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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-19
HEAD QUARrERs, GEN. SIEeEL,

near Cedar Mountain, Aug.I5.
In nearly every house between Ceder
Mountain and the Rapidan, wounded reb-
els are found.
Contrabands report Jackson driving all
colored people before him,and ordered that
they be shot on attempt to escape.
The country near Orange is stripped
of food and forage. Planters begin to
fear starvation, and say they will en-
dure it rather than take the oath. An en-
tire army had reached there. Desert
ers say more thar 5000 conscripts have
left jackson, and arc stragghng in the
woods.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-19
PHILADELPHIA. AUG.


There is rumor current here, which is
based on good authority, that McClel-
lan's late movements ON the PENN have
been conducted with entire safety to bis
command.
The first arrest under the recent order
of the War Department is that of Jno.
Apple, notorious politician. He was
arrested for discouraging enlistments.-
He was sent TO Washington this eve
ming.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-19
WASHINGTON. AUG. il.

washington, Aug. ID.
Last night a train Of cars arrived from
Culpepper, bringing another instalIment
of confederate prisoners Numbering $50.
The steamer Key West has brought
up a guard from Gen. Burnside, they hay
ing in custody Major Stempton and four
teen other prominent citizens from Freder-
icksburgh, who are charged with secret
Is aiding and ;betting the tnemy, and Civ
fag information Of the movements Of the
army. They were conveyed immedia-
tely.
Another batch Of the same description
are expected her 70 night from the same
loo atty.
Admiral Dupont has reported to tile
Navy Department, that Oh the 4th inst,
the steamer Huron, captured the schooner
AquilIa, while attempting to run the block
AIDE of Charleston Hmbor. She is Of n
tons 6urthen, and was laden with between
300 and 400 bbls Of turpentine and bound
for Nashville Mp.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-19
g1yrAny person Joining or visiting a

GgTAny person joining or visiting a
Regiment in the neighborhool Of Hunts
vile, Alabama, will confer a favor upon
the friends Of Co. f., 10 Regiment Grant
County Volunteers, by letting it be known
at the Herald Office, in Lancaster. Need
ful articles ARE awaiting transportation to
the Loys Of sail company.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-19

GONE UP.-A copy Of the Herald, sent
to the Galena Courier as an exchange,
was returned on Monday from the Galena
post Office, marked, "Coarier gone up
by which we infer that something has hap
pened. The Courier was paper Of the
same political class with the Dubuque
Herald, Milwaukee News, Chicago Times
and Crawford County Courier, only that
It lacked their ability in sophistry and dis
stimulation. Preaching treason while pro-
Tossing loyalty is being played out.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-19
Neru ADVERTISEMENTS.
on JOHN DUNN, decd.

County Con,t. Grapt County, Wisconsin. IN Prob9s'
August fern, 1852 Present VIM. McGoniga, Sg I'm
Dunn deceased. rr
on reading and fling Instrument in wriing ~.
norting to he The last will and testament Of John Du3
late ofthe Town Of Petos Ia the County Of Gfal, Z
State OF Wisconsin, lately deceased. whey'ln s"
Dam and Edward Emory are named Executors. a,s IN
Thereupon, 1t is ordered that PROOF OF ss t ~
ssruncnt be heard before the Judge OF this cou %
the court house in Lancaster, said county, on ~ n
day theI6th day Of September A. D. 1862, az
the afternoon OF said day. Ordered farther that ~ hv
thereof be giyeu to all persons interested thets,
publishing this order for three % weeks
AID weekly newspaper published ~ Lancaster ~
Grarf County dated ugust 10, lSC2 -
lows WA. Ae1ONiGA1,s Ctung SHeo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-19
- AZ an nnomnlnns sicn ID ne time

RB As an anomalous sign IF the times
we notice that Irish companies and Irish
Regiments are being formed IN all parts
Of the country, and that eloquent appeals
Of IRISH speakers and Irish Priests arc be-
iug made in all the loyal States for Irish
men 10 volunteer on tie side Of the
Union.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-19
Washington, AUG. Is.

