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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-17
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@tne etae n TT amlt&e umb int
reIdntet3eremonte traroe Dor stnt~
gen Tassn auf benz Set Daris Geteaenen
ShioRs Jgrrieres, Dem 2anoEBe beS 8arous
Samss y. Nptb(htlp, 9~efetert. @s fanb nGm=
LID Die ffterli6e @rSfnuns beS eiafaden
aber G0Gft eel4modOO1en 9et1aeles Rott,
ben 6srr .. Hptb lhtlo bort errtbten lies. Die
gauge 8amtlte Des BarOne, fotpte einc getptHe
MnSabl @tngrlabener tppbnten Der GeierIt@tett
Bet. Der 0roBrNakbtner bss gentral-@one
fterturns, Der @rDB &ubbtner BON 0arts mab
6err Iltert @Ubn btelten Gfe6en, unS beetiid,
piinlGten Serrn mno 5rdu Satnes BON 0ptb-
1dilr;4 bab tie tn tGrem prGGtteen 2anbfse
etne bsr anbetun8 @pttes getuet6te @teue
9egriinbet bGttsn. NaH ,tbnen erariF Der
Baron baS WOrt unb ipro& nit brtptater
Stimne Don bfn 9tidltAen @efIGlen, Son
oensn ct tn bteIem feterItGen Nu9enbltd bez
1eelt fet; CT smpfabl lttnen Rtnbern an, bie1en
BetIGol ale cine frUrnme Samtltm. Grtnnerund
gu beDabrsn, unb bem @lauben i6rer 0Gter
tmrner 9etrsu su bletbtn. Die @rnen tpnrben
bet oieler 0sle9eubett niGt oereelIen. 9err ..
Stotblhllo tilrOt9te an, DaB er aus MnlaB Der
5ettr bte Smmntt bon $4,000 Tranten an
psrl6ieoene WobltbGttsfeits 9lnRalten babe
DsrtbetIe1 lalIen. Die IbltGen @ebete muir.
ben sun 5errn Ourlabtsr gelprU@en. Die
3eremonie enoets NIT Der Mtnbra, Die 6err
BON Notbi9tlD. lslbff 3~tttrte. ,5sl4t,o III
@artbaIbt lr6nt elm Wonumeut al.
Der YrCptn3talratb BON @Oteu3a (etner oer
son RGubern betnteeiM9ten ueapclttant1AeU
YrUotnssn beptltste unlGueR etnIttmmie ttne
unterfasun9 fur bic pUEnii&e 3euOlntton unit
etn Denfmal far @drtbulbt. @artbalbi btltgI
in sinsut BON benz uDtrtttU" ~1srSfeutlt&teu
S6retben Die unterfIsune fair BITE 9~enanntl
9tepolutipu, aber lebat baS Dentmal fur iid
fflbt alb: ,@as baS Dsntmal fair MID lelbf
anbelanst," f&reibt CT, niO Bite tG, ben Sc
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-17
eGeero9bsf9ss ,M0nrt@Gess
stts&tt.sfHT ref EaItim5rs MeGsre.
80. GpuareR Der Der. gtaaten.
W0{htn otpn.. lis. Sea.

