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1~narsl Fremont, and whoa. appointment
hass rot hoen sanetlDaed ~ the PRECEDENT,
are hereby diseE red frcsu The SER sice of the
, United States y, command 81
Mai. 0ea. MocLx1rss
/ Il ysoaa1. AalM:sas tr-arfal-
, fHE ''fStFrtsnLvt - lssrsrsrtct sssAaDlSG
rsE 't.Is ~ rHs rAs.
! il VIII h. ge.oIisz., Ted taat We pnblisi,sd y
| telegram yesterday morning. that Hsechsr's
/ }aatP nss NJ had Published the rulnor that SCI
"ar,i bad said IL was Impossible TO pu. down
The South, and therefore recommended the
efHedy recognition of the Southern Confed-
~rsey- The following is the extract alluded
10:
''Jus, a. Sc sre going 10 press va rsceiy.
a most important piece CT iutormat inn from
reliable source. IT Is nothing less Than the
expressed conviction Of Nr. Seward. th at the
fvs"fpiu"nt cannot iccssd In this war, that
Inc Con fedsracy will probably be recognized
ny me European Powers, aud that peace will
ne The result in sky days In view Of this.
hir Ehnriow Weed has been sant TO England
nod II he shail find the BRUSH Ministry de-
tsrfnined 10 recognize the Confederaey, the
Administrations here Will prepare at onre for
peace II was to pave the way for this that
.he diecopraging 10, ort of Atjusant. General
Thomas was allowed to BE- published We
nave no space. at this laIe hour, to remark
on This information; except TO say, that if
On irciy correct, (as ara positively assuredJ
destroy The country
To which the Washin gton Star, Of the III,
, says:
PCT HIN rs PoRT WARREN
The Hious author of The foregoing budget of
Infamous falsehoods WAS evidently ess y ing
10 sto some scheme of robbery through STOCK
'bbi"g in Ienning then. That he is IA men
dacioas specuiaIor, and nothing else, Is evil
dent He cares not Eo much ne ina dam
sGe the Union cause ny lying, aud snon Id at
ouce be PLACED in Fort Warren withC Ii rhe
privilege OF pen, ink, and paper, until the
conclusion OF the war.
IMPORTANT ARREST IN Observation-Disclosures CT A.
ENGLISH sTEAAkE
Boston, Nov. li.->amuel +. SaiuHer, r
New UC lord Was convicted III the Unit /
States tfrcuit curt to- day y! fitting out IT,.
IHarsa' CT StotI as shaver.
On the Iclsun Of James Brown. ARE stei -,
\ s,+cFssiUhiNt tcs, g day, Wus Hound Il teltr
from N. il. IhnttS, III England, 10 his son
III alabama, IN which ne 81 ks uiscourag5-
thSiy OF the pIosl ects iur tie recognition u
Tie southern tohIudcracy by Euro, EN- Pow
ers.
a vessel, arrived al Holiness Hole, repora;
that II large EigleH steamer Iattei witt, ma
niLions OF war; TAG, neen captured by Il Uni
ieu States frlgate, ana taktn iatU hey W rs.
The Niagara, from Liverpool tho 2d aud
u ueeL sLOuA on the 81 VI November reached
Ia tllflX yesterday morning her way 10
B5st Her news IS two days later IN n
mat brought By The Nova Scotia 10 Farther
Puiut.
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The prsxs bark Pioneer and cargo Of salt
wsrs sold b. ths Quilted States Marshal. AZ
i nrookiyn, New York. on the 10th. tor
The WtnstAd Hank, Of Oonnsc4icst was
rOeood On the eth of ~, GOO.
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We noticed Il d ~ or two ago that the New
York Hraii, contained an article on the con
spicuous part which the letter ID" was play
Ing in this caiapaign. We were incorrect in
credittag II 10 the Hrold = it shou d have been
the New 'rk Tires Below will be- found
The para graph:
correspondent calls attention to the con-
spicuous part the letter b Is playing Ia our
nailon.l troubles. Big Bethel, Bull Run,
u Ais Blur. the TWO BcaGfors Brunswick
Bolivar, Btimcnt. een 10 Justify the idea of
It's fir queney into posraphy. While ne alleges
CHAT the bl ir family on the Union side are
d II tiai Ia the making and unmat ing oil
Generals and the management Of the war
generally, RS are Secretary nf War Beri tuin,
and Gems. Beauregard and Bragg on the side
of the enemy" Had our curious corr-spon-
dent pushed his cas-. further, by reminding ms
how all our troubles began with these abOxn-
Unable il ), buchanan and Bcechinridge, It
would have been naore coiopiste.
