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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-09


THs LAScAsrRIAs ScHooL-LookHg old ho
Of "The Compiler" yesterday, account of the
ceremony Of laying the stone Of the "Lancsst
rian School" which took place the e7h June 1916,
with great pomp. The citizens assembled in the Hall OF
the Houseot Delegaes and after Grafton aud other
exercises moved in enghele1 procession" to the site
OF the proposed edfee Thc silver plate attached 10 the
corner stone contains the following inscription "1his
ed ice called the Lancastrian School Is dedicated to the
Elementary Principles OF Education, ITO teach the
Young ideas how to shoot and is erected bv the
n6cence Of the Corporate Boy of the city Of Richmond,
aud many worthy, liberal minded citz,ns thereof T
children OF the wealthy taught on the most moderate
terms those Of the poor gratis" We publish the above
a. Renaissance which may interest some Of our elderly
readers Some Of these days propose to visit the Lsnca
tran School, and give account OF the condition Of the
institution may be disclosed to observation. We
have been invited 10 vS the annual examination
if any take place there IL is presumsble that this insti
tuition as well the ward tree schools, -four sAng
inasmuch the good Offices of the press so far
know have bean called into rsqusition to susin
them In any manner We remember that a resolution
was pass ID BY the City Counc few days ago, direct
ing investigation into the propriCty o. iSrg the
free school system OF this CITY, but the nvessg .ton
believe, was never made Certainly, the subject
turned up again in the City Council.
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M HNS-LAEDG.-fes urtcrigl ed has tAciiles iof IA
N kiEs mis- AZ TrsN Lsnt and kRrris, FOR Which there
I,scal Inquiry, and requests saeen desirous Of selling Virgin
ropery Of e1chcngng for other improved uniproVee
ina ~ personal properly 70 sommEacate ~ letter Win hl-
he refers John Less Psytoa, kl AssrraB sulvAn So
. Doe $50 Presdan Exchange BAnk, T. hooh
- E,o President Continental RAnk, HNht Eg Pfssldsr'
- 80 Sf,ss Couuonweath THOMAS BOND,
S-1t - nroaasay v RgH sAfa a
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RHHAWAY IAIL.

united % he aI the CITY OF Richmond, ranA
w uay on ihs Sch day Of June. lsel negro na1 named
vs ~ n suppas-d be about tsenytSo years old very
Su ave f 81 or seven inches high his lsii hand has been
n. cant open H. and his light wrist has bean broken
he avs be bslsnss s Mary Ensih Of sumter Use s0ah
NJ o,sr 4 requested to rvArd property pay
cnALe'' - THOMAS o. DUDLEY,
dfess~ -, H-rg CtV 81 Richmand
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~ s,.St - ~ ~ Nv PErERsoN 90,
- """S' pnEssA
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Va WArES TIJrE2s
W ~ ~. -, o,.itv KEE3EE PARA
81 - Corner 18Th and Cary ereet-
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"BLOOuSBURY', ROR sALs.

TEyHE undersigned sale The TRACT OF LAND eAlrS
bloomsbury" In CuPspsr county, about three nile. f-or
mandy station, containing Hundred Acres ATOMS u
a. istsy sa By W Mzssra Wise and kennedy,
~. ts,hs c. O Becshsm Dr.. Q. from md Wn fife
Ts Yarn situated ueghhorhood remarkably AdAptedN
n, outh wheat nd As The Buildings rsihe. old bu
80 moderate repairs W be Sufficient for The eomiora"le accom-
fsy prsssJ sssr3us o. prrchang nyttee
= an, The place for gHJslVeL We viii merely rensrt hs
49, says ocnsil5d Of lie best farms n hi negb
Sarhoot especially 'Or shsat
r-rrs Niu be IA ia Accommodating.
Dor further nfognGon, apply John Alughts near Way
IsdsbarE oalpsysr Oouniy, G ~ Green cupepu
Ts-tbonse JOHN SLAUGHTER,
$500 HiILC BRADFORD.
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ASSOCIATION. PHILA ADJ L

