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TRANsP0RTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
sissas Ing Rail Road.


sClepe1and, Pittsburg and Wheel
Ing Rail Road.
Z go: ssEss=:s7 -
nNANDA ffER MONDAY, june 10Th. 1861, Pas
~ sengeE TRIMS rrtil leave Bridgeport as tolloSa,
Sundays ezeepted.|
HOO A. N: AdiTlaIh. stopping At an way s,atiohs
arrives at Pittsburgh at $50 p. ", and
Cleveland at $50 p H.
40 p. u. Express Train, stopping At all way sta
tions, arrives at Pittsburgh at $40 p II.
sos P NJ. Fast Ex ptnSs Train, stopping only at Ste
benyilIe, y eIloE Greek, Wells HE ana! iies
ehfetsr on the lstEer Division AMI e, 81
stafious Main Lines, arrives at PAtts-
barsh,at 1l:2s P n, and at eleSelap =,
1880 A. AZ 4, =
= : RETURNING TRAINS
Leass Cleveland ut e:i6 An. and 5soe'I AZ
rive ct bridgeport at $40 p. II. aud 6787 = n.
Leave Piftskurgh at 1875 A. n: g 4 y ent
1910 r. n. aTriteat HTidgepoFt Gt6=0F -I its-3
* NJ and 49a p. NJ
gGonnectT0ns are made A. FollON<fs
At Pit burgh With Pennay lyania n. B. for IIaFt54
y burg, Baltimore. sYFasIiugton, Phila'e
delphia5NeW York aud Boston.
At CIeyelahd with Cleysland / Toied r. b
dusky, Toledo Detroit, Chicaqs Fnd
al points In the NORTH WEsEl With
. Detteit steamers for Detroit, Jackson,
- Chicago Ind ths NORTH AEEsE. With
Cleveland Erie i. r. for Erie, Dun
kirk, buffalo and Niagara Falls. With
Cleveland. Columbus & Cincinnati for
Crestlipe, Delaware, Columbus and
A. Hudson with the q. z. &.e.R. R. for Cuyahoga
Falls, Akron MnlerSburgh andSaof
At Alliance with p. Ft. W. & C. R.R. Easeantels,-
Massillon, Wooster, Salem, lEpon, Co
At steubsuville with p. q 4 c. Line and AT
ysitIfC,0. o. r. r. for GAINESVILLE, &eFi-
ark, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton. Ipdi-.
annapolis. Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville
- st, Louis, St Joseph and all points
Wtse and South West
Excursion Tickets 10 Pittsburgh and return $3.50.
Fare alWayH rs low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to al paints in the West. Nortfs
and East can Iva procured At the Office No ~ Water
street. next door to Sprigg House, Wheeling Va and
ut Bridgeport station.
Freight conrraets will he made at lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road auitsconneet:onss
the i st, North, West and Sort5West, ut Office
No. 81 Water street. with Freight agent at Bridge
port Station r. UAMILTON.A geut.
Al Wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN, Agent,
JN.McCULtoUGH, President.
s r. r. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. tel2
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Rsv.Ropsrt, Dick, ss4g s.. \ o. 4 or
% his Agent aad AttoEney, ..


- eSOAn - - a4Aest L3I1et2l1s k1N6t4s44slsfF
H- To LEX who In tadseifs 81 lat
February, 1851 pfononncss the aidea OF keeping
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Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road
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dangerous attack Of Malignant EFys sIds d
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MANI ElnaaIlInble cures Of these aheetl1
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Il stimulates The Vital functions into yigoFnu
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W sre confident tllst this viii dofOrthru =
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d tC1s--le lisless prime Ilsce i1st F6esiFsa Rsi5
II lsps.Srie u 4s2sf 3, REflI.Y-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-05

Western Virginia had all but wrung from Eastern Vr
gnia, aud the dispute about which Of the great
Of contention between the two sections OF tho
state
The wonderful change Of sentiment that has taken
place in Maryland since April last and her present ati
u6e Of loyalty, furnish proof that she safely be
calculated on to DO her share in this matter The mes
sago which the Governor Of Maryland sent yesterday TO
the Legislature is instructive the Of her position
The Governor takes the ground boldly and squarey that
the rebellion must be put down, matter ut what cost
and that the State must bear her full share Of the bur
den Of doing He urges the immediate raising and
equppng OF the state quota Of volunteers for the war; and
the Of her portion Of the national In other
words Maryland places herself far the position Of
her Governor do So high standpoint Of loyal
ty as any free State of the North.
OF the proposition Of the Secretary Of War
assumes practical proportions unless Congress shall
take up and act upon It. If Congress do So the propo
sop may undergo many important changes and modi-
lcations. 1t will give rise, il taken up Mt all to very
grave and important discussions. We have no doubt
that the proposition, in its general features, commenCs
Itself to the sanction and approval Of the community AT
large, the best and fttcst of retrbutive jus
cc Tint can be inflicted a rcbsious community. Ia
that view there will be few 10y al that viii regret its
consufnmation
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Movements of Major General Frcmor,t.
MATTERS & SONNY.

