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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03
flnanciaI.
o,,cs OF Tns ILLrsoI. CEsTRAL R.TRo ,ae COL

NHw.YoKk Feb. TO- 1862
AT A MEETING Of the BOARD OF III.
N RECTORs Of the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY, held 1t their Office In New York, this day
R..ir,A. Tia, On ...eunent OF FIVE DOLLARS per
Share upon the Scrip Shsrss Capital Stock OF the Com
psny be- and the hereby called psys5ls on the oh
day OF March 1881 and that tho DO on the Stock
registered in tho City ofNevYok at the office Of he Com
psny In that city and the Stock registered In London
The Office Of Messra RoBEKr BENSON Co, Lonoon sno
ths, parties ds.irng 10 pay their assessment In London
psy the at the rate Of four hn and two pence stef
ling 70 the dollar.
noon Of Lot March next and sled on the 10Th OF the
month and that transfer be permitted on or after
that day Of shares upon which the foregoing sement snA
not have bee paid. THOMAS +. WALKER, Treasurer.
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Pianos Made Durable as victims.
DRiGO.' PATENT SrRlNG-CLAMf
FOR PIANOS
h. been spEroysd BY ne ssdrs nu'i,.n'
Iyihpat Nov Is: Nsu. lork Iinss Nov. ii Netr ort
Hcvold- De. rs; Musical Rers~, No. Y; ht.'- ls's
Ilpyc,s Oct -; Nof-- Io'k EreniHg Pot and
The N-U- iork ~ cris. Jan e.
BY IaiS PATENT SIRiNGtLAMP
the ahhos I'D twisting strain Il 81. srnes amounting 70
p,s s0 pounds is wholly tsAen The bridge and sounding
bead rgne is secured asins deterioration
peffscty thr violin - - $500.
Al orr n PIANOS GO SPEEDILY TO RUIN
orp-or. ps,os permanently restored to olgnsi be.
bv ,br s1R Sf-r AMP Coz: Of from $50 to $50 The
hrr nuour, efes strings and new erDg 70 ham
n,-rs throu short
NV Piano. 81. rod .sSin,t deesy 70 tone.
80 Me required a.kr these alterations ON Win
Pianos. r'. -t. Patent string Clamp. ior ,ee
'' 'HEEJDNt .., $50 +'h-.t- corner BROADNAi.
.fIll snd se descriptions. published by tie Jour
rs, 1a'' h seen.
n v Piano w. tered br entirely 10 the ssi!s.sc
DO 81 me ot-,,.- Old. -sfop,nsstion vii he received
briggs TOOkFR.
SO So Broadway,
S-W-lOII
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ILLINOIS LANDS for SALE.-About $500
rst quAli,y unmpoved PRA IRELAND, IN detached
tots Of fom 10 u 80 All OF this land convenient to
market being IA healthy ard we'll settled nsghborhocd', IN
Cook Dup.gs and VIII Counties, and Is distant fom 20 90
mile. from Chago. VIII be sold In lots ~ suit purchasers At
low prices and accommodating terms Apply between 10
A. M and y. m, At No. = WalAer-st
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TRRAsrRy DEPARTMENT FEB =, 1907
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN of the readl-
~ Of hi. Department to redeem the Treasury Notes
p.ysb. in one year nom date authorized by the act of Con
arss approved December I'D 1857 and tho Treasury Notes
pay.be In sIy days from date Authorized BY the act Of Con
sress approved I'd March, lSol -,
Interest on Treasury Notes of the shove issues will cease on
the h day Of April nett BY the terms of those acts respect
iy~y
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Jnrnlirre.

ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITES Of FUR
- NIT ~ ig al COLOR and Style ~ whoe'se m rtri
lAr sfrst' ock The civ snltes q 20 and upward. Ato,
solid ~ alnlt Suites Metfrfsss. Pellss'e, &C
WARREN WARD NJ. ~ talmlst
doors east d Brosdwsv.
EIKST-cLASS fNAMELED FURNITURE
= ilo decor s'ed, end grained. soti Walnut and oaA
as fu!is 81 20 aud upward Mait.rssc. Spring BEDS &C.
i. W. FISHER Co, Manufacturers
&c. "a B!osdwty, between blssc1G sns boIe"
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Ncw pnbiirnilons.
N IMPORTANT UNDERSTANDABLE

