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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15

Accounts from Port ROYAL state that Gen.
Hunter has been obliged " d'band his reg'-
ment of {" South Carolina Volunteers because
some of his White soldiers missed no oppor-
tunity to insult aud abuse thou. Ii such be
tho fact, We trust those who SO acted were
few in number, and We ferycntly hope they
may never need tho ASSISTANCE TINY thus
blpdly rcpel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15
STATE OF TIE MARKETS.

The market loses none 81 The extraordinary
strength which has been r-oriner, Governments sold
ct an advance Of y cen; tie Coupons o; 49, 1904 Ooi
Coupons of 1874 sold O. o.. 1'6asuy 1-io ICJl diVs3
Demand Notes. IOSs Go5f h S.a'e SOCKS t. ness'e 6s
are quoted u y cen higher 81 H. gissoar III, under
the demand heretofore uotsed sold ~ ~. closing with
that bid A, tie Second Boa. sBe MARKET with fair activity
rather wesker tho sses, bat ie changes were not
Important Government sicily ut God did DOT sus'
tain the ui sdvsace o. the dy closing oeT at H. Gold
tock long stride upward toYchia. Tho highest poi ZIG
advance OF u ceai. 1T lie cosste rate was fully
snsniDed Demand Notes Tor Cs,toiionse uS have been
very buoySnt In sympathy el Cold ard so hish 1917
Ce6c,ss Of lndeeteanssa so finer and at the close
s91 bid Money corlEcs a51Eoeni d, 3VJ T. cent
mostly a. 4dJ p cent fyAe eslls.sxsiA Paper Of lead
ing character l. sac cont The specie and
deposits in bank costinae u iror The eIcbsns.s at the
Cioanr House I5Ls.ss5 g. Pregis srs is.. sot
tvs especially fer Grain Gssi b.ls ~. rates are gsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15

Col. Joel Turchn (now Brig. -GeneraD, has
been acquitted of the charges brought against
him. The story Of The Louisville Journal that
be- had boon convicted was--a mistake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15
IOWA.

The kfpuOlcdnB OF inns c'ac ""'o "'"'''
completed tuelr more important NOMINATIONS lot
the ensuing State Election. SO far as we have
heard they are as follows:
80, S,ey,ta,v of Sia<...JAsEs WRIGHT. Delaware Co.
rio, Sidfe And lr........J W. tAfihLL, Gear 20 ~
roy Ma I,n.,u,c.... WILLiAs ii. dOLaE.. Joues Co.
r., Mrnsy-f;ehrr0i.....tHAsC {. NOUhsK' '"'H -"
for hroisfeT Land. ONE. j A. HARVEY, rfeno"' W,
l,p,,,,nf I'd Ui.I....NN. Il. ALLisos. dubuque To-
a.re. an h Dit ......JAAEs b. UhisNkLi-
(sagres 9TH Di........JOua A. hAssoS.
Mr.. Grinne led, some ten years slnce' a
col,py of worthy, enterprising, industrious clt'
iz,,. from this city to form settlement IN The
heart Of Iowa, which has proved decidedly
srcc.ssf,n He has siuce served term IN Tue
Stale Sen,te to very general acceptance ana
will make Il quiet, industrious, effective Mem
Der OF Congress.
Col. Kasson migrated from Massachusetts,
,cas . milling men,In.r Of the Chicago C"t'en-
t,op has soce been Fra. Assistant Postmaster
General. and resigned that poet not long since.
He viii prove very abl5 aud Independent
Member.
Mr.. Allison il new to us; and We are glad
10 note that all tne nominees 30 lar are he"
to Congress, though We believe the two present
Members from Iowa are worthy AMI true
men. But We want u strong Infusion Oh Ne"
blood into the next House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15
TO CORKNNpONNENTs

TO CORRESPONDENTS
&c notice car be tasep Of AuosTous Comnuncetion'-
Wh.tevtE slnieudee for iEsfo rnusr nc srthencSteo
by the uarne snO wrsrnOt necessarily ioi
publication. tu, as sguusnty 70. Us good ia:in
scsnnot uudersEe return rejected Conmanicatiohs'
Al business letters ior oc@ should pc sedie'se' "
tux TkiRINR" Hew.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15
ARREST or TRAITORS.

