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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-18

The New York Times, in critical
analysis OF Gen, McClellans's military
character, comedies to him the posses
sion of the highest abilities, and says
his sole defeat has been that he lacked
motive power; he has an excessive eau
ton which cramps all his better. ener-
gies, and practically disables him for ag-
gressive warfare, the very first requisite
Of which is boldness. The Times quotes
the very highest authority TO show that
this excess of caution is the worst of all
evils in a military leader, "The fault
Of most commanders, however brave,'
said the Duke Of Wellington, "is lack
icq,ylness in taking the last step TO
bring on battle, especially wlea armies
are large-arising from deep moral ankle
ties, and, after all, the Uncertainties OF
the iFue" Napoleon remarked at 81.
Helena: "Generals are rarely found TO
give battle they choose their positions,
establish themselves, consider their com
binations, but hea commences their inde-
tision nothing is so deiIicult, and at the
same time SO important, as to know when
TO decide" IA a letter 70 Congress in
1880, Washington expressly speaks Of
''our security depending on a want of
enterprise In The enemy" and says that
"we have been indebted, dirtag q qreqtcr
Panl &e,pqr for our safety 70 their in
"1f'''J 81. Hft. nr r|r.. HIF
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-18

A great aud terrible battle is probably
impending, or may even now be raging
in Virginia in the vicinity of the Rap
pahannOck or Culppeper. llft ..I,I ..
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There is one strong point which Gen.
MoCIELLAN's worshippers can urge, why
he should not have been removed. lie
hasn't done aRtiing. But we suspect that
is just what the Government removed him
for. .l' &c.. 1it' It
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eve are not Wild beastsl We are no
tigers !-Rioha'oq@ Wing. u ruIrst
Your a lyH'. o
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-18

q The Philadelphia Inquirer says that
more than forty full regiments have been
raised and organized in that city. i',.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-18
East Tennessee was pretty wei rel

East Tennessee was pretty we'll rep
resented in Cincinnati on Thursday.
Where were Colonel Robert Johnson
soh Of Hon. Andy johnson, Military Gov
'ernor of Tennessee; Judge Connolly, +.
Trigs Hon. Horace Maynard, his son
Edward Maynard, Lieut.. Col. Of the 9Th
Tennessee 3; Col Joseph A. Cooper, Of tile
9th Tennessee Quartetmaster Jones, Of
the lst Tenn, Cavalry; and last bit not
least the renowned Parson Brownlow
was present part Of The evening. The
Commercial says they all wore smiling
eountenancec and Seem TO think things
look favorable fora return 20 their homes
with The old fag 20 float proudly over
their heads as a protection
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-18

Hon. RICHARD CobpEN addressed his
constituents, in England, recently 90 The
American war, and said it would be a
waste Of time for foreigners TO attempt to
influence the eombatants. TO interfere
in the war, or 70 recognize the South
would do more harm than good, and fail
to bring forward cotton. As TO how the
contest was going to end, he confessed
his inability to form any opinion; but II
compelled to make guess, he would not
make the same guess that Earl RUssEI. and
MIR. ,GBADsroNE,did. lie did not believe
that if Tie war should soon be brought
to a termination it would end in the sepa-
ration Of the North and South Lb0.ouglt
those milo p,9tessed 50 much for Italian unity
ought to appreciate more the same union in
A0ierica. Interference by force would do
more than anything else to- strengthen
the Federal Government, and tie cost to
England IN sic months aooQW BE more than
sufficient 70 feed he distressed colton-qpaq-
tor8 for ten years. gsh
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-18

for the incessant exertions of Governor
Johnson, who has never failed to bring
these petty military usurpations, depre-
daiions, and swindliug, before the com
mander. of the Post, an appalling amount
Of yillaidy and robbery would have been
witnessed here Il Is bad enough as it
is, God-knows, as we have-the authority
of many Federal officers and soldiers Tor
stating. Private soldiers have come to
our office and related acts of official
scoundrelism 10 us, which made our
blood boil with indignation. We rejoice
to know that the scourge of chasiisement
win sosh fan, and fall heavily on the
heads Of some officers whose pockets are
bloated with i'll gotten plnnder. ist
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The Danville 4qpaii speaks thus Of til

