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"A Lieutenant attached ~ . ro..s1
o:Sekaq1ng feet off Charleeion xr;9ee u Ine
M9M York paper: "11ses illus TO
win be Be sse ass easnest1y @ u hope that descent
ienels be hit il supt Whers = pE.Ge, and the
E"1as Eefe mat Charleston can he tstaaaufL 49, aufL I
viii ~ ~ a exceeding ten thousand M, WILD
Ietegoh 81. 5oh nov It can be done. aao
ont ang e4sa ts.as arrangements bamade thst v;.,
thnneay 10y 1ass Or noise, force Of n., ana3a "ith-
ttaouEona men shau be thrown M he hsome ten
Est Esi Transports, and let The ghina aaa ~ cur
4i us suddenly collected hare at ahea.. " lo1s
~ 81 u me e arrival OF the troops, TFen h tae
nief4T ns9e a.! tne necessary pssparations. ahnHt
FRI 20 i, iet the deet aud t1anspcr1s niate
lG1t 70 Use northwsrd, and when Rit1,;, hg s;,;a
o. charleston, then suddenly, md uner eael s,ent
:; nsot, move to stono, about eight In;ies
then.t, an1, Under cover of the shIps' en-s
~ ha.osn n snore the troops and sesneu. carry,
1asSa 1atteIy There, and sezc and hold he ~
nFsssss ~ ,al oack upon in case it ehonld BECOME
~ tsefsessIy. Then force march upon Charjaxs9'
!oe, takugit in the rear, iaYes: it. md the a,4+
csra Sas possession, tie batteries and forts nast
ses: lhs Eecessionists have here but abont
IeS eeh tnousand men a11 told and they never
sa.sd 1e1G ~ any time, more than twelTe thou
sheas much II they could sc1spo together % gsveg
.na ssSna 5;1 lighters. These would be scattered
<t.u HiFlCe0 On the coast, and a. proper feinf
thaaa HUI Probably concentrate thcm, or put
rnt eb ~ IN N Hnoh9a for place wherc We should
MM us Hnen they arrived
.,,a Me tt eou1dk knock them into ssn1ithereeaa,:
houi eGe Stronghold and den Of this internal re
9e1lon Id eur hands, epof bye to secessino
os sgt -! =. us heresies: It would, have ) beator
eis q taaa The taking OF forty Rtchmonds;
on, eSsaest!y hopa that some demonstration |
c:imsfs mese a here As 10 TIE eifec.s ef ,ihc |
~ ill.,, asa season upon oar t.oops, taere "a
~ Attie osoger; the city u generally healthv
- ~. a. .. o eoaset M ehoult occupy Ohariestos'
, 1861-08-06
Letter from Gen. Rut1a-

