. r m man n 1 1 1' in i t s lo iau rtnw nitre
iiii'rli'in lin, slum titm im thi'kiot I"
Ce. u .
Ijc (Oregon CUgus.
W. L. Adams, - Editor.
OIUlOOHr CITY:
SA'ITUPAY. Al'lilSTlG, ISi'.J.
hnl f Mchit
tiovcrnor S;r:inm- of Khode Island linv
1 1 ! proposed lo raise a colored regililctit,
ami I. -till tlirm to battle Irmself, has caused
considerable discussion among iifw.jut pt-rs
lis to the probable lighting qualities o!' this
kind uf soldiers. Now that the rebels arc
using negroes to shoot down northern sol
dier, the conviction seems to lie rapidly
gaining ground, i specially anion, promi
iioiit mi'ti who have heretofore acted with
thi' democratic party, that it is just nm.'.
proper to organize negro regiments to
hunt up and destroy the 1-oivanlly bands
uf guerrillas w ho are ovcrrtiuiug portions of
the rebel States, shooting ami hangii'g aiul
cutting to pieces, loyal men, stealing their
horses, cattle ami coin, burning their dwell-1
ings, ami after outraging the women, ihlv- j
iiii; them with their little cues into the
mountains ami swamps to perish with cold j
ami Imager. These gnrrr.ll.is", according j
to the laws of civilized nations are outlaws i
and pirates who can claim none iff the rights
nnd amenities due to common captives; hut
who deserve death by shooting or hanging
wherever taken cold-blooded, vindictive,
wholesale murderers, who arc not to he
compared, but f.vlerm!iinttJ.
Since the rebel defeats at Shiloh, pert
Poiiclson, New Orleans, .Memphis, and
MeCiclluu's base before Richmond, every
thing seems to be drifting lowar Is tin-point
we long since predicted as the ultimate
development of the rebel programme: a d's
solution if the large armies under il:-tin-pushed
generals, a general evacuation uf
t!ie most important places, and a dispersion
of the rebel cohorts all over eottondom, or
ganized in small basi ls, under devil josse.o.l
nnd desperate leaf, rs to carry on a guard
la warfare unknown in k'nd in the Li-lory
ol hr.rbari.-ti), by mobbing, nr.ird; rinr', ami
torturing Union clti.-ns among tiu:u and
annoying the Federal (lovcrmn.nt to the
utmost of tlkir ability. Wlu-ii-.-vcr th's
policy is fairiy man.;, rated, ami Davis
abandons the idea of k ( ping t.ytthi r a
I ir.'e r be! army at any one puint, we miy
s..f !y ta'ei.l.ife that the h a 1. i- i f the r
be 11. on I.avc abatid :-'-d the i h';! of a p r
I'.i.mcnt md. tend; :,t Tii-m ,', nnd tre
scik'ug to make ! th-ir c eaji with
their ii!-.-'H;e:i tr.-i'.r- to r:i.. fon-Ij'i
i.-ouutry nit ! r C"Vi r of ll,..- f.r-, M.i.-kc, ami j ,r"'',: !'
s'augVc. tint .-'.all bir-t ;! ail over the j '" lv-t--;l
cnutitrv, ca the track of n ih-.'and bands I ' l 1 t:
the temple of minimi liberlv that .shall
start to Kurope, wrap both continents in
blaze of war, and knock the scales from
the eyes of purblind demagogues who have
been thus far throwing obstacles in the w ay
of a speedy termination of the w ar upon a
just and christian basis we also beliive. Of
the mighty causes which are operating us
a hidden moral volcano under the sub
stratum of civil soeielv, and of the ulii
uiatuiu ot the irrepressible eonlliet between
barbarism mid a civiliz itiou struggling to
advance, the little taekey politicians of the
Wait school know no more than a ho
knows about centripetal and ecutrifiigu
forces in the heavens. The AngloSnxon
race, occupying the front rank in the faini
lies of earth and headed by New Kngl.uii
Yankees, the brain of America, the d.-pos
itory ot inventive genius, the fountuin of
art and literature, and the cradle of human
liberty, has not been the Duressor in this
conll i t w liieh is to introduce a millennium
when, after the 1'n-ry ordeal through which
the world has passed, Pk.uk, in gulden let
ters, shall sp in the heavens, hallehijih In
waueii on cverv iireer.e, aim glorv mid g in
every dark corner and valley of the earth.
He who thinks that ttabricl's last blast is
to purge the world of sin and introduce lie
millennium by the exercise of that vol, lion
that creatid I lie material universe, is n;th
as a heterodox theologian. The"ihet
friends of human progress have legitimately
tried to advance the cause of civilization
by moral arguments-failing in that and
being confronted by the motley hordes of
disiiotisin with fixed bayonets, the tin at
.Lhovah expects them to draw their swords
iiinl In w their wnv through to the r.iiikn-
nium, instead of waiting for tJ.ibriel to
f.'ightcli aw ay w ith his horn the ,ots ol
Magog who now bloi k up the road. Thl
eonlliet has beivi coinmeiieed on the "land
li.jih ing w Il wir gs" it has been con
liiii'id on the part of the eiieiniis of t-iv:li-nation
and a are demoeraey in good keep
ing wi:h the spirit of intolerance tli.il
prompted the rebellion conducted by the
w.;r code- of savages. On the part of the
(iovcrmut tit a remarkable gentleness, leni-
cia'i, and fi ibeurance have been shown the
rehils, in re!e.i.-ii:g prisoners on parele, in
reluming slaws to their claimants, i i pro
tietiug rebtl property, in permitting rbel
officers capturd in war to loll in ni.iguili
een'.ly fnrnis'.id apartments and f.ire sii up-lao't-ly,
while oar OWU sold. ers are ci.iwdeil
into iiithy ap.irl nn-iit -i by the nbils, I'.-d on
mis- ral le fon I, and sliot br stepping lo a
window to t a breath uf pure air. The
w hole j idi.-y of tiie (jovi-rnnient in cn.id n t
ii.g t'.e war has been sudi ns many ho,ied
would win back the rebels to loyally It
ha.- b.-i i; a p' llcy w in-ly iuailgurated by
Details of Eastern News.
l.irri.K Wasiiixi;tox ('a ), August lid.
A recoiinoitering column under (lea.
