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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-01-17

sfgte Of Wisconsin, Grant Circuit Court Judgement
81 Foreclosure aud Sale. o, Z. Wetin0Tp, lr1n vs.
WIN. Ansiin, Henry i. Young, and Jared Warnes De-
ienLtnts
By virtue Of decree Of foreclosure and sale issued
from the above named ia tue ab0Vs en- tita cause
beating date 18Th Of Oct 1860, and BY directions OF
Plaintiffs Attorneys shalt the 10th day Of March A.
D. 1861 al Tie hour Of ~ O'Clock. ~ OF s day AT the
front door 81 the C0urtJouse ii the village Of aacas-
ter Wisconsin, otter for safe at public auction and will
sell to tue highest and best ddef cor cash IN hand the
following described real estate, viz: The east half Of
the northeas quarter and the northwest quarter
No. four ~, north Of range five 90 west contsin-
ing rs c4ore or less Also the undivided one
half of quarter of the east quarter
OF section No. two e. Of town No. four ~ north OF
range No. six 90, vest containing 20 acres moro or
lesss, in Grant County. Wis.
Said premises are ordered sold in satisfaction OF the
judgement in this case amounting 10 the sum Of 1896
and C6-l0Jth, together wi ti interest and costs
WAL II. FOSTER, Sheriff.
Dated sheria-s Office, Lancaster Dec 1871. 1880
MILLS 4 MolSNE, Pitts Ateys. 25-I3w
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PORTABLE FENCE.
CHEAPEST FENrr IN Tgr wnRln

The Portable Fence exhibited by S. Ashley, at the
Grant county Fair patented By A. B. g. ST. Wander
mark, n. YSept. l4th, 1858 Said Fence oss sses adj
vantages all other Portable Fences OF which is
no loss oflumber Ia construction, aud be put M
round, straight, zgzag form at about two-thrds
Expense Of posts and board fence.
to CenMty, IoUa and Farm Rights For Sale BY
NE S. ASiLY.
Post Office address at potos Wis.
Potosi. Sept. 9th, 1852. 14-tf
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ng Never carry a sword in your tongue
fo wound tho reputation Of any man.
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TIMBER AND PRAIRIE

The subscriber offers for sale in lots to suit purchaser
and the most liberal terms to payments and time the
following lands all lying and either side ct the
Military road i'll the Town of Wingville, Great County
Wisconsin:
See. o. Town g. N. Range / West--G40 acres.
NJ OF Sec ~ Town s. n. Range West--S20 acres.
VIZ of Sec Is, Town g. n. Range Hest--s520 acres.
Sv4 of sec. -, Town 9, N. Range Wet--lo0 acres.
E1s OF nw14 Of Sec y, I. 6, n. X W.--s0 acres.
For particulars inquire of rhos. J.. Green s. Co.. al
Wingvfii4, or A. d. Mills the premises, agents roI
Miles White Baltimore, Nd.
The property is situated two miles west of Wngyille
so fairly divided between prairie and timber, per-
iectly adopted for farming These lands are located in
the highest parts of the county, but lv
ing springs and water may be had arsMLee by digging
Wingyille, June 18th, 1860. l-tf
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SHERIFFS sALE-BOLITHE.

state OF Wisconsin, Grant County, Grant Circuit court
judgement Of Foreclosure x sale. Ferdinand Schnea-
der, Plta. vs. Susan l5olijhe, Deft.
By virtue OF decree Of foreclosure and sale, issued
from the above named Court bearing date the Sd day 81
October A. d. 1852 in favor OF the above named Plain
tin aud against the above naned DEFENDANT and by d.
January, ~ 1861 at the hour of O'clock D. M Of
said day the front door Of the court house. IN the viii
age Of Iancaste Grant Co., Wis., offer for sale at pub
lie auction, and viii sell to the highest and best bidder
for cash in hand the following described real estate
VIZ: beginning twenty 20) rods south of the north
east Of tie west half of quarter Of
section one III township one % north of range two
(2) west. and az the southeast Of land owned
by Woods and Mathews company, thence west eipht
~ rods thence south four a. rods thence east eight
S) rods thence north four ~ rods to the place OF be-
ginning containing thirty (32 rods OF land more on
less. Said premises ordered sold in satisfaction OF
the judgement in this amounting to the sum OF
Sl04 30-l00ths. together with interest and COSTS
Dated Sher.ifs Ofce Lancaster, Oct. 9th, 1861
WN. I'll. FOSTER, Sheriff
WARDEN ANDERSON Pitts. Attorney. I7wlseow
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EMPORIUM DRUG STORE!
On Wisconsin, .Arcaps,
.BOSCOBEI, w

