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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-21
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Derdnberter Uabrplam. :

ESfnfer>SdDrpiait.
Nn umb mad nsm @. @ug. ntrpeu td8itd iret 3n8s agf eitler
8aba In na6fOlsenpsr Netie e~rpebtrt:
Der ppfsus bebt tdstta (ntt Nusnabts tcS SUnntls9) I'm
8 Ibr Is Dttn WtrrssnS az mad ptttSbure, Gtieaep, Cleveland,
Cincinnati, st. 2enis unb aGe Tbeile bee Uffeas unb ylprS-
mefenS. GsenfD rad G..apra. Buffalo ane Ganaea. gldb Gn.
~ntttsbura, gprt, Qaaeafer, Nee6ing, YpttapiGe, Opines, Ultas,
ReiiterstSpn un0 Wiandeaer, sG0. Rad GtamberSbasS, Car
ltsle unb SdsertpYeg
Nab ge ~ D prf um 6,15 Wiure. nit nRr etdsrt gafeE-
pedfel, 70 bilts He fieber antern Batn.
Rettnbe fSunen Rit oiefent 3n9e aa9 Detroit uto Gbtcago ea
Niaaara Haas, 70 bldg ais auf rgenb ener anoern Babn faGren
Ser 9ort IcepmpbattonS5u tdslia (5cnataos ans
semontneu) ua1 80 Na4u. mad gOrt uno ausu Stat0nen Ger
@eltern WartLaE6 Babn.
Der 5arrtkburg att sn4 s seet .as,
lt6 (Ssrntags nnseenrnmen) um 800 Gbenbs az.
8fetfenbe ppn gSafbinetpn ub beta Slbea, Uaiae nit tn
8uee UNI $40 NiCtgens. rSer 800 Reanttttags tier antU.n-
men, Fuben BefGrberuns nit ben 3lssn bteier 8abn.
o. sBeeen TabrbtGets unb anbsrer senaaen unb ~Serlaslt9eu
MuStunft belifbe ntan R1 an nte Biiett=S ffce tn Ser ,Golbsrf.
StatiVa;" @Ge 9Gn Galpeyt- Gnb 8ranfltuRr. ;u uenbem.
SaS. 6. GIarfe, SuDt
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Johnston's Insurance Rooms,

JOnnSLOn>S insurance Rooms,
9lr. 70 Secc1bitr.
Teuers, Wfartnes slnD CHARACTERIZATION
r.1ng8sGOnpdanien.
a GtGerlte Nn0 feIfeiIe NDnlpag1ic4
Neritd3erun98zGpmp. Der 9}1lep j. B~ir0inien.
NIT $3.50. 900 60pital.
Th1hbtr9zy erE iferllng8=@o nlp. y. Vireittien
- nit $500, 600 GapttaI.
MbenarlesU er fiderun9Szg Comp. y. 8iroinien
asy NIT $500, 600 capital.
Charter Sdt@0er1t9. @@prtp. ~ Oartfprb.
NIT $3.50. 900 @abitos
SecHrtths Ser It9erun98=@o oDn NepeQ )crs
NIT 1910, 600 @aptltt.r
Pbpntr~Seritdlerm98z@r emp BON Nep@Derf.
NIT $500, 900 capital.
JSeIDlutez0e thertn98zGpitp. b. Hetpzglrrf
ait $27O, 900 @apttat. P
WDrtaltf@V erltderllngSs@pnt .. 92emsg)crf
#gu ea mt $500, 600 @cpueI,
yteDeW erlhzW rfi9er .@@omS bon Nelpz0nr
nit $3.50, 900 @apitol.
W2ercdtttle Wfu1ual Nfari1e.
nit 81, 900, 900 capital.
Sere'ni8te Staaten Gebenssgerft1erunq &c.
nit 81 ESQ, 972 @aptteI.
gtortberr Afiurance=@ Dinp. bon 2onbbn
nit 50, 1874, III @apttcI.
&e Dbet be1erstent epmpagTteen fnO BON Ser 0s,;sf,A.
StaoteS Marblaro autbOrifrt uno ltenflt. SV'S' y"
Oe oon benz unter5etdaeten -eprGieatuen @o,nns,,ioon -
SItlt3 oertn8bereS @aptaI gum pollen obet anSe,, &C.,
SeIra9 oeran:pntlt9 fit bic 3ab[ur9 BON GerIfhn "o09'0e"Sh
eriest. ~ 4 E5 Sun@ :" q Settnlis gautlta
Sreb. @ffum, Siuptgor. - S'NV"0Er.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-21

