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MONDAY. AUCUST 15. 1804
TA* Tribune.
AU tht ttiatr-ri.il* "?'il in tut ptiWlnation of a
npapo? h??? largely ad.anoed In prie? within the last f?w
ba Th? wnio? t ?,-er ?? wldeb w? paja* Ta* i-'inr
taise va rxwta oi"r? tbaa w? rreeiv? from tiie saie uf tue
BriaUd ?lieei, and ?fery ?iiii'u-ual derasud for the paper la ?o
sand added loa?. W? ar? therefore compelled to slvsac? the
parir? ?f il sa p?pet, which from sod after Thtirtdty, .Inly il.
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?Sty by B?rrl?w?. | ft fan? a Waax Tli? mill ??ib?eilber?
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n?^"T?vuM,*a?r1h' tatntBal Ibat srsnisk? no ?drsare
H ?be rseslsr ?aleaiHptlo? prio?o of the Semi- W??*'/ ?ad
Weekly ?tat let Ibe pre^m w? mast t*stJW*?*l olub rstes,
iMaoratr* ?trtetly l? oir r?|alar yearly tobwripUoa ..rice?.
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tkbacnt?sr? and tuakiu? ?luittaao??. ntataMatH Reu?'?
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tavraJ ?ad lbs ?rds*? ?x?cated al oar eld ralea
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Whete.ei la Itiuoded f<-r laser ion must bo ?utbeiall--.ited
k? 5? s?u.? ?nd aauiea? of Ib? wrtur?uot nsjestai?? tor
?iMIrstir? but a? aauarattr ior ui? sood faith.
AH b'isuises letters for ibis otbo? should h? e?dr???ed t? " Tb?
Ta'SCMc," New-fork.
tV? it??* ttadertaxe to retara rej?e??d ('ommutic-alleaa
Tha patrons of The 'i ribpnk mnst bear with i
ka for a fe v day's if they perceive some deficien- j
ties in tbe content* of our journal. They are
tware that the compositors employed in our es?
tablishment, at a late hour on Friday evonlng
took ?.Fou?*) at an advertisement fur printers re
aeived by us from Tht Times office, aud demand?
ed it? ?nppreMion under penalty of their imme
ftiate withdrawal; and, on our doclining com?
pliance they all left uaou the instant, to got on
ta wo oould. There was no question of wages
Involved, but simply one of our right to control
these columns M against the claim of our work?
men to dictate their contents. It was not eu?
tirely a new question: year? ago, the lTinU'r?'
Union taw fit to advertiso herein a very reepect?
Able and worth y mtwtcr priuler as an en?my ol
kheir craft, intending therein to deprive him at
thalabox he re-i'.iiicd; and we, being appealed
to by him, decided that our advertising columns
Were open to ail comen who did not ask the in
sjertion of auftht treasonable, Hlvc-lou*, indecent
?r Immoral, and thai we could not ?atltaaWt ex
tlnti; Uio Uuiiiu'a advertLicaient, "We had al?
ready made the same decision in favor of tht
cards and appeals of political adversarle?, uhicl
*Vt? might have chosen to exclnde had it been (
a-ialter of aliu?'!e katMItaM or prufereuco oa ou:
?tart
Our compositor* having thus gaddouly, anc
tl we think unjustifiably, left us at a critieai
tnutnont, and having induce l the I'nlo:: to ?m??
tAin thera in their course, trt havj no choice bnt
to make the boot light m our porrer. We give
(Air uotioo, then, that we want compositora?
that we stand ready to give liberal wages and
permanent Hituationa to good workmen; but it
most bo with a dietinct nndoratundiug ihat this
tstablishment belong? lo if> proprietors, and that
Pao roles or scales are to be effective in it until we
thal! have been allowed a voice in their formation.
We stand ready now, as ever, to unite with oui
?telsow-oraftemen in the establishment of a jnvi
Male of recompense for vork in tho trade; but
In making ami modifying it, employer?, as a al
fat Journeymen, mu>t be heard and represented,
Compositors who deem these terms just and rea
Aonable will pJea?o apply forthwith to Thorn a.
Elollrath, Tribune olfcea.
Till. CHICAGO COiVI'MIOt.
?The Democratic Nutioi?tl Convention meets
at Chicago on the '?'th iiut., and it is alrcmlj
ttertiun that tliere will unt only be a full .i'toud
?vnoe of delegates but a very i at i/o gathering bo
tide of deeply interested outsiders. BttM tj
theoe will be more inSuential in controlliiig Ibl
reanlt than a majority ?if the delegate?,; thou;rh
?ve judge that Deau Kichinond of LutTulo will
t* the master-?pirit of the occariou, wLil-Jumtv
Outhrie of Kentucky will donbtles-, exert a very
OOHhidorablo power. Each of thene hua been
Tggested for Ihi Presidency?not of the Con
aotion, bnt of the Unitt*d 8:ate?; but Rich?
tond utterly toouto the idea of Au nomination,
'laisting that, while there are several posts U
?blch hh? abilitiw are adapted, tho White Honsc
i aot among them. This decision d<K.'s credit to
the umiuont Hhrewdnett? of the chief of the Al
baty Regency, ilr. Outhrie Wouid probably
Ute the nomination, and wouhi make a very
ft?r President; but he is over 70 years old, and
tra think that fact will operate to his prejudice.
?Tba preste rt eiigeucy demands a live man at
iPrenid?nt.
The list of name? i^otd among which the lead
lag candidate o? the Couveutoo will be ?elect
ad evppear* to be as follown
J-stle* SAitraL N?aos 0? Hev-Torki
Crea. Giottoi B. MrjCaJait? uf ObJo(r),
. 21m. kliLLAkO Fiujioai of Kew-Torki
Jlon. ras.NKuis I'.KiicB of Nov-Hm??!*!??)!
Cor. Horatio Rbtmoib of XewYu.kj
TtUlf OtOkoB W. WtxtBWAB? of P?uasyrvHla,
?Thera la talk of Gen. Oabwck, h v*U m
of Mr. Outhbib; Imt ve cannot learn that any
ixed determination axisU to pr?tent the name
?f either. Oen. MoCLbXLaR's friend* hope to
?waken in hit behalf a popular furort that will
??ttr down all oppositioii; but we doubt their
?ability to tncceod in this enterpriie. We hear,
aatifi?. hot Aaouringly, that Oor. ?S? mm'i nan
bave the vote of our State delegation o
first ballot, if he wishes it
In this oity, if we are correctly info
Judge Nelson is th? first choice of tho O
Uta bankers, cap ?tali atn and merchant prii
while in many sections Air. Fillmore aoe
l.aro the kjtBfttl of the wealthy class,
naines of ex-Presideut Pierce and Judge V
?.iird will probably be withheld on the firs
lot, to Ik, presented only in case of a favo
conjuncture preienting itself. (Jen. McClel
supporters appear sauguiue of a plurality, i
a majurity, on this hallo?.
