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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-15
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-15

a DISAPPOINTED DARKEY.-An old
darkey whom Capt. Jim Francis knows
very well, went out one day to catch cat
fsh. After catching two or three small
fry, he hooked fine pike.
Some gentlemen who we're fishing near
him were about to offer their congratula-
tions at his luck, before they could do so,
however, the darkoy had detached the
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him again into the water
"Why, under the sun did you do that
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"Why, marser," was the reply, tI come
cattin', an when I goes cattin', l wants
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-15

- ScHooLMA'AM in one OF oar district
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urchin number three, who was innocence
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PRESENTATIONS are getting common,-
The captain OF canal boat out West has
just been presented-with service of five
years in the penitentiary, in consideration
of the distinguished ability with which he
plundcrcd passenger and kicked him
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TIE proprietor of bone-mill advertise
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and dispatch. ....
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Why is the Star Spanglod Banner
the Atlantic Ocean! Beeausei it will 1t
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p1~ Getting rather comfortable-the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS AID INCIDENTS.

Before the sailing Of the Columbia last evening de-
m,nd was made in the name Of tho regiment that the
enlblemac Palmetto trees on the bow, padde-boxes,
and stern, should be painted black. ihe ceremony Of
CELEBRATION was performed amid the moe, unbounded
applause Of the regiment, and the citizens on the
wharf.
The Ceres stearn-tug brought from Governors
Island daring the forenoon Of yesterday, about 200
troops which were sent back.
One of the volunteers Of the 18th Regiment WAS H.
{. Davis ono Of the heroes who was with Major
Anderson III Fort Sumter during the memorable battle
Paymaster Dixon and Engineer Kinney of the 9th
Regiment remain ia the city FOR few days 10 procure
oyercoats, muekets, and other equipments.
Some n.crchats and bankers presented each OF the
officers OF the Sixth with Colts revolver navy size
The 18th Regiment have lett behind them some 400
800 me-, whom they will send for in y week or two
They are Kept as a reserve.
One man came on TO the Collins dock about midday,
having III hs pockets bread 10 serve him for "a hours
ana on his shoulder IN ancient musket. lie id he
was volunteer, and had come down TO the Baltic sup.
posing that Immediate services would be requred
Mr.. Z. j. Colgate, member Of the 7th Regiment
who was purser on board the steamship Marion, wa,
compelled 10 remain in the city, after the departure OF
his comrades. He has made all his arrangements and
IL on lis way to Washington.
The Chesapeake proceeded to the Nsvy-Yard this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
RAISING THE STARS AND STRIPES FROM
ST. PATRICKS CATHEDRAL.

Al The request Of the Most Rev Archbishop Hughes
The American dag WIS Suspended from ST. Patrick =
Cathedral, on Saturday afternoon BY Ex-Aldennsn
Csroin OF The Fourteenth Ward and greeted with i'm.
mense enthusiasm by the people Of the neiphborhood.
Cheers were given for the Stars aud Srpes the Unon
and he old Cathedral. TIE Arch5shop also had the
Union flag flying from bis residence ia Mulberry street
yesterday.
Maj. Anderson went to Trinity Church Yesterday
morning, accompanied only by hi wife and one of the
vcsrymcn Of the church. In order TO avoid the crowd
the Major went early and reached his pew almost un-
noticed After the services however ne had TO run
tho gauntlet of the rnnltitude outside. The crowd
respectfully made way 70, him and ~ be entered his
carriage, he gracefully ACKNOWLEDGED the compliment,
apd returned 10 bis hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
THIRD BATTALION MASSACHUSETTS,
RELIES OF WORCESTER.