THE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully i,or, 81.
citizens Of Boscobel and vicinity, tdat tber Nav
purchased the Stock Of Drugs and Medicines
Stationery formerly owned by Il. z. kellogg and ro"S
now offer them at the Lowest Cash Prices.
Weshall keep constantly Tor sale a Full Assortment.
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Due.
,Stngs, School Books & Stationery, Per.
fumes, Essences, Hair Oils and Co.
lognes, Cigars Of tie best brand and
finest quality.
ALSO--Pure Liquors Of all kinds for Medicalruposa
Our stock Of Patent Medicines embraces all the fopa
lar Remedies OF the day
We shall also keep full assortment Of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
which win sell CHEAPER than they be boughtsi
any other place west of Milwaukee. TERMS CASH
50 GEO. HAW CO.
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MEDICINAL,
GRHFENBERG
Family Medicines


CONSU1fPTTVES BALM, Price a. a.
GREFENBERG Cos MARSHALSSs gsT hottie
sAss 1nHhfISc oMpoUSp5' PSisd 50 s
UYSEN1ERY SYRUP, Price so. reI bottle
CHLLDRENsS PdNACEd Price 50e per bottle.
PROFITABLE PILLS, Price NV ler bon
EYE LOTION, Price ~, y, per box.
GREEN NO UNT1fN ofNTMENT, Prie coS l pr bottle
MANUAL or HEALTH Price 2 rs Per paeE,
The above medicines are confidently ro.o,,
the public. That they 'nee3ts
May be Relied upon in All Cases
for which they are recommended Is fact esto,,,.,
Fourteen Years Experience. ''''ueaey
Abundance of unsolicited testimony from a..
authority the country Affords may be found - .ge best
LEGATION Of the Graeienberg Company. We pub
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New Edition, Illustrated With colored F,r..,
received the unqualified appreciation OF he las
MEDICAL PROFESSION
as Book admirably adapted to the use Of Fao,;..
Wilde mailed, post paid, 70 any sddross, on r1 /
its pnce, rs cts. :" ''''lPid
Prepared by the Graefenberg Company, 80 p,,t p
New York, and for sale BY "'S
How Burr, Lancaster; Chandler York, Hazeia,....
@. G.. Skinner Bro, jamestown; Caestipe oseen;
Potoa; Vance Angell potosi; G. Sampsan
Douglass Oliver, divers Mills; C. n ssesOSAi
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PHYSICIANS.

r II. HYDE, NJ. D.,
(Laie Of Potsdan., AZ y
Having permanently located in Lancaster offers his Pro-
essional Services as
Physician and Surgeon.
His practice has been over 20 years Residence and of
fee, the place formerly occupied by Dr. j. D. Wood,
Laacastcr.Wis. jan. 1st, 1885, 29-H
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n, 81 r Subscriptions received and forwarded by
ED. LOWRY, Agent Tor Lancaster aud vicinity whcrs
specimen EngFavings and Art Journal can be seen.
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AND by

agents, Druggists Patent Medicine dealers ava.
Can thcin for Almanacs and Pamphlets grs} "us''
=. J. IRBANxS General A~aa,
March q, 1S6D-1y-4p Milgaskots W.
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Abundance of unsolicited testimony from, -,
authority the country affords may be ounS - .ge best
LEGATION Of the Graeienberg Company We pub
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as Book admirably adapted to the use Of Fo,,.
its prce, rs cts. 'SVlPiG
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Prepared by the Graefenberg Company, 50 pat
New York, and for sale By AaE,
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for which they are recommended Is fact esto,,,.,
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The Manual OF Heath
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-24

