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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-08
News from new orlean. and Memphis.

CAIRO, IT,, July 7, 1864.
The steamers Empress and Levisthsn, from New Or.
leans on the s0th uuio and the City Of Alton, from
Memphis yesterday, have arrived here but they bring
no
The steamers from New Orleans repor, all quiet along
the river. moderate amount Of cotton Offering in
New Orleans and holders were asking 81 65 for middng
But few sales made the 3ob The sales the day
previous amounted 200 bales, at 81 IS 81 iGx for
good ordinary, and 81 s7 for ordinary.
There was nothing doing in groceries.
For all kinds Of Western produce and provisions ther
was active inquiry, and holders asking higher
rates Flour, 50 30 SO for ordinary TO good.
The Memphis cotton market was dun and prices nomi.
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Brlgadier 0snssafT 4. @. Ransom, Commanding divi,
sion II Tho Seventeenth army CORPS under Cen 6bSf.
man, II present IN ths CITY, having been WOUNDED IN
one Of The recent nghs By being Shot 10 The eg 40
psoss 70 rejoin BIZ commsaa Zee aava sst gu ssvs
IN oltg o. MpaAeT 49,
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sAN FRAac1sro, JnIy 5, 1854.
The celebration yesterday the most general aud
enthusiastic ever known In this state. Or. Bellows
delivered oralon here receiving The mns hearty ap
rausc TO passages denouaeing ac pouarchcal schemes
in Mexico ana feioicng over tho probasi. death of
slavery.
The steamer Golden City salad today, with two hun.
dred passengers and 81 ,l55. eco .p bullion.
Mining stocks arc stiaor Gould Curry sold at
81, $40 per foot 10 day.
Tho Neys5a constitutional Convention Is 10
Arrived shps Alabama, Liverpool; pnby, Hong Kong.
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premium beug assigned Il went down 10 the afternoon
60 266. Government, securities not slroag
Wednesday, and those descriptions which most
,be marke, suffered decline u hall 10 one and half
per cent
me big advance IN gold unsettled commercial Affairs
again yesterday and rendered prices than ever
certain. Imported goods entirely nominal. The
few sales we're at very Irregular prices and chiefly
private terms Domestic produce about unsettled
foreign. ard prices equally uncertain. Cotton was
excited and higher. Petroleum WINS altogether higher,
but entirely nominal. On Change the excitement
high and In the leading staples OF -FOUR grain, pork,
lard &C., hoavy days business consummatsd At
substantial rise In prices. Grain frsghts 10 Great
Britain quite active at rates which indicate no
essential change Whisky irregular IN prices. with
G liberal business. The grocery market less
excited, and general marking up OF prices the
result.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-08

ARMY CORRESPONDENTS. piece of
salutary military justice has just been meted
out in the Army Of the Potomac by the arrest
OF the correspondents there of the New York
Tribune and Times for the untruthfuluess or
inaccuracy OF their letters. Reckless assertion
and crazy theory are the staple from which the
army letters Of both those papers are made up.
Neither the correspondents Of the Times nor
those of the Tribune can ever confine themselves
to the true business Of army correspondents
which is the simple and distinct statement OF
facts. Ordinarily these impudent theories and
wild misstatements injure only the papers that
publish them; but when it is possible that they
may also prejudice in the eyes Of the people
the gallant commanders Of the various parts of
our army II is just that punishment should be
inflicted upon their authors, IS has been
properly done in the present instance. No
one will sympathae much with these delin-
quents: for even that small portion of the
public that reads the Tribune and Times can
not regret the loss Of letters that are stigma
TIED as false upon such good authority; and
the soldiers do not read those papers. Neither
OF them circulates in the army to any extent at
ALL The only papers that the soldiers buy are
tho HERALD, one Philadelphia paper--taken by
the Pennsylvanians for local newsstand one
Washington paper. The reason that Wash
ington paper eirculates in the army is that,
owing to the proximity OF that city, its papers
reach the army within one day Of publication
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OoNfOs, july 7 1854.
tho steamship Asia reached her dock ST six 2. NJ Tbs
nswrapor despatch bag Of the Associated poss was for
warded by Adams Express and the mails by this s7sn
ing's train TO New YORK
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A LITTLE oIHn BURNED TO prAr


Coroner widcy held an INQUEST. a, SIS Ninth street. q
vac ooay o. mary Jerry anle girl three years Of -,
ao ea rom me- fleets Of burma The testimony showed
o,sss ch;,Sy eat 10 market leaving deceased and I've
subsseusnty the room On her return h,ecn nnus9
81 a. she found che clothes OF her daukhtor NAfl
ia ,ns she terribly burned before tho nro conM
o.hsx m hed that death snsued soon afterwards Ihq
49, children slightly burned " isauproeeA
clothes gssd while playing with The IRE In We
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srrcIps or AN uSxyowS NAN.

