i' , .^1 , 0 , 77 , 1 , , , ,b , 1 , , .-~. ~- _ ~~~ ~_~~o SATURDAY MORNEG, SEPT. 6, 1863 CITY 44.P.FA188. or °MOM PAPER 07 THEI OITI The Writ of ilebens Corpne—The A atiolitetioa of the State Vomits— Important Opinion toy Chief Jots. Wee Lowrie. . . Commoninalcii of l'enntylvanis ei rc.Stioes 7-, , McLain, Bag. :Berwick, Farquhar, Barth anti Barkley •ew Capt. E. S. Wright, Provost Marshal, &C. ' Eitr. ereite4l habeas corpse before Chief Jus tice Lowrie, for the rebore of the relators, held as dratted soldiers. Opinion of the Chief Justin of the jurialiction of amebae Judie: uy,in such tun r . '' _ When the firstarthen @slalom' cues tune op baton me rstattly, - an balm coron a no question Wad nittelabout the juristittott.of the State Judges to sand this writ to s Fed. oral offider. In the see ad cass,tito DLit:riot "Attorney e: the Cal - Straw, noting nada instruatioos (tombs P. writ hismlsl Goner al, at Weihington, did also the quettion, and the cats was adjourn ed ordninst he might make such a return as would put bin tithe time on : the record ; but a a fterwards dude ed to-mine the objectio in that case, and it was beard and dallied on its own merits. Of enure I would not re baud it, if I bad not believed that too ate: are within the Jadicial competence of this State judiciary ; for the courtesy of the ed District Attor ney could sot alibi, m want of authority. In the patent cues t • raspondent, under the advice of the Dittrla Attorney, has made a retina in which beer pct to my jculadie tion, and I ;have heard all that th e counsel desire it gay on the to, eat I find nothing in what hie been press sd that weakens my long entortaine d caul one, and I feel boned to show that I h a ve not been heretofore and am not now guilty of us ;lon. Even some State judges latol acted this Palate flea to the State jadicia , and this makes its vindication tho mare I ortaat. I observe it very sae decides of the Elti promo rllourt of hibblg , Spathe's cue, In 1,44. whieh two, and puha s a - majority 'of the judges, tam to have a on this principle; bilt.they can tecaraely said to have disesnec the quistllon, however o fully they may have cots.dered it; for the do tot devote more than icinr or five sane tot to it la all their pubilehad opinions; Sea Am. Low Reg. of Angnit, 1863 And nice, as here, the cue was under the that of Coogan of ISEI, end tee State dccli. They seem to found their derision on the oplaion.of the Supreme Court of the traits/ bates to the one of Ablsman vs. Booth, 21 Howard 501. But that ease decides onlyitat sprhoner cannot be token cut of the custody of the Judietal Demartment of the Federal Government by meant of a hol , ear corpse is. sued by &State Court. Ido not understand the Chief Justin of the United States to have .., meant more than chic; and It blond, be meant 'Mete than the coin esiled for, and all beyond Is mere orbiier dictate and cannot be takes, by itself, as sufficient authority for to important aprinejpie. -• The principbs really deolded in that case ii a most important one; and I rejoin to bollovs that it ii not now questioned - by •any one.— It mail:list/meld ill eirbeolleht la s eerydisor• Orly wiz, and ant of that disorder that deal. Ann arose., It was questiontd in out State In of. the one - Fastatoro.Wlllllmaen and twice daeldet ;a hereon:at I.oesay, 0: II Wright, 0. 3 The point decided in those cons does not at ell 'rapport tin • otjectlan now under ctn. tideratbso. • Jodges.aro the fanetainatios appointed for . the teat °frights; and they may await rot ~ trial or In oonacalsence of it.es a part of than __general thrisdicon; and therefore they are not expelled to show their authority for any Pottlerclar nit of imprisonment, except by their records, end to their judicial euperlors. - But all erecntive,-leglaislivo and military funnierarits herring no rahea pce, must,' as . My their restraints of liberty, when their le gality is 'disputed, before the judges to wheels fun/Aimee each questions finally Wong; and the habeas auntie is the writ or salt by which they are raciaL-ed to do ee. It Is it.tbded to operate on all extra Judicial reatiatatt of lie. erty, and it, more clearly thannny other rem. ady, expresses and embodies the principle that every man shell hart a spetdy heating for his liberty', - before the regular Judges of his rights„ and by duo searee of late. ' . ' "Thlit his been the law of onnelvet mid our utoestailfor several hundred years, and wo hue always found it tandems* to liberty., main very rare !cantatas Liss it been used in li s dlloydallyr way; though It doeo require