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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
U. 8. PknrxSr1ARy,
Wdshinstos, Jxxe q, 1861.
PROPOSALS will be received until O'CLOCK ON thu
Distinct ~ Of te6 rG6nshIng the Psnt0ntary Of the
H ZOO poands fresh beef
1900 Do mlsdlings Of bacon
$40 bushels potatoes ..
80 barrels navy beans
y iarre molasses
81 DO common brown sugar
Loo DO blaox tea
10 boxes bisok pepper
u barrels vines or 800
LOO pounds brown scan
$40 do fine hourr -.
$50 bushse corn pe,l ..r.... -..s.
100 tons white ash coal
Is do CUMBERLAND coal
80 do, oak wood .ar.
so bushels oats
Bidders can a. their option pro.osa 70,
al OF The articles natned in the above Iist ~ vi
arGlss es Dear as can be done taey pr"pose 10
The a1tic es NUT os dsliyerej at the Penitenus-
required 'oe % may Dc
Ia lho night Is reserved of ordering greater or
quahtt- OF each ami every article cont aotsS
70 a. ne gn3iic service may require. @o'01
B6ssS 81 T,, seUarity 2 be approved By the
irl serfo ms1cs Of the contract 'o' the isith-
,rtcposas must be eudo, seq Proposals for su,
Pies, and ISM at the Psnit ,ntialT by the t,rps
ss9s ABOVE a; noae viii be consIdsred tina. are
Any 9t.sr inf rmau"n that nav hs reouired n,
~ ~ gsslins :, bli can be obtained b. appyInS
BY ORDER Of the Board of rn,p.c,or, -
''a : : = : n. KING, Warden.
| ACE POINTS AND LACE MANTILLAs
pS Ts h hsy s,5 lq,t ssee,y.d .rr. lot Of LACE
au tons. purc based for ossh, ar an. III
10 he Sss anu , nae placed them on our sounfer
friee only % 50, worth S7oo yQs -.
,T AT - MAXWELlR
il a .os. MANI 2 and Fancy store
sse rennsyivaniA avenue. .
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eriT5t Of the Morning Press

The Iassii'ssarsJ publishes two letters OF John
AdsuS 10 Lieut. Gov. Lincoln, Of Mass showing
that fear OF danger from an extreme view Of
State rights then existed, and that frequent warn
ings Were given against the dissemination Of this
miSh'evous doctrine
The Republicans regards the statement in the
New York Tri5KHs that the Cabinet intends to
end the war with compromise similar to that
offered by Mr. Crittenden as {. too absurd for de-
Ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

DROP LETTERs.-We are desired to call the at
tenton OF the public to recent regulation of the
Post Ottice Department which does not seern tn
he generally known, that all drop letters mus, be
prepaid, otherwise they are sent to the Dead Let.
ter OIce, as other unpaid letters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26
i.rThe Naval TrIhrnai az Mna-Il ...,.

J-Th" Naval Tribunal, Of Madrid sentenced
captain Of Marines 20 twenty years hard labor
Tor shooting dead the man WHO had insultsd his
ntH"'hea' bnt he appealed 10 the Supreme
Tribunal Of War and Marine and the Cont ro
solved that as an insult to the Young lady lie was
ABOUT 10 marry was gross prOvocstion TO him
we sentence should he squashed II, hovey yer
declared that he should be intcrdict-d from The
enl0"ment Of civil rights, and should be placed
uhoer the surveillance Of the police for life also
mat the pistol he used should be confsca,ed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

IL Capt. Baker and crew Of the captured
prlvateer savannah are to have an examination
In New York to-day, and will be tried next
week on charge Of treason, piracy, and rob.
berry on the high seas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

DIN "cCrLL"TH The Fort Smith cOrresoan-
aent OF the Nashville Gazette says his ubf1ritnus
a'V.o.dl ls Ia "a re tie Las been spooint. a
hrgadler General. and takes corr;nand Of the
I"fc'' on the western frontier He is also com.
"'SS"hed 10 raise several regiments Of volunteers
IA -le Indian Territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

