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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-06
Boston ROO, and shoe xarhe,.

prom the shoe and Leather Reporter April
few buyers from the interior States remain In
shket but their purchases are limited and when ther
wants are aOppled we may lok for amost dead calm
very lew urcers arc ceis received froGa the Western
State and como condition rom tho Southern states
be condtous bong that our merchants shal soud the
poods AZ regular aes and lose hair OF the duties which
We heN southern government have lew ed may imp We
mtte tef Ds would, at rreeeut selling rates result Ia e
and VIII hardly be complied With. We not 90 that one
our Chsrer'on = g exchanges makes tho statenen,
Mai over $50 600 worth u boots and shoe about o1o
eases, were sold IN that cy during the paet two yess
me manufacturers making cxcrions d, nerosse
Oh stocks Of goods 20 hand very little beadog
ordered work " being made %. IA. i'm.
possibility Of making collections IN many
portions of the south and Weet cause OF general oou
paint, and improvements In this respect anxiJ1giy
ioOked for The month OF April viii, unless favorable
ehcumat,nces Intervene, b trying ooe 70 ihe trade
bie as the notes Of August 1s6ohe busiest month OF
ht seas n-wl become due, and the ~ feel
tnat Iy have been slrcady called upon - grant
usually large number a extcrpi L.
We understand that some OF the voykren In this
riclnlty are decusHpg tho feasibility n striking or
cher gee. To rcnicr this . uavino r,ovcnant vo
scommenn them 70 strike other neans a. getiog
sgog.obyouslJ TO Only 's,fike" which has ghost
81 chance OF success
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KnLE ovya CAMS CARps.-John Hops driver
the employ ent Of Mr. simpson, Of wsst Folreeuth
street. deo yesterday toe New York Hospital from
elects Of bow received the 10Th ult while engaged
IN a night game 4 the livery stable .72
eefcer street Two employ o. The able named Horny
Pohins and Frederick iohnson, were plas ing game
Of "ofty dives when Bopps entered tn premises and
pesred ~ 10 Interested the result Of The paying.
Afte Vatchrg the progi sss q thu for Few M
petts Rope ventuTc1 - give .ohnsop advice Ia
r.lltou b. The play whom R,ns became angry ard told
deceased 10 mud his business Hops, wno vas Ia
soxcs,ed 81 the time, felt rrs ed A. toe rem made
b. Rollins AND, seziug him by the throat, slapped his
fn-e me ~ the byPi2pders then lB.ercfcd and sepa
rrted tue parties, out deceased continued 10 abuse
Roins, ana was evidently snrious for nghs
Hopps o. king koilos second time -hsn
ths latr picked up stick " wood aud struck nr ssa
Ant over the head knocking him down. rhe nidrei
We ionna TO 90 insensole nom the elects o. ths
bow and not showing any symptoms Of returnng con-
Every effort was maze 70 life o. toe unfortunate
man, but tn VAN. He continued 70 sink from
dey 10 DAY, and on Tuesday be del.
Coroner Jack held inquest upon the boiy wbes
Vie facts above having been elected, the jury req
dsrc1 verdict Of Death from frsotas 81 the skull al
the HANDS Of Benry Rollins but under orcum stances Of
great provccationn The accused who had previously
been arrested hy the Fifteenth precinct police,
ntisd TO the rOmbs 20 await the action Of the Grand
Jury
AoguCmE S,urBoARp.-samue Powell, the sailor who
YVES injured board the ship AnenA at Greenpoint l.
L. ruescsy the 2eth ult., while engaged In night
wt,h the Hrt mate Joseph vaughan died yesterday
the New York Hospital from the effects Of hts wounds
Coroner Jecknsn held inqueet upon the body.
rbs testimony went 10 show that deceaset was
drunk at the time Of the ARRAY, and that
he the aggressor throughout tho whole
transaction. vaughan, u appears, did not strike do.
eeased until tie latter had twice assaulted him. aud
was only when deceared was attempting 10 strike a
shirsi blow thst the mate felt compelled ~ knock him
with hstchet The Jury, In view OF these fac's
rendered a verdict of "Justiisble bomicidc sni the
prisoner discharged from custody Powell a
native OF Ireland, and r@ about twenty-five years q
age.
hcd an inquest yesterday at No SO Baxter street upon
the boy OF Je.e nah Casy native OF Ireland, agei
twenty yets who died from the e'cts OK injuries
scodelt lily ed by falling down sht cr stairs on
Tuesday evening poet norton exsminatioH OF The
body ~ H., Wnte, slowed that eesth caused
BY fracto'e OF NJ fku The result Of the al N auee on
Tie Jury rencerr1 verdict In acoor lance with tho
opinion of TIE pby sioan ard The boy wss tnereupon
handoj over e. the friends for interrne1s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-06