Jetsson City, July 23-Ths Convantion
paseed q resolution this morning by a vote Of
40 TO I'll declaring the Office Of President OF the
Convention held by Gen. SrEkIIAo PACE at
the last session, vacant
Gen. RoBERr WILSON, the former Vice
Prelidtnt, was unaniHo usly elected President.
lie Is a ttaunch Union man.
motion was made 10 declare the oflce OF
doorkoepsr vacant, ss he was elected a. Q Union
man, AZ the last sshsion Of the Convention, and
has aires edited secession paper.
UBIkL WRIGHT made a violent dlsunion
speech, tenounciDg the Administrat on as
revolutionary, d,sDotic, and usurplpR un var
ran'able powers, and denouncing the Union
leaders In 81. Louis and the state.
The matter was referred 10 q COMMITTEES at
A eommittese OF one from each coogrem.
ionAl district, WAS elected, whose duty It is "a
report to the Convention what Actisn thSy
deem Advissbla In the present distracted con.
dition Of thestAts. Tse following Rentlsmeu
were elected from the LIST to thu 7th conErsa
ionAl district.
hsssrs. BRoADnKAD HENDKRsoN. N. IL
HAIL. W. p. HALL, W. DOUGLAS, HKNMcHI
ard BorLr. Adjourned till 3 o'clock, p N.
AFTERNOON sEssIos.
Ex Gov. STEWART offered the folio vim
resolution -
Reso'red, That In the opinion Of this conv IN
tlcn the executive department Of the sAte ha
expatiiAtsd itself.
He spoke IN favor Of the Convsntion going b
| work 70 I'LL the vacancy. Referred 70 III
| Committss Off appointed this A. n.
On motion the Convsation adjourned TIL "a
morrow morning.
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sfns5, and whs'b'S there are regross, ths pre-
perry Of any o. the rev LED ttatss, who hsvs
betn usd by our army In throwing up bfss q
works or tntrspohmsnis. aud n %, a. what
plsnss and the rumbsr Of slaves employed.
Variou, object ons wee made % the intro
duction Il the resolution from the RsPu ,liesn
SIDE.
o. molten OF Mr. BLArR, Mo-, . COMMITTEES
Of CobfeTspcs was ordered on the dis.grse'ng
amsnd msnts Of the tvo II uses TO the bill 70
1oreass the p's-ent military establishment.
Mr.. PoRTsK Qnd reported a bill siv ding
Ksntueky into two Jsdicial Districts and
sbolisbing the present District Court. aud -
amended on the motion Of Mr.. BLAIR, q Ms
soun, abolishing the tuo District Clurs ot
Missouri. and crsaung ono Distic' Court In
tb.ir stead The BIZ pss'ed by ,sas97 nsy, so.
Mr.. SrEvKrs Penn from ths CON rites
or Wsys aud Ms.Us reported a bill p-oviiicg
additional rsvsnus for dsfs,ing the sxyen,ss
1.-THE Goverhu eut and main aiming the public
credit, by the asesstncnt OF q dice, tax and
intsrnsl duties. Rsfsfr'd 10 tbs Com ni'ts'
Of The whole on the sta.s u tn. Uoion. 4
Mr.. BURsETr (K,.) iosfrvctually az n
sought 70 INTRODUCES his resolution, 70 ~hich
At 90 early period d the day, objsc ions vsri
n ada He witbsd to know whistler nsgrO
were employed In the armv. He desiret Il
be Informed from an official eourcs He bad
seen them In upifofm With rias., ba,ons' q
rsvolvSrs and davRefs, at their tide. VIII
not then request 'hs Secretary ~ War 70 tel
Us how macy are 10 the sderh army7
Mr.. CUArIs iowa ksd -hsther the gen
usnan had sosn any I'gross excsot S FER
wants. Had he Se,n them in equals or c IN
paniss7
Mr.. BURSRTT replied that enc o. the bss
| fighters be had ever known vas q Ksntuck!
negro, who vent 10 the valley OF Mexico arm
81 By the FEDERAL GoverL m.nt be no
belong 10 any company. oar. DuRsrTI hrth
er raid in reply TO Me-. CUEIIs that he had no
q. n negroes IN armed tq1sdA
Mfr CukIIs Do you believe thew secon
pSnisd the army in any capacity exc'Pt q
servsnts7
Mr. DUTsrTr. do not know. The q1's
tioo with ms Ia they wee armed like other
and hHd no bufipees there.
Mr.. LovsJoY On Did not negroes al
GtnTs' JACKSON IN achieving the victory q
New Or eaus7
Mr. BuEsErr. / am avare OF thV.
Mfr. LovpJor an fr employing an
K.uScls that eau fgbL (aus btsT). Adjourned
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THE NEW YORK SUN,
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JULY ~. 1861.
Br.ver,. II Oar s.ldlcs..


