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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-09
REBEL CONCENTRATION AT COLUMBUS

a deserter from Gen. Pillows army, formerly a
resident Of Northern Illinois arrived here last night.
He reports that Gen. A. S. johnson is in command
OF Columbus, with 10000 men. They have fortified
the banks of the river orfour miles above Columbus,
expecting an attack from the Federals.
Gems. Cheatam, Pillow, Polk, and johnson are all
at Columbus. The Rebel army at that point are
well armed and equipped, and have large bodies Of
cavalry.
On the Goth Of September JEFF. Thompson had
1000 men near Belmont. His army is being fast
detimated by deserions.
The gunbOat New Era arrived from St. Louis last
night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-09
THE ARREST OF COL. RANKIN IN CANADA.

DETROIT, Tuesdsy Oct. y, 1911.
II is believed that the charges againft Col. Rankin
for breach Of the neutrality laws cannot be SUE
stained. In any event, bis arrest by the Canadian
authorities will not impede the prompt organization
Of the regiment Of Lancere, now being rendezvoused
here. Over thilty recruiting Offices in the North
Western States are actively at work, and upward
Of 500 picked men have already enrolled
ToRosTo, Tuesday, Oct. S, 1861.
Col. Rankin, member Provincial Parliament, OF
the Detroit Lancers, under arrest for violation Of
the enlistment act, was brought before the magis-
trates this morning, but his trial was postponed until
Tburtday, on account Of the abtence Of important
uifnesgee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-09
PRESENTATION OF A STANDARD.

BosTos, Tuesday, Oct 8, 1861.
The Hon. Robert c. Winthrop presented stand
ard to the Massachusetts 22d Regiment to-day, and
made an eloquent and stirring address, which was
responded to by Col. Wilson.
Light showers prevailed, but notwithstanding sew
eral thousand citizens gathered to cheer the soldiers
aud with them God SPEED"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-09

of the Washington branch Of tue Baltimore ana ONO
Railroad for several months past, restored it to the
control Of that company to-day
DAMAGE BY THE STORM.
The hail-storm yesterday damaged portion OF .ne
London and Hampshire Railroad, thus preventing
the passing of Government trains from Alexandra
10 Falls Church. The necessary repairs were made
to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-09

Convention Is entitled 70 .hs ssppott Of all Unoa-
loving Democrats"
This was lost by vote Of 81 Yeas to % Nays.
Mr. Ames's amendment was lost, By l2 Yeas 20 80
Nays, and the original resolution was carried by
vote Of SO cas- TO NAYS.
A motion 70 adopt the State ticket ess than
referred TO a committee Of one from each Asseu,5iy
district for report.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-09
Ohio Election.

CLRvZLASD Ohio Tuesday, Dc. s-Midaisht. =,
The returns are coming IN very slowly Ou' Az
those received show a heavy Union majority
Tits impossible TO give anything decisive till to-
nOrr6w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-09
THE TWENTY-sECOND MASSACHUSETTS
REGIMENT.

BosToN Tuesday, Oct o. 1901
The 22d Massachusetts Regiment, Col. Wilson, re-
ce.ved an enthusiastic ovation to-day on its march
through the city. The regiment was supplied with
a collation. on the Common, and will leave about
D. IN. by the New. Haven route.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-09
JUDICIAL DECISION.

PORTLAND, Tuesday, Oct. 3. 1861.
In The Admiralty Court this morning. Judge Ware
delivered an able opinion condemniug the British
schooner William Arthur, before reported seized on
the ground that she intended 10 run the blockade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-09
Upsetding of a BOnt-Six Persons
Drowned.

PORTLAND Tuesday, Oct 3, l5oi.
By the upsetting of boat at Diamond Cove this
afternoon the following persons were drowned;
Stenhen Morse Rufus Hyde, Chas. Hyde, Chas.
Allen, Chas. Buzzell, and j. w. Ford. One man
named Goodhue was saved. They were on pleas
ure excursion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-09

DEuURRAeE.--The dealers in grain, it viii 10
seen by advertisement, are to meet at the Produce
Exchange Building, to take into consideration tDe
question of demurrage, on Thursday, Oct 10, at Ii
o'clock p. m,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-09
A MAINLAND BATTALION.

