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New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
FROM NORFOLK.
The Rebel Army Of virGinin-sitnn':on Of
Rosccrnms-Rcbcl Escsigns-Casc OF L..
WriLht. &c.
Correspondence Of The " Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The y. Y Tribune.
NORFOLK. VA. Sept, - l5o3.
From mos. tru ustworthy sources | learn that
the mysterious movement OF the Rebel army OF Viz.
gna commenced some twelve days ago, and it was
generally understood in secession circles here that
concerted demonstration WIS BE- made against
Rosecrans at or near Chattanooga.
Surprise has been expressed TINT the plans Of the
Confederate Generals had been kept quiet and secret
from our Government. and there il now much exulla
ticn II tie idea that tire schemes Likely TO create
embarrassment, Il not serious disaster 10 the Union
cause. There is 10 mistake in the report that Long
street ana Ill., With their CORPS were in the recent
tight and that further rcdnorcements have been sent
fiom Richmond 10 lrasG aud Johnston.
Lee has been to Charleston within few Days. and
the probabilities arc that he win mpcrntcnd in person
The Gual struggle fr the stronghold nty wlcscd
iron the Rebels and now held by Gen. Roseogans.
ENclls corps alone In front of Meade and Richmond
depends upon lin aad such new force can be hastily
,sed In the city ior protection. Rebel sympatizcrs
hclc freely admit thai ,ho Rebel capital Is in eminent
dnscl Il Meade .Aoud move against il, but they feel
lencc ;hlt tlo Rc1el designs VIII succeed against
~ aus 10 time 'or onohcg concentration az Rich
dAb,h VII. DLec'. any movement on the part ot
tc Union forces.
t.. probable that .lo plans have Teen so wen ma
.r,, ,hat Eosccrnna via b, obliged 20 fall back and 1t
rc tint a s.rons force VIII be sent against tGnlmore
i rs rc.asd Il not wholly defeat the operations a
.l.,l. tom I, Is assurcd here that by underground
,, aare ton information OF the toai defeat ol Rose.
, mas hccn received IN this city. cannot taee
s,l,4.r 10 any Trustworthy source.
In Gguy, Of The Now York Stale Lurl.ic AsylLm u
teciy {, !aqulrc into tho sanity ofDr Weight. VOW
ccratcl fur tle nalicr Of Lieut.. S1ndl agne. Dr..
O.ay Is every WY qualified for the mi. sion, end his
,uut u Do lcoAcd iur with interest. D.. C.. has been
.opr. touci by Government .or the duty.
Puc nng Of truce boat Now.lork under ohargc Of
l' Milford, len 'or Cily POM this afternoon. Gcn.
,att. Commissioner ios the exchange o, prisoners,
. ,p to city Point on Sunday to hold an interview
81. .l ,mmsW0nor Ould.
nost has made It's appearance In this neigh
..rD.d W, ". y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
10 tie An,cia,cd Pres,.
1v.snrvcrnr Nodreehn,

