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e Town,ioiCi!lioHost4lmiu:A;-
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RTY. WEN . ""a` XAND I-i V , W 0 1 ,198),..
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he pldt - jirnsitecie ks fut.
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NEW Your. , ik.V.1..-•.-The RiChtllo3ld .b.:414:71'
- k lbe Mt raysintiiii ildientifiettilisitti•
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4 , ET.L.'.. - ab4tt er Paan....:l movfnicn4 , +34
ty lin Unfelt airaut ourown 'Oil of which It ,
.
goad very un , prudeatqweeil;kittz Will ,- Taitil
dell ascenahied,ltud.the left ...0 Ms . of ESternum s
y,:u . ben it reached bledisan,numbered 16,000 ,
en. They butruzi tho town when the 'loft.
The Augusta papers any the eteltentent is
city a week ago . Motido.,
_waif - ye=
In the urgent Mureirldsii Itirit_ '
Impress - the negroce, One of the 'pipers of
phice was eery fearful of irearliet on the_
of its citizens on nherman's.arriyahri -•: .r
r
The huportinee to the Confederacy of Mama
.- ad Augusta was dwelt upon at length by: the.
- bel Drew, and that their fan.would be a great
`easier to lila admitted. , ....11.
•
The Richmond 'Mau receives , 6 0171C,1gfprt
' m an - essettleik.wldell bellete trite;
i at Sherman MI only tieistliltßAott e.cfp%e or
yen Miles a dor. . •
•IFrote the Richmond Entulieitinte'%tii.l ;
"On Thurstlity last sudden attempt was
ads by the Federal prisoners confined at Sells
-7: North enrollee. to make their escape,
&was rapidly mid effectually quelled at the
• oof copelderahly Yankee blood.- •
" appear! :that. a plot had been lartriot
• . on the prisoners, of whom there are'at Belli
some 75i000, to ortirpolVer the hitiitoi
titut •of the encampment and,,then.„..hreak
rough the llueof the pampa gteird;arill rifler
' curio! all the arrus,.tlicy,conld march Guyagli •
eshlaglon,l'iottl'ehredlniOnhiTerbieiSee and
good their. escape. ..
"In the first r4o:94thicprog . rap ß ie they site-
Mr
, • edi the Intel Wei ovdrpowtidd,`antf'
'1) of the unfortunate. ntett.,.re.re 4,14441414-
'stating. • Theythen ettacked theptimpetguatil,,
lo fought bravely against lb:. tenible
tit the alarm Midterm-Sally. roinntudeeteirlo,
e garrison and two picecirornrilltery Weie
rown into Poiltlen, bearing: upon the comer.'
at. • .
"Two of the parnpft:
t defense. In good time the
, and after - . a. few rallitigdlsi.barges' of grope eannlstei. tho ,reeetioMits.cried• out,for
• etcy; tend :d irOuld make no.
her .clibits to get away.- By this time they,'
• completely surrd, by, artillery end ln
. try, and it was well-themthet they ceased
clr denionstrailotptind erlctllbrtuary. • •
"In ten mlnutee-mora.the „wh p
ole eamwould
vc been one scene ortthilighteet it was about
rty were killed and ahugeopigippe:trquudedi:
17:. us a 1 - attempt to escape from Con,
credo duranc e . has ended," ,•
crew TORN, Deeenthei•AcraittiortGroerniAl.
aelti
Gilmore , leaves 'y toi..4Cer. Orleans,
• cre he will rep) 4 .10 , 40toraL.Uatiby,lbr the
of Inopeota• totctilie tierotiots of t Window
cdforts of the IV:pet:gm 31.111tery--;Dlylson..
the ProbebleWittin-I'vrty-eigh
toutsi
IL GESEICIL 41041pET.
' rge Arthing..
se. CAVALRY OPEPoRINI. REAR Novas.
rrival; of,LSpaj.ly •:.Coifs.
Nannmmr, NoV.' 30.—Tbe 'Army morel:nada
a few days. past have been simply for pool:
n.' • The Fetletul- tercel hare not retreated ex
t•.. to imprimo their rim:anon, and occupy'
to-day,; bptkWprobobltaelect for bat;
nmelt neater n ,bliSh . rifte. tibia:Mahler has oc-'
• • with Iwo or noadvantamito either. The'
babilities ara Lilbt abattle Will be fonght within
next ibrty-elght bouis.' ' , Our Ibecee are in
mrPEctagolt. " - Ad
, • ncemsiona of tram* haver,pacbed hem
• .
,hire.been sent to adrautagedus positions.
mall detachments • of robel cavalry are opce;
; not far front .N. , lashyllie, doing, however, no
'at damage
.t .o railroad . I ....eardiromientlMi Whit -almts
-.. intaat,buidktrains •am running sego
ly. There Is inuciramaitement among Mascot
account of ',th near approach of:Hood's'
motor General A. .I.43mittes,Gorpvren at ed
to ntght. .
ROM NEW ORLEANS.
nt Airto , - ioniirlarui
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ENGtiigtiEST
.TIE .
MMY.
frllmen, i lifts of ittillerr'outt SOO
Henn aidituies Copland. s ,
VENENT 9E MAGRUDER'S FORCES
'am Your,AaG .l. heamidst New Or.
s corn:sp.:rodeo 'giver Mief. Emm_a - of
t affair lii Loydrhutri Oen. A. D. Ice,
Taandhiz,,the force at 'BMW Rouge,
ed to that pehrtromtheMd Dom an
don to flbert,teed Uric - 11e, bidniping
h him time ydocce,ot. rebel mylliery,andhe-,
. :00 and shows aril mules and "100
Melo :t ho
ers, (+admitted'. of General
;.. , all of mio *Ma Capri:mad after a brief
ialrited engaget.• Nrlthllleetemy.
-
Stre . that 'alidge portion of 31.13grd
a army Is eadeeterfeeto effort a Mutabl e' of
111aa(atippl 7a lord& to reinforce Hood in
Delmer" bM thectinkm. Mope and gunboat*
on the watth. and will-pteveat poulble.
nrshitalteiNittedMoTin
- on Richmond.
FLEET 1 1
,488 P.. ITIUTLIE u CASAL.
orient !Heyeaie ~ t to the
• dealt Valley;
- REPORTBN . ;YET •O
C.NFLRHED.
OT
. . .
cw 'Yong., Dee. 1.--Gte city was filled with
.ore Last night that. Dnint's foreeryln coal tino•
with the naVy, 'tracts:loving on Itlehmond;
the fleet his passed up the' Dutch' Gap
~ and that; an important movement wet
- ilg In the Shenandoah Valley. , .
°thing has been' received asnfltmatory of
1
reports [lds morn . . . ~ .
v e Richmond:papers (the 08th - ray: Gen.
~.. t lanissing troops IS bI& left,' and If the
.they continues fate e t he may make an
; r effort in that tt. - .
om the City of Mexico.
OFIBI;13 fIiNDITION•OF - TOE COUNTRY.
' . 1y People - Dying' , of Starvation.
! , .
Heard'a corrma' mar
.
yt► Tott n,Dee m ; v i- ' 4ll, ... r i t i n g on Octane;
.in a t: Va ri e w Ond - Ittan Or the eeniatt7. nude , '
t
Dori .
dagnant, e l reetl id atr , :v tigricz ery d i epkaatde. iural
41v,nia , =w . , Com
' been eo meat Intenhrt4 by cordbmed nee-.
' . brigandage; murder ant -robbery, through
' i am . t the canto- Weaken tertholT. the pmt. .
1 .--- luts °6 - that the Most -noteastri Antrim 'rein
,' Z Y e— -.
scarcit andkuuDIIVONA ate said to,
Kreatest la t o Sigl.Okfali' of Mexic o
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Latest' from Teniessee.
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. _t,-LE AT .--!-a i i : a ..fati
HW lan.
Vrir Force Attacked by elleboi
ffc',l_::
/.96,1t
-11110 of the t tinny Kix Tinadrid Bled and
Wounded ad One
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lisomand hisonen.
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osE RianLimpro l vytAttryygro.
4414jfiosivlbotet Fire kluildred
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Nati,,frintr, December I.—The runes has the
(011Mrini is from Nativiiik.. drOLKorkl4-
EUVII;
t four, ma a heavy at%
tklt at Fratuk , with two crap after per#
othsterNightin , were malted at att NOV, with
a loss oteloo
! td and minruladj I,ooo—prison
yibc Brigedicr c}mound. Our Inns
was about 500 .
tr' a;
veimmeni l'nqerly in
Plot lb Bu
Mepptig,t..ll.l.l,-. , v.,r, {:
• •
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jn - Iff•ENDiARIES CAP'fERED:II TIIR ACT.
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..271 a;-.IR ed • Convertor of the
: • -,-
...twig... Nov. Information, - of seetuing,ly
. •
mllebls., thorn er, Is to the ci4Let,Gukt Captain
BLINIes, of thclpLrate 41abainti," arriveil at Bag- -
:filuirATisleo, opt. 11th, en route for Richmond
Up to Norco r 'Nth, there :vas "riot a euoritlnc
Inihe A1'1;111444 legislature.
Memphis; pa ofof yeaenlay give a.detalle,d,
.aceount 01tt
.•:p tby m agents bel agen to nterril the
'llltsimlls and arceston'rallmad depot and goy.