The Richmond Examiner says there are from 500
to 600 able-bodied citizens Of Maryland now in
Richmond, who have called meeting 10 form a bat
TALON, which is to lead in an attempt to drive the
Federal troops from their native State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-09

CHARGED WITH ABDUcTISG YOUSG GIRL.-
young woman named Mary Evans residing .; no l0l
Railroad avenue Jersey City, srogned before Recordsr
Matndae yesterday charged with having abducted FOR i'm
proper purposes young girl named Sarah Hgne reading
in the street One OF tie witnesses IN the fale1
to appear and the Recorder IN the compelled
charge Mary although he believed her TO os guilty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-09

YouSe MESS CHRISTIAN AssocMrtoT.-Ths
-eyenth annual meeting Of the Young Mems Christ
ian Association Of Jersey City WAS held on Monday
night, and the following officers were elected:
President Judge Plat. Vlcs-Prssdsut 2 :. Gfssn r.,
cOrng Secretary H. W. Buxton Corresponding Secretary.
W Hsabrouck; Treasurer. Il. G. Meaia Librarian W Bo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-09

Yard yesterday, as was expected but will leave TO-
day for the Battery, where she Will remain Tor some
time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-09
NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

Tar FALL ELEcTIos,-The Fall election in Hut-
son County will take place in about four weeks.
The following officers are to be chosen:
One Senator to fill the vacancy occasiORet by 10
resignation Of the Hon. Samuel Westcott.
Sin members Of the House Of Representative, a
sheriff, and three coroners.
The present sheriff, John A. Francis, VII probs-
bly, receive the Union support.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-09

Sous or TEMPERANCE ErEcrIoN.-Fidelsy Divi-
sion No 2 s. of IT, OF Jersey City rsy usa elected
the following officers for the ensuing year:
w r., Daniel Pcksus; W. A., VIVA. Cairnss T. s,
Nathaniel Ellis L. Nehemiah Knapp; r. s., J. NyGau a
r. s. J. J. Bouson c. W. Rodier A C., c s. ShsEnaa I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-09

GTHE BoATBUILDERs.--A meeting Of uors tlan
sixty members OF this Graf. was held las ssning IN
the Seventh Ward Hotel, no. l73 MadiaOl street.
Nj. George W. Brush il the chair. AT this time.
the boatbuiders services are greatly In 5s.nand BY
the naval Quitting department whose last essential
duties consist in furnishing barges, cutters and
launches for the feet Of vessels tbey have already
purchased aud Jut ia trim for naval soTvice. Il
would be hard work, az one OF the speakers re-
marked, TO find an unemployed boatbp'Her at the
present tine. The object Of the meeting was -
organize into mutually beneficial mechanics assoc
citation, which must not, however, be understood,
under existing circumstance indicating strike
movement for the boatbuilders receive an average
remuneration Of 81 10 s. % per day aud the oispo'
sition to take advantage Of the Government, incl
dentaIly preached, received no feyor Mes5Ts,
Mount, Young, and DeyenpoTt, wers
APPOINTED a Committee to draw up q consiltu-
ton and bv-aws 10 report next Tuest9y evening 70
the same place. during o subsequent difeussloB,
the object of the union resolved ITSELF into desire to
head Off the system Of apprentices turning on
double-headers at fifty cents foot, TO the dc vi
ment Of iourneymen; to regulate working nc srss
wages, SC on extraordinary occasions, in ordeR 10
secure Justice TO themselves and to provide per-
manent benevolent fund for the use Of the SICK.
The number Of boat-buildeEs IN New-HOF.S AMI
viririty is about 100, Of which number, more than
half are employed in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, where
they have at present IS surt-boGts, launches, and
cutters on the stocks. John Webb, esq.,, of this
city has the contract fer furnishing boats 70 Ie new
naval vessels and employs Semen under lr.. own d.
recton beside numbers under second bosses, such "a
Ingersoll, Darling Dosey, &c. They are generally
at work night and day. Thus the total number OF
boats 70 be turned out by Newfork before tue sea-
son ends for the prosecution Of the war, viii be up
ward of 900 Tho boafbuilders' shops are located
principally along West, South, and Water streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-09

