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FORTE" Monroe, Mlrh %, RIA BRt'moye
Adrch 2G,-The L, $ steamer Cambridge arrived
here this forenoon from the blockade oil Beaufort
n. c., having len on sunday evening last
The rebel steamer Nashville escaped from the
harbor Of Beaufort gu Tuesday night the l7Eh inst
having run the blockade.
The only United States vessels at the place were
the steamer Cambridge and the bark G,m,hok, Il
sailing weasel, Tie blocksling vessels had news Of
The capture Of Newbern aud were on the lookout
Tor tue Nashville, but they were not numerous
enough - prevent her escape
Inc GemsooE hrst saw the Nashville, and imme-
aateiy "legrtphed 70 the Csmb1idpe that she va
| coming ont The Cambridge f,uow-d the Mas ylllo
aud Cred puwIer VI b4ut. ~ her witt lie bon, -:
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All cnlis,c men Of the regular army or vol
uu,cers, who may die in New York, Brook yn, Jer-
sly CITY or Hohokcn, will be buried 10y contract
Proposals. for the Performance Of this service will
he opened to-day or tomorrow by Colonel Tomp-
kiut, assistant Qlrrtormaster General In this city.
On Monday evening last, sn election Tor Colonel
and Lieutenant Colonel Of the First Regiment n. Y
:. " tavaryg, held at the arsenal ON White street
result a In the choice Of Walter W, Price for Colo
mel, and George Henker, jr., formerly Captain of
Troop X, Lieut. Colonel.
The Tenth Legion t56th Regiment N. Y g. va
Col Van wyck, has been furnished with the new
sGr.n i'd musket and three Union repeating guns
wh.ou U., one hundred times minute. with these
latter myy ought 70 DO terrible execution w. she
U.ng-ue.d
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH ~, 1862.


The Mexican news is highly important. a
fearful calamity has hfallcn division Of the
Mexican army at Orizaba, Wy the explosion OF a
powder magazine, which destroyed l 300 men.
III" details will bc found in another column.
The negotiations were progressing, but the situi-
tion was becoming more difficult for the Men
can Government, "a large rciulurccmcnts 0f pick
nd troops were reaching the French army, aud
fhe conservative forces were reported to have
won complete success over the army Of Jaurcl.
The European news indicates continued agitn-
Zion in France. The revolution in Greece is pro-
Ercssing, aud now appears likely 50 terminate in
Che expulsion Of the foreign king.
From North Carolina We hear that the rebel
steamer Nashville has slipped out ~ clevcrly
shc slipped in, and has gonc-rcrhars, to dis
hurb the placid good-naturc Of our friend Burt.
The only news Of interest from Virginia are
Nhe details of the late battle.
We hear, via Havana, Of the passage Of Com
moiore Porter's mortar fleet across the bar of
dhe South West Pass aud stirring news from
that quarter may reach Us at any moment.
A great battle near Coriuth, Mississippi, il
also impending. Bcarrcgarl, Polk and Cheat
