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Vol. VIII. Oil Hi ON CITY, () II KfJ O N, SKPTKM P.Elt 13, 1 8 02.
No. 22.
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I'uijmat ..r Jub I'rinliiig ti usl Lt mailt I"
llrlirrri i-l tlf trnrlc.
f.aiUnA W imnti In utvn liw I'.itmiilii.
J'rof. 11 1 i it Sinilh urge that Camilla
iliould Iiu cut nil' from tint mother country
to prevent lilt.' possibility of quarrel; the
florth British AVi'rw holds to tliu mnnc
0j,nion, wliilu llio " 'J'littnJfirr" i I mil 4
tlmt it would tie Impossible fm l'n -1 ni l in
Jifi'inl lliu irovim: (.i int tin gigantic
mail' of lli North, and Lord Mou'k, in
din recent Nn't'i'li ill Montreal, frankly tills
j,,, Canadian llml h'. the event nl u m.r
they must depend mainly ii j xiti tin ir own
resources Murk llim signdicuhl language
doiii lli" London llt vii w;
C'liini'li' i 11 'I' pendency only In nnini",
klir in hi ri'iilily tiiili'tii, mi l n .') to if
m,f pnp'irnt In luke mwi her. nil ll,f ui
l,g,,li,iiit inrnmhrnt on hrr in ti nrinL r nf
the iff'11 '"'"'.V ' nnliain. Wc sec no
reason iiy i special Irmly should not he
entered into with Inr fur 1 ln hii jiic .f !
fining our innlii il obligations for In r 1
fens. V' Ifif, Imwcvrr, llml imlilic .:.!i.
inn in tin' eiilnny is mil ri"' fur iin-li n irn
i,ihiiI, timl tlmt II"' kw mi, i( iiiut1'',
woilM ttf tt. lit! Mi'LVt'lfil. Tim ilni'Ti:il
I'dViTiiiui'iit iiml tlm oilnny view lln ir inn
11'iW (JilV. VaTKH I 'lioi-n.-t k.s to TllKATI
What t.-t tiik I'mirffsci? It is lilu As Ouiikai. that Tksts We iik why
(j i:n. C'amkiiun in IlestJi a. Fnmi mi-,
Tiuirniti Lulily, (;v. Vt.. rircivnl it Unto ItitlcrH nwivil in Ibis i-ity, tlinct frotn (iif)n'i to Imve mu.Ii u country s this in- ""''""i '" th" fxtfu'y w P'-ril
1. 1 1,.,. i u.1,,,.1. ,i .. .. , . . . ,, . , , , i , ,, , i i) . i i .1. r , , frinii fii'iiiJisli Iri'H-oii. slioii nut iivni licr-
It tier, in v, Inch I he wrilrr ciiiiipluiinil tlmt St . IVtcrsUirnli, wo Irani tlmt On. Cnin- vdIvimI hi civil war. lint Inyond the fact j r (f njll; (.IlS of j(.r j m)
Iriiiltirs in his tmn Ii t 1 cut down tliu'cron, Minister to ltnssiu, lm. nalVly ur- Unit we tire involvml in this Uni'.'ul'J tlx m j t.i, ,ivii , inclmlin'Si lilucks, nm! uru nnsivcr-
Ailiciic.ni ling, nml le-kiii whnt oiihIiI to rivcil nl tin; cnpilul of the lintion, wlii lu is no eprciiil cuiisu (or ilr)onili ticy. When j wl tlmt our white citizen (ohliiTy will rj'it
Im iloiitt in Ihi- pn iniM -4. Tim (Jovi i iiorjiis I'Rilioii is I'.-tnlilisliiil, iiikJ tlmt ho ulso w tliiuli Unit we Imve not a i-oot n J1 it-tu?l , fij-'lit ly side with Mm ki. Let lis see:
promptly wrote, him lo hi I hiicIi oir,ii,, rs ' li.nl his first interview with the Kmpcror till we d-sircd at Iliclimoml, wc should ulso &n""v 011 S'',,irJl,y "x !"'"
i i i n . , , i .. . . .. , . . . . i i our iridium, nh'iioiis in-my luloru K ch-
iltiwn nml I will iun.iii you for (hi! oll.iisi'. Ah xiindi r. Aeenrdnijr to the ri'ld ell- ri ineniner that hi the est we have nt'-1 ,() fo 1 itw If so f. arfully oiiliiuinhiri-d
c trive ins leiti r In-low :
St'.vri; of 1 1 . i . i n . i h . KxivrnvK I)i t'.. )
Sn;iN.,ni l.n, July 15. K(52 ( until i!. ,,,;,. of l:i nfter the nrri- that we ilo not occot-V nil of Viraluia. Iiuli t'",1,r ,m'n:i,' 0 f U,,,",s. " "
A III I tl K I Mils I I IIIOW . r i . ! . r .! I . lOTlll III 111 IIIUM'I UI, llll IlliiftO II I ll'i Y
ii hi, w ii iimiim, Illinois r :llir I in t in t liiu fiKii no nil. I n.n. u fur reiiia'iii" that wc have 1 . .
jtpn tle nl" th'.' Russian Court, it in not n-u- coiiipli.-ni'd more lliiin we hail any rinht t' j tiul pressed upon tlmt it nui.-t cva'-uate its
I)i i- ) nl lor the Kinoi ror to l-runt mi iul rv'mw i xmcl ii. so short a tine. Wc are pained position, leave n lure nhnru of its wound" i)
1 r- ,'-- -
John W. I!
