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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-27
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CGnOCltc franSShithe Ilertncs, &Glrnttas, h9urrIr
uno clufotht GaibcmIrs, NHcut uur llulcn YlOt0S
ibparjI uno 9Rcoeforbi9t ltp0tto, Marcuna Suh
unO Otbc9e, Ycmbajnes urp gNcbatr Eulttc, @2ct.
ttns Dc gatne Rctcs, enfacbg uno QGlirjttS Sadtti
der, 6raacn une NCrmel gopc unO @rdpsscbIcter,
tGn9e uno pttrtdi9t Yrctba SbOpls, lhwarje une
farbt9t Sthaw6, langs H. pjtrttt9e %ldnttt ShaUts,
idpJrit lan9t unO pGrtdtgc hibCt Schops, SdlorlS
fir lolrrrn, %rcdo uno @oitbtmcre Stbawl %croe
re, gdoits' brarJG Sud- Cutters gitts' f0rtidc
Sub OuilCr6, ltbworIts uno forbt1ts Gutter sab.
Sernsr cine rcUisiuoiae lu5woW pru
~ aims 9ii term,
lbWorje uno f6nrtarbt9I Sther, @oifmuCs, 9RE:
lttuwu0e, Scans, SmtcNs, Satluats cine 9rcFe Nus
rp0bt pru 9Iltrdttu @9OOrlu, s6onrttbuben, Eiusne
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frCnts, leBte Srls 8rd9cn uuo oal6!intcn, 8t9tu:
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Sitin0s, Scwttin9s, glep SRortet Wusn beim
Stdt, 9ctlctbt uno uu9IttSitbt 5untr, Elm rel.
tinoQcr &crrah rcn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-27
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SSemcn SnbnCf StDbr,
am Idb Thli6cn Ode ber SamtItcn unb 9ten
StroGn, In Nacntaun, erEfnet bat, alIwU Ell ic-
bcrict
2(Qe 2(rtcn ppn Gi9arCn, 8oud)s, &ouz
uno Stbnupf Sobaf,
10 mic aud gsaf -9otnd, bcim Girc6en unO &lcts
nrn, an ben oasrnrcrigRm prei6en gum @rrfaui
onbtrtet. .-Oc69l RdIt CT eatet aud
Gincn pollitanoi9en Suttcrs5tobr,
In welttem or fets ale @rten Ycn Gstraibcn,
6louer, MebG, S@rot, &Ieie II +, III, gang bldg
gum Gertauf BAIT.
say Gele. 2umprn, Il. f. no, wceen int Nus'
lauI6 fir Obiae gEaaren onacnCmmen uno aud
wcnn Uerlan9t, 8oraclp buiitr telobIt.
gr IL banttar fir bsrsits acnp6sne Sunbihaft,
uno fptrb li6 Rsts temtben btiicltr, rurd bil9G
9reibe, quite g8aaren unp quite 8ebontlun9, i'm
mer nod bsbCutCno 81 Sermebrsn,
Benjamin Stettlcr.
@uaul8 no6M
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-27
Sie Glusen bieber 9erttbtet !
1llalbnrg nnO gagenbn6
@abtnetmaasr in Der @tabt Qaentaun,