Inc 177ost7@ prints letter from Gen Rnt1e,
70 the Secretary Of War, in which he nstes ototes
tnas at the time Of receiving orders to forwsra
tlooEs 70 Warrington, he was prenari7o fn-
an ADVANCE movement on Yorktown. ho9,i1,r- tu1
~ cripple 1he resources of the enemv tba-s
es espeeil!y oy seizlDg large Quantity of ne''
g1oes, Who we're being IMPRESSED info = tha;,. ag
ssfYlce making entertainments. Nc. ene1e
uEn. bntler states that he has now this a;5a
~ hampton, 500 negroes, 800 be5nV aha.
pod1ea men. and desires instrncfione fE,,,, 4t'
department regarding them. - ot' sne
A1tef discussing the status upnn which ~,
sln!e sa Rcmen and children thus free1 fro,,,
taelf masters, are to be considered. he wae
ccnpelled By his own reasoning to 1oolr n1'o4, mA
tnem Is men and women, not Tree horr DFu% ~
3Iee, manu1nitted and sent fertI, ron ft,a Hs
= 14nd that held them, never to he rrc1a;,naS "a
T he would have no doubts how to nrocee5 -
L ae not seen an order from General McnoI,s.1
1o!a.pqiQai1e ~ fugitive slayea to be harhora5
i nlinln me lines. If the enforcing nf that
olaer ls the policy Of the GoTernm.nt aa ~
soluleT ne ls bound to enforce It steadfsat1.@ e
aot cneeftu1ly, but should take a W;ieIv 3;f
1erEnt as1 course II left to his own discretion
g. 1Ae Genefal concludes rs follows: n n iova1
e1.late, would put down eeryile ;nsnrrz.o' zss1
uon. 1u N state Of rebellion, I wonid cnnf;s-
eats "a last which Tas used to oppose nv srrna
~ ha .ahH ~ tnat property which CONSTITUTED
lne Wea1ta Of that State aud FURNISHED IA
usAns oy which the war is prosecuted hea;dss
oelog me cause Of the war; and # n so A.
rg, II should be objected that human be;,,"z W.
Geas Sbast olougnt to the free enjoyment Of liz
DEITY ay and the pursuit Of happiness. arcb NJ n5,
~~A'ou n'eat not require much consideration.
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:Eesuls..iII thzosft Ai4 vhlo1e ireei,aeat, 1b.-
neSe nmetts nd 1nea.Wo1M cfids Ito t9o, the
JaHs Of he'll, II be o11y5::led them: 9ars1y II Il
>1mll.ta1y worth --aad not political ~cQnsfders-
uons govern theeEhmee, John: B. Wvmna
.e49uld be the ft8t sszzi9a: IN Illinois honored
WITH an offer cf e Br3ssdieT GeuerIlship. = >
1esterday = detachment Of # tHentT OF: our.
zen zen under Lieut.. Beardeley,; LEFT -RoIIa f:1r'
efl1n2feld-as addlk lkfonI Enard to thn1nf93{v
tiaso. It was thought that Capt B1Wen's
company Was not sufficient. -.
me detachment consisted Of tMo u1ea from;
@eGn company, who We1J arranged as cavalry:
foar hundred and ffiy men Of Col 8Iaefa
lselment under Major BishoH, came to this
Eqst ytste1day-on their WeJ to st. Louis,
1.: 1Gey Win be disbanded there, but perhaps be
Our Acjutant, harry Porter, came In from
Springfield last evening. Hereports the force
ol Lyon only $500: The three montfs' az.
lla1gement has been the cause Of this diminu-
llen n his fozeea-1 It can't be helped, but It Is
greatly to beregretted.
News came yesterday Of the finding Of two
more bodies of secessionists killed In tfa
Lane's Prsiric fight. One Of them is a brothar
o. Elder-already'k known to have been EIled
IN that skirmish.
One Of the -4ri4ates in the regiment acc,-
denily discharged his gun while cleaning It
yesterday, and blew of part of his right hand.
ne 1s doing well to-day.
There is some trouble on the Railroaa-
owing to the failure Of the officers in paving
sne employees. No payments have been made
lor eH months, and It is feared the men will
strike It will be all ffght if they don't inter-
hen they must look out for Col. Wyman.
, 1861-08-06
Return Of the NIlchtgan Fdr.t,

Ihe 1st Regiment Of Michigan yolunteera
were received at Detroit, On their return fnom
the war, last Friday afternoon. Their recen.
tlon vas grand popular ovation, all business
helng suspended for the day, that the whole
city might do honor to the braves. The first
OF the Western regiments to leave for the seat
Ct war, they are also the first to return. after
8 short but eventfu1 and e7ery-way honorable
campaign, In which they hare proved them.
selves, by the deeds Of Manassas, and the dead
whom they have left in Virginia, Returni,p
now, with torn banners and depleted ran,xa
pattle.Worn and weary-their Colonel wounded
and prisoner-the city TINT had sent them
1olth with rejoicing conld do no less thai, re-.
Give them as it did, with an enthusiasm
that exhausted, almost, the fountains Of the
heart' They had been IS hours on the way
bringing with them such Of their wounded ~
could bear the journey, (and these filed car
by themselyes,) and they we're necessarily
much 1atigued. They were marched. bnw.
ever 1hfough some of the principal streets:
hstened to an address OF welcome by c.
"a1ker, Esq.; md received collation.. These
we're the formal oferings-while tho informa1
we're the warm personal greetings, the shouts
OF men and showers Of boquets, The rep,.
ment will be mustered out Oh the 9Th and 7Ih.
and reformed at once, with IN infusion of
fresh soldiers, for the war. On the yery morn.
1Eg Of Bull Run, Col Wilcox enlisted sIxtv of
them for the war.
, 1861-08-06
N0RTHWE EsTRRN TRnoes

