The New York Herald Newspaper, August 3, 1863, Page 1

¢ 5 eee we wt ——— WHOLE NO. 9817. fees , results. IMPORTANT FROM CHARLESTON. | fanu'" 7" **er! shisnent moet rumor ser ne pro The Situation of Affairs Not Materially Changed. The Erection of New Rebel Bat- + teries on James Island. “The Union Lines Advanced Nearer te Fort Wagner, THE WORK OF THE NEW IRONSIDES.. Casualties, Since the 18th of July. ie, ao, ae. ede weptbasess of Oscar G. Sawyer, Monwss Im.axp, 8:0. , July 30, 1863. ‘THE SITUATION OF AFFAIRS SUMMARY EXBCUTION OF 4NOTHKG NEGKO MUT:XEER. A day or two since, in Clone! Montgomery's Second South Carolina rogiment, ove of tbe privates in Compmny D, a burly negro, relused to obey an order given him by Disofficer. The officer of the day reported bie mutisous Conduct to the Coloxel, who instructed the offieer to in form the negro that he was not trifling with bim,and that.if he then refused to obey the order to go tothe gvard bouse—an attempt to execute which be bad before Tesisted—hbe would be at ence sbot down, The officer ofthe day approached the negro, waried Lim of the con- wequence Of refusing obey his order, aud again o dered him 40 the guard house. The negro did not moye, and the officer them iuformed bim if he did tet obey before ho counted three he should firo ne, two, three, were tlowly told off, three seconds elapsed after the word ‘Ub ee was pronoun: ed, aud the nogro not obeying, the off cer shot bim down, mortally wounding him. This aalu- \\tary example was not lest upon the rest of the regiment, Tt had an excellent effect, and insubordination will here- after rarely occur in the Second South Carolina Volunteers. Colovel Montgomery's sty'e of diccipline is regarded as the only efficacious une for the negro regimente, whose peculiar temperaments require that punishment to be effectual should follow close on the heels of any derelic- ticp of duty. RUM DISPENSING PUTLERS. Tn the trenches, os in every$deportment, the cupidity and uoprincipled character of some of the sutiers buve, iad not metorially changed since my test. Taere have | 0D Morris Isiard, occasioned not a litle trouble among ‘been no conflicts of any considerable everity since the | the troops. Recently the sutlers, regardiess of roguié- ‘Dicody affatr of the 18tb, full detasis of which were loug @ace iaid before your readers. wf course there is a con- ‘tioual and uninterrupted beavy aytiliery deel going on ‘wight and day between Fort Bumter, Fort Johnson and ‘the now batteries erected near it, the work on Camming’s ‘Point, called Battery Gregg, and Fort Wagner, and our Dutterios, aided by the ironfclads, which dsily practice em Wort Wagner avd Battery Gregg, oceasionally ex- @hanging a sbot with Sumter. ‘im NEW RERRL BATTERIES ‘@u James Island, which bave either beep built within the past fortoight or bave lopg been masked, now occasion us et times alittle annoyance, but do pot interrupt the @teady advance and progress of our works. They have @everal large sea coast mortars in position and ibey mun- ‘age to explode their shells bigh im the air over our @renches, and now and thev, but very rarely, ‘tmiict injuries on our gallant troops who wield ‘the ‘spade and pick as well a8 they have the musket. Fort Wagner, when not kept sileot by ‘the iron-clads and our mortar and rifle batteries, dwpects 4 burp fire of cavisicr and grape on our working parties, makiog the air above them vocal with the noude- ecript missiles they favor us with. The rebels seem t | Bmvea peculiar relish for broken bottles and giasswaro, @id bits of crockery, rusty nails, fragments of cooking @tensile and all sorts of odds and ends which may inflict ‘wounds, and these missiles they pour ‘nto our lines with ‘am totenso zest and no little spite. Some of our men have ‘bee, wounded by these novel projectiles, aud in afew tmatinces quite seriously. The rebel stock of iron is quite ‘Manited, we must in’er from she above facts,or they have @hosen to use substitutes for tho ordinary missile which ‘Weuder wounds more serous and more apt to occasion Gam eventually. 10 either case the show 1 potat all Qverable to the rebels. t OCR LINBS WERE ADVAXCED @fow days since several hundred yards, aod our entreme trent is now within jess than tive hundred yards of Fort ‘Wagner, and our sharpshooters are now s0 close to the ‘fevel work that they pick of any genper who attempts to tevel the large pieces bearing on our trenchos. . The rebels ie Wagucr closed up the embrasurcs on the pouthorn face of tbe work three days ego, and have re- mained stient until this morning at daylight, when they Geared tbe owbrasures and developed the fact that they ‘faa five guns in position, two of them being sew ones, “em which they opened a hot fre on our (pasties, and ocensioned Do little asuoyance, Our bette ttes replied instantly, and a eberp contest ensued. The cobele kept up their fire with great warmth, aod wot until pne of the Monitors aod the New irvosides had shelled thom heavily did they desert their gues and take wo their bombproofs, where they ow lie secure. Our work then went on as rapidly and quietly as vere. ‘THE IRE OF THE NEW IRORAIDES. ‘Ip thie affair the frigate New lronsides, Captain Rowan, (Meamed up the channel and took @ position withis easy ange of Wort Wagner, and opened with ber 200 pounder (ie gun forward, following it up with ber eleven inch broadside guns. Her Oring was rapid und offective, and teem silenced the anpoying fire of Fort Wagner and kept Wdown while she was engaged. A Brook's rife gup, on the portbenst angie of Fort Sumier, was vigorously ‘worked by tbe rebels, who cndeavored to drive off the Grigate andM oojtor. The range of the gum was some- what extraordinary, but the practice wae poor. The hots struck the water far beyond tbe ships, but di not f.0 single wstance to day§ strike them. They paid not (the slightest attention (o the grim old fort, but continued eo