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lenntbs TO which he con templates that these prn-
ciples nav be extended, in case Of his success, he
oiras SIGNIFICANT warning in the extraordinary
declaration to Congress, that "a1cr the rebellion
'sshaIl have been suppressed = he PROB
'"ApLY aoW hare no different understanding Of tho
'lpowers and duties ofthe FsaerM Government yeIq-
'tioely to the rights Of tie States and the people,
"under the Constitution, than that expressed IN the
'maugaral address," OF the "duly' Of waring
the war, with its hates, its horrors and its desc
lation he is certain. The mode in which his vic
tory-when won-is to be used, he leaves to prob
ability
Now who shall gainsay this? 1t is the deliber-
ate announcement, of the President of the United
States, OF his principles and policy. 1t is an off
clal declaration of the purposes of the war; and
the results which are to follow its success 1t is
an Official explanation of what "preserving tho
Union" means, in the mind of the Executive off
Ger who is calling the people to ''Preserve" it, by
| taxation and slaughter. Can any man supper
Mr.. LINCOLN, without supporting this policy? Car
any man support the war, without supporting
the Chicago platform-without aiding and abet
ting those who Carried Mr. LINCoLN's election
in enforcing and establishing ''the main point
on which that election was carried? Is there
man in arms now, on behalf of the Government
no matter how pure and patriotic bis own feeling
and purposes-who is not, in spite of him. en-
gagged in fastening the Chicago platform on tn
country, and fixing the domination of the sec
tional faction by which that platform was pro
mulged? We entreat our fellow citizens, who ar
led away by the cry of "Unionl'' and "our Hag!'
and 'down with secession" and Support iii
"Government!' &c &c.--to consider calmly. 70
themselves, what these things mean. Let them re
fleet whether they are-prepared to shed the bloc
of their brethren and their own-to spend thei
substance and mortgage the inheritance of thei
children-for the purpose of delivering up III
country to the Republican party, with vctorou
army behind it, and the Chicago platform-o
| probably" worse-on its bannersl This is tn
real issue, here in Maryland. Every other that
gotten up, is a sham and a deusion. This
what "Union' means, on the lips of the Admir-
isration party here-and what the success of tn
"Union party" as they call it, surely comes to.
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We observe that the New York and Philadel-
pha papers state that steps have been taken to
prevent the Baltimore journals from publishing
anything about the passage Of troops through this
city. 1t is coolly asserted that we publish the
accounts in question for the purpose of giving in
formation to the Coniederates We have heard
nothing from any Government officer upon this
point, and do not believe that the civil or mill
tary authorities in Washington contemplate infer.
fering with the Baltimore papers on any such false
and ridiculous grounds. Almost all the informa-
ton concerning the movements of troops in Wash
ingon, we clip from the journals of that city; and
if any one will take the trouble to look at the
New York dailies, it will be seen that they pub
llsh three times as many items of the character
objected to as appear in our papers, and that they
receive them through letters and kilograms from
Washington. In regard to the troops which pass
through here, it is only necessary to say that as
their departure from New York is always chroni-
ced there, and as their passage through Philadel-
phia Is also noticed, and AS their numbers and ap-
pearance are freely spoken of by the papers of
both .ities, we have OWNED no reason why we
should not give our readers the same information.
All these reports and complaints mentioned by our
Northern contemporaries, are, we believe gotten
up solely to trump up for the Government officials
some plausible excuse to justify them in assailing
the freedom OF the press in Baltimore
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EIDE" Tea delightful article, part Of tire
FIRST INFORMATION FROM JAPAN, mat ,ecsive. .,,
'of SAG DS GREEN d YoE,
o''>h H W. Baltimore street
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FATEAT
SHOULDER ERhEs
3ElET8.
Shirts
SHIi.P8i''
PERFECT FIT WARRANTED OK NO SAILS.
UneqIaiis-i by ant.
NEW STILES or FRCECH EOsGMs.
