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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-08-23
Foreigners In the Army.
The following letter flom Secretary Sew
ard settles disputed point:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
WAsHINGToN, Augusts, 1861.
To F. n. Alberger Esq Mayor Of the City OF
Buffalo, Ne,o Ymk
DEAR Sir 81 have to acknowledge the re-
ceipt Of your letter of the 9th instant, and to
state in reply that the order to which it refers
was officially explained day or two since, by
the Secretary OF War, but having still been a
subject of great misappre tension, it has now
been entirely rescinded and vacated. Conse.
quently there is no obstacle whatever to the
acceptance Of the erv ces of volunteers, ON the
ground of their nationality or language. The
contest for the Uaion is regarded, as it ought
to be, a battle of the ireemen of the world for
the institutions of self government.
| am very truly yours,
WILLIAM FL. SEWARD.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-08-23
Since Gen Mcclellan arrived n Was

Since Gen Mcclellan arrived 10 Wash
ington, the occupation ofsecrssion news
mongers is quite gone. There are but few
violations Of The rules agreed upon at the
press meeting, and which were sanctioned
by Mcclellan, and those few have now been
made no feel the weighty hand Of military
law. The COMMANDMENTS Chief has or
dered the city papers particularly the
Euening Star and Republican, cease
publishing information Of the movements
and location Of our troops.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-08-23
: Sergeant Carson Of the Chicago Ora

Sergeant Carson Of the Chicago Dra-
goons. and two pr,vates Of the Eighteenth
Illinois Regiment, captured three rebel
scouts on Monday morning, near Charles
town, compelling them to deliver their arms
and horses. They 5. belonged TO Pillows
cavalry, having lett on Saturday. and are
now confined in the guard house at Cairo.
They communicate but little. One Lieu
tenant, one Sergeant, and one private.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-08-23

1 The Louisville Journal complains that
drafts and money for business men 10 that
city are conHscated BY official rebel mail
robbers. Every letter from the South i
saws is opened.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-08-23

Coy. Moore, Of Alabama, by procla-
nation, requests each one Of the ladies of
that State to knit one pair of substantial
wooden socks fol. the soldiers 10 the rebel
army.
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Material. 10. 10000 Men.


: An army officer has just made an estimate
of the materials required by an army. He
says that 10000 men consume daily BIZ
tons, 10 cwt, OF provisions alone, thus re-.
curing 300 horses to carry food TO support
them for the first four days assuming that
they themselves could carry the first three
days food--and three hundred horses to
carry the food needed every day afterwards.
Thus 1900 tons Of provisions should be sent
with an army commencing week march.
Then baggage and amunitions would require
at least as much more for carrying material,
and cavalry ten times as much, so that an
army Of ten thousand properly supplied, and
lue9 small proportion OF horse soldiers,
the services Of over one thous
aw gsaei3 2a wing ton each for a
80 'eS
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.l s. y. aulletin suggests
ss2 ,..t., 1890, ans captured
q. lsas, on the
= 4 3 n went 10
se - s.. !. 81 - 1890, IS that
+. .'F.s, 81 .s;s,4F.S /, tier
s u ggssas dssa % 81 De
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

tTssSmsnt they hare teeAved from the hznds OF tho
troops n every WY calculated 70 give courage 70 tbe
10y al, and bring back those who were traitors.
- pu,mg the .dnnstering Of the oath I, tho rebels,
feDed 10 the ground: those who obtained pieoe Of
to come;
Having returned to them their horsss and arms tbe
troops, amidst cheering shoutng marched Cd towards
Kansas Cty, leaving behind them It 10 hoped an imwes
sien which all the false promises and decisions OF jeff
Davis confederatcs win not be able to shake.
The men, after hard days march, arrived at their
caup at Kansas City at i've O'Clock p NJ where thew
We're received BY that gallant corps the First regiment X
presented.
The officers Of the command were as follows--
Capt. W. e. Prince, commanding.
Capt Stranger, who by his undaunted bravery b Known
among the men as regular brick.
Capt. Elliott, Of the Rifles.
Capt. Plumner, First infantry.
Capt HnstiA, First infantry.
Capt Stanley, FiYat cavalry.
Lieut. Barnett, First infantry.
Lieut. Farrand. First infantry.
Iaut Dubois. FIRST artillery.
Lieut. Sanford, First dragons.
lAeut On,ey, First infantry.
Assistant Surgeon Davis, hedical department.
who give account Of affairs Of this kind have penned
the above with the sole object In view be
| rect, and as such you may receive IT,
THE BATTLE AT COLE CAMP-EILIED IND WOUNDED.
A gentleman by the name Of May. who stopped over
night at Cole Camp after tho battle that p arrived
in this city yesterday on the steamer H. d Bacon. He
reports the following State troops kleHonser, Leach
Gh, Kenper end Whippie, from Warsaw, aud man by
the name Of INT, OF Cole Camp There were six State
troops wounded The government troops had sixty nine
killed, and tie number vi wounded could not be
tanned The fight was described IA being very warm
one,
name or Jones, from NeSeho, who also passenger
on the II. D. Bacon
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Markets.,
Flour in large sup

