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AVIAIGOIaT ato CO Ott er,ess ors , to .0 - .1%11414014 Fiat% iitsinurilD Ookins. mos Nzoinuuoto t for thoode of MUM finDB, Vinfr.Sl4 :PBODUCUI4.IO,4 / 10 1 1 . , W 4 4or 994 91 Advario.otoctrewd. LL 1L&1 T Pi.oat lillaguire° UM . .rstl73l7Cl4Xli OMMI ttk Aluicuum gie,sido fixark,.Poek,Aa, dois k UAL, Rutter: NEM' Cbrordo ./ 304 4 - TallOw Onsedf; . fathom rorosool; Pot -add. , P00r1,444. daliondoo;Litisood and• Lord Oioc.iddld' add Crowd vratoaLaidtbii dkrroralia lot GM' . • `.-2i0:297 • ~ - _- ~ litirlk 'VA 114 rceweitaraw Macau= umarifirdei:' ida - dealer DI VMS= =SSA= rCILDESNI; EMITS:LADD, AVDE, DAVOS, PLODS; rum; rOT,AND MUM. AAILDFA seusans; LLD , ACED :ADD LADD DILN.DILLSD.3I4OIT.'IuraI PFloo 6 7F, o "4.h.trolk: le! . AO / 0 - - Fgtat stmt.' OULP & SHEPARD, Ca ausau= Km- . inusni and &saws itt 7/I,olnkaftglN AND 213 - Liberty no*, ittitorrik. Ps. Obilicoluands of noor for Balms and tanalraso &nitwit], 4:41. Partles . datiattoutloa' paid to tW *Mors for 10ftlunodize •-• 006,1117 •K VAN GUlLDird‘rzoortawn• CadaddidolrYinuntarr, - dodarbrlMOUß s 1104131100118• - 81=181 - 142.11D; MELBA POIIKi. MUSD ;AND 'GREEN' 7/EUATS and Nakao 'saw Utiendeashadvsacia made du ddadivisdadd,- - Wigmbotisc,' X& 114 - d stmt. - Pittabuzgb. - UGC/a, .Poswoumd'astrt, rt; 'Coviraiaceoiisagar, lbr ibe - aauot-InAMP, " IPACONi wow , BUTT UB 'sad • mr : , ‘ Mines gaustally: . — 10-10 .e grump er,irsci iairms arixo4 - 11ttaborel:PC . ..__\ ;;;; wrurserwindoredgezdeatpsolicited. --311=-1111r A.:WE:VAL leozwiawnte ity AT' otrhouir., 1..: bards, BACOIi,LAILD,BUTZR,EUMDS,DRIXD ; rauvr, and rrodisca gertmllyaio, - 11131arket iomer °trust, Plt4trorgli. Wara. QCROMAKER . fr., - LANG, einrwinsucts I.47.:.lllliitifils_ancLihwisuacteiaeri hi_aßooz - . No. •Aa. mom. Ere% Vlttablirgh. -••- • 4101341-7i_: 4 . 13thiliANDRIDDIA inteamisot Libeikr - street;Pitts butt , GENEW, . - Oonsignmenta laspedratty sollalted. WM. ~..........70. 1 L. TOV,WATItpta , . 11,511. 06i 71664 ilid.*ldEri intonuogeiiain PIiODIKS (}B27Falf, 216, - ; I.ll;eiy siniet,Pittatirtlylb. - • zu727-,- Ar-r?- - SU • U IG • 'thiatiamoichilatoliArt -, t • xx,•,`, dgiefseoBl3l) ' 'AND 7171INED "CARBON 0114 91ilbaji.I3011; N . ). 183 Liberty. 6 wu 4 4.P. 0 • loenn tirt6;( 241334 . Wir °llll4 - M Ar ils3lo do COITIN suoneasors, to eat%ol, 1.2 GIL &SU rar Wood ststWater strusts„Pittsbargh, i)i - ' I 7OIGT & CO.,' ottoostotor to la. 'aiiiteasomtios MID ooinccasioxhatuk O TS; PST Marty stmt. Pittsburgh, Ita. Jaini mow.. TORN =I.. ROUSE .& C 0,.„ Wgotrana acdsu r ot timitbtabi and/rater street47lttitiarg6; fir Ll cam4mAaimnowim . comumm!umptum k so. iozsvcoastrmtaitubiusb.-..-, yv' J. KIIIJSZATZICS...X.. /121.2%.2i= WET t WAWA'. 10 /5 ; WHOla" , lIB:=AND MUMS, Nos. 191 ,LHAFity Arad, PittOrugb., aIIAtiZELL: "t3OIS-Ak 'al MON 11.1126/AVIS for tbi-mala qf 017.11D , L AND:RIV IMIMICABBON 0114 - 151.: 69•11:120444tansfrret. .pittintr i rcer ct 545,1311 03Z1241331111 ti.. ; - .. • - - ortuotioirs.y: - _ - -• ~_...,A, „,.. ..... A - ~,,,,....,,........:"...........--....r . ..: ni v , , maislirponems...-...........na1u s-lrazi4 OORSID B 4 WALLACE, • , r ; • IVEOLIESAIE bIitIGGD3I2; ..;:-." Ss: 305 11)=12* STILIM:T:c r ie2141;.• ..i. ;.: • , ;. 1- _AI 3 :,..I.wswg pi: trintetrcAtia, - Mairtalißri: 4rdantr_GO6DVAPVII.3IO ~011.9; ALT moot mums Ay:, &s n ot. #riautl_y prim qui. 1111:" • atad . Aid Fourth sprostK Plttsburo4 - 4.71 presztpuotts eguelvay eampinaulea 112. sn .I)J=It'.:FAIINEVX '11„1"& . 1. i fWgols, Ai. um' lizVoitavvidataindeatris ILRLD. AND LlTlP4Lo4,cocp;of,Woorl and ltruit • Mei; Pittsburgh. , " , - . : -jukt.N. P.- Iti(XYl' i WHOLICSALS;DE*LI2 iii/Driras.ziatirs,:cazs. - vAirarazor AND - DIN STIIITSB, h o. ZIS Libertjr street,Pitt•bargb,— . All tedenr.rilk reecho plampt-Oteation.;- Ft% eau ILISYWI4 Darstass, J4O-147txxl urea; arstit of ylocd strot.pad " 1 1 7 0 0 114 /;.'rittatilratk•lgu., <„, .4,T.T.0.01..7*-:,.,....,- DiECII, (late of Faycttc county, U F ll.3 " Eirr.rac. - PA; DecdtroUth an lvont strata: - rwu G. Atiot.VISNELI4 . AITORNitt U o 4;tt. - Ostricx , sws 6 4storifEV!!o l 4 l f lic ge t !" . _ A , f - 0,61161i11tie4144 /D.WM64441204..... no iheaug - • 1;01X.14, - PATRICIC ........" 711.'511 11 1t,143 414°14 11• _ sbcrsol . • Id, Plusbargb,l%.;- triglMAti4 ' , Arrourar , q1C19:1 llottolizzattlo , Lot. Itallo W NO; ' 1504... " 1 1 !.. 1 T1‘,"" r " Astonswr — exp • VfLoousiu.toi ao bw baa ronnorat to 101115% LAW ,BUILDLNGS gti tio..I2.- pm:mood Anzolet,44o door to =Matz. ataliTlEU4'l , '4:4;....:-.........11112117/11,14491103ria. i'S..C.'SPLIOTEII,, - AirTorams'Al' LAW? 'Peke; ityeat • . 4'fitaDFCE. . , 1113 CH ltarLlT OAVammaszolr ToiCututfti - Mxzettairc 1111 WEST , " - -810011ZSZ&VS CHISIttEei , IFLOtiIt; /18114 , BA: • CiletP,'INTTl6l4 , LiNtiZ&D-.0114 ". - PO2ll , AND . • titalilb- , -ASII&S, SUDO, alt&IL - DILIZILIRUPP • 'poopnur,w.st arms flmr aßlobend. AgenV air Atroado of ilfitZino & (MA -a4hrsted , Patented. ':Perri Stara; • Nce. , 116- I Socked aid 144 ilia 'Lit., lawn Wood sad Oelk . Pittutithict PC • - • ,aptally- 011,NESS:- W,A4I4IIQUIIII-11EN.ItY' jla OOLtIII4 Pormdlas it adOommlatkon Mari amok/mid , dastatt.ja, CMS , SQS Woo 11811aucl Per:Aube- getuinaly,, o. 2,5'..W00d 'oat, -.-Aztra JAMES_ I ik_Mamix_PAoE lgusztadesurtin Pitons - loxB j , CMOS at f.ta asp/4ms /meow - r:Q••;••v7!r" - wwiln-Iir".7-4$#ig a_4 tEAßDnalteOamaFFrg 2sumush; PzaunrA ' mains onoinn,.. North.34easset, I ; " CV P . JONES, Amine Nora :44Bsitici . PannWvindi - t2lettW , lank° gov2VVVIOI. VT Wur Ono& : 4 ' - • .„ : • • rziat 004.21;*/ * Mhtka --C sad n Watsi s 7 bi.,Glt7rit A. • htIIIMISCI ..r7rl7tra" P aim • .4 - 1. 111 7 1 ? • -war 0001P4-------, liZrlerilada —analw. oass.:.rwriz 7 airmiss, Oa:* Apwack..;) ..!ioamtintAuttr missnDßY o . 4300 Div: 'l4: Wderitrest. third - bozo aborvldoooad ;-Plltbamnat. •10:dtt ittatetill4d iis4ll7bel fi siur awn De•Sern ittiais AXD /miff, inBraooN4 NoW Ihrt Maw of /fourth mil Natlist Anita. -ad frgT v el• IX).„lftaumturlbrat iy,i4,l;ar. Nest motestreskil.essoselici 004 5 ; 4 1 0 4 er t A. oratimsg,nramutan,.., D 'fl aoantly on - .." 410 ,0" wN a trusT.usir.a :~.;, - . ~: k;...