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4 yHaTTY xuESrf0i.

Thr Baltimore American" III long eiito-
rial in rrgnrd TO Southern affairs says;
And now t!.s question arises: How long
will the people of the United states-ihe peo
III. of 18th ..:..ou.- s.,nd their present Hu!-
ifsr;nps il co6rl,..l with each other: Cn]eSS
something is done soon to retrieve our cause
is there not danger that the patience OF al!
may give way, and that out Of want Of success
NAV come anarchy and Reconstruction sucn
as that foreshadoEed so long ago in the Rebel
debates at Montgomery, and now once more
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" tfLORIOE.S &C2'OEi ~

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N.,.:
'"' SECRETARY "'"'''o' 'o'"''t '''''e "''
less. How c!aTHrt.T1&t'c "' Tie "unE Ma
pclcon'' UPON the reception OF the atr,ve
jcc,,.:ch in N.w York. M.Ct.Ila7, stock i'm
yauc,,
''leu'p'sis "o"' up ~ " All ''''':''
Inc following iS lhe "esii'u'h ''o:n 'ii' / III
kec headquarters. q, my an account OF lbc
E,b;.
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lLiS t'as Uefn al e'e"ti"' I'm! III t'ic ".,.''3
o' Lhe le"ellio"' ~ ,"t''e ''' ''"I" !e
III "''''h 'ne AM " 'ns '''n'"c .'s;
o'1n 'ic'"' I"uS, MI" mn 'h''''eu ~ :"
'SH' A"S '"'''' .''' e"''''' '''' ~ VIZ '''''
'''sit. ,
4, '''e '"" i u a'l ~. ''I.s'' ~. n,
90 ;"e '.t'~ '| $500. ,r,.,
,-"''s, ""' t .r,.,.
ho'Is = uI"'E Tue '"Ii''J n"'''' ",' mn
.'''cis' ,, '"i''eH s'-". ~! "'' ,ts ~
'ss'lIl" 'oss ''.a. ~ ' ;rh5to,,;,ah,..
ill.,. .,;,.od cr,,, =, ,no .ntlc ami w,s
.r ',ar,sd f-nn, ,ha AL;
Cen. Richardson. commanding division.
was Severely wounded ar the same titnc.-
Gen. Sumner, determining to rrtaAt ;i,c lost
ground ordered the trrm,pS ~ advance. which
1huy did with wiiI, driving the rebels jeioTc
them With great slaughter. They. not only
rctooli the sruu@d hrt drove thsnr quarter
@ ia mile beyond
In this action Grnura IIunSfc!d vas shot
thrnugh he lungs ard died soon Alter
During this time the troops under Piirn-
side and Porter had hot tean hlic. The: drove
tie IchelS from The i'lie 81 "'it'e'alh HFeeh'
on the mnIu road u onarpshu7g, hIil' il
bri; ,c--.Ee Old rHt having been destroyed
AMI occupied the opposite nahk. lie i"SS
here wn- considerable.
lh' troops n"W !r" '''"A '','hS ~ t,!''
cT"cs. t1 yet possession "' ih' r''iSe "i h''i!'
Oh the iisit aiin t'' h"''' 'iie' ~ Inc ''a''
nom whct, the rebels were th"aoeI'nt' away.
with artillery, was taS" no. S''N''S "''""'-
p!iShrh. nyhrH ai''s'"" WIZ t"e a'''Nu''-e
ct 9,'n,'''' w ME -; w -,
,i,., ILL. ,,.,,,,., ~ fl ,I;.-c,i,,-
|! ~ uu~ five q ,!n'k, and all the .n.4l, )
positions have bces;i carried except ne one on
the left hand side ri the road. 10 DO this
tuly Burr side WIS assigned. Tn. artillery
opened and The lnf,ntly a,ivanccd The point
was carried Of D. cLarse. but We were iurced
to renre h.lre superior force. knuwihG that
{ thew lost This ridge, complete rouI ii their
army y orid be tic c>ul. They iuught with
great .ieSuerauun.
Darkness nov overlooked the two armies.
and hus.,,;ios ceased as though by mutual
cnns-nt
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TlPE'S OSFICERS.

