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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-16
WseihIrte Observation-Disclosures.

@ofbtu8tpu, Is. Sept. Ser WrdFbent
bat Die reDtOtrteu 0lealement8 ~8eue6migt, tUels
DE Der @9uBftretar FIR hen bsl0rduften0au-
bslsberDegtsbr tpti6sn ben8ar0etu Der lDYalen
Gtaaten uub penieni8en lDlGer Gtaaten ent
worfeu sat, wslde gang ober tGetlwet1e ols Ia
9rfurrettion befnbltA erFtdrt ,porOsn tparen.
Ser 5Anb1rfretar tat bein @tgeaaanb
aroge Iufmeyfinmtett 8efdenft unD nd6reuO
Dts(e fri6ere Bef0rduEungen 3uridgeaOmmsn
tporben flnb, if bcA bafar 9elOr8t, baB bic
@ebeusn barau8 lstnsn yluBsn 3ieben f0nnen.
Dte Ser(Gtsbenen Gpeeial : Q6enten f1nf an
Der GAIL, Gnb beauftra8t, aa9 bpr0eri8er
8erat6un8 nit ben bic mtlit1rtIfen Dsparte'
HtentS cpmmanDtrenben @enegdlen uno NIT
8~ene6mt9ung oerleIben, Die DIltriEte, NIT
met9en 6anoel G~ttgisbeu tper6ea bari, 8enau
st ~otGanireu. Dtele OIfrtfte tptrbsn 6an-
Del8otfrtfte eenannt unO nur belpnbers lpeei.
Rctrte 6antelsArtitst lousn tn BEN tt6en 3a8e'
lalIsn perpen.
Qn& ~ienlttts, unlersr @tlttarseinien beRn.
ben FG DiRrttte, ipsG6s NIT getpt6en Waartn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-16

absr nur fir 9rtpat- unb Tamtltenaebramcb
3u oerfe9sn BITE 9~umantt6t unb BITE Nplitil
9e6ietst. Der Nsent fol- bieIa DiRritte nit
@enebmt8nr8 Der MtlitdrbetTrben genatl
ftflteGen unb btesl6en iDuen Ber 0 r.
8nn8s.Dtfrttt 9etannt rfrbfu 49,
linO aud In bteIe 1olen nur gewife, Ia ben
NeaalatIUnen nGber be3etdnete, Sitter ge-
bra6t rer0et barfen. 8epolImG1ttBte QGnb@
ler lousn ntreen6s, auGer In Msnpbts uno
glaIbbtlle ano anbsren fpater gu be3eiHaencen
Srten, an treenb Seneno Gutter gum Us et~
terberfau IF per6uBern.
SIN MelapbtS unb glaIbDtlle unD aupern at
6esetGnenpen Srten bGrFtn @ater 0ur9 0te
auttortfrten 61nbltr anf eth Gerttfcat bee
2oeal . Geenten bin gum gGettsrbfrtauf abBes
IaGtn rerDsn. 0erlonen, bet In ienehS taoten
tpObnen, oarfen Sitter fir tbren et9eaen Ser
brau1 In irgen0 etnem 2aoen ubne GrIaubs
niBi6stn faufest, a6er btele Sitter bIrfen nidt
ubne &rlaubniB beg betrefenoen Ssamten pets
ter oerlenbet tperoen.
Auf 8erlnngen be8 0aS Ospastetnent cornr
manbtrenoen Generals fGnnsn In trgenD eintr
Stabt etnes Gerlor9ungs : Dtlrtfts Rertauff-
9dben errtAtet tuerben, inter benleibeu 9ez
(Aranfan9eu tebub, tueldbe fiir Die 9anoela@
Dtfritte betgten.
NQe befu9ten IOYnlen Yerioneu rtBaen In
Der 5Ur9eldrtsbenen GOrm lfdb unt &rlaubniB
melben, fir anberes 0,elb ais @,clp uub ell.
Der trgen0 Delde QanoedprUputte TIT ben Qtntess
Der natiUnalen Nrmesn etnSutaufen, au89e-
nUmmen tpettn Der commandments @fneral
Dber etn I~pe5teuer Wilitdrbsfebl &c osrbtetfn
lDGte, unb bte Sitter naH benz Warfte sa BET
i@tfen, tpenH fe eebSrtse SidfrIett es1eat
baben.
SeOer Standardization, Baumpole ODER
Sebaf DOer an0ege Sitter In ir9eno etnern
PlaBe. UDsr ether Seitiou etnf6 @toatss, Der
In Snlurrettipn erfldrt III, mtt pe(Gfm ~
DauOeln aber D0nt 6tnan3raintFertum 3apDr
erIautt IT, un0 tsber @rlartbniBf6etu, fol1e
Sitter baGin 5u Dsribifen, fol bic Irt unp
0nantttdt Der gbadren 0enda ipecifctren.
8pDte pper S1ife init eela,ibten Waaeet
mSgen BON trgeno eineln fritGer blpGlrtett, isbt
atee gelsbltA pieber er6fueten Oafett mad,
Grls9uu9 Der friter GbltGBen @e9abreu cla.
rttt tperDen, limb tebod ben Observation-Disclosures
8ettmmun8en unterporfeu unp rnitlTen 0itre=
fGaft ~ifelen, feine ibrer Doosen auf 3pts
Imfufattpreu ab5utapen, au89en0mnten auf
@5rtsup stne5 amtltden GrlaubnibIAetnS, Mter
feline Sitter, Waaren pbeg 9anpelsgesenlt1ne
be Iollen ppn D0er aus etuem IoIGgu tpteoer
erGfnetfn 6afeu anoere DerI6tft wstDea, ol8
auf betptQt9te Grlanbnibidsine, pelGe init ben
8erOypnnmBen tit,b 2pfalgeieBsn iibsrsInltn =,
men u''o 8eBen @rIf8'an8 oer ftf0eIeBten @s-
bItrea,
Die Obi8sn 1te9lementS treten on @ts1e Der
ant 81. Nldrt btsies SaEnc3 eYlolienel. Nde
frhber erlo0enen @rtarbni61heine gslten NOD
big gum is. OttOG.:s, es fet BENIN, baB bic &C.
g%entpdrttgeu J'eBulationfn fdOn friibsg an
Srt unb SteIe p~ub!i5trt Worbeu Ieifn.
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WdhriCbt.
8aIttm . 2. 81