The Danville ARpodl speaks thus of the
capital at Richmond ml.a P. if
The municipal police of TIC city have
been able, in times gone by,to restrain the
wicked from the preparation Of such
crimes Gas robbery, &c.,) in Richmond;
but under the present Teyiue, il would
require almost an army Of policemen 70
cope wifi the organized bands which
infest tbs capital. Nevertheless, we think
Richmond owes II 20 Virginia to spare
neither energy nor expense in putting
down these bands, and, If The city gov
ernmert be unable TO do 1t, then let Gov.
Letcher take the matter in hand, and Sc
cure the fafety Of tho citizens Of Virginia
visiting their capital II Is. truly la
me0table state Of affairs that Yirginian
cannot visit the capital Of his own State
without danger from the knlto Of the
midnight assassin or The billy of the
Baltimore Plug.
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niislnll nispshg.
rnIDAY nos~W.......APaIL Is,
The PeninsulA News.


TIA new, yesterday received and which was
,,o.,ed on the oulisens Of the several jour-
nal, Of the city, attracted much attention md
.,s.,,.a tia teerest interest. 1t was the fisst
,.s.,xsd for several DAYS frcm that deeply
,nssres nsauArter. TO which the minds and
s..r,. Of the two Coo feierscies are now al.
r.o,.a with the in teussst yearning We give
=, ,,,sf the Substance of the dispatches al.
,uded to-
of,slaI disp atehss received here last nigh /,
from Lees farm, on the Peninsula, state
that the enemy commenced farsons BON
bardment of our liues nj hall past ci *
yesterday NOR ming. continuing until seven
O'clock Y. N. Their attack was upon our
centre, and was splendidly repuised. They
tried to forcs Gen Cobbs post on-b Wee
Less and Wynns's Mtlis-and 10 effect thia
object waded the creek, and, for mo ment
occupied some OF our rifle piis. They were
driven out and rspulsed with heavy loss
Our troops behaved nobiy Alto O'Clock T.
n. Gil was quiet. Oar loss was twenty
killed. including Col. AlcKenney, OF tn i3'a
North Carolina. and not over seventy five
wounded. Eight artillery horsss were X LIED,
and howitzer disa aied.
LArxs-An Official dispatch received yes
terday evening from Gen Mngrader mhHes
no men ton OF any subsequent fig aGng on zoe
Peninsula b efsrs IL terms OF high com ,
mendatiop to. behavior of cur troops III
the affaif OF Wednesday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-18

TIE HouSa OF Representatives for me past
four days have shown decided unwiiiug-
ness to aoquaiIt he public with their grave
trau sactions. At the aproin ted hour they
convene, and to conform with rules aid down
In the early days OF the session, they open
with prayer, and have the journal Of the pre-
osdiag day read ty the good-natured Clerk,
10 which few, IL any, et the members give
attention. This form complied with, some
honorable member IN owes suspension OF he
rule requiring the call OF the States fer
memorials, resolutions, &c, in order tnas
the oomDtttses may b. lowed an oppoi
iunity TO report. Cne or .wo inslg-
nidcant and uninportan. bills come from
the committees, which are generally placed
upon the calendar or laid on the table
when some gentleman conceiyes That the
great in terests OF the country, OF which he Is
one OF the especial guardians, require q Sc
cret seesi On, and forth with he rsoves that the
House go into secret SESSION, whica only
needs the second OF a fellow mem Der aud ;hs
thing Is accomplished. Generally, one Sc
cret session day suffices, bu; yes ,erday, on
the heel Of the ession, the business was OF C.
character so important that two were neces-
sarv Wha. occurred in these secret sessfols,
i, would, OF course, be presumptuous in us
IN couiseture AT u q have, therefore, 10 con-
fine oursf Ives to what WAS done in oqea seq
sion.
Only one bill " as passed which possesse
any general interest, or which, 80 far as we
are capable Of deciding, can have any Ell ect
upon the public mind i'll this time CT trial and
national anxiety. This WAS Inc bill en- titled
an act to provide for The safe and expeditions
transportation OF troops and Munitions OF
war by railroads. This bill subjects he rail-
roads of the country 10 The power ana control
Of the Government, an " neither for good or
evil the House seemed scarcely disposed TO
inquire. II provides for the appoia inent OF
Military Chief Of Eaiirosd Transportation,
who shall hsve the yapa CT lieutenant
Colonel, and receive compen sati On q t The rate
OF $4,000 year, TO be paid in quarter iy III
stalments. This is very fnir start, and Il
fst position is thus provided for somebody.
This bill did not pass without some oppo-
sition. Nr. Lyons offered a gallant resist
ance, and presen TED To lerabie substitute fer
ibe measure but the present House OF Re-
presentatives are opposed to sutstitu ies -
VIII them the committees report is quite
sufh Gent, and although IL bill may receive 8
committee sanction that is ''scarce half made
up yet our wise aud discreet Legislators ere
not disposed "to cheat Ii CT It's fax proper
Hons" by amendments or substitGte5.
Other features of the bill! are scarcely less
o. jeotionabIe than the ons aliu Jed to, but as
the bin Is to pass the ordeal OF The upper
House or Senste. we reserve further notice
until 1t has received the consideration OF that
body.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-18

