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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04

After mature deiberstion the testimony adduced the
Court found the prisoner as follows:
OF the lat ecihcstion-Gniity
or the I'd Specifcation--Ouilty. ,.,,
And did ssntence him. the said I'd Lieut. Oivef
Walton Company d. lt Regiment Massschu.et's oiheets
" To be dismissed the service OF the United states"
H. The proceedings in this confirmed Ihe Maot
General Commanding cannot, however appreciate inc mega
tyiag any part OF the charge Tie witness caIea ny
the prisoner in his defense tees 20 his tnidity ana ra
treating under IRE. TIE Is too light The penalty
for such conduct is Death. II,
Oliver Walton ceases this date 10 be officer In the
military service Of the United States.
By command of Maj Gen MCCLELLAN.
8 WILLIAMS, Assistant Adyt-Genersl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04

GEv. McCLELLhs's SISTER AID NEPHEw.-A
Mobile letter states that few days since, Mira.
English, sister Of Gen. Mcclellan the Yankee Com
mander'in-Chief, was in this city, and OF course
attracted some attention. Her husband is wealthy
planter, and lives just above this on tie Alabama
River. Young English, the Generals nephew, has
gone up to Corinth to fight for the South lie eeens
10 desire nothing much as to meet in hostile COM
bat bis distinguished kinsmsn.
q Delta NAV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, June ., I1I.
A survey Of that portion Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad recently invaded by the Rebels shows that
but little damage has been done. The road-master
reports the damage to the bridges slight and that
The road will be in thorough working order on Thurs
day night or Friday morning.
Col Henley of the LIT Maryland has reached Mar
liusburg lie has slight saber wound in the side
Of the head. lie will coon be able to take the field
9f..n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04
Dispsteh to Tie Irish American.

CsAP At LrrgRs's FARM. Va. June ., 1862.
The 69th and SSth were engaged yesterday.
Lieuts. King and Conner and about 80 privates of
the sstb, wounded. One man in Company I, 69th
killed. The two regiments were highly euogized by
Gens. Mcclellan and Sumner for their decisive
charges. am busy trying 70 get raiions across the
Chickahoniny, which s swollen by the Rebels turn
ing canal into it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04

way" This fact, taken in connection with wbss
you say in this mornings issue, that the division was
composed of some of the rawest regiments in the
army and that they were five miles in advance OF
their nearest surports may help to explain their
disaster.
These facts, We trust, were not known to General
Mcclellan.
June g. 1867,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04

GEv. BoYLE.-Gen J.T. Boyle las been assigned
70 the command Of tie United States force, in Ken.
lucky. We learn that he viii probably assume the
command in very few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04
DETAILS OF SUNDAYS BATTLE.
All the Troops nRichmond Marched to thtField.
-FOUR SPLENDID BAY0NET CHARGES.
Our Loss 5000 Killed and Wounded
10 Rebels Slain by the Bayonet Alone

Over !, 400 Dead Rebels on the Field
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04
LIST OF WOUNDED CONTINUED.

