The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-30

the hero of evaeuations; Pillow keep
up his Mexican reputation by cut
ting his 4Way=-through the forest
at the first, smell of blood, laugh
teri while the battle of Fioyd's Run laugh
teri shall be commemorated as the LeipsiC
of Confederate history. The Confederate:
are bowling at England, calling the Minis
ter all kinds of names, playing the Rogue
march, singing iPsrfds Albion in the dim
twilight of their conspiraco, gnashiug their
teeth with hate and rage, in vain .endeaV-
ors to cover up their iguomiuy and their
shame. s. EFe y1.~- ss.sssegTs.e-. c 4. Era. --a-v
"A voice, 4" Where ia the Sunter2' Cries
| of " Order 7! ttPnt him outP' '1uog os s.5ai
q The Sumter, sir, which comprises one
halt the Confederate navy (langhterl lis
corked1up at Gibraltar with deserted crew,
watched by the Tuscarora, and out Of the
reach OF again being ordered away by your
foreign office The Sumuter-can no more
burn innocent merchantmen aud rob
peaceful peopIe-twoOf her officers are al
ready on their wAy1to the American coast
in, a Federal war ship to receive the just
punishment of an outraged power another
part of the pirate navy has jnst arrived at
Wilmington, by express order of the Con-
tederate Cabinet, who have their trunks all
packed, and have stolen all the money they
could lay their. hands on, preparatory to
taxing their, chances of escaping in the
Nashville from the doom that awaits them.
CCheers 80. - 20
The order to burn the cotton and tobacco
is under the mistaken idea that il would
involve England in the common rnin with
themselves. Bear in mind, gentleme o, that
this cotton and tobacco is solemnly pledged
for the redemption of the Confederate paper
and the Confederate loan, and now. the
Confederate Cabinet have got all the money
they can sponge out of their deceived sub
Jects, they solemnly order them to destroy
the securities on which the loan was paid.
| Hear, hear And all this to deceive Eng
land, or rather frighten England by a
threat, the very last thing of all others-so
history states-that would bring this re-
markaole people to book. .,-.-7 Z, ..-,,.
You should know that the crops destroy
ed and the cities burned are not by their
owners, but by their miserable riff-raff, who
nave nothing to lose-a riff-raf, as one
speaker beautifully remarked, who repre-
sent the dead level of humanity, standing |
on the zero of civilization, or wallowiug in |
the mire OF their own beastly sensuality,
instead of floating on the wings of virtn- |
ous Imagination, or poised on the pinions |
of patriotic intelligence. Cheers.
General Banks movement on Winches-
'er is only feint to allow Mcclellan to
'ush on to Fredericksburg, and the nature
IT conflict that mail or two will an
lounce may be estimated by the Com
nander-in-Chief having ordered fifteen
housdrad dnpbuLdnees to bear a,ody the
'0"ndedl ESensation!l Verify, it is a
errible necessity but the spring has ar
ived-the month, and the hour that calls
oudly for victory; two thousand years
Ience the Ides of March will be associated
Vlth the history of the Potomac. The
lines of Bayard Taylor are in my
: looty '.5Gi st-l 5ssaer e1U a.sz
Then down the long Potomaes line.
Scout like storm on bills of pine. z4
TIL ramrods ring and bsyoness shine u a-i
Advance the ehieftein's call is mine. 40
MARczln- lLoud .eI.aara and ansaIanaa- Z u L