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The Accountability OMeera and Sol.
dIefK f0f their AFu14~

By the regulations for the government of
the amy, tie commander Of each company or
detachment Il accountable for all arms and
ordnance stores iseued for his command. He
il accountable for al loss Or damage ct the
arms, and ID required to report at stated times
to The chief Of ordnance :statng al damages ha9s
ing to his command, noting those occaslonsd s
BY a negligence OF abuse, and naming me n. oth
Ger Or soldier by whose negligence or abuse
such damages we're occasloned"
Unless the inspecting officer relieves the
commander Of company or detachment OF
bis accountability for tue loss OF damage to
the a1ms Of his command, upon sata4taetofJ
evidence that It was not by his fault, It stands
against him on the pay roll, and when he Is re-
Leved from the accountability, the evidence
On which heis relieved 10 required to be a4-
ue1ed to the pay roll or account Every sol
der is accountable for loss or damages to his
arms, and it will stand against him On the Pay
roll il the officer In command does his duty
! Il he does not be Ia accountable. It is not al
loved to soldier to drop bis musket and &C.
coutrements in fight :; but unless he can salts
factorily account for them, the regulations re-
aoire fhat the val1e Of them should be deduct
Cd from his pay.
, 1861-10-03
Col. Philip st, George Cooke.

lFron the Missouri Republican, ad1
tMs veteran officer, who has eeen as mnco
tl tnm cA1 Yesterday morning from Utah. The
1ctta Under his connand-six hundred IN
.a., 1a, ind rot l 800 as zeported-are ex-
~. Yc.ea 10 70 seash Fort Lea7envorth In three or
1uS, h,He %at ,H..nere, nc apprehend, they will
5;~re If mt.l9 respite to recover from the f.
erc.std, b a:sp:tch tom cen fremont, ] to
IetsSIt h191tal g Il sn:e 70 Heada uarters in st.
L9nl' nc e.. he ~ hss Is ooae 60 without moments
e1e sl.a "e ., e. a. ne, ss z,o"sd to re
Likely he viii be called upon to taIe saa1 n1o1Is ~ +
ne1: I'a.t in the tapeaitaon now % goinr { R far.
ward He is sr nt1lesl Ct great exnIr;eree & ~, n
tfiea courage, Of nnsniliea honor. to Tbcrn -,
the eamnaud OF sny portion Of the United
6:4:e5 to1css ac1 in the h:l6 neaJ we'll be en-
tlI..:n
, 1861-10-03

Jamestown, Sept. W.--The Collins Com
pany Of Crfmean Zouaves, numbering 101,
have arrived at Headquarters and are doing
duty ~ Gen. Banks's body gnard.
There were Indicstions yesterday On the1ine
Of the Leesburg and Alexandra turnpike of q
large body Of troops Or baggage train moving
southward, leading to the belief that the rebel
army near Leesbufg was leaving for the seat
In The afair Of last Tuesday at Point OF
rocEs, Col. Geary, after Smelling, the rebels,
crossed the river, secured the enore and de-
stroyed two fu1tihcations On the hills.
It IL stated the percussion cap nanufactury
at Winchester, opposite Richmond, has nearly
4 BODY Of rebel cavalry has been sent to
the Potomac, opposite Hancock, to protect
the importation Of salt, leather and coffee.
, 1861-10-03

w ANTED. Board in a private
W family where there are no boardtrs, for gen
tlsnan, wife 11d child FEST Side preferred Address
" A. 3. e. Boz 4344. oc fx3t
, 1861-10-03
ALARM At SAVANNAH, GEORGIA,
More Victories in West
ern Virginia.
UPRISING IN NORTH MISSOURI
FEARS FOR GEN. PRICES ARMY,
Expeditions from Cairo.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Di.patch:to the Chicago Tribune

