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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-05-03

A few weeks ago when we made the predie-
tion that if Virginia did not secede civil war
'7ould reign throughout DIR land, and shock
and tear asunder our domestic household,
our coteinporary Of the Winchester Repub-
lcan denominated it treason, or its eqniva-
lent Fiat paper. driven by the popular
current, is enthusiastic in support Of the
war. It reserves the discussion Of the final
position Of Virginia, however, for tie fl
tare? is we have long since said, friend
Virginia must 60 with the South-no mis-
ersble. contemplate and semi~abolition
middle confederaoy," as you have been
advocating, ever since the rumblings of
war have been shaking the composure of
the country, can ever find couptenance with
true Virginia blood
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-05-03

ALI advertising for a less time tna2 three months
will be charged for at the usual rates-Sl 90 per
square for the first insertion, and twenty five Cont
or each subsequent issue
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-05-03
Cap Factory.

It is suggested 81 che Of orr most en-
terprisng and useful citizens that we at
once commence the manufacture of militia !.
ry caps for use in the State and the South.
There arc number of Indies in our town
who sew for living, and who are entirely
competent to make as good cap, on terms
as reasonable as they can be furnished else
where we think the suggestion wise
one, and hope the enterprise will be vigor-
ously prosecuted to success.
9 Gone glimmering Ike dream of
things that were,' is Caieh, sur named
Cushing This rious soolndrel, who 70
ted id the Charleston Convention for JEFF
ferson Davis for the Presidency, because
there was no one else sufficiently Southern
for him, CONES oft now and shows his true
co'ors He is body and breeches with
Lincoln. So also with Everett, Pierce,
Douglas, Buchanan, ct Ill omae genas.
The preteIItious editor of the Winchester
Republican, in noticing the Tenth Legion
troops. says shat they used the 9 chaste aad
dignifed a.shage, hoggled sure" whefi
abiding to the res:ils Of their contest with
cold Abe" Nov, we 10 not believe any
such expression fell from single member
Of either company that went from any
county in the District Those who com
pose the tenth Legion companies are
equally as chas;e and dignifed as the edi-
tor of the Republican, aud would certainly
not be guilty of contemplate attempt to
make sport. when there was no occasion
for it. The idea having gotten out that
Tie people Of Rockingham and Shenandoah
were crude and uncultivated- nothing
more faIse-it seems to be the pride Of PEE
aantic and superficial scribblers to make
them the text for disgusting and abortiFe
witticisms.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-05-03

Generals Harper end Hartman, with sev.
eral of their Staff Officers Lave lust returr !.
ed from 1nper's Ferry. having been SUI
percsded in their commands under the o..
dlnanee passed by the Convention Asa,
acknowledgment of their gallans services st
Harper's Ferry, and of their we'll known
sf'l'tary abilities, they have been offered
commands in the volunteer forces of the
State Harper has been appointed Colonel
Harr4an Lieut.. Colonel. aud Baylor Major
OF the Fifth Regiment of Volunteers Il
is not known whether they will accept, but
1t is presumed, from their we'll known de-
votlon to the interests of the State. thew
VIII discharge any dutythat may be assign,
ed to them
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Ut OVpF. q.
JNo l.. EJBANK, Secretary.
(oarcntioa bet;seen the Comm, ncea7th of Tiro;n;
oad lie Ion tndernte Aiutes aE .

