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The national Republican., 1862-07-01
BY TELEGRAPH,
FROM vIoKsBURa.
Communication Between the
Fleet Above and Below.
Farrasme Confident or Success.
GENERAL CURTIS IN PERIL.
Great Distress South.
JEFF. Davis Obliged to Defend
his Lawless ActA

NEW YoRk. JunS sO-The tribune, this
evening, has the following special dispatches.
UNION RAN FLEET, off vicksburg, Jtne 26.--
The Union rams communicated win Com.
Fsrrsgut on Wednesday. He was 10 attack
vicksburg on Friday. Twenty vesssb were
H. position, and Farragut was confident IF vic
tory.
fae rebel forces are estimated at twelve
thousand men.
II Is reported that Com Tarrsgut bad le-
stroyed the town Of Warrington.
The cotton Is burned all along the rivers.
Com. Davls's fotilla 10 to co operate with
Farragut.
Gen, Curtis Is in . perilous condition |,
Arkansas. The rebel Gen. Rains Is 10 bis rear
with Is, 900 men.
The gunboat Arkansas Is aground In tbs
Yazoo river.
Great distress and alarm is prevailing In the
South.
MEMPHIS, June 26.--Jeff Davis, In . Ions
letter to Gov. Brown, Of Georgia, defends the
conscription law astbeing constitutional and
absolutely indispensable TO the maintenance o
the rebel armies
The national Republican., 1862-07-01
rom ' he R,cHa,;n, m.nr hnri ri II s'2n; 9n,,s


All was quiet along the lines on James Island
up to Sunday nj ght. The situation OF affair
there, however, is such that another conflict
may occur at any moment. On Saturday after.
noon ne Of the rnemy's guuboats crossed the
bar at or near the Ship Channel, and steamed
up along the beach Of Morris Island, keeping
up rapid fire ol shell toward tho ridge of saud
hills on which the Confederate battlements
we're planted during the siege OF Fort Sumter
After firing about twenty rounds, tho gnhboai
turned abont and went to sea- The Mercury
says this gunboat reconnaissance, taken 10 con
naction with the frequently reiterated threats
Of an early demonstration against Charleston
Is significant
CHARLESTON, June 2j.. All quiet at Jamas
Island TO day. The gunbosts tO.day shclIrd 4
battery Of the Marion artillery, posted on Johns
Island, and forced them to retire.
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Reconnaissance in the shenan-
doah Valley. :
Occupation Of LssrNN.

LunAY, June 80, utl NrbDLSTON.-G General
Crawford with pori"n "f bis brigade and a
cavalry force undGr Col Tompkinr, made a
reconnaissance in force up the valley Of the
Shenandoah aud entered this town this morn.
ing, driving cut the rebel picket guard and
capturing one Of them Four companies Of
rebel cavalry which occupied the town ncd on
our approach. Our cavalry pursued them a
nile out on the New Market road, when q
skrmish ensued. Our cavalry charging the
enemy. we took four prisoners and wounded
several Of the enemy. Our loss ia one killed
and three wounded. The object Of the re.
connoissancc Ia fully accomplished The enc
my had no stores here.
The national Republican., 1862-07-01

REVOLUTIONARY PATRIOTS There are only
sixty two revolutionary patriots alive, viz: 10
Marsachuse,ts. s; Maine, 3; Vermont 8; Con-
necticut, 2; New York, Is; Pennsylvania, /;
Ohio, 1; Michigan, 3; Illinois, /; Indiana, 2;
Wisconsin, !; Kentucky, |; Tennessee, q; North
Carolina, 5; Georgia, 3; Missouri, |; Virginia
3; District Of Columbia /; Arkansas |. There
are none in the stat Of Rhode Island, New
Jersey, New IINmp'hire, Iowa Louisiana, Ala
Il uns, l!orida, Mississippi, California, or South
Carniina
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eS-The following appointments were yeaLcr,
day confirmed by the Senatei
Isaac Newton, Commissioner Of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture.
Surgeon Lewis Humphreys, medical inspcc-
tor, with the rank Of lieutenant colonel, United
States army.
WIN. b. Campbell u Tennessee, AZ brigadi,r
general.
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fnREr AccOuSTs OF THE SAME
THIN0s

