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s, in full blast, has become a mere tea-kettle to the wrath and noise of their eruptions. They have never been able to approve a single movement that Johnston, Beauregard, or Magruder, have made. Nothing but an excess of magnanimity has prevented them from extinguishing the Generals aforesaid, by proceeding to the seat of war and taking command of the army themselves. It is believed, however, that unless Johnston, Beauregard & Co., do better, and make their winter quarters in the North Pole, these warlike lights, which are at present under a bushel, will transfer themselves at once to Manassas. They will not have the slightest hesitation in doing so, ie of Hindustan except these masked batteries in private life, who are waiting for him to come over. We therefore advise, invoke, and exhort, the said Johnston, Beauregard and Magruder, to disperse the enemy forthwith, or else disperse to their own respective places of abode. If they do not capture Washington forthwith, and annex