Convention beteeen The Commonwealth Of Tirginia
and tic Gontsderote States Of A,eriea.
The Commonwealth Of Virginia looking to a
speedy union of said Commonwealth and the other
slave States with the Confederate States of Amer.
jca. according r. the provisions Of the Consti.
States, enters Ito the following temporary CON
vention and agreement with said States for the
purpose Of meeting pressing exigencies affecting
the coGimon rights, interests and safety of said
Commonwealth and said Confederacv
: Ist. Until the union of said Commonwealth with
said Contederacv shall be perfected. and said
Commonwealth shall become a member Of SAID
Confederacy, according to the Constitutions os
both powers the whole military force and militia
ry operations. otiensire and defensive of said
Com ncnwealth in the impending conflict with
the United Sta shall be under the chief control
and direction &c the President of said Con Sernta
States upon the same principles basis and foot
ing as it said Commonwealth were now and du-
rfng the interval member ~ said Confaderacv
I'd. The Commonwealth IF Virginia will afte,
the discrimination of the Union contemplated i,
this Convention, and her adoption of the Consfi
tuition for a permanent Government OF ,be said
Confederate States, and she shall become a nap
Der OF said Confederacy under said nArmay.nt
uent Constitution, if the same occur turn cYss 10
the said Confederate States all the nnhjic nronsr
", naval stores, and munitions al war 40 sha
nav then be In possession OIL acquired from, the
United states on the same terms. and in Ike. man
ner as the other States OF said Confede! ac, have
done in like cases.
! 3D.. Whatever expenditure Of money. If any
said Commonwealth of Virginia shall make before
the Union, under the Provisional Government q:
above contemplated, shall be consnmma.ed, shall
be met and provided for by said Confederate
States.
This Convention entered into and agreed to, in
the c!ty OF Richmond Virginia. On The twenty
fourth day of April, 1851, bv Alexander If Sta
rhens, the duly authorized Coinm;ss homer to act iy
the matter for the said Coafcderate States ans
John Tyler, VIM. ballard prcster, Samuel McD.
Moore James P. Hoicomoe, James G. Bruce ans
Lewis &. Haryie, parties duly authorz d to act in
like manner for said eommonweath of Virginia
the whole subject to til approval and ratification
of the proper authorities Ct Aosh Governments res
pectivefy,
In testimony whereof. the parties aforesaid have
hereto set their hands and seals the day and yrsr
aforesaid, and at the place aforesaid-in duplicate
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I,tsros,Ins fr.m DfartI,sh,,.

Baltimore, July 5.-The following Is by maIl
frcm MArtinsbufg;
Thursday, noon -Ths whole army moved
here yesterday. NADENBUsH, a captain of q
company in Col. ALLEN's First Virginia RsRi-
msnt, has had his house complstsly Quilted by
strsggleIs from various regiments. BALIIkR's
2lst, and DAVIS 23d Pennsylvanisus, arc prin.
cipAlly blamed.
Gen. PATTERSON has given strict orders to
shoot the Arst man caught stealing private
property.
A runner prevails that Gsn. MCCLEILAs's
column is only tive days march fcon us.
JoHssoN has moved for Nard the heaviest
part Of his column 10 Banker Hill, a smaI /
Village tan miles below. HIS column has besn
seriously weakened by sending four thousand
men forward to assist in opsos ng Nc III
LAN's advance. II is therefore reduced -
about le,tOO, and is numerically less tn N ours
By 1900.
Yesterday, Company Il, OF the 10th, cams
aoioss a rebel patrol OF cavelry, fred upon
thtm, killing ona and woundiDg two.
Absut 90 cavalry yesterday passed through
here In full retreat, just before The head Of the
column Of feisTal troops relchsi here.
The people OF this town received our troops
with quiet but deep demonstrations OF Joy.
The pickets by mistake fired upon each
Other last night, and one man Of Gel. NAdLEs
regiment, was killed.
An tficcr Of the medical staff OF Col. jack
sons brigade. as IL retreAtsd from the battle
of Monday. NJ Huntsville, through this plaes,
raid ie bad with him 10 wounded men; thsso
w4h what are known TO 10 In fern houses In
the rsighboThcoo, would max, the rsbsl loN
fully 70. have % yet ss'n bat four prisoner
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Firos, Iaaue.t., Accidents, Go.