NAsHNb4DHt NttItfuNts ofl'ts -. 40o".
Dispatches from Gen. Rosecgans, dated Chat
ta1coga and ?. H. Sept - (yesterday afternoon
ucsc -Cco.ycd by tie Government tLis morning from
Which & appears tLat the enomys attack upon Gen.
Thomas Corps Hosccraass lef) on Monday afternoon
vas handsomely ropulled and Gen. Ihomas0 forces
marched quietly to tie position they were about TO take
when assaulted.
The ociG Dispatches Of Monday evening stated that
two divisions OF Gen. LoDgstreet advancing nPon
Gen Rosooranss left al O'Clock that afternoon.
ttUrned ont, however that this movement was mere
!y ior the purpose Of Reconnaissance attack
made by the Rebels.
Tie order Of Gen. Rosccrans for bis entire command
to concentrate was accomplished before midnight
Monday and he is IN a strong defensive position
which be easily held until TeUnforcemeuts arrive
The movement Of our troops executed IN excfner'
or1eg. and although they bad worked hard ioI several
days and nights, they were IN ,lo best oi sprits.
iour thousand Of our wounded were reroyCd hom
tie ed aitor the battle of Sunday.
Gcaerol Lyle was the only general officer killed
side, wbiie btagg acknowledge bis oss in officers
to he go.y heavy.
The regulars (oaT rcseIvee> went into battle 1900
s;rong and cane out with only 4l5
This shows tic persistency with which our troop
oontcnded for every iAch Of ground.
Gen. RoeecTans has performed wondere 10 reaching
Ais present position after fighting With h,0 single CON
uand against the inmcnse forces os picked troops that
we.e combined agaiust hin.
III igo o. three days Gen. RosccIans VIII be able TO
assume oiicnsiye operations again.
When tte last Dispatch OF Yesterday co.ad tho enemy
wes quite active. Hc had been making approaches oI
thc mOihiDg.
Gen. Rosecranss men were Ii line and ready for
sDoiber encounter.
Cen GRAHAM who commended orc Of oaI Bgigadesat
-ietiysbgrg, rl~estsAon prisoner and conveyed 70
y c5Iopd, Aas recently ca exchanged, and reached
h-fe tiJs morning
cen Graham has communicated important iniorra
tou 10 the Government De ID ia'lsGod G.at only two
divisions Of Gen. Lo4gst cots coip4. with all hi. at
lCrr have been sent 10 Bi4Gg.
lii addiiol . tia, iwo b.lgades and Gen. Pickett
srd tie Wise leg-gn were a.fo deailcd 70 reinforce
ETage.
Gen. Graham :. 70 that hc saw 81 pieces Of cannsa
mo'ug acTose tie Dg.dGe ron IicbnoDd, selI to be
fo.ae 70 Hracg.
Ale nc"s Of the battles fought between Bragg ard
1e.!aIs was 4i.eqg..-..-eltto " TIC Ac-e! aa!A0ss
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
Another ic-lsc.cnforccments Expect
ed
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, September 90 1863

WASHINGTON Wednesday, September %, 1863.
According to official information received
from the Army of the Cumberland dated lest night it
Is supposed that the battle is renewed today
Much anxiety IN relation to the arrival Of reinforce
ncns naturally expressed If the repeated orders Of
the Government had been obcyed. there would now be
no solictude upon that point.
II IS known here that Gen. Rosecrans has abundant
stores and supplies for many days to come.
Assistance is on its way. and may reach lin in time
70 DC OF imnense se.yiee.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
From Morris Island.

The steam transport Blackstone, w. c.
Berry Master. from Hilton Head p and Charleston
Bar D. n 18th. with mails and passs ngcrs from Nor
rs Island 10 u. ). Quartcrmastor reports; Sept 10
.. M oil Frying Pan Shoals, passed steamship
AIago with schooner in TOW. On the .lst . D. m. -
niles north Of liattcras passed steamer Star Of the
South. with brig In tow.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
rmcM ,rA~T ~ .NrsvEE.
Thc ssrrcns,cT a. 'g.iio,,.- Affairs at Gsber
80 nfs.
}. patch % Che 20. g. 2i..a 3,

prcInI D pIfH 'I NO .. . lfl-UIf
KsoXWM W,dn. sdav. Sept lG 1853
Tho following 'ornai.l is re.e.. d ty Telegraph
Gom Cumberland cop.
Ga "Wednesday tho gth L...t. cll. Iiays with Com.
pglca ! i. ia. and I.lt n. li.. oi ..c NIiA ONO,
Nra attacked nci4 Ill'.a o.. .Il. up fr i'hi11d' Dy
J. 80 iioh .4 urL'r a.,, ,. $500 .ut. nem riilnntf
for two hour. ofnF henAy 10 a.el Frd Wounded
blf va, finally onmp,,i, d. ar q, cl to oycVDasri 3.
numhorH Oar osa Dy tle nl..ir I4f ghout aV-iiid d,
wounded. and " .soncr--jf which gn uudle proph on
wCia comfuia. i1uod ol.tots. The ahalr tDuifh tc'
ion hrs doubtless reached yoa wa Ricm, nj siea.y
unealhcd. p..,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
YtraCg's OMcinl Dispnfrh.

