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r0-NGEHT,

The fourth Of he series Of the lectures OF Rev
Dr. Foam, which was postponed last night vii
Is delivered this evening Subject co@Pari
s1a. OF Aaalogg bsncesH ds Battles II Marathon
AL Manassas The public At large sre Re
specially invited to attend.
We would here also state that Dr.. FoRD has
IN press Go be published ia q pamphlet OF SIX
teen Pages his lecture Of las. Wednesday even
Ing showing be manilest hsnd Of God IN the
urssnt revelation itis his purpose to tlabib-
NE .his pamphls. grs.uisOusly among ihe sol
fi=rs and % assist in dsfayiDg the expense o.
aab cslea. he win his evening take Up col.
lseioa fr tEst purpose. HIS objea is a mos.
grassworthy ole, and We hope the public vii
Gene grsparel 10 give HIN the aid be desires.
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AN oUFRAGE.

Ahhoughso four thousand OF our exchange
prisoners left Cairo on tie 2ssh Of last month
have yet heard Of the arrival OF any CT them
al vicksburg. Upon one PTetext and another
ssev have been dstsiued a. various points On
the wsy down the river, subjected 70 bad fare III
treatment and the contraction Of disease The
the cause oftheir detention no doubt IS to d7iay
th=ir junction with the army, and il IS 20 Do
hovei the matter viii be looked inis BY cur gov
eramens authorizes. We shall probably have 2
fan settlement Of the matter f.om the prisoners
themselves on their arrival
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TuE

The Memphis Buihta Of the 9Th eEPiainsthe
olsin of the report Of the fall OF Cincinnati
The whole thing Was manufactured in Memphis
by some parties who produced a written COPY Of
what was pretended to have been published IN
an extra Of the Cairo Ga:ais, was shown which
70 certain worthy gentlemen, and thus their at
thori,y was oPpareRHy attached to the state
msu,s, and SO neraIy was it credited that tie
arrus was 20 lar imposed aDan L.
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CINCINNATI, September Lexington Ky,
WAS egaeuaied this afternoon, cur troops falling
back on Covington. All the government stores
were removed 20 Louisville. 81 ssVea O'Clock
tonight the Lexington operator closed his Office,
saving that Klbv Smiths army appeared IN the
SUBURBS ard demanded the surrender of the city,
wh er was complied with by the citizens. There
IS a good deal u excitement here, but prepare.
tons are being made for tie defense Of the city
General Lew Wallace has assumed the command
Of the troops hare. Regiments are arriving and
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Gentlemen who arrive from the United States
with lsse pspers, viii confer a favor by leaving
fbum 81 The counting room Of the APPEAL otheer
or at the EDITORS room. over GEO. LAKES STORE
naxt door north of the Collins House. In thsse
DAYS q uncertain mails from the South AM s
bsocbsde on The North, cur facilities to furnish
a. latest news from all quarters ean be greatly
e-eesel ~ little s~tteniion on the psrt Of ON
hisnas, fF which We shall ever remain gfatefui
Parties FROM above wiz confer sn especial favor
by furnishing as any Northern papers 70 tneiI
-.--.--.,n
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ANeruRx sEstRu so WITH TDE
NrFaN

Several disconnected reports have reached as
Of en- engagement Of a potion q Colonel JACK
s1x's cavalry with the enemy on Tuesday last
We aa enabled g. isy q tus safe OF me fsVts
r. ~ our realsrs. which sc have received from
an estiray reliable sou,ce.
Ga BIoaaay last, Colonel JACKSON seat a De
net. Of hs command in the direction Of
u-rcna5e. un5er he command Of Lisutenant-
Ceiorel NozrGasfERY. Then returning on
Te-asv saa7 enc ua.srsd . considerable force
q Fs5srz el7-lry in he ndE hboEhooa Of
B,hsi The enemy PcrcsIying that Colonel
MoSreeli1aT vas attempting . form lae OF
ba took ai7s9.sg Ct BIS position, charged
hin ard fa-osd hs Command back.
oa glzs was thrsa killed, ena FIX or eigh'
~ anss5 tie s3say .ess f. n0l known
Ills 1eve IS said 20 hare resulted fen not
having cur advance guard sufficiently isr to Dc
frout 10 enable il 70 give timely warning TO the
msin force.
ras enemy obtained . decided advantage, ba.
did not foaov It mp They retired immsdiately
destroying the bridge behind them Coiode
BIosTGoNERY occupied TIE ground a shoT
fine thereafter.
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&c Nraenaaion of MnnlsYiIIe.

