II
'l4 IgAVR,AOIIB.
BMA. v
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 22ND„ 1862
T. C. Nicholson, - -
NOTICE.
1 . •
The accounts and subscripti ons to
TEE Aitous, Air 1880 ,and 180; which
have not "been settled up, as well as
the accounts of M. Weyand, M. it S.
Neyand, and iceyand and Henry,
am in my hands for, settlement. All
who are indebted td, either cif theie
for subscription, a.dcertisernent or job
work, will please tall on me lat the
TREASCRER'S On - leg. Many of these ea:
counts, are of long 'standing andi should
he • settle(}.
_
EL DAVENPORT
SA3I
Lawrence and (Imbrje
e. and Henry iof the
•use accept our 'thanks
lleesrs.
of the Sena
Moose, will pl
fer
favora
u;dl
pricing,
ilia Owe, eve ,
Services to cc;
retand .that the will
ti.the - M. E. Chitral, in
S • evening this' week.
unence at 6 P. su
ipsWe we
night with
e visited In Sabbath
regular- old ,f4hioned
.accompanied with a
lat hial occasioned the
ise considerably.:
thunder-storm
Ohio river to
,
e
received a telegraphic
;Harrisburg, stating that
iMnore Was electid S ta te
hird ballot, receiving 71
(Li , paich fromi
Trk.J . i.iret on t
at gives us pleasure tv anounce
0,4;4 our . friend, R. H. _Agne , , Esq.,
, j'
Las been,retained by the Cominission :
.
v.-t 4 as Cleric forth . ° ensuing year. • Mr.
A gnew is a most :excellent - bus!aess
.
man, lit . ving few, if any, supriors; ,
and this renewed compliment) augurs
favorably forihe 'estimation placed up
on hi 4 )3 ervic s.
I
1,/
.VTIVe hat
" Camp K4lle,
Halted by - the
at Beanfort, S
edition- emcee\
there appears
eland. Jndgi
befOre us, the
with_the pen
Long may the;
r received No.: ?-.of the
spicy little sheet pub
, Roundhead Regiment
C. It eltyri its , :present
Is four -thousand, and
to be no limit to the de.
ng from, the number
Roendhgads can fight
as wel: the, mord-
wave. i
*
i
g
irel7James E. tinder:
cf the "Curtin I Rifles," '
and now at Clmp Piei
home on a short visi
Helooka
him. , Ho repirts the
itor:rishing eoriditiol
heattn and tide =T
able them at
wish of their
legion.
to ag:
friends,,
in that (Troy. Ga. ble, of
51 . appoilit i cil Rcbt. Wilson,
eriator it place of Trusten
ki. The following resolu
at: a public meet l ing held
0., 310., last. April, shows
feelina b s then , he :was
the conitnittee ihat pre
and adtcated tleir adop
- _
eas.We Ica
Missouri. -I;tas
•toheU.S.S
Polk, expelle d
lions, pissed'
in Andrew CI
Mr.
a irxrilber 0
tented them,
ton :
Iles°lced, ''hat we, the pelple here
ass•erubled, hereby declare ou feelings
and sympathies to be with tile South,
a , %(1 for the protection ot,So khern .in'-
. . .
t.tltutons:.
Resolved, !That we corwlemp as inhu
man and diabolical the war 2401 D tonged
br the Genei 3 zl Govern, - tt - 'ist,thi
South.. -
...We also ee-by adi
Louis., Jan. 20 that L
'H
nor all b , appoint,
derson, an oneomp .
I
nottglas.Drocrat, to
*hien is citimet?
Dirif dispat.ch ,
°Liam' column prove
which we &.\ - -e no do,
has aeltiertA
over the - reibol Zollieo
r 91.11011 5 .113 'reason
took place Ist Somersk is.! the
county seat of Pulaski eount- j -, ken
tacky. eighty or ninety Taxa south of
.1 •
Frankfort,? and is located o n Pitinan's'
'1 •
Creek. Zollieo fi er and a s i n of lion.
Bailey Peyton are among the list of
s/ain on the ; rebel; side. Tht. , loss is sand
to be heaviv on both sides. 'Tihere-has
been nothing beard as ye. from the
turnside expedition, although the
"knowing i ones' have had its destina
tion and purpose "fixed up" for some
days. Wh think ;t will 'not be long
before we hear Cheering hews from
Buell in Kentucky and Tenuessee----.7 .
Theyittsbuyg Dispatch, in speaking
of says, good officer,
has a noble' arn4- of the hest fighting
material ander him, Lind we feel very
eor,fidentlthat he will be. successful.",-1
It is to be hnped that when we hcar
from the t lßurnside expedition, it will
kavehave
am anted to something, and that
.will wi,l not prove as grand a fizzle
_that otiSherman, diSappointing alike
its projectors and those who had great
hopes of its suce'ess.
.
..
t4--The Confederate 'COOgress has
Underlieen to .raliovol the sufferings
i
in Charl aton in ConaeTier.ce of tao
!ale conflagration by voting. the city
4 -, quarter of a million of—ponfeder
,zit, rlii . nll.la.—l toniacille Jour-
theS d tai ai ev. Gordon. 1
i 1 ,i
The Star; last ; ek, in publishing
the state end of i,R. T. Payne, in rela
tion to tho Gordon trial, ;prefaces it
with some rem ark from which we i
make the foll Owing xtraci: ' 1
"From thel fact hat Gordon was:
once a resident in this Bounty, and
has many-rieoitiein6 ces here, and: al
so becank an etTO was made in'the
Argus las , w6k t:, create what we
believe to be 'lin ' ir_drapresaion of
the case, land to build up an undue
syrnriathylfor:rhe urinal,(' etc. '
No; wet d no • ish !o create any
undue syr{ipathy. l . inerican Slavery
and its con+ita , s are laufliciently
hideous, of illems 1. es. But this we
do say: thp,ecvit• p. Rev Gordon to
be a Christi an gent eman,l we believe
his statetrienti of th- affair, notwith
standing::-ha/ slave atchefrs may say,
or swear,4) ,t 3 et? t ~ ` ry; and we defy
all the pro-shivery irelings, here or
elsewhere) to hrin orward any single
decent man, that i
is
him, who will
dare to (lineation i: veracity. Rev.