Baltimore, 2.Sept. 1858.
@euSB bet Orbinuu3 bes Sitr9ermeifters unb @tabt=
rat68 Dpn Baltimore, beSii8li9 bes @ertaufS bon Giseuz
t6um fir n~nhe5obGte @ef6le bei neuerSffueten GtraBen
mirb 6iermit 0taGri9t se9eben ben @igentbiimern nadb=
benannter @rnnbititde, ME fe ouf benz @Ian BON Selea
9rapb1r. a~nge8eben finb. Ianmt ben barauf baftenben
@ebit6reu, baB penn bieIe all pber Dor benz 5. Sttpber
1868 ni8t be6aBlt ipprOeu ftnb, ib beiuste @runbftuds
an teIagtelm 5. Sttober, Wiittag8 ~ 11br, III Der 0ler@
6antS @r6anse an ben Wtetfbietenben ~berfteisern iperbe.
Die acknowledgements iinb berart, baB Der &duter
benz @itD Collector innerbals "a Stunbeu ben 8etraS bes
baranf bafteuben IfeiimentS nub %llntcaeR 81 Ge5ablen
Bat - Der Oieft Der Saufinurule perbleibt aut @reStt aIt
Elm Sa6r unb eireu Gag BON &erfaufStage al 9erebnet
unb finb 10 setaufte @ruubfiilde alien Jest baraaf 6aften=
ben pber in 3utunft barauf geIe8teu Steuerl beS Staates
Miarblanb NIB Der Gtabt 8altiutpre uuterpetfen.
Got gIo. 5 2ewiS SeIter. ............... 263.75
bD. 8 9auneS @culicn ................ 2s3.75
bp- 10 Sp6H 8, @ettier e. ............ 452.l4
sIMs. NJ, Nrice,
(ptmt&ia-9l 9ttp.Sslettor.
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8om Der Botonar- SGrInee.

