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New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-02

.s.=... s, P. DELABARRE.
The first part of the foregoing report was on
notion adopted, and the following resolution was
also adopted, as recommended in said report:
Res6lre3 That resolution No. $751; granting permson to
Wilson Waterson to forge in square bounded by
il ephne Liberty jackson and Franklin sIeets and The
hereby repealed and said permission accordingly re-
nded. "uY Y-...
The following resolutions, adopted by the AS
sistant Board, were concurred in, as recommended
in the foregoing report:
resolution approving The adjudication of contract to Pat
repairing and keeping in repair the bridges
Canal Cnfondcle
Yeas Messrs. DeLabarre, Cox, Huckins, stth
and Wiltz--5.
resolution approving the adjudication Of contract to Hen
fy Mctiuinn for digging canal on London avenue
Yeas: Messrs. DeLabarre, Cox, Huckins, Stith
and Wiltz-5.
resolution approving the jEdieaon Of Hen
Y Mcann for eparng and keeping in repair the shell road
aloug garonieltt Walk.
Yeas: Messrs. DeLabarre, Cox, Huckins, stth
and Willis.
resolution approving the adjudication contract R.
Moore Tor widening, etc, Broad street canal.
Yeas: Messrs. DeLabarre Cox, Huckins, Stith
and Wiltz-5.
Mg. Huckins was permitted to withdraw the mo.
ton Tade by him to reconsider the following reso-
luton, adopted at the last sitting Of the Board:
resolution granting permission Professor Wilbur
the Place d Arnes 10 make a balloon ascension.
On motion, the Board adjourned to Friday next,
at o'clock p. NJ.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-02
BLOOD Food

Reality Human Blood upon being AEALYzED, always p.s.
with essential elements, gives, conrs
the Standard. Arayze the Blood person suffering
Consumption. Liver Complaint DySpepsia etc
find in every instance certain deficiencies in the
uIes Supply thesedeiceucesa You made veil
The Blood Food is founded this
There
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-02

LeAVVS eVefy 7, z
in nlaCe of the steamer Eharmerl
TEaRG CONFEDERATE STATES
sga4Y ~ Mail Packet M 3ary a., r. Holmes, mas
fer yieksbHrg, WSrrcn!on; New Carthage
ssaassssss frRG tuit. Joseph, Rodney Waterproof
Ma chez aud Mail ondngs below For freight passage
apply board, or tn
jy2 If d. r. CARROLL Z 60, Agnts
S. CHruute'Gt street.
The Mary T. ccnuects Vcsburg with tie Charm
for all poius on EaEoo river. .
n H-rha steamer Mary 7. ccunects vicgshnrg with
steamer Dew Drop the Yazoo and Taisachc rivers All
fieehr consigned OF the steamer Dew Drop will go
NJ P. DENT, Captain
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-02

deficiencies of B!oodiH different
Coughs, Colds BronchE any affection whatever Of the
Throat Lungs inducing Consumption No. which is alse
the Depression Of Spirits Loss of Appetite and for ali
Chronic Complaints arising from Over-Use General Debty
Nervous Prostraton. No. e. for Liver Complaints No
Dyspepsia Being already prepared for absorption It
by drops and carried Immediately into the circulation
that what You gain you retain The No for Fe1Ae Irrer
aries ystera WeAknesses See special directions fo
this For Salt Rheum Ernpions scrofulous, Kidney and
Bladder Complaints take No g. In all directions
strictly followed Price OF the Blood Food 81 Del
bottle.
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT, Ne. 4O6 Broadway Hev
York j. WRIGHT CO., Mo- Isl Chartres street O.
J. WOOD CO. st. Louis Mo-. and by all respectable Drns
gis6 throughout the country.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-02

clerk l.. alwnra on landing Louis street.,
aign bills Of hiding or the above
boats.
iny2 Il. bANbU +. Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-02

WRIGHT, ALLEN 81 CO.. COTTON FACTORS
W and C0mmission Merchants, No. 2 Grayier street. New
Orleans, teA ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-02
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION
No. l42 CANAL STREET.

In conformity with the requirements of the Charter, the fol-
lowing statement il published
Amount due to peposors. S1a5l9i d
Certificates Deposit outstanding 1856 83
Total Of Lnblitiaa S439 49l q
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-02
DYSPEPSIA,
eai ScheidRm SChnapns,

public are cautioned opurchass but
sed
V4NDEVEER'S INDICATED GIN;
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-02
LOWER COAst, AND LAFOURCHE.

