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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-07-28
y.rrlala. ,he Hn,lle Ground.

The great leaders q the secession
movement came from the cotton states.
H. laying their plans for the expected
strugglr, they determined that the
ravage. Of war sl,on'd not visit their
own homes. Virginia Was TO be
drawn into the contest and made the
battle ground. They laid their plans
With consummate skill and the Old
Dominion 'el. into tie snare. Blind
10 her own Interests, she allowed her
self e. be made the tool OF those wlo
cared nothing for her. welfare, and
whose prosperity was to be attained
through her calamity.
And noe Virginia has received the
reward Of her foolish treason. Her
territory Is one broad field Of desola-
tin. Ftiebd and foe have preycd
upon htr yi,al.. Her substance Is
eaten up Her inhabitants perish by
famine aud the sword. Her villages
arc depopui,tcd BY the conseTiption'
Vast armies sweep 10 and fro over her
borders, oue taking what the other
may have lei, The most prosperous
portion OF her territory part
which has principally supported her
goycrnme nj and her public works
has formed il-clfinto separate and
independent state. iler first iamilies"
are stricken with poverty--thcir prop.
eny having taken 10 iisclflegs and run
swNy.
"Save M from nv friend" may
well be the cry of Virginia to day.
While seeing her prosperity vanish Ike
sdream, Virginia Las likewise the NOR
tifcalion of finding herself dispised
by those with whom she has cast 10
her lot. The soldiers from the Gull
scoru the acowardly virsinians.'
While she bears the burden, the power
ard emolumcais are in other hands.
Her inierests give way 10 the inter-
esls Of the Cotton States, and her pub
lie men are laid upon the shelf while
tho politicians Of other states flourish
in the sunshine Of Executive favor.
Even Lee, prominent among Southern
generals. vas long kept in : subordi-
nate position and probably would have
continued under the cloud ofprejudice
which covers all Virginians, II an ac-
cidcni TO the Commanding General at
acrisicai periol had not made il neces-
sary TO place him at the helm.
Dot Virginia has one consolation in
her ruin. Those who have plotted
her destruction have not themselves
escaped. The rein OF ono Gull State
IS seaEly Is complete as that Of Viz
ginia. Others hare received their first
Insiallmens Of just punishment. Bold
raiders have swept through them, and
s'saed the residences Of many Of the
great headers who expected TO save
shonselses ~ transferring the conte'i
20 ths border Soon he hsll blast oi
war Will hs upon them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-07-28

Tbs 60asAesn HEADERS have, from
the 6vsi. placed great reliance on their
craftsmanship and diplomacy. Their
hnosledga 81 government aud the
means By which il strengthened and
sus;aincd. wss esninsally practical and
useful They had BEEN trained ia a
schsel 81 folacs sceond 70 none in the
a.vaa;4ges shleA i afforded Ger &C
qa.sirg , ooalpleie mastery o. al tie
.mete iaporsapl branches Of tbs sisace
q gpsosnmeus. The management Of
a great and growing naiion Lad beea
completely u their bands Bora sod
tired u ! state Of soeieiy wb,ch -.
hos la6gs ! no. 9noss' 80 s.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-07-28
The Fruits orour Victories.

