The compiler. (Gettysburg, Pa.) 1857-1866, January 23, 1865, Image 2

Newspaper Page Textiii «imaging OUR FLA)?! :.:?r.::. « ~ _ _ ﬁg, 1. snug. £OllOl LSD mnm'aka GETTYSBURG. PA ,Jioxnn' moasxso. an. 23, am ‘DIATH'OF EDWARD EVERETT Ho‘p. Edward Everett. died on’Buudny morning at four o'clock,“ his residence, in ngner street, Bolton. of npopiexyr. m. eye mu neventy years and shout nine months. Mr. Everett addressed hie fellow ,dtisene It Funcuii Hail on Monday week 10%, in aid of lending provisions to Savan nth, ehd during the afternoon of that day mu preeent in‘ court in reference to e cikyn for damages against the city of Cbarlestown for the'overﬂowiﬁg of apprtion of bin estate in Medford by the construction of I dun ow‘xystio River. On Tuesday he bemme ed‘e‘cted with quile a severe cold. but nei thez hi- friends no;- himeglf deemed it eeri oqe. 0n Semi-def evenizig he appeared-15 most .1 "Q Li: tuna], Ind retired to bed deqiinipg to trouble my one to remain with him. About three o'clock on Sunday morning his home keeper entered hi- room end found hip; sleeping naturally, An ham- tam she pee gunned“ by Hosting a bee" fell in his womand found him lying oi the ﬂoor breathinglheuiiy. A physil cien In promptly summoned, but before h‘il enivni Mr. Everett died. The event In annou’ncqil in neirly all the churches ut the. commencement of warning nominal, and creeted n proipund feciing of sadness. Hr. Eve;ett.starteii in liie u a Unitarian minister, Ind eubqqquentiy held civil pod: zion'e ofdiltin ished hqnor—wu‘ in Con gress end the (gum, nml repreunted the lUniged Stem Government abroad. His high echnlerly atteinm'ents gave him e world-wide tepulaﬁon. - 1' ' ,Mr. Everett delivered Hie Omlion It the ponucrg’tion‘of the Gettysburg .\'etional Cemetegy.’ ' _ 1 ' i ﬁfn the Noise, It Kunisburg. on Wed~ acuity. Mr. McChmp in‘rl‘oduppd n resolu ﬂon instructing the musty commiueo to i‘nquire into the expediency attaining a 3311ng In to legalize Ito township- the bounli bich they has paid in axceu of ﬁll. "at“: which they were nylhbiujzm’l 19 p by taxuipxi’. ¢ ' -In ~the Home. at .Wn'nhingtqg, ‘on Thundly, Mr. Hubbtnl. of Connecticut, having Olen-ed n _repolqtion inftructing the milim-y committee to ihqpirq into the ex. pedieucy of pavemingjnjuniée being done in the inattemnhe draft, MLSche‘tck stated .01“ the provost marshal bad «plained‘ puny his recent order, and that‘full crgdits #31116 be nuowed. On motion of Mr. Bohenck the enrollment bill was postpaped‘ {01; twp week's -.-——+ . »—<——~ . ' ‘fWe trust» that Congress; hire it pdjourne, will pane A law calling out the whole body of the people to put down the nlgllion, end that the ﬁrst organization ml or inch on enactment will be made in the Senate end House ofjtepreeentetivee. with Old Abe and his Cabinet for line oﬁi nerl. Such) an example ' would ﬁre the heart of the nation. and convince the inmoswho have heretofore borne the brunt D! the ﬁght. that there’is henceforth to be he ehirkmg from the dangers of the battle ﬁela.—Hur. Tat. , ‘ ‘ The Lancaaur Intelligencer cordially eg- Alorecs so much of the Tdegmph’: article at propose: that. in the event of a general all to urine, " the ﬁrst organization shall _ he made in the Senate and House of Re presentetivea,, with Old‘ Ab: and. hii Cgbi‘ net lorﬂine oﬁicere." 'lt also agrees with thefdegruplr that “such an exeniple would ﬁre the heart'of the nation.” it it it not al reidy’ Surnt‘w a state oforispineu rinlling the vodlof the negro for who!) ell thi ~ﬁghting hue been done._ Whenever the 'Aholitionilte in Congress 'lvh'o are howling for more «interim: shell-conscript them selves and wry the hex-nest of war on their own beck: to the ﬁeld of battle. they will iliiepel~ ell doubt- that, may now be enter: killed an to the honesty of their motives. And whenever Old Abe shdljcaetbehind him the luxurious comfort: of the White House, and take the chence (of havin‘g a‘ rebel sharpshooter rpake e hole in his} ,elrthly tabernacle, fwe shall give bin; cred? _it for more patriotism and better‘ pluckl than Democrats in general suppose him lo bemoan-«ad of. A.“ H ' i Making Fool: of Themelvcs.—ﬂ tbehahod- A). number: of the lower Hahn of Congress ham %3. Sine, have Ignited in n Eeuor t) deﬂli Stevens; requestingmim to gram. peruﬁuion to them to present his name to the Mdem {or the position O‘TSecretgry of it; Treasury. Thaddeus, with more senu'lbm» they learn to possess, refuses pumiuion, declaring that he has nq gapin liou. With Stevens’ late ridiculous 14» tempt to meddle with the gold ‘g’uket M in their memories, thin tctioa of the My .Congreumen is 'a piece of the most Minn. Ilop'ulity, or elu- 'n is the cover {or I when” of indiscriminate plunder. “In becoming the pioneer of its party ‘ an an pence question, the Xew York Tri lm ditplnys eminent mpewdneu, though 19g 53'“: Handy. It may or may not. be lino." iu‘iu depire for‘peace. but. it. knows Index!) to be awn-rum. the time in not far distant when the peace party .munc domi m. _ '3" 39m), in we only Demécut'm 3m in the North, and is the only one 11:31. 5159! qfdebt. and has ‘azdcasb balance on Win the Treasury. This is the be» up ;a'aom um mm 'ponjbly I» brought pgdgm Bhgddy u : panties} egonomist. ‘ 'Tho Inge room in manor-1h wing of ‘ 'm 2min Oﬂu‘n m.» mad for the Presi m Inauguration ball- A preaiy time “glow“ p! '“amh will be lb hold such a W mm. on land i. in mom-nus; mm mm. M‘ﬁ, and jun} after the A“ ‘_ no}: 1' : bacon over the Mm‘ . ,1.“ k, ‘ ' 1’“- Ford Hamilton, in, of liq-:3.