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ALABAMA DEBr.-The bond debt of our State is
So 445 O0O-annuRl interest sIS5 $50. The domestic
debt is s2,5S2 49, most Of which draws interest,
being the 10th section end university fund, &c. The
Legislature has just authorized the issue of 81 0OO
600 in bonds, the issue Of $1,000 900 in Treasury
notes. and has loaned the Southern Congress $780,
600. Tae balance in the Treasury on the lat of
January last was $685. net revenue during the
present year estimated at Ss47 900 total of means
$fl72 669 past appropriations due S600650 due
educational fund S285 600; State expenses $500 0O0
total Sl058, $50 total balance estimated to be in
the Treasury at the close of the present year $685.
ga The expenses of the present military prepare
tions of the State not taken into the above est
mates. They aRe expected to be met cut Of the
new issue of the State bonds and the issue of
Treasury notes. There was no increase of taxes by
the last Legislature, although the expenditures
we're largely increased Htatsuius Aduocae
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Andrew johnson Endorsing LincOIE's In
rnT

dispatch from Washington says that party Of
New Workers. on the night of the 9th, called on
Mr.. LIEooLx, Mr.. CAMERON, and Hon. ANDY JOHN
sox-the latter at the st. Charles Hotel Mr.. JOHN
SON came ont and made eloquent and earnest
Union speech, endorsing the PresidsHfs Inaugural,
tcithoa Qualification.
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RAsPBERRHEs.

Our stock OF plants very large and ane have over
~ varieties including Brincle's Orange, 81 per dozen;
% OO per eO Franconia at IS cents per Dozen per
Fasoln Rivers Large Pruited Monthly Knsys Giant Had.
son River Antwerp Red and Yellow Antwerp Others at
- censPer dozen. 81 90 l00 Improved an Black
Cap, 50 cents per dozen; s. 90 per l90
Pescns wanting large quantities of the above will be furnish
ed st very low rates.
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The IRISH WITH THE S0UTH.-It is a remarkable
fact that the Irish as class are almost unanimous
ly opposed to coercion. No matter whether settled
in the North or South their feelings are the same
they have fed from land of oppression and they
are naturally led to sympathize with the South in
her oppressed condition. The Boston Pilot says
that it has been ascertained that the five thousand
Irishmen who compose nearly half the army of the
United States are unwilling to make war upon any
portion of the American people They abhor civil
war-they are to man opposed to coercion Have
they fed from the coercion of highlands tyranny at
home to become the cruel instruments of the eoer-
con of their fellow countrymen in Southern States!
Far from ii. Show to the Irishmen of America a
foreign foe and none will be so prompt as they to
take the field and repel the invader; but to draw
their sword against their fellow countrymen of the
South fighting for their own liberty and their own
freside; they have no heart.-Chester Standard.
The Public Meetingon Monday was large one
There was variety Of opinion manifested as to
taste, policy, &c but there but U0ice as to
the main question: Of standing by aud sharing the
fortunes of the State for veal or woe. There is,
we think, division in Madison county on this sub
ject. and there is evident disinclinati0a to mix
up at this time other questions with this patriotic
duty.-Hlmtsvlle, (Ald.) Advocate, March 0.
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SMALL FRUITS.

HAVING made the cultivation Of small fruits speciality
and procured all the old and varieties both native
and oreign OF repue able nlsh
any quantity Of the best quality and the mast Reasonable
terms; all Of which guarantee to be name OF
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In Chancery Court at Gainesbsro.

IHtOBIAs aIPsQN Va James W. Nicely shsrs and Ca
ter =. Nhifeneld W. Hertey Abraham Jeh -
son and otse-sJcgmsnt and Attached RllsCros Bills
Decemoer Rules, l5o-On motion Of complainant Whedeld
y ms solicitor and appearing to the satisfaction Of The
Oerk and Master, from allegation In the which i
swon To- that the defendant, Abraham johnson.
dent Of the State OF Tennessee 1t Is rdssi that gabcation
De nae Tor four snccesvs vseksin ths Union and Amezn
EeSpapr published n tie city Of Nashville, requiring ssd
defendant to appear before the Chancy anesbors
on or before The second Monday in February 1851 and ssna
eompanants bill the allegations therein eont1insd vii b
tasn for confessed and hearing sxpars
to TIM. w. II. pOTTB. O. 4 II
jsn24-W4tpr'sie So
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BLACKBERRIEs.
LOGAN GRAPE VINES.