I.nrv q Prescott Co. H. iith Maine hand Henry Houeht
aer Co l. sjth n. Y, shoulder; VIM. Shea Co r. I'D "a
gun shot wound in neck leg and knees sa IhonPson
son Esd Pa head Jacob Wigh,man. 2d Pa bead MiLl"
towards sd Pa hand; VIM Shaw. 23d Pa. hand ihoi'A,
McC;,e 23d Pa 10 Jaw; VIM. @. Rutherford sd Pa sd
wound in face Stephen Chds sd Pa, hand VIM A. fo'-
ter Pa bs in head IN neck ard o." ~ his eide o
Enrich 23d Pa head Th0s. BIady 15d IA shoulder M
Leroy lat L. H. hand; John H. Hyncy Sth n T.. 6Ini,ea
BY piece Of he hip r. A.nson ss'h N H. r Is
Con.tock 8st N. W bullet in anhle Jns Bray i,t L. l.,
knee Patrick Murray ls L. J., ball throgeh ies oeo,ye
leg; Lewis Gilbert lO0h n. y egi sergt Il. Mddugh
Co G. LIST L. l.. shot through the hish Thomas Hidlet
L. gun,bot wound In and two In groin, and sght bay
onet wound In hand; Robt Psrshal, let L. j, wouned IN
groin seriously by she'll $780, -
SUNDAY, AMI went down 70 White House
this morning in hopes to get this matter. 1he beat
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GENERAL OnpERs no. 100 L BY General Court.Mariih,
Of which Col Robert Cow din lat Regiment Msssachnset 4
Vouuee il Preidcnt, convened the Camp Of the 1T
Regiment Massachusetts, Volunteers by virtue OF Special
Order No. 55, from Hesdguatt.n, Hooksrs Division, OF
Man 10 1867 trraigned and tried Second Lieut. Oliver
Walton Company d. lt gment Massachusetts |oiuIiesFs.
on the folio wing charge aud specifications:
CHARGEC Cow aidice and usbelayior before the enemy
SPECIFICATION lin this, that the said Second Lieut. Oiyef
Walton Company lat Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers
did on tie morning OF May 1872 after his regiment bad
,sken position Ia limo of battle and after his company had
beeu d-poyed skirmLes IN the presence of the enemy
leave the ssd Company let r. uent Massachusetts, loiun
tears and 90 the while tie battle raging without
the pernisson of his Company keSmenta Commander
and did ain absent until the neat morning
Specification lin this that the aid "a Lieut. Oliver Wal
ton Company d. lst Regiment Msssachnses Volunteers,
when asked by Assistant saeeon T. LeBeFon Monroe lsi
Kegt Mass. Vol, What T. tie matter and where you
song did reply fell between two tIees and hurt my
knee aud going to rive this blanAe, 20 my boy and
when told by ssid Asst Surgeon Monroe There s my boy
who viii take IT," did reply. "Ob my boy Ia here some
where" or words TO that effect. - .
All this the battlefield. Williamsburg Va May
To which charge spd specifications the accused pleaded
Mel Guilty"
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KnLRD-Col Cuilford D. Bailey; Msj0r Van vslhepbers
WOUSDgp-Adjt VIM. Rumsey, ssrtousyi Capt. Jcsepl
sprsi Battery gunshot wound IN right shoulder, Lieut.
Howell Battery guushot wound Ia oader SsTg Scott
Battery sunshot wound In bach OF head VIM. Couch. Bat
wound In thigh. Corporal Moody, Bser) II.
IN sye-morsly; John Wood, Battery H. wounded 10 les
James Morrow Battery II. guushot wound In leg Mouow
Was the last man his gun. The piece missed fire. the
enemy then advancing within 20 yards lie remained lonl
enough to discharge piece loaded with grape and canister
into their midst. and assisted carry away wounded
comrade.
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Important from Italy

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 9.--An order from
the Adjutant Generals Office at Rich-
mond on the first inst, denounees Gen
erals Pope and Steinweler, and the COM
missioned officers under them, as not en-
titled to paroles of honor in the event Of
future capture.
Burnside's army is enoamped at Fred
erieksburg, McDowolps at Culpepper, and
Banks st Woodville.
There arc rumors in Washington Of
heavy fighting at Gordonsville.
CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-Thirteen persons
were arrested in enGeavoring TO escape a
draft. aas lE -llies
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. Fifteen hundred
rebel infantry are reported at the head Of
Cumberland river, moving towards Ken
lucky. 1t is also reported that Morgan,
with four thousShd cavalry, will invade
Kentucky in few days.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 9.--There is great
excitement among the secessionists.
Several who had left were brought back
aud lodged in the Atheneum.
Hilton Head letters say that two rams
are in Charleston harbor nearly ready
for service.
DETRorr, MtcH Aug. 9-Secretary
StQnton's order has broken up migration
to Canada.
FoREIaN.--Napoleon is giving most
serious attention TO the American ques-
ton, and thinks England will second
whatever he may determine upon.
The London Times still says that the
Federal prospects are most gloomy The
Daily News combats such views. 1t also
speaks with continued confidence in the
Northern policy.
Garibaldi In speech at MARSHA, said
several times, Rome or Death" He is
very violent against Napoleon, saying
that he had got Nice and Savoy ADD
also wished for something more
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ennbon,. fsr ,hs OHIO.

