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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27
GENERAL NEWS.

Capt. Downey was handsomely entertained by
the New-YOrk Fire Department and q Committee oI
the Common Council, at the ST. Nicholas Hotel, last
evening. Aid. Farley presided and, when the clota
was removed, spirited speeches were made by Aid.
lent, Chief Decker, Gen. Anthem, Capt. Downey,
cad others
The State Department has received official news
OF the death Of DR.. Charles G. Brownell, volunteer
totanst IN the EXPEDITION to the sources Of the Nile
under Mr. Petherick. He died of fever, when the
expedition Lad reached within about 800 miles of the
equator
Among the persons lost by the destruction Of the
steamer Acacia, were Mrs. Robert Dale Owen and
Ms Richardson, wife of Capt. Richardson, Of the
$50 Ohio Ii il ascertaned that not more than
thirty persons persisted
Speaker Grow Las been unanimously renom-
mated for Congress from the new XIlth Dhtrict Of
Pennsy wanna. As he usually has from eight to ten
thousand majority be stands in great danger Of being
elected.
& We print On the second page Of this mornings
paper an official copy of the Schedules OF Assess-
mem under the Income Tax law.
STATE OF THE MA RJi E,rs'.
Toe Stock market ID sill firm, with better figures,
10 nearly all descriptions The GovemeDt let stronger
particularly In the short S. ICE being bid for 1865 loan and
jolt for those Of iSs Coupon 1874 9v0G0. Treasury
e~s were better at I0i iaO, the On.Yesr Cerhcstes
~ and Demand NoIes lc7l0iGi. In State Securities
Ahsrs an improving tendency God which seems to
bsve become now purely speculative 10 tho absence of news
9th sses Of $4,000 stood at III; 0ll5 and no variation
- moment At the Second Board the market was active
end 7sy firm for nearly oil descriptions Al the close the
pauks. was hrm with good demand for the leading s.eu
-, Bosds wMsv~y strong Toe uaykst f0r f9lssa bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27

News received from the French Colonies OF
Martinique and Guadeloupe, IN the west
Iudies announce that demand has lately
been addressed to the French Government by
tho inhabitants of these islands to organize
companies of volunteers. in order to cooperate
with the French Army IN the expedition to
Mexico. The French Government is said TO
have accepted their offer, aud several compa-
MES are now in the course OF formation. under
the command of officers belonging to the ma.
rinc infantry. The term OF enlistment is for
one year only. The men composing these com.
panies, being already accIimated, will be quar-
as are dangerous to the health Of the French
soldiers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27

Certain oil our cotemporares. 10 their com.
mcnts on the Presidents late letter, betray an
envious spleen against the person to whom it
is addressed for which there is not tue smallest
occasion. That letter was really addressed to
the Twenty Millions through their scribe The
President happened to have something to say
TO the American People, and he improved the
readiest opportunity that presented itself.
When be shall again with to be heard on some
grave and difficult problem he will doubtless
find an occasion, or make one. The cavilers
might better have borne their chagrin in
silence, and cOntented themtelves with moder-
ate distorti0as aud imm0derate praIsos Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice can be taken OF ANONYMOUS Communications
Whatever intended for insertion must be authenticate
BY the and address Of the wrternot necessarily '0'
publication, but as guaranty for his good faith
We csnno, undertake rejected Communications,
Ali business letters ior this office should DO addressed 70
"THR TRIBUNE" Eev-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27

drift If the letter itself Their assertions that
/" the Radicals" were astounded and alienated
BY tho Presidents declarations are simply ridlc'
ulous. We feel that the earth does move, and,
though not without anxiety, rejoice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27
To Advertisers.

TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE has the largest circulation
,sw.n,,s, in this country II not in the world 1t is
taken bv the farmers mechanics merchants and
manufacturers throughout all the loyal States and business
men In this city who reach those classes can do so
quite esecuay by advertising in THE WEEKLY TRiBrSE
Price 81 line Advertisements for this weeks Issue must
be handed in to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27
Among the Pines.

