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New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

=, r,o-, cordially yrnattze with your los eci.
,r,,st prorrsi.g K -0n. Bat he u0u j,o,v
- bst,lo for 3 most gi0r"if ca'res: SS.,, bI IA
- ds,r,y i.,,rai,ssed with tlr ht ~ oi OooiS qt,,
y II reool 20 tho good e'd i;r{ S.vor aid qud.
FOR ce1, tarics 10 cou,e onGor Ilvins ~ -
80 10 ,,.,Oln be al tie praise Hii' ~ tuo ~ bs.
4fbe sii liens Of Rirmoi q, Ike thoSe % " S 49,,
- ing ,hsir uiii.os, Efforts in Dcha4s o. w
tcr' hlS o,,n,ttos ar,aiges for thtlr Cis II -
NVi"U. & co,ef,lly take ON the carr - w ~,
-, da riars tie trst families 70 'no
30 ore,e4 ths doors 20 ai Wiuou' y" eTd All
Go a. ia ,iyea and dar hier' 90 ''' h l. no.
so yisug wh, shs aocoA4ao ia.e he Cared. vis-
So or6 Sg,l soon resor- all 'h" can oo e. Of
-. ,,onV Yesterday aud Gay, of inc uo' ,c ox.
of ~, II "a rrd sth Reimr"is ava N'N Lr oF
SSaai;on. vi, cannot live, enV'ed tnen INC
e'E yS So s ,yqs most bloody with them and ias re
~ ,1o,,, 60 by the unfortunate missHEo VI '-'''
ibcr rssiuoits OF our ow" his l"Io y eu,, lo tho
po,ov- brcceiy redeemed his piodgeS 70 ~ llo
como Of bis s. nc iliastiiun-. Foruo,t :" Id
5ors ooaling Oauy else, shd hhhh! is'ii H.,
&c has brgaie 60 the ehaPe, havl pr N!'o5 80
h,ss nora So. from under hun, and reeeVea efo"'
Rall ia hs thisn. .,,oot ,bev bsd the
yi,tofy--aD1 50 they nad nnI tno 80 ,,a n
Cf two f., N re- mCuts turnta tao oa'''S '-N 60
IN o. reffo,t previously, our wornde9 zen w.
tbe;, bsrde II ey treated them tlhuyi il'''., m =,
ann the shs lo and leaving them with eaAeels Iut
str CO an criil ly IA otnaed thgt even thoh ''ey
soS osr men tht they did DOT like 10 fight thGTi lbeT
Ne6 no causs bat were coup. He'd 20 90 u: hTn,C 80
Shink il xas) that they fled 80 readily wheh 'u' to
Yerres occurred ,,l..;- n,
"Mv impressions that With proper leglsa,ioa Oy
dyontre.s-,ltting of I'll ilIsin between our enc
nios and Europe by letters Of een'e to pSs9 we ooth
ado by pnt,ing an emhar.C 10 enuuro us ion5 90
SIosk.o. does: bT repeating lie tax on imPot and
making every ret rrou tie Chesapeake 70 me h'S
Srsnde pot OF en,ry 30 they caDno, DO eff ciuaiiy
blcckadcd and by levyirg eireci tax on eVeTypo'y
an al nrorcrv and mon al incomes 20 tho Gmolnt o.
CO. G61 10 $50 0)j 90 and by the iS,ue OF lrea9
srv note. RI, eivable FOX iaAe.'he Government wil
Saye sodi,ry emo igh, money enough, sId VIII eonI
have open morris and free Oommetr5 10 Ouy cue@Pes
ard eeu b'ybsst With all tie eoils, and ENJOY peace
s1S emity ,rih all tie world and the rest OF furltd
Eicriuls Very respectfully, g. H. LAMAR
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13
MANUFACTURE OF RIFLED CANNON AT
PITTSBURG