APPoINrED.-The President has appointed
Robert ID. Cunningham, Postmaster at James
town, N Y; also, Walter NJ. Murphy, OF Mich,
to be Consul General at Frankfort on the Maine
vice Hosmer, dead; also, Richard Hildretb. of
y. Y, u. =. Consul at Treiste
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

IL The centrevilie md } Times places at the
head OF its editorial column as candidate n,
Governor OF Maryland the name of Hon Nor.
risOn Harris, of Baltimore county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

~ The Naval Board Of Philadelphia have
been making experiments with M .Villerais, sinh.
marine battery, and are of opinion that II would
b" of much service to the Government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

" A private letter received by gentleman
In this city from Indiana, states that The army
worm Is making great havoc with the crops, and
tha! the pest seems TO be increasing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

IL a vender Of a pamphlet edition Of the Con-
sutulon OF Tue nited Staies was arrested at left
ersonville, Va, on Monday. When taken before
the Mayor the agent was asked what wares he was
selling, and wien the answer was given the
Mayor said, The Constitution OF tie United
HHles-what do you ask for copy!" The rgply
was, g Only half dime His Honor thsn
pulled ont dime and said, ''Well, Ell take Two
copies, and you, sir, are discharged :,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

II Clean sweep Is now being made I'm all
the post offices in Western Virginia, nearly all the
postmasfers being sympathizers with the Con.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

ITThere are now but four volunteer reei
ment' In New York city, oil Of whish expect e
leave for the seat Of war this week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

IL On Monday serious riot broke ont in
MILWAUKEE, wisconsin, growing out of banking
affairs
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PERSONAL.

THE PATRICK BRENNAN Who who was
mentioned 10 N'LGay's S;sr as having been
a,ies'ef On Gharge o! aTc Is not Mr.. Patrick
Fireman. hickman. Of this CIT. is
THE HlG HE-T PRICE PAID IN CASH
for aides and Gcntenen's CAST OFF
CitTHlNG, Address Cash." star office.
Je 2i-3t"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

lEE sTADE DUHs-The London Observe, .av,
The stade Dues are at an end a, las, Govs,n
ment las received intima,on tina, the os.,rnc,,on,
10 commerce are at last to cease No more d..
VIII be levied after July1. The .um 10 b. "a
70 treat Britain viii be little over flso COO ),
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

IHE LATEST RUMOR, seriously believed by come
individuals, is that Gen. Scott went up In Prof
Loves balloon, and discovered JEFF Davis, Lee
and Beauregard at breakfast together, at Mans,.
junction. with sPfinkling Of 50 900 men in
'ne 'eh'eo neid surrounding that locality. This
will do for the present, ..aperiently.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

kECoGSZED.-rhe first citiciaI act of the Gov
eminent e. tbs point recognizing the new pro-
VisioEai government at Wheeling IA the State
government Of Virginia, took place today. il.
having regular Official Intercourse with Goyrrnor
Pierpont; communicating to him the apportiou.
ment OF Virginia iyr the Thrty-eighth Congress
The Legislature has been convened to meet in
the new Custom House, Wheeling, on the LIST Of
July prox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

iEE hr@aUd OF The TiaEs.-We place no
ialth "GateVer In the current accounts in New
io'A papers stating That two peace propositions
nave been made to tue Government Indeed we
hhn" 'Hat even II the oligarchy have authorize led
SdCH propositions TO be made, the fact has lot
"eeh even lnnmated TO the Government here
le''efday We took occasion to state incidentally
iha' no one IN authority here, military or civil,
dreamed OF entertaining any sucn proposition. If
aiY 'uch be made We knew what we were
doing when making that statement
TA's- who place any confidence whatever ia
u :" peace proposition story are therefore
simply deceiving themselves egregiously
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

- v . Learn T 'Hi tie Boston Advertiser that
80, Boston battery, aud the Sixth and Eighth
=, .ose"S regiments, how stationed at the
,,c''y hou'e' who originally volunteered for
nave rendered their services TO tbs
Government for three years or the war
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

oCR FsrEvDs st the various military camps and
u movements and affairs IN their vicinities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