Francis H. Pierpoint, the disting n.shed
Governor Of New Virginia, formerly greasy
and out-of-practica attorney in the respecta-
bic county Of Marion, lie the North Yves tern
section of the State, has recently conde-
sosnded to issue pass to & paroled prisoner,
who VICE unfortunate enough to fall into the
hands of the enemy At Lalrel Hill some
Tine last summer. AS Il spec linen of Hr r.
rierpoiHt's condescensi3n ne append This
pass, aud commend tie Inn pudeI com ;lao-ncy
with which this traitor ailixes his s.guatare
ss Governor of Virginia:
TEE ConMOswEALTH or VIRGINIA,
Executive Depar tment :.
Wheeling, Septefa Der 2. 1862, }
j. X. Price, late & soldier In the Con feder-
ate army, taken at Laurel Hill q prisons
and released Ehis parole OF honor py Coi.
Hubbar I'd OF NE LIST Virgins voluptee 8, by
order OF Gen Rosecrans, acting under di.
reotions Of Gen EcClellan. Said Price re-
sides at Atlanta, Ga, and has bis parole. He
Is entitled 70 trava! or the public thorough
Is BY the way OF Ooiunb bus, Cincinnati,
,aisville, AID Nashville home, ON his pay
Ing his own fair, aud e:ralninx from violat-
Ing bis parole. L. H. PRIBPoIyT
Governor Of Virginia.
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Another Contribution,

Scarcely day pa sses that we ere not pu,
In possession OF some rev evidence of pniri-
ostkm. and determination TO resis. the march
of the nvaGsr into our country. We have
frequently acknowledge contributors 10
INC guaboat fund. and we have this Eio,I ing
to record the following letter frcIn T. patri.
otic citizen Of AibemAris
ALsk1AkLE COUNTY, I
Near sstrcnk Point, april Is, lso2.
EditSrs Of Tie Dispafch: sec there are re-.
sponsee for the building Of an iroL. clad gun :
Iost. and. thinking ali should lend q helping
aAnd fof the protection Of james river and
oar capt. al. you may put me down ten bsr-
nh Of nour, II the Government will have
-, of atty dollars. The a our 10 ready when
ssuee Tor. would like 70 know whe tAsf IL
vi = acceptable The gift IL small. bnt
~ sasans sre limited.
Yours. respectfully,
81. . DoUalAss.
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patriotic Contributions

"Ae pleasure In publishing the ap-
psndea communications. The money enclosed
mas been placed in the hands Of those en- titled
TO receive 1t:
1U lAS Editors Of the DispatcA
Enclosed you will lind one hundred ana
tairty.dvs dollars 1880, con tri buted b. liz.
dies whose homes are now la yaded by The
enemy. BE kind enough 70 hand tue amour
70 the treasurer CT the Ladies' Gunboat AS.
rot iatiOn."
We regret thatonr contribution !, SO smal.
bat II il will call forth the ia:sa, generosity
VI those who a:e ont Of darSo, we WILDE con.
lent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-18
Gunboat Fund.

We have received through the Post- Ufti ce
letter from Mrs. r. G. Garter. of dooch-
land, containing two dollars, as Il con.ribu-
lion TO the gunboat fund Let the iaciss Of
virginia and the South initiate the exam pie
u Mrs. O., and send In their con tribu.ions. A
NIUE from each viii IN axe large amount In
the aggregate
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-18

" TO 7 IL + CITIZENS CT RI H
~ MOND.-Many wouaGed soldiers + Ola
Yorktown msy be expected IL RiehGCpd
The battle f0r lie defence OF this ~ily Is bout
to os fought. Accommodations Tor the IlIaya
,idsers will be needed. Let The people ai
Richmond meet T,-NIGEF at half past :
O'Clock, al the 'i;y Hall, 10 make the neeeS-
sary arrangements. / ask ,ry honsskeeper
TO come prepared to open his house 20 h. gal.
liant men who have periled their lives IN our
defence.
ap Isis JOSEPH MAYO MAYOR.
~ Fl1ZEUAG LODGE 10 49, / o.
~ y. r, A. TEN EION You ar. b.s.bv
,-otiie:s 20 attend a. your Loees hoon, Ills
Jay at 5 O'Clock to sag tbs last tribute OF re-
apect to cur deceased AFRO taer, VIM ID. WALTON
Brothers OF sister Lodges In < ioi sFan6irg are
respectfully requested to u 4its vi h US
ep iS-l:" JAS A. MALONE, Sec'y
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PEER aOWAE..