This body of soldiers arrived on Sunday morning
en- route for Washington. The battalion is under Tie
command of NJ jor Chas. Devens, with the following
staff, Atjutant, j. ". Goodhue; Quartermaster, jos
+. Estabrooke; Surgeon, Orannl Martin. The bai-
talon contains three companies Of 80 men cacb Con
pany 4, CAPT 4. j. r. Spraguei Company Il, Capt.
Cnas. Kpowion; Company c, Capt. NJ. $. W. Con-
vile. Aiicr brcakasng at the Ftth-ayenue Iictci,
the battalion marched down Fifth avenue, through
Seventh street 10 the 18th Regiment armory where they
were quartsred until the afternoon. A. O'Clock they
marched down Broadway 10 Per No 3, North River,
and embarked on board the Ariel
The battalion is armed with Harper's Ferry Rifles,
and sword bayoneis They mean bGsnessi onr reporter
obeerved that tho bayonets hid been recently ground
The Hon. Henry Wilson, Senator from Massachusetts
parsed through the city Yesterday ro"'e for Wa'h
inyton He has enlisted az private in Capt Srague s
COMPANY in the above battalion. lie left lat night on
the Harriet Lane. While the battalion was pts''pg
through Bridgeport one Of the citizens Killed and
another had bic arm blown of by the premature DIR
change Of a gun need in salnting the battalion. AZ
BrookGeld the crowd was 80 dense that one nan was
thrown On the track and inFtany killed by the moving
cara TIE battalion was greeted with the greatest en-
thnsasm ut al the towns and stations through which
il laesed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

Found DROWNED Coroner Jackman held an in
que.t upon the body OF unknown about 20 Of
found drowned In thu river the foot Of Whitehall
vest striped pants SC. Verdict Desa by drowning"
The body OF unknown about VI found
IN the dock pier No. 20 T. r. Deceased Rad light hair AID
wGs dles.eG ~ 'lenEshoIemkn. inquest " day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

THE PoLIcR-The duties Of the Police yesterday
in the Wards bordering on Broadway Were extremely
aruous In consequence Of the vast number Of people
in the streets, the high excitement and the msmsn-
agement in embarking the troops the force was kept
on duty without being relieved, from early hour
in the morning till late in the evening TIE manner 10
which they performed their duties Is worthy Of special
commendation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

SUPrLEs FOR TRAToRs.--lt il stated that ctrgoes
oproyisions intended be secretly landed at Southern
ports, being shipped in vessels regularly clearing
for West India ports. A close surveillance OF susp-
cious vessels will prevent this clandesune aid being
given Ia treason
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
INCREASING THE HARBoR GUARD.

The steam-tug Mercury has been chartered by the
Government, and suitable ordnance placed board 10
act guard-boat, TO be stationed at the Narows for
the purpose of examining the elearances of outward
bound vessels, ard to prevent the departure Of sus
cious vessels She viii he in command Of Captain
James q. Low Der of the United States Revenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
CM Lyyr. Auctioneer--ofioe, No le7 M, doussls,
~ NJ LEVY will sell THIS DAY (AlOnday)

C. H. Lvvr. Aucioneer-Ori1e, NO IUi MA dougsg't
n NJ. LEVY will sell THIS DAY (Monday),
J. AMI ~ a, i0i O'Clock No. IS Cintonplsce ness
BSosSSsy rIEGsNT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, made 70
oer and warranted Elegant Carved snie cevs,se
In rich ,ain brocstel Ebosstey Cayed Rosewood Cen't
Tables Cayed Rosewood Etssere ,ls back and worthy
attentions Rosewood Csatr, and sea tsele. kosewoca r
tns Rosewooa seven Piano made sad wsranted @
By g. Fischer; elegant Mantle aud Pier oiases' non
ee sspt Marble Tweatyone and Tlitydy CLOCKS cosY W.
al Bi,Cua Figures rch China Vsse ladies' Escretoes wo
Tsbles RoIevood Bookcses Rosewood Hhhead ard Rome
end Bed.tesds Rosewood BGresas viii Plate ssss
with plate zsss; Rosow BOD Nashsands CoHiroodee Se
psng of the handsomest chamber suites over
Rich BTussl Carpets, variety Sfp,isi sianossy sa
Bureaus, Washst0nds &c; Black Walnut SUITES Srs
Suites Fay Chairs Lounges Rosewood Sageseat t.
Feather BoerS Pillows, Hair Mattres es epfihs Dc
sssoytneat Of Cat and Engraved Ga" MsIe 1s su1
CLsmpsgnes, Wines ko.. &c. rich Catoisn SehsJ W.
Preserve Ushes Decaltes. -, ....x... x..rous
Til, sle certainly verify the attention OF rersohs
Of ielGIaisLns thsir honses at noaetis p''Ss' VIZ"
FIgsT-RATE MANUFACTURE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