LII
yThe New York Word oi Saturday has three
different accounts Of the cause Of our recent
military failure In the Valley Of Virginia.
Account No. l, attribulins II 10 the Score
tary Of War, is as follows:
Treading close on the heels Of Secretary
Stanton's ipglorious campaign In tho valley OF
the shenandoah, we have now, for the TURNER
encouragement of the rebels, an Illustration OF
the value of the only strategy which he reoog.
niZes-that of marching straight upon the WORKS
OF the enemy."
According TO account No. 2, the Secretary o.
War manages campaigns nowhere, but has been
deprived Of any power by the President, spub
bed, and put on "a back seat This account
reads as follows:
president Lincoln has assumed his oonsti.
tutional authority to control the operations Of
the War Department, thus practically puttint
Mr.. Stanton on back seat"
But the indefatigable World has still thirt
account, throwing the blame upon Gen. Shields;
at is quite clear that Shields, more than any
catch 'Stonewall' Jackson. His desire T.
achieve distinction at the expense Of his fellow
generals, seems to be at the bottom OF all his
troubles.'
Thus, according to the World, the President
manages everything, asserting his constitution
al power and keeping his Secretary of War OF
"a back seat" All campaigns, however, which
are "inglorious,' are to be set down to the
score Of this same Secretary. But, neither Mr..
Lincoln, or Mr.. Stsnton, is to be blamed fo'
letting Stonewal Jackson escape. Gen. Shields
did that.
II is thi, iueohei oni, vvuti adiUtory, aud ride
ulous stuff, which fills the columns Of most Of
The daily papers In the city of New York, ane
it explains why, although largely read on ae-
count of their news and gossip, they have ne
weight whatever with the country. There IL
10 city in Europe where such press as that OF
New York, with honorable exceptions, would
be tolerated, or could subsist for sirgla month.
It has no talent no principle, and not even =
decent regard for the appearance Of consist
ency
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II. A. WILLARD.

PESsiOSs.--In a discussion in the 5enar",
yesterday, the chairman Of the Finance Com
mittee (Mr. Fessenden) repeated the expression
Of bis opinion, as given in his closing speech
upon the tax bill, that our pension rolls, at the
and Of the war, would amour. TO $4,000, ,OoO
annually Mr. Hale thought the sum might b-
ayen greater,
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\ Libsrai Donation to the vermont Sol
disrs.

dierS.
By the lol,wing correspondence, il will be
seen that Mr.. Willard has made handsome
donation for the benefit Of the sick Vermont
soldiers. We hope more OF our citizens will
smulate the example of Mr. willard. and con
tribute their funds as freely as our soldiers
have their blood.
WASHINGTON, June q, 1862.
JUDGE CoIL.ANER- D,dr Sir! ! have noticed
n this morning paper that meeting Of Yer
non.crs was held at your rooms last evening
for the relief of sick soldiers. Had s"nu cal:
tor such m m,eting, | should have been Oh.
amongst Them, a. ! claim to be Vcrmnnt"r, 1t
part, myaelf. bnve Individually sil"d lb"
.uft. ring 2ick of Vermont 10 cons hrrable
amount. but am ever ready to lend my help TO
hose .ur-riug under this unholy war. en-
close my check for fifty dollars, aud beg you
will make such disposition Of il as you see a.,
With much respect, your oht serv't
H. A. WILLARD.
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C0innendAtion Of the naval Forces In
At1nO River.

IiEADQu ARTEn'S DEP'sT OF S,urm,
Stono River, South Carolina,
June 10, 1862
The NJ, jor General Commanding cannot re-
iran from expressing his admiration OF the
noble conduct Of the naval officers on duty 10
the Stono in support Of the recent mi itary ope'
ratons in that vicinity. Ever ready and ever
prompt, 'hey have rendered invaluable services
to the army. Captain Drsyton, the commander
OF the squadron, by his manly, frank, and cor.
dial cooperation, has won golden opin ons from
all the army otl,2trs who iaye had the pleasure
OF witnessing his operations.
d. HUNTER,
Major General Commanding
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OF toe New York Soidiers, Keller Association viii
be held at Temperance Hall y street between Ninth
and Tenth streets, THIS (Tussday) EVENING, at
o'clock.
Every New Yorker in town 10 earne.,ly requested
10 Attend. BELAH SQUIRES,
o. D. BAnRlrr, Chairman Ex Comm.
Secretary. jyl-1ts
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~ No application for leave Of absence ad
dressed TO the Secretary Of War will receive
attention. Adintant General Thomas Is the
only person al present authorized to consider
and answer such application.
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gag- The Ftatcm,u af yesterday, that Gen,
Rufus King declined to take comm4na o. army
corps, 10. |, of the Army of Virginia, is not
correct. The whole matter turned upon a
question Of policy, upon which the Secretary
of War, Gen. Pope and Gen. King were agreed
and the latter returned to his first choice.
There was no dispute or declinstion about It,
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. o,n... Plantation nIt,,r,,-s. =

