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Wesaid eome time ago, and we repeat
the opinion, U»l thiepouulry bu no more
I ' dangerous enemy, then. Louts- Napolxo;.-.
He bae bis Beet now hovering .fcbout the
mouths ef theMlestfsippi, awsilingapre
text to interfere with the affaire of Louisi
ana and Texas.. The. news from Jjhirope
' now is that France and Spain fist* entered
into a treaty of cooperation in American,
affairs; and the fket thatNAroitox bu or
dered snppUee (o Mexico‘for. two > years
—proves that- bis occupation of that country
is not intended to bo a temporary i matter. I
That Texas was JUUbuttned from Mexico
is a foot which every candid man must ad
mitj ani il is not' unlikely that Napoleon
willmakeanatUxapt tot’re-annex" it when
~ : .be oomea in possession of that old estate of
. ' the Montsxumu. . California, New Mexico,
v ■ ■ >»nd AHxona did belong to the eamo estate,
■ i - i . and if he , can, it is he may
* • attempt to m-eanex themtoo. Then, as
many of the rebels would prefer, a.depen
•s . . doneyupon Francs to a reunion with the
Yankees; Napoltok may see a fine chance
. for extending his dominions by the annex
ation of all the cotton Btates of this Union.
' Thero is no sjuestion but that NAroisspx
• ieeageito“counthimself in” in this “free
- fight" of opts; and there are good reasons
. for belisving that he has boon for months
past intriguing with parties in this coon
, 'try, in furtherance of bis ambitious views.
■ ■- The position of Napoieos is becoming
■'... precarious at home. He la on the very point
iv: .■■■■■■ of quarrelling vrilh Italy about Borne and
it ; ' the Pope, while even the Greeks have had.
. thecourage to disregard hi* counsel in the 1
matter of tbslr new king. England would
! he only too well pleased to-shake herpeit:
is free torn her alliance with;‘him; while
Russia entertains no pe at' frie hdship for
r.^jsvit.i-...... ... Um. -And there is trouble in France, u.
'' t t % there is in England, about tho scarcity of
' cotton, which may lead to revolution, unless
that adroit monarch can get up eome gi
- ~gsntie enterprisethat will premise, an
: ’ . t abundant hapyssl or,both glory and cotton.
[■ :. v In view of this possible, if not probable,
, contingency, Qen. Basks’expedition to the
f . > Gulf is bolhtimely,.and fortunate;.sad- it‘
- may be - that, because the administration
. vu In .posMssion of fasts.months ag^
: r . which are only now beginning to be broad
ly developed, that-'expedition was got up
j and poshed on to its destination, although
p -the whole country clamored for itßstoppage
- by the way to help to takrßlchmond. •
to' ■
General Letter.
We giro this morning G«n;~Bu*Nsn>*'»
' - -letter to Gen. Hailxck, stating hi«“rea»?
on* fcr SaoTing the armyof the Potomac
■ tcrosi the Bappahannoek.” AfUr reading
U wo-felt glad that ire had taken the
tl*wb ire did df that great and tumble
morvms&tttldHrbeannaontiatiiepo
sltion which we took from tie beginning,
thatfor tEat motement. Gen. Btranero*
.. xneponaible« H(s letter prorea
tbit fcl* plans werwwell laid, and his topes
of raceme well founded; bntcircamsUnees
- - beyond human control caused a failure.
■ Thero is something so noble* so generous,
in the following porogroph, (hot we toko
plnanro in wpeotong it:
Tothobrare officoi* *nd ooldiero who
nceomftUobed Uio feetof t£nare-eroo«ing in
7 r tbefoceof the enemy liowe everything.
■ ■■> Fon ts* nncnn m xb« .tuck I ** »*-
srosnßt*, on tha extreme gellnntiy, .cour
• ura ud endorenee ohownby themwM
never excelled, end wottld Into eorried tho
point* hod it been poeoible.. To the fomx
- Un nod friend* of (be deed I eon only or
tei my hesrtfolt nynpotby, bul for on
• woundod l eon offer my esrneet proyere for
£
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l&tir comfort and
To wiiWtncb wonto, ond« gndkeiwoin*
~*».! ttuuOi reflect* greater honor opon Bn*x
-vV .iQilutiUiii aaoldier an'4 a ■ Chrietiaiv
- iiun <so<4a any Victory bow**** tail*
■ ” ltant i Truehearted, manly eoldiare, euoh
: herer hesitate
' 'to follow »noli’*l««4 e T- ;,,,V.
