, 1862-03-04

for them. l.
Be this as It msy, we do not consider tne
general sitnattoa 10 any ultimate danger. .Our r
crest armies re1n2an unc0nqnefed, aod ~ eou-
stan4ly augmentpg their stren9 III 0ufoeae1ses
are being continually made stronger; tne saAeJ {
Of the M1sstssapf& Ienasns under ouI coattM'
the heart OF the people tnfops MHn Ps0nnnes ~
hance than ever; tne Fnsa 20 = 4n y M1n
nnlVers3l every "aeee ana inc agteI "a ~
70 achiefe our common Lnaepenasnee q. ~ ~
hazaras, anu e'e,5 ~ H. - - g;c+eer1 eet
and fsIT,d fnan Teen me nqe o. nstesd Of
iishearteninp, have aroused our people to the /.
highest pitch Of animation, and their resolu.
tion 70 conquer y sans,ole: w W na nase en
atIairs wear gloomy aspect, ne are Just as
confident, just as hopeful, just as sure, as We
have been ut any period during the pendency
Of the present struggle. We may suffer mucn, |
but our kubjugntion to abolition rule is utterly
impossible. ~. r,sn-z ros,,ct;n, tbe com.
maEding officer and the general sleua1lon- Our
animadVerslons have been made IN sorroW, nol
in anger; and Il We ever have 2 cnanee 10 VILE
down words Ct praise, #e shali gno15 ena'faee
the opportun1tT.-A u. C'ssce5".
REBEL OPINION oE THE " "AB0IlT1oN1sTs-"
The Northern army occupied the city Of
Nashville yesterday. Whether they arrived
there IN Iige u9uy " ealsn a,;,I'. her.
lr.; nTS w;tf, thr citizens Win remained: promis-
fng to let everybody alone, if fererybody would /
it them alone. Abolitioniats are children of |
the EVIL One. and he is the father Of liars, ana,
as a matter Of couEse, the people Of Nashville
can place as much reliance on the word Of one |
as the other. Vampire Like, they will fan them |
| and lull them to sleep with soft words, while |
| they suck their LIES blood from them.
| Gems. Johnston and Cr1ttenden had formed
junction at Murfecsboro, and are constantly
surprised surprised to learn Of aggressive movements
| soon, 1
| IN NOT BERN TILE CITIES.
nt, .1,s4,-ta fco Nv, oYxt in re,non,
-..s~s.ss.. - 49,. .,1;o-. ~ hnr,inr The III
iaS soa ,sf bs pofs5 Fsae 1a savaness n
saws:
o,n+,,rea c,tv forinstancc. NAV serye only
ne q R teRnnnry s, :so,nyenicsce 70 m enemy. for
he h occupation of troops. II It be q strategic
po 9s hem moada of smone1,np n i, g5,ns His teaf
trenld i he % pitched among ih, rubbish. or On
H. % n1tstfftss M GeneFal would leave It be.
cause his troops did not have honses to lire n
Nor "ouia W KEEP n5 aa4iy ~ VI; nEes ,,n yae
ei.y, oh aceo.ne W ils nnI - ~. e
o. tae eapgn 1sqnitga e. sheih i o;nes snr,o. a.
1nS lor poTtn foTec moyin VIM /" or rcnossess s It
Inretcrring to rumor that savannah "onaa
: good their attack, tic writer says:
: We protest against il IS unwise, as fru;tless
: Of any good result, as not calculated TO De OF
any se1o9s t GisaoSaas 70 nee nersa1ant S,so 3A,s ~.
lie, t1,n ,aoS,1a ~ thn ~ AMI If tfr
= ~ uPT ~ r.,I1S t;--e1,a 1se41,ot;on ri
n @ bnii1ipes that @ otherwise might stand hundreds
Of years to 6eautlfY tfalr cry ana snoseIse
l. the uscs OF her people lor ages nte1 Luz p1e,
sent atroeions set OF lankeG % sanaa1s a. t'e nase
been ANONYMOUSLY t nilseh Gaeh ~ 1871 .nIa1
ine n3lpon that t COLD In never be won
ID back, would be to act On m unnanly fear, and
:, 10 mplS ooup' u ooo1nein p'o"e's '11o
ID ID ',n; eon5nge; !, np,soxrps rno,, ropp noxe7
d son.
