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New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31

Il ,s stated that the combined fleet which
England France, aud Spain propose to send
against Mexico will carry 1900 guns, OF which
Spain Will furnish 600.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31

The following letter from the Secretary of
War relates to a subject which we have al
ready had occasion briefly to discuss:
"wAR DKPARrrEST, Oct. %, 1851
"Rev. A. FsoHxL Rabbi Jech syno0ogse, No. Cs,yoi!'
place. Nsr.YO,k;
"SlR: Your Communication Of the l7th inst, in-
closing letter from the Hon A. Conking in reference to
the Chspancy Of tie Cameron Dragons, has been received
"Iu reply you respectfully informed that by .hs 9th
section Of tho OF COngre' approved JEiJ ?2 lS6 h
provided that the Chaplain appointed BY ho vote Of tho Acd
officers ard company msrdep nu,t be regular or.
dained minister Of some Christian denomnstion" like
provision also made ia tie 7th section Of the act Of Con
ress approved Avg 1851. We're T. not for tho mpednent
thus directly created By the provisions q these two sc the
department. would have taken your application into IL! favor.
able consideration.
II have the honor to be, very respectfully,
"SINON CAMERON, Secretary Of Wsr"
What renders this case one of peculiar
hardship is that the officers Of the Cameron
Dragons are generally, if not altogether, Jews,
while large proportion Of the rank and file
are of that religion. There are also thousands
of Jews in the army. and it is very desirable
that such of them as may be sick, wounded, or
dying in the hospitals should be able to procure
the attendance OF minister Of their own faith.
We presume that on the meeting OF Congress
the unconstitutional and unwise provision Of the
act Of June last will be resciuded.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31

Edwards Ferry (Which he also gave e1clu-
sivey in the moruing) if it had had time to
put it in type. We submit that it were better
to pay some respect TO facts.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31
Business Notires.

WINTER CLoTHING--The cheapest, the besi
sortrnent newest stock, bet STYLES, &C., &c.
+. Is. BALDWIN.
No. 20 aud p Bswery.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31
col. SCOTT RETIRED.

Col. II. l.. Scott, InsPectOr-General. hss
been hcnorsby retired upon his own ap2lica-
ton. He is a native of North Carolina, and
has been in the service since 1888. Military
Storekeeper Luther Leonard of the Ordnance
Department, having been found competent to
perform his duties by the Board, was not re.
tired.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31
AIDS TO GEN. MCCLELLAN.

VIM. Hays, late Captain in the ID Artillery,
and Edw. A. Raymond of Boston, have beeu
appointed Aids-deCamp to Gen. Mcclellan,
with rank Of Lieut.-Colonel and Captain rex
spectiyely.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31

LADIES PURSES AND PokInoNN,As NJ as R5o,dS.v
and two dollars esoh, at u. T. ALLNN > '
one door below Canslst
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31

Leayits HUT of New-York has been ap-
pointed Abide. Camp to Gen. Heintzelman,
aud wm. G. Fitch appointed Second Lieutenant
of I'd Infantry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30

ARREST or SHopLIFTERs-Oficer Fitzmaur'cs d
tie S. cond Ward Police, assisted ny Officer hirirr
Of the Independent Police, arrested on Friday thres
young men charged with sboplitiog. TIE prisoners.
who are stru gers 10 tie police and are supposed y
nave come fir the Wet gave their names as thos'
Hastings, James L. Smith, and VIM. Ciark. pester.
day, all THREE Of them entered tbe store Of air D. d
Baldwin, No. GO Maiden lane, and stole siJ worth Oh
cutlery. Subsequently, Smith called at the store Ct
S,e2l en- Plefard No. 50 Maiden lane, unde preteoss
e wishing 20 purchase aud managed TO stea SO wdrta
# coubs aud Hastings brought up at tie store o.
Wnde g. Co., No. sc Maiden lane, where he pcckctea
cutlery aud spoons to the vaue Of SIS. Their move
ae il had been watched by Oacer kmoer, whe, q
be proper tine, lied TO bis aid Oficer Fi1maaric.
and they took tue prisoners into custody with all Toe
oien property Oh their persns beside which they had
over $500 in lan;-bilis and come Je"eiry In Ih~H
p cse;s Tley were brought before Justice OsboFDe,
,yber, they were confronted by he trsdetmen who
owned the stolen goods ard Identified. The MATS
ra,e nit I'd the tito TO the Tombs to swI further
examin ation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30