Ml. i , , va it a A inisier, mil in tins case un uu- mere is i;au-:u or njo;eiu iiiai iiiivu i . ., , ,i. i r, i. , ,,r ( ,,,,"
H.uir Sir: I have just n ceivnl yours of , , , . ,, . . . . , , , niht mareli to tin? le.t u,t oi J.iun s
tli Ii July, ii; which y. m my tlmt the pole WIS 1,11,10,1 miuiedintely pr.iiite.i, opened the Mississippi, suved Mury land, i pjo,.,. t j-aV(, itst-ir Ti Oin tilt- r destruction,
I wln'i h Hi, nl, i theSliiis and Shapes and the reception iinulc the more cordial Kciitui ky, and M souri, uiid retrieved word had pii-s.'d nloii the shattered, weak-
oii the Fouith of July, win cut down hy ' l,y the earnest Koliciliidu with which the Tennessee; that we have (ruined from the etieil, hli i ilinu' columiis, " (Jen. David
S. '...,.,;,(,, hl t whiHi V'lU I,' Iri.il rnlinr t!. lit inn r l I, lr,.,,il more territerv than linv ,,.! Hlll.t'T l.i.i. j-t arrived 111 Jum.S lliver lit
... . . . .... . .. . . :. i" ' i - ' ' '
inn iii nave ll is nip ilieueii tnill 11,1' 1 a p .i .
I ii l . i L I i ,. nf III" American
ul.eil.er urn .'...U l.,.'i,.,t 11,1,1.. In .I,.!'. .'numerical power, itaullig-iice, wcultli, and Nohorly had a rijrht to e.vpict that more'
ii.tr tl... II ,r li, r n. V one'., ss. i would lie done than has hccii; and nohody a little a coiml of their own to settle w:
I mil iMi'i,Mie, ut the inc-linii As I lur.ii this interview the
mueii so es it yon w. v to a-K im, Wlietln r ; urcU (.vin(V(1 k now U.lr of
) ... imiiiui nave n n-ni in iieienu your
prnperty ujuiiist roiiliets or your lib
ii'miiiiiI iiiiinler. rs
1 1 1,, i I. eml nf .me limn red thnncinil ovn
their resoiirci H, lion in Europe, save llussin, pos''. , ,.,,,.,.. w),m ,e ttra., m
drilled for the eneoiinter, ami who, l uvins
W OUIII lie liOlie lliai. Hill lin n , nil'. nuJ i ii i m ( ..win, i, i.i v
Russian Mon-' had u rght to expect that victory would u"' "d 'wokm of this in
1 , , , ., , , liell.on, usl permission to tnko n
of our system always favor the Lederal arms, litis a I fial.t will ro nllow hr-lw
infernal re-
hand in
-how nianv
of L'.iveriiinent, uiid liis.iidinir.itioii for the " hi'' jot).'' We have licjruu it, ueco.n- j f , . , r ' s wolll ,.lvo r(!Spoiid-
! i i .1 .1 .. I f .. . . I t I .!...!! T .... II .. It U'' , ,iV ...II . I .. ,1 ..,!
!SUi'Cess Wi! mill iniinu III inc ueveiojiuieiii ui piiMieu i:iui:n, aim mi.ui .. iii.ij iw " , eu .mi we ouni muni m..i,u uini
Details of Eastern News.
You a k 111" what you shall do? I r )v. ' tilt; vast extent of territory now Within Hie must expect It to co-t mudl Ot l.lood ami slnuirlitcred ov w lute jruiiors .nun oe suve.
II V IU 11. 1 11 ill U.1 I i' i"' i v vupi
do nut ru.se Hie A mi ricuii llii' iinn ly in ji;Miici ou of the Federal authority. That treasure; hut if the Union as it was is pre-
i, . i . .i . . . i .... . . .
tunl (ilihiratioiis in so different u luht that provoke your Sim i-m iphl.orK do not ; llll;0.,yi j opinion of the Rmperor, ' served, mid tic Constitution as it is can be
wo no no. ini'iv iiiiiiiii'i "ui. tin? n"M- i i-i.' ".
Wlieiiever Von 1
not have been one. A'. 1'. Tribune.
ihia nru
think, Hw'W, I'l if a il'jin tf ;i-iim to
tlftt riff I thmt'il if "i i ", on llml, ifilf-
cliiiril, in it Kim I 'I "t in' jifii'i'i'irili ii',
Letter khom Gov. Yates tiov. Y'atts
of Illinois risponds to t.ie Pi csidct.t's call
. t i i i. I ... ..II 1. ...... ...I.. ir t.... ni,,l . Im miiiiit re ri vlnriiil to ns rr.inil
, ,. .... ,i , . i i . .. ,. i. i. i ..... i ii siiimiii ui. iiiiuiiinii.' ii iii ...i .I.I..UI1.1. I. "'' v... j - e
.llUiewueu .ii" ' i , e '...." - ; "'" - " I . . i .. . . ,v . . i:.: i...f I.,. ...I...II It u.ll l.
I.... i k , ninr I oroiii lie ii I he Slat . ur eiinnlv nr nt nnv Ilie . real ive iihuiu in uie i. eni nun tuiiuiii.iii .is ue.u.i ...i. ..
pul.l.c eili liiuiio'i. 1 1, mi honest love to that ken down, and ceu a d to wield mi influence, worth nil ll costs. I he tide will turn, j tor three liundivd oiousatiu more iroops in
II il' Hint liiill'intic It-vi it ill to till' eoniilrv .1 ,.f . nmlr.. nnil .ielbvalion w.inhl i, n n.r lli,. n et o! thaiL'S flOUl time to sliriillL' U'ld memorable terms. Ilenrlmn:
vihii li it s mbiil..i s,
liiiitor
if any
tht imif full fi iff rnr.irut nh.itt l h-ju'm lltf 1 d in s In I ly li s mill illiivvl Iniml Upon to
foftrunirnt ! ' ihf n.'i'i' th-it t'tf lltiit-h ' tear ll ihiwu, linn I say shoot him down
frtxijif iu If H'l
us vial wnui.i ii i,i, au, 1 will pardon you
fur l lie off. nee.