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IAN SEi BESSEFT iHp..NANT--A siuS II pIs-
GRACE To THR CITY OF EEw roRs.
From the New York H.rald OF The I2yl. we
clip the following;
Lynch has been elected our Sheriff and
Raymond, the little villain" of the Timrs,
has ''t- ei"cted rs one OF our members TO the
State Legislature, ard these results we pro.
nonpce s;knai Disgrace to the city. We are
NOT responsib bic, however, for this disgrace
We did WHIT va oouId to prevent it, and we
wash our hands oft. 1t is a dis grace which
belongs 10 the voters no supp ,rtsd Lynch
and Raymond, thtrA TWO no,esi run ners from
BQli Kan ito the sound IF the enemys can
non" but IL is disgrace for which the stu i.
pid, Jobbllng, and juggling political clique
opposed TO these Bull runners are mainly re-
sp0ns,bte. Thus Lynch slips into an Office
OF fifty thonr md year, more or less, with
an overwhelming popular majority against
him. and simply becsGse this majority WAS
sfupiuly divided among three Opposin csndi-
dates. Raymond COOS 20 Re Assembly, where
we may expect him W -fir up sbe dirty waters
OF aboiiLioL!sm on a.Prf available COCA sion
and where he viii eisae The best use of his
lima rs lobby jobD..r
PERSONALS fsAssfERRtp FROM roRr Aghss
70 8RoeEiNN,S y.
The Washington CORES pendent of the Bal
tmore SIN, writing under date OF NOV. II,
says:
Under orders from the S-cretary Of the
Navy, the following named prisoners, late
iieutenants Ia the H. r uavy, We're transfer
red from Fort Warren, boston, TO the CTS
tody Of the U. s. naval commandment OF the
brooklyn Navy. Yard; Henry X. Stevens, OF
Florida; WIN. SHARPE. OF Virginia; BENZ r.
Loyal, Of Indiana, IA nat,ve of Virginta;1 II /.
Il. Dalton, and Walter 4. baA.
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LATEST NORTHERN NEWS.

Oniciat Report 81 the Port Resal Fight
- Active prep atiens of the feds.
rails Reported taasare Of she pri.
Satecr SGmter impartant tram
Warrington t.en. Met9eIIs,.'s sH..
u,i.ssl ri Fremont, <Sr.
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l.. poLs,
Nj I'M General T.. :. A

rC6fHsg c1sRRer0 yns'xCE--A iapT pyEvtrrEp
ro HUaEg sgg LUEEASB
CARO-, It'll, Sov IL. ls8I
hnJor- t:,R. r1'k. Comaaa ~dipg n: ofast1. Az I.
General: 1t grieves me- 10 have TO tVuuti.
y"u again With 3 ntg OF truce. but Mrs itul
Doug herIy, whose husband - n PRISONER
win you, is y~Iy anxious to Join him under
such restrictions a. you may impose, md
understand mat some 0i ycur oitiu.Ie ~
pressed the op.aiJn thai an oSjsctio.., .Sou la
De snterpostd
Will Ice most happy - reciprocate I'm y
similar manner Ut any tilae YOU Iuay redirect
H.. l Ala, General, Very res, "ctfi,,ly.
Your obi SsyS't,
". ;. ERAYr
Brig Gen. II. s. A.
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LAX REPUBLICAN, DscEFCY We clip the
Wig from the Evansy1iis ia journal 4
&C slh' and give II as specimen
o.1'., nA 17asf.-Lsw. Wallace, after the re-
p1Aoa OF Dis com ~ ission Ms Bril- I'D Ter q en-
kAYea toi.ifeatton 70 the gallant llfh
o. shehl Among the standing toasts drank
ba,sH occasion was the following toast In
~Gher 70 JEFF DAVIS:
g,t s ne Dc s1t about in an op@a boat with
oon,.,f or oo!n pass may mat boat add
,hsse DE swallowed by Il slags, and the
L. sstllowed by e whale. that whsle Ia
door ,nIa belly, and the devil In he'll, the
b. 10 w. y, ksd aud key io@t-and further nny
no,,t uaif ed In the sou III west corner OF hell.
s,.r,s, east who'd blow asass In h,s eyes 10 all
S'y, I'D d----u him
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s,eo,sS Iaitaffrro, an old and highly re-
saty 9'i1@n OF Petersburg, died Ia TIA.
ia Ia Nv days sne-. MIR. T. held an once
,ssr ,s,s ~ 1srs' Bank Of Psis rsburg from tGs
eiz U tbs day Of his death.