To TRIBUNE CLUBS.-ro enable our subscribers
% obtain Among the Pines" at low rate, will send
SCOPES LOT ~, rostpaid-sl 50 If by express
lOCopes for 81 pos,psid-S 90 ifby express.
q Copies for SO postpad-s6 90 if b. express
Address THE TRIBUNE, No. l5t Nasssu.st. Ncw.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27

1t Will be- observed that while the preamble
is aimed solely OF Gen. Fitch, the real order
applies 20 AL parts OF the country, 80 that
Rebel General has only 10 assume that some
traitor has been slain without the usual for
malltics of war, to shoot any Union prisoner
against whom the dee may tall. Yet these
Dayses and Coopers hide ia the bush TO muir
der an unarmed sick man peaceaby riding in
an ambulance. We commend their retallatory
order TO the soft conscience of Tie Loafon
Times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27

The Threatened retaliation OF jeff. Davis has
been officially ordered, as the following dOcu-
ment, copied from The Richmond Nag OF the
both inst, shows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27
He Believes in an Energetic War,
THE NETWORK TlX,LAW APPOINTMENTS,
The Indian Massacres in Minnesota
CAPTURE OF PRIZES OFF TEXAS
STIRRING SPEECH BY Or. BRoWNSoN.
WAsHIsGros, Tuesday, Aug. 2s. 1851.

WAsHISGros, Tuesday, Aug. &, 1881.
STILL IN GOOD SPIRITS.
Members of the Government are to-day as they
were Yesterday, in the best Of spirits.
WOUNDED ARRIVED AT ALEXANDRIA.
The following are the names Of ali the men
wounded in recent skirmishes in Virginia, who
reached Alexandria to-day, and are distributed
among the various hospitals there:
Z. wilkinson. X. Mich. Serg j. Black, IN. Y. Art
+. Hate, |. "a Pa + Waller X, 7iPa
q. Pritpsn. A, ~ Pa VIM Hani, !, "a Pa
Thos. Dyer. X, 5Va Mat Buck l. ~ Pa.
II. Mooney, ID, 5Vs C. O. Rauey, ID 81 Ohio.
y Phillips, A. ava w. Work. X. | o Rat.
John Blsis, I. N Y. Art J. Mcintyre, d. "a Pa
O. Schauf. 4, "a Pa Geo Mcpherson o. Bat.
Geo. Kent X, 81 Ohio. o. Sehsw Il, a Pa
Il. White. |. ~ Pa y. lsey X. 74Ps-
f.. Miller ID, ~ 8 Welsh =. 81 Ohio.
Rowe, ID. oil Ohio G. WundeTich, h, Now
V. BEun. A, 5Na York
j. FMscer A, 4 Pa C. Chs,isn, H. 5Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27
MILITARY PRISON.

MILITARY PRISON.
The Government s making arrangements 70
building military prison here for prisoners captured
In battle, as more are now arriving here than can b
accommodated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27

src o. gd be JyyfhSr esdcef Tnat ~ slave. % person
VINO SHAH hereafter be- sa'd loo rsb-n o.. int a., Gos
e!lu,-i OF the United Slate, woo shall u az Say
al comfort ri-'o rsc.pu f, such poe u, snd ia
rcie. wi.hn thr lines OF Tue army and y'. tapuie
frua -urh pe.ons deserted b. them aad coming der H.
cltTol oi .- Of the Unit states ard "a
r zach lefous found r. beng whi ny occupied b.
,hc forces tud 4ef~aGd OCCUPIED by tie ioiDrs II a.
Uned s,s'ss ,hsl bee drctei p.tv.s Of i shall
forever their seryiiud sssin hold slaves
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-15
The Battle Now Going On.

The details which have reached us of the
fighting near Fredericksburgh are yet too mea-
gre TO indicate much Of the progress of our army.
We infer from them, however, that Burnsido's
forces, on Saturday, gained some advantage,
though at considerable loss of life. The rebels
seem now disposed to make desperate fight to
stop, if possible e, Buruside's advance on Rich
none Bnt we are confident the immense Union
army now south of the Rappahannock will
prove irresistible, and that az we hear more
from its grand advance against the heart Of the
rebellion, the good news of u great victory won
will cheer all loyal men. While our hearts
beat painfully for the losses and suffering which
our brave army are enduring for the cause of
the country, let us confidently and cheerfully
await the result, believing that right and justice
will make our armies victorious.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-15