Flour in large supply and dun Wheat no sales. Corn
II moderate demand aud easter sales 600 bssels West
bushels at 2sc for Wesera CSC ae sr csn s
d ' part hs s' and to aSo $h. Sg
ssles Of 90 barrels az 1890 Received By Central Rail-
wines For Boston and east 800 bns. fur e7d ssks
orn. Shipped by lows 10 New York, 18th, 70, 700
bushels corr 1900 bushels rye, q 600 bushels wheat,
1000 bushels Data, 5000 bushels feed, 500 bushels
barley.
Br1FA1o, y 10 q, 1891
Flour dun and unchanged Whea' Mi, heavy aud
lower: sales this II. Of 5000 buet NJ. Chicago
prins st. 69c 5000 bushels DO at 1os; 5000 do No.
Milwaukee club at 75c Corn dun Cana sights arm;
1876. on corn, II Nc wheat 20 Ne~ York ,a,pxts
1000 bills -four. 100 COO bushel5 whet SO 900 bnsheis
COM 10 ,oGe buahes ca.s Exports-a,coJ bnIs -four.
PrTFAto June 27-l Pm.
Lionr sssady Wheat dul and p-i.ss favor Buyers:
6000 bushels No Milwaukee, club is; Corn dIJ-no
sales Canal S frsssis irsless On cora sna li}t, or
bushels wheat, $4,000 bushels Espsrts-3,o0o
bbls. flour, Of ocO bushels wheat coo Bushels oarn
10 COO bUshea oaLs.
oswrso, June 81, 1881
Flour atescy mode ate dsnnano for interior and East
err Trace faies 700 bbs at IS rs for fncy Wheat held
Chicago sprng No J. a, SIC. CTn 10 better demand ut
improved prices sales u 600 tnshels Indiana q. S7c
quiet ui 90 O aS
Flour, 2S.; wheat, Sc corn &C. to New York lake
Imports ITO bbs -four coo bush wlsat 100 do
corn. FIX ,Ors--3 500 bbs ur, l0IOO bushels wheat
s., 900 bushels corn, IL 200 bushels rye.
Cflc.Go, Iure e., 1891.
Flour quiet. Whent dull and &c. lower gales at &c.
63c. for NO in s.ore. Cora steady and active 2sc.
FOR mixed in store Cais 6rm Rocapts--4 200 eals
-four IS 900 bushes wheat ls6 COO bushels corn Sap-
nen.ef eco hbis -four 70 Go bushes whes. 40 900
bushels com. Freighis7Isc Sc. whes: - 2afalo.
Exchange on New York "a per cert discolns fer yoli
PEiL.ps,rm., june "a, 1861.
Flour easier; holders free seers az tse last asos-
tons spr,ng wheat. superpe a. 81 So 81 6sf Vest
ern, 81 IS s. Whea. croop'lg saes 5000 pisheIs
red 81 lsa 81 22; white, 81 20 81 30 Corn plenty:
GALES 600 bushels Sootbern yellow 53s PRIME tacon
bans At 1oao lard quiet at Sc. 9'4c. Slid butter at
DC. Whiskey dull
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A MEETING Of WORK NGsE.N.