EMBROIDERED BOSOM SHIRTS
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS,
HEGlND SHIRTS AVID DRAWERS
COLLARS, TIES, STOCK2
GLOVES AND HAiF-HOSE
EANBH hRCRIEFs
SHIRTS.
". p. TDWi.ErS g BRO
PATENT sHOULDERsE AM sHIsT NANUFA Glory.
IsS fseFtIrlasra strsat
CHaeS Csr0iI Han
SOLE AGENTS FOR IEu oi,aRg, il, = Go ~ va
CHINE COTTON. Also,
Fsrr4T FLOOR SKETG4 shit
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celebrated Sauce is fast supersedng all others From the
richness and delicscy OF Its favor has attained popu
lary almost great this country as in Europe For
sale by all frst-ciass grocers and by their agents.
GREEN & YOE, Importers
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HOLIDAY STREET THEArRE.-Miss Western is
still attracting fine audiences at this popular
Theatre by her excellent performances. She is
certainly the most beautiful, as we'll as accom-
pshed, actress that has appeared on the boards of
Old Drury for some time
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FINE PEAks--We tender our Acknowledgement
TO Mrs. Il. F. Small of Boughton, Mount Wash
ingfon, Md, for some of the finest specimens OF
pears we have seen this season, both as resnec,e
size and delicacy of flavor. One of the pears
weighed no less than nine and half ounces
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BALTIMORE COAL COhErkNY,s COAL.
EsEnTTgrr.nH Enx,yS,T,


am receiving regularly my supplies of this cele
very Low PRICES IN of the present sla
OF affairs, and The possibility o. shipments being cut of
would recommend of Goal to lay in their sun
plies at once
As no Cumberland Coal is coming TO this market,
would recommend the Of my Coal substitute for
seaming and other shall Keep large supply con-
stantiy my wharf
r. W. TYSON, Sole Agent,
No. % Second street
Fer the quality the Baltimore Colpanys Coal for
steaming respectfully refer the following
parties:
Messrs. Dougherty Woods 81 Co, Baltimore Steam Sugar
Refinery; Samuel T. Pearce Esq, Agent CromweIs Line
Steamers a. Il. Higgins, Esq, Boston Line Steamers
Messrs. II. Abbott n Son, Canton Rolling Mil.
" Murray & iazehurst, Vulcan Works;
And Steamboats, generally. jy2u
CHoICE GROCERIES,
TEA,
COFFEE AND WINES
Old Rye
Whiskcy Brandy
# the
Best Vineyards.
Cut Loaf Sugar, Brown do,
Beautiful Family Flour
and
Finest Hams
! For sale by W. II. MCLEAN,
! jy3l-tt 33N Charles street.
To CONSUMERS OF CoAL.-Havng on hand and
receiving daily all the different varieties of
HARD AND FREEBURTISG Goals,
offer great Inducements consumers lay in their sur
| pies for the winter. ". +. H. ONION,
| ai6 I'm corner Lombard st. and Central avenue
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no PERUVIAN GUANO.
FOR SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT, by
.a,on henry Ii. wARFIsLD K CO,
| - M 10 Spear's wharf
OLDEST ESTABLISHED STAND
.unrUyy n ry,,,,n, IN TIE 0ITE
.. w. 81 y J, ; ;4gys AZ agazaz.
SILVER WARE AND FINE G0L0 jew gleY,
YER PLATED g4FR;ss =. IN
HISS in store Gtfi asSoraian ~ s
iefns OF Rich Je"eiry and Silver are suitable iar
adSss car Pat E and Pan Gold BEG0GE
EAR RIGGS; BRAC8bETS FINGER KTNGS. se s' gi xg
ts sd Guard fGS aan GPa SG iaigs 9 s4
Pi@; ti i guy buttons ana Pins; Sgne Chase ara
STUDS Gol4 snd Je: Crosses Jet Bracelets Pins and "a,
Asq colapletea OF Best Quality Heavy i,v,,
sttd TEA SETS Walters, Ice Pitchers, Cafe nassets
5 Sf2 iii f Ss 5i e 90 e. ss s4hga
IJNz7s FOR SALE.-An Iron Grey HORSE
Be ss8'a 2d yG49 Sun s3 pns o R
seieet. AL IT.
