Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1862-08-21

i've 10 The settlement OF another question
after our civil war is over, was we'll under
stood i'll England, where the Bishop i
strongly berated for its introduction. Tn
BISHOP gives Europe to understand that i
they will keep their hands off from us W,
Will settle this qucstion-but let them tax,
part in it and batter down our cities, yet
after all, there can be but one Government
on this continent. His appeal to his IrisI
c"untrymen here is also worthy of special
notice
lie CONsuTUTIoN..-The sticklers for the
constitution, who have been straining every
nerve for year or more to destroy the in.
strumcnt, and the Union and the Govern
ment with it, are now in great trepidation
Tor fear the President is not acting in strict
conformity with the Constitution in his or
ders to stop the traitors and towards from
Skedaddllng to foreign countries to escape
doing their duty. Pretty fellows, these, to
he praitlng about the Constitution, which
they have been daily, in word, thought or
deed, trying to violate but on the horns of
whose altar they are now anxious to cling
III tn, time Of their trouble
DEMONSTRATING has been the all
sorblnS subject of conversation with our
people this week. The matter has been
canva-sed i'll all its ramilications. Many Of
the Union men determined trev would not
be drafted, and have gone and enlisted the
ContedS. wear long faces, wriggle and twist.
talk about " rotting," &c. BY the way, we
see this rotting" business is flvorite
threat with the rebel sympathzers-thcy are
making use Of it up in Bucks county, Pa, !;
It sounds very much like the dying in the
last ditch" We will venture to say that
three bayoncts will effcctually Danish all
ideas of " rotting'' from their fuddled brains.
We shall see who will rot"
TIE THIRD DELAWARE RrGIvrxr is in
Gen. Slough's Brigade, sigcrs Division.
The brigade is composed of the Goth and
18th New York, LIST District Of Columbia,
18th Maryland and the 3D. Delaware Rcei-
ments. The Third is now armed with the
Springfield rifle, the Austrian guns having
been found faulty The exact location of
the regiment is not known at present. 1t
was, when last heard from, doing grrrison
duty at Front Royal.
A Union soldier was found in the woods
on Wednesday, after the battle Of Cedar
Mountain, with his musket-barrcl grasped
in both hands, the stock having been bro
ken off, and clevend dead rebels lying around
him, some with their heads smashed and
others bruised in various ways-all the dead
showing with what desperation the Union
hero had fought for his life, but without
avail. His body was pierced with three
balls
TIE DRAFT-ThOse who are attempting
to run away from home to avoid the draft,
leaving their families to be supported by the
public, perhaps, before the coming winter
is over, may rest satisfied that they will
never be called to face an enemy. If COR
arrlre is prompting their conduct, we think
we may relieve their fears by promising that
before those who are drafted shall be called
to take the field, the leaders of the rebellion
will be found skedaddling to distant nations,
and the rank and file permitted to lay down
their erms and return to their homes, wiser
and, we hope, better men! .nn'k the pre-
ClidionI
TIE SECESSION SYMrArIIlzERs have So
ries of arguments carefully borrowed from
the traitor vocabulary Like the traitors,
they abuse the Abolitionists, assail the Pres
idcnt, and misrepresent the Government
How is it possible for men who harmonic
in doctrine to differ i'll their hopes in regard
to the result of the war?
The very last words of Martin VanBuren,
like those of Stephen "A. Douglas, were ut
terances of confidence in the President of
the United States, and prayers for the tri-
umph of our armies.
The Baltimore Ne,cs Sheet Office was taken
possession of on Thursday evening last by
the police, and the editors and proprietors
sent to Fort McHenry.
Left their country for their countrys good
those young Confeds who, ever since
this rebellion commenced, have been blow
ing about Southern Rights" Southern
Chivalry," &c, but now, when there is a
prospect that they will have to show their
"spunk, are among the missing
Another important order has been issued
by the War Department i'll relation to the
coming draft, which will positively COM
mence on the LIST of September. Bounty
and advance pay will be given until that
time to recrmts for the old regiments. If the
old regiments shall NOT, by that time, be