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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20

We implore them. (the working classes)
therefore, TO find other means than lawless vio-
lence 20 oppose oppression. Let them remember
that they are American citizens, and should. un-
der no circumstances of provocation, descend to
acts of incendiarism and outrage. Ii they would
assert their capacity to be freemen, they must
learn TO govern themselves and to repress the
terrible promptings of their Passions. By giving
way to excess and TO reckless and yindictive vio-
lence, they will defeat the objects they have in
view. If they have determined to resist the
conscription act, let their resistance be that of
men, the firm and effective opposition of those
who are conscious of a just and righteous cause.
Remember, fellow citizens. it is our duty to
prove that we are superior, in the attributes OF
manhood. to those who are now in power; that
we are better able to guide the Ship of State and
to bring back peace to our distracted country.
IL is not by yielding to the impulses OF frenzy that
we can substantiate our claim. IL is not by the
wanton destruction Of property, by attacks upon
unoffending negroes. or by giving loose rein to
the dictates of rev, nge and hate, that we can ele
vate ourselves above the level of Abolition fanat-
les and make ourselves worthy TO become the
saviors of our country.
The World, however. thus apostrophizes the
men In Washington:
Will the insensate men at Washington now at
length listen to our voicef Will they now give
ear to our warnings and adjuratioDsf Will they
now believe that defiance of law in the rulers
breeds defiance of law in the peoplef Does the
doctrine proclaimed from the Capitol that in war
laws are silent please them put in practice in the
streets of New York; Will they continue to
stop their ears and shut their eyes to the voice
and will of a loyal people, which for three long
years has told them byevery act and by every
word that this war must be nothing but a war for
he Union and the Constitution
The Express thus describes the scenes of Mon
day night:
The picture of the city last night, in the misty,
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AMUsEMENTs.


4 AURA FrESB's THEATRE
~ Soie sld hisn Laura goeao
Open commcnce inrfrr brftre
THIRD WICK OF rIiE ENGAGEMENT
or tho brilliant and dsshins concdl-nnr,
Mrs JOHN WOOD
QUEEN or COMEDY AND sokd.
Who viii appearin I'LL
TW0 CHARACTERS THE SAME EVENING.
ANNIE kRACEulhDLEtn
THE ACTRESS BY DAYLIGHT
And MINNIE
SOMEBODY ELsK.
In tho representations Of which
bHE STANDS uNRIvALfEn
CROWDED HOUSES
Nightly bear witness to e. superior tairntA
- THURSDAY, Jan. r.
VIII be performed the ~ dy entitled the
ACTRESS By DAYLiuHT;
WOMAN AND ARriSrE.
ANNE BRACE0iRDi.E the RreA, treas
OF 1910 JOHN WOOD
tiier original characterb
A nd the comedietta OF
SOMEBODY ELSE
hlSNlE.... ,....,..s.......,..f,. MIRA JOHN WOOD
(w sonss Of MA he 40 submissive Vile snd Thcrss
\ Faith ~ the Rvor') -
NOTICE
In active preparation new
FAIRY BURLESQrE.
Repete with splendid .crnefy, machinery wa~drobss.
Properties, Ac IL which - rsniic effects
viii be produced The piece wrieu Adapted bs p0pu
lar dramatic aothor expressly Tor Mos JOHN WOOD. Who
will sustain the principal character,
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MINEs AVID LIQuOn..

Ypps 4 GRAY, SUCCESSORS on ". c. RuDsAs.-
lL.gssbTs1d Ykfarslrtk AZ fog sas, ~ hsrrsisks
lsrrts snd to>Iss bI NJ . HOWELL agent ~ ~ "
Itif4 srrnss. tcfbst ~ ~ ksfts riscs
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WALLACK'S.
w begin atR
40 NIGHT CTiIuHsDAY),

- third ngn OF The old ,tm
THE PROVOKED II tSDAhD.
Saturday, PAULINE.
Mon (nrst time this feaaoD), THE LADY
Tuesday. THE SCHOOL FoR SCANDAL
BpK Book open any of the cuinss,
Ia pref arat'on, secrets Worth Knowing.
To he repeated Central Fark. MoncF Bof ftends Read
The Irish iicitras Lore aud Money The bachelor
of Arts aud n bold Stroke for Husbani
NEW BowERY THEATRE.
IN Sole proprietor ....,............Mr j. W. LingArd
THUksp,y Ern.ING. January a lsoI
TWO IMMENSE PIECES
The great seusation dranaof
JEAN yAI.JRAk
or, LES MISEHABiES
a. q. BOnfscn. Jean
w.
With the most successfu f~ntomine
HARLEQUIN JACK SHErPARD.
The popular American iragrdlHn,
MIR T.. EDDY.
IL gagged and will shortly appear
SATURDAY evening. bcGeat OF Mr.. a. g. HOhIFACE
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sHTPPIN0.

