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, 1861-11-21


Especial to the X. E. Evening PoEt-1
WAEH1aros, Nov. 2o-The grand review
Ct cur troops, held today ut Balls Cross
Reads, las attracted an imms4se crowd OF
spectators, sud Washington is nearly depopu-
lated. Fifty thousand men hTe under reVleW
by General Mcclellan, and their excellent COT
dition e1fcits the Wsrmest praise Tbs soldiers
are rea5y for any service that maJ be required,
and the reception they gxTe the General
showed th-t they hAd null faiih In him as
1eeder-
Thirty men Of the Fourteenth Bro ok]ya Regi-
meut, Of Eew York, who were engaged IN the
picket fight On Monday, are still missing. It
10 fea1ed that they hare fallen into the hands
The rebeis continue their correspondence
with their friends in Washington, and their
mil carriers in Virginia still DEFY the Govern
uent, carrying messages to and from Rich-
rCnd without detection.
4 ridiculous report is IN circulation hare to
tie effect that the Administration h2s given
sksur4nces to the British Government that
Br1tiah vetse1s aha11 have access to the cotton
porta beioze tss s1p,setion On q 4 tts Tinssr 1
WAea1nGrsH, Nov. 19--It is reported that
Col. WaEd H Iamon has sent in bis Eosigna
ton S. United States Marshall for the District
Of Cofumbis, In order tnat he might assume
the command Of his brigade, and that the Fro
7oEt refused to accept the resignation, stating
L6Et AE CtH1N IQG EtE4IE u1A1 HULL Lib 4Gol&4VA
as AarEha1, at least for the present.
Especial Di4patch to the N. Z. Times
WARRINGTON. NoY. l9 IA strong effort is
bzjrg made here by prominent Kentuckfaus
to procure an e1char &c Of Hon. Chas, 8. More
head, of Kentusk now at Fort Warren, fol
| Charles Anderson, of Texas, \ brother Of Brig.
Gen. Robt Anderson, Who wss seized aud i'm
| Prisoped by The rebels for his adnerance to the
| G, ior.
Within the LAST few days immense trains o1
loaded wagons, ambulances and artillery CIR
1ieges hase been going to Virginia
Without waiting to ascertain how far the
act Of Capt. Wilkes is justified by the ac
bEou]edged established principles Of interaa
1iuual iaN, some Of the ministers from foreign
| ports have allowed themselves to be betrayed
lcto expressions exhibiting infinitely more
passion snd prejudice than Judgment and dip
lomstic intelligence. The representative Q
cne power has openly declared that if Masol
and Sliden lad been taken from 4 Spanish shiI
he would have Immediately demanded hl
passports. Lord Lyons is said to have a
tumed menacIug tone, and to have declare
tt1ht the prisoners must be given up, OF amp1
reparation made for the ofanee offered to th
6jgnfty Of the British croWu. Nothing Of thl
hind has been officially intimated, but Ia o.
oina1J intercourse the axpregsions Of disaI
probation and hostility have, been uuguardet
| ly mf de.
, 1861-11-21

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T-..e. 5ss,-.. -a1st,t.+fon . - nj - H,ons..he II
Re1ico, hut she has no candidate for the fnt.re
&ngoon. inquiries &fank m2de o. lne Empt5or
, 1861-11-21
FORTRESS MONROE AN1 HAT
1EhA8 &
Il
So1the1n ExeIIoment Abent Mason
&nd 8ftdell. =