.enumentitcirm,l worth tic) minions. The plat
„was; discovered hy the United States - detectives to
whammatters *ere entrusted by General Weelt-'
burn,aunl thnific , endlaries were captured In the
act of firing ,h*ldlngs. It Is alleged that these
emissaries were to 'receive froualhe Xabel,
evinacnt ten Or. cent. onthe calhatkin of the
.pro.party-thns destmyed.
Dr., Ide3llUan, proprietor of the Charleston
411Mae,'Meraphia, is among thosg,ttrrested.... Ito
In elutrgedwithfiving an agent, for the rebi3l
erament,.and ceneoctor of the plot. The prison.
craWere confine] bathe Ining 'Block. They will
be tried before the Military Cotrunisalon,
probably be hanged.
AFFAA AT 1110 : ; CREEL
Sia or grren Guns and Three Hundred
men Oaitured by the Rebels.
=MMiI
licel.—Tbc ://crokre Marano
•
biug.occrespreadfult vays - of tho affair -at Ne w:
Cr! • ColonekLithantwendn:comound,r did
4C.l4Orratle i engoonnent at Dloorftild,
badVa tnen for an attack wafting alt
xrlsAthe neitday, when Romer pounced on
Ida plalete .14 got lnella of Ns Anti lictorc 14,5
21
,
We loerelx s*Sit,,inisr-FP“- ,11 4 1 1e Om*.
bundrodlyten.
sinittaitll UID t turued . wp, 461.siillert.arp
LIIIST REBEIi REPORTS FROM 8118BiliN:
' _i t •
}Worts to Cross tboAcPancer*rirtedi
Aii.A.CON *ND , • 11,174311424 . .. 1374 L
1. 1
, agto
Ira...qua - Ginn, Dr c. alto httraTsCen
Richmond . ..paper; of ihaMtradt.•atty theynott,
lain
, diipattlies , from AltSiibla 44 44 - , Nthr
'State; thin ! Sherman had.-not epproached
.that andiepeat the statement la the Sava&
Dalt papers of the 24th, that he had been-do-
' tented. In hit efforts to. crow* the Aniee ricer,
and that)ils attemptto . march east o werthad been
baffled. • „:.• vA.
' The rebels claim that they ' , LIU occupy Macon,
wed the Illetanatid Enettys argtrii that Sampan
mantel, readithat city: - - • •
THE SINEINO OP TEM PWBIDAt
MAMIC=MZM
Captniod:.
Yonn.lMe. 1.-According to the IVorbPs
rts•tress Monroe 'correipontlenti the Florida had•
been ordered tobrorfotk to 'emit, art 4 lust'before
startingshe wits run luttobythestolen
' er Alliance and very severely di Bleu was_
In a' Very tsideMulition when captured, and the
' amen pump ..,wmckept going ionistantly. 'Atter
tblalast coltision'she filled at the, rate of eight
Anrhesan hour., jAn udationsd.. pusdp was set et
::work.‘ and every effort made to keep her afloat,
butell tp no purpose, and before .she could be
lowed - to. stand water she Went. down. •
;.'ircesigna' qon of Armyolllterth .
W.
asurnoTon, bloc. ,
resigiuntons of
Ifielbilawing' named emcees bayntieen ato:epted
Le ; i)ns President,' to take effect today: .3injor
;General Join A. dieClernand; Brigadier General
4. - i Payne; and Brigadier General Neal Dow.,
Iliiii - Matertels Captured .Di,Dailadzi
Coixiso•erooD, 3 o. W., - Dec. ` 1. The custom
autboritleS; -yesteiday, seized boxes COl2 tatuink
gnu cerrisgss, cennister, grapoobot, ke., for so
eigliteca poonder4 •
The - steamer GeOrglau ijcpiir.trxt: 2,
~,Attorney, General. Bat& thieeessor.
•- • • nvi Yeas; bee. Tranake Washibp,
ton special;aaytt ;Judge hall has !leen eelect4
to eupereelle Attorney General Batei.
Ilritiah'Avfeai4d( " --"
Tiii
tliasut of tlie Indignation which seized the
Prks 1611 m it 4eArd of the caPiiirg.nttlie
might bnallayed by cillp'g IMAM r British` trecitit•
=tea This will dopbtless be the office of the able .
writer on inimuttbonal law who hash= inftnitti
leditteLOn'tio4'rioies over the signintre of "Ms
. .
tortena.". The foilotring'l3rltlsh precedents a
gir6 On the 15th of September, leop, the. British
resenty,four gun eldeiftßelleilide and s e g o *,
with a frigate...lleluppge,'delaehltd (rind' their'
squadron for the , wart/ of the Caner, discovered
near Cttpe Henry; In thetUnitedlitalca, the seven
ty-four gun Slap Impetuctrc. Which .wee next to
the FrOndrayant, the most indebted ship of M.
Willtuttnees squadron.. The ,commander of the
French ship having no alternative but to' bear up
towards the land, hoisted the French. colors and
ran himself' onahore. Boon afterwards the Mel
ampns teed her broUtivide ati' the - lrench.shlp,
which thercuipon' hauled down her ensign and
pennant, when the boats of the British eldp took
POUCESIOI3 of the Impetueux, and after removing
the Frcechmtvonent vet Inc !ober : '
The capture end deltruellon of Old rtni.etueVV.
was certainly a breach of neutrality, but, Ihe
United States took very little notice cu. it.
.
:atm Essex frigate, rotimandcd b y Darld 'Por
ter, the father of the present gallant Admiral
Porter, was attached and captured in the Bay of
Valparaiso. by two Srltlth .eitips.of•war,'ln 4te
- The Generel Armstrong,' pOratcer, WU :Mark
ed bi the lb? Pkval by the boats of tholtritlsh
Beet there. - Captain Reid, who commanded the
Armstrong, after a.gallant.
~the.dminy scuttled his vessel. This wa s
tembciVlBl4.
To these may be added the destrrHtilon of the
stiamer.Van itna In the waters of the ~United•
States, by en armed foreefitted out In the Province
or pppa Canada—an affair which Is apt
psraiM thr thaseizare otthc Florida.' ' • •
I:ila elMllfleant that the only pi imlnant.hotel '
!ELMO' Metrepolls that was not lima on griday
Mik4, was the,Nor Itbei Hotel, the genre! ion:
dear* of the sonemlonlets.
'fit Oldest officee In the Firieh army la Col-
ohtt.rmlinq_...„ . . bged;:/06* lle i t4b440:114,-,
4
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TIDE LATEST NEWS
;ma 1
*HY FllOll
Further Party of Alie BM
te" at littudilhi.
}OUlt DEstomiikui..:6ll44l-4ES
m ADF.
)1 OP .lAch Thie with
1 t!~IMILOSS.~
IMEEI
Kir. ?DOW Venn muu.
&And of ita?l , 4,dai
PROBABLE LOSiv4V - itEllEiN 1100
#.91M1."10 .
ft'
alialAeß Reigta front rri4ildiiK
.... ..
Liur# ooll FletFlA r Alatil l ki."
.rEArt
Heavy dannimadrag Heard.
61E iT 8.M4 :310NENtAitiLY: EXPECTED
in oar trltmge tikkiscess felt
wAsniiwrox folloiring °Mehl
,tll.patch, confirming the report of the victory_
In Tennessee, hits been received at Inautquarterk.
Fronk/in nun:. • - Nor. MI—.IfAM!" ainerof
nonlaw The Miceli: made a heavy and persist
ent, attack with about two corr . , eOinmeneing,
'et abobt 4 in the efterhsrn anti lasting until atter
dark, and was romleed , nt all points with very
heave loss—probably - 5000 or 0000 men. Our
7614 18 4 ,1 • 01 . 1 bIntmt - mcie than one tenth of that
number. We epptured &mar WOO men, .inelud
ing one Brigadier General ,
,(Signed*)
.
.NAsitrzu.a,•Dec.:l.—The
FAxleraltaro6l under
General Thomas retired from Franklin lar,i night,
and hare taken *Won aritrfortnWlit• line of
'battle -, south, of Naslailto•abOat thit . il mites:
'Skirmishing has been going on.aU layabout tire
miles south of here.. Heavy eannonailinz, can
be distinctly been' In the city. No - trunt of con
„tieves, Is felt by the citizens in the - lath:nate sue:
8e elf the Federale.
. _ .
The employees of the Qitartermastet 4 a Depart
ment are under arms and in the trenekws.
Ono - hundred and seven Confederate offieera,
r ieridding one Brigadier General, and 1000 ri
vates, arrived ib tide city tide morning. They
were captured lit-the Ittcht.last night near Frank
lin. Trim. '
A grent, battle may moolentartly, be expected.
I'ALTI3IOIIr, Dee. j. --The speebir em•mq,und
eat of the ..h.erieast telegraphs Crow Annapolis
a's follow: • • • • ' -
The steamer ContOtittttion ,Ims enticed - with:oo
; paroled : into. She'. Ica Sartuinalt on Straday
'evening:: No paper's hid hewn - received later
.than November Nothing definite bad Ivan
heard from Sherman, but it was the - general be
'Ref fu S.icannali that he mmi adranctog on that
city= le two coltunni. = Thete tat:great conster
nation among the rebel anthciritiM.'
The Richmond au:other? Maya o ' fiSbcriume9
ploytmentq, if could n take :Macon br Augusta
by thearay, le could accomplish • great things;
but the destrnettbn of thoit 101 MS notlrag his
main object : Ills de4ign *a% to , dmartiy the
ThilrOad as he could, which runs from
Futillitre andlVtitern Geort.daloyirginia._
--- NrrefOtru,d3te. I.—The Cahistiavidit.
