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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-12-19
Synopsis of the Report of the Postmaster
General.

1t appears that the whole number oi
post offices in the United States on the
30th of June. 1861. . was 2S $50; and I'll al
the entire number of cases acted upon
during the same period was l0,63S, in.
Guiding appointments uado by the Pres
ident of the United States The whole
number of appointments made by the
Postmaster General, 9.235, and the num-
Der by the President during the same Pc
riod. 3S7.
The aggregate earnings Of the different
transatlantic stea ship lines during the
year ending June 30, 1861, were 1892,
Ss7 SO.
The expenditures of the department in
the fiscal year ending June 30, s6l, a.
mounted to Sl3,6O6.759
The expe nditures were $l4,s74,772,-
80, showing decrease, in 1861, Of ST.
26s,OI3.7s.
The gross revenue for the year 1861,
including receipts from letter carriers and
from foreign postages, amounted to So
34s. .296,40.
The estin ated deficiency Of means for
1861, as presented in the annual report
FROM this D, partment, December 8, 1859.
was SIS, ,983, aga O4. Deduct the sctual
deficiency. S4 ,55l 966 80, and there is an
exce-s OF estimated deficiency over actual
deficiencies of 81 ,436 .457, 06
The revenue from all sources during the
year 1850, amounted TO $9,2lS,O67 40
The revenue from all sources
during the year 1861. amounted 9049,296 40
Decrease of revenue for 1861 $l6s,77l 90
The net proceeds from post Offices in
the loysl States for the fiscal years end
log June 30. 1860. So 65o. 500 Sc. and
in 1861. $3. .-62. 4s7 ,Os-showing an in.
crease in 1861. OF SIl2. 1852.
And 10 the dis oval States. in 1850,
$500 .546,5l. and 10 1861. S677 .706. 10
showing a decrease in 1861. OF 81 81 ,s49,-
81.
The decrease 10 SCI from the net pro-
ceeds OF 1860, in all the States, appears,
to b- $40 O.043,2Y
Statement OF the receipts and expendi
ture, of the di-loyal States, and amount
alleg ed to be due to contractors; also the
amount actually paid to contractors from
July /, le60. to May sl, 1861:
Total expenditures $500, $50 81
Total gross receipts l,241, 800 05
Excess of expenditures over re.
celpts 50, l57,93O 30
Amount alleged to be due to
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com merce Of the carrying trade"

commerce OF the carrying trade"
There were, on the 4tb of March last
in commission aod at the service of to-
Secretary of the Navy, ouIy ~ vessels
carrying 555 guns, and 1000 nen.-
There are. to day, in CON mission 60
vessels. carrying 1857 guns. and owe
$4,000 menl This is an immense worl
to do in little more than eight mouths
Besides this. there will be ready, very
shortly, fifty two new steamers, "peculi
arly adapted to coast guard duty" three
of which are iron clad.
|. The Secretary advises the creation oi
more grades in the naval service, as like
ly to add to the efficiency of the work, By
making the rewards more frequent. Al
so, he recommends rule that officers be
retired with sufficient allo aDce, after
forty five years service. Twenty five
acting lieutenants, four hundred end thir
ty three acting masters, and two hundred
aDd nine masters mates have been ap-
pointed, in order to have officers enough
for the so largely increased navy. There
have also been acting engineers and sur
veyors appointed.
The Secretary asks Congress to foster
the Naval School to such degree that
at least double the usual number Of ca
dets may be instructed.
On the slavery question the Secretary
says nothing, but the following, ION the
employment of fugitives," will show that
he proposes to protect loyal men, and ar
rest insurgents, without asking if they be
black or white. He says:
10 the coastwise aud block aiding du-
ties of the navy it has Dot been uuire-
qoent that fugitives from insurrec,ionsry
places have sought our ships for refuge
aDd protection. and our naval command
ers have applied to me for instruction as
to the proper disposition which should be
made OF such refugees. My answer has
been that. il insurgents. they should be
handed over to the custody OF the Gov.
ernmeDt; but if, oD the contrary, they
we're tree from any voluntary Participa-
tion iD the rebellion and sought the shell
ter and protection of our flag, then they
should be cared for aud employed 10 some
useful Oanner, and might be enlisted to
serve on our public vessels or in our navy
yards. receiving wages for their labor
II such employment could not he furni-h
ed to all by the navy. they might be re-
frrred to the army. and If no employ
nebt could be found for them in public
service, they should be allowed to pro-
coed freely and peaceably, without res
traint, to seek livelihood in any loyal
portion of the country. This | have con
,idered to be the whole required duty in
The premises. of our naval officers.
The naval estimates for the year end
ing June 80. 1860, amount to Sl4.625,-
B65; and besides this, the Secretary re-
ports deficit of ST. $50, 900 needed for
current expenses to pay for vessels pur-
chased, and for necessary alterations iD-
,urred in fitting them for naval purposes,
for the purchase of additional vessels, and
for the construction and completion of
twenty iron clad vessels
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VOL 20.
Published hy Theodore SchGch.