An IMPORTANT WOBk-iGNORANCE
IL FAPOsED- AFtI&ClED EESIJHEy-pAR,4
lONDON. hND NEN-YOBN MEDICAL ADVISOR
AND MARRIAGE GtIDT--A hook eRDo.ing tho ia lsci.
- rLyelogs a1 10 l,cet .Tt4iile M of fhNc srs
J" special fcates ~ fret i0cs - by neglect aud ot
treatment pfosiiarg nerves 'ieni' eud leaving tof
ild and DocJ tgfe! -Jl 81 Ya go pssts 20
sstfstoms b. q. Lsrront. NE ioldon, End NorYork
kIyt,i-u I'D Surgeon 30 @. 6ioafNsJ ipp e.fs 81. s.
yii'd ~ y amer for l. 20. Eese.Y.ft iofs roafs.
70 III Hsssusl The Doctors hours or crins these
IN 1's i'a % o. p n We col,'u n s'conncudin
~ thhMpEr b The afi.c,sd.-tDvra "a. fte Cuni~f
Es0 Lc
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F,,e-Points siaaae Of fudustry.-In consequence
a. De fnetset % sposiio OF the GENERAL agent Nh : y
HALDAY the usual sunus collections hsve not been made
tl se,so The necessary curing the last Inonh
we're ssariy twice tie amount revived Tie Trustee undsr
therefore appeal by Advertisement in
Sesd OF pe;sona solicitso Tor Immediate sss.ts Do
bs.ohs ma be tbs Trustees; 20 MARSHA
LEYEEETS. Treasurer. to M-k,rs DUNCAN SlitR-
NAN Bankers or 10 Il. H. BARLOW. SupeTints ndeni.
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Uants.

4 Ii Families and Boarding-hOue Keepers cnn
~ be- sppi-d With The best of HELP iof city and country
Of Mfs YDBksTOHS Office, No. ~ hhsv
WAhTED-By "A respectable Woman, IL stu
alton 70 COOK. WASH aud IRON or 10 DO geners
ouahWoHk Df small htniy Can give a., besi % ciiy
I'rAce tsu be seen for two days a. No 2s' Fast Jtb
* I'M AGENTS wanted 10 open M Office
" pNCs sd ttke Tie Who'll sllr scefcy IA every Ssf.
ipf al oI LLOfDS GREAT MILITARY HhFS. urea ir
our on-'DSrr thiei Tho cheapest Maps in tie void
1.'une csi - nade thee sps In ,.cl state Thr.
million cD - ole q ny Asps hsyo srrsav bera soi
As,-A eel. 10 got California Lnssnl AID ubA 81 ~
40 suie- al ese5 county Send Tor cirtuia.
J. It. Lloyd, 30. ia Rroaiwty.
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Go Cet.
T IGHT ROOMS and STEADY POWER OF
By JOHN GAUDU. No. lca waksrst