The fouuderiesa lat Pttsburg turning out rlei cen-
ncn with great rspdity. correspondent Of TIE Ci.
esEHat' Gazette gives Gn interesting account of tho
progress Of the work. from which We copy tho follow
ing;
Piles Of shell and round shot, from the huge Is
snch 20 the tiny grape and canister lay around the
som in one OF there factoTies being packed ready
shipment almost before they cool IL tho machioe
shop adjoining huge l0inch Columbisd IA revolving
on stbe, while twenty tiege howitzors snd tae
short, keitlod-shaped mortars are being bored and
tnrned. Here the great RodDan gun was cast, and
another lSinch monster is soon ~ be constructed
Con-. Dahgren has sent order foT a la7Re mum
Der Of hs heavy and ll-inch ships guns and with
A the past two weeks they BEGINNING 20 rife tho
fOlcmbiade or hand. During tho present week, over
sweniy heavy gum have sent 70 St. Louie be,de large
svsriites Of shot aud ell and this morning. AS an
writing, the United States Ordnance ofcors hnve gone
gut 70 tho growing grounds with ten large 5-ncn how
Azsls hs arc TO be sent immediately to Gen. Fremont
~ 81. lOuis.
.".Mesars Kpap, Radj & Co. employ largo rutnbcr
" hsnds Dight and dgy, ia order 70 conf ~ Tie Gov
SspSnsnt eOhirsets They nov tar..ag cat a. ,hs
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

their native State and the Southern Colfede acJ IL tho
preseut war.
sgurd his psst in the U. !. Army, rached no from
Fort Pickeus few days ago, and hes aliesdy taken
service in tie Confederate army.
PROMOTIONS IN THH CoEFEpTHArE ARMY.--A cor
respondent OF TIE CAariest0m C,urier says tue i"'
lowing changes have been nado among VIC genera, @
nrjeeFs Major Whiting bG- boeu made IA general hnJ
has aiken commander tle lanIeDted BE buSade' anu
Colo el John ". FoiBry OF the !th AlabauiIans nag
cen assicnensd coDGiard as Brgadl'r Uene'ni ..
the 9th. l0th. llib al ,bmi 18Th FHElla ati' i''n
Mieisippi Bsa. Alstun Of Charleston, hss Oeen
appointed Major Of tho Latter reBimeat, Col Ao"
Commanding.
THE Bosr or CoyTENTIoF.--The lead mines or
Missouri the great bone OF conteniion, now, oe
thea Ce-siOn and lOyal troop ont wet. ruhs
Of lttle use in war wi huut bullets, snd bullets
rsnnos he made ont Of any accessible ma'c al' i"e
lead and rOr, IL tlis country III the Un0n poscS
ouad the tOr,ig articles esopptd by the bIcS
ado. There's Lyon iu the way, IL Missouri, and no
h5prens 10 bo formidable animal who does NOT roar
you very much, but hts claws are terrible
LOyG SPEECHES UEPLEAsASr.--When standard
WIS presented TO Col Bnrusido's Rhode leland Rrgi-
mert at Warrington, tie 81. C. spoakpg Tor the dies
who gave it made long AID tedious speech. COL b..
who ties 'Ouy speeches, stood, with head ret,
waiting with all the patience he could muster, the
tlusiOa Of the haraugue upon which, turning t. tho
speaker he remark d. every much Obliged to yon--
very n,u h obliged to youGiil infall in, aud in.
"FLAT BURGLARY." - The New-0rleans banks,
which in good condition, pJtiyely refaie 70 co,
operate with The banks il other erg ciirs and
Ssaes q scheme get up financial currency sys-
TEN TO sustain tho Confederate Government. The
New-Orleans Journal very seyere in their etrlc'
lures on the Davis g. Co. Government. This looks
like what Dogbery calls " fat burglary"
A volunteer, writing from the seat Of war, thus
tiers " epepks OF the quality Of tho contract cLng
furnished them. lie Gays "most Of thea will como
bume in their shirt sleeves, and viii flag Of truce
1i ing m the rear at that"
To tho .te three months troops bounty Of $50 per
man j. offered if they reelis for tho ndi ally,
if they re-enlat by companies, and s5o ii they re-
enlist by regiments.
Busy TISEs 81 MIIIvuLE.--We learn that the
Millv lie Manu- scturing Company are running their
works both day and night with two sets OF banda,
turling ont army coihos in great quantity. Such
news is gratifying. The prospect for wooea mills is
far from discoursglng. lWoonsocAet fstriot'
The P,tts5etrgh Gqzehe ssys that when Gen. Gar.
nett was killed 10 Western Nginia is body was taken
care Of, enb ned, AID sent come 10 lis fiendei but
when Colouel Cameron was killed by the rebels tho
% en- that were sent rfer his body were mIfi5"ned
4" Cast not your ieal, before swine, lest they tarn
against and rend you"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-13

rate Of nne riHcd can.cn per diem, They GanG'al
bowitzefs. s and IO-nch coumhi ,ds snd m0f'ar'
very iio b,tery Of iron aud ls-pounder guns hrt'
tid for experiment, bat which have become p'o'''
cat La.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

