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, 1861-07-20

The Rev. Mr; Fisher, who arrived here last
night, hcm Galloway county. relferatee cub
stantially the report in our telegraphic col
unns IN relation to the skiz1nish, Wednesday
morning, in the county named. The adar
took plaza two miles santh Of Fulton, on the
road 70 Jefferson City. There were about 100
Federal troops under Co: Mcneil, and about
GOO Of Gen. Harris'a men engaged, though
Gen: harris, himself, 1t Ia etzted, Was No: In
the fight. :. =. 49,. ...:.
ARer one or two rounds. resnlting - set
forth in the dispatch, the tssta.e troops"-xe
use the term for the sake Of coayenien:e- =
scattered from their anhuscada in all ,dlrec-
tons, but seemed to coma together again md
retreat rozthwardly, though In consAez.hle
disorder, tovsrda Brcnns spriugs. ten naiies
distant, Where HArria'a camp had previously
been. .'' r. -
Tke1a VA no artsIlety yEsed on ether elae.
Col ,McNAN u nav ocEp91nE :1a&eus
ubese~hc remains sWa{tiug retotofed!aee51e1 Z
| E7cxFth.n1, bas naheidet to atnost tho ustaa y
cuie:,,eas Il toxn, wbea osr infn<mAnt lafTF--:
& ,z;s E'r~<:n=z, 1esA~' :: - =
, 1861-07-20
FROM QUINCY.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
QC1Aer, July 10, 1861.
The Irish Brigade left this afternoon On the
steamer Jennie Deans for st. Louis Arsenal,
where arms will be supplied them, and they
will enter ut once on active duty, They
marched through the city before their depart
ure and we're highly complimented.
Capt. Smiths company sf cavalry, from
Monmouth, 60 men, well armed, passed over
to Missouri to-day to assistSin guarding the
Hannibal & st. Joseph R. R.
"A. Reed, private In Go. 4, Of Col. Smiths
regiment, jumped from the steamer Die Yer.
non, at Louisiana, Wednesday, and was
drowned. He Is thought to have been tempo
1arily insane
A train arrived from Bt- -Joseph this after
noon, bringing about Is tea1nsters from For.
Leavenworth going to Washington for the
a1my. This road is repaired sooner than ex
pected, and is now receiving through freight
, 1861-07-20
NRm annerttset&1ftfs.

>xN7 RAPPING PAPER for Sale
. W. ut the Counting Boom Of the TRIBUNE Of
FIuE put mp In PACKAGES Of 100 each. Ali the pape1
cleso and whole. Price cheap. iYt9-iW, )
, 1861-07-20