@abtnetmaher In Der Stabt Nlsntaun,
8eotenEn fb oiefer Gsls9Cnbsit bren SrCunoCn,
1unoen uuo Dem esGbrtsn publitum ibsrbaupt on:
,u3si9en, oaB iie br Gabinet:@ @aorenloatr ron SO.
IA IN tbr berrlihes ntue Ge6Gube, Sc. 50 in ber
BeIts 6amtltcnsStraBe, uno ;par 9Craoe 9s9entibGr
6a9enbuh's bctel, perle9t ba6Cn alIno flc nun be:
rett hno allen 2tnlprehenoCn 9eroot nab @unih Su
bisnsn. -Sbr 9e9enpdrtscr Stcd IN rpabrtid elm
UortrsffIiber uno bstsbt sum Sbeit aus fOt9sncen
artiteln:
Bureaus, Seitbcaro5, pierz, Centre,
@oroz, Dining uno Sreaffait SiTben,
SGberz uno ale 2(rten onoere SbrGnfe,
8batnotz uno Sofa Slide, porlor Siz
fbe, Sofas, QionozStuble, Spring sSisz
Sbaufel StGble, Settitetlen pDn allen
Senennun9en, 70 rpie iiberbaupt ale 2(rz
tifel Die in einem pollitdnoi9en Cabinet
@aarensGa9er 9efu6t weroen.
Sis psrfsrti9en stenfalIs ouf 8steGuna isbs Irt
pom Surnitur, nab ber nCuCten SGlbien, uub isoer
ocn ibner usrtoufte 2trtitsl mu6 cas- irn fir wos e
tbn osrtaufen, uno muB pole 3ufrsoenbeit 9ebCu.
6ausbatter uno defenders ipnsc Prute rpeltbe
toausbaItun9en ju be9nnen 9eoenten, folIten niht
psridumen bel ibnen oniurufcu sbs ie cntpc taufsn
inocm fs perftbCrt ftbten ba6 fe ibneu Bargains
aubien tSnnsn, bic nirqeuosmc au6srbolb YbilooGl.
pbia iertrcfen tperoen tSnnCn.
Sdr tereitS 9enO6sns t6erols llntsrffdeuna Gnb
fs bersIitb oanbar, uno perosn rurb biGiqe preiFe
uno quite Scbanblun9 ibre 0unolbaft tets gu pers
mebren lucben
% S.-8erssget Den Srt nibt - ber1rtts il
SO. So, @eit: oamiltcu:Stroge-un ruftt baTIltlt
an, uuo dttr3eu9t Cub lIG6t Urn bGr gBatrbsit ron
Dem pas cten 9eaQt III.
Molbur9 uno 6a8cnbub.
December 10, 1860. rqlS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-27
Tr1ft< bltt1ttDnen.

Gin SpaRGnbtseS NiIcrttment alIer Bidder Der
Qmerttanii6rn Graft sGsisaidaft, Usbsn srbalten
unb pOlltpe an Ybilabslpbta greiIen gu oertaufen
bei @utt v. 9Glfrt@.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-27


often ooult gum Sbcjt wuroe, bitten CbrCrtirtist
UNI cine Scrttousr Der acbatbten Ruuolboft- - uno
"a iie peterc SotilitStsn uno 8er6eBerun9Cn ptr:
oCutdnbtet hobsn, ic fno le i'm StanoG ale gu bee
frlcei9tn, webs fc nit cinem 8sfub ts9dnltt9en
pctbeu.
Das Gtabliitmeut riTsrirt 9rcFe 9lwe99ranNr,
uht rur olIsin in 8ciu9 ouf bic brrat9Eiestcn
preige Der &coro. icncern iu9Ititb meaen oSiitn
9entroI cage ju zen NrenuCn eCs 6anods, 10 mic
audi ouf Die 8eau mGhtciten, har9ctctcn ourh bic
psrfbisoencu YoFo9er &ie9Cltobnsn, meItbe rrr
osmfsItsn uno nabc batei binfdbrsr. wcrauf 6aite
iu uub ron Dem Sctcl, noh ben perfhiepenCn StS:
9elbobn OEpctS, on hem .9crin9Cn NrCis ron 9ts.
fobren tSnnen, rpcnn ic cine cldhe Tohrt rer Sabrt
in eincm Su Dem Srsl 9sbSrtncsn Omnibus prrjte
| ben lclItcu.
Qusacoebrte @CrtCFCrunocn ftno untcrrcmmcn.
uub cos oous ourtbaus ous9etlfert pcreen. 9Htr
flnb cutblcgcn unfcrC oonSe Nufmcrtiomtrit unfcrn
G5Glthaft ;u mtfmeu, uno ftibtcn ubtriu9t roF mir
al9smeius 3ufriGoGnbeit oeten tSnnen.
Hboo06 uno Sailor.
Sitebman u. IbpaSS, frtbtr pom Matir:
nal octcl.
Gbar1cS Sailrr, frdber prn SdurttiN &c.
| Sauuar %. 1861. n0-lS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-27
bic 8rpfac unb anSecbrbmte
9coendber Der OeutIbslutberiitbcn STRIDE
mo unfem @a9enbucb'6 @oltbou6 in
9llleutduu.
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gRabt lClrEn Srruntcn un6 Dem Yublifum I'M
Nu0Gmelncn bCtannt, oaB CT nctb INNER an cbrn be-
l0otGm often Stono has & Sutlcbcumd der Gjcs
fcbdft in oueecocbnter 9SGiic betrctbt wcidblt CT
SoC mG9tibr Art non Sobritu9In rsrftrti9L uno pos
auf oa6 9ettttG uno RIIttrbaiteitI, tnoem Ct Glbt
Gin CrfohrsnSr uuo prottfbrr 8utibGnmohT 1T
uuo uur acididtc Nrbcicr oulttIt. 8cj thm 1nrd
man ltets rcrritbi9 uno pGrotn ouf 8sitcIIun9 &c
mdht
Nae 2Irtn GorinacS SennY 2inrS, Su9aics,
Sulties, NodOwaY0, GarrYaaS,
uno Ubsrbaupt allS onOcrs tebtt SobrjGu9e, bis in
ttnGm gutIn @totljlIImtnt gu hnrEn fno, 81 9on5
ttlIlgGn 4rttn.
0['F allie lctne NrtGitGn ilno nab Der ncuCItGn
9ROrC uno aus ccn bGlttn 0latralCn ptrfGrtt9t.-
ScIcpc, mrIhe oober Gtn auttS, ntttCs uno lhSnts
Sabrisu9 3u bobGu pduihen, wsrcen freuncIttbf
GtnQcIaben, bet tbm pcrjuprrdbcn uno ttit ju Cran
tnircu, rpoS Ctn outer NIttbauit tbun fam. limo
NUs tGnnGn fCb oOrauf rerlOitn caB mGlaG Athelt
T Gb I ilt--uno immGr bic QrcbC oue9ehOltCn bat.
DonttOr fir btI litGrOle 8unbihOft Die mir his:
ber ju Sbcil wuroc, bcfe itb ourtb fcrt9cGetr &rs
mdbuuqGn i'm 1lrnlic meintr 0unecr cine ScrteOu
CT ibrer C5uuit unb cine fstt &Srmebrun9 oCs Gfs
fsutttbsn QBcblpcUeus gu oEroencn uuO gu erb0l:
ten.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-27
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ale N'aar QHcdhtu nab Olu StICS qtbGn mUiitn, Uni
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-27
Ser ippblfeilc
6artezgS11ren<StD6
Sn bcr Statt 2taentaun
Saaembmeb, Serfcb unb Gp.


