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order 10 his division:
Headquarters Second Dirfsfor
Third Army Corps, September bl, l~S2
General order No. Sin assuming command
OF :hi- Division. avail myself of the occa sion
TO ongratulate its officers and men upon the
brilliant services they have rendered. the fame
they have won, and the high rank they have
attained i'll the Army. My utmost ambition a.
soldier will be satisfied if il shall be nv good
fortune TO share with them the honors of future
campaigns.
manding officers and upon the discipline, cour-
age and patriotism of the rank and file, We have
only TO seek i'll the faithful discharge OF all our
duties the true path of distinction in the ser
vice. Insidious attempts will he made to en-
gage our sympathies in political discussions
In the Army we have nothing to do with the
civil policy Of the Government. We have
sworn 10 obey the orders of the President, TO
bear true allegiance to the United States of
America. and TO serve Them faithfully against
all their enemies. Whoever seeks to SOW dis
content among you. by any Means whatever, Il
as much your enemy the armed rebel YOU
have SO often and 80 successfully encountered
Your ranks will soon be filled. Let us give
n cordial welcome 20 the brave men Who come
10 be our companions in arms. Ii they have
received bounties which others have not. We
must remember that these gifts were free Offer
ings. and that the new recruits is not the less
patriotic volunteer. The glory of your past
combats is all your own. Emulous of your
fame, our brave fellow Citizens hasten to our
ranks, to be our comrades in future victories
Soldiers of Mcclellan, Heintzlpman and
Hooker! Soldiers of the fields Of Williams burg
Fair Oaks, Malvern Hill and Bristow! Your
courage, fortitude and devotion, which have
already achieved so much renown or your
battalions, will again inspire you 10 new deeds
OF vaior. Your colors, battlP-worn, and COW
cred with names as Imperishable rho stars,
will wave in triumph over other fields; and
while the homes You leye and the country YOU
fight for are menacpd by armed foes. SO long
will you maintain the proud place YOU hold in
the armies OF the Republic.
ID. T.. SICKLEs.
Isrigadior C nnaral. Commanding Division
Official:-O. II. HIATT. Asst Adi,t Cen
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APPOINTMENTS

Brig. Gen. j. ID. Cox, U. =. Volunteers, 10 be
Major General of Volunteers, L. = A.
Mai. Gustavus M. Bascom, to be Assistant
Adlutant General OF Volunteers.
Capt William &. Church, to be Commissary
of Subsistence of ' Oluntcers.
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AFFAIRS KENTECKy