STEINER ,tnb tptdttaer Sabrplau.
9 Baltimore u. SbiD=Gifembabn -
IN unb mad benz 10. Gusuit 1861 scbtn ste 3ase ne fpfet:
Der YSoft,ug Sp1hen Baltimore ino Sonen 9ppf ctrld6t BAL.
timcre (Sonnto9S ausJsnOmmea) nm s. so Dtor9enS.
Der SreoertdsN ece nlmCbattpn8 3ug
verdict gaittrOce fur 5rsberif unb bic b~aspifden Itssenbeu
plate tdsit6 UNI 4 ulr 90 Mttnuten NaNrhttlsS. nit MusHabn,e
bs @Onntas9 uao erreiGt 8;eeerid IN i. 40 II. Mbenas; Der-
last bet Der @adtebr 6resttsd I'm $50 @prmtttass uub Iauei
tn Baltimore I'M 9 u. 80 Ut. Mtt.agsaa.
Der @licpH g. Wtils7 Nccpntpb1tipnS 3ug
etbt tdsltA NIT &usnatme ets SUnntass wt folst;
@erl6Bt Standardization Mn 9.l5 8stmittaa5 UNI UNI 4 As uno
$40 gtadnn.
Gpn GaicStt's Matas UNI 7,45 II. Ii 90 MCreeas. unO um 5. As
uno 100 Mohm.
9ad Walbiu9tpn unb benz Stben
seten tie 3ass UNI 4 20 aab 8, 40 @ornrittags, i0mit@ UNI 40 uub
900 NdGnittGgs.
Nna Gpnnte I'M 20 1gersens.
Son Waibingteu
ua 8, 90 tmb 100 HOrnitttags uEb 2 80 unt 5.45 gtahm
Sim SOnntd9 nur gtahn;ttass UNI 2.S0
Der srttte unb rierte Bug BEN Baltimore uab gD1thtnBton psr.
btnben Fd NIT ben 9ugtn Der &nndpOlts 8abn.
Der snette ub brittle BUG bait auf ben 8ptlGenfatiGatn.
RB- 9Beeen Gidets, &usfunft, 8abrt u, (. 10. nenhe nndn fG
Gn S. &. @nBlGHb, agent an tr 9tGet.GfFef, @nnapeu.
hntisn. @m. ., Smttb,
Observation-Disclosures 0dlttmEre.
Z. ". GpIs. @eaeralsSiaateur- (AIf6,tO
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-21

N6rbli6e Gentralbabm.
Durd= Il 9 mad benz @efen
Qttabrt WrrgenS s.. Is Min. unb Na&ni
tags 4. 80 Wtnuten.
0arrtsburSG ccompbation8
Bug.
Abfabrt s Abr N6enoS IN Serbinpun9 nil
Der weiliden 8ubn.
Ybilabelp9ia, illumination u
Baltimore.
8. 30Itin. IL. 10. Is 8prnt. u. A. As gtadnt
Wefltde Waralanb gtienba6n
(Gafsert Staton.)
s.15 u. $50 Nadm. (btS @ranberrY.)
Onlnibul1e far MeItminrter uno Wanheller
itnp nit ben 3aSen in 0erbinoun9.
9taeeS.
6 mmitt8burg (pia Discriminatory
aeben pem @effern SDtel, Gde 9olparb u.
5aratogaltr. iepen MOrSen ntn Z Ibr (Gpnns
tags auSSenrntnlet.
81 ppantpmnu u. g DmfDntpmn II.
gerlufen Gde Ssficap u. 6anetteHr. INN 8.
ubr Wprsens u. 4. 80 Na9m.
Wad 8elair. - Bon 8rpwn8 6ptel In
9iSHltr. ieOen Dienftas, Dpnneritu9 II. Gam>
flag.
&e11pptlle (8bilab. gfcab.) -
Son 0iltnS Sun 9stel Sisbit. iepen Dien=
flag, DOnneraaS u. Samitas.
Na d Reifer8tpmn. EeM @efernj6os
bsesRa&mitta8 8 uhr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-21