'E7Hz MERCANTILE AGENCY
J.p PrSSEE7 = co,
-, ooRAkE Gs bALfIsoEa &E;O o. JRARLEs sTREsEe
oo 9.SPFgtSs e s saG get. as a,s
credit % call sreaine ot.s fy5f-S s sf ~ ~
- - From oHg experience arG The salts
eat cites East aa& West yeas sSisutscriierr
sIiit " ~ qqms sos aipe seLi.fo-loa - 70 nere
roi s EFeSg 90 :ass eva a.; f ses t' b srys
kbURB WATER IS MANS NATURAL DRINK
AS EsSE Ti?Itsk TO 70 H dSI HEALTHFUL EXIs
We would invite t sttea5b S 70 I.I E0SD >,
lat We have for sale, suitable FteratiO ard pr
Hsation Of cur muddy Gaad impure hgdrant ,Sacy ~ "
fe23tfr Nos 2,s and S as RaI,;,No!1 CO.
Y EESE'S MANIPULATED GUANO.-Or6eTs
ga received at manufacturers price by
.o,., ,,GEo DUGDALE,
e5I4 No. Spears wharf
EHISH FISHil
= ieo bbls. Prime Labrador &RRINGs.
i:D do. so. medium MACKEREI.
'a is, Sy Ti5s K aATTns%s ,, soS g. Tor
PROVISIONS.
259 hi Is Bulk Shoulders $50 DO Bulk Sides; 100 do
bpk HAM $50 do Bacon Sides; do Bacon Shoulders
ali IN prime order, for sale by
.. - No 80 South sire-t
sIofTLES.-Hock Bottles of Fl. Heyes cee
-RS DRAFTED make, imported and for sale by
ssosm voN f "a j ,,s . REM MS,
DUTOMAG HERRINGS.
l. 20j bills No. l Potomac HERRINGS
IN ~ nan 59s No do. Family Roe do
.oo.. EDWARD MITCHELL co,
- 30 fIatt street
RONE DUST-Warranted pure aud the hest
article IN the market Dealers supplied at manufctn
tiineS sale
a. ,n ihd fttall Dy GEO. DUGDALE.
dzl-u No. Spears wharf
RAUGH'S RAW-BONE PHOSPHATRE
80 guaranteed equal to any fertilizer in the market
oe cases % per cent bettercrops than Peruvian
'uano For sale wholesale aud retail BY |
a2I-tf TEV ebu6pALb,.
{ ,HEESE.-5O bxs. prime new Western cutting, |
and 200 boxes prime do English Dairy Cheese recey-
nE !, d ana Tor sale by ID. j. FOLEY BRO,
al3ot No. 80 South street
4 NRUYERh CHRESE-pTime quality, in tubs.
= just received and for sale by c. G. pKGARMENDIA
u Commerce street, m25.tf
{ AKET.-Medoc st. Julien, Oantenac, Pom
tet Canet, Pichon Longuevle and other we'll known
brands, imported and for sale by
Won KAPFF Il ARENS
mlobm No, % German street. |
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$ru 0aoas.

1REAT BARGAINS
such as Grenadines, Barege,, ~ INNS" "oobo
Dot, - Barge Anglais French Ia7vns md n.,,o.,;oz
4'pi'ns' aenciaS and Mozamb0uts. N 0i-'ii'ies'
,,r, 80 Ribbons, Emhroidcries and Hosiery.
LACE SHAWI.S and VjSITf;S " ii''''iS'
O. ALSO,
t S4Hmer houREIEG FABRICS or the best Gualtv
Iitiiring to close out SUMNER STOtEm az soor
We have made still greater reduction in prices
"S SioU'd avail themselves Of this opportunity
a3-tf fEKhdNa, " Co,
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THE MAYOR OF WASHINGTON ARREST.