ut We visited the Lincoln soldiers. NOW
prisoners Of the Confederate Government i.
ut this city, yesterday evening, and found tla
al ssened IS shsss as men Wsl soH4
ri Ia suu'ea - oT,a tGar saJ 41,av ha,
C plenty to cut, and warm places to sleep: Capt
n Sat3rans spares nothing that Will satisfy them
re, COTTON srAypEDE.
f6 tod1oN o4A"1cO11'
is large amount of cotton has been slfppe
al from tliis port to-we don't know where-bu
we hope to a haven Of safety; and especial
n: do we hope SO, II the oWner don't tEln
he Memphis the safest! --....,....-. ..-
nc REBEL SPIES AND TIE MISSISSIPPI Gu;
ny oo-A10"
~ The following is copy OF the original &c
ne ! ter from the rebel Secretary Of the Navy, tel
lot ;r .sr p-,1zn ~, oet so,,e information .1o,
inc the Union Mississippi gunboats:
M NAvr DEn4ErMKsr
bY 7,o,t 1=,oo ~ 1,,o,, y,,.r feorfe5cr,to stato
,x, MeHphs.:
~ luesl1t 70 iet1n ~ gaiy r. LIZ -
see 1acter O. Tue Reor Is 5aa .as an
ser Secare fiot o. armorsd Boats are bei1
Su t5a ssG 1ssss
are IN ~ w
TO 1hat eF aaa pt9cuhe tna q a a
eas no " 1eranic 1Ihn Ennff ma Fna1d oT1ta
means of ACCURATELY reportipg thc character
ans an the vessels, whether steamers Or not: and
30; steamers whether psope1ers, their size and arm
int, ment, and whether and to what extent they
ICY r1otscteo 81 IRON n Enat maAaet u IS secars
enaa r. ar eswbee 81 On he o u
W. a GisEissippi riyers arc important. Perhaps
a., chanic now At work On then. could afford this
1 n.9 formation. The Department will pay such co
ane pens9tion to yonr agent as sou may deem pfot
nan 3 IL f44s matter: aa.e,x,~ sp ,,,,,o,~
,nao LURES ecreter5y of The confIclate Nav
me- s l, ~ sAs sE.sns~a~ -o..'s1st, $500.
! ehai CHANGE oF MEM " MnEh GHAN9E of foL1
Y ~ " u1aeNpEn. -.
AuS From the Richmond " Nhlg OF Ecu. ILL
Tese are %es to Try manI pdcg s9n5 sa Of
folly Of transferring the war to the Valley
anu the Mississippi, where the enemy have th
!, ~ best fighters, instead Of attacking them in th
sanf center and most tender point-Pennsylvani
sena ssa by aggressive war, arc nor upon us.
acc have Permitted them, without interruption,
~; JGa mature their programme Of surrounding q
tGls comprising US, which was announced hi
VIZ than eight months ago.
What our Government has done TO meet
TER Issue, beside Wrangling with popular Genel
~. and bidding over petty Jobs, the Lord o
,ssee knows. Judging BY results so far, it is
morc most lamentable failure in history, and S
slot gests to tic rejecting mind that the most
II rn nal service which that Government can
JrSsd render to the country is the surrender Of
Ateo t ha1m n ab1rr and heftcrhands. In view Of
;4an5 paEt, The present and probable future, tho
- ;r eeant Of tomorrow Is bitter mockcfy NJ
ass.a ~ mjEeYablc compensation for the ruin Of
Tso17 pcople, 4 child with bauoIc, an old
~ - with youpg wife, arc partial illustration
Tbe1 ~ w the deplorabie folly.
5sean For eight months the people have h
:. INK hoping and conGding- Never enough car
"a ! of said Of the ardor, the disnterestcdnes5
3 the devotion of the Southern people. With
Fort heart, they offered a1l they had for the c
N tie mon cause-the cause Of life, liberty and
end n piuess; but there has been no response
be- n. The authorities at all in proportion to the
rberr NJ n bursts from the popular heart. The drl
q 4 inacton Of tie Last summer and autumn,
:. tnt disease and wcariness Of camp life, and
pu1 w,slinn away nf the finest army ever ass
4ua1- - .ss~n =, s-~,1 t. 80 lit ,,,f;aro