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HAGERsrowN. Luly q 1891.

Hesasrows, July o, 1891.
NeurapO Dpte.pri& Byst IN TIE Cdnp-Ca Captain Htrah.
berger Appoinssd Sos Drill Master for Pennsylvania
Tdndaltsm of tho Reteh- Ts Dead Bcdis, Of the Rebels
IN the Late Fight Left On ne Field by the Runsuav
"CAiralry," and Buried BY tie Unisx COLLABORATION o,
the Maryland legislature R.Iase to Arms IN the Rands
Of transformed Endtriduals, de-. De-
Initiating the example Of the Wisconsin typos in ssu.
Ing their noble little Sheet the Camp Record At the 60
csssion printing office here number Of gallant Pennsy
vanans have done the Same thing 1t Martusburg. The
glorious Fourth about TO dawn and concluding that
something should be done 70 glory the blessed dayand
~ Davis and Bsauregasd had disappointed them In not
fulfilling their promises made In April and Nay, about
being Philadelphia and al that sort Of thing on this
date-;he children Of the Keystone thought the most
Astonishing Thing (nextto great battle, and scarcely
that) which could possibly be done, would be TO use
little ink and paper 70 praise our heaven born county,
the like OF which had been done for many long weeks
and months in this section Of the once glorious and time
honored Oh Dominion
Accordingly the office Of The VlyeSaid Rspubrjcas
(Ph6bus, what name for rebel paper) was entered
and In o short time ghs came out from darkness and
the American Union born into the world. It Is .
miniature paper edited BY Captain VIM sipes, and liz
otherwise Pennsy vania affair. Il states that they
found press forn Of rebel songs ready for striking
of, and ~ manner Of things about the office showing
how deeply dyed the whole concern with the black
and poeon OF treason Like mama to Israel and
wafer from Horeb, comes TO the prosecuted people Of
MAJ tinsburg this frst small CLEAN n returning suns hne
for there ha: been allowed 10 read word fsyora
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 81
Via BAITlMoRE, July 9, 1891
Commodore Pendergrsst has yUpe southward with the
Roanoke and the Cumberland and Daylight will sail TO-
morrow The Roanoke viii probably become the flag
ship OF the West India squadron.
The Quaker City ordered up to Old Point early this
morning TO participate in the contemplated attack upon
SewNps Point.
Including frgGte and several gunboa,s, there in
Hampton Roads this morning force Of 400 guns and
$500 men II was hoped tina. demonstration would be
made sgsipst Of the AGENT batteries but nothing
OF the kind 10 TO be done.
Colonel DuTyee lie acting Brigader General. move
ment Of bis regiment 10 Fox HILL about five miles dts
tant, was contemplated, but has been abandoned.
Last night two men deserted from the rebels. They
belonged 10 the gunboat Teaser which guards James
river from Richmond 10 the vicinity Of Newport News
While she was Al anchor last night the men
csped with yswl and long boat, and were
picked up this morning by the Monticello small boat
from the shore pursued the dssertefs but withdrew On
the appearance or the Monticello. The belong in
New York and Baltimore and report they impressed
INTO the rebel eervioe that there are only 2os troops in
Richmond, and that the same number are poe!ed below
on the james river The situation Of the rebels they
ny, h desperate. -
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UNITED STATES sHIP SAVANNAH

The following 10 . list Of the officers Of the United
states ship Savannah, twsntyfour guns, which sails
10 day
Captain, Joseph B. Hull; Lieutsnants, ]. G Febiger
Executive Ofaner), VIM p Buckner, A. W. johnson aud
T. W. Henry; Surgeon, q. Q. Mayo; Paymaster, A. ".
Assistant Surgeon, Job Corbin; Lieutenant Marines, p
O. Kennedy; A.dshIpmen, q, X. Duer, O ". zimnsr-
Forester, R Bates and b Carter Cs,tain's Clerk j.
w. Mcclellan; Paymas!ers Clerk, ". j. L.rejohs; Boat
sxain VIM Winchester; Gunner, B wilsts; CNpea
tor, Amoe Chick; Acting sannaksr, r. I Tstem.
Psneugsrs-Captain Josiah Walton, Uni,ea.Saates Va.
rlnes Ao.pg Master, r. D. Psts~seh late Prize Master
Of The Sally NaSee
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NEWS FROM KANeA6.