Especial Dl.patchto the Chicago Tribune1
WASHINGTON, Oct, 2, 1851.
United States bends for the Oregon Har
debt are being signed. They are in three de-
nominations Of $500, 800 and $50, bearing
SIX per cent. interest, payable on the two large
notes semi-snnual1y, and on the flfties annn-
ally. Coupons are attached. Only five thou.
sand dollars has been yet settled and passed |
About three hundred Thousand dollars Was !
paid out at the Treasury, yesterday.
Gen. Vim. < Strong goes to st. Louis IS |
Chief Of Fremont's staf, his appointment !
being acceptable to the Major General
L.euts. Curtis Of the 18th Illinois, and Fox |
Of the Union Coast Guard, have resigned.
The Military Examining Board meets dai1y.
4 large number Of officers are examined. No
reports have yet been rendered.
Julius Bing has been appointed Consul to
Smyrna
mr. Upham, of Concord, New Hampshire,
is sppointed Umpire for the New Granada
clasmr. The payment Of claims will no doubt
be postponed for the present. The funeral Of
tie 1ata Gen. Gibson, to-day, WAS solemn and
imposing. There was large military escort,
and the President and Cabinet, Gen. Scott, md
<+b,- d;r,n;%arfoo fo11oued 4+o hearan The
w. ..e-s-a s-.a-e raSo..1s et,o.,,aa r.sa.
| Pan Dsss.s -s.r.u H.s-*.s1ss 11a~saa1a ..5
aio$A'' -1~' Sn.1 Ae,A' s.11-.. nes1.aa
~ s1aea.,a,sos - 49, f,r,s,.,1 ..os ,ra1a-a11z,
.sNa.sss '''>'~
Ce@1s1ssaxa n,,,oa. :. o-aor0d ;,o,rsaia+a,,,
~ 49,. vae,. ~ .s ~ - - Tsro1as1.
~" ~ - 49, $500 nt1a..,o rasat 80 aonaa
nsE s 0'@e ~ 11s '''N'-N -1'%~ ~0'''
-'1T ~ .,ao. TN px. szzraz a. tho
- s.r o-s. ..:.,' ,aaa ~ o-atars
"a1s "u, 49, ~ 1aaa- Pa.nnao r.nt Mister "a.
ns.a 1 49, ~, ~. sas.a~a ~ ha naesaa
e.. ~ ~ s;-tv AL 9th bav. wood
49,, ond fs-- 1rodnca .He called ,sst Free
+,ss-,,v ~ th,rtv vass.1a Tera Il that vicinity
hnnnd nm. He INV und heara nothiue alarm
inp None If the vezse1s were fired on Eh{le
he was in sieht Of them. OF large numbers Of
ves.s1s. s.i or otherwise, passing up and
| dovn the Potomac this season, but one OF
+wo have heen molested In anv way, and these
rere mt damaged tn the extent Of a dollars
worth.
4 lady from Winchester. Va, kays all the
s.cs ssionists speak Of the vital necessity Of a
. | secession victory opposita Washington, be
: cruse nothing else can keep their army to
!, gather. the rebels beiup almost destitute O.
tlankets and other articles necessary to
winter campaign. It is believed, By the hes
informed military uen that the enemy is Oh
/ 1irod tn fall hack upon Richmond.
q f7cunt de Paris a.cend.d in balloon Mon
, 1861-10-03
oLIScoLS'' PREACHER n NORTH CAROLINA.
The Goldsboro {N C.) Tribune, under the
head Of "a fairs in Beaufot1,n sayH;
The Sktrmish at Boonv111e, Mos Two
Weeks Ago.

