davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-05
More Arrests.

On Thursday evening last, Capt. II. G. IIa-
sans sent squad Of hs men to Frostburg
for the purpose of arreSting a number of Sc
cessonists. They returned on Friday even
ing bringing nineteen prisoners
They were all released upon taking the
oath to support the Government Of the Uni
ted Statcs.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-05
Dog Law.

\ short time since notices were posted up
at the corners Of the streets, notifying the
owners of dogs, that unless the taxes on the
same were paid, the dogs would be shot We
don't know whether the dog taxes were paid,
but we do know that there are as many dogs
now, if not more, than there were previous
to giving the notice.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-05
Accident.

A man by the name of Robert Sprigg, Z
member Of the Allcgany County Regiment
accidentally shot himself with a pistol, on
Tuesday last, in this city. The ball passed
through his thigh and foot. lie is doing
we'll under the medical attendance Of DR..
?. A. ITealey, Acting Assistant Surgeon Of
the Regiment.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-05
SHOT By q Picket.

We learn that man named Dayton, was
shot at New Creek, on Monday night last =,
by one of the pickcts. lie was requested
twice 10y the picket to halt, but he refused
to comply, when the picket fired and killed
him.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-05
Primary School for Boys and Girls.

We are requested to give notice that Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Il. Knorr will, on Monday
next, reopen their Primary School, for a
limited number Of scholars Particular at
tention paid to the moral training of their
scholars
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-05
arrested Upon the Charge or Urea
SCH.

Josiah II. Gordon, misrepresentation of
the people of Allesany county, in the Mary
land Legislature, was arrested at the Relay
House. on Friday last, upon charges affecting
his loyalty to the General Government, and
is now in custody
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-05
PONDS
EXTRACT OF RAMAMELIS,

Is one of the few domestic remedies which have
come into general use and favor without put
fing II is The product o a simple shrub, harm
less in all cases, and as domestic remedy un
eoualled For Burns Cuts, Bruises, SOrensss,
Lamtness, Sprains, Rhcumatism, BOiis, Ulcers,
Old Sores and Wounds, it has not an equal
1t is also used, with greas success, for Tooth
ache Headache, Neuralgia, Sore Throat, Colo,
Diarrhaa, HOarseness, and other similar trou-
blesome a nd painful affention ms, while it prompt
" arrests all Hemorrhages. Hundreds Of ply
sicians use it daily in their practice, and giveii
their unqualified recommendation Sold by our
agents and dealers, and by F HUMPHREYS 4
CO., 562 Broadway, sole proprietors aEd man
ufacturers For sale by J. B. II. Campbell,
Cumberland, Nd. May 81 ls60-ly
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-05

900 men engaged. The rebels loss was
fearful.
Lieut.. Col. Creighton captured the
enemy's colors and two prisoners.
The following is a list of the officers
known to be killed:-Capt. Dyer, Co D,
of gainesville; Capt. ShutIiE, Co. G, of
Oberlin; Capt. Sterling, of Co. |, Ad-
jutant L. De Forest. of Cleveland 1t
Chas. Warrentt, Sergeant King, of War
rem. The other field officers were all
safe.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-05
Glad Of II.

That venerable nuisance, the old log house
on the corner Of Bedford and Centre streets,
has been pulled down. The old structure
on Bedford street Immediately above, should
also be removed
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-05
Central Committee Of AiiegaRy
County.

The following named gentlemen have been
appointed to compose the Central Committee
Of the Unconditional Union party Of Ale
gany County
District No. Samuel w. Friend.
2-Ralph Thayer.
Samuel J. Bcachcy.
= William Shaw.
5-Robert McCulloh.
G-Robt Bruce, john Welsh.
Lloyd Lowe
8-George Price.
9-Dauiel Duncan.
l0-Nathanicl Il. Harvey.
ll-Ievi Conner.
12-Samuel banks
" l3-Samuc VI. Scmmcs Sam
Human, Jacob Brown.
" I'D. Hanson Friend.
" l5-Charles w. White.
1G-John Douglass, Sr.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-05
slglM MANHOOD:
How Lost. How Restored

