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nGmlth, bdB ale, bic na1 etnem %belftmmten
Sage sebOren IInO, freteeIa0en unb i'm bter3u
~sesteneten Sitter aus benz ganbe geIGaft rers
ben lolen. N6er man lanb, baB Die Ofsntlt=
DIE Meinnn9 liA Dem 8orlhlnge nod ntht
fusen wirCe; unO lusar beute ruroe tie Dles
nod nt6t tbua Mber Der Sag 1T
n d mebr erne, an benz tie ith III
gen uno Den VprihlaB annebmen nj u
Ionlt miro ibr 1ebels tptperfabren ! NftS TT
I'm 8uhe pes S6tdlals 70 b%elttmrtt 9el6rte~
ben, als pas @ebeis, , BbteS TDlt ret
fol-! @eptB TT es, oaB Die betOen
Nacen, wenn lie beioe fret Tnp, nlht untsr
Der n1mliHen 9tegierune leben fDnnen. 9ta
tur, @ewubnbeit un0 @einung baben etne
uhDertilobare Sdeinepanp 5ptIhen betoen
erreiht. NC9 lte1t eS in unlerer Mta4t, ben
Strum Der 8sfrsiuns uno ueberNeoluns na4
etnem anperen 9anbe In Elm frtebltAes
Bette 81 lenfsu, unD tbn 70 langlam fteben gu
maiden, baB liA oas uebel beinabe unmertlt1
~perIiert uno bic SteLie per Sflaoen pari
passu. NIT freten, tpeiBen Irbettern aus8sfuat
wercen fanm. QdBt mans TIN pasessn init
@etpalt li@ 8abn bre4en, oann Dfnet lt6
l1ns etne Nusli9t, Dor Der Die menlAlthe Nas
tur I9aupert. 0srssbens tpSrOen mir In Der
lpanil6en GnnDeaoerweiluns uno gerttlgune
Der 0sger mad dbnliGeu Betlptelen la9en,
SOlde gorsanse rpGreu I'm 8erslei4 gu Nns
lerem Sale nod Uis gu 9erinsfasis."
Sat Sbonus SeferlOn Oas pirtlt4 selaSt !?
|Sa, tr BAT es selast, uno oas, mas or, Del
Batter ber DemDfratte, iast, oaa
iast beut3utose Die 9te9teruns, ni4tS niebr
Iuno niGt6 wtniger! Was OeHtt ibr nun
.Dnppn z Is. 81
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tgorrsspOnSen ses Baltic. asefsr.)
Gentreptlle, 3D., 5. DFtbr
Camp !. WarqlanO @apallerte

era a SeuIfeplllet Sl.i y, 1lof.
Camp J.. WarYlanO eapallerie,
Oas 9eruGt bon 6isel's beabli9ttster STE
itsnatiun mar fir uus ale, Nmerttaner IcpUbl
ais Deutl9e eine boot unan9enebme gleuig
felt; unO trenn felt Der SAlaAt bei guu Stun
Obuspte8 alentbaIben unSulriepene Stinmen
ltG bDren lteBsn, 10 mar es auf Otele 8otl9aft
bin ett reGt Der 6al. n0tun BATS srlt reHt
seiaelt," bieB es In alien OeutlAen Negilnsn.
tern unD natlyliA audi IN Der oeutlAen Conn
pa8nie u~nieres NeBtments; penn teper bsut-
lGe Sploat, Der osn pergau9snen Spmmer=
feIoaug mitssmoht bat, tpeib, mas mir an 81
eel uerlieren pirOen. Gr beliBt pds pole
Sertrauen letner 2sute, uao es 1T babef 81
piiulGen, raB ipenn ntrtlid nnannebmliHtei=
ten 3rpilden Der Nesternng uno Dem braUen
0snerol be Ifeben, D~ielelben in 3n|rteoen lts1ens
Der Weile ~beleitiet perDen nGBsn. SlT3iere,
Die cut6 unfabtStstt unD robes Benebmea BET
ibren 9euten unbeIiebt linD, tGnnen nint5 ye1s
teres tbun, ais Dap lte Den uaHten Wes mad,
SanIe nebmen um calelblt Sitter unD
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ELECTROMAGNETIC.
Der Giea Al @prfutb.

