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The 1K4Frcf'h Ferry Armorers.

a letter from Haspez's Ferry to the Star,
dated on Monday 1ast, says:
i las teen suggested to me to write you
concerning Armlstead Ball, late maste! At.
morer here. well kuowa in Jour city. Ihage,
eisunisnists took posacs5ion Of the Ferry, he
vent off 10 Richmond in their service to start
the arms mahufactory there, with tae 1nacAtn-
cry stolen from the Government here. Some
weeks ago he returned, aud engaged about
stVenty.tiTc Of the former workmen under
him to &C to Richmond, to work il the new
shops there: On the next morning Of the 10Th
CT 11th OF June he IVES found dead In his bed,
1t was giEen out that he died Of apop1exy.
, 1861-07-04
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE,
SICK HEADACHE.
CURE
WEIR HE.dD.aCNE.
CURE
A l. KINDS OF
HEAD ACHE.

~ 0 49, - 0 ''I' WIG Pe4'oS4te S|sse- - u Ak~
'oes va S'e@ "EA'AfHe nay oe psefeaIeds and
NAAe' :. VIC s'n''n@cencas u IN asEacK fmmed4ass
tslei ifos' ts'a aid e'c4oese Will % onsashed-
They 4tld n lail IN removing the NAUSEA aad UxAD-
cAHR to which females arc 50 subject.
Fer Literary Men. s:ad.n:s, Jellca+s Females, AID
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, 1861-07-04

md mnles Of high standard will involve the
expenditure Of nearly $l0o, 900 In our midst,
In case our hcuc deale1p arc not fooliah
enough to combine to raise thh prices immod-
eTstely,, In which contingency the purchase
viii BE- made ;in adjoining States. Tho ami
mails being deliverable Within eaght daya, It
Tho arsenal continues to receive, freah re-
cruita daily: Tho Washing gtoa Regiment has
NOM about afght hundred names enrolled, and
re whole ten companies hare been swpfn In.
American Zouaya arc 1apldiy acquiring great
lighting material a}tef a little experience. The
total number Of 1olunteeu left here is shout
3.5oo. with three partially full. regiments Of
.teserves. The available force Of .. 8. troops
!: In the city Nill not exceed Coo The presence
OF Illinois troops at CaseJvil1e and Alton,
however, ia as good ~ force Of 0.000 IN the
, 1861-07-04

EFrcn the Examiner. NeEferk. Val
CeThaAc fNts accomplish the object ior which th.x
we're made, 1x:-Curc Of Headache In all lts fo<u4.
, 1861-07-04

lf rom tho democrat. St Cloud, Ailif
Ifyon are. have been troubled With tho headache
send II IL. tCepa1c P1ua} 10 <hst ron nar aave
IL tn Of ~ attack ~
, 1861-07-04

JaauAsJ 3th, ISL.
No. IS Cetaa street. r. r
DEAR SIKe-HcloseGf lind twenty-five rents fs5c3 f3r
WHICH send box 0f Cephalic I1lt" send to addre-s
ty. Ohio. - -1S-1 ee"1-
Yora FrLIs WORK LIKE CuAax-cuH3 XaAD-
ACHE ALMOST lSsTASrER,
Truly yours.
WM e. FILLKE.
, 1861-07-04

TFs1LAsrI+ MICK. Janaa.y 18th, 1881
Mr. HYALpryH,
ElR:-Not long since sent to you ftr 4 b>x OF Geo.
haic Fills for the cure Of the Nervous H.aascne sl0
CoetsFertss. and received Tie Sshe Ani HAD 50
6ooD Al ErFxcT THAT WAS EtDCcEo 70 SIND TOE
Ep1K- Please Bcatt by retu.a mail.
Direct to A. & WHEELER
Ypsilanu, M&h-
, 1861-07-04
Is these Testimonials wara unsolicited BY Nj.
sPALDING, they afford uuq1esionah1e
proof Of the efficacy Of this truly
scientific discovery.