lust PMJhShed, in .Sealed Enreiope
LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
"A MENT, AND RADICAL CURE OF SPER-
NAIORRllGiA. or Seminal Weakness, Sexual
Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary ennis
sions, producing iupotcncy, Con. umption and
Mental and Physical Debility.
by R0BT. J. CULVERWELL, NJ. D.
The Important fact that the awful consequent
ccs of sclf-ahuse may be ctTectually removed
without internal medicines or the dangerous APP
p!ichtiOnS Of caustis, instruments, inedicated
boagies, and other cmpirral devises, is here
clearly demon stratcl. and the entirely new aud
highly successful treatment, "a adopted by the
celebrated author fully explained. by mems of
which every one is cuahlcd to cure himself per-
ic"tly and at the least possible cost. thereby a
Welding all The advertised nostrums Of the day.
This lecture will prove Il boon to thousands and
thousands.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, post pdid on the receipt of two postage
stamps, by addressing
Dr.. Gil. j. C. KLINE,
l21 Bowcry, New YORK. Post 0ficc box 1856.
Sept ., lSGl-tal7.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-05

A IL persons are hereby warned against ira.
IL ding for or buying note given by me to
VIM b. Dern, for the sum of Two Hundred an d
Fifteen Dollars, for land purchased from him.
He having failed to give me good title for
the land, l shall not pay said note unless COM
PEELED by law.
CONRAD REINECK.
Sent 5-3tz
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-05
-HEARRiED-

In this city, on the 81 instant by the Rev. j
II. Simmes, Mr.. +. 4. PGDDICoRD, of Pied
mont, Va, to Miss JANE, eldest daughter o
Jacob iIumbirl. Esq, of this city.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-05
Next Judge.

A writer in the Hagerstown Herald and
Torch suggests the Hon. Daniel Weisel. of
Washington county, as suitable candidate
for the next Judgeship.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-05

If pair of oxen stand up against each
other in walking, it is a sign they are not
well matched. When lovers do so, it is a
sign they want to be.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-05
Nd.T'EaE3.

All announcements Of candidates for Office
Mt the coming election must be accompanied
with the cash, or they will not appear.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-05
CCal Trade.

Since the first of September there has been
SO boats cleared this port, carrying 4,05S. 16
tons of coal
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-05

RUMoRED CAPTURE OF PENsAcoLA.-A
report has reached here, via Wheeling, that
Pensacola is in the hands Of Federal forces.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-05
DIED

Ga Saturday last, JOHN DAVIS son of Jno.
b. and Tacy Widener, aged . years months
and 20 days.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-05
A Potter Wanted.

A journeman potter, who is good workman,
IA will find constant employment and pogo
wages, on application to VIM. Kilmer, New
Creek Statioa Va. Bait. & Ohio Rail Road.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-05

Commissioners Notice.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Cumberland, Md, Aug. 90, 1861.
THE County Commissioners CT Allegany coun-
L ty, will meet in their office, in the city OF
Cumberland, on the LIST Monday in October, for
the transaction of county business.
WIN. KlLGOUR,
Aug. 29-tm Clerk to Commissioners.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-09-05
NOTICE.

Frostburg, Sept. ), lSGl-3t.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20
YsEssRlpHgc.
TEE sxIRuIsH on GRrrN RIVER.