Tic clergymen Of New York and its vicinity are oan-
doing with Major General Fremont since his deposition
from tho command Of the Western Department. E2v.
Henry Ward eocher gave The initiative Saturday aast
which time the increase in the nurnber OF vie5
OF clerical character hssbcen very large Yesterday
morning the private reception paror Of the Astor ose
almost filled by Gfty clio syn en-, who, hccon-
panied by their wives had called TO pay their respects 70
the Geposed Major General On being apprisod of their
visit, Major General Fremont, accompanied Ivy Mrs.
Fremont, left his apartments to receive his guests.
cordially received and considerable ,aae spent
endly and social conversation Among thoaa present
roticed Rev. DR.. Cheaver, Lewis Tappan, Rev Mr.
Van Wyck and Rev Mr. Croccr chaplain Of The Ire ris
Guard Cavalry. Ia the evening Major General fremont
received visit from Governor Andrew, Of Maasach-
sets accompanied by Frank r. Howe Esq, the gentle
manly and efficient Quart2master OF that stac resident
Il, this city.
MAJOR General Fremont last evening guest at n
pq entertainment gfve- in his honor by Henry
Bsecher, at his residence in Brooklyn. shich
pra cnt large number OF distinguished citize1s.
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INTER- RESTING PRGCEEll.Nl2e CT CQ!llaE2G
Expulsion of the Traitor Brecl--
iari0ge from tho Senate.
PsCpGses Abolition Of elagcEy in tho
District OF Columbia.
ag., ST., &C.
Ty.IsiTY-sEyE.TH cox GREss.
sESslOE.

WAsn.xeTov, nc. 4 1851

w4pfsGrov, nc. 4, 1861.
IxrcrsYos TRAITOR GfEcgraIanGE.
Mr. asASuisR (rep.) Of h!cb., introduced resolution
TO cxp1 Mr.. BrsclSiuridge.
sr PpgsLL OPP Of Ky, took gTodnt agai7S' u. ~
Mr. Bgeckngdss had already resisnee h. col.a not be
expelled.
III TarsmuIL (rep) OF H. insisted tbat hc si.orld be
expelled ana offered substitute for Hr. Cand.s raso.
luton, follows
whereas, John G. preckinridse member q IBIS body,
has jcined the enemies of hs country, nr IS nHw ia
arms against tho government he had sworn 70 So port;
therefore
Resolved, That the traitor Brcc,nridge be expelled.
Mr. CHASplER accepted tho substitute md ths rcso'u
,ion, as thus amended, unanimously aicptcd-yoas
90, rays none, as follows
YrAs-Messss. Anthony, Browning, Garlic, Chandler
Foster CRIMES, ac Harlan Harris, l!rve. Kennedy King,
Lsic u Ind Lane OF kaEta Latham, MrDot al atitr
Ses4lib P.neEoY sAeraan Shannon. suaIucr, Ten EycS,
t.l9ns0n IrimoL, W ade. A..kinsor, Ninot and Wsor
ABSENT OK NOT soTHcGp Bayard. Blisht johnson
o?cnn Johnson Of NO.. Pearce, PcE Powell. Rice,
brEv and Wiley.
TIE fra.niNG COMMITTEES.
Glss standing committees were aanounce'. They a9e
she sane . AZ the lasi session, excepting ,he following
changes
Cn ioasgn Relationship. Harris il Place CT Mr. Frock
iDTidge
n Nlaery Afairs--alr. Ncsmth u place Of Mr raTcr
On Pudttc Lofsds--sirs Garlic ID place Of Mr. Biag
ham
On fr5itn I6rfrs-Mr. Clark IN p'ace q Mr. Foot
On fcn, ,tat-.Nf. Wiley " place o. iIf Bingham.
~ f@sA6t --Hssrs. pcu sroy ald llriie IN place o.
A'r. Eeksr and Air. BrcGklaridge
TIE Committee n'oed glls viii consist OF Ncssrs.
ct5wn NJ Wiley mud saulsbusy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-05

