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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17
NEw CoyvA1FscENr Carr.

NEAR ALEXANDRIA, Va, MAY - 1861
Messrs HosrErrftA sMru-I >irs Nil yea 10 me
the favor forward by cAress onchaf dozen Hosesters
stomach BV'crs, with til or which viii remit yon
celpt tine unable procure your medicine
here and bad quantity could be sold readily IL is
Known 10 be- tie best preparation In use for diseases having
thicr origin with disease of tho stomach have used and
aoli hundreds of preparations. lut your keIs superior
ans thing OF the Kind cogiksnt with. Indeed
sndir should be- without H. should lie be robust and
healthy for i g. not onN ktsrOaArNr but Pa, yentNo
Tor auos. no diseases soldier il subject to have been
nnl ,ed with Chronic Indigestion and medicine has ~.
tonDKp Ms rnE ErLGrF YOURS mas aud trust you VIII
lose o time IL sending O. o h.ltDrs ordered.
louls yon respectfully
SAMUEL BNERS Hospital Steward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

fh ~ Zee ionid 81 Aldermen us Relief Committee
Wtf ird yesterday morning. AID Inmnro presided.
Sf'ritl hrms az anduyls were presented FOR persons
applying a.. relief ~acli vcre adopted The names OF
i"tr irto's were presented ion relief named Cornelius
l'~!. W "a. u. Brandon. Victor Francis and VIM.
oxford resolution was adopted u pay their com
mutation es " refusing 10 serve. To pay for suhst
tA,. Inc meeting th,a adJonrucd until this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

SUDDIS DEATH.--A middle-aged man named
owen Grlnghci residing at No. IN Aorih Sixth street
proDkhn T.. D. dropped dead in his own house ycstcr.
dny morning. about O'Clock. Coroner Barrett icld an
Inquest the body soon allcr. when yedcc OF Dis.
ease Of the heart was rendered. The deceased was
employed in tLe Navy ard and worked there as usual
Oh Monday last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17
SUPERIOR COURT-SrEciL TrRg-SEPT. lJ.-
Before Justice iOsWoETI.
srur. rFTs nv Yt.>sft.V ~

John Simpson at. Richard French. In this case
TIE point pc'cnied la plea 81 tender IN bar the plaintiff
s tiat tcfrr -aut fust drp the amount ~ OouIi
.n. r.u notice thereof fa tho u. nf4ds attoruey.
Tie Chisf Justice held that the Code does not abrorate the
lrttr cIl. 90 tlc 'iar o s p4ase and that Che PLAIN
u cousc in returning tLc Defendants answer as AnAty
va Doe prop"I one.
The mutton the stand therefore denied
with 80 cIsff leave however if -fru 90 fAr dr 'lu. 10
amend n 10 days payment of such costs AMI puatg 90
tikc notice Of tlial f'r The oi the Court.
D. Ewoni a. ,i0'by io p.aiii, aud Charles W. Sanford
.1r defendant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

THE fOUSDLING CmLD.--On the invcStiga-
Nm iuto The case ~ the newborn infant found on
Monday in aNaonnt lol in Broohlyn l.. ID. postmor.
tenn examination WAS held yesterday. Dr. McConlay
Inte bis opinion that the child had lived and came
iis death exposure. The case VIII DO sill further
Investigated hy Coroner Bfrclt IN Order Ii possible TO
ascertain the guilty parties TO this child murder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17
Ihdver,. e.ncntl

"WuAr TO DON chOosinga calling for
lf orr Natural Abilities adopting ~ Tie one OF The ohef pu'
sii, hou.d be couiecli succeed best az eean'
tile or Professional Mani - an Artist or hechmcl an
Engineer Nayyior Or inventor for i' peE'e'''' ie.a
,l,e METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL at E 20 year. or 10
cs,..a No. FOWLER WRLlS 40. a0J Broadway y. I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17
fAdverti-einent.l

YoUyG MEN DESTROYS Of becoming Expert PEN
MN and Accor.rANrs and Otherwise fully qualified for tho
dn.ies Of Counting Room. will avail Themselves Of
the superior advantage offered at GOLDSMITH 'ohh~O
IssTIrurg, No Isl Bsoadway. Established over twenty
-, n "a ro.Ilsndwg..ins guaranteed to lde' o.
Gentlemen in ten easy icssons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

