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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17
BALES AT AUCTlOns
4 MORTIMER GRIFFIN 4 90, AUOTIONEERs.
~, bUPE~B HOuSEHULD EUESIrU3E
AT PQBAJn AUC1ION,
I'm IA N0rdo

Al i H. nRrvppe Yeedence Of Dr. Phip Ransom.
IS Wet Fifteenth etrret between Fnh and Stxn avenues
this DAY % stsroa " their
friends ard the puon to this sale lhe house was furnished
less than months ago. apd the furniture IL In complete
order esla peremp.oy Catalogues At the house orios
Two uD suts faror Kurnnre covered with sk Oroatel
EteRets top French Plate Mirrors Centre Tables
and nookcase Corner anis Ladys Work
yet crvers ings by ancient and modsrn artists
Epgavpgs Vases Paran Marble Orna nents EN- ,rodered
Curtains French Shades Pier and Mantel Mirrors
Clock superb BronZes elegant ases
richly p. nied couches srd Arncnairs covered vita velvet
eTCOL, CANTERBURY AND COVER.
Hall stand ilcloh stair Carpe rosewood and mahogany
Bu dsteads Wash tspds Hair and Nprng Mattresses,
Feather Bed Blankets shees Brussels and Ingram Oar
pets BILE Wa drobes side 10ard China Glass,
Sii ervsre cable Cutlery &c mc3raws Patent 5fa aed
sesds spripg Chairs R,ckers BOokst md &c ALSO
Ia oe ana able of Basement and Kitchen
Fur iturr with ica the sale will comnence Depes
nu,, cd ali pIr baaers The above residence for
sol oy 10 let For further particulars inquire of the auc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17

4 UCryoN SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING
~ &c-A NJ, GHRIsrALaR auc,ioneer, win sell, this
assorted stock Of s,sso able Clothing Goth
doeskin cashmere sAtinet and summer Pants; silk
SATIN velvet and Marseies vess; also Bo,s and shoes
Remnants OF Cloths, Cassmeres vesungs eks Trimmngs
&C., To- N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17

4 Dan Fur SEVEN eUrDsED iHousAsD D ,LL AIRS
~ by the Coupslier of the STATE OF account
OF cehcieo I'm the sinang Fund TO paya portion of
oepela, Fuod Debt
The mptroller by virtue Of the act Chapter 2,6 La 81
o. Isfs hereby that sealed prop wil
ce ed at hi Office the 25h day Of June
oco tia. for losn OF hundred
Sand collars fer which transferable
vii be suet in the OF the people Of OF New
YORK, unoer Atcle7 OF the constitution bearing interest
TIE rat. O. seven cent Pc annmm, able quarterly
TIE first dsis Of January. April July and october, la
yesr aDd the principal reimburab on the r day July
hberty TO take less II the offers such AZ In his
opinion Advantageous tn the interests the he
prcpo sls my be tor the whole any not
lee. then $st All proposals to be seated nad endorsed
Loan by the ptroer. account u Fund
Dect SINKING Fund enclosed enveloe drecsed to
The Cor pro'ler # the State IF He~ 70 X, ALBANY.
he will be required to be tna 18th day of
June nss.nt by depos,tng toe the credit II
Treasurer Of The state NJ fok IN the Bank OF tae Man
bstsn Company, New York Interest the loan III
che s day Of July next and b 'ders of the
stock vii receive he interest the quarterly at the
Mspbattsn Company, Few York
hbe Certificates of State Stock issue to the New FORK
Erie abroad COMPANY amounting To Si0OQCO, REIN
able. viz
1901, August bis per cent $lO0ND
Seftenter sent. Observation-Disclosures. I01,CN
- Uctooeri i, oper cent lUVW
III he IL payment bids for the above loan,
the by the bidders Of til of the
OF interest from the fst of July the date said
snck & reiunbursable lee the rsbae Date Comp roiors
RosERs DENnIsToN, Comptroller
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, OF PLEASING APPEAR
ance leaving this country In consequences OF the war,
and ut return home to tine and very pleasantly 10
cateo city South Germany bv all tae first class
tering places the Rhce where he has an her far
,gote business seek, handsome vie with some means,
willing follow him hither positively until the war Is
over. She would fno good od.ty and comfortable home
Pictures exchanged Address In confidence Albert box l5
Broadway Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17

