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'ii. llßAt ita n OUOCESIBS, UAKILLI KOPE OAVIIM : XVftAJLx ttkocuu, /oiw*»Dijrft' SMS^SSrLr, tftjjrtrwi, Plttabnxgh. u2A_ - H - 8 ° * 4treet » *° d 65 rront J®*®* Ptt*WOMß,^. l ,.i M '.„\l.'j_.',:Jnm B. PUVUUO : 8. DILWOKTH & CO., Wholesale! “* ffljfcaigßfgr | JOH3 . wt.■ ■■ h Bfj. vn 1 juhn v^Mmmw££*G£ A LKXA-NUEK KJLXU, Wholbulb! <*«>«», Xm.omr ol bODA A*H, No. 273 Liberty ! etnoty PltUborgh, Pa, f / 7 ; IYiNLEL. BENNETT Je/iJON, Manu JL/ f-IciUKM 0» WHITE STONE CHINA AND: PtKgKT, PLTHigfcltOli, J*a. *• *» i. hmwiii.i. * • bast : HBIIPHIIi i oa. «St- C *S!i. l>,i S. 4n i O'Hara •treeta.uaar the City SfftrES&i, PUwbnrxh, Pa., Mauufsctdrere oi MACKINTOSH AMD iMtnmsfn: S&£iB?s ° f S Si LLATIKG STEAM ENGINES AND! sUsizesmod tort »tyto~ •Hstkigpat up wtsd. via bortqoAilrj, we ue prepaid U3.do bcary tf*b-- blog, and solicit wffrk. in thia line, trusting that by' sud tits character of oar work, to merit : public patronagey i sttentlon to oar BALANCED *“#»*■ / ' i JOSiCra F. jtUAIILTyX & _ Ooroer of First and Liberty streets, mylfctf j Si jWatbb St., i Ms Piu*barrn, msaa&ctarerofßOlLKß&lTßTS. , WKOUOHTbPI&KB, COMMON ASJ> BAILBOA J>| BIT. •*®» te*E» or smell, mads to order st short notice, j A rppo assortment constantly gp hapd. t ,tnt2fc»s J » _e._5 f w*-..~Xr. t. ». oawmcuJ Wsrehoass, Mo. la Wood street, corner of Jfirst, PUuborgh. PsJ WJSLLB, 'Oo^iA'd^lui LUxafj XM, opjroiU Sixth, PltuimrA, njanty ton. of WHIPS. tASHBSAJfp SWITCH? WUBjV. • Oaten MHcteattaa "2H222222H51 rnEETH i 'EXTBACTBIj 'WITHOUT 4 ABE r, : i .1 haw‘4»al their teeth extracted frftqfrffldyfrft txA kfe/tfldy&o testify as to the safety ana pSnieM&ca of ihorjtn f&s?)TTßidi mejf j.» flitiinrt-ci t-Zihinir*' t-Vjitrstf i dWTABTIKOIALTKBTBanserteddaietBryStyS,’ roidmrr* Wfc*;Mmaiod is .11 cmm u b. of! the best material. ' / > ■■‘■’it* ruayoppar, PxsnsT, IS* Smllhfioidst. • 'CdaS^il U Baildlog.aiEiist'ofoWaraCilAaod'JSrairtatt^Sfi.j ,‘pjttai*jghd-3<*u *I9M toWu'-M Se-’P ■.it'ti.d f»V' £&mksacifeCiPfil Ai. iHilloCk.! Xtoateta Bobbins, * - j , ROOSURtiUERa, Ke. XXrWi&dOHK&FOK &CO t frpi4ifa. Ms^snEismissgnsr -'•areH <T9l;ta»A . itOOIiBIiLEB AMO tiTA s tiCTaa, Mo; 78. Fourth stmt, Aporioßtig^c- l utißPa Pbalhb w Tsnr tJruxas, Emjwidmjks akd 9nuw Goods, 5». n Market street, Pittsburgh. _ _ • aplO • i RM&'iEifrAVt2 T 'l*tiiiLrTB. WnilAM VAB^iDuumfus.! ■J, incur Kata, Bowcu, Hoituou, rod >ll m cnrtttofbrmountsu» .•Wii'-tn.iit,sai J'-i t«a<“ : Panoo. aa trocar. LOAHB ihroaih m, umcr onnonaMSWenlr.! zz,m-irJSi'Ti v/;7Tj. ; /XhoMviaiss toisTeol thdf moan to rood ad- "*-***«*&iw* Ail mnoaaicatioaj tad tutauttn AilHWaliiitt fc?SS" r , oa “> or “' “««. ropcalto Bt, P»or. I - .t,yt ro J&ujlxtM jdlidg ' j FK3S^ rs ®^ Fiss? ••; : ->y;.,..jSSet-v: GROCERS, gHEIVES , , :u *B9W**j* ' ,1!’? COMMISSION MERCHANTS, CMnrtafi4&:> :. ; ' J -' i: ~' fferasifejifa. l -PA. WBOIiSBAXEkJIIOCEL-- So.m libebty btbekt, W& H ’ jKifiKPAmCK & t£L '-Vast; uIOCUI <UD Comßinm-W«tiw>iwg- Jlnalan SN-iSff. “ d nunui*ctott* ganariUj. 112 Booondt»»t,|iu»bßrg|>.- / > ;.t-. - r »£a«e«gi matiMt- BAGALEV, Wholesale! • <^*pCK *»^ < ** W *od a> Wood meet, Pim-; VhV** -. . >-. ~. toafcdtf j tuh ttado,Mid rood, prcia^t mezwmffiG TRvtuttMiama, m&iain AND COMMEROT At , " PITTSBURGH, books. A. THKILLINO BOOK. . 1 AMONOIHIPIHXS. .__ 1. AMOBG THK PJUE3. r "n 2! ;... - L« nV V. 8. Army, B‘ful*tioa*, rerisodi rWS3Bi3E?? . la »i«m 4f«m«iji , JTeiaglui’i MfeffifliTmltj; i • ■ !. Joinings Arts.of.W4r;- T ofMWtnryJnitituttoni; «K?£ man i u, ,? f **• Art of Worj fg^giBKs;-- WflUrd s UAmuttof.TstatßnHlc*; : * L°Dgmora oa Gunshot WotimU?' L»uuksißouKjji d. B»dK ‘ of li>rd B«a»i li ftSii fUiip Sidut,,; ; W. Hoham, ; ?£“•» LyßoeeTewy; > - Liberty and filamr—Bledaoe; ;.. JqctOTM, eft Apoc4yp»—BnUfcr; \- , Luß.aodBpe«[>»of DotwUc ~ •. T .{JUsiOiy.Qf all «•- UrgU»6/.,{i:> , ; J.. X.. BKA.D,2B;dearth rtrw c^hds. A L WKBB&BRO., Oom«r Fra* and Oomthirc* fit*.,' Baltimore \ ; General Commiiiion Hereiianto & Agenta for Um tale of, DUPOHT'B'GUKPOwptB AMISArKTY rUBE. 'bISSSW®' Wm!» of WEBTEBN • «-P*”?* “d m*ke ad rente* ihereon. 7 .»** to fipnl. of WanbooM, Sirei'to 1 ' wrtnuTp h, fitnith A lio.il . Miller & Hicketaon, . s O«orge W. Smith A 00., PitUbarab.- v - Bpenoer 6 Garrard*/, CnJp 6 Shepard* . iB. Bojrord A 80S, Brttoow. At tiWYEK,' COUKIBAIOH »f Hugsaxt, for the tale of-... 'CBIJDB P£TBQLXDM,/ i > - ■ ' • ' BSriHBO.OIZ^ -L..