ED FOR TREAsON--HE is SENT TO
FORT La fHAYETTE.

fAo FoR TREASON--HFL is SENT TO
FORT La FAYETTE.
Night before last, Mayor Berrett. of WASHINGTON
was arrested at his residence on charge of trea-
sonaoie practices, and yesterday morning he was
taken through this city, on his way to the BastiIe
OF Fort La Fayette. 1t will DO remembered that
Mr. Berrett had refused to take the oath of aIlegi
ance directed by act of Congress to be
TO clerks and officers of the Department, and also
lately administered to the Board of United
States Police Commissioners In eomnlianoa
ance with call from the Secretary of the Interior
the Attorney-Genera of course rendered nm elaho
rate opinion, adverse to the firm position aesnmed
by Mr.. Berrett, and mant aiming that he was hound
TO obey the Government; and in accordance with
TINS declsion his colleagues in the Board psssed n
resolution, declaring MIR. Berrett not qualified to
serve with them; whereupon Mr.. Berrets addressed
Tue noara IN the style OF a valedictory, and took
MS leave. lie had previously presented the writ
ten OPINION OF the Corporation Attorney, Mr.. Car
Isle, fully sustaining his course, and ASSERTING
tna1 peing an er-oDtcio member of the Board, he
was not obliged to take any oath. Mr. Berrett had
MS Willingness to take the oath prescribed
oy act OF Congress, but not in the form sent from
Tue Interior Department. 1t is known that MAYOR
nerFett mas recently been an object of interest to
So,rrdau va" department; and on
a..oole.s O.. ~ n.y. lie was arrested by
hr,,;oa A. ''I nia'sna' "uard, and
,.,o.,.I " ~ ~ NJ tram. IL Is
,o,. g.; p''l""' VI TUE royal nave for
'"''eo u MI Derretts conduct and
The Star of Saturday has the followino addition
al particulars.
Rumor says, we know not how truly. that :, Tho
contraoand' correspondence taken from the
imnca,;n e.ass uay OF TWO SINCE, were letters
4 Geographic despatcb, addressed 70 ,ho uoo
charged with toll of 81 80, was received in this
Guy ms morning, and was sent By Justice Dom to
l. = n. uos w. ia. ~ We opened.
of the board of Aldermen. will act as Me- en-
city. 1t has been usual for the Mayor to denutse
having been made, Mr. Dove ia rather donhtF,i ~
at. aignt 10 act put Mr. Carlisle, the Corporation
absence Of the Mawor nd ~ f ~ MT: Dove OF the
is the proper one to act in his stead. 'lA' Ne
Trnn ---------
has boon ,io''n IN NViNNArl.-Cincinnat
RAIN storm. After a day of extraordinary heat
the RAIN came on and fell in deluge for two hours
doing damage to the amount of SIOO, 900. 1t il
SAID that 335 inches of rain fell in the two hours
laii unprecedented in that latitude. In some
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IMPORTANT 70 HoI1syxrzpuE

IMPORTANT TO HOUsEEEEPEEs,
foknow that they money by purchasing Wood
sfsady Sawed and Split at Office ofCity Fire wood
sin,
No. 5RaEfa sfRERf
JAMES H. JOHNSON
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D. 2. STILTz.
GALLERY or RAPHY,
81 r.. CssAE;E.Es SFHEEGfGT.
iHli-tf OPPOSITE aT. PAUL's CHURCH,
ESTABLISHED IN 1887.
TO CA sH U:R:CH'A sE,as.
EitANDIEs. GIN, WINES, &c.
OF a''-brands and vintages, in CustomHouse Stores
IN STORE,
large stock OF STRICTLY PURE~OLD RYE Wits.
K1ES from disters of high reputation.
The undersigned respectfully invites examination Of bs
stock which he offers at low prices cash. in quaint.
ties to suit buyers. TijOS. THOMPSON,
jeliSm % South Gay street
E0oNoHy EcoNoMyll
DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE,
This can he done By purchasing Wood already Sawed az
Split at Office OF City Steam Fire Wood Bin,
No.3 NORTH srGsET
SlG-R JAnEaS il. JOHNSON
WooDl W0oD II WooDiii
sAva 20 rsR oEEr by buying oat at oroo Of City
Steam Fire Wood Viii,
Nos Fos7p sFRK14.
