1 o.aliiii.'..,Miiir its Tv.
ELE
nergil
Ira= DEMOCRATS . °
razscieuis cates to mak- oijupe
• 7: t 4 • 2.0 JO LL Q W • " . "
. BIiESLIN, Editor and Proprietor
T.PR a N,T.."
"19SIINMODS.Vis.1.1**Yr 270863:- ,r
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41:fatliTirARSIMIS CAARGE.- •
.. Pojtokm is qn s ii r s te n el me on t b iasubjeet.
4044
In hemt,ite.caost unliaiited right to,Con 7
pa- ellin; i :ifiTelf`yOuptatie, tall a t7the Niiiioh-'
PillMl kAdatinistraffeli; and object to'ilte man.-
ner in which it conducts public, affairs, but
"A.... R 0y0, decry the government under yr h ich
..gar2;,Tce live-,•iw express hOpes or irises fora
pith d teoldtion•of the Union,. the destraotioit or
lififtdefeat 'of our arm ies, 'the success of the rob.
ei t s or of the rebellion. s. 4 . . • The Ad.
XV- intnistiation bo ran'y entireircoadiron i the
efiicTiernment lie isisbundlorslipport." Per.•
/Et" firrS!Trill - :4 1 ,1r,py4; pxiet .la erry.free.coap.:
tr . y,f and 'whether anon will sustain. or. op
-2.141r.. ndsii a liaikioura4 itdm ip istratiou ;la dn'e in -
At/7 whieVtfier,iihotild-ever be the most per
-3,81/:-: feeit +freedom of opinion, but no man-or set
2 ,7:137.. of urn c hattel:ly right, natural' or political,
.ItAirfrto oyerrurn Ilie .gorertiment itself. . ' lie is
totiubd to support and autitain it, let -who
/PIP - will !adniinister its affairs, Until the ruler
... ,zgr - can ,be changed under the provisions of the
.g3y - Constitution. 'Thera certainly can be no
.7 - a- difficulty with persons of ordinary intern
...rier- genco drawing 'the distinction between sus.
_gat - tain log the government itself, and sustain !
pill" ing.or opporint thiise who temporarily id - -
Ait- minister its
. atfairi.• The latter is a •quii.•
3gir',ltidnaktparty., tact:Termer ofpirtrioliszu.' . .
%NO Lte Ogo nel 'Armstrong, - of-
Nor t (Ain ;. 'has'. been li4l
- C 04%;
mOnAglitth:, 11 place of S a ;', lll Y 2 °o, 3
Thwanasn:
t+Pr
ME
•Otrat was o.penly chargld:At. +444.:
of thlPSpreialcers at the .recent: i
in New York . okii.;
aili.Viiirantligham wits arretited'lty:
the Administration . at,.the, , instance.
of Jeff. Dav,is, Slidell; Anil: 0ther,..,444,
un t ,Onitfte. They id•the was :doing,'
their fall'ae -Dore injury .than the Abl+
,all other onuses corn;
tkiprii i +Jkie federal armies in . Louie
isinitfloport. that in certain places,'
utheireAhoyziriiited • they found Val-'
landigbamliioebberi Congress.re•
potinted,o4d privitely circulated, and
tr. odnd•Unien sentiments in. those: I
.+ r istitelytpreponderating."` . -
, W4A511 tt: n irt •v• - ' ,
-ltisbldier belonging to.a Read o
infeiielepa . iitj* of nide irionths' . VONT*:
tVe' i s ili'cl" to have balliticeir‘aii .
colLot.l.kl l :4 * t'fl'iß.i . ql.PialPl I t\Pil49s 3 .
atettheellaKr is b mtg. ? 1.4p.0k, bi "el;vlp#
h - ftwai ilob4ng : T7- - )itltseeine• 6at/I:0.a
lie•fdigi• iiiittlein thissiiily inTilriily
Wit rftllo . 4:76lintlifiatir 4 1 ari
. 111 Sow ,
gthF° irt ° lo.4. 1
APPY ,i MONS: ) 11e.%
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tannuat:lBol44oA.l(tof 1419
CiFlai4l litidgbirbflatennittivaniat;.s.,Cy,
'9l TT l 'irdit" OM'
isrstbl/.7( 2 -' F.' 4.
nu'aluef 4 ' i.l 11
to.taY;AvPre 1 5. 10 -ittildt .44 : 1 03!
rdturn coda ted, (which : resulted! .
n
tiblrelts di on ofclithcg.foliowing named
't6 "serve fdr 'the; 'eolith)
. .
• • •• • • • •
• • • •
.actr,..sl. W. G. Muter, 3..11. McCauley,
NO. Ys', dthimbersburg ; for lit.• W. D. G.
Wrt Trin iok;. or No. 52, 2hiladel.
this.; dor. I .W..) Warden, Johp. 54. , Prop
land, .ot' N 63,
, Ppttsvi ; for It. W. .6. Segni:
Curtio2,.f No: 28; Ph iladelpliia
at"TPtiltattrei,csl , ... Itickarda , l4slsOlti;Z:4
Gls i , sPhiladelphiai for jt • V././048Plitilturr
,tatite n S t Ablander lf t No.; 100101-
' ' ' 6444.
~-aar,7;•
bsru - sw kke- ; `the alanamnamtputrage.
_are wird
eli • • %V
e
in- bttruizeiLaami—dailk
WeZtibil l iiitbdfitiof tL trap°.
WV% Ik i PaiN sv it
ra ion in - is
1.1." red 2W e .:;"•11 ' n'e•
pase i k inteepe all pyisx:teß .co try . :47%
Akigsmetigulariy,,s,.9,4l34,lo.Ateati.
4- -fnt .3410ift ; , a4 r t 'imulVtar,l4rot
A s, S AP Ir !ltY .PY
way eflNelwarTodt,ith ' et the : AMY, •forlhe
Tiltadiliac falliiiptitckf tlfithe dekriceseof
1444terOtilairtilikAfiter
,114101z7 =^:. Known ;
cien.,noolier, is to este removed
:411 - lit Alt tr.. 9%'1, 4. 41.; .., •
heAsigmlFrilt!? • '
.'J
• • o ffic e
n - weloessay mkt Lap omce
2 •• r:‘,.• • " • ••• • •.!
•
MoAttorp* t Memocrat4q news-
tripasi pkbrisbefil .atiAluotingdon, in
itilitirffifireP irthilentirely ;demolished
"14A - 'ntairitiriaiShiiii: ' iTkft •
i kO . Ul •
-
f-.
b i e . rl o T c z s "— i . fro9,L-44A. 41"...8 1- 9 r u k i a g .
.
re 1 9 4ffiigianttic PV.Y:nn
-:felted; ifitiferemjefifty law:.left . it•our
1. -tAilikify-ciil day'•to pik)tiot th it- Tier
-ilEiiimilroi,iirtr.fa.-th epi iiiet i: viiil I e
271 - accr..e .8:.; .—r, ~ : v ztort wtiv-, '7*
~,s.l4W g i g ralak9,4l . l l fri:;#l 3( l , l . 4h Ai ).
010369 1 MW,,g. PEW rPf 4.11-94 - bra.V 4B. 9) of
4 t diretreirigil &Maim a dhouldialgiinbetneade
n ie . l l l4fi f- t. HiAiiiir en
. i iCf) niffi,jitliftbeir
''E. W.. etbrittleleo''lait g iliiiP: fitiolig.
