 have mentioned, was braving the blast oiie cold tii,-!it in Ninth street. She laid down a stitch !, tool; o.T her hound mi l sha'.il, and quietly settled ii.to the position ofir.ir.se, much to the nitoni-.I.inent of the black woman. Vis: here the henitiful and frail one stayed; fjr iudocd she was beautiful; nnd many wl.o walked Ch.snut street might have envied licr complexion, In r eyes, her hair, hi r accomplishment. Hero shn bent over the loat!iso:iii) bed, ihoiigh her white arm was unnini ked by the charmed protection Yacch.t. For roar long wetks her ryes scarcely knew rest; and her gentle voice soothed the siek one when he fretted, and read tohiin when he was still. The daily pnptrs nnd the news of the city she read nod commented on; she chatted to him of literature and science; und when he could listen to music she played und sang to b!:n; caroling sonic sweet ditty, learned in ly-gonc days. Poor gi.-i! " Oar student was rapidly gcttinj well; und the people of tho house were to ven ture back the next day, so sho put cn In r bonnet, drew hrr shn w I around htr, and said, ' Now, Harry, the people are coming back to morrow ; I have done my duly to you; good bye; and stooping down she kissed the student, and was pone. Doing encountered some time after, she refused everything in the shape of presents, nnd even listened with reluctance to attested protestations of gratitude. ' I have but " The following winter !.e died. I was , . , i i i . i . one of a pnrtv of one hundred students 1 who paid our last tribute of nspect to the bcniitilul girl. We laid her down to rest, nnd a few weeks nfter there was erected over her grave this tablet: II1C JACI'T osr uf nit riLLci; ll.V 11.11110 HETTY HAMILTON. She nas n ivoinaii; and.liv Uie o ltictiiiiiti.f man, foil. Wie li.nl a liritrl; !ie ilinl ; un.l CIod ii Iut.Iu Ifc. .li:ii' mill iin o her: ' Wuiniin, iilo'te .-tie lliino ic cuet7 II illi no il an C'liiileiniie.l ilicef' hlie ..id. 1 No mini, l'nn' A ii.l Je-ci m il unto lier, 1 Nei lirt do I cemiomti litre; gn, nml 'n no more ' " On the foolstono Is this inscription: 1 THINK OF IIF! Al A WANDCRt Wl.,' H.llli If F'JU.VD.' " I haro visited the grave three times since. An old mnn, who liven near by, re ceives n yearly stipend to keep the grass shorn down, nnd every fortnight lie places there a fresh offering of flowers. Sweet, gentle girl I She would hnvo graced nny society. Tho cold treatment of her family mado her on outcast; her seducer deserted her. Ood was good lo her, mid took her nwuy early; nnd one hundred ns wnrm hearts un ever bent stood nround her grave when tho cold earth fell upon her coffin, nnd breathed a prayer for her soul's pc ice. This lust epitaph,' Fiiys our correspond ent, nfter giving the Viir" of the iiiliers, " is in the vicinity ol Philadelphia. Many nn old student will renu mber the girl III PlIllll'IIW ii ill ii-iin iiivei iiivf.i... one who attended the funeral will .rgct n scene which took ph.co when Not evor forirct n scene which took nln tho first enrth wns fulling upon her coffin A brother's heart melted nt Inst, and we had to tnko up tho colli n to permit him lo look onco more upon tho faco of his beautiful sister!" HXTKS OP ADV'KKTISINU: One iiaru (twelve lino, or km, brevier m-iuxr nil i.iHTlioii ." OU j;.n li MeWiiuc'it hmrtiuii I 00 I'.uiiiiPMCiiru'ii one yeir 0 (K) A litierul ileducllon will Uj inudo to tlumwhw nilvetiiw.' I.)' the year. TI.e iii.mlier of insertion! uliot.M bo flntr.1 oo lint marijiii uf nn Iverlirriiienti ollierli it, will bn pubinlicd till fubiiidvn, ami churged ac cord.nijly. IIT biliry notice! will bu clmrgeJ Imlf thii ubevo n.lniif mlverli.ii. i(. Ca'i' Ju- I'wntimi cccuej ui;h ncalrtM enj liixfl M toll. j'uymrnt fur Jth Vrinlingmuil It tr.tttt en ilrlirrrt of Ike tror A . Josrpli 11 oil nnd Miijnf Anderson. Hon. Jnsepli Holt visited Lonisvillo about the middle of July last, nnd had a public reception by n large crowd of citi zens, of holh sexes. Ho wns introduced to the Btidienco by lion. Henry Pirtle, in un eloquent speech, which was feelingly re spoiided lo by Mr. Holt. We publish holh, for tho beautiful tribntc mill to tho Hero of Fort Sumter, cs well ns to Mr. Holt's own patriotic course: Mr. lL't: You i re wilcotne to Ken lucky, your native Stale, yon arc vt e'eomo to Louit.ville. Wu are proud to slinkc. tho hand of ii man who bos been so faithful to his public trust who has done honor to his State nnd honor lo the tmUon. Out of Congress (there we"lmd true men) it did our heurts good to look towards two Kentuekiiii.s in the s'rvlco of the great public, in the trying times of Ia4 winter i.u.l spring; Holt at Washington (ul.ere frutiiJ nnd treachery raged nil around) al most nlo.