From the St. Louis Republican, 2d.1
BooESuLr, Sept. IS, 1861.
Mr. DEAR BRorHER I'VE have just passed
through another day Of excitement In Boon
vile, and ns you viii no doubt hear many e1.
aggerated accounts Of the second "Battle Of
Boonyille," will Try to giye you correct
statement. And to begin at the beginning:
The Home Guards returned here about two
weeks ago from Jefferson City, and Capt.
Eppetein opened recruiting office to raise
I tire Ss;n they number ~ az about 500. For e several
days they have been expecting An attack from
the State troops, who have been gathering In
the adjoining county above here; sud On
Wednesday they arrested some OF ths most
prominent citIzens-y. y. Harper, r: ?. Per:
y. Rev. Mr. Painter, n, E. Burr, J. ". Draf-
ian and Dr.. Elis--whom they held a. hostages
Is security against an attack, and went into
the eutrencLments at the Fair G1ounds-Very
| formidable works, erected By Gen. Lyon when
| be Was here ....
About eunrise this morning the State troops
! made their appearance, FIVE hundred In mum
ber. commanded by Col Brown, Of Saline.
! One portion went down the river bank, and
| the other went round By Tom Nelson's, on
eher side 4 was 5Sning tSa g,s xs haFd % hs a
State troops could get their guns of.
After Ehcrt ski1Tish which lasted about
| half an hour Col. Brown ordered charge,
when he fell mortaIy wounded. At the same
time Eppstein gent out Mr. Burr with white
flag, to say that Il they did not stop firing, he
leylpg they agreed to suspend hostilitles for
| seven daye, each party retaining prisoner IS
pledge for the faithful performance Of the
agreement. do not know what the respN q
thcueht by some that both parties will receiye
! relnforcements, aud We Wil hare great bsttf
; here.
IBoonviIe has since been reinforced b,
, 1861-10-03
From Kentucky.

FRANKFORT, Ky, Oct 2-The Senate reso.
luton offered by Mr. Whitaker, yesterday,
requesting Gov. Magofan to resign, Vas re-
fe1red to the Committee on Federal Reia'
tions
Senators Breckiuiidge and Powell to resign
IS to n.
Nathan Gather, Jr., has been confirmed u
Secretary Of State, sTce Monroe, who has gone
to the Southern ConfederacT.
Louisville city quiet.
Conflicting rurnors prevail regarding In
tended military movements in Kentucky, but
the1e is nothing sufficiently definite or authen-
ticated to communicate
Both Houses Of the Legislature passed the
two million bill.
, 1861-10-03

fE- The Washington correspondent Of the
VI hear fhat The Navy Department has an:
tertd into . contract for the employlnent g
The I C6iIi1a iine1 Il sum equal 10 80 900 pr
month. Thie Is rather stecp figure, but the
NE al thn vessels IL said to he inperattEe"
Tho co11ty woI't care about the money +
The s1trs cga be put to some uaa-transport~
Ilg regiments to New 0IleAns, for instance
, 1861-10-03

~ The State of Ohio has in store, within
Eixs. miles Of Cincinnati, over eighteen tens
Of muslet md cannon powder, Of the very
txt quality that can be manufactured This
Is being held for any emergency that may oc-
cur The State authorities are making a1npls
1rerarations to secure the safety Of the citias
and toxns On the border, in case OF TIT sat-
xued Invasion.
, 1861-10-03
Our Troops Running wild In Virginia
[By telegraph to the St. Lonis Republican,

=. Ou;rages On property Of the most vandA
kird, inelndirg burning houses and breaking
piaros and mirrors, 1rs1e been committed bJ
he Federal troops eyer since the occupation
Of Muzson's Hiu. Gen Mcclellan tssuad
continued yesterday, and orders have been
issued to shoot offenders whenever caught.
Gen. Mcclellan o1de=ed Investigation Of culp.
abNty il shooting each other, Of Pen1ay17ania
regiments, and guilty parties NIL be p11lsaea.
, 1861-10-03