~ uAi law wxs proclaimed In Knox vile.
'AA1 oa SssasdAy, the 9Th inss.
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TIE aovrssoa or sAaY,.,n

u.
From the New York Ts,ass, OF the 18TH, We
copy IN. following:
Hon. A. ". bradford, who has Just been
elected Governor cf Maryland by The ioysi
citizens of that State, is in the city This
visit has reference 1o advancing the lpyal t..
terests of Mary land, and TO secure perfect
unity of action between the State and the
Government. He visited the President 10.
day, in company with Hon. Rcverdy John
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Us. GRAsT, Rr;gadier- General
READe RS isr DIV WaSresS Drp7
Columbus, Ky, NOV. ;. I-el

BrfS0d1er-'rene,d Z. =. Grant, 4. s 4
have deceived your note In regard t. Won,
Wounded and killed, lett on the btttl = ri-l,.
after Yesterdays engagement.
The latentss OF the hour at which nv
troops setnrne to the principal scene of tn,
action prevented my besi TO wing The carr.u,s.
your wounded which l Il. sirec Such ata-n :
tons rs were practicable We're sn.twn then.
ana measures We're taken al ali e.. rly hour THU
morning 10 nave III III all brougnt Ia 20 III,
hospitals. Provision WIS also Inade hi
taking care OF your dead. The pe,m,ssinn
You desire urd. yopr Il * of truce Is granted
with pleasure, under SUCH restrictio : As tn.
exieenci"s Of o"r service may require
la Se1r note von say no HUG OF an -.
cntnge CT prisoners. though yen =end me a
p,sEa," message as 10 your willingness q. ra-
lease certain WOuuded ulei ana som. invstira
taken from our list O. sick III eamp. and rx
iNct IN return corresponding mum ber of
Your prisoners. My own feelings Won, a
prompt me- 10 waive agaiu the unin portap,
aieclatioD OF declining 10 recognize IN, -.
States rs beliigerents; put ray tfoy-iumep
reluir, all prisoners 20 be placed at tho dis
posai OF the secretary of War. have dis
patched him 10 know If thu cas-. OF tDa ~.
vArely wounded held by rae would form AN
exception.
! have the honor 70 be
Your obetient servant
l.. PoLk
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A.EfsT oP sAvAss xsssRisr.
a dispateh from BOSTON, darad the 10Th H.
slant, says
Charles Greene, ia|e frareas nj Of Gs,an-
nah, and his sistes, mrs. lows have heen ar
rs stead at D-trait and brought TO this city
Greene Is charged with having purchased
war munitions Ia E"gland for the rebels He
Was sent to Fort Warren. Mrs. Lowe was
sent ~ Washington Her husband WAS ar
re stad In cincinnati.
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~
Impcrsant from Arsanxas-. fnrorErrs or.
resrVa,iescc Betu.enz. s;.n<ra.s I'cls ana
1ur9Hf-- The Yrvo Z; assarsoa, dc, SC. 4
tsPokTArr SsoaS AssAsaA "a -sgY4s.es 81 ~,
fKosxA1sse i@E y
Tue .'efara.s >ife'sreht. cf sns .stn instant,
has sn- f'iiossies hnrss.ant information
from Arkapsas:
A gentleman who reached the civ from
Jacxson port. Ark. yesterday m0rntug re-
poru .nat messengers, at Ccs'on Plant las
Ihar-aay, from 9sn. Borland. stationed ~
Pocabonfas. Informed the people thai ,her.
were seven Thousand FsdprsIs al II ,nipbsp
alisscuri, t0iriJ seven milAr from Pocnhcn.
las, ], c1v Of them cavatry advancing b,
forced msTches from Ironton 10 crabontae,
and begging fuT retnfnrcsmants Or ETtds,
Gen. boriapd sent Il courier Srstf tbat "a.
frrmer report had been couasynA.i arf .,rt.
vate assurances that this WAS nc false resart
merchant from focahon';,s 10 Lex iSSonpors
last friday, confirms General Bcrlsnd't
statement. Immediately the call FIR aid wa,
responded to, .nd some 30 men, poorl,
armed, but good fighters. left Jack sonport 10,
Pocahontas last Saturday morning Tn.