TERNS.--Two dollars per annumin advance-Two
dollars and quarter, half yearlyand If not paid be-
fore the end Of the year Two dollars and half.
NJ discontinued until all arrearages aIepald,
except at the option of the Editor.
Alvertisements of one square (ten lines) or less,
one or three Insertions co. Each additional lnSeT
on - cents. Longer ones In proportion
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Cards. Circulars Bill Heads, Notes. Blank Receipts
Justices. Legal and other Blanks Pamphlets &c prln
ted with neatness and despatch, reasonableterms
at this Office.
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JOB PRINTING.
RAMGR PRINTING,

Having general assortment of large, plain and c
ma mental Type, prepared to execute every de
Scription of
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NO. 4S.

contractors for trasportation 3,l35,637 40
Amount actually paid for trans
poratlon 3,l35,627 10
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The whole amount likely
from loans, may be thus state
For the fiscal year 1861,
under existing laws
For the fiscal year 1862
under laws 10 be enacted
For the fiscal year 1863, al
SO under laws to be enacted
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Excess of expenditures over re.
celpts S2,457,93 30
Amount alleged TO be due to
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Making total Of actual and
estimated expenditures under
existing and asked appropria-
tons of $54e
From which deduct actual
and estimated receipts 32e
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Making 3 per cent. for the year end
ing Aug 1861 Said per centage to be upon the orig
mai amount OF the premium note without reference to any
Endorsement and to be paid to the Treasurer at his office
IN Montpelier or before the 10Th day of Oct, 1861
Members Of the Company will find in the hands of the
Representatives eject to the Legislature, schedule showing
the amour OF assessment due from each respectively and
they particularly desired to that the money their
assessments forwarded to the Office in October The
mels must be paid when due. little attention to this
the part Of the Members of the Company, will them
pese ana trouble See Act of Incorporation your
Policy) j. 7. THURSTON Treasurer
Montpelier, Sept 2, 1861.
u The publishers of each weekly newspaper wthinths
state are requisite TO insert the aboue advertisement their
respective papers three weeks SUCCESSFULLY their
bills for payment
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CANCER.

DOCTOR h. W. Hill would respectfully inform the in
~ habtants Of Hardwick, vicinity and Community, at
large that he has removed to South Hardwick Caledonia
Co.. w. where he intends to make the Treatment of Can
cer(in its Uarious Stages) speciality in business, in
connection with Chronic Diseases, private common.
The Doctor feeling conscious OF his ability in the treat
ment of the above named Diseaserom 80 years expert
in the treatment of Cancer and all conditions of the
system, producing that Disease, he would say to the
afflicted one, ALL and the Doctor will advise
what to do All Counsels gratuitous Any amount of
References will be given the crcduous application
The Doctor is regular Physician of the old school
means all he says, and Humbug
South Hardwick, June "a, 1861. 287
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Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
COmDanv