Gen, Grant does net repose upon
his !aurels, or lean back to pass his
moments in dreamy contemplation OF
his own virtues. Having done some
thing brilliant he does not hesitate to
follow il up with something barely
useful. From the grand task ofbom-
harding the rebel Sabastopol he has
descended with great facility TO picking
up stragglers, chasing wagon trains,
and diving in Tex1s cattle. The
capture Of Vicksburg gives him the
privilege Of having everything his own
way in the Mississippi valley, and ibis
privilege he is evidently making the
most Of The activity which has
characterized all movements in his
department since tile fall Of Vieksburg
reflects as much honor upon his mill
tary abilities, as did the capture Of
Of that stronghold. Scarcely had he
entered Vicksburg with his victorious
army before the whole valley was a.
/ live with his expeditions. The rebels
are doubtless aware BY this time that
he is an unsafe man when in close
proximity. They may have also
learned that he has an unaccountable
way Of placing himself in close prox-
unity siih traitors when least expect
ed. For a rebel to be within hund
red miles Of Vicksburg after its sur
render was TO be within the Jaws Of
destruction. Johnson received his
quietus wiihou: delay, Kirby Smith
who had had the temeriiy 10 show
himself on tie opposite side Of the riy
err, suddenly found il convenient 10 de.
part for unknown regions in unceri
monious haste. Heron paid a flying
visit TO Yazoo City. while Ransom
took possession Of immense stores
al Natcbez in tie name Of the
United States. Never before have
the rebel troops been 50 completely
scattered, and their s;ores 20 complete
y destroyed
Il i worthy Of notice that when
Gen. Ransom arrived at Natchoz. ha
found munitions Of war passing over
from the east for fhe use o. Kirby
Smith army, snd droves Of cattle
passing over from the wes. for the
support Of she eastern ,roops This
gams Is now played cut. All troops
on the west side Of the Mississippi
will have 20 disbaad ia consequence Of
their disability to obtain military sup
plies from the foanderies ofihe East
ern States. We have also every reas
or 10 believe that the efficiency d fhe
eastern armies vii be impaired IN con.
sequence Of the loss Of their western
sBpplies. II 80 ihe end draws nigh.
Lnthcr 0. Greene, Of the Wood
..n.l. 81 L..a 81. -. a..n.i
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-07-28
Tl.e World Moves.

The great State of N sogi his Iale-
~ adopied a system 81 Gradual
emancipation. Three yeas ago all
Der Efforts we're employed Is spread-
ing slavery abroad aud rendering il
perpetual a bone. North Carolina
i agitaing the plan 81 = reoonstruc-
ion v 'le iuiu On III b. n grad
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-07-28

MARRYING AUTHORITIES TAKE
NOTICE. The last Legislature pass-
81 law, which takes effect An2ast
~, which imposes heavy penalty
80 preachers. Or others, who marry
persons whe have not been pabiLbed
according 10 law. They are liable %
an indictment ~ compliant Of tho
grand Juror, and 70 Gae not exceed.
ing one hundred sl,llmF4s ane 10 make
sure that the grand juf0r sasl not
neglect to indie, them be j. liable 70 ~
fine tof eyerJ omission u ally 10 that
regard. Minister. and justices Of the
peace. will take due notice. and gov
EN- tsem.eises accordingly
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nl.lrlei ronrrntlon.

Tie Frftman Il lh# FIRST C0agrFssiens
Tsaris' lrrwpestss Y party. ass Fefses'ee
70 Hee' il cspsenlieu u gutlaH1 en- 'hs 2'u
az y Jaiy isss. Il u s'slsck 4. ~. 10
to paffsss n aessaasslnF sa'ss person 4
fsprssehs tbs flssfls, IL she conEFfss q ih'
raasi NA'ss
Al shc srs u fssss q sas,siuiHg Tbs Al
m.ssstaisor IN ia ears q PVT doRn the 70
tsllEa asa sssssin The Constitution and
ra.eu. are snsIisa q attend
An GARDNER.
NJ O. EyEkfS,
ii b. WOODBRIDGE,
DIST Committee,
rasIana. jay lsfa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-07-28

