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OIkiIi,ZWORIES COMPAIcY Ot
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but 1 4.1e . a . %. AlfiSliAdisal ' , CARBON OILS on
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(enaoestors to
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sia MVICAA2III. for tkoisaffixf GRAIN, 13YED4
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ala , a KIM Faeroes, Paonrcs arm bmutsrarnx
kfaxenams, for the gala of Flour, Grain, Pork, Ba
nco, Lard, Butler. Das, 4.lheaseelliens,
Groom,' resale* 'Pawnee,' Pot add "Pale -Ageism;
Italteratut. Dinned and Lad Lila, Dried .and Green
'fruita, Timothy, CloreriTlez and Grua deeds.
OathedvancanniadeenDiltudtpune
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. ersdra brad& Ifloidartllakers and Tarolly aee
tangs:My son hand. Partfeldst iattlndlon !pod Lin
Ming orders for Merchandise generally. ongnny
LORANk VAN tiOUDER; kuontrowexp
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tux MOWS% MUM, 4.a.ltD, MELEE!' >IL, PORK,
D=D 1.10-10BZEkt FRCVS And - -p:odats gen.
44beftylkiDradfili6giWidebbit t .
Wakellirame,!No.llC.Becoacul street Zetaburgh. .
A.M.6 C. MO A , VORWARDING AND
Dosutlissoo- Atrate fhtiwiiit FLOUR.
Gann%= maim:" WU), BUTTIia.-ZekidB, and
wawa Prpdac• geoers.lis s NO 8111THITE1.1)
Mann consenoPylist,Pfttsbitsgh,
tinnidreddsignitents solicited.
cUkrg 'A ' 'QuwARDING4mo
uakthas"ot riNsaciiiigt,;roettioArdeior r i tta
, BACON, LAND, BUTTNABIDS,
6133.112, and Froth:tee generally, No. 16 Barka
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canwnialethidniraniedind,asti'4l . l.VUDT• AND
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pn .4.6ttinnli:2ll.oDlT viliOOEBS, 'AND
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Xis Gratra,ROD.OOILAND COMMISSION
CHANTS, 247 Liberty street. Pltbtmrth.
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DYE STUFFS, IfixEdil liberty Meet, Dittrbargh.—
All Orden will rewire prompt attention. nihiD
Ilk:4l.ltAk.'ll:- 'KEYsgic, pikpoourr,
LIP 140 Wood euroet, comer- of Wood street • 40d
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bo plowed to rocelvitho'palronsyge of hlo old Wends
and costa:mem mylikttf
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lilrldEll, A .BROTLIERS, successors
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DISAIN, PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS, Zia rtu
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No. 6 Sixth stave; Pittabinti. Pa.
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• reeg PattsburgN'Pa. ' naafi
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111INIEL BENNETTit . BO,N
rAcTrans or WHITE STONE CHINA AND
:CREAM COLORED WAHE.
AkirOrnce a Wasszuvia At No. 74„Suryt
8 pm. Pula:mum. PA. • • . •
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L i ACKINTO6II, . .41.11MPHILLYZi VO.,
comer Pike end O'Hara streets, war the City
• ater Works, Pittaburgh, Pa.,..Manufactnrers of
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• CHINTOSH ANI.V.II.IIMAILL% IMPROVED
P TENT OSCILLATING STEA M ENGINE:Ii AND
8 IL VALVE. , of all dew and boa style.
Hanes gat ittr tasulthvery alarm, capacity end of
t lad quality. we are prepared to do heavy Job
s', and solidi work In Ma line, trotting that by
aile Ipines% sad the eharactar oftkiiretk;feattirit'
b patronage.
p i i,
_iWe I .l=l attention to our BALANCED
CZ TING INGILMMIWCOMbinths
vantages ltiretottli itnitskbied 'ha Elam clam of
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HMS. Wareham°, No. 12 Wood street, corner ., ,
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D 110 4 o. •• fr
Libetay strvet, maths Sixth, Pittsburgh,
• • tunas of WELK - LASHES AND SWITCII.
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n. a tioxi. ,,
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FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT.% 5
TIIB POSITION OF AFFAIRS.
