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New York DOES NOT WANT SOUTHERN Trade
We find the following among the editorial articles
OF the New Y ork Tribune of yesterday:
The fabric of New York's mercantile prosperity
lies in ruins, beneath which ten thousand fortunes
buried. Many merchant had toiled early
and lnte, had planned aud schemed when he
should have slept, had denied himself needful re-
taxation aud enjoyment, in order to make his
pile which h. had just about completed, and was
preparing to retire and spend the dealine of lie i'll
ease and comfort, when the crash came and swept
every thing before it. Last fall, he was capita
list to day he is rupt-bankrupt in energy
in hope, in r.s0luti0n-and doomed to 90 duwn to
bis grave dependent and a wreck
Our deliberate Judgment that the trade of the
Cotton States has on the whole, been damage to
New York, has not been lightly adopted We
know that it has been large, and in the main ber-
al rTices but We the profits have been fully
balanced by bad debts. individuals have made
money out of the South, but the city, we think has
lost more than it has gained by its trade with the
Planting region.
New IoRE PRINTERs Bound FOR THE WAR.-The
printers OF New York city are joining in for the
war against the South quite enthusiastically. Six
have gone from the Times ciica six from the Nc,cs,
twelve from the Tribune, tweuty-three from the
World, eight from the Hcra}d, six from the Erprcs$
eight from Ha1pcrS, six from the German dailies,
and eight or ten from the journal of Commerce and
| Courier.
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TEXAS ISrEaLlnENce.

DFES!Ed oF THE CoRTIN4s wAR--PRoCH.ss OF the
MoVfaENT--THE zAPATA COUNTY, RESURRECTION.
The intelligence received BIZ this mornings mail
says the New Orleans True Delta of the 2lst, an
nnunces that the bandit Cor tinas is making active
preparations for another raid upon the settlers OF
tue Rio GraRde. It is ais, stated that the late IT,
surrecion in Zapata county, already noticed in this
paper, was part of Cortinas' programme. From
the Fort Brown Flag extract the following:
Positive Information has beea received Of the
raising OF large force uDder Cortoas, for the pur-
pose OF invading territory and making war, it
is asserted in the name of the United States upon
Texas. This news came by express from Ringgod
barracks tn Ough in OrnatiOn furnished by Next
cans to Col. II. Clay Davis.
Sine the receipt OF the foregoing 1t has been re-
ported that Gen Guadalupe Garcia, commandante
Of the line Of the Bravo, has received information
from Juan Nillarea of Camargo, setting forth pos
sitivrly that Cortnas, with large force, was NOV
ing up the lett bank OF the Rio Grande, preparato-
nv to crossing, which it thought would take
place at New Laredo. Such, we understand, to
have been the substance of communication made
to Col. Ford by Gen Garcia.
Capt Nolan, who his way here from Rio
Grande city, was overtaken by an express and re-
quested to return to Fort Mcintosh and repel the
invaders. 1t Is said he halted tn await orders from
Col Ford not knowing where he would be the
most nee ed
Six recruits from Metamoras whilst en- route to
join Curtinrs, were arrested at near Camargo,
and having been sent back, were 10 tged in Jail.
Since the above was in type, Capt. Nolan's com
mand arrived ut Fort Brown. The captain and
Lieut. Mlican gave call and reported that
from the best Information they had, recruits Were
pouring in from all directions to Join Cortnas
preparatory to invading our State; and they are
o! the opinion that quite formidable force has al
| ready been concentrated on the river.
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SPRUCE CREEK, HUNTINGTON c., Par
r. :, e, January Is. 1861.
SIR You viii please sud two boxes Of ycur Cepa!ic
Pills. send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
JNO. B. SIMONS'
PSi hare used one Goa Of yoar Pills, and ina iicm
erceHrnt.
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REMOVAL OF
WHEELER Il WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES.
Ar REDUCED PRICEg
with
Glass Cloth PreSSer,
Improved Loop-Check
style
Hemmer, Binder, Corder, nc
Once No. ia West Baltimore street
next door to Cortlan CO.
apS-tf W MERRILL 49,.
PARKER BRoTuERs' LONDON CLUB SAUCE -Tti4
celebrated Sauce is fast supnrspdng all others From the
richness and delcacy OF favor it has attained rD
!ary almost great this country as in Europe Fo,
sale by all frstclsss grocers and by their agents.
GREEN & YOE. Importers
o5l-a IS West BaItimor street
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IRON the st. Louis Democrat
The immense demand for the article (Cephalc Pills
rapidly increasing.
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from the Examiner, Norfolk Va
they have been tested IN than thousand cases
with entire success
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-29