Arrests Of Inhabitants of BladeDsburg were made
this morning BY detachment of the Provost Guard.
The persons arrested were charged with aiding and
abet Ing the rebellion. Badensburg has been ned
Of Secessionis,s but il looks if it were to b
broken up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-15
Nearly Eighty Soldiers Drowned.
Generalization Of the Rebel Army.
THE ORDERS FOR POSTAGE CURRENCY.
The Reported Movement Of NO
Clellan.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Aug II, 1867.
nrpICrAU WAR BULLETIN.

ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS IN REGARD TO DRAfTISG.
The following additional regulations for the enroll
meut for draft of the militia we're issued to-day;
Oyde,ed Es'& That in filling all acquisitions for ni'
the quotas several States will be spporoned ~ tns
Governors smoos the counties and when pactoAoe
among the sub divisions Of counties 50 that allowance 'h
b. made to such counties aud subdvous Of couotes or al
volunteer. heretofore furnished by them and mustered ut2
the service OF the United States and stipulated term
service ,hal net have expired.
rnUfN NJ STANTON Secretary of War
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-19

several hours in the direction Of Clarks.
Vile, and it is supposed the rsbels have
either burned the town, or their 6team-
boats in the river, to prevent them from
falling into our hands.
Bowling Green is evacuated, and the
rebel army at that place under Gen. Har-
dee has fallen back towards Nashville
Rebel officers admit that if we take Nash
vile, the rebellion in Tennessee has gone
up. There is no doubt about our ability
to take it within two weeks.
The prisoners win be transferred to
Cairo and thence probably to some safe
point in Illinois, possibly Camp Douglas,
Chicago.
Taylor's and Wizards Batteries were
almost constantly in action for two days.
Not man was killed, and only three or
four received light wounds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-19
Cincinnati, Feb. II.

News OF the capture of Donelson re-.
ccived here at IL o'clock this morning,
caused intense excitement. Joy and enthu-
siasm ON change unbounded. The Allen
Collier leaves to night with l2 surgeons
and over one hundred boxes Of supplies
for Donelson. Three thousand dollars
were subscribed in short time for the
relief of the wounded.
The United States Sanitary Commission
telegraphed to General Halleck to send
Cincinnati as many wounded soldiers
MS he saw proper, saying the citizens
of Cincinnati would most gladly provide
for them.
Tonight a general illumination with
bonfres and fireworks. A national sa.
lutte will be fred from the heavy guns on
the Notifications around the city at noon
tomorrow.
Troops have been passing through the
city all day en- route for the Cumberland
river.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-19
was a fervent, thrilling pressure of their

was q fervent, thrilling pressure OF their
hands, and they separated.
Al circumstance is connected with tho
daguerreotype above referred to which
deserves passing notice. Before 1t left
the prison the picture was taken from the
case and small slip of paper closely
written, and addressed to Gen. Mcclellan,
was deposited therin, and the daguerreo-
type then replaced. It was safely deliv-
cred to the COMMUNICATIVE Chief, meet
ing Of the Cabinet vas called, and the day
following there was leak stopped - q
mysterious leak, from high official circles,
and which had inestimably benefited the
rebels for many months.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-19
Details Of the Fight at Fort DOnelson.
Battle Field, near TT. Donelson, !
Feb. lf;. 1862.