LsAvAS"ohIH, July D, lool.
Captain Stewart Ven vies, Tor four years. Quarter.
master ~ Fort Ieavenwofh, hes been ordered East for
services In the field.
The Third regiment o. Kansas Volunteers 10 being
formed II Mound City.
g. v. Conn., ssps,intsrdens Of Isdian Affairs for the
Indian territory, has arrived here from that section
He not able 70 penetrate the Territory over 116
miles, being threatened with capture by rebeh His
predecessor Mr. Rector claims 70 hold the ONCE BY
virtue Of . commission from the rebel government
Since the evacuation Of the forts by the federal troops
tho rebels have full control Of the Affairs In the TERRITORY
and have oonascAed money and provisions intended for
the Indians.
The Convention OF Indians callei by Governor harris,
Of the ChcksAwB, was hold on The 24th Of June but
broke up In row. =.
me ls.ost accounts from Major shuyes command are
10 July 4, when they were AZ Clinton, Henry county,
Missouri The commend bad been much delayed by high
water, and made but slow progress.
regiment OF Union troops arrived AZ Lexington this
morning The blockade OF The river below this cty by
order Of General Lyon, was Abandoned this evening.
ARRIVAL OF TIE TRANSPORT STARS AND
STRIPES.
QUARANTINE, July Q, 1891.
7ho transport stare and s.ypes, rom Toy.rs Monroe,
Ia below
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NEWS FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC.
NEWS FROM MARTINSBURG.
REPORTED DEFEAT OF GOV. WISE BY GEN. McLEL-
Lam.

REPORTED DEFEAT OF GOV. WISE BY GEN. cLEL-
Lam.
HARRISBURG, July 7, 1851.
Two deeerters from Gen. Johns.on's camp came 10
yesterday, and they estimate the force OF Gen. John
ston at 10 0O0Imen with twonty pieces of cannon
Reliable information has since been received that Cen
Johnston has been reinforced from Manassas juno
tion with five regiments and one piece OF cannon
The Fifteenth Pennsylvania pickels took Ave horses
and .hree rebel troopers this afternoon.
The farmers Hainesvle showed us the graves OF
ten rebels killed at that 1ghi and found by them In the
woods horribly mutisted by the exploded shells from
Perkins howtzers. The san estimate the number OF
the enemy killed and wounded at sixty, but DO not
make 30 large in numbers. They say that one OF the
wounded a, gainesville declared to his officers that he
had mol fred during the engagement and showed the
nipple OF his gun closed up with lead.
We had rumor here this evening, which is received
with great enthusiasm that General Mcclellan has routed
General Wise at Buckhsnnon and laurel Hill.
Re!nsorcements are approaching from williams
port, which win give available force Of 20 900 fighting
men to move forward with, aud We may expect for
ward movement In twenty four hours Our men are all
gsumbling with impotence, and eager to move on, but
II is believed General johnston will fall back to Wiuches
ter, and there We will have the frst battle
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EXCITEMENT AT LOUISVILLE.

LounvnR July 8, 1901.
Considerable excitement created this afternoon from
report that the Homo Guard and State Guard 81 BaIds
town bad had recone The story that the Surveyor
Of Louisville had directed agent to stop ii BArdsown
certain wagons With goods IN ysuk for The Louis
vile and Nashvile Railroad, destined ios Tennessee,
and that The AGENT being unable to execute the ORDER
called the Home Guard for assistance end that the
latter were attacked by the State Guard causing loss
Of several lives on each SIDE
passenger who left BArdstown several hours after
The reported collision says theye was no QopHc., pnd
thai the wag0ners advised that there would be trouble,
went around Bardssown on their way to the railroad.
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SEIZURE OF STEAMERS AT BALTIMORE BY
ORDER OF GENERAL BANKS.

