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THE NEW YORK SUN.


m, .,,, v,s,bsr has compelled tho Army Of
a.. po,o,osc u remain inseh'e, sihough The NOR
..,,v from Ordinary causes IL much less ian
.,.,,. a. large . number q pcopo Ia our crowded
,,,s. To unI.nske sctye operations during the
.J.,,.i term, woIi involve loss fu ,itsrt
,h,n thu, 4 tI,ihc attic; according 3, neral
Nr,p. lns w.-, > roma n.I Inactive ar go i..i.
,o,s ~, rec, why r"iri,rccneris an -t'el ''"n"r
histo i.ipu fr 'he fall .miaign. Moa'tirc, tie
yobel Conscrir,ou Act is sc1iiry to Lrr'a ssGist-
sne large bod or OF raw ,opJ, whose Services will
not b. found as available a. the rebel leaders may
Imagine. Already, large numbers Of these con-
saip,, describing, sni If one-ha the taei 81 the
LArlsaips they endure IN the rebcl RANKS he true,
We may expect q general skeIAd Hing when the
crash OF battle begins.
Recently, orders have been sent 10 the Army o.
tie Potomsc D. reduce a. baggage trains, aud d'.
Jcnsr with many u t,oir impcdiuitn,s tia, Lave
heretofore teen eer ous draHhn,ks To- army mo,o-
nent. 1ae'c orders have been gwen with v.cw
81 max w our troops more ,h-ctl'e, ami enabling
them ,asiSr u Concentrate upon given poiit with
che intention dpr, pairing the Army q the Potomac
o. pursue Lev more rapidly. "a the event that On.
Other Union victory should be ne result OF tie noyt
battle in Viz ins We 10 Mt anticipate any i'm
p,rtsnt movements befor. NE early part IL sop
TENDER: ten W. shall be prepared g. hear OF q
series OF thc most obstinate battles Of the war.
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These two wUIthius piU 10Th lua,s tursgel In .ay-
In, human If. BIOL, work. hard to -lvc 70. clean
81 rt- Railway l-hl.s 10 check tn IIishtiu. ra,n
go 81 summer cui.vllint.
htlrito We have had very dirty a.tpe's giving ri1e
10 no>ious 'LGN Ia ANA miasina, cCu-inr da.fh
summer Complaint aud ehv ieras-a rishth,i ,utI, se
over lA.f "tlI.
ihe streets are now being cleaned. sud tho ruh,ic
ar, tun.It to rt9leltl - mo- ne Vl-u h. a. II Al pt
rt'ai rrmetl, kAhl,.AA ) READY GfIlEt, Ia
CT 'khf ann euiiit NJ tuCs tuI.u ia ma dire 30.
Mrh, cas- hummer complaints All choluras LEX out
for tlr INST -siln on. swallow u dose a., kAp
WAYS kElltF NH Ley,r III least lu.seu..s oc-
ours. II natural lrtrinEVlt of the huv,I >. pi'h-
out an.ctini III" liver anl other organs, cholera
aud iate mixtures 10.
Let mothers eiNn tie RELIEF 20 children thst ar.
seized IN some mix. Small to.Us, A, p-r direction
frequently siven, aud fresh vii soon r.stor, tic
little suttrrs.
33J RADwAY 60, = Maiden Lane.
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a Canadian Tespost In = Teapet.