III Beoeyolcnt nsttuton established by spseia ~
so0uen, Rss o. The SICK and DISTRESSED an eti ~
Vept aad Diseases and especially for the Cue Of D
sass, OF the sexual Organs.
nEDIOAL ADVICE given grats By the Acting safgeon.
VAIuABLE REPORrS Spermat9rrha, and oh-r Diseases
sEuAl Organs and the NEW RI dEDIEs employed NE
sent sealed letter envelopes, ee Of charge I've
:, ibres stamps for postage Acceptable -,
I" saSrs'. "a sKILLN R0UGHTON. Howard Association,
N01lss-ss E.htI-Earr
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AN mailing Ars supply Of the above t.le which
be used either bed ses and can be folded 10 such
nnA tAsi be easily carried under the
Of e army and others respectfully Invited
examine them also have hand number OF Camp B.oos
and Cots T. C HOWE,
Governor ST. between Main and Franklin, ind
myi6 18th at, between Main and yrankln, op Cap k9r.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-08-10

Mr.. Bro, the gentleman who was captured
at B 4ll's Ron witl Congressman ELY, has bean
'el's,sd As an Enklishua,, and has returned.
lIa sts'ss that among the officers whom he
encountered while a prisoner vas Col, JoADAE,
frmsrlY q thu War D,psrtm'nt, who boAsted
bst h. bad Tec,lvsd before the attack at
Balls Ran, a cipher dispAtsh from some wall.
iLfUrmsd p.tsOn within our lines giving full
dst'is OfoOr movement, Including tbs fu par
icplIs of the plAa Of bat 10, the um1 ~ Shlch
psrst,ons would eom1sneo. sna the nu InLo.
n our uoops.
BiAUbEoARD be do crlbss AZ q man on tho
sst UTH wi b rhs priv.t Z bis army, king
and Rlking vii them q1!,s as fresly, at isast,
as with bis officers, ava eujoytDR littla bottsr
sctomno 'stion than The common s0ldisra
Mr BnG sa,s that on ths whu,s our prison.
.rt are well treated. Bat the ZJulvss are st
Richmond, Gagged 10 factory with bas
,hrouga which the pope star, a. than as .
cunCti'y
The oflc.rs at Manassas spp 4red 20 b. very
much plsassd wtth Ihs bearing OF th- Pfpou.
.ra snd socks IT thsm as brave nd hn utAbla
ner. The Hon ALFRRD Eli 10 well lrsatsd
.bI NAV be released.
Col. CoAooRAs h 10 Richmond. His ~ound
slight ous, bu, he Ia In delicate health.
Col CAumRoH was thot by Cul. WADH
HAMPTON, Of South Csrolins, (rho aftT ~srdl
met hts dIath In tbs &C lion) In revenge for ,h.
loss Of bsphsv, II, appaaT, 10 have devoted
bis attention TO shooting ofticsrs, with rife
handed bin by his men. He fred twice .,
Col, CAMkRoE, who tell At the second shot.
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To. activiti a. present exhti1 ~ In the Phils
delpdis Navy Tstd is wfhout psscsdsnt In ths
histsry Of the country. rhs nun Dsr OF laboters
and mechanics employed. exclusive OF offic,rs,
: sss. tbs new slo,p of war Tuse irvra
which was t. hsvo been launc nchei 10 ninety
days after laying the k'os viii bs lAuschsd
within that lime. SAs IA Of the same dSnen-
sions ~ the VS. oning, bstlt some ~, y-sfs
ego, as folio vs. extroms length, 227 feet;
breadth OF beam ~ feet; depth Of holdl IG
feet; depth Of wsosr with armament and every
thing aboard. 10 isst aad will carry 4 bs ttsry
Of four S2pouh dots As broadsids Cyans, and Two
ll'inSh or 40 pound Dahlgrsn pivot guns
amitehips. IIe9 frame 10 oas lhs most sab.
danaisl that h.S ever bees puy In a ahip, hsinR
well sasoned live euh.
Ths burqushsanA is on the stocks. Ten
caJs more are required, and shS will To Ia
readiness for sea. The Louisiana, q be.utisul
propsllsr, built 10 run bot sesn Mobile and New
Oiinans, has bean purchased By the govern
msat: bhs 10 undergoing repairs and being
rsr sformsd Into q man or war steamer. She
Will carry sattsry osfour 80 FOUNDERS. The
rs~nus Guitar, Pnilir .Allsp, 10 also undergoing
fspairs: sho ID nearly rsady. The work now
bsinG done q very osvsrs, Aad the men are
aopt constaEtly engaged.
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kEIIcJ OF rHE BLACK Ho asa CAvALRr-
In all parts Of our city at th, present time,
relics Of the Black Horss CAvslry,"s title
by the way much akin TO ARrrMos wAsDs
"BAldinsvills Mounted Hoes Cavalry" are ss
plenty ~ good intentions In pl.c, which III I'll
be nsm,less, and which Ia said 10 BE- paved with
than. We have not yet hard Of any cannon
taken from this famous corps, bat almost every
other srticls, the nam. Of which Is taken Ia
vain by cur volunteers waiting to be 6tt,d out,
b" been captured fron the n, and 1t seems as
II all had bOsn sent to this city. BALL &
BLACK exhibit long cavalry sword, "taksn
{ Om the Black HOrss Cavalry" Several other
ssons In Broadway post eOnspIsuou,,y hsu
aud pistols "tatsn frcn the Black Horss
Cvalry."- A novelty shop on the B,- -sry dis.
plays heavy sabre, "t.ksn from the Black
HOrs, Cavalry" Members o. the cath brought
hone quits variety OF twaTds, eAutssns, &c Z,
"iAksn from the B Aek II roe J.valry." FINALLY,
the BBs Office has managed 10 ostain Tor ,As
-dorhmsnt d its counting room, q tAvags
10, kirg dix and hat plume. "tstsr from the
Black Horss Cavalry In . short tine the
plan may become quits fs.slbl. to arm ana
,quip AZ lsa,t q company, by general subisrip
tion OF these relies Of the foe.
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sIIg mis- sOUhI CONvANsIoN,
The State Saved,
STATE OFFICERS ELECTED.