Gatrp, 7. St. 8ir tDnnen Biz iebt
nur %etn3eIne 6auptmcmente DeS nsuliben
&fes mtttbpilen. Dim S~ergan9enen Oons
nerltag began pte S6armugel unO felt Der
3eit ltslsn jsoen Sag fletne @efeAte Dor. Der
Gsrlult Der NebeIen betrug 800 5oote uno
apildsn 1900 mno 1900 GerpnnDete. Wtr
ba6sn 1900 @efan9ene gu ,@orintb, 300 an
Fem 6atdie senaGt unO forttrabrenO trefeu
tpeitere ein. 0ir baben me9rere GauIs
Waffen s~rbeatst, pelde Die Nfbelen auI ibrer
SluGt prn fh parfen. OteIelben Iinb elm
n.ueS eue tlhes 6abritat.
un)er Gerlult belauft liG ouf unsefdbr 800
ToDte unD 1000 GernunDete. 0iele SGuler
in Der StaDt rnrpen burG Die 8pm6eM bait
mitsenOmmen. Sim Sonntas trieb General
OrD Die 8einDe 5 Mteilen nett atcr Die 8ersr.
Die Gebsllen IuGten alle @ebGl;e fir tue
Sufanterie unp ispen Susl fir lire brittle
RE gu benussn. Der &i bausrte lieben
Stunoea. Der 2~eselenseneral NoBers wurs
be gelGDtst. Gen. S9leetY ftarb an letnen
Wunpen.
Sen. Orb puroe letht pertpunpet.
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6arrtsbur8 8. Dtt. Sine Orore
1T an Die 3iebunSs GOmmlf6re Der psrl&tes
penen @ounties ersaneen, wondn Die Namen
aaep 0srlVnen in Den 3ie0uuseltten naG3uz
trdseu ipp welHe Dor BEN Sage Der 3tsbung
Burger meroen, renn fe audi 3lDor nlS Jgt1t-
BIaraer ais exempt be3eiGnst wulpen.
Sn Wfaine ltno betpe 2npta oDll3Gtlig,
dbsr niat Otne 3isbung. Die Nusbebuns
fanD fat, aber ben e3c9snen tpurpe erlaubt
als 5ieiwilise etn3utreten uae bic Bounty gu
3ieben.
JSaTdanietts fat nod $1,000 Maasn gu
feden. Dteler 5taut 1t am peits1eu BON
alien GtpateR Der uniVn guild.
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New gorf, Z. Sttbr. Der Dampfer
Star Of tbs goutb" 1T Don sort No9al ans
aetommen. Sort Sumter mar ntht u~ngearif
fen nproen. Delerteure BON >Sopannab Be
ri6teu Die Nnfunft 8~eaureeorp's palslbf
Gr Bate eine @tere an Die Gruppen aebolten
unb perpro6sn, in 80 1ogsn Sort puldsf
~pieoer3unebmen. Der 6tnaal unb 2 anpers
Batterieen wirren in 2 @pden fertig lein.
Sol. 8arbpu Bate NIT einem 3beils Oes 48.
q, 9. 8eets. Die aus9eOebnten Sal3perfe gu
8luftOn 5erifGrt.
l1nIere &anpnenbuote batten bic Nebe(en'
batterte gu @rancton Bluff am SaSannabfuf
bDmbdrbtrt.
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Der weOrs su eassi.burs. -saufsns D0uar'

6arrtSburs.6 6. Ottbr. @uuperneur
Curtin Bat laut p~rUtlamatiOn $1,000 gelC9-
nunS ouSseieet atif Die @reretfung beS Glrn-
DEN. tpelher am psrsonssnen 6reitas Die fIeine
Marp @liSabetb German 70 unmeni9liA e..
moroet bat.
Oils cine peitere Sdanottat wuroe bteien
NOr9en Elm fatbiSes M6OGen am 6ube,ltsn
GnDe Der Stabt in etnem 8aume an elmer
S6nur nm itrsn eetb aufscbansen 9sfunpea.
Da6sIbe nor ait nadenO unD an SapOsn unD
5alten eefe1elt. Das .RinD mar fat tcot,
ais e5 berunter 9encutmen purre erbolt li9
aber isbt lanalam.
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Gin itrncr llminnsIico.
Gen. G6Ofsl0 fdstdst bic NebeIen ,u Oeewtp.
MifuOri. in bic Hfitehf'