~ ._ . OTANDARD SOLENTIFIG , I 4 IORIO3. Hugh Miller's Wark47 ruts: • . tyres Diuttowny• ofAlaelEanutattartaand Ladner's Philo/golly. a Nob; Youusse•lfindßoOlt of flounthold Soletotof • Johnston's Chenthitry.OLOomnion LID 4 Gray's Manual of Bonny; • -Gray's flfruchual Botanic,. • Woods' Ularst•Book of Botany; Mitchel:Fa Popular Astrauntuy; ":••• • •2: Smith's Natural Hlstory of MUG': 'WOO'S XAtUriglilltturf: 2 1:8 D Onyot'a Earth odd Batty Do-14 Bee ehad GeoktittoZdtairtrani " - • Irbanke.ilidnalks and E I ' Ilef.b.anles; DAubtraun'o B.Dirfailtut• "-• -d( KAT d CO.; 55 Wood at. frtoUfili 130U.KIS I = a lurßadleal Ur/ of filactrkfq-708duatti •• " 1 Recreations of alkmntry Parton: ~finate Bourai -- by Ben. Wentru.BB4. by L . liu44: - f'Tltootab'a `Booklut- ' • j A Rood ,by , :pertorna , uisto light ry of p. LW faun - LID of 81r.Phtlip fltdoM.... • 'BOngifir Manyßoylt--0. W. 710,t830a, Pwmsi by Base Tarry , :. Llborty and Jad2oos. •••• Lecture,ott ' 1. Life and thaarhas - • Blowrot' r - dr sta. mho J. D. READ. 78 Fourth 'trout. j ÜbT • • (Isom 1700 to 1061. .1611t6t1 by r;icOss. - 1 • KAY & CO.. Na. 65 Wood street' I•A.DI/48' W ()AWES, contain lag Note Paper, 'Envelopes, Iwory Polder, Seal ing Wes, Inkstand, Penholder, an , from 111 WSW, for iNe b • feam B. s D.IVD3. le .t.r.R TFOLLud AN .WEITINti -DESKS—A. Lugo iasoiteapnt Just ricelvd by pet - . MODER? S.. pions. ea Wood stmt. A . 1 . 4.td ON , AND tdiEt,S ,ELL.eIJrIgOUS CeIRDS. arms Pra iad (hritnleivi Ste s lkatislari t ilenerat Commission Illertiautz 1-Agents burotii , s ouriPcimi iND'uinxrusx. aggilliarlitAtAt lauds of WISTXMIL UQDITCVN and make OdIiDCOS 1?..15.-latatlroad track'ta fthat at Wareham. voters Etetewn; . WlDim 11. Smith &pc.. GeOrge W.l3mlth'4lloo4 - . : - Pitui4riti, pkebece.t Gianni, Culp Bilheperd_ , - ffierthAnts`i D. De De Ford A Sou, .. ..... A. ty w ißt4 , VonPlidslox 4TT .limiccaurt;in'tbOale • - cam pgrabyguld, $ AISFINjia OILS;E-UO KSENV • • - pergiite: • , . r. 7 e YOBS,- toulprontiO. personal asteottoo given to a1.,1 uatucat. &13: , . - Je0.!31 Fourth Street, t previoes to the late 'advance In prlcee, of which the Mad advantage I . offered to purchased, YOB CASH. ' t" - ; ••: Sauptlio-crirr *HOLESALZ OR ssreu, In and 69 Tb l A l stredecPPiltik Eaolmembmis and 111 Yourtb stmt. mblo A.THINT.ED Ut. 'Af t 1861.; -• . !, Y Digitidge's Patent OVAL LAMP =XZ FLINT GLASS. •' tiat buss, rhk.ltheitlng salarts of • the gI. NuallY,dee!urt . " - g iL D. DatiltlDON,' " Fort Pitt rams Works . Wa Phittsbussrghtri,Pt.s..::. i _ vrt N VAtiONti, ?to., loOti- SALB VERY garl toot `ov l A ogt a a `S PITING reGAßDE2ggt i cfi :NB,I CABIN; "13111101,WITERia, CANAL; GARDEN , Ea BRICK :AND EMIL NANN'a BARROW, all-mado of the higit dryqlmlv; also all Elndi of .12pgIring ottendod go :promptly. Apply to _ uontrail.E6, Wawa Kuhn, stress litatiej, Allegheny . , . . NTIYIII.)E. TO JUSVINZICS 1111:01111EB8.—Tlw Pronspyants Belt Blanurie.. - . Whig tb. twain adepleted their errangetrientelor the meoutecture -of CONCENTRATED OIL DV -TITSOL. STo am prepared' to' supply ths. blahs therewith. Their Platinum ell" having capacity. 'Of 1':.000 IDs. pet dayi they will be, enabled to VIII or. Tien le largo gourdlike without _ ,Addretie, . GEtittilg. OYLER/UN. Ageet, , jelik3a , °Tim 24.W00d street. Pittselinth. LYON ARNISTILL4 ;ham= Alan I.La Dwai la tlmi.inost nefea Linn& of CIEZJII:BI IL/OUIJA OBIABS, and all. kinds of SMOKING. vuswlNG, TOBACCO, LIN UlO4 TABBY MXB4BOII.IIIMI.PITYB.-TUBiai ite.oite.4 in Enna' *Arlaty, UNDSII-41111 BT. -, 4 OIIABLYA WENN 'PltbWrahß he Trade. Inpplled.on liberal tams.- W: YOUNG, auomosor to Cast . wit Ist t Young, 14.117 Wood Watt, collet' of Dhunondil deelte In all Made of CrUTLEILT, RAZORS, LUILSIS,IIICYOI,I7 EU, XXLVL9, SW& !SOW, OIINEI, at., , tta lure epoortmetd of the: , IM.; • • I'V'ir I nikit3EVP. . 914. triviiii - 15 — rm.,iiiiiiItzn 8600te".-Dinim - c ir EXPi-LA88,., MEM ABU BUMP POthip No: , * . meth argot, war Liberty, PUtdbmich. . ' I ,!. -P. nithitiliA4L,Dgeutur,us WALL I '• PArzw, Boirop!s, ko., No. W Wood street, 'Fittecrich .—.., • .- - - - 1.,L-P.ILLIA.F.A'"Zio; -'-= Woo- tn., Desder fo BONNITS, MATH, STRAW TEM BINGO. wad STEAM ~. DB joinersUY. . . . ON. 011., IN /MILK O 1 BAN. TN.5, 1,1 ` 7 `r dalu ' bbl4ll-41 .21:111Iiiict, - • Clair 'emit war lb. MOW. BOOTHt.:4IX7O :41101ggi' ; _r URN OXlLlTKLLillAirimortlasz - op rcegmt=upria,th•evisktio. 'ellEo. ALM= 80N & CO: Wimiz vr BAL. um BMI-1 DLILZU BOtl o nn, borstz /earth . And Wood areas. PI TIR. CHARLES H. 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I°, 81 V' ith ,Birect. MORNING irt ; ley:Elmo znrrioNEl, DAILY. OONTAININO.TILIC LATEST /MB OP TO THE Troup; or PUBLICATION.'; - - _ TERMS: EDITION a kit.;o4MiPi 12 cent, pe! : weeklitiga Emutom Eo zo pot oar In Atmore, or wits Per Irtriciisoi . Itorrioseinglo - 146, $1 per- IMITICI; Ti.. or mom, 81,15;Ten or upwards, Si P er anutuo, tuTorilkigi r - iilitAso - mrii *Arra' THURSDAY . MQ)INING, ,JLY 17 NOTES FRAN THE CAPITAL: Corrterpondpas of the Plttsbuigli Osiotte. IrakailitGrfox t July 14, 1861 coxamm.' , " The session has dragged its slow..longth along to near 'lta,end.%,•flt -.has * bean a greet session,' bosievir, it in all its labors, andlookingback upon the thorny and rugged 4th n'yer, which the tobellion hM led „ =or •- driven 1 . 6 'The Tar bill - is ; ln %itself alone; a berouican tasit—the cendeased labor of years, Itmasks the new era Ati our un-: • . gone; existence. We have danced many ,a 'year, along our course of national prosperity. Rosy-wreathed has been the round of our gambols. The groans of God's poor have Mien rnheard , ' - among enV ebouti , ot 'We bara , gilded their chains_ perluips, and decked them,with-flowers, " - White - bearded. bypocrisi T hai iinOteillhe - cime Otieitnui and sunk back in silken eonclies purchased by the toil of groaninglinidnieficjuhillanktin; joritios have Voted' the great charter of our liberties a 'self-evident lie; Congresses have sat -inwide-oyeildetate upon the lwas tif,tbe :irrepressible skeleton with its otnnitiotent sceptre; votes and•ispeeohervt•this reputed wise and great haiiideclired that two and omit Must be /our, or at least ought !Abe, aadithen Cannon have been bionght to th e front - and the great discovery saluted. and.tossted, and bespoeched all over the land ; party caucuses have been held and resolutions adopted and "grand rallies" made and th e Honorable, 31ember front - flunktim spoken ; In "his usual eloquent manner," and a thousand other things of the same sort been done, when, lo I it Is all dome to this I gauni - latury Build Your, party platforms ' gentlemen t Digvp wilVand 'blirn the bones of the prophets. Vote and cheer and _caucus, and resolve that God's great truths are lies'; that even the poorest . of His: poor .may, be trampled in the dust with' impunity,' bits" the track, though, as now, through pantie% thun der, and strewn fields of bonet `and . . - bodies, and garments rolled in blood, wow prevail. The dance of rosy jUy °ter wit.. now come, all, all come—to pay„tha piper. The tax bill is passed, and the patina era begins. IBS ALDIOI7I4I/11,1141....",, This event is hoped by the members to be hidden in-the eataing:hours . of about next Wednesday. But there is a little whisper on the broom:I-that %hi President may even yet have something to propose which may require. is,week &Bertha: •.