The news and rumori today are of the
moot exciting character. Ono army bas
fallen back to the fortidoatiolts opposite
Washington, -and it -is rnmorad,that a - large
rebel army ha l o entered Slay Loud, by way bf
/ 31
Lee 'burg, 6/1 that din. Wool is marching
an army to eet It ' These rumors. are.
not cheerful, and they are caleulatsid to curate
gloomy feelings.
We do not ICok so dlspalringly at the into
of affairs aro some appear to do. We !taws
faith In the final and complete overthrow of
the rebellion, and no, dbfasier affects our
conedence in the Anal! hem ..
And Bar Lead.
Our savoy fell baak-to•Waahlrigton in-pur
suance of a Walled plan of the Government.
A letter from Wuhineton says that on Sun
day • Cabinet mating wan
,held, at, which
it was jtutily decided
. 0 issue order. for the
army to fat Iback vire tie old PO:m1mo time, for
Biz or eight wake, wail as new /eau ehattkao•
Area slightly
Gan. Halieek, it I. a ted, favors this
Plan verY i!!9°8 1 /. . 421 0,. 1 4.41 6 4 13 ° . agieP!
with "him on this point. They say, that no
great risk inrelevence to the capital should be
Ino4ntercd, at thy moment, a* Ils have an
immense new armjpoUring down to the Ilia
between the contending , troops.
It is now thought that ahundred thouiand
troops .will be sent up-the riser to Pools►We,
Point of Bock, and Hirper's Ferry.- We have
a large force now at ila'riar'O 'Parry, and Gen.
Wool, it is said;•has gone to command them
In person. Bo far wit/tingle eertalily known
of the movements of the rebels, but they can
not possibly De oonesalod,more than a day or
Li l lie ' .
The stories which have been -*vita that our
troops have been Loonspelled to fell back, are
stated by ,a correspondent of. the New York
Iroesimg Pal, to be untrue. Oar troops hare
not been attacked 'and could hero held. Cert.
treville had. it been-aAsisebi‘ ';Coca in. the
lortikoations, a large Once nen be detached to
Other Pointe. Thereirtio :lotion to be Winn
4. The rebels are making a desperate cen
time u they will And before all is over.
CEN. POPE'S ARMY
tICOVERY OF, OUR wounzt.
Appearance of the Field
INTERESTING PARTICULAR.
Buzz En DATTLE-A';itx, Sept . : 1, 1862,
The incidentsel' this letter were taken down
in my note-book oh.ihe bloody batio-feld
*anusu Plein o While inarronnded bx, the
White, mid bodies ot ilaln beroee.of the
.Repablin, and 6,000 living iloidlen .4- the re-
' At 10 o'Clock on Monday, Gen. Pops Sent a
flog of trues with a seeped. sitibiilanCeS tAi
carry a our wounded in the thtiaidsy's fight.
Your correspondent was . kindly invited by
the Roy. Mr. Winslow, Chaplain of the sth .
New. York, to accoin i pi ti y:the train. . - '
Notwithstanding had too pass or tiajthini
ta shield me if the rebeicheittahena fanny. t •
Wave retained me as Prisoner ' I - could- not
I..vOthrtand the. riding . pucka '
of - cariosity .
Whiehistaptad in. to ontalt shelf lines.' ' - •
1 ThirtNrps arrived,. it the . onterlipi Of :the
enemy's .videttes, stationed niong.the baak. of
Obb Run, about 11 o'clock..' and the whinstag
al, once gave admittanci within 'their lines::
A curious group of elouch: 7 ltatted, litotstenit...
uhiforinsd cavalry thronged, around us,. and
• Omagh detailed to moortuttathebattle-fbdde
stood around Ilstiosslyataring st ur ailt we
wire a sort 'of national , line 'shoti. They:
"{ere spry 'respectful and comuittidea 7 '
tie,. : Chatting Mani the road,, they; took as:
td the battle-field.; .Bmading around the hat- ,
tee= field . in - varidu 1 , Squads} • companfer,:: and
bettatione;:were about 5,000 ioldiert; drsesed:
in every 'style of ' drastic eonoSlvellit i . freß ts
sarteut.huntiag-jaekottoateln/kret overcoat.,
Bernd-were dram& as- ciiilisusiwitirnottdps.