Correspondence is desired with colored
men favorable to the Central American
and Libeiian or Haytian emigration, and
especially the first named, as the first has
announced the intention, to aid such as de-
sire to found settlement Of Anglo Afri-
cans. Communications should be address
ed TO Rev. JAS. Kathleen, agent Of Emigra-
ton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-19
From the Richmond Examiner, Aug
The Allegtl Rebel Victory IN East Ten,,,..
Mohile- A,

A special dispatch to the 1dsc,,,::
and Register, dated Knoxville vas t.'S''
says: Heavy skirmishing commeno ool1ay
Tuesday with large portion Of the an o.
at Tazwell, seven miles from Cumb suS'Ay
Gap. One brigade of Gen. Steyorai'a ad
force was engaged on our side. Tba '0a
design was TO gain the enemy's rear y,
cut them 90 from the Gap. The artiren
firing was very heavy. Several prison.
have been brought in from TazewelI '' NJ
particulars Of tie fight received. a. ~
Rains at last accounts, was maxim 81
forced march to gain the enemy's rem, d
Brigadier Gen. w. r. Caswell was 4.
afternoon assassinated by an unknown r 'aa
son, near his residence, six miles G rV,,
Knoxville.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-19
Gro. w. MORGAN, Brio. Gen.
ST.. Louis. Aug. IL

Colonel Barstow, Of the Third Wisconsin,
with three companies Of that regiment, lef
Fort Scott to reinforce Capt ConkeE Of
the Third Wisconsin, stationed at Month
cello, Jasper county, about fifty miles
below Fort Scott. He was fallen upon
by regiment Of rebels, who completely
surrounded his lille command, and COW
PEELED him to fight his way out, which he
did, killing Captain and Lieutenant and
fifteen priyates OF the enemy. Col. Bars
tow had few men wounded and four or
FIVE taken prisoners besides losing his trans
portaton, hospital stores, and ambulancas.
The Federals made good their retreat to
Fort Scott.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-19
Latest from NadisOn--NO Grant County Regiment

Dir. Angel returned from Boscobel Mon
dayevening, having received tclegraphic des-
patches before leaving, which Indicate that
no Independent Regiment will be assigned
for Grant County. A general regiment
is to be formed in a few days, }. B. Moore
is strongly recommended for Colonel there
Of
Capt. Farquharson has been ordered to
board his men and await orders.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-19

The GREAr REBEtLIoN.-This great
work BY j. I. Headley, being history Of
the war new raging, is soon to appear and
is 10 be sold in this county only on sui
scription by Mr.. Spencer, agent, who re-
sides a. Platteviile Thissplendid history
Will be more generally notieed next week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-19

Eel NJ. Mehaffy and f. Odell, publish
ers, and Amos Green, editor Of the Dem
ocrotic STANDARD at Paris, Illinois, 'fere
Iarrested on last Friday by United States
Marshal Phillips, acting under sPecia, or
der Of the War Department, and their pa
per was suppressed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-19
Madison Wis, Aug. 16.

Madison Wis, Aug. 10,
Three hundred anl fifty Of the Twen-
tieth Regiment arrived at Camp Randall
to-day. The regiment is full to over
flowing. Over a thousand men are in
camp tonight.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-19

Eg-1i is reported there is q be a furth-
er call for 100000 men by draft, to be
held as a reserve. Go it Old Abe. Sam
Ton, a Co.. Salvation or Anpihilation,
touch Of both. Any way to crush the
c. s. Al.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-19
War Spirit at BYalssins.