(3inee his return from the army on/the James river, be has been evi dently deeply considering all 'matters. It is said (bat he has declared Some further step in his scheme of emancipation as proposed in his GUI of - March message. I thank he has had, Within a ceuple — of days, another con sultation, or sOmetlileg in that natura, with the border man. 7. It is said Chat he called them all , together, and said in enlist - limo to- , theitigthat thetime for temporizing 11l put, and that, having done so much for them, they inutt note , iiime bp to his support or suffer the consequences for which he-wenld not be insurable, then advised them to go home at the end of the session and take , the. Seidler eats/fellation. It is also said that on Saturday sight the bor derers held 4! - canetti-- - liid. -could agrea on nothing. For my-own part, as the President hes -madaqbem-one falififfer to buy if. they would sell; as be indeed reiterated it when he rarefied theeidered Gail: Hunter, and has in various ways asked and utmost coaxed for bid; bnfrece4vitdhodi drivers noth lug-bat jeers and contumely, I trust ho may now telonsider;olite up the strong box, throw 'away, the key, and dale* the pay day for alavedayseind the-day ofjabiloo come. • "To ..that complexion it must come at last," The Aeon& thee laticr:- He must be blind who cannot see in the signs of the times the in eataineer-llia' full day of liberty. God -But thea4viiiecienif apProichoi; that ef!!DillnecraVs7,ici-: 'eddied. r /ea - 11 "- Its polluting presence in the two Houses; be gin* to got aboard its bad trita and.-uncover Its latent malignity, and, throwing overboard for • time tho little pnidenco and' di:Caney . which policy demands it should Ordinarily as sume, struts forth to Duce and swagger and bltuit ' er and fight. • L.K 141 lg. Tincsocax. No word-painter could Justly depitd the erzide that' omit:4d in thrt "fours; an. Safer day evening, tinder the direction of fhe stage directors aforesaid, to wit: Rita and De mocracy. The facts appear to be these:—The Lions. being in Committee of the Whole, pare were a, dozen or twenty members 'pros pat.-and. Allefl.9l o 4 lo rlfßafrrAdlins , sSeealf Which I re think had been ad in the Bonze two - or-three Units' 'beferevduritrulhe -Heisler!. Voorhees,—,twin of, Yallandigham and none dietArnold,--first got it opt - Itiehardion - sequently used it ; the New York *raid .added "Bennett's Diet notes," and Alien re inseitaied lect has even attracted the attention of the flrest Cow-ing," as one learned Senator is 'sometimes called. It. fi about the' "Ad- ministration keeping za , ligger. ,boarding bouse"—tili:Duff Green's Ifew , is called by ,• es Allen was reaction , away nt his ;bribe told tale, Mr. Blake, of Ohio, took oc casion to controvert some statement le it, and In to doing, inferred to something whlch Richardson. of Illinois, had mild , when he had read the *pooh infore tho Mouse. llichatil eon was not In Ma place, bat one of hi, col leagues harried out and brought him up from a side room or from the catacombs of,the Cep- Itol. Ile lurche4 Into-lb . Modes; leered for ward over a• seat and iris- burned and bar ticulati jabber , denounced what Blake had sold when be (Ittebusison) was out, um "false," as on'stained b'fiuss an folios." 'Bioko responded in, the most detormlned iscrutier,wberi Richardson - went lurching and wildly steering' aerate Abe chamber towards his 'foe. The Serrant-at-arms hero Inter fered, sod 4tigbt the maudlin member, but Blake beckoned hint_to come over, and Gan. Moorhead, whose broad shoulders and large Game aft always seen in Ws place near Rieke'', Cried out, "let, him come on; ,don't stop him : we'll take tare of him over here." While thu was going on, Reiman, of Ind., who had evidently boon where Richardson Was found; came In, and seeing Allen on the poor, with whom be bad had some colloquy about the taw Mit a -dayeeigoi thought, or fantod to think, thtv saws - subieet wawa p' again, arid so he broke In with a wild *sear on this Imaginary theme, astounding the whole Moose at tho newapparillon sap prom. Ise .of a doublo-headad-light. per Allan stood with his "little old epeeob," welting the subsidenoe of the storm. At lisegth somebody Mosquito swijonris, and that, brother. Allen • be permitted to publish his *Nob. Be if you will look carefully to-it, the pren 'will shortly give to the world this groat effort, worthy , the' calamns of the NOV York Blubber, and tho,renowit, of Jefferion Brick. Be ended the aeene l and half an hoar aftereardir Met Moliordsetilfedbig •,:soople of hid brOthermenibitalndirriebtls dot& tle aventiciiiik t imiliagatut.siltty as ono could ; Dot cha .> ri ace :fact• to-which I would In. tit* the Alts I. inimt-micsba'shais'Ai-Siamalgsliasi, to aulliplOWiwall with agnalus t upon the nit sums of money which • al . , .. tsp.& paid for the living of the contrabands in DerareenViiisr.'7;Now;thadit directs from Quartinicuterpenoial lielge, yesterday,: that the Government hasnotas many of them lie it needs to perform the ;labor calling tor hands righl hers. go far from: these contra bands -beingin expense, they are found to: be . the most patient,st , \ady and willing workers for the Government. Last week an order was sent ;to Fredericksburg for fifteen more of these, despised idaek men," who are needed n0w.;,.. These fugitives save I the Government hrindreds and thousanda of dollar,' daily, end there are no - persons bu sneak' ilia would at tempt to make; poll 1.