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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-21
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Ter uutsyicl5nett sat an t,s 17ten Stya3s
2cnl HIlnmHlst Gc5crutcr, sin ueuce Snad= II.
6oorHjr5- NGrs ertfuet. cas- CT isinen 5rruu,
cen unr eem 9utIitum in, @asemeinen bcltcn,
emrfeblt.
Sn benz 8arropm aieIcs nru einacri8tetcn
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Suatttat Su BADEN. DEFENDERS r%mpfieGI: aber Gin
.9las 9utcS engrrs@ier
81 M;or,ut
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-21
OtOrg GbreaDera,
Rbeinmcjne

Der 0erihieoenlten Scrten crbielt I0r6cn rpieber
cine frii6e SenOuu8 unD 0~srtiuft r~eniel6eu III
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SO. 1874 grcaofr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-21
Smiths GolDm

SrOaNitr., lwildcn Der 8. uno 9. Gfroee
Ntctnen otut'hen 8rcInbcn nno Dem oeIammtrr 9Sn6pi
tum oe %nielp, olB IN bic letter pon SIN. :, 0rDfTI inn
rub r,n t%reaolTect 6rtcI %oefuNric g8rtbIfafIO ibrrTnmn, -, :"
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y" 'INer0sa unH Iacet 81 }]abIIcib5m Stiua frtuuSifii Elm
TOmCS 81. Smifh
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-21
9tsue g8etnftubc!

9&trt0TcDoTtssg
Nttiucn 5%r,unocu uuO 8stduntsn, ipmtc Dem
8clammten @GtItfum RE rygebcue An,ei1e, paG
th an Der Sd, Der s. L. 8roaplr 1t elut1
gagcrbter= 9 aGrpn
croTnCt 6ate ulO lnpe biermit oQe msine Qanre.
!cutt Treunoiihlt sum 9cla6 p~erielbcu Gin.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-21

8parocrs! Bparpers!
Our6 llebernabmc oee an mein 9uta( AT,
3rcnScnccn 9erdumigcn g6c6nGauIes bin id in
Den Stdnp geisbt. elmer nettereu @n;abl guor.
eer6 be1ueme 3immer einriGtcn su tGnnen.
9tCrauf 9te fIettirenoe bite tb Ilebalo Bel mir
porjulPre@en. S. SO orr6au1en, N9t.
(Wu 9lruen SH0rftO
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-21
W(aI6iucn.

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zen Saaitutn, uno 6obrt5lcbrau@. Git prsjrc rrr,n@9, inS
heratAclttt, rtlr. son $l&5 uNb Sl5G mi Sgo r ny NhP
sinners gIo, ) Sfannorp SHUTTLE ol6 dt1u,
Sur &5e9tns 6abrilant;n nm fhp.rc yfNrr,rG.t p,ne
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ShiGh.IoRc. SllO, n,Itts 6igigrr int. oS E In Sslfu '"o
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@Hc Siu9r'lten @nltiNcl moi,n ~,
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A&GiprTm0nn, or or bcte NtnupiR Ubcr y n Il" " StD ut.
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S STGS' &Gi1 | Ga Ia, ,nT' u Jgr Gn Grengtar vot y. ~ p. Si2} |s:
gratis i~u9eiGUNt wrroM MIN. 80" "'""'& c., TOM
M@orln 3mtrn, @anmmracugayn unS @ei,g
nmo @as Mm @tGr1ih ettr ~9Idtmaltias upt5rrnSi,C 90
2Eal'1nGt l;np 5t ilHtc8cttaetcm in grgEer l}, Sr"g,F.n S"f'
S S gtI ]9',&tt5tSr Nltalainit mir6 uaicrt T"S Fin1g iT5t>
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y. &rDtt, &acnt. 30 NG,in,fr' MT u. On,
ANhAHhaHA III AllHNHE 81
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-21
0unerrlnfpr's

Sartier. uuO 5aari6uetoe. Galru
SIR. $50 Mninfr, 3mti8en 10. uno II. Styaee,
Der iOlGcn I'M sle9nnteitcu SrNle gcm llnterscffneter rrSffnst
porpe1 it, pire Von oemItl6en jeiuen 9IuSeleutcr FcIfps
]ca,pfobl;n. AQt in benz 80rbWrseih6it YorfcnmcnSe Disrit-
le%Iltunatn lp1rOn in pteier GNbiIeuent 3u~vortommcub urh
auf5 8Ht1 %du5aefuhrt.
I'M S]a9reittl 8ulpru6 bitttt gorS ereetenlf
IS. @uNerrntpr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-21
&5cnrp S~tStcearbt,
@rcatfr. ,uiIAcn Der 2tcn une 3tcn
9JSrs. SO g. 9Sonerrr.