Military about them exoepki rworder rl rusty`
shot-gun. They all sited -ea litterleny before
the war would. close. They Iteld;:“.11) pia
bled to do was to stop fighting mph and . ..yule
W ould come, as we were an sick either weir.
;'they said they for some time had got nothing
sat or wear from the „Ooverninent.', They
b not received a Sin& »Wit:rem the Gov
eMment for the last; tan:days, bat had lived
on the °matt:, sad the supply they took ham
at Mazassas; still alitostiveryman grow
his intention to figiittio the hut ditch for
t eirtttspendonee.. i 1 ; - ... ~ .
, w W urded pi :T w hil i ks4 7 4. l 4i n a r ,:lpi n g p i. ": o lnrr ir 9 d ni . ln c : o 7. E 7 g i t ,, ,, ,, - 17 - ...... b n - , 1
a their sistastlenslirmly and , strongly-.and
m Tas Toeless. standpoint. They -asked
'W at :Sight, we lad tettelascite theiritsjper: li
r t ati
/ id thim' theyetire• pantribend,Orwattsi
stlarY sense 'alibis:WM' end-thit *Bois Of
Ist limited military knowledge should un-
Wand the pollorsed,noiesslty_oftisprivint
4lt m of the labor of a =Lamb* _tilled their
0 dsend allowed them to: go to war..., They:
abed what right we; bid towomafiscate their
p party. I told them that every nation ad=
i m tted the right to omillsoata tha property',.or
t
tors, and that they - themselves even went
f thAH'or when tyliy cipaiiiittitlh• — dibltt
due .Itortheizi' men,,, hey ionliseited, ;sae it,
proper &idiom; tat} . whm. , they ,: term a
common enemy" 'Oareenvarsation was deeply:
interesting, and was partiMpated in with much
- . ,now Till IFINLIi . 1.00111). • 7 7 1 )
Our dead lay untouched as fell In inf. '
tee, with the exaepti on of their ceps and shoes.
I did sot in.a iiisite; docassaosy Lie whole
tightsiiiiidnif:dicir, Whets tito shoe, Acdatti
Um Miled. :Thus lerorepalliatingclwentrtate.
editor many of tharabalanrera barefisseed.l A -
Mkt rebel thod 4441totteded had ill Jaen
dlipmeed of,ind not iti single-testly _s
at ick'
killed or woundedromanced , 0n... - ths.fleld.
Even thi itiliglioilieldiers did not know
whore: they.liad - _bsan taken to. They ; were
evidettlyibutted :itearitly itb limittitht b*.tui
gross, for potimilomdly ,e wifely ravine I cam*
across, mttundirstenstinwii ten or fifteen "fea'
aquirtior)*"-tisidtarlatima.luid - been secret ail
trata'thi_te,#sVtbstibirtiterat—_-- , . ,-:::- -.
-- . .IE-nor 'ses V a; 4aorirrr. • '-- " 1 .f
DlitiligLilit-thinages,4 - trainotregotur
alakid 1144 aid 615**Z B. 14ttisp mini
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• • •
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I#lll/11 by no, as if to attract oar attention, as
I then thought ; but I afterwards rode along
with a rebel Major beyond the 'battle-field,
whose's' train. of wagons three-quarters of a
toile long were movingtowards Gen. Mire
' division, situated about two miles north of the
battle-ground.. Among this train I noticed
many 11..5. wagons and horses. The Major
in command of thotrainitold me that this was
the Ars% train that bad arrived from their base
of supplies since. the .army had marched
through Thoroughfare Gap. During the in
tervening Otto therebels bad subsisted on the
eounts7,
Being . drimeed in a semi-military snit; I
could very well pass fora Confederate. Ta
king advantage of this, I piisbett beyond the
sentries on thevight of the battle-field where
the 26th N. T: bad fought in the Saturday's
battle. I knew it was the battle-ground of
the 26th from the killed and wounded on the
ground. - Prom this commanding position I
had a vietvef Longstrset'adivision.as it lay
encamped on the distant hills, and gently
sloping from the • nerth• toward Manassas
plains.
