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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20
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2i Lieut.. CO. |, 10th Reg, z. V.

Oar troops became victims of Panic a
Bull Run. But their bravery stands IN
impeachei aui unimpeachsble. That ha
been attested 10 a manner that must silenc,
for ever the voice Of SANDER For nint
hours they stood to their work like heroes
Never did men meet danger with cooler
front Never did soldiers rush upot
death with more sublime slacrity. Their
me,,la has been proved. Let Us have nc
fear upon this paint
MARYLAyD-TheC conditional [ nion
lists have nominated for Governor, An.
g1stus ". Bradford (Americap) Of Bsl:i-
more county; for Comptroller, 5. s. Maf.
Il, Doug DEM of Cecil; and for Public
Works, Edward Sbrivcr (DousIls) Of
Frederick The Secessionisis dare not run
40 open ticket in opposition, bu. will try
70 win ty sneakiDg under "Peacs" plat.
form.
ng-I. is alleged tha. lr;sia -T Do,re7,
the General in command at Bull run, was
50 intoxicated, the day before the fight,
that be could hardly stand, and it i, sus-
rac.oi that, on The day of battle, he, as
well as others, were too much under the
inluence Of liquor to SC. clearly and ener-
ge,ically.
Theopiilus Fiske, Z otorious as Univer-
sa,ist preacher, and editor Of several Of the
neauest Locofoco rewspapers, vas left in
the Post Office Department. at WasbiL gton,
by Buchanan, and has jus; been expelled
for robbiHs the dead letters Of valuable
contents.
Gen. Sumner, in California, is trying to
thwart the efforts Of Secessionists in Low
er California, BY forwarding Union forces.
Mexico is now favorable to the Lincoln
and may aid California By
way Of attacking tie Wes. Of Texas and
Arkansas.
HARRISBURG, Aug. l6.-thc testimony
aud report Of the Commissiopers appointed
by Gov. Curtin to investigate the army
frauds, is now in tho hands Of the State
printer, and will soon be made public.
Southern Pirates, recently, nea, Nsg's
Head. attacked and took possession OF a
British vessel, which they burned after
destroying the entire crew. Now John
Bull, roar
Horace Maynard, a Union Congressman
rom East Tennessee, has reached free
oil. He reports that region as firm for
hs light IS evsr !
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20
The agrecmen. ofthe New York, Boston


The agreement ofthe New York, Boston
and Phllsielphia Bank; in reference 70 tht
Government: Loan, is 10 take $50, ,000,0
at par 4, once. with the privilege Of taking
another $50, 600, coo on the 18th Of Octo.
ber, AMI $50 Q,QCo,QQ0 on the 18th Of De-
cember. The amount allotted to the three
cities, in proportion 10 their c1pi,al, will
give TO New York $4,000 J00, ts Boston
$4,000, GOO, and to Philadelphia IS, ,000,-
900, each period.
Thir,y-ibree Union prisoners escaped
from Manassas, Saturday night, cnl reach
ed Washington Tuesday. In etTsc;inc
their escape from the guarl house in
which they were coufnei, ttsJ killed q
lieutenant and sentinel.
The Secretary Of State, on receip. Of tie
news that the pirate .S.,mter had been a.
lowed to enter the port Of Curaco,, al
once removed cur Consul at ,ha, place,
and appointed in bis stead, Richard T.
Morse, Of Iowa.
Information received a. Washington is
to the effect that the Confederate army is
moving toward the Potomac with the de-
sign Of entering Mary land and encouraging
tie revolutionary spirit there. The small
pox is reported to be raging among the
troops at Manassas junction.
John C. Breckinr;dge vas invited to
visit New York, but after the Baltimore
ans would not endorse his ireasonable
speech, the New Workers countermandad
their request, and Breck. saeaked home
ward through Harrisburg.
Robert Nure, of Charleston, was ar
rested at New York on wednesday, char.
gcd with being bearer Of dispatches from
jeff. Davis to the Southern Commissioners
in Eng.ap5.
Jackson, the runaway Executive of Mis- :
souri,, has declared that S;ais u. Of the
l ulol.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20

