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AMONG THE PINES.

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tu o. which the author gives Of .he workings u rs peculiar
institution are surpassed ~ the mes. ,fi., 'coae''o
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~ UCKLE's ESSAYS.

a. UCKLE's ES 5.
ID. APPL II ON C o.,
nos 4i3 AND AS BROADWAY,
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T. y :, A Y S,
HENRY THOMAS BUCKLE,
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH or THE AUTHOR
PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT.
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AMONG THE PINES.

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with deep intereG, At tie present time The HJe" VIVID
anu :ae p.eis4es sketched va suppose to DO trso"
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Of th, admirable work has been OF the no's
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truhfl poItr-iuIo u society PowufI sad even
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n pleasure Tie story clear ,ld elr5e Win the ladd
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The NEw.YoRK SCIENTIFICALLY IS.BusE -
ouLisbsI sy,ry TCE5DAl mi FRIDAY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-12

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-12
The News from CIncinnnti.

CINCINNATI, Sept. IL, 2 l-2 P. Kit is
generally expected that fight will come off
to-day, but so far, only skirmishing has taken
place. The rebels are reported in force at
Lotonia Springs, about seven miles from Co
vington. Our forces are very large The
city is considered safe.
CINCINNATI, Sept 1l.-There was picket
skirmishing along the entire line of the West
Licking river this afternoon. We lost two
men killed; the enemy's loss not known.
The enemy is throwing up breastworks to-
night in front of fort Wallace. They will be
shelled out tomorrow. Several regiments OF
Gen. Grants army arrived to-day and others
are en- route There have been large arrivals
of other regiments and squirrel hunters
New YORK, Sept. ia special to the
Herald from Cincinnati says; There has
been no battle yet, although it is expected
hourly. Detachments of veteran troops are
constantly arriving, and Cincinnati is safe.
Maysville was taken to-day by the rebel Nor
gan with 1000 men. No resistance was made.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-12
Rattle in North Carolina.

Fort MONROE, Sept. 10.-By arrival OF the
steamer Guide, from Newbern, we learn that
the rebels 1900 strong, attacked Washington,
n. c., on the morning of the 9th inst. After
desperate fight of two hours the rebels were
repulsed and pursued seven miles. The gun
boat Louisiana rendered essential service III
Smelling the rebels out of the strong poslloh
they had seized. The gunboat Picket was
blown up by an accidental explosion OF her
magazine. Capt. Nichols and 10 men were
killed, and wounded. Our loss on shore
was killed and Al wounded; 80 rebels were
killed and SO taken prisoners.
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. l0.-Later'-
The rebels surprised the town of Washington
N. c., at daybreak on the morning OF the oth
inst, but were repulsed after two hours des-
perate fighting, as stated in previous as
patch The first regiment OF North Caroll1a
union volunteers, under Col. Potter, fought
with the greatest bravery and most determined
heroism. Colonel Potter had horse shot
under him. Companies b aud ID OF the
twentv-fourth Massachusetts regiment were IN
the action none of them were killed. Sever
al however were wounded Our force en-
gagged was only 500. In addition to our xii /
ed and wounded we have four missing. A
large number of the rebels were wounded
Gen. Foster and staff went to Washington, N.
c., on Sunday. Col. Stevenson will have
command of Newbern in Gen, Fosters alb
sence. The Bird New York volunteers arrived
here last evening, and proceeded to their
camp at Hampton.
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From Washington.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-THE Washington
National lntelligencer to-day says that Gen.
McClellan's army has advanced as far as Da-
mascus, thirty-tour miles from Washington,
four miles from the Frederick county line,
and sixteen miles from Fredercktown.
The correspondent of the associated press
says more cheerful spirit prevails in Wash
ington. The apprehension to the capital
seems to have passed in view of the military
movements to foil the supposed intentions of
the rebels. The general impression to-day is
that the invasion of Maryland is for food
and other supplies, and not for general raid
into the state of Pennsylvania. 1t is not sup
posed that our army will seek the enemy to
fight him upon his own field, but confine itself
more especially to the defence of Washington
while it is menaced in force within cannon
sound from the capitol. Nothing, however, is
known with certainty as to what the rebels
design, this being mere matter of conjec-
ture. All the heretofore weaker points open
to the capitol are now sufficiently strengthen"
ed to reassure us of our safety.
Brig. Gen. Bayard, it is confidently said by
his friends, is to be made major general and
chief of cavalry, and that Lieut.. Col. Kilpat-
rick is to be promoted to brigadier general
ship and the command of Bayard's brigade.
Gen. Bayard is now in Washington on duty,
and Col. fitzpatrick has been placed in COM
mand in the front.
Maj. Gen. Banks is rapidly recovering from
the injuries heretofore received and is stop
ping with Gov. Boutwell,. He is at headquar-
tiers to-day, attending to business.
There is less excitement now about the pub
lie departments than perhaps at any former
period since the war commenced. The city
has nearly been cleared of all stragglers, in
Guiding not few officers of the lower grades
The following prisoners of state were
brought to the provost marshals office this
morning and sent to the old capital: S. b.
Piles, w. II. Howard, r. L. Tarbox and f.
N. Gait. They are residents of upper Mary
land and were sent in by the provost marshal
general of the army OF Virginia. The rebel
soldiers captured near Vienna were alo sent
to the old capital this morning.
About noon the steamer S. r. Spaulding ar
rived, having on board between 800 and 400
convalescents from the United States general
hospital at Portsmouth Grove, r. 1.
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WILLIAMS & ORVIS SEWING
w MACHINES, at JoHNSoN'S. NOS Harrington
Corner, up stairs diff au7
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War Meeting at Toledo.

