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Alta recent meeting of the bankers of Bos-
ton, Hon. Mr.. Gay is reported to have said,
tdat q Dds certain that there IOds a 1OGnt Of
uaity 10 the Cabinet" upon the subject Of the
prosecution OF thewsr. That may bebelieYed
70 be acertain in Boston, but Is known to
Sc untrue in Washington. There never was
more harmony Of effort in any cabinet, than
there is in President Lincoln's Cabinet to
bring this struggle to a close, BY the most
vigorous and decided policy Washington
Republican.
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The Chicago Journal mentions the arri-
val and going into business there of sew
eral capitalists from St. Louis and Ginciu-
matt. The troubles along the border are
supposed to be the cause Of the change Of
location. -e -'5zI 1883 ez-1 -.es ~
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Coon SPEEn.-Russell, Of the Times, who
left the battle field, certainly as late IS five
O'clock P, H., according to his account of
the incidents, reached Washington at eleven
P. H., a distance Of twentY.seyen miles on
the back of \ horse who had been over the
same ground in the morning, and By road
obstructed By retreating army Rdskiag-
Ion ReDubIiedn. - 5- ~ sd al
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Patriotic Letter from Hon. Ben. Stanton.
The Cincinnati Gazette publishes a letter
from Hon B. Stanton, under date of ':Belle-
fontaine, Aug. Is" in which he declines be-
ing a candidate for Governor of Ohio. He
says. ~ as.n.a sas-s.si 1s as2. AZ orr
81 frankly confess that under ordinary
circumstances, and in quiet and peaeefnl
times should esteem tia great honor to be
elected Chief Magistrate Of the great State of
Ohio, and should take both pride and pleas
ure IN devoting my best energies to the dis
charge OF the duties Of the Office.
qaBut at & time like the present. when both
the State and National Governments are in
imminent peril Of dissolution and overthrow,
donot feel at liberty to indulge in any aspi-
rations Of personal ambition or aggrandize-
ment. l desire, therefore, % say that am not
a candidate for the Office of Governor, and do
not desire the nomination. The labor. and
responsibilities of the Office, at time like
the present, are so onerous and SO heavy that
I would not consent TO assume them withou
/ great hesitation and reluctance: and as am
sure there is no danger of their being forced
upon me against my win, Idesire to with
draw my name from the contest.
aThe people Of the State should now de-
mand the services of one of her ablest and
most upright men in the Office of Governor,
and one whose position and character would
Command the con6dence Of the whole people.
i q 5HI trust the Convention Of the 5tih Of Sep
tember viii rid itself Of the influence of al
eliques and cabals and make their aomiaa-
tions With an eye single to the public good,
without the slightest regard to the personal
aspirations of any man or Het ofsmen. q -.
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) ICorresppnaenee Of the Cleveland LeaderJe
l From WASHINGTON.
WAsEIHaroN CIrr. Aue. ri, ls6l.

WASHINGTON CITT, Aug. 81, 1861.
EDIFoRs LEADER The Capital of the
country is Enthusiastically the seat Of the
war. Here is cOngregated the largest army
ever q rnnzaed' upon The continent Of Amer
lea. Here centre, at this time, All the in.
terests, political and material, of the ma
tioa. HitherWard are alike snxiously di-
rected the eyes of loyal and dislOyal citi-
zens. Within twenty miles of US hostile
army is ieneamped-its aim the capture
and destruction Of the city-its leaders
plotting and planning to that end. And
in our very midst, spies without number,
doubly dangerous from the fact that they
occupy high places in the very government
they are seeking TO destroy. ~ 20 :
But with all these elements of excitement
amidst and around us, were a stranger, ig
nOrant Of these things, suddenly to come
smong us, he would see no outward indica-
tions Of their existenca. Quiet reigns un-
disturbed, and We perform our business la
boFs, and enjoy our social comforts, With
out apprehension Of DANGER 1t is q re-
markable fact, but none the less "a fact
that Washington has been, for many years,
as quiet and we'll ordered q city as it is Of
this time. Lu3 a3L1H8 =.
There issan unostentatious energy about
Gen. Mcglellan's proceedings here which
is strangely IN contrast with the reckless
] display and dash which charactefized the
es1paign under his predecessor. Then
We had the apomp and circumstance Of
glorious war" to 1amRse and please; nor
I'VE kH0Wand feel that prodigiOus work is
being done, and that when the collision Of
armies does come its result may be in q
great measure decisive of the fate Of the
Goyernment Therefore, We take a deeper
inierest7in the progress of events immedi-
ately around us Than ever before. 1iI sdi
Apprehension as to the safety1of the
Capital may well be At sn end. We1are 10
no danger OF attack, or if an attack should
be made upon us, Of defeat. The defencei
of the city are too formidable for the army
ofEthe1 rebels saHd they are constantly be-
ing increased and strengthened in all quar-
ters.
Of the number Of soldiers here, Of course
I am unable to speak. Popular rumor il
\ vague, and, sure knowledge is out Of thu
resch Of an except the proper officers. ThiI
Imay say, however, without violating pro
pfiety, there sEe At least enough for thu
4 PURPOSES Of defenee.- / shall write again.
j ~ GaIafI yl4EhEeUIAA'
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CILHVELAND 8 TOLEDO 8. q
suMlIER ARRANqAnn1l-


