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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-11
9Setterc8 iiber Die Nr0f0emtear-
SOtf6nft.

Der y~gfep=gprfer DemUfrat" Idreibt
1Btr BADEN btsber unterfailen, 1tnlere NnIi1t
auB3ufpreden, neil Der gauge 3pn uup Snbalt
Der 8ctIhaft 70 oplltoupig i'm @anSen unD Gtn=
3elnen unlere lteta pertGstpiate NDlitit entbalt,
rag mir unS bios In @ieoerbplungen bGtten err
eeben tSnnea, tnp mir ni6t beablt6tt9test, un1e
re QeIsr nit einem blpIen 9aneeYrituS 3n Iatterlt.
g8tr maiden Dor 9lIem auf Den funltlOlen, fat
~ etnfa6en Stpl beS SGrtfttiidS oufmertlam.
Dtele ednsli1e MbmeIenbett alien rbetCrtlhen
Sd)muds, ia mir mDhten ia9en, DieIe elei6lam
nit Der 6UI3art zines 8en3re9elpalters aus Dem
@rO6en berausgebauene 5Orm tragt pele1tGid
bo3u bet, ben grpBartigen, wthtt9en unO beDEu=
tunssoOlen Snbalt Der 8OtlAoft berporsubeben.
Der S6reiber, gang purhDruu9en BON Dem gro
ZEN @e9entanOe unp Der apf ibm ~laltenpen Ser
antpprtli6fett, Der Ell fllrhtlpS unp I'm Soluble
letner gfIidt ln unter3iebt, IAeint oblt1tlt9 al
len duBeren SGmud Der gepe oerl6u'dbt gu pa
ben. 9tan Den Norten @Gtbe's:
,gGenn es sud- GruIt III, mas 3u la9en,
SITS nOtbig, gBprtet taGjuid9en Z"
Die Sa9e lelblt Die 3batIa9en unp Der @rmt
Der Grei8ni1s lOlten purb tbre gemaltiee eiaeue
BereOlamfsit gu Dem 8olte lpreAen, Dtele ielbit
uno cine einfo6e OarIe9ung ~perielben iDllten Gle
Shritte res 9rdfpenten nnp feline 0plitif red3t=
%fertt9ea. Nlit 0tedt lo9t CT In leiner 8ptl6aft 4:
SD bin eladliA in Dem 0lauben, DAB pas
eiufaAe GOlf Dieles eerlte9t uno su pirDiqen
petB", unp fsrner pga 1T Der patriOtilde SS5,-
ltintt De6 einfaGen gOltsS. G5 perlte6t p6ne DR.
sumentation, paB Ste 3erltGruug pes @pmper,e-
ments, peldes BON Walbim9tpn ge9rinbet rttrpe
9li6t0 @utes fur Ie bepeute."
Inter pieer etnfa9en 6prm fpri6t Der Wr1li<
bsnt Die erbabenplfen g'eOaufen aus, 66te pobre
ltaatsmannilGe Wet8bett. 8ir MAIDEN in bic
Ter Be3iebung 6~sl0npers auf Die Steae aufmerf=
fam, no er SUn Den Wleni9euredteyt unD rer
Nutborttdt De8 SClfes lprtft, mel6e BON BEN re-
Geaildeu Staaten beiielte gel6pbea weroeu; uuo
no CT Die Auf9abe unO pas gGelen unlereS freien
Opupernements NIT ben 16Gnen une einfaden
QGCrten 6arafteriIirt ]: oDieleS lit weIentli1 Elm
8olIsfampf. 2luf Der Seite Der linton lit IS Elm
6ampf nm Die @rbaltuns Der Gornl unD pes gEe=
ienr.S peS @ou5ernemgatS, DeIlen 6auptaufaaee
Die Grbebun0 Der Menf9bett tn.
De6en QtufSobe IS 1T, finfliGe 2altsn BON a /
len Sdultern gu nsbmen, cen YfaD fir Die lG6
liGen Anltren9uuSen fur allie Wenlhen 5u
tlaren, alien cine freie 8abn in Dem gBeit~
loufe peS 9abens gu 9eben, unb nur tbeilrei5e
unp ;eitmeiltg nitro Der Nptbwenbtatett
naGaegebeu, Wenn man pom pielen 5auptprtnst
pien ehtreiht.
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Mmerifamifcbe Sencbribten.