1t IS beginning to be admitted thai on
that fatal field where so many regiments Of
the Federal army did well. our Nortb-
western 1egiments-the Minnesota, the
Michigan and the I'd Wisconsin-did no
biy: The latter, infamous1y differed, Ia
bored under disadvantages that they could
not prevent; but the conduct Of the men
was above all praise. By and by when
the New York journals get through claim
ing all the credit Of the battle for the mon
Of that State, the country will know TINT
they were the gallant boys of the West
WHO bore the brunt Of the terrible fray.
Lit Us who are akin to them, though Iii
nos had no troops there to share the VIC
1ory and divide the disgrace, do them the
justice which others are slow to award
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haye been spared, and sent to Washington: 81 !:
and their presence and aid at Bull RIM
might have changed the defeat at least in,
to a drawn battle, if not a victory A
!. drawn battle would have resulted IN a r..
.ueat nom Manassus of tho rebels, as large
1eintonements would have been sent far.
ward to our army, while the ei,env had
the ground. ~
1t il now known that the maior n,rt of
the rebel force at Yorktown. wae d;s.
fa'cheo 10 Manassus and took part lin
tie M ae.len:-.: Tl!netz Mel Dowelps army
fought three rebel armies combined, while
two Federal armies, one of $4,000 under
:Ratteraon,s and another. of ID, 600 under
Butler lay idle. Is It any wonder that onr
gallant troops we're deteatedS
, 1861-08-06
4 Reasonable Organization IN H.,.
Geek County.

ne nave reliable intelligence that there ia AN
olgan1zea bard Of traitora1 in Hancock conntr
N tn1e state, whose object it is to AID rehe1licn
Il; n every way IN their power. The clfizena ~
l9ihoul1 4nd other towns in that county haye
olganlzed Home Guards to protect themse1ves
ssalnst q, the depredations of this la81ess hand
tae IMtofous organization is said TO be CHIEF.
= unoer me control Of pettifoggirg laWyer
~ Aoga5ta, q colsln Of the notorious Jim
u,een, 81 Mlesouri. The names Of the ]ead.
~ o. LIE febe1 crew are in the possession Of
W. ntate author1t1es, and measures will be Al
9aee la5en 10 bring the offenders to iustice
viii soon find Hancock COUNT fno hot ~
mold them. There is 8 kw to reacb 4tbs tbann ~
and IN addition to the Law there ia an
spl1ft OF loyalty in Illinois, fhat vii nj b-f'1
me presence Of traitors Ia the State o4Gvn IN
PesPle nave long given traitors in our .osast .
an:s1luae NY As1luae N the expression of treasonoh1a
sssAnMenta s.ta and the utterance of treasnrsh1
Lolea!s, put th1s foTbearane will be M 1or<-a,s
e1e;e eised. 11aitoEs in Illinois mnst l6eI,
s sslns nIeak up their organizations. or ieave
~ ~ aGate. IL they are seeking to bresR mn
shs GovernmEnt they have Lo ripht r. ~
nele, and they want to aiC r.belIinn ~ +hae he
aaou1 pe compelled to 70 8:.ere thar III III
snare ats dangers. ulinos csn1ot at1,r5 = +a TX
esase IN her borders the prefer ce Of men ~ tS
seeA q 70 compass the defeat and death ~ 49,
T. m3ty lnousand of her soH who are l., ~
- neiH M ~ me support Of tho Union. Treasns
u !tuhols must be dug ND ,root md $3.50
aA4 NON Is the time to do it o''aeu
ne have assurances thai the traszo...,.
blsaon bmsaaalzsuon IN Hancock viii be snee;ti1
oloEs Gp, and its members made IN III 41J tEJ
OF . violated laE.-Aate .3o,sypaJ 1ns
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Treason In New York.