EtnrESENT MINNESOTA We learn from q cores
rondtn ma, he usually qaiet OF Rockford, Virgin
county, WIS thrown into high state o. excitement last
WEDNESDAY 20th instant, oy the elopement OF a man
bamed : : fJmenser, a noted char setter, ana we'll
known as the haDgnan az the iynehng Of o. f. Jack
SON sbon two years ago. that the Of the cse
the Shields GuaG and the Saltwater Guari distinguish
Ell themselves Parmcnter's leaving a small matter
N sEeii bnt with him went AIRS Nancy jerks wife Of
ter, ard about $50 In money belonging 10 company Of
trappers WHO had left furs with him " SELL Parmen er
left behind HIN wife AMI three children ami qlite
large humber OF unpaid bills. Mr.. jerks had chill
dren. Il ~as supposed that the couple went towards
Beckiidge Nancy left number or very romantic let
ers addressed to her husband and mother and sisters,
Informing them hat she had left them forever& Paul
Pisneey, Aeych 20.
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lfIom ne suction Traveller, Aosn3
An affair occurred at Sou 5osCon Yesterday after
non which rear Ter minat ny fatally 10 two per
eus, o. VII m " vet 10 niger. II appears shat
Albert ttfmer young about twenty years ~ age,
who has worked IN Adams saRaT house VS. fone
months siuce PSI ing attentions Margaret Padce, hue
ockug gl n0t quite sixteen years OH, 9h mother
u dea, and Who has been official h1l ekeeper for
her ather, Jhn Padre, nving First rect, south
b ston For she discarded bin, lad since
TIA tune 30 has been endeavnrng IA vain 70 obtain
ieresai OF the fenciy relations between then fester-
he went 10 the house si street ana saw her IN
tue presence 81 her father Al tine close or the Interview
bs sad he hsc something he wished TO give hsr, and
" hch be wanted Dever with else pr sent He
then went into ad dining room AMI WITH sns reluc-
lance she ooFef MIN As son a. she entered the ropn
tnn ciotfn lie door, Lie dres Gonoie earresd psspi,
aud placing against her neck, sehsrsed one Of tue
barrels.
Che father Of tue GIL was close ~ the door, ami ha
rushed and wreucned the pts oil from Dit
mer who apparently about 70 discharge ihe cootents
o. the utler barrel INTO hs gers n. DtlInar then
rushed Of the hoass a0d ruonng aross the street
jumped water, taen sbout I'VE feet and half
deep, with tbe lnteLlion OF drowning biss.R several
persons him, OF whom Junpe1 IN AMI held his
head shove the sater TIL ne could 10 got OUT. lie
afer delivered INTO the custody OF poioem Fasoo
The barrel " tne petol discharge - tla yul was load
ca ~ith powder anu gravel stone. TEE cnlrge t0ok
eject the side OF her neck nlciing Dang etous
wound DR. Ferguson was cail d. ont has net bo able
y. mad the stone, which IN her a.ck. shs coz
iues at her fsner's house, end ii s feared she win not
recover, she complains OF distress ia Der heal
ibln morIiDs and IL u feared he passed upEaro
The parties 10th Germans. In conversation this
orniDg !r,tmer ai be had besu 10 ths country pout
two years, aod had owned the pistol time that be-
loaded il "a Xii himself and he Kl, but that !. wen, OF
so ner than he Intended that he was about 70 put the
pistol INTO his mouth 10 blow out Ds brains, when
taken from him,
An exemnstiop was had In the Police Court today md
Dttmer Vas feqoea 20 recognize Ia IS 600 Tor hts ap
peasnce Tor = TAI ia the supe Tor Court no has no feia
tsee IN til county except in Ohio aad In ap
pearaBoe s rather oui! ana stupid.
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Arm An n. md.r # the aeaAn,en. o9Giaa n.
sspe Of Bcnof, q To-. iaer de+us appeal Of
Eou0rd E0toe executor of CIasais Dofdrhe argument
m THIS c=so concluded.
IN n Udr.r Of Or Ia T. Elis.--Ths a motion
for trai tha defeu0aut convicted Il stealing
from W mao who lived with Inn IN Ter pee mar
ctFcrpsauces IL contended that there theft
the pat OF the Loctor ard that The ring loaned
o. BIN by the la'y. IN Judge Whiting for appellant,
Nr J stdggHk for II e defendant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-06

