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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-27


will be received by the undersigned a; b, once no; .
Bowling green urtil o'clock "a on 9H1kSDal tne I'm M
following sab.isierce Stores. VIZ; nm
AS barrel. 6rtqns Mess Pork fall .alt'5 200 D meat
$50 pounds fsquaty smoked Bacon Sides, sip covers
packed in tight tieIces Of about 80 ID each. -
poan: Gra.sI smoke! Bacon sa .SoHs 'n'n'
300 pound. hStquasy Smoked Ham, dip covers pacAea
sSis barrel. 6r.,Qualiy Southern or 81, LOuis Flour.
1859 barrels frst-quLhy Weston Flour =. Call, Pa,
In ordinary barrels horouhy cOopesd .Pd in gGoS G%r order,
900 pound. Of prime No. Homiy,in Clean bhsnt spirs
eco pound. Of prime Rio Coffee IN clean bright 'pd'
~ % pound, Of primo Rio Coffee roasted in clean bright
pound. Of sooqusy Blaci Tea Onsh'lf oOOrs one
COO pOasd. Of refined light yellow Coffee sggsr or the
beet Quality clean dry Rsw sngsr in ordinary wecoope'ea
CALLER, Of good Cider Vinegar, put in iron hO0Ped
'' I5oc pound. quality Adssnne Candles be sixteen
ounce, pound third ,y,o Third. rs
DSSa9S; .aS o sstG6% a
sOCoo pousdsg cod had Brosu Soap fall weight 50
To 6ohs sGoS fS1 cry dn s%s ss Is. buss I
slors good Mossse- syup bsues or half barrels
is 600 pounds Dried Apples in tight barrels
1850 barrels doubeIeehed Proof whi.sy barrels 70 De o.
be gagged ard marked as shall DO required.
aS'OO0 pounds dessicatsd mixed Vegetables =, -
Io gallons mixed Pickles. In los gallon kegs " for the Navy
To 3. r.ay for delivery any part Of NcwYOtk City the
9TH or OCfoBER and shall be 60 delivered coat to
the United States
Snail samples IN labeled boIes 10 accompany the proposals.
whan practicable Separate proposals VIII be required Tor
eao, article IA which be made 10 their proper
samples
Flour fyug the Of the seller their qua
and condition. The sellers name with date Of purchase,
reqaired each package
Two iron hoots each barrel q Pork Bores to be wood
strapped Affidavit Of Coffee required as to tie Identity
CT roasted Coffee with panple
Bdders may propose Tor the whole any part Of ssea
a7tcle.
All the stores win be carefully Inspected before their delivery,
sud carefully con- pal ei with tho retaued sample.
Each OF the printed adystisement TO
which and asJ have the siguatucs Of two re-
nteeng the uhmeut OF the obhsstlons
o. the bidder la pert Of his proposal shall be uo-
ee,,ed.
Proposal. mu,t be indoed Propoa for Subsistence stores
for the hed States Army aud mast be sent with samples TO
ny ohce NJ r. MORGAN Capt and Con. Sab, L. s. A.
Sspt 20. 1851
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ATTEMPTED SvrctDE.--On Wednesday night, carr
Stewart young eighteen Of jempsa nS
hsr lrcm Jaws ofdssh and shs W. taken 70 sss
Hospital
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professional Notices.

