Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-06-03
~New'OrIeana Papers.


We are much indebted tn DR.. :RIcHARnsoH Of
New Orleans for the loan of a number of papers
published in that city-soihc Of them as late 20
the 18th of Msy. DR.. R.. i, onn Of The noble
army of "rcgistarea enemies" who have bccn
lately expelled from their homes BY Lineeln's
minion, Ranks-and left n. o.. on the 2o.h. ~.
wo mako some x'racts i,om these pnpers-morc
for the amusement than the ediication Of our
readers. ., 3"
: GSy- The Anaconda tightens its coils and thoro
is no longer a doubt asto the speedy crushing of
the rebellion.
Our columns this morning arc filed with tho
most encouraging news. Rapidly enough to sat
isfy the most impatient, the vestiges of rebellion
arc disappearing from tho Southwest; aud already
men arc counting only by days for the time whom
communication with the North shall be opened
over tbs river. The! Army Of tho Potomac,
checked Lut for the moment, returns to the attack
Of a domoralizsd foe, which has lost its two NEST
competent leaders. Calling to mind lhe fact that
tho whole campaigning country OF Virginia is rs
barron Of supplies AZ two years Of occupancy by
contending srmies can possibly make it, that tho
insurgept force can onlybe supported By tho con-
slant usc of large means Of transportation between
Richmond and the Rarpahxnnock, and that Stone
man has destroyed this 80 completely that it will
DO the work of weeks To- replace it. VIC count with
entire confidence upon the triumphant AND final
succes, Of tho movement Of the army which oom-
nepced on tho thirteenth of May. The Army Of
tho Potomac roposes in it, leader With undoubting
confidence. before this We believe no and his
brave soldiers have accomplished splendid vic
tory.
-n- r n ri. liz QlsIon no-ornAr pich-
ems, Yancey and others intrigue to establish 4
monarchy in ths South, of which they are to be
the chief nobility -!
A New THEORY OF RErREsENrATInN.-Tho
Southern Source has recently brought US n piece
Of intelligence which better illustrates the char
acter of the Adventurers' Rebellion than any
thing We have heard from Jeffdorn since thst con.
Germ commenced its career. That JEFF. Davl',
John Slidell, Governor ickens, fnncry and the
rest, oontrived the Rebellion against tho Govern
mont sololy because it was Republican in form,
and that thoy intcndedtbat their government
should be eventually consolidated into something
more absolute, nobody over doubted. But the
road by which a great portion Of the American
people were to be led from Republication t.
Monarchy was u long one. -Ths people OF thu
South were &c. be subjugatcd, DISTINGUISHED, By
tho gentlemen who proposed to themselves tt
become the nobility OF Q new arlstocraey, out, u
by slow degrees they had been brought first t.
look upon secession without shuddcring. auc
finally to yiold to its fatal embrace, 20 by MAN.
lessons. adroitIy given and unconsci"ully imlbibe'
they were induced to acknowledge at-last the an
lhority of their self-urpointcd mastsrs-tho ad
vcnturers WHO wore the original promoters u
secession.
Ms- Brigham Young, the Mormon. ridiculs'
the Yankee expeditions against the Indians:
With reference to the various expeditions aga;ns
III, Indians, brigham Young says: 81 will, com
para,ively speaking, tnke one plug Of TOBACCO,
shirt, Ynd three cents worth of paint, and sar'
moro life aud hinder more Indiap depreciation
than they can, by s9pcudipg millions of dollar
vested in on army to 6ght and kill Indians"
&s- They tiH steal
The New York papers say that an examination
of private baggage Of officers Of the Potomac arm!
has resulted in the discovery of articles takou
from private residences at fredericksburg durini
Burnside's assault upon that city. The propert.
will be seized by the Provost Marshal and tnrne'
over to Government.