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1 SABBATH E I
VENING:
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-fte stilly Sabbath ere hag c0" 0 ....
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low sink, the min to rest:
rhite purple cleluds, all tinged with g
i .ie thick alorlithe' l Hest.
tke merry searl4eri eea•ic their song,
' lAnd eeek the 1. leafy :jtie•is, .
4r
ichile tray nigh 's_ !Bantling curtain fa
1,1r,a ;A • the twilight isprends.. ' I
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1,,e ....Rent deer *teals O'er the 'mko4l,
• ATI gems the isleepini Bowers; 1
'Whili hushed iu ' tilinesal i not, a leaf •
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Illoice on the rosy bowers.. 4
T i moon unveil tier lovely face, •
niip , :urs a mellow light • 1
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UT r earth, iertcltlist ' eving stars
• -stud tll., , r4lt or night,' •
Elre * ,at God: we paitr: the* for tlii day
Cif ! glad said wt:ico
errne rosc-7-
.i. iiiz sßitc'from o ur eslo toils,
Froth care arklrceoe'opli.
lik:Vlrt. us at tkelp rating ,
- 1),(103, thy fullowerl di
r4iiier: a e grateful tr:bni
It'd 1/cairt-felt;lctunge
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Let s with all c reation
Toiliu,7, And prii4o Thy
An•iinay Thy spirit still
f /
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To ;calm and peaceful !onto.
our :191F:4
•cur 'wpy,
ill thti skies,
Ing - •
T 314 y Ois bleit
An!
.J us c
.
1p Etslitystl
Trained at Wait
, - ,
Point.ul,
i
,
At I;Vest'Poi4.llic.ctlets are daily
trained to shciotlat a titr!ret witli! the
musliet or rifle. ',l TheyE fire ten sbots,
in squilds-of ten; at as many ironltar
,,etc, -11 V -Size• and tbr ti t •of a mail.—
, . ,
Each - quad is -itrrango -in lines, sn
that cf,.cli cadet Tre s atitis owirtargel,
hic:h•lik.s its nehtlier,liainted upon it.
Ihe•sh l 4 - . ling
'• ofi each jaded and !each!
r' • ,
v-qu L ol 1r itecordcd . so-th,t the qualities
0t*,1.:4 fi-1t markt-man are sell knnwy ,
,
just rue ton} I i 1
H nvisit to this famous Mil
.lioul last .•suntiner.! we paid,
, I..st nitilnt ion toe the rifle shooting of
t: , ,ca.L , retis..! It was Ivliat my - be call- .
c.i ,-,.4l'sit-,cr:ii. . lo ose •fi.•!ing ; yet, we
~,, u 'l,l nu }t fad, tc notieet hoiv some of
the ca4;ets -appeared to he bent markS-
Intn..Wittile Othe"s apileared to he
naturallV - ineapable of learning the
art:.. 11 - `. • • • i '
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One tadet, whom WC• : ! watelied, tried
in -Faini to hit ir i is targi.t at a very
moderat distanc.,.' .No't believing . the
'fault' Isla. in hit tself, -lie eemplanied
.it must.p) in the riffle. r i: c He w.a!s soon
convinee of his error . by the instrhe
tor tak4l, up his rifle and planting sa
ballet right in tllci• "hull? r s - eye.". We
rltuck scli e inquiries ci.i , the instructor'
respeedno• the q alities lof the cadets ,
- • •t, zf ,
,in leartnng to shu t, *lien,he told 'ps
that - T.1421011th to. ybern
make
have just
referreS could
. not make a marks
, man., -,i ' ; - " 1
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- Chapinin. •in his book- - called "The
.
Anterit4l Rifle," .states that all men
dodge in-4ring—sSime before ; and oth
ers jlst ! !i .Fier - the Thot
,iti fired. The
latter el! s as's may learh to be marks
- ~ .
-.men, tl+former."iiever. ln:learning
1 . 0 SI(H.' kith a rifle,. a Person should
ci'deaN.•o !to -acquprre -a steady, !cool
cenleaner- with altrue, quick eye and
innii,le knit•er. but Piactiee.land nothing
rain. praffe. cant .ake lii l good mitrlis
,
, . .
,
At. tie;;same time mere firing in noi
the opli praetipe neees.tarY. • ' 4 ,,;:t 1
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How .they ar
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_,m.. , f5 11 .1.05t..---Ie learn the follow
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ing particulars of the history of Col.