trfom the Evening Post, Frid,J.7
Inc following in large letters on a 1arus
nshoell' is canspicuouh1y posted at several
Places around the city this morning. Crowdz
OF people we're attracted to read il:
The people awake. Enemies at born.
Hsst1rg the mask Of peace {masks Of the
solden cross) as well as open foes mnst ". shs hs
~ uck down. Be not deceived Ths ad iIeet,on, D
CT me press Is 6ubordirate to the inferesta ~
3 nation Let the three Southern n1es"e ~ "
Ihls clty beware, or editors viii be assiSned r. IT,
tnem TO preserve the public welfare Feo+& "
!nas date The authority Of the people organ.
!zes ! new system Of legislation suited to Ike
llmea. Politicians will ot be permitte1 N,o ~
tt::juIe the general cause in pursuit Of smhi. IL
tlous ends The rights Of our soldiers ~ VII, b. f,s
protected. Disappointed demagoeues Vii he
fo1oloaen to aSgrandize Themselves at Their
expense. The District Attcrncyis eynecfed N ss
20 exercise his power. Traitors. male mi "a.
male, are marked. Their names enrolled ~ Mt t1
one ahall escape Southern sympathizsr an -aos aq.
auecte6 to lsaFe the State. one viii 1ne
Esy! One country: We have begun to e ac1
ffom the league Of loyalty, '~''
Az~ 1oak, August l, 1861. ''0fAs'
GOD SAVE TIE REP1B1c
, 1861-08-06
WISCONSIN.
COL nASELs' CAVALRY.
AnJTir

ApJuTAkr GEsERA1s OFF1cE.}
hase secured the acceptance Of fsSi hatfs11i,o,
OF 400 cavalry by the General Eovnrr..,n
Nltn orders to furnish horses, euuipnents ant31
atla Ellie IN tuil at the expense of fhe IInitad a
eeaaes. ssass, 1eEehy notify al persons who have
hattaiio,, hu VII IL the intention OF serving in nv
county, from the 10th to the l3th Of Anonst
ana 70 report themselves on arriving. tn me ~
ne Gonege buildings The battalion Vii hs ns
mustered INTO the service Of the United states es
49, ~ tee loIn q August, and will be under nav
paid to the place Of muster bV shortest trara ~
ea route, at the rate OF IS cents for esef, ~
mues. PfoViEion will be made for faa;I;,.n. ~
ana LOGGING, all free Of expense, as fist "a the5
49, nlt'e. Esch man should bring pair Of hIan.
n fha :s1a me little eonvenienc7s not included
&C. These who hare hotses Of the r;ohf, eP' @gap'
ny tha1 they are willing TO sell to the Gatlas
!i1 Msn1 can bring them, but no mora fhan s1ao
III ~ ee Eaid for any horse for caYnlty serTice
,nnn.,s rnn esya:iy force will be attached to Fre-
meTed from the State before October ,m ua
o1oezed to I'LL mp the Companies IN a5 1,a1 nn
each, which will enable ne to accent ~ !, e. fa1n
NOR more good riders or old cavalry men Tbamae
M,sn 70 enlist. No man will be accepted nf
~ nlsa nalc Hanlts, or Who is nota good rider.
NE at Rlgon before the 10Th inst. eA1' ~
EDWARD DANIELS, Col. Of Cavalry
EIEeTIoN OF OFFICERS Yesterday =, e1sc.
: zon on Wss held by the members Of Gait, Gsorvc
zeus's company, which belongs to tie EorfS.
TesteIn e1 Rl1ie Regiment, Col. G. KuobeIsdorf
11S " 1ollo"lng persons were elected:
Csptaln-George ZeIlo,
First Lieut.-Nicholas Dsyie
second Ltut-Chas, j, Hrlb;p
1hl1d LleIt.-Ma1tin Reininrer.
In1s Company has received orders tn re,,,;r
. C5lcago Immediately, and if not connfer.
nahdea Will Leave This af;ernoou.-T1zweH
WASHINGTON RH1Es.-We learn that Tho
n ash11ston Rihsss, Capt. Miles, have been sa
!ecepteo, aud will go into service in 4 shnrt
ne. ne capt Miles IS recruiting as fast as Dos
,ele. and vii join Capt. Bryner's reeim =nt r Of
,eeI5o: Ihose who know tapt. II. most t inti. Il.
4ateiy, have the best opinion Of lis a5iiities
ie Tnl undoubtedly prove faithful and ef15.
1elt otfceE'-aaze'oz1 Republican, I'd. ~
MILITIA or MENARD CoUsrY-Ayr Tho
nlshed enrolling the Militia Of this conntv
eslefoaI; he furnishes us the following stats-
1ent Of the result: "'se'
I6e total number Of men uetween the arez
l 10 and 45, subject to military duty. in fhe
onnt5 OF Mena1d is 070.-Atenard Tader.
, 1861-08-06