L.saee- avery SATURDAY. 81 u
THE FAST PASSENGER PACK EE
~ ~ Music. los, 1%lferes, master, e@Le1 New Or.
- iearu above rsJlrnng down the Coas! eTer>
gTRGTNIUs G. DENrIEI4,
ul97 Advprti.inV AEenL-
as.The N o., 9. ard h. Canoany viii have esrk "a
the cat Of S. Louis fs21 this dpts- rccetve freight
For freight apply board n the ofi2o o. he
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-02

Personally appeared before Arthur SaUcer Justice of the
Peace Parish Of Orleans, G. CURRlE DUNCAN,
Treasurer Of the New Orleans Savings Institution who being
swor eposc that the above statement is true and
rect transcript from the books of SAID Institution
G. CCRRIE DUNCAN, Treasurer.
Swornto and subscribed before this day May g. 1851
ARTHUR SAUCIER
Third Justice of the Peace.
The Trustees have declared Twelfth Semi Annual nvIend
the of SIX PEI CENT, per in accordance with
the Bylaws for the six months previous the l inst.
The dividend due each depositor will be paid in Cash.
placed his her credit deposit the LIST of May,
hs preferred
S. JChES, JR., Secretary.
~ 1ssas Nay 9I 81 mylG
R.T AsEEw, C. ?. sE0OTE. J. P AUSTIN.
4 SKEW, SNCGFlG & AUSWES-
ATTORNEYS At Law,
Magnolia, Columbia Co., Ark,
-Retereuces-
Henderson, Terry L Co., G. Yatgjr.. Co. - .
A. T. Hawthorn W, II. Smith. fe22 II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-02

G, O. NORTH, v.sov s.. n. HURPEN,
j. j. suERk4Et} -S'i 10. W.
NJ ORTIZ, SHERMAN SS CO.,
IMPORTERS AND J0BBERs
( 6.#z5
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY GOODS, CBTLKRS
JEW %LRY, STATIONERY, MUSICAL IEsTBU-
EkTs, COMBS BRUSHES, PER-
Es FUMERY, BUTTONS.
THREADS, ---.
uy2I ly4vy 'eSassAtnoefs % SsrseS5i eS5i,,.y VOW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-02

Leaves every eATURD " nt 10 O'Clock !. N.
FOR 4S&LiEE, SGETH"W EST
teusg Ia PAS Lower Cu!sr-0ucC a Week.-Mrs. hne
/ isssstEeessg passenger packet Empire Parish. A,
Grant, J master will jedve New Orleans every
SATURDAY, u o'clock \. N. For freight passage ap
ply on board, ~
ais 2. LANbUF, Agent.
DIx-CIr E1DI ,o-I7 TuF t?oACT,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-02

This ia the only remedy against Worns the hums,
ramethingsthat fatal and destructive to children
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-30
Law CARDS.
y T
KERFOGT g. WALLER,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSRLLORs AT Law,

DALLAS TEXAS.
N. B-Prompt attention TO Collection Claims.
RETEREy, Es-Stmuel NJ. Garland Amherst H Va; John
nomI son. Jr Amherst C. Il Va; Garland Christian Lynch
burg, Va Mosey Speed, co Judge NJ. Burford Dallas,
Texas; hon v H. Dalneil, do. misc -dkcy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-30

From ne Examiner, Hort5H, Ta
They have been tested In than housand caea hb ~
Tire success. ~ ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-30
DAVED =. C.. CARELL,

Ely AT LAW.
DRACrCEs in all the Courts Of counties Of Nelson and
Amherst He will attend to any Law business entrusted to
hlin In the adjacent counties
FS Address. Tye River Warehouse o., Nelson Co, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-30
NUMBER 1O1.

