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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-04

in view was to promote the cultivation oil
cotton of superior quality, equal to that
Of America He had bought, through
the agency of the American planters in
the district of Dewar, samples of Amerl'
can cotton and of native cotton, both
grown in India They were both deliver
ed at Liverpool at Il cost Of 3h per pound.
lie had tested them with cotton from New
! Orleans, and there was Il decided adyan-
tage in the American seed cotton grown
in India He helieved. under proper
management, India was capable of fur
/ nishing all the cotton England wanted,
and earnestly appealed to the Govern
ment to give the matter the most serious
attention.
Sir g. Wood said he was not at all dis
posed to under-rale the importance of this
oncstion, or the cnlamities entailed by The
cotton famine. The manner in which the
distress was borne by the laboring popn'
lation of Lancashire was not only entitled
to sympathy and admiration, but, also, tc
the most urgent endeayors Of the Govern
ment to alleviate it. He then pointed t'
what Government had done, and promisc'
r that all they could do in the future to
9 wards opening up the communications
e &c, should be done lie thought tina
E private speculation was backward in io
a lowing up the efforts Of Government
, Lord l'almerston obtained leave t
e bring in bill to carry into effect III
:. treaty entered into between her Majest
l. and the United States of America for tn
y suppression of the African slave trade
e He paid high compliment to the han'
some mannerin which the American Go
=, crnment had behaved, for, aware of Il
n manner in which their ilag was used, thu
~ hnd themselves proposed this treaty.
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The Negro Regiment of South Carolina
EXPLANATION OF GENERAL HUNTER.


The following correspondent was laid before
the House of Representatives on Wednesday, the
reading of some parts of which occasioned much
merriment;
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
Washington City, July ..
Sir:-On reference to the answer of this De
partmeut of the l4th nltmo, to the resolution of
the House of Representatives of the 9Th of last
month, calling for information respecting the
organization by General Hunter, of the Depart
ment of South Carolina, of regiment OF vOlun-
teers for the defence of the Union, composed Of
black men, fugitive slaves, Sc, it will be seen
that the resolution had been referred to that of
fiocr, with instructions TO make an immediate
report thereon. ! have now the honor to trans
init herewith The copy Of communication just
received from General Hunter, furnishing inior
nation as to his action touching the vArion
matters Indicated in the resolution.
/ | have the honor to he, very respectfully
Your obedent SERVANT
EnmIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
Hon. @. a. Grow, Speaker Of the House of Rep
resentativea.
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pARsON BROWNLOW AT IN6TIIUTh
HALL

HALL
'arson Brownlow addressed a mode
ralcly large audience at the institute !
Hail in this city, ON Wednesday evening
Tie heavy rain which fell NJ the hour Of
commencing, prevented many persons
Nom being present who would otherwise
h@c gone to hear him. His remarks
wcN of somewhat fragmGntary and dis
eonlNcted character, and were delivered
with @eat apparent honesty and candor
They wye similarto those that have from
time to 'Ne been made by him and pub
lished in 'ber places in the North. He
was well revived by the audience, and but
forlhe yulgaSlang with which his remarks
were Frequently &marred, we have no doubt
hut his speechwould have received the
hsa"y applause'Qf every one present
ladies as well as mntlcmen Coarseness
of expression may Eckie but it never can
please an appreciatSe and refined audi-
enee, In this particuAr, we think Parsor
l'rownlow'S style is susceptible Of grea
improvement
lie gave sad aud sickening accom-
Of the hardships, trials sufterings and per
sccutions which the Union people ar
compelled to bear in the South and re
lated act- of cruelty and barbarity con
mitled by the rebels upon the innoccn
and unoiending, painfully revolving {
the civilization and humanity of the agt
He was sharp and severe upon the trail
ors who have driven him from his hon
and friends, and desires in all the carnes
ness Of patriotism and justice that Il
anthors of this greatest rebellion of Il
world should be punished for their mate
less iuiamy.
THE FIRST DELAWARE REGIMEN
As our readers are aware, the Fir
Delaware Regiment has been st0tion'
nj Norfolk for some time past. Th
have, however been ordered awoy ar
in announcing this fact the Norfolk Uni
Of june 30th thus remarks
II is with many regrets that we ia
our leave to-day Of the LIST Delawa
Volunteers They have been order
away, and the 10Th Wisconsin have
rived to take their place 1t was q
iortnne when first We arrived in Norfc
to make our first acquaintance amo
ihc members of this truly fine regime
We have extended our acquaintal
among the rank and officers and it is
idle sense when we say that from this 6
liant Colonel down we have never Il
with men who inspired us with grea
attachment and friendship than tn
We have had several Of these men
WORK IN our paper Others have @
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Three Hundred Thousand Additional
Troops to be called into service.