Mr.. EDIToR.-An enthusiastic war
meeting was held in our town Yesterday.
Speaking BY A. G. Richards. Esqr., Of
Washington d. c., B. f. Hilton, Capt.
Harlocker and others. Within few DAYS
over 80 of our men have volunteered in
the companies forming in Grant and Craw-
ford counties, which added 10 those sent
last year, make full so of our men, or Z
twelfth Of our population, which numbered
at the late census about 600. So | think
we are clear of liability TO draft. Still,
should that come we should not finch for
there are yet ten or dozen men left, able
to bear arSns. The rebellion must be put
down, even though somebody should get
hurt, SO hurrah fol Grant county and
cheers for Wyalusing!!
H. R. MILEs.
Wyslusng, Aug. 18th.
NorE.-The above note was not design
ed for publication, but its patriotic spirit
gives it welcome place while the writer
cannot find fault with the iberalities we
have taken.-FD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-19

Gov. Magohin's message condemns the
invasion Of the State by John Morgan's
guerillas, and says that Southern Rights
disapprove of it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-19


ENROLMENT or THE MILIrIA IN GRANT
County. Sheriff Moore has received the
blanks, with orders to enroll the names OF
able bodied men in Grant County, having
also appointed a deputy Sheriff in each
town to enroll the names. The law is a
stringent one, and admits Of no evasions
The deputies must report to the Sheriff by
the LIST September. The rolls must be
kept at some public place in each town for
inspect for at least three days previous
TO delivery to the sheriff. All loyal citi-
zens are directed to see that none have eva
ded enrolment or been overlooked. We
can hardly see the use Of this work, unless
drafting is to be resorted to; why this or
der for enrolment? Grant has volunteered
enough men to last through any future call /;
this is known at Madison--then why en-
roll the remaining forces?
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-19
DAVID PARsoSs.
UAVID T AKsUNs.
County Supt Schools.
Lancaster, Aug. Is, 1862.
1'afton, Wis, Aug. l6.

Mr.. EDIToR: Election of officers yes
terday :-Earnhart, Captain; Uriah F.
Briggs, lst Lieut., Barner, "a Lieut..
Company full and organized in four days.
Beat that if you can There was great
pressure yesterday to get the company
pledged TO 90 into Messmore's Regiment.
F. g. TuEARLE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-19

ITALY-Garbaldi had issued a counter
proclamation. denouncng The reyolu';ona-
~ schemes, and threatening the rigor of
the law on those who disobey. He de-
cared that he himself would move in the
matter in Rome at fitting time. These
events attracted great attention toward IT.
ally.
The English journals generally regret
Garibaldi's course.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-19

re- Col. 1. Il Crane Of the Sd Wis
consin, gallant officer aud gentlemen q
various excellent qualities. was killed IN
she late hattie at Cedar Mountain.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-19

Eg First Lieut.. T.. j. Bentley has been
appointed Capt. of company F, Sd Regi-
ment, Wis. Vol. in placs Of Capt. Linz
booker resigned; promotions throughout
have followed LIN ocker's resi- ynation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-19
Ffeshst al Potoi and Loss Of Life.

On Wednesday night Aug. 18th, the
rain fell in such torrents about Potosi as 10
cause freshet equal if not surprising the
memorable floods Of 81, which caused
such heavy damage In that part of the
county. Late in The evening the streets
formed the bed Of 4 deep, swift stream,
the coverings over the street culvelts being
upheaved and the water channels being
DISTRACTED with rubbish. The channel
which extends through and across the
principal street had its plank covering CO.
red away, leaving ar open stream of live
to six feet in depth; but owing to the OBJ
structions in the channel the water was
eorged and spread over the street, tearing
up and carrying all loose rubbish and de-
posting the same in piles below. The night
was very dark and nothing could be done
to save things from the destructive cur
rent
About 10 o'clock Mr. Peter Kaltenbach
left his brothers store for his home, when,
it is supposed, he fell into the open culyert
near Ennor's livery stable and was drown
ed. Ills remains were found half mile
below, among the drift in Lyons garden.
1t is estimated that the damage to roods
and private property, must exceed $1,000,
most Of which will fall upon the Town.
At British Hollow The damage by water
was also considerable Sam Stevens
smith shop was washed iuto the middle Of
the street.-The same shop Which was
carried quarter of mile below, by the
fres...et of so. Bantflls lumber was car
RED away and fences and gardens by the
broos side badly damaged. -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-19
SECOND DISPATCH.
Knoxpilln A