FFTECrs BAD WHITING lit is stated that Mr.. A
Dickinson, OF New York, the newly Appointed Minister
~ Nicaragua, applicant for the office Of Marsha
10 Nebraska. dis handwriting being indistinct, the
Secretary Of State Thought he asked for the post
ter IN Nicaragua, and, berg friend, appointed him
Minister stead OF Marshal
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Sxaious Loss --Mr. q. IL Grinths an acso-, Iw, n A
Ge IN Memphis, on the 21i 81 March the say,nss u
seventeen yeere consisting principally Of $500 "a NJ aey
sDd very expensive wAdrone.
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REsTAURANTs.


RESTAURANTS.
CECEseiON, sECEssIOH.-rWO sPLENI I'D Secs
~ norsts Just ariyec per steamer Nashville In the form
OF Green Turtles, Will be up Monday April g. In
scsp and steaks Families supplied from quart 70
gallon at 2S Hud on street. n. B-Epicurss when found
make a note OF It, JOHN KELLY Caterer.
CPEFCRR's LUNCH COUNTER III A NOVELTY IN
- gssrpomy acleanliuess variety and cheapness com
bned FIRST rate Lunch. with gas OF Nancy, Collins
Co.'S Ale, for three cents tempting luxury, especially
and Cortlsndt street. spENJBR
THE PLACE 10 OFT THz BEST GLASS OF real.
Burton Ale IL the Rainbow Hotel cat the beat plate OF
English Mutton thcre yesterday ate SMITH SAYS there
coming expressly for the Rainbow, In cyol steamer
for the next Two years EVERY DAY.
T'rETIp aoup.--pREE Lugcd ON soRDhY, ApRIL
4 at The Exeharge,n 800 BToome elnGA hne green
'ursS yrep"st ~ Mr. Aaron Levy. ~ sixoSs
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MILITARY.


