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A Day in Camp.
The following extract from a private
letter, is furnished for our columns. It
was written by ty Chaplain connected with
the Pennsylvania Reserve Cot-Ps. Those
brave men have fought nobly and suffered
intensely. The narrative we present is
another manifestation of religion's excel
lence. It will accompany men into every
lace where: duty calls, and it is as effective
r Consolation in the camp'and the hospi
as in the church and domestic Circle.
4 .Dge. sth.—Sitting by the camp-fire in
4t of my tent, under shelter of an um
ilia, with my feet yaised.from ilia damp,
Iwy ground on a small piece of - hoard, I
, e.the whole oamp,before me.. .The nar
• vale is covered and crowded with the
.all tents of the brigade. The, men are
dler than their, habitations, and the heads
'many are 'peen as they,stand in, groups
mud the fires, irr,are engaged in making
iparations for ilie,storm which threatens
tong night's tinittlitianbe; Solitary sen-
As are seen here and' there•pacing• draft
-1 their rounde, and thinking, I 'doub't
? of their cheerful homes afar, and of
. . ,
air needless exposure here. At some
iota, through the camp, fires larger thin
5 rest send their blaze high 'aboVe the'
,ts, diffusing cheerhilhess* through 'a.
.ole and rewarding their*eatei indMitit
' forethotight 'in the'priiiisifiti of fuel. ,
sound of axes and the diminnhed eat
of tongues echo ' thionkh'the'vgl4: -
' s
ground is Whin Witli'siiow;( aid thiiiit
kened with .. olondiatid smoke. ',very
tagli conspires, to Pie'iient';ii most dreary
Lase' of soldier' life:`• Bere t . shaiing:iri''
,ese hardithiPs* int Privation's, are 'the'
oh and poor, thellii4dY'und "the delibati,'
is good and the - bad, whit& Make nit the
:aye and self-sacrificing' army of the Val-,
,ed States. Nen and homes shink; but
shrink in vain from the' 43614; tiiiiiV and`'
persistent shower of rain Mitreneii.'' Both
, rotest, by an impatient Pitleigeti; i againttit
unnatural and hafmful exp'osurk3.
" Another sight and sound are just now:
.ded to the gloomy scene. Creeping slOw
up the hill Opposite, and buys short ds
titice from me, is )iii ambulance:Walt:iv/6d
by a company of tiiiiiio 'Men it.litildlei's
garb. The snowrofitis n theli Blue dais' and
rests on their shoulders: Tit r e 'Oittii' pie
bushes throUgh which awl ire totOing,.
'lend low beneath their damp, 'cold bit . I cifi.
'm proceielon 'pane& at thelargelitisp tia
i i,
,nt of the llth'Kuktititirit, aria . thi3ii
s oi 'ti- •
aloe rooeireititif iiliifttiiy;: . nnoon.4e io Oa liar
ginger. ,All'iliiii'selenitt like ikailent, MYBY'
~erious Pitiibidildit iif Militia.) , mitten... l 'Bilf
as they mOve l ignin h the muffled driteand
the low-US:m*4We' agnd'forth 'OA
. tiliiiiiiiie,
solemn dirge'tliiif'i•iinfilde guM•iiiit
'his that' a' soh:liar is:Unlink last
march—that's' brae intin tag • foinglit his
last battle. Through the' litingiig• pilie
bushes along thn orffl iffeatilith "the de
clivity of' the hillfitheitieififie untracked
field, the procession passes 7 -the. eound.of
the-march growing niore''BitifiaiiiiiiitA
the distance, till if passeti tht, ciatiferiitthe'
xas, when both prooesbnii and milen'iiiii y
len and heaYorncinuiriii' itild'ate B'i iirat
finds of tile osititiiiinfin '
(ore-the iiielq' tfieViii•Sii, lye '! llti l tliii ,
tgh, the oath. •i j '-' • ~ ,
"It was diiyiii'wbuile.'but the soliskiti '
Mary fun dal iii4 : neiSifilil td . iiiiuitilkite 4h"e .
toominess of the intinel'''N,i,ixiiioei AV::
(tided the young tidies sick ' - ifed .l .4lng•
1; no relative aceouiptini4oiiiilifun rn i tia l
ty to its earthly, resting-Thee, ' inAlitityr
taut home in Northern 'PeilaPiliuK s
are unconsordis of their bdi'dtiiiidit:'
I are thinking of him as IMilimiitie '
liships and braving the danger's' Of it
tidier in the honored service of his ,coun
• ; but his toils, and perils are over..
y know it not, But the sad tidings toill.
lh them and turn their habitation' to-a
Ise of mourning. The. sad intelligence:\l
d be accompanied by the consolitoryasi.
ance that he ; died in the faith Chrigt.
hey be friends Of,Christ this assurance,: . : ,
igh their sorrow marabound, will make , •
consolation to Abound still more. ,
igh no parent or relative stood by his
'de, to comfort his 'dying hours or to
.3 his eyes when the•spirit had left its
•ey tabernacle, yet-he was:pot:left •soli
or cheerless; the hand of skill 'and:.
istian kindness ministered at hie' side;'
faithful servant of Christ spake to him: ,
words of Gospel truth and coinfort; and:•
ipathizing ear and heart receivektind
oiced in his expressions of . p_eniteneer
' faith, and hope, and joy. Be thOnglit
spake of his home with ••toltidlirltiffec
in. The name of mother , was often' otir
I parched lipe; , while he truittfrilltimplz .
led in the will of 'God, and rejoiced; in .
Acipation of his heavenly horn'e."
This lettercane'wkittin idken.the irl4#at
- v. -0 -.i. I', •i• e F r ed=
Ist received order tonlaroh towarde
Hicksburg. The_ nun of :this mug ma;
was Ruth, from 'Cherry Troe,.Pn. , ',Alio:
ther who was very ill at tin limn plitf . ii,
and in a hopeful state cif niiitid t listkinClitil
Fadden, from Indiana County
to a hospital in Washington, and has since
died. .. .
...,,
.:, .
For the Presbyterian Banner,
Bering and Believing.
s No. '2.
The thoughts - predented in a forttier•Tik.
per, under the above hiiading; Weite
in
troductory to a 'higher truth. , The' great
mass of men in Christ's tiina4Orild'hotbe -
Bove excePt they saw' signs
" What sign shoWeit thon.?";*iii
mand' constantly on their lipit. MS'
pure and holy life, on•whiet bd
or since could'ever find 'a stain, viliedid'itigi!
enough. For th.ent . it waa root syottotO.
They were :a carnal and' sinful &mention:.
They had no , spirituateye to sec and appre=,
ciate the spiritual.l4•olirists character, and
HO must bare a "lign - from heaven"
convince them that he wasillivine3.•just,as .
the multitude now have•Ao intelleotual.eyel
to see intellectual greatness; .and mustbave:
noise and display—a material measure by
which to measure, it—befoie, they can
" An evil and adulterouageneration •
seeketh after a sign," paints carnal human: -
nature then and now, at a single stroke..;
This "seeking after a sign" is, tb.so, f an
element in:a low and imperfectly cultivated
nature in all, generations. The very same ,
oulture which esteem! , a man great who is
six feet four , inches high, weighs three.
hundred pounds, and wields a sword seven
feet long, in another. age , demanded mira
cles as a prool't:OttolVnitt 'andiliAtteVa
tion of trOli. lAA?. kal t io":
to' tei 'id' atit"ityffMll);lofilr;
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OL. XL NO. 20
endorsements. If it comes with a sound
of the trumpet, and the voice of mighty
thunderinge, and the quaking of solid
mountains, amid consuming fire and a vapor
of smoke, they will believe. Just so the
idolatrous hosts on Mt. Carmel, when fire
came down from God out of heaven and
kindled on the sacrifice of 'Elijah, and
burned up the wood' and licked up the
water which' filled'" the trench* cried,
" The Lord, he is .the 'God; 'the Lord; he
is the God 1" Jnit so the . Assyrian leper,
when the prophet commanded him to go and;
wash seven times in Jordan and•he should be
clean; would nothelieve. What! DO 6011
no wonders! I thought the protrhettWbuld .
have' come forth and stood under thd'open'
heavens, and' Called upon his -God,' - iirid•
pOwersvehld'have come down in iv itisillbir
preitirce . to heal.' • -
This demand to " see'," is the den:Laidig .
an nismiltivatcidinatuid p • ' and was , oneeili
kind' of necessity, in - the' infancy of the
race, when all were intellebtuallY and
spirituallyriinoultiVated. ' And just'as my
young fri_eud'hefore the Virginia mob, by .
his brawn.* arm' and , fla:4ltink eye; gave the
people " signs " for their faith, so dieVGod,'
in the infancy of our
.race, give miracles
as grounds and confirmations of' their faith.