An advertise .nept appeared in the lRSID of Tuesday
last, addressed to the workrgmcn of tein legal par
lance--cty ard county Of New York. The dyersement
closed w,h invitation to all out Of employment.
to ATTEND 4. the place get iortE,n!tca Park opposite
the Jhid depot. In these times it might have
Been 81 osed that invitation OF The k,od especially
when some urarnou need object lent mystery
TO The proceedipgs would have drawn, IL not q
gcodly, o largo crowd But 4 visit 4, the place
at the appointed time would have DIST. .ted from
strangers mird precopceivet idea entertained the
amnrnt Of uner' lSved labor in and ory,nd tho y OF
|eW York. E,.tr % crcSds bcip hocL ,p. the
ground, discus ~ 1Aost ls OF toe cay and the nard
ntss = me tinaNe ere WAC, for nearly hou- after
ttBt NEci for tie Z, no sign OF aathe-'n, boyond
the y pc vance OF ui cf unemployed fs1.4s at
tsscted by no n'a"udvring Of two troops O n lila
car al - Af'cr n pse OF two hours b. red
mt az abba and II was evident !, the advertise
eNt vac hoax. NhctNcY the ,jtiag telri. have
.t Cc9'sr sttracto or the yuuhfu. bone od ia. lta
OF NeW TX. or ttnt ei-,.ceni IA G'rceey d. 44,el W.
city 81! u hous labor, ~, ea Is Dust ely, II as
vcol noa by hose E1os nte es'c', ceetan is taat
rCot ih3. there dear o. labor r.mup rntiye
eypsoymepi, .,phs DO looke2 cE ae aost 81 tfc r
daerd. In "a. case would h,p 'hary leaders, U y,t
desisr n rc'rmg corrorals guatj, whi>a ~
bose saini of accop,s0t n. ie Var ptl sileni nut
'u'bryo rrgmenis aid nigodeJ ould never conp'3se
t-er q 3Cizstons.
ghe .roncs shich wpC yoste7Jsy nsr@I rra u HGos.
ilb1n ps,k wa.o troop \, Thir1 yes ,eih Of lug
raptan lfvekfe, ord r, Fnurtt Artnerr Ciptau IL.
narto iaey dis.ls.ed 4 very C.aitt9ie F-ofee.
indeed
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OUR KEY WEST CORRESPONDENCE

MY ~kS7, juno ~, 1851
The steamship Cahsvba, Pierson, arrived from New
York, with large cargo Of commsgary stores for the
garrscns Of Fort Taylor a1d Fort Jefferson Dfschargns
that portion destined for Fort Taylor ard arop which
noticed number Of fat fed csttle, the hawba
sailed for Fort Jefferson She goes thence to Fort pick
enc, and viii return to New York, via this port.
The CniLed States steam frigate Mississippi Conhrpo
dore Aervine, sailed for Fort PckeIe ne 10th. All
we'll on beard
Il s understood that the Commodore will on the ar,.i
val Of the Colorado trsnsier hs broad penant that
shin.
The steamers Chesapeake and parkersbu-g sailed for
New York on the Iota Inst.
The bark Martha Anna, Chase called The 10th for
Cardenas.
The schooner sauie T. AIKEN Godfrey sailed for Phi.A
doiphia the 18th.
Tho ner STIR OF the South Kearney arrived on the
Goth Fort pcens She bag coaled a0d will sail to-day
from this city, among whora notice Rev. o. f. Her
rick and wife, Miss Wager Mrs. Sberburne, Mrs Edward
Rowe, Mrs. Char les Howe, Jr., hrs Charles Howe, ST.
AID Lieut., j. n. Duncan, g. S. N, AMI others.
The United s. ,tes steamer Mohawk, Lieutenant Com.
mapdnr ST. org, sailed the 10th, with sealed orders.
The yacht Oriental arrived on the 10Th tow Of seaa.
shin Star Of tho South for Fort Pckens She is
10 tie Quarter ,ssters Department
The yacht Nonnarei Wilson Grrved on the 2fst from
Havana Consul Savage arrived in her. and viii ROMAN
IN our city fow Days.
The steamship Vanderbilt Lefovre pagsed this city at
six Y. NJ or the 2tst, bound weat
Tho steamer Savior, Weir (now In possession OF the
United stoes}, sailed With large quantity Of sores for
Sort Picket on the 21st,
Tire tuit.d ststes gunooat r. r Cnyler, Lieut.. Ellison
Co, e)s sa.led this morning. With sealed orders.
The ship Charoaer is nearly ready for She goes
New Ymk. She s ieakng badly ard VIII have steam
pusop 10 keen her free
The lily is perfectly healthy. The garrison troops are
IN exce.ier, health.
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PARADE OF THE NEW JERSEY TRoOPs Al
CAMP OLDEN.