from the Democrat, ST. Cloud, Mimi
If you are, or have been troubled the beadac
send tor box, tCephalic Pi!s that may have them
in of attack.
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an2n-t
DR.. CHAs. sUCkNER,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
No. IL Cathedral street. ja31 en-
T L A G S
FOR SALEBY
sEsco BROTHERS, |
o5 BALTIMORE STREET,
apes I'm OPPOSITE HOLIDAY ST
CLOVERSEED
8 a c..
lo,oooc-CLOyERsEED BAGS.
2o,o2O-2, ~ and BUsHEL GRAIN BAGS
2o,ooO--2, az and BUSHEL SHIPPING BAGs,
5,Q0G-NEDIUM AND EXTRA GUNNY BAGS,
ALSO,
PRINTED
FLOUR, BUCKWHEAT CORN MEAL
AND
SALT BAGS
OF EVERY SIZE AND VARIETY OF STYLE
FOR SALE Low AT THE
BALTIMORE GAG FACTORY,
NO. u s0UFa STREET.
Ja2f6 JOHN. C. GRhFFLTIy.
| MILITARY GOODS.
cANFIELD, BRO, q co.
sr,oyo OF EYE r DESCRIPTION,
EpAr1rrrrs sAsHEs,
ANAPSAcNS' CARTRIDGE
COMPANIES
co,,,,--,, FURNISHED
o, Al '1 TfE F sH3FfhzsSFF G E6ThIGSA.
,..... Garfield, BROTHER CO.,
| toiI9-ur % baltimore street.
| HHINA AND GLASS WARE.
FOR CASH ONLY.
RICH GOODS, induces Us to sell
FOR CASH ONLY.
And We have determined to Pit down everything to cost
prices, to run out stock meet the present emergency
PARR'S CHINA HALLS,
30 BALTIMORE STREET,
aP26tfr NEAR CHARLES
srH'SwAT 4 soS ! :
1921 l. y ~ -, or,,,... NUNS c1ARE's
IA | EN- o' Ai'-Si nj ING GRAND AND SQUARE
PIANO-F RTES,
AXE UNQUhSrlQN AL TIA BEST PIANOS NOW.
SUPERIOR MELOD EONS,
5FH 81 a SPM MAIL Stools for sale
80 flANoS exchanged and for rent
fssr a6 NJ no 50 " Fa FSs :t s,ss.
DURE WATER IS MANS NATURALDRIEK
4 AS EsSENTIALT0 HIS HEALTHFUL EXIS.
Went, TENCE AS GooD FOOD.
We would invite att'n 5iir f variety of
hat we haze for SIS for the Feraon eur
.ss2tfr Nos 2e and as BiitG3oSs street.
81 Office.
~ FOR TTE FALL AMP WINTER.
U
eENrLEyEy's AE Gb5t YhTFh ssAzFT'
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
o2t ~ fF a$hA AER BBaTs sSE Is oRnrF
DR.. W. CULLEN DUNNAVANT,
TIsT.,
No. 81 North Charles street,
BALTIMORE,
IeI-ur Md.
VULCAN WORKS.
ALL KINDS OF
heavy NACHINERY
STEAMBOATS, REPAIRED IRON BRIDGES. &c.
lel3.u HAZLEDURST & co
Gs-E E,,t CALVERT STABLES.
the public that T2 aTa sseS f oGF@ friends
Gsgu 10 urnisi' on reasonable terms, superior Coaches
81 Funerals atten ed to in the best manner
A''s'0n 'a AR Il ESyeFy SRI 2G mt horses
1880. Calvert Stables, Ca vert street
le7-1 Opposite CITY spring.
4 RTISTS' AND DRAWING MATERIALS.
CoLoRs,
EYGRAyINGS, &c
WA. KING Il BRO,