Ct. QUuts, z. Oftober. SCeben
5duptqnartier onseldnete Depefhen fooet.
Oab Sen. SdCfel0 am Samfaa bic @ebeaen
at ytetptontu, elmer fletnen StaOt. 81 Meilen
iioweiflt6 BON Sprinafielo. anariT unb mad
etnert 5tpeiitanotaen Sample ~bielelben In bic
6ln6t l6lua. Ote fetnbltde Streitmodt wtrb
10000 Wann seldGbt. Infer gerluf
unbeeeutenn.
Na@ Der Salaht farncn Sen. @Hofe[b
Na4rthten gu. boB Der 6etno . rbabe, feline
san3e Mn6t IL Meilen bon Newtunta ouf.
3ultelen. gr lief paber iofprt feline GrurStn
onfbreHen, I'm mo mSsltd bic @Gla@t am
Scnniag 3u erneuern.
Weitere Gtn;elbeiteu ffno niht befnnut.
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8unheshamntffaDt.

So beiBt, DAP ale idwadsn @olDateu nnb
iOt&e, Die ntGt tart eenus ltnO ferner Dtenlf
gu tbun, ais 5ulpttalwdAter pertpanDt per
ben lpIen.
9orO QpOnS miro nit benz enefiiden Dams
pier pom IL. rS. in BaiDinstcn 3urGder=
partet. o.
Sic OifTeren3en Stpiiben Sailed umO etael.
Wabtn9tOn 6.Stt. SIS inp bUf
nunssn CUR 8etlesun9 Der Dtfercn3en atpiI&sn
ben @susralen Sailed unO Sisel pUrbanpen.
Das Corps bss 3sbtern lcl beOeuten perltdrtt
mprNpu sv
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berurt, bebdupteten eeliern Mten6, OaB @en.
Sailed gum COMMANDO Der peltlinen Nrrneen
beorosrt mIroe, roB Sen. McGleIan Gen.
0ouef's 9eaenwdrtiee Steuung iibernebme
unO Sen. 6uOfer oas COMMANDO Der 9Ctc
mdcarmee Ibernebmen peroe unD enrlth, baB
Sen. 8ontS in benz Sc iegSDeptrtement anget
felt tperOen IoGe.
9ampf am unite rem NptDmdc.
3era6runs eintr RebeGenbatteri su @p6pit NOint
tSsentna gtar.9
Capt. Sob Stuart pom SAUCner Statess
man fam Otelen MtOrgen nit elmer 9aoung
6ol3 bier an. Gr 1aete, boe bic 8ebelen
eine Batterie gu @pdptt Bcint errthtet batten,
oaB aber 9eltern Nbenb Dor Sonnenunterqana
eins bon uni eren &a~npnenbouten bte Batterie
bs1Ao6 unp total 3ert6rte. Gr elaubt, bos
cine Menge brennbarer StUfe In Der NGte
Der Botterie sepeIen let. pa unmittelbar naG
Der 8elaieBung eth beoentenOeS Jeuer aus
brad.
Der Captain bes Schooner @ti3a glnn
Sotnlon, welder btelen Mureen am &ile9'e
Werft anfarl, lagt, DaB er unterbalb Gpfptt
DOtnt etnen Shopner geipruGsn babe, tpslher
i'm g~etparnt BABE, nt3t gu nobe gu 9eben, bd
anf Den Dampfer Georgia fet sefelert trcroen.
Gs puroe ibm ferner 9eld9t, oab unlere Ras
nOnenbppte ben Blab belhteBen miroen. Der
@apttGn b6rte am Na6mtttae Die Ganunape
unp fat 1pdter bret BON unleren &anOnenbOC
ten Dor @odpit DOint Itesen, fpwte aud elm
gruBes 6suer AN ufer. sn7an
Die SabresscIber Der Snbianer.
Das Commencement lit osrpfl,6tet, ben SIN
otanern laut 8ertrasen Die tbnen 3utOmmen-
Den SabreeaelDer in MilnSe aus3u;dblen.
Baummpne sebt iber MRericO mad europa
Dafhtngton, 6. Sit. SIS 1T fiber,
DaB am gitO @raRSs 6enentenre Quanttt1ten
SaumwOtle fur Deri6iepene 3bsile @urupa's
auieebduft linO. MsrieaniiGs Saifc inp
etfrig comit bel6dftigt, freuoe S6ife pamit
3n Serl0rsen. Nm 8. September parsn iber
30 6htfs an Der mericonil6en 8alte, psldt
auf QaOune tpartetsn. uater penlelben bsfonr
fb elm eneltl6er Oampfer.
-l INTERCHANGEABLE.
Wafbtu9tcn, 6. DIT. Nm WfittpOd
miro Elm Interchangeable, beltebene aui
ben YrigapeeenerdIen Sarnep, @afY uni
8trnsp, in Waibin9tcn 3ulammenttsFen, I'M
Die @ntlasen sesen Bri9apg9eneral Wfartin
bale All unterIuhen.
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Ser &riea inn VDelten.

