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THE DEBATE IN rARLr4us,r.


The Debate IN the British Fuuusr, ~
the lo.h ult., on Mr. Lindsay ma,i.a .s-
oarning American affairs, was an mc5.t.a.
one. We can only give few points Of i. lir
Lindsay resolution was as l.'aos:-
THAT in the opinion Of tdi. HOUSE. .le s.a les
which have seeded from the niou .i the elyruhi,
! Of the Uuitei States, have 51 long maintained
| themselves under separate and established s.r-
eminent. and have given such proofs Of tlCi. De-
termination auI ability O. support their i- ll-
euce, that the pryprie Of Offering mediation with
the view OF termilatiog hestlItcs between Che
coutenlius parties is worth. cf t1e serious all
inued'ste attention Of ber rasj -s'5 sovernme1t
II. reasons iol it were. that The Wal must
end in a separation, ana regard lo- suffer
ins humanity and English interests mad 1t
desirabie to end 1t as soon as possible lie
considered tie cause Of the secession move
ment to be severe and unjust t4zati,l-5wins
to the selfish policy OF the North Reunion
be considered hopeless, and il ~ 1t beloved
England to offer her mediation. AMI to ask
the northern states to consider how much
distress the war was causing in Eeslal.
Others supported the resolution.
Lord P4lmerston spoke against 1t strongly.
earnestly advising that The question should
be left IN the hands Of the government. lie
did not deny the right of the government 90
acknowledge the independent OF tie s5-.h-
ern coniederacy if they saw TT, and were salts
fed that that indep ndeuce Was firm and es
tablished. This in bis view was Gar from
beng the case. Acknowledgment without
active interference would d3 90 good. As %
the suferinSs and Privaton accuing 60 the
English people from the war, no one could
be insensible to them hut an interference
would only make the matter worse The
war was one Of great proportions. The thirty
years war IN Germany w4s hut "a joke u it.
As to its condition It had bcen % contrary g.
experience that he would be "a bold man who
would venture to prophecy what the state 5l
affairs would be q month hence. lie would
not discuss the question Of right between the
parties the government would BE- hacpv 10
aid in bringing such a de.olatin, and sflict
Ing waI g. an end whenever it saw a reason
able Prospect Of success. Il ought to be left
e the -oyernmen, Go judge on th,t rsie,.
and he hcT-I TIE motion would be witt
drawn
hr. Llndsay's motion was 4lss opposed
with great ability by Mr. Foster and ilr.
Taylor, and was withdrawn.
Mr.. Foster, with hi- usual c.elr
sightadness and sobriety OF Judgment. dis
cerped the growing danger OF .lga ysxat,.us
resolutions. Declining to g.r3 u-,ersnce. s~
an English member Of Parliament. to los.
opinions on the p,licy ai Sac Al.arican z ,v.
ernment. ne asked how peace between the
North, fighting for union. and the South for
disunion, was attainable through friendly
mediation, of which the sole object was
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they must stop talking ag.ia,t th. admins
tration.
Mr.. Campbell elil b. Aa4 aela u5 a,-
taeks upon the Administrat.oq. p aIr.;
vote for Mr.. Lincoln but be chained ;.,.t be-
w-s as loyal As any one who d.. is vas
ms PRESIDENT As much as ,uci,s. .rI De
would 20 as far as any mau ia bis -a..e.t
The 'hendment was rje-,eI, srl tas Tee
solution. as presented was adopted.
Mr. q. ". Benedict introduce o.. i.-
OWING resolutions with some hicl r.maiss .
! Er,eiros. That the practice So wildly 20 o.-,I
% within few weeks past in this and oJltr States
Of Offering special bounties by muuicir4ulios and
I individuals, inducements 20 volunteer, is de-
moriizing n lis in6uen;e, aud is raTi y oudi .
I to defeat the very object which 1t IS iaJeniei @.
/ Iromo'e-
/ Psoig,s, That the ranks Of cur gallant r,..-
/ mcEtsi nov IN The service, ought o. he fIIc5 ur
with able bodied recruits as speedily ss possible.
. If additional regiments are needed irr ue pm Gig
ce-vice, l,t them be raifed, bot by an m-eE-. ...
the existing regiments be fllea p 81 their Ilt
number without d-'av.
I C,.r. Io,.F...> moved thar ta f-t "a
-'- '.'''''' o"9 '- ''iI '" '''- '''..' '..''
. was uegaiiyel
Mr.. C. II. BIcHow -ail W. h4a ,a- o.. in-
ion Of Generals Mcclellan and Burnside t.at