FIRE IN BLKEcKKR SrRKEr.-Ths tailos'I
shop Of PmLR LUrrEsBUAG oAug he re 81 10 A n
yesterday, and III, shock wIs damaged sbou, $500
| injured for $4,000 In shs Cilumbla I,,urAuos j.
Tia origin OF 'hS IRE II nOs known.
FIRE IN CEDAR BrRE Er.-At 7.45 A. M,
yesterday, 'hs astio Of the building No &c CSisl
81 Eek Are, but Ih' a mss did nos gain any had
| wsy. The Stosk OF PFrHA koSEcnAH, beokbludsr,
who occupltH the upper hcoy OF tho building, wal
dsmaged about $500, mostly by wAiar; insured.
The causs Of she hss Is NOT known.
ArTkMPr AT SUIoIDK-Captain CARSON
Of ths TeVSnus cutler Crawford, sew lying OF al
Bssssry, Aasmptsd suicide yesterday morning,
white lsborisg urd'r ,smporary iusAui,y, BY cu,.
tpg hts throat with uESr. The wound inhIeaed
II Dot supposed ~ be nsosIGsrily fatal. he WAs
hk'n ~ ihs Cay Hospital.
ADDITIoBAL CAsUALIIEs ON THE FouRrI
oF JULY.-THoNAs WARD, lad, ~ ytsrs Of
G's, rsid.ng ~, ~ Rl,Eag ssIee,, y az der,, r
ously TJlrd ~ ihs buIIsluo ~ . p'tiol which rs
Ma mig ~ v nfos ttr'e,. Tls po-.Js coLys.ed
h'u0 ~ Wis nntss's
A M. JokrNAu KEIPT1 wfs .pgiou''y irl ned
L. we btgh d. - if"a rstlroc q 81 tsSm "slol
~ ~, - oAs wsh passing .htnuI 4 q. set
s,rot.. snA VA o.AVby ID 70 va New Nok IA -
pi'sl.
Dawn EoIsiuss,a 10y living a, NJ Brosl
street badly hj ured ~ me rad Is a. prsnR.
Lure dis,hsrSs "a pistol. T4kea ~ 'As Nav Y.tk
II gpinl.
Gro nUcIIvy boy IL ysvs otVe SHOT ti-s,ll
through lie hbrd VI 10 d'sHtSrgiug pgt)l In
D Vision s,rseL TskaI 70 hlS Ttsids-e1. NJ. %
Chrlsyis ct get
A Wan named wn kUsrHI, Wills Fslssp NJ the
p'Of tOot 81 jams rs.l. wst EhoI Ia the hrm by
a. NJ psTsOn u1fuoWu. IA WSs ,Gksa 81 ihs Nv
York Hotpt'sl.
JouE MoFALL, iding IN sit street rear iOth
Avenue, 40 knoof Cd down and Tua over hy q
hoi - ard dlIt cara In Tth Ayscus nssr IS IN s,rs.t
aDc hsS his shoulo.r bone 'rSeiursd. BE WIS ,skan
" BlisNua II Spiel
HKHY BAHm while in tha nsW hut sing os,psr
Q!esa Fr'tt ASd 1,h ANsauc. was stuck VI = fall
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Houss or Repr,...,.,,x..