Having procured supply Q, the sboye early valuable
Grape OF Thoson. Of DeiewaTe Ohio will furnish goo
werooted vses st rs eachs7 90 per dozen or BE-
mail, securely pat up and postage pail, 81 90 each.
J KNOX,
Lock Box l55. Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Oh Mr. LINCOLN taken IN connection with this letter
will show how bitterly the Southern Rights Union
men have been disappointed in their hopes of OBJ
tanning q far guarantee for the protection of the
rights of the South:
Mt. STERLING, Feb g.
EDS GAZETTE Will you allow an earnest worker
In the cause of the Union to say few words through
your paper in response TO article of yours in the
issue of the 18th, under the caption of "a few
Words to a kentuekian." should, most assuredIy.
not notice anything you might say, did regard You
in the light OF many OF your party, as narrow-mind-
ed and uncompromising sectionalists who were con-
trolled alone by their hatred of the South and not
by any broad love of country
You do not seem TO appreciate fully the position
of the Union men of the Border States You COM
plain that their Union love is hampered with condi-
tons. This is unkind, coming from you. What are
those couditonsg On the election of Lincoln the &C.
cession torrent set IN. we Union men threw our
selves in the breach and arrested it, by telling the
people the South had nothing fear from the North
and not to be precpitated into dlsunion but to on
with IN asking justice at the hands of the North,
pledging ourselVes-sueh was our confidence in the
North that if failed to obtain it. we would unite
with them to obtain rights either in OF out OF
the Union, as might seem best. But for this pledge
we never could have stemmed this dsunion torrent
1t was the only efectual way by which it could be
resisted and the Border States saved. We did not
make this pledge because we believed disunion a
remedy for any evil, but way to preserve the
Union, and prevent the dsunanists from getting af
fairs in their own hands. For this you now de-
nounce US and make out little better than dis
unionsts. Had we aYoWed ourselves unconditional
Union men. few, if any of the border States would
now be in the Union.
You ask, .''woud it be right and reasonable to
dissolve the Union" because we cannot obtain "the
abstract right Of carrying slaves into the Territories
south Of &c deg and 80 MINI" Ianswer, this is not
the question. We hare the right to go with our
slaves to all the Territories of the Union and there
enjoy their labor and service until the said Terri
tory assumes the sovereignty of State Government,
to the decision of the highest tribunal |
known in our Government for the adjudication of |
such questions. We abandon all right and claim to !
10 SO, however, in the scheme of adjustment we |
lsk to threefourhs of said territory, the sake
Of having guarantee from you that you will 81
he remainder Of said Territory where slavery ex-
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Wilson'S Albany Straxxberry Plants, %
cents per dozen 81 90 per 100; s5 % yer LOCO
JSKN0x, Pfttsburg IA.
TriOmphe de Gand straw berry Plants, the
best and most proataole so cent? DOZEN 81 50 per O
siO per 0O Dealers furnished st great yredused prices
J. KNOX, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Fillmore strawberry Plants, 50 cents rer dozen,
~ w per IOO Si5 per 1000.
RrincIess Orange Raspberry Plants, 81 90
per decent S. per 100 $40 90 per I6J WhoIesas pur
chasers furnshe at low rates
J. knox Boz laS, PttsbuFsh, Pa
FrancOnIa Raspberry Plants, 81 90 per dos
J. KNOX, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Improved American BLACK Cap Rasp-
perry, 80 cents dczen 50 90 l00 S 90 go.
- J. KNOX Pittsburgh, Pa:
New Rochelle BInckbeFry, 81 GO per dOfeni
J. KNOX, Box is. Pittsburgh, "a.
have purchased Straw Bsy Plants Of Mr. Knox found
q - THos. oHADwsLL,
EarS-dtw&vln- - Nashville.
UorIoN sale OF Ready-rade Clothing this evening Al
n ~ gas light, by BENZ r. SHIELDS 4 CO.,
feh27 1t Central Auction Rooms. opposite ssvaEee
Election Notice.
TEyHE Stock Holdersor Nashville Gas Light Csnpspy will
their annual eIscion Of Directors at the os az
the Company, Thursday 7ih day Of March. ISL.
JAS. H. KEND1ICH,
fe6S-d Secretary.
Hams, Hams.
5000 CHOICE HAMS jas. Re, T.Ssiysa and sSr .aIssy
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aLotter fro,a Ken,uckr.