in which they do not give prompt relief and or admins
fered bsrs the citadel OF life has been invaded) g
feet painless and perfect cure. =.
Bear In mind that the SCANDINAVIAN VEGETABLE
BLOOD PILLS endorsed By the experience Of thous
ands Of living Witnesses Who in letters, adavits medica
works and by word of mouth proclai them To be tbs
very best preparation ofthe kind offered 70 the broken
down victims Of ilheaith They hunt disease through
every and organ Of the system and expel thor
oughly and permanently.
No doubt their superiority aer one single ria
-tks only bcssr, but in ct, cheaper than any
other Pills. for it takes less number Of them to produce
bet effect
rPrcoof the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier 81
per bottle 50 per half dozea OF the Scandinavian
Vegetable Blood Pills. 25 cents per box or boxes for 81
Read DIR. Roback's Special Notices and Certificates
time.
DIR. Roback's Medical Almanac and Family Adviser
Containing great variety Of interesting. and valuable
Medical Information, be had grats Of any Of his
Agents throughout the country
In difficult complicated Cases, Dr. Roback may be
consulted personally b. letter enclosing stamp fol
the reply.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

man diseases in which the - -
vEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
DYsPEPsTA, by thoroughly cleansing the first and
second stemachs and CREATING ow q rure lfhy siie
or APPETITE, EARIBuRS HEADACHE, HEsTLEss-sEss III
TEMPER, ANXIETY, LASereR. and MELAscoLs, which
the general symptoms Of Dyspcsis VIII vanish
cOsTIyENEss. by cleansing the whole lrncth of IN.
ntessincs with solvent prrs, and without vlenee: all
violent pnrges leave the bowels cosfve within dave
FEyERS Of all kinds by restoring the bood to rrsu
lar circuationl through the process If respiration
and @ thorough solution Of all intestinal oltrse
The LIFE MEDICINES have been known torpre RHErMA-
TIsM permanently in iree weeks and GorT in half
DRoPsIEs o. ali kinds by freeing and .trengff~nipx
the kidneys and bladder; they operate most deghtlly
these important and hence have been ksnd
certain snsdy is.th, worst sssss Of CT AxEL. q .
bowels The ssy which tlspse adl~r-
sCuRvY. ULcERs, ana ISvETERATE SORES.
BY the pers purity which sA~re LifE aEnlcixHs sire
to the blood and all the hunsors.
SCORBUTIC ERUPTIOxs and BADcOMrLExIoNs
~ their al,essss se,s q the as that a., feed the SKIN
plants, sallow cloudy, and other COMPLEX.
The Of thsse PTs for avery short time y ss<es
cntire az SA LII kHEuN aad asfrikhessPrssessss
in the clearness Of the skin COMMON COLDS and IN
FLUENzA will always be cured ~ one 60 q eytv
proprssor Medicines
ss.ss e rI,ss esq y s ~
TTrER AND AGUE<-Ior this seoaFs< II hkfWrsfoxn
coanfr Msdicfnee VIII Be found SAFE SPEEDY, aud
scrain rsmedy. ofsr meeinss leave the sysfem splst
to return Of the diseasc-a by theee Medicines d
prrmanent-TRY THEM, BE sATISFIKD. sAND De
CURED.
BILIOUS FEyEKsANp LIVER COMPLAINTS
-GENERAL BEmLtTY, Loss APPETITE, and DssE4fKs or
FkfxLEshe Medicines have With fhc nof ben
e6cal results in Of this KFz,
and scHosuLA m It's worst FORMS yields to he fld yet
powerful action of these renarkahle Nedicipee keFy
SwEArs. NKRvous pxsLirr Nkkxeye cp1ptklxrs Of ell
kiDes fzLrs1ATnS Or TaE HEAEx, R<nsrkFs Cos@x SO
speedily cured
MERCURIAL pIsEAsEss-r<< [vhees ceess;tp-
cuRY, Will hnd ne<;sDe Pe{1e pYc 90 tey Deyrr
m 70 eraoste from the SYSTEM All the ELECTS Of Mercury
Ssnoperil1a- .-.t.sEf = f.lsr- trt vi ~
frpsrsf andsoid By ,rorv.r
- = 335 BReADvAr NEr- YokK.
EloUsE TRlMMIEGs.-A full sssorsmsss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