explode their shells in and about Wagner. The firc of Battery Gregg, from a ten inch Columbiad, was no better han thet of Sumter, though it did elicit an occasional hot from the frigate; whereat a deep silence fei] vpop ‘the celebrated Cumming’s Point work fora while. — ‘These bombardments are of daily cecurrence, and serve to keep the enemy in 8 contioual state of alarm apd trvu- Die. They are obliged to remain io their dog holes, ‘which are about an large and quite as ch se and bot as ap eid (ashioved Dutch oven, from morting until night, and ewolter in the terrible atmosphere of their small prisuus wats the withdrawai of their torment: re—the iron clads— gives them a respite and a breutbieg space. Tho wear and Qearof men's ccostitutious under there circumatances are ‘terrible, The rebels aro ubliged to change the gurrivon @f Wort Wagner every three dayr, and when re Meved they are complewiy exhausted and worn ub. Vur men are wearing out as well from tbeir end cous wad exbaestive labors in the trenches. The lists @ aickpers have increased considerably, but nearly all ‘Whe cases yietd readily to the physician's skill. They ‘@rtee geverally from exposure and severe labors in the eacbes. No epidemic has or is likely to manifest usclf em this telund, an it io the healthiest spot in ine South. ‘Wo have a sea breeze twenty Bours out of the twenty Gour, which tempers the fervid rays of ap almost tropical eum, and renders existence eodurabdle. The nights are delightfully cool and pleasant, Mosquitoes are unkoowa, ‘end {leas are less abuodani than im aay plac. I Dave yet eon in the South. $0 iife op Morris Inland is not po disagreesbie as one might expect, aod if the qand did uot take 0 iisell wings and trapsport itself from ‘a proper place to quarters where it is owt of place, might ray that there was one choice spot in South Carolina quite desirable asa summer revidence. Bat, evi: » He sapd bows hither aad thither at all Mourn, coverieg everything with its gritty particien, aud fmsiouating itself into our eyes, ears and mouth, until qn heartily wishes bimeo!f # thousand miles away. MORE DERERTERN. wo rebel deverinrs from Vort Sumter came in three Gays since, taking advantage of a tewporary change of their quarters from Fort Sumer ww Fert ‘Wagner vo got under the old flag again. One bails from Pennsylvania, the other from New York. [bey seom tw be men of some intelligence, and give un tome very valusbie information. They say that the reports, so commonly acorpted as true, that the garrinon of Fort Samter mutinied during the attack by the iron ciads f April last, or desired to give up the fight, were with et foundation. Ne such ocoarrence took place, nor were ‘the majority in favor of sartendering the fort, Nearly Mf not quite ove halt of the garrison are Veiou men, aed would gladly seo the fort again in our bends The officers arc, of eoorme, bitter rebels and the Dalnsce of the meo, aud indulge in uo such wisbew M Fort Wagner ip captured tho reboim are deter. imtoed to blow up Fort Sumter and leave it & maee of pains. So they report, but 1am net inclined to place muth reffanes to thie portion Of their wtatement. Soldiers gene wally hold a permanent work until It -is readered uateva Die, When Fort Sumter i captured it will be talen Whrough hard Keocks, and herd Knocks aloue When it ‘@ill be oure if & QUERtION | canned pretem! Ww decide. ‘Meneral Giimore bas hiv ows pians, which | do wot iesire to know, and Which the pudlic need not expect to learn until «toy develcp themecives. the knows quite” enough of our operations without gettiog @ clearer insight into our ‘The bart Meritu, which arrived here (yo tions and to incre.ee their ill gotten stores, have sold w! liquors to the soldiers and occasioned ingubordination among them. Several have been arrested by Lieutenant Colene! Hall, Provost Marshal General, and Proofs of their guilt not being bard to procure, they were sent to the front to work im ‘the trenches; and to relieve them of apy inclimation to shirk work or escapo, orders were given to shoot them down if they did notobey onders. Some of them were in the advance wielding the shevel for forty-eight hours, and subsisting on svidiers’ fare, and incurring soldiers’ Habilities to be blown to pieces by the evemy’s shells. They worked wel, and most of them have been relieved from arrest; but their stecks.of wines and liquors bave been confiscated, and they themselves ordered from the department. Here- After but Jittle iiquor wil be sold to soldiers, as ‘Bty-four hours in the trenches, under @ hot api etill better sun, is ® consummation not mucb desired by the noble army of sutlers and exterticners, Fearoverccmes the desire for gain occa. sionally, and in no class more completely, under the new order of things, than ia the venders of bad wBiskey and execrab‘e preserved mi'k. PROMOTION. ‘ Tam bappy to announce the promotion of Quartermas- ter Jcho L. Kelly, of the Fourth New Hampebire, to the Position of Assistant Quartermaster of Volunteers, with the rank of captain. He bas been for several months acting as brigade Quartermaster with the late Colopel Powmam, acd more recoutly on the staff of General Vogdes, where be bas performed his duties in the most satiefactory manner. He has acquired the friead- ship of all who have becume acquainted with him, and bis absence from this command will be greatly felt. We hope it is to be only a temporary one. LIRUTRWANT COLONEL LEGGRIT, TENTH CONNBOTICCT. Tam gisd to etate that the above named gallant officer is bow out of danger and recovering rapidly. He received & wousd from a shell while im the trenches a few days since, which necessitated amputation. He is now doing a8 well as could be desired, with every prospect of ap early recovery. ‘ CASUALTIES s1xcR JULY 18. I give herewub o partial list of the casualties of the commané since the assault op Fort Wegner, on the 18tb “instant. As the