. i
- ,tr.'Larert, tr.t.,l-tity, "4 4 ... 3 t3r.i. „them to wori
`o
--n t-n -itSne.t.or it: , 'them a nd d el v e /her: L i
0i... their rater.ra , rat.' I "..ving proceeded
nratraradylconlttal i tlittt all laborere i
't
--re d laborers, or • It. tyre -_1.1: s!ares: an
it is sisen . rraeiltb-illiWtoevter is mare ahi
7 find 1:1 1 thAt can, Lion for life.
Now-.l:cre in utt 5t. , 11- relation betw
,
r.r.d lri.'izt- an rittsrir . nor is there any
as r. free mar. - c,eig xed for life in the
cif a .1"- 1 I -,:pitrrri . ..
11,c-it. :,t,--ia....tie , :dra,..i.ons are falvt, and all infer- 4 ,.._,
er.:3eS frOrl :hem ire groV.TAlieF.3. LS . 1' ir prior ikticr 1 ' Th l' 'll .b e l ' t ra
lE ere Tat ela mee .ncr
to e--1 ibdeendqrat o' central. Cant. I is only
~. i
„.- 7 . - I F 1 , 1 1 1 , n
ire fruits l ot tat o_ a d could never ha existed if OI rtne V Republican 1 County , Cen, I
Piller- 'and not 4,rit; is.ted. Labor is t superior'
Cotaba'tt e
of capitalenti cleireer cc.; mach higher nsidera-
Con. Capttal hest etr' , zit's which are worthy - in the Register's office. A fat attend
s
.t , 1
f proteCiion es env c'ir....- rlzh:s: nor ' ii denied snee 1 . I._ , t
is l requested, as business f imPor-_
that .herein lend -r - real: , always will be. area- • t
Con ,between lab r d wiitai product: g rnutwil tanee Will be brought before the eom
,l
benefits! Thu err at is in szterninp: that :he whole wi i t ee. l) , I 1 - 1 .
la - ooring Foramutit. exists within they rele.tioin. 1 1 1, , 1
. ,
A feu- melt owr kts. ita: Fria that few wrd labor i 1-1 , - "ti a ' , i 1
,1
the:net-Ives. E. 1 1 , - tit - ..1- . _Lintel hire r buy I,n- , 1 - 11 , Religtouis Services, _ ;
other few to labo- ur tlf!ir.. A large, majority i.,l 1 1 .,,, . I I
belong to ncitherte: .si: ti.,..,:!-.er work for others . ner-704. C. , Pershing, President of
1 H ~ , ,
, • ,
rot' have others 1, Q. emit 'or .hem. li? most of tne Pittsburg Female College, will
the sc , to h err , E .,, r it s LI ,: ,ri t r;of the mph of all 1 it ~
, I I
calrars are Et.:•:!hei-Si %.'5 itt - cr inasters, while in the preaehrtii the 31. E. Church,in Beaver,
r-rthern a largelimal:aritt• are -neither . iron tor onlne4. Sabbath, at lOi o'cl ' k, A. at.
• hired. Men. twit their ISlTliiit-S. Vi - rYCS •sons and 1 1 1 , ,
daughters, worklifar l :hemseives CM ,th it farms, The public is respectfully ' invited ,to
in :heir li , un.tz eitil in th eir -hops, le g the attend 9 1 , , ' '''
whole prodnct Ith mitelves. and askin no favors 1 •1 ' , it ' l'
of capital on the bn hand Isar -of birqd laborers it ,
tti 1
, ,
on the other. • 1 tie no: forgotten that Sconsider- 1 The Senate Glerkiship.
; 1 ,, . ...
able number of perwns mingle their own labor — a, i ,
, e 13egtetive to`present,to the
with capital that. is they tabor With their own
hands and also btuy or hire othell to labor for , t
sideratr of the Repiiblican mom s
them, hut this isc.,^ly a mixed and nota distinct 1 . 1 i 1
of the ennsylvanta Senate, the n 1
class. ' . T •1 , .
No principle 14t is disNrbed Iv th existence of 31 Si IQuay E•i., of BiaVer Con,l
of this class. 1 Aka' ,as has already- eon said, I i t ! I , ,„...
• there is not. of ' ity, any such 'thing as the as }a suitable candidate for the 1
ftee - blrEd ishOret ' a il find to that condition Lion of? Chief Clerk of that' body.'
for life. Ninny ipdyendent men evrwhere in 1 •
_these states a feri! 4 ;ars hack in their lives' were Mr. Quay has served in this COll
hired laborers. , prudent pefilesibeg-inner wikh.. 41, Eitinl u i ti h e
l it success, and
in tbe world lahOrsfor wain% aw t ie. sates a suf.-
pins with wbichho buy tools or nd The himself, qualifications' for almost any ' itua
'lnn labors on biS own account subtler twhile. and • I
petl4aPS not; litirpass d by
at length hirqs another new bteginner tO help him. are- 1
gentleman in the ' TI .to
This is the just tut generous and pr rots ve
t tem. which opens t way to allt r gir hope to 1 1 , islets.
the fat, that thei,West has had
all and con squint , ner.ty and prom to all
No men livingltari more worllo to be trusted little share in the{ distribetiiin of
than tho.e who toil up from poyerty, none less 1- t, .
ineltried to tttkd r touch aught, which they ces tor a rumberi of years past;-
-
have no: hunTif: reed. Let them besrare of that 016 East has At the pi ,
surreffderinc a poii ical power which 11 ey already i 1 -1 I i
- t dc fi nd u,hiell ir surrendered wit Surely b e tne Lior?rilbr, Att,lol'ney G. :l
against retaf:'lt''pf ' the Contmonwe l
used to closel the oor of acicanceir.ent
such as thtv.-ariki t .fix new disallilitirtt e and bur-% 1 , i
dens upon tli(j , m, % . until all of libern- shill,' he lost. erlnf the Senate. state ''l' ' rl
),..
di or GenPr 1 ' Sn
i ., I - • •
From the firsi, to lug or our Naltionill Censt:s to a ' rveyr, , 1
t hei„ st . „„ I :64 ra - Years. and we find our pop- I . .1. „,, , ' 1
lation at the end o the period eight tithes as great majority .of t he judges of t.,1
as it was at the 4, e inning. The incroise of those
COurt; nd will mbre thanll
other 111:ngs ,w,ilic men deemed des mills, has , r , ~
horn t vim, e..,reatlF. We thus have at one view the Sp aker and I Clerk o
what The Ipopur pripciple applied o govern- ' Rl , d NV So b tII 111 t 1 o'll 1 1 '1
ihtli: •hrot.-i.hlt`le accinery.of the St I les and the 1 1 1 ' 1 ;
rr.;nn has t proiltice in a given time. an also what vt ry pretty shoNt,l for th ,1
ft
. aintareii, it promises for tl future—if the of theJt r spoilg. 41
T if, i fi e ' r n : 1 a ... 1 - e m elt-ea v 1 among us those' . ho, 1
rnion he prezer ed. will live to see it ntain two It la no more than the I sit
hindred and fi. v Millions - The stru gle of to- - t,' ~t ~, , , 1 4,.
As.s. LI not st:YO _ alter for to-d.iy- , --it,l3.for, a vast ti..ni til pay soul? little ittt
{
future also.' S,Vitth a firm reliance on rot'idensei Western Pennsylvania, IV ie.