Kn it w.:i Yati h, (Idvi tto.
i lnnrn liirl'tint'i, un I
thf fnhini I'l In 1'iKCi If mill n 'i " nrrs it
riol' Ihiuk piotrr .if 1I.1 iufi ilfmrr
If ihi' (' III oh His i, s re ll, let IlieS' Ver
nun, lietweel. Ill II II I th I I be r - llil. T.il
CiiiUlilet" nil I perlect We In hi ve C it to 1 ''"l"""' ha" lhi limely remil.iscener
inrelv n Mich ii v.r inc h mil Mi nl im It is a f iet imt l" in r . 1 1 v
Cm ion Ii
-in.
ihi rEs The Pater:
am
; ,,ii. .,,i,i ... U .. t, ir I1, .it 1 ,!
Iliensr- iuii ., .. ,i,i. '
Ulir I'lllllieltllll VUlll Cllinll is Ik'lyt'l;
rmbr'iil u nl nnv moment with tin- cev-rn '
inrut of the I'll, l"l St it' , inn! wek.o.v
wi ll lli it nhoiild i n r tl war h ipp' ii to ;
urine bet een I'ic two iv, rum, nt. fr
nnv ciinse w h ils'i' ver, the lulu: b "i'l 't hm' 1
of t',iu.nl.l nil I the I ik. s is our Mi'liee nl j
wvukiie"' We me or opininii lliitin the
whole I Vtelit nf Hi" llr.lisll .ilip.re. fiere!
beehaimeil, ami a continent, destined by time, but upon the whole it is in our lavor.
(jod, for the happy homes of millions of IV several weeks every llmitf went on
free, iuti llii nt people, would be iveii lo well, utid the enthusiastic said ihe war was
Inlidi lilv and burbarisai. ruin and de. ol i- over: we did not see il. Then we met
Lou. with reverses, ond theso persons said we .
Afli r sin Ii expressions to the American wi re ruined; we don't see tlmt either.
ii , .i i : ...i.:.. .1... n i. r ,1 .i.t:..l 1 j u all'
.vlillisn-r, inereeiui oe in. .nisuihii, mi.- iuK"iione ui iiivsu ji.tiu.ii .,.s. .it
eoid al f,-elin.' nml hearty sympathy ol the whole we have been (raining al
limperor of llussiu, nor can there bn tiny nml the rebels have been losing since l'"" , l,a.-k fl 'g f rrh.-llinii in the face of the
iiiUiinnrelieiis ou coiiCeminir the deep in- fii-t ,,,, o;, Sumter, and finally tin Y must Ouverniueiit, mid llircateti to butcher our
c Used up,
iiown, that
dnr lirf tne 1 V,il,l!,oaaiy il ..r. lien UCit
i i w ,.s dl .ilt, d in V 1-ilia he Was allowed
In li.el no ii'.le b .d e.l linn as a Mii siiiute. 1 p.,!, . nianif'-sls ill the success mid d
nm in) ili-M.i liici was in, hie on iicoiiliil ol
ciiior. Yrv nianv
krlit l!i, i- nl, Ir ln,li,'- to I'ulit ill ,1
th, m-ielvi or their miiis, an I history says had the most fl ittering iissuruiices to off' r ,,
tlie.e miik of A r ea I'l'i it luavi ly nod jh.it the interest of the Aineriean peojili
wi !l, sp.Ilai' t!n ir blood ir ely fur cur hi-
,l,,i-l.'-l.,e.
" M Id and conciliutnry liuiius liavebecn
tried in vain to r culi Ihe rebels 10 their
i,l!e"iaic-e. The conservative policy lias
utterly failed to reduce traitors to obedi
eece Mini to restore the supremacy of the
laws. Tin y have, by melius ol ft sweeping
cuiicriplion, (ratl.ered in couli'less hurdis
threat'-u to beat Inn li are! ovei wliellll
I In- ..nnies of the Union With blon.J and
e l,lu('. ir .nc,,., in ll,, ip lieai ts l!:ev fl illlit the
We want patient emlurunc
"",m'' "" tiny or tho United Slates. This feeling m steady courage, for the war will test
V of the slavi owners , ...... , .... ,r i . ll
iV toli dil iii place f was reciprocated by Mr. C aliicron, who w)i.2iU.buryp'rt.)ltus(ichascits)ller-
Tin:
U'.timni." 'I'lni Kie'lish nailers
was ll.) less sincefj ill llicir SiilicitUilc for,p ,', ,:,-,', '....knn-li.il'ru that Ihe
.1... c. ...... iin.1 ml.'lile .,r.i,irrK4 .if 1 1.0 ic . I... i ..f .ln.lp nuve ii. nt u li.'li
i un Kiilii, .1 IllehriniV rmi ' .Mc stale i Aliertlie war llnse lil.uk Sold., r pa-, " ' i" ' i . ... .... ,
l, no su"j'i i, .... ., . . ,. . , . .. .... i.l.Ks..l I',.... r,. of tie North. Henre- cost so cuorinoiislv. is n fmlur . IlieLon-
nf i ircii'iilaiicn, r.iV'iif'- '(' ' ' ir ..k ,, s a-, , n. i,e i.re im n, oni i in irown- , i -
tilt h ii'ilr.l 'I' Vif ','" i'l I'l l' """''" r ' i r-i p'lt l"ith lh, ir e'a ins in cv. ry inslunee, ! s.-lit'iti such widi !y ll-ffePriit systenis, and
ii rr.nt .,' ii inr u-it't (.- I'.utl ' hi I the bloks wlei sanind the war, after ! ,Vl.rl( , ,v authoritv so distinct mid
.' .... i !l il I I' s, r i , ii I'll 1 il lllllll ...is iiiiiti
.-mi. .