il 80 much in favor Of Sece,sion but must not blame
lin TOO much, for probably il were slaveeoller
mi-1t lie forced to link 50 too. Ten VII should
resign, when my interests With the Uni"l ana IN
OPP os cu TO Sece sion II -Aould resign would be
5okrd upon ~ a coward; Tor could not take mp arms
with the SecessQ.sts only - defend the State that
gave nc birh can never lb, under the lag that Is
r. opposition 10 the sg that have cen tanghi 10 love
from my infancy, az long es repre- .entste " Dion
III fight d, alt il must be u De- the as and s'iilts'
Wien on cred the ser ice took cath b. snP2ot the
Urion snd tie Cootltcn, 49, will 90 30 tc TIE lest
ofmy ability; rs yet cannot ccl'sc.enucasiy re,
sin when t1ey are bUb ~ danger. IL haN nHle 4
would Ike TO say much more upon tiis saYecf, and
say better what l have said. One thlnR, my de"T
m6tber, / viii you 10 rcuemb'r: II !, that am as
Obcdieut to youg commands Is when wss cnIdi
and even if ID Is .tl your with that Should essl,
you have only to command 10 d. 80, AMI will ooey
yOn nj once.
Give NJ love TO brother and sister,, and remember
ne to 10Y ficuds. TIL NY cousin Tom that i "oaid
be deli snted v iii letter fson hin.
Good BY, my dear mother May bl ssings pure ano
BE- ever .lue, il the prayer Of your @nec'0hse
son.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30

THE MEgDozA EARrHqUAKE.-S,me account hee
recently been given ct the earthquake 81 Mendoza =
Tor city OF the Argentine Confederaaoa-ossf
1900 persOns known to have persisted in the eisy
and neig hboghood Many thousand Survivors are hf
entirely destitute, and large number have been 70
oained hat tbey will be necessarily cepeDdeni npoa
charity ior the rest Of their lives The complete de-
-trucon e be city 30 rrostrates the ordinary oou-
rerce OF Tho province, that those able 10 work find ne
one able 10 employ them, and the most abect poverty
angs the PEOPLE. Subscriptions have been maze
the neightoring provinces and in Europe to heis
hose unfortunate PEOPLE, and it is hoped that Ia t
coustry charably disposed persons may be seis
and willing to asset them, Notwithstanding the De
msnis now made by events here. SnbserPti 'ns VIII
30 received and forwarded TO Mendoza by Msnuel X.
Garcia Secretary Of Legation; or by Edward y.
Dawson, Consul Of Buenos Ayres, at No. i2S PsAa
street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30
DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP.

rr J. GRIFFITH, 4. s. STEAMER CRUSADER.
uo, NJ =. h,ip-rou, -ebs yon well know how to hJsg;
ysa tht that you d,a ra, wot to stain coa0trys
1As.
c ON 9Th a.. your hei,h work s tho natl ne hws
tenl. tho Cou.inti o. esei passage sod each eau'e'
You, r.e- M be sh.rt but remember ooyour Tip
ql,, the bo,s Of the Crusader viii give up 'te ship"
W. wasn't TO yorr Why eons you send them QUIT
w,u ,,e,, IN, very c,ly Ia the wsiris 'eis,bou,,
gu he sure ADD Sud good feet ssif .stif ,our mind
hsw Yankee sailor. awsys ist for tr"r. your kind
"a ., yoy ..d a.. Ting ngs,s thu, ~ rhe o, every d'pf
H. boz. arc h.ruls b., they won give w the
chip
O. do q, ou, fr,trse erai, go other fois u'syes
How ,ueb YOU love recession Davis Twis aud pany.
n, ,ns 70 oar TO nip the sPes ssd stars.
And bras sbou, your b,uefy built ny fion bare,
uu, s-pd ng Jour rrivscers ss give he friendly srip
And n iorso ae Crussdr. boys will pser give up the
chip"
We are spsou.ly swslinf to see your Commodore.
AID .. get scquaiDtsd. boIl hirh Of "a the uoro
We nsg which spare we'll hoist It at your msn-
~. color as snd last, In san'hiue or In rsini
Bat a. not temp upor g. b. cautious. do not slip
Watch how you o ,su know don Give up The
ship"
You have heard Of ,eseu thousand rebel traitors In bard
Who barnt o Msjf Anderson With seventy at commsrd
Il va. great achievement Eva great there Is Nc d'1bt.
~
30 now Just uy your Irivseos he CussGer have whp
Asad, ro,s for tuots pekstLey dsnt give up the EMP
Why don't you serd 10 England for another load OF shot
Wei. them .a, cd fo end send them ssa h
AID N your h.ehe. s baonei down, ven send than sds
pledge,
Ard Won shall get them hot and quih about your waters ed
In, don't you tLnl Of such tLos giving ne the alps
Wen bring you any tsekwo don't give up tbs SNIP
w, DOM forge, brave Es~orth. soldier brave and true.
~, wa. bs.ey s..s,snsted by y"ur toodtLii'ty crew.
Bps IN. New. FORK ZoY.ves going 10 take up lines
1b.x want 10 ses sory where tnss are doSe up hhs
spread ,h. s,ss and spesto veS onward forth they
"Trip =,
,,.Ir ,s..uce will be tsblehsy dop give up tho shp"
Ind .ox nv precou. villains, take this sdvce from me,
R., .u,,, v hile JED Davis sad the deg arc at tea
That n on pull button OF Yankee jacket oiue.
Ws ~,po you from the Ocean. aud you vii lind wsru%
The, wa or. young chickens earning how TO pir
Bus well trained game and .sLssd coeiihat won't give up
the chip"
One thing more tel yos. and Prey do not forget
That Yankee -ins sih our eor banner yet
Ths, the and sp~s soouy the lAnd and
And ever shall Der 90 ire ffsemsas cAsopy
God bless naiions bsnnerons may wave s.d DIP
Wen ay Il while e-blood iuns-we dons give W Tie
ship.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30
Law NTELLIGEACE.
y RATUCAIAN.