the jadielary very often to interfere with and set -aside the acts of the very highest *Scars of; • ellen: alepaitments cif the government. Ni ,conflict. betwesn them; on this stoma, is it; • 'ill probable whim eaoh is Anomaly desirous of Wig guided by the Conttitntion and the laws n sad ordi n ary mina of the country, es' neatly as is reasonably practical:oe, and_whoa oath Is rossonably•ratactial of the fano:dons of the other, as each ought to be. This it the nature of the writ of habeas awn that Is steered to every one by the Coastllution of the trolled States. It was an it etitatlon or remedy to wall known that it be • not described in the Gonetitotton, but merely eased. It It tubstantlolly, at least, the ha -boss corpus deser:bsd in the Statutes la Ches. 1, and St Chs.. X, though not always limited as they were, Ind three note substantially in force by edaption or reenactment in all the States of the Union at the time the Federal Constitution was adopted, end this declares 'that ths privilege of or right to this writ c r ' suit ikon nor be suspended, unless invasion. °rube:Hoe inks it nemstary. Oar 'statute was sad is broaler than the old Enetah ouch and at broad as the modern Kagllsh one. As 'then need, this remedy was entirely In the - buds of.tho State sal was apptlea- Mere all emits elistsaj Midst astraten of ilbertylttnin flay. pritelt whatever. rue, ' rthereore,istha Mint or privilege, themovery. where eels fun by,Stato law, and no where by Federal !w i thal Wee seared against sus perolloo; and it no where appears that it was (abutted to be at all-intathotod with by the Filers! Constitution, erupt In this litbllity. to suspension. It it a man's right to bring his suit for his personal liberty, and have it promptly tried., • Why, the*, shall it now bo told that Fade rat caws shall not obey a babe= corpus h oned by:a State judge? The Chief Initial, of bilehigan says, in flpangler's cue, that, be cause'an (Saps' against the linited.Statat il ele/SliTsly essaftehla in the Federal courts, -theraline oaks acacia o/ power under soh ati-• thaity to tqually under snob exclusive jab- Afetiori.'" llati after'a dears and rev octal calf:rite Sae that this constqunice follows, I Massa my inability to do so. The learned Chief Jade!, Titan Chanoellor Kent for hl catmint, bat not for bbrotmollasioa.; Bat awn the Dreading nags of the Comitnntaries, p. 440, the Chancellor lays dolga the ruts to be, that, in an. Laialsoament by a Federal tam by plot or under pretext of Federal suttori ty,notindiatal, the State and Federal courts have coscurren Jorisalation by bobcat myna, and Uinta Many Who:ldes for this. • Another tf the inroad Judges in /bug ler's ale foie, other, is enough appearing no .itio case to-show• that the Commissioner, to, . goad filth, claims to hold -the relator under' . Federedotithotity; that this authority is not it men PrliiitAtshat that the Commissioner, and•the anthaillat under whom he tun, are honestly andante:int to etny Into fleet the requirements of the an of -,Coogrest (of 1813 y and of the Fedora ElielltteektA a matter vi . tat to the safety`of the Union . ,' Tea question, —•=biers/Om • of toe 'astbotity -of rho Cons; adssionor to , hold - , hit prisoner for the purpose etated .if 'toss which I •think . ipprepristaly ' billings to the Federal, sad not to "the. State outfit?: line again I, Most toning 'my liability- to 'troths how the' conclusion. , follows from the psalm Tits rinsing eta° acts of the Federal caters don not tam to me to plots' the exelutfre „Milani,' kw of the Federalaurn In relation to than. I ratter InOlito to : think that ta• laarrauljadga did not intend'so strong an la feria*.. - I flitd, therefore , no 'authoritative decision that izaludes the jurisdiction of the State tn. WM% in tali cues. The Federal Cantata. tioi balms that the Federal Judlcdet Pomo shall extend to, all asses In law or -equity *gob* under the Federal Constitation and laws; but' this bas neverban haltlo exclude the'lsrhdlotion of tho,State aunt from the trial et auss.where one of the parties founds his GLIM on a Veltal law t though It Inc. is aloe S'enietitUttO•lll,3netlioatlas of laws proddlalfaiszellim;tl inch elese by the ifsgsrai- tdiClarti - Sass* shooed where the Sbanjanytt liatelhlat Interfered by labona oro c li vittli - the'aots of., liedorat safest 0 43tanliyiiii1; 7-81517, SS 5 ; 1.2 New Nam., /In; • it •5her50i•63,114133,-,114: ; Piel,ll7 ;10 Jobst, ..'z SIB; 'I Gotarili all; it W s Ift Capita on C::•Vit**•l:4:44W*4°4"'.4“ • • the Constittitien, Etta on Nab. Corp, ..