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Int,r,nilrn rrer. K.ntsckr.

Lrirgtos, ny, oct Collaboration fron
Camp Wild Csi says, that Zollicoffer has re-
treated beyond I,oudOD. and is supposed to Ia
falling back 10 Cumberland.
Forty. three mounted rebels, armed With Unil-
u States muskots revolvers and bowie knives,
cOIfssssdly bound FOR tho rebel army, wer. sur
ruun ed a 4 taken prisoners by ~ Home Guard,
undtr Cap. Crsddcck and MijCr Buckncr, slSo
four othF mon and ~ horses. The former were
aiding cavalry men TO eecsps,
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RnPuBIIcAH COUNTY CoHvKHIIoE-EE-
poRsnAnHr or BRowS, TIM Uxgos NOM.
Hms, ron SHnRrFY The Republican County
Convention met on Saturday evening, and their
own candidate, Stewart having sent In his
resignation, II was unanimously resolved 10
adopt the following ticket For Sheriff, Jo-
siAh ". Brown. For County Clerk, Joseph
HoIia PS suposvisor, oriSos Blunt. Ror
Coroner, Lewis NaumAm, Il. Collins, Jshn
Wildey, J. W. Ranncy.
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"Ihsre il one consolation 10 be derived from
NE action at Bivsrds Ferry, and but one that
ve,see. Our soldiers, from beginning to end, be-
hsv,d Themselves with tho utmost gallAn'ry
ard oo,fucss Prom their lender Col. Baker,
who Ia ssid to have p;onouced the order 10 move
his death warrant, which he so molly oSecpted
with his own h,nd, 10 the lowest private, there
waI no lnehing while Il was possible
TO Sight Hsnred in a. they Wers b.
tween a greatly superior force and m i'm.
p.ssabls sirsam, and constantly EXPOSED W n
murt0ous Are hom covsrts, they yet stood tSei;
ground with the determination of yetArsD1
Every man AZ one Ct the Rhode Island guns wa
killed In bis place, leaving il to he worked by
tie oficss 1hs whole Of tho MTsaehusett.
Fifteenth regiment would have allowed itselt "a
be snnihlsied u IL had not been withdrawn by
command. IL 1t was, some Of the compute;
Lost nearly two thirds Of heir men. The Cali
frria and TamnAJy regiments wero feArcely
leT Conspicuous for their v>lor."
Tho above commsn. upon disrtrJus hut no
role action. is from the Eo~ing Post. Tb
wAAhing,ou corrssposdent q the same pap
thus eXplairs Tia occasion and object Of th
novemcnt:
Ge=1al MCCLELLAN i'sued gorersl q
der fer NE crossing Ct the Potons; At
Reconnaissance upon its Virgins shor
GsuerAl Store ordered Colonel De ius 70 GRO
and make careful reconnOisarce. lie did .
got into severe skirnhh with ths rebels, Al
Colonel Baker vss rent over 10 his relic
There Ia no eVidsace In the w5rld TO show ras
ness On the part Of Baker, bu', on the contrar
II ia cer,an that no croeed the rivtr under c.
sunsAncss Of great risk and dsnge', with Il
genaous object Of reseHing fie poor felio'
who were 0. ught In bad trp,
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xhe Pacific Telegraph.
CossrntsiAtsry Dispatches.