--... KEBOSEK®,• ■ . " rSAPBTUA, Ac. *'\ ‘.i_••''*• >:. ; ■■■• • ' N 0.149 WATIB bTREtT, „ Biafie oo eoo*l*na«fit» i prpmjit **mcuAi *u«aiita givca to «U tmiiae*. •Pj2U3ffld . . JjjUJRNJTUKE .O&JfK ASI> WOODCBAIBS SELtiUiO OfF' WHuLmliic. uk ttfcTAlL. j v 4AS. W. WOOOHiBU, 97 «*W<WO«H* * Idnom!** * Ce., : >nJ Hiywtithmrw. 'mhlo ‘ PATENTED OCT. 8,1861. Ditimdgirt Patent • OVAL LAMP CHIMME3, • MatraUctipwl'of XX FIiIN't^GLA^S. 04- BaiaetWttcb,boating all pom ttoevsurttspctoiti a **- D. DITHfilPGfi, -■• ~ fort Pitt GUar Work* -■ Wartthigion trrotl, •PIT .i.’r■>...• >r- « MmbttTKh, Fa. JAMBS H.CHILI«S*COi, i BOPE OOTTOS MILL, ALLEOHkSY, « . *j*AfcjriLcnr»*»j» ( - BEAULZSSMAU6 AND Of 0&&ABU&* • border* left at H. Child* A Co.’*, 133 Wood at PUt sborgb. will recetTaattantkm. ocgtkdly to., FOit’ SAUS VBKY PAUM WAUuifl rod BPBIHQ WAflyaa. OABIMHIIE'* OABTB AHK COAt CABWr XlHßlia .WUKKL6, CANAL, OABDIN .AM’hiAMO &lOMB MiaoM 1 *: ,wh nf r j BAItIiUWS, all made of the bbetdrydisabarralßoon! kindsol npatrttig wteadAl to promptly. Apply to' a > -}* ‘l m INUBH HAAS, Waoos MAkuu' \\ OTICE TO OIL KfiFlNKKfi AND Xl OTHEKfI.—Xh* Ptposylrania Beltr Manatee* tunog 00. hsTiaeosinpleted i their arrannmente for Uaynusahclhjj VI 011,10? VITBOL,- , *re v nDTr‘^rep4red r to etifiplr the trade therewith. Their Phtinua Mill htTLux a ceaacitT ol 12,000 he. per day, they will to e&abM to fIU or.! den la largeqaaatuies ttithvw delay. ’ ' Addins, OZOBCiJt CoLIiU UN. Axeot. f*h}£ie'< -a Office. 24 Wood street, Pitueargh. • AHXtiTiiAli rlMisQttwgg ? JLi DAuah to the ant selscibnnds of &E2f UlKk UAYAMA!iCIOABB« ahd ail klnds of fiMyKINQ AM© CUEWING 'TOBACCO, hNUr/^pANCY; pKSKroSfS* <>:r ' UUAI ‘ LK ‘ i uoGE,: Vtr W. YOUNO; RQCMMdr to'CMt- ifcad. il/i'.ffi &fr|Tj pAGIEK -reVrpO ;IV?, nkurotti t thzblispeZlPMESAFX44- RINGS, said B,THANA:Kain.pIPIT.Hie •+, M 8mlltltolJ«r»l. ' flEO. ALBHEK. BON 4.C0., W«oii. UuuwlmuDiumn BOOTS,suo£l, lc,| Qftm»r Totirth nd Wootl ctrwta. PJtufiarrh. ' \ puraict^jra. £)K. CHAKLBB H. STOW?, PHTSIGIAJi AB^SOBGIOB, «j Sfr »? «MBAI>TIJMT,,. (Offalt. OolomMS. ftow, wy Bwp.uto, Miff,) > OUABTBKMtoTEBH* WAB BAHM, CLAIMS 10A1SST Tai'oOT- 1 IBSMIHT, bought bf ‘ FITMBDEOn TBtfSrC&IIPABV, - hn-Jia f JQHK P. BOPLT/T. ’ WSS&S^s SIDES, ir- 'inSSbts%»SSfj»'- I i ,° 3l ii . VUUbnt T«nJrt i?B@S@SgS» /.JLV J) v: nut «• TOMf4jPou j S* Vf ■ il; y':}- f; _'-j- ■■■j SAT f ittslruriilt - S. fiil)i)LE & CO., ' . f SDIIOBB ABD PBOfBtSTOBB, I Publication Office So. 84; Fifth gtiectl IIOBKIHG A3D EYKNIKG EDITIONS, DAILY, OOHTAIKIHQ TBS LATEST KEWB BP TO TBS HOBS'OP POBLICATIOH. /!' ] ■ .* * I ' .TERMS: : V ' - '.i 'MonmxirJtomov-rffS per gxumrn In adTnno ejpt- UoßnUp«r'_irMk froi)icMTl*E«. . H perimnoa In «draac*,'Offl c«nt» peiyvwk from cuTienL (d | • WnmiT/faraon—Single copU», personam} Plt*or aero, Cl t U;.Ten or opwirt|ji; tl pir Annum: lnnrlaLlx tn sdriuuo, . ABTBRTIsnrO AT SEASONABLE BATES. ftWTood rtrwt. SAIDBDAY MORNING, ADO. 23. FROM/GEN. M'CLELLAN’S. ARMY, The Ecaenation of Hwcicon’c'Landing! TAB ARBi ALL OVER TAB CiUCKiDOIM; IntorestißgDosoriptionoftli* March; SLAVEB FOLLOWING THE AKMTj Foriftisa HoXftOff'Ang; 18-49 a. u. I The Bead of the firs t wagon train of the re-' tiring' Army of the Potomac reicfccd Hamp ton yesterday, about A p. m.Porter’s divia loo, being L the advance «oott after. The march' frorn ffarrishn’s Lending; between sixty and seventy miles, was accom-! pUshed inlessthsutbree daji. Thepredsd time of starting I do not knoW«r It Jsuuder4 stood that the main portion ofthe Array’will: branch'off to York town, where rations wofcedj and in balk, hare been sept. Last evening Qcn. .was at tbo Chickahomfny,end by- midnight it* was ex pected theentire army would cross that stream, tioouts had, returned from within three mile* of the ,WhitO; House, having . tfavertod * the region end routes 'the ‘enemy' weald take in! case of pursuit, without having seen an armed! rebel j to that it is now certain that the move-! merit will he accomplished without molesta-i tion or even; the knowledge of the enemy. Geo. Buratide, who proceeded to the {Chick ahominy Saturday evening to bare.au-inter view with McClellan, returned at a late hour last night, and proceeded Immediately to the hCadqnartars'ofifhfn.-pjt.