UNITED STATES COMM s!OSfES' oFFTCE-rUsH o.
B.fjre towu.i-sioner HsSET
rBx shsAYsAH PRIvATF FPsasS-EXAaiSATIoS rosr-
PoSED.
t. ia aftcrroop TIE counsel emUloyec IN de end the
men accused Of ,iracy, by serying tee piivae'r
Savanual, appeared beio United saleo Conm'rioner
Henry.
Ethan AllD, Assistant United Siaes DitTiet-Attor-
ney, apIe,ieo on benalf Of ne Government.
Mr.. Iarocqus apl i.od fr Mr. liari-siOn and soid
that Danil 10 wa, asWciaie oorI,el win him foi
tn. 81 e PAR " hut was unNtilatiy abs'ut.
Dir. Aiseruon ). Snlivan appeared Tor Clpt Baker,
and sad ~ JAMES 4. Brady wa, aosot cd with him
counsel, but was eusaged II u eanse Ia ano'her
c,urt.
Issisc DE Vega and Joseph II. Dnkes saii they slo
appeared Tor Mr. lIlrleston, ia connection Win Dir.
Lar.cqur al Mr. Lo d., aud that they ALEC appeared
i0r Mr.. lp,eiigue, y Puiser OF tie Savannah.
Mr.. Rid gesay e,id be appeared as general counsel
10 all Of TIE aCca-ed who not Represented by
OF o. counsel.
NJ. Allen, in opening the investigation, stated that
the pr scuion di not prorose " 90 on wtp the ex-
aninin today mat some Of TIE wituesSes for TIE
GoyerDTsnt were aroidably absent, snd II now
too lie IT, have their Attendance. Tuat MP 10 this
meeting BIZ. hgdewsy was The only counsel that the
Siover"mtn had met, andtney noicr had teen given
Elm tbst noti)o would be N de before The Con ni
sion7r to adjourn tue esauinH,inn to future day. H.
CONS qnenec of tbis anci Bt,d ad tie phi
ODers hid nrt been brought here, Ne 1t deemed
uelestp drag them lroug the ,tre-ts ana exposing
hun Ia the gze ~ siectator-, unless tho to
Iro,.eL sill, ii the Commissioner AID opposing
counsel presked the Examination lie pIisVIes would
be brought here within halt an hour
Mr.. LarOcque sad that h. felt much graiied at the
cous sid, nation Of the pr0secu.iOn and very willingly
is,e ted to sn adjournment. The tLen adj
ourned To- next Wednesday, at oolo o.
grest crowd Of peoI lie assembled around tie Cont
roOu in expectation Of seelrg tire pr-oDere, were
uuch di-appoui,d when they learned that thtr cui-
o~iiy Womb LoI be gruiled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30
FROM MAINLAND.
SECESSION FEELING IN BALTIMORE.