tri-monthly reperts are,not jo, it will. be impensible to make the list failer for this mail, NEW YORK VOLT RTECS ENGINEERS, 4 See eS ee ae Severs! others have ben wounded, but the names have not been reported. July 20—Thoman Di'eabach, Co. 0, wounded i. i es C0, io Bip by NINTH MALTS Joly 20—Musician 4mos July 24—Mones Goodwin, Co. 1, emvageTU 21—George W. 1 . July sbceawera Lewis, 0. C., kel FOURTH SEW HANTOHIRE 26—Byrou Howard, Co. H, killea. July 26—Jobn Mullin, Co. G, wounded, slightly. FIFTY FOURTH MASRACHURETT® (COLORED) YOLUNIERKS. Coloagi M.S. Littlefield, of the Third South Carolina, bas been placed temporarily in command of the Fifty- fourth Maseachosetts, in consequence of the lack of offi- core ip that regiment, a majority baving been kitled, wounded or made prisoners in the recent fights, where the regiment bebavcd most gallantly. STAND OF BRIGADIER GENERAL T. G. STEVENSON, Captain William Pratt, Acting Adjutant General. Capiain Wm V. Hatching, Acting Quarterimaster. Captain Robert F. Clerk, Assistant Imspector General. Lieutenant Fred. A. Sawyer, Acting Commussary of ARVENTY *1NTH PENNEYLYANIA RROIMEWT. ABy statements in correspondence {rom here deroga- tory to the character of the Seventy-eixth Pennsylvania, ether for courage or Ginotp!ine, are wholly unfounded. There is not a braver or better discipiined regiment om the iwlund. if my account of their couduct jm the fight of July’ 11 has been construed into & direct or implied charge of cowardice or d@emoralizatiwon, 1 wish to correct the impression Time bas shown that there was pot « straggier from the Seveoty sixth om that morarag Colonel straw bridge ie still quite ii, J write thie paragraph in strict justice to gallant officers and brave men, copcerning whom \njus, reports may Lave been spread. THE EVENT KEW HAMPHTURE, which was so badiy cot op odfthe night when their gal- lant Colonel was Killed, are cocamped near headquarters , Jas Of the beach. By the polieness of Quirtermantes Hanson, of that regimet, the correspondents h ve been provided with a commodious tent, on a fine location, near Geoeral Stevenson's marques, where we get good breczen and are better accommodated than usually fails to the lot of army correspondents. We are amo indebied to the officers of the Seventh for oiber courtesica. INSERCTION OF THE MORRIS IFLAND TROOFR. Mejr J. 1. Plympton, formerly of Genera) Strong's slat, and who, being the senjor officer ju that brigade of those whe were not killed, wounded or mising, .{tcr the fight of the 18th, and consequently had vommand of the brigade ti) & new Brigadier was assigaed, was subse- queatly trapsferred to General Sey muur's staf, and is pow 00 Geveral Terry's «# Division Inspector, ta the absence of Lieut, Colonel Jackson at Hilton Head be is pow chief inspector bere. VERILE OF NON COMBATANTR, in warfare of the Kind Weare wow engaged ib those who are eplisted or comm ithioped of combatants are vot slope subject 10 the dangers of the Geld. Servants, aur geco, bospiial nurses and civiliau® often fod themeslves ander a bot fire. (ur wagon traios, ubder charge of Mr. Joha Nevill, of New York, chee wagon master, acd Mr. Viark, bu amestagt, are often fired om ia going to and returwing (com the froat—xtener even than Boling of troop, bocaue a beitor Mark. A few days since two borver were badly wounded, the pole of @ wagon splintered, and ope or two leamaters nerrow Jy cacaped death, Thm corps isa jlueky one, Boweyer, And their trains pars avd repaes without iaterruption, Tite om KEOIMEN TE ‘Clone! Pond, oF the Sisty-second Obie, baw retersed from 4 Drie’ abeence at (he North, amt was received with joy by bis regiment, which lost Artem officers out of twenty-three in the recent fight, and from thelr ranks addled thany Games to tb) FOR of honor = Tbe regiment, #0 fas from home, bave hardly received the credit they deserve. ‘They fave fought moxt gallanuy ie Vi-giola and bere, and have woxtsined the reputation of ther State most novly. ‘The Sixty-seventh Ohio were also proniineat iu tle iate fights, where their eotovel waa wounded, and whore (hey showed theamelves worthy of being tm (% igade.”’ Phe Vanderhitt on « Cruiso. New Pupsony, Mose . from Tab 7 in through the correspondence of reportere in the | cauane, roports at Pernainbuen, jwiy 0, Wutod stares 1 cam only say, that Our operations are going on as | steamer Vanderbilt, to sal om the mame cay 08 4 cruise Pratets p> gots OF OFTHE, OR IROL vp Lhe bya, } 2 eearyn 4 x Brae NEW YORK, MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1863. > THE NEW YORK HERALD. thie might be VERY IMPORTANT, |IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE. | scr wicenccewss te sororse enmen ts The Threatened Rebellion of North CaroJina to the Rich- mond Government, Venn Jeff. Davis and the Confede-_ racy Denounced, &., Vorrams Moxrox, August a, 1863. The steamer Fscort afrived this morning with Newbert: dates to August 1. ‘The Raleigh (N. C.) Standard denounces Jeff. Davie as a Tepudiator, in whom no confidence can be placed, and whose efforts to establish a Southern confederacy will Be @ failure. ‘The Richmond Baquirer calle upon Jeff. Davis ‘to sup- press the Ra'eigh Standard, and wipe out the Bupreme. Courtof North Carolina,” ae. &e, ‘The Standard says;—Governor Vanee will stand by (he Supreme Court, and the Standard aleo, if necessary; and if Jeff. Davie attempts to use physical force to suppress the Standard, Davis will be met with physical force, and @ revolutiom ip this State will be result, John Mitebell, editor of the Richmond Bnquirer, is an agent of Great Britain, which has long sought to divide the Northera and the Southern people. Tbe Siandard says North Carolina bas furnished pinety- five thousand soldiers for the causeless war, forty thou- and of whom are tilled and wounded; tbat North Caro- lina shou'd send a delegation to Washington at onee, aad. see what terms cap be obtained, and