- •;. - None of the transports that came down the James bave ; left, though the gale abated to materially during :the night that U would have-been practicable .for .most of them to have gone out.. Great diicomfoirt prevail! on the crowded ittameri ait anchor. Probably notlese than-fiOO-steamers, tailing vessels and barge* now ride ati anchor In the Boadt, giving some idea of the vast appoint ments of ibis briny* . At-least >'oue stammer and several barges utn| schooners have sunk from collision and other caases. SHil the loss of property hae.been ranch less thejj.plight have been - ’ ' "" "*■ - Old Point once more teems with every va riety—that is, every variety known to.a great ! human life.' IJrerythlngeataple.is gobbled, op, ;,aadi every avaOabl* aleeplag place is i»lcd,“ lo drinkabtee, I •ay nothing,save that.of aU.ihis mas* lies* eeeu not toeiceedthm rarvod* in ihePleiut Intoxicated. ~600d r order istEe prevalent'ficu* . Quartered, at Camp Hamilton,. Newport Hews, Craney Island, ,endi on vessels; there are between ten and twelve theuaand soldiers pronouoeed nn flt forj.4ervioe, though' proper ewesfor .tbebofjntils. [LutFriday, | the regimental surgeon* at IlaiTisonV Laud : log, agreeable to instructions, reported the ; number unfit for .duty, ifhloh.VM put at 800, for transporting whom meant were provided. The next morning, abont'3,ooo presented thetnsfllns,andtbonnmberhaaitncegrownto upward driOjOOO.■ ,7?o'qtLMtioD at*ty,'*liarge .proportionof thisnumber, tire. m*Hpgeti,der moralised soldiers, • who feign sickness to es cape duty. Tbe faet iUelf li a startling H -Ins trmilou of the extent to: whieh.the army had become demoralised ; for with a proper depte of discipline malingeringlq snob an extent J could -not- have happened.' Measures arej being taken Wsend those who are fit for doty i to their regiments, aodthe rest to .hospitals.; A very Urge:proportion will soon be found! in tberahka;; . 2p. m. —All the transports from Harrison's Landing.are stilt at anaber, .with .thn-irbop* on board. The wind goes: pot longer offer a sufficient reason for hot tailing, and those who deem celerity bf movement a desirable thing .in warfare.wohder.at ijiif lingering. - , bM.hlxitohaTe reiehedNewport News, where tSVgreat body of hie men are ! now resting. It is eald that the-original ! parppMwa* Be ports from, the army state that the march down the Peninsula Js-being eouduoted with | .perfect order, aad withOQt special incidents, I ahd that the entire krmy wiuritaehitf'tempd , rary resting-place te-mopow., There are a variety of rumonahd ipecula ; Uens honeernihg- Geu. > HoClellan and his army, kll; agreeing^however, in the conclu sion-thathe wUleo-opeihtawUh Pop* against Richmond. It ; : is 'aftogtther probable that most, if not his entire army, will be allowed to rest fur tome" time; to recuperate after the! fatigues.of the but.more ..especially to recover team the tebfeebfidg:effect** 4he six ■ ,weeks' lmprisonment at jUrrlrou's (Landing. ; Aequla' Greek is. mosV frequently mentioned! as Abe .destination. ot i*uew base",: of .opera- 1 >i- J-' ••• h : i; -K V ~) i - 3 p. as.—The men are disembarking-ctj Harppton dockfrom the transports froor Har-; ‘riion’s Labding,au4;golng‘ into; ‘camp- „ To attempt an explanation is quite out of ihei qaeitUm. oonfosiou 'is complete, and quite beyond the oommon understanding,. One would suppose' tit at, the- war-wae -overhand there was no farthtr.Utt>for/;tbe lightrariit lery and heavy gun*being unloaded from Vfcs sels, whloh were loadsd-at our whsrvesbat a ihorttlmeiinoe;;tb»»tOmethlng.betide*hot and shell wereWbunted'ln fbture.or ihey wooldnot ulned |he the Potomso j that these oeaworenotwanted elfewh*re; or tbey,webid-apt be halted here: that theexigeriticf pfjtbe’War did not call for !. tile prmevementpud clearest ■plansior plamug.troopi. where* they: can be of the greatest scrvioe._ ._ « ? mtr.ljfitUnij:'»*»jtroaA»r/Uon>Lmd lnf,» UtalulwdODcamdio OMrjlng it bat. It it aot larprlilng, bowtrrcr, tb»t ■ to.rchinr io oompn«t«ibDdt>i:liilirbatibdald oat Work I aobtritbod thttViwa. 