- was hm about) Enid?!» of tha Trig DACE QtrISIION It apernn‘tn m, guys the’ N. Y. I%ng that n prepbanl of terms of pence can hue' hut traceable objects. It in nude either! tn the hope of in immediate acceptance or; in ghe'hope tint its rejection will prcynke ‘ counter-revolution in thauswth. To no ; pomplinhccither of these objects the olfer} must be reasonable. linen it can rely upon 5 nothing but on appeal to reason for its; adoptio'n. It will not be presented to thei southern mind by northern ndvocntee, but-i by southern ulvmten; amt these (until ' mean” he: made oomidenble headway) : tillbohuit‘nting end timid. Unless the; tender in to A great extent, its own advo-_ cute; unless it iuoohviously fair that south-i em mind: (who, of course, would view it, from] southern stand point) recognize'its’ ‘ fairness. on A simple statement ofite tenor, 1} it has little chance of snccesn. A great' i majority of the bold, able. wnguey men of: I the South Ire determined rebels; and win“ ever propocition' is made‘ will encounter ' their strenuous opp9<ition unless its intrin—l sic character so commends itnto fair mindal that rebel logic-cannot damage it. If the ' ; rebe} leailersarcexpecteil teacheptit, they Kmust. be furnished with a case yith which: 'they pun go before the pouthern peopleé-v 1 ll the people are expected to accept. it in ‘ } defiance of the rebel government. no inult ‘ make tip on issue for them on which uouthu l ern men, puking their appeal to the touth l erners, may rsaaonnbl y expect to overthrow } the government. It is too evident for ar gument'tlint tngive them the nbolit/ion bf ‘ } elevery'l'or such an issue, is to nuke a moot:- ; ery ot the yhole subject. 'W 9 ‘l rho fewer conditions, at ﬁrst. beyond . simiﬂle reunion on one side, and complete 1 Infamy on the oth'er._the better. lt' eshh ‘ noting higglu like a net 0( chicmerr. keep- 1 'inguharplook-outleetthey should be over- ‘ “leached. they will never come to an agree- i j meat. Unless thp parliee nun entertainl‘u 1» generous confiden‘ce in each other’e hon’or l and good fuith,re-union is impossible. The! ‘ Union will be restored, ilnt «thin the name‘ y Ipirit in, which it wgie formed. Several ; 3 of the States were so dinntinﬁed with the 3 Conetihgtion that they npuldixot have adop- ‘ ted it. but for the expectation of amend-l menu which they conqidered vital. But they did pot‘mmd put and stickle till these yore made. hm. ndopted the Constitutionl ﬁrst, exercising nieneroue trust in the ‘ other states for itb’evquent amehdmente.— 'l‘he éonvention of New“ York, for exam ple, in the eirculnr letter itsent to the 3 v- ‘ smart of the’other sultan conveying min: mating o it. ratiﬁcation 'ol' the Conatitutibn, raid : “5%“ nrtiolee‘inﬁit appear til- i ccptioqnhl to I majority of Wﬁg but the fullest conﬁdence ofobtain' 9 a révia' / (Item bye general conuentian,nnd an invinctéla reluctance to “panting from our «tutti; data, could haw-’wqilcd upon aﬂﬂrimt riv‘mbct' to MB ratify ~11, without ,xtipulating for prev amendments." The convention of Vita in “'14,: in, its oxdimnce of rntiﬁcati “Arid Under the conviction that wha . er imperfections maijisl in the Coast tion ought rather'lo be examined if: ‘ modo.pmcHlvéd therein llum to bring Union into danger by delay in tho hope of oblai I amendment: prwious to the ratiﬁcation, d 6 fy." etc. . - 73 the states had stood out. in l spit-i distrust till all they wanted was g’nomiua if: the bond," instead of reposiug this mnimous qonﬁdence in each . other, Conaﬁéuﬁonmould never have been adé} ed. Th'e (lisseyefod sectigns .iuwv - ‘E lexcounu-y in now divided hsve learn respect, und ought a; citizen: of :‘com couxlitry. to feel 5 cinnamon pride in,~e other's Valor, herqigmtand munly én ”an; and lhs_nnturally general" SoI would be iniprqsaed (if it can Be impr by gnythingybj an oﬂ'e'r from cur gov menUQu this: “Come, webnve had me of this; we have misundentoéd ouch - of. character. Now, imleAd of soils: - stat} discuuing the old quarrel, lat ‘ friends at o'nce. and illuminate all on “ties in .‘ general rejoicing. When‘we fouled“ together Ind drunk togelhe if you wnnt "n general convention, we will have aconvention. Both sections'wil go into it in a spirit of fairness, justice, nd moderation, and instead of wrangling ike I: pack of atwmeyl, wé will nettle our gim cnlties mm pan-imund Christinns. Minn while, 19: the old constitution under when we ware once s_o great and proaperous, nnd which you readopted almost. wori for wbrd, be the basis of our Union.” E If there would be anything in I think, manly, generous oﬁer like this, inco‘sisv tent either with patriotism, justice, Chi-ful anity, sound poliby, or good moroln, we: are onahleito perceive it. If any appeal toithe South, which honor does not {ox-bid :1 to inlke, would belielened to§this would. If this were rejected, it pould be clear to all that an; honorable peace-is not attainhhle without further carnage. But to Inside to the South the most odious lender which, ‘ooming‘ froin the North. could be oﬁ‘ored them, is not to lost. the possibility of peace, but to furnish a new provocation to war.— luﬂuentidl frienda‘of Mr. Lincoln found it. necolury to explain awny hit Niagara man ifeato, lest it should dcfeit his election in the North; and now an abolition mmiil'es to which even the North would not aitnnd is offered to the South u on olive brabch ! mam plasma That Itounoh ond Able Democratic 50111-- nnl. the llill-boro’ (Ohio) Gaum‘rin ply ing to o discouraging letter, um tho {glam ‘ in; noble Ind patriotic longuagoz— E ‘ "our former friend, exclaimed. an is lost. it is no mow "l any further! it: so, my friend, all is not. on; noriayout ‘ ndi \tion half an deplorable And grinding lnow; u it. will be if you owe your extort-o to any the ﬂood of despotism mac ram maintain high 10’ ongnlfgou. and all of us. Damo cm and Abolipionin. alike, inim angry and remamleu surges. The number of whose bulking .lbese sdvnncu of do; ﬁlm“ ia‘an immense host; when all in “$00!“ n+o ex erted. it in 3 gram. power, Ind never? can. unleu no yill n so, be chained to on mp - rinl chariot. While the forms of on‘ elm» tion rennin there on bottle: to be lions!“ at the [allot-box, and if thergorm shill be "struck down; Ibo conten‘wil only on ad journed to 3 ﬁeld when frond will not. win the doy." ‘ { ‘lﬁfThe Abolition paper; teemla p. a. vided ad the question of chrdut‘wq Inn. chin. The Wu gee: for oxmdin is to a» Begrpel. The ﬂmuﬁvm 1.3:»; it. any {tom “ignbnnt” lbjﬁﬁ mon, . ”NW ﬁﬁenenl Gears» 3. X 90101!“ .. his {wiry ouin.l{hihdelplgu, talking fare mil ‘yiaiuo «heir mink... " r 3 up}, dew-ma to: Sump, lino.“ . Tan-“suns!" 96mm»: THE WAR NEWS. \\ t From the Chambenburg Spirit. run; 11: an wt! uni-tr .\ I ORANGE 0P VENUE . '- . There uppeared in last week's Ibpon‘inry ‘Wliﬁ‘éﬁ‘fu'rl'ﬂ‘ K'Jalﬂmaﬁi a most extraordinary letter. dated at liar- T-Irn.—‘l'he Peder-I Lou Ignore. 