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Columbia Uio Gem of the
on the ' iiKh, wiii r i : ami u
Ocean-
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Ksllil' lM,o;n,
0 Cohinihia, I he ilno, nin,
Ike In. me i.i'lli.i I, rave nn. I ill.' ir .
Tb ihrinp nl'ca.'li ( i i. .t ! devotion,
A World ofli'm lionce;e lu t lico.
Thy innnif ites audio heroi'ii iis-eiii'ile.
When I.ilii rlv'x f'lnn laii'ls in iew ,
TUy biumem in .iko tyrum.V li'einbl.'.
When licirni' liv ilia red, nhiteitnl li!u..
M'lien vnr wnired iis Hole di'solntion,
An J (lireutened I hr I. hi. I to deform.
Tbo nrk, tln-u of froeiloin'ii I'oiitKinlioii,
Columbia rode Kile lliimioli tin1 Monu !
With her frailiimls of vieloiy n renin 1 her,
When so (irmully pliu Line Iht liiiive ere,
With liiTllajr 1'KjihI l Hunting before lie. ,
Ths) boast of tli o re 1 1 , wbitv uml blue.
Tbo wiiii' nip, ilio nine I'np bring liitlii-r.
Am) lill you il trim to (be brim :
Mny tbo roiiths tl.ey have won never with"
Nor tli o stars of their glory grow Jim :
Jlny (be uer'.ieo united ne'er never,
Hut they to their eolor' irovn true ;
Tlio Arm' mid Navy forever -
'Jhree eheers for ihe, red, uhito and bine!
illistflhiifoiis,
A BALTIMORE SAIST.
If ten rigldeius men wnuM have saved
.Sodom from the wrath of Heaven, BaJti
inoro might bo spared Iromtho vengeance
jf the North for t lie nuke of one true soul
that inhabits thai disgraced cih ,
1 he musician si who nccouii anied t lie .,
mot uvou illliriii IM 'liOSH Ilil51ll!i V(llllll
Kid- 011 llaif way to U'ahir.toti were
Ktoppeil nt J'.altiiiiuto, tmd, ai tt r Lcin j
inoit cruelly ami lnutally assaultcdl.y the
l('tiioniac mob, iiei'p ifnoutd from tin ir
J'crilous iio.'-itii.u in u tuot ret lai ka't.lo
jimniifr. They jirrivd in this city on
Monday mo: iiin last, on their ay li.u k
to their Hay State homes, in a foirlily
bruised, Imttoii'd and mangled i-'iiidition.
.They stoiijieJ Inn; n fn-v hours at the Ir
ving lloiiie, in Broadway, and :heu went
forward to ltuskm to exhibit tin ir wounds
jmd tit ir iii the venfiel'til feelings of tli.'ir
loyal country nun by a nanrative of tli':
outrage they !i td Millered. Wo learn I he
following intere.-tio' i;tt tii'tilars lion) the
musicians while they weie at the lrvinj;
House :
Tho rx'i iKtilai liaiul Unit left Jliis.on
consisted of twenty four person's, who,
together with their imidicnl intmnien!s,
occupied a ear by I hem-elves from 1'hila
dcll'hiu to I'.iltiuoic'. lly some aecidenl
the musicians' ear -.'ot swilehed olT a', the
Canton Depot, so that instead o; bein; the
fir-ot, is wits h It i:, t,L. i car of all the oth
crii, and after the attack had bet n made
l.y the titoh upon t!ie .sohlier.s, they came
upon the cur in w hich the band were still
pitting, wholly unarmed and incapable of;
innking any iielet.ee. The infuriate 1 de- j
liiotw came upon them howling and vel- J
lin', and ioured in upon them a thowor
of utones, broken iion, and other mis..iles:
woundili.' wn i sevelelj , and deinoli hin
their instruments. Some of the nii
rrpmiti jumped tipon the roof of the car,
nnd, with a I ur of iron, la a', a ho c through
it, while others were e lling for powder to
Vow them all up in a heap. Finding that
il would he s'lie des'.i -notion to remain
longer in the car, the pool fellows j imped
out to meet their as-ailants hand to hand.
They Wfe saluted with a show er nfstones
hut took to iljcir heels, lighting their way
through the crowd avid vutining at. ran
doui vtvithou. Kri.r.ving wha hwuy to go
for sfitanee in- s,elier. As they ttete
liurryirg alono -,t roug! looking man mmI
elenly jumped in front oi their leader, and
exclaimed, This way, boy 1 this way '. '
It f'u-s the first liicndlv uiire they had
lieard ince entering Jliltimoio, a. d they
stopped to ask no iptetioiis, but follouei
their cui'le, u ho tool; them up a nnrron
:ourt, where they found an open door,
into which they rushed, being met inside
by a powerful looking woman, who grasp
ed each one by the band and directed
them up Hairs. The he-t of the band was
kr.oeked r-eirseiess ju.-t as he was entering
the dcor. dy a Mone, r Inch (struck him on
lliti head ; hut tire woman who had wel
comed litem iinint diatclv eaug! t up ihei:-
fallen comrade and carried him in her arms i
up etnirv
' You are perfectly safo here, boys,"
.faid the Amazon, who directly proceeded
.to Wfetu.nud l)'nd up their wounds After
hawing done thin, hlro procured them lood
and told them to Atrip ollthiir uni.oris
una put on the dollies the bad brought
them, a nmtley assortment of baio jackets
I'ftjed coats, and old trousers. Thus
'qoippsd they were enabled to go out in
search of their companions without danv
r of attack from the 1'ltig Uglies. ami
Ulood Tub who had given them m rough
a reception.