Crawford yesterday crossed the Kiipidan,
and pushed forward to Orangu Court
House and took possession of the town,
which was occupied by two regiments of
the enemy's cavalry, under lien. Kobert
son. Mleven of the enemy were killed and
fifty-two taken prisoners. Among the lat
ter were one Major, two Captains and two
Lieutenants. Our loss was two killed and
three wounded. The enemy retired in such
great haste as to leave their wounded in
oar hands.
sful. Information from (imsgow, , r
Washington, Aug. It. A dispatch from
it,, i liiuiiliiiiiii'li'i'S of the A i niv of thn l'oio.
"( ..... ... - . in y H nniiA
nun: today, mivs: The Army of the Polo, year Stii: "cWi'r fur
mac has again assumed the oll'eiisive. A j 'u n.n,i . . ..
rn'otinoisaueo was imidii yestenhiv by (leu. ., . A"wf ,.
Hooker to Malvern lldl, Vhiio llk LSl i. It'
Missouri, says that a liiindivd and fifty
Federal troops at thu place nro in ilanger
from a large band of guerrillas under Torn
dexter. Should the report prove true of a
strong rebel lorcu being In that, vicinity,
the garrison will probably retire to the
oilier sine oi Hie river. ...-i i ; , i. a;,.,,,,,: ,
rfii.-inii imhii, i""i '-' ii'i'iiiwn hi
In the iiortlieiisterii part ol the Statu .ew niarket and Kichmoiid, which was In
the town of Newark was attacked by a 1 every respect a complete succesH Tim
large force ol guerrillas on Fridny evening tmps left, rump about dark the uiulit by
last. Only two companies of State troops ri. i,, ,., inrivcd ut Malvern Hill ut 4
were slatioiied at the outskirts, who were (,Y,, k yesterday inuining. They i iicoiin-
Invin into ilio town by superior iinniiier.M. (,.,., , cegiuients ol inliiutry mid a teit
M If ,....,. .. .
"i in ii j i'i...i.
Sri?;:'""' t;(t
Milwiiukle,
Mast Tualatin,
West Tuulatin,
Ibiyton A l.afiiyetle,
.""''"lie
iiinl an enriliwurk. Fue
ions lirmg i corn lunniii nouses nun leiiees. ttus oneneil on llieni ov lleiisons iiattei v.
At dark they were compelled to capitulate, -pi,,, inf.t lit rv were not eiigagi d. The tiring
The Federal loss was t killed and I wounded.
The rebel loss, necording to their own
lasted three hours, when the lebels inglo-
rionslv lied by the river road toward Well-
statements, was "11 killed and u itmuliL-r i iimiul, tiolty piirsiicd by our troopn, who
wounded. j look ltH) prisoners. The loss mi our side
rrovideiiee, (11. 1.), August .Mh.l!ov. I " 'I'"'" MM "' eleven wounded
;,, I,,.- ..all,.,! mi i ..hired citizens Col. Avenll, with hOO cav.ihy, look the
for a regiment as part or thu o.iota ol the ' hl h. re
State. lie promises to aceou.panv them f""ml the lentil irguuu I avalry drawn
I,, il... I1..I.1 ami slmr.i their i.enis wilh 1 np to receive hull. A charga was iiimiedl
,1, .. iitelv ordered, w hich broke the r. ln-1 im,
Wnshiiiglon, August.
'S' it Mildll,
Salem,
Mill Creek,
Dallas,
llock Creek,
Oregon Cilv,
i i..i. i ii
i 'ii m m-R . ,. "ir
Vaueonver, j. (), K 1 '' Mfc,
Si. 1U-U.,. Cowing Ll;ui,C-h
. TI,o. II. IV,,,,,,.. i-Miuir .,r " '
Agent, Mini I, member of lWluj'"1'1
Icily Confi nm,.,,.) Um""d Qutir-
A. F. Waller, Aueni ,,f v..,i
when tiny lied. Col. Avenll followed , v-rsity --Win Ki.bc,i , Aireiilnl "''
lisoateh ,,. ' It.l.l,. Soeieii. M....1. ... . 0All"nf.r.
, , llilll' ...Hi-, inim;; ,, iMiniKit j, i llU.,.f. ,,f ,
IViiiii ll.. I . . 1. , ii el ,-iw nl I in iil'inv ill I hi . . .. in .. -.i . r . f II I'....r. i "Wfllllli
i losing a mini ii. i, i leiis nn, iiii ii niree , i wim u m-.. i -
A
A reguhir skirinish took iilaee the Slate j t,,rv posted behii
iim.iiiw lii'iti.. fi-iini lirliiii.l houses nnd I'eiiees I I ,., .1..
11. I ' . . I. ...I. IIM ... ! II ... . "' ' -. If II.. " . Hill I'll I."
vi iisuuigion, .v ugu.si -nil. i ne union ing
order has just In en issued by. the War lie
part men t:
aslungton, August 4th It is order-
.. . .i . i .-. ..... i i . . i
eii, nisi, nai a iiraii oi inree iiuuureo moil-
sand militia be made imuieiliately into the
service ol the United States, to servo nine
months, unless sooner discharged. The
Secretary of War will assign the quotas to
the States, and establ.sh regulations for
ill ' draft.
ccoud-That if iinv Stale shall not
by the l.'illi i.f Auailst Inruish its quota ol
the add tiounl three hmiilred Ihousnni
n (Heirs nnilioiizctl I 'V the liw, llie ilelt I',,,,,,,,.,,. t,M,.y. savs: Uiclu id imiiers .. ,,.,. ,i. v,. l... ,,.
eieiiev of volunteers la that Slide will also , ,,r ,1,,, .1,1 ;.;',,,, ,,i r i. tii.-l.i ,. , ' ... ... . ..