t'
ha i, r o; a
ve
l i'llll rel l'
II, is. Josicit II, ii r av I'.vivt ti -.ti isi r
TI... V V VVtiin.'. Wa.li i .'!":i i 'T , f,
respond' ill wr.li-s; I yl , , r i
.... .,...rL- .....I.. H.- I-'K -I-.'iii.- ..f A .r-.--i.-n. tit the in-
"""I ..'.'.".-. " i rune fT rs.m. in . rl.r to
reieli r i'l-t C" to lies'- lil ii k-'. found line
il'V to I' is il 1
,,i i ( iv. I ' 1 "nr Ir-Mlo-n vm.s " Kr.,,,,1, there is st 11 no reason why Kussia
Itl, I ' I i 1 flit ill il i ir n: i i "mi
. i in i ,r i. 'iii u . t i t'li'.r 1 1 i 1 1 i i 1 1 1 1 v i ( 1 1 i
Ins. in line nnd stem uil.ance, iin.l wield an ir-
un,!' me ii d
I'Xpri wi
Culi il ell ili-,- o, In
most t!n, l, null '
with the I'l, 'ih i.l s 1. T.l. r M lie
pit on -ele me, nnd Is .-..rn -1 ' III
i-oiidil' l IU 'h'' war i. H War
Ml, i
,inp itliv i
I in. iin-i
favor nl
ir ii"; i.nlli
illlT thai Hid- in the W i)' I'l its MnVes.ti.l
nil, I Iriiilllph in' t' l -ii li i! '"' i vi il the
instiiuiiou nl SI iv ry. Sie h l.i k li i.u n
m ill I ke Mr. Il 'll. Im is more to Ken
in, Lv than Ii ll liiiiii'.iiid sin Ii im ii as Wa I.
Iff -, i u ,u ol I lie liniei j
(its llAVKS lie l.o.lsv.ll" ....r,i
thin speaks ill this command r:
The bealiii.' and sk II of M 'j"r (i' U.
Hail' HI Ihe buttle nl Saturday me In, le
tiomil Willi npplin-e by Hie tihejuph
" Hanks." .y the d -p.lcl" '. "was oil I In
field tl.riiuej'iiiiil h.. .ii li.ni mid i 'I nitly
uiid' T lire II Ii. null. n' "I his tin'ips nml
p, rsiinal tr dl mi rv nr" Ii m y pia d l y
h,s t.lhcirs" 'Hi" pf"1-'' dniH imt si.i
prise us I5.ii.ks is I'll bnuibii.' lie is ll
U'i niime mail. lie has sue ceded . c. Il""t
ly uiid euniiriiily in cv. lyili.iu- h- has tv.r
Hlii.tl"keil. lie O I" Hr.'liir. biave, ipi ik,
miui ions, ,u mail. We have la in m
han.
Mt v.--II. m
h d- iv r !
eel r II.' that, ll IV-
... I . , .1 .11
I'l.' 'i l V. il Hir.'.l.'ll Hie War ami lllli. l .in u
then- .vs i,r tin ir country, Ih'-y w, re ell
t ii, , t.i tie r Ii' e loin. nml u luvv w.is tie
c'.l n.'lv p i-s, I to cai ry into i
j.-t und pair ot e ib I' r iiinal'ou.
brave and loyal nraiies with lore g a liayo-ti'-ls.
They arm lu-trrocs and uiirciless
suvmri s in their behalf.
Mr. Lincoln, the er sis demands treiiter
efforts mid sterner measures. Frocluim
anew t!ie pood old motto of the Heptibl c,
' Liberty and Union, now ami forever, one
mid inseparable.' nnd accept the services ol
nil lot-!.! men mid ii w ill be in vour povvir
Colossal Umpire of the North. Keprc- co-t so enormously, is n failure The Lou- (() linl,;,.s ont 0f the earth irrcist-
dun 1) illy .M-ws, oi n.e iisi mi., mp nun annl.s ,lul Wl ULUr 01ir Luiiners to
she is almost uiiuianairenble in heavy Weath-1 l.l,rlj V;clory.
er, and that she ships mi immeiise rmnntity j j; (lV r.V(.llt' j;i;no-s, already nlive with
of water, so that cveiythiiur on the Jit i )Put 0f ,',-lr,, n,d r"ouiitl:n' vv',;!i the tread
mid second d' i ks nr.- wet continually. The (.r (w ri.(.r,;S B-j) respond lo your call,
sailors are drenched day uiid niuht, except j A.oit this policv, and she wdl Imp Ike n
when ill their hummocks; mid hlloaihcr : fl,,,,,:,,,, p;IM,t into the fiht. This policy
, .1 ..t m ,11 i I nt wliin is n " ll-lll' llalim'' r ., I . .r .. II ....,!, r r.ip.
,. u.i ,.T,,,,;, I"" n" ' I . i , ior tiie coniiiiei oi ine oi. ,-i,uh
tt.i'ld.-ynM'ry tJ'J"l jlfcir, IVrhups. at solii" tun.' in n not , ; t , r v.-t t ion impossilde, and the amis
Tim Canadians very (list-mi luiurc. su.-uesi.s ine .i -' 0f t,c n-'pnbro inviiicibl.-. lt will t.riti.'
Miudav 1 Hues, our unit Tiiuieni m.i) "'"itlu'cmil 'it ioiisiut.lv close, ami secure
peace Oil n jii-rnitiiietit basis.
UicI!ai:ii Yatesi, Gov. of Illinois."
and the United Stiites should not be llii.tcd
! stem
i ii 11 ti in
resi.
sllbl
Caa:ia Stiititi:ii Ur
... ....
are tei r.i.ly stirred im i,y Iiu- course o me y. jf . fi,r
llriti'h jiuiiniils in riving them the cold ,,jVl.s j,,. wet w nrr;or a dose from one
: ,1.1, r and telling thi in to defend them- 0f .r eleven inch (runs, the latter will soon
Otiv. Y'att s is n Kctituckiaii born, was
ffect ihi, selves or become n. x.-.l. in in.nvi-.il i.n up, ,, anient Con.nr.imiscr in the Winter of
a war between lviulmid mid the Un tcd! s .mFa Those w ho lie down 1 .'GO-Cl, and has always been credited with
... ... ... ...:ll I.. ..'...r... I ., ... . . -.1. n II .