TOLEDO, Sept. ll.-At the commercial war
meeting, Gen. Walbridge, by invitation of the
board Of trade, delivered an address on COM
merce and the rebellion. Matthew Brown,
president of the board of trade, presided.
Gen. Walbridge adverted to the fact that on
the very spot where they were then assem-
bled, he had under the authority of the
state some sixteen years ago, held an en-
campment and enrolled the militia of the
district when volunteers were called for in
the war with Mexico, and he said that on in
quiry he had found that nearly all who were
now living who had taken part with him then
had gone to the war, and were now engaged
quelling the rebellion and restoring the CON
stitution. Therewas an immense attendance,
and the enthusiasm was never surpassed here
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FORTRESS MONROE, Sept l9.-Capt f. f.
Wells of Boston, with twenty drivers, three
hundred men, and four whale ships, arrived
here yesterday, for the purpose of raising the
sunken vessels at Hampton, Newport News,
Gosport and James river. Their contract
conmpels them to raise the Cumberland whole,
but Capt. Wells intends to raise the Merrimac
whole if possible.
Some ixty or seventy vessels of all classes
received orders yesterday to report to head
quarters for the purpose Of receiving their dis
charge from the United States service, among
others the steamboats, Arrowsmith and High
land light. The Guide will leave here to-
morrow morning for New York.
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PHILADELPHIA AND HARRISBURG
THREATENED.
Address of the Mayor.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. lI.-Mayor Henry
issues the following address:
Citizens of Philadelphia-Ata late hour to-
night, the governor of Pennsylvania has adj
dressed to me the following dispatch:
>'We have reliable information this evening
that the rebel generals have moved their en-
tire army from Frederick to Cumberland Val
ley and their destination is now Harrisburg
and Philadelphia. We need every available
man Immediately. Stir up your population
tonight. Form them into companies and send
as twenty thousand tomorrow. No time can
be lost in massing force in the Susquehanna
to defend the state and your city. Arouse
every man possible and send them here"
Let response to this urgent call be prompt
and effective. hereby request that all able
bodied citizens shall assemble at ten o'clock
on Friday morning. at the precinct houses of
their respective election districts, in readiness
to obey the summons to immediate service.