The Ohio Committee In Washington
had an interview with Capt. Fox, Assist
ant Secretary Of the Navy, on the subject
Of the exposed condition Of Ohio and
Indiana along the Kentucky border.
They represent that no way was so ef-
fectual for guarding the border as an eff
Gent guubOat force on the Ohio river, and
were gratincd to find the Navy Depart
ment very cordial in operating in their
views.
The Navy Department promised the
Committee as many gunboats for service
exclusively on the Ohio river as they
wanted Ten small boats, drawing only
two feet Of water, have already been So
lected and inspected by agents Of the
Navy Department. The Secretary stated
that a heavy force should al once be set
10 work 10 cut these boats down, put on
thick wooden bulwarks, and plate with
iron after the most approved models
Zach boat Is calculated 10 carry two
guns, aud be able 20 patrol the Ohio river
anywhere from It's mouth 20 Pittsburgh
These boats will be hurried through
mounted, and put in commission as soon
as possible
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Ne,v Stnmn Currency.

The Philadelphia Gazette states that
the new stamp currency will not be in
the shape of stamps, as had been origin
ally designed. II says Ti-st
The sticky nature of the stamps rem
dered them totally unfit for use as cur
renoy, and even without the muclage
these small bits Of paper could not be
taken care of sufficiently TO answer for
change IN daily use. 10 obyiate this
difficulty, Postmaster Waldorf Of this
city, submitted 10 the authorities at
Washington proposition which has been
approved and scted upon, 10 print small
notes Of the denominations desired for
change, the paper and engrayings being
the same as that Of the national paper
currency, but with designs entirely dis
tinct. This is the manner in which the
new currency viii make its appearance,
aud for this we are indebted 70 Postmas-
tor Waldorf.
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o On last Monday, Col WYNKOoP, with
one hundred and eighty cavalry, Attacked
detachment of FoBREsT's command
seven hundred strong, driving in their
pickets and carrying on a sharp skirmish
for some time. The guerrillas attempted
to flank Col wgNKooP's force with ten
pieces of artillery, when he retreated in
good order, having killed and wounded
more than thirty Of,thS rebels and losing
only one man. Col wgEKooP had an
excellent position, and his long range
carbinss did excellent work. Hurrdh
Cor the glorious Seventh Penns ylvania
and their brave COLONEL
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DR.. Kings Dispensary
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

N DR. KING, formerly Of New York, 10
NE 49,. the last four years of louisville, e.,
49, and Nho has devoted bic ait6utiOul9
the treatment Of private diseases Tor 90 years latter
himself, having utlended 70 praoiioo ioF ~ mari
years, and cured 90 many thousands, be IL enabled
cure al diseases Of private nature, no matter hoN
bad they may be from inIudoi0ua medical treatment
or from nogloct " their own ~. Kings DispeHEArv
No IS Doadurck street. between Cherry and taubquArs
eo1ud story where be cures si diseases Of private
nature.
aonofbna cured without sausr0aE medicines ~ 10.
enorcnca with bunlnufs
Structures OF old or resent date encCtunlly Cured
: fow days, BY an 0pafati1n which Causes 20 pan.
Where q iuictuTe exists health cannot Do ou3uyUdl
PerharF n0diaoasn causes mUrB mischief and undOr
mincs the constitution 90 muCh.
syphilis Wlth an The diseases % the skin srowini
out Of neglect Or bed uoaimsnt cau b ohectuallJ
cured 10 ieW days
6cnial Weassi 90 Partioui ar titul t0u having boet
given 10 ths dscase and 81 the consequences growing
out OF A. brought on 10 many ny The destructive
habih Oi n0ousiderato yUuthai and excessive tndui
conce Of she passions, nugioot NJ Nhich Vii unde
mine the oonatituton rendering the subject unni To-
business 0r pocioty, and sing premature 90 ags.
HcmNl who may be lalOuug Win any dmcuitg Q
be Wlmh may rest assured immediate relief
Poraons residing abroad By writing aud stating the
oaao With afoo gncla1adi direct 10 De. a King, No =
Eoaiaic strat, hsa1viuo, Tom va have he neoa
say mslc.uoa seli 70 tber adrega once hpa
y On 0uioof q Ne ul1laihf untl % We ureai1t.
uyig-adtuI
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No. Ss, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.