We find in the Cincinnati Gazette the following
letter from Kentucky Union man. The inaugural
OF Mr.. LINCOLN taken in connection with this letter
will show how bitterly the Southern Rights Union
men have been disappointed in their hopes of OBJ
tanning far guarantee for the protection of the
rights of the South:
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PROCLAMATION
OF
lsHAM G.. HARRIS,
Governor OF the State Of Tennessee

10 the SleTsgs Of the Counties of Montgomery Robert
som, Chatham, Dickson, and Ss,odrt in said SEats
-GREETNG
NoU are hersey commanded to and hold an Election
All the places OF holding elections in az RESPECTIVE
eanes on Saturday. the 9Th day March nett after knvn
gwen me netce required By law, elecon Of JUDGE r
ne Tern Judicial Circuit Of said the vacancr &C.
casoned BY the death Of the Hon. W. Pepper and s re-
turn make TO IRE, aeosrdng to law
- In testimony whereof hare hersunto set ny Aand
h and can,d the great Of aid stats to s. AIMED
l. atNashyille, the 5th day Of Febspary 1851
-DY the Governor. fsHAA 81 uAunTa
J. f. RAY, Secretary Of stzts.
uFClsrksvle JeaeFsoniaD espy fsbs-dkusa
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NEW BOoKa

PROCLAmATION
ISHAM G. HARRIS.
Governor CT the State OF Tennessee
TO al officers Of he Militia and the Sasr;fs Of an
sAs counties in sud State-GREETNG:
virtue Of Of General Assembly Of thu stat.
Isnns.sse passed Ian1sEy ss, 1851, hsrssy
ess existing in the Hiitia open and hold slsc s
Purposs in all the places Of holding Ia your
and proper returns Of tie same
Ia testimony whereof, have hsveunto ,et nv had
and caused the great seal Of the STATE IA he asixe5 a.
the DepArtnsat in Nashville on this 4th a. eS Tss
ruary, A. D., 1851.
~ By the Governor: IsuAN q ukzpTa
J. 3. Z. RAT, Secretary Of State
feb5-6&wsw
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INsOLVENr NnTInR.

hSOLVENT NOTICE.
HAVING this day Enggesed 70 the tlsrk Of The c3onnt
o. Gesky county Tennessee he insolvency Of ~ Sac
OF John NJ Mailing deceased therefore all pessnz hsI;n
eaina rganr said estate, hereby ned to AZ tssr
sfy With The Clerk sor.szid on or bsrs o. IA
eay OF July ol As the claims against VII - -
lSeI- q n H;1I'MSN .Iy ne isAn,
fsbl-w4t-pr'zfees3 --'-''A'O''
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QWt,,iNa5 ma Alal Estate.
Sugar Plantation for Lease

STU ATE ON HEI.O Bi AT PRESENT
esSSs u the occupancy ~ Aiko-
For further particulars, enquire of W. II. PEASE
222-3m
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ID. c. WATERMAN 8 CO..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Fcal attention paid o; the Whalire Fleet hy
tie furnishing % fuul-. purchase AMI e n EyciIn~-, OIL
Bone General Nercianlise the procuring of Freight
REFERENCES
Mess-s. I-,,r Howl ,Sn. ia. x Co View Bedford
". 81. r PoFs Esq. do"
N0H.Ay. Stone y CO., san Francisco.
NCRUEl * MERRLL, do loo-u
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IL. STANGENWALD. VI. d..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