not wait for Jef. Davis. The-recent cavairy raid from Norfolu to Jackson, North Carolina, found the enemy intrenched strongly at Jack- sop, which commands the approaches to Weldon. Major Andcracp,om the 26th ult., captured the evemy’s pick ets and tool possession of an important bridge, thereby defeating the enemy in their intentions. The Cruzeiro do Sul, of Rio Grande, Brazil, contains the following items in reference to the pirate Florida — ‘The American bark Commonwealth, Jadeo with timber, iron, &c., which left New York for Sas Francisco on the 16th of March, was captured and burued by the pirate Florida on the 17th of April, in latitude 23 degrees south, jongitudd 31 degrees east. Next day the captain wes placed on board the French ship Callao, bound to Havre. The officers and sailors were kept to irons, (On the:.23d of April three officers and three sailors were put om board the Dutch schooner Alma, bound to San Francisco, and on the 10th of May three other officers and tates sailors were put on board the English tender Adeiphi, which arrived at this port (Rio Grande) yeater- day, 26h of May. The rest of the crew remained on ‘Doard the parate. ‘The Plerida Reeciving Coal at Bermuda. ‘The privateer Florids sailed from Bermada on the 25th ‘ult, after wecetwing coal and all pecemary repairs. Ibe se Geceiedanes ‘brought by tbe steamer Harriet Pinckney frem Halifax. News from Port Royal-The Siege of Fort Wagner. ‘The United States steam traveport Fulton, Captain Eidredge, from Port Royal, Boath Carolina, Juty 31, with watts. two passengers and a United States Quarter- master, arrived at this port lass night. ~The siege of Fort Wegner still contisued. General Gilimore bas mounted a number of two hundred-pounder siege guns within ove mile of Vort Sumter. He js cen- fidens of reducing’ both “umter and Wagner ise short tes: ” Treatric NSW BOWERY. A very crowded audience assisted at the reopening of the New Bowery tbeatre on faturday evening. The bouse bas been repainted and decorated, and looks verp hand- nome. The performances were excellent. “ Mache! will be played to-night, with Mr. E. kddy as Macbetb, Mr, Boniface as Macduff, and Mre. Farren as Lady Mac beth. ibe Uld Bowery will be reopeced on Thursday afternoon in splenaid style. WINTER GARDEN. Mr. Dan Setchell toom a beneOt on Saturday evening, erpearing im ‘‘Leah, the Forsook and ss Ami nidab Sleek in “ The Serious Family.” Mr. Setch eo) @ pet s second Burton, and should not devote himself so carnestty to Burton's paris. Tomorrow evening Mr. T. B. Jackson, the Wessurer of the theatre, ammounces bis benefit. “Leah, the Forscok,’’ aod ‘Tbe Mummy,’ are on the pro- gramme. Mr Jackson amply deserves « capital benett. He bas managed the theatre admirably durieg this sum- mer seagun, and we are giad to know that the season bas been very succeunful pecuniarily as well as artiet ically. WALLAOK’s. ‘This theatre will be opened for a short season on Thurs day evening. It is said that Mr. Theodore Moss and Mr. W. KR. Floyd are the managers, The play will be anew Loudon drama, called “True to the Last,’ in which Mr. and Mrs. Watkins will appear, and the mysterious ghost whi be introduced to ovr public. There ts cousiderabie Gounip about this ghost in theatrical circles. It ap pears that ove of the objects of Mr. Joho Belwo's mission to Europe was 40 secure the ghost. At Liverpool be met Mr. Florence, who had a ghost, and was bringing it to thin city, In the menatime Mr, Watkins bad arrived bere with bis ghost, apd was ‘ebgaged an abeye mentioned, Now, when Mr. Florence displays bis ghost, and Mr. Sefton comem back with hin ghost, and Mr. Uliman sends another ghost over, as he bs promi-ed, ai) our theatres will be as ghostly as crave yards, and the spiritualists will be completely annibila- tod. Mr. Watkine will take the cream of the sensation, however, for he ie firet in the Held MISCELLANROUS. “The Duke's Motto!” wiil be played (his week at Nibie's. The theatre is exesilentiy ventilated, and its gardens are open to the public. Aarnum begine bie atic seme me today with “Raffelle, the Heprobate,’’ and the farce called “Trying It On.” Mr. ©. W. Clarke in tage inane ger. A very fat wotman will be added to tne exhibition. ‘The New idea gives om entirely Dew programe of Latiets eed pantomines ie evening Vertvall ie rtudying a Pogiieh part, and wil appear at NiblO'® next feuon Oubse bas & vew drama which #he wiil shortiy prduce, playing the prineipel charecter herself, The Webb sinters are drawing crowded Rouges at the Norfolk Opera (lowe A New York Dramatic AMtbors’ Asrociation is to proeers Of organization, We will De ratber ditteult to flad cvonpe dramatic authors bere W wake 28 aspeciation ACayte © and (anietors ere GOL auLhore, "Hust euch yor hares,” Kyery theatre ie the city will be open thee Week, excopt laura Keene's. of which Mra Jobo Wood recom be. 81d Lalo | ommesmion Sandy HOOK yesterday, at eleven A. M., for d hoving Cumalwed HYO days of that pote panes. Het bint of oGioeen are om follows — Acting Vobenicer Ligiienant Commandiig—M K Cree wey Acting (etstant “wrpeon— Adam strriet Acnig Atatent Peymnnter WR tte 6 iy ERs Aik naecutine Uiperr Acting Cnngn and Mader WV Actiny Ra vgn Wu Ac ing Masers Maver hae. A. Osborn, Ven’, Leeds seereng Bagh ‘whet, 7 i sting Engine r#—{ 3 Third Joeman, Miiitiy never, ¥. 0, Morey, insoye hover : F600 1 herb lenae Jen ‘ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA. A EUROPEAN WAR IMMINENT. The Russian Reply to the Notes of the Western Powers om the Polish Question. RUSSIA REFUSES AN ARMISTICE. France, England and Austria to Concert Ulterior Measures. THE WAR IN AMERICA, Views of the English Press on the Victories of Gettysburg and Vicksburg. 