JAEEs Il, JOHNSON
EMPORIUM OF ART.
JAKEs FRYER invites attention TO the very extensive
assortment of Lookingt!asaes in store, suitable for
every position and OF al sizes.
Asntel Mirrors, Pier and Wall do oval and psuare
Conceg, Tables, Brackets, Coaol5, sc, at unequale!
prices.
The latest English and standard French Eagfavngg al
ways in stcck.
Particular and undivided attention s given to the deper,
ment of PICTURE FRAMES Also frames Tor Mnietarr.
Photographic, Portraits Ike
FFYEgs Galleries.
No 81 &nrtL ..aIuart - u
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IlEekIIarffHE

n,,.,r.t;.o r,. Sleeves
Oyster Dishes,
G,s rTyrrrDrs Coffee Biggings,
of French,
English
and American
French, tahai"cture'
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INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS o. FINE. WATCHES
William Dxon's, London, and Jules jurgensens Coner
hagen WATCHES; Eugene Breguet's NICKEL Watch
for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK, corner OF Cayar
and Water streets, Importer of Fine Watches Jewery old
Chains Silver and PGted-Ware Iecoultre's Swiss IA ot
and Strops Gold Silver and Steel Spectaeles to sui
ages New goods now store Purchasers will peasaca
Notice--Stors CORNER CALVERT AND WATER sTs'
Baltimore s,Is,
KNDLIHe WOOD KINDLING WooD
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE,
AtO6dce Of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No SNoRFH sFRTH7
slo.tf JAS. q. JOHNSON
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S:; TRUSTEES SALE.
ss p hg virtue OF decree of the Superior Court Of
; CITY, IN equity, the undersigned. Trustee
oeE ~ tubc sale at the Exchange Sales Rooms i'm
Baltimore city, on MONDAY, the 18th day OF Septes5er
LoT or GROUND fronting sixty feet on the east side
e. 9unt street one hundred thrtyve feet north Of
saratoga street with depth of one hundred and
g rS r lc If to Vincent street subject an annual
iotl iwostory and basement BRICK DWFIIING with
paGh Gu!uthEs This ground be advantage0uelv di
Eua mo Lhr building lots. It is rrey situated for
eS he Te1ence with fine view Of the river i'm
18th June 1859, I.ibr F.. D. No IL, foIi0 5l3 Ec "
Terms OF sale One third cash balance in SIN and tve
months with interest and security. 1890 ''~
7. PlRRIN SG3Tr, Trustee
o,o. SAML II. COVER, Auct
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4 FARM AND COUNTRY STORE FOE SALE
property IS located in Baltimore county north of
IN a u, ",e t hlle ana half from railroad switch ana
u o d iea' mat Is great hOroGghlare There are ine
i've aces OF land in good OF cultivation T6e
,ientS comprise good Frame NV ETINCi nearly
new; als" Store and Dwelling attached large Earn
~ pam ana other houses; Peach Apple Orchards
% pace IS under good fencing, wc vairred and rarfst
hhaithy App V TO HENRY ". ROGERS, BraEri corncy
~ ' t-" 4 '9 e''c streets a26-tF
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Inst, she was taken In tov bya steamer, an,
We followed her as closely as we could out oas
the United States vessels, and In half an hon
were after her and could see the lights Of N,
United States ships quite distinctly, although
none OF chem seemed 10 make any moyemeiIt
and did not observe us. Il was about ten o'cIooI
+. M when we got clear of their lights. Then
we thought ourselves safe on the sea once more
we arrived here safely on the night Of Satur.
day, the 9th inst.
