(leiegras,. Forever*et. standard sheet I , Where briiiiiefiSlilhe tbetidt IGilli e Mit With Freedom's soil ber.ealifffb t, And Freedom's banner stresissetng o'er w 7 OUR , PhATIPOItIIe THE UNION-THE CONSTiTtrifON-AND THE EINFOROEIMIM'OtriIHBi LAW II A R 11.138!B;13.1t tit , P A Monday ItorifingVOitOber 211; 186 t. • Tns itsitti,' killed . on' Wednesday fight' ivies the'Dratio °ratio postniiiiiteil Alittandrie., - Vit.', raider President &Wit 'a-14 TEX" 113 44/014 3 . 1. !' XlOlll l • 4*, one of :the Southern navaleveditions may stop at,Ohades ton. That rebel nest should not be permitted to pm; through the war umioulthed; Trre Passirfiaithati iiddr:earierfa, letter to the Viceroy of EgYpi,lii . ' abkrioudedgment of hie proceedings in b , ringifg lOpurdshment the Per sons who were donarnet in an act of cruel persecution against sa l ag9t of certain Ameri can Christian' iiiskiddri tgypi. Tua CITY Corrsculs o . tffashiugtort i on Wed nesilay re•elied 7:nlla:eh **von t His former election was to fill the vacancy caused by the removal of Colonel l3eriet to Fort Lafayette as a, political prisoner ; but as Barret resigned preliminary ,to his release, an other alection . was deerked necessary. A LIBEL SMY- has beeweemineneed 'againit the Evening Post, of lie*.Yerlts, lit?frrier MIAS Smith, who claitns'dainagtwity the stild'ef sifo,L 000 for the publication onitt. alleged;' libel' that journali 'in Septembee 'The rnattei complained of' charged 11.1 i. 'Smith...With bang a traitor to the government of the United States. 4.1 • ZOLLICOPTIM4B in7mio4 of E.enttichy. waf!deeter an act of military nagessity. There werelarge, quantities of poi; unsalted in *atiliville smd in other parts cg,Tcnnessee, which , would be en., tirely lost, unless salt could be procured. ZOI . - licoffer, therefore, invaded Sentacky i and went to the saline.WOrks In Olityteountir e took all the, salt he wanted,..put intgiwagcons, and sent it to Nashville, atui thus.sais4 iheir Won. " Su eneuntt" . 1- •'Thh Washington correrspond ent of one dt ititrrning pepeta inforks that the German soldiers have christened the rebel earthwarki liitinidn'S HUI "Fort. Skedaddle." itifthe ligneftt of future atymoli: ogists, who IRV have ' dictionary - to" make when the English language shall have adopted "skedaddle" into familiar use by the i side " employee "otuill , " telegram," we here defilie the term. Nile atleast etitirofludgment; if not an intentional unkindness, to folat "Sloe; daddle "on titer Tetitonic soldiert. The word le nsed throughout the whole army of the. Foto. mac, and =kink to "but stick,".." Vairose' the. rancho," "slope," "cut your luekr ". out." So that "Fatt-Sktufaddle" is ecplitakiit to " Fort BuilitWaYV) Tam Queerlos of emancipation is being discus sed by exchanges fropyall, i ptirkitof Aka ,00todur at present. Mile Alinmy,J:ournc4, whose lolling position in -thatnewspaper world entitles Its opinions to elat weighk•says last-Woe that though no mala ca!v?onternplate violent emsnciPatioltilYgli9 l o Shailderingi—ihough,the, letting loosenpetatthe:coutatry of •four millions of benightedbtreaturts, *MAO-Only conception of freedom ltheiiot 'tel*ol . #, L j aip4l . 4 involve consequences:4o)l'oloa tha mocitharcly would recoil—yet that, if the governmenkcannot saved withoittaiving- freedom to 'thrtaregro-i the old sin' `'cynOt be rescued without , tlfrOY--4 ing overboarAthe Jenah of `slavery—We,take,it no true patriot would hesitate as to what shOuld. be done. ritelouth cannot too 'soon . be Wade' to understaMtat INS:very "stands In the - W . 4 of the Uniogat i maskbe thrust aside!" DURING AM niaaidivnar. ov Kn. Eirmarr'l dress on tluert*llitaiititbe Poston Musk Hall, on Wedne . arite s **,tia"Ya tl 11Ostoa Acker, Baer), " the*ietticcip.ve Alia strictest attqation to its eloquentpedads•and.interistingreminim cences. Jitiimes=Liiiluwheirlie • daclared"that 'lf the serklt kra i libleittaii had beexiitTc4- led by the horn id. - kleivs,"Oricanis in-1882, the hydra of seceasion4roronlit.not have shot! forth its poisonoilti headiciti l lB6l'; iMd When; close of hiifkiipittiaciffo J arOgakroWlag - 14 of the present contest, he exclaimed with the poet— lo »1 i- ' "Is then liot some hidden curse ' Some oho , ilittaT in the store's pf Heaven, lied with ligN i nit ~wint h, to 'tiled the maw., That seekuraiii mutat= in Ns country's ridar. the runainkultrebingordinse burst into a voice no of enthildniki. 