,,TEaM WEEKLY TO lIyERrooL TOUCHING AT
aep SS5s Company pns neSS
powered e oyassR IRON ssssnshl
lNBuRA sssurdsy ysnaars 81
every succeeding Saturday at from pier Al North
RATES OF PAssAGE;
% e. . hs'soa 90 = fs"aea Z
Pa 20 s.9 l. Ps B BaS -
ntwerp. &c. At equally low rates
ss sera from $50 r cnSo s
wn SO T.ose Who Wish 70 send fof their friends
These Steamers have superior for passen-
ry Patent Fire Annhllators. Experienced Surgeons
'Py |; h's Gsso% 70
Il Con- 6n' Saaa 10 10 Rss ascE
k N william street, IN iaris 20 JULES DECoUE As
pha John O. DALE iii iI walnut street. or a, the
JohN q. DALE, Agent, Is Broadway, New York.
STEAM To LONDONDERRY GLASGOW AND LIVER.
~ pooL-The Montreal Steamship Compan's hrst class
ri,nd next saiSrday January q Rates OF rassass TO
"a ss7 aisersge ,esaa with good Provisions so Ger
@ our very low ' r pa
or passage apply at Y h1d@sy az My = Y9T s,.
HAMBURG. AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY
i'e iaSor'e hfss e1tyI p sTsnt iron mail steamship
| ii. IAIBE COInnlanier,
YER root o. fs sTr IaTss' poSiiyey on ,.
DS takes passengers or Hamburg London, Havrc and
M ssea Sp f sssi5ss fssuary
trSH hlsnE e. sSa E.i is g,s
IrHE NORTH GERMAN LLoYD's srAMsHrp maNsA
n,ed State mail win sil from pier % North river loot Of
'' sHTUEDdsS DAY, iFdEBRUAny u, AT Il O'CLOCK NJ.
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
LoSb6S s,'i nAvkE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
For bln slss; second cabin $50 sceragc 49,
oELRICiIs CO. IS Broad street.
The I'M valed sipSsr lp hon 70 win sa or Liver
S0 App "a sna III hppAIG Sr london January
The clipper ship JAMES FOSTER. JR. few more
nocns BnofnER co f1 1si % South street.
Splendid app' ship pTtTohY Capt. Ly sH po Tng
as 29th lan ary For low, st rates apy imme-
@'s' ?" 0'' sS REST q 70 South street.
lLD BLACK BALL LINE or PACKETS FOR LIVER
g q',IThe new and ia,ort' packet ship ALEXANDER
For pas elm cab second cabin sieerase-apply
board: foot q Beekinan street. ROCHE EROS, L
EOFFEf. - South street
x/hooAur MN Oh ~ IIN O6 IONDDN
by The Oh Black Star Liae.-For Liverpool, the JOHN
Is January Por drafts apply WILLIAMS
k'0UIUN 40 Fulton street.
|EoR THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, SINGAPORE,
w ksns sn Soe IT. o1
topping thfabove named ports For passage apply j.
III. FORBES CO., Boston, Capt w. q. Johnson Astor
|fcuse. WILLIAM O. JOHNSON.
|NJOTICE.-THE STEAMSHIP KANGAROO, FROM
~ Liverpool, will commence dscharging under general
order, on Friday January 23. at IA. NJ.
JOHN @. DALE, Agent.
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DRicg :, CEsrs
TiiE sRpGEANTs
BOIL BOOK fDR 1iIE IOsPANr
DETAIL AND H4iAD.
nss, ppehstos bound ~ waisf prof zap Win
pencils ssd caisndsrs for is1s unp hfs ~
" lnshss ,onxinns slanss 9Th printed date for tif
days. sns on~ hunsrsf for sslsd
free recs.t Of The rrtc~
". FORTUNE. 10 cAstAsn street. III
Neral fiscount 10 svt ere and dealers
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COOPER UNION ron rIiE ADVANCEMENT OF
~ sgie~ an The ssconf free L~etufa ~ the
lar 1hs slrns ~ govsransn Eli - 10
uvsfta " tls hall ~ ~ LrtDn TtufaGAy evening
Jan ~ htsr s,byE e. Hists -. D.. LII u. s8byect-
:" Ihe uuTsr OrxD 81 Gss Dnwsrnusnf. th- Tts0Yy
OF Tho Social Con- ,Act." AL are iafltea ~ At<Dd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-22