They then learned the particulars of
the attack on the soldiers and of their es
cape, and saw lying at Ihestation the two
men who had been killed, and the others
.who had been wounded. (,)no 0f their
own band were missing, and ho has not
; yet been found, and it is uncertain wheth
er he was killed or not. On koiiig back
' to tho houtse v.hero they v.-ere u humane
,Jy treated, they found that their clothes
, had been carefully tied up, ."nd with their
battered instruments had been sent to the
,,nnAi rii... di.ii.. .1.1.. i.; .1 ...i
' thy ro udvUed to go themseli es; They ;
'uuuub ui Lin i loiuot; lull i i.iiiiuiii. il il'. '
, e , ' V. i 1 1
. next train, and arrived in Philadelphia
' if ili f l m T ,SXlh Ufmul
01 Ma8s,ichusett volunteers, under the
f them lo hurry back to tho Old Pay Slalo
( to show their battered faces and broken
.jiiuus, aua innt they should yet come back
nd play Hail Columbia in the streets of
Baltimore, whoro they had been so iubu-j'
tuauoly nmultol
The noble hearted woman w in) l e.-lled
J these men is p well known character in
P. iltimore, and, according to the u-agisof
i ('In i-li in neii ty, is an outeat and u pol
diited being ; but shii is a true heroine,
neverthe!e-s, an 1 entitled to the grateful
' eopkidernl ions of the country. When
io. I licks had put himself at tho head
l.llie rabbl rout ol inisci-eants, and Winter
I'avis lial lied in dismay, and the men of
i wealth and olllcial dignity bad hid them
si lvpq jn their terror, and tho police were
powerless to protect the handful of tin-
armed strangers w ho were struggling with
I lie iniih, (Ins degraded woman took them
under her protection, dressed their wounds
atid led them nl her own eo-t. and then
sent them back in .at'ety to their own
'homey. .s she in too notorious in Balti
more not to be perfectly known by what
ive have already told of her. it will not be
I exposing her to any persecution to mon
ition her name. Ann Manloy is the nnme
by rvhich she is known in the. city of
I'.lo.d Tub and t!.e loyal men of tin'
I Xorth, when they march again through
I its m roots, should remember her lor her
j humanity to t'leir eouutiymen. ,S'.((. .V,
1 'iscomiohts or a .'r:w N'oiti; IIki.li'.
The New York llspr,: j ulili: lies the fol
lowing ;
Jf. ii ison S((i Anr.
J),-iv Co-; This horrid war that every
lndy is talking about, has inti.-rlored so
with society tliat 1 have scarcely any
thing to tell you. Absolutely so many of
the beaux hav ;' volunteered that we car.'t
have any (iei innn. 'l'here's one of the
eoi'seipu iices of eivil war that I'm sure
could never have been eontemtilatod. 1
link if it weto km w-n peace would be
immediately proclaimo t. You haven't
any idea of our snll'criiigs here. The girls
have to talk to old beaux who were rejec
ted by our grandmothers : we have to
spend all our l ime at lint and bandage
parties, and our ling -rs are sure i ith scra
ping old napkins. But it's ail the rage.
They say a company of Florence Niglu
ingales is to be formed : each lady to car
ry a lamp ; but I don't sec nnv use in tU-at,
unless it s, like )io'cm.-, t
o k for
111 ill. lh! the desolation of the ball
rooms.' But I suppose 1 shouldn't tell
the enemy ol'o.;r deprivat ions. 1 haien't
had a new bonnet since Faster ; l'a says
all his .Southern stock is good for nothing,
and he must i o economical. Lucy I.o
voni is engaged ; her intended proposed
.himself the day before his regiment sailed,
nnd of course she-couldn't r fuso at such
a time. I'm sure 1 should have accepted
the whole company. At any rate I wish
they'd have proposed. Ever so many
man iages have been hurried lip by the
wars. My cou.in, Matilda M'Flimsey,
was o:te of die b. ides, and wore star span
glos all over her veil.
The worst of it all is, we cannot got our
s'.i aw berries or peas from Savanah. What
is to lie done ! Ma gives a dinner rvxt
week, and the idea ol no green pens and
k)solutdy no st: i. v, Terries lor dessert!!