3 ﬁshing. the opening parngraph of which Fort Fisher, the work defending New In. Needs as today: : ' let. North Carolina. has been captured. ltg “An application is about to he made to was taken on Sunday last. by a combined . t Legislature. when it meets on Tuesday land and naval expedition. under‘the com« ‘ no t, for ee‘hange of venue in a very re~ mand of Brevet. lbjor General Alfred H.i markable cue now pending in the court at Ten]. and Rear Admiral David 1). Porter. 3 qumn session; of Adams county. lt w“ When Butler returned from Fort Fisher. i once} ' in Gettysburg, but thejnry fail iafter the previous attack. he broughtphis .edto a e—elieing dl'ided politically]. and. ' Cosmos Ptna. ‘lroops to Fortress Munroe. Admiral or~ l the wereﬁna 1y ischarged. .t is Pged i s ‘ v - 1' [er took the ﬂeet to Beaulort. North Caro- l tbs: party \{Mlillg has become so complete- I J behylbfu:wr; :‘moﬂg" T°"“"-ll‘ "- lina. Here the vessels took coal and pro-l ly interwoven with the case that Im im m-' 0 n m ”J" u. n “3“” J" “M Juh‘ lvisiom on board. and prepared for a second ‘ tial trial and unbiased verdict is imptmllrle. l 5‘3“" For money ’“ ““5" °n°hn Busbey, ,attack. When Butler was removed from and hence the application for u trnmferut'vsr.. as ’l‘reuiirer or School Board. Verdict leommnnd, Gencrvil Terry was placed at the l the case to either Cumberland or Franklin 1 Star» 96 for Plaintltls. Motion for a new trial. ' head of the troops at Fortress Monroe, and 1 county.” ‘ I . - . r lundcr orders. from Washington. he at oncel The writer then'gocs on to give. what isl Calan',3:;xT‘.K S;:B|o\R.' F l iaailed to Beaufort. At this port, on Jauua- ‘ evident on its face. a very partial and une~ i (‘h r h . 1' l‘ nrgnrr. u mount. ,‘ry Bth. all the land'troops and naval vessels sided history of the case. intendid doulit-' ’“ 9" ”"U‘ “:f‘Ml‘f“ pm“ ““1"" l were assembled. prepared for a secOnd ex- ', less to prejudice the minds or ”W 980 M? 01' Sentenctd to 10 d”; imprisonmr’t “1' “5“ épérh'tion against Wilmington; Tne land i Franklin county and forestall’public opin- 0' Prmwulinﬂ- ‘ forces numbered about eight tlioueagid men. I ion in favor of the accused. in View ol'the Commonwealth vs. John H. Culp. Charge The fleet contained nearly one Imdred; face that the case is likely to be. brought hump, lelct lint ‘ m ' and ﬁfty vessels. ' 1 here for trial, we wk in this fair? ls this f' Jy. In I: d ‘ On January 9th the combined expedition l the way to attain the ends ofjnstice? ll'iti ['f’mmofmuhh '3' 33""?le lcr. Charge, [railed from Beaufort. The weather was be true that “party feeling mm become ”Giselllng liquor witcout license. Defendant Igood and the sea smooth, and on Jmuary i completely interwoven with this case that ' plead guilty: Senteincd 10$! 00 line andcosta‘ ‘ I'lth. last Wednesday. the ﬂeet had all m- 'an impartial trial and unbiased verdict in lot prosecution. -<' ’ _N”"}‘:hmr 'l rived near Masoubcm Inlet. on the Adw- '. the we is lmpmexble.“ 11lGHll\-ﬁltlxl:gv“lly! Commonwealth n. Sarah Arenrlt. calm-. 3 “Wannsx's mammalian; 3381313?" no coast. about thirty miles north east ofiuttempt to creole the same. lllﬂ’lCUtlE‘S and l —t-l.‘ 5800 {C I ~ Pursuant to 3 can or th I; h .‘ Fort’Fisher. The ships were at once pre- l throw the same Obitnblm iu the way oaths i “an" J [fig . ' property 0 ntiartne . mentioned compnn line :ffh egg; ; “by”. pared for battle. and the unfortunate EXPG'. administration clinipaitial justice her .by l, “mmben' \ ""1"" "m guilty. lmet at the Cullrl‘llilyllhe iu Octet sin; I cell's”:l {rience of the' previous attack made the l the publication of this premature and ill-1 (‘ommonwealth "-690?“ w-Rﬂ- ch.r‘et‘nrd|y,dnn.ldlll, inst. The meet’lng ml or :n: imovemeuls of the land and naval forces advised letter? Would it not have bathilselling liquor to minors. - Verdict not. guilty. line] by the election or llr. Druid chkgtor l harmonious. On ’rhurndify the ﬁrst vessels! much better. and more lilrely to result in Comminwealth vs.Gr-6rgc'W.’ch: Charge,‘ Chairman, and Mr. John A. llycrs. Secretary.' {of the ﬂeet appeared otl‘New lnlet, and or. . the attainment of an unburied verdict, to 11' p S d v “1- . 1‘ The Object-5 oilhc meeting wereibrn patented Friday morning ﬁfty Federal vessels were i have kept, our people in profound ignorance mg rquor on E“ ‘5." eI“ ’lO.. ‘gm ". b! “9‘". D" 5. 5- Evkﬂiinﬂnﬂludlvwibl' in close proximity to Fort Fisher. 'At day- ’oi the circumstances attending this most. ommonwcalth "‘ G‘m‘ W. Myers. ({hi'l‘i‘ “W'dh 0‘ “WHO“, 1‘ committee Wu appoint light the iron-Clad! and lrigates advanced ' unfortunate case until it came before them I‘M“ ny 0“ "‘3": property “1‘- 9- Carton.—- 0“ for the PMPO" 0‘ "mm“! In 1‘30” to ob tg till): all’tuak, and atbubout eight p'clllockl for legal adjudication. than to spread the v Verdi t uotg’uiltr. V Ball” the “1“?” ol'ihe P"; d" ll" WWW”. t. e _ m or mtntwas e on. ' home in ‘faou premature! belore them. were the ' ' -‘ . vy were as° "ll“"u‘d ’° "5"“ R! '- rivalled that ot'ths forer attack in intexig- 1 given ‘aver so trulhfully? We confew tha’l l (out ”we“? "'DA‘JM Anrl'taws. ~ Chm-kc, tron! expressive °' u" u-ntimeilu °f ‘h°“il)‘l':‘ airy. and was kept up all day. The fort. we are unable to reconcile the conduct of} rape. in: "a“ t“d battery mm int'eut‘to’ ."M' “m {TEAM mH” strung-“and W‘m‘ll‘l" seldom replied, the storm of shells being,| the Repository in this matter with its loudjwmmﬂl ‘ rape, on Netty B‘kﬂ' l'rd'Cli'ncurcemtwn 9rmr" m°"‘l’"‘ "flirt CW)“- too heavy for the men to labor at their grind.) professions of reverence for law and the ad, Slim! 01- “y “In "1d battery .‘Vlm “ll?“ 10 n" After “ ”1m” “him“ the Cumming.- ”‘ About noun. under the protection ofa ﬂeet] ministration ol'equal rind exact justice. lcouiinirla rap . Defendant llhl. to House at “”3"“: and "‘9 “HM”? Pre‘mbl' "‘1 303‘" pf gurnbpatsi preparations were made tl' We Know pothing ol‘ the, facts in this} Rul'ugr at Philadelphia. ' , linlwgirz"? graft; hl'v '. an zenera "err s troo a. A ‘stri o lease exce tw iat‘" lienrd throu'h in [lf . . ' " ' e“f '1“ “““""“"l‘ woods on the berlt‘h. abollit three Silas; a/tthe timpe Of‘llle‘tffnmlemﬂtl, andbnbatmwel Loiumonnsalih n. James llcSherrS. Sure- able and uncalled for exercise ofpower. line. above Fort Fisher. was shelled.