The Rebel force in kentucky are making
some movements that look like a retreat from
the State. They evacuated Frankfort on Satur-
day, after inaugurating Mr.. Richard Halves
Governor. They left their wounded and sick
behind them. On Sunday th- Union pickets
were III Hardinsyille, advancing OH Frank
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!" Hoo Greea Adans. Auditor OF The Urea
s1.y fo- The Post Once Department, has Ief,
Iri' the ei'y On brief visit to Kentucky: and
RAZOR John Z. Sharrelt>, Chief Clerk OF the
bHresr. has been appointed by The President
Ac'.ng Auditor, 81 interim
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SElRsH N NAEyLANp.-If il be true, as al
leg. 4, that >Ac5 -sioni-ts III Charles and ST. Ma
ry'r counties, Nd, are poutIng against the CON-
il draf III :ha: quarter TO the extent of threat
;i1-pcrsonal injury to the funcJiOnares whose
d:;-E II l. 20 carry il ont, il is high time that
Governor Bradford called on the Government
to c-.torce il there Al the point of the bayonet.
The loyal eVeryw here would rejoice to see Sc
t">>ion synpathize-s summarily forced inIo
the :ankS OF the patriot Union army, made &c
hv" on the hardest fare our brave fellows have
and % serve in the front ranks of future bat
It's IN that way are all Union men in III.
South surely treated by the minions of the oil
Esrchy Hhan their sentiments are discovered
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REBKL ROUT AND band OF reb.
els was totally routed on Coon creek. in Mon
roe county, by Col. Smart, on Tuesday. Sew
eral horses were captured and several OF the
rebeis severely wounded. T. A dispatch from
Hudson also states that the notorious brigand,
Capt. Sidney, has been taken. He was making
his way North, disguised in female apparel
Louisville Journal, Oct. A. -.
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DEATHS or SOLDIARs.-The following yer,
reported since our last: .. .
Chas. Sauts. company ID, I'd Va
Henry Staller, company L, llad Pa
James Buchanan, company c. sth Pa.
Mungo Murry, company Z, ith N. Y.
John Daily, company G, nth Pa.
John Hinger, company ID, lid Pa
John ST. Johns, company G. I'd Wis.
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PoLIcK.-The Third Ward patrolnaen re-
ported yesterday: T. W. Williams, wasting the
Potomac water; dismissed. John NJ Coe, riding
over a pavement; paid 81 costs. Henry Hyar,
suspicion of horse stealing; dismissed. Thos.
Mooney riding over a pavement; costs Shy
Justice Thompson. Jas. Cayenaugh, vagrant:
dismissed. John Davis, do; do.-by Justice
Walter.
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~ The charter election for mayor and mem
bers of both branches of the city councils OF
Baltimore takes place to-day. For mayor, John
Lee Chapman is the regular Union nominee,
and Frederick Hickey, jr., the independent
Union nominee.
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~ II is rumored that Mr.. Charles A Dana,
Greeley's former associate on the Tribune, will
purchase Mr.. Weeds interest, and take his
place on the Albany Ercaia, Journal
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~ X G. Hedrick, Esq, brother in law OF
Secretary Smith, has resigned his POSITION as
superintendent Of the Patent Office building
and intends to return to Indiana.
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IS The Prussian Prince Salm- Salm visited
New Jersey on Tuesday, and was introduced
to Governor Olden and the executive officers
Of Trenton. The visit YVES purely military, and
efforts will at once be made TO raise a German
regiment for the Prince.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT, 9TH October, Is
a FL X n It u RE.
FURNITURE.
McGREGOR 4 CO.,
At THEIR
EXT ENSINE REROOMS

$50 SEVENTH STREET.
oher Inducements 70 purchasers of FC RSITC RE
ana other Hoe SEkBEPING GOODS
Our stock is large and varied.
PARLOR SUITES, in Brocatellc Rep and Hair
Cloth.
CHAMBER SETS, in Solid Oak, Walnut, Mahoe-
any. and Painted, neatly ornamented.
Oah. Walnut and Mahogany EXTENSION Ia
BLES and DINING CHAIRS
Superior Curled Hair MATTRESSES Husk ana
other Mattresses
Also, large quantity Of low priced BEDsTEADs
WASHSTANDS. OFFICE FURNITCRE &c
All OF which are made frem the best materials
and warranted to give satisfaction.
Persons furnishing would do we'll to look throu gh
the stock before purchasing, we are selling at
McGREGOR a CO
oc 36w.eo $50 Seventh street
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IS Gen. Beauregard is at Savannah and has
made speech to the Rebel troops, pledgins
himself to reIake Fort Pulaski within thirt,
days.
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TiuRD WARD STATION CAsHs.-Before jas.
tic' Th"mpson-Edward Ridgeway, fighting,
fined 81. jas. Madden, do; do. John Fritz
drunk and disorderly; turned over 70 ths mill.
ta;y.
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- Fh" :. TsrInany' and mozart, factions
o NJ NfS York Democracy have buried the
I''Sh7'' ana agreed 20 work in concert at the
.'---ie eit'aon. L. 10 doubtful if All effective
"'"- can hF patched up between such bitter
oDILon-,.t-
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- new paper, entitled the :. Baltimore
Daily Gazette," appeared in that city on Mon-
day last. II is published by Messrs. Carter 4
20 ..e
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~ The r"yv- conn%- tb.,t IN. .,,,,a,, Ia.
T. 81 postponed N New York" Tb;. !. Tho
N-'3 'he Northern Governors enable our Coz
ern-n-nI 20 me-. the -warming ie,ie>-r,,..d NV
t"r rIS'+iy enforced con eruption OF the CON.
f.f.-l-+- i
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~ NJ =. poie' ColnlI'lNsIoncro OF INDIAN Affair.
h-6 i"iiy recovered from HI, late lines, and !,
a-rr-- s.--1d.. = "a nj tu-'as
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DRorosALs poR STATIONERY.
TsEAsCsY DErAR aEsr.
n 1tL ix,a