,' ii, l.1I-v-(3"i.eri.r,M'1"'- l"1 1 J ' 1 will. ilo-'S tt.usi l" i up win. n-a. ; l IJlirJr t;,1,u... cvniputhlcs.
I.IM.'.VI. llvil.'K-i ..II' O '""i'l riWioi, b.eo.n.S re- 1, will ..er-st in Ileitis D mncrat-,
II ,1. t k is lien, r.d in Ch-i f. lie nceiitiy, ii,.,i w h ineinlier of lie 1) niocratic tmttv Tin: IlKnn. Ixkfruaxn Gfxs The
. ., I l',.t I... U- is tl.it llhlV VI lit .11 ' til IIS" , J
th" 1 I '.k liillilll.lt nil of ill" Solllll ll.' lillsl ,
,!. r. ..!;...,, I.,.: that he had Ks,,, , orders ''" " . 11 ' ' P'resun limn pa-rot
I, our ir ui ciaii snips w .n ne m sm
Tin: IlKnn. I.vkkrsiaxs Grxa
. it .: . I I . ...... .. .I ..I SI i..m
, .. i ,i I I innle" nnv anil mi e rciiui-i un is, iiiiij p.-. r, ihi oui oiiis ii-iiim . i i i ,,. u. v",
v,h r now where lin y will nuke then l-cd nt some time, find I ini'i-ll more of n t; ,.. 0f twentv tivu of the c union ci.ptur-
In h rj it is ton late. Ill ii v.-ry short lime ,.;-. ,i.,, ,.ir 0t. For in v self ll.nnirh cd bv the Uu.'l.sh from the Tuissiaiis nt the
to hs (ii in r ils ti (pi I inu' Ihi III to Use
n irio. s tia y
III) tpl' Slilllis
efoi s
iv mi 0M.,. n slrciiiiiuis p. inoenit, it is suniceiit batileof Inkerniauii," and presented to
r,ls r.ipiuii.'ti.iu. to " , )i...1M(U(, XllM,,Ws n-vt out Ion,,,' .hat treason binh'ed, l,lo".ued, the n I.. I.s byc.ri.ru Kiijrl.nh m.rchauls.
i en i'l j."! h"!d of, nnd Ha', . f , , ,,r-w ripe unhr that nam- ami or.-nn-. We consider this out! ot tin; finest false-
.1 be a-k. d h. Her tin-i"1 ("'" , ' Y !,!., F. ,1- ral. absiric.lv. i.s ns c.mv a ! hoo.ls wl.iih has y, l di-gricd the rcl.-l
it t .I........il,.'.ii.ll.l.ill'," ... . . . , . . . rs I, ot
I l.. .1 ... n.i.iv. that anil Wauls to eivi'
slave of fr.ee, or whillnr their " 1 ,. ,
i ...pii.,,!ie nf t 1c 1 1 cure of
. . . . .... I I ... . . ....,.! .. ,.. ,,! iw i. ' II '
1 1, a si . I . ,r l.i 1 ,1 1 i i. '"'1 ',, ..'.',,. .. -
ii ait. r nl record for n't, r us, I'd ii k nc n
aie lo be s. .-. mid impressed into tin1
si i ihe if th. y i! i.t't cum. willinir'y, or if
tin ir III, i'l' r in ik' nllV object ions. The
ihei-selfwheu tin" storm conns winch will
in 'k In r, if she il.-Mrcs it, one of the Uni-
Tin: Tixr nm I' mux
Jom ph Hull in Ins li i'ton -p
a year ii".o, Kii.l; " N i Midi wold ns i i
prouiisii or ci.iic. "ion en be iitl.r d no
l-Xcept by disloyal bp, or those ill the HI
llTcsU of rb' limn. So Ion.' u 'I'l' ' '" -K
Uvo ai-iin in their liuii'ls tin-re is iinih nr
lo couiproinise but lliu honor am! iuteiriiiy
of tho (Jovernineiit," It.bla iloctr ne f. r
Union men.
Ill'CIUNAN ANII IIIH I'lllllllAlT "While
Hili'liiliiilil w.m President Ihe Fotlslown
lt.tnk cniiH! into i xisletn e, and, mil of i uu-
iliinent lo liiui, lliu nntcH contain-d hi p"f-tru-t.
Hut of lulu llm bank Im nrcivid
no rn.iny iniiiiliilcil note., with ihe "rl
"Iruilor," " .Tnil.iH.Iiruri.il," elf, inscrib
ed IHidiT llm portrait. Ih"t it l"1" le'idved
to full iii all llm iiol.-H bearing the l.keiies',
, n.l re-iNstio new-oih. . Il must bu done
toblfl iiuimiiirrv
Tnoi hi m is I'.iHsu -Att nnsncci sful
ntlciiipt on the life of lh Knipiror of Itus
iii in ri mrl.sl lo h ivit lire" d i ","
Clmrcl. of K lint Yl idim. r. I'lvf.V house
in Hi. rulershurir lum now il wal. liinuii
iliilioned nt llm door, who follow! every
one who (roe in. A Ihim-und Mildct
hiivo hecn m l. cled from llm Vt d
ntrn iolicni,eii, Accoidiiitf l
lutcMt iiccoiinU nix h Ir'd n"1'1
hccii nrnde, nml llm n In-rdudy iniTi-ii-f-
ASOTIIKH AlHU.iriONHT. CJrll. Cllf-, "
l Mai.il, in reply lo Impiiiy In f',f, r'
ncu to conllKCuiiiur the properly of rcuci
fplied, " confiscalii I'Vi-rylhintf l '' tlM'
Union," Knelt tin uuritniliiitlinniil exprr-
linn I. .,.ni..i.,,.l uiili I lot tin DiinllisK to
T P, I.) I. I." ,1. , "
tump him as an Abolitionist.