Darlington, 9. Suit. Der vStnr"
bringt In elmer @rtra Nusgabe Die gla9rtbt, Dap
Sol. IaYlur stpar ms g8eiBe 6aus e~ecurttrt
wurpe unp bort rem 8rtef BON Seferlun Davis
an 6rn. 2iucOln abgab, aber nad penigen 9ft=
nuten in @eneral 0icDpwel's 6auptquartter srt=
riidgebra6t purpe, inpem Der 9r0liDsnt Den Su=
balt pes 8riefes niht fur geei9net bielt, UNI IN
Serbinput1g nit Davis gu treten. G5 murpe
pafitr Gorge 9~etra9en, 0a6 GaDlOr Den mutbmoB
llden SauptStpef letne6 EDmmens, nit ben bic
Itgen NerratDern at perbanpeln, niGt erret6te.
2Sabrl6etnliA ipiinihte Beaure9arD g~IuSfunft
I6er Die erparteten SfenI ip.B epe9ungen Ntc-
DppelS 9e9en bic GOnfDoerlrten. Oteler Gent
raj bebanpeIte &aYlur arti9, lieb i'm uber ldarf
berahen utD beute frib unter geDedung nah
Den Sinten Der GUuiSperirte1 5uriidbrtn9en. Der
Star" f19t btnju: oObwobl Der 9ralipent Den
9enauen Snbalt pes Davis l6en griefes auBer
letuen neutrality-suspicious. 9tatbgeberu UNI Gen.
Scott Niemaap mittbeilte, Dilrfen mir pp6 pas
publitum perliGern, DaB er 9licbt6 entbtelt, tpns
lth tr9enpwie auf Die ~9esenwarti9e &rieiS be-
stebt."
New=Yprf, 9. Suit. Da baS untcnsz
Defence @praite feline 9an5en SpnOs 1erbraud,t
unp Der Staotrotb teine peiteren @jelper beipil=
lt8t bat, sparen geltern Die Bureaus IN Der A.
Apenue, pD Die Tamtlten Der 6reipiQtaen bisber
tire rpaentliGe @eIpuntertubune empfanoeu
baben, 9elAlUien nnp Elm AnIGIa9settel %serfiin=
pete, Dap ptele 0UAe tein @elp auseesablt wer.
Oen miro. Cine S6aar BON etpa 30 6rouen
mariGtrte i'm 3u9e bon Der 4. Apenue mad,
Ytneltr. gum 9Ofal pes Union Defence @pmite's,
UNI ben 5erren bort Die 66ae beib gu maiden. !
New~gort, 10. Suit. Die Serren 81.
Nola unp 0ernain Netternt6 babeu Ii0 Die
Aufsabe 9eltellt, Elm neue6 peutlAes Treatment
tn'0 5elc gu fteaen. Die 9amen bteIer betpeu
Ntanner linO in wetten &retlen befannt betpe
paren tilGti9e WtIitdrS in Oeutldlano. Ser
3tola beltgt unfafenOe &enntni6e ais Senaenieur
uno SfT3ter, unD mar i'm preuBtlbeu General
tab an9eltellt. 6r. Metternib mar NrttQerie~
SfT3ier in 5eien uuD ipater 6abrer i'm bapildeu
observation-disclosures
New<gprf, 10. Suli, Die 81. g. glat-
ter brtnsen piele Elasen uber Den lan9en Marld,
Oes Oe &alb 8eeiment5 Our@ Die Stapt, Dor
Der Noretle %pellelben, unter Der une trdgllGlten
S.nnsnDlgs: Die Staata> 3ettuns iast;
Die srite GOlss pes 9arfouezM arldss bes Ge-
9trHen'S mar eth pOafaaptses QufIGlsn aIer
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@inffenuua bes @paperfebrs.