Don't you think you could smuggle so lie
to us. It wouldn't be giving nil and coin-'
foil to the enemy, would it '.' Surely food
is not contraband of war, and really with
out our ."southern vegetables ami trulls,
the dinner would be a failure. Oh
oh d 'fir, no (ierman, and no green
Wh it a dreadful thing war is.
Yo1. r-, my love, confidingly,
I'i.okim-.
deal .
peas !
i M.
'Mi CorxTirv, 'ris or Tnr:i;." Some
one having usked the Hartford C, ,-.,(
who wrote the woids gem rally sung to
llie tune of "America," ihe following
reply was lvitirucd :
"TIik Uev. S. I. Sniitli, of Xeivton,
Mass., i., the author of 'Auieiica,' nnd
also of the beautiful loissicnaty hymn
coniriieneing, 'Yes, my native land, I love
thee,' and several others of great merit.
Mr. Smith is a graduate of Harvard 1'ni
ve: sity, an accompli-bed n holar, and a
most' amiable .ind altraelivo. man. He
was for several years pastorof the Biplist
Chinch ir. Newton Centre, Mass., but now
ergage'l, I believe, in literary avd reli-
oitijik tiiifujila ii ii mitn tiiii iiln iintni-o I
I- I " - I - ......... .
lie preaches occasionally with great ac
ceptance "
Fori.ivkkess. Tho following beautiful
passage is from the pen ol John II. Whit
tier. "My heal t w as heavy for its trust
had been ub tsed, its kindness answered
with foul wrong so turning gloomily
from my fellow men, one summer Sab
bath dav, I strolled among the irreen
mounds of tho village burial place; where
pondering where a. I luman love and halo j
find one sad level and how soon or late, '
wrorged and wroiigrWrs each with weak-!
ened face an 1 cold hands foldt d over a1
still heart, pass the green threshold of our :
common grave, whither all footsteps tend
whence none depiirt. Awvd for myself, 1
and pitying my race, our common sor- j
row like 11 mighty wave sejit rill my
pride away, nnd ttenilling, I forgave.
Rf-L-Wc lco saw 11 young m ill gazing at ,
tho ry Heavens, with a t i" 1 p" "d a ,
J- of pistols in tho other. We Ndeavor-
ed II nl tract his at lilt ion by .ingl2ar in a
newspaper we held in our Eir, relating II
a young man in that of tho country, who
had left honi" in a stS of derangement.
He dropped the t and pistols from his
K.5.- "&tJI with the ! 'It is 1 of a hour you
re'id.' I loft U4 hi v friends knev of rnv
i .... ..
ZCL LVitA meflunS '
OfMrill. 1 s() tho fr.iV nt
l" nnou"''- I d from the house
uttering a wild ' to the ' ? ? of inv frie-ids
VamA" ' t I o ' ' s ols
2 nut a . o ,,, , : 1,,... ' ,f .. .' . .'.,
in this i
B2fA lawyer engagnd in a enso tortur.
ed a witness so much with questions, that
tho poor fellow at last criod lor water
There,' said tho Judge, ' I thought you
would pu up liim dry.'
, United States District Court.
Tlti;.MiN ASH MI.-I'IIIHN iK Tit I'.A M N .
I l-'rom the ritt.-be.rli bcu'al .lourmil.l
i 'I'he folloiting charge of. I itdgo McCand
; lo.-s, delivered to the (iiand Jury of the
I I'nited Slates District Cot i t at l'itt-.buigb,
Ion the Oth instant, is particularly ir.ipor
'tant a'- this time, as defining the oll'onees
jof 'I'rc ii"H and Ml.-'jirL-i i 7V''""'i ;
I Mi Caniuxss, ,1. -The iiath which you
have taken indicates the nature of your
'duties and responsibilities. You are to
dilligently impure, and true pro-ertment
mike, as well of all such mal'ers as shall
be civen you in chart'o as those things
;Vou know to be presentable here. You
I "will present no one- through envy, hatred,
lor malice, nor w ill you leave any one 1111
't'lesenied through fear, favor, arleetioti,
reward, or any hope thereof; and what
transpires in the jury room you will keep
secret. You will have be fore you the
ord'nary cases which occupy the attention
of this Court counterfeiting the coin of
the I'nited Slates, and oll'onees in viola
tion of the laws regulating the Tost Ollice
Department.
In this district, composed of nearly two
thirds of the counties of this Common
wealth, recent even's have shown that
the people are loval to the (iovertiment,
(rue to the Constilutio:-., and a unit in
support of the measures initiated by the
constituted authorities for its preserva
tion. While this will be 11 source of grat
ification to you. it is painful to remember
that this, the best liovcrnment ever de
vised by ti e wisdom of man, is now as
sailed by foes of her own household, and
in imminent peril of dissolution. 1'nlike
the Whiskey Insurrection, which con
vul.-ed this section of the country seventy
years ago, this rebellion involves, not
merely individuals, but Slate sovereign-1
lies, and has acquired dimensions without
ii parallel in history. That wa quelled
by an at my under the invincible (ieneral
and Father of his Country, who laid tho
foundations of the Republic, and this will
eventually be suppressed by the over
whelming and irre.si-tible power of the
people. ' !