news OF the threatened In Sasion by the Fed
erals had been spread la ail the river towns
ana me whole country from JacksoDto-i to
Augusta, and Us far west Batex,ilie were
aroused, and every man was marching foI
foeahontas 1t Is supposed tn at n least 3, coo
,
urday. Gen. Portland had only ahoui 800
the general i'm preston wss III az the F-d~rtis
Woutd rsach ana capture Poca hon tas ny Sa.ur
day night, and before reinforcement r.. .ch,.,
lnere The Confederate Govern men has from
SlDouo 10 500 ,@o worth OF army store Al Pc
enhohtas IL Is - i'll that ali tn- to yrrS ~, xhe
liver are deserted, every MAI having gone Ia
meet The Invader
IMPORTANT GoREssPoEpHvoR-ExCHA or
fRnosEks AT CoLCNBcs.
Our readers have already bsen notified of
a CORES pondenca had between the Fedora
and Confederate Generals relative 10 40 ex.
change of prisoners taken III the battle OF BE,
mont. The following is u true copy of til.
correspondence. which We take frou ii,
Memphis Appea|, Of the Il III inst:
CAIRO, Ill Nov :. i-aI.
G.nerai t"mmanasag ForCes Colam6as, Ry:
str In th6 s1ifu,ish Of yesterday, In which
p"'h parties behaved va Ii 50 much ga ianlr,
many unfortunate laen were lett upon Id
Reid oi hLtie WHO Ii %6 impossible to pro
vue for.
now send, in the interest OF humanity. q
nave THESE unfor. unates collie. ted ard ,n-a,
cal attendance secur.d them.
Col. Webster, Chief or Engineers district
southeast Missouri goes beaier of this ano
VIII express 10 you my views upon The cours.
that should be pursued under cIrcplnst me-.
such IS tnose OF yesterday.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedieu,
servant
T. ftRaHv pp.paSior Eara...,
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a sTRARaE VISITOR.

n.
From the Lynchburg Rrpn1tiean, OF the
18th. we copy The following
We ara informed ~ persons who saw II,
that a balloon passed over this ei,y friday
roorning before day. II is . nd 10 hsvs bs~il
very near the earth, and rroees .isd quite slow,
iy. Severai persons We're visible in tho car
attached To Where 1t was hound or whsacs
II esAae Is not Known, though some susfsect / &
Was one Of Uncle Abs's reoonnoiteranS ma.
eninss LOOKING out t'r the 6fsy thousand mon
eiicamped about IAynehbarg.
PROM --KxSr-exY--prLI Tinxs ros TIVE LIN.
~ coLStrEs.
A gentleman who teft Isonisyills. Ky. on
tie 9Th inst, and arrived NJ MsmpAi., Tenn.
. tewdays since. reperts that Federal soldiery
from Indiana and Illinois was pourinr IN q.
that city II large numbers, and s~emsd 10 ~
confident Of \ siesey triumph In Kentucky.
hentacksa6r, those at laast Ito tina ma nor
born, Atill rviiiss 10 enlist In any large nuua-
h~Isf All toats from inciaaasi are TeQnired
tossop az Louisville in vsssus for loiais b.
,a~, sn1 sessssers Conducted 70 "a. Cuesom-
Ho'tsr, where hey xrs forced - ssAs N eAsA
" support the Lincoin 0ossrAmAas- ~ Tia
.or'yshvs toouAsnd troops called for ffou
spoaded.
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hEscQrARrs r. I-T Ui,I-roS,
NESTass DFPAs74ESr, 4. 8
Brig -fien. T. s.. GrGmt:
sis: am iii receipt of your note under
cover or your nag Of truce. asking FOR Mrs
bon-,hPriy The privilege Of Joining her hus-
htnd, WHO was unfortunately Wounded IA the
all ar OF the .lh.
Ii gives me pleasure ~ gran her til. oppor-
.nI'il, OF rendering such grateful gel. lie -, and
L hoi% through her attentions the Colonel
may speedily De restored 10 such a condition
OF health Is Il compatible with the loss he
has been obliged to su- tain
Reciprocaung youreXpressions OF readi-
ness 10 interchange kind r!Gees l remain
Very respectfully, your DOT sery't,
l.. PoLK,
Mai. {rsn t'pmrnrnut.r
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The Fort Sni b Ark T.nsx Of the ath
Instant, learns from gentleman tast down
from eamns, that General Price, with his
command, Is enesmped at CassviiIe, Missouri,
htty~hve miles this side Of Sprins fsld. Geu-
er.si Me. ,Blireb is encamp.d at harbins, this
sioe OF keatsviue, and about ten miles this
SIDE Of General Price, who Ii said to have
shout 2o.o0o raen, and ahou: i5oae : X Give
men, and will have larger force when thu
battle comes OF
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RELEASED FEoa Pc at wARRgs.