Nih1fABsE sARcAs0f.-Fron fhe Albany
'Eoar'sat' (1hurlow Weeds paper,) Of the s1st
nit: oS
NeF revelations Of the rasc,lity ofcont,acz
tols arg developing every day. K gentleman
just returned ftom Fortress Monroe shovel
us Yesterday specimen O. ..5 h,nd of afnf1
saa ms.Gn q haa been palned off upon the Govern: %
3 Meat N the way. Of shoes. This is nothinr
ICES zGan shoe Flth scoodea inner sols The
sh;,a n9nu as planed q1#n to the thickness Of a
Mo 41o made to resemble the genuine article
re trust the attention Of the State authorities
~ ~ Pc called to this outrageous swinaIe, aud
e aee onenders called to account, This species
~ ~ sconnere!lsm must be bestopped-anJ Il must
, 1861-08-06


tCo1respondcnce Of the Chicago Tribune1
HEADqCAErERs FOURTH REGIMENT, IT + ,
BALTIMORE, July q, 1861, |
Editors Chicago Tribune:
nave jnst returned from a visit tn tbe
erand Army encanped on Arlington Heights
"a visit having tWo fold purpose tn
1ooA a1tef the Welfare Of my two SONS, one o1
whom was seriously injured, and to CLEAN such
information in relation to the re.
eeht battle: as might be important tn
pace before your readers. Full and ,c.
euta1e deta1s Of the fight: ard the retreat
nase already been furnished and published.
my present object is to present few thrilling
lae!s concerning tho cruelties and barbarities
OF me rebels on the battlefield, the recitai Of
co7s 5ieh 4 By TIE blood
ought to a1ouss Tie peonie Of tSe Tort5 y Tncn
they @ haze never been aroused before. - 3A 40
le4aple young man of nv ac1na;ptonoa
member Of the "a Wisconsin Rea5mant I ntance ss:a
not. 70 ne mat, during the progress of 1.. fba
~ ast.S 1e naa picked up and carried to rayine
n,rina me- -. ~ E To9noeo companions. While sun
came IN sight, charged upon them. and 'I1G iool'
ITg 1ack IN his retreat he saw his hIeed;nr a3d
Ae1Plese comrades thrust through and thron1-f .-h
With secession bayonets. '-4' '1l'oosu
~ ausseil, OF the same regiment nf4;rrnr
~ .sae hospital building in bis charge. outside
ne Ia5ge otthe enemy 3 guns, had three 1nns
eainea upon It, By which i vas fred and ,nrn.
81 ~ as4ee R1tn the wounded it Contained Ha
@ s.ates asso, TINT the ambulances, CONTAINING
wounded men, were fired into Win fha atS
oeht intention Of destroying both. e'1'
surgeons and others connected with tba
egseIM regiments employed on the ield. maEe
s.tallaI 81 Statements In one instance. q s1nad
VI cavalry rode up to an ambulance n Tho rza-
VI tne retreat, Rhen pistol was thrust inside
a1u Eounded nun fred upon. TIE ;nhn-
nan "retehes were driven of by the f,aponats
OF q matt dozen Of our men, o-1e'e
NO douht this inhu1nan game ia +o In
plsyed oy the rebels throughout the war. ~.
81 S1T Atataons means, every barbarous method
81 s,tin svite " eraeliles and murderous devices
W. ne feeofted to, by which to make the war
On their part fercel and bloody and i ma a.
ne successful. So masked batteries are IN b.
es,a aaa1pntea-aSsasslne prowl by the waygide-
a4o along the lines Of cur pfckets. and i9eu;I'
Ifn Grizzly daAhes ont from behind enfrench-
Ge1ts q to butcher the wounded. and 1a4ta,,
[6e e Last gasp Of dying men. -t.''0A
snan rot Just rttnbution follow swift1v |
~, IL surrey: saa4 Hf hesitate, and delay. and !
~ Hs sue =, Heah and tlnn1d policy any lonpers
, ~ ia1, II seems TO me, the policy has been to !
hem; to treat treason with & 1istinani.ha9 noii
,enslderation j" to heal the desperate ma1aGu
! ! rene!non with sugar-p1um, All the whf1s
le oouLa mas grown more defiant and strooo~
J loftlhed From the first it 1as been teTE
ny N earnest, and we have met it's earnest.
less as though It were a pleasant and innn.
enl JOKE. The hour has arrived for ser;one-
@ less ahd determination on our part If w.
'oulo hot see our country die. A.C.B
, 1861-08-06