importers and Dealers in Artists Materials
No > North Liberty street.
hhi2 bnr Baltimore.
2 B. GRIFFIN AND SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BOOTS, SHOES, HITS, CAPS,
AND
STRAW CO0Dc
" y ~
~ -, ,c..-- 49, - -
"i1s1'
ZIP sr.IRsN
mhI-3u,r -"''' Ra1TTvoPE
|
opnFps ro, Dr,n-
'-i'o or 5pH ~ = ohohAoA
'1'''
PnNnC
~ SADDLE, rRUNF, HARUFS S AVN
V,r,o1 G -, u :, n ~ MANUF1 cTVRER,
III BALTIMORE ST h., - y To-: d,s.! d Up
Nod -.
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
CephaIc Pills accomplish the object for which they wer
made, viz: Cure Of headache in ali its FORMS
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lFrcm the kanawha Valley Star, Kanawl3a Val
we are sure mat persons suffering from the headache
who try them, will stick to them
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z,.,., BELLE VERNON. ONO, Jan Is 1861.
HENRY Q. SPALDIET, Esq.
Please find inciosel twenty-five c3us for which scn me
beSt Pills IhaUe ever lied. ' "
Direct \. SLOWER. T. NJ.
Belle Feraon, = yanIo: Co., ..
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From the Southern Path Finder New Orleans, al
Try them You that are afflicted and we are sure tina
your testimony be added the already numerous lis
that has rec ievd benefits that other medicine can
duce = =
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~. e. HAvEaF0ED Pa, Feb. C, 1851
SIR wish you to send aore box OF your CcoIa.
tic F5, hare receirsd great deai Of ben I'll from them
Yours, respectfully,
NARY Ann SrUIRH0CSE
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From the Western r. Gazette, Chicago. I'LL
We heartily endorse Nr. Spading, and his unriya.lsd
Cephalc Pills.
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IFrom the Gazette, Davenport, iowa.l
MI Spaidng would not his name with an artiel
he did not ka0tc to possess real merit
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Sir. SPALDING ' 0'-''' = Gu - i''''
SIN: have tried your Cephaiic Plus and ike them so
~et that vat YOU to send dollars 9nct more
Pant O! these Tor lie neghbors, o VIII
!.W out OF tn. first box get from YOU.
Send the Pills by al auG obiige
our ODe,lien5 servant,
ES'fIENNEbY
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MI, FROM the Advertiser, Providence, Ri
Inc testimony IN their favor is strong from the most
respectable quarters.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-29

