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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-27

~ Hon John Petit will address the citizen.
OF louisville this evening Mt o'clock
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-27

HARRISBURG, September 20 "A terrible COL
lision took place on the Cumberland Valley X.
this morning. one mile above Harrisburg. One
train had a number of Pennsylvania militia on
board returning bone. twelve or fifteen of whom
were killed and about twenty wounded.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-27

My MARYLANp"-T Philadelphia Press
saws that all that has been claimed for this lyric
which has much favor in the eyes and
elrs of the rebels is originality in the structure of
the yerse-in other words rythm rather than
reason. sound rather than sense. This Is much
the same ii man should take pride in a richly
carved book case. containing few trashy vol
umes. Ii the said book case were stolen
tcle. the possessor's cause for boasting of il
would be a. small a the Southern song writer's.
on account OF new manner in the stanzas of
INV Maryland" The novelty happens not TO
be new The lyric, so far rs its structure goes.
i merely an imitation of one Of Clarence Man
gan's poems. called The ksramanian Exile. -
published by him as a translation from the Otto
man This evidently suggested My Maryland. y
and we subjoin the first and last stanzas TO show
how the mock bard has echoed while he plumber
ed the true poet
see thee ever in my dreams.
Thy hundred hills. thy thousand streams,
Karaman, Karaman
As when thy gold bright morning CLEANS,
A. when the deepening sunset seams,
With lines Of light thy hills and streams,
SO thou IOOmest on my dreams,
Ksraman. Karaman
There's care tonight in Ukbar's halls,
karsmau.
There's hope, too. for his trodden thralls,
Karaman. o karaman,
what lights flash red along wal>l
Hark. bark the muster trumpet calls
see the sheen OF spears aEd SEawls.
kaT4man,
The foe. the foe. they scale the walls,
Karaman.
Tonight Murad or Ukb4- falls,
karaman' q haraman.
Here Is one verse of My Maryland" 10 show
how the rebel rhymster stole his metre from
Mangan. the Irish poet:
Dear mother, burst the tyrant's chain,
Maryland
Virginia should not call in vain,
Maryland.
She meets her sisters the plain,
's.ic seDiper" tits her proud refrain
Thai battles miniOns back amain,
Maryland,
Arise IN majesty again.
Maryland. Ny Maryland
The imitation j. palpable that We need not
point il out
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-27

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
roR SENATOR.
HENRY BRADY.
FoR REPRESENTATIVES,.
j. ". KENNEDY and J. X. PLUMMER.
TREASURER
VALENTINE BUTSCH.
FoR sHERRIFF
JEFFERSON SPRINGSTEEN
FoR RECORDER,
JOHN b BREWER
FOR COMMISSIONER,
WM HUNTER.
FoK SURVEYOR.
DANIEL FERRIS.
FoR coRoxER.
SAMUEL PARROTT.
guDGE or cocRr OF COMMON PLEAS,
WILLIAM W WICK
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. (l2rB gsDicrAL DIsTRIcr)
JOSEPH W. NICH0L
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. (5TH JUDICIAL cIRcrIT)
DAVID 5. NcKERNAN.
TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR, (cESrER To~NsHIr.)
ELISHA j. ROWLAND.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-27

ToRoSro, Z. W. Sept. 26.-Hon. Adam Fer
guson. distinguished politician aud agricultu-
ralst. died suddenly Yesterday. OF apopiexs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-27

MERCHANTS visiting the State Fair would do vel
lvI TO call and examine the above goods al
RUGER 4 CALDWELL,
jel362-d&wly IS East W Washington ST.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-27

ELDER. HARKNEss x BrxeHAx.
INDIANAPOLIS. Indiana
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-13
THE MONITORS NEXT FIGHT
Important from Congress. q
THE TAX BILL UP.
&c.,