ItgAr Washington special says: Richmond Tapers
or Tuesday contain no intelligimee concerning
Shdrina . it. They state that„ncillter. Macon nor
'Aegturararre -taken the 'P)tliilind. that th - e
trains Were running regularly between the two
clftei. It Is believed this statement will prorc
to he Incorrect.'
.
.• Parties who hard rernmed fronxthe front were
witnesses to the bane of yesteitlaY, and describe
,11t4 attaekof the rebel forms as desperate. Four
eliargew were made upon the Federal line of
-triashod batteries' let a body four, lines deep, and
each time. the rebels were repubted;With fearful
The fort Is on the north hank of the river, op . -.
per4te.toen. Extending up the river, and emir y.l.Mgthe towns was the line of masked batteries.
Eye witnesses say that this engagement in des
-peration and furious lighting waslundly
cd'at &dim River. 'Fontest in person was on the
field rallying his men. A rumor is in circulation
that he was killed. but it lacks confirmation.
About 7 'o'clock last hightheiiy to.infored
meats reached Schofield, which ean,ed a com
pleter:rote of the forces.
The city to -day is MU of fleeing residents of
• Williamson qina other' counties' south or 'here.
They slate that .11ood Is gathering -up ail the
limits, mule'. sad wagons he ran tied and send-
There to a great panic ',among
the negroep In the eountie: 'oath of Nashville,
and _large numbers arc flocking to the city fur
protection. .•
Naanvitax, Nov. 1.1--Tfood's Infintry. force
'cruised gave& liver this morning, and be hat
not advanced that portion of his force since his
(Ili - airy crossed the -liarpecli nwth, above
-Franklin this morning - al dayiCreak. closely' fol
lowing General 'Wilson, who retired in this 41reer
jam' Skirmishing whit the advance has oc
curred all day..
'-General Muni occupies a strong position a
few mßmi South of Nashville and is able to testa
any Parte the rebels may irting against him. The
Confederate - General captured. yesterday, was
Colonel f the 11th Tennessee. Both
the Brigadier Gordon, atiends arcOMecrs who nitmwscd
the fight at' Franklin yesterday, and diacritic the
Tattle as betaken° of the most sanguinary of the
war Ttic deternlined bravery of the Confeder
ates exceeded anything Lettere \ seen. Although
slaughtered by hundreds 'they still advanced
'against our batteries, and within live hours
eleven distinct aslant's were made, against our
works, each a fallen,. :Our Tortin, the battle be.
ended, quletlyiwithdrew from town. -
Among the casiuthles is Mejor General Stan
ley, wounded by a shot In the neck. The rebel
General Cheathatit Is reported wounded.
Among the killtd ;Ate
,CapliiiL, &WWI, / 19 tg
India Da; Cate ale Stately, 124 tit Indiana; the Major
of llt°l24ah Indialta; Ciptala Ilinton, 124th Indi
ana. was mortally wounded. Colonel - Lowrey,
10711, paptaln Cerglitop, of Gen
'end Cox'a stair, killed; Captain Dowllng.,lllth
Ohlo, wounded. Colonel Waters, 3d brigade Ist
division, wounds* In the shoulder. Colonel
Conrad, who cotninanded the let, brigade of. the .
dlibtion, was woundel '
The rebel easu4tles arc Brig. Gets. Mama,
killed; Brig. Oen. Font, wounded.
.. The total loss of, the euemyin killtaLorOtMded
"and-prlsOnerlia estimated at 4000, three thou
sand being eltherkllled or wounded.. The Fed,-
mat loss In killed, and wounded wm.700. Loss
in prisoners trilling..., Our loss In regimental and
,- fleltrollieers has not bets- sawnrtaintah, General-
Stanley was slightly wounded In the neck, but
did not leave the field.
Meth tecl ' b con4t walk. ft):
yards on dead Mills in Ins front.
()urine:vs havei taken position In the line of
between Swingle and Franklin.
Reeonnobannie on Roanoke Riser.
REBEL FMEnONS
The -Enemy intrem bet at llaiabow
Bluffs,
Ycissc, Dec. 1.-- de.
A UorreSpoun" of the
Philadelphia EltrilOT says: Commander lital;
mid reconnolterod up the lipadko river last
week and found It abandoned. The rebels wore
fond strongly 'attended at Rainbow DION,
WO Ides above Pltmouth.
The .rebels have a now rani finished on the
Neu3e firer.. She Is larger, and heavier than the
Alhemarle,and may be expected to pay our gun 7
loafs n vale at any daj. • .
•Itetem orGeneral Beekk to New Orleans.
WierfiliGTON, 7 Doccmber r daily Odra
:nide of this morning, ill sKiking - of Majo Gen.
Banks? yreparatlons for shortly /ealieg beret 'tit
New Orleans, to made wanton ofthe, beat o
the Department of the Golf,lneindlng Louisiana,
Arknniag 'and Illsteurli says t , ;All poll
gbwrmet the unworn! of 'the:President 'of the
Wuxi States, and be returns to. his poet at the
request otthe Eenscutlve, and It Is not less plea.
sant to announce that the kindliest relation ex.
let between Generals Banks and Canby, who'll/
to chatre of the Military operatlonsin the Bildt
ston fif Western Mlcalsetppi.
• Gold—Our.Victorpth,
om --
Dee. - I.fiedd_ Opened We
za
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y ddeltned 34; T he news:
:eland victory over good by Thomusores preven
ted front further derrielig the' rite, by (naiad
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tibit-DEOEMBE R 1831.
.nu m Graf, Ara. RESIGIViIIiS
WA. JO. !Jolt Wileti• the ,Position.
3on3IAFIER GENERAL'S :REPORT.
No Advance_•Oopies of the Message
to be Smt Out.
Sit , MEM MI RIM
100:VIEL '
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WaattzsZiro i ls? . .Dee.:l.-;-Yestenlay when the
re'' l o l , ttion 0 )d e
• tea.touk. ef.,
fact, the ,posittoii . Was - li , iid : - r.tbltou.Joicph
'loll, of Ketatp,.het :t . ..lulu% while;
thinking the Went-for 7 • ,
'tpreasierfof hiti ,
it
'tridiaiss' and cOhtliiiiiie: 4 r 3 e ;. The iMpoluis
,
lad tikatc.tl. 1
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. The report Of the ruarelaster General 'ls t h e'
MY fine dtt t.ortiplayitr• 10- type.: - It- hi - csk= ,
. m m
petted that *haper( of the other heads of Dr
ywall:tenni will be printed by Sunday.
•- `..lltcim - T,' presedt rippencaners no 'aderttiee ettple ii-
: ;4 litOirreallfehttarMeSange will .be, wit to. the
..: ~. :vete, and therefore that dixtament
: 7;* .... 4 tie tale ad to the the rattle a4. hiltt,' - ,hY toienglialfPnahiblytniglialida:Wt.. '0
• The &metal of State illness that the Mew-
ink, . 111 9 1 0. 1 im tank bmWii. l 4 tat:oooi ~.._ • s.' • -
haffirmos, Dar, 1.-- - Adettersjastrecetved - front
Annapolis, at theoMee. otthellalfiroore :kneels
mo,:from parotid prisoners from Goirrgiarcon , '
taint 4 statement which appears to he Important
in conneetihn with the recent atteMpt tnharn
the city of,New York. I will send lon the sub
stance of thi letter. It is .signed by John -U.
Ripple, BOth 'lllinois volunteers. Ito says when
he pa4e.ed through Savannah on the lOth; he was
informed by professed Union citizens, that he
MOllhl hearer the greatest city burning on record
the rebels *weeded' In - the North; anti that
1t was to come In a very few. days. The
laity state that one - Captain' • Montgomery'
i'formerly of Baltiturwr, was the agent charged
with the duty. of tiring the Northern 'cities. ,
Montgomery, lie said, Intended to horn New
York, 'Washington, Baltimore and Plitlasfelphla.
lie further surd that the rebels In'tirannah were
in high expectation of "Soon . hearing of Mont
gr.merfs success, and that he was to receive a
. large sum of money if sucemstlil. The writer
~are he thought hut little of the statement until
atter his at rival, when lie .2411 r the 11e4,0111.1.,1 in
the papers, whereupon he "ddinned IA his duty to
make this, statement for publication. deeming, It
proper that thls informcm shottbi be commu
nicated to the geremmen
Thu Military Comulission'r eutly trfeda citizen
who was enrolled In • Washington nearly three
years ago, thereby becoming liable to droll, anti,
.at Ito. alto - want, went to Richmond and enlisted
In Mosby's corps, and was sttbsequentlyfcap
turrd. lie was found entity and sentenced to be
shot, but his sentence has been commuted to ,
coniluement and hard labor, ten Yeitis in the
Clinton prison.
New Tom, December I.—There is no news of
interest Miro this bone from the Army of the
Potomac. 1
Thelktairqs special crow the Army of the
James River, itays: The enemy recently opened
-11'.severe tire, Width Is bait, 11,1146dp a -with
- _caul • , though with Anal effiii< ' •`...•
The. Orld editorially says: It Is
. probable.
that aethemovetnents, are abdut to take place
collie Potomac. The coming two weeks promise
to be the most crebtftdefth`c war. they will pis%
hably whams a great battle near Richmond and
'anodic. In the Shantirtdonh on the third, as Ina ,
iititant as the other In Tennessee.
• Several minor confilets, Yore transpired. with
_.pregnable teble ickults in Georgia, and others at
• least as important. Naval actions bare also °Cent ,
ed along - the mat: ' '
General Butler bas issued orders pistalsslng,
streral officers &inti the: - service, for various
. ,
-
rrilr-to. t , .. .