OfniElt, age, ,piiben Der 1Stcn uno I9tcn,
maft elS bruti&e 0u6liflm ouf i6r 2a0tr Ypn StpslcrS ,
&incGroniIler, 9Satt:nhnten, beutfteu Sit1buben II. {. III.
eutnltrtldnt NIB Udtrt cine rteIe GeCieuuue.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-21
Sob. 9feiubar6t'S
Oeutlhe unO enali1he SGmle an Brnnhi

swiidcn Der 2ten uuo 3ten ctr.
Die Sbule res lluerieidneteu ut nunme6r in lein SSnhr.
Y~prb1ncen fr 5O-6O ShUler, weSbal6 Der laterltricbeas
iejre Sreunoe unN ate Sefannten 96Hi4t egIutht, Ism ME
fritbtr ibrs 8inSer gum lnterrtann uRO @Sieben anulpers
trauen.
9ieblt Der bruihen Il. enaIii@n wir6 aah sic f%ran,6IiIbc
Sprade 9elebrt, lcpie ale gum blrgtrIihcn 2e5en nctbipcns
bi9,n Asnntniie uuO 5crti0fticn, 4ub 1T Cn Gltern Sc
te9enbett AtFotsn, lore atn0er auf 6iltaent g8s9t @tanoipie-
len uTO Singer erlerReu gu loGen.
Na DIR InteI %5eidnete lp0If Sabre 8Olf5le6rer in Deuffb.
l1no ma uno IDe bttdant 0udh ihOn 3cNu Sabre 6jer In
&nlerttI. lopie aub auf Sertln9en Die bcllen 3cuaniIe I6er
6@1t9tttt ium &ebrtrberufe 0ufiupeicn etcua8: = 70 .mer,
prH l0tbe oeutlde Gltern, oencn tr niMt 0enmi bcfarnt in
felaea Anltano nebMeu, ibrs 8inoer in feline S@ule III iencen
9ohabmn9e00Q
S2bn 3einborbl,
beutIttr gChrer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-21
S|a9Ctbler Salon,

DO. 20 Diainitr., ypiiten Der il. unb Is or,
Nnl'ren Trcanocn mS Dem ee,1rIsn QuslifIm man,
MIR Hiern;t he er8r5cne &hejse. paF mir an oSiocm lSf5s.
GGrb ea reth0alfj9e5 98boltialc.Q a1fr trf Eritsn JH ri
mo franpR"tF 8raooica mo mir in ocn Sfanb Sciset
en- ScHcntrnojcle& . ntuen 2ocals ctruas Qusac,ei#rstEs 81.
III 81 t3LLII. @0hthttr II. @Iakcr,.
G6etnwetR! 81 DeIumcin!
unlrrn 6ycunren. iowje oem oeutiben Nubli
nm iib,~baaPt, cr!auteu mir uns auf unjer r,ih
'oltiaeS M "o4lsi 'tirlso Eager ctier 8Gein.
cine a%ifn;tr.. ~ sen. gEir nev o,i.,
~teie!G5n bidia Nh, fir nir E%Th.
inrr isprn Gor!c.
@autAteru NfaBgr
SIR. Is 9iains 5tutge
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-21

nG odtatw 8ttters.
Gin ausg9cihneter 9rrifel son S&t,o
Ston1DtOn'6 @ttt'rs, iir Die Bar uno ;nm
Seibf@cbrand5, Bum &crfaufe In eryset UNI
tleiucH SuantitGtcn bel
~ c&ceOer Il. 8riGer
@ein, yilufur uno sana-Giaarens6anpluna
Nr. 4 grhnn8e 6crcI 9uloma,
Dcart Citrate.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-21