Burlington, 10. Suit. Das Not=
Departement bat Den naAfulgenpen geebl er@
0Ult Sffce, 10. Suit.
Der gauge pplt<Dienit, etnlGIieBltA Der @pf=
Der @Olamteru ND 9pltrOuten in Mtttel-
unO @et>Genneiiee tit bieru,it BON beute an auf
Rstne 4pf wtrb no6 tr9enp einem bsr Sc
nannten Otltritte p%erlanpt tperpen, bis Der Oieult
Wteper erGfnet unp @ladriAt paSVn ipirp ge9ebeu
6ranttrte 8riefe BON pOrtber perpen
niGt anerf1nnt perDen.
Sp6n diaper,
l. Nililten3 @enerol poltmetlte tel.
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Corresponding Der @~ereinistcn %reie.

Mpnrpe, Suit 8, Gen. Butter 1T beute
auf Dem 9t:p 9aps nm Die gpmben ppn SatpYera
Snme5 unp 6utGttB etnem 8erfuGe auf
0ptmt gu unterperfen. @tni9e
@rperimente nit Den lsbteren ipIen, mad Der Nlss
laoe pes Qieut. BaYlDr, pelAer IN Nbpelenbeit
.pes Gapt. Dper, Den 8efebl iber baS SrDpunan;=
DEPARTMENT. fibrt, aus9e3eihnet 9epeen letn.
Der 3ped pe5 beutt9en 9rObes SGieBenS 1T
Der Die oerlGieDenen 8Oulben 3a prtfen unp in
tbrer g8trfi amfeit ge9en chamber ab3uIn1ben,
10 bnB Die 5psdmdbi9ite 9erGblt rerpen fam.
GerlhisOene S6ulie Iplen beute aus elmer
uelen Satterte Der Jtsbelen, u%nsefabr Dem Strip
9tapS seoenitber abgefeuert ipurpeu letr, jeood
1T ntAte befannt be5t9ltA zines neuen 8efett=
eu1asperfe5 psrlelbeu,
llnlere 1ruppen DeriNanSn It9 auberbalb
6amptOn, Die 8riide iiber Sampton @reet ptrp
binnen wenigen 3aeen bereelteut lstn uno Der
6ele9rapb lit teiuQDe Bis Nfppprt Stems ppa=
enpet.
Nus Sort Mpnrpe.
Der OGmpfer 0Ontiiana, Capt. 9tarlun, fam
fri6 um 81 llbr BON SID Ypint an unp bra9te
Die noGfpl9enpen Neui9fetten
gBabrenp pe5 ge0rt len Gage5 ipttrben ni6t
mebr ais DrstBtg SAi1e aus Dem Camper So
ldlBe, weld,ee auf penn 9ltp 6aps, 9e9eniber
Seipsd's pOint, aufsePflanst II, auf pte 8etsleu.
gatterts abgefeuert.
Wtan lab Die Bcmben 3erplaBen unb Die GrDe
bod III Die Quft ldnelet, 100 le 3erplaBten, aber
fem SOlpat Der fetnpliden Nrmee 3etgte ii1 unp
nit 0tsAt fam man annebmen, Dab lA Dielel=
ben DOR Dem 9efabrliAen @elAoIe 3uridsesOeen
baben. Die meilten Der Spmben purpen Ster
unp cine baIte Mfeile peit Sewprfen.
Na6Oem Die &an0e BON Der Neanabue' bse
Dampfer8 ct. GtGOlaS In Sort MtOnrpe amaze
.tOmmen war, bel4lpb Der gpmmanpenr pte Gl&6
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0lus eenper @itp.