TfpE AT rHF HAIL OF THv BOARD OF EDUcA-
rIos-I.as. high, about q o'clock FIRE broke out
in s;ore-roOm In the rear Of and belonging TO ths
Hall Of the Board Of Education IL Grand street Inc
fremen were promptly on the spot and subdled ths
flames before they lad time 10 exrend beyond tAs
walls of the room, and the burning Of qoaniiiy OF
waste paper.
Aboata quarter Of an hour lateg another fire broke
ont in the same building, but al some distance from
the frst one. A quantity Of waste paper In tae re-
pogitorv in the basement had caught fire, and was
discovered BY a member of che Insurance patrol:
Again, the irenen were summoned to the spot, and
as promptly as before extngaisbed the flames.
At later hour the occurrence might have proved
disastrous Tine building is valued at $50 900, and
there are about $50 600 worth Of books in the Re
pository. Fortunately the fire in the latter place
occurred near lot Of old stock, and the damage by
water was not over $lOO.
II appears that Charles Riley is the JaDitor Of ths
building and his wife was intoxicated when the
6remen reached the place. Riley has held the posi-
ton for niue years and has been an efficient servant,
but his position has repeatedly been endangered by
the conduct Of his wife, Inspector Carpenter, who
was present at the ire, ordered the arrest OF key
and bis wife.
Mr.. Boes6. the Clerk Of the Board, was on hand
shortly after the fires had been extinguished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-09

. 1-n;tsd States to form an alliance
Slu 80 Cot britain. He declares that equally
es:ana,, sentiments from himself were repulsed'
lh'9na ". deem designs. Journals and letters
srEs sneak Of this as the current topic IN
Fnalond and on the continent
%yr pryNsYLyANA SOLDIERS ELECTION
The election among the Pennsylvania troops
- dov nassed of very quietly. The politicians
raro NOT allowed in the camps. The Union
t;.ss, has majority in nearly oil the regiments
s,c,nfnr those from Philadelphia, when 60
fot the Democratic ticket BY small pluralll!'
very small vote was pOlled, not one naii VI
the men voting.
INDEBTEDNESS OF SOUTHERN PosI-oi t'0.o'
The statement published yesterday oil 'ne III
debtedness of Southern Post-Offices 10 the De'
partment refers only to stamp and stalnpeu-e"'
yelope account. Other uDadjusted Oalanoe'
wouId make the total debt more than saVV'VOV'
SYRACUSE POSTMASTER.
Patrick Agan has been appointed fOS'iii'''e'
st Syracuse.
RESERVATIONS.
v,.L 7,oat6.-lst Lieut.. Rufus Farnsworth.
- 5,,rk Tircatietk-2d Lieut.. Louis hroeck
NEBRASKA SUPREME COURT
Joserh E. Streeter has been appointed Asso
ciate Justice of the Supreme Court oil Ne
brnska.
- -, ,orc..Dr cI-pcrpNs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-14

SEWINd MACHIE Es--WANTED PER-
- sons who wish W learn " operate On S,ugsr.a
sewing mAnhinsI tsrnD Only 81. and prscaDe ca all
Kinds OF work as0 some gOpu aN"su w ssru the
pantalcos trade. Inquire ~ ntsIcsy ". Is, Door.
ssie 94AC'lS4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-14