@iid5M9 Der Generate @riee nnb San Dorm. -
SDr Niif;us abseIbnitten. Ser 6einb total
seidblaaen. .
Us abingdon z. Sft. 6Olgenbe De
psl6en ine TN bteltsen 9auptquartisr etuge=
%laafsn:
6auptquartter bes Sen. Grant,
SadIu Jon, 3enn., 6. Sft.
On ben @eneralmnior $. gB. Sailed, S6erz
befetlsbaber Der 9. ct. @rmee. Ia
Die WenerGle Orb unb Surlbut aieBen 0es
fern ouf ben Getnp.. Na9 einem 3wettanOi=
een barten @efeGte trteben fe penlelben finf
Weilen uber ZEN Sat@iefuB na4 @ortntb
surid rnD nabmen 3pet Batterteen ; AUDI
mabten fe 800 @sfansfne unp erbeutrten
otsle 0aTen. s
SD lsBte 1ufprt @eneral Roentran3 DasCR
In &enntniB uno beorDerte ibn, bas Wert
furt3u eben.
GOlsenOe Depeiae ii BON ibm eineelaufrn.
Dieielbe 1T batirt /:
Gbepala, 6. Oftobrr.
~Mn GENERALIZATION Grant
Der 6stnp 1T sO1fdncis ouf Der GluGt
be9rtfen unO pirft Naes ron liA meg. Wir
pelfoIgen itn aafss lHdrftte. ,
W. 9. &ofenfran3
.faea @eHeralmatOr.
Sen. 6urltut TT tbenlo auf Der 8erfol-
Suns teSriffn. ~
Sen. Megserlon ltspt IL Sen. @qsatrans
gpIOnne. ist 4s5 ga
] Der 8sbeaensinsral Martin lUa setEptet
tppsoen Iein. Il. g. Grant,
gar Command. 0eneralmatOr.
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Der &riea Ia Sentuesp.

0~outs1ilte, 6. Sff., d l16r Abenos.
Die tsle9rapbtlNe Serttnpune nit 8lrostpwn
1T loeben wtecer berssitelt. Diele uirD forte
aeiebt, iso weitsv linlfye Nrnee na9 Siben
pCrriidt. m.aa set
Im Somifag initolliYten bic Nsbelenibren
Weupernear u. 9cpsS In Srantfort. Braaa
unp 6umprep bieiteu bet oieler @ele9enbett
btttere Neoen 9e9en Die Union. RirbY Smttb
mar ebenfaae anwsleno ; 8udnsr bate per-
lpruhen 3l %fonnen, fam absr nI1t. I'm 5
ooer 6 ubr NbenoS perbranuten Die Neaelen
Die @tlenbabnbride, trDrauf ATE i0re Snfan
terte nod benz SiOen absing ltnp nnr Gcott's
gaSalerie blteb. aa
Mm SpnntaS UNI / Qbr NaGmittaas bte~
BEN rie Nebellen einsn @fetlsr Der mad Sputb
5rantfprt fIbrenpen Bride nurG. 8alO
parauf oins Srott'S Gapnaerie ebenfnls al.
Die &ebsIen nabmen ale Oruderlhn1r,e
unb Yapier aus Der StaatsDruderet init.
@tne 9rOBe @n5dbl 8ebelen purOen franf
tn Trantfort 5uriidselaien uno Die Sterbli6@
felt unter ibnen mar Iebr grpb.
Der TeinD bat niAt mebr alS so Mefruten
In Granffort uno 8rantlin 60. befommen.
Infer @ewdbrsmann traf geltern Mteno bic
fGperalep 9ldeis in 5arDinspilIe, nuf 6ranF
fort anriidenD.
SIN lsbterer Staot waroen Die 6srren Bar
itOw unp @illon oretmal Sertaftetssretl le
confD0erirtes 9apterselp niGt fur Daaren
annebnen wplten. 2abenbeliber purDen um
$25 taslta setraft, neil fe ibre @elAGfte ses
l4lOneu ttelten. 9sRQn
Mr. Madlin, Der Sentor Der betannten
Tirma, wurpe ~se;punsen, cOnfOperirtes @ns
fir cine Srobe Quantitdt GleilA 3u
@fpaIttbaten bteler Nrt famen In
Wtense Dor.
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NseOsn0seirans naab ebarlestO~n. Rebeuen