Nett the more t•ilE arid earnest. let us pr teed in the I i 1 • i . , 1
• I-mt. ttl.-.1,,-,,blt e vents ha v e devote ' upon us.attest share
i
N 1 11 [ ABRAHAM L NCOLN. :. used
the t' t rsi ki Il e
1111 e ' h p
t t i h O e n 1 of the" State
....,-....yAO!VV3c, pre... 196'1. • • - I 1 1 ' ' -- i I
♦'
1 meshes of .I_, , ,cofoeoisrr H
G l
i.
i w 0 . '
em' lins.l Lane on Sla ery. , ei,trust, thei t l
efoi e, tha
nil I 'm ade' -- • - 0 ' ' Li
In re 1, at Cam pring.' f the l iState will not be i',gt
fir'. , l.- 3.liss . n ti'' Gen - .Jim. Lane, than that,..Our friends in the Eat
.1' k ' i ,
Ivlirrn no --,I n 333 n,....1-c fearelland hat- Ilrwlrd in this i9stanicelni
ed by Boll; ••• inffians and Rtbels de- titagtianimity, and yield{ '
...
l' • , ~ 11"
el•ircd it: reforenee to slav6rv— the cordial support; and in the
- 1 .' . • , • , 1
..Pzn ,- Icia, t 17..-. from which h s issued e[ectipn, wc• can i safely ip
- i till , - 1
t ,-,_ ai t r ,- . , 11 ,bi 5 _ : ,,s co!, tacSite win s cure
1 J
ct.cfbtr
' o 7t. -,
31 . I
y Crl4it is, -Lit siovery,
rf :tz•i!f. If•i can i•nt-,ive t
r
. et - m-nr 7.0. Ire. hut if he
~
_I - .1 - 1-.1. /et
. - :ether,, mill4t6
rd, Oov-der, and t
•• drive it aWv - . •• it is not fti
-4 - at'.,F,.r. t;p ili du t sl' 74 gain. 1
I 1 - - , .'•r, - .7,:..• to ! . L til-ccl v.ar tli)ot
•! 1-. - .; npqn P v :.5, ,, 15,,and in the
. t 3 tt El;;-, -. ..i . ,:lr.t . 3 PEczery to
-,llctr.-civ€si, ; At.3 ,- arc h
4 -- . y
, .
'el ar- r i . ' prn-z i 'priptr.'L ti.ati eve
, 1.1 a: - .dl • - 1.. , •2d t• ni:tion",,- a
moceri). 11. s ~1.,-, 1 :; , - .... on th
~nveiry ; .1111,p tt \ ..- ,Lre rci
• ;in ; -, ttet. cri,l any : .... 13i. , 11
• tben -tr l f• ;11.-cl , , - to I
witil t 1,0 ci; , l-. - -.---, , ‘ lll ,
fend him.dlnt‘ -: - -.- '.. he
Cua we -0•.,' - : ;" - .
1:- - ii'. ,:"....,• .
-,-,
fcc:; 4.t
them. cruilt ft c•:__ \Then
arc
this.'
Com In
t l?
.A ryn:,l
abt
ttcke care'
R utir.vt
(1 - . - (i L
trce: - .on and 1
tE..elf. •
A FrGaill
I - •
Ci EG.aro.—.l Ci
licago Tr bum?
ent of the
(5: Belmont, :
. the thicke,t oft the fight
ser v ant of Gen. 31, •Clernand,
"r med. William; Staing, of
xl ibitad eon:plc:99u,
.e.our
f
w CiOEO by -the General,
s - hole engsgtnient, cheer-
Idlers and swearing that be
the-battle.
•
'•-Dar=n '
the body -
a inurattol
Decatur,
age: -He il .
during thi
ing the
would.sh' ti the first man taiiit show
ed the w ite wiather. -.
any
,of us.
laughed earthy at•the fighting dar-;•
key, whil the bullets flew like hail!
1 1)
about us. •.! ' ' - . ;1 - ,
..In theicciurse , a the _figlit; ,a cap
tain of o r l lel of the companies was
s_trin - dt h‘ l al spent ball. Which disa-,,
1-• led hin;lfi•L m waiking.. The mulatto
boy, who
ilw s Mounted, tide tip . to
1 ,1
him ancit i 'h '.uted ont,-Capplin, ifyon
can tight I f Y Longer for thb old Stars
`ADO St. - s.ip}s tali* my bors4 and lead
3-our rup( i . Jielthen dismtounted and .
hedp4
edit' -otindea oflicets into his'
saddle.l r :en he 'Was walki:ng lawky.
a rebel cl> - it .-oon rush forward at the
.otTleer - to l ta.-e him prisonei. Tle dar-
Itcy dates l's revolver and put a ball
through , rebel's head, &Tattering
his brain a I over the bortels neck.
-I relate these little circumstance_.
that 1 - 1 - 4:r t may be justly 4 ealt with
ey,-.41 if ch . . sera is a •nigg•t'l - as same
.p. o ple w u d call this brave fe.4w- y
...
' (.: . 1 .
.___ l „___ ,_ i-.•
The S. C.
. ther
• The
...)io
30th n1t.,11:
,6,
'olina
Plante
_Cotton and
rfolk - Dar-Bo
s the follow i'n' t ;
ARLESTON, Xo
The, pi i ttr i
board are, I
their eropsi
ties to deli
,
the rat'at(l
the/at)
the neiieibl
caa , t or
of
flame
I
lotic planters
iourly applyinti
;of cotton and]
f7e authorize:l
Toy thc-ir" erlps
of the enemy
tons of North
ierhood elsewb
izn Carolina a
stnr,kn 4 ,
~
-" i ~-1 . - . '
far
their - HE •,
0 it vr:111- -
i --- • 4 BEIIIPfi Intus,
r far itli - A ,zu - , ~ 1 ,_
re ; , itherLL. 7 ~. I. 1 .
.d f r a s ti bl i re dr ; S. ISate3 i i_iloit, E". - .- 3- ittor &Fu i blistier la
1371 A 'V
i n cttpital
.. thin:
ndition r
riIFpNERDAY,IDEC Ilth, 11861
le Si r . ,i niite win si , eure the s
i i
offi c
er of whom that both
1 stlypr 1, ,
oud • . r
mietiT ' County . '`' ..
•..._ e 1,•„, • ,_
I i
1 re pn 'tlieit• li't 2.•-i.l It
1 r 1 . , .
to Whom tney na e pah."-for
eiacling INor. 9t 1, 8392 ioo,
aire,siiilj nee apt licatiou
eirnl'orith will nht foot, up s
I - - I 1 1
a i men i nt, as many of t l e
ha.ve Iseht a portiion .of t eiu
theilifamilies, and cense tie]
i -1, I
r t eed -q from the count)
1 The aboVe fig u res wo6 d
, arge increase l.
l of debt, r
I x.
aation; but in l either l e7oten
• Mel W I ithyleasure by Ole
as arf ..arrest of their app 1 , .
I the efforts of our; noblellann
1 U
o l I t•.• rs -
f. ...e . • i l
{ ppe Mr From the . pisMea
. I i
• aurs that Palrson rtrr , t
r 1
I,vak drivetlfroin Knoxiille
t 1 - - .
d. up • ir.l tl.' - new ehar4te
1 argh ~
_,
n
on 'able P irarned
4.irnself at the hea.d of ,a Ifo
(.:liion , men in East ; Ten ,,
, /•, II
rebenbree .
was gent in put
I w l ll
.41 orertook' him at i lMo
Ea .i Tennesce) Browillo
P
!tie and put the rebel to .
rebel diNpat-h ils it the
tie - tiiry ot:.tho war. The
• 'as inot , ascertained, but
il ' . ,i
j is admitted to bare beim
•ie' kplacethe
butt ,ton on la
1 .
ber. : I 1
1 TREE'LITTLE YILGRISI.=—
.i l.
I 1
ber _number o ,this Mos
pliilo.'it paper is received.
IPil'rift, is edit.4ld by cia 1
rotio, and is die beit Ipai
(kind published. It, 'co
lamtrm ,, and the, moral' w 1
, is.l
Istruetive. Terins. - 50 cent
Isingle' copies. !Send for
I number„ - and read the s ,
I dneemen i
ts to those gettin 1
,• 1 rl I
for it. q Address. L. .1 7 ,c.
319 ;Walnut strk:et,Ph4de
-as col
/
Inke ,care J
le -shock
ween an
e. it be
e winds .
it the to,
.do not
51avery,
leantime
e.eare of
lore .tru-
,scourg
tient or
scar for
tiiteci to
S!itvery
1-operate
. to de-
Isame en d_
in . ATI al
-I.arbarous
conquer
•.sEen con
we will
IBM
The Veil-
WM=
slaver)
r re&pond
• eseribing
L 4
.se,..The Richmond ' quirer" o
a recent date, has an edit rialiarticl
adrOcating theimising Of a eat south
ern 'army by conscription The reb.
