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The Massachusetts tOh en- rontc for the
sent of Mnr, &c.

hodop, hr9. 2S-Thc Massachusetts, 18th
Regiment, Col. Edw. links, left for the -eat
oi war at Z o'clock tonight, by the Fall River
route. II will rank as one Of the best regiments
raised in the state
The Flint Masslchusc,ts Light BIttcry, late
Cooks, has been fully recruited, AMI win soon
h" ready to rc-entcr the service for vrar1
Capt McDougal Of tho British ship For.
warl, nov states that he was in error in report
ing the privntenr Sumter OF Cape Antonia -
Tho vessel -ccn was the l.. =. steamer Crusader.
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Valuable New ROOks,

HARPER & BRoTmERs, the only publishers
who give signs Of life in these times have re-
Gently issued two Aorc Of their fret class work S
OF trayel-the remarkable experiences of Du
CHAILLu, the French traveller in Africa famous
ior the discovery Of the gorilla-and LAMoNrs
stirring stories Of Arctic adventure, entitled.
Seasons 'rih he Ssa-iio~D,.' Both these
books are elegant octayo,, richly illustrated with
sngrayings.
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N IUNI'. IN9. 2S"Tho romains 0f Cen
Lyon will hc escorted with proper ceremonies nt
one O'Clock, from Gen. Fremont quarters 10 the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, whence they will
bo delivered to Adams Express Co., to be con
vcycd cast 10y the o'clock train The escort TO
accompany the body east will consist oi Major
II. 4. Conant, Gen. Lyons stan, Captain,
Plummcr and Edgar, Of the United State, Army
and Lieut. Clark, aud eight private, Of CJi
MrNcills > regiment Of Reserve Corps.
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TIE GOTH FEsrrvAL.-we would not have
our readers forget that the grand festival in aid
of the widows and orphans Of she Goth Regi-
men', comes OF at Jones Woods tolly. Thorn.
as Francis MeAgher will deliver an eloquent
Grafton Their; Byants Minstrels will be on
hand with all their store Of fun and music. sew
eral bands will supply music for dancing, and
the occasion cannot but be a happy one. Go
10y all means.
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IHR OATn oP ALLEGIANCE ADutNIsrEnIp
AT ImY CusroN lloUsE.-Thc oath Of allie
glance was administered yesterday to the clerks
in the naval Office, thirty in number None
refused it. All the remaining clerks will take
the oath on Septemlst ist.
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FATAL fALL.-Coroner Jackman held an in
quest on the body Of Julia Taylor, little girl,
nearly 3 wears Of age, who died from the effects
Of injuries received by falling out Of second
storN window Of the premise. 20 Cannon street,
on Friday last. The jury rendered a verdict Of
accidental DEATH
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The POLICE REPORT that some Of the SER
want girls up town are in the habit Of leaving
the houses Of their employers, after the latter
have retired for the night, and forgetting to
lock the doors after them, give every oppcrtu-
nifty for burglars to enter. In this way, they
say, several houses have recently been robbed
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Troy, Aug, pa Union meeting was held
at saltwater, today. 1t was addressed by Gen.
Bullard and others. The delegates to the Re-
publican State Convention were instructed to
place upon the ticket the names of patriotic
Democrats, Of the stamp Of Dickinson and Sen.
ator Calvin
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Four Resigned Officers Of the FrIEntc Com
Rrcs. en- ronIc 10 Fori LnNfnNciic