Gtnt9e quite 8ooypere,
!tncen i'm gtewsWtartct 6otel Der uuter5ci6ncten
treunoltde ;3tmmcr uno 9utcu 8poro.
Stooelbpfer Ii. 6dueIer.
Weis- und Lager-Bier -Brauerei.
Die unterSct6nsteu liuU lest in peu Stou,
9eIegt, Die 9erren Nirtbe UNI pos 0cgbrtc Wubf
Funt nit 9Setss uuo Saacrbter ciatrsr 6otrifatio,
iu ben t%tlt9ltIn pretict bepiencn ,u tGnneu.
Orcre0 per 6aB poer Oubeno bitten mir tei
9rn. SteinIcin abjugeben.
s. 8iber Il. Gpmp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-07

PROPOSALS FOB LOAN or sl,2O0OOO TO THE
State OF Indiana Sealed proposals. will be received by
undersigned Commissioner at the office OF Winslow,
e. g. IL ~; city until t twelve Sc0c. e. q
pdiana the sum Of Twelve Hundred Thousand Dollars
ting part Of loan Of Two Million Dollars authorized by
opey for rspsliDg and providing for the public
9l4nOe, approved May Is, 1861
M addition 70 the above amount $4,000 s reserved for
loan 70 bear IN interest Of six per cent psr annum
Sly ,s s unp 4
10 in twenty years from date the interest between the
70 Of sale and payment and Novemeer lSn 70 30 paid
81 the nopal thereof. special tax OF Eve csnts
Oh hundred dollars in vaus Of the taxable property q the
n1ay until said BONDS are paid Of redeemed In addition
which regular tax of CENTS and in 1868 and there
ter Of eve cents leviei for recing The State debt
in ALL Tor the 1861 and 1852 seven cents and for
year 1858 and thereafter ten censs each hundred
osrs valuation Of taxabes in the State applicable to the
ondA payable bearer aligned BY tho Governor
regstered, with coupons for interest In OF
thousand dollars win be issued for this loanhe bonds
sums Of i've hundred doars BY such law being
conditional proposals will be considered The right Is
% any and .. Of the sd d. e shall be o'ns
Of BE- Ad down. FOR Which
pDs mony he
anvpa at such prior dates IS msy be preferred by
he bids win W opened at twelve o'cock on June 49,
b. by the undersigned, at the place Of reception,
sene Of such persons 81 may see proper 70 be present.
tbs osu aw aldsd TO the highest bidders If accepted on
ned cars Of w!aslow Laner Co, No s. Wan street,
ga J5sSE 4 + 6 ssSXNs com miss
rw Wang NAV IN Ia6I = -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-07

avn NEhfEN1Ws
ANNA
r AURA KEKNE's fHRAfA@a
Ia I9S MIG IA y"
$4,000 PEOPLA> Nrour
TONIGHT AND EVERY f"A"uS
The
6RVKN Sl6TKRA
UNCLE SAINTS MAuIC LANTERN.
NEW UNION fABLYAUX.
COMPRISING
THE WAKING or COLUMBua
THE UNIONS PROSPERITY,
WARRINGTON AND HIS ARMY CROSSING Tp>,
80 DELAWARE. q
CoLUMRIA AT WAsHINdToNs TOMS,
THE STATES IN UNIOE
OALHOUNS DREAM
-~N'S ARMY AT VALIyy ropnu
WAsHINGA. ~rOk,g DEsOLaTfoN f""'h'
THE u sdr0E AID THE uNIoE
AfoTHEO6IS OF WASl- bUrI1RFLY. >'
THE BIRTH OF Tia. &ENH
IN THE BOWER OF A,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-07
DENTISTRY.

THIS rs TO CERTIFY THAT HAVE HAD THREE
teeth extracted by DR. J. JAY vILLkkS OF 100 oraai
street. ny and not having any Pa
whAtver during the cperstonI insert this "a re-
Qv.uesdaioa. JOSEPH AVaPIf, Ne 2 AQ1aesy sYss~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-07
EXCURSIONS.