Gordon, helieing hat - Slavery is a
crime against 'xi a d man, chose to
accept th l la vita . ent rather than
re-fetter a human icing, kud by so,
doing violate hat .o conscientiously
believed td beythe l a of God. Slave
ry and its lacchrse sinions, not satis
fied with s i tripioin .im of all hiseartb
-4
ly possessions an' casting him into
pr6on, mistollc4. him in l io his drea-
I l' •
ry cell and at empt, o wrest from him
his only 3-ernaitrin: dependence, and
which is d l carrt h .ini . than fortune':
.' ; I
or linertyi-hz s
(t). name; and our
neighbor, pro p iVe'su l ppose, by a l
spirit of e i hri I ltiaiii I ,rit . y,snys because
"Gordon, was once residnt here, and,
has manylac uain n nces, we publish
Payne's histdry of the• affair;" and
' #. him with
winds up 'by ha i g th
commissio lot a ‘./ dal crime." Spirl
it Of cha ri ty 1 l ti es, prompted ' 'by
feelings akin ..to t o e who', on another
Occasion nud t at a other ;time cried
Crucify ?iim 1 cr uc ify 'him !"
I ,
But SlaVery m y , ave its defenders
Men ma,y - ry'l on. i: :dust the interfer.
enceofouriarniy -vt Slavery-. Nortl4
ern men ins, pri g . - its existence a 4
r . 1[ .- 1
paramount in imp 'vine°, ,to that of
the rnioni prooe, atiori after pruct
lamation Ina he ( i ciified; Report af. ;
ter . Repo t may e exiginged. buf
American la ery: i doomed. The fiat
has gone rt f O the Great Jehol ;
vah hirns lf. D - ye , believe that
ii) 3
Providence will, it •. Cli forth l.'s hand
and save onr patio. and allow SlaVel;
;
ry to remain ? Do - au doubt that lie l
is now pulishing - for our sins; and
towering abofre all other !sins, in all
it i a,frigliffigtro* ; "aus,:iteede S 1 aY.O -
• I 1
ence whethe , Our overnrueut attack
ember
on, 9
from this
)ont,;'
to his '*rieruls.
ig , agree 4
"RifleS" I as in a
Th.t
spared to en•
in return, is the
whose bane is
place,
a, at
or let it alon
of our des-re
ry must and
Providential
lv war.
Our rnical
the Tolloviinj
In the Slnal
of Pensi?ns
and Eseheai
Henry, oil (
A corisp
Preis, sPeal
Committ l ees
have taken
friends, is . N
it 'l4 good p
opponents
not so clear Perl
lift' theirs Jong r
favors, in if bilh 'I
taken. I Give the
all the pox V ier, Banc
partisal i t nt. lest:
.1 one's
i
shine sod stormt
man mt4v I sorr l e l liJ
~.., 1
ladder in whi;,, , 1
1 I t
Without an ug i y 1 ,
mont i(4, licit safe.'
pired dnrig the
of any _ m of t i l ar
r'oatler. It
ed St.
Gover
. Hen-
Uriion
place
'.~
rn an
of
Haut
etory
a-vnn-
einent
105,„Tbe tollow.
, 1 i .
I
I I
been mad bv tl
the entiuitl i tg 3
sion l ersi .I
of diei4l.use
Esq.; .4p rai!
1
Robertl . 3
Count ,Il i ail;
COznm4s!on ,
;Janito'r nf'
Gibs, i
. _ .
ze,...ttie.)
1
n-n't. i.O
t . •
are seyey...!
will .leaf ,
PhiladeF
c pn
omso
ope l ruie
ler
Capt.lll
gime4t ,
He repot
his ct
They'
have Teen
to thpir 4
1 1
r -
ivbat iu a - be a 1.13:7 4
ie subject_ Slave! ,
ands,
•po,as a l natural
!iueueo of this unlid-
I or
on •
ffssl!
~ , i
18 owing to the difference of -vie.... a
r, • ) _
which he and the .Presi ent enterrain
; I ' • 1,. . . ..,. 1 1 (-,,
!ed of the casposktion of ... ayes, Jar
r j - •
!readers frill recollect ' that G ed., Cain-
! .
F rom shado l wed forth his views On this
1 , 'Subject in his ;Report, which Prfeident
ItincolnthOught was not the• true pol - -
licY, and t medi6ed it acca l rdinglyll That
lour readers may clearly understand
! . .!
!the position which Gen. Cameron oo -
1.
copies' on i this questiOn, we Publish
`that portionj i ofhis Report relative
I to this subject, and which was Modtfi
e'cl. It' sets ;forth, plainly, hi' :views
, 11 ,
on this subject; and [we take l it for
,I . ,
granted , that{ if We are correctis our
opinion as to! the couch of Ca - neron's!
removal, this vfew of the cam. !is not'
in accordance with , the policy cif the,.
AdminictratiOn. They expunged porl
Lion of his Report reads as follows:
• i l
It has become a grave ques‘i l on for i
i
determinatiSn, ' what! shall ,be done!
with the' slaves abandoned bY 'their i
owners ontike advance of our ! trocips t
into Southc'rn territory," aki.l in the;
Beaufort 'diatrict of South Carelins..-- 1 1
The whole White popUlation therein is
6,000, ;While ;the number of negroes ex-
ceeds 32,000: The pole' whith druve
their masters in wild confusion front
their homes , leaves them in uhdispu-
ted pOssdlision of thesoil. Shall they.,
. !
, , armed by their masters;lbe placed in
ngappointmeate
the field to tight against us, lor 'shall !
it Cornraissioners l _ .
, . '!labor i,
their ;b, contivally employed 1
: Coonsel to Commis- iin reproducing the means, or ! support-
. berts, EM.; Manager
.ing tie ; armies of rebellion ?
!1
I doge' ,R. P. Roberts, Thewar info . which ; this! Govern. I
1 I .
.f Mercantile
.Taxes, rnent.h been forced by rebellious I
y; , Physician at the traitors is carried on for the. purpose
1' ! ' of repossessing the propert3-Violently
.. W. Allison; Clerk to 1
1 , andtre a cherously seized upon by the /
Richard H. Agnew; enemies! ! of;he GcArnment, and to re.
Court !louse, 4Oht i establish the authority and laws of
1 ' the_UnitediStates in the places where it!