Sejabrte. uto @ef5Habtta 1T e8 febr psrboOa unb ~psr!saotn
rtbt ALIEN 6aS SGben, icnbern erbetert au1 Ben 9eben5abeno pe
IN ben riH6cru EaQu,,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-21

Der Nccsmpbation8 3u9 ets|
6reberit perld6t 8altt III ore u in
4. 80 8prm ittag8.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-21
w. Nu ANDERSON,
IN. 10 AND Y SefenbN3,
3Uifu IL 6re5sridfr. uaS Sra . DtarFst


Baltimore,
bdlt has sr6stt Eager rnS bas beae @hrrtinent pSn
MSbeln
Tt etetser Gtabt.-Betder Stttsef, MatraBtn, Stub
Ie &c. ;u gretfea. wei&e Seeea ~tsfrstateen nllGen. (Ga.l.i0
@iu8er's 81 6DmaIdbitre.
Die 9dnet5er btefssr Stobt, Iopie ale @eri0uen, ptde enc
quite St AIN a d ire 81 baeea ipaNinen, ipulen i6 eriunern,
cap cine bon uniert WaItinsn, SpeimaI 10 olel Arbet tbnt ais
r8enb cine %anere, Nib io an9 t@ttmal ootel @elb
mbrtngt. DssisS n!aaet rnlere wsai9iilea ea St. BILLS
N beIger Sta6t in Operation All 9tSGen, g9eften unb 6pIen im6
baben ibre gi9rer obtr bic hnntit atbeitei; in ben @tunb 9eiest, f9
naebr SEE at erIp0ren, a8 linen etfes onI oreereut 98ege mb5s
lids lit. Ollie, mete cine Der beteu Ndbpef @tnSn, Die
m @seraH9 FuSt gaPeN pl1@ten, iclt.u IN rnierer OtHcei
No. 159 BalameretraBe
~pClipreden, no GebrmlA8zanweiuugea 1T beuf9er, euGIi0cr,
ranSDfiGer uub Iraatiaer Spro6e All baben anb une no mir Sc
Il tsreine geaI1ins fault, aaf ~brrIelben orbeiteM terneu.
Gdi6t mad etnem @rernplar ben singers Ndbno1 btneH= Set
an. Wae Wsafd3ruen lperesn EN- gait;es Sagr mad ibren aufaui
DON inns lit toust OgSuEgs nro Reparaticn sebolttn.
(Rb2S.i} w. Se. e. Greefri9. @gent
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Ysi sOeH gIter uab @ei4le6ttaun Fe oebraa&t rsrben unb
lrut unb rOttst oas uebeI ednoli9 aus, 50 tam NIT 8ubrbet
9elast pe'6en, 6aB ned ten arSt 10 9IldIit mar cine plde su
bsrteaun9 DER letosneeu Utenfaen beieetrasen bat
philadelphia. ~" +"
Bersauft Bel:
Sfaac p. Gopt, rs Baltu,Orenr.
Q. e. 9ance, 10S Baltimorehr. Ell
3. 9afsRbals, 8rpaopap naA eaatcn %psnas,
y. W. 369ItM8, 95 4rrohwap.
~SuFRe Stshl, Ipptbetert gGe @ap- Rmp Wepttfr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-21