0ahtnGtur II, Is. Sept. 9entt9e ST.
rthte BON Der Bptontac@N rtnee melpgr, baB
rnlere Ertppen I'M 8elfb bon @llpeppsr 6. y.
ihte. Dur tpentee HebeQen i9tpetfen In bet
ltutge9enb umsber. glaA alien Mn3etMen 1T
See eatiGlofen. rte Defenfbe su berabren, ba
ct stnen GrOBen Stetl ietner Nrmee, barunter
2Cn8freets Corps, nod 9ennelfe un6 benz
SiiOtuetea 9efanbt bat.
NdG Serbiiraten 1in1ribten (tebt gpsI mnb
q IS 6tu Bet Orange @9., wpbtn audi See
BON &thuhOnb SuradgefsGrt TT. Sen. s. 6. 9.
Sterart cpmtnanbtrt mod tmnter Die 0e6eLene
%reiteret,
Sine &ecOnndihance cit wahe.
@tne Spe3taIOepsI6e bes Morntng GerC>
nicle b%ertt6tet:
6aubtquarttep Der Potomac
Nrmee, IA. Sept. One 8etpegunasn pes
TeinteS beuteten In lester .3ett barauf 6tn,
baB ct It6 betnslib s~nrttdsu3teben witnl6e.
Sen. Rilpatrtd fntoe3te 5nerlf bag 3urid,
aistsn Ieiner Yldet8 bon ua lerer GuBer(ten Qins
fen. Am Samla9 3o9 Dater uniere @aoale
lerie init MIR etnem (6oSpttaO Belt unb tbre
9r0bI0ouen am @atteI ugter Sen. Bleafauton
duff etne arO5e &uuoIDaft aus. Sen. @regg
lsBte bet Sulphur Springs, 8tfor6 BET 8ap'
poGauuoG Station unb RiIpatrid BET &eIIegS
Borb itber ben STUFF. Quf Der Gulpepper
@traBe psreiniatsn fta Die Gruppen pieoet.
Nm SDunta8 Wos8sa narf &iIpotrtd etni8e
0rouaten rad berDG&tt9 auaIeDsnben evbS9s
ten SteIen TN @nlp. Der Gein0 antp0rtete
Sen. Suffer, Der fA init Ietnsr 8rt9abe BET
5%tsbenaburg befaub. ipar etne 9eitlang In elm
@efe4t NIT bem aiebsnoen 8etuD Seftptdalt.
Gr ua9tn benIelben 2 Telpfan0uen uub cine
6au6tbe, Del6e lGrtmtLiG init II. g. be3ei6.
net warsu. OteIslten tdareu notwithstanding
bet ber 3peltem 8uGl Stun Qlfatre In bic 51uz
be be8 Tetn0es 9efalen. Sen. Gutter wwrDe
Der Stet8bG8sl tpe88ei9chft un0 letGt ant
Bein 8ertpunbet. 28ir naBwen so @efan8ene
unO uulsre GasaIeEie 8efOl8t Don, 2, Corps
ma6t 9egentpartt8 cine govtvGrtstepe9utB.
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cO6QC=RoriC6to.

Die @rwetterung Don SotGi'
0a9 # "a BE. = 8Or9eaern ttelten ~etn3elne
@rnnpet8ensbitner bpn 6pltbaY unb 8aItts
t%toreitr. ethe Ser ammluna, Tim burb stnen
geme|nIaulea YrUtsf ben Stabtrat9 su perat,s
la(fea, etnIftpetIeu S1tt Der @rtpetterung unb
S~erlan9erunG Der 6pltbay1raBe ab3uaeben,
nit ayoertn W0rts1 nIlp, BON Der f69ttihen
Rafe t5bere DreiIe betm Nnfauf t6res@runb>
e%i9tnt6nnt8 3n e~r3telfn. gBte mir 9lnuten, III
eS Der Sep5lferune bon Baltimore IGnGf har
aetpOrben, oaB cine Gripetterung un6 Quabebs
nun9 BON 5olioosfraBe nit1t alletn berStabt
CUR psIentliGen 3Ier6e sereiGen wtrbe, 1Dne
bern aud Den tert6etIbafteaen GinluB auf ben
Wertb bes @runcetgsntbnn5 lit Der Nad}tare
fGaft unb ben 8erfebr Der GanbeItreiben0en
8sDGfferun8 itberbaupt Ga6sn mub. Sci alien
ei8ennubigen BerfuGen e~tn3slner intereIirter
0r1uoet8entbimer, burA 1artuadtgen Wte
o%srtnnb 8e9en cline ~eemetnnibige Mabregel
i9re i%nbtOtDusl1en 3rsde gu DerfoIseu, barf
ItA Der @tabtratb ber lebtaften 9uatmmuug
bes 8or3en Bottles perfdert baIten, wenm er
fG bur9 bus Wemurtal berIelben niGt In
%Ietneun etneeiAlu9enen Wese bettren lG6t,
lonbern 1ofUrt ben angefc9tensn Nntra9 3utm
@efbe ma@t.
Union. sc m t II attpneu. - Dte
untonpartst BAT tire Nomtuattpnen fir ben 1.
3tpetg oe5 StabtratbeS besnbt9t. SIM Gplgen=
ben geben tptr cine Qi1te Der Ganbtcaten
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GtgOtroth.

