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beFsd that 10 religious vlsw-ousEde o. any POLITICAL
separation or regal -CoastAntnePss 70 de
CIR and hs people Rome 10 to the Pope and ha
usoDle. Iii religions conviction, amounting to the
voice Of God With al members Of the Greek Catholic
Church that tGsy, the GaeisAt taiGd-ths sIS~ than
Roman. should possess and hold The city where Con-
,.,Ds Are. behed The eross luminous in he hssysnA
and where he Grst embraosd the religion Of Jesus Of
Nazareth, and where the arst Catholic Patriarch
sst--befOre The Pops Of Rome exlsted-aud ihs
explains how Russia has been strAining Like hound
In the lsssh sfssF Turkey for years long gone
5apsrAid this to all the political and other causes which
urge Russia to invade Turkey. and We shal see how
strong the pressure Il which commands the Car to seize
lin accordance with the wishes Of the whole Greek
church, TO Owu and occupy ConStaatnople; and We
shall also be able to guess hos slight cause viii
safioe 70 make him grasp Ii, cost what 1t may!-
For this she hAs tolsd and waited with sleepless
vigilance, and enduring patience and faith, since
before the days Of Peter the Great. England, with
her usr-lnlOsmsd and sAgacous statesmen, knows all
this and here thus hurredy glanced ats pause for Eng
land No. l. The seiIlre of Turkey and Egypt BY Rus.
sA backed BY the whole Greek Church, and all her Fin
nsh and scIVonc anitiss and the threatening Of her
Iadan poseessiOnsher chief Of trade and wealth
has gowsred beOKs the eyes of British statesmen for
more than century and still tnges with shadow all
her vista
But what ese-Arspg out Of considerations Of later
orsing Why in the event Of another rupture between
EoglAnd and Fasbes on the one hand, and Russia on
the other, down the Amoor the Russian iron elAds
sweeping British and French commerce from the
Japan and Paeds seas, before succor could come
around Cape Horn. Up the Pacific, British Columbia is
seiI,d-dO~n the Pssi6c, Australia, the young, pro-
gressing wealthy, Anglo Saxon Empire, is gone and
What becomes of the French ard Engish territorial pos
Sessions
Here, then, france aud Eogland, so far from being
sbs TO aid as effectively would aavs their hands uu in
Turkey 10 the Pae6, end slswheFe to preserve int
sra their ovu Empire This IS What gives second pause
to England sud virtually in the face Of her former
cbyslrous hAbtudes towards governments, and 10
spite OF her cruel sun srings-Psrsiy her action.
We throw out these hints facts of great import 10
reascpg ninds regTetfuy, orly because have been
unable to davelcps fully ths IDEAS which hey suE
gssL W. shll have no help, moral or material, from
England OF France uat oSD suCeIsses hsVs placed
US io pOsdor, 80 clearly ii dependent and strong,
70 incur 90 hard to any European Power by our re
cOsnitiou Ii is for this tina! England WAits-whe she
pAqses between domestic psnful needs the band
aud the sOmbre shadow Of Russian power on the other
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jos Bson6sd however, overcome al Obstacles and en-.
sbled the army Of the Pennsula to move march and
light with the regularity Of \ machine.
This statement 10 made 10 justice to jor B!oouhsld
Who 10 absent account OF sickness at mo time that
write.
AK the attention, also, Of the Government to the
valuable services rendered BY hr. VIM Norrs Of Bald.
more the signal nicer In charge Of the signal SERVES OF
the Peninsula, ana 10 tbose Of bis efficient assistant
Lieut. Llndsay, Of the 18Th Virginia Regimen.
The stesdiness and herosm Of the officers and usn sf
the artillery Of the Peninsula both heavy and light
very conspicueu, during the attack the Of April
and daring the siege which followed.
The high state Of efficiency Of this arm Of the service
Vas mainly due to Col Geo. W. Randolph, Chief Of Ar
llery ny stf Who applied to lie organic l,ion dis.
cpne and preparation for the 6sd the resources Of bis
great genius and experience.
To this intrepid officer and distinguished ctzen the
country indebted for the valuable services from
the battle of Bethel where bis artillery principally con
irbuted to the Of the day. to the prod when
he vas removed from my command by promotion.
he was ably assisted by Lieut. Cols. Osbel aud Brown
OF the came corps.
have the honor to be, cir, very respectfully. your
obsdent servant
(Sgned) }. BAsKHIAD hAGKuDrH,
Major General COMMANDING. o.
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TAX ISDIAS ATROCITIES IN MINNESOTA,