Hut the vital difference which the Couve
mu?t develop concerns measures rather
men. A verv large neetion of the delegate
"Peace" men par actlltnet: holding, wii
IielM'ls, that tho Union is but a league, the
etiiution a treaty, ibe Federal Govcrnmci
ogancy of the several States, which they
at pleasure recall or repudiate, ami thai
War for the Uuiou is therefore all wrong
should be stopped at once, regardless of t
??ttsta Those who at hold can only in the
resort support Gen. McClellau, a Union
volunteer, who not only "iuvaded" Virg
but recommended a Federal couscrintion,
ordered the arrest of tho traitorous Mary
Legislature, lluwever thoroughly for " Pel
Gen. M. may now proclaim himself, he I
very ugly rcoord for a Copporhead of the AI
Wood aud Frank Pierce variety; and those
not only numerous but very headstrong,
?ei in to be on tlte increase.
We respectfully suggest to the delegatf
caso their difference should pruve frnmidi
that they avoid a rupture by submitting
?iuscntiul matter in dispute to a direct voto o
People. Let tho ultra " Peace" men name I
candidates; let those who will oonsent to
no other than a Union Pence uaine theirs; 1
Democratic Electoral ticket be nominate
each State; ami let each one vote it who
tcttA tht ?ames of the rncn of hii choict for P
?it tit and l'nc~l're*uUnt, heading his Hal of I
or?: Then let all the Democratic Electors vo
a majority of those who voted the D.mhh.
! Electoral tickets throughout the Union i
have directed. If, then, a majority of tho E
oeruts aro for the Wood-Vitllai; lighaui soi
" Peace," the candidatos in that interest wii
chosen; and so in the other case. The Pe
will settle till dispute?) and they will not be
ven to vote not only for mcu but for mea-:
they disapprove iu order to defeat others
they more intensely detest.
We. commend this piau also to our own pr
Many have declared themselves dirtsau
with Mr. Lincoln, and At hncd to ttlttt a
candiduie: to which end n Convention ha-i 1
sUii^ivted, to m.et ut l?ullli.o, un the *t?'i
?Sep.ember. But to run two Elm-loral lieke
I tn In ute certain defeatj md this neither p;
can afford. Let tliose Unioursts v ho dislike.
Lincoln hold their Couveiilioni let them in
I their candidates! bot let there l?e but one 11
I to al ticU-t on our side; uud let tho Peotlo
. ernlly vi'te their choico for Frotsident, and
,' tho ?notaste of r? nniiiritr bo rot-nnctod by AD
I Elector? cho ?cu by the Uuiuu party. Thus
! AAaf differ H to mu?. without Wttttlitg
k votes, and throvri;.^ uway the Atttttta; tud:
: each pu r y may concede to tht People what t
hare never yet enjoyed?the hii/h ptsVfl?gl
fre-ly choosing a President and Vioe-Proeic
of the United Stares.
rXTBAIllIK? OF (KI'IIV.L'
It was the purpose of a furnier arti-'lf !o ai
I the origin and nature of the "Right of Refujj
It is pitia that this light cannot be mmmmi u;
by hitt who hin cuuiiiiitied a heinous OtfetltM
violation of tho law of nature orllat ofi:a;i<
and which is commonly declared to be
offense, Atta puni:)) d ?a such by all cii?i.
countries. For, ta a'imit the claim ot Hunt
criminals to the ItstPtd protection of that ?lor
would be todcgradi-and auhvciL the design
its creation, and to artthllat, it as a ban I
?ource of mischief, tending to tho ein our:i
ment of crime. We have ascerta'ncd und i
U-rinined by our former inqury, tliut ntlhmi
not derive their authority over this nuttie:?
chiding tho relative duty of extradition??r
the power oi AetVaiaf treaties, but ttttt it sprii
bata a principle piiiuiRtiiig iu the law of nutt
aud in the law if nation*; and we have it
treated of that class of offenders i-omp
hended by their intent, aud of tiloso other, I
"b -ser" o?Widerr, whowi ca<"b can be reach
nniy by special treaty prescription.
It no.v remains, aud auch is the purpose
thin article, to inquire into Ihn ehaitctef of t
act of extradition ittasli, und into tha question,
tliu right of the Executive Depfi-iinunt of t
United States t-i make the ATft t, und to del!\
up the fugitive criminal for tn??l ?nd punL
ment.
Let ns artcertain the ch.iracter of the more I
af eAtradition. It it tvtt designed to bo a lc|
or judicial .ict. It is BMfcriaT/aa1 strictly in a
of the police, who am p;ostimed to bo lollo-.vu
?:i pursuit t?f the criminal. It is not uocosm?
that there i.hould be even previous LtefAtttl u
tuully made fur him. It la, iu It4 nature, a n
tional demand made up n the luttion. Ti
pailiee to it are the two luttions. The dcuia;,
of a man, m?tde by a nation, m?mit on diifcroi
principles from a cam where iidiridwilj on ttf
side claim the poe*?srtiou of property or coaii?r
other privato rigliu. Tlioir righto con b
brought into court, and there contested as
case in lav or eqiity. TV question of extradi
tion is a question of poluual laut. It resU ft
its performance in tho comity, courtesy, an
ilworetion of tho nation, and therefore depend
upon principles never submitted, or to bo sub
mitted, to a court, lu the absonjo of legisla
live action regulating the mode of procedure, ii
belong? exclnairely to the Executivj Di purt
ment ui tht Government. Congress may ant
Hcribt tha mode i but until thia it dime it is the
dnty of the Executive Department to execat?
the lav?whether it rest* in the elemontary
principle or baa been given the form of treaty
compact? by a.iy meant thai department pos
Msses.