4n Attack on the Administra- tion at Washington. Fall im Confederate Bonds and Rise fo American Securities. THE QUESTION OF CANADIAN DEFENCE. SERIOUS ILLNESS OF LORD CLYDE, a&e., &e., &eo. Tbe steamship America, Captain Wessels, from South- ampton July 22, with three days Jater news from Europe arrived here yesterday morning. ‘The Canada arrived at Roche's Point July 19. ‘The Hecia arrived at Queenstown July 19. * respondence. Paws, July 21, 1863. The News of the Surrenter of Vicksdurg—Excitem-n t Among the Americane—Scene at the American Chape— The Russian Reply Mexico, dc. Loya) Americans in Paris feel six inches taller since Sunday last than they have before since the commence- ment of the war. We have been #0 accustomed to recetv... ing bad news, and bearing it as best we could, that it is fot strange we all felt exuberant when the report that “Vicksburg is ours” firet whispered arou@ op Sun- day. Boing, like all the correspondents of the Henan, in all parts of the world, supporter of the ‘stated preaching of the Goapel,”’ according to my usual custom, I found my- self ce Sunday last at the American Chapel, ia the rue de Berri, Jest before the commeacement of the services Young man entered, and, proceeding to the pew of the Amerieap Mipiater, handed a paper to Mr, Daytoo. The latter cagerly and hastily read \t, aud whispered wo Kev, Henry Ward Beecher, who was sitting next him, That gea- tlemnan copied: die despatch on a piece of paper and sent It up to the pulpit, and in a moment the gospel of good news was whispered round tl bouse that ‘Vicksburg was ours;” and e low Dussing murmur and a general omic of JOY upoo the faces of the audieucs showed bow we news affected them. I greatiy fear that iittic attention was paid the sermon that morning; \or everybody was @nzious for the services to be over, that they might ex- change congratelations on the glorious pews, Wheo it was at leogth Gnvahed aod the congregation Rad gathered in the vestibule of the chapel, and on the sidewalk fo front Of it, there was a general shaking of bands and « genera} exchange of yyous werds. The ladies (God bless them! )— and between ourselves we can see a better collection of bapdevme women at the American Chapel on -upday (haa to apy otber gatheriag of its size io Paris, although 1 woud wot for the world Rave you think that wo the reason why your correspondent i¢ so regulary 1p Bis attendance there—were particularly euthusiastic A ttruggie for mastery between smiles and joyful tears was evidensly in progress upen the fine face of Mins Dayton, the daughter of the American Minister, and tbe countenance of the American Consul’s lady was fairly Num inated. From there | proceeded w the Grand Hotel, where we sccessioniats ‘‘most do congregate,’ and where there was an entirely diferent sort of scene. The wpual gathering was (bere, but they jevked subdued and melancholy. Notbing hed come but the simple statement that Vicksburg Rad gurreudered, but this was enough for them. Ab fret they professed not to beileve it, aud Mr Side, 9000 arriving amongst them, sttempted to pour oi upom tbe wounded spirits of the mourners by assuring (hem that the news could not be true. Later in the day, however, they seemed to have arrived at the couclusiem that 4 was true, and remained gloomy aud quiet through the whole day As has frequently been the care whoo apy news favor. able to oar side has reached Eogiand, the full de- patch was kept back for twenty-four hours, aod did poy reach ue watil yesterday morning. The opposition Journals gay but little about it, but you may depend upon it the pews will seriousty interfere with ihe bopes of tbe secsesiouista that tbe French government will at preseat du eeytbiug im their beball. Although the Reasiag reply to tbe Fremch note reached bere ou Friday last, ibe Moniteur nor any of the semi- otk.a) jourmale bas as yet given any wkiing of We cos. tents, and tke Consitutionne of this morniwg iolimates tat it wih mot be made public until the three Pyeore bave asrrived st some copciusion of Wo the course be takem ja regard to it, it boleved, however, that ja principle the six points are a cepted, Dut that the armiatice is not agreed Ww, aud aa usta Gemands that apy conference upon tbe afairs«f Voland shall De betd ag st. Petersburg Kusme wii! thow a0 a she wamte—time—end any detpitive coo ie il) (hem be postponed Ul vext winter, by whch ume rhe bopes 10 WUT) Gut poor Foland. versie = Vorey’s report of «bm = eathurastic reception ie the city of Merion hae been pubiinbed; But a6 yet Bo word lv uilered which cree Shy Hee of what the goveroment vow oteods ng. The (arn of afaws te our country wil! wer erly anect it Coarse tm thin matier, aud ia the wean ime ibe | Drench foreee wilt remain’ im Hexic You «at Well Believe we are wailing with aecety for (he eat BOWS) and in the meantine ov (hs she tthe ean 6 comubier Mende and Grant a ihe (wo great men of the COUOUTY a6@ Ube bowr, the Ression Reply to the Pnree Powers Jie B@eet—Opinions of the Press. In the Home oF Commas on Moncey Nb MOVED the followiag ree iuth Me 19 Gh View linve (aed mew ot Solana, ur the yence of barepe. oud 7, ai tempt te Feplare Pota a meder the rord (omy NE Clete Cxinnetvos Ws Poland and oo Fern | eed danger to} rope 1 © OeRKed Kd Paging wae boul te eee METRY WE Ke de ye «te Pe eo Be AMO Ch the Bache net oyimned Khe remus nee paid Line prenrphe ee lke datemded Awnieia. Hie cphthed ty @Anpeodence 1) [AAO fod the Howne (bay (bere wae mo ob en tae vag , tthe entate hmmm OF Pant i i anehent ete Ah hee Hee ee oe wer Dy persuasion, The oply ground that oc uld justi'y er Fomonstrance with Russia wan the treaty of Veuna. if that was abandoned, we thould deliver the l'oles bound hand and foot (0 Russia. Ho hoped the House would not B70 to the motion or prons ihe government to declare the courte they should pursue Mr. Horseman withdrew bis motion M. ux Powon—Lord Napier bas been inetrucied me tho anreved despateh from ber Britwnn W. cipal tecretary of Stare to read, und e "pa riae im learning that Lord Kure) alate the barren nature Of # prolonged «ontroy ery @ to the