Bos'o", A"g. 2S.-Thc resigned officers of the
iriEate Congrcss-Rcbcrt Tansill of Virginia;
Captain Of Marines; Thomas Wilson Of Missouri.
Second Lieutenant; Henry d. Claiborne and II.
B. Cenas, mdsipmen, both of New Orleans,
have been sent under guard to Fort Lalnyeito
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How THE PRISONERS ARE TREATED Ar
FORT lAfAiETrE,--A correspondent of the
Philadelphia in2uircr, who has been ON u visit
10 the Fort, saws
found the complaccnt Mr.. Scrrill the fscal
agent OF Jcii. Davis ms happy rs king, play
ing chess with another distinguished parsonage
llcfcc Butler was reading DR.. ,lOhn-0n's yam
ity OF Human Wishes" and one of the Balti-
more Police Commissioners, Archer's "Commen-
tary ON the Book Of job. The rest were yari-
onsly employed, and all seemed to bo about ms
happy rs could he expected under the circum-
stances There is no restriction TO the conycr-
saton, OF correspondence, except that the latter
must be submitted to Col. Burke, commandin,
the iort, to zee that Il contains nothing designed
To- give aid and comfort to the enemy. Letter,
OF domestic nature are merely glanced over.
In short, the officer in command adhere, strictly
TO the letter and spirit Of Gen. Scott, iniunc-
nuh' i'ai them kindly; make them COM
Portable, hut keep them securely"
Coon, SArE QUARTERS FoR rurM.-Thc
h"''tnhehl mas lound storage for its female
'secosh, short Of Fort Washington. A lar,o
house in Washington has been selected and
rented Tor this purpose. The premises consist of
the mansion itself sufficiently spacious tn CON
tam comfortably all the ladies who viii he ar
rested, ami an extensive lawn and flower gar
den, IN which they viii bc allowed To walk
Ihc whole is surrounded bv a high brick wall
which VIII at once prevent their escape and
secure them from the impairment observation
ct the curious. The three ladio, already ar
rested are confined here.
FEDERAL HUI Az BNrMnnE ro rr Foprr-
rlEn.-lhc War Department, upon represent L.
tlonN OF loyal ctilous oi Baltimore. has orl,r,l
Federal llill To he fortified. the work 10 he en-.
trusted TO Colonel Henry Brrwcrton. of the on.
Ein'er corps who has already commenced opera
tons.
u
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THENEW YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. 20, 1861.

'Les 6ere Be but one lcdr better Il should cost
r'iQions Of 6re' than that ne should hire in hourly
dread Of rdr' contiguous 10 a people rho could
nobe foreign dlidnoes, and land armies upon our
phores 10 destroy our liberties"
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By TBLBoRAPH TO THB NJ y. sun.
War Movements, &c.
The Kauawha Defeat a Victory.
-
Heroic and Terrible
Fight!
Glorious and Successful Resist
ance Of Col. Tyler's Ohio Rsgt.
Surprised by 5000 Rebels!
They Cut their way through.
THEIR BAGGAGE TRAIN SAVED,
They Cut their way through
THEIR BAGGAGE TRAIN SAVED
TSc Dattle nt summcrrxIIle.

Cincinnati, Aug. 2s.-The following aro all
the particulars that wo can learn of the battle
at Summeryillo, on the 2Gih, which appears to
have been bloody affair The 9TH Ohio rc,i.
ment Col. Tyler, was surrounded while n,
breakfast, and attacked Oh both TANKS and in
the front simultaneously. Our men Immediate
ly formed for battle, and fought bra,ely, while
they saw but little chance Of success, tho enc
my proving no powerful.
WILL DoSR cot. TYLERI
Col. Tyler sent forward to the baggage train
which was coming up at three miles distance, and
turned II back toward Gauleys Bridge, which
place 1t reached in safety Companies B, G
and ! suffered most severely. They particular.
ly were in the hottest Of tho fight and finally
fought their way through fearful odds followed
by the rest d the rogimont1, making dreadful
havoc in the enemy's forces.
The rebel force consisted Of 2. 900 infantry. iOo
cavalry and 10 guns The fodcra force. scat
torcd after cutting their way through but soon
formed again and fired, but received no reply Of
pursuit from the enemy. Our loss is not vet
| definitely asccrtainod. Not over 200 arc miss
ing, out Of the 800 engaged. The rebel loss wa
fearful. liout. Col. Creighton captured tho
enemy colors and two prisoners.
The following il list Of tho officer, known I,
be killed Captain Dyer, Go. ID, Painrsylle
Capt. Shurtlch, Go. G, Obcrlin; Capt Sterling
| Go. !; hhjutant Dciurcst Cleveland; Lieut.
Charlcs Warren ScrRt. Major King, of Wal
rem. The other field officers are all .afc.
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H"TEL BrsiSESs. Ss.-The hotel business, which
has suffered terribly from tho war, begins to
show some signs Of improvement, as the season
Of Fall trade approaches.
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To1'pn, iug 2s-Thc 9TH regiment, being
~" second ul the recent call lor live regiments.
undcr the command Of Col Stan, leave tompr.
row Tor the -cai of war.
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Navigation oTthe CnnnI..