Order,*stillnes6; 'and qdietlpoWer 'Weieribt
enough for the'pedple. in those early times : ::
It was:not. enough ; for the ancient Hebrews,
and the patriarcba before the . Hebrews, that
the earth lay before them'greei and 'grand
in . its' silent beauty, with 'mountain, .and
moor; and: spring, and river . ? and ;vineyard,
hnd golden cornfield ; not enough :that !the
eavens stretched. over' them ammo. and glo
rious; with its fathomless blue, and *ewe
iii ADA, " ibeleiveni daiiiii4l.l4l`glchf
- of God' and ' the " fiimiliniedt - sho*iiig his
handitiork." . They could not see 'God' in ,
;tl, silence ; the order; the beauty. .Rower
that worked ap silently,, how. could Ow._
,know thif It was power ? Not • satisfied ` to
site the work; they' Mt l o6 - iiiiii• "the' Hand'
!.whitihydid the work. '''.NOti'satistied 'l6 see'
the. helmets and: the - earths: , they mist , see
Aim who • heil,‘,theheavens.and formed,the
earth. They Intuit see the same . Hand,
Which invisibly Created order, visibly
chwirder then they will believe.' 'So came'
miracles, suspensions of order; iiiterrtipl'-
tions of' law, or werkingihy other than reg
•ular laws. So oame,;thtngsynot. natural,
b,tt . t . ,aupernatnrid, .aa4,w.e - call 4t,, ,tOi prove ,to
•alrepti'ol,mag, thft-Aere iu
or, power above,
l aia. g ii A ter, timh tAke l ordinary,pewers .of,
,nature 4erei. ia tth Pa t Pf; alraaJM — ti
prove 04tfigr, 41CPoweTShP!:thait.44
;above, natu r e , which gave
AtOnxeititpoweri
mod. actatTa4 thaakat itaswill• • It_k:A. rtir
r!I
. I9cAnly . !` ,B aelPit , 4B,belieTiagP: aail",aar
,d soto`ally,allow,e4 .ina4 to eqopin I . these
_.,,miracles, Oat; 1.1. 4 jig AO.. alkture, , bak A? .
49141 gof nature , . Nature.
'Of*. 4990 her r'ork>ladtwe r. 44 don iii:
idolatrous • . worship ,. at - her ..altrial.:. The
comes something,stiperryitly . *, liheitheAre
'on Elijah's
.. sacrifice,. ikstLxi_c_rl, "the
Lord, he is the God!! So Christ came,
Meek der gentle, Ain* ;kind deeds with
sweetness, modesthliiid' grace; healing
a- mete, and, wiiini -the' ennitiElieeanse ., l6ud
,in his thanks ,awhisviering I& his' oar , , " -See
I their.teultio'ilan." 'TIM peopic felt.tbeiiiir
h itueneeveidiacatiMUALloityittheateilf
"--t
-. • • 4
it, an... 0- , ' RS I W /IVO
Words into ttreir leers' atioh a they had never
beard 'befosre..." Bleseothitzman_f - was the
henediction'On everyttorigtie , .Bittwarsui he
'more than Ulan'? gottke • thingei- in the'
prophecies made them think' the Great
Meeatah was tO 'come•about thisitimej"`l But
surely` this' cannot be. she.: • Thies quiet; •
hnuble Nizfarine'cannot be the -a Wrond'erl•
fult,7‘tba'Coungellor, the` fiGlid•f?
ischimrlegra' h'ipeake Yettil ea gbq- ti; - '," I. am`-
the Ohiiii!!' - Then; 1 44 Fh'at' Amway ,
thoi • • ' .
, - TOIIRESPONT BMW'
isifid Prdijer—Reetathie for' both
;Prayer and ...17Arinksgiving---Jo *1; of . the:
,14:11, ; of ,Prayer--Midnight Seeviees and yew,
Cumm" 's p ractice
hear iferler andTZ A
Witt l 2 l P r eaLlSki4sits of ,Nor Meris s'dtedihi'
-ArottibilitiW=Rugiers'"Diliry'' ( cind - S a g freon,th ' s,
Bloodshed - and Skivoeristy=-A
-!!ISPI4hOA C6rreillelaent"—P°r4rails of I Les,
anci, l .l . tor,ipo s ti Tackon--Prophecio---.Raihpay .
, .„ o rated
14,1'1444,PPRPT): jn.:#l4tßetY9,PP,-,
tie :
,untr
c9i l , ;Win pre
'Anne init . 's; there Wait ,reaion to co ' e n tin ue ,
•Pli.3*watch.towatch. in the, e imr„yrith,
there,
giroundOr both i pykysi
thw .
► and inigl„rn.g
now, ,)*,...1atrie1Y,r.P9A 4 A. ,19. n t4 .!!!:
§j4 i'r 4 : 4 filib.YT pstli
cn Par" Pur9Pec; 'on titri 4 1 , 4 11 6
;tea
very, =Oak, 4iTe 6
ch*,0434. of, _ Vranoe ,1514erji41.*res;
peoially 4enevS, „link
Bucer one's ixerCieed ,must succes sful.
infineice over Europe, and where
grim:Atop
. wits real resuscitation of spirit-,
tial ,centuries 'of..ilnftness and,
41'4th—ie. .Ameirtettn,Missiiin Turkey,
karnish,.Chinit:ind elsewherej.oiLliMied
oftt,4,by,Vrermari
in gliAfC"tV'ia'rifit a b sl * -nnoili;l ! ' i fiwAs
are . , now Ming,lol43ll3d t ing . 7hpye 04,4
li ,press aa,.:fgeji as4,l4lt7ing
3-4911•Xitii,thefffili, and ter76r, of Sayanorella
and other martyrs of the slitemith cent - Cry;
ara,iittended with;power on Ireland, Sebt
land,-,Walis,`,England, and , London,:,the
million peopled .city,' where men:cif ey,sry
elaA,representative ptsu l hjiirelhoun quiclF
nne4t
on a ll kesit,and, other parched fleide, show -,
erErcit bressiUgiitiVe descended in answer
to prayii: - 'a - n — ol — folitist how,
belbiblre`iiM tin:ripest of the civil war
4 i t aftravithnitOft,)iiireitit ,
Divine Love,,knocking; and„finding i en
t-rance into sci` r ickany, hearts in. the great,
cities of the ,Atinntio” seaboard,:ati well, as
Oiong.officeisAnAinixt, both in, OnNulry l
ot.„Olystr.#l,44 ~and, ii.n;:herjoninter
miktimarlf?,;;.!-&l4ThMellia, the . *alit:l'6le,
rIi.4 I V 4.* M 4 F , tft,
Culs,,A9..ithifghng.•lnjrnetinttse !ttiv„Fious
aktkuti:ng;onsis, and'the
,drunlcmumes ,to. whicki‘o ottflk 'Oke
4 0 9115 e Pf..climPs aid;:04;9 1 '7.400n. 1 9 4i : Pr.
that 'here and
tninPiff,i:e:Yet.4l weArnig4a. .
tle rev .!
there the..Aor4 '
in A kifil;,.o44igns tp• elkmier, of !Omni
elan sTket, l as ,be.. saved . ,
And may , we %It ; hope that when therru,n ,
yersalgaze , of Nuropean nations .and,of all
true Christians too, is concentrated on
America, that the -effectual pray* pf
faith
will (ere the, present year is out,) after 44,
rod of ,terrot and chastisement htglAnne..itn
appointed vin4„,,s,;pat;ion, pFified., "fp:
nobled, aua,tl„,,rtev. l 4) ,worol l43 ,rPftgaige
destil4,oll,4olorill*c true
PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1863.
which is the presage and preparative of
true greatness, and that, freed from encum
brances and entanglements which the
Christian conacieoce always declaimed
against, America will begin a fresh
race onward and upward toward a consum—
mation in whoseissues all the world shall.
share. God grant that it may. indeed be
so. That has been on. the lips and hearts
of the best people of this country in their•
pie Sent joint supplications, and will con
tinue to be so..