-.e, w ith a limine, s, n capability, and (intrlotism that challenged the r.tten lion nnd tho judgment of Christendom; nml Anderson, left by liiniHo,',", surrounded hy ciicmli-s in the liny of Charh'iito!!, whose fame shall live when the wares of ngts shall have worn nwny the granite cf Huiritcr nml it shnll fall undistinguished in the rea. I know you fed yourself hon ored to have his nauio ni;ntionid row. It wan you who would have nlieved him, mid li. lpcil him to ma'iitaln the bannir of the Union. Winn yon came to the relief of tho country yu inrused l.fc into the almost dy ing Sinte; trenson comiuri.eed Featuring from Washington, mid the p'Op'e of this country began to have confiJencc that tin; Mxccutivc branch of the Government was iiirni:; tniii to them and the Constitution. Your nibi.ii.istrat:on of the most important division of tho Executive Deportment at the tl:;i:, was u-ider the ino. t linbamfsing eircir.n.i'...r.ccs cv;r seen in I iii- coui.iry. Your oilnistiy was short, n::d uftrr l.unn ir retrii vnble ha I tcme; Stntcs were marelicd oi;'. ns if i!,cy were lid States, but a help l.rs Land under the doi.iiiilou of a mu'i, and niukr t!ie frolic of tlie uiuin nn.l fife; but II I -.tory will pkcayonr mine in honor when she writes of this cio h of dcmorul. Ziitlon, of war, und tlm woes of war. O may she soon he nble to write for us u page of peace nnd Un'onl Again, in bel aif of this pco(.Ie, I 'we! com" you. Mr. Hu!t thin tnok tin; Ftat.d nnrd . ndo-igf d and deufening cheer., nnd spoke us follows: Jud;t Pink: I bog yon to r.snrf d that I om most thui.kful kr this disiin guislicil nn.l flntterin-; welcome, nnd for every one of the kind words which have just falhn Irom your I'ps, r.s I r.r.i fur tho Item ty response tin y hav received. ' Sp.o ken toy any hojy and iinywbere, these words would have been cherished by me, hut Fio!;en by yourself and in the presence and on I.ehJlf of those in whose midst I commerced the buttle of life, whose friend ship I have' ever labored to deserve, nml in whose fortunes I have ever felt the liveliest sympathy, they ore doubly grateful to my fccl.ngs.' I take no erabt to myself for hiving and being faithful lo such n govt Tu rnout ns this, or for uttcr'ng, ns I do, with every throb of my existence, n prayer for its preservation. In rgard to iry official conduct, to which you have nlluiiul with stick earnest and generous commendation, I mux', siy that no merit enn be accorded to in; heyond that of having hnmbly but sincerely struggled to perform n public duty nmiil ciii'iiirrii.viiiict.ts which the woiM can ncvi r fully know. In reviewing what in l ast, I luivo nnd shall tvir have a bitter Mir.-ow, that, while I was enabled to ac cenipli-li so link in behalf ef our bclroyeil nnd suffering country, others wire mablcj to accomplish so much niinst it. You do tno exceeding honor in associating inn in your remembrance wiih the hero of Fort Sumter. There is about bis name nn atmosphere of Iii;ht tlmt run never grow dim. Surrounded, wit'i his little band, by butU rks of treason nnd by infuriuted thou sands of traitors, the Enn upon the altar of patriotism nt which lie miuisit rul, only waxed the brighter (or the gloom tlmt en veloped him, end history will never forget that it was from these fin.) that was kind led that conflagration that now bluzes throughout the length nnd breadth of the land. Pravo among the bravest, iticor-. ruptible nml nnootirjiu ruble in Irs loyalty, amid nil the perplexities nml trialt nnd sore humiliations that Inset him, he well deserves tlmt exulted position in tho affec tions and confidence of the pcoplo tlmt Iio now enjoys; mid while nono have had bi t ter opportunities of knowing thin than my self, fo I nm sure that none could hnvo a prouder joy in bearing testimony lo it than 1 have tonight. Tiik Vmiuost SoUMF.ns. It has In f noticed ns n remarkable met that during the delay of the Third Vermont Kcginient in this city on Wednesday, no ono of tho soldier was heard to nwenr, nnd none of them appeared tho wone for liuiior. Drunkenness nnd profuiity nro tho two be letting sins of soldiers, nnd if tho numbers of thin llcgimcnt refrain from both tln so vices during their sojourn in Dixie's Lund, they .will gain un enviuble reputation. Tliu avernee weight of the men was 1 02 pounds, and if they cannot persuade tho rebels to iiiornlilr by the force of example., they may nt lenst' Im able to givo lliein sonie'viiluab!.) lessons in " muscular Christianity." &trrnfjitd Republican. The Soixd or Casxon. Tho Eusttrn (Md.) $lnr n ys tint henvy cannoiiiuling ut ' ,. I- .1.1 . I .1 . Urn '" "'""" ,1,,lm' 'T ' c'!'n on Sunday we. k-a ilMlnm of 15 miles in u direct line. Jeff. Davis, In ft message ' ...J rebel Congress, makes his loss 3,600 by th boUlo of Hull Kun.