EssssItLs, Dec. 10 A dispatch received yessssdsy
from Bowling Greer, Ia'es that che Terai Ranges.
under OIL Terry care upon the sssmys pickeb and
drove them in, end sbsat one nile this side Of Green
Eiyer Bridge, attacked BY 600 Of tho SD lGdans
There we're 300 on each side Of rvine, concealed in
cornfelj behind soes aud hay stacks The enemy's
loss wss IS killed end wounded and pflsousrs Col.
Terry chile leading chsge was killed BY ball which
passed through his bod. and Knocked him from BIS hos.,
aud was s4rxsds shot through the head The Rangers
lost four killed, 0se uoftslly wounded and slightly
sounded The Hesasn she shot Col fsry sas KIDD
end his qua secured fry killed tso Of them Just be.
fore be fell
Col fsrys remains arrived here (Nsshsils) on
,ests,dsy, Ct o'clock p n. The legislature sdjourl.
Cd and proceeded in body 10 the dspo. aud joined The
PROCESSION, which compo,ed Of the military. hsssn-
c fraternity, meabefs Of the legislature, and the City
Council and citizens, shO escorted the rCnsirs to the
Capitol .berc they placed in State in the hall Of the
Honse Of X personalities.
The r.n,ius we're fessmdsa on 70 Nee ORLEANS last
night.
Passengers to-day Npat that the ssssy 3 crossing
Green river ct tso plsoss aud general engagement s
ssp.csed.
Gentlemen sho participated 10 the Sight dsy bsicse
Yesterday report thsi they counted 81 Of he Fsderss
Who sere killed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20

~ souTs,as LYEsAfua-"Us are ssd 70 notice ssys g.,
IIsntr the aenesmsut Of prbhinG ssierphos In
as,r JOHssou ssssdy taken The Isd In giving
ms pube vors Sou hern auhura Heso ose the saat s
sny,hrs Inc fos,hern r ur. he's been doc
literary suthorp bat to che lack Of enter RISE
sns positive Of soehern pabsh
es They sosla touch lag ahern h.l
s t.s ofIass.. 10 4, cad p.rsac.S sh.y eo
psnee pepls you'd not read Southern boots when
a ,hey hsnssvs he'd sducatsd this sa By Turning
wta Cobe story, aud III. nlses lani,s Of ,nn sse ~
Of hsss pubEh,r bshlnd the uues In responding
tssyy demand, of people .sd se notice that Of then
are s yr palm a ihd old sock fpfusas Ysns %
an Oh ,v,is By sdveris.nJ them .. hsif price
-n.e going 10 hsve Independent eouthern liter
A.ure have The vi produce H. not only by
and BONN Gel for rouhen authorship In he story lite.
rtEs sbundant TOPICS for literary labor and
gen y, than oil be frnshedh By eS invoyos pnel
DI.s Of Truth supplied vi1 ell ts ds ie elements
y denon aud cont.irg resources Of roasrcs In
the character indlvdus And the position ~ n,
II o early u. those tepl sgsge the lsbos authors and
Bot ve DO cot 1s Oil NJ ens
.ns hoe vii Be tbs esi1n Of nseraur-
IS snd bsant In s cenesssOHs sl be rea In lbs
awe neic, tibet vssrs Johnston ns -ndasly &c.
,eror.ns kIhEond puhshes, hsvs sheady the
work which, rdsnd thsy VII devote their vel
Southern Hsrstsre Ths have nsuIuraed The
sson by ng the pablo tee Southern eook-Csu,e and
sssons which fell OF sus, publ attention and
vicnnz he widest rsrgs Of appreciation thsI have recen
pubhed aso-The 20 hern spy; ssrs Of s. b. Amer
ssR saho sho. Welding ns elsu la Of. second Junus de-
rsal iuteniOn a The Lncsln 6overrntnt
.Ipdesi the Mes West Joh-son have entitled Themselves
:. credits their admirable LIST Of military so
OF which ira, go out in ys ofes.eSOn equal the
sss Fork houses Their enterprise In hess
r-p.es contrib 4, the OF snd Of oar 10
dpenac which hone v be ressdsdby the sezhesn pub
- ,h ali
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20
raE SOUTH CAROLINA COAST.