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1881.
TINE Members of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company are hereby notified that the following
ments have been made by the Directors all Notes In force
Intl haus 1 wit
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CARRIAGES AND sLEIGHs

BY THE BEST woRKMEN IN THE COUNTRY
hv 0r,age and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carsu"
0y the subscriber opposite the
Court House square, Montpelier, VI
hoIe in wait of ,ca,,aatoi Carriages an Snss
maps do well to call an see what is being done
the GA stand ofGILMAN & CAMP
All orders promptly attended to.
''''~N W. JOHN ". eLAESE
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G A R D l N ER'S
Rheumatic and Ycnr.,.
COMPO[JND ESD
A sure Cure for Rheumatism aid N,,,,o,.,
ats uOrSt {oyyn

The undersigned hereby c.rtjIv th,,. u
GARDENERS Rheumatic and Neural,ia naVeg,
| the cure Of rheumatism and NeuraIgia pJIl'l q
every case found mmaate and perm ,na, @n4 '!
have full confidence in its healing onaIitia' eyg
recommend it to all who are afflicted with ,h aH4 F
ing diseases, as one of the safest and host u5ris
ever offered to the public ''S' MvQ:A
;, HANCOCK, u. ~ :outh Market Boso, ,
II. ALLEN, Boston HENRY A. FCl1Eo' ' ~: Y
Market ST, Boston SAML WALES ,Ip ,A' ~. - Sl
lsoSton; GEO. II. PLCMMER, Meycfck so T" Hls
Boston; HENRY y. GARDINER, Webster Il 'T ar IL
ton; ADRIAN WEEKS, Webster f. Bo.,n, i--' D,
CHAs. q. DOLLIvER. East Boston. ''"' "a.
The best medicine for disease ever su cn
SMITH, No. Old State House, Ho.ton. 'A4a
Have been afflicted with rheumatism in =,
form and was entirely curet by the nsp If or ~" '
a. ". Dryer, Matthews Building, Ctmmercai. T.
GARDENERS Rheumatic and Neuralpi7 Co,ooo..,,
entirely .cieved me from snitrings Of spyIro .
standing. W. 4. HODGK1Ns, No. | O,d >tst. ia ia
Boston. " -'A'' 'a.3
Alter suffering with Rheumatism for t,ron..
vas entirely cured by the Use of two bottIs ~, WV
per's Rheumatic and Neura ga ConpounJ va, l.'
AYERS. 10 Franklin street boston 49,
The Rheumatic and Neuralgia Commend f,,.-
taken by hundreds of people Ter scc6fuIoT> ,', :,
WIN great benefit 1t may be given to chIl,r-o-.
At wholesale by Macy & JENKIys. G. Lib.,.,.
New York N. :. hURH & Co., Is rfemouI :. s,,@
rtincipal Depot-81 hi'ty st, Boston "''
zone genuine uuleas signed BY CHAs 2. {, .o,r,.
For sale BY ". L. CONE " r. yjll,s4 r:'i
CHAPMAN, Woodstock GEO. NIcHoL& n 6 'a
DR. PORTER, Mortified J. NJ. HENRY, art ,,
Waterbury. l.. + Pierce aud Fred E.om'f ln rs
Ter, Geo kendrick, Lebanon, ". II, and hyi
carries generally. ~ ~"
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Nathan WOward's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, l In Probate Court, holden at
WAsHTNcroN DISTRICT, IS. Montpelier within and for
said district, on the 4th day of September, AID. 1861
presents his administration for settlement -
WherrpOn it is ordered that the be referred to the
eth day OF Sept. A. 1861, the Probate Office in said
Montpelier for examination and allowance and that all con
cerned be notified hereof by the publication of this orde
in the Green Mountain Freeman. printed at Montpelier
three weeks successfully as soon as may be- That they
may appear said lime and place, and if they cause.
object thereto. By order of the Court,
29sw3 Attest, t. X. MERRILL, Judge.
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Il A LIZ VII FOR SALE,
OR TO RENT,