'ii"‘ihii£lueuiipak captoias bniuu to §a out on aoooaat ct tie woitber, tboagh. tb*moit><k{MtignMd inimb doßot too frequioUj bwa tb. cti.,oo offlotr U prea- i •at oompatut to glTo tbopropn aidirl. ~ j All tb. bdm«M ttalab of tb.i »m, 4o«n ■ tho Ponluau Juto, I Jnra,.puug. oil «x-1 twUdbbtUbl»,»i)dpalnt* 'of dasgtra irhioh; up‘Ugood.ia.abg«p<Pt«p,tb. putofOol. tb. Araj bf lb. Potoaiu. By tbo w»j, It m>, bo well .aoagh to itiUo tlut C.pt. StwtolLo, A. Q. U. andor Col.'lbguli, pnobdb'd tbit offlow, and bu MOlntlw ehtrga and dlnotion pf all mot to rt st'tbii -point re lotto,:to tbo Arm, of thb Potomio and Iti'morbm.nti. v • ' ~, Ota. Barnildu lobbra toklsgbdoop Intbr «it Is (h« pnnat ttonmoat. Bio troopi baring joined :Obn.. Pen, thli Immedlat. command II oomperatiTelj emalL ll*. ex pni«ia.grat l )oaldeao.,tbat On. licOlailaa will ,et make a tnarb, leading all tha'reit. '.'bp/bl'TUjbb tranipbrti’.tbo' Pomt . Cltri bro-ded wllA’ tiogpe, baa left.. Bfrooam.it ap tb. bay. Othem viii eoon follov—lt ie Said* Pemut llOTaciai Aifg. is, i’Bdy; ,BEW TORK. BXDOCKD PBIOCS, iAbastaooo, rar-go&rd of the Ami*t th» Potoifaad flKTod thoChic>kßcittU •Sfcgw nan M ****•*■ *»ty«*l«beloj Wli[b>WBilr AftVilU’«l«k wMtd|ftMt<iow<l)itei< thomadir**. t*W $f ttoMjtotis. Cfcl«ltbboml97'ivll6d r & tVttft'til* AxmjVtUx* Potomac andiiuijirt T*7r^TT v i 1// •*'■.. ;--■: ■- ■ ■ JOTJRJNIA.L,. of tbo Peninsula- where, if any where, the enemy would purenel • Qen.McClellan-remained to the last, and aatr hla a ray gafeovbr.i Dining with a por tion of Li* staff os the Metamora, he remoant ed and joined the immense cavalcade moving down.the Peninsula.; The pontoon bridge over the Chickahomlny was, In play parlance, a great, baccess—a fine •piecs of engineering.! The entire army, with its vast train of wagons and ponderons artil lery, passed over as oh dry land. Asthebeeteridencoof the skill and good order in which the movement from Harrison’s Landing was conducted, I will state that ail the property was reboved j that' although them were twenty-seven miles of wagons, bat aeisgle broke down on the way, and was thereby rendered useless—was-left behind. "Brerystraggler was picked up and brought aloog, and the whole was a perfectly clean iking. • 6 “r - 1 The Artillery 'Reserve arrived at Hampton last evening. ' The rdoto from Yorktpwn'to Hampton and Newport News was crowded with Porter's corps, oh the advance. I am eorry'to say that Gen. r Porter's l men were guilty of outrageouf i.nets in pillaging and destroying almost indiscriminately. Union men who had stood throngh everything thus :iar,>nd saved something, went down before the rushing, pillaging mass. Houses were broken open and plundered; fields and orch ards w.ere robbed; and little valuable that the soldiers could appropriate was loft behind. It seems that some part of tjho army of the Potomao has not learned the first the soldier; Mr. Wm. Bartlett, who, some time since, on. wppiylog for a guard for hlmselfand.property! (the samd as bad'been]furnished to his rebel neighbors,)„w*s told,'“Union men must Uko care of themselves/’had his estate laid watte. 1 | Mr.sßtrUettfis, always was, and always will ' ! be a[tfueand genuine, Union man,,whose saf- ; ferings and escapes t detailed fifteen months' wgo. - He had just returned to hts farm and ! got ft In ihape. wheD, I blush to s&y, he was' made to feel , the stroke of misfortune at'the hands of our soldiers. The Hon. John Tucker, Assistant Secretary! of War, arrived in Iho Baklmore boat this morning, to facilitate,; the embarkation of the army on transportator the point or destl-; nation, which it generally presumed and an-' derstoodito be .Creek. H|» eervioes will be df the'greatest value at this time.. j GeneralMcClellan is expected io arrive' to-day, and.no.. time will he';.lost, beyond' what has bceniott, in completing the move ment. <■ • ■ ••••■! .'lt is understood that- at least-one corps! 4'ermee will remain, hero, and that:Suffolk! will.be immediately reinforced. ' It,is sold, also, that this will be one of the! points for disciplining the' reserves raised under the last callofthePreaV dent,-;, Consequently, .Old Point, instead of losing, will have .increased, importance oon- : terredupon.it. ».•••.; , c . >• . General McClellSn arrived et‘ Yorktown about 9 o’ofoqk this mornlngi and' was expedtiog' to loave Immediately for Old Point. :* - Trom' Lapdlng I learn that Jf(at«rtjfty fc body of rebel cavalry was sees: { on thefield recently occupied by oar troops, ) menye# generally engaged in ex-.' !