Think or TiutI-TI.i I.ouiv. l.i Jour
" A paper which would Im I'Kdy to
know, nay there him heeli liuiliy nil Hcdi.nr.i
In ivl.1,,1. . r.,l...l ii.i. rnlhi Iiiim aided In the
nunler of lornl ttoopd Miilioiied for tho
rrotvcllou of Jilii own property
General al-o s aid: " S'ari ry is upheld by
local laws nl'iii" nml win re rebelholi is
tin re is no local I .w- li'itl.iliu lull the law
of the laud. My li'lnrals and officer
must not know lh.it there is or is not shive
ry ui any civ. u lace or territory. They
make use of llm bl.n k lu ll, Hot ilupiil in.'
ilitii lh. r coiul.l on, and leiiviliu' the Civ I
laws of the I I l' determine tin r nm.li-
Ion"
tul St tis the prcatcst lepllbl.C ill tile
woi Id, nnd about to hi com.' the niO't pow
erful nation of the cartli. We will -rive tht
Cmad aus cx, nine or twelve
name lis Ilellioerat; bill if tilt! llaH'Old ; press. Ill t II C first place, t In? l.ll".! sll (llil
Convciitii.ii bruiiL'lit the former into clisri- ! not capture imy cam, on tMin the llussians
pule, what iniist the r -cut rebi U'iin do t li.k, rmuiin. In the second place, il any
f,r the latter? There tire cond Ilnuocrats such cannon had bc-n rapiurcil tin y
as there were also trnoil Fed. r d sts; but ; would have been carefully kept as trophies
tho Pi-mocralic pa-tv is lik" n barrel of by the Kmrl sh covernnu i.t iii'tend of be-
poor npph s late in the Spriuir most of
them are rotten, ami even the Round ones
in, mills to nm rendered fillhv 1V the COntnct. Good-
Wusliinirton, A ntr. 311. The railroad
already naclus to IJnll Hun, find MipplieH
nru bi.-in trmii-poitid there. JJufore lliu
buttle of Mamis.'iis, the rebels paroled
1011 Union prisoners, including GliO of Tay
lor's hiiirude. I'opc's stutt-uient thut
Ileiiilzelinuii's corps would tnovo on the
enemy ut daylight, in confirmed by heavy
firing being heard in that vicinity. Yes
terday the rebel .scouts were sci n at Lang
ley, near Chain Lrid;-e. Kvcry precau
tion lias been taken to prevent a Btirpri.se
there. Pope's conduct i.s highly praised in
Government quarters. Nearly one thou
sand Government clerks repaired to tho
fn hi of battle to attend dead and wounded
on both siths. On Thursday, reports
reached Wnrieiiton Junction, that Jackson
was again in the rcur, nnd had taken pos
session of the ruilrond iicnr Urislow, four
miles south uf Manassas, burned two rail
road bridges, torn up the track and taken
nil the (ruard on the road prisoners. Sub
sequent information proves it was true.
Telegraphic communication has been estab
lished to Ceiittrville.
Cmciim-iti, 31. On Friday, a rebel
company ut Hichmoiid, (Ky.,J drove iu
our cavalry. Gen. Mun.soti, with two
regiments, moved tip, uiid ufter throwing a
few shells, the enemy retreated rapidly be
yond Ilogcr.sville, leaving one gun. Mun
son ciiciiinpul, nud Saturday morning ad
vanced with two regiments and (our guns;
coming tip wilh the enemy, an ortdlery
I . 1 ...!.!. I 1.... l.'.tt etiloo
llrill Cll'lieO VI llil l.eilljr lo-ts Ul. uyui .s.i.a.
The enemy attempted to turn our left flank,
vh--n sharp fighting occurred between skir
mishers. The C'Jth Indiana advanced,
ihrotiL'h n dense fire, to tho nlief of our
skiniii.'lurs, ami behaved 1 ke o!J soldiers,
but the rebels finally turned our left and
advanced in lull force. Miiuson then
ordered a retreat und fell back three miles,
ic-formid in line of battle, mid got his ar
tillery in po-itiou on right and left flunks.
Firing of urt.lieiy then commenced, nud
was kept up briskly on "both sides. After
two hours fighting the enemy advanced
under cover of woods, on our r'ght, and
nit r s: Vere lljlol. g, Eucceeiieu iu iiiriiing
it. A retreat immediately took place to
th" original camping ground, when Nelson
ia:ne up, nml, ofler jjr.-at efforts, succeeded
in rallying the men, and formed another
hue of buttle; but nrtilk-ry ammunition be
ing ma-ly exhausted, some guns being
without wen to work them having been
k lh-d und wounded our men njaiu fell
back, retreating towards Lexington. Tha
em my s force numbered from ten to fifteen
thousand, while ours was not over six
thousand, with Murray's und Mctcuirs
cavalry Loss heavy on both sides. Gen.
Wright left th'3 morning to take the field.
Washiigton, Aug 31. Private advices
from Fredericksburg tip lo 3 p. v. jester-
av. contiadiit the reports relative to the
burnii g uf bridges und destruction of prop
erty in that locality. Gen. burnsiik lins
.oses;oti tin re. The cm-niy was heavily
reinforced yesterday, and attacked Pope's
army btfore Sumner's and Frai.kliu'f ar
rival. The attack was boldly ruct, and a
severe battle followed. The adviintago
was with the enctnv. Pope fell back to
Cuiiervillf, with his army, in good order,
win re he was jo:m d by Sunnier mid Frank
lin. Forty-three wagon loads of hospital
stores left "here Saturday for the hattle-fi-11.
A number i f physicians also went.
Our army is cicctitrati d, and iu good
condition and spirits. No fighting today.
New Y'ork, 3 1st. It is known that so
lil it v III Government Circles (irivaii-s, mm
-v will bye to the Democratic party! Ece CV- JY. Y. Herald.
rr'iini'Nf.