THE subscriber offers his farm for SALE situated one nd
Il half miles from Morrsvc, the Randolph road
leading to Stowe, well located and near School House
the larln consists of l2O OF good land suitably d
Vded INTO age, pasuring, and woodland 300 sugar
trees with new sugar house. The buildings consist of
good one-story brick house with kitchen and wood
attached two good barns and two sheds. There Is RIM
ming water at the house and barns.
The stock and farming tools belonging to said farm with
the present growing crops and the household .urnure
viii be sale till the Sd of September next whom if NOT
disposed Of will be sold at public auction to the bpbes
bidder Credit will be given for part of the real estate
or tne ABOVE Will be rented for years after
She-3d of September next ALSITP J'ATHaM
r&,orrstown, June 26, 1851. 29Sw9
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VCrala DGas Central Railroad.
y:a MT III -
ks - =. 1922 ~
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commcnces .bontay, .4ugust 70, 1861.
Trains Going North and West

Co"''it"tto 'noHuuT, slUSuSt X, 1901.
Trains Going NORTH and West
Leave Montpelier, al $50 AM, $50 A. and AS P NJ
Nj All TRAIN connects at Windsor g. White River
IA iGncuoh with trains leaving Boston ami Sprngiel
ut $50 NJ, same day and New York pre- evening
leave Windsor al LES arriving at Burlington at 90
and Ngdenshrgh at 80 NJ, connecting at Ogiensburgh
West. ~ '''
ACCOMMODATION leaves Norhie]d At Cos A, " fo,
Burlington and RouSes Point.
NIGHT Emp" ESS connecting at Windsor with train
which caves New York 60, j. H. md a; White River
Junction with train which leaves Boston via Lowell at
. ~ p Il or Lawrence, 1T 90 the previous dav.
Leaves White River function at Il 20 ~. arrives NJ
Burlington at 55 A.. o,ses Point at 80 A. NJ Mon
Teal at 5oA NJ, and ut Ogd nsbur-l 90 p NJ CON
West. ~ ~
Trains Going South and East.
Leave Montpelier at 10 so p. and 10 30 P M
Mail tram leaves Rouses Point at 90 A. M ST. Al
pans at oo A. M connecting at Burlington with Rutland
ana burlington trains for Saratoga Smiags, Troy Albany
&C., connecting at White River Junction with trains fn
Wells River, Lteon, White Mountnns Barton & c. md
for Boston, Lowell Worcester &C., and connecting M
WINDSOR with trains for Boston, Springfield Hartford
New Haven and New York, arriving New York at II n
=.
EAPREso leaves Roc es Point at 10 A. NJ Connects
thefe WIN Tram from Montreal the morning. con.
lects at Burlington with Rutland and Bennington Railroad
for Troy Albany and New York. and arriving at North
NIGHT EXPREss leaves Osdensburab rtuao.
montreal at ID NJ, Rouses Point at 90 NJ connect
tng al Burlington, with Rutland and Burlington Raroa,
sor Ifoy Albany, and New York, nj White P;yer Jur
Zion with NO rhern Railroad for Boston, Worcester Sc
CARVING in Boston at 40 y at Windsor win Su
van kaIifoah Tor Boston, Springfield, Hartford, New IIa
gen ami New YORK. ~ "
Sleeping cars are attached to both the Night ExpreFs
,fans F'in'"g between Rouses Point ami boston and
between Rouses Point and Troy 1''
Through Tickets for Chicago and tie west for soie at
nc &c F', n' 'a' st'A'ohS e. MERRILL, Supt.
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Probate Courts.

sIaTE OF VERMONT PROBATE COURTS wthI
said District, Tuesday Of each week, during the yea,
ensuing Persons having business with said Court
quested to attend to the said court days.
"a 7. R. MERRILL, Judge.
December LIB
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

The Regencratcr is put up in two sizes, and
rctails for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest.
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Vermont Mutual

fI|E Annual Meeting of the members of the Vermont
Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be held at their
office on the 10th day of October next at O'Clock p NJ
Tor the choice of Directors and the transaction of any
other necessary business. Per order
CHARLES DEWEY, Secretary
Montpelier, Sept. g 1851. 2a7w3
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~ office.