,. ,., . . i - f i- . w men a pmiani oi ine lem-ii were ii
I In followed I hem to williu a short vili-mv X I ebiniini
ilislauiv of Newm.ilket, when nn'etiiig two ,
In i.' nl. n( I'elii ls lie fill Inn k lirin 'iiii' . . u
A large lorce ol infantry. ei.vuVy and i ,.,;. ..; ,m r, , lkl. , (V11V T)lll, .. . ,1
iii tillery lelt camp last night lor Malvern niln, (1 for llie t.,y, The troops Vpoiii,.', '
. enciimped oil Malvern Hill. ' v; 'it,,...,
About four thousand s ek be l' In ..- J x, ... ... n n .. :.i. ...t " '
, .... i lie inn. oeeiinv .miiiiciii ii.n linn sin i I.'
nlai.liy nnd u.-t ng iisned sei vices, nnd ,,,, I mi,.. Stales bave arrived here since ,; , , i, .i.i ;, i P,. ,i.r !:" .'".V
...... 1 ... ...I'lll . Ill.u
iii v came to Junes rivrr. Aliout n ,.. i... . .. i I I '"
three llioiiM.n.l c. b, prisoners have also ,.r- , .,ivi,v (,fl1(. A,,v f p,,,,,,,,.,,.
rived Iron, dill nut points lor exehang.. ; f(,r ,t (.w ,(M. ()r llsK W)( o
Hostou, August fith Ui iTiiiting for k:lh d nnd woiiihi i. The position is con
the old and lit w regime, its is going on sidered of great inipo, tunce.
rapidly It i- i.oiv thought (hut Slate's Wa.hingloi,, Aug t, -The Cuinn meet
quota wdl be raised without a draft. The l( . (. , ( .
call for the second three hundred thousand n-lir A ,r , f ,,u ,m,,t ,
nine inonlhs uieii is received with cntlnisi ,.,i ,. ,; i,.i ,..i.. i , I'....;
""I'lilinh
u n i i1!1"10"
'Wli
- ni Hi i,.,l
I" fi .,II'"IU
y V. Strall,.
. ii
lie made up lv stiecial dratl iroin the mi
.t a. 1 he N-erelarv of War will istati
!:sli reg.ilatioes lor this purpose. The recil
hil onswdl ln prepari-d by tin' M'ar 1'e
parlmei.t and presented to the I'resideiil.
with the olject ot s. enring the promotion
of I'lliei is i f the armv and volunteers for
cng igi uii-nl opposite mail lioiil laiuli .g, :,,
. . . , 1 " n '
ncl.nowleilg.s that one man was Kille.l ami
six wounded.
.in 1 ; ' ir.. w . .t.
.. ... .,.,, ,, ,...r, ,, , , .
treat-1 , Wmhlwiirtl It ., ''"""
w. S. I,
ilifi:iii-ti,iiioii, eoiisidirii.g the
ami m ija
, n t!;e -!.
the ,M;
illW
1 state of the public ,-eiiliiii' i.t
..'.ity ijinstlon. Saeh has l.en
.- d CVild.tiim of pal, lie- s' l.t llielit
oat i. cur tiachings from il.ive
hi i h giacs nnd politicians, that tip
two or thne months it has
;'. Ni ithirn iii.-u iri'iii-ri.llv pre-
i.f gir rrilla ru'.bi
id c.'iid-
1 1 i sin h.-e lhe;r on n sons nm!
bro
D.iv s. Y
ancry, nnd
II. acre--.rd k::o-.v v, re ' l'" rs '" ',:it;!''. r.ith. r than have the p
in"
well th it the i'ir.d (lovi riiiiniit will b.-
Iibie t i ' the ia'.p'i-. tal.'. p'.ae. s in l'iie
n.'icr taking tie :n, au l that sj ,,, M w..
retain j:Os.;s;o!l of Klc'ifii.ii.l. t ", arV-ton.
New Oil-alis, M .hile, Nasl.v.:! ami Mem- j !-'r"!
phi , aul control the. navigation along ti.- j
whole hn,t'i ol llie Mis-i-.- ppi, a tiry hot "' ' "'
j.laet we r fd of n.ll f.cc;:'.- r.vt r bear-th-y
can laive a S a.tl.ru Cot.f. di rm-y
that v.oiil.l amriiiiit to :;:.y er at f!.ak.-,
w iih even Santa Anna.
nor
iii.'.'TS i i.l. ti.l to la- shot dow n in lighting
Ik'.- ga-r.ll':i ..i. 1 J. If Ij(i..'s colur. d fs."i-
s. S;e. h .1. inocrats ns lliekii.-'ii a,..l
lai.e i ai i.nt see why one pour n ii t
A fill.,. , -lioiild be worth more liiaii
of our idiieutei white im-n. There
in-t i.o.e. since t!ie dawniiiL' (if t'.e
n rr.lla i r i of warfare, to lu a cla-.n.-e
raj I lly go'ng on in pubhc seiitlin-'iit nil
m.r the N'it!i as to whether we hail
I "quit q i n ri ling and go to fight , ej," or
revelling the lioiiita.it, on and appoint , ,.
mi ut of inconipelenl persons I he leeu
at.ons w.ll ili.-o prov de lor milling the si r
vice ol ue!i incompetent peisoiis us u iw
ol. eoiim;-sions.
l'oi lre-s monroe, Aug. l-t. It is In lie v.
,er,.. Ilnl the new ,ii rianae will ivuic
1 nvn as far as Fort 1 i'liiig. The I'uh r
d uiiiibi. it- h ue passed iiii the riven be-
o-id Ilirri-oa's Landing. La-t night, be
tween tw i ll e and one ii clock, the reln ls
pi i.i I I' re on McCli 1! in's cetiti r. and con-
t:nm d fi r !' out an hour and a h ilf, with
four lull ti s of Hying nriilh-ry, oppu.ile
the landing. -Cine above and some la low.
Not one tilled of their sla lis i i od,-d.
eveeal ,s-els ware stunk l-y fr.igiu.-nl o!
V,,i i,-,-l ,,f il,,. ,1,.... u k in.
ii.tl .x on- -,'l.ia r- a i r" k.oeii r w ,uu l-
I. Aft-r half ii a hour del .y, our sa-L;,'
gill s opened llie, nnd III !o;'y nmi'ltes Ihe
ri la I.- Wl re MleliCi ll.
N. w Voik. Aug. Ith - A Ictt.-r to th
lirll, d ited ll lton Hand, duly lil-t,
Nay-; " The ri b'-l.-.' lam, u ineh for a long
(UUP has been III pioecN, of t'oii-teiietion
at SavalUI ill, iN fi 111; l.-li-.l , i rilled and
and ready lor N,.-i.ce. A I .iccounts winch
eoi.ie to us irpse-. nt her i.s viiy formal
ul le. She iN o! I i ; i . t draft andgreat power,
am! has a very in ai v iir'n iiih-ii, Already
cii, II. E,
lllaio
i . "Hiiie.
1 's"ili hoti
J, Milter
J. l. Ilril-fr
"'Mirrer
AHi-Mmi
l II L..