TnH course ado, It'd by those distnsunhd CT
IRISH s,rioie and martyrs. Mr.. THOMAS DARCY
MCGEE and Mr.. Jons MITCHELL, sine. Their inyol-
nntsry espa,riaion from thsir rstve land, Is not
very vel adapted towards imprsssing Americans
with favorable ideas OF Mc iety Of Irish patriots
o. the Irincple' OF frccd,n Justice afd honor. IL
deed. " II were not vel uiofs'ool that fisrs geu-
semo n had boen long since ropudisied hy tic hon
est liberty loving masses 81 their coun,ryin'u,
there would b reason for sptrcbendug ia, h,-h
patriotism would fall 10 low In tho p.arkct a. TO
~ea-e being putchasstle commodity VI. Mrcu.
ALL, with The oath u naturalization sui n
deity % tho United States irsaA ulon Ls
lI~,s fased with Southern traitors for ,hc ds,nc.
tstncnt u tie country that afforded him = to
geLe.ous welcome, aud 10 now engaged on NO
kcEmond ksQUiRKR IA ro-ll ashing hs former abu,c
of thV English flag and QugrS vic1ogt,, and tam
3ug hts pen against the United States and Presiieut
LINCOLN.
II the course Of NJ. MOSS ia lea, di-gracsful
shan chat Of MircnEiI- Il Is for more snohliiA.
MoGRE has achieved certain notori,ty and iutu nee
IN Cansds by trucking admiration Tor e.. - t.ins
English that IL strangely et with his carry
career, and vehement ds.iks Of "Y.nkcss"--
citizens d the unitcd States aro termed In the Pr,-
lsh dependencies. lie has lately written an absurd
letter " Can adisn newspaper, war'.lng the rc,.
pls against the designs Of government concern.
ang Canals. lie states that plan ~ contenpl ID
~ Washington for tie Invasion Il III. Briuh Pro.
vinees, BY marching an army Of 100000 men up
Montreal district, 10 sever the conuccton between
Upper and Lower Canada. with tbs view Q ii. ites,
enmunision and supplies are being concentrated n,
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North Carolina

TITS dispatches TIA, roach us from N,rtl Caro-.
Tina Indicate unerring'y the early withdraw 1 q.
Shat State from the bel COME lcracy. Itlsuut
~ be sxpected such movement can be hnn,di-
ase, but, public opuoa IL sur .ly and pral, ally
ssnding 20 such . consuumt ON. It ~ t, hc
hoped thst our government 81 not place any
obstacles in the way of this return to duty on the
pat 4 sovereign State Of The Cuion Will. We
'nsy and ought 10 claiu tie cii'1rc .mcut " a.
orders and military measures, Adoiie f.. c aup-
preston Of tho rel eivn, they should bc *, tod
IN manner least likely " excite prejudoes or
ren.w en- opposition 1t IL plsibe to overcome
oy 1udieious amusement. II we may Gro III the
Raleigh srAspAap, there exists in the state = arge
Sonsefvanve party, willing to eman pate thcir
Slaves aud acceNt ~ benefits to b. derived FROM
IN allegiance ~ tie Fedora Union Il fail Irotc 10
Aon from the tyrsuny Of jar. DAVIS b. accorded
~ them Ihe "gadl,Ala" Of the North Lsvu now
An opportunity toermpn Their "!oyaty" by con-
sentins " honorable terms with North Carolina,
aud not insisting upon every "piund Of flesh"
rightfuly bel nsing 10 th,sc who have be,n vie.
SERIOUS over = rolelliuus sister, saosny,l. "a
facilitated in ia PISTON % member OF our
glorious Union
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but AZ philosophers We are com..llel 70 scNno~l.
81 81, the .s.s, n e tic s 49, the 20 = .c. e
= .H "a. t.. 5tt ttL ue.. ir q g., b ca
tod that Their rebellion WAS common ed 70 So IRE
, their liberties, tutthey ere beginning H. f1i oft
! wi at sor, oi liberty they my eti,e,. Fem every
farmer Is oNtorte1 ono-ten.h Of oil his stock and
produce, and b. An order from Richmond The waite
men fine solih arc Informed tia, they are 'rt-
quifedt de ytthcrt nths A. 4 pots at inrre u. 10
shi mics no.. t.ep.ac, oip.o i.D,.s' tl,, s., !
d"i - IA r'.i' -D.i.'t 1. ,-os'-i-ne.t 80
;,t IT, t....IY .,...r .t. ..sso. ,...t rl d" -
mro 'er tie sout. r. iA,,, u.A tr.-
'ltt .clas no team, ~ cam a. 1r TIE '. A.
one, he dire ted 20 dtor- the y 4, corit 'tnnt
poultry lost.lcI for tie rc'ol G5.lIl.,i. 3D.. l...
own '-k. y rth CsrDin. mas no, teen very ,Ir-
inssivc q ate, to tho Ri tnoud Gj,eru.,ri, nd
it, lr'sis now making .oud complaints about 81
ti'h.ng law. Let US hop that tho poor white m
era # the South will get their conpcn,a at Tor tie
injuries inflicted upon thorl w tLo- wst-1.hk %
d'epois on return Of peace s1i IN ios IL ? oiO-.
ton 4 tho CJustit at IL ami tue tu.ul.
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More About the Conndrnro Operator ia
srcrbbnrk-