An unknown man. about forty years OF age vas fousA
lying insepsble ON the Sidewalk Of avenue ana
F street By the Eleventh precinct police who conveyed
BIN "A ths station house doctor at called but
s.sors ne arrived death epsued Wdey held
inauest whsn Dr 0eargs r. Bouton msde post mortsm
svs,us .ou OF the body, which showed that doath
S1d ~ iaudsava vhh the deceased had probably tasss
- Guvu~GD snof 6DsSucton Deceased was dresseA
- ussA - hAia rubber shoes. He I'D
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Rasus Ceu9psssaonal Esmin alton.
PosrlAxp, July Z, 1894
The First district Republican Convention to-day ucllA
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.
The Cell AR Militia.

REGIMENTS TO LEAvE-KcfivfrY Axoso rKr La.
GAL military.
The PrssidsatT demand on Governor Seymour for
twelve thousand militia one hundred days hes
again %, our local military somewhat In comnotion
Major General sandsr, called meeting OF regimsnsai
and division commsnden, az bis Office yesterday morning
but definite nstruasicr having been receved either
from Albany Washington, the meeting was adjourned
over 70 this morning
All the Brooklyn aud Now York regiments on the
q vpe, momentary erpectthg an order for instant de
parture Inspector General Mkr OF Governor SeyDours
STAR n town attending to<hs matter OF forwarding
troops.
Last evening the Eighty fourth regiment National
Guard under command Of CoLsnVi Cobkling, received
marching orders. They will prnb Sbly leave 70. morrow
The Tenth Veteran Reserve corps hss also receved
doris to move and expected 70 Ssvs for Washington
20 day
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Break I'm the soswego canal.

ALBANY, July I. lsSA.
eulvert on the psonx level OF the oswego Canal has
out. csuno, be paired under two three days
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SpArs AND PERu.-It was ann.unced
some time since that tho Spanish govern
ment would ignore the proceedings OF
Admiral PinzoN.. who had seized the
Chnoha Islands, ard that there was hence
no fear OF war between the two Powers
Spain and Peru BY thu latest advices from
Europe we see that this matter now wears
totally different aspect. In the Spanish Con-
gress the ministers stated positively that the
squadron Ia the Pacific would be reinforced,
and the Chiucha Islands held until the
satisfaction demanded by Spain from the Peru
Wan government be accorded. II will be
remembered that Spanish subject was
killed In Peru, and that his government do
manded the surrender or punishment Of the
assasains. Until this is accorded Spain will
hold the Chincha Islands, az a guarantee not
only that the murderers Of the Spaniard be
punished, but until the Peruvian government
has proved its noncomplicity in the attempt to
take the life Of Senior Mazarredo. ex-Spanish
Commissioner to Peru, this latter occurrence
having taken place lately, at a time wh en- the
people were ineensed by the seizure of the
Chincha Islands and the subsequent course Of
the Spanish representative.
The people of Peru will doubtless resent
and resist all that Spain may do in the prose.
cutien of her scheme to subvert the repu blics
OF Central and South America, this being
on her part but that portion of the programme
which France and Spain are DESTROYS of carry
Ing out on this continent. Spain, when she first
heard Of the determined attitude assumed by
the Peruvians, was inclined to back out OF
that affair Of the islands. Now she adopts a
different policy, and will carry out her fiji
clustering proceeding with boidness and vigor
Who can doubt that In this change Of policy
the prime mover is Napoleon the Third He
has doubtless urged Spain to prosecute her
schemes by promises of aid, and we shall ere
long see these allies grasping with the strong
hand all the lesser republics, unless these band
together and fight their common enemies
with bravery and determination. That they
will do 80 is evinced by the patriotic con-
duct Of the Peruvans up to the present time
They are aware that similar fate to that Of
Mexico awaits them unless they successfully
resist Spain and France, and they will surely
make every effort to defea. these hated Powers.