-. AAsoST,LLx4 Conc.. Feb. str, 1851.
MR. Sr4IDTNa,
S1R:-I lave tried yonr Ce?hahr Pills and LIKE
THEN so WILL thai want you 10 send nc TWO dspara
worth Iii r..
Part Of theso are for the ue,zhhnrs, to whn savo
+ ftH cut II the first hnK Got from you,
seEd the Pills BY ncai- a2d obllHa
Your tbcd..nt servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
, 1861-07-04

First &gns Of War-A Night IN Raltnnore-A
look At General &oott-CaA On tie Pxsldent-
Iist to Me Saered Sone-Generall Sehenck-
uhers El,seorth jeH, dc. M f>'~'
, 1861-07-04

IftcM 1te AdsefnstT, EFO7idencr. II
Tie Ccrhallc Pills a-e .a.d 70 be ably .dct
tire remedy for the headac.a. and CT t;c verY
htst foE that seEy frcQent complaint waIca has ever
hetn GlsC .refcd-
, 1861-07-04
AFFAIRS Ir: MISSOURI.

liquidation Of Lsteyrss dv;8s. Louis-1ne Legio
: q lae ae9-.Anx gd*wiHg Of Secession Synpa-
E. Mx5-What a RspuNtedn Mayor uouZd have
!, :donc-DsllnAss q. ths Neies Maska-Gea.
!. Lyon at BoossrHs Purchase Of Supp1les-Rs.
:; d3eslo9s Eztxetations Of tie Secessio1ststs-
tfo.n Ben Me ttlao,gh-Lies Rsnaet- It.ra
Catron Of Tttlnessee- he other yudges-Pa5zlc
Ezpecfation-A Bridge Burner eeho ,cas not at
Camp Jxehson-Sor7ow Of a RTen&-Rdeasing
StcesSonists on paro{e-Case Of ca. T. j.
Bo,ren-La1ye Lot Of Ho,sgaesa .So1ieQel-
,Rec,uits and volunteers in 81. LoMk=-An Lnci.
= deat 1T GTeus-l ssoella laneoHs.--
, 1861-07-04

IsHING TACK L E.
Ftah Hooks,
r.,nrs sooon BAltz, Neels, rliss. F1onta, kc.. kc
REED PpLF-t1a5s chesp t&lEted Ps1ea, &c q
10 "a Etrntt HAREUN HRoA
, 1861-07-04

tFrcm The Western l.. Il. Gazttse, Ch.a.o. ILL.,
We heartily eaderse NJ. sp:1ll and Ills uurtvaiicd
, 1861-07-04

The Following Endorsement o
, 1861-07-04

HArEafoRD. Pa, Feb, 6th, 1851.
Mr. EPALD1SG,
SiE:-I Et.E y5u to send o1a c,ore box at yoar
Ces>halfc i1IS l HAVE HxCEIyKp \ GRxAT DEAL or
HKSxF1T rKoA TMfX-
Yours respectfully,
MARY ANN STOIaHO9N
, 1861-07-04

lont IT 4r9sxaI Esnff-fErH ~, II. n..ssjs.k~
Fist to The Sdered SoNe-Geuc7al 1hsnnF-,
Outside The Lire --AEdnanf7ria- THE placc
0"e's ose'"o'ea Jet' &C. Wit
1eIeciat Correspondence ~ \, f~,,,.r ,-.,,,
, WIsHts a1;iob1. .I;ns % ! ~ e,
Nothing occurred, sfter leaving Cf6tisnco 1,st
Wednesday morning. Ia ahon that 80 th;ro,
unrsnal via abroad In thc 1a15 mi g n,.aad
from Pennsy]yart. m n. No,+h.-,. ra,+ra1
Railway south of Mason md Diron,s ];nen
Here the colder With h;a mnskct at every
bridge pave t7uc and ai,rnt unrnfnr that trea.
eon v.s n]ottinr tne min or the & hest roy.
ernment On earth" and ne were dayoutly
nkfful1 1hst- Tt loyal sons q The North bad
come to tAe rtscue, and Maryland is NOW safe,
An entire Peunsylyania regiment is stationed
along. ths- Northern Central Railway. betueens
the State lixe and Baltimore. On nearing that
city, 1t began to bo whispered in thu cars that
General Banks had arrested Marshal Kaue that
'(Thurn1sy) morning, and Baltimore WINS under
martial law: Not little auxIety was mani
tested as to Vhat effect this might have uoon
our welfare, Us fran a s,,pht DELAY m The
Pennsylyxuia Central Railraad ve n;isaed thu
proper connectio. at Ha,r,shnr,h and w,u1d
la Obliged To atax ovcr r,aht ~ R,1t,n,ona
Al for ourselves ~ fe1t !. more nccnre.
for We know that Cen RonEa ,n1ee with = inst
but energetic hand and when in our evening
walk ye sav Tho +roona nosted IN Federal
Hill, and our glorious t1ag waving there, aud
rfme mberod fiat Fart McHenrv commanded
the ritz VA we're douh1v assured that m harm
ror1a hafs1, no A. the hotel rva ,7otioea tho+
most Of the passengers registered their nanes
az fro.u yown. Illinois. md the other States Il,
which thew belonged. We were in the United
States, and we're determined TO exercise all eur
rights be they ever 50 1ulall and wrot. mr.
full autoe1aph, If possible mora ho1d1v than
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24

