White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-29
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r Even in chivalrous South Carolina il an.
,ears that there is . reluctance to enlist. The
Charleston Courier says:-"There is in our
too great disposition to shirk nc.
i've duty. Some hold back because othen do
some mass have .eommissions- some have
families, o. bssipess, Or are members Of or.
panisatious whicl, they know win not be order.
ed out Of the eity-sone are legally or profes.
sionally exemps. Nov this state of thing,
10 discreditable 70 Us. The enemy is almos, q,
our doors.
rA CHllsriAN GESRaAL-The st,temc,,
that Gen. Mcclellan called upon bis Pastor
and united with him in prayer. before starting
for Western Virginia, has been contradicted by
several newspapers Dr.. Thompson, Of Gin.
c,nnati, in sermon at Troy, recently, stated
that he was the Pastor alluded to. and though
he never designed to give the incident any pub.
licity, be most fully confirms the truth Of the
statement.-C2ies9s Tribune.
u Mas. McCLzLLAs-We learn that Gen
Mcclellan, Who now commands the United
States forces on the Potomac, married Syra.
cuse lady, who was formerly quite belle in
the then village. Her father name vas Mar.
cy, and her mother was best known as the vid.
ow Of Jonas Mann, one Of the earliest settlers
Of Syracuse. The widow, after bis death, mar
ried Capt. Marcy, and Mrs. Gen. Mcclellan 10
their daughter.
p ToucHIss.-WhenC Capt. Meagher. of the
69th, on his return from Bulls Run, called up
on the young widow of Lieut.. Col. Haggerty,
who was killed carly in the engagement, her
only son, just old enough to dimly remember
his father in uniform. seeing an officer enter the
house, ran to his mother. joyfully e1claining.
"Pepa has come home sgain!''
% IDEAS TO DIsxIss-Russell, writing to the
London Times. from Washington, on the 9th
ult., said:
What may come after battle, who can say'
At present disnsiss entirely from the mind Of
England The idea, no matter Aoac ifmay originate,
that there riH or can be pesee, compromise, Un-
MON or Secession till ,esr has terminated the is-
sues.
p The Louisville Democrat says, in reply
to the whine Of the tories about country held
together by force:
We all, indeed, deplore the use of force in
executing laws, but still We can't accept ansr-
chy and the destuction of a country 1t is Ger
tainly no more despotic to try TO save a coun-
try by the sword than to undertake to destroy
it by the sword.
1T SWORDS AND PIsroLs.-The Richmond
papers speaking of the arms collected on the
battle field, relate that two four horse loads of
cavalry pistols and swords were picked up.
These must have belonged to the rebel cavalry
who were killed and wounded, as the federal
army had no force Of that description except
200 men who we're not engaged at all in the bat
tie, and who lost no arms.
T The South Side Dispatches DO not tell
we'll for the courage of the Missourians engaged
in the battle near Springfield. According to
their dispatches "6ve regiments Of Missouri
ans were panic struck, and thrown into die
order and fed. Gen. Price made Intellectual
attempts to rally them."-T. Louis Republi-
can.
p Uxox1sx IN NORTH CARousa.-The
Charleston Mercury says:
John Hilton, who had been using incendiary
language, was arrested in Davidson County, N.
c., the other day, after a furious resistance.
Yankee shoemaker, named Chandler, has
been arrested in the came County. where there
seems to be nest Of traitors.
IL How They REPAY KISpyrss-A few
short years ago when Norfolk, Va, was decima
ted by the cholera, every hamlet and village
of the North poured ont its money for the re-
lief Of their sick and dying countrymen. Now
the troops of chivalrous Virginia shoot down
and murder the sick and wounded, who then
fed them.
" The Christian Chronicle Baptist eI-
tracts. among the other good results accruing
from the war, the fact that it has crushed out
the Lottery Company Of the State of Delaware,
the latter having been unable to meet its semi
ANIMAL payment to the State Of $16,0O0, BY
which delinquency its charter is forfeited.
p The Springfield Republican says II the
administration can be strengthened in the con-
fdence Of the loyal people Of the nation, and its
effectiveness against the rebellion BY, change
of these (Welles aud Cameron) or other mem.
ben of the Cabinet, the President should not
hesitate to act promptly and decisively.
p The New Orleans banks, which are in
good condition still. positively refuse to coope'
rate With the banks in the other seeding cit
les and States in financial currency system
to sustain the Confederate Government. This
looks like what Dogbery calls "Aat burglary -
p Mcclellan was selected BY Jen. Davis
himself, who was the Secretary Of War, to 90
to the Crimea to observe the great battles. II
will be little curious il the knowledge which
be there gained should be the means Of over
throwing the man who put him in position to re
ceive the instruction.
u DETECTION on RE.EIa.-In view Of The
arrest Of ex- Minister Faulkner, The Albany Eve
ming Journal says: "This looks g Il, at last
trsiton were 10 BE- treated - they deserve
We have now 70 see hemp occasionally subssi
tntsd foe Tie long abused oath Of allegiance
p The report Of Major Barry. chief Of tn
artillery, shows that our army had only forty
nine pieces Of artillery At The battle Of July u
Host Of these we're safely brought o6, Will
the enemy. according 70 their accounts, captures
sixty pieces.
u II appears from letter Of Gsribald, re
cived in New York, that inasmuch - there !