.ra. ..T.O ..->s, ,sy .:1 f. ::... ) . •Ltrrt
411,9004 ° t1RIVIVAO„"4 fi l liegfPO, * oofo
-osrhi,ob gentaii.e.it.tike 4 1 .4 11 / 4 ,44.4.4*A0.'
- 445010140)1 1 Arid 'olt.rr.,r, 7 sat frm ,::
• v.r.• sad A 3 /...:7! 40, dstei-47hr-t-mr; 1 ,.. 4: 4 1 i
-o•r4leffimunT:ofdtthezoalab.olition: news
-4: rgect6l;MMTd ( . dim ;Niiiirt , oirii•fi' Irre -
giciiiiy.r - , l ataVegi' fbiietaes are'
i i
t 0 PRP.Ofietiisl4 o (triWibiffl al
- t , It . a .4: - '' fill' eiMUM4I . I.i. J& 4. ..• n• I A
difficulties. who. scoundrels care not.
•" a AriIaPRAM eelof-1 ife' and' treasuret
1 .11 1 4 7 14 t 6* t4 1(. 1 , b 1 ;5 ' ** dr . 4 6 1 i 0 1 • 11 t i f."(? dt •
money be made.oue of it ! :. 'Of "au se (
L. t.....` .t..;• 1 -
eon
j itito i tt / ..screcul!itors,: , -and, thei r .
p i ta p:111/6131 . 7i . ..f ., a , r7 1 :!of; long iiiiilf-2.
Their .oeesiciAion;-•;roltrd .be. gone;. if
Peacemero.to be restomed:. ? a •
az,
Yard,- tatIDIX itibigtkirdtatior l irn it
aptAWVICC- 1 101,4140-0V. 3 .A 68
m e n 7 -4 4 t TEO giititg4ral4easigi
for tha,maneMilidelitttO4l4 B ; ll #
one, and no ifOrld'etitle 'NeWlEogf
land and the Abolition family in gen
eral thinks so. it pays well.
Mr. l'allandigham was sentenced
by the Court•MaAtiniwhich tOethi.gl e ,
to close confinement in•eciae tot trams
'of the United qfates, thiirktobe kept
during tlieconeinuan%of tti f e"?cimi!•-t-
Gen. Burnside designated Fort War.
Ten. The President has since corn. :
"mated-tbe • sentence to banishment
beyAndour..tines„_conformity to •
whiclhiit hiettlid tat ctinitinibist week
,del i.v..r.ao 1 0 .,,AP•8r.,..11 : 05en crane_
thus 'dig/0419f. - 1 , -,
Mrs. Vallandigham_liaS bee Cine
- sane"sinClithe * arrest' . of her husband; , l
' Tho New YorkH - 61'1U contained a
fong.art.h3le on the:subject of arbitra
rr-afirandAriile 'by military corn- •
for granted that
- the eletiona in New. Their, 'Pentis,yl
- Indiana arid /Ilinois ye.
suited :in •a public condemnation of
those violent measures, and. that .the
poprilai' belief that the Adniinistra
tion.had taken a warning frpm'tfiem,
and, that it,wpulcipOt repeat similar ;
outrages in tbb- future, mainly. con.
tributed to Like 'reaults in:New }Tamp.
shire .. indOnprieiticut. Were these
latter elections to cemenitnriat,. 4044
these
_Stetest:would 'assuredly go. gem, :
oeratio•hy large majorities: . • •
The 21'erald'i - common with the
whole ‘iresti - of New York; Phi rade!.
phia, the reepeeteile 'papers of
Boston and New . England geßelrally,,)
I deprecatosa,tbe proceedinge %against I
the' rob. Afr.:VALLANDIG HAM; and ad ,
vis6i• tfie Adminfstrationtir'set hits
: ; 1 ..*
lit :iiberVy but, 3 0,e f , teionimendation
is coached in its ern j
stylel,*inere 'amusing than elegant.
Bete ••••• ' • - ••: -, t"? •,!
"The fall elections of last year .were
lisiosnielthe lAdMislitratioe ,thetostittb aetliitre
eoe f demn.i l thby, the countrY.. .Ilsit,djksk the 119ir: i l
bon iley are inct im akfecif 16ere tog sob:fang - or
foi.ge tteti g a Elf ' thisyri tdelP +lt Op tartufgdit
havelbarrdoneditheir arbitraiy ! lklLlthrb band-. /
ed. measures, ,ip obedience
.to;.%lll3r it hekte.,ef ) thei,. :
people; butthey returned, lilleiygs werel
washed,' to wallowing in the Wilkie' fie -Sooner
they repudiate the coarse of General
and.sot lily. Vllllandigbrata free, the,bejter for .I
tdievido:es e nd tbe ° cans° of the R o iiohlii.* I
1 4 10 Philadelphia .40''afiy:—J'Ini
spite of the universal . in diYttilioti a t
tho Military arrest,
,itnprieciimeift
.
acicl,fr,rl4l of Mr . VaLL444lpigptal„ in
loyal State, ‘vhara . l„ hp* 'epur.se . pt .
Lice was mt,i,rery . unobitt:4o.l4o ` by 'a'±
fp!Tigri ci.clomestie enemy, spite of
thc.ccitiileninatiori of the ad,t;hy - ',f,fie.
whplapiSruccratic, and` hy Abe
respeCiable - iiorypn.cf,thii . :Rpabirean
journalsgand' sin tp.114,t0 repiOaelf
and, eandizinVyia
tAok.bat,3 :b c,op, tirt4fltd by tlio entir e . .
bruicßeo:clO:p. th' - `4? condom aed . ci,
so,
as Ot to ,a fsirt,
m t
kilaro,cap.ierateci a mil i,Ca ry prta :
t. Tin tea re r p wometi r t.9 . -avivt.. , is sentenco
haabkim Atop RIO ipio _66 o
that, the l
Presi44 t
. s ij 6 fieedea
the
pp ; litkvoicohtsto otet49 at ? rALwar
mptllartt,tr.tamhto ,peoplo, orl e
rAole.clAntiy. ktisatt.si
MEE
• itkifisatid 'widows "` have
made Eqvliatfori: at 'Vie litikoh Office
• 1 P
W44l4gton, for pmskon„alpe.e war
between the, Northern ..and ;Southern
Statesilegan. !Whit froof:is
this fhe isPialeffe
6iineteen thousand 4647r/sae Citalfiiii
013 ; oqq_sidgAlopp„ Andr tlippe are 07,.a
-tytfie of thilreality....i,l , :,;.; •
t#Ctt *AN ,
' ' '% /iSta ^ elfenetalOSVP:kti KhCbP: 3vas
prisoned4scltor Aire intt
ire of Balhißriefoigilletell frifsdcin
, b as
•••'..1 ^-ag , •,r,/,
1 WP9.2 1 : ar tan n , al lll-9 6 : d ..a t t2
I , Pe o.Liie Golf. us
fall Abe. chargestApiPALtlilPACY 4k.AP9§ -
itc*.ogfeEision 1..0k the adminiatratiAn
EM
A t isii tltti Diselosiore - ' •
(New Toi() COrier
the. s fcittowing — , - turn istieci' . (o
itl . .bilhegonti4roan to whom: it iviis
addressed. Although :A Republican
=in Vs riefftide e zwas- autwi iinqugh
td"sane ti' "i fm 6u 'e
e re
coinatepded to de tr y the libgitthe
of. the ceuntry,.and consul:oortkt, his
made the.esposuro...;4,.etr.guy•i•PlPP
eraLie •fri ends lohk
. Aihe. .•Sue:h. Aeoret
'orklitikkatifigeffok"Pie . 'etroiliddeillphi%
dn..4.?Te)Y:Ota9..:
• , "X1r044.4111.1 1 Pi 1863.-
it, ..Y.:--Yeu rill • 81..