gqnRections ers made st MonroeYiIIs vffb "A. -.
e. easE slshsld and dsgark b .at liSis 49,
tna haIfeqakE, Dayton and Cincinnafi r. fi,-t -.
mont with Fremont 3 LudiAna "a u ~ = li,flS-
N1th the hicdieAn 3outhern : Holfl-1-l 49,.
treitl Jeeksont Port WHynus LoTEaI5oTf - ~.
S5, Ill -. = lI2ns 50 Locis and al polhtI - oe
Trains arrive IN Clgvoland ron Toisdo sna a.
Mes5 at sla A. H. 3=1s p =, and q Fro11
',f7lz.. f,.-.,. q LIB. RUSuB,
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3 RRIBR.R-

81 suMHER RARRANgFsfFNr rsa
On and AttsF hendags -MaF 6th, IssI, PaslsnFsF
Trains will run as foloWa:
LHAFE OLEFEIlAED Tl
9szo A. n. EXPRESS MALL TRAIN-Stouusar Al
al stations except Euclid, WlcklifIs, nIs1-
tor, Perry, Uui0nFille, SsTbr6Sk, FafrTisE
hau 5EanEille; and arriFag Il Rris AZ I7.lf
SOS p ~ OISCfaa1ffi u : f - 52 3 VI s@sso1- - z. =.
ping a PaiuesFills, Aahfabula md Gir1ri
cnlys end arrives st Erie 7:o5 p n, Dun
as ?. n. C0dHEAUT ACCOMMODATfoH-Stop
ping AZ All Stations
100 ?. - NIGHT EXPRES8 TR6IN=Ssopulnq a
Paina1yiller AshfabnlA and GirHrd only, and
GTT1Ee8 Of Erie st lz.lo A. n, Buntir< e
zzoD A. L., BufIaIo an A. -
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We publish all the names handed us up
to the hour Of going to press, but under.
stand that the half do not appear. We
viii make additions as handed in.
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DILE PILLS-THAT WILL CURI
i ths Piles, cen b ipuhd & = Publie sauAEl.
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l:I5 A. n NIGHT EXPREss N IE--stovsinV A.
Glrards Aahtabula and PainesVills only; aud
arrives 1t Cleveland Ct 1.28A.H
Ds0o A. H. HALL IkAIh-Stoppinan A. 81 Stations
except saLbroQk, UnionTills, Perry, Men
ter and Hicklids, and arrive at ClsFalald
l2s50 ?. =. DAY EXPRESs TRAIH-Stoppin9 &C. GI-
rardI 00nnea1t, AshtabuIa and psfnsgTilln
Only, and arrives af Cleveland AZ f.lD p u.
AGOOmMODATION TRAIN viii leave ConneaIif
at 500 A. M.s stopping 1t all stations, and
-lCT AzriYink % Cleveland ct 9sla An.
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RELIEF FOR THE SICK AN.
WOUNDED S0LDIERSl
CARD TO THE PUBIIoi