Lat New York City DispauSsry Physician. member Of
M-coG Ghirurcl College and OF the Pathological soci
0f N-v Nnra.
Ollie Al Dr. Judis Dru. Store. Street Residence
Nuuauu Valley opposite that Of 4. -. Hail. Isl. 21j-
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j. WORTH.

Dealer in General Merchandise, o Hawaii Ships supplied
with the shortest notice, reasonable terms
Bills Of exchange wanted l-tf
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Commercial Advertiser.
For iLe C0m'I Advertiser.
LIE F..

For the C0mT Advertiser.
LIFE.
Why -houI youth Away - signing,
While nature. repI~te uith bsr charms
AMI Tines with his hour-glass flying
Around spread his aIarms'
Let u look at each grain % the sand,
~ a year to be- sp-ut Without sorrOw
AMI glide through tiis life hand in hani.
AMI dream not o cares on the nIorrUE.
Lst's away, to some sha6e where are flowers,
Where natures sEeet chCgusters sing
There whisper of JOYS u b. ours,
While happiness through the soo-Is ring.
Wen breathe I'll. sweet fragranc. together,
That's waited from ernbl-Ias q love,
And zip from the goblet measure
Of joys that are shell from above
Thus live, unaioyed ~ the hand
20 dull care who each moment Oft Gu1ws,
To mix With that portion of sani,
A few moments q Hfe's bitter -orrows
And while Time with his sickle Is moving
The years Is they pass o'er each head,
Wen weep not or aye that Is growing,
Bat tears - pure joy xiI sbei.
T,sen away to some Wild shady bower,
AMI meath it, broad leafy retreat,
Wen rob the sly IeE-,Iruf- each hour,
Of their inys,-as they fall ty feet
oh what happiness yet can b. had,
And giveH 70 those who will prove
As fsilhinl as lie who created,
eur fsFns for devotiosIa love.
YnETTE.
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=. n. EMERSON,
w. \. AEDRICH.

Waalua, Oahu, Dealer General Merchandise, Country
Corn, Beans. bananas, Butter Eggs, &c.
53-t
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ROLES " CO.,

Ship Chambers and Commission Merchants aul Dealers in
General Merchandise Lahaina, Whaltrs fI ished
At shortest notice, exchange for goods
hills
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importer Dealer in General Merchandise; Commission
the Of Sugar, Moasses and Coffee and other
Island Produce. the LIrE AMI NETCALF Plan
COnsEnmrnts Of all kinds Of Island Produce
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TIE PACIFIC
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
I. Published Every Thursday Morning.

NuplPr- fsrsarlei to foreign - 50 rr ann
r % American postage thu -VTaz. q .-vFa-i
ing hru from the office % puulcat1u AlpIp- 81. American
EIrupetH Ir' Si have T. States T1--ae -I-r1.
which Ill pTryent any American portage being cHir-ts
s.4ri-ll-ry. Foreign s,.-n-r- no H. can have their
rar-rs flrslrlei through the Hawaiian mails.
E2rzs At WHICH 8Dvg-rI=zsfs.s- VIII Pr ruAraru.
AI;rll.i-ut lvert-Irr.ts ns.rtpaJ -r t-.
tearh suhselu-lt do -ts.
gI.n-~s caris- fnat exceeding. Iiu--l Per a-uur = Gj
Zach asiiiti19al liue.I -..... 80 cls
- Payable always in ldyIuca. r
sIrs LIvts- mot esc-uz 10 il-- Il
Each 7uhs@4Iert ir-e- -tipn-
CrirrzetT ADvEsrt will t charged the f.i,.iu. rats
payable ~ the end d each quarter
Far tre- thr of - Iine per quarrs s.
sl-furh u column So OI
auttif H column, column 50 90
Fsr Whole eclImn quarter 81 80
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J. &. SPALDING.