E;uc,y seven ii i'cpes officers, being all
;bg rsppahannock sud POTOMAC. were yes
,.r.i.y so;;. III to E;nil,a, on James River, be-
i,.s Rc'!,:i.l. on parole. This action was
,,,.a i'll consequence Of the explicit declara-
,an, ,rc,. the h;ghcs; military authority of
=; .yankcr Government, that the orders of
zen. Ivic, ~ which exception had been taken
* p.c>,ient DAVIS, we're no longer in force.
Tn. reason Tor their detentioh, according to
.,.o.ac,;..alipn of President Davis. no longer
,xi,ilag, they stood upon precisely the same
:,,,;a: as other Yankee officers, and were,
;,,e.eioTe, subject to parole and exchange
,,,,y readers sre doubtless aware of the ground
,,..o :. h;ch the close confinement OF Pope's
o...a,s was placed. Our Government, al
s,svs anxious to conduct this contest upon the
,.,r:awieiged usagrs clcivii2=d warfare, was
..rse.i. hy thu highest obligations ofduty to its
...=a.s. i. aiort such measures Of retrihu-
i.-4 aa ;etalia;ion AS would repreSs and
-s,,i.h Il tarharit.cS openly proclaimed by
;.... the proclamation by the President
;..s 2nrciy 4 .ratter ol retaliation, forced up
-. :,.; X ihe infamous orders OF Pope. When
..,.c orders wc:c ,..adc lnnpel alive and re-
,.a,si. tlr necessity for tnSt proclamation: as
". q. Is .i>;iti,ut.on, ceased. We are glad
.,...si.- :a:ri Ani dreaded ru,r>c of PreSi-
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The Asalth O. Wilmington.

The Wilmington u. c. journal" Of the
23d instant says:
0.,,vtwo new csa-= nf .ciow fever have
besn reported up 10 twelve O'Clock. II ID
proper to obser7e, however, :ss. tnlS ~; - ~
report OF only one physician. The ph}sl-
clans are so generally pressed as to be unable
to make reports in the forenoon. we lea!'
eror what we can learn, that the disease y
not decreasing.
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Fifteenth V:.cinia Regiment.

ms Fifteenth Virginia Regiment, Col. Thos
+. August, suffered quite severely in the late
oastle Of sharpshurs. We give below the
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No. Two.
HEADQUARTERS Army Or THE PoToMAc,}


HE.DaUauTEas ARMY Or THE PoToMAc,
Sept. l9--l0 30, 4. M.
Maj. Gen. II. W. HALLEcE, General-in-Chief:
plcasanton is driving the enemy across the
river.
Our victory was complete.
The enemy is driven back into Virginia.
Maryland and Pennsylvania are now safe.
GEO. b. MCCLELLAN, Maj. Gen.
These two dispatches will convict General
Mcclellan OF defeat and of falsehood.
The Northern papers are jubilant over the
crossing Of the Potomac by General Lee
They call it "a flight" and claim it as proof
OF their victory. Here is what the Herald
gives as the very latest:
ON THE BATTLE FIELD NEAR SH.spsBUsG,
Friday, Sept. l9-Noon.
The victory is complete and splendid. Our
troulS deserve we'll Of their country. There
has been 40 battle to-day. The rebels are IN
full flight. Mcclellan is now in pursuit OF
them. What n page in history has been en
acted on this bloody field Of Antietam during
the last forty-sight hours. 4
Here is another: r..
HARRISBURG, Sept j 1852. 4
information Just received :irt1r glue battln
fSid says our victory is |c6npiete. and 'ss.iat
General Pleasanton is il hot pursuit: of tic
enemy, ard driving them across the Poto-
Mac.
The dispatch With We publish at the
head ofanother column has perhaps opennI the
eyes ui the enemy little. Gen. Lee is work
ng out his own plans, md knows what he is
about The pursuing of " the flying rebels %
is not such pleasing operation as might be
supposed al least Gen. Pleasanton no doubt
thinks so, if indeed it was he on whom Ja:k-
son fell like thunitrholr, and afterwards
chased like deer
The iIcrald's correspondent saws the Yam
krr loss "wls very heavy, but the rnrmy's
much grearvI.' Anuthrr says "Lhc loss of
itm ,ei,~is l.. luiiy equal to cu1s.'
LOSS IN OFFICERS.
The "Elerali" sars:
,',ir own lis Of general officers wunndsi in
the oattte is pretty heavy. and includes items.
Hooker, Richardson, MAY Weber, IlarIsrlti,
Sedgwck, Mraghcr, Sumner, Dana, French,
Ricketts, and Duryee. General Mansfield was
killed.
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.llnRrrn srHRExulRn, cnl. nIIpEg.