The fight commenced at daylight by
the enemy firing grape into the 3lst and
10Th Illinois regiments. which we're en-
camped near the extreme right, The let
brigade, Col. r. j. Oglcsby commanding,
was Immediately drawn up in line after
the following order: The 18th Illinois,
Col. Lawlcr, on the extreme right; 9Th Ill
inois, Lieutenant Colonel Rhodes COM
handing, next; 30tb Illinois, Lieut.. Col.
Dennis commanding, followed by 29th,
Col. Rearden. which supported right Of
Stewards Battery Of Light Artillery, with
3lst, Col. John A. Logan, on the extreme
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-19
FROM BOWLING GREEN.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. II.
Steamer Arigonia has been raised and
is now afoat, the entrance to the canal is
open.
Bowling Green advices say Mitchell
captured FIVE locomotives at the depot,
and scattered the last Of the rebels, kill
ing some Is by shells.
There is great excitement and rejoicing
here at the Fl. Donelson capture, in honor
Of which supper is given at the Gait
House this evening to Gen Buel and stat
and other officers in this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-19
indianapolis, Feb. Ii.

Great excitement prevails to-day on re-
ception of the news of the capture of TT.
Donelson. A salute of one hundred guns
was fired. A special train left at seven
.. m. for Donelson with physicians, TWEEN
ty-Gve volunteer nurses, and large
quantity Of hospital stores. A citizens
meeting his been called to make arrange
ments for taking care Of the wounded
that will be sent here. Gov. Morton leaves
for Donelson to night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-19
FROM WASHINGTON.
TTribune's Special.

Washington, Feb. II.
The committee Of Ways and Means in
protected session this a. m. debated
and voted upon the several amendments
made by the Senate to the first two Sec
tions of the legal tender. Messrs. Corn
ing, Morrill,, Horton and Stratton voted
throughout to concur in all the changes
of principle. Messrs. 6tearns, Spaulding,
Hooper and Maynard adhered to oil the
distinctive features of the bill as passed
by the House. The vote thus Standing 4
to A.. those amendments of the Senate were
not concurred in. which make the issue
of new notes one hundred million instead
Of one hundred aud fifty million, which
include the Fifty million, authorized July
18th, requiring the interest on the bonds
and notes to be paid in coin, make the 20
year bonds redeemable after five years,
authorize the conversion Of notes in sums
no. less than one hundred dollars into
I $40 bonds, make the funded 6 per
cents redeemable after five years, and pay
able twenty years instead Of redeemabie
after 20 years, as the House directed, and
authorize the throwing the bonds on the
market for what they will fetch.
Numerous letters were read to the
Committee by Mr.. Stevens, advising the
passage Of the legal tender bill without
the specie interest clause, and resolutions
to that effect from the Chambers Of Com
mercc, in Louisville, ST. Louis, Chicago.
Cincinnati and Milwaukee. Mr., Wash
bourne. just arrived from Illinois, repres-
ented the demand for the bill az universal
and impatient.
II is reported tonight upon the author
| ity of a telegram from Gen. Banks that
Mr.. Faulkner has within day or two
made speech at Martinsburg, in which
he expressed the opinion that the rebellion
was failure, and advised his hearers to
make the best terms possible for them.
| selves with the United States.
The House Military Committee are
considering bill to enlarge the Chicago
and Michigan canal to the capacity fol
ships. They heard today delegation
from Illinois, examined their plans fol
the improvement, including the deepen
ing Of the Illinois river to the Mississippi
through which the canal and river pass
\ They have agreed to surrender their
property and jurisdiction to the Govern
ment for while, and to receive the toll.
in payment for the interest on the invest
ment. Mr.. Blair, chairman, has beer
authorized to report bill for the work
| $50 sailors, volunteers from Massa
chusetts and Maine regiments, have startes
for Cairo to-day to man the 8 iron ella.
gunboats, which have been waiting 70
them more than weeks. Every seafarini
man in the regiments from whom thes'
I were detailed was anxious to be one o
them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-19
Springfield, o., II.

