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Grensy Mechanlcs, Attention!


Greasy Mechanics, Attention!
The so-ealed sUITHERS CHlNALY in their attem pt 10
dsgsde HONEST LABOR, woald place the NORTHERN ME-
GHANlC on the same grade as the So1thern elsye.
NORTHERN MUD-sILLs AND GREASY MECHANICS
souTHERN REBELS,
and eus.gve children! 4!
Then fall in machins bacADhs carpenters, ussons boie,
makers railfoadsTst wagon inskeTs, Hnd me
ch2nics Of ell Ends-join the
ENGINEERS AND ARTISANS REGIMENT
which has been accepted and is now IN camp.
HEADQUARTERS
corner Chambers and Chgthsmss NewYor
tower the Exc5auge ofice)
Men joining this regiment mustered INTO service ard are
under at once end receive oTy cents per day over infantry
Psy when mechsDicsl work
THE PARROTT BATTERY,
battery Of six new Iihed field pece presented by Mr.
p Psrr0 Of the Wes, Point 0undy, il attached to this r
ment
Every officer is reqDfred 70 pass
STRICT EXAMINATION.
Each volunteer Is entitled fly cents ;or every twenty miles
cents for every Tn9s he from the place where he
sddiuon.
TIE mie. Of yolarteer in this regiment win be provided
fhe enlistment t. Infantry for
THREE YEARS. OF DURING TUE WAR.
EDWARD u. SERRELL, Colonel
JASEs r. Hall Lisat1COonsl
.. For the Hon. X. ID. Bnker's II California Req
pcnt IN active months IN the ADVANCED
- % eie Fotornac-WANfED 100 MEN Bounty ~ = ll0
To,e ~ ssn r. each recruit who win receive Rators and
dia,ely ~ VIC N'"0i'9''ei' =" VIC i''s"DsN' "N'Ne
oood aee bodsd men wishing to enlist in this ne Regiment
sa tsss coanry's honor. VIII apply nasdietey the
Deonce Nos 334 ond 5Ge Bth-nv between 4le and 42d
- Lieut.. PETER IlAGAN Hepr ftin0( ieaF
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llshteenlh w s.d lor the UNION.

PHILIP KERLEY, President
cosyHrr DOSrr Sy Secretary.
Elshtceuth. " Sd fer tht .sUU,,tnh,,, UnISn;
A.av not io,ty6 i've gentlemen residing id in
'n sd sustain nan ior Office who posses. CT
ate Tor iu y capacity aud whose anteceGonts could
crtd and opy va IA attendance who bad RETAINED or years
in aitopdin aotca oetings rst from pat
0nsn, 0 Sf n so prtTSid and each derlned 20
all Honorable carry and perform the duty OF loyal
4a adou asd mec wa, he'd at Irving Hal. on Thursday
Evsuing S,,t 10, p z suant 20 the folosibg CALI
IEvt HALL, cor lSh-st and lryingPls,e
u!OURSE6 ME&FiNG. -''. ,,..
70 P se bs SD ! foa Tt aa on ysd TsnEsDHY s EVENING
XVtiIh I'd en- q snissGon Of the Giends Of the Un0a
T5e c.Si pecivo Of p, political preference
psesnti5 jfthe AID with the uTheI object OF eegsRg,
f possible hc pres standard of qualification in respect 10
Co.. RI ssl Fl. t. T'9.' H,sisy BS;sfi;;ffHiisi H:s.a,
ia s., ,rhensons Wm NJ Evsrts,
VIM s Anthem 8 BALDWIN,
J. Natb.n Geo +. WoOdsard NJ. D.,
II " Ilnbbel. Henry Wilson,
Samuel Churchill, Gideon Eoun;Sin
WIN G. LAMBERT Chsirrsn.
D. HESyEssr, Secsitlry.
b 9as - ,gS ,ns nimSu,y adop'ei:
ReOised Tha. 9omntee Of ten be appointed 70 make az
Wa I the purpose m perecag the Of he Friends
State t and vita the further object OF eeSatinB
standard 0f qualifications IN ropec 70 our local aud
legislative candidates or office"
The Chair appointed the following gentlemen a the Commit
Of carry the AbOve resolution into ehecti
Richard French, Henry A. HurlbIt,
Royal Phelps, WIn. Scott,
J.. II. Lndlun, samuel Churchill,
4. II. Uesh, 1s-ac L. frs,7
jonathan Nathan A. NOc0it
On notion ne following .eneaen duly elected PeTnH
ns4' ''l'ip5 P5Ssljent"WILLfiM D :pS G. LAusERT.
Wee Pre,iiclt-ROYAL PHELPS
Recording 81 :re.aTy-D. UENNESSl.
Corresponding Secretsry--A. VAN DULEH
TresslreT-J AMEs KELLY.
Eighth Ward Republican Association.-ln PnI-
snsnce the call n the Bep1blsn Centrai Committee. hr
election viii held Headquarters No. lfB Prince 4
MONDAY EVENING 23d met ioT the purpose Of Eisctng
De'egates tho Conventions; polls open nom Z 10
ANDREW BLEAKLEY, President.
JyO. j. SrAw, wv PaIFRpsON, Secs
Eighteenth Ward Republican ssocihtion.-A
Special Meeting Of ths Eighteenth Repubcan Ascension
via BE- hold kiIchpCSs Ho e. 5dgv and lythst,
MONDAY EVENING, Sept 23d. 1851 O'clock, ioT the
puroose ofTLECTlNG DELEGATES 70 TIE various Sor,i
ing Conventions pusUent the "a Of the Central Committee.
Polls open from % o'cloci. By order, . . .
GEO. OPDYKE President.
j. sRyHouR MATHEFs. Secretary.
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5tationerp anb fanrp GOODS.