TsEA-csY DErARIaEsr. !
Gel, 81 at this Department until the 18th day of DC.
ss;ss sSss the sr.es4 class. will - furn.h.
tersrsiss deirinB to bidton replication At the Ne,
order % writisFpaper pain pt feint-liaa to any
81 H. st; .;..
will he furnished to bidders with the samples OF
~ deii,erie- xil; he subject to inspection by an
Of the Treasury and the delivery of any inferior
article shall be deemed sufficient cause to annul the
contract.
Delivcri"> must be. free OF charge, Ct the Treas
ury Department, Wellington,
5 %sk Is s H BY ,
contract with good and sufficient bonds. il his b'd
The failure to comply with any one order xniera
Senaty cthe bond or the Secretary Of the treas
, of the r to
supply the deficiency caused by such failure. and
ere hi os
such Ar tices.
antces will not be considered AMI contracts viii be
awarded only to established manufacturers OF or
dealers in the articles.
White Cap Paper
White a as1i sr PS. r" Paper
yellow Envelope Paper
Brown Wrapping Paper
Red Blottng Paper
Card BiOtting Paper
White Envelopes, official size
White Envelopes, letter size
White Envelopes, note size
White Envelopes, official size, clio. h-lined
Copying Paper
White DENY Paper
White Super royal Paper.
s s::s s sssIsz f s;:st + II
Best quslity Blue Ink
Be-t quslity Writin. Fluid
Best quality Carmine Ink
Faher's best Black Lead Pencils. Nos. l. ., 5, and
Faher's best Red and Blue Pencils
Steel Pens
Steel Pen handles
Gold Pens
Best Quilts.
Best four .bladed Knives, with pearl o. stag han
dies
Rest T:rasers. with ivory handles
Scissors for Office
Shears for office use.
GlaSS IcnStands
Gutts Percha Rulers
Nine and twelve inch ivory Folders
Letter Clips
Small French Eylets
Large French EylctS
Best quality Sealing wax, made entirely from
shellac
Muclagc
Silk Tast-. assorted col0r-
Prepared Indian Rubber
Irvine
Best solid headed Pins.
The Department reserves the right 10 accept bid
for indiyi dual items in classes AMI =
Bids which contain items At prices less than the
fair cost Of tie articles will De deemed fraudulent
and will not be considered. :. p. CHASE.
2aFt2;th Secretary of the Treasury.
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EOk SALE CHEAP-A large iron gray HORSE.
4 nre years old: sound and kind, az the n
Sutiere supply Store of KNAPP G1SN
GRANES. No; 30 Congress street, aear0S
Bridge street, GeorSetoSn. oes-,n.-
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ToTEIGE OF THE COMMISSIONERS

rioe or labor ia the Dixrirt of ColVmbia '
CNy Hall WdShtagt0n Gin, ID n
3D. Septem Der D. 1852
ORDERED. That the Commissioners will on The
II, Gay OF November next. close the examination
0 0,, an eIaims Tor compensation, and proceed to
make up their tnal report. All persons hnyiny
Claims before the Commissioner who have ~
P , the,. slaves for vsluati on and proven
ME ana loyalty by two witnesses, Isust prcsent
tnem. And All claimants who cannot prsduce their
.i;rssh.s Will bring their witnesses as 10 value
ume ana loyalty, before said first day OF Noventar'
Inc commissioners will meet every day exc. nj
Sc N-Sawt3lOc VIM R. WOODWARD, Clerk
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L AT SAL EOF RNITCRE

The entire stock of s. s. stevens & Sons, con-
tanned In their large Marble Warehouse, No. IA
Hanover street Dsltimore, will be sold at Public
AuctiSn on WEDNESDAY, 18th October: THIS is
one OF the largest and finest stock of Furniture
Offered at auction in this country and embraces a
extensive variety Of everything in this line.
The store IL now open and any one who wish "a
purchase of the goods on hand at geatly reduced
prices. until the 10th of October = 49,
6. j. EOPER co
N-eosts Anct;.ne.,
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DROPOS LsFOR WOOD.