cuse me Addimptini joi, a air'angei to me ;
but from tibia; I•hisolrloPyoulre ;heed no formal
in trd v itte ion: We ow l , hod ! loy a l 'pop, and es
. ouch lie friepda at sight.. kiy.object in.address
. ing;youjolt AlCoteallibi is te'reit6 if there Cita
'is'cligaliaiidtin•yliiii (mitt League Re u •
•deivouc.:-YO.tr.`arti portu t pd arcre that our Loyal
,Lea g ma olt.hir t pjate ar o to k o ld jf fit ate conven
tion atil's place, on'ttio2ittiti f ist: ' I 'am infOrm
:tid ''cif formation.
.idutt . hnotc !hell rXru .tw o Leagues
public and another sonet y the former air
fe antl,thi hilt/ MO; arid . from
'am' told of you r •pectilfaF abilftfe3, d eitpe
eitilifiiiia; yew to* takep o vt tho latter: If is
eattanilly ; n o cess tr y t 'kat, , ; t. , hic l ; organis a tion
should be speedily effected . ' increasin g
ib:of Coimbeads io tb is
tate. aireLsuch th a t they i weatt,be .ppt'4o.WD: be.
; or e tho.neat Plagiont elocutul, tor.lbatiolY out
'.lvAite . 41Eitiiiir • about Ties
1 . apil'oCh, aibitkairfirreita the eCoostittitior k is
4 :mitam t slipg theAntopl e . ,WA,lrguat out : hope p
1.
l opiefui op timid about tiO:pvtaiiros too.a.i,iart to .
l!sW7Tliree Goiiiknora t ird d is
ttioritiiiiiir.: It.rnay.ho`thar the 'IMILITAttY : t 1•• '• • : 11'%..tP r `•..1.:
VOReill : 01 0 415:it ;iNglaii . Lora% L too tin tf,* 9o!or- S,.ta..te w unt o , err, vir . l4 ., .?ci
Tam PoYE 43,14;40 4 1,1 1 019• 9 4 8 fii,19iftiri typat...Np : t t s,
m(SasrtoN a g o i n them ,t l a,p . opy u. :tonalities.— •
icio t t
ga t tug tan obl,squ'by - our frtorids New. Y rk.:s)/ 1> t
.9i ty lkf it ligee t .for t, tabula Now York, I
. I?? bf,71 . 410 3 18.
%Wittman-0T i ti °,l3 "h al t i z::' lriflttAt 49- P r ik. m : Tux Paoyppr Ak t sejl,ap, =. .o, s ut ,of
q u ' 4ll l l ;:#' 1414 -R 1341 " u ';:l'able the ono bundre4 arid twenty three
ime , for you to ca
Thilf's invite any ,p9rARTtIA.K:OI3 . 2I4I Pcosiott. l rghals•
sgaeamieh Republicans-,2,oiiiii.b,oct.b._:iviq:V•dis: !arid nakiiifaotilL;9 ll •liiiVAPcliißE., 8 YAP
,c0i,,40 31. 11;th
' 2 ,811' workings y * „ ft', 0; 4.'f.x.,f fk*; j 7- . .4 5 " n
ii t ui til e'tiar YAM" y o it! a ::" ' " in styip.inliiankfigiV•lo ie% Lifythd
•A g soa 4• • IT t 1: 1 • • • h i • al ,
; elvay.t e •
promise
d k; . 11,4,34..• *r r, —frsmi7l./. , „Offs hiveei..,,y..Spk,thig;thiectsimple9es
siiim•Dr.)P..sittliii telilelld of 113 .elleflAltei'..4913.1d
, ijoiteds: 010111;0A ?.Le4gUsj. At.)
d• jj tau ni l es • d is4.o active
•flier®, has COMP po : plibticiy,in a:e4rd, . fie service.— ew..Yrork Express.
and states that he will have no more, ' The population of the city of
to do with it. Tho League business!
is a grand fizzle. • Charleston is about 70,000.
Mcc VALLANDIGHA M
R .: '1
Highly Important from the
Southwest.
YLM.tiitofG e4s a I Arrt4t ade cap ivid
Gen Zat aI I eitt , 141114, dio Cliffipkt., chit JiClAon,igfAissliisi
'full into ourhands 'later tilfighti of
three hours. The enemy retreated
North.
CAIRO ' May 23.—The reports from
General Grant's army aro! higlqy
portant, and they are believed to - be.
reliable. &seems that after accom
plishing all that. was desired at Jack.
son, Gen. Grant marched towards the
Black River bridge, burning all the
bridged., behind him, doubtlees with
i the intention of preventing an attack
in tbe rear., At the Black bridge a
• heavy battle was fought, and it is re
petted that we captured t‘ientYisev.
'op guns, a largo number of prisoners; '
land tbit the rebels wore being driv4n
back ,tow'hcsis Vieksburg.•• If thiNrob:.
els . den'i"ckfeaP s e• ! iip the.Yrize4 tiger
most . Of ibelm:thast be efilithreeF.::
folitiivat
Presidela l t&titty . l' • •
Twn.; , 231Cold,ner
Anson Stager, .Washinfribit;.:bAci
Official information from — bdow
Wed n esd ay: has bpi nYe.deived .. Gen.
•.a.rant-h•fts - cli•p•t!i•i•eld.-311if . trthr-iltuffa
'the entire.
,works Vicksburg, a
large &tallier of prisehere 'and fifty
seVop.piedel,ut artillery': . The battle
is still ragil4,?Vith: every'pruepent of
capturing tho.,entl force in TWO'
burg.. two bold Riv•
er geadd i n it's • • BOW. - A 're.
port is;tieingmacle .. rap
ton. ' • •
Assistant Manager cittlii.Telegrapb
REPORTED CAPTURE OF VICKS
'BURG.