Imrs base hsen phsa i VS. danger
as 70 sfiss sash news a. tbe rrtsi
artssnen SAILS lr before ibe eges
r. ses; nss5s an8 SIS ajessr
Ne rcea 81 rslsr ia mere bsraaaa
tms AID arss Who 81 connected ~
MESSENGER ahh fhc ncws that ho
aFusbt dai the tearcr 81 eoed ness
So acre Is Sc handsomely rewarded
shlis tie uaimrunstr leavr q bad
aews ~ api 10 lose t's head II this
.ogsrn. criterion q mefa AID system
q reward vas sbl' e. sogae. the rebel
messengers would eIiaialy &c 10 an
aWinl predieameai There may have
bcea . tune when. under this system,
tbeir eyes woatl have been giaddcned
OCCASIONALLY Nilh piece Of paper pnr,
porting to be money. Bai their dread
situation =, piescai would render their
former rewards Of no account Not
one 81 them couli be SIRE u life OF
avor fof Gay. Il might fail % hi,
lui 70 bring ihy news 81 Gettysburg
yicksbarg. itvhici case il would
lnuhtltss be- well i5r HIN 10 initiate
4l.,, example Of ga Eastern gentleman
nho. when be entered the presence Of
the Tufkish governor Il said to have
voluntarily raised biz hand 10 bis
head to see II II was sill upon bis
shoulders. Luckily for them how
ever, this i ouly thing Of the past
and not reality that slares them in
lie face. But, even now, continued
lisappoiulmen,s and eyer.increasing
errors may render President Davis
person unsafe to approach. An oc
easional burst Of anger and exhibition
If savagenpss might be excused in a
person IN his situation lis dis
patches from the North, the South,
the Fast aud the West, tell him that
day By day the eneircling lines OF fire
draws nearer and nearer.
But for US II Is glorious time
One victory draws after il another
I've read in a fairy tale Of hlt9 girl
who in picking up pearl which she
discovered in the sand, drew after ii
another and another and wound then
about her neck until she vas radiant
with the discovered riches Thus,
graSping ore success, We draw after
il another and another, until the whole
cation is radiant with light and vicio-
~. Scarcely do we hear ef Gettys-
burg before VIC hear Of Vickshurg,
and, before We have finished our re-
jnicings, Port Hudson adds yet more
10 the cup Of our happiness. And
now for the first time since the war
began we hear that all the armies Of
the republic are, at the same time, in
active and successful operations. Ro
sencrans is in pursuit Of Bragg.
Meade is in pursuit ef Lee. Sher-
man is il pursuit Of johnson. Burn
sides forces are dealing destruction to
Morgan. Banks is securing the results
Of his great victory. Gilmore and
Dahlgren are knocking al the gates Of
Charleston. ] he forces in Eastern
Virginia are carrying CONSERVATION
to the cities Of Richmond and Peters
burg. II thunders all around the sky.
With our forces all in active opera
ton the weakened rebel armies can
not assist one another. When the enc
my is retrcaiing, then is the time to
press him closely and give hard blows.
| Let our armies be filled up and our
efforts increased. If this is done the
last day Of the confederacy is at hand.
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N so. Boston .J0ulnaI.


DUKE DAVIS, AND MARQUIS or
BRAGG.--Thesc VIII be two Of the IL
ties al tile Court 81 Charleston. after
the war. Tie London Court journal
announces rs fact which il has from
the Confederate Envoy" The follow
ing :---"As coon rs the war IL over
over with success to the Confed' rate
cause--a nobility consisting Of duke,
marquis, earl, yscount, and lord. with
baronet and knight complete, 10 10 be-
formed, and tie great men who have
distinguished tllemselyes, by their
bravery and patriotism, are 70 be the
reeipi.pis Of ,he titles. We can only
remark lhai on such foundation most
of The noble titles laksn were eslab-
iished ii the old country
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DIED.

T. Ysnsheser. D. sias zofh iass n rsius
q 4, serprr bHsyf ag'i g ,s.es
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-07-28

DAVIS AND PIEBefe--Fmnkl
Pirtce'S recen; speech II Concord IL
well calculated % recall what Jetl Da-
,is said in a speech 10 Mississippi NJ
t.r his return from northern trip IN
1859. 1t was Ms folluws:
II am happy to staie ihai during the
past summer | heard in many places.
hat previously lind only hard from
he late President Pierre, The dcclara.
ton that Whenever Northern army
should be assembled 20 march for ihe
.ubiug1lion Of the Souili, they would
have battle 70 fight at i, nm efore
leaving The limits o. tl.eir own State.
and on III which arr friends claim
that the victory will be At least doubt
ful !"
1t seems rather late now Cor Mr..
Pierce to carry ont his programme 81
civil war Al the North. But as he
now relies wholly on moral suasioH
and "mausoleum Of hearts" We prs-
sumo he has given up the idea Of fight
ing The soldiers Of the Union "before
leaving the limits Of their own State.
But there are different why's for at
tanning ilie same e 4. aud perhaps the
incalculation Of the idea thar the North
is wholly to blame for the war, THAT
our fighting has been without any
compensation and that peaceful
agencies alone" can settle tie contest,
may be regarded as more effeciual at
the present moment than open resist
ance. Doubtless jeff Davis would
gay 10 HosLn,l .lonlnaL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-07-28