OARD TO THE PUBLIOI
THE MANAGERS OF THE LA
Il DIES AID SOCIETY, being nov IN eommu-
nicatiOn with the Sanitary Commission at wash
ington, and also with tho Surgeons Of the several
Regimenta, IN which are Companies Of Troops from
O:ey land and vicinity, are prepared 70 direct the
efforts Of those who Wilng TO assist IN relieving
the wants Of the Sick and Wounded in the Army.
We have already sent some supplies OF Hospital
Clothing aud stores 70 the Commisal1n and design
sepdihg from time to time such donations as our
resources will allow. &c
The Rooms of the Society, No. 95 Bank Street, are
open every week day irSm 10 u A. NJ, and Com
mittee Of Ladies In atteudance- Contributions Of
ROspitsi Garments and Bed Clothing, Delicaciea for
solicited, and will be promptly forwarded % the
Hospitals connected with the RfgiDents in which
are Troops from this vicinity, or to the Sanitary
Commission at Washington, 4 1sest nesded there.
L.a MRS. B. ROUSE,
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OorEF0TIonnl.s

shelby sanduslEyf Nanafald q Nsuarh Rsflroad. A
1a1slleids NJ. Vernon, Newark, ZanssTiils,
Orestline, Pittsbursh, Fort WAYNE 4 C5ieazo R.II.
road, f1r FOREST, Uppar Ssuirr ~ f,sI5fa-
Lima Fort MaTnet LaPOrte, Chfcaso, -.
west and haat ior q Man5feld, WcostsF, Mag-
Giliun, sc.
9aiion and helieontAine Railreed Line, for Marion
--.5 Eslletontaanes ne sidney, Union, muncio, ln-
oinepoliBs Terre Ha1ta, Ffncsnneg Firlr'1,
vile LoTi5villet Csiro, st. Louis, &e
DeiaNares Win sprlngheldy H. yerncn and Pitts
buTgh ksilrOad for SpFiaRlslf
poilmbu5i Llttie Miami 3 ColDmbuS, and Xeusa
ha1lroad, tor 4enia, layton, Tnlliauanoii1-
r-- EeIre hautes st. Louis, Morrow, LOTsie1d,
and Cincinnati, and with fhs Ohio 8 ~.
Esaipql Railroad at Cincinnati f5F L.oui1-
villa EFausville, Cairo t-Eoult, ard IN
points on the Ohio FiTsr-
ColurabusS Central Ohio Railroad ior NasSrt Zans.
----- 2 Etlle, " heolineY &C., OolGnbua Pi1ue m
. l1siiaaa RairoGd for Piqua, Drtars, -
Eor Iiczets 10 al points and fnf0rIrafion a
ply e. the Passenger Station. = IT NJ
r,...z., = .; y, FLINT Eupsrintsndont.
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1 iiLEYALAND 9 PITTsBURGH
-. - I 2 e D sala7

"A Z = 9 . y mn
PEI. SUNER. AlRANgEMEHF.
,.. 70 axe slieet on Monday June I7th, I -.l,r
I've 7 Slefelana cslYr Sundays excett = Ts5
30 :. ,asliAlll5sriges q New YORK 80 A. -
70 Ehil,.,el iias4s35 a. n, RitiIl-rsR ~ y
- Hhselilg 40 :. n; HsT ~ IsiSi5his
sd ?. hkk pres rrfves at New YORK fsaop -.
Fhilldol piIiE f1s3)Pr. Pi4f-f-ret 49,
,ss.r- ..aA.r " oeeiing 5'J7 A. y. -I--
1Itn Trans connect at HuscH for Akron and
fATs .I1 run ;hT0qgh ron Ptts6lsA d New York
BA-fare IS loW e. By any ether isus f
- hrDngh Licket3 can b DrogEr1f at fs,a NJ.
or q be Euclid Street Station.
L---l y n MCCUEIOUGHgguu
y x 49, q ., Aaelf, junsis
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GUMMBR ARRANGEMENTFOR
- Closing the Mails At the Cleveland Post Once.
F0nFuaeOcfnQ NAV 19. 1851 aErr rrr ---
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All the trains going westward connect Ct Cleveland
with trlis for Toledo, Chicago, Colnm5us, Oincin-
natl ~ Louis, i and all the trains going eastward
eols1cea AZ DnkIrk with the trains Of thu n. u. 3 n
Bal sid, aud Al Buffalo with thoss Of the New YORK
OeDtrsi aud BuiiAio 5 New York City Railroals.
H N0ITIHaHAM, SUIT
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OIeNeIalul AuEuaL JLIl.a1L Le1lllsLls.
MERRlCK & KING,
SAIL, TENT AND FLAG MAKERS,
No. 203 River Street.