WAsamaron,May 24.—At I 1 o'clock
A. Mato day ihe President received flie
foll Owing telegraph. announcement that-
V icksburg oars:
"CLEVELAND, Ohio, Mar 24.—A dispatch
from Mr. Fuller, the tele'g'raphs managerat MeMphis, late 'id list - night, said , thp
stars and stripeli• -no* float 'over 'Vfcks
titirg, and the% victoefoiiik: complete. , ' .1
have held this message, hoping to gee.the
chtiqitati ofirb'utilie Jibe liasibierff i n ter
rtipfed, andqf kive..itwto ircitt - al it
tt) 'wino
r r i tei if i ejthe rt
Nal, 414:-
riSrtmelit has' ia`ferrilition'
Potter Wit h•GeitterV
al 'OVA in tile iiirie,f 4 Tlekabdig. -'ll4l
fleitletiblioilatiii* "the bifi and its ttipfkie
still kiha Windt of the' rebel? filet'
'airdy 'assailed' it* day:
thud. kivlnttlie rebela " within 'VII MIA'
and entrenchments not a moments rblaxag
tion perils of their situation.—
The sirrie - department also •• retelVed offi
cial iriforniatisn that Admiral. Farr i gut's
fleet is actively bomVardidg
m i n ) . •••:=4, • • ,:,a s • to I,AI :1 1.'51.4
:__.l
wonsided in the recent batt es on t se
elegefht t3057. * 600
,z,ize 15: of I 3 J,l 74, 4 4119 . 1
UnNekrifignt.cle-) ) PFP:wa.. I CSaSt; kt 4 P:
opfik.›s49.fireasye
is - thinikover.3o,ooo•,! veit ,, difreyant
result from the thirofli`cif X3hS'nerel
• •
A lioifit , : Three r
Judge liugscl; bt.ttiitti* W rOik,
..r; • • •
imewinriteit t 9 .I)o.ltti Cal. I/1'0410030d
• '.. ..• ;
with tike l / 4 70_8496A 11 § AtlY I .jPg. , l•he
ielrethstitdritireagneti,'",ltobk. the:ad.
eeEn" - on"-,VoTilea dzt We:ll4lo'lv.. i lilt tru . 6
it1144 , b,54-1) 1941 4'40*(416 i
%olrb
. 1z ).
j lAA: ortsrt 7 ..Ta c iA. 4 .ll,, .18117tp . .. 1
trio ohi4Y: solid zeitlsa(rateylsfake:ukiat,
: LO.9steA. , l „!::- ~ •
r.am-i,n irellAtßc , pf e ylour iskeuistr lettor of
the lgt - li'iat; itiForniit4 tne 1 t his its bekh
elected a meMbeit f:rthe'."l.litiori League," anti
I'Boo4 me te,aignify,,,in writingony acceptance
of membership, w . ithout;tiplay, 40. • , ,
I isioir apt te'vrheto 1 am indebted fur 'the
, sYs is-takers' kindifeei Shawn in:my eliseliim katit
measlier of the asset: in t beik, I hasten tto_stsy
that I decline, to become a empalsti er,te : tranr.
mit the i tea and annual' difeit ,
io '450). fee • - reasons which . r • will' .briefly.
estate:: - -• . • • '
Ttt,ihe abstruet pf:tbe ".I.otegae.: '
es emu) iated 'in the circular - seat me; I 'caritas'.
ly du not di.sent, but I have.po • entifidence in
the 'Pali cleat AioTpli , Sestet". *be. ; eApresio hese
. ‘p.vielli s q sett ti tispp tie" „Atale , ng,lbe .1 rst o I year
offiCers'ikil d tire' Cetimittliti, i t ream; is Wee
'Wiwi' I ebbeld Will I 114 isso
chile politically, the great majority or , thew be-
IpLit ell known Abel tiolt [pre % who "ss
aet,
. in tnYlenittle opinion; bd Nojiilc"'foliny prifted
pie of (tie' Feilcrir stilutroir: -1 1% - e; Canaan
itien is the •Unioik,':and - switboatif, .the!,3lo/0O•Js
uoilhorposaiNo,not, :ii des . 4ublo.. :Yoni,Leagee is
. oinAsilin Ili , so ithe op Of a class:o'f' POU'idieresli4o
bare roi".!-S , oaNii4eni 'istd•riiiii tee Liht; "higher
zlaitr/tlnthiehrliasioOdisibuted,so,lhrgely to bring
skaat i tbo . nac. TbeTraViloßt,ofdbo
Coital aV ;Ma eiredlelei Oftbat
Heti:tor rBoolt"-'=iitio
.of yodr >teisie - tkistimgstietted • usittnbera lately
e presselie:da sermon which abotindetitapt.enly.aritb
Oreasii, but ,with sentiments t hp.
stied ; 'add , , Oft list yoa as a body, endeavor to
oncea( thehiloVeo foot , et Abolitionism. •boaoo4ll
coon tag!, osa4.,!orat loos.° f !We Irty to the Coitsiitution,mitat; 'Of you , are known to eadorao
the sen•tinitints Of Thild'dins Sterene, the :late
magi ! , tory:Ont.:pair ly "An Ais .16Poiiiolizto .0f COD
1/1148g who .1Y:elm:O l t se,T,oonsen
'll,lloe tieing tie re stored a} was nailer the
i ti ll oestritilion ! • ' " • ..."•‘• • • • ' •
; • etnibluaioe; without; desiring Who upehhii
tab lel Fthjnic, t h at i rzra pa no E 44nroag Jrt
You; ..Lidaux;" and that its objeets ace to in
iluoa DetOidrott 'to contribute money to he se.
eretly used: against tbeir.friendi in the coming
Copaocticapoleption,aoct , to 'reicougarale,a reign
of.terror,.suchasoxistpd in the spritig . Of 1881,
:when's* C"' Autn was denounced as 'a traitor who
dared 'to thirik for himself; and when "loyal" Ab- ,
paraded t 13 9. streets , ciecorated with'
distinguish, themselves, just as show
beef is' marked •in market:
• Tout
.' • . AS..oPtiPi4Pß!fi
Gov Seymour's Let eirto the I
li r a Itamlighain lIIMIK.
.
_. .. - t
AI:BANY, May
..17.—The: following is
. • ,
the letter of Goyernor .
; Seymour :to-the.'
,
Vallandigham meeting last night_
,:
EY.F.CUTIVE pErs.ovate:vv,iiey 111,
'T cannot attend the meetingizt the'Capitel ;
this evening, but I wish to rtatk my opinion in . '
regard to the arrest of Mr. Vallandigham. It is
an net which has brought dishonor upon our
country . It is fu II of danger to our persons and
our homes. It bears upon its fropt a conscious
v 'elation of law and justice. Acting upon the
evidence of detailed- inforpaers., /shrinking; from
the light: Of day; ititheiderktiees . of a itht;;afined
men violate alehouse elan American citizen and
furtively bore b key:two, to„ military,
..t.r.Jebso.P..•
ducted without those safeguards itsioiro to the
proceedings of onijadicial,tribtmale.. .The trade-_!
actions involved a series of niftiness egnia,st, oar.,
most sacred rights. It-interfered With:, ate, frefff i
dote of apebch ; it molested 'oar riglitsio)bllsej
cure in our homes againstunreasonable searches
sod seizures ; !t ywonqupeed renteoce,..wilbolst
trial, save one which Was a:, : tifot:keril(wbieh'ilhe
stilted as well so wronged : The Veitiefritiliii '
tnow Eceli to i'mpoie pabishment,•;nozfor litamir "
fence against law, but for the disregard titan-in: l
valid order, put , fora) : in Utter dislekatta, Klb e .
principlesof civil liherty.: , If this pro - deeding is
approved by Government, and sustained by •the •
people, -it,is : no,t merely tvatep towards revolution—it is revolution; it w emit only fiaid to in'illia
ry despotism—it establishes to ilitaryidehintihii..
in thiP•aspeot innust heneceptetil, or :in .this its'
: pea rejected. If it is upheld, our libertieepre,
overthrown, the safyty,,of our persons,.seankijk of
sour property. will hereafter . delVind untie this's!:
tbitrary will of such military rulers as teat be?
i p life , so..over uf,'lrhile'utir copstitutionalgueruth
tees.val .be brcken down... SiAn ii& the w Duo'
eriiprs 'testi COurts of slime 0 rt“ Western':Stale t ai ,
have sunk into insignificance fore o : e:despotic
p.......-vbl en cct - a n a - -erode 1/1 if i W y_ moo
who have been sent itito'ai i,. cers:-' - It Is a
fearful thing to •inerenie theuttriler .ilsh kb now
overhangs us by treating the law, the judi`eiaryl
and the State autheriiies'Arith contempt., The
people of the country now wait with the-deepest
rinxiely the deeisien. of the Adin in istration. upon
.the 1p ucts. • Haying given-it a generous support
,in rho conduct of the war; we pnuse to tee whet
ikiod of Govertittwint-it' is fur which wo ale asked(
to
.pour.,ou out our. •bleed. and our treasures:, The
action of the Administiatlon will daterniine it,
the minds of more than one half of the people-Cif.