- WIN. Mckee, The senior pi opri.
etor Of the St Louis Democrat, was
put under arrest By Gen. Sclofell.
The grounds for the arrest are stated
to be the publication Of the letter Of
President Lincoln to Gen. Schoiield,
explaining the reasons for the removal
Of Gen. Curtis, and refusal TO state in
what manner such letter came into bis
hands.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-20

The fellewing account Of the stay Of GeReral
Lees army at York, Pennsylvania, frsa the
esrrsspsudeneo Of the Baltimore Gazstts, viii
be read with interest The letter is dated York,
Pennsylvania, Jply .
Fer ssms days the tswH has been much excl
ted expecting a raid frem the rebels Stores
were elesed. gsojs shipped of, and pubiis meet
iaes held TO- raise volunteers; but eErollEsnts
were slow, only oas company being formed.
TIE reads were threHgad with fugitiVes, driviRg
thsir stcck towards tho river. Many Of cur
citizens. with their fsmiles, Aad in great tIspi
datisn. bat this c7waEdice, IS usual Wss exAib-
irsz by The lsudsst War-t9-the-knifs men. Wien
actual danger nssacsd, I'll ttsir valsT descended
- thsir heels; one PTominant ease was g Easn-
Der Of the COMMITTEES Of safety
On Saturday afterHoan Mayer Haller, with sew
eral bsRdred a0nvslescents iron the hospital
rnsyched cut TO meet tss rebels, Whs we're sx-
psetsd 70 coraa iafa town on the 6 Gstsysbarg
read. Scarcely bal they reached the oatskirts Of
the town before they nst a sitiEsn scout, whs
I reger.ed the Tebsls in force Eve miles cut Oar
trseDg Immediately fell back by rail t. WEigats'
viHs. Thus Abandoned by The military, ssvsrs
members Of tas committee Of safety and ths
chief burgess Ia order 90 ally ths apprehension
/ Of ths eitizsns csncludsd 10 20 cut and mesl
| tbs aameasSs- General Gordon assured them
that private property wsald be respected in case
1 sf rca-fesistance Durisg the Bigst he rail-
| read bridges soath sf Hznsvsr JUNCTION we're Dc
strsvsd. On Sunlay, 10 o'elaek A. NJ Gsr.
dor5s brigade eatsrad the toEn with Tags h hying
I ts the tune Of D .xie ty the bands. The msn
/ wore slouchad hats and all seris sf odd COS
tunes, principally gray and brown, much s0iled
l aud tTaysl-W0gn, Bat few carried knaPsacks q
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TaElRHERl md HlETElGTTRERS.
Tx IN KEg'D.