By the use of these Pills the periodic attacks of
Nervous or Sick Headache may be p,eventedj and il
taken ut the commencement of an attack immedi-
ate relief from pain and sickness will be obtained.
They scldon, fail in removing the Nausea and
Headache TO which femalesare so subject.
They act gently upon the bowels,--removing
Cosftueness. s, ,...-. ---..... ~ +
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females,
and all persons of sedeHtary habits, they valua
bic as a Laratioe, improving the appetite, giving
tone and uisOr to the and restoring
the natural elasticity and strength of the whole
system.
4 The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long
investigation and carefully conducted experiments,
having been in use many years, during which time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount OF
pain and suffering from Headache, whether orgi-
mating in t'e nervous system from deranged
state of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition,
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change of diet, and the absence
OF any dsdgrceabc taste renders 10 easy to odniais.
ter then TO children. 1854 80
BEWARE OF GoDHg7A9RzgSl
The genuine have FIVE signatures of Henry c.
Spalding each box.
Sold by Druggists and ali other Dealers in
Medicines. Ff ffE ttH 4
box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt ofthe
Price Twenty-Five Cents.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY G. SPALDING,
As Cedar Street, Neic York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

V1oUsE TR1MMINGs.--Af full assor<mest
III at tho Mammoth Hardware Store Of L..
III Buek 4 To4s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

BEVERLY, Mass, Dec. II, 1860
ii. C. SPALDING, Esq.-I wish for some circulars
large show balls. 10 bring your Ceplsalie Pills
more particularly before my customers. If you
have any thing of the kind please send to me.
One of my customers who is subject to severe
Sick Headache, USUALLY lasting two days,) ras
cured Of an attrck in one hour By your Pills, which
sent her. Respectfully yours,
w. b. WILKES.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

the present. proRrictor believes that in king them wie,
known Che pubEc uelEzre win 10 <n1< e<1ed. - a
WIN soon BE fr sale BY III of D. Holacks numerous
Agents, and at Hotels &C. the country in the
time, orders ID be he6 dircct FROM Cincinnati in,
quantity, and the lowest II is put up In Quart
Bottles, ard security packed in dozen Hal
sample WILL however sc any address
4 zlrndI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25
A New ArtiCle!.
DR., Roback'S Stomach BitterS

new and delightful stonaehic and Cordial for giving
the Stomach, and for the prevention Of bilious
complaints incident to the Western country. Try il.
morning drink TO assist digestion End relioye Dys
pepsia. &c has equal Try w. 49, - Z
In faror IL superior to all other Biffers. Try It,
The formula Of these Bters s6I the sole property
of Dr. Roack originated with OF the Oldest and most
einsnt uedical the Nest ADD IL sdrec
y pfrdicated upon the wants Of the Ne tern people
Thee Bfters derive their stimulus from the powerful
tonic the and herbs of which they
posed and they by aaying unnatural cravings Of
the stomach, directly promOfiYe Of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

REYNoLDsBURo, FRAxKLIx Co., OHIo,l
NEE January 9Th, 1851. -et
HEyRr c. SPALDye, No. 48 Cedar ST.. N. Y
Dear Sir: Inclosed find twenty five l25) cents, for
which send box of Cephalie Pills Send to address
Of Rev VIM C. Filler, Reynoldsburg. Franklin
Co., Ohio. Your Pills scork like charm-cure
Headache almost iasfanter.
Truly yours, WM. c. FILLER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25
Rs,aII Prize, 81 per Bottle, or Six fer IS,

Principal once and salesroom Fourth Street
Sd slIdiEG nom Main Street, Cincinnaf 6hto- hs>o-
tory Ne. - HanMesd Stree<l III tN<-<t, -f.-A
For ale in Marsha Co. By Psrshing Co.. Blan Co.,
and T. A. Lemon, Plymouth: Robert Cornwall, Bourbon;
Joha Kelslsf BioslsislsbssE p W e1s1ee end Jones
Smith, Marmonf; Hxgh ho., Argos; and BY Druggst.
and Merchants esusra the Omitted Sts;ss and
Canada 1,ff3 = lmarch14 lsm5
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

INSURE YOUR PROPERTY Risks
taken and Policies issued favorable terms b. the
- Settlements hon0raby made. and all Losses prompt
. ds5 - ef's y cosBrS OSBORNE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

