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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02
Office.

WILL sill fer cash at he Carpenter shop 81 Jaekssn
Ad1uzs, Broad Street Pike il Nsst RaSaVl
Thursday, Ike f0ta day OF OctobsrS
All III Pink Aad snail WagonI, he
ssd Adams, satisfy as bSAnSs 81 a. sIesu
ton il il f4Vsr q WosdS ISAnaa Co. iausd y
~ D. Eestemhr 49, Is 81 Ne 409S OAs GxscuonR
fVr Of ulaE for 6f SOlarG and dghtsEeA cents,
by " HAy l. ISL Ne HES; IL fAEsT
Of Of eIecutisn issued By BsbSrt
March :, 1909, Ne 7S7 sIseuon in aver 81 Joh1
CouEsr ainE: II Peach, SGksCA Adams, and JaEsSI
Pspee seventy ak dollars, fOItyens OsntB and
issuei ~ RoaertSA March g. 1850, Ne 1888
sssR balance ia faV0r Jsba AWAE fer Wares
Nsorc. issued hnSeTISE MOVABLE " 1855, Ne TaS;
ex,suH fer blAnss in Of GroomSs, eaVOt c.
sgains JasEBsE, Issued BY Rss-RtSon My ~
So $40; one eIs-uisn faVor Of BirAus fer TIE
Phil lip against JSSIB5n and stayed ~ Yer
Jackson RobSitI1a JGns o. 1881 sS lee g.
sale to e3unsaee al IL 0's.SskA An.
JESSE ". PAaS,
scpG7-tds Constable Of LAyi5soR CsIAH.
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For Rent. Lease or sale.

WILL lease ny rssdenss containing dEht Ia
roous wi IA large lst SuAsd hall mile EorA set Of
Pub &c Square will sell for Confederate BozdE Il
very d asirAbIs , ace RM s. LAkGEON.
fsp 2S-a5t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02

An ACT tie Act iasorsztrg Ss Insurzncs Com
tbs STATE ef ErE MS Z Rls5Ld passed AlsA TO-
Bs il snzs,d ~ the General As snhIy That BE Hr and
second Of passed Aaeh % e55 sEtitle1
incorporate tie IIIarsos Company Of "a ss Ct VrgiE
Of Rchu0ud be zai the hereby als-dsd rsensct
81 s. read as folsEC
SCI: l. Be i. b. Ia General Aussby Of VirginI
That James Afford IcR Hslisgon Goddn, pazial
othsr psFs-as s tl tlsu
shall tS hay AEsby constitute aud aiss boy polite
and sorPorats, y rams AID sy o. TIE lnsnrnes Company
Of ths Sta virginia and b. that and style nVst8i
viii ali "a xShg AID * Hfsr ell and made "a iset
all hs rules rsEus iSsI AID eoas po ed y e eeds Of
Wrists PpeAss . Itsh soPsao1s an4 ret neSnsi tent
With ihs PrsViaisss q piS at
ThssapiisI CT .sa scr2o atisn shsl!
tAaa kaIdrsd asus4ad dslars thsa alisa
doIrE, divided asO shares Of tEsay Eve cellars each
TsI ast iAali be IA br0e frosi IL Pss.sgs
0. Z BEEzz, Secretly.
ETlra 81 Vlrsrz1A cIrI ~ EIszaoss. t,-rit:-
Personally appeared before UstGy P1b!e FER tbs ty
q tls Insurance essPsny 81 stat Virginia ard Es
cath hat IRE Wifhia I4snsat 81 tie aA- Of said COMPANY
eva usdar rsy ssn' Iii, lsIh dag Ct sp,nale. 1851
! L. APPsRsoa, n. ?.
Tie uassrisrsd IBus lie Pile 81 in ass,s sll
a K-@P F.PECz, Agents.
eolSuaAls eHldisg saHsr ca rry and Dead rex SIS
$50 Howard.
WILL give AS reward fer the aPFchsnssa nd dsV
ANDE SON,
RtAEsn cut S The State SIS taken and secured N.t
IsAh ret hin Hs h1ys let With Of tls EeE
mats nay still 30 shout toEa
Description.
close hair large pr5msent lips srs II
teeth, rather slow spoken has slight tie rack OF the
Resk TIE s9ct Of tetter Es EbOst 80 lbs, abou feet 10
inches high and is II Or IS years old.
sP5 dR LAWRENCE B..
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CHEROKEE CURn.