VXTANTE D TO HIRE-A TWO SEAT ROCKA
w yrse In good order; also good FAM WAY FOR
moderate farm short distance from " Horse for
oress d. box 2 S92 Post Office he city. Ad'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
ITO LIQUOR DgALERs.-rHE KINGS COUNTY
Liquor Dealers Society will hold special meeting at
Tsmmany Hail. of York and Pearl streets Monday
June IT. p for the transaction Of special
business connected with the trade By order
WIN. HOWARD, Precedent
JN0. koKkNNA, Vice PrqNdent.
E, QsSxlrsQS, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17

CTEANER OF TuEeDAH, JUNE
- IRELAND, ENGLAND OR SCOTLAND.
VIA GALWAY
The Atlantic Roy al Mail Steam Navigation Companys mag
ntdcoRt steamer
ADRIAfIC,
James W alker, Commander,
Will pier foot ~ lanai trae tho ABOVE date
touching al ST. Johns 70 laad mails and passengers.
RATES Of PASSAGE.
Cabin to Gassy Dublin or Liverpool ..............$,O
Cabin 70 st Jshp6
teeTage TO Galway 70 gn IN Ireland on railway
RETURN TICKETS
Persors wishing BRING their friends from The Old
County tickets from town In Lee
land, railway ut very log "a ee.
For passage or further Information apply tn WIN Il.
WOLFRAM the oce o. the company on the wharf foot
y. 0'A~- '''e'' ROWLAND AsPINwALL, Agents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17

NOR sAtE-A sUfEsIOR FAST HORSE EIGHT
years cid, sound and kind In respect single
duoe harness under the saddle for gentleman
as for sdy Also excellent Top Wagon and single
All IN perfect order and almost new sold &C
cpnt Of owner leaving for europe box 277 Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17

SECOND HAND CARRIAGES FOR SALx.
- no top agons, on el1ptical springs.
no top Wagon. On hsif sp,irgs
Csbriolei, Tor or two horses.
8 open Caleches, IN first rate condition.
2 second hand four paeser ger kockawAys.
second hand Coupe bockAway
For sale at very low prices
Apply At BREWSTER 4 BALDWIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17

