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We give this morning particulars Of the soiz.
ure orNew York -cccssion papers in philadelphia,
and suppression Of the christian Ob'crrer-
partly edited in Riclmopi'
II Is rimorcd in Washington that the New
York Dgily Mars and Day BOOK will also be
Immediately suppressed. The Government is
in possession Of evidence proving that they are
supported ny the rebel Leaders. To put a stop
by lawful authority to the operation. Of Ben
WooD's "pcacc society, would bc inca urc NJ
prudent and pacilactory a. just
It is also intmatrd that the neutrality" Of
Kentucky will he broken up bv the prompt
transmission Of ,u'T, cnt forces for the security
Of Eastern Tennessee.
lion. ALEXANDER r. BorELER ha. been
released by General BANK.-which is gooi
sign for his loyalty.
Ex-Prcsidcnt Franklin Pierce t. reported
Albany. in conference with Erastu- Corning an
the Editors II the Iids anil tygns He left last
night for Niagara Fall and Detroit. Whether
the abottof. Of the destruction OF the republic
laying their head together to draw back orprcss
on. remains to bc seen.
The secession sheet protected from the mob by
the sheriff at wcs,chcstcr, Pa, day before yes
terday, was Yesterday taken under the "protcc-
ton" Of the l.. s. Marshal, and will doubtless
h. Suppressed. A sovereign preventive against
mob violence.
Another disloyal newspaper was suppressed by
'.voluntccr," at Canton, Ohio, yesterday. They
probably objected to marching under "a fire in
the rear"
General BUTLER, It is said, stays at Fortress
Monroe, To take a command Of volunteers under
General Woor.
The first trial Of the monster Union gun--not
q satisfactory onc-thrcw shot between three
and four miles, and penetrated a sand bank
twelve feet,
The case, of the 10Th mutinecrs have been
adjourned at the in lance Of Secretary CAMERON,
till Sept. goth.
II Is reported that the principal cause Of the
mutiny in the 2ist, n. Y. S. ", was an opinion
from a Buffalo Judge, sent to his ron (who wa'
in the regiment and wished to 80 homc), arsu-
ing that the enlistment for two years was no.
binding.
Regiments on the way-,he Seventh Maine
$50 men, fully equipped, lcl Portland yostcr-
nv, and will arrive in New York this morning
18th Massachusetts, Col. ions ). Fellows
eft Boston, aud the 2ist left Worcester also
yesterday, and the 10Th AMI 10th start today ;
oil we'll armed and equipped.
The new steam sloop -oi-war Tu.carora !, to be
launched at Philadelphia today.
We have thi morning an account of horri
bic murder in the Eighth avenue, further pirti
culars Of the C1arina tragedy, and the success, o
the revolution in New Granada
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TIE REVOLUTION IN NEW GRENADA.


l'y the politoncsS OF purscr Wheeler, Of the
steamer NorM star, arrived Yesterday from
AsplnWall We have received Panama papers
containing news OF the capture of Bosota by
Mosquera, who had routed the federal forces and
proclaimed himself Provisional President.
1t was understood that the taking of the capt.
tai was the result OF a sale Gen. Posada is
accused, by some Of the liberals, of having re-
ociyed Sl5, 900 tor i've battalions which he com
handed Others believe him incapable Of such
a thing.
We have received the proclamation of Mos
guerra, on his entering Bogota, under date Of
10Th ult.
lie declares that no more prisoners than the
three implicated in the assaSsnations Of 9Th of
March and 2'th Of April are TO be executed,
but that all the rest arr TO he well treated.
lie Offers u complete amnesty to all those who
are IN arms, II they submit to the will of the
people
Ky adccree of the 2Oth of July. a Congress of
the Plenipotentiarics is called to ratIiy the COM
pact OF the Union, aud convention il convoked
representing all the states and people of the
republic
Through the Secretary of Foreign Affairs. he
has communicated to all friendly powers the re-
establishment VI the United States OF New Ga
RadS, a9d b bas iayltes ths Columbian QSytu,
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Mutiny In Gen. Banks Command