SECESSION FEEiiA" IN CaLiinohEs
go de Ed,sOr Of The n. ). T'teuHe
SIR: Much has been said among the newspapers
lately respecting Il prevalence o. tie secession feeling
In Baltimore. While in ,hat Guy few days ago TINS
wa the subject Of converssuon between myself ana
en- olo FIR end AN Union man. and OF such so-
eial position as TO give him large acquaintance WIN
18th parties. lie ssys Baltimore il neary equally ci-
yided and this oiyis cas- cotl u'y night ttTo'Sa
borseholdr. A fisher is a Cfion man. and OF his
children one may e in the Feoecsl army and the other
in that Of tie SeCestouisIs = brother Is on one sde
sLd sister oh the other. lieads tie mosi inilmhle
sre srfaysd ia the hostile raUae scarcely fmily IS
united. So men re- ain Ell tnssdssip Keep up their
Accustomed eai n. extend sho Oiber the common
eo1eses OF lie. aid yet Oh tLi subject aie eiameri'
eally opposed. Tue resell Of s condition OF things
II u moi difficult TO nee stand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30
TIE NEW SENATOR From CALIFORNIA


To me Editor 81 The ~ Y 7ribrne
SiR: In your paper of yesterday you saw ft's Gen.
bcDouza siye and arden. supporter ~ David
B.odeIk in the c,mpan Of 1852 That is mistake Of sss
ocpt Importance the te1 Of tho sss Mn Bro16 ia to cal
for sconec.ou Dir McDous In 1888 ported the AdntS
tfHtlJu.
fear that confound Individuals In your recoir
hous this in Ex Gov. Joha j. McDous zoos ssach
fieua Of Ar GENERALIZATION J0mes H. McDonssl nervrwsa
seek the making OF bis correction With ankod fef'ss
.owatd Gen MeDoagsi; OILY vujcaie 70. NTH az ne
tory" CHARLES A. SUMNER Vi San Frsacisess
Greet Bauias'os, Juse ., 1861.
We stand corrected.--Ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30

o. Ke lucky; WIS originally Wbig; during the last
Pretiden'ia Canvass be Eector TO- the State et
Iasge for tie Bell Everett ticket. lie has seye'ai
lines repros-uied bis porii.n OF he STATE in bah
brnuches OF tie IeQisLture lie is Gf he atlest
pen and tie finest orator in the State. lie lis aud viii
lie an uDco~p'ising UaioH nan.
HoshEgIOR, June %. 1871 FfATUCAlAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30
GOD BLESS TIE NOBLE REGIMENT OF
WESTERN VOLUNTEERS.

tnew lis loyal heart would leap at the first b'tls sound
And thu his so,u. soul would spring isb NJ eIsnt bound
To NEE trst,r. IA To face, uvoa tie truio' land
The sound 81 bi. ueodou. will Gu. tue Rebel e,ad'
III, hubder VI lis glorious All shake tue drspots ANA
Hi,v-ry words. 70 other boys. Ts ass Gunret' CYL
T., widoS AlG.ss but mine Is most 81 ALI
Ard sisis. J- ~hos- ue Lss quite isiI rrnowo,
Tod thu morning ,hs, hn ws,tbr ersve.e town.
Ard she .sid thu john tho PanOt Joha Blown
td her could keep tho .uu sning In the wes',
A,w, could hep ny JoLu within the Loaseoold ue'ti
Ru e,or sncs the GA ling knew Of Suusrs eariu fate,
IL rem. n III, blrs.d DO, s'u At hll,d With bate
Anls wish there wssoe Western State
~, ndbns 10 the world t, say .sn.,eur Es.,em Lad.
No, D,s ws honeln aaGs-sro ilei 10, 50 bad
We, b,al.t f.yr boy hat j. hn VIII be;
Them nay 10 ,L.r led. od bot Jll's the best Tor TIC;
or si ,as DO, us, Ell hs We shall SEQ
A. Iw,,t.llpr .,r,r Jane e. -ss rs,uri. you kpo~l
slrn tnou.h w hear. would boI, WHEN anew tina. John
weadss
But rsser aid single word except that be wss right,
Yet tsn.ve my hand. .hey shook Lsudsi him the Hight.
Bot. L. s.s bed to Lis little tia, nisn.
Lea .i. the Kitchen sre, sud though, about MY son.
1, canot 10 tibet ~ wes,-he 10 y Gully oue;
never dreamed o keeping him ctw"uld be OF 10 sni
m sht how The toy would lie N all TIE rest should isii
II John were 81. ssnst de ~ord. tie world could not prevail
,ooi The die from d. and tly went stairs,
a. wi. Ia 9TH. day. l,nd uy baby sly his pra,tr,
BIT Iebn va. dreaming AID laii NJ hand Iii. head
What ~h t.t the blessed boy IN hi. sweet slerPE .sJ'
Poor ebd hi, mother. but uaidsn's lam,
bvesa.
N.-d NJ. Fps. and isdt sh.k ssa ssas.,AoA his sis'''s
tss hair,
O. vh., s.r,ous BOY he ~ss, he ley dreaming there,
tbosl bat - wone thnk 10 see o. brave mar
Com. from States, tie oieao.! Ia th'
Tn. good Old General hall tba. WAT WILL srcAs
I, thar, ,honld b. Rsb.l fss f.unins ~bin che tom,
N, Jolu lie 10 SrIy boy to 80 a. d isio Il do~o
~, .t.S n, old feel II Joiu should chnee TO sn
All .ncb dirk could bel bs'e 10 fesf At uDI
ten You John j. proof sEn.t Tia. GssIea Canon bah
The t-.e tDd the v's- street ili TO the drum ard hei
.oa not ,h..o tfuant were to- We M ie
r1 car, are starring The Pa, arai stlou-aud chee
Tbousb mother of sooiri-sou, csnros stay NY 'eao
ooa be.. the noble Rssit .nt Of Western 'o.ap.een~
z.,,eh, s~nIerilri. May ~, ltti MASr h. {. Boorn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30