4 CA2N-1 see by yesterdays ps oeeea-
n inGs OF he Court thai have been coz
victed OF stealing load Of coal, and was af.
rewards pardoned by Gov. Lstcher. III, S.
prtcee6irgs | do not understand hus one
thing do sDcR-r gave my preteu ded bro t i
the monty 10 bay the coal with whether ii
appropriated IL Otherwise, I an unaale 20
say ] Can swear ] z we him the money. /
kaVe bought q lead # 1uai from Il II osiuSe !;
but W hsther ne Lad s. right 10 i. or Kos, / AID
unable 10 say.
APP lS-iJ% Mas. HANNAH hUUIK
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sNxEn.s

On the 18th inst, SYDNEY JACKSON N,
infant son of tjaiE and Ann 4. Jackhoa, aged
fonr years and siias mon tbs
The friends of the family are raqre<ta1 %
attend his tuner al this evening, Ut snA resi-
dence OF his ptrenss, ON y, hetwaen 2ssn ane
Soth streets. (uhrTch Hni, NJ a'tlock, With
oat further invitation.
On the l7.h iast Of typhoid preamooAa'
WILLIAM Ia. WALTON. la his slst year
He leaves Il wife, three children, aud b "a
ciro}e q, friends 10 mourn taeir loss
Dearest hasl-aad khou has itfs7ns,
We thy boss most dec nly 'sei;
lint 'tis God tbs nam bsfe't as,
He can ssli eur sorro-Ns Real
t,.. tuna.,, at,t M rreache at Tie Oregon
HfiI rfetnootst Ghurcn This afternoon az
o.eiocE the frienos and aequsint2nces OIL
The fSntiy ma invited to attend.
ystAraav.s,jernooG, at four o'clock, Ears.
BIDDY MANN, wife 81 '1hh "''"h' Ill ne
30 u year OF iier age
u,r tuuerai will take Iis ca q ON 81. fsteG s
c.tned.al. TRI, AFTERNOON Mt o'ciok.
The friends and aeqaathtanees o! Inc family
ar,. invited 20 attend.
nEPstersnurg Express, please coy
ain. 4,g,ss, in the c. II lty of Aoensgle,
On tAs BIB 4. phi, 1902, DR. tA&ES Al MINOR,
Ia las f3ti year at ais age
obituary.
Died, on Taessay, March ls.h, in Chae
iottssgiiie. Va, Mrs. MARY JANE NUS.
~ NV sASco oS FCAiss
Tins, ia the prime Of lie, has passed way
/, Lovely wosHau. Hope had painted batter
days t9si bT.s Inter Scoues, and bid her vel .
coIlsef9 f1sir fond dc.;ga.s. Around her
gat0ese se.en chiidron, aEd Il mothers low
9hesre bell wish lJy In the possession OF
tasess gifE and in anticipation OF the large
resssnge o. happiness she Nouid reap from
their com pant IN sh Up and iiiiai reverence --
Bus from this group OF little ones she has
eees. taken. a sarrnwiRg husband NOUNS
her lc:s and the fan lily circle liz broken. The
high. OF another home has gone out; but we
"sorioF pot as oLue;s who have no hope -
Our loss is her gain. she has gone to the
mansions OF the blessed. We weep with her
weeping family We sym path,ze with her
bereayed usbapti and father AID friends ard
we say to al, remem Der her adnicnitlons n ma
solemn instructions on her dying bed II is
another link IL at bi ads your hearts TO heaven
.'i}eareat SISTER, thou mas. left us,
We thy loss mcst deeply fesi
Bat lis Goa who has bereft -
He can Hi our sorrows heal.
"Yet again we hope 10 inset thee,
When the day OF i;fe Is fed;
Then In HEAVIER, with Joy tn gree. thse,
Where no farewell tear il shed
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MANNHEIM.