z- t y TN 9tpny TO- Neg.
Senot-D Die geltern I'm Seiiat einsea
bra6te 8tQ, ben 6eubst In Cob au Dfrbies
ten, 1T Su raoifal, olS baB 1te auf grfplg
reGnen fGnnte, aber @tnt9es tptrb bod 9efHr@
Sen, nm btsler @petulattOn etnen 8ttsgel Surs
3ulGtebeu. rt. a5.5. @
SIN Senat urroe Iber bte 8renG @scila-
ttrn Stu rappUrttrt, tpOnaa fa 6erlelbf pers
taate.. a5.
San, gu oertosen, bat Der Senot utHt anges
nontrtert.
Sans @oltns bpm Mo. bringt cine
8eite bon Telolutiunen Elm, bab Der 8ries
ntGt Der unterio6ung tDe9en 9efahrt peroe.
nod um Die Snattntiunsn btS SIoenS& gu
it0ren. DteIe Oaeleluttunen anO fat ibsretns
atnmsnb nit ben BON Grittenbsn i'm Suit
1861 etneebraGten. (8et Gette 9tlegt.) W,
QaOiS uno anDere WtitetieOsr Ntnu,ten bd-
.9e9eu. sd. e 80
G8 purbe barauf cine Stipulation paIlirt,
if9 ppm %. Of;. btS 6. San. at uertagen.
@Ine &eloluttpn tpurGe angenomrnen, tpos
mad bos Nftlitdr. Gcmtte an9epicIen wirb, gu
unteriu1en, % bus @eleb far Nuf9ebut Der
Nottonal,5 ruppen, tptl9e8 es tn ba6 Beltsben
Ger @ltern ltellt, ton suet 0sSuBfnen SSbnen
einsn aus3uIu2sn, ntdt elmer SerGuoerun9
~bepirfe. 'r. ls..a
0tlfon trtngt stre Neiolution ein, ben
@epalt Der psri6ieOenen NT. 9efret6re gu
oerntebrea. 0ervoren.
WtlIo on beantrdqt, bas Milttdr- GUmtte su
te~aufra8sn, Die Safe oOrssbtt6er 1nmenl6'
liafstt or 8sbsIen auf Dem S9laGtfel0 mnb
ee8sn Dte Grte0s0efan0euen au unterlu@en.
Nn9enDrnmen. .Ha -.aa -.@
9luf Nntrog Btllcn8 wnrbe pas GUmtte fGr
6orOcrunsen bsouftragt ote uriaden gu uns
terII6en. Gu5 nelGsn ote Soroernn9en bers
gpmnbeter nnp perfrippsltsr @plbaten niGe
ausbejaDlt werber.
6sraer cine 0telolution, tuObur9 Die 8etel'
(ensNGt0ritGte1, psltbe ltA weigern, .3uIen,
pua9eu fir unlere @tfan9snen apupttren, De-
ninctgt weroen. AneenOmnsn an. ar .
Gtne @lenar 8~e1otutton, oos SaGatr bes
Sen. prCfcbmorlhels gu srt6hsu, wmrpe auf
Den SID s'le8t.
Berta9ung. ~@1s -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-17

bnpfsn barun fallen su lnRsn. Denn @Is
barauf befsben, 70 wsrNen Ste mt@ sI bkK
i9mer3li&sn @rfldrung n6tbtSeu, bab t9 IT.
lclGes ntft annebmen min. co Ian9e Bic
Splbaten BON 3tpst auSldnbilAen Nrmeen auf
benz Bpben unleres 8aterlauoeS l6relgen; 70
Gange als Der Strpm bes 8urgerbluteS bon
Orient BIG sur Weeren9e BON Mefina 1teBt;
70 Iange als Die glorretGen l1eberbletbIel nm
Isrer Natipuat' @dladten our6 ibre etgeue
Sanb Uber 5unserS = aerben, tnmttten bes
spabntnnt9en Sreuoentubels unIerer Stdbte
20 lauae Der Rnobe eluer Sauleunb bic @nie
elmer 3uRudtftdtte %ernan9slt 70 LANCE, ale
eS ned @lenc, Soften un6 TtnaerntB IN Sta
Item 9iebt !: 70 LANCE IpreGtt ntGtDun Weonu'
mentea, am aaerpsnt9fen BON sinem Dent
NAL fir miG."
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-17
gieueres ton gbarIefon.
mba rb Der Gtnbt bmr&
Brte1tf9eS Geuer.