' 1 4
Siegel fill an intiznate friend of his ; ,
tr. StrthrOls : i
Color* grank ti l Fgel; ylio so gal_
4 1tly led the 1.7 Ited M ates forces
tgailist t 31issotirians i.t. Carthage,
A aboiii: , 0 years of age. i Heim a nu-
'l'e offinder' , an was gr4duated 141
-,, nlintaiy. sehoo 'at Ca4-Isruhe. He
l i
-144. Ted 'hie regu lar - artily of Ilade . n,
ii:i Was advanced,to the post of Chief
' l ijuteht, iin 1847. nisi sympathies ;
i !,lth tht first revolution ,I in southern 1
vi l 'lltant lost him his commissian.-±
, i -e 'ras ppointed General-in-Chief in
t 'e• bFglnfun g of the ' second revolu
i°''. x#3l 1848, ft L ad lett . 4he forlorn
- ep ie of the Liberal party with great
„,' r itY and zeal: > - ,
efiine to America in 'lB5O • was
I
... res,s . o In Dr.r Works academy,
I.l,l.itatti d (daughter. Me:Daloii'sf—:
.4e re,-li v . . h ..•
_ E t •,.. _ . wall to a prO essorb ip In
tit ',wk .. , where be soon became dis
glumed by his greatm ilitary tal-
L
ntml--11,CIY. Times.' 1
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MIMES
PORT" PICKRNEL •
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General Bra,gg haviag abont\made
tip his mind that the Capture of Fort
..Pickens cannot be attempted with any
thing like safety to h*elf and army,
,;nd the rebel; . directors at Richmond
doing weary, of waiting onthis move
ments, and sorely in want of, troops
at thoffiii,b, Ihd r usands men
have been detached from the slimy at
Pensacola and vicinity, l and sent to
join Beauregard in Virginia., Just
about the time they had got cleverlY
off, several United States transports
arrived, at the fort and anehoritd
there, bringirig large reinforcements:
They were rather astonished at thiii
spectacle ' and as the noise created by
Wilson'sZoaaves fell ill:ion their ears;l
the -- hivalrous . souls o the besiegere,
recognized the fact th e y bad so lon g
reared to acknowledge, Ithat the cap -,1
tare of „Pickens was a mere matter of'
Moonshiue.
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, We find in the Preis 'Orlean Pica- : '
j,
pine of the fitti., (which we have re -I
keived throuifi a private source) ill ,
I! long leading article, reviewing in at
II very surly arid angry mood the letters
'E Of 'tassel! torilie Londe» Times, de
i C - riptive,of hiS: visit toitho fort and
tlie besiegink batteries.' The iPica-
Yule is greatly ;dissatisfied with, Itus
ell's 1
datuagiuTevelations, butiespe
eially with one passage it quotes, from
1 is letter about Tickens, in which he
i, ys thatlhe - was amused at Ihe'lwon-
IL
.' erful accuracy; and 'completeness of
Il e . information': . posSeised ' by. our,
t
troops concerning all the arrange
ments' on shore.' ,-Though,Rtissell
iileld his peace at the time, the. Pica
r ;rune quarrels with him I for publish
ing the fact that, their information was
reliable. ,
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I This s not the, sore p 1
lrPicayune pretends. 1
iisselfs letters Imrtray
of the world what the 1
'4elvei probably were igno,
the fort has been Put! in 8
did condition for' defence,
E -ost.
I hour
a ,y,
te due,
pregnable, whilei iihe rreel ,
,prepara
ttens are totally itiadeq'iate for, the
work expeeted of them. Of course
its is very easy fot.'our o ters, 'by the
,i
aid of strong &uses; to keep a con
,
atanti, watch on all en my's move
,
in l t ents, and itis. , simPly it u e , , ihable for
the rebels to expect the t. to remain
i . l'ignprance- when' they lave such a
rend} source of information. Better
5',411, the-rebels themselvesi ` have been
hleicingtheir own trumpets_eiteniive-
IY
„and in . their, extreme anxiety, tal
shoiv their; own people •aml the world'
What - indefatigable fellows they are,
have furnishedall' the ne a rs of wLat
wit.s going . on in the camp. ' . ..
.i .
. The correspondents of various
St utliern joarnalA, which we could
name, have. with wonderful industry
an&generosity.. kept us . hilly advised
in this 't'aL" . end these . mers are eas
ily: accessible to ! Col.] Brown. The
ferCi so far troin the northern cities
, .s
that-no news of its arrangements can'
reach us hrtimeto ha of yaluo to the
besiegers.' In truth :the iatter are
slO,wly beeoining aware 'that in under
taking. this siege.they i have involCedl
tlinselves in a troublep eeisely.as•
the War department at Washington
deSired and4calculated., If i hey aban
dat.,the siege they; must lose Pensaco-'
lti'llnd all their werki.,; and
.thuS fttr-,
tql,u_s, with the best navalistation lon 1
th!„ gut'. and with the means - of-o Per - -,
. ,
ming against
. 141:One, I' Montgomery,'
IV . ew Orleans, etc.;. If thev prosecute 1
the Siegethey
,must tientlithonsands
_ .
of
!PRY.
oln,
ur heartw
pew there_ whom they will miss
sadly from the armies now at the
.N4th.
Until Co!owe' Brown I:had put 'Fort
lkens in a coinplete state of de
.neo large
reinforcements) were not
eded, and this is Why no Movement
s made. - The fOrt is now secure
just attack, andihe arrival of - the 1
laye regiment Shows that Opera-"
iits are' beginning,to extend. Brown .I
asked - for five ai2usand'More men,
doubtless ill duo time he will get
,ei A large body of maiines had
ee landed on the islabd, Ind on no
ding this 'fact the ipbek f aring_ tin
tidal pt to land and ,take the in flank,
ninediately threw upla h ttery on
ni. Main land opposite, _ kihg 19
+
atteries in all. -, 1 , ,_,,,
. e hiclesneixtheinndl7 ..tasho_ctilhee/ivi'usillyiineer and
tc, telieS liis lino the ore he must,
1.1
'...a ier as kilns and men, az*,i the leas
tt lion. hi - can 'pay ;-. to the main
of t`, , which is the capture of the fort
se f. As the island is more than Air-
F' 'lleelont of course) the attempt
Ye vSr all the mains land opposite is
hs - rd'. Another'important purpose
1
aS been 'served by the eperztions at
he cwt._ The rebels . seatteked three
he outh had expeetedrapture of
lie-Sort long ago, and t e prolonged
~reparations have given Ahem such an
idea of the strength °filth° military
fozicle, there that they are ,seriously
alarmed about the safet of,their ci
ties, , Mobile is frantically`arming,
and forming batterie and, home 'guards. While this,`g •on I he send
oe
ing of reinforcements ST Be n_ regard
must Cease: 1 , - , ;.