\ De- pAtcu CAel D. ! AUS, SAu lnsthnti says
Reliable information from Fort Rdgeley conf-ns.
Without doubt, all the previous reports. Mr. Wicket,
the Assistant Superintendent his way to the Upper
Agencies, met = messenger sin miles from Fort Ridge.
ley, on Monday morning, announcing sn outbreak at
the Lower Sioux Agency, and the murder OF all the
whites, except few. Capt Marsh set out Immediately
Sth forty i've men.
At ferry opposite the Agencv be encountered urge
body Of warriors who orened IRE them, and after a
few Voleys large boOy Of ambushed Indians in the
gear fired upon them, killing number OF them. 70
treat Was attempted the river. While in the
ter the Indians killed tbs Captain three sergesnts and
four CorporslS Bat seventeen returned 10 the fort
Ca Monday night the light from burning buildings and
grain stacks seen In all directions.
Escaped citizens into the fort during the night,
giving accounts OF horrors too terrible for Imagination
70 conceive Mothers 10 in rags barefooted whose
husba and children slaughtered before their eyes
Children came who Witnessed the murder Of tie pa
reuts or the burning Of their homes The roads, ia all
directions to NewUlm, ere lined with murdered men,
sOnen and children
Mr. Porter left E5U Tim Tuesday morning, and was
oVertaken by Who reported that the Indians at
tackled the toER, 500 strong, a. P. NJ, and burned
several buldings Several ctT,ns we're seen TO fall
Toe people had gathered together and bsiieaded the
streets.
Letters TO Gov. Ramsay say that hundred known
10 be killed, and it lie believed Thousands.
Gov. Ramsay yesterday ordered the militia. With
horses, to the scene.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
CELRLOfTESYILR, /
Angus; 2s, 1862, !

August rs, 1862,
10 A- Fftor Of ne Wig.
ALLOW NE, through your coumns, 10 express my
hanks the many good people who have generously
responded to my appeal tor sd to the sick and wounded
u the hospitals In this place.
From Tie people Ct O'SHse Court House and vicinity
rave received 81 VNiogs times, moaey amounting to
$780, besides various boxes Of vegetable fruit butter
eggs clothing "nes and various ether comforts Tor the
sex aud w,uadsd.
These received principally through Joseph Hiden,
E'q Of Orange Court House.
sso received through Tim. $50, contributed by citi.
OF Culpeper, IL the vicinity o! Rlccoon F1fd.
Great good hss been done by these donsdons.
Toe money has baol nearly al expended, only some
four dolars $50 remaining The hospitals are siil filed
sh -ick aud wounded, (:he latter from Cedar Run,
and Any donations Of money or OF comforts for the
4cs aud wounded will be gladly reesived The articles
to.losing Vii be particularly acceptable Tin basins,
cups ard sacefs shirts drawers (no matter how old or
eOsgse,J sporge, Damages O.: TO inches wide) old
usu rag eAidsd Int ioe all sorts vi fowls eggs bu
ter dried cherries oaious hops -iHes pure domestic
brandy orOckeTy Of all sort knives and forks and
auy deieAees aud comforts which can be transported
Any Of Theses things OF anything slss which would add
the comfort Of the sisk and uourds' viii be CRATE.
folly received Fresh vegetables are gr suJ needed
rne hospitals are suh ring iOF some hops. Money or
other donations may be sent ~
Raw } u EIDEs,
- NJ.
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0hapllla Of post at OhsrIottesslIls.