| Washington, July 6.-On motion OF Mr.
LoyHJor, the House proceeded TO the election
OF SsrgeAnt-at arms.
hessrs. MUDoErr, EDwARD BALL. OF Ohio
GLossnRsssER, SEABKooK and PLooD wer,
| voted for.
Ex.COngressm,n BALL wss elected. Mr.
CRIrIESDKH appeared and took ths
usual oath 10 support the Consultation.
Mr.. JouSsos presented memorial fro N M
kLEIr, conts,tin8 the ssat of Mr.. VFsaE Of
Penn, which was referred TO tho Com mites
on Elections.
Lea GoosESow, Of New York, was elected
On motion of Mr.. Cox tho R,v. Mr.. srocK.
TON was declared Chap ain Of the present Con :
gree.
Ws. s Kuo, Of Minreso.,, was elected
Poftua ter
Mr.. Ely, from tho oint COMMITTEES. roportst I
tat they had disctarged their duty, aud To q
President info med them he would immsdiA,1ly
C0mmuui ate n message
Tho p.esidents Private Secretary, sometime
thereafter delivered II.
Tho Message was read, AMI that part recon-
or ding four hundred thousand msn and fur
hundred millions a collars, was received with
applause On the Republican side and tho z Ller.
lee. Other portions woIs similarly greeted.
ga motion Of br. SrkvEss the Mesa "a
ard aeco mpany ing documents were referred 20
the Committee OF the Whole on the Union and
ordered 10 10 printed.
The N,brasks contested election case was
discuised, ard Mr.. DALEY, finally sworn In.
Mr.. SrEvHNs gave notice Of the Introduction
ola bill TO repeal all laws creating ports Of On
try in the rslellious states.
Also bill for holding uoited States Court
In Wheeling.
Mr.. Vas WICK asked leave 10 introduce a
bill providing for the trans mission OF lettsrs OF
officers and soldiers fres of postage.
Mr.. BoRnATr being opposed 10 the Thanking
privilege; objected. Adjourned.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING., July 6, lsu.
rs. srvwd q interfering nsw,--Iaeludins

fss srvwd d interesting Hsws--lseluding .
prsakdsntt Message, swsit.d BY the pubic
viii more snxis,y thsp any other dnes ths
isundstioa q our Govssnmsnt-vhils Il fross
out Coz Ne DAY l-rgs portion e our stand
Ing sdvstissnrrA cannot Be sspsctsd 70 a.
Low NJ room foysxtsndsd editorial REMARKS.
The Mssssgs dsssrvss and resolves general
spprosstlo- from an parties, for its direct,
manly ssl foroIbls statement o. the facts and
prircip,s Involved In The present. crisis Of our
nssis,l Affairs. Lfks all Mr.. LrEooLnp pro-
auo,ous, II d simple and unaffected 70 star ling
dsrs.. fs stats paper, and The plain p,o-
pA"tO whom he refers with such eviisnt prlds
and partially, viii read II with .ss.. wi. re-
ish, and with appreciation No n.ssag wAs
ever rssd % universally az this viii b.. %
ons win BE- content 10 hear q vhatit ssys from
othsrs. We therefore need maks no apology
Tor onittisg the usual sypopsil Tn only
spsciae Recommendation Ia which the Prssi lent
iaduiess Is tho raising Of 100000 men ard
e4oo,SOc, 900 In money.
TIE proceedings Of Congress 40 ht have
bssa marked with happy unlniaity, aud TIE
sslsction Of ofic,r appears TO be sminsntly
juficiouS, and Indicative Of thu bsst sNt Of de-
termination TO make no halfway work with
treason and rebellion.
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The Extra Session Senate.
q. A. Grow Elected Speaker

WSShiH9ton, July 1.-The ssra,, was called
10 oder by the Vice Prss dent at IL O'Clock
neon.
The following Senators were present -
Msssrs. ABTHoSY, BAYARD, BIEGuAM
BRHoKmEIDGK, BRIGHr CmASpLKR, CLAuK,
COLLASEG CowAS DIXON DDoLlrIs. r.,
sESDNs, Poo1E, TosTER, 6EmEs. Hall.
HARLAN, Hams, Hows JSp,ssox, q T,a,
hessse f; KtSNspl, kNo LASE, o. Ind,lLn
LhrnAM Nor I'll rTsNUH PsAR.g, PoLl,
PowsLL, SAuIsnvLl, FHEmA5, SbnipNs,
, SUs,SEK TES EicK, TIomsoN TpUmru
! WADE WILKINSON and WILSON.
Mr. GRIMES Ir'fen.od tho cr5ds,t,.!s a
JAsTss. 8 LANE begs.vr elect from ksnsa.
who took tho cath.
Mr. DOoLITTLE presented tho credentials O.
3 c. PoMERoY, Senator elect from Kansas
Mr.. TRUEBULL prssort.d toe creiutiTs Of
OaYLLK ii. BKowNiNG, Ssrstor slec. ffon
Illinois, 70 iii tbs vacancy caused - the dos'l,
OF sTRPHEH A. DJUGLAs.
Mr.. LATHAM presented be credentials Of
Jas. A. McDoUGAL. SeEst)f slS:t from Cal
forniA.
Mss,Ts PoMEBoI, BRowISG and McDoU.
CAL then hAo the oA'h adbi-ls ele1 20 bean
Nc. PoMsRoY DIRE . the long tsTm TO- X III
~. and NJ, Lane the short term.
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s.e "F.ur,hp 4. w..h,pa, ton.