III The Maryland Legislature has taken a
recess until the Goth OF July.
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DORTABLE
l. WIRE BEDsrEADs

l. WIRE BEDSTEADa.
am now panufacturins Portable Wire pss
sseaas' hn Mattress complsts They fold up And
In thick, and can Be used IN the aItms q: snG ~
Zee Zee PI,oe $3.50 | you'd refer to DR. 4. ".
ststs yolpntSsof ne Twslnh Infantry, New YORK
nov stanonsd at Washington, d. g.
All orders promptly attended 70. FERNS oash.
jsss3ts sAI H aISiSMs s'sla Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26


- NO fHoNss Oar nc!gEbor of the
sH''' Sea in The iaf.rl.lsr o. b,oupb,,..
euey :" orr :. zeal correspondent IN A.
an 70 I'D by Inn transmitted L, to- s.. -,
n'''e Tor fIa-'c',o" On t.l,t day ~, ,,..-,
he pa" b" 7isn reyaI,l 10th J,,,.,,,e-,
n',"n 'fHy al Manassas, a4d is 60, -
ORDER 70 give - doubt ;..dUs. r. - 8. -
cur coIrrspondents lniOr.. ut 10 h..
'ae ic'ce al tie junction on u. SuD5.r,s,..' ~
-ei' 'hsfe-th Sunday of this w.ek-lssl -.
fa'brf th n ss lie stated, on lac Gu.,,a, =, y,
~eek-tn" -: dsy tetorr last Doubilu, ,Tho,,,n~
zoo essentially pusz.sd 20 acc QUIT fpr IN. T.
u / L"V'TS sartt Tor tLe Potomac ffr,,,, =,
JALouon) Via Dr-nf'irs On Tussday Of last vys..tr
'L's Informant nevertheless n.aHa.,I 10 ne T.,
Aie1aLdrid Ntsf"rdrv-'a Seven DAYS, W. H..
10 -Af"fn Doubling IhCmas INA, ye,t.ra,,. e,,.,
ing We had an interview with Ice r,r.,.. il, en-.
Non' ana learned fl particulars Of lis a,,-s and
imprisonment Al Manassas, and his exodu, f,o,,
virginia and are satisfied That his accom-, o,,,ar
u our special correspondent is correct IN 80,
word Of 1t, 70 ;Ee best Of skaow.rcy and 49,
~ reI' hlHs tie Potomac lie creased the river IN
4 'n !. boat, and came TO Alexandria in = ,Iva,
e;aH winch he boarde.i from ile MARYLAND ,bo,.
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BOARDING.,

- single persons. Also, vacancies for a few Stu
qents Terms moderate. Address X X. BURNS
fIaihhetd, Cumberland county. Pa. je 6-Imeos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

=, w The Great Eastern is coming back to New
York IN July
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

SoIICE.-At an adjourned mestIyg Of the
- C0inmls.Cned Officers of ;hs First and
ScccId Regiments, First Brigade. the "a, Iovin1
resolutions were adopted
, hrre shall be meeting for ercise and drllI of
the Officers OF The Brigade ON ThJrsJav ernninS
NJ M i-past 3'c'ock, OF each week For Tires
nioh'nsi @ OF Il. "a at the rmoTy OF the Washing
Ton Light In,antrF, tCoombs' tsui dInsD
here snail ha hue imposed OF each III GER who
shaIL abSe : himself from each meeting of ON
dollar, OF which he shall be notified n, ;ha cha
man OF the meeting At which ne wss absent
In accordance with the ahovs resolutions tbe
o ,nnlssi1ned and non-commI ssinne' officers ara
hereby ordered 10 be present on ThursdaT evsnfns
next at 9k O'clock o'ehiHs
il &C.
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giving Cor his passage here, tie boat in which he
had crossed the river We are thus particular In
This explanation, that our neighbor may no longer
perpl-K his mind with his own misa kes-two Of
which grace his criticism. viz: First. His idea
that reference was made to Sunday Of this, rather
than Of last week. Second: Overlooking the clear
statement Of his text, that the escaped man made
for :hs Potomac go escape INTO MdryI1nd), taking
the Dumfries road He obfuscated II INTO dec
laration on our correspondents part, that when
be (the Pr!soner) got free, he made for Dumfries,
but got to Alexandria; which is twenty-three
miles north OF Dumfries' On these two exploded
Measurements Of the context of the dispatch 10 the
Star, he bases all his doubt OF Its truth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