DAEHUhEH CUhHl
an oaIaGIzg cars SoF Seminal Weakness, Noe.
CnrnaI Enmissions, EaPotSaoy, Loss o. Fotssr,
PaisS IN IL sGSk, SsEs n f5S EuGdsr, 05structsd
dSd P{s5cua NszstTa0tiOa, GaG al Disedses cdsss5
81 Gevid.is9 rssa Ia PAL! a. SassHs, aHd ssd5tHs
n SsJr-P Pollution.
b. tbs Of ths Gee AL Improper discharges
3D. the weakened Of generation speedily surs Snd
fall Tigor restored
Kthsr contemplating n2rTAgS, hsHld reflect that
mind and body necessary promote ceanubi1 kappLre
In the Cherokee Cure the poor dehated devn and
Departing devotee Of sensaa pleasure will hhd relief
il safe and pleasant In aste but in its
riaS mineral poison, bat prepared o pure vegetable
extracts, in the form OF delicious syrup.
Price % Bottle three bottles tay IS and forwarded
by express all parts Of the world
sslj by all RESP estsbls Druggists eTs-yWhers
POTTER & MERHIN. Rroprietors Memphis Tenn
soS in Nashville b Ewing PeEilet0a, Berry Denoyil1
g. W. Hsndershott, a1d BY DTrgsists everywhere.
Sctl9-dtwAsIy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02

PIn7PIeS &anishea!
Faces Made CIoSEG
HOW
By weeks Of tho Magnolia BAI ySzssstl5
Isss kut elegant and e6eo.uoi preparation.
Price 50 cents per bottle. gold everywhere
We HAaAE < CO., Prsprsetors 1roy,E !
fesa4-dkx3n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02

& YOUNG srd likely negro wi on. dsughs about
"a i've yeas Of The is good house SsTVaAt
q coax w.se and fair Apply to
7 3 CHILDRE5S,
ssr97-dIu Az Cherry BlEset.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02

PREPARATIONS FAIL
Ita entirely uake every Other slcins prescribed Tor Ysne
Diseases, contains mineral poison
drugs bszg from roos, bsFSs and savss in The fE
a pleasant ard delicious Syrup.
Il natures remedy for asnoEraOsa, CLAP eject
Gravel strcure snd Is especially recommended Ter RE9r Az
bzs, Whites IL Fes for this complaint Il IL inyalussls
general Alternative sod blood purifier il haI equal
does fail ecfoElA, secondary syphilis, gi-ndGlaE
TEsIIingS, ercaTi&l AID ali sTuPVe Diseases curing them
acre speedily AID permanently thAs any ether med
cine It doe this b. Purifying ard cleansing the
blood Causing il to Gov In all its original purity and VgeT
us removing from tbs ss A pars and Perlieious ea1ses
which have induced 3iseAks
In all old Of Goncrz and GlceI ea hsVs saed all
medical skill, it is especially reeoDnendsdA cid Il
falls, and iron three days
few doses positively ell Easing heat, eh0E5ea Lad
Il coca act eject Ii. breath or ntsrfsrs With any ssss
business.
II re4uireE assistance troxs otAsg uedfelnS.
It lay the toiist bic, ooEnting With.
cat itS being sasPssed rs1sdy far private dis
Oases.
TreadSs Oh TeneeAl Disease all 6Iectioas Isef
permanent cure, accompany eaoa sottis.
IsS full directions sst cirscisr rec fror any drussia
he United States.
Is sOIa retail for 81 sottis Tires bottles IS
h sill espOnSsle druggists And deAe in eneE Foughss
the United SsS sad at Wholesale b eli zhoeasls SrzggS
POTTRB & mERWINr- seie Proprietor
MEMPHIS, TENN.
Sold in FlFhVus By 8. v. Eendershsss, Berry Dens
Ewing Psndleton, and ~ All responsible druggstE
where. neteedtV&vIy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02

headquarters Medical DepRrtAenI,l
MELVILLE, Sept -, 1881.
accounts agAnis the MeiieS Departr Of
n The Provisional Army Of 4ennssFes required
W-rslel TO their ohcs Immediately fer settlement.
- ETdsr Of tbs Medical Board
GEOR6B L. BLAeEIB,
sep97-d twGWIW each IurgsoE and Medical Parvsyag.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02
wILLO 81 "OaD eos Gun PowuAR.