R'chc"er, AUg. 2s The repairs on the
brighton lock will be completed tonight and
navigation resumed tomorrow.
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ARREST or An ALLEGED SECEssIoNIsr.-
A Wall street banker named Patrick, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by order Of Secretary
Cameron, ar a eccssionist, and sent to Fort La
faystts. The precise nature Of his offence IL not
made public.
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u. S. OFFICIALS ABSENT. The United States
hanhal, Collector, and Surveyor, arc now At
Washington on secret business.
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IIE ALLEGED SLAYER MAcuARpo.-Tbe
alleged slave trader NIacharlo, who was arrest
ed on Monday last, was brought before L. :.
comm S'ioner Henry, yesterday afternoon, for
examination but some important Government
witnesses being absent, he was remanlcd to the
Iombs for another night.
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ruR CASE or cot,. M,crru

The precise truth In Col. McCunn's case IA
thiss lie was tried upon two charges embracing
number Of specihcations. Upon the frst
conduct unbeconing an officer and gentleman. I"
he was acquitted. Upon the aecond, " conduct
prejudical TO the good order and discipline Of
tns amy, he was found guilty in that he did
rot show his pass. He was restored TO COM
mand, but rep imandod in general orders.
ANOTHER RRnRI, STEAMER AT tARuR.
Inc steamer jamestown, by rebel baptism
Patrick Henry, is said TO have run the blockade
at Fort Monroe, and gone out 10 sea on the
night of the 18th. She IL fast, and must prove
dangerous.
a general order has been issued fUrbidding tho
mastering IN Of minors.
Oscar living, New York, and Jonlthan Ar
moy, Boston, are authorized TO issue passports
TO citizens uf tho United States goinS abroad,
and 70 couniersign those in the hands OF for
eigners.
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iArupISr NrCE,,IuNIsrs.-A lut Of impu-
ueht seeeSSlon'-ts ITopp.' holding meeting -
day, at Midlctowu, Nov Jersey, probably TO
exult over the fate or our brave SOLDIER. who
have fallen in d, fnn-c OF the national A,.,nnl To
insult their memory. Let those who would
not have a disgrace like this so near tie Enp. re-
City, be present anil prevent it. The steamer
T. =. Way leaves the foot of Robinson 1t. a, &
and 10 o'clock this forenoon, for Port Monmouth.
whence passengers will take the cars for Mid
dletown. 1t is said that an individual nmcd
Thomas Dunn English will address the scces-
sionist meeting, if it is allowed to be held.
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The british War steamer RI,o,ao.

Qw1nt'p', =. l.. An9 2s.--Tho British war
steamer Einaldo has just anchored in Quarantine
Sound.
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CARPETS CARPETS ., on CLorusl
Ii'ln'Idous bargains n English Brussels, Tire,
hly Nnd Ingram Carpets, Stair Carpets, oil Cloth
X Hs - ales, Tnulc Covers, &C., displayed In tc
IuNtIv, ''' ''
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ASoTIIRR ALLEGED SEcESsIoSIsr ARREST
ED.-Lsat evening detectives Slowey and King
arrested a man named Ileulll who, in company
with two sister, was on his way to Georgia,
lie came from Glen Cove, and hal several large
trunks in his posses ION. Uttering southern
opinions too freely he was tracked and taken by
the officers at the foot of Cortlandt street. lie
belongs to Galera, Ca, and i, now at Head
quarter, awaiting an examination.
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Great Cry and Little "yyooi."