Especial Dispatch to the N. Y. Times.l
WASHINGTON, July II, 1851.
MORE REGIMENTS FROM PENNSYLVANIA
The Secretary Of War to-day accepted t1f.
teen additional regiments from Pennsy1Tanih.
Six Of these are to be ordered here, five will
Join Patte1son's command, and the other four
are variously distributed. One Of these, now
at Cumberland, is commanded By Chas ]. Bid
ole, successor Of E. JOY Morris, who has not
taken his seat in Congress Theee are said to
be the finest troops, in outfit and equipment,
Of any furnished By the State, especial pains
having been taken by Gov. Curtin, in conse.
4uence Of former complaints.
CONGRESS.
The House to day passed the tariff bill, dis
regarding the propositions Of 6ecretary Chase
and adopting those Of the Commattee. Inc
sugar five cents, and coffee ten cents.
GEN. SCOTT WITH TIE 4DvA::orHG ARMT.
Geo. Scott will, We understa1 J, 60 With the
Grand army, as it moves toward Richmond.
A vehicle, provided with suitable sleeping
accommodations, has been built for his use,
aud it is expected thst he will occupy it first
to night or to morrow night.
nA1ioSs AND AMMUNITION or TIE ADVANCING
ARMT.
The soldiers Of the regiments Of the advance
are ordered to take twelve pounds Of baggage
!Lree days rRtions, and fUrty rounds Of am
muniticn. They are au anxious to move, ani
more anxious to meet The enemy.
GEN. FREAosr's COLUMN.
Most active e1ertions are being used ii
| New York by the Chief Of the Ordnance Blu
| reau for the equipment Of Gen: Frenoct'
| column. An agent Is purchasing variou
| arms and other Inaterial for the war. Fol
| ward to Memphis snd Nashville!" Is the sic
| ran ct the Pathfinder. The irrepressibI
Epirit Of the North West finds its appropriat
leader in the Chieftail Of the Desert and tn
mountain.
| UNION MEN FLEEING FROM VIRGINIA
This morning party Of Six men arrive
here from Virginia on board vessel Whic
lad picked them up At Glymont. The nc
stated that they left Dum.lies Neck in an ols
.fkky scow, half full OF water, ard with tn
tetce rails and couple Of poles, and mad
heir way across the river into MARYLAND
| They then walked 1--WE niles up to Glylnon
where they hailed passing vessel, and wei
trcusbt to this city. Another man who le
'lc FAME neighborhood also arrived tn
morning. having rowed the whole distance
. email fkiG They report that every ma
was ordered to provide himself with arm
N munition, and two days ratious, and
proceed ut once 10 Manassas. There arc Z
troops at Dumffies, Eave few securing t.
country and impresBipg the men. Sever
yourg men from Fairilx Court House al:
i. lied lithe1, after long tramp through Il
woods. They fed to e cape impressmeat
the Confederate a11ny. The enemy are n
cnly i1npresslng all persons able to bear arm
hui art cc1dscating ali the stock Of the ell
| 7eps in that locality.
, 1861-07-20

Captatn and Crew Of tho savannah.
THOMAS q. Baker, the Captain Of the priva-
teer Savannah, with the crew, against whom
en- indictment was found, yesterday, for rob-
bery on the high seas, were brought up, this
morning, TO be arEajgned under the indictment.
A large number Of Spectators were pres
ent. The prisoners were brought into court
handcufied in pairs. Several counsel appeared
for them. hfr. Larocue and Mr. Lord ap-
pesred for Mr.. Har1eston, the mate; Mr. Sui
ivan appeared for Baker and some Of the
crew, and Messrs. Myer, Kidgeway and Sand
ford appeared for others Of the crew. Mr.
Brady was also retained to assist In the de-
fence.
The several counsel objected to the prison
CTS beirg nrraigned now. Is the 1nd1ctm ens
had been only found yesterday, and tne{oe-
sired to have time 10 examine it before plead:
inr. Il vas also urged that the triA could
not take place at this term OF Court, a. If
Wnuii be Necessary to take the testimony ont
If the StaIe. zud moreover It Was important
that TIE csee should be tried before fne
two Jrdpea. 60 that In case Of alaagTeamens
+@e nrisnners might hhve the benefit of an ap'
neal to the Supreme Cou1t-rneIea1 Judge
Nelson could not be hire this term owing to
~ ia district Attorney thought it WIS in.
nnrfsot In vieH Of the coz 3iton OF affairs On
fht. ncaan, that tho trial should tako plhct ~
ee,lv s. poseihle~s Nothing. however, was Do.
@feimtret ~ to the daJ fDf t-is1 the only quas'
tion brought up bstng - to dHy Tor she A.
.ra}eumeot Of The psisouexs, VINO Eeee daaIJ
!, diT<ted to be h<oagat up esasa foc tart pnr
ucbe pu Tuesday nexL -
| : .BGfue 1T tie tNraN+A Db13td Htfoaz4F e
- a.scc1n beg hs15c-ct.3, ~ !, @:as7: $
, 1861-07-20