Frircss Monroe, March y A Tag u truce WAS
sen, dovn rum Craney Island todAy, With An officer
of the French Corvette Ga1s,n1i, who wen, W Nor
blk fsw dlystinc
We and ths firoving Ia tie s ,uthern papers.
In the House Of Representatives, On honiay'
resolution vas paved Alvsing the planters " with
draw from the cultivation Of cotton and tobacco,
and devote their onsrs 10 raising provison1 and
cattle, hogs and sheep.
On TuesdAy n vote # thanks WAS passed. n Cap
tain Buchsnar, his officers aud crew for their gall
lau,ry In the late action in Hampton Roads.
The Senate has passed a bill - organize su-
preme Court
The Piesiden, sent message 10 Congress yes,er'
day, stating ths, Re had Suspended Gems. Floyd
'-- sL~i- ~~-~rnanhs. until they could
their reports. The message states that neither o
them sIy that rsiEforcemtnts were asked fpr, no
do they shoS "a a, the position could ct have beer
evacuated and whole army saw 4 "a VOL az a par
| e H. lis also not shown by what authority tw,
senior Ger erals Ab Indoned their responsibility by
,rantf, ing the command to a iuniqr officer.
Peters, urg Al the surrounding country flr ter
miles have been plsced under martial law, as vel
as Ricl m'nd aud Norfolk.
TIE Rict mond EXAMINER Of yesterday says -
Considerable uneasints' IL manifested by the public
sccouui Of the reports 4 forces falling bac,
frc MAnNss- ard the Upper Potomac. Positive
is,uIanco Is given that these movements have not
been made ON account oftle ressure u the enemy,
but are pmoy strategic.
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I"rm-s oNror -Fe1tuary 1862. G bred
!. gr"pL. i,rd, Mayer d Co Publishers, 90
futuHg,
1his is a handsoms print, and boing partial
'ya l'dr ego sketch, conveys to the mind a
b,t.or .dea Of This inpregnlble Fortress, than
any publication We have We. seen. Its like.
vie truthful ard correct.
TN lloGIt,riltwHr -Mstch No. G. s.x,,n,
Pp'I'icr, 20 Ia l. Rrw.
This funl1r contains "Hints on Crane Cal
tur',' Lard cope Attainment" Protecting
tlS l'iIds, IAN Hour in the Vineyard 1.-THE
Adirohdsc Grape, with an engraving, and a
variety OF other interesting matter.
HERofB AND hAErYRs- Notable Men % the Tina
II, {iaI Lies o. the MILITARY aud Naval Hero ~
btat,t men and OrAt rs, u inguishtd i'm the
Amctic,n Crisis ~ 1901. o., Edited 10y Frank
More. Geo. l., PdtnAn, Puvluahor, o33 broad.
Way.
Nos. ard are just issued, and arc equal
to No. in mechanical beauty. No. contains
portraits Of Secretary Wtllts and Gen. Hallsck
and biographical sketches Of Gen. Wool and
SECRETARY Seward. No 3 contains portraits of
Generals MeCal and Burnside, with the bio sra-
ply Of the late Gen. Lyon. No. contain
portraits Of Gov. Andrew, Of Mls.achus,tts, and
Hon. Joseph Holt, of k, with biosra Apply o
VIM. Lowell Putnam.
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LOCAL NEWS.
EKw YORK AND THE VICINITY.