Parties who arrived here yesterday confirm
the report Of tho evseuaiion of Huntsville by
ths Federal troops Buel's army, or q great
portion Of it, has already passed Winchester
our infonnants staia that it IS The general ina
preston thar ths Yankees are c0ngfegeting eli
tieif forces il Middle Tennessee, 1T Murirees-
borof and Nash aie&G aafdHQQea Rebsi, 90.
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GEsERAL JosgFH Z. JoHNsroN-A Rich
mond correspondent Of tbe Charleston hercETy
rli.rg On Tie y. says g General Joseph E
Johnston takes charge of the trans-Mississippi
department, with Generals Price, AsgTuder and
Holmes urder him General c w. smith re
tains command haza, and has aksn 9 hense nc
fer from the Presidents.
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10 mails from Richmond or tie ether cities OF
tie sou1h reached this city last night. From
tbs espitsl' nolhiug has been rec iVed for several
days Our Subscribers must, therefore excuse
a for the absence Of cur usual quantity 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-11

The movement Of Gariba'di ia Sicily, Which
a. FIRST every one, even The generals friends
believed 10 be a sham, has turned out q grave
reality. The most Authentic accounts place thc
number Of vo.uatee,s in bis army 1T i've thou
sand, while the number Of sh-se enrolled aud
waiting his aTrivsl On the peninsula. is many
timea that number. The Iaoment the hberator
effects a landing in Issly, whole brgades at
voung men are said to be resdy crush armed
and equipped TO his aid II this be t1s TIE sit
nation is indeed 2 sve.
Napoleon. h9wover nuclt he msy be disposed
to evacuate Rome. canHo yield 90 force and
! If Victor Emmauuei ever fires upen Ga15sidi,
the latter il is thought viii declares for therepuo-
| lie. and will carry Sic =. Naples Rsme win
him. and perhaps start tie republican move
m4pt again IN Franee. The troops Of Victor
! Emmsnu=i aud those Of Gssibalei cannot be
made 70 fight; it would he a crime indeed u
nusb hem TO such al extremity, seeing that
/ every man in the two armies is equally aLXloia
to drive The French cut Of Rene.
Nor can Napoleon afford 70 see Q rspnbl can
movement again started snJ where ln taropei
snd especially BY 80 dangerous q ies7eI ss Car.
bal5i. So thaE every one ia seeking ior ~ es-
cape hom this singular hiIeH, and re naj 'rtty
Of the public seem to see no fsrinT for tae pres-
apt tlan his That Victor Emanuel is limited
10 keesirg q watch on the movements ot Car.
baldi, and especially % se9 that As as 40 io5aiis
"a lis disposai fT crossing 70 the Ilal4laa5
Wide it Temaias wigh Napoleon 70 maze Alctoi
Emanutl and through nina Safbalci soAl'
promise IN regard 20 tho e~vaeuHi5n o. Il me-
witch viii Prove satisfactory 90 the party Q
action.
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TRTSTEFs, EnTIfE-

IL person baloing eams ggainst JONES, McBL
"A a co. Il Holly Ssrtrgs. rffszipul. as
CURED on acccGct Of the Annoy Eoand-v q nsstsris.
sold % ssia parties 10 lbs Coal-d=ra'e Stairs Eogeu.
msnt. Til ME me zane ior Fayrelt wish Nris, Ross e
Co, ct the'r orsiHess nouzs u Hogy Sprr Kiss. 81.
the earisss practicable DAY.
". GOCDNAN
VILLAS Ills.
WJLLfAh CRUnP
JE0 W.r. WAI-OE.
-es-W Ir1stses
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GrnnrrI Rnnlss sate.