morning, and took board 300 seamep, bat The or
ders being eountermsnded they were returned. she
has steam une and lies at Pier No. H. North River.
The Monticello, Marion, James Adyer, and ROAD
oke have steam up. and are ready at moments nc
tie. The Plrkersbnrg has also teen chartered.
SAILING or THE STEAMERS.
At precieely 40 pm, the United States steamer
Harriet Lane, Capt. Faunee, fred two guns, weighed
anchor, and headei seward, followed by the troop
ships Baltic, with l4th Regiment, at AS; the r. X.
Cny.er, with fiat, 1890; Coazacoacos, with 800 Rhode
Islanders, at 6:40.
The Columbia, with the 9th New-YoEk Regiment,
left her pier at 49, and anchored in the North River.
The Ariel viii take lie Bird Battalion Of Worcester
Volunteers 800 strong, COMMANDED by Major Deyens,
with somo regulars.
Ii is understood the feet viii rendezvous in the lower
bay and all start together in convoy OF TIE hafet
Lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
MORE TROOPS FROM MASSACHUSETTS.

The Fifth Regiment Of Massachusetts Infantry, uu-
der the command Of Col. Lawrence, lett Boston Tor
New York at o'clock yesterday morning, and arrived
AZ j2d st. about o'clock last evening. This regiment
cousists Of 600 picked men from Boston and its yci-
ity and ere as fine looking body Of soldiers as ear bo
found. They were received at the depot by Capt.
Bryan OF the 18th Ward Police, with squad of men,
who escorted them down Broadway. Tie regiment s
in excellent spirits, aud eager to reach the scene OF
action On passing the Fifth Avenue Hotcl. where a
large crowd was assembled, they were greeted with
enthusiastic cheers.
IA there was prospect Of great many people being
in Broadway, Capt. Speight Of the Taeny tint Ward,
with platoon of Policemen, here joined tue cscor.
The regiment passed or panied by great nurrbcrs
Of citizens TO the Laiarge House, the Metropolitan, and
the ST. Nicholas Hotel, at each Of which companies
were let to obtain Refreshments. Al Later hour the
70 ziment, refreshed in spirits, formed again and
marched to pier No. f. North River, whore they en-
barked on board tue steamers Ariel and Deooia.
. ,ompanying the Fifth Regiment IL tie Boston
Flying Artillery, under the command Of Macr Cook.
This company is very complete in overy detail having
with them 40 fiIe powerful horses, six bI8ss feld
pieces and plenty of ammunition. Military men rep
resent them az being perfect artillery company
there il in the country. This company arrived shortly
after the Infantry and having taken their horses from
The cars Immediately proceeded to Bills Head for
treatment. The men and bores were well cared for,
after which the company again formed and projected
through Broadway 10 the Ariel, on board Of which
vcssel they joined the Infantry.
The Ariel undoubledly-for such was the Intention
at early hour this morning proceeded down the Bay
where she TO Join the feet which sailed yesterday
containing the NewYoIk volunteers. 1his feet will
be conveyed by armed vessc' but it, destination is at
present unknown. There is detachment OF engineers
on board and the whole feet il commanded by Uni
ted States officer whose orders secret. II is be-
leyed that they viii more speedily enter upon active
service an would be the did they proceed the
Capital.
Massachusetts, has within six days responded to the
Presidents proclamation with i've full regiments Of
infantry, battalion OF rifles, and splendid cops OF
flying artillery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
IMPORTANT SEIZURES AND PRECAUTIONS