IL owns three 1ne Farms IN the Wos OF which y
40 miles from Chicago miles from the city
Ottawa 2sD acres and two IN sconsn La
They under cult wita good Improve
One, all OF these he desires 70 se cheap Tor cash.
will exchange good house Ia this city ~ ana farm
near by which he wants Tor his sr trade win
be given. money paid " required 10 any one
wishing farm this presents rare opportunity, The
location being In the heart % he ws.i Arply %
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fsifHTOy HALL AErOn fLACE-MR ~ a. DUO.
" Mans editor 81 Positive Yarts, without : saAaoN o.
D3ustJ soTies sol National Lecturv THURSDAY
iur JsnuAry ocles e1bgert-"A - desrs
d~srai The mot cci~bfsses tNous %
uqulty 81 tts ~ thsif os nfsi
Ir.sufrt TIE wl pfyicr the
eg@ "a IN r. JdetH aid ia times AEsfc. pest
sal presut Tt rAgsa o. -. gressGt TIE evils q
dsu'ou - ihs Uni0n Er,snination yos. an IHtsysD.
u0u. Lave ~ oysntry, ADMISSION n cent.
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OCULIsTS AND AU3ISTS.

eight AND IEARIN0.-DR. Y. A. CALDWELL. AFTER
- absence Of fifteen has returned New York
and resumed his professional business at 81 Eighth STR
(Cnton paee) broadway Dr. g. has devoted twenty
years exclusively 10 this speciality Occ hour from A.
81. tot Y. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-22
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