There Is a rpeclei of arrest, not unfreqnently
retorted to among ourselves, and which is pre
scribed by iho common law. |n the time it
aiiv??4 ?jju (jjuat. n, w ??s luxcudy known to Lu
'Uni, bo ?ore Norman IdeM Improntod the
? .'h.-- nu hl'l -j.l ri ?TUlleilie. ItialL.t pecull.
lowevcr, tu UititrC countrir* where the connu
aw is ai-know led god. The tw-oiuutr for l
(iriiii'ciling Dooms to hare caiAi?ed ita intruducti
mil use somewhat generally. When ? crime
discovered?more frequently on itt frenh d
olti^urti?h shout and ory are rained upon tho fuj
lira malefactort in thia polioe officeira and p
vate moil unit?; and he U followod from pit
to place, from town to town, from oouq'y
'iiu.ity, und attt?l locality into which the ftt|
live puisos is called upon to Asniat and join
tli? pursuit, until he If taken and delivered
tho ?henil. This proceeding ia familiarly kuon
to the law as " the hue and cry." Rut aajaa
timostho fu-iritiv?? isahle w elude the pur-tut, a:
toomapo laiyond the territorial limits ol* tl
MOJstTf where llio evil not was done j and thei
at thodo in pursuit have no right to iuviule tl
foreign t rrit'try, it become a political Iran
aolion 11 ?rataj the two nation*, lionce tl
iiroii'i' ling eailfld extradition, Bod which at, i
we lii.Y.- J'ist -bated, a proccolmg mt-riiy in ?
of the pidieo?the fugitivo id didivorvd to tl
iitlii'a'riiiui:i.?ri?'.id to niakotho arrost?analogue
To tho " faint aud" (if" in motivo and tip?r.V.ioi
an onlaij.'ibdiit and oEteusion, oo to npra\. I
and between indcp-'trlent naiioru of tin
spoties of rtrroat. It arisen ruai tlio BajogaaJi
of uiuluil proU-t'.ion, and id further enforced 1
this legal tcoiinical rulo, that otLorwiso th
crimii.ul ( i'ileas tin? chaigo bo piracy) (Rim
!?? ?trough! to trial and punishment. Batatal
l'or up inure, when a erimo ic ootuuutU) 1 w.mi
th? jurisdiction oiA loi'eign nation, to try oil
for il'iit crine in the Uiou-d Bfatea would I
uiockeiy ; to .aii'.'.'.'inii aud execute hit? M tl
caso muy l?o?tho coirt having no jurb-dutioi
would he innrder; u'id to acquit and diaci.arf,
' lii.u would ho a vn.Lvion of national duty. Tl.
[national duty, while resting on tho primai
! principles ofiiiiiitr.il Iaw and tcntifie-l to l?y I
luiilest t'o;:r.iiL'iitator'<anjient and tii.vdBiti, hi
[grotrn aid iu-i-rvorou atatlf iuto the writu?
lie ill i.-ii.n-i of international j'irisprudeuei
?tl tul.ly kVtul mi rol y with the p-o^ies? ofcmlif.
?lion. " It woul I vjoin," .aya Webs-tor, epeal
illg the op.Hi i.i of our (JoYerameni, " to b> a
act du.'to tho causa of general justice, li
i pr.'P' rlv belonging to the prudent tUto I
civil ?a. cm Bttd iUlaTi->i;r*?j."
To v hut d -rjeVtanttsI of our Government
the p nrof bjqa --.inui allotted I Thor? are tw
r.ieuuxls of t-. .i lg tnis iii.iiter. 0.i<- at thai
' ig Um in:--' !. 1 ? ral an 1 trtitBtiiL The oiher
thfi BoUlm .i!. ? '<:: utu..'c:iai a' d natural.
'i'...- |f .. ratei.I is liai' vv?ii.-h |g tuKen np h
I ??MM wiioiret th'.-:? mMmJUffm a..d bttVl ?W
?tni'ii.- of if:-- 'i Bg i! i;.Ai It from British IM
?tlllltinll.'ll btlF. Wt. !ri thi'-e t: d'ms Rl
, pes tiloirly ap.'l I tide to limited tw h >? star, th I
llbtftj no n-1 it-n to UM Ki"' ou i- ajsYMW It it I
a'.'i.-ctiil liy uni tyriflM .. 11 i t?tmalmti <
twn. Toe II i", i I '
?cimdi'.io'i aitttUavr ta) I ?X Matai lu- .
'r. j. ? 9ti althi.u,: . a nil i.;
\b, ini.Tti! and Im : ; I ? ' ?. ?'? i? ?V?
[iMkdy to.liant tu-'?r, tartaja tifj ??
i ltd) BbM pi?? I of '??'' btll "i;?' ?' ' -
? -tpi. i-., i. O II?M co'ifrs'y, ..u.-wr?
ii " a m.'in .-tul? ' l <:<?" ajghj "? liv-.l i...," I
?tiiii-r'oi' pe. BaatV pttHtkabl non.':i. i.e.. ?. I
1 bj co?? |iled LLsVI Lht i'..iii-h HOY.- .-.gil luiild in.
hit what our Exeuot vf |gtjg <joajg in :
to Arguelle?, tkk at i'Aii:a.i.':iit tad -: I
.?m.iiority by an ?ttabtta| a< t. It ftpp.-.t
evi-a il ? tr.'ii y bg luatlo, tl.? BtiTafi ,*n rtnuii
i act, tior tho jr?ilir:al jniwer in Ei gland (m gat u
?c'-ijiJlroa uisall I'ai'i. in.(ill BJ a:. a?t dclm
tbt Bbgjg nf p-ta-.'iiur.t, ai"l ttjMjajntJan tI.?m:
Itrith .".'i'lioi ty ;n lha affiBM altiait elUcflj
[eiUMwl liy th.! enture t.t i"_s uavvnti. u ('"ii-tilu
ItioB, let tJattUD M* |o'.itical tjlfjtwdatbta, an
tha ua-rib'-d " oiui)i|Miic:icc of PaTlifl.'
! " In Ei:e!:'.!ul," ?YTatM Junii'.--, when wn: n.i a '
i i-'iii'r;, m- n i,'-\.r to ?uifi-i an invnooti olTin-.i
plditiVaVl CoilntitUtion If) put? Willlo'U (1 '?
mi i ni. pe? tveriug r.-i tsMkfjaj, Mfjtag p.e etloul
'('ri-3it-s aaoilun". Tht-y BjBjaj r*c.'U!n'.il.t!f IBtl
(?(.iiatitiitc law, Wnat ye.ier.'ay araja in"., to?
iiliij i ol?. Bf ri Mb Bta -n pion are aitupoM-l to j i ?
, Lily tin- tno-it duii/irona, ui'-a. aiTB] ami Vtkafl
: tl.?-y do not suit bxbr tly, the dafetjt i? ?c; plietl
by hi;l!o':\." Tue iMU-n-ign ofOPMat llnta u in
u pi-rji ' i.ii ind MvWaMFf princa-, Qii.l ha par?