lgbt '''nElS n commenced shortly after day.
S. ne rebel artillery Commenced nIo,,;D,,
bpon Us through the the fog. Our trodns na;d
inv 1--WE attention to their firing and kent nress.
s vi the enemys position, which was one If
49, eeuiig strength and appeared to be invulner-
" "1ie 70 our artillery. About noon the nrmv
s!oeo tor the purpose ofstorming the enemy 3
poo,slon on the hill. Confident of victory The
Ioops marched steadily up to within musket
' 81 the batteries, but murderous fire from
tno feoei rlhemen compelled our men to fall
. DNeA with heavy loss. From the momen, the
Ssorming party left the river up to the time thew
r ,ass the foot CT the gully, they were ex-
poS'o 70 the concentrated fire of Lees artillery
a "nu infantry, and after suffering terribly our
'oioiefs were thrown into disorder and brouoht
TO sudden halt
AZ 'nis Juncture the centre of the column gave
way ana tied in dismay, but were afterwards
tailieu and brought back, second and third at
.e"Ps was made to dlslodge the rebel artller
ls'S, nut In vain, and at each attempt the
tanAS OIL Inc stornilng party grew thinner. Gen.
sumner now brought ali his available artillery
in'o play, hoping to shell tho rebels out, and
unv ,L dark the roar of artillery was incessant
Inc attempt to carry the rebel barriers was
repeated again and again in the afternoon, but
'he enemy proved too much tor u.s.
All along the line the battle ragged with
uhsual herceness, and when night came it was
10 say who were victors.
Inc lire OF musketry ceased at half past five
clock, but the rebels continued to cannonade
The city till long after dark
WASHINGTON, Dec. II. Up to midnight no
intelligence of Importance had been received
from the Army Of the Potomac.
mere was occasional firing during the day,
OUT lC was little consequence in it's results.
Inc taxing of several rifle pits Yesterday,
evidently gave rise to the report that the first
line OF the enemy's works had been taken.
"A number of wounded arrived tonight, and
We're conveyed to the hospitals Another boat
load Is on the way.
New YORK. Dec Is Among the killed are
Capt John Murray, and Capt. Jas. B. Perry,
9th New Hampshire, wounded Maj Pitcher 9TH
Maine and reported killed.
The following are the names of additional
wounded
Sergeants McAllister and Pierce, color-beare
Aiken, private Coleman, all of 4th Vermont,
A. B. Titus, I'd VT NJ. Mullen, 4th w.;
George Riley, Sd Vt.
Wonnded-McAuley, 4th VT, arm.
2. P. Cradce, Atm, Vermont, arm; W. Wilson,
4th Vermont, leg j. w. Clerk, 4th Vermont,
leg c. Sprout, 18th Vermont, leg.
n. Robinson, 9Th VT, hand l.. Laird, do.
foot.
P. Helpin, "a Vt, hand E. Holden ID Vt.
hand A. Bonidom, 4th Vermont.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-15
TEETH! s TEETH !

insert artificial teeth Cold Silver Patina and Rrh
per- IN all cases furnish temporary GETS free of aot
anu aovse all persons who have their teeth
gu I" nave temporary set it keeps The under law IN
better shape Several have come under m no,;.
since M residence in this place where the under o,r b
set. "' q" 'einpolSry
Vt stlll renew my offer OF $25 set for "rottep mr. de-
sets OF teeth on the rubber plate Thus far bav.
been unable to Ind an imperfect set.
Inc relieving letter will speak for Itself: It ia f,o,,
rev. ). 8 Lee, formerly resident of this place
~ c CANTON, N. Y, June q, 1852
Dr. CehEers Dear Sir,-I feel impeed to write Won
'ns result OF your dentistry in my case. wish to rec
ho your WORK, especially rubber tvork bava
eu TOUR Inherent kinds, and much prefer the rubher
,t man .hree years ago you inserted upper set OF
leelh III my mouth on rubber plate and have worn IL
ever slnce eaten with it every meal and now the nata ~
Just as good as when The fitting ia admirable and
nave experienced inconvenience whatever in weayir
IT,. dWGyS recommend ii my friends in p,sferencc ~
gsa or PtGtnd My experience is certanIy decidedJ in
% OF the rubber. hope many friends in Vermopt
VIII avail themselves OF your services as know of M
Denst IN whose hands should pre- to trust nv teeth
interest rather than you give this letter unsolicited
as simple justice. Ieurs ,ruy ''
Us. LEE.
Ganer Or Chloroforin given IN cxtractinn "a
number of teeth If required.
u Bear in mind that only charge Geycntv.6ya
censS cavity, for gold filing use the best gnJ
ana warrant the filings, as do my plate work When
convenient persons from distance will please give M
lew days notice, when they intend coming to me fer
work. 'o " 0 i0'
u Office over Langdons Flour Store, Montpelier W.
ee''op~" JOHN M. COMEGYS.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-15