Ths Fourth Of July was msgaiaesu,ly OBJ
served in Washington, by tn, parade o, TWEEN.
~ three regiments Of New York Sale troops,
IN fopr ersst divisions. The President, C.bt
net, Gen SoorT and ether distinguished gon-
tleasu reviewed the troops from platform
erected In front Of the White House, and OK
presssd their admiration at their splendid up
pssrsnos. At the conclusion Of thu review tn,
people were sedre'sed by va ious members Of
the Cabinet, and by Generals MAssFnLD
BAHDroRD and DIX.
Whsn the President was called for he said
with Characteristic hunor ~ appear at you
call, not to make speech. have made q
great many dry and dull onss Nov, must fall
back AID ssy, that the dignity Of my position
dos not psrmit me to expose myself any more.
I can now take shelter and listen to others.
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RxRRA sKssION-so..se

Warrington. July b.-GsoRoz T. BRo.u
was elected Sergsant-st Arms, and took the
oath,
Mr.. CHANDLER gave notics that he should
TO morrow introduce q bfil to conf cate the
property OF all Governors OF statss, members Of
Legislatures, judges Of courts, all military Of !.
hoers ssovs the rank Of lieutenant who shall
take up arms sgainst the Government Of the
United States, or aid and abst treason az ain Il
the GovsrnHent, and that all such individuals
he forever dlsqualiHsd for holding Office Of
honor or emolu usnt, or trust In the Govern.
ment such property to be applied TO restore
70 Union men In the rebel states any Losses
they may have suffered.
HoTH,-Ths resignation OF the Clerk OF the
Senate sont yeste day was JosKPH NIcuoI-
son, not AsBURY DICKKss.
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Military News.

FUNERAL or TIE LArs Paw ATE HOLM IA.
TIE funeral Of the late JoHz HoLmss, . phi.
vsts In the 79th (highlsnD Rsgimsnt, who
was killed at Georgetown, took place ysstsr.
day afternoon, attended by an escort Of the
regiment, consisting Of IS phVatss, command
cd by Sergeant MILLER. The remains wore
talon 70 the Greenwood Cemetery.
THE 36rH REoDKsr-It |, now decided
that the Seth regiment, N. Y. ", Col. IssEs,
will not leave for the seat Of war till Monday
nsxt, On sccount Of not yet being supplied
with the requisite amount OF arms.
SKcosD Rzo'r. Fn. ZouAvrs, CoxrAsr
IA meeting Of this Company will be held
this evening at Engine house Nc. 20.
SRcosD REo'r n. Y. o. M.-Lisut. p. ].
DowsKr, will hsvs tomorrow at 4 o'clock p.
NJ, With squad Of mon 10 Join the above
regiment now In active service In Virginia.
Thoss anxious to join may apply at thu aruory.
cor. Hall Placs and 7th At, or at 20 Chsrry
g., before 10 O'Clock A. n.
THH MozARr RkorMKSr.-Ths Mozart
Regiment left yesterday. They took boat and
bsrges at Yenksrs for Elizabsthport, where
they started on the New Jersey Central RaIl.
road Tor Washington. They did not pass
through the city.
CAPT. CooswELL has resigned hi, rank In
the regular United States Army, to take the
position Of Lieuten ant Colonel in the Tammspv
Regiment, Col. WIN, d. KENNEDY. Captain
CCoswELL is a graduate Of West Point, and a
most accomplished oficsr. He was one Of the
inspecting officers Of the Government in this
district, and In making choice Of tbs Tamuany
Regiment for personal command, he does the
Regiment great honor, and shows hiu sppr.ei,-
tion OF the quality Of the mon. Poe Regiment
expects TO leave for Warrington on Wednesday
neHt. All its companies ara now full and the
mon are receiving their arms.
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Frem Baltimsre.
AHoTHu nAaTn