GoOD IMPROVED REAL ESTATE OR vACAkTLOrs
NJ In this city wanted, by cash Address
Herald Office. stating location. price. Ac.
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{OAssAGE FROM OR TO LIVERPOOL OR LONDON
by the OH Black Star iiae-For Liverpool the JOHN
n.y. sails January 20 For London, the YORKTOWN
Xxs}UIUN, 90 Fulton street.
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ISTEAM To LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW AND LIVER.
pooL-The Montreal Steamship Comlans's first class
nv po~trd clyde built steamer JuRA Captain Alton
ng the Canadian and United States maIs, VIII sail from
tland next saturday January "a Rates OF passage fro
ew forkfirst class according 10 accommodation, Sol
|nd $S7 Storage found with good provisions SO
hcacs Issued or bringing out passengers fro AL the pn-
pal towns Great brita II mn Gland at very low rates
or passage apply at % Broadnay, New York.
SAnEI. K SEARIE General Anena
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LNoR SALE OR ExcuAYGE-roR A FARM SEVERAL
Lots, With Store and Dwelling also piece o. Land
from three situated Duuhrk at the terrn
OF the New York Erie Railroad. For particulars
apply 10 GUsTAvUs BAYLIE8, 40 Broadway. New York,
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kLrOR THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE SINGAPORE
Hong Kong ami Shanshas--Thc new sieaniship Fob
KEN VAL leave New York Febl Whereabouts China
topping thabove named ports For passage apply j.
IL FORBES Co. Boston, Capt. W. o. johnson, Astor
X 1Cuse. WILLIAM o, JOHNSON.
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TOR SALE OR ExCHAN0E-7 FARMS AND COuS-
Try seats In and nigh Pialnned 40 acres BY depot
suitable for building o. asres u acres both mpreT.d
scre,; HOUSE. and lots; 8 HOUSES 20 let Call on
hiEfHEN VAIL "a Fulton street Saturday, from ~ 10
oei9ck other days rlalnleid depos. New Jersey.
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fINO CAPIrALISTS-FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
nnncumbercd property, the largest and most valuable
tract OF Land IN the market consisting of 26OO)
Webster late date Braxton) county. Western Virginia.
veye4 and mapped Ia lots of 800 United States
surveyor inersected the Elk river and oil
springs coal, mineral and timber The above mentioned
property is worthy of aen ton Address O., No 43 Cedar
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lLD BLACK BALL LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER
IL poo'.-The new and fayurit packet ship ALEXANDER
1ARShIL Ill sail pnnctuay Saturday 3ist
For pas ,en cab second cabin sieerase-appy on
BOARD, foot Of Beekman street, or to ROCHE EROS. Il
COFFEY, 81 South street.
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WINTER GARDEN
W IN Consequences OF the
uNEQUALLKD TRIUMPH
BRILLIANT AND BEAUTIFUL CUBA9.
THE DISTINGUISHING CHARACTER AcroR,
who have nightly drawn the
bAhihSr AND MOST DELIGHTED AUDIENCES
70 witness their itnpefaonatlna ageInen
formanuas -
THIS. THURSDAY. AND EVERY EVENING.
until further notice,
MR. @. w. CouIDoCK
will appear la the Of Problty In which he has
tnestic Drama OF
THE CHIMNEY CORNER
After which, Celesels celebrated Military Drama
THE FRENCH SPY.
Henri 81 Elmo. .........l
Hamet Nid Arab boy }...................,..CU BAH
AAthlde do Marie.
introducing her grand
BALLET DANCES
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nEssAric ARTISTS -vssrgp. rngArHicAL RIO
~ - a ali ices. faf 49, h9sF~ss - - trtst hsss q
tyt4y bo-sty - Lsylals ors1sI ktas-s4-Aa hyts-
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TOR LIVERPOOL = DREADNOUGHT LINE = THE
splendid clipper ship VICTORY, Capt. Lye, positively
ails 2yh ary For passage love- rates pny
lately board at pier No No IN river. or to
Y. NJ DEMAREsT, 40 South street.
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A DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE
"a situate IN the village oil Mddiebush Somerset county
n j., I've miles New BiunswlcN and within two
n,inucs' walk Of tho New York and Milestone Railroad
Lot 100 200 deep; house 80 froa
with kitchen at ached Abundance OF fruit the p
Church and school contiguous 10 the premises For terms
which wiz y; cay apply to CURTIS GOODWIN, 50 Barclay
street, Tor l.rce days.
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ia CAPITAIISTS.-FOR SALE, ABOUT LOO ACRES
eof Wood Land situated In Ocean county New Jersey
nom four 70 six miles OF the kartan and Deware Bay RAT
road these lands well watered with streams
OF the best OF water and suitable for cranberry peach
or farm productions; climate yeIy ubrious further
information inquire Of u. 7. STAMFORD, &c Third
N Y
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NAN1ED-ro PURCHASE. LARGE ENGLISH
w hgunl bitch, sic must be very tsrre the
p lfcs breed. Address ~ Pearl street, baselaenl
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A LARGE. BEAUTIFUL HOUSE. BARN, CARRlA
Hose two acres, nicely arranged, suitable for re-
sdcn boadins house large school. convenient to the
c for sale wothrds lis vaue exchange for City Fro
peity. SOUTHWICK X WOOD. 81 Nassau y rect
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NOTICE.-THE STEAMSHIP KANGAROO, FROM
~ Liverpool will commence dscharging under general
order on Friday, January rs. att NJ.
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lIrALLACK's OLD THEATRE GERMAN OPERA
w No ~, BROADWAY.
Great performance the French Benevolent
SDcicS.
THURSDAY. JANUARY q. 1865.
LIZ CHEvELiER DU GJEr,
Comed.e Vaudeville en- d,ux acts, par NM Meesyle ct
Dupeuty.
POUR LES PAUVRES.
Poese de Victor Hugo (cs Fcuies bAutoWnel, ditto
Mile. MARGUERITE De BoUIELIER.
HELOlsE E1 GAKRAILI.OU,
0ranfe scene comique, MN. MoineAuI ct PArso6
LIZ SEliMEST DHORACE.
Coincide en- un act par 1enry Aurgcr,
..t.uIn
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NICE LITTLE HOME-HOUSE, BARN AND TWO
n OF choice Land IN fruit Garden &C., on bank of
all In GOOD order and OF to the citv for
very cheap easy Address Solthwiok Wood
81 Nassau
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A $40 FOURTH AvRNUE.-WANT1D. BY McKIBBIN
~ DAY throughout the year. CITY and Country Dwell
ings and Miscellaneous Property fer which they
promptly supply cash purchasers approved tenants at full
mai ket rates
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u ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM
NOW OR NEVER -
NOW on NEVER
The marriage OF Charles :. srai,on, known Tos
Thumb with
MISS LAvIsIA WARREN
the Queen Beauty.
having hcen hred Tor Tuesday Feb 10 and the t General
having deern ID that she shah sihib.isa sfss
h. leca
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BROADWAY MEsAGgRIg-SD BROADHAY IL .
u LTnt, ulanagef.DI'en ia ly 10 A 10
with the largest ard most ny1rete soer'ien 81 iying
BEAST, BfHDs AND HEfTILEs
10 America New ani annua's nd1o1 almost daily
LADIES AID FAMILY PARTIES
MED thai ls sEah ylrg throughout The day
ami evening wttho4t i4ls lss an.
Admission q eents. rh,lfirn Ha1~f ten. u cents
The hishfst PRO- p~a TO- @ninaAs
, 1863-08-20
EAtf. Rn~ar