7.9-4 • Tas APPS4(nua,ii'lVll4llo4.4l,lernslimgly upon the spirits of the rebels:, -Out off frog ' all communication with the world , : the of life trebled in 441 tie ;:'deite4,Al,4lM!miles to which they have all tfleiiiii4l64lawktomi; without mney, vrithout credit, witklOntijita skill to tom,thetr t feeble .rameme t s, 116 ; 0A : 11 4 what a dreatii look-out, into the Intim II: And: then theitfichitsdr:---without ^ tents ; without blank le ; is#oo . ,?;eather to make ,harne*, oboes ; wifficgatlsl44l4 grog 14thout .eyenz salt to season= their ^rations t Their ^ seaboard- , menaced ; artitilrard at their lustßi j gYgiCoo ti,}QA.hti, pf.gt]i . r . ;k there ; focdoll 3 / 4 40411xledificoe .sirbpidngalei upon thatioprinvolibg their ttirnn. , capturing 61111ftithikikArit6bitun ith THE STATE ADMINISTRATION" AND THE ALLEGED ARMY FRAUDS. Two thorough investigations have been had in relation to the 3lieged *PnY bt u " " to have bem comndtted.bf agentst" , nf ;e s :• of Pennsylvitda, when the troops111,;11t .'e ; requisition of the- ipresidet.on t :n! sta being organized. 4th_e i • • was under way, t i V il b •fa ficci with the most . ;re; w. the local industry anti pr' ; tie Ve energy' . .f t state, giving way to the embarrassments and appreltnwistw o and ineffectual, Zvi, fort time, threatened - the entire commonwealth with bankruptcy. In • this condition•of* . fiztss „with-thole:halt:vital_ roetmllbt a foe of fabulous numbers and most exaggerated .•••; i;e: : :: ; •:with the feliend rluth rides appealing Tor' business niemiit ".' a tt people *twelves almost •aweetricken-by-thw magnitndei, their path-kositiskiinikziritti. :;•'baA rititiefits, the governor of Pennsylvania, with the GOveinors of the other loyit titAtes;riss ex - Noted to eilllit, organise aiiiitlrowihial2tk-' ington.a titre for the protection ofethat•eity and thee - Oilieniition of thehatlOrizlf Other 'people were' feetliag-itheft4oosfia 'their Cowardice, or secretly sympatldaingliwitk: and ffiding i the foes of the nation-.... With. a peo- Jole'deVoted topropp9so, iffsnitensll,4;mrisit aimi is matter orimmeifie ra6r It is attended with difficulty, dehipiroii - htd °or iutff (in; iil*.ittit.tiotedj -- 4144-1 daubed Oa rigorous military-men*--Napoleon dbOvero tl4 3 .ifilicklbOTitat** Wig Milt reputation, and he was fenrckUopplosthl harshest' punishments ever' tark Seribie, to_ktd.tce.epqnomy:‘ his cons ; fidelity icy his quartermaster's-,llepartment. NM The-- PlY:69lC4e relid iTt l it a au nt t kci e liipaittne tii was. 'death—the re ta , mti of in dustry and! irrpriw tt not . ': • • 1 wepimp* 1 Of. WON* uf tEe same . : . e who hict done 1 1 .0 1 4.3943 *Tie duty qn thp.litiffreleld: 'Lit ' ' iiiiS J i s af E tii6 f e e ktliiqiiiiiat' war - mxrsary n and executive officers of his time should adopt such rigoreus .iiittaintrette'lliettgridionesty and economy in the iturinibstioti.ottamonr a people liwhosiiitastei Werewwitslibetarutlie. t ,desire. and ambition were for battle and: am, 4nest,..w.kat soldier zittatecuttiret alter could succeed in organising an army&teitonimininity% •directly4o invert* of •••;the,ibluetthipeoplet, and! escape a ch, irige or corruption or mitsplibity with' fret*? ! .We.,loase.this vilistiontit4ut mimes; of t thuse,.whoians sofigionderfallprolitiodziestB - and. , whose 'Avbsdeatiyaso!. - iarp.has! iox-. Readed their.valor in-lhilkconteat .• -J:4111. :Ill.: , ) . L When t h e - three months' *en were' being oIW ,ganized,:Harriehtriti attleetallAnotv:iwrirfilled ,with , a .band of eliectilatmeJe4eiltrijfataity4ei any that e*,i'swatined. initiffiiiititi t6iiiikiiy br the. most Al-feted state •iir4ailittitiee:LLlALititi midst of the embeir rer and -ini6onidbillty ofkaikabithigtheiterdeite , fill the first requitetion. , ittfothiden4Anz Armin was: artim*li by1.,10: - ..ertlivd.tiOf tspoitulatgrepAlL .anxititatai Bataa.thAai 044 441Q/Bagi fat; 4KOZ -tiallik.tuuli Altiddvialinadatcbitstimnplotedvirk sharing the profits of sucvesafulibidcatetilim.- Menge ittal . Muteelpet.kpattlfknot all be setts- Ile& ~ . {the t Foes#l4 .warst, - 14051.aftsicats.9f a :they Abel wweEthe.• , ...1 ,6 4#,,:144i;HiV h .P..,PrM ft4neif.E., 40 ibo tp x . co . 