l.. 3 wetg.-Sn Dfr A~brelen9eit bes Sra
Noenten er6fnetc 6r. 5Up8eS bte @er1amm<
lung. Dts 0aupt0erbanoIung beS 1aee8 be-
3og Itn auf ole StabteiIenbabn Tra0e Die
@'aUfrisn Fearea NIT 3nbTrern gsfiGF, pelGs
8rDB's Jntersiie an Def Dsbatte nabnen, an
Del3er lt@ bic 50. Sowusr, Gruunsr, Yruuo,
OIant9 uNo 9arnpen gessn ben Nntras unb
Stfestfr nno DufsGart fir oeulel6ew aus1prez
4sn. pr. 2amSsm beantraste bic Grase auf
nn%btfttnmts 9eit 30 Oeri&iebeu, tpas pnrd
fol9saoe5 0otum burdlid: Dafur: Gam.
0sn, 0ta, 8iiRup, Dennis, Gupner, DtsneY,
&trFipoobY @romer uub VrouO-9. Da9ez
8en: 8bulen, W1eYer, Mc@tpmunt, Rubin,
ion, Surte, Ouftbart, 9oppss. Gtreeter, @p1ns,
Males-10.-@tn Qntras@tGs, Die @utIasis
Oun8 anf bette 5u OerIatebsu, pusoe NIT 10
9egeE 9 angsnummsn.
2. 3wet8.-Ntdts BON 9sSsutuns.
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@ombarbement cen sort au aylatte.

New gOrf, IS. Sept. Ser Danpfer
Vlantagsnst bon sort an Vrince ant z. be-
rt9tet, baB am G.. spet fpnntlte 8re8dtten
ppr Wort au Blatte erlGtsneu, bte StaOt ME
OfrI4pftn unp bic N|sbraatt Der GtnwO9ner
tS6teten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-16
@clnnrrnnn bnn @6arleaum.
GaUmltrie stebt Die ,peiae 6Iasse AMI. -Sarnes
GsIart gehuHbHIen.

Tort Mourpe. IS. Sept Der Ser
ct. Transsurtbampfer Nslte @enb fam beutl
Muraen BON 5iItpp 5eao Rter an. Dcrt tpa,
b,r OampGer Cosmopolitan NIT Na4rt@tsr
bon @barielom BITS sum 8retta8 Nbeno onee
fominen.
Ole wetBe Tlos8e Wetts iiber ber
sertrammerten Mauern bUn Sort MUultriG
unb un1ere Truppsn tparen I'm 8efb Der SGlftt
bUn Snnss Sslane, trelAe5 nur nod BON 2
Observation-Disclosures bfttGetrtat wteb.
3ptl9en Counter nnb Wtouttrte laaen spsj
MUntt0rs. Gle bte Ne(te Oenb am SanIao
NaGmittag una 4 ubr Bet Der 8a1re bon @5ars
Teton pOttberfubr, rebte bic weiBe 9Sldaes
nod thinner hber Sort WiOultrte, msl@es itt
"a Sttnben 8efGmie8em bate.
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8~saIDiu9tpts, g. g..