JeBsrsoR City, July 30.--Ths Convention to-
day dec arsd vacaut ,ha ofic6s Of Governor,
Ltsutsosnt Cove nor and Secretary Of STATE, by
aVHs q 56 e. 20.
Tss seats of tho members of tho prt ant Gen.
stAl Ae.subly ~ers also declared vacant by a
voc OF 90 I, %.
The Convention also ado ytsd wIthou, ma eri-
al a ts'stinn the shOls bsltnee Of the report Cl
thr G mmit,es Of Eight as hsrs ofcr reported
Ins CInveDrOn " II 10 oirow sppjut Pro
vitiotG Governor Lieu euaut G5ysrnor aud
Sec-s'ary ~ State.
Jaogo GAMBLE Of 81. Louis JoHN Is. HKs.
DEEsos; and Gel srsl TH0MA8 l.. Pace are
'p ksL a a. Gov, rnor II al 9s Ufion msn
The Convention will doubtless adjourn to-
morrow.
Jt6uson Ciy, Juiy 81 The Q nv. n'ion this
mOI.u < elected hAMn1os Il. GAMGLv, a.
81 Lous G1yerror Ot 81 50 un by Gs woes ;
NuLAEu Z. BAL, Lisutensnt q lvtrnor, bv
nl via; .ud Mo- Dk,AI OIvER, S orstary OF
ssia, BY 81 vo'sS. lbs opposition w,rs OK
ussi from voiirg, as they protss cd against
be IOV'r OF this Convention. No vot,s we're
eAsi agan't any u the cav didstsF.
Gov. 0AMoLS will be iran sura'ed In the
G, nVertiou Il 2 O'Clock r. M al o the l. 81.
tsnsn Gevtrro' and Secretary Of Safe. TIE
slectlon OF the Goysrnsr was received with loud
apDlsusf.
TIE INVENTION will doubtless adj this
eveLing or Tomorrow morning.
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Ths Union moating at Corvallis, Oregon,
was attendsd by over Q 600 persons.
The Ala Cdiif6rnid has publish d the names
Of the following civilisas 10 Califyrnia, who
have bean tducatoi a! West Point -HENAY
w. HALS.4cK, Locus II ALLEs, TH. .MAl
ID. JOINS HkrRI NAoLEE, and A p. Carr
rESDKs Of San Fran ciicl, and GAYS J. Cours
0f San Diego, are the only gra iuaJes OF Wsl.
Point now retired TO civil life In California.
Wool growinR b raIidly Increasing In this
Hawaiian Islands. rhs record shows thu. In
1Si5, 800 pounds wers shipped. From 1915 70
1854 ths shipments Of wool had only incre As ID
u II, 8l6 pounds. Since then, ths breeds h ava
been greatly improved, aud the II, ks better
attended. La 1860, the clip exp'rt.d was
u 81 pounds, wriis up to May, 1861, already
q GiJ pounts have been shipped, 20, i84
. unt7 Cf which went In one vessel alone, to
L euIsn.
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40 Year, Of age, hu manners ar. u-o.t.pt .,tiou.
and simple. BE attsnss personality 70 the
slightest dstsils In his amy, and no,ic.. sv.yy
br..h OF duty. snd punishss II undinehingIy;
wofds and actions with : devotion ,hs, no
words can express. He takes soldI.rs fare with
the rest end has no better bed than the Az. ~
recf uit In the army. IL he SEES man without
shocs OF proper o'hine, he s,nds beth tor biur
and bic captsin 70 come 10 his quarters sup
pliss the msn's wants himfelf, aud r,primani
the oficer. He holds his oflcsr- Ia every cas-.
RESPONSIBLE sos the oomfcst OF th.ir mon.
Gsn,tsi MoCLEII AN generally wsa,s IN.
slppls blou's ottbs ri6smsn without even the
stsrrec -sh, ul'sr straps 70 osnote bis rank.
Whom hi. line is on the msrcb, he Il ever
suoSg the m.o, vi h kind and chesring
wtrt for evsiy csmpsnyi Q pleasant look. or
n,nd 's.st.. or hearty grssp Of toe hand for
brousht on speaking terms by bus,nse; ans
In eight be is always At the front u the
column In the thicksst Of the dagger, sucou
raging bis soldiers By chssrisg words and
fear'ses dssds.
In Washington he Is IN, oSssvsi Of all Oh.
ssrverh bat be ssems unoon c'ous Of the attan-
ton he ercstsa. He rides through the city, aud
Vi.its the diff.rsnt military posA win an
aosnt and preoooupisd 40 oearancs, O, 10 ha
we're thinking Of fAr different matters than
thoss sroui him, bat be hears everything,
ssss sv'rythtng. and jndges Of the qualities ~
the men srouad him With rare sagseity. II,
na west Point efiiesr, and was ous Of th'
amy oommt s'onsrs appointed TO procssd to
kurops during the Grim, al war. to ~itnsss AMI
report ooncsrning the mill siy operations ,hsrs
enacted en- 20 grand q seals. Hs has now 40
opportunity tor achieving q mans aud a glory
not oitsn vouobs,fsd TO mon. His country
tooks TO bin as her tAyior, and the amy re-
heaven.
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GsNsraI moOleIiun.