kINDLlNG WooD KlyDLIxG WooDll
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE.
Al Office OF City Steam fire Wood Mill,
No 3 NORM
sl0-tf las y rOr5N-sDN
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from the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Mass.I
Said to be very eiEcacious for the headache
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[From the Commercial, Cincinnati, OhioJ
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-29

I ARD IN KEGS, for sale by ELLICOTT 1
- HEW S, 50 Exchange Place meotf
DUTTER AT CTS-Solid packed and per-
- fecty sound. ELLICOTT 4 HsWES 50 EXCHANGE
iaeI m29 If
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INCORPORATED lelU1
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From the Daily News, Newport, RIl
Cephalic Pills are taking the place OF all kinds.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19
FROsI NEW YORK.

HkW 1ORk, NOV. 10.
The Times says that 1t has reliable In.
formation that when the news Of the cap
ture Of Port Royal reached the Confederate
camp at Manassas, thres South Carolina
regiments demanded permission to declare
their intention TO return at once to the pro-
lection Of their own State. Orders were
issued from headquarters to prevent their
departure OF all hazards.
Tho doctrine Of State Sovereignty, and
Of the right Of Secession, does not seem 10
find as much favor with the Confederate
authorities as it did at the outset of the re-
bsllion.
The Herald says the 9th, 9th, Tth, and
9Th regiments of New Jersey, forming the
Second New Jersey Brigade, have been or
dered to Annapolis, from whence they pro-
ceed to pollute the sRcred soil Of South
Carolina.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 18th gives
the names Of thirteen hostages to sWait
the result Of the trial Of the privateers at
the North They are Coils. Corcoran, Lee,
CoggsWell, Wilcox, Woodruff and Neff; Ma
jors Potter, Revere and VOdges; Captains
lockwood, Burman end KaaferC
The cargo Of the steamer said to have
arrived at Savannah consisted of 10 rifed
cannon, 2s,0O0 stand Of arms, and large
assorted cargo of medicines, clothing, and
blankets
The vessel coat e3s, 900, and is regarded
as unsurpassed in speed. Her commander
is J. D. Bullock, formerly of the United
States Navy.
By the Cosmopolitan, from HaVanna, we
learn that Mr.. Savage, U. S. Vice Consul at
Havana, who had been at Key West, and
returned on the 10th inst, reports that 1900
rebel troops were discovered by the Union
patrol some 20 miles from the fort on Santa
Rosa Isle.
The patrol Immediately informed the Com
mander of the feet, who went with a force
and shelled them of the island, with great
loss. Their object was to get together some
5000 or more rebels, and make another night
attack on Wilson's Zouaves. The greatest
vigilance is exercised by the commander of
the Zouaveg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

CAPE RACE, NOV. 10.
Commercial, per City Of Manchester,
Liverpool, Nov. 6.-Sales of cotton on Mon
day and Tuesday 1900 bales. Market
easier and dull with downward tendency,
but quotations unchanged. Sales 10 spec.
ulators and exporters 8, 900 bales, and the
market closed on Tuesday at nominal
partial decline
Advices from Manchester are unfaYora-
bic, the market for goods and yarns hav-
ing downward tendency, and quotations
are nominal Richardson & Spence, Wake
field, Nash g. Co, and others report -four
quiet and steady at 29s932s Cd. Wheat
irmer and advanced I'd on inferior qusli-
ties. Quotations are for red western lls@
lis Cd; southern l2s@12s Cd; white west
ern l2s 9d@13s I'd; white southern 1850
l3s 4d. Corn easier at 33s Cd; yellow S3s
Sd; white S59S7s.
Provisions generally dull. Bigland and
Athya and Richardson, Spence 6 Co. quote
beef dull pork dull and downward; bacon
steady lard quieti talloW steady but
quiet; sugar quiet and steady; coffee buoy
ant; linseed oil active at 85s@85s Cd.
LONDON MARKETs.-Wheat upward ten
dency and advanced Is per 921.
Sugar buoysnt Tallow firm.
American Stoeks-The latest sales up to
the evening Of the 9TH we're Illinois Cen.
tral shares Ss@Ss3 discount Erie shares
26@26R.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, 6th.-ConsOls
closed at 9s@9S5 for money.
The Times exposes Lord Lyons bad gram.
mar in his letters to Mr.. Seward It says
the English side was argued exceedingly
i'll, and the American side with much abil-
ity, but the only result is to entirely con.
vince it that in their own showing the acts
Of the American Government have been IL
legal as regards American citizens, and vi
Olstions Of the rights Of nations as regards
foreigners.
The London Herald says Lord Lyons has
exposed England to rebuff without a right
/ to resent it. The Herald then attacks Earl
Russell for impertinence in leoturing on
the American Constitution and quietly an
during robbery and outrage, and says he
| will End he has drifted on to war.
The Post says Secretary Seward has wan
tonly added another to the many differen.
oes which be wishes to perpetuste between
| the tEo countries.
The Daily News thinks the course pur.
sued by the Government premature, indis-
Greet, and inconsiderate.
It was reported the American bankers
were holding out liberal concessions to
English hnsnoiers to place portion of the
Federal loan in London. Financial writ.
ers in London journals point out the dan
/ ger Of touching it, and think the chances
/ Of success very remote.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19
FROM BALTIMORE,