rms AGENCY Possesses peculiar Abilities flr thu
successful prosecution and settlement Of ~.
rnands against tho General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION. IT, conductors having had several
yeara' experience IN the management Of claim. b.
foro Congress, the Court Of Claims and tha Exceu.
hrs Departments at washingioh, aud being ihu,
oughly acquainted ahd nailiar with the laws amt
regulations governing their adjustment
Particular attention vll be given 70 easeu aTslns
ouf Of the present var, including the accounts ~
States, Contractors, and Disturbing OGloers Of ths
War and Navy Departments, aud for - Collect
ing, Drilling, and OrgnnIzinR VOI-
untoors,i - tho reimbursanent Of which 4 author.
lied BY an act af Congress; CLAIMS FOR INDRM
NIFTY FOR PRlyArR PROPERTY TAKEN FOR
PUBLIC UsEs, on FOR DAMAGES TO sUOH
PROPERTY, for Hcrsea los. IN The service, aad 0r
Military Pay, Tensions, aud Bounty
Land.
We give special attention 70 proouring Pen-
sionS, BOuDties, ETC., aeorulng 10 soldiers
who have been wounded, eoutraOtsd a. oaee, o. The
families d such as have died, been killed who 10
the aiaeharEo Of theF line u driy eh during lbs
present war.
Special care viii also be given 10 elaims which
have been heretofore Rejected o. Suspended
BY the Departments OF Hno iioiently Managed
Prompt attention also given 10 tho eoliseiion OF
Qasrtormastor's Receipts given f0E Property taken
oT he uso o. The Army, 70 arranglng Accounts With
and collecting Claims agansi tho ouarformAsors d.
plFtment
An Claims placed IN our haHda reoeivo our Prompt
Personal Attention, thereby securing usny
which, IN the hands ~ an Attorney at any distant
point. frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage, our daily lntsr
course with al tho Departments enables us Ia mos,
cases 70 obtain deoidona mudh more speedily thar
whore al communication and other necessary delsA
mnst be conducted through tho malls.
To thl' cad, we solicit yol 70 forward TO " sny o.
al vases ofspch character you may fon time % lime
have presented And, az 4 our custom, We viii hir
uish you with all uio noovssary blanks, aud, nhss
fyq,irsd, Instructions.
~ oharEo made IN any easo unlsss successful.
Address CHARLES n 0RErN.
No, So Cherry street
|aaN.a
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MORGAN COMING AGAN.--We have the
rumor by way Of DanEille that Morgan
has again invaded Kentucky, having
captured Burksville, the county seat of
Cumberland county, on Saturday last.
He is reported to be at the head Of a
largely increased force of cavalry, and
expresses his determination TO march TO
the banks Of the Ohio. II will be re-
membered that Morgan promised his
friends IN Versailles, Georgetown, Paris,
Cynthiana and other places, that no would
return to Kentucky in twenty days, and
he seems to be making his word good 49,
J0Vj0,iIle ,JqQrggl ..
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tea ( ..eo tssbsl r+l.0nst..

