, 1864-07-09
Ni)ifago Qribnne.


Nl)ltQG0 Qrbr1ne.
SATURDAY, JULY ., 1864.
-,r' TIE NEWS.
There arc hinte, beginning to increase in
Significance, that Gen. Grant hes plan soon
10 be launched agatnst the rebel strongholds
ut Richmond. We can only advise our read
crs to watcl and watt, and work. Watch,
because vigilance will enable us to provide
against possible failure. Wait, since imps-
titnce will realize no good result and work,
because in either event Of victory or defeat
much rerains to be done, and speedily done,
TO further the holy cause.
The Danish war has re-o2cned- The news
by the Nova Scotia yesterday announces the
end of the armistice and the renewal Of the
din Of conflict. We, on this side the Allan
Tie, will not regret that the British Lion Is
unpleasantly tangled up In both quarre1., his
manc in one and his tail in the other. It will
require great deal Of hair splitting and pull
lug to meet the case. We shaIl care little If
England finds herself in very pretty muss
before it is over. This Kearsarge affair has
opened mnny eyes in this country to the
real position Of England on our war, and It
VIII not tighten her difficulties when she
comes to have war Of her own. Two can
play at the game Of neutrally fitting out pd-
Tateers. =:
The raid into Maryland is humbug. The
bottom has fallen out Of the scare, Or SO near
" so that men can see through it. The num-
per Of rcbcls was exaggerated, our dispatches
hint By whom. The coal and gold specnla-
tors have made good thing ont of the e1-
- ,aggcratlons Of the arts from the Upper
ii otomac. The facts now seem to be that
t!.tc rebel force VAS never very large, only
portion OF it ever came north of Front
Royal, and what portion Of it ever gets back
will depend upon Providence and Old Dave
Hunter.
Our rews from Gen Sherman's army is to
Sunday, July Sd. 1t explains the cause of
Gen. sberman's recent mistake. aud promise,
unfu1fucd, to 60 forward to Marietta Eve
J. thing looks prouisine1y In that quarter OF
the theatre OF var, but as before Richmond,
Tie undertaking is quite too gigantic to be
reached by any sudden dashes. It is stern.
Slow, crushing work, but it must succeed.
Captain C. r. Scammon, who left Chicago
three ytArs since as Lieutcnent in the 9th
Illinois cavalry. bas been confirmed By the
Senate us Aide-de-Camp, with the rank of
MAJOR On GENERA. eteeles staa. MAJOR
sea'n"ou ~ IL" ~ Iit1'e noch, AtAansas.
Ae "as "4lh oene1aa osee1e at tae siege o1
H'ch6puFe, anu al 1ne oatIle OF Afkansas
fost. ana IN Fnrons otoef engagements and
expeditions during the last two years.
Gen. Sigel Us military tactician had come
to remind US Of the medical gentleman OF the
tale, who always threw his patients into fits,
1nereps 10 cure 1hem lhe easier, ne pelns
death on nts.' stgel oegnn his career OF
renown By retreat In the Southwest 1t was
decided ut, and established him as an otacer
good On retreats. Since then he has been
good on nothing else. Unfortunately neither
-,u+,nnte M ~ conntrr h,re ,11ht ~ ~. ~.
ino4 So, ~ .ot-aatad $500 taa ostan -
H. ,noaat e,1,,.x 80 .,oe..n 49, sa..aas.
s,;a ~ s,'as.oaaa,' - - m,ras N n@a ~ 10
~, w esora oo,n.nsna cano.s1 . g., tas u.s
,naS wo,, ~ +noronah,r .s;as ~ snoa1s
-.
well conducted, is not the most fruitful
Eource Of SUCCESS and honor IN arms-
From dienateh elsewhere # wi1} he soen
that in st. Louis men Of wealth aud e1empts
are eucaoing representative recruits for the
ns,,' ~ aa1asa, ans osraast naran,.a+
sA!ns, iuu Eeuetal HUI ea9Heot iuofeAtut
las been inauguratcd to raise all the men re-
.,,;-oa r +ho+ ,r,.,,+,, ,,,,a., .hn .o.+ ,o1it..
Huleo VI s1i'l eount, onaes tne aeA' c"a.A 4o4
volunteers or drafted men- The general car
7yinp nnt nf this n1nn Hcu1d nromnt1v p-;va
N. r, =. eN'~
Ine Government ali Inc men needed-
Gold Ind q tumble Of II cents in New
r,,- ,...,-a.,. +.a ,,.~,.,t ~ 4.o .1.,. l..
toi n IHe o4A' NNe' 81 Iue 1Aoo1 oc'
ing firm at 2C5.
0pr uosb;,,too ,,.,v. en,nc,o.x h. ALA
ouf aen1ng'on ne"s summary oy 1ele-
graph give some tmr'ortaut statements tela-
tive 10 Government finances.
The pr.sidcnt in nrcnrionce NTH +ba
- "~"'Ao"~ "4'u Nv
Joint resolution OF Congress-, has fssned
1,rnc1nm.tion aDnnint3nv +he i}r.t Thnrsf4av
.s. r.1.'t...
ol Aususl US oAS o! nuM4a1aGon ano
pnsc1 3o1 1Ec people OF Inc omtcd o1ates-
uuar nFRr1.s EXPECT.
witness The fo,ioW1nc extract from tho
sneccn of J. L. N. Curry. leading "Demo-
crat.n formerly meruber Of Congress from
e1ohotna md now IN rhe rebel Congress, In
speaE1ng al 1aaaoessa' A13'' IN may 'as'' ne
said:
Asain, u: nea1ers, " . snoa!a .h !ememoes 3a taaa
1nske ior lTrside1t tSc inc0minc tati, Thsre Vii
1,t ri least t4Eu PARTIES ren7ebeute to Wit lhe af