. .m Si,tr
the relii-
St
ill.'
iiiri. I of ten dollars, has Im-cii reo,ed.
A I'.olln r onh r h as been Is-ued, il, h oling
the enrollaieiit of all loyal e.li.ens into com
paiilis See. NN.nii.Nt.N are Hot perui.lted lo
eiiti r the ni hlia. but nl'e n qilie. d to g.vc
all titer alius to the in are-1 mililaiy po.si
Foil Monroe, Aug ,'M One divis.on
ol (Jen. Ion iiv de'.N corps has h II t!ie l.oads,
-ail.ng in a ibia-c'lou quite the uppos.lr nl
.1, inns liter nnd Harrison' Lamlai;-
o:IiliiMll,
iiNin, ns indicating soeedy woik on tin, part , ,, ;,.'. ,nii' o,n k, I, ,.ri.,ei. i . ?' . . .
of the (loveminent lor the Mippres-i,.,, of il( :,,;,. ,, , S,(.ri',rr ul ' ' '" To U
nr, taking uiioii Iiiiiim If Ihe re-iioii..bi,, i .... ... ... ,
... , , I, . , ,'. , ., .. . '. , (mi) Ilirtior.V. Mimdant. r 1 ,i ..
: Loins, Aug. Ith 1 ue order ivlcns lor nets for w Inch the Ncn-tarir has b. . n ; ,.. ' . "V
irisoui rs leo.o , nrolbn, nt, on tile p.,v- ! I.I d. ' , 11 '"" " " lhl't-Jok l'lmP f;
lew lung,
I n I,miiiVIIi'
Aeii.lt iny - in. mbir (,r .wr i.
tii.iieterly Conf.renre. ll"l"lu'
Suuml Jhxtri.t-X, ,,m, f ,.
Olynipia nnd Tuniwiilir, A.f y,,u.
Mound Friiine, W.J.K,.
'"'''. J.S.I),,,,,,
e. . "
N i.nIiv .!!., Aug. . (Ii ii
pii d Me M .mil die, Ti iiiii n-. i
on . Kuril iv
with ti. (IIM) troops. Then In I loie.-s lb ti
ill Ins nppro'ich, baling forty lr..e;;lers to
lull into o ir hands The n In I Col. For
rest is MippoNcd in be nl Sp.ii I.i willi J,
,1 fl) eavaliy,
(.'II N' gh-V lirrited II, CoblUlbill Vis
t , r L i r lb' ilisp. r-ial a l .rge . oiicei.ini
I. "II of t'Uelflll IS lit Willi, l..HMl, IW. lie
T II . It'll..
, I.IO. . Illlll,
.l Nl'll 01 ll- II.,,
' I 'all'
( -('lll. ,
Ollnr ihii-ioim lire einbaikilig mid will loihs Irum ( 'oiiiiiI.;.i, on Sunday i teiiin
-iii vi rv soiei. (irenl Mi recv has been ' capturing u i.uuiln-r A eoi.-iiler.dih' tola
o I in. rn d ill III .King t its liioveiin nl.
.. w Yoik Aug oih A letter to the
Tril,,ir ..ay-; M.Ch llau selil a large oree
iicio-s dames ri vi r iiii Satiird iv-ino-tlv
from I ilj i'in Porter's loiuinainl. The
til v of col ton has be. ii liiirnc I i cnr C..1
lliu'ii i. The u'll' iriilas In ar ll ,e h it.
Ii.-el, litt. inptilig III l .ili. i 1,1 rate I', r Miini
III
the rel'els ure making the neee-siirv sunn
n-s preimr atory lo bringing h. r down llie nuuilur is said lo be Iii, OOU
r;v-r. I wo -team rs ciiirui'g the r 1 !
'lag. v. L ii Ii .ire eegieed in the , rfonn inee
of t'.i- si rvic, came w tu n range of I'ort
Pllll-hi's L'Uas nil Tuesday, bill Were I'Oill
...!'..,! t,. re 'i.e. t I I. il.. il t ik ... ,i L . . i . r i...
I " "! v" '.' I. ........... .....I I' ..1 1 1 ...I I!., I .ill I C. I . 'I. f .
prepillatioil to rceive the I. -t.r. ................ ...... ,M lip woo .n , ,,..,
1 llie soul Ii liank of the . I iiins riVi-r us the "(id (hat it ii tleir lal.iilioii In nil. ok
A-piiiil il-pnteh to the New .a k new hue of i. d n-e. ''m r.-b. 1 eavulrv, ' I'ope innl hip hiii, if liny euli, and then
Tr.f.unr s.Vn; " The (iiveriiiiieiit i, now i nndi r (ieli. Loin rtson. is In hived to have full noon .M.-Chllati.
ft... .,..... ..( .1 .. I...-.I. I . r ..... . . . ... . . j ... ..
.i,- ,,, 1 1 1 1 ........ i neen w ii iiiruii il i rum ine Mienaliilniili Vul ' I no-e w no r lil-e lo i,. K' Hi" oilli ur
Wahi,iglo,i, Aug. fth A dispatch
from Pope's In udiju irlers, dated yesterday,
say-: lnlormat.on Irolu vnrious soiines
P uds lo ciiidii m the In ,i f that the i iinnv
lluie 1 1 e utiuo-t v
prer.nl ll.i iu
Wii-liiiigtiin, Aug 7 -(!., i C.inby is
relieved Irom .Inly in New Mexi. o, nnd or
der. d to r. poi t in p r-oi. to the S. i r t it
of War.
t' porl snys a In rgo r b. I f .r. e
Jelm Fl m,
(J F. irirP
1 si hr kn.,..i;i
I.' w i-ti.n, ..
pow i. r Hirer, .,
Viikunu Imhaii P.eM'rrutioii J.I.Vil,or
a si-i nkv Wotiiu ...v r. ibi, ,co
M s Wilson, who him n ,1,1, )lt
I..-,, the Cain, lu. nnd Mokiluraiif.iirtr
To, ii P.nk i', n turning In Ii. r liou if.
ler ll -boil i,e, naar ii f, lw M,n;g 'IPp
I. er window, nnd km. wing I'ml tnUti
hud h ll ii saik of i lnl lies there Willi
pnee in tin in, she Mip,,.,,l h,
lh.it i n n The nohi,i Winiiin ii.tti.l
is r qairid lo f,,r (!,.. ,(, H, ,,, pn.1,,,,,1,,,,,11.