germatia SebenssDera dS3srun4s'
OefelfAaft
IN sc em-Oprf.
1dar einsesabltes @aptgaI SeO0, 600
pr6ftbeutt $,usU k5sfenSpnI.
g%ttt.gr6ftt. uab eftt.s yriebr. Sdssenbiss.
Duie @efsai6aft- III tauptfdata fur Die bextfGs 8tp6
IferuRg ber Der. StdGten ge9runoet wprben. SIRE 4e.
anien fnt 9 eutfa une ibe DradfeGen psrssu tn beut.
d { T uuo ensl &er Spra d c ~cuSaeesben.
SIRE @efdahe teaepen In 0fbens-9erft@erunetu,
Observation-Disclosures, @asfeuer- anb a~etbren-
ten-8trft@erungfH.
G6tate Yrp3fnt c& anusen glaseus netbtu antsr
@arf6erten pertbeit, uno modem Die Geleui1aft 6aburdb 81 etag
aui @e0euieitt9tett bsgrluceten.
MIS- &eferenSeu fir Baltimore inh fpIsembe 6erren er-
nanut, prn benea bic NIT ' .eiGneten aud Mtten- Subaber fnb
9T. u. S6nsaGe., 4 ST. g. %. @1iI,*
y Gfcbt. Qttr,* n 9En. 6. Sasnsr,
- Werner DrEieI, y Sacrb Nuerlp9,
n Sauttlton @afer, y y s.. @. Sptlder,
q Chs. 9in<t@S, = - Wfper Stetn,
- perm. bon &apfI " 80. utrlnuH,
Eenrp DietrtG, ~ Wt0les 2Stefenielt.
Applitanten aus Walbin9tpH urp aus tr9enf
einem Ibelle beS Stadte8 Utarplanb
pSasu Fp sefdGi9f an mid pencen.
Hepipb gualer agent.
Office; go. IS 0eecnbiir., ~9esena6er Der 4eft<Oftee.
f4ifsl 6Iatl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-21

@s iii unm3alit bic oielelt Rnren nambaft gu Ma1en, lpelda
f9on bet alten lsbeln bnra bteis Weoisn beplrtt ipurben.
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Gepiir3e. Nrima Commencement $50, II. 2. NRnstauaille
|i@paraen Sinaappre- Gfeffer, Heiten, @alfia, Wtustatblhf9einD
SamatSa 9emsnt uOrritbis NHS aR perfauteH bel NQRe@aaS :"
q IRbaII, 70 @beapltee. Ssa&Vs
, 1861-09-20

1,rt ftJeads of the Hona Haaard ,taahed to ]
THAR afxoKtes-: ~ tzskN wa das4ne6 adds
sa.ste sand forward bst*a ~ eoa1aaas bat !
u II WW evi4eAt tint eaRs111o9 Na2A afssd
" IS ~ right 10 4sseh, i Wes taoskat
proper, nd hzt dzs 70 Y esave
jsaes %ttssea:: % 1eeoea,eeS' ~ % Sao1isE CON. d
panies 1ero eaulppsd ard obtaiaed leAve
10 ua1ch: AndsrsoA- -Gnar;as, Captain Aoaar'
sp1 G1itt&nt*n, zoanves, CAPTAIN Ha<1sn;
.1pdependent Natlonk Guards, Capt esmPlo;
Ihurston ansrds. Cap. H4n1oa ], a4losrs
Gos1dr, % pi. Gspt: q i; G'n R:a:s, Opt 1t,
Jcbn; Tonpk ns Z.uaSes, 2d Lieut.. Groovsr;
M.rsup R:fes, Csp. Duprss Jefferson Guards,
Capt Haher; FsatklsE Guards, Capt Hum;
Del Gunyaa, Capt. Ruble: Av.r Gu srsis,
Cslt Eftcsfft; Hsmlltou Homn Gsaris. Cap+-
Hughs DeIph Gunde, Capt. Dan2; samter M
G:eyA, Capt. BoeMau; atd East Lsll3T1He
By arrangement Msjor A. Z. Jeheson had
teen detsiled to take the coEm1rd, but Gan.
IT. T. ehe1nsn, Of Gtn- Audereon's stat,
claimed the right to iead the expedition, MAj.
5cht Eon aiding him.
1fe as ke1i RI ea ned permission to a.compa'
ryth txFedit on, aud we're suan}i7d with
srrs ard took pcsit:ons il the ranka OF the
different ct:mp.nire. ...-
At clever .tcluck the little taad Of esvea
Erncted EatT1C:s itft tna corner ot x.2 2no
| J,tTsrstn rt=eets. No strains Of mart:sf MI
t bic III, a. ur-d their fra footsteps. for thsy
| ntee ed no more charming strain t1anIae tsm !
| sic Ct tie Unio1,"
| At ore o'clock, the moment Of closing, th'
b1sv= btss s1e a. the depot Of the l. suisVili
| SID N.a bv,11e Railroad awaiting trA1Bporta
| tion to the ec:He Of strife
| At q late hour Col L Roussean's Br;gad
from camp 10. Holt, cros4ed the nvsr Iau
icirtt TIE Home Guard expedition.
P. S.-Ne hsye Information tEat the pa:sef
GER 1rsiD which lett this city at i've o'cloe
Jast eveni5g vas esiz7d &: the Iabab5n Jaat
tsop, and that the rto=ls afe 6ft.e2 kladra
strong between the Junction and Maldrau:5;
| Hill.
, 1861-09-20
SUSTAINING FREMONT.