caielbif.
SanbY 6Oot, DID,. 6. Sft. Gtne
ltarte &ecU9npsctruns betebenb aus Dem 6.
resularen @opalerte Ns8t. unO swet Bate
rten, ipelde mad @barlfstopn ssnsatt purbe,
frbrte ioeben gu i'd unp bert6tet, pob 8etnpe
Oaslblt anweleno 1eten. s&sbsncapitin
Uuroe Setansen 9enOmwen.
SObn Grpin unp DaptD Snmes BON Comp.
. pes 6. Sapalerie @ests. wurpe TN S4nrs
mIbel NIT Dem 6etnoe eetGDtet. Il.
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Mceife @eSee.

D afbtngton z. Dttbr. Der Com
mi6Gr Der innersn 8eoenuen miro ndntenG
einr 8fol6ite berausgeben, welde ale Be-
ltimmunsen pieles @eieBes senau entbdlt.
DieIe Set6TentltGung tp.rb fir alt 8arjablsl
BON Der gt6Bten @iati9tett uno Bequemli9s
felt Ietn.
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MiidSm9 Der Generate Nrice Mnb San Dorm. =
SDr &iid;us abseIdnittsn. Ser 6einb total
9eIdblaaem.
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@aibtn9tOn Z. Oft. 8OleenOe D
psl6en inp TN bteteen 9auptquartier etnst
laafsn:
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@af6ingtpn, 7. SIT. 9teut. 6 om.
@m. Nelt lift snm OSunnanspienlt in Oer
NaoY garp gu Bottom ernannt tpOrppn.
9teut. Som. geiIipn Mc@umeeele 1T Don
Der WilT0ipptzS hmaorUn dbberuien pprcen
uno erwartet meitere Stpres unD 9ieitt Sol.
9. 8YTee CUR Mtifiiitppt-S 6waoron beorperi
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-05-08

HoSoR TO WHOM HoNoR Is DUE-The New York
Tribune having attributed the late brilliant Union
victories To the energy AMI promprness of the new
Secretary Of war. Mr.. Stanton modesrly, yet mauiul-
ly and in u spirit Of Christianity writes
To the Editor Of The New York Tribune:
| SIR l cannot suffer un.Iue merit 70 be ascribei TO
my official action. the glory Of our recent victories
belongs 10 the gallant officers AMI snl1iers that fought
the battles. No share Of IL belongs Co me.
/ Much has recently been said OF military combina-
tiOns and organizing victory. | hear such phrases
With apprehension. They commenced in inhiel
France with the Italian campaign, and resulted in
Waterloo. VINO can organize vicro'y? Who can
combine the elements o. success on the battle field (;
We owe our recent victories To the Spirit Of the Lord.
that moved our soldiers TO rush into battle, and filed
the hearts uf our enemies with terror and dismay.
The inspiration that conquered in battle was in the
hearts If the soldiers and from on high; and where
ever there - the same inspiration there will be the
same results. Patriotic spirit. with resolute courage
in officers and men, Is n military combination that
never failed.
We may well rejoice at the recent victories. for
they teach rs that battles are To be won now and by
u IN the same and only manner that they we're ever
won by any pc pie. or in any age. since the days Of
Joshua, 10y boldly pursuing and striking the foe.
What. under the blessing of Providence. | conceive
20 be the true organization of victory and military
combination to end this war, was declared in a few
worls by Gen. Grants message TO Gen. Buckner-
d. I propose 10 more immcfiGieiy on gour tr0rks -
Yours, truly, EDwIN VI. SrAXT,N.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-05-08