Tie Federal Amy, with salaries ss high Is
400 francs guaranteed fer several yeaIs to
come.
notwithstanding Ill previous dentals, the
Turin Fspen Of the 29.h positively assert
GazibalM would not 20 to America, but
Turin telegram Gays this WIS positively de-
MED.
It is reported that a Spanish expedition
against Mexico j. being organized t Hayana-
October for Vera Cruz, thence msrching to the
city Of Mexico.
4 decision Of Marshal O'Donnen is pub
1iehed IN the Madrid Gazette to the Captain
General Of Porto REQ, declaring the prtncl.
has touched tae son
Without the consent Of the owner. ..ss
, 1861-10-03
THURSDAY, OCTOBER

Moore and his command are sttMemphss.
The picket. At both p1acea Aave been fired On
recently. It Is the opinion: Of Union man In
that region that in every Instance IN which
this has happencd, the parties guilty wars per
sons who had taken the oat1 and been released
BY. our forces. -.
, 1861-10-03

4 JUDsONHIGGINSi is oandi-
~ date fer County Clerk At the ensuing Noye7n-
bel. election: Justice, Liberty and Economy.
I'M
, 1861-10-03

GEN. SuHkEr "NEyER SURRESDEg5."-The
following order appears IN the San Francisco
Iape1s:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF PAcu1c,
SAH FnASc1sco, Sept 9, 1851.
GENERAL ORDER, No. 20.-No Federal troops
it the Department Of The Pacific wll cFer SUI
ttuotr to rebels. E. Y. SUMNER,
B.iga2iar General Commanding.
Official RICHARD G. DRuM,
Assistant Adjutant General
, 1861-10-03

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-The following extract
Is from the Savannah Rsp1b!ica,s Of Sept. 18th:
4 soldier who came up from Fort Pulaski
repczts that RI engagement between LInco1a's
deet and the fort, 1t Port Royal, commenced
On Monday afternoon, and continued through
the whole Of yesterday. The guns we're dis.
tinctly heard In Fart Pulaski,
, 1861-10-03

Hints for Cameroa,s Correspondents.
WASHINGTON, Oct 2.-1he Secretary Of
War, il consequence Of the pressure of pub
lie business, is compelled to ceaee opening
any letters addressed to him marked "pri-
Eate."~ Hereafter all letters so marked will
remain unopened.
Some app1 eheneion is felt for Lieutenant
Spocnmaker, who Eas detailed from.the Min
nesota with orders to reportto the Navy De-
partnent, but Who has failed to do so.
, 1861-10-03

xaa a1aed Trunk Hallway Co11742y q Ea@73da taat
81 Il deacEipt;oa. q rzoaase r ysEz ~ 1.sss
TneI a1so xTans through bulls Of lati1E from H&v1a
liverpool I'D 1$oaan <AFpy b aaa oF ps.soaaa5
Eo.l3 I.afn street. fhttAEo4
! n fMsras7oz, ato. szaRht A<ses> knazssA
feET1ss@
, 1861-10-03

Ieay1nx me douk at Er1a B1sn and foot OF MehIxa1
street. every eFe1ng s. oel2ek For hs.zns OF pas
Bak1n. ind the Buffalo, Cleveland and Chicago Line
OEee, loot OF 41chix1n Erect
, 1861-10-03

}t.I Herald of Saturday says:
Foreign capital, as was expected, Is com
I2e ,eYe for Investment in these securities, in
erite Ct the ELI Efforts Of sne organs Of Eu-
reIcSn a5istocTaey to break down American
Credit Within twenty -four hours after the
frs: 60 1otes appeared IN Wall street PSF
eel of them went out to Hamburg, in obedt-
eLce to III order sent here some time eince;
The steamer which calls today will take out
very laEge quantity Of these notes, purchas-
ed here tcr European account It is rumored,
e FiE be SEN hy reference to the money asti-
Gle in another column, that European family
cf the highest Distinction dB about Investing
II tle@e notes i sun which common report
dxts ut something Ike q million of doIiars.
The name ct this Family has not t.ansn{red.
but circumstances direct suspicion to that ais.
1inlu5shed member OF the Orleans family who
is row snopg us, and who has already testified
lis Fits IN the country and its gov. rnnent by
llAc;rg his tn 1ephewe IN the United States
Eervice. The Prince de Joinvi1le is no:, a
every ore knows, the eldest Of the living soas
Of tie !s:e Louis Philippe, but he Is well
known to be the real head Of the OEleau:
horse, the statesman Of the family, and it:
tnt1mous wealth is probably invested BY hi!
Gift ct:o.,I n
, 1861-10-03