DowNIsGToy,A Aug l6.-The EastBran-
DIVINE Railroai was opened 10 Waynes-
burg, yes,erday. This road is 8 tTibussfy
to the Penrsy lvauia Railroad, running By
the fertile valley Of the Brsndywiue. II
has been built, uuder the mos; disadsanta.
gsous circumstances, Iy the wealthy farm
crs aloDg the road. 1t is seventeen miles
loug. Here is an example for farmers
waiting branch rai.Eays.l
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20

sG-The Republican Union nominee
for Senator in this county, has appointed
Messrs. GudykuDst, Worden and F. Smith,
Conferees, to meet Conferecs from the 9TH
er counties in the District, in Williams
port, on Wednesday, Sept. 4, at l Pm.
As Centre and Lycoming have both had
a Senator since Union has, and as Clinton
enjoys Representative every year, while
Union OWo Members to three coun'ies) at
times has none, this county asks the Sen
ator this term.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20
The SineWs Of War.

The last hope of conspira,ors is put TO
figh, by the patriotic action Of the associ
a,ed banks Of the loyal States. The bank
ers we're supposed to desire Ps1ce a. any
price hut they have agreed 10 loan the
Government ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS to
carry on the war. While Cobb and his
pals have been building card houses With
pictorial pledges Of Gotten collaterals, Mr..
Chase, with a refreshing candor il keeping
with his character, steps TO the well-worD
fIgs Of Change, makes known bis wants,
present AID future, and at once receives
assurances that ths funds will te forth
coming. This 5looiless victory will be an
of.e, in the eyes Of Earope to the mistakes
Of the reconnaissance at Bull Run. II
will d. more than tLis-i; will strengthen
public cluflence ia tie iuiestruciiti..ty
If Cur Government.
The banks Of Louisilna decline pa7tici.
2aiing in the Coufoierate Bank CONVEX
tioa to aid the Rebel GoyeEument. The
banks Cf New Orleau. possess nearly all
the specie in the South, and they have 10
notion Of giving it away without .aDgi-
tle qui pro gro, and this they cau not CD
tain from JEFF. Davis and his associates
They are said to be looking fox .he emau-
cipa;i0n of the UuioH element in their
midst BY the Federal armies, aud until
that happy time cJmes they vii. boli OF to
thei, money
The loan Of the Eastern banks, while so
act Of seif-Preservation, has amaziCg!y
strengthened the Uui5a sentiment in Ma
rylani.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20
PUBLI,HtD >EAI-NEEkLi--
Tuesday Morning & FRIDAY Afternoon.
Union County Ticket.

,..or,.te Judce-JOHN ". NSoNToN. Of Iuraloe.
,,,r,r-Lt FiIErTE ALBRIGHT. Of While Deer.
fo,n,>>lonrF-IEs>E v. WALTER. Of Union.
r,rz>u-rr-JOHN 4. MEETT, Of LrSiSbury.
,.s,tor-EEgTH!EE TH0NP>0N. OF Mifilinbur-.
f.,..sr-FII>Hl sTEatB. Of ~i>burg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20

Prizes s-One of the Alumni Of the
University at Lewisburg, has offered
two annual prizes to the two students
who, having completed their course in the
Academic Department, give evidence Of
the best preparation in the studies req1i-
red for admission to College The frs:
prize is ten dollars, aud the second fTe,
to be awarded in money or books, as the
donor may deem proper. This year,
Charles S. Wolfe, of Lewisburg, and Har-
rison Garner, Of Philadelphia, received
the two premiums-.he first, in the Com
plete Works of Hugh Miller, the latter in
the History of the Netherlands, each ele.
gau.ly bound. The sum is small, but the
honor is worth youths paying his best
attention to his studies.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20

At the Presidents dinner TO Prince Ns.
p9leon, Gen. Scott entered the reception
room leaning upon the arm Of Gen.
NClelian. j; was six fes., four leaning
up3u fye fee. eight. Seventy upon
tbiE,y-sve. History waiting upon Propb-
ecy-Meuory upon Hope !
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20