CHAMBER OF CoMMERCE-AN ANIMATED
SRssIoN-CENsURING rHE SECRETARY OF THE
MAYA special meeting of the Chamber Of
C1mmerce was held yesterday n take into consid-
era'ion tie desenoea o. New York harbor. NJ. p
PERT H. the Chair.
Gen wetmore introduced Capt, -icss m, who
was received with l1ud applause,
Gen. w,tmore oGortd series OF resoluti ms tss.
htyirg the thAnkfilneSs and oy OF tho Chamber and
the citizens at lsrgo, the signal lon
victor les. Adopted.
Mr. Blunt fl RID a resolution OF thanks To Lieut..
j. l.. Wooden, FOR bis brave defense Of the us.,aal
honor in his intrepid attack with the Monitor upon
the rebel steamer Merrimac Adopted.
Mr. q. Ii. Marshall then Tered tae following res
Clulilns
Whereas, The National Government has beea iu'-
ished by tte pc, pie dtbe lnya S'atoS VITA arple
meats ny taking 81 precautions necessary 10 guard
tbs Pu0lc Interest and the private property Of cL
iz'us ~ every EXP ssd point, well as 10 prosecute
t11 var with Ugur aud success and
whereas in the recent disastrous er gagement ia
Hampton Roads by . sue den attack 81 the enemy,
Which our naval forces were wholly unprepned to
= set, many lives have been racr d 'al, ard several
naions vessels destroy e. 81 tag ufIhe zion lower
90 o. rthels, al oisCTeOit brought CA vie govern
ert otthe country q err fore
Resulyo', TuRt Ia the opinion Of this Chamber
the Ci cause ~ ~ disaster lies IN tbs culpahle
r. ads we're suffered 90 remain, AMER Knowledge Of
We near completion q the rebel iron dad steamer
h8r'iuaa, v ith no other protection bus one steam
fiigaiP-'he MnntsItl--ons disabled sitAn iriRate
-ihe Rosn ke, whose ~ AFT Which had BEEN broken
f'r furr ,utLs-mgft have been rep ,ced during
eny one OF Ihose months, and tSo or three SAILING
vessels.
Ruso vtj. ."hsttte iucapsoity ard I tai reflect
u' the PLY ct ot ,a,ions " duty thus tyincet by
tie NAVY Depaiu, - ell for severe censure "a the
IRr a. very civ. n. aud Culst 10 excite
a lust Rll ~ IN reference TO ihe security Of other
uuNiic M rests Is the charge % that department.
Resolved, Tnat uud the prOtec ing care Of Prov.
iieI tGe safety Of abe properly and life in the
waters connect igh Hampton r ada II not also
Of ,ther h. liant harbors on the Atlantic coast is
due 10 the scientific Xxi Of Ericsson. who De sig ned
the nitCr snd 10 the active, energetic and gallant
conduct Of 1T, Comm anGinR Worden and those un-
Ter lis cCmmsud, who successfully defended the
honor Of the nstiouRl flag.
Rcsol,cd, That tae President The United Ssa'os
be especially rquested TO adopt scisnt MEASURE,
hr the future protection Of Hampton k~d., Anu
II deemed necessary, TO cause the entrance 20 Va"
haIbor Of NJ rolk 70 be temporarily closed OS SuA
en- Vetssls, ,.i. ~. .a,,
Resolped Tha. . copy of these resolutions oe Sen'
10 u Q Pr, sidtni Of the United States
Mr., MarGhAI advocated Al some lehe'h DIS res"
.lutIons. ceusuring in mos, severe terms the zig
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H., R,,c-.oo. the Inve.,or.