TIE Ladd Webster Co. Machines are Of the mos., -
substantial make and elegant finish. strong, rea q
BILE, simple in cons rucfien easily operated by no.
vice. and with ordinary care will run Tor yeers with -
out the annoying expense OF repairing always ncurre "
on the CHEAPER RErrxBLE and more complicated
machines. = "a ca tIa-tt t-3 rFrlf sfs - -
There Is no instrument I'm for sewing capable OF
doing greater variety Of work than these machines ~
With the celebrated rheef feed they will handle tha -
finest muslin the heaviest broadcoth, viii work m
the thickest leather used by shoemakers carriage =
rimmers They will also over seams and gathers
with the facility plain work The stitch
made by them Is from TWO THREADS, and Is the -
most approved and desirable in use is ALIKE On
BOTH SIDES OF THE FABRIC. leaving no ridge on =
The under side out and loosen the work, adcci
ded advantage with all loop clean sifch sachfes
The needles not eurvod and liable % break but q
ore srossf AID have Perpendicular nfoion, which -
absolutely necessary to adapt the machine to all sorts
Of work They will bind with binder. and hem with
hemmer viii stitch, fell and gather fully licensed
under .HowE's EXTENDED PArESr,'' and are free =
from all isagcn,eats During seven years ~ use they
have the enviable reputation Of being fhe best -
Eamly and nsanyacfarisJ saehisss is the eoHaty =
WS haxs testimonials Read short snc g
comprehensive from the 49,. .f...f ...s,4s 81
NAVY QFFIcE. Washington, August u, 1889 N
Gentlemen: The Sewing Machine ordered rom you -
is safely hand, and Mrs. NJ is fully satisfied with
IT, evidence its sin plicy, without directions
OF explanations she commenced working on IL after
very short trial and has not experienced the least DIFF
hculty in its operation. eheerfully give you my -
testimonial in lite fsor. u 80 ntI tsi al -
= am respectfully, your obcdent servant.
Lieut. WM. l.. MAURY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

20 YrsILASrr, MicH. Jan. "A 1851.
MR. SPALDlNG.--Sir: Not long since sent to
you for box of Cephalic Pills for the cure Of the
Nervous Headache and Costivcness, and received
the same, and they had so good an Effect that ,oas
induced TO send for n,ere. tfaf - - -
Please sendby return mail. Drectto fg
A. r. WHEELER, Ypsilan,i, Mich.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

BELLE VERNON, ONO, Jan. IS, 1861.
HExRY c. SrALDING, Esq--Pleasc find incosed
twenty five cents. for which send me another box
of your Cephalic Pills. They trulylie best Pills
hare eucr tried.
Direct, A. SLOWER. p. NJ,
sr-rer T- Belle Vernon. Wyandot Co., Ohio.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25
MOEFAT'S 80 s-
Life Pills and Phoenix BitterS.

THESE MEICINES have now been
IL before the public for period Of THIRTY YEARS.
and during that time have ned high character in
almost Of the Globe for their trsordnsry and
immediate power af restoring perfect health 20 rrrscns
suffering under nearly every Kind Of disease 10 which the
human frame is liable
The Seowin the distressing variety Of hu-
man diseases in which the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

SrRUcE CREEK, HUNTINGTON Co., PAL
January L. 1861.
III c. SPALDING.-Sir: You will please send me
two boxes of your Cephalic Pills. Send them i'm.
mediately. Respectfully yours,
JNO. b. SIMONS.
P. S.--Ihare used one Dor Of your Pills, and FIND
them erceLLent. 49,.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-28
a ScE hern MarfYr.