Gen. Forey has been madp Marshal for tbe
capture Of pueb1a. He vas born in Paris On
the 10th of January, 1904. He was sent to
the military school Of st. Cyr in 1929, and IT.
ter he graduated he was ordered to Alreria,
where he served with distinction until the 4t1,
Of November, 1874, by which time he had
nsen to the rank Of Colonel. He was promo.
ted to the rank Of BrIgadier General In l64s,
aud made General Of division on the cd Of
December, 1852 He commanded the left di.
vision before sabastopo1 until April, 1855,
when he returned to Frnnce. lie commanded
a division during the italian war Of 1850
gained the battle OF Monticello, (2oth MAY,
1881 and was rewarded with Senator's place
on the 18th of August, 1850. He Is the ninth
On the List of Marahals in age, aud the last
eleventh y in rank, which depends upon the
date Of commission. Here is the list: Dor
nado, (born 18th January, 17s4;) Valiant,
18th December, 1900 Mngnan, 9th Dccem-
Der, 1919 Ragnauld de St. Jean d'Angely,
l29th July, ,17o4; Pe1issier de 1falakot1, (6th
November, 1891 } Random, (25th March, 17a5.,
Barsgney d'Hnliers, 10Th September, 17e5 =
Mel, (4.h October, 1902 j Forey, (1oEh Janu.
'ry, 1so4:) MacMahon ds Magenta, f1ath
En1s, 1s0s;) Carobert, (27th June, 1900,
, 1863-08-20

drcd thousand men up to the District of
Montreal, to cut The connection between
Upper and Lower Canada-to abstain re-
llgiously from interfering in our local
atinirs, but to force separation Of the
Provinces, by the mere force Of an army Of
occupation, fnterposing its military barrier
to their intercourse ~
Heard any Yankee man, anywhere. the
like Of this, which the Toronto Le1dsr
calls mighty rsselahon, forsoothl and the
"most startling intelligence that has been
broken to the Canadians during the past
centuyi'-adding TINT .' there can be no
doubt ofthe bona Jide character Of the in
formation Of A1r. McGee",-and reu,ind;nr
the Government that its duty is claar in
the premises.
Ridiculous as the joke in reality is it
assumes good deal Of importance to the
Canadians, from the high character and
standing Of Nr: A1cGee,, and from the
Endorsement which it has received from
the most respectable portion Of the Cana
dian press We, Of course, know that it is
all moonshine, but the Canadians are in
real danger Of believing it, in which case
we should lose good deal of the noble
sympathy, and support, which they have
always shown rs during the troubles with
which TIC are contending.
, 1863-08-20
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