04t;:iic.th f idcitali q eriCmirtuga s q 7 a blanket tit. ,or a p. 449 9C1043, 4 /!r ;made the target of the p*artisCattacks that :were ever, ccut lied or hurled at any SOO ctifigiVr. The. eon ciaikialtli rang with" the4ltCrtur, tions, 1 W 'iit"'"4l.teiiil;'6 l :iiiiii' ll 4llllolll4 1 at the. h of, the' t'Xectitiiie'Dtleltitiiiiiit ''fi.ay and night-while ii,'44 ~ - 0 00friktiti k eiV _rug ownii..4iii.y'strengthOttint - iXtl44o l ,Wealit and. ,puttring'.'lier'''l6 - 01onS "int4'lll.6 - '4ii j oitit' ,papital,.e.,Ond of security 'io'itk`triiitit -iiiit a defeat* 'to` 'its L eiienilttli,` his atiot b iiiikiiii; and Won Ordiiiiiiidtietiii' l eA4: . iiiiilajieioli cotsureracia l l s l l 4 l 9 l, 3f Inriesfaikedig purchase.2(o.4tie (40441 - tifili'iliaiiiir Mi l k' .a. Hale,* otakir Paster diiiiiehaviintaeceVi the tr6i*Ocutkela ihronykkAide i tgi ititibitii''Atip cOlitflay , tipifreakthl oiviangelootis: that altnin Obs14010:61 ,- 6160 1 tik the Andlottek ofigiodiac with shoes thatlOuld icarodylast titietanithrowith an - - • itireliresspeisck StichAteratheAkeimaiimitt by the; lOppointed.itteculatarsomfg they. '.. . 4ke4 . ai t I kti.itheee.....!wlioottn ,tarri t itiverivinott deemed b3 l the adininktrition,Ahalnutfitithisteidi soldiers.* the:land, and thereforgnob animas • c . 'mith.'Oetitionsp. ofideommandAt4tub thrice. : 10114_0 eetrruption,twesedefaggeratedafrard. faamegmdlnintatoithexlisaatiafitidinnitgnilledibyt diiittptlold speculators, seauttellited :140 the PO* vii :.„_...,•)274FATMn°0101W.,40 Ablisff -04r0n.: 4.4 13 19 ,, , -- P l KWAPCT i tt l iithoLAri, 4 f l, r.uption•iO4 liN, B .s9 lll PAgientlßY l -#l4.rVl 'l36loth . 'O , i lSrifA il . t AW 8 1 1 finf r fR giffl t33 4/ i vania #:' the - most ill-treated and worst abusna . . . ... , in= in _ _ f.94,74 EM. l 7i T MirtP r illt*Y e rl nu mentre4thivklxiyerpagniln;wm i d*A.,, ,a 4 allowed,' and' i ; i067444.4 4. 4 .,:v4i:Ai 1 ii:ii 1 132 ret' no 1 fifth a' 1 tilriii fib ''ty Yls '' eAit _., m e ,rtm.... 4) , - t.* an.extrankfroiliWsV44/14kg' alat l i . .. . .-. second,the k ..:.. F 41 ,,u- de l ' weeks funPni and ... (pr of . e m flilt3gioiteri to iiiveatiiike - ' these adienias, 4 *lii•itfi,rooxt has been *for the while for the litatten.,ii; at leriet.so' far " its' th tit l e'omm'elltrol the pres s re concernedibiti Uri+ iiliteiiiiatlie . .. report in pill Te l ip nobenter i on.delailalzuraf er ii ng , ,i ~ - r e p or t., ;rat ki r.rforiftessanydor, the citabliak. remit of a•-lantb swhich -all-badunt-cwholbear e el-ambled the labors of the commission makin g 'au' .4firgrtiisni-yr*APAustitytbarshaft,hcorktfat. cliritaij with simply statin g tb a t i th Aigat i o. ,. tles.of X' eis tury that the l3k9w/t4nilfiastvlllAn mistence ogee. AN 1415ti1l i 4Pgge..4 those wplate r evry practices they "eight al haeßle .. 14 eilliffera t i e jn; .01 1 41 , out 0 08083 riffifir If—, b i ,f,,4441r4 l ip l a q tyi complete wavier. e commissioners who, . e this report do ncit.protarral-tiv-deny OM' , e greet: oaslakeitaxreoxuaileaknyere 4.#0;:,- , te I f t it 5 1 A si,r9pp,ept o r m l that the sol- Were. Mi.O I T0‘ 1 1:t1I inexperience : qt tlr7l, 1 en g a g ed ',i l 4ir e - . i i4 1;) 4141 .tei10 66 n . IA am di' r te:. teFit° P n i: l l 3 l9tueta p to 0(4 thikiiie' i ' ' ' :' 11 ' 11 # ! P 1." " LI .o.olmi :iii,g0,.1',111:...) IA .. P C Il k ''''6, 3 46,4ia 1 „t7...1 Ptnium '•c t 0 mission institutpe the present investigation and therefore it did not need their report q establish the truth. The object of the comritir . Therpr - there'had been the state, administra- the authorities impugned, but it vindicates the 1 . ~... Q/LciimmlYtiolisAitiLletwes , the..state in no false position of corTuption,..hy which , the peopie.iiiggo belitsgrilxii 'Ulla !thii ) credit Of the—commonwealth seriously impaired. We hit mty S too, by the eßerience gained t g these transactfils: Vire may profit by otectrorthe — speculstors who vt.re th f ini4 kir+,o4,4u4"liatingl4 Keystone State, while the executives who come . c ' ichntinmaylearninthe danger through It E apissed, lessons of warning and of bene fit, to guard he.. all ' a 1... . . ment, and I 4 . 1 ' . 1 ,. p t r. ' ,t' : 4 t I saulifilaz Is , I - ii. . , e.. I 1'): ?P; fiXittetlllBtbAl Willi! i i DIERS CONSTANT. Midi pa l , .. . .; hat , i d 1 states hay : , 19! - .!q. ' , . .d of, ',)federal authorities,that the busi ness of rec ling soldicrai &ad eta Vlthils yttfl, A di wit', co tii. in de mand to ~ . ... . . ‘.l regi be • .. tur" .. .. . .e s nion up to their 4 . :. ndard. There are &hundred casu alities whi diminish the force indntimbers of companies. „• . rt , ess ?l d iaro p elityiu ti ~. podeA .. der Vial s Mat even while an a iny ieflAcitlfzlitlititkilPf faults and , estruction ofpn eueiny, it is dimin- . istaitiiiiii. .. bets and)6thiPligergiL ft:A the ways d manner we have described, so that • . id* ....meg constantly necessary, and the o : . ,Oh Atidstdisolplinc i ;of isoldiers ,a -,• drf.' I•' 12.4tVetztl raan.man...nengage with. profit to . • country and benefit to himself. As our army . om ir.nn Firhshistitt,dt wilt) Kt . sf, i ,cp , ..elettiV6e rests - WM occupies F._ pr. -. , while at the same time it would belat .., .