DR HOMER BOSTWICK viii continue the
practice his profession and give especial attention to
Operative surgery Disease. Of tbs Throat Consumption fe
male Coapantz Nervous Debility. and mpotency caused by
youthful ndiscreon DR. sbook this latter subject with
hints young aud before and after marriage " Of
vuase book the Boston Medical and Surgical Jouin,L
Price Ii may had his Office. No - East 18th siI
Doors est Of Brosdway at G0pFREYS No 85i Broadway
and at RICHARDSON'S No. Veseyst. Office hours nom
until u, and from until p IN
nR. II. BOSTWICK, author of several Medical
~ works will continue practice Of Medicine and surgery,
at No. IS East iath..t, near Broadway. ~ -.
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor Of The
IL soape and operating and Consunz Surgeon No ~ 5h.
sy Office consultations the more obscaIe diseases O. the
peyc visce-a Rupture Piles Ysrcocele and fstua radically
cured without s.ture. Office hours from to
to 2, aud to evenings
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n IKvIss sAylSss IssrIruTtos,
INTEREST allowed at the rate of SIX PER
i CENT on sums from 81 10 1850, and FIVE PER CENT
on that amount Deposits msde before Oct
draw interest from thzt date ~.
Opea daily from 10 a. m. TO Q p. m, and on MONDAY
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY EVENINGS, from Z 20 [! .. m
JOHN CASrREE, Prssldcas
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CUPREME COURT-0raDge County. FLAMES
~ N. YOUNGS against 0ILBEAr II. CLARK.-fo the
dontant: You hereby aud required
plant Ia 4 thu, day filed II the office
OF he Clerk the County Osuge Goshen ia sa county
copy the said complaint the
subscribers THEFT Office Ia Goshen sfrssd Within twenty
service ths exclusive OF the
Day syrce and fail the sad complain
within the time aforesaid the paatih In this action will take
agains you offour hundred aud hy dol
1aTs With the th day Of JuLe thousand eight
handed and protest fees Of seventy eight ceus
beside the costs Of thi. sch0n. Dated July lbol
SHARPE 4 WINFIELD PltH'A Alty's
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CUPREME C0URT-oRANGE COUNTY

CUPREME COURT-oRANGE COUNTY
- JAMES ~ YOUNG assiust GLIB eat II. CLARk-To
GILBERT II. CLARK; yol hereby summoned ard re-
qured the c5mp Ia this scuou, which Il this day
died in the Office the Ciuny Of Orsng 0ohen
In County, snd copy OF 20 the sid
complaint the croe their Office In Goshen, Orange
Cousy New Yors within twenty days after tie sryice OF this
you exclusive OF the day Of slch services ana
Won fall TO answer within the me aforesaid
the plaintiff in this will you for the
of dollars with fueIes the 18th day Of
MAY one hous eight beside the
OF th. action protes. fees Of eventyeisht cenDsed
July D 1851. SHARPE & WINFIELD
aug % lax6wf. Plalatf's Attorneys
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NOTICE ITO the ASSERTING BOND
IN HOLDERS OF the LA CROSSE aud MILWAUKEE
RAILROAD COMPANY: The plan Of compromise and par:
chase th. read S any sale that may DO mads Of e d.ed
Se ID 1861 having been assentsd by about - coo 900 OF
the Land and Second Mortgage Eastern Dyi.lon Bond
holder, the subscrbers thereto will meet at No 30
Sew.Yok Room No. Oct 1851 at II TO select Trustees
io cary ths plan nto effect. N. A. COWDnEY.
SEQ. Of Com mittee Of Bondholders
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I'M TIED STAT ES LOA n
~ 1910 TREASURY NOTES.
ocE KnIonva. sOs C. No . Essh.ass sIseo.

osTIcK o. KErOuuA. soS Co, No 20 Exchange plsce
HEw.YORk. Sept. 81 1861.
Pursuant to iuauciops from the SeceiSy Of the Tre.suy
Boob THIS DAY been opened At the above Office for cob
.cpop uuder my for Treasury No's to be
i,fued suns 6y hundred 1--WE hundred thousand
thousand dollars each payable August 49, 1901 and bear
Ing the Of BIO cent such In
tee,t psysbs Iemnnrsiy and represented by coupons
which may be detached aud presented for payment separately
from the notes.
The above Of interest pays tao cents each day eyey
hundred dos ard parties taking the notes must accrued
interest date the August 49, to the date OF their
subscription. -
sub.chplon, win be received during fifteen d.y. from this
date. MORRIS hETCHUM.
no. 20 EXCHANGE PLACB.
80 EKw-YOaK. Sept 81. 49,.
To facilitate the objects for which the above Agency has been
eAbishsd will receive from subso bers certified checks
upon banks OF hi city snd cuei bank noesouTseyes
Furnishing coin TO the requif ed amount
We will also II desired send tho certificates OF deposit TO
Washington obtain the Treasury Notes and forward them 70
any given adde's.
10 charge will be mads TOR the above services,
kErChUM. SON Co.
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NAVY AGENCY No. 80 Nassau st..
H--. n w.YoRx. Sept a. 1856.
NAVY BEEF and P0Rh.-SEALED PROPO-