, A cavalry-man rode up and inquired of the
soldlers where Hill's division—was stationed,
and was directed to a point east of Long
street's command. I believe from what I
learned in this reconnoiserinoe that the rebels
intend no retrograde movement, andthat they
will not for some time venture an attack on
• The rebels expressed great respect for the
PbUitYLof Gen. :Lee, who is now, and we's at
the reoentlittle, Commiiidar-in-Chief of the
Jebel foreet....They have hate/noir confldenee
in Breekisitidge, and the star of Beauregard
is waning. They bed npt heard of their re
pulse at Fort Doneison slid Baton Rouge.
usal. nuscziLum.
Thrdiscipllninirtlitrrebill - trbbps 15 - 16osa
irgleed; The pickets had no life and looked ,
simply ,at me. whets I passed them. The
Ofileere said they bad given explicit orders to
the men not to take of the shoes of our kill
ed, hat, totsiltbitanding, the order:was en
tirely disregarded. The Confederate cavalry
Is the line's arm in the service, and the artil
lery the worst. I have no faith in the reports
that the enemy is now moving North towards
Leesburg, and thence through Aldle's, Snick
er's, and • Ashby's Gap' to the valley of the:
Shenandoah, or that they intend a movemen t .
in force on our right flank. I believe it tape,
diMit for the army to withdraw to Arlington .
ights, andredtganise. With so many gen
erals .we'ean have no_ unity of movement.—
With the army at Arlington flights, more can
1?• dyne with less expense to the national Gov
ernment to recruit•our army—to re-fatten our
jaded horseti and re-bpoke our tottering wag
ons, thee oats be dime at any point distant
from oni hereof supplies.-:. - Cor. N. Y. Tribune.
EVACUATION' OF OFSTirEVILLE.
RAID ON nit ! WAGON TRAINS.
The Engagement of Monday
DEATH OP GENERAL STEVENS
IitADQVAITINS ARMY OP 141E0131a, I
Centreville,e TO o'clock Monday evening. J
Saturday night wa. a dismal night at Can-
Mullis. Thy Army of Virginia, for three
days victorious, was forced to take a back-
Ward movem ent and rest on the laurel, won.
The army hid not b.on .defeated, for out of
the combined forcei; there were not 50,000
men "tree* 'words with the enemy. Why the
tusual oommanding did not so dispose of his
rees that every regiment should have the
Senor Cfrnesting the enemy, I do not know;
but Genets& have reluctantly admitted the
Mine in my presence.
iThere were apprehensions that the enemy
been heavily reinforced, and' that before
it arrival of reinforcements from McClellan
the rebels might advanoe ender tho moment
ary prestige they had gained, and throw their
*bole force on ear left flank', ecimmanded by
fieneral McDowell. At Franklins and SUM-
Mr'. testier° force swept up - from - Alexandria,
these apprehenilons .cased, and theeimy was
wife. Gen. Serener, with - kit Penineula vet-
mane, composed Or Richardson's, Sedgwlck'e,
end Kimball's divisions, was posted on the
right wing, and Brink vin in the centre. Fixes
vpire built, tents were struck, and thee the
.army lay on their arms until rooming, await
ing the enemy. litithiog of importance trans- ,
rued during the n.glit - ,
i Sunday morning d ue Led on the quiet lines
..f .both armies.. _ Arneounoissance from our
Mmy - revealed - the - foot that the enemy did
. niot attempt to follow after the battle of the
j before. ,
t 1
. o Th h e e l a r r r t id or ette th s e p had ow n o o r t- etre.
follow.
np w en w e . tm A te c d t :
f r as Ball Run. Tice teeth is they had ' not
-o'clock on Sunday their pickets made a faint
iow on our 'Amen loft; hut they were soon
nt baok by a' few randcat shorn from our ar- ,
tillery. Tale movement' on the part of the
ebony was no doubt made de a feint to draw!
our attention from an intended • rald on our ' ,
supply train., Mundial; to the right and rear
along the Fairfax road..
Ia SAID ON VIP WAGON restos.
mas 'made shout 3 o'elook on Sunday, two
nes from F airfa x Court House toward_Cen
unripe, bjit regiment of cavalry under Fits
ltingh Ile. f Oae company ;of the 2d 11. S. ,
cavalry . were taken prisoner', with Captain
flight commanding -the company., A few,'
ilridotn shots were fi red fate the wagon trains,
101 l at thii time extended in 0.-continuous
11111-from Centreville to Alexandria. No other'
damage was done' than to i errata a harmleas
r.eicltement among: he civilians who thronged
the thoroughfare. • 1 .
wiecor's OPIRITIONI3.