1 19 opposed or overthrown by t armed in-
re'd that the 101sttRe- surrection :and rebellion: It s . purpose
Wilson, in illicit. is
to reeover and defend whit is justly
• I its own. : ' 1 1
- co- C°lnPallies , War, l eve between l.
I I 1 a independent na
shortlyi ' for 1 tions,ia made to subdue the enemy,
expedltion i and all that belongs I to that enemy, by
troop S to I ocesuPYig the
over i rY; ' aud
ast. !I!
. 1 exercising dominion ali the men
I. i and thitigh within its territory. This
.- I . 1 being true in respect ' to independent
teeing nations at war with each other it fol
i• I Re . I lows thatrebels who are laboring by
!visit. force of arms to overthrow? a Govern
eirs meat, josily,hring Upon thepeelves all
1 i n
!Rion. 1 the cotiseffenoes of war' u. provoke
and the destruction merited by the. worst
T
: lof crimes. That Government. would
borne I be false tO ration all. trust I and would
iustiv . :)c(fite the ridicitla a the civil-
I ..
4 1 1
e te
!
~.
-e been placed upOti
ing committees :
Imbric Chairman
I
Finance, Estat s
e
I
'Compare Bills. M i r.
tions and Prit ting.
of. the Philadelphia
i f Speaker Rowe s
ere 11
;btu (
e, M .
and L C
6.
• I I
:orpor
and rit
sine ,
say
goo
ery i na
orne ckt
`That he should
care Of his Umon ;
oral. .13ut whether.
policy to give one's
L the best places, is
aps he hopes to
rtisauship by lit le;;
e will I) . e sadly mi j s]
m.all the placcs-a l Od
they, will play. ihe I
That', policy which 1
; H
riends, through sun- I
not; a bad one.
nes kick away the
_
e climbed to power,
alk", but the expri-, 1
Noihing has trlns
-1
!last Week which
se or. interest to
I ,~
I i
of !
Pennh
• hort
ray 1-
teconr
Aid o
Inonot
XL Own
The poli
ilast'viedt
'along the
tiremeht from Mr. Lincoln's Cabinet,
land hie nomiliation as. Minister
'Russia. The ' ! motives that induced
!this change wag the subject of ?nuoh
(speculation, and our eioluingesicarrie
[to us teeming full with opinimis "On
the subject .,(' The New York Tilbuile
.attributes' the ;change to the ccrrup
ti'ons of .Mr. Cameron's admitiistra:'
tion or rather 'to the corruptness of
the shaiics who are around him;
(while, on the other hand, the "nines,"
;
(the "Wearld,7;and in fact almost all the
'faience of the press, attribute; the
.1
change to thc , diffe.•ence in opinion
existinc , between Mr. Lincoln and Mr.
.
Cameron on the course the gocl,Nrn
,
ment shouldddopt in relation to the
!slaves of Robels. The "Times" *ae,
"That the true and sufficient rlmson
.!
is; that the President requires unity in
his • counsels." ( We can not believe
that had MrL idneoln found itt'ieces-
I 4.
nary to throw overboard Gong. barn- ' -' -
'- 1 - I duce" rthern farms, *Ahern
eron o n - account of fraud and corrup- : pia
lion . in the administration of his de.4 ( . e . ta 'i ' seized, destroyed:l i ar ap
partment, he would have rewrdefd 1 propr as military spoil . No
him for his treachery to hi; eohntry ; Pr°Pe the North wohld, be ,spar r
, - nominating him as the Russian
hv I - ed fro c hands:of the jieb;ls aPd
would
Illinister. This, we' think,l their r e would be tleftindr under
belthe la of war., While t e loyal
so clearly paying a premium;Cir. dis- i States s have • all' their propertY
honesty. Thai our confidence irl the land 'ons'nt stake , 1 and the in
,. , , - ,•
iiiitegritY of Mr. Lincoln will Mot I l r g in e :: . 8 . / a s e ' e t l ta e r :l3 , lt 7 i 7 c ° ; e l a l v e ari t i .a h r d e
falloW, As to , ai'ribute ' the_e'narLe:' I
l n' l ' i.• ° to 1 Securit their own propert ? i ,
li e y rascality on the part of Mr.i j Cam- I Rea " and justice and self-preser
eron That! there has been errors I vation id that sueh'should be the
committed by Gem Cameron; no one I pOliti. , this Government, i , but de
will )dey. We cannot see how i
could be . other rise, taking into ' con-' ` i i 1 , t ' 'forced tilitors and rebel to the
i Man ~ the ' cOntrary, that, beiPg
sideration the condition extrem of war, all thp rights :the
of our army powers War should bp exercised to
when I , I
he was called to 'the War De- bring. i 'a speedy - end • i ' (
1
partment.- Tlie Herculean labOr he .
has had to perform, and the man Thu ho: make War against the
Gevei augustly forfeit all; nghts of
impediments that• were in his iv#, •I id
1 t • y I pro ' prLvilege or securit •,:cieriv
-1
no reasonable Person could expett him 1 agajnStfhich they `are in . armed -re ;
&lit! the: Constitution i and ) laws,'
io get throng!' without. rouiniittio& ? hellion ?and as the labor aid service ;
. r , i , lik.t. great i ere... .‘. , . , v such . .
some era , ra i l ia d we ti • i ... i. , I t ' lof Wei slaves constitute ,the chief
I propel i of tbe,rebel)pro mty.
it is due Gen:Cameron fur the energy-
1. i j should tire the eornin n fate of ward
and ed tiger
r): ;tvt t i I
. 1., which i i ie has conduct-'to wllit they r. have'do,
t oted : lthe i prop-li
this. patynent. ,Ook tort Inc,- erty ouoyaLeftizons. i , 1 1
men* , at what, be - has ace•lr.:plislied., W l ti4 it is plain thatltheslaveiprop. ,
Vi r !icn a few nionths
reeled as tW. - .