AN ARTICLE for the TIMES-T0 save your
N lothins-PATENT IMPROVED MARKING PENCIL.
Warranted lndeahle. b. & r. LAWRENCE No. % john
At AsES n BARNES No. Al Iobnst, j. J. MERRITT, No.
8 Beeku1n-st (Sampes by nail for IS cents r. Co
Box No 81 Northampton. MsSsl.
M P. BROWN, Importer of
W. ALL KINDS OF
BEADS AND FANCY GOODS.
Depot. No 1876 Pesrlst.
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HAMMOND on LOCAL and CONSTITu-
j Il TIONAL DISEASES Tor the Of Young
Men and under debl.ang and StheI
"a the syracuse Medical College No~Yok Price ~ GOD
FREY, Bookseller No. s3l Broad-ss, y % the s1tooi,
No. $50 Broadway, from to- sns =, oeoeA
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Nineteenth Ward.-A meeting of the Irh WARD M.
PUBLICAN ASSOOATION for the purpose Of choosjpg Dele
stes to The Nomnsing Conventon via be held at LAND.
MANkS, 6yth'st and 3D. Gv, HONDAY EVENING. Sept
70 1881 et O'clock JOHN RYAN Pteddept
4. C,OPHR, c.,-.,.-
y. ". VALENTINE, } SN~'N''''~''
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Fifteenth Ward epablIcRn N association. par
suaDce with the orders the Central Committee Esuou
for Delegates represent this Association 10 The various NOn
mating be held MONDAY EVENING the
23d inst Browns Hotel Of 8tHst and Broadway
Polls open from 70 o'clock. II. D. BLAKE
J. WILSON GKnzN Secretary. President.
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NIEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
~ ANCE COMPANY (purely Mutual Boston. Mass Aesu'
nulaed Fund meet loses neSy Two Mion Losses darng
IL years over 60 Dividends paid Ia cash, in IL years.
500 COO Cash Dividend 80 per cent Net assets over
liabilities SGn0OOO Inere ting documents concerning Lie
Insurance furnished gTstis.
JDHN HOPPER Agent and Attorney FOR the Company
Metropolitan Building ITO Broadway cor Pnes. "
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Ninth Ward Republican Association pursuant 10
The cal Of tho Central Connee Special meeting the
NINTH WARD REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION will be
held tho BceckeT buildings, on MONDAY MORNING,
Sept e. for the purpose OF Eloctng Delegates the Norina
ing Conyou.ionsi polls open from ] @ O'clock.
AUGUSrISF y. DOW, President
n y. TntYFR Secretary.
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Dentistrp.
miscellaneous.