„ Itur StirY, In work on the Constilm." - - Non, vas the' following quotation , from the Federalist on this pone ntbjeot "When, In !addition. to this, we to:eider , the- Mate goverment, and the national imveriamant,ns they truly are, in the light of kindred and es parts of mse whole, the infmenMe slims to be, conclusive, that the State courts would have a concurrent jurisdiction in all mem arising under the 'laws of the Union, where it wan not enrolee', Prohibited." And thee constitution expressly provides that cues arising under federal Uwe may be heard before State courts, when it declares that itself and the laws made In pa:mann of it shall be the supreme law of the land, and that ath•judese in every State shall be bound thereby," and requires all State judges to be sworn to nipper& the Constitution of the Uni te! States. Three provisions evidently anon the State judiciary to decide questions 'Kriging under federal law, and require them to be guided by It ; and they may arise - as well in cases of habeas corpus as In trespass, replevin or jactment. Nowhere Is the Rederaljuriedlo• tion held or declared to be exclusive in not questions. Yet In the exercise of it, I admit the wisdom of the remark of Chief Instice Tilghman that " this power should be elm. cited with vary Best caution .and never where Is any reasonable doubt." The State judge, in deciding upon a federal law, ought to be extremely veteran! that no State or keel opinions, prejediass or excitements, should so influence DU judgment-as to cause him to misinterpret or mbapply a federal law, which is intended to rum ep end express the general thought of the nation ow tan robj eat of which It treats, an not mere State or beat thought. The Federal slonstitution and those of all the States more to every ran • judicial trial for all his rights-of life, liberty and property, and the habeerimpus Is his regu lar and anal remedy ot. snit for hie atm If as others are for his property. There is noth- Ins 'mutter await to cake it a /pester ob ject of Federal supleics, and there is no era tangible ground for striking at a more than at any othajedinist remedy, unless it be that it Ls more speedy, beams -preened liberty is dearer to men then other rights. It he &snit for a men's right to himself, es data, replevin and ejectutentare suite for his rigpht to his money. hit tumor his land. ,The objection relied upon, therefore, reaches snob beyond Op remedy by behests corpus, and founds Han:gap= a rends breeder piaci phi. It is this. that the ersrafss of pswereeder welding of Hera/ enthral:am be seelyteised °gated only before thelefera I =aro; and it to taus broadly stated by the Olds! Justice of blichlgun in Spingler's case. In other words it is this Where any am i* dosesprofessedly Sae? federalarthorith no are wart is me reres_tati whetter priests rtabie hems bcot sejelid thlreV. I am unable to state the principle in any narrower form. Why then are State Judges sworn to cup. port the Federal gonetitation, and bound by it and by the law. made under it, it tarok an. dimity endr, when a question of federal law is raked? This cannot be. It sever has been to regarded, and Rarely we can have no better evidence of what is the sung taw.of the land than a reasonably uniform profitless unless it be statutes,. The history of oar jorieprudence proneness sleben the broad .erintiple which I have stated, and that is its cominsive condemnation. And wo cannot avoid this onsequemee by limiting the prin. eiple to taro aorta, woes.. That would be a mere arbitrary limitation, limns" founded on no reason. And it would be fruitless too; for it hat always been regarded as law that State /edges may, by habeas Gorgn, try the validity of onlistmeatt in the - Federal army and in the intention, when called out ey Peden' aune theft, as well as other oases of chins to thirty. And I doubt not that the nomds of the Mate Omuta here (Pittsburgh) would show hundreds of =eh outs; L have tried toms of them myself; but only two siva this rebellion broke out ona of which I hive ahead, alluded to, and that was the only one is which my authority Ins questioned.; ag ' apt to my own mind. In the very ITS; ens I ever tried I had doubts, but thsy'-were -en - dryly ramovei by an loves rgat.on which I thew made of the law. BO if the broad principle which 1 have lasted be true, then all this must be given op. Nny, Moro than thir; ranch more. If a fed eral marshal wronsfally arrests a man, or wrongfully noes him when snerred; or wrong fully seises any , mart* property; or ejects him from his land; or imilitary Moor wrongfully doss the like; or Imposes