~ H-.r E- w.YoRx Sept u. 1867.
NIAyY BEEF and PORh.-SEALED PkOPO-
sAIs Iodorred Proposals. for Beef" and Propo'als
for Polk a. the may be- will be received az hi, Gcs ~
81; ~ O'clock noon on Saturday the 18th dsy OF September
10, niha and deveug Of all and risk TO the Ohsed
States at the Navy Yard at srookyn' III 8EFEf
500 barrels Of Beef ~ p r
500 barrels Of Pork. "a ,,,I, ~ IA
10 b. packed Ia hsbarrel, and delivered within thirty d!'
fr,m the date Of the acceptance Of prop sails -,
Tbs Reef Pork be ofhe quality ana
v,y,y required for tho of the Navy Except ht the ron
be With and be subject to tue usual in'peco
Of The Nayy. Yard. -, ,,.. .r,,,v
Frsry ofer mast be accompanied by writer guaranty,
ed by one or more responsible to tho th. h
a 1nde.ks Il st Il bidder or bidders will bs or Their
ri 10 sncep,ed enter nto oh isn mnrdiatey' VII
GOOD md sufficient snreiie fri the atcie propo
his guaranty accompanied by the certificate o. 'ns
teS States District Judge Di'Iict Attorney CjscsoI or
NAVY Agent that the guators are able 70 maze go ths
tunnh' .nsrsn l. HENDERSON Navy Agent
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TO CAMPS on STATEN
" ISLANp.-FARE Blk CENTS, by Staten islsad Ferry
foot Of Whitehall st., between Battery and soush
n. VINE sifSpAY W EVERY HALF HOUR. 70 Q. "a
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TIME BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS. a.
YRox sEwIeRK TO LIVERPOOL ,.o
CbefCabin Passsge..
Second Cabin sS.1os TO Iiysapcol.
cbiefCsbin Passage. ........''.''.'''''''"''''SiS
s . oS aSS c. al Cork Heibot
abe s s Sin Boston can :. assr aud C9rk Hs,bor
fERfS SP }as sas. eE ESGa ce.s GA
ASIA. csPt y @ Lott AMERIsca' Capt a hssNs''
Cart Cook EUROPA Capt Andefson.
SCOTIA tnow boIldlasl -, ,r.., q,
stsrbOsId bow. red on port bow ,y.su....v Gan, IS
ATRnn sass.Sn boston wsdnesday Got
PERSIA Julkiaa....e,y NewYork "Wednesday &c, ~
k AZ soo s sS,'f Wsdas.dsy Oct %
Beriks not secured until paidior
The owner, these shFs Will no. Ss sce'snaos foT co.
sss SSq sS s% sos aas 1 value thereof
tlorein oppressed For fTese, or rssee Iy o,roen
CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
S1..n.,orp ,ife.nd be LIVERPOOL Ne~Yors and Phil
.asrs sf sS s SG%DsnIh is n
DRY 81 .s.,s,S'y 6 Oct.
Asa every Ssoesdirs SATURDAY. from Per No
a. North hNsf pATn. 0, PASSAGE;
iirs; CABIN to Lobson..... steers,s LoDdOn... 90
Flat lam g rsli,..''. s,ss!sse 70 .nsn., IS
Ps,enSes .i'o forWsidsd TO nsw. Bremen Rotterdam
Ap,srr. Sc, eqnait t'w rStrs -
Per,ous su brDg out their friend. can buy ckess nete
a. the following kew-fork: froul ltysPoh or o9e
to~n-ft CAnin, SIS Sb9 and tio oteersss Hom 't'oa
pooi. R40t from Susanstown Oh
.sna,,s,eea rprseoEs bui Ga tight
,or ..ens srd have pseSt sir. AuDhsro board
ur.her iniolmsnoh 'Ppu =, 70 .,ss to VIM EmAS
No \, Finch. quarrel Ia QaeeniLowI to W. ID SE1-
MolJR co Ia Lon Ion TO EWES MACY, NO ol hlos
Wilisu.t . IA rar. 10 JULES DECOUE. No PLACE 20 a
pour,eI In PhiIsdelpha 70 JOHN O. DALE NO III walnut
80 JOHE g. DALE. Agent, Ne. is Brosissy.N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-27