signification of the first arvele yo the of Vien us. likewise, he desires jon upon ground Which Kheuld offer more thes ie erating 38 apractica: solu tom, Lefre taking our stund upon this croand we deem it useful to | put in aelear Hybtour por itiony respectively. The Imperial Cabinet admits the prine ple thit eve ¥ Power niguing 4 treaty bat a right bs i wrpret the Renee thereof from ite own point of view, provided alweys that thot interpretation remains within the limits of the Lo be put Upon it wecording Lo Of thie principle the Imperial Unie night apy one of the eight Powers which have ¢ uourrod i the gener) pro covdings of Vienna of 1615. tical reaull, ‘Tho experiments made atioady, iw 1 hati no ixaue but to place on record the diver belewe, thin right existe, Ibex bich'I have indicated above. aud is wider range, but with the expres 4. the mooth of April last, with respect to curted in the kingdom of Joland. If, iu reply t> that Appeal, they went further into the subject Ht was entirely owing | their perfect readines# to Keek to conciliate, aud in order to reply with courtesy to an appeal wien bore a similar eharacier, 1 willedd that avother cause was Jotentions which his Majesty Ue Emperor cherishes towards bia Polish sub, ects, there was no par: © which could M@spose us to remive them from the te a4 copeideration was perfectly brought out by your Excellency, when you informed (the principe! recretary of State Of ber Lritannic Majesty that the Im) eria! Cabi- net Was ready to enter upon an excoange of Views upon the basig and within the limits of the treacies of 1815. ‘That deciaration we adbered to, and my despatch of this day will fornish the best proot of our perseverance in the same disposition Maving thus confirmed the genuine add pole charactor of the Invitation whieh we have addressed to the Kog Nah Cabinet, wo will permit ourveiver, alter Lard ier. sels oxample, 10 precede the observations which we Dave to communicate to biv Kxeeliency by # ine reflec: tions in reply to the questions which be has entered uj on Aud propored at the outset. ‘Ibe Privcipal Secretary of Ftate of her Priaunic Mayésty says th the base of goverinent ie iv every cone the coutidence which it in spires in the governed, aud that the ascendapey 0” the law over the arbitrary element must be the foundation for order aud stability we subsoribs to these principles, We will only ‘recall to mind that heir indispensable coroiliry is reepect for wu. thority, The confidence wih which m gevernm nt imspiced the governed depends not only on the goodners of bis swtention, bat also on the convicti n imparted that it has the power of carrying them into effect. iC Lord Russell affirms that partial tamuite, reeret cons) iracios and the iufiueuce of coemopolite strangers will not bake & government based uyou contidence aud respect for the laws, ho wili aso admit that either confidence nor legal conduct would be porsible wore that gover ment to allow that a fraction of the poopie won vested with the night of secking ehewhere Luan unucy the leg) timately constituted authority, by arined revellion euy- ported by bestie or foreign parti the weil being and ‘the prosperity » hich they might declare that they could not realize without the aid of |. apirations {rom abroad. Lord Russell, plagep. be ore us 81x articles, which be Ip communicuting theny Majesty's principal Heorewry part peo pons of view put despatch the 2th April. and to thet Aion te patch we raetical cuuduet L.ja vewn de volopinents rererved in A priori, Ip comparing them ueeell will convince himerif 3, ‘condition to watcu we tusd Foveroment of ber Britan- ie Rot omy unfelfilled, but is the despatch of lord Kus curagements obtained fom Abrus by the i. ee: the ite surrecthniete. We aro not aware from what sources government of her Hritonaic Marty we formed their judgment co the state of affairs in Po . Petersburg the control and upon tbe resp maiviity of (ue reooguired agents of the gvvernment, abd the informatworw every kind whick the london journals borrow, witb. at é\ecern. meat of apy guarantee, Irom the mont sus) ected publica. tions of the Volisb -revolutiogary pr The con inspired by those publications bas 1.019 than one iver caure for declaratl pa which, in spite of ihe fortal devia given to them by dally, outs bave coutributed to mis jead opinion to thie manner lave been pro pagated, ip relatios to the brave Russian soldier bo ful in Poland « patne nisl, calumeies and outrages which al) Hy baw felt With proveued indignation Koste | were exoctiy wwformed of what pames dem of Miund he would keow, of We do, that wherever the armed reve ion Bas striven Ls soyuire Subsistence, Lo give iteni! a visible head, ithas been crushed. The maser have keia aloof from it ,"the rural jou evinces eeu bosthity to it, becaure the bed agitators lire ruin industrial cleaces yORUrTeCliOn sustaioE Well ao by 2 terrosmm unprecedented jo history recruited principally from elements forels 10 tue country ‘They gather together in the woot#, aud Ginverte at the fires attack to reunite io other pinces. When they are (co closely prewed they cross the froptter Wire enter country at apviber pelt. Liew Ch in a atage 6 y ietended to act epon Rarope. prineipie tecuen of the directing cominitices without is to keep up agitation at ail comt, in order to give ford (or the drctora tives of the ft, abuse publhe Opimou, and ly Ba aan the goverumente by fornirbing 2h cocasivo abd & yrovert for @ dip omatic iotervention which sheuid lead bo mitt tary action. All the hope of the armed ineurrection t* in this it @ the object ab whieh it has labored from its rise, Lord Russel « 1) admit that in thiv sisoation the ies sures which be recommtnds to vs would with diecity Bod practically, The greater part i repeat bave already been decreod: the state of the wuntry hae, up © the preneut tune, paraiyued their execution. Ae Jong a0 What o-@sition