THNHE BEGS TO
inform the pIhlic Of Honolulu that he is, from this day,
prepared to execute all or iers for WEDDING and CHRIST
EWING CAKE; also, Parties, Balls and Private families will
be supplied on most reasonable terms. with all kinds Of French,
German. English, and American PASTRIES in great variety.
Every order will be promptly attended 10 by
?. HORN.
Corner King and Maunakea streets.
". Better Oranges, Lemons, Citrons- Bananas and Ph
bought. 30S-3m.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-05-08

LORD LYONS OPISIoN OF THE SOUTHERN STATES.
Lord Lyons, under date of December Is. 1860,
thus expresses his opinion of the Southern confed-
eracy -
This overweening notion of their own importance
NAV lend TO very serious incou veuience, if theyshould
succeed in establishing their independence. Our
need of their cotton II quite great enough TO render
il extremely desirable that We should be on good
terms with them and encourage any disposition which
they may show TO place their commercial relations
with us on n mutually advantageous footing. We
might be willing TO consider that "A quarrel with them
would give Us no means of ameliora'Iug the condition
Of their slaves, while it would bring n great deal Of
hardship and suffering upon vast numbers Of our
own working people.
But sill IL must ever be repugnant to our feelings
TO be on intimate relations with a confederation
formed on the avowel principle Of perpetuating, if
not Of extending slavery. Unless the seeding states
can be induced TO act with moderation upon the
question Of slavery, they may rouse a feeling Of in
4 dignation and horror in Great Britain which will
overpower all considerations of material interest. OF
this many of their Lending men in the present move
meai do not seem To be aware Some of them even
talk openly of reyiving the African slave trade. An
attempt actually 10 do this would. il may be sup
posed. be at once put down by the united force of
the Northern States, Great Britain and , civilized
Europe. But, on the other hand, II might be eX-
tremely difficult TO bring any of the slavehol1ing
states TO renounce. in principle, the right OF trading
in negroes, or 10 induce them 10 enter into any treaty
engagement on the subject.
Any such engagement would be regarded by them
a. an admission that they were in the wrong on the
question on which their contest with the North has So
inf AIMED their passions that they have lost sight Of
all reason. How could they bind themselves not to
extend TO larger numbers Of Africans the blessings Of
the institution Of American slavery. which they hold
to be ordained Of God for the happiness and improve
ment of the negro race: Ii i 10 be apprehended
that we shall have very considerable difficulty in
placing our relations, Commercial or political. on n
satisfactory footing with a people imbued with such
sentiments, immense as is the Importance 10 US of
procuring a cheap aud abundant supply of their
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-05-08
Notice.!


VNHE NED EONG KENIDTNG
on these Ill nis. and whose health has Of late become 50
much impaired ~ u render him unable to perform any ariu-
on duty, would make known TO his friends. that he will
undertake the posting Of books. making out bills aud accounts.
the copying Of deeds, leas :. surveys, or any other document.
with nrtfne<s and dispatch. and az reasonable charges.
Orders Irt at the store Of \. d. Cartwright Esq, will meet
with immediate attention.
ano In .
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-25
ERoN THE wEsrERN nErARrNENR.


NEW YORK, March a. 4 Nashville letter OF
the 18th inst, in the Times says, the advance
corps of our army under Gems Mitchell and
Dumont is ere this in Murfreesbaro' and il is
reported here that llardee has fallen back on
Chattanooga, and is reinforcing Gen. a. Sidney
Johnston, who with a large force Is Certifying
the hills around that naturally strong strategic
position.
gentleman from Mobile, VINO arrived here
yesterday, with pass from Gen. Beauregard
70 our lines, informed me that he left that city
only week since, and on his way up found
trains filed with soldiers and material of war,
their principal destination beng Corinth.
The train be came up on contained several
batteries Of rilad cannon for light artillery ser
vice
\ large quantity Of provisions was being
shipped to Chattanooga, and nearly all the forces
from the seaboard were being drawn up towards
the Tennessee line.
He had conycrsed with many troops who had
assured HIM that they had not received any pay
for six months, and when their time was up
they intended to 90 home. The rebels are de-
tcrmined TO make a desperate stand at Chata-
nooga. There is not the least doubt that if they
are whipped there, they will yield and sue for
peace
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-25