' Emascbpatios i* Maetiwo^—Ex-Oot. I
' v : ; w,„.- j|Wmni«ri r palled the “Old Wert
‘ Hon*," is * candidate for .Congress in l
-V v?' 3? Maryland, and his election I
it TCgs w t» f l *■ rrrUin. ■He tott.lfl uno* I
' I - tjhlroeally for; emancipation In Maryland I
and ersrywhete else. lothepresenceof ol
■ number of gentlemenherecentlydeelared I
~ . «*»«», “h» was ni>w coneinoed lhare never
would bo any peaoe for this country until
» fSUTerywaaabolißbed throughout the land,
audio thia bud ha aapported Preaidant
. ► “ Ltnboln'eproelemetion and plan of eqmpen
.tated emancipation heart and hand.”': ; ;
PTiarta Davia ;•> alaoacandldale onthe
■ alma platform, anil his election la also re
. gsrded uncertain. The friends of emanci
.potion hope to eariy the other three die
- trieta. i
Ins Slurfreeaboro. Tann.j &tit s«mrf |
- ~ it very indignant over the Preeidenl’sproo*l
■ itnulm fyr the ohserrance of the Babbath j
’ in the army. Ilaaya: •'
- Thewlcksd, piofane, lieeniiont and in* I
'famous:occupant of tie WhiteHouee at |
Waahlneton naa hit upon 'another artful I
dodgeip delude the people of the North. Ha l
noir tries ihe religlous game, and writes u
fllßoanUyofthauanottiy-of the -Sabbath 1
andobUntiens to the Meet High, as if ho
• /were eiadin eaanonioal .robots) instead of I
.being covered with unrighteousness, Inn-1
' eoinliVbTuUMlod-defy&tt tyrant; and the I
eansebeodranoesia that of barbarity; .the ]
war. ba wagsa le one I
. ' n cthinrbut spoliation and murder, without
: a tingle hnlutly graee to brlghten its reo
■ old.'Providence can nerer smlle on snob
an enterprise, and though it may punish
tbe tiouth formany sinsof omission and
a people fighting fbT the de<
.if ( ag( 'of all thaiie dear tomen tsay well
1: rest assured of the. ultimate faror and pro
tection ef an erer just Onmlpotent."
Th) ' Tmela of (he
BftßftfJExpediUon.
‘ Tt» B»turt»y;
P'"- v sV-.-d’iijv; r.i : -./,-■■
■■■'■■■: We tat*woerUioed the following feet*
cenoernlng tr»n«porU wMet
> %t»#Wßtert4fo* th» t6OT«j“P* of oen -
B»nk’* teooy*:'..
'«* ' jnio*«* ■** ißtLiDet*
- nu.
' ' - aWjoaßotSSZ**®*--Sh#irMmnto
. jrfla July lest by the Awrlcta IABjM
- - «nr njor*, tteAni no
thot ibMnafeoaridiTO^W"
. 1, vottbltas., At UisttiafilM'WM owned
‘ i ■ 'I
TBXXCaEIOS »JU»OK>—WMCKD ; AI TOT-
dly la 1861 Bto to ApnJj
MB. »4 «W*rt “A
-IMalto rt» W dttwlwttag. Hie
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?> S V‘k t- » '.!T, ~’ V'dj-.
-:\ :v V It
.£,•<? X ;3tf< . y/'JJ \ -r*-t£ ' .'JiT
. -i **'*•/'' ,/>. -
•orreyore, insufficient Sanford. & Co.
’were her owner*. Her tonnages aheot
1.000. • . . ’ ■ . *)>•■
r i THEQDUCT.
vis surveyed. in November
of-^O^tonfl’btirthrDjttnd^B
to 1857, ant
4 .. ..... ...
clawed A*2A -J Thi&lowesl classifications
A 3. The Qutncy- I rtaa "fiwnedby Whitney
& Hathaway* And AasV understood' s lo- be
unfit for coast service. : f r. r
-IB&,jnAttCSrCOHDEiUSj:i> at ;MM, ROtal. |
That the Thames is not deacribedan-the
American Lloyd's lißt of tessela-is Veug
i gestive fact. She.was doabtless'considered
to be of no value. > -
■ ’ t tVe spoke afew-dayfoaffiTof lh«ejnfa
snoos may charac
terise tjiflfby so mild a.term,-—but ve had
not then the facts so fully stated.