With I. mi She rli.iv d him Wo tiiili-1
W.ii II the lilM lil Ml Ilk, In,1, nnd )li llMkk.
cd I, I'll don ii in. d car, led him, M di.1
not had t'." f J pin e, hut iliu-ot, rt-il jl
,if, rw in ,!, ul l.oiiie. Tl.P f How lanlfinjh
ta i out the i loll,. , pill III I loiif n ,Mi,
tuo pf.- a ml n bon I c npple Mint. ,frr
Mr.. W.l-oii b ..I i-iiir,.! ihe iiiilmlir man
pi. it y l!,oriU,y, sU , l 1, a, hJcLvi.
'ii .'-yi.'i''.,' in.
Is 1.1
Whenever the tele 1- li.al,
le 11' liefii!-
lo per-i.-t ill their diabolical de-ijn to dig
this (Joverniin . i.t up by ti,'- root -, till lie
I not.
i
i tl.re,
"last n;
an l.s a gie Ii.il. i
falls in the
li;r (J. u rnmi iit having c.iil' l o it
hiiiiicd thousand moro m -n, the
v ug broken out alre-h, the
Noiih I, 'ting beeomi! more uuiti.l and i..
.. r. i ... i . i .. 1 . 1 . o
d:icli,"l!i.'taii,:,gi,.iliM.,,s.,f fr-MiiM, on ':' ' "'" ""e v.nu.ni.e,
r i . I ..... t ... I I .!'.. I.. I
this continent w ill ,m,t the i-u- I kerne,-: ' "c ',r"" ,l ,:i:iM'"'
Adm;,i -,..l:iei will keei pace with piiblie
,"ing in won; lo cru-ii nut
will ti.k-j the loftv.
p!iil.in,!i.-i'p
;e (in'ti; j
e, iUid
' r:,,,
si'ii'.'iu nt ov
the r b'-llioii by the n.j of nil the liiiam
i that Cod ;.i. l
( 'hrl.-tliin pos-ilon pointed out by the (jr 'at
.li-ho'. :il, to the Je'.vi-h g. iier.i!-' on the eve
if a rampain :it'.iii:st tl liiei;rrlgll
henthtu "r,.b K'' of A-ii, and n-.; all (!,
uieaiM ih:.t fiod and nature have laei 1 ii:
our ham's to k-'fji Atm r'ran foil -ai red to
l.uiii'.ii liberty. The p oil ion to which
tie e traitor.; w ill hive th' n fire il the I'.y. bi,r;u ,1 lo tin.- . iter's edge, dear ,fiiui,i
OUT C :i"..
lb;..! ..
oi L:i ,: -h
,'t S ii. I-
The
Ml.,
atjre Lave jiIikmI v. th ii
IKK j.ji.tjv: v ( tri: Lo .,
(!i n,m r Oold-ii 'Lite, tt.ut
co on the i'lst ult , whs
ts will be, the cot; bu t of a w ,r, i.ot j ou tl.': iiTtii of July, nnd one humln d ami
for i ni. que, t, b:.t iMerm'iiatici. IbdeN
have y. , gi, to b lil'id'; t'l drink the nip
tley prepared fir in to it, v ry dr. g-
We are of tin.-; v. l.o now l...!l''ve, ds we
III',', III '. I Ml f.
h is ulreadv ,i
;.l tl.:
lie
'.v. r uliii.'n
t.lii' ty-i igl.t ! v. ji w -rv lo '.. C.it. P. '.r
on publish, s u ,s it. m'lit of parlii.'iiJaes;
I.'; think-, the iire orig Hated in the lifter
galhy, bit iw ii the fctoves and Hnoke stni k.
It got the start of the r-rew, nnd the ship
' uoiigfi ii.ni
.nt bh.od to b:irud up in an ineredlbly khort spi
I'.e con
'yiupalhl.'.rs wiih ire.i-o i, in a lij,t;.ui
till y klioW dot lit, add at the Sllll'j till;';
pil .i-h (ill of ns ' 'i:ii-.i hat, f.r l.av.ng ton
lire h w li.l.t l at (he i0.v r le hiud the
lliroii", y, hi, h has I mii for more lhaii hall
n ' tilury core. ij, ling, deba-liig, and il".
lie. I ai ,li,g l he w hole rouiitrv ; I II ib baii:l.
cy, d.-l.o loe, and l hhom .sly w. ie consider
i d no di-qu il hValioliU f.T lii.'li position-',
mi I t'a: avaricious r ibbh; had uiade an idol
ol gain, gro.Vii fat and fir-otP u their (iod.
Tiiat Ihu " h-ri pn . ;i,h: eonlliet" foretold
by the wi-ett of our Mai. -iii- , and fore
fdiudotttd by him who (jot a glimpse of
Gog; and Magog mu-d ring their l.osU lo
Lottlo, ii) already upon uK Wl, mV(, ri..
sous tvliicli wc caro not lo give, to believe
That we have hardly big,,,, lo vx1 the be
fanning of the end, aiel shall not (ill ihe
lldiing (le-poli-llis .f ihe old m 1.1 shall
dirt to lelzii liner iild'ii njiprir'u'ilty to
join flu' rde I- u'ld ; on; u bro nl '.'.'
noai a it g'Ue, lao. got lo e.'.pinfe tfimij of time. 1 he p.is-engers Were sitting down
its ( rimes on thi- f-ide lh" borders of hell - l dinmr; liny fought the lire miec. fully
uinl tin,? the (ini., .Ii.ho'.i.h intend. b"f.;r: f.r half mi l, ir, when all Lopm av way
let Is O'.ir to I (ij.li.... Noidnin of savilig II. 'i.ip; sl.e W.n lii'iidfd fo,- (he
b ;,eli ami niei.eedeil in reiiehing within
about ii q'i .it. r of a ml! of it; huge brink
i.rs wi-ic iiiiu.'i.g over thf? hip, nve. piiig
ever.lhlug bi f.irij thelll lo Ihe bi ueli
Thn, if who r. tiiined ktrcngili when ih y
eiiiim on chore, helped to drng the i .hni-f.
el or (hud from the surl. Captains Hud--on
niul P. ,ir on weru the lot lo leme (lie
sh;p, at !' o'clock, when h,(, 1,!H ,iir,,,
llji but lie! bed plate, and wheels Tl (I
sur' ivoi', oij.j hundred and five in nii'iibir,
start, d text morning fir Mai,.iinillo fifteen
luih a iii.ta,it, luiving for k'lsleliiiiiei- In, th
ing but on.u li of lager L i r that Inol
wadi'd !i-hore, On the S' cond day liny
all r ai.lied M.inz iliillo. A Mi s. Wallace,
one of the eived, ili.-liiigiii.'.lied lurca lf by
boldly Miniuiing u-liore, and u(Muul
taking euro of llie si. k and bruiM il.
u'lv T'-p.ir.