Iu,rrtr and Commission Merchant Honolulu, Oahu =
AGENT Tor Thi1a Co.'S Boston aud Sandwich Island
Packets
AGENT FOR
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TuoMAS SPENCER.

ship Chandler. General Merchandise, and Commission
Merchant Honolulu uahu,S l. keeps constantly on hand
lu every description Of goods
iur-i by wi.aeships aud Others.
Shipping all kinds If groceries, provisions &c.
al shortest the lowest market prizes.
II Money advanced for wars' bills the lowest rates
= ln5-ff
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NOTICE
TO ADVERTISERS AND <UBSt RIBERS

ohiusri> funeral
intended only G" heny6t udvtUaI', De cargtd
advsriis-
Ndset-eo's syi IT, larger typ usual, sut
Iect tn heavier clrar-r~
~ suhScriptu The Commercial Advrr
'is-H -Hr7.ts ARE l-,t.ihly rNvArIsFIl ausANtf.
j. NJ tra>r-t al rrr-inrtS v. D., inserted unless
gtrn.
~ Cor<larle,rrg from l part. Of r Pacific viii aiusy
a~ very Srg.P Pas'lr-
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CASTLE ~ COOKE.

Importers Wholesale and Retail dealers iu General Mer-
chande, the Old stand Of the King and school
streets, near Church. Also the store
formerly occupied rs G IL. Nicholson in King street, oppo
lO1-u
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degree of the material upon which the federal
government has to rely, and reflects great
credit upon those engaged in the action II ID
evident that whatever strength and courage
can accomplish VIII be accomplished by the
men of the North; and already they have dis
played their superiority over the rebels, both
in military tactics and hard, unfinching pluck.
With such men, fighting for such cause as the
preservation Of this, our glorious Union, and
with such spirit as fires more than twenty
millions of loyal hearts, who can doubt of ths
result
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The steamship Northern Light, Captain Tinkle.
paugh, which left Aspinwall on May Is, bringing
sS7s,2ll in treasure, the mails and passengers
which left San Francisco on the 18th ult. arrived
at this port yesterday. Her news from California
has been anticipated by the overland pony
express.
The news from Central and South America is
almost entirely devoid Of interest. Not syllable,
not even rrmor, comes from the interior of New
Cranada; but the Isthmus people continue to be
alarmed at the talked Of invasion by General
hiels. The General IukeptApt Of that State had
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THE NAVAL ESGAGEMENTs.-The engagements
which have taken place within few days past
between the steamers Star and Thomas Free
born and the Sewall's Point battery, as also
those between the Thomas Freedom, Pawnee,
Anacosta, Yankee, Resolute and Reliance
and the batteries at Aqua Creek. showed
in surprising manner the accuracy of
fire on both sides Every shot was re-
markable for its precision, whether fred
from steamer or shore, and either took effect
where it was intended or failed only for want
of sufficient length of range. Both sides had
riaed cannon, aud fired quick and straight Of
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
wrnvER GARDEN, Broadway. opposite Bond street.
OuR AxKRIcAk Cousin At Hohx.
LAURA KKENE's THEATRE, No. Ga Broadway
SKvEN SISTERS
NEW sOwERY THEATRE, owery.-HAxLrr-MAGic
TRUMPsT-5nyGGLER's DAUGHTER
BARNUNs AMERICAN MUSEUM. Brcsdway-Dy
SEA LIoN, 0THKx CuRI0srixa
BRYANTs MINsTRELs, MechAuics' Han.-4f2 Broad.
way SVgLSsQUxs, Songs, DANCES, &o--kuoGED FAITH
NIBLO'5 SALOON, Broadwsy.-LLoYp's MusrRrLs II
BysLzsaoxs, "'sGs, DAxoxs, &o-NOIsY FAMILY.
IRVING HALL, Irving Place.-QHo. OHKIsry's MIN.
srsxLs IL EraioPIAa sokas, DASoxs, BuaLxsauEs, 10
MKLopEoN CONCERT HALL. No. $50 8roAdway.-
SONGS DANCES BuRLEsoUEs, 90