the old regiments should lc filed 40 oac-.
lie hoped the resolutions would h- adopted.
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Oouiii'''e circulate 'A1 7N's''
In the Hal ig- additional subscriptions.
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ti,5,.,q, o., ,rIi..,r-rts IN Ven. a.. f-e5.
$3.50 f.-.t, h. H., .I,-,~,r-. I'D IS .-.. .
the c.,.iris,orv and ,sr,ier fo,tr- +. ., f..l.--.
,5-,-a9 ty tb, National t;-ye-rr.l-- i,-i-s tr..-
,re-r n rebellion who's. --I'-sr . r-.-.-+-.l.
AMI r,a-i,r.ft and determined a.. -.r-
iu.t bs,.Inir,- 20 he srDreci.ted
yoked war between constitutional g.e.raaea: 4a4
anarchy between democracy ami .ii-src1E; be-
tween liberty and slavery war csrl.- or ty
rebels. aTIayei In arms for the obstruction ot .
u uycILmm-u-, and the disruption o- ID lafll.
which every freeman has sworn % protect j. I-.
a s,ru- gle flr N4r3Hei Llfs; and we h.'i-r. tl-.
a coutemptucus disgust az the attempt @. ru.sa-
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l.. ANGsLIc SLAVE CATCHER. "-Iu Cen
esis, iorty-sixth chapter and ninth verse, ws
read -
And the angel Of the Lord said-Retura
- thy mistress and submit to her bonds
Chicago Times
An, yes, Abraham. uagar's master, was
loyal man and believed in the enforcement
Of the laws" The book Of Exodus, on the
other hand. tells Us that Moses, the servant
Of the Lord. abducted over 100000 slaves
from an o5durate stifnecked old Rebel named
Pharaoh. alter he had polluted him with
frogs, bit him with vermin, stung him with
hies, covered him with boils and pelted him
with bailstones and when the old Secession-
ist tried to chase them, the Lord opened the
Red Sea and told them to skedaddle.-Nash-
cIHe Uaioa.
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STATE or VERMONT.
ArlU.ly- AND IVsrEcroa GEMS Osflcf. 2
N0oDsrocE, July 20. ls5Z. s
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Ai4t.-Nl AND INSPECTOR FEN Dttlcf.
HooDsTocK, July %. lstz.
GzvEn,L OsocR No.
D. By 5-asral Order 10. "a. curreu, s.-.e..
Gol tls Var Department, tie premium oi tva
dollars may Ia paid by tho Recruiting OIce- O..
any recruit ioE The volunteer service VII, pre- cai7
himse.! iar gll.stneut,-Qlyncut O. be male az
ter the recruit has been ils s-tel, and has taSsa
tie olts, end vouchers tor the Taymc1. o. t-
takca in tue form heretofore pre- crioed.
2. The public sc-Tics luires. uot ou.y o. 70
men sA0uli be enlisted with ri0iiity for the rer
regiments nov ordered, but aisl, that such men 20
the regiments nov IN service, .s are absent fta4
their regiments without leave and are i'm fact De-
slr.o7s, asreglrlir- the o5l- ...i1ls Of their e-
is'rsclt. and yet drawing pay. OF hoping 90 draw
pay, -lr Sc Wee not performed -roH,l b. sought
cut, and --mp-i.ci O. return 90 s-sir duty. 4.e
p-e=5ncs ;ui-lil t1e state Of sgcl lsu, 4ai .le.-
evil example ls Of mo-c Injury % the rccr1.t1 !,
service, Hln Che open hostility of aT5alL t-s.-
tors. L. is therefore made the duty Of eve-T Re-
cru.uus Ui'ccr, within this state, 90 ascortl q
whether eyesy soldier, within bis district. IS abe
sent from bis r.rimcl- with leave. ID he Is s7,
be has documents 10 bis possession which wi..
prove il. /. ae Aas 1.,, report tie l4ls lf ,Ls
man, with al II, facts known respecting bin,
without delay. O. Major William Aus-inc, q. $.
Aus-erlns ana -Jl---rsing Ql1ss, % Eu.ll----.
Ncruo1t. wasc duty 10 is % cause such ns1 tl ta
arrested and q -ur-ll 90 tleIr regiments.
3. i ! requested, that t-e s1.lc;meu 1s q .
town VIII, i1--eiil-eiy, report 90 Major Au,.iae
tic --lts Jt il soldiers, within thcir respective
tlT-s a-l aro ab5el, i..l thcir regimcu,s With
out leave. ! ? State should afford no re.rel; t1r
sG-- re-f.lul,. l.: them either return 90 "a ir
duty, OF leave i,s borders. The selectnlen, who
are presEuei 10 1e loyal leu, willing TO do tls.-
d1ty, are sarucAty euj .ilei o. devote So much ef
tlcir lime; as ls necessary, O. tie tho-eu. a--
c1mpiishue1t & this lsbc- And 10 j. hoped
that si.sg.-i 'cilEcus will cooperate vi,l then.
all --l ia u--ias a-l iese-tcrs, By giving s-l
u--ss ary Information.
81 -flEE p THs GorEEyca.
PETER Il. WASHBUEN.
feaf-7. and Irs1s-fo- Gsrr.'
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STATE OF VERMONT.
IEE4sUEEE's OFFICE. ?
I r...---- LII II ~