BY the Of these Psthe periodic attacks OF Nervous k
Headache may be prevented snd the
men, OF an attack immediate relief pain will bs
obtained.
They seldom fall In removing the 8oNsed and Hedachs 10
which females subject.
They act gently upon the boves-removing CoStircneS
ror Literary n Students Delicate Females and al perscna
OF sddndry habits, they valuable L1spe Improving
ihe appetite giving tone and rigor the digestive orgsns
restoring the natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system.
The oEPrfALIC PILLS long nyeg
carefully conducted experiments having many years.
during which tine they have prevented and relieved
amount OF pain and suffering from Headache whether origins
ting In the nervous system from derangsd Of the
stomach
They entirely vegetable In their composition ray be s
ken al all times with perfect safety without making any change
Diet and hea6snce Of any disdgreedbe tGs renders easy
10 Gdminister them 10 children
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITsl
The genuine have nve signatures Henry spAng ol each
box.
Sold BY Druggists and all ether Dealers In Medlclne
box will be seat by mail, prepaid on ept Of the
PRICE, 20 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY O. sPALDING,
As Cedar Street, New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-30
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS.

y
ART MANS Improved Manipulated Guano.
~ AmmOniated super. PhOs Lime.
super Phosphate OF LiGle (Viihou
The Richmond fertilizer Mlls having u supply Of the
above named fezsrs hanG the mills constantly work
are prepared 20 uvnh Fsrne and Planters with quantity
they may vish a. the following rates;
Manipulated Guano $50 Per ton
Ammonaied super-phospbste CT Line so. Of
superPhosphate u Line, Eith Anmonia as 2OO lbs
delivered free q charge, In pSIt OF The city
The With which these Manures have been used lurnR
'heras; year Wheat Corn Oats Tobacco and coion, in Viz
gna and North Carolina eyuced BY letters received and The
rapidly Increasing demand many certificates might be gven
Is deemed unnecessary vii oSnge by ordering
early DAY. Taey be fgEhss the Mills by Mesrs
J. Hope, $50 wa.-scFv Msssrs Riggs Co., Norfolk D.
Grigg Esq. Pete. sas J. Royd CO. LynehbuEg wm. Dod
$50, Aeay.~s, l. G. Goodwin, ESQ Fneasue Va and Coule
All orders promptly attended TO.
J. II. POINDEXTER, Proprietor.
s HARTMAN, General Agent.
fes-3n P o. Box No. SCI.
NBpeass nstc TIA, sgs1y ingredient used in the foregoing
preparations Purca south Of MsSoa aad nixon Line
pICaaONO CLOTHING mANUFAC- =,
"a yOsi-Ths suhscrbeTs have on hand large and III
GOODS Cloths Cass'uers and Ystngs of ~ grades IL
ne FOL oWlDg noted MS creushts Ai', Richmond Va,
g Mus CuDei er county, VA Asley Ford Go 5 sils
fredecSs urg Va Thomas Aimee Mills Maron Smith county
Va Roek Ilznd Mis- Charlotte " C.; which prepared
measure Ae shories, notice. atGSt and
approved goods that compare every respect with
h best Northern manufactured goods ad Of the CreEshsW
goods eqa4i qua y F.ercA There longer
cuse bGyag goods manufactured o the State In ADDITION
keep alvsys hy1i stock of FRENCH AND ENGLlSH
CLOTHS Az CASERES be Surpassed By any house
hs c,v The Cutters corps Of workmen
be surpassed by house In the Union, with deerina
furnish vh Southern
scu roo4s South cat South aad ut. 70 be
South determined 70 do all in poVsr
10 paah forward Southern Institutions.
Co'hIars and slerch.pt Taors,
fe26 Curl-r Of hsi1 aGd 18th streets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-30

From he Democrat. 81 Cloud, Ntsa
are, have been trc ubed with the send sr
box cephac Ps SO that may have them Ia case Of an Al.
ack. " ~ ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-30

DOGLOCK'S REMEDY FOa DYSPEPSIA AND CHR0-
Nc rHE ASHThs remedy is corddenty oH'ed to the pub
the h that possess To The above complaints
superior any ne which has hitherto been brought 10 the
notice o. tie camuUy Ttts vusUle rene bas been N
fs about teen years and a. recto,d he ahh hundreds Of
pens this city who vere thought bencurabe Prepared
and sold by J. ?. DUvAL,
aull Corner Main and 10th streets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-30
~ SPRING STYLES ca
liS OF hts IND CAPS. SSS

II ,-.-e1. Of HATS AMI CAPS I- s?tg trade i
c1-r-e embracing az sc STYLES and co'rs o. sOft
ltt $50 -s n Ss and SssueTe usts, a1d great yaey
- style y Gaps Lesaoru aud S;-aw s n great VARIETY
80 -s-l a1-tuent % gsateaens furnishing 70 ds Tn
-ls Nsslr Cane, &c tc s any OF which win be sold
w GOOD e-s sny Other shment ia the city.
spectuIy invite cal from pu-chasers
l0ilN THOMPSON,
uh5 No Z Ballard Hous-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-30
PERPETUAL INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE
STATE OF VIR GINA. {.

