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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

BISHOP McILvANE.-2This gentleman
who now is in England, was recently invit.
ed by Hon. AFthur kinuaifd to meet few
clcrgymea TO make statement relative TO
the American crisis The veuerabls bishop
said as regarding the North, The war was
not osscnsibly against slavery, but
against rebellion, the South being on the
Other hand, aSowedly fighting for slavery.
Although the liberation Of the slaves was
thus not the ayowed object Of the war, is
wouldA-in the event OF the success OF The
North be lis certsin result. lie drew q
distinction between the "Abolitionists" and
the friends Of gradual aud wisesesnancipa-
sion, declaring that the feeling In favor Of
the latter was growing every day, end that
the slaves in tho districts occupied by the
Norther expeditionary forces showed them
selves to be fully informed Of the true bear
ing Of the war on their own freedom.
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

THt reported proiIsr b our Government
10 the British Of apausage over our Rall.
foads fof their troops and warlike muni-
,ions aeallaod for Canada has brought ont
some rather curt comments from some cf
our exchanges Tho Tribune, however,
looks with favor upon The display Of comfy
and ueighboVly feeling. and adds that
nothing conld be more polite or timely. -
We trust the british Government will be
encouraged BY 4 to send score Of regi.
ments Via PorelaRd 10 the 81. Lawrence.
Let them come, by all meansI The Cana
dians are ralbefshort. and liberal expen'
diture Of John Bulls gold among them
will improve their finances and intensity
if that be possible loyalty while our
Down casters will be grati6ed witha cheap
spectacle and some Of their railreads and
/ pic.sbops win make little money, There
could be no more pnngent commentary on
Bsilrs late resolve TO have war with aS
thaa the invited passage across two Of our
most loyal States Of his army and muui.
,ions dispatched in hot haste to defend the
Canadas against our imIlaCable beIligefen-
cy and rspscity. BY ell means, let him
send along score Of regiments to break
the iedium Of a New-Englsnd winterl
II, however, our Canuck friends view the
matter in the serious light Of the Montreal
W-itHsss, and their sensibihties are to be SO
shocked by allowing The transit, its pro
priety, viewed in a sanitary light, may be
questioned. The temperature Of the pro
vinces seems TO be no bar 10 the display o.
ears:
aIf Secretary Seward ever DID spch thing
II was not meant n the spirit Of courtesy, bu
as an intessioual aud deliberate insult 70 tn
British Government. lie knows very wen tha
, tie oaeF could not be accepted, and he eithe
meant otry the power Of Yankee shiu-plaster
upoa the loyalty Of regiment Of the Brilis
army or he mesnt TO lure them into o ira
which would haye the most tnaeie and fatal re
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

DIsfosEp 10 Rfasr - Mexico docs not
mean 70 yiold herself up 70 tho cafFion
birds without q struggle II she must die.
she iniende % de with seuis slight show oI
decen1y THE lnlest accounts from that
country i 70 the effect that active pfepafa-
tions 10 resist the allied invaders are being
made. President Jaurez has issued pro.
clamaiion remarkable for It's temperate
character, calling upon the people TO rally
20 the vlndieatien Of their imporrilIcd iiber-
ties and the defence Of their insulted Father.
land.
The result can, Of course, be hardly
doubtful. The struggle may be obstinate,
but X cannot be long. Mere desperate
purpose can avail little against brute power.
AS ever, the wouk must snccurnb 30 the
strong IL it has been resolved by the triple
powers to erect DespOtism on the ruins Of
Democracy, L Gun be, and Doubtless will
be, done
We trust our new Secretary Of War viii
not allow Gen. Sehoepg to sniIer--at least,
not to the exieRt Of being dsplaeed- for
his disregard Of regular army tactics in
lighting aud whipping tho rebels at Som.
ersct IL there DC an effort inado 10 serve
bin like Fremont and Sieel, We beg to rep.
resent that he was attacked aud had to
fight or ron aud bis former experience Of
a psecipitate retreat, by order Of his su.
perior, from the neighborhood Of Cumbcr.
laad Gap, whereby East Tennessee was
sacrificed, was SO disastrous that he may
well be pardoned for not wishing to repeat
it. No, SchoepT mnst not be deprived oI
his command, even though lie has fought
and conquered - -Ifi6ane.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