Ihe State Of Tennessee has ordcred the
CONSUMPTION Of all free colored men he.
tween the ages Of Is and 55, within her
UNITS, to serve in the rebel army, and of
all Tree colored women fit 1or service. for
camp and hospital labor. The conscrin.
ton has already gone into effect and larre
numbers OF the unfortunate blacks are fee
ing northward. The Cincinnati Gazett
not1ces the arrival Of several squads in that
city, who have been compelled to abandon
all their property and escape for their
lTes, or else take up arms against the Gov
ernment.
There is degree Of efficiency, resolu-
ton, daring, and consistency in this act Of
me Tennessee traitors which commands
our admiration, if not our apnrova1
ihe negroes have been compelled many
long years to support the South BY their
labor. Why should not the South comnel
them to fight her battles, as well? Anv
argument which answers for the one will
answer tor the other. There is nothing
wonderful IN this, but we do wonder what
"ul be the effect Of such an act on the loval
millions Of the country who have tried to
peneEe that it is both possible and nroner
to put down the slaveholders's rebellion
and sass &aaeay for tie rebels at the same
tlme Here are the traitors who have
plunged the country into war, repudiated
their debts, prostrated business, and sent
pirates upon the ocean to prey upon pri-
Vate property-actually driving negroes.
under the lash, to shoot down the soldiers
OF the Union ! It seems to US that General
McDowells proclamation, forbiddine me-
groes to come within the Federal lines On
any .pretense whatever, is likely in
be violated; because if Maior-General
bishop Polk or 11ajor-General Pierre
d. Toutant Beauregard should order .
regiment Of these Tennessee blacks to |
shaIge bayonets on the loyal army, they
n'9ht come within the sacred lines without
cave. The proper order for Gen. McDow- |
Ill TO give in that case would be char1e
The reader Of Knicker-
History Of New York might call |
Q mind the famous plan Of Peter the
ieadstrong for fighting the Yankees
This redoubtable chief it will be remem.
'ered discarded powder and ball and
SaSed war with general orders"
, 1861-08-06

f1AcnfQuEn B1ls-A proposition that is
70 scme extent embodied in the Treasury
Note bill Of Congress, in providing ior the Is.
sue Of circulating notes in denominations "a
fmael as Is, VAS made in the House lately hg
Hon. Mr. Wright Of Pennsylvania, for an issue
OF oae hundred millions Of excheouer hills as
he called them, in Sums Of SO, 40. $50 sim
and $500, the same to be a circulating ma,
cium among the people, bearing no iuterest
but alTays 1edeemab1e at par, either in pav'
ment Of dues to the Government or In the
purchase OF Q. s. bonds. When used in the
purchase Of bonds they 1ere to be cancelled
but When received Is taxes, etc, they mieht
be Issued again. This would have given tbo
States uniform basis Of circulation. and tn
an amount large enough to meet and snnnlv
any local want. The proposition embodied in
the act Is for smaller notes, bearing interest.
but It will be always difficult, on notes pasa.
ing 50 freely from hand to hand as these are
deelgned to, to realize any part of the interest
until the whole is picked up by the fortunate
rossessor.-
, 1861-08-06
Death Of a Distinguished Bt.1,on