SAVANNAH, Dec. 10 -fhe Rspsbiieas Of this morning
says that cargo Of 1850 sacks Of coffee has arrived Ia
,hs Oonfsderste Sts,ss. within the present seek.
The Ntxs hasa dispatch from Charleston, ssties that
four Of tie ensuys gun bosts had ssoerdsd the North
Eis,o inlet Tuesday afternoon, and anchored oppo
site Rockville S. Johns Island 80 mlss from Charles
ton. The Tederss she.d the camp Of the LIST South Cal
ons siusnt, and under cover Of thar Gre landed ,
large force he eos,A Csronisns fell back four mile,
tn the Brick Church.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20

WHrr Tar Think OF PAGES PrOoLAxArioS inc
Cbje. 20 Tuba e commenting en- Gen. Pfic's Pf9cn.
m, lou 70 the AssouriAns, asserts that " sh kln1o
r,s snploy ed the words aad OF red the induce mens
ia, appeal 70 the baser % p~ssiors OF man ae
4 no avs the sane paper, TO what be has oooe isi
H soVd Saalf Aai he rsiss4 the battle cry that wiz
~ echoed sverywhsrs in the S.le among his ohad al
$3.50 iSecd cur sedAlIa dispatches state that the
.,on hSs been circulating 10 The river eoantiss
W = -ssk or more, and With marked efsst Men are
al: a. having 20 Join he sEzS ngy, ere s'sAnisns
10 Join d In teres.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20

AasrvAL OF Hos. CaARlss j. FAuLksEl--fbs Hon
cbar,ss James Faulkner. l.is Minister Of the Uaitsd
States TO France arrived in this city last evening" from
Fortress Honroe, via Norfolk and Petersburg Mr..
yaulkrss cas- received at the depot BY his EIceency
Governor Lstcher aud his Honor the nsyOs, sho con.
Quoted him TO carriage, in shch he gas conveyed to
the City Hail. where large numbe. OF citissns had ss
sembled 20 greet the Distinguished gentleman Tbs Ar
uory D and marched before the carriage, sad crowds
followed on each side, cheering enthusiastically.
Ga arriving q. the City Hll the Miyor bri hy sd.
Creased the multitude and introduced Mr. Faulkner 20
them. Mr. V,ulkoe, addressed them briefly, giving an
account Of his arrest stating the object and conditions
CT his vial, to Redmond ard plsdgns bic life. fortune
and honor 20 the "tsc.sd cause Of the Souh After
addresses BY Gov. Ltchsr and mayor xiyo which
esdy eAeefed, the crosd dispersed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20

yVMAnrSa Birrfns.-fhere . made at
oaesgad H. wednesday last for raising three eoaps
the baerss that sds OF the river. Win Rlch
mo behind oAe1tefsid In th
Ne ss Psnnii end WIN. r Bsrv. authorised By the
that he Vi. rscsvs number OF in
pini,s or sattsiions for iha. Ipscsl service.
I hrefos oil sho desire 10 hrssrd ls Important defence
ausao. the City He'll 90 Saturday nsA nsH cts O'eiO's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20
PUsLyo Ln or .AEM OF .,a 500 AZ: ASf E.s.

nURLVC ssLR OF FARM OF 500 ACHESs
L on the Chick niny, and stock End 70 ".
,.,Ino nts.-I viii SELL At public aueaon on ns
nr'n,s.. On TIRsOAY December 26h fair. not the ns.t
isr day Ii O'Clock, he farm called Hosy1 WHINE 'Ie INV
Of Dispateh station, tle York River Ralr a.
This farm great inducements 10 family feehps PeS
NJ cluntry with access 70 the city, ,..
NJ budpgs enple for large family, IN e1eenent az
and oea ed In e grove, emiIenee eommanSnS
Vie the entire farm The lard lies belrfu y sad sasosp
iible OF a high state Of cultivation ,..
The place for heah 10 10 pleasant
and COW epls ut o churoh.s md nih $500,
urtns hut little aud ny tock iscudlng seyd honu ne
, yung ewes ofmprcyed breed several me ereod sos
ard piss. eovs, Ac
Win be sold tine irse, Ct 's acres, adjoining "s
above, on the river, Oh ely Ia heavy timber
Trims vii be accommodating and made known on The day Of
sale - .snou
dei1-etd F.I oAA1oo"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20

cIscuIr Coun-Juige Meredith, yes.siday, overrulsd
the motion for writ Of prohibition to restrain the May
ar from destroying css,sin gambling implements and Il,
5lss recently seized by 9, the faro bank kept
BY John A. Wcshs Tn, counsel fot tue Petitioner ask
ed for suspension OF dsensn for sixty days to ensble
hem TO apply 70 the sdprsne Court of App,as for 0
writ Of error
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20
kCsKzT .. LrrF.