• to leave any of its dr illed and, 'acientib .• behind for thismtectipn.;Af fcre mea l ' beccll P r ci 4yifilt laut -.4 84,7' ti h ih i the 7 eriPigbliicenis• aid ior 11 -I I f " ‘, ~ hyfBfy i nd protection dir: the imiti:4se mili ittryiNt erected by OUl' iiiiiiiet if • 'otitiiittagoii iall ' s ilk uilii9A ,FINIMIT...! El —:1 c. , :P....—1 .: C° • ...,,,M,tiga. ::.::.n of the year, the work in the viol:. !: I regiAnsoi-th wtoterriand,mifid4 dame ..., .... Th 'WA - bikeeil ni'en I ' 4 ' LIIIIO3I t hili) they arg,tlos a ,.. roam. but C , o eu , w A 11,1,11% . 2 ble%linake . 'engagements in other . AtilfiNk . t,llTailYwenP qn after thr? harm" OM iio/1.9 - ! :awl the tlireabing , ' finished. In -.l,unt.. 'replan; foilliiitende, of this &ilk other eta i , ithereptvilkbeolif , Ale Jf .. any, labor 'a or ' '1:4;01AeAr; 1 : 1 404;e 0 H 4 a; 'a lea `to w . c Bels . ave heretoforareferied, and to which w e e now • .. • • As,ona.of the conditions of north iiiii'sille nut of which, I#lll ii" IA •to ' 1" ' • i ginf t d s a . :, e and effective force for field opera : •tita. t l i • ' .. material' In 'this paiticular is the very best f I thp itatattli s wi :' of - spAwYd 4. 11 . 1 . 1 4 6 t Vated,si. • ply : becaiiao ilia men' 'are' inured, • fothsaidshi and Eidemtand the business of self ilititirtiota... andlitelf.attention. All that these iit3n , ritth . rOnder, iheux.goed,.. soldiers,. is , a knowfixi_ . of the manuiti: Ittkit already hive a wadi.. the usq, of alr eady li t e. n.... . gavial - Imi ihaithied,' Ma - inhered avatti..buid . liuslepprtigh t t i to tlit9 iipntents cif la . ..'. . Si Ette'heff bt a musket—and,lherp d•owyso fat. as the hardships ofthe service are, cgnc&ned this.`oikis‘in;B4bidd Be 11 or s ' tilif i •`p+iii . etthately. , There are other classes of ..mtm,ten ! .. ea.. itwother pursuits, all of who t tri . ale:.:' .. . kunst qualihoation for a soldier's •‘. imd: of whouvonly need that phificien4 .ffladehbit, H Uiied by exercise and practice itt thednano :I .., In view of the newittiti;* which milbailind, übtedly arise, and the dematids midolin to :t gtow out sit the'aiasion of an' eoewyjs nes,' the loss byliattie . , the decteatie ...mi 9 ;, : ,and the cattptigefohy yftelik :. iki individual force, pt l ari army is .. 1 -.. ;.. I .g. ) - we d. , ;; . tliiihio(lttexiibct to 64e, .11.- 1, lainfAift : made on our communities, and;that iii i s t ok men ofthe •loyipitates'' rank hold mil,:: in readiness at any time to be' non melte he,OMP' . l44..i l liebattla field. When Ah t 9y iu : ..!, ;I; ;e- convinced - that - this necessity is akalta ti ; d that the Iltity `Which they owe to y is paramount, suprbinelindsi4ei:i im l- 4 2 .,` tiifob ‘ ;oL other obligation cEder„ . which , they, may Teti, ,ey will discover the importance of Inititilug themselves efficient before the akieal iiiiti't. r their services thia is *illy 'done; l i ftl ~ .l'l.tl4efight.spiiit, beciuse there is bil'e ' merican citizen the dormant spirit of iicisioL -r whibkollt peeds* develoinnent to rehdgit ; eliteWalinifecii t e. - __ , L " : 5415. t ' —: . 41 4 0 miuriktio* up.. 440:47 10itie” • order I h i ch porlfefrailtill au,ifirts, , pafohlr li, - Will be cultivat&i. iiii'ltifi'., • . ed. Oni-tcliCe In thiftiiiiiiiii i ust i not. LEltilito • ; ttsr2t 10 4th el itijituirmt :AIL . effeaPicki..:. .X9f,,eycymocßokt filiteltSher iiiiiiiile -• , y , tii . take his pilice:', He musk,lia . ; ; to, Affirm his , duty' , by disciplining hip kti of • iw when time is afforded. — All this is rbstsostw Ea1a, 51. 44,... liqt. - Pe neglected.:, Ju. EMI YW Offi.Cl3 o IMP;ilit Pi n ,P-190.fft or ii4kytt; A I N I N / P I .141.1 liP9t 4.0 88 to its 43114 w (fared guilty. In the rere incenided with full • and amine docn- in itiftillest extent, . Ilukt result is not thu4 "charged and ' leux,":-Elic 4 ll l , i1#9344 , the ? '.lr.t- `. fAtif i Mar siihrotti, ‘, specimens 91 1 tiica:,iii.ials,Aidli . are used for ad I' 7 1 7 144 . 1 .,"The' W_ ' ffte - elii4e3elle *r/4 : , provement,.l so lir as paper wnfli ecse ' Ipariabined, upon - i:ny fornieiiinte'; J eral appeanmeerdolkdrresetableS life The , onstowi d as:- we- havetefore re . yAry- hipteansible,t and Will tm invime cases be ilifimeeni of fraud 11. . I Gang persons. 