the 'punishment of the whipping post; or arrests And fracas into the army one who_if not dratted cr enrieted;' or If an army surgeon wrongfully sad 6y plain sulfa praxis amputates the limb of a wounded soldier; or If any Metal cuter wrongfully quarters • band of touters in a persons home, or enters a malielorts proton tin or nit against any one; and "the deems( be..mede that such thinge were done under' federal authority, then the °Mina has no remedy in the stareetourts, bat must seek the, much lea aomertible Wheal femurs. This would t's a partial. denial of the right, by rendering nits unduly difisult to be brought.; ' ' iteretoforu the law bee always bean that, ler every wrongful set by any person, the sufferer bads right to sue in -a state inert, and if the supposed wrong-doer had any fed- mei authority under which he could defend hirraelf, he wbound to defend hinneif end the sate lf there end ware bound to al low the defenci ' „aireerdinoo the tall legated- feet of the 'federal law. No doubt them is danger that the onto alerts may sometimes be eve:borne by local prejudices or excite ments, so as not to give fall effect to such de fenses, and therefore it has boon thought!' proper to :squire that, in - nth oases, the Su preme Court of the United States should have a right of review. No doubt this rule is nee eatery, so that stateyjudges may not become, merely arbitrary in their dealing with federal. law, and if It does not apply to llamas tor pus eases, I do dot now see any reason why It may not he made to do so, under proper re - striations. But, and I say it with great respsbt, I can not avoid thinking that, in the light of ell our previous practice, this objection indicates., an undue suspicion of the titan courts. I koow that in the trylog circumstances in , which th e Federal Government is placed by I the present - rebellion, it is entitled, within the conatitutien sad laws, to the genereus sym pathy if ill Minima eitlents, and that all its meseurei ought tobe liberally interpreted, and not narrowly criticise/. But on the other' hand,.. In can Irene no Government, union these be mutual trust be- Mrean the Governannt and the people, and between the Federal sod the Stitt Nonni mats. Iderepower Is tit arethoriey: An et , gantlet damns ot. ail nateuel,ind enduring authority is the moral quality that is , involved in mutual trait between the- governors and the governed; the Union and in elements ; and this moral entity is none 'stand, bat rather excluded, by form end diluent. When there Isnot such mutual Most, I venture to think that it is most likely to be wound by cattail avoiding all, even apparent, de patent from the usual course of administer , tag the Constitatien and the LOWE, so far an Is compatible with the work to be done ' and .thets preventing new onset of distrust. Bii- Boni as well as law, therefore, forbids any de parture in this class of Otilet. If the BMW courts are not to bri - inuairn! with any jurisdiction in ems iniiiiing acts done under Mini !awe, then our Federal Union is greatly *taloned by Unless of moral bond; mete legal forte tenet hold theStatia together. - There is ' • moral bond :Strong enough to hold them, made. up of the moral fibres of retreat and areotion for the Constl. 4 Minn tod /awl, is heretofore usually under stood; and of mth.toolelretaliensind tatereourre, end I essuset eontributs to -the surnaming of ea single one of thew We have found the old paths to be -paths of-pleasant - mess aad peen, _and./. cannot _kelp to Ind into new awl untrietor;danbtfol. Islet; _not, it Intl, until, the moral enthrall of social custom and amigo hes prepared the erity..end madethe paths straight and :tidy, for genial travel: Idutulitteyand distrait 'lot theta social fibres. . enspielon and strife 14 pits hand - meet leretieedes in those paths, and pro duct all sorts'of evaioas Ord dbiordere in the soda movement. - ' ' Nit morefitin one in inanitliansaadi of the ~ t rinnotions of IWO life, requires the ,foros of - law for its protection' at execution, when the itability el %kir la* anti of iti'lid 4 trithistration, -mut its -humpy With toast Itharlesien Cook th at its isooollol la suNotent to illipmets all queitien• and dispute.:. tad , thee eikeegelmassin ere inoompatebly better fulfilled- Una when the lOW U often'tailed upon.to app.l It. force; betides beteg mare peacethly done.. lint when the lair bonnet so unsteady, ant so di/Quint - with natal states, that all may dispute' it, then litigation and social allentione abound, and - the, social bind gives 'tokens 'of nein dissolution.' It. cur mattes! allenationlas gone so far the State - aorta cannot' b•truittut to administer "Um supreme law of the landp it -mime to me ,QM il,ol Vas damp for bs to b•gbi to destbkont abintY4e, allibt 30/Uni ITnionpUtoisgiorarypelyiriony erefutir mg* ibis dallpr.