Alter TIE falling back of cur forces to Csnter-
rsIe thsrs was naturally soms anxiety felt Gs to
10 saeety # General Banks command ss Cat
iesf,s and Bistow 81 ltioa He left Bristow sta-
ion about eight O'Clock on Sunday morning.
a,3 succeeded in bringing of his entire COM
msrd and wagon train unini ufed, his only en-
ca,ater with Jhs enemy being an oecasioaai IN
tsrchanoe Of Shots, lie reached Cenier7lile
sbont noon on Sunday. The fact that the enemy
IA not undertake more seriously 10 oppose ms
ianciion with Pope shows how terribly the Con
ss5srafes were crippled in the battles q tIlaay
aud Saturday
General Banks, 10 tho execaslan 81 'he oioFl
20 ISL end. burnt ope hundred aad forty seven
ra9faad cars and five locomotives, besides stores,
1000 ete -Nrfninat HateasgsH6cr, -
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- The Memphis Bulletin says that on Sat
ur5sy last a lo. OF foriy-two bales Of cotton YVES
being brought 70 the river opposite Heiens Tor
shiemsnt. and Wide n, frs: twenty one bales
was rel 20 the river side, the other twenty-sne
we've sci ere to AMI burnsd
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U-The St. Louis Democrat denies, uPon tHs
salhority Of Gen Curtis himself the stAieoent
that be las been superseded in command Of the
rrssFal troops il Arkansas. At bic own request
he was granted temporary leave Of absence Tor
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- We hsre been shown q sample Of salt
MADE is Rev. Z EOore, Of Water Valley, Miss
f.om fhe dirt ia lie smoke house. Ninety pounds
we.e ms3e IN two days, and not more Than one
fsurfh of tie productive earth vas uaed- The
sample before us-wil make an excellent article
f.r f.lle uzs
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Memphis, Tenn.


nus A9~t@3 0-c
TIE ~ sIn d Are ui BE ufnl OF o01t1rcr--
i Nsnre e. On, Memphis have eEel-d g p uEs D An
gus-s. Ga. dining -h war. There gre VII Pc paed
- near from or rreu5s. ard 10 attend 90 81 enainess
,Lsv cay uzTe u 1l-d section q co1n
We wHf buy aud sell on c.m1ssion any E1acl=s se1t
to a. criarad from as. { 20 bs hsE-Dr7 Gocd Gross
res ProdUes. no sF, Negroes &c.
Cks-rss mcdess.s sid re.urus promptly msas Or
dsas for purchases must BE- sccoE4Eaaet Hth Es
money 90 i-sGre ait-nH0l
Nr3sm IS. & a. sOUTdWORTH-
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GALLSTEaS ADTERIIsEBEITg,