TEE4sUEEEs OFFICE.
Rutland, JuIj SD, ISl-.S
a=..-l-= and others holding orje.s for e.ia.i
pay -t Vermont Volunteers, are hereby notified
that returns f.r the Second. laird, Fourth. CD
and -i-i- Regiments. and the mpanies OF >lllp
Shooters, t-- l-o months o. March aui April
have been received a. t-ls olic..
1 ais have returns q ala1.5 pay ct T-.- .i
Co. II, e the Cavalry Ee e-imeut for March. april,
May and June, i-l ill. rstlTls lar these months
i0- 10 the Cav Org ore expected within t-r1 weeks
r. p PAGE.
5t-fe Ires-.ir--
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has i1s, been is-u,i
NAR DEPArruEET,
WAsHISGTos, D. c., July 81.
The absence Of officers and privates from their
duty, under various pretezts, while receiving pay,
at great expense and burthen to the Government,
makes it necessary that efficient measures be taken
to enforce their return to duty OF that their pac-
es be supplied by those who will not tako pay
while rendering no service. This evil moreover,
tends greatly to discourage the patriotic impulse
Of those who would contribute % support the
families Of faithful soldiers.
1t is therefore ordered BY the President.
FTsf-That on Monday, the Ilth day Of Au-usJ.
all leaves Of absence and furloughs by uhomsJ-
ever given, unle by the War Department, are
revoked and absolutely annulled, and all officers ca
pabls OF service required forthwith T. join tlef
regiments under penalty Of dismissal from tie
service or such penalty as a Court Martial may
award, unless the absence bo o-casi9led by Law
fal cause.
SseoHd-Ihe only excuse allowed for IL. alb
sence Of officers or privates from duty after the
liza day Of August, are first, the order or leave
Of the War Department; second, disabilities from
wounds received in service; third, disability from
disease that renders the party unfit for military
duty-but any officer or private whose health per
mits him 70 visit watering places or places Of
amusement, or to make social visits CT walk about
the town will be considered f for military duty,
and as evadins his duty BY absence from his com
mand or the ranks.
Tar9-On Monday, the l5.h Jay OF August, 40
10 o'clock A. NJ, each regiment and corrs shall be
mustered. The absentees will be marked, three
lists Of the same made out, and within IS hours
Of the muster, one copy shall be sent to the Ad-
jutEnt General Of the Army and one TO the Com
mauder Of the corps. The third is 70 be retained
and ell officers and prvales ft for duty, absent at
that time will be regarded absent without cause.
Their pay will be stopped and they will be dis
missed from the service treated dcserters IN
less restored and no officer shall be restored to
his rank. unless BY the judgment Of Court Of
Inquiry, 10 lie approved b. the President. lie
shall establish his absence was withcu. cause.
Fswfi-Conmanders Of Corps Divisions, BIi-
gadss, Regiments and Detached Posts are strictly
euj0ined enforce the and return Of afore-
sad. Any officer filling In his duty herein will
be deemed guilty Of gross neglect Of duty, and be
di.inissed from the service.
Ffh-A commissioner saall BE- appointed y
the Secretary Of War to superintend the execution
Of this order in the respective States The United
states Marshlls in their respective districts; the
Mayor and Chief Of Police o. auy town or city;
the sheriff Of the respective counties in each state
and all Postnasters and Justices Of the Peace, are
authorized to act as special Provost Marshals, 10
arrest any officer or private soldier, ft for duty,
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who msy BE- fozni absent from his command with =
cut just cause, and convey bin % the acir ST.
military po or depot.
Iae trans 2or;ation, reasonable expenses Of this
d-.y. ard dFe dollars vii be paid ilr each ll ll-ar
and private 50 arrested and delivered
b o5lcr q She President.
EDWIN 81. STANTON.
Secretary Of W a.
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girlands Of glory, and if die they must upon
tho battle field. their deeds would ligs-in the
memory Of i grateful posterity. y II,
In conclusion, Mr.. Foot declared that II it
should be found enc more man was wtAted
20 make up the complement OF our regiments
although exempt by age and civil position,
he would pledge here aud now, before God
and his eluatry, that his name should con-
cll4e the list.
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ORR 1Free a]1Ga
BURLINGTON
FaIDET MORNING. AUGUST E. lsCg.
WIZ rfEETING No. ..