. Secretary - o ,ir. our . •: i • '
, arinj 1 atu, wir, and that the Goverimient.
ag, 'xi. v.. i s = E. Q . i er.tY ?Odle Sointh is j4itly I subjected
consisted of a. few thousand Kea tered f l
:0 . i n i l lii+ ll t3 -4 F n ° t n p l i:e " rt ci o ne i e tis s.° t l ; i ti t s ‘h t is i i ii ri ' ic; n e o l t -
Atli over the I.Tion, by Buchana and ;
of war co 'bring; itl•to la speady. , close,
hiS eo-traitors;', where by , wo Id tt emplOyog alllthe rights -aild powers
ill,,,
-• r , . 3" 0.
i' theplan for iivino. So
the etoils 0 , Ic' must'
the least service in the def.”tee 'of the
nation., With
only this to co .. • '
with, and only a' : :ten 1 OTni.nce t in a relit:degree, be left. to be [deter
• ' ~ i like ll other military inea - sures.
Short moqths of 1 mine by! Parliculat I eXigtftile s s-I ' 1 4 . 11 ,9 .
time, we to day, nuder his ' gtnidance I, dispo ition off other property helo . og- i
and ndministr4ion, heh hi the
.g4 -and in g t ttfi: rebels ' that :et''* !?s
'4117"
1
spectacle of r ,i' ( : )l .,, t h an a 11 ..),, „„::,',.„:___ Ito ou arms is goye.rned Eby:. the car:.
j y 1 kx . 42 ,,, f . /L i s i ius .
♦ . - ":,: Irh:Iluil 1 touts aueef, of the easti. The 6' ovdru-.
eel by loy=al husks, lie 11 1 % s constructed to ex ct ES seiWITO". - - - * iiIi"W m TPAIr
, .l . , - i ; bowe er, to use the voluntary service
an arm, of 711111 any nation would feel
, 7'of sl veslibellated: by warfrom their
c•.(nid, and clotli(;d. arm .:.:1 and equip-. rebel master, like any oib i e-r; pycper i ty
pcd them in a, manner lever excelled l iof. th rebels,. pi whatevori mode,may
o
1;y - env nation :n the ea, the Thy true ,he most itrucient for the defense oft iiii
le
I I
rnment,l the !in*een tion of t
reisOn, We think, of 14i re.,ignlktiorr i ! ',(''''‘`?,'
to,-
itir
1 1 1 i
1
1
ELV6
for
wealthipal and power o
teis a peculiar SileefeS
CorißiSting Of the sOvio,
Africa* slave, or the de-
Africans. This property
riously estimated at the i
tpu,006,000• JO el boo,-i
; 1 • 1 .
aid' ,this property , he ox
heizavdeandeOnteTten-,
Mous war:
e b4ast ofthe leuderlof the
hile, he:yet had a scat in!
of the United States, that
n States would com.!
safe . and fred front the bur
, if it should be brought
oraemplated rebellidn, and
, ‘-was accouipanied by
=threat that "Ncrtherd
cities !would become
rapine and militaryiSpoil,l
.rthern mon should Smell
unpowder and feel f South:
l'cu.one doubts` the Idistm
he retbelb to earrk that
execution. Thembaltli of
owns and cities, 'the, yro•
the S.
parat
dons
on b
that
thee
town.
vieti
and t
115131
en) SU
Kit•iOi
threat
Noel
var;' and the appresS !
ton. ; • • It 16 el arly,a r:
eminent to: m sla4;
beeoate neces ary as i
powd ti
er 1 tak , from.; llWhetherlit i ,expecliei
! purely a Military qtieS4
ii n?uestion unquestionable by *1
iThe xpedien y must.
ilcirc instoice , keopi
great objeetf oven()
..
fre.establishin 'the h'
1 ing peace to he•natio,. , ; ;
;! . 4iS vain and idle for the, GOve n•
1
ment ti, carry on. ,thil War, or ho (
Ito i aittain its exist nee, 'against e
belli of force withoti, employitig i
it
the 'gbtsan powers' of war. As a
bee . ' s "ct,'•th right -i to 1 oprive . t
rebels rthei prOper,y in slave a
11
slave tbor, is as ; elo4r [and abiolu
las th-eki4htt r take forage I fi•orit • t
field, tr l'eot on fronithelsirarehott
lor rioWi' and arms oin 1 Ala./Ilia
1
tine, Co leave the (ineMY, in the l'
I sessioreof s , •:,h property its' tarnL
land coiCin a d milltaryi.lsiore film
tho me.iis ofc.on'stiinClyi.e'produci tg
them, Auld e madn, ss l . ,It .i 4. iho e
-1 ford, eq*l tastiness t le vs' them in
i-pe41: 1 „. i• an soeur ' POseossiOn of
I slalfc tibper reore,valuable and `e -
.
1 eieOt tithent for, w' r, thin fora ei
1 cotton nd Militaryti ore. I Bush l• - -
icylwo il; be l national suieide. j 1 at
I
'to do, ly,;that sjeeies o1 i " property
iis A q 'tionl that time a d 'cite In.
stalnee ,ill solve, and netd•net bo it
ticrpatf farther than to repea k t at.
Aheyltnett be held by the ti vc - p
mentlrslaves.' It ;Would lbe t'sel
to kelithern as, prisoneri Of 1 , 7 r
and s -preservationj thel highest o
1 .
tyl of ,overnraent, ori (flipc.tividn le
dema theY shOuld a iSpose(/ of
mnfilb 'in Itht; inoti, effetive - rnan
acli‘ wiltt tend ;os I Veedily ti
1 1:1
sappr thelinsurreet land resto
.
t'a a ritY of the!, prtrnmer.
i
it h found that the ' met
b ve it held' by thlwriihiels as
le; of bearing M. ' s ana pc
f rre tficient military' service,' it i
the rt , andnay heco
, e the, d it.
1
of the vernment t(1, , a
.; and erei j
them,ind ; employ] .their *,sere co
again e rebels, u . ,tder.proper. mill
tarytt. !talon, disetpli k J: and' c .
mand. '• • 11 ;
- • • • - -,' 1 .
i -Bot whatever Manner the..
lie us y the gror ' 'potent, it ii
that, liberated,' y tbe reb
*et of it matters;; bey Isnottle,
dr ite, tOtAired to ho4dag(
the r's, efisoti and robel
er )
forfei t l rig tto the, lahor afil
1 \
vice 0 s slay , and the slave
l ' r b eb e til
a ni rci ati en t r, 'bp :ft?
]Weil;
led'
,leigi eedom ' ttpro ection.