ana upwards; vey choice styles 20
1000 tssnsS and Fr:S.s LASE MASrlLLAs and
oihsR GOODS REDSogp IN PROP ,RrIoN.
yi,ed anime stock compare prices before
SIS Brcadway
A wlh oscr a, aSlssn,
On @0spAh, JoNE H.
LACE MasTi.ss AsD POINTS
oaANrlLLr, rysnhs AND LAMA LACE,
Al - f-h O1rI Less !. IN The JUST OF lhPOR-
Canal, corner OF Asrcsr.
Ar THE UNION MANTrLLA COMPANY,
Gel BAOADwA1,
THE BALANox OF THE srcck
AT HALF PRICE.
70 close the by July
BARE6E CIRCULARS FOR s. WORTH S.
CLOTH CIRCULARS FOB s. WORTH SIC.
SILK CIRCULARS Fos 81 WORTH sia
Travelling Busters and Suits at the same rate
A MOTHER NEW CLOAK Room
Making s s :. i r on s6 rsoSl:
w., - sSs 81 a%ASD !" sT II sissa' '''' OF
- % 'f'''N Vel stocked with he l.,e.. style:
'A''0h' 'sHzSf SASSSS sISs: = so,,,s
Together with general assortment. Of
At prices in keeping with the
o&J MowBRAY. sos brand street, corner Farsy'h
RNo1o CONSTABLE CO,
Are now Offering the
Following goods at retail
ATN CENTs ON THE DOLLAR
French Lace Points from 81 rs to sis.
French Lace Nantes from IS 50 to s2S.
In great variety of designs and shspea
Canal street. corner of Mercer.
A ssIGNEE's SALE OF DsY GOODS.
sTocK MUST BE oHSshD SHcc
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF cLoAk s aH1STE p aAs
TtAs sstKs f hap JsSo Nh alRs
A,,s Sood RinSrodsTss Escss sun sun UNI
ASz II zsS SS sSsI b R0T ss1 VERY Low
A O. HODGES. Assignee.
RLACK MANTILI.A SILKS,
HIGH LUsrRE.
ATE ard sBILGINas PER YARD
AAo,
BLACK AND WHITE CHECK
sILKs AND PLAIN SILKS
IN GREAT VARIETY
LORD 4 TAYLOR,
Mes. 4Sl to 4s7 BROADWAY,
Nos 2ss to 7sl GRAND STREET,
AND Nos IT and az CATHARINE STREET.
B1AqaRs a stG nad rSi arSsloHsRr AND LLAMA,
of ss as FRENCH Lace
''' sEzaf s1ak Ia az f ESH 5s5nnSa
Of the I'm IL Paris for Its quality and not to be
vii as price. much under COST on
A''''' &c IsS ~: :sms, e. ;2, Srss.sSs g.
month from date Ladies' are already aware Of tbs large
QAREaE RoBEs.
DOUBLE JuPE FIVE AND SEVEN FLoUNoEs
STILL FURTHER REDUCTION
ROBES AT 81, FORMER PRICE 90 AND g.
ROBES AT g. FORMER PRICE - TO siA
ROBES At s. FORMER PRICE $751;
ROBES AT ., FoRhxR PRICE si7 TO-
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE CO.
CANAL. CORNER OF MERCER STREET.
NEW YORK.
DREss GOODS AT LORD rAyLoRs.
u A LARGE
FASHIONABLE ASSORTMENT.
AT RETAIL,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Nos 4a 10 4s7 BROADWAY
NoA 2ss to 26l GRAND STREET.
And Nos IT and 40 CATH ARINE ST.
DREss TRIMMINGS AT AN AWFUL sA0sIFloE, AT
The sssgness S G%ps Sna s Eaas e
auested
q lssa. CAN'T n q s2s I'LL
CAMny DRY GOODS.
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE CO.,
Are now oaerinsai
GREAT BARGAINS
Their extensive stock of
STAPLE DsY GOODS
Containing every article necessary for
HOTELS AND FAMILY UsE.
Also
SEQ dreFses OF figured six Muslins
At o and % 60.
Worth 81 andss.
Canal street, corner Of Mercer.
MOURNING GOODS.
=" ARNOLD CONSTABLE 4 co. 3
u,vk NOW IN STORE
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
SUITABLE FOR TRB PRESENT SEASON,
ALL OF WHICH HEY NOW OFFERING AT
UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES.
Canal street, corner OF Mercer.
INANIu PRIcEs PANIC PRICES -pRn8sMAkINa AT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17
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pooss open Y. ss.!s,n rises ct e'slok PRECISELY
tss most ga sssss!as aa%ss
| OF ahE ACE.
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'''As third III 81 GSad.. oayiers A~ re'n''aT~
ou fsa .s :;sisSIls s Ss.siy,
Ny-HoME-H,AfK-Hpwx
Being sequel to Tom 1syiors world fam a comedy
pays visit to America IN s.'n attempt to Ana bis sosA
Both brothers po,sGa. s I n
with incredible qurkpess uss mes q,
ssR S%sS: K y
EEss$ssH: 3: 5 ME $S$$s$
s1s ss Ss ss ss 49,
sne new world. the nuins OF ssa'n MIL ANA
sskk .TIsG P PSsB
s esssb c csRsiysI S 81 * Ka sTss
ns car ps ecnTeS one mo5ta 10 ssyanca
appearance.
HAZE AZ liz s1ou IaovsA
TIE sessi'a ana sass dsmsas...
Will appear in tn; 1Gs sEs es'r sisSsa
,,., UNCLE SAINTS sAeIc LANrKRS.
In which VIII + sG asl' Usl o 'as sAslBAux.
THE wAKiSa 81 ee1gxsys
WASHINGTON laOss rassspf sG6s.sa RI.
IL s e $siH H SsISs sSs'
wAsHrsSsos ss% Amy - x4I5sx rsRan
fss ssrS 81 sSS sS4ss Sas UNION
IN TAE BOWER OF FERNS,
L Noiios TO MANAGERS.
g ss
With anil whe she VII b. ee.Ssd g pro-
THE + s HnE sS Il ESS q ~ Es sHHsrrr
As placed upon the stage theatre Mana
gers defrous OF negotiating production will fusure
address Mr. d. W. Waller, care o; Mr. karslOe. LAara
KeeDe theatre New York. LAURA Kn6Nx
TUE ooLLEsN sSwEoTaE sEsATssr Lsrsq DsA
medsn and Vocalist is in This city bavog just
after Of the most
In Ann rcA having played the Colleen Ba for eight
cutive months vithout Interruption the having
every night OF hts engagement in the following
crowded hcuses-Pbiladelphi., IL nights; Baltimore Ia
nights; Pttsburg IL iights; incbna IL nights Ohicsgu
u rishts; Louisville - nights; memphis 10 New
leans u nights Mobile NIGHTS Cincinnati scond
men = nights; st Louis !, nights Chicago se ood 8.
the sole right 70 the above piece in New 2o f
this and year really negotiate with any
whose theatre large enough to produce and do juso
70 it, extraordinary sa.e dramatic and scenic eec Mr.
Cons be addressd at he La Fargo House. HroAdwa~
for the weak commencing Monday. I7,h inst N B-yhe
Of the above drama In England has
been unprect DE- nted WM. COLLINS. A8snt.
ArHW RQWEkY THEATRE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17