• capital bat of such I . ' - ars e, - , Viers ail; here nowt, Major. Generals Pope, Mitchell, par - tilde' an& Wallace. - What they, are doing remains to be - mean. Perhau they are making and arranging some plan by which the army of_ the Potomac may be rescued from the position wham new it can,only defend it. self. That armyi under its present General,2; has never , yet attacked an enemy, andlroba. bly. never, will.. A: demanittition from some Ether quarter than the. Chickahouday, - upon. Richniondimight terve theenemy to withdraw (ruin beleagueriug:our decimated formic oitibe: James river, and in that way the rebel ea*, tal be taken. semi . urn lea:eimsti. - 11 was very glad to e the able and eleipsent , ,_ , i sii :speech of that great , : in: your_ columns.. lie band deserves to- a power in the State. lie is a truthful man. :One 'sentence which 'struck ime In his remarks was this t that it Is' unworthy of countenance--the idea that ~, it.: Is necessary to c onceal , freidi the peeple -- the truth' as, to the progrearif events or the policy of affairv." , And thin.,it :en.% I,oOk at the effort now making to convince the people that. the disastrous events of , the battle week was it "strategic movement" , directed by General McClellan. That is all ii 'dein, '.ll.lv,ss, are; treat, and one bo was forced to make, And hi Made it with. dreadful loss of i mon , and mita rial; whielpwonld have been greeter but for the skill of liar men as Keyes, 11einte - ilitili.- _ Sumner and others. Things by their' ripAG names I ~We have long enough been fed with' shanis, shows, and pretences. , Menu. &di.. tort, ' !he time . deinenag , dqeneyr tif ,.. Vnirtqn... ' • ' ' : . c...--: - ... L._, c : ._ i.._% ' aittriATAVA.li MEETEUL The Yoke of New York !lON SQUAW. OVERPitrinNe TILE ADDRESS AND RESOLUTRiNS. litelseten to lay before our readers the ad dress and resolutions . adOpted unanim o usly 14, the, graabiseetbig held. in !New, York City Yesterday ITu ' esdayinfterncion. The log wasinucense ; 9ve staridi iirera emoted, presided over. severally, by Mayor OPDTICi, Yriartae`NUUT, HAMILTOII 2 Finn, FRANCIS tiseett, and htsjor General Joia Q. Faxxort. ad4res I and- resolutions ring out glut oraly,iireatbing the ' gloWing Purity of Ameri can patio tismiand warm with the high roadie of lirrilicible" resolution.. . ADDRESS 4'e tha loyal sitilen. of Rein York, is wan misting tortiablid, oit Tfisida - Spare,, on-the 15th, day cl.ruty, 1863 The war in which the United States are an gaged le not a waiof conquest bat Tureltaf ilelnnceWe aro fighting for, that which we received from .nar fathers; .for the Union Which.wes freely entered into by all the par... tics to it; for tho Constitution; which 'raider than this generation,' which was Made k • ill, part, by the rebel. Eitate . s, and which army rebel leader hssoftentimes aworn to. supra,. We did not retist till otteforbearaisesmew Outed to pusillanimity; we did not strika till we had bwn •etrtnik ; and ,when we took:tip; arms wo sought only to retake that whdch hat been taken from us by former surrendered by in imbecile or traltorous.Presidout and Cab inet. • . The rebellion hid no cause or pretext which was even plausible. Misgovernment by the Pederatpower was not pretended, nor any just apprehension of misgovernment, for, though a President had been chosen whom opinions Were hostile to the extension . Of.slitvery,'the Other departments of the Acteeinnient were so' rsnstitutod that no legielstlor hastily to ' - the South could have been perfected.. The rebels invoked, therefore, against .6 - government which themselves or their fathers hea t ed' their free choice, crusted for them, - whose powers they had generally wielded, and - whose aces they had for the grester r part Aged. What this rebellion• was.. for is declared by the eonstitution which the rebels-immedi ately adopted for theubielvel, and to which ibex invited the adhesion of the loyal States. Tbst instrument May' be rewarded au 'their Manifesto: It is for the mbst pert sterri tit", the Constitution orthes United Stake, with these two important tarpetual servitude of the African race, and the inalien able right of- each State-to secede from the rest atetili. Slavery, and emessiott 'the two corner etouis of. the rebel constltutlon, the differences between that and our own, and of course the only mune and ohjeets of the . Whoever, therafore,thitber in this country. or in Europe, sympathises with the rebels, or abets theta, mast justify .the taking up of arms and filling the ' land with distress and Slaughter,' for tee establishment of the - perpe. tual right of slavery and the Perpetual tight of secession.. The bare statement of the Prop. taltion, so far as slavery.is concerned, would seem to be a enflicient srgooseat.•" - is this age of the world, under the ledneuce of our tthristian civilisation, it seems Incredible that any sot of mon should duce to proclaim. p e r . pecual human skritudo an h andamentai ar ticle of their secialoompoot, or that any other. man should be fend on the two of the world' tu Justify or even to tolerate thin:fie iisPect to the assumed-right:Of. secession, the aro.; Meat is short and conclusivo.. Our arnstitn- Lion established `a - goVernhiont 'sod' not ' • leacige; that was Its purpOse. ' the aim of Its founders to make it a governMent . lidlssolu• DM and immortal, was as clearly expratised is the langnege of. the inetrautheit, and of •oon Semporatototui Vikings, salt was Impossible to express lt. , - -- • • ••- • • • . • • M • ry The macein be ignorant of 'American I- T *? to andiaw, he does not know ihstthe Wel of a league or worship le wholly foreign to Our coastlustiocial system. The union between England and Scotland le an much • league or partnership as the union -between Now .York and . Whiled& and when Englishmen talk of the 'tight of ' Virginia to selVgoiern-. matt, let them ask themselves if they think Scotland has a right to secede from_ England . at iatit: - , Bo moots for the legal right.-thow . for the political necesSity. The seoestion of Louisi ana and Florida from Peanaylvania and Ohio Can no more.be admitted, - .natioldered as a question of policy alone, than could the awes lion of Wales 'from England,. er • Burgundy from Prince vim), mom, it would be possible for France to Sabi as &powerful ensphe,witts . - • out l foot of the domain of the Bargundl- - , an pdthees • and England might be poweinsT and' reepeetedc- though the - Webiti • In : their Mountains Stilt Maintained their holipethd- once. - But gush Is the atiapa or this oontinent; and the netwoik of waters which flow through the delta of AeldlssisalOPT.lnt9 . 4ha: Gulf or. Biaztoo„ that Arne part of great valley •oan:,.: not •seoede froM the other.- Prolidimosi hie written its eternal decree upon the rivers and mountainsof4nr continent, that ..tho mutt western and southwestern states shall be 'for- ever•Jolnedt. .., '.• e • - • ...' • ' •-• ' - " -.