A PPLICATION will be made to the next LEGISLATURE tc
"a annex the westerly part of Elmere to Morrisown.
Aug 9th 1861.
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LETTER FROM CAMP WRIGHT
CAMP WRIGHT, June 15tl

FRIEND MURRAY Il promised you before
left the mountain that l would write occa-
sionaily when We got into camp, and give
you description of our journey aud manuer
Of living. Nothing of Importance occurred
after leaving Wilmore station-we arrived at
Pittsburgh dry and hungry and Immediately
left for Camp Wright. 1t was two o'clock
when we reached Hutton station The Camp
is but short distance from the station and is
delightfully."- situated surrounded BY lofty
mountains aud having the Allegheny river
and canal at a convenient distance. After
resting a short time at the station, we were
marched into camp aud put to pitching tents
for the accommodation of our Company -
The men worked faithfully. though they had
nothing to eat except few cakes from the
time they left Ebensburg until J o'clock. p.
Nj. Our rations are excellent aud pleutv of
them-we have a regular cook in our Com
pany, one who has followed the busInes, for
the last two or three years. The men are IN
great need OF blankets. none being vet issued
By the State Pine boards answer the place
of mattresses and a few extra tents are used
for coverlids.
fight occurred at Hutton station on
Thursday evening last /; some of the Erie BOYS
made charge on lager beer saloon, tearing
down the sign and handling the proprietors
In very promiscuous manuer. In less than
bve minutes about two thousand men had
coDgregated in the vicinity of the muss. The
guard bad to be called out--Capt. Allen, Off
Ger OF the guard, brought all his skill to bear
to stop row that might have resulted very
seriously; several of the men received bayo-
net gouge apiece before they could be quoted.
There are now about three thousand men in
camP aud companies are arriving daily. Dr.
ID. W. Lewis visited our quarters yesterday !;
the men were all glad to see him, nothing
gI7es us more pleasure than visit from our
friends aud acquaintances.
Great praise is due to our officers and es-
pecially to Capt. Litzinger; be spares neither
time or means to make the men comfortable
lie is favorite of the whole company, and
the men are proud to call him Captain l
must now close, as We have received orders
to move our teuts closer together S.
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Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic Voters of the different Elec-
ton districts of the County of Cambria, are
requested to meet on saturday, the s'rh day of
July next, at the places designated by law for
holding the General Elections, then and there
to elect two persons to represent them in a
Democratic County Convention. The Delegates
thus chosen, will meet at the Court House, IN
the borough of Etensburg, on monday the eighth
day of July next at two O'Clock P. Nj. to nomi
nate candidates for the several offices to be filled
at the ensuing General Election, and to transact
such other business as the usuages and interests
of the party requir. The Election for delegates
to be opened at three o'clock P. NJ, and to be
kept opeu until O'Clock P. NJ.
A. DURBIN, Chairman of the Democratic
County Committee.
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Democratic County Committee.
Aug ustin Durbin, Chairman.
,uo.L M;.L.ol NJ,N,;ra Rlackljck-