ACKYowLEpGMEST-Col 6. r. Ia.
mar, Of Ge9rgil, in q letter dated Rich
moIi, July %, ssys, speaking Of Mauas-
sas:
"The enemy though. up 10 4 o'clock,
they bad the vic,ory-dHd 50 thy had ;
ju: tie opportuHe 1rrir1l # t,ro ffesL Ray
in'cat' turned tie tdtt!e, ant gaze Us g!9-
riou' rictory.
"On cur retreat, previously. our voun-
ded fell into their hands. 7Icy tre1ted
hcm kia5y, lifting hcn into he shlfe,
oni leleiny them ,ris caHtscns t4A ct
rI,er."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20

Ete-Tte iryus asks, "Do We infer that
because a man is Democrat be is a Sc.
cessionis,!' Not necessarily, neighbors
There as much difference in folks as in
anybody There are thousands and thou
sands of Democra.s-high and low, ir the
field and a, home-who are true Uniopists
as everybody admits. DoUGLAs said in
one Of his las, speeches, "a true Democra.
must be patrio, and patriots don't try
to prejudice the people against Govern
ment in its dea,h-struggle with rebellion.
Bat, unfortunately, every "Secessiou"
Governor is "Democrat"- Secession
leaders and ost Of its followers are "Dem-
ocra,s"-and all apologizers for Rebellion,
and all the opponents of the Government.
at the North, call themselves democrats"
If there were no "Democrats," North or
South, who were Secessionists, our coun-
try would be a; peace, and on the high
road to prosperity. Put down this So
called "DemOcracy,' and Secessionism is
quenched.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20

/ LEWIS X. EYASs is among the most
esteemed Of the graduates Of the UnivcIsi-
ty at Lesisburg lis home is in Greene
county-the most Democratic and Pro,
Slavery portion Of psuu'a-shere, iu
sunshine and in storm, be has held high
the banner OF Freedom. He has recently
been Eiitor and Proprietor Of the Repub-
licaD, and Post Master, at Wayues5ury,
the county scat. The las: number of hi,
paper has brief but eloquent card, show
ing his deep devotion to the cause Of hu-
man happiness, as follows:
"Oar beloved country is involved in q
fearful struggle. She is bcset By dire
ful conspiracy Of huge proportions. Her
Constitution has been violated, her Laws
set at defiance, her Liberties outraged, and
her very Existence threatened wila ann-
hila;iOn. She has called upon her sots to
contribute men and money ior her defense.
| have no money to give. Bu; have a
heart, and hand, aud life, AID these
place at her disposal. L 90, then, to lag
upon the altar Of ny country all tha. |
possess. | trust that none will ctila,
whilst ask 10 credit for the sacrifice /
make. Thousands who have enlisted 10
this couf.ct, have sacrificed much more.
Ny little family Is in the grave, api /
haze no one to leave without dependence
no uug1vernab!e attachment u rend in
sunder. Viewing the matter in this light,
it seems to me that |, OF all others, am uu-
der Obligations 70 dsgote myself to the
subjugaiion Of the treason that env;rons
the land. | have given precep, upon pre-
cept, AID now resort to ;ha: more ell
cieut method If raising recruits for tie
defence Of the land that has blessed me
| SET THE ENAMvLE. Weak as | an, |
trust ,ha, the & ID Of battles Will make me
instrumental ia Accomplishing some good,
however little that may be"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20

CHANEERLiN EROS will ofIer .
portion Ot IhslT large stock Of GOODS
al Plt,.c sale on SATURDAY, August 2ilh,
AMI =. continue the sails every Saturday
sIcrucon u1ti. ias whole IS cl0.st out II
DGY GOODS, GECCEEIEs. II lRDTi RE Qseensxarr,se
BBl GVODs. .GEJ,EgIEs.HiR5R lEE. queenwsre.ks
Dbl G0eH>. GEG' sIE,,HlRUWiEE,qa ,qaeebsSarr,4S
DsI GJO9S, G.0C EEIE, RiEDN AEE, ,qGecnsvac.ss
great variety, all regular goods, in good
order, smougsl which Will be found something
that everybody wants.
The Store will be kept open. IN the mean
iiEas- to -ocammldaie the people with goods
al cost This opportunity 10 secure bargains,
viii soon be over, We therefore savIss every
body 10 cal soon.
CHAMBERLIN BROS.
P. 5. II! persons indebted 10 Us. viii
please call anu make settlement, and Ihsrsby
save costs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20