ha . sl
au I
lii thi3 4 llonse of BeOresenta,-
-
tivea,',on the 16th, a resol , ution was
unanimously adopted, presenting to
.31.4 q Gen.Aleorge B: li'Clelhini .and
thellieers and soldiers Under his
command, the, t Attila oft, hat body fer i . ,
"the Series of brillfaut land deeisir : liel - "Ag
victories , whi6h 'they hui - e, y their£y':l l-) r , »
skill and bravery, aellie 4 red, over them: Scott.
liebyla and Traitors , in the army o Yielded, fo
the battle • fields of Western Vi ' . po liticians;
1
g i ti ii i .7 c
~ the Army
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t).
et' t 1f :
2 : 8 : 1 e t6 T h rm i ew i h n s
so u : s i g 81
. t tn 'i li('.l - , g : are s i r t i i t
„ c: e d t ia
d i hn t i a ad fma o t uy i n t i : P :ef i 1 1
r o e : : k f a ;r d t .
n h i
b th e i 1 - s r i
onlit() seeial necessi ' ',',.ti
rtvalry biitween tire' ifreii
Iwe, of the country ; it is he
. Ikti#l l Madness, of a s rhg
d s for. personal' We
v t; l ailantages--itiidivi
ma e the weak of; •he
ki.ii ence or obtaining tbei
rill
Th press ' has lent itsel f.: t
I and contilikue the (agitation,
of t tonsigids of the, reason'
dep ore aid
.condentinl it
Myself, iOnvineed that of
warfare such its thatl n tioN
i , ,
oye us will prove ; ore
gen rally Ispe:aking t 4 tb
fr i e nan both, thin a foul
e Al tent or the most (anti
ty l , t at ever could exist.
kep : silbtt by the dre:
la - tr' tbai , spectre of thP
1
risi L e iSiottalhave ripen to
; thei ordinary rice lii ha.
lofg,T o hhtidre pou nd s, we,
i r
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O no fiflised act ars Instead o
[Soon flour will not be , to be
I Tlie courts: of law are closed
I Vein ter ; And; personal see
promised ki. ' the lia i
.* w, l,. sit
name!. And how can or tin
,e.ar i ried OP t -For tho Ant
-soldier there is it 6 ,su
pro r material here. 'l.he
I rid I rittiulltOon, which' in of
tries 'urnishes the fighting
here. of ebilrse, ineligible for
pose' - iind'eten requires arm
to keep it in order. Thus t ;
Ofsoldiersi must come inin
not ; eirelu4Vely, fivm among
nlations of towns--day tabor
riot; tttade!nen, 'most of them
menviithl
families, I nnaeenst
-the hatdiiiips; inseparable
kat() of war ? and therefore it
for active service. The fe
vigorous men who have enlis i
bb tit od' fifir powder, b . t:wit
can bl of. exe o uting , iVitheii i
, • - i I
°us x rcipe,or ractice; such
, , ,
gie ' ,
~ as -eit- e au to
cess u warfare'
e,. 1 i leave
- the ; • ~
judge f ichatic in ;Say
'Sentir," nd **Vreortipletly.. i
at d pi tin; `pur.condition by
that t l ade and, commerce' a
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stars :till. a n d the circulation
I ey il nil.
J 1113 1;1 1
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c
, peel
loch 1 n
horse
height,
other
ace, though
that it
to the gaze
ehels them
rant of, that
;Leh a splen
as to'be
wager
tlescrib ar
Black
standin,
for his
Fok an
packs i
a stiff
feet in
trial, ti
only sli
1 1
bon ' s ho,
otiti, and
knOwn
A ltri Liu
hisis . ervt
den at t
with his
ces'ioii,
withia h
the !bar
five, feet''
his - horse
the iseeol
The bar
this', the`.
Iy at the
three or
legs, and
shoe..
thohgh
first-rate
jump, fo
went
10.1 H. !
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.Ge i . e,Clellan h as laser .
address t,, hil army at Be e 4,13?
I
in ti - hichlheWsz i , 1 I l it,
S4';a.te :: Tel. bare at a,
armie.s; om anded , by ii ~
expenen d Ita!ittiars; ,en h
.1:i
Motintai Istrell, a l pit 0 .i •
their lei u i :feu ha ie t o e ,
guns, twelvel colors ; fide le2
stand of aro* One thousand ,
. 1
inciinlin tiara than laity 0 111 , 1
One of t oaaccild comm*tiders -
i i. eife W ip i su i s p ti r e ir d le o r f , the
tt o l !,h .l f_;.: `..yo
You
killed than two :ittioldre,
fdt, o !l i •elfe i pty, %lid o [Met
bag a and crimp equipage. r A
has, a aeeoratilitiked- with_ithe l
tw y bfavej Men trilledl and
w hied 4n yinir Part- ' i I I
d4l i
I: r.