MCCLBLIAS bavs the most unbounded conf
denc' h. his ab lily. Thy cons der hl n 10 vino =
b,s, and say that he has never made mistsks.
lilo hiss tho rae a Necessary quality Ia . 20 .
sral Of s'c'tsy, and permits no one TO guess At
his plans til the blo~ Is struck. At ons lime
dafiay his late car paigh he hirsd eight stesm-
boats and embarked all his men on what every
body fupDossd wSs 30 be a water excursion,
nut IL WAS q msIs blind. Tao BblPi SaIsd,
wsut kW IN l,f: we're tai on sshors and the
msn laEdtd- mArchsd overland and forced The
enamy 10 a decisive bat 10. II would not be
suIprkiDg now ifbe were 10 cspture Richmond
End end tse war at q blow, whls the ensmy 10
dreaming Of taking Warrington and sku. king
around Manassas.
Thsrs Ss.ms to be bat Ittls danger Of bis
bslDg 4 spelled by AAtssry OF ssducsd by tsmP-
tAtion. In tho prime u msRhcod-stin Snds
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.1oc..d.d ss usual 10 sdoOtios the eours, pre-
viously followed by ths Bri,i.h.
The nsvs nom Japan continues sstisfsc-
tory.
The trade of Canton h utterly prostrsted.
Ihe Hong Kong Reporter Of the Q h Of Jane
says; From Canton We are inform,d that
fumof IL prevalent there amongst the Cainsa,
thst ,hers are 10. 0c0 rsb.ls In the ei ready 70
take " Whenever the foreign trSops leave.
The Amsrican ship Alfred Han, FOR ,ston.
bound 70 Horg Kong, struck on the Pratss on
the 23t cf Nay, and Doc ,ms . total wreck.
lt.r crew srrivcd At II ng Kopg on the 2eth.
l.t.y bad been taken by pirates, stripped Of
sv, w, hing, and handed over 10 ashsrmsn. Who
tsoA' them 10 Hong Kong for eis0.
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A Letter nsu m Omesr In she Amy.
ynopA 'SAoaWD Sou, Z
Julv a, 1861.