bis two companies TO charge bayorets upon the un-
armed men. Some Of thu cadets were by this insans
wpnnied Threats had tesn previou,ly made to shoot
tie men u they cid 20 lnck. The men were pla ed
in te grard-l oa"b and had 10 snaier, Indeed, hsd
day ito of babcss core will / sac for tie members
OF Ills company, and tho cadets will proceed this
evening ~ loiu GeaT,'s regiment in Philadelphia
Capt. Reynolds company marched on. the otEer day
by means OF tabeas cOrrus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30
a CONTRIBUTION FROM THE DEAD-LETTER
OFFICE.
From Tie .Yafioooi ia',iIis,ses,.

FFom TIE Haf0n0I IattNfqrsetr.
The satoined letef having failed 10 reach its desti'
pstior 10 vrgioa, was forwarded TO ibe Dead-Let-
Der Office and has been communicated 10 ne for publ
ra,ep, afCrding tie pleasing example Of patriotic
loyalty and at tie saae time OF flil Tiety on the
Eat Of the wIer who The reader will perceive is in
The service Of the Federal Government board one of
she nstionsi vessels u; tbe Gulf Of Mexico. TIE
charming s0iret Of The ere, eanuot fail 10 impress
every reader ano to inspire rege> that the mother
Of such a should hsy. failed by the a.-sncerrent
Of tho nails to receive evidence VI his lnOdsss vr
fps;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30
TO THE soLDIEs OF THE NORTH.

RISE soldiers rice
The Sars aud the Stripes aTe in danger
At tie band OF fratri lie,
And no, at the band Of n stranger.
Or. men, in your might,
With DE crimson Of wrath on your brow,
For Freedom. snj Honor, and Right
Call IN each one OF you now.
Arm, sdders, arm
Tie STAN and tie Stripes are in danger
At tie baud If "a fratricide.
And ,ot at the han Of q stranger.
Duckle,he sword t, ,our side,
Shoudertue musket Ind rife,
GooG-tye to home and To brice,
Til he foe OF your learlh-stone you stihs.
MarcS soldies march!
TbcS,ap and the Stripes are in dango
At H., baud OF fnricide,
And not M the baud 81 stranger.
Iblog the brave Old Flag
Wherever your coGl,ry caN's
Ovtrgen, Mountain and ciug-
Over Ito enemys walls,
Strir. soliiers, strike .
Tls Starr and the Stripes are In danger
At he hand Of q trstreide
A,d not al tho band Of = stranger.
Clrnons boom the air,
bhskttry sharply ruttles;
'T;stiae TO do and 10 dare, -
AID to trust in ito G9d OF Dattlea
Caeer, soldiers, cheer,
Tie Stars ana The Stripes sere In dangd
Attbe hand Of q fratricide,
And not a, the Lard If a stranger,
Da, glory to you, noble hearts,
Wsom nausft from your standard could sever
II will Goat from tie rocky ramparts
OF tie UNION fore, or AMI ever.
Jsass isGi. u u ADIi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30
COMMENCEMENT or ras SOUTH BRooxLYs FEMALE