. iv . ., ..11- 1... .7 1 . I.
tug shipped nil to llie rem is oy i-.ni'sn
merchants. So much for tnis rebel I f,
which equals nnv of Deaureg-jrJ's best.
make up llnir mind as lo what tlu-j
do; wn mo not in n hurry: but the sooner ;
If,, V dee d" that their destiny i with thej
Cited Slates Ihe li- ller for themselves. ui fn-n n t letter from
The American cov, r.iun ut can protict Jmliana, to Secretary Stanton. Owen
Ihciu Tho
thioiigi its 'ir(
on dit not to lose ii niiinu iit, therefore, in r,m,..s , chuiactcr of I lie great contest.
ReuTI.UON-. In view of the fact, says a
taT The N. Y- Evening Post publishes correspoiid, lit of the Journal of Commi-rce,
Ilobert Dale Owen : thut Ihe journals ol t.ngianu nr.! ct ns., in
ly playing the paiiit-nc nooui I lie llieiiii.iu
.1.' w ,.r" in this country, the sub-
Hrit.sh liiiuiarchy confesses m M,.r been a leading inaii in the Demo-1 j. 1 nt-il particulars fmin Thomas Paitii's
nrgiins that it cunnot. They crii,. party, but now, after studying the Oninion Sense nra worth renumbering:
lose. i liniment, therefore, in ,.,ms,..s imd'chuiactcr of llie great contest, " Tlcriy kini-s and two minors have -reign-
d,,., ir,g the, indcpeuilence. for thus ih-y h, , nces lha, he has reached the ; 'n lt Z
IIoiu,EGiiiEi.iv-II"""-'Gr.el.yhus'w, avoid truubl,., in which t!..y i.re in va-m thut lo eff, ctunlly critsli the r,,'t'1-1 1 ,',., '..K:1t civil wars niul aintU-in rc-
.. r - . . . IT.. I '
tt MM, ii letter lo the Picsidcl.l, urging' d,...(r of being involved by tliu policy oi lion, the slaves must uu cinancipmci.
Kngl iiid. The question of nnnexation is snys: " Every montli llml passes is convei i
an after eoiisid, ration, and ono that mnsl j,,,, hmnlreds of thousands of moderate nnd
inst lvcs. We nrc not cons, rvntive and peace-hiving men to llie
him lo ii more prompt enforcement of Ihi
i-oi.fi-.i-.it :n law. The President Im n-
a chiirict' ristic lellcr, iu which la- . ,!,.,m,d by the
pin d in
suy
Siunr Casi istiiv. An East.ra pnper
presents the following bit of Dhiopiun ur-
gnmciit
I nnvions to iiun-x Cumnla; 'mt, if she de- ,,,. opiuiou. Tln-y despair of sectional,- . , p . n)(1
i ,.,.,i obi.ct iii tl.U Maggie's,,,, to cusl h.-r lot with this great t-ouii- rricn.lli or nuti-um! peace, until the teem-' ,.'. wi olt ,,. d nig,ra mil
IH t.i 'nave the Union, nml not In K..ve e.r j , , it Wi (l0 fr .r own interest, nnd we IUJ csi. of mortal hatred und civil r is j causi, r khivry, nnd ought to be wiped
destroy slavery. If I nn.hl save lh.' ; Un-1 ' f iim)t l)llt proposition from lur rooted out forever." out, loo; kmc (liar would he no war wid-
tir:z .Ls'i,.:!: ... .., i, ; Tiik UmUuwM (Ire. arasi dl ril t:n
sii.tiii'uloiie, I w'ould ul-" do it. What byour govcrinm-tit nml people.-, i . lUn(tmi Knys:"Thn American g i? Take k..r dut you dou't wipe out too
. . . .
do iibiiul si ivcrv und Ihe comMi i ". ,-;,.,;
I do I.ec.lUs.. I believe il help till L moll,
t . ,4 l I ...mI.....h I.i.imiIIS.i I .1.1
Mini w f i.il I mi ocnr - -
lu heve II would mil help lo nave llie
I phnll do less will-never I snail lie
Union is the best friend of Ireland in the, iiiucii
0 kv IIai i kck -The N. Y. Tinus says world. We beg to Idl ll.o Irish m Anier
' ' 1IillI,.'l.k. icu Unit the people of Ireland nre nearly to
" .J'.''. '.' '.I .merit In the field ' mm will, the cause of the Union nnd
ialliciilion lor the oigiini.ntioii. coinbi.i.i
Ii. v"i what I am doing hurl the cause, "'"'I ( , aItlll.tr lien. Ilulh-ck'n supr. mo ,1(r,linst tl0 wicked rebellion. They do
shall do more Wl.el.eler I Hi.all oc lie e ..- , ((,
nig mo-e will help Hie cause. 1 man 'n , . ,lr, t.,i,m of our nrnii.
lo coned error when lh-y nre shown in . . Mm j, precisely the o...
in
the S
Tr.rr. as Gosi'Ei.. A writer
F. llulleliii mys:
"The Union has much mora to fenr
from the Lathams, the Bright, the Ben
" ol forget the good deeds nf Hie Republic : Woods and allandighuin of I he Ninth
8 i 1 Mi,,,,., ,d they Innnilv than ftv... nil Hie h gioiis which Jeff Davis
In their day of distress, and lw) iMnrtil; , , Ullt,, K.t ft , ,;,, ol
!, unccess to llie Mars mm niripe-, .in.. , - f (,h().r CltwT,M mi i.ri,
.. I ... IH ll'eii. I - , ,
I. '..ml kin ftihihL IH'W ill nil P" . ' .. ..... i ..i iniist lli'I'l I'll. I"
:r omT c :j. t ., rv miiv rest asiire.l Unit wlm w,0 huvo revolted iiRuinst the ireesi uov
U....P. .I i iii-.i.-ii. i i," o""".' - ' -. ... .