Snbepenpence. N1o,, g. Suli. Die
9oltfatlAe brtn9t Nadri6ten aus Santa Sc prm
%, aus Cannon @ttY Srm 81. uno aus G2es
fila rom Is. Die 8ert9te iber SnOianerslln>
ruben in ptno otto ,per0en beltdti5t. Die NleIe-
caleroS Oerbielten lib rubig, Die @tepbenlun
Silber-@ diien=@ pmpa9nie bate tbre Mrbettsn In
6ol9e Der unsinlti9en 8erbaltniIe in ben @taa-
ten grSBtentbeils ein9eltelt. Sol, Gan Dorm bat
BelaBun9en mad Den Sorts an Der Seranilden
Gren3e geifidt, 2GUmpa9nisu nab Sort Davies,
| mad Sort Suitman unp A naA Sort BliB.
Sn ScnOra beldaftist man lib piel nit Ct
icltbabnprpjettet. IS banDelt lt6 Darum, Das
8bal pes Gip 0ranpe NIT benz 0clf BON Gait
%fprnten 81 %psrbinOen, 81 @afO nit @uaYmas.
@Cup. @onoHY unO Setretar SterU linp auf
tbren Soften. Die Niinsn- Seri9te aus Canon
City lauten 9infi9. Die Snpianer, relGe Der
ppltflttI6e be9e9neten, 9riibten tie freunpli6.
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gfodb Gin @cfeat bel Great 0ans.

lNpttelFpnotnS fe5 y lab, Star.")
Oreat sails 9.'Sult. Wetern fanbeu
bepentenoe Ylanfeleien itatt 3pilAen Den OidetS
unlerer @cmpagnteen bier inter Niaior @banps
ler unO Den &ebeOen aif Der anperen Seite. gter
Ger leBteren wurpen 9etGDtst ,lnp mebrere per-
nnnoet. IS lbetnt, Dap Der 8einb auf Der an
peren Seite cine Batterie a~ufplrft.
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Ser Orfam in SGinois.

@btc08o, 10. Suit. Der Serluf, helden
Der Srtan. IN 3ipfforO anriGtete, miro auf $50
OOO 9eldobt, aud Der in Der llngeeenp an Der
Gtnte II. |. ~. on9ertAtete ShaOen TT lebr be-
penteno. lleberall lit pas @etreibe ruintrt,
Menlaenlfben Iiup, 70 piel man weib, utbt 3u
t%efIaaen.
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sic Repeia,en nnter NarIamentdrsaaaae.

@ai9tn9tOn, 10. Suit. usbsr Sol.
Ga9IOr's OspslGsn 5erbrt6t fA Nle6 Den &Opf,
aber Die Jte9ierung Ifeint bter einmat erfpl9retcp
gu ~beipeilen, paB le lGtpet9en fanu.
SpSiei aber molten Die Slu9en 9erous9emtt=
tert baben, pab, penn Die Ge9ierung Den Snbali
Der DepeiAe pft3teQ ansrfennt, Baittn9ton fat
.tti9 Den Gonfppertrtsn iiterliefert letn waarpe,
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Nfneenhe nm Nhnrfean,,

New=0Urt, 10, Suit. Oa6 SdiF 80
9lle Ultra" BON Barcelona 1T bier eln9elaufe,.
Us mar noG @barIelton beltimmt, 1T aber purn
Oa8 BlOfape. @eldwaOer BON benz 5afeu fortae.
miefen.
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illus Malbiuatpu.

8a19tn8tpn, 10. Suit. 8ebeutsnbe
pierOe Sransporte fommen tdelt& bier an, I'm
pas 8epirfni III Der @aoalerie gu befrieOt9en. -
@rpbe Nntdufe perpen aleHtbaIben auf 8eG-
hung Der 0tegterung gelnaGt.
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rettenOer 5anb le sn ersreifen, uts Fe 8e9rife
mar, fm tn bts I6mubtsen 6lutben gu I%tilr3en.
SIR gater nabm le ouf Der 9Cli3eilfatiun tn
Gmpfon0, no le als 0runD Der per3Weifelten
Q6lbft an9ab, ba6 baS Geben tetnen Bertb, neil
es feinen 3med fir (e babe.
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@ola(bn u. @rO,u,

Der neue @pre6er bes 5auies Der gsprGlentar,
ten in g~EaI9inetUn, 1T BON Connecticut eebirtt9
unD femuah eth Qancsmaun BON General QgCn.
Sod jung Ter If teBt ert So Sabre att ltepelt1
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eeraeDt iiber elm sutammentreTen in aentntrp.