sS-Samuel S. Barton Dem Of Union
county announces himself as an independ.
eut candidate ..r State Senator.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20


| -~---~------~---~-~-----~--
We understand that Mr.. Breckinriica
expresses the highest opinion Of Geu.
NJ 'Cle!lsu's military genius. Mr.. Juliu:
Bing says that Gen. Beauregari and his
officers intima,ed repeatedly to him ,ha,
Mcclellan WAS the only general in the
United States whom they thoroughly
! dreaded. On this as on other points in
his narrative Of experience within the
Rebel lines, Mr. Bing may be considered
;rustEorthy witness.
( Is i. remarkable, says the Worth Amerii.
can, that cur frs. military enterprises Of
importance in this war are rot successful !.
/ We can no. think so. We had the SINE
experience, precisely, in tho Revolution,
and in the second war with England Il,
took time aud trouble to discover the men
fitted to lead and to conquer. We met
with deplorabla defeats, but We overcame
them and persaverei, and finally found the
road to victory.
4 PEACE CONVENTION has been held
in Litchfcld, Conn, at which it was re-
solved thst vigorous prosecution Of the
war, with all the men and means the'Gov-
ernmcns can command, was the sarest and
most speedy way to attain the desired
peace. Tia. is the only kind Of "peace"
tha. will stay peaceful when gained.
Joseph Trumbull, Cte third Trunbull
VII, has been Governor Of Connec,icut,)
died, 81 inst il his s0th year. He va.
the grandson Of tie Gov. Trrnbull Who
Gen. Washington 50 much confiei in, aud
loved to visit, and whom be called "Droih-
er jonathan"
4 northern msn talking 10 favor of
compromising with or making concession
to the South, ct the present stage Of the
rebel game, mus, either possess the hear,
of coward or the soul of slave-fSo
says the IUiamport Dsmocra., which !
was Dreekiuridga paper-]
JUsIICE-Amii all the barbarities p,ac.
tisad By the Rebels on tie wounded at the
bloody battle q: the junction, We are hap
py to have it in our power to state that all /
accounts from the Rebels agree that the
prisoners taken have been treated
humaualy-
Many OF the sabras Of the deeimated
Black Horse Virginia Cavalry, picked up
)n the field by our men, bear the name of
. noted Philadelphia maker, and the date
# 1851,
The committee upon prize national
lynn, after reading hundreds of verses
nd listening to scores Of tunes, find none
YELL suited for national hymn, ant con-
iuls to maze DO awa.j
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20

PER1IaEN-.-The MaysvilIe, (Ky.,)
Eayag, ask. .hr :9iiuUing very suggestive
questions
"Dii yQu ever hear one Of these State
rights men who talk abou: the expenses If
the war, blaming the C5ufejesates fox
bringing the expenses Oh US!
Did you ever te.r one Of them, vixen
talking ot Liuoolu' : Unconstitutional act in
calling out troops, say anything abou. the
uu,oa5tItuiiouality of raising al army Of
rebels in the South!
Did you ever hear one Of them say th,.
JEFF. Davis was ,rAmp!ins tie Consultation
under foot!
In short, did you e<er hear one Of them
express patriotic thoughts, except when
forced to!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20