BAInnoRs, July o, 1901.
BY order Of General Banks Proves, Marshal Henley
has AIKEN possession Of the steamers Chester and W. l.
Weems. The former has been armed and equipped for
cruise down the river and for the purpose
Of arresng other parties supposed 10 have been engaged
in the seizure Of the S. Nicholas police force under
Captain Carmichael Is on board and also deacbmenis OF
artillery and infantry.
Vessels bound down the bay have been detained To-
day by order Of General Banks.
4 military force 10 constantly on board the Norfolk
esefmers
Frederick ohartard late Of the United ssStes Navy,
twenty years IN service, distinguished in Nicaragua
sgaiDxs Walker; Captain l. N. sterri, whose fathers
name 10 on Battle Monument where the National Guard
Of Philadelphia now stationed; Joseph N Barney,
grandson Of Commodore Barney ell former officers Of
the United States Navy and al Of Maryland, have not
only resigned but accepted positions in the rebel forcts
Colonel Magruder in command ., Big Bethel, has been
20 absorbed in bis military occupations, that he has no
for three months communicated With bis we's family,
who are now in Baltimore His wife Ia native Of Bal
timore where the entire family highly sstsfned.
Mrs. hsgruder and three children ere ii pr(sent Ger
many.
Lieutenant Pncknsy, iae Of The Omitted stases Navy,
OF Maryland has not ye. accepted place In the rebel
incss.
Voonsl Thomas, the French lady, II kept closely guard
ID At Fort NcHenry. Refreshments sent V him by
friends.
Reports night from the fort stale that rytAns
d quiet
By order Of Secretary Cameron the m,ts Of the Polite
Board have been extended
Thomas has commission in The rebel army Colonel,
under the name Of searnons. An expedition has been
sent down the bay TO capture brig which he re-
ported V have force for hostns purposes.
BALTIMORE, July ., 1891.
Provost Aershai KsDly, having learned thAsss pspi
cous schooner supposed 70 DO In The employ Of ths pi
ratioa party who seized the st. Nicholas sous Of whom
were captured yesterday, VA In the bay awaiting
the return Of Captain Thomas, alias 1.-THE French lady,"
This morning took possessiou Of ths steamer Chester,
Just she about leaving her regular trip Tor the
Eastern shoe. ne passengers put of end soldiers
took their place. and che proceeded dowB Ne bay V
make the capture.
Captain yhomss and hH parry came from rrederiots-
burg In thu steamer.
Shortly after the seizure Of the steamer chester, the
steamers George L. weems and Mary Warrington, which
had Just started out required 70 return By the gov
eminent officers. This was precautionary In Ap
prebenslop that attempt might be made 70 seize them
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
THIRTY-sEyENTH CONGRESS.
ExTRA SESSION.


WASHINGTON, July o, 1901.
lm NAVAL ACADEMY.
Mr. Tm Esoh, (rep.) OF N. j., presented petition
from citizens Of New jersey that in OF the Naval
Academy being permanently removed from Annapolis, TO
create the same at Perth Amboy. Mr. Ten Eyck in few
brief remarks presented the advantages and facilities
Perth Amboy afforded for a naval school,
Mr.. FsssrNpRs (rep.) OF Ne, suggested that all petit
lions not necessarily connected with matters be laid
on the table, and made motion to that effect Carried
REMISSION OF DUTIES ON ARMS.
Mr.. KING, (rep) orN. Y, presented q petition from
the Military Board Of New York to remi, duties upon
arms.
Mr.. FxsssSnKN reported back nom the Committee on
Finance the BIN 10 refund and remit du.ies for
the use OF a State. Bill passed.
EgcroS oIRH SENATE
A. BALE, psp.) Of N. H., offered resolution that
Dewitt Clarke be appointed Clerk of the Senate in place
OF Mr. Nicholsen, resigned. Passed.
INCREASE REGULAR IRAy.
,s Win an 70 ere hs
old resmsntste the same number a. the new.
ps sssA1s py saaA1os DeUs1AA
Hon. h sssss 'r Bsss ; ssssso1 from q: 'fs limos
lie referred 10 the. early history Of M. Douglas
d he politics. ns Rs sRcfs ., =, hs p..s,
, ,sssasl Z ~ sa sssnS S@ a s ss f.
every Position he entered the Senate when our greatest
'mep-CAy BeQtcn and calboun-wsre In their prime, and
Proved bimlelf no weak competitor. One Of his
nsuishabe characteristics was hts unoonquerAb
win He kneT NO suoh word ~ fail BE referred 70 hi
bod 20 mApy sapd for the cnon AZ the browning eet
memory shah sxt = Iopg 2 constitutional liberty and
free govefnMept exist. ". frpmbuI then offered the
adjourn
N. noDouqAl, (opp) Of Cal followed s<oondjng the
resolutions and speaking high terms Of Ne public and
private character Of M. Douglas.
NJ. O01A,na, (rep) Of VI, said w. Douglas va =
native Qf Vermont aud he claimed 70 uttst few words
~ thh time. Mr. Douglas Sxeef was trm ev,dspcs
eQmWged a. nearly twenty years, yss secured the
sdsc,iond The sai mass Of De dem9cratc party and
lie democSis party a. ' ns Sssiou. py and W. 4:
feated not by The body Of the party but by conspiracy
OF leaders IN the party who Spsmics Of bs country
Aessrs. NnAqH, pROwrMe and ASry6Ry neat spoke IN
eulagy Of ". DOsgAA
Ad6une3
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OUR FAsrON CORRESPONDENCE.