ToETREss MoNEor. Wcdnesday seii %. lstJ
Tie Richmond Dispatch Of the 22d contains
tie following.
"CBIcKAaAGuA. Ga. Sept. 20. 1863
AFTER two days hard fighting. We have driven the
enemy offer dee pc!ate resistance from several poi.
tious but le At!i c0nuonis us The loss Is heavy on
both side. ycoauy 20 ln officers We have taken
70 pieces %. art4leT. and 5Oo prisoners
"Io Gen. CooPEE BAAXfOS BnACO"
Rosecrans has been heavily coniorccd by tfools oia
Grant IS A.ny.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24

ties ct Richmond They expected to hear that Rosccrans
had been annhlated and that Bragg had retakcn East
Tennessee.
Instead of that Richmond is in state Of mourning
for the heavy losses that Eosccrans has inflicted upon
Bragg.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
Advance OF the Army Of the Potomac Sonf'i
OF the Hapidan.
WAsIIlNGrON. Welnosdn

WASHINGTON Wednesday, Sept. %, 1909
According to accounts from the Army Of the
Potomac. received tonight considerable portion Of
our troops have reached The south de of the Rapdan
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
Louisville Reports.
LOUISVILLE, Wednesday. Sept.

Tic Journal has received information which
it credits that Monday night the right and left wings
Of Gen. Roseoranss army rested on the battle ground
of Saturday and Sunday; and reGnforcemonts-thc
number not staicd-from Gen. Grant. vic Decatur,
were 10 have reached him yesterday.
Gen Rosecrans's headquarters were four miles from
The battlefield in the rear Of the center.
Gen. Eosccians was in good spirits and hopeful Of a
complete and dccsiyc victory Johnston Bragg and
Longsircei.
1t was reported that a. T. Hill Us in command Of the
Rebel forces opposed 20 Rosccrans
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
THE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.
REBEL REPORTS OF THE SITUATION
OUR MONITORS UNHUR1 BY THE GALE.
GILLMORE'S WORKS RAPIDLY INCREASING.
FORTRESS MONROE. Wednesday, Sept %, 1863.

FORTRESS MONROE. Wednesday, Sept. o. 1863.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 22d contains the
following:
"CHARLEsroy. Sept 90, 1868.
Nothing unusual has transpired The Moni.
tors and the Ironsdes are within the bar unht BY the
gale The enemys works on Morris Island are RAPIDLY
increasing in strength and extent"
The Richmond Wing Of to-day has the follow.
ing:
CHARLE5roN. September q.
The cnemy's activity on Morris Island, not.
withsanding orr fire, continues nnabated He Is build.
ing covered way from Battery Gregg TO Battery Veg.
ner. For two days past we have sbeed his working
parties with great vsor. Tie enemy Is building bat
terry on Block Island.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
SECOND DIsPATcU.
LOUISVILLE. "Wednesday. Sept. o.

A special dispatch from Nashville to The
Journal has jest arrived, and says there Was slight
skirmshns Yesterday front Of Rosecrans otherwise
Oh was Quiet up 10 O'Clock z. N.
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3 Confederate I omu or zoe, ,00o, GEO Trunrs
.34uc:cd.

roRrnlss MoNLo,, wednesday Sept. g. 1862
7Is gieamoad Dispatch of the 22d says:
The Confederate Government has effected q loan Of
lnNU 900 iEancs lrom parties ~ Trance based upon
cotton now In thiE country.
" "Conicderaio loan iu EuGlald IL tut"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
He los TcT CLAIM a TRIUMPH

TIE E-3-2s Loss Wy EEAVY,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24

TEE LATEST HC2EI REPORTS.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24

Ts7EcIAILY so IN OFFICERS.
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MAJOR. GEN. HOOD KILLED.
Five Gigadiers 1Silied and Seven
Wounded.
TIE RICHMOND WIG DESpONDENT.
'rc,i-l D.sra.,A to Tic y. Y. Tribu1e.