l. seems tia, webster, IA srco 10 Il Woe cpc-
ra1ious ga Tresiuty tes we pm led .I "a. II
day's SIS, ID all Uli h,nd at s".ndlins thJie VIC
are wliBg ~ ~. alc piA,rs lie Lss ly, long
t.ae IN Albsny. and IN, devoted much time and
study T. hc porfc ~ "a ~ T. Ach-nc'. Years ago
lie v,s m enp.o mont Il Ralph Osblru. litdt
ID. ToHsaut - uot1r.oU. swinder and connie e.
~, who Published Iaper Ia M'sny rRl. "a I Z.
MgrRnroL. rAs, Tor tn 'urfNoran-e OF his pas.
Osborn ~ nov Ia tie Auhurn state p GA. i,r
max AZ 60 intetf't money. In ii, Wubatcr, uD-
der the name Il Lamertne. ishuei circulars offer
ins TO sci, Amerc n gold ami niver coin IKE tge
Genuine ~ " 80 IN bank, for ty cents tie dol
lay. His plan was much the same ~ that hr " ID
vita sreonbscks. SJtno dupe NO i.d seud hin. ou'
4 liar for a specimen, AMI lie would return Two
.enuine gold dollars. OF course thee wcr Issse 1
without difficulty, AMI woUtt,r would receive a
larger rnittancc. FOR which o won a innke 10
turn lie will probably csc ,pe punt hmeu'. 90 g
deals Only ~ good money M { f"itlIG 9u III -
WHO are dishon.st, aud dare uut tutiy ngainst
han
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TRADE Ntpk'Gt's.S.
rhc MArhIn Mnuninclnrcr. Of IN.

the Marble Manufacturers 81 IN, Ga, ,f
N,A York are rcque.tUd to attend d, meeting leo IN.
f,s { u d ltiyn Han COZ. a., I'd .l..! ~ H.
IN W ~iHe DIV rvtllu-, NusIst '.r, ~ r'.l1cs or
thr pGuorl oi srransllig ne price "a mIIuie. ly
-F' ~ thN Committee arpullt,d. u4
F.u,Iescrs. rhc d. =. ;-or..i, ~. nod
tl.t fAiy me. ting, At the hal cor OBJ. 80 81 on!
>ih ave, OF Iu, .dsy evening, August 18th, a. :
uti9es' bAki hoLEMEW BROWN, Pre-, ihus
uOlLAlAA. Eee. snu WI
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Ncv York. NoHdry. hWGu1 IL. . +. NJ stocks r.
all kinds rampant to-day and the market wa nc-
tive. Gold advanced from l2ia to III a. under the
influence ~ tho delay ia the attack on Chsros,on.
Foreign exchange IL hriner st 1884,. There large
amount OF money on the market seeking Investment.
aad tn supply exceeds the dmsnd. But lew irsnsac-
ton. took place higher than { per cent Mr.. Cisco
la, given notice TO the holdsrs OF Temporary Loan
Certificates, pay able In gold coin, that he wall pay
them on the 18th instant and that interest will
afo that date. This amount, 900, completes
the repayment Of eli the gold bo b. the govern
ment here. The following IL statement Of the bui
ness II the Clearing House for the week:
Clearing for the week ending Aug S2tp 3si On6 81
%. Aug 10 2ys. Jad. 100 -
balance for the woek ending Aug ; is..h6 8gI 10
Aug IL ll,iSO,COJ ~
Tho Bsuk Statement this week shows IN incgcsse
Of -jNls2I In deposits, and decrease In ciru'aion
oi s9',~li in specie ct s3,ld3 aud In lo.us q
.l,2vi.J6c.
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AN uiSEN ENT's.