ID II Q 7 q 4 l. 5 Q X d.
SEALEp Proposals for two thousand cords of
Pine " GOD known in the market Is bakers pine }
will he received until the 18th of October 1862 the
wood to be delivered at any wharf in the city Of
Washin gtOn or Georgetown that may be designated
by the undersigned, corded and measured lat the
expense of the seller to the satisfaction Of the
Gov eminent before it is received
Government reserves the ri sht to reject any bid
for any cause.
Proposals to be addressed to Col. A. Beckwith 4
ID. c. and C.. S. L. s. A.. 223 e. street, Washing
ton. ID. c.. and ma rked Proposas for Wood - oc6
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NJ. o. o. F.-ORIENTAL LODGE. No 10 -
US The mem beers of Oriental Lodge are re
queSted TO attend n special meeting THIS (Wed
nesdayl Nv ENING, Oct 9Th at ~ O'clock to NAL
arrangements for the funeral of Bro GusTlvUs
RUPERT Funeral tomorrow afternoon at .
O'Clock. Members of sister Lodges are invited To-
attend. (It4l GEORGE BRIGHT n q
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DE"or eUARrEsMAsTERs OFFICE.

H CORNER l3TH kND q STs,s
Washington. ID. G.. sept g. 1852
SEALED PROPOSALS will be receil ed at this OF re
until saturday, October II, AT o'clock p m for
the introduction OF water and into Federal Hos
grtal buidings. in front of Douglas Hospital,
For specifications application must ,,e mude "a
Capt. 4. l.. Camp, A. @ NJ. ct this office and 60 W
d. Brown, Master Builder, on the premises, from .
The oath Of, allegiance Of each bidder must .c-
Good and sufficient security will he required for
the fulhlment Of the contract.
Proposals must be addressed TO Capt. L. Hart,.
Assistant Quartermaster L. :. A., ard should h.
plainly marked Proposals for Introducing Gas AMI
Gster into Federal HOSPITAL. : flint. Rep.I ocs
Eyy. C. McGEIRE CO.. Auctioneers.
CLOSING OUT SALE or LARGE AND Elk.
the balance of the Cargo Of the Sch soaer Aid iu
arrived from New York.-en FRIDAY. Oct II. Al j
the wharf foot of llth St. shall sell, without
reserve, the remainder OF her xalusble cargo, com
80 IBIS eboice Extr. Ohio Flour, wsshsns,on and
ann New York inspection.
ls9 bbIs standard Crushed. Powdered aud ssaare.
sots po f'I Yellow S"s Coffee sugar,
. bs g old Government Java Coffee. very ine.
10 frkins choice selected Butter.
$40 gross Lilienthalif superior Fine cut ch@r.ag
90 boxes Cheese selected from the best d.iries.
boxes AdaEiantine Candies,
Ia barrels prime Potstocs.
Together With a large assortment of Soaps Fsmily
and Fancy. vermacilli, Maccaroni. Tess, Ssr.
dimes. Tspiocs, Rice, Cayenne Pepper, Starch,
etc, etc
The attention of the trade is respectfully invited
Ia tins sale. which will he made i'm lots 10 suit
~ The goods will be arranged on the wharf for
inspection on the morning of day of sale.
~ purchasers viii be required TO re move their
goods within twenty four hours after the sale ss
Terms cash
oesd j.. G. Mcguire a. CO., Auets.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, 9TH October, 1851
fasses VIII not be given to visit the Navy Yard
during the time the :" Monitor is undergoing re-
pairs Upon the completion Of the work u pom thai
sesSel she will be thrown open TO public inspection
Due notice of the time will be given
ocI -6 INTEL. d Repl
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az General Mcclellan has issued an impor-
ta..- general order 20 the Army OF the Potomac,
adorable IN tont and distinguished by quiet
good sense. III which he refers 10 the Presidents
emancipation proclamation, and defines spe-
claiiE 70 he officers and soldiers the relation
born nv them TOW ards the civil authorities of
1he Government. Armed forces, he says, are
ra.sad aHd supported simply 70 sustain the
Csv;j authorities, and are 10 b. held in strict
srbo-dinaiion thereto in all respects Political
di-cns lions in the army, it is declared tend 10
impair aud destroy its discipline, and the bal
io:-hox i pointed out as the only proper rem
coy ioT political errors.
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Rrigadier C nnnral, Commanding Division
Omcial:-O. III. HART, Asst Adj't Gen.
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70 y shington in the steamer OF the Ilth INST.
Col. j. Summerfield Berry, Speaker of The
house of Delegates OF Maryland. and Lieut..
Colonel John A. J. Gre we'll Aid 10 GOV. Rrad-
ford, are n the NaIiOaI
Gen Edward Shriyer, Col. E. W. Pierce
Mas, arr 1T the National
FL. Ba-.or, Newton: Col, J. H. Ledlie, New
bern, n. c., are al the Metropolitan Hotel.
Col. p. II. ORorke, n. Y: Gen. Waibridge.
L. :. v; Gen. Bayard. L. ). V: Gen. Garfield,
L. :. v: Hon. NJ +. OdelI, n. Y: Major An
dreWs, L. ). A. are at WilIard.s
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ORDER RN GEN SICkLES