The Secretary Of War has placed the
disposal of the rebel prisoners from this
State, now confined in the various pris-
ons Of the North, In tho hands Of Gov
ernor JOHNSON. He is empowered to Of
feet the release of all those prisoners
who have expressed an ahxious desire 10
return to their allegiance TO the Federal
Government, and are willing to take the
oath and give bond for its faithful OBJ
seryanes. Those who are still disloy al
viii be exchanged for our loyal fellow
citizens, now confined in the dungeons
Of the South; and will thus be sent to a
latitude and cOmpAnionshiP Of traitors
which will be more congenial to their
feelings than an association with loyal
persons In pursuance with the order
Of the Secretary of War; Gen. VIM. B.
CAMPBELL has been appointed Commits
sloner by Governor Johnson TO visit the
Tennessee prisoners, and make the prop.
er disposal of them, according to their
merits or dement's. Gen. CAMPBELL will
leave for the North this morning. This
important mission could not have been
cOnfided to a clearer head or more
loyal heart.
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IMrOnrAY.r 10 surLEns.

MATTHEW'S Machines for making pure
sparkling SODA Water for bottling or
retailing from the counter, are the most
simple, make the best article, and cost
less than Any other. Plain printed in
structions for making the Soda Water and
delicious syrups, go with the Machines
Send for illustrated catalogues; II con-
tains much that every Sutler should
know. Address JoHN MATTHEW'S, maker
Of SODA WATER APPARATUS, Nos. 437 and
499, First Avenue, New York
Augl-5teod y
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We call the attention Of our readers
and the public generally % the advertise
m6ht d 81. wM. 8. CREArAAM, Of This
city which win be found in to-day's
paper, offering a reward of one hundred
dollars fof two runaway negroegbelOng-
ing to him. he also adgertises num-
Der one negro man for hire, which he
wishes 10 hire in this city.
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Wont Away sorrowmI.