Wisconsin Democratic Convention.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 2.-The Democratic State
Convention at Madison, to, day. nonlinated B.
Ferguson for Governor; q. n. Billings, Lieut..
Goye1nor; Chas. 9. Benton, Secretary Of state;
b. L. Dopsman, Treasurer; PA: Orton, At
1orney General James VolInaar, Bank Comp
tro11rr. Resolutions we're passed sustaining
the Pr esident's Tar policy.
, 1861-10-03

Y thst Te the undersigned, h4fe this dry fula9sd
s Special and Limited PRr+nershjpss Of which Otto
A9faeh1echnT g the GeasrA Ps[tas5 and Andrex
Liquor Eusi ii tho City Of Chicago, and staee of
MI ois, that the said AnnieH echaIler u the sceal
dollars cash to The captta1 stock in eald 1T tas tae
said Otto Mutschlecaner has contihuted the snn q
eieht cents that the mid pEku9htp beksn. on e f
duti1e ind uniii The second dey: q loc opeTcA 2:
lB6s t6at the 8Tm na1r9 OF sod F031ertqr p q
Otto Mukeehlerhuex, Wko Fakdeetn ta1 WI o1i1kE
cago end ihAt The asid A1dfeM ~ G san
CITY of Ekn. County q AAS 4Ha S5Tg Fl
= ANDREH 9EHALE&R. 49,
| I1YrxxoSp L FoRD,, ,AttoI2eJa
, 1861-10-03

lightning N81sST1pA3~
Ore Of the most modern and most zema-ka
ble achievements of electricity Is thus referred
10 by writer In Oact Heck:
Aoothec crest element Of ou- present civil
izst.ou il beginning to make signs Of it's exist
rnce IN the SouEn Kensington Museum. We
.1luoe 10 the electric telegraph. Bakewe!rs
co,yirg machine is one OF the most interesting
ct ttta clsss, IS 1t bFiuge before the public eye
TIE means that can be employed to write with
: pen thousands Of miles n length # the
&C, man through its instruso entality
Ce2ia e;: down to wTlte letter in London
and teei c11tain that fac-simile Of his aaad-
writing was at the tame moment coming cut
uf The telegraph Office st New York The
nscne, in which this astounding machiae
works Is as foliows: The message is originally
u-e:eo On q conducting material, sueh as t:a
foI with rein or come co1 conducting ink
Over the fnce OF this letter, which il placed on
ts.iutey, point of metal 1eEolTes-thls
l4oint is IL connection with the conducting
Nirs; At Eew York say piece Of chemically
rrtlssred paper il placed on like cylinder to
fect:Tt The message; both cylinders are rade
to move round by clock-work. As the point
3. Tile end Of the wire passes over the non-
conducting Tea q writing, no current passes,
hEee the point which moves Eyuonymo1sly
with II II New Z ork does not change the color
rf the paper; but all the other surface Of the
wiring tablet being conductor, the carrents
p2es and deepen It's color By chemical action
on the far distant recording tablet. The re
ceiyer thus obtains perfect fac-simile Of h;
correspondents handwriting done in Whit
upon blue ground. Specimens Of this elec
tfical handwriting are placed beside the tele
rrs7 nic machine in the Museum Of Kensine
for. at.t sfIo,d an admirable example Of IL
ca:iz raphy Of the lightning pen.
, 1861-10-03


eIn virginia.
GA11Ro11s, Oct 2.-The expedition
planned by J. 2. Guthrie, Of the First Ken
IuckY Regiment, and sent out under Lieut.
Col Epyalt and Col. Piatt, has returned. Tney
encountered the enemy at Chspmanville,
utterly routed them. The enemy lost between
so apd 60 killed. Our loss was four killed.
The expedition returned to Charleston on the
3Oth ult.
, 1861-10-03
FROM OTTAWA.
Correspondence Of the Chicago Tdbune.]