New YORK, July 19,-The Commercial says
Information has been received at the war de-
partment that the rebel battery at Bulls Run
has been taken by onr troops. Particulars
have not yet transpired.
A special dispatch from Mr. Raymond to the
Times Gays our loes is 100 Killed and wounded.
This will hasten the attack on Manassas, which
will doubtless be made tomorrow. The Reh-
els had rifea cannon They lost few men.
A special to the Tribune says the Secretary
Of War says there are more than so killed and
wounded, among them five Captains and SIX
Lieutenants. Another source reports that the
works were carried by the zouaves and Mas
sachusetts 9Th. There is no doubt the enemy
are now falling back, and the rumor that Mn
naseas is occupied is perhaps only little pre-
mature
A special dispatch to the Ford says there
is no truth In the report that battle is going
on at Bulls Run to day. An official dispacth
to Gen. Scott says the army has made no new
movement yet; nor ia it likely to before to-
l.orrow-
A special dispath to the Post says the Off
eial report states that twelve Of our men we're
thought more Of our men were killed and
wounded In the woods near the creek The
rebel loss is supposed to be heavy one.
I PHnADELPuIA, July 19.-The Inquirer of
this city hos special dispatch saying that a
now float over 1t, Another special to the Ia
Q1siyer eaye that the capture BY Federal troops
If Manassas has been announced IN Congress.
Another dispatch to the Associated Press
Gays TINT the fight Was still going on at Bulls
Run. ,.''
WASHINGTON, July 19.--Col Richardson
Representative from Illinois, arrived here ut
lnQ O'Clock to-day, from the seat of war. Up
to the time he left Bulls Run [8 O'Clock thus
morning) there bad been no general fight
, 1861-07-20

Claib. Jackson Retxea1lng to ArIan-
sas.-.Een. LEonts FoFce--The Jay.
HAWkerN,

Claib. jackson Retrea1ins to Arkan.
sas.-.Een. LEonts FoFce--The Jay.
HAygRerss
KANSAS C1TY, July 19.-The Fort Scott
Democrat Of the 18th, furnishes the following
items: );
Gen. Lyon, who is now marching south to-
wards Springfield, has about 5000 men, In
cludiEg Major stuEges's command. he has
"a pieces Of field artillery cf all descriptions,
an abundance Of ammunitioo, and q full train
of baggage wagons, McCulloch and jackson
have Fetfeated across the Arkansas line for
the purpose Of drilling their troops. Their
available force Is placed at 1850, including
the Te1an Rangers and Mississippi regi-
ment. Gen. Lyons strength will be between
10000 and 1000. e.
The Jay Hawkers, under JennIson, hav been
etatiore ed On the State line below this place
Bome days. Jennison will maintain force Of
1900 to 5000 in that region until the q. s.
A train which passed through this place
about month since, with families and pro-
perty OF q. s. soldiers from the Indian coun.
try, Was intercepted and searched by him
{Jcnaiscn) few dxJs slacc, and ammunition
wagons, &c, were taken possession Of by Jeu-
nisop, Who gave his receipt for the articles
seized, to be held subject to the order Of the
United States GoTe1nmEnt. Tbs owner OF
the property taken sisted In this place, On his
way up, that half Of the profits Of the trip
| should be used to purchase arms for the
Southern Confederacy. He was not with the
| train on it's return.
, 1861-07-20

T O5T--On the evening Of the 18th
inst, on West II ashtn:toa OF Randolph streets,
Hatr Bracelet The finder VIII receive the thanks OF
tho owner by leaving It 1t this Office. ly.9xH
, 1861-07-20
THIRD DISPATCH.

HAsA1NaTo6, july l9-67entns.
The latest from Centerville, at halfpastn!ae
o'clock this morning, says no fight had taken
place 1t Manassas, nor had any further move
ment been made against the rebel battery at
Bulls Run. Probably the day has been spent
in reconnaissance. This Is the latest from the
ecene Of expected battle, Intelligence il, hon.
ever, hourly expected.
Patterson, we hear tonight, without orders,
under the pretense Of want Of forage, has
fallen back upon Martinsbug. II he were 4
seceasionist, he could not do the enemy bet
ter service. His is case for removal OF court
martial and shooting.
The most of our delegation are Of for Ma
nsssas, namely, Loyejoy, Arnold, Waehburne,
Richardson aud McClernaId. The Eouse was
very thin to-day, and business was done With
difficulty.
The battle absorbs everything. There il
great excitement in the town, AID the most
exaggerated reports exist nmong the soldlers
here, Ill Of whom want 10 have part in The
, 1861-07-20
Clafb. Jack 6on Confesees a Loss OF SOC
In the Baltic Of Carthage