Aueustln UurbIn, OuatrmaH.
Allegheny Michael NJ uire, Blacklick-
Joseph s. Mardis, Cambria-John NJ Bride.
Carroll-Jacob Luther, Carrolltown-James
Fagan. Chest-Joseph Gill, Chest Springs.
Augustine Byrne, Clearfeid-William Raj
ney, Conemaugh-R Richard Sauderson, Croyle
William Murray, Ebensourg-Charles ID.
Murray, Galitzen-David Mills, Jackson
Henry Rager, Johnstown, 1st Ward-Eph-
Ram Buck, I'd Ward-John Grouse. Lewis
Luckhardt, Sd Ward-William Winner, 4th
Ward-Hugh Maloy, Loretto- William Ry-
an, Jr. M,llville-A. NJ. Gregg, Richland- -
Henry Topper, Summerhill james Burk,
ville-John Sharbaugh, Susquehanna
John Bearer, Taylor-Amos Davis. Wash
iugton Richard White. White-George Wal
tiers, Wilmore-M. NJ. O'Neil, Yoder-Geo.
W. Osborn
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Union uen. ana they 5eclaire5 81.
been comp elied to sUTYrcfs ,brir IL
SO long. it was positive rslsif;o > -.'.-. 2.
curse the rebels, and such cu-s;,.- : a,
heard before. L
WASHINGTON CRY, June ll-P
best available sources 1t Is believs5 !.
entire Secession force IN Eirpipis x
exceed so 900 or so 600.
The time for the submission of -.
guments on the M'Cormick Da;er, 80 .-
case, will expire on the Both m. - -
missioner Holloway will not probabI-
decision until the Isi Of July. CIV
The most satisfactory assursp-as
ed from Belgium tina. there vii -
milton of the Southern Confs6srse-- e
form by that government. An emf p ?.
ly feeling Is manifested towards -. :,
States Government.
The statements y hich the -7U-a2--..
forth IN regard to the supplies of-r--.:.'
ed by them from that country. are gs,a-.
On undoubted authority, to have bes.
ly exaggerated.
The reception recently Of q Charae5-.
from Chill by this government. x,,-
by an Interchange of the kindes. ss-..-'
and there is no doubt .ha: tie Amer 4,
ister accredited to that country mil :,
coined iD a Ike amicable spirit
BALTIMORE. Juue IIth "A W71l,.-
correspondent Of the Amsrioua ssr. !.
skirmisLing at Clear Spring caa,ir5s3 d.
yesterday between the Hon= Gusr5s -
insurgents who were attempting o. !
Dam No. >. No one on The Mary,,,- ]
but two horses and one Ran were kil-5
Virginia side
The Tirginians had DESTROYED al
al bats on the Maryland side be,zrs1
amsport and the Ferry.
IT Louis, JuueS I2.-About two l-.
State troops were senf from Jetiersr
the Pacific Rairc@d iast night. aud Ia
Gasconade bridge, thirty u.Iles III,
Jefferson was burned by order q
authorities. The telegraph wires w.
short distance from Jefferson. aa.l n.
tors ere forb.ddun t. uiake Tega;-.
pr re>eut.
Upwards of seven hundred s'a7rs l-
caped from Virginia within the r-l.rtr
and are HOW held by tie gcgernmsD; : p,
couiraband OF war. Value . rb-i-
seven hundred thousand dollars
Over lUp fugitive slaTes from =
crossed the Potomac iuto Mary-a-5 d.. j
day and Monday nights Of last vess
Orders have been issued n TIE e,--
ants of ali the navy yard, to ,psh oB Il.
now on hand SiIh the ufmo-. s---5
are III ships of war now afs-,. al
viii sV"n be stationed Z: The 5,Fz-s-.
err ports Of entry,
BALTIMORE, June l4.-I,-t,e-s -
the -AUericE1. Office, from B--,fs ra
burning ci the bridge Al Hare, F.r-r
correspondent heard b exp o,iag. ar.
up TO see TIE eoufagration- Al. ne
had gone from the Maryla1i Ge. s-
hurryiug cut of HarprT's Ferry a, RAJ,
possible lie says tbe toxu III b.
by 'wslve o'clock 10 nigh. Tie
were movciug towards Wiacals.rr II \
haste.