from private telegraphic dispatch re-
eeaFed IN this city on Saturday night, ne learn
OF Inc sudden death Of Bishop BoymAS of
me Episcopal Church in PENNSYLVANIA. He
olea near Pittsburgh, on Saturday morning,
August Sd, whilst travelling on his officia1 i1n.
ties. He has been two or three years R;sbon
ana was universally beloved for his purity Of
character and holiness Of life, and admired for
his learning and ability. '
Bishop Bowman was the brother of co,
Alexander q. Bowman, U. s. L., command
ant at West Poi1t, and uncle Of the Rev. Dr
cafkson OF this city. His loEs will be deeply
1elt throughout The whole Episcopal Church.
No man in the House Of Bishons VIVA ,,,-o
respected,
, 1861-08-06
TIE URten Men or Ka.+n.,r

:, Tha I1-;.l. u NEE0EMCEy.
tbe 1r1,a-. cnes'eF tKy.) Natioaaz Jzio,, has
IN. NM mo G"tng :" nm outbuzst Of patriotic e1o.
W. a4 4e n VIEW of the Bull Run dsaster.
fore III sae H1aea @ea Of TIE loyal States swear b..
II the Teasu1y-eTery % n,a5 teSa e6itas s Of money
eaT, enan ns freely given to uphold ths hSsI *
h. 9aea, Al Idea Of a compEomise - 1H .nN aov-
beno4ab1s be 1ssst b to secuted 40 s
th;s nn tssss eonspraeT = but asH.t ehe tray + vh1s
1ment against our liberty, against al e oee1n sezf
1eat 1 We hold dear can be quelied i Is is'f faa
~ saa men everywhere to do al in their no o1sr s-
ho.s 10 sFqsh 4 i Men and money! miiIiops nil "I 81
9Srn ao5 ta9 h. asease e our Abery When
son It Manaysss asG ef q te hsanccess their tea
aWalts them; defeat, rout. sIanshtez rsteas AZ
WIG and hot that its heat shan onlE he ~, ~
psssed By that Ee Of IRE lint vi; g.,f of sa rs
t's'tors in the world that is TO c5ue" M A9' 'ae
, 1861-08-06

i,a;ya!I q GAFIuRE AND AN Sc1pEkr.-A curious
ture Of the secession prize Enchantress eus az
Z .ne eeg gqab9at ,;Albatross approached f,tr' she
a3,e 3asDgn. ~ sny, and when hailed replied tbat
% sae "as 1Eom Newburyport, bound eS to aanta .ntl
pea1ed @ o. 81 iba th1s moment the negro cook % aps
into he sea qa'Hale, VIII S;ging ont as he ieapsd
eao Goa,s sake, save me, captain shc,a n 90 tor
:eesher, bound to Charlestoa!'' 4 KAT = So se-
nlimed,ate!y lowered to save The nee.ro a1S nas
noaza the brig On examining her psper. a1a 14
bnt abe 4u Was ast 9er reply te The hail true
Prize crew On board. Her cargo is f4 49, =
eIass assorted goods, suitable for the Uaions
, 1861-08-06

WHLKGToS's WAY w11H NoscoHR.7
Ak1s.-We1iDgton's plan would be . good
one to enforce sgainst those whose curiosity
e gee = stronger than their patriotism to fienf.
~ mnen lmportnned at Brussels By numbef Of
tman ne amusement 4 seekers among his own coun-
preaching battle 1t Waterloo. be at once % cap- ap
scented, and ordered them mmedi,tes s1 to oJu hs
aimed, equipped, and to take the;r 81 " Gs G
shonid bo ia1ks ssns Wath the solder General seott
in at{etsa . e5afs e ct that
sve Of battle, should be- al .ns a.d nnes On the
~ n9s a Where his curiosity can h pG N
A2a a1s PRESENCE be inside ussfhI w satsshed