The New York 7ipss, of fhe 18th, has a dis
patch from Bostnn, .tatin8 that ex- Ma y or
Bunker, Of Mobile, and VIM. Pierce, OF New
Orleans, were To-day discharged from Fort
Warren.
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YANKEE WOMAN DETERMINE THAT HER Hts .
SHALL scT FIGHT

Mrs Maskell, of S,ntlsc. Mioh, WIS 90 de-
termlned her husband should not enlist in the
army; that, few nights ago white he was
asleep. she laid his hand on block Of wood,
and IN hing dull shaving knife laid tt arross
HE middle and fore finger, and striking The
ine1funen' sharp blow, nearly sever. q
them. she completed the jon by saving them
on with ouii ,.kknif., but the ampntaiion
was SO bueglingiy done that surxeon was
called to do il over.
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PROM EAST TRssEsssE-TRE Hkao or STRAW
bERRy PLAIHs
a correspondent of the Knoxville Tenn \
Rec iStey, wiring from the scene. furnishes
the following pardculsrs OF IN. blood ' n fray
on Friday Gisht, the stb Inst, At StraWterr,
Plains, between James keelan, the herr
Waterman. and ri. kens squad Of tno4ndia-
ries:
The fight occurred upon a platform In the
tresfie work "f the bridge. Blood had been
profasely poured out uTon the planks; and
the beams were literally besprinkiea with
the element OF lifs. More than tw, MY bullet
holes were fonnd in the t,nhers and many
deep sashes were made in the sts and silis
by the rude knives OF the cut throa.s All
aTopn were evidences that ii teI ribie affray
had occurred on the premises
At the residence OF fr Fillmore. the Rail
rshu aEan', W. found the brave sufferer H.
was seot In three pisces-the ck, thigh, and
elbow His hand was severed at me wrist
Many gashfs are found upon his person
From his cost, judge twenty attam MS were
made TO cut his throat. When I saw him he
was p rfsctly calm and sensible, bearing his
pairs win patience ard fortitude lie vii.
probably recover. H. lie poor man, with a
large family depending anon bic labor
ior the subsistence OF nfe. He fought
sixteen men, probably killing their
bridge, aud finally drove the enemy away
without their n ccrlplish,ng their i3endish
purpose He done all & At he could, unaidro
by any one. In defence OF his Government nj
the people. I"deen 1t was not known by any
one Of toe citizens, until In n bleeding and ok
haUSted condition he reached the house ~ Mr.
kimors, where he San down frem great v esk-
nes-, eseiaimlog, "Iirv kar- 6al.d sae, sut !
sa,sd n. eradre lie Is a hero, aud has physi
ctliy done more for the weitars of his courtr,
than any inan In tina Ccn!ederacy He d..
ewes well OF his com ~ ~ a. and let crate
fai p-ople Go sc1nsthing for HE relief 81 his
family.
faoh Ggss. PRICE Ard N'criLorH
SyT,f Ak
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raised ntrpn the sill OF Eonsh sasrolina sanes
the vebellhn brukc out -. Der.
To the Hon. Gafees Bt.As.
Secretary Of The Nayys W,ashins.ea.
.'assfsas oRnsa. so.s. al

"a 'ssasfHA&. cRnsas 81. r. tf EEg
ftss-Spip WasAaa
II ,t"o Read. f'or' loyal Bas Nor. 2. isai
y Il Fhs gra,efa' dnty of The u.romanar,.
~ : hiet 70 MAKE pnbite srsanvy lpderse emf Of
A. entire roinaieadation Of tna rooi .es dis
sipl'ne, si1,l, ard gaitanfry displayed by tnr
officers and n'en nnder h,- co,imsrd in The
ssp'afe OF IN" batteries on Hiitou uesn and
10 ttun.
ms rag officer fully sympa thizes with
"a" officers and man Of his squadron In the
@"'iSiacuon they must feel at seeing the m.
sieh OK the ntcn dying once more In ths
SSa'" OF SOM tn Carolina which has tleen the
chiai promoter OF the wicked and unrroycked
F"beision :fsy have been called upon 70 SUP
press. {Sasafdt =. +. TMpoNT
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4SVS.