'son not aniel ahln to per>oaul ?i'i:;? launt u,:d
dipgiuie. Il -.-111:0 the jftllBBT IDs. Dtlfliatf Dl J
arith which tin- paaplataf thai baatdoii ??heck any
'a'.c'i.iiii?.ilion bf ne |] a.-t'impliin to tin- pier <???
niivi. Tbt Inc., ?.lii.ts pertatitte i, adln-ras tu
. i
M tbt CroaTn, in "i.i-- di'clriri'-, ai.tl sVrsWutttsa
arlthall o!li'-r prrroMtrttM to ajajth ItkttlOiBlIng
f urtii.i'.ii'h. laut if tlie poner bg mm/mfrti In U?-l
: ?)! Pallia :i -lit. UbBfl it can, b_, a ..tiL-i-' MM ael
?lof ItjjrJ ?...ion b? rtftmlmii am!, then! ir.-, M
. daU.jp-r i'-i-t. w-h' :i the aaaajaajg iP riJ?|M (1. riv.-d
from tla- It p'(!.-.!'i!i.t-ivi | of tho Btjofdjib It It
(happily not eo wiLii the Uniiod MaUA. Thid it!
Tim ? gove.iiinciit bu;!t up with prm-edt ;il.; it
[lui a watt.';,, i: ii-r::iiuuii-, ai.d gaUblinabtd
(i:f:a.'?.i fi rai of Mr4altja*f^| dud, lit Llio i\vt\>[ pi
a.i tUfe-tetl line of hortdit'ory uiona. ha, ttl
? CLiel Majajetftatl la ckcled by the p.-ople for
. funr jret*M| -Ai.d then, by the t iiietitulioiial Liu
.Utlii.u (ttllkw l?-ic-ckd by lht ??.pii.ving voioe
of the ci. mtry ) taken hU placo oiieo ?iorc la l!.t
. jbo.ly of the conimonwenlth. Again: It it ga
( aruii-tit ai.d fiimiumental printipi, (if the BriL-Ji
jC'.iii.'.tut:cin that tho Kji.giando no w ron if,
?Bd that whatever may bo aaMatt in tho condi
jtioLi of puldic a'.lairs in not to be Imputed to
| tho King, w w to render him auHwcrutde
! for It pemonally to hi? piv.p.e. ou tll0 coutiary,
| " the l*riv.ulent of tho United Butte? M lialde "to
be iiupeath?d, tried, and, uptja ooiiviotiou of
trertpou, bribery, or ether high crimed or mindo
DafJtBBtMa, lOtnoved from office, aaa/ uould a?et-1
tftardl ?a titbit to pro*tctU\on ana pu?i>l,m< ni ,m '
?At arrfiaary courte o/ tat?. Tne Btajaaaj of th.? j
King of Great Britain in majumI BLd inviolabl,M ?
there If, lo iHmstilutioual tribuuril to wuich ho in j
amenabk i uo punLUiment to which be can bo
subjected without involving the trida of a
national rvvulutiun. la thia delicate and im
portant c-ircuuwtance of peraoruil re.spon?it:lity,
tho President would itaud upon no bjttcr
pmund than a Governor of New-Vork, and upon
worse gn-iizid than the Otft?ifgoitof Marjiund
.mil Ib-liiware.' ?-The tt?rmUai, ".r?. jft,
And Ui ..- b?Qbb. LiUat axiii.is tuf, tli? lui/ul or !
irti?iciftl mode. Analogies draw-n froai i
^institutional law aro no ?af.> light to
renting of American constitutional ?pi??.
rhcir AM is rather for contrast than pt
llu<tratiou and guidauee.
And now, nniiily, f??r the political, cot
?oiiiil, and iialtirul modo of treating the A
I'he (Joiietiuitiou of ihe Uulted Statcb det
.1 the first plm-e, what shall belong to tl
shifive department of tiie Government;
0 tile j tie nil) and, proceediug, tbcrj
doys tho following muds as to the renn
AlBAftiatBt of the (?iivenniietitt " TAs
mtpmmv ?hall bo v^-.-ted in a P.osideut I
United States of America." Under thif
risioti, and the naitsre of the otllco to be
brined, it will, we think, clearly appou
1 the Kxei-titivo is not only the con4ilu
nul mutual, bat M fins to bt tlie prop-r ih
nent to \.huh the power lo extradite fu
?riiiiiii.i!-1 may most wisely ami morit MftJ
.?ontided."?Lltirf-jUktk-, Mar.hall.
We have shown that there is no need o
?tattat or of treuty-nmkiug oti the su?>j?
1st ext.ftiiitioa ol criminal?, miS^s-iii btthi
idvii-a'de to cxtu.-l tho proceeding tn ca?t
lefiihtively within the ?aw af nature or II
iHfions; for ?f, wyuJU '?<? merely dtUarato
?that is already the law.
Tl.eii, ns la the juiiir'al department.
?XtejBtliag it-* power to ftil CUaCH Lt law
i-quity, the t'oi.ft: ni'on ha- never betl u
ffaajtk, tn co:if,*r on that d"?iirt:ir?':it ft"* pol
power irhivlever. Political questions ar
8.xectuive, nol for judicial deoisiou. Tii
ini.iit ??t a fugitive criminal bcii g mail
ua'ion upon natioii, is always lo be adsir
to '.ne executive, not to ihe judicial de
incut. A imi'.'tiou Aatat a-wume a Luulfor,
tuiuuHc litigation and judicial dis.uiioti. 'I
mn t At parties la com? n.to court, who ca
re,u.i.ed lay ite process, and hound bt it?* po
whose rights admit uf ultimato disunion
tnliui.al to whnh they are Imnnd lo sul
Nations acknowledge no superior, and i
01 ly ta the moral AifM of tha Law of Ni*
" ah?) li is m* Liirl.er ocigla than human am
if,', Mpd unaiturabl* by Soiia'o or IVople.y
c iat ?i:->;?t i'ir j ?dal ..?I ' e'i;nii;iaini!i may i
under t UtatJTl A*, under oue vnich aecurt
the nuhji-cl of a fatiga ootin'ry Bltattlf v.i
ihe United BUta , or, where ?M treaty
tains an article (instead of one providing
afoliYtTeAg If the rriaiintl) BjsAtlettiAg
hit trial u;?d ptati*4sflatBt{ nlniys Attl
tba cit-e is punishable by the law ? i.ud M
??f tha Unit ni BtaVstt Bat tht Jtsfkatl y
caniuit o.'.ti n.l lo p.drical duties or ttasM
" Wl a! power tloM ft i"4ft MM 1MB to ttstS
bkdiriUatlaad ewmMkit* taattat ihai be
jinl?-il liv a/nr?/;'B trilmnal ? Hr what auL
itj ,i BB* keVart re* .'b-r a j'.-lg ii-i't to d.-l
dit .?un! to a lulttgt l?-'V.-rnui' Dt '"
m of all i : :i m on i ??? ? ':'.'i. ira]
.':.?:. , court.-?
Not ti: gro.L -, i. .'.?iily. Um
li il
'. ..a- ni. . Baal latl A . m lag! ?' i
. j : e: .ol? ,i treat]
?thfall al 'i ? naaj, i-it ;;> ,
? - . J i .. U lit is li.' no m i
?.:.,. U ..? j ' i'.e Ei.e.-ui
i ..'..... AI ( ., o ., It ?
