, 1862-11-24
4 NEW NEENCKKAUxEN,

Is.c London Times has a correspondent
ut Richmond, compared with whom Rus
sell is the embodiment of the truth itself.
Ore Of his letters is copied back into The
New York papers; and We give it as our
opinion, that for pure dcyiiishness aud nell
dacity, it s,upasses anything that the war
has brought forth, not excepting the most
mcndaclous cf Bcauregards's dispatches, or
the most outrageous OF Davis messages.
The writer's style and the other evidence
Tint he gives ofa cultivated intellect, show
that he is not q foc1; hence We a1e forced
to class h1m IS 4 scoundfcl, just as deeply
dyed US the other scoundrels i'll whose III
ferest and praise he writes. But why scold?
Long b1!orc tic occurrence Of Aestilisies by
which the country is now afflicted,
the Times, once Christian, went
over TO the side Of barbarisn and
man-sclhng; and ever since the war broke
out it hns been proving the thoroughncss
Of lis apostacy by exhibitions Of nalevo-
lcnce and untruthfulnsss in regard to the
North, that are without parallel in journal
ism, since the days ot Marat. Its edi-
torials. its selections from contemporary
Journals, its kilograms and its printed
correspondence, all so 10 prove
its consistency in the work of
1nfau,y. Russell was but faint re-
heclion Of the hate and general dia5ol-
ism which speak through the Times when
trcatiug Of American affairs hence he was
recalled, and the task Of steadily defaming
& kindred people with whom England is
at peace, was Entrusted to Maclay, & poe
faster who failed at his trade of making
verses that nobody would read,
and that nameless liar who dates
lis monstrous publications from Richmond.
Alackay does duty at New York, and his
comrcer, Only more disgracefu1 as he Is the
possesssr OF more brairs, vagabondizcs all
over the Sauth, probably whenever good
whisky is 10 be had, or bribes for false tcs-
timooy are to be tobbcd. They are pre-
cious pair.
We said few days ago that ignorance
and mislnformation were probably the root
ofthe bitter. feeling with which the North Is
criticised and blnmed by the English masses
When We remember that to the letters Of
The men wllcm we have pointed out, the
English people, with natural prejudice in
taycr Of their own journals, lock for the
truth touching the great contest, we need
not wonder that sympathy with the rebels
Is 80 Common among them. They read and
neacSa what the South chu2kies over, and
tnN NORTH laughs at as lies too glaring in
enon ~. aosotd1ty to be seriously rcfuted.
Is there nc 1e1ncdvs
TIRE TRAITOR mAa0Nry OF
UosGQUE.
IL seen1s that this notorious traitor r.
Gently discharged from the Old can;t1o
Prison, was very ponitent before 1e.r;n1
there &c took and subscribed to tie fol.
lowing oath before lie was discharged:
], D. Aahoney, do so1enn15 swear that viii SUP
hsl, prclcct cnd defcLd the constitution and cuY.
c,E7cu1 Of the United States agauat ali enemies.
cl-aec Gl Mestic CT foreign, End that viii bead
tIns 'atsh, allegiance, and loyalty to the same any
lien o1 legislature to the contrary, uotwfthstand-
.ns; ana further that DO this with the full deter
1n.nssaon, rleree and pn1poss without any mental
observation or evasion whatsoever: and fnttber
1hat viii neither enter any Of the States noW n
ananr1ectton against the nuthosisy of the federal
eSes Wiz Inen ept noo @. & any c111espondence Ehat
opf3hog ne present Iehellien without permission
etf q sos esetn st ot wal @ end at II al inqs
ted sacs. ana that 1oiQ not. at anv fg;ss 1s t,t ~
eo''7zce Or canse arg action or stiif o9ainsf r.
5or causing MY arrest Or iaeenne,. s 80 ho stos s:
swesn and subeszibea to bsio5e ne 1Sis. 1itb