of things she!) pubrast the seme causet will prodoce the seme cffets. ihe preseoce oO armed the terrorism Of ihe centre: Comte \t'ee, oud the oa Mined ale pretuse from with out, moreuver Like from these ineauret the f'ners of Nimes, the dignity, end the effectiveness, whic we coal ine Gureelver ia Lbelt Rpuntencvus adeytion prota: We will go farther, kiveu when they could b execution with the fe lmvested jo the mind Of ie yrinewal Kecretary of Mtace Of ber liritannie MANY, Whey would have eo prospect whatever if attali tog tie fenuit whieh be bet in view — twat of pacifying the coontry If Lord Sumell fthews attectively the productions of the press devoted tw the Foley reeelion, he mont be aware that the Heourgeuts demand Gelber Ab SMBOOELY, DOr AL AULonety, bor & fepremotalen enher more oF ler complete The abeolule keie) eodenee of the kingdom @1@8 would be fot thew Owy 4 teams for arriving ab (he Gnas ot ect of Abels an yiratl us ihe Homenen marty ate Rosman by rae waword by rene PRICE THREE CENTs, Toles. the fespective su'j c's of the bib contracting Pp ries, shall obtain reve ews ulated in cert rai y with Fe modeof the po! t es) oxi vhey b bing shall deen it prop ¢ te bes upon them,” But the bistory of thie period m net ®> re mote that the remembrance can be leat of the p riven whic We held at tbe termination of the jor yean © ta Wok Doought to an end by the ‘reaty of Vienne, From that time we should no: be far fri the truth st weafirm vbat the first article of the treaty of Vianoa was prepared by aod directly om nated irom bs Bajerty the Emperor Alexander B Je conversation with Lord Castlereagh, etied by Lord Russell, i anadaltienal evidence of thin the Alter say lug this the V'rincipal Sucretary of State of hor Britannic Maesty will disno. se us (rom giving am answer L> the propored arrangement for a ruspeasi Of Bewtul tes It would not fe-iet @ rerious examination of the cond Uo» vecesvary for carrying it inte affect. If were to be celwed between whom it wae te be negotiated, of what nature the status qro was to be which i would RUArALwe. and whe was to wateb OVg ita exe ution, MH p. would ived that thel®s visions pubtie lawe dt) a eitmtoo which would be w | fhegr wiaw. His Mojeety the Fimj ror | pot tte | Riese with which they ore | | he bes airemay deciaret thet tere ie rotbing er = This object im domminkm ever | rovinces | « 1m Polabd extented to the two | tom wheal would imev tably Orme shoots Cam uw ihe | Fohel pruy i0cOe Delemy My t) other meighboring Powers We desire & pti weve 60 padginent Bee thee serge Wo ove WME they evict mpd that do wet conceal them. The Goal wuld arrive eromet be deutttet, fety & WhICh the elemonte af tone 1 gullieee tor the Polmh insures revolt m whieh they It woud De @ gehen as Commy, 4i order postion ed Were gh al Cowstrios would © brewgee | w compieste, tud \uleh seek for aa oppertamiy Wo subvert Karupe, We bare tw muh Commtence im the co A the Crieipal “erretary of tate Of ber Hr tanme aeety to Bllow thet De x” App TOTS an Meet an iere eacienblea with jhe pesos and ith the yeh or tum of wile eukch are bound up the intevene 4 trent ae They are wth (he wekeren@er Of the Wewsine 1 1816, the oly beet aod the the only Marling poh the ove be tone ont wade wy om 1rd Rasee etared by Lord Cnatte. reagh « 6 om en) | the Lanperor Atenas abd Sh melee ne jtheet lortam 5 verewgh to entiyae ite why u b the crt provinnes mawary cain toed + hegh tH wager the reverahemey af 4, 0h a9 Mie wy at ae te Oth the we! ot the perule in den wor fertiag eles fed the tute Oe Aietanter 1. aed whels (hee paveteign dd bet ROCOMT eh oP waving to | ore wmaennry (hee reste t wedews, events Chie Gute? ” a0 ‘ sen t ve ihe « (on “- Caly Pripelation of (heen reer bes whch Con wera sea hee the kim dem of frdand by (Re terme Fitie ae futon bie ntbew p marr o ae Win TeUte Cependent Gan sey fe a She eRPEI® the pommemany Of UN ‘areign courte won Lae aah t + 0 thet porte 6 hee omy cnn, i the beeing tome Phew of arate | + het aye Teet the Veojevor +f |ntrte foenrven v0 bn iner ter ore ce ee MEE ® Amt om me 'hbipation, noch ae hte Got @nieecmm v0 Be what canes ote te ed hk ae, tee, ae Ther aw Owes Wm iwithiul army, which struggles ‘or the main tonmBee OF order, to the peaceable mabey of Pelow who puffer (rok these depierabe ogitations, and t Russia on Who they impore jainiul sacrifices, to tke emerge! bo meacurce to tormina’e them = Deir ble as Ht may be speedily t+ place & term to th) efusion of Wlood, this ob ect can Orly be attained by the ine rents throwing down their arma ard surrendering themselves to the clemency of the Emperer, Every other arangement would be incompatibie with tho dignity of oar august master ond with the sentivents of the Russian nation Jt wou'd, besides, have a result dume: jeally oppaxd to tho one lecommended by Lerd Karsh An to the idea oF # coaference of thy eight Towers who figned the treaty of Vienna, which should ditcons the +x points cunveblenee, without our being able vantage. If the measures in suestion a the pacitic:tion of the country, a conference would be without ob ect, If the measures were to be mubmttted to ulterior deliberation, there would res: ence of foreign Powers in the mont int administration, an interterence that no gr adwit, and which certainly Englind woald not acer pt he afiirs Such an interieronee would be petiber the spirit por in the letter of reatios of Vienos, on the bass of which we bh ve invited the Powers to» frlendly exchange of ideas, it would reenit in wie still ‘urtber the end which they prop depriving the government of its prestige and its author by further witg the pretensions and illusions of tbe Polish agitators. ov ree whieh was followed jo 1815 appears to ue to enough the nature of the deliberath me phice uyo) questions bearing, on the «ne ud, on the ober, upon at xciLene dominion of the At that epoch a distine ed bet woo" ther 6 bout! the olyeot of reparnte