In this grave juncture of our national
allairs, which has cheeked the commerce,
arrested the manufactures, unsettled the
finances, and called to arms the youth and
(hivalryof the country, it will be your
province to impure whether any one in
this district has been guilty or offences
against the Covet ntr.ent of tho I'nited
States. 1
Treason is" a capital offence; its penalty
is (.-.i'A, and, although a (irand Jury of
this Court may find a true bill, it can only
be trkd in I he Circuit Court. The same
.ludge may preside in both jurisdictions,
but the trial of this, tho highest ollence
kno.vn to the law, is assigned to I he higher
and more august tribunal. So aggravated
is this crime, involving as it does tin- sta
bility of the Government, as well as the
lives, liber.v, and property of tho people;
so wide was the latitude of construction
given to it in the early per iods of the
Fnglish law, that the wise authors of the
Constitution defined it in the fund iinen
tal instrument itself. Treason against the
I'nited Slates (says the third section of
the third article) shall consist cnly in
levying war against them, or adhering to
their enemies, giving them aid mid com
fort. 1
As was well said by my brother Beits,
of the Sou'.hern District of New York, a
patriotic and just Judge, the other day, in
charging tho (irand duty of bis Court,
giving aid or comfort to the enemies of
the country eons.sts hi fumi-lntig military
supplies, (cod, clothing, 1 arbor 01 con
cealment, or communicating information
to them, helping therein hostilities against
'.he country and its Government. So loyal
are tbo people of this di-ttict, I do not
believo that any charges will Is; laid before
you, but if they are, ow ing to our location
lit tho portals of the valley of tho Missis
sippi, they will probably coma under this
definition of the crime.
To quote from the same authority, in
which this Coti.it onnours, within it w.ll
be included acts of building, manning, or
in any way fitting out or victualling steam
boats, or orher vessels, to aid the hostili- ,
ties ol our enemies ; sending fuel, provi
sions, arms-, or other supplies to them ;
raising funds, or obtaining credit for their
service; indeed every traitorous purpese,
manifested by nets committed in this
district, by persons owing allegiance 10
the country, will bo Treason, it is not
necessary that the accused should lu ve
raised or created "var by his own acts ; ho
levies war by acting with those who have'
set it on foot, or by Foizing or holding
forts, or like cts of hostile, aggression. 1
There is another crime, gentlemen of
the Grand Jury, of a kindred nature, not I
defined in the Constitution, but the pen- 1
alty for which is described by tho Act of
Congress of the .'iOtli of April, lT'.'d
it is Misprision of Treason. Misprision
is the concealment ol something tl-at
aught to be revealed. Misprision of Trcii
son consists in the bare knowledge nnd
concealment of Treason, without aaeiliy tu
it. Or as the net of lT'.'d describes it, " if
any person, or persons, having know ledge
of the comtni nori of any ol tho ofl'-.-iHcs
aforesai I, shall conceal, and not, as soon as
may be. disclose, and make known ihe same
to tlu President of the United States, or
some one of tho judges thereof, or to the
President or Goernor of a particular
Slate, or some one of the judges or justie.
est thereof, such orsoii, on conviction,
shall be H'Jjuuged guilty of misprision of
tieason, ami shall be imprisoned not ex
ceeding seven yenrf, and fined, not excee
ding on, thousand dollais."
Thi is n aggravated offence, for every
pood citizen is bound to reveal whatever
may liavo a tofiticncy to asfsil tho integ
rity of the Constitution. Tho midnight
plots of conspirators and tho atrocious
projects of tiaitors might otherwise attain
their full fruition, culminating in the
got, cm-
tliont toe Mill over
IM'oll. l-.vi-rv
act of liea-oii should i t. m.i b 1, now n t,,
the proper authoiiti.s, aud i,,n thorn
will le-t tho ie.p,,i .il ;:;.. ,,f stiinr
progroi.s . mi pi. in . lung i he .
the .-core", act of (he misgui
have ininbMiraled civil war
illender. Had
I men who
,, ,
the Sou tli.
,t
under (he pretext of Constitutional m',.,,
sion.bie:, sooner revealed to the loyal
citizens of the Southern Slides, tbo cuu-
try would not now be compelled to mourn
over the insul. and mdiJui.v ollored to
her Hag. Secession is hut another name.
for rebellion, and tint should bo ertl-hed !
' ' . ..: '.u i.iiou o u jo u u in'
Government. 1
. In pni suing your investigation,
.