THO LET-Nice suites of ROOMS in 2lst and
l. l3dsa near 2dsv; but small, respectable fami
lies need apply Rent from 81 so TO So per month In
qulre Of H. MERRITT, ,o,,
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AIBxHr II. NiooIAy. Anctioneer.
DEGULAK SALE OF STOCKS and BONDS.
IL ALBERT II. NiCOLAY will SELL THIS DAf
(Monisy March 8, at iIi O'Clock at tho Meichsn Tx
CHANGE ~
10 Bsns OF Commercially 10 A'.or ms Co... ~
10 F,eel,or ins .....y 20 Jefferson Ins. Co..... %
a. booker stage Co 100 20 Relief lns. Comm. 80
~ Grrmsnl, Life Ina Co.. ~ u Sss,.n Bank
~ Putg-r, In, Conn. 81 10 Gal Chi RR....lG
r5ON " IA RR Co. .lo0l broadway Bank. Is
N.teL,n,.' H., CO.. sol Is commonwealth Ins Co 60
sRennBlic Ina ZOO loo Brook Cent. RI Co... 81
"a No Wet, I'M, (O.y sol ~ Col Marine Ins Colo
80 S,rs,ofs Viii, RR leo 70 Ocean bsnk....''.'' ~
" AdnAilc Ina Con-. 2sl
g. Mercantile Mutual Scrip Of 1850.
30 Mich. So. Ind RK. 4 cent ID Hge bonca
900 Team. Stat. D y cent Bonds
inoio Gs,st Wcs'en RR. 10 & cent lst Ns. bopds.
SeIt lie. lar sale on TlIt RsnAY, March q
lLRFEr a. EICOLAY. No 80 " nism-a,
Auc.ione-r, ReA kst.ie ard stoch Broker
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Gewina-Alatbines.
60 n1bom II man Concern.
NOTICE to TAX-PAYERS.-OPFIcE o.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-OPFIc o. TIN
~ CosnIssIossxs % TAXES AND ASxssxEyrs Ne u
Cpl~HyRs.sr Nsw.YosE January 49, ts62-SOLCE y
Prrson.i Estate oshs City Of Newiok for the year 1863 se
nov opeD for public inspection and viii continue open un
the 1th dsy Of April next Inclusive All taxpayer are
10 cal and examine the same In ordss
tia, s1y In the assessuents may be corrected Aso
All person. entitled by law reduction OF their Assess nsn
BY reason IL being cergyen military services ane ace
literary able nstittons by law exempt nom axar
ton requested mste sppcsion for such rsdnct,on OF
pon the closing OF the ros OH aid h Day
oiApgil ,o.o
The following section Of the Act Of April u.s. 1885, pub
hshad for the Information Of tax lsyersi
SECTION TO- DuIug the time the books shs o. open W
pnble In hreinheore provided application may
be made by any persop considering hinsef assved oy ne
assessed valuation Of his real personal estate 70 nave me
same corrected II surh application be made In relation 70
tie valuation real estate mnst be made Ina w
nx stating III. ground OF objection thereto and tbsreuoea
the shall examine into the con- plsint and
Judgment the IL eroneous they shall
rsis, ae TO be corTecd IL such application be made
in ou the assessed valuation OF personal estste the
p.nt shall 10 sIsmned under oath by the said Commission
s tho shall be TO- administer such oath or any
of them and IL In his their Judgment the assessment eno-
ueous they shall the TO be corrected and NIX the
smount OF .uch assessment they believe 10 DO just and
declare their decision thereon within days After such
pc,on have been made them No reduction shall Dc
sie By tie Board Of supe ors OF Assessment 90 reee
or pens estate imposed under this at u1ess saaa
near under oath that the party sezieyed was
unable 70 attend within the period prescribed for toe ceo-
os of Ares BY sickness absence nom the City
Laws OF 1853. Chapter 3o!, Sections ard 10
}. W. ALLEN
J. ". BROWN,
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BEAUTIFUL MONUMENTS, OF Italian IA. ana
ID Am.He,n Marble At suction THIS Monday AFTER
NOON Al c!oci st No. 50 4th 'ths near ths Fc"y VII
lI.msburxn.
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Cb1nte5 Ior Business agcu.
NEW WOODEN FACTORY, old FACTORY.
~ ~ BLOUSE, Sone,e DWELLING HOUSE. All
TL,nt t1s.,. scres of LAND lsf MI, Rom tss rs1.d
Drnot for SALE ~ f,phs1k, sudolx County Il l. Apsv
10 SMITH DEAAED, Oh the premises.
TVO MHLINERS.-A splendid chance 10 OPEN
1 AkIEsr-CLAss afLAiNLt} ISfABLIS8mg.pin
can =. .f-l win Muo. DbMOKESrs MAGAsiN I, 4
NODE s =. bot I.t ct. between Bosi~ay I'D say
I,eAt.aTv i8seeraie. Iuquie At 10. 40 Bgotiw'y
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'rhe THIRD Lecture al the Course IN behalf oftho
CHI FGu OF IIE ittSl kRtt ion VII 20 ".liserea ~
the Bev ALEXANDER NiNlOS. D., ~ - hs'ss
EoS1 West y. HIT, nOth-Fost conner Of B.4dd-ry run-
So. "busns" Tirbets. Is eens to be Rad - Il door
Door ooen Il Icctuf. % cOfnmcnos e.
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Notice.-The Rev ". ~. MILF ~ vii aSiiyeI leo
lure on ss lssDt Pfcnt- Vne t&sr .. ne rop,i
Westl al III AIenst VI. T.. Church on MONDAY EsEa'
mo March g. a, o'clock Doors open a, 4. pdm.staAe'
y r.nL
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GaIcs bp Anrtlon.