las sI0.ssIos GUs--We have had the pleasure Of
examining this recent imE Sjyement In modern EaFfsr
aud uahssiisi1gly give il Dqlalhed approval e.
oeDg Of the aest inventions yet submitted to our
military hoard. Toe inventor il true Southron, hut
from prudential motives withhold bis tame from the
puoio We would be glad 70 give full description Of It's
various pOns hoSever the Var apt r the art
OF sppropatgg the good things OF this Eo,i We
from doing. Suffice il 10 sly Tat for rarge p-eci
sion and penetration, II Is superior anything knoUn
We trus, thst "A fsH months sJtiefs viii b. sup
plisd With tits deadly Of warfare before which no
Zoe stand IL Possesses the merit OF bslog made OF
pure steel aud iron-uota particle Of wood being used
IN It's manufacture.
cRnLOn. throWinEb balls from siI TO thhteen hundred
pounds, and ranging from two to seven miles, made on
the same principle Of the gun has recently been testet
aud performed with entire L. Is capable Of de
sroy' soy kind Of Naval architecture yet devised aud
long our proud and inso.nt foe will be furni he'd
with such proofs Of power demonstrate the error
of their loug Wanted supremacy upon the Wstors-
Jask,oH N Sti's ppiI',.
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PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF SOUTH O.ROLINA.

n
" JAMlsOS Preidebt Of tie Conye 5n Of the Psspie
OF soaih Ca ina ~ virtue Of the hory vested o.
tn sAd Convention, ard In lance VITA tie provisions Of gu
orduapce passed the CoLyenuo tbs day o,
the year thou aud eight hundred sixty
witch OrdAns IN tie President Of the nOa M he shall
Re Itd n ~ns TO d. by any twenty members Of hs
Convent shs by not unfSr his hand, daily phed
mble IBIS Convent Wit delay time and place 10
b. hi nSi aod such request IN sr1g has brea
by twenty mbes Of TIE Cynye ton, d hes.b cOny0ke
;Nu and The TIE aa lonyenton 70 rAs.
fmhle a COumblA 10 Ihe state aorGsa at ~ o'clock
TUESDAY the 9t1 day OF s,ptr Der next
Ggen snder ndt BGrs od, Is ts-ntyiIi LAY OF Al
s the year Of Lord ousani eIght hun fred snd II,
ytvc. u. D. JAhIsJH,
lg9s-l0t Pfesitsnt Of the Ocny. 1uo,
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promenade Who Asked him some Questions concerning
the uses Of the Capitol bulldog which being regarded
by him impairment, we're answered 10 tA ne man.
ncr. The stranger who turned out 70 be English
mar, considering himself insued fred up and produced
his card, but Gen. H4leck cosred him and handed hin
over TO the police The Incident caused great eIceme
for little WHILE bu; the promenade continued.
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NOTICE
~ NJ ate WtDsrs' Angus q o, NE Passenger rIss.
~ The hishIoad ADD .yls Railroad tvu a. lille
NAY TRAIN
icg West rrs sn es'o Rohuaa' (isiy s.s,pt sss
d<yJ aud ~ DAuuIIe Al I3s1
Goa lag ett Wey -Ia'a = care Danvil. ~ 4
All
Int tai ~ tbs ioes Oni' ami .In stop Ct
regular station S1rkey lie, d. lon Of tie RI
~ and Dshyls Raj ro>d xallTo Will ,tc
az BerklVl down ir
Bs gage n,s vh De Cd so A. H. aud snsr thai
hour way baggage vii be received
THROUGH TgAIs
Nssi Throo,L Trsiu ill Bhuaond dsiiJ a. lie
D., aud eomrs Ess Will reach Richsond us.s ais uas
VII the thro eh travel and s xop any z.y ,is
uO's
Passengers for Janct'n vi take lis train.
Bg.sse sItrsnc- vii O9In 10 A ali eiSss al Sos
NJ, nd Do bsgssgs Vii be re- ived after ths Lo.T.
Traias vi. le'se prnrrty ST he hIed By sehe5ue
The evening" Odstoh ain will be dsconsf ate.
Wednesday,, Ausu.t 2!-h
JAS. n. LEsTIR,
aug General Tiek et AVeot
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
The su)rt making TO rise negro regiment in Rhode
lsaLd has not with remarkable success. About 3
hundred Of the colored folks Of Providence assemble
70 discuss the matter. They not unanimous the
sui set and ]; does not appear from the proceedings
that any very exalted sentiments Of patriotism indeed
that very ardent spirit Of any hind animated and u
inflated this assembly. d..
great row occurred at meeting at Burlington,
Iowa. man named LSndebsugh attempted 10 disturb
badly bsaten. but his friends and sympathisers rescued
him, vhen the Home Guards turned ont and arrested
nee OF the and sent them uuder the charge Of
she Sher.d. 10 Davenport. -
The NhDston Star hss an account OF personal ST.
tack mad upon Gen. HAlleck the Capitol grounds,
during h4 Performance of the hsrle Band. II appears
that Gen. HSllsek was sccostsd BY stranger 10 his
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rIskEI nsIscs-rHT IrpsssEs OF THi was.