vi M ba b cement Der Stabt bMr@
8rte&if&es Gemer.
Gine G'ieaerei seraSrt. Sort @mmter in Sener MIN
Sort @unrus 16. Des. Das Narlas
tnentdrbcCt Sem Wurt brtngt fplsenbe NnGz
rtGtsn aus Ntdmunb
GbarleR on, II. Deg. II 0Utlfveeln
purcen lsbte N1ht wdbrenb bret StunDen
na6 Gburlston selaleupert.
3wette . epei d. e. Die Stabt 1T
In 9pil1enrdumen tp6breno Der 9ea6t bUme
barbirt tporDen. @lf 9oblfuselm tpurbsn In Ots
Stabt 9erorfen, BON pelAen etnt9e 9rte6tiGe6
Geusr entttelten.
Counter fu8 Seuer ; baiel6e tbeilte lE4 benz
5pI3psrf Der @iSUFiette nit, tpelde8 total
serlt6rt tpurbe. Qlm9 etntse MunttiOn 9tn9 gu
@rmn6e: @S fanpeu eintee Gp0esfale ftatt !;
Gin3e(beten Tnb nod nitbt 9sneloet. Die
feinoIt@sn Grandchildren bei4OI1en ph6 Sort
tpdbreno Oes 5eaer6 lebr beftis unb MOuItrte
utO anoere Satterten autrDortefen. Der Gum =
ter su9sfaste S9aDsn tn ntDt bsOsutsno.
@barlefun n, ~ Deg. DaS Geuer mar
heate nnbeoeuteno. SIN Sumter tpurben gsftern
10 9et6otet unb 80 Ssrpun6et.
Sw ett . epelHe. e. Die 3efels uni
WtooeQfabrtf BON Gains fng gsIfern Teuer
u1o pprre 3srfGrt.
3~Slf 6ublfu9etn tpurpen 1T Die Stabt 9es
t%nnrfem; BON iUelAen etmt9e sriebiSmed Seuer
entbtelten un0 Is Wtnuten lura uad bey
@rptUIton %brannten.
@barlefOn, IA. Deg. Das Geuer II,
Sumter mar RlOB 3ufa0is unO III 6elDlGt
tOoroen nnO Oie Starte ps6 Sorts III 70 grpB,
tpie ie.
Ste elite Der Gobssfaae III NOD utgbt ein9e.
laufen. - Wslern ipurre @umter ui&t Be-
IGu0en. - 8ter 8oOfn9etn ,purten beuts
Na9mtttag tn Die @taot 0epOrfen.
-@barlefU on, Is, De3, @stern Ntent
pnrOen mir niGt bOmbarbirt mub 6eute IL
Naes rubtg.
3wetteD epef9e, 49, Der Getub mari
Reute Mursen Il 6pbltugsln In bic Stab
nnb Z @ebaube purben getrofsn, bod tetnt
perl enen Serlebt. unlere gatterten antporteten
Dret3ebn 0antees@ sfaneenc, baruntcr etu
Sff3ter Der Ser. ct. 8rt8g @errY, fnb bte,
an8stcmmen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-17

uebrtsens molten tpir, urt sereAtSsu ieu,
aerne 8eieten, baB Die BctlHnft, Ictpubl bins
i&tltA ibrer Ditttpn nlS ielbR ibrer Dtoletttt,
ptsl slatter unb better TT, als irsenb eine bon
W6robam 2tncpln's friberen StantsfHriftsn.
Gtn3elne S6be, unltre 8e3isbuneen gum Nus.
lanre %be6anoelnb, brtnssn uaS bur4 tbre 9e.
fdltee Scrm auf Die 8ermutbung, bab fe
nTrtlt6 benz 8eriGte beS StaatssS etrstGrS
entnUmmen linO, aber no thinner Elm Wr9untent
folet, ca erfeunt man iofcrt 9tncOln's &laue
un0 StAl pteber.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-17
Qus bonn @uDmeffem.

Na1b9tlGe, IS. De3. Gs 8e6t baS
@sri2t, Sen. Gbertbdn, pel6er bic Song
ltreet bsrful9enbe Gplonne c~ommanbttt, 1ei
Gfli2 BON &nurbtQe auf ben NaH3us Der
Nebelen seIfpBen unb init iAperem gerluf
3urudgel6ldgsn !rprpen, tpUbet Der General
islbR ~0erpunOet gperDen 1ei. SIN Sen. 8urn-
toe'S 6auptq1artter l6sntt ma btelsnt Sc
rttGt, Dt9lei0 cs BON OerIbteoeutn Setten
6ierber 9elangt LIT, fetnen redbten @lanben.
Sen. palmer, wel6er Guf bd8 commando
beg IA. @Urps rsft9ntrt Bate, tpa: auf istner
i9etmretle Bis Bridgeport ~sefommen, alS er
8efebt erbttt, 3urGf5utebren, oa ietne 8efS'
notion nidt angenOmnen spprben iet.
Gpf. MtSmer bsrtGtgt bon Columbia, GdB
De ertsure unb 0arger aus ben &tbeGenIan.
ben tn grocer Nu3nbl mad jeuem @Ofen tcnts
men nab ben Greueib laut Der proclamation
Oe8 NraTbsnten gu l9pSren oerlonesu. @Ul.
NtiSner iAreibt In Be3n9 auf Die 9rcBe @n'
.3atl Der @~ntOmmenben, 9aB er nte 3upOr ber<
glet@sn geIebsn BABE.
pa @or etnissn Tagen IHon Eat eth Capt.
Berttns bonn Ii. Tenn. GAP. Gegt. Den Sen.
.9toIcranS unt bic @rGaubntb, ben 6reuetb
aendB Der NmnsItte. Proclamation leiIten St
'bitrfsn. CT last, Bag Die Steluns Eenne1tes
BON ben GenneTesrn tn Der 0ebeQen'@rmee
ntGt ssrtanoen purben iet mno baB ttnen BITE
9lueen erf felt istner gsfan9enna9me anfse>
9aneen leten.
Der RrO3e6 @nrlsYs. Oes @uertlsrO, pel>
der ben Sen. Mc@oof eOr etnem Sabre ers
murOste, If letnsm &nbe nobe. Dsrlelbe wtrb
ubne 3netfel SsbGu9t wsroen.
SOrace MasnarC, Der NttorneY @sreral
DeS Staates erttGrt In staert 8rtef, baB bte
ndGlten Counts 0abIsn nd4fen Mar5 TIM
Sonscn @taate ioasn at9ebalten tperoen.
Die 8lattern ffnO In 6rantltn ausBebru6en.
q Die NuSbeReruneen Der Gtienbabnen tn
Mtttel Genne6ee tnb Mlabama 9ebfn lhrer
lCOaenbnaS RAID entaeset. sa 1850 41.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-17
Grbeutruus BON SaumpOne in seas.