SclinnaLD
The WcrtcreiVashington spoelai mace that rare
ate who are ealdto be aequainhal with the ...en
toil Wipe of the Prieldint'i manse atty It civil.'
.Lerdingly tonoerratire ohntaeter, and
aim At the conciliation of alLpartiee and chews
in :he North. . .1 .L . a ~
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Sit lautilied - deserters front The Feleral omits.
an. in the immediate vicinity of Nugur. Falls,
tin the Canada side, most of whom hare obtained
bounties. Titer are in a wretched condition.
Many Imre permission to return.
The Sei-retary of WaY has ordered that the
pen led 'prisoners of way now arriving nt An
napolis, be paid in frill and - furloughed for thirty
days, as soon nt the- necessary papers can
treparect• •
The Nut's Washiegton letter sari that torot
h+ rs of Congress are arriving rapidly, A quo
rum will doubtless he present on Monday. Mr.
Stevens, of rei na. Cluiinnan of the. flow Com
mittee of Ways and Mehne,'ls here. Mr. Sher
won, of Ohlo, who in to be (linkman of the Sens
.am Finance Cominittec. Is also here. '
The Interior of the Capitol has underpno
siderableyhange 'Mee the adjourninent of Con
gres*:. ' •
The 11:14,1,r, Washington special say , : It Is
believed in °Melia circles that' the tone of late
Richmond paper., to relation to itilldra before
Petersburg,.has been governul I.y.the COnvlttglon
that the rebel enjiltal must be moved, and that
the Southern jonntala arc freparing the public
mind for the esaewstion of Virginia.
Prominent military men exprest the opinion
that I.re has been sending off troops by rail for
several days and Is about to accept the alterna
tive of stealing olf from Grant with most of his
army, If possible, and Iturliog overwhetming
numbers upon Sherman. No fears for the latter
arc, entertalned. •
.Pricohero Say the people intimated that -there
were fortes under , Dentin:grind and-Johnson
marelifog to Atli stn to oppose Sherman. hut
they did not believe Sherman uould encounter
mueit resi4Uthee at Savannah, as there were hut
15(0 men there, }tin) would make but a feeble
roll:dance.
The ItielunondePispateh ptitilinhes Sherman'.
ou is-hit onli•r tiflii4canqutign, and rled& literally`
from the Northern and Westerli Jounials that
have pretended to give the numbers of each
branch of his arthy. It 'also nabllshes , a fair
specimen of chat, It calls Yankee tiers--n-Phil
adelphia canard, ebottt the three Governors of
Georgia, AlalunnasMi Ssisslppl, offering terms
of tenee to Shernian.
The 117dg, of !lie says General Breekln
ridge arrived In Richmond on the night, of the
:nth. •
The I.Seprfrer, of the inith, says The whole
South Is full of Yankee spies; they are known to
have regular lines of communicatlon,whlch leave ,
Richmond nightly; and our (wetting papers reach
'Graut's Itentlenniers before three o'clock next
morning.
The Bristol L'cuker, of the Stlth, says : All is
cutlet in Rost Tennessee. Onr tbrecaat -Straw
nerry Mem are confronting the Yankees on the
oppolte side of the river.
The Richmond Examiner of the 20th says: No
dints can now be :entertained of Sherman et de
signs or destlnatiOn. When Davis sent Rood
out ha took the only army apparent In the coun
try MT his shoulders and carried - It -through
, mouutainantwjlelf, in the mud between TUMICII3II.
Ida and Flcrencei Sherman is determined to
make an attempt on our lines of communica
tion, between. Vir4lnta:ands: theiM'iu'ollnas.., find
the mid of . the Confederate States. His work In
Northern Georgia! was done, and for ulterior
operations any point on the, tea coast would be. .
a better.base than 'CliattantsagM. He risked
Itnuelt In appearnacepbettperbapi , :littio ra ,
silty by destroying , his Otanummication. HO_
can transport his ammunition for at least three
thebattlos,and for supplies this season of
the year he might partly 'relj on the coinifry
through which he proposes to puss.
The Rfrittnond lf7,t`g says;„ We do not intend ,
:tirlnfortivleankee;newspaperis 'where Sherman,
'now ls, but we feel, a hesitation in hemming them
that. he Is not 1 Charleston or Savannah er
Macon or Augusta, and that not 'One of these
cities has ever becolhreatened by his foram.
Thu renewing Is, from the Augusta Chronicle,
of Alto • A urge number of veteran
troops bare already arrived, and many more are
on, the wayhither. It Is with great pleas - tire that
we annonnee the news, and the foe will have to
stop in his triumphant march, instead of 'Meer
whelming Big State at Ids ease, as he has proud
ly bOasted. Ile will be fortunate If he seats:AS
in making his escap'e.
It Is stated that a large cavalry force has left
Greenville, S. C., and Is moving across the coun
try; In the direction of Atlanta, probably with a
slew of cutting MB the Yankee column which is
moving down tire (Borgia Railroad in this dime-,
tiod.
Officers Resigning—Letter from Captain
Whislow.-Peoteat from the Bahia Mer-7
chute: 7 1
New , Tont, Doe. I.—An army letter to thci
-Tinier Gaya: Many otneerr aro resigning on ac
count of the hlgh`,coat of living. The °Meets
and Prkrattl , be some regiment linvo bocri'entri
plaiting botanse they have not boon paid punc
tually:\ ono regiment no moneyhas hem paid
-for eleven Months.
• Al the Chamber of Commerce to-day a letter
wee read from Capti Winslow, which chasad by
Buying the destruction of the Alabama - la, an ,
event that was of great importancelainduenclug
our Mudge, relatioas.at the. present time, asle
from tile benefit.derived of ridding 'the 0C2311 of
a most dittrnetive pest upon on! commerce.
A tooted lkom the Bahia -,mmthenta concOna.
inttliellarbin'ow read, and a commltteeap
po rated to coos 'tbe
,
prsothttl oPitaPkglt:
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THE PLOT To BUM! NEW, YOU.
Itweatigation by denciial Dix:
,
N z i, Tons/Dee. T.—The le ye-tie-Aloe of the
, 1
!deg 'to burd the city is proceeding'. with the
.
greatest vigor and swear. Gen..Dlx is closeted
, .
decd . ), with detectives and othcm;:w no arc eu-.
• . .
-1;301 in this heatless. Tho .exambistion, of
prisoners has been going on before the Military
Cormatirehm for, the past twenty.one;days, and
those most conversant with the ease, express
- petit. tontieleace that some of the 'malefactors
be detected and punished under Gen. Dix's
4.0161:4 The city at this monlent Is under the
slinkiest - survallance.• Lists of arrivals from the.
I• 860.11 are sent daily from the hotels to head--
„qoarittas, ar i d' all the suspected personk -who
fall :Ito...report ' themselves, will be soma's
4LT _lnutished. . The leading hotel • keepers
arelgling rain their power, to aid the authorities,
- and arc to iYonstant mmununicatlou with' them.
• ft; . l6: indicative of the thoroughness and skill,
..wittiOwhich mcastirts , have heels taken, that
, whiktfhe. closest watch is kept throughout the
cleY,lbe . agents' of the Government and their
,tnodo: of operations are wholly unknoin to the
• *bag at large. ;; The! coudition . or !thing;
. mitt:rally
_excites Muth' alarm and' uneasiness
.11101310 ff Boutherilv,re lli,thiq city, -A • large num.
beryl - ahem register themselves daily, and many,
havegarne forward to give what aid they eatilia
,:dttectlag the itlot. _ The ntunbar of these refu
gees le 'much exagerated, those whom opportmd ,
"tikag them best :means of judging, estimate
~the from 10,000 to- 15,000 only, of these, 'a -
PotallsoPortion are women and loyal southern- -
crs, who have Mondoned their property, and En
to
loit ie
the tyrany ofJeff. Davls. All who-id
emselves are obliged to take the oath of
alit e. The only exceptions to this rule are
those he, for reasons of public policy are ex
; -..listii t irig, Dec: 1.---The. military anthoriti,
'trad, &hi pollee are acting together for - the (lei"- 1'
qknilf the persons concerned In the ptd t. to' bunt '
the thy. The Military Commisslen4itnovr:in
sestkat taking testimony In the matter. Them
le.nolilottht that the "perions concenied in the
plot are of the same class as the Detroit and St.
.
Albans raiders.
. , .
l'is.W You Dce. I.—The inria has the fol
taxiing extracts from Richmond papers of the
the 29th, tehgraphed from Washington t `-'
•
The &nand says : We vain repeat, as the
,enemy have no melee of commanteation 0,,.
Shermah, it is deemed bent for nubile intereM_
not to-pubilthintelllgence . of military movements
In Gorrgia.
The "itspate/A tars: Georgia uchanges far
. pistonswith very little intelligence.
Gov*or Broom hes Issued a proclamation
for calling qr name the whole free
.white male
population in the State between fifteen and sixty,
for forty attys.
' The flight In Milleduvilloo when the enemy
'approdkiedovas VCry groat. SOMI,IIIOIIII/Vlll of
the Imgitilature paid as Ithglo as a thousand dol.
hors to be carried eightymiles.