FORT MONROE, Nor. IA hsg Of truce
to- day trcm NoIfolk brought dora Lieut.
Warden who w5e tskeu as bearer Of dikpstches
szdimF1isoDed for eome time at Montgomery,
st the breaking ont Of the rebelGou&L He has
teeu exchanged for Lieut.. Sharp Of thA rebels,
Nho was t.EEn at Hatteras Inlet, md has ze-
Gently been confined on the flsste qousress
81 NeTpot News. i
The sEHuld1Ig sn1 revenue cuttek; ;CorHin
Lave zrfived iron Hktte1as Inlet, hat bring
no news Of inpoItaBce. No troopEcame up
OIL the EpaulaiEg. 4 rebel steamer made
roista1ce OF tie In,et the day before the
Sraaldirg rttR11ed. L centraba1d from
Kosrcke Island, which Is In the saund Just
Dorth Of ChichaInAcomico, reporta that the
rebels hEd destroyed tkei1 tort aad rtFre about
to return to the 4. ain lxnd. $
Especial to the Ner York Tribunb.1
Fof1 MONROE, Nov. 19.-Lleut-s Warden
stat&g that the Intelligence OF the arrest OF
Naeen srd Siden caused great excitement
amcrg TIC rebels, who 1eioiced ID the pros
!, pect cf retaliation BY England. =
Two regiments from Georgia I'D 8onth
Carolina abandoned Rosnoke Islands having
blown up the battery, and had gone home.
The rebel Corgress met 1t Richmond Oh thu
18Th without QUORUM.
The rebels are Strengthening their maln bat
te1y st sewell's Point, anticipating IN attack.
, 1861-11-21

The naval portion OF the French expedition
to Mex,co i being fitted out at To1.on, and
e TO consist Of the vcssel of war imperial,
bcarirg the penDsnt Of Contre 4assrrdl Jarien
de Ia Granere as commanded chief, of the
Two frigates Active and Guerre, another res
tel Of the same Size, and corvette. The mill
Vii via s st Brest and cher6oarsa. @ @ Each Of these
is to furnish three companies Of marines, in
ADDITION to which tho colonial gsr1isons Of
Guasaloupe and Martinique will furnish ten
comraniee, making altogether an effective
force Of Loo men, to be accompanied By tuo
battalions OF artillery. England Is to send
four ships Of the line sna several LIGHTER yes.
scle, and Spain will furnish contingent Of
250O men, which number has be:n agreed to
By the other two powers. Such, q least,
fIom the mcst reliable reports, appears to be
the composition Of this expedition, which the
English and French journals haye both re
Fe2tedly asserted Was maredy intended to en-
force the claims Of French md EagGst
creditors.
, 1861-11-21

VALVES, COCKS and GAUGES,
Y Tor .a1a by WALW0RTH. HUBBARD 4 Co.
III Lake street.
, 1861-11-21

our Chicago .ZoaAvss In Kentucky.
Col. Turchlnas 10Th Regiment are SILL com
toztably cncamped At E1izabeshtown, Hardin
county, ~ miles from Louisville. The third
number Of their Zoua,s GaseHe gives variety
Of mir Or 1tems that will be OF interest to
their friends here:
The restmental bznd h.d received their
new instruments from Chicago, Oh Thursday
njght last, and Here out Nitk them at the hat
talon drill and stseet parade Of Friday Of
last week.
Col. Turchin has engaged the services of
Professor Rldc1e, Of Louisville, to teach
instrumental ana Tocl uuslc to tho regi-
nent-
Major Fred. Harding is looming large as
the newly appolated Provost Msyz6AL
Of Ckicsgo, arrived On Saturday 14st, aud has
received = command in tie 19sh.
Dr.. Banks and I!eut. Ssnders hare been d.
tailed On the recruiting service in Chicago.
4 splendid set Of guide colots were recelv-
pits:n a M ns1 sd e ~ ss ss
carney Of CaicaEos They IRE Of hea.y blue
si1k, on which il inscribed in blue letter.,
"l0:h Reg't III Vola.' The staff Il Of blAck
wslnat, sar1nounted BY an eagle, from whose
besk depends psir Of eilken tassels~ Thsy
sre magnificent present, md the "19sh
boys" appreciate them.
On Thursday night ut II o'clock, Companies
E aud q, Captains Rsffi1 aud GszEios, the
| wkols under command of Major Fred. Hsr-
| ding Of the 18th Ill Reg't, returned from Big
Springs, 20 miles West from camp, bringing
with them five rehels, ifteen hurseA, TVS
mules, fifty boxes percussion caps md q7aa-
.,ty Of email arns, seaides bringing with them
three secession dags. These captured Rez
had long been terror to the Uxioz people ol
that vicinity. Nj. VIM Pennington, Uaios
! Il an who tad been forced to work onBuckner'a
| entrehchnents, returned NTH the expedition
Tic greatest credit IL due to Mi. Harding to,
tia excellent manner in which ho performet
tkia duty, and his whole command speak O
him in the Highest terms An unfortunate nc
cident happeaed during the return Of the ex
psdihsn; Corpora DsasI1ck, Of 20. i, hst
| nj stYeral QtheIH Nsrc bruised,
, 1861-11-21
The Rebol Mail Dspot at Baltinaors
HxaA&Q IRa

