The national Republican., 1861-07-02

Seo1 mesenaoau@'' oiTsp'e SssAs,<o AsAeesose
1Os, q. h. .s.s e,:isss g s,s.siiS isM,Ss
snos ,oaaa-y l.. -, W l0t -liI.i0aio 1o24Ia.
Ibis ise most gratifying statement. Itshovs
that the people are practising on economy in
their expenditures, almost equal Of itself to the
cost of the clrreut war.
Tho exports continue ou the came imueusa
scale as for moutns past. Of the agricultural
staples, the export at New York, for the week
ending June 90, was Sl,4l3,4s2, against
3s42esl, and this, Notwithstanding falling
OF in the export OF cotton.
Since The LIST Of January, in addition to beer.
ing the burdens Of war, the country has been
increasing it's stock Of gold and silver, by i'm.
portation aai home production, at the rate Of
nearly one hundred millions Of dollars per az.
num-
~ The number ior June 10, Of that old
commercial journal, the Charleston s. C.)
Courier, betrsys the ruin Of toe city which nss
a,p;rsd 70 bs the emporium Of ap impossible
Southern Coufederscy. The advertising col.
umns are flisd up With recon mendations Of
the virtues Of surdry patent medicines, from
Railways Ready Relief, down to the Genuine
Colletor Bitters. The marine list is dwindled
down TO the announcement Of three sloops from
rice mills, on creeks not yet reached by our
gunboats- The sailing Of five steamers is ad.
vsr.ised, one to spllivar's Island, two for ex.
eursiops round the bsrbor, (uegroes half price, J
and mo by the inland route to Fernandipa,
where ex.Sepstor Yulea is now sucking his
thumbs, and mourning over the ruin Of bis -aA.
road to Cedar Keys. 1t is really melancholy
and fupereal 70 read over this Charleston Cou.
yier, with its evidences, in every column, Of the
utter destruction brought upon people by the
ambition and folly of political leaders.
B@ No accusation is moe completely IN.
founded, than that directed against the Presi,
dent, or the Cabinet, Of a disposition TO termi.
nate The present war by any compromise Of
the objects for which IL was commenced.
If there has been diatoTiness in the military
movements against the secessionists Of Vir.
gipia, in respect to which there are differences
Of opinion, it is Gen. Scott who is responsible.
It Is upon him that the control Of these move.
nents has been properly devolved. His Office
entities him to command the army; and the
public opinion Of the country, which ought to
bs respected, bas, SO far, indicated unmistake'
ably that his conn aDd should be real, and no,
nominal. Being Of those who have believed
and insisted from the Grst, that Gen. Scots
tactics were better adapted 10 regular war than
70 the matter u hand, which is The suppression
of an atpmp, at revolution, we have yet ueve,
doubted that the cirt umstances have left TO the
President DO alterCa,y but 10 leave the army
in the hands Of lieutenant general, whc
enjoys SO largely the confidence Of the country
1t is certain, that whsher thia war is carried
on with rspidi,y, or with caution, it will be
crowned BY q glorious uiuuph OF The uatonal
nrmr. Whether the march upon Richmond is
q mouth sooner or month later, viii not aff.c,
ths inevitable result. We are sure to be able
: all TO rejoice in Gnal triumph, even if We
cannot oil be grati6ed in the way in which i
.isnehtsyod. II Gen. Scott does not fght bat
tles fast enough to please everybody, there il
no spprehspsiop in any quarter that be wi!
lose any battles.
At Jefferson City, Missouri, last Saturday
Mr.. Morrison, Stats Treasurer, Mr. Iosely
State Auditor, and Mr.. Houston, Register 0
Iauds, took the oath Of allegiance, and vii
spter upon their official duties. The Attorne,
General, Mr.. Mott, declined 10 take tho oath
and he is low o prisoner IL the capital
xet,hies Point Is about sixty miles frou
washSgton; it is bluff point iion twenty,6v'
to thirty Set high. IT is imPortapt 70 h9ld, a.
the cbanpei Of the Potomac runs, &C.,, th'
point at that piSce. A battery efe6!sd ther'
would interfere 5HneSS with 'hrssEe!s.7of 'St
river. - AZ st
New York.nd Brooklyn eitieuA 80 together
mcsNpsd 32,l25 troops,