Dickys Cavalry Regiment nt-n}pular Military
-hosrnaent- ctsshnaaa's .Brigade--{a1aies-
County Fair, etc.
, 1861-10-03

G. Il. SCRIEEN, Adcertisaag Agenk, So Dsor.
1os st., h authorized to reeesgs Advertisements for
Mis and oil Tie leading Fupe7s Qf tbs No4thnest.
, 1861-10-03

L. D. 0LASEED- LTMA1s BAIRD.
LOAN AGENCY,
Collection and Insurance Office
Z, ID. OL.MSTED e. co. !,

H. ID 4puAW SHE&9 IL Co.,
corrtr I.ts a,,7 assJle xtrernH
.
Vie h4ye made a1HauXenent2 to connect will oaY
business Department for tbs pufchaSA and safe Of
=. FR00UNE 0N C0m mI4SI08.
Our extended facilities Wilt tRnble us TO- sell Pro-
duce Consigned Us ether In Chicago, Or through
correapcncentE- In Montreal. Boston, New York Or
PhI11dtlphla AS preferred By cur con fguory., We
pledge EprHelye1 IN No to bny sell Pfcduce on
cur OWE ACCOUNT hut In &N Tespects 70 keen n71eyas
tn pps1t1Gn 70 act npart1atly for the tcse
who paY favor us with their colslgant tnt1
RGt + II Erin SGS:
xrrouE ~orrrv.r
SEM 5gHn. - Ae4sra Tanen AEA-; : .;5,
stsTinE' As1ix CInE' Ee1 rn1rm.pSa scor. u'es,
3gseS14 q ~. 6fH. - kSsM 1sa1nc ES.It.Aso ~.
.onn + Fnelpis Ssq- Tiita1 ri ii1ta 1ua' t.s4-
AMos = Enos Et3{;; E{;.- r. r. "InnI1 1t9, 1.94'
MEhl% 1eutEs ptS1 ~ W. EasaSrv -, -
MsesA GSSH1nn g ~. Es5t a1i a. 1E4.
Aeseia ~ ~ - = eoa'
, 1861-10-03

T CsT--Going from the store Of
j. 3. ShAy t, Vim n Ross Il Cos stoza from
thence onIake stseetto Clark up CLARK to washing
Ton street. thence to Dearborn street. the; seuth
PURSE, with the owners name written 1nslde Off,
containing all amount Of money and some papers,
cfpp use 10 any ona but the oW1.t. Whom will re-
sur tt Fame to this Office Is welcome 70 tbs money
and no unestIeps asked. oc'g7HSt
, 1861-10-03
10. 10 -.

Continental Bank,
Canal Bank.
Far1ners' Bank Of lltnoi5-
HAmpden Bank.
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last fear Of being n"'le'l or bls,kguarded
Us nes>payer A mob and black guard
pre=s constitute no part of Tie capital stock
of the Bank OF Oshkosh. Let the banks
of T. e State ot Wisconsin comply with
the spirit Of The law, and the holders of
their bills will not lie compelled to be
tleeced out Of S to 10 per cent. whenever
they have to pay debt east of the State
OF Illinois. AT " hci rate they now have 10
heed The banks Of the Western States
"f Ohio, Indiana, and Iowa, furnish ex
change or .o,d for their bills AT about |
per cent /; >impI, because hey carry GU,
in good faith their contract with tie peo>
pie anal re ieem their bill, in coin, ms cad
of tar, feathers and hemp, which, as am
Informed, some Of the Sound banks Of this
State propose using as Il substitute for
coin. j. FlIZG GERALD"
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Effects oft the Crisis in N. York