A. ~ nyHwiv. Aucuone-i.
DY BANGS, MERWlN & Co., Irving Build
ID ip.s Mo-. sg4 aud 50 Brsad~sy.-sses OF Books, 50
topery Pic;ur- Works of Art Fancy Goods. fnnitnrs ~
MONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. znd INT hSDAf
IVEsINGS March 3 4. aud {, At o'clock
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY Of choice Boohs'
ages nd Tsve. Fine Ars the Sciences. Antiquities The
oogy Biblioxsphy, Phoosy, the Classic. Ae inciadh
n,ry ,nperby snd ,rpensvely Illustrated Vol, in nne
binding Tor particus. zee CAisosle to b. had on 'PPca
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O5Fcx ov TIE CoRs EXCHANGE J
FpEISp isIAsp NAVIGATION lssURaSCE Co,
NEw-yoRK. March l. 1902.
nVIDEND.-1he Board OF Directors OF tins
~ Company hsv. this day declared SEMI-ANNUAL
DIVIDEND u TEN uc) PER CENT. payable on demand.
W. IT, WINDSOR, Secretary.
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Glusiral Jnslrrmenis.
Ueooinq Caros, ST.

ALVIN EVERDELLs SONS-WEDDIN0
"A CARDS-These celebrated Engraved Csrds cold only
., No. Ie4 Fuiton-st. N. z. Established 1915.
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price).-
IIWeddDe At Home aud Note Pspes kc Business Carda
Bil Head. Portrsi &C, ct KELLiS 81 Fulton e., ~ y:
For SALE Presses for Photographers or the trade
I II. JOHNSTON Il Co., No. $50 Bowery.-
- Wedding and Visiting Cards. L.. latest styks spse.
linens by mail Also aches, Jewcry. Silver Ware sa&
Plated Ware of the best qualities end ct low prices
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE for S A Lat
~ Hudson n L.. the re'dence OF sentlenisn movlnE
Commanding dac view Of the river with two acres Of
land highly cultivated with tine fruit and situated 10 ths
pert the city only short walk from railroad ana
,-.bo,t ,,aon, Dw ong perfect order, with furnace
.s AID al the modern improvements. Possession given IN
m-dlatey II desilei Address GEORGE b. FAihrtELp,
rs.o n y
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Rea! estate for Sale.

DROOKLYN-For SALE, the very neat. two
ID story sud basement COTTAGE HOUSE, No. - East
B.c 1t. Contain. ss' water Sc and i, admirably adapted
for all family Tie gbborhood il quiet snd pleasant In
e,,ry respect IS ninnt- w,k from ss South Ferry.
Gar. PAS. within half bl ck viii be sod low. and posses
lion siyen whom desired. Apply on the premises
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Nov Heaiy:
I'VE LENNON SLAVE CASE.
PEE FULL HISTORY
CHE LENNON SLAVE CASE
lVON. IT'S CAIOik To IT'S IlNAL DLCi5IOS ~ IH%
COUNT OF ArPkALS.
CorrESTs;
OPINION OF JJDGk PAINE before whom the "a
Grst heard.
OPINION or THE sUPREME COURT
fsirts ard Argun snts of
sHaRLfS OCOSOb
I'M. N. EVAEfS. and
yOSTPH BLUNT in the Court o. Apr sslt
Ard tho Opinions Of
UTDGps DFNIO WRIGHT aud CLEEkE.
Tho sr,sf and poNcsi pflncsi's
iryoy.d,Ls bodr with which the is.nes were made .ni
~ ,,,,v 18th which the nguusu sustained on bo.h
,ice. nnder lis one " toe most fincan' tno ns'eI'
.lt.uuiAf Trial, thsi tool place IN ths country
Price rs cents per copy-SS per doIeh
.aa,... CtE TRIBUNE. New-fcL
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AT X. II. MACY, Nos. 2o4 and POO tih-ay.,
~ Two door. below lIh.s, yoa will swsy, hEi f1l
,oct Of Ribbons Laoss sndsehsn In boid-ries, Wits
Good, Fine fanncls housekeeping Goods. Curtain 'ss,
,ud Ve. Hosiery .sd IudeweSr Ladies ,i- up Uud--
C,o,hinr 1e B-The only house in Nsp fofk Tat - 2.
sdies dollar Rid Gloves or IS cents ~ NAL ~ esnti
and slwsys NIL sf,ori 1lsnt Of siTes and coors
CRAND OPENING of NEW PATTERNS oi
II a., PARIS sPRfyg FASHIONS "m-. DFAOk-
TSTs mss,.in do. Modss No a. Broadway, o. houdsy
Msfch D.
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COUNTRY PLACE FOR SALE.-A beauii-
~ ful double COTTAGE HOUSE bult IN the bes. mao
ner containing 10 rooms Also fancy CARR AGs-hoUsE
And STABLE with acres Of GROUND. well planted vi h
tai trees IN Of the hnes neghboIhoods IN West
chester County Time ,m Newiok 10 minutes offered
below COS. and on terms Apply to
\. CALDWELL, No 70 Pine-st.
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COUNTRY SEAT for SALE, at JAMAICA,
~ l.. L.. by 7. PLATT CARIL sheHa-rne elesant
Country Seat OF TUNlS VAN BRUNT, with y scTss Of
.ronnd .tust. on Union Hall street Jsmsica Long .snd
viii be sold 81 DoTsrds HOTEL Jamaica on Tht RsbAi
March at o'clock The iionse large aud convenient
and the grounds are well stocked with Frris Trees The
sxls will be peremI,oTy.
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no pRINTERS.-FourT ABLE t..1 TS.s:
and five .rse sORTscAsE 70. sALs fsen sls
snie nses :, ~ I'm RAJ Inquirs Of J. o. COvbsA
" nse sSTrss,I. IttSvns BsuaAps. n Icy
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m wood the res, usder high cultivation lies IN Cor ~,
Long Island 30 miles from N-w-fof., ard hfs.o.@s
E.Ti' Pic. R6.1l Would taxes farm worth zee" ~
- 100 IA Michigan OF Western state a. Part pay I'd
irr.. WILLIAM BUENilAM, consc, Suffolk County, New
York.
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COUNTRY SEAT-Thrty acres Land, 20
mile, from y. " - minutes ride in cars times osy
msno' walk from depot bal dinss good and convenient
Unit yooa hcshy churches schoois storas
lsnd productive Inquire of G. X A. LEV LRlDGE No. 10
Liberty It,. to-day. from 10 to o'clock.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-30
ETROpEAN NEW S.