When the secret history Of current events
at the south is brought to light there will be
revelstlons OF sacrifice Bnd Suffering for !oJal
ty TO the Union that will show that the age of
he.osm has not wholly gone by. A recen,
letter from lady in Charleston, OF undou bted
authenticity, gives an account of q martyr 10
loyalty, whose name will be honored in the
history that is ye. TO be written OF the great
events OF this age, though now concealed from
motives Of prudence
Poor F. is dead before the fall OF
Sumie. he exer;ed all his influence, using
both pen and voice eganst rebellion, until be
was thrown into PRISON. AT frst be was
treated as an Ordinary crimipsi awoitiny trisl :
bot after the battle OF NJ anassas, the ConGed.
crates seemed drunk With triumph at their
victory, end mod with rage over ihe vast nun.
Der ol victims who fell in their ranks.
wrote you with what pomp this city moGrned
her dead umiG it all, when the Confederate
host seemed like 10 WIG, T. was offered
freedom and promotion il be would espouse
the Confederate cause. His militory aud
scieutdc at,ainmeDts were cor orsderab!e
which made them anxious for his services.-
Il have SWORD hll.eisnce to the Union," said
he, land am not cIe to break my PLEDGE
When ,eupted by promotion If he could be
prevailed upon to enlist beneath their banner
he said, you cannot huy my loyalty. ] love
Uarol'ua and The South but love my couu,
try better" Finding him faithful to the flag
he loved, be was made to tsel the power of hi,
eaem.es. lie was thrown into d misera ole
damp, illventilated cell and fed on coarst
fare half the time neglected by his drunken
keep"r. Ills property was conGscated, and bis
vile ami children beggared. Poor fellow ht
sank beueath his trorbles, ard wSs sooD re
moved from the prosecutions of hs oppres
sors. Tne day before HE death be said TO hi,
wife MARY, you are beggsred because
wonld not prove disioyai." "God be thanked
for your fdelity!' replied the wife. THE,
have taken away your wealth and lie. bu
could not stain your honor, and our childroi
| shall boast au urspoited name. My husband
! rejoice il yOnr tluin." She returned to he
friends sIier his denth, openly declaring be
proudest boast should be, bcr husband died
martyr 10 his patriotism. Who shall say th
day .. heroism has passed?
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-28

NAroiRos's IDEA or MaKISo WAa--
This following letter was written BY Nspo.
leon to Augereau, on the 2ls, of February.
1914.
"Wbat Six hours after receiving the 6rs.
troops from Spain you are not 10 the 6eld
Six hours OF rest is quite enough for them.
conquered at Nangis with the brigade OF
Dragons coming ftom Spain. who from Bay.
onne bad not drawn rein. Do you say that
The siy bsttsiiops from Mines want cJotbes
snd eqnlpsge, aud are upnstructed 7 Auge.
rssu, what miserable excuses I have desttoy.
ed 10000 enemies with bstallions of con.
scripts. scarcely clothed, aud without car.
tridge.boxes. The National Guards are
pititul! bave here 1000 from Anglers and
Bretegpe iu round hats. without cartridge.
boxes, bot with good weapons aud have
ms6e them tell. There is DO money. do you
sayf But where do you expec: to get money,
but from the pockets Of the epenyf You
have DO teams Seize tbsm. You have
no magazine Tut, tut this 10 too ridicu.
lous
II order ycn to put yourself 10 the feld
twelve hours sitter you receive this letter. IL
you arc still the Augeresn OF Csstigliopa,
keep your command. II Jour sixty years are
too much sor you, relnqulsh it to the Oldest
Of your general officers. The country is
meuaced aud 10 danger. 1t can only be
saved by daring and slacrity, and not by vain
delays. You must have nucleus Of 6OOO
picked troops2 have not go many, vet I
bave destroyed three armies, captured forty
thousand prisoners, taken two hundred pie.
ces OF artillery, aud thrice saved the capital.
The enemy are in ful! fight upon Troyes
be before them. Ac, 90 logger as of late,
Resume the method and spirit Of 93 When
FreDchmen see your plume waving in tho
van. uud you. 6rst Of all. exposed to the
enemy's fire, you will do with them whatever
you will"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-12-28

ENGLAND's Steel. CLAD Smrs.-lt is stated
that we may shortly expect visit from the
Warrior, the famous British steel plated fri
gate IL this report 6r true We shall have an
opportunity ofjudgiug for ourselves, irom ocu
lur examination OF her framework and accuu.
trements, what kind Of an anlagonis: she is
likely 10 prove.
The Warrior is completely equipped, Her
armament consists of eight guns on her upper
deck, viz: two 100 FOUNDER, four 40 pouuder,
and Two % pouGder Armstrong guns,-
thirty.six guns on her main deck, ten Of
which are 100 Founders and tie remsinder
IS Founders, which throw shells flied with
molten iron. With her steel armor on she
weighs une Thousand tons, and draws twenty
SIX fee. Of water, and can do sixteen aud
half miles an hour Her eDeines have nesrly
six thousand horse power, and she is built in
compartments. each OF which is both air and
water tight Her sister, the Black Prince, is
OF precisely the same sizs aud armament. aud
has just made her Grst triol trip successfully.
She steamed round from the Clyde, where she
wOs buil'. TO Spitheud, al The rate of sixteen
miles GU hour, and in few days is TO take her
place iu The Chapne feet.