ZEE r ESUk LILLE RAlLkOAC Fi&s1 MOK1GAaH
sonde -Ortios or TaE IirFEesoNvILLn r. Co, !Kr.
rERS0fyiLLk mo- MAY "a le6i noce hereby gtven that
tr many is reae ~ redeem. ta- lst day OF July
res efre once Of the Un'ed States Trust Company New
so,'gag@ sonds Agreeable to I've provisions of
made between this company AID The hcid,Ts
gag BoEds, bearing de8 april ID IsIa Cfers for the
sd bonfs Should be adore sea under seal to the zted
states ruyt COMPANY aforesaid, nod endorsed 'ers ~
The siss noftg Bond Cor sonds Of The Jecrscnve su
road 70 the eiokrg fu0t whish oters BIDS wild DO
received until noon Of the mr.. dag OF Juy aforesaid
]. Il MO AMP2kl.A heclY md rreaa,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17

DLACK LACE POINTS,
ID RIAL LACE "PU5CHER' AND LAMA
Of the newest designs, ut great sacrifice.
oeptiop, few very fine French Lace Flounclngs
and go pieces OF narrow -
BLACK GUIPURE LACE FOR TRIMMING.
BLACK BLK ODE PONsUk),
of atest In Paris for Its quality and not to be
found elsewhere IN the city.
he above viii be offered Of prices much under cost,
Monday next, June n, At
LhGkAIN'S, 100 Broadway
Late James Gray 90.
The entire stock OF The late firm must be sold within
month from date Ladies' already Of tbs large
sacrifice made goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17

u ORsEs AND CARRIAGES SELLING OFF CIgAP.
y 800 Family Carriages Coaches Busges and Road Wagons
10 good carriage and work Horses and sm Ponies
GroceIs Wagons, CT all sizes and newest styles.
Express Wagons light and rproved styles
BusiDess Wagons OF all kinds
Second hand Wagons ard Ca rages, in coed order.
Factory 84 Fulton Stables NO 10 revns Str set,
Brooklyn
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-20