CAPITAL. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1885,, 900
OPPiCR-main Street, In American Hotel.
TIIHS Company takes addition TO the ordinary Fire and Ma
re risks PERPETUAL Insurance ON buildings. Under this
policy the property foR EVER against loss
fire. THIS Company receives MONEY on deposit interest
thereon the payment OF Negotiable Notes and
Bills Of ExchsuPe.
Q. =. BAKs2x, Sec'y
DIRECTORS "A
VIM. H. Macfarland, Pres't Farmers Banf.
Wm. G. Crenst aw firm Of Crenshaw d Co.
Wellington Goddn, firm Of Goddsn Appersors
7. W. NcCance Arm of Dunlop, Moneure Go.
g. A. Barksdale, firm Of Warwick Barksdae
Jas. H. Grant Tobacco Manufscturer
l.. D. orepshaw firm OF Haxsn, Crenshaw %.
John L. Bacon, firm OF Bacon Baskerville
Z. b. Ha1al, firm Of HaxSll Orenshaw Cs.
John Currie, Jr Ship Owner.
Vim. H. Warwick, hrm OF Warwick Bsrksdsle.
Jas. Alfred Jones, Attorney al Law.
Q. G. Ellet.. Builder.
J. g. Rufln, Agricalturist and Manufacturer.
W. W. Crump. Attorney at Law.
Jas. Dunlop, hrm OF Dunlop. Moncure a Co. no20
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-30

Richmond Fire Association.
ohce No. l5s Main (Northeast Of llth streeJ
Richmond Va
CHARTERED 29TB MARCH, 1881
TIyHIs old reliable Institution with ample Capital and
tlngen fund carefully vested, continues Insure Slaves,
Buildings Mere chnDdis OF every description, ouse.
hold Furniture, and Family Wearing apparel Vessels,
CarVoes and Freight the lowest rates Losses
adjusted and paid with oil possible despatch
DIRECTORS
David Curre Robt. NJ Burton,
Chas T. Wortham, francis J.. Barnes,
John H. Claiborne, John i. sublett,
Join }. WilSon, 1hos A. Rust
Alexander Garrett, Geo. n. Gwathmey.
Peter c. Warwick
DAVID cURaIE Pres't
JoHs J. WILSON. Tress'r.
RoBr. T. BhooKE, Sec'y de2T
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-30

RETSorrsBUPG FRASEIE Co. oun
~. January 9, 1891
No IS Cedar It., N. Y.
DI4A SIR.
Incosed find twenty-five eents r shlch send sa- NJ ,
phac Pills Send % address hey VIA O. FILLER ReynoIS
burg. Franklin Co Ohio. '' e'"'i-''
Your Pill 'Sori Ike oidza-euys Rsadac.s ayr,o Ia
stdntey. ~ '"'
Truly yours,
wM. @. YTLLER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-30
SVATER a. Ts3E
" R5CEERIUGE ALUM SPRINGS. VA,
BOTTLED AT THE SPRINGS