I Raub. - GjeItern Nb7nb befano lG
4bOmaS Graier an einer capttalen ,Gpree'
unb beIaluB enblt@ istne Treuben bantit, bab
ct Il6 In etnem 8euu8 : Gsrnpsl In Der ~.
ctr. 3rtl6en s uro 9 etnquarttrte. Mn,
Ntprsen 1anb er, oaB inn 9e9en $500 aus
einsm n~OtttpenbtGen RleibuugslId entpanOt
paten. Oa ct troy BEG mYltIhen Rebsls, tn
tpsIGem lb ttr1 bte &ret9uiIe Der NQ9t as,
ipte8eIten, NOD 70 ptet 8slinnung Bate; ger-
baHt auf etnen 9eptfsn Sobn 6. Ebounp1or
3s ipsrfen, CAB er eIueaDpli3iIsu ben Nu1trog,
auF tenen gu fa1nben, petber TIN aud SER
baftete uno $473 BET tim fanb.
8e88elauene@ t(oDen.--Wm
Gpnnta9 Mprgea entfloben breiBt0 @uapeu
aus Nnme Nrutbel unb @olYert So, {bygn
SerFen unb famen auf tbrem Mege mad
Waibtn9tDa bur6 GeutrepiQe, Wriucf @eorz
ge'S Co., TOO bic 0atroutQe tbneu 6ott oebot.
Nle bte StIapsn 0tperltanb Iatfeten, feuerte
bic YatrCuile ouf lIe, 1~ertDuupete fGiuf BON
ieten uno nabm pte MeGr3o9t 9~sianeen, mel.
DE tbren 6erren ausaeltefert waroeu. Giaes
oer %un9lifltGsn Spfer Der Marslan0er Sc,
itbe empfng stnen S4uB GuaelDunlt tn'S
Vst@t, pODurA baS 2idt beiper Nu9ea fitr
tntrtsr seritSrt III,
WtBbanbtung.- GOreetern Mabs
rmttta8 fuGr Same8 QCSam in eiuem Gtapty
etIenba9nwagen mad Der 9lo1p garo btnab.
Der @oaomFteur, Sobn &alt, unp Der &ut1Aer.
gGrt. SUrmann, 9erietten in Strett NIT tb,a,
pril8elten tba 9e96rt9 ouvN unO lfbten i'm
iAIisblt4 an Die Cuff. Beioe warteu uad9er
perbaftet unp mnter 0lrafnoft o~eftallt.
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Nn Que Wf0nomaAer,

Sdnmtlt8e Mrbetter, tpeI6e in ben bteit8en @ianpzgGert.
fdtten bel9ditt9t fnb, itnb bier bterrhit eriu6t, am MRtttpp6
Nben6 nbr elmer 9eriammtun9 in Der Me9anic8 Safe,
152 80. Sagetteft. Det3ump9nen. (DtND
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Bur Bedhfuno4

Gin prenBtiGer @DnnaiaQebrer, au0Ieid5 bprttoer Yfetaf-
tear etner 6entofratii6en d3ettunB, Ser pegen ietHe8 unper-
brit9ltbert. TetbaltenS an 9te1t un6 @efeb be8 9anbe8, ietre8
pret8ee9eGen fpurSe, Witni6t, fir3tt8 IN &merfd aneefpmnen,
an etnen1 %9eetetetsn NIt etne bobere beutibe S8ule su grim
ben pber iu1t fprft1 ais 2ebrer pfer In elmer Gn6eren enfipre.
4enbeh granGe 8ei46ftt9nn9. Darauf Mefefttrenbe ippaen
f@ bebnf8 Der &breiIe g~etdIt8t an be Office bteer 8ettune
penbet. (I}p- 1tw)
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NuferOroentIide 0eneraI0erfamnt~
IMnd.

Dte Wlit8lteber tes 5Orti6ritts Baubereius per6en er.
lu9t, ttb am Nttttrpf, ben 10. Sept, In tbrent 8eretrSlpz
t6ie ein5uftnben, ba auBer0rbsntlt6e @ei6afe ppr.ieqen.
fIsen. ="
(DiW) Ods pntftp
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sic Gpnfcriptipn in 0b.O.

@iuctnnatt Is. Sept. gln4 bier Elm.
9etrUfeuea 8tfe6len BON Columbus 1T bic
GOutriptton In bteIrr 5tnbt oprlGufg bin0ub<
gs|1pbeu.
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Treibeit, 0lci6beit Mu6 @fredfioi
6ulzMn4eioe.