TNXCURSION PARTIES. PICNICs SUNDAY sCHOQQtsA
IL churches &C., respectfully INFORMED that Dssse
Island IS ready for the season and Gan % wnis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-07

NEArRIMoNIAL-A YOUNG MAN, REsPECrABLY
l tonnected wishes to form the acquaintance OF some
young lady OF good connections with view TO mAtruony
Al eomn,nnca Ions strictly coa1dsnta Address A. L., box
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-07

DRYANTs' MINSTRELS
ID MECRANICs' HALL, ATT broadway.
Above Grand streot
MONDAY, June and every evening duribg the wvek
THE RUGAkD PATH;
OR TBEY WOULD ne SONS or MALTA
EPH HORN AND DAN BKYANr
The popular comedsns In their side uplifting comcses
MISS fB6IPPI FLING, JOE BOWEHS, RIVAL DAKUhG
OATS WHATS DE MATTER
Deora at Il curtain rises at 80cocE Tickets N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-07
CyAsEN ISLAND RAILROAD.
- VANDERBILT LANDING, STATEN lSLANH
Excursions TO CAMP SCOTT AND DAMP YAfh0

ODD TOWN AND NEW DOKF
Tvans connect with boats Of and A. Il, and NJ
Sundays and II A NJ. L and r NJ Parties vii hAya
al, 10 attend Divine service at Camp 1ate0 BY
taking The NJ boats from Rev York, and return By
the 2. n.
propeller Irving running 10 Amboy eonnecsina with
The beautiful scenery on this route In addition the largo
encampments the line OF the Road within view OF the
trains the delightful excursion out OF New
York Office Of the Company No Broadway. whore parties
can arrange Sunday schools pcu,cs asa
others will be carried nj reduced fare.
Regular fare rs cents extreme end of the island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-07

TvHK CELEBRATED TROTTING STALLION. GRO NJ.
Patclen will stand for mares the pykeman Farm,
near kingsbdge New York city Terms 800 season
Horses taken In pasture. WIN WAtTERMIRE,
aa ~ Washington Drove Yard, New York
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05
3. O0Wles & 90, Publishers
VOL. XIV.
From Harper's Ferry.

a dispatch from Harpsr's Ferry, under
aAts Of July sOth, gives the following in
formation:
The batteries planted here are 50 station.
cd as @ commend all the crossings Of the
isetomac for miles above and below this
point.
man o. intelligence from a short dis
tanee BACK Of Winchester, who came here
last night says the Confederates suffered
eeFereiy in the recent battle. Not Less
1han forty dead and one hundred wounded
were brought il omnibussts and stages
sitter the battle from Strasburg (the North
ern terminus Of the Manassas Junotion
kailnOad) to Winchester. Most Of these
victims were from The neiehborhood of
OharlestoWn, Martinsburg and Winchester
A company from the neighborhood Of
k0mney, under the command Of Cant.
ereviliei were 80 dreadfully cut up as 10
become entirely disorganized. The Can.
tain e is said, ran Rt the first charge Of
the Federal troops, saying he could stand
bullets but not bsyonets. The Second Vir.
ginia regiment under Col. Allen, is most
seriously cut up also. The men are great
y dissatisfied with their officers, and are
unwilling to 20 farther. They cannot re-
'r1it in the Valley Of Virginia.
There are no troops ct Winchester but |
irafted militia. These escape and return
. their homes almost as rapidly as they
re brought in. They are in complete dis
rider, no discipline prevailing. A post
moe and route to Martinsburg from Will
ianspOrt are still open.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05
FURsUIT o9 4 PTRAITR sHiP. q

M .-.-4rrs BosToH, Aug. 8.
= A letter Treceivea here from on beard the
United States ship Savannah, eff Cape
Hatteras, says she gave chase for three or
four hours to suspicious vessel when, ap-
parently to avoid being captured, she run
ever the shoals and high and dry on the
beach. The sea aoade clean breach over
her. She was full rigged big, Of about
z0O tons burtheD, and her conduct was most
singular throughout the chase. She is out
of Hin- RANCE or she might have got a ten.
near enough TO aScertalE net tEue 7Cilzfaso--
ter, but dangerous bar kept as away
The county around is uninhsbitabls. The
said brig is Is miles Forth of Cape Hat
teras, and it is so rough there that il is inn
possible to land It's thought she may be
fhe privateer JEFF. Davis, or some vessel
captured BY her making for some inlet on
the coast Of North CaTolias.,h Oh 5.li q e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05
OLEYELaAND. MONDI.y.AI..YI..- INC