ABovE our shame and sorros, ths wonder
lsl courage and spduispc. Of our New York
rcginsutA shines like . halo Of glory. Tbs
Sixty -ninth Qtish), led the advances, and q
rslr ssd psrsistsnos spp,riof 70 thsirs, is not
On record In history, ancient or modern. Tho
Fifs ZJusves were not . whit behind them.
Ths Ssvsnty hrst, Seventy. pinth, and Four
tssath, were equally ihdonJtsbls These rsgi.
msn,s-espeoially the frst two-srs covered
with glory, and are already v,tsrsns. Ths
0nibaldi Guard, aud Colonial BLxsKER's Ga
man reginsnt (the Rishth), slso merit the
highest pcaisa. Col. D'UfAssr, AID Colonel
BLkrKkR both brought 81 h VI m n Ia paf Ct
ortsr, without the loss Of q musket or koap-
sack Such m'n prove themselves worthy 70
Be tru,tsd with arms, aud We hope that th,y
yin hAve no further ,aa.e Of comp amt tbs;
thsy srs lefs with poor mu,ksts contrary ia
proziss. We oanpo; think q the gallant fsl-
lows Of Col. FAESH.M's r-gimsat, ard Of the
glorious Sixty ninth, no stuk afd cold with
out ts,rs Il scrror ard Prds. Tnsy werc
worthy Of the great esus, they vent TO dsfsnd
and that IL their epi app. Ia this procession
that sscortsd tn, fHmcr, a. they passed down
Canal street, the day tsey s'srtet, amid al .x
eitsnsnt and skul A'ion seldom known, tAof'
was banner with this Inscriptions 'ras rest
are ready vhes III, oouo'ry needs thsn. VI
Whe dJubts iti The Fue d ,psrtmsnt OF this
city has sarssd lAursls before, bat hoE sweet
s The garland Of pstriotisa tina, nov rsddsn'
the brsvs Of the sacred d'sd, and Ii, giorioui
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military News.

TuRD RrontErr N. Y 8. Nth dstsch-
mept from th 8 regiment, formed a. cavalry,
Which has b'en ordered TO Warrington, assem-
blsd yesterday AZ the Ststs Arsenal The
bore dealers 10 the vicinity were on hand, and
cold or exchanged macy good hcrs.s 10 the MI
litary. Ito command uunbns rs privAtss, 4
sergssnts s ocrpotss, 2 buglsrt l fsrrisr, I
blacksmith, sndis oficsIsd by a captain, 3 lisu.
tstsniA, l q lar'etmas,er, I do. serg.snt-in all
% men. Ice officers arc Gao. W. SAUER,
CAPT MICHAEL DAusT, 1T Lieu ,ensst b.
RossNBLATr Qusr'ermarer. At r. N Z,
G,n HALL ard stsff arrived, followed by Capt.
HANNAH, OF the U s. army, by whom tho
,ro. rs we're sworn In ard the valus Of the
hOfsts appraisei. After This ceremony equip
m. nts were served out. IL va, thought the
detachment n iaht get of By mdn'ght last
MI hi but IL Is hardly p oosbls they will Leave
before this morning. a portion Of tia Sd regi-
m,nt with Lisut. Col MEroK and the rsgt-
mental band .scort the ds,sc amsnt 10 the Xii
zAbethport boat.
DURIEA's ZouAvKs.-A fine body Of recruits,
70 In brmb.r, went gu yesterday TO joiu DUR-
IsA's Zousvts at Fortress Moaroe. They were
exe'll,ntIy Uniformed and equipped. The last
detachment Of recruits tbitty or forty ia num-
bsr, and q fine rsgimeutsl band will be sent
for ward on Saturday nsxt In charge Of Major
DAvns.
GhhMAn fAhMoNr hEGIMnrr- nh regt
mint, 10 DO comm ,ndsd by Cinnel Rosa, were
informed ty dispatch from the War Depart
mint yesterday, that they we're accepted.
Thoss enlisted 10 into camp today at HamIl.
ten Park, and will DO at once svorn In. Thil
promises TO DO ono Of our finest volunteer rsgJ.
mepts. Their sx osnsss have been mostly paid
from private sources, and our patriotic oittz nj
are row asked to cc-opUsts.
The SnvKsIH REonxsr.-A regular busi
noes nesting Of this rsgimsnt ga held Mon
day svsnipg. at the armory. No spsclAl actor
was taken relative 10 their return to Washing.
ton, but IL was sgtesd upon informally thA
the regiment would depart st once shoald thsJ
BE- called upon 70 do %.
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Isforn aii.u wants d.