~ DinL.Js Plantation BItters.-s. r.
1857 X--lt hvig0ratcs, Strengthens and purines
the sysi-m; Ia q perfect appeiizsr, and tho most
a. reeable nnd tfeotuai tonic In the world. II d
oomposed Of the celebrated Ca'issya hark, roots,
herbs, and pure st. Croix rum. Particularly
adapted to delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and
Weakness, and is Just the thing for the changes OF
sessors fold by all grocera, drugrt,S hotels, and
saloons. T. ". DRAKE h co,
pPi-3n 2O2 broadway, N. Y.
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ID Il l. I q I d U ..
4 TraredH Of Loagfeilog'. Excelsior.

ny
smoRTrgtLow.
A crowd approached we'll knO n store
A crowd that plates and baskets bore
An eager, tm.ling, chattering thr0ng,
Aud this the bur en- Of their song -
Delicious!
OF Bosion Crackers much they Ppake,
OF Pic Mic Crackers aud Of Cake,
And DAYTus's name w.s often heard,
Combined with this Oppressive word=
Delicious
"rhere nothing like bis Pies," said one,
"Procursble In Washington,''
Smacking his lips another said,
"But have you tasted his Split Bread
Delicious''
A lady, who came up In haste,
Declared that every girl Of taste
Desire d her brother or her beau
70 buy his Candles. they were 60
Delicious
In fact, ,he crowd agreed ntm. Goa,
That never had they fcssted On
Such ,uxuries as DAIToN sold,
Pronounced alike by young and old,
Deliciousi
DAYTON'S s BAKERY Ia at 400 E,tSen h strest,
between g aod II where his SPLIT BREAD, BO6.
TON and PIC MIC CRA'. .KER6, FRUIT PIES,
RICH CA .DiES, ICE CREAM, WA Err ICES,
10, (fre.h mAde) are always obtainable,
ie .0-lw
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a. BateheIor's Jsair Dye-Ths Best In
the World. .-wiiliam 4 Bachelor . celebrated
from nstue warranted not to injurs the Hair iu tho
least remedies the III eject Of bad es, and lnvig
o. at,s the Hair for life. GREY RED, or RUSTY
HAIR instantly turps suendid Esok or Brown,
leaving the hair toft and beautiful Sold by oil
Drusgi.ts, &c.
ST. The Genuine is lined WILLIAM A.
BACHELOR. IN he four ,tiet Of etsh Lor.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay ttreOt, tI.lte 2S3 Broad
way and 10 Bsnd,) New York my 2s1y
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sr.Lyon's Magnetic Intsct Powder,
ex'ermi ,ate. Reaches, Bid nus, An,s, Fleas,
Moths In Cloths, Furs and Furnaire, Garden In.
:scu, 10, All Igenuine bears thIs,snature Of l..
Beware Of co. i btsrfeits and ,nita tns.
Lyoas Sowder kis y inssts 10 trice,
Lyoa's hNa are dealt to ri and mice. %
spso-TTssn asBroadv,y, New TSrk.
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xS Special aotiee. Oh snd Ssrr~ Tuesday,
April l, 1862, the train, on the Baltimore aaoht
Railroad will commence running daily, (Sundays
cxcepted3 leaving tnis Station at I.4o q. m., and
connecting ut Washington Junction with Mail
Train for all parts Of the West ,ta Whe ling or
parkertburg. Through totets sold and baggage
checked. ". Z. SMITH,
NJ. Of Transportation b. 3 o. Il. T.
l-df IStar Globel
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ELMu,LD's ExTRacyBuCBU.

nE LM Gu,LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIuREIIC.
I THE GREAT DlURErIC
HELMBVLDS EXTRACT BUCIIU,
THE GREAT DIURgTIC
WLNBJLDS EXTRACT DuCHU,
kna pes1s AMI ut itHsg5RkIth Y y 5R a. 1RgalHgETiG
hladder, kidncys, Gravel, FTs,N
Organ Weakrefs,
And all Diseases OF the Urinary Organs
Sec advertisement, in another sCIu,nu Gut 1t cut,
and send or the medicine at once.
BeiUIrc Fcounisijsis je c-3R.
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~ Rhode Island Soldiers Relief, At
tention Citizens from this state, residing Of say.
! g H. walhiugton, are respectfully requested 10
met at 9t3 ,treet, NJ ar corner Of Fourteenth st.,
THIS EVENING, atI Y oooek, 10 form Scldiers'
soldiers frt m that State ~ -
BY request Of MANY CITIZENS.
willie
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WIuuI.,.rnN ID e lime Is lSi1