_ibis loyal , States wheth'ett : this 'war. is wegetlijo
put down rebellion at the South or destroy i ttr.
free institutions at the North. W.e, 100k,f0 . 5 its
decision with' most solemn siacltildb`: ' ',' ' :
' . (Slit:lady , .• .•. • Z .110RAiur SEYUOVA.: ',
The resolutions! adopted by the meek,
i ing at Albany Were• by no means ..yjolerit,.,
'They point-to Abe 'loyalty ,of,the•Demo
cra tic . partye to Atie , devOtion,,to :i the . pu . .11!...1
'of the. Tin iomlaadAts -readiMis ATIPPM.. -
the •Governinefft in ; every
. ciinstif t ylione!,,
and la wful!orteasuro,to suppress,tbe're.l3o:
i
lion;• ,-But they coo.detpo theAssupiptioe,l
"1 .1
of:military, power j imthe arrest.of•Nr. Va
1 .•. ~ •.. . 1•3,4 - 1
1 - landigham, and assert the, , right.. b . free
discusssion.; I, They/ say that; the el ction
.
of Governor Seymour ,was a practical
•
coridertination!Othe.eystegl cll'Arklitrary,
arrestspractjeeo by r..the . .,44 •
9 t oisfratiop„
• and they call upOnA Ihe Frply ene at to,restor.-,1
t
Mr.. Vallandigham to libel*: • If it is iri.
1
tended to 'have . any elections at allithe
!arrest, trial,..coov,ic,tionifeni ! panis'hprot
of ;Mr: .4 va,liko,disNlFFc,,Or the in-ilitor-Y4
1 are:the:spr i est ; gacaps, of making teg. . Vitf-,,
Ilandigham Governor of ,ilhip: 'II*:
blood o( the .tearty.r is, the se _o tie '
Ch9rch t?'•,.::. ~ .... • . . .._ ...... .
Fatml Vibutekad Two Federal; Rit
wilts Fere Upon Ea - 4 ot`herr.i.l::
A letter train 'Suffolk; Va.;;,publiSh.o4kli
the Philadelphia inquiren; -g,tvp:thelpar : i
ticUlarelofialmilitarystibistake ZWlliqtfrge
uied.near there - ,tiodirl the Dith•Rhode,
-lanu atm - _
ed severely. The dinrespondentktiays:,-; e ..
The disasterztook place at Deserted
flowst,:which , ierabOuteight milets;tfeyond
SU to e'ro .1 by.. road* itrancli k_ off the
South Quay road, amt.upon 4h tane i l
regiment was : . advanclug. 3 —These,.;wete
the I I th' :•11.1) odenlsla od ;
York volunteers. Ai. the
each other; tho i lurin'a Short atigle,that 1
diverges•between; anci'aPon iwittch i ttiere
is a dense undet-grOIA.
Across this' inter*ening strip !of land
the two regliiienticeltild reipii
bly discern eiCIP. other. One regiment
mistook the other! for' rebels in ambush,
and - at ton'tie opened 'a galling fire. Th is
this''.'replied to • r • all Abe ardor
which' sUnibdiroops are characterized
flefcire. the ni ist a ke: wae disecmered a rapcit
mischief had been done. BotkregimeuM
suffered : to a considerable extent, and it
is 'Ur be dioped , •that a .subsequent version
,
si
,MOke . 0 vocable ` upon
this tad - affair. - • • •
.'§;;FT,L Arto.rtiEttlkuPfPFUti: — kliur.
fortunitte .cotsbartiesa.
Phis, ri TuesditY. Two diifieltiiitirtli
of, tile Third . Regulars set oat to bunt
ttieril.ll4;ittkilig differlenE l -
ow miles oUt; frOm 'the Oteilley:ctiftire
into 'copiitiosi; raiiTtalli rig' eti6li
Other for 'rebtilli,..eomineira4d
and eentipued it till one': de#Cliniblii
fell back, when
covered. Seven men were killedlind
{ -• .
a number woundel
, "'COL:It isiitatecl Viet a' large. n'umber of
)'the soldiert sent- Wt., Connecticut to•save
the•ReptibliCansfrotti defeat, did-not-fe
-1 turn to their reg iments. After voting
the Republican tit:Alley put for Can
ada It has been ascertained that full
3500 soldiers were sent home to vote for
the Abolitionists, every one pledged to do
so. fn additio'n to these, more than 1000
were sent to this State, and many thou
sands to' othei: Stanis. In view or this,
I it is no wondtir . thaf Gen. t,oi terWas stir
rOuticled, oyecatrip.ott Su ffolk' invested,
and our forpes'everywhere placed on the
defensive..; When Lincoln `marched the
troops *hi donnecticut and NeW
Hamp
shire, he gave the signal
,for the 'Confedet
ates to march theirs upon our weakened
I forces. Thus at every turn haSthe cowl.
try been sacrificed for politics.—Ncw
Ilampshire I?atrint. .:!.a
0:7 - An expedition; comprising, seven
or eight regiments of Minnisota
• teers, has started against the Sioux Indi
I ans, who number ibout 12,000, and are
encamped near,Devil's Lake. Gen. Sib
; ley,who coMmands the expedition, thinks
they will fall backt towards pritish terri
tory as the expedition advances. One' .
desperate and bloodytattle appears ihevi-
Itable6efore a •finaUreckening can he had
-wlth- these ~ n nurderous belligerents. -A
Btight inture:seems'now to open to Min
niebta. Tear months since an 'immense
Isigiicultatellregiorizotunsurpassed
ityi in large part owned, by savages,
and °ltalia their'mercy, The ,Simix
Winnebagoes then numbered ' 13,0,00.
Now• the southern half of the
_State is
l practically clear , of them.
•
• • • h, •
Major !An oty of Leavenworth,
t .43 :tor of-the Times.
Kaunas,fi• d• t he
$2O for- detieral ooker's,
catiapiiiktii: — "`The tiditot Wouldn't pay,
went to jail, was habeas corpused, and
I th,osAe ease stands.