And now, when think Of the scenes have
passed through since left New York (the
scenes OF a honeymoon excursion), what i'm.
pressed mo most was the almost deatL.Iike.
solemn appearance Of the city Of Charleston.
and the entire absence of anything like busi.
ness IL appeared as II Scotch fast. day vas
oeing observed. AT least one half Of the stores
have "To let" posted upon the shut doors, and
tnose which are occupied are all closed at noon
eveiy day, and every man has to turn out 10
driil' or be fined BY the police the next day.
another thing which struck me was the al.
most entire absence of "hard cash." One or
my companions and went into bar room to
have drink, and the only money we had 10 of.
Ter was Spanish My friend offered a two dol
lar piece, but the barkeeper was bewildered, he
did not know lts value, and asked US What Il
was worth. Being informed thatit was worth
$2l2H in Cuba, he offered 81 25 in. paper
change. Then crowd gathered around us,
staring their eyes out Of their heads almost al
me novelty OF the Eight of gold, and many Of
tnem seemed really anxious to be the possess.
ore. we saw no small change except pleces Of
paper which certify that they are "good for iye
cents" good for ten cents" and 30 on.
must cay that men, women and children In
charleston seem united In the cause of seces.
sion. When they found that one Of nv fellow
passengers and myself were Scochmen, they
treated us very respectfully. Though our Con.
sui did not at first seem to sympathize with ne,
Still he exerted himself well on our behalf when
nc found that We we're in prison All seemed
70 have great respect for him in Charleston,
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Gen. nalIocE,s Recent Order..

We doubt not that the orders of General Hal.
leck, published yesterday, will meet the apnro.
val Of the most coasiderate of our citixeps'-
Nobody denies that, besides what our neonIa
have suffered from secession outraees, thew have
been sufferers also to large extent from the
wrong doing of some Federal oficers and sol :.
diers, who nave abused the Gag which oovers
them. This has happened chiefly in the West.
ern part of the State, where certain Ksnsas
marauders,, having got Federal commissions
aud having rallied together men who have
hooked to their standard from ali onartera Of
the earth, have committed tbefts and robbsries
of all sorts, In Madison county alone lbeo
have stolen three hundred and sixtv slaveA -
They call it confscation and punishino 'tha
enemy. II is really 70 such thing. IL IA air..
ply private plunder. The acts Of such banda ar a
no better than the raids of the bandth. and
ought 10 be 80 regarded by the head of this
Department: and abould he knovn and sl;ona
tized as such all over the country. We are
glad to see, therefore, the oommandapt OF this
Department laying down with 60 much distinct.
ness the rules which must govern In cases of
acquisitions on citizens and Of seizure as enemy
property. Our citizens will now underatand
that nothing can be ken from the individnaI.
unless necessary for the subsistenoe or trsns'
portation of the troops, or where the individnsI
is an enemy in arms, or aiding and abettino
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The SPnIr or THE Wan IN THE SoUrH.-The
Providence Journal thinks the war has dons
more to develop the ingenuity and cultivate the
industry of Soatherners than. years Of peace.
Il has forced them 10 do great deal Of manual
labor, more than they have done in twenty
years previous The useful art Of shoyeline
was never SO widely understood In the South be.
fore. Various mechanical pursuits have sud.
denly risen to new honor. A skilful worker In
iron or an accomplished chip pcarpenter ali at
once fnds himself in repute, Inthis time Of
distress he Is found TO be Of about as much i'm.
portance as the man who raises cotton, which
can not be eaten, sold or used In any manner
except as q bone OF contention between Mr..
Memminger and the planters. The art Of max.
ing shoee we see spoken Of 10 Southern papera
with evident respect All this betcksns great
change already 10 Souihefn, modes Of thinking
upon certain subjecta The rebels have shown
an unexpected readiness 10 modify their notions
In the stress Of circumatabcse, and an amount
Of industry and enterprise 10 the accomplish
ment Of severe physic | labor, for which We
should have hardly given them credit at ihe
beginning OF the contest. w see how much
they might have done heretofore II they bad
not cherished 50 absurd ideas about tmeehA hAnical
pursuits, W