I -...r. War Meetinr. called lv the
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ADKINS r-, chairman of the com
.l..,.r.,. ,xoI,inc5 the action of tco
THY had found on mes.tinr
...-.-- Vows. that n, one f .v,-sd
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.'. low" o' lIl.'o -''n
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' '-.-'.''7'' ana p.''-n''a II 70
% a-7 citizens. Inc zuoseTli-
.. @ 'i. I1---'-d amounted TO SSH
i-i 90 't, zen iyr I1F-Ier au'seTlp-
".i-H r-unliy was bow pl-red-
l-. .14ni'.s. were agreed that i5r the
f--a.s regiments. different plan should he
ra4 they orted as expressive of
- ..n 'l- following resolution
l.' .'en Of drafting for tae Iur-
a,4t. .- l. only far and t51ll aad
'l ... .- a' hes, r1iril iisa ISM ot 'le fso-
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.- -'5 81, .5 Governor OF 'ae safe.
report .i t- Committee wlsaeosl ted,
z-- ei-l taa ez.-T-.on Of the resolution,
1---l was isH open for discussion. was
a1.rt
>Er GolFE, E.Q, moved an amendment
a.i.r. Hr striking out the words
'..a the h'-aest patriotism
"r'Tc.
H nsssl h.H-Frs ldyoc4t.a the pas
-'7 i-'-'.'' 'nA'teFed- 44e ser-
1''-' portion Vi Tue
ana he u-'e'-- q l' rs
.'7-H o' 'o''''-'''
'-'' ana Sl-7'nIu'e o'e'
ana t'.i .' IN Us ''ne' out which
'''-" u 'A' human iA''u'
'..'- illou''''-y' l-ey
-' ''. '.''' '''1H''''ol ana gone
-'''7 sun remaIne1-1s
tHit the war should be
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FATAL Acc,DENT.-In Dorset On Monday
July 2s, lion. Heinan Morse was killed almost
in an instant ct tims by a moving machine.
Il appears tina, ,ls horses became unmaa-
4ge4hie and nn, 5y which means, Mr. NJ.
wa= thrown from his =eat upon the machine,
and awiully mingleI. Both arms we're
cat cf-9ns Of which was found 70 rods
from tae 5liy. Nr. u. wls very mush res
rec'ed, and This sii event has thrown the
whole town into mourning Iii. uge
vas 80.
HOARD or MEDICAL EXAnINEHs.
iy direction q + Holbrook, Governor Of Yer
mont, there will bo a meeting Of the State Board
o. Medical Examiners a. Rutland, On Thursday
tn liih Of Aagu.t, Tor the purpose Of eztniains
Surgeons and Assistant surgeons for the Vermont
Volunteer Service.
S'S'L W. IHArEn, Board of
kr. Z. HILLS, Medisal
II. ?. SrfvEss, )Exsmiuers.
SsrlingteA4 July 3l.t, Ise2
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&c. E.-.l-a --...--..
Calar I-l.. L.u. ".H.iL p..G .l
o. D. o. '' Captain of '..I, i.'r,
................
r...,.,.. t----.... Ir.........
I..at.., ,i,. il.,t r-i.r.,i
C.r. ,II,n E4,ln. ul C5K..IE.
Cd D.. Major o rs lo-h Regiment
~. e'ly tae above .,s tn Woll-
..''N which --- --s g. ..e Re
'i-- .n i-. i-i.-.- U.'.r'. pH.. l-
's ".'' pleasure ''-. "- a.ie frequently
tia names ID" hir'os.'a 'a boys and -rliu-
a's. .r io'm-T members u. er University.
aH.'; i.e promotions i'r neI,"u.H- ser-
v'c'
tsr'an .aov Nai.) laws. 1915. >.r...
OF iae Burlington company IN .hs Be-i-
meat IT, recruited -.. Bu.o- lauan
of G.. l. .i ,ae 5,5 Regiment, was c...I
it- CII-ua. and i4- 7'uIie4sd SIZE .5..l-
.eao o- ta- eaoIes every day .u.. o. is
a s.7f .5ee..-ta.r- are none to,i,.ay .r,5
"." n'f-.
4. i.a.' d -t4e", "-. haze -iil,ii /
u t'' .H 'tf'. >'LeN LA1'N. ila s one Of .
the '--- .. tAs veteran captiias .i che oii T
S.c1uti and has distinguished himself 90 I
every field ia which be has b.en engaged. /
llei.a graduate Of the University ,' he |
t.a-s q 1850.
Llt1. W Il. IL. Pics, vh5 su,c.els N-I /
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-08
Wv cRtDt. !, rur >AvY.