Sir A Clevland paper says that be
tween seven hundred and eight hundred
[ horses, for cavalry, have been purchased
within the last ten days* that vicinity,
and shipped * * the order thi t GOern-,
went. Similar . purc7h - ise* - are Making
elsewhere ..1
ANOTHER JACKSON RAID.--Thrs af
tercoon a newsboy, in the absence of
exciting news wherewith to stimulate
purchasers, went through the- street
crying out, ‘"Nother raid of Stone
k.:4l „t,4.neteited gentle
man stopped him with "I thought
-Tackeorowastodeadellr-soaneAs
hilt his ghost is makip! this '..exe_raid."
( f - WRO t alipectp re
A Yew Method of DivWde.—ln
Ber nave
t dealing walftteptlial ais:fMtants.
'Divorces are freely granted, but first
I tthe applicants must • go - through the
''following - test , •
4 1.1:01. room was prepared_ in
tavlifelf',,husband and Wife We're-put;
the-dobrbeing ihen Closed, to'rem'ain
13ofoi• sixWebies,`eE9Col - ,it'ishould! 6e-
I set to motion at the argen't . 'and•urrild
led t' of the • wended
"pith.' 7 :;--
',There Were ia the'rooin cine'stOol-*one
I phite . one spOen; - ity Of all-the re=
and•the'sOlitary bed,'Was of
Such 'dimensibns that' they Chose to
use' i t to ether they Mast needs'lte.
--r-dry -- tetoTo7 - OT - one - thing and one
only thqc WAR a duplicate; '"dild that
was a little treatiao 'on the duties 'of
J husbands and wives - towards each
other. - 'No visitor wits perMittedlo
go near them and - . they had• only ">a
,glimp'se at intervali of the 'grim face
of the janitor, as he pushes their food
thrdugy bold: tin the-door. The
Bislitip` stales `that - theteat-Was at.
,tended with the most wholesome re
'sults. In most, cases the parties were
excellent friends. in a few days, and
,'very 6.4 stand out tor more
'than a fortn ight: Another very gnat,
if*kili . ',eiri•UMStarice - was that . the:) ,
hadscarcely on record a. case in which
.a second aPßltetition' Was made by
.per §.q ns, who' had already gone
throbrli thb,ordeal:—BishoP - Barnet]
The SPringf,teld. Republican. ex
,
presses the opinion that thp , next
more on Richmond wi,ll be .from the
direction of the peninsula, as it ap
pears that large ieriifbfcetitefiis' . .are
now being sent, arbund -for that:pur
pose.
The Olathe (Kansas) :".Alirror:#ays
that during the past year eiery town
in the county has hetu'efeelced*, `p,nd
one burned ; that sixty 'of its citizens
have been killed by- banditS;ithlit
$lOO,OOO worthenC , prOperty has. been
destroyed or carried a.A.v4, Eißil,Abat
a reign of te:rrArhpiretaile'd
nearly all parts of-th4ounty during
that period. •
' Fearful Tragedy,A.terriblg, Ras, -
edy occurred. , on- ,thc:Belletontaine
Railroad on , Thfirsdity`l'hc
Caihiplirtsk ( gliJlre.Mlke 11 9,k b 49,11 able'
to obtain, or the names tyc yen nd
,,,c,sl...,_ll....appßllFALas the:. train ''"neared
Bent:font:nue, a stncriLL -i
nfuriated with ittliji:.or,latiiirAgliin der
delirium trereiWkttaeltecUlel,a,dy' r ancl
cut her across the breaSt, infiictin,g, a I
terrible wound. Shofell,;"aiid
in' if
ficer, a Captain of vatmteers, sprang
forward to save "'filer," arrd:` tha' . tiftiniac ;
struck at him, the krrife.entering the
motlAh. and cuttleg''Ciean.iicrosa' the I
cheeklnd The'assistant super- j
intendent of the road,' John "fCtenby,!
was the nt;kt:;, , ,y,i'otim,: He was ; cut
across the abdolnen, it is;SUPpesed
mortally.' The cenduotor, John Sipe,
at length got hold'of`flie knife: after;
receiving a seV - eilb' Wound,'.andl the:
man was,setitiied., Th,dWounded and I
"left at Belle Kin•
cal tie.'----44ana Sentitte/. "' t "
AIi . S;;AJ,LAteGE--WAGEM, +WAS V 5490
New fir. drlc;. on lihnday, in..:thia very I
peculiar style.: , - : XaoirLabellt„iten o'• I
clock in the4norningu.otil-sunset; the
Broadway it i os, sOfe, j ed- with the
tiPlraMee,PPol)(4,e.cross-;walk 4i.0n0
of the street's intersecting Bre4dWay
jii bcc' prape,lch q rqb, of 'very
clistingue s,weepor,y hose costume, ex-
peptins„liis hat, coat, an ( d hoots, was
that of avgendei ll o.
Pjligently he plied his rugged
broorp,;.bcfOre,the steps eacii i per
sorAlorciSsing the, stroot qUostion,
IrcY.eating dressed.bead of ,
hair, as he remOyed-hia, hat on reach- I
ing theourb, and solicited 'contribu
tions,for:his.muildy labors. Quite a I
crowd gathered on the woks towards
•evening; to stare at him,,,apd,,thengh
his business bad, been geed,
it became a,gorgcous shower Of pan
ides and postal curreney. '
At sunset, (or near that,' he Sod.:
denly stopped his labors, throw his
broom clear across Broadway jump
(34 into .a carriage which had just'
,
driven up close by, And waswhirled
away around the corner of Pour- I
"teentli street beforelbe Speetators , li ad
sufficiently recovered from their, as
lonishment toipatsue.' Probably you
have guessed ithe•sure facts of.,the
cited: the . Mysterious sweeperr was a
yOtiltgf man fashion who .had . made
a bet th`difiglit before that he !should I
collect twenty dollars -in ik,clay. from
the public, by playing sweeper in the
costutno have noted. •
The matterwas . to boa close secret
between4tVe two , until,the wager was
decidirit and . h.e.wbo offered Ilho bet
pledged liiinself not to recognize any ,
of his kien.ile who might' enOountor
bim,d,nringtkis employment with the
broom, nor make : any, ad vanotor con
fidonpies, 4. give IV iritimati i rs of
„w,h,fok. aqir ragg*l . sweet.liar ns l ir ht ri?t
:14igiOlpf,ttif:y. • tiyht!,',.l . 2l Mt: ,T . hi)Es•
ch
i mpuet,x re 6 *tl .- 4 . 0t 7illy Viiiiisktiid
V 2 r , ;4• 1 : • : -
4f illy .., 01 IN
, 0, ifidtep:wfirillikielfittre'tol6 their
doriatiolisi rnd iginfitinies" gaveThiln
fifty, canta l atO 4.wenty-five centerpos
pits;
, tiiisy pi tjecf ' him• most 'goner-
OusfY, and on one Occasion - - It• :lady
janed:from b i er eftrriag.,l3,)iv,bibf ,liiiio
"pipijOg)o.tikjy,l,q *lin d - hi ill bili..'oon•
tribfition.
~ , . .Hiltei s is all,)diiii 9 f6f..-imme
one ottlielikorV.'irn , spoichia genuine
f, itivii,jl.,;,,ll3P6ihil ket .4iiiiilfelf* y in
0"
~.r.,egplar 'grail a oed''',ol3ti . enat,"
style, and be can make a fine theft()
—while novelty lasts.—Er. roper.