\
July 81, 1861.
We are in tie midst OF high sxpsets'isn Of
an attack from the enemy every monsnt. So
We have been sines the 22d. Why the rsbsls
die not march on Washington ws cannot divine.
The army was 80 dsmoralizsd that the Sunday
retreat would have heen the retreat Of II Inday,
II tho srsmy had followed up his advantage.
belonged to the reserves and We ware ordered
1p ana mst the retiring army-aying pdl.
nell before nothing. We, like others. had
our orders TO retreat. 1t was 4 CALLING order
10 the old war dog" who led Us. Thss was
no hsIp for IL. II the army had made = stand
and returned upon its own track, we could
have iavod the wounded, and gathered
up the arms and ammunition, tho
baggage and conmissA,y stores, a5d all
the material Of war, thrown swsy IN
that shameful retreat. The enemy would not
and did dare to pursue Guy great dis anes. He
did not dream that he hat gained . victory.
Itwas, at frsi, Ss much Of sur prise 10 him As
TO us. Victory was an after thought And
whsn once found out-oh IL was 80 glorious -
whsA in truth they had been we'll whipped.
have not had my botts of for a ws.k-sK
pscting every moment an attack. We are In
the very fore front Of the invading army upon
the sacred SOIL" Whsre that ord 10
retreat came from nobody SHOWS. 1t was
peri aps one, having q ssesG.,t origin. We
do not sxpsct nov To have another like
it, and the next tins there VIII be no retreat.
You need not b surprised at anything,
SscssIionism 10 every whore. On ! the swful
corruption svsrywhsre IL does tssm as II all
Washington and Alexandra and every other
place wers determined TO keep our Soldisrs
drunk. Some OF the officers Of ouf noble reg
imsnts have not drawn q sober breath In three
months. What car ycu expect Of men, whsn
The Cd. Of regiment can hardly sit on his
horse, and rides along at the hsAd oF his men
wi h his military bat cooked on one Iids--in the
style Of drunken lOsfsr-as Sddls pSted a.
any OF the regular old loAf,rs In the bells Of
Water str,s'i The army needs WssdinE, aud
those nuis lnees should be rootsd out. II Is
enough to make man mad 10 SEQ what i'm
positions are laid on us.
] could name TO you commanders Of rsd-
msnta, who are nsver really sober, who nsgse
lhsir mSD, aud who know no more Of war thsn th'
newsboys Of New York. They ride In polid
cal sasdl's, and ought TO be unhoSsd at once.
Thanks be to God I'VE have now piOuS,
gooly man at the had Of this military depart
m'nt- Gen. MCCLELLAN. He is la ths saddle
svsry day, and Is infusing his own spirit into
ths army. Hitherto ths hotsls aud grog Stops
Of WsAhingtOn and Alsxandria have swArmsd
with otfissrs and soldiers. drinking aud carou
ing. Do you wonder that the inhabitants Of
Washington fssi insscursi You need mot
wOudg-w0ld not, u yOH knsW what know.
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Nlsosllaneous ISsns.