BOTTLED AT THE SPRINGS
1he Vndegned have constituted th house Of PURcS LAuR
ST 'TES AMI the CONFEDERAiE STATES OF AMERICA
The repu % this water, medicinal establish
ed Ia Virginia and pa o. the South, and rapidly
established O. Is Mineral Waters which wi
bear -tusp3sn That has Been ke:t fr0u tTo
in glass without apparent damage shei " rs t-e lie
The many r-nsk'hls eass .er,g.ned BY 1, in Dyspsps
Chronic N a o. s1, ys@r terya's Ltcer DiNsGe ScrO
q I.n S,,sca4t Pa &C. have sttrsc;ed the attention
e 81 enaca medical In every section Of the country.
water Europe America rich IN medical substances that
Of Rockbrige Alum spfugS"
Dr. Moorusr resident psyscsa at the White sulphar: alt
matter Of no little Importance ha; the public should be J sp
pset o. he remarkable efficacy OF the RockNsS waters IN
r1uoUs diseases especial Thew have log stood repoach 10
found deserves tts rs-ie 1Dcifc their cure"
pRulp.- rcd with letters the eminent phys-
Glars cicrye. lawyers and en- classes OF felow-clzens
vho certify @ personal kn0Wledge and expert OF the vl
o. This water.
The un5e0lsnei have nov completed .aea a-Anener sar
them hercecrt NV .ad promptly 10 NEE; the steadily growing
demrll
CAUTION unprecedented o. this Mineral Water
ony used a. & fountain ~ he visitors who have throngrd
hh-r but ~ thr dtsnt ho-es naturally
the EJECT bring into tn marse TO extent other
bra-as similar nau Ihs-eiote rers"ts who wsh use q
do well apply directly the undermined their
general sgelu Rch nd, vhs s tade viii In all cases, pro
their supplies through the house % PURCELL LtpD Co., "
Ehom also they Nbe furnished with the proper cehcs.Ss ana
81 W bills
The LUN POwDETs o-MGss baz tae re.dusry salts Of Toe
water oba ned by evaporation heen found ty long exTe-
-nce rsa Lp medical virtues % the water ard 20 be
cecr the Il Is with entire safety by
me ard to remote points where the water cannot easily be
Dor 'al particulars. see pamphlet
We viii sud the psmuht posp o. Appicstion by letter
addressed 70 FRAnER a RGNDOGPH' Proprie,oS.,
Postofce, Alum Springs,
Rockbttgecounty, Va, orto
snS-9m Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-30

Mod -o 90 Ser at The shortest uofca
CASH PURCHASERS W u cad 60 their Interest 70 cal asd
-.v .t1.E before pl. cN asnr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-30
E@SOne OF the Results OF the
49, GREAT POLITICAL PANIC
DRY GOODS
ATA RUINOUS SACRIFICE


$4,000 WORHO OF FRESH DESIRABLE
WHITE GOODS AND HOSIERY,
PURCHASED last week, At al Assigree's sale FOR
OASHi
A. less than OnehaY the original Importation and in order
tte views cf cloFe CASH BUYERS
fe e prices that w def competition Amongst the variety
viii be aad the cheapest WHITE GOODS ever ses or heard o
such
JACONFT CAMFRiCs:
JsCONEr MUSLINS:
Swiss MUSIINS
FuRNIrCRE ntNITIE5:
ROBE RRfLLIANTEs Zoe SKIRTS.
WHirE BRI' LIANTkS;
TOWELS, DOYLIEs, NAPKINS:
TABLE CLOTHS;
LINEN OAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEPs:
CHECNED MUSfl rs.
MARSsILLES QUILTS;
VICTORIA LAWNS;
PENIS, L M .WNS and PRINTED oAMBRIcs;
REAL FRENCH ORGANDIES at Is and Is. Cd;
HOSIERY. &C, &c, &C
" deined make q-ck sales The Gooas will be offered
the very lowest prices ONLY or % former prompt
toners Don't mzS such rare opportunity ose5, these
hGrd uules. ALFRED MOSES
Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-30

From ns Erdrifner, Boyblt, Va.
Cephsc Pills accomplish the object which sy vera ,,a
viz Cure Of headache In all its forms.
The national Republican., 1861-09-19
ICQnmunlcAte,i.l

notice, in the Republican Of September l6,
the following. under head Of Over the
River"
"There was an unusual respect for the Sab
bath yesterday in all the encampments, owing
to the recent order of Gen. Mcclellan"
With regard to the observance of the Sab
bath /" over the river" am not prepared to
pass judgment; but can say, without fear OF
contradiction, that, in the tenth regiment Mas.
sachusetts volunteers, the Sabbath Is coDstd.
sred the most laborious day of the week. We
have company Inspections, reglmental inspec.
tiOns, aad inspections Of the quarters and
clothing which last is proper, think; but to
occupy the time entirely with these inspec-
tions, regmental and brigade reviews, to such
rest, is, 1t seems to me, aporyersion Of the end
and object for which the Almighty ordained
that institution. @. ID, G.
The national Republican., 1861-09-19
DEPARTM E NTAL.

