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IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH.

Very Late from Montg omery. the Capital
or the Southern Confesleracy-MOvemon ts
Of JEFF. Davfs-Secresy> the Order OF
che Day-Ignorance or Affairs mt the
xsrth-Tne Country, from Montgomery
% Richmond, Aiming, but Slowly-Alcx-
andria the Great Point Of Concentration
We have, from gentleman who left Montgomery Oh
wednesday evening last additional reliable inelh
gence Of affairs nj the Southern capital
IRE rst OF any importance from the capture or
ror, Sumter received the capital was the secession
Ct Virginia This took the city quito by surprise, and
Me feeling Of exultaticn was proportionaby intense
Trade and business have been daily on thc de-
elire, AMI during the last week completely suspended
ne anxees Of the people have reached the climax since
JET Davis departed from the city. His movements are
aYea.ca with the greatest sccrczy and il Is only the
direction he takes which suggests his probable dcstina
:op he started the latter end Of last week FROM his
capital eastward ard IT supposed ne hal gone 70
Richmond for personal interview WITH Gen Raurcgad
me n iusp,ct the preparations being made under
mat oncegs orders for carrying the into Egypt by an
st;,y on the 70 lera capital But Is not 10 taer Chef
rxec-ye an ks movements that the eyes o. the people
og Mon gomery arc turned. Their CHEF anxiety IS to
ezru the feeling the North and the extent any, OF
mo Sympathy sim extended to the South Upon the oil
sympathy there is stl nag nary dependence Dot
her the truth braass upon ihem The lt aFd9T waish
vice rres zen. stephens is st At Montgomery tempo
-frY reforming duties o. his chief traops In small
rrbo-s are Gay arriving a4d latery they arc almost
rlelely afteE arrival desplchsd eastward From tins
4sgurpasea that nlvis ls CONCENTRATING large force
i Richmond AMI that the capital Of viegnit Viii be
tsrcesclth bis military headquarters.
or informant sta.es that along the route from
Montgomery I, richmond there we're the usual
trus Observable Of the events which now AL
tate snd agorze the country At several points
anei men, but in small numbers, were seen on
.htr march sometimes bivosacket sometimes wendng
zoDg tie distant highways to the music OF the drum
&c, Al Rchncrd he noticed that s'rone force
Wis rreseut evidently uudcr the eye and consro'
Of chef. he here learned tlat General B.ai
regard chief In commlni, was present, aud that
Jea DAVIS Was hourly expected. Patrols constantly
pa-aded the streets and all the outward Signs Of
Ihreatenad city, or the headquarters of Al invading
araay were manifest NeSauira, Eappesrs, is in IA
greater ferment than any other place passed through Tne
Whole pc5 1il..1n seemei TO be arme t-mosty all indis
srimlA.e,y-bu. there also appeared uniformed men
snorg the crowd acting under orders OF superior officers.
Quarters we're berg prepared FOR these, aud ii was ex
pectea hstst this point strong advanced guard would
potied shops and stores closed and all business
IL. refy suspended ID Alexandria.
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NEWS ABOUT FORT PiCKENS.


