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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01
ARMY GENERAL ORDER.

Warrington, august 30, 1852.
The command Of the armies operating In Wiz.
ginia 10 al follows:
General Burnside commands his own CORDS.
excePtthose that have been temporarily detached
and assigned to General Pope
General Mcclellan commands that portion OF
TIE army OF the Potomac that has not been sent
forward to General Pope's command.
General Pope commands the army Of Virginia,
and all forces temporarily attach ed to Il.
AL Il g forces are under the command Of Major
General HaIleck, General. Inc
4. d. TOWNSEND,
AZ 'stsnt Adjutant General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01

ID The editor Of the Star says that he pereep.
tbly smS.led guopowder Oh Saturday nom the
battle at Centfevllle. He will probably never
,peu tstany les distance from any battle aeld -
k.prAltcss.
This 10 pretty cool coming from the RspsSIssan
editor, who started for the battle field on satur
day, and on getting within Aftesn mi rs of 1t con-
ciuded not TO &c, turnet TALL and arrived here tie
mos 'er'or's;rieken looking object ever seen In
this community
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01

u An arrival from New Orleans at New York
brings the Intelligence Gf the evacuation Of Baton
Rouge by the Federal troops. Since the failure
to open the Mississippi the holding Of the place
was not deemed necessary to the carrying out Of the
plans OF the campaign. On the 18th Of August.
when the Federal gunboat Sumter was attacked
at Bayou Sara, several other gunboats came to he,
assistance, and utterly destroyed the town
Southern dispatches oondrm these statements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01
AhCSEME ENID.

An CSE4 FIN Ia.
EORD's TENTH s1RFEF rHsA7ER,
l. 1eAth st., abeSs Pa, avtssS,
The Flu It GLASS
d X 4 M TITO re MPLEI
Hon0red by til. Patronage Of on, ssost Dss-
ttngn,shed C.tsssns and StronSsrs.
FULL AND FAsAIONABLE AUDIENCES /
COOL AND KLEs ANJ 7aEA1EAi
Fourth Night Of the Lr Ilis,t Eassssmsas Of
7As snINxNf ConlDlaH.
MR.. JOHN CLARKE,
Who, having ksDt tho audiences ef this Thsatsr
fairly pyu sed with laugh tsr for the lst lev eve
~ off ,rent from biz humorous 1ersoIASions that
oil III admit him Tbs most versatile Comsila1 In
existence.
THIS EVENING,
The great hve-eet comedy Of Tie
SCH OOL
OF
o NJ!
M Go .rn- y; i:1. sr.s
All the star Company N tie vsrioss Dorts O,Sr
tsrs By the exec lcnt .ohrstra OF foIos New
IheateL; 10 soaoluds with t1s laughs bic farce Of
NAN WITHOUT A CpAC-Sum bletsn. ], ..
clarke: John f. Ford, lessee and dfsetot; Also.
with sue first cIss' talent OF the day. 10 spa Per
kef. stage naLagef; towere il Smmons; I'd !.
vsItsins agent. fices OF adnissioh- sress eifeis
snS s,1sis cent: cent: =:
served >eats. boois open ~ srs. ter 20 eieekj
overture ~ 90 COX; eurIain rises i 0oieok. sci
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01
AUCTION SALES.
@ GREEN a wILLIAMs, A.oacaeer

- GREEN d pILLIAks. Atc.caeer,.
Tye>BLIC SALE OF HOusB AND LOT
L fRe lndsrsiG ned, exresioIs cfths Isst WI and
t.stsmert % Haired Carroll Seeesrec. unoer and
By virtue Of the power oUrfe rec spor them By tie
esid yil. dsly Ieoerded IN Ia orpt.ns' Court q
Day the is d,y ,fss. osnber stt o'oioot , ". -
psbio ~ele. 10 ths bIs h~st eder par OF lot num-
90 fhree. - I'm % usrc nUntc-r" EeTeo = nc red
and NINETY, 50 az On. sane 10 Laid down Uyoa The
klsa o. TIE oiu of W sshlngton, and a sstea on
PsDnsJivania svsnus. betveen third and fSurth
Jhe lot Is Improved By . two stery frame bouss
ylSh basement and 10 situs cd in good Sad thr.v-
The . ne o. s.ls are. ons half Of the purchase
81 secured ~ deed of hu,t OF the pro, erty. AZ
the Orns are net nplled with in I'M, days. the
Sxeoators the right 10 Tesel the risk and
ooss Of The refauiting purchaser.
Ali oonvey anclpg 10 no st the cost Of the puf-
chaser, ALFRED n FAIRLY.
CHARLES HICKS,
Executors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01
THE ARRESTED OFFICERS.