.entlo-
men, you will please to remember that
the public mind is now in u state of vio
lent agi.ution. At such times, di-trust
m. iv be engendered, and suspicious ex
cited again-t innocent individuals. Yo-j
will lake can; that your bills and pre -sentinonts
are founded on facts well ru
i llienticiited. Caution, in this respect,
I becomes the dignity of your po-ition as
Grand Jurors in a Federal Court, and
j whilst the conduct i.f every eiti.on of the
.district, however eminent or worthy,
I charged w ith a violation of the laws of
I ,. ....ii V..1. . ' . '.i ,.;.;' .' "
the I rr ; I i'i 1 States, is a proper subject of
' ; , ' , , ' ,. , , ,
name is not imparred by Idse and ma!i -
"'n tTr-Tln 'I. I ' j
Ihe District Attorney will be with you
imnng your iieiineraiions, nnti toe i ourt
J " ""P . 10
e.-.nipel the ut lentlaneo ol witnesses ou
will now retire to your room, and meet
.. : .. ir. ...1 it , .
upon your own tuljoiiriimeuts.
Stand by the Government.
I'he Kopublican press of Noiv 'olk
with unimportant exceptions,
the President ami his a lvi-ei.i
nunciation ami abuse. The
is nss iiiing
with de
lroiosition for a military dictatrn ship is openlv sug
gested as a neee.-siiy of the limes. The
compliiint is that ihe Administration is
dilatory and ineflh ient ami that ;t 'parleys
w ith traitors.' The Dcmocratie and con
servative papers, on the oiln-r hand, ate
living tin ir be-t services to the govern
ment nnd manfully standing by 'Ihe eon
stilution ami the laws.' Tho .Ac,,-,,, (
tbioi-oYiv. wh'.cl. but a short lino sii.ee,
was lotcvd liv a revolutionary mob to
raise an AnieViean Hag in token of its id-
legiance to tli? government, is now de-
fen-ling that same government against
the attacks of those who thru incited the
overthrow of Urn host ssU.,i of
mob. We copy from tl.at paper the fol- 'luring which 'ime from f air to six hun
biving, ivhieh will meet a response from dred men were lanced. It is sait) that
every patriot heart : Colonel S. a and his brother k'.llc-d until
"We are among those whe believe thiit;be:r lances dropped from I heir hand
the war might have been honorably avoid- from pure exhnusiion. But rime person--od;but
we are faithful citizens 'of the wore killed upon I he pai t of the invaders,
I'nited States, bound nnd at all times a f.iel Ahich goes far lo prove the previ
ready to ubov the kiws and to obey the oils account to ho correct.
. ... ,il..,l ... '.I ..I '. . t . . 1 i .1 . - . .
const minimal ooogauons uevoiviiig Uior.
t:s. Moreover, we b-liove that, while tho
war !asts, and until a way is opened for
an hone rnble peace, it must be prosecuted
with vigor ; and especially that the Na-
tiotial Capita! should be defended
at all hazards. But the President
cannot create armies on the instant,
or produce i.iiiii-ii-l;i;ions and sujiphes
on can. ys nil' voiiswiuiiou.il uea'l ol
the Government, he is entitled to the sup
port ami co-operation of all Good eiti ions.
If his nlitieal friends de.erl him or not
he will have the support of true Cnion,
law abiding inen.'ii til! ' 'onstitiilional anl
ami lawful lnen-ii'-os he may iidojit lo de
fend the capital and prese:e the safely
of the S'.at".- rt-m.'tii.ing in the I'nion.
'I'he pro-en", moment is one nfgrat
concern to the people of this citv. It be
hooves all good citizens ir.erchaiiis.b.ink-'
ers, even body w ho values the supremacy
of the law, the pre-eivat ion of social order,
or the protection of property-to frown
down tho lir-t signs ol revolutionary ac
tion and to .support the Constitutional au
thorities in the !i-t barge of their duties.
Tie present is a ei i-.is io our allairs which
demands the utmost calmness, am! judg
ment, and the truest fidelity to tin; gov
ernment, whether its coor.-e accords with
our judgment or n il. Now is ihe time to
te.-l the real sentiments and patrioti-m of
the people.
"Much has bin n said lately about the
evils of anal i by ; ami I hey can scarcely be
exaggerated. Bui if the os-ibility tl in
curring them is a valid argument against
even a respectful oppiisi'i.'in to certain
measures. of the government, how much
more is it a Milid r.rgument against any
and every measure looking to the ovet-
1 1 C . I ... I 9 W I. - 1 . .
iiirow oi in u (.m ii 1 1 u .in i . n iij noes
not know thai. President Lincoln could 1 ' 7 ,' ' . , "' ' " ' ''. '.
not bo s.M.plant.,1 by n ii-urper, umb r i "' ' , i0'1 ,,ll"'":' "' '"'d.eS
wlut.cver pr.te,., with out the mo-t fright-1 ' ''V"'"1:" s,"11
ful nnarehj ? Many of his politienh', lends ; ''''.l r
.in it- .i , , tJilv, sent for B. to "come and i x
woud rally around him wdh nng it am!' : ,i , ,, . "" ,J
i x,, .,.i,i ,i, I, .". I i- .ii I plain the mystery." I hat gentlemen sent
, . ;
IVVl'Il U IIU'II lllinui VAI.'t'Dl (Ml, I 'M , III-
tie as some of them may like Mr. Lincoln,
they would prefer him, or almost any
other man constitutionally elected, to a
military dictator, or to a usurper of any
sort. Of course, A mei iears would not
yield lo stub an usurpation, except by
"force, and that could only be made effect
ive through seas of blood. Beware, then,
of the beginnings of evil. Stand f y the
government, until it is regularly superse
ded, according to the forms of tho consti
tution." I .j-" Ma. get down on your hands and
knees n minute, please. '
shall I do that fo; pet?"
to ih' aw an elephant."