tFrctn the New Orleans pcayude, Of April III
We learn froln Major General Clarke, OF the regular
army 0, The State 81 Mississippi arrived here this
morning from Pensacola, via Mobile that no changc had
taken place 10 the military aaa zee Of Pensacola Fort
spared from The shps OF war composing the feet OF Ten
sscoa II was not oxpeeted however that any attack
would be made FOR the next ten days The troors wer
all ID enc condition, and anxious for the battle 10 com
neRce.
Of the Navy Yard, about eight miles from Pensacola
where he hiss been residing, arrived in this morning by
way o. Mobile.
We earn from the same source that the report that
Gen arg constructing works Oh Santa Rosa Island
was erroneous. ON the contrary, the United states
troops we're bcsty engaged doing so and a, the time
informant eft. bad extended the works to point
nearly opposltc Warrington.
From the Cincinnati Com nercisl, April ~
on saturday gentleman direct from Memphis by
rsllro2d passed through the city his way to New
York. ne eft Memphis Friday, aud says 10 saw
private despatch there, stating that on Thurs ay Lieut.
slemmer, o. Fort resens bad ordered the Confederate
oos % stop throwing ~ batteries with which 20 to,n
bard hun They declined obedience, end he opened Gre
upon them, and 10 The course OF the first days nrleg
three hundred q them wore killed. The dcspatch was
NJ IN Neyed that W. have had word by Telegraph
ron yort Pickens for time While Il e kuows thu,
reced 20 tho building Of sand batteres to co.. q
7s char that there has dccu-ard peshAps sUn
torts ~ M tterles The that hear nethmg 81
irora tie e nth certainly does not indicate southern
success. -, a.,v... ,., ., ,se,
Tie sxamer Hannah ". Johnson, leaving Pensacola
set,erd,r mornh W reports eight war vessels on the
hsrbor Il 4 supp >ed they contain reinforcements FOR
Sort t.cl.ens.
EpoH WV or JEANS AND TEXAS.
Wv ORLEANS, April22 1901.
Tie Texas ins Of sea,nep as been suspended for tho
present. - :
General Houston, It's reported, u about 70 speas Of
Galveston Announcing hs determine ZION 70 oap''e Pre-
ridopt Iln.olns preparations for war.
werlike preparations sc pogrossngo Texas ainge
srae.
The remaining federal troops al Iud'auos VI proeso'y
be taken prisoners.
six huadrei dollars Of the Confederate loan ha psen
isIen by the sol,rcd people Of Mobile
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DEPARTURE OF RECRUITS FOR THE Sc
VFNTH REGIMENT


Several members Of the seventh regiment, who were
unable to accompany their comrades on Friday last tc-
gether with number OF volunteers making nesr. two
hundred men in ALL including I've Of the Engineer c5rps
left this city yesterday, in the propeller Daylight,
for Annapolis intending TO join the rest Of the regi-
ment ~ Washington. The recruits assembled NJ
the arrnory ct an early hour, where they were en-
rolled and furnished with muskeis and the necessary
equipments, each being supplied with twenty
rounds Of ball cartridge. The orders provided that
every should have three days rations The deacn
ment is under command Of Captain Egbert l. vele; late
OF the United States army, and Lieutenant Arrow smith
After the soldiers had gone through various cises
they we're Drawn up in line in tho drill ro,m when Cap
tain viee briefly addressed them, and stated that any
felt themselves Incompetent 10 perform the most ardu0ls
duty-as much might be expected from emtheyshoud
indicate the fact by stepping In front Of the line Eger
man. however stood his ground, and upon the reaqest
being made second time still each refused to move.
This determined spirit elected lond and repeated cheers
and subsequently,, at the Navigation OF Captain Neo, en-
thusiassic cheers were given for the city OF New Yor
and for the Union.
The troops then e the armory broke into columns by
patoons aud marched through Fourth street into Broad
way and thence into Canal street ard down 10 the
WHAT whore the propeller Daylight was waiting to re
ceve them They escorted by mauy OF the to1o-
rary and ex-mennbers OF the regiment. When they left
the aruory they loudly cheered by the thousands
that had collected Ia the vicinity OF Tonpk!rs Market,
and were followed by hundreds Of their friends down to
the boat. All a'opg the line OF march, as they ar
preached, they greeted with the most attering
demonstrations receiving the popular adien In the
waving Of hats and Gags and handkerchiefs, and in
spontaneous bursts of resoundpg cheers The same
bounded enthusiasm met them al the wharf, where
immense crowd had assembled. Not much time was
lost in the ebsrkaton and at about hall past two T. NJ.
the little propeller worked her way out from the dock
amid the laundering salutatons Of those on shore
The Daylight also carries about six hundred barrels Of
preserved meats bread and vegetables for the regiment
Eighteen members OF the Seventh regiment had sailed
with the Eighth regiment on Tuesday.
Lieutenant Porter bearer OF deEpltches 10 Washington
and Hon, G. Il Van Wyck, went with Leatenan, Nelels
detachment yesterday.
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$. LOWS, ApFD ~, lsel
Governor scssen has called an extra session Of the
legislature to ec, thursday Nay 2, for the purpose Of
enactng snch laws and adopting such measures as msy
be necessary for the organization and equipment Of the
militia II the State and 20 raise money and snch other
means 40 may required TO place the state proper
attitude Of defence.
Adutapt General Bough has issued orders TO the
nandng officers to assemble their respective commands
the Cd Of Nay and to 20 to encanpmert fcr days
as provided b. law.
The stfeogtb, organization and equipments o, the
several commands are TO be reported al o0ce 10 hea
quarters, ana tie division inspectors are required TO give
az Information respecting the condition OF the s,ate
fosccs.
sT LOUIS April q, 1881.
Lieutenant Merchant and Surgeon Brewer OF the United
States army, have resigned.
General Harvey lett for Washington tonight.
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LAID AND COMFORT FOR THE WASEt-JG.
TON ApMy