JEFFERSON CITY, July lN.-A Befgea1t De-
longing to Capt. Cooks Company Of Home
Guards, arrived at syracuse this evening,
and reports that Capt. Cook had captured 8
seceesioniets, among them a messenger from
Claib. Jackson, bearing letters to different
ior more men, and admits having lost 500
killed in the battle Of Carthage.
Col Boerrstein has ordered another expe-
dition into Galloway County, to open the road
to Fulton, where Col. McNsil's command IS
nnstfd
, 1861-07-20

THE BATTLE.
Probably the truth in regard to the bat
tie ut Bulls Run two miles beyond Cen
teryrle. sud twenty y-six miles from Wash
irs.cn, may be stated as follows: The
advauce guard Of the Federal army, Gen
Tyler's brigade, attacked the entrcnched
position Of the rebels a: Bulls Run, on
THURSDAY, and, after brief engagement,
retired with loss Of twelve killed and
forty weunled-tte rebels being strongly
reinforced from Manassas Junction. Since
Then the Federal troops have been REIN
icrccd by Gen. Schenck's and Col. Heint-
ulman's brigadee, aud have been engaged
in accommodating the enemy's position.
The latest news from Gen. McDowell's
camp Is TO 10a o'clock yesterday morning.
All reports giving details Of bayonet
charges, pro and con, are probably canards.
O4e lepC1l S.aRS lAAt IA& 111e@ootA~Adoeeso
5th and the New York Fire Zouayes car
ried The enemy's battery at the point Of the
bsyonet Another declares that the enemy
charged with bsyoncts and were repulsed
BIZ the New York Goth and list Both are
probably fallacious. It is undoubtedly
true that all the remaining regiments On
Tie left bank OF the Potomac hare been
ordered across the river to reinforce Gen
-McDowen's column.
Its reported in our latest dispatche:
that Gen. Johnston has probably effected
junction with Beauregard, and that Gen
Patterson, instead Of following him, hat
fallen back beyond -Aartinsburg. So unac
countable movement on the part of Pat
terson, if actually made, can hardly bf
accounted for on any hypothesis consist
ent with his loyalty. Let US hope that i
is not true.
would appear that the telegraph i
not completed to Centeryille yet, and tina
the main reliance for news in Washingto,
Is on the couricrs. who are rapidly passing
to and fro.
, 1861-07-20

MARINE BANK CHECKS
1t1 WANTED,-We viii ras the highest pr1ea In
GOLD for Checks and Drafts Mastpt BanS
MORTON, THOMAS CO,
Corner Clark aud Randolph streets,
, 1861-07-20
ARMY IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.
The Earnett RAbels.-Gen. Hiuss Pura
sEix--Worc Wagons and FF1sonerss

Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati aasetts.1
GRAF1oX, JIly 18.
Gen. Hill pursued the remnant OF GaEnett's
rebel army to within few miles Of Romney,
but failed to oyertake them, Gen Mcclellan
then ordered him back to Oakland.
Gen. Johnston Is said to have sent 2 900 men
TO their relief at Romney, and all are supposed
to be concentrating and attempting to reor.
ga11,ze their scattered fragments Of the army
there. General Morris got 3 batch Of thei1
*sgoes in returning from the Chest River
bst.ls8 8eld. Il Is said that only dozen wag'
cns Of their whole train escaped. Prisoners
aye still being brought in at Laurel HlA,
Twenty-Five were taken yesterday and q NUM-
ber moro tc-ssy. Thsir wounded soatsEre t.
br found In the houses through the county,
, 1861-07-20