letter tr".n New York city. Portrays
the dep,"rahle results of The depression
TOW weighing SO heavily upon every de
pal;ment Of finance aud business. upon
tie poorer CLASSES in the g,ea: conn er-
cial Gentle OF the nation.
"The paralysis in almost every depart
ment "f t.a'ie, consequent upon the scarce
ness Of money. and in the political uncer-
tainlies which obscure the future is hav-
ing Il most GeploIalle effect upon The
poorer classes oi oar city popula ION. who
are thrown ont of employment, bv the
sudden suspension OF manufacturing
tsbIi>hmenis, and the storpage Of IL vast
variety OF enterprises, IN The prosecution
Of which. men and money are neces> arv
In former letter. mention was made of
some "f 'he~e establishments. IA connect
ed II alt,y with the southern trade i,ut
houses. and manufactures. and mercantile
establishments which h1s q no cUIIurcrinu
with H." south. are n"w being rapidly re
duced lo the same dead le, e.I at bank u,t-
cv AT the dose ,f the current week,
some thousands Of work people. who de.
lend upon their daily labor for their dali,
bread, will he thr"" II out OF employment;
thus swelling the great ar,ng of unem-
p'oved, that are already thrown upon pub
lie and private charity, even before the
biting cold of winter has been fairly felt.
: I'eremler will pass qr'erly away, and
% will January, hur hv The first of Fpbru-
AIRY 1t is more than p,"hahle We shall have
y huudred il.nus;ild In" grv reu in the
streets. oat # work out IF bread, on, of
shelter. aud oui of temper. Men of prop
er1r. can a>>uIe suu, are in"k;ug Tor.
ward IL this r"nriny-ucv. with fear and
trembling. The merchan, rinra- of F.f h
Avenue palaces have had MODS paradng
past their doors at dead of night, ere now.
clauoring tor bread or blood and there
are many AMONG rs with whom the recol
leciion> of the -four riu,s Of 1887 are still
fresh, who dread another upheaviny of the
dangerous Glasses of that character, Ger
Tain as it is I" be aggravated and made
'en-t"ld more dangerous by the bitter po
Iltlral feeling that exi,fs. All that wise
men, iieaiN hi.p can TO- Ought TO be done
20 keep the Five Points from inva inr
F"nr'een''h street. Union Square. and the
luxurious pre-, incts Of Murray Hill"
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man. but felt that my father and mother
were relying on me, and | grew stronger
as before said. r er
We ,usselled, and grs.ped and let loose,
struck and parried, clenched and wrsst'eo'
till, after various attempts we found cur
selves 10 what wrestlers call side hold
| 90, the under arm and lifted him TOR
it was no longer her) threw my leg around
his and turned him. He fell on the fioor
like log. intended 10 break his bones
but he unlocked his cloak Gt had been un-
buckled in the struggled and eaped up like
q cat struck him before he was nalianc-
ed, staggered him, grappled, my left hand
into his throat. and struck him again, call
ed on my mother to open the door; and
as she did so pushed and kicked him out.
He swore he would he the death OF me
told him to take himself out Of the State,
or would put the Sheriff on his track. ana
shutting the door in his face, walked TO
my father.
Now let my doubters tell me how came
| to see this matter beforehand-this hood
ed, cloaked man. had seen him and
heard his threats to nv father, and strug-
gled with him in my dream before hs
came 10 the house, and had awaken and
left nv bed, to 90 and see to my fathers
safety and again to conquer him IN the
kitchen. All the main features ofthe oc-
currence became knoxn before they took
place, and bv the impression they made on
me, enabled me, doubt not, to save my
fathers life