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Increase or tho state Militia Force by
Draft.

AIHtSYs jury z, f5t7
TIE Governor has ordered the mitfl force or this
State 70 be Increased to seventy two thousand by
draft pursuant to the Lag for organizing the National
Guard. The enrolment for this purpose is completed
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asenerss. ans Savanna, MerieO unS Can Domingo.
Sur6 ben Sdmpfer Eagle iIro 9ldurIDten
aus 9apon1a pom 90, aus Sierra Grus pom
%. nto aus Der 9ouptltaet Werifo POM 10.
Oft. iiberbra9t mproen.
+. Ser &aiier 1larimilian fam am %. Sept. in
2epn an, ND er angebli9 NIT 8egeiterun9 aufz
9encmmen tuurOe. Qtm 20. Sept. empfuq ct
ben itber9etretenen Gen. lra9n uno am Nbeno
belu6te er eiaen BON ben 9an1en Der Stabt ibm
gu Gbren peranitalteten Bali. Sim 1. Oft. reiite
er nab Utprelia, 100 CT ebenfals NIT oroBer
Wdrme begriBt puroe. = 8iere Spule mar in
Der t9auptitaet a1getommen. SIN gfproen
ipuroen Die SeinoleIisteiten eifrig iprtoelebt uno
oa8 Corps oes SuariitenzG Generals Orte9a foil
5erlpren9t uno cine sroBe Nn5abL Ieiner Diff
5tere nno 2eute, nebit &riegspprrdtben in Die
9daoe Der Ratierliben gefaaen iein. = IS
9lng oas @eri4t, Suare5 iei nad San Carlos
in CHIHUAHUA entfloben. = Die fran5Dil9en
Srappen ipplten i'm 2aufe eeS Mpnats OCTOBER
BON Saran9o na9 NaSatlan Sieben. = Sic
8eIebun9 BON Wtatdmoras our9 Sen. Mteia,
nab Der untertperi Jung BON GortinuS am %.
Sept, tplro beitdtigt. Sim 3. Sftpber ri9s
tete elm grbbeben in WtatomDras ltnb Der llrts
gegero 9rpBe 3eritDrun9en an; audi bort man
bon Weni6enuerluit. = Na9 Der v@ltaffette"
wuroen in Der 9auptitaDt MeritO 40 8eripnen
pegen Serl9pDrun9 perbaftet, unb Die 3 &d@
oelSfibrer nab Sierra Gru3 sei6idt. - IS beibt
abermals, baB ii6 9ieeo Mlpare3 i'm Stat
Guerrero Dem Gailer Wtarimilion untertperfen
ppllte, uno oab Sua1 Nlpare5 seitprben iei.
AnS San Spmtngp miro 9emeloet.
Dap Der Sniur9entens@ eneraL 81 POtace eintse
Wlit9lteoer Der ipanil6en @e9ierung Der Sniel,
natnentli6 einen getpiiIen SalceOp, na6 einen1
triegs9ert4tli@en l1rtbei[ eri6ieBen IieB uno
bieie Sbatia4e benz ipanil9en General Ganbara
II elmer 9epel4e mittbeilte. = &rante lpanii6e
Sploaten tebren nod INNER BON San Ssminz
60 in bent elenoeiten 3uftanb nad @uba Suz
rid sIs rs.4si.. +.s,je ..9
eSt 9apanna puree perli6ert, baB Der
berii6tigte' Seerduber Semmes baielbit i'm enaz
Ii6ea YOftcampfer Solent inter benz aneenpmz
menen Namen . Smith" autamt. = Sic Na9s
ridt BON Der @e9nabme bes 9ampierS 3panote
pur6 &ebelen befreite piele 2eute in 6apanna,
Die Sreunoe an 8oro batten, BON ibrer gtno1t,
neil pprber baS @eri6t i'm lmlaaf eeueien
mar, caB Der 9ampfer S6ifbru6 gelitten
babe.
5beriOanS Jingle Siege riefen in 6apunna
grcBe I%ufreguns berppr uno betebrten Wlan@e
sur SADIE ber Union.
9aS u0iarO" iu6te Su bepeilen, baB Mii.
ptrl sur CONFEDERATION iiber9etreten fet.