'Di, -positto to be made
1 i', I• 1 ' 11 Q .
I .1 • 1 - I - ' i( "
after the Ain. rof .
*left t4l) ittla . '448 1
OfCongrese.l The I
' the. People 1 w ill'
Aiure to the loya l' sl
In, l.
right to which. they
'entitled Midi the Constitution of
country. , i • .i ' 4 .
L- I E g. Sta nton, i Esq, of Pam
been l
nominatedd .
has
, )il
gr. CamerOn E e r successor •J M r 4 11-
ton is 1 1 lawyer by professienail. has
- the reputationlef posses Sing grautin.
telleet andie+rgy. He Was Attorney
General in 13n,ha An's dabioet dining ,
the lasi few week l ef its lexiatenee.4 , -r-
He has been ere O fore classed aMong'
, the pro - Slav e r yemoci4ts, al' though
not mingling mu in POlities, Prefer
ring
ji 1
I d of 1 4 '
the pro eeuti n his pofiission..
!lie count ry Willawaii. f itb painful,
?ix " tyC to lin t he*polidy of the new'
SOreterY; ik. '3 . we .think our' readers:
- 'ill ' 11 - • thasome '
1111 join wi us in opm6, t ,
rioliey trill be put into practical actual
operation Soon. ; 1
:..1 1
ClNctiNiN Januar3. 19 —A lip eclat
dispatch to I t ie` Commercial, from Indi
apapolis,that ibur .Indianaregil
inents in the preen river column have,
ittivanced, tqsouth Parrolton, arid will
,)
i'"' 7 - - . -'• - ' -*,
soon'occut Roch e ster ;
„ T Thisil direct
- . , f •
ly in troll t Boi ling Grecn. , -
Gen.Buel concentiaLing . a pi.r . Werful
foreei at Green river , and it is said that
he.is'nowitdy for a forward move
ment:
Threbels at and about BONVA:
linK Green are destroying the railroad, i
felling tree across the track, and doing,
everythingd t o o retail the progress o.
our army. i tis said; L a . .ey
i i •, • h t t h .
.are;
making every preparation .to evacuate'
that
i
place upon , the approach of 'our :1
i ~ 2., 1.P . • O
Ctscm.a . ri, JIM. .—A ombined
attack was' made to-ddy on Zollien.feerf,4
,
entrenchments by Schoopf and Thomao
resulting inl a comWele victor. Th 4 '1
"stars ands strips” now float i over the
rebel fortiflcations l .l We have captur
ed all their camp property, and.a large.
quantity
.Of provisions .. Th. 3 ' loss is
heavY. Zollieoffer'a dead Lodi is in the
-'-' - ' 1,,, , Fede,Ali
hands of the Fedorals. i ;
• TheLe'xington coiTeapondent of the
commerciall i gives the following account
y
of Saturdays battle
Zollico er learning
, that the Federal
1,
forces ha, app4ared in his rear; march
ed ;out' of his ntrenehment at three
0 ' 1:10ek Oil Sunday mornin g and ,
at
tacked:' 8 1 hoepf in • his cam )", whose
pickets were driven in at an early
1
hour and the 4t4ick; ivas mit le before
daylight '4 .1! .i f i -
i
The bat leis reported to haveraged
with gre , fury until threelo the after
,
noon, .W en Zollie‘tfer; having be,tin
I killed,th I whole rebel fOce - tied in ten
-11
lesion t their eat 4. II Thcir loss is
j
not stat , but it isfthOTt to be heavy.
The Bai y.l)'e2,-toni killed 'I;; a 80 n1 of
I the ei. mb4r of Congress from. Te
n Our VictoliY has be in the out of the
n very de
eisiv4 ,and will result/ .
whol a force 4fending the!! right flank
,of Bnwlint , Jo G i l eend ,• i 1..,
i
1 gght to A p . la . ee orundayi rtStead 'o
r
Satuida 1 morning Gen. Sunday
Sunday after odn tolloVed p.the rth
els to hem eatretichments, -
six. - leen
i
miles n•m his.own camp„ 4 .ii.d, w len
' about t atti. it themn this Loot he
found '
their r , ntient-limcnt deserted.
t. ?
the .r i eb lt ha ing left all their cannon
~1
. Ruarteiii l ast r'e eitdree, teth!., horses,
land IvagoNy
ns hieki. fellia to our iiands.
; I I Th,o ebelsl disOrsing liad • crog,':ed
}toe Otz berhind len( a t.teatit boat arid
I nine I-, b Teal ar, iWhite.',Oak creek..
f , {. I .
: . ' M .l l
.. 1 oppobt, 0 th eir e eampment at, 1.
• ISprin'e Two hundred ailiff ei46iitty-'five
,
- i [b' 1 • • . 1 -
' 1 rebelB 'ere killed) -and wounded' in
'.l
eluding Zoicti free and Peviten •The
ion i t
', iis Nib
1-
71 - iof.the Gov-
i when it'[l T T
i is 4) use g n
-' tl-11 enemy.
,it,t to ,do Iho i:
itiori.L,lTtieLri hi
g 1...
l)t) )fivts of, wlr
o d rterminedil
ig ; ;. - ievi,. th 4
ruing the' rebd,l
ws,l lab(' rest)
dead; wl
'eug:t
td Ivac
derul.
A.
;;, I 1
" it well '
a I eputit,
e 1 4u mtil. ,
d itingi be
, Pentiffy ,
e. nighl,
1 49 rettt
1 "i d# .B st i gf
3- i about, tL
e , 114Orrie affil
:.IcCirt td .
IF
from t b
porter 1
yeurs,l
prosp'e'r
Pittzl;
*S.
sive r gm
Buell 0
• ~,,,,,
Ohio below Louisville under; mil4arY
supervilon. Neitib'pr passengers nor
,Ifreight,L l etters nor nirt-4pupers, are, to
1,..
betake without Passes.and the 1) . 04
a are to hind onlylat authorfted ponits%
). 1 . , .I h. ,
1 11
1- . v 3..