JiiiirHnnnys:
jsy- The Nashville Union, iu noticing
.i. .....infiliis mithiir of " Anion C
, , Hill -111.11 ! "
Wll'ii- l'"b,1T ,"V! :!r!r tb Pines," that a secret orgnniMtion cx-
xiu r::i:z:Zi ..r u.i.. i. n so.i rn .!. .he ..iima.e
' . . ;.l.......l in the field Ull'ler his b;,. I,.,. ... u ii,,,...,.,! "
.. i ,.,sUi.i thru, division.: lint ever in..., . i - . erium ......' -
oFsediand. n. f - -
S, oil .H.I. and llm Jnilcd Prcsbyl. ruin --. tagc.
The latter i not uu offshool or the second.
I,L a h older oiga.i...iioi:;nii'l Lku
I ...ti ..I n at' hi'lll III
il... iiwnitil w u"! i"1"" " . .. ..n.iM.iri V I .ll v ll l Itl" linn I- tfii- " - "
,l. I-M,.l,lislicil fl.i.rrli, tt.o.ili ninny y''r '" ' (,.',.,.1. Lit of con.ni.n. ,,1,1,. (,f whU-1. is freedom, snys that ft
hiTori!. liense thatsohlieM nru employed to fig .1 .. Mn,(,ni0 Iniitntion" is generally be-
.. I'l.. f ni.Ll'lll.t ' 1 1 ..nl I .rill.lt llll'ir hl'lirOOfllS. .. , CI-... I. ......... .. nlnl nlnillur
TlUT M Till". IJt K-STIOM. ii" J""- , mo CIH'lliy mi" '' I IlcVell IllllOlig ooiiincriieii iu v.s.n .-..
It , ri,10l... that Jeff D,.vls con.cm- tin. negroes, hut wl.nl lis purpose may oc
- 1 IT. will 111. 1 imt L'ltAUMI
. I . .......I. ffi mttm IL n uni". " ....
ti,. ibi.s I tors who imve so mi.. r 1 f l,lllllk1,ivillj. Uu will in- is not known.
. r,Cn. fl, neeof.l.eco..rseof Providence .7 a
suyul t tl,.- expenses nl ni" - "
,racy iln.ll lie...k.i.iwlc.lged l.y ! ir .1
crntnei.t bicaii'O tliu wnr Is costlyT K w,
. . i. .... ...... .....nil mil :
wnv iimi i i'" ; (
bill-
.1 . i. i, r- ...ul rnsili it n mili'M HR
YwrT.r: . . ofnbullby.onc
mm uiiTtT ii - tK 1 hcouies ft woman
rttnnin(t fiis tongue o.tl of luf mouth.
Il is nn old saying, but n very pretty
L. thut a l)hisliil.koft little gin, mr n
will be the uulioii's liberties, and lor whut
purpose have we laid down on the ullur of
our country n liiindrcd tlionsiind lives and
ii thousand millions of dollars? The ma
jority of this tcrr tory would be ci i di d lo
ii. j,.v.i i.liu-iiTt-liv at Richmond: the m' nt-
cry of ihe gulhnit defenders of llm U n,
Who l.i.vi. sealed Iheir pnlriotic devoluui
with their lives, would bo fpit upon nnd
they stigtn.ilir.ed a the ' vile hordts ol Liu
coin' nnd 'nigg. r stealers.' "
Kg- The wool clip or Ohio, it is mid,
will Ihli- jciir amount to thirteen millions of
pounds-two million! greater than the
lip of 1801.
Vainglory blosroiris, but never bear.",
departure ol Surgeons caused considerable
xcitcmcnt. urious rumors are circu
atul but l.ot tractable to nny nlinblo
sources, therefore wo do not deem it proper
to tel. graph them. A leeling ot depression
itl-o exists in Philadelphia and Boston in
consequence of inability to obtain reliauio
information regarding nU.urs.
New Y'ork. Sept. 1 The Tribune'
Washington dispatch, dated Jlst, says no
news of renewal of contest to day, except
telegram dated Fairfax Station, lorenoon,
which spenks of heavy guns being heurd in
tho neighborhood of Brislow station. It
is thought in high cfliciul circles here that
the noise was canst d by tho blowii-g up 01
Gen. Bank's train, who is fcurcd to bo cut
off with his whole force.
At Fairfax 500 rebel prisoners are
awaiting transportation to Washington.
They concur in saying, ns docs information
from nil other sources, uini mo wuoio reu
el nrniv is engaged itniU-r Lee. It is es
timated to bo two or three hnndrcd thou
sand. Prisoners also say th. y were prom
ised a speedy march into V. ushingtou.
Who ahe tiik Woitsr TnAiTOns. An
nrniv correspondent says:
The traitors North arc worso than tho
traitors South, und sometime I think wo
huve as many of them in tho aggregate.
They ure meaner men; they arc nu n who
will coinn behind von nnd cut your throat
in tho dark. Thnve great respect for
Southern traitors who shoulder their mus
kets nnd conic out nud tnko tho chancel
of Ihe bullet and the lutlti-r; Imt I hove
the most superlative roniniipi lor ino
North, rn traitors, who, miner me iniieiiu
cd guise of patriotism, are stabbing their
country in the dark.
CitAri.AiNs in the Armt. There uro at
present in tint United States nnny in tliu
field nhoiit four hundred and seventy-two
chnpliihis, who miiy be divided as follow! :
M.thoilisis, 121; Prr.sbjtennii(.V!.)U5
Congregational, 11; l'piscoflil, GO; Bap
list, 43; Presbyterian (0. S.) 24; Unita-.
rinn, 23; Catholic, 22; notknown, 0. To-
tul 412.
The Charleston Courier snys tlmt two
or three Union flags were recently found In
lomvt nt Galveston. All the r"8001
guilty of thii " trenson" wire pxecutti