Csrtaia Wilkes. Of Slel and II son FAM , was present
at The meeting Of the Now York Historical Society
Tuesday cveng aud'hs appearance creaed an immense
sensation. Amid fha hearest enthusiasm he elect
cd honorary member OF the society by accamati)n.
In reply TO President Bradishs speech Of welcomes Capt
WTsts said t he thanked the society The evidence
it had given him OF iA and confidence, bat must
confess that ss could nothing IN what he had done
worthy of the bright page in history which the President
irsis.sd reserved for him. He had done only his
diy, whichi; was his pleasure as well as his pride to
rcrcra Inconclufor, he pledged his best efforts the
futuco in :fhe past. his country Captain Wilkes
brieu:matks woreiro. nently interrupted by applause
z,i,bIc RL.cEFrL)N TO caPTAE WILKES.
TIE gallant commander of the san Jacino, whose
proDsp action n arrestng the rebel onlssares Sdoi
and Ma.on, board tho British mai steamer Trent
coalesuch furor ofcscitement aud ahusiasm in the
loyal sees, Is to receyo The thanks Of .he Mayor and
Comnaa Council Of this city to-day. lie Joint Special
Conrnse appointed 70 mee arrargome4s for that par
posc nh1 at The city Hall at yesterday. Alderman
Dayton Chairman or the committee said b. had received
@ communication from Captain Wilkes, stating that lie
would be psasod &c rcceiges depaaton Of TIE committee
at oae o'ct, 10 make the necessary arrangements for
public reception. deputatcp, consisting Of Aldermen
DaytoS, Fronasat and Allen ,and Councen seTensonaud
Cleveland waited on Capt Wilkes the Brogoort House
~ the honr sfpointea, when handsomely. enprossed
0'y o' tae cotipineA,Ary resot0ns in regard 10 The
capture @ Slidei and Mason, passed by the co.nmon
Cotncil, was presented 10 Captaa Wilkes By Alderman
n1gfon Adermaa Dayton then stated that if agreeable
70 Captain Wilkes, fe Mayor would be pleased 10 tender
him tAs hospeS Of the city at formal receotiou IL
the Governors Room at the City Hall eleven O'Clock
tis (lht sday) morning In view OF the reception tho
Alderman coained his remark to say ing that in this
matter theGcmmon Council wero but following out the
spontaneous expression Of the feeling Of the people of New
York. Captain Wilkes, on receiving the resolutions
hgnkcd The depitaion for the honor shown hen bv the
people Of ihe city Of New York, but said he wous dcler
further Acknowledgement until the Official reception at lhe
CITY Hall After spending short time in coayarsai3n
with The gallant Captai9. the committee ben withdrew
After tho official cerenNeles Of the reception at the Cty
Iial to-day Captain likes vii! pleased to rc
ceiye such Of tie cizens of Nc York may wish 10
gfa tim
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

CAROLINA, south Carolina, Ceorri, Florida .,oA,,,. ~,
sl-si p Louis lana Texas Ar, ,uses ,rd = ra, ", US
revolt aga INST the nslt tpua government .f tInd
States, AMI have assumed 10 soreie rrar, ~ es
Union form an inderendont goyernn,rn, ~ ootai M
of The .'Conf dorate states OF ,mercn md Ao
Whereas, tie c. gress or thc tnitoa tltps nn,ro,i
tho sem i'm n's Of the President in h annra rsnae II AZ
~ Union must be prsservedn and hnaca al md s,ansa
lcmeans be Employed; and believing tat Kind and
frtcrHai feeling between th poope n an The Siaho II IL
diuersahc to the utenance or hanpy aud n sno,
on and boil itfng to mn 81 such r,elirq On ,har
part 10 them, an tha nraoe may be- restored to ds.
racted country, tho Union and cons thtiep be pr.
eafved ard m ninirc1 and invifrr ~, co on,roton ~
ne aaape ,hc orasAd 4 Il es IN tho aecomnish,napt
this NJ Cit Is Desirable to each and aldo resoys
as co'iaws,--
Resolved That Mflard Fillmore Franklin Pierce Roger
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NETTING OF THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
FATRIpTIc MESSAGE OF GOVERNOR HICKS.

Baltimore, Dec. (, 1901.
The Sarylaud Legsiatrc orgarized to-day by aiccae
Mr. Berry Speaker Of the blouse, and Mr. Go,SsoroEsh
t'residepl OF the Senate
The Governors Message xas transmitted. II to cIni-
ne1ty loys and sarioc &c says lie has convened tho
LEGISLATURES special session IN order that they may
once Ierforu clearly the express wiz Of The peone. by
taking such ST ps ri seem most effective to vindhatc
the hosor and loyalty OF the State, by radong as Ca-
possible and eiyug the evils0f thclsgslaiion Of he
prcdeccs4ors He urges measures for the payment Of
the state. pcy,p g the national for the expenses of
the war he gays ase rebellion mas be pA. down, 20
matter a what cost Our State must bear her STARE and
he hopes il will be done W th no ngsard baud Hc nrges
loan for tho purpose also. it is due 70 the PRIDE of
the State That immediate pro vision be made for raans
aud eauipping Maryland's qloa OF volunteers ior he
wN. Iic also recommends Legislation Tor tue summary
runNhaent Of persona in Maryland who shll he can.
victod Of aiding abctting any ma1er those whS d
IN arms s%ainst the government.