The city was wild with excitement this
afternoon. Firing of cannon and martial
music were mingled with general ring
ing Of bells and terrific blowing of large
numbers of steam whistles. This evening
the Wiles Hotel and adjoining buildings
were brilliantly illuminated. Large gath
ering Of people and enthusiastic speeches
were made by Gen. Anthony, j. G. Mil
Ter. Thos. +. McGrew and others.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-19
X FOX u X:
chairs and spikes DsugAs.

A letter has been received by Mr.. Leigh
ton from d. w. Kilbourne, Esq, dated
New York, Feb. 18th, 1862. in which he
gays "the chars and spikes for the Eas-
tern road are just purchased. This is
good news for Keokuk and the Des MONIES
Valley. Seven hundred and fifty tons Of
the iron for theafoad east of Carthage will
be delivered at the works in Pennsylvania
and paid for this week Arrangements
may be made to send it forward soon by
the Pennsylvania Central and Pittsburg,
Fort Nanye and Chicago Railroad. to
Fort Wayne, and thence by rail to the
spot where it is wanted"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-19
st. Louis. Feb. II.

st. Louis, Feb. II.
Everything is absorbed by the news of
the fall Of Fort Donelson. Stores closed,
people running around shaking hands.
&c. The Union Merchants Exchange
terribly excited. The news read publicly,
the Star Spangled Banner, Red, White
and Blue. and Flag Of Our Union were
sung, all hands joining in the chorus
They then adjourned and marched fifteen
hundred strong with flag and music in
double files through the middle Of the
streets, though ankle deep in mud, to
Gen. Halleek S headquarters. Three cheers
for Gen. Halleck and Com. Foote were
given, when Gen. Halleck appeared at a
window and made the following speech:
Gentlemen--Ia am much obliged to you
for this demonstration. When ] came
here | said that with your assistance the
flag of the enemy should be driven from
Missouri. 1t is now out of Kentucky and
will in short time be out of Tennessee.
More cheers we're given and the Star
Spangled Banner repeated, The streets
are being decorated With flags. Judge
Holt, Of Kentucky, fairly cried for JOY
when he heard the news.
Dispatches to headquarters reduce the
number Of rebel garrison captured to ten
thousand, and state that Gen. Pillow was
not among the captured Generals,
A salute was fred from from all forti.
6cations around the city, andnat Benton
Barracks and at the Arsenal. clarifying
| the victory.
Col. Thoe. A. Scott, Assistant Score
tary Of War, arrived to-day from Cairo
and remains several days.
There was Aholiday among the troops
at Benton Barracks. Drills and parades
were dispensed with. Gen. Strong mad.
stirring speech 10 the soldiers.
Several of the courts adjourned in hon
or Of our victory, and all sorts of incidents
of excessive JOY are repeated. Troops ART
going forward constantly southwark.
The gunboats we're present when tn
enemy raised the white flag.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-19

counts, ranged from oVo 10 i,VoV' hn
many of the prisoners as can be carried
will Immediately be sent to Cairo in
charge Of Capt. Hillyer, aid 10 Gen. Grant.
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN GRANT AND
BuCKNEn.
The following correspondence passed
between Gen Grant and Gen. s. b. Buck
ner commanding Confedeates:
Headquarters IT. Done'son, Feb. l6.
SHIN consideration of all the circum-
stances governing the present condition
of affairs at this station, propose to the
commanding officer Of the Federal forces
the appointment of commissioners TO agree
upon terms Of capitalization of the forces
and post under my command, and in that
view suggest an armistice until 2 o'clock
to. day.
am, sir, very respectfully, your ODE
dent servant, >. is. BucKAER,
Brigadier Gen. G. S.A.
To Brig. Gen. L s. Grant, commanding
u. S. forces, near IT. Donelson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-19
Advance I'm Pork.