His name IL now before the public, a. promt-
uently for hsnors and sucoess, a. his het-h
v,ss.l placed Il, several years back, for ridicss
and failure. His reception by the ChAmes
Csmmssee, and tho credit he has acquired WIN
the navy, a. pubbhod il apsther ssirnn,
but sample Of the homer which he row juSuy
r,o.svee from every pArt OF the lad.
Cart. ERIcssoN accompanied the bhniter
daring her late trip " Fsrt honfos snu re-
NAMED insds during I've severe tight WHO me
Dierrimso, which gives him q very deshsble
expsr'erco for future .nt~prisss Of he hadS
Mr.. ERfcssoN is Swede by birth, ard Ia about
sixty years old, tine lAa twenty Of which no has
sy,nt in this country.
From boyhood he has pr ed himself eminent
for his genius in tho mechanic arts. Bsiore he
vas twenty yoars of age be was employed a.
over,eer in many public works in his own
country. the proofs ofWhich are now among its
arcbiyea. In after yosrs he distinguished him
self especially "a a. inventor, having, when in
England. drsi spyhed artificial draft TO station
ary and locomotive steam boilers, also planning
and constructing the first steam fire engine.
Numerous medals, premiums ard diplomas have
testified TO the practical value OF his inven-
tions, bef,re Official committees appointed for
tho special purpose Of examining thsm, in COM
potion with others.
His application OF steam 10 war purposos IL
now universally adopted, tie placing tho en-.
tire motive rover below the water line and
therefore out Of The reach OF danger. The L. s.
steamer Princeton being the first TO which steam
was thus applied, WAS arranged 10y his plans and
under hi, supervision. The increasing popular
ity cf the ntmo .pheic engines, his practical ap
plicailn would be sufficient renown for many
an I'm, ontor but he has gone on, TIL today we
have witnessed the triumphant success OF an
entsrpri q, en- when the plans were submit
toll to the fSpisnt at the head Of our naval
affairs w,ro disrus,ed, and, by force Of his san
suins b,l,f Of success, he offered to construct
ard tee, to perfect satisfaction, bOiore asking
remuneration.
Mr.. Egicsso has had the usual fate OF in'
v.ntors. Now he h,s b-on prAissi foi his gem
ias, and now ridieulod for his supposed blum
dsrs. somo,i res he has male A h.', and then
| again he has missed H.. Siccss, has waited
upon him one lay, Disappointment and loss TIC
next At last he is triumphant, and the Mon
itor will give him fame-ve wish re could be
sure il would give him fortune also. Bat, Ia
these timos fortunes do not fall 80 readily into
tho pockets Of honest and hsrd-wcrking inven'
tors, a. into those tf intriguing contractors
| The country can be proud of Ere 3'oS-thoust
| /, is 10, tho land Of his nativity.
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Warrington, March 12.-RspaiTs have al
ready been com or o,d on the bri1gss injured W
the rebels 81 Boil Run, snd the probability IL the
railroad 70 NsnAssas will be In running order this
week.
By an srrivA al the Nsvy Ysrd today II vHs ~
oersnsd thai the rebe batteries were evacuated .,
Aquis Geek yesterday mortisg whethsr perma-
entity CT No, there are no means Of ascsutAining'
The RspUBLOLS Of this morning states that n
oout I'll Of .M On Saturday night II was voted by
siski " sosr tina, IL wssi.Lssdble " make an al.
vance upon Manassas, 'hssshA, the four GsnsrLs
ks-n ing the ,dvanoe v es Mcdowell, Keys., gum
ner and HeinizlemAn II fuI,hsr stA,es thai the
Pre- sd4ni oveiruled the decision.
snstor Grimes has received dispatch frou Mr..
Pa. Ass..nt Secretary Of the Navy, and a, Fort.
tess Mosrse. lie s,ass confidently thai tse Nosi.
ter, VIII, In the Hext engagement, sink TIE Ms-ri
mac. the later v,rsel was badly Injured 10 ,h'
Las, Bght. Mr.. Fox is Of the opinion thsi the conflict
will be terrible.
There Is an in pression among the people living
about Manassas that tie enemy In their retreat
! lave O. ncenirAted in torce At lrdoneville.
The b,dy q Lieut. Smith, who was in comm Nnd
q Tie Congress, has arrived heie. The finsra
will he tomorrow.
Gen. X, Nnsy, o. the New Jersey brigade, wa
the FRS, W send In word that the rsOels hfd re
treated from Mansssas. lie was at FAtfsN stAhor
on Sunday morning when a ooutraband came with
in 90 lines and bfoush, the intelligence.
The Navsl Comr ittse ~ tho Senate sgreed thii
norbitg " report bill arprophsting siD,O0O,OOt
Tor itd clad vessels of war,
Il Is i6le " speculate upon the movements 4 ih,
enemy, whtch will dtve pc themselves in a few
days ana neither proper nor permitted " stat
Mat IL known ~ I, the arrangements made hy
ous miiisiy authorities 70 !,ilov up the aying s1d
l,rsufaI.1s 81 ret4ls.
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THE English papers state that thu govern
ment has urd,r Cou'ilaiuliJl Tie adoption OF
m'asu'es Tor 'epeiilrr he lnf.ss sustained Ly
the dea,h OF Prince ALHpr.r. I,i.roX ,,.,,s.
rally kroSu that his Royal Il. ..huess sct.l
suSstau,isN, O. ter VI .j.s,ys p,l, .,e sesrs.a.v
ana form u tla n, itum A. ..mmrri Axiom win
the ministers snt the public Tla raere for.
nal toJuusrts r,lui irg tho q .cr''. signature
are 20 uua ,ro.s that th.'e is u.ll'y an aver.
ale Of fom 10 900 20 1000, and the srmy
COZ niss,n7 for lsj2, ate only rog heing
signed by her. lt's in contemplation - form
a CON mission for this nurpo'o, a in ,hs .ine OF
George the Fourth, in 0 der TO relieve h,r
Majesty from duties Of a moreIy rou inc cbarac-
ter, which now greatly tax her strength.
But There ia another point OF greater d.liall
~. Stree The 'eAtn ot tho pdnce ConsOrt, the
comm ica'ions between the Queen AID tue
Cabinet Ministers have mostly hosi m lde
througs Sir Charles Phipp- aud Gen rl G-ev.
but il T. f,lt that in natter Of 80 graG import.
arce th,se dutitF should deyolye O' 20 ne person
of gros,er political weight aud station. Tho
nu'rerrus public duties Of the Prime M,nis' p.
sEt the necessity Of his attendanc, in P4rla
ment, pr'drde him from this duty, and wculi
prevent Lin constant attendance at Court, az il
moves non place to place. Again, the appoint
ment oil a man Of high capacity to this pos.
would practically make him superior to the
Prime Minister The only alternative left Is
the appointment OF some man whore poiuop
would be guarantee for the pr per perform.
Ance Of biS delicate duties. Tue whole sun .
itct, which is full Of difficulties, is being anx
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SPECIAL. NOTTEMr.