TIE Hartford Conn, Times Save that /" the Var Ia
costing, be proved, nearly $4,000 900 day
This vas on the rs day OF jay. Since then Lincoln
has called cot o0O OO0 moe u0ops Even il time Of
peace the soldiers Of he Uoitsd States were estimated
20 Ccs. the government a 900 man. Lincolns Sddi
toua eyss will therefor adj 5000 900 900 pee snrum
- the cost of tie Wsr-SopEoIimating an addition Of
81 600 O0oa day to the - 600 now expended. At
tbs lick, think stand the loag 'our
Northern brethren" TheolloNng /, the article of the
Connecticut paper 10 whiSl the admission IL made
l. i8 the opinion Of the New Yosk Tribune that "pu.
tirg down the rebellion Is expensive veil 90
ocdy business" TlAt paper indeed hiaks "the nation
IA undone." l. not only has hopes of restoring the
ULiou, but would not restore t II could. Il 20 in
plain terms Precisely what il ia urging on this tex
pensive and bloody" war for does not clearly appear.
The Tdbune, locking at the money aspect Of the case
and droppCg all thought Of thc sacrifice Of lives and Of
national poRon involved in the strife proceeds show
TINT the late Congress- happily ended, appropriated
1913 O5s 527 co. Gso, that the ,Ira session, last
ucr approp riated $265, los 2g6 go
Toe total amount therefore, thus appropl ted reached
the enormous and altogether unparalleled sum Of
al l1s, ISL s24 G2 More than eleven hundred millions
Toe recent army bill Gl)ue appropriated $500 900 600
or more than included in Law or decree by
aUy government earth What Is to be the result of
ali this Il there prospect that such debt
be paid Aud how long this rate Of living be
maintainedi
IL Il fact that cannot DO denied, that large pro-
portion Of the gigantic expenditure las gone into the
pockets OF "plundefprs Of iha public trtssury"-ths
css, Of politicians referred to By the &C lcsgo platform"
a. favored pArisaps at the FsdesAl metropolis" Il las
b5eu asserted that nearly onehaf Of this has
been tins worse than wasted The war lie cOstiug az
be proved, nearly 0OD 600 aday WY, read the
Developments Of "fauu TIE government" published
else Ehere in this number OF tire Inns 1. confirm al
far goes the astounding revelations made By hessrs
Dawes and Hale.
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S25 RENyAR D.