ham were concentrating their forces there -
'---.-. o-..~.-' o'"..., .,i.- - .-,cNed
large reiniorcements. Curinth is situated
In spur Of the Allegheny Mountains,
ut tho junction Of the Memphis and Char
lesion and Charleston and Mobile railroads.
it Is point Of the greatest strategical impor-
fance at the entrance to the cotton states. The
country is mountainous in its character Tho
rebel forces amount to 10000 men, and are
about equal in number to our troops. General
snIrH, of Fort Donelson celebrity, is at Savan-
nah, Tenn, within easy distance Of Cornth.
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States ~ Shauzllaei Jams ,-ee Surveyor " C.ps.
tSns ~ Potth Ambuy; Edward l. Btyloy, Collector
q Customs for the Ds,rli II Cherryqtnne Virginia
Gen Hunter Is on his WY to take command d
his department Of the South.
The Secretary u the war ms issued An order
s'"pr<g tie release on parole OF The prisoners tax
en al Fort Donels"n. II Is known tlat A. agroe-
mch' ''r the exchange Of priso las vas ~ ,dc so,Ae
weeks ny" under the direction n tue s-.rstary
Of WT by General WOO with General COR
10y which nll Of our prisoners wore - be delivered
The n'Nt day, under Gag ~ truce at Crauay
Island. a boat WAS sent - receive them, but no
prls'nerH were brought from Norfolk. The same
vas repeated for two days without sIresst tx
plantations were demanded by Gen. wool, bu, non"
furnished. Pending this breach 81 faith ty tie rob
sal release or eIclonge will DO refused by TIE
Government
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baltimore, Nirch 2G.-lhe Fortress Monroe
correspondent OF the Batimorc ANrEioNS Ktvca a
rcI"rt oftwo Intelligent coutrnba1i1, relative g. tie
condition Of the Merrnnhc. Sic returned 10 Nor
ip,k lesky, and siN feet If water IN her. SIX
steamers t,wcd her up, aud II was feared Mt first
she would go down before extra pHinps could be
ult.d GA bard 90 relieve hor. Her Ores were *
uugu.shrd shortly after hauling uf from the Mnni-
tor These contra Inds also positively assert, mot
only the death of Buchanan, but that II the Lc.-
tuant In command on sunday, with seven sea-
men, anil q number wounded. They positively
scu thc d,pth and burial Of both. Possibly L!,at.
NJ nor, her ~ officer, aud npt jones', is meant by
them.
The Monitor stands out IN the Roads, this side ~
S,WclNs Point, with steam up ready flr ACTION
Tho great II cauhiruce II fct u tie result she Is
ia fine cuud ru, ami ready Al a mom'lts warning.
Relative g. the Nashville, the Cambridge reports
the Nashville loaded with valuable curgu Of cot
TN, naval stoves. She ran tie blockade Tuesday
night N't The might as dark AMI the lights were
est ug. sheet. She Was fairly abreast the Cam
bridge before discovered. On sunday the Chlppe-
VA, faster steamer, arrived ~ take tie place Of
t,r Cambridge.
Frt Macon and beaufort are still IN possession Of
the ryurls
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nrfrncrn Of New York.