Beside, t5es- iz-s,. .rr--l1.le. s.f -..r-;sr,.
different reg H. = uGr-l.- COG, tyr. i,o,,.
ard have =-:.r-d -,-c f-5.. Liz "a. ... y,L-cb
iose her VITA s-versi independent: {. rIpan.es 70.
mentioned FL ta- et.vt, v:oaId make .ae number
Of troops mere ovcr Fly Jiouz.ld vaIt..crt c,.,-
H1at:hg the T'-u.~rss -nlr.aeI Id D.s.-:e, O: Co.
'----iOlL core Tie total fierce OF the re,lI!a,
army Hrw en- LA lac :. ever Z .ee1 hundred md
Of nIar-.' ala hundred. IGa rolls OF the iI,s -ct
troops music et 'E'o u. service show some fsr,
toou'lnd- TS's, tLs total usgrcgatc OF .,oops
already On Ibis inc arlUuafs TO between ff,y-s,y
and afIy-seyea thousand
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WANTS.

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG wOMAH
"A wants 'ItEaI Is cook, va her, d Ironer.
Best Of references gwen. App y AIS corner Sixth
UANTEp-Py respectable ,ounr woman, q
w SITUATION as ch.mbe' msid, nurse: or to
do the Homework for smaIi family. Good refer
enee ssf % given Address Box L. star once
WANTED-One hundred LOCUST POSTS.
w eight feet long, with an average width of FIVE
Apply 10 ReE; CHARLES i. WHITE, d b. il
AN AMERICAN YOUNG LADY. of ,ood
2 address, &c; who 'Peaks French as hueEtly as
sings, wishes q position as ccHpaniou TO ady or
fSacheJ to her dsns htsts Adde'S; JOsEfH
w who LEFT his home, on street, nCa7 IA st,
Is,sEs; on MGnosy last, and Las not since been
Talstq5.f, and brosn fit hat carried with il n'
n e 3,
WANTEn-sy q young msn for many years
w conn oted vita the Press, EMPLOYMENT
as oorIespondent: amaDnensls, or secretary. Ad-
dress SCRIBE" Star Office It.
A CoMPETENr DsUG CLERK WANTED
~ Immediately. Adde'S "R. b." t-rourh Poet
w SesIs, com. 0fsaGie FtRNIsHEsDhS p S% En-
liz
A. /" Hi Ell }, Washington, ID. c., giving de
scriptlon OF premises, term. a.: j. :5a.
" ANTEDEA good nAND + work in livery
street: More but good hand reed sPPlI. ie24
&c new e. sT FIVE sESB BSB
DlN6, lor which we are paying the highest
cash prices. Families declining housekeeping, or
having surpus of furniture, will ind it TO their
advant hge tU give us q AL.
BONTZ GRIFFITH.
Je lS-u No. 369 18th ST., betw. ana X ats.
WANTED TO PURCaAsE-For the u.s.. of
w the y. =. troops in Fairfax county, Va,
WOOD HAY, OATS and CORN. Propositions
from re sltAnts of the county preferred Apply to
the LdeTsisleG, near = Ilins ton Houte.
o. ii. TlLl.INGHAST,
le 4-i Capt. A q. NJ.
w AETEn, FOR TIE CAsH-Ait kind. of
W SECOND-HAND FURNITURE A n 20
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, Perrons leav-
ing me CITY o: having surplus wall do well to call
im'nadatsly. x. BUCHi .Y,
jeS aga seventh. between g and III sts.
NGANTS.-PeTsons dec Inin. hoLs eepiny, or
W havIng y surplus IF second haEG Furniture
30 dispose Of Wi do vel 10 cal at Big Seventh
Rtfe7t. hetwean = SEd r., Sd s.a buying at highest
cash pric2s. Also, old Brass, Copper, Lead, iron,
and 2ags.
III 4-rf JOHN B0ETZ, Agent.
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IHE TRIP "E THR ~rEANER jaws Grv
Lfsig' mint S';1 ;hs R-!-is az MI:;a.Gs Fo,n.-
Tss EEs19g Ds,FerSsd-~C 0~.yabqH,s yak.u
TJe steamer James Guy went DOWN -. riv,r ~,
Aonddy afternoon on accommodating e.pedi,ion
leaving the Navy Ya-d ii % o'clock N ,rd
rCnaing down - aqua C5--k whnIa sb. Inv
g ngsice ne PawHeC TIL j. IL Tuesday ,vba,,
- IN company with t. P4lyg-e tte.rued dc,..,,
% Matthias Po-nt, tgTciatr g. is below Arrived
ttere, they discovered tlai tue rebeIs had arrived
Al iOrce ABOUT e'U s'E"TG. aad were 5rc,D,,,,l
:. cut nile Oacz tom lie Point ne-r a mr.,
iLey had plck7ts ont alolE the shore and c.,,,,
Z al Intervals
lie Pawnee opened tire ;-orl her biz ouns