NVSA Ntt aNttUA III ObGUIAINU+
9%Uuteotlle, 8. Suit. @eltern Nl6mtt-
tag entltanb erbe6ltde Nufreeuns tn SOlge eines
SerthteS, DAP Die Some WnarOs un0 State
@aaros BON SarpstCpn Elm 3ulammentrefen
9ebatt b1tten. Das geriidt lief. pab Der Sur,
oeYpr BON Louisville einen agenten selAidt bate,
un perIhiepene Wa9en nit @atern na6 Der Sou,
isvile uno 9ialboile Gtlenbabn an3ubaltm lttp
PAP %nerieIbe, unfdDts ben gefebl alein aus3u
fibren, li@ IN rie 9ume GUARDS I'm 9nlfe a
ranDt babe unp DAP lebtere Dann pom Den Sta
tes GUARDS angegrifen woroen leien nit Gerlull
mebrerer Sopten auf beipen Soften.
Gin pafa9ier tnpfB, Der 8arpstOipn me6rere
Stunpen nad Dem beriGteten GOnFitte Derlieb,
bebauptet, es babe tein 3ulammentrsfen lta:taez
funper, ~lpnpern Die 8ibrer Der 8asen leien seis
3t9 geparut tporpen unp leien auf etnem umpeae
Der Gilenbabn 3usefabren.
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OeHreidb nnb mmaarm.

IS ipiro serliAert, Der &oiler babe lt0 genet
oert, Die NprelIe pe8 un9artlAen 2anDtage5 III
Gmpfaua at nebmen pieluebr werpe er an Die
uuearti6e Natipn Elm @tunifet erlaiet, NORM
er Die p%er1elben gu nafenoen @CnjelltOnen an
9eten, aber bic Spec cines beIcnperea NttniIte~
RUINS Der Sinnn3en ltno pes &rte9es fir (ln9arn
entIA,epen pernerfen pitrpe.
Spute pieies Manifelt feline g8trfuns GuBern,
mas man %erpartet, 10 witrpe Der Eailer Den un~
earii6en 9anptag unberiidlihttgt lalien unp pos
9anp nab Den Yrin3ipten pe5 0atentes pom rs.
6ebruar D. S, %re9ieren.
Sn lln9orn erwartet man balo entIGeipenOe
@rei9ntlIe. O1lel6e mar In Wien Der Sal,
penn es waren Wiilttdrbtfeble ppn bOber gSiGti9=
felt bon Der bGhlten MttlitGrbeb6roe in 8e3ug
auf un9arn aue9eSansen.
Tranfreid.
9arts, q. Stunt. SIS betBt, Der neue Sui
tan nOlle etnen 8eriuA MAIDEN, Die LANCE ein9e
iAldferten Grtebe Der 9lu lelmdnner burd1 Sana'
tistnus gu modem unp Die GDrilten 5uerlt Der
neuen SerlferpeGlel empffnpen gu lalen.
england.
Ollie Wlpr9enblatter baden Qeitartifel itGer 6rn
@pbpens 9teDe btnliAtliH Der Natipnal Gertbet=
pi9tn9Sanltatten.
Die Shines" erfldrt, paB er feline Anli6tsr
bepeutenp 9eanpert babe.
Der O5eralp" nsnnt 9rn, Cohen eeraper
etnen Ngenten oe8 frau3UdlAsn Raiers.
Die vpolt" ertlart, or babe mnbrldeinli0 fetnI
Dirt 8eweis fir Die Sebauptung, paB Die fran
36fiGe Niarine iebt fart Derrnebrt tperoe. uebri
gems witrpen Spanien unp Stalien tbre 8lotter
balD permebreu. uno btele5 leien nur 6rlfSge
npfen Der frau36TiAen Martne.
Die yOatlY Stems" brtngt 3pei Qeitartifel iibe,
IGpbDen'S 9teDe.
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gSettere Sladrtdtem bes SamBfer8
gNlprtD Srtton+"
0eutlhlanb.