WILLOW WOOD tOH GUN Pow UBR.
WANTED DiXEOIATELT,
rnR O 'RDs OF WILLOW y GOD will % pur-hlsed in
HSS snail lots GeiiVeTei at Nashville fer which a lib
eraI price VIII be psid The WilsW may
ae sranstes being pre'srsd the larger sticks split
pArtI rot IArter the well reesd %
sf cuttGg The te uuiior y three
leng 10 and the cord will "a fee. ong, feet
high an feet troGi, containing I26 cubic let
-ALso,-
Tee thousand pouuss Potash will purchased by TIE
deEsgnei al NashTiIe. GAO " RAINS,
Maj Art. and Ord. q. 3. A.
Rs,sr e. Z. Morgan, ESQ. sep31
NOTICE TO FGAIOY HOLDE
yRoM and after is date further nsties the War
q Clause inserted il ST Open Policies Issued BY the
Company the Eaah
wills oamnsTeisJ InEuraase Company.
A. ". BUTLFR,
sserstary TEEN. Mar. and Fire Insurance co.
JAMES WALKER
sssFsts-7 o0umsrrisl TnEzrinOs csnpsES
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02

Hesars CLARK, Gregory COIGsnta purchased bottles
81 yenr AnGross Oil, which hSs given rre satisfaction In
Cole, Toothacas and usslacAe.
0yTustsa, TGa1. GEORGE SrETART.
aerb. CLARK, Grsgory Ca Nashville, Tsnz -GertIeaen II
gives pleasure tall that your AnbrosA OIL has given
ne great relief ana than the 1s OF any
ether medisins Is
have used bottle and half OF jour Ahg osiAl OH
and from the it has given Rheumatic STEERING,
Tosd NOT be without the aay F
provided could net get Al R-5psetfuly,
". O. PUEsLE1.
RlnkEold, "a Sept 81 1859. aSil-dEwRE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02
sEQUEsFRATION NOTICE
Receiver for the Confederate states In
Middle Teuuessee,

slPDeiVGr Tot ODuItWCFaIB oNUIe8
Middle Tennessee
To al lrhOa u may CSHeern:-
HHEKEBY notify each and every citizen aESR former part
trustee thsr person. DO dag ling lands
tenement shtte doss nghtss sttrstI 81 sfary
Gescrit o. owned any Ge8 SR6OR Of the Con-
rate States, rpsr The to UrSg when Prise
giving description VIXEN kIsEn, Of tie
names cTsitor Of debts, with the
become due.
For v1I defa1 il tbs the party IubSetI hz sslf to s
penalties Of ths Act liable for dSHSs ssnesal
od lke, &c. asquits him Of responsibility
the squsreih hscT Of Nashville, v. Z.
Bsrry's sookttore. .. Z. COCKRILL,
Sspt 49, Sid IN kB3n CCafSdsrais States KsssiVss
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02

The city, 60 let The ensuing Il possible refer to
you for your inspection report of the city Treas
urer aud Recorder, showing the receipts and dis
bursements for the Municipal year just closed. In
these you will find the fields in which you are to
labor, and the means which are entrusted TO your
hands
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Recruits Wantei
For sale.

AR BEN FCRD deTrs form osupsny Of Light lAflAS,
yz desirins volunteer will please report themselves
It No. :, Cedar street rear Public Square. EPs7-d v
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HAYH renewed Shoe sstAbiShE TO arse Ne
sGs Tia Pubss square, door MsrrsE 4 sea
Where soald Be plsassa to former isBd
And SsA .AdsaVSr Al all tin TO keep hard general
net 81 Home Made ksotB End SD y "a as gna
varty EAd at IS ley the price jssy
Army ssah an Hhsss and Al kinda ofheaJ kept store
made to Sfdsr.
Hghest market prise paid for Hides and Leather
SIS SIT JANIS ". HAMILTON
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00NNEgCIs6 TE0RSrlI sEF7IKsER ga lss

OUNNhNtIN6 IHUASIAI 8bPIAKsAk 9S.A l5SfI
Trains will foIloRsI
3:3O P N-AsmphG BIPress-RIAs DAily-RAkes airSst
ccEuesiios with al PsiHs sSuth West. Distance shorter
sud Il ne less than ~ sRy other Route
Through Tickets for sale Al Ticket 0hee in L. B. RaoAd
Dspot, to Memphis, hiskEsa, Paris, Humboldt AsHsnrs,
jscsson, New Orleans and Mobile,
The Re ua- Freight TraiH leaves nashville HoEdAyS,
Wednssdy aad FTidA At \ y, and Ai IN HAshViS
Tuesdays, ThUIsliys and saturdays at g ? N
A. ANDERSON,
sp27-tf RsoeV4
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u. o. BRooKs, Captain.
RsEs' Regt., Tenn. Vol.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02