.ayfield creek, at the mout i , of
s, which' portion ',of the , w,estern egpe
a. i dition ricaraped oriThukstiay nigiit,:is
n-
f' about ight,,nailefilbelow, Cairo, laird;
,olColuffi, as is shout . thirty miles beloV.i.,l
i:,
'e Mavfie d, Kentucky, the terminus to ,I
If railroadfromi Paducah, is .tt bout , equ i- i
a
o distant instraigt . line, between. the;'
a; month f Mayfield :creek - and Saady
r-. Mouth, Tertnesses r the, ntire. distance
is being bout eighty mil s. :
',3r
,f . ' - ---
ip A stivi
es nltitao
li- traOi ni ,
n-. Grafid
Fort C
yi .
, march]
i n: ,Union.
as PrePF l
v 1 former
lan h i
l y . , fis .
leThe
.r resignE
le: atelsrn
to I , ,..ipp!us
,i-I Hon
1 • ,
ma, is 1
Isi „ • r;o4nti
, .. ~
h,
la ,e
s , p
1e4;,1
iou
d f l f se
,o t
iM
,1 ,1; r.
: ,‘"
•
r 1
re 1 0 on tile - field The. ' • 1, , . 1.,
indtana itet-elity4ive
I '
u.r ri.r o .
IP. l ab'd• I , ;(iOtil2g l. ii ' t [ f dl; ri ot .. a , man '
1 , 11 ,,
loss has:4l,...re:tiched here.i 1 , 1., ~.:0 (1 0t .,1,, t .
1 ... ~, —i• - ~ , /-- .. 1, ,
11......
, 1
~., i , tionl•111(.. 'in
I. . '
.DITOtt. JJEAI):-36111) . Bausrpnit Tresuine, 1 k - p
:novin citizen of A ta:Aington'klioore. .0 It.
.)where lie *as .engaged ' for a i and Niern. nsi
Pry - ears . iti puhlishiPm an& cd; 'ha 'pxpee4..ld.
' ''
' e' l 'AV t!'s t:
wspaperS, died,nith es 4..rn. mos
.relation'.
v i annt .IclOspi l tal,.ofi , AV l 'ednesdai 'party and' 40
1
rorn , x.cessive Int.emperanee. the lattn p,;cie
rued front 11..arritbitrgh : a l ietv . ' I The .1.1, , i) 1
1.4
• ; . andbeip'gifoupd .s-andering :' t t•,, 1 .,., t he p ; iy
e'streets in .p orn - zed condition :[ , , eg t s l a l u vo W
his Oquaiiitan eks had hirn7 . ta-
The te 4h c l i4ll-
,-'•
the 110'0 41. '4fter rettrtngt l a w on tne
~'~lll~t42l . ~i'.P-
'ere' on tkorof..ithc
itch tie ed4ed fr
e started 'the
ir a number of
1. - ribu'fie:, which
firiagentent.--
r
'Si under his it
is. a ..! • •
—,
•'eti
t 7ent f the alleged exten
-gliug on , he Ino r GLncrai,
rl6
v.u3 placed : avigatiOn on kilo
es fromAtic ) ,:xieo t the 2qth
State thakiv thotisttnd Texas
:were marching 4 the [4io l
• for,the , purpose of-Jattaciting
ig, and thC same nuMber were
. up the Pdeos [to :Attack Fort
The tatter is helieed,to she
d for a kciod ' defenCe, but the
[it is - expected, ill 1111 inv.; thd
i'f the confederates.
h
l eport.•t a en ral Pillo w has
his command' in ibe.confecleri
• is confirmed y the Metrphi..
I - • I I 1-
John Iliokinam ? of Tenusylva
tate:a to be ii.NcoreriOg from hiS.!
illness I • I
• i
.....----, i' 1 i
St
arrtehurg Ocirlr ,- • • rkdenoe. , 1
Ito
i {
' Ilatinisa r , Irin.! ;'6' . ,
••• Mr. ,Enrroni .*1 g detain here
longer than I ieipti t eal I conch to
write you' again, tli ugh but little h s
transpired since in last..,_Both.liou:d
ties adjourned on ; • hursatiy till :to-
day, to enable'the , peakerb to make !
out the respective c mmittees. ,
Tiro contestauts h ave appeared in
the House. !Jobe ;`,Cana, of Bedford,
,
Claims the, seat of Mr. Householder,
on some mere ter. nicality. lie is a
small- politician a 4' mAi; do small
things ;to worm iu t i he Seat if lie. can.
The other coutes ' nt is. Mr. Myers, ofl
Adams. IliS '.gri;vancti, lis located;!
somewhere in the rmy y,ote. 'Anoth-1
er from Philidel . Phia has! ii. notice for
i
contest. He chit 's that 'although the.l
peortle decided.. ag hist hii i n by soniej
ter._ .I hundred, yet hey *4re too (111111;
to pritit tiekets.l„ Allegin,,,,i , that the
jick6ts were .hc ded t-l Assembly,"
whereto; this „"lkt se uii" says tiff I
should have .hcen headed , -"llousWe
El
nn=
be
'the
nrg,
Representativei.?
I never 'awl, tick
ed otherwise thii.
You- ' 1.
There - is a wa
the . landlords an t i
;Che Phil
- there was aii - arti ,
"liigli , Bilfs,7 "Hi
- was char g ed to lb
'''N'orth the i 'orth A
another article it
:ed.l j was
lie had' notice to;
.I.l.eirr, on Siitur
war- I have aao 1
the. feeling iris
with brethren .'o
nintit, not starve'
orlie will call al
ME
~i ;~
M XI
r. DITOR
pertanee 3,
L l e i gistature.r
coduty, Ilasuci
`NVIIy into the sea
True, he is nal(
'unily, equitably
ernatienll3 4 .
constitutional
talkediand wrot
magic,._N%as.ln,
friends
tee;: and
1-heLce (.'esna,'s;t
ill:gOti+ se
! find 'it ngreai i
vearg,land hag f
fateß,e( l sk'
inake
(.7.4min teei
i4Oralitv.
elich Member S.
/«h
tiOns'of.
'ban eOng(
.
; &ah' a sworn: i
. fete ait
'Contested [F.eh
fronv[Plillad;?)l
I 'and f l l;,or.t
wOjg ©&tithe
}ab ,tbat,j; off
! . They , also
rthe
!file ,iebvllion.
(Mink thinA: on ( j ail
; _Mon&
ineet- in
.FonN
11. I- •
) i rktletur.aetit.,
best
ittas ever- h.