mdnibsn ibreu Srsuneen uno snGm arsbrtn pub
Gtum On3ujsi9Gn, ooB le ibrSn wcbfciIsn
Gi1rn- @anrGnz m6 z2lderbau GjerItbz
IbnftensStp6r
un6uait psrrat baben, uno ypar nc d &c. n, GFCIt
oamiltCu:Strage, ;wlbtn Die Gjaibiuitr Der oerrGn
oo9enbub uno Gecras, ,alIwO e 9c9cnwarti9 Ouf 6ont
babsn, uno gu alien 3rltsn boItSn usrbsn
Sin ppllitGnbi9cS 2tN prtcmcmt.
algr ctdbsr 9BaarGu, Die IN siutm rcufdnri9sn unb
,pcbteiu9trlcbtStsn @tsn@ tarEus Stcbr 9GIuh mcr.
oen. Oicl6c abCr allt gu brnamcn rCles wGre pclls
tcmmsnG Sbrrbtit, uub tGunts auh tsinestous oSS
RaumCs wc9Cn 9Cl+'hsn.
Sbr NfcrtmGnt GRoortn atrr fir lClbs bic touer
rpcuGn, 1T be ouoGrs Gin herrtbCs uno mcbIftitcs.
uuo iGnc Gla6e defenders lnrct cs ;uibrGm &crthcil
hct ibnen anIurufen.
0Gr Mrbr,Ob 5hrtiner, S6mieNe, II. (. m..iitSs
trtts bctannL ooB minn man feline SnsrEBtn flu
Oirt, man bel ibucu fir G8aoren arrufen muG--unt
clhe Die eies mob nldt aCthan babcn, tGnntn fd
carauf perlaBcn, raB fe pcbltbun non thnCn III fGu
len. Rur3, Scocrmon motht lieb rsoblbCjabt, rpCnn
or bel ihntn pcrlpriht tcnn t lnb fen CntlhlcFcr
ltb non NiGmono uutrpSrtoufcn al loFen. IN &er-
binnune nit oieltm GtCbr holtcn Rc audi immerncCf
Stac 9lrtcm 8nMcrm=GjFrGtbcm,
ais MaI6tnm atIcr Qrt, Drills. 9fuor Gemal
ten, Yicrpes 8c6rn,
uuo tur; Niles wos man in btCltm sab plrlanaer
fam. Sin GtoHliitmtnt oisltr 2trt if lbcn lanef
lemhnlht ucrotu, unp rofIdbC III nun auf biz ratbG
l8eilt ur @cqutmIlhtli uun bcu 5utSrCgtu Der @ou.
:rn GtObIirt inecm tit SNoihrCn, urr ttbuhoupt al
&c arttc in ibrem QonSsn Scbr, 9crorS poslEin md.
ptn. fir mas iie oicltIbc tcrtaufIn.
Gcmmt rohsr @iner 8ommt 2lGlC lIno lthet fiji,
Sud- idtit, chs Shr irnlimc touftt II nno ttut IN
oos, lr 1no itC rGU9 Uttriu9t ooB Sbr Cs iid,er ~
GurCm SnttrCft fnbm nerrCt ron ihutn III toufGn
Gie fnb bGriih bauttor fir bishW 9CnCEtne lin.
tGrtdBune, uuo iblen perltbcrt ooF iis ibre RuuN.
tbaft burh quite @Ghonblun9, btli9e grtjfS unN ci,
site ihrsr artittl ncb um pistls trpGittrn tGunIu
Sic bitten tohcr nm QCnCQtCn 3ufrruh.
0ngrntu6, Srrfh unb Gp.
| aprit I3. rqh'
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-27
GDmmerCiQl 9fnr1erieS.