AfI.'ICN: JUNG ~, 1871.
There grand pAra1e this morning Of the 5000
FOODS at Camp Oiden which was Witnessed ty many
shoaaands OF tie people Of the surrounding country
re brigade reviewed by Governor Oden aud staff
rs the soldery Appearance and correct evoIu.ions Of
- troops were suhie gele.a congratuia,ion and
praise. As the government fu, nishes hem at
Washington with wagons. &C., they fitted for tbs
field They will o., lcsyc N.morrow as fol'ows:--
II. g Regia.e1 Colorci ". r. l.ontgomery Lieutenant
colene, r. AcAIf,er; aaor, D. Hatfield, 20 at eight
o'clock A. a.
econd Reoim a,t-Coo-el, 6. ". Mclean; Lieuteu mt
colonel, .. ". Tucker; MAJOR, S. L. Buck, 60 at one
Clt H. ard he Third regiment Co.onel, G. ". reylor
Lieutoi mt Ctlouc II. W. Rrowr uajor, Colett 80 At
< O'Clock /. NJ. they 20 by the Camden End .lrnboy
ioad to .rden thence ~ steamboat TO tho c-'b CT
stree. depot Of the badsipnia, Wilmington AitI-
more Railroad, %. Dee direct "a Washington
They viii no accompanied, It is supposed by ,,one J..
" Aca and MAJOR - NJ. Herbert the Governors p ivate
trgre,r7, III STATE tusinogs.
lfr oids Tor tn haf lion war loan wc,s opcno to
cay and all were at sr to lGl. They hAso aot YET
awarded No coil for more ~ the authorized loan Ia
Beedcd g5w.
.soyETENTS OF COLONEL FREMONT.
pAroS, June 81, 1891
Coorei F~cnort cags n passenger IN tho Eorops sod
D. NJ W. Torl {sEt nf-Ia
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The Maine Telegraph Company.

BANGOR, We JUG 20, IS6I.
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders OF this conn.,
papy, held in this city day the following Esned gem
temen were uuani nously elected directors for the
suing year:-airam o. Meo. james White, Belfast;
Albert w. Paine Jacob A. smith, Albert Holtor Bangor
James 8. Bedlow, VIM P Merrill, Portland; Edward
O'Bren, Momast0D; Aaron Hayden Eastport
At Subsequent meeting or the directors, z. O. Alden
unanimously chosen President. aud Wun- p. Merrill
Secretary and Treasurer FOR the ensuing year.
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The milwaukee NAot.

MILWAUKEE, June 70, 1901.
Tho city hss been very quiet since Monday nn;n shs
afternoon when some excitement manifested Ia the
upper wards, bu with ser4ous result Comnittses
from the rioous wards said 10 be apporsed 70
the banks 10 mako good all money tkey nov hold.
Eight hundred troops ready at all times and
ments notice to quel any disturbance rhe Governor
here yesterday and arrangements foot to
make the securities Of the solvent bauks Par by guhsti
tutng State bonds for deprecated Southern stocks
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HE UNITED STATES TROOPS AT LIBERTY
MISSOyJRI.