, . •
els #ppear tb be short; of ment
3 **The New York, I haniber of
Conimerce hacie adopted . memorial
1 ;
requesting- the fPresidept s send two
or more armed ves - sels l to the •boast of
Europe for the, rotection of our cora
merce against the attacks • f Southern
priva'tPers. • 11
Burning
Rice.
le' of . iho
129. '61.,
on the sea- 1,
torches', to ;I
Sornel'
1,4 authqri- 1 ,
ict, prevent!'
Many ot'l
Edisto ancll,
re on the!
oiie sheets
t®-Ben. C. Howard, t
ean f ilidate fr)r - Glvernor
has resigned his p---;:a2n
fir the Supremo C3urt
Staies.
-1. 1i a l the! seore aiiFii. -- r .
L .... If ,
he Report .f Gen. Cainerott; ‘, ;leo
.e ary"of . Wart show that 4tel whole '
I I
aunt of the ' now" in ti: army, i or•
;
n theri wo•cl ~ the entire esiilnated i 7l
1 r I t
ttiength of Ithp army, both olonteers i!
nici regulars, fro bet 660,77 inert, - Of
Vhom 20,834 . re a inithe.regn i tar F artn l y, , 1 11
' I ' i '
1 the balance in the volunteer sera II
, 1
f the vol teersi there ar ea l
55T,' '
29 men in t
• e infantry, 54,654,,cavat- ' 1
ri, 20,363 ar Meryl and 6,395, ritl6s I
an l cl sha i rp-shUote.o. I It, will thus be ,
seen l volunt eerl I 4.. ~
that, the force ratsed lin 1
lo y al
~, i ,
loyal States has already o v ert n' the
Presidgnt's mi l li' by over one hUndred
1 1 14
and ft y thousand 'Tien. 1 11, I
Speal l fing 'of thi readinesa with I
1 I I, 11
w ich the northern States sprung to
I b of 'E I ' a
ina s aclthe ca the i xceu
r ye an •
ngress, the Secretary says: 6 1 .
j 'So tlioronmilly amused 4ns I he ne
tt
t nal - heart, t 'at I have no 44 t thitt
l i
fo ce . %-cnilci are been eNrolleu t l s
ni Ilion had ; not the, Department I It
cOmpelled th ll i estriet it in the 4bseire
of, authcirity in - the repr6.entatites
of the pe i pp e Ito in crease ihe ilimited,
ninaber.r , S. _ I '1 l'
.. 1
This eico il thing - any has
, 1 - - Histo ry '
ever .reeo *xi, and the Secretary
Il ' %cl* hI li f g
pg,nts l it pride to,t e uct t at' a- 1
rkilenn, in the r.enith of his 4loiy, witif
all the L'appliances of conscliiAtiens„),
' d r a ftsa n d
le i ies,, ,other -enie ealt, .11
Only raisedi4 4,000 tnen. i l ' , i'
.1 1 A
I ,
I iThe subjectsof tie fortifica • ''i of,
our scaboad4 and :ekes is co mend- I,
1 , e . .. I , 1
etii to the al, , orabl/ cons! eratton , of, ,
Congress.
. 1 6e Military A i cadentyl i
,i
bould, n he' opiniOn of theS - cr,ta i[l i l
t '
ry, be Ille with cadets.' 1 T4ere are b '
1 -•••• enly 19'2 in the instituan, audit'
con
bers
sty.
obi-
restent t
vat , Sp
as rer,
Getter:,
he- Supt
li sly
tae hi
'ast,• h
in's s
me,
!See
eak-
An
, 1,
i”w eny
4'o can
1.
p esentLtp
The Sec:
debted
I=
I=
men mad Vilinen of the
iI •. l' -• •
mportant - if 1n th ! e Santt.
meat: Tit istinction b.
unteer an'! r gular r i-officers
ise opinion the ecketa:
r
wired. • : • ' ' ' 1 ,i. i •
I.
'rheseonst metroni of several militia l
li" , :railways I is . reli . .immei ded , ....• he ,
di pOinimenti• of Maj. Gen I'4 (del l a:11j
ii.s l sued 'ssor, to -Gen i r i. Scott, r approv•
: i
ecl, and are-4onstriietiou of lithe boun
dariesi
j, : I
of th e Statel of, MarYltind, . it 1.
j.nd elawairc, proposed. : 11. e.
'Jig ar the,lremarksi ai.on the
1 • • ~ !
Lry- questioni -,• . ; • 11
illimits:Of Viirgf.nia rrtir.iht be- so
las:to makelicr! l bouriOai 1e;... (:)11L., , ,, ,
the Ihut' Riitge on the i,east t utlli
iltaitia• On the::::- . Xot.01, le;kelog
•u th e ,souili. a";i•I 4-,..st.ast i .
s at
i
Tiry this, artang4nient twOt
ilarykind i s iAlle j gliany and il
would be tr l'in;ferreel to o
ion of,rVirgini.,. All that
j :;
,wliiili lies I beg
ue litilge land,.:liesapilitkei;
en be h(lild to laryland,ii
portion-of the - poninSulai i
wieerii of lint pliesapeakel
nti'c, now' jointly hell! byl
,-.l . "Vitrginia,' 'otild be , iiii
ito the State (5f Delaware.;
Ito ta-i ' --t how will -thow that'
' , .
Ireat natural. I:boUndaries4
time to
ceme,iwo uld serve!
limitg of these Slatesji i
rt closes by reco - mMer-r
.
the slives which
are .
held
arty by the rebelsbe co
I
1
-
Secr (1 3 _ary of the l ilNavy show
t thel Opening of the , rebellion, l
li• ,
ips virere shattered. to the Ifoirit'l
Of the world." Sine 'ti at iiin!ei i. j
,
ival 'lower of thel'l7. Siat4laii
I •
augmented ; /:i3,- the. parch:lle of J
Igsels, and e
ih ca - ini , t ritetton of;
I • ' ' , . • :i i
....king total of 118.8 vessels. mil I
1 -- ,
find! : .;,.,: _ 1,1
jrying i r-1. guns, 14.;..7-ka men.-+ii
;The old navy conliistedl. of 76 ve•Isell•I
i
;! . 1.,783 guns, I and A 05,27).: men. Sine 1
;Ithe . institution of tho 'blocicuile,! 15)1'
II
vesselst have been!capta'red. i, The SeL f I t
ti l .l .
:Iretary l reclihmetids the creation Of
, the ;7 7 11 .
more grade of ofpeera. lir.'regard to '
Ili employment of fUgit yea, the Sec )
It I
l'retarY'says 1 1 1 : . " " .
i . ; !, 1 1' 1
1 , 'ln the coasterise l. an ' blockading ;
1, ; duties of t e Nagy, it has! nut hee4j
unfrequent that IngitiVek from insur r :
:rectioliary . placed. litie: sought -oaf'
'ships for • refuge and proteliimi. alit)
"Jour naval cimrrandets,tate applied O
I Me for instruetliq mite) the properditi-;
Ipositien 'which Should be made ofaucit '
refugees. M answer 111.4 been .tha .!
l it insurgents, they _should he . .hande
,i over to thi cust'idy, .Of 'the Govern',
lment, butif, on'. thcleentriary, the:l
were free. from any voluntary partic -1 .
pation in the rebellioniand ottglit thes
shelter and protettionpfour flag.,theru
they iihould be cared for and etnplov_
ed in Isontri usefuti . manile , and ,mightl
i
be enlisted to serve o . ii our Public veri-1
sets - et in our nhvy.yars,ireceivin , ,
ing wakes for theirllahorl I If 44tie . I .
employinent could not/ be i fiirnished to;
all by the Navy. they! might be refeti.l
I red to the Army!, and ilf no! emplo y k
linenticouldthe fri'und [for them in the',
public servree, they shotild - be allower,
I to proceed Ifreely i andlpencetthly. with
out restrait, totseek': al liVelihood'6
any ;lo al .portion of the Country, '
Thisli hav considered to be-the wi-p
Ireqaired•d ty,,,in the• Prmires, of our naval loffic rs. 1 ~, -• ' ' ,I .P
• `The Postmaster . General report's
decrease o ':revenue during , the; pat
year! ofBl 8,771100. t Decrease of ei
penditures 8.1.258,01 i 78. the who
• - .1 - • f
nomber 9t N.:lit-wry, de,a.l -11Pit , rs ro
co:v.:a ,an .l ; 'exaiiiinet! -ikaj, ';'.s:'i".; . ()U
The P. M., eneial hafts made 9,235 lip.