BALTIMORE. Nov. 20.-SomeWhat Of sea-
fatio1 was p1oduced this morning In the
Ms5shsl sendirg laree force Of police to
hi}le1's Hotel, aid seIzing the whole e6tab-
]islneat md al it's contents, including large
number Of hcrees, the contents Of tee bar
room, eafe and vault. The object Of thik
n noycnent is said to be to prostrate the mail
arrangements Of the rebel tJmpathjzers here.
been rtgn1ar communication kept up to West
River eId tberce to Vlg1nia. This proptle-
tc1s of the hotel havc not been suspected
ge1 e1ally, and are rega1dtd as loyal men, but
Il is supposed thst certain employees OF
1ofge lave beeu receiving and transmitting
letters South. 4 number Of letters have been
reizsd, but have not yet been examined T#o
Ia1tiee, WIN. Hart and J1o. pael, taVe bean
k5reeted.
, 1861-11-21

from the IeaTenWofta toaee1FaI1Fes Aotu
Mr. Piquette, Of Laae'a Rrigsde. a1r,ved IN
81 81: his is wy to st. Loas = bearer q dispatches
nom Gen. Lape to Gen. Hunter: he reports
lit Gep. Lane would reach Fort Scott on the
evening Of that day With aoout s goo mep, and
Gen. Hunter. The srtille13 and cavalry At
Isne's command, when about thirty miles out
command, who were thirty miles sf1u further
toutb, At ! place called Bowers hil. but up.
fprce amountea to shout 10000 Ren-a force
100 l.Ege to engage without the lid Of the in
fn1try.
Col. Judsc,'s force h&d gone out from fozt
Scott assesc cott to train Of CAP:: 1neley, onl
received ordera from Gen. Lsae to fetura With
the supplies to that place. They are In con
start anticipation Of sn attack ut fort scot
:rcn the eecess1on 10, ,000.
, 1861-11-21

ISDIANAPoLB, Ney. 18.-Si1 Ohio and two
Irdiana regiments have been ordered from
Western Vrginia to Kentucky.
The Hon. Graham N. Fitch has been anthor-
ized By the War Department to raise brigade.
understand that the Fortieth, Col. Nelson,
1t Lafayette the Forty-eighth, Col Eddy. at
Goshen; the Fcrty'si1th, Col Fitch, at Lo.
taa sixty.third, win form the brigade
John N. Roy has been sppointed Colonel,
and James KerWin Lieutenant Colonel Of the
Fort5-ninth Regiment.
a Michigan regiment passed through en-
f1ate for KentuckY.
, 1861-11-21
Affairs Below Trenton, NO.
IDonfnhfn. No.. CprreHun1derce. 18th