= NIO, YOUNG MAMIE is not medicine 81,
Il need bat formation without whes you sts reii,
Read aactI VIII sebd you fos dime stanps and
yogs4H ~ NJ nsN sfcthod, safe aud Addges ~
u, "a 81 a - - LAAoY SUNDERLAND. Boston, Mae
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I ONG ISLAND RAILRoAD-CHANGE OF
II TERMINUS-Lesve James slip and 3h.st. Ferries Now
York, NsR IN. for 0reepporti $3.50 or va bank on
SATURDAY -euport; u and $3.50 or syoseti $50
p. for Farmngdsle. For emps,esd M, 70 $780,
$3.50 aud $3.50 For JarnAica leave ga IL m, $50
of boat from James.slp. 4
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ENocH LEWIS, General sqD't AlIooos, p,

Z ,asa 's.sl vs. l..,s,sa 8 a aa'a
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CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE SICK HEADACHE
CEPHALIO PILLS
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE

Sick Hoaddebe may Dc prevcnec aud taken ~ the oohehce
.p Of an stack immediate rsioem palm and viii be
obtained
They .eldomf.n In removing til. Eavs and Headache 10
which females 20 subject
They &C. gently upon ths bowels. renewing cO'sne~
For Library Men, Studens Delicate Females and all per
son. Of ssIea,ayy habits they valuable Laxative i'm
proving the appetite giving tone aud igor 10 the digestive
,.p, and restoring the natural elasticity and ofs whole
system
III. CEPHALIc FILLS the result Of long Investigation
and carefully experiments having been
wear. during which ey prevented
y.s, amour. Of pain snd suffering from Headache whether
o,,,,nsDs in .h. sevo system crO dsrsuged stat. Of Ia.
.sO~aea
They are entirely vegetable their composition, and may be
taken at all times with perfect sty without making any change
Of diet and the eD,snoe Of any dsagreess ssa ras cay
10 admisina then % children.
BEWARE OF coUNTERFEIrs
TIL. genuine have Eve signatures Of HENRY sPALDINo
on each Boz
Sold by Druggists and al other Dealers In Modsasa
Ass1 win be sent BY mall, prepaid reosip, Of tho
PRICE rs CENTS.
All order, should bssddro"sdts
HENRY c. sPALDINa.
No. cedgs.., N.w.YOrL
~ single bottle ofsPALDrNds PREPARED GLUE
win saw, ten time. It's cost snnuAIy.-Ai
srALDNG's PREPARED GLUE
sPALDIEGs PREPARED GLUE
a
sPALDINos PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE rIEcEs
ECONOMY DISPATCH.
ora sriTcH IN Tns SAVE. NrsEs-u
very desirable to have shssP and Oonvsnsu. way Of
irs Furniture Teys. CrOctory, 10
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
meet, all such smsrgsnce' and household can ssord ia b.
sithOsl HkaiwSs ready. and up to the sticking pela.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
MA brush accompanies each bottle Price % cent.
sysas~
( HENRY G. sPALDNo,
A No. % c.d~s.., Nsr.YerA
: CAUTION
Sasessin uDpnelped persons attempting 10 palm ofou
~ unsuspec.Ins public limitations Of my PREPARED GLUE.
IssOh caution al psoEs to examine before purcAsax saa
q thst the fall Mans,
~ sP4LDNps PREPARED GLUE, "A
itsal The outside 9sppsI AHoA<,1s ssisd,ss soustt,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-27