11 unst•
1.1 • A
tryin.]:
'tory! of it7e
t; R: Demp
•
ti..s. akiit sin
MBE
MEM
.'1% . -611t!cl i . d!.teP
plate'
I had
Legislaturei
lessening ; fast
to. do moat
if they would
a ;:inglo: eye: t
as precept
'session Is. fr
comb reoltit
trap, better
home; and se;
age.
j j J j The report ofi an action :it Pensacola
,JJ , - .
'en thelgt in. taint is •centirm . eu. .It is
Egatetlithatl, he j conf4derates had, at
i
various tine. tired.j- upon the lariatri_
Pe . doa J. Ve l s.els . on the waters .near
Fort Picken . , and on thatjday , a e l oin=
federate ste'r ler was engaged in land—
ing stores iit, the navy-yard, W ‘ heii the'
. conirnandellr of the fort . open& on her
,1 1
by .way L ori r galiation.. - The - cohfed
drates'replie
~ and the battle h4ted
until the e'y ning, Pieltehs firing rtlie .
liSt shdt : .i. here erejno:eashaltiesi,xej
ited'r th' F ' - . . .
ported'on _ . edema' ,side, although
it isTadrnitic that the fire of•the con
federates ivffell dir'ected most .of
. , 'li
their shells eploding inSide'of the
El
fort.. touring the fig,ht the toivn of
War - ilngtnit's v.as fired; and continued
to 'barn untilthe everiin , of the nest
%
day. 1 4
iii aseq,
demo to itl
1 i
consoli havi3j
liefore the T
92 land 92
ence.of increasinkt con&
o . maintenance of peace,
I advance ;to the quotations
Iraq difficulty, cloaing at
-
igrtde, fYorq is
iFloyci'3l b
going to &
11l
EMI
Now, f Mr , Editor...
t of the lcind bead"-
I ‘. -Assembly" did! ;
aging here between
'Tess" of
In
' i viress , of Frrda ., , i
lekm "Tough Beef, - / i
rhi inchns,'.' tc: This ;
oiNer Montgomery. t
erieun",of Saturday; i
"the saine"— appear- i
xr&ed to brother Rea..
ft. ~.
quit, from Coyle 8: I,
l.tv nig h t.: In this 1
'-1 teregt, further than 1
lug from sympathy)
o' the pre4., The
L on t uorner viind Rea; 1
I indig%ation - meeting. 1
SFAI-0&u510N..u.. 1
itilisstaiG, Jan. 18
/Othing! . .ofirnueh im.- . ,
tt been' 1 Ono by the
, hn Cesna, o't' ,Bedford, -
I eeib2(l in - , :ybricing his
:it Of air:' li t Onse h Old er:
I ntitled - do 14either:ie.
honOrably lor math-,
re was nothing in the,
i ueltion . which . C'esna
1:•so much about. The•
h.Stlailt of Isix Of; his
being 9n, the {! . ornmit4
,s i'A a tnajori7 ty of nine,
, 'e1.,.8 - .. Let !lila 'enjoy .
t.l Ile, ~-j.hink, will
rror,. if h l eHriveiri. a fever .
luinre aspirations r, The
1 '
pill be. his: The law
the. revort of sneh _ a
•/ i i:•1, .of •verV ! ,dou .A. 1.11.1
;Constltution
ea.i.s! t( sal - Tart., mikketA
jlßige•of 'the. 4rthlitica
nerni;)ers. h6g
Plitmits , mem i r ic)(,.tit(!
ntr to 9.l)ti- fiyp or. tilor,
CS , ;.i.i.es te:pre...e;i7
to ti - .'..r use .-. - .l,;l:tfire
:-.;. e
1)itl, Iwo from L.,. 4 .zer'11e,,
'as '(l l l :i p it s ..out Ol:side . ra t r4le
-fat ttl•e. The' rerieal of
lie - :Si ntiary ,an 3 tri.: ,- ..
9pos' to ingaii'e intO
nacle by Ottr St iw sitiee
eomil elleeci Tilev aj)-
`t7, be'...C.F r isary . t
o ''..q . l- ;0"...ti e -
QM) rt of .suldeev.
. ,
i ;110:t bc.th ilotn.4es lvill
'eiition' to elect a Stat.e
'Moore,. the premit
aylini;ttirti to be one of
el Treasurers the
ar has keen ,
:One• of the
laborlous in .the
uflice. :,klueh• has . be'en
•ratsc
in„liepubirui:
oun
'-ing party it!..such 10(!til
r/mde4a.t-in both Hon
' •
cvainst r. Moore ,
•
ose, lo:, - rtity
1. )titles in'ore than _ tines
1 DemOorats: 1
ge.nei , alry; voo 11
:for r.
-a,nd Ftl;nes
1 nothing tut party. - cat:
,Thiv are fair hiy,n in
of. life, I,'rnt,alas ! where
ntry conic) in eontliet;
!Jr: I •
)us-os t ar: l . at ' , loggerhe.i . ds
t tlie-oiti:ofticer of the:
lo a:Pe:
)e sonic jsl.[in. strinz~efit:,
' •hith hp • clerk
Ltti!re - to or vi.
F bopei;]of • the . : , pri;;eiit
but .1' opOilfe - e: they. are
:The members tkrw able
the State and.ieeiuntrY-
Igo' atraight forSyfird with
. their duties :But ; if,
.)pearaic'es lidleate. the
:ttered a ya . .i,' . ' - : . y‘ith I3i,in
bk.. 3, and - partisan eliT-:
the:) ,
,had remained: at ,
; t4o - i•their pay:and mile
-1 ,'SSEitt-ficc...v.,JoN4t.,
- TuE o. DONOarit Psi . *Si r' 11;
LORD CHANCELLOR OF rE24
following correspondence 4 th'.
gallant O'Donoglaue, M. 1 0 :?i. n dth"
Lord Lientenant of Ireland( 0,0 1;11
Pretty Lclearly that England, votad
find decided oppolition at liOtt f is
v,9 1 with I this connyry
Lon; Cho,ncerlor t S Segretaly2 C.*
FOi.r Courts; Dublin,
~.i . I 1'
Llndireeted by . theLo c
Lord h; - ' -
. • I . v
4 ole for
to Icrite to you, and state ~,t NI
Lordahcp has read the.reixa•t r at ~,:.