TAsrs IL queer thing or two about the tsls-
graphic news Of the late panic-routs. Who
tampsrsi with IL on Sunday night1 VINO
stopped NJ. RAIMVsD's m'sssge to tho T'mee,
which b. statss that he handed into the tsls-
graph offios, at ~ o'clOoti Who thus kept
The nsws back from the public until the Stock
Board had rissn at noon On Monday Wbs
let On aocd gates q sxAggsrltlcns immsdi-
stsiy after. making confusion woris c:n'ound
sd7 II Ia we'll known that Govsrnmsnt sxsr
eises osusorthip over the t.l'grIph, which VI
all agree TO, knowing the Importance Of SECRECY
In army movements But why this dstsntiot
Of ampls and important fact, and tbs sdnis
sIca, twelve hours LArwards, Of the mos
alarming exsgssrations7 Are there man st
the bad Of dspartmsn,s at Washington, who
have friends or personal purposes to ssrvs
Has The impending four hundred millions d
disburssmsnts pat po,icns Into Sscretarys
hssds. or had they notions tA~s b,iors2
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Wdshinoton, July "a am happy to b
Abls 10 ray that our loss Ia much ls.s thin was
a. first represented, and the troops have reach
cd our intrsnoh msu In much better condition
than was at hrst expected.
The dOI artntnt Is making vigorous sxsr.
lions 10 concentrate at this point an over
WHINING forcs and the res ponse from all
quarters has been truly patriotic.
number OF regiusnts have arrived since
last evening 1bsfs is no danger Of the capital
TOR q the republic.
SIMON CAMERON, Secretary Of War.
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Thirty-ssventh Congress.
EXTRA sRssION-ss.at..

Wds.inSton July 20 Mr.. WusoN. (Mass.)
from the Committee on Military Affairs, 70
ported back the bill TO provide for the Transport
tAhon OF arms and mutations Of war TO the
loyal citizens In the Tsbel states, and provide
for the expense Of organizing them rsgimsnts,
&c.
The bIll makes an appropriation Of o.. 900 900.
Passed.
Mr.. SHmRMAS, (Ohio) ffom the finance
Committee, rspor Isd back the bill 10 refund da-
ties on arms imported by statsS. Passed.
Mr. CowAH, PENN from the Committee on
Judiciary, reported . bill to punish fraud in
making contracts with the Gsvsrnment.-
LAid over.
The Senate won't into Executive Session.
On tho p-cpsAing Of the doors, the SsuAt'
adjourned.
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Ia. R..,,n. R..h,.ntar.

With the clearing up o. the smoke Of the
late BATHS, bstisr ts.ling appears to prevail
s the National capital General Scorr Is re-
ported 70 hsve said, There 10 no d,fsst no
defeat. The odds are sg.itt W temporarily,
through the inseeursoy OF details; bat Mauas
sss, md Virginia. and tbs Union are ours
The reports Of the disaster, which wsro greatly
exaggerated FOR stock jobbiog pnrpos,s, have
aroused and given ns- stimulus 10 the pa!ri't-
i'm Of the American p,cpls, and already ovo'
iKty thousand fresh volunteers. with corrss-
psadirg batteries Of artillery have bean accept
Cd By the War Departmsnt.
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Fires, AooiGs.s., I.qus-s-, dss.

FATAL BLASrUo ACCIDENT. - Coroner
GAMBLE held an inquest upon the body Of Al
FRxD wnHKHxL native Of New Brunswick,
II years Of sge, who was Killed or Monday BY
the premature explosion Of blast In 8 Ii ave,
lowering the grade OF the aveuua. Verdict
accidental death. Deceased rsidsd with his
parents, In s4th street, near % avenue.
Rus 0vKR nj HoAsK AsD WAC oH.-Ais'
LOUISA A. WORM, residing a. no. 123 Rlv'
ington street, was run over yesterday, at the
corner OF I'd avenue and 10th street. by horse
W0ht and WAGON, and sustained fracture
AZ AZ. ,Lull. Shs was taken home By the pe-
lies. Ths horss had become heightened aud
yx.a running away at the time OF the accident
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FrSn PrsyidSAos.