C-J'-'Vou want nothing,
Pat. "Betlad, an' if it's no
'Vi hgl on tn; til
'i 'ausy want
lo you '!" saitl
mg you want,
you 11 nun 11 111 11. e jug wnere too w hiskey
A-as-''
CrjJfDistinction is an eminence which
is attained but tun frequently al tho ex
pense of a fireside.
Br'"Caleb Gushing, of Massachusetts,
h;K declared himself ready to light for tho
Union and the Constitution.
..... , : . .1 1 r ...
Atrocious Sentiments.
Boston A'.,,i , ;,,., t,,, hl,
', makes the fulhming in fanco ,
lion lo the national A I iiiini-l i nl ion.
,7 u- uivl II,-,- is edited bv the A. I in.
uli;
sug
The
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lct the iiuvernmeiit send a slrmg
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i ' w .ii.ii. il - 1 1, 1 1 1 1 111 Mil)
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... ...... ,n .-..it ,iij ii i hi. v oj io.oi a; me ii
I may bo raise I ,. !,,. ,,,,,', , lri(ll, ,.,,
east of the lilue Kidge, that would lake
icaro 'A Norfolk and h'ichmoiid before the
, li-lurn ol the -n-kly season. It is
ICillllll
I . ,
.even in the counties near theChcs.pc
aki;
until .July, ami immediately below the
; Blue Iiidgo it is healthy all the j car
round.
I B.;t S ella Miirtin, and such missionaries
a- he limy select, ashore, ca,;h uiuier the
: protection of it bi.ttalion, on either bmk
ol the Ii'iippahaiiirock York, at:d James
liver- let t hem ?'., ,l at i n ....veto
i1'1""'1 'd Fastern Virginia w ill be
'''to eomininiitv-a strong power 'with
'u, .,,. , ,,., . i.'. , , , ,
!-it-sof,hatregionta1rlyh,,r,,il,aiil,ey!Vn ''-inl..ded to nmnaco ihe Soull..
j are out of the I'liicn. Do this ami -iwav ! Auwu lll;l"' lotion olremo:isf ranee front
i viih i1(. .,,.,. .,,,,( , , w
' . ' ' " i
"1,llt d-e.l.s. not ollensive and umI-m
j worths ; ami we want deeds lint will save
lif ud lea.l to !'.e.,Iom. f-j" 7V
'.' '"' J''Jht ' He ,Ua '.-' ,(..-,;., a,l tie
.m". in - l,e (;,,ft rim,, nt a t i,m tlt a i'7, ,r, ,,
It '.i ii-tHbc tin: ,-it;,,i-,-. We must buy into
fieedoiu the slaves of the loyal Slates, if
any such remain t the close of the war."
A Bi.oonv l' irr r.: t Bi i:(is A vims
A'.c llmnli-. d .1,.-,, ' '',-,. Ji( KMlS A V RI S,
.March lllh. J.-l'i I I'ho battle of l,.;i,,.
look iihieo 1 1 th ol .bnuai v.
The ioveri:-
meiit Commissioner was backed bv 1 (HM')0W i'' to arms against thrsi of her fel-
"Gauehos-," and Aberastain hy "the an
Juan I'oiers, anion n ! ing lo about 1 ,'Jdll,
among which ivoie a la-ge number of the
mo-t intelligent population of tho prov-
ince. The combiil lasted one half hour,
the San Juan cavalry immediately passing
over to tho invaders. Then eonoii,.M, cd
one of the nio-t horrible hutc'i. ties which
'l'a ever disgraced the bloody anuils o1".
"'o Argentine 1
lepttulie.
Tloce hours I
n,lt a half ol bloody slamditer followi
I oveiuoi- . nerasiam was liiken prrson-
er, and afur marching five leagues on
foot across a de-ert, until 'he could in. ireh
no longer, ivas set upon a mound of earth
ami shot, the most horrible barbaiilies
being ollored ro his body. His head "o:i-
r;d was sho! and beheaded. 1:U-bead be-
ing i.fterwards stuck upon a bayonet and
carried towards the citv of S in Juan
wincli city upon the arrival of the invad
ers, was given up to the horror of throe
days' sacking, murder, rapine and bloml-
iiii;si iu eiiuons or r no mvai lni
I nan wase,,im.l,,i. 1 . . 1 .i ..... 1 i.i !
in
i w 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 I U I 1 1 1 1 .A I '
t.iek a: leit-t a ..u.u tor of a ct.tnrv IV,.,., :
K a: lea-t a oiiai tej- ()f a eenturv
froiu !
