, 1861-11-15
Interesting from Europe.
FROM WASHINGTON,

n hfNI w FASI11IfU 4ONs
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnibune.J
WASHINGTON, November 1ath, 1851.
The marrow off Col. Cochranes speech to his J
egiment the United States Chasseurs, In Cen
e1al Rockers division, as referred to yester
10y, the whole Of which was unquaifedly en-
3orsed in subsequent remarks by Secretary |!
Cameron, is contained in the following para |
sraph, which give you yerbt;um.
This Is war which moves toward the protection J
II our homes the safety Of our families, the con-
inuation Of our domestic altarB, and the protec-
ion Of out freeides. LII such war we are justi-
aed and are bound to resort to every force within
Dur power. Shall ne not seize the cotton at Beau
fort the munitions Of war; And If you would seize
their property, open their ports, and even destroy
their lives, 1 ask you whether you would not
arm their saares {great applause) and
array them in battallions against
their masters: (Renegsd and tuuztuous appEause,)
II necessary to save this Government, I would
plunge their whole country, black and white, IL
one indiecTiminate sea Of blood, 60 that ehou1d
IN the fnd have Government which would be the
Of GOD. You have arms In your hands,
placed there for the purpose Of exterminating an
enemy, unle-s he subu1its to laW, and order, and
the Constitution. Il lie will not submit, explode
everything that comes in your way set fire to the
cotton, explode the cotton, take the slave and be-
STOW him on the uon.slayeholder II YOU please.
1G4eat dtp!dusel. Do to them IS they would do
to us 1atse I'D pa1ty interest against the ah7ent
stakeholder, distract their counse1s, and II this
should not be sufficient, take the e1aye BY the
hand. place musket in it. ard in God's nane bid
him strike for the hbefty ofthe human race. I'M
meEse appiause.i
0eo. hooAes nSs ao1"aloeo ID deaaauas-
.s,s' n1e otne,4s ,4 lspo1t " " soaesoays recon
Ao'esanee ~ 1aas1aA's oiut' nesas9 tue ene-
10y Aase ne..nei oa'se1 nor CAMPS snefe'
In pasns lne eAp1eia'ioa p.ne ao1aoo.
" oeu ''oh p'aee osl" sso nle aosaae7 suaio
anu 1ne iepsa p'cAe1s' N "a'cn oce OF Ine
4oAle4 mas AiAeu' 'Auo anotaes "oonueu' Luz
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sae.
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,oAo"eu osu' hooAera fteonnoltesias p1e9
oach ~ tae1i eanp' Alky coasfaosnoa pelog IN
one gang.
Official dispatches at the War Department.
state the number OF prisoners taken by Gen,
Nelson in the Pikesyille tirht. at two tbonsand
and fifteen.
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~; cse Tss1s1;.,s n:',s;e oA ~. ~ s.1~1 ~ ~
1'J o1n. 1AAo o.'Asion' os oe1' A1e-
elenao, oeu' hea1Aes s't's" oe1ee5t ano It'll.
Mltcne1fs n. I. bf1gaae. Inc largest review
ye: given WILL shortly take plsce, OF tive entire
divisions.
Trophies from Beaufort have begun to az
rive. At the NAVY Yard. In the ordnance
building, several hovitzers are di.played.
taken at Po7t Rova1. and severa1 secess,on
asoa hava bsen ean+ 1v f,orornodora nnno,t
~ n,t.a,t ,,,,o,, at+aa+;o, a,..,,,o 80.
y. .oes-s.es- ws,1s" Se' 4~AS A'11'
oi sesietars meues.
e'eA.as u. foee noin 1ne as'e sonn
a. Wsshirgton's estate took refuge in Alex.
and11a.
The following military appointments and
orders are gazetted at the War Office:
Colonel George ". cullum OF Pa, Of Gen.
scofts sta1' bf1gadiez General Ordered to report
~ missouri.
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IN Mieson1'
Ge,Ice %, Moroan og nh;o former,v f,c1,ne3 y,
tho 1sth IT. 3. 1nfantrv fold oreanf4ation,. RI ,pa
| d;er General
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