| changing .their iaofe dilapidated.for the caat j off uni£omjfl left behind by onrsoldiore. • Gen.. Porter's division ;has- moved from 1 Hampton to Newport News for ; the purpose of.emberkiri/wbeje the'toUtles tfli enable• .considerable time to .fee gained. Jfotime will || be lost is.placing tho. troops on transports at ||the_earlieflt possible iepment. The artillery I now here will embark at Hampton, where I have gone.. Anutnber of steamers! | proceeded to. Yorktown; to-day to take on! 11. troops. So that the embarkation will take: jj-placefrom York town, Newport News, II amp-: |rt®n end'Old Point/, though os muoh ex-j !I ptyjitlon wilt be used as possible, several days (Jnaat hecessarily -elapse before the entire force! geu off. Th.le me'jrreadily be inferred-from! Infantry, there,-are ,aL|least: ten. thousand! horses, nearly twice as many males, besides a ! hvastambopllof propertyii; f . I. Gen.. llelntsleman.diil.npt eecompany-the' armyJn Its march down the Peninsula, but’ struck off io another direction toward the Wbitd Home—he biting passed the Chicks bqtttAj wlth his Jones!..Bridge/ aeren miles above the pontoon bridge. Hb' exaet> course, -and ft hereabouts.. were not, known* buttheooiusjha- remark was tbit'be‘ bad gone bn ;.to; look upia 6ghC, Uo,wa* ac- • | compaaied by Avcfill'eJ eavalry, who stem-: Jsded a bpdy of tbo .etiomy's cavalry s«me 1 istaaee above. It ir surmised that General: ! Helntsleman will mako hlswppeafancela the j| I neighborhood <>t :WiuUe {loose or West Poiot. ‘ I Lieut Col. Ualliday, of the 99 th NewYnrk j -volunteers,-d>ed- at Not folk— thismoroing, - of! typhoid fpver.-, Rflturhedprfton'eri'froai'litchmon’d, yester day, agree ip represpnijng that the rebels have! for some days been'begaged'in'ednoehtratl&g 1 a large force in the neighborhood of Gordons fTilia,vwithLwbleVlb tii«e( Pope. *'=/;» : P* MeOlclina has arrived from ! YorktoWn bn.; the; Coaltaoealcos. The em- ; barkation .of onr in>'6j)j Isgoirig on briskly,! and so far as is known nothing has occurred' to mar the cooplotnen'of tbo movement. **• LBTTEK FBOB WKSDKLI, PHILLIPS. | [From lb. N.w TorkTlm.. ] ... . As Elfumrio* r*o* MB. Pgit.ur..— | giro pl&co ia .ncilicr column ‘to . l.tt.r I addressed to the JW'.nn. bj Wendell Phll ! Ilp*. • : TBe «ono.B«ioB 1* »11 th» mom willing- I lp mode becauto tho dUtrogalihodAbolitlda- I i*t- «h*r«ln tokos occulon:. u> plow htmiilf la i 1 »X*r better,poiitlon. io, for ae hii. relottono : with tho Qoyeroment up ooneonied, thin ho "“"P 1 ®? J» JWktogrAif. Abipgdoo. «pwoh.! | Dissenting, as we are se;often constrained to j | dissent, from the radical and ibtemperato views of Mr. which would be less Qable tD do harm,4f Übey were not reo onmeßdcdby.cmcbletsjgTaceaof {4t.is.trne, in the present?instance, to sey'the otamr acquits himself of. any premodiiated and. jtbat he has. sealpas ly promoted..enlistments in Massachusetts, and only leaves u* to regretkls imptndence ln uniformly Using such topics in, denunciation of the GovernEneht*'u tehd*tb beget indiffer wnee asto Us'JJerpetuitlotf, bed lidtrbotly dii* 'Oonrage those who woald elae to ils defebce. • t - .•rj;.-; :• .i.\ > KTTM.MOILSTKIDUiMHuipa. " ■ IV <hs Editor of l Un.r. Tribuna ; , -that I "dU«o«rai» Union (" though, forknghl I know, the oir blod extracts and lying Torsions of New look papers may make raedo that and many other »h»fa .*£ which I norer thought.. .Yon know, W «(“r!enc», .that the .American Frees, In {eneral,, neither tries, nor pj«u>« to epeak troth about Abolitionists of any type. Ihuvo nerer dlscooraged enlistments. In tho Union, army my kindred and some or ihy dearest mends.- Others ■ rest in fresh and honsrahlo (nets, No oae-cflh'oao ever heard a word irom ma. to dlsooorag» ; hlionllsslng. ,ti tad the honor, -last hiarch,, to address tholdth - A^* D r» e c d this rerj week, the B?dWasssoliosetts at Camp Cam *,? heard any thlng from iaj';llnt tVdlkeoitrage bis whole sooled serrtee of the Union. ' • • iB43,tolB6tjl,ww ft Divanionlstj fthdaousht to brak thU Unibny-nonvinebd tfaftt dUnoloß Wft» thft only, ri*ht®OM pnth, *nd tbebtak odo foribft white i&ft& ftnd the: blaok. I Bought difftnion; not t&tongbnani pUney-nsd Tioleno*; •ffofti* yhey.wire wiiaantj useful i.Bumtar changed'the /Whole’' qdesUon' - After’“that! peace and jnetlee bolh ’foihidV dlsinloh. I now boilers three things: ; : ' - ■ I. The destrnetion of elereryls Inert table! whlchoTer seotion oonfptors la this straggle. J. There nerer caa so pease oruhion till slarery is deitroied. - - ■ .-:un -■ ■ (. Shew nerer can be peaoe till one fgor ernment roles from, th >' dolls to the Lakes: and harfcflXftngtd t|»ifcgrttfnrU*o'«eh' tnries.we owe'him the preserration oTIKe 'Ahi fmMftK ;fros surety to freedom, and make It short, easy and per fect. ‘. .. - ’I- I Bettering these three things,! accept Web start- eeutlment; ■ aid 'UaSn now and, foreror, one an(|.lnieparah!e.", flladJy Ualon/whtohhss fortwenty-lltorears barred ms from. iti hl|hest pmiisgas hy- -detttandlSf an,oatlk W a pro-sUrery Constieotlon, -still shat* that door in my face; and -thUAdtaln- G AZF/ titration dings' to a policy which, ! think, makes every. Jife'now lost la Virginia, and every, dollar now'spent. there, utterwaato. I cannotconscientiously suppartsachaUnioa and Administration. 