We 1efs Greeneyile, after chssing JEFF
Tho1hpson ont Of the state, and proceeded to-
wards Ironton. Col: Carlin wished to make
diteoveries In the direction Of Pettmsu's
Ferry, Arb., and dispatched Capt. Hawk1as,
When within half q mile Of Dsniphan. we
np1 u1ed Lieutenant, aud made chargeinto
the town, bnt owing to nalatake u tho road,
we did not succeed in cutting off the piekets,
but drove them halter ske1ter inte Cufra Mt
river, compelling tha rebels to leave some
phsn aad Pettmah's Ferry re commanded BY
Col Baron, and consist Of twenty !e hundred
cavalry, ten or fifteen pieces Of artillery. and
nearlI four thousand infantry. Col, Baron
hss called out the militia Of ten counties fos
thirty days, and intends marching On Pilot
Knob immediately. FEem what could o.
learnea from prisoners, there were ahout
5000 men at Pocahontas, Ark, and receiving
, 1861-11-21
::biragp Grit,,1r.t:


The arrival at Cairo Of seyenty-twe
fahed csnnon-68, a, and 81 pounders-
and the expected arrival last night Of 500
marines 10 na1 the gunboats now quits
C. mpleted 1t ST. Louis, looks as If cur boys
Feuld be starting of dsvn the river be-
1lfe long.
, 1861-11-21

HE EE8Kks EM KS8AlEaEkas
The G. s. figate San Jac;nto came into
the lower bay OF New York On Wednes-
Gay afternoon, and took on board {. S.
Aarshal Murray, into whose custody Com
modore Wilkes gave Mason, 6Gde1l and
company, when the steamer proceeded on
her way to land the rebel prisoners 1t
Fort Wa1ren, where ere this Col Dim
mlck has them in charge.
, 1861-11-21
AFHA1Rg AT GAULHY nRID4E.
Retreat Of RIHyd-RoSeeTa1S to Fel-
lorV Elm Up.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Dispatches we're 70
cei7ed from Gen. Rosec1nns that the rebel
Floyd, With his ertlre force, had abandoned
his position near Gaaley Bridge, and had gone
towards Richviile, Where it Il understood, he
intended to make stand. Gen. Rosecrana
Was still at Gauley Bridge With his entire COM
Mard. He contemplatex making q forward
movement as soon as the necessary srTaoge-
Ments could be made. The health Of the
11oops H56 t1ee11ent.
, 1861-11-21

lNU1011 NVs40E11 aE 9VAaG E&nW&*
Fer several days past the railroads from the
West have brought to our city deputatlons Of
Indians from Michigan, Canada, and from
other quarters, representing the "sfx Na-
tione," who hold Council st the Reservation
In To1aHarda, during this Eeek, commencing
today. It Is understood amcCs the delegA
tions, that the subject Of the Southern resel-
lion will come up before the Council, aud that
the future action Of these nations Of Indians
will be governed according to the necessities
Cf cur country, although they generally advo-
cate the petition ofipeace. .-B1Dalo E1press
, 1861-11-21
rhe <t <t6snssor AnaA,, tn UnifoIra.

The Sd Ohio Cayalry, Col. Zahn, 1t Monroe.
vile, must be compo.ed OF the "sons OF
HBxE." We urderstsn1 that those gigantic
= ahrayesn Of tho Hu1oan tribe .hsve been
compelled to return lzge portion II tho
; tei7 scc emnlI for ttose Anaklus. They ara
svtes nt:y 70: boy, going 70 VET fof the sake
of . ht,1 ehsek ride. but fn!lgrown t'Husnns,"
~nrt;c vsr-hcco VIII rs tFrtor TO the rear:s
c:7s - Cosunlta @0tFs1l.
, 1861-11-21

KAEsAa CITY, Nov. ,@.--Capt Buteasfd.
-,ss MHsA ,@s@4v,fanTm men Of Jenn1aon'6 regiment,
- az sss1Scr @ C. to 5sy, ard suceeeaed in dtlying
item .wsy, bprring Hays's house md TIE
bonse If = man named Gregg, both Ca9tAas
IL tse rsbei amy. Csph Burcasrd and 1as1t
Bcttwiek wezs T@naSa rgSs's "a ana xr
bores werc linec. las r. seoe1s aao n'e 14'7@A
, 1861-11-21