&affel, %. Stunt, Der fur Die NrIfin9
Der &erfa0une einsslstte fanptife 9luSl@uB bat
einltimrntg bslhlO1en, Die fol9enpe @rtlarung an
Den 8unOeSta9 gu iGtfeh: Die &at1mer er-
flGrt lb fir unbefust, parlamentarilAe @ei6afte
III erleOisen, unO 1T Der NnliGt, paB an Den &ur~
fmIirten BON Seiten bes 8unpe6ta9eS Die Nufor.
pcrun9 gert6tet meroen ipate, Die gerfaiung bon
1881 wieoer ber3uItelen.
Die mtniteriele &rili8 in @reiiben l6eint fit
leOteli6 anf etne @enperan9 Der 9pIitit belbra1-
fen at Iolen.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-11-22
CoTroN-REBEL NEws-NEGRoEs, ETC.

The orders oil the Confederate govern
ment, forbdding the shipment OF cotton to
the seaports, has been generally observed.
The plantations and country villages are
we'll stocked with the staple. The difficulty
is where to find market for it. 1t must
be there either until,the United States opeG
ports for its transhipment, or until that
much talked of blockade breakiag actually
takes place. Messengers from the rebel
Commissioners in Europe arrive every
month by way of Canada, of Texas, and
even of New York, but news from Wash
ington is not so easily obtained as it was
heretofore.
Mcclellan is very highly esteemed as a
the President comes in for all sorts ol
abuse and villifcation.
The negroes seem to relish the present
condition OF affairs very much. The mill
tary excitement possesses great charms for
them. They sew yellow stripes on their pants
as a sort of uniform, and fancy themselves
thoroughbred soldiers. Those who remain
on the plantations are delighted, because
their labor is not as irksome and continuous
as it used to be, and the rigor of the overs
seer has been relaxed. Those employed on
the Notifications do their work cheerfully,
melted to it by the raw-head and bloody
bone stories about the terrible Yankee
abolitionists, which they think something
worse than choeea or yellow fever. They
are told that war is to defend them, and to
keep them from being sold into Cuba. The
negroes in the cities, towns and border
States know better than to give credence to
such stories, but not so the field hands in
the cotton States.
There are no apprehensions of servile
insurrection entertained, nor is there a
thought bestowed upon the subject The
only danger is from the mass of negroes
that have been sent from the border States
into the interior OF the Cult States. These
are generally hard cases, and calculated to
spread mutiny and dissatisfaction among
their more ignorant and innocent fellow
victims. Still it will take some time for
their influence to be manifested. The ne
groes from the northern border of Tennessee
are being daily sent South.
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SAINT PAUL FRIDAY. NOVEMBER % 1861.

great generosity of General Johnston In
fully according to him General b. the
right to carry out the plans he had formed
with relation 10 this campaign, 10 yielding
the command OF the field after examining
and cordially approving tbe plan of bait e.
and in the effective cooperation which
Gen. johnson so chiva.rously Axtende' 10
him on that eventful day he remarks
that the retreat of our forces from Fairfax,
Immediately previous to the engagemoDt OF
the 18th, is the first instance on record Of
volunteers retiring before 4D engagement
ami with The obj o. giving battle IN
another position
The nun Der under bis command on the
18th of July is set down at II 900 effective
men, and on the 2tst at 27,000, which in-
cludes $500 OF Johns on's army and ZOO
brought up by Genera, HOLMES, from
Fredericksburg. The killed Oh our sides in
this ever memorable battle are stated in
the report to have been in number 1873, and
the wounded l,20O. The enemy's killed
wounded aud prisoners are estimated BY
General Beauregard at 500, which does
not include the missing.
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General Besuregard's Report Oh Bul:
Rum