WOOL! WOOL-WAETED!
Il will give TIVE y&s 0saaburg7
for Z pound good washed Noel,
or 81 cash.
8. &. FEcALEESTEE,
se2-1m Jackson. Miss.
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~ ALOtAsfAs
After a Ii.tle spsrring betweenDr Grundy,
B D. NabeIs, aud others Of the leaders, General
Sherman made disappearance, and proceeded &c
admonish tire tools as to their duty as legal cit.
zans of the Federal Union. This, with sdula-
tons TO their military ruler, occupied the re-
mainder Of the evening
Ga Sunday a serious Ere occurred on Shelby
street. We take the following account from th'
Brtieiia
Al bstReen three and four o'clock this morn
ing. it was discovered thst the rear of the Ia
store Of Messrs. Timer & Theis, on Shelby
street, between GayUso aad Union streets, wa'
on IRE. The alarm was given snd tie hu
engines were soon on the ground. The premises
occupied by Timer * Tnsis, and their waolt
stock, were destroyed This house received tol
devs age, ~f0rty-two boxes Of fell goods, Thieh
added 10 their previous st0cAT makes their loss
basvv-ten thousand dCliars. The gentleman
who manages the business Of this house wa
over the place, and including the rear, rs J.
O'Clock the preceding night All was then SAFE
The FIRE Is therefore attributed to iEcendi8rlsm
II there be any insurance on his stock, ]: az
b5rn If .eted in Cincinnati. Inc han& spread
10 the ue11 door, occupied by Mr.. Gfsham Is 3
? GIL ~ A2h 4. Al AHaE NHAHE H@@
in other be1as. This place was lately know
as the BHl Ron restaurant. very little wa
( ssved at dis place. bat we ID not know IN
amount OF loss-not very heavy We presume
These tYo PAGES we're in one building; the up
Oer ys7t WA unoecupied, and the whole Ws0
owned hy Be. Donovan. South Of the IS an
store of Mc App this place had the ROOT barne,
"a AZ dFud5red otheI damsgs. MS owned ~
.JaLu Houston. Esa formerly Of the city h0sPl
tai al3 s3 we are Informed, uninsured Sir
App's loss ia furniture and stock is twelve nan
dfed Cellars. against which he bas no iasurauce
South of App is tae grocsry s5ora Oh G3ur
gLts, who incurred some loss n breakage T.
moving his G~Grnieure. North Of the alley ~hcr'
tie Bdi5 Ran stood are tie new brIck premise
owed BIZ Mr. Riogwaiti n the store isieiy oceu'
pied bv Heckle < Co, now By a Eekefi7yi
lroeery store The window frames aoC sashei
vn the size Of the building looking into the al
leg were burned out Ecksriy losttWo hundred
ard fly dollars, partly by removing goods, bu
utiacinallg from stealing TIE upper part G
lie b5use is occupied by 3 woman named Lz
ze Liiss we did noJ ascertain her loss.
There was tweniy-seven cases before tao re
corder, on the 5.h, and q hundred snd forty dol
lars was collected in fines.
General Sherman had . review Of his artillery
forces Monday afternoon. The local Of tn.
BaIieia says: He took his position on sseon,
street.. b. Court slaare, while tie vast process
sion eff horses. men, canuon, and c~aissens sur
prised every one. sleh a display Of caaneI
was never seen in Memphis before. Il was Il,
most interesting Of the many reviews we hay
la ely had in the city.
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By eonmand CT General ERAGG
81 Is b COOKE.

"A 9s1z-si.
B-rssdisrGs1srl Lloyd Tigana1 hereby e mss
c0mmsnd OF al oEcs s and men sm5r csd Viflu t1a
a50Es oder
Aitnse sud Eea connected wish he C1u-~1e-a5
army who As mos t. tb5s De- =T inert sLi VITO Ua7
La ben eo8urce Wih aJy reg u=at ts-talea Oh
30 npalv. surrenders1 90 CsUfur=d ID che We- U4i ~
poit 4mu-Ga-ey 3. he~a@qu1t=r, % JfeE-rn Ms
Bg order ~ Big. 6.n- LCTD 4fLeHNsE.
P8WEaIAE ELLLS- IRs
"a 80 Er--H- ara a q Harlr-L-
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HOME 4GAfK -Quile large number Of Tsii-
gees rom III ddie Tsnnsssee wnc have been So
isnruisg in our city since the 1aHkee eeeoPS
uoR 81 lheir boi1fs eFe nov Tets mig - nisio
daily. GsisIssliy 2 pleasure 81 zee ~ n1ns
laglg faces, winch are ncN yisplee f usese "he
are oa tie eve Of dApartage 1say hey teFe'
be forced 10 leave laeiF Hfssilss agaIa, hnl
Isiher die deleHaing ID %, tFons fhc pailntien q
the Invading yaneais.-fd gffas0agd habst.
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ADYERTfSEMgNT0.
TRAMSTERA MAATEn

n NEsROEs wanted % TsANSTERs, fr eeA
~ Y~ilipigues eomoar6. G-ol NaEss uHl be gtTea
r-eY are wbn,sd Immediately KIP 70 - The under
3 g1ed. LEY-& AK
aafl a. r~r ~ 49, A . 70
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NOTTCE.