Rsumatlsm In It's mos, painful f'rnns. Nso
uls, srysipelas, salt rheum, pimples blotcne
ulcers, fever sores, the worst casss ~ diseases
blOrd, mercuriA complaints debility, live
kidneyb, incipient consumption. &c, Arv IN ~
tsinly cired by this great pariAer.
UYATTS LIFE BAISAM has cured thou
of cases Il these and similar diseases, and
mos, certainly cure any case which can b, 70
by MEDICINE, II taken In accordance with thU
Nons
HYATTs LIFE BALSAM cured M h. RI
Grove Vt and n Clinton Market, " inAnmui
rheumatism and govt Aner he had been ~
Tor years
HYATT's LIFB RAI.sAM cured Mr. Y. n.
dock master, III M,dis,n st, ola terrific ulcri
he hal been In the Broadway Hospital siN IA
and then thougft 10 he incuralio.
HYATrS LIFE BAI.sAM cured Mrs @. Or
ave and DIS, st,of scrufIlNor kings evil. The
had destroyed the flesh from tho neck unit
Vindpipe was exposed It cured Mrs Gore =
dyspepsia.
Primer al depot s46 Grand d.
10 cents per bottle.
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The Army Orders

We like Their tone. 1t bcspesk1 sction. The
an, ointuents are god and not the least i'm
Ior,snt Of the winters experience Is that
knowledge OF our Ger erals which makes this
fact known. AID the prospect before us is
equally gctd. TIE Gordon of military opera
,ions is now 10 DO drawn tighter ard
tighter by MCCLELLAN on tho North, BuRS-
rIrr On tho East, BurIRR on the South,
and IIAtIrCK in the West. Within II month
from the fall Of Sumter, tho blockade will b
di.t,nstd with hy possession of tho coast AM
al its sosportp, and the life ola Rebellion stiod
NOR formidable than the world has known 70
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POSTSCRIPT,
News from the South
lcoHt'nutd from our First Edairnl