• t ~ i , I f
poinimeat dering the y ear , and th e
l
, 1 . „• , .
' I • 1 1 .1
s-
hare
pies. jus
ptiolif to
.- bontrib- '
' tol-ards
.fro the',
. .
thi . •
end)
fired but'l
- 1
ill'come
'siii i it-of
. • Qtray a
e - 1
nt of his;
rise
rvie t..
, s of i
I
may be:{
t
gima,
fullowi 1
soundal
t lie
Illtered
it of' f
mid
it'll o , e 0
limesefft
i countlei
WaShit l i
the jufii
pool 01
tv: I
l i ch
bet‘..
Oid the
(I..oi•poq
.f‘. refer
these
o mar
..mirDittee
,
the month
band titero
The pre4-.
large an
olqiteers
wakes to
1
tly ' 1 0 not ij
,'
indiate,a
crease of-
1
it N't- ill be
~
ax-tlepera
lecia 'i'on of
The
a
ation
the
hseate
pa riotic
The
hat a
papers it
lowi who
has turn-
EMI
aas
the
N
The re_
1: - •
ately.: put..
e of 3,000
esse6. A
. torn,
: _ •
ga'e
ght. The 1i
rst Union,
rebel force
their rout
*tall The
of iteceni.
ME
Ems
BM
he Decem•'
excellent,
The Little' l
CE It tEEN-1
f the:
bin Ist -Abel
'th'• in-j
a) -par f9ri
denaid iili
4 clubs
I PPINCOT T
I
phial -
e "seeesh
Meryl an .
°reporte
1
11 accom c
modated i at the ,l
L• , r 1 1 ' , I
';.
ftry ad,ltnowledgo thelin
' the pepartOtetkt to the
:ottry Mor
r3l'iDepnrt,
l etAtken
t4ioulti. lit
ryt he abol2
is of
1
gtoili
jet
of
'le 13'
' 1 th
the
• :Alt
'llll at
ted i
Taco
CM
for al
k the
'repo,
that
prop.
I -
`RI en
g
rtl
e . -n?
he
' 3
11
, pet/ S l l
- 411 a
t e Seeretii
1 ,:•
'eat.til sit iiiitted to ti
1 . i • 1
.' & : t
n it g t i l / 4
4 s i t week ) hors ire, 1 but
1 , . .1
- will 'not, app
71 , !1 3 • 1 ; ; I t.)
T he seilr°t4 y . f t h e Mi
P i rte tbst,,lthrili ; htpl e en a
the
,-;
c ase, irLthe untbei of the .'cOt
'l , ! 1 . . till '
ken o sic tie Deginnin i
~ a
1 e
bidlioh. I II; 1 1. 1 .1
1,1 Our India ifairs i rtrC in a e ' ll'U..
i
settled anti
, n tfaetosy . co.di iOri r
l'he spitit,of be li ri agaitist t i ti au I
hority ofith over inent, whi t ill*
recipita d , ' tuber o'" St ates
ttrite,' open et 1
~_ se ,, ri iris ycd i i i.'
o a porti ti the
I fich e r n It 7
i , !) . y . 1
C issaries f th liestir louary
$ SieS. 1 i ~ • ! ,
111
11.1 ti.
1,3.4..
hickasii si. d I Oetaw , dilated
T il h ie e se la ti he 7supe i . ,n ° t' r en ' d n ;, I: h eie rite '
', spende all i 'tete arse; nit!
; I . the l
U.
ates. i I '
L.I 1 I
e rf s h i e m r i rort
i 9 l f iee the t, 4.; id o ,.. ni ta n i l it s t s cin o e pe ri iif" ,
liti6n ! 4 of this iurtli tidinina . iie I A
n /i
year, The n tabilt - ofpc' nsio ° n li ;!;' •iT
plinished, , du iilg ',ihei year,l 5 5, an
1
the amon t r Alibied to pay, t em wes .
i t
!43,24.6i§ le ithin Oie preTio 9 yp t al'.
The ci n in the manner o " '4xecu !
t,' ng the! pbl c! prin Fog, I adopt ed by
1
''t'iti last Con+s, h a been eintrithqi
Suete%sfulf - Tudor the direction, oft e
Iresent • eine ent i eriritendent the
N•ork has been , tinned w•th o r er
ispatch andlpt less Bost ; to he l'irOt: l
innierq. than tin
_preriitus ti 'e. 1, i
;, The ieturesiof,i't e' Eighth i. 7 iistis 1
t
re bei id, tain , for pu lie I tidii
with al the' l i e ' pqiitimipraet cittle ini
r
4 work ii sub niagiutade a cilvaritid!
rid coi _nreheitsi ,te details. ;' ' ' , I
The epor 11whichillie Su erititCh-]
: ~.
I . R I 1 ' '
dent of that lerli:ll , pji be p r pn dit . o'
make d ing the preeerit Con res v. fll'
tontirni't e genetallbelief, that ',U ,p ~e-1
polls pe loci lofirirlhiAtory as been
1 1
distingui he !by 'greater pros rty !hr
evidences of i oyesabstantial prog,rts
the
all the inii oriel interests affecting
welfare a d of a'ip tilde.
i . .)
1 I ha ppiness . .
- 'l,l
is ' '
i1T,11;3 R,
I ' i
,send our
I 1 it4rt4 1
he faci, tliaTt
num 1 1 i
(f
atel
, , •
y at a cnii• 7a.
e ore l ( ur ye;
A
e.lsage a I
sideilesl tvil
ears I:hi
iittAi °np
Till 4 rote
;ea l e7alti..z
}..
irii lof ``a(id I I , cohit
, ad d 1 11 .
• for' ariti.
1 ,
res?olati
Chu ton
I
favcirabre
,ohition 1 p
il '
!et] ag t,le
We p
ith t
rig tAt
10t CO
ues.l.l
of it
I, ay.
The
P,
f
th ,
istrate
-age h.
Ly a
MEE
li'r -.lit
1
sympa
1
I .ile tni
world.
and sOpi
.1: •
Wild rev'
eeutive.:'
[of tiff:li:
I
;with ze:
kind wh
eordu
.1
"Ok
epeded .1
great
; hibite4 4
tip in the,
- Our! re;
the'
.
whctl
perfee
1: netiln
I
r ondn
i th e ; i
x
Icrca c e
I; , I i ll '
ipapere , , howerefr, fi(
liii
it 'up appily w th tihat
I ‘. l 1 , 1 1..1. 1
i dese,4?edi as; uot I hemg;
i t i, kiioliiedike,"l 'ive! An
Ii• • 111.. 1
citire th,elmosag,e l , 7 t th
S. o farithey haiie r
: , 1 1 . ~ ,
p judgraprlt than;,aciritno
;C•iclure ! s. , 'l 1 i 1 11
t' toY Al careful
,perUstti of
i 'I 1 I ii .
t er, iyill'percieve that it,
: nshitent with the de,11:1-
~" ei , 'set" forth! 13- Mr '
r -I P 1 1 iI: 1 . 1
; e beintliug of , ills, d-,;
1 The recomnienriatilms.
. 1 > i i ; ; ; :I
,1 1 1) t o li t ;e se, n i
ote;.4zt:i.lageeccii‘uvililtlr;.:lleaeot:ll
Il}- 7 .e
prt:s
'atm
I
,t th
Inew
I, b
ch i
ng t
to i,
erit'
r to
it et
ad ,
e pa
ly e l
pi]
at tl,
tion
I d i n
d in
con wine
tlte hem
cal
•j". - ; - ,
ii dg 1f ti • C- i •-
splte the , :)ings o i ipse s% io .11,0,
i ,
heroine wise laboveWhat is w iite4i toll
:,
Such a ' eg,tle tinti they to he -i ati ig,j,
ly prom unet., sentence of - . :eon :n l ' i,lna.
tion up kn ilverything not exactly
. tabl .
lying. lith: th4iir -Preconceived It9dii
.Pervei•tid Li adgments. -We. lhare (not,
4ons)t that *7iten ail the'.iitetssurrodad
ing this .nte. i deleate I .matter Of ithe'l
proper coal et 'lot thp, isar,liavo he;3aj!