1bc Legislature, we are glad to see, hss taken
psOaGpt action in reference TO the defence OF this
any, In the House Of Assembly, yesterday, all
Ala I'LL On this subject We're consolidated, with
~ consent Of their authors, and %, 0o0, 900
~~s appropriated, in addition 10 the COnfrma-
ssOA q ho grant Of $500 900 by the Cooperation
tu< tbs same purpose, The people will thank
N Legislature and the Executive of the State
Tor such further action in the matter as will
speedily secure our city from all danger Of at
tack from foreign foes or domestic traitor.
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DIR. III. schencL---This celebrated Ply.

Dr. j ~. SfntnCh---luis
4, ian, who has won such high reputation by his
eminruty successful treatment Of Consumption,
that terrible disease which has long been regarded
a. ncurable by the body IT ysiuAns expects
hereafter b. yst tbs city professionally every None
day, aad has taken SUIT OF rooms 1t ~ nd st. 70
see patients. Ills long practice, added H. his tho
rough knowledge, and the peryctness Of the instru,
incut which he makes use Of In the examination Of
the lungs enables him n detect the slightest symp
toms ol disease. His "Pulmonc syrup" " Sea-
weed Tonic" and Mandrake Pills" have become
widely celebrated COR diseases OF the Lungs Liver
and stomach. These are the only diseases he treats
aud makes no charges for advice, or examining the
lungs IN the ordinary way, or as Physicians gene
rally do; but for a thorough examination with the
Rasiir1mcter he charges 50, and wishes every ono,
rich or poor, that has a Cough, Pain in the Side
shoulder Blade, troubled with Costyeness or
Dnrrhu,a, sallow Complexion, Loss Of Appetite,
Low spirits RestleSucss Mt Nights, or any other
Il sease leading to Constipation, g. call on him -
shoye aud get his advice
His first visit will be ou Monday next the Slst
inst from A. NJ. until =. NJ Dr, sCIIENCK'B
medicines are for sale wholesale and retail by nearly
every Druggist in this city. mh27 3'l0l
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sfuing h,r Into a fxLt, lot the superior speed NJ
tie Nashville ssn put her ., q safe distance. Two
4 We shot- fruu the Cambridge were supposed 10
have struck ut Nrsl Vile.
The lark Glenn, which has been blochsded IA
the h,ublr oi BEAUFORT for anne tine, waa act on
ere by the r',eis GA Sunday, aud vas still burning
vhen tho CamlriIge le1 in the evening The Glenn
was supposed /, BE- n,tng out AZ rr.ymccr.
Fort Macon Lad not Teen blown ~ the rebels O,
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Washington, March pa dispatch received
tonight from Cairo bringing the lotest Intelligence
from island y ~, says:
The main works ofilie enemy on tie mainland are
oycrn,Ved, auI nearly The whole Of th' Mississippi
valley m tu.t yitluty. This delays sctivs opera
uons by our forces At prcecut
The ieh'e nj Island No 10 Lad not burned their
TRANSPORTS and hirgos, ~ previously ported, hut
were transporting cuuaon and ammunition from the
Island ~ the main land. They communicated by
signal hgit. with their forces al Union C.ty tho
might hctor, lust
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ArchhInhop IIuahes.

The METROPOLITAN RECORD states tina, let
ters have been received from Archbishop
HuonEs 10 the effect that his health has been
much improved, and that he will remain in
Rome ill after the Easter Day. the period ap-
pointed by the Pope for the eaaonizatloD Of the
1A4snaSa uA:LITA
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,:r,o, B,,,io r,,cc,cd, n, Co,,n,h. Mia.

81 INNS, Warh 2G.-Tho RrirnLIcASs
CHiro's dispateh says Persons whplo Moinrh.s
recently, reprt Generals D.aurcgirh FIX, Cheat
ham and clark At or near C,tutth, MIS-, where, II
Is expected, great battle will -oou be fought
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Congressional Proceedings
xXNVIIth CONGItEsS---SenAie'
First -rssion.

Warrington, March 26,-Mr. Latham, CCal)
read an extract from the Detroit TRtBUSE W.
said that curious document had N,'I .'''
showing that there was h sue formed 40 ~ l.
gan iur the purpose Of Oy ia'rownI ne ~ 's'
Government, Iae document wac dpted oci'ue' U
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Thr Lnnl-,lIlc rnd Nn,h,iIlr RnIIrond.

L"nrN', Narch 2G,--Ihe Louisville and
Nss''. &c railroad is so far repaired that the rum
uuE Lme between the two cities IN reduced to u
hours
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The House went into Committee II tho whole on
tic tax ill.
Among uthor amendments niuItrd wnsa prlyiso
that toe tax ou gods aud wars aud merchandise,
manufactured pursuant - contract, under this act,
shall be- paid ~ the purchasers before the delivery
thereof
A
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STATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


ABany Mdych 2G.--Making apr, prlatlons
hrthc payment 9th iirectt1 due ~ the state to
tie General Government.
For repairing the Bru,,l yn Arsenal, erecting n
state arsenal At H. hester, and magazine at Bnf-
fall
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Tho report of tie Svv"rutru lent ~ the Ononds'
"a SAT- Springs o. received showing that the raln-
rics paid amount - : . g1 yearly aud tAt the
nd tiomd cNVcnsc Of lahurrrs Is about S2A0no
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IN ENGLISH, NOW READY.