We assume that little reliance is to be
placed en- the dispatches from Washington
which pretend to give the opinion of Lord
Lyons and other foreign Ministers On the
legality of the1eccn. taking Of Mason and
Slidell sron the British steamer Trcnt
TIE c:se does rot concern any but the
English Einister, and though he does not
write good grammar, and has certain disa-
g1eeablc faults of temper, he is By no
means =, fool, to commit himself in ad-
VINCE Of instructions at home
, 1861-11-21

NEW Yonk, Nov. 2o-The steamships Del
.xa1o, Bofto and Cosmopolitan, Of the New
York md Philade1ph1A lhe~ have beea char
tered BY the Government for three months.
They will Immediately commence coa1iug.
Their deetiEa1ion il said to be Port Royal The
United StateA ateaz1 transport Atlantic, lying
as tie foot Of Ca.a1 street, is now coalinE aud
1asi1g IN lrcvlsiors for Port Royal. She will
G!to carry trocp4. The propeller gun boat
Onei5a Vas launched 1t the Navy Yard this
eYtliug.
, 1861-11-21
.The Sx5zWYo by the Rebcl4 Of the
ZIG xmex AuhAnlRe on 1he a1ta90of1

The seszx1o by the Rebel4 Of the
k1fxmer AuhAnlRe on 1he a1tas0ofa
ElVers
ST. LOUIS, Nov. ga letter receiTad this
Gcrufpe from the CLERK Of The steamer sun
sbfne.etates ttat the boat was ssized ut VS.
ye1ly, On Sunday, by band OF repels, NUM-
te1ing thirty, with several places Of artillery,
aboef ccmmaud Of jos Shelby. There was
1eye5. m +,n f9DsrSa 81 ff5aogE f5 Pf ~
.let Of boots, shoes, flour and several
1clis of leather belonging to meIctante above.
The sccundre1s also vent into the hold OF the
boat snd indiscliminate1y broke open boxes,
e.rewiug their contents In every direction,
Tbe rebel Captain expressed bis regrets that
Captain Willard WAS not On board, Stating he
Lad use for hin for Carrying dispatches from
Col. Nu11igan to Gen. Fremont
, 1861-11-21

QldDance Received at CafFs-Hecon-
= HolsakHcs mp Tenneskes RiVers
CA1no, Nov. 2o.-1he gun boat Coneetega,
returning from cruise up the Tennessee
river, yeEterday, Tss fred into b3 rebel bat
teri On shore. No ene VAS Injured, aud ths
5ansge to the boat wAs bat si1gst- 4 shell
vas fred at the rebels, Will "h&t tnect noE
The steamer Maria Dannirs, with oEdoauco
for the gun bouts, arrived 11cA st. LS1t9
this forenoon.
All quiet here 3nA ut Pa1uc2h.
, 1861-11-21

ApyAxcE PAT TO TRooPs.-The GoVern-
inert having permitted tbs States Of Indiana
srd Kentucky 10 sdsa7ca one nnnth'a pay to
volunteers, GoTE1nor D7nnisoz, Of Qhin+ hss
mede = tip to Washington 70 obta:a the ssue
fever fa, bis Btate. Ii j. gcast deaLa LasFataaa
IL Eula1Eazr:ag,
, 1861-11-21
Two Vessels Hun the Bletka1e feoHa
W43Tn1uExoB@ n. c.