1 Bat there is room for honest difference of opinion';- .Others cansup port it, To each l iay—Go; give to the Unioa your best blood, your heartiest support.. Is there, then,, hi- place left for me ? Yei. I believe in the Union, - Bat Goverameutand the Union are one thing* Thil.AtfmiaCifra tick le quite another, /Whether the Adminis tratiqnwill ever pilot os through oar troubles I have sorioas doubts; ‘that it never will un less it changes its present policy,’l amqulte certain.. Where, then,is my place under a -Bepublican Government, which only reflects ana executes publio opinion ? * I believe Jh getting through this war by the machinery of regular .Government, not by any . Cromwell . stalking into the Senate chamber op the White , House.,. Where, then, is my.post, especially under an Administration that avowedly, sits waiting, begging ,to be. told.whatjo. do? mbit, educate, arousp, and mature a public opinion that shall compel! the Administration &dopt and sbpport.it inporsaiog the policy I can aid. This. Ido by frankly andeaudjd-- ly critloislng its present policy, civii and.milr itary. However "inapt and objectionable” yon may think my .“means,” theyare exactly described in : your own words;,. “Ike good; oltixon may owe bis Government.,counselJ entreaty, .admonition, to abandon - a mif-; taken polioy, as well as - force to. aus-i Jbe discharge .of its great re-! sponsibilities.” JNo~Administration cande-i majnT o f : a dtixen. to .sacrifice his conseisneeJ llmits withiu which he is bound to! opinion are loonreacbsd. tho , Press hin ; not systematicaUyenlogUed.aGen vnX, whom none knew, and few pally trusted, we -should haye-sared- twelvo months, fire hundred millions ,qf dollars, aiuLja hundred thousand hy.es., In my opinion, ha 4 th'e'2W boaeoontinaed,last Augqstrtb.Ab'itsdugr and; demand vigor, of , the Government,you. wouLdi havephanged or Controlled ttfe (^abiuetiaan-!' other mon;h,and saved us millions pf.dollars,* thousands of lives, and untold disgrace.. Sach l criticism Is always every thinking m&a’a duty.; War exposes sq man from.this duiy.: least of' Ml now, when a cbange of pubUo, sentiment 1 to load tto Administration to, and support it ,!“»• oar only.Jwpjojr paving] the Union. The Union belongs to me as much; as to Abraham Linooln. Whatright has he praay. official—ohr servants—to claim tbatrlj shall eease criticising his misukes.when they' are dragging thotf niqq to ruin T I find grave fault! in Abr§ham Lincoln; but Ido hot be-,’ lieve.he makes any ench clarm. !-- ’ ' ' A i -I fM"<ax tti lit oi been in the Senate, Ichoulq hhTO refuied"ihe! Administration a. dollar.-or a man-, until fti adopted a right pdioy,, That IrepeaU. Hadi ;I been, in that ; way, a part 'of the Govern-; .meat, I have tried ab'to’ contrpt its ■ aotioa, You were bound' as ajournalisi,.l ‘ think, to have impressed that dutyonthVße publican payty which holds.thy :Admlnfstra tiom 6noh a course it right andprbperbhder free Governments. But wben* g a n g p.«Vty decided, and under its .authority, or - by' hb j own, the President demands. ioldiers, the effort or protests is* gone. We! have no right, then, to, **discourage..enlist- ; ments/; as a cleans to changepublio opinion, .9* to influence the Administration, .Our; remedy is different. If we cannot actively : •aid, w.emnst submit to the penalty, and strive; meanwhile..to . change that pnblio thought whioh alone can alter the aotion of Govern ment. That doty I.try to do in my meathroLr jjfy ■ oriticUm is not like (Hat of the Bokton Courier and ita kindred, meant 'to paralyse the Ad- i ministration, bat togpad it tomore "activity' and Tiger, Or the Cabieet;'; X blaim! °/ a®.,i-journhli*t of 'broad influence,! that yon resume the poatwhlcb I. think; yoii; deserted last Summer,and- hasten the ripen*i ln^* of thatnecessaryjpubliopurpose.by con-i of tb» whojopo luy 1 9f the AdminUtraiii)h,,biTil and military* in' .°rder to avert years ot warmth save thousands j of Urea, to guard.the industry i Jcjm grinding; taxes, .tq'secore apeedy.- and! coopletejaitieefor the negroj and ta.pdft th'e .Union beyond hasardV . '.."‘’'T;; ; V,. ' Bespectfully yours, " ' i Angaitlß, 1852.’ i ludiiioa’aAppoiniiueQtfi. Th» foil 6 wing Appointments,: by Congrea— glonel Dfstrkta,for Indiana, under Vie Tax Daw, were'anriqn’tiped ‘ : . Pifat Dis Horace' B.V Sbep nerd.-.yinconnM. John Pitcher,. iit..y«a9n» -i. •. \ , . Sceunil District—CollectoiyDamel Hii-lec, COqi*ty., Asscudr, Thutaas C. Slitnch,* Ur, Corydon. • . l TbirdpUtrioU-CoU«rctur/Johii > UrißioeDungtoiL. Ajweuar, Wm, ing, Bloomington.. , • ■ A foiirti Diitxiol—CoUector, J»meitj X»l«. Osgood. , Aiaenor, W, V. Kyinc.' . . Fifth District—Collector, Caleb- Johnson* «copnty. , ; AMe«apr, ..‘John tanas.; -Richmond.., . . .. ", \\ V •':,f Sixthßiatrict—Collector, Tbao.P.'^fcpghejk Assessor, tyjh. A. , pradabAw. IndianapolU. . . r . . Bo ckrUlp ® e m 9r,; JameaParriDgtpn, Eighth Dilirict-rColleotor, John t». Smith, StockweU. Aaspaor, JeaTpotter, Delhi. , Ninth Diatriot—Coliebtor. Joh'n F, Dpdda, Aaafesaori DartCTarnet, Crown Point. ........ Tenth District—Collector;Warns H, %th «»rFort Weyne.Aiseaior, Wm:. WUUama, WsYaAWi w -,- ." Eloeenth Dutrlct—Collector', DorrUtC. Chapman, NobleairlUe. Aeeetsori-Stoarai Eiaher, Wobaah, . ' L-' -: v : ,.. . .. TheContrabaiidd Skedaddling. r , " ben the: oontrabaoda: ofl tha't'enlMnln ftn'na ! onr' : »roy tbey *ook:i*hb 'AlotUr from WlllUmibari'liTi f ' *bo eliToa, however, Immediately took th » going thb wrongfwby fob ttoif ifid 'before eight teorei of the black population, who hitherto bad remained -In oanictoag' eocuritr, P»ckpd. .up and , prepared ato deive.-. ■. vTMa ajaxfflod-tho MighborfciWbo begin to> make panada W J ft! WPWrit f>f ..^taoMnn.ajpd, stiff •*, y.ffflflbrftflftWalfoLa* .eiieldg fha'aai ««I<>b\krirt agaln'to- the • (o»a‘jNoa<tfr a peiirfodt patile; and It label loved that the whole “look population' would I ear* and proceed to fort Monica.* • -Some tbfn tbo. rtolent of tbo Blaveholdereresortedito threeti, and ono man, Ifaoa. Cole», : occopled tbo wholo:dajl:of.Fri' - d »J,«»d;6eturd»J In.tanning bellow,.with ■AWbtft^SV4o»Ji‘b? fogiUjrpa.aftar, tbo , w »* a««wa and ha Id I* 1W!W li W.*»is' | llWWiVffif Military Governor of tbo place. 'Tba'eorpa encamped at 'Willlemitmrg.and tben took,tip iho lino of march early on Sunday morning..'-'' - ‘ Cr(»eilDjthel*ontoonßrldee—Nom benin BoClbllan’eArnay. midi "A letter from McGTellan’i armygiving Yn acMQnloftbeerosilngbiihVphlckkiiptolny, V O. '. ■ i tioil bi/i. Uioi oi-tjh:' A few worde• |n. regerd-tothat apleadld V?2?' r .ipßWfWoaTof Jgji*. ana.t»q«irea jp^Mttv'XN *P rt - WrtTtniteaor tralni abddOJOOO MO paeied orirHt befordlt Mi takan npataWvt' yeiUraey.'irt^aniwardd Itaparpoaaeomplatelypandelloitedtheadffllrf aUonofoeTeryYngliearln'thnYriny.oißapfbf Utbewoilng.yoniareoooaeatlly.ihaTa^baoit .If ten 11 or i fiftoenr ■ tbonaand , ao«mpaaipd Helntadmani lt wonbMeaTithnArtny of the fco'tomao trim 70,000 idTSjO'obmen.: Tp* PAOirio Tkuobapb W the Mt Vtitfgi Jj du of railroadi and telegraph Uawto the PiafiO OooaiiyUia.SoeeKwyioif tUaZist»>iorliai’i(p -polotoaUioifollolriljg'taiia.tfiinQamSirtb'iii ;0. K..Totnunft t gf CaUforala. ’■■■■??• liiisiasiii / / / ■« * The Numbers of thoßebel Army; While it-2s. bad policy to underrate an enemy, it is folly yaatly to; oTerrate t 'a3 it . leads to.useless fapcusev-aod. to:timid .counsels. - The. following remarks in rela tion, to ih»nqmbem 0 f the M beb*^ of interest pj-ff: -: , - ■Wfe I ?,..WWb about,thereto! »rmj in Virginia, will aome'JaV We ti*r fill the world with laughter, at om etobnse! when the truth comes to be discovered * and to ,some: of oar commanders-amen’-.who ought, to jkoow soornlnl world will say,.a»::the Erinoo rdid.to Fatatalf— "What ,-triok, what what starting hole, eanst thounow.find:out,to hide the* from this .open and apparent shame Ti* .- .Jaokaoiij-itis.said, tosonehundredend spy. thousand men i too.tos,.ouehttndred and, fifty, thousand .around Baohmnndj Jtat we may be.sui» that if Jackson had HT snty thousand i to-day.hsj.wonld: attack Pope.and hope toheathimi. Snd-wemay he sure .that. U; the ,-whole robe t ansy which sp.uld.be gathered in Virginia aaountsft to e«n one hnndrcd thousand, Leo would long since hoTe.attaoked Mc(HeHan. ; ;.