: ...t..- . : itj, Itattetj nt
. ' '.I ? I
t i -i ? ? I ? ?? tAttia ii ..itr I,-. v'.-nm:
?ta ' . ; i ? . !.i"i.;li .!.-; kltkatBI
tht (?o? . ? t tii.- Pr . ? at a
" th ? i. ' ?
" Tl ? :. ea ? f r j" Il i il et
tino s, T ? Pi ' at it tha ? ' ?-.? ta of I
: Bsttofl 11 ?Ul ' It! '.? DM, i n 1 ils -ole n
?? B .ili e oun BtliirPPi Of ci'ii
??'..' ,' i l lain ?," B itllMI I '?
be Ut?.le ou i iii.. lb- pi'.-, , tha ..hole I
Bcutin ptivar. Da bold* ??nddirtet tht in
it lh- ea'.eill. Of Ou? s -.i.. .,..', BttJ ili't to
pcftWatad by the hiraa ?-i iba i ?Uoatatt
mod ibnmgb bun. J 1t,? e>
i U'e li.?- I IV*." Wl. U l.i. ? 1 ... i. .
i le then inu.it eft' I Att Ul I IW, Vbtt i.e. imd
Atone, ;.m ?< (ha r; a i ? f Bit .
s? rit- pattaatrbo is taparttia tbbi abjeel
:;i.i .'.' i o".t by tba (tl;? : IU| .? " the pi
bob in named who oinkdael tba fmtrlft blU
id.'.', aiul is to tfjrt i .ire t'.ai thtlttrtl
(kithfallj tStttttta 'I ii " lie 1U . 1./ '. I
to btperibn.Hii, tba foroeof Uh uation, an :
the baatlt of!..is ji".' <-i.. Oughl unt thin par?t
to Btffonil the object, although th* partieul
trtvle of Uf n; Itl M"in i hi* v t I -.?/.?. ritak? i
M |t ii thtO liemon-ir.iNd tp. '. ....
pisteciplai ?1 n." AMtaui i C?o .. ? r, ;'
r 11 ? ? ?.- L ? ? ' n vbetbef tiie DAtion \ \ at .
boitl.d itaVal to 1' livir Up
?i'.h baringeotainiUatl *? a :.ne". . ?????
the power to dee do vhIoh,reeUi ?
/. Matttts V'?Hiitimut."?Ckitf-JK$tic4 Kartknl
\\'o Luv--1 ot ' bt ?n to break the conth
of the reader'? attaatkai bj | !.? quant ; .1"
i" tbott arietn vboai atniu \.e bare ?
ur?. 4*0001 readers who Ittl iU'eres'ed in.?
uniu.ini' ?he pliaclpal uulli ru.e-i w .... b ta ?is
iiri-d, ai.d Vbkb hnie ill.l'.y :.!i.i?.?d l!.
fi.r'iaiioii of our opioiot ou thai BlAttef
?/Ul, It addi'.ion totli..-?' quoted iu our atnnc
Uiticle, lintl the siaBftstBt doetiiiie o.. Ul
|aet, tad ai .o the i.uiute af oai 0tu n
fully evploined in Tht l\i!<rr.l':.<t: the iptei ?> 0
.lolin Mar^!.all on the Koblii:;-.' 11 Itxattitloi
taW| Ihe n ry able chapter on "Ibe Law o:
Nature and ite Rights," iu the book vn " Aun r
?can ?Slavery," by Dr. fttlTlTirl rtaajbtiryi th?
"i/pmiou At to the Cat llttttffBtllty t? the
Hank of the Ut.it? d Htatc;," by AL-ifiu). r Ham?
ilton i and "The Privilege of the Writ of Ha
bttt l? rjms," by Ilor.u*? J!,nuey.
The ease of Arguello* hn.t In-cn nithrr the
tx-fosiiea than ?he *uA/?-| of ksatkt ar*i<ie.j. Wfl
preferred to dbcmw, nt first, the pni ntl priai :
pli??. W?) may, howeviT, on a fit opportunity.
-ho.v th ?t ti.ul ( .<-e is i ue fully aitbit tbtM
general principies, aud th-j K?PE af our tiov
i .umtat not wifliout a arrant of law.
Frotta ihe Araay mt the roieni^r.
Wsaiiirsori.ii, ttii,-. it
A tett'-r from the Am/ of tbo PtBtmaat, di..?J 11^,
tais
t le 1'pnrsiiTirii? ?uUlier? in (?ou. ClBBlbsil'* tUri?
onufl .'ih < .-r-;'-, m i |. .. I? * cin-ulnr i? - u? ?' by
i ul. It un ,.!itrt'iu.-.i ?v. r .S.isjii bl ril ... t ? i li , .
j,,,. i,,., (f.i.tJ rn ? y (, rl.>ul,% tii? y, Uer t-i ijn.iuuji m m
I.. ? .?? .... ..?.i.i-a
Tila. KBAnnARt.B AXD Al,AMA
Mr. Frkomuck Mii.mm Ewjr hat wr
and published in London a very ?itercnUnr
apparently accurate narrativo of the eut
ment between the Keairarge and Alain
basii-g hi? account, at his title-pag? stat?
" information furnished to tho writer bj
wounded and paroled prisoner? of the Coi
orate l'rivatcer Alabama, the officers of
United tf'at?j ?loop of War Kcaraarge, and
iz.ns uf Cherbourg." The name which he f
to tho Alabama, it may be rumarked, it <
oubly nothing more than a ?ajaaaajjtjaja to Er
prejudice? for the rjako of getting a hoariug,
Edge showing in hid text no particular syi
thy with tho English mourner? over Bemn
d- foat.
Mr. Edgo mrvdo it his business to ascei
and R?alo fact?, especially with reference to
reeling popular errors, thus enumerated!
" The vu tory of ilia Keamriin wu ?.-cwinled for, as
tlnleat oi (us AU buna exousvil ur pAlRated. spu? th? ft
ing priueireU iroaoi.?:
1. The ?u| ?riur liar snd ?peed of Ik? Ksuftarga.
1. i'i.i aup.-rtortty of bar aiuitomit.
I. Th? cbaba platint ?! ber ahita,
4. 'i In, f StstM niiU-bet of bei crew.
1. The U'iprep.ji uaaja of the Aitb UP.
d. The a? ni'ii-d o.?-. ,.i'y oi' Opt .lenirrst't ?cetptln
e.i.!ip:i'01*',: tiui (u r? presented) by th? command.* <
kart: lot I*."
1. Tho d?monstration on eauh of these po
?3 very complote, aid mncli of tho inforuia
. uppliud it now. The question of sise it
posed O? bj tho following dim..-iij>ioiui:
A ? ? .-a. Rsseiarge.