FENO exchange tWszty woodland in he sisy
4 siNa,hVlIls fer Og properly Or Negroes ApSlvo
3. r. RAY
sept u stafs arital
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1t is useless, in this connection, 10 eal your at
tention further than to the enera coadon of this
Department. Whatever causes have heretofore
contributed to give an uneasacss To the public
mind in relation TO this branch of your duties,
trust have been removed. and under the manage
Mt of the present able, efficient and learned Su
perintendent, aided and sustained as he doubtless
viii be by the Board OF Education snd the public
our schools will it is greatly to be hoped, 60 on as
theyhave begun in increasing prosperity to success
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-02

The duties OF this department have, by the abb
sence Of the Chief Engineer for more thaa two
months, deVOlyed upon hls Assistant The csuse of
the absence Is unknGwl to the Mayor, and he is
left to presume it is permanent. therefore declare
the Office Of City Engineer vacant, and recommend
that the be filled at the frat regular meeting
OF the Council; and would also most respectfully
suggest that the C1Hce of Assistant Engineer be
abolished.
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Nj. LUSKEY 81 co,
MANUFACTURERS OF
PERCUSSION VI ATCMEs.
For Rent from Ist Of october, 1864

TWO story Irsk Dvslling On living Avenue four large
besides ktrhsE ss-vants' room, cellar, and WOOD
Aouss- Will sell 7or'ion Of tie Furniture Apply to
y. II. BWINd 4 Co,
seP24- div Corner Church nd GoicEs strse'B
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soasonable Rcasy-sgade CtOIsing
RenOFeh.

DENJ TsHHLDTE 60 have Iars - 70 e.
Ehish Re soasgEer WEhss to S5sia lo hnrzain
ssP 4-df BRSJ Y. s. IEL co.
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the undersigned On College street, two
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-30
A FRIENDLY INTERVIEW WITH
THE REBELS.
-
CorssponasEcs o. me n. Y. Triburs-

COr,spona,Ees o. The n Y. Thburs-
W.slrxrrox seyt g. 1851.
I have Just learned the particulars Of two inter.
views which took plsee on Sunday hast between
some members Of Colonel Hayes sih Pennsylvania
Regiment ard the Virginia l3d Rebel, stationed on
opposite banks Of the Potomac at Great Falls. The
river is here no, more than hundred yards wide,
aud tho pckets on both sides have occasionally
hailed each other. On Sunday the Rebels invited
some of our men across stating that IL they would
leave their aTms behind them they would receive
hospitable treatment, and be allowed 20 return.
One Of the Pennsylvania boys stripped, Planged in.
and swan over. lie was helped NJ the rocks by
Yiigiui4 captain who gave i'm his ovsrcoat 70 wear
and proposed that he should take drink Of whisky.
"If | drink ssid the soldier, "it must be to Oar
Country" every good, said the Rebel officer, Il
will join you: Here's 10 our country" And the
1ncu on both rides of the river joined in a hearty
cheer. TIE man remained an hour or two, and then
swan back. a little nebulous from the many heallhs
he had been obliged TO drink.
In the afternoon several Of The Rebels returned the
visit. They were cOuTtoOus'y entertained, and e1'
changed buttons with our men, as souvenirs OF the
interview. Owe don't care anything about the
war;" said they, "snd don't want TO fight, bu. we
can't help II. You Pennsylvauians are like friends
and bro;he1s, and we wish We had those id
South Caroinians against US instead Of you" One
Of the Virgins officers took of bs gold sleeve but
TONS having no other dsposablo gift at hand and re-
coived quarter eagle in return. GOOD Lordp
said ne, otis been long time since I've seen such
a piece Of money" They were all anxious 70 know
the popular sentiment Of Pennsylvania and the other
Border States IN relation 10 ;be war, ard seemed
good deal depressed at learning the truth. They ap-
peGred to 10 tolersby well clothed and fed, and did
not complain Of their condition.
Two Of the soldiers exchanged letters from their
sweetheats. Various exchanges Of newspapers,
&C., we've also made, and in the sct our men re-
ceived letter from sister Of one Of the Rebels,
without the owners knowledge. ] had an oppOr-
tunity Of reading the letter this morning. md give
you an interesting extract theIefrom; "Tase care
Of your clothes the writer ssyrl, for don't believe
there s yard Of stuG for shirts or clothing in the
whole county. There is not, IN n arloe county, a
poanl Of ee6,s or a popad Of sagGr. Mr.. ------
usos honey in her tea. Send some Of your money
nome when yoB get it."
II appears, from other paris Of the letter. ths! the
country hes been entirely striped Of cloth, shocs,
coffee ana sugar. in order that the army may he sup
Piled With the present enormous prices Of all those
articles in the South, il is difficult to see how those
supplies can be Kept Up much longer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 30 1861.