IN Hardwck, March llth, BY Rev. Torrey Jr., Mr..
W Hyde and Miss Isabella Ladd, both Of Hardwick.
In West fOpsham, az the house u the bride father,
March 9Th, by Rev. Vim. +, AcAllisier, Mr. O-Rmun T.
Bagley, and Miss Mary A Nlnard both Of Topsham.
Ia Barre, March 20, by Rev. D. Packer, Nr. Spencer
Dowse Of Lebanon, H., and Ms: Susan Nichols Of
Barre.
Ia West Brookfeld, March 49, by Rev. Jthel cladn,
Mr Chaunce l.. Temple u Randolph, AMI Mrs.. Ana L.
Turner Of Tuubridge.
In Franklin, Feb. Z4.h by Rev. 4. II. Honsinger hr
Lorenzo Chamhsrn u FRANKLIN, and Miss Bttsey soue
Of S;anbrlge, G. Also, by the same March l3th, Mr.
Malcolm L. Chandler OF 81. Armand, {. aud Mss
Hassaona G. Noble ~ franklin.
Ia Fairfax March 9TH the residence o. the brides
father, by Rev Morgan Of waterbury, Rev. G. Wedge
worth = Ahurgh and Miss Eunice lVsoH, % FarflX.
In Dover Jan. lst. by Rev. Spencer, Mr.. Edwin W.
Bugbee, Of Dover and Sis, Laura A. Hudson OF Bratte-
hoso.
Also by the same, III Newfane, Jan. +'h Mr.. Frank
z. Warner and Miss Mary !. Moore, both II NeWfane.
Also w tic same. Feb l2th, Mr.. willard j. Fitch, Of
Wilmington aud Hiss Louisa snow, Of Dover.
Ia Watetye, March 9Th. hy Rev. c. Garvin Mr.
Amon H. Town, Of franklin, and Miss Laura F.. Lyman,
| OF Cambridge
At Enosblrsh Fails, Feb 9th, by Rev +. q. Kmball,
Mr.. VIM. c. oyiat Of Montgomery, and Miss Emily
Randall, Of Bakersfield.
Also BY tho same IN berkshire. March tn Mr.. Nor
man Hosaboom and Miss susan wooiwsrd, both Of
! Berkshire.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-25

CmcAoo March - Aspecial despatch from
Cago % the In5pur Of til, city, says that the
guuhlat Lexington from tennessee river has ar.
rived ana reports that our forces are concentral-
Ing 100 the country about Savannah, Tenn, ac-
compIisaine nothing Ut importance besides the
occasional capture OF the scouts Of the enemy,
and bringing into our lines prominent rebels
charged with aiding the rebellion Our forces
have entire possession u the Memphis and
Charleston railroad 10 the vicinity OF Savannah
The OHIO River is rapidly rising at this point
Cairo. In the last p hours il has risen a foot.
Tie streets are covered 70 the depth Of 4 feet in
some places
y balloon was sent to the fleet Of Com Foote
for the purpose OF making reconnaissance OF
I'll works ut the enemy fhe despatch arrived
thu morning and represents that the condition
q, Affairs at Island No 10, is without change.
The mortar and gunboats indulge IN occasional
shots but SO far without further perceptbo re-
suit. Steamers are continually arriving with
troops lrom 81. Louis and elsewhere.
\ messenger Just returned from Cape Girar-
deau reports that the rdmored attack on that
point by jeff Thompson is without foundation.
Aspecial dispatch to the Posi- Of this city, says
that only four shots were received from the reb-
el batteries at Island No 10 yesterday and that
our fleet fred about 49, There arc numerous
reports that the rebels arc evacusling the Island
aud are marching across the peninsula TO Mer-
riwea'her landing, 1t is impossible to aseer-
tain the truth Of tho report, but existing circum-
stances favor them.