BlsKs, Of he a.v Yo.i oh r.dmsu,, ssrri tr.i
this svsning iron Hsrp.rs Ferry, On The way
70 New isk. Hs vas shot At IN bridge BY Z
cenoealsd hccpsr on ths Vudnia shers. Two
cthsf meraeers II the company were wounded.
fbs Weshidgton Star has dispatch from
yfsfton, dated the 81, which says th.s Gen.
Eosnu ATTACKED and routed q division Il
WINS army On Monday morning. ct Baehsn.
an-kinsd ~, took 200 pisousrA and 10 hor-
sea Twas . foot rsos, no. one OF onr meu
being killed, and Gen MoRRu h. cent Z
large fores h parsuit Of them.
Gen. hOCLELLAH was expso ipg 10 attach
the main body under WISE al Laurel Hill er
the 9TH.
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GOOD SHws FROM oxS. PATTERSON.


Lo,dstiile n.y., July 5.-A feoo,sion A q
rsitsd yesterday was tom down and burned by
ths citizens.
The Unionist' celeb a'sd the IA Snthusi,,.
heally, the national II * was raised, and ltri-
otto speeches we're made.
G'nhal hoSrdosEaY's aud LASE's fore
are marching for the Indian country.
Tie Augusta COnSt.tutiotdRsf thinks il Ger.
tain that the Confederate Cons 'itution wi be-
ceeatsd in that slate.
The Legislature II Tennessee has lust al.
iouusd II authGi Isd the Governor 70 sue
iressury rotes Tor Ihne HAiliUas Of dOllars ~
% 10 $500, At 9 per cent,
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Report Of the Score airy Of the Freasury.
Ihs Secretary Of the Treasury, In his AZ.