MILLER & CARPENTER, Produce Commission
Merchants. for tie sale Of Batter Cheese, Lard Esss
Game. Oran. Flour Fork hope seeds Leans I'' ~
no 90 VI aslif.gton. Sc give our prisoas acf non %
.i cliu, of all od con -nei Ia Liberal Cab aiys
,,.,-f,,s.n,s Reference. pfcilcrt Of Irving Bona
= slt,..i r., ,ilrut Sep. 3 o-> md Ene Railway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

on herein provided commence 70 until the passage
Of This act that party shall by virtue OF TINS act
he dcbarred his remedy 10y suit or prosecution until
two wears from and after the passage Of this act.
AIPnoyED March 3, 1863
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

NEw-YoEE TRADE SALis.-Wc have received
from NJ. j. J. Cooley. q Sos 81 md ~ Bsoadwoy
tie catalogue Of tho regular AcuiofL iado saio 81
books. stereotype plnics aaioicTy lhoiogflpia nrd
20 forth Itlsa porily volume Of 80 pn6cs aid en-
lrnces The ooll nmcns u more thal 100 Arns doing
business IN tbs aud oicT cities. The snlcs viii com
mencc On luc,day Sept - and continue daily. sunday
excepted 10 IAuday oct J. Indic aiors lead to Tie
lehoi tLai tie s4.s E De wo. attended ard lAf1er
busncss transacted than usual. Tie PHILADELPHIA sa.c'
commenced last Tuesday al tie rooms Il 81 Thomas
q son. lui the prices offered were reported as below
expectations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17
4li, respectfully, your obeiient servant,
JOHN A. MUELLOR.
. cHsIsss, Mich, July 10 1869.

tH'l>tA, MICH, July 10 IbtJ.
MIssR' Hosrsrrrs 4 sslrH, Pittsburgh Pa-Gcsaesles
Please send your Licr bottle Of la, corsiy q
beius ct., have increased sale iog them seeir;
Mr. Batch firm Lad been ick during the Of AS
Winter ard cured by the u three bOc lie hsa
Liver Complaint panied hy cough tried az the phy1
clans here 6o miles FOR Celebrated doctor and tho ash
he would die. The mt bottle sippei the cough
cured hun. Yours truly, MHEDON 4 HATCH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

SEDUCTION AND DEsLErIoE.-Oi Shalycy
the Seventh Precinct young glrl whom ho found
dcrlng alone tho street,. The grlsi that lornle
Was Sarah j. Iordham; th1i sho waa II years Of me-
nnd had lived with her pat.uts at River Head. l.. l.
On Saturday Bat. relying On The prom. es Of mr
named John Stuart. Size lcii home. aid came with him
10 his ciy. Onnrrlinc he conveyed the unsuspeciin
ciil 70 Tie Lombard House. no - Now.Bogcry. where
they lived together as rranpnd wife until Monday morn
ing. When be suddenly dccamrcd taking with him nj
lc icNcly, money etc. fLo bad ~ her possession
rcc tlc he had wandered around the city moi know.
iur who're to go and i. not dnrmg 10 return g. the
home .le brad - ia ly lcn. She viii remain 40 tlc
St'tor House uHiii such time m Capt Jauison can
commnuicr'e hh lcr parents. The police are ON the
iIacA 81 tie sooundrcl Who ri" biscly dcs,lcd hcr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17
THE DRAFT.
E.anina lions md Exemptions.
HL(OEU UIsIIICT.
From Our Special Correspondent.

Yesterday the Board Of Enrolment was in
session at No - Grand street and examined 60 Of
the 1913 names drawn IN the Eighth Ward Of brooklyn.
Tie exemptions for unsuitable age n physical d.sa.
bify q; aliens u; father Of motheiless children,
paid commuta,ion, only son Of widow, nonTeAi.
dent ; only SOL Of agcd parents. ].
THIRD DIsTEICT.
The examination OF drafted men in the lid
District was continued At No 2J9 Washington street
yesterday. Tic following eases were disposed Of:
He'd Gr duty II; in the service q substitutes q Aliens
%; ditaDiy 10; HOnIcsIdc over age ~ undc. ago.
o; only solf, o. ialAess Of lonefcss Children 3, l-id
FOURTH DISTRICT.
IN this district there are as yet no signs OF
falling or in tho number os persons appearing daily
before tire Boad Capt. EIlardt and Lis staff Kept
as busy NOW they were during the first ow days Of
hearing examinations. Yesterday nine substitutes
were sworn in in one batch WHO received altogether
g 49, They all supplied b. agents. and paid for
by the SUPERVISOR Committee. Tho agents made
: 2l5 by the Transaction ! gentleman named Edward
b. Thorpe appeared before the Board; ho drafted
In three different dstlcts-tLo LET, IVth and WILL
T. the IEt lie was drawn from Ais country residence
NcwtowD. L. L.; in the WI be drawn from lla
place Of business, No o Wcat street and I'm tho YlIIh
be was drawn from his city residence, 40. N Eost
fonieth street. The days examination resulted In
furnishing "a soldicrs 1915 eases heard OF which
Is we're laid over for further hearing. The following
were held 90 duty:
Jmel Oh.icn lscdei.ck EiH.Ge, gAes. M.leT. TLoa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17
Ry>ssrL.xRvruIr. July 7. 1859.