The return Of DIR. Hayes, who my be cN-
poC'cd in Boston neNt week, is locke forward
10 with much interest for the det ,ilS Of his
exposition TO tho Arctic re slons. ID. Hayes, II
will be remembered, -ai ed from ID at N IA June
1919, in the exploring schooner tHted States
with company Of 10 men, of whom two have
diod-Alr, Gibson Caruthers and DR. Sontlg
the Astronomer Of the expedition, form rly OF
the Dtd'cy Observatory DR. Son AZ was
gentleman of high scientific at'hinmcuts and
acc lmpani'd Dr, Kane in thos, explorations
which called forth powers o. uIiurlucr and
moral couiagc that excited the -ympuhie7 and
admiration Of tho whole woili
The DR.. HAYES party pa'sei two winters in
the Arctic regions, tut owing 10 heavy ice, tho
soho ln'r could not proceed further north Il an
Port FOulke, nsar Cape Alexandria; but hy the
aid Of dogs and slslgos DIR. Eayos reached rs
far as slo % on the woct Sic OF Kennedy :
Channel, where he reports much open water.
For the particulars Of the journey, wo must
await Dr. Hayes return, whose arrival at
Halifax has been announced.
II may be interesting TO state that n Swcd sh
expedition sailed in June last from SpitIbcrgon,
with a view Of reaching the Pole by following
PaUy's track to tho westward of Greenland IL
is also expo ted that another Sli,h expedition
may proceed to these regions within short
time.
Much interest IS now f,lt respecting ths fate
Of Mr., Hall, who stilol from New Lon lon, c.,
eighteen months ago, on board n whalor Mr
II al propC sell to make hi, journey with l. qpi-
maux alone, aud TO accommodate hims'lf ontirs
ly tu their matncr of living, with view OI
cleaning further particulars respecting Sir John
Franklin's i'll latod expedition. He took thi.
-tep from a strong conviction of relig Gus duty,
and sacrificed all his worldly prospects to accom-
plsh this great object.
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THE NEW YORK SUN
MONDAY MORNING. OCT. II, 1881.
Governor Andrew on the w.r.

AZ The BIrnstable (Mass) County Agricul-
tursl Fair, October ., Governor Andrew, in
rspon'o to toast, Tho Commonwealth Of
Masstchuset's," said;
81 Know no; what may bo tho fortune which
may bof,ll rs today Or tomorroE, what may 10
the fate ~ any particular military enterprise,
on WhCso standard victory may perch today or
tomorrow; but | believe, and | think have
ample Etounds, in the American people, in the
people vt MasSachusctte, and of sll the loyal
s'ates or tLis grand coofoIoracy Of ours-l thilk
] may say have as much assuteincss If belief
as il my lips were touched with a coal from tho
altar Of prophecy that this country of ours is
bound 20 bc Hs Immortal as the stars. Olrar
mics march today to yindicate the rights Of all.
Led by no private INSPIRATION Of anybody, in-
PEELED by no particular purpose Ct any min or of
amy party, hut conducted by the unanimous
will and ilt the supreme pu pose Of the VIII ile
people. Whoever that starry d * adv inccs,
wherever tho mar i'll music uf Am,lican arms
is heard, there follow the American people;
aud whoro thcy 10, there socs MNstcnu-
sets.
d" II i no f,r me to deny, ~ an huubl, citi-
2on, shat have at thii dly or thl seen good
cause, as Thought To crltlcisc and fad fault
with the acts aad doirss aud omissions Of pub
lic mon, Of statesmen, aud prcsidcn'S I'd Cor
gresoa That is n part Ot tho right ut least, If
not the duty, Of Americ ~ citizenship to per
form at least " ,th an honest heart # friendly
and duulul criticism. But believing in this
government oi vurs a, growth of nature al uost
not rs All artificial NEE hInIcal iustrumcu'-l
cuIro, remember tho day mon the hour whom
could feel that the prosperity aud the hopss d
this whole American people, aud every part Of
il, ever, psrson Of the least iavcrod clas, Of
men, whether bond or free, on Amer an soil
wa, rot concerned in tho porpotuity Of IIs insii-
unions
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The X q. G.. In Ohio.