Warrington, Oct N.-Siince Friday, whn
the Pacific and Atlantic telegraph was oponed,
the President has received q number Of dis
patches over that line.
Gov. Dowrey, Of Cslfuria, mTeses, IN the
nABe u the people u that STATE, thor congra-
tulAions at tho completion Of the noble enter
prise that places them IN immediate communal.
sation with the capital and with th,ir fallow-
citizens IN the east. May the gslden links Of
the Con titution eyer unite US happy and free
people.
Tho President and Secretary Of tho California
PioneoTs, Tho oldeat or ganiEstion on the Pacific
coAt, Sand greetings to the President Il the
United States, ~ q society loyal, and ~ . state
loyal, they pray God to save one and lndlvlsbls
eur glorious Union.
Ls,and Stanford sends from Sacramento Die
following:
To-Day California 10 lat a seconds distance
fcvm the national capital. Her patriotism with
electric current tbrols responsive ~ that oil her
sister states, and holds civil liberty and union
above all price.
The Grand Division q the Sens Of Temper
snce send tho following:
10 tho lTcbiucnt ~ tue Onltc1 JtntcS :
Greeting, Liberty, Union, Temperance, sne
and irseparablc, forever.
by order.
(Signed) JoHN WADE,
T. G. ". p.
The Mayor q Stockton transmits as follow
Stockton sends greeting TO your Excellency,
with the assurance that she Is true 10 tho Con-
situation and the Union and for the thorough
crushing out Of rebellion.
Gov. Nye, in behalf of the Territory Of Neva-
d., dated Carson CITY says;
Mountain bound, Nevada avAils herself OF tho
earliest opp, rtunity 10 send upon the wings Of
| lightning 10 her national home, assurance o.
her flisl attachment to tho Union "a framed by
our fathers, and her earnest sympathiei viii
thoso who are striving to maintain il.
The following Is dated from the capitol Of Car
sen City, Nevada Territory, through her ars
legislative Hsembly:
T0the President and Peopls Of the u. States
-Groetings-N,vada Tor Il. Union, ever true
and loyal. The last born OF the nation will b,
the last to desert the flag. Our aid to the OK.
tent Of our ability can DO relied upon to crush
rebellion.
QSgncD j. L. VAN MKELw,
President.
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political NOTICES.

Tho Usisn must and shall be Preserved
GRAND RATIFICATION NESTING Of tho Pes
Pies Union County rcke, and the Peoples 1tsle
10 Con ,na' I m.d7 :. s,ra%,e w, H. ISL
1851. The people q the Cnunty OF New York,
without dinnction Of party, invited TO assemble
Ia Mass ttirg a. the Cooper destitute, on MON
DA Y EVENING, OF. %, 1891, Al ~ o'clock. 70
rttify thu Nominations made By ihe Peoples UCd N
SlhVsntun OF the following candidates
Judiciary
Supreme Court THOMAS W CLERKE.
Superior oDuu} LR~,s J. W0o0RUFF.
Marine Count .HITAM kErCHUA, sH
District Anorn.y ABRAHAM X. LAWRENCE in.
supeTy .Sor. ,......ORls0N BLUNT.
Sheriff. ........,,JOSisH w. Brown.
COuLty Cork. JOSEPH HOXlE.
C0foHeTs.
Capt JOHN wILDEY EDWARD COLLINS.
The allowing speakers viii address the meet
ing;
Hon. DANILL 4. DIOKlN3ON,
II N. JAS T. BRADY,
Hon. IRA HARRIS,
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD,
JAS. X. WHITING,
HORACE GRFELEY,
THOMAS FRANCIS NEAGHER.
HENRY J. RAYMOND,
HENRY q MURPHY,
WIN CURTIS NOYEa, and others.
TIE Union County Men of Now YORK. vithoos
distinction Of parry, who deare 90 sustain the uoN-
eTlment In the vigorous pr secution ot
THE WAR FOR OUR UNION
are expected n convene In their strength proparaS
tory 10 united vote at the Polls In AoVenbsr
Rsxt The hearts n the Pc pc Of Nsw York bsAt
only for 49, Union. Snd liz voice must proclaim INA
ropHRr RpAryY A."' oD' .ty
WA. q. coNNoR,
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ENRON SUs TN this mornings iAsue Of the
SUE there sppesrod in the "Wssts" an sdvsr-
tisemsnt for "dfty girls" purporting TO have
emanstod from me. Will you please correct the
same by stating to your readers that never
caused the advertisement to appear in your jour
nal. 1t was the work Of some individual pos.
seesing moro money than good ssnSe
JAS G, PoPK, 20 Ann street.
New York, Oct. 26th, 1861.
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Pcns.,iysnIn nlli,.ry Ana,,..