BEwAxs oy coUHTERyErfs and n1ATiOS A>t
None genuine unless the fsesmIls Of CURTIS PERg 81
Nov, Yort 10 on the outside wuppeL
Sold By Drussisss throughout the worIA
Rriuoipss efnes, No. iacEDAR-sr., NETWORK. IA
spIy d cents per bottle.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-25

salt meat i; but don Z eat that kind now-a-
days, for it is hard en- ough to get what water
| want, without eating salt The water here
is warm, and some Of it brackish but II IS
better than it is in Washington. There Is
considerable sickness in our camp-some
with measles, and some with other ailments (;
most of which can be traced, either 10 the ef-
feet of the water about here. or TO impru-
dence or exposure. One Of Company I
died in Washington Of sore throat.
We are one of the advance Regiments
The whole brigade will be here soon 10
march upon Fairfax and Manassas.
Three rebels were taken Yesterday by the
scouts of the Maine 9TH, and another by the
Zouaves. The Lambs have taken quite d
fancy to our men. and are going scouting
with US when we 20. We are ordered for
i've days rations but may not be gone so
long. The weather b as been quite mode
rate, except one or two days, and they were
not warmer than have seen before.
w. ).
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Tn. Grew Of the rrl,a.eer sumter.

New Ork July Il
Two Of the crew OF The Pirate Sumter were
brought here yesterday. They were part OF ,
prize crew pa on board the English brig Cuba
Capt. J. ID StrOutirOm Trinidad, p 9rt OF SPAN
for London. which was captured BY the priVa
teer STUNT and priz4 crew put on board ana
sent 10 a Sotbuern port The brig was amer
wards recaLtured by ca pt. strout and his crew.
The two men give sohe Interesting statements
Of the doiEgs of the noT famous rebel or pirate
steamer.
Five Of the grivateerI men were put on board
the English vessel Tile TWO that arrived here
yesterday. were put on board of some steamer
coming this way The captain OF the English
yesse! retains three Of the prize crew yet. He
was bound tor London from Trinidad, but will
come TO this city now With the rest OF the pi-
rates.
The following note fl ON Capt. StrOut IS in our
possession:
July 9th of Cape Antonio.
Boarded the brig dosta Rica and put t"o
privateers men on boari nave got three left
will 20 to New York id stead Of London.
fSIynedJ J ID. STRoUT.
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THURSDAY 50 noas.. Merald.
THE DEFEAT AT MANASSAS.

The disastrous intelligence which we pub
hshed last evening, and which we
measure, continue this morning,
will strike the people of the North as a thun-
aerbolt; but as a thunderbolt brings to diff
ferent persons different emotions and senti-
nents, so will this unexpected blow upon the
North occasion a variety of emotions among
the people who 60 to make up the crank and
file" of our community. To the timid and
sowardly it will carry dismay and consterna-
tion to the over cautious it will sound as
booming gun against their hopes TO the en-
thusiasts and the daring man it will sound
the omen of brighter hope than he has as
yet seen, while by a COOL calculating and me-
thodical man a steady look will be kept out,
with view to the final result.
1t is useless for US, Or any one, with the
evidences before us to calculate the chances
Of success or defeat before u.s. We know
that on a certain occasion, on a certain time
when our Nation and government was in a
greater srait than it is now, a somewhat dis
Gnguished man said "let US all hang togeth-
er" And SO say we now, let us all hang
together in the bond of Unity, and we will,
IN the end, hang all the traitors who are now
sonspiring against the government.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-25

COOP FEELING AMONG THE NOLUN-
TEERs-A Washington letter in the Hart
ford Times says there is a large degree of
brotherhood among the volunteers from the
different States. Men who have never met
before are acquainted without introduction
in ten minutes, and intimate friends in fifteen
Many instances of kindness between stran-
gers whose only bond Of Union was an en-
istment in the same cause, have occurred.
The other night young volunteer was in
quiring anxiously for some one with the same
uniform as his. His question was put to one
of the Tureos belonging to the Dekaleb Re-
giment. He went into Browns Hotel with
him, and into some of the adjoining stores.
Presently they returned, unsuccessful
" What do We want ter find him fer y asked
Turco. Why the fact is that he's got all
the money, an want somethin' to eat an.
drink" IF that's all, ye need MT to wait
fer him. So off they 60, arm in arm.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-25