, - 1 ii --. VIII
ekin the Preethan's Jouracitieelt
1 , .614.
per.of the 6th , _instant, pf the ip roeee i i.
ins of what'll; called a tr.asiie . * et i n
of Irish Nationalists, holdejf , it th g
Rotunda on the evening of tlairsda:
the sth inettint, and over i'• h -1 '
, ~. , T 17 !le To n
are stated to"have prpsided. t h
whole tenor - of the apeeelies7repon — ;
tolhave been made at the me. e ti ng,sni
the resolutions adopted, pihii,l 7 , i nch.
sate the determination of 'ttioie.4 s
took, part in'it, that-if. in enaseiteat i
'of recent occurrences; n'',;wkir . t a , Ga l t .
arise between Her Majestyl - and th.
Y'ederal Statet,of Northern 1 . .1, - alaries,
they would-, as 'far is tnit,iht be. '4, -
their power, not onli' withlkeid all 4
4istance from their iawfal to eer ,i n,
bUti would wanifeSt their' syttipa';'ar
anti frie.nd-thrn for those wliO 'a that
calamitonii" even- wollifll I ' 'd
In open- hostility against ^le:, b a ..,
• - - f
meeting appears to 'hat'e. icon(ladtd •
.
with tne - arspointmeht. or a tEonifnate e
I of -which you are natrietbaslChairmaa
1 whose object is declared to ,be to take
Lrit(i consideration the . a'avt•sdhilitv o
;carrying out an Orghnization in tin
!present state 01 of aire tit i hcl-i.e ant
I alt - road ;_stud lgokirig 1.6 - Oil prirfirf;o,,
I avowed •bythobe who afhlreesetl tilt
1 meeting. it', is to he Presurii6d thitt,tha,
i ,organ izatiori,thus projected is design.
red to advance •those .prinetples and It
I disseminate the treasbalible \loss :•,
publicly anivineed. Tfisi- wlieit." of
these pro(itedings lif.l. ; .ar tie the 1:4
Nihancellor to he al,, - , -ther at lc',
haince with •the true allegiance, tau - alt ., -
.
every iiiir,ject of the F i tnpii•e is bo:,i, - :
land his Lordship ' has ...e , •tesi `this
cl,'ommunicaticfn to be made te'reti, ai
a magistrate .of the Counil'rf h"
, i , 9•rt•
and 'holding her .' , lsje•ttil:•ef i colung
I l ion', in : order that ;n i ng rtna k,
such observations theref - in 4 .1., ye:, ells.'.
think proper.
= ,
I have • the iroa?irto bt,eir. yr.Q.N.... ,
dient servant. • . Mmix vzsa
The . O'Bont - fgvt l ;l.l., P.! .
_.
~_,
' perinuin (.:'dstir Arenmay lAN' '',
Sir :— . l. have 'roccilrodl 3•Tii• 10, , ,, T
the .9th of .1,./eci, , mh.2r ,- onyeri!ig'''.
the view thr2 „Lord 'Clar: - ..f.:.(fr:.
bCt:.i - , plea-:••• - 1 to tak . E . of
, 01: , _!
_1.7 , r•
ings at The re-ent an e et v l ..; 1t...
n
Natio:lli 4... rc.-er which-- la.: ••,
honor of 1,1 .-_ - -..;..ii 1. ,i An l, fi
- .If , fa; , ..
Anec with your' ‘f - aittest.ll - ,,, ,, . , .
tz,i. his L,,,tiship . ,r ii1itht.,,,, , ,, ~a, e
it is iny'eunv, ,, :ti ,, i , thatfit i ,i 7cr,,b;
rating.../.t.j . :Prit Y Of 111•' . TOVlep.' ,111..
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; becorre•ar Ifiember of i F/; , li - ;„ (,'"<'i:the formation of wh..l'efi,., :.6: ,
' illy lead to.a M05:..);>1.141.2 ,, . I ''l 4 .
organizatien. An- ::_upprel, ,- .1,::o:
:.trespas4in c ,c , too . inur2li upon
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;tile time forbids nieLtch::::. ~ A -
ILfe- g tlr into details ; Om. m:0::•..2.•
I dent the neeessityl' or,nru.:l , : , e
6etre t .. 1 5•41...c.rn of action,llse,' :it i T
son wltv the Lord Chahcell.e.fse
not be made accOnirti{4 with -, , :t:• -
and.'his oPittiotir l s• t.:1tg4r:1 . f.9. , ..
bility of our proposei :4r.,•711: - ...•.r.f.y:
I believe the.meetibg-aIl tir '.(),'!!!'
trulyindicated theigenaral crf:!!
the'qreople of Ireland ul i pon
tion Of war hetween[ Ainert'
England, and I am prepared til..
Min. at ail rfsks4.llmt it is ti, - .. ,
arid the undoubted right, of toy.';:''
'try men, unreservedly, to dis.:( , !
questions= affeCting ;11, - "e intt.r;.: ,, a ,
Ireland. ° I c:tti not be persuafitg•
his lordship centemPlates vieitik
with what he, no doti c bt, re:Vivi'
punishment for venturlng tefiiiel
this duty and to' liqseert till.: r
1 stn puzzled to nrlt+talfd•W4
have been directed to Ofikirtres 'lll
a ntagistreite." audnot its aue
rr
Are attic two cliai•aeter'i; it - 40114 4 '
Mush , a magistrate lreite fr c
of thought and ekprO i ' ssum q .
he allow othprs to.lhink ana
for ' bins ? Must he tale au.i.:
view of, every .questioi, and s. t .
stifle the natural pre lotions 0'
Irish heart:' .a Futiare
, vents Shi:'i
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tide thenswer . to t)e iven to
- , • r .(
queries. ' .- - • i
I have the honor' to
ent seryant,
° j 10'DoNoofil
To the Secretary;of. the aril'
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Lord Chancellor's ,Sectetarys'
Four effurta, Dee.,l7 . 1 --Airl- 4
reeted by the Lordi`c/haneellor
forth you that having t read yonrk
of the 14th
i•
reeted :Writ of supersedeas lat
tuo-4ing, you from t.t+ COMMi 6 O
the 'peace of the counties of Cork
Kerry.
I haye the ho'not too; be eir,Your
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