SOLfClLOR OF PATIENTS
(ha' agent OF U. Patent Office, Washington, unAsr
the Act of 1887,
&c State street opposite Ailsy st.. rostor.
II years secure Patents in the United Statt
Also III Great Erain, france, and other loreipp earn
t!loS Gavea:s, SPECIFICATIONS, Assignments, and all PA.
Pef5 or drawings for Patents, executed on liberal terms
and with despatch. Researches made into American az
tofe 5Il works, 'cdetermine the validity utility of r
tents o Inventions aud legal or other -
all matters touching The same. CoDies of the claims
any Patentfnrnished by remitting One Dollar hssigu
ments recorded AT Washington
The Agency is not oRlv the largest in New EnoarJ
Jul though II inventors have advantages for securing
patents, of ascertonng the paentabity Of inventions
uhsufpasse0hy, If not mmeasuraby superoro any which
can he offered them elsewhere. The testimonials below
given prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT The
Is THE BEST PROOF or ADVANTAGES Ann ARTI.
lTY he would add he has abundant reason nbelieve
ana can prove that no other Office OF the kind are the
charges for professional services moderate The int
hense practice Of the subscriber during twenty years
past has enabled him to accumulate vast collection Of
specifications and official decisions relative to patents
me Sc besides his 1tensve library of legal mechan
zeal works and ui accounts of patents granted in the
United States and Europe render him able beyond ques
tlon to oter superior facilities for obtaining patents.
All necessity of journey Washington to procure
patent and the rsua! great delay here, here save
inventors.
TEsTIMoNIALt.
regard Nil Eddy eff the most capa5ie aud sue.
cssfM practitioners with whom have had official inter-
course.
CHAS MASON,'' Commissioner of Potente.
have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that thew
cannot EMPLOY person more competent and trustworthy
ana more capable Of putting their applications in FORM
to secure for them an carly and favorable consideration
at the Patent Once. LDMOND BURKE"
Late Commissioner of Patents.
Mi. Il. Fl, Eddy has made for me TIL IHTEFN anil
cations, all hut of which patents have been grant
ed, and tina! one is now pending Such unmisakabIe
proof of talent and ability on his part leads me to
recommend a inventors to apply him to procure their
patents, they may he OF having the most aithf
attention bestowed on their cares and at vev reasonable
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-15
American e. Foreign Patents
K. r. EDDY

SOLICITOR OF P.4TENT,S.
(Latc Agent of u S Patent Office Washington. pnt.,
the Act of 1887,
40 state street opposite kilby ST., Hostor.
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70 THE FREEM.4N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-05-27
TIE COMING FIGHT AT coRINTE.

From the New Yo:k World May ISL
Tho country will learn with profound az
tonishment thai tho correspondents Of nc"s-
papers will not DO permitted to telegraph an
account o. the coming hattie at Cornth after it
has taken place until the report is first revised
By a military censor a: Cairo. NJ: Stanton is
evidently determined to doctor the news before
it is given to the country, but why he should
want TO do so is mystery that passes com
prehcnsion If VIC are beaten, the TACT must
come out 1t cannn! be concealed. II we are
victorious, the sooner it is known tho better.
There is no ground for saying thai reports ofthe
newspaper correspondents will not be correc'-
Tney have VIGOROUSLY been 20 in erery IL
eiancs hitherto. If they have differed from
the tff1ciat reports, so much rho worse has it
been for the tthc al reports, for when TITO truth
regarding past battles la; atl eoule OUT, It ha'
been the former, Nc! tho latter, VII CT were
confirmed. The POOR eSciae that th $50 reports
might give aid aud comfort 10 the earo!y IS 100
obviously absurd to be for q Incirnnt cH,er
tancd VIVA: the eff,ct Of such an order rs
this upon The stock market mast 10 Is apparent.
II " 10 be presumed that Mr. Stanton coulum-
plated that pnintul contingency before issuing
it IF not, DO has less shrewdDess :h.n lis
admirers suspect him Of.
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Jf.ac. ti.e New 0.lsaaa rEus Iriii. 1lsy -
,r, .,,,ssuIo ofsowSED