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Gnn GIhsOlmerifn.

Ser Sampfer 8erfia BON 2iperpppl brin9t
einige lpdtete Na&ridten BON 8uenps Apres
unb Dem Ga Ylata. q as.aa3
G8 i4ien, als oh bic Sadie iib' friebli9 bier
eeItalten iOQte, inoem Der ital. Wtiniiter feline
@ernittelung spiiden ben 8arteien anbOt.
Isuirre iplte Brdiioent bleiben rno Shores
&rle9smtnilter peroen, aber eS bra6en neue
Streiti9teiten aus uno bic 8ebellen baben lib
ipieoer balb oller 8ldBe bemd6ti9t, au89enpm=
men Wlpntepioeo, 9ie arnen ~frenoen Settler
lino 81 beoauern, mel6e pm beiben 8arteien
beinnseiu9t tpereen. 9@'--21l
9as gan3e Miniterium in. ylpntepibep bat
a~bseoantt in SpIge Der an Shores 9enladten
3ugeitdnpniiIe uno M9uirre fab lI9 peranlaBt,
III Or. Garrera'S 9dnoe ba8 9prtefeuille bes
Snnerrt, be8 9u8tpdrtigen uno Der Sil1anSen 3u
lesen. 9ie t%aiierl. 8esieran9 iarOte ein ulti'
matum elm, nno ba bie8 nidt angenpmmen
ipurbe, besannen bic SlDtten : Seinoleligteiten.
Ser. &riegspampfer ben Wtontepioep v8iqa
SaltC" nit 8ertdrtunsen fir Merceoes, muroe
BON bret bralilianiI6en GanDnenbpptetr an9egrtf@
fen unb muBte in Die argentinii9en @ep6fer
fGi6tet. 9a Die Mrmee beim Rip @ranoe ii6
ani3idte, Die 8renSe 81 iiberi6reiten, 10 lab man
elmer Der 3epublit 9efdbrli4en gntpidelung ent'
oe9en.
Shores ridte 9e9en Bapianba psr unb for.
certe Die uebersabe. ollie beoeutenOen Sumilien
batten ben Blat ptrlafen unb ur9uiSa bate
cine 3uiammentunft nit Stores, i6ien aber ents
i3lpien, ppriu9eben. 9as 9ampfbppt v@iIa
Salto" fam beran II. bate einen tur3en 3ampf,
nab tpelaem Die Mannidaft iid sen6tbist fab,
oaS S9if 5a p~erIaien uro in 8ranb 3a iteden,
I'M es nidt in Die 9dnoe bes SeinOes fallen gu
lalien.
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8fiht tbunl Sic ni6t ;l tbun, fid aus 9e'
qnenIi8feit, (etpa neil Der 8abltaiten 81 fern
le) ooer zines elenben 8Ortbeils piIen, an Der
Wabl nt6t betbeiligen, paroe bieBmal Ell
mem 8erbre6en slei6tommen-einem Ger=
bre@ea an Der Sd eni9bett. Senn persehei
eS nAr ni6t: biele 3epublit, oeren Srbultuno
Gu6 bon @aibinstOn, Seferlpn uno 6rontlir
anpertraut tpOroen it: ite sebDrt ni6t nun @uh.
lie geb6rt Der Wlenidbeit, iie geb6rt Guerer
&inoern unO ben unseburenen @eidIe6tern Der
@roe. gue SreunOe oes menl6Iiden @eidledts
uno Der bIreerliden 6retbeit aui Dem
weiten Groenrunoe Der cipililirten 8elt idauen
nit dnsitlider Spannung auf ben ausgane
bieies acknowledgements pelt9eldidti6en 8abl=
tu9es unp e~rparten, oaB ieper Mann Der Srei=
belt feline S6ulpisteit tbue. Wt6sen fe lid
ni6t tdui9en in itren GttDartun9en! 0t6se
2inccln, Der Grtorene Ger 5reien I'M 2anoe, alS
Der @rwdbIte oes 8plts iiegrei6 aug
bieiem Sample berppr9eben
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n merit aaifcbc 8sacbridbten.
BunOeshauptaaSt.

Wailinaton, 2. Gppbr, Sc fin. gut.