Mr.sRs HosrErrEg L SNtfH-Geai!e,ies. Please send
Of your Esrs your earliest convenience, 10
have present loE them. have medi
cine # watch am selling mach your bl;tsrs have
Kept ,hem during year. lat pat; They have
to SELL they have performed reraySGbe in Dyg
prpsa which have been Of long standing and from which
they acquired reputation by otisr medicine IN
market can send You c"fncetes surprising any thing
have Published IL Of value YOU beng
such medicine will BE- introduced in every place persons
wei acquainted with they would no. be with
on Rssp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

SUSPECTED POISONING. Coroner Barrett was
cn'Dd yesterday 10 hold Al inquest the body ola child
named arrr lIoHyhlnd who died suddenly Jew
hours previously under circumstances when lnel'"e
poioGins The Inquest Was adnmned to ava ''Iu 10
sLl. ~ % POS. norton examination by Dr. Mctoh.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

81. NICHOLAS HorEL, NEw.YoKK, March ,, 1859.
DR HcsrErrER-f,Gg Sv. Being Of bilious tempera
ha,rg suffered ruch from soasckncss hereto<e
determined when leaving Nes Orleans Tor New York. 10
June try your celebrated stomach Biters. Having
% SIDE the ,p h. The propeller Trade Wind wthou the eaA
owing their preventive efficacy procured
the t 81 July box Of yolt beEs for the use OF my
-. and few friends cou,eil atei voyage Europe
a. the GTcat Eastern AacT setting TO opened the boz,
all togcte VITA about ten Of my fellow patooA
Of the BtteFs Os the second day o. the ladies'
board fei sick but by taking ialf wine slssiG three
,iAcs day they recovered Dr. Go.d.bor0w the ships
Sy,ciin ard Capt Patton the Commander together with
afe portion OF tie Passengers subsequently, expcFimeted
with the bi,t.ss and uniformly with entire They
will certify the fast taat during the whole tp not
person board L AFTER the second day. Dr. O.
having appropriated the last remaining bottle inabe
specific had Of the article my return voyage. and
suffered than describe IN consequence have
for boxes nom of my ate fellow pass.u
now In Liverpool and hl send them out b. the n. II
steamer los op.ht % have depot IN Liverpool Advising
Al persons Ntututs for tue Lt time indeed any tlae
% obtain II possible, supply u your bi,ten before
lea po aud thereby secure Themselves against asci
mess,
~. re.pec ,fIlir. your o'etiaut servnnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

ACCIDENTAL lady living IN YORK street,
Iro,lI.r had her Li foot considerably injured by
being caught between one Of the Grld street and south
Seventh street ferry boats while landing On the brook
l,n a.. - side, last evening She was tahoG 10 her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

4 Council meets to-day ~ , p. IN. in The
Fnh Avenue Hlp-' church co.'s Port. silfa .'reou 10
ordaln hammond kennedy Chaplain ocei u &c famous
1s.A Hrlmd.is. H. VAL JOIN his Fcg mcui a. sooa %
yossillr The c2ercsol are pullc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17
iRr OF GENERAL sEssIoYs-srpr. 10 Before

COURT OF GENERAL sEsSlONS-SIpr. l6-gc;Jro
judge Nc, rAs.
The Court opened AT II o'clock this morning,
when Jud.o Mctuun having stated that there was not quo
f g bund Jurors prrseut Yesterday imposed bLcs iour
OF the geurmrn no called to GA the panel
la cousri Of the sudden md- position of Mr. Stuart
de Assistant D,trctAuoroy, IA adjournment ~as ordered
tlI 90 MORROW morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

STRANGE CASE hT BELLEVUE HOSPITAL
Coroner Nnuman on Wednesday held posi-roft,rl
examination at Bellevue Hospital ON the remains of
Gertrude W'b'r htcy servant ia the employ OF Mn.
I,oming residing NJ No. all kinh street II was 1T
III nuc.cl III ~ d. ID ..a te llaAl n L lo.l-n-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT couRr-s,ps ic.-Deforc
ADMITTED 10 pHAC