H1rrisJurq, Oct. q 1t spp.srI from .risiAl
data hat Pennsylvania has TO- 600 mes in the
felj, .nd 80 additional regiments ssgaaiGlng,
army q ever 100, Geo mon, besides having ma
teIIal for 30 additional reginents, &c needed.
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DEPARTURE OF MISSIONARIES voE CHrHA
Quite an interesting scsne occurred on Sliur-
day last, at tho foot d 1lth street, East River.
prior 10 the dcp'rturs ID the Po-Yang for Hong
Kong, China. A party Of missionaries, con-
s,,ing Of the Rev. NcsTs. George, Roberts and
Jsnvier, with their wives and families, were
among the pssengers bound for Chin, and =
number Of cl,rgymen belonging To the Presby-
tsrinn Bosrd OF Foreign Missions were in at
tendance to sheer and encOurase the travellers
in thoir Csrisisn undertaking. Tho Rev.
Messrs. Krehs and Lowrie offered up suitab',
prsy,rs, and other ceremonies f an affecting
character took place, Tho Po-Ys.g sailed
about noon. She carries an armament Of sir
guvs with q otw Of twniy. sight msn, to b,
prepared to give any privsteers that may maxi
th,ir appearance Q warm reception. Captain
George Brifgr, Of III, old Collins line, com
msnds tho veHel.
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RECRUITING IN THE CIrY.-The examining
ply Sicilns at the White street Arsenal, wore
ivory busy on Saturday in the work, Of eKami-
nation. They passed soae go volunteer that
had been gathered from the recruiting Office.
snd ssmpI They accepted more than GOO men
during Iass week. At No. 70 White street the
shioess Wcre overwhelmed. 1t 10 not knoEli
precisely how many soldiers were there sworn
into the services but enough Is known to rsndsr
1t osrtain that recruiting u progressing with
great rapidity, though without display. No
one need fear CONSUMPTION.
Nor docs any one fsar drafting, 20 far as may
b glssnod from the oplaiOns 81 Our citizens. 1t
seems to be geuaAlly conceded by gentlemen
who have given sttsntiOn to the subject, that
New York win BE- able 20 supply the last man
a her qasts within fartnight But ID must b
sddsd Inst thers arc lsngthsnsd visAgss, here
end thare, snd that their vsaEers are Losing
hOps. They are, happily, minority.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

usiIswaJr Ointuse.t sad PiIis-Ts oare
my Coughs srd Co da rub the Ointment into your
throsi and oLss. Take tha Pills at sAms time loi
Voice frou Jorusalem-Ths Rev ]. r.
NEWMAN, la,e y return al from q visit 70 Jauss-
fn, will deliver . 10 tuTa n 'Psestins and Ne
6srrsd PlAces," H. the ALIAS q N. n. Church, Nor
folk 81 tes Gtal d and Boone on Tuesday oysn-
ING, Oct. W, 1881, al u o'clock. Ileksta - osnAa.
h BE- bad :, hs door the evening Of tho lsctsrs.
osas s.lN
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4bc OmcInI yeto OF CaI,r.n,a.

50. Lovis, Oct % The official vote for Gov
ernor in CsliiornA WAS Incorrectly tIsnsnittss
over the wires. II should DO ss follows
Stanford, Republican. ........ DC, 1896
BlConnell, Breckinr dye Dam. .3l151
Comes, Douglas Dem. ....... 10000
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MILITARY NOTICES.
Rally Ars.sd IAe " Old Gu.ArA-S
1Sr SCOTT LIFE GUARD,
nh RRlIMFND n Y VOLUNTEERS,