Omcers, principally Of arriving new regiments,
have so thronged our hotels and other public
places for some days past a. that the Provost
Guard yesterday took occasion to make such
general hauls Of them as the pi lice Of New York
are at times ct mpelled to make Of the INN ates OF
the notable dance houses, &c OF that city All
not entitled to be absent from their respective
regiments were placsd under arrest, and by an
order we publish this afternoon are directed TO
report themselves at o a. m. tomorrow to an aid
Ct Genl Halleck. No punish ent can he too
severe, we should think, for OF GERS who take
occasion 10 absent themselves from their duties
without leave, in times like the present
UNION VICTORY IN TENNESSEE.
GRANTS HEArQuARTkRs Aug. 81 .--Major Gen.
era! Hailed, General in -C8i.E-General: The
following dispatch is received from Bolivar,
Tennessee:
Col. Hogg, In command Of the goth and 29th
Ohio i1fantry and SONS cavalry, was attacked by
abouta 600 rebels yesterday. Our troops behaved
yell, driving the enemy, whore loss was over 100.
Ours Is men killed and wounded, Col Hceg
being one Ct the number. US. GRANT
Msj1r General Commanding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01

THE HOTTEST OF 1T LATE IN TEE AT
TERNOOS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01
sptrit Of the Morliss Press.

The I.isli's ae', argues that confedersts Gem.
mi~sioners 70 Europe bavs nevs, yet confined
tserr representations 10 the real cause CT tts
hel,l"p, but have s,udiously misrepresen;ed the
North ard assigned for the war every other cause
= I toe real one.
TIE Rep usIfea. is occupied With news details
o-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01
FUTURE DAYS.
By 0HEEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auetonesrs
r,ou.r kkoe S3s.1ih ;lrs c rssr AZ 4; N,ru,,


By esEEs wILLIAns. Auetlonesr'.
" E SyssSSy 4.
n,.. AZ =. sha :sI ~ 10 ss rs
ds.s. otT vs.:sI k... 80: SO Txslfa ret
SooS ssSorsrsei Of Fsrsissrs, VI
MAHOGANY eofAs. Losnses, and Par.or and Other
MsseSs Card, Extension and o,hsr Tabs,
3 oonss. Ch.Mbsr ,:ss. !. ape and Wood Chsirss
Sss "a. Sc .ss csssr
ss.ii: f ssd nsssln :: other Stoves.
VIII toed sssortmslt Of kitsaen kssuints&
sci q GREEN WILLIAMS, Aaesa
by w. l.. WALL . co Auoaonssrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALuABLs PROP
sssi 90 sss5; Tpsl n And So As g;
y as Z: :: Ss ss dssiSp on %: :
vs tots nam red wen 10 ssd nis. q m Uki.
"a s.saHa ssd 2. ear s.ss.r t sil
The IMPROVEMENTS thereon, OF . email Brick house.
slaal payments. AZ slx and twelve p.cnth,, viii
: e: 8 g
81. e. q flS 9! VIII f { IS l.....
By w. L. WALL & CO.. Apoaoneers.
1'RUsIEES sALE oFxALgABLE PROP
r.oorSsS q Il. os sSd ~ e op s.s
s; .S. ~. Z, = 5s'r Al r. Nc s foil.
,ss q Ave SSiSes !, LS, IpEes, cd e. elis
Tens: Ore third cash; the balance IN tve
Ihtsrsst A deed given and . deed Of Wit iaisr.
% secure the dsteirsd payments. CenvtYslcinS q
Nv ' HIFaED scHUcKiNs.
.s. A. fEB {! Msi,t T Z S% s.....
MAAs Mae 49,. $500 i. ,r,,s o vnt q
ds:5s isr he cosnts u .ss sas Ton D sss 9
l. sns = cur zSS.s '. .sd i0 So Sssa.
On y DAY, the sts fsy Of ssP:sa Der next. -
Gngs jar The iaIrovsmsnt. tasreou, se,sed nd
80 h.s In S sSs q Ssa.s 1.
md Win 30 cold 20 sslisiy yudIois.s Ho Iei, -
''''s'' term ''' m S W; Il DE- f. E EsiSi
h1AGsBAL's .sALE--In virtue of Q vnt Of
W hers faclss issued from the Clerks oAcs OF
The VI e.it Cont Of the Distriet Of Columbia foy
WA s1Poss public ale. for cash, IN front Of us
s 81 1.,, s 70 !, SsSSi
10 2. in se.ars Ne 3a. In The eity Of WSshInsfol.
D. c., tqgsthef With I'll and singIlsr the Improve.
srp q Jssss lossssa. sd wi IT. 8 q cd . y
i4{ iudlSisls No. o, 70 October .erm 1850 10 fsvoe
o. !. 1i iIsu svo's' An s sns RfSh
NJ! WARN yHE PUBLIe From BUY
sss ssss by !, s e 6. Gsss ,IlHs
az % Ii hLAcN n. BGN AVIAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01