Length over ?U.M fett lit, f-w
SaMJB? ?a w-aUr lin?.21? t<Mt> i&4 ?'?
tram. .7." frei 33 fe?
Depth.. tl$mm 16 ate
Her?" p"W..r. I engLies oi... aat ratch M b. p
-hshSBBI.I.tft MM
Tho Alabama was a trifle the larger ?hip;
iportj tho two were prebahly about equal,
iptjod did not enter into tho contest, a* neit
rcwati ?teamed over cifcht kuotd wLilo it c
tiuued.
ii. Tnc arin.sn-.rrts have been giren bef<
but we copy to complo.'e the caao:
A -M'O.M OI" fliH ALABAMA.
O?? 7 Lieh tllaa? / ritt
t.ie . il., h r'l. rUh-boi? CI puundrr.
art ?? I o .,, . r..
AJsaUMBBT OP TUk! K l-ARHAtWa
Two u men Maaatl bo?? gui a
Cr.? ?0 satMBBI firlaa.
Fo?r 3: ,?>?.. w?.
TV Kiar-argo in action n fid ?-?r gun?? I
Alii'.'a'i: i ItjTtD, ami (lie fermer throw undon
i ally more metal at a bruit l.-ddu lliau tho lull
? Bat it wn. the 11-im.ii Dalilgrou.. Lhat tent I
pintt to the lioilom.
:.. On tho .- ;iiij.-ot of cLaiii-platir-g Mr. E?
h:.nd!es aMBfJOMt witliout glove?. Tlio Una
captain wrote to traitor MaVfM) thrtdi
?? M IM ?tat af tbt eaaF?fBtaaBl it was dbateweadar hi
f ?i.r ?nV:er? wb? wr* t aio'.fi'.di th* ?a.-mv", ?I .;? ?i-;.
i .? I, it-si i t 'i tl-l-lp ?*(-'l"n oi bet tbtM wasthoMi
i} Lou i.oati-i, tatskawykagbawadaM ?ih cuait? aaBstrtj
I r iht ;. ?:?., r. ? i i e i p-r. -n |aj t: ? ' ou. ill? nil to
w ??-,', r.l.p, iba wb ? taetJ ' ?? * by * I MmBmbIbM
which taat. m Matai btj : tac-ir.;."tb?u*it'.. TLi?piai.i
? '-.-:.;..' . .? : v d.,. ? 1-. ( , i.y u il ?hot J. ) ?1
iM ' a?ia nr- ?? u ?tai swdattad lu uiuy ptaMBi tad sal
pailiyttlul ?? , K?i ? S? ;i. ?! ?factually t>U.
L mat r k-i t . a .il n 'i -. ,-?; StltfBM "
'? lb? ?cony ????, btaetM tin a n.)t?. (, bulb In slip, bat'a
? i | h I I ?..t .i,"?- ni :li im i.-1'..ii ?u ctnl
tu. ?a? r_.n a a? rlsd "
" Mitlahiu icction on both tide! thoroutd
i.-i'i-a;. .d with obaio cfiii-tr'i.'1-d f..r l!. ) pi
| - . ? .. s I vi... . IsbttPti of which, t
K.".r trgewat in t.u-t protc-ct.-d ?rith htrt
iryipam uwhor 5|*iDch -cd '".?a-t.c
L?pg i. -ir',:./ 1.1 fett t". ilk h. n by li ft
iiftOstea. 'I ? Oattia ? w pot on tikiglath
|]Sa1 fAtli :-? m ail vi .?? t.-.-il. thalittktwt
I indi a? '. *it' ;i '.:. ? I ?Ttth wii all .luiiu I
? i .'W a' i :'> ..I Til April, IBaslj and tho whe
lont o?* .t \- .i ?jTo. For tue afko of malm
ihr i'1:..':) .w. i-.ivt-p-il with ttftJbl platth an i:n
. tLick, .'.lid-.tiig it hoR*likt projritiia ou tiio eid
ot Uic Ki .ir..i,'?r,> wl.ich s4tt?vtrtad ittft?thw
;...! m i-c.'ii.-d, tod v.'--n ^ ?iM'.r
?O dni IkOt V-iio.? of il h? 11?.H, "fi
i ?; - Im al ' . .t to hid ol loi r* tod crc
MTOaaVl dayap iM to the UNhof Jiuie, detlari:
?i tht c.i lins aygjro only a't.vdiod !? -?:.
with rop-'-yudTis, na! would drop into tho wan
?Then struct with too flTdt gbot, I was so ?i
? ii! ! ; ' 'it v, rTUtded no n lying in th
i aval boepital at Cherhoiii-i"," .-ays Mr. Edgo,
Eur'.b' IWsOfO, thochii :i pititflg ?as btOBde
-i iplj lopswu toonttohot ti? boiion m vvn
hit cap - -i v,, ? a L. ootl baUshOal were parti
i-iupiy, ami BtltlBItt lor that fOIJ p'Jfpt)
look in l.'.o lunsofeo.il, inikyur 360 in ?II
ahila in (.'ttc.-n<?irg havoor? And finally, th
i boia had to ?Skd on tho raaolt of tho twgagg
ment, forbntooe, or at mo,t two, shot in;, i
U, und S-iiiiit. -'a talh of tho pl.'ukiun Lt-ia,
ripped oil i r cu-i? ?Uroolio ?. the ol n brekci
i idei : .i Bad li i^-'i? into th ' saQipV idi
s
vV ., i . i? rou . .??>?.
I? ? be '?-'.? ..: '? bad *..'uin.-.?^sud lioatau
?;'.'.i'.ii..??t that tht .vm'.iii- a hud bui
pit?T( - Lai -, lu tho 1 BOJ ... g r.ivcd 07
? H otind II, tho I' 'i. h pi.t't hoBtt IS?,
"ItHA i'."' ''.'. ' !' : 'Cl ' Vl.-ll. e :, ,. a^-y )x
. .. It-.Je a Ci.:..?idcriio|n BBIBbei
-, " .i to . ?" i oith tht ?bip.
rvi -i ..-i ? ?'. iii'icd, aiij the .ahght
? ? ;>. ri ir.iv la ? iiBtl en uf tho K- iiMrft v. ?..
r?uBg ? o.a.'U.. ? i'. by citrwdjB* hoi
feOst?.