Every style and deseIip.ien Of Tents OF Flsgss
N mnufactnred to ordsTs OF the best meterai on fa-
Vorable terms. -7- .'-t -l-
u nj d K srs both practical vorkmen in their line,
and can refer To numerous parties with reAtton TO
Sail, Tent, Flag, Hammock, Awning and other Work
executed Of their establlshment. lyz3
CAILSI : TENTSl FLAGS E2U3
- River Strest.-The undersigned sTe prepared 70
manufacture every description Of SAILS TENTS
FLAGS, AWNINGS, &c, at short notice, and on
the most favorable terms. They are enabled 70 re-
fer to numerous parties in relation to their work
lnanship, and solicit q trial Of the game, , Il
july25:358 -l-- MERRlOk- = KING.
1871 PASTURAGE. v.----19
is.-1s z5Ts
Tho Pasti res Of the subscriber, r.r
about 800 res in the Cuyahogs IN LHA
valley, will be open on and after -
the first da 4 May. Terms--htty cents per week
for Cows and one dollar per week for HorIss paya-
Bile every MoHday, in aiVaHOe unlesa 6rraigarnentB
arc made with the undersigned for the Seassn.-
Apply at my once over Merchants Bank, Superior
street, or 70 Milo BosFOrth, Herdsman, At the en-
trance gates, near Woolson, Hitchcock 4 CaFtsr's
Stove Foundry, or at his brick dwelling bouso on
University Heights.
RB-Parties sending Cows or other Animals, are
hereby notified that they will be charged for the
tire from date Of entrance to November lst
uRless they give notice in wiring Of an earlier
DO responsible for animals that may stray from, eT
be injured while on said premises. s--
Cleveland, April % 1881. 8. 8. BIOh8.
NENT BY EXPRESS EVERY
~ WHERE
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1885, HUH4FR ARR6rqr1rv- 49,
Oh aHd AFTER Monday, June l6th, 1851 par7snfs
- Irains viii leave Cleveland e folfnITIs
pig A. y. y. Z. Cincinnati Exprass-gfo1uln4
Herea, Grafton, Wellinqton, NaF lIondor
salem, Shelby, Crestlfne, tfsiion Gfieefl
Slrdingto1s Aahley, Delaware, Iig1-is
G ntre, Worthington, Feachihr Coiur,
Bus q 1870 A. =, Cincinnafi - - D ~
and Chicago via Orestline At 7.i1 p II
1;lJ ?. 4. AueomnnodstionStop toppih a II st@fioru
and arriving 81 oolum bus 7.50 ?. n, snd
4;si ?. n. Night ETpTess-Sfo11inR At an st.tio,,
nortn q Orestlln6, and af Gallon, q arIllnq-
-.. teii, delaware and ~ all othar stafion1, 70
leave passeDgers only, arriTi1r a. bo-
l0noul at lisl5F. H, and Cinoiarsri Al 80
A. r. Chicago via Orestline, az 10 A. -
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1GEEa 20 selr .E5 $50 "A
Erie, BuHaIo, New York, Bos-I
ton, and Eastern Way, daily
supplementary Letter PseEs
: age for BufAlo3 New York
and BOsten, daily ........-......
Erie, BufiAlo, Albany, Troy,
New York, Boston and Port
land, connecting with N. y.
&Erie Agent, daily.............s..
supplemantary Letter Pack
ace for Buffalo, New York
Boston, daily 49,. ..............
Pittsburgh D Way, Philndel-
phis, Washington, Balti-
more, akron, Canton, Mas
sillOn, q. q p. Il. =. = Steu-
benyille, Wheeling and b. \
o. B. r, daily y.............s........
Supplementary Letter Pack
age for Pittsburgh, Phila-
delphia, Washiugton and
Baltimore, ,daily...s..s.-..--a..
Toledo, Chicago B Detroit, ,d'ly
HOrw6lE, Fremont, Oberlin
and Toledo, Wsy...............ss
Toledo, Detroit, Dubuque nd
Chicago, daily ......-..............
Supplementary Letter Pack
age for Toledo, Detroit, Chi
cag0 and Milwaukee, daily.
Elyria, Sandusky and Way.
youngstown, Warren and
% Way, daily..-........................
Columbus, Cincinnati and
Way, d6ily..................,.......
Columbus, Cincinnati, Nash
yille, Louisville, WheeinR.
New ORLEANS, st. Houis,
90 Ohillioothe, 0ircleYilia and
| Marietta, daily...s..........s..a..
Supplementary Letter Pack
SEQ f0r Columbus and Cin.
ctnnati.-.....,,..--.-..........-..-....
modina and Way, daily ..........
BOckportF Doyerg Sheffield
~ North Ridgeville and Am
herst. Leaves Tuesdays,
ThursdA7a and 9aturiRys...
Bath, Breoksville and Oopley
| Gsoves Tues days and Satur-
dayAls.sz...ss. .ss.l...ss.ss.....-..ss.....
Sharon Centre, Granger
Hinckiey and North Royal
3 ton.8I Leaves TUESDAYS and
Saturday ..,..-.....-.s.-.....s..
WarrensTflls, dlily...........l.a....,
| E7GrfEH1 20 tGT-9aL
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l1,LEVELANDT AND aLAH0NING