Under the news Of the great victory az
Donelson, and the prospect Of the opening
Of the Mississippi. Pork is rapidly ad-
vancing in the Chicago and other mark
cts. 1t is reported that mess pork has
advanced Sc per barrel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-19
Cairo, Feb. II

Cairo, Feb. II.
The steamer Memphis arrived from Fl.
Donelson this evening, bringing Miss
issippi regiment of prisoners and some
fifty or sixty wounded soldiers, who were
left at Mound City. Eight or nine other
bouts are on the way with rebel prisoners
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-19
New York. Feb. Is,

The board of aldermen authorized the
committee on military affairs to take
steps for extending formal reception
to Col. Corcoran and his fellow prisoners
on their arrival in this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-19
WARRINGTON ITEMS.
Special Cor. Of Chicago Tribune. ]

Washington, Feb. II.
In the Senate Mr.. Wilson gave notice
that he would introduce bill authorizing
the President to distribute prizes among
soldiers who shall distinguish themselves
in battle.
It is said Russell of the London Times
was surprised at the reply to his cards,
tina. Sec'y Stanton was too much engaged
to see him.
Announcements Of the capture of Fort
Donelson and impending capture Of Sa-
vannah were received by both Houses with
the widest enthusiasm.
There are said to be frauds connected
with the fitting out of the Butler expedi,
ton at Boston which the Washburn Com
mi.tee are about to 60 there to investi
gate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-19

Boston, Feb. Is.
Gov. Andrew ordered national salutes
fred to-morrow noon on Bunker Hill and
at Lexington and Concord in honor Of the
recent victories ia Tennessee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-19
The Wounded to be brought to
st. Louis.

st. Louis, Feb. Fl
All the wounded Of both sides At Fort
Donelson viii be brought here. and placed
in hospitals. A dozen or more surgeons
with corps Of hospital nurses left this
afternoon for battle field to assist in their
transportation.
National salutes fred at Benton Bar
racks, Arsenal, Jefferson Barracks and
all Forts surrounding the City to-day in
honor Of the victory at Fort Donelson..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-19
REJOICING OVER THE VICTORY,

News from Fort Donelson received here
with great enthusiasm, national salute
fred, all The bells in the city rung tonight,
bonfres blazing, the Court House is bril-
liantly illuminated. several private dwell
lings and the City Fact printing office al
SO illuminated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-19
The Effect 81 ths News On the Pro.
vision Market.
Chicago, Feb. IL.

C. DUNHAM:
Great excitement in provisions since
the good news. Sales Of dressed hogs
three and quarter (3i); Mess Pork elev-
On dollars. UNDERWOOD 4 Go.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-19
LETTER OF INSTRUCTIONS TO BEARER OF
DISPATCHES.

DISPATCHES.
Head Quarters III. Donelson, Feb. l6.
Maj Crosby viii take or send by an
officer to the nearest picket Of the enemy
the accompanying communication to Gen.
Grant. and request information of the
point where future communications win
reach him, also inform him that my
headquarters will be for the present in
Dover. S. b. BucKNEn.
p. S.-Brigadier General--Have the
white flag hoisted on IT. Donelson--not
on the battery. S. b. BucKNER,
Brig. General
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-19

We have no details yet Of the killed
aud wounded among the Iowa troops.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-19
GEN. nucKSER's LETTER or SURRENDER

GEN. BucKSER's LETTER or SURRENDER
To Brig. Gen. U. S. Grant
Sir: The distribution Of the forces un-
der my command incident to an unex-
pected change of commanders and the
overwhelming force under your command
compel me, Notwithstanding the brilliant
success of the Confederate arms yesterday,
to accept the ungenerous and unchlyalrous
terms which you propose.
| am, dear sir, your very obedient ser
want, s. y. BrckNEg,
Brig. Gen. c. S. A.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-19
oES. GRANTS REPLY.
Headquarters ON the field ]

near Donelson.
To Gen. Buckner, Confederate army:
Yours of this date, proposing an armis-
tiee and appointment Of commissioners to
settle terms of capitula lion, Isl just received.
No terms excep, unconditional and imme-
date surrender can be accepted. pro-
pose to move Immediately upon your
works
lam, sir, very respectfully your obedi.
ent servant, L. ,. GRANT,
Brig Gen. Commanding
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
Afternoon Report.
About the Surrender!