The news from Kentucky is Of the most
gratifying character It seems to be con-
frmed BY the meagrO details which come
scattering along from dey to day. but which
have The one common feature Of eerrOb0r-
ating each other
The rcbels had placed themselves with
moro or less strength. on ipefrom colnm-
bus, KY. to Somerset, where the engage
ment took place Near the latter point,
ZollicofTer. With about 5000 Infantry and
a battery, was strongly iutrenched at Mill
Spring, on the soafhern bank Of the Cum.
berlsnd River. opposite Somerset. Itsesns
soms tine ago, however. thatseyeral steam.
boat loads ofsuppliss had gone up the river
to him. and that the chief purpose Of bis
presence 10 that vicinity was to eortrol the
coal mines and send supplies to Nsshsille
The region Is rich. too, in forage. and be
was ayailing himself Of oil the RESOURCES Of
his position. Itbcesme desirable, then, to
disIodge bin.
Brig. Gen. George ~ Thomas CON-
manded the division Of lie Union just there
opposed 90 ZSIlicoEfer 1t was in camp at
Somsrset--wbich place is the capital Of
Pulaski county. situated about five miles
north Of the Cumberland River. This
portion Of our forces was divided; General
Thomas, with half Of It, passed across the
liver and threatened Zoliicofer's rear, lesy-.
ing Gen. SehoepE. with probably from s..
600 70 5000 men, in camp. Zollicofer,
seeing lhs impending danger, left his posi-
tion, crossed the river, and attacked
SchoepG, on Sunday. The battle was des-
perate and long, but resulted in the total
route Of the rebels In the afternoon or
night Of Sunday q combined movement
was made on the Mill Spring camp by
Thomss and SchoepG but before they
reached that point the cncmy had fed in con-
fusion. leaving behind camp equiPage, stores
ammunition. everything. 8.
We are without satisfactory information
concerning The numbers Of the killed ait
Wounded on either side. The only report
which prsieHds. 10 give figures says thai
the rebel ioas is 2T5, and that the 10th In
dinna Regiment on our sids lost IS. Th'
Bailis Psyton killed. was not the ex-Cong
ressman but son Of bis. Thongb the los
ses are not definitely set down. 1t il nader
stood they are very heavy on both side'
There we're SO many Union men Of Tenue
sss IL sehospa's force whose blood has Ion
boiled with rage ii the wrongs and iHsuIl
they have been compelled to bear till Il
raoment came 10 strike, that when the
were allowed TO meet their country's 70
they must have fought with such terFib
esruestness a. to leaye behind them blood
track.
Since the above was written. the CieV
IsBd papers bring ths following in adj
tion.
The rebel force was estinAtsd ~ 1000
The Fsdsskl 6oTcsa aetiVely engaged Ee
the I0sh IndIann, lsh Kspsucky, I'd Nj
nesola and 9lh Ohio. Their respective 10
ia The order named, They were rsinferc'
after ths arst and ssserssi engngemsnt
uAe bosh and l2Ih Keniueky. ist aad
Tennessee. lt,h, Sfst. s5sh and SSH Obi
aud ssandard's WhitmoFe's and Kinney
hatfegies.
The ffstbfeokIng Of the rebel ranks W
a....I :. ra.y N q nf.ff...t, ~ tho 4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

THE State Legislature Of California were
compelled BY the food 10 adjonrn from
SacTamepto. That cily has been under
water to The depth Of from 2 10 III fest
The people have been driven 10 tbs upper
stories oi their houses, and have been pn-
ablc TO make 6res Steamboats, l0naed
with cooked provisions were saBt up fsen
San Francisco Many millions Of property
were destroyed
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