On Thursday, the first instant, the Evan--
gelical Alliance held two meetings ,for
prayer, at Freemason's Hall, and tomorrow
it is 'more than probable 'that the , Lord's
Sapper , will'be velebrated - by tv united 'binds;
of believers; in_ the same, place.- At the
powe.r Room, Exeter ,Hall, there was an
afternoon meeting for prayer:Under the
direction of ,the Oominittee • ref Vrotioting
United Prayer.' • Latai in the' tithijO /there
wag another meeting it•the Christi* In-:.
stitnt4pßobms, Trafalgar,...tlacerTyAlgri•
Square, and both at 1 o'.elook P. M. ,axy3 is
the evening there was at ' he Daili'Prayer
geetin' pia±i rig- bind gathered together.
Next' week we•shall have 'accounts 'of• uni-L
ted, prayer-meetings held all over the,coun,
try. In. many parishes, Churchmen and
Nonconformists dine joAn--:in :none 'More
numerously or imPtittigilery. the
palish `q Tsliogto'n, `North` London; Where`
the Viiiseige* worthy son of_Taniet WIV-
EiOn,ltte'lite'velieritbl4
and whers*paitiisl'itiWiiierir
f partir differ'
eni3eti are 'kept' hickerennd all the
year roind,•,b3 , the spirit and activities of
•
, MIDNiGHT €01P710,118 11.11:11 , fit.0101118 40 #lO
old year and openingpf the- new,ieretniere
general than' ever before. They usedtto be
confined.•mainly ,, to, the Wesleyan, tletho r
dist chapels, but now other denominntions
Observe them to a considerable extent, and.
in London there were several Episcopal
'chnrehes open. In one case I observed that
it was - ii Higii - Chttri3h clergymen who open
ed hie'ehtiroh, and had a "*Ghotal''''seiliee ,
, --- - tliatie , to• • say, the Liturgy , " intoned,".
and the proseol'salms,...with the ,l's Deum,
the P salms tor the day,. the Anthem; ming
by n" choir to the '26golll2iiiujimenit ot - the
Organ; '-Itiiiiitlit Wiejilliat 'the clldiiiii
not - left to iiiolone' on on& ociiisitiiie .'
'Ai icf the'.Pteal?r:o6'ehtikellii'litlNV
lend, I ail' 'Wet iiiikkAii t 'isiiselit'ik the
Vigo' tof, Di: 'Cuiniiiiiiiii6B.Wiliateki:tliiii
has. ever 'bead' i l iiidniiht - stOlikt.' - Vila '
gentleiiiiti Ailiiiita hipsiletethV beta&
take 'i - i4 lteabiatianirlin lie '&46181 %-
Iliad& Aleafikiiiied by 'ieinlailiai Wilibii`
g e
44:iitaitillikthda,lf . ir.ioica l li ' it Mg
01kiaitriat. , ITOvertluitOsil - : a. , wafie;
'ahif - thiii old 'O4O as ' Pr* ed 'll'o iti
givaik•-' ete:wif4iiity .eigig4ratioViiiiink 'l4
Onlitibilt tfitiinittion'id tEll PAlitilliiiiiiit
iiiiilifit' - `lO AU arguments' on biliiiii"dt
yihilli; Vi. Oinninlikniin- aili lake" th'e'
apology that tl4: - . 04) In - . thenigelVet3434 l ,
while'yet thfijr` . are "oredUlPilitly - reeoltied•bf
Chereh of Englitidpe4liniid' othereriheie'
theological education' is' 4W; and" who like, -
to - hive'. a..Propher-voicie always. sounding/in
their ears: , • • : •:!',
THE OPENING YEA.tc naturally Vol
retztlipecta.- Thtirall our Nest newspapers
, AMAV.
lea nedesiarily ‘occupiefra . ...large ,portion,;
The Times' review - Occupies :npwarde:' of:
eight fulL columns I - in the . tone. and
style Of- historic gravity, 'and , I:presume'
Mist' 'each. topic hag been- treated Eby; the'.
3iriterlest-acquainted with it.
, c Although - the ..community is -unani 4 l
'inonelycaVerse to slaitery,:thifz Majority - him.
derstood that the Fedistilists wafers:nob':
Sgliting•for the freedom: of - thesnegro ; :but
an active section. of philanthropists
tingly assumed. that the 'North was. more Ott
less r consciously aingaged. , ! in rithe ' cause - of.
abol ificr. ' tbeidorkinantarfaetion of Ile
publicans oould . haoesappreeddfl its..insand
antipathy ;to sis'epciiideratice ;of;
friendlywislies; iftnilinvatikdine ,antioips,!
:tions, would, haveaperinsasntlytinolitteCtio
.
the. No*thy ,:: - , ;1•?•x••• r.O "•-"
!:,_'*: .. IP ......#:. -.0 - 0: . P.Tr i !Ph it 1 11 ! 0 .. 9 : 6 Y1
ppot : thii g io r ria.lrips tii US' . eoptivA :
iiC aliiititintniVin.diTeolna.ooiree,t intittr.
!flitiiiiellit pie 4ni#4l:::..:l3fit :no giriiiiiiiiii' ,
.
'T i i dt " .„4" 1/66 ' • tr ,, ?#,litiivso;,luivin.4sl
w.ai,44,..#05.T1 6 8 :ai l . I ,l "aa iw." ' ' Rr4
iey0 1 .01 0 040 5 i 34l 4itelYA l !lt§;* e . - I'o eol,
of England:'" . ,- ~ A . ....,-- . , ..,. ~!
The closingparagra ph : . of I. the, ACtri#3 . s r
runs thus :,.'
• • - -,.....,,,..z:, - *
!‘ The State electicms. in the Antnert ;re= .
'store - to, thii ' Diiiiikiiiii, 6i - 'oBiiktiliftlve.
party;the' Pregaiiiidiiinde - which t li v iiig
fOr2Ceily eidiiieor ' Thithioicititliiniiiiiilite
:Vale tirklifte.63 l*oteeis" agidifiWilliiiiiiii
&Yet?
; 1 hf • iliti Ucifigintioir; lintlLeCiliV
iitiat i4Ailiat. the'li,eregikee Of 'tilf eticii
peti' fiftiffisitti of tliii'iiegyies to the figiiti t
othepar'atelltatile and. the , ,interests iof• the
trAtOrh;.e,Pi!deVPlllo4•thP reaction!prAti
ttbly fox:rig. tlutt Ineilert i ttoij. and . ied . , 4,7 1
will. Ciiimiesairifyie l iff 'to ,peace.. 'the - Yriesi 7
delit *Ail inot hateitiplitenke Conlititik°
tion if. he'tonld haveveiitiltrefed - -ilin South
'by ordinary ...methodsii ian Lithe ZimoCrats,
though -4 - on the moment - they: affect, a ~.icar-.
like tzeali have no special: •facilities -forsue-,
.complishing , the task in which their' adser
series. ',have Mailed: . ., Ai>stheir , !snpretaacyt
becomes established, they willreeoainly. at ,
tempt negotiation k.bnt, asithe.Confediirates
are firmly; resolved; on .'maintaining their
independence, it may. be; doubted, whether I
peace yri.ll:be , Attaitabliwantil ..both bellig.4
eructs: I. tire -,itillitidetiren ierhansted. The.
great:yictorylabilfsedericksburpwill justify
Mr: Jefferson Diiiiiciti :rejecting Ilany.pro , l
posals of submissionothile in , the North',
the - Federall.ldisisteril.: Gan, scarcely fail' to
weaken still • firther , Ahti liwisehievons,in-
fluence of the Teeltress Repnblic,ao fr. 000."