State S, it--:oiii-ts, whilli. r ill Maryland , ,v. h av, ng that part of the country to the sent Soul I, bevoml our hii. s, l.y ( i.n P..,.', ( 'apt, Mir.k, will buic Piiltljl.J, tllilil
or Kentucky, "ltd will in-tantlv crii-h any ,1, fe.,M. ol gu-i r.llas aloi.e. and if th. y return w.ll be tret. d as .p.. , ! r,,, ,,',-.', , i , 4 tv , ' , .
,. , i , ., , ,,. ... , .... ... . . . 1 i luit.ur iiol.ee, on .loiii,ill, iinnmlari,
!i ! Tellil.le.l tl.el.ltll l..il,r.,.,r I .. ........ .1 : W.. I. ......... t .... r..t. t. l. 1 U'l O I. . .. ... w .....: I ' .''
I 1 1 .. - ,i,u. , ...I, .iii ..in. .i ..as in en iu niiii.ii,.- m - mi- m ,-i ii i',ir,s i.
Kentucky i watched. Ohio. Indium nnd . bchcie l laic in some quarters, fur several now Mib-i-ting enLrely on Ihe t-tiemy
K. ntii. ky wdl be forued iiito i.n ii:d. pen.!. ' d ivs, that the eneuiy h .ve beeii evii.-ii iting : , ., , , ,' . .,
..itui.l.i iryd. pir.mei.t.nial. rde,,. Hu. II'n I;.;.,,l,),,,. There is n-u ble sii-pieioa ' I'"' r, .orl a f g .. ;
'!. C-nu,;,,.ry 0. n, r,l, . ,h a p,,.,lece In,., brokm out in ' that I . '
who-e h.ad p. iM.er, wd! be at Cim iuu..ti. ,-itv , ! .,'" " " "f '' , , ,l r',U J' 11
' , I l.oni-oii s i.iiiiuiiiiid Ihe nbil.s were
Spe. ial- lo the N' w Voik pap.rs -a;: ,idi .polls, Aug .'.lh.- Orders have drivi n b.n k w ,th g r, ut !.. ,
r a til. I i-olil-rciic! I .lweui Die ,!ipi 1,-eii received to prepare .omplet,' foils of
ii.i.ou ;ioii, ,10-enn e 10 nasi, ng tl.e I .In I pr.-oin rs now i onlini d nt Camp
..i. to r. pn--. 1,1 the i p..-, , eoi diiion id M, t w,i, a , t ,,.Uvra rx.-hunge. i
lie- In rd r of that S' lle-nml the Nfivv , N.-nrly I DDI, nr... here i ' whom ..n. :
'J ID I Teiine -e. an . W ho refuse to be i i- ,
. I I . ...i .1. ... . I .. .1 .i. . r
'., '",1,,,,.,, and ll, ipi.,1,, ...lunle-is .;
i.le,,.,ee I ley pr, f.r to remain p,i-o- ,,,, r,M,
e s lo li 'ieg exehaii.'e.l, cl.i.in.i g lo be cite i
7. ii-of tl.u Foiled Stat' s. I N V , Au r f, W II. W. bb ha con
i ..... . i .. .. . , .
inn i' ii nun mi ii.n, rnnn nt lo I u.1,1 mi
I leji'irtment. the hi, I. r roini-, d die Com
milt,.,-as In my nu'il.oa's lor -i rviee
clu-iiely on the Ohio rivi-r a., tin y want'd
l e i mull bonis, dr ivrng twofi.el of water,
h :ve l.-en air adv S-hcted nnd in-i,, .-Ii ii
IhpiitiiPlit Liieh
A s in iir in enn be n-e. r, l ie ,
III' n hi e beell nil', ud v . in oil, .
Vmk State, under th ra'I f. r
Vo'init, it.
i. criui iig n going on iin.lv in I .mot
,100
lu Nee
:!, iiuo
Cu iM.f or Tut. - The t aaur Riiil,
and Fndiis rt llj A , mill UD Tl-
d.itt, Thur d it, and Salurduyi at ' i
u , mi I I I' u
.1 ( '.s IC. I . f 'O.XSKH F.l TOlllDI
Hi ( trrynH ('ll
'I l.r lli.drr. Jll, ,1 ...:J Uk. ll.,' I.!rt tl Mi
ni' I, ill, -i. r,.liin( I,. If air M(', thai it
ii. 1 1. . m I ,f i...iruri..i a ilar. ml Irm iktl !
I hii in .r no. I loiln, mi, I iimrh N lln c. Iu!it
r.l l, ii.i. i)n- Iraf.ti I.
,, ,.r. .,f JUS M(JI:M.
V th" llgeli's nl the
I o it i-ci. I, libit" I to carry two guns
.s I,. li -fcd that ud en liny nre i
the rlv r ail dangerous g'nriilU invnsioii
W:il be ii' all li I.
ll
Piivale
Pf.lt.r'.
bank of I'i
hi-!, nnd
II innilia!
f i ! .... i' '.'
.,,..-., .. wen in. ,n III illy ! . , . , i i ., . ,
r ... ; , iro.l sli lllller. to be , .l , le, ti il l V III,' .
. . Mai'' i inn our li re. tmiv . ,....i .,r n,..,,r . .
il on I .. . . . iron, am to ...ye t ii o i, i,. i inir, 1. 1 I ,.
" 1 .' K'" i ' i 'I. ii i , miui iiikv ei ery lie- I ,i , . , . . i i . . , ,
,,,, i!l..,,l ... i : . ' i. t!ie Monitor, Win, h lire to be ...l.-riil With
ii I I "i w . ill 1 1 1 wu K. t ... I hii .
i l i .i , 1 twc.vi ifii'Ii iron. I In vt -m h I'i luvt u
ill.'l Hi). f Hii! IiriliV DM I ift oiichiL- iik f.r .... 11 "
. . J ' ", y,.l .1 . - I. If ll I . at I .1 I
1.'" ri illa- iro to the north M ,,-jl,,.. 'I'll, v c.,r.N, i.le r. l ..I -"'"' "' iu ici.g I IM Mill.