Colonel A. w. TAYLOR.
By orior az Gen. Dix, this regiment VIII bs IN
eresAed tho q. Q. Gu es7n-Ent Standard o. lscte
uren immsdiAAaly.
A few more able bo<isd rocrults will b acOa,,sds
hoee lvNing seen sTvios prafdr1od
THIS reg.nneni vas organised APgll I'D. 1881. b.
the "Sooa Life Guard military orgAnlseton
COMPOSED Of thoss who Vsl u ths Asxiosn Was
undes Gen. BoOtt.
This roe lnleat has service ~ Newport rsssns
vA, aud Ia now staiiouei Al nAvTs DO 0Tsoo, Nd.
Recruiting ofos lAl Grand q, boa Kim 81 and
Broadway. -
MAJ. WV. JASusot', Hyus. JAZZ. MCDONALD
Rsrr1iIHnq Ohhosrs osib 1ssl1r
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LAnGH Bnr-DSctOr Augustin Barker, Of
Imminent celebrity, brought into oar ofico, On
Saturday, a best raised in his garden, In Brook
lyp, Of huge Dimensions. 1t was 2j inctss long,
10 inches round, and weighed eleven and q
quarter pounds This is vury good fr city gar
denin0
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GBBStAS UHoN LEAoUE.- The Gcrnsn
Union LeSgue have decided to take up r. l.,
Vults for Sh@if, In place Of ]. ", Brown,
md TO substitute A. z. Lawrence tho Union
candidate, for District Attorney, In place Of
James n Smith.
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RLTIYIoATIoS NKKrno A mass meeting
to cpdrss tho Pc plo's Union county and state
tickets is to DO held at the C.opr Institute
shis evening. A number d distinguished speak
era are annsuncod.
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INV York Internationally report TO
Octob~ 25tb, 1S61-RemAining on Oct. 18Th,
sss; admitted to Oct 25th, 80; discha-ged,
cared or relieved, 80; died, G; remaining at
date, $50. Males, f5l; females, 81.
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A q q 1.-The sfilccrr and ss.mbers Of
the above srdsrA are requested o. attend general
meeting, II lee held ut biua ria Hal, ~ Prince at,
Tuesday evening, o. 29th, at o'clock, preGse-
ly. Punotus tesdsn's IL requested. ~ order Of
JOHN kAGUlRR, G. L. JOHN A. KENNY, a.
D. OBS 2'iI1
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The Knnav,b. p,.,e EIec,,,,.

WLeeliag. KsnGVhS, OF. 25.-Pmthm 70.
p'Fis from different couaties show that 'DiviS-
ion" hrs carried almost unanimously. The vots
Is not iull owing 10 the prevalent disturbaases.
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Bdsgor, Me-, Oct % Tho extensive foun.
dry ~ machine shop Of M,ssa Hinckley s
Elery, in this city, was ep,ir,ly destroyed by
bro today. Loss sbout S2j, O0Ci insurance,
& 10 100
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Tux Times ocrePontont at Hat'era' Inlet
gives an interesting account of a meeting Of
loyal citizens in Hyde county, n. G., which
was addressed by Hon. CHARLVs II. PosrBR
Of Hsrtford County, and oIhef', IN 1t which
resolutions reafIi a,ins loyalty 10 tho National
G Jvsramont, and senouhcing that Of tho Can
federa.e, were adopted
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Abaay OF. 2T.-Ihs National Union Cam
miitse, the old American orgsnisation. nsl
here saturday evening and adopted The whole
whom thsy substituted TsllnAdge. They alss
endotsed the nomination of Theo. Mile for
Justice Ct tho Supreme OOHrt.
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and tn sven.s. v~dict IN ssoocssnss via
hs sbsvs facts.
KILLED NJ RAL11ra THnouoH A Scurxx.
-CUons Schirner held an inquest al BsIlsvxs
Hospital, upon ths bsdy Of Teresa Mnths, M.
tive Of Irslsnd, sgsd So years, who died fou. ne
efects Of injuries accidentally resolved BY fan
ing through . scuttls at No. 224 Klissbsth
street Deceased visa an intempsrats woman,
and this fact probably hastsned her death. VerS
dict accidental death"
KICKED nj A HonsB--PStrisk Cailshsn,
employed in the stables corner Of tth avenue
and 10th S,rsst, was severely injured By ehs
kick q a horss. The injured man was taken
to Bellevue Hospital for medical treatment
ScILDbD TO DEArH.-Csreline Rs.ss, .
child about four year. I'D, was scalds< TO death
at No s9s Hudson ct, on Saturday nigst, BY
the accidental upsetting Of kettle Il boiling
vsi.r. Coroner Schiraer held an Inquest ~.
on the booy.
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Meeting OF tho Aroh No. o2-Their rsGa-
lar monthly eetng Will tAts plsce on Tuesday,
the S9tn, sd " sta ave business Of importAn0a
Is T. lie HsDs,c'ed. ny order PATK HcPARk
LAND, Pres. EDwD. CUNl5KBY, Boo. iGs
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THO Oflcers and Members of No. ~, A. q.
II, . requested b sueud at Ihdr meeting room In
Tth sv', bo, j6Ih and 5Tth Eis Tuesdsy evening.
the 99th inst, 10 pay up all Gr'As, or their names
vi | lie GrASed from tho m Ky. BY order r. McIM.-
ROY, Pres j. CONLEY. Sec 1GT
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observation-disclosures tuesday, w1l
be the last day Of registration.
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A Temperance Prayer n e-tirE win bc
held Ia tne Kugs Church neI II don. On Nom
day evening, OF 2sgh, commenting ~ U'esoE.
r invitation Is 10 AZ. DANIEL GALgRAIru,
plenft. b
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RcK SoLDIEn--1bero are now at the City
Hospital, 12o sick soldiers belonging to differ
snt volunteer regiments.
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Coz. RalEDMAH IVES last woek sutkoissd BY
Che War Departments % raiss snotber 70 Siaens o
oavs.ry, ard . isttsr from tho Assistant Secro-
t.V q War was sent 10 Gov. Curtin In fur
thsranos u that object. 008t,.
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TRANSPORT v1.RKT.