-, Sa.u,I,y last. n party ,nn'tcd ,'.',':
).rrni.,on Lon ihe rntnys SHIPS. aio lTa.
.reeiia. 20 Tho abandoned furtihc';'oas, .,i?':.
cd them md tore 30 q amait G"n'c"e'"ir -
s;n :h tt e. found dying ovai ,ae :e''ka
pc;ucn,ng down lie Le'c" 10 ni!i>,'s
: family II i,ii"s a.! i ! e.. :rcnlrT:i.i'i
hy their clO;.rd scrvsrs, l.: ;'!"T..s at
dressing ,ncm. elves list ia tnH DIS, "A
pressed q hope that the presence "l Tie L &c!
vas not cause Of far TO them. We "ai: Sc
,aie .erJgttM the c,nycrsst;n1 !ast s".dsf
Mis- Sins; s>nSatinn, SIR, Is uASoo"n 10
us hcro.
officer Madam. may u.s.: yGi :. ,here s.
enY Unina sentiment nero
.i,s B-;onc, sir. that AZ. aT:'0 o.
certainly aone among tho ladies'.
Cnicer Then We may take ii Tor gran.e,!
there is none among either scS, as tho iAd.y,
generally go with the gentle'nca On poi::ic2
questions.
Mrs. 81 am Can't lent SIR, y"ur iaiersbae
t.. to the entire abSrnce o. any Ca:r" 80,
men, IL ,rrcc,. As to III. .Gles ilirwirp
tbs c-n'orn:n or p,ucsl questions, Deg :'G
% unier;;aG1 :iat, however II !n.y be n your
ian, tho ladies' he's al ;DrNe ma, ol.:,
which - Just and t,aaorae.e.
Officer Cunning his aiien'ipu % uac ~ "a
aareants) We'll, SIS, can YOU tell me /, ~ iF.s
lrunts hare left yet:
Nsacg beng Tor !. F'ic:Ir.. 4I.-', ~ '.aJ
said Nancy, VII: dont yor aHa"er J.,f
t:0.her -
Nancy (sih grca. iri!S a;.t"tl. D -:
cali nc SIS again. t'rnt wa.: =; i 49,
f,r 2 E.:r:dcs
NE.,l., E,,.,r,i Iva Al. n mi
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i,v:,s:r.lass;s .; ii. Se= Isrs lius,

SOUTHERN ErFGs ~ YAEGs-Ms. LI%c0LSS Pjh
Trait Aa:0:!suEi TIE PARlsIAEs.
raRls, April Il ,sssTs SlideiI BAD Si4aou
h Jtt o! HhI:n arc now III Paris, hetp up tho
i.l!h -. ,seI, Sou barn Trends by assuring
ITEM, IN tic LIuSt p .s,tITe way, tina! every
thug s g"rg % admirably 10 tue south, anu
thai no success al ;hs rebelwG lis 6 certainty;
rn- H;ik .E.s- g"n.!rEEcu haze taken up"a
.he."-clre- is i,kti, Ia keep thcm busy frvui
tLi, lrria IN. TIE Independence B .i22 81 ~
tL,, a.. ) ,ir., tas bran Received by toe Eui :
pe,cr, ani Ln.:t H.: NJ j ,s:s gave Mr 5. u
understand :!:,i be Iaigut lrpe [,r ~ lni9:
vunLion at no rcn,,c period believe MAJ
sac, with crin;y, tEat theT: X n truth IL
tbs report Ms. S!I,lis Thursday receptions
st Isl, lnu,c "a the Champs Eysees are an
der ;;amd, largely ard last'cnahiy at end2l.
!; you'd br a IN - ftSi'ai,ie thing ii :: e'nI,
nd b. put Il mo rxpJr:n:inm iron. ;ha url-
ted States 10 Fra c, Of tho rails oi Nj.
urI: .han h.S.: .iaich now Ill n, shop wins
dHrs Gf Pr!a. in" Ee,sIn represented il
,r.oir pcnI.,s, 10. l., 81 ouch like 4 mar cJn-
d maud 10 tie g.iIp.s, ih.:. large numbers OF
ID IN i.:o 5ceu Ii hCs.h upon thu p..ple here
b. l!;c ai,Ipl'c bci> az uur:GIlIfi, the ianHlis
Iulldercr ol sstshnt slris, tar1ly a"iilntned
near LyGi... Such Ale: is enough to ru n
Inc hol, u: - use. aud people read the name
lnscrrDad nniei Ii Tttn establishment, or rath-
ec boEld.rment. for the thing appears more
Ike no.. shan reality.
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Essra :he 81. Msry D.ac-L !
TIDE CCtTf y ,