We might continue to give extracts in
any number from our exchanges, sustain
ing the policy announced By General FIRE.
mont in the Proclamation to which the
President objects; but Our space forbids
more than brief reference to the articles
that bare net our eyes. We observe, how
ever, that the Dubuque Times, the Alton
Telegraph, the Keokuk Gate- City, the Ra-
cine 4dpccate, the Belvidere Standard, and
many ether Western Journals Of character
and influence are speaking out with the
msnliness and eanestness that the i'm
portance Of the question demands.
From another and unexpected source we
get testimony in regard to the effect OF
F1emont's words and actions, that is OF
great value. The Jefferson City CORES
pondent Of the AsspuTi Repu6lscan-a pa
per not accused Of any violent love for the
Unicn-says in recent letter:
TIE effect Of the amendment Of Fremont'e
Iroclsma:iou, It is believed, will bu generally
good In This 1icInify though most Of the loy1
| sdtsho1de7s sofu sohaan have talked say tte3
liked 1aetroc'ansotsoa AZ u so4s at a-st bus they
thu lis Prteeut fcrm will depr1ve the reotl
leaneEs AID sympathizera OF al tx use for %
ncuDtfrg the Government as ab ,1itlon In III
tebCene:ee-
| Seve1al shareholders that I hare met say
they have far less fear OF losing their property
| II rough the Ffee State lien than through the
| Southern secessionisss, rh.;p they abuse more
[ outraReoue]y than have ever heard them
abused IN the North. They d-clsre they ds
t 1ox want the Erattors driven out to have them
| re.nrn, but wish to see them erte7naindted.
Need anything be added to proof as en-
| phasic and direct as this +?
, 1861-09-20