C0TroN, KlS0s--It seems that T. bat.
Ter King, Commissioner IN Europe for 0eor.
gia, has written pamphlet for enforcing
the confederate Claims to recognition and
isaddrossedA for the sake OF celebrity
Earl Russell The Mobile Register and
Advertiser Of the lst ult. has The follow
ing notice Of itg aiiu a# ue
1t is an argument addressed 10 The com
merciai aud manufacturing interests Of the
British nation, showing how the nnparalIel.
ed industrial! and financial prosperity Of the
North has been built up upon Southern ag-
riculture, a Southern market monopelized
and favOrihg federal Legislation. An this
prosperity, counted by millions, Is says Mr..
King, speaking to the British Premier--at
your eommahd You have only to hold
ont your hand aud take il I It is o tempting
offer TO the great commercial power OF the
eartb-thst power whose Boast is that her
revillc beat is heard round the earth,
aud whose waF policy in colouiziug oil over
the world, and planting her foot uponeFerY
isle of the sea. is but the exemplar of that
far.seeing commercial policy that seeks to
open new markets for her trade, new Gus
toners for her manufacturer, new feeders TO
her vast and complicated mechanical indus
try. Mr. King is entitled to praise for sa
| gacity in the choice Of bis theme. Ii is the
weak side of John BuIl that he has appeal.
ed to with his tremendous snginery Of fscin
atiug figures Cotton is King E
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25
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The Commitiee 90 the Conduct OF the War
were IN sessiOn on Saturday last. They rssum-
cd The evidence 10 Gen. Psstersco's case. sni
examined two of BIZ Aids. Co.'s Riddle and
Thomas. upon point Of JohustOu's escape. 1t
is said thai none Of the evidence a3jaced BY
Patterson win vinslicate bis fame o. relieve him
from The responsibility o. shs disaster at Buil
Hun. The facts rs presented BY Patterson
are 10 60 before the world.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

SosE 400 army appointments. including 20
Brigsdisr Goneralships. made by the President
during the recess wereto have been reported
upon BY the Senate Committee Of Military
Affairs. for action. Some bakers dosen Of the
Brigadiers. it is said, would DSs be recommend
ed Cor cou6rmatiea.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

Tpg fight 10 the Executive Session Of the
Senate, over NJ. CamerOh's nomination, was
conducted with fierce energy. Senators
Trumbull, Grimes and Hale opened their bat
teries against him, which we're replied to By
Senators Cowan and wimot Many Demo
Gratis voted in his favor. because they had ac-
cepted his hospitality, and were personally in.
innate with him while he was Seuator. The
Repubiicon Senators we're afraid Of com
plicatiDg themselves with the corruptions By
voting for him, and demanded assurances that
futute Investigations will not make reveiationS
implirating him personally. These were OBJ
tained after fashion. and served as an nno-
dype,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

aai Lieut.eOl. Cstsru II aTsanesses regi.
meni.
The prisoners say Ger. Geo. p. crltten.
aen vas ilrss in oommadd, zollicofTsr second.
Ufateuden aed to The woods taking the
wrong road. II Is supposed he win be
captured
Col, S. s. Fry Of the 4th Ky. had his horse
shot from under him BY one Of zolliconers
aids. when he turned aud shot zollicoher
through The lefs breast.
Gen. Thomas Official report says :-'rhg
route Of the enemy is cOnptste hhes get
ting 2 eanaon and about 50 wagons across
the rivcf, ,bey abanaoned them with ell III,
ammasistos IN the depot at Min Spring
They then threw away their arms and dis
persed through the mountains 10 the direc
tion Of MonticellO. They are 50 demofal
izod that don't think they will make
stand short Of Tenn0ssee The psopet1.
captured this side of the river u Of gtea'
value, amovating 10 eight 6 pcnnders an'
two PsFret guHs. with summation. abOu
500 Ssar.horse wagons. abOht }, zoe horse
and mules. boxes Of arms that had hevcI
been opened. and 500 to 1000 muskets
mostly fint locks snbsistences stores for
the entire army for 8 days sud larg'
amount Of hospital stores.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25