COMMENCEMENT or ms SoUTB BRooxLYs FEMALE
ssu,.AoY.-At the second ANIMAL commencement u
, Son, n,,rooklyn Female Seminary rscrrtiy betd IN
mo Harrison st,ect Dutch Church. credtAb's sssayr
wer. presented by Miss Nellie Barrett on All the
world q ss-ge, Gno all the and woren rsyersis
Mis- Hattie E. Hatch, on After ba'tl-r, rewarfs;"
Miss Kate s. Brisbin On the Poetry az romance II
war;" and vHlt dia'ory address by Nil Marcia j.
Crews III which were read by ths rev d. Tsy l,f.
the Rev. DIR. Smith, and Ir. Csp~e Trustees o! TIA
institution. Tie diplomas were pfeseh,ed ny 80
piJcral of the hool Prf MoTehOuse 10 tie iOil)w-
ing youfg ladiss; Ma Nellie p. Barrett, h-s Haiie
T.. Iiatch, Miss Kate ). BiisOin, AID Mics AarioaJ
Crews.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30

BLOCKADE or THE WABAsH.-It seems that tn
blockade az the mouth of the Wabash River IL TO %
riqdly enforced On Friday afternoon a portion Of
CAPT Klauses artillery company, taking with Item
one gun, and u company ffon the Twelfth Reg meot'
were placed IN the steamer w. V. Guin, at l. ans-
Vile aud started down the river. Their Destination 10
die mouth Of TIE Wabash intercept some fai'boais
loaded with produce, and said to be Oh ther way sas
Of thai stream.
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IL g S1rAMRn.

A. Havana, Mdy 81, 1851.
Mr. DpAR NoTRrB: l, IL VITA feelings OF sadness
shat low offer reply 20 yonr uicc'iorate letter Of
April Z. II war banded 70 me few hours sgo ana
have read il any u.r, aud with much interest
TOO woulj Ike TO have more iinoe TO wire afcpy
b itbut Il is TOW after midnight we have s'eai up,
and sn OIL duis in toe ssgreroom; therefore, nave
but btrle time 20 wIi,.; Uut, "a the mai steamer
leaves here "a, dsyli ht for NeSioik csnoot let Inc
opportunity psss without seDding you somethhg'
fou eutreat me ns yer dIaw ny SWORD hgslnst ihe
Soob and hope that never may; vet for the " Un'
sou" nm willing 10 20 mncn. You may DO slIN my
dear mother, thai viii never 90 taule sgsins' the
State of virgns, for there l. ore ,pc Ia u That en-,
4.a,s The whole State ~ ue; but, independently oil
chs, nv feelings are 70, vita the South lhan
thew are with tie North" As detest tie "Abcli-
yiolists ~ tire North, ~ 60 dislike the uneou.'
processing dsnnioDists at TIE soa'h; Be-ide', wha,
Is. The sSoutb' ever done for ne II mean south OF
Vireiuial more than the "NOrihi" Why should
koye one section better than the oiesl South ot Var
Snia have but few aoquaiBiancs; north Oi ~ have
many friends and reiaiises. My associations have
Aeep as much with TIE Moth ~ with tie South.
have been Taught o. love them BOTH and 90 love them
Solh. have always been proud of nay country, aud
set satisfied viii is a. IL lett by foreiahersi
and pray TO God that IL may again lie united.
II could look upon this slIiie eCiiolsl war-a
war bet cen the North and tue ,outb-ahd that the
North WA the invading parry, woold throw up my
commission al once, and iase up arms III defense of
oy "6irsh-l lace Il cannot say IN defense Of my
home, for | have DOle. l do uot think that AN
1ghiing the ba,les OF Mr Lincoln or tor tie "Repuo-
sicsn parry, bIn If the President OF tho " United
Ststss" sao for tie Union look upon the wsoe
Thing war be weeh the Uhionis,s aud DisnDion.
tts i do not tbi.k that The sooth has had IA just
cause for seceoing. think VA, size has acted wiek-
baly and anwisely; Der wroar hove been mostly sup.
posed ones; aud either secjon has lad Tire power
biiit TO domi the otoer Is has slvays been
kbe south believe thai now, II the feelings VI
ths people South were consnlied, there would Dc q
krgs majority in favs OF the Union. ! AIN certain
Va IL would be 90 Ia yiseiais.
I am cory, from the bottom ofny heart, that Vir
sinia has taken the step she has. am sorry to heal
bat py friends there are ~ fas of jslJ)u. AN
hssasclssly sony that NV good eoasia, Thcaae -