Frodpi~t, dug. pa detection broke out
yesterday morning in the New York 10Th, on
the term of enlistment
A line was formed, and the orders and articles
Of war were read.
Major LrDLIR, in command ordered all who
intended TO do their duty TO advance three picc'.
All but about about 200 did No, and the Others
vcr, Immediately arrested disafmed and placed
urBlor guard.
No officer, except two orierlics, were among
the mutinr g..
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TNe Newspaper seiz.re. ,s Psllas.sssla


lffO1n th PMt0dfiphn Ffsea. va
Marshal Millward proceeded 10 the otfice, IN
Fourth street, below Chestnut, yesterday, and
took ell the Tyre paper, and other sppurtenances
Of the place.
lie has also closed up the Office, and wa-ned
the persons conducting the ObscTrcr that At any
attempt to revive the publication, they viii he
dealt with according TO law. The indign titn
Of the pcotle against this sheet was rapidly cul-
minating down TO the time u its stOpplge, and
II was g. have been torn out ON Saturday night
ncxt-a matter Of which the authorities were
cognizant
1nE NEw Yonk DAILY SRws sroPrRD.
For some time past the Aer York DAILY Ners
has made it, appearance in Philadelphis, NJ con
siderable expense TO the prUprictOrs, their aders
and abettors IN the cause OF treason, and copies
of the mordaciUus sheet were obtained ut ~
cheap rate that newsbOys sold them at the rate
81 two iut cent. II wa permitted to he sold in
thi. community, until certain evidence was OBJ
tuned by the public authoIitic', which may no
uctul hcrCHit T IL bringing u Few men IN Phlla-
| d"lphia to " tee.
! Tie seizure va. COZ C. Idcd IN very quiet
/ manner Marshal Millwarl and he deputy,
| hr Soht lyt were present. number ol pr
! | ,,tuou were al-p upon the ground 10 preserve
| Tic p.acc and assist the Marshal II ucc"s,Iry.
| when the crate containing the newspaper, was
Landed ut Walnut street wharf, II was taken
| u. session Of by the Manhll. The varons bun
unity Mrs were placed in wagon.
Bcsidc- the seizure Of all parcels Of the D1Ijh
hcVs Ui New York, destined for this city, those
sent through Adams Express to points South Of
here have teen taken possession of by the Mar
shal, who overhauled all newspaper bundles at
the EXprc-s office at noJn.
a highly interested crowd was collected there
NJ that hour. The orders were to sieze also all
copies Of the New York Ddy Book aud JOnyn1I
~ COmmoce, but none Oi These latter sheets
were discovered.
The first bundle opened, which was directed
to a. Guntcr Louisville, Kentucky, contained
twenty-five and a half bundles Of fifty each
Most Of the parcels were directed TO II. Taylor
Baltimorr; but small bundles onclosed were tor
parties furth0 South. The whole amounting 10
1000.
The seizure oi these papers made much talk
about town during the day. The deed was gen
cialy npplaudcd, although few fearful pr i'll
disposed persons talked largely Of tho liberty Of
the press aud the terors Of revolution.
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The Arm, in Effective Condition.

Washington dug. 23-Thc continued i'm
provement Of the troops in all respects Is sub
Jet Of conRratulatiOn in the army IA well a. in
Executive quarter, resulting mainly from strict
discipline.
No 1LrrfNd INTO MARYLAND.
The line Of the upper Potomac is now well
guarded, and at the latest reliable account
General Banks was still resting ON the Mona
ChO.
swKATiSG TIrE GOvHRSMESr CLERKS.
The administration Of the oath of allegiance,
rs directed by Congress, was matter Of inter
est to the clerks in the Bureau Of the Auditor Of
the Treasury for the Post oflice Department this
morning.
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WI learn that the proposal Of Prof GRASr to
form a Calcium Light Regiment meets with
high favor, and the movement il progrc sing
with great rapidity. Between three aud four
hundred men have already volunteered their
services without solicitation on the strength of
iSa.-fnfuJnation given through the paper, on
Monday.
II is nov proposed to unite tins system with
the brigade Oi sharp,hoOtcIs gathering under
Col. BrnpAN still another novel and interest
ing feature ha- bccn attached. hy the enlistment
OF Mr. !. G.. EpGr. the celebrated pyrotcchnst,
who will bring to the regiment his scientific
and practical resources, together with corps of
300 picked men. Col. GR,Nr's headquarters
arr at the corner Of Dcvoc street and Graham
avenue, WilliamsburEh. Quarters and sub
sistonce are provided 10y the United States On
enlistment, but only men Of good habits and in
tclligcncc arr received
Preliminary drll- will commence on MONDAY
at PalisSde Garden, weehawkcn, and will be
continued every afternoon and evening. On
Thursday evening grand demonstration of the
new mode OF warfare will he given, illustrated
by sham fort, guns and defenders, which will
b. disclosed to view by the Scientific Corps
with the calcium light, and thus become tar
gets for the sharp-shootoS, several hundred
Of whom will participate in the engagement
Prizes will DO given for the best shots. EDaE's
pyrotechnic corps will also display the effect of
most destructive form Of Congreye rockets,
recently invented by Mr.. Ep0E, Tho exhbi.
ton will he novel and splendid, as well rs prac-
tically important
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STEAMER sRIZEp ny REnB