On Mooday:morning-Ititelligenre was re-'
trod at-headdstartors that-the &visions of.
ill and Longer:vet -intended to appear on our'
'V ht in farm ond.eut • Off our supply trains.
. prevent tills oonsunimatton, the di v ision of
n. Reno: win ditlpfitChed by Gen. Pope to
t i
trfax Conrt..Moure. ~I t!,also was ao deemed
p udent to 'imminent.. the evacuation of thin
. rills, to Corer our hose of operations, Inas
: ch ae (Tens: 11111-and ' Longstreet were
ik own to be in forte some distance toward
it ashington froonthebettle-field of Saturday,
a d a, s .rsoooitoiosatic4ito the front bad re- ,
led an anticipated movement in the same
re
d etion.liy_the enemy :_ __ .. . _ . '", -
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,The Army of .Afirginhacommerieed'trotirthr'
ward Fairfax Court Amu on Monday at 9
o look, Reno's. division , leading th e march,
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- a dMoDerieU'e.aorps following..
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TITTLIVNNTOND I'AIIIPNX 00IIIIT NOVBX.
As Reno"adivisinw wiu pursuing its line of
march, and when within. one. mile and a bolt '
.Ol,Fairfax,Court, House, a-, balmy volley from
* fame of riflemen came pouring In upon them
Atm the:woods to' the right of the road.. ,
i tila oisc aticla hm riad eztc a trina t,.4 Ft:Ganisi.:4lThiu%rarigraiLlioornailiwkwal
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..,* h e' : ep inal lt ali e: Ki ersa b ilM Gt os p t'.e B d i li w re ar ly t. reosived bid
. Stevan', brigade, composed of the 28th
husetts, Bth Michigett,'6oth and 100th
P eneylvania, and 40th New York.. .
f e
7 0 lindStersitsltomediately formed their
'co mends In line of battle to repel the : attack
b the.insinyi - eoW - contatiled. • iti
,the . thick,
s bbery of the woods :' ' CIONP Steven, rode
u and down hie lines gallantly, rallying his
m al'lntireldated. by repeated
volleys from an
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Ye bio ct: m "ti o P o le : W w w h i: o hha p .r4 :r i e e e e s: p re s se d lake
them tthe
enemy ai't t::
and lt:hn
eve them before them with great slaughter;
elle thus eharghig them Gee. Stevens wais.
with a Minis ball and instantly killed, but
t until the soomy.hatt. beep .routed,: - Capt.' .
Tau, the eon , of the. General, was ,also
ded in, tea. hit6l..• -Ketteuey's. ,bstterio•
npentici oii 'the rebel 'forces, musing sad
M among t he rebel' reeks .= Skirmishing .
„kept igloi,abont_thrso boure, when. the
.4% rayAnstroatod,ihd,tbs crairrptisoca on en.:
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From the Army near Washlugon.
We are permi t ted to make the followi g ex
tracts from a-private letter written by gen
-1
I Haman of intelligence to a member •Jf his
i family. Ii will be read with interest y all:
VirssitiNarea, Sept. 1, 1862,
Dean—:—l returned about one hour
.."
ago'from Bull Run, where ‘l . have been look
ing after and endeavoring to assist oar
wounded. I have walked, - since thbs time last
evening, thirty-five miles—in from the neigh:
borhood of the battle-field, and encamped on.
the ground, soldier fashion, last night, at
Fairfax Station. I was wet to the skin by
the most violent shower we have had since I
have been here—but having rubbed queen
thoroughly with Bay Rum and put on dry
clothes and my wrapper and slippers, feel
mighty good. As you may imagine I atorlot
in a humor for much letter writing, or much
of anything else excepting sleep. There are
some things, however, of which I feel bound
to write immediately—to relieve, so fat ac I
can, the anxiety of friends of those engaged
in the late most bloody and fearful battles,
The Pittsburgh Rifles had five wounded—
Jas. Collard, eye ; E. Eangdon, seriously ;E.
Friths:, not eeriously ; E. Torrens, not seri
easily ; W. Seandret, not 'seriously. The
balance are all cafe, I know, excepting Lieut.