• • r•-•• , ' But ititlitire pastilitc tit .be 'Otberortma—lf • severatindependentoominethilles, without any national tie, could' 'Mist 'side by side In the groat basin of our continent—!they would be rivals, and friita deals would Nteomienenilti,. !rani; gerithcesch other • seeking prelim alli- - , aim, obitinsang each Othefeprospetityiaind - Wailing each other's Wier. 'The greet es. pertinent -of Ttipablican -government would have failed,. an esperiment..depe caul Mir: its swamis upon the possibility of uniting the in. 'dependant action of separate fitates . La reaptiet In lta - ilmtaranttsboY - or th o ftdittipuir,orio , r, eitiFfauf 41tWitil4au of 4 niti oll ig.tOrgril 4 meat upon all vastara of co mmon eonnern.. ::• ' - 11,:•-aa, irabaltanti the fate of Espubileadit govatamtait . b Atattrioa is to tistenada• EME! *hither & grest country can be governed by any other than the mordirobdcal form, 'frith its concomitants of priviloged'elasses sad stand ing arrumunnepotdirif - consgrAshether -this conntly of oars isto.continnif to be the 113 7- . Wm for the poor and.oppieual-wf-all—eounc tries; there- can be no greater `` -question pro seated to us; none in which the millions -of Cele coating:it nod of - Europe are more deeply edit:erne:rued: -If studirisaaddes we:relaxes. sissy, the thirty: millions'_who now inhabit these states could:do nothing so useful or 'Wh ims's to give themselves; and all that they vs,. that they might leave this brosd land der one free, indiuolable, . republican gov-. ent, opening wide its • arms to the people of all lands, and promising happy homes: to hundred, °Millions for scores of ages. We are persuaded that there has never beelvi straggle betweoa authority and re.; . , bellion whose issues involved - more of flooq • or ill to the humairace. We are not fighting 'for =selves alone, but for our fellow-men, similar the millions who are to tome after use thaseare scones In tto gnat mar of. opinion" which berm before the century opened, and which will be ended only. hen it shall be de cided whether Gowernment I. 'for the few' or the znani. '' . ' We'd. not war wlth Monarchical govern.; Pinta or monarchical principles.,, They may. be the best for some countries.: The republi, can form of .government :is the one vve_ prefer 'for ourselves, and for that, in "its purity and its strength,lllll are offering up - our subatance, d P ouring one our blood like water. We e oontending.for that sehemsof government ref.-which' Washington sad - the rest of the *fathers took - up . ernes ; faiths integrity Of Cue, country, : for o u r " : nat ional 'ailitenee, for the, -Christian civilisation of our land, for our corn- Pence, • oir arts, our sehoola; . for all _these 'earthly, - ddige eliloh :we hav e been tught most to cherish aid respect. - Bnch being the riagnimde of the slake ini this contest, - eaa it be wondered , t that we' I reek WO, all we' have; and all that we can do, ' should be'glfentoour country in this its groat', hour of trial: If there be'a man amongst us }rho does not feet thus,... he should leave us.. W, eilaziffotandure MI - tiiiiifght - ar -i-traltir iit' the midst of as.;`_ Fir 091111i170,;iwo are - will-, lag to iiikeiverlairifeene - Oissitry to secure, the trlumpte of - the govirnment. - • It can have all the resources of twenty millions of peiple. s iII we ask of . it is, that it shall use • them . ulokly,pigoreusly, and. wisely.: Let ushave; o disunited councils, no uncertain polk7, not Lusufficlent armaments, . no paltering with re-; billion.., . • l , ' . • • ' • The crisis Is most serious and imminent.. The nation is not in a mood for trding. .It believes.that the sired. means or suppressing; the rebellion - are the best. It comp ins only, of delays, -yaoilletlon and weakness.' It' Wishes the strength of the nation to be , col-. lectett,; and when collected used, so that not a • vestige of molt remain. ;-We knee that we have the man and the means; we only demand bf the government that it do what it is bound to do, CIO them , with singleness ,of purpose, ',with well-considered plan,- under the lead of the wisest counsel and the mos t skillful coat . This rebellion is a matter.between ourselves Ind the" rebels. No purloin' other than an American had anything ;to do with IL If Another intrudes into it, we must regard and treat - laicAul:AtCrinenty. And any ritelitt government, 'forgetting Its' own ,duttes - at. tempts to interfere in ouriaffaire, the attempt must be repelled, u: we' are sure It will be re pelled with that thinnets and spirit wine' h be come the American people and their represen tatives. If there be anything about which we are allagreed, it is the wisdoth of our tra ditional policy, that we will not Interfere in the affairs of other nations, nor allow their Interference in ours. To the maintenance of this, policy the- nation is devoted, and the government can ulna on the unanimous sup port of our people. -Forasmuch, .then, as-the mental rebellion tad the possibility of foreign intervention i ate it necessary that the whole loyal people Of this country !Mould be banded together u One man, fOr the defence of all they hold moat tor, we here pledge ourselves to each other, ongrese t andAo the President; that,'Nith la our resouria; wtrivill4upptirt peen.. Mint in the prosecnUon of this war, with the btmestpossible vigor, till the rebellion le ut terly -overcome, and its ;; eadera brought to merited punish ment • • - The following sego! utions ware nnanimously Adopted:: . -. _ 1 -Witzazls, at .a meeting of the citizens of liew York, convened oak the 20th of April, 1881, it was resolved to mipport the Govern knout in the prosecution of ,the war then open pbyd the rebels,-with all the means in our ower; and whereas, nothing has since occur red to change our opinienni, °tone deterushia lion then-expressed, but ;everything to oon llrta them; and whereas, slier Az germs of mag nesia* to the federal arms, Interrupted only by Wfew temporary reverser; the casualties of ar have reduced the effective' strength' of the regiments in the field, so that, recruits are needed to 811. t hens. up; and, whereas, the °con , 'potion of the plum repossessed by oar army requires 1111 additional force; and the' Pseud.: dent has called for. three; hundred : thousand en, and for theserreasoni another meeting of zees has been called, and is now assem bled, It is thereupon - - . iloolved, -That' we roafti ill -the ' resolu tions of the meeting of . April, , 1881, hereby declaring that every event that has since oo cursed