Inc "Ilcraid' has icSpntcn IRON L"uiN
vile Oh .hr 18th which :ay,: The journal"
to-iay has received Information tnat Colonel
Wilder and b., gallant hand, after fighting
three days. were forced to surrender L" an
oyeru hcmlug force Of the en.nIy al II y cIork
Tuesday night. y
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ssnr,TIns. OF AIntY rkAlNs.

General hiciys. uuSTterTla&tcr t'cnsral OF
the army. has beci. engaged for some time in
sys,eIualzing measures Whereby the train;
OF rhr army may ne materially reduced. The
example Of the rchc!,. whn sntcr upon cam
psign and win important -Iccassca without
long baggage trains. y 4 practical warning
on this wisr. Napoleon allowct h'iL t:Ta
hundred wagons to forty thunsand men. and
they worc to carry one month"; provizr'nS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-26

Mer,hsrs of Congress are to t. elected i!.,s
tall III Sew York. Pcnns; ;Ivanla Ohio, iidl-
ANA, Illinois. Delaware. Iowa, Massachusetts.
Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New jersey
and N iscprs,n.
TIE \. Y. "iIcTali" calls on the people not
to forget these elections
sour armies haze driven the rebels from
Mnryluud l1,,i,'t prsrt l., :irl.r ,hus- hvce
intrigue. aidrl thu ,:p-ls f:orn Eungress At
lhe approaching sisctIc"a.
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DcsrsrGTIoS CT raE:;TIcE. MISS, r. ! tHinN GIN

CAi.o Sept. li.--1'n" lI""t CARRYING the re-
hrl prisoners 10 Vickshbrg was fired into at
Prentice, opposite NAporon. .irkansas. Sew
erals balls passed thr"'!gh the ls"an, killing
! 7nmhrr Ct rchrls. None oi our men Wcrs
hurt. TIN g,lninar landed and gave the III
hahltart> fifteen minutes Ia remove the We
men mid children, At i::e cr,l ci' which time
the .1wn wGS hurnrh.
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:;'CLELLAN HEARD from

MicCic)an's cd;fat despAzcncs Of the battle
Of Wednesday aYc in The "iic-alo-" j" They
are cbaractcristic AMI cniiGus. Here Is The
first
GEN. MCCLELLAN III GEN. Ii.ALLECh.
hit. ~.
lIE,ppr,gTrRS AKIr or PnTS'M",(
Sept. IH 500 a. NJ.
Major i;clreral lI,LLn.S. trrneraI-m- CiirI:
Hut little m"nrred Yesterday except sHr-
,nIShjng.
Last night the enemy abandoned h'a posi-
lion leaving his dead and wounded on the
field.
VIC arc again in pursuit.
do not vet know whether hc IS taIhDg
burk {, an anterior position pr cIoStanS the
liver.
We may safe! yH.lailh victory.
GEo. i AlCCLELLnN,
Major General.
II will t.s seen that tho above vas !rrltten
on Friday ,nprnr,s. The battle WAS om Wet
uesday. He had run 40 suddenly, ae did not
know where Lee was. Hercs he is modest.
we may safely clain victory De tinioly
suggests.
Two hours hster he heard of Lees move
ment across the river, and be went on INTO
ecStacics. He was wonderfully enih ,hteneo
in the two hours. Hear hun:
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LATE fIGhIWERM NRWz.
GENER-lL MANSFIELp KlLEFr.
GENERALS HOOKER. HARTsuT, nURTEE
RICHARDSON, SEDGEWiCk, FRENCH. SUM
NEE, DANA MEACHER, RICKETTS,
MAX WEBER AND Rob.
MAN WOUNDED