New gorf, IS. De;. Die g2ew Orleane
Sra pom g.. brinat einsn 8ert6t u6er bic
I9Un friber tnr8 9er1sIoete Gtunabme eer Nez
b~sIsapsrte BET PoB Gapa1o in Geras. Der
Bsrt@t Ia8t, poB cine groBe 9nnntitdt 8aum.
ipolle NIT Dem StGDt@en 8icsUrta In ,nlere
@'epalt fteI. Dtele 8aumppIe foOte lanoe
Dor Der earoun9 unieter Eruspen d 68rUpnss
bile SeIfaft tpsreen, mnBte aber aus W1onoel
an ErauspVrtmtttsIn lieefn bIetben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-17
&ebelcnherimtc.
6ort MOntUe, IS. DeS. Die Ntd,
3ettnngen brtnsen 6oi9enbes
rt as..s ~

Uprt M0ntpe, is. Deg. Die Gtds
tnpnosr 3ettnngen ~brtn9en 6oi9tnbes e
AIMS SenneHec.
Grtfut, 13, Oe3. Ote Meutefetteu BON
Der Tront iino ermutbteenb. l1uiere @aoolIe.
rte LIT IN NforrtatOwn unb ber Seiub ,peidt
3urtd. 2Ou9ltreete ~9aupiquartier tsfinbet li6
In Robserbils, Neut. Waaee rpn WOroaus
Stab Uerlt'b Denielten tn Cincinnati un6 IT
In lnIern Stnien etnaetrDfen.
Die Ntlanta GpnfGoerccY pom 10. {hreibt.
.OaB Die 1iSltC1e @aoalerte bts mad ben Qopfs
out Bergen por9sOrungen ist, aber tstnen TetnO
9eIsbeu babe. Man 0laubt, baB cine farte
fetnSlt6s rs. St.) @la&t mad @sRteunsTcc
sesen 6orrsf marlatrs.
OaleI6e SIatt ptG bettrnmt tpiTsn. bo6
AOsellIe @eiteret auf etnen gtatp mad Der ga.
unb Sf &tnneiee G%Ilsntabn sssUsen Iti.
3Ius Georgia.
Die 0stbsebuns bat f& Sertaat. @ie
maGte itber IA Ntu. Don. 8epiaisunarn
fur SOlbatenfamtlten unb nod anpers Sum~
men fir mtlttGrtiGe 3pede.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-17
eOnpcntiOm Der Ser. ct. xarutOret.

@Gepelonb, is. Del. Die gertanb,
lan8sn Der Ser. ct. aaratpren 'Gunvtnttun,
pelde bstite 3uia 0mentrat unb Bis iebt Bon
SO btefer 8samten beIu@t If, tperpeu bei vers
l6lofienen G9lren ab9sbnGten. Gs ptro Stet
iber cine @rtS9ung oer N6gaten auf @btslsY
uno Ster Debatttrt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-17
Giue Nrife.