TnEArnlcALs At San Francisco, the beau
tiful play Of the " Cricket on the Hearth,
dramatized from Dickens Christmas story OF
that name, is being eiformed at Maguire's
with the following strong cast: Mrs Leigh
ton as Tilly Slowboy; Miss Sophie Edwin as
Dot; Mrs. Woodward as Mrs. Fielding; Mrs.
Perry as blind Bertha Jefferson as Caleb
Plummer and Perry as John Peerybringle.
At the Metropolitan Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dillon made a successful first appearance on
Monday. The papers praise Mr.. Dillon very
highly, and pronounce him most excellent
and natural as Belphagor. Charley Backus
is the great attraction at Gilbert's Melodeon.
We learn that Mrs. Leighton will soon visit
Marysville. The Buchanan troupe will per-
form here two evenings on their return from
the mountains.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24

Our County JUDGE.-Judge Lindley, Coun
ty Judge of Yuba county, and late Chairman
of the Breckinridge State Central Committee
of this State, is now located permanently in
Nevada Territory, and has associated himself
there with John r. Mcconnell Qate Seces-
sion nominee for Governor of California; in
the practice of the law. lie has not yet re-
signed his office here, but will do SO, we pre-
sumo, before long. 1t is not exactly right
that q nonresident of the State should be
paid salary for services he no longer stands
in readiness to perform. The advertising
card of Mcconnell & Lindley appears in the
Silver Age.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24

BALTiMoRG, October 10Th. .-Richmond pa
pers state that the rebel steamer Nashville
ran the blockade at Charleston on the 18th
of October, with Senator Mason as Minister
to England, and Slidell as Minister to France
on board. They were accompanied by their
suites and are now on the ocean.
The Richmond papers would he the last to
mention the fact, if the rebel emissaries named
had really evaded the blockade, in the Nash
vile. and were on the way to Europe. It
would be inviting purauit-the very thing
they do not want.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24

For PrAcE.-Ross (State Guager) and Har-
old of Washoe, who drew pistols and knives
upon Union men at San Francisco on Satur-
day evening, in public saloon, for the pur-
pose of showing their fraternal love, and
their desire for peace, ought to wear white
cravats, and lead young lambs about with
them: and the wild animals connected with
the various menageries in the country ought
to hold peace convention and resolve to stop
this unholy war
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24

SPORTING IN SAN JoAQUIN.-The Stockton
Independent says:
The foot-race between Thomas and Riley
which came fat Mokelumne City on Satu,-
day, resulted in favor Of Thomas, he winning
it by some four or five feet Money to a
lagre amount changed hands, and up to yes
terday noon the people of the town were en-
deayoring to keep it at home through the
medium of game at cards, said to be popular
i'll that section.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24
York Tribune of


HEARrLEss The New York Tribune of
October 5th says:
We heard yesterday Of an act which for
heartess and cold-blooded atrocity, stands
almost without parallel. A worthy citizen,
of advanced years and unblemished reputa-
tion, an old resident of this community, lay
on his death bed In the awful hour, when
his weeping wife and children stood around
him, and the damps of mortality were set
tling rapidly around his brow, the deep still
ness which prevailed was suddenly and rude
" interrupted. An inhuman creditor OF the
dying man forced his way into the chamber
and to the bedside, and utterly unmndtul OF
the awfully impressive scene before him, laid
upon the bosom of the dying and unconscious
debtor legal summons to answer for a small
Indebtedness Within one hour the debtor
was a corpse This incident, which is told
to us on undoubled authority, exceeds IN
heartItss arrocity the widest creations OF
fiction Itself.
GuNPowDER BETTER THAN STEAM. An an
ecdote is told of the Duke Of Wellington to
the effect that, after having examined Per
kins' steam.gun with great attention, and
having asked number of pertinent ques-
tions, relating to its weight, the means OF
moving it, getting up steam, &c, he dryIy OBJ
served: "Well if steam guns had been IN
vented first, what capital Improvement gun
powder would have BEEN"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24
DISTRICT COURT.
October Term-Third Day.
Hon. S. NJ. BLIss-Presiding.

