General Mcclellan's Report

1 Tho mystery which overhangs the refuaal of the administration to give this report publicity; is becoming moro and moro inpenelrabïe. It is believed (o be only tho ivport of military opera tions in the war. out of sorae hundred, that has been snppressed. lts {lenslh was fitst assigned as tho roason for not printing it ; bilt when we and olher papers oöcred to publish it at our own expense, that idea was dropped. It is now suggcsted that sotne ono is preparing i reply to iï. This is a queer idea. The government refasing t publish report of military operations until they can get ready a reply! It can't be true ! The secret doulnlesa ia that tho report contains an overwbelming defence of Gen. McClellan, in its lacte, against all the alanderous attacks made upoD him. But whero is the honor of the idmintstration if it etill refuses to giveit publicity? It seems we were I correct, long ago, in saying that it woukl not seo liírht tint il nitor il, ,.i„„