41 j
cuily iiiadef. •iden , flier Isliflsepthei
I t
error. w ho
i have 143 hast3?in eondep - vi
i,vg t le peiFey lof thelPresident as a I.
ntistaken on .' .1 : ' - -.- i - 7
, 1 .
We hive received "theiJaa iti-3 , 4,
BeiT
~1 1 ' • . - . ~,,,..1 . 1
numb .r of . eter".,on s 31a ,, azine.. 111 IS, .
0 1 .
~ .
tulle's , sense, of the word, a §ooc4;
.:' ever y • i) - It, ' I's.''
!r; a / ifs H '
aw lr. . ,
lied b 4 Chas:. .1:: • # ) eteboll,,
,3vii ;
u tSt l , J. ItiII:i '; ' ill T,
. :
, •
,llbl . i 1 i,• G ar d ener
o. par,m+l -4, !
r i:tit,,:st 1
by. W. S. ouag, No i s'2 Fort h
stre4JLPhil , elphia, i s one of
I ,d
ip4t
~4.i4 icillt rat
. publi9atios viti
PriZ LI, ono aullat a 'y''ar, inl , ad;
11 ' r ' .
, • ' , [ I
' - • ' , ,'• 1: • i
EMEI
numb!
publ.
iJitest
lime
Sixth
the b
IMIIIM!
Eal
EMI
A kov You
peas 01 Lhe
1)
uu.
~•u»'~I i
(i,
-- - -.. ,
4tepub 'lea ‘i
=axilJi l l ws:,
For Li 'Orjr t
I
" F rule'
ImeL: .
.i .
en 7l
Ito m le . W
o l pd
lint ti•
Id u 1
o4eti
leOil
. i g l'
dOn tikeiNi
inter
I
1 .01 •
pOy
.Isl
so r Tike'''?
er Potomne,
passing vet.
. ,
SEl'Ofet C• .• o'Fi ftePOr* ,. . 1
.' l 'lll r iantipro:lsi - Diie' I.4The SeeretUry '
sc *he Treasury , fie .t; into Congrsa
bla.reiort.' 'line enu . lerafes,the,lO:lnff
ob*ined,, Making : n ',ag g re a te l. Of
:191,242;688. • 11e.,e timats the i.e're
nfettOtit ill. soureis for:the'ffskearyar.
eAOI - ug Julys ne a t at :,r4,55663..i.ih i ch.
is; over 820,000,Q00 I. as that"; estimated
by him ih . July ',lair_ : : H I : '
To' meet ' the. dens' ndfi caused by the
vast_lnerearie iii' the army beyond . the
nuipber'.i.fhich'hia atimates . in ' :Tilly,
i'lern , 'pi; dicaedi . ' e - Sayin. Of 10 ) ,e:se
tidditiona „ approp iations ' $47,035,:.
•) II
560,:81. Nr
,re author s •ed rby acts otl the
104 I:sesaion, and: : 8 43,139,92116.4 re
nnirisked for ma ing an aggregate
inereaSei':ineluding
. 822,731,933 , 31.1f0r
iPdStirlite•appropria ions' and redeinp-!
tilinnollteinporary. . debtbej , iindi
, I. tile
eiitirtfatfm 'Of ,ltily:'•of 8904,427 68.1 . . .
40 re:Oh:minds either . • tbe . gsdu-
14 . ;,•withdra.*Itt from circa kiff
latibp of ,
l'ut,it t eu of prii-ato' t • .bratiOup, oil L i lhe
' deliireryto,theni of ote%preparedlfor
cisiilation under tie !national dike&
tioii,land secured : b ' the; pledge il U,.
I §:tbdnas'and other needful . securixiica.
',l'lphe' §eeretary g Ves:.estitii:?,te. r itril
t,ll3i . ear ending 30th luniSJB64; Shifuld
the ;wail continue ' ' r o - lon.. and 'the
.prohable in s cease, of the. - .puh!ie 'OO4,
which in brief, is..a4 if•liiloU•s I On the
Ist (JAY of IJtily,lB. U, the pUblic' . ebt'
1kiia'04,769,70 u 3; du ( the lgt, da '. Of
Jitlyl436l,'ltliiPnbl a . debt. was ;'4,t
04
,861, t '82,8 . 63: on the ISt :. day .Of . .Jfily,.
186•4 the pUblic debt will 601 1 / 1 511:4314
802 ?8; au the 'lst .1 ay of July,_ 1863;
thipahlic . debi• wit be 88 . .41014,,,,•2
r,f 1
,
i.i. , fl'—'
~ . :
on tgiiin ,
I c 'Post .
fitsOrt:
1?
, 1 1 • ,
RoJ
4 Advices from th
ilk: 13(M. McCall°
14rinter l i quarters on
)4entonplle, Bent°,
sai4, where he pu
fCr his troo
- P 8? ,
1, Nothing defiri .
•
nibvenients
/'erl i jl Al i cßride 1.
with riebkli 0
' l l I .'
By ord_er o r Gn ,
regiinent. mw
between„liati.:
enworth' yesterda
between liere
citt off. '
The rebel, Hays,
l independenti
peized all the hors.
4 +Pacitic Otage Corn
IgeneralleontisOtio
of Unipn
4 ,
Yesterday, a. pa
citiz/nsl R Qwpart ,
tarne 'rebels
i, ,
my, iiiinder Calits
) 1 10y..-near Punksbu
lweit of herekill
, , ,
iterc of them.. Am ,
Igapt. Young. 2.
'per killed or se‘'
I Three of the w
since died.
I Judo() Birch, wh
' • i
oper iu Gen. Price
past, arrived l
';:bee.n'leleased ou' p
=I
1
41,lidera t
. i thi) me
tb Pong
Ur
, le
,arl
S' iere
2f at
. •
1 i '
) 1 1
uOl m le , bi i lef
*ages 10.'ve blien
i., a teatture! NvJolr
utare Ciii i '_;f, 314 g.
1 ion Of - tbe 1116, -
I I , ~
en' character'
ea
.. • 1 , , ;
• uieseenee in, he
i r
tk l .,ndationsiof he
tvat l •in feelin ' 1 of
,I g 1
strate (it upyi
I : po.sitd), l' •”i Ilhe
,the
,i ii
press' gener
li 1 ,
„both- I.4o , ti!,9t i an
I} appr ,i,ittig'
mbarrassiii4,(lltll....
rma
Init., • i - - -- , - 1 1 ,
She reportath t the pirate Sumter
iwas therelwhen he, lett,. and' wono I
commence coalin on the 12th: , Shit'
i liad taken two p zdt3, the brig Daniel
i
I 11 IF I' Trowbridgo,of e,t4 Haven, and thni
'On in New irtiork:l brig Jnseph Pa k. Capt. IL*, ;i:if
~ 3 .. .L_The i e r l i e ti ee ii i l the , Daniell,TroW 'ridge, lis a - . pamsen,
resulted in the 'sai";r i g_er on_the,Errrli e. This vossel . loft
.. eorge 14 4.k e ;i t h e ~ i vew orkon't e Bth of Octobey . 4r
thae.
, ;The v6to
.the i Demeria with a cargo of provisions,,
. , ,1 l' and ,was *titre op the 27th of, OeS-
T , ~, , ) ,t ,;„ ber. in lat. 17 de .80 min'., l'ong. 56
/Ye , . ( ii i l Pl ) \ I - ,1',? - -"Z deg. 34/min. '- T e Captain and l crew'
'''
_ -ral g. l `;' z i) , L u i, l t l , l.- „iT a is uv ii t were / taken on ' and the Suiriter i , with
' 3 " -*- ' ' i J - i l t r i all the , provision she wanted,l when '
i P i I the brig was set on fireanddestroyid.
ueu , 't, The Captain an crew were'landeil at,l
alters, rod' Rojral, No . 6tb. , I I I
11 f/ The ' brig J ' ph . Park win , from'
1 ';'. i pernambnco. fo New York; in bal.