NEw YORK, Nor. 20.-Ike bark Teresa r.
ports that she spoke, On the 12th inst, the
schooner Winthrop, tom Wilmington, n. c
5cr Nassau. The Winthrop had run the block
ade with another schooner, four days pre-
viously. On the 17th inet., IN lat. 50. long.
Il, fsll in with brig Judge Whitman. from
Boston for Fortress Monroe. With granite, In
crew and brought tiem to this port
, 1861-11-21

vsa illustrating the triquitJ Of the Southern
rebellion, 1t wa1 observed that two individuals
we're stalking down the broad aisle very IN
5izrant at the worthy minister's description
Of their Southern Xsntfpas, who they profess
to admire more than the God of Justice and
TrEth.-R0Tia Transcript.
, 1861-11-21

The H1RAr@W CAVALRY REGI-
HIM.
Il HWas made Known here by private dis
1'atches yesterday, that ez-Gov. Bsrstow's
mission to Washington was entirely sue
cces1ul and his Wisconsin Cavalry Regi-
meut has been reinstated On the list accept
ed. It il undoubtedly the policy OF the War
Department to accept no more cavalry reg.
inents, but Col. Barstow's will be at once
enrolled. 1t is to so into camp at James
, 1861-11-21

xurz1uk Government mannfActortss.
within the East few weeks 30 many large ea-
tahllshnepta 1t the East, engaged upon GOV
crrment work, have been destroyed by fre,
that it is apparent that rebel enissa1ies are At
vc,k, seeking to cripple the North in Its
NECESSARY war supplies. It cannot be wholly
accidental that these large concerns shoala
follow one another in snch quick succession.
We believe ss m.ny Is dozen establishments
Isye been burned within moHtA, szd 10 90
back only week there have bsen-cra1g's
woolen Mill, Philsde1phia, running .566 looms
en- army goods, loss 1900; Hills harm Isl
xhep. Concora. N. 4, on cavalry and artillery
STUFF, loss $75 !o0o; and RtdgwaY s. Co.'S bay-
onet chop, Phi!aae1phia, 1oes $12,00o. There
CHI be little doubt thas the rebels are at work
in his thing, sud the frequency Of these csn.
tl,gr.tions has begun to attract attention. Il
behooves Ill manufacturers Who are thus en-.
ployed to keep + E1gilant watch on tkelr
prsnnssee.
, 1861-11-21

Faeeets II the RxpeditfeR into Acc0-
nac OounHXs Va.
BALTIMORE, Nov. eo.-The news Of the dis
ba1dinr Of about 5000 robels In Accomsc
county, Va, is conarmea. A. our expedition
sdvsneea rebel tlazs disappess5sa. sd union m;9s
nrncI cIamstion. when resa in camp where Union
men had been drafted, aud forced into the
1ebsl service. caused them to rebel, aud their
ff3csrn were compelled to disband them.
seceasionists had destroyed bridges, and te11ed
trfea seross the 1ozd1-
, 1861-11-21
ODE ENA6T lRER
Another K1oW to DO Dealt.

NV YoRK, nor. m-The Ifpae@ Port Roy
ii correspondent Bsys:
The Aeet il to be divided, aud Transports to
convey COCO troops are to open smother port
The Transports are now hiking In water for
fifteen ds3s., There Il sufficient cotton here
ssa oo Pope 1sIznd, unsinaed, to Make go
bslfs, and corn houses dnel with 4bout IL, 600
huakels In the ear,
, 1861-11-21

Braraspp CT Bupoz<ss Powder Eaf'is
W11a1se7oN, De-, Nor- a--D apon:s
ccSotY' ri Ia rxn'edA t. day, dUt;oJi7E
tx;te m!,la Ed kilI.ae Hrss E-n.
, 1861-11-21

H The Springfield (ul) Journal is Of
Opinion ttat thsre viii be no opposition to
the election OF Mr.. Anthony L. Knspp,
Democrat, to Congress-, IN the Glib AcClsr-
nsne'e) tfs'r;cs, at the Ep .c!sl election on tho
I'd p1oz, Mr. Mcdonnell, tbs Union eenai.
si&te. taviug secaia=d TO ru..
, 1861-11-21