CASrETHssggIs.,Ys AL lin. ,,., .,,,,,
MONDAY, se,.smbsrl.
AND DyRINs HHE WEEK.
ANOTHER WEEK OF WONDERS!
NEW PIECES NEW FAe sEW suocxsse. !,
The iansm
COURT OF EAU7Y
Continued sunosss Of the oreisal and ssJy
MI L E n A R E TIA,
THE BEAUTIFgL
and fascinating
SPANISH DANSEUsR,
Third week Of
MISS CLARA BUTLER,
,b. wrnn MISS s, !EN ny AL A.! FL,
First night Of
MISS AMELIA WELLKS,
Che Charming oepsstsss and Actress.
First night Of
M; X. i f. + II J. z. ETA.
First sfss EEL i ssas: nd
Mss t SIC Fanny Saissss'' ss n: rsss,,.
n. .... ~. =, s.t . 3 sgs5E Xs..... p..
mtmist.
Mr.. BOB HART,
The Fsvor.te and Funny ktl opian Comedian.
Mr.; LEW SIMMONS.
Tne unrts0ed bantolat and oRedlAa.
The Dolby DlSillsd E s.ssss Of r,a
WILLIS ARMexRON0,
Tho Pantomimi &, Juggsr, AA.
AND MANY OTHER NOVELYIEsl
srsas s S"!, .aS fourth night sf he Button
mat Psntonims Of
voL-tDg 81. VENT.
n NIsHf's ApvIHipIIs,
Admisgisn q osuts; Orshsstn Chairs . eean.
Doors open ~ ~; lsrformanes g q s'siSck.
FREE GGNCER!A!1aEw AsaIN07uN
between eth and losh sits -NIw RIAlo s1vHfC
81 sss: + s n Is.
ssi. II; .,I, x,S,onsso P,s
osis ss Ss E b. .is e.. 1A:. 60
E.:. % W.T. A is5i FL wS;ssccassHs.
host Of talent lnsurDssaed y any eS{chi,s ~
n the city Cholos kelTs. hmsess sossfassiv ~
hard: OmssIs n atent.aee 20 Prsssrvs BE-,
8 "a ''f HMM. = kS SSH r,,,
PAsEssss. SS .sSsss. 56Ys5Sg!Esz5S;!s:
Pent ear1eiS,s 90 to Stsad 81 fSsSt 6 - ~
.ssssae sasi:iSss s:iRc .;.l,s:I .ss,s
:isI:i:sS 9 :al;!si Sli.IsSsf ss.Sas MO- No.
III. SH s7s. sEsi Sc: h. .ss g
~; ; :si; NJ SIS ;ii 8; "
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-24

ner's army corps alone as 5,205 killed,
wounded and missing, the slaughter of human
beings must have been most horrible.
Commander Preble, of the United States
navy, has been dismissed from the service
by the President for neglect of duty, in
allowing the Anglo,rebel armed steamer
Ovieto, alias 900, alias Iaird's Steamer
to run the blockade into Mobile.
General Grant telegraphs that the victory
of Gen. Rosecranz over General Price, at Iuka
was more important than at first reported.
Their dead left on the field numbered 26l,
whilst our loss in killed was less than 100
Four or i've thousand Union troops surren-
dered at Mnmfordsvile, Kentucky, among
them probably Charles E. Thomas of Lewis.
town.
The Pennsylvania militia have been order
ed home.
Capt. B. +. Miller, of Co. C. Slst Regt p.
", formerly of this county, died at Heston-
vile Hospital. near Philadelphia. on the 2lst
ult
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-24
Tell the Truth and Shams The Devil !.