-gin- !
.i .i ,.
i ne pill n oi progie-
ss w ui.-li she wu-
liii:g lo dread.
i In so tt rrihle events have
si irre
no
m . . ' ' evengeiii I and evil war
- i me o-.e-uos arcan-.
am
i.s now i no .-eutimeut ol ever
heart.
I Da-T. Willi. V d TiiA,,i;-.--We scarce open j
.i n exchange now a day- but we see re- '
, corded the details of invasions of irivate
j rights or individual property, nt the hands
! td soin..' irre-p(,ii-ibt' nioh, w Ii ) iirn taught
I they are doing Cod's service under a lire-
lymieu sii-j,icaui oi a wa'u ot loyalty on !
itiio part of their victims. I'he' lawless ,
, spirit, wo are m rv lo av, In; been, in
too many instances, euonuriged by men
who, when the excitement of the hour
pa-ses on, win l,o lioattily a-h:imed of
tneir eonil.iel,,
to t he out rages
It is time a stop bo put
That the eountii- I- in
vol l ed in '
out adding
aiiarehv.
,r is eaeiinilons ,..,on..)i u-lil.-
to its evils a reign of hiwhss
;
Vii saw m an liaston p -qu r Ihe other
; day the st at anient that twoor throe boxej
i ul the Congras-ional Gln!.' hii'l come to
. 1 . , i , . . ,, ., ., .. .
i h.-in word that
w ner. they got throiiL'h
reading ihe Union pooches made by him
in Congress, which they would Iiud it. the
volumes they were so carefully guarding,
I boy should please return hi'r property.
Tln-ir discovery that they were simply
Books of cour.-e eausir! t em some chagrin,
if it did not lear:r thei.i better manners.
'I'he fact is, all good citizens must set
their faces against this sort of procedure,
if they would restore anything like nider
in the Government. oi,, ,', G',i;,-,-.
-.:' 'There are tw o clas-ei, of tl i . ,oi 1
ed lovers those who are disappointed
hefo.'ti marriage, and the more unhappy
! 0IR"' " 110 !" e b-"ppointe'l .alter it.
Ci?"Why is a waiter like a r ue hurst '.'
lie olteii runs for a plate or a cup.
f-j')" I he excavations of Pciun.i: tire now
carried .011 w ith jre:it spii il .
fc'iyTho place of grealest nafely is the
place where ituty calls you
C-Xrlf twenty men make 3. i-core, how
many will it take to pay one ?
BuNever employ yourself to discover
the faults of others look to your own.
I'm A
. i v ;
Miulial bi'V h.u been di-cl ii-i"! in llou
Ion and (iiilvc-ton, iiud :!! I'nion mci.
have been wailed upon by ;i vigilant-'
commit tee, and old 'red to ci.li-t in the
Conledi late army, and I'e ready for active
service, or leave li e Slate, antl six ho.ii.i
was given to decide. The I ' n ion party is
strong tl routdiout tl o Slate, I lit is awed
by the violence of the traitors. Thou
Ht:id were leaving the St:,;,, in rouse
iUence of the terrorism. Th,s Gulf
steamers from Calvist.M to New O.-loans
aie crammed with men Ih-oiiig f..r the
North, ami it va i;.i'.tcd in New Ot leans
that ten t '.ioi,s:ii-, mti-t have left North
ern Texa-, leaving crops in the Hold and
every thing behind. There i- great bitter
ness I -el wee n the V n ion is Is and I 'isiini.ni-
1 I . 1 1 I . , I .1 I . .. .... . I 1 1
' 1 ' ,l" 11 lIM; mi nn i i ei e M i enei oeilt'll
'"ere wotiiii Hiovitaiiiy tjo war among
themselves, ami there is imminent dan
get-of it now. When S un Houston spoko
in G.ilve.-ton there was almost a light. A
committee waited upon him and request
ed him not to speak, or if he did, not to
"li-eiiss lato events in the Slate, lie re
plied thai he should speak as ho pleased
no threats should intimidate him.
Too Coo; to in: I.osr. Gov. Andrew, ol
Massachusetts, is in hot water about mili-
! pairioiie military men m the Mate, is one
men in the Slate, is
, i- i ' ii m : .
from CM. Manning, of the .Seltuu Arlillerv
, He says;
I " They, the Salem Bight Artillery, ai'Q.