--Thei States dp not now plendly..distrust the . Word Celina, and I think there - heretofore hien' buSlittle Peden! dieunst..af State, Courts but if Fed end distrustAtu, grewn ,or is to grow to the rented Of tlicprinclipler taverna to this cinaz• don, and Federal courts and mut carters be mulUPlitd..in every State Ref/dent to wet the demanded snob a principle, and if the State courts end themselves continuslly re minded, by the application of the principt., ,of the distrust intuteind towards them by the Pedant Gorelninent; then this 'didn't will soon hums mutual, and grow up into a &redo alienation, and produce, or very strongly tend to prides.. Bedard Melioration. Let to cautious, undo; generous aid free from putt's:ter local exeltemant in the ad ministration of the law; and let as retied much before we adopt co danprons a mind r pie, tither by palatal interpretation or by positive legislation. Trust the State judges with the administration of such Haderat law as ordinarily COMIII before them and they will generally do right, an the 114021.211 - 0 e throe paten of a century ho, proud. But ,pit upon theta the mark of Federal dlstra pit . and yon invite the people to regard Federal law as something alien. Co their system, and inspidons In its character, and therefore as a law that is to be -opposed or eroded. I feei t therefore. that I ace bland under the penalty of the lawn Gomm set to entettein jotted triton adds olau, of caner, and the rt spondentoreder the same peseltier, must obey the writ. If the relator appear on the buries to Ana f o r become • roarer, he..XlVilt 11111 M for all madders amiss sum mated after that before the military author!. des and riot before the civil touts. • Enter .rule to thew ante lily an attach. cunt should not Issue , againstrespendtnt for want of sudident return—retuniable on Sat urday, Septembor 12th, at nine o'olocl,'a. ar. Yvon Goa Noglo7 Command Cava EPPING, Mr-, Aug.:6,1803 Protmining a letter from this depart= will be soceptible, I have concluded toil,* tome infosmation as to our whereabouts. Om dlr4foa, (liegbree.) left Drohard, Tenn, Aug. 16th, and after a very tedious, roma, arrived at this place Aug. 19th. The roads were in come plum almost impassable, which compelled ui to build corduroy, bridge!! la order. to has ton.cur movements. When,rteg leymoat he surmounts all - obataoles. Our notrat in by the lirihrorsity rand, Which compelled ns to mole the CwOberland tales.E.:mecimo/ we would be among huge roele,,then is dens weals, when suddenly beautiful volleys would burst on our view, lo dated with golden arc—valleys soon to be overran by our army, and laid In-waste as a military teamster. Ou division is now the ado nee of the 14th Army Corr, which speaks well for its commander, in whom we have every confi dence as be has proventy settons, he Is worthy of oar esteem—a atrial diselplia , clan, yet kind withal. A 'commander ' who takes every Interest lit the welfare of his men, sad who bar endeared himself to them by his mnoy acts of kindnees. With Negiey as our commander Victory is • slut pnatiger.. • . It Is imposelble to tell or even &vino fa-. tore mevomento. Tho Imuntry „ should await the smolt With. patiOnes, and 1. have no desire' to chronicle prestrot Gen. ltomicrens Is Organising a Corps dd At rium'. Au &wpm' who are notengsgedas ter rants, areplaced in-the mold: Already Many, applications have teen .itrtdo by sergeants and privates of the three years regiments to command them, and many have been assigned to that duty. • Tho health of ant division is generally ex pellent. 1112 & d bd&k4, (segue,' division) is now commanded by Col. William 6lrwell, 78th Ponta. Vols.' Ho It an Outlet' brigade 'commander, and will leave his mark should he be engaged to battle. The vreothet Is opprinle ely wain. . ‘'. . Juana . Another Address by Judge Kelly. A large and enthusiastic mess mooting of the friends of the Union .assembled in bla zons Ilstil,lest evening, to hear an address from Iron. W. D. golly, of Philadelphia. Ron. Wm. F. Johnston presided,Assittei by Mourn. Jaokson Dancan, Henry Lambert, A. K'llghs, Jame& K. Cooper, William Little, George liamUton, and!. 14'Donald Cross= an Vies Presidents. Beeretailes:-It.' W. 'bitokey and A. M. Brown. Judge Roily was introduced to the and!. 