AM told that Samuel g. lIaineS has said
1 to a number of Miffiin county farmers.
that he made the same kind nf horse power
long since which am now making, (Pelton's
Patent) and that he found it was not good and
abandoned it. and if any one doubts it he can
show them the wheels. The object of this
communication is to give q history Of those
wheels as related to me by thuse who claim
to know the truth. as follows:
Lewis Wisler some years since brought to
this county q Pelton Horse Power 1t was
left in place where some one drove against
it with wagon and broke it, lie took it to
Samuel B. Haines to get it repaired Mr.
Haines did not (perhaps could mott repair it,
but set it in the cellar of his shop, where it
remains, and is what he shows as being of
his own make. This summer Lewis Wisler
sold it to w. p. Graham. giving him an order
for it, but Mr.. Haines refused to deliver it.
The Inference is easily drawn.
| have no objection to his making any kind
of machines he has right to make nor do
| wish to divert his customers to myself in
any way but by their own choice. If make
the best article the public will find it out for
themselves; | leave them to Judge.
| am the sole agent of the Patentce, Saml
Pelton, for all of Pennsylvania west of the
Susquehanna, and / am not aware Of any
privilege to build being granted to any one
before me in the district described, except DR..
A. V. B. Orr. JOHN r. WEEKES,
sep24-3t Agent.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-24

B9rRudisill & Lind having taken con.
tract for making army coats, any number of
women who can sow garments of this kind
can find employment.
R&~The Harrisburg Telegraph is wrong
in saying that the girls are drilling with arms
they are simply learning to march, so as to
keep up with the beaux.
The Harrisburg Telegraph again failed to
come in this mornings mail, being the fourth
time in eight days.
H@-Our statement, taken from the military
roll, that but II persons were in the service
from Menno-made to disprove the Demo-
Gratis falsehood that two thirds of the soldiers
were OF Its stamp--set rather hard OF the
strongest democratic district in the county,
and they now allege that the roll is not coz.
rect.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-24
Estate Of Samuel Barr, ESQ.,, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad-
~ ministration on the estate of SAMUEL
BARR, late of tae, borough of Lewistown
deceased. have been granted to the undersign
ed. residing in Derry township. Ali persons
indebted to said estate are requested to pay
up Immediately, and those having claims to
present them duly authenticated for settle
ment.
Ea5-Al persons having deeds in the Regis
ter's Office. are hereby notified to call and lift
them, and pay the fees to Samuel w. Barr,
who is authorized to receive the same
Le~istown, Mifiiin co., Sept. "a. 1862.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-24

na-On Wednesday last, when many a
noble soldier of the Union army at Sharps-
burg in Maryland took his last look of earth,
and thousands were writhing in agony from
wounds inflicted by rebel bullets, meet
ing was held in Lewistown of the choicest
spirits Of locofocoism, and political har-
angue delivered by one who was, up to within
a short period of time, the defender and
apologist Of the very traitors who were
that day shooting down some of our own
citizens And all this was done in the
name of democracy! To say that this i'll
timed and uncalled for gathering created a
deep feeling in this community, is saying
but little, for men, women aud children
combined to denounce it as mockery of
the danger we were in. To the credit how
ever of the masses of the democratic pa. .ty,
we must say that with the exception of a
few party hacks and office hunters, not a
township in the county, save Decatur, dis
graced itself by sending delegation of
any kind; but as that delegation consisted
in the main of New York Day Book men,
and parcel of exempts who had by hook
and crook got clear of military duty the
week before, it did not create much wonder
to see them here. We think however that
the cutting sarcasm of the question "when
they were going to Harrisburg ?" made
many cheek tingle, and may prove use
ful lesson in the future. AS a mass meet
ing it was grand failure-as its adjourn
ment to the Town Hall, which was not
much over half filled, clearly proves.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-24

neA% The President has issued proclama.
tion given notice that, on the first day of
January next, "all persons held as slaves
within any State or designated part of
State, the people whereof shall then be in
rebellion against the United States, shall be
then, thenceforward, and forever free: and
the Executive Government, including the
military and naval authority thereof, will
recognize and maintain the freedom of
such persons"
This strikes at the root of the rebellion,
and will end it and its cause whenever car.
ried out
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-24
AMBRoTYPES A
AND.
IMaAAlN0T92a9,
The Gems of the Season.