‘to drive the now learn from the communicstirm in thel ty of the ,l'e'm" on mrb of JPhn.J‘fh"" De‘} 3‘ .néizdluukmum'h“MW" "ﬂ" ‘lhik i“ Confederates oti‘. and the landing began al-i Repository. We know neither of the purtieal ““1““ “”9““ ‘° 1‘“! ”“3 cOll9. l 0:, J; N: :n Imm “I“ and 'wl'd'w’d “'3‘!“ most on the same Spot Whﬁe Butler (10-i to the knit, and consequently have no feel- i Commonwealth i's..l.imes lit-Sherry. Charge, "my" ‘munr, wlo {mm in,“ “ film)". l°"""°m°p barked two necks before. The ‘luudin iing in the matter either- one way or the ‘ “5‘8“". and battery on .lulni Johns. Verdict. \yrived‘of all illicmre' “v. e in 9““rqﬁholl-e'de“ Was unopposed. and during Friday and other, Were it not for the singularlyi ...-m.- cuuﬂ “mu...“ defeodﬁhtt n 3' ity would dict icl‘droil'elff‘l-Enunu‘ M- hummi- Friday night 'l‘erry succeeded in gettinghtrange course which the Emmi; lns'k " :3? _ . K7op y l Arid,wliere:s ‘Toibc bill’ol?:ir§’ -l d his entire force at" eight thousand men on seen lit to take in the matter weshuuld not. Iwe ”r 5‘ “fr mm 0‘ “rosem'mn—im “ h“ and licllel‘ﬁlicy Ilsa onlrdonr their a“??? l u shore. ' have “nude“ ‘0 it It a“! Sine“ h”New“? l“as 1‘ ”1‘11““! the 17th Pu. Cavalry, Co. G" And {ﬂitlil'ul soldiers acting on) in $8303; ‘l’: During all this time the bombardment of the matter has been introduced we at iy be.’ lht‘ Con" Older“! ”I! s'"le “"3 ‘II' and ‘0 ma"!- lerrlur’r be it ’ " Fort Fisher continued. it Was renewed on pardoned lul- advertiirg to nfew points con- * w.” “re [..ad' ”my; in: mm?" mm to 9093‘}, Ruched. That in our opinion this ”in". Saturday with equal force, and Terry began i tained in the Ripoxitm-y‘r communication. 1 prom“ 31“,)...”qu Rouzt'r mm"! “Wine" r 3“! lvr Imllm‘l'd restore it] his preparations for an assault. A line of‘ The li'rpocrtmy says that “party feeling“ (L lb. S‘ D l‘ b. “"5": """N'! 1" I'll-("l "ml "“1""! j'Nl'C" earthworks was constructed across the oar-l has become completely interwoven with the, ““I“an “' ‘{'°“’,°’l "m. C n" "I'JPPPONd “HM ill"nil 0‘ “'5 “UM “”4 “98: row beach. between the ocean and Caps 1 case.” We are a” M“ to know how party i asunlt and battery with intent to kill Daild . ulatlcm of lt'nr. , . 1 Fear river, and a portion of the Federal , feeling could become “inter-wot en" with a McMillan. “"13“ l“”‘)’- Motion for 3 1“" .RN‘m'q‘ “m" “Mk *"""“°' N P'flt‘l". troops placedin theiri. These works faced ‘ case of fornication and bilatardv. unless, in- I trial“ « ‘._ 1 ""h cmmm-V' in mm“ “W“ luy‘ ”MI I“ " towards the north. and were. intended as a ldeed, the accused hirniielflrnd made speciall The case of the Commonwealth in. Henry would “FM“ “J." a” .w’m’n'ml‘" 9' m" Esotection against any assault which migbtﬁeﬂ‘orts to introduce it in order to creatsleNl for shuo .” ‘ “m, ,nmn to L‘" l“ ‘ lbrl't'lbrothrr willie", silliout trial, for tan made by the Confederates, from Wil-‘symmllry with his arty friends in an be.‘ . ' "‘ F' ‘ , . ' "‘.'f‘,"“';," ,3“..“" “‘"" "‘ ”'3“ ""9““ ““4 mingwn. upon the Federal rear during the l half.) ;-:0n no omm, llytiotliesis\can it be ac- l Rodgers, wits conunncd, on nfﬁunt it of deleu- ‘ 51""! tar-. 9, evidently calls tor iiu mun-lire attack upon Fort Fisher. Gen. Terry also'counted for. That the prosechtrix could d‘ml- ' Um]; :ri-|n:ij‘~i'.‘:mon' f - '. began the construction of works towuidsl have been inﬂuenced by tailitjcalconsider-l The case. of_ the Commonwealth u. [tr-1.! n,,ne.':..:,;;i'w manicazruusr m inﬂow“ 'the south, to nastst. him while the assault l ations in bringing this prosecution ‘nl'ter lis- ’ “Human"... \'_ G 0im...‘_f,,r.,-,,.w°,.‘und har- in the h“. loriuulr‘cit‘lﬁl’3': "tum. w’ m” 3” iwas being made. During all this time the . Vln'.’ loved the accused “not wisely. but tool “m“. “rm" oath of Hi“ J \Y;h.r__w¢" cn- gen: ul 3 ”like“, “it 1.43;." 3“" hn'hm‘ thombardment of Fort Fisher by the ﬂeetgwell." and been willing to become. hifnwiied .'3 I 11 t’ 't' (1'! d . I 0] ' .\nlt, fnrzlwrnlore \YOlVogul’ATnfﬁ‘r-Qﬁtel 1.. was kept up, and scarcely a gun ‘was ﬁred ,is a proposition too absurd lor considciu- ' “I.“ ’ ,0“ app .cri run 0 :8 c" M" I ”0w” ’ lcln'e io'utl‘er our Selh'iu-ait a Cull.”- 4:01;“; in reply. Bring thus uninterrupted, theition. ' \ l‘Vllh “5'4““: ”WW“ 0‘ ”'9 absence “f ‘ for service in thr- Shite (luiird about to i.'..,.'.’. Federal laboring pal-lips progressed rapidly . “'9 do not desire to any a word. ngainati material witness. The odor“ of defendant genial-d by that Itcrliug'lfalridt—the Soldiers and. by noon on Snturday last. everything‘ the Rev. .\lr.‘(lorwalt, the accused in windmill lricnds to hate the cue removed to Friend—Gov. Andrew G. Curun. was ready for the» attack. An assaulting 'case. but it'he has employed the editor ofi‘nmhg, countr by an A“ of the Legislature f (In motion, thc' meeting adjourned. column of tuft-ntry was at. once sent for-l the Rrpoiiloqtocliampion his case tlirough,l ~ 5’ . - - -’l ‘W’ ward against the northwestern angle of tllldlllellell‘ncﬁ has been "so bungled its tu‘lmis “an“? ‘ “A” to be ”led m Dunk!" ' Fol-t Fisher. Another assaulting party.'throw suspicion n on his innocence. llO‘ ‘9 will be "e“ by u" A"""‘"‘ "’"°“‘ ‘ l -.—-~ composed. of sailors and marineﬂ. was Rd- S certainly has no rigtil to coriiblain. For in~l AN ACT to change the Venue in the ruse of! TllElelEA l' HSGHSII RE‘JEDY. 'vunced against the northeastern tingle. At stance, in tlie r'l’vpgsiwijy': letter, the lollow-l the Commonwealth vs. Wushingtuu V. (lot-‘1 Fl". Hunts t'unxs s (but liturgy in.“ limit-pant three the infantry reached the ingﬁlo our mind. fatal admission occurs: , waltfnumbl-r-iwelre of August term. lam, PILH. l‘reparrd Iron- a plen‘riplirin ul oar 'fort, and nftg a long and bloody struggle‘ "In October. 1853. lie was surprised with in the court of Quarter Sessions ot Adnnn. .l. l‘ligrle. 