Alta MEETING OF THE VETERANS or THE WAR
IA of 1872 held at the Mercr House Friday evening, April
D. II unanm, ualy
Resolved That do petition his EIceercy Abraham Lin
President Of the United states for the
Of the present Commissioner OF PENSIONS George Whiting
Eco faith nj performance VI his ocal duties ho
nsy Of purpose and dsrc TO do justice 70 every claimant
most dslIy souch.
Resolved copy q the resolution be published the
Berald Times, World, Sun ani Daily News BY order
Col ABRAHAM DAILY, Chairman.
VIM ~. BRowE, Secretary
SPFcIAL ORDERS no. 76-wAR DEPARTMRNr,
~ Adj Ger ertis Office, Washington, March Is loolA
Board of Medical Officers win assemble In New York city
The t day cf MAY next thereafter ss prscsbe
for the exsmir all OF AsstAnt Surgeons for promotion
and for tuch candida for appointment may 10 invited
10 preser themselves before the Board.
rkrAII f0R rus RoARp.
Surgeon Cewent A w ley, SURG Charles EcDruJsG
Surgeon VIM toan BY order 81 the seare-sry o. War;
kpptsions mus. be asdresssp TO the Secretary Of War
the rtdepce OF the applicant and the date and
place birth They must also he accompanied refcren
ees v receive no attention. BY respectable ee mou ais u
bis ne mo raj and phydcL qualifications requisite
for hing credaby the responsible station and for perform
ing ably the active duties Of officer Of the
Medical Saf. Applicants must be between twenty and
twenty i've yesr OF s ahcre now three vacancies IN
tho Medical staff.
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sTTCATIONs WANTED-FEMALEs.

4 sALEsWONAEs SITUATION wAsTED-IN A NIL
"A liners store, by competent person; unex eptonAb
reference furnished Address saeswonan station
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SPRIN9 PARIS FLowEBR
- FEATHERS And BRIDAL SITS,
0AkNlrunES AND VEN
JANIS TUCKER, 7el


OCUEISTS AND AUhIuI
nR POWELL CAN Sg Consul AS Nj
~ Tor the past twenty years, on the Eye and
krladwsy, above 1weifth street sight AID III
10 many cases hisherto deemed hopeless Artl
serted.
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IIELP wAyTED-MALrs.

A GENT HAsrBD--Is EVERY Town AsD CRY IN
"A the Union, 20 cell sherman Do nsw arr les vary
tnyolp viii from tl 10 go apita gep1s ars naS
tg TOM 20 ger oay Our ne styles envelopes arc
ready whicb, n number Of real ts,rs,s,S
value suIpass anthpg Of tn Mud ore orosd Re-
thai 10 prc -nd quality re defy cmpetl lon OAR
address enclosing stamp 20. circular II syrnan a
Co. 22g Br adway, rev York
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A BETTER CHANCE srILT.-LADIEs Ard gEN TIE
"A men, have great demand f,r css, OF Uothine Fur
NIUE arp. Jewey SO, for the Western Aket Will
nav the ~ lowing prices For silk Dresse from - to SIS
ioT Ccas from els for PANTS from ~ TO 81 Pless
cal on or addr'es krha 152 seventh avenue, between
Tsepteth aud twenty 1rs etrees Puncuay attended La
dt ATTENDED, 20 BIZ Mrs. Anbalt
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CA AnTED-A GIRL, TO COOK, WASH AND IRON
w City reference required Apply Ut III East Sh st.. al
n 8 o'clock,
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TOO LATE ron CLAssIETC.