In Houfe Chicago, september l1th. sss!.
Pursuant to instructions from the Secretary of ths
Trs ssu1y, book will be opened or tao :ta day Of
September lcfr, r. this ONCE, f,r subscriptions under
y superb tenc Treasury Eot-.. to be sued
under the July lth lss.- These notes viii be
lstued IL srm o1 City olare, one hundredt oass hsc
hu1dred dcu=r*, tneusaad dollrs, and hva ta u
sand dollars esc, dsttdlsth August 1861. thrsc
years STIR date 10 the orr Of the Subscriber or ns
directed and hesr interest at the rate Of $40 per
cert per TIN. payable seE1acnnxllF; such tt,rcst
being st the rate of two c.nh tor each day every
hundred dolars. For the convenience Of tbs llolaeE1
each loldeT Will have coupons attached e1prtssins
the several amounts Of sen1L4nnual wilch
coupons csy be detached aud presented TT pssn Vi
separately fr=m tbs not-s.
Suhez 1iptiors fer such Treasury Notes vii 5e re-
cttvcd du1ir fifteen days from tic Day Il Opening
the book as 1esaid No sub cr+pAan or less III
fifty dollars ner for any fraction # shat be
cered. subscriptions ct fifty dolsr4 oae hundred
dol net be ?ad in lawful cola the Unttai t.tcs
at the time Of subscribing Eno:crptisps OF than
ore luz dred to1iazs mag b. I'D 1T onc.: OF, II pr.
fer cd tcntn at tat time CT suba h1u1 Az one
third IT The lie amount on every tTeutt.th DAY
thereafter I'll the utole tAai paid No r4Fmttt
u less shan tfty dollars accepted th.t being
The tmAlest sun fr which Treasury nosss be r.
s,ed.
Certificates will be granted n drpcste t, 'ubsctt-
bers for she paid. tie original Of which t:e
sub; c11ber will transmit by mail - the Secretary OF
the Treasury when Treasury Sotea 81 Stores 3D. will
be ksIed thereon to tnch sub crter Of Lis or car
1sf intere:t In such ce:tiicate; b1s III
cGs-- only p.rt OF the 7unt sute ribet -
raid At the TING Of su'sscrbt z, I1casur Notes VIII
b. fs3ed .rl: for The payEeats nat 'uhs'qcnt1y to
the Ef-t Wliei1 i'll rc.E4iG nj til tas Wh5te ono1at
snbseT b, By suct 7crson shall be ntd+ when Trca
srry Nstes will be ssusL orsut9: 5Tt payment alo
On rasEstnt OF ..', In tao ent, tls: Ens. ri
her I'll nay In sGor IL equal to the IT.
, 1861-09-20

1888 to 1915, England was fo1 moro than
half the time-sixty-sevea ysars-ens'agsd
in war. The var OF the spanish suooass-
ion cost over 4soo, ,ooo, 600 In eleven yess; !;
the seven.yeazs'> war cost t56a, ,o0o, 900.
our revolutionary war cost England $780,
O00, 600, and that Of the French revolution
&, ,s2o, ,000,00 When At war with Napo-
leon, from 1903 10 1916, England raised by
tax the enormous sum Of $3,655, ,000, 900,
and BY loans the further sum Of $780,
ooo D0-an average Of over Fl ,223 900 per
day. It has been said that for ninety
days previous to the battle Of Waterloo,
abe spt st an average If 81, 900, 900 per day.
Yet she has survived this ENORMOUS out.
lay, preserved her credit, increased in pop,
ulation and wealth, and is still strong
enough to excite apprehension in many
American minds Of being ready and abl.
at any myment to embark in War will
no
, 1861-09-20
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
The Liberals Victorious over the C1er-
1eAl4-'A1 n Eu&llsk 1zsaltof Arrssted fut
Proposing n French and E0xt18ta
Prokkclof3te-k31B EuttArlAl.

tE2uLQ LIE -t- l. GfS11HS. EtEk.J
By the kindness Of police officer Nc Wat
sre furnished with some interesting in.elli-
gtuce from Nhe city Of Mexico, In 4 private
letter, dated August 20th-
TIE Liberal army under the control Of the
present {Juarez) administration, hiss at length
succeeded in dispersiug the feroc!oas army
the clerical party. We hay. no parsica-.
lars ct the Liberal tIinnph, but the rout Of
the Resct'onists is aid to be absolute and
ccrciueive.
TIE writer Of The letter eucloses an edito-
rial prblhhed On the 28th Of August, In tha
Ezt1aord8na'Ta 1heet very properly aen99, .os
astss 5a S:Sg s S sSa Il i t. sogse
ding the comment that the government on the
day suecee ding, lodged the resQonsioie eoltof
This editorial criticss:es the present eondi-
lion Of Mexican politics with = boioness
which under tho Mffamon Govetnmrss "oata
have rendered its writer liable to dest1 by tse
sIcwest srd s1uelcst tortures of whose iRa2-
iration tie clerical miEd 10 capable, aud
which even row h hezplicable, save on the
g7our d that tho editor Il speak1ag under the
sanction and agos Of Sir CHARLES MJke, the
British rcpri sentative.
The article begins with reference 10 the
shs Ja peger ezee1 md appies 1t directly to
lie cue Of MEXICO. To the instability sf the
rational character II aacribes ~ vast load OF
e7ile," further pszticnls1iziog these eri.a %
akp@ye1tY In tie midst Of bouudlees wealth, .
lbs scnrity otplIe and property" !" annihilAted
credit" *'decaysd commerce." In fae
q com plets distrzan1zatlon and demoralizar
tion.' .
It then quotes ftsm previous article In the
came paper as folloWR:
aETeiy new revolution has beea hailed by
foreign e1edito7 aud foreign reaIdents ss =
proniee Of better times, uutl tAe counhy
has now lad treaty seven fundamental lava
or constitutions In the space Of forty years,
ard daye:sht eaasges under these various
laws sad Constitutions in tie chief uagis.
tfnse8-"
Tho writer adds, By Way Of deprccat!on,
that the journal hae hitherto Avoided alusioa
to At11cza politics, ssye in 50 Tar as they
| might be complicated with British interests,
bnf the prtsent ei:nas1ou of ths Republic Is
| SO "hsu9ht with evii eoassq1snces" that,
"eTen cut Of Sympathy for a.ouco itss;f," Il
, 1861-09-20
Ateernooi, Dispatches:
The Rsnsk kAtasek:eAA are 8sRafsse'
GAIL, 1,ArrxY or THR 1aIsH BRIGADE.