T wIsH 90 SCI my REs DENCE. in Grenai- -
1 would trade i0- Land Z wai &C. J fur-llare wrh
he p.ses TIE lsas ia vel silua-si Ui1 good e-irn
sses r. p sgEENAN
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AXES.
Two dozen iust received and EOr
sale af war prices.
=. &. TEcALEESGERs
SEQ ls Jackson, 98Iss.
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AIssx At L~aCIsTLLE-A dispstcb from
fle "a the 5.h, states thst that city was
fnto coasi2crable exeitem sa tes pew
-. svensng. b. rnmars that the Fedeial t5fee'
sseIbyvIls, ~ihirty-fve miles east bad been
aassea by The Conlederat5s- 10 RsA' VA
1aoua. lpt so great was lie e~onstsrps'9n tha
1..rs Fs5srsl feinsoreemeDts wese ssft @iFaiu
vsrs posaieept sautherA rights yea we're :
4esosa and, With 81 the Ps 81 pas
ttat5ie confined in The Eiis ely' sen
s eSslrs ii eilzsns. AID Hsns't
$ .lusbies, IS slse lePer.ed 70 by
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PuzismD -Gentemen WHO let. Memphis or
Tuesday, iafo1m rs that the pebHcation OF tdo
4rgus was suspended on Monday last on &C
count Of its publication Of the report that Gin
rinnsi had fallen. Il appeared as usual On
Taes6sy evening, the publishers having, We
r-,.ss d,re sufTc.ent peuaDee.
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CoMrLAINT RUN YnzDoC CITY Complains
,,sab Is from this poiut Of the fsilure Of orr
rspsr TO reach subscribers ole Of cur subse !
Iss writes as thai be does ret receive bis p1P
he ine. end be mentions The fact 4af
eerisin uaf,ss have been p~edaiipg the APPEAi
p5h he upDer corner. where the direction
,aeas5 espear. torn So" We se6d 10 payers G
rsvs eesuts 81 Ysz'o, and ere inclined 70 tniri
.sera h screw loose
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GENERAL KeARsEY-Tha Federal account
Of the DEAN Of this general states that he reds
into q piece Of woods to r%eeonnoiter, and came
mon @ L7uisiaas regiment lie was ordered 70
taf. but instead. tnrned lis horse and leaned
ever to avoid the bullets, aud rode rapidly away
wsne doiug 20. he was shot II the back killing
-,esanfiv-
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General Order 10. IL

JAcEsoy Hiss, Auglzs 26.1 la2
~ obedience % he following s1trse from sr 81
i Onds-z No. IE3. de-sd Hsafq1arerz D=Plrus1s
Ma. 2 Chattanooga A8Elsr %. leo1 via
III Brighter Geus-I Lloyd I'll sh1sH VIII proceed
% Visk; b-rg. III sss-EP FL and axe Command of eli
AboiIlcn aad Jonfelsrsfs 0Iceis and -s1-li5rs UE1
may BE- m lie Tieiufy o1 ttar pcs III tls plfprsH or
5erg e2ehsrEsd or psr7.sa lie Fil eslllz1 G esI p
usar< ieksnurs ats,ms suitass point O. e rl lad
rasre taese men can Do amply and rolTea-elag cared
Cor.
~. Brrsdi@r-Geuers fiishus1 vH imm=t-.-
rtccsa % 0Fgsnits the Coulsd-ras FEs5rea all
bavs been ezeaa god l. an rsfzs where T-sescar o.
lie Wilt retsn hem IA tls original rgIeB- az
psntss 10 which hey we're sH.stsd- any d-Eas
FROM els raie viii be specially rero-tsd % these E-ad-
qua-er5, with he names.
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I.orisvnLr. September 8 All quiet al2ag
ffe a IA figeF. Louisville sale lor lie present
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mr.rn,a mrnnLsenNeE.