Excelsior Canal Co. VS. Pennsylvania Co-Dis-
missed.
John Nash VS. Scott, Vantino & Co-Dsmissed.
Frank A. Hill VS. Jas Il Vance-Placed on CAL
endar.
Rolingson VS. Whipple Costs reduced 81 20.
j. w. Talbot VS. Jno c Fall ct al-Deiault of
S T Watts taken.
McAllis & Gordon VS. J Attenwood ct al
Tried and submitted.
II p Doucett VS. Geo D Jewett ct al-DismiSsed
at plaintiffs COST without prejudice to a new ac-
ton.
A Wiederschen VS. j Wedcrshein-Tred and
submitted.
FM Reinhart vsJ & C Levy Continued.
Eliza \ McCaflley VS. n McCaflrey-Rcport OF
Referee filed-tred submitted.
Jno Il Huntman VS. Elizabeth lluntman-Re-
fcrred to D Hubbard Esq, to report testimony.
J NJ Ramirez VS. Lawrence Roach-Demurrcr
Withdrawn, tried and submitted
Thomas Casey VS. Wcaks & Fall--Defendants
given seven days to answer
Court adjourned till Friday, October 25th.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24

Child OF TIE REcMEST.-The adoption of
a child by the Fourth New Hampshire Regi-
ment was witnessed recently by the Govern
or, Secretary ofState, and other distinguished
persons. She is Miss Nellie Grace Willis,
daughter of the Chaplain Of the regiment.
and was dressed on this happy occasion in
tri-eolors, caring band across her breast,
containing field of blue inscribed with the
thirty-iour stars, and pretty cap, trimmed
with geranium, completed the costume
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24
AGENCY NOTICE.

Mr.. L. T. FISHER Is our only authorized Agent at
San Francisco to receive advertisements receipt for
the same and to transact business generally for the
DEsocRAT. oncs-No 17l]6 Washington street
nearly opposite Maguire's Opera House, upstairs
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24

Trust NO Man WHO Is NOT OUrsPoKEY -
In this hour of imminent national danger,
and Threatened calamity, none should be al
lowed to remain moment in the public ser
vice whose loyalty is not above all suspicion,
and no loyalty can now be trusted which is
not open and known of all, and which is not
ardent and unceasng in its manifestations. =
Joseph Hol.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24

POLK, Pillow AND JouNsoN.-Polk, who
succeeded Pillow in the command of the reb-
el troops in the West. has, as is generally
known, been himself succeeded by General
johnson of Utah memory. Polk and Pillow
had qnarreled, and at one time the hero of
Mexican bitches was on the point of being
placed under arrest.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24

The GREAT TRuTu TO BE EsrABLtsHEp.-I
intend to fight in defense of this Government
as long as life shall last. 1t is wrong to de-
stroy the best government ever devised for
the use OF man. | would rather see this CON
tinent swept back into how ling wilderness
than to see monarchy planted on the ruins
of this republic. l would rather see this
race swept out Of being than that the sun
should set forever in darkness upon mans
hope for self government The fall of this
Government would be to the world an argu-
nent that mans capablity of self-government
was at an end, which lies at the foundation
of our noble structure. Now is the time to
establish the truth Of what we hold to be
true.-Andy JohHS0n
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24
JUSTICES BLANKS.