Crime Sa Ser Mnnobme pprbdnoen, ba6 Der
Serlu6, bic Gbitimmuns D.s States New=
Yort burd einen 8etrus i'm @rpben iu sepin@
nen,, nur Der @Drldufer ppn @erluden, cine
3epplutiOn in Nep=gprt uno benz sanSen gors
ben gu Organi1ren, gepelen 1T. 9ieie ueber>
seusung beg Geri6ts teatfertist ppQitdnbis oas
itrenge @prgeben .6efIelben sur Grbaltuns Der
9teinbeit oeS Stimntaitens. a.
Wterpin SSDnes, Oberit gortb'8 9auptsebllfe
nnD milf ibnt I'M alien Gapitolgefdnsniie einses
fiperrt, bat beute @supernelr Sepmour's gpms
mi1dren Sano tto Mi9e in Die 3dbne getpors
lien, inoem er Elm unfaiIenoes 8etenntniB ieiner
Mitl6ulo an Der 8ablfdlidun9 ab9elest bat,
aus benz betporgebt, baB pa8 @el66ft n Oberit
Nprtb's Nsehtur in peit grDseret stusbebnung,
al8 in Baltimore ketrieben 1T.
.Gie @otnmi1Idre tperoen nod ituBiger mers
ben, .ptrn Die pUIlitdnoise 8etbeIisung bea
9berltea NCrtb an BEN 8etrlse 81 Gage toms
met mtrp. No4 1T bic Sadie ni9t su gnbe.
9ie 9erren Starter, Mlen unb RelIp uareu
beute plsb.r i'm arics8seridtt Susesen uno es
miro ibnen jeoe m69lide Grlet9teran9 setpdbrt,
i'm MatsrjaI 5ar gertb.iOisuns oes Dberftem
gfprtb si iammeln>
MprSen wirO bic Btlfnng Der ~iaiIirten 8a-
pierre tpieoer aui9enontnten tperben, man ertpar,
tet 'aber nibt, bab Der .8roSeB bes Oberlteu
gDrtb por. Sreitag pber Samitag CUR 9erbano,
luna fommen tperSe.
Sic GpmmilIdre 'ma9ten Beute eir1en anoern
ernitli&en 8erlnb, Die @ertagiths Der Sade
BIG nab Der @dbl gu bepirten, iabent tie Sd
Oarquf itaBtstt pas Die fofortise gerbanoluno
oes 8rcSeiie8 2incoln's Musfdten in Nepsg) 0
ibdpli6 iein tpiirOe; ibre Sorse luit ben Unions.
Gdnbioaten bate ober tti6t ben qetpinihten Gr,
ffols. ~. '.3. o. Sal
Sisrpepnb;; iBBsl8sr rsissluhea 1T, NAT beut,
Mpt9en I'M Geridt, nm 3eusnib obsuIeoen.
Inter ben auf Der Ngentnr bes Gtaates Netp
gort iailirten Bapisren befnbet fih audi BIZ
Neiperbuns zines Nemzg prters, I'M cine Sdrei,
beritele in 6berft glortb'S Office. ST idreibt:
SD bin Bel Der Sanitdtss Gpmmilfon tpeqes
SIopalitdt perabidiebet". Safar tpurce e,
belobnt. SIS lit e%rnittelt, bas Obert Ncrtb ibr
ipfcrt nit etnert @ebalte pDit $40 mebr, ala e.
BON Der gOmnsiiion bsspsen, dtseielt bate.
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feri9lanse polite ibmt oieien Spas oereiteln lttsC
brannte feline @deune nit g[Lenr, mas ~oarinnen
mar - ooS 8Ieb auSeenpmmen - nieoer.
Ntan tennt ben 8runbitifter, ba er eeieben wurs
be, ols CT BON Der brennenoen S9eune bin,pe9s
elite uno er miro bOffentli6 .leiner pObloerOiens
ten Strafe ni6t ent9eben. 2anc. 8fb.