The Gems. of the Season.
|NHIS is no humbug, but practical truth.
j. The pictures taken by Mr.. Burkholder.
are unsurpassed for BOLDNESS, TRUTH.
FULNESS. BEAUTY OF FINISH, and
DURABILITY. Prices varying according
to size and quality of frames and Cases.
Room over the Express Office.
Lewistovn, August %, 1860.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-24
NEW ARRIVAL.

TNHE undersigned is prepared to furnish
IL his customers with Boots and Shoes of all
kinds, at prices to suit the times, and as
Goods in general are higher than usual it is
gratifying to learn that boots and shoe. are
cheaper than they have ever been before in
Miffiin county: No mistake! Cali and exam.
inc for yourselves and you will be surprised
to find mems shoes selling at 90c to 81 65,
Mems Kip and Calf from 81 Is to 81
+" Boots, g 2 Is to 90
" Calf 3" 2 Is to 90
Boys Shoes 3" so to IS
All the above work at those prices is war
ranted. We still have cheap work on hand
which is not warranted. Women's Caters at
81 90, and very dear at that; some at 81 so,
which are something better.
A full stock of Eastern Work kept on hand,
the greater part of which is warranted to give
satisfaction.
Manufacturing of all kinds neatly and
promptly attended to at all times without de-
lay.
A large stock Of trunks constantly on hand,
which will be sold very low. But above all
things bear In mind that our terms are strict.
ly Cash, for at our prices we cannot afford to
charge. All goods to be paid for before taken
away, and in all cases where they do not suit
the money will be refunded, should they be
returned in good order.
sep24 BILLY JOHNSON.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-24

49, STRAYED away from the un
SY9ISss dersigned. residing on Jacob
HH, Kinsel's farm in Oliver town
sk-sS<sscsgssship. pale red, middle sized
COW. with a white back; she was years old
last Spring. a liberal reward will be paid
for her return, or such information as will lead
to her recovery. DAVID HOOVER,
sep24-4t* McNeytown.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-24
PEOPLES UNION STATE TICKET.

PEOPLES UNION STATE TICKET.
For Auditor General
Hon. THOMAS f. COCHRAN.
Surveyor General:
WILLIAM S. ROSS,
of Luzerne County.
Congress,
SAMUEL S. BLAIR,
OF Blair County.
Senator,
KIRK HAINES, of Perry County.
Assembly,
HOLMES MACLAY, of Armagh.
Commissioner,
SAMUEL DRAKE, of Wayne.
Prothonatory,
NATHANIEL G. WILSON, McVeyt'n
Surveyor.
THOS. I. NEICE.
District Attorney,
JOHN A. Mckee (by acclamation.)
Auditor,
HENRY L. CLOSE, Armagh.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-24
THE MARKETS.
LEwIsTowN, Sept. 2

LEwIsTowN, Sept. a, .Sdcc.
CORRECTED BY GEORGE BLYMrER.
Butter, good, q h. II
Eggs, p dozen, 10
Wool, washed, e.
90 unwashed 40
CORRECTED BY MARKS & WILLIS.
Wheat, white p bushel, 90 to Is
I" red 10
Corn. old. so
Rye, so
Oats, new 80, old 40
Timothy, 90
Faxseed, ! 80
Marks & Willis are retailing -four and feed
as follows:
Extra Flour, per 100, 2 90
Fine, do 2 90
SuperGne, do 30
Family. do 3 00
Mill Feed, per hundred. so
Chopped Oats and Corn per 100, %
Chopped Rye per 100, %
Salt, | 70
" barrels, $50 lbs, 2 90
Philadelphia Market.
Flour-Sales at from S. to 374, as in quail
Rye flour 50a3 62t. Corn meal ) l23.
Grain-Red wheat l30al32c. white l40a
l42c. Rye 65a70c Yellow corn 66a67c.-
Oats 36a40c. as in quality.
Cattle-Saes at Ssa84 per 100 lbs net.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-17
a NEW ARTICLE.
DR.. ROback'S Stomach BitterS