The condemnation of :thiladolinuiti.atien. 1
at Wahhicroi`liy-jthii'greatbedir,Cf, Oil
kuiettioth
. peeple, altgotikh. sponortiiiiwi 0 . ,
017.16:0164,, does ni)t lind:li?ligen**94;
merchants here to ;a4l'cii)at'i an early Ow;
of the war.' The Tory - Si(Z.itclaid'bas beeic
renewing its •cry 'ilk “Taogilititin ;" 11 1nt
there- are.no4lo4ltoreii6fithisleolitigiii*O .
of the Ministetial ot liititttil journalsv-•: : ')
' Pim, PoikairrEt:of :pTPlnin'eilt . men of
the North and Soittliliiicelitiilistioin fore-,
setitedl6 - 4.:: . The' frret' :Of theloOfineers je;
mt. "W: H. '4671i,!, ti' lila iie## ,. ..P. l . ll ),lifill - e,d
4 'Anierican' - Diary.' I ..Thie - ; -*pit' i l eiiiistli
of a totally differini*Ar . thiki,hia.s..." 41 0r7
rispOidehce." . Th ere' la e, ..TiOtiiii"."Of
President Liricohi, drawn " ; With lhat kind
of. 'exaggeration I whio.l*Oic'eal k b , :g.t i *#
if sl4)e - cif Reetthir,tyirtki,Ridxfelitlifra - iite.:
iliWir, lrounnelit:; ; je4.olol#4ff=fiwili L ;e o
0014 4 '4 "Mr,' tine 4 ars. ,1183%ettfilA
tibtligketegia iOodinit!'l4, l 44.;eitApid
litt ie tVA , strierbtattWig,Srfllajrn
those eyes. • He details ittonvereation with.
the President, and also interviews with
General Sherman androther officers of high
ataading.
Southerners do not escape• the satirist's
pen. It struck him, on,,bis, visit to the
banks of the Mississippi,i that the people
were scarcely civilized. - , JaokEion, where
he stopped,• afforded an average ,murder per
month. A gentleman "..without.the small
est animus ' and in the most natural way in
the world, told ne. tale' 'aftero tale,' of blood s
and , recounted terrible' tratedieff enacted
outside bars of hotels, ma: in,:the.•public&
streets close by us. The,tvety-eiz Seemed to,
become purple as he spokNithellandaround
a -veritable Academe. jiler,niuch, for the
slaveholding, chivalro* Ilotith, We "
always believed in liptiaii.d. Tl ,that, •the
Southerners were quip tjh Atierrel: , and
ready to shed blood ; and Alurrresporisible
power exercised by theinriover thetr-slaves,
was considered,as largely. ~,,mitingSor it."
Here is.theiciud of.di Aouthern
ars 4 give , in matters of ," L
• 'ili.boxs4
'lt is, impolitic to, frast t ima,
~
pistols * to pocket .iu 'ow ore
close dieousiion'with,
must` be Aeouie of your majoilleiniss,- be
()eine if •you hit a-man JWith'w..ainall bullet
zrin , in and riplon lap with
lieyoe.knife, when: you o,an hardly object in,
the, phraseolog y of, Jegopians that, the ,
midle is Andiiitttiblid.'e Whereas; ' if you
drive a• =good'beefy 461, let into him, or
make- hole :in himtintka iDerringer
begets faintish•and-dioPtt• at 0n.09. t
.".One;:: ractical injonotion,is of gl'elktrA
they always.wphoh-if th, , ,ktitl„.
of the,Feitiemen with !honk_ you are.
gaged . " altercatitin 11*Ove T ir. tbivei'd — the" .
pocket- of ilireeeheitP , lt , is iconsideredi-- ;
ungentlernarily iabimatt(phbotcyou throughtrl
the lining of his pocket); 'but aMp t e s p9oplp; r l
have; so litthvegard tbr, i tlast lining , o} good
manners genera*, ilat-ihey take this
irregular'advantage.° .very :• 1:1
The
. newepapers also receive a ''dire
expoifure , tia , the' anienities' of their lit- •
erature,? , inAheir nurse' of -the F,ederalsif,
and:speeisAly the-Hpssisp sold,iefe_
A " fjOUtheiti,Correspondent" Of a Loni
'don paper gives'sketches of Lee
and Jeckehli;lss,9o.C.fatra - „Xige.,, ri • Many
Of your:rdadiwYenity.)te "iciletoMpare
them with impr, popigni-iiiftemiliiimences of
their own. knowomelriend closely coo
iAtti: the' Baha; 4vhci
soli 'earl ( hireCilevetiofitl'habits; whenvitict
his earned , daysiofqndgih! ,- work .ile Amapa, .
pastor in 4.W.eiltnni L,'
34. 13 tifT tral k . : r . 01'44 by., Pk
ft.! ay AU), t i tie }a
I it 1.7 et% LI e.;_ke:•: 4,4
ring irtitiViiiiildiatin`li•
gs e
intalloriVailneOffirAliqitlaird
iipoksialcould wellvbeJ found, • werii! pitchititt•
eifelf..-uPPreteP4j9g , A o Ao W Ol l,.°OTl l O - 1(
tuts the,hcadq,uagterpo,f, - t,he Commakider
ip-Qhkif;':Grenerar 11,oh'eft i lif ' 'WA°
ddls'icnli "for""the`.'traTll`er'''w'liii after iii
finititi difficulty, 'yids his toilwornww4 into
the 'presence of .'men, whom • events, have. ,
urlowilowi9wll,4l,...,:gittett•enettl:l4l9l::Jatiarli.go(it"ri:tc;crair,lrste7.ll.34:-tircill'ial
the tendency of
eeshefo h' Viatine that 'hell.% ot
be liing in"Gliineraf Lee's pielence,;Witlinutv.
iiaffekeesiMpliair•
Winirditeid3liirit'tOdfitiA nottspapc'r-..
panetrie >uteri: lbsiii.4wound;'
him. piths the moat obAcTuk4t 2 KW,Tif- 1 44 1 %..r
der.411)4.,.. fi1e!. 1 0,1 1 4 !kg! thOkl,t , DarlQ n M t I
Jigen-cy, ivhich 1
fititi L the' Eittopeaki is
that,-;,
tie)ShofilltbeitwiliAl-ton Ryon pilyrthe'..pitualtitiE,
OkarAk***!flw°lll(4 gYP.1.L.P414011
good. and m o dest men have tievei• been a b l e
144 between fifty" -
affilt gift leaf' • 1 6f age,"shin =e
year; mibli•rianct :strikes yogi i as• the :t.inkilawn
nation ioft•health and enduran pc ' Whe rtoo , l ,
his. erect, his s sot .
the firesi de to greet courteously theii i t i rtiiget.';
His manner is calm and st a tel y , ' is pied- enn-timpressivelr.aill -imposlxig,ishis ads*
fircirtileyesAreakertkiblY tiiVAPA,.. l 9 l 4 l ;hcglYks
its4e)',-1 11 e0
plekipr, confidence. e . iihaps ands
tyo thb 'tete ieiolinfAeGAß-I'7.t
baldi's, but - the features are thosekor:filiiiolito
handsoffierTtmatii -r -On -; the • ririt'lA - fratiasions •
when , he dimilespawdzon thetstill rarer...oeca:-.w
signs i wbeikilre4auglp heargly, dieclosipg i it. o
fine f urtokenrcwig,Thkte;firn-eetteetbj th ,/ , ,4
oonfidenoe sympath y Whiali he 'inspires ,
are 4
knot offitfarig.Srelrotild beiiievitablr dittiraLt
643/anima. „bee. firsts wndol
iv*Idailt 11 .10.0114 611 :
his PP:tt•PetiPil.. IT> .r
Voice ni fine and dee d ,,
ens its tole. Altogether, thaiwole
mi
widfiiiig attribtiezofithevenneralkin ( hiS
iffectitidlobildrrirelguilelessness. •It is,•yeryti.
rare tiotoNpap Pfilkts. age, .flctaYet.tt,Ml9.k
I m port** evellth vitt thrp,wp to . the BOTT . a.
of a siitiple,ibenitoni nature tiiikesicAulitietv.•
deigike.s- limpossibletto niOwilentinithi•n
hitzr for .tbn .nlistutea. • without. psocigiegi
t.e.Lvf?d e° o 9 . •ke;hallPP aita !VI .11Mhtfill'il l !?.Fi
in
„e,vexitnal,ltiee A l ba c r iempate
we4:coniii.l.' •
died' .re th'eL•PoiiitiOns =WhiCh he radvanes:
IVismbviaus that the pbstentire and trust
ing confidence is ..placed in ,Gencral,loite
his subordinate ,offi.cers,-.7hos,e resppet . _lll4 l ,
affection he, seems t'horough'l y to have won. . iP
' 0 " An abridge:thin' of 'ileitis' visible 1
ery thought and act' of' Gl'eneriti . Leel;
only am 'peel:Otter td finish.: the 'Workikt
hive lieu •
i•Pb,Ald"andlheer,fdr the
g Ooosisibnatly dritiWiverlibly liiitiffbcd‘3loWa 2
ally. Only s breiiii I qiixt . If we''SiVi'ill - oth
gethef, antiialfilieldittid theni;ive think')
ourselves SYberitee Upon this docision,i
it was' ifieoliciiiiiry to 'stop and procure • food'
for, sp,me,,ofi the, yont:iger_mep. . These, are • •
septa. he,olharacteraatio utterap !Ili b./.