src,i-i p.sl-.ch to Tic y y. Tribune.
WAsHEcToS "Wednesday Sept g 1859.
Gen. R0socTaas was, at last accounts, await
.rc with lis whole force posted in Inc Of battle Few
los n front OF Chattanooga. the attack OF the enemy
AnotHor battle expected to-day. and confidence is
.ct hat !hc commander who picked victory Of tic
disaster ca stone River VIII follow that precedent on
Ills occasion 1t is considered that all events
cesssl rcpu'e Of the rm.ible attack upon which the
Rebels siated so mueh Is essentially victory for tie
Ulion. sa4 opcs sls w-y !or more than one triumph
ant campaign We are informed tia, the orders diect
inc Gen. Bl;nsce 70 march TO re-euforce Gen,
Rosccra1s were 10. sen. till the lsth instant
and ccu.d net have reached hin til the 18th,
at fhe earliest. when Ae bad already reached Jones
boro whittier lie mGgclol il the hope of meeting and
beating expected reenloTccmcnts 20 Ir Sc from tho
East which had unluckiy gone by another route From
Aat point il would have been impossible had Burnside
marched Immediately upon the reception Of lis orders
% roach Rosocns IN season 10 take part - Saturdays
and Sundays battles. II therefore the orders in qacs
;oa we're not sent til TIE 18Th reported General
burnside is hardly 70 blamed for his failure 10 arrive
m season. Other reports through trustworthy channels
lowe7or throw doubts upon The above and indicate
different state Q. facts.
10 tie Aa,eir.od Prcs,.
wAsHrsGIoy wednesday. Sept %, 1863
An unofficial dispatch from Chattanooga to
IN army officer speaks of the engagement On Monday
last when Gen. LOagstrcets corps attacked tie corps
of Gen. Thomas. as a complete Union yictoTy.
Tie fac, that Gen. Thomas was able 70 join Gen.
Kosecrans at Chattanooga on Monday night receives
positive confirmation in this dispatch.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24

EPON7HE ARNYOF The CUMBERLAND
NESGl7ATDlTTEES In GE3n
Gen. ThsG:2s Attacked on Mon day.
lie Handsomely Rapels tie Enemy.
EOsECRANSS ENTIRE ARMY CONCENTRATED.
csr Treo2s in a ssEeng Position,
4,O00 Of Our Wounded Renewed.
AMGs 9aa ATTACH EXPECTED.
OUR ARMY READY 20 MEET IT.
4rGS's Eero9a CT the Two
Bays Fighting.
He Ic-s gcr CLAIM a TRIUMPH.
TEa E-rE?s Logs Wy EEAVY,
EsTECIALLY so IN OFFICERS.
TEE LATEST REBEL REPORTS.
MAJOR. GEN. HOOD KILLED.
Five GHgadiers 12ilied and Seven
Wounded.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24

Gen. Thos Francis Mcaghcr is announced to
spoak il OLlv ia bcaeli ct thv Union usAe.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
YESG27ATB TITLES In GEORGIA
Gen. ThsG.:2.s Attacked on Mo. lay.
lie Handsomely RapelS tie Enemy,
HOSECRANSS ENTIRE ARMY CONCENTRATED.

Csr Trcc2s in a ssEeng Position,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
OUR ARMY READY 20 MEET IT.

4s.GSEs's Eero.a er the Two
Days' Fighting.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
1900 Of Our Wounded Renewed,

AEsGs SSn ATTACH EXPECTED.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-24
From Fortress Ucnroc.

ForrErss MosEor. Monday. sept. 81. lsoo.
,csmer Forest City arrived at noon today from
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THr y. Y. TRIBUNE Ftre1u0ufly urges everybody
who god to sell and to invest the proceeds ia Govern
itIt srcGiiteL Mr. Greeley IL said 10 have rede ear
deal o In his wool and ivory sp-cuation Has he any
objection u the public bis large Icputed gains are az
vs,ed or what proportion 81 the inve;taout ccns,I, 0
United states bonds Boston 'ouiie'
As to our reputed gains" we must refer
the curious inquirer to tho Inventors Of the gun
contract and other impudent fabrications; but
oil our 0c,sag gains for some years back ore
invested in "United States bonds" and
won!d be, we're they hundred times u great
Nav: the money sent us in advance BY our
spbscribers about the first Of the present year,
md which we shall have to repay them III
newspapers during the course of the year, Is
invested. 30 the amount of many thousands OF
dollars. in U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness,
which wo calculate will fall due about Us fast
as our Paper-Maker calls for the cash in pay.
mont of his moD,hly bills. Are You answered :
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TraVclcr.' Guide.