A A. THOMSON s. Co., No. 2l5 Wster-st.,
IA. n Y oGer for sale. TIN aud rBRNE PLATE CIsysoaS
sod Cole, SHEET IRON. BELGIAN Russil, train, Eng,
&C. and Galr1nisea d. Sheet Zinc, Copper we, BSs
tn. S8slysf, LouL SC.
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ALI. KINDS of PAPER and PAPER BAGS
N q. FREEMAN L ROBERTs0N's,
No 10 BeeSsisB It.
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lust NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on SPERMA-
- ToRBEA and certain other special and vinent
Diseases by the acting surgeon the Howard rnn
dephia also Reports on the NEW NEEDLES such deses
employed in the Dipeny Of this Institution Sent TO the AZ
cted by mail IA sealed letter envelopes free OF charge Ad
dress DR.. J. sKILLlN HOU0HToN, Howard Association,
No. Soutlr9lhst. Phllalelphis Ia.
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A MALGAM BELLS-Ar prices within the reach
N Of Church. school, Fseery Q. sSr1n IN the l,sd
sizes potnis less than half other metal
lai cont per pound Warranted IL months. Cali, send
10. circular Vi. C. CHADWICK Co, lao Wisnl-st, " "
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1nsnrauee Companies.

ATLANTIC INSURANCE SCRIP of 1860 and
"A 1861 by WM. C. GILMAN son, No. 10 MeTchanss Ez-
Hauoyar.st.
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The Rev. y Bennington VII % IN the new boil ofthe
Moupt Oye BaDft CbDrch Of Broadway and Eth,
TOMORROW MORNING a. lo4 O'Clock and in the EVEN
ING at "A O'Clock Subject IN the mornings Ciist Vale
ictory Prayer Evening" The Happy and Honorable Pos-
OF Christian"
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DRUSHES Of every description at the Briisi
ID Factory No 329 Peas HsIper's Buileias An syi:e
a, The ove, factory prices. PAINT bRU t Of ssngero
dutlity constantly Oh hand. JOHN X. H0PPRL.
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TEnu.-one Copy for one year So Two Copies. year
s5. Five Copie, year, I'll 2J. Ten Copies, TO
address. s2O,
For Club Of Twenty serd an EI,!s Copy.
Fora Clab Of Fory, send The Daily Tribune gratis
III
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i1eIinlons NotifcS.

:, =, Chnrcb- Preaching in this Church on
t ~ p . d. Rey P0kriK Ps. - m: ~ NH ~ .
sONpA n s. FOSTER ID. ID. SaDiect; . Inc ~. ~.
p M ~ n sp,crs ag5 otho-z arc cordially inVliea 70
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DATRIOTIC, COMIC, and SECESSION EN-
II VELOPRS at one ceut each You eau order from to
100 900 at the above price. Over 200 different styles In SETS
O. MILLERs,
Bookseller and Staioner
No Is Ann-st-, n. Y.
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IN. Rev. Matthew Hale smith. NORTH TRINITY

The Rev. Matthew Hale smith. NORTH TRINITY
CHURCH, will preach IN The cbapo No 800 lthav, be-
tween 4Jb sta, TO MORROW Sunday s lGs
sermon appropriate the approaching Fa Day, and in the
evening st7 o'clock viii commerce Of Sunday night
Lecures the Book Of Eeeessstics sud Ae biography OF
Man Of the World Or, Soonos CouzseiS 70 the Young
sunday.Sehool at 2 p.
The Rev. Charles spear and Mrs. Chzs. spear
Of Boston viii deliver Addresses az LEmane Hall, SUN
DAY AFTERNOON, 81 o'clock, Of 3thay aud 18th
st SUNDAY EVENING at Blec tUuiverssistJ
Church, "a O'Clock. Subject: Prison Mission"
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t-.,J,crs Ahead! or. - The Young Nan IN
=. 5, M. Rev T. v. GRAVES win deiiyer DIS
M nc, ne sbovpnsmee ,op, TOMORROW ,Sabbatl
EVENISG s7l O'Clock IL the lstst Presbyterian Church
east snd near d-av.
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seventh Ward-Iu pursuance OF call Of the Republican
Central COMMITTEE, the REGULAR REPUBLICAN ASSOlCii.
ALTON Of the eth Ward of which DANIEL L. PEIIEE - u
President viii ct no. 90 East Brosdwsy 90 MONpA1
EVENING Sept g. at O'Clock. 20 elect Delegates 70 tne
Comfy Judiciary Senatorial and Assembly Convention fos
open '''"' - DANIEL L. PETTEE, President.
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THE GoTERNMrSr wf:sr M u,i~TS,Srn