Rew gDrt, 16. Deg. @m 6. nubm Sas
&anOnep6pct IritS DOR Btlmtnstcu ben enas
ltlfen 8IodaoebreAer gsrsS tpee. Die SIC,
bslenmannitaft lief bic Ceres Rranben uuO
Iebte fs In 8ranO, baS Geuer tpurbe ieOoG
baIb geISldt. Die Mal@tnen uaD Der 9r65ere
She'll Der @aDnna ltnb nnperiehrt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-17
@ifenbahnsnnaLuH

8 on, 16. Ds5. Die &utl6e beS Sol.
Nl6ert d. 8arnwsl eOut l. MaT. Gesiment
fam tsute MOrgen BET @6rliee Station In
@OaitOn nit etuem Ct entabnyng. unb Der
@cldnsl uno ltta Btib tpurSsn a~ugsnblIfltG
9etSbtet. 8arntpea mar bpr siniesn 6a6en auf
etnsn TlgSen ltrlau6 nod .6aule aefommen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-17
Sair Fir Die eanitats. epmmifnpn.

sd fOn, Is. Deg. Die @sp.g nqlanb
0atr gum 8elten Der GanttGtss @UmmtfiOn
irnr0e ieefe 9ladt tn Mufe 6aa erGfnet. Die
g0n1erneurs bon MlaGo9ulett8 unp glepz
OdmpIbtre unb eth 3abIrei6eS, ouserIslenss
publttum tOarsn oupe1euS. Die @tnnabmen
b~strn9tn sttpa $4,000. Die 6air Str1pri6t
Den bsIten GrfoI9 3u babeu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-17
Deferteure.

Bte beriGtet tptrO, Bat bic segenpGrttae
In Der F9 Die Mrmee bsRnbet,
bSIe TOl9eu. Go fol- 81 3ntIreiGen Dslrrtio.
men ffbren.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-17
Soit fFiaen @eeere.

Na9rt&tem BON Sen. @rig6t melOen, pu6
JrIeDenSssrtrGge nit alien JnbEnnerffdnmen
utabS abgelAIOlen porben fine. Der @sneral
totft, CAP ft& bic Subtaner Dor peitern Semi
lftt9tstten 8eBen Die Ser. Stnatem bitten
EDer6tn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-17
MrtbetIe Der Nrefe iIber Die NrGff'
oettenbDtfchGft.

Sc tCnate ntGt ftblen, CAP elm DUtuntsnt
BON folder Be6eutuns unb Srasweite, pte es
Die BOtl&aft beS @rGipenten TN 9eeenpGrtts
gen WuSenbltd 1T, inmitten Der 9refIe aaer
SHatttruneen 6te SerlntebenartfNlf 8e1rtbet~
lung faben tparbe. Nir toob ~unIeren Sc
fern In naGfebenben Ius3aos.S. Die 1rtbstle
Der bauptI6hItdfen Sraane alsr Yarteteu
DsrfIbren. Der ueberbItd Ii bon erCbtm
SntereIe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-17
@cf6rberung bes @eneraI BnfOrb.

Dieter rOodsre Sffi,ier, petGsr nod thinner
IN. tsPr 8efabrttGem 3nfanbe Frant baruteOer>
lieBt, 'p,'ros Som prSFOsnten gum @ensral,
Major befGrDerk. 81.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-17
Ginreibnns BON SOeimberiSbriaem.

DolGtnet ton, 16. Oestr. go6 Dem
tsstSen @slfss tSnnsn MinbeSjd9rise, b. b.
lolfe nater II Sa6ren, muir in belonbsren
6allen nuo nit bfiOnDerer @rlaubntB bee @e5
neral DrOfoBmariAu(s tn ben Ser. @tooten
Otenlt etn9sretbt rrerben. Mlelbst E@ Elm
IOIA Wttnbsridbrt8er unter Angabe, bab er 18
Sabre alt let, uno Der Sff3ter 3~reifelt az Gei<
nem @Iter, 70 tnuB Der &efrut bafel6e GelGpSs
reu.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22
Reduction of Fares.