heper OF the Secretary Of the Freasury
Tbs Secretary Of the Treasury, In his an.
nuh report, says
yAst oorspiiaoy aSairn Me Union Of IhA s,.,a.
aed The Vey stenoe OF the nationAl q warn mani
which hss bean Ralhsrirg strength and prspariug
broken cut ihso @ ant violence, and haI Sass-,sd
prop ions 20 serious, that an sxIIaordinarv a.
eiuon " the pubic torcs, creating sxnaordinary
SsiIsd ePta ,OS Suoiis r,ssnrses. e re-
n'urS and suppression. Ia ths ju 'EnenI al
lhe beoresAry, the olsAIsa undsrs,sndinS AZ
~: so,uA condition Of me PuSno hoanoes' and
OF the MEASURES dsmanded by lis txl RencIsG. nj
be oetained by Considering The WAols sub ~ nnasr
she following general hSAcE:
one-The balance arising nom the rec ,ipIs and
s H Of Tho fiscal year 1861, ending on the
TNo-Ths demands upon The Treaury .ns,pa
under existing sppr pdatonS, ard created by 1hs
new yaI 1901, exiesecies for which provlsion n 70
W mAcs curing the Zeal year.
Tnres-Tae best way OF provd NJ for Ihese d,.
mands' and the mesnA available for aha, purposs
A,n The hrH' ard Iyoond branches, the acr IA
y sno IS 90 sgsreyAS Of sppr t.donS AlIeAdy
The G1uiilonRl 'siuN,a hsleW ia submitted f,r
We SET Ice she ds'sl year endHR June 80, 1851,
i9' Id 5 u. le' g asus'd b. ,hs 'Pp ieSt,on
'i tN,ZvS,Ndl 20 - ,hG service Of Ihs pre 3sding
yesr, wi rsquifa sddtSnIl apr pristicns
For CtN.l isi, foe n intercourse, aud mlsoe' an
eoh hitcL, Ss3l 400 20; fr tbs II,erior DspNt
o., 'm ~ go %, for ". War Dpar.psnL $isb
200 ;9I 10; for ths NsVy pa tnen $50 COO 500 20
A. Vie segrtg1Ss, $1l1, los, $50 10 la addi.isn 70
these dem snds upCn ans TrsAAu,y, Il will Ia nsoss-
s1ly provide tT o. . redemption Of tbs Il 'ssaafy
n ts due snd Ga'uripg 70 ths Gnouot OF Sl2 $50 :
Sol ca, and for the ptymsRi on 10 Interest on re
ubl @ deb, 70 bs created during the yer, which
ooo'pu'ed ~ tbs sverAzs OF the ak months, rnSY
10 'BimAisd Al 50 900 0)0.
Aries further f.uriBg, ihs Secretary saws tho
whole amount itqu,ei Tor she hSotl ytsr Ct 1902,
d ~ 't,i eoIe DO ssGtsd ENS3lS 90 0sl 81.
l. VIII BE- Heb sjai In chs 'orsgo ny ssi nIlas no
revision for ths l6Istssl on tke eEtHttpR public
b. fp'e.heAl y sIpstn The on isSoH 4 oaIy
pCsItI', the siCnaAie fur tina Interest being IA
adei 10 .he SUM OF ns.,ly % 900 900, SirSAdy
pfroPrtAlSd ~ the rear 1893,
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lkrardia, Juiy i.-Ail ths bars are clossd,
ard soldiers sre sonnnsd 10 th>ir camps today.
This Il q prscaution aTsinst thu possibility II
an attack By 0ensrL BkAvRxokiD. uudsr ths
enpPc.ftlou that our position vi BE- weakened
ffoilicking ~ soldiers % ths nationsl holiday.
he fact b che position was nsvsr 20 secure u
u 4 today.
nsBnL sAEfoom.
Two balloons from the secession camp hay,
be.a seen demonstrating within the p vt 60
dsya
couxr MknyfAr-
A Court Martial Wa hsld ysstsrday sye,
Gel. NoDowxLf, q the Riftk Psmsylvsuis
feginsnt IL \ undsrstood Tia case, vhich 1,
said 10 have sfissn from certain conduct Of hil
Will acting - an ofioR OF the day, VA
waived In view q the speedy disbsud mont Of
IN. r.giment the tern Of snllstmsst expiring
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-06

Ing pis-k. sd hsd o.s ~ NJ isrx fr.os
phces Ne 80 takaa - Dsl1gvus II =.
JAM HuuT We burnsd b. ne sxplo
der, ., No. ~ Hudscn sRees.
hnounar uPou THH BODY or A 81
oorcasr sourx,s bod sa inqusss yess
Ne body q private Jou HoLx.. q u
gimeuA vno ~. myrassiocoly N,
oeorssssys, ID. O.s ~ dnys ~.
haA hen lid = 0smnssyvn, hrs ne
ma broushs o. NH shs body, 49, sno,l
VS. sscses.ry bsSbrs tks bezy could bs
tszTsd Tusrs were fouy s<.bs n Ne n
eessss, bsstdss o. IN The hard and
had. Ths jury rendersd . vedict
from sahs - me hs.ds Of sou,s psrsees n
Dfceestd wao . nsuvt Of scctlsn1, 20 ~,
ssd lssvss 'su,,ly - lee Eighth ave-
ri. vi,h military honorr, took place
snsrnoos.
FATAL BuRuIso CAsuALrY.--Coror
MAN held an irqusss yssssrday upon u
RosANSA McGRhSr, an IdsA wonsa- u
sgs, vho dad fiou burts received on ~
- No 2is L iEsbsh ssresa, where shs.
hsr olo,hs- while pou,ins burning hu !
isni,sd o, ais. A verdict u "Sco De a
vss isLdertd-