:. = ;ns...pr,ai Of tic zaI. aud II tbs Fec cut
military occupation o. oar country b. tho Fed
eral trprp,. We publish ;ho following rcscripr,
which sfnscks aolnewi,nt s:r"rgly, 80 think,
OF William the CorI.ieror, aud the gpldsh t.ys
Of Norman don ininn in England The notice
il sufficiently txpici, tu'ehi.r unnecessary b
fuller * plsnaii0r g. our hands and here it is ::
AiLhSs FtEsH. SD, :Iuy {. a. D. 1852
Notice The cIiizens OF Cna2t;co are hereby
notified b; the military authority. that :ter
bro respectfully solicited ana expected '' r,u'
on: all lights and suspend all business AT he
hour Of nine md haii cicck, 2. ~, o. each
day, and any and 81 persons 7i"ln'irg ;hHsa III
rers vii; he liable =. Al aires, ard 10 De tax Ell
bciusv ts proper authority Tn sslssa7t con-
msnding squad a. tbs: p.:a wi! ais tbai these
orders are siiicGis I'd lartd to
b. order 81 l.isuf P~vi Lax
Ccmrnanting detached picket;
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GERMAN SOLDIERS.


Tbs following rs trtrn tho "LcuEget's" de-
partment of Halper's Weekly, C: May SID:
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
DEAR LoUNGER:-Ia am angry with you, but
YOU must not resent il until yGu Ecar thu reason
and d. eide the merits oil the Cause. aUi Jealous
Of The praise you bestow UPON tie brave troops
of every STATE Of toe UnlGn, without ever as
much rs mentioning my c?nntsymen, the Ger
mans; or giving them credit iui sing brave
action and YOU know ;:r latter arc not few. Let
me state to you !Gw facts In ti,r first place,
be free and, think. }cu Will acknowledge
that more law abiding es..l patriotic clement
is not found IN Our county.
"When ihis ,;t.sl;:na hrDk, cut We voluD
tecred our full q:ioia - thu ranks. just LAKE,
as example, iho SLATE Of Missouri. IN st,
Louis, Gu. Of pogH.iijn Of $4,000. $4,000
are Germans. Thea, hare furnished ;hrce
fourlns Of all troops ras.,! is Missouri. Two
thirds Of The principal :Ian III St l.3uia (GeT-
mans exesp!ed) 30 Gccessicr:i:.'s; hut they
were kept at hay by tho German; unlsr the
old q .g And through hard trials 'heSe pa
trots have Como. Three times werc the HcLle
Guards Of ST Louis attacked by the mob, but
stood their ground well. For a time no ssl-
der in uniform could go single through the
streets ci the city without danger of as
sassisstion. Oae by one did the Ar't
Volunteers 90 to the Arsenal, to fill the
regiments that were recruited there by Siegel,
Blair, Boerustcin, Osterhaus, and others, un
der our lamcnted Lyon. Nobly- have they
demo their duty everywhere. Hardly al co
earement but the Germans have had their
REPRESENTATIVES there. Do you remember
uarthaee-how General Siogel, with 1900
Germans, sOhippea 5000 rsdels7 Have you
forgotten Max Weber at Hatteras Inlet, Will.
lich at Rowots Station, or the Ninth Ohio at
Mill Spring, or Blepker's division at Bull Run,
and the crownins victory 1T Pea Ridge, whi oh
wss SO largely Que 10 our dsn Siegelp ]
think iii is not right 10 ignore s6 entirely The
services OF an adopted population of abcu: srgsn
and half millions o: onr tyeaty.three mil
liens am your constsn: reader, ard ho!d
rour views Of this war as c TTect and noa!
prophetic. do sincerely belr.o the end will
DO according to Jour predictions; for they arc
lust and right. Il MAJ Kicks up a fuss let
hiln bear tho consequences.