Mstor-tfsneral John y. fremont having
been relieved from tLa command of tho West
era Department, aud from duty ia the field.
those members of his STAFF who have tsen Sc
iscfed from evil ltte under the authority VI
the act approved August. 1891 cease from the
date on which be rsiinQuishsd command 10
be connected with the service
All parsons, with he excsption Of regi.
mental and company oGlOers. who have bsen
appotntsd into the military service by Major
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A family letter receisat " shington
dated on the 2jth of Oeso5,r, a. e,ff uf The
e. ). frigste > tntae, of 19!S -stoa. Confirms
the rspprI OF the capture VI Tue pirate sum
ter. The writer says she WIS caueh. All her
own trap. II seems that she ulsto1k one Of
tAe L. =. gun boats for merchant vsss el
and star ted IA pursuit. When the gun boa :
b ad drawn her out far enough she tur3eo ana
cGnaed her ashore.
Eer officers aud crew are prisoners on board
the L 5. steam frigate Niagara.
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~ e. n CONA. AS1
~ RoCERIEs. FIxIrKfs. 40. ATAUU.
NJ TlON.-xh tt ESDAf. IA t1es., - -
DICK. vi sell q The xAosr eps usv - Ia aud
= oaA ssesss. al - ssscs, seasssssa - : we'll
solocsed auoeeesnt o. 6ree~fseS nh aNase ttN
usual variety scspd h f~mi'y srassvy.
Amer which. 81 the funsses viii b scsd
TxRMs.-CaaA H. SAhlk
- -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-01

Abraham LINCOLN the President elect e tho United
states, is safe IN the capital OF the nation W tno adj
mirahe arrangement IT General Scott The country has
been spared the lasting Disgrace which would have been
fastened ndchly upon il mad Mr Lincoln been murder
ed upon his journey hhsr as he would hfvc been had
gone hy the Northern Ccuiri Railroad 90 Baltimore
On Thursday night, at ger Dc had retired, SIG Lincoln
was aroused and informed That stranger desired 70 see
him matter Of life aud death. u declined admit
him unless he gave his name, whi he az once did
Such prestige did the name carry that while Mr. Linz
coin yet disrobed he granted an interview to the
caller
prolonged conyer.atloa ELECTED Tie fact that orr
ini1ed body Of men nd aogiunei oar DC Lincoln
should NOT be naugurstcd and that De -h1u leave
the city Of Baltimore alive fnleed. Dee ever entcredtt
me liat Or the names Of me consai"ors P.e1en'ea
most astonishing array " persons high 10 southern con
hlssee ""d SOM" wh4@- fs'es '' MOI TO in' country
Statesmen laid the plan. banker, endorsed IT, and adj.
vouturcrs carry IL into effect. As they under
stood Mr. Lincoln to leave Harrisburg az nine o'clock
this morning by special irau and NE idea was posi-
hlc throw tho from c road, at some point where
they could rush down steep cmhankment and destroy
To- moment the lives OF all board In OF ho failure
the way from depot to depot 90 Baltimore aud assasnatc
him with dagger or pistol shot
So authentic was the source from which fhe informa-
ton was obthucd that M Lincoln, after couu.ehne his
friends, compelled 90 make arrangements which
would enable him TO suhvet ihe plus oihis enemies
Greatly 70 Tie annoyance ac thousands WHO desired
to call on him last night, DR. declined giving reception
The final council was held 30 s.oc'G
Mr. Lincoln didnu want 90 yield, and Colonel sumner
actually cried with Indignation ha Sins Line Doc second
cd hy Mr.. Judd and Mr. Lincoln original Ouaut, i'm
Insisted upon IL, and at uipe clock Mr. Lincoln Ic
n special train IL Scotch plain cap nod very
long military cloak, thai ha entirely guisa~
BILE. Accompanied by Superintendent Lewis and one
friend he started. when al he town. with the exception
of Mrs Lincoln, Colonel Sumucr, Mr. Judd Hut two re-
porcrs who were sworn TO secrcsy supposed him to be
asleep.
The telegraph wires were put beyond reach of any
who might desire 20 use thgm.
Atone O'Clock the fact Was whispered from one TO
another and it heocc thc theme of most excited
conversation. Many Thought 10 very iuulicous move,
while others regarded IL as a stroke VI great merit