General Beauregard has been ever since
the 2lst Of July making out his official re
port of the Bull Run Battle. The Rich
mOnd Dispatch contains the following syn,
opsis, which will repay perusal:
General Beauregard opens with state
ment of his position antecedent to the battle
and of the plan proposed by him to the
government, of the junction OF thetwo armies
of tee Shenandoah and Potomac, with q
oieu to the relief Of maryland and the cap
tare Of Washington, a7hich plan aeas rejected
By the President. General Beauregard states
that he telegrapbed to the War Department
on the 18th OF July, the contemplated at
tack by General Mcdowell, urgently asking
for a junction OF General Johnson's forces
with his own, and continued to make urgent
requests for the same until the 18th of July,
when the President consented to order
General Johnston to his assistance. Gen
eral Beauregard goes on to state that his
plan of battle assigned to General johnson
an attack on the lett, at or near Centerville,
while he himself would command in front,
but the condition Of the roads prevented
this.
1t was then decided to receive the attack
of the enemy at Bull Run. After the en-,
gagement at Blackburn's Ford, on the 18th,
General Beauregard was convinced General
McDOwell's principal demonstration would
be made on our left wing, and he then form
ed the idea OF throwing forward a sufficient
force by converging roads to attack the en-
emy's reserves at Centreville, so soon as the
main body of the latter became inextrica-
bly, engaged on the left. Late 10 the day,
finding that General Ewell, who was posted
ou the extreme right OF our lines, had not
moved forward in accordance with the pro>
gramme and the special order which had
bsen sent to him, General B. dispatched a
courier to General Ewell to inquire the
reason why the latter had failed to advance,
and received reply from General Ewell
saying that be had not received any such
order. The enemy's attack having then
become too strong on the left to warrant
carrying out the original plan, as it wonld
take three hours for General Ewell's Brig
ade to reach Centreville, it became necessary
to alter the plan, change front on the left,
and bring up our reserve to that part of the
field. This movement was superintended in
person bysGeneral Johnston, General Beau.
regard remaining to direct the movements in
front. na
At the time when General Kirby Smith
and General Early came up with their
divisions, and appeared on the right of
the enemy, our forces on the left occupied
the cord of the arc of circle, of which the
arc itself was occupied by the enemy-the
extremes of their lines flanking ours. The
appearance of Smiths and Harly's brigades
and their charge on the enemy's right,
broke the lines of the latter and threw them
into confusion, when shortly afterwards the
route became complete. 9 - g ia'7a - "a
General Beauregard acknowledges the
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the calamlties in this war thus far will
shrink into insignifcance.
The worst misery that will betall South
Carolina will be her humiliation of spirit.
Never was there a community on the face
OF the earth that made such pretensions to
prowess nevar one so habitually arrogant
and dominsering. Her children have been
brought up in the notion of their superior
ity OF blood and condition, and have learn
ed to cherish no other feeling than that OF
sovereign contempt for the " mudsills" and
" greasy mechanics" of the North. They
have called themselves the chivalry, and
for whole generation have been practicing
the airs and the tones of the tragic tyrant
that stalks his brief hour on the stage.
Such vaporing and oravado, such insult and
cootumely, such supercilliousness and scorn-
fulpess, as has been put forth by these pail
met.o sprigs. have never been exceeded
among any people, e ther civilized or bar
barous Never, since history began, did
arrogance receive worse humiliation than
is in store for South Carolina.
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Ter. ible Execution of the Fedora. Gun-
Boats al Belmont.

A letter in the Ohio State JournOl, des-
cribing the battle of Belmont, gives tie fol-
lowing account of the doiDgs of the gum
boats
The rebels followed, firing, mp to the
boats, but only to be scattered like chat
before he return volley of musketry, and
the laundering Gas" OF the gun-bOats. A
secesh soldier, who DOasted of having cap
tured Gen. Netherlands camp chest, told
me that the first storm of bullets from the
boys on the boats killed twelve OF his COM
rades instantly. l was spectator of the
fight from the deck of the Rob Roy, half a
mile above, and must say. Notwithstanding
the character OF the work. it was one OF the
grandest sights | ever saw-Over seventy
rounds OF canister, ball and shell were pour
ed into their ranks in less than thirty min
utes from those two gun-bOats, without
which, it may be doubted whether our force
would not have been cut of Horses and
riders went scme- saultipg through the air,
as ii hurled by the right hand OF tornado
Under cover of this fire our transports came
safely steaming up the river, where, while
passing our boat, on the Memphis, got
from Gen. Grants own lips the first report
of our victory. For such it is, if to accom-.
pish all, and more than was INTENDED, can
be regarded as victory. At all events, it
is SO viewed by the enemy, who make NO
face at saying that we clicked them like
HI" l heard this confessed by their men
and officers many times during the day
but backed up by saying that sit Was what
they needed to make their men alert and
disposed to observe discipline, and that
when We came again, We would not find
them mapping"