Bessemer whose Where shouts I know not, nor
does hie company ; but it Is yet hoped that he
may turn up. The first man I met, almost, at
Cestravillo, was Sergeant Craig, w ho alarmed
me by saying that up to that time, (Sunday
morning five o'clock) but fifteen of the com
pany (Pittsburgh Rides) had been uustered;
but I had the pleasure in the evening of that
day of seeing 32 men in line all of that com
pany. I took by the hand Captain Oweton,
(by the way a brays and gallant officer) Will.
McClurg, Ed. Darlington, Andy Morrison,
and many others of my old friends in the
company, who are all looking well and able to
meet Secesh any time—and with - anything like
a fairehow to meet him Suceeesfully. ,Teltall
yoUr friends in, Pittsburgh they can,
!tilt-brag
on the "old Pennsylvania 'Rosarys's," 'is I
have the testimony of - at least 50 wounded of
those who fought beside them on the left
wing, that they fought like heroes - as they
always have fought from Dreinesvie to 801 l
Run Ne. 2. What I tell you in regard to the
number of the Pittsburgh Rifles, gathered to
gether In the 24 hours after the battle, 1 esti
say holds good of almost all the „companies
istri regiments, as I know from my own ob.,
servationand when you hear persons say a
regiment Wall Cat to pieces, and , have but fifty'
or one hundred men—don't he In a harfy to
believe it, as time will bring in many Who
have been detached, and lost their coinpanies
andregiments in- the march from the front: If
any one tells you the Army of Virginia is de
moralised and not in a position to meet the
enemy again—tell them I know it to be false,
from actual observation, and tell' them for
their encouragement, that on my walk from
Centreville, I met not less than from 50,000 to
60,000 trestireinforcements on the way to the
scene of the late eonflictrith at least 125'
or 150 pieces of artillery- , -and these men
not green troops, but the Peninsula
veterans of Sumner, Franklin, ,- &c.—
From all I have • seen 'in the last
few days I have concluded that I can exalt
the conflict of .Centreville (where the next
battle is expected) with confidence as • to the
result. I am encouraged, and not at all dis
heartened, as many seem 'disposed to be.
I just missed seeing Colonel Bays, who is
anions the wounded—having been shot in the
leg during the nation, I believe, of Saturday.
I met a squad of his wounded, belonging, I
think, toe 51eKeesport touipany, attached to
his regiment, who declare that Gad never
made a brailer man than Alex. Maya, of the
devoted 63d Pennsylvania, and I believe it.
I saw Col. Leasure, of -the 100th Pennsyl
vania, who was slightly
,wounded in - the calf
of the leg. He hopes to be able to return to
the brigade he commands before many weeks.
For the present his wcrind is so painful as_to
prevent htur either riding - on' hersebatklor
walking, otherwise he would Malan with his
brigade,_ as I assure yeti it is a great trial to
him to be obliged to leave them - at so critical
• time as this.- S.
No Sacrifice is too Great to-Save the
Country
Mr. FOINKT, in a letter to the Peen, dated
September 2d, uses the follow i ng emphatio
langtu9te:.
As
,I have said, our polity hereafter must be
a policy of concentration and . power. It le
not so much that we occupy towns_ and street
holds—we must annihilate the rebel army.
and utterly destroy every source or its
trength and perpetuity. Richmond le noth
ing to us in comparison. Norfolk and Nash.‘
vim, are mere collections of houref',' which
have no advantage beyond -a cOlection -of
houses in Massachusetts and Missouri.' In
taking Richmond we must uttvrly destroy the
rebel force—end then, Richmond is taken.
Let us adopt the Roman. sentiment—"where
there is solitude, there is peace"—lot us make
our war a war ofdestruetionandtitermination.
Plating the Republic abOve oOns ider
&tient, let all cart hlythitige peristithat it may
be preserved.- loq there'be flame acid islood ,
sued, and barren lands,'•villages desolated;
and every evidence of .prosperity destroyed ;
let every negro be emancipated; let the whole
South bo a desert, but. let the Republic he
preserved. , These new disasters only inten
sify this fearful prayer in the heart of every,
loyal man. Lot 44 confen that this war is
nothing feu than'a war for aspire . . This race
must'control the continent of America. There
can he no rivalries in the authority: Wo may .
separate to-day, but our 'children will 'curse
us for-it hereafter. Par better to pail through
the ordeal-mow, and come forth Chastened and
triumphant, than, by mistaken policy and
false ideal: of military or political belief, to
leaf, behind us a country. .equalled.only'. by
Mexico .in Its
~ weakness, and Turkey in its
degradation. Oucastostac.
