, 1861-09-03

e1t Of shareholders, We shock the moral sense
o1 mankind and stultify ourselves by turning
eur soldiers into dosra Of dirty work" for
Col. Morgan returned last night after q short
absence at Quincy. His reglmrnt fills ND
slowly, and is about half full according to
FrsEsnt Information. The 6th has some 900
mt \, ard the e!h lacks tonight 9l men of the
ma1iMum. A large number OF the recraits
are like the I1ishman's flea. when you think
yon Lave them, yen suddenly become aware
that yGu haven't; and such is the demand for
recruits, that It y5u get ever such fair prom
isss from THIN to be on hand at certain time,
il SLY btdy else gtts chance at them, THEY'RE
gene Ohe Ct our captains today hnoted up
nnd arrested man who has been in the EN-
pl0y Of our authorities as scout and SLY for
the last two OF three months. 1t seems that
the sole uEe he made Of his authority was to
steal and flunder for bis Own personal benefit.
He hiss been suspected Of this before, hut now
tie proof seems conclusive against him. It
would seem that secession sympathy in hizh
places is not monopo1lsed by Washington :
but, according to the papers, Is rife in Balti-
more and st. Louis, and breaks out in spots
here was heard to say that he had sent 800 to
Washington City to be used for the benefit Of
the rebel prisoners, and that our people who
we're prisoners among the rebels were more
Kindly treated than their people who are pris-
oners among u.s.: This would be very sarpris-
AHE WIZ ~ LOI h4AsAt LlfE tApkUEt aE II ha9Hi1Q-
ton, and the Qaa1termasters at Baltimore and
81. Louis, are constantly filing the pockets Of
seceeeionists with money which they owe to
loyal men. a commission merchant in St.
Louis told the writer Of this last week that
every contract given out, those Of which he
that every boat employed by Quartermaster
Mch1nssry, outslde of those chartered by the
Government, Was owned or commanded by
asn wac ~ were kncwn to sympathise with the
reoels- These being facts. we don't see Why
man craving between two and three hundred
dollars per montn ont Of Uncle sam, % for run n
this delta Of the wil," should be de.
nlea the privilege Of sending one hun
q oIea Of it to the rebels Who are in
&c o9rance ~ ~ vile" st Washington: Col Ogles-
mere, and Is certainly very worthy officer.
IWo companies Of John 4. Logan's Command
came hers last night, and it is said that Brig,
6en- McClerrand is to come and take com.
mano OF this post. Mac is SO fond Of trottinc
uns W. 9reece 3e and rome In his stump orations
teal we are IN hopes be Will give us touch
OF the military style Of the aforesaid nations
u MS management Of matters hare, It would
&c sight for the gods to rejoice over to see
Cal1o &nd Its surrour diDgs nnder real military
rne namhq Tor ,t While; aa No stump speeches, but
prompt obedience from tie men, general
stampede of hqucr sellers with their wares.
ard thorough search of oil comers, goers and
psssers through.
Padueah Is fast approaching the point be-
yend which forbearance ceases 10 he E yirtne
Because the citizens of Evansville wouid not
st1p any thing to Padueah, one of the Padu-
eahltes vas on the point Of shooting Cant,
Dexter, CT the CHARLEY Brown. o. his down
ward trip to-day. Kentucky'z sssublime neu
teallty" is tssL going to seed, and after all he:
puslllanImity, her soil is certain 10 be the
h1Hhp JTtA3 rf fE1io
orable is the logic Of events. ssWhateYer 9
man soweth that shall he also reap" Mary
land, Virginia, Kentucky and Missouri, wouId
nave been free States long ago but .or the
money their citizens realized from the sale Of
sia7es to the gulf States, aud where at :he end
M os az the moLey they have made by that? !?
Ine Galf States cherished slavery because Of
tie money realized by the prsduee Of the
laoor OF the slaves /; the Border States, because
Of what vas realized hy th7 sale Of the eou1s
ana boa1es OF the slaves. The Gulf States
states bred, reared and sold them, and in
doing SO often SOLD their own flesh aud blood,
and now Gcd mikes their soil the battle
ground q this contest, and is purging the soil
81 e1 tA1s foul pollution by bathing it in the
Everything is quiet at the Cape t:,-day: We
nave about tcrty secessionists in the guard
house in the camp. Deacon Folsom, Of your
city, sent them in 6 LOT Of tes: ameats today
By the chaplain Of the 9Th, who informs Is
that the poor fellows grabbed at them like
hungry men ct bread. They aleo begged him
|sed tc do, and if he can get them converted
:rom secessionists they viii be in fair way to
get thel- souls converted to God. The most
Of them appear to be men who have been in
7s:g1ed into this contest BY misrepresentation
OF the Teal nature of the contest,
'Ikh fftiPPrE here k,1ox L.:
their recruits all over the parade ground.
MolEiEg and evening you hear fhat IT,
eEltsble souEd-1eft- -left-latt- ire.
ally the men are learning very fast. The
change from the three months to the three
5eals arrangement has Eiitea out good deal
Of cheat, and when the brigade gets filed 10
1t will be more efficient than before
s. Fl. E..