WASHINGTON, July l9.-Vice President
Hamlin left the city this evening, accompan-
led by the California delegation, who brought
flag for the First Maine Regiment. The
preaentation will be made at Centreyille.
Hon. John F. Potter aud other members Of
Congress haze left the city for Manassas.
, 1861-07-20

WARRINGTON, July 19.-On the earnest rep
resentation OF Senator Latham, the steamer
row to convoy the Northern Light from As
pinwall with over &, coz. Goo in treasure. This
duty performed, the vessel is to cruise for the
prifatcer <'Sumter'' till she finds and captures
, 1861-07-20

We learn By private letters from Col.
Turchin's Nineteenth regiment, that the
boys have received their uniforms, and
Mimic muskets Ill around. These cir
cumstances have improved the feelings OF
the regiment in 8 wonderful degree, and
they are now ready to 60 "into the jaws
OF death +" on the shortest notice and the
most reasonable terma,
, 1861-07-20

Ca1a1 Bark,
Commercial Bank, n. Hn
Corn Exchange Bank
Continental Bank,
Commercial BIZ PA1estn
Cnrn PIAntarsf Bank.
, 1861-07-20

ST. JosErH, July 19.-About Il O'Clock
Essurday night iire Tas discovered Ia the
heat and shoe store Of Fisher & Collins,
Ehich was consumed, together with the Post
ghlce and book etore Of G. c. Woolworth.
Mes o. former s., ,ooo fully Insured Scarcely
~ ~. .. no m4l matter destroyed. Loss IN
Eates, hanks sad furniture $50o-not in
irsna 49, Nj. Woodworth'e loss is e3. .500-fulls
assesec- The Ere WIS the wcrS Ct an inccn,
, 1861-07-20

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
CAIRO, July 10, 1sG1-
In the dispatch sent you eday or two ago,
Capt. Taylor's company WIS reported to have
1e.enlsted 10 men; 1t should have been IS.
He has nearly full complement Of horses.
The entire brigade will ba mustered ont Of
service at the close Of their time and then paid.
This will not effect Gen. Prant!ss, who will re-
main the senior Brigade r-GeneEal Of Illinois.
The Board of Medical Examiners have nearly
finished their laboEs, with very satisfactory
results; some two Or three only being re-
fnead certif1categ
, 1861-07-20

ter taetician, and old Fat is baIaboozled. Such
is the belief here in military circles,
Hmy information proves :s47sFect, look out
for terrible fight, against heavy odds, at
Manassas, on account Of the. .delay in the ap-
proach of Pattersonfs column
, 1861-07-20
Proclamation OF Gen. Pope,
ST. LOUIS, July 19-The following procla.
nation Is Just received from Bri ,adiaS- General
sr. CHAn1zs, Mo-, July 10, 1851.

nation is just received from Brig sadiaz General
Pope:
St. CHAR1zt, Mo-, July 10, 1851.
10 The Repzc Of NoTM Missouri
By virtue Of proper authority I have assum-
ed command in North Missouri, / apDear
among you with force strong enough to
maintain the authority Of the Government,
and too strong to be rctisted by any means IN
your poesesBion usual in Hufara. Upon yozr
own assurances that you would respect the
laws Of the United etates, and preserve The
peace, no t.oops hare hitherto been sent into
Tour section of the country. Tbs occurrences
Of the last ten days, however, have plairly
exhiblted your lack either Of the power or
Willingness to fulfil your pledges, and the
Goye1rme eut has found it necessary to OCCUPY
Moth Missouri with force powerful enough
to compel obedience to the laws. 80 soon Is
It il manifest that you will respect Its author-
| itv nud nut down unlawful combinations
agairsk it. ycu viii be relieved OF the Presence
| of sbe forces uuteT my command; but not
| Ithe1efcrs VsIr 81 ptzsona ttken In anna
aea;ntf FedeaM authority, Who atte1apEi t6
| Commit depyedattous uron public or private
! prrpfTty ,pr uo.s.t nncfIandlEg, pesceahle
cati1saf, tbas the5 vii be dealt With Ia t1e
c,ost summary naaraer,' wthout Awaiting
fT1lsnnd1+s,::' e. joan PORK. :
~; usszssssl Oeaz3ssasux.
, 1861-07-20