-:,j -i; The army of the Potomao has evacuated Harrison's Xandinmand is now safe,‘With all its material, at..the . lower end of the Peninsula. .Theenemy has not shown Mm. self to. interrupt what , was ons.of ; the most harardoua. undertakings lathe world. We may bp. profoundly grat«ful:to ths actiTity and daring of .Gen. Pope and his .gallant .array, that Gen.; MoCleliaa-was nos2as saulted by the enemy in tho mldst of his increment; • pis^braTenrmy; waa.soms what'inthe condition ofalabstar.that has casthls shell, and is, till the nflir~on»har dens, the prey if orery.'robber flshnhßt seerhimand hae'lelsure.and appetltoio go ,1 .at him. ■; Butwhat becomes of theinrmttise ; forces; of therebels in -Virginia—tho no torinuathree hnndred'anihftyl thoAandu- ' when Pope'a email army 'is able tohogtge their.wholoatrength,and hold lt,iby active demonstrations,'so ; that thel great,' thoiu estimable prise, which the enemy hoped to win,-he is forced to lot slip between his fi n gers unreaia ting ?. . ~. .■ If.the. whole rebel army-was osnumer ouias Jpokson's force alone Is .said to.be on Taribis “reliable” authoriaeiß.'tt hare-been easy- for Lee to ‘hold- Pobe ’in check.with a. part of thie force white; to ' overwhelmed .McClellan with tho remainder. ■ - .And does any'; one believe that if it .tod been possible itf db thle irWould niet fiaTe ! been attempted 7.’ iTtorebelafriWerioit toi-.V: advantage they.had. Htrength.to aaiiepthey : ■would nqt hare let;go the.most, precious : prise they hare had their eyes oh, the mag nificent artillery of tho Potoniai ariny, had [ they had . anything like th'o'-enofmbas Tores i.which. their - friends tho alarmists attfthe Northgiyethem. . .....i . What good end ia answered by these pre posterous 'rum oral ‘‘Therebelsjfso'doubt, gain by them; and* they fill ;«h»-ears 1 add eyes of theprisonera.theytako With them. Our poor soldiers aro nqt if, they are made totoUere they are helpless • and suffering,'ln the hands' of the"eiemy, ■Whohas it in hispower to ' impress - them wi tb the no tiona he.care* to disseminate. Put is itnot .somewhat disgraceful to find then in authority ' among Us—men, too, whose businesWitik ti find'the e'nomyatid fight him—to be obnatantlythe first and foremoat in spreading theso rumoral iit V l ?, .reported by .telegraph, feqta thn jamea nverihit wo reßSaicd-from llaiverh HUI 'beianse , Mrehtylfitrh : thou!nuijl ! dfebi& %'efe' marihlngupon the trsops-thewt. •' Bul’if they tod had that force so near.ourtvrmy. is jt likely .that they wpidd have, to Hoff .un molested ? Then is a day approaching when these men in buckram vrillbb swept away by * plain tale,. liiO thatlwlth wMbh .the Princo put fat J*ik to theibluSbijUMl then those,, Who.,harp put’back .our, cause ,ond our huittaxy 1 frme by eiiai Tabncstions’of thoeiomy’s overwhelming strength wilj meet with tho eon tempt-they dea-rye,: In the meantime .the nation' is thme ana .‘well-worn oxcaM- for infuMjYity- -Yhnt tho ; ; 'enemy*ls; too.Btrong--iiA' lo£gsr . ' oivailable.-'Henbe l forth ;, lfct'!<ittt'‘GeiierilB .coqntr tie jonoiny after Uiey S&vfeaetjitinL > Bomalde Grant at Voa» Geail ltt we r ry a: &kdP s l& znixidiliavjriUi Bacli;frotor&&s:jiA * *of -. dlTielbb]wtl& etiCbrtMii‘4n,'{eflargeGfl J afad faring-' mandcrmay.looitldrrocceaaSjiAlfittitAajr > ••iiowheft u Helnuißlmknr o-~ - Geiu : Heiatiftliiixa in<£ hb eorpi did soi ae» hoopany.thertgl of: tho;enay ‘ edits merrA down the Junes rirer. He afcnick-<iff.tcl the c rolled; the GUakshosuoy ,X letter from Fortress Monroe, of Aagut.l9, •eyi. v ,.- r ’ • .»■■ :1 1 .? Helntselman has cot appeared at JtiilUsui* bug nor at Yotktown, and haibadtimefofc •Uhes. sHe.hei with him AmilW CkfMr* we.Bappaaannoek overland, thotfah It stay tarn oat that'be li merely haltth* bn 'per Chbknbaimiay to protect car ' ■ Appoiatsiebls* Thb 1 foftoving ft diet of appaintineaftuor Hejpr and Brigadier General* jut made by thePre»UentT‘"" <> "*" ifi, ' T : v'- 'Jl'Wrlghfc & . 8. Engineers, to hoiif^JorGeneral. \ - theiilev. Ybrk •■•■- \- 69th Volunteers,** be. aßrigadier-Gewal. \ CollOriaadoif. Witodz f of the Si ftfrttfcitf / Tdlonteerfc *« be a Brigadier General;■:?« *7l < jßrigsdler r W. Callom, cop eositaned' by the Senate,by an accidental omission.ie bea Brirfidler Generals ' n " : bnffuitimd ■ iS of *h* r JopUttoatiene aroond •••*.' Waihington and the troop* a«*f*rietfforthelr defenSe. 1 1 i~ z „r. lit* « 80N.4 CO,;„, „ • Ko;71 WOOB ITBm/ia*ar of »iar&; Hit *ndccraJUto itcckof' 1 ” AM SuKHteim cath,t<fera tfatalniw-.-' ! f>s! KWgS CHQOOt ATfij .• . ' ’ .:* .* 85 So rnm&a CoF#*; ‘ :;n- -:-u: x>j^vs> ■>> •=!*# -SS) A^ri^3?n2S3g? i ,K.ii * p *'*'™ -• tt* im)nd.ilßk*VMkyl7T JfcJtOOttHMVBf; ■ »°lf L •mm»m«tSt. • j^Kih ! »Hi T .JJ ( KtHijO,i , imuua i-ijSfr -Am . i - JfttUO -** pWjpBT> MMft f . ■ ■ . ■: fejUpiS. t»?«qpw^SLi« --~;z°~~~ .- ; »~‘T «*
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