' M fiv. r oi. W.d .lay j Imr-s mid e.itth' when v. r found. 1 ?I''-,0.,MI11
r.l lion-lay in ht ci-i-id Ihe I ... , ,, . Suice the nrrivnl of ( i, n ( ',., i
A.lla'e. .'Mill Sn, . ,, i ,, c,, ,...i I
1 . . ' ' i 1 11 I l-llll. Alk III Ills' lie, .1 l.i.u .r.l. ..f .' (HOI
I'I St .1 Oil lblilrolld,
on !
i I. IrolM ' I'l.llill Hel.tiu...... L .i.,it..r.......l I...
air-' r . . "
many ciu.. us.
plant. a, visit oiii
. , . i ,.. i . . .
iais niiiiosi u any, ii mi s, mi ll.eui luxuries
th",r w ay I.i the la rtle r,i eo,iiiti. i
u,d l.y 'Col. I (i',,t,,r's force, porter ' "!""y ,'"l:"'s- llj'tivs of n ver.il rich
had between s i.ndsevu, hmidivd iiu n , punoers visit our sick soniier in Ihe ho-pi
Hand', t.niiiberiiig ten, twenty nnd fifty
Is nt IL I
cmi, Aik , I
sbiv,, luo-tly those who Wmk'-d on port'
W r ght nnd Pom l-nii.
A pe(.;,, dispiil.-li In t!. New Vi
were eon-t hi, ly joining A no'tfier tio'ori'- , A W ,';tlz' ,,H w ""-' of , I-r. f. v-: A ih h gulioii of We-li ru men
i irnidir,
151000 To X.o.-.n. i"i r
,f,i,r.l ''') ! VV (' J.., ,.,'' ( ' '7
fJotiCC- .1 l',i.r, Ift of lU IUbJ
1 iii.l I'rxi.i.i.i. l,,n,i,i( .Milti, ii ( mIui'.
i ml ..i!,l n y to M II .i...uriura dirt hi till I
fn.ll ll '. I rr.i ( .1) Ivlll.irv ,lH.lll., ! "
il,r lu rr.. .i, J otj, ift, lC
DciiUiiU7."l' l Ii Sir(.l,si ,ll 1
j in lu hi l.i w, i k; ilur .. ul.i. Ii lain lh"
..ii, h or. i.i r. n.ll .!ri cjII i. lni. ,'ll
i.l le r. .id. ti. p.
h.s rei.., il "ill. K'-
! .Mr. ti i.isi,,N ,k Cu:
I litkfi .'ei.illa ill lIlH.riliilig V"U tin, I !'
wHi ,'(l,..d",.,1n,b,roi:,:",lSi'-"l'H,,"rl"'lll"l "k'-n t'"' oath on im ludinhvo S-naton. .nude at. 4r of ! J'"'""""11"" Y'"" l,-J'--
iii'i.n (;i..- ',,.y ve-i. rdav i.Il.-triiiii.". Seventy ,v,. I,,,.,, rr,,i,., ! certain negro regiment , Vm,ci.i !"""' """"'U'r fo.,..,imr. (l..m
Ur . Mrli. ,lil I
men loik r,' ,111 i,n , ,. ,.if i.i,.r. ,.. -' " "'- 'e cu nrreslei , 1 '"' "
.. I . .1 ..... ..... , . ., . ... . i ..." i ... . . '.' 1 and urn liolV in cliiircc ol Pnivi.-I l,.r.l.l 1 Vesterdnv. In ul.i. l, ..ff, r il... I', ...i.l..... ( uiinlnl by iiiy ni" If
.. .,' . ; II. . e ). , .; ,. - . llj.l.l l ,s ., Ulllllli I I, j' I 1 1 . , . J ' ' .." I ..I... j - ,
erafs. The gin rrlllasof Noithea -ten, Mis- ,"'l,"rN "v r fl' l,ll"n-' r-tii-l syiiipilhi, r plied Hint he laid decided not to arm Ihe , l...i...lir'r ') TT
onri probably muiibcr two thouii,d 'l.nt I ,'r'1 '"'"'"'y !,IV evacuated Hieh- ' "'groes. but would iiec pl ,H luuny us !' "! ci.J.i- u du.-ciuin ,lif ''
",o,iii. i.n. -iiii ns Ial, or, rs. I los U ll i if I r. IU , IimHui IN.il n.n.l ilrui.un wi "
i,,.Oi,i in""
it is 01, fl, lentil' I.i lievei! t'eit tln ir ........
lions will be speed ly brought () n clo-e by ' '"'L' hl' """ r, V',,,"r'. 'oiniug firm II, - , ''ood lo be the n Ith d policy of the govern. ' "f . g,,., ..,., nJ i
the prompt an 1 i Ifii'i, lit fiica-iircs mlopled i '""' '" ,-'"'1'". w'l"'" above Memphis i This refusal ix.-it. s surprise among ! llmii.tf on. r .i,.v, leer f,,i
,ilor ,hr i
led
I.V our fore. K I'nrlcr nml l.,;,.,l. ! Mi,rt lllv'1 ",l g l' ir lhis, receiving sen nil l-arlies illlerestl ll in (Jen. Jim Lane's lilniis oilinr. I .-...,1.1 u . in, Iw woh.Mif lfi".
prof. H to have emiie from the C.mf. d, r it- 11,111 r ,ll'l"'r works, .ooiie " Miile, pusiliiely l,er,. ,.vj,,g ,llt
It it said in well inform' d circles, that
11; Senator A. O. P. Nichol on of Ten
ii' -'er I as b, i ,i rrr.'fml ci ii ihurge of
ti 1 ., -,i
Mm I in, .'I lll,
liovi rniiii'tit lo raise recruits , jain llu lr i '" . , 't'lllillilMrntloli limli-rslood bis llileiiliou
forces, w h i.li are expect. d M)0II t() . j L'en Cnrlis nnd slafT nnd Coin. Davis J ctdi'ling negroes in K minis. IIKIMMIICHrS
the State again j b ol nnived at ( 'airo, it is hooposed I,, c,,,,- W,,,!,;,,,.,,,,, ,u ' Clh - It is .; I "r MrMoNllH
I Ihal (;,. Ibirn-nle has renclii -l his new IT IS T A DYK
Lynclibiiig, fVa.,) July SO A speeiai ! I'''11 "I'opiraliois, nnd may hi'U,, by ,,,1' ii r, ,i., Kn,v ,if to Ha oiijinul col..f, tjf "V-
lural Hum-"'
IllimllU
. . -.1-
niiiiiu
.l.rc'-l 111,, I flee IVI. dell,,., iu Ii. I... ......... :..