CAMP WASHINGTON, EAsroN, Pa July 8, 1861
2ne Gimp at Easo-7Ae Rsginens Stationed 2ert-7heir
Discipline, Clohing and Equipmr.s-1he S,n.in.r.
Among tie S'lers-7hey Eager 10 SuYpo,. The Cow
st0uion, dc dc.
Having perused your paper daily sp,e arrival
here with the expectation Of seeing something relative
to our camp, but nothing hsving appeared, will give
you facts. We have three regiments OF To-
fantry the ground and in a few days will have az
additional OF artillery, which win complete The oret
brigade OF the three great corps Pennyvsn
Colonel william Gann (sGvipg his lucrative poet OF
District Attorney fer the city q Philadelphia, being
command ns senior cnioael This reserve consists OF
thirteen regiments Of infantry Of cavalry and one 81
artillery and organized equipped and scplped IN
der the provisions Of the three million loan bill rsary
when led b. tho general govern to take the
field, not as raw recruits but disciplined solders he
camp Is located In beautiful spot, owned by the NORTH
snpton County Agricultural Fair Society ard used by
them for The purpose Of yearly exhibiting tper farr,
utensils and steci II one Of the health, locations
In the state, and owing to the manner In which NEE
were aeected, there 10 little sickuess each nsu
having been stripped and critically examined by cor os
OF sui 2eops before being mustered into the service
clothing is the latest and approved ety OF the
United states army bu.-he guns furnished alive uni.
versa dissatisfaction they ere the old flint eek ma,ke,
altered at Harpers Ferry to percussion;
eve, however that officers would permit; us to fsos
the enemy with such weapons; informed that the
authorities gave tbese only for the purpose Of mokns
the familiar with the manual ana propose giving
us more effective weapon when going into active
vice.
Two thirds OF the companies here are from, the
city OF Philadelphia, snd hale, hardy set OF young
men, being Of the class commonly cae1 "roughs," a
little troublesome TO their officers mp, bu, think
will prove far more 30 10 their enemies 1eli
They anxious to get thoroughly qaipped then
accep:ed into the service OF The United States and
Ordered 5outh They terribly afraid that account
Of the Misunderstanding existDg between Colonel Mspa
end our thy Secretary Of War; owing to political DIFF
ferences, the Secretary will oppose our acoep,aooe
into the service But when Simon s spprised OF the
fact that his old friends from the Fourth aud the
Swamp in arms and eager for tho fray they car
not believe that be will deny them the boon tney crave
TO have opportunity 10 meet the foes Of the copsi
ton We will certainly be In demand after the 90 OF
this month when the term Of enlistment Of the rs con
tngent will have expired.
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AN INTERNAL MACHINE DISCOVERED.
4 R0PE BOMB, TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN BULLETs,
AND TWO POUNDS OF POwI Err.