lAomphlh Nol' N L. Ahue7l
Yesterday bereayed patriarch applied
to Gen. Sherman to learn how he could
reclaim his runaway slaves. 81 know Of
only one way, Sir" replied the General
and that is through the United States
Marshal" The unsuspecting planter
started in anxious pursuit OF that officer,
and was az last directed TO Col. Hillyers,
quartermaster, where he asked
Is this the United States Marshal -
"NO, sir the Provost Marshal "
Where can / find the United States
MARSHALL
Have you business with himY
Yes sir; | want my niggers; Gem
eral Sherman says he is the proper officer
20 apply to-
sob, yes, replied Col. Hillyer who
perceived the Joke; che undoubtedly Is;
80 the law prescribes.'
els he in town.
~ don't know, but suspect not"
"When do you think he left p
About year ago, | reckon"
AZ last il dawned upon the planters
brain that since the United States officers
were driven out and the National Courts
broken up, the Fugitive Slave Law is
not 10 operation lie went back 10 Gen,
Sherman and inquired sadly IL there
was no ether way Of recovering his chat
tells.
None to my knowledge, Sir
What can / do about ia
"Well, sir, the law provided remedy
for you Shareholders In cases like this
but YOU were dissatisfied and smashed
the machine Ifyou don't like your owr
work you'd better restore 1t and set Il
running again. Unless you do that yery
soon you'll have no need Of Fugitive
Slave Law
The planter left, with his admiration
foF the beauties Of Secession a good dea
diminished.
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Some graceless fellow, who has been to
Saratoga, thus satirizes in the Boston
Post what he saw there; Il
saratoga society
Whist endless variety
What pluks of proprieiy
What gems ~ sobriety
What EnrrtouH odd folks
what Ehy folks. and bold folks,
I. And warn folks, and cUld fllss,
Such curious drsaergf
.k And tender caresslngi
(Ofcourse, that n guoHgingD
sneh sharp yankee-dOOdlus,
Aud daudihed poodie8
And 0th0r pet p00dlos
such very loud patterns,
fWurn often BY slaiierna D
H.t with hoops--big a. Saturns
such straight neoks aud bow necila.
tsu'h dark noccs and snow necks
Aud high nacgs and low nack7
with this surt and that sort,
Tho lean and the fat sort,
The bright and the hat SORT
Saratoga Is crammed full,
AnH summed fan, aud jammed fiii,
never ray I'D ful
Yours always, RAMBLER.
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pOuBrFUL--wHa,D CAT,
North -Wcstorn Bank Of Georgia
Bank Of the Empire State Geo
Bank Vt Athens, Geo
Fulton Bank
Hank Of Whitfield.
Timber Cutters Bank
Mefnse thc Issues Of All unmka
mentioned below.
The following Tennessee Banks are broken Or
have been wound up and their Notes. Il any eru
uut, arc utterly worthless.
Agricultural Bank, - Brownsylls.
teuiral tank OF Tennessee, Al Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, 90 Memphis
Mechanics Faux, az Memphis
Memphis Saving Institution, at Memnhls
bychanEo Faux, az hurirrssbora.
Miners sud Manuhtr turers' Bank, at Knoxvtla.
4iak e - foBasss=ss, az kgaxvHla
Bank OF Trcuton, az Trenton.
Bank Of Jenr son, 10 cambridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, at farewell
Bank of farewell, at TaEcwell s4
Lewrcnceburg Bank, at Lawrenuebufg
CitEeus' Bank, at Memphis.
Bank OF America, at ClBrksyllls
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Buy or sell Tennessee money, Green
backs, Gold, silver Kentucky, Georgia,
North and South Carolins, Virginia, Ala
bama, LouisianA and other Bank Notes,
Bills, Scrip ana ahlnplastera, at the In
surance ofllco Of w. J. MARI, on College
Street. opposite The Sewanee House, there
You WIN obtain the best rates without the
trouble Of trying elsewhere
Aug. 5.-lf,
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One Of ths shrewdsst bOldest aud
most alillfdl scouts in General PoPE's
army Is fugitive slave. He has done
so much mischief 10 the rebels that they
have offered reward of 1900 for his
head. II our Government would pursue
the right policy, we could have the sorv-
ices of thousands Of spies and scouts in
the very heart Of the enemy's country.
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COMMODORE CHARLES STEwARr.-Mon-
day last the 28th of July, was the
eighty fourth birthday of Commodore
Charles Stewart. The Inquirer saws he
was born in the city OF Philadelphia,
July 2s, 177s, the month after the British
army evacuated the city; yet he is as ac-
tive, blithe, and cheerful as man Of
forty. Besides he is just as able TO full
al the physical duties of Captain in the
navy of his country as when he received
a commission OF that rank. The posi-
ton Of Commodore Stewart has been, for
many YEARS, one Of great distinction. His
name and services are associated with
many leading events, In which the glory
Of his country and his own fame are
blended. Commodore Stewart has been
in the service sixty years has been
in over forty engagements with the
enemies of our flag, among the number
being the famous bombardment of Tri-
poll, August 81, 1904 He captured the
Cyane and Levant, when in command of
the frigate Constitution, February Goth,
1916. Surely such a veteran deserves the
gratitude of his country, and IL. is a
source to us of real Joy TO chronicle the
eighty-fourlh birthday of this great
naval hero. Long may "old lronsides"
live to enjoy his cOuntry's rlchestreward,
the highest appreciation OF all who prop
erly estimate bravery and real worth.
The fame of Commodore Stewart Is the
property of the Union, but more espec-
tally Of Pennsylvania. We may say
here that il Is the heartfelt wish Of all
that he may long live TO enjoy the we'll
earned fruits of life spent In the SER
vice Of his country.
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0e1-Hollow metallic canes filed with
condensed gas, are now used Ia some Of
me European cities The bearer has
only 70 turn a small nipple and apply a
match When he will instantly 6nd him
self furnished with a torch that will
light him several hours.