TIzs TG1E1 No. Is-Fo tskss sGsst % and allsE
THURSDAY March 2lsts ls5l.
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oIssINEATI RAILRoAD.

3. xsEgs q F,3ssat y 909 90Ll0Vsgs jsSSIs Sg,s-
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THR FRRLNG OF FOREIGN NATION

IScREISE or 4HE REBEL ARN1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-17
Miscellaneous items.

Tax GRxrNL GRKnH BLAcKsMrrH is dsaA-
He bad bean the msans Of coofsIring life -
many persons, but death snapped him uP q
last
A TEACHER wishing 10 explain to little
girl the manner In which . lobster cAsta hse
s1sli when hs has outgrOwn 1t, iaid;-WhAt.
do you 90 when you bAvs ou'g owa ysar
clothes? You throw them aside, don't you
Oh, mol" replied the little one I'VE let Gus
ITO tucks"
NAroLpoH III. 10 90 unwsn that he Is Sboa
to take 10 dIinNIns-waNr, at Viehy.
MICHAEL. PHKLIp, OF this city, and Losa
Fox If syr.euss, played q mach gane ef SAl-
iarda AZ the latter plse', On frtasy last. N
sas a c Som sane of Eve hantrNd poln'A snA
Fox beat PasLAH by one hundred and Linssy-
Nx. A suPp.r folio cd at The Gibbs Hotsi.
AvIol ESr ToRSADo pAssed over FresPerS
H., on Monday AfssrnSOn, doing eonaiasrAeas
cSmAge.
THE Nav CusARD SrEAMER ScorIA, ths
81 &C nd STga-t steamer Aalst was lAunehsA
rscsn ly az GlVgoE. Tue Seoja u $50 te<s
larger than tho Persia, and 1900 tons ingT
u an any other steamer Of the Caisrd hAs-
EpwsBp wocD MET HoRBIBL1 DEATH g
Syracuse en Monday; whiIs In the act OF hu-
| iss 4 salt KETTLE, he vas sized vita nt aAa
| S.il into the boiling brine the lower P2t
his body was horribly icaldsd.
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The A rcheres d,t CAJistianisme Of May 3Dth
siatea that, tn ugh the authorities have bssn
overturned on tho subject, permission to hold
meetings In tho great public halls has not bean
gpntea, sEd they have continues to take lace
ia u o little chapels at tte Wesleyan Chorch
Rue Racsls, ana In the Reformed Evangelical
Cburch, Rue Chabtol ard Rue du F.ubourg st.
HonoIe, In scbo)ls in saloons, etc. Every avail
ab q d ace has been ins III ci,nt and from the 9A
to the 26th OF May there were fiftesn Of them.
AZ. MoSoD gees on TO says; The heart h
~rupg to see plaoes more or less capsciouA
that wsuid bs filled every day, closed 70 I'm
nj rtal souls, eager 70 hear from day to day the
~ords of life. Bat thoss who thank G od for this
beau tifui and good move nent are not there
fore dscoursg'd for they remember Gods
ways are not as our ways" that In his hands
oDs,s clss uansfo,m themselves into means
and that he usss feeble things TO confound the
mighty. joyful professions Of conversion aud
a faith have coniinasd TO take place, but, -
might have bean anticipated, In less ma nber ID in
when the word OF Goo could bo addressed TO as
zen blies foI or i've timos more numerous.
More .vsr, tn general effect produced by thsss
mseiiues In Paris 10 very remarkable. In
sphere lsr.s enough, and which extends bs-
yund Ptosstautism, thsy Ee the subj 'st
Of every convsrsation. Some asPuse
hem some rejoice n and de'snd them !
out none can r.foain from being occu
pied With the n. This agitation 10 better than
deaih or Sleep Fiom twenty seven 10 thirty
weekly prayer niestinps have bean orgsniL &C
and anp' uLc,d d, and take place In private hous-
- on diffsrspt days AZ different hours and In
| in, rent quarters II as We pray the Lord