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1
t ' ,
1 i
I
f tt lk: ta h W
t 3
a,tle,
ha'
of
;land
h il
I
PIM
ti rri
.be
.nil ti.
,
A ,
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iloch-bron l g,h k r
lw rt., a, smagniep
near lY 17bapda.
t ,
?erformaneest,wi
Stal.hounds,an,
Oil rdAim--an
ost 'and I rail, n 1.
height., ';ThiS, at
horse cleared l'i
41rt.4- brualiing W,
ihis lieitig,• done
it ;
rse, i Chestnut,
f being ' mounted; I
and' line steeple-i
.1;:.
iton,i, rh6 had
a t:d
1 •es For t the oee i
e ea,* ilunll', v itl'
hind leg i three •
etting over th
rd ! hit, 1 I L
rloo then, hav i ng
tli
o be elevated i to.t e lle
wo ittcheti, again roll
refused 1 the,l firs ti
t d breke it with, h 8 f 0
-as then sank On inc
lac i lclnwarf.did i agn
lirsi trial, (i!eArin
four' . inches Wi h h
just . touching with q 1
I 1 id • 1
a j 1
f• ton then again , I mdunt
e did, all .iii ih e l, lie we
ritkrito induct the h
four times in sueites
l ough`.the bar, Ithl ~
i 1
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7inner i of the:mate
I i _ , 1 •11 t
- as
d
f tbe .1331 . 1 t ir._
con ,, rtilaZaie , say
j
t r ta
Ars t
e is
isretised ;
Richmoioid.l' • - 11 1 (
f. •
line
Lila
th :
wh
i ~
A yi'.
1 Oa* k
4nicwil" iiiiie
ik ,ll OZ
.; tl6ll
Tor
riznOld litti
army,-18 If
iitnetteiht
[ arm, '64 the
- 1 ;
A our mi
swi ' mingly,
'Bu abo
31p ereati
i 1
'and
,one
.ndott
t
l a
tfondli
cbnn
!l extr f l H
I 'l.
tine fa u.
I. 1
Ph.'," .r
li!
:I ho les ho
he
tinds.
$
rase
it .
Mt
-
ke
,one
ster t
eteri— w.
hd,
1.. ,. , . ,
ianneeistel:
arm
rand
Thed cote
nourouak
givet d,iiitid
[
the hole
Man - '
of th iret
llopei
d iee' r ti.Otie
• few: were.
amo 1 rapi4
perie tliao
mate itiAf
ville, d evl
Was e
l i r
fired Iv
The min&
cried foi.i*
win grew
e d hY 110'-'
iiniz
biie
,:
' l .ht J o
Ave
A r t
nnti
:
el
a wa
t.F . qui
crpt
~riett
61 eo
seep,
_the
, roil
0 .1 sup
'pally
the
'43', In
1041. to
lin 1 •
I apt•al
d i TAy
Oley
Orlysii•
i.strpi
- 'of
-'ot
be
• 01
ng
CM
Z
field officeri, I acted admirably! He
'collected his"! forcel and covered!. their
;retrent,land, up to ihel last inute was
PersonalY engaged in the!, , endeavor
to rally his men toll make a Ist'and et
Centerville. I It ules , the !arrival e of
'fresh reinforcements to the ,enemy, in
su rio I pe, numbers ? ! that turn' the
scale of battle/ I r
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;., artlea' iitlvirgOa. :I , ,
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A Virginia correspondent of the
-.' Y. Tribune 34ctss to tha ' paper
's follows: 1 1 ' - I' '
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'foe entegonism Ihetweenith , . hig,
end D eiocratie parties in .I Irfrguni,
i t
s muc more bitter than I have', ever
seen it "iti the! Fred fitates. 1 AI:is:II tht
Antago iinaexists ?ranch this day a
ever.
lice
oay fall ? 'nit their
i ,
spirits, lice ',those ci he Norsemen- in .
the lege d,I will fit ] ai Oey rise
Shove t e battleflel The kitty def .
a gentl titan' in Ric mond, i'w - had
heed ieateilin '' ernor ; o thi3
t.c. 4 ,3
State, aa if tlii4 , inst!cadlof his,
Bing a l'old-liii,e Whig had !weft 'con
.,L
s Ited, could heve fitd the highest oft- ,
word 1 • ~, , , -
itee, i nt, 'to 'a Democrat i who
ad inquired ~whet, Ike was i abent:- 7
"Tell him I am be lug arres against
my country—that.; ng whet he and
his part hars,, v iva tme to," .I '
' 1 The hitter I feeli g 1 betNVeea 1 the
t i I ".-
Whig a d . and De ocrat has by no
means been all yed! y recent r events!