Major. General Kearney.
44 dispatch frbin WashingtOn
enye: -
Th. body;` of Major Oen - oral ,Kearney was
brought to this city thin evening ander a :iv
airy •roorti•and •arooinpanled by taimbers of
his staff.• A•rePort was current that no wound
had been discovered on his personi and that
he bad died from heart disease. The body
was placed in the hands of Drs. Brown and
Alexander, embalmers,
who discovered that a
ball had entered the lotier . yart.Of ..his back .
add'rayetsed hie body . length*De,ltidging
near the epper . ptit of the Grout . After the
process of iimbainsept tad bean completed, the.
limb:met of the bonnie soldier wore an 44:pron.!
Monte life-like that it was diScult halfwit,
that the fiery martillapirit ttitt so lately ant•
mated them was - quenched.. :. • .... •
The'. death.of (*enema ...Kearney has struck
all elastseemitb eadnesei and in the ranks of
the. army) his' loss is mourned aaJkitt of: ail
idolised - hire. He was shot last night
leading a regiment into the; light, in ordei to
post them in A position which' he: - deemed it
important to hold. ' ' Of all the - gillint envier:
that - Alava nobs - will be - MOM deeply
lamented br aimpatibini in arms than the'
brave Phil. Kearney. His body was sent
our lines by the enemy; under aYlag ottrtce,
•
. .
The Battles at-Bull
Wasinscrroer,t 4:;-4-information - -han
beta received thakveveral Tarsona'freon this
eity,witieolbors, weneyesterday:on the bet...
tieFtield at Bail Rao; attending-to the burial
°Utile dead, and abotiStwentx surgeons !wars
with the pity., tejs, farther staled; this in
number' of oar oltizene, - *Sindhec . ,tho ao
n:t s
°raent albite,' were andniebtedly esitairod
lif andel' ley
,tha enemy, 'Who were named
in harsasing gen,'lllitics on ble retreat. Their,
going On battle4laid—without itag of
wises rendered - them' • ' • -
Thel.parcled_ -prisoners, who have arrived
Vete, say:tall& they were Nell :treated.bY ,the ,
enemy, except. in, the matter. a dbod ; and
farther, that a report was prevalent &mop &the
enemi that General Beall has. died hts
Aroundi,endllinl'Lite was yesterday:slightly
s tranded in; the hand by the ,ieeldeptil
eharge ofewn pistol;
.
Ids
Tax folloirtig if the. expites ordir:rof : the
President, tepointhit IM:elated to' the cram'-'
mend of ' all: the troops foie the deferieeret the
, Ihwitgriareas or mts'Aittriri,-: •r: -..:
...AnzOth.rx.iliarnalle , Ornos,l
t
Wkaillit4ton, floptetaber...2, 31362..., :.
By dlitotion of the President, Major rt,,
oral McClellan will EST° pl?4saand.ot the,cot'.
41114111 Onfe:YrichiaitOit zrld,4 - ,i4:-4vaßa
for the 'dohinie of thaCaiittal:, ...• ~:: ,
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Br Order of the ihniratarf of Watt '', t
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VOLUME LX.XV---NO. 249
- General Fremont in Boston.
'Berton, 'Aug. 29, 1882.
I don't know that - your 'readers will be
sufficiently interested in this provincial
town to peruse two letters within one .
week, but events of so much importance
have occurred here since last I wrote that -
I . feel justified in sending . yon , details
which will not be communicated by tele
graph. I will pass 'over the
,processions
and speeches on the Common which came .
off on Wednesdiy. - With the exception of
Governor Andrew's soul-stirring,-heart
felt address, the oda/twos patriotic enough,:: '
but it was the patriotism of a set of con-;
servativee, who are so cruelly blind as to . ,
prefer seeing their Sons and brothers dieef -
fever in the bayous sad swamps of NeW - Or- - :
leans and the Chickshominy, rather-than
make use of negroes . to :dig .ditches and,
stand guard inlthe poisoned - night hours..