BALTINoRE, Nov. ls.
The steamers Georgia and Georgisna ar
rived this morning from Newtown.
At Worcester some 1000 Federal troops
were preparing 10 go into Virginia. Gu
their way up the Roanoke a boat was sent
ashore with Dix's proclamation. 1t was
read to large number Of Virginians in a
farm house, who declared it entirely satisfac-
tory, and claimed protection of the Govern
ment from Secessionists, who were forcing
them into the rebel ranks against their will.
The gun boat Resolute had been giving them
protection through the day, but at night they
would have too seek shelter in the woods.
Nothing new from Fort Monroe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19
TELEGRAPHIC.
INTERESTING FOREIGN NEWS !
The London Times on Lord
Lyons!
ATTACKS UPON LORD RUSSELL!
TROUBLE In REBEL CAMP /!
South CarOIinianS Revolt {!
This Mornings Report.
ATTACKS UPON LORD RUSSELL
This Mornings Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGToN, Nov. I

A6hIHuIUNl NUFs 10
The Secretary OF the Treasury has made
the following decisions under the tariff act
Of March last;
Lithcgraphio head bills or show bills are
liable on entry TO duty at rate OF fifteen
per cent, as printed matter EOOlen jack
cts, not made on frames, but hand knit,
open in front, with buttons and seWed
buttOn-hOles and pockets, were properly
charged duty at the rate of twelve cents
per pound, and in addition twenty-five per
cent
The decision of the Collector of the BOs-
ton Port assessing a duty of forty cents
per hundred in addition to the ten per cent
ad valorem on cigars costing eight dollars
per thousand, is affirmed by the secre tary
of the Treasury.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19
This Afternoons Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.


WAsHIEeTOE, Nov. II.
Herslj's dispatch:
Gen. Sumner has not been assigned to
any command, but in view of his expert
ence and services in California Gen. Nc.
Clellsn, who was formerly Captain under
him, will detail him Immediately to some
responsible post.
As soon as the announcement was made
of the contemplated Intervention of Eng
land, France, and Spain, in Mexican az
fairs, our Government dispatched ship of
war, commanded by an experienced sAcer,
to the Gulf TO look after our interests. An
other vessel was also dispatched up the
coast to Tampico, to prevent the transit of
passengers from the rebel government
across that country, and also to prevent the
shipment Of cotton, etc, from the rebel
States.
This wise precsution, it is said, has put
g stop to an extensive traffic which was
about being inaugurated
At about the same time Secretary Seward
sent respectful communication to Eng
land, France and Spain respecting the al
| legged Intervention of those Governments
in the affairs Of Mexico, but up to the last
advices from Europe, no satisfactory an
sWer has been received by our Government
They appear to be quibbling upon this mat
ter, and seem disinclined to state their
real objects and designs. Our Government
is keeping most vigilant watch, and will
not permit this formidable European com
binstion TO make any advances or aggTes
sions on this continent
Tribune dispatch
Heintzelman's pickets extend to Accotinl
Greek down the river. No rebels have beer
seen by them since the reconnaissance.
The President has appointed Lieutensu
Henry A. Wise, of the Navy, acting Chiet 0
the Bureau of Ordnance and photography il
the Navy, during the temporary absence Q
Capita. Harvard.
1t was Lot believed at Headquarters tina
any considerable number of troops have bee
Withdrawn from the rebel army opposit
Washington, in consequence of the invasio
of South Carolina. Beaule egard has nc
gone TO Charleston, as reported. The rumol
however, which imputes to him an inclinl
ton to resign unless a more vigorous polio
be adopted in the conduct of the war, is NJ
without foundation.
On Saturday morning our gus at Budd
: Ferry sent thirteen shells among the rebe
behind Shipping Point driving them iro
the forti6cation.
: This P. NJ. 500 sesmen, under Command
! Wainwright took the cars for Cairo, Whe
they wiz join Commander Foote and hothl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19