III M7ANTED-By a Carriage Trim
w mer, situation where he can have constant
mnla. menf Addres9 y. A." st this qMce. iYeax33
, 1861-07-20

Agned1 80: JoHE PoRa.1.
D::sa1iar s<ss.el CoGz3a5asug.
, 1861-07-20

Bosros, July ia splendid banner was
last evening presented to the Massachusetts,
1eth Fletcher Webster's) regiment. Edward
Everett making the presentation. The Reggi-
ment is ready for immediate service,
, 1861-07-20

WASHINGTON, July 19.-Gen. Mansfield has
Issued an order that fugitive slaves, under 30
pretext whatever, ehall be permitted to reside
ccr be harbored eithe In the quarters o. camps
Of troops, nor allowed to accompany the army
m ita march
, 1861-07-20

From fsstL, >Su'y l9.-The excursion party
Ut A. n E. :ndiarapois, sc., reached heEo
cu csIen. ~ ~ s,s.z;ner Milv7sukee from Prdrie
s r.stseS 'sp ~ sse to.a*y snjo7ag thenase'yes
3neers k:s svtsi:F heve rans sas ~ 94Iais Ia thst
3+-' - e. eAtheny and A.npehsns
, 1861-07-20

4 .private letter, dated July 1S:h, arrited
hern yeskrday FROM Spring gael3, In 1aica Il u
sisted That report WAS current In the city
'th.t Montgomery. lid attacked Jacksoa'a
troops n the dAak, sd .oompaeke1y fpasea
them Ofooo5se. the report Vsxts ooah1tuk
ttec.-A. Lostg Rtp.. l9H ::
, 1861-07-20
One ofWIae,s Regiments put to Flight
by one of CoX3Ss

WAsHISaToN, July 19:-An otncial d1spatch
has been received from Gen. Mcclellan, dated
Beverly 10th, saying one Of Col Coxs Regi-
menta, the I'd Kentucky, defeated and dreEe
SIX hundred Of WFfse's men from Barbour
yil1e, in Cabell county, On the 18th inst
, 1861-07-20
THE FORWARD m0VEMENT.

Evacuation, Of EMa6sEhbstrt Ho,tse- Return Of
>Qaaes1k1<a17&y Wans to Fight and an Sent
O1--1Ae Spirit Of our Sosdiers-They 90
Singing Hymns Of Liberty additional As4it'
lerT H71carded- -Accessioss Of Cavalry.
, 1861-07-20
Cbira9o Gribu1te


# To our country customers, in remit
ting postage stamps to the TRIBUNE pfsase
6etd ns those Of the denomination, one ana
three cent, as we cannot dispose OF those OF 8
hipher yaluc
, 1861-07-20

Grdit1oa Of Things on TIE Hannibal d st. -o-
sph RAILROAD Of Fbrcas-Isae
Chicago Zoua,rs-Death Of Lieut. .'obe, eae.
, 1861-07-20

GOES TO ARKANSAS TO DRILL HIS
TROOPS.
, 1861-07-20
f0SFESSES i LOSS OF FIVE HUNDRED
MEN AT CARTHAGE.
LYONS FORCE 10000 STRONG. |.
The sContraband" in the Army.
Evening Dispatches.
FROM WASHINGTON

The Battle of BULBS &Run-moveluent
OF Troups.--Exc1temen in the City.
, 1861-07-20
THE LATEST NEWS.