throwing considerable EamLer OK sn.t ibtn,,,t
tie underbrush and scattering tue tickets VII
Z q bacE - speed towards Their cara, r.
al loads CT men Aimed with carbsrss ana s,d.
AIMS were seLt ashore and scouteI shout 1T,
cover OF TIE guns. while heavy ire q SbeI ,,..s
opened upon tl- camp, six'y-taree .h.II holm,
'-iown .A,- tie ca,ap lines, nearly all Of vvffcS
were SEE % eAp4oGe- IEe fierce tel in all Girer
IoH'' bu' n. Lav!ng any fOGcc beyond tie sbrn-s
s" IT. 'H''' - pursuit Yves made. Meanwhile
Ihe boat party captured two horses with ira,
ing '1dh Ae'S ana number Of overcCats which
iel' IN 'nelr nasty Eight, wkich were
''~ S''"S IL b 10 the city.
During tie rakiag fire which Was Ken, mn, ,-.,,,
great apparent eject from tin P.vvn-,. -
who WIS In the rebel party, being LEFT b.bi,d
ian about 'ss'ylng To escape, bu. the r.r;har bs
got froU. the saore tie nearer ne Game IN ~.
range 81 tie shot, 80 he turned and tied hack In
me sLore, Where he was taken by TIE boats crew,
80 carried On board the Pswnee His name il
JacksoH Lily, and he is owned Inv ,,.,do,,.
r'uar', WAC has son in the rebel army lie
nlr,d as servant to a man named Grimes also 8,
me rebel army He states that the r,b, * ,,,..a
tnere fOr the purpose Gr erecting d batte,v ~,
had hitherto failed account Of the ditrcuI,v .,
getting heavy guns TO that point; bat that H.,
WILL succeed Yet, unless closely watched Tn.
horses, negro, and other contra band ayticI.. I'll
were placed on the James Guy and branch, %
TIE Navy Yard, the steamer arriving ,,,s,. =, a.
O'Clock Last night
Inc fawnee was relieved for the t,in IN, a.
Freedom, which took her place at the cr,sk rha
crew think TIA. unless the rebels got avn, y-o,0
tAeir ercamPment before the P.xnee oo.ns1 -.
IL Rreai damage must have been don. then, IT.
sd'e iS-iy was frg hteusd cut If Lis wits 1,,,,r
zee Isking Ere along tue shore. and said /, ,rs,
We ho:"'' p!sce LIE ever got iato. The boa,.-
'"s =" 20 PREPARATIONS io- .7fteries tl..rs b,,t
'na' II wa 80 design u I.y l,:... IN Gomez,
>Pe'l'-oAs 70 ''et end at onrr nc ole dout,1
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The NEW NcRK ISlBUyR is DISTRESSING r,a,f
s''ioaS:I bat ca'irrly without cause. cnnreruipn
tie var policy cf the Gcyrr-ine and the vet
tran Scot II may possibly b. Coin.r r,fscI icf
CO., .' any are 10 IL found who cTeuit il witt + !,
n'Ie true patriotism III tie present n.on,e9tops
cr!s's' Khan IT. @c.natiGC ti, .. sideat and Cab
49,; OF win Tar ctaIeI knowledge o. tho ner.S
aih-s and tTJ:' policy OF tue IN ai4n taa, tbat
"PoH Which the Comluander-in-Chief bases TIN.
movements Of TIE 4 rent a: MES for which no
-;.i is on: is responsible. Of all The New yCrk
h'"sParvr-"Llce Generals, the Tribune ia now the
H-aSt TioiculoGs-for il has better Elan and bet
- i".-cj th~n that pursued or likely 10 be MIR
s"'a In every current emergency, military or
evil great or small. Nothing that is done NJ,
ii.t - i keiy 10 De done either in the dinIornscv
90 E-0"ri"eHiS Uniliiary) II tie war, suits the
i''ohHe: winch las better plan 70, everything
"c respectfully submit 10 shat learned modest
ana experienced military and diplomatic sutbor.
NV that so long as Il continues to insist tb,t
heithff the Executive branch Of the Government
nor General Scott does anything whateys, as #,
stN'iH "e done, II rnsy no. be utterly iuposstbl.
'!l- some one OF rs many counter plans may no.
NJ ehtifeiY correct, In view OF all the facts In
VOWED, known, If not in the Tribune office NJ
least 70 the President, lis Constitutional advisers
ana the Commander-in-Chiefo OF the army, of I'm.
United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