Commodore stockton rides about Philadelphia IN his
coupe, with aAgs on each side Of The drivers seat ue
Of satin, with gold stars.
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GOVERNOR cURTTN's MESSAGE.

HARSHrRo, Pa, April 30, 1901.
Governor Ctns Message on the opening OF the ex,rs
sesson speaksf the unexsmped prompncss and patriot
with which Pennsylvania and the other loyal slses
have responded 10 the call Of the President says that
the slaughter Of Northern troops In Baltimore for The
pretended offence OF marching at the call Of the federal
government pcaceaby soil admittedly In the rnl M
with the ebjet Of defending the common capital, i'm
pores duties and responsibilities The state and
Administration. This state OF things cannot be bmit.ei
to, whether Maryland may profess 70 be loyal 70
the Union or otherwise. There can be permit
ted no hostile soii, no obstructcd thoroughtare,
between the States undoubtedly loyal and their nation
a seat Of government There reason hops that the
route through Baltimore may be longer closed against
the peAccable passage Of people armed In the service
Of the government but must be fully assured Of this
and uninterrupted enjoy ment ose passage TO the capt
tai by any and every route essential 70 the Purposes 0
the government must be astainei peaceaby pcnble,
but by force Of arms necessary me time for tempo
rixns and forbsariDg with tnis rebellion n past On
saturday last an additional requsitioa msds fss
twenty FIVE regiments Of infantry end of eAvniry
Thsve have besn moro companies tsndsrsd Shan
will make up the entire complement. ma
Governor cczamunicatss the fAct thAs Tho banks
Of the Commouwsakh have Voluntarily tsndersd
any amount Of money necessary for hs common Sesuee
general welfare Of The STATE aad nAsioa. Ts loan Of
nve hundred thousand dollars pos YEA szhAusssd -
impossible 70 have the accounts property ssstsd but
much larger sum win be required rhs legislature has
been convened, not only 70 oonpess Ne rssapaaicn
d tho militia laws q the etaas bus 70 live shs eovsvpx
authority 70 pledge the faith o. the ccmmcaweath 70
ec.rcv suoh sums q mossy - nay b seossnsy ~ Ne
bcs6w, - fsesnnssAs NE imusaiass organization
q hfSssn Tsgim@ts a avalu and isfsn1u,
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NEWS FROM BALTIMORE.

