The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-09-05

palshse Il will ~ sssu yhat God has
again extended his shield over our patfi,
otto army, and has blessed t6e cause Of
the ConfederAcy with a signal victory on
the field already immortal by the gallant
achievements Of our troops. :
Too much spraise cannot be bestowed
upon the skin ahd during of the Com.
ulandinRs General who conceived, or the !
vAlorsamd hardihood Of the troops who
exceeded, this brilliant movement, whose
results Is now communicated.
sncoNp DIsPArcM.
Northern papers to the 30th August
have been received. The Hsraldsi cor
respondent indicates that the greatest ex.
element prevails among the Unionists OF
Fairfax, Loudon and Prince William
counties, Va Hf
Families were fleeing to Washington:
abandohingeverything. The panic cansed
by Stuart's raid on Bristow Station, ion
the o. & A. R. r., four miles this side OF
Manassas.) s "a
A train from warrenton junction, for
Alexandrin, escaped capture, by dsstiing
Junction, Where it ran violently into
another train, producing genera smash
up and loss Of life. 4
JACKSON, Sept. 3.--Au official dispptcl,
received here, dated NstclE4s, Sept. End
says that fourteen Yankees landed under
the hill and commenced piilaglng. the
houses. About thirty men went down
and attacked the pillagers, who were
mostly all killed or drowned. Only three
were seer to return to their boats. The
gun-boat then opened, with shell and
canister on US, rs we came up the hill.--
None of our men were injured, but three
children were killed and one wounded
by their shells.
Both boats have gone up the river in
order, it is supposed, to get abetter range.
They shelled the town twoh hours, without
giving any notice to move the women and
children. The officers expressed their
determination to join the upper fleet
The Essex hoisted the black flag as she
went down.
| MOBILE, Sept. "a special dispatch
to the Advertiser d. Register, dated jack
son I'd Aug. says: Our Yankee prison
ers were delivered over yesterday at
| Vicksburg. Our own are hourly expect
ed.
Seventy.ope Yankee prisoners arrived
here to-day, from Bolivar, Tenn.
One gup-boat and transport is opposite
Natches, and there are chances for fight.
From Europe.
CAPE RACE, August 22.-The steamship
Teutonia. from Southampton on the eve
ming of the 18th, passed here this after
noon en- route for New York.
The Italian squadron had been order
ed to Ancona. to watch the Adriatic
coast.
Garibaldi, with 500 volunteers, was
marching in the direction of San Cataldo.
The objectappears to be to reach Messina.
Palermowas tranquil.
Garibaldian manifestations had taken
place at La Santa Scala Theater, in Mi
Ian. Shouts were raised of Rome o.
Death"
5000.
One slight encounter took place be
: tween the volunteers and the roya
I. troops.
n Garabaldi occupied Resca and Palmits
d and spoke as follows: " The present stat
, of affairs cannot. continue. l 60 agains
the government because it will NOT Il
d me 60 to Rome. I go against France b.
y cause she defends the Pope. ! will hay
Rome at any price. Rome or death I !
succeed, SO much the be- ter, If not,
r self"
The departure of volunteers from Pal
: ermo had ceased.
"Treason in Sight Of the City Hall.
We copy the following from that 1nHu
entail German paper, the New York Joar
nal. of August 5th. In publishing it tn
| New York Times calls it "treason in sigh
> of the City HALL"
1--WE have now the guarantee that 'thi
civil wsr will be contest of thirty years
duration. The order of the War Minis
ter, published yesterday. has suddenl
placed us in military state that othe
, countries have taken centuries to reach
!. We have enjoyed the fruits of freedom
: for eighty years but now see what tn
: black intolerant spirit of New England
: has done for us. Look at our rapid de
cline. Congress with all its thurst 70
usurpation, did not dare to do what ha
just taken place. In single moment
r by the stroke of the Presidents pen, "
are converted into the subject of Gov
fernment which considers the bodies of lis cit
'ze,,s as its o,on property, and claims The abst
lute right 10 use them according TO its o.on a0hin
until thsg arc destroyed.
|, "This is the old European system owe
y again. The President thought he woul,
. . risk the sudden stroke, and 80 he did il
u What becomes Of the opinion we used t
II have that it was wrong to make :mer
. against their better Judgment, shay 10Th
ers? We are initiating the examples G
n tho worst European Government. B
:, means of this iIltimed order, million
our citizens are forced into being soldiers
for il even the first 100000 mem only 4h
~ smallest share will come forth witliot
IN transcription. This hny millspn are .Jorct
~ into.ths field ,oithoW ths Slightest synspati
o. Nth tho cause they are con,pelledb serv6. Z
i'll fs'* ~ In the course Of the yei
ar VIC shall have another call. and tho ruiz
OF our volunteer force will be 'incladed.
: Fhlswill be call for mil 3An Ihore.t
! obedient soldier machines r., Does AN.
: body know how many. this will be r
About one third of our arms:bearhg pGl
10 ulation. The soldier republic - is, 3
D. most ready; and where theirs arc man
Ill soldiers there will be much fighting
u your generation says amen to the COZ
scription movement, we need never 81
! poet to see any moro peace. II is goo
= for US thatfwe are not yet syhtusted
g.. bat for thatyery reason we are very q
n from peace-y for this war only enddsswit
., Eexhaustion. 90 :
5 Rumored Resignation Of MoClellar
ri The Hartford Post, Of the Goth instan