30] T o ,e, IN %MEIN VrOant4.' in' iAdition • oriel valor in 'biitle, has patiently :. tv A hardships biltliti dionntitinsl,-iii .,, - - uch suffering from cold. - That region . , , ilry ouriVoldiers' to be 4iren Vcrif ' This is a part of the country said to bitabl e: , • -• ••;itliftroxilteeounrbf gd, 1, - *:' "'" '• • - mit u -d est,l-of • ' Q :•I.X it 4411 ow t From on Later from Washingt runs • Remonstrance; Levi- Lg agal the Arrest ci f British Subjects. REPLY OP , ?RPREPLE7t,NIw4. Misoogstruotion - put , upoir Seoretax-y SewarcErVittular..-1,1) the Ministers tram England, France and :4 'Bpain visit the Fortifications. .. . , Oct.Waserstrrorr, Ocl9. ... Lord yew several days ago „addressed •st et, r tilo he Secretary of State, in which - lama -•.. sr j ty's Governinent were: Much-coil**, ed• and that two British. sUbjecti; `Mean. Patrick and Rahnin4, had been subjected to ar , bitrary arrest, 14 thejig.l44lo* ire re- Rased, it c . etild' not ber regard the matter as 'one requiring very serlelie.considenitziou, .. ~ ,v• yons, under instructions , - 'therifeie ..., ,A.'tv,f.• • - remonstrate against such irregular ri 4 A•tl.r. ~ ~ as kga deiigriatedith , r(p4l4 sa i l i• a t a flroritY ofgeohgredi it ti 4 4 order to justify the arbitrary arrest and impri sonment o British subjects. 01 0 Ti; 1 _ Sneta . Seward in the cours e of hi's reply, •'r .S OP act?. trittrd to the, two ei L : • ;willed in -rd• y na -note; said tliii proceedings of which the. British government complains were takiiii.tigrang.ixiiatioigAlV ' veyed to the President by the legal pollee an thoriti,- o 4 the l opuntry,.,and they L weigAlot,„in-„ : u . 19. ._ • • tir after' he' had sbeperided the great writ of r- ,• om in just the exterit that in view Loft •.' . of •ttiol-Stattafiir denied Achaserii. , ' • F or the ciaercise of that discretion he, as well As his advisers, - among whom.arel the.Bearchiby of War and the Secretary. of State, is responsi ble before She 'higher% "judicial" tribunal of the' Republic, and amenatile f alsofla the ,ofj . i,is,eou r tyrrien,„ and the enlightened op on ettlie ci divotia: ' ''' s' , - ''" - 4- - - - • , <, 'Alidin'conclusion, M r. . Seward remarks, the filifetY bf e,Miqiegitiltba...C4ll.l:o ,pr ergency, the supreme mw, an so kloligias e danger shall exiskal,l_,Asisocis oAPT. ciety, eqtuilly, the denizen and' the citizen cheerfully acquiesce in thwtdbahureandfibh-that lar Prfscles- t: •,< t, .- * , ~. , gat ad. emment does m na queedanthe learn ing of the tgal advisers • ofthe Britisherownlor .thajustice, t the deference wbich hermajesty pays to thim. Nevertheless the liiitish Chtt= errozrient I hardly expect,that.the :Presldent . Will acdtp their explanation of the Constitu tion of the United 43taterV especfidly"whe're thb CoTuticill th4 B, oxl ) 944cled„wiluid-ib* uP OI 4 him the sole executive responsibility of sup pressing the •existiogqnsultection, while? it woatransfer to Congress. the most materiel Slid indispensable powen&ba t trintAlledloribe" -I_,_ , • , k PR E P VI Sei I , MOreiney, the)se etphinatiOnitrffikkAiai support in iheletter and much less in the spirit of the conatitut;on itself. - Helibust be' thawed,' 'therefore, to prefer and .11e, gowned- by,„ tbe, iiew of; onr organic national law, which, while it will. e hie him to executekliiit trust' with'oorti late success, receiTe t tin _ :911 of the high authorities of our own counand is suttaned by the glifiliiirceritant'dli ci , Polif: play for wilom tilos°, ithat doratplimtlitsfkies tatafiee. l i f i •a4r•Ail,Myself of this appeal** to offer to ,your,,Urdhhip a renewed assurance of ~mr,very high consideration. ~. 41tmxise is expressedeliefei litaheiniadin-i, ,struolikm: attempted to Aoeplat , upon pectetaty •Seward'ateircular by. alamista. Tfie circraar shows that our relations ,abioad" Atietiff' good conditiotk,land that the government means to -keep them so. The nation six mouthalgo be came expOse to dangers witidik. and without,. The admildstragon has taken;sodeopreas ,fin-Atto put them right Within, antt no* turns 1.0 putting:them fight without. It ids the co eppration of theioyal States -htti/o,lt4ter duty as`in the former 1. , The Secretary.. of State adidnipeftil by the ,14:thdaters from England, Frets% anefopain had It Ple4ant excursion over the river" testetday, visiting ,the camps and fortifications. They afttorvtdi attended the review att Arlington, passed tiy ;Munson's Hill and returned at a late hour by way' of the l.kolii, Mote. , vi , ' <1 < *'fir t.l4 LATE FROMTMISS . OU HI I ,, i?L •!! PRICE STAND it .CiliTilAGE. Johru3on uonnnand of the Rebel Foroeu inAippON,TR3I! 4 4. • The Cheiokee.Ludians -Join, the: Beide; harintirtameinPtitAkon 0 THE . AID OF PRICE. HMIDE ,NO NEWS FROMIOUR4MVANOE ~ , The correspondent of the St. Louis Democrat ftitniihes•the folloWitiViteifilWlLU.' , '. r'..lt ;ii. , A spout has just come in from the west and repiFts that .Price hag umiak' stand - at Oarthage;.: sixty mil t i lt e M§P ril ift „cid , ~- .