Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-22
NUMBER eco

4 ssitsE a2asiHea - Tie Eampagrs, Wa
= the thlrd puzzle, but sou1etii7 ,asf, ~ -
: toene5 or doubtful gender II vynra : 7effoT- 49,
= jacket black garment beyond eseros,, c1othaS
\ Us IeW eE members is had vas iSnn4v
stuck pPraagere hat, with atreAk rISls,r.s ~ -
, low and black feathers. Il rode liz V-oT.y
init q very fast and reckealy-to the evident ter
ror and suteriRgOf iss tTO companions who 5rsss
Cd ~ flght suits Of black and Oas at least with ia
INTO me stlrr1s the wrong way, were
tempting troSllenee in tf6f "A vide inch was
before taeE4 hare seen men ta.n foa1 sISrualler
IL, no yeEs went straight At IL and eE over.
and turning round ard taking ,of her hat 70 her
pounded companions, there was tlts beautiful face
2. .ae lqee1 Of Naples wac Stopped soght her
cigar y hlls the two men vent gnomiuiously rO1nd
% me pridge, Ct .ss:s-4 ~ -.5s 15z.zsszi -
lEnshsh sCsrresPOnssHcs Upon sAraoSies,
From the New York Herald.
The letters Of the English war eorrssno,5.-..
here upon our American affsirs Sre 81 To-, 80
the bestspecimens OF silly tEad Ale sbt
IGNORANCE which have recently cone nnflsroar ne
tee. For some time past they hare ceased 10 be
reprinted or read in this ceuntrg exeank v-ba, :
AuHehAuSsn1sn huger than usuai attrscfed attan-
hon spd laughter; and we amazins that tbe7 S-s
2eeoll3g equally unnotieed aad-unearsd for 10
Eoglsnd- Their absurdities are so apnarsns tbat
certainly no intelligent Engsh nan couid 81 6ro-bs
70 peeuse them augder any efreafnstsne.s ,fbs;
news Is only rshssh1 Of that Of the NesF YoTIr
PspeFsl and Is theEefore antieipsted Isyen IN Ion1
don BY the telegraph and BY orr Ales TLo-- a..
altogether TOO daA and too badly vristen 10 ~ saS
Tor lamuseusnt They contain 40 iYrst,s.i.,f "a
50 ne can really see no earthly reason fof ibsiT
composition here or their Puhlioation. thsre. The
ways Of the English press, however sre ~ 60.
ways and perhaps the london eSitors iimsgioe,
they are doing great thing win their speeiai cor
respondence On this side Of the-AdEatie we cam
Tske for instance. the letters Of the bs-o 80 Ruu
Kun and the rafI -
Russell, to the Eond0n TIMess Each baeh, y-5V--
duuer and dullsr. and all OF the New York o,lrsals
have long ceasedt TO re-publish the Tines e.istl-s
Tor tue American public cannot be induced 10 read
them, even with the incentive Of wishing 10 know
what other people say of US. When zRgsseH va
impairment, maize oas, inventive and slsnderfu he
was ct least readable, The general uubIin li[e. =
lie well told, and Russell pleased them. Noyr- bov-
ever that ne sttempts 10 deal with facts be Is moth
Tag, He cannot even get the nsws and scissorizea
the New. YORK. papers like .eounsrY- editor rIIia
letters are patchwork OF stale neEspapsr ita,s
snd are only recognizable as his from The BID Of
egotlsm with Whie1 be Introduces snd connects his
scraps. A popular caFicature represents Il d lRfs
eel bin state Of beer seribbiiaz capital "a oTsT
meet OF foolscap. One has only to look At bis
etters to the Times 70 see how spproDos their ar
Assn is, The capital Isseem to have been spfirlsd
,yer tne iopg, tedloas columns from pepper box.