General Sickles has addressed The gollowi inc
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
Lnicst-T,a Queenstopn.

sAIrIDAN, oct. 2--EyelirZ
There s 10 Important political news today.
Prince Hafoleon ard Princes Cloiilde arrived ~
SouthHmpton this Ilouiug, 81 route 10 London.
A dispa ch from Athens of the 9th inst BAYS chat
he garrison - ioniiza has reyoted aud established
a Provisional Government uader the Presilenoy Of
Of B1ugarS.
Disasters from tho late gale continue to be 70.
The s'ip Black Eaglc, from New.York for Clas-
gov, was abandoned of Liverpool. Tho fret and
second oihcon weTe'dYUwucd.
Tie snip James Foster jr., has been damaged a.
LivsrpOoi BY collision.
The chip Dsisy, from Aberdeen for Now-YOg'l,
put into Queenstown, lsaky, on the EJtl inst
Arrived from NewYork, Oct. ., John aud Eliza
beth, al Quecnrlown; Marianne, III Liverpool.
IuRHrooI, Oc,. 2s-LyoLiBf
CoTToS-The sales Of Cotton to-day wofo 3, ,Oc0
haies Tho maFtet f. dull With downward tendency hut
prices remain unchanged The iCs ~ CIt0.s s1l
por'>s were 900 taiss.
nRRADsTugYsILo BTeadsuas market olo,ts stesdy and
drm.
PEoyrsiOgs-Ihe Proyl.lons nslkst + IA, ard heavy
Lo.pog, Saturday Lytuing
Cossots elo'ed 10 day At o7l4oi for monos.
ArrHIcAs STOCK lhe lacst .ic, w"ei frie Railway,
bJaJii Lilcl. Central slnfrs. ~ q d, discount
Via Liver oil
LosDox, OF. %, 1862.
King OHIO of Greece las nbdicatel TIC throne in
favor Of biz brother. a Provisional Government
has been oelabhrncj of which Mayrocoidg,a Is the
President.
The deposiuon " the Bayaran limo has been PRO-
claimed.
QUErssrowse Oct %, 1862
The s,eam,hip Europa, from BOtton via Halifax,
arrived hcTe tIi6 morning.
HAynE CurroS MARNEr.--1he Gales Of Cotton
Tor 10" week lnsa been hasa The uarlt steady
and prices unchanged Stock ~ DoU bales.
FA"s' ss'ud"J-iho Bouaie IL hi kenles eio'e 1t 'if
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
France.