hA1inokE, Apfh ", looI.
From information gathered from gentlemen whoss DO
siton influence put them 10 the u knowing tho
feeling and OF the majority OF the Leg stature Of
even pass bin to call State Convention but viii
tent themselves with making calm, dguined appeal to
the country.
A despatch from Frederick says;-tA gentleman from
Washington Informs me that General scot, we'd him
yesterday the copy Of procla nation 70 Ne issued mne
diAey, declaring partial martial a~ in the District Of
Columbia and over the line OF railway esabshed BY tho
government for nstooa, purposes 30 Far 70 suspend
the right Of habeas corpus"
DEATH or A MASSACHUSETTS, SOLDIER.
The Baltimore American OF April - sas.- We regret
70 state that private H. keedham OF The sixth regi-
mclt Massachusetts, Volunteers died about fvs O'CLOCK
saturday ming the Lombard Tnrsmsry. He
Vas one of lhose sno were ~ounded on Friday 10 lost
Pratt street. and struck BY paving sooe on the
back part q the bean with such violence @ 70 fracture
the skull. He received N the building the
cay and never spoke but . fss words This ~As In re-
py 70 qseston whether he had family or not He
thai he had wife living the dcocssed did n,toompre
bend The question when he spoke The operation Of e
AL su, ,I. e reserved evs,y o.
sDe attention from the faculty and the sstcrs Of Cha
r'v. The unera ioos pisce on saturday evening, and
the nteyment nj tho Greenmount Cemetery. Tho
BODY Deposited the aausolcum and placed al1ng
A. the two others Of the regiment Who mat thsfr
The orcer o. either Governos Andrew Of
or the officers q the regiment 70 which The dsosased be-
lopged.
BRHADsrUrvs IN BALrMoRB.
The mem 5es o the Oprn ExchaDge of 8Altimore pro
scented 10 ,h- Board of Polsce the a7rh nit carefully
compiled statement d The quantity of nour, whest on
&C nov In that city appears the stock OF n,sr - =
20 900 and thas be increased 70 NV
by reducing the wheat on hand.
UNION MEETINGS IN BALTIMORE.
Bslrsoss, April 30, 1907
rhrec spos.ADscue rnoa messinss were hsld tonishs
In oireus sections oS The Gay. may werc wen asssd
"A sraeh, ou Union resolutions were adopted IN favor
of .u..aps she eovs Snmeat sspssins approesGDn .
suersl SCOTT and deseymnassca 70 naotaa sos honor
a d. nst,osai flag. Union bsdso are bsssohs $sise
proainsss on sns ssrssss. '..''.....
RETURN OF BALrIMoREANs 10 rKER
HOMES.
fmiApslrmA, April -, ls0.
,ssss number of DAltin0wsass ~ho driven frcm
sheir bones under mob rule, hsve returned 70 tAaa city
viii ,hsr niss, We ussoa majority Ssns rsssssd 70
power.
Fbr addit;o~al was S~es sss Fy6A cnd AshA
pogss.
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TROOPS EN- ROUTE FOR WASHINGTON.
TIE NEW JERSEY VOLUNTEERS.

FHILApEtPBIA, ApFu 30, IB0I.
The whole force Of the New Jersey volunteers three
thousand men, win leave Trenton for Waah.
ngton. They win embark in twelve ropeIlers, each
armed with two guns. and go through the canal Bor-
dfntown and thence down the Delaware 70 the Delaware
and Chesapeake canal, and proceed 70 Annapolis.
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exclusive of hoee called into the service os he rn;,.
States He recommends leg sztog an,hor,x,o1
OF appropriations Of corporations for the families Of yo
unteers
BE aIeo recommends the passage OF Judiciary IA 10
prevent the sacrifice Of property oy forced sales
collection Of debts.
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GOVERNOR PICKENs' ADDRESS TO THE
SOUTH CAROLINA vO.UN rEEaS.


Pickens In officially addressing the volunteer
regiments Of South Gar olina he informed by high
authority that Virginia has adopted the Confederate con
stuton and ia virtually member OF thu con- ensracy
and sddsI called for volunteers because did noe ON.
slider Virginia under our government but woen odl-
caly informed that she has joined our couederAoy
shall consider her part Of country, and de-
fend her or Maryland as I would defead soath Caro-
lira Whatever troops may be ordered Sih be stn
considered volunteers from South Carolina and thers
power TO engthen the term Of service they are st
volunteers from South Carolina for Eegs months but
they the State, they viii be co nmand OF
General In the provisional army OF the Confederate
States -
The Governor exhorts the soldiers follove-"Hoad
yourselves In readiness to 70 the toGo
Of Washington, and swear that Northern Gotos and
Vandsls ehal desecrae its ed precincts and
that you will make OF Il American Mecca,
to which the votarics Of freedom ami indepeudense
from the South shall make pilgrimage through time
Let the VI Carolina from sous Of
eal Howard, who led the Mary land in ph over
the bo,dy battle field Of CovpeLs let them know we
will that blood with fun interest them
feel now, then that toer brothers - he con
cludessI shall endeavor not 10 expose state,
and shal only march you beyonf borders Under .
pressing emergency but wherever the Cbfedsrase dag
foats there, too, i our country, now asd fTcvor.n
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Fifteen Thousand More Nov
ing NOrthward.