BRASDRrTuIAS OTTIOEs No. 2s4 CANAL srHE-s
AND No. UsIos SQUARE, New YoRK; No Ia NoRrs
EI0nTn STREET, PuTLApELrnIA, AND ooESEn 90
NIsTH AND 4 STREETS, wAsnuS0ToS, ID o. rh"s
oEsTs, WITH FULL pIHEorIoSA
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Twentieth WA

Twcnticth Ward. - The Rev. w. r.
CONWAY iryCcutIy rom tie Hattie fields Of North
Ctrplnt!, Chaplain Of the 9TH n. Y V. tHtwk us's
Zpuavrsy, vii, del ver the fourth lecture IN the
Ties before tie XXI Ward Republican Association.
~ Cont ud Han tcor Of 3ith 1t and Sth svcl, ths
THURSDAY EVENING, March 2Ith, 1862, at
o'clock. SuhjeCG incidents of tho War, Teaching
Emancipation" The public are invited to attend.
Admission free
SAMUEL SINCLAIR, President
A SIDNEY DOANE, Secretary. lao
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THE New CLOCK Srucn" SEWING MACHINE
No. g. just introduced by Grover Baker 5. NJ. Co.,
400 broadway, is ~ much superior TO all Lock
Stitch" Machines heretofore in use, that well in
formed persons will buy other. 1t Ia large size,
straight needle, rapid, quiet, extremely simple, du,
ruh.c and scws linen thread perfectly. Price $40.
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sad Regiment, D'Epineuil ZouRVes.-ThO
.m~mGrrs Of Co |, and other memoers will please
cnll M Duuham's, 40 Il galway Tor days where
I snail bc happy ~ see all Of them. -
mh2T 2is'l2s LlEui' FEhhlS'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To believers in the Curative Nature Of
PuRGATIvES.
b X A n ID r L + II s PILLS
ARR
SURE, RELIABLE AND SAFE.

sPRIN0 MEDICINE.
Impurities which have been carried long In tho
body apt ~ break out when the genial warmth
OF Spring dispac,s grim VIVA r. -.'
So al this season we are subject 10 ErysipeAa, Be-
we're Colds and Coughs, liberated ThroSts Stitches.
Violent Pains in tho back. Rheumatism, Psins In
the u nea, II lious and Heart Diseases, Fever aud
Aguc, Gostvoness, AsthmAs, Skin Diseases, and
grc't Dizziness in the Head. Now the cure u
fouud Ia
BRANDRETlIS VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
PILLS,
which never niure aud cannot be overdons.
In SMALL POX, MEASLES AND SCARLET
FEVER no b,urr medicine can be used Childrsn
aud adults seldom die when they used.
lady Of Brooklyn WAS taken with numbness Oh
tLelon shlc left hand cold and lifelcss violent pain
Of the head. Instead Of bleeding, she took four
doses Of Brandreti's Pills In as many days, and
cured. Even her doctor owned they had saved hss
fromA
PARALYTIC STROKE.
TESTIMONIAL FROM A DEALER.
ALBANY, March 10, 1851,
u. BRASpRETH, M d. Dear sir-Ehelosed
please find nine dollars for the half gro5s Of Bran
dreths Pills, new style. The Pills give great salts
faction. The customers particularly pleased
with the piece of Plaster around each box-thsy
find II NO useful for cuts, burns and wounds gene
rally. hope you will continue to put the Pills "
in this unique style. Yours &C.,
H. 8. McMURDY,
Corner Of Broadway aud Maiden Lana.
Secure this blessed medicine, and your sickness
will be the affair ola day.
n W ST e,
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The Journeymen TailOrs Of tho Custom
,sn,rtmant OF Brooks & Brothers, are requested 70
attsnd mass meeting Saturday evening, at 8 D,
m al PSI GralId 1t. mh2T fs'l46
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ChIns Dnd Fever can only be ent, ia lIy
cured by npuoway's Pills. They act dire,t.y on
the liver, aud contain ~ minerals 1T
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A. d. H., Long Island-.The members OF
his lciety request ID h. attend general meet
ing on Thursday evening March n, at ~ o'clock,
at headquarters, Tammany Hall, cor York and
Pearl sts Brooklyn, tCI Me purpose Of electng new
oAfners for the ensuing year, PHILIP CLARE O.
+; MICHAEL DAILY, @. 8. mh26 2is'l96
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PARALYTIC STROKE.
TESTIMONIAL FROM A DEALER.
r. $. McMURDY
Corner Of Broadway and Maiden