' - -A letter was rend. lit o:gumbos on Saturday,
from Pallietto Point, on the West Point and La
grango. railroad, stating .t.h.tt -Kilpatrick witti
5,000 Yankees was advancing down the country
pore the .I'tltilAmn side of the ettattnochle, burning
ttird`dehroylpg evervthlro,.... ' •
The Mott:Meat offrood hes - bad,the effect tha
It Wilt designed to Win:
If Ediertnrin reaches the ocean, he will leave the
whole country behind him, from the ocean to
the wettern boundary of Alabama, clear or the
enemy..
.• .. . _ t..
- . The -.Enquirer , SaYs: The march of Sherman
has not_been productive of any results whatever.
Macon _ bas: not been captured, nor Augusta
threatened. The last weds he has not been able
Ito,itdtattenten miles.
.It is reported that he has
been repulsed and driven bark wherever he has
attemptof to advance. Itislemy It now harassed
on its flanks and rear and manfully resisted .in
Mint.- The sea ? is still mere than a hundred
miles from his army. Every hour consumes big
proalsiciesand,tioncentrates pm armies. Until
his tuoireftients developed his Intentions, It was
impostilbie to cpneentrate our forms, without
eipbtithiiinportitut places, but uow that Ills dot,
thsationMuows reascma that held ourforces
apart a - faker tlirfild Immediate concentration.
We meet to hear of Important results being
acre before long, but It is of great las..
Port noiNtild.the enemy sbould not know at
who ,O rman may be &reed to reach the.
lithi r.
corm . • may get through to 'the Golf
coot SW" - for Airattilitrutp,ll.mt_as.dbr
MA ate conf to any swim Injury them
In n tiapprollinver.
... er Idnesisq,„'Augustit, Won Point or Co
lamt is. all of which were as neserltal points as.
any n Georgia. have born attacked toy Sherman.
, Ile seeking to get through Georgia, test to cap
ture ny more of her cities.
The rumor that toe Central Railroad had hecu
cut vas collect, ton vas not Injured to a salmi
extent.
We 1113:$' not sustain any physical Injury, but
our cause cannot escape the moral effect of Sher.
nub's triumphant raid through the heart of the
Confederacy.
The Papatch cars it was reported that Grant
had Bent off a tonsiderable body of troops - to co
operate with Shertettn . in Georgia and old that
General In reaching and establishing a base on
the .ktiantle mast. We do not vouch for the
rumor, but 111164 sac that there is nothing im
probable in it. hid We think. It more likely that
Grant is mustering his forces for an early demon
stration on Lee, than scattering them to old
Sherman. it is J ust as possible that Sherman's
coming grief might not he cliaagretable to hint.
That General has already acquired no much glo
ry as to, become a dangerous rival as a candidate
for the next Presidency. We may therefore, if
the weather permits, exitect an early demonstra
tion on bolls our wings.
The enemy have considerable of a Sect between
Dutch Gap and Bermuda linndreil, but the ves
sels lately assembled tin Hampton. Roads and
liner not come unit& far. Intrillgenee luta been
received through a source entitled to confidence,
which lead us to infer that Ills fleet is intended
and has sailed fur, Savannah, or some harbor In
that vicinity. to teeoperate Shennan, should
that crlicer . etteceed in marching' his turn through
Georgia.
The Er juicer says Great results are antici
pated from the present movements of Breekin
ridge. lie Is planning n grand campaign to re
deem Kentucky.
New York Money . and Stock Market
New Yong, Dee. I.—The market was taken
by surprise by a degotbnion of a loan of 00,000,000
ofdre-twenty bonds. Between Sub-Treasury and
Bankers' Mar, which was mode this morning
at . one ,O'Clock, nearly the whole amount had
been taken at. 105.. One-half of the payments are
to be made td-tuoriow, and the remainder In a
fmr days. Government Stocks steady. Bank
Shares dull. Coil Stocks strong. Railroad
'Bonds quiet. Railroad Shares somewhat de-
Pressed by the prevailing suspense. Goldopened
at an advanced ofering . AAla morning over the
thising raid last evening. The favorable military
news Tensed &decline of l per cent; aftewards
there was a rally, and the decline partially re
(severe& The market has been quiet and 111116/1-
tCII.. The news from Thomas was prevented
frem depressing. Geld extensively by a report of
a reverse to Sherman. The parties claimed that
the information cattle from a rebel seurco. The.
Money and Forehpi Pareltanginfaikie. pre:keit ,
no new features. Petroleum Stocks are in con-"
siderable demanN fhe business to-night at
thtitigher's . Evening Stock Exchange was very
'dia. , Gold, !closing steady, 'Erie, 06;1',';
Illidnon, 118; Beading, 1343,4 Michigan Central,
jetty ; Michigan Bnuth., 09,k i• Illinois Central,
'Pittsburgh, 110;4; iCleveland le Toledo, 108%;
Rock. island.;lo44; North Western, 70; Fort
Wayne, 104; Ohin MisslSsippi Certiticates,
101!..;; Cnutherbutd, 463; Quicksilver, S634fsfit ,
/PPP, : .
. .
Nati Tann; Dec. I.—Tho herald has the fol.
lOwlng sneolnl t
Water,' Tennessat, P. .31;-.r
About noon, on Wednesday our main army
reached Franklin, when General Schofield pre-,
pared to give the enemy battle. -There was very
littlaskirtnlehing an Hood's object was to nttack
tut before we had ;time to throw up defensive
works. About fink o'clodk the enemy's vim
mond advanced en our lit-es, when the ball lirui
opened by our batterict, the Meg their 'advance.
Soon • after -the :regular cannoading opened
along one whole line. Tile rebels who had been
protected by bo - ads, now' emerged from their
rover and opened:, with fierce musketry along
(tele 1113 M, and then chortled. Fora moment
part of our line wavered and fell baek`ltefore,the
desperate charge or the enemy.
(let:tombs Tuper nod Cos, however, rallied the
men and 'charged the enemy, who crowed over
mud abandoned the line Of ottrworks. The re.
Leis, not lighting to desperation and charging
our lino furiously, sonic leaping :over our works
and fighting bard. Now was the critical
Monlent. Our genbrals their troops and
Rent them howling in _ . the center, when our
ortilltay_ and musketry mowed them , down by
hundreds. The side was now tinned when - our
men, Inspired vijilt euecess,:gavo a w i ld henna,
and swept them beak - like an avalanche, In the
wildest disorder and OD-urn:Rion.
Wiled now satin, yet we followed up our ad
vantage what once threatened to. be, a' Wares
trona defeat was taped Into whatloos victory.
The courage of our officers, and the desperate.
craven' Of oilmen was ape:consoled. , -Our tars
seta 100 in Mel and. wouaded. .Wo captured
trier.looo prisoners and eight battletinges. Two
rebel Brigadier Generals aro In our hands.
lihreadhth War. Vassal -Voradar—ana Ware
.to Visit 'pie -United Statesi, •
Nam' iiplcc, Dee. L—The British war Weep%
• Voredle, now theiharbor; expects to tielt.all
the proFilnea r forts 'atria Atlantic ! gawk the Gulf
yeast: • • , C-111.4.211fi. 3 • ^
-WiEbit'ildllo2ls9 letter • Gra;..llpi
rOpi•Tfili t9".7 1311 Vatte&Atiitot
, ,
441TY.4.N1l EWAN.
. .
•
3lt rti.nig or the National Association, for
•., the- Arcentfriteist of the Constitution.
The Nati 1 onaAssoci ation (or the amendment
of the Conititution met' In convention on Tee,-
tioy evening, Nov. 29th,, In the Wett Arch street
' ..pre , byterian Church, (Rev. Dr. Edwards') Phil
,
' adelphia, at 11; o'clock.. Sion. James Pollock,
'Vico President, occupied the chair. Governor
Politick , introdneed the presvexlings by reading
DM fhl halos. Thu Bev. Dr. Edwards then trot
in Prt Ver, After Which,'„the Secretary, air i. G.
Butler, read the cull for the meeting. Governor
• -- Polloak then read a letter from Rev. D. C. Eddy,
D. D., the President of the AsSociation, Upol'o
, gibing for i ts absence,' and expressing his cor
- dial appro lion of Uto Object of the meeting. •
The Chni 'Etat:a - that this meeting wag
merely, pre . ' 'The object of the A3IOC-111-
tiOn IS an ltntie and he congratulated w =nee : the - t Tho oiled. was not
lo crvertjmn &destroy, but m ''ascribe," - as
stated In lllMEddy's letter, "on the foretmet of
our organle*,w - the name of Mtn who Is King
of KLoid of Lords."
Dlf then read a aeries of resolutions
pre -t he: Exticiitive Committee for the
eemiddeidtioir - 4 ,- tha' Atisociation: , They are as
1
folitifritil 4 .,./.‹i:" t -..''''
Ersolard; ; TlntlitOffd recognition of GA,,
the Lord JnszMist,', and the Italy Scriptures,
_as reweM in the 'manorial 'or this Association
tl ' is cloarlynEtcriptural atity;;ichich it
Id national peril to ditiregan.. , ° " . ' -'
~ Nat
,Artd. - .Miat In consider:tilos of theireneml
diffusion Oftiellgious 'intelligence. pritalplea nod _ .
lnstitutiOnsihroughout onrcountry; In-slew - tif the'
lilittlY express recognitions of Christianity by the
.Constitutions, and the Legislative enactments or
' the severe!l;tatts, and in view also , of the re
-Unions hist ry of the roundlet; of ;he govern
ment, it is a a* ~ .c, qleinn fart that our
pre.sent Natty - ' old of env
distinctive . ..
.Ctildf Mae . r
. ~-Gm ,
•,_ _ I
rotted no CI ..,
treaty with
tri 'declare ,''' -
Stites is u 1
,than rcligi ! _-..
enmity or ' 1
nien.. .