Die llntu,eidneten ipCtntaft in Spfsltcr,
geupcrf wOlIten ebrubetiglt bic lIufmrtamtrit
OeS publttumS auf ibre 9rObe QuswabI ppn
Sdumcm nmb 4Sfdn;cm
lenfen. 9br gcrratb pirb ntrgsnbawc iittrtrpfS
fen uno SoIde wflte stpos in ibrrm SD mtns
ifcn, psrOn mpbl tbun iA poBdte prttt BON
Der ghuluie fcmmrn 81 labn. Der GUual9 tes
ilsbt aus
~ 3per9 8irnenbdme, 3per9 Nepfel=
@2fA bGume, 3,per9 &iritbenboume, 70
mie audi 9Np6bnlide 2(epfcls, Sirnenz
uno &irf6cnbdume-a linO pon erz
fer @Ute 6rubt ; Serner YRaumens,
Nprifoienz uno Qfiriidbdumen chem
falls cine 0roBe &cribieOenbeit BON
Sobami6bcerenltrduc 70 mic olle Die
beitCn Sprten 6oo6beeren, Grpnmbeez
ren unO Grobeerensp pfanjen, uno ol(e
bic peri6iCoenen Sprten SroubenItcGe.
ss9~ Jn ibrcm Ornamental Orpnrtemsnt fins
bet man ale 2trtm Der ausssiutteiea
Slmmempfnm;en u1lb Slumcus
SdaIncm
iu jabtri6 anlufIbrm.
Stre qreiGe linp sanS tiuig unO le Ienrsn atle
SeRsuunaen rur6 bae 9oiamt cher per @rprsB,
naa alien 2bdten Der @ertiniatcn Slaaten.
s., Is. SCOOTER un0 Gomp.
5etrunr 6. nq6S
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-27
@rie0 iIaa GiiOclt.

Sio.G .Gorctino bat oiSfG Union fir 0uf9dGlt CT.
ttIrt uno uarum fol- eielt qIcrrrtht Union 9srsnnt
Utrocu, rptlcbe allie ben Sttrmen unlrrts Rtrclu'
tirnstriC9es uiNertoucIu no unltre &crrdtcr nGben
CinanNtr otfctbttn, pcnf 9lcrrcn mie pom SdNEn,
uno tGICotrn ZEN 8ritiitcn Seinb, uuo mas III &C,
tas bic Srcdcnwoortuhincter ron aUcntoun unc
rem onQrGuiGnrtn @OunIjeS 70 in SbWdtn le'? @s
iit gang ttnfGcb irCll
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-27
9}euer Iab0f : Stpbr,

S5n Der Stobt 2tlentoun, Sc6a 50.
llntcrScidnetrr witni6t feinen 6reunbsn unt
bcm pubifum iberbaupt tsfnnnt gu maiden, baB
Gr nculi6 einPn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-27
REVERE HOUSE.
CerbtGin gplsr Sptel,)
0ritte StraBe, oberbalb Der &oce, in
philadelphia.
SfbDabS 1t. SailUr, @i9emt6imer
ScSiusumacm 81 25 per Sae.