rT-HE fal-viHz ls he7Tsrsn E-oFtsd f5- the soloc-
y doc OF TIE LzE-s B. kla-
AZ ltaeer 1. rle Qlsrt-E1a ser 6ruCr. IB Bspsri-
r.eat is a. rze1 81 -ks sPeal cha &c suhaet
to ire laF lrarsaru1saIsr, ~ - rhs rank Of NzfGr
b. a-sgss 81 o. ssca state and Pc QHa usalter
th raEk U Cap a1, IN eaca C1nsreas.ouai B.
trse. here t s prsc-iczb tg e. Tee. The 9 NH
Eah tuuTrs-El1fal Lsl.rrlcr ala ss EualI as1 By
fla Pest o-aryF chs Sc oi 10 iHto secrans for
zhs iert delivery BY t-s tax p-ysr 90 b. gusta
~ pro8aea s-d ili le appointed BY t-zr q
tsks charge Of tae aspotz T. be eltzblthee 4
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ears reauIrFd u- der Iks lar - aaas, tss eros q
g s D bay. md rhs ip Of wcsi fer -ss FresoEt
ssar = lI have been secured
10 relieve farmers ir1a the risk aEs laCe svgHisnea
81 stariaE the gs-ve-f n Prrt ez, el ts sb
fsia anna saiats supplies Ter the - BE- srET, me
Fsns.tn NJ sEiLsrEes I'D Requests fa-lasrs residing
near posts uhe-r Qgart, are new atonea =
asvsr ne eeyefaEs1tz tsnshs o. any Part q it u
fhai gear r-lsstsr
Fnier ha law ts uers are rec slrsG o. deliver thc
- 3 st ds-es lgt mere tEaH CT Iaiia1 uom th'
-er= cf rrafgc-ian IL hey vsill asvsr 1sr tls re-
9srr fhe GoveruHseEt Vii pay fE tAs trzzsPs tasl
~ sFeosf 81 eiEtr 1is1 The Qaarterzast-r rscsiv nd
groi-cs uu1s- .Ls rrie WI rgca FIl 70 Size Pc
sursr p svi-e-ls llss Ee uucz ef Is Sax Is paid
Ard a. The Pest guz-isrsaster Il tie aolErralieua
Ff--t is ssHsls fs- tas trufs, alter tss assessed
hss est I'D sbed ard msse krsTn te hn, ths ear
tsrssstrr vEnu tts HTaaucs rs delivered viii aisi
recsipt Ter 1s fes ez- tsr1sztsr of tAe Distrct
vrha vii ia6o esPy cr tae res=ipt uFan the asses
e- e1z,e before transferring it - ~ agents e. "a
r4t-iv Is Depot LshAlA sAtlA -
If2Fu a. q. NJ Sea raj u esarEs.
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Csrrsspoadsaes Of ths Charleston Nsrcuryl
RICHMOND, jay Lee has retired from
Hsgsrst0wn in ths direction Of Hancock, where
tie Potemss is nearer AT hand aHd more easily
fsTded. Whether bis object is to draw the eRe-
ny int1 q trap, or to select better fighting
ground, ezunet Be told. The truth is, We know
little Of whs. is going On in that quarter, except
that the latest sinteiligsues represents Lees army
iptsct aud in good condition to Aght especially
II attacked on ground Of Las's ewu choosing
Bat Meade VIII be slow to deliver general Bat
tie under aneh circumstances. His object viii
be to nsnsuyer Lee back, step By step, and fall
uBon h.s rear as he Is eTsssiRE the river. Les
will doubtless extrisats himself with his usual
ability.
The oaIy comment upsR the fall Of Port HRs-
son is, +" what becomes Of the tslsgrsphie story
about Dick Taylor'5 crossing the Mississipp pi
and siding Gardner to roBt Baaks 2" We bsgis
20 suspect that TaRkes spies have beeu working
eur lines.
Sc CsarlestlH is agsia assailsd, aud the sEs
ny have made an advantageous l0GgnsRt On
Msrris island. The attsck is quite surprise to
as. Y0ET correspondent had nstiesd the sP-
gsals Of tho Mercury for Haore EoFk ca the fsrti-
heations, and believed there was sams eaUss for
prscautisn, if not apprehension; but the Rich
mona public, the Government iRclusea, were IN
happy ignoTancs Of any danger I san oRly
breathe feTvent prayer that the " City By tke
Sea F" may again be delivered.
By ths last truce boat, a Baltimore laay, Ihe
ms;ker Of six children. arrived. She wss driven
sway because, while the Confederate prisoners,
taken At Gettysburg, were marching By her
house, her little daughter waved a ian snd hsr
white servant a handkerchief to them, 20 which
they responded hy lifting tbsir ssps. In vain
the servant aekR0Wledged what she had done {;
/ in vain her eldest Slaughter offered to 60 in her
1 place; in vain Der husband appealed 10
/ the suthoriHss-sbs WAS rHthessly driven sti.
/ AHd these are the people now gaining alvsEta
+ gss oyer Us, and who would be our masters il
/ we do net rise IS one man to Tepsl them.
! = George W. jones' late minister ts New
/ Gronsda, VINO was erTosted in November, 1861
/ by LiHcoln's government, aud kept four months
i in Fort Lafayette, has sued Seward for $4,000
/ damages The cause has lately been entered IL
/ the supreme court Of New York,
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C5e 3flenpBis 8ppeal,
RrRIIsHnD

BY
John 3, MeCIaRahaR-'--BeljsmiR +. Dill.
Under the ara and style Of
ETcCLAEAHAK g Dill,
To vzom sr letters e. bu iuess oT otherwise sAOuld
h= r-f--=zed
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Frsn Charlsaisa.