• ul ~.,„,,,...,. r. ,. 1 The attire is tote Callen agether on the fourth of veniiiierolaf :., ~...-:.1-..• .... t .-4 , a: tp ' The re . R.l )7 1 9:04i , ON° ' "*r la poir . lip. going 'home and 'llui rem. . er join Johnson.; E gintfisoja luis been laced in command of all the rebel forces hill " Willa, *ROI is -prochu4on forbidding the transportation of 1 leo, Z ; nlorq property ;_ meaning ialaveap.from: tha t Itiafe.'-tis not said whether ,-.4forb . .flu: aides p ri . r rii.: I. , t: - -. ---r . ' - ' The following. lotter..lw. clipped: fnart , i the , Stk. !Smit t l(rtiaq : , - . ExAdOtiriii ii;a;444iW „ '-' et i, , , Palm Etna.. C. N., Aug. 24, 1861, f ll ii .Maj.; (.'ark, A. Q. if., C. S. A. &a r—f.terewithi forward- tot your •itare :dia- , patches for.,t-3r,0 .49,912490,- S. , A. 0 .1 Mlich , I have thelahnor to requeitori 'Wilt cause 6 lie u forwarded to hint bx therearliest attires& P 'M if_ - Ata mass„meptigg E A about Sour „thonsmA. Claftrokeetilit 'Atli:qua on te 'Vat' ;ilk' Ille Pharokeep with marked unamity denlaVed , theiro :adherence to the Confederate States, and have given •theirathttimitlait• pd . wet" to %titian' an alliance ivitll ttm? ! .- d an,l4- 03 fy,thift PlittollA reidment i of "mo A unte - men X3o will immediately nailed intfltplace4 under eciamharat of 'ftli • Saul Drew 4° IlitrhiaFY.4.lWWW,,t4tscay. aria% having - Tpoused the cause of the Confederate States. ; -40 .a,.., , wrioi•-,u,. .'n• 44 ‘,..,:i1t.!... , , el 4, We hope to render efficient service in the Argi tract464l, war which now threatens the conntl, 'Runtc. be treatedcwith_t a diberality and mei l'eli6enberkaing4Pieavtolavista 8. . I have 4 tlii) itozavo be; elt, very' ‘ ` :'.:Multi; your h ble servant, to ,t , :ii )A'.,,s it :t ,-s, , .:', *fr .-- • , Trincila MID dleeikeeaatiroti; -. o nct 1 8. ar,,z,ViasAr has z.,,,t, ~. .; „ee w o rem& aidof • Suarliesidtib ..•- .. •t . aid of Gteneral Frio' 3 with ~ r lEEE thousand troops, and is expected to reach him by next Sunday. Nothing has been heard from our advance . beyond the Osage, • rairoarfifo., . " bridra , • that at :"., Or ' ..red wink by' 7 ,', a rebels o " .0 I Bailrhad, . o rebels ,- now the road. •t_ . Bth , • . nab. .ow here, artalinothe . 1 .. ebt, Schofield's battery of "•!., ery, is be oh the road, whi '', • 1 make against attack. ...,,t. The rebels are repot five miles below this poi._ . • • g• 41440.41mikAu41460Likilig4iL MTH Pd( 'IC TELEGR &PH OPENED ---10 SALT -LEK& IIaRKOT ICONICAIION VTR . ' BiN FaiN6 W ll36O IN A kew WhlebiL.424u 4 The Pacific telegraph line was , Completed to Salt Lake at smliey. , , :The line b ee f ille 3 OttyAthat' , Pan VrantewcoXfitilibed 4 l l a few days. .. ••°' I On the 18th in4.oll . ll4reniitettoe of heiparenti In Lit ast street b4ween Frcint e rd & w toad streets , In this city, Aims Q. GRor;tigkllly atiClVonths. New 'Won r torments PROPOSALS POR SUPPLIES. , 156,1•12trvinms Paiwargivairra Qirearsauiansa.'stureaitrwsar, I, t ikernalnay, Oct. 21, 1861. BALED4P I BOROSALB Wilt be' 04' ved at this uP. to twelve a:o'clock Fnday, the 2Oth ofOcSobe„,r', 1861, , t0 furnish the following *Wit?* iirs*hfluggititiefi, and stanch places Bur bay be Aiew.o. at this offte.: 1, OQO, COB.Dir OF WOOD. 4-2 1 ' hesanietto be ,, inspected by proper persons swill 4 4 ihe Act of - Assembly. Bide:limited, to 260 Ooda, brit petal:ins may bid foi tone or morelots. IL O. HALE; 0021-3 t, 'Queer Master Mineral. lifiliatEl FOR 1862.