; nov lilhn! with a-tonishnionl id. the alue
! fit v with which Massachusetts rflers her
; services m the work of war agairisl her
i brethren. That she who swept on by po
llitical v.inoor. jirojiosed tu shut her arse-
iiiils am! her storehouses, and bury every
I military en-ign in the dustv seclusion of
deserted armoiics, while a foreign foe was
sireepiug our sea-.i, destroying our towns,
devastating our fields that sho woald
I ',uv l'i'i'-'ms who ask a position equal to
j '""-' wn under the e.onfederat ion, is a','
i -tiange and unnatural, its that national
' onidness wlcch vents its-jlf in tho horror
i 'ivil -st r il'.-. That bio who. denounced
' ,ir'1 defied the Cnion, ivhilo it was in tho
. bands of her political opponent, should
' n'MV '"' -l.-'er lo li.ht for its preserva
Il0lb ls o"icw h it i:ienific,-mt . '
At this Pisayf. s, Look On! l'ho In
dianapolis J urn, it i eports t he following in
the pro.coedings of the great I'nion muct
ing fighting meeting in that city ot;
Saturday ntidit 1,-ist : V.'e cannot resist
ivin nn imocdote rein fed by jfr. Xeiv
ootiih, as illustrating thti dillerenee be.
'tween the two sections of the country.
I luring the oast wiijter, sail the speaker.
Robinson of K!n lo Island, was uiifort".
nate enoii;;h to form t In; iiotiuaint.-inc ol
'iVigla 1, of Texas. U igfal! was blustering
in ids windy style about what the South
was going to do in the event of war. I! ih
inson listened until he had finished, and
then replied :" Mr. Wigf'all. you don't
understand our people, il you accuse us ul
cowardice. You are m g aken. Yi u ol
the South talk big then you take a
think then put in more big talk then
lake a drink. We Yankees don't oper
ate that way. We sit down and calculate
. . , ....
11,0 . " 1 ""al I' to
lined hy go-
. . il ; , If )
'. ''" '
uiim
wo -ay,
l.ot us pray.
. ,o,-i
I- V-PliK-llii.M' I-
n.i.Mour, -vitii the 1 1 1 1 l
-of Major, is commander of a company of
homo l-ii.-m . s at u o. c;
ed the I 'nior,
",c,,nii ,il Th...- ...... ,.... :.. i t.-.i.-
...... I,.....-. I III ,1 ,111 1111 ;-- I III ,,H.
'wilt! the Cicilinental cocked hat and
I n un i ,;ck. nlos ; i inl the liutbilo l:,-i,i,,,,-
..i.vs .- "A mo.e imposirg x t ol no o were.
1 par.eled. J.c.l by an ex-Pres:.Iellt .
' ''',,,s iiro ucide up of men wcitl.y t.j
, 'Ul''1 1111 ""i''1'1'- D.ie'ors ol divinity, ot
tin I io nal loputatioii, tiiarci! side bv side
i w it II
iSiclors ot ino'licine. 1iwvi.is of
lifiv ei-r-' i;ti,:iilmg, capitalists, mer-
ehiints, bankers, and o a tors, ai-, I lu: .staple
if the company. As asamplc of w hat the
I ontmeutiils is coiupo.-ed, wo would Matt,
111 it. in the ranks are thus.; hi, hari.
lotherlo henl m il it at v jiosition- : fom gi n
' ci .lis, fiftciai Colonels, I well I v uin-ma.iors.
bcty-seven eaj t nns. loriy-ono le-uteil
all,s ensigns, and twenty-r I. j h;i:oiv
rv member.''
Plio, I ., vi in;, .,y rili: Goy;:ttoR tu
(:Fi.'i(iil A. Gov. Brown, of Gcori i, has is
sued hi- procloniation oommandiuj the.
ei! i.ens of that State, (hat they ti tn.L un-
tier any prelexl whatever, remit, transfer
or pay to the Gdvo. ninenl of Ih United
States compo-ing said government, which
ii known ' i.s ;i l'n.; . il St,te, i.e Ii, i.nj
city of any such S'ato, any money, bills,
drafts, or other things of value, eilli M- if
pr.ynii'iit of any "lebt due or heroai'ior t
liooonio duo, or for or on account, cfanv,
other cit'se whatever, urtil tho teimiua
tion of ho-iilities. A similar i-o-iiniiiir
has been made ou the'uiiks of Georgia,
.'.ml is done in pursuance of a !:.. of D"
Slate.
Vntv Moni KMr. The .New o, lean
(',; it says : "We have no intention d
stdtlue" iheN'oilh. We Jo t.et p. o
jio-e to intei fere with tho North in mi;
shape or Irria. Lot the free Si al e ban.
tlieir own Goi-t rnnient. to theuisclve .;, an','
tin- slave Slates tl '.- wiihout inlei rup
'.ion or mole-t.'ili n this i what tle:
S lulh desires. Is the.? cnylhirg in il un"
reasonable?'' Of ( out -e 1 ou don't li.etn
to subline us, or interfere with us in sir.'
shape or form. Then why don t you pii v
your honest debts? Why repudiate ivlm-
you owe ?
l."i"Ol'l Snarl says that, love is ii comb,
nation of "liseaes- -an utfectioti of 1 1 c
heart and an inllaiilalion of tho brsin.
(iiii.-Tbore are l.odo m-n in Fort Mm,
roe, anil 'iVi "n Fort Mcllenry,
r mm i is,. I vi i i.i ii.rvi i i lam
i- il l o ,1 iiiiliiii t of the St, J onis