3!. ll,_ l'liyelriaii l-ixtrumilmiin Lu succeeded in effecting a lodgmcnt. The the information communicated to him by Conan» the county ot Dauphin. . , thu Qu-en. ”This invaluable mdmne is'uu sailors rriid marines who advanced twain-it Miss Walter. that. she had loved him ‘ntit . Section L\Be it enacted by the Senate and ililillg in lhc'cnre of all those painlul and the other angle, were repulsed with heavy , wisely, but‘too well.’ and that she must. be House 0fliﬂ"’*““““" 0m" C”"“"°"‘"-"llll dangerous “"2""! W ”M“ l“ “m“ “‘l‘ lions. They were accordingly wiibdrawn,'aheltered from shame by an immrulutelm Pennsylvnniiuinlieneral’Assembly “‘9‘ “MI "itww’li’ "' 5““- h‘mmimmhm “"4" land sent to preiat the inlantry column. ‘ lmarriaige. Confounded with such aclrrrue, ll‘ is “"53 ““9““ “I" the “mm“! 0‘ ‘s' ““1 ""“im'” “1 “h“r‘lﬁiw‘r and ‘ ‘P‘N’ ' llnving effected a'lodgment. the Federal ' and bewildered at tho cti‘ect of alien an .lc- ‘ 3““! TP‘“ ”'6 “‘9“ i“ m" m.“ "°“’ ”mm”! cu" "m, h." ”mi“: . ‘ Itroops gradually worked their way along cusation against one in his position, be de- .l '“ the Lou" "I‘Q‘Wncr su'w“ ."f full“. T 9 Ml‘ "Ed ”4'.” nr! l'"“““”-" “m“! “ ~the ramparts. driving the Confederates from nied the, soft impeachment, but, omm“ 1. . county. of the Lommnuwcaltli vs. llushluirtou ll Vl'llli inn short time. bring on the mound! lone bomb-proof and traverse to another, , ing with his fears. he advised her to leavel V. .('°""“"v ”""’"" ”Fl“ 0' Alma" Wm: “'3O“ '“H' "H“L'P’!- ‘ ‘. . ‘ luntilnt ten o’clock in the evening. the en- Gettysburg until the threatened el‘cntl ”MRI" and the “n" l‘éh'Flby ”mm“ 'l‘" "no" boul'.’ "n" o'.” 9"" .r, .IM" ‘M ltire fortwas captured and the gnrrison'should transpire.” [the (curl. of Quainer Sgt-lilo!“ rt“ Dauphin Gor‘er'nmrui nrrmp ut (qr-it llm in. to prr. driven out. General Whitm’and Colonel l Now. we risk in all seriousness, could it l-clon:ti'l"l.° ‘3'? T’T‘ld‘vm 0' “I: cow" "in" "11-‘34::lfﬂligll' P'll “i, ll . Lamb. with the (30nferleratotroopt, retreat- : be_posaible tliatu respectable young lady,“ '13,:r50“ “huge. ilrllmiulll‘ne'ctla'; ifeilthadebtzg by F‘ [Humid—Mgr“); Au!“ sii‘ufiliiiiiiliill: ed south along lederal Poml. to ~he“! ln- l Miss Walter is admitted to he, would ap— ' “.39.; in the com“,- oﬁAdamgl um: dilemma Pr‘ﬁhﬂm‘ys a. u...) ~,.. sump” 1......“ .... up. let. they could retreat no farther: llndipr-Otl-cll a irentleman. and pxl'llt‘ul‘ll’ly all" ii... use .imii be ammo ”is ”Akin-“d carriage. but. in my (illlt'rtilltt-Ilhry an axle. lno defenses: and were captured. Both ; minister, and break an delicate u subject to by we proper other. at tlle.said mum, of la hllt‘nbr' ot Nari-..u-aiiilsiiwiil .\nei-rioni, l Whitney and loath were wounded. All l him where there had been eniirainnoccnce‘l l Adams ‘O. the said (.‘mirt oil Dnuphln county, i PM!!! in We uMk nnd Limhudl‘stirur ml rlixbt, the works on Federal Paint have been cap~ l Or, on the other band. would a gentleman ' and rill cxpenna incurred by._theluid ruuuty . eacl‘llull. l’nlt'i‘MiW' “r “W hum”. “’3‘" 1' ”r lured by the Federal troops. Seventy-twoiwho was thus approached ‘couiisel witlilot Dauphin by reason of the will change of end WW“. “I”? W" "l“ ‘39“ “0'1”“an cannon and a number of prisoners various- his fesia’ and advise her to leave. honie . Venue, shall be pant by the Commissioners of It“ Ml"? means 11"" Ml"! ; \uhd “would! ‘ lly estimated at, from one thousand to l luntil the threatened event should trnn~~l the said county of Aduml. 'l"’“‘" l“ ""“.'"."~ d" “M "0"”3“ “WWW" “""> ltwenty ﬁve hundred. have been cul’tured- l Plre.’- if he felt conscious of innocence ?' ‘ “WHY“ 6- OLMSTEAD, “W“‘leul' ""3“““5' MM“! ““1" WWW“ Wilmington is not vet taken. It is thirty These are pertinent questions. and we sub-l Sl’e'l‘“ 0‘ ‘1” “0““ 0' R'l""”"“““i""- rm" . . l ': miles north ol‘Fort Fisher. The Cape Fear l mit tltein toi- what they are worth. withoutl WM. 3- TUBBELL. H" almmm“ l“ ll" P‘”"l"‘-"“ "mm" m“ “ river is not. closed by this capture; for itlit’itendiug ‘to charge the guilt upon Mnl . Slm‘k" °' ”"3 33““9- Phikw" mm." “m".m l" ‘“""‘ll-l ""m“ " has another entrance Ninth of New lulet. lGolwulli . . l Approrrd lh‘ 19th fluy‘ol JaiiunrytAnno ..§.t)lll 16;; all Uruggrurs. Sole Agent for the Byjudicious msncnuvring, however, if the]- .The Rrpoaiwry in its zeal to defend Mr. I 0"".“m’ “M: u‘wg‘nd “g“ ““11"“? "d aix- Lz"l°dv%l”.“"d.‘33"."3‘? . . . ‘Sonhgerates have no large {3ch to oppose Gotwalt should have remembered there are , ty-tne. A' b‘ bl'lt’llh. l ‘v n 4““); L:ﬁ"‘f', ('lzllﬂiti" " 8.? 'ﬁ, iim, orter ms be abletoe ectuall close‘two sided to eve controver! , and tlmtl '— .-5 H H ..- ' '' m I' .~ ' M ~c ’- mrm M the entrance. tlinugh two large fort); have I there is anotherryparty to mill suit. Miss: A 03”“ 0’4)“ {smitwu fall '0? people m 2"“ ’",f"-"",‘»"‘ Al',’""' H“ "“1“" ‘i'llmir' yet. to be taken before he calf have undisvlanlter. a helpless orphan girl, who haslon “la“! “"1 Slnuhhh occasioned ‘o' the :"umam’hﬁ. ’1 " "7 ”(amigmkfu‘ﬁ 9' puted possession oitlie'hai-bor. The Fede- been deeply injured .by some one, nii'l'lßO'u"l DTEHI'OHIIW“ being MEG ‘0 1'03"“ the; I ' .; .—-~~«£~ :9 , b . I lral loss in the assault upon Fort Fisher is ‘ whose reputation perhaps iii as dear to her enrollment. We understand that the lists of! DR- MARSHALL/5 CATARR'! SXl'b‘l’. l reported at nine hundred. The nxagnzing las is the reputation’of Mr. Gotwalt to him. ‘the several district! ‘1" considrmbl reduced! This Snuﬂ' hnl thorotrghlyJiiored itu-ll’ to be iof the fort was blown up after it w'as cap-l The apology which the- Repository offers b a l h .’ -' d" be" ”mic “‘o'“ {‘"ic' ”“35”" a“ ”h -1 tured, and two hundred Federal soldiers , tor the publication oftbis letteh‘wlllch was y reason removs 5' dc“. " “"1101 m 9“” i“ ”"3 “9“? ﬁnd “rad-the. lt hits; linen lwere killed and wounded. . l doubtless written by the edltor|rimsclf)ra servrce, to, but. the exemptmur for physical found an excellent remedy in many cues of Blt is said that General Hunter will be . worse than none. It says “the case has al- “NW“! “"79 comparatively ’o‘“ l S‘TJZ’": I'm'mx’ hf)" b'r'" """"d '4' if: uller’s permanent successor. If thisbe rend attained unlimited üblici 'by“l ‘ . ‘ “". "" ' ""‘I ‘ an. "”"3 “"u “l ‘s’“ hm‘“, “"9”" so,it will be scarcely an improvement upon'fruitlesa trial in court.” I}: this ﬁned—4 GETTI3BURG LAT-IONA“. Elﬁn—Tl" by "5 "3" ~h ‘ lhe previous condition of things- i "Unlimited” is a broad term and would in- ‘ ”W“ "’1 dcub‘l‘“ be EI'J‘HM'“ "l“ mi" A .h n “In“. ""t “new!" And-m", I" The only itomofintelli ofrom Grant's clude all the world and "the Ibstof man-l iurtitutien will be conducted under the math I“: \u Flu" m "'9 dull 1"“! “ml" “um! camp is that the Confﬁeza}: are laboring ' kind.” But it is not even true in it limited I agement of Geo. Swope Ed}. as President so byi ”3““ of t‘hgheud. Th‘. "Puma!" dull: very hard upon a most or idable line of! sense. We venture to say that notu dozen lion .d t _ l v ._ us rig it are dr iglitful and . invigorating. ‘ , . , 3an morality known in this community opens andpurtiel out all obstructions,strsiigih works on the north Side of the James,lpersons In Franklinpounty, beyond shin-l .. . lensthe lungs a d ‘- b ltl rhino above Dutch Gap. which will make theiited number of acquaintances of one Ol'in! thenble 9"“de of the Rink of mmy'd‘tbe par; aﬂerledn EH“ “l n q k U x canul, if ever opened, erfectly useless. ’ both the parties. knew anything whatever i hm“ TM 3"” °f Director! "“1 omw" °f llure than 'l‘biri l’rars' of Mlle and we 0! General: Bcauregard) and D. H. Hill are of this case WW2“ spread before them ill"! 01d Bunk 11“" “ISO be?" conllﬂlmly Ind “Dr. Mar-hall’s Cguirrh and llfldlt'hl Hiiutl." at Montgomery. Alabama, in consultullolllin the coin ms 0 the Rrposilory. Even iu‘tbe stockholders and the public may rest as. liaaprored it irrrai. mlucitir all the common with General Hood. No new movements, Adnms county one-half the peaple knewlwred m“ the same ﬂunncialTllcutlnnd “My“. diseases or rite head. and at :his moment m"imported in the West or at Charleston nothing ofitkﬂchttyqbur-vpupen all very ll which raised i_ to web a hi [i d rce of standsliigher them over betel-e. ‘ or Savannah.-—Agr 0" ll'rrlncsday. l'prudently halting refrained from making l y _ k . Beg.i, l' is recommended by many of the llf‘l pills '_l‘here is very little military intelligence any allusion to the matter-in their columiis.ipmlpemy.’ m“ be ““Ile I? the conducting “Emmi and ll “5&1 "11“ Km“ ““'" “4 gins morning. the principal news being con-l This application for a change of venueli°l the adult! M the “V ““mmm'“ , ’ l "g“‘g‘l‘ﬁ' "g"? E:""'- f “1’ ' D rmatory Accounts 0 the Oil ture of Fort looks more like an act ofo i-ession towards ‘ ’ " . "it I'9 ‘lr‘d Mn 0 1 dual» raz- Frsher. The Federal troo‘psP engaged in l the poor girl thanadesirellg attain theends' ﬁ-Joseph Butltee, Jr..‘of .\lrShsriystown, ‘i'” l“ ”‘7“ Th" “”dwﬁtm’h hm”! tar the attack numbered seventy-nine bun-lot" justice; the- design being to force berlt’h” county, on the 12th “1“" shot .~ “we mu". "m" m." acquainted "is“.wlr liars dred; sixty-ﬁve hundred being land forces away from home wrth her witnesses at an lOttcr ‘“ ‘ small “’9‘“ °' ‘h" premises °l . fhfu' Cnittl‘lt—Lnd “9‘4“? SM“, ”“1 sold 3er gistrfteen hubdretl nurines and sailors. l enormous expense. which she is illy lble to Samuel 6 Sneerlnger, Vliiclt‘ rumored four, 3513123333). ”“311",“ ﬂlm." "“‘thx' ‘ e n ederate garrison of the ort num- j bear. This they ho a will revent horn - fort sew-a inches and mi bed 2‘: ound .'—— 5' "l“ ' m "i”. "W" ' bercd eight hundred. Six hundred Con-“penance altogether grid realilt in a virtuEl . - ' g . p I »th.‘."commcndmr{mﬁnn of “.17" mc-m" . . . x . . The 0‘1"" becoming rm, «nd MI ﬁrm or (annual AIM-two‘s and that i... derided fedarates were posted in the various .batte- rthurttsl oflthe defendant. 'l‘o grant a b h' m... l dbe flt 5 yl‘rh b t. - '¢ . ‘ 'l riea south of Fort Fisher, and there were change of venue underthese circumstances ."n I“ 3u M an" ote “m o cim;°;;;:m:lc {:hh‘ﬂw." known for “l shunt fil'teen'bundred troops in reserve at. would be an act ofinjustice und oppression m in" -__...___..__.:._..__ 5.," t p 237. gong“. Reed Austen k Co. different points—three thousand in all.—l towards a helpless female otwhicb the l.eg- with. B. Gardner, B-q.. u Adminittn- “on“; Brown.‘l.ammn’s ('o': Bolton: turd: Tho Confederates were aided by two steam-J, islaturo should not. be guilty. 'But_ if a tor ”can”! mm Ih. tum of mm] John.” 4mm, t 00.. 30mm; ﬁrth “317"”. Bustoﬂ; era in bape Fear river. 'lhe losses on nex- , change is granted, we protest against it be- ’ > . . . . . '5 Wilson. Fairbanlr a (’O. Boston- Henshaw, the: side are yet accurate] reported. but} ing sent to Franklin county. where it would deceased, m Latimors township, “M‘mm‘ s‘, Edmund k Co. Boston‘ 11. 11. llay' Portland. there is no evidence that giy Confederates t be barely possible to obtain an impartial ' BC?“ and ‘4 “"th ll 335 25! pcracre, cuh. ' 119-; Barnes &’ Park, but York; IM9- were captured but the immediate garrison ltrial after the attempt which has been made Cyrnl Albert puruhiiser. lSanda, New York; St: lien Paul & 00,140" of Fort Fisher. eight hundred in number.l by the Rrpaiitory to prejudice the case in --*'-‘--*'—~—*—'—-—* ’10“; “I'M-’1 mm" 1 60-. NEW YD"; WK"- The probability is that most of the others advance. ”1' & “bun" 5" Y 0“? 5- L- 8‘0““ £60., empedagrzoss Cape Fear river under coverl ‘" :‘rb I"ng ”kW"?! 2“" ‘ Cb" ”m'yNH 0 cats _ ‘7 u ﬂu¢,ACW or. ' The Confederates re art that General ll" ”1' by all D'““i'"' 'T” 1‘" Raiser, in his raid on goverly, West Virn ho" H' 1664. 1’ gi‘nia, captured seven hundred Federal prisoners. a large amount of commiasary and quartcrmsstei’s stores and many horses. He has sucmstully returned with his cap tures to the Shenltnrlosb Valley. On Tuesday 3nd yesterday Butler was in Washington testifying about the ﬁrst Wil mington attack, before the War Committee. General Grant has been summoned an witness. Brevet Major General Alfred E. Terry has been nominated to, and conﬁrmed by the Senate, a full Major General. Secretary Stanton has arrived at Fortress Monroe. on his return from the South—Age of Hunting]. _ An dﬁcial dispatch from Secretary Stan ﬁu. whilst at Fortress Monroe. to the Presi ,m.