'nos, and delivered a moot patriotic and argu ment:ilea address, telly sustainieg kb high repotttion as a speaker, and rendering most etbalent garde. Ito the caws of the Union. . arguments meal a marked impression upon the large audlorate meant, and will be need with telling divot against the copper heads during the proms campaign, The frequent andhaarty applause attested a keen appreoletlon of the more prominent points whisk were mado,b; the learned Judge, and his masted, exposure of the weak sophistries and deceptive - hikes Of the en-called :by leaders wit keenly relished by every loyal hearer. 'The 'Judge& address was BO lengthy, and his argementa Co exhaustive, Out there we/issued, any time left and but Utile.disposition manifested to hear other /waken. Calls rem made for several gentle men, but the lateness of the, hour deterred them from respondieg,.,..., , „ cartin4a Addtdes .the People On Um 16th of floptelaber. •We ate 'Patti:Ml*' to , eutiounoit that, by errinleMint of the. gide Gemini eammittee b_f the thiten Petty; poverhot Orlin in this city on Welke:deb . the 16th or Sep tet:lila, et - tehlotr,l4 - 4,14 - prig eddrass the people of title county ! ! ItieChisigned mosecOtiliiitieikle.ttreit , ,htads7; PitTarli• Ilona for which sill he commenced Sit once, end everything will tiro dorie r iehich the limit ed time will admit, to - nieke'it stimulant by the tntlegieu itsviitigthetuitteitiu dem. „ To, Mace MoEamon. —4he aeries of Roe, Morton; of Indians, and Judge ,of nitadolphia, ere oil eisity 004 thellet of speakers ta'addinn ttio Mass, .floiveritlen at. McKeesport on Thera:ley next, which now promises -to be no of the most izterettleir peer lage'of the campaign. ' The COMmittes bay ing the amitosis' chirgeato doing everythieg In their poatz.in'sfyi ,to,Ucts Interest of the Arsem—AldennaerDonaldoon, veterdnintenlng, :held , Ileron loiter, Cheek* Ideltent7, Ohnelg frloriilon. Alfred liogle 114 Geergo PidtnettO ben In PA end, to ikppasr at sto.nestAerni of-. the mut and sneerer *setup of 'wanted and ooked assanle and better, on ik soldier nnutid MAO. some time _ fiagrous Aoileneggro—Altra y named Albert Ogden - woe emu by tlso Esprote tab, - triv Pelday afternoon, st. far , o'clock, otlho outer d.pot, and was' so eeriogel 111. Jared. that amputation of the log gap noose guy. ne,wles rot:toyed to 'Dr. Wale?' hoe . _ Gov. , Cqyzuvo Iran Knwriusa.4—The fabwing:4 ls P ata WI! _ 04 . 1,0 a listado •111111i1110 o Eimpt,4,lB63,;=To IL NIII. ter St Clutrlullotel : -- r - winberts - Ktttan. slag on the tie: luk% A.,CfeCtratts. . Joun.—The bhp& of Prof. 8. J. Wilton, will be glad to learn that he hu ter tuned home very instal Improved, and vtli prima le-marrow I morning In Ms 81011 Church; and in the *ming by geeiat !opal, his eobJeotifBl both. aeratteotion." Ina BELL la anal at the theatre thti imenlng—"Tke DON'' Efignal" and 'Zba Demon Gamblft." ' • - NOTICIIS Gsovil IID , liagAs'sl37tAti litsmuris, tW litOisinupttaztag putpittssi ass the beetle nee. A. IP. qursrv. Ottaral Apt& - e.IB Yttth stessi. TZOILUI Pe swallas watiOraamealal EURO Gooier, end dealer In Peanqlearda and Ver. mcnt slate of the beat quality at lota mitts. .0111 ca at P.a. Lioglallery mar the Water Works, P.Ntibtuab.ro. apSsea Wotan and (button Claus VW be takes at the Omnibus aloe, No. 405 Liberty street, do or nlaht.,, All, cedes, left at the above place .111- be promptly *Waded to. All calls mutt be pyQvuar. • . tHEiLATEST NEWS - BY MLUM:HUPH. OUR EIPE(RA OPRATCRES. FROM VtIASHINCTOPi. Epeeist O➢ima to t Pittsburgh Osuats. Wozauraroz, Sept. 4,1883 TB/ caurolica mann. The foilosisig diepatchas were reinived to• dal : Sas Frauisco, SQL 3—To Abrahams cobs r Loyal Catiforala sends greetlega. The Union State and Coagrisalonal tickets awe elected by a auklorlty of from 4,000 to 30.000. P. P. Law. &pt. 3—To Zee. Edgarslt. Straton, Seeriterry f War: The Union Stat. tiuket wu carded by a large tosjostiy. Lugo eostsibutloee to the raudtari* feral. By atmar.ad of Brig Om. Bright. • P. P. Law. 5421 Franci•ra. &pt. 3—To Efors. Edwia Stanton; &crews of War: W. have moved on the enemy's vote, and they are nun. California, by bar Tow. bids yon awl the army God-optrA la yaw Arlan* attd glotioud work. R. P. Law. ' A dispatch to Secretary Class uys : Sas Franciteo, Sept. 3.—The Union ticket Is sleeted by as overwholmiag mei atty. Ity ber votes Calgortle his at as example wor thy cf Toot, H. Y., Empt. 4.