, 1861-05-15

The Government and Refol Armies
Compared.
o1T1oE1A-These, 80 far a. thslr attaln-
ments and science arc concerned, maJ be
considered u equal-an having bsen edu-
called at West Point. The Government, bow
ever, has t.ice u (6>of these In their EN-
ploy rs ths;1sseh hs1s.
so1Dxzs,-Tbs Northern soldier haa BY
na:ureia stronger and znrs Rexay eenstttutlon
than the southerner. Accustornea to regular
employment, hia muscles are morn developed,
and his mind better disciplined The South.
ern army will be eomposed Of gentry, poor
whlta traab, and those who ata impressed,
aud will contain fur less intelligence than the
Northern.
DRn1>-At tho time Of thu takinn of snr.
ter, taking into the seconnt II Ma.ssehn,,tt,
ana nnooe aelano n-.,1tia, and the volunteer
solalefs IN o-Aer free States, there were as
'1a' and II well drilled soldiers, exclusive OF
the regular army, At the North, IL there we're
At the South. Add TO this, tha, ten Thousand
| soldiers In the regular army, and Ill the trained
men amongst the foreign population Who
have volunteered, and the North was' far +
ahead at that TINA. Blnee then, thar North
having trained In regiments and e@mpa' has
improved much moss rapidly than the South
eS,. s.s ~ ~ ,anr - san1;c 1910 and 1ors
,..,0 s - -. ean+h.,..-
r.-t1,,.--rs ~ :-.Ths Jsov1-rnm.nt having m
.h+,aa.ncs ~ money md creait .nd >tba North
h-ino .ccnstomea 10 m,ke within her~o1a
ho-der. averv article If eo1,,nnent mad IN
var the Government srrny Il, win yery soon S.; s.
noat nerfact1y eoufppsd.'' The rebei army On
the contrary, VIXEN the embargo becomes com
p1ete, snd when they shal11 n21vea uzed up the
soant supply Of materials which they low
hsye on hand. must bs, greatly deficient In
boots and shoes, IN ifortus. blankets, tents,
&c &C. -
r> ,xr,,,,o,,u uys aaa ,s,o,nta of
~. 1.-oa ~ ,,n,.hsr ~ s+a,a, ~ .r,,: whto,, ~.
aacada5 ststes toot bnt tls.a - ,,,o.t,v
the AID. .fashfoned rnnstets wtic7, n.v be can.
sfdered a. nerfect,v worthless in this war. OF
the improved Minie lilies manufactured by
the &: vernment, only about one half of the
nnn,her xeent +o tb- sonshtrn States Tbere
ia mo usnufacturer of .ma11 .rns To .nv. exr,
tent In the elaya States. The North now has
~ i,,a anna made A. the Goyernment 49,
~.' wa "'4s's >. t ~. :, ~ ~ ~. -tnory
sb,.ns a. u,4f,-a ~ .ns 1880 s.,a" maes W oo11 ana
sua1 ps ~ n'lolo' ana osoef extensive pr;
49,: ~ s,. .1a.a ~ - ~ m'1 NV 'ehs urge Or
49, ssee aus w Sns l1'R'a a1'o FRANCE
ha,~o = - - -.a...z. w 1 ~ ~ p.s lof Ana no en-
within honnd. IN ~ .+hst - ~. san,as ~ - ~
three month. thu North vii h.1s t,vs u +;r,ss =.
tho n,n,ha, - Nj. :a.-::, =, d1.,1
vii hava r. I'm -. aS ,a.a1 s.-s...:.D ss
>, .a.u -. ~ .9oA. aepe11SiA'5
~ a ~.e[. =. uA' eefe1A fssunenss went from
49, 49,. = - ~ s1 Dat.,. .@en pt,saIe neu e'tne5
~ .n.h ~ ,l..aa,e r. o* ae'otsHs' 1uese !"
dsr In. . =. 1S.E1. e wa @tus 1A' po"-
.o,t.o11os - - a ~n1 De"Ho 10 Ill oo
y W. "ososnnea.'' tne's are
f~"t A4o ~ ateon1ocAs u; wv 1'at e'a e WILL
leaane ~ .a"' 1ne' ean MAKE. we aie lot
e"@t" e1a9 enete are any otner powder mills
~ any .. tne snavo States WheEe VIII they
s.. p9"oe.' 1asfe V no.leaa 1ouna south
y. n14esout1 - .he ehoafeo -ls complete at
~ u., =. "nefo VIII ene5 60. ieso 1t i said
.' ~ ,Aa .eoel sno'' o1 percussion caps,
~ .s.,..a 10y a.'e ~ me@n' u 'nAh'lg 8 tnem.
-, esu ~ taea0 .hsse arc cannon oalls Of
~ 'aale'les' o'mo sneA8' cartridges tof E1hss
anu CANNON eaEtr1aee boxes. .ksapsacks, can.
nd +Ho4