has served to strengthen the convict , : Lions, then held, of the wickedness, of this re riiion, and the 'datrof all loyal citizens to oppress it with the strung hand and At all Brooked, Thit this war is waged on the part of the loyal for the overthrow only of the disloyal; - that we seek not to' enforce any. tlattos or to establish - any :prtviloges beyond hose given as by the. Constitution of,pas fathers; and out; only , aim and purpose have been, and now are, to maintain the supremacy Of that. Constitutfon over `:every foot of soil khan. it ever bort iwaY, and •not a line inter . olated or a line erased. „ . Bombed, -That nears for the nnion-of 'the id Wee, the integrityof . the . country; indite Maintenanarof tide government, without aaj traudition or iltudiihmtion, whatever; and we 111 stand by them and riptioldi them, under il eircumstatioes, and at averTlieoessat7 sac rifice of life or treasure: , ' ' ' • '.'Resoltred, That while ..mosaic*, and will Sedulously maintain the rights of eaoh State node, tho Constitution, we abhor and repadi. rite th e doctrine —Lataeto .national malty, and So pronto of treason into army and wavy, end among the people—that allegiance Is due to the State' and .not to' the ..United States; holding it a, a cardinal maxim, that to the United States, as a oollective government, Is doe the primary allegiance of all our people; ind that any State or confederation of Staten bids attempts to divert it, by force or other. in, Lit goUty albs grealat of:Crimes solust humanity and mutational Union. - • Resolved, That we rage upon • the Goiern matt thee:emir. of its utumet skill and vigor, lathe promotion of this wit., unity-of de! }lgo, comprehensiveness of plan, a uniform' policy and the stringent use of all the Lambe within its mob, °gutsi e st with therumgesed civilised warfare. : 7. . Resulted, That we leinlitiWiede tit Moll.' etetthe of the .P•oPleot:Pte United sate. in this verb ; those who ate loyal to Ite consti tution and every Inch of its soil, and are ready to make Gritty sacillice for the integrity of the Union and the maintenance of civil Liberty /atilt:lt, and those who. openly:or ootertly endeavor to serer oar country, or to yield to the Insolent demands of its °cornier ; .that we fratartilee With the former, and detest the lat.' tar; and that; forgetting all. former party tame* and dlstipetions, we call- upon nil triotio citisens to rally for one undivided country; on* flag, one deetlny.- - • -•- Booked,. That 'the government of the United States and Its people, with an ems. ilonal exception' along the Mkiess !nimbi tants where this rebellion.was fostered, have wisely and studiously avoided all interference with the cocoons of other nations, asking, and usually enjoying, a non-interference with their own, and that such Is, and should con tinuo to be, its policy; that the , intimations of a contemplated departure from this cooed Male of conduct on the part of some of the Stations of Snrope, by so interrentiun is oar present !draggle, is II arklost-to them as it would bete os, nod to*the groat principles for which we are contending; bat we astute them, with • solemnity of conviction which admit' 6t no distrust or feaz,nzuLfrons a knowledge of, fed a firm malacca apart th ee piri t and for titudatif,twenty millions of freemen, thou aty attempt thus to intern= will 0:1144's lass unparalleled la its COMO, tuloomparable GAZETTE VOLUME' ,206 in- its persistence, and fatal to those whom it is, intended to aid; and that it will tend:only to strengthen and elevate the republic. -Resolved, That the iskal?buivery and en durance exhibitedby Our aimy,and navy have elicited our admiration - and gratitude; that we Wald in these'qualities the &Uniting:es of sure and rpeedy'suocess toeir. irms ' and of rent and dlscouifittire to the rebels ;theit we urge the - government to aid and strengthen them by all the meant to its power, and.car•- fhily to provide - for sick; wounded and die; abled sadism add their familles;• to prosecute the war with Increased vigor and energy, until . therebeliton is utterly crashed, the Integrity of the Union in all its borders restored, and . every rebel reduced to submission, or. 'driven from the land; and that to accomplish then ands we- pledge to our rulers our: faith, our fortunes and our lives.. • Resolved, That we spritnie of the admbile tration of the President of the United States, and of the measures recemmended and sand boned by him for the prosecution of the war, the suppression of the rebellion, and the *el len of the country ; that we unction as Wise and expedient -the' US for three hundred thousand r• more troops, and earnestly exhort our countrymen to rally to the standard of the Union, and bear it aloft until it shall float in peace and security, and be everywhere re speotedand honorer.: Resolved, That a general , lormament is re quired by every.consideration of •policy and safety, and the Government should loss no jime in filling up.our armies and- putting .the . whole seacoast in a state of complete defence. _ , Rosolsred, That it be recommended to the Common,Conneil of .the city. of New -York to offer a bounty of twenty.lvit dollen to every resident of the city . who shall :.within thirty days , enlistAxito any- reiriment • now.: the natigre in the Valley... Mr. Stanton. . The following b an extract of a:Washing , ton late!' tathe N. Y.--World r • " • - So the question le eaftled. hfeClellen is to be reinforced; and the siege of Richmond is to continue. Rather, I, .gboold say, the assault upon Richmond 'lll essayed ;ler hoar litelemore of irenchee. and engineering, except; aa at Harrison's Landing, for purpOses of defense Meanwbile,what is the co-Operating - privies that - shell insure suCcess; •Theeld:pernicioris impolfej Of,no-cakperetio,n, Is 'forever, aOllO with.. There :is.astreng one, leader, - perhaps, General „Halle*, will be sl,ll pointed to havl r opinniand and sufseribtion - over all for* in'Y 1 411 4; aid,w4 l 41-, W 8 4 1 :4 ington or some other central Po - 44..9C ct'uye'r" genre..,"Bat government sadly pusiled. -- , is not true duct, as yet, any decided advance is making Levant Richmond. from; thls Oren tion. Immediately after - ,thes; great battiest . . Gen. Pope was ordered,. on' impulse, to, eon emanate all th e forces scattered between the Alleghenian and, - Fredericksburg, aid - March overland to.atiank - the enemy's left Sink of I tear. Reflection showed that:the enemy's po-, 'Mien was really menacing . Washington, and, that