--411. otyleg and prices.' A wge iisOktitie.l4 - Jalst reggved it . GEO. C'tiesp'll . fstioscry **rid l'sr:l6 ‘ diast.' Repot, 11.81farket ' oCtl9 ji_j Geo. 13.1Preeticelstptrt , Bv&' nembor:a Ifemr For sale ottlyi at"L•l6 Mathes street above Fifth. ante k Dajl-!,,and rYireekly Papers, Cheap Pute6ll4oL6t, NiiolF6ll.op, ArAct444lll N o- Up 44,14136 scope& 6t,'eva,t, Oilstrlptiim, Car at cab t. w stakmereiind P4tioace )30. vs, 116 Mar at atTc , el,, 0119 , A BOU'e,OOII.TY : 1 1 :011 — e, mere ; landed.on Itte.fieekBSoilquetbenoo_ or pear the ialt way Renee., _The °tenor rottorleou , to' eal t itiove property : aka poi ay, atutrsee, or the liqptwlll , OOSlontiog to , _ .rt 144,:. • AWN WHITMOt 9174 pa U. 6., unianseists OP SUBSIBIUOR, , '' . VeLDNEEPat Smyrna, • -,Efarrhibtur , Pa. , October 19, 1861. §. ..FALEttrito , endorsed "Proposals for Bailor's" will be received by the undersign ,tit his the, 25th inst thr snPFA " ' filozaP44.o illotf - ritierio, OBIT,/ for e com , 'etrmnstered in and to be mustered into the service of- ths.United States at- Camp Cameron. ~t : t ;." -' Said ratioNkt bI b AIXCI/ r-On't* rOaYibo'deOgto Y OloroPei t 4er*Sid l on , as lxpquiskiaccm, EMs mupt g*to the pyl9e . per 'Mon delliveted.luttatot4.l rA contract, which must be executed t(with„Pond. for faithful . per , formance)fwithin three days after notification of acceptance of 2 be =awarded to' tha lowest ronsiblsliddjii'foir the period of two months frO9k,lgt,Nnvember 1861, unless soon er terminated 14ithe Tbe undersigned reserves the right to`reidet all 'unreasonable t iktl9-dtd r.tEtiri ONE HUNDRED, ,4L A. it;. WA ED tiklit'ONDE, 800/ YOUNa. - -MEN tig , A,.....istt,s o gi.vi k .ut. s ., barman's eg1i110aP414...4.9.44J0r Will. A. Sti6tes, The Patriotic young wee of, ktmsylvatlia, spa sag erly embrace thti imps/plait*, crijoitilug lipfundei Ritleßegitnent..,,9 Recruits *lll be adformed and goon as • Good clothing, Fileilters.,anil Medloalatipsidiros, ,free, ot e4atg, and Regimmet4s , - - It is imporiantio asinemberAtuttjqiefirganivilloo. or this Regiment is such that yo .ng n' Who' haim the in sauce or soldiers iinci ibmaj.rjorte ardor for Marchi6gtindef Ctrif ROMs of tbe , oltail Stripes will bite tti ibri'laudaiSal the ITP O FttaJtS , of tt l lt °"," &k . ril t a l! ole ar ttlit i r i Ce .' ' officers will tie moon IN& tlie riutietften: tlittlrepintait - ,OMplement of men. • • ' v "E .iltension laws:, apply to all men in tbe Regular Ber Vied Kver,y, BMX and eisabled soldier will be 09m, rartably,provldld the uSoldlera Hoine,rtfintAlgia42 ad the Gotraitiment. Apply to, . ;a! «c 3 J. I{.. EYSIT,B,,Oaat U. S. Army; U. S. hitantri . , Recruiting Reiniesscas Walaut street, aVrtsbileg, Pa.' Oct. 19, 1861. itzszr HORSE' FOR SALE. ‘.. mlo4...Bale,satgood cart and wagon.lionie four reale OM, and broken to harness ) will be sold comp Otte want or nse) mid ' - peryefaken In cash or farm produce. To be seen at the MOLE WußirS , I , EMPTY PLinfß-BA levet LARGE NEW BUIGET EMPTY vv l FLOUR Batt:Aram In good condition for ado ft WM. &Co. SPICED43ALMON 11 4116.4.61 , 1 T DELIGA.TE. `tip ildstlytinve pband , rikis.' ,i• 0 5 • • , aNTLSTRY. JDI4 P. 4 1 134.taa, Surgeon: . tisc inayaradarirdPitiWeiia Piste 'teeth, ttifie only .thoft chat obviates every objetittgot, to, the use al' arts. . initetn, embracing partial, 'hitratil tibulksette Of one Ut/ 41 41rVei=rittir cis avra;i1 ,ami h thgrefora no otrentive Wee fromtlutibresth, es no me-, ;W abed tn their commotion, there can be no galvanic tsigiAmptetaliic taste: -- Bfincatite individual not:en-- /lc "' wit t s°ro throat, railiteitAtAtt 01114* fht jig )11 -° c r U2711 )4 1 fintr ifsi I.! +.4/.4. C11...1.51. I VE lotitkiTlito/16iFill'OBNTrigiala f...< nis i =d to our vary istigt <! , aei.,,....- ~ o_, AND Dzawraz or - wi n :AM DNS MY Uttp W Arettiltaativnt Kin taw ale natiqufactttfed . t il i t il i te dtfferent kinds of ille -. , thieWilik ed ' ' Vy Sinai , itar''' te' . , , - 4. - .'::1: 1 1.) ' ' .4 ' ' Ito lift .a . t*liirr et - telt ' • • - - et BANKIN , G• STOCK,. 13444401 ,c9i4.lo.iTlNe (*VCR , • ' , • Ass been ::„Xmfrired frj $4l: '2B , Sei:ond St No • PAPIEET .1 81:REET lq it CSitetlKE4 Wife 1,011 twenty kg definite i NaTtag::, W. DONALDSON,' • Capt & C. S. 11. S. A: =II AporK. New X.t)ertistnunts KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE, THAT E'llll3 ALL. 3S MARKET MARKET BTII'L'L SELL S THE CHIUPEST AND IIES i BOOTS Aivp 81/ 0 E IN H RR ISE'Ci;t; IF YOU DO NOT BELIEVE BE S ,EXAMINEFIED ! OUR GOODS, AND y . AT IS IF' YOU WANT LADIES' FINE G. l / 2 1 IFI;; . Go To KINIRALL; IF YOU WANT LADIF.' BALNuRAL WAL ING ;HOES, GO TO THE PHILADELPHIA sH, „ i„ , IF YOU WANT LADIES' FINE BOOM" coTo Ko t ,:, u IF YOU WANT GENTS' EX - I[A FINE "DOUBLE SOLE SOOTS, GO TO TIM PHILADELPHIA Sill , E IF YOU WANT GEMS' CALF R WALKING SHOES, PIT FOR :\ t; RN E. TO WEAR, GO TO K iM IF YOU WANT BOY'S VERY FINE c BOOTS, GO TO THE PHILADELPHIA slit q , IF YOU WANT THE BESr t GO ro KU '.IG ;• IF YOU WANT LADIES' AND GENT.Gry OVER-SHOES, GO TO tiltitl;.