Tie violen, gales winch had visited England had
alo prevailed al over France for several days,
innicting considerable damage iu some sections.
Tho W0uH,ur announces tho appointment OF n
number Of new First Secretaries at tie pincl al
European embarses.
Le france says: 1t appears certain that hi DC
SefiiIes the Lew Enbassltor AZ thc Italian Oyurt,
viii request the Italian Government to give is
sdhcsion TO the plan OF reconciliation between Ray
sud the Paracy, which N. LAionr D'Aug.rge ha'
been ins.ru, I'd TO suppOr, in koae Ibis plan, 10
conformity with the published letter of tie Emperor
consists Of the guarantee Of the poriihciI territory
by tie European Powers.
The EzperoF yiii pubiIcly open the new Bouie-
ward Prince Eugeuio On ilo 18th November.
Mr.. Dillon, tie editor Of the French journul, TIE
Sg0yi had been killed IN duol, with swords, by
the Duke 10 Grammont Caderousse. Mr. DiHon
cen. tie cha eugc account OF quarrel upon soiAe
sporting matters.
Tie Paris Bourse on the 2ith, opened irm, but
subsequently became very fai, Reute' closing at
|7l75.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10

been to have said, II you will break up the Union
and leave U.s. we viii not try TO keep you by ioice;
let us part on friendly terms and in brotheriy
spirit." The events which have since occurred show
how much wiser such "A course would have Deeh thah
the internecine war; accompanied with such fear
fuI sacrifice of life and means which s still 80 ruth
essy carried oD and with ~ little prospect o' being
brought ID o close. One thing, L think, IS clear
namely that tho South is much more zeaiousiy IN
earnest in seeking to establish their indepeDeehce
than tho North TO maintain tie Union, Otherwise "
impossible but that the North, with its larger pop
ulation and more extensive resources must by
this time have achieved much more DECIDED
advantage over their opponents. This ieads
me TO expect an ultimately sncce9sinl issue Tor the
South. but CORDIALLY approve OF the po'icy OF
neutrality so stesdIastly pursued by our Government
hitherto. and apparently little appreciated by the
men Of the Moth. whose perverse injustice to ts IN
Judging Of our feehDg8 and conduct with reference
10 Them has very greatly alienated our sympathy
with them and even created feeling III favor OF a
recognition Of the Southern States, which would
doubless greatly promote tie interests oI ths conn'
try. hare stW, kOrever, thc most intense Tcpng-
uSUe, To oyr recogai=iAg STATE the e0rHeFstOHe u
rghicA is tie perpetual maintenance u Slarey. 4
trust that If zoe do consent 10 recognize tie Sobtra
Confsleracz. IL piH oniy be on Ais condition: that
Heg Utterly abandon lie siare-trade, Ghd adopf nc
pyiHcipie of gradual emancipation and the atrots
aboit,on II Siarery. If such result IA that could
be rnrchaSod by tho recognition. would, notwh-
standing all my Northern predilections gladly bal
il Gs q blessing TO mankind.
LECTURE OF THE REV. NEWMAN HALL.
An admirable lecture on the American War was
delivered in Surrey Chapel, London, on Monday,
Od 20, by tho Rev. Newman Hall. The question
of tho constitutional right of tho Southern States to
secede from the Union was lucidly disruesed. The
reverend lecttsor denied that they had tie right
aud further pointed ont that ia fact the whole cause
Of the dispute which has arisen Is slavery. ihal
being so, h. asked on which sde ougb, the sympa-
THEE of Englaud TO be enlisied-!or TIE North,
which las from the ffst been practically fqhilng
for reodom o. with the South, which struggles to
peipelua,e Siycryl Tie cheers with which hs
audience greeted Mr.. Hars ezpreisios OF hymya-
thy with tie North elowed how heartily they III
dorsed tie sentiments he uttered.