Z EST oGEstfe-s remaining IN the Pos,
| ptfi-e az LEWlSBCRG, Pa, Saturday,
Aug Il, 1861.
Niss 'lar-.-=ta Ea-arI William NThkrt
N-H-y Fms n.Irrf John kgukie
fs.s-a g. .5rsEF1 2 Co. william Eesi
M.ss 3. r.fsla l.oEeE H-ary E-en-
Ha-a lt.rsf-rl Czlv5u >haf-E
'...a lIl-4uau jeremiah -tshI
'I-.- t-.--a = ua1.,:-a grAu B saith
ts-lr IH.z TLrl1s- Lunis
N-s--s s-4r.'-y Eieckrer John warts
p ilr-- tlver Weekly
~L1Hai Fs-i-rs Miss Allc1s 9 Wise
Jl-.- Warm Abrahaa Young
A-r-r Nls-. AIra ToGnr
Persons calling or the above Letters, will
please say they are advertised"
6EJ " FORREST PN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20

WHAT THE WAR WILL CosT This is
! question that is nov discussed b. soma
Of the newspapers, certainly for 10 good
purpose. TIE man who viii stop to count
the cost Of the means to sustain bi; Coun-
try, would question physicians bill for
stopping wound in his cliii's fash while
It's life blood va; ruulipg Oar wealth is
owing to our pressu. good government.
II ,ba! is destroyed, the loss will be hun-
dred fold gresses than the cost Of the war,
as property would hardly be worth holding
Besides, it is ggreas mistake to suppose
the money ezpcsdcd in a war is all lost;
Holland grew aud increased in wealth
while prosecuting a seven years var, and
it is net certain ths! this war, though q
great calamity, will &c. il the end prove s
blessing. The great loss Of blood aud
treasure vii. be expended iE placing our
government on o fouuiati9a that rebels
will never attempt to shake hereafter.
And the money is spent at hone among
ourselves.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20

- 'lsaa' q. Gordon, Esq, is nemina,
J. ~ President Judge On The part of
''-'''on Co, Pa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20
Democratic Conferee Meeting.

This conclave met, Monday, in the Court
House. at p. M., and after eleciing John
Youn-man, Esq, Chairman, and \. II. Dill,
Esq, Secretary, proceeded to business, IN an
unusually melancholy manner. All the town
ships but three were represented; and these
latter had an opportunity for representation,
had there been any OF their " faithful" within
ear-shot; but having none there (and very few
at home) their voices were uuheari. Ony |
Delegate each from two Districts. Altogether
It was ablndantly evident that the mass Of
the people are very well satisfied with the
nominations previously made BY themselves.
For Senate, Hon. John Walls was nomina-
ted over r. B. Barber; Assembly, Jas. II.
Young over E. c. Moore and J. ". Shriner :;
Sheriff, G. d. Cox, by acclamatiCn; Commis-
sioner, Isaac Eyer, by accamaiion; Treasu-
rer, Jacob e. Brown, by di,io, but afterwards
declined; Auditor. Wm. Young. and Associ-
ate Judge, Daniel Long, By ditto. No preSl-
dent Judge, and no Coroner, named. Walls
and Young to apPoin, their own Conferees.
The Standing Committee was then an
nounced (los. Green, Of Lswisbgrg. Chair
man. aud Committee, consisting OF Messrs.
\. H. DIll, J. ". Pennington. DR.. 5. B. Van
Nalzah, John orr, and Samuel Young. appoin-
TED to draft resolutions. The resolutions de-
p'ore The unhappy state Of the country, sus-
tain he Government in its efforts to prevent
rs own destruction, but are down on the pres
ent administration. They appeared 10 adYo-
cate the National Government with JEFF DAVIS
as its administrator! Before the resolutions
were adopted, Hr. Secretary Dill. in a modes;
Lille Inlerlute, denounced the course OF the
" Opposition organ IN this county, whlch,we
are happy to state, had a very cheering effect
upon The hitherto solemn assemblage. But
Mr.. d. may rest easy in regard TO the mischief
which he appears TO think our journal creates
N he seeded States; our circulation in that
region IS limited. III we have mlsapprehen-
tei the spirit OF the ResoluiioEs.we will copy
them IN fun from the official report)
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20