New Orleans as soon as the excessive lhot
weather abates sufficiently to warrant the.
health Of troops In that climate. Alpart of
these troops are to be made up Of the. nsv.
regiments lately accepted from Illinois. n
Gen. Pope hereafter designs 10 permit
no more scouting, deeming IL an injury 10
the efficiency Of the troops for service.
The people will be held strictly responsi
hle for depredations committed. III hostile
ties occur and troops are called TO the.Feljef
they viii be sent in sufficient numbers. to i
take possession of the village or. villages that
may be making quarters in the houses and
drawing rations Of the citizens. This. itis
believed, is the only means Of making aud |
keeping the people duly yigilant to their own |
estates and interests. p
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05

A B9eToN SHIP WREoKED, AND CREW
ArIAcKED BIZ PIRATEs.-The China mail
to-day brings advices Of the loss Of the
ship Alfred Hill, Of Boston, for Hong Kong.
She was wrecked on Prata Shosl, May 25th.
A letter from Hong Kong says the crew
left Tie ship in their boats, and when of
Abs coast Of Hainan they we're attacked by
pirates, but finally bargain was made
With them that they should convey the
ipWrecked mariners to Hong Kong, and
receive in return 81 800 ae ransom money.
Accordingly, the officers and crew were ell
safely landed at Hong Kong. Boston Jour
5tI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05

SEEE C0TToE REaIoSs.=The cotton crop
OF the province Of Orsn, in algeria, viii be
about ons hundred and twenty -four tons
this wear. In Jamaica there are also most
encouraging prospects, the Jamaica Cotton
Company reporting that the first pods Of
Sea Island cotton, on trees planted last
Eovember, have b1rsie1 II Australia,
aIss, efforts are be1e made q aegel1pe the
growing oapa ities ol The cOu1tryi and
it Is propose l9cm con npaniee Tor the
parboss, who Eiil offer induesments to
Ger man emigrants in the shape Of free
pestsgsa ard a bonus Of e10 upon every
bhle exported for the next two years, and
g Tor thres years aftsrVsfd-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05
FROlI NE snnrm

.-| 1HILADhLPHIAl aug. z.
Adyices from the South say at Whining
tom n. O., the toWboat Mariner, carrying
twenty-five men and two guns, went out On
Tuesday, after the battle Of Msnsssss.
vita q letter of marquc. The port had not
been 5loekaded, and British vessels came
In almost daily, taking out tar, turpentine,
and naval stores. -...,s 80 =
The Srst draft for troops viii be made in
the Seeded States in week or two.
There is great Quaking among the civilians
IN consequences. None of the Rebel troops
have been paid ef save in few instsnoes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05
Gen. Patlerson and dc war nnnnrln,nn,-

6eH' Patterson and the War Department.
The Associated Press furnishes the fol-
lowing to the New York papers:
"The statements Of the public press. that
Ger. Patlerson's column was not provided
with wagons sufficient to make advances
upon the enemy, because the Secretary Of
MAR desired that ell wagons should be fur
nlshed from Pennsylvania, are without
foundation in fact Gen. Patterson's COL
umn was well equipped for transportion,
BY the Quarter Master General Of the armv'
and no such direction or request was ever
made BY the Secretary. The War Depart
msnt has not made single contract. An
contracts are made by the heads Of Bu-
reausl or By their duly authorised officers.
The contracts for extraordinary transport
alton ct New York in April and May last,
Ehen the Capital was supposed to be in
imDinent danger, were made by the Union
Defence Committee, in conjunction with
Gen. Wool. TIE notorious contract for the
steamer Cataline, about which SO much has
been said, vas authorized and approved by
Gen. Wool
The New York Herald, which cannot be
oharged with partiality for any one con-
neeted with the Executive, thus speaks Of
The head Of the War Department:
'It is but fair to say that Mr.. Secretary |
Cameron has displayed q wonderful degree |
of energy and sctiEity in collecting his
armies his arms, equipments, and materials /
of FaE, ana that our late disaster in front /
g Manassas cannOt Justly be ohafged upg--
1im. AIr. Cdmsr0u- -nHs-HIs0 prOIeBT5u Ms /
innocence Of jObbing in army contracts
and transportation, and We are disposed
TO aequit him asnot guilty"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05
FoRKIeN coMWRRCIAL. !
ST. JOINS. N.F Aup- 9.