Secure this blessed medicine, and your sickness
will be the affair Of a day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-02
General JOhnson's Report

Brig Gen X W JOHNSON thus closes the re
port of his late attack upon the rebel MoEGAN
cavalry at Galatin:
| regret 10 report that the conduct of the OH
GERS anu men, rs general thing, was shameful
III the lowest degree, and the greater portion of
those Who e>caI ed will remember that they did so
by shdmeiuily abandoning Their General on the
battlefield, while, II they had remained like true
and brave men. the result OF this conflict would
have been quite different
turn from the mortiiNing recollection of their
action 10 mention the names OF those whose con
duct WIS meiltOrIOus ~ the highest degree. Ny
Assistant Adjatant General, Capt w q. Turner
exhibited the same cool courage winch character
ICED hIS conduct Oh the field III Shiloh Lieut..
HILL. u Indiana cavalry, aud Acting A. ID Z. D..
WITS OF great service to me. and provei himself u
man OF courage. Adjutant WSukOop. when
ms regiment became di>"rg ,uized. joine1 me aud
his saliantry and courage were cun-pcuOus He
WAS killed at my SHE, assisting TO rally the
tr,Op>.
Lieut. Col Stewart. commanding the 81 lud
ana, foremost in the charge, anu exhibited
great GOODNESS and courage Captain Leabo. 81
Indiana had command OF Tour companies OF his
regiment aud handled them we'll, but was taken
prisoner early in the action. Capt Star, with his
company Z, did good execution.
Major WInlrey, Captain Duncan and his com
p,uy, Lieutenants Campbell ami Cheek, Capt.
Carer ana his company, all OF the 9TH kentucky b.
behaved we'll and managed their troops with skill
ami proved themselves gallant men
Ny loss WAS thirty killed. fifty wounded and
seventy i've t,ken PRISONERS.
About 300 Houses we're killed or disabled in this
artiou
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-02

We have no heart TO Comment upon the sad
reverse 70 our arms in the engagements near
Richmond. in Kentucky. There is great wrong
somewhere IL will not do 10 pass lightly
the dsorg sniz alton Of seven Thousand fresh troops
and the great loss in killed. wounded and
prisoners which occurred. These men we're
placed in the field TO meet a disciplined aud we'll
Offered foe. largely outnumberng them. undis-
cipIined. both officers and prisates. What other
result could have been anticipitedl And in this
way the precious blood of gallant men has been
sacrshced- There must be espOnsIbllity somewhere
for such glaring7 evidences OF incompetency. Ii
j. not right to place totally inexperienced men in
command OF reg merits. and even companies and
rush them into the field. Continued disasters TO
our arms must be anticipated ~ long a. such a
system is continued. Not only the men. but the
officers who have not the slightest knowledge of
military duties and discipline, should be placed
ia camps of instruction be ore sent upon active
duty The officers must know company drill
rcyimental drill, brigade drill and even division
drill. or else We must look for confusion and
disasfe- upon the battlefield Men should
not be sacrificed by incompetency. Ii Is
worse than useless IL is criminal. II weakens
cause and strengthens the adversary We
saw the gallant ToPrixe a. he left here He
Lieutenant Colonel OF his regiment. With true
diiiidence AMI excellent judgement, lie did not
desire TO assume duties ia which he had 10
perience. He desired experienced officer
placed in md. at least until he had become
fully acquainted with the duties OF the position
HeroicaIly he sacrificed his life in the attempt to
rally and hold his men to their work. He il
gone. With him many other brave spirits bit the
dust situated just As he Incompetency will
drape many home in Indiana with mourning.
Political and personal consider ltons must
in military appointments. We can not of course
expect to find experienced officers for all our reg
iments in private life. but there are hundreds OF
company officers Who have seen service who
should be made regimenrd officers. AMI men.
too. OF equal ability. character aud capacity in
other respects TO those who generally Sc
lected. And il is right. too that the men Who
have borue the heat and burden OF the war in in
ferior positions should be promoted whenever
there openings for them. There be
reform in these regards or ese We must look for
mere disasters like those which have Just occurred
i'm kenfucky
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-02