. .
a‘ :loch wtd
em.eleuee -
12nroined. That to
and present, and the state o
wra
arnt and encourage the att•
amendment of the Constitution
cal by tho A,soclation
Re;wlerd, That the It ch
It oir of repentance, tom
,"
that In finch u dap:tit:Ala
as has • befallen tis, every rot, from
Is valuable and Important: It Ls cthat In
kuouledglng God,' in eunltlngids , . 4 " ' n
fuilng. Ole - principle% of, Lis word throe
our tiovernrucnt and Administration, tit
there no mistake committed, hut an end
first dignity end I mportanee Is secured.
lion. Win. tdrong, of the Supreme Court of
Peniundvania,addrthedthe Atesembly Ile said -
It might be ineredlblo.lf not publicly annomnied
thut.t.turo la tid exfiressieargnitlort of (bottle the
Constitution. In the history of the country we
find abundant reason why there shonkl he each
a riseogidtion. Chrittlanity has always been the
common law of every Christian .land. It has
been the common law of this kind since Its first
colonization. It was. the common law of Eng
land long before our fathers carte here.. They
avowed that they brought it with then' lbom their
father land. Most of the charters under which
the colonies were formed acknowledged the gov
ernment of (Sod.
The drat eolony was etanblblical in Virginia in
1.606. 'lts first act Ives to acknowledge God. It
Was only in 1699 that toleration was granted to
dicientent In Virginia.
The second colotty waoct he colony of Plymouth
in lea. They declared their object wan to ad.
♦amen the glory of Gpd. Thu vpassed a law that
none thould vote 4 clecLlous uuleoa they were
•members of the Church.
The third colony ATVS that-of Massaehesetts In
16211. 'They recognized Christianity as the COIII-
thon . Jarr, pusn ided 'for lbu support of the elicit
tlan religion and tbo ministers of the °lmpel lie
- with] not fu/low all the,New England ' voloulm
hot allretogmlleil tbu same laws.
In the thkrt..pn.ettiival States there was ace
co;rfiltitni id God. ' ' _,
The 'charter of Maryland was granted in 10.7:-.
It declared that the 01,131M011 law of England was
to 14 , the law of the ptroovince_ aleven yea:inner
war,ds*, a series of taws was .pasaed, that 'the
Church should ettiov protection.
The Carolina cOonles were - formed In Dan.
Tih'y made the same recognitoin. In 1079 It
was deciarari that unman should Lave driest to
an estate who did not - acknowledge the being of
God end that he should be worshipped.
In 1662, William Penn had the first law enact
ed for the gmcrnmcnt of the province of Penn
sylvania. It commences thus: "Whereas, tho
glory of Ged and the good of mankind are the
ends of all governments, dc."
Rev. Dr. Goddard then addressed the Conven
tion. Adjourned with prayer and hanctlictlon by
Rev. Dr, Juuklit, Until the next morning at 19
o'clock.
•
The Convention roosiembled on Wedneoday
meriting at tO o'clock. In the nheerfee of the
President end Vice Piesident, the Rev. Dr. Ed
wards Was called to the - chair. The Rev. Mr
Schwartz, of Baltimor.e, led in prayer. On the
sugy.o.,tlen or Dr. JulUu, the Preeldent read the
Minntes, of last Convention were
then rend. Correfpondence was then . eallel for,
and n number of eornmuuleatlous from dlstin
rnieheil perluna In different parte of the' °aunt ry
were rnd.
A number of spnitienten reported that auxilia
ries have been formed or were In promos of for
motion In their tw.pectiveloonlities. The Revs. A
M. Mlninon, 3leiDonald, Smith (Episcopal);
Dr. Dungitts and others having been called upon
made some remarks 011 :the general subject an.
Its progress.
On motion the 'monitions - were then token
up, and•ttew. Dr..Tnnkln. Oellverell n lengthy ad
dms on the fallaew that " Religion has nothing
to do with polltleli:h
Dr. Cooper agreed in. Ile.main with Dr. Jun
Adjourned with prayer by the Rev. Mr. At
wood, to InFct in the afternoon at three o'clock
The Robbery of Adania , Espross Company
at Carlton:
On the night of the first of September lust,
.
the stiles snit safe of the Adams' Express Com
. ~
part . , at Grafton, were entered by means of false
keys, and the safe robbed of most _of its contents.
As soon as this was know in Baltimore by
telegraph, with the promptness and energy .which
is characteristic, of 'the : Company, their
Attorney, Was ;dispatched _to thIS city, and on
Ids arrival found that ,the money talien eon
silted of about V5O tmd a package said to cod
apl.
Min #12,000, sent.by ; the ,company for one -
. tburliesleyirom Whaling to Grafton, and a -
tressed to himself at the latter place.- The t
of the company soda came to the conclusion th t
this large package Was bogus and that the ro
berY woo part of a plan to defined the coniptiny.
Raley, though in 'SS heeling. made Ms nersonalde
mend for. his package; but put hiefalso claimjn
to the bands of out of the most rancetable at: -
torneys,lu our cityovhe tailed upon the attorney
. of Alta company at hii betel and demanded pay
mcut. Ile was informed that In order to enable
the company to pay the claim three points must
be established to their satisthetten, yis : .Eirst, as
to the kind, and demanininipit of the money the
package contained; accond;as to'where and from
' whom it was procured! and, third, prove. by
some 'disinterested' reliable person or persons
that the stud of ttli,ooo In good money was ac
tually put into the ,aekage andalelivered to the
company's agent.. .No attemptivas made to fur
nish this Information until about the Let of Oc
tober, wren the affidavits were made and sent to
the company's attorney 4n Baltimore, the char
acter of which only served to demonstrate the
correetoesa of the conclusion-arrived at by the
counsel, that Resla's package *as bogus, and
that the robbery was part of the plan to defraud;
and that It was commlted by hint or Ida accent
.
pikes.
On the ulp,ht of the stli of Betaber, .the office
and safe at Grafton , were again entered and rob
bed of a package known to contain $15,000 In
s2o.netes of the. Pipit National lank of Pitts
burgh, a new issue, and some ssooln otherpack
ages and loose money. The Company 101111C(11.
ately after the first robbery, had given orders not
to use the same safe again, which inconsequence
of the B. it 0.11. Iti being cut they could not re
place. But through a pure misunderstanding or
accident, one , of the =playas put thlstlarge
package and other money Into the safe on the
night orate : robbery—Me agent at Grafton being
at-that time In Baltimorean business.
soon us the compaity was Informed. of the
second robbery, by teleMeph, Allen Pittkerton,
the chief of the Scalene! Deccan Agency,
(whose headquarter! are at Chleago,) the most
reliable and skillful 'detector of crime in this
country, who has for yeare past - been - employed
, by the Express Compaoy With brie:table success
in the 'detection of the various heavy . robberies,
-committed upon them, took charge of the mat ,
ler, and, as usual, 4004 recovered tho money,
and apprehended every one connected litany way
with the robbery, and, en Tuesdny, ,Redey, "Ale
ner Marks and Charles Meredith .were commit
ted tothe jail et Vainnont teethe crimeithey"
(thee prisoners) havitig previously. Made to the
preitimom mthrney Of the company, who,in con
ncelion with 'Mr. Despard, Clattaburgirep.
nmPteit We ampatti, , , sad totaftabonfee4
ANksof. o=4. ttib rob was
ME=
11 apl.varit from their cutatessiete, tilet
wholuts hithecto beau an honest thantich weak
tlie
- num, anhti belongs to a most highly respect
:Ole fatiilly, and" whese brother is lull In the
taxi* , by.sll who know him--throngh
his clissipmud hbbits, became a tainted with
Marks and J dint who were partnere in a
drinking and ga Mg 'saloon at tirafton, and
men of known • bad N e w and, led on by the
Imd eomputiv and bad skev with which he
was mummfied; be eunfedersird With them in
the planning. and execution of tom. robbery, and
after many - Ingtinionsly conceited_ +memos du
ring the past summer. they At 13 sti7seeded,
as hos been stated.
Thee, as well as other tome astute and despi , e.
ate robbers who are inenrceratettin various, pen
itentiaries throughout the eonitry, know - that the
rnerw, intlnenee and liberal cv • Pendititre on the
part' of the Compeny, in connection with the
"Ain, • courage and indoidtable pcmcveratmo
which Mr. Pinkerton anti his eel. of trained
detectives always net, are more than a match for,
criminals, no 'natter how wily and deep Isld
their plans may be, or how suet:vista' their 'tic
comillislament. The Company, we Maderstand,
Lave never yet: rimed to detect and: punbili per
sons wholate rebind them:— Wilealin9 Relyistc4-
The Death or. lteriult - Ott;,-Coroner'a
restigatloui
Tho jury eiurannelled by theCc.profter to illlra
tigatd the eirentesiarteeii attendant -upon the
death of Frank Ott, who"Yras shot on the sth ult.,
at the Iron City Hotel, In the Sloth ward, re-as.'
`sernided at Alderman Donaldson's- °tee yelter
day afternoon. when. the folloWing eddeneo was .
elfelted ' . - •
Thomas Little iestiti&l that he had been to the
meeting at Lawreneeville, on the night. of the
fttb_ult.; wanone of a party that chartered.'e rail
way car totting them tattle city; stopped at N'ee
son's.' to Seta drink, when a difficulty neenermh.
witness walked 'hut upon the pavement; and
Shortly aftenraids the crowd canto rushing out;
Mr. Neeson emote to the door with a pistol in his
hand when wftness said to him, "Don't make
a fool of yourself • Nceson replied, "Get out.
of the way" when witness left him; went to the
corner of the bre, undulate there, heard three
*i four report,. f a pistol; the shots appeared to
Fhe ittrectloia of the house: the , pis
' revolver; did nor know de.