The Transports carry bs,vy @dn'ncs snd
nuee; two frame house.; an innenss nunbs'
d tricii; ssovsl-, pick, hoiss., wagons 'urt.
baa's, and every srtlclo Es .ded fT camp Ign.
They are all armed;
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hers of New YORK Lodge No. 8, A. r. A, are 70.
quceted to h. puctua IA Aitei.da CO At their Iodgu
ROM, Convent HSll) lTt Wooster Of, on Tsss-
day evening, OFT 9th ls6', at X o'c'osk, for the
trs9saotion Of business II rreGt Importance. ny
order ~ tho l edge, TAOS. BLACK, W. N. CHAS
n. JESsUP, X q ITO
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DUN DOAr YLHEr.
Tbe fleet a steam gun bosV Is we'll mannsi
nd armed. Some u then the Unoiilld, 5ess-
~, Ps-,b,nd AID Od1asa, each curry enc 11-inch
Dsblgr,n, enc ParDtt rihsd gun, and two a.
tSrpd houizsrr. 1hsv are
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F-rth.- News. 500 THIRD Ps~e.
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Msyfswer, (ferrybost) Philadelphia, Gerry.
bsat.) Baltimore, Q,ryboat) Elgl-, Gerry
bolt) Star, (fsryboat) PooshontAs, Gerry
boat.) Conuodo. Perry, C.rybost.) Step
ping Stone Whitehall, Ellen, Ethan Allen.
Sdihng Vessels.
Tonsage. Tonnage.
GrSt Republic u, 8, $50 Z-nss Coils 49,. SIS
Oossa Ekprsss. :. ,697 Golden Eagle. Il ,128
Courier ..,....,....- Gem d tho Sea-.
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POSTSCRIPT.

ON ,aI RepoIt OF tho victory st Spsiag
field.
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GENT FNFN's vBsr CuNry.
oua. I 80 and r. ~ Dollar, cab.
Al q. q. ALIENS, ais Rrusfwsy,
one do n kalov c.aA a
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CsIu N bian hair Dye.
PRICE, TWENTY-FIVE Uxrs rxs boz.

yr-s-t~d 10 b ogssl. u nOa sctssr, tran ,sy y,s
Dye nov In use.
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Manufactured ard ku s,isx 80 SOUTH NO
oND ST., WulJAMSSUhG8. Il. i. Yor tis -
Drugg SIS generally. snp HsS'0o
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Great Excitement at Fort La
fayette.
RsrAPR nRAPRIsONER.

THREE SUSPICIOUS VESSELS SEIZED.
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BIEsr = cos

A ch.as a.1 Rsii..l. nalr ov.tII
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ALLEGED ACCIDENT.