TRIBUTE TO THE DxAD soLpIxRs, ETC.
ITorldeHcs. July 23.-Lisut. -Gov,rnor AR
roID has Issued a proclamation, paying q
tribute to cur dead sOlditrA and calling Tor the
Enlistment Il more men.
large and spirited meeting has BEEN hall
this morning In Market Square 10 express the
determination OF Rhode Island 10 rsdjubls irs
,Heriiou IN support u 'be Govern msnt. Mayor
KsIoHT ptesic ed, and eloquent speeches wore
made ~ Hon. L. A. JESoKSs R,v. DR..
SEARS Hoo. @. A UPDIKR, Bishop CLARK,
RSV, DR.. CAsWKIL. Bishop MoFARLAHD A.
PArBH, Gov. Horrn, Hon. THos DAVIS p.
a. BIssOrr DR. WAILAsD. Ex-Msyor Ron.
nAH Rev. Or. HAIL RiV. Mr. KRrKRs, and
Lisgt, GeVtrnot ARNOLD.
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Oar Cliy Presses eu he Great Disaster.
The comments Of eur city journals upon the
great disastsr suffered BY our troops In Extsrn
virginia are not ola dsspon ling character.
No pseFiot has had his eo.fdsnes di ninishod In
the ultimate suco.is of the Union cause. The
World attributes the reverse mainly To the
yisldinE Of Gen. ScorI and tbs Government
10 the 'wrstcasd dsmagogu~" who raised an
''infuriAt, popular elsnos fer an imnsdiat.
advance upe Richmond" II u not however,
discouraged by tue hrst dsfslt-as such rsysr-
90 occur In all vsp-sut IL osnhdsnt tina,
. hidden there Il strength Ia the loyal mill
ions u TIE North, which will now b dave
lOpsd, and. under proper guidance, prove lire.
sistibls. The World blauss Gen. PATTERSON,
and says that ~ RAroLsoH had bis q EoucHY,
HoorT has his PAIrsHsos.
says that the ciAmor Of reckless j,urnals forcsi
Con Soorf TO consent 10 a. advance move
mont before bis plans for the campaign wore
mAsnred. Our troops vsrs hurrisd orward
10 engage overwhelming numbers In strongly
fortified positions, and the result 10 only the
wHl sober oar people and teach thsm and thoss
who conduct the war that pstieneo and perfect
prsparation are necessary 70 win srea. battles.
The Herald iays that the bort disciplined
armies Rave. under . revere, fallen q prey to
such panic o seized our exhausted trospe at
Bulls Ran. II Is rvsrs In Its comments upon
Gen. PArrEzson's failure to engage Con
Joassoss column, and prevent 1t reaching
Manassas In time 10 turn the tide OF battle. II
hints that Gen. ecorr, though equal To tn,
Flanning OF a campaign, IL too old TO take PER
sonal command in the field, and expresses "a Is
fAcu,u that Gen. MCCLELLAN has bsen osdsroC
70 Warrington totsks command Of the army OF
the Pctt mac. The Herald also specul ltss u Dol
the eject Of the news In England, and sayi
that II those In England who have encourage
the rsbs IL, ar TIE purple of dss'roy Ing th,
integrity Of the Uniop, interpret this first 70
verse as disastrous 10 this Union Gauss, ths,
will soon be ccnvincsd Of their mistake. l
argues that evan the battle Of u ill's RI
vhows the reSels to be co nplstely at the mar
81 Il the North, aAd that the North eau sen
forward men ssouG n 10 drive every rIb,
into the seas. Oar troops fought the rebsl
Que 10 thee and beat thsm until, sKhsustst
they were driven back by large bodies Of irsS
troops. Yet the rebels, with their 80. 900 met
did not venture to pursue than. II is on
behind masked batteries and sntrsnehsd pos
Aioas that the rebels have - yet shown tho
->,Astsd courage
The Tibuu;, as might be eIp ctsd, throw
the whole ss3onsibnity Of the revere upon u
Govsrnnsnt, and demands the Immediate n
sig1atIOn Of the present Cabinet. 1t calls &
bsttsr advisers Of the President, more comp
tat OfhosTs for the army, and the ooncsntr
tioa Of all the u ion forces that can be co
lsctsd against the chief positions Of the rsSa
The Nors wildly calls for csS ason Of no
tilItiss, and declares that though the Nor
may retrieve Its FIRST reverse, 1t can new
Conquer by the sword.