We learn at the Department Of State, that,
hereafter, commuuications between the BritisA
Government and its Consuls in ports Of insur-
rectionary States, will, with the consent Of our
Government, be carried on by means Of Briti'h
vessels Of war. This oourse will obviate the
endorsements which have heretofore atten-
ded those communications tn ough the channel.
ANOTHER SECESSION PAPER INrEaDlcrED. The
Following order has been Issued by The Post
Office Department
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
,~.-r .s.- September ls. =.
Ordered, That the Louisville Courier: found
to be an advocate Of reasonable hostility to
the Government and authority OF the United
States, be excluded from the malls and post
Offices OF the Uoited States until further order
By order Of the Postmaster General:
I' . =" .' JOIN A. KAssoN,
First Assistant p. N. G. .
The national Republican., 1861-09-19
MARBLEHEAD. - The Bunker Hill Mass

MARBLEHEAD. - The Bunker Hill Mass
Aurora says:
Marblehead, Mass, contributed 1000 men
to she revolutionary army, and, at the end OF
The war, there were 600 widows and 1000
fatherless children, in It's population of less
than 1000. At that time, Marblehead was
reckOned the second town in the State in pop
uation and wealth. During the war OF 1872
the frieate Constitution was chiefly manned b Y
men from Aarblebead, aud the town also sent
out great number Of privateer-, and when
peace was declared 1t was found that 500 ci,i-
zens Of the place were held in England as pris
Oners of war"
The patriotism Of Marblchesd is one of the
noblest traditions Of the country, and is in
delibly impressed upon It's history. 1t was the
Marbleheaders for whom Gen. Knox called
when ordered by Gen. Washington to prepare
for the passage of the Delaware. They sup.
ported the war of 1872 as resolutely as they
did the revolution, and, when every body else 10
Massachusetts, was gratiied by the peace OF
1915, the representative In the Legislature
from Marblehead, sturdy old man, said biz
people " ,oanted to fight a lille longer"
The national Republican., 1861-09-19
lCommunic

The Public Opinion in England
Is chiefly made or indicated, perhaps, or both,
by the London Times. Bnt If Clio Is to take
her account of the battle of Bull Run from the
columns OF that able and corrupt newspaper,
history will become what Sir Walter Raleigh
in the Tower, declared it to be, as he aban
doned his own attempt to tell the truth his
torioally, lone great lie" According TO
Professor MoCoy's carefully prepared facts
and statements, last evening, Dr. Ray, an
editor in Chicago, of unimpeached veracity
came away from q place three miles distant
from the battle ground, in company with the
:" London Times" prefer to name the " Thun-
derer" itself; for de minimis non est curdnd,tm-
/. .. never mind the minnows, but harpoon the
whale. how, DR.. Ray asserts positively
!. That the "Thunderer" was not on the
battle ground at all.
2. That, like a wise man, as he is, he was
never nearer to 1t than that prudent distance
of three miles.
8. That the " siege of questions" at Fairfax
Courthouse, was not only not made, but not
one question asked.
T. That the suspicion that Jupiter Tonans
had, or the fear rather, that he heard guns
behind him." which Jove reports as the roar
of the flight" is all q fiction; for the great god
Of thunder, as he fed away, had as yet no sus.
piciOn even that the rest were already flying.
His anxiety, when retreat was sounded, was
to get away first, and foremost and slvemOst
from the rebels, whom he had already angered.
He heard Of the panic and rout afterwards
8. The "fyiug soldiers" before and around
him, existed only in the Olympian Imagination;
for DR.. Ray says there was not "one single
soldier" " on the road before them.
6. The panic at Centreville was the regular
evening parade, by men who supposed the
battle was won.
7. In short, Jupiter gathered the m sterials
for his poetcal sensation article In Eng
land, perhaps, marketable afterwards in
Washington, after the L" sandwich and 'alf and
ALI, from different officers and soldiers; aud
thus made up pretty story, less resembling
| the truth itself than Robinson Crusoe rese,n
bles the original Alexander Selkirk. Children,
and tories, and other aristocrals In England,
may believe both Robinson and Russell.
This Is from al old Correspondent of the
London Times, who knows where and how the
| Cyclops compound the THUNDER.
The national Republican., 1861-09-19

A New KENTUCKY BRIGADE.-The President
yesterday appointed the following officers OF a
new Kentucky brigade:
Mai W. z. Ward, Of Kentucky, major general
FIRST regiment-John H. Ward, of Bowling
Green, KY, lieutenant colonel Jas. B. Car
Isle, major.
Second regiment-Ed. Il. Hobson, colonel
John Carlisle, lieutenant colonel VIM. Hob
son, MAJOR.
Third regiment Velagss, colonel; q
C. Edwards, quartermester J. D. Williams,
commissary.