stApkenth 103495(PaPi..51 foßloam34, l, eoirt•
liPi4fk.Litoviorerseiv t9 . - r t J e
seemdisAkcoVighl4o4.4l:llo4B •O.G.
human appetite were in'hijn„imberXetiteok
and subleoted, in.presence of the imperioms
*manikins' reiCuired fropihi b r : -
ridb*." . :
the - 'vaAed itbilso" up
the .cornmatiter:iii*it bf griia t t it
t
is" pertain 'that Gtederie* .
or.iii,the'OttifedeigiiY,t:fiiid it 'ilor - falrly
-
Iskeielicokat 44 StotieWill ji531580P..;
Mat irdiSt allee of seven miles fromSienti
efal-Leies' headquarters ; n ear:the little Ivils!
lagsp_of ankerhi were:the: head-quarters:
of the hero of heroes of this. stingglei,Gen
,s:,,tone,walKi,shAktonf,, , ) ,10 it be i en
44.14;
reception; we found the most genial, cour
teous, and forthcoming, of companions. A
bright, piercing blue eye,
a slightly aqiline
Igoe, a thin, tall, sinewy frame, 6 made all
over of pinwive,' a great disregard of dress
and. appearance—these are
,the character
isticaof General Jackson's exterior. There
is also about him!. a very direct and honest .
The disappointing circumstance is,
that hiti yoice, .whibb is rapid inits utter
ance,.is weali andl 'unimpressive . Passion
ately 2iattaittee . t4i. the Valley of Virginia;
whiOli'llso' be So long . been the principal
cOeitelk hiliil9!kieve.m'ents u idolized' by 'the
inhibit:anti of Wincheater and of ibe
General Jaiskion has aCquired such a
fame in thitt entire neighborhoed.that it
sad to think !hat would baPpen ifthe4ine
life ronnil ihieli each Prestige - clings should "
Yiiiitt:ciitlti,4o - Indlet brit* Ilii , ..Chtince of
,clgfeliaikti:'l3ln9lYY, az the General -
Icedipli, • lt'iS iMpocsiNlit not to fancy_ that he
is' ifiviki!ig bY restloil l ';
. pleePla*actlYitY, - 13,141i mid ightmar
adieticisin'of
spent . ''`foieign*-
ateatit ,14‘
•by his staff, iinpreesid'-zPi t ceiy'etriiiglY,'
and peem . eolproxaell th'e'reepent:exhibitet,i .
Wired. spoke a few
ty words of admiiiitieltiOf General . Lee,
saying. th!t._t:l/e.fIIAYPT; serve
iiiiiatingiiOnttesb and `
of the 'Cathedral' eillfteee
England,- Mid ' , notably: of York, Minster. ,
He: ;dwelt_ with great ~ e ni motion , upon ether
vibration. of. 0 . 1Aht . ..4F. produced, hy,the deep.
notes. otjigAvAltu at, Yor
which' hi' bid tievei.: heard "iqpidled e 6 1.•
, here: -rle it rare 'to t fiiid . in' 's' rea6ytensa
I ettelzi4ptiociatiicizindAtimifitioi
dlWhnka g nikXlllo...):,: aS. . z.• . •
.ar q . 4 stu* epdlepo, stqviez,about_
%Mali 14.!ilikAcfP;t1lai.to repeat th. , 91 3 4,F, 1 *. 114 , 1
Ede Stoiiia t o
his 'being
e u4/4-4'
IfiliiiyeririF • the' l iiilist of a ilerci.'eigage,P
rifit-t—storiesiofahe inaffected - eartiestuesw
nd piety of his life in his tent, - and of' his
tl3lsoPliTPC9ilYißgqtkat:wllen his ;master,
who,AnvarptillymayAmovning and evening, i
inaes - j n 'tile: mil - 41TV the night, to
pray Eeti;o withai r eeidind critical events
are imminent. A most undeMonstrative.
Vetieent.,,ntamy dpubtlesklpOs„ip ,alkthat
regards :0 ,0 01PliPt• • Tikele
t! ) -4 1 .iiiqtkit%44"4 . iiii 14 .
Imf9cl, ( lWrval.,4 l o c lis o l i . wfflA4l , 44t.gi.TI:YAr.s
rkw 3ol) w hfp i teti* *PO, 9 1 W4 - .
4/7E4 4 • PP-34404er. • TX*PZl l 9;qt r.t 1 10;, 7a ;
it, (4as 13 €1e.k. Riiic4'SeM.fGe!keral.;k 3 l l6 s%
to throw ,lunz4f„clieVegaphig,:l;o - owpo.n7,
tiTiPritYcPisPußbeAVlllPott,*ge in:difgupf
. 0 0,i40,1y Ntif
I :9A , bYiOte F4diTuF 4 4:4o -49PPPOPILI of ,
OP - atta*.: His • Asuati - .1)9 11 .9.T
retire Upon whiCh,,ibi n tisrespoinitinti
t 4. 18 1 0 r ,tileT 4 • P PiefA 1 741:1- !APP1, , 0191
,bf .-:J; 9 4 o 49ift 0.000.4 been
i a r a
nalgrigl)tenefl, ! ,q . ut l et m!oriliiTii, announce
# ll .4l4 ol .olrfik Xf.ttre!tt , -i Pil4efak
YliPt 4 r,9?, RPSI-SI9I44.PE•° I 3o I ITIMPA v iT -,
few
Stc4iB.lll,have,reacheii., scup, spsA!z , heve
- 140;.ta. 111 .9r0f.
P° 11 , 1 1 ( " 1 ?+ - 4M. 0 4 0,??4:.1LV,49044-itlßtlel#Yl
gii3,Aen'tfair,ilf-441000014animaek)b14111,
t ay - - , ,
4-pott.itz.. , Ativiritto i 'of % i i t i g l y! ,, Yß ar
D I
i n m t iff•of.#,perftljacckstkii*sonduot..9f ,
th 'fi'lffi fi *Pt4Y o,9le,beka of nqi..P2P;P:
tikanA 11 * , ..', Pfn. 2 ,!it4 l i. Al* , 03 -'.PVPa
'!I!-,'n't.,f!)Fit4;,-,,;#al.i::b'ee)i,-ga%P4 1 4 P1e1, 41 ,14;..
6 TIOAP tke441 1 9%,-1 4 9,44Y1'5. 1 41 wi 1t ettg!.:
goircioiwkitus oypepos4opploo
goyim iitiog,v:ti.vo Or' tiltret 3 4o9 1
i e t9M 4l 4 TNOsoll t 14:4 1 10'. A .0.757 4A ,
P1V1P,.804z,M47:1 91111.4iettile.-. . AP°itlY; igit:;
AtstianglAr 9T 4PeM t in/ 3 4 tlitaß:Ws MONIIM . ;
I 'nfF9 B 4Pg' to , xfnt. )4srobtofnt
ilta under whia4),Wt•! . Ln, '
140'0
Rk . ':
*; lif:No4 m 144,1100?
lxil % 4 ,303 1,. . 8 0)
ii', l ett.). } Pl , -(0 41il t.
8 *9914401.44fq* Ali - MaProitS t IRALL
°I:AKTOPS Ps T.9l4VAPt al lAsiTinl n gi ,
bAed / 91140ePt,t9istitk ~.#174.9ic9,047
iikgnf,PA 4:AtlcrPtif meet , i 413-oim,dl
lipt: 8 1 4.11 e4 fil tri i,
__l! - lii i ;ls 4 Or i 4t i f ,TQtr A t
p tii, Wife, Genorttece**sl49l.TAl.. ,
It d h,,,-,T1. 2 1 eAR1V,.. ii% in, , F rllAri u ctne7 ith`
N , ( l o,Xtu:„a. ~,..r.n,, i 4 e 9tga l t , , , all,iv 19k ,ir,s.lo : Wi
Ikliti PlLT?i,t(!TLArWM'df l "f o lt , toYlTvi l q 9-!- .