knoxville, Aug. 7.
A dispatch this morning from Dtiraj.,
Gen. Stevenson states that, after calm.
action Of four hours yesterday, near Tag,
wei, the enemy was repulsed with pres,
loss and is in full retreat.
A courier reports that a battery Of fop,
guns was taken after our men were tvc,
repulsed, with the loss Of one hundred AMI
nine nlen.
Gen. Burton has succeeded in gaipiOc
the enemy's rear. Gen. Stevenson, oeipSS
reinforced, fanked Bowen's command
capturing the "federal army Of East Tenn.
essee."
The murderer Of Gen. Caswell was ar
rested last night.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-19
ANOTHER DISPATCH.


- 11V-5' o,
There are rumors of a battle between
Stevenson's brigade and four thousand fed
erals, rear Tazewell, twelve miles from
Cumberland Gap.
On Tuesday, yaughan's Sd Tennessee
regiment whipped Birds renegade Ten
resseans at Big Greek Gap. The con.
federate loss was twelve; Birds one hun.
dred.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-19
- E Il !:


PhELPS-In Lancaster, Monday morning, August 20 io
FREDDY only Of Frederick b. and Sarah A. FheiV'
aged years, months and IS days.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12
Mason & Cheney.

NEW GOODS !
MASON Il CHENEY have just re-
M ceiyed large assortment of
GROCERIES,,
CROCKERY,
HARDWARE, sc.
BROWN AND BLEACHED sHEETINGs.
Stripe shirtings, White Flannel very nice
Ticks, Crash,
Denims, DIAPER
knglish and American Linen Towels,
rripts Gloves and osiery,
Dress Goods of all kiuds All W DOL DeLaines,
summer Cloth, Knitting Cotton, white
Cashmere and blue,
Stub and Twist Wide Tape,
Plaid and Opera Flannel Skirts
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ladies' Serge Congress Chidren's and Misses
Kid Congress shoes, Infants Soft Shoes,
Goat, Congress and Laced soots,
9RANuLArEDa
PuLyERlZED,
COFFEE. lAh
oo and ME- tGs BROWN SUGARS
| Nice Green and Black Saleratus,
Teas Hemp and Canary Seed,
| Java and Rio Coffee, Can Tomatoes, very nice,
J Spie.s of all kinds Cream Tartar
! LAYER Rasins, Mustard
| Rice, fofK,
| Corn Starch, Lard
N .rcepa Hams,
| lrish Moss, Maek.rel ard Salmon,
| Ginger Syrup snd N GLASSES,
| Soda, Pure Cider vinegar,
| SC, sc, sc.
We ofer the above articles very low for CAST
0"i' "'N MASON & CHENEY,
May 20 h, 1862.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12
Important from Gen. Mitchell

w aSHIHgEUl' ouHo =.
Dispatches have been received at the War
Department from Gen. Mitchell, dated at
Huntsville, Ala, 9th, stating that an expedi-,
ton under the command OF Gen. Negley, had
driven the enemy commanded by General
Adams, from Winchester through Jasper,
back to Chattanooga, and utterly defeated
and routed them at that polnt.l
Baggage wagons, ammunition and supplies
have fallen into our hands, and still more
important results may be expected to follow
this movement.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12
Important from Richmond.

new OK, Juue g.
The Fortress Monroe correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press says:
Ilearn from City Point that our vessels in
the James River, above City Point, have
run the batteries at Drury's Bluff, and it is
rumored that the Monitor has passed through
the Instructions, sinking the rebel gunboats
above Richmond.
Ifthis be true, the Monitor by this time is
al The Il chetls.
A number OF powerful gunboats have beer
sent up the river during the pat two OF
thee days, and eur fleet before Richmond l.
now quite formidable, consisting oil at ieas
twenty vessels, armed with the very best q
naval ordnance.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12
For the Berald'
aoDis FLOW Y X )