The following commercial Intelligence
was brought by the steamer Fulton e ~
LIvERPOoL BREADsTUTFs.-Elour Quo
tstions are slightly easier at 26sa27s Cd
Wheat has downward tendency, the de-
cline being chiefly on the inferior grades
Red wheat is quoted ct Sails; white lis
6dGl3s Sd. Corn steady. Mixed 2ssa2Ss
Cd; yellow 2ss eda2ss white S1a8Ss per
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-05
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.


: The bill confscating rebel property was
rocommitted to the Committee on the Judi
ciary, go against 48.
The Tariff bill was then taken up, as
amended by the House, and also the Di-
rect Tax bill. The Senate committee were
Of the opinion that the two had better be.
united. They therefore took up the Direct
Tax Bill, as the House passed it, With un-
essential alterations, and then the Income
Tax proposition Of the Senate. The report
Of the Committee of Conference was COR
CURED in, SO against 39.
Mr.. Bingham, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported bill to punish certain
erimes ltproppsed that recruiting in any
State or Territory for service in an army
hostile to the United States be considered
high misdemesnor punishable with fne
Of from $500 to $1,000, and Imprisonment
Of from one to Eve years.
The bill Furnishes similarly those who
thus enlist, and thOss who by words, writ
ing, or publication encourage enlistment.
The bill passed, and the Senate then ad-
journed. -,.54 1qf
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Mr.. vailaadIshaui's Conduct In Regard "a
Iiis Mother.

Some days ago We copied q portion Of q
letter to the New York Tribune, stating
that G. l. Yallsndigham, the traitOrOus
member Of Congress from the Dayton dis
tricts permitted bic aged mother 70 be sup
ported BY Che Presbytery Of New Lisbon.
AherEard fhs Tribune Was informed by
letter that the statement Wes untrue. ana
retraated the charge. We published the
roiraction, being anxious to rid Mr.. VAL
landighsu Of as mueh infamy as possible
knowing he would stin have great Load
Of evil to answer for. I, now ssems that
the charge vas true, and that the mother
Of Mr.. Vallandigham has been the reoip-
lent Of charity, 20 & considerable amount
from the church Of which she is q member.
andofVhioh Rev. o n. TOdd is pastor, at
New Lisbon, cOlumbians county. The
Vallandigham family have, it appears,
forced quarrel upon the pastor, BY insist
ing that be is the author Of the statement,
and that he should publish the facts, they
claiming that the amount received-Which /
is admitted-Eas an annuity, to which The
old lady was entitled, although she did not
need it. The pastor denies the authorship
Of the offensive letter, and seems reluctant
to sppear in print, but is compelled to do
80 IN reply 70 a letter Of inquiry addressed
TO him By one Of the editOrs Of the Tribune,
who asks whether it is true that applica-
tiOn was made at the recent session Of the
PrsstytsEy Of New Lisbon, for relief for
Mrs. Vallandighan, The mother Of Hon Q. 7 I
L Vallandigkem, Of Dayton21 Rev. Mr.. /
Todd says:
There Is only one question here asked, I /
Ls e trus that application tgas made, &c.
What answer could gi9e2 Did I answer
Is the Vallandighan family said ought !
te have done That &C vas al q wicked :
lie,'-I should have uttered 3 wicked lie,
for application vas made, as the records Of
New Lisbon Presb7iery win sboF. TkroV Q
dust IN peoples eyes ss much as you please D
By calling tkat relief OF assistance. AMI =
GlaHSty' or pension or a right or what
not, the Prssbytery granted It as relief and
only as sifch Had the Presbytery aupposed
that Her son had dbuadaIflg SSoUidsd for .
her, 80 that Il vas sDholly salseees5dTy for Mrs
". 70 receive o1rs -lelier of assistance from o
any source not one dctldF EOuIu e
ressivsd. There were other widows viii !,
liisle hungry children, that did need, and
were turned away empty because there :
were no funds"
Thusy hsys1 The beat Of eyideneeEef
the truth Of the original staisment, and
We therefore retraet our retraetion. q
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ERn1l NRuvnpr

air4l - s. New Yeas, Aug. 8.
Clahin, Mellen 4 Co. have failed. 71al.ilE
The Brig L. @. Watts, from Pemam6uco,-
reports being informed of Bermuda 25th by
Schooner John Elliott, that she had been.
chased by privateer Brig. The Watts was
chased on the 26th by Bark, on the afth by
a Brig and on the 18th BY Schooner, but
outsailed them. tI8-sIHf
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