A the train from Bal imoCe TO this city, due
here al hall past b o'clock On Fidly evening,
wSs nearing this city, person wa feen on the
tack by the engineer, and tho unfortunate man
was struck by the COW catcher. lie was picked
course q two hours after his sTriv Il hore ON the
train. Tie pspers found upon his person indi.
catd him 10 DO w. L. R0s, First Lieutenant
d the Andersen ZonAves.
BNRTI THOUSAND EEHEis On THE UPPKR
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THE LATEST NEWS.
pT TELEGRAPH 70 rBs T. r. son.
A Brilliant Federal Victory.

From wAshlssfon.
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WILCOX & GIsns
WING MAJ HINEs,
bos BROADWAY.
go. tss
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-28
The Eseigi, of Terror.

By the daily papers, it is announced
that Abraham Lincoln, President elect Of
the UiitedNStates, after his reception at
Harrisburg, was obliged to travel ineogatto
to the Capitol. lie was induced to adopt
this step at the urgent solicitation of Gen.
Scott, who represented that he had proof
positive that an attempt would be made to
murder him if he persisted in his original
intention of going via YORK and Balti-
more. The peril must indeed have been
imminent when the brave old General
tionary measures and Mr. Lincoln, tho
much against his own will, was prevailed
upon to alter his plans and take a special
train via Philadelphia to Washington city
on Friday night.
This is indeed the reign of terror. The
legally and righttully elected Chief Mag
istrate Of the Nation obliged to enter the
Federal Capital in disguise Was the like
ever before heard in civilized country I?
ana what shall we say or the ru1iianlSn
that prompt such diabolical plans as the
murder OF a fellow being-of one whose
only crime is that he is not as theyl
1t is highly probable that had not Mr..
Lincoln resortod TO the expedient Of steal
ing a march on his secret foes, he would
never have reached Washington alive
And to compass his destruction, the lives
of ali in the tram would probably also
have been sacrificed.
This is the first attempt of the kind
let it be the last. Let the supremacy Of
the law be asserted and the lines drawn
SO tightly that those who dig the pit VIII
be the only victims who fall therein.
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Eo Compromise with Traitors.

The Aouataineer of last week SAYS in so
many words that it is the election OF Lin
coin to the Presidency that has caused
the rebellion in the pro-slavcry States
This is So Had John c. Breckinridge
or Stephen A. Douglas been called upon
to assume the reins OF government, it is
highly probable that we would have been
spared the spectacleof beholding the South
in a position ofantagonism to the general
government.
But the PEOPLE, in their majesty, saw
fit to place Abraham Lincoln in that ex-
allied position And what is the result ?
The chiyalry, fnding that the power is
about to be taken from their unworthy
hands-for 1t is an undeniable fact that
poor old Jimmy Buchanan, since his IN
auguration, has done nothing but cater
to the interests Of the South and her pc
culiar institution-rush madly to THEN
doom, sign a ponderous document, and
say that they wish to be henceforth con-
sidered as being out of the Union.
So long as the seeding States do not
interfere with the operations of Govern
ment, we of the North can have no rea-
sonable motive for troubling them. Let
them stay "out III the cold dY-they will see
the folly Of it, by-and-by. Secession was
the result of haste and passion the reac-
ton must come. Even now, all over the
South, a Union sentiment prevails, which
will steadily gain strength
1t has never yet been charged that Lin
cola was elected IN any other than a con-
stitutional manner. But Notwithstanding.
the Republican party is asked to concede
that it did wrong in electing him. That's
what is meant by Compromise Compro-
mise, indeed And compromise with
traitors, especially! We are in favor of
nothing of the kind 1t looks like an at
tempt to bribe cur opponents-defeated
opponents, at that-to allow US to rule
over them.
The fourth day of March is coming
Abraham Lincoln will soon be Inaugural
ted-and, under the firm and steady sui-
dance which he promises 10 exert, we will
see order brought out of chaos, and peace
and quiet restored to the land
La the meantime let our motto be-.No
compromise with traitors"
gSy y bill has been read in the Legis-
lature exemptinga homestead worth $1,000.
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