The following correspondence between
the President of the United States and
the Governors of the several States will
explain itself. II was obtained from the
War Department
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THE PERFECTION OF MEDI.
CAL SCIENCE.
Fifty Years Practical Experience.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.


The rapd sale Of this Ointment and the universal
with whch IL is uniformly received prove eonolusyely
is powerful fcary disease Daring period ofhiY
years has stood tine trying odea OF the civilized void
and s popularity attttts marvellous virtues Nhio The
demand ur todS stlll continues un4bied as ever,
fact so.ignihcau thai further comment Is unnecessary
SKIN DISEASES.
Erysipelas Hingworn Measles, Small poX Searliins.
RsAh Itch, Cuaueons Eruptinns Blochrf, Pimpes, Pu
tula5. whether scny Dry Watery, Crnsed OF Aatlsrl
are uuicly healed by tne ree usa This RalFAmie ONT
mpnt III opera m g. maeiiAliy assisted hy ting ilol
loWay's Purityiug rus, which exercise powerful snA
healthy innueure on thu blood ana 7ecretion,, ,,
DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND CHEST
DptherA or putid Sore Throat, Qunsy, Coughs, Cois
lluafseness fhiiuelga. Catlarah, Asthua lrohehllt
of The snds OF he throat and coalngt of the chest "
rubbing tine Ointment on the Affected parts II is queky
absorbed aud sllays the Irritation ceasls the pasages"
the phlegm which obstruets themi thereby giving I'M
medste freedom 10 the organs ofrefpirAuon.
LUNG DISEASE, EXTERNAL ULCERS
The extraordinary efficacy of this DAsamic 0nmen on
old Sores, bad Legs and Caneer0us Ulcers R frankly
miIted by eminent medical men; by rubbing y on ~
chest and bAca II Is quickly lmbbed ly The ABSORBENT
and conveyed through the aid Of the bed TO the lulf
where it's antseptc properties are equally as aeiNe "
liberated ubercles on external ulcere Ihonsanl'
have cured OF lncpient Consumption by prrse'a
Ing use Of Holloway Pills and Ointment
RHEUMATISM. NEURALGIA, G0uT.
The Ex,rucating agonles Of Te.Donloureux, LumhAgo
and sclAca the crppling diseases OF the Nerves ana
MUSCLES the exquisite torture Of Crampf lon ana eon
tacel or SIM J"lnlA are luiekly assnasee ny u hI
pliesilons or the Ointment which toathes the rrluuy
aud rrlaNes the spAhmH AZ these ulheh9es nunets ~ ~
ginats in tile acid state Of the blood permanent relief eau
only phtaued by liberal Of llollOways Pills ~
conjunction with the Ointment, 10 rpnovala tho Vn'
nuid Of the hunlorH which engendrr The disorders,
Both he Ointment and Pals should beHsed in he
.toiio,oing cases:
bad Breasts Corns (son) scalds,
| Burns. Cancers, Sore Nipples,
/ gunigns, Coc0-hAy, 6curyy
! Hite OF MuFehetoes Olandular SWELL Sore Heads,
\ and sand Flies, ingp, Tumors.
Chiegoioot Eephantiass, wounds.
I ChilbAlnR, Fistulaa faws
Chapped hands, Piles
iMroRiANr CAuToS None are genuine Gnessthe word
" Haopdy, Ntio IOrk and L0Rd0n, are discernibe as
Paadra every leaf of the book Of directions Arount
each pot or hox.
- sold At the Mandatory OF Professor lloILowAf
SO Maiden Lane, New York. aud by all respectable Drug
ts and Dealers in Medicine throughout the clyillze
world, In pots at 20 cents, G2 cts, and 81 each.
R- There IS considerable saving by taking the large
sizes.
n. B-Dreetons for the guidance of patients in ever
disorder are Kilixed 10 each pot. decUeow1yisi
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The following letter TO Major Judd, Mill
tmy Commander of this Department, gives
an Official account Of the accident to the
Third Delaware Regiment by the upsettlhe
Of ihe cars near Winchester on the 22d oI
.hne The account is from Col. Re'ldcn
commanding the Regiment
WINCuEs1EE
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VOCAL AEFAIRs,

NorIcE The Post Office in this city,
will be closed on July 4th, from 10 to Il
Il. M. and from | to p, m.
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Frsm NASHVILLE.