FL. cLorToS. AA' l'~''
NEGRO HIRING issa
EF1 Subscribers have entered into eopar nehp for The pnr
pse OF nGucdrg In scty Of Hehmosd General hsency
ian ra aud personal ests collecting claims &c and from ne
srs.ree which have bad ourselves that snt re ssas
-eop viii kiVen TO- entrusted 70 and
AS b,rn ex,ebdeu ~Sa far nsrJ yetls
GOOD homes for all negroes V N
rr attention viii be given In all cases Of dcfn.. AT
have made ~ have negroes wei cured i w
3 ou, P@-rous intending TO send negroes CT nre VIZ 90
vel By ssndns By i JsnuIy TO secure gooa no
ROBERT b. LYME /.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20
rho = nslIsh Noxs So Ysnhssl Gland.

THa lollOsi-s Is fcom ID SsS York Tines editcsisl
attic , Of the 1871, OF the Slgdsi question;
STARRING SESs yEoH liSstAsO-IxsIsssr PROSPECT oE
WAR
o.. nevs from gland this morning sill give the
plbi 4 startling Gnd most unue.coms surprise. Ia
sp Of the evident eIlggsrstiCrs contained in our re-
pot. enough remains that "a GEcIesuonAby true to
sho- thai Sa are Gu ;hs brick Of With Z gland.
aud hAt nothing but the highest and the siss4ss sales
hip st the helm and the cordial conf ience Of the
pubic the wisdom aud patriotism o. tas Government,
sE ssye from that drest OF csllmi,ies. Hsmty say
at me outset however that dark the prcsp,c sppear
and il Is by 40 means hopeless the peril NAV and viii
be Averted that wisdom aud public cOnhdence are not
withheld
I.seems TO be certain nat tho British Governnen:
hls decided. contrary % he preuOnoas OF the news
Ppsrs By th last arrival that the seIlre OF kesss Ma
son ana sidsn BY Capt Wilkes O. the Sen JAeinte. sas
unVarrAnsd BY ln'era'i@s- Law. sld therefore, En- GU,
rrs on the British Jag II has deciues, ,herefore 10
represent this matter 10 this ght to the American o.
e-a.uen 70 irsuust Lord Lyons 10 dsmaodA disSoval
o. tds ao with apology tor the insult and tue res "
t1l Of 9, who WsrN sZsd; snd Il 10 tepoea thar
n tie event Of refusal he to demand his
withdraw The legation from Washington. Such 9th
daxA nigh; or might no; be followed by var PfooA'
Div Il would and reports indicate shat Eaglsnd max
ING vigorous preparation for thai contingency.
Ifter long searca for light and Somfor, the Times
coIelui,s thus:l
In our o5inioa gland and the world may rely upon
e. tha Ia hs mater n every other tho public peace
viii oct b. disturbed hsZdsd BY any persistence OF
the American Government 10 unjust or unWArrAnte
publ act. Il the SGT Of Capt. Wilkes vas 10. in Goa
formity With public law il will be 6ievosed. And in
decidng this poins our Government will not be affected
e hsr BY the unworthy sentiments - lavishy Imputed
70 t. by tire English Press By the more ignobls apfse
heusion les. doing RICH; should imputed TO Urcng mo-
live We zee il Iumorcd that the Emperor Of France
k,s rendered his mediation in this instance. Its case
peculiarly fted TO such mode Of settlement-ant Se
see 10 reason ~hy If cFed il should no. be accepted.
Bat We d not sieve 1, viii be needed. We have Jul
f,h In the wisdom ard the justice OF our Government
aad believe that II war with England Can be avoided
wi h honor they vii have no difficulty in hnding 'he
m,a Of doing il Nor do We anything in this case,
Ia i present aspee TO reader pac d, Adjustment per-
fecty compatible with the honor OF both nAtooS
-. - w .Lf--,oo ......-.o a.,o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20
DlEp.