The rebel emissaries get the coolest recep
tion III Paris. a letter from that city says -
"Yancey and Rost have been here, and had
private interview with the minister Of for
eign affairs, who told them, in effect, that he
received them for the purpose OF informing
them IL any manner. Yancey returned TO
England, but Rost is trying to raise funds,
told he has offered as inducement, to guaran-
ty the recognition hereafter OF the repudia
ted debts OF the Southern States, about ST.
100000 of which is held in France. Nothing
is as good as calamity to re-establsh virtues"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-25

Beverly Va. Jnly 20.
Headquarters army Of ocup anon Western VIZ
gina, Beverly, Va, Juiy 9,
Soldiers oft0e army ii tn Wet i am more
than satisfied with you You have aBnihIlated
TWO armies commanded b. educated and expert
euced sold iers entrenchkd in mount tain iastnesses
and fortified a their lEi-ur- You have taken
five Guns ~ Give color, fifteen hundred stand Of
arms. one thousand prisoners. IuciCdin- more
than fartv lfficers O1e u TIE second com
m4nders q. he rebel l. rr soner--fhe other
lost hl, lite on the field o. battle. fou have
killed more than TWO hundred and nttg Of the
enemy who has Lost al. his baggage and camp
equipage aud all this ha, been accomplished
with the los Of tEeCty brave men Killed aud o 9
wounded o. your par. You have proved THAI
Cnion meu h-htiI z Tor the preservation OF our
government are more than match tor our ms
guided and errI1g brethren. ore than tbs.
you have shown Inerc1 - the yan4alshed you
have made !Oug and akduOus marches wiki IN
sufK len, food. frtque n;ly exposed - the in
c!em-ucy OF the weaIhdr. | have not hesitaied
10 demand this OF you feeling that | could rely
on YOUR endurance. patriotism and courage In
the future ! may have s.Ill greater demands 10
make upon YOU. stIl greater sacrifices Tor you
10 offer l. shall be nv Eare 10 provide Tor ECu 10
-la s..tor.t II any sblis, ss. INT know now that
by your vaor and endurance, yOu will accom-
pllsh all that = asked.
Soldiers. l have conf ience ia you. and trust
you have learned 10 c1 ulde in me. Remember
that dl-cipiine and So bordination are qualities
Of equal value with cOuFage. ] am Proud 10 say
tat Nou have gained 1.-The highest reward that
American troops can receive. the thanks Of
Congress. and the applause Of your fellow citi-
zens.
Signed q 10. b. McCLELLAS.
Major General
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-25

BURNETT OF Observation-Disclosures one
of the Kentucky representatives, who while
a notorious and avOwed secessicnist has &C
cepted seat in Congress the better to aid
the rebellion, while he was canvassing IN his
district, on one occasion, called on his friends
to tear down and trample the Union flag
that was floating near by. The Union men
present drew their weapons and collected
around the flagstaff and i: was left untouched
On the second of March Mr. Burnett made
the following assertion in the lobby of VIII
lard's Hotel in Washington: The Yankees
are a set of damned towards. They live on
Goldfish and potatoes, and will always run in
a fight. The crowd Of Southerners who had
gathered round the speaker applauded this
sentiment, and Burnett proceeded in the
same strain. But Burnett has found occa-
sion to correct his opinions on that point. and
in the debate in the House, few days since,
lie said -" And now | tell Northern gentle
men that | do not call in question the brave
ry or the gallantry of their men. have seen
their service on the battle fields of the coun-
try | know the vast resources Of the North
and the powers of that section" The reply
of Mr.. Hickman OF Pennsylvania was to the
point: d" Sir, have never before heard it
admitted on this floor that the North had anv
courage but now at the eleventh hour,-vea
at five minutes before high noon, -comes the
admission that the North has some courage
Let the gentleman from Kentucky look to it
that the Northern courage he now admits
does not bring upon him and his the desola-
ton he fears"