4 new snd delightful stomuchio asd Cordial, Tor
gi wing lone to tho Stomach, nnd u the prevention OF
hh ous complaints incident to the Western country
lry u.
As n morning drink, To assist digestion and relieve
dyspepsia. IL has no equal. Try J..
In flavor u is superior 10 Other Filters. Try Il.
I be formula Of these Bitets, now (isGi tlr sole
property OF ur. Ruhack, ORG mated with one of th,
oldest md most ri1eni Medical Practitioners Of the
West, aud II = directly pTedicoed uptn the wants OF
Western people,
These Bitersde.ive their si ulus from the mower
'u tonic nature ofthc aud herbs Of which the,
Trc composed, and AZ they lfe, by aaying unnatural
crayings Of the stomach, ditrcily rrnnuiiye Of
TEMPERANCE,
the pre- sent proprietor believes that in making them
witrly known The public wellnrc is subscryod.
1t VIII soon ho for sale by allofur. Rnback's hume
ous gents, and Hotels, &c, the country o,er II
the meantime orders will be filled direct from Ctnrn
na IN any quantity. aud at the lowest rates. II :,
put in lu II Bottlei, aud securely packed In on,
doz ilair d0z sample win, however, b,
packed mud sent 10 any address, II desired.
Rotah Price, s per Bottle, on 6 Bottles for 8.
Principal Office and salcsroom, No. & East Four,l
Street, III building frnn MHin street, Cincinnati, O.
! l.abratory, No. 3! llammnud street.
| ~ sale IN Srrtcu tUtty byl J.. -. Jchn y Co.
Dulln', X Go audi. 4. Niaulurtlt, rin; n. llall
l.uwsii; n. NJ. ATnai, Adrian; J. w Miller, Atlica
| y W Hoffman, B,uNick; John Lewis, Bttsyillc
la \ Nouukrr. Wat,ons Statio-; T. I Bli,s, Bloom, .
| " q Crrquc' West Loti nuB us y Co., Fostora
iames cray, Nelmofci J N siiroX, Neu Lodi;
/ Yates, Gr~en Springs d"t25.lr
| ndhym"rchan aud druggists generally throughou
| he nitcd states md Ctnodas.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-17
orn uLooprrss yicTorv.

N,rv ncrsous sccm TO think Il would
have i,een much better policy 'or our
q 20 hav, s'nt Mason ond ST.
dsli h,rk tn the protection OF the BRUSH
flag Immediately on the arrival o' iho l, Sa1
Jacin,o, without waiting for a demand
from Great Britain, and thus, at l'as' III
the eyes Of our enemies. SuhlrcunR our
selyc. 10 the humiliation Of submitting To
her dictston.
but these persons scem not to have no
ticcd. or 10 have forgotten that ouf "o',
rrnmens had decided ON the surrender o'
the individuals in question long before any
c,prcssion Of opinion un the case c'nld
have reached us from England, a. sshowh
Ly the published d plomatic coucspon.
deice on the subject a comparison OF
dates les this point beyond question,
Wer.for moro particularly to the da'c OF
the arrival Of tho Trent IN England, Tue
date of NJ. Stewards letter 10 MIR. Adams
and the dates aud facts mentioned ~ hlS
lc,tcr 10 NJ. Mcrcicr These prove that
, eithor England's blustcr and threats, or
IN, Insulting LANGUAGE of hr prcss, in
auonced tho d ,cision of the President IN
regard to the matter.
Instead ola bluudrr, the returning OF
the rebel cmmissurics til they should he
demanded. was wise proceeding. For
II not demanded, they could wcI remain
under our rnardianship--a thing general
/, considered more than d'sirahle' ~
drm,nded, the demand could only he made
nv Welding us n diplomatic victory, and
fully and entirely placing herself where
we have been trying to lace her III re-
card I, this point, ever since we were q
nation, nt tho cost Of one war and much
dinlomntic discussion, without success
Now we have her upon record ~ MS
tory for all future time, ovcrrullng her rr '-
c,dents. nsscrling our own doctrine to be
,hs only correct one; threatening, aud
nrcnnrina to sustain It, without permitting
argument, negotiation, or arbitration nj
,hs poin, Of the sword, and with all the
horrors Of such war as that now raging
in this country, for " ,ich she can here
500 no excuse in nags insulted, and gov
crnmcn,s threatened with overthrow.
Surely there is little cause for feeling
of modification in such bloodlcss victo'
ry as this.