1 i l ow• 4, last,and was ea inred, Seiatember 29, I
I,(..leonud set ' on tire. The Sumter !wan al-1
-,. f lowed to sail ivi hont objectiori,l ,t
i;01/ H pi l '
d4if
rails , has,
1 I I f
his. hettlA
1 on the
)ally fi
mlnm
OCCASIO
Er /
/.
UM
iirom
issouri.
South-West
.h i has gone
Pea l Ridge,
County,' 4.r,
ting up •barr
is known o.
Price
Its at. Sprin c , c• eld
rt
!
Sunday mat.l
:A9 CITY, Dec. '' l s: .1
,Hunter, Col. i Jain-i
I d to a, poin
• I midl
City 'and, 'eay.,.
.i ,
, A.l tomm nica-
w i ld Indepen '
enee
with 300 men,i via
on; Monda ; land
• s belonging to, the
' any,, and , n . ado A
i of all the pt aper :
1 .a.. ,
STod.I.IA; a:e.s: • ','
'Ey of exasp.yated
ea attacked a gang
from Gen. "Prieea
Young anti, Wheat-
g, about 20 miles
ng , and - ,wounding
, kag the killd eras
•ne of Cho citizens
rely xvoun4 d.
;ended rebp, a have
,i • ' Iv.
.. .
16 148 bi3en , ..3..i.i.E.4::!
. B'.ibilnip..,f6r ci . me. ,l
her',l,6-t.las.,'lhlivitig.i
a , r61e:... ,r,.. i l l .. 1 •
..1'
.EDALIAA' :,'C.I (3. .. .I
. . .. . .. . . .
; A
from :iinl i Soutlii
a§@ inve' •‘. itip•iik,t4
: .041,n Co a.poi,n't,'nve , ~
.ti titj has:. ustnbli.ll- . 1
s. Gren,: .. ..ll,ktips'i3 .
'.OB, 06 . 1A...1..-;..-
iva gor u i .i.i.clil. : li : es:; ..
I- pp.lie.s Ltiir.. Go'n.l
, t0.i1.i . . 1111414031 e d 1
1: - ~ , - 1 I
is '6f.. - this 'plat.:e .6n- ,
• - ', ' I 11.',' I ' -!' • / I
lobel . reernitnici ate,
1
!n§stirtm,.i..etrniiB 10'1
1; 0. ~. , . 1
• A.
.„me.e ingl, si - iol
6.t„. y7l- ielil 6eir ; •
/ I
,e.-c,e.sioni!4 3
.:*SpgiCe.;
'a t. in bab Motile.,
keens by i , '6 been 1
1 y, .. i . iii'd ; 0.. - -1it1.F . 1 1 :i . v 1 0 . .!
, ;kip . ii,•),11 . 3 . r' , : , :r irripny !
'n eirculat, on.- 1 -,. ! '.
.! • ... ..
1 ''''l - -- .:: .. ii
.. - B.H-TW • , C,r4znirr-1
DispatcF: i6ity - 8-I't4at. - 'i
Pre,sidenit..iii".'ploa,--. 1
po i rt,;- 1,nc , 1 . t4e .If.r,fret4-
s , plce(ii.n .3.p.:Ci3 . 1,
1•10 , ...,.i' vi , :lf i ii i
thei ' anxiety of • th el"
Orn,rn'Enit adoptiiii
•NCO l uld 4m6,tri
. ), - ,..h6.11 . ki0n: party
. .. . .. , .
;
Our latest advis
are 'that' qren. Pri
of hit force from
Miles I. leiLatit, W r ile
ti.l I hi' headquar
Li ornmand Ternaine
A train of fifty
ington, laden x\rith
.griee's . army,
4-ithin fifteen mil
ltonday last , I , '
ll There are four
,0 1 in Lexington &
fez l i.cPriee's arm
vela there last Pr
oral _prominent
~ ,
urging a_untteu o'
''Rebels.,Sinlilar
I field in ;Clay, F.
couritiOs,Land &tilm
e:dthing. ll &ii.4',:ire
II
1 CINCINNATI, De.
eio/ (Frankfort)
he ecinduet of th :
lying Cameron• r
t ,
orifid l ettoe whidh
lan, Buell ur.d' li
influerice to c:IiM
Vnionlmeu If al%
i,lii Ciimeron pOli l
'Mize, if not de.,... - tr. l
;I I K.CTI ;MOST .. '
II Set - eral men wi
brie' Perry ool!ii
fort yesterday, a
lion against Will
'ho bay° invall
laundering the p
tock, and in 80
i t nion Mem. '
~ .1 The report tha 1
'Bed the Cumberl:
;' s ited by some per
!cie( npies a hill th i
this side Of SOITte
and men. t ~
o fled frp
,Z n Letehen:
••
wer e in rarilq,l
ipealing for
, pi-oteel t t
and hie igang I
ed • tllob 'eounties.;
;opt°, off' all ;
Ile instances!. killing
. 1 1
Zollieol er haserns-
Ind rivei., is -dieredh
ions her , GendS'elioeo
-e gnarlt, rs ofa mile
without S a thnil-
• ',I I' ;
c. S.—Ufa; g looper
. cd from I .Port flo3-41
_ : ,dates toitfiel ,11t4
;-
NEW YORF,IDt
14arcinique,
. ,
timed Attack on Coi ,
l -, 1 lumbils. ',: , I
,' Tlii3: l Noi folk '-Dab-Buokl, , of N
1 ' ' . . •1
leinher . $9 las the following in .its to -,
gi:4l)liie C' lim i ng: ' 1-
1 )
1 1 ! 34:51P1T15, Noy. 29, '9..
° Gen. Pill w has informatiou frOm a
( 'reliable soUreirthat the enemy wil c a
lank.Colinnbus, Ky., in. twenty ' it) n '
ivita forei of,7:!;000 to 100,000 Me .1
, :large laniount' .of ammuni tionlan 1
,_....
''/i. cannon, froin St. Louis, has 'been' ei t
id 'qui r o.; iTheenemy has thirtyiegl t
1 Mortar beats and: eight, gunboats.
A 74(), cii4mPTs Plan m
is to surreundl C -'
luntbus, arii4 starve the bite euVmi -.
'skin. General TilloW says we shi4d
makee eVriteffurt to- meet theri'ieny
,
witha s rang (woe right away,. Pm
is nO tints to be lost. _ 1: 7
he Vii-rel
mono!, tee - . -- 7.... , k 'gag , .__ rr ._, ~ t.ue reoeis recem e
their suOplies' of ammunition 1
as. 'dispatched to' i Norfolk! rota
, Great Brqtain in British vessels. i t ~,i,
,g fr m the flag ship Min-i-1
l a no fault of' "the Green Isle, if British
litelmers e 11- . 1., I
; , - • 5.... e.. tr.) 4,Je,tvr al,o 4-- • ••-
rotig t
. dlwn no lf rress . %. from
I , 1 I ,- i, .1 . . t. - , n ••..1-,
,teuet I,aders under the Br? 4 • -
, b h gi o . i i: a ni t i c r ° h d ar i s t lBl l 7 . l o ln i l i e g' e p . S r ii t r , oa : m p i d i I r e . o s c p l v : l e t ed i r vi . l
i '''- : p in Tr i , e : e ne ,
.a 'r t i l l s rl
\t el
\ l . - T PI I v g i t y i r tti s h i n i h e , t o s t en °e f si - t i d il lsr :l t . e i : 9l u a n n g i , o cT i l li t' t : f ll t .t. :,: r : ii ir i: r .' : e l l
. ; : i.. t ' ti .r tlir' iti ' : i. : l: " .
n
ji .
Bio t kocu h fl a e p asi pe ti n wo e p d i t i, ts n,
e,m f o te efi rl . ;
good,-:fo-- ' n -- 1 .- , i,til
rnir,.
..- .
,1 1
Ix wit' 'ev, iden ly the desi l gn or t e .r
than by shipping a few earro , of
li lotread.tuffs and • - ~.
provisions to no‘-fect
ck/vome down
hick struelcCapt. . :, ilL _
knocking hina Ove --
11 he struck;
inflicting , injur s'
administration' hat this. should del R ' A T - I
A
1) bs r:t i e ' ill'at Blimin is. doin4 all it c i a:, tr, a il,
the det,truction of
,ihe Eel ..., fiic. Jr.,t7
~:4. , f:ot: t. , he abundance , wilic't
j-io:hlias
the
sit a , given us, relieve the perishing_ sub. ,
0 1 4ecis of Great Britain' from,ta, ,, ,-;t:i , o ,
f we want to rebuke Britisli ihtel
-erance and af the 1.41. Me tint , • .