CANTERBURY MUSIC BALL 685 Broadway.-rIGHr
RorE, SONGS DANCES, BuRLEsoUKs. &C.
sTUFvSsANT INSTITUTE CSC Broadwsy.-Mxr. ANNA
BIsHor's DRAWING Room CONCERTS.
HOPE CHAPEL. TO Breadway.-GEs. Tox THUMBS EN-
rERTAINMnnT.
GAKrIEs UoSOKRT ROOM. 6l6 Brcsdway.-DRAw1No
Rc0n ENrERrAISMKNrs, BALLErs PANToxxEs, FAKcxs 30
AMERICAN MUSIC HALL, "A Broadwsy.-SoNGs, BAL
IxrA PANcOmiMEs, &C.-THK BLACK SHOEMAKER.
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FOLLY OF SENDING UNARMED MEN SOUTH
PROTEST OF GENERAL BUTLER.-Lste and re-
liable Information from Fortress Monroe, given
in another column, places us in possession of
the fact that General Butler has verbally, and
perhaps officially, protested against the sending
of unarmed troops to his command. There are
already now at the fortress, or upon its en-
virons, more troops without arms than can be
supplied with them by the Quartermaster's
Department as it is now situated at the fort. A
few days since the unarmed Naval Brigade,
Colonel Bartlett, arrived at Fort Monroe, in
the steamer Coatzacoalcos, from New York;
and we learn that General Butler actually con-
templated sending them back without disem.
barkation. An arrangement was, however,
subsequently made go that the brigade might
quarter with Colonel Duryee's regiment of
Zouaves until something could be done for
them. The confusion. annoyance and i'll feel
ing such an assault upon the already short
commons Of the Zouaves will create may be
well imagined. Well may Colonel Duryee say
that troobles come not singly, nor by batta.
lions, but by brigades.
Seriously, the folly Of sending unarmed men
10 scene Of conflict ia openly apparent They
are worse than useless They are burthen, a
nuisance, which the already equipped corps
can In no case be reasonably expected to
withstand. Every one knows the esprit du
corps and spirit of rivalry which exists
among companies in the came reeiment-even
amopg squads in the same company. The
sane feeling IS carried from companies to re.
ghnents, from regiments to brigades. How
can II be expected, then, that any regiment
already equipped and in wsrlike trim in every
respect, can patiently behold the invasion Of
their camp. the occupancy of their tents, the
seizure o; their provisions, by regiment with
whom they have no sfiliation, unarmed, I'M
equipped, unprovisioned, and worse than use.
less in time OF battle Patience under such
circumstances Is certainly not one of the SOL
dier's virtues.
Ss,d 40 more uasrmsd nen 70 Fortress
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the mark. This Is the more remarkable, as for
forty years we have been at peace, if we may
except our short war In Mexico, and goes far to
show that we have lost noae Of that efficiency
which distinguished our navy in the War Of
1912, and that we are formidable by ses IS well
as land
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THE SKIRMIsHING IN VIRGINIA AND MARY
LASD-The brilliant skirmish at Fairfax,
az also that in the neighborhood of
Alexandria, and at Williamsport, have
shown the stuff of which our troops are made
These three engagements took place in the one
cay, in addition to that between the United
States steamers and the battery at Aqua Creek
and are signs by which we may Judge that
battle on large scale cannot be long deferred
The concentration of the rebel army in yir-
ginia, and its consequent proximity our own,
is constantly bringing the picketsinto collision,
and it is very probable that some one
of these will act as the fuse IN throwing
the two armies into direct conflict within a
very few days.
The bravery and dash of the cavalry COM
papy under Lieutenant Tcmpins, in charging
through the village Of Fairfax and cutting
down the enemy, Is characteristic in the highest