Sin gutter 0crgleim. Sin Mann bot 1T
elmer Understanding int @eiten iunge t6uts
De gum Rauf an, uno ba Die @erIammluna ein(
semOtratiI6e uno Der Wann Elm ipeculatiper
&Opf par, 10 iu6te ct ieinem pierbeinioen San.
oelSartitel bur6 bic Gmpfeblung gtb9ang gu
peridaffen, paB er fe ais .MlcGteqan- gnp8"
anpres. gtad ettpa a6t 9agen fam berleIbe
0iann NIT benielben 9unoen mieber in cine
@eriammlung uro Stpar oieSmaI in cine Unions
Geriammlung, mo .sr es ieinem SntereHe fir
entipre6enber fano, feline !6inb6en ais Sim
cDln<Bups" ansubieten. Sin Wlann, Der Dor
a6t Sagen Der bemptrati9en @eriammluno beis,
9emObnt bate, u1o benz bort bic McGIeqanz
Bups ougebpten tpDroet tparen, ma6te Dies
benz Sunoe=6dnoIer bemertlid, inOenl er ibm
ia9te /: rObO !! Dor a6t Sagen paren oas
OleGlelansGups uno beute iino es 2incplne
Pnp8, tpte gebt oa8 sa?"-0@an5 nattrli6, j"
mar beS fbIauen 9unoez@ ertdufers Mntpprt,
yppr a6t Sa9en waren ie McGIelansg ups,
eitbemf inb tbneN aber bic
Au9en a,u fgegangeni"
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9lufrmf!

Ser tinftige 8. NOoemtber piro iG als ben
ni2ti9lten Sag Der anterifanil6en @ei9inte
6epdbren, als ben Sag, an benz baribtr ents
i1ieoen perpen ipa, pb oaS Experiment eie
rer 9rOBen 8epublit, weldes bic grpben Mdns
ner ee5 pprt9en S%abrbunbertS ein9eleitet baben,
cine erfplorei6e MirtIi6feit neroen, poer dlS
cine y6ailure", ais cine pereblte Spe=
tuGotipn aufsegeben unO bel Seite 9eporD
fen neroen ipu, gum !9obn unb Spot Der ii bs
li6en pie Der eurDpdil6en griltptratie; an
benz enti9ieoen Weroen fol-, pb bic OtaiIe bes
g0lfeS in elmer 3epublit our6 Die S6ule, Die
YreIe, oas 6ffentIihe 2eben unb our6 Grfobz
rung uno Shidialsl6ll9e iOtpeit gebra9t pers
ben fam in politiider 8ilouns uno Ginii6t, baB
ie ibr eigenes SntereIe pom ben Snterehen elmer
berri6IlAtigen NriitOtratie uno 9~etpifenloler
9ema9O9en gu unterideioen unp iid ielbit ;u
re9ieren perrnag, pber pb 1ie, Der pDlitil6 en @es
hantenlpIgteit uno 9ummbeit rettun9slps pers
falenO unb Der Selbitre9ierung unfdbig, fid
in bic arme elmer %pripilegirten alafle l~tirserl
uno pom ~oerIelbe1 lpiIenlps, nie in Der alien
Wtlt, nil beberri6en uno Granddaughter l1iIen.
Sa, 2anosleute, biele 6rase iOq am 8. HOpbr.
entIdieben tperOen unO Sbr ale feb berufen, fe
nit enti6eiOen gu belfer. 8IrOe am nddfen
8. 9lppember WlcGleIan eepdblt 70 mare od1
nit bic llOli6e NriItOtratie als Die berridenpe
uno allein gum 9erri6en beredtiste &Iafe am
ertannt. Sic, Die 9teserbarpne be8 SIbens,
piroen unS alSoann, na6oem mir nod eini9e
orpBe S6la6ten perlpren uno uniere 9ifs=
aueIIen erld6pft bdtten, ben SrieOen cictirer.
@a8 aber pirben Die 8~eoinsun9en rieieS
SrieOeu8 fem?
8er3t3tlettung au nnere
bIr9erli6en 3e6te uno ~repubIi<
fanifde5reibeiten! 9eun fe MAIDEN
oa unten in ibren lloIi4en 3eitungen fem @es
beimniB baraus, oaB ie 9lrttOtraten, psum
9errihen gebDren" uno aus b e NJ
8Inte ieien pie Sbr, urb baB fie ibre 8ers
binbun9 nit Der nDroli6en {. g. Democratic NH
10 LANCE uufre6t erbalten bdtten, ais ibnen oies
felbe bic Serrf1ait oes Ganoes iberlalIen babe.