Da tb bur8 bic Sntrtsue mi6ltebtser WeenIdeu perbinSsr ;
nuree. theine S9ule eeftern In benz n~nsesetgten Qofofss an AZ
%er6ttnen, 10 mar Id, 9en0tbt9t, mid unt elm dnbereB QpfaI mn
3uieten unb bin nun TN Stanbe, meinen greunben on,uset-
gen, bB i'd am Wttttipod, ben 10. b., nit benz unterri&t
IN benz @el9dftS-2rfal beS 9rn. @1a8. S~iuebranb. so. 81
Ebamesfr. Beginner merbe.
s.. g4etb. Qebrtr.
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Sefa11nt1itaDun0en
WearfAauS.Serfouf.

farfdauS g erfGuf.
Strait eine8 BPM Ser. Gtaaten Ditritt8seri6te ant Ia.
Septeunber 1863 beI9lpiieneu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uub
SertaufSbefe9I8,
&irb Biermit Ipti5 seseten. bas i'd am
0litttpp9 ben 80. Septeuiber unt 10 l1br Mtpr9ens I'M
Ser. Staateu Nari6aI8zSireGu, 9tr. IL @~ourtbpuIe Game,
in Sffentli9er @uttipn cine @art6ie 90 aareu II. Saul
mann88iter $40. 80 9e9en Saur Ocrfteisern psrbe.
Wai9in9tDn 8onifant,
HeNtl 6bQ0 Seer. g. OiorIhnu.
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S6GEsnbpf.

Die QDirtbi6aft auf oteiem 9laBe IL au Uernntet6en. Qbs
p~lttattSnen inb bis 8tt 81. Sept, tn Stnpn'8 Sotel etnaus
tnb.
(14-211esN Str5AfeYb T~55
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geuer In SmTale, y. q.

8uffaGp, Is. 6spt. @eftern GQ9t wnse
een 5tpet 8roBe Qagergduler bon un6eEannter
0au0 an8eledt unO branuten bts oaf BEN
GRUB nieDar, '0srlult $4,000.
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Wene Mm5ei9em.
81 hfnmnI
@snsrnlSsriammlun8 Der @ermanta 9easue

Wensraloeriammlun8 Der @ermanta 2eaSues
Donnerftss, IA. @ept., 800 aS. %rattfr,
S ~SSS es m%fttelteeer ianmtIt8er beut16er leagues %etnsela-
zen neroer, iu erl1etnen.
~ ? ~ eG: @rnennune BON Delssaten Der beuti6en leagues
SSu.s.u!nle8' uni unS BET Der eroBen 6eutf6en llrtpns
S~O9SsnttOt IN Gleselanb 5u b%ertreten.
y@1!g04 be MUtean, SER.
Treibeit, Olri9beit Mm6 0eredtiQfcif.
@rOabune bes SerbeHette Ten CrSets Ser 9ereiniaten
Sriber.
Dte Mttt9ltsber bteies 8un6es, Ippie Bic SPeSrdfsnt,ntsn
per unter9eDtbGeten 9unbe perben' hermit BSHiT#s e %tanIe
Pen GSnneraag ben II. ;. so, @6enb8 81 llbr In benz gsr.
n FSnM.ngnsSsSsta 81 srl4etneu, bn etne &rtrd.gcrTanmlun
SIreS "r'N po ~t'tpepkH VrpB
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-29

The REBELS Know THEIR fRIENns-Ihe Rich
mond Enquirer, in estimating the good results
to be realized by the Confederacy out Of the Ie-
cent success of Bragg in Georgia, says
Shout Bragg win decided victory, driving
Rosecrans back upon Nashville, and pressing
forward upon him, Tennessee will be reclaimed,
and all the gloom that lately oyerspread the
cause be dispcllcd. The most important results
hang upon the impending battle =, the enemy are
nowhere else able to take the field Charleston
and Chattanooga are be only points where the
enemy present the least appearance Of fight.
Defeated at Chattanooga and driven back upon
Nashville, the Vallandigham men IN Ohio would
carry the election next month with little dill
Guilty the peace men in the United States
would once more assert their manhood, and
speak out as they did before the late disasters
hAd choked their utterances
An agent of the Vallandigham Democracy of
Ohio, who recently visited Rosecrans army to
diffuse " sound political information there,
when pressed by the question admitted that
victory of Rosecrans would seriously injure Val
landigham's prospects in Ohio, while a defeat
would improve them. Thus we SEE that the
traitors and the copperheads are alike affected
by the results Of battles. defeat Of the rebel
army weakens demoralizes, dishCartens the
traitors in the insurgent States, and weakens
d,heartens and demoralizes the Vallandigham
COpperhead Democrats Of the loyal States. A
rebel victory strengthens cheers and encourages
the traitors South and the Vallandghamers
North. These copperheads and the traitors are
so entirely in sympathy that, ike the Siamese
twins, whatever affects one, similarly affects the
other, Can a party which is strengthened by a
defeat of the Federal arms be loyal Union
party2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-29
FOREIGN NEWS.