the part o: the courts of Russia, Aurtr ia aul Pruseia, betweeu which the traditions of bivwry, 4 perma acd ob itamedtiate Deighborkend created a strict soldart’y. All the arrangements den toed to tate the interior adurmietration and the mu- si f the Polish territories placed, since the ins, under (heir reap etive duminens, have jwu in tre tien cuncladed directly between (hove three courts on the Zhetef April (id Muy). Inti. ‘Lbey have bee succersively comploted by w orien of ayn Cla} @ Rvent whenever cire matavers Lave re quired it, The a) prneilen imemtionsd im thine treatk#, abd which could jutercet Farope, have alee bon inrorted in the act of the Congress of Venua. sued om the 27th of May (June) by all the fowers Iuvited to concur. in it Ab prisont it is not a question of these genera! prin ciples, ba. the adm mbstrative det din and ulterior arranye Mente would jurnish uselul ister lor duscum-wom by the threo courts, In urder Lo pace the respective jouition of their Veliah poracesions, to which tLe stipulations oF the treaties of 1815 extend, in harmany w lib present neorr tes and the pr grote of time. — The myer) a Gay et 6 claves iteest from the present time rovdy towmter inte & sioiiar under tading with tho Cabimete of Vienna and Kerlin ta any care the roestablisament of order + an judiepensable conditeh which tnest preecde ony serious appiteation LF the moanures vastined tor the ya) fection of the kingdom. This condition daj ends gre:t y upon the reroutons of the crwat lowers rot 10 te a themecives to calculations which the jerti;aune of tbe Fou b tusurrection tA nd on uf expoct from mu active it~ fervention in favor of ibeir ox yperated ampirutions Cloar and categorical angeale on the part of tue e ln would contribute to € 6x, ate there Llusious ey thwart thewe calculations with tend to prolong 1b Order rid txertement of y.bllo opinin, ‘Mery thus bring pearer tho moment which we invoke, Which the tranquilization of parrione an! the rt materia) order will pertit our bugord Warten to lator the moral p citiestion of the counwy by putting into ecuthn the men-ures which bie M j@rty muintiine ty the germs already it down aud in Le develmencuin of them which he tas aiowed to be fa eronn Yo F Rxculioney il beve the poudtieee ter trad and sive @ CUpy Of thm desi aich to Lie yrine pal reeneca’y wf Beate of ver liritaunie dia exty Receive, ke. vegotiations CORT AKO, Vieupa, mtating (bat, ax tb Goes wk CH LLEIY Fenpend to 6 Austria « heat quention on the Lat Tue Fare Na tomate arvor' with rege ve. aud by Ther now The C.netttu umnel. te oe egress the ump :bener « Ab Lavarw uate puiient oo ot the birt being @xmmanet ty mnprercau tee Lowers Ww pretty qarkaie that the iment wo the moter of the patifactory. Amope othe appointed m aad Wy be the Ketan Ate bam der Whe bed bye for game 0 me Iminer the fare jourvale pobot arummety ed the Deon FOp'y . FRMtCe, Mtr mgh thre Veet of Lime & cnenvemet ow wer othe lati y pubtiates ), The Nation says — ihe Reem ropeeitione lbh dows by the ihren in ‘arinisticn be principle. The twtnetad ot Detereturs Ceclares Cement al that ioe repress on Othe Berne « Ui G thoeld proceed, snd that the aeiber ty of ther) 4 thoaid be se cptablivteed tm leleod Atal eumecty © tered in Qe nears uiic, Hmmm ete to ihe prop © tions for & eunlerenee, bat aw Kae secept the pwc ple of the @mlereves \ireif, Tie thee kan Ciort dem twee adit (he rigbt ef all the eight Vomere whe mughed be beal ec. ot Vienma to perleymte im thet mentee bot only coments Wo aden (6 minor Mowere at the Mg, 8 om 68 BD Ogreet nt Bed bern come to tween Kunis, Fngiand, France, sootria and Prunes ‘The Ha rie, Maye and Comreitatiommel all agree bee (hee reply W ine wt elewt The Maye aay The three Powers etill bolty agree ta Gemanding that Mortis theuld adhere to (he ) ayy omtme Anstria hee energetiontiy €cele! Loe ai leangts fF meein W Cisturd (he good Wodermanting betwemn the imree Powerr iene, From the Landon lumen, Jory 22) © 0 + © Te & tee Keele aenwer, aed with thie newer we mart periorce Us conlmet, hunts donee eur Tight Wo imtervene under tie Treaiy of Viewon. ur right ie mastfert, bet have sited) anm the rele net meen Wo ebloTe aed # fyekt ow ah ome tomsn (inet ia, 108 prnekeoe! pur pacee, Witte wetter bem wo right Tew cor bert hutmtwtion, Mure a re faces to ener (RG 8 COE Ok, Rod well He tay © how . * Car recund humitaten. Het wim We beghend 66 Ptanee che * memertog ‘hot wo tnd eLEeyt Lime te beve « direct interest le ber dimen Vermen! eat dq) 6 ane, jantly, oor well meant eforia te check the steno of Ved apd pul on end to Rakiiitien are eourely ven, Korte wit have mone of ger iter contin, When order, propagated by th ne prtent meekearion, et tore sed the bayonet, ree the Puliah belligeresta—« bee dertrecthe Bee eee 6 ber frawiel plains, when tee bamd of the exonemner bes Ceriratet bat OO ee, bed OF hah wt ftee em Teeert placed Uhree OF fowr thranmed mine om (Me tmnders rte of the Utal Mowrtams, to w per petos) Carkneee ia the om per trkowe of Nerteote + 9 TON een thew marches of Kagter hatha Clee ben, Aerts and Prema wil bold @ © Meas he cher mbes (or Loe gure of beet oF corried tate efert dren & ntet tote fn mock oe Femyaek Lot tne governed. * our chains woder the treaty Fiemyly parent ever va shew ands , wernt of ber wating bo waive owt re we slbqgetber 4 rere ee eek kT the Credit © Une oonity Oto the Mvemigedt Foland w om whieh have bitherw saben atonts schewan ves mater ig a th The» hed omen 04 She ith ant at, cod bye mene Te ee ae oe of 2 ped orvermm at or peat of in tahew tn 1 iret eetrentnt len Powers ei & 1 mech peereeee Wo gilerne tybhwirin © he deepal, Chih, nterd, Pr men cher bad bee herp kr home ow oh ed Cegten! and Drape ts fon om + inp mere mptin Ck Welee thas por grene vs Oweume, hie right whit whe wet ols teat thease «as he fr ® a r sor we A tenerors from Crecew of Je +e e eee beet bad on core aia Mipeky wae rte Tn the 6