The army is TO be supplied with i've HUNDRED pounds
Of cooked Iarina daily, contribution from the pro-
pretors Of the Croton and Metropolitan Flour Wills OF
this city, Hecker Brother Parma and apparatus for
that purpose shipped the Adger on rues-
day. under the superintendent Of Francis c. readwe.
Sr with George W. Oliver and Edward Waterman as en-
gineers. locomotive boiler, with connections for
twelve boilers, each capable 81 boiling half barrel Of
farna at once, constitute the cooking arrangements and
will furnish very agreeable dessert TO many noonday
mess. Fhty1ve thousand pounds were forwarded yes
terday as the first instament.
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Of treason, and Dr. saho., charged with mispssop or
treason. They were taken before George W. Morton,
United States Commissioner actng IN the race Of Geo.
Belts who be- joined the army against the agrees
sors) and were committed for trial
Dr. sabo stated 70 Of the officers that he Ind left
south CAROLINA two months ago. and now preparing
TO join regiment against them The authorities thought
otherwise, and locked him up.
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PROPOSALS ron MILITARY STORES.

efAIn OF INV YORK,
CoKnsssk ny GnyERAI's Osf1cE,
Nrw Yossg, April 20, 1881.
Sealed pro2oszs VIII De received ct this oice, on the
c1vnsr OF Seventh and rnjrtyfh street until
twelve O'Clock w. on the 10Th Of APRIL Tor furnishing the
following lfaniry accltre1ents and egIlmfnts (-rIny
Batera) L be furnished tie volunteer troops 81 tho
New Work. State Nits 1000 Ct wnish must be Delivered
tesceps o. the nsn-comnassionea sword bes) by tie
s9th April, at such paees Lay f1em tine b. time
be des COATED by tae Comm zsary General
rs, 900 cartridge noyee.
5000 cartridge box bets ard Plates.
= 600 bayoneI scaobards ard frogs.
Q. 900 waist belts md plates.
u COO cap ponches and picks.
70 J0e gun sings.
IS 900 knapa.cks linda rubber, yS5Canzed).
rs 900 haysrsscss,
SEQ non Commissioned oiIcers' ard musicians sword
ard w@st belts, coni p.ete.
IAe bids win state he prce az which each OF the asore
meItigned articles VIII 5e furnished. Al bidders
requested 10 meet - the Connissary Generals cfce
the 10Th Il April a. twelve O'clock to learn who the
successful btaers, Who nuss 5e aoie 70 give at
M and sI1ieri security for ne fai;lSii Performance OF
hex Contract.
BENZ. WEIGH, Jr., Com nisgary General.
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THE RHODE ISLAND TROOPS