GOD,s FLOW kRs
o.,,ly IN their ba,my cradle
Ma has rocked the flowers 10 sleep
W. ali through the We vet darkness,
s.ls constant watch will Keep,
Aps''' Gods white angels,
rh,oush the purple darkness,
faithful watch will keep
so, God loves the sweet young blossom )
Twas al. hand that made hem iair,
And His baud that folds their e>eiias
With such loving tender esr,
Gods own dear hand,
ia. ,hnts their epdsr e,s'
With suoh eoLstsnt care.
And lie brings a TAIN of spirits,
Result al, and all In white
Onr 10 b nd abe We each flower,
Thro oh the day and thro ugh the night
With wings unforisd,
And fsoes isahing down,
They watch BY day aud night
,,.,s not seen their sweet young eyes,
Nor their faces strangely fair
Ant know. when the flowers wave
wings stir them, not the air
white, waving plnmes
~ soft.eyed spirits' wings,
And not the bAlmy air
And 80 DER US. Gods human flowers,
spirits holy, vigiis keep
TSsy walk beside US through the day,
Rend DER Us while We sleep
Angels OF God
Who'll bear US up TO Him
Alter our last long sleep
sln Cottage, Pawiet, June, 1862
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12
Picture Frames, &c.
nHENII LOOKING GLASS AND
L PICTURE FRAME MANDATORY,

nHENIX LOOKING GLASS AND
e PICTURE FRAME MANDATORY,
Nos 22l EAST TWENTY THIRD STREET,
l73-& IT'S GRAND STREET 4 2l4 oENTRK srLkkT
Established 1885, NEW YORK. Established 1888
This establishment has been in successful operation
"a years. and is the largest of the kind III the United
States. We have on hand or manufacture TO order
every description Of y 1EGL
Looking Glass, Pictars and Portrait fyames'
Plain and Ornamer tai Pier, wall, oval
Mantel Glasses Connecting Cornices,
Rase and Bra oket Tables, with
Marble SlaJs, Toilet Glasses
&C, SC, sc. . s
Mouldings for Picture Frames in lengths suitapie
for TRANSFORMATION, either Gilt BeriDg hoseWoou,
Oak Zebra, Brdseye, Mahogany, &c our new ="
Wan,factory and extensive facilities enable US 70
fTnish any article in line as good US the oes''
| and as cheap as the cheapest
Dealers are snpited to call pPo" rs
| whap thew visit New York. We claim to be able ie
sunnIv them with Every article which they can poss
by REQUIRE at prices lower than they can puFcnase
| elsewhere. 49,, ..h ,,-o,nntnsss
| No not tail to call when you visit NeW ORR =, "
| ONCE and Warerooms, No. 2l6 centre S.., ~. 4
| HORACE V, SIGLEk, Agt'
| marSl :dswSmos
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12