Tho Cleveland paper, state that Castle
Of the Rights ~ tho Golden Circle has beer
discovered in Marion county, Ohio, that the
Commander of the concern had becn ar
rostod. that the records have been secured, and
that other arrests are 10 bo made without de-
lay. This action grow out Of the SOrn s.Ats-
monts Of "A l'nionist, ma ed Chenor, who was
initiated into tho Order with tte sCcr.t luton
tion of exposing its secrets.
In une county, near the r. serve, there arc
eleven huIdred members Of this Or,or. II Is
known where the depot Of arms "a, ml also
what sue css or want OF success has at ,onded
the efforts to procure arms. l. is known whor
the arms were distributed, and 10 whom. Tho
signs grips and pass words, Of these Conspira
tors aro known, their place Of mooting and
place Of deposit for their flag. The numOc
who aro in possession Of ms a'o lown, aud
the Kind "t weapons they have.
The lcIges Ncre supPltd with the Now lorl
DIy Book, and il rs known through what
avenues that taitcruus shoot reached it4 read
Woll stsTtlo the community, for tho mnchi ina
tiOns Of the order have bsen secret, but widc.
spread. These lodges endeavored tO control
both Of the latn State Conventions and certain.
ly in one cOuaty has lodge endcavOrod TO
control the local nominations made by the
Union & invention Oi tina county The aim Of
this cOnsp racy is u parlly 10 all w.r effort in
Ohio, resist by for.o tao collection of tie war
tax, ard ia every way emharass the present
Adm instration, and, II pnssible, gain control
over tho Lext, aud when the state 10 bound
hand aud foot, the G conspirdtors have promise
ofa military force from Il SOUTH that shall,
20 use the expressive language Of tho SOathcrn
emi.sary, " clean out The abOiiton- ..
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A Canadian shot.

We learn 10y tho Hamilton EreHing Times
tlat a vounc man, named Sherry, until rccout
W "A re, idont Of Hamilton, and who hal enlist
eel n the American army. has been shot for lie.
sor'iOn. II seems that Sherry. disregarding the
ilg"en's Proclamation, took tho oath Of lcslty
TO the United States Constitution, and bee 'ms
II private in the Federal army. While in this
capacity he deserted no less than throS Zines,
but was unable 10 mako good his escape. The
last time ho was captured ho was OIdorcd TO DO
shot as a dcscrtcr, and the order IL said TO have
been carried iIto execution. Wo cannot say
that the fellow has any Of our sympathy. IIe
proved hims, II not loss untrue to the Americans
than he had already done - his own country
by being shot no has only met the reward NOR
ited by hi 'ouhle sacriG,e Of honor and princ.
ciple - Toronto IrdisT
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PRICE ONE CENT


For genuine excitement, in which every aual
iy Of scldichy chMsctor is kept on the ND
rire there Is no position like that of the pickle
Placed on the outrostS Of our linos and otter
within clo-s rifle stSot Of the erouys pickett
each wstchisg for the other, snd trying to con-
ceal himself from view, the greatest yigianc.
caution and care is called for, lest tho picket un
consciously become q mark for bidder
enemy's ann II . shot IL fired by an unseen
hand, he must, by rapid deduction from tho
loLdress Of the report, It's direction aud perhsps
little smoke, almost intuitivsly conclude
wlCro his enemy Is concealed, and in sending
his compliments back, in tho form Of . MIME
bullet, hopo that his enemy, II not silencod,
III al least coaclude that Il is better not TO in
vito any further hostility Then hg Is compelled
to Keep eyes and ears open for the sudden ap.
proaoh d sup tior fHce, perhaps mounted,
who, with spirit Of dare devil adventure,
surround IN aDd Ms half dozen compinont
To carry them OF as prisoners war. How 70
oNtficato themselves from such pcdtion, whom
once in II, shirpcrs human ingenuity aud do
vel ps ComAgo TO their utmost point. and hrav-
cry, skill and strategy havo to make up for
Stn, Of numbers. The excitement OF months
in times Vt p"aoe ia compressed into day when
on picket in time Of war, and an oxpucncc
with most mon only shIrpens the desire fcr
trorn.
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Tho last IN r'hly report " the Unitsd statas
Treasurer TO Secretary Chase, 70 Ia -ent in t.
day, contains interesting facts and exhibitr
the vast increase Cf iaUor IN tue Treasurer's De-
partncns growing out ut tho war. The disbureo-
men's hsYe in sa~d TO a fabulous extent, Por
september, 1s0u, ibis item am united 10 only
t9l6 800 l., while Sr the month Just past u
ioots up, exclusive Of tho large remittances ~
Tfcssury noes, - the enormous amount of
sil Ay iSS 30, or moo than twelve times
greater han last yer. This applies only 20 the
actual cash psy mobts over tho g unter, and not
u the iuc'cWo od ctstt, upon other depoeitories.
For all the extra labor no additional clerical
Orcc has teeu detailed. General spinner se,s the
example oi working all day, and frequently part
II the night lilo has not bosn absent q single
lay, aud docs rot in'end to taSo the usual T.S-
pi'c 81 owed bv ottefs in the dor artments -
WGI. Tor. PiiIdelDhid Gdtefie.
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ALndy nurdcrcd by her seryan, Girl