N7-'''--'-'7 s'V"' wv IW0T EIWWNI
]. is certain that Few line Of dotsnse will
10 oiga lztd. To poLA hsva GOT yrt been 81. ect-
-, tut II though probable that ths hue ~ d..
rco vi ,NVnh ( on Stanton b. Cor Ma
q, it = prryl'i lns - nov b.ing s,IAJi hsi az
8. g latter psc1
T't fNAMlSfR rtsins a severe ariiC' 2 AZ aInFt
q VCTn.T L'to.rr, Il Nr.iuit, i1r his recent pro-
.ms'i - coll nR upon the ole dy ~ tie m lisa
=" tu'n oui, 'esi. auug IL AZ fraudIle ani mis-
" ~ fri shc t.l t'-1 g. lteel diplu yatg
Chtil"s W .iaWH, o. Fredorirk snury, AMI samuel
=. Cav uc', of Wac IA CIT, were nrres,et for
bs'}.IN m RI mo- uu Non ay.
t't M"l.1 TlNrs % the 29tl ulti'nl gives the
t'h N" hr'F uruu iu New MrVlc1 ugulst the
lv e. 70 awe .uIty. Il 5ta a.. tina, NJ 4 Otrr., H. "a,
'.' Pc a "ltio M yomcr', a Il that Bns,iier q IN.
'ra. has bee APP 'etfu g.. ,..i.tna..,
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nornnos and insfhcisney- a. The Naval Depar
Nj. Blunt hoped hA sns mau@ "ouu
Lightly passed upon; tha, rafn@ " snou1
over un,ii ho,h uide~ had been enrj. He b, |
x -, n......-..,, "a 49,, aoang a |
o Wv -, =, ~. -.
70 CARY our h,g 10 triumph All over ths lam
Mr.. Grinpell thought the time had coi |
80. i..,,... T1..Asho,,, 4, q country =
- =,
unhnim US feeing preVAh IN H'oe
Oh as &c In the Navy DEPARTMENT.
Mr.. Lowe dsSenaed ,he Navy Department
-, ,.'.-.s,.,
Hs Wv 1iHno " 'hs ei7"''oi
y cse In command Al Fortress Monroe. The
s,-cs a Tia nation had ,im-st beea ersatE
80. 49,
o~'' "'HeS
GA neaon Of Mr.. Grinnell, tee prea'nh
rea,l,s,ons were voted upou sepe-a,ey. ThI
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From NIanassas

Washington, March II Information received
from gentleman direct m Man who sft there
at 10 o'clock this morning, represents the condition
# the army az about the same M II was yesterday
Afternoon. The report prevalent that the re5els
were again concentrating in that vicinity is without
f-urdAiion ON tho contrary there is little, II any
doubt II n the rebels hsve retired towards Go-dons.
Vile, and tnat they rest with their advance a, the
RApidAn river, their camps extending back to q or
don svile, twelve miles.
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TIE NEW YORK sun.
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 10. 1862.
FIsL.h,. p aeAIs.. and Fsul. FiadIns.