Although Secretary Stanton's scare
was not sufficient to cause him to call on
Connecticut for more troops, yet the pat
riOtic spirit of that State rose with won
derful alacrity. More than 1000 men
belonging to the independent companies,
tola the Governor they were ready to
march to Washington just as soon as he
would give the word go
A machine for planning and joining the
mrret plates of the new Monitors has
been made in Newark, New jersey. 1t
weighs $4,000 pounds and is capable of
removing one square inch of wrought ifcc:".
At one cut, planning both edges of plate
nix by twelve feet at the same time.
MIR. Smons, in the Senate, Thursday,
while eommending his scheme for raising an
abundant revenue without casting heavy bur-
dens upon any, said ii have little love Tor
wealth. | never knew man to have SO
much of it as to excite my envy, or so little
Of it as to forfeit my respect"
sY The latest official returns, as read
in the Senate by General Wilson, show
Chat we have Is cavalry regiments, con
tanning ,536 men II artillery regi
ments, l9,477 men 60 infantry regi
ments. 50S,745 men. They make il
the aggregate, 696 regiments, 59S,74'
men. We also have batteries and SOM
other companies amounting to 16S com
panies of IL 1876 men, which aggregate
together GIT, 654 men.
The Traveller say, private letters re
ceiyed from New Orleans, OF late date
sneak of the scarcity of provisions Their
as really of the most alarming character
Ladies of Northern birth, of the highe:
respectability, had applied to the officer
of Gen. Butler for supplies OF food. ST
ting that they were entirely out OF pre-
visions, and without the means to pu
chase at the exorbitant rates demande
by traders in that city.
A lad of fifteen years OF age, oeion
inc to the 9th Wisconsin, whose name
Douglas, and resides at Beaver Da'
was IN the battle of Williamsburg, al
got his gun wet SO that it would not Ill
During the hottest of they ght, and VIII
the regiment was falling back, he dellb'
ately sat down, took out his screw-driv'
unscrewed the tube from bis gun, drlec
ont, put it back, capped it. got up a
nut into the field as it nothing unus'
was going on.
10 During the fight on Saturd'
Prof. loves balloon was elevated ~
feet above the field, and over telegra
wire leading from the basket, Mr.. ia
Spring, of Philadelphia, kept in const
communication with Gen Mcclellan,
tording him the most valuable lntorI
ton of movements in progress. Ihis
repetition OF the balloon feat at tlelry
1895, with modern improvements. u
Wool also received during the enga
ment, dispatch direct from Loves
station.
In Gen. Buffers order, prohibit
the observance of jeff. Davis fast
he speaks of "the supposed proclama
IS 90 Iafarson Davis" Cool
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-12

Cape Race, June a..
She steamship North American, from Liv-
erpcol tho goth, via Londonderry the soth,
was boarded off this point at noon to-day, en-
route to Quebec. e.--#.- .-- ..
Notice had been given in the House OF
Commons OF motion for an enquiry into the
relations between England and the Federals
and Confederates. ..
The Daily News defends the course AIKEN
by Gen. Butler at New Orleans against the
attacks made upon it.
Tho News says lhe.e 10 no,hng whateve,
in the terms OF Gen Buffers proclamation
10 explain the wrath or Justify the indignant
language of row ~ sentmentalists, II con-
tains provisions usual and necessary IN such
cases, and nothing more, The talk Of coer-
zion and tyranny Is utterly absurd, ...-
In another article the Daily News reviews
with satisfaction what has been dene towards
emancipation, and speculates upon what IS to
come Ii looks upon the mean whine OF the
south as the greatest difficulty.
The Times replies to an article in the New
York Journal Of Commerce-as to the hostility
to England which prevails in both sections Of
the Union. II deeply regrets this hostility
and argues that no willful provocation ha:
been given. But as 10 the course which the
Journal recommends England 10 pursu" t'
remove this hostility, the Times points ou
its unreasonableness and regrets tina, 1t can
not be complied with, but hopes that calme
and more reasonable prrtentions may soor
prevail.
Mr.. Spence bad addressed another com
munication 10 the London Times referring
, to the tactics of the eontedeIates, lie say
, it was plat ~ useless to continue the var OF
the principle OF two men hg ting three an
a gun boat, hence they receive TO call l
. their outlying forces aud co cen,rste upo
3 Redmond, with vie also OF falling bac
I from there Grless 'tmnied by circumstance
{ TO engage in a general action. The bushes
Of tactics in an unequal war is to exhau'
II. straI7-n t.. The enemy before eiapplin
him in action. .-..... ~.
Gen. Hslleck Al CoIinth, appears una'
, countable. He remains stationary on
,, ground fertile with fever, and there may
: truth in the statement that half his army
" on the sick list.
10 The iron-plated frigate Black Prince, W
Ia about to be commissioned