II have reason Ito , lieve that Ithe
Whigs- t'l Eastern *rginia Will rari i
nigh the basis 1 1 0,14 ass the Geneial
GevOrn ent
,furnikh the : arm, tU re
l e
build th povemme t in Virg)nia. ,
ii
They ha i r long b a defeated an
e l l
Orseent d party , in irginht,l acid en
scarcely share 1 the urelsi othel • e
cessionisti 1 I II I ,
1 I I
r
1 1 . 1 1
.
als.lialakoff, ha-lila:is coitesilbiid
Id rat of the N. t'l. TWbune writes :
i
I. It have just . ~.a ihformed at
1 1 . .1 1 h ill
agents of the id , the Confe rerne," 'a
Paris bait f. '.' 11y made a Iproposi
ti nin *riting ~ y. sag l eapt. Bons ;
Oa te,.fMnierlt, .f ' i imore, t i o accept
1
th position o . iii ' DictatOr cif the
So 'them; 0012 64. - yoi;itlx. ii 'eroirii
it Ills disixiisik Ytheneler hi' 'may',
I mit neeessie. • to l l" assum e the -E
ii .),,! If anythi . g *ere.' • wanting, to.,
) e the moral am#l politica de 1
la ion : into whi , h -be poitti bine nfi
h Slave Btittes Jai `o f allen . stn ; 41
b ' i effor i t l furn .hest . - ioup de streice,
P. en any coral ono° section 'ois,
at Country . -, ;fa ion is lomr in this ,
a h e se 4l o o r., , , s,s_little of 'the
u ifyingliufitcri o-; the* ward, thde
e dent oflany I, O s i i, o n ,of s e ee b ioo,
✓ ltive i . r:ly cl II' : liftrm. t l i Vertu:,
iv IYI , xi him.l 41)1: &nap W.' as ;
• I it IF ,
, c I In.. hiS I.,.aiiihnotAer, ..!ki..‘u m at-I
i• , ' Bona; artid,) . , ; for 'the iUn..'
m and the l Captain • tined 4hel t
n and unnatural ~ 'position IA the
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I
, I$ 1 0,:at .0 0'110,./S0eNbilOghte.likizt a iird;
,74. the *Ong plaoa. that TirojeCto 931'
lihaftrat',lsaloonyi i : 7r.hea, . his gttartlioz
/46 1 4 0 0 10 4 0 e4Pei iflficl last,, 11,,
I -.-: ,• :.!'.l ,--, ' ; ....i -..-.
I ii'. 0 114"0 - 1;1
he ... - lion cth co ve ! . I,r
.idast.di Whit, . ithurukg. ha .nt
efFerle tzs l
i
tensely eaciting h "our .: h Li ' 113
throwing himself through . . the .sii - .a
ini itarnense aititidal. ha imat i es ' h
it°o*,cii*gs'itir a. iopoinj td one "o 'th
intervening , bars , and ' then - pro eel
himself twenty -feet, f o rwards to. ',tl
next bar, when fielhangs b y h is - e(
and then turns backward some til
shrongh. - the _air ' back to his 41 ' 'ir
tarting .point, t , with no, greateri 1
titsithnn what is aired frosn!tk
eil*ion of the 'rep+, ', with , wh it
Sting himself onward in his 004
g*a. [ • : •- '. 14 . .,1...
1 r"dtliiiii like, it bas ever been
u if
ia Eneland betnre, and it is not
likely 'few .will, have iiined the r
r ' Vital. practice .Or - have the• • ran
1 again r•r
eh
,plue* to ever-, repeat . 0 0
paralleled eXplolta. - l i 1 [ . ; .•
I . • Leetaid is, equalirte be wondi
*Ailid.admired l for t .htallarihm. h
Ht4oso,,iiiii4 his diatin . - . .• ',. -.
- --7
1 iSinitkid."!•l . * I ,l4lt.'ftd:'o ,' El ',e: . ,
..
ter s i t
repel in iti;vibration4,; hells afire ve
I hiniselt, , ky.kaopteraanitincl . gilkOh 1 4a,
hittleit;;'and the preeision iiitti, - which
best "'-*o lll o44le.tP, - -(49:4 liPtq is the
ritr! seen ' • - r
chart', have that he hiss riiiin ~..
. .. , ..
risk that' he,runs to' he' .,
tinist In 0
ma! point." . .'*l ' - '
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1111
/fit
!Vie
ButPB
inn'
no! SD,
, ,
i • ,
Int on'
wail
111'i
i•ltiy
jthel
resteliFe'—
DT POO'
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AI e!
ho;s0
tun *I
ednititui ,
Ce0" 1
rierinci
614ilians.
)1 ioldilite
410 .
i
I
k•ocireeth
1 . I
.riLe North American' -
~
II , --I ' -• '
It, is not::the ambitious, the re t
1 , and I the', insatiable, ,who. ente ,
American army; but! men Who
Arr a
for adventure and who likeyem
1 ---fat in .ra tr.ca cre is ne,inlitilin
classi, as with us, o invariably 0
their influence into . the scale 04
1 War is too .expensive a luxury, fcir,
Ame :Can - nation, 'and the grea t
admi able method of, Instituting
expo Sive prtsfessitm, l i the expenp
*hic 'itro, paid by the inasseri, to
port,• ich Inert's Pens; has not yet b
area ed-ef by the • Ainerican philid
pher " .1* i * * i ~* i 7
only quality that renideiS'an Anil
car Unfitted for military 8 ervice i l a
l'proud.- I'or'b . aJn apacity p c mice.
0 '
1 hatest uniform as he hates livery, 1
he do R, not , aeknowledge the diN
' / right of generals. His mind is
eceptive' of pipe , clay; he de ,
ir.
those; 'small punctilious , exact
which, in the,English 1 army, l see:!
alinos intended merely, to ru ffl e
temper; and break the spirit of
men. 1,4 e will march; 'ffight,,and
with any one, but he does
hive to Perfor4 menial sc
ii r t ehould only be required fi
:11 , The resultt is, that, of
Annteer corps , if*, America,
°pular iti the, Zouave regin
ago:,—.Dieken'e ,"Alt 1
i'' • ° i, 1 , .
i ' - _ •ii
fudge!
like td
ces the
"helps
the v 4
most
of Ch
Round
. 1 •il !' , • - i I ,
ifirLyen, the bold I l dtenertil of
West, s des,eribed by a Dubustine ,
itor qa a man of 3510 r #0 years,. so`
five feet 'eight inches high, and*ei - L ,
iperhs s :one thendreitatid forty to
ty pon di.l . He is wiry iin build a
tough tonking in -appearance,
hair if; long And . thick, i his whic4o
bushy p_id — beirry-r-* both"! are indeb.