Die llnterjsitbrc:
nctrn, inocm lte lcs
etsn Die @i9tntbiis
mer oescti9en pcrs
trtffitb rinserih:
ttttn @tattftnltnts
9cpcroGn, II. .iuocm
ite rantbor fno fir
Die lttCrols Sumo:
Ghnft ,i,rtrhf Gr1,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-18

We are permitted to publish the following extract
from private letter received from the forage-maste
of the Great Expedition, sent to his brother Of TIN
city:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-18
People Fleeing from the Cities,
ZEN. SHERMAN SEXES ALL ABLE BODIED SLAVES
Rebel Account Of the Battle of Beaufort.
eisl Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch to The n, Y. Tribune
FoRTREss MONROE. Friday, Nov. L. lSoi
The feet is understood to have gone TO Pensa-
cola.
News of another exploit may be expected soon
A dispatch from Savannah, the 14th, states that
the fleet had passed Fernandina, standing SOUTH
ward.
Private advices represent that the capture OF
Port Royal has produced the greatest excitement
throughout the South, and especially along the
seaboard, from the cities and villages of which
the people are fleeing in the greatest precipitation.
A dispatch from Charleston to The Richmond
Enguirer, the 1ith, states that Gen. Sherman
had taken possession of Pickney Islands, seized
all the able-bodied negro men and sent them to
the fleet.
No attempt has been made to land on the main
land.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-18
SOUTHERN ITEMS.
anchor.

BALTIMORE. Saturday Nov l6, 1851
We have Petersburg, Va, papers of the l4th met
They appear to be very much in the dark as regards
the operations Of the heet
LrxcHsuRs, Va, Wednesday, Nov 10, 1861.
1t is reported, but not confirmed, that the Union
men of Tennessee have taken possession Of Bristol.
Tie panic at Savannah, in consequence OF the We
tory Of the feet, was so great that even men were
running away. Small-ware merchants, who were
packing no their goods to leave, had been notified
by the authorities that they would not be permitted
to carry off their goods.
The Savannah Republican is indignant at this
cowardly deseron in time Of danger and urges Gen.
Lawton to issue order preventing any abe-bodied
man under sixty years Of age from leaving.
The Norfolk Day Book Of yesterday contains the
following:
Macon Ga, Thurs6ay, Nov. Il, 1861.
The Planters Convention have adopted resolu-
ton indorsing the defensive measures Of the Govern
ment aud recommending discriminating duty Of 10
per cent on the productions Of the United States.
1t was also resolved that If the should continue
and the present crop remain undsposed Of, the plant
ers should not plant next Spring beyond the wants
OF home consumption
SAVANNAH, Thursday, Nov. II, 1861
The Union fleet is reported to have passed Fernan-
dina yesterday, bound south. Great activity pre-
walls in strengthening the defenses OF the city, and
general feeling OF security prevails.
The same paper says that the steamer Fingal has
arrived at Savannah with cargo Of war NUM-
tons, etc.
Tie Richmond Despatch saws:
eve have information that the authorities OF
South Carolina have communicated with the Gov
ernr,ant unon the snbiect of hosting the black
aag 10 which allusion has been made since the at
tack upon the coast of that State. 1t is believed
that Gen. Lee has received orders from the War
Department, urging that those captured must be
regarded as prisoners of war" IL is said that this
will he disregarded by the AUTHORITIES OF Soutn care
GOV. Wise adopted at the time of the John Brown
raid. and that when South Carolina is done with the
invaders the Confederate Government can have
them.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-18
THE COAST SURVEY OFFICERS AT PORT
ROYAL
To me EditOy Of IN. N. Y. Tri5une.

