, 1861-09-25
FROX WARRINGTON.
Correspondence Chicago Trfbune.]
WARRINGTON, 8ept. 10, 1861.

1nne-oH' "aM .sf' ~ N0'N'
TIE HEoaesii. W ta@ .AAnA.o. +
There is no doubt that thc rebels Ind them'
selves in great strait. They hare met with
-,-... ,nt,ttsr1 - n., .on,.times t.rm u inf1t-
"aat Ao1nsats nA7a 'e ,..,
taty necessity" lney n&te eo1 70 20 some'
thing. The strictly defensive position which |
McC1e11nn has Al gumea while making his pse- t
paAstto-s w ~ ~. -. - - at.-.e-.s
birraseed item. he VIII not go 70 Aauaasas
TIL be gets resdy, and has successfully played |
+nn. far +he game of IL begpar nv neiphbor. :" |
.rsa.a 49, T. o-;5oaaa ~ sbeg nat thep hnd
ineee - esroen.o ~ '10n .,.,-... s s ~ nsu
this week. You know atsecession has State
riehts for its foundation, though Mr.. Vics-
.1.,,au -. -, -.
f1esideat stepneao pu'o s,a'e1I ~ VIC .oinee
stone. OF coulse, it would not do to lberate
Maryland FINN the oppression of Old Aba. mn
iees n'1ts tAnu ~ oou4e "y .3.-uas.u -ne -.
to be set Tree from the gazing yoke" HWas,
therefore, planned that the Legislature Of this
sTats-thc seces.Ion wing Of it-shourf1 o11et1v
meet 81 fIsoeIeh auu a1uTl 81, S.sre c
the secession ofalhane romance IN hne1 n 1snerA gohn
PUN, me an ane s"t.oas t1o s1;ae oa ~oo,a
1netsnny ny 10 e tae retIea ~ q ene oRPtgsseo: q:
ma7 ~ o;1aa,at;"n eae,ua ~ ~ -
sEeession ~as ptlnteo lof 9' clteatauon: ana az
laht meanWn49 NJ deaelai ga4 Johnston. Wng OF
lhe afmy, Thlcn has peen qalet az manassas,
IN ft1oay lasI peean " a9sa1es orAlas Lses
uuIg. ~ sa.us91s ~, at.u euapa{ a II Goaunaea,
anu tlooapJ W Monaas apa W. tuezsrGayZ.tnllIy ~
iae;s, en q. 81 o0 d.. 49, ~ tas
e. yoo e sssaa
oI .mee.ang n ltsts1svs cap7c1ty, .e ga lnter
SUI nee'tnge Tl5n Squans o1 NleSoaSlu
tMguens' ann Ill masn Lae - nsls1at N III -.
.mn'saeo 3NA "em Nasa gas4s1s " ao1o1 ~ ~ .ne
nsy ao"1 na 10 eorxiees non1oe. p;,to ~ sou,s5 s5
tnereloretae great would pe-deA7efsr 3oEnson 33
Ias not Jes erqssea aae foso1Ae. @ 3 I'VE w ns so
In gsmes q caeas yon can leaVe Aone Placss
open WILL uof 5ou1 euSG!y Ivy % -
Yun can leave undefendei places. kno wing
that if YOUR enemy goes In there it is al .
With him. We ha7e no troops except guard
II JohTtton should undertake to cross there,
be rcula ind hiuae1f cut off. Neither do We
need troops below Washington. The enemy
canrot cro=. there. If they attack us 1t must
be directly In front. Will they do it am
assured that the Government expects 1t, and
must either attack or retreat, or see their army
die organized. The Naval Expeditions nov
fttirg out, and the affair At AattcIas, ha7s
alarmed the Gulf States. They must defene
, their coasta. sooD,. troops Fill be needed
from Manassas to defend other points: X
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blow, would be almost as bad ~ defeat
l They would give anything to have Mcclellan
: advance It cuce. They ere growing savage
? | Read the challenge in one Of the Richmond
; r:rers. "Why oor't you come cut 2cd fs5ht
;. Why don't you advaBce" They viii ,
be able 10 kno" Waeh 10 ao1a On ana Wns
+ to let 60. I1e business Hen #Ao csoHe you
d streets Wonld g1fe 1aaf peIeeAtege ol eae
t Gays trantaetlons tneR hao supeIlet WI
d dom On Hose Pon4. I1esent lnolcatlo4 s'4
It she" that mctleH2u ls HoL "antlae as III
l. taFy stratesasL II Woa1u seeln lual IeW u
l. mtre must reveal some poslt17e sctlon Oh Il
part OF the rebels.
it HEALTH.
?, The health of the a1my il wonderful
le was s1,rncsed that the month Of Ssrtemb
d wonld Fiji M the hospitals with patients, b.
thus far there has been scarcely az Increase
- dlseaee. BstWeen Angust 50 and seRtsmo, R
"a I'D, N AL NC 4ospllaIe, snele HSfe ~ aeAl
"a -9n3te 1amoer oeng rom slcAasae u !o1
n n s!ahdhg, a1o sGme HoM "onhas tesels,
~ WINE On PleKet outy, or uvl0 tae *ccioent
"a olschafge OF Meafms and other accidenl5* :
- '. ether army eyer hao e1ea gooo care I taKen
y ~ Is that unaer 6eu. MeCtenan: W e,.,i ING eam
- are kePt neaB ana c1ean, all Alln oelnE
moved daily. Tie soldiers are required
ae bathe often, also to keep their clothes clea
h. thty are furniEhed with superior ration
Id | thtV are looked after hv the Sanitary Comm