--the draft for this sty began this rooming, end terminated iSie afternoon. The prooesdings were orderly, but great interest was felt, and the Ojos of i'sotost Marshal Hughes, was crowded throughout the day. Only s email military Gros was on band, although two regiments ate in the city. Among those drafted, wore eight from the Times came, including the local editor and bookkeeper, U. B. Hobbs'', edit.r of the Precs;and one printer from the Whig. Ssveral city. ettisess and 111:1210t0111 prominent calms drew pesos. J. H. Hogg, of the telegraph aft:morn alas drawn. iTtms baste( foaling protails. DIIB7IIIIOTION Cr ISLOCLLIM lIINSIIIB. I Burneldes • Arevements--Eastern Admiral Los transmits to the Van Depart meat the following report of the desiruotien of the bladed* runner Alex. Cooper, which was stooompilshad 111 New Topsail Inlet, North Csrilir.a, August 22,11 United State* Steamer Shockakon, off osiopton, N. 0., Avg 22, 1863.—Butt I have the henot to report that we bare destroyed the blockede ruemini sohooner Alex. Cooper, under the following eiranastanoes On the 12th I made a poonnoissmnso with boats In NSW Topsail Inlet, and was driven out by four pieces of artillery, stationed opposite the mouth, bat not before I had disoosured a echooner at a whirl 101313. VIZ miles up the Bound. T Lig sollooaor I determined to de stroy, and as it was so well guarded . I eon eluded to use strategy. On the evening of the 321, the Shooholt= anchored close into the cgs beach, about tire mites from the Inlet, and I sent whore two boats' mews, who shouldered the dinged, and carried it scion the neck of lend thaXdividee the see from the Sound. This wan about half s mile in width, and fevered with a dense thieliet. The crossing placed my men some miles' in• the lOU of the artillery force guard• tug the entrance. The dinqui being launched the facade water, six men, under my ex- Oleic, attacked them. Ezalgu Sol. 8. Oen', started with orders to des , xvy or capture any thing that could be of use the in enemy. Now, it seems thit the 12• pounder howitzer wu stationed at the point for which we were ex amining, and the smoke of my steamer being samovar the treas,the command set of the poet, Capt. Adams had come down from the main camp to insure s bried lookout. While the rebels at the a ohoonees mastheads were strain- leg their eyes in looking to the south my boat was approaching in another direction, and the men succeeded in lending eb.mt sixty yard' from the wharf without being dlrcev end. TA* master-at-army rebel ChCares, crept into the robot camp and counted the suer, and, having returned to hie shipmates, a °herr, was mined, and our seamen bore down en them with a sherd,. In a =meat the enemy, who outnumbered no three to one, wore ranted, leaving In Ur. Coney's possession, ten phoneys, including Capt. Adams end Lieut. Loatbato, este twelve pond army howitzer, 18 hulls, 1 iitooney 'audio= catenate cat works. Air. Coney then Claim oat two pickets; dessioned two then to guard prisoners, and with the remaining two Arra the vessel end salt works. TIMID Were thoroughly consumed. The °Weal of the expedition being aenomplhthed, my men returned to the vestal without anytime, bring ing with theuteeven prisoners, all that the boot would contain. Itebel - iftlarra and pintas duu alike, sad Liz. Coney was at a km to know what then tosbtain ; be settled tbo matter, however, by pbtking out three of the but looking 004111 who ail turned out to be privates. Bo the of glom owed their safety to their look o physique, a now feature in military strategy. While this was going on at the main land, the pickets on the beads side, under Acting Master's Mate Praundlit, engaged and ro puleed the rebel picket foxes in that quarter without any lossun our side. This schooner cleared from Now Yolk for Port Rsyal, with an assorted cargo. :I pistil try to team the numbs of the patriotic olds sae, if say are, who entered into this Uttle speenlatien. W. B. Coserso, Ltontonant Commas? to toting Bur Admiral B. P. Loo, Commanding W. A. B Squadron. VIII DISTILLIIS OP 51111112111 OEIO A committee reproser.fing the &stilton of Ohio aro hue for the purpose of procuring from litemetary Otiose a modigoation of deal alone In regard to the modes of taxation of the prodaou of their establishments. ' 0516 XIITGB...A PLUM lISPOEIT The report that Gee. !delis hu bean ro omed from the Qautermaster's Department to stUtine. Cisa. Helga hu just returned Irma an speotiois of the Quartorrnester's Department of the Imo( the Polonleo. That inspection hos determined him to mike it thorough, In spection of nil our armlet. Ile stertallume &lately for Great'' and Itosscrans° armies, aisdilll in his tour comps' aIL axcalsaa os ooi;oteD rusessas DUCCE2IID At a Cabinet meeting to•day, the