eventy Thousand Ohio Volunteers
Ready for Service.
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square for the President
me New York srvcnth a. 'un DR. 90 parsse At the
Capitol this Sternoor rs band VII pay In the Presi.
dents grounds novro~. The sey,rth expect 10 en-.
camp " morrow neat day, .here he's nog ys. been
dscicec.
No usops have arrived to-day ne OH, regiment q
expected hourly.
Tc.mOro~ the nss Collector ,ass, carse = The Gus
tom House q B~ltinue AT ost. 80 American flag
admin situation are nsei ,sssd inis b,coile~ vsc
tory.
apg~ nm run FIRM Washington 70 k,sxNn
drM. Yesterday, dssc'ivs luhe, o. Washing
ton, delivsrsd vp fvrhive Save N me
thoritl,s there, creating much ssrsNioo Too
yepees we're er,d nt1 and stopped yesterday BY 5000
sosss there ous eses' ID he u,her laden vi n BAn
more goods ssissd tas relsAsed ,o-dAy Te guard
there d,d bis Thing" rssy ssssd, sssr much trouble
frnes who vss sosvsyns thsve cA,ves wssainssoc.
oonnscased the sAives Bot reeAssd them spoa payment
of one dollar per hssA. re ~uy dsparssss drc~
upon New Yorh tedas for sso thoSsAsd aolAzs " nv
ezpcses shere.
ssaassr wilson 10 nsch sScted about ~ nsnnchs
sss1 ,roops. He says sssy nsy ~ ~AAs Ne nasss
troops here, but oil - Ne snshias sssh u she
town n not sstesesd ". rhey sssA aiassa svwythias
be hes sent wsd 10 esssvai Dssss ~ sess a srcm
sapoih and s'vc Ne regsnnn ss~s h~AA roamorov
he calls upss 0essrsl sss 80 ~ csEsvos o ssAss hs
case, and ssk thsa ons~s' Bssa~s ~ crd~~A hsr~ N
says thas tbs regular army n . @~~ shsn ed In lhe
way All ns talent y n ~ eavxsiss and n.as~nAnss.
He means 70 istsceuos bm s~ ~ rs~saAAaas@ vsss
coassss nssts.
General Asrnan isavs ~ AIHssS ss1~rvw
Nsvs New voss psssn sss sssAss ~ No o..a
- - - ~ wisa
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FHuApszsSuA, April 30 1901.
IAsvs M bsss sush~isy fos asserting That within
v~s lhe psYss u BAsmers win rsasm 70 thsk Senses
sss bsssss lSysl nsjw esssS Ksss, IN command Of
- Z - Asvsus u IN nsAs, lenvm hsgs toAay scy
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For additional vos Ssos sss FlaA ond AsA~
pages.
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York, where several thousand are encamped. At
the head Of fifteen thousand he win march towards
Baltimore with the intention Of going 70 Washington An
advance detachment win reconstruct tho bridges the
Northern Central Railroad any attempt al resist
is made 70 the intended movement Of General
Keims army upon his arrival be- ore Baltimore, he
win asue q proclamation Of he Intentions, for the
security or women and children, and the loyalists
ard viii then his way through Baltimore at what
ever cost This s the programme. It Is believed by
many that all necessity for this military demonstration
viii be removed before General Klein moves. II 80 IL
rs most likely that the troops viii pass through only
the outsk rtr Of the cty it being convenient TO
do so.
is determined on the part Of the people, q well a
the government, that tha. route shall not be closed
against the Great West The route by way of Annapon
win be kept open . military road. Yesterday
the New York Seventy .arst) regiment was guard
ms u, General Butler. Of Massachusetts, being still
In command Of that point The burning Of the two long
bridges the Big and Little Gunpowder rivers
on tho Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore road vii
mako il difficult TO put that road in immediate running
order.
have convcrsed with distinguished military and civil
officers Of the government within few days, and they
agreed in the opinion that there not the slightest
fear Of attack upon the Capitol The South has
evidently been resting in the belief that there existed
division among the people Of the North She s now
startled to find that the Northern people are a unit
against the South in this exgency and for fight