--.._~_. n announeeat m ‘ autumn Baird,of Damascus. WuynelShel'ﬁmen‘a movedtlfnfmliagllgl’drgi;gtrel county. in the course of a week’s hunt. a Fifteenth and Seventeenth Corps. under “3"“ “no since. killed 13 don. He sold the command of General Howard, Vera eight or them and realised a clear proﬁt of , translerred from Savannah to Beaufort. and teveatyrdve dollar on the sale. f opera 0!)" from that point upon thaline of . ‘_ n 1 -‘ "‘— 4 tie Brenton and Savannah Railroad,st ......t. “wh0...” an: M... .. ...... ...... . ' strong works in that Vicinity. The army crease )8 most remarkable. In 1808. there 1. mm mm "th‘ h- n. was butane CotholiotoßSPr-ouuunu- in ll 6. -l"""my n W“ 13.39;”! “>29: in 1840. onetols- in 1550 " h’ "mum ﬁnymﬂ.._°_';°‘.._ - a. 99. "9 ll; “3“! in 1860, W“ ‘0 79' 'l 'Linooltyaml (It: prqfl are about}. The Abolition jolrnaia are badly engaged i in ﬁxing the position of the Democratic party on the slurry queshon, and marking‘ out the future course of that ancient organ-1 iznion. Semi say it is 1 pro siuerymthm; nn anti-slavery party. We can infotmthese‘! fanatics that it. is neither the one no: Ihei other, and that the Democratic plny cani take care ofi!self.nnd that they shat! mind 5 their own busineu.‘ ’ E The Democratic party always held the: doctrine that whether slayer y was right or i, wrong. the National Government had] nothing at all to do with it; that each‘ State had to regulate that matter for inc-1L! For seventy years, (as the Somerset Demo crat well renaming) the nation acquiesced in I this opinion. and s number of the twelve original slnve States aiolished slavery by State legislation. and this the Democratic party says is the only lawful and constitu~ tional mode of abolishing slaVcry anywhere. We would urge upon the Democratic members of Congress to'oppose Abolition in novation at every step. The Abolitioniata have not the power to adopt the proposed amendment this session, and if they dare let them execute their threst to convene the new Congress in epoch: session for the purpose. The Democratic party must. in the future. as it-Ydid in the past, for nearly, three quarters of a century. stand squalely' upon the doctrine of non-intervention.— It wcs the means of preserving the Union, and upon it clone can it be restored and prepetuated. We repeat. then, letthe Ab olilionista not give themaelves any trouble shout the position oftthe Democratic party on slavery. it is a constitutional “party, and as such it must stand by the doctrine of non~intervention with the domestic in stitutions of the States. lls motto will be, “Here we I d, we know nothingelse.” . mi—'——-—- ﬁ-lt up airs that there are yet some places in the United States where the su premacy of the law over militiiry usurpa tion is asserted and maintained. We take plehsure in copying tho following slate ment from the York, Pa., PmaocfaJlc Press of Friday weekK: ' r’ Among the cases tried at the January session last week, was a prosecution on the part of Dr. William Nether-against Nel son Wisneg. Josiah R "arr and Levi Lack, soldiers 0 company K, Veteran Reserve oorp’s, stationed at the U. S. hospital,“ this place. for a riot. and, with other noi diers, attacking his house and breaking his doors and windows. and disturbing the peace. The defendants were nrres|e_ on a warrant issued by George M. Shatter. Esq, on the 23d (lay of Novemher. 1864. and committed. and while in custody of the oﬁicers of the law, and within a hundred yards of the prison, they were-tnken from the ofﬁcers in char-2841f them by a detach mgt of the‘nbove nnmed corps, and taken to their barracks; The Judge of the dis trict (Hon. Robert J. Fisher) promptly demanded the surrender of the prisoners to the civil authorities, we understand, an the ground that tho civ‘l jurisdiction had at tached and was in process of execution be‘ fore the‘military authorities had‘laken any action in the matter, and for that reason 'the defendenls ought to be rolnrned to the civil nuthoritfe: to be dealt with ac cording to the law ‘of the State. But: he wished itilo he distinctly understood. that ‘ althim'gh this particulnr case was put upon ‘thnt ground, he did not thereby admit, that in a community like the borough of York,where the citizens are loyal to the Constitution and government of the United States, where the courts are open 'and the laws of the Commonwealth administered without hindrance or unne cessary delay, that the military authorities have any right to interfere and prevent. the punishment of oﬂ'ender. by the local law. although they may be soldiers ir. the army of the United States. The letter demand ing them wastransxniftéd by Surgeon Mint:- er, commanding this past. to General Cad walader, commanding this military depart ment, who promptly responded, ordering the men to be delivered to the civil author ities. The defendants were accordingly tried and convicted.- They were eentenced to pay a ﬁne ofﬁve dollars each. and an; dergo an imprisonment of six months in the county jail. _ : g. be pt ich RETURN OF ME. BLAIR PROM RIGH . MON D. ‘ _ ‘ [SPECIAL DISPATCH ‘ro THE WORLD.] , WASHINGTON, January 16. Mr. Francis I’. Blair, Sn, returned here this evening, from his miasion us Richmond. ‘ on the government steamer Don (whicfi Wu placed at his dieposal by the Navy De-i pertinent). which took him up the Jumea‘ river as far as he could go without a ﬂag of] truce, and there n‘wmted his reappearance~ from the enemy’s lines. Mr. Blair reached} Richmond on Tuesday night. He intend: ed to go to a. hotel; but his visit having? been noised about; he was met by several of his old acquaintances, most cordially greet-J ed, and ingited by several of them to be‘ their guest? He accepted the invitation of‘ Colonel Quid, the cotﬂcderate commission-i er of exchange. During his stay in Rich-g mond. from Wednesdny to Saturday morn-i ing. he had an interview with Jeff. Davis. L Secretary Benjamin. and Mr. Seddon, Sec-; retary of War, besides several congressmen. On Saturday morning Mr. Blair, in company with twenty released Union surgeons and I chaplains, several ladies, and Lieutenant; Governor Jacobi, olKentncky. left Vining” near Richmond. on the regular ﬂug-of-trucel Bummer. and arrived at our lines in a shorts tinte,tl\e distance being about ten miles“! Aftera briel tarry at General Ord’s head-f quilt tors, he went on board the governmentt dispatch boat and came down to General‘ Grant’s headquarters, where he remained’ sometime. Yestetdly morning the bond with Mr. Blair