sutdeot of Gm holing" of colored ;Manors of vu was folly dlecusard, The Government take a f.rm and honorable position on this question. No exchange, other than :soldier for soldier, of any dokniptlon or hue, will be consented to. meroicams snow XllllOO. DI/patellae from lifligstei_ Onwle, hem gale% were received tools, at the State De• parte:teat. No Intimation of the eenteatt has boil made, farther then that they ;ma- Ulla Mitten ot intense Impertanoeto the eouatry. P/13011AL. - Colonel Bowman, Suportntondent at Wad Point, hal been tentovad, and Brig. Gen. B. G.Wright,of Ohio, appointed to AU the vs, esnoy. Surgeon Bache, 11. S. V., has been dotalled am In Simla* Surgeon for relantsor ota• 0011 inViashisgton, in plus of Dr. Clymer. Kato? Cen.Zuater..has bun assigned to active duty'. Ile will . start for U. Wait lit hit days. othutose t a 300 rouinsa. Gen. 0111thore's great 300-pounder gun wee not Washita the eiplosten of shelle Liable of Ite but Atal4hi icrite.was blown off.> It shoots aa well; sa our; Itt the ?spelt of the saddens casual thi'Depastruent to `bend him szother.jrhisktires afloat, and on Its way to Irtni in tirentrOntheura slur the news was noetvotl. l ' ' : .3 .. ''siu`~L`,~.~,..;~;„i.a'3Tx`~-~..,3'y2'•mr-.60f.~-"~.?e'~~~sr'`3tiki~i~r~:~ APRON PIittiaDELPHLI. Special Dispetth.th the ristitherith Casette. _ Pauanrisau, Soot. 4, 1863. iza'a rwgz. moraxErr That flank mornment of Leo's army tuna out to be a mistake. Nothing of the kind on possibly take ;lees. Thereat of orr army wag bassi with guerrillas, Wave and murderers, not, attached to any mina* 4 6 - partment. A portion of our cavalry loomed the country, aol all of this eine they uptur n they bang to trees, and loft thole bongs dangling u a waning to other vagabonds. SIX7III enwetvaalloo.l.olloo The 6th Peons7lnnta . Colored Regiment has now 560 members. It Is supposed that in two weeks its make sin be fee, when they start for Dixie. Quaassawseras G/ISSZLI. The etatement that Qamtemenster general Meigs had bean ?tweed h denied. My Ln. torment, direct from Wallington, rafdlt war' Vie ourront report there that the General bad retired into ptivato life. 11. A. W. The Draft In Troy, New York. Tentisseen Avacnattd. Barnotrowr, Ar. 4 , Sept. 4 —Oen. Burn side telegrsphe that be took Kingston en the 2/. Partot liiinty's brigade, of ibis army, went in ,'aimultaneouily. Burnside Says he met with but little serious opposition. All putout Tennettee, except the Chattanooga region, is evamiated and free. Everything is working splendidly in both Barnette' s and this army. Tao great obittsles et this region and Lookont mountains will be sur mounts(' in a thy or two. La? obi from Charleston. Naas Yoga, Eerpt. 4 —The steamship Fulton, from Port Royal on the ist—left Charleston bar the same day—arrived at Erman o'oloek P. u. Toe siege still continues. Gen. Uili 'moro had eneeneded in running a parallel against Pert Wagner. Tho irortelads had been withdrawn from the otteek on hionitrle, and the batteries on Horrid Island. Charles ton bad not been bombarded for ton day,. Everything was progressing favorably for the Union troops. the ease of Specimen Cflomarn, Sept. 4 —The Co tumj ;FT kui= irrnisichihti thiri Q ensic.-Aer ot:ore Elea. t , tat Ono pp:aiding Flo sal Plittitilich,Billets PIP 0.1.03 111 eb .Piff4r. _ cia." car log cabin bottle. • Artfirfroft Ltaltating .thir bottle. Ileian_g say othirtioaterlal thirefir, Whitt:, cieJecrtattiftexißttiiia 603 eitatairrar , is, U. idliberinicroeithilgititg;:lYs 74re ...e2. 1 4 /. 4 AI!? FF 110) -FT 44 1 D5.,.. -4 1" wiko vlu 1 49r44 1 u ,sea r ing Ina dot! quartets . 7he &mend tor' Dulcet 'nib tathin Bliterlfroin Isar*. eleinhiew iiierehrhfr. prtact4 vas ample Wed of Briar it the atigrecrt wo peewit GI their wortrwwd !they ore sold by Ql respeetahle drop grams, phystrelairil hothl, sithiritioste Uri _ , . twilit* stole. sliteza Lida OCP DBAK E'S GENUINE BIT TIM, Vs isle; wbolnalti and rata; by SIMON' JoinisTorr, - Comer Szattnild sad lbarth Streets. IM"` PIM WINE VIZI/UM, 4k N. BOLL N, Of RNA 7.71". (Totmait STud.ci 6 Co., Bordeaux.) ne only Vinegar ava:dud with aPriz, 11‘44,,e: .lily esbibttls,at t.ll piNanatioxukl . . - WllleConfessituis fuld,Exlesience us .15 xErsaa,D, ptbllstidfCrthe begOt:zd vrarelni andO4I:ITIONIWYOntI7O' safe fttan 'Unions Debility, [Preinsinre Eeeieol A[lnnitoodo eta. aUPPlXthat,St. th..1111r3 291E 1 3114[10 OE BELT C [ 1:1[4 ! .;._ DJ one wholes curled bilis& Oer teng put to pea Orptialft en d lijir7 elitsigh tangent brantmg snit - insekexy. 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