Am rFlnr- IS THE NsE-E
-'-i''7
4.''''
n in-
y. i many Nhy ne
navy
y.ar. FH 1.H i- ..a trn- oh -1 war.
,..f... ta.. f.-.- .H.-...... 900.
f
fai.- -Efr- u.lh'1, Hi i1' n1l-let
e.-4 aai -i-i'h' n1'fl "ilc'Is Dry such q
A'Na'.'n '' 'a2" is'rimeHt' tht Pub
DE- service must f.r- h.snH sufferer from d..
N
''5
.., o., ''.- zoe
The law provides t1.t rear-aiml,al= shall
De selected ty the President. by and with
the advice and consent of the senate. from
those captains who have given the most
mtLial service 60 ,lair country.
The ioll5winE named captains have been
commissioned 20 be rc.r-admirals on the re-
Tired list.
Cdas stewart. Francis Il Gregory,
Nu s4abries. silss Il stringhaw,
e.. ~ ~ l..'.- ''''n 'u'l'DS'
r..-..-..,...... ..,.,,-s l,...-..
,.-.,sr...... ,rn
J. II goiisscrtcsh. III Fo5te.
yry,....- rr....-- ,r. NJ. h.,. s.l
,,-t..;. ,,, 49,. .---..-.-
Eri-,dior Conceal or ~. vcr,,,,t br,,,do in
10y "'' "oU"u'4 j."
the late Battles heiF' Richmond. Lieut.
Col J0yce,is in command Of the p Vermont.
Adiutart Liid. Lieut. ll1yt, aRd chaplain
Smith If ihs d have rssi5reI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-08
Ab.en, omecrs and rriru,e,.
OFFICIAL.

WA-HNeToS, July 5l.-Ths aiowins
o-ier respecting absent officers and rrivltes
has j1s, been is,u2i
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-08
NEWS OF THE WAR.
FROM JAMES RIVER.

drTtCK ~ REBEL BtTTERiES
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-08

FOUR KILLED AND SIX WOUNDED.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-08
FEDF A. TROOPS MOVING II EAsr
TENNESSEE.

FrFrL TROOPS COLLECTING At
NOZZLE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-08

The following article from the New York
World contains a great deal Of good sense,
sharply spoken
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-08

The Debate In the British Parliament no
the lo.h ult., on Mr. Lindsay motion .s-
cerninE American Affairs, was an important
one. We can only give fewp1ilts cl d.. Nr.
Lindsay resolution was as l..IaVs:-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-04
RocKvilLr. Ind. Dec. Il. 1861.

ROCKVILLE. Ind. Dec. 81. lc6l.
To The Editor Of the Terre Haufe Journal
Dian SIR: ] find going the rounds Of the
newspapers, in the telexraphic column. under the
head of From Fortress Monroe. the follow
ins dispatch:
John G. Davis. member of the Federal Con
gress from the Seventh District OF Indiana. had
arrived az Hopkinsvle on hrs way 10 Rich
moud but for what purpose is not stated
| avail myself Of this method Of stating To the
public that have not been outside the limits of
this county at any time within the last two
nlsntlls, nor out of this State since nv, returu
from Washington in March last, except ON two
occasions. attending to INV private affairs in
Eastern Illinois Nor have at any time con-
templated visiting Hopkinsville. Ky, Richmond,
Va, or,any other place South ION business of
any Kind or character whatever
therefore pronounce the above dispatch totally
and maliciously false, and leave the public TO
judge of the motives OF him or them who would
in times like this, present, fabrIcate and put IN
circulation such base and wicked SANDER against
an unoHendiDg private citizen. | respectfully
request YOU and such other papers have pub
lshed the above dispatch To publish this card.
Thanking YOU. and such other papers as gave
a prompt denial TO the statement referred to,
am yours, very respectfully.
JoHN G.. DAVIS.