NEW YoR1, sept o. The Etua arrived up
at one o clock
The Morning Herald denounces the Govern
men, for Interfering with steam rams on the
Mer ey, and refus to believe the statement
that th' y are 70 be detained 90 mere suspicion.
The British and Foreign Anti.sayery Society
memornhAd Erl RnScI. 90 stop the vessels on
anti-slayery grounds,
The Phrase Dc Ia Noire says two clipper
steamers building at Nantes and two at Bor.
dcaux are suspected Of being intended for the
C0niedemtes.
The Paris correspondent Of ihe Morning her.
aid repeats the assertion that the recognition of
the South and a defcnsy, league between the
Confederate French and Mexican governments
are 9th decided upon,
Tho London INo Paris correspondent, Wi
ting on the subject Of French occupation of
Mexico, sass that the Federal Government of
Mexico may as yet have taken no steps in the
matter but nnmerou, private letters from Amer
lea expres' The strong dissatisfaction felt ut the
proceedings IN Mexico, and the conviction that
the government AZ Washington .eekons ON not
allowing the Arrangements that have been made
to remain long a. they are without very serious
notice being taken OF them.
The position that the French Government
iuds itself in is difficult md delicate, and Won
may iepend that the Mexican altar is at His
moment the principal sui jec, of is thoughts
aud Anxiety
The 1im0 has "a leader IN answer to letter
.rom correspondent who contends that the TWO
ships in the Mcrsey, supposed to be Tor the Con.
iederates, should be seized. The Times re.
marks III reply, that legal proofs are sill
wanting, but concludes By saying:
Aitr all, however, perhaps our correspon-
dent Is aimf y expressing 0 desire, which, we
have 10 doubt, g pretty generally felt, that the
Government would cut vrxatious knot by de.
tanning tho two steam rams and trusting the
cas-, ton trial.
SANDY llooG, Sept %. Tie steamship CHM.
from Liverpool l2lA via Queenstown i3h. has
passed this point en- route Tor New York. Lon.
don has certainly resolved to stop rebel steam
rams in the Mercy The Florida has been dc.
tanned at BresI 70 satisfy French claims IL is
positively asserted that Maximilan accepts the
Mexican crown.
The Herald has the following, dated London,
sept. Sth
81 have It lfOm private and reliable sources,
that official notice has been given to Mr.. Adams
that the ifon.clad rams al Liverpool and Glas.
gov are stopped by the government ana wait
the decision Of u legal tribunal This drives
tho last nail IN the rebel collin.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-29

The RECOGNITION QUESTION. Courier
des Eiats Uns Of New York, paper which as
sumes to have better facilities than any of its
American contemporaries for s.csrtaining the in
,entions Of the French Government makes the
following statement,
The English press persists 10 publishing, and
the American press continues TO reproduce a
thousand and one rumors on the deliberations oil
which the speedy recognition Of the South is said
the have been the object on the part of the French
Government.
Especial information Of the most positive char
acter, which reaches US from Paris, authosres us
to give these reports categorical and unreseryed
denial"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-09-29

The NATIONAL FINANCEs.-The Washington
correspondent of the ". Y Post writes as follows
on this subject:
"The condition OF the national finances was
never better since the war began than at the pres
ent moment. Mr.. Chase does not allow himself
much margin in the way Of surplus money, but
under his sy,tem he needs but little II at the
end Of any week he dsoovere that his income is a
little short he has the remedy at baud. The issue
Of halfa million debt certificates per day will make
up the deficiency, and these certificates are easily
absorbed at the money centres.
Mr.. Chase could resume specie payments to.
morrow if he desired, His gold income from du-
ties is now no, much less than one hundred mil
lions Of dollars per annum. 1t takes but thirty
five millions Of this to pay the interest of the public
debt, leaving over sixty millions Of dollars in the
Secretary's hands. This would be sufficient to
Justify a resumption Of specie payments. Its not
expected, however, that anything Of the kind will
occur for various and obvious reasons
Under the acl OF the late Congress, Mr.. Chase
has power to issue five hund ed millions of FIVE.
twenty bonds. More than two hundred and fifty
millions baye been taken by the public, and il is
believed by those who have the matter in charge
that the demand from the public will certainly eI.
haust the entire amount Of bonds which the Sec
Rotary is authorized TO issue"