RARNCMS AMERICAN Nt'STtM.
A COMPANY or SiOl' \ RSD WHINE
BAGO INDIANS AND sQuAwS,
lust sfHvcd rom the far West. They bos,t OF the
HhoYIEWHwA... si.ni,-ins ..rIyiSe CLOUD
H1LI ,nOSA. 5000 ssn!f'ius wh!IE bar
hSchf GAIA Sia nIg IN; pIG yitSElEE ISS
hSh S'i1l ~ ssnii,,igs y,ITLE frsH
t>c"rJoChA'A s,si',l.s III rhCShLK
~, 'AnA la >isniy1.,. ..GOUD Iui!.Ii.
.sinJ..ig. hv..I DAY nom ; &c o. In he fore
iiPH q a..: ron ~ pm. md from
GU oon. D,rsa Ard o her ree.en,a,ion. s Of The
= cniia I; &c q Their tribe, md p,ops. -..
In the Lecture Room, tbey viii s.o appear, and svea
l"cton nom the follow tchapctcit.tc foprcsentl
kECkl IrING DANCE with Song Of Persuasion,
@pa tf.r nus Sfeeeh ~ Bis Win.nesaso;
SCALP DANCE, with song Of Victory.
u,,nnS DANE, gi;h NJ q ihsnfsriyirr.
nlScf W. sons O rs. Of ,hs cs,e WI"
MpCCAsiN GAM, the favori,e method OF gam.
bhs, the lndans being the srentest gamblers In the
TIE INDIAN WARS on our western borders have
THfsE LED MEN OF THE FOREST
With gnn.nlI interest aud eye.y man, woman and
SEMI THEsE ISHuMAN sAvAGts.
WHO nav, 40 ruthlssey murdered th' men, Sonen aud
chiidrt OF
OUR WESTERN FRONTIER
Here they have "a. opportunity. fhc,c are speci-
mem 81 the very tribe. Who have committed these
ar.ciou' ,ct., r. an ron the scenes Ct rapnc and
fhlM FULL INDIAN COSTUMES,
and presen NC All the svrearsnce It
IihsE uSTI fORLD sAvAGES
NATIVE wILDs AND wIGwANs.
int. MONSTER PYTHON
TIVE GREAT DRAGON OF rHE EAsTi
ne.TY .'; nK e 81 s So 1 RI SNAKE SPECIES
on TnE NORTii XSrRl,'NN CONTINENT.
THE GREATEST MONSTER LIVING.
TliE MOST WONDERFUL NOVELTY.
The civilized world hs. nev,r known any hing like
It, and \, St ~ ,s% w,r I'gs;ssinl,X ,xorurD
lie rnny be seen IT All houri EVERY DAY and
4 LIVING OlRANG ouTANG,l
| NllnMAroN WRITER
| TIL LlGllrSlSG CALCULATOR
DOM ilcGAr !, EsiNd TWO MiNKs
yoa. az iA go WI A hhscont "a ~ si 2a
~ \, MaEii, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tSS1ci.s
&. W. CLNthr,ts9,
siIttSl TX ti.tEIh ~, ~tAse danager,
| NJ j. BKID,MAN Mr-.J IHIOK. Mrs FRA C r.,
Ml.' JENNIE WAL1Ll;s, Mile LOUISE, &c, &C,
| SPLENDID DRAMATIC rERFoRMt SCFs.
| hVhEf AFTERNOON and ENL\lSG,
at and i, o'clock his afternoon ani evening they
| THE Rival CNPI,INs:
HOW 70 pIE'roR LOVE
SIDE SETTLING FARCE
| n AWAY WITH Mel A>ciQLY, o,.,...
M.ses ;he bc,t ,r.nct, sL a. ~ t isf
~ the c.;,. and al ior % cents. chise4 under ten
10 cent? H.
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TIVE l>pINNs. Tue lNpINNS Trr REAL.
We.tern savar 4, u n rom ~. sC'nrs Of tapile
AMI mn der, tuuI Mnnosota. are at VlkSl rs
see them soon. lhsJ stay Tut II short time lU7
FoE TIN IlAiK, BAKlN = iEICorIIEGurs
The lost aud 80 apcst uitclr sold by druggists sul
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