The oil trade Of Western Pennsylvania Is
Increasing rapidly In Its expectations. The
following figures win exhibit some of the
products and shipments Of the oil wells: In
the twelve months Of 1867. the expectation
was II ,6G barrels Of 40 gallons. In the ak
Eas 450, 800 barrels, being an increase Of 343,-
l88 barrels In six months over the entire ex-
port Of the previous year. The best estimates
ef the production Of the Oil Creek region
give the round figures Of 5000 barrels per
day as the net product Of the Allegheny oil
which mill yield 1,150,000 barrels Of refined'
Taking The export Of the SIX months ending
July, 1868, as the representation OF thaf
1or the coming Elk months, and under
no adVeIse circumstances will they likely
Pc 6e maeh nas beloT the mark, NC have total ot
a1a natsGiS t1 os i@ fae probable Of
dnetion, We haye only 10000 barrels as the
supply of 1853 for home consumption. Or,
IN other words, the product for the coming
six months will be 900, GOO barrels crude. or
s25, eco barzels Of refined, while the exports
ton tn91 ~ VI be the same aa lust six months,
the supply Of the entire United States for the
coming six months. '@'S
A Correspondent Of the Cincinnati Com.
zaereial, Writing from Springfield, Ohio. ssys
a. one or the Plcntcs near toHn, On SAT
nroay last, made the acquaintance Of a Iii.
llPntlan Buckeye, named Joseph Lcfrsli. q
Fesiaenf Fes4s Of this place Joseph Is twentynins
SaIs naI a q age, Weighs 6ftyfour pounds, and Is
him Colonel, and say he Is to be commander
o. q regiment Of militia, The Coionei's "a.
11ner, WHO Is quite wealthy, Is full six feet
h,gh, and his mother was at least IN average
sizc woman. The Colonel is said to be o
6h1eWd, Enart, actfye business man: He Is
now emerged In the ea1a Of bees and patent
hives. Ramor reports Of him that he co1-
templates matrimonial alliance with a lady
min, New York. He formed her acquaint.
ance while she Was here with 4 travelling e1-
hibitiou, about si1 months ago, and thare has
been constant interchange Of amorous epis-
ties between the two, ever since. Barnum
some time ago, made some efforts to get the
Colonel for an additional attraction to his
Museum. but hts offers we're declined"
Hon. Charles 8rmner has accepted an ingt-
, 1863-08-20
an Eulosfum on Western Soldiers, .
3; Correspondence OF the N. Z. Tfmes.1

II r-o,,,s --MHapH1s, Ang. 9. 1863.
soldiers that are returning to their regime ents.
asked one Of them If he would not ike TO
nave siaid longer, and he answered that be
W9s 'homesick to get back to his reglment.''
,,1es,", said another, who had overheard
lin, Wyonr best friends. are the1e.n "sYou'rc
right there" he replied; nud then followed,
euch current Of inVective, cnrses, contempt
and bitterest hatred against tie Copperheads,
as would do credit. to an Abolition King
Lear. It was refreshing to me to travel from
Indianapolis to Memphis, in company with
curse for the Administration, the Secretary Of
War, the n1ggers or the Abolitionists. IN
Washington one can scarcely 20 into bar
rooD, hotel, or any pface where officers
congregate, without hearing more or less Of
tnls nnmanly, uDgenerous censor{ousness,
1ieve John A.. Logan is the exponent
the representative man-of this army. His
creed consists OF q single idea-to SUPPORT
the administrator. Nothing more. Give
all your energies, time, talents, property and
adopted by the Government. r You saSsaet cannot |
change them. We must dght-not talk, Let |
she next Presidency take care Of ITSELF It is
our business to support aud encourage tho
present Administration. It's membars, stand !
ing at the head sources Of Information must |
necessarily be better judges. what to do than |
ne may accomplish much; By lukewarmuess
and discussion, and temporizing, nothing.
me rebellion must be crushed, and there Ii
only one WY in which It can be done, while
there are forty Ways In which 1t may not be
done: These sentiments coming from John 4.
Logan, life long Democrat Of the hardest
Ehell, and ono who, from the scanty reference
he makes to the negro question, would seem
1T least to be unsettled In his mind as to il.
IRE producing marked influence in Southern
Illinois, and eyorwhere they arc read. -.
, 1863-08-20

The London .uorNing 1bss. In III editorial on
Canadian defences, says: We have confident
belief that the bluster Of the Federal Govern
ment will produce very. ealutary effects in
Canada. In spite Of theurgent appeals of the
Colonial Office, the Legislature Of Canada has
Ietueed to place the mi1itia on IN efficient
footing. As the Canadians hare no symnatb;v
With the North, the present aspect Of affalrs
On their continent may induce them To show
little Of the spirit which aroused their f,-
theFa In 1919. Prudence, as we'll as self inter
eet' should lead them to adopt this course.
We may add That It is the bouuden duty Of
the home Government to look to the naval
defences On the inland seas; from Superior to
toe IT. Lawrence there is not 60 much as q
single gunboat or armed steamer, while thu
Americans profess to have il their ports
dot1lla which, at any time, would give them
command Of the 1nkes, ard render access to
Canada matter OF comparative ease.