Kezeknsa1 for Port Royal
All cur troops want to 80 to Port Royal
That is the object Of their ambition and envy.
Il is said that Of the regiments asoand Wash
51eton no less thsn one hundred md fifty, or
nearly all, hsve applisd through their COM
u xnd:pg Officers to be transferred from the
Potomac to Broad rlve.. Regiments forming
IL the interior arc inspired Hisn this hope and
arc struggling to attain it. Col. May, OF the
Michigan 1lth, the mkt regiment to go to the
seat Of war, delighted bis men, the othes eve
nirg, by the announcement that it WAS proba-
bic their destination would be changed from
K&utucky to South Carolina. We have A
1es5y given a lis: ct the lucky regiments un-
der oraere-embracing some 1900 men; and
The Washiagtoz Star, which usually speaks
cnly as 1t Is told to do, says that full that
lumber Of fresh troops will be on the way
sou;kor are already there before Saturday next.
Now, not thzt tae position gained Is IN any
5eopardy> se believe We reflect but the feelings
Of the people whez ne ssy they ara impattenf
fh4t the troops are not already of The peo-
Die want the first BLOW followed quickly. But
Nc have confidence that the government uu
dessta1d the popular desire, and Will gFaaty II
in good time, The New England papers atatt
Tint regiments could be filed there IN Weei
IL 70 10 seuth Carolina
, 1861-11-21

-
His Advanced Bands Reported on tho
Heel II Our FAfmy.-Tefror L.. SoNkh.
wek1efn nEf1RA4ur1-Vn1au IN MeA GA1v-
tkEs
, 1861-11-21

Departure Of Bishop Mc1lSatne.
New York, Nor. 20-Bishop McIlyaine
and family Lett to-day for Liverpool On the
P. tsis.
, 1861-11-21

. Jr1rEssor CIT, No7. 33-Re1aa5ls n
fornstton reached here to-day that onr caval,
under Msor Aeusa r. hse sexs onr aapp2 adq
tra;n near WarrcuEbu1gh, On Monday last.
Aho11t cre hundred aud fifty prisoners Here
t.ken ard the wsgons recovered.
, 1861-11-21

CTGRE TO kENT.-A fra-praof
- Building with b1sement Ans ,ot above, front
Ing the Bsnk ct MeAtrtx1, and cor1eriuK upan tue
al.ey eA LaaAIe street, between Lake aud Raadoiph
stEtttn. to r~nt- apply 1t the premises, No IS L.
sHlle ttre:t no2..h4A3t
, 1861-11-21

DOILER FLUEB, for sale by
ID WALHORTH. HUBBARD e Co.
, 1861-11-21
The LATEST NEWS.
ANOTHER BLOW IMPENDING.
CABINET TALK on ARMlNe SLAVES.
ordnance Received at Cairo.
A TRIP ON THE TENNESSEE RIVER.

AFFAIRS KH' MISSOURI.
, 1861-11-21
nKw FACTS on AN eLD suBgkor.
Gen. PntteTaenss Defence Of Afs Aes
Ktou In 1eF EA GHElnE 3ohnAteA en-
xhn nav OF the R411le OF HUl1 Run,

Tho City Troop Of Phila.eiphia, COM
pany that vas organized in 1774, held its m
uuL commemorative meeting, few days
ago, 1t which General Patterson was present.
He made, during the evening, defence Of
BIS aclion, OF rather in&ction, In not attsck-
irg General Johnston, Of the rebel forces, at
CT near Cbarlestovn, antetior to the battle Of
Bulls Run, On the 21st Of July. Our readers
vii remember that the press rung with In
l}gcapt denanciatioa Of his conduct On TINT
cecssicn, the aninus Of which MAS supposed
to be treason. We ahared in and expressed 4
ta1t Of the disgust which Waa felt in view Of
tie Generals ignorance, cowaraice or dis-
legally; but If the taeta set forth IN his de-
ftnee cAn be snbstartiated, we a;e ready to
admit that he h.s been wrongfully accused,
ard that the burden which he has so long H.
1ently and patiently carried, SHOULD be laid on
The shoulders Of hia supetiors. The General
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-09

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