Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-16
LATEST NEWS.
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70 The WORCESTER RALLY SPY
rnnM WASHINGTON.

to the government anu were sOllclllng arms
with which to organize aud protect themselves
against the rebels.
General Ilarney has gone to Fortress Mon
roe. Ii is snrmised by many that he will
take command Of the reini0rcements, and
participate III the campaign on the southern
coast.
Every thing was quiet along Gen. stones
command yesterday and last night. The river
pickets OF the two Cuntending armies have
apparently abandoned the reyengeful feelings
aroused by the Ball Bluff affair, and hold
agreeable conversation with one another across
the river. No leaden compliments have been
exchanged there Tor sometime past.
The naval retiring board having found Com.
Lawrence Kearuey incapacitated for public
service he has by the direction OF the president
OF the United States, been placed on the
retired list Lieut.. Col. james Edelin, Of tine
marine corps, has by his own request, been
placed on the retired list, having entered thai
branch Of the service in 1915 The law pro
vides for the voluntary retlnng OF those who
have been forty years IN the service.
The following appointments ut c0nsulS have
been made ;-Georse w. Palmer ot n York,
AT Gambia; William 5. Sperr OF Kentucky, at
Zanzbar Hinton Rowan Helper at Buruos
Ayres.
For the information OF applicants lO the
government, too numerous TO be answered
individually, there is authority Tor saying that
mus Hr no uec'Sion "as oee" hl"ue d" 'tE'''
10 permitting 'faue ~ neauiot' oI us N'clii'1
A"sou o'"get oi O''!o' h@' i''s Ee'eiEeu ''e
mlltaly appointment 9I senetaI supefI"tell"tGt
OF tae government telegF1Ph' mas III accota'
ahce WltH MS insttuGtlohs' entered upon tue
organization Of that department.
The navy department has recently extended
the time for receiving students at the Naval
ACudeuiy at Newport r. l., TO the 3UJh inst.
Nacdhcles exist Ill lLle lo'o"i'e Hasleu con
gtesSi' 'ual uiSttic.s '-'n1alllr Oh anu otn Ne"
dAa'upShHe odi 'ethou' Z" h4"ss"chuseits
o. ON, anu on CONNECTICUT q ne" AofK
ON, TWO IN the IUth, lzlh, 1ith, Zoti!, Two 10
inc Zjti ana olst new Jersey ISL; fehns1 +
Van'a Isl, Oh, ON, TWO III Tue 1Vtl, IIui, Ioth'
loth Ioth lJ.l' zVth ONO ISL, ON, OH, IN,
ON, st!l, l0th, IHh, zJtil, Zlst IIlnols Jt!i,
ON, JlA; Indiana : I, IN, ana lltl Iowa III
kentucky lst. 81, 7th, 9lh, and lOuh; Mary
land st u, ana oth Mlchigah Isl ana 4lfi
minnesota "a Wisconsin 6u; virginia IN,
anu Two III the l%th Missour, Two IN Tue u,
anu TWO IN tte o. 4'h, aau Two IN 'e itH
Nebfaska, Two nominations NeVada, Two
nominations. Members OF congress represent
thg tnese uistfIc'S haVlhs oeeh Uesire" 70
maze "hhediate ho'"ihauoHsi no houce C8'1
De 'akeh oi dpptcauoHS hLaue oy caHuiualts
dHtcuy 10 the department, lis te ia" gives
L lie Ia" uoeS hot authofize appointments al
large TO he made Oy eltller me president ol Sc
cfetlry oI the navy, anu theIe Is no way 10
secure an appointment excepting uHousH Il
homlu'Hoh ny the Ih''hoef oI to"S'esS ro'h
the uisLrlct III whlch me applicant actValy re-
des' Candidates are required 10 be Del"etn n
IL ana 10 years OF age, ana ticlf precise age
ana actual place OF residence must he stated III
making thelt nominations. congress aI llte
extra session h'aue no provision Ior n'tihe va
cancels lton TIE states IN reDciItoh'
delegailon OF prominent cltizehs OIL haiti'
more nave visited washington l" make an
appeal III oeiiau ot tle "oiNheil 0! tllaI ct'y'
1uey say "y Tue lolehce anu 'acuous oppo'
s'tiol ot ueaSo'"o1e nl"o'i'! b"tu'o'e hdS
peeh ihFol'eu ~ dls"s'ei anu Nistiess wy oho
what is uue 10 ''e mere existence OF state OF
war anu 'her ""uo'es nave oee'i Gun l"rtHei
aggraVateu oy @ tne u's"o'eu Goiu''io" oi ti'e
o"ti'iiuie "'o ""'o '''',o" ''ie T., P,i''S'p"' az
teFy Oh ti'tlt traue anu houice Oh '"e'L PROS
periy' " 'heir h'issortnneS as hle'chahts'
however, tlIey did not propose 10 compliant
put they appeared 10 pieau Iof such ftlief as
the government could atlOru 10 the iaDoters
and mechanics ut BaiIihofe. Inc almost
total suspension, during Tie past siN months,
OF the trades and manufactures upon which
so large proportion ot the people are depend
eht, has brought famine to their doors, and
aroused the most gloomy foIebodlngs OF the
approaching winter; nut amlu all the suffer
Ings, the PATRIOTISM OF The industrial Glasses
has been proof against the lnsldIous arguments
OF those VINO sought TO Involve them III hnstli
lty TO the government, by representing the
war as the needless ana wicked cause OF
their misery aud the administration as
opposed to their state interests and reckless
OF their personal welfare. lie great majority
have always been loyal lhey nave furnished
many OF their number to tile army ana navy,
and have, by their overwhelming vote at tie
late eecton Indicated the power Of the state
and demonstrated their own fidelity and zeal,
The delegation expressed belief that the
government would consult ecunomy no less
than policy, in causing, more lberally than
heretofore, vessels TO be repaired and con
strurted in Baltimore. They further suggest
ed the eXpediency of establishing there a
naval depot, and also a branch clothing bu.
reau, thus furnishing employment in these
and other ways, so far as the government las
the tower. to the laboripg classes. The effect
would be not only to encourage loyal men but
to confirm the wavering, and attach tho who
for Time have been seduced by the mlsrep-
reservations OF the rebels, or intimldated by
the threat daily made and acted on OF with
drawing all custom and patronage from friends
OF the government. They express Their warm
est wishes for the prosecution to successful
issue, oi the war now wagIng tor the preSer,
walton of the dignity, unity, and stability ot
our common country
TO this address OF the delegation the pres
ident replied as follows
"Gentemen-l thank you tor the address
you have presented to me IN behalf OF the
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