HIINMtN SFIIEb IN NEHLIS.
Caro-, iUgpst 23.-Thc steamer Samuel Or,
an Evansville and Paducah mail packet, was
seized by the rebels ut paducah yesterday and
taken up the Tennessee river The officers AMI
crew left her and came 10 Cairo in skiHs Her
cargo was valued at $4,000. 1t is reported
that the rebels at Paducah sent to Union City
for some 6i-pOundcrs for some thousand rebels
commanded by Kitchell, who arc reported to he
at Benton, Mo, certifying.
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A Rebel SmuEulcr nj Portland.

Portland, Ne, AuguN 23d. - The schooner
Sarah Ann, Rome, recently purchased by John
Douglas McrridlecS, og Wilmington, N. C., and
registered with the British Consul M the vii
liam Arthur, Of Liverpool, loaded with fish, beet,
pork, &C., cleared for 1t. Thomas and sailed to-
day-but information having been received that
her destination was Wilmington, N. G., she was
seized down the haibor by the collector Of the
port and surrendered TO tho United States Mar
shnl under the authority Of the act of August
9th, uoniis ating property intended for insurrcc-
titnary purpOros
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STAFF, nav 'ne de.ertcd 70 tie enc ny, isiikswis
dlsmissed from the service.
The Carlisle Barracks Is announced a. q chap,
lain post.
REGrNENn TO Nh EErT FuII..
Commanding ofAcers T volunteer regiments
will report to the Adjutant Generals Office inn
mediately, as they occur, any vacancy which
may happen in their regiments, in order tina,
seps may be taken 10 have them filled.
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A Volunteer Charged with Murder and
Treason.

Edward Rooney, formerly private in the 18th
(Brooklyn) Regiment, was arrested yesterday,
by Sergeant Walsh, of the 9th Ward, in the
camp of the S 'cond Regiment of Fire Zouaves,
which he had recently Joined. The arrest was
made in accordance with instructions received
from the authorities at Georgetown, ID. c., who
state that he is charged with the crimes of no
micde and treason. He will bc detained TO
await the further action Of the Georgetown au-
thorities
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Prom HnNII mud II. Dominrn

Boston, Aug. 23.-Adviccs from Ilayti to the
sth inst. represent that formidable conspiracy
to overthrow the government by the pure blacks
had been discovered, Several arrests had boon
made.
Intelligence from st. Domingo represent the
inhabitants rrCOnCilcd to the Spanish Govern
mcnt, as i gives them stability in place Of re-
bellion and revolutions.
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THENEw YORK SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUG. "a, 1861.

''Lef here Be but one soor better Il should cost
u,iihOas Of hires than that ,re should lire IN hourly
drcod Of ,cors contiguous 10 a people rho could
pobc foreign alliances, and iaad armies upon our
shores 10 DESTROY our liberties"
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Az lTRM PROM ruE CouNrER-Our advcr-
tising friends, who have 70 kindly and patiently
waited for our quarterly change OF old type tor
new, are boSinning to appreciate the advantage
Of sending in their advertisements on the fool oil
the tide. With advertisers and readers pleased,
we are, per consequence, highly gratiied also
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MILITARY NOTICES.
s25 For +. s,r.ean, and Txelxe ,r

S26-Por n Sergeant and Twelve Nh,
fll up a company already mustered in undcl
perienced officers. Apply at am. or pm pf-
Greene 81. au2l % Inn
$50 Young Men wanted Tor the 7Dth a,
ment n. Y. s. NJ. They will he well olothetd
formed and ration6d, and sent of 10 the re-.
Immediately Apply Mt the Headquarters. N
House, ~ Lieut. Morrison; also NJ the Thistle /
corner Of 43d street aud 10th avenue, IN Lieu
Montgomery, and Orderly Sergeant Graham =.
tween the huurs Of 10 4. m. and y. m A
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MARRIAGES.

FAIRMAN-HOLDEN- ON wednesday, 4
2isi, at the residence Of the BRIDES uncle, u
n. j., 10y the Rev. DIR. Taylor, Col james f,i
2d Fire Zouaycs 10 Sarah Elizabeth Holden, I
this city.
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GENERAL NOTICES
Pc , nice No,ice.--Tbe Mails "a,

Pc Nee Notice.--The Mails fer
via 4 ,Itl aniltou aid Hamburg, per Unit"
steamer B,vl ris, and for ireland, via Qufl
Ter EuA will close ut this office ON Satu
2ith August, At IOk am. -
iO1 WILLIAM u. TAYLOR Pos,t-
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR

These Powders may be given, unknown
drinker, In cnffee, tea, or liquor, wArrantf u
le,ss, and free from nauseating effects. jy2s n
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Gen. I'm MIS- Division n, Frederick.