COMPLETE SURPRISE AND CAPTURE oT TIE sCnELs-
TAEIR DIsBkNDMENT-- CAPTURE OF 0VER ONE HUN
BRED HORSES, AIMS, ETC, ErC.-TF AIRING DOWN.
Tak REBEL FLAG
NSYYespordenee or the Leavenworth Ka1zas)
tive, June %
Havmg accom- panied the United States troops from
Bsrt Ieavenworth their march 70 Liberty No., and
having eeen IN o. witness OF every thing when Surrea
ing scout, together With all the incidents which csnne
under ny observation.
10 the evening Of the 18th inst when an order
as received by the different companies constituting The
,O4aand O. regular troops caiap at kngss City Ter
-eo1amaac OF Captain W. e Prince, trst infantry, :.
A., II provide themselves With enc Guy rtoas, and
hosd themselves readiness to march within bour.
The hree mounted conplniesC and ID, OF tho Fifgt
vaRy, ami Company Q, Of the Second oragoons-tld
axiezs leave their horses and PADRES behind aud opy
aSnaa with carbipes and revolvers infantry the
scout: wbixh order was very one, the gsouno
seton afterwards proved TO be altogether Gnadapted
30 his OF mounted troops.
SucA the anxiety the troops to ge, OH It being
evident thai something waa ooo that would chse tho
seaotony Of camp life to ono Of ezc CEMENT and
ment sh.t in ten minutes Eter bs order was
}es,ved every man was reaty for the iasrca.
I "What 10 up' ''There soinsr' CUES
AsweTed until we tound ourselves at daybresk IN the
pcrAing about foG nnes below Liberty, When every
EkDew the anfwer 20 his question. How got therG
San only aoger IL sSe ssDae name TO ono OF cur men
&fld oIhe rebep ut that place, GOV selegra
~ The troops under maDd or Captain T. oeQ
- i!as~e Along theHnr mle lane le,d4Ag 70 Liberty,
when within haS mile Of that place, end the rebel
a. espied io>tne from high iegstasl,
&ieo which loss how 70 describe. T6s infantry
csdiag The column under Captain Prince, 'her gallant
%nsdstoy chH @ss, Oa ,ne;s and
{ss0A.ng up the street, closely followed by tho
kSa7Ar5, in al order which cannot be slrp155
tporaiag newt saCd osp5ng large herd of no5.e lo1
tAg 3oEses around barn cloEe by Immediately crcsset
ss ana e sas @ ana ar sl
sna Was d. lcoDs, nIde Captain Grange having dis
covered s &c body Of rebel ,roops running a9rg deep
rsvsne pursued theu Thesc rebels when THAR
horses suddenly confronted With the ether alf of
some,ay 9, FIRST cavalry under laptaiG Stanley and
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CoErseTIoN.-wc yesterday published card ever the
Signature CT John Kerrgan, in which he daniei having
assaulted deiorned man, and stated thai tho officer
who made the arres. I'd mistaken him for somebody
else, out be officer a lei US to sata that or frs
report was correct aud that there mistake about
1t. Thus the matter glands
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DERorr, June %, 1851.
The etore and wharf Of Curtis, Bliss & 90, 10 East
Saginaw were destroys by fire yesterday. Lss $50 900
Insured for $40 900.
Two warehouses Of Sheldon l. Co.. at Houghson, Lake
Superior. containing large amount G sapyiies were
burned Thursday night last. Loas $26 900. No iusu
rfuCA.
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n 40 o0o nis opposed the oonoes.ei In the
cys,es lieutenant ualey, prize master, formally
Vered the prize into thS custody Of Judge Cad raier
pr,ze c. mmis sioneS win es appointed IN few days.
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Fire In Quebec.

QUEBEc, Juue 81, 1881.
fire today rendered nearly t~o hundred people Of
the hboring class houseess Lon $4,000, almost en-
t.reY uninsured
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INSTALLATIONS.
L'EvENS, FEVER AND ACey.