We have received copies Of the New York
Herald Of the 18th and HGlll n,st, We make
the following extracts:
The "tieraid' contains letter, two columns
in length, dated at H9oasboro' on the l'th
inst, giving descriptiod%f the battle of an
tietam Valley, which claims an immense vic
tory, in which the rebels were driven like
caaf' heInre the wind" As to the fruits Of
the ''Siclory," The correspondent says:
They are bloody indecd-in fact, pur-
chased by sutitringS such as are ali stoutly
contested battles | have heard an oili-
Ger remark thht this Was the only honest
hattls We have fought, meaning, suppose that
all or our officers tried 70 whip the rebels. Our
loss is quite severe especially in officers
t1eurrsl and field officers especially. fell vic
tins to the rebel fire, which. ut times, IN the
earlier part Of the day, was very animated
and we'll directed, Indeed at one time il
seemed as if the rebels in adrsleate onslaught
would break our line and throw Us into con-
IiSioi,. pnr loss in l-itertg.y and To days
fights will reach probably ten thousand
mostly waGnrial--the killed not il the usual
proportion.
IIo1ntI = ,r'ri LAT GEpOgr
The following isa copy ct the iaTike. ten
Ri uonker':; nllicia! rrporl to Mcclellan.
a great battle has bean fought and
arc victorious | had the honor 10 open it
yesterday afternoon, and it continued until
ten o'clock this morning, when was wolud-
.s and .'"nli-!ir'! t. quit ih- telt.
The battle w. Irught "itsi .r"nt violence
:.n h"lh >in-.
"ihc carung" has been awful.
c" only regre: that was not permit; Il 10
taSe part in tie operations until they were
concluded, 70, tat counted on rHi,, ""j'i"~
ring lfoil army or 'i'iriny Mrm mt" thr 70
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Tie following appears in the Philadelphia
= Press"


September 18th.
TN discovering thF movement Of the enc
my, early this morning, General Pleasanton
was despatched ii hot pursuit. with TWO hat
lcrlrs and two rr:imenis Of infantry, through
gap Of high hills, and lie succeeded IN cut
ing oil a large amount Of their anlulnnllon,
supplies &c, besides small portion OF
General Maxey Grcs:'s S5ath Carolina bri-
.ade.
General peassnton shelled the enemy With
effect a. they passed through the rut!nr-
The last srel Of the enemy they were HyT-
ing in ;hc direction of Winchester, and il Is
supposed they would retreat prccipita;cly on
tn Richmond.
Uur entire army had crossed Anrictam
creek this morning, and was inassed between
Ant,etau creek and the Potomac Opposite
Shephert!Stumn, and there was every evidence
that Mcclellan would cross III. river.
TIE lass Of general and Geid cGics's "a ""r
arnY Is so t:lrys rs to be uhaccVunfdh!c.
R'.br! d.sert-rs represent the foss of the
enrnry'> officers az equally Sc"Grc ii was
;ndcrStoot that General Burnside mad crossed
utn Virginia via IIarprr's Ferry and moving
oil 'hc enemy.
prs;,,tc,s report that the recent movement
u the rebels in escaping into Virginia. was
entirely conducted BY Stonewall Jackson. the
other CHIEF officers, Lee. LongsLreet, &c.. be
In.. either wounded or too much !a;igurA To
nc sriit irni.
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W.. .-..pr -rl."uiL., 70 t'1uh- tan cSnEi:
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THE rnBn I.EGiOS.