-" by the curt Mulwalked
that auk mmton 'had
it Dr. I{,eftrti's office.
• • htitt he had beeti.at
easing home to the
s,.
anted; when IL rasa oc,.
',Fnted; a ft er Ott
w shots were tired;
Sitness' arm while
Se; did .not know the
sl with the light; the
nkM'Garr,Ed.Toga,
Little, Miehael lireroton,
k Ott and witness.
at he was employed as
- anger. Railway , Corn. ,
conveyed the party
111'11; was instructed
les to stop at any
their request stoppid
• got out and took a
witness' horses um
went . . after the fight
toti liinnett weei cixi
the h.aug room
ttithed.eaert;
Ott
une •., after getting lu said he had
.sett Thins. Ott was in the ear when he was
LL
Irlint j
6,
.
• litnothy Duffy testified that he wan at Nee.
son's house when the ear arrived. The.party.
went in and drank. and then refused to pay.
Mr. NCC.I4OII came from behind shellac, when the
fight ensued ; Ott and his party commenced the
• light; was tea the Arcot when the shots went
- fired ; the flashes of the pistol eamo fruits the
direction of the boner; did not see the pistol;
nor do not .loos who ft Was that fired it ;'sup.
postal at first that it Was stones that were being
thmwn at the house, but discovered afterwards
That pit had been glasses ; the pavement was
roveryl with brOken glasses in the morning;•
did not know until next day that anyone had
been shot.
James Dolly testified that he was at the house
when Mr. Neeson conic home from the meeting
at Lawrenceville; NC(.4.011 and about twelve oth
ers went to the bar . and drank; after drinking
they all. left but three; Mr. Nemo was about
closing his home when the car containing Ott
and party arrit al; they nil went Into the hottse
and drank; Ott asked. the party to drink, and of
declined paying; Little then called for
order, got upon a chair and commerical-making
a speceltp.Neesoneame from .behhad,the bar and
asked Ottjo pay Tor the drinks; when he again
refused -to. do cot, a man In the room
named- Mcc!oranick said that any men
(Kends np to drink 'should* tatmenougittopay.
I.itile said he would pay forth° drinks ; Patrick
Tague also (Arend to pay, but Isteestni stall they
did not call for the drinks anti should not pay.
. Prank McGarr that struck McCormick inulknock
ed hint 'down; somo person took ?ireeson by the
throat, -when the crowd caught. McCormick,
pinta.' him out of the house and bent blot. Pat
Tonne also knocked Waters down and beat MID;
VIM Fronk 'McGarr throw a tumbler through the
windows; witness then stepped back into an
alley, when the allots were fired; the flashes came
from thoslireetion of the bar-Wont door, Ott was
in the house at the time of the fighting; did not
see the pistol, tier - did not know who did the
shooting, . •
Michael Fallon' testified that .he came from
.Lawrenceville with :Secede on the night of the
meeting; tWnlt.lieoson treated; another crowd
-came from the,riteeting and went Into the house,
and up to tho bar; a men got upon a chair to
make a speech; the fight then commenced; heard
a man say, "Go In; Sixth • ward boys;" after
fighting a abort time the crowd went out and
commenced throwing et the house; heard the
report of a pistol outside, and got between the
door and window; for protection; Necson's wife
fainted during the riot; did not see Section from
the time I drank it the bar oath hie wife fainted;
did not know anyone was shot till Net%ort WAS
arrested by the pollee.
There being no, other witnesses present, the
jury adjourned to Meet on Monday often:num at
two o'clock, when they will probably - agree upon
13 verdict: JnlllesNeeSoll, 1010 is charged with
doingthe shooting, Is atilt In jail, awaiting the
result of the comminution.
The funeral Of Frank Ott took place yeater
day afternoon. The family being In indigent
eircumstanets,'several charitable gentlemen In
terested theutselves in their behalf, and In few
hours raised over Sixty
. dollars, for them,: which
Willrelleve their present necesslties. The—de
ceased was about, twenty years old, and had
served a term • f titres years In the army. llla
step-father, who was also a soldier, had Ids right
foot shot off during errceent engagement.
A ?Jew Stock Firm.
We direct attention to the card of 31cont.
Thomas Steel and John D. Dailey, who have as
sociated themsevesnogether for the purchase and
sale ofetock, real estate
Bell, Fourth
and have opened
W
an Mace In hine' 11 Fourth street.' These
gentlemen are boll's° w and, favorably imown
to our readers, that, they need no word of com
mendation from us. ';The business which they
have undertaken is a most responsible one,
requiring promptness energy, and unswerving
- intcgrity—and sall or these roqulsltes they possess
In an eminent degree. Enjoylng a large business
acquaintance, and the confidence and esteem of
their fellow citizens, they will doubtless soon.
build up is large and profitable limbless. Pee
sonsbrkeing stock or rod estate for sale, can
not piece them in defer or more rcilithle
We wish the hew BM abundant success._
La Rue , . Relation/. -
Rue's Great War Shcrw is :'attracting. over
.
Butting' 'audiences ;to, Malconk; hail and wo
are not surprised nt this, for It Is one of lite most
plea,log and entertaining exhibitions cvergotten
❑p. The great nftraction consists in the novelty
of introdneing moveable figures to,representbat
tics, charge,s, naval actions. etc., giving the
scenes a most maul* and thrillinglyilte like op
penranee. The cotdicalities of. Mr. La Rue form.
a most pleasing lbatnrc of the entertulment. We
.mny state that an afternoon exhibition wlllAte
given oh finturday, , for the ancomunxiation of
- women and children. Doors open at two, per
formance to commence at three o'clock.
Pnorgeson 3 ui.Ai •P.wrinisrlswENT.--The
entertninment given by Pitif..Millar, last erect,
lug, at Concert Hall„.for the benefit of Bt. Vin
cent do rind Porkity,' was' well attended. A .
pleasing flatten. of the evening was a perform
ance by. Prof. 'll. Puckett - Hz, the eminent O
utlet, who badlilndly voinuteored his song:es
for the occasion. `The Protistsor was loudly,ett
cored, and responded - by Ofvoring the audience
with a beautiful fashode. Ills performances eli
cited the warmest appinuscorlitch was deserved;
as he bi one of tbe most encetesful teachers MIL,:
city, and a compoter of DO ordlniry ability. Any
of our citizens wisitino to secure his services as
a teacher can consult elm at his residence, No.
:Lt Penn street.
Cm*Ali Of instructions Issued by thellost
Master General untie! date -or.'.l:id November,
contains the followlngt •
”Ilth, Post Masters wlll sea that all. printed
Matter dropped in their oillom for delivery,
charged with postage at the same rates as if it-.
came in the mall, and will include such postagea.
in their monthly report, under the head of re..
celpts frorn:local post nat.".
Vitozior TO Dsiviti.-:•••On Tuesday night of Wt
week; farraer;from the neighborhood Of
Etiontbuig, - nentOd Evart Darla; Wrilletutdertliol
Intlutnesof liquor, litydOwn in ono of tbitalleye,
of the Fourth Ward,ihihnstown, In what is eons.
triourrkilown suEllorneretcrwn, and woe so bad - -
ly frozen that he did on tbq following evettlnk,;.-
..slzerrnes•• Ittorrrrr.—Our' readers shoeld not , '
forget that Par. - tereett, the pyttlai - commelitan
"ot tbdfilifiatro, takee a , bowl, at' the:pstabli i b.-
Inp e
this. evening Ittipleadldzbrn. As off ;
mid ir bta,iiitett3 - eat maybe upaewd, , All
loytra.of tam ithoaki ;dentin attoattaava. -
i c
ta",.S7.A.BLISLIED IN 178
Meeting Alle of houncils.
gone C .
The regialar monthly mettle; of Atiegiteny
1 fly Connellawas on Thuriday crerthig.,
Teeember lat e _
In Scied (lornctis Pmetat, hfkasra.
Francis, tiopkins,'lrsrin, Knox - , S. Riddle, Oro. •
It. Riddle, and Marshall, President.. •
The tainutes of the, pmrious meeting
. stero
read and approaed. ' ' •
Mr. Frond °Maeda resohnion instructing, this • •_.
Conumitteo oil Improving City.. Property letpat- • -,''' . I ••'r•i' •
cure inkstands for the Ilse of the Selectandfiont- . • "..;
coon Cannella. Read three time's and passed. . • .
Mr. Knox, from Ordinance Commlftee.'rerott •
ed an ordinance, r••• - ulating the inspection of salt:a ,
On motion of Mr. Hophins the consideration •
ershoordittanhe was *sported until next
iftg ast i Louncils. • • r
Mr., •La presented the report of the Stmts.
comzeitteto.cting forth that the Committee had " , ••'
advertisedlor ps ere s e t e te r th e p e ei ng or, - •
shall stacet, in; thusri cs t, ward from: . Beek gae; ,
to Marion avenue, atileewortied the "contract m
to .