The Father Mathew I. u. T. 4. II. society
VII hold hspc.eI meeting AZ tl"ii II ,li, 3Gl BrJoue
~, GA Tuesday, ls'h iAt ~ ~ T. n iut ia, Al0tpn
Of III Revised ufst,tutlpn aud 30 -Lavs. GFOn IL
> WATSON, ft,s. LIN ARb hiLNASl, Eec
III
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INSTRUCTION.

banjo AND JIG, DANCING TAUGHT
~ by j BOGAN, l3y first sv, Mt bO cents per lee
a. Blnlo- superior ~ any Ia the world 10 IN e
cheap -.
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BUSINESS; CHANCES.

a GREAT BAkGAiN-S WILL BY
iho stock ami fixtures of cont. rtionery and ice
oreain leon now DOING GOOD business. Can be
seen I'll IhursdH>, on thu pr'miscs IOi sth ave- ~
FOR SALE CHEAP-THE OLD LSTAB-
l. iished horse.hoens shop 2l3 forsy'h At, near
Houston 4, now doing good bu.inrs, the reason Tor
KiScE. ''''" WV p''P'''''' !" :" h ~
EOR SALE-A GOOD ROUTE on A Daily
on!,c, atei o'clock III Nv, yenins' ' u sS ''"
EOk SALf-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
store, 30 Fulton st. For further PARTICULAR in
Gnire Oh the premises. SG2
EDk SALE-OiSTLR, COFFEE AND
a CAKE stand, now doing rood hu.nc.., corner Of
wcs' and Liberty Thu a.on the occuptn, /.
selling hccau"e he T. going In the country. 80
EpE SALE--A MILK ROUTE, NOW selling
od p uoS,S S on M vsc0H IND WI
IGOR SALE CiiEAr--A SMALL GROCE EN
,-. r'ore' STOCK aud hx,ur', nov doing good cs.h
IN toNSEQi' ENCE or LEAVING THE
4 city,, Lunch and Oyster and Lodging house.
A. 'tl 9Th ave also Livery stable tola on The We
NJ GIBSON. '''''' 49,
r LIGHTER FOR SALE, OR PURCHASE
o'crnsulcd, well found v3.h ever, thug for N-ht.r.
rcnl1r', inquire OF ALFRED RUSSELL. Isl auilloe
MI Tx BOUND FOR SALE-llORsk.
4'A wagon. sei"h and cans. store and fixturcs In
tui 49, N's' 18Th Il, from ~ To O'Clock, pm. .l3
NiLk ROUTE FOR SALE-WIIn TIE
"a wH'on, tlcrh, cans with the horse or Without.
Inquir, ~ thri-tophrr At. PA
EJU.k ROUTE FOR SALE, WITH HORSE.
W wagon and hNrnoss, all IN good order. Inquire
% .iroome Fl, Tor three days. 80
CEILING TIE GOOD WILL AND Fixtures
Coi grocery store, rs East 18th at. Call tor two
days. $50
TO STOVE AND TlNMEN-FOR SALE,
L tiumen's TOOLS IN and complete assortnl, nj ON
ttcluu.a'ou tor yeNrs. Alao tools, dies and nress
'o 90 lnuI!cturinS street gas antrrnn, roOkl' .'-
ttf. 'i.o fvtt pt Ia. tei patterns tor manuincur
ing h' VA h,Grton Fire flsre Heaters. Zoe party
fr.ul them having retired from the business, will
.eh them At - low pr'ce. Applg AZ 40 Fulton sth ook
lYn. aEl
FURNITURE FOR SALE CHEAP-Good
h-G.tc ids tor - % ao tables, chairs. bureaus,
icn'h bed, mu isps cocklns stove, carpets, and
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Il 10 o CENTS FER LIB. PAID CASH
,',, on new'paprs, ho?s and plmpAlri.. and he
Ih,,S. {. Bennett No Isl William sire, l. cor Of
S.J
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81 BSilIl liN-iOEEIGNEl.S AND ALL
'D1hc-' ere vantcd or which viii he paid from 200
to SI~J each Can go -," Tor yOura'lv-. fore
vi, Vi. ttairs. -
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GEN EssAL lssNsNE.S.