GERMAN WRITER In q Frankfort journal
predicts that before tho closs Il the present
century Russia will have all the rsit Of kuropa
under subj,ction.
THS LI3Hr CAvALRr at Paris are daily
p'actced In the rapid establishment Of tslsgrs-
phic wires during supposed 'pgagsmsnt. Ths
y Tres are Axsd to lAnteL
THE LATE SULTAN Of Turkey had over two
Aundi,d wtvse, and thesa were waited On by
80 ladies. IL is no wonder that be dad bsfofS
his time.
GES. soorr's PRor.Rrr In Virginia has
been coLfscatsd undsr the recent oIdinanes =
that state. The old hero, however, is liksly y
Vindieats his title with his sWold.
TIE LARalar amount ef bullion ever ~
esivsd at one time In the Branch Mint In eaa
Francisco, was deposited On the Sd Of July.-
Tho aggref ate was over 26.0o0 ounces In gold,
and Iilver valued at e48S COO. This u q geoA
beginning for the new Administration.
WHEN OLIvER CROMWELL arst eoinsd uo-
nay, an old cavalier looking at ons Of tha'
pi'c,s, read this inscription on oas sldA "0odt
DO With us;" and on the other, she Com
IRON ~salth OF Eoglsnd." II ses." said he,
&c d and the COnno awsAlih are on difsrs4a
sidsA"
EFFECTS OF WAH AND PGAoH.-In ocass
qu.n,s Of lack Of employ ment in the Land and
Patent ofiOss, a. many as twenty eleIks were
diieharge1 from thsss departments on Wsdn4s-
day. In the War Dspsrtm mt, on tha oontFa-
~, the excess OF business obligss tha elsgka .
work day and night.
NAPoLESH AHD THx RKBu ConusmoH-
ARR.-rhs following ls an ex rect from htt.G
from young physiciSn now In P4ris 70 hia
father, dated Paris, July ~, 1851;
l Ihavs II from the best authority. One q
The bouihsIn commissioners has just bees 10
Vicby TO get audisnes Of the kmPsror, Whe
Isfuled to SEQ him.
THEI DIS IKE THE CnnnE = A secret socts
~ has been formed in San FrauciAeo, for tha
purposs Of abolishing the Coolis system. m
rul.s Of the order compsl Dembars 10 dispsnss
With all articles of Coolis mar ufacturs and b
use every exsrlion TO abolish Coolis Labor. Az
ready the organization numbsrs about 1oe,
and Il q rapldly spreading In inAusnos sak
mas bsrship. Lodges Win be sssAblishsd h
different parts Of the states - soon - azren4es
meats eaa b EAaa.
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Tho Bi-h.p nd sLe Anl-.,.,.

Letters from Me-. CHARLEs LIvIsosroSE.
dstd April 22d, dsscribss a trip taken by tue
exploring party up the river Rgvuma, wi h
Bihop NICK xrztE on board. This river wa.
lupp,ssd TO lead 10 the great interior Lake
but as tina water was falling the p rrty return
"a with th, iatsntion Of going up tn, Shirs
iostsai. All the party, except DR. iLIvIso.
sToSE aud bis brother. and two others had an
attack Of African fever bat tho bish ID coon
recovered. "H' wHksd," says Mr.. LiyIsd
iToSK, very hard wolfe We wars In tho river,
a d once, TO our after horror. gave a Royuma
slllgator an opportunity Oh, like Of which no
alligator ever mad bsfors) OF I'm mnortaliEtry
itself by dsvouripg q livs b'shop. Rortunats
lv, the monster was no. amb tious Of suca 70
noWnn
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THE wEEKLYESUN
SATURDAY. AUG. 10. 1851.