We would call The attention Of Justices of the Peace
to the assortment of Blanks for sale at the DEMOCRAT
Office. They are of the latest and most approved
orms, and will be sold at liberal rates.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24
Marysville Rifles.
.ssN
es1y~ ~ ~ ~.
+-s

M TN WANTED to fill up the ranks of the
IVA Marysvlle Rifles to the maximum number
None but good men wanted.
Term of enlistment, for three years or the war. All
those wishing to 60 into service will apply immediate
y at the Armory First street, next to Decker jew
ett P9Xton's Banking House, between the hours OF
A. NJ and p. NJ
The Company will be provided for at the camp at
ofrecruits.
ess~ An entire election of officers will be had
before the Company is mustered into service.
oc2 By order of the Company.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24

FEDERAL AProINrMENTs.-Com Wat
kins has been appointad United States In
spector Of Steam' oat Hulls, in place of Cap
tain Hoyt, resigned, and c.. c. Benolt In,
ePeetor of Steamboat Boilers, in place of G.
w. Coffee. also resigned.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24

SECESSION SHTNPLAsTERs-Th Southern
papers continue their complaints against the
shin-plaster currency, and the Richmond
Dispatch says ifprompt measures are not i'm
mediately taken to suppress the circulation
of such illegal issues the whole South will be
flooded with them, as every individual who
chooses will force his worthless due bills on
the community.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24

THE "MAcKEREL CATcHEns" SOUND on THE
FINANCE QUEsrIoN. The Boston banks have
promptly placed to the credit of the Govern
ment their share of second national loan Of
fifty millions This share is ten millions
which they hold themselves in readiness to
pay at call
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24

No TAMPERNG WITH REDELLIoN.-What
great Government yet, in the history of the
world, ever undertook to nurse or tamper
with rebellion it had the power to crush {?
This is not Il question between Governments.
but between a Government of thirty five
millions of people, in thirty four States, and
a few ambitious rascals and wicked iniivid-
uals. 1t has not the poor merit of being
sectional contest. The loyal Southern peo-
pie curse it, and raise up their hands in sup
plication to heaven, and their hearts are now
palpitating with hope that the loyal States
may put down this rebellion in their midst
LCheers 1t is like your police force under
taking to put down riot in the city of New
York. You have had riots here before, and
may have them again; and no one, under the
Democratic, or Republican, or American
name, | trust vii say to the police force
Put down the disturbance and Stop the riot;
but pray make liberal propositions of peace
as you go along" Laughter and cheers
You never heard of such thing. Itis a
device of Satan and treachery combined
Daniel S. Dickinson
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24

JEREMY DlDDLERIsM by request of the
Governor of Alabama, the banks Of that State
have suspended specie payments, and taken
on deposit and in payment Of debts due them,
Confederate notes at par.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24

BULL Run BATTLE FIELD OWNED BY New
YoEKEr.-George Leary, of Staten Island,
son of the famous halter of that name, is the
owner of the extensive tract of land upon
which the late battle Of Bull Run was fought,
and if the Government should fail to assert
its power over Virginia, Leary would lose his
immense estate there
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24

ErlrAPn-The following epitaph may be
found upon tombstone in Connecticut
Here lies, cut down like unripe fruit,
The wife Of Deacon Amos Shute;
She died of drinking too much coffee,
Amy DominY eighteen flrtYn
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24

GONE HOME 1T has been ascertained that
two South Carolina regiments among others,
loft Beaaregard's army. One was lis crack
regiment.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24

No MoRE PAssEs.-To save trouble to all
concerned, iti officially announced that the
Government has ceased to grant passes to go
North through the United States lines
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24

LOAN SurERINrENDAST- Eli Thayer has re-
ceived from Secretary Chase the appoint
ment of General Superintendent of the Agents
of the National Loan for New England. The
office is n temporary one, but of some i'm
portance. lie has already commenced his
labors in Connecticut
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24

EDWARD EVERETT has accepted the invita-
ton of the Boston Mercantile Library Asso-
citation to deliver an Grafton on the war.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24

DIR. BAssEr's United States Circus troupe
were to sail from San Francisco for Calao
Peru on Tuesday. 1t is thought they will
not attempt to penetrate the interior" with
the ship in which they make the voyage. The
shrewd Doctor probably read last Saturdays
Express.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24
FOR SALE.