60 lit benz Der 8. ylOpember Der pi9tieIte
Sag, ben ie Elm Sterbli6er erleben fann. st
1T wi6ti9, wie Der Sag, an benz Columbus
Nnteritd entoedte, ni6tig mie Der Sag, an benz
iih Die franaDii4e NatiOnals8 eriammluna fur
permanent ertldrte, pi6tig tpie Der Sag, an benz
Die 8dter bieler 3epubIit bic llnabbdnei9teitsz
ertldruns nnter5eidneten. 1nO ebeniO pidtis
uno beo%eutun9spCa, wie bic 8abl 2incplns fit
Die Ser. Ct, 1T Die @rmdblun9 bes sanseu rn>
beoingten nniOnz9idet8 fur MorsIanb. Wa6se
ND Sober, ieoer 9entIhe 3untaL, pertraut MAIDEN
NIT Der sansen ~perbdngnibpOIen Bebeutuns
otefeS 8. NDpembers uno Der Ihperen
GeranttDCrtihteit befpuBt merOen, bic ct eineul
Ssoen BON uts lduferlegt. WlDge Sseoet feline
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-04
0sas Die McbeQen ,ppueu.

aqes, mas ben uiioli6en grtoern" in
@ese itebt, nm ibr fettes 3iel, 5. ). ibre I'm
~abbdnsistsit gu errei6en, iinO bic nDrolideu
4rrneen. Man rebme hieien Bic @affen tnpNeq,,
unb f&ide iie Peiut, 10 tbut man bds, mag Die
RebelIen tplnfden. 8erben fe ipl9e garrtett
fem, baB fe sur ln'On suridtebren, tpenn Der
Grlanguns ibrer llnabbdnsisteit tein 5tnStr=
ntB mebr brpbt? Mcclellan unb Die 9entptras
ten iasen, bub periSbnli6e gltttel CUR @ieoer-
berftelang Der Union fibren meroen. @craoe
pas umsetebrte piro Der SUI fem, unb has
tpeiB NcGleaan iebr gut uno feline Sreunoe
Gallanoisbam, BDOO u, +. 10. piiien. es md
better. ..aI H6i
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-04
General @luferet iiber @feelellarn..

General Gluieret, frIber StabseO ffSier unz
ter 8eaeral Srentpnt unb Heoofteur oeS Sres
nnpntz0 Organs ygters Station" BAT ii6 hefanntz
lid nun e~benfaIIs in ieiner 3eitlng iolpobL mie
in elmer Geoe, fir Die 8ieberipabl QiucOlns8 er
tCdrt. '4.ii5@ 7" 9#'- a6 9st4
Sn elmer Geoe, bic er Dor eiinigen Saseen IN
@ 8s9tl aflSfH :s5 af Bst 2lR5f Jt A}f5 tttr, Bsf SOS tIsd ii }SsE
Settle in 0icGIeIIans 9eben. getdubt Don Der
9eoantenlolen gerberrIidung, beren @egenituno
er 9epeien mar, uno ietner Bfli6ten als Bars
ger uns Splrat Susleid pergelIenb, Ie9te li6
Der iunge RapoIeOn barauf, Ge9enbemerfungen
Su MAIDEN, fat BEN 9ebieterii6en DrSres ieines
@befs 5atled gu 9eborden, Sim 80. Suit emf
ping er Die erite Orbre, init ieiner Mrmee eiliolt
Der beorObten 9auptftaot gu 9ilfe gu elem Mul
2. A.isuit tpurpe cine Sweite, nod itreng.re
Orore erla6en, auf melde McGIeaan nit 1eiilem
Iongen 8rpteit=8rief antlpprtete. pI59isi
9m 4. Muguit ertbeiIte ibm Der General en-
Chef 9alled bic o~efnitipe Orore, gu gebprden
unO su idpeigen. .3a-l-.
Nm 5. Iuguit aber perlangte Sen. McGlelz
Ian, itatt 5a sebprden, 1teue geritdrtungen.
Dim 6. bei6lieBt Der General en- Chef, ibm
cine oirette Orore Sl lenoen, auf Der STEELE qezz
lpifle &e9imenter, Die er ndber bessi6net, einz
sui6ihen unb Mcgle1an antportet +: sd
mill benz 8efebl na6tommen, menn Die umltdrs
be es erlauben." Gibt es Elm, 2ano, fraot
Gluioret, no etn iOI6er Off5ier nidt augenz
blIdli6 DOR elm arie9sseri6t 9eltelt llnb ium5
'marifb beitraft noroen tpdre? u