Miss Eylna Colbert, re,ln; at Waterloo
Va, was bru'ally murdered by nor servant girl
ON the IN ult. The white portion OF T. 9 f,mi-
" consisted Of an aged AMI inffm father, a son
Cwho WIS ahscnt AZ tho time, } and tho uuft rtI-
nate young lady. The body was first discovered
at thu stabc-, about 200 yards from the house,
bv one Of the servants, and supposed TO have
bocn about two or three hours afcr tho murder
hId been committed Two severe bruises were
on her left temple, prints Of fingers were about
her neck, aa 1t she hd beon chOkcd, besides
many bruises about hot body. The servant girl
(Clnra Ann) scknnwledgod the preparation Of
the awful decd. llor conf, 'son was as follows
That whilst at the stables her misrsss attcmpt-
| ell to correct her from some cause, when a rem
| counter ensued, wh'Teupon she seilod piece Of
fence rail noar by, striking her twice, foling
hor to the ground, and then cioked hor till life
was extinct Tho Jury rendered their verdict in
nccorlaucc with the above facts. The Girl WAS
committed 10 jail 10 await her trial. Tho mar.
dercssi is about sixteen yoars oI ago yerys lrong
and athletic woman.
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A singular cpso Of RI ,torati,n after apparent
death occurred on "Wednesday, a. NNmy A
Little dsuph,cr Of Mrs. Wilson, rc'idin.; ON Frs
street. after a sudden relapse succeeding a "a
were illness, apparently disd. The body did not
stifTcn, but every other symptom Of doath was
present. The remains were prepared for tho
grave, when, OF wednesday night, the suppos-
Ell dead child screamed and Immediately the
functions of life were resumed. Heavy por-
spira'ion poured of the body in great quan.i-
ties, At d the PALE mtrble-like form assumed a
healthy rcd appearance. When tho dead
chld Sc canned, those present, except tho moth
cr, became greatly alarmed, and ran out Of tho
room. The mother rG,hcd 10 tho body, enclosed
i H. her arms, aud removed II 20 a bel in the
side room. The family physician was immsdi.
ely sent iur, who applied proper restUrstiv.s,
inc
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Tho LouGon Time, correspondent writes from
umir
"The Glriballi movement IL Doc )ming a
very active and serious one in Southern Italy.
Originating with the party OF action, IL will
naturally have the effect Of com oldating il,
and Of giving Importance to the theories OF
government which that party j. supposed to
advocate and thi, is one OF the @, Il con,o-
quences which result from tie neglect with
which Gallbldi has been treated.
- Sheets ono OF which lies before ne
arc being circulated far and wide for sig
natures, with the following printed formula at
the head
80 ~ G,EsTH Gdr,bdiE!
g. General Leave not for America. Tho peo-
pie believe in you, and you must believe in the
people. Tlro national unity is not completed.
You have laid the most solid iUundadiOns si
it you alone can complete the work. General,
baye no doubt Of your mission, and the Italian
people will 70, prove them-clyos unworthy o.
sou. We wait for YOU, General, to conduc! u
% Rome
The signatures To this circular throughout all
the cities OF Italy are said to be innumorable.