TIN Thufeday. the Isth Arrii, at this Brrss
Street Methodist :hnfch. by the, Rev mr.
Duncan, OHARl.E w. BLAIR Of .he Uos-
fsdsraie States Army, AUD Nis4 KLFeA NJ.
WREN, Of this tity
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Z ~
rvALuaRLs fAKS eF' $50 AopFs IL
TIE COUNTY, or HnAf Ilts s NILES wg,nTH.
WHIST 90 TEL DITY r II sHsssasD, WITH
THE pAsifsFf .Bt4A PRE nt1s ny THFRsss y
p1r s&g4 THIS lskr ~ Auu.ls1N - VETS.
vssa sha attention Of The pn.slsc 10 the of ha
above Fr sdlning the !, ads of sha iass Fgxe ia
S,splss edward sint n, hlq ard others. together
With ali 'ss peri sshle properly .hsfeas. t. .nae
pIscs THIS Day a. Il osiask n. u2on the
pum,iass For ia tsat isftssnasa. 2es ~ ,oB
Ia al
Pa saas Attending tie sale will Esas Ia miaa
hssr pa-ses Jas a. lAYL3. * sGR,
81 SFEsIaL N1T;t3t..& ne CAL III a.
stioa of the trade 70 our GALE which @iii he
. timed IhlS *uENfHtt st 10 o'clock.
80 hsgs yet o ssii. oar attire tcck Of Hih.
bATs, tr'nninsa, Fans, Brushes, ION bs,
'hreads ard Fancy f4oots ouisiia g 81 Porte
: oanaies. Porsas, Leather ssgs work az Xes,
81 &c all of which Will sse closed wi "a
unit or reserve.
gl sTFR, ALVEY aHcSF Is. q
?. = OoeH, Auttr. ap a.:
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5 = q
MIo1Iss n s4.s. a{j gnnn- aav
IN ias ssepf y ID 2 rts 'st 4. ts.s.
9sshi.s IL 4rIfff, aE nIyr
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faeys ffsls is 4Vas sifsail rsra a. Ia srss
OF may neress4 ser asa &sa,s Bs@ 9fye wiehgpt
MI ccasg s.ns i paying RI ssp IS ~ /,
Nv eoilsss ssttai saaH Ia. the law IL e7cg'a
hEaiis.i al sneh
ret il~l. & able 10 ps9cBTe the natsltais or
s.an nsaotussng ms iayss, sh3iI b. arszafa BIS
furnish asay tiis Szs.Gou. vii. b ecvey A. IL
pose OF Individual . counts rsght i Usrsl
70 those a'onaaq aasaf.d aAsa lass b.e- aAva, /
wGu.u Say tl.t j. 81 . G4sea 81 .getnlHrn ~
avery agricsisH4ai Fair a. " 3ich has >ee1
,sxhts se,i--rt Rieansosd, Felershatg, Nor
toihs i.yaoo burg, Lexington. *, ail feE-
lis, 1ay "a n ay u tst&eDcas II IL 2er efF
cifiZens n It's sIs-s El3ai&ys Or 2 Ylsi e. Sfe
resi3eGcs ~i5l prove i. aat ia r. prs6eat :
ADDRESS q. = mani Y
sFrs Of AaadeS 8
Blk 6s2 1siGa nlo22 "a
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\ AM atTHsteiZeft by ma Wal Dspzrs-
rnent 90 enlist sna E,asser tr u service i
tEALaOH o. lNtS%T1tY, to be armed
mi drii.-ss as Eco is1pcsrs nr PtksIDga x.
ii up ne 46.h reziTne, Of virginia ia4.n y.
commanded by Col {aa'. II s<ich1rd>s4)
Eof iats Rettaiion, none c ther fHao young
tu1 act ~ srer win ~ reee rea "a 81 MY
who - b9th ca}Fsb!0 aud w35lsns - eagaas
~ al 'rtuouS Hno per h q sS7V3cs.
I'he i5th regiment ssaa ga ~, FeafusHi4
III front II .ae eneYny, nleVi.s already aee.l
sngae ed With their d gancei ftrces
IL is rhaFes0ye es.roIs 10 com sIla - as com.
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pleased T. res hLye ear pa9!a5 re&dy = be Il us-
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of p 1ki'f = 90 #.% 5.' BY 5tls1, 81 Rex
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pnssss Dispatch from Petersburg says
49, me Hon. \. &. Meade died last night,
WI es buried to-morrow aftsrnocn at 4
o'clocs
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