A Remarkable Afule.—Tbere is now
in Wheeling a mule whose remarka
ble career Ifs deserving' or notice.—
This mule 06 drafted I'l , C - I:the army
: c l . l . l3ltlylft(W tif'e ObeDio tribited
l
t o
oifill4,ieii,‘, itspantio,Vpd and
l 'was iafttrwalds tr ‘ sferreOto the fa-
L'rn'titis Jacki f fen Mary. :Ito' was en
gaged in the battles of McDowell,
Cross Keys, and followed Fremont
all through the valley of Virginia in
his pursuit of Stonewall 'Jackson.—
The mule whose !mum is i ,Thomas,
but is called '= — 41161.4 is. .rep'
_markable for, his
,great coolness un-,
der fire:" He We'ais - To care lio` more
for Chi Y.; liistlB4 i Oflan tiOnAMV
. 1 - 0;
shells, than if they ilia - been so-many
blue bellied , flies. "Tom" =has been 1
wounded-six times.. :He has a ballet
hole thro' each ear, and a minnie ri
fle ball shaved off -his tail close to his
body. At the battle of Cross Keys
a ball entered his hip and came out
in the middle of his back; but not
withstanding-all thIS he soon recov
ered again, and,was ready for duty.—
'About three month aao ; "Tom . " bay.
'ing been transter t ed "
.W 'ram the tack
ion Battery a baggage wagon,
found some wild cucumbers on the
road --iiiiihfiiblidiibeerkbroAni . orpi'a
'bottle,of bitters and, eating freely of
the same, became so much Intoxica
ted that his driver at onto dismissed
him "friirn the serviTer,and b ival sold
to , a.flischarged, soldie.rovho paid for
`him with a badly damaged overcoat.
lie was thus hastily disposed of under
thelmjnisitiA unit' h etWAS ikfllict„e ,
with the blind staggers.. 6 Veini Vin
l recovered from his intoxication and
was taken to- Wheeling.; Wherole is
( fast recovering from the effects of his
campaign in ' the mountains. He is"
in great spirits now; and we under
stand that he thinks of re-enlisting
i for the war.
Deny it Who Dare.—We assert, and
we challenge any Ahalition paper or
politician to prove the contrary, that
no prominent Democrat in the North
ha's'ever proposed a separation of the
States, or a cessatian of the:war on
the Antsisof dissolution ; and that the
only members of either party who
bav ta . lged i the . , breakin a. ; Alp of the
Unihn,lAie been Rapnbrmans%
Le7-'llli e Democratic PartY Must
save, this country yet.. The - signs of
times do .not justi y the hope that the
preient administration, hris either the
will or tilie*,wisdom 421*. S ar
as the restoration of.peace and :Union
is cthmerned,it ilde:a . :;:ite't matter
tvheth"er°we : !kin .battles or lose them.
Union•upoti, , thev administration plat
fOlTi i ilnpeSsible;' but, thank God,
we are on the last• half of this admin
istrktion. We see WO hope but in the ,
ball4t;l' i box. Lot every Democrat
stand firm, and patiently await. the
time m ett„vy h;ep - is ,yo.*.e as . ,, Pp ten -
tial as that of A.braham Lincoln.: A,-
glorione privileg,e is 'the right to vote!
if we.fg6tathe chance-ande more:.
Didn't W . ant a Stormy Trei
if Gccen kyle!' Village, Mass.,
was to be married one - day IastTVAVIc:
The night before the happy day his
sash footers, burned dotvn, with a loss
of $2OOO ; but Bailey was pluck - ey,
and went and gnt married, neverthe
less. Net quite so plucky was one
of his neighbors, of whom the story
is told that the preparation had been
completed for a wedding, and ,the
guests: to the number of two hundred
had :assembled but the festivities
were damPened ar d broken - up by the
non arrival of the prospective bride
groom. Tho next' , day the dilatory
lover -rnade,,, 'APPeara"?%
"that pehalf - Thought 4 best - to
yenta fg , 'Ont, ihe:previous evcrittfeitin 1
-t.rt
accounk of the stopYrP
tot
Vein forklift Lt o lgfrgs.
Paginilkownlow, the lion of the Alio 7
litionist.s during his late tour through thp
North, and who, pocketed their dimes And
quarters to almost a government cOntrac
tor's income, uses the following language
in a letter to an Abolition Loyal League
meeting at Chicago a few days ago. At
will be an excellent addition to the Book
which the Abolitionists purchased of him .
so liberally,- and , we recommend them to
paste it in:
''You o itizens of Chicago call yourselves loy
al; you glory in your loyalty ; you proclaim it
upon the etreets, and herald it in your press, and
declare it from every pleat), to ; but it costs
no th int to be loyal-herein Chicago, so far away
from danger. Loyalty leads to the field."
This was pretty hard : , on the sty-at
home Aholition patriots. ,If the Parson
•
talks that way, he will very soon rank "a
mond* those' whom the Abolitionists are
pleased to call "traitors;
gel., Emigrant arrivals at New York
are' very large. Every emigrant ship
briags, fr0rn...30() to Aix) pasfengers, arid
dastle Garden begins to . wear
.the busi
ness aspeet o f. better days.
Four Calves at .one Birth.— Ago',
belonging to Mr. Moies S. Th
Windsor township, Elerks county, gave
birth recently to 'tour calves. , Two of
them were dead but the other two „are
strong and healthy.
tom' A duel was fought in. Mississippi
lately by S, K. Knott and A:W..BNA,
the result was, Knott was shot!, And Mott
was not. In those circumstances -we
would rather have teen Shott than
Knott.
LS" St . -
_tng r ory.— e r eric sburg
correspondent of the Tallahassee Floridi
an, tells the following strange story :
"While speaking ofpeace, there is a le
gend connected with a spring near Fred
ericksburg, which l will relate for the
benefit of the curious : According to tm
ditiim, this, spring was discovered run
ning three months before the Revolution
ary War. =Three_ months before a treaty
of peace it Tiried up,inlircl.ased to run.—
It commented rilowiqk agittinlnret months
before the war bf:lBt2;•arid three months
before iti Close, as iiitVe Reirofutionnry
war, it again dried-up ; witb•the
Meican war. 'Thi•ec thonths'before.the
'whit t'ort Sumter ; it again commenced
rw -
-running, and a short time since,dried up
1 1 . ' have for my author, for this erne
mail who was born and lived neat` } he
arid - whO lies Considerable•pf
t3si and-offers to bet it all that we t:iir e Ell
peace in tfiree months from the 4,y_
fog up of the spring.
Japanese Oddities-
One great peculiarity of the people is
their mania for squatting; they Seeniflo
do every thing in this position, and even `
when a man is ploughing in the - field he
looks as if he wanted to squat, Their
habit in very many things seem to.bilo
often exactly in opposition to ours, that
it almost resolves itself, into a rule that
everything goes by contraries. *hell
they cook a . gqose., j instead' of putting the
goose on4tril'rethq. - pUtthe fire in the
.goose, thuessulang a great SiVing of , fuel.