Ire Louisville correspondent O. she st. L9ui.
Rspa5iieaH, under date # The 5th, says:
Mr. W. ". Tottsn. formerly of 81 Louis. ar
rived By the same train, haviHg lsfs N.shvil.
/ on the % Ulk When shout Twelve miles au.
OF Nashville, the party, consisting of Captain
Guukle, two suffers, and some twenty dis.
charged soldiers, were cveThauled by 2 gang "a
gleuilss. Their letters, purses end watches
we're taken from them, vhea they wers driven
t. Shackie Island, Rear Goodletsvile. Kept tive
days ss prisoners, and then allowed 70 proceed
on their j0UrHey with their hacks. They were
again captured BY another band Of raeuillss
when near glasgow, but on showing tbei-
papers were liberated. Mr. Totten Is Of tts
opinion that these are not regular ConfsderRte
soldiers, but simply knots of border robbers and
evil disposed men IL the country, infect upon
plumber, who set upon any uasTnsd parties thss
may venture through the country, but keep
very shy and quiet when any Of eur Go0ps are
about.
From Kim we learn that the condition Of
things in Nashville is rot pleasant to contsm-
plate The place i, Is ii were, shut ont from
all communication with the world South or
North, and is a prey TO ell sorts Of rum0rs Of
disaster and defeat On both sides. General
Nagiey is in command with some tvelVs. thou
sand men, determined 10 defend i5 % the last
Governor Johusnt expresses his desire to die
rather than abandon tie place. PIovlsions are
scarce and the garrison deficient in many Eeces-
sariss. Forging parties, with strong escorts,
have 20 be sent cat at frequent Intervals to
great distances TO procure subsiatsres, which is
growing very scarce in the surrounding country.
Alarming reports Of rebel successes IN al paris
Of he country sre brought in. BrecEinTidre I
reported advancing with thirty thousand
men. Reports that Washington was in posses
Of General Lee Memphis had been re-
aiken bv Price
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- 800, 60 go.

From the ST. Louis Republican, 10th
Nothing is yes directly known Of the 6estiDa-
lion Of the troops now leaving or about to leave
Helena. Fhe appearance Of General Steele sDd
staff at Cairo aud St Louis IS not significant Of
q movement toward Vicks5urg or L,ule Rock,
and would lead Us to suspect thst Missouri is 10
receive ST lssst a part of his command. II so,
New Maiud or Cape Girsrdeau would doubtless
be The place Of landing.
IhsTe have been rGmers of q rebel force adj
v2ncing upon Southeast Missouri By way Of Pc
eaboHtas We have never seen this f0Tce esii-
mated st above SIX thousand, and it ia doubtful
whether it can be SO large as thas. Ga ths 81
Ulhm0 General McBdde was at BatssVl,s with
t~0 thousand, only sboHt fifteen bundIed of
whom were effective. IL Inc same time, how
ever, Hindman wss reported at Austin, twenty
FIVE miles north Of Little Rock, with hva thoR-
sand men and a single bsttery, and il Is possible
he mag have joined Mcbride since. These two
commands are, We believe, about all the rebel
troops that can b. made availabIs for an advaree
into this State Il does net seem that, with the
Federal force now at Cope GraIjesu, New
Madrid and ITOntOn, the whOle of General
Steele's army would BE required to 1efsEd TIE
Southeast, though il may be hat il could do as
much work IN Missouri &c present as & has been
able to do in Arkansas fer some tma past The
army Is au emmy Of heroes, most Of whom have
been tried on the bsllie-isid, and with General
Steele al the head, We shall not be Alarmed IS to
the result Of any expedition IN which It may
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ANOTHER sTATEmRNT.