Tie Judges Of the Supreme Court Il
assigned TO hold the Supreme Court ia Il
several counties for the year commenci:
Dec. /, 1861, as iollows:-
Chittenden County, Jan. Z, Aids, Bal
ret, Kellogg. Peck.
Franklin Co, Jan. 20, Poland, Ferpas|
Barrett. Kellogg.
Grand Isle Co, Jan. ID, Poland, Pei
point. Barrett, Kellogg.
Addison Co, Jan. ~, Poland A aliS Eas
rett. Kellogg.
Rutland Co, Feb. 3, Poland, Adds, Pic
point. Peck.
Bennington Co., Feb. III, Alds, FL
point, Barrett, Peck.
WSndham Co, Feb. II, Poland, Pc
point. kellogg. Peek.
Windsor Co.. Feb. %, Poland, Pierpoil
Kellogg, Peck.
Orange Co. March IL, Poland Al
Piefp,inl, Barrett
Washington Co., Aug. RI, Poland, AID
Barrett, Kellogg.
Lamoille Co, Aug. 80, Poland, Barrel
Kellogg, Peck.
Orleans Co, Aug 81, Aids, Ferpoin
kellogg, Peck.
Essex CO., Aug. 26, Pierpoini, Barrel
kellogg, Peck.
Caledonia Co., Aug. 2s, Pierpoini, Ba
rett, kellogg, Peck.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-20

EXCITEMENT ON CHANGE AT NEW
YoRK.-The excitement on change at New
York on Monday, was intense beyond de-
scriptioa. Breadstuffs were favorable aft
ected, and all descriptions were very firm.
Many lots Of cotton were withdrawn from
the market, and a slim array Of samples
were on sale in the brokers offices. Salt
petrc advanced from ] | TO Is cents a pound,
and few would name no price. Birthstone
was kept out Of market. Chemicals add
yanced. Bicarbonate of soda went up one
cent. Coffee and tea were entirely with
drawn from market, or only offered at
enormous prices. Sugars were offered
sparingly, and sterling exchange advanced
10 ITO.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-20

hccn proposed a. lie Arbitrator q The
question.
Tho very --latest adviccS say the tone OF
The French press was changing. The Hon
detr considers peaceful solution Of the
question not impossible. and says Ih't pub
lie opinion in The United States is very
powerful, hut Is alsn very feSle, and it is
best TO await sumIiun of he question.
The Journal tss Eats approves the view
Of the lioaiiear, anil adds The French GOV
eminent i, in 10 hurry to recognize the
south, Other French papers were Of the
same opinion.
The German press has generally taken
the part Of England
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-20

has written and sent throughout the state q
eli cular, suggesting hat MAS convention
be- held Of all citizens favorable TO Union
organization He declares that the time
has arrived wien The true irierds Of the
Union should rally as one man, irrespective
of past party lines and party issues, in sus-
tanning the government in its efforts 10 sup
press rebellion AMI restore peace and har-
mony 10 the people of the whole country
OF course The Hartford Times, and the
seersslon clique of which that PAPER is the
moulhpice, bitterly oppose Gen. Pats
movement.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-20

A DEshIrER Snor The frs, =.
ZION Of a deSerser in our army took d..
on Friday Of last week. His nam.
VIM. IL. johnson of the Lincoln cav.lr
aud his crime was committed under ,,..
waiting circumstances. According to n,
own confession he enlisted that bs -
desert, and in that manner reach New y
leans where his mother resides. In
ing out his plan, he got beyond the In.
but installing our pickvts for the esem,
ran toward them throwing up his ho,,l
crying that he was deserter. They J.
sured him that they belonged 10 The OH.
side" took his arms, AVID said thai Ne mn,
prove his good faith by giving insorma,;o.
Tbereupoa, he told them that they coul,
capture party Of our men, behind a Ia
where they really were, and gave abund,, !
details touching oar strength and pOsiti.)
He was taken prisoner, and court martissI
as soon rs possible, and shot on Friday aa,,.
noon, in the presence Of abort seven lh,.
sand soldiers belonging 10 Gen. Franks,
division. A detachment Of twelve NJ.
were detailed for the purpose. Eight /
them fred first, when johnson f.l n i.
coffin, but life not being extinct, The cher
four in reserve, fired with the reqaira
effect. This is the first execution ia il,
army Of the Potomac since the eomnen..
mend % She rebellion.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-20
Th q Tim . =.
REIl.ows FALls. nEc 20, l8el.
Shall we Have war win England,