T!la .FIernld'' chrnnc!es the capture Of
iicT. lowell Cobb and his staff. Itr,roriG
that ,sen. Cobb IS wounded and has heen sent
10 Eredcrlk
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ELk ISLAND For SALt.
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'.I"TI' IT. '-'P'' NJ I'-|-'
Privalraii,ira from Lnurs,llIr.s va lniIlnnI
oils. DENY thu truth ui ia. report of il.a sur
rcni.r ~ hinnIoIL>s lie. Thr. I....:. :h.t
n"t!llu. - lnuwm If IT IN !;c rlf..
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LAND FOh SALE.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-09
STAR.
s NaCTUREAl. kRKTCii


Even IS cone ard hon tbedark Park, bark.
Gh- s!gnakOf the sEung sun-one eEu.
Ana ak is sounding tom tie chime, prime time
TO 60 ana ssE the Druiv- Lane Dane slain
Or bear Otheilo's ! alous doubt spout out
Or Macbeth raving At that shade made blade,
Denying 10 he frantic clutch much touch
Or else 20 see Ducrow with wide stride ride
-Four horses as no other man can span;
Or In the small Olympic Pit, sit split
Laughing at Liston, while you quiz his ph;I.
Anon Night comes, and with her wings brings
things
Such as, With his poetic tongue, Young sung;
Ehe gas up-blszes with its bright white light,
And paralytic watchmen prowl, howl, growl
Abost the streets and takes up Pail Mall Sal,
Who, hastng to her mighty jobs, robs foOs.
Now thieves to enter for your cash, smash, crssh
Past drOwsy Charley, In a deep sleep, creep,
Bat frightened by Policeman B., 3, fee,
And while they're going, whisper low, ''Nc 60 -
Now puss, while folks are In their beds, tresds
leads,
Ind sleepers waking, grumple-sDrat thai rat -,
" 10 In the gutter caterwauls, squalls manIs
some feline foe, and screams in sEriu iII-wiIl
Now Bulls OF Bashan, of a Erize size. rIss
la childish dreams, and eth roar gore door
Gecrgy, or Charley, or Silly, willy niIIy;
Bur NuIsemiid IL mig h;nare resi-, chest-pressed
Dfeameth OF on Of her old flames James Games
Ana tnot sns oears-what faith Is man,s-Ann,s
banlS ~
And MS rom Reverend Mr.. Rice, twice, thrice:
w me ribbons flourish, aud stout shou, out
has upward goes, shows Rose knows those
oows' woes Tom Hood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-09

TIE ARREST or THE MAYOR OF NASHVILLE
The correspondent Of the y. \. World writing
rom Nashville on the 3l:t ult., says:
The first graceful turn OF Uncle Gam here was
ieIt whereabouts yesterday. Shade CT Old Hickory.
how sweet the sight was to our loyal eyes, and
how terrifying to the beholding OF traitors.
The mayor has been put under arrest for, LIST,
refusing to "take and subscribe" the oath Of al
legiaRce.
I'd. Cttering seditons language on the street.
I'd Introducing, while member of Leg islature,
resolution pledging the City Of Nashville and
state OF Tennessee TO the Southern Confederacy,
and rendering the capitol to President JEFF ard
his cong ress.
other arrests were made yesterday for seditious
talk and the like, and "by ST. Paul the work
goes oravely." Gen. Dumont, &C ,upying the
chair OF command, seconds every motion Of Gov
Andrew Gen. Jackson Johnson to sti1e the very
whisper OF hiss OF the secesh serpent. The effect
OF these first arrests was electrically wholesome
TreaSen hung its head again and closed Its mouth,
There will be few more turns of the heel before
the week concludes. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-09

A COOP ONE--Jim NJ Stew, son of Mrs. Maria
a6rew, OF this place, has won the respect Of
Gen. Mcclellan by his rough way Of doing his
duty. The General was lately riding along tie
,hes, seeing how the boys were getting along
I'm was or guard when Mcclellan rode up. He
Hemsnoed the countersign. I'll am tue Com
in2hoer-ln Chief, George b. Mcclellan - "well,
'oeh; Commander-ia-Cbief, George q Mcclellan
Eet down from your horse and give tie counter
slgn, or Will see what kind ola hoie tue muskeis
which J. X. MOIesead procured for us will make
IN re oOdv "f the CoH,TlIaLs'er iu-Chies George
b McClsiian' The General dismcunted, gave
the wosd, and praised Jim for a good and sifbfnI
soldier, AID told him whenever ae wanted favor
te Iei BIN know.-Moaoagahs!c Repnb!ieaH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-09

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