dangerously.. _By great exertions 50,000 troops, perhaps,.could be maenad, front _the debris_ of Bleldowell'i, Bank's, imps. • Rut if thole ferias should,pnsh for . Richmond,. via, Iderusuas •, or Warranten, "Stoneariell"Jaakeen eouldeasilfsweep down the Shenendoah Valley, mom the - Potomac, and enter. Maryland.. If, on the other hand, Pope should go:down the valley; what would hinder the rebeli from taking the straight cat across lots and bombarding , the capital from oar ill-geinisoned forts on ArlinitonHeighte? We have net got out, of this dilenimayat. The truth must be told.. It three months' men,-were at once fliewairom the North for the protection of Waihington, I think • Pope could they _scarab down,and that, through his - aid, McClellan' eculrout the rebel, grated-army, I firmlY believed/at in SOON such direction the true policy of the, moment ambit trend.. Will nothing arouse : our lenders ,to Che exigency; They a:leanly. a race, of Sourbons, who learn nothing., Al/. this very moment the enemy has avail ap peered' in the. Shenandoah. - Valley.. ,Ngly Gdings l Sins fir sedulously concealed' from the people. bad omen periadesaundi patches.- Sen. Schee*, now at Lturay, tele-, grails that three thouiend rebeis are betireene him and Gen.. Banks. Of soiree', if..itirso thousand ere , there, iweiti_thousaudare no far behind:: Every soldier knifire this Mist be so. And the faot is that, instead T r ot being se route for Riche:mini, as the iTtirtft dams like-, ly, Gen.. Pope's- forces are(oven now - distrib-:. need in email souffle from - the Ilifsto the lieershelia 'of our frontier, ciaithig, precisely what - point is to, he the enemy'a of approach before concentrating to meet Men.. (ions. Pope, Sigel,- Shenker, Stahl, and a lalf Aerate others, are inert at Willard's, waiting for the movement of the waiters. Pray heaven It May be one of healing. Mr. Stanton, to do him joitlee,ls terribli hard at worle,"aed - 1 believe trying to - disaprei . the best course. , Yesterdiy, while khaporpee Of his child lay silent in hle,home, the;over-. tasked secretary was la the country's behalf, finding Gone to mourn over - the lit; tie Must saith Widens; -; "hien in grab place &ragtime servants -I:4 . tarienta of the sovereign on *tato, servant, of ; teen* and. servants of Ineiness,eo ; ea they have no free dom, neither to their persons, nor in their aer Rona, nor in their times " • Gen. Stevens on ahe ; :James lelend Reverse.. _ Our correspondent- at' Port 'Royal tends-Us toe o ffi cial report - of Beni-Steven,,- In regard the disaster•oat Secrossionville.l From that doonmentutud the. highly: memor andtun whicifitooompeniev,l‘: tke reader ,will, learn Mat Gebt t Stev ens' denies, emphatically, two polite Which hive been trge&i&delence, °Caen, ; Benham in orlering the attack.' One was, that the Council et 'War held before tha battle was'unanimously favorable to the pro= „feet. This, Gen. Stevens produces the vouch= ars Of Gene. Williams and Wright; strength ened by his own word, tii,refate. throe of the general Officers with 411.6111'0ml:Deihl:Lb& advlxed'i believe& thitt; netll the heavy batter ies had madeWn itapresslori iiporis the eeltarsi works, an attack'.Would:be:suicidal; Is it proved.' The other *int wax; that Gen. Sti-, yens'neglect to make the tweediest the Time prearranged, the 'attempt abortive., Gen. }Hemet! ' very epeoiBo In",..dieproving this assertien, 'siring the 'islet time of eaeh of kb movements; and showing them to.havo • anticipated'" 'thee period, predetermined by .; Such are the-statements of- tir b officers; both men of : credits mass courage; and kottlidhlt4Lulthed- fon. , impetnous gallantry rather than, for caution. and delay, ;The-issue is distiacitliinade up, and aeltnow only con-, terns_ the persons ,whose,Screcf-kr futpli 4 ., rd, ths patdiemarbe *moused Pl.:dismiss the case .1111 _of eshiusted.-;intercut.. enough to know the' affair lit.Btwitssionyilli was in the highest degrectilitgrabefuk, and_ that none of the disgrace attaches to the men, !rho fought-with peculiar daring coil patelst 7 : euty.—N. - Y. noses.. Tkci Chntie A ataxia dispatch to the ISfairltork . l`rmluee; dated Beltlutore, Monday, Jely 14, eve' tt4 follow's* eeiretpeadteiiir, wai *s.iataie4 19 , itte_ainugeand iaiiitiagaioitargu plalorth a. few days sleoeby.the Major-Oa. YOnt'aV boatloa'lo hereby callodlola extract trona the Louisville tountat,' of the 10th law Thole Or us who know yen perionally,-knoie Umiak chirp is utterly talcs. • The world needs oily, /oar denial, under yotcr owoslgnatnra..: Yoare, very tzulyi B. P. Calm, No. 110 litadlsoiSaientitl;;.'' To lion. B. B.Cutr 1 NO. 110 Madison avenue . . 1 Nov* York • . " .1 I have your note' of the lith . liiit4UOlN'oll my attentionto an ociltorint In 'the' Lonirrills jounsat of - the 10th inst.; In which I ato elated vitt'. conduit'. "not only ,InfurlOns to the (Loren:meat, but disgraceful JO minify." • . • - As there.are no spectecationsitc; this eharge,' I eau onlypronotiace It to be In.the broadest sense unjust, unfounded' false; and totltunel. oath I butts mitt, to all my lite, oonseloasly dons an injury to soy' homess.tyleg. 'As to I doodle! cruelty and guilt, my entire nature revolto at both ; sod my oaantryatoOola nev a be. ?treas.:lad that I bon era gatlty • I demand .tho totalestlati , P" 4 "* l2 i *sits utterly and absoloply - oat 0304=6 sizoiat;' O. M. Mtniotb.. -• Trentolea in Knell's Pepttatmont t , .; Knell's seams that the: origin of the charges ,‘ against Gen. iiirctin, are the folloWing - • When thelBth Ohio ItiginientWere trotreat= tog through: Athens; some of theinhabitelate who;-blar aangregseed*on,•the Pubilo hooted at them, telling Wean f!rtm,,yon 4:4,4 yankete,'! "out sticks; you cowards; and several' heta *ere fired front the atoreeMi the: square. ha - a 'consequence . the. aeldlere were very much exasperated; and when Vial,. town - was - .re-occupied wen IMAM for xi, mmge..:: It' is mad. with how met truth ; .know net;that Col....Turtldn told them that he would tune' his back for two boon, but at any 'rate 'the boys :lent in with a will, and in leas than an hour erery place of business on the 'eqiere,, excepting perhaps lour or iire, was literally gutted. - • We think the Ixiye di!! right,Ant eo did not some of Col. Tnrobln's stiwilorii - as Will be . ' seen Itnte the felloWlng:from'the Chienge,; Cot J. Tmunut.--It will; be Martb a briefiteragraph. elsewhere in this paper,_thAt.„::: - Col: Turthinithe.well=known. commander the Sib brigideritt illitchel't nape d'Onnes".'