Tic main object Of the fleet which has lately
lclt Fortioss Monroe is 10 blockric tho Southern
Coast, and to o''etruct certain iDets No invas-
ion i3 contemplated.
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CALFpoSIAN CLuR FEsrIyAL.-The annual
games Of the Caledonian Club will come off at
Jones Wood, on the 9TH of next month"; all the
proceeds Of which will be devoted to the benefit
OF the widows and orphans Of those members of
the 18th regiment who were killed at the battle
Of Bull Run.
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FREDRICKs
NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
nlE LARGEsT IN TiR WORLD.
NO bS1 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
WAR lRITFs RON t,tgr,,,ya

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Tti, " ~ u ATS 40
India Ink Photographs "a 90 =, "a
miniatures IN fine cases ,.......... S ~ ~ II o
DAG UEREOTYPES
various sizes, pat up in rich cases and frames,
'''' ''' VI 10 ~ 20 "
we have reduced our prices b. conform 20 tn
times, and In every instance guarantee a sltlsfsctor.
picture Strangers and citizens will find our Gale
~ an entertaining resort, 10 which respectfully
invite them.
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS
Th's beautiful and very popular picture we n'xt
" "'f'''''-'y lI 'ip u"7'"'Ss' n
DISTINGUISHED PERSONS.
Photographs Of distinguished individuals for ssle
ALBUMS FOR CARDS.
a splendid assortment of Albums suitable for thG
"Cdrt' de IiStte," Also frames and cases Tor min,
iature pictures,
c. D. FREDRICKs & co,
bs1 Broadway.
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Tn Confederate press North, styles Fort La
iayette, the "Bastile." Very well, what OF ii?
Are the pcriured villains who have cpn.pircd
against this republic too good for "Blstilc, or
any other place where traitors gos
THE Secretary OF War has ordered the stop
page Of all telegraphic dispatche, for points
south Of Kentucky.
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BRANDRETH's Pills,
FRERu AND GFsUIEE.
SEVEN BOXES FOR ONE DOLLAR,
AT 10 soUru SECOND sTRERT, WuIIAMmUBaH.

Lyons MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER,
The Original and genuine article, viii extermlnAis
Reaches Ants HId all vermn Free fruIn poison.
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Are sure death TO Rats and Mice SID by all DrlR-
Glsts everywhere. d. s. BARNES, Proprietor, 10
Park Row, and 424 Broadway.
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NAVAL APPOINTMENT. Naval Eximin-
ing Board having completed their labOrs, Com
missions have been received from the Navy
Department, for the following Volunteer Lieu
tenants and Masters examined by them,
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BARRYs TRIcoPHHRoUs
s the nest and cheapest article for dressing and
peantify ing cleaning, curling, preserving aid
ists. :" S''A " .A
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CITY NEWS.

RELIEF FOR SOLDIERS FAMILIES.-The va
rious offices for the relief of soldiers wives and
iamiliesare now dsbursing large sums, and as the
work has been systcmatzed but few difficulties
are now met with. Very frequently, however,
instances are found where attempts are made by
unauthorized persons to obtain money. Women
who have for years lived with other men than
their husbands, come forward to claim assistance
as wives of the long-desertcd partners now at
the seat of war; mothers, who have never bSen
wives claim aid for their bantings often on the
certificates of soldiers, and ladies OF pleasure
present confidently the tickets given them by
their warrior paramours. In all cases where
such deception is detected, it is promptly punish
ell but there can be little doubt that many
really undcSeryng plumber the generous appro-
priation Of the city, and thus lessen the hopes
Of the needy families Of our brave volunteers.
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l'EN. WooD, the "Pcace" man of the Dqily
N''r'' is out with a card declaring that he will
oppose the war at the risk Of property, liberty
and life, The lottery man may call this
peace, but to us it looks very like war-war
to the knife against the existence of the nation.
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THE Il. NJ. STEAMSHIP PERsIA.-The Il.
NJ. steamship Persia will call on Cape Race,
weather permitting, on her way to Liverpool.
She will probably pass about midnight on Sltur-
day next, Capt Judkins will be happy to take
any dispatches which may be forwarded through
the agency Of Mr. George Stoker, No llj
Broadway, on Friday and saturday forenoon.
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North Carolina,