AN IMAGINARY PLENIPOrENrIARY.-The New
York dailies are amusing their readers with an
account Of the presence Of Robt M T. Hunter
Of Va, and James Bayard, Of Del g, in New York
in disguise. and Perdus, as commissioners from
Uncle sambo, charged with the duty Of playing
the ID with Uncle Sans prospect Of obtaining
any more money In Wall street with which to
prosecute the war; and with the further duty Of
getting the mOnied men of Gotham to petition
Congress to knock right straight under to his sable
majesty, giving him authority hereafter to Weld
despotic power over the lives, liberties and
property Of the entire South
Now, unless the antics which Uncle Sanbo Is
cutting have completely crazed Hunter, there can
be no truth whatever in the portion OF this story
relating to him. Throughout life he has been
noted for risking nothing-and least of all, his
neck which, as member of Uncle Sambos Con-
gress and a main spring of dsunion, would not he
worth sixpence: as he well knows, II he were
caught In New York. He Is not in New York
and has not been there since avowing himself a
rato; 10 bis country past any pretence of pyevari-
eating denial
IL IS nevertheless not improbable that Bavard
Of Delaware, and perhaps some confederate CO
laoorer in the cause OF Uncle Sambo NAV be I'm
GOTHAM on some such foolish Grand. b ls as
notorious for lacklng common sense, as for per-
S!stent sympathy with the cauze Of the traitors
II We deemed It possible that experience could
teach him aught, we should conclude that his
late narrow escape from a rope in Philadelphia
would keep his neck now, out Of any such scrape
IN New York, as this story intimates that he is
getting into. But as be proverbially "forgets
nothing and learns nothing, IT is not improbabl.
that between drinks, while in New York be has
been h5uring with some disunionist In disguise
To make sympathy for the cause of secession
:mong the capitalists Of that city. We credit
nan with having been quite az deep In the coun
ellis Of Davis, Toombs, Floyd, Cobb & Co ere
he bio" Was struck, as any man among them all
HIS ldhars there. however, will prove as useless
IS aAT Efforts he may make here when Coug-css
comes 'nge;s"r. to aid Uncle Sambo,s cause wv
e! o2rra2. ~, the CouEses Of tie true men of the
"ccy o: which lie is 4 member
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