Gen. Butler and Earl Russell's Com
plaints.
By the last mail Gen. Butltr receited
from the State Department ooplee of let
ter* from Mr.. Thomas .G. BpnaUaon; and
'Rsv.' John Lingham, rector of Lambeth,
both or London, to Earl RuseiU, in which
tetters it was set forth,- on information do
rited from Mr. W. H.; Haynes, of "IjiTer
pooV that'about three months since, Mr.
- John Georgs-Lingham, of New Orleans—
a brother of the rector of Lambeth—being
in fear of a oiril outbreak, attempted to
send his family plate ;to Europe on the
Prussian ship Essex, but that Gen.-Butler,-
lemming of the attempt,:selied it, and; on
a 1 pretence' ot Mr.- Lingham’e disloyalty,
sent him to Port Plohena for 'threef years.
M- Donaldson's letter had a different but
equally probable story. Ho said that some
time ago a man. deposited some money, in
Confederate notes in the MerehanU’Bank
of-New Orleans, and thatseubtequantly
this mail presented a check for- the amount
Srlth an Englishman's lore; of fair play
r. Donaldson suggests that this was; “a
plot bh the part of Butler,”) and waj-paid
by the cashier in Confederate notes, upon
which ho and three of the directors ; (of
whom Mr. Lingham was one) ! were sen
tenced to Port Pickens, formations lengths'
of time. - ■: ■ ’'
" Gen. Butler ' answers, to. Secretary Be-'
ward's request for a report iof. the facts in
the case, that' he could’ not, report ;on the
facts, becausathere were nofaols;f(jrthe
letter was an unmitigated- falsehood from
beginning to end, in testimony of which
he begged' lea-re to' submit,.the following
statement by Mrl Lingham: ;
IfradqvaTteri, Department of the Gulf, \
Sea Orletmi, Dec. 9,1862. / ■
I, John George Lingham, wee naked to
come before Gen. Boiler to-day, and was
shown"* copy .of a'letter dated October 16,
1862. headed ’‘Ststement Forwarded to
EarlßuaaeU by Mr. Donaldson."
, • So. far as.it relates to any;oh*rge ever
> made against me an account of ths eashier
of the Merchants’‘Bank'paying out any
Confederate notes, 1 hater beard of jtun
til called upon by Gen. Bailor to-dsy.
I hare euo read an extract from the let
ter dated <« Bolton Oarden.KnsseUSqusre,
London, (residence of Bert John Lingham)
October IS, 1862,” containing the state
ment that! was sesteneed.by. Gen. Butler
because! had sent away my plate an board 1
the; Prussian ship Essex. Inerer heard
of that until I was called here to-day. My
! plate is now and always bos been under
tny control, and not disturbed by anybody..
I hsd sent a portion of it for safety to the
| bank, and took it away when 1 chose;; but
I nerer attempted to send any away; nor
1 wisl aeensed of tending away any of it on
! board of any ressel. J. Q. Lraosan.
Witness: H..C. Clarke,' Lieut and A.D.C.
So much for one of thenumerons outra
ges against foreign ■««£s ia.New Or
, leans. I :2(o*,’for the ,exß*Fof Mr. Ltog-
Kam’ii grievance. About Ibtto ot .four
1 months ago Mr. P. N. Wood, President of
I the Merchants’ Bank of New Orleans, ran
I off, carrying with him a large amount of
the securities of the bank. To oompensate
for this loss the directors , issued 51*7,000
of their’ notes—a fraudulent transaction,
without any actual basis—and Mr. Mount■!
opened a broker’s office for the sale of this;
false circulation., Upon learning, the cir
cumstances,; Gen. Butler had * Mr. Mount
and three of the directors, including Mr.