- '", in , ........ it. 1
(,. .,r. 1:,,.. ,.r il. u-,. 1 .1... I ,";l",l('11 " '"' li'd'Hiilicin, Haled .i.rrown I " w own, iiiiuouueu Ins e.act locnhly. I U,uu llm emall.iv ml.. mil, 11
l,.,l...,r I i.v i.lu I.... ..... . I "' 'N,W ll'V"r' ''"ly -yi,b MVS; Mliior! 'I'I...,,. I I 1 . . . Ill.l,.i.e,l I.V .... .,r .l.r...... All I
.... . ... .... ... in, , , . .... .I.II.IIJ t, ', , ... , . . . 1 .n '...V .... ...ii,iiiii..iiiiyi.iy 1 - - - .
(i. neriils ..nil Ihe Mxeeutive bra.iel: of he I ', i" 7 " V! .' . ."".u-""r"" I ''" ' "'" lnlMi,W,t lh.il. SirrJ. ! J'" " I""' "f ''""""'"
(iovelliment '.' 1 n N ,."!,.I..M county (Western ' ,nrv S.,.r,l I,,.. I ... II,. ..ulii. .,.1 t t ,1., h.ir. .
.Le k.,,1 ,.,,., Arg.,-. .'id -The -I -r captured thu ,',,r rr.HO,,, inelud' ! Ml.,i(;() of 11H(.r(,1 ,,,,lr r ,,,,,; , f...irr, ,,,.
I'liviilry which have Lei n in pur-nit of ihe i Mi-' ''inr eoiuniisi, nm n (.Iheer-i nnd sixty , '. , .. .liri
r, bid .Ii.ckBon'j fo.-ee I,..f.. r..i.,r t II 10 lion (Oliilnissioned iiflieen niul i,rii.., , M issouri Hiyer ftlenmboal me , "') '"l fii.y pi inn ui .
nport that in all Hk t fghls Ihev only hud
three killed ami light nu-sing. Jackson in
HOW Mid, I, of Ihe llMlehii. river, and is be
ing purmcd by cavnlry from Iloiiva Then!
rebel raids, of tt liieh this is probably th"
la-l, are supposed In be intended lo over
the nal move, nenl of ihe main body of
thn rebel troops, though the object of thu
bitter is known to be lo nltin k Hid II
The n be force cnnreiitrated KOillll of the
lines of our nrtny are Miid lo Im in motion
in tin, direct ion of Sievenwm nnd Chut;
t mooga, and llm rebel cavalry, which have
In . n , nuking deinoiistratioim in Kentucky
and Western Te,lliesei! is believed to Im
now milking for the n-nr of this movemeiil.
There is now no direct overland commiini
enlioii belwedi (.rant nml IJin II, nil com
munication betweui them being i.eiit via
Cairo.
Si. Loui', Aiu'iifct oil. Jlishutchcs re
ceived III I endioiiiileru mi" 'I I, rl,l ., .
, , ... . ;, , '. " I " 'r."v i ". iui iiio country, iimy
uieii on i, odiuma . -,v y .llvn. ,w,, ( e.-uerally ,e l (,.,. f ,. r,)1Vf,s.
Not being able to bring away the Mores, I lueinorial asking for n lighl draft l-iniirliml Hc"'i
Major Ibnley burned them. ' gunboat lo keep tin, river open. Nearly ' Miani,l.. it. Kr.mlli, ,r.rrnlilii f..lliii kIT""'"
very sieuin, r is now lired upon. I min .h.u.lri.ir, nn.l l.ii.iri limlili T'""
l',ir.,Li.l..' .lie' I 1 I I ll, .,. the hrll.l, ll lm.ri.HHl III I"! 7
I.UrilSllleH (llVlN IsSIIld tollCIll A(U,l , ,. Ill i f 1 .'ii. a.iH ll (KIM1"''?
. . ... r . .. . I ill, in ir vi. in Ilnl. ( .I ..IIIII,
..(-en. iciiiiv inr in, ..iii...,.... .,. if,... I
Tupelo, (Miss,) July :ri--(Jcn. Ann
siroug, iu a general n port of the affair at
Cuurll, mil Alabaina, says thu Federal loss
was three killed. He ruptured the equip.
inentH of four compunicH, nix wagons willi
horses, and a quantity (,f Mipplies, including
live hundred bu-hels of com. Thn depot
of the Ich graph line, n bridgo and tresile
work were destroyed, A rmslrong also de
fealed the 1'YderuU the nam,) day, Inking
fourteen prisoners.
An olliccr who left Tuseuuibiii, Alabama,
on Monday says; On .Saturday a band ol
rebel cavalry burned Ihe Million liousfw at
Lelghion, luu miles Irom Tuseimibin, nnd at
Jonchboro', fifteen mihs from ihu hiiiiui
place, lohlopcoinmuiiication on thn L'harlcK
Ion Hailrond. The r, be! cavalry nro mi
inirous and hold thai reuion. Heimr il,r.
i " - n
'K'"y nciiiain,e, with Iho couiilri-, th
(Jkn. I'lif iioNr.-Tli.) New Voik Trib
une Hays: A trustworthy friend riled us
that, hhortly after thu battle or Hull Hun,
a clergyman of high character known to
the writer met (J.-n. Hubert Anderson, of
Port. Sumter fame, nnd, hi u conversalion
with liiiii concerning thu wnr, thu flein ral
Npoku of Preiiionl, who was noon to iivauiiiu
command of thu Western Deparlniciit, ami
Hindu hiibslaiitially thu following reimiik;
'' I di.'le.-t Iho .olitiifi.l priueiph fi of pro
nioiit; hut, iih it military mini, 1 doubt
whether Im hat; his equal or wipei'lor In this
country or thu world "
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