;s@zSkHo THAT valuable property known as the
l19a ET MARYSvILLE BAKERY, situated on the
ssEFE corner of Third and High streets, Marysvile
AS--aalsA now rented for seventy-fYe dollars per
month
For further particulars apply to G. E. sEXY, Lons
Bar; or to Mr.. MoDERM0T on the premises
oc11-1m*
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24

CALtFoRNA WINES IN New YoRK.-A new
brand of California wines made from the
vineyards of Sansevan Bros, has been
brought to this market and is for sale by C.
Robert, No. 81 Cedar street. 1t is white
wine of very excellent quality-decidedly
better than the ordinary German wines sold
at anything like the same price and eminent
ly worthy the attention of the public. 1t can
be procured at very reasonable rates, and is
as healthy as it ia pleasant. We commend
it to general favor-N Y. Times,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24

How 70 HAVE PEAcE.-The Louisville
Democrat puts the case in few words as fol-
lows:
The peace meetings held in this State uni
versally call upon the Government 10 cease
this war, as if the Government brought it on,
or as if it were possible for the Government
alone to step it There are two parties in
this contest Why do we hear no appeals to
the Southern States to Withhold their arms,
and try the efficiency Of peaceful negotia-
Iionsi
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24

PLAIN TALK.-Governor Perpont, of West
ern Virginia, made a speech in Wheeling
recently, in which he said
There is work for all, and he who hangs
back and does nothing, is no better than a
traitor"
lie also told the people of Wheeling:
"Stay at home, count your money, and
you'll all be gone to the devil in six months.
Applause. If fund can be raised, the First
Virginia regiment will be full in three DAYS
If that is not done, the city does not deserve
to be defended"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24

Russell OF THE LONDON lines, ON OUR ARMY
OF THE PoToMAC.-Russel in a moment of
alteration, has spoken in decent terms of the
Government forces under Mcclellan. In a
late letter he says of the army of the Poto-
mac:
But the machine is fairly moving and in
working order, and by the time the season is
favorable, and other combinations are ready
for execution, the army will Justify the ex-
pectations which are entertained of it, and
will deserve some of the eulogies passed upon
it by anticipation. Never, perhaps, has a
finer body of men in all respects of physique
been assembled by any power in the world,
and there is no reason why Their morale
should not be improved so as 10 equal that Of
the best troops in Europe.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24

A SPECIAL to the n. Y. Post, dated Wash
ington, October ljlh, says the War Depart
ment has decided to invest Generals Mellow
ell Stone and Hentzelman with commands
of different Divisions of the army.
General Scott is in excellent health, and
exceedingly active
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24

THIEVES ENJOYING THEIR PLUvDER.-The
new Custom House at New Orleans which
has cost the United States Government sew
eral millions Of dollars. is now used for the
manufacture of arms for that Government 5
enemies
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-24

AMONG the passengers by the "Orizaba >
yesterday, were DIR. VIM NJ Gwin, and it is
rumored, Calhoun Benham.- Guthrie's s. r.
Herdid
This settles the question. Guthrie knows
Gwin's movements. and always did.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-11-08
short but Desperate.

Gen Mcclellan made tie following speech
IN reply to the committee from Philadelphia,
presenting him the sword, on Saturday.
The words he uses il respect 10 the war aye
such as to inspire courage AID contldencc.-
LET u, give Gen Mcclellan the "Eorbearancc.
n..ience AID confidence" he asks, and accept
Inc assurance tnl. he means to make the
var short, if il IS desperate. He said
Il TX YOU, sir, to give my warme,t and
deepest thanks to the honorable body you
represent for this entirely unmerited compi-
mrn, | could thank YOU better il thought
III deserved It, but | DO not feel that |
-. Nothing that have yet accomplished
would warrant this high compliment It is
:lr he future to determine whcthe. shall
r,4.zc tie expectations and hopes that have
.--a conferred in NE. trust and feel that
..r ,.ay is not far distant when shall return
+. he place dearest of all others to me-, there
u spend the balance of my life among the
,.op,r from whom have received this beau
Iii. .i:t. Tic wor cuu,ot Je loHy. Il h'ny
}<guuf.. IGsL IN tie future tor5cm-
u.e p4tifure aai conflcnce. With these
" Gun accomplish all, and while | know
nat. ii tie great drama which may have
= hearts blood. ennsylvania will not play
re least. II st that, on the Other hand, she
VI. pay the highest and nobIest part. |
gan thank YOU, and again ask You to con-
Ny To the councils my most sincere thanks
~ the sword! Say 10 them that it will be
ny ambition TO deserve il hereafter. know
10 not, now