Wsshoe, the famous silver region of Cali
fornia, is becoming civilized. According to
a correspondent Of the San Francisco Bulle-
tin, Washoe has not only retrieved it's char
acter, 'sbut is now as business-like country,
with as steady-going business men as Cali
fornia or any manufacturing town in New
Fueland. The hum Of machinery is heard
daT and night, Sundays excepted teams are
coming and departing; immense tunnels are
eating their way through the mountains
splendidly graded turnpike roads traverse the
mountains. The road from Virginia City to
Carson is built up, and houses line much o.
the way-passing through Cold Hill and Sill
YER Oity-for five miles. Six hundred nam.
moth Washeo teams are employed between
Sacramento and Virginia City"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19
FOREIGN NEWS.

CAPE RACE, Nov. l8,
Latest by the City of Manchester, ia
stead of City Of Washington, as previous,
via Queenstown Liverpool, Nov. 7.-Sales
of cotton yesterday and to-day 5000
bales. Market irmer, with upWard ten
dency, with 8 trihing advance on all quo
tations. Spectators and exporters toek
$1,000 bales middling Orleans, as quoted,
at 121-4
Bresdstuffs quiet and steady. Corn very
dull, and declined 6d@1s per quarter
mixed 39s Cd
Provisions dull.
London, Nov. 7.-Consols closed at 90
l 1499S IA for money. The Bank Of Eng
land has raised the rate of discount to
three per cent Erie sold at 254 263 I;
Ill. Central 593 s84 discounts N. 7. Cen
tral SO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19
The War Pr0spects---Ths VALLEY Of The
mississippi.

The War PFOHpects.--Fhs Waller Of the
mississippi.
(CorrespOndence N \. Times.)
Some think that the war is to be trans
ferred to South Carolins, and We shall soon
see Gen. Mcclellan in command there.
do not believe it. From the little know
ledge 1 possess Of the country, large army
would be as much embarrassed amid its
swamps and sluggish rivers as amid the
forests and mountains of Virginia. Be-
sides, we want nothing inland South that
we oaR hold without five times the force
now in the feld. We want only ses-ports,
to the possession Of which We must look
chiefly TO our navy. It is possible that
before this reaches your readers, this grand
army may advance, but I must think not
to q great battle. We cannot risk one if
the enemy still holds his positions with his
main force, and he will not grant us the
| privilege, if he is weak 1t looks more
and more to me as if the war, instead Of
being transferred south, would soon be
transferred to the Valley Of the Mississippi.
There, ss We advance, we should not con-
qaer sWamps or forests, but every mile
gained win lead US nearer to the goal Of
/ New Orleans. With the great western
i ElN6f-Uelt u ouL PusoeorAOnt anu bAo OSH
munieation cut between Savannah and
Charleston, We have only one more point Il
gain, the possession Of the railroad from
Nashville through the Alleghanies, ant
then, think, we can afford to lie still, and
let the rebels work out their own salvation
We have made great move, and if it il
vigorously followed up, you will hear thu
gigantic wicked structure which traitors
have reared begin to crack frem tuFret Il
foundation stone"
This move South has been Sootts plaI
from the beginning, and it is an interest
ing fset, that MoClellan's plan, which th
Government asked him to submit when b
fret took command, on being opened, s0a
found 10 correspOHd TO q IN every iMPOrtaH
J feature. This looks as if we had the oil
hero reproduced in his former Lientenani
J The Administration is right now the lc
2 oomotive is on the track, and sll it has 60
{ to do is to fire up and let on the stsan
: and the Northern heart will lift from th
{ nightmare that it has weighed it doWl
: and We shall begin to see the end Of thi
5 horrible war.