The Great Western (Canada) Railway
has inaugurated the anticipated railroad
war by reducing the fare between Detroit
aud Buffalo to IS. The Pennsylvania
Central has reduced the faro from New
York to Chicago over six dollars, and they
have placards carried about the streets ol
Eastern cities notifying the public OF the
fact. Fares Oh the Graud Trunk Roil"ay
have also been greatly reduced in order t'
draw trave, from tho south shore roads vis
the northern route to Rouse's point snt
tho East.
THUS for tbers has been 90 reduction o
rates OH single roads, sDd the reduction ba
no effect, We believe, in this State. Pas
sengers going through from Boston ant
New York to Chicago have the exclusiv
advantage Cf the reduction.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-08-22

scriptjon Act at On early day, and by a.
summary process; yet the failure 10 do
this does not In any degree justify any vio'
lent opposition to mn Act OF Congress. Un-
iii il is set inside by the decision Of Judi
cin Tribunals, IL must be obeyed like nny
other act Of The S ate or National Legisla'
ture.
The nntnyonistic doctrine that mon may
rightfully resist laws opposed To their own
ideas Of right or dnly has not only led to
great dsol ders ond violence, but is one Of
the chief causes of the destructive, civil
wur, which has wasted tho blood aud trea
su'c of our people. Disregard for the sa-
credncss 'ol the Constitution, for the ma.
jesty Of the laws, aud for the decisions OF
tho Judiciary, is at this time the greatest
danger which threatens American liberty.
This spirit Of disloyally must DO put
down. 1t is Inconsistent with social order
and social security, and destructive to the
safety Of persous und property, aud subver'
sive of the liberty Of the citizen and the
freedom OF the nation. Those who fear
that there are designs in any quarter to
overthrow tue rights of the citizen, or to
obstruct the accustomed administration oil
our laws, or to usurp any power III viola
ton Of Constitutional restraints, should
bear in MUD that oil acts OF violence, all
public disorders, pave the way Tor these
very usurpatiousy aud that they will be re
garded with satisfaction 10y those who, for
any cause, may wish to destroy either The
power or rights Of our naton or State The
Constitution aud statutes of the S,ato and
nation contain ample remedies for oil
Wrongs which may DC committed either by
the In!trs or c..lzens, anG those who wish
to preserve their rights or to punish offend
ers, whether in public or private life. should
themselves carefully perform their duty
abstain from oil illegal acts, generously
support the Government, and then calmly
and rcsoiutely claim their rights. agail
repeat the warning which | gave to yor
during the rioIous proceedings of the past
month, that the only opposition to the con
scription which can bc allowed is all nppca
to the courts.
hereby admoHsh all judicial and exc
cutivo officers whose duty it is to cnforct
the law and preserve the public order, tba
they take vigorous and effective measures
10 put down any rio,ous or unlawful 0s
scmblages; and il they 6ud their power IN
sufficient for that purpose, to call upon ,h'
military in the manner pointed out by ;h'
statutes Of the States.
If these measures should prove INSULT
cient, | shall then exert the full power o
the State in order that the public tranquil
iiy may be preserved, and that the persons
aud property of the citizeus be fully pro
tectcd.
| IIOIATTO SEYMOUR
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Proclamation OF Governor Seymour.
Executive CHAMBER, Aug. Il

EAECUTiNk NHAAbbh, Aug. 10.
have received information that the
draft is about TO be made in the cities Of
New York and Brooklyn, aud l understand
that there is danger Of disorderly ahd ri
otous attacks upon those who are engaged
iu executing the law OF Congress.
canuot believe that any considerable
number Of citizens are disposed to renew
the shameful and sad scenes Of the patt
month, in which the lives Of so msnv Of the
innocent as well as guilty were destroyed
Our courts are consiguing TO severe pun
shment many OF those who were then gull
" of acts OF destruction TO the laws aud
property Of their fellow citizens. These
events should teach all that real or imagin-
airy evils cannot be corrected by unla v fol
violence. The liberty OF our county and
the rights of our citizens can ouly 6e pre-.
served by a just regard for legal obliga-
tions and an aeqoiesence In the decisions Of
judicial tribunals. While l believe il would
have been wise and humane policy te
have procured Judicial decision with re-
gard to the Conslitd,iouality of the Con
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The Rebel Financial Bubble.