To the Editor Of The ~ " Tribune -.
SIR: Among the different branches OF the puohc
service which distinguished themselves in the success
full capture of Port Royal a new one in the war has
appeared and its service ia of the highest character
AS appears from the testimony of Com. Dupont and
Gen. Sherman-I mean the United States Coast
Survey-in tho service rendered in buoying and
plotting the Wabash of % feet depth of water over
the bar.
The difficulty Of the performance can be estimated
by nautical men only. The bar is eight nautical
miles from Hilton Head Wabash, to cross 1t, must
be ON the bar at a short time before high water All
the buoys and sea marks were removed yet the
Wabash, under the direction Of Commander Z. IL.
Davis, United States Navy, and c. c. Boutelle'
United States Coast Survey, both Of whom are
known ne skillful photographers, knowledge ae-
quired in the Coast Survey service, plotted the ship
safely over the bar on the road to honor aud to
victory.
The knowledge acquired by, and now existing In
this bureau IL and will be one of the greatest means
to reach the Rebels in their seaports, as the mioFna-
ton il possesses Of them is not only OF the most
minute and reliable charater but is not in possession
Of the Rebels. g. W. b.
Norengbsy H. 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-18
ELECTION DAY AMONG; TIE
REBELS,
Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Nov. u, I36l.
"Wednesday last was great cay among the Reb-
els. Electors for President and Vice President were
10 be chosen throughout the revoed States and also
what they call members Of Congress" The eonven
tcle Of insurgents, thus pompOusly styled Congress
is 10 meet Mcclellan permitting at Richmond on the
18Th Of February, 1862. The votes for the two
highest Offices in the sham Government they have
pre,entiously set up will be counted next day; and
Tie two unlucky victims selected fortbose :" bad en-
jnences are 70 be naugurated, if nothing should in
terere with this projected act in their grand drama
OF guilt and treason, Oh Wasbington's Birthday
These circumstances suggest many memories and
reflections connected with the leaders OF the rebc-
aioD. / have known them, almost from their first
entrance on public life. They are contrasted with
she truly great statesmen and soldiers and patrols
OF our times by the characteristic OF extreme partisan
ship They never were, even at their highest point,
arything better than chiefs OF factions. Each OF
xbem deyiated fsom the rest under some specous
rqctext Some were hreiers TO degree which
wouId have satisfied tho most equalizing Radical Of
the caRalc Others held to the sefsatisiying theory
thar all power and sovereignty should belong to a
few families Some held forth for political equality
OF certain
and wealth. Others, again, for plan OF
tempered arstOcracy. But, whatever, their oil
erenees in these respects, there was one
point in which they uniformly agreed,
namely they used every arr and contrivance to de-
feat each other. Wise and Floyd and Hunter in
virginia--Jake Thompson twhilom Of the Interior
Department., JEFF. Davis, and Brown, the Senators,
In Mssissippi-Cobb, TOombs, and Stephens, In
Georgia, and the inferior herd OF aspirants not worth
calling to mind were always, VIGOROUSLY, hearty
laters of each other while they were @thiH the
Union IL is not necessary 10 enlarge upon TACT
10 any person familiar with Washington circles DUR
ing the last three or four years; and especially
during the closing month Of the late Administrations
The elections Of "Wednesday last had reference TO
these same men. Ont Of the Union, in their little
provinces these mutual aniInosties, OF course, con-
tinue and become more and more exasperated Who
can be surprized therefore, at learning that they
s rage against each other with the fury OF faction
ists-aegrsrated by all the acrimony which, in .nch
natures, must follow upon disappointment, defeat,
snd, we may now add, despair. Nd !
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reach Button by water Luckily, sev es saa,,

reach Button by water. Luckily, severai sulaii
Confederate steamers were within hall but mere
Iudicrous mistake occurred. The retreatlig srooPs
imagined the little steamers TO be Yankee guno",s
while the crew WIS of the steamers were convieeo ta
the troops were body of disembarked Yankees;
Acting mon this double delusion, deal OF mi'ut'
reconnoitering was made, and it was only aiter
vast variety of strategic approaches that they
the conclusion that it was "al right quick ,fl
10 Blnffton followed. Thence the REGIMENT narcned
to Harleeyille II miles distant. The road along
winch thew dragged their exhausted frames was hieo
with heterogene Gus throng Of fugitves OF all cona'
lions carriages CARTS and conveyances OF every ae
scripion that could, by any possibility, he pressed
into service. The spectacle was cad one:
Thus ended the defense of Port Royal. Inc NOR
tcaon of the disaster is essened by the CONSCIOUS
Iess that our troops deserved success.
What injury we did to the enemy we do not KNOW
Our firing was, of course less efficient than theirs;
Oar troops were volunteers-theirs were picked
artillerists; vet, it is very remarkable how Few
were killed or wounded among our troops. ms
battle in this respect very much like the catte
of Fort Sumter. How so many cannon could have
beeu dismounted and rendered useless, and yet 30
few of those who worked them injured, seems very
marvellous Our troops did their duty faithfully and
brayev. and fought until to fight longer would have
been sheer folly. Though eDcounterlng Immense
odds. no signs Of cowardice marked their conduct.
Officers and soldiers exempliied the ancient charac
ter of the State and deserve cur profound gratude
and admiration.