els AZ this and "lD that from beginning 70 end II
10 not attach any importance Whatever, /" Al have
eRsonztO belieEe;9 Fl speak, of course rnetauhors
esly;2 II he4rS2 scarcely, thinks Il rode out;''
4 STAG a. nome and 50 on 0d pGaIss9 add wilh
my personal moTeinentsn If the E1klisb Beonio
Ike that sort Of thing they have enough OF Is f5r
heir money Our readers demand more news Snd
ess egotlsmi and they get IT.. The fact of the case
gs . s Os T , Ke5se = nov pretty generally
T not write az al For the -0f tie FsDIFtSii0o
e managed to achieve. a-feH years ago. he Guoht
take 1ne dilemma ey the latter horn, and subslde
r rom tne INES, correspondent you may Judge
1ose OF tie Other English papers Is Sam Il [novSn
bis tai They sre all Of the same sort ard more
Q. Inc eorresp ono 4 Of the Dale Fsps rs>hashss
ur editorials and gives as special pieces Of reliable
the news that General aceieimbd's
orssfhas lesFBed the way % TIE flst
remont,s proclamation IS hailed bF- ths f..,,---
the Northwest with shouts Of auproxalo ar
lese two original items that in regard 10 e borae
lay be the more embarrassing hut iEeertainiy 5ss
Y advantage 81 b.i3g tTne.11Ths esobs eonteat3
self with copying the stale letters OF the 7N1sS-
rus making bad worse, and dulIness dulier.. Tia
i0rhatJ Post has 8 Special here but has no sna-
"a news. The lastePstis which has reached nj
)nt2lns the exclusive information that Prssfaint
lincoln asked the Prince Napoleon ehoEt u1abv
rothers the Emperor bad! This Is Certainly n
lrta1s; and not less so IS the aneeiote about
IS. Lincoln locking Mr.. Lincoln 5bg enc. Sfgbf5
lout year. aga, at spFiagdsEd, zoil Arr Linz
Inns kichng at the door. No doubt the. Eaqlish
s0pIe viii be greatly edited and instructed a 20 th
'Ogress of the civil war By this c0rrrasDoTsert
Manhattan" writes for the London No., a Herald
ID IS tie sfellOW who ANNOUNCED that Presidene
ncoln was insane But eTen4hat nteiIizsncs was
i original or new, for the rebel Journals Zsye IL
lblicity !nonths ago. I'm Manhattan - last episte
6 are informed that General Fremont has ek-
langedz ali his. prss1nsrsy thus Recognizing
g rebellion - a1d = that a q regiment o.
mon troops revolted at Flushing, Long IsIsad.2s
So that recruiting in the city New York. Is az
stsndstili2 Also, that Secretary Seward fsnub-
d the Emperor Of Russia Also, tist We 0IJisct.s
TO tie Russians coming over here 70 fight, as
ey would XII tie Southl r1srst and thas We % not
2 gs N ssFesE We are also tod lSsPem
hFsrsstion eyeryWherel o. and -thas1 Uthsbeo.c
? have been annoyed, At q PFesidsnt's ladystsp-z
~ out IRON her. proper place. ,mendiRg her,
sbands Stockings and playing first LADY, From
style Of tins lss5sr. and from It's hints Of superS
ding Lincoln, ne will wager ttntitsmSnsted from
office Of she New York ines 10 is pgtiabIertOd
2 SO much material for the columns Of q comic
per thrown away upon London daily, The
glish Ks cannot appreciate its rare and exduis
3 an American correspondent, also, buths d mt
Ii 50 entertaining as 'ManhAttan.y On the CON-
Try, he does not attempt 70 give any news, except
It ThIch age has tsadered exeehsnt and at the
est dates was engagal Ia writing up the AIstSry
old parties, with eddends Of General AeC3elIan'sa
1erst orders. The history and the orders tOzatb-,
make up very cheerful and ihFigorzting style
lssteFs and giFesn6 doubt; 8 good idea Of what
SIC u9ALt hl4lS --rsf ~ -~a-at
Vow, the above notices sndsXiFaots ara very fairsb
! to say hsttering, specimens Of the lueubratons
HE American correspondent Of Che English Jour
So TW sddle and hes, lies and tWaddls altsrnzle
Ia eKtFsets from ricsnns Espzpers; snd even 90
sc extracts are hacked, garbled AID misquoeed.-..
len an American newspaper sends out q cOrres-.
ident, Is employs man who Is acute enough to
eoyer facts and intelligent enough 20 write Of
m in 8 readable manner. The English Journals
yht to take Lesson from Us in tins particular as
very many others hmf reform Elssh s5sseuf of-l
erIcan correspondents sltogether. The journals
nselyes- and through theH the English readers
msIed by these Ignorant, unpriucipled and ally
oWs, whoACail themselves Especial Correspond
), BUT ars really general nuisEnCes.- Ttey p
ht to Be pntaoHn, and the journals WiIiehIenis 81
them ought 70 attend to the5 uatcsri at enceszd
The English press either rely upon the American
spa pers extensively Tor fhiothafion Of our af-
so 1ettAsm send men here who VIII neither
EeRrsssak ignoselnorheiisU bas sssz7.sa ,zel-'F
sofiaiEE5 eEsE FoK EoED LIZ S&The kilograms