WAsHINGTON D. C., June e, I6T2.
DEAN SIR | received, with much pleasure
yours Of the 27th instant and its enclosure which
| delivered to the relief committee.
Acc pit my thanks, and those Of the Vermont
srs for this renewed manifestation OF your lib
erality and patriotism.
Respectfully, your humble serv't.
J. CoLLANER.
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Teleprams announce Il terrible fire al st.
Petersburg Large warehouses and shops, COW
arjng several acres, have been destroyed The
loss, .ceording to some accounts, is little lees
than q million ..g!ine, but tbis may be exag-
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s-L.w no,,t ST. ikySarSRr iyaSRr Z. WALKER
and a, fIEDERIC Tl cnuPTf PT1siss ar E,,, lay
Y Goal ,as Ss%s%f Ss, e. Rid.ss ss and
psrtmenH. Aided by t,ili be nsri,.c,,tes, ,tes, u part
Of IN extensive sY,nsss Office Nh audress
" WALk6R sidn + 4 sfANroAs@ 'wns'' asNsm
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~ subacribers To the Republican, la
Georgetown or III. seventh ward (1iland) who fail
10 receive their papers regularly will oblig. the
agent, Q Delphey, BY leaving, notice ut Mr
Shepherds bookstore corner Sevet III and st'cets,
when all dsinqus"cirs viii be promptly anerded
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II r. o = II ECT u =
OF THE
WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.

The undersigned commenced, In the menth Of
Depsmber, 1860, the publication, in this city, Of
wsokly newspaper, oa.'ed the National RepsIb'
licas.
hr;ntes a. slarg. shsat. twantv .ssvsr
by 70. 1.-TWO irhas, and s furnishsd at the low
pricss stated blow.
It contains al the original matter Of the
Tally National t,publioa', with the exception
Of local news rot interesting 10 country sub.
soribers.
1t will give fullteports If tbs proceedings Of
Congress, and Of The oths departments Of the
National Government
It contains all lie new, Of the day, foreign
and domestic, markets, d., &o., as well as an
original c-respondence rom all parts of the
country. Tae ,piscellsnesus department will
receive SPECIAL attention, nd, in all respects,
lhe effort viii bo made to establish the ohar4C.
Tor Of tho National Repsflican as Family
Newspaper.
Washington being now NE central pointcf
tho current military operations, great sttsntbn
will bo paid to Furnishing the readers Of 20
National Republican, with Iull, and espeoi1y
with accurate, accounts Of the progress OF DO
war for the Union.
In politics, the Rsper is Republican, sustln.
ing the Administration Of Nj Lincoln.
There Is no other lepublioai paper in the ".
riot of Columbia, CT In the vicinity Of It, Nd
I is believed that rs,snt svens havo opened B
.uch = Xsper ~ -.asar.afssphdre Of useful
-1saE The time has o"ms, when the actual
sdmin,trstIon Of the Government upon Rspub
Hoan principles win explode the raisropresen.
tstiona which have made those principles so
distassefil 70 tho South.
But II Ia not only hsre, and In this VICINITY,
ths, the projectors oyths National Repubiican
tops to make it usfnl. To tho whAs country
they offer journsJ which will diaolss national
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eSW eaton's Trogre.s OF slavery COPIES
Of this werk TOR sale nj the office Of the fdtonol
Repu,iean. Pamphlet edition, 25 cents. Bound
edition, IS oents.
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QANIk OF COMMERCE, GEO TOWN.
ID Notes Of the above hank will be redeemed d at
'ur counter, in United sttes Treasury Notes, or In
current lunds
RlTTENHOUSE, FAINT &CO.,
jy1 BSr keIs, 8b2 Pa ayepus
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TIIa WAR DEPAKlM4 4nr md TIL
NEWS

THa WAR DEPAKlM 4nr IND TIE
NEWS.
ew York papers publish the following
kNoRS, Sunday, June 29-llP.
ary Of War decides that nothing
rspbed relative to affairs on tn.
- 9. G. FULTON,
Agent Associated Press
70 New York papers which have
6n sympatties, and therefore hab.u.
the Secretary Of War, make this dis
D!he occasion Of some indignant homili.s
1&dpon the suppression Of facts, &c.
Now, oil these papers had received, and then
had before them, the following dispatch:
"WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsHINGroN, June 29-2 o'clock, p. NJ.
A soon a. the Department can obtain exact
information Of the state OF aifiirs in front Of
Richmond, It will be impaired TO the public
tchethsr good or bad.
This dispatch Ia not intended for pubica
uon, but for the Information OF the press"
With thH assurance, that the public shouli
at once have whatever real Intelligence the
-Qepsrtnek should receive the
The national Republican., 1862-07-01