One Of the mcst important measures Of IN,
ss'sion.-th.t oonhse,tine eli properly en-
picysd In rebellion agsinst III. Gov.ransnt,-
ps,ns 10 have met with chsek In the House,
nOn . squssmish tsndsrnsss 10 yard ths half
and half Unionists who are eonesrnsd for ths
country, but sssl stiIl more eouc.rn lest th,
sscfsd ark Of Slavery should rscsivs even an
incidental jostis. The bill d extremely mild,
having ths property of rsb,is thsms.lvss un-
toushsd, until svtuzpy used Ia rsb.lliou. We
hops that The wise provision which places
slaves In the ssms condition ss o,hr r.b.i
propsrty. and solves the dificulty end incon
sistsneJ Of our military policy In this respect
WI mot hinder the pssag. 9th, bill and -ili
not have 10 Be- relipq ,ishsd 70 ave Il. With
ost this measure, ths relations Of slavery viii
b. progress Of confasion vorss conioundsd.
An important conclusion has bssn sff.cted Ia
the passage Of the Tex bill-a MEASURE watch
- fos vith anxious eoaosrn BY all intslli gent
businsss men, ss absolutely essential To Ii.
credit and success Of the Government.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-08-10
A ApifI.sd d HAnablII.

The tiloving hAndbill, printed In large let
ter, was posted about ths ety yesterday,
about which were crowds Of people,
Tho people swsksl Ensmlss At home
wearing the masks Of ps.es (mssks Of the sol.
dan cross) ~ we'll - open foes must b struck
down. Be not dsosiysdl The Freedom OF the
press Ia subordinate 10 the interest Of nation.
Lat the three soathsrn organs is,ued In this
city beware or editors will be aNigasd 10 them
TO pm ssrv. the public welfare. From this date
the authority Of the Pe,pls oigauizos a ne Y
sys sn Of lssisation suited TO the times. POli-
ticiins will not bo pernitsd 10 iniurs the
general causa In pursuit OF ambitious ends -
Tbs rights Of our soldiers win DO protected. =
OislppI inted d.magoguos will be forbidden 10
- aFgrapdixs Themselves at thsir sxpsnss -
The District Attorney 10 sxpsc ed TO sxsrciss
his power. Trai'ort, mate and female, ara
marked. ThSr names ara on ousi. Not oos shall
,scaps. Sou harm sympathizers are difee'e1 "a
leave the state. 0oe will. One wayl Doe
coun,ryl We have begun 10 set. Pom ,hs
lea ne Of loyalty. TuG PEoPDK.
New York. August 1, 1891.
GoD SAWS AIR RHPUBIIC.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-08-10
AE,'hor "Osrrupr.." .h.Iso So oIled.

i ut IA lettsr deny log that he forwarded
Ioops 10 Washington by a ronnda about routs
10 s'rVs the iotNsats Of a csrt.in ra,Ioad com
psby a. the instIgAtion Of the Sec -etary Of
Nai o. tba' be Used judiclous dilesrnmsnt"
IN pgIc1ssipg food for the army.
Nr CuMMIsGs s'atss that he. nsver hsli
otiica under the Sscrstary Of War. That when
a. , S.Pi.h ,s,.s ws In aanSsr.floa tn. iy:h q
NJ. CASrERoss request, In for Waiding men
and troops, but his mission ceased when the
comm unications were rs-opsnsd. He forwarded
no Troops during that time over the railroad In
question and, slnos thsn, has had no connection,
direct or indirect, with the Govsnmsnt. In
conclusion, Mr.. CuhMnos courts an inquiry
into his acts.