.,'" has tendered or is about to tender his resign Con, and that Lleut. Col. Scott, also Iliinoir 19th; is 'about to throw up- - his' totti•w'r!' Mission) and accompany his Colonel' homit I Coli,Tarchin, hitt tad, from the ,beginulnati; : - the wisest and clearest ideas, of any man' tn..., the fadd;' slant the way in. which thin w a r" should-be-conducted ; and it is the apprects-7. Um; of these that has caused the action, on thee' nut cif superiors that compels his militia= Cow , . lie Believes; and, as far is Permitted to, has acteltution the 'Mild thatlA the people of the South , are enemies and art to: be. teated'as such; that their pretended ' property:in .. men 'ants by no law that:heft ' biturid 'to - respell,- arid' that - they shoulld= be as hi' as!pinalble tit:defray - the ponies ef.the campaigns -Nations like' these isheisAnef like the 'v s- ' ible form of deeds hiVe'"!oT-'-cdstroe; brought' doWn'tp434 his beta and upon lax gallant riNgli !me the Wrath the generals whose wh - olee: Object seems: to be td hunt the niggers ofrett,'_ it muter, end to guard semen .1311101 1, Petchtol and' chicken; mope. tll,thogo; Dori, ..Cartos_ Basil the Most notorions-rpoiCain.,- loeirhote. nets , have earned tot tali ~ aientivz rebelanberovritle has been,the appellation, - "She friend bf the Soutb.''' II• it lit "she has;: ' Cunt tliellith l Of - Our Chieekt raginientite the rear, ittinped Colonel Tnr chin of bit brigade, and put him and hid than whom there are no better, to the task of guarding- a rrillrosti:-. -We- respectfully. ask the:Prestdent. to takenotioe of this'ase, and iftt proofs to be 'tut now, s tated.. to put .the Inntleman with; the,. portentous 4pants4 same to the rinks, and camellia shoulder straps_ lobe stibilielltql.Turclan'i coat. .Whit hitter lifer the best - soldiet of ' the . two, and'what ii otOulte mush importance;' he. believes 16 the war:- That , Don Carlos don't' , From .Evacuation .of lettand..Tfie Negro. .itegk:. ; mflntr=cAnd,itionof The ;Ward Stator ii4aintranspor Capt. Lowlier, arrived on Monday; morning in three. dtiya frown:at:Royal, bringing kaiak , and wounded roldlors.- The Ericsson brings no trews ofirripoitince.'t The troops :were in good hrialth; for that Gem' 'Hunter was- pnrimitrg the tenor oft& 'way." Gov. Saxton was verj.. popular at Beaufort.: James Island had been abandoned by oar men ) who .baie been taken - teEdist‘Hilton Read, and Beaufort.. Cf riews,itithe stria sense of the term, theiti • is nvt a word In the Department of the booth; but-of- topics very . Interesting to- the Mom , thousands who have friends serving torre,,- . there is ibundanim. Port 'Royal. Barber, it' the present time, presents to the naval' eye an unusrially attractive inspect, there ho .1 ; less than six gunboats, two sloeps-oVyrar k end the liiii4Of.battle ship Vermont lying grimly in the watenT: The - Wabash, which has been.:: stationed stationed here from the time of the taking the plattairritil tow, excepting - for a few weeks Wherraho was absentmi service alengtheiTlO,c l - rfda tionit,:rmiled - jesteidayiunder , tionatininX.: of,Capt. Raymond Boger*, for Philadelphia, carrying the blue pennant of Commodore pint to the , bleckading:iteet -- ottherieste where It will be transferred to one of the gun --- boats. -The Commodore will reined here efterZ T.'- inspecting the condition of the - &stay llooluding the "Cradle of Eidecition,k and will hoisthis penitent on board the Ver;.' , - moils itnir chiefly employed es atnipply , yes lei. The Wabsah, it is - understoed, rb-' turn tothhatation aßitreesivinganew , .. Mist and - undergoingrepalre clothe:CW=loi whieli she strifored duringthibembartimenirit- . • the forte at HilttniTalied and Bay doormats; - apparently trustworthy - V.41.1W point to some demonstration of , tlw anritriri: against. Port Royal "'eland, with a view driving our iiiihrfoiifortheirsjeasent cur- - - tars in Beaufort. 'Phe "Ishind, licirever,.- . is - very strongly 'reinforced by ths:presiume Gen. Stemple brigade t added te thie f ..form!, j,. previously under command of Gen. . molt Of -Whom-Winn bithight tip forte' Iftlyv-," - West smiths. 'Tatum to. take pert hi the contemplated attack upon Charleston ) . now postponed nntil the Alt To the els for theirtionerltr In breaking the holiday Glummer of *argon:Gl of didy,selebration at' - Port Reid Perry, the gunboat_ been - sent-6 Operate around the .rear of Gert.'Brannan's commend; Ind prepse*.: rations ore . aotively_in progress for a dirseent von sorneportion of the main MEC forint. . _ - Senattir : -CarLtle - and iwest Vi ginia. 24.443nat0r Cartila enrprieodalibntthoceaho Itimr:iipi.best s , Tisesdaj, by .yotiag , alKotti.- the a4myttion of yrest r yhi t ioa 11211050411r.1 ,- . 11 94r: after_ _biorin:lndPc°4* l P,U,SM to sword: the; bill so aa to yroildo for a yra7 . ,„ •`: people; and atcol6ll4:pared - jp:464,iti!': along° provlding , for -gradual apairipatloa, _ .The - hitt ,peeed by the Senate provblei" far'thetr - eoint,of aU pereone ban - State iiihr next 4th of Jelly, stator the fzee.-=, dentin!' hp on -coming , of age who -are - nada tin'iearafat that time , ilia intthirti r ltee who are between ten and_t!ten ly-ene at that 'elite. The new Statu te to be ' , futityni tothree :Rep re ti 4 The Confirmation ;Bill. • .; The New York neer reviews the Coniecai lion bill, and aunts up as followi The sitiole_bill is Just and - It gives _ the'rebeis to understand distinctly tbe.peaat.%: ties theirinctir larder the taw, •at well as !pith ; the sword; by; perileting • in their rebellion It gives a definite legal o hamster to them pen steles,' 'add ef i brds; tor all now entertil'in:the: rebellion, an opportunity to retries their State.' if they desire to do so. And thepiturisioiitur!' thotishig the President to prooltip Jul amnia.: ty, sadanu all that Call be elalmed ror bets on the coote,of el/money; or:that ma. 7. bir . dentandedly tits public goali. ' ;•-• . Leis prAmass INSURANCE CO: Office, R corner Wood end Fifth FIBB ARD MAIM INSURAZIW: - • • ' . , Rib. Phillips, James D. Irma,' ja..wait, . Cs pt John .I...•lltwaim [ Wza...13. Figs, , , &Wind P. labrj,rer, J o hn, L. Parks., - ammo D. Joni*. ~ * ' - Cbazies EL 1314:11; Proa w i i coide r .. - t Wm. V. 4 Kirk. C. Daiwa Lova '-` '-: man weern . ria',A444Y 4 "- - ' , • BIU7. ()LED .• t' &V dank % Sallll • laso, A- tre.ssaa tiostri, J.l ozbaf, wat t= oil l z u4 b7 1 , 3 * co., 225
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