General Lougstr.e. st. s pi'jpkgm,,of , s
.gi.go
', em inegly,:combstiotwkan--his frame stout
:and hesgy f ahiit
,Kottutenan— florid and
clieerh.r:frnlft.lipim grown in the affee-
I tiooa.of 14itmen4uittke confidence of his
c omilj_milic,g.offt,cfm,;4' ,
.....,.., . .
:iii luarw"plA,4l,i',:thb wester found' `the,
Southern troopiin tatters;binusig#reiek
11.#;060`, , k wfOnf )ie Odvitive , 44l l 4.lV,rliek:
tok r Wete - liiittO of. ''"'Artioii 'this tilt .
Areo n 4 #llOeliaisi "of: batigotld Silorett> f i . ;
In a
second' bittO; in' two ) 144 : 4 i.iiit%
141:0z . ' 26ill'*. 80t1C:iiirotifetyr gm:
wrcov; l iiV'.44 Bl Tik irtike rlititti:,: - 5 Will'
t r
liiiimitai . :fikki r . 4181, - ‘: • : 'snot lii*
kif i giri, ttiirtlqwe'ki. iii 3 tithei , krtiplie.'e
ITC cases iti ' 4riiiifuipii) f . th e
'!fliii.
rtiiiikili" of - riiiiiMbet Wig iiiiteess' s l;bitild
oiii r ille soil: 'pf,Yiriluils, 'Which;it t ill'imfiest;
sj.,l4o4fireathhif.this..,4l#6lq4lOi3, tl telOiik.
'ln i ,..ltdl Iralkah i d finiiix luittsfyll". IfiZ
I ttgit, , liar ily,W, - lin i tlettalesiir *l4 iie '' ..
*ie
ioilker n ation•uriaith,:fili lo4iiiiioO - ,bei
iii I A ' lisibtlit i - -?,Wfratig,..gop g#l.••=lcith
• Noiv ' 13116 1 ae56iibeiT fiiiin toeisOUV eiVr
giii2 'oii;thil itat;i'tif Freileiitikibni, :ii't2
which he looked dowp from 'theltifilitilie
laid ilitisfilaithigemitelortiteyi.ri4; ", fie
:iiioiihta. 4* `.. l r sS.. iditilaill'Oicailoi ,W 4
6‘; ? i4pegi..jilidkihs:; : lietffie,' - ' . aiia '''s . hie , zlafk .
filAile :"* . i iiii tontalialeArtY AVAri -! ! • N 'l r
.theno4.(thirtion f a 34 ' l 4 6 "qi'itaiirfa
ibiCtil6ltielf,VgrAtitilgthirfa c ,Wace*fit;
tElitter;,o3t,ilroWillift .i*, • - ,tYsOkifortil'
ikeliillimpagiff osit and - 4,(P.age tliii:
141041 4 Cohrs idt h4riwbsoii*esthVbiot
. thg,:he :1%;1:04/ vii44 l / 4 024144.siili*iliksz:
trilitri. id:lU 4 lu C ho O
A fh ir tii;;to see
yi r effee 07 Sidi' ,apY Mit%
in the',Vedpral'airii:t.. L !* thssf Ovioiif + ever
tifoie:S,,bittle l if jici# *rmilsdbjeAc-iren:, , '
•
tura WU '4llt , ofWy,sas t`o4thetreiltilt;l,woiki
ientitifiltit op..ll4relliat' 'between' this s`pckt
and. Gerdolitivillc;,Wifin c iisis` awaits. General'
Burnside?c—armyiv..anclad-- would venture
t hodlskjiithe4is cliwil #}l,/ly deflioc r i f i,Lht
North will never inCRICQ arkoth'er:o,rmy ot
any lariat inidilifiikiitVoniciitia itiiiaeica of
Virginiti,Y- c . : r. ~ ;,;„:11..,5 . J. , 'l_ : , '•.,,•i ...4 I
%;4 g 11 "
.:iba •i ,i •
4OPirl ) p4 Pd
0 ) w.,
h %
agFiYAOPADM9PeP OI .iP
FA
l
,:3
rinee; ; adnir - o WA:Or re° 0 1 9PR; t
sia;'fraroesinttlie, 4 rinsoje.
:RAILWAY . ` TAVFING,
,to flak BX
tent '
arid' gic; ' J 3;4'6
tiaties ae: to pasieggitstrehit - tarerinP.tlie
United,. Kingdom the mt.; 1811,/,-jeet
PAKV 3 I ,.., hO tf tl : #oA9Px-C 1 1 ,6 t . . - TV 1 4. l ti.ligttg"
egtsA`Pamen,geir#9 `,At 9174361 seconJ*a.
- o wl , ostramyci
WHOLE NO. 540
class, 51,146,672; third-clase, 100,656,431.
Fares paid by first;class.. passengers were
£3,148,256; by second clais, £3,933,119;
by third-class, 44,386,700. The receipts,
from season ticket-holders were £287,828,_
Notwithstanding the vast network of rail
ways 'already Covering the' Kingdom, new
lines • are projected—mostly branch 'lines.
The. people profit always • by this. extension
of aecommodation, but the 'Shareholders not
necessarily, so. The • contests and 'opposi
tion carried en before karliamentary Com
inittees,' first Of all, and' afterward'by ii ii=
teal' attempts to destroy- , one , another by
lowering the fares, proved rninousnto many
of. the origivia,,shareliolders,,especially: of
the flreat,,West4rn,Ba'Ony ; Many peer
widthel z investrnent lost: - Nei'
aliarehOlderdbuying on low terinethiive fails
profits inneral f lind..some'have ;exeell&s..
remuneration. iThe t Lanceshirefdistresebas.,
told, and wAkoputinne4mitell on , the . North„ .
Of England genera*. .
•'The Underground,Metropolitin:l4l.lway
extelidikfiiiin"Tadatigtoit - TWheYeL is -We;
neat ttatioivuf Ither.. - Grreat r.Westernatitill.
*ay , ,).into.X.4lollga4g Street, in. the-
PNPeT,.ie:e.reel4kabfe,triue3l4l of en - .
&leering rims for . about, Pe
rdiler ground: Many thusesz'were 'taken
dirarnway `Tori and 'large. corn='
. .
pensatlon by propridters.
44121,g-PhATeete arc etOeel3,int9 , :whi.ckyop.
ilesPendi and find = th,e,T.., l *a l ?-tilll l lYl l ,4l4ed
with, gas. with the -tunnelling
thiertglamt`;''''Llindholdere'' veal 'is used.
The traffic ivill'bedintrietiih, and the.-faeiliL
ties:Awe...traveller ; or a', Londoner .arriving:
from the country, will be such 'as - .may be
estimated• bythe obstrnctions onepuntered
i.n.
.
and. time SpenC travelling into the `city
-Abii"` :Ohnibilses :through ""four
Of .zetreets4 and thoroliglifares. An. ,
pulse, will thus, be ;also. given to. tlick:move-i
inent for an,. increased, snpply.of•,suitable
house,,.aeeeXeree.aatiell working,
classes, who ban iline;fOr a 'trifle, go from
their' work into and cheaperlode
inge than can be found in the k eity.
,
P. PPIIP.Y..eC.N!sPePer(wP4iYa 4R
bipn *p means of
. raising N and forward lug,
itiraiards of '',4,809 ;Sr vintribiitidiis to
Lancashire`distreaseduteritiVeS,' arid ispe.:
daily to thos,ewhoz;:Chrlstiaa-.,Ministers and.
laity,being the. ahnopers,, are, regarded, as
brethren and sisters in Christ,
to whpni as the houseyold
tole teaching points,
Ditriiig • the -fetr'years:: ending- Dec. 31;
1860i9;690 mereiCiatin our Collieries)]
and 605 ,1 5 4,9490 ;tons s of,coal, Y 4420 . 44. itheti
e. l o,Valo l l l o-terzbAllg RPAPRre..
n,,
is - almost a .040 tful ainount.,Of
Ma( " - hurts to - 16 f
lifer There. StafF'`of Government
speetore ofiMines, but in spite:oft theni, the
Mei themselves Are ilArludo.4,t j) l .o9.uke:
of, .nneovered lights awl in ppeniumers,
whence noxious gai u. Isuddenlilevereipee,
even - thou , * ilferefhad been
,previous warn-
Fifty-nine z -lately perished thus! , , ut ,
Barnsley..- The managers ,oftinies, sreklnet,
se. careful . as. Aky.jpught to be. -
stringency is required„
The Bishop eQ Thirliiina'his:giVeii; after
the 'delivery of an - able . krinity',Cliarge;za
went o t.e O custom o rin
and said that the only,exceptitillitrahOitid`
iiitikk wit? giii...t3i. 4- Tbit Cineen.":f
}ye'OPtliii'Vhkrehrlileityandrotbe•iidigitti
Offer severely from the.uffeets •of fthkiEalt-'..