I . - a mission of mercy, we could nut , i ,,, r .
grandly and effettu ' ail
.
o _.,_, [ 1 , e,.. ..re.an,.., tinder the protecti4.l i9' C •
, , 1 ~ .1 were p ossibl©. , i
Moddless war I 't' 't tl.undirhmed stars and u r riSulli'ed ' str ' ip i e e s
reWhile the
Pverninenro..
was never thOs ffilt of the true friends "of 'the still ' proud American fla- —,
of this Govern ant to . imbrue' I thelir in'll' a r 1 Tel.- ~ , ,3 " .
hands in their I rothors' blood, ror toll- ' - ___i_ “ E.
runioff their n groes ? ' C ause s larose 4 , 1 Jeff. Davis, in his late rrie , i i ..-a re sr , -il
d _ l' that the blockade i 3 2061113 in,76.i ~t 1
beYbnd th eon rot of the Comrear
1
er-in-Chie , aud livds hare] b ee: i blt ,,, e t ia th n e il t p_ro , pose .. s to :nl.-,0 1 ' 6: 5 •-,
..i.' - i ) .;:f , i,
l i ve4 --Irolcan - natiOns in breakinA , l• ii , ) 01'
, .re ..-en-ti,li 0, e.ii-
lt I ici '
pena v at w ere offered no-I
pe , 1 .itli,..r hand 1 aii:!,!v i in liis , ) ,,spee;:h ,
have been take . Look. for exa,
,at Portißoyall rid the Es.-;tern 'shc i re,,( ; t ° the - tilinwngers at Lion lei ' saysi
fof' Virgitii i a: am this is ;evidently tle !,thi-it the confederate st i iit.. - ,-+. :-tlion , ii
if, the I:e b. ls c'ut off by blockade from all forei,mi
courie tot be ursue:d. •'•
e trale; basi• been able—from- their in.
will layidOwn , teir arms, they, ill:
prOtated lin their perf„s,ons and pcOp r . 1 ternal resources alone t„ equip _and
ii t it maintain in the field an army of over
ty
~by `ti l * ,GoVernpient, but t . , if
.2.,1,01.,,J troops." , Th - 6re io ft . v , nlidt•r-1
they m st take . th.e.coni,equenceS. , •
'lit is very iapparent thit tli , V.
t
1 1 re i itble variance i, - .t - .-.' I I
I, IA t.... 11 nit 11:1C.
§ 4 , c s f l mit nin this case. " ;
not;a11 raitors Who are foetid in
sia-- 1 th ylareinot aa Sotithlwboare of. 1 .-("' Rattera4, c i ,f Pi,,ii, i ,4.l p ,i :i. i
the SuUth; and 'lts one section of after ‘CI - 7 - it ritY S L n itaanagernient . at , ilary,ly',;
another -shall -receive the t I protecti ,ii Ferry, and in thei neil,hhorly) ,,, l , if .1
they long for,- the' C r i L. :-
..,- , on et el aci s ill Winchester, it il.; getn?.....dl •Za ;- '''
...}...
,p,, , u.
find itselfi,,grriwing "mill by ; dr'gr Ts. lost ils the battle
. 9fJ1311 1 1.,. 1,?, , ,ni ; C - 1 1 , : .. ,
and beautifully less7's6 fast that , on made his detene.antli , t h row., rite bian...,
rioneWill be left to do then revtl j rence.'; on Gen, ,sf , ( 7 .)t•:, • Ail , I G P • 1
e.i. a' .er-w r
..,
4 L, it./.1! inollll4/ tri..ll _r ell . : :.'ott
-L-Hctr. Tel ' ~ ,11 -.. Iw . it , d ~ , ' ',' i ., c - '.,
J , left for Europe. before inakintt t!•.i,
,----- 7 ---..-
il.
The
( American Flai. • st:atement we. prefer Waitin:r i:, ti , 1
i. 1 I I Sim p son, , • ,I
~, ,le TR in a t sermon, de iv- I, tiCotts i eplv before„ we , e •:•,, . . 1
ered in .Brooklyp the other dayi, ill' de r i , pafte d.f - - .•
' t- " '' ' a ” t.'"l
- graceful' and eldclu 'ILI -.' ' kellee
811j ' ' ' )I ' '..
41e1"Sed. -'
au , r, O to 1 , flag .i 1- . Ei ..M'lre name of Be:. .E.,'„)-I . :' J.
!-'l t i e of our
countr -.. Our. fl au.. ho reinarred; isl '
•CO,llll/ On ; Brceliillritige, Of 1...". i has t)211 .- n . )..::::
,1 4 ., ve y . 5f .,,, :- • 1 ,1 tio ... nei in eunneet:un i with tile 0ff441,
ream,—
, 1
of; tiruce ; -vi
- tbbii mornin
Cl3O a, but, b
the South,.
Who st r ati
Yoitic arrive
Aft.(ir takin
't6 Port R(
noon on. be) !
A sailor le,tl
inn; frenli al
W. Salton
board. In
of thep . ro
aueb an aai
;ad of. 1 i
, 316., Doc
eay
into
ear
kan
- •
ileke
lithe
on lexery.sea- 7 it visits every port,
wherever it ,4 oes the peo 'q . i I '• 1 it
p , (m i t,
• ( 4,
:No ne but he who. has , ;been.iihr(
in distance land.s knpws hoW that
tiolial• sYmbo t l is respecti j, d. A. it
hays ",f. am ail Amerieun," , : ar.i.l Inati
protect him wherever he gbes.l l.
•.ve•l al othori. doubtless. in this a
l i ence, have felt its protecting ipo4
in.oieignf lands. Olrl- it is a giOril.
' t1a , .'!,.., ' Somet i mes it seems' to nal a
alljangel's hand ut
bud clipped it 'm
it
blued heave l n , wi'th its own Stars
i , • t 1' . •
i gOld, coining,down like lungel , q eye
mercy as it go.3s on its mission,of g
I will over the ;earth. •It isar glori
nip', and nations' love it. '',.; 1 ,
I ' WH i nTSEw_ l itap3lEANT.--The pers
al fri lids , oti , Secretary Sewardl r
[confident that the remark made, b
I hiin iff=,his that
on Tueh'ilay, lin re
sponse,to a serdnade. that the e un
4.
IrY would l within ten claystkbe 'ele tri
fled by,Moro lwelcome news thain 6 ey
have yet heard, referred cc', the pub,'
,ability . that ulthin that time. Ole e.
'tire acquiesehce of the British goVeii
Eri kint, lin the iaking A
of 'Mason nd
'li
dell Woul d bU receiveil: it is beVe,•ed
thai'lLord Lyons has ititianteedj. to
Mr. SeWard that his goverianeint "Will
assure him that they meaty 3/entralitY
Oil' board their vessels and' .every wae re;
elde.: I ~ • ;-,. ' 1
,/ . -..
• 1
1
..-.„, • . /•1 ,
•+, Ito Naslrt.4le. i
'll.ntailty is'SO in-
I 4st•
- chan , (.1
-
:On ; to ,
istetna
ee. i
for-1
Oar
lek-
ti)on ,
'rid- 1
!
a nd'
tiro 1
ex- ;
-ion
...ht
lnd i
: • .
,On Nasr.:ll.3
• • I
The news the
.li!ntu•ky
spirtiig that the cryilias been
iroin Rteninoiidt
ashvilfe V greatest co;.
nun ,prry through l Tenn,:s
The. arm, ~ ;11 is swelled :e1
measly, believed ate heatl4
tern pita, line defeated .131
ner, him wilt 'BA-franc6. u
Nashvily, the new capitol of tie lt
tors,•se lhai - they will be drive
lieziven knows where. I Grant
3.l.!Clernand, late movinglfroin 6
down tbe Ilississippi, and we inay
ric.ct -at the same time ade,motistra.