tutional liberty heretofore IN their struggles TO se-
epre II animated by the brightness Of example,
we viii remain IN The Uuion, and oiuing heart and
hand with the faipiul everywhere, expeBd orr
treasure and orr bllod in pcrpe uaiing what our
fathers expended their treasure and blood in estao-
lkhiog
Di-carding oil mere party proDp'ings as not only
nnsuted bit degrading 10 The occasiop II Is our I'M
reratiye Obligation, a. we reverence the deal ana
love tho living, 10 rally aronnd the AdrnnSfraiinn-
cheering, apulandng, aiding them, to tie fullest
of our ability in heiFpreseut mighty efforts
10 crush the reason. There rfOrs mnst sncceed.
No cause long be maintained which rests 90 bro
ken faith and vinlatet pledges. From thee we
know, the worll kpGws, The rebellion originated
The conspators who nj tied IL have for years, been
steathiy engaged in the almost Gendlsh purpose.
oaihe--what were they 10 them what were they
ever to traitors They only the better 10 con-
ceal and work ont the Intended treason. and, de-
Vehief. by whom are their armies led by men,
elucs'ed clothed, fed at the expense Of the nation,
and owing whatever honest fame they possess 70 its
protection and confidence. And how are they dis-
charging their iraitOrous task Deludng sti fur.
tier the mistaken bat honest citizens OF the South
they, from the rst have Lost orssion TO Gil their
cara with the or sseSt tilseroos, hbeling, With that
END, tie very soldiers with whom, under whore
com nand they had as listed IL uuint,iug the honor
Of our fag--s,i Iiers WHO thy know as humane
as hey are valiant AMI honorable.
a cInse 80 beginning mauiained cannot long
Withstand the iighrfdl authorty and therefore the
almost 1niimitsd power OF the Goyernment-a
Government from s birth se'uflug throughout ia
entire llnis more Of individual hsp mess snd social
pro periiy than man before e"joyed, and never
more fruitful Il these blessings than NJ the very
nent when treason rtised s u, hnllowed hands, for
the mere sake OF individual aggrandizement and
power 70 des,roy il.
Wh1i IL 20 be done in snch an emergency true men
cau easily dcr3e. The question, in the language Of
HeDry Clay in 1850, when anticipating such catas-
trorbe adns of" 5utoa, posstbtc0 the P0rcr,
ne authority, and dignity Of The q U.rHHeHt opgh
III BE- maiHtamed, and reststance PIT dOra az eccTy
kG-1rd."
Let the voce of Maryland in the coming election
speak trum e-lougued Lhai delermDa,ioD and beside
that H. will IL yreat measure, rescne Us from the
direst ealamtes OF the oufie; il ~il rry dismsy
10 the Rebel leaders, and do as much, If hot more -
arrest them in their unboy career than the loss Of
batleS. With great regard your obedient servant,
WaLbtagtoa, Sept %, Ig6l. REyERDY JOHNSON.
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FROM PMsLADELPHIs.
The Coming Winter-m anufSefurisg Ar'i'-
iy-The Public EeeIiny--sundrics'
from our Own Correspondent