Care RACE, Sept. 81 The stirring
news from America brought by the
Europa and subsequent steamers was
the theme of universal comment The
defeat Of Pope's army was regarded as
most disastrous for the North but the
valor disp avcl bv the Northern troops
at the second Bull Run battle was gen.
orally admitted.
The Times admits that tho Federal
troops fought with more than ordinary
courage, and that their two days fight.
inc rescuos their military character
from reproach, but everything except
that honor for them is but dust The
gallant stand which the Fcderals made
only takes the sting Of Disgrace from
their overflow.
The Times argues that the Federal
Government has been brought to the
VERGE of ruin, ald believes such terln
may be safely used, when it is no longer
safe 10 execute the functions of the gov
crnment in the capital il argues that
as tho prospects Of the Fedcrals now
appear, there are no better prospects in
the future.
The Dtily Nelcs admits the severity
of the defeat of the Fcderals, and thinks
there will DO more bloody battles in
Maryland
The Lont7on Star considers the North
ern cause as hopeless, because the eman
cipaton of the slaves of the Southern
States has not been proclaimed. 1t
urges tho adoption Of that measure.
The L2aloh Hcrald thinks the North
will do well to consider the eXpedience
of making a compromise with the South
at once
The Morning Past points out the
ground on which Confederate Govern
ment may claim recognition from Il Iro
pean powers. The question Of the sub
stitutc forcotton attracts more and more
attention. Practical men express but
/ little confidence in tho substitute offered
|: is reported that three of the finest
steamers on CLYDE, the Ir0Ra, GiraJJct
and CIWlcs4qic, have been sold to the
Confederatcs.
The Livcrp0ol Telegraph says besides
the commissions committed to the other
ship builders by the Conlederatos which
arc being pushed forward with all pos
sible despatch; a large iron plated ram
IS being constructed on the Mersey
without any attempt at concealment. =
This ra,n will bc of tho most formidable
character and will attempt to run the
! blockade at Charleston.
The same Journal says that ycsse
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-30
"HInights OF Inc Goldcn circle"

