, 1861-08-26
QUE WARRINGTON EBrFK1.

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who has had ia South Side Ftsa," &
ESpecsal Correspondents Of tbs Chicago 14anane-l
WAsu1asroa. Aug. "a, 1851 ]
Two dark Sundays a1d blne Moaasy 1A'e
been uron Is. The new ordsf o. secretary
Cameron to hurry On the tzoops' wa naturat.
" an s}arm, We had rumors by the hundred
Of the PhiIIstires being upon u.s. We nave
runor makers here, They are in the stores OF
all The seeess}onists. They are IN their houses.
They e1uates in the balls Of the Departments.
seBesuresa1a Is crossing! Johnston Is cro*s-
Ing, or has got over with 4o'ouo! Lee has
wljpp:d Roeecrans! Dsy1s viii ATTACK Us On
Arlington Heights! Baltimore 10 betting that
cne week will shut us np!' Eheae stories
.ra made: ard then the rumora that the fo-
f.,mac il about closed to onr hoata; the stM-
ress that hxngs over all cur real army move
nents: with OILY an occasional thing known
shont what movements are being uaade; these
seem onainous j; and, taken Win tae fatnef
startling order to the Governors 70 eend on
their troops, though IN regiments u ragged
ss Fsistaff' 3; made the third OF cur o'g scazee
almcst equal to 4 Bull RuDs It would be- de-
cided1y unpleasant, if We were not getting !
ueed to such panics. But AZ 1t Ia, they are !
kind Of pleasutable excitement, such as We |
would have to pay for at the theatre, but come
NOW gratis
The husTylzx On Of the troops, to be here
against any possible aecd, and to have them
drilled and otfcered here, Is good move, and
should have been the policy all along. It
would have been cheaPer; the drill and Off
cezipg would hare been better; and it would
have suved come of the Misunderstanding Al
to the relative powers Of the Governors and
the Federal aufhoziry Over the volunteers,
| Ton remember I haes written much asout
| the iced Of depot for soldlers, Whare they
could waeh eat, and res1, on their arrival here,
/ wl1nous frst being tramped Ill over town in
| their trnveliug gear, coTered With free sol-n
| Well, We have Il, Il fs complete thing, too
The cid Inauguration bsl room that was im-
proviEed fer tnas occssion, which sesezn said
/ never should come OF, has been taken down,
a1o nex -e1eated, right whare so:diera nasur-
ally deboHch nom the train. There are three
| 1nMeLse fumes In which the Potomac il let,
| rht, e, wa1st high, cur so1die1s mag learn to
| furd 1t ard taks their aoluTiens. The other
day / kaW a regiment in the i Waite House,
for tha: is the name-the Lieuteesut Cslonel
Of which wa jutt blessing rhs bath be md aome
sHc hundred Others bad taEan al it 0na time.
They go it swinnlag1y, Ill but tine swim,
| Whel SO many are sn- jus. nov troughs are
being placed all aioEg outside, Where hun
dred can wa*h their iaces at ti1ae Near BY,
the oio mount Vtrn%n Cane Fac5ory," Ii
tnrned into al eal!n5 honEs, with four imMeAse
tables, sud where alec running water II intro
tuced. Be aoes the World move; md tue
trcope may muYe on too, =. fast SIS they please,
and Gag he al gratiet ed III thtir ambition, which
besrc Colonel say Was that Of every Voiun-
teer ct "geetiag to the Whlts House"
But wlzh ! could get the ear Of every com.
Ing soldier. One thing would impress upon
here lcng enough 70 Fec how many Of the
| soldiers lave missed it, in being 100 free with
: their change, and even with their bills Or
y gold, when they first arrive, snd as long as
any fingered Hundreds Of them used to lske
carriage the first thing thing I have navel
: done Jet. They would bug every Lutte thing
they Esw; rush 1t on cigars and drinks; give
= to every beggar; allow the little boys te
brush their boots and shine 'em np;" and
, finally, make q universal dip into The canT4
t. shoe Excitement. More than sc, 200 has beer
Il psid BY soldiers fer thes". very qusstionaols
- sIees. They we're ingenioaely FAMED "sol
d di.rB' shots y locked neat before worn wert
cocl and w=li soled. BIT the soldiers Wer
!, ! well sold IL bu7ing tae1a, for what ars ths.
worth IN rainy weether,- and il the fall ani
!, w,nter, vhit b arenes1 The good old shoes o
i'd 1enoWn fer soldiers are the real ehoe3 70
then, end the2e they car get foT nothing, .
:, cutfs BY Government. If they need bIacNus
L. let the suidere do it Themselves, as most ger
15 IL ms n do their bocta. Mary Of these t1s
.. fellows econ Iawre6 their ore1coa:a or pistoll
a snd after that were begglng or stealing Ger
Mcclellan will save all new corners from th
IN tsoet OF these liabilities; but th-y cannot b
=, tco sav1rg Of their money ~her il Washing
~ ten. Half these land sharks that wa:i Il
- taen} are Eece.k, and laush st them whe
90 they have aEt1nsd them, Ea{ing, "a fool an
Al his money are seen parted.'