en- rhurs,y l9A met la the 9Hh Se1 OF hs sgs RIcHAsD
HEN AsDElsoS eldest son Of che is'e Frederick Anderson
ofthis city.
IN, friends aud acqa.nlances Of IN. family requested to
his tdnerA e. James Church. this day sday) al IL
O'Clock, ~.
At Charlottesville Saturday, the It'll OF December, Mrs
HANNAH G. ROBERTSON, wis ofJudge WA ,. Robertson
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20

sTSr Os.- Elisabeth wo,icock ..eS mined, yes,er.
day. before Special Court Of Hastings and repsn.
led for trial before Jsige LYONS to answer the charge
Of receiving several rugs stolen from Messrs Richardson
aud Brother. The Court refused 20 bail the accused
hAToAs cooss-sssss 80 rothins k.Ga-. .h. H.v
90, Yesterday, worthy Of notice. -------l--
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-20
rsrm the B.l.IaOrs ssn. Of the 17th.l
III, psrss OF THI SAWS TROx ENGLAND.

The press Of course freely comment the ness from
England in relation 10 the Sijtl-Msson eIci:enent-
The n Y Times, rep fpsaking OF the decision oil the
Legal officers Of the British Grown, remafks:
Il reduces the odsnse OF Capt Wilkes very materially
It Adults his right 10 visit and search the ship but insists
that he should have ,ksn her into prs court for ad
iudcssn.-Wo ore b. no menus sure that our 6overn'
men, will not concur in this opinion. Indeed the only
isl uttsranee we have yet rad the subject leans
decidedly in that direction. The Secretary OF the Navy
While commencing 10 the warmest terms She spirit and
patriotism esinced by Capt Wilkes, complains that he
did not AXE the Trent herself into neutral port, cad
ony orbcse 70 censure him for this ou<son IN vies OF
the peculiar circumstances Of the case. Neither the
President nor any other member Of his Cabinet has
pses sed any opinion on she subject.
The Times docs no. AntCipAts any se.ions trouble.
rhs New York Word (Rsp) Is aso OF the opinion thai
Gar 10 not vary probable.
The Nee York Tribune says:
Ia this emergency we do sol esSsums 70 gay vta'
tie gcsnnnent should should NO, d,. WfAe'sr
course II n O adopt Oil be d5Asnintd bv mature
careful consideration 81 all the rights AID daaes OF ne
Gaze Meanwhile, the fret a nost pIesiog Of ous au'
es 4 70 hu o. ths rebellion the blectAd' a. onoe
b. enpaoyins the prcnpsest std most Efficient means.
Pee sus Lincoln ssely forsbose any alvson 20 the
arrest In Ais nssass 70 COpGrss TOE ga's'nnsns n,
a yes uncomnitsed eth fefevoes 70 It.
L,sd Lyops vi probably 10 his hrt eonuuukaaon
msrss fscs the fs,as a. cake dana for sui abb
srpa.aaon. Our government oil ave hrst commit
I'd ;ssslf % the position 10 ints9ds 10 axe In See.
rsa-y sepads reply, which gill. no d'uot, DO se !
vsiahsi and csuebsa In guarded language Tne
rsst Gin very lhsly BE- long diplomatic ssrsespon-
aencs, by vAisA the English goytsnmsns may seeE to
keep the quss ion open sih vice 70 peace Or sa &C.
eordns - a. Interests may seem 70 dctse Ia The isure
progress Of our civil gar.
Toe Phil,delphis Inquirer says;
Notwithstanding al this bluser Of the nssspApsfs
"a DO no, bsievs thefe u sny nofs purpose On The part
Of he EosasA Esvsrnnsrt 20 rush hesdeog into sai
0ish IA. United Saes thea thss- V on our part 70 pre-
yoke var sh Elsltnd A ccaaict hstvesa tse such
20 sers 10 no hslaJ dvss0a 70 b engaged In eisSeu
reflection.