casbire diOtresa . in, therlon• of- pew • rents
rftritttiom te"sch o 4 3 4
,rjr cannot but express.m. eyinpathy wi
'Wen; ' f a" . `
and a Ira ion o , 6 pin wTo •
titid7`thel , - witidottl'ibiohTiterNteditia the
leadinglarticle.bf. the litaniterief Decembert
I 09t4Aetuk0.. 1 15ifN.44.40a0p!ifs:W i4 Jttakil•
niM.,Tcpne,l4. l !4,olkult.of, km . Tqkti
!‘"Cin'Faediriethel'ooT,",: full' of Ida;
tlikipelfsatinia:k4fo l 4ll l haille Goa *Uri*
iecreatiiitgi end lothF4ides .41tbuittug
Nay th'A r Alett9clrWt , :) ) ? . . e t 3 ol .4 . 1 ?9 13 9 4"?Nf
id ' OA
o accounts :. Ins. last iiitre leiehtte,`
just futiallaif Treat"
coeds ithutoofjl.B6lribr nearly, i*Oanillibm.
'sterling. The increase for thu t 4g ) voy:tcri
is nearly •40 1 1i9Ps 81140k 3 .1 1 ,MeRf1? .3
.year....• The eritire . lei( from want of
..coWaliitirfro,liViAiiissEacT fig 1.01' 1 ,00. t'r fifil
aafiWidYlis
ironit wi
4:os634u.kAkelQuPtillsl4 itatfitft.
•aialT.4.s.9ll?PßAlTAtT,t4.Bo.44l.4.tites•
, .
L. , t‘L- ,•",
...,
~•
..
' -'. 'Flahlielf.tsokiy, !el :lit
. - , r.,.+Eibt-,,,)zni• '•. I,^ri ,, t •••• .'
it
"Sold* ; life imm3k , rriai@y, :icf:'tliree
.pliticas a 'or ' ' OpittiiiMita-411.11' ,- 4Mii, I tiV
initidit;iind'ltWciiiiitte:l:llaoli , `itf , thisof• iffil;
:of course, diversithZby , ninohlvirioty•;. but;
all srelaMPlP*OdthYSlfit. ool3o49 Pit a lg re)
7 1,` Ii c'N -T- mdAt tesiWBbliti l 'i.Piif i ßti tr g t, l 4.
141 word --bitaaltip,. .03;: i tlus .1 . .dii . ROC
inatiii = illiedie alibliel l 'fiehr il'aliitziAb l be
-haidishiV, biltAat
ihistahatd a sh . ii;:s . , priiiL
mYQthe accakai, ckylmir7.l . m
eP9eP 91 - lonfl li ft s ePa. in: #ol:m°T o % n °47
:
er0.9944itk0" and a n :ffPtialea of -9x
posiie; faiigue, _anldangrfiii
*tail"'
;the most nefortnnatitilliciadefitirffife- are'
ciumapt, - .. , A., patientAspcisition, however,
letliap.py - .powpt!iof,adaptation, ,secure'
tiA:1004.40. 1 .40*,
fr4O:AgPLARing .iigl _ , 11l
elms -: of e zt11080..; pkiYAI-9 1 V 1 11....; qi4.o t g 4 :9l4rP;
tone, of, Aphits _in 0444 1 04;49i cogijnoply,
oheeit_nl o g.ingt pftexybu9yaitijukligge won
rgtiok).l9fthe•TOlitiaTetigoaAvalt4gß, of.
, ptioosioiggpitogrityvpE pxiwiiple.ifig9.o4,o-,
' uoatioir :PO 1 inol4 it*
. , poti*l.tispl, _ ; 96,
tbistiiripie,Amis, , Akeytax , Ate .tlTl>tkvAnbk
'harclahip,ivonom,platriugi ;IMPOIkt riV A. 49A 1 , .
1 andkaYan>l onillell7:oPgv4 l l 3, a: cYfislagAMo44lA
: denial SOT it4§chedi97l , 4'th* 00 4 1 44YEA. 13 .4.
! the, Wety,AfAcktrightelanst howca„.. .-..,
:,The cOmploil}tieg•tofsAirt B 4 l diar•l a r e . 1 .49. ti
onernOs• • At Ant, Alleefidtillin. g . :Aillii VA
guard , . duty ; are Incregfat..ig4egabPl4h bed
i cawatAtf isznew-Avcmk 41. 1 k t e(Willeatiwajai
: in, thp.co,tcctopore of . 44.4934.e. , 1..NVP,M.1-
mentajitlkinirokften,,,drill,tco ; many . hoiga,.
; 1
in the : dah'allil tkeePAP v day Agsli APC:44I a
14514 1 60 8 -inimberfrPf ggaAd ill Sits • . 11,4taTP
ikaalk:4 l A o fittcPta , .of.OisoPv;th ( bliPPr. 4 l4 ll4o '
• litoka ot,tho men, totilAgi timi_MMl , Aal ..991 1-
4Ltinll.:'4f Aft: 119940 1 k% ts/P itAillt.PC the
oldirogimenta) USW or .1 11 9 letwP flow:A:As
quktio!ied , I Tctt gqoxit. 1011#3144,01 1 .9. 1 94zi5kiti1e
evening into stilitiNAki l 94,l9nrd'A. l .lp. i . o As
dark and_spicti-kfujm 4.,,oonotry___nlge at
teidnight e v - i I. jAt .? -: ? 'lli V
The • facility and hamlineci of men_ in
p"re - p'ari hgtb . lar vamps, is adnitrablms The
tents 'are' iifalliiixinitioi4cl 4itiler :, of. their
gum blankets or • of,pideikuof cauvimiabont
ttikai* 0f.. , )?1fitik..3.4., NyikikAlktbr_Vid 1).10-
1 toil l jioles u for : i ts, conp , i9Rfse' 9!
i, j9e,mig
1 bow t le. daeli 4 othet:' . 4- ir 6, of x Visi - raisia
I.z, iP}r/tr , W.11.r, tot.o ;I: .V4I DCLI: t/Ing
TEE PRESiIY TEED'S "BTLH E 8
Publication Office :
GAUSTTB BUILDINee, $4 eVtli Br., ernsaussi, Pa.
tun/amnia, BovraMzer Ooa. or Iva AND Oaaarrrov
ADVERTISEMENTS.
TEEMS IN ADVANCE
A Square, (8 lines or lest,) one insertion, 80 cents; esab
subsequent insertion, 40 cents; each line beyond eight, 5 Oil
A Square per charter, 84.00; each line additional, 88 maid
A RXDOOTION made to advertiser* by die year.
BUM:NEU NOTIOBIII of Us !Ines or lem, gl.oo sea ad
dittonal Itne,lo cents.
REV. DAVID DrignallCX
FROMM= amp Poium
on forked sticks, and stretched over a short ,
pole, make a shelter for , three men. A
few evergreens spread on the round, l aud
a blanket two for each manotitup* a
bed on which weariness may enjoy ritiet
rest. But at this season the men aspire to -
better quarters. And if there is :the
slightest prospect of staying awhile—and
the soldier on a campaign never expects
stay anywhere more than a" "Mica
immediately commences 'building a etkhin , .