IMPORTANT SElZU RES AND PRECAUTIONS.
Yesterday the Collector, Marshal Murray, and Sur.
veyor HART, chartered the steantug Mercury, and
arning it with nine FOUNDER, cruised up to Hell Gale
and down TO the Narrows where they seized vessel
bound 10 New-Orleans with 900 barrels Of powder
and anchored her under the guns Of the Vixen. They
then went 20 the NAVY Yard and conferred with COM
mCdore Breese In making arrangement ~ man the
steamer Vixen and sta,oniher ut Throgg's Neck and
20 t ont The steamer Bib and station ber at the Mar
rows for the purpose of incrcepting all vessels out
ward tonnd, from the IOrt OF NewlOfk, inspecting
their character seeing ii they have the proper clear
snces from the CuNom-licuse and that they are en-
gaged in lawful commerce. The powder from the
contraband vessel will be landed at Eiliss leland
day.
REGisTRATIoN or CosFEDER,ry Sr,TEs" Yrs
sELs.-SEIzURE OF LIrHoGRAPBIc sTogF.-Yes-
terday evening the General Superintendent of the
Police, Mr.. Kennedy received information that n
llhogal her named Jrlus Brean, Of No. $50 Broad
way, had been litbognphirg the blank registrations
for vessels OF the Confederate States lie iuine-
dia,ely communicated the information to L S Marshal
Murray and Capt. Huchins of the I'd Ward ,fce and
measures were at once taken TO make the teziYe.
At 10 clock, they proceeded with Sergeant Braca-
EFT aud squad Of men, to the premises which they
unable To enter the lower front door being closed
Nv permission Of the propretors OF the Howard Hotel
adjoining they assembled hrough.the roof OF the hotel
aud thence proceeded 10 the building No. $780, They
oyeLed the scute, and finding the ladder removed, one
OF the waters Of the Howard Hotel descended into the
room. lie replaced the ladder, and the PARTY made
descent. They found the stone as described and con
vcyed il to the Second Ward Station-Houss.
Tie lettering on the stone is follows, the engraving
being Gone II the first style OF tie art:
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA-REGlSTER OF
VESSELS.
IA RaI.usnce Of an bctll Colxresof the CONFEDERATE
STATES OF AMERICA, entitled 20 provide for the
H. .itis Of Vessels oYucd in whole IN part By tho cens
OF tie CONFEDERATE STATES and eShiing laws -
having taken and subscribed the required BY the said laws
and having tlst - ouly owners oil tho vessel called
- Of Whsrecfis AZ present Mrster, ard il c.
Zen oftbe CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA, aud thst
said ship y-sse Is not required elsawh hero snl
- having certified IL :. the said dip vessel has deck
mat, ard that her ength IL -, her breadth is -
her depth Is -, aud that she tuns hs.
- ard - head -.
And the said having sgSeed 20 the description and
nessneinent above specified and sufficient security having
been given cordiIs to law tho said been duy regis
t0rod at tbs port Of.
Given under my - had end seal at the port Of this
- day Of fin ,he year Ia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

MIR. SAM C0WELL
~ ~ NV NJ hi Hsg Concer. Rooui
THE BOUDOIR PANTHEON"
No. 659 broadway. opposite bonds'
THIS PRESENT MONDAY EVENING, APfl@
Admission rs cents; Reserved Seats " cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

lob PRINTING.-Wanted, BOY who c a..
psssacs IN piinps Apply Me corner Of ah'av ana ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

And the said having sgeed 10 the description and adj
nesnlenent above specified and sufficient security having
been given cordns to la. tho said been duy regis
torod at tbs port Of.
Given under my - had end seal al the port Of - this
- day Of - In The year Ia.