Erom OuT 1--WE NoEGcsEoeoo1s-
Pun .DgLPnIA, Sept. -, 1901.
The pauperism Of great city has always been
variable quantity, auctrating between Summer
and Winter and times either flush or dull. crisis
of any kind aNscs il Immediately and very TeFoop-
tibly Indt ed Il Is held by some observers that the
real intensy Of er,s is to be measured by the In
crease of paupersm beyond It's usual average. On
der any aspect of business, the approach OF winner
drives an army of the sick, the helPless' ard the
lazy, TO hybernste in the AlmsHouse. 1t Y when
Winter and crisis occur simultaneously, that tue
figures areworth examining. In the city OF New
York In 1881, there was pauper in i25 persons; IN
1874. in 80; in 1855, in "a and in 1897, IN only
II. These are the figures given BY the Association
for the Relief of the Poor in Sew-Sork Ii was the
crisis Of 1857 which 20 greatly incrasei tie PsuPer
ism Of that year over all o:heB The pTeseni one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-30
PROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Wore enforotncnts-Trocps for Hstirras
Operations OF Oh. Navy-A Flag Of
Truee-snierpstiag from f;ici,ssond-
Rebel Army, and Plans.
From Orr spech, co.TespOadsr

u
KoRTEEsS NoxRos, Sept g. 1851.
Following she Indiana 2oth yesterday c.snio the
Pennsylvania 4Sih, to-day, On the Georgia. They
went into eneampmen,s AZ Camp Hamilton, where
they will n nainat least Il is understood that they
will no. be sent TO Hetteras for me present. The
Ssh Is the old 9Th Pennsylvazia regiment thoagh Ia
their army regulation ants they would scarcely be
recognized. Mosl OF the men having beea through
one campaign, The regimen; will doubtless take good
rank at once.
Seven evnipenie. Of the Indianians win embark in
the spaalding Cor HatteI1s this evening. The other
three companies, under the Leu.enan,-COlone, win
remain e.. Camp Hamilton.
II is Understood that farther retnfomements for
this deraIimen. viii lcsgh bsie b an early day. Is
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,ho olaor regiments distinguishes them OF
-, Tram the recent arrivals. In this, as in
evsrv other way, the delay in action at this
pont will prove to be vaat gain to the nation.
At the grand cavalry and artillery review this
afte noon, an Austrian cavalry officer, just
arrived, remarked to me that he had never
seen finer material for an army.
Al the same review bad an opportunity of
contrasting Mcclellan with q score of generals
and princes. There were Mcdowell, Porter,
Ke,es, Blenker Smith, and Marcy, all manly,
gallant faces and figures OF true military bear
ing; COLI. De TrObfiand and SOlm-Solm, with
their dazzling, cbivalresque air; the Prince de
Joiuvc, twisted and stopping, oungiDg on his
horse; the Orleans Princes, with their mid,
amable faces, and aspect Of laDguld interest,"
in all q most remarkable group OF figures. "A
horse's length in advance sat the smallest man
of the party, brold-sbOuldered strODg-cbe.ted,
strong-neckeJ, aud strengthened, one hand upon
his hip, while The other, by an occasional rapid
motion, flung some communication to the pass
ing squadrOns Of cavalry, The visor of his cap
was we'll pulled down over his eyes, yet not q
man in the lines escaped bis observation. His
glance seemed TO take in at one tie whole
spectacle, yet without losing any of its smallest
details. "He is a Commander" said my AUG
TRAN friend. Something III his figure, his attl'
tude, AMI the square, tenacious set OF his jaws,
reminded mo stukiGgly OF Fi,ld Marshal Rsdet-
sby scanned the liaes Of bis face IN vain Tor
= fsYatAt tt
All was cool, firm, prompt determined, and
self-rellant. Ii DO does not justify tho hopes
and expectations Of the nation, physiOgnony Is
Of no value.
it il very evident 10 me that We have passed
entirely Through the first stage Of our diff
culties. The People, thank God, have come
ont Of the trial nobly and whatever fluctuations
Of policy the Government may have heretofore
experienced, it now seems TO have settled
object in view. Besides, the extent Of tie re-
6eiOn is now clearly sscfrtained, its utmost
strength has been put forth and thus the bat
te.feld is made clear, So that We can count
numbers and inspect positions. Nothing but
some immense bunder can change the aspects
of the field. The man who despOnds now is
half traitor j. T..
i. ST. see, by recent telegram, that .
lancaster paper denies "by authority" my
statement that Mr. Buchanan sent portrait
of Mss Lane to the Aimanac de Gotta.
That the portrait was sent and in the ex-
Presidents name, my information is too direct
to be doubted, and the explanation suggested
that the publisher Of the Almanac was hOa1ed
by somebody--is undoubtedly correct. Having
originally made the statement, it is just that /
should repeat this explanation, which every
American VII be grat.fed 20 hear. u. T.