The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-20

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Senor nv an ordnance ar tho IN fhe emani
NJ vacancy IN tho preeent eorrs TnCreas,cnsI
ths ,emander Of tho dearatsor '" w" u'''A"'' W
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Gov Magofn and twenty Ave leading secessonsts wera
IN conciave hera vsatordsv TSaS az. NM ~
Governor ~ S.S ~ n oNs
Of Missouri l am induced to think the gubernstoria
chair Of Kentucky win be made suddenly vacant by On
indignant people.
nrr o, mu ~ I'm n ooM e BAN GOODS
having ne,tGer the nr nsrve ~ ocs ss hs hod
Smuggling going under his very nose Trunks Of pis
tolls Knives caps cartridges guns and munitions Of war
taken the Nashville Railroad into Tennessee BY
every train They are generally carried by Jews who
check them through as baggage Yesterday six boxes
of cartridges and several thousands of caps came 10
JefrersonviIe marked IH RosseauD At Jefersonyile
the name was scratched or and direction TO some Ger
man name at Horse Cave substitted and The whole sent
South by the L. and N Railroad.
Provisions are Struggled through In even more public
manner correspondent Of the journal says on this
rope and bagging consigned to men in FRANKLIN passed
through Buffalo One OF the bridges across Nion creek
they went around through ravne and of the
was turned over which was found to be loaded almost
entirely with coffee having bale rope and baggng on top
Wednesday two wagons loaded with bale rope and bag
cling passed through New Haven consigned to mon In
Franklin; two other wagons travelling ia company with
these with butter and saddstrces consigned to
mon in FRANKLIN also passed through the same place IL
there not something very STRANGE Connected with tbis
First that bale rope and baggnr should be CONSIGNED to
men In FRANKLIN and codee found in the wagons Second
that Franklin hitherto commercially unknown shOud OF
a sudden become an emporium Of trade. And, lastly .
that the business OF that commercial mart can AFFORD
to pay span three hundred dollars for hauling four
horse oad from Louisville to Frspkln tmet gentleman
aSa sa%y at this place flying from the reign Of terror in
TROUBLE IN THE SECESSION CAMP.
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n.oN oF TIE JEFF DAVIS doVHhSAhNT'
The New Orleans True Della, Of July TO- has leading
editorial on the subject Of "he Confederate Congress- in
which the bankrupt condition Of louisiana tho bad man
ra; s Sno Tsne sovernmSo. ana me oelenceess
hS o Se% s uTn WIN ~
's' suo' W W nis asu na s a. ~ nal,
.hoee os tho co"fodatnS S,,. u ~ r ' ,ha ~ G,
and most 10 press upon the attention OF our fellow
citizens tho necessity Of forwarding without DELAY every
seouent events have fully yindcated now however when
her safety is believed by the highest military authorities
TO 10 o. our ows we sse ~ 70 give an
has got a stationary force which n proncrv han
died and judciously placed will, wc are confident
so unless the arms in the hands Of lis defenders are such
n tho the ny, and bis
to il are commcnsurae TO the exigences Of tbe times
We have no local authority whom tho least confidence
they inperousIy demand: therefore, we saw. tho Dro
vsonal authorities had better sec to them in time and
before they will have occasion bitterly and nnavaIngly
to regret some sad and rreparabie calamity ShoHd
New Orleans fall seven vears OF war hid no, co,nen
dence in high places deo,ares in renIv 10 esrnrs
ties not leave her exposed and helpless Oh there is
NO occasion for alarm YOU are more than hurt
offices loroino for enormous jo6s are all no douT very
impotaH considerations to poiiieian in and ow Of tks
other matters Of gravity deserve attention ana when the
provisional Congress meets il would do well not TO ignore
or , asrsla them hem. 70 sSs millions q 1Sna'
ises Is not the aoay men serious Il, reolon proceed to
carry their psocecdinos 10 t7iuepAant close: on he con-
tyar the Inquiry ,u ha,e 0srred h r. eups; ana the
sooner we undertake TO nav for II in other modes than
empty promises the better viii be for our cause our
DO everything but ia Sirh time thew would show bore
It least that thew can do soeuethna.
From the New Orleans Evening True Delta of the 10TH
we naye We believe been the only Journal IN the Con
M 70 uS scn s .n0 nceus pup
,,o,ssnce r~ rn,,.s ~ ~ d ~ , se,r ~,
ssionary contingency We have shown
cr Az .s. ~ ,ns sno ~
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Aat Aa. deer done Aas sprung from Ms seal snasesm ard
S "a osh.v "eS $780, -, peRe WINE .n,s
hns az ~ s11 Uy
oT Sst Has Ns Sone ,S @ % " .h w,suU
ceedngs our readers win recoect how urgently We press
gu .ne PIvxsy. ManageIs VI .no rovolus'onnry move
them ~ 81 inc
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nous mngnuos s,rom sne possny OF disaster deat
nha oy s9ce . making suitable provision ior
psGlne su aIm my ~ .us neio sna SUSTAINING mere We
mPc1ea - oeoy soa'eM Mrt"os popular soorT9M had
uey .ae goceI""sns, nos 70 oe gMy tne oan
geIVus ycy Toos.n9 Uoouy o"u !tHness udr 'cs.M
os Mox.Hg - Me pro7s'on Meoessey % conoao WIN
eNeryy, nte'gnce 4nu succeSs Pvneu out wnat tne
experience OF manklnd every wnere mas aemonstraed,
namey mpGss olhty OF oonoucsng war upon the
magniude ana scale was imperative upon US TO antc
pate this to BE- without such an organization Of the
finances as under every possible or imaginable aspect Of
coud pc maoe 70 sustain our armies IN the
nelo ana eaaransoe saiciy 20 our noasehoas we pc
so9&nt tn provlslonai authoiyapeit wanting that con
nqence IN s composon tnat would INSPIRE nope OF IT'S
capac'sy 70 tne government nad assumed-to
asn Isen o. tne Oh IT'S position 10 orng our
pontca troubles 70 an early ana Satisfactory close oy as
once putting ~ requstlon tne enormous resources OF
tnese oates ana 70 avoio the pddng trng
ana meraoie 70 which men OF narrow views
sua pvaPaoie VI 4PWecia.ng Eeal statesmansnp wouo
m,n m &c Of inc conse
!uences we RAISED our VOICE IN eneaty 70 nem 10 AVOID
we stuIsca.on an mHatGn Oh cue tarlI poncy OF the
.ce lrsc osses "ou.o surrey PIooucc, WIN us swarm
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.eW yyce oCuaIs eacn, mecessa1y oM q" eqANdoes TN
Posaon quo uoenyVoe, v or More cents pr acre upon
scmS uMogy cuMeo 49, 9so prOrsoass amoSM alcn
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