Aneeer Union" maeing Was held at the
mA5ogs oSce en- Monday evening last Pres
cut The eares old actors. The following address
e judge Casrn wss adopted eai 3 " 6oarp
apeoiutaa 10 perform the duties it pFescibss
10 The zion Jadge cstron- Jn4ge Of tle Circuit eourt
Ualled States;
Al ! large and respectable msetirg Of Union
citizens of the city Of Aenalis, held ~ the
raavoris Office. on The 49, ms! nc the Invitation
Ia r-&eneral W. n SlerIaan. N Interchange
on;oions and consult upon SUBJ cts Of iuap0r-
fsres touchilg he internal policy o. The county
of shelley aud 81. tho city Of Memphis, the uu-
lersjeoed we've appointed 2 committee 10 draft
euisbie pogiioa 10 ycUT honor, respectfully
aslGup Cor the appointment OF a commissioner
81 Tie Lnted 5tssss 10 pursuance OF tne get q
Congress entitled "An ret respecting tuUayes
rom iasiica, and persons escaping from the ser
Wee ii their masters approved Sept. lsf Io5J
Your G mmit.ee sud the citizens o. Memphis
rss3ecs-aily beg lasve to ssste that, at ibis time
here are within Tie limits Of me city a iaree
ntmbsr q. negroes of both sex, old and Young /;
tb.tssid negroes nave escaped from taeir own
ers; ttas repeated applications have been made
I 10 Mein-Geuersl Sherman e restore said negroes
: 70 theIr lawful 0wners, bat that, by the Laws of
lbs laad the general is not allowed to use any
: f0rce or authority for the purpose OF delivering
no f~agisiqes from labor; dat, % this time, the
/ ctm,s Ut ibis siste fag tine city Of Memphis and
J for the county Of Shelby are 20 a state Of dlsoT-
Van.z zion. and thet as there IS no Legally con-
stisuted tribunal or court before which tbs cases
as above named may be laid, your petitioners
ask f5r the app0intm snt OF q commissioning that
he may be Immediately sppointed and duly com
ni ssionod TO carry iato effect the act of Congress
as before referred 10, and that your honor viii
make all necessary orders ia the premises az
VIll pIonots inc interest Of the people OF this
poriiCn OF the State
Your petitioners very respectfully present the
name of Cur worthy fellow-caizen - -,
Esq as s suitable person, and well qu3hhsa to
discharge the Eigh ard responsible duties Of
commissioned Of tie United states for this city,
ard earnestly ask for his appointment
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Richmond, Va, IA half pound
papers. For sale as
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-28

Hon HORACE GREELEY, the veteran ed
itor, delivered very carefully prepared and
thoughtful lecture in Mechanics Hall last eve
ming. lie considered at length the need of
homogeneiiy in nation, and showed that the
single ground of difference and alienation
among the people of the United States was 10
be found in slavery lie never doubted the
ultimate result. Our republic is to be nation
of ireemeu, Though we shall emerge from
the war very poor in goods, we shall be infn.
itelv richer otherwise, and the republic will be
stronger and better for its trial. An allusion
to Fremont by the lecturer called forth ire.
pressble applause.
The hall was about half full, which may be
considered very fair audience for an in
| dependent lecture, in these times of surfeit.
| Previous to the entrance OF Mr.. Greeley the
| contraband of whom we have made mention
was introduced to the audience but he was
| unintelligible in his delivery, and did not add
much to the dignity or interest of the occasion.
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The ChivaIrx in Tenr..

we make the following extracts from
private letter of Capt. Charles L. Palmer of
the Connecticut seventh regiment, written
from Dawtuski Island Jan 10Th, to friend
in this city
My prisoners captured Two prisoners, un.
suspicious duck hunters, the other day Ii
took Lieut.. Dempsey some time to convince
his victims that Gen. Lawton's pass was not
all that was required 10 let them through.
One OF them was Massachusetts man, and,
IKE all northern traitors, very blatant in his
devotion to the south. The other, South
CaroiinIan, very todchingly Grew forth his
bandanha and gave vent 10 his grief in flood
OF tears. by the way, this is one of the SOUTH
ern traits, which have never seen recorded.
The fellow Chaplin, you remember, cried
when taken. They asked il we were gong
to Keep their decoy duck and towling pieces.
Tod them they would have DO use tor such
al ticles at Fort Lafayette, at which South
Carolina snlveled again, and Massachusetts
frowned."
Two more duck hunters came into our
tolls yesterday. One OF them was PennsyI-
vanlan originally, whom The rebellion caught
IN Savannah, and the other IA son OF the soil.
hey, too, hauled out their passes from Gen.
Lawton, when hailed by our picket, aud were
quite surprised to find themselves in the
clutches Of Uncle Sam. The Pennsylvania
lad been SO much cowed down by public opin-
ION that he dared not avow his true principles
before his fellow prisoner even low but. ia.
ken alone, swears he is true to the Union, and
would not 60 back 10 Savannah il lie could
" e think him honest, but keep a guard over
hlm nevertheless. They were both sent up
TO Hilton Head When they left, cur Sayan-
van friend gusiIed, OF course. The other was
y."-HaHt6rd Press.