We have q communication from q member Of
the 9th Arkansas, asking Us to correct a state
ment made by one of our correspondent
SpectatOr-sS to the capture of the " Lady Rich
ardsOn," a celebrated Federal piece of artillery
taken st Corinth. The writer says:
"The position was this The 9th Arkansas
regiment being posted upon the left Of General
Rust's brigade, was Immediately ia front of the
euemy's battery, which was posted advantsgs-
Dusty on the top of q bill the 221 Mississippi
was on the left Of this regiment, and tie other
regiments of General Rust's brigade on the
right. When the troops emerged from the woods
the gallant OH Arkansas saw that they bad to
pess a deep cut 10 the railroad to reach the bat
terry, which was now shoWeri5g upon them a
deadly FIRE; nevertheless these brave men
pushed boldly forward 10 the charge, and the
enemy hed, leaving the Lady Richardson in
the full possession Of the OH Arkansas, and
pointed, too, as she was last fred, over the
ground upon which the 9th made such a daring
charge. Moreover, the FsdeTals aimed every
fire of the gun upon the right wing Of this regi-
ment from The time they came out Of the woods
until they abandoned their position and the
boys of The 9th had the pleasure Of seeing
their victory complete, when they shot at the
Tetreating foe across that fatal weapon Of war
fare, now rendered harmless by their invincible
valOr, Far be it from me to pluck . single leaf
from the laurel wreath of any but my motto is
honor to whom honor is due The 22d Mis-
siSsippi did well and nObly sustained their part
In haukiBg the enemy's battery, but the 9th
Arkansas tOck it. This I know, for I was in
the left wing Of the regiment when it charged,
aud not merely a spectator bat g participstor il
the fight. P~ATCIPATOR."
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power around the globe. Therefore he had coz

power around the globe. Therefore he had eoa-
DENIED secession.
He would gladly see ii crushed. So long as
there seemed any hope Of this result, he would,
probably, hsve tolerated no interference on the
part of ether nations, and most gladly would he
have come down on Turkey and Syria, and
burst Ike a lhunder-eloud (ss Burk said Of Has
tiags) upon the Carnatic, had the Western
Powers involved themselves IN a war with Lin
coin. The loss Of their India possessions and
Of maritime supremacy IN the Mediterranean
we're q price too dear to pay for the opening of
the blockade Of the Southern ports. It was ne
oessary, therefore, to wait until the policy Of
Russis should be fully known. Negotiations on
this subject are now holding between the Czsr
and the Emperor, and we have every reason to
believe that Russia itself will no longer i~ntepose
an objection to the recognition Of the COnfsder-
ate States. All hope of their subjugation nusl
have long ago been relinquished at St. Peters.
burg, and if ACKNOWLEDGMENT cannot be prevent
cd, there seems no reason why it should not be
acknowledged. Such l believe to have been the
true rationale Of the long and remarkable silence
of France and England upon our claims to be
admitted among the family Of nations, and IN
this belief I confidently predict the recognition
of cur Independence by all the European States
before the LIST of March 1868 the action of
France and England viii come before Christ
mas. We shall see, bat in The meantime we
should act as if there were no such powers as
France and England and Russia on the earth.
My letter has already reached sueb limits that
I can write of nothing else to-day han this for
eign matter, but We have no news, and the
topics 1 had proposed to discuss in addition win
keen till to-morrow. DIXIE.
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ORETTARV.