Tate utior, t.ff3 ri
and the.lett the rebels. will' tiotm
tjietteelves surrounded; and crashe
Forneis. Press., • ' I,
.; '- ,: . • 1 . ~ i , ,
A. NEW Wittikat—Tbe
. 1 Tribune
*ever gets 't r
`,tried o diticussingd the i
slave . questiOn. 1 Ino it we find the I us-.i.
iiil;qleStion lof ' "what ; shall. be - 'done
N..-iththem 'l'. sitt. l eolicluion: in, ..hat
tlie. easiest: the ,tos t l' l i: mane,
the
ro
o,t Political dispOsition A' the i con , !
trabat r i itis mould be
.tol pl ace- them :tit
_PIO - tido:, ander the perinabent • protee- i
tibli...o' thOUnited, States. ' 'Ouriiir-.1
ee,s; itttli4oo • an. etn.ilytako::po des-'
Sion Of flori4a,l which' stl i t•to as a an-
billinoiA Or rebellion ; knight bo r dde; i i,
td fromits rank as a• Sato, - an re
sfore to its:- oriiivalil condition loil a
toiiiii.y ., • . - il , II ' ' '
A New York pap
infnation I . 'has been
Washington that.
O ne
q l e ati with theodekieani,
iprovides,G oernment, forafoa !Oen ipt*
our oermnent, tol be
five anUttal sums of 82,,_00(
Ireturn for-the gornmereiti
and transit, till' 'United S.
through Mexiean terr,itoJ
I ed by the trevir.
EN
• er
th
on
-Wen
s rdt
a lii'
loft •
tali ,
his t
ellor
tent.
()thee of Senator of the United.•;r,..tte i ,
in 1 phtee, of John C. Itimelt;nr,i: -..' -4
Hebert J'. 13reckitiritliz..• is a .''',.. 1 . 1 4.,.i-or
to iii., degenerate nepaew la bit :• A,.
in patriotisin. A•t a S...•dr ):. `;;t• thd
l'ilited States,at Col:. 'time it.e v.,„ 1 1 - .1
as' ; tit a' zrand rept% senta . .. , e .. - f 1,..,, , ,,\ ( 1
di - : .t•ite orK , t .k -- - 1 k-' , - -.t
. ...a ac k 3 ..—• t .....L. .. ...... , ,.t
17 1 .. i in'lluenee. • i . . [
. •11:€9,,1 rlisT•ttql In In 1 Vi , t i I VI:
of V.irgitna. , 3y, , ,lll4 i''f , :, , 1 ., C, , iii..l“ 1 i
o r eNpvet tO g{, into kv:iit....y tin:l,qt rs t,'.
z
, • Pitter. , ,town .31 Aim! I ee..i.tv '":"1.;e.
- , ' , . - , 1 , ••. - - ~
. 0d , roa•t , are rep. 3, enteti to ne Imi. , ,s-al•te,
- .so that notliff , (o can, be aeeorn ..".!. i.
'us • • . it'
i t ill spring. /
/
I i tte-the Charle , .ton;Con . ri,!r* '.;l' ti} , , f
I 2Stlt ult. says the Li nite,l :it ale. ',Pi.)
I
1 11:1.d tri,./d• to Ind near 3.1...: :... 1.
I but hail been' driven Off. It a.- ,-..a4
t
...'ouJ_T
r/nion q.
terttners have .a*. .1
tro ps on Otto island,' -anu no v i,,41 , 1
i e i tire possession of S. litle la -..) 1 111.1
AW-Gov. Morgan is in Wa. , :111,i. ,- ,t6 - . , ,
, urging Govanimen: to buy I:1I., t. , ,1b
-! her blankets for the view f (mil , - .1. ,
.! ik :as a , sanitary mett , ure; ai, it I.(
•, 11- I save. Intrust"in re;itieln file 11.., ,, -;.,
, l ed ' expenses; It will' Prui.),tblv ,e. 1.: ,,
I t ' P n Di
- o
the '- t r ti cb .t ij ic i Es a. r ' RE::: t:f:S. --: ...:.:9: .
ill 1 G . B ' ' - '' • ' d
~ win, ennant. athi 13:._ : ii,. at 1,.. e _
t. \N - teltingtua on Titur.sday eveni g-
IL '', rtel.- release apon' parole i•:. nyt ;1,1 a
, 1 bat their ease wit oe, rei:un-siiiltr.... 113
riar-i 1 • - + P -
~.s. .etter It arn Poi ..oyr.s.v7s
• ,
. t hat one. of the Qar.rzertna-z.,.1... Ha
1 his own rel - masihilit).;..-.has 5,.'=,.1-tv
:cotton gins at
.work. , The ne l miesl
eeive'd three centsiper - pound' ter
rthe• marketable cotton, and hav: g
into -the .busitiess with enthusia. , :m
Vati Wyck'sltivestigating
tnitte will hare ,their report re 1,23 i
I press this.week. It: ill: make a' pi
I and a half of the Philadelptkiit '.1.)
Inaturer.
.
POTOMAC BLOCKAPE,I -- Twenty
thirty vessels have within the .
fortPeight hours passeu, the relict t,
teries Ns - about being.ii red. upon. ''..Kl•
on came up:Thursday morning, et,
voyed by the Cceur do Lion.
tar-AtPotomac'first' the batteries, on the
~
• •
PotOae were evidently, well priovi•
deli with shot and ',.heil, but c`i . pto
they have been tirin. , slugs chs.Trein
1 oneo •,, ,
railroad iron; and oyster boa f tNvaS
I
"peppered'' , with small stones.
I - I •' '
A letter I from Curaeo l West hides,
I under date of October 2.'3 , , states {hit
one thosuand six hundred,
`lahalel of
cot ten NI ere fecentiy. shippt. , d i h . th e.
brigs. Ida, and ilaiiot from % ce3z, a
i far Now!' lurk ' 1 - '
I lOW E,-Senator Gwit,,Clhottn,-Deh
,
i l ham and J. Brent Were I,t.''''loilseti.;l t Olll
FOrt La Fayette Oil 3101/(12/Yi Ott, #iy
,4 in o g i their parole tint' i to (10 aaty
~a .e
t.
,7131tys.
tiat l . , itEti;The Union steamer Santee
i i . e,ceivF
,f
, ti.ael:itnusretdtht:thilenicteodnifSedt:treast'e priva
a- liu l S al -Yacht - , off the kat - hot of (.4 a
: , atme ,1 the_. ton. .- . • ,
l i t tiovernment l - - ~
~,___..---;---'----
I 111°°2(1,(11111,' by Yl . MARRIED—,OM the ith n it.,
i l.urrlibu "' : ' in. the Rev. 3. lA:Smith, Mr. S. W;BAI
MO each',in and Miss A. litat., both of BeaVvt
ri t eadvanages • sth L '
agates " troopg .' On the im.t.,by - the same,
;. 3 ,, i . a.gr iii t i. lin t l „ C. IiOVIRY and 46 , .. Ai. B r o.ay„
I 1 . o f . Boavor 10. 1. , I
Mil
, I
_ , •
''a ti the trig a. '
Irelatt an te States
I Again wee - bear of famine in IrA il d
In , sonie districts the dostitutiiin and
suffering is represented to be terrible.
Heretofore, when
,the y people of Ire
land -were starving, the first and 'meat
abundant r'elief. came from this l grest
Repnltlie. -Now, while Ireraod;2 Kir.,
'fbring the L iliiirol - States is in di itregg,-
The harfd -of treason is Uphrto.L2
Great Britain—lreland's persecutnr
nerves the treacherous Land: Lit,
with .all our sorriw and• sntlering, g
kind- Providence has blessed ', I/ S '.n. i; h
abundan" harvests; provi,tfons cit: t iii
kinds aro abundant. We havr‘ v,
spars: and -:if we chonse, l enTl 1 , ..11t , .. 0
the perishing people of Irelo.nci. Ir t ,-:-
not do it i ? •
It is n fault of Irishmen; if Briti , ll
gold sae ins this rebellion .! - I* is do
fault -of reined if the rebels reei-.
i
nft
ad
ten
on{
LI
■
:.L,^
I
ME
or
ast
at-
haw
ter
Aeg4-
1
by ,
.*Ngs
)1r:
Both.