The gallant sud true hearted son of North
Carolina who writes to us from Tallahassee.
and who calls himself an old man, is alto
Rerher mistaken ia his idea that any remarks
in this paper were ever intended to ridicule
North Carolinians. On the contrary, we have
bestowed upon them the highest encomiums.
If any line or paragraph seemed to chime in
with any sentiment ever uttered in disparage
ment of their State, it was altogether ironical.
For North Carolinians we have always had an
especial liking. We know them well. There
is no more sincere, open hearted, open handed
and manly race on the globe. They are not
set corrupted by railroads; their State having
been so slow to introduce an institution which
we have long thought impairs rather than i'm
proves the morality Of a people. They are so
straight forward, SO deyoid Of dissinulation
and trickery, that they are hardly remove
from the political and moral status of our re-
volutionary fathers. They are not ovcr-m-
pulsive; but proceed with deliberation, deter
mination and GOODNESS to perform whatever
they undertake. These characteristics were
SO clearly mirrored in the countenances of
Col. Hills men that were ordered to charge
upon the New York Zouaves- they looked so
bent on what they were told to do, and their
demeanor so utterly precluded all conjecture
Us TO the possibility of their turning to the
right or the left, or doing anything else until
they charged as they were ordered, that the
scamps UPON whom they were advancing in
cont,nently fled as the only way of escape
from such determined men IT was well for
the flying rasamuilns; but ali the worse fer
society. Had the North Carolinans reached
them they would have relieved the world of
many II seape- gsiows. Ridicule North Caro-
lima After Virginia, no State stands higher
in our respect and affections.
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twenty -four hours, - In this case, at least one
10 permitted 70 siesp. This picket had orders
toretyeat before large force OF the enemy
Eear men against dve thousapd constituted,
however, such great odds a. TO have justified
the retreat Of the picket even without orders
Had private Garter been awake, perhaps 3 re-
treat would not have been necessary.
Reciprocatipg the kind expressions con-
tained in your letter, have the honor TO be,
sir. very respec tfully, your obi serv't,
J. BASKHEAD MAaRUpRR,
Colonel Commanding.
To Maj. Gen. b. F. Rutlsr, Commanding
Fort Monroe &c, &c.
may state, (says the correspondent As an
incident tending TO illustrate the sincerity Of
the Federaiist officers in their protestations
Of a desire to put an end to the depredations
and on TRACES committed by their soldiers, that
Dol. Stewart, whilst on visit to Fortress
Monroe under a flag Of truce, recognized y
mirror and other articles of furniture belong
ing to him, in Col. Duryea's quarters. He
called that officers attention to the fact, but
the stolen property was never returned
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Supposed Disloyalty.-Jacob &. AL.
many years a we'll known citix.n 80 Ia
'nond, was arrested yesterday mornin. "ka
variant from tho Governor ON Jury % ,
iisloyslty 10 the State. The sx.m;nr,n' q
liked to come of at o'clock yest.rd.~ 'a
ing before the Mayor, but was po.,ro, even
O'Clock Friday morning. Mr.. A,lss - I'll
nittcd to bail in $500 for his suue,,.H
b. Hutcheson becoming his bond.ms1
Understand flor We were not present va
hessrs. J. Brummel and f. B. Cook sn,.. 'ss
~i.nesses against Atlee, an number o. -,
citizens for him. We hear that A, wen, va. 'a''
North recently to get potash for maxim, =, Dc
hat finding he could no. get it here i, s,4'''
rad, be obtained q pass from Gen Bpiis. .H'
nitting "Mr. Atlee and his vessel" 10 n.", ~,
Point, and that he had also a note r..
Chase to the Secretary of War" Of the u. 81
,ngton Government. He came back y. ~
lunds to pay for the potash, and his po.ss.. @s
If tto documents caused bis loyalty 70 bs go
Jected. His friends. claim that underns,,,'Ip
,otash he might have brought some,hin,
nd the South.
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A Gentle Check TO the TerIorists.