Many IT our soldiers he:eabouts are I
ioic1ug in d stpocket full Of rocks" in tt
20 haFlrg made their camps recent visit. Soa
70 Of these welcome men at camps ara going I
ro' Ohio, arsng them Msjors Camp and Hau
r. mon6, who will cheer the soldiers at Coiu1
90 ba1d, through the really sacred soil Of VI
asst Ein,a. ! met Paymsster Dixon yesterday
me lii new suit q la Msjor: He is the naaa wi
, ls voted all aIone III his county in Manassas I
eaa gior, for Lincoln, and as penalty, was driv
t1t xix mcoshs since, ana has not seen
ner heard t1cm lis fsmlly II al that time
e. Yesterday visited the Great Hippo3ro.
'ae Ct CUT army. 1t is the place where some
Or scules show couclusively the stuff they q
made Of; and e many horses are broken in
The baggage wagons. the grounds are
TED TWO rides OF the Observatory, and prove
zee. wisdom of the 'smagnlfcent distances Il
yho | lie scattered every here through Washiagts
has The horses are pretty fair, but the best, i
u
,ers But the mules, they have 3 wonderful simi1
I'VE | ity, all sleek, and defyipg post hay to less
Lon~ heir flesh on the rib. About three acres
DIVIDED up ihtc yards aid pens. h.ppe1
there just as they were bringing one p:
nsule to the persuasive mood, by means q
bali oozen white men asd q DOZEN negro
Wi1h ra1ie, clubs, Whips, carts, ropes, and
'rea- tcs-an to so through certain gate. T]
,ons fEal1t after oze Of the ne groes had told
e1n% that ''he need not feel so big, for his fat
nHfhjhD hOf iMnE1ES u Jnt a
iers, his uneer jaT, ard Grew him through, hitch
Dad. him to pest 4iH bis. heels did not fly n
aya; than twenty feet % he Tent through his
ents tIums. This is the way they break tht
ieTs. then, when they harness Them they hitch tt
first b1 the halter to i couple Of heaviest wage
b Of laif Eur K in the ground, and make them
paid quaipted with their future companion. II
rites sre wagons by the ttoufaad standipg thro
here al that parts Of the city. I paesed BY E;
f the 1sar enough to read the makers name,
g ae~ | found, OH three contiguous cnes, thre8 di
the ent nsmes and places ot manufacture.
> are greunGs Of the Observatory are among
d for most delightful of the macy beautiful grot
la in Of tie city, aid the panorama OF hills, do
ering with tents, Of the vide s2d circl;ng Poto,
is Of OF Georgetown and Washington, ia the I
len it enchsntlrg. Some would cali it . pic.
, has but no Ncfure that have ever seel eau g
y BY it: Lent. .Maury THE late experimenting sc
will OF the Obtrryato1y, il now = traitor, l.
para 1nagszi1.es :or our 1ioekading vessels SC
sam forget to say when on mY mule subject,
# the there 10 ere old bag Of . mule they can il
Il the DapiA." His traits are deception, sallanl
and such an intensity ef fzaIlishness, shat
no Ooo ulber i uie is hc1fe compared.
;. to Mr. Dole, Commissioner Of Indian At
loyal bts lately lett nl tour of observation to
three sas, and the Southern SupsrinttndencY,
9a29,~ can get there. He will see Snperinteu
n u Coffin and the agents generally in the II
raIli. I where the lnoians are most turbulent.
, Ioyal ably he csrnot eafeay go beyond Fort
9 say 70 which rlsce agept Elder ha. been oh
State TO retreat from the Oaase country, south
lsetts. Whatever can be done, MI. Dole will d
onatc o. ~ W21Gs settling thc disturbed state of t
- n ~ aMong the Indiana who have been sspl
ohahlV with" By the Confederate rebels, mere In
Of dis tEan they. 4 SPECIAL Commissioner has
is vast sent to the tribes further forth and vest
a1lao!e VIII a1eo look to the abuses the white con
9 aIup!e n crE are Ffaetlcipg en- tbs tribes. But
!" P1' tuccess of this commission depends 0
Commissioner being unknoHn, VIII
puoAe his na7e and visits NIB rosz.
60 tae l have heard 1t said by some lately th
u o. South will free their sayeA, if We don't
al lne make them their friends, instead Of the
It thas comjs 6 OUTS Il shat ia 80, re are los
onela, golden opportunity to accept AZ efecti7
7o'W my, If net all "eeddIed aud hSit1ed
eas3ry 7ry = fight, yet ready to be. We may ya
$eV9,- that we had responded to GarGba1di
oanks offer Of 20,00 nea aEd his lead, if
etasSs fghtrg for freedom Inssead Of thi
~ Luts | very Yankee clergynen are going So
1I eaak- chaplains. Rev, Dr.. Styles, OF New Ha
~ areaeu@ rot the only ore. There is 8 Rev. htel,
oppos1@ from Connecticut to Charleston, to Z G.
gn cap gstioua1 Church. who ia now rennrtea
chaplain In their army Braup, for ma
saa1 10 b {1 rfo, i