II understood that the troops from Rhode Island
would arrive this city yesterday bot some uuaccoant
able delay has occurred which viii preclude the possb
~ or their being IN New York before this mosrna They
come board the steamer Empire state. wh I'll went
down 10 Providence on iasi sunday r. take them ON
board. The Empire state Nii u Is understood h. ut Ia
the stream opposite Jersey CITY, until her ptseuges are
take
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MI. vALiASDIGUAM NOT MOBEED.
10 THE ErTIog OF THE ugRaIp

p,yroS, Ohio, April 20, 1851.
There IL word Of truth Ia the statement 10 your
Washington correspondence Of April Is tha, have been
rpo,bed ~ "a any way iusucd or that my house has
been tor down any way moested The whole story
ia ishcut sa jcv ~ truth TIE further stsemenL
os yonr sorrespsndont that publcl- Announced ia
spesch in Eehmond ov anywhere ese iNs winter o. ~
ans other tine, that when the struggle same wog'd
take side with Yrgnt, "a faee al over stake stlc
n.ih ,ny owr etGse CL, yAL,ANIgCBAA.
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THE PROVISION FOR THE WOUNDED.

A central eepo, Tor the reception aud forwarding OF
dr. ssibgs and medical supplies furnished oy private
bcpeyoescc is open az the Cooper Institute. Ass).
Citations wishing to fud channel cor these stores are re-
ruosted to send eatcy, the medical stan oil the
army is IN need Of supplies 20 send with the regiments
now being forwarded Packages 10 be directed 10 tie
Clerks cfnce, Coop Cuon lrqaires viii be answered
| 80 ftrcu mn
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THE SEVENTY NINTH REGfuEyT

This regiment received orders yesterday - bold them
selves readiness 10 xltbN w hours but as
Eve hundred ssu uniforms hiyc been ordered FOR tho
recruits, " viii b impossible, Il = thought 10 leave
sariig llap Saturday " Sunday rex, me csmuands q
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BENZ. WEIGH, Jr., Comnissary General.
MEDICAL INSPECTORS OFFICE.

y. Y. STATE VOLUNTEERS,
Corner I'm ard White streets, April IS 1851.
GENERAL OSpra No. 2-Co'onels OF regiments N. X.
Vol regretted 70 rctty the Medical Inspector al this
once, as IS their respective regiments are in
quarters and uniformed thai the inal medical esanna
ton may oe made.
ALEX. B. MOTT, ND
Medical INSPECTOR N. 81 Volunteers.
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NAUTICAL MEN. ATTENTION,

The Editors Of the HER4Ip viii render a service by
giving the attached extract prominent place in thec
Journal
Nautical men who wish 10 serve the country 10 this
crisis requested to their aud addresses at
the store Of G. ". Blunt, No. l79 Water street.
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THE NEW JERSEY FORCES.

NtWARK, N y, APfil = IYbi.
Tbeodoro Runyop, Of Essex, has been arponled
commander Of the New Jersey forces. lie will
send one regiment 10 Trenton, thence to washingtq
at once The Second regiment nearly full and recruit
ing rapidly, The excitement Is great. New Jersey will
send 10 600 &c called on
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CAPTAINS Mason and Oousldson viii be inspected to-day,
snd the companies VII muster q Warrington Parade
Grornd at ten A. T. These Companies now number mp
wasde cf hundred men each and upon inspection,
whatever may be the reections will much exceed the
legal requirements. More than double the number re-
CURED for the companies viii 10 be declined.
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THE FORTS IN NEW YORK HARBOR TO BH
PROTECTED

battalion is now organizing al Gs4 Broadway, TO con-
ss Of artlerymen for the garrsoning and defence OF
the forts In the harbor An appeal for outfit has been
for wardcd to Governor Morgan backed up with recon-
mendaticns from prominent business houses.
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THE DEPARTURE OF THE FIRST REGIMENT.
NATIONAL GUARD--THEY ARE QUARTER
ED IN THE QUARANTINE BUILDINGS.
orArt,N Ann