From the st. Louis Democrat, July 81
At four O'Clock yesterday morning the attention OF
Police Sergeant J. ". English and VIM. l. hcNutt was
called to strange device accidentally discovered 10
Rogers & Co. g lumber yard on Broadway. The said de-
vice apparently consisted Of Of bed cord wound
with extreme ughtness, and making ball In which was
inserted fusee Of powder. On unwndng the ot cord
a Of Irvine, wound with similar tghiness was dis.
closed. Within the twue were two hundred fifteen
small bullets, or big buckshot and eight stones; In a
paper also wound about with Irvine about pounds
Of powder The odd and wickedly composed affair was
taken to the police Office, where II remains I, was
found amid the lumber covered over with a newspaper
Precisely what the object Of the designer
It Is conectured that prepared for dabolca
purpose AZ merely placed for temporary
to the mystery.
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bic TO the Union since Virginia was dragged out by ne
minions OF Floyd Mason, Wfe & Co, agents for 10.
Southern oopfederacy.
gentleman of great military reputation In this ,eo
ZION and a. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Her, hoerger-has
Seen appointed state Drill Master lor the homo army to
ue raised IN Pennsy vaua he will be stationed at par
rsoufg Camp Curtin where there tao lhoueaud
r rs t and twenty four field pieces Captain H.
OLD West Point Instructor and whose attainment
render him fully compe tent for hie post and ofei 4
the Governor who selected him
H. Ierta an brsn and Robert Swami. ths two ch'vaout
sprs VINO leit This place and united their fortunes With
the rebel army while u posted at Harpers Ferry
Mere seen among the enemy Al tue battle q Fslhos
Bren was instrumental In the rue b, phIch a anal
number OF our soldiers eurspped ned made
es OWING 10 the United States unl'orms olen Of cour1e
which make the rebels look like our mon
The destruction o. those seventy five locomotives ard
other rarosd property is reported by persona c.mps
daily from harpsburg TO be perfectly appalling She
rebels, 30 bndy and determinedly benz on m ktg ,hs
destruction complete and hrepareb!e, conpsnsi ,bs
engineers OF the road to put the wood and combusbe
materials exactly Ia such place about the mschises
where contact with flame would ruin III m orever ano
10 asserted that this eff caiay accom- phed M
Ohio ,g Rsro mem n total loss 70 lhe mors AID
long and earnestly this thoroushfa'e has been en-
aoayorng to compete with it's magnificent
OF those two more remote ro,ds Now Yoie u viii nui
be difficult TO calculate how much secession has pc
NOTED the chance Of MarylAnd's msin hope and Bal
timores only avenue for the trade Of the great No tn
west. Be II remembered too, that the tune will CONS
wnen ths Immense funeral pile OF machinery must be
NJ" siat ~ must DO done tc0 oy LIE Tree labor
OF Northern manufactures the very people and eectiun
the South Ia trying to get rid of-and can't.
later negligence from Virginia confirms my yes,er
days report Of the large killed and wouneed
rebels az the late battle, with tho act that the
DEAD bodies were left on the field by the runaway gen
temen /" and buried there BY the sodiara OF ths
Union Over seventy graves dug aud most OF them
inferred separately Thirteen bodies and horss were
found IN one spot having been ked by boubsheh
from Perkins battery. One epitaph-,be motto of toe
sacred soil In which they seep-wll for Oil OF
them, SIC temper yyannis
resolution requesting tho Governor return the
mories Of the state the arms which have been plesed
10 the hands OF ununifOmed companies" In view o,
This law, one Of the companies 1t Frederick has adopted
the following resolution
Resolved by the Home Guards OF Frederick That wa
will resist the enforcement Of said order or requson
II made on US, at all hazards and to the death
The Captains Of the Middletown (Frederick county,
Home Guards have also resolved ID resist the enforce
mont OF the act
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OUR HARRISBURG CORRESPONDENCE.