FRED rick Nd, iHqiut 2J-Thc corrrsp)lI-
cnt Of the Associated Press, with Gen. Banks
Division, writes as follows:
The health Of the army il generally gool.
Tho hospitals have but few tenants. There has
bcon great improvement since leaving Sandy
Hook.
RUSSELL HECoSSofrERfSG- COMPLEMENT
PRor THE ARMY.
Mr.. Ru-eell the war correspondent Of the
LONDON Tjmos took the car. ut Ellcott's Mills,
ON Tuesday morning, and proceeded towards
Sandy Hook, apparently for the purpose Of visit
ing the whole line Of the Potomac dcfenccs.
There was some curiosity 10 catch a glimpse Of
him. Remarks, not delcately complimentary
were uttered by some Of the soldiers who had
pcriscd his letters 10 the Times.
SUICIDE or SOLDIER.
Yesterday, private Joseph Pasbnnd, Company
II, 9th New York, in 1T Of insanity commit.
ted suicide by blowing his brains out with a
muskct.
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TwENTY-FIvE CENTS PER no.

But they say II gives better satisfaction IL D
they have yet used and gives a far better app :,
~ the Matchmaking II look more natural !, :.
Try II all-especiAlly those who are In tho :
paying 30 cents and upwards to have their W ,
or moustache dyed-"a penny saved h = =
earned"-uId you will fud, afier little ~
that yUi can dye your hair well, aud belt
many who charge ~ much for doing IT, aud M
the cost.
Manufactured and for sale At &c South Sec
WinamsburRh. aud for sale by Druggists gei
Ru9 2IaC'2OO NJ
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TIN MoNrILIE,, -lIirper's New Monthly
Magazine, for september, has been received.
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CARrxrsil! CAErErsl!i or q
A gre.. reduction IN the prices of BngiiA-
Brusseis, Thres-ply snd Ingram Carpetii
fioS on Cloths, Shades, Table Covers, y
~ HIRAM ANDERsONs, - Bovery.
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Womans Dcstiny aud Mans =
lecture del vered At the Cooper Institute, b. a,
sAGER WIENER, now Published H. aid /, .
ieoi', hmih,s tie laG Tor sale 1t the hou'he' y.
authors, At 70 cents. 90,
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FREDRICK's
NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
Tng LARGEsr IN TlIB WORLD.
NO. 6sT BROADWAY, NEW YORK
WAR TRIoTs ToR rIcTUREs.
Plain Photographs, full size, in hue French
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lie-slEe Oh Portraits. ..,,.,.,.,.,,,,,4 a. 20
Cabinet or Parlor size, - N
India Ink Photographs. 80 90 b. ~ 20
miniatures, IN hne cases, ....,....., 90 10 i2 90
DAGUERE0TYPES
various sizes, put up In rich cases and frames,
from '... ....,.....,,..,t u 10 to 80 90
We have reduced our prices TO conform 10 the
Times and IN every instance guarantee a satisfactory
I eiure. Strangers and citizens will hnd or Gale
~ on entertaining resort to which we respectfully
invite them.
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS
This beautiful and very popular picture we max
q speciality In the business.
DISTINGUISHED PERSONS.
Photographs of distinguished individuals for sale
ALBUMS FOR CARDS.
A splendid assortment 81 Albums, suitable for the
"Cdrte de Visitc." Also frames and cases for min
Lsture pictures,
c. d. FREDRICRs 4 Co,
bS1 Broadway.
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LYoSs' MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER,
Tie original and genuine article, will, exterminats
Reaches Ants, aud all yermin. Free from poison.
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS.
Are sure death " Rats and Mice Sold by al Drug
s-AiS eyelJwheyr. d. 3. BAkaES, P.0prletor, "
HaEk Bow aud "a Brosdway,
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IL ire article for hard times 1t being the ( 1
EST ~ also the BEST ever introduced. IN.
Hair "A Natural
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CITY NEWS.