EEVEhS, FEWER AND ACeE.
Bilious Affections. Gods Rlennatisns Costiysnesa Con-
summit Affections OF the riCcp. vi the lver OF tie
Heart, and AL iiseasas wl III destroy life have
hard or concrete roIns ehe of The nsed
or IN the blod vesse.f, imcs mil yiug In the
Gesh, ard again deposeS a IN ,e side q Gone. Noy
these little hard sucsiaDIes wcu'c never for If
EkANDB.. Us fIt u
used hey would be urrged of t'r system ard
years Of happs ME would bt
T .. Csrptr'a r P OF Gouvotneur st. Iawrenc, Co..
p,is COR years, aduinrersi 'sr IL st % 'scai q.
Ills and fSvsr less severe; % ishs III day.
S SSe abb o gnu lays 3 the r a t
gave -four o-ey sr 'ay another week, lie
rsan en- 'rel, .asiered tc 80 usua good he-lta
curs in .tss tine Has us,d no other necne Tor 81
years, ard them alvayf slab sor aimgli and family
1 a s sna ear dse Ia % Ia sc MAJ h me
neer average OF hes a u the ;t'n were used IN the
place of caorne and othes 'rrtu. lanas-
BgAi,pn1 8 PILLS
PHIRCIPAL OFFS { - UANAL Vi anEr
md Nc. i'liio. SQUARE
spec1, Agents for tho city Z. irpckiv-g Grsc1 3sY
Fulton rect, snd Cnstsvus chier 56 En- son street
HyArTs LIFE BaLshM
RntlVN.,. ~ ITS NOS .gaVr ,orss;
blood, al cmop'sa. oahy ,rv and y 'syr
cpieus Oe optioD. Sc rot r'sinly or7c4 by It'll
h,a.s lie sa,ssn, IA s-ed h,,sands ~ o. vi
'Niler ses Snd II wa inost crta
wh',n 30 rt'yt1d ty elcias taSyr IN acsos5as
ssy Geleey1o1r raiaersl cnpp sepos &n ssaaa
SJee-
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,hav .a;d
A. about haN twelve O'Clock the Convention wa
called 70 order by Mr. Horton. of the 0ay Book who
moved that NJ p williams Eso. Of the Hudson Gaa.,e
be appointed temporary Chairman. Mr.. williams, on
.akms sne onam u uus' = STx C W ,Sa Icprsrt 81
r.,tis.r. was APPOINTED Secretary FRO fem:
me following persons we're then appointed Committee
on ZEE % ano;r w nmns
tee on Permanent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Smith, Hsss
dorm and Merriam
1a ed,oss we've then saked 10 hand In their creden-
ta ,en the Conyention II it 10 worthy Of sha. name
fror g., srnoH rnroner aai2urned unt,l thyee O'Clock
G s sma IN an oo,pnity n d,schsree
their Enormous and arduous duties.
''1 Anors tno.e n,S.ort NO nosiced the roDov,ns.
r. q Horton of the DacBook
Eon Ren wood Of tho Da,lv Ns,yx
" Ts9saorn Trov Hudc.t
n p William. Hudson Ga,stx.
AHA NcNsstey Fr..n,au;s IpuruoE
G.v,os6 CIsrs rocnnnrt xI,sytis.y.
". H. Nsrrism, Troy LMion
A. Heeves, GreSnp Ss ~ ~n,c." ~ u,n,
n = Hslstssd and a. Ws1Sr Of Syracuse and one
other gentleman, name and n - Of paper unknown.
AFTERNOON aDBfON.
A. three P. n. this ass.pnAse Of wisdom was again
called TO order by the Temporary Chairman. 10 was
about asking for the report Of the Committee on Per.
nent organ zation when Mr. horton announced that
v.s -auerssood that the Convention was 70 81. with
cluded. Without putting the nnotion--lrobably for
fear that they would be outvoted by the reporssrs
the Chairman requested that all reporters and those
not members Of the Convention retire. There are
various surmses at tho singular course Of newspaper
men excluding newspaper reporters. The only reason
that seemed to us plausible 10 that those editors lack the
enterprise to compete with the live journals Of the
Gay N ooam1s me news s ana nave, therefore, maze
20 thoseye and fearing that the reporters would OK
% ne nessntsoss ~ tha WING ;o,rnas ~
the present day.
Ur;on. chairman Of the COMMITTEES en- Permanent Or:
c,n,yat;op rsnorted the same ofcers that had been
report was agreed TO-
motion wss then made that Hon. Gideon j. Tucker,
s scv e c onIoaS p n -Ae VAIN "''A
eo'eN ''0NA : 81 ,,r.,,,, x,ssx
\. 49,. - go, so ' roaron.,,n . ..u., %
AT 'he houf app"il'ea 'oo N'"'en''on was 'ofeo W
gether The Committee on Resolutions made their re-
p.''' VIZ '''7' ''"S Ne"'''' ""' '"~'A'O'S "a'p'
y.o,,s W.. .. ....,, H.. -, ....,, -. "A,
Union " sss ssates: but n tie langsgs o. iSs amsned
Sephsn, nougas We Believe hat war Is disupion,' and
pies which formed viz: the voluntary conssnt Of
MS M oa Sny oas nd Is 81 % rs o. Inc PRIME
unicn. Ts requisite is peace to the end that ali ques-
hntar:T nv free consent OF The Imercan neone Wv W.
kssolced That the preaert alarming AND aeporab's
exerase Of uncu, tnlio1s, nv-srs by he nssn. ,hss
ms gist, ate, Who has not sss.tatrd to insngurs'e
navy 10 seize private papers 10 deny citizens the rg to
par ms ana 70 suspend ,H ws OF neoeas corp al OK
the CONSTRUCTION the United states and Of the amend
ments thereto; sr AND art
esovu ht tns enc, NOUS OF me preselt waf
W @ SAFETY t bs za s m Is
oyawn fr The .o u the scrsuic and vorSins ea sss:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28
Preparations for the .Fourtn., >,

ne Junior Houave Company of Neg York, are hereby
notified to send tSo delegates to mr. ling OF his
paneB TO be held at No. LA Prince Get, Saturday
evening, juno 20 for The pu-pos %. making Ege-
r1ents for general parade on he gori,us Fourth.