Osr-on Saturday the ISL iattSaL -heTe between &c
Exchange Hotel IN the Petersburg poi, sQIsefa ter.
ton together With the sVpoinim ut % Lss SAINT QuAea
10 tbs p A u The io'ms teore JGdys Hal
yberton. - hese pAp.s be o. no service aay
otpt III, TIE nn5.I SS pce reurb em the
the American Htel -hsrruph ~ will receive the above
OF S5 aug 21-gt
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TIE following general order recently issued by
Gen. Burnside:
HsABQ'Ss NIsTH AksI UOkF9,
Near Fredericksburg, Va, Aug. II
Gsasrdt Onfsr, No A misrepresentation seems 10
exist TO the spirit OF order from the President Of
che iited Stsss, concerning tho subsisng Of troops
10 the enemys territory which will lead to serious lie nse
uosss promptly checked and With ihis cot the Com
handing General calls fora strict observance OF the fol.
ls<ing
The g. ire of private properly, under any cireun
stances, by ulSutho.E'd partis7, Is strictly prohibited
The Wasefulness Of indscfmi0ate plumber inpoVer.
hhes country, while 1t adds nothing 10 the support Of
q army policy WILL "a humanity TO the inhabitants
dictates that all eves should bs made according TO
tabshed rules, aud under the charge Of discreet and
competent officers.
Whenever, in the judgment Of the Commanding Gen
era i shall become necessary to levy private proper
~, the proper feers will DO appointed who viii carry
out the measure according to tbs ussges Of civilized
fare and With the determination, on the part Of the
Commanding General, that he command shall lapse
in'o bar5srsn all unauthorized and irregular seizures
&ll DO followed by severe aud speedy punishment
By command OF Ma. GKE Burnside
LKvTs RICRHoSD, Assistant Adj't General
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NEWS FROM THE NORTH.
From the latest Northern papers received copy III
following extracts:

From the latest Northern papers received We copy the
following extracts:
AZ IxrosIrIox YRox LINCOLN.
Lincoln has written the following latter in response 10
ono addressed to him by the editor Of The New York
Tribune, In the name and BY the authority Of twenty
millions of the American people" In his letter TO LIN
coin, Greeley says: in behalf of the 'senty nilless"
for whom he prssumes 10 speak, that "a great prOpor
ton Of those who triumphsd In his election sorsly
disappointed and deeply psinsd By the policy hs seems
TO be pursuing with regard 70 the slaves Of rebels" Mr.
Lincoln replies As fOllows:
ExIcurIvE hAssIoS,
Washington, Aug. ~, 1861
Hon. H0RAcE GRKILEY:
Dear Sir have Just read Jolrs Of the 10 b. address
cd to myself through the New York Tribune II there
be In Il any statements or assumptions OF fact, which
may know 10 be erroneous do not and hero con-
trovert them. II there be In Ii any inferenoes which
may believe b falsely drawn do not and here
argue against them. there be percepbe in IL an I'm
patient and dict&torial tone waive h In difference % an
old friend whose heart have Al~ays supposed 70 be
right.
As to the policy "seem to be pursuing" you say,
have not meant TO leave any one In DOUBT
would save the Union. / would 1t the shortest
way under the Constitution. The the national
authority be restored the nearer the Uaon viii be
hs lon as Is was" If there be those who would not
the Union uuess they could at the same time savs
slavery, do not agree with them. N-there DO those
who would not the Union unless they could at The
same time d,s.roy slavery, do not agree with then =
Ny paramount object 10 this struggle 10 70 ssye The
Uncn, and "a aot either 70 save destroy elayezf ~
could save the Union without freeing any shave,
would do it, aud if could it by freeing all the
slaves would do l.; and il could il by freeing
some and leaving others alone, would also 10 that
What do about slavery aud the coored race, do be-
cause believe IL helps to save this Union, and what
forSear iobear because DO not believe it would help
10 save the Uaon. shall do less whenever shall be
feve what sm dong hurts the cause, and shall dc
more whenever shall believe doing more will help the
cause | sla try TO correct errors when shown 70 be
errors and shall adopt new views fast they shall
appear TO be true views
have here stated my purpose according to my view
OF ,5eial duty, and intend modification Of my off
expressed personal wish that all everywhere could
be Free Yours, A. LINCOLN.
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NOTICE

RIoHMoND AND DsEvILLE yApROAD,j
bfPERIsIIsDE' rs OTHcs.
Richmond, August 2st. 1864 l
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AN oEpsE iseM GIN sUEsslDs.
HIADQ'Ss NIsTa AKsI OoErg,

TIE following general order was recently issued BY
Gen. Burnside:
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100 Doztk FANCY PIPE CT sy,sJ variety st "a
wv AID fer ssls ty y PKfER ON 4 90,
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Gnrop6tiDe Nac5riebtess.

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Der lestsn 8o(fs5G9lune BON england 9ibt BIZ
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rufen.
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