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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-23
TOWANDA:
Thursday Morning, January 23, 1867
0riginaI 9oettg.
(For the Bradford Reporter9
TRUST IN GOD.

(For the Bradford BeporteIJ
TRUST IN GOD. .. ..
Jrsrs will lend a listening ear,
Into the suffers cry
Although no earthly friend is near
Or human aid be nigh .. r. ..
To those who put their trust IN HIM
He is friend in deep; ....
Though the light of hope shines taint ana di1
He'll giyn them all they need
His promises are always sure
... II we believe His word
To endless ages they'll endure,
Then let us trust the Lord. ...
He hears the helpless ravens cry, .. s.
And gives the sparrow food; ...
His childrens wants he will supply
Our GOD is ever good.
But yet our faith is very weak,