OOu nAhttlobUhd COhRESfONUENOE
HARnsBURo July 0, 1901.
Gen Pdersons Aduamcs Withdrawn from The Direction o.
Winchatsr 10 His Camp at kayssv,buro to Awa8 Rein
fSrctmenh-1ocnty Thousand Rseh, ,cith Large Quan
ttty Of Ayhtsvy, a! WincAatsr Under Gen. Jsckson--
Thirty # 01 Fifteenth Re0ineNA Pennsyuanta Volunteer
Taken Prtsoners IN tie Skirmish Near xav.in,bvg-Re
endorsements Pouring IN 10 Gen. Pa0crsoss--Arrioal o.
TAree Hundred United States Cavalry from Lsapn,Onh
At Havrtsourg Outlined for vxainia-Ayras Of southern
AptY, dc,
We have from Aartnsburg 10 the enec: that Gen
Patterson has Withdrawn hts advance from tho direction
OF Winchester 70 h camp II the former place. where be
10 awaiting reinsorcements preparatory 70 tho march
against Cen Johnston's rebel FORCES The latter hss
under bis command, At and in the peshborhood Of Win
ca;stsr twenty thousand men, with large quantity OF
In the recent skrmAh between tho advance force OF
Cen Patterson and Gen. Jacksons command, nesr Mar.
Pennsyivania Volunteers, were taken prisoners they
were II Win chester at last accounts.
At hartinsburg are the remains Of the vandalism OF
the rebels Over fifty locomotives, with all the wood
work removed and burnt and tho naked columns The
railroad bridge, show to what desperate means the
Reinforoomenk are reaching General Patterson from
The Twsh reg mont Of New York vounosrs .rfisaa
expected 70 the Potomac tongh. and reach tbs
latter place 10 morrow.
Three hundred Uated States cavalry from For Ieasc,
WORTH with horses, &C. arrived hore from The Yves. las,
night. they destined for Virginia.
Oar city has been thrown into unusual excitement
ing 70 the arrest OF several persona OF being
Southera spies. The men have undergone exsmipatior
by the Mayor, and one man who gave his Jobo
Benton committed TO prison for q further aaripa
The others were discharged. Benton had in his poses
sion paper granting Inn furlough from Juae ZOE
seventy live Gays from Wig MIA cavalry CON pany.
small memorandum book was aso found Ia mis- pos5ea
sion containing sort phone gaphy OF OWE
n
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THE REBELLION.

THE REBELLION.
Important News from
Washington.
Col. Taylor, the Rebel Msssen-
ger, Sent Back to Richmond.
HIS MISSION A FAILURE.
Reported Defeat Of Governor Wise by
Gen. McCIellan's Command.
Repressive Measures Of Gen.
Banks in Baltimore.
..Noo~.>~~~~~~s>~~>~~~
Detention Of Steamers by
Government Officers.
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
o1~~oo.>>~~,>~~~>o~-~~~
Movements Of the Bleckading
Squadron.
Fight Between the Unien and Rebel
Troops at Bardstown, Ky.
,>o~1~~>oo>>~~ro>~~o~~
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM MISSOURI.
Proposed OPPOSITION Of the State Officers and
organization Of Provisional Government
&C., &C., 10.
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NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, July Q, 1891.
The hrst passenger train on the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad made trip to Camerons this morning with
Company Of the Zouaves and Company OF the Michi-
gan First Camerons 10 about four miles out and
the furthest point the road 10 which pickes 81
present extend
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Arms allotted Their cy Tho government have rspsutsd Of
their fony' AZ. Are now willing 70 render obedience.
me rev citing unribAldians are stili under arrest
rk fwo HUNDRED AND YDTY MILLION NATIONAL LOAN
the Din Introduced BY Mr.. Stevens from the Committee
OF ways and Means proposes loan $3.50 ooo
APPOINTMENT OF PAyMAsrRRs
VIM. B. Rochester, Of Auburn, and Henry Porter An
drews,'of New York, have beer appointed additional
Paymasterp in the army
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ARRIVAL OF TIE TRANSPORT STARS AND
STRIPES.

7ho transport stare and s.ypes, rom Toy.rs Monroe,
Ia below