T?. T?Vt prep.iriitivr.sof the Alal'itrTH wrr..m
?le?-I II :. Itnro, and hof CtptOin b.-h-vt'd l.er
10 p-rft ? t onj -r (of :? fight? The aaaj gjoo BjMgbl
depend a litt lu on tho sub?? q mut qihvLioii aj
11 ulna i-oued tht) nhlllatlfO, but in amply di?
pi..itd of Itt tjdTaUkOObf tbt following liuiguagi
il s iiiuif t in l.ia I? ttOf to MabtOkai
'? I rann. t. |aa| t ytclf 11*. plpa-u-e of m>ing th?i Mr. K?1L
i'y i'.'.t UtMsBSISt, ?!<?? i-.'ea t.eai .isdlt for tier Lira r>,iaL
i. :. m.. ilnp w- u- laMeatl u."
(i. Il i?Kitted Ix-yniidiaVil ?ha?hHchullt-ngi
lo Ight i "Hue iroin Bt m.nod and uot from ('apt.
WillaloW. Lot tbt folic'V. ing dot '.uncut ?p< ak:
"Ci. S. -Tstv it ir Ai.t.-aM , ( n? uanraii. MM IC ill
'' l' ? i-i. KoMIIA. ?.?)., t I. r' t,l, bir : 1 bau?? l?al JHia
w.r.. I;.' ?!? .? il by t?. 1 . ;!. I . i ,?! rial the h.sr if:,tr I ft M
cene t? i h) teat ???!??? lay Iba i? ' ? ??- M bttd .1 l. bm, ?n !
that ?he u..? t^ d -p.irt In | Itmtj BJM hour?. I ttatra y.-'' M
?sy 'u ill? D, m, Cun.,ii lMl iny Isb't.iluO t? tu b?bt th? Rett
BBtgtetaaMM I ? . ? v- Uio o-earary i.i. ? .ui..-k I
li i<- t!.o?e will rrot .,.???! ut? rujio ?MB u-.itll inmorPirw
eveiiiiif, er ?Per th* ii.enaw tnortilng at furtbe.t I beg?be
?ni nia depart ',.?!. i* I ?m BtMj M <" Mi
'I Mtt -I... LC ior l? be, ?.ry ir,p??ot|,ii!y. yeur ?bedbn.t
,. .. .... L. || i:< ?, ' ?,'?-?
Mr, E-L'e adds nuiiiorott ? atOta, going to provt
that S'liiiii-"'' ii.it-i!' on to fighi th? Ki-.t... ..
?a-v. :.l kui'kt.i Ui FsbbWCb HmtitULstabMilai
not go out of the harbor till fire days after thai
o'e? bad beaa teat tlata enough suretr tar
preparation, and ample time for Iba Deerhatnaft
to bring ever the "trained gunnenT from tba
Britiab Naval Reeerre, and frota H. B. M. pratv
tice ship "Kt colle ut,"
Mr. Kdge gires many Intetoatiug paviticaltft
of the engagement into vhich ve bare not spaot
to go, but ve mast quote this speoimen of
Semmos's ideas on naval t?ctica i
"I wasttatsaViby??as? ?a* tbeparoled|?Aksttn tatatBaat
Chert)., ir? that Tapt. saouaei fired rspsttly at tbe r-i?a?n?a??_
meat of tbe action " bt srsVr f/riyklen ?U Vn?Jta?a," mmttf
sil Uie of?.-er, and crew h ski*, a? b? was wall aware, maoaW
volunteer? from tbe ra.-rh.ai servioa Al tke ?xptrauo? ?t**t
mluutoj ?fret tke Kesrssrmi dtscbar|s4 lh* trat tarant*!
cum m mi. tU batile la ? leisurely, ceol n timar, bamates rs>
tusukerj, ? Con/amU ?Veas ; <?*??. ??*? ?fkttna It I III Stil,
and th*Ynm4 emM ntpomit.- The t-raSaai ltles ?n tfcs* tta
crew ot tbe Kederal v??aat bet learneal But te refer* a. d^asasa?
?"? ab* rapid so4 bsp-baaard praetiae of the Alabama."
A cd this as to boarding, which we preeaxat
is a professional opitiom
*' To liara boarded tbe Kearsarx?, Beatme? Draal karre seat
semed asatei .|*v<i to laebU bisa tu rea ktaafjaat kef i ?at
ti.? Djomeat lh? riur?ai-r esa ? arai be? ?tetta?, the Isltec weats]
shut ot steam, ?bop saleta la ? ?aoaad ertlata, sheer ?A, tat.
iiiarsa 1er wbet? br? datas) ?I (rep? ?ad ?tal?tes, ?ad ?tht
bet antagonist faVxti ?1er? I? ateca. Onr Pro-.Hoatiiera ay ma?
tuIwr. really ought anl to make tlieir protec? apa??* llillinltH
by SM-iibliii t? klm ?och su ?sjretteaa lueutliea."
'Couching tbe ooadtct 'of the English yaobf
Doerhonud and her ownor, Mr. John LantMafs
ter, we had marked tome parwages to qnotta
bnt mnat forbear. There is no mi.?understacd?
ing on this aide tire* water as to the c*mpl?*itj
of : hat reaaol with tiie pirata to which sbf
serrod as oonsort and tender. We regret t.
Hud that Mr. Edge, whodiKn.ued the whole saht
j -ot with the orhcer? of the Kearearge, has at
explanation to "??der of Capt. Winslov't tiaaw
oountable omission to stop or sink the Deal?
hound when she was stealing off with his prit?
oners. Mr. Edge aaysi "Had Capt. WintaWt*
folio ved the adrioa and reiterated nsqueata e|
his officers when she steamed off, the DoeihetUkal
might now have been lying not far distant froa?
th* Alabama. Capt. Winsrow, however, coul?
not believe that a gentleman who was asked bf
himself " to save life," would use the opportta
nity to decamp with tho officers and men wht\
according to their own act, were prisoners ol
war." That Is the painful and humiliating and
.forever inexplicable Uicidont of this coutast?
There seems to be no excuse whatever for Capt?
Winslow's dereliction.
We have quoted largely from Mr. EdgVl
pamphlet, but there in much more of equal in?
tttktA which we cannot quote. It well denrras?
reprinting in full by an American publiasher.
<;iLnBIl.LU lit nOlTHV.EMTE.UW
VIRGINIA.
A C. nu Beat Al i ar be ?I - Copiai? Dnagaa
AUIIcst?