' ,
ably ti dy: in hue, itil eyes , are .
most, ' markably feattire--either b i
sj ;
or gra at tirii€s'perhap4 both, f a rt
of sto rm y expmsSi!,M, w iich is hitig• 'te,
ened y the *aye -like , — artink e
around, t hem,' Awells i l eOniitantly lin
them, Making . hi m lookns ifsoniethi I
was, constantl going g wrong, or d -
ferentm hid wlsheir.' ;His forehe
is. hig h luld, of even width, giving b '
Iv
whimuncovered appearance, of; great
inteliec nil force, which ris aide by
the free Ontlines of his Inioutie' 1 'I -
-I ! -, z . 1
l l
‘Pbuqw, itaistoyan.--qt ; ID iclintte r
oi. the ;authority ' of a t recent arriF
from' 31.4npb!ii at Cincinnati, th at
,'
Gideon' .! Pill ii, has beeitlaupereed d
in the e rnipand'oftbe rebel ibrcea " D
the lila i t .sippi ricer byßiEhop Gene -
al Polk,i late iipiscopal Bishop of '.t e
Dioeesal of rLottibiAna. We . have, .
;
:.
ready a nouneed the_BishoVsaiipoln
m.turto a Bkigadier (ieneralaiiip, bit'
this
this re it!ol l his elevation l over the
load of Pillow is news.- l' '
, I
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. j.
M
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t
t
sf4Bll- uponl;
- Audi
ninit man,
fl , •
-31WSInb4 .
Evil b
.11 AO .* 1
Open the ey :
iiviirentn doiri4hl;l•Dixie:
ttter -kern a - ivriter in •I
, - - - i n" i • - '
, to a friend. lexandria,
toficiwingpatiosigi):
"The neWt! reaching here oflthe lin.
iheim force the Viderall
, ri*Terniaent
is briniing iiitn the field -"eti sonde
-11
what cooled t4e laixicw, or t h ose Who
presumed they . r hid nothl g Ito do but
to niTnnr. in YO'ginid:nnd t he Union
forces would s niper - ran.: Our
People hive lioii , bikome: tildpii.tbst,
they have..mai:4 ,a great stake, in
: n i l
in hUrrying matters the' ate ' t they ,
barie , ; -bat now'i' ' Wing , the
Itubirn; lindi tnken,the resp onsibility
Itt the rebellion,' they inns • nhide the
result." r "
,' li L i .. -, r
No less sign' nt is the.following
from la recent issue of the harleston ,
Oonrier: , - n:4. . 1
• i '"We j should p repare_ fb 'deihat.-;--
*„ .* =*, O ar eneini s are inns;
liting in lirgbninnberir th y are, arra
-led with the. best Weapons; they Mitt
been - under the instrnithA' Zt compo
'tent alien, and each &idylls stregth
ened by the : ii. , aseacc; of old Ir.' States
L
?errs. '
~.; ,
~ 'i L, ; 1
inn of their trretteinis lini , e 1 abili
tiesa and ilmithiree . And, i addition
to: all tlielieconsiderations, attleti are
not Always decided by st to T; or
even - 0
tiourspit,l IA single
,Misehanee
ma y
turn the tide of inicciA: -. A. , Or
cumstance 10 itselflinsignitleant 'slay
match vieteryl frem an--army at the
moment it is' abottf to gritsp the gut
teripg likize."'l .. , 1
i 1 i 4 ,4 1 •• i
Military nPrthtere Mt gTh
4
• , 1 rOkes. .
, , N- r -
•A. aelegatic of , printers from e
1 . I 1 .--- , t
Twentieth Obi r egiment, no station= ' ' 4
ed at Fairmonnt, - V, irginia, have takeii
possession dr.i th e "Trap Virginian" -
printmg office in that town o their first
leading article ~was an ihvittitiori'l,to
Drinkird, the ' late editor;---to Co e
hack, thus; - I I '' I 1
"Hen ii-ith titilittir3'..trappngs tki9
occupy the . identical chiur in ' , which
yourpeacefal body once Sat. They
write Union editimils with Ycinr 4se
sesh'.Pen; they, ',drink .llnicua I wtikkey,
;i:utt-Oyour- aid .AW,W. Dripitark and
the devil - ii.eari - Cl,iiiir iioa4l - Eind Om
rriike you kept as a relic of JOh pi Brown
at Harper's Ferry the boys Whe .
now to
cut yotT roles and the papeC and-ink
yen prepared A:it. secession purposes
pea 1.0.1 Ti.
upcui . „ : ,
~ u . . - ,rfamarg,„....y,tauzpoitto 0 . 4 i
here.??'4l4;w_narit you star; aw ay '64.: ,
Your types arelpt wp for Union arti
cles; your press prints them:, And
iticirb tbkn this, - the Stars and 'Stripes
float from your Window, . and iie all
knew, from the files in year Sanctum,
that this - . t, ' doesn' suit yon. Come
back, then,-_-andi take possession.—
Bring all your friends--Wise, Leteher
and the rest--with you. ..We want to
see you; 'yoar fridnds want tki,see you,
and it is i shame, ti burning' shame, for.
you I to stay away. ' _ , -
I. . __ _ __
err
m
elte
nu-
•;ed
ex.,
,
biiirA
.dispatch, from' Itansas City,
Missouri; says that Major Van Horn
,
who le ft that place With one hund
. y,
and seventy men on , the I7th ti 3 rein
fore t 4 Major Dean) ncitv holding West
.