EN-AMcrman Isaac Dayton, Member of thu b.
offo Cy Of Row iof admitted practice he he tI
crt count OF the United states, lac motioa OF Ia e
bonoAuc, esq,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

UNITED STATS MAG5HAL8 SALE.-icster
day the cargo Of tie steamer Memphis was sold by the
direction Of the United States Marshal folr hundred
and seventy five barrels Of iosin realized tie sum Of
S3i 20 per bnrrel 1900 bales oi Upland cotton were
old for CO cents per pound and So bales Of Sea Island
cotton sold for e. cents per pound. ~ deicrrnr The
sale Of Tic cotton ten dys IT, Narli lw .a'ed fr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17
Rrs OVER AND KILLEp.-About 10 q. N. on

Wednesday. John Vittur boy 10 years OF age Nv w
NJ No l2i Genial street was run over az me cofneI
Canal and Chrystie streets BIZ a truck driven by JohI
Quinn and instantly killed. The driver WAS arrested
and locked up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

FIRE IN MONTGOMERY STREET-At about
o'clock D. m on Monday. fire occurred in the hpI.
carIsed by tie explosion OF a camphene lamp Damage
about ~ 20. Fully insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED. -LaWrence Io W.,
, n,.,ohnd I'm tho sohoouer G. Blake OF Prince Ed
ward Island while engaged in passing line 10 [ier
No North River. at about p. M on tuesday, WIS
Knocked overheard by towboat striking tnc senooe
the tue and tic side of the schooner whence he eli
into Tie water and was drowned The body was not re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

tho Government The sum Of $4,000 This saving to
o United states Treasury arises from the increase IN
ho ,ic maid for cotton in the market at the present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

Progrcs, of the Revolution in Snrfo Uo'
niugo-spanish Troops Driven in'o
Klaytian Territory and Disnrmed-A"h-
portnns from Ngcxico-Sccret Mission OIL
Gov. Cortcs Of sonora to Washington
Fires in ADMINISTRATION Among
the Ncgrocs-The Letters Of Peter
Kicks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17
Nrw WORK. DAuN TRIBIJNE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER II, 1868

which che received at the hands OF Mrs Koming anu
her brother Mr. Herman Eek, some two weeks since.
They we're both arrested the time and held to await
tho result of tho injuries OF the deceased. The post
mortem examination revealed the fact, however, th.
doth was not the result Of injuries sustained on that
occasion but was produced by an abortion which had
taken place within thc last few days AS the gll mas
been in he hospital or the last two weeks the ease Is
a strange one. The matter VIII pe Iuiiy nn'oS'S'''u
to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

FIRE IN vEsEY STREET.-A fire broke out IN
the rear of No. 81 Vcsey street, about y a.. ~ on
wednesday in frame binding occupied by Johh =,
King AZ pickle manuiactory stock dainased 10 tng
extent of $500; Insurance. Inc Duiiulhg Is o"neu
by William Cary and is damaged about SO Insurance
not ascertained The origin Of the fire Is unknown
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17
uOSTETTER G. SMITH,

IT"VTIf0VT' H''VII t'I -
rew Yola OEsc, 10 q. broadpal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17
ARrEsrEp roR SrEALIyG DURING TnE RIOTS.

Mary Ann DIiaco and Maria piliin. residing To-
yrecycly 90 Nos. "a and ~ Watershed brought
pef,re Justice Connolly 1T the 1omts "Wednesday.
charged with stealing large quantities OF furniture md
bedding from Dr. william Powell (coored). residing az
No Dover street o. the sccond dny Of The fois ia
July last a portion Il the property was found in tle
rosses,ion Of the accused. They We're committed for
tril in default on bail Dr. Powell lot al .s Office and
Household furniture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17
REPUBLICAN USroS RArrcArioy MEETING