Bonner in tie last number of the Y.
Y Ledger, depicts a class of enemies
of the country who are quite as dang
orous to the good cause as are the rebels
in arms-"1he knights of the Golden
Circle of Public Plumber"
Suddenly new order of grandees
has sprung up among us. It's members,
like Douglas Jerold's bank note.man,
seem 20 bc made of money They
purchase brown.stonc palaces, and cram
them with splendid trumpery, set up
gorgeous equipages, and at once amaze
the heads and rejoice the hearts of wa.
tering place landlords with their lavish
expenditures. Their wives and daught
crs are luminous with diamonds, and
leadingdealers in costly luXuries declare
that The patronage of this new aristoc
racy more than compensates them for
the falling off in their general custom,
occasioned by the war. During the
summer, Saratoga, Newport, Cape May,
and the hotels at Niagara, have been
favored with the presence of race of
mushroom magnilicos whose faces were
never before seen in those localities.
Who are these imposing personages
ana whence 90 they come ? The ques-
ton is easily answered, for there is no
mystery about their anteceients. They
are Knights of the Golden Circle of
Public Plumber, the progeny of corrop.
ton and the heirs Of shame. There is
Peacock Shoddy, Esq, to whose stacks
of 'grcenbacks cings the curse of tens
Of thousands Of patriot soldiers, sent to
battle in rags that ne mightroll in riches
There is Mr.. SPAWN, who has made a
cool million by supplying the govern
ment with war horses, fresh from the
towpaihs of canals and the shafts of
clamcarts. There is the Honorable
Fungus Fitch, the slip manager, whose
pockets are doGblelned with official and
private percentages on the cost of sun
dry hull;s purchased at one-third above
their market value. There is Highlow
Vamp, Esq, the rich shoe contractor,
who furnished foot gear for the champ.
ions of the Republic, only one degree
less worthless than his own sordid soul.
But why go on with the list of vamp.
vers Their names aud deeds would
I'll columns; and as they are recorded
where dust can not be thrown into the
eyes of Justice, we will not attempt te
complete the catalogue here.
These are new patriciaus, fresh from
the accolade Of infamy. Some of them,
we are told, sport coats ofarms on their
carriage panels, harness and plate. AL
low us to suggest bit of blazonry that
would suit them all, viz; cross-beam
"sinister," and a moose "propcr."
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-30
6sencrnI FacClcllnr,.

The Baltimore Amcric1n put its heel
upon the last two falsehoods which the
radical journals have been circulating
against Gen Mcclellan. First:
"Now we happen to know that Nc.
Clellan, six days after he reached llar'
rison's Landing, placed in the War Dc.
partmont full reports of the battles. 1t
is therefore no fault of his that these re
ports have not been published
We ourselves havccausad application
to be made at the War Department for
reports connected with McClellan's cain
raiqns, but have been repeatedly re
fused documents which could not posi-.
bly give information To the enemy, but
which would as certainly have revealed
facts that the whole country has the
right and d esire to know. Second, IN
reply to an assault by writer IN the
Times, the American says:
ave know here, and it ought to be
known in New York, that the post al
Harper's Ferry was under the com
mand of Gen. Wool and not of Gen
Mcclellan. We know also that Gcfort
St(tIfLWI run ~ hSttW-fOt Oh'e ar
Clelian urged The evacuation of Harper
Ferry ana Tie occupation Of MarylauC
Heights, on the ground that he did moi
believe it could be hold if thoroughly
bcsieped, and on the further ground
that 10 assist it would greatly interfere
with bis plan Of campaign. In reply tc
this Recommendation assurances were
given that the post was 'impregnable,
and the recommendation of Gen. Nc
Clcllan was UNDECIDED"
This places the responsibility of Tho
lTarper's Ferry disaster directly upon
tho War Department. 1t shows again
conclusivcly, that only because McClel
lan's plans have been ovcrrulcd and his
advice UNDECIDED, we have again lost
tho chance of infliciing most destruc
tive blow upon the accurscd rebellion
Had McClcllan's urgcntrcquest been
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needed and obcyed, had Maryland
flights been occupied, the rebel army
never could have crossed the Potomac.
We should have cut them up root aud
branch and baggcd the remainder. As
L is, we lost several thousand men, an
important position, and opened the door
of retreat to their army
Yet to.day-does il not make earnest
men almost despair Of tho Republic p
to-day the radical presses are denounc.
ing Mcclellan for not doing this which
he did all in his power to do, and which
he vainly urged tho doing Of when it
was possible He pointed out what
now all admit to have been the only
way of running the rebel army, aud did
his share of the work. lie could not
pass beyond the sphere of his com.
lnand. The administration kept
traitor, or fool. in most i'm.
portant post, who sacrificed it and
cheated that work of its proper fruits.
1t refused to sanction McClellan's de
spised strategy and now reaps again
the bitter result in shameful surren.
der, an attenuatcd victory, and the sink
ing heart of the nation, which looks on
in amazement and almost stupcfaction
to sec the radicals again moving heaven
and Garth to degrade the General who
has led the Potomac army to its only
Victories