OUR ARMY IN VIRGINIA..
THE BATTLE AT BULLS Run.
GALLANT BEHAVIOR OF MICHIGAN
TROOPS.
they TAKE THE H0MoRS
OF THE DAY.
OUR TROOPS LOSE IL KILLED AND
40 WOUNDED.
ALL QUIET YESTERDAY.
More Fighting Promised To-Day.
The Rebels Reinforced and Strongly
Entrcnched.
GEN. JOHNSTON SLIPS THROUGH
The GAP.
Ioatters0at shosrs his Intbeciltty.
RnTRHAT TO mARTIN5BuHG.
GOV. W!SE's FORCES DEFEATED.
A Scattering Of Stump-Tail Steers.
GEN. POPE IN NORTH MISSOURI
HIS PROCLAMATION TO TEE
PuoPLH.
Cfaib. Jackson Retreafing.
GOES TO ARK ANSAS TO DRILL HIS
TROOPS.
f0SFESSES i LOSS OF FIVE HUNDRED
| Mrr tT NSuTNbCF
| n-xin~c ~ %ko TapusukAP1
, 1861-07-20
THE WAR FOR THE UNION.

F7tl<tn More nnnsWednia Reginaknts-Gea
Scott in The Field-Gtn. FFc,nonts Co!'snu.
, 1861-07-20

GEN. POPE IN NORTH MISSOURI.

HIS PROCLAMATION TO TEE
P1OPLH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-08

VIZ II. SFw.Rps LETTER.--1he letter OF
eecretary SEWARD, which We published oI
Thursday. in reference 10 the American cor
r-np0ndence Of the London Tunes i all i.l1ua-
ing production. Tie Government Of tie
I United States must be upon It's last legs When
the Premier c0ndescends 70 issue q manifesto
upon the communications OF an Iu4ei..n,
letter writer Of tie London Times. concerning
matters ana things On tAis continent. iina-,
Inc JoHs e. CALHoUN, or DAAiE4 WEBSTER
uuGef tie old Regime, putting forth manifest
from the State Department; upon the Bohiect ..
NrsskLL's letters 20 tie London Times =
Mr. SkwARD, It ia true, atec!a 10 treat tbe
matter with great dignity, but it il the ,guit,
OF a Email man IN a great place, Of a little lei
10" attempting 70 increase his inches /,
stardin. 40 high In his boots as possible
Moreover, lie aays, che haa not read IT,,
Publications complained off, and "an quite
sure II has not arrested the attention q
any of the members Of tho Administration
&c, Ii il strange thai he did lot read letters
which he found important enough TO demar6
al Official proclamation fror2 tie Department O.
STATE. Tie truth is, lie did read every wor1o
them, IL did every member OF the Cabinet, 10 :
matter Of course. to learn " hat pU'icythp Lon
don Tunes, which is the great exponent OF Eng
itsa pubic sentiment, would indicate on Amen
can affairs. When RUSSELL came to Washing
ton. LINCOLN invited him - dinner, aud, If ",
mistake not, SEWARD and other members o
the Cabinet Wed wish each other in doing hin
honor But sl.sl Lilo letters have not proves
what Was expected. and, with every disposi
ton TO deery aud degrade both sections, have
produced considerable amount OF practice.
mischief and damage 10 The Northern cause--
Hence, THE grand official parsonage, WIN. II
SEWARD, feels compelled 70 mention the MAJ.
kpssfIL IN a State document, whist in tht-
same breath ne ventures the staggering asscr-
tion that lie never read the thing which he
condemns
But the most astounding part Of Mr. sew
AIDS communication IL that in which, having
eonetuted not 10 haul I'M Mr.. RESELL for the
a'esed ireasonail e m,itter" in his letters, he
say Interference With the press, even II
lie care 81 IN exis'isg instruction. can be
h'filed only on tbs erosni Of pntle Danger
And then refers 10 ''siiat great fnndunental
truth of our system, that error Of oninion NAV
safsly he tolerated when reason Is len free a.
combat ii" In view Of RE fac, that every
newspaper In tho United States which has
dared 10 sxprsss an apinlaa IL its own hs,
bssI silenevd snd every maa guilty ri fses
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