We copy the following account of an inter
essing incident which occurred at the mass war
meeting held in New York on Wednesday last.
from the New York Herald There i practi
cal eloquenee IN MICHAEL CrRRsSs speech which
should End response in every patriotic heart:
TBK MAN OF TBE MASS NEErfSG-NIcHaEL CTR
RES. THE CARNsN.
The representative of the gTeat mass
meeting. hed Al the City Hall Park on Weines
day. Was no disting ai~hel General or eloquent
orator but plain Michael Carran. the carman.
The meeting was designed Ia lie both or icrlcsl
and patriotic While the her, speerhe> If Gen
erals already distinguished The field. and Of
civilians ~ho have lsbOtei hard for the Union
cause. viii not soon be forgotten, anil While the
resurn OF the gallant 9Th was an incident which
added greatly to tie force and effect Of the meet
ing. still the circumstances which will make the
gathering most memorable. and which best EN-
bodies at once the -pirit. tie purpose. the result
aud the le-son of the affair Is the aie france and
example Of that honest. LOYAL. m lie hearted
Jrishnaa, Michael Curran, the carman who laid
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-02
Mr. Stewards Letter and Emauc PA.

On the whole Mr. Stewards letter to irl Rus
sell was good diplomatic document Tor the time
it was written: and although sub-equent rever,es
To our arms. brought about by the ianaticaI and
corrupt leaders. ~omewhat impair the force OF the
main arr umeiit. IL j. nevertheless highly creiita
bile To the Secretary Of Site. But there j.
weak spot in IL. and il would have been better tor
the Interests Oi the republic II II had not the
light The i0resh blowing ct universal enamel
patton my 10 very vel 10 influence ioteign GOV
efnmeHt>. or 10 hold out ~ bu.bear To irishten
the relelS: tut noEe knows better than Mr. Sew
ard him- ell that practically this ''stone III the
sleeve l. of 40 avail The rebels are now made
too familiar with il to be alarmed. Just as the
biris IN tie tield~ become accustomed To the
crow and no longer lear it. Ii ever they dreaded
il they do not now. having hid already experienre
OF about the worst We can do IN that WAY. thanks
to the foolish pole, Of the last Congress
Ii i idle for Mr. Seward or any body else to hold
out threats OF what We Will DO IN a cert. con
uucency Let the cOntins ency he first realized
and then !; will be time enough To CO slider what
We will DO there liter. ror our own part. we hold
tat 1t We succeed in establishing the authority of
the Federal Government over the rebellious States
il Wit not then be necessary 10 resort to enamel
pltiob and. even il the CONSTITUTE permitted
u adont such measure. it would toe the die
tate OF extreme fo.iy But u announce before
hand that We viii do this thing IN tie event Of our
=
out premium t. a cnnUuuel resistance, and like
ho>ting a black fig. 10 IN he the South fight
with desperation The effect uion the bonner
slave States in the Union would he disastrous
M the extreme Instead OF having DeeNare.
Nars land, Kentucky and NJ Ssouri friends We
would SION have Ia count them : iueS. and thus
the difficulties OF ultimate success would be mul-
tiplie,
Nj Seward Is too able a man not 10 see that the
threttoi universal emancipation i only brRfan
fHtnseH 10 tie Southern Canie ielstcv and that no.
thing vii suffice 10 bring il To retsOn but hard
knocks. The rebels regard negro emtncin stion
A. little the whis.liu- ct northw ester and the
only important eifectit would have on them woud
be the argument IL would furnish their Jour
mails and demagogGes To ind ,me the passions OF
the Southern people against - ncolns govern
ment IL would I've aiding fue. To The tire al
ready kindlel. while IN a military pain OF view
Il would utterly fall and render no assistance 10
our arms.-N j Herald