CENTRAL PARK.-NIusic by Dolworth's band
on the Mall, on Saturday, 2ith inst, commcnc-
ing at l-2 =. Nj, If the weather is ino.
rRoGRAMME.-PARTF FIRST.
|. Schiller Festival March ...... .Meycrbeer
>. Overture to "Oberon" ........ Won Weber
3. "Wild Woods" Polka (description)C G. Rehm
4. Finale 10 LA Fayurita' ....... .DOnizLetti
PART 2p.
3. Central Park Grand March. ...... Dodyorth
q. Grand Operate selection from
"Rigolctto" Verdi
G. Daisy" Medley .Doiworth
8. Russian National Anthem. ....LuoR
PART 81.
Q, March from II "Polinto" Donizzetti
10. Song May Breeze .,.......... Kreipl
II. Duet from "Emani" ........... Verdi
II, Season u Wilhelmsbad" Gallop Heller
l3, Medley National ,.............D Odworth.
--
DISASTER AT SEA.-The British ship Lord
liungeriord belonging to the p. S. N. Co.,
ioundered ut sea, in Lat. 3ilS South, 47.53
West, on June LIST. She was loaded with Goals
for the company, and bound for Valparaiso. The
ship and cargo were an entire loss. The crew,
% in number, were saved by the French ship
Samaroux. The British bark Annie Braington,
refused to aid the Fregeb ship IN Conveying the
GNQ - Valparaiso.
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u the best and cheapest article Tor drel
beNitifying, cleaning, curling, p,,Jervinl
storing the hair. Ladies', try Il. Sold By /
gsis.
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Saith west corner 9Th avenue aud !.
Nod cines warranted strictly pure, and n
with the utino II care. .
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Columbian Hair Dye,r

4 Dye for the Times-Bric-t & COZ
rtvallcd D..
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BRASDRETH's Pulls,
PRHsH AND GESUIBE.
SEVEN BOXES FOR ONE DOLLAR,
AT 40 sounI SECOND 'srREET. WnIIAMsBUEd1.
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without hjuring the Hair or Skin. and IL ~
tihcally prepared, that II will nOt cause tn,
look a. " Il had been dyed with stove pollshdr.
ladies' ~ vol "a gentlemen, who have bccn q,
I" try u on account NJ It's cheainoss, Say ~
bcst they lave ever uaed-sevorai were faat y,
II was not good because they had been IN tTtJ
OF laying 81 and more for dye, and theref-iIy
afraid ~ try An article sold nj the low price m
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HprororAsvs, or RvEn HoRss.-Ths
arrival In this city q the only live Hippopota-
mus ever seen in this country, has already ereat-
cd an interest 30 great and 30 general as to sesm
to demand some notice q the peculiaritce Of this
most extraordinary animal. And for a better
understanding we present our readers with an
accurate representation of the one now at the
American Museum as it appears when exhibit
ell by his Arab keeper
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Further News, see Third Page.
, 1861-01-09

Ing, 1t gives no music, md thus his dream Ia
corrected by his pEactiee.
This illustrates what we mean, as vice,
which hns prcyed on tho yitals Of southern In.
dustry, amid years Of prosperity, rendering II
all the worBc, I'LL 1t has IN measure ruined
the Southern character, und yet left them un-
aware of tho difficulty. It has gone Into all
their modes Of thought, and reached every
subject Of their concern. It affects their poll
ties, their morals, their religion. 1t appears
Ia speeches, In letters, and In sermons. Look
at tho action Of South Carolina since she COM
worthy Of u crowd Of aehoolboys. There Is
no wisdom, no order, no suitable provision
for the step she has taken. Her proceedings
nre burlesque on revolutions. She has no
money, no credit, no means Of ratslng money,
no detcnces, no system of anything. She has
only some men and some guns: Her attitude
cxemplides the whole case Great in speech
es, In theories of action, and in brnyado, aud
great In inaptitudc, and TO be great in inefll-
cheney.
Could we, is there any use In asking, could
VIC submit our action to such idens? Tho
truth is, we must meet the caso On it's merits.
It may be hardship that we are called On to
settle 1T; but It Is hardship to be borne.
Yielding will amount to nothing, unless We
are prepared to yield our manhood, our morals
and our religion. We are threatened, It's true,
with civil war" from presses In our own
own city, If VIC do not yield But VIC trust
that the limits Of the civil war will ba well de-
hncd If 1t comes. When it comes to blood, If
God ehall permit euch acatastrophc, which we
pray to be ayertcd, the Northern people shall
Be found substantially united, and the war will
be that Of section asuinst section. But We
pray, also, that no such strife may be our lot,
yetit will not be aycrtcd by yielding our 1nan-
hood, our conscience, our ethical code aud
our religion. The right alone is our safety.
Womust do our duty md commit the case to
Cnd