4 IL PERSONS HAVING SOFAS, Lounges,
1Atete atstes, divans ,ttomsns king chair. rlr-
los chGirs sc that they would like 10 have 90 uphol-
stored, can have them done ttrorr, prlt and ct ~,
by appving ~ gtdrcrE NJ o. No. 49, Fs,t X!d -.
ALtNANpER MATTHEWS ~
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MILITIA Y.

S,UBolIIl IT'S aIBSIIIU Is .-1Jl
- 81 wanted today, II Csu. nds,u., t.ul..E
END bgfilo, VITO vii he paid a. iJl.ost
,ash dowu. 80 '2hour-. p. nn
EA,ft state Bc4ut. ...... ............. lao %
tuyCiEmt 1t lJIaf. 's .............. 100 "
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I .AW 81 '>INESS-LfGAL BUSINESS OF
~ all kind. promptly stt"udoi 20 Is H. W col.
YER, Attorney 1t Lsw. No charge f1r dvice once
No. ll9 Nassau ~, ioomG. 349
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-27
A RARE IDEA.
Orange CoURr HousE. Va,
August els. 1868.
WYOMING, WHie, UNION MAN.
10 ths Edilor of Ms R1iq

10 the Editor Of the Wing:
In these days OF Conscrptlon and Impressmen', amid
the general toll aud turmoil of war when should
be al all scared someH diverted at al article by
frend 10 the soldier" which appeared in your issue
of the goth inst This friend have The good
OF the soldier and hence the good the country very
much at tear in that he would have emale nu ses in
attendance at cur hospitals and suggests very kindly
TO the "Legi ature Congress-, (one he hardly knows
to which, the prOprey Of giving them an opportunity
TO volunteer" for such purpose, they Wilt not,
why, they should be 'conscripted!
Nov, sir am a soldier and have been ever since the
outbreak Of hostlties and of course claim to have tie
good of the soldier and country much at heart as lie
or any osber man but such On IDEA as that If "con-
scriItng ladies attend hospitals Is ridiculous and PIE
posteroup an ought never to have been allowed plee
In your eolumns except TO be spurned 1t is al Insult,
indignant and wanton offered the fair supporters Of
cause-dur wives and eislCrs-ani ShOld meet with a
timely Febuke and me.ited contempt, matters 10! by
whom offered.
The sick and wounded who, in consequence thereof,
have visited the various Virginia Hospitals, weil-knoW
10 what extent the Virginia ladies have contributed IN
peysoaaI endeavor aud exeron in actual attendance u
their Wanis-and now patriotic conception is germina-
ling in some mind to conScri6e them! Surely THIS
"tiehd" of must be spasmOd -, no. should say,
''gtTrotic" He must be wrong in some way. soud
ak for the qualification oil hi' friends tile soldersand
the ladies', who is this, 'friend"! What is his
status coaScriptUs, rel non eStF We are much dis
posed to regard him ''eopscrpt" himself wishing
every body else old and young male and female in the
same category "conecrped," likewise And ii he be
inclined to urge this idea of his however patriotic
and good, any further be do so but Ios With i'm
puuily The fair daughters Of Richmond, OF Vrgiaia-
YEA Of the whole S,ulh will not How It, They would
iash him in any aud every condition Of life excl per-
chance when he might be a sick or wounded solder,
when they would become many Florence Night
ugale a. be would have them ready to administer ut
Kidding voluntarily" and gratis, 10 his wants, how
great and how numerous soeVer they might be
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4
attributes tie forrriasae g aractsr OF e'eFei' ms -
instance 10 e. e ulortuua iey # rer~'tprg Nv
ep,ial en,irs, 20 cccory 10 i'icr"'t gh. IA IN .
rov,rr neps oi tie Ic5prc'i'e deI'd're'f' 500 DC
noupses as snaeous me correspondents oil toe EGG
sb apsrs nov in Olsnd, because, for ooth they rep
resented truth ully, no doubt, ia the Pohs nave
achieved important victories their tyranuic'l OPP
pressors Such, the TlNss represents, has been the
practice of the cplre pondents of toe English papers in
this country, aud especially Of Dr.. Mackay the New
York correspondent of the London Times.
So We hay. stood towards Iaukeedom, according 10
the \. Y TuEs, IN the same relation that POla did
to Russia! Il lat is 30, it certainly is high lime to
change TIA. reator for it IA the OWest aud the most
degraded position that people could occupy To h'
held a. dependency by Rlssis would he respectable
posi-. on compared with this for then We would be gov
e-ued by gentleman, as We Pre'une the Emperor
Alexander to be. In the ether relation, We would Dc
the serF Of tn ewes aud lying glbOnds with instincts
little above the brute, and Othe' impulses than those
which terd to cheat ny hypocrisy, meanness and 'mmo
rally
Toe Poes would have the advantage.
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ne Poes would have the advantage.
rh.o~f,,lne,. and Contentment.