Lingham, arrested and sentenced them to
Fort Pickens until they should make good
the notes that they had foisted bn_the pub
lic. Mr. Lingham was confined orer night
in a comfortable room of the Custom House,
ini the' next day Was released on a Mends
becoming surety. I don’t think any Mr
minded man, or. the people at large, will
find any fault with a General whoprarents
the masses from being imposed upon and
victimised by corporations.
ThoOccnpatlon of Florida.
Xbo project mentioned in onr telegraphic
summaryof Saturday, of a eoloniiation of
Florid* by Northern men having a mili
tary organisation under the Government,
and which was strongly urged! upon the'
President by many member! of Congress,
in thus spoken of by the New. York Et >«-
ihg.Pcit: ; . ;■
The project of planting a military colony
In Florid*,,we perceive, ia not allowed to
eleep. A memorial on the subject hu been
nrteented to JJr.tMncpln by Vice Presi
dent Hamlin; and it iriaid that it haa been
well, melved, and,* promlto, given .OM
something ebould be done. What ij done
we hope will be >Mr. Ell
Thayer has promised lo coHwt ana .take, to
Florida twenty thonaand mUitary ad?ep
tarots, to aettle in that State and centre it,
with ell-ite far-extended atocMMt,'
Union. • If it depended ,on ns he should
hare hie commission of Military Governor
of Floridahefore the eettlng of;.lhe ann._-
Thet aomepartof the Bomb must beheld,
hy military colonies of loyal men, who will
occupy it wlth’arms in their , hands, pre
pared' to put down the banditti, whom .the
conclusion of the war will leave In the
country. whenJt restored to, the Union,
we regard as ■ entirely certain. Mmiy of
then who now bear arma against the, Union
will, beyond aU question, rejoice, in being
permitted to return to . their families, on
conditlon of renewing their allegiance and
cromUisg peacesblo obedieaca to the ltwt.
Many other!, however, ecetutaned to a uft
of dtoorder and violence, and.filled with
hatred of the victors, will, inallprobabui
ty. take to the bush, and-baraas. the loyal
Inhabitants by their depredation? tjnd mnr :
d *Theplan«f establishing military colonies
in lhotc parts of the slave States which of
fer the best opportunity , of doing: so, piPr
rides a security againstthiaevil, whlLeit
\ u likely to'prove a very efficient nteaeure
I in putting down the rebeUioa. An assoel-
I attoh of Millers, isith * milUaty organlsa-
Uon. will not endure what is called guerilla.
lhrT»rtit*tt-warf*rei~Tbo*ewbo,*ftecft»
I defitof Ute rebel'armiesi token JWJ J 5
Lkeep up the war, on private eeoonnv Witt be
honied to their lurking places, and ritber
exterminated or driven on eo overawed
by the eertointy of ewiil ptOTtdyepeedy
esptprs sad lorjsw ttet tow
ww prefer to submit qmetly to the order of
thing* which our srmr Is sent to restore.
Military colonisation is the surest antidote
against guerrilla/rsTfere./;.,a...;
. There is gfet anoUmr advantage in this
plsn. We have heard a great deal;, in the j
eoene of the present elvil war, of the ardor
and spirit wlth which men fight who are at |
war for the defence of their homes and fire- 1
side*. - Establish a military, colony in a re- 1
glon ftom which 'the rebels are not yet j
wholly driven, and yon give the soldier all
the force of. tula, motive.. Hehecymea the
defender ofhia family, othla comrades, of i
hls'flAnl'ofn pipes of abode from which he
cannot hs expelled without great personal
loitwd perhapewrara degree discredit.,
let tha twenty; thwuhnd pen phm m,
Thaytrptoposes toraisobenseoeeuledin
1 Fldtlie,**nathe-lejrity of that (State it
. j assured now and fotefer, , ; ,
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trill bo bud. S.SOfYEB.Ir.
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Th« flaol, bot »dS cbopMt M*artnl«al Inttodty; I
Children’s Toy Books and Game*
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, ' 65 Wood Btreet, . .
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BOOKS FOBCHIUIBEM,
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fettb* jOOftf. :
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ftwr them with *Mi eooMenMhs* U*J
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VEQBTABIiK SYRUP.
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SPECIALITIES FOB CHRISTMAS, I
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TRIMMING STORE,
Nos. 77 *nd 7« Msrkst Street ; I
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