il AND STEADY POWER
By JOHN oAUDu, io7 walker 50
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lVANLED-A GOOD COOK, sAsaEa AN0 Lh0SEa;
w Protestant German preferred Ca,i \ Friday and
Saturday, between 10 NJ and r. ut las hensdn St,
Broo klyn
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EEsPECTABLE YOUNa MARRIED WOMAN, PER
y fscty healthy breast OF milk having los her ba,e
dey old, wishes Q babe 1, ms,
,bjec,i go desired Inquire Ny re Nv,
Graham IT., hast BROOKLYN, up stairs
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ch s'AphtSSANT Oh SUITE A LAGEyUE FRAN
~ oase &c H. siallsrd, 81 sixth avenue on trouvsra
cuf inere ise Gordon hlsu),
ea dc table, de prem ordre psrant Francois Ang
hlemand Holantas deux femmer de psrsnt
p ancao Angas prnand e. staen, desiran aHompag
dss anlile Euro dem snde In adresse des
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yTArTED-A wAITREss; ALSO LAUNDREsS, IN
w roy's boarding school Apply. Win RECOMMENDATIONS
NJ /, l29 Bro1oway
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fBYAP CO rHfNG, CHEAP CLorHis1.-pANrA
~ loopa o. at 20 Prince OF Mer
Ger one block say srock and Business 90
Cashmere cocskp Parts at equally low prcas supe
rior lot Business SUITE az - each, next week. custom
rna3e.
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WAsfED-.A VOTING GIRL, AS EUn.E AID TO AZ
w In chamberwork In small family 10 Jersey Only
wages 81. Inquire q NS Lexington av
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yNANTFD-TwO YOUNG LADIES', As TABLE WAIT
ere 10 frat class restaurant Call betweea the hours
of 6 and +. II. 1T IS NASSAU
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A WELL EDUCATED GERMAN LADY, SPEAKING
n English snd German fusp'ly. desires situation
soss maid tendAnt with fsxnily going Europe Ad
tress l.. H., boy 1854 Herald o,ire.
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xyAFTED--A YOUNG LADY TO TEND BAR At y
w Mercer st, St Nicholas Shades, second door frSn
Sprfng
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yNANTED-A LAuNDRESs; ONE WHO UNDER
w stands her bus thoroughly and do linen IL
the references required apply No 5
Madi Az, from to IL o clock.
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4 GIRL 10 10 GTsRaAL oUsEWoax WAN So
- at 10 ofompkns place, orookJn good washer sn'
irouei.
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JNAN7Fr--A WOMAN TO Do aANFRAL HOUSE
work must be good plain cock and excellent washer
and roner Wiling go in the euny others need
apply at 3l4 VI est Pa ST. English basement house
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yITANTED-A YOUNG GIRL, AZ NURSE; ONE THAI
w .mbroider. Apply at 2s 9Th st., from ~ a. NJ 70
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-08-09
, Arrival OF Prince Napoleon.

The Imperial French yacht Jerome Ma.
poleon, arrived at this port on Saturday
afternoon. She brings to this country
Prince Napoleon, and the Princess Clio.
tide, bis bride, the daughter of the present
King OF Italy. a oa q Jig s7adl 1eal
p. The prince is a man apparently about
thirty-eight years of age, with features
closely resembling the first Napoleon.
In stature, he is taller than Napoleon. but
his form, the rotund body, and the slender
limbs are very similar. He was dressed ia
light summer clothing, wore an old Panama
hat, and was seemingly enjoying his cigar
occasionally making some playful remark to
the princess of her attendant. The princess
is very young looking, with full face
bright eye, dark hair, and is of quite small
stature, but is inclined to embonpoint.
The party will visit Canada and from
thence pass through the Western States
down to Washington.-N. Y. Commercial,
of Monday. " 1i ssagzgt
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Col. Bakers California regiment arriv.
ed at Washington July 18th from Fortress
Monroe via Baltimore. tits l 500 strong,
and BY special favor to its Colonel, has
been organized after the French system
into three battalions, with Major to each
battalion. The men were recruited in
Philadelphia and New York. 1t is called
the California Regiment because accept
ed as part Of the quota which that State
would have furnished, bat for her great dis
lance from the fighting ground aSd y q
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the work OF small target Eve hundred
yards off, in order to try rycochet fire, was
by no means bad, and would have speedily
sunk boat in the line of fire. Whenever
a steamer is made out approaching Cairo, q
gun is fred from one or other OF the ports
The steamer then gives the private signal
agreed upon, and, if che does not answer, is
fired upon and brought to by q round shot.
In the evening, as was walking up and
down, the levee after day of exhausting
heat, an extraordinary tumult attracted my
attention, and, on running to the hotel,
whence the noise proceeded, / discovered q
whole regiment drawn up, two deep, with
out arms and shouting out 10 chorus EVA
ter! water! water r. The officer were
powerless, but presently General Prentiss
came round the corner and, mounting on a
railing, proceeded to address the soldiery in
energetic terms; but in substance bis re-
monstrance would have been considered, in
French or English army, as much q breach
of discipline as the act it had censured.
These men had broken out of barracks after
hours, forced their officers and sentries, and
came up shouting to the headquarters oil
their general to complain OF deficiency OF
water. The general addressed them as gentle
men. 1t was not his fault they wanted water.
1t was their officers who were to blame, not
he. He would see they had water, and
would punish the contractor, but they must
not come disturbing him by their outcries
at night. Their conduct was demoraliziDg
to themselves and to their comrades. Hav-
ing rated the |" gentlemen" soundly, he or
dered them back to their quarters. They
gave three cheers for the General and retir-.
ed in regular line of march with their off,
GERS. The fact was that the men on return
ing from hot and thirsty drill, found the
water barrels, which ought to .hsye been
filled by the contractor, empty, ahd'H0t for
the first time, and SO they took Tie qaafteA
masters business into their Own hands
Their officers did not wish to be very
strict, aud why ? The term Of. the
mems voluntary service is nearly over,
they have not yet been enrolled for
the service of the State; therefore if they
were aggrieved they might be disposed to
disband and not renew their engagements,
and SO the officers would be left without
any regiment to offer to the State. But
they went of in an orderly manner, and
General Prentiss, though much annoyed by
the occurrence, understands volunteers bet
ter than we do. There is no doubt but
that the quartermaster's department is in a
bad condition in both armies. MIR. Fors-
tall has poposed to the Southern authori-
ties to hang any contractor who may be
detected cheating. There would probably
be few contractors LETT if the process were
carried into effect in the North. The me
dical department is better in the Northern
than in the Southern armies. But even
here there is not an ambulance, a cacolet,
or mule litter. 2"
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SOLDIERS FUNERAL HYMN.