REPUBLICAN USIoS RAuTCATioS MEErSG.
"A meeting of The Con Httoe Of ono from each " Nd
appointed by Tie Republican Genital Committee To
make arrangements for meeting 20 rat,y tho nomlnn
tons mnGc BY tie syracuse Convention, was held Int
night. % tho corner Of Broadway all Tvon'yihlrd
itLct when Mi. Smith OF the fifst ard called TO
tho chair. Several slb committees mus!c. rooms.
&C. were appointed. but no time for the meeting VIA
fixed ia consequence of tie Committee on speakers
being unpieparod to report. The meeting adjourned
subject TO tie call Of The chair
We have received copy Of Blossom and
Decay" publsled BY j. II Buiord Of Boston which 10
one Of the finest specimens OF American chrome liti
ograpAy We nayo ever seen.
SUPERVISORS EXEnPTIOS Committee
The drafted men exempted by Tie Committee of the
Board II Supervisors up 10 this tme numbers about
No. OF whom $50 are replaced b. slbsutu,cs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

.r-.frrp STATES DISTRICT COUEr-srFr. ic-Bef're
Judge brIrs
HABEAs CouPCs-EFlESr ~ the fAocLAhAI oA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

Saet.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-07
The Recent Electlon---Tne Reaction Against
the Copperheads.

Tho signal triumph of the unconditional I'm
ionsts in the election in Connecticut, Monday,
will reassrre all loyal hearts, as the splendid
victory of the week before in Rhode Island had
cheered all who love the Union and the Constr
tuition as our fathers made it, And while the
wires are yet pusating with the good news, we
get from Indiana tho most gratifying intelli
gence that the Spring elections are reacting
with crushing weight in the west upon those
venomous reptiles Of the Voorhees, species who
have been SO Indignantly conspiring and work
ing to render the triumph of JET Davis COM
plete, and the rapture of the Union remediess
and final. The Spring tide of loyalty has in
deed set in The West and the East call to
each other, and announce their determination
to stand by the Government and manfully strug-
gle for the preservation of free institutions and
republican liberty.
We have no desire to glory over these peace
full victories at the ballot box as party trlumphs.
They are something better than that. They are
the convincing evidence that the heart of the
people will not be turned away from Its pat
riotc impulses by the devices of men who are
worsng to ruin their country. They prove that
the fires of warm devotion to country, Consti-
tuition and Laws, yet burn in the breasts OF
those who still stand under the old flag
And 80 far as Connecticut is concerned, the
result of this election shows that the descend
ants of those who tasted the bitterness of Ar
nold's treason, have no purpose of abetting the
later and more heinous treason of the copper
head " Blue Lights of 1868. Col. Seymour
can now, in retirement, pursue his investigation
of the " cell Of the moth" and " the mystic
res If the new BIRTH" without being under the
necessity Of Sncering at " Old Glory" in public
as only t-le departed symbol of our nationality
from whose dead hush some other flag should
arise to symbolic our future greatness.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-07
Gen, Barnards Opinion as to the Causes Of
the Failure Of the Peninsula Campaign.

Tbs Committee on the Conduct of the War,
ia their report which has just been published n-
clude the following from the conclusion of Gen.
J. 6. BARNARD report of the operations Of the
Engineering Department
One of the prominent among the causes Of III
innate failure was the 1ndction OF eight months
from August 1861 to April 1862. More than any
other war rebellion demands rapid measures In
November, 1861, the Army of the Potomac if
not fully supplied with all the material, was yet
about as complete in numbers, discipline, and or
ganzation as it ever became. For four months
the great marine avenue to the capital of the ma
ton was blockaded, and that capital kept in a
partial state of sege by greatly inferior enemy,
in face of a movable army of 100000 men.
Ia the Winter of 1861 and 1862 Norfolk
could and should have been taken. The navy
demanded it, the country demanded it, and the
means were ample BY its capture the career Of
the .Nerrimoc, which proved so disastrous to our
subsequent operations would have been prevented.
The preparation Of this vessel was known, and
the Navy Department was net without forebe-
dings of the mischief it would do.
Though delay might mature more comprehen-
sve plans, and promise greater results, 1t is not
the first case in which it has cen shown that sue
cessful war involves something more than abstract
military principles. The true question was to
seize the first practicable moment to satisfy the,
perhaps, Unreasonable but natural, longing Of an
ambitious nation for results to justify It's lruish
confidence and to take advantage of an undivided
command and untrammeled liberty of action
while they were possessed
When the army did move, plan was adopted
perfectly certain to invite, nay, compel interior
ence, and when the army was to 60 by Annapo
lis to The lower Chesapeake, felt confident tina
one-haf would scarcely have been embarked be
fore the other half would have been ordered
back to Washington. The enemy was then a
Manassas, and feint, even if not reality, of al
attack upon Washington was SO obvious, SO Ger
tam to create panic, which no Executive cout
resist that interference with the removal of tn
rest of the army was certain.
When the army fell back behind the Kappa