To ALBANY by IIads, 90 Histi Htl o. Natrr.
:, = io !. ru -ra p. g. ed - % r. sunday. 5, , y ~
a, Albany ~ iiasl-a. kR, 2,ih-', and ithav i9 u
10 Bos.nn. ~ atw-l. ft,a live, Fitl 30. y.
Il sto0 ingion hnr. FgI 49, y. r. trn Fall
........,..... Ip m.
- hos,0n, By N@~-ifssrn Rk., ~. sPdgg-
Gs Iltl.G AAt,..........B .. n and a 4nI8p m.
To Lo.toD BY Nsa-ii.scn RN 2,thsL aud
sfh.,. va sh,sr Tine IN AID D. Sunday. ?. M
10 BuE4 o. ~ E..s AZ fovt 80 Ihsgtet'-
sodG p ~
10 ~, dgipAia by New jersey RAILROAD. foot
OF CouIt snd -t.7 10. N, a ~. suudy, :: !? N.
To Phlatephs by Cstd"n ara fmboy
z i.foaa Pier - i. Il. ...........b a. N. ? m
Il ths Wet, by (-u'fal Railroad ~ Ne~.
J-f.oy, foot - Couf,laud'-st- u. - a.
II ..............-................. 81 ? IA
10 " arlington, b. Nrw.Jcissy kR,7, loan,
q Ani ~ g. loot Of tOuitadi d.. .5uutHy, \. r. H.
10 " Arlington. by Csnde1 AID AiLb1y N,ii-
road Pier 70 ~ R......................ba and ~
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Mr. FREDERICK MONTGOMERY, late Editor
of The Fieksburg Wig, Southron born, who
has been speaking for the Union in the North
West, goes up to Connecticut tomorrow morn
ing to help tho friends Of the good cause III
their pending contest. He is confident that the
Blockade and the Proclamation, thoroughly en-
forced, will soon break down the Rebellion.
Though never till recently q public speaker,
he has the root Of the matter in him. and
makes an effective address. lie will probably
stop at Norwalk to-day.
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T1v Herald having asserted the falsehood that
-'Senator Sumner and his fellow-couspirators,
including Greeley, regard the Union with
Slavery in it as "a covenant with death and
an agreement with hell" The Richmond Enquirer
heartily responds to the sentiment, and Tie
N. y Express gleefuiy copies the compound
calumny. Neither Sumner nor Greeley ever
regarded the Federal Constitution as "a cove
nant with DEATH as their Confederate calumi-
ators well know. They concur With Mr..
Madison In his ayowal that this Constitution
should not and does not affirm the right o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

We chronicle with pleasure the election OF
GEORGE BROWN. Editor Of TheS'oje (forcnto),
to the Canadian Parliament from South Ok
ford His majority over tho Ministerial candi-
date ia 275. Mr.. Brown edits the most widely
circalated aud Influential newspaper IN British
Amcrica, and bas ever been jnIic'ou5 and
earnest oPPonen. Of Human Slavery. We need
Lot add Tint he is an opponent Of tho Slave
hnldern Rebeon.
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&" TIE Dtiroit Free Press, n Republican paper.
We tLmk, says The ErPr'ss. Tie ITc, FTe''
aforesaid is exactly such "Republican paper "
as TIE Chicago Timrs. Richmond Enquirer, aud
Chanesion Meycery. Of course, 1t tries to e1.
cuse the mob which has been burning the
houses and taking tue lives of innocent Blacks
in Detroit. 1t does uot pretend, however, that
they did any wrong. but lays the blame on The
Provost Guard.
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They have q democratic House OF Rep.
reseli:atves now sitting at Harrisburg, Pa.
which was asked TO lend is hall for one even
ing TO citizens desiring to hear patriotic nd
dresses from Ex-Goy. Joseph a. Wright OF In
diana and Elk Gov andrew johnson Of Ten
nessce. But these lifelong Democrats are not
Copperbeads 40 the door was shut in their
faces. All well some men are making record
that viii not easily be ellnced.
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JOHN VAN buren,.