toe cbiloIsn OF God thould reilly unite it
| pray or with faith aud love, God vii We douhl
| no', acco, ding TO his promiss, give his Holy
| Spiiit 10 tn. s. who ask and whatwe love T.
call cur Ffsrc ch awakening, will live, VIII sx
tend its'lf, and will DO consolidated In Paris II
tho NhJls VI france, and In the metz hbornl
countries. already Mr.. Rate IFFE has invi
tutions from III rent pArts OF France TO cone
and fyllow up the COED and holy work com
us. csd az Pa,i+ whore = new lie PeryH =
tho sc's of " rthip, the preaching he PRAYERS
and the sipgirg u tho praises OF CD. Tner'
| are the saas sls n, nts but more living ano
| producing desper III cai somstbing hks tn'
| ssp IN tho sprlng Of ma urs af,sr the oompAis 9
i've st,lIn,es of winter. We have sssn an
proved the ssus thing ia the United States 70
,hrea yous bAik; and thu sans tss'imoDy
osDe by tho more recent awAksnipgs OF Ire
AID, ScJtlsno, and England. We po,tpor
,hs r~ply TO objections, bslisviag II useful.
the Grst inst Anos TO give thsse objections I'll.
70 produce thsmsslvss In . complete torn. v
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TnnEE JouRSALIbrs, II. J. RAYMOND, of
The ~ T. Times JoBN u aKLow, late Of The
Ertn'ag Post, and Y. X PAsoBoas, OF th, Ia.
Boston AH's, eompsts for the Consulats at
Paris.
Gov. Kills, OF North Carolina, IA r.portsd
TO bsve oiod at Red Sulphur Springs, Va, on
the 9Th inst, whittier he had gone for bis
health. Recent accounts Of him from North
Carolina represented tim as being extremely
Oppressed st the political prospects Of his state,
LORD Lyons has called the attention Of the
Government 70 official documents, received
from the English Consul at Richmond, proving
that private individuals and vessels have been
t~s mn .s.Su.s ~.s,% snat G sioeSs.s: " ~.
effective In order to DO biEding, the questions
involved ara Of the highest Importance. Ths
Epelish are undsrstOod 70 be watching the
blockaded ports ~ith vigilance TO discover q
prettxt for makirg trouble
Gnr. Soorr apoloeized to bis guests at
dinner pa ty On Monday for the dessert, "but
will dissproint you" After the cloth wa
removed, the bItlsr brought In a telegram
a. nouneiDg Gen. MCCLELLAh's victory.
The HLHcrION Of ]. W. FoaSkr to the
| clsi siksbip u the Senate 10 said to 10 owing to
, ;hs ex,rtIons Of Mr. SHERMAN, u. 3. Senator
| from Ohio. Disappointed political and mill
| tny aeprants scent plumber IN this arrange.
ment, and scold as II they were svrfy they had
| not their share of H..
| GKHBRAL RosKsoRASZ who achieved the 10
cent vic'o,y In Wes Gn YirRinis, is hom Ohio.
| lie graduated Ht West Point at the head oi
| mis- class AID has s'nce been In the Top graph
| ical Department. He rauks as Bdgafior Gov
erai, CONN ar dirg ore Of Gen. MoCLxsNAsp
divisions, che latter c'mmanding ons Of tns
others, ard General M RRI, Of Indiana the
Third.
The hrSrGoMLRY fOst saVs that letters
from Mr.. YAsoEr hava been recsiVed, to the
fleet that Eogl.nd will certainly r,cogn q,
/ tho Soutbe n Coo bfod.rscy In Angus, and that
10 will return homs a month later II Mr.
| YANcRr will only Iamaiu abroad till that
| event happens, ard lives till than, he will
certainly rsLk among postsrity as the - oldest
| ibhabitan.."
The REAL SENTIMENTS Of the soldiers in tbs
rsSsl rank is b.ft eviispcsd by the fact that
the mutkeis Of the prisoners are generally
found plugged with lead to prevent their injur
ing the Union Ioops.