The.. pines of Virginia—a second t grewthn
on,Aer,exhausted soil—afford, poles for the.,
purpose, in abundance, One, two, or three
days are sufficient for the erection of `quite
is town, city, or' village,"=according to the
tiumber - of f trnops... The houses_ exhibit.*
considg*levariaty,i.n. the .stylesiotpfehi--„.:
tectire„, , FlO i still more in the stincttux? , and,,
ariankement ortheir fitrnittre Oita Veer
are ';:lomfolitibf4 proVided
improvised fireplaoesrand roofed', with ti
indispensible-gma.blanket-or shelter-tent.
q!).- thew JeTgtgilY e re i e
ent 4 gind* ore cleardi, than most or t te,
c. toeiniiiitlr' a t
Wel see 'in'thielitnpoverishe'd cot:tarp
erection of .their -:cabins , affordaNagreealdet..
emP. l , o 3n.ga tfOheAte% on. entering Alleert)
cemp., It,giyef t;ti4# something to do,t4
.cheers'ihern •Witit''soniething ' look
'to." Tliitiiiii'dPe;AlCwe'ver,
Ways realised ; for " orders to move" oftett‘i
arrest the brava-lagilders...in...the midst of
their p nterprise,,and they have even, somp
times, to . saver tihe~r~sa~ehed liom`e, with
no: strongei'ixindolation• their disaPpoitif-K
inept; t f han!thelact that they had:slept-inil
it.one L niglati,,,,,The piers inciptent
takillY • e ft en • indulg a joke , on nfore f;
prompt . •:;-• . - G:• c i
tn'em whethe' they p re
going •to -,etuititheirinew • tents along "
their knaptack.c."Lthiiik Some• ouritien
itave:built-four houses alretul i y.this :Winter
-)---or at least coluemneed,t3,?efetAitMeTiePt,..
. . , .
Places. .
An ordinary eniiiiinpeenT tit a - night,
is -formed : in. a femi..",mlinntea! ".tints' In*
iacks : are 4 unstrung.a4 soon asy.the inp.n. b;eak .
ienjcs and, th,e,.gum . blaniets, ,or shelter,„ &
tents aretit6if Out and buttoned together;
*El' OfieVitlki'meiiit outs tie' two forked`'
itidiciirtizi&lVe (mulled - ill* 7 rOofro ' d. 'Theife'“
tires &ed . . -placed! In position, and • the vlotli - r,
6g/read) ggeriAlld:•ffiettgliediito the! gre344;:i?
1 1 ,&-teltei 8 A:thP- f90 1 •,4' TP l bßi n Y t aki
time . is eno u gh.. Next a miiill'ilre is midi
aileirnilevViiinutes eitireitliWOONe iirtfif 7 th
der way; and the supper from the frieniiirn
haversack-is-readrirea much-shorter time
ii1R , 01 1 9.4 1 4 ,0 0h(?; active- `,` M . OPP ItiPltlit A
htime,,,wotAd i T i epin to .-‘ put Oa Jtet.,ie.. 4:
( 1 4.' 1 ' . 'The' 444 N ifine enzeinskili put" -up,'
wiciaditihiwe4' if 'agialidisiiry; ,fora week ,Of 'in.
mOitlii hiaidwedkii tier:the: only s'orti I sifl i
house :that, Theaßesemeg have Jkad,,eittessx,
0.0-7.2
*ft ` 10Fec4tY jnrtllaal r 9VSPtt .t t 2,11,
Or l lpis i theyuive i immt, 'in etn r y ‘, plspet,,
iheiit,itewaisi."3o.ifgi if l lis i.69,iiii
&te61%13;W should -Ite"i4edrffiirie
thie , Peninylvanis , Reeervee: , likeiAnnkikatre
the; - ottlpeorivieVaaswer ,w oul.a 40.4.itili*sautarc.
thly..Nirry hcir, hopes on, gi t pir i „bsekl u ,;
The' a nalog yliolds,:l assure,
f ru, ip - ,is
; -, ~. .$l.l ,-, emix::.
respect alone. '"'••"' '''' ''',. •
There is one tinfibientrin camp": there
Is- - ne adequate iideornmnffatiortforithe fuh.
Olen tt ;is cteir ; but in Cold, rainy
weather, the' Want' of shelter in a ierienn
convenience,' and: sometimes'-precludesi the ,
services . . altogether. an ; yteing.elikeolr. -
fay,o,rattle .day ? , : thpi,otendanee ; qf„tke;pen. ,
on, t-111P.N11)Pl, 11: 1 0 1 .11) ,(. 4 04. 18 , g 9042 and •
their itttentiohli the exeWie4s iiffuceffiina' r .
intefiigeif as' fir the cOgiegatioilelif
people at limi. , s.Andicas theisttendsitce.
YirlibrY.•l"Per•Vigvaunt-fulo-ti AlaYtovisli
144.014319;401:1 kcy ,obsermtkjon,.asohm,./
- ,t , ,1 143, 7 131 e. 1 q,°.r%0 Or:0- 1 ,7 1 ' 0 r
,q'et '146, in there, a n
nreain'tlt Ineinlierd ld:'lie' for be to
ofothis lord'andlfoilthelgtKid>of Meg.: Li? .
i':Wb khis , ;po n inti; 4ett me; (saw:that- 1
there is hardly any subject connectedf
tba any; Puld!!Slktf‘ PPA g"?;:e'14 2 0. 9n
499 . 6 ,.. 3 4Pr:e
OrChapiiii#OiCs. ' t me •inue
Iniferdia
Injustice to officers of the army. kr.few:i
ire recreant. d-.-2,Mr-4 1 1.4_ the good .
fan* of the. clasp suffer-a l Sp is At yith
i , "rne , ii lA43' ifeeeettfal,ffileSinfe
teit;iiierliadV toengdrious-jtdifeetit
falls. upon:Abel profession: ,1 ..ksoldiur down
not k!3,9w..0e102 naT, e , i9f o.9nek*Ahltr.t 44.)
ttigPt."< ll it; , 4
therefore, -iinputed' to t the;'At
• iitit!hielidi 4eTrideetrAirlie l
inontbs ; it -is of- course.. ,- aviderstendd
•!frnm :that Atm . . i chaplain,,"has Aint
g4t9lltla !JO°. Aatc• length 4 ; 4 411:*„
Tibus laborious, self-derr
. - o t ;
in men been ro g '
under reproao
- -Thais,inlatiiibtlilly, a diverieits.of kiftg
anilittialiffciationetfoi, the . office of Chaplain
es ,there is forcAhati-ef pacitoT. -Aad. 0=047
inwttpjuArt4, Afr,s , .
•Itionkvi,,solatel4 an net . reapy 91ten
just gwarci will, aliststrto
fdetufdits • icaPsopri.; •
'cabin 7,+.0 , their.. appropriate „ work. '.That”
iYlTA"Jf.t.ake Pabe , Mr4. l 4 , cfroAts-AiiMl.
ttinnons effort to . improve the niszkl it link
:relikomk. character of the men who compose ,
their iiiisiVAP4h7l4 3
Ithem in their daily toils and tnglB;'#fi vii
• them in their-sicknass,-tosaninister-to them
)the word ot-41,9,-pul)licly ant fistm tent to
!tent, and lea:del - An wliaC . skull 'they have,
ittp voutals
ipeakitegnto‘theirlobnsolatioDand 3
linitrYtetfonLfer their;sorilet:44heiginpat
ireVou's at& oIP EwEeWiir
'.fillsl'ilsoszwithity , theirqrovinnc
IA Chaplain who does hitaNititywalllinfdsli
.iing: the lifer:443 eviititarall tenthini d a
. I(teisistent eifitlple 3 into th a/minds renlitt
!Want -the tmiin; I ail valnablesalecesoikhate
3 4fitiriginient: Directly, and indirielly,itthe
- t Untie& felt i i ftturehecerfilliess,Lthe:Orgei:
,
thhlindtranoei-andt , evenEtbenotongtivedha t .
'men!' Il=hitve heard tbeiremaribrntide byisq
fary'Aim f sible tinan+perliayn itlis la' little ,
:
hyierboliealt—ztilat, tar good4Chtifdaini war
worth to a regiment r aaninChqsnlfift - yrrnei o
'IIIPrOBIPSOPu i It , hAwegP,I4IVIArcA plArfof
the 110 t, staT i p, energetic ; ,
and . 3onsisfent, is &great! we to tifietP"'Apr
vi , as we slehrtlieEin i divid s fialif itlbreciti
te%-biti :Men 'of this, igtainfwin i
hatel , inflnericeloaknin netrootoixtith Maw
POProianoext.,Pus i :gt VTR I Ik6tRANS
YAlT:teli-?rwPalß (IP l a 'ai ls
favotaelq, nyntagions; gnu tbe'cio_
orffhfihaSlsB iiiiiketivsik,"&hifigaiadilab'etinf
tfie' am tr Aretir;thArethireztint.P.l few wlna
wanipeait e nviii;ankstOkb oto talma“thot
i name of God in vain. 'Besides, / I, !.
lin t ow„ of, no more
„ if a ye
luny; 'than ai,noic • pig i iialp .n
li 1 Willitigt aOcilitt:z vtivival? 4 . 3 atgapiff
wailquoatint
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