-t Li you want any kind of n T 4 GO-TO THE PHITADELPEI[A sill E st.hr 88,4 lIARICAT SI Rigcr, and there you ui ' i n ' a . assortment to select from: "No , lttr r Also IQO empty Shoe Bow for sale 4.10 le s eellB-4awSt J. C. 6!‘1.',.[.. C. a. ZELLER, S OL,t AGENT PoN MITHELL'S POISONED WHEAT, To Poison Crows, Rats and Mice, CAUSING 'rkthM TO DIE ON "1111 s . oot/6411w0 TIALFID PROPOSALS , till the i,t 0 ber, 1861, at 12 O'clock, m , are nivit. , I . .supplying the Army with lleef caul- „. hoof, to be delivered at Cliamber , len. burg, or York, in the State of l'enn , vk ak t. the Government may designate. Iliad= are requested to comply in anima:with the form of bid published let, , • Government reserves to itself the ri4l,t z in Treasury nate or other funds it ibis bum:tient, and to reject any bid and t cause.. No bid will be entertained Tali— bidderis present to respond to his hid. The Government will ree, ive 4,010 1,1! der the contract, and will re s erve require any additional number up t 4, head. '' Deliveries to be made weekly in -.lid, ties as may be required. The cattle must average 1,30 'iveight ; and no animal will be rm 1,, .1 weighs lets than 1,000 pounds gro, , s. No conditional bid will be re ,i‘ The bids to be directed to Capt. A. Br( 1,11 1.1 C. S. IT. S. A., Washington, D. +++ 1 cud , > ad ”Proposals for Beef Cattlt. " =II I ; A B, do hereby prop,:., deliver to government good Beef Cattle on the hth.c i• per hundred pounds gro;;;; IVciAt. .1, Cattle to he delivered at Oland 4 .,1,1 11 , 2 ., 11 L ! burg, or York, in the State of reran.} Iran' :the Government may dignate, the terms of the enclosed adverti,...n...nt (little :it() be weighed on the wales :LI, i Weightio determined to be th...purclia,e‘ ,, I hereby agree to give a good. ;aid bond for the fulfillment of tie contract, dl. receive Treasury notes or other ‘;ov , ii funds in payment for the Cattle. The first delivery of the Cattle will b , ed to be made about the 10th t No 1861, STEAM WEEKLY HETWEES MAI i erd.l 740. ' AND LIN I ir o: ANIJINsi AND E3ll;Alin , S:: IIN •• • a NEENSTOWN, VI i. I.i into a t q MD lOW tors and Philadelphia 514 , - , Inland despallithirst their full proior, 1 1....., “ gi ' latioaships ita follows Mr OF EPASEEINGTC/N, Saturday . 1 k r , .1). - i .66;1W, Warr 26 ; and ETNA, F . llUtt.ni . itild every: Saturday at Soot., iraun River. t ILATIL4 01 , PAMAA:t FIRST CABIN $76 on Si'Ndot.a4;,: . • -1,2, to London $OO 00 100 to , to Pails ' 00 ..0 V. '''do to Eamburg..sl3s 00 rl,n tr If I •"."Pasiiengern also forwarded to Ea,. (1. ar4oo. dim, Antwiirp ; &0., at equally !ow race , 46,-Yersorts Flailing w urtue, .4, • tickets here at the following rata , = to N , Liverpool or Queenstown; Ist Cabin, s. " • Stoentett from Liverpool sui ea $ 3O 00.. ' These .Sfeitinens have superior ...; • rimpogers, and carry !Mt/01100CA .1 Sra; nift In Whter-tight Iron d,tation , , r. • • ' ailmibilatora on board. For , •:n tiirtMer information apply in n r t • • INItIAN ; Agent, la Witter Street; iu (;).-: A I , INIIdN btit. Enoch Square ; uu.n.no 1... P. SEYMOUR It CO. ;in London to Kit. s st• fling William St. ;In Pant to ALA'S 0••• 1 •• de Is Bourse ; in Philadelphia to '/" Trained street ; or at tile Company 's Pio. (4. ftr. A- , 15 Broad ...L P.• . Or 0.0. Zimmerman. 4.e.an, - - Jt;ST PUBLIz : fj 0c11.41 A N LI A I T AR Yor SURG ii;RY • OR, MINTS ON MN EALERGENCIE6 Field, Camp, and Hospital Practise, S. D. GROSS, 11. 61.6.11 Pr 8117.GCMY DI THIIIJKFPOLSON (~111G1 AT PHILAIMLPHLA. Yo!Sale at BERGNER'S CHEAP sooms WO • ®ay 24 : FLAGS 1 FL A 4.08 I • f. ,Xl:s7'fl PAPER AND ENVELOPEt: N° - National degigne,l46lTEJ: P v. , 01 9,9 1 . q 111.rristigri, orluted au t!r te le at BCLIEFFER ,, VeAr the Harr,:hurg Sr.dgt. Dit. T. J. ALES, SURGEON DENTIST 0 his services to the eitlions 1.) V_ERS ' services V. Ha rrisburg and its vicinity. He illiiCitE a Fial., r the public patronawa, and gives assurance Os , Istil re,: endeavors Shall be . given to render satisfaclim fa b - rr;., BWIOJI Being an old, well tried dentist, be re , l , ''''' '" nvititog the public , generally to eel flu hire, assmarg heminat they will not be dissatisfied with a 1..; servtcfs, MIXI NO. 128 Market street, in the house formerly i copied by Jacobß„ Eby, near the Igninsi fits:es wl, Harrtsbnig, pa.. .1,1 ,nv el I 44, • NAIL, HAI BmilieDßuerANDlNFAFllayßusTua°}EiviD great varlet,
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