•Point, Missouri, Was tittacked - on the
1861 by five hundred secessienists, tin,:
der. Captain Dunciml,three miles nor 6
"of Hurrisonville.. The fight', lasted'
four hours, during which' time a con
tinual firing Was kept up on both sides.
`,About half past sit ; the secessionists
,i
withdrew, leaving the Union men vie;
torious. Tue loss . of the confederates
was,`fourteen kills , including two of
ficers: The ‘ , UniOn men continued
their, march,crossing Grand , river
,
but ;they were compelled l ; to leavh
thre6 of their Ihiggage, Wagons on ' the
Winks of the fiyer,l, owini42,, to, the. high
water. , • 1 '- 1 .•
A SOUTH CAROI.I9
Charleston ilereur
I! •
the f o llowing 1 ,
•
f‘The Sixteenth Ibgtirieikt S. C.
comprising eight Companies, were on
the gre6: y•csterde.k; tor inspection.—
At more ridiculous farce could not /
pos
sibly have been lenicted than that,
grine through with yeetetaay—that is,
if 'regarded in'a tuilitaiy point of vlbW.
If six hundred' 'citizens, dravni rip .in
two. ran ks withoriC 'arms or equip
me
merits, ~, •
unumformet!, Ad ! ignorant of
the first principles *Vs soldier's•duty, ,
can be caned a relinient, Oils - was a,
regi eat ." •
. j
.., - , i ,
A AVE ' MAN re INstritE: 7 -13y d
oat explosion en A Western
Il fc.
river, a passenger was thrown unhurt
into the water, andat once .' struck; struc Ant
fot the shore;_blowing liko a p`oiiiokie:
He reached the bank, almOst exhaust;
ed, and wagi cadg r t by '
a„ bystander
and drawn out, p thig
"Well ; old fellow,sa.d. hisi - friend,
14 had ts , prettyhaid time, eh ?'.'
'tire-Yeti, pretty bard, considerin."
Witent doing it • for t ,. myself , though ;
was ii, workin' for one o' them .'insu
ranetilcompanies in Neiv ,l l York. Got a
policy of my life, XI. I. wanted' to save
'km. II didn ' t care' 1 - ,--
lerWe exptct that; notwithstand
ing General s 8c:044, high character
and ,illaptrious .servicee, the Virgini-,
ens, durini., his tear throigh their
State, will turn their backs on. him.--
Prentice. , ,
I I
hPaglit
the 1))1-
.Ifi.lrtivs4,43
( Meal*
1 4 11 the
I *General Sohnson Is;• stated to
have had thirty-four thousand six hint=
(lied' men previous to hisL4eParttirti-1
;for Manassas. Qn the Is3th hl corat
meaced tomdve towards
a*
'Junctio.lth thirty thousand -meti;
leaving the remainder at
Those 4eft at Winchester *ere
pally; the Virginia militia. The elei>l.
column crossed the Shetiande!'ih ,at::'.
Mill's . fordTlie :
t • .1
Baititti - orit that.;for
'severallitlys pat the Government at
Washington has: been trdnsporting
muskets rfroni Attishingto-al over the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad -totßalti;
More, and thence via. the Nortlxerri.
Central'road, for the 'Ase - of the Unioa
Men ofjEast, Tennetisee.
*REGIMENT.-
. ,
"of the 111th
I he
has
t
Tlie Charleston-Mereary of the
15th says aAarge frigat supposed to
be the Minneseta, 'arrited off' the bail`,
yesterdai. There are TIONVi fou.r ves.:
The brig P i 4ITY ocea:
sionally makes het appetOnee.
. .
.20— . 1 is a curious fact ttipet
Garnett; whocwaa
was • the profeesional insirugt6i of
George iieClellan, at West Ppmf. He
iaught him tarries, and had Im
pil, It appears. 1
. .
Iri the ....notise of Re;iresentit.' i
fives anamendifient to the olu ~n teed `.
till, was adopted, giving a b ounty of
$3O toevery 'three months maa, whet
shall rp : 'eallit, and $4.0 if his whohi
diiies.the same. - ' . .
'The Arkansas State e C Ore -
tion passed an'ordinance.that any;
izen of that , Staii) -guilty , of paying.,
debt citizens or non `- s lave
holding Stites should go to the
tentiary.';
_ .
The flag officer of the Conf
crate Navy, at Savannah,
,apvcr l i tised:
for contracts for building five'. vessels;
a about 160 tens eatb; for the:Confed
erate Navy: , '
sarlt is reported that Jeff. Va.oBl
brother last -summer invested 11200 2 ,::
000 for lattiselLand Taff. in thiklProitatr
funds: , r: v.