The Frs, regiment, National Guard, commanded by
Col William H. Allen left this city yesterday for tue
purpose or occupy their temporary quarters en- staten
Island. They numbered some I 200 men. they lert
then headquarters and marched to the foot u Fra4kn
street, where they went on board steamtugs, and
were quickly conveyed 10 their destination. They Ia
NO arms, but expect TO be supplied in day two They
will, in The mean time, occupy themselves 10 ari!nl
and making themselves acquainted with The Of war
Tho Chamber of Commerce have most gener0gsl, 4 )
mated the of 81 500 for the OF the regiment The
makes the total received from this boly - 0o9
Othor subscriptions have also been cceiyei Tie le
the city have with foethought worthy or the sex con
trbuted large supply Of drawers, shirts, &o. far tho
OF the
The headquarters Of the regiment VIII remain FOR tie
present the old stand Of White aad Fin street,
where all commur icaiions may be addressed
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HIPPIN G NEW S.


yoRE--THIs
o. NOON RISES. II
80 HIGH WATER. morn Is
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ruEpuBLIc V0gHsIs new YORK SUSPENDED
BOARD Of SUPERVISORS.

A'0@@~SD
ArIu 24-This 1,ari he'd spt sal meeting this morn
ing, President stewer: n the chair.
rUarc wcTxs srsFESoED-f25O 900 ElrsED TIE
srrroar TIE eoyFISNESP ON COUNTY REVENUE BONDS,
TO c4LiEp yyoS pEfEscE posDa
Supervisor BUM offered the following preamble and
resolutions
Whereas an armed rebellion AGAINST the goTenneat OF
the United States kls been organized u several OF the
States, and
whereas the ro1e- tow beng expended for public i'm
provements IN this c1lniy may pc necessary FOR the sup
port II the government. -AaresCre,
Resolved, That u % hereby recoa ended TO the Board
Of Central Park % suspend az far as prac
tcabe all WORK nov p progress on the improvement o.
said PARK.
The following was proposed as substitute
Resolved, That the Commits oners Or Central Park and
the Commissioners Il ire rev Harlem bridge aud al
other boards OF commissioners ORA wing money from the
county treasury reQrceed 70 susnend the work under
their contrc! % ,g rs may DC warranted by proper
regard for the public interests.
This latter resolution was adopted.
The special committee In relation TO the legality Of is
suing county bonds to the amount OF s25oooo,
reported IN favor Of the SAME & BE called Union Defence
Bonds bearing interest az per cent and redeemabe
within I've years.
This was adopted.
After tonne routine business me Board adjourned to
Tuesday next.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23
.I.ellsr - III InrnIll arnr. II. ! !
LANclsrBa, Nav 20, Is0


. EDa, LEADtR;oY Yesterday we had the
pleasure Of witnessing review Of the two
Penpsylvania Regiments--I2th and 18th
quartsrsd here, by Gsnersls shafer and
Witmor, Of this city, and Col. Nagian, from
Carlisle Barracks. Had these regiments
their uniforms, they would make q very ine
appearance, They are improving hi their
drilling very fast. No wonder the BaIti-
nloreans laugh ct the appearance of some Of
our volunteers, if these are fair specimen
Of those spoken Of, fot the old saying Of
0fst, ragged and ssucy," is here most Btrik-
ingly illustrated. They are the toughest
lot Of men ever saw assembled together
on any occasion. They have left their homes
With the expectation of being uniformed be-
fore this. They make very few complaints
except in relation to their not being uni
formed; but they express willingness to go
and fght, as roughly equipped as they sre,
They have greater variety Of guns than
our regiment--the Minnie, the old finE lock
altered over for caps, and the common ride
with sword bayOnsts, the first we have seen
among the troops. le- e -.l.' a-..
Z There is less sickness among these Penn
sylvsnians than there was among the Ohio
regiments. There has not been as much
rainy weather lately, which may account
for that. Most of the boys that Wsrs- left
here on account of sickness, are it tOleave.
Some Of them are going on to join the
company, and three are coming home,
not being abletO stand the fatigue Of camp,
life.
T To-day 30 far, has beena Iainy, Disagree
able day, especially to those out at camp
The citizens expected to have a great time
hero to-day, but have been sadly dlsappOint-
cd BY lis being SO stormy, it being one Of
their holidays in this section of c1untry.
. Ihave just heard from our,regiments.-
The men appear morn satisfied, - they get
better provisions, and more of it. The Phil
adelphia Press ssys that Suffolk Park is the
chief attraction out OF the city. Thousands
are Visiting it dsily-the only attraction be-
ing the lst and End Ohio Regiments.
1 have Just received copies of the LE4DER
Of the nth and 18th, for which please ae-
cept not only my thanks, but all our compa-
ny still here. They came to us like an cid
and welcome frioud, telling US what was
being done by those We have left behind.
- rieaa-- Yours as ever, ..la i
A GRAx. >
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23