II nj. b. BE- supposed that the EvKStSd
Posr, woELp ard TmHrSE, which have lci
CT in the stack, upon NcCLELIAN for inactive
ity. wotli be satisfied with the doirgs o. the
last three weeks. In this psriol, Ken ucky
Tennessee, ArkanFas a1d Florida - eighteen
thousani prisoners-storss and military proper
" 10y the milion-sLd all Of the reJol strong
bolts have been required for the Union, through
plats emsna,rg largely from Ito t'sne'H
Comu a. jrtng. This sa,nhcs 'he pnhic,
but rot these jouua'e, ror certa n
snail party which thctc urnal3 reprosoat.
S1ys tho WORLD "This retreat Is a FORE die,
appointment, ard Il is little Comfort for us TO
Ihltei ,hat - co. AVA sroh "a the brit, M,
net The toto WIth Nhiph o,her. ioia the a,pe-.
zion.
The only plea put forward is that tho rebel.
should have b,en su,rJuLdoi lat Fail. b,lt
reAdy for cop u'e u.til Spring, ard not boon
allowed 10 etcspO without a 6ght. They say il Il
10y military fault that 4 o roJsls were enabled to
retreat; nd that tho victory il worthless when
not ohlliu,d i1Brcrular manner. Thisreninl,
usot very frct way invhich noted preach.
er tolefds him ,l' on tho charge Of sensation
preachirf 9TH, f-m,r boy, saystlc rsysrsrd
speaker, "p'ck,b a fcS ar ple worm. c,,7n
switch from . 7, 'gh,orifg bu,5, and with a
piece Of twiue M bcrt pin, goes forth 20 4
ntiyhbolirg book. atd returns with well dll-
ed rcd o. ddici'u. tout. lilo tas known
tom infaIoy svcry hole a,d twill in that
brook-Ju't where the fish were, ard lust bow
to catch ihoT-ard this Is enough for him.
But rot encBph fer thc prufes. ioual angler, who
goes forth 10 the iams brock, with horse and
wagor, i.t' ard roi, basket and flies, aad |
the appurtenarce s ior well caught feb, but ro-
tuIred empty handel, though suoering at the
iAds success, because rot obtained in similar
manner. "rfeSchng, fals the speaker, (Which
wins souls whether regular or irregular ortbo-
dox, apHtLelic or sepsaional-that il the
Peacting for me 2"
And We care say that L.. COLIN and McCLE1.
Ian als Of the same way VI mi, king. Last
winter BURNSIDE was sent down 10 iako the re-
bels in tito South mid-winter WAS taken for
the Tenr essoe expeditions, ard The early spring
fixed upon fol an advance through Cumberland
Gap. II Il eieb'ls had stay cd where they belong
ed, they ~oulj have been captured at BoWling
Creep, Columbus ard Mana sas, in a regular
manner, but having ran away very rrcgularly,
and without military precedent, neither the
PrCsid mt, McClElLAS, nor the public at large
vii feel troubled about tho or or Of their going
success, a. not loss Of life, btirg the truest
tests Of ihtary geuiu'. That sener,lship
which gives u victory, thouli 10 enough for
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From Manassas,

WashEGtH, h1rh 12.-Accouns received
um NIB ." igL' ate that tl- works desert
go ~ t4' ca my -.t LOO. occupied hg our tu.ps
'srg' nu- b'r u't 70 I'p"s in i,avirg Buu Run
I oS lie War; utoNn turnpike 'taii4y t5SaIds
hcr4 =. Ems iebs' r'ni lyaru uu p1ssing
tIrt gh g ines ne, SKI Les nom Bpl Il in, hu,i
nd es'roy d tn vlFgs The ralSaJ s,.,ions
a.. Ihr lldg1 M 1 o oist,uo' Aput az ca
.n ~or" ,.u he b.royel yesterday morning /,
- ne I.r 'u Wutt could 10 gAtnsrei, tnt n 4
m.0' iaN th.rW Thousand rebels have ooy ~. sd
Mans set % al.tin tho last two months,
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be consolidated and desgna.sd the department, o.
the Mississippi, and thai until otherWss orr ed
hsjor Gensrl HAlleck have command Of said de-
p,rfmsnt
Ordered, ,lo, thai the country West Of tie do
partment ofths Potom &c, and rase Of the depart
naen, q the Mtssksppi Be q military depart neni,
70 be called the Mountain Department. and that
tba. all Me oon5uandsss " Departments af'sr the
rsce'p, of this order by Their, respectively rapcrt
ssvstally and directly " the Bsre.sry Of War, and
tha, preupt, fall and frtquen, reports Will ~ eX-
ptctsd u al ard each ofthem. tsignedl
AupAuAN ITucorg,