on board, left City Point, 3 end in due time reached here this nlternoon.l Hie arrival in Washington created conﬁded reble of e aenntion, and the wildest rumors! were soon aﬂoat. Most. of them took a; shape indicetive that Mr. Blair bed accent-3 plilhed something. ‘ixlhe most genenl one i nu based on the intimation of the Riel»! mend Examiner of Saturday that Jeﬁ'. Bevin! had offered to Mr. Blair to lend pence m‘i minionerl to Washington. This evening I Mr. Blnir. Sr., “Pd his son Montgomery,| lute poetmnster—general,called on President; Lincoln and spentaome tinny/«What passed I It the interview in As yet. unknown to out- I side", but to the letter Mr. Blair ha: tumu ted wry decidedly (he! he went on no qﬁcwlmiJ-i lion, and (M: £3 dint not receive an qﬁ'crnlor um- ' W mmunacatum while in Richmond. So} Br I: is known of what he actually heard, in Richmond reluive to peace it is believed E that the tenor nod details were ooneonlnt with the articlet in the Richmond papers i on the ume lubjeot. so trcquently repro duced in yOur columns. ‘~ i ﬁlf Abnhun Lincoln had been rule: of Jada. our Snviour would not. have bun betnyod by Judas. Why 9- Because thirty pieces of silver couid not have been found w the whole province wherew‘nb to pay the bribe. ‘ ”The ﬁrst step toward rstnblishing the old order oﬁ things is PEACE. When We Itop ﬁglmng we can then “reason togeth er." and resort. to the ways of humanity"— We Ihall reach that point aftern while. Mr. Lincoln said in his inaugunl: “Suppose you go to war. you cannot ﬁghtalwayu ; and when, after much cost. on both sides, and no gain on either, you cease ﬁghting, the identical old questions, as to texma of inter course, are again upon you." " Gen. Sheridanr'l‘bia distinguished oﬂice! visited this city lass week and took dinner n a» United State: Hotel. After dinner [:oka the Baruch nnd left—the um. ‘ day for his Bead Quarters in Virginia.— Fradmcl: Unian. 1 . Who wag General Butler's Failm L—Que‘gf am for Antiguarians.—-To the Editor of the World: Can you inform the undersigned in wbst. For it Was that John Butler. the father of Bhujnznin F. Butler. was hung by the Spaniards u a pirate in the Ishnd of Cuba! Some say i: no in 18(6, but accor dinz to my recollection of the records as publﬁﬁad in the New Hampshire Pairing Ind Boston papers? In in the yen 1819. / Jumcs. ‘ gallant—The New, York Tribune my; “the ccutr, gnu olfswimmingly." Veg-win)- uh: in hum blood, (ad in the (qr; of pig. 9w: :nd orphan. Ion») 8: Gomﬁy. CON” PRUCEEDINGS.—-—The January (‘09:! 1“ MM last heel—Prelidenl Jud‘e‘ I‘inher um! Aswciyne- Ziegler And Wierman on the Benrh. The'ﬂngd Jury. (leeﬁck Dieb',’ Esq, Faun-n.) concluded Iheir .dutigs by ' 'l‘m'ldny Hammad nu then (Shem-Ird,, The following ruin wot: trim} during 15;: ICE ”The Anepaor of U. 8. Taxes for this diurict gives noﬁce um. the “acumen: a! the ' Special Income Tax for tho nrlonl diviaiou of Adam: coumy, will be open for cnuhnion! at the Asses-ox": dﬁuin Getty-burg, from tbei 171}: to the 28m ofJlnlury.‘ Awe-I.- tor the; urn: will b. reached in writing, on the 30th or Jsuuary. ' A Clerg) map, while residing in South Anna in; u s milzionnry, dIaCOVCI‘Cd A are up] I'q‘m ple romedy for the Cure of .\'.c-rw-ou: Weakncss, Early Decay, Dimus oftbe Urinary .nd Sun» in: organs, d the whole min of disorders brought on bfbaneful Ind vision: hum- Great number: luv: been shady clued b IMI noble remedy. Prompted by A Gum to Km. ﬁt the Inﬂated and uniorluunzeﬂ will tend Ih. recipr for prvpnring and using thin mdicine. in I Iculrd endure, to “I on. who until h. F“: or Cunt. 7 ' l'lejnu inclosa I. sumpcd engelope, “dusted ”We hive from the man dammed the '0 ’Wﬂdb ANN" ‘ action of We return Page; in urination o! ‘ ' JOSEPH “WIN“; their mun Ind 1“.. math". Repeater]. l Stud" ‘l’. Bible Eon". No, you didn’t. You néyer aid on wordr 0"" 2" "6“ Ncw‘York 0“" ‘ - ~ W _._._____..—-———- about the bougrsat county congreulonll re-l mum ﬁ-We obnerve, by the publishcd proceed. ing: of Comma, that ‘ouuble and indefatip-’ ble member, Gen. Ceﬁ'roth,.hu introiuced a. rublution, which was pnued, requuin; nae-J the Committee of WA}: “d Mum to inquiref inibwrupcdicucy' of reporting I hm runho‘ tenet: or the people of Chambeuhnrg. § turn judge. ﬁnd by Wio-‘Egﬂm “I"! n" cOn 1h- t 0»... t ”uni—m7 oof tho ‘ Gonna: wu pnvculed mwm‘n‘bﬂhﬁd“ on“. lithe»? 3. H. Dcatrkb. election of n memlm 0* C 0531"! for ski-“dio- . Liam. 6:: G. W. “WHEN“, a! ti. 309th trict. ,1.“ u. bur from you in regard to thin ‘ R};- 2. Y., co Ilia “NIB ‘o} «end (huh. u I. can —-Rn'lfard Gown. 1 ”1' °‘ 50"! 0019. 0f 7-» I“ chin Wﬂ‘ p" ““1"”.-7!’ “ ”YRS!" Noun“; 3%??? hymn”. M??? ~ Snot—Hr. ezekin ct o(ng r. . 0 ll ~ ,‘- - ~ ”00? mr n- ‘ r‘ -« Mum, humaneewmgr, um than to": 9 run In con 5-,: an Inch- . . B - 1 Doc. zm,lm, b mum. J. a. town! no, kmed It be mountain, m the nligllbg-; It. 3. 1.3 m “ g Bhir coun hood 0‘ W" 3"“- YW '“‘ Turk" a. g, 7.2,»: mu! mxmnxs’l, 9m uh“. “11.1“ th or am! ”NI: 4,7 pt cnnboxlnd Wp, Aan only. . 4: T 1: Puc: .\lnvnxurmﬁpokﬂ‘dbpawl Io thn Nnv York TribqncJ—Wuh'mkm, In '3- la.—‘l‘he pmidom has been elm duly, any!" blue]! to I" toxins. u li‘yhiopug «i um um Alabuu pom. «Wm 1m! "41.. «cc. sad that. the Praia": nu giving My aim! to tho endeavors from hm! ﬁdu chino I‘m at ru- to bring 93:; I "alumn- ,» ——-_o 2 q.» ~ ‘—- » RECORD YOUR DREDS.——-’l’ho attention of pnnien holding unrecorded Dordo‘ll dlrec‘ﬂ’ lo the provisions orrhe Ac: olAuenle', wﬁlch requirel that— "V , “All doedl and conrcynneu for Hal em in this Commonwealth. slull he recorded in rho oﬂive for Recording Dyed: in the county where rho lands lie, wirbin If: new); um Ibo execution of luuh duh and ponnynco; IN "or! such denl Ind convey-Jan no; “my“: _u .rgrmm, mu be adjudge rnwopmx ANDI VOID Igninn my nubaequnt purging"; for nrnluahle ronaiderulon, nnlou Inch doeaj be recorded before the rgcordmz of the degd o; conveyance under which mrh Inlucqunr put. chaser ur mortgagee shall claim." r TM: in I very important noticn, Ind thou holding unrecunled doe-ll will, no the In»?- “are 0! havinglhcm recorded wllhonl furthg; delay. Sl’lz'f: 1.l I, .\'o 7'] I‘IIN A CARD TU INVALIDS

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