In planing Or sigiviit &hoard, they plane
or sa w towardstbereseliminsteadoirig - om
themselves. ' When of el grkfrife - a3trit* -- -.-
instead of taltingtff your lint, you tate:
"off your sfi6ei.enst7rotrWi- , •
they woulOdy7W - h John, and
- instead of Mister 'Brow; itratei:
The country is rich in ffoirnit;'rgaler-r . ,
table productions. They have
the art of making paper to krini - flerfe' _
Lion. Dr. Macaowan showed-P.-4n over
coat:perfectly strong and serviceable. , ;' , :kiora
I -
this country we have paper c011fs:
in Japan they go further, and hafepaper7T
handkerchiefs, which are very beatitifar ,
and soft, and of very fine texture. But
' they are more delicate Ural - we, in one
respect.. After they have used a hind-="-
kerchief they ihrow=iti
thus saved the trouble of a washerwci3l
man. They even weave their paper, and
make what may be called paper cloth.
Bernarkable Railroad Jizaidett.---Ap
employee of the Baltimore and Ohio tail
road informs us of the _follo*inkleniarlsH.,
able accident and escape .7.--4_dayor
*since, as a train was going east. Over - the-,
'above road, and was moving along at a
, pretty, rapid' late' near - Harpers: gFgEry
the= engineer'observed a two, horse arribu-
Janne' crossing the track a short &Stance
ahead. The engine, had 'just- turned ;
curve, and was so:Close - upoirtheoiehicle..
that the train could not : be st4Ped...f:
horses had crossed the track, but theain-,
bulance was just fairly upon it, vihenitile
I
pilot struckthe , vehicle.betweert the front -
and hindmost wheelS. As strange - aett
may seem, the horses were instantly', sett; „
arated from.the ambulance, ..anti the.velfie
le was lifted "uP i and squarely' seated
on the bumpers of the.engitteiyitiiii - ifY,e.? - :
mained until the train was stopped.—
The ambulance contained -a.. iiick.sOlier
Fand four or five officers, - none'”
I were injured in the slightest..d.llie
horses also escaped unhurt It was -re,-
garded as one of the most
-- remarkable es-
.
capes, on record.Wheefing.,Znfeillen-
The 4300 Exemption Claitse.—There
is a conflict at Washington respectingAe,
interpredation of the 1300 clausein;the
National Enrollment Act. = The Secrete-
ry ofWar 4 has Finpu9ced;Vet. be had
concluded To;,, - construe the - clause tone
perillissive and dot mandallo`nitilmitiwhA t
and should ignore it On the-other hand
Mr, Whiting, Solicitor of the Wek.de- ; -
part ment, deems the , act - mandatorrnpott ,
1 the Secretary :•iand fl y,l,s l oot improbable
in view of its e? importance, ex
: iortance, that
the
.questia '''rrigANtiereferrld to the
Attorney Gineial. ''PiiselhW.„reititer in
lieu of such reference or in additionAp l it (
the several members of - the Cabirietiitttty,_
be ended - upon to itty: "their- opinions rtii
writing belore the President... ?lit
It is understood that the views lit ,the -
Attorney General are diametrically
posed to those entertained by the -Seerea
tary of War, and that he holds. thee; e
_
law of the . Secretarplpwfi lestisule.
by the - payment of Which;:toprC;perry-,,:aii
pointed persons, the drafted:nialiiiiayrd
charge himself The eventuab.ditiiirni - 1
nation of the .Admihistiptiorruner these
circumstances is, oft'ottrae,- a -patter Pf
uncertainty. r_4inti ow , „_'•l.. - ::::
4....i. ' - -"=•-'
irilaz &
ingits ttel(Offel"tetiger ,er the&e ,l- 4
a doctor's office, as an .attemptit4 Kihkite
young in the verYlaWs"Ofdeith.''-; , ::-,'
tta - ... - Tile,eoolo Pfißkip*torsikilaitar,
have voted to !fay every man who ai4
be drafted under the con.scrintipril, 41-.
sum of three liutted¢ goiters, te.en;ble
him to-procure an.eierniittoP : - -
Ildr - Itis stated' that>aadraft for 31X1,0,(9
men will shortly be ordered by. the Pres* ,
dent for 4441314tix05e - of fillinmp the - old
regime:its. It ,Tot. intgik
t ion' to form-any - "
A 'Change of Base.--:-TheVelkwring
advertisement in :tbe(bbk...osh -(Wiscon
sin) Remeio,-§figiks l itipAYpf is s een a
general change of basp''lrtiVe the acces
sion of the Abolition dynastY * to pow)
wANTED.--ny a imiectable - hallired faraityt a
bright in te 11 igen t girt* Earve itirtth be
y:amity "of boom ter; ant.:-:Sueb
paid good 'Wages alui...b6 treated as twnik.:4
family. References as I to boneFty and Bet regiiire4.--Addiess y Z. , ot%kosh
SAMUEL EMMERT., ADOLftlp*:l4Fit*lll.. caiti3:xr.xnur
A. Friendly uttivitatinn,,,
'all deeirmis of purchasing •
LIIIVIR , COAL
6itliee&bliabed iadt
irellAnown ' • •i
LUMBER VAR .
4r. •
OF
REINOMES:iBgittEILY
At s the iINI,OitiCKNAL, on tho s makt-innlelef - eat klEeibir
Market Street, North - Leintoittitiortagh ; ::. f
riARE sutstribers take pleasure itt
1 _sans of. Lebanon, and "surrounding eglantine:that
they still continue the LUVBRit — AND' ftrAt%olll
- at their old arid welt bran: , stbirtkareara lb s
are daily receiving additional, infrifing of the a
BEST.AND WELL B.IFASO3IIID •
consisting of White and telloarrnffel!prkg‘s
anti SCANTLING.' ?Asa
Hemlock BOARDS, PLANK andSb__.
POSTS, PALINGS.AndangKuIKO.
ASH, from 1 to CILERRY;fkoix Ina;
POPLAR, from %to 2 inch'. " • - .1 ~'•••••
Poplar and FIanIwbbeISCIANTLING.: t •
,7
Oak and 'Maple HOARDS'aid. PLANER: •
Roofing and Plastoring LATHS. •-•
. BHINOLES,! SHINGLES! ! IHILINOLES! :1
'Also; Pine and 491111cick SIUMILES.;-
COAL! 'COAL !t• A %Ceall !I'
A I of. the, best quality of Stove, Broken,
eßgi,burl:terse CCIAIf; axed alio, the Alai 'We"
-gbertylObAltkor Bladikonitba.' • - _
414 . - Thankful Sro the liberal manner, in erh •
och they
havo-tierelotbie
,would extend a
inastabon forir . Oho:ince of fdionq they
pre • e-intlitint tA : ' , alt this QV Hive the furi*t„ bed and
- cheat:firs tint; CLII RE' halid• la the emunty,
whlnikir.illt6s tage• • .
+KR . '" 11 0 11 - 4 1 4 and taTeiffiintiitt• adder an d prune De
-31 purtlitialo eburiyhervi.— • A•••
' L •
North LabaaopporoughlkyTl MGM=a AIRILY_
802.
• ‘• • ••• • 4, ^lr; SIE 41:4411 .
P IM•1611 o47'
pov ork, 'S •
$1 will pay from f2.5 - to au4the ..and all
.
'• .. kenoimm i a, to activa Ageabh . o/aisaa, emu,' ion.
;Atillnas 3,p.u.,3nrts
Onixisrv. C-3AILES, Genend Mirah, Ohio.
May 13, 163.