The irresistible humOr of John Van Buren,,
which made his name n household word in
1545, seems to be returning to him with re-
turning devotion to liberty and country. His
speech at the great loyal meeting in The Cooper
Institute on Friday evening was almost as re.
markable for its characteristic drplerics of e1.
preston as for its noble declarations Of sup.
port Of tie Government In the war ~ the bit
ter end. 1t was full Of such quiet thngs as
this;
livery often meet men ho tell that the fcole Hs
or that Well cay, guess net on Of Re Ile.
know OF 10 deiarDin- ht the people won't 10 make
pp your mind Whist ~ADt scnise and Ten i, Ia tle
.oseoce Of evidence to the contrary has ether people "sai
Prolonged laughter
And this:
The Emperor Of French viii do exactly he thinks 10
entirely iof tls own Interss-
The following statement of Democratic ups
and downs 10 in his beet style:
The De%oc,,tiO parry as you a. know nine year. oa Of
zen oen,i"s ,s oo,sin,ns"' % we cDus'y ~ reg
the Government and the lss in fact attachment
piads s ' md Itt q S' sS ' or Sd
drivers take some sleepy pa' ger o bad IoIs aHd uise
np H. ps,:snssls ret out Ssb'e they qnre 10 rai
soad tEsy get lsntsln aud eventually they conc oil right
10 me, careful msO looking at their ,li'
that prudent for to go cut and wslE
IGnst laughter and tlTee cAe-Is
In bis palmiest days and moods we think be
never hit upon anything happier than this pOr-
traiture Of Brooks:
suoued by great rnsny people slont attend
ing this tonight. told that 1t nsid GU,
10 ais migrate the HenpCrae parry snd speper
which oiued last Fall Hugh ef and my TrpTescntaIiy" III
Cons,ess who never jonea u. have e'e ter tn,
will 10 some hi oisipegrn'e the Del.oeec perry Ny
representative have yery bi.n opinion o. Tie seem" to t
the vlOe oil ouI Snie hhd fonsid'
cradle psrt Of kewJesey lsUgef snd lookn4 ~ h pIer
this that he taken charge % tic GOV
OHIO Inetns end HIN is ana several other
bstes Ii IA often that nan favored WIN o. p2 pro
yiied with such extensive plane OF useiulness read
speech that he made be Democratic Union Ah.oea-
toD the 81 OF MTch reported 40 me "cid Oh
the 4h Without undertaking to SAY w'h was o er 4or MN
TO FOR him 10 omit Will thst bahk goa tna Ne
ny representative ntl the neat day. Great
aud long continued laughter ana tppieo'e.i
But Prince John must take heed what ho
Gays, or be will not escape the condemnation
of his Democratic fiiends. His closing words
were:
With immense population and ought TO
end THE In ninety days Start your roos ia New
leans at Nicks6urg fTelecksbnT at Cbsess0D aud w
Tennessee Charge along tie Whole line with
enerey ard with union Ind word ioI It, IN ii. oy days
body Wal onder that t.s rebellion regarded
e. Formidable In any portion oil the United Sstes PRO
ionged oLees
We think we remember that for the utter
ancs Of just such opinions az these, rlen have
been called Coward to Richmond fanatics"
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a DzJssrry

70 ne Editor Of The N. Y. Tribune.
Sra: Mr.. VIM. Allan Butler in his defspss OF MS
partner NJ. Collector Barney, asserts that be bar
ncy) has received cent fer any services Or
commissions connected with the busnes OF Cotton
Agent.
Now. one " Fl. Barney, Cotton Agent" renders
an account 10 the Secretary OF the Treasury winch
the latter communicates 10 the Senate Of the United
States on tic 9th of February, vide " Tx. Doc,
No. a." Ii is not very clear or explicit as COM
mercia document, but il admits the receipt OF
$6,762 9l.lO0 for commissions, end q OS3 2lIVo Ss
charges making an aggregate Of $l3 81 l2.loo'
There evidently Two Bsrneys. One is Hiram
Barney, Collector Of the Port q New-York, and the
other is II. Barney, Cotton Agent. Mr. Butiers
excupaiory card appliss to the former ii wouid
be difficult to show ulat the list Of ch( made up
by the Mr.. Barney who is Cotton AeeNS pre- reas-
enable, or in conformity to usage, and absolutely
impossible 10 convince the community that be dld
not receive o share Of them.
Nor can We suppose that Mr.. Chase would refine
upon cIuelty by superaddng to the ardnons laborr
OF the Collector the heavy burden of the Cotton
Agency. lie must have designed to separate those
disnct and homogeneous Offices.
There can be only one question 10 the case Who
is this mysterious " II. Barney, Cotton Agent T. 1t
is due to the Collector that he should be found, and
made to bcuP the orprabrium which justly enough
attaches TO the style in which this business OF selling
Government cotton has been transacted. Show hm
mp. INQUIRER.
March O. 1909
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

land (Mane) journal, :" TO furnish for tie sum
of 500 (Which sum shall be given f,r the re-
lief of the sick and wounded solliers) plan
which will close up The Rebellion aud unite al
the States in six months, or refund the money"
Jane ought not to let beggarly $500 stand
between her aud tie salvation OF her country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10
Observation-Disclosures. ,I.reh 40.

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