LAtvrtMOQB. Sa tar ?Jay. A a*. It,
"NVTiile the United ?States steamer Kelianae, ol
tii* Kevin** servioe, C?pt Thorn is M. Dnngna, waa It
t?reat Wyeonuo Hiver, Northtimberland oounty. y?tH?
diy afrerr.ooa, for the j. ?.!;*?** of takiasT off tha feiaBf
if a rifasue, who aere repretraW at belt g there ta t
?t.trvlt j condition, one of her IhmU vus sttukrJ bv a
' .?? - piroy of guerrilla* aa the skure. armed vttb
katn.
lie ': ..vice op-nod arasa t'lem uill? shi-11 sail sraafl
inn?, in tiie hopo ol miring tbcu? frvtu the vrcNjds. bat
aataratta IVBBttl lu.1 bvu fired, tl:.- ?,;'l..:it Cnplala
LrtBg ? ? ?? 1 ;ti Ittatf woundi'd. a-'ii illiM In aa hieiif.
tl i r*at*JB aftta p vot g*n, Tnosiaa Kojua.b, vtt
i's ? ?evrrelr ?rounded.
aftttaj wa? kept up by tht Leliaooe until tht fln of
r r> -i n. si.eui-.Hl bnt not having cutioieut foro* ot
ta r. to .i -ii. ?ho wtv> conio-.d.ci to tr n dove. tbe_ no?
vlt'i tliol'i* of brr bo?t?* or?*?, eoobwain, 0. w
1 v?.a*. >?nd f"or colored mn
11 ? tat] ol '. u.t. Patata arriir,1 bar? Utlt atataataj
I.ATE 11 MU ? KBWS.
?. a?'i.i(rro?. Atf. li.
Hit 1." l.mond Examiner ol tho 12th, hue tht
following!
* MoaVxr. Aoa. A
*? ITO'. f. lt. iLtU/ier, StTttary of Ou tfity.
MTtatVt**"^*tn*BBt1 In tltrvivU the BktM ectr*M?V
with four ?f**a*aa Hd aboti' sixtee* heavy rtaaatj of
aur. Ti.e TnuiiiK-U. Omuiiitaili-r T. A. M. ( r nos,
- kB ?unk. with ii.i'i y all bar crew, ami olao aoUbat?
a", itw il-t?e l'huiitipo?aliieb 1 kiil?siHttieul?T tiuraeel,
1 ? Blata oi'il, llaitfnrd nail Brmiklyn. lo ?do ??/ l-attie?
? ...M ? ?: t ?. the rumalnder of Ike tret, poaoetl by Tort
Morgan nnd?-r fall heailafay. wbea they wer? en?.-ui.r.t?f?
li by ibo ioiiis?s?-?, tbo k?n?-an. kbo OtvlMt ?ad lbs
Selma.
Ihn T. : r.iwaee and o'.lvar vessel* tteametl la aaaafj
ringe of thv advanoiiur forve, and r-mrod a henvy 8ra
in'.i i'i<" l.tnlln< sliijav A1W a ili-era-rnie ?tnit^gt* hat?
t ? ? n tbe fleets, tlio ('lairtos n-lro.1 t?r 1'ort Murfrna ia a
??itikinp vunilitiua. Tbe Soliaa, cut ?if. ?Ol?aa>a*st?>|
lid the Morgan esc&pod to Fort Muraran. The Ttas
r: ?**?>, so fur urn yur.-il ?tvamotl t-m ?it '. the ?tala
1' *A anl after an o^tinato fiA'ht au/rendered, her rat?
In die ?I iled, her sinoke-.tsek eiu t. V. aw? ?. ?ad. a* va
i pptatt, Lei crew in aa extuoatid aud smothennf eca?
.: t.'i?.
i m trie ItfaAjntAj Adrtlrpl Ilochan?a vh ?eviTet*
*Mii.il-d by a ktaatttt hi tl.? ??.?*. Xao ?tie kaCletl
ji-1 awT*ra| ?oti'idiil aiiM,: ? l,i .- en-*-. Oo tu? (iaiuat?,
ffo *er?) ? Uwal u"' t*u wonjtltd. Oa tbe Vi^mitt
a .is ? . i I <L Oil the S. Im?, eisr'.it wem Wii:.-.l l cieaV
taj tar ? ?? -"itl'.e oflieer, Lient, ?f. H. Coaatoot. aast
BtrOB ?- -i-? wn?...w-d. Thu-i.imy ?r.fte: -U jc-*eri-l). tval
.i ,'.! -!? d l> i li.;*.loll t-' b'iry his asttaV
?atatasettaaaa*, ?to.,
0. W. llAURISOW.
Confeu'eriito State.? NitTp,
tfp to Thii'tdof night, nothing of interest bvt ?xsjar?
IBi le-niro AU.int*. Mnj. Gen. lUuia leeoired ? Ant
ttouud la (he le??, ri.i-r-uiuuy 1* ousasin^ en onr rtaika?
m I -i.ii ?.'. " tn?( iu nU'jil his liaes la Ut directloa ?i
lbs Tfr?l*i u i.ut!to-i.i.
A few ?bot* wen. Bred at th? city yisterday (?bb
brisk ?ateiiin?: o?katabttal ?t u kraa?a inst "??ht. aal
SftjtJtaal tViur hnurm. Ho |s?r*?ual i-nsiuit.o? tie IB?
ixrteal
mmmmmmmmmmsMsaassssssaj
I'reis ?enlrstl slmerira?.
I'.t the arrival of tbe Northern Light at thlt
pert on Siiimduy, wo have newe ?r??rn T??ame to Aa?
g-tiat?. The dltUoulty ha'twefo l'eru aiul ISuau. I? Dut
j. t.. tfnil. but witr Is i-utvsiiloroil us ilumine??!.
The Chilian povet-nmeut his piMlehrd tha oorn?
:?.',uiin' ithli'b it lis? had with Ihe r*-pr? ??titattn
of ataatt at Sanil ??fix and ia whlok it deoUred that tba
voaevk? of tlio Soon..?ii ?luidriiii oeeupving the Cblnoba
Irle.n.'-s, or any othoi nistut force attacking tho a?
rviirnty of 1'eru or t..y other American Usvlloa, ?haS
iiot i .k- ?ay auppllee In trie barbor? of Chill.
'1 ho Corno ms of Chill have passed a hill i?tB|a>a*il??f
the goTeriiairnt to expend the torn of #l,tfO.0OU t)|tH)
tho iitoreate of tlve novy. The rbarth of ?Jalj ?m o?*t?
brut- .1 in u?! priniilpal cilios of CblU wltb graal Htta?
asataka
upAw Cattiji MAHtrr ? Albaay. 13th. ? i?e?VH
ban . ?''! remllly tlila week si ? t 10 .idranoo mid tba
market ilnmi iirtu. altbi'Ogh trad.- ?as noi ?<> iietive to?
di y s? yeaterrisy. Tie tMilk of si!?* wne on Now YojA
ireiiiiut. Teli.l eiipiil?, Aatt ttHB in |iia>d te(jtvrsl at
ti c i'l?i., u.:U lam li ? 71 " fO. laCtVipta, J.t^UU. lieg
iMurkot Hi-ual Uitk J^SK'tu?*. \1<J0. suiuped I? Ka#
kl.ra, ,li??l