10 Thee, o God! we yield our dead,
Who in sacred cause has bled; 'ios !.
Whom Thon from stife unto Thy breast
Has folded in eternal rest.
Our eyes with bursting tears are dim; pes
How many hopes have sell with him il1o
Who sleeps in death! Oh. Father! give
Balm to our hearts that bleed and live.
Unto Thy sovereign will we yield s.
That smote him on the battle field; sa1
Thy purpose now we may not tell; a9t
We know Thou doest all things well. ~ y
Thou holdest in Thy mighty hand, THROW
The brave defenders of our land; saa
We mourn them when they sink in blood
We praise Thee-Thou art wise and good.
Now let the tomb's dark portal close 99d
Above our warriors sweet repose ealng
Sweet, that in death the brave shall be
Remembered lovingly by Thee. ao5a.t
=. @ IN. Y. Evening Post.
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The Rebel Congress.

oa89 ~ h, RICHMOND. July 81.
Congress has been in secret session all
day. The following has been made public
The resolution permitting the First Beg
ment of North Carolina volunteers to be
mustered into the service of the Southern
Coufederacy for the time agreed upon by
them when they volunteered, and be paid
for services already rendered. This in.
cludes the pay of private debts from the
North Carolina Military Institute.
The President has approved of the reso-
luton making disposition Of the donations
made by churches on fast day to relieve the
wounded at Manassas Junction. The
amount is S5,228 60 cents. "a
THE ENEMY CoMPL1MErrs ,GssrRAr
MoCLELLAN.--The New Orleans TIM
Della pays Gen. Mcclellan the following
compliment: s3sN' s7ils st8 s.7l70S 9
In presence of an officer SO tborouphlv Z
soldier as McClellan, it willnot do for, our
gallant boys to sleep or be negligent on ont
post duty in contempt OF their foe. he
Will, II any one can, make something 81 The
sons OF the Pilgrims, the descendants Of the
'Maynowers passengers, and therefore our
complete satisfaction that one whom il wiIl
really be great honor to defeat Is now to
be put at the head Of the Lincoln aImv &
subjugation. ~ % sTnsf1lg.. owl 80 = =
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The Duquesne Depot Of the Pennsyl-
vania Company at Pittshurg, was burned
July 30, with some twenty small buildings.
The Depotiwas valued at 500, 600 80 !,