1xvrxxsox C1rx, No, Sept 18-11' r. n
rhrse couItefz Inns arrived from Lexington,
h1ine the following tntalitEence, bslisvso q y
the Commanding ofaeess nese ST. 70 .nmmasced 1e m ed
r. sifeef on the enttenchments It Lax1ng-
Ton. commsnded BY Col. Munigan, on @oa.
dav.. The akhs wm TMy ytevefo III Day faGo
ssxku1ted the works, md was 1epuleeo "lta
Se'g1s r. Its AIT h,d beea removed Oh Tussdsy
,,o,nsss E. Prie<. bus feebly, When the cou-
mr. 1ek. Genera Lsre vas 1t Jonastosn,
Bues county, Oh Hondsy motalng, waea a,s .
loJce IT frcH a0Uo to 5000, marching 70 tne
re1e1 gFrrsasos ., scs c9TY ssps 1a-Gsn. Phce sent
wsro 10 Col: Aol1gan osanoic9S e - hs,i r,
Az attack wa ID medhto;y made BY hrst oP=n-
Ing Win srtiiIery snd making m aasAoce IN,
deI its cover on The to#1. Pftco Hae repol'eo
with heavy loss.
Lane, with an estimated force Of nve tooas-
and Karsas troops, u reported to os Nrnto
te 1einf rec Col. MuIlgan Oshes ae fo9efA
| troops are rapidly conveIxi1g Eom s. a;ep J3aepa
! and ether points 70 refnfnrce C3l Mu'aga9-
| TIE 1B,b, 23d, 24:h and 26.h lndiana req
Dtnts hsvt gone via ste7met ~ 70 ,,sr ~ p :,
Ii. ines End White Cl,ud. These ze1ntofee'
mens nanb+r about 600 effective troops
and will reach Lexington to morrow morning.
| the 10Th
Every ccnaaence is f=1t here That co.. MI
liyan vii n.. able to hold Lexington unit! ths
1tinfcrctmtuta arrive. The Usage h1tdge
eleven niles eaet If here, on the Pacitic r01d
is said to be tho frat point threatened By b ba1
! McCu,lnch's forces, nov believed TO hs rsp.d
II s6sapeiny from the eonth west.
ST. LOUIS, Sept ia sps cia1 from JedeI
sen City says Pr4ce attacked Lexington OF
Nor day with 10000 men and xss repalsed
Ine hEht had bSsn 1ensnsa y rtcs On 1qss Is
BY. Ger. Lsge, With 2,o0o Kaasss troops let
Jtfls OWE Me1ta5 TO reinforce Lexington
Ber; Mccu!loeh, With $500 trooRs. Y r !;
ffhe DIRECTION ct either RosIa or Jefferson. Ho
Ho1k is In prospect, but tha Government
! pre- pared to meet them Usage bridge il ta
i il 81 poi1at tlrr attpef. Confidence ia felt tha
Co, blulltgan VIII be able to hold Lsxinsto
until 1einrcree6. Bands are playing nation;
airs At tJt1fzson, in honor Of tae heroic II
. Pulse If Price. The rebels left the steane
Suus bipe Ut Cambridge, after takiug away part
ol the n machlnezy anu disabling her.
, 1861-09-20
Gj)ica4nj!' rih!la|nle