Mr. Robet•t• lUdd. at flu , re . ecida ptr canto •
yard, thla heing the tottnal e Committee; • ` . :ff"
alto reported a resolution antis° u i e pay:.
tutu: of the pay roll' f Stmt . C o' fi e , - •
NoinuttnT, antotustlng to (.41 73, tuid
3tnminn, for smith work. OMOtinitng t o ' 14'.. . • • " - /-1
• Iteport•read and itefel4td, and rvaoi,tif!Fei'F°":•••••. •
three timitand passed. • "
Alt/ Knox, Rout: the Caninittee , on •Water, -, e
ail
offered: a resolution authorizing the Mayor to
draw. his warrants on the Treasurer for the poy- •
7„)
merit of it::: fob:farina' 141te : E. - Atoluittitc nut" -
eve! and a1:ink : 41,563 ZO: dm:online:Awn : labor,
E4O; payroll Of Superintendent:for November.,
:450225. •
Report read end accepted, and restitution read'
thee and passed.. -
Mr. S. Riddle presented the bill °Messrs Tata,
Seville; for gas end water fixtirres in the "triiir
Chinni!, innonnting to 81,22$ 43; oilti or. •! • ,
,Jas. thr SI! SR for lumber..
- The biliw.vere retelved, and recoluelOtis author
izing their Payment read three tininc and passed. ,
31r. Francis Offered rescOlan Instructing -
Railroad Committee to tonne. with the President
.of the PlttsburghiFortVnyne & Chicago ' ' ' '
'way Company „taktgarcl to having a gas light. ":4 l''-1 -
Placed atAhe erow,lng of Sandusky street...
Adopted.'
Mr. S. Riddle offered a re.olution directing' • ` '= '
- R
the Committee:on City froptr.y to inquire wlty
the contract for numbering hotres had not been "
complied with. Adopted.
Mr. Train offered a resolution authorizing the • --
'Mayor to draw his warrant an the Treasurer in ,
- invor of Moses; Trenun t is, Tor *25 fur genl'
ita
:as Janitor of City Hall.
Read three flatus and pasced. • • ,
Ale. 8. Riddle moved that a special committee,
can=isthm of. one member of „Select and two
from Conunou,atdis be appointed to procure
the furnittim for the Cohnells Chambers before
the new Members Ore elected. Adopted, and
Mr. S. Riddle appointed on the part of`S. C.,
and itleters„ Stec:gal and Brown on the part or
C. C,
The following., eoeurtittee true appointed to au.
ilk the aepunts of the Mc officer*: lfee3re. G.
. _ . . . .
Itiddla and Franca, of 8. C., and 3let,an , . Dill,
Patterson and Bonney of C. C.
In all of which action not othcra•ide n olcd C
C. canon-red.
. .
On motion atijomued. .
•
iS Common Councli-4Present :—Messrs-Beti- . , ; 1 . 7. • -: '
ny, Brown, Canghey, Mil, Dunlap, Mania, litc. -, -
,
Neal, Patterson, Smith and President Marion '...". '. • ~ , ,r , /,
The minutes of the..preeeding meeting were ••
~
..•3 -,7',4•7 .
read and approved. ,-
Mr. Bill, from the Committee on Printing, - .."' :1 ' l ' 4
presented the bill of the 1.105 Itispatch for six .-' .' -.,-,•: :'l . - - ;:,,
months advertising a, per contract; amounting , - f - t f
-to *lOO. The bill was reetived,ind the Mayor
~..2 „
authorized to draw - his werrant for the amount: - ••• •,'",:- '• -A?? Ar - ..":
Mr. Benney.presguted the report of the C0m..,,t ~ , r;
mince on EmptiCS. The Committee reported. . :
adverse to throwing; inn of service 'lite Washing- • • • -
' touand Reliance Rosy Companies.' They also..' "ee" . - 11- -. rt.": 4.1 '''
reporbed a res.:dation in favor of,the payment of.' • :-.,.,.•., „ i l l
sundry bills., The report' wak accepted, and tho • •
resolution read tit= .tiniss and•passed.. - ~,,,/ •••1 1 ...;
Mr. Dunlap from the Committee on Markets, , -,.. ~ ..- r ... iv.• , •''.
' preiented •the following reports of the Weigh- .„
,' ,4 , ' ..'
matters forthe month of November: • '
. •-: . - .: , si •,•
Writ. E. Anderson, Second ward scales.. $317,48. ~,., 4 ; , , 7,,•.,_.•-•.-41• . ,
John F. White, East Common scales:- 124,51 •: - . •;•.
, . . .
Total ' 6145,99 • ;,.- ..11 :•• - r:r
..
The report was read and orderedio be Med. -, ~ ~,'...- , -c.f.;
Mr. lienney'bfftred 'the Allowing; which MU - -
, ..,
R .. That •If any of ; the coal dealers will-% - ~- 1 eiNg 4
furnish 1 for ten 'cents per bushel. at the Al- , ... , 4.,„ , -,
legiletly w ar t , thei•lvill nut' be clouted - While- . .
.'...
00
age until Ler notice. - ~, • - : ~.... ' , -r• - '-` , '•'•? ,1 -1•;.:
Mr: Patterson presented the report of the Vox- . ..,,t 1,?, • ••...4,,,;"
relate on Wharves and Landings, together with . •,• '
..•"; ,•
n resolution authorizing the Efayor to' raw -" • , l'• , - 0, •` , , , . - - u
~
his warrants ou the :Treasurer, in favor of A., r , ~.c1, , -..*lt
,f4" - •
Itoblice,, ibr MO, forlabor Ist putting .dovrA:Van.,..,,., , , „„.....,,,, { l_ '
seder ou Darragh street, and in' fat - or ofJamea '•• • '-'' •• . ,
1 Mtrier for 821 IS, for lumber for said sewer. ' , '! .•
I The report was accepted.. end tha rescind" -
read threo Stites mad adopted, ; • • „- - ~• ,-, : , i.t
Mr.• Dill offered the following-. ' •
/teagerd, That' the Treasurer be and he is
hereby initructed to .report forthwith 'to this
Council the number of sir per cent. bonds bear-
ing Interest, and also the number of bonds that
are-bearing four 'per cent. interest. - Adopted.
S. C. non-eoncur, and lay on table. •
Mr. llamas, from the Coturnittee on Surveys,
presented the report of the committee, embra
cing-a resolutlbn for the payment of the bill of
Wig Meßendry, Recording Regulator, amount.
Mg to MI6, and also A favor of R. R. Ray, As-,
sistenit Regulator; for the sum of VAS.
Mr. Emma offered the following resolution";
wbieliwas adopted :
Committee
. ~. ', -- , ' : •
. ficrotred, That the Con Library be ,
and they are hereby anthorlied t6haVe the boOk.:
cases of the Anderson Library removid • to. the
gallery of the centre room in City Hall, and have
the books placed therein forthwith. A. C. non- .
concur, and action deferred,
An ordinance antliorieing the grading of Fre
tnoid street, in the Second Ward,.was read thine
times and finally paned. Nnn-conenrred. In by
S. C., and 'referred ho Street Conualttee.
further netball in C. C. . . •-.
On motion, adjourned.
The Prothonotary Elect..
Jacob IL Walter. Esq., the Prothonotary eleCt,
formally entered upon the ;lath:sof ids new posl , ;.- . • ,
flea yesterday. His commission was read . itt •
,re
°pin court on 'Wednesday, and the oath Of _ offfeer , • ~
-P• '.• _
was duly admini sterid‘by 3dosis - -
resident Judge of the - District Court Mr. '
:Walter is possessed of the requisite qualltleathme
forimaking an excellent -officer, and enters upon I =4l,
the discharge of' hiaJduttes under very favorable . .
aniplecto He served one year In the tiMee • . •
clerk under,Mr. D.i irmstrongia adminletrattion,, , . - ..
and, the duties are not new to Wm._ puling the
Tint threeS'earslinlids filled, with grett=" ' -. • 4. -
mace, the position of clerkothoCounty t. • t
sinners, and in that capacity made haste °L. ,-
friends. lie designs Oriel.; his pneong Allen
tun to the drains of the Prothtmotalystifp;but
will retain, as principal clerk, _Mr: D; C.
a centierann whose lame experience and excellent
budness' qualitications render his sen'lcus . • ,
Yaltulble. Mr. Walter ha; been' noted for his , •
politeness, affability, and strict. Intent lan to hunt.-
tiers, arid . hence we hazard nothing In saying' 1 ; •
that he, still dischdrgehL responsible ditti6 - with
honor to himself, and to the - entire satiStactiintor - L. •- - •- ' -
the public. , , •
Fnilis Laws's Lurr's Atirartti, 1865•=r "
a slaberb affair, wlat likenesscao[_.3llrs..l.lrurolA• •
and Mrs. McClellan , and - many exeCllent.pletura •
and muck excellent; readfak• midtaie--43 L)rsira - "'"`
by . lW... A. Glldenfenny..:4slFlAk
c'qd• : " '
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'un Lannon' gramma= RsPinir,- for = '
kr. has been reeci ,oll : and in Rtc auic yp.w. ,
Glldeutenny, "45 Fifth street. A ,
LYTLY.—On Thnisday morning, sitS!„.‘ 0%0014 , A: 1 %1 1
ROBEItT ALEXANDER, youngest, sochlt Ale*. •r, ult t ty.6 . l
ander and .111Fitheth Lytle; aged years IS mon. -
Funeral On Fr.ln ..%•r „sprit:Futon's, st..l.)4ofebseds. :..'.:;3g7
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from the residence of Ws Petents,,Poplarplley,„ ,
near Washington ntl*et• •Thd/rieddl, of the 1 , 4 4 ~ '4 ,
arc respectfully leislted to attend. , '
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