The New York Wortd says "0ne OF the
signs of the complete exhaustion of the South
is the utter break down Of its finances. A
Confederate dollar is now worth only six cents
on the gold dollar, and at the present rate OF
depreciation, will not be much more than two
cents on the dollar by the first of September
The breaking up of the rebel army is accounted
for by the fact that the pay Of the soldier is now
not much more than Fifty cents of real money
n the month. Of course, no disciplined army
can be kept together for any length of time
without money or The hope OF any. 1t is no
wonder that the men desert TO the homes from
which they have been absent for so long time
when continuance in the army brings them
neither money nor glory. Service without pay
may do in French reyolulion. which is an af
fair OF week, but fighting for years at iha
compensation is very di 'erent matter"
Victory then must be just within our grasp
How dastardly is the conduct Of those VIII,
would prevent the Government from seizing it
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Have You Tears to shedt Prepare 10 Shed
them now.


Among the reinforccments sent to Gen.
G ilmore, are all the negro regiments which
have been recruited or drafted in the Mid
die, Eastern, and Southeastern States. IT
is estimated that he will soon have eight
regiments OF colored soldiers, 10 addition to
The reinforcements of white troops from
North Carolina, Virginia, aud elsewhere.
This concentration Of negroes in Federal
uniforms at that point, IL is limited, is TO
have sufieiency of that arm of the ser.
vice to act as garrison to Charleston after
that city is taken. or course the intention
is to hnmiliste the people OF South
Carolina as much as possible, by putting
their own slaves in positions OF authority
over them. If such is the intention, IL is
unworthy of great nation, though It would
be eminently characteristic Of the malig
nant faction who control the ADMINISTERS
ton World,
Fear ofientimes makes men behave awk-
wsrdly, and puts them in position to say
very ridiculous things. Had the World
dared to express its real meaning. il proba'
bly, wOnld have said, in the extract above,
that ii was terrible thing to have the
people of South Carolina humiiisted in the
least by our Government; even by the
taking OF .Charlesson at oil. With the
World, that is really where the tears come
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in; but IL they answer 10 this way, they
fear the people; for the people oil do hold
that South Carolina should DO humbled.
so, while It says nothing about the bumili.
alton Of taking the city, but speaks Of it as
thing which they must submit to it
holds up its hands in holy horror at the
thought Of garrisoning the reduced city
with ncgroesl What folly Of opinionl In
the name of all that is sacred, what has
South Carolina ever done that we should
be so considerale Of her humiia,iopr Is it
because she has ever been more aristocratic
aud Anti Rcpublican--more rebellious and
given the general Government more trouble
than oil the other States put together? Is
il because the seeds Of secession we're first
planted, nouished and sown broadcas, over
the Union from there? Is it because she
hos evor been struggling to establish her
supremacy over that Of the general govern
mcn,2 or is it because she took the lead in
n rebellion that is likely to lay waste one
third of happy and most prosperous coun'
ty-because she fred the first gun 10 def
once Of Federal authority, tapped the first
drum beat that aroused The whole land and
drcnchcd il in the blood Of our fathers and
sous? If to be garrisoned by negroes is
! Humiliation deeper thon tho fallen angels
found, &c say let every foot OF her soi
,rcmhle under the shade of a negro bayonet
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march Of events. The army at Charleston
must 10 reinforced and not by small numoerN
either, before we can look with any degree OF
confidence for any marked results She' like
her twin. sister 10 treason, vicksburg' must be
bcset on all hands, and "rctakon and occupied
by the slow process Of siege.
Tho Tribune las the following from the
Headquarters of the Army OF tho Potomac
Aug IL "The time not having arrived Tor
any advance oD Richmond, the Army OF The
Potomac will probably retire to roint uearc'
Washington, 20 defend that aud the line of the
Potomac aud after operations at the Soutl
have been successful, will renew its march OF
the rebel capital, in conjunction with troops ap
preaching from other directions.
Major Brenton, who had charge of. tho funds
lost by the burning of the Ruth, hos asked 'or
court of inquiry The Government Will
make rigid examination into the affair. Th'
wreck of the Ruth is guarded ..and watched
constantly.
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General Hnliesk on n Ut slsatiO Oal

The following is the language OF MaJol
General Halleck to the agent Tor the eX
change Of prisoners:
1T is directed that immediately on re
ceiviDg official or other aHtbeDtic jnIorma
iion of The execution of Captain Sawyer
aud Captain Flynn, you will proceed t
hang w. ii. Lee and the other rebel oaicel
designated as hercD above directed. Ant
that you notify Robert OuId, E-q, of sale
proceedings, and assure him that the Gov
erpuent of the United States will proceed
to Ietaliatc for every similar barbarous VIC
lation Of the laws of civilized war"