From the Courier, July le
FRoN TEE IsLAEDs -Tbs enemy, Fnasy
morning. drew of their troops fsa James and
Battery Islands, asd transferred thsn 70 Litils
FoHy islana.
From those whs have visited ths zT0uHd ca
James isisa5, vs learn thss the enemy IL eTac-
Mating the plsce. left behind qHits asmbeI 81
tents Besidss q susutitY OF stores Oar men
picked us harss. ratiea5 of biscEi.. tsa. ec.sc.
sarsr. and ether welssns supFliss oavsral
Tsrrss aHd Eaglisa uaHspsHz-g al .l-5 ts.as
tsrsther with e nanber Of letters. vera l5ll'l-
ssas 81 ths latter e0EtziuiHg i1ssrss,lag i7i1r=
mation- The lztsst zsEIksrn dsl1s WeIo % ts1
5th and 6th iaaEsuis.
The bonlbsrdEsnt sf katssry Wagnsr Is k7rs
us Ssflv by the Yankee gznbasls. Between
50. a9,3 fsur huHdrsd shells is perhaps &c sv-
,-ags raushsr throTE each day. waish. s. Tar,
bss r,4zI.7a IL sha kiii q 1Es Eea-- p-lYa.a
in the 18th Georgia 5attalsa-
From tas Charleston Haraury, Julylal
Tbs ssrsriss Of the snsmy's forsa ua=e
Tassss island, last Thursday morning. Fas. III
ssuss respects, mere important sshis7aasaa
thaa the frst accounts had led rs q believe.
Not eniy usrs the Yankee ERnbosss driven doFa
tie stTsan. bat the faRkse lala forces were
e.ssrai oE .hs island We understand tbat t5ey
crcssed ever the esassWsy whieh eGnasets
JaRss island Wilh Battery island at Waiei lat-
ter plaes they new are.
Ths sxDsaitioR which aesomp iisbsd this r.d-
dance was organised By order Of B-;zadisr-Gsn.
RiDlsy. Who was Ct SacassionVille as the tiaa.
BrigaSisT- Gan. HaFood hold the illmsaiats com
maad sf ths forces engaged. Tie arallsry e.
tack upon the PsWues was haads1Hsly executed
by a ssegisn Of Bisks's battery, lst South Cs-0--
ina artillery, and section Of the Chatham Ar
ti.lery, under Col. Del KsnpaE These iour
Tuns dashed up iat0 position and 2pe1sd Gre
upen ths Yaakso vessel at the distance o. f3ur
bnn9red yards Nine shots were hfsd baf0ra s
response, and If sould be Plainly. seen cha. taa
asiGg.
oar troops obtained eeRsidsrs5is b8oty in
tie eazp which tbs enemy had haan forced q
abandon 60 hurriadly aud nsxpsr.sdiT
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-20

oar EOVerHmenEl h1EaTaT, c31EelenlolsIY D
hsli back the Enperor cf The French from
proposal whieA might have emizently served
thsn. With tEs best inteRtisns and designs
tbsv refused t. allow the dispslch ol Mr. MAsso
a. ackn0,rlsJgmsnt IN August, for over six
months, to reach tss eye aHd jadgnsHt of tas
cssntry. BY deBying or hsrs0Ts 70 bath sides
VIXEN beth night have had access ts then--ze
doubt ffan a lsuIAble desire Of trsnqailnty-it
rs compelled tie S0Utbernsrs 70 sara tksir
prizss on Ire waters, has thus destroyed thoir
chance Of raising pFrTatsers, s1d vastly lmisBd
their pewefs Of self-dsfeHse ag&iast the eeHziry
which inTades thsa. After inducing che Cen
fsdsraey bY transaction Whieb I described
year ag9 10 pledge itself 70 eertain rules laid
down aE Paris IN 1856. the Brisish GovernmenE
has not been ready to maintain them in TIE vital
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-20

"a We isara taat taa traia "a he AlahsHla
and Mississippi Rivers 1ailroad Es aaoas s.
niles frsm this place, yesterday evening s.cauz-
mo the dessh Of ere solelsr 6elcEgag b 8
/ IFl rss regiment, and tka wosndiHg Of several
/ o,hsr psrseas lIsrlaigH Clsri0H,