Shall we Have wnr win England
The all-absorbing question during the
week has btea, of course, Slall we have
war with England? We cannot believe IL.
There i no cause for war. though England
would 10 doubt be glad to see our country
diemembered, and free government destroy
ed, aud If she could frighien Us into m &C.
acknowledgement Of The southern confcderaey,
she would m,inly accomplish her oJ"ct'
This only shows so much the stronger that
the presen, war in which we are engaged,
Is one for the existence Of our nationality
England viii have no war with us unless
she is anxious to spouse the cause Of the
traitors. II she is, then the Trent affair
will furnish preiext, and in less than forty
days she will acknowledge the southern
contederacy, and W spring We may expect
her armies this side the Atlantic
Under present circu instances, affairs wear
very threatening aspect between the two
counties. and war with Englanl for the
third Time, may be in store for US. II there
is anything in relation 10 the capture o.
Mason and Slidell not justifable according
TO The laws Of nations, then our government
should ana no doubt will make all reasons
able separation. But we hope our govern
ment win act promptly and decisively, sad
in a manner which shall teach the British
that we are not to become second or third
class among The nations of the earth.
If the next advices from England con.
tinue of the same hostile character, we hope
measures will be taken to defend our coun-
try from enemies without, as well as with
in. Let US be prompt, vigorous, and act
without delay. The population of Canada
is probably less than two millions. Il was
one million eight hundred thousand in 1850.
Quebec is strongly fortified, but Montreal
is not, and would fall an easy prey to our
arms if we are on hand early.
At all events, such is the present unhap-
py condition Of our country, that in every
town in the loyal states Q military company
should be Immediately formed, armed, drill
ed. and fully equipped for any emergency.
This force could easily be called into tenn
porary service to repeI invasion from Eng
land, # necessary. Let The general and
ftaie governments see 10 this Immediately,
before it is too late. Another half million
of men can be had il wanted.
z. S. Since writing the above another
arrival from England IS announced. The
Euglish lion continues to roar, though the
press are apparently q little more Moderate
10 consideration Of letter from Gen. Scott
On the whole. as our late legislature failed
70 enact laws for the proper Organization of
our State military, let an extra session of
the Legislature be called immediately, and
the State put on thorough war footing.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-20

COLONEL CRoGHAS.-The Wheeling
IateHigencer says: The death Of Colonel
Croghan, who was killed by Gen. Ben
hams command, in the retreat of FLOYD
from kanawha, is no small loss 10 the re-.
bells He was an excellent officer, noble.
looking man, and formerly in the regular
service, graduate Of West Point. and a
elassmate Of Gen. Benham. He was a
son of General Croghan. the offender of
Fort Stephenson, and was formerly squiie
wealthy, once owning the Mammoth Cave,
in Kentucky. On bis death-bed he con-
fessed that he had received only wha: he
deserved-Hat he scas ,rrong-and asked
the surgeon to pray for him. lie refused
to allow any medical assistance, probably
well aware his time was come. The meet.
ing and recognition between him and Gen.
Benham was painful 10 witness. Said the
General:
My God, CFoshan, is this you =
Yes said the dying man, = bur for
Gods sake, Benham. do not reproach me-
k'O'e no~ itcas in The ,crong9
Hearing the cannouading. ne remarked
" General, you can DO me no good, and
you are needed over there, are You not -
II Is freely stated that there are a num-
Der of letters Of marque in New York, issu-
cd by the Mexican government, 10 prey
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-20

Gen IIeinizelman has within the past
few weeks added to the population of Alex
andria several Virginians whose desire to
recover fugitive slaves outran their dis
erection. When they presented themselves
at his headquarters in search of their lost
bondsmen, he informed them that the SOL
diers of the national army were not slave
catchers, and when, satisfied that he ment
what he said, they essayed 10 return to their
farms, be declared that he could not premit
civilians 10 go beyond or to remain within
his lines. One of them has, in consequence
been month in Alexandria waiting for
the army to advance to the other side of
his plantation.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-20

The VERMONT CAVALRY. The Yer
mont cavalry regiment left Burlington for
the seat Of war on Saturday last and arrived
IN New York that night. On Monday the
regiment was reviewed hy Gov. IIolbrook
and stall, in front of the Astor House
They received much attention from the
New Workers, who speak of them in very
high praise. They marched down Broad
way to the Battery, when they embarked
on steamers Cor Washington, where they
have ere this safely arrived.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-20
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