Tx LAD.Es OF THE SIXTH WARD.-MR.
EDTrca: You should not fail to mention a
pleasant little occurrence at Camp on Tues
day, in which q number of Sixth Ward
ladies were actors. After Capt. Cranes
company, from Ashtabula, had been sump-
tiously fed by these fair ones, it was found
that sufficient quantity remained to salts
fy the appetites of at least two more compa-
nies, and an invitation was sent to Toledo
company to take dinner. The invitation
was accepted, but the eOnpany announced
that they would not attend till late in the
afternoon. Not knowing exactly how to
pass the time until the hour designated, it
was suggested that the ladies march in a
body, with ffs and drum, to the camp
This was Immediately acted upon, and soon
they approached and entered the grounds,
the fife sad drum blowing and beating
''The Girl / left behind Ne, /" amidst the huz-
zas of all and the most intense merriment.
It was . very happy affair, and the source
Of much Amusement.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-23

REToEYER MIss1He.-A volunteer from
Parma, serving in the ranks Of the Cleve-
land Rifles, had silver mounted revolver-
FIVE shc otter, fourth barrsl-s stolen from
his satchelin camp on Friday last. 7 was
purchased at Hattersley's and presented to
him, 1t il suggested that if any one pur-
chasing such weapon since that time Of
any but regular dealer will report 70 Ex-
Marshall johnson, the thief may be diScov-
cred and The weapon restored 70 its owner.
The purchaser l.the article wiz be repaid
the money expended. --
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PROBABLE CASE OF CHILD srEGLIEs.-An-
other mysterious case has occurred in our
midst, and if Of the nature supposed, is one
Of the most high-hsnded character. DR.. ].
Moore, residing on Kinsman street, about
noon of Tuesday missed his little sOn-a
child of years-snd favorite dog. The
nsighbOrs were aroused and the police noti-
fed, and search was commenced, which
was continued during the day and through
out the night without finding any traces Of
the boy. OF course the family were plunged
into the deepest agony and anxiety, but
through a kind Providence they were re-
lieved yesterday morning by the return of
their SOB, he having been found by gentle
man of Wsrrensville, Mr.. Harrison, at q late
hour Tuesday night, sitting by the roadside
crying, the faithful dog with him.
The story of the litns fellow is that be
was taken by a man into the country, who
told him DR.. Moore lived out there, and
handed over to another man, who after q
time left him. What object the man who
took him out Of the city could have had,
judging from the course he pursued in lesv-
ing the boy, caunet be even conjeetured, and
II is not altogether improbable that the little
fellow had wandered from his home 80 far
as to Lose the route, and Supplying TO the man
to show him the way to DR.. MoOre's, was
taken in charge by him and carried in the
direction which he supposed DR.. NJ. to live ;
but failing to find any such person, be was
too heartless to return 10 the city with the
boy, or place him in care Of somebody, and
left him where he was found. The child
was very hungry, having been without focd
for nearly day. Parents should exercise
more care over their children, and not per-
NIT them to stray off out Of their sigbt.