Corcoran's reception aday was . earnest
and enthusiastic: It watrnaturally enough
rather Irish in Its character. If it serves
to incite enlistments from the large num-,
ber of that and other classes who have
still held back, it will have had the desired
end. , • .
But, the great event of the day, of die •
week, of Boston's history,.it may be justly
said, was the reception of General Fremont
at Tremont Temple. It was all the more
significant in the fact that the'" highly re
spectable" names which are usually consid
ered necessary to give character to public •
assemblages were largely absent; it bad no
official authority. There was little or no
preparation Made; bat the people came_to T
gather, and each an: outburstenthusiasm
I have never .wititeised, and 1./a4l on the .
Boulevard dui when the,fr,ensh s a l-:
diers retained frOm the - Crimea.. There
has neve r been . a single 'Anton newspaper
ready to' espouse the cause of Fremont, so
that. the reports .. .of the meeting, are_ not .
tinged with partisan feeling., The Journal
says: • .
"The reception of Genet Fremont last
night was ono of the largest and mast en.
thusiastio ' that ever look place .43. this :AV..
Treniont TeMple was crowded faits utmost
capacity, and there were thousands upoll
thousands „who could not get
...across Its
threshold, Or:. in fact hardly, get within
henring distance of die, Temple. •Jaside
the TemPle, while the 'GI-tassel weespeak,
tug; the excitement„ was at fever
,pitch.
.speaeh r of which vregiVe a: verbatim
report, was most enthnsiusticaili_applend
ed. 'lt givei his , views upon the manner of
conducting the war, in:its: relations.o sla
very, in a clear and emphatic manner."
The, Transcript speaks more at length:
...In gther,.columns will be found an as
of the immense • gathering in and
around Tremont Temple, and such reports
of the speeches as we could find room for.
Few, if any, demon strations have ever oc
curred in this city marked by equal earn
estness and enthusiasm. The greeting of--
the principal speaker, and diadusashed
guest was not given so much to the man as
to the representative of an idea.: 'newer.
ome of Gen. Fremont, and the' immense "
applause . that followed his simple and di- -
rect statements, were an endeniemeat of his
opinions as to the cause of the rebellion
and the policy absolutely neoessary' to en- -
sure its destruction. The remarks of 'the
General were delivered-quietly, bat with
an emphasis shoiving that they were the
expression of a deep conviction, the results • .
of his observation and experience inactnal "-
service. The absence of every shadow.a.. :
egotism 'and all references to himself, ex
cept where needed to' sustain his position, , ,
was evidence of entire sincerity and un
selfish
devotion to theeause of hie country.
Whatever may be :thought of the military .-
abilities or administrative talents of Fre
mont, it would seem imPoseible to doubt the
thorough honesty of his, patrietiam..
may or May, not. be ordered into, he field •
again, but it looks very much as if by his,
proclamation in IdiMouri he.niay, yet prove, -
to have been the 'Path Finder'..of the way
to end-the , war. ,- ,
, , ,
I vies in the hall when the Gimeral enter- •
ed, and 44irrg the Sdilyess, Rid
only compare the tremendous cheers And'
waving. of hate and hnnditerchteft_ to a
storm . upon, our rough New Eengland ehore,. •••,,
when the wild waves rush with terrific, ,ir
resistible fury upon ths ragged root-sous if,
'about to crumble them to atoms, overwhelm—.
ing, the laid: Or, magnificent
storm passage in the °virtu= tolarinhau
tier, which frightens one as he listera„ ..tho
ergufsite solemn hymn that rises out. 0f..: -
that. usical I:tail:tit was the calm, earnest
verse and words of the General, which car-. :
ried convictions and hope to,the hearts ,of
all before him. . , .
• .
I speak of this demonstration with feel-.
ins, for vash.is.Arscpcession whe n Mark
eaohusette has eximsseed ,openly, the deep,
heartfelt sentiment which_ commie's her to
day., It was a thrilling oration tothe,man
Fremont, it was a sttblime tributt to the
cause - which he repreientri. Will the pm
pie, at Washington listen ?—Cor.,'of the N.
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