, 1863-07-28
Ql)ifaqo Qribu1re.

Ql)ifa9o Qri5u1re.
TUESDAY. JULY es, 1868.
THE NEtrS.
Frtm the cridcncc3 the rebel army i,
Virginia seems to be settling south ward
and henry skirmish On THURSDAY
brought On BY our men resisting their ad
fancc, resulted IN the Federal force bein,
obliged to fall back
The death Of the venerable Senator Ct,t
1cndcn Of Kentucky is noticed elsewhere
We g1ve, in another column, bioe.aphi
cal sketch Of the deccased. Less fortun :!
t'an his contemporary statesmen, he live.
to see the country rent and torn by civi
Tas, to the comprehension and etfectivl
aid Of which lis falling powers were in
competent Pure and earnest in his Low,
nfthc country in her glorious past, it va!
not given to his dim and wasting vision t.
Eee the country that is to be, when Loyalty
hns triumphed over Treason.
Joln Morgan and his merry men all are
now at Cincinnati, and John is the worst
used up freebooter and horse thief that
ever embarked in that business His raid
has Cost the Confederacy over 1000 men
and horses. Their capture releases to
other duties over five times that number Of
Federal troops who have been engrossed
IN Kentucky and Ohio in the business Of
watching and catching Morgan.
Lies expedition into Pennsylvania cost
him 10000 men. The rebels will be un-
Likely coon again to try to carry out their
faro,ltc threat Of transferring the war into
the 1oyal'statcs. They must have conclud-
ed ere this that the last ditch is neither the
Ohio Eur the Potomac, no1 to he found
north Of those rivers.
Our second and third pages present to-
day IN unnsuat]y vn1ied and interesting
nrray Of facts, news, and miscellaneous
mnttcr.
Our correspondent ut the Clifton House
gives second presentation Of the situa-
lion rs regards the infamous Va1landigham,
who ii seems has but small share Of at
tention. He fnrcd better in Dixie, and had
best have remained there, unless it was his
design 10 show himself at Niagara US the
little american Fall, which l1c cert ainly
proves to be.
We reproduce elsewhere what cannot
bc too often published during this rebcl-
llon and what will never be out Of date
Until il has become obsolete for men claim
ing to be loyal, to be won into a position
pt hostility to their country, for the sake
Of continuing to he Democrats. The letter
of the lste Senator Douglas, given in our
columns, and not now for the first time
was in effect his last words to his party in
this State and the country. If Douglas
was authority, and man "cannot be a
true Democrat unless heis loyal patriot"
is il not time for honest men who would
claim to be the former, to consider into
Nhat strange companionship they may be
drawn 'y party ties.
A premium on loyalty is offered in a
most noble manner by the vote Of the Ctr
Fathers, Of Portland, to provide $500 for
every man who shall he drafted from that
city to serve in the armies of the Union,
2''erstta lie sta'sds tue draft ether by going
to tic War Aimse!f or By securing an a.
c<r'ed *.bstitute. This is no premium on
::neaEs like that being g urged by Copper
head aldermen in Chicago, and elsewhere.
Our news from Charleston indicates
Gilmore heavily at work again since his
scpulse. The heavy guns are still pound
ing away, and Gen. Gilmore believes in
7hcm. One By one the external defences
of Charleston must yield. to his 15-inch
l,ers.tcders
Mayor Opdyke vetoes the monstrous
:schclnc set on foot by New York Copper
heads to defeat the draft in that city, By
buying off every conscript, They may
pass i: over his head, but he washes his
hands Of it, and the responsibility rests
with them hereafter. /
Our reporter at Vicksburg sends us q
dispatch under date Of Friday last. The
city was beng purified and put in order.
The news from Central Mississippi, both
by Federal and rebel sources, seems to in
dicate The design Of abandoning jackson
Our own dispatches say Sherman WAS to
withdraw ills entire force to the west side
of the Black River. The rebel adyices uia
Richmond give details Of the occupation
Of jackson. There must be something in
the movement unexplained as yet
We publish on the second page, letter
from Parson Brownlow, giving what Will
be deemed good ground for the belief that
the rebel programme for the coming fall,
will be the invasion Of Kentucky in force,
and the destruction Of Louisville and Gin
cinnati Their programmes have before
promised the same, and never with 80 poor
. chance Of success as now.
0EH FOREIGN RELATIONS.
Tie present aspect Of our foreign rela-