J. W. Fawkes IL now In Ilinois with bis
steam plow, offering to plow the fields Of The
farmers by contract
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tev. XII, Green, q enl4red preacher OF the
Methodist pci5U leiVn Mas GJndrmned by
|court 10 Maryland, bls aatiye state, 10 an I'M
prisonInsnt oi ten years .0r rsading inG!e 70" y
UiJia. Alter Tulrring iva years, he has been
pnrt0usd BY the GogeLalNn condition o.
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rJNHG UNION FUNNITURE sTOHE.-
l. SOFAS, CHAIRS, Marble top TABLES, ,pU.
kEAUS and WASHSTAND3, EXTENSION IA
BLsS. CHAMBER COTTAGE aElTS. M low a.
sls and up. Good BEDSTEaDS as low as 81, with
all kinds Of HOUSEHOLD FURNl URE at u 0
near Northern Market. je 3O-4tif
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WILLIAM IL. SEWARD.
u y p Ia l..

OPTICAL. l..
No Passenger Train to ManaSsas.
WAR DEPARTMEsT,
Office Of Miliiary Director
and Superintendent Raifroads U. s.,
Washington, April IS, 1902.
No passenger train will be run from W Washington
to Manasag until further notice be-
u. g. McCALiUM,
apis NJ y. & Supt X II. U. 3.
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Z A II f N TS.

Whh Strtec" Years experience MT business.
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ent Agency.
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rONV ALksGE EAT OrF FiCEtiA DESTROYS
~ OF tecuring u pleAsant T. mporary HOME Tor
recruiting their health, will aad accom- ;noda Ions 10
Northern families, at Ncs 8ss ID 3se North Capt.
toi street, onn aud half square from tbs Capitol
jyl--5teodt
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" HJsFIcIAI,.

!.
DEpARTNEN. OF STATS,
Washington, Jan. 25, 1862.
The Secretaky Of State will heresfcr receives
member Of Congress on businees on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, tho atst Of next
month.
WILLIAM IL. SEWARD.
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NATIONAL 1DtfCAN.
raah'Asd Daily, Suuds Excepted,
nf W. J. MURTAH & co. !
s'oRos N. wEsrov .aroa.

,,, I The publio.uon oao, 4 the Sto~"
1ao''cd" 10 at the nor,ss's corner ofD And
oh'n street, ssoc,. horr, over ". d shsp.
ps ffors. ,htranos IN Seventh street.
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soribers to a
At the same
Money q
risk. La
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Ik81s -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-23
RurnsIde and HIcoleIIan.

Had Gen. Mcclellan been treated even with
decent discourtesy BY his malignant traducers,
nobody would have thought Of ascfibing any
special Significance to the recognition In Gen.
Burnside's report of his directing agency In the
military operations of that able officer Il
would have been considered go much matter
of course that il could have attracted no notice.
But the unceasing aspersions with which Gen.
Mcclellan has been pursued by his detfactors,
who have descended 10 the most pitiful tricks 10
belittle him In public estimation, will draw az
sention to this passage In Gen. Burnside's re-
port: II beg TO say to the General command
ing that have endeavoi ed to carry out the
UeTy minute Instructions 9iUeR me By him before
leaving annapolis, and thus far epeHfs hGUs been
singuIaTiy eOincident Oih his GnfieipGtiOns I
only hope that we may In future bo able to
carry out 10 detail the remaining plans Of the
campaign. The only thing have TO regret is
the delay caused By the elements" srtr
Gen. McClellan's enemies have meaDly taken
advantage Of the fact that he could make no
reply 10 their torrents of viiuperation without
diVulgiDg important military secrets, and thus
defeating his own plans by premature ds0los-
ures. IL has been industFiously asserted that the
Burnside expedition was the work Of the Pfesi.
dent; 1t now appears that Il was arranged, even
to minute details, by Gen Mcclellan; and that,
allowance being made for delay caused by the
elements, "events have been singulafly coinci-
dent With bis apticipations." The noble pa
tience with which he has waited for time TO
Vindicate him begins TO be awarded, history
will render the vindication full and triumphant
IN Y. World ~