TRH kGw HEAD OF THE War DEPART
xExr, is. according to letter writer's, making
some decided and favorable demonstrations.
He is pruning in some Of the wild luxuri'
enee which has hesn squandcriug the ener'
gies needed for a symmetrical and we'll
balanced growth, and The product Of a
fruitful crop Of useful results, Applications
for furnishing arms and supplies are discour-
aged until those in hand are pBt to use,
and o wen established demand hppears-
Promotions are to be the reward Of gal
lantry. The present nominations to Office
are TO be held iD sbeyance for deliberatioR.
Unnecessary absences and neglect of COM
msnds. viii subject officers to be dropped
from the list. Order 10 business, such as
the devotion Of certsin days in the week
exclusisely to var business--certain. days
to Congress. snd other portions Of time tc
miscellaneous business. and other reforms
which indicate a good beginuipg, are named
II energy and Intelligence are among the
positive qualities. and pIunder . negative
cne. who win say that We have not made
something BY the exchange?
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25


Communication with tue interior is cut
off. A regiment ofSpatish troops started
forth oa q reconnaissance, and were driven
back after proceeding mile. by an unseen
foe. Vera Crus is surrounded inlandWard,
and almost besicged, No vegetables or
fuel reach the city, and many articles Of
prime necessity are sadly needed. Many
Spanish troops are sick, and there are many
desertions. There are great fears of al
attack upoR Vera Cruz. Several Spanish
scntinels have been shot, The American
steamer Star had arrived at Vera Cruz
with 900 gnns and 300 lbs. of powder
&c, for the Spanish Republic. This wai
seized by the Spaniards as also was smal
lot of arms aboard the brig Puebla conhS
Gated The English, French and Spanish
flags wave over the castle Of San Juai
dUlloa, the French and English feet
having arrived Gen. Priw was also at Yer
Cruz Considerable discomfort existe,
among the French and English at wan
of courtesy on the advance Of the allie
expedition, not having hoisted the thre
Gags at first. Three thousand men wer
to make sortie to endeHvor to clear th
enyirons Of The city, that the market ma
be supplied with fresh provisions.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25
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Dispalshes from Louisville announce most
terrible disater TO the rebel rces and the rebel
hopes ZollicoEer has arrogsutly forced bis
command upon the thick bosses Of our Union
buckler he had evidently decided upon sud
den stroke that should put our army to ads
graceful rout, Bat, since Bull Run, sour army
makes no more retreats" The rebel stack is
repelled. The rebel host is discOm6ted Tho
rebel leaders 1llicofer and Peytougsre killed.
The shattered remains OF their army are flying
10 confusion and terror while our Union troops
are in hot pursuit.
E This blow. il followed up with the yigor thai
will doubles mark the movement Of our gen
erals, will give US complete eommand Of Cumber
land Gap and then Eastern Tennessee is saved
In addition TO that, this will flank the Bowling
Green position, and the rebel line is thereby ef
fectually broken Once in Eastern Tennessee,
with Butler and Burnside upon the North Caro-
lima coast, what is to save the army at Manas
sasf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

TVS choice Of o. S. ssbsOr to succeed y,
y. wkBE. Is soon to come upss OOlumbus Set
disposal. Although The friends Of seyeFsI can
didstes arc keeping q sharp look out upon the
course Of events, no means Of judging in whose
favor the choice Of our legislators will fall hav'
as vet trauspiged.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

Junos swAvSE. Of Ohio. tie wsshington
Special says, has been nominated BY sho
Presidcpt for the SuFremo Court, vice
Judge. McLane deceased.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

Gov. CrRrIE Of RsnasyivAnia, bic State
having slresdg fsrnIshed her full quota Of
troops, asks permission to send eight full
regiments Of infaatry and one Of saEslry,
DOW ready 10 Psnnsylvsuis, cn an ezpedi-
tion 10 the Southern coast.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

IT is reported and believed that Mason
and Slidell have safely reached Bermuda
with the intention Of taking packet for
Europe, from that point