OUR LOSS, 800 KILLED
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-19
.IPES PIPES /! PIPES
Soldiers Pipes, Civilians Pipes,
GentlcmeR's Pipes, Pipes for Everybody,

Manufactured from India Rubber. Light, cheap anu
durable; Will last mana lifetime will not break
will not wear out d net gel strong; and tn fact
just The thing. For sale BY
j. A. WILLIAMSON & son,
fcbii-d7m 81 Main street, Keokuk,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-19
THIRD DISPATCH.
Et. Donelsnn.

Tts DUIeFsUII, ICU. I'D. a
The force of the rebels quartered here,
according to the statement Of their Adju-
tant General, was $4,000. This whole
force, with the exception of four regiments
which escaped last night, and those lost il
action, have fallen into our hands. The
Gen. johnson taken is p. B, johnson Of
Tennessee. The loss of the rebels in yes.
terday's fight, according to their own ac-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-19
! DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed Administrator OF the estate Of VIM.
M. Boyce, deceased. All who have business with
f.bl4-dew HIRAM KNowLES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-19
IN STORE.

For sale low 10 close consignment, box OF Mill
ler's Waterproof Leather presefva.iya, containing
several gross. Al 81 and IS Levee, by
febs-,lGt CONNABLE Il SMYTH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-19
SECOND DISPATCH.
Et. Donelsan. Feb l6.

Fort Donelson is ours. The garrison,
consisting of 10000 men, Gems Buckner
and Johnston, surrendered to Gen. Grant
this morning. Our troops now occupy
the Fort. Floyd and Pillow have escaped
The number Of cannon captured is as
fa!a pieces and y heavy guns IN position;
also an incalculable amount of quarter
master and commissary stores.
/ nyIyUD pycnArSrr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-19
NURSE FURS 4! FURsl!.

The highest prices paid In Cash at 81 Main street,
Keokuk. BY J. A. WILLIAMSON SON.
fs1t1-d2m
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-04-09
The Mobbing Of Wendell Phillips.

CISciSsAIi, March % Wendell
Pn'liips, tue notonous sho.iion agi,s,or,
attempted 10 deliver n lecture At ,h.
Opera House here TO night. but WAS me-.
With rather Sn unexpected demonslratiou. !.
lie commsocsd by svo~ing himself
sn sboIilionist and - disunioni,i, when
persons 10 the galleries commenced his.
sing SuI yslIing-lhrew egg. spd stones
~ him. hitting him several tunes. Tn.
hissing WAS kept up for some time. but
hs hnaiiy made himself hsstd, and pro.
ceedsd until something agSin objection
able was said. when again eggs were
thrown. hitting his person.
PhiIhPs Prrss' cred in making himself
hessd. when. for the iLnd time. eggs snd
stones were 'hroSn, tie crowd moving
down the sI~is'. and crying "pu, hnn
oui." "t~r aud feslhsg him." and giving
"groa"s for the nigyer Wendell, Pn,IIip.."
The crowd proceeded down the middle
aisle towards he stage. when, they rers
met by Phillips friends. ~hsn . fight en-.
sued, smids, the creates, confusion la
dies screaming and crying. and jumping
over chairs. and falling in all directions.
During the 6sh, Phillips WAS taken
of the sage by his friends. and the al
'diencs moved oot.
II 10 nov 10 o'clock, aud the streets in
the vicinity of the Opera Hou.s are
crowded with excited people, unSbls 10
6nd Phillips. No one hss been ssriou.Iy
hurt, 90 fsr % We can lssrn,