contemporary urges in very persuasive tones, con
,e,tu ent aud chee,ulu,ss" among the people II to
call upon the people to be eOnented and cheerful could
make them so, VIZ should be very much alarmed We
were the eouteued people on top OF the
ound after the fst b-te If Nanas sas-so coatented
and cheerful that gather AMUSED than other
sise with the galEeri, Of army two hundred thou
snd strong rgh in Our 'front.' Ii was only when, after
oaying felt the force Of that and other armies we lost
OF cLeer!uuess and esame diseOnlenttd that we set
about making preparation for our d,ierce We suffered
immensely but uLcheerfulress and discomfort aved u.s.
No; it il time for anxiety and alarm-aId We sin
erey cou sci the WtOe country 10 feel anxious and
alarmed till lrcm ",he uetle danger" they have Pue ed
.be flower safety. We need all the eHertOns that
be LveIiest sense of peril can prompt Ii is no time
for ,he syren sorg Of commitment and cLesrfunesa;
o. will be till
Cur stern slAlums are chs nged " merry meetings,
nd Gu dreaded mAIchts U delight al measure.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RlGH rs.
RICHMOND WING.
THURSOaY mcRNING, AUGUST S1' 1858
naath Of Ex.Governor Floyd.

Ex-Governor JLu Floyd died Yesterday at Aong-
5o, Y, of disease which has tOI some 'ime Ireyea
upOp him, and which is said to have been Induced b!
his srduous hbOus and exposures in the field fitting
notice his he and public services will doubt be
laid before the public. Ills career as puoic man d'd
not cover very extended period but 10 emurfcet' and
Sss largely concerned in, series OF the most mpor-
tant events that have ever occurred He had ten s
:member Of the Legislature, Governor tie state SCI
rotary Of War Of the Cuied States Bdgaaier Genera
in the Confederate a.es service and Major General Of
Virginia forces 10 these pOsitc be display ID MAJ kec
ability and uIQuesiOnab!e courage His PeEoH, bear
ing ard Adde'S we're remarkably fac; he Vas ieTSi
bic speaker and a most ogteesb!e companion. age,
vs suppo e. wa abr ut torry-6se. lie died ebdoless.