, 1861-07-03

Half the evils Of the campaign, by far the lar
ger share Of the deaths In the camps will grow
ont Of The use Of whisky. r 49,
There are reAsons abundant why officers Ii
command should be men Of the stric:est and
most exemplary sobriety. The influence that
extends By example from headquarters, should
be one of strict temperance, otherwise dlsci-
pIine must suffer, and efforts to enforce camp
rules be greatly increased.
We write this preparatory to o reference to
matters at Camp Long, In the full belief thai
our preface FILL be understood to be of gen
era1 application and not pointed nor Intended
ss eharacteriBing its oflccrs.
From this very whisky, trouble Ia. grown
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e. - = .-..l ~ -ulueat' 81 ~ aas. ~
,>aT,os ~. ~ ~ oA ~ s, s..sssst "sss ~. ~.
maas ~. ~ Aeos nuu 'nsn .a" ~ es'spt - s. "ae
- eo"o - 'aen ~e4tee ~ 4e'1ao
'N1m 1ioa "na' "a9 oesauee u14sue Atsos'
LUIS attempt "as 'ne. W cna'se VI 10.
t1'n1nsa' Vi eos a aoo D AooA' ~ Win o4so
payonefe, when The mutlpeers wisely retired.
Yesterday eourf'mart'al "as In progress
ut the camp, Its proceedings Kept strictly pri-
Fate- Inc most extfaordlnary rumors heW
aeoot' Inc report gained credence that SEN
'enee ol osaaan LEU oeen paeseo upon one mu-
nneef 1or threatening the Life Of an officer,
ana tne utmost aensatlon prevailed for time.
1o,s nas aoant1ess little found&tlon In fact"
one tn1ng Is cefta'n, hoWeFer' dlscipnne al
.aup Aong' unae1 toL ! 1a1co1n WILL oe cat-
ti1u " uoS aA'ent 'nas ~ 10 "4ee aua n0cea'aafs'
"nu ao1 oe,ona ~ 10 t.oe. ''eo4on' ni7an9 a
WILL De taAen " eaauas n9ao's 1eon tha
eA"p' ~" ~ <1' -" - ~ LAC s'eA1ee' e'A "
~ ~. ~ sa~,;a. .,o xo<,z.
t.4..- ' az =. =, "1.A'' 08A'
ana .ao,o ~st.,.1N 80, o-o :, ~" p40A70 no
~'eS ''~ elan s-e-''e4'e"'
Tho Comet.
Hare you seen the Comets Mop Then
you have that treat in store for yourself and
the children. Comets are worth seeing, a7d
are made visible for that purpose. These c.
1esttal tail bearers are to be sure somewhat
under the TnEgrant act among ASTRONOMERS, and
keep very rregular--eenf1rses' Lively Old
fellows are they, eccentric, very, and think
nothing OF making an 1ntefval OF tafee or
or four hundred years IN their periodic
Fisltationf.
Every attempt to label and List the comets
has fallen short OF SUCCESS. Some feeble ap-
pro2lnat1on to identity has been obtained by
taking the measure Of their tails, hut it should
be considered that nothing is positively known
as to the general mike up and style of comets'
tails, possible changes of fashion nor Of 80 no
one can saw that a comet NAV not in certain
times aud circumstances wear Its tail at a
short dock. It will be allowed, therefore
that Astronomy may well be excused for be-
ing at fault, which applied to the ouestion of
nprfac+ sccnracv In euch rnattara riros nc
s-,.,-
oo"oae'e '10 o'ls'u VI en0 e&Ptess1oh' e0H1
come {a)L"
For instance, Mr.. Bassnet of Ottawa. ILL.,
no:s a ,;e,b+ ~ +,r, s;,,.a sr.t a;so,,1,zas -,
$1,000 1'e' "4'so ,sAeo ane
eoAHel WHICH Aas 1uhs commenced pf1e1
season in our heavens, playing short engage
ment with other stars, il one NAV apply the
+sr,, IN a,v+17r, .rs+h +.;r ss-o.a, h;,i,... .e
- ,..H n.. 4'' ~ =.
4nes IL A0ns'u' 't' nssauet seltseo upon II
to dead certainty that the stranger WAS the
Eame that in 1864 and 1h5R was mentioned in
+,.o ,,ore,e ~ +hot dot. ~ a. ..,...,.-
~, ~ ' :. s"0 to77S'aton
~ tue entcaso a'b"llcal oociety. Ifue, MI.
b. thought the tail little askcW owing to the
radius yector getting eratapgled with the oro.
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~ sAe ~ Wv. " AAs4 "ou4" PAodase ~
OF course. buI Mf- ba3snes writes to say he
ia mistaken. Doubtless the comet wears
tai1 Beyeral times told, but dates are obscnre
In the meantime It will make MT the Rl;rht.
est difference with our readers endowment of
the comet, whether it Is Binks's Comet, or