tAfEs 4 5CoR1 wa4 bcrr aid rsssI .u sa u--r
county Mia ~a=o.iaS De remsvsd g. s...ir1
soout four years since. Esre he haf z.s--sr- .---
eeedsd in sarrouu5lug himsslf wis he so-f-r ~
home, Whsa he vas atsaslcd by 9 fatal 5s.s.s end
after fss wesks Ct pals ard sETsl1r. vas borne 90
Sc anai resting piscs.
Agood man has d~17art45i & dsv7tr- hr.sasI. On
sfleaoHz,o father. ktl and col master s
> sincere friend, DC NJ mor,. His h-u- rLa5u IsH.
ehse,ed By he igat Of Bis presence anI a-ss --.-zs.
and cearct 70 HIN - Pie viii miss Bis k41 er--
ard bis psfsfEsl couussia Eus be- Tie uif-t Of Fac az
su 81 Of Ills bs-earsu cat here -Es z5aress Of comfort.
BE va printed 20 d. at hone Wl-s 20 many
oar ctiss-ss gre yielding up t-sr H7e- amid .- a-5.s
and Garage Of the battlefield Sc was q s1rvEsrs be-
ing Of mature yeas to brsa-hs out bis lB- il DE Boz
SON o. his fzufJ, aad surrounded By ale-lsazs .re
devoted friecds.
Besides, he has lea behind him an ezsrp-s q, be
foll7wsd- memory - b. cherished. he lived 9
euist, unsm5idsus Ifi Dot hose tasl knew au k-sz
bis modsst sorsh sut uns.siasd integrity. 4aaI -a,
rslssloas Of lie hs ives fzthfzL, honest an fI and
Pu,e- Hs hss sens So b g rs-ard Re r-ss ron lis
Isbors zad hs rorEs do follow har
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TRNNEssERANs IN THE ARMY

Frequent inquiries are made Of Us as to the
reason why We do not publish the lists Of casu-
al6es il the Tennessee regiments in our army.
The snsweT Is at hand. Our Tennessee friends
in the army do not furnish US with the lists for
publication Such a list has not been furnished
Us since the publication Of our paper in Grenada
While the troops from other Ststss are attentive
in this particular, it has been totally neglected
BY the Tennesseeans. We hope that this notice
msy reach the eye Of some Of our Tennessee
friends in tie Geld, and that they VIII be more
attentive in this respect hereafter. They have
thousands Of friends scattered throughout the
SOuih, who are extremely anxious to hear from
them aAer every engagement, snd it is hardly
necessary 10 say that Cur columns are always
opeE. to them.
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Batch q a..es from sicIsburs,

bPecia 70 the Ohieago Iubuuf.I
CAIRO, October 9-Mr. Montgomery, the
business man Of the Yicksbnrg Wig, arrived
from that place today, with his family. HIS
gives q gloomy picture Of Affairs in that city,
and says that the Union sentiment is being rap
idly developed The people, he SAYS, sre wait.
ing anxiously for the appearances Of the gunboats
and thinks An hours bombardment will cause
the espitu.ation Of the city.
Merchandise and Beeesssries are enormously
high. King cotton IS destroyed. The staple IS
WeTth bat three cents Q pound, sn1 a bale will
not nay a pair OF Yankee shoes. h estimated
taat ten per cent only Of the last cotton erop has
been bBrned
JET Thompson is gathering e body Of men
whose avowed object is to attempt the recapture
Of New Orleans.
Nothing ffem below.
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THR F8GHT NBAR NAsHvILLE.

We and 8 Communication in the Chattanooga
Bebel, giving the particulars Of The lste affair at
Lavergne, fifteen miles from Nashville. General
ANDERSON was dpprised Of the approach Of the
enemy on the road leading from Nashville to
Murheesboro', and formed bis men on three
roads CT approaches to Lsvergne. He dis
mounted Colonel MORGAs's cavalry regiment,
and placed them on the right, the 32i Alabama
occupying the center, and the small howitzsr Of
Colonel MORGAN on the Jeff The-Federals
were kept in check By Captain MCCANK's psrti-
sans until near day, hsrrassing the Ysnkees for
Ten miles When the Fedsrals arrived, number
ing some two 70 thTes theusand, with a battery
Of arilery, their attack was principally on our
JEFF, shsre they overwhelmed the small gun Of
Colonel MORGAN, exploding the caisson box
and captuzing the gun, thereby turning our left
sul forcing us to fail back q short distance,
wien the line was again 70 med. The Federals,
instead Of coming 20 the attack, destroyed a car
house or TWO, and some canp equipage, and
den ~ hack r. q hurry. fearing thai ToRREsT
M Lt teEs chem Doe The r-av.
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with late papers, WI confer q favor By leaving
Aen st de counting room of the APPEAL of6ee
or q the editors room, over GEO. LAKES store
next door north Of the Collins House. In these
days Of uncertain mails rom the South sDd 8
blockade on the North, our facilities to furnish
the latest news rom sn quarters can be greatly
increased by a little attention on the part Of ouT
friends, for which we shsn ever remain grateful
Parties from above viii confer an especial favor
BY furnishing as any Northern papers in their
Cosss~v;n