A Scotch merchant Of note in New York,
wno had expressed bis views ON the National
troubles, and declared his belief in the justice
Of the Solthern cause, was visited some weeks
since By the mob Of New York and ordered to
hoist the Federal flag and subscribe to the
war. lie would do neither. They threatened
to pull his house down over his head He
then appealed to the police for protection, who
expressed doubt whether they could prevent
the mob from doing what they threatened
The Scotcaman, who was not an adopted citi-
zen, coolly remarked, " Well then, if you can
not protect me, | will apply to the British
Consul mayb be he can The brave police
men Immediately said, "we will try" They
did try, and the mob did not pull down the
house. Indeed, the bare introduction of the Bri-
fish Lion BY name terrified the cowardly dogs
of the mob-always cruel, always cowardly-
and they retired like whipped ours. The dis
cipleS of DoGBERRY of course remained very
valiant protectors of what was NO longer me-
naced. There are none more easily terrified
than the Terrorists, as we shall abundantly
see in this war-cspecially those in the North
western mart Of our own State
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SDiPy C0rrpSuOndeIcc.

We had heard that sharp correspondence
had passed between our gallant General Ma
GRUDER and General PICAYUSE BUTLER, short
~ after the fgAt at Bethel. The New Orleans
Delta received here yesterday, contained the
whole of it as furnished by its correspondent.
We copy the letters this morning. The mis-
cradle pretenee of BUTLER, that he is endea-
voring to protect private property, has not even
deceived the Northern press. A correspond
ent of the New York Tribune denounces the
outrages committed by his troops on private
property as disgrace to them and to the age.
What barbarities indeed must they not have
perpetrated, when the brutal and fendiSb
New York Tribune complains Of them! We
eonverSed a day or two since with j. BARRON
HorE, of Hampton, who detailed some of the
enormties committed in that town by the
vandals of Fortress Monroe. Not to speak of
destruction of houses, gardens, farms, ETC.,
they have destroyed and carried off books
from valuable libraries, and even married ard
mutilated the churches.
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We were in bookstore the other day when
Il lady inquired Of tie bookseller if he had
any Of the monthlies. He replied, - no
madam, We cannot get them now The an
swcr was one delightful to hear. 1t is Il
blessing that the whole tribe of Northern
periodicals are shut out from the South. A
moro perfect delugc Of abominable trash De-
yer spread over nation. They were poison
ing alike the morals and the taste of our peo-
pie. We trust never to see one Of them South
of Mason and DiX0n's line. It is one Of the
most decided blessings of the war that We are
rid Of them at least for the time and, We trust,
forever. Pandoras box never let loose a
greater evil than the detestable Northern pc
riodicals from those issued by the rascally
lIARPERs {" harpies y 10 Ned Buntline's
Own" Let us be thankful that they are shut
out and let our literary men and publishers get
up some really good and enterrrising works to
take their places.
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+ Norton.

Correspondents complain Of the extortion Ct
many tradesmen and retailers of Richmond in
disposiDg of outfits and camp equipages to
soldiers. 1t would be extraordinary if some
men in this city were not to avail themselves
Of the opportunity for eXtravagsnt charges
il is the nature of man, and especially in the
commercial life, 10 profit by the necessities Of
his fellow. II is only by proper education
that he is indoetriaa,ed with that refined and
discriminating sensibility which would regard
with rcprobstion and adherence the levying
Of exuavagaRt prices upon the articles de-
iaaGd,d by the exigencies and necessities of
fellow IL ~ aud OF all men else, the soldier
on his march 10 peril his life in the defence of
his country and of the very men ~ho prey upon
HE necessities, 1t is diabolical Such ncu
can have no hope Of happiness in this world,
or the world 10 eou,e.
While we are sure here are such extortioners
ia this city, We feel satisfaction in believing
tat they are greatly less in lumber than they
would be were kieLmond further Myth. And
while We art panied tbat there is one, VIC are
gra,i;isd 10 know tiat the great body Of CTR
merchants and panpi' have exhibited the no
hlest spirit OF generous patriotism and self
sacrifice.