There are certain well-kno IN and uni
.yxusuv admitted facts and principles
rhtch govern the conduct and modify the
,rerat;ons Of be1ligerents. The one thing
which nobody disputes is the right Of the
commanding Generaa Of an army, IN a
case Of great exigency, 10 proclaim Mar
tisl Law-to make himself, fol the time
being, superior to all laws and al civil
tribupals-to represent the State as uncon-
dit;onsl'y and absolutely as if he were the
most absolute Of nonarchs, His acts when !
he has thus assumed the right to dispense
with the law and the courts, become the |
acts Of The people and the Government;
and though Re may subject himself to
pains nnd penalties for the abuse Of his
pover. the1e is nowhere any authority
competent 10 undo what he does, to multi
fy his judgments or arrest his DEGREES.
Thee, rs sake ), arc rdIputsbIe princi-
fles; al a,y rae they are those which
haye h.>a :s.a:.1.e5, frs. auI last, many
TINES over, by every civilized country IA
tie wc1lo, :sr own among the number.
Now apply these principles to case in
hand: Fremcnl WIS and is the Head cf
Military Department. To fim was dele
gated the Constitutional Jurisdiction of
The President, an3 that, as We explained
yesterday. Corgrtss having recognized a
stste Of xar 4na provided the means Of
carrying it or, was bounded only By the
Necessities Of She military situation. Ia
the administration of the Department., he
found snflcien. reason for declaring Mar
tial Law, and in doing SO, he solemnly, aud
by virtue Of his military right, liberated ii
the slaves of the rebels within the territory
in which the civil law was superseded. His
act WAS complete ia ITSELF Il wss the
hw. By it esey slave of every rebe
within tie area tesigneted becomes + free
mar, legally aud :ndi.putably.
The question low arises: Fremont, a.
the representative OF the Government, a<
its trustee with ple1 airy powers, ss its ate,
fqo, having declare the emancipation of {
certain class Of men, can letter Of tn.
President 1e-eas'ave them: The question
seems clear TO us, and We answer il, No
And until it ca,l he shown that Martha
Law is not permitted hy the practice Of oul
Republic; :hat Fremont had no right K
proclaim it; or that, proclalming it, hi
was bound, when de1recing the fate o
1tbel property and sentencing rebels t.
death, to make an exception Of propert
inm:n (elasesl we shall continue to afflrr
that every slave embraced in the term
and bot nda,ies Of the Proclamation, b.
become FREE, and the power to ore-ensla1
nowhere exists! We commend this vie
to our legal friends for their examination
, 1861-09-20

PR1vKTEKt 5KFr. DAv1a-The wrsck Of the
PrivateefJ.n # Davis appears to have bsen In
tsntioEa1 On the part Of the crew, and, more
than that, to have bean = part OF 3 conspiracy
for The murder Of Captatn Ccxester. -Four OF
the crew have keen arrested at Chanhernborg,
snd the proof Of their guilt Is established by
the evidence Of eome Of their fellows. It Will
be remembered that Capt Ellipgwood, Of .
Boston schooner, captured BY the JEFF. Davis,
sud who was released, stated that there Wss :
v<1y bad feeling among the men towards their
cspta's, sud that tie latter, who knew 1t, was
constantly On his guard for faar OF personal
noaence~ Capt. Coxetter il Maine man, sad
was 1olced into the pirate business sgsiast his
nelt<r Judgment; md although he made sths
IAN oaT1s" tazsor to our coastlsg vessels,
his len1eacJ to prisoners cau.ed him to be un.
popular among his cuttaroat associates.