=
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Ili&Gill
ISikatEM!ME
-EST4).IBII
EIVERVII
tUa>oll :moons
A later. pabliallid A Vtlie - '"Bepicb! - , - - -- .
cap" thia.**iing; 'lied at at lUesilil.,
June 22 `iAePOibntt 0 6 , 8 tP.,kt, of iiir. airr'... , •
in AziNpicand New: i t)(oo*,4B tra. AY
deplorable. The .A.M.eflein reiiaen: , .. '''
sire Aditit . T . id Indi , the -Souther: ..
flOittlYo6',Statea; and ari&l,Sieission-
stitk . :Li Aradocia .hey`i hare Z '••
ttiOwelilifi •fiegittikci r ,'-apd,i, thongs it ..
the' minority ;' thoa•iirdiaintalfeotnplef c •
wendancy.fatuaAtra..,4ot!Fisin Orli
pirarer with' acts bethe, moat ' . 'ant ;• '
1 / 4
character and . wanton Praelty:'.. Ikc
liajoritr,Or.tibb, *ideal)] are liesi-
cling, and are .'true to-,oojVnion and
lOyal to : ttO.' . .G4fenttierip,;4;lifit- 'by
thredtditrelteit'.'hVeilenile . and 'lilac- .
tivity. ', .. ~ -: ' ~:j :'... ,1 1' ' -
The bi l' ''tennb. - ba .- U • l3ld -
• ..,. emu . __,.. . v. , e a AI-, ,
Vention,Sfidbitt),; ' . ' - 'll , ' . ' upon- he '
e..xl)ilhdowiat ot - I.dritte ...---- '
T
Agentar4fhttal Akita,. 'Waked'. upon, ' , nd. .
hierlinmledhite -- departurc demanded
witli.a threat of force 'ivith tar Arid *.
Aathers•-if hudid not coftOlk: ; • Laboe4
~,,
replied that, - as an effieeri. or the G i g .
ernreent, ho would ',not ft , iiidion!. , '
podt,.; . lhit **kid, 'in. a.. ' nee Iw h 1 1
ititructiOna;praKteed to' 'l' . '.
? 1, ; - to, - ' :I
!tag a-Mexican, he was ipv by l . h., ,
tnterpO,itionof friegdgr, though otlierr. • •
.1 - uttilhein los s 'ffirona - teil 1, • - .' . . .
rro attempt short of Woe • -- a - lil l'..+c-
' "le these'outlairn •and 'f . not 7 1 . iTi• - '•
roam . . , • II , • It -
mediately put down;: Ahoy lvv•ill, o ver-
run Net Atria? 'with :, an koTar*Vii.-
ruing influence * and everY *illicit:fir : all:
in . 4traiani and itrew Mexico ivillbe
massacred : The writer states that
Fort. Bliss, now held by seventy Tess ''
troOps, can easily be'retaken, andwi i th '
it in_ our control the eouutry can
. 6
Hdeemed and saved.' . • 1 ,1 '..- . L ' :-
I GEN. - LYON'S BODY . 01:41t7).—A 4 .110
.At. ' ' Y. Timis' correspondent in ,Dili- .
sotiri gives us the following accOdirt '
..• 1 .. ,I. ..,...
of,this'shigalar guard i I
••: .
..,
, .
. ,
One of the principal featured Of t_l l i e :..
- march. are Gen. Lyon and his German.
body" guard. The latter. IS - Composed ~
often athletic St. Louis bUteliersileich
mounted 'on a powerful he* itnd - Pria-.• ...
ed With; heavy. cavalry. . silord ,and ' i',. ' -
pair of navy revolvers i each swears i s .
light hat trirted . op on - th eeft ;aide, •
"and,:deCcirated with a white - ostrichl
pulite. 7, - ,A lmost AnY 'time 'CreP. Ly0n,....-.
Prxcimpanied by . half-a-dozen of theho
savage looking fellowdoliy Ibe seen
sprening.alollg ,thAvainei r l,4)r P.--frytil
squad of them, : ,. or. aingl4' , aliroprop-
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fiercely tothe front oi.f&r,=;tor strainri
out;!,,mto, the open.. tonatft. . It-, Ile
General goes into a honse,?, •half dor:- 7 , -
do.ren'of them will. be seen ti, 'A:out
standing like iten,itatttes tt Pie. '4l=
Id . les cif thr3i..hOrses-r•ifbuliiroursalepg
bi'adixtikearthatraina the 0 . ...;
theirlomrsabria ift)teliflilmataii•..s 4
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-st4 where he wills ' 'i• .-.-'-' '
always. Seen a siollid-sqviildi' ilntsr . :: - ;, - -...
plumed horsemen awaiting pa. ~. ,,g • his movements; movements, i ' They; areyeafless . 1 ' j
ders--,-•jump fences , ori'''''a , '. ,dead • tin; , '•
leap 1 ditblies, gallop down' steep 04 ~
scents, and, - in fact, -never', ride: les.4 .
fast than their horses can run,l*.unleo . ~.
compelled. by sortie AirgenieHneeessitt.
Independent 'of their duty as b 94
guards 3 ,.they aet as-messenger; scout el I ...
&:, and in, consequence; have plenty; :t
do: They are commanded iby.A.Lie-
tenant ; and ficirtt their - uppgarairce an
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daring horsemanship, will, ,if ecasio -,
demands whip a dozen times 'the' - •
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weight in thivalry. i. i .I . :i -
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