la-Wbile Mr.. Miller was a candidate
for Judge, bis aud Mr. Woods' friends on y
cauvassed Snyder county. Mr.. Lawson,
after Miller's decination, could only
make partial canvass, and fell behind by
l vote only in one District The FIST
Convention in Mitiin county was Of the
Republican organization Of las. year. Th.
new one is to be under the following call:
"5. In order to give our fellow citizens who
have heretofore differed with Us on questions
Of policy. bu, who now with Us look upon the
preservation Of the Union and the enforcement
OF the laws as paramount 10 all other cousid-
eraIion, an opportunity for meeting and con-
SulIng together with view to the formation
Of Union Ticket, tha; when this Convention
aijJurnS 1t adjourn TO meet on Monday, the
Goth day Of August, at o'clock P. NJ
AZ this latter nainc;IAs IN torus mes.
fully with those held in Union and Snyder
counties, Mr. Lawson will have persons
present to confer with those sent BY the
latter orgauization, and in tie meantime,
perhaps, may visit Miiiln county. Miifiu
having had the Judge for two terms past,
this county respectfully asks her people to
yield to our choice, as matter of expedi-
ency and of justice, in the coming term.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-20

Sunday evening last, Eev. THOMAS p
HUYT. late Chaplain to the Eighth Penn
sylgania Regiment, preached in the Pres
by,esiau Church, in this place, f.om the
foIIoxinr .ert.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-27

The fact that Gen. Scott occupies Ge 'rge~"n
Hghts and that they control Arlington High's' d'peS
at once the abatement that Southern TROOPS have mace
their appearance at Georgetown.
The Board Of Brokers have just displayed nam
moth FLAG from the Exchange. There s great cnthu-
siasm and cheering.
PHlLApKLPHIA, Friday Evening, April &C. 1861.
MANY persons in Washington desire 10 get away
but find it impossible to obtain conveyapces' A'nO'
them, with families, are several newspaper correspond
ente. ARRANGEMENTS completed by WHICH, N 'a'0
Of need the Capitol and other buIdngs and Tue n'e
House can be blown up. The details were oomfio'0u
on Wednesday afternoon.
Toe officer, and bearer Of dispatches VINO so nav
rowy escaped hanging at Annapolis, was DR. fa''eh
Of the eth Regiment Of whom IL If dncult 10 get 'ne
start at any time aud bis neryeust nov seem to be
remarkably acnte.
Cal sburz left Yesterday for Washington, in obe-
dence TO orders from military headquarters. He is TO
command the German regiment from Minnesota.
While here, be staid with German merchant and
was knocked up in the MIDDLE Of the night by mes-
scnger from Washington, but bis host, fearing some
treachery made the messenger go into the middle Of
the street until recognized and scredentals examined
The Commissary Department for this division ofthe
army has been recognized, and placed in charge Of
Major Beger Of the Army not because of any iucom-
retency the psr ofihe State officers but because q
IT. being an important post.
TIE Massachusetts, soldiers in Washington are very
inpatient. They wan; to DO something, and when he
evacuation Of the capital is suggested, they only ark
that they may be ordered home through Baltimore.
In addition to the family of Thos. Rawlings a Mr.,
Schoonmaker, gentleman Of property, reached this
city from Baltimore this morning. lie was aroused
while sleeping in bed by four men, who, with loaded
rcvolver pointed bis head ordered him nstaner TO
leave the city. This be did without cash and with no
change of garments. He walked to Havre de Grace,
aud was aided thence TO Philadelphia. The Fifth
avenue Hotel telegraphed the Continental 70 accommo-
date Mr. Rawlings, and charge all be lad to them.
Mr. Eyar;s, Judge PieIpont and Mr.. NaudcrPool
are here. They 60 on tomorrow and will be IN
Washington at night. They have had interviews with
great many concerning the object of their mission,
and every one agrees with them that the route TO
Washington via Baltimore must be opened and kept
open. Jas T. Brady, NJ. o. Roberts, and Warren
Leland are on the way 10 Warrington.
Il is rumored that Col Ellsworths fremen are
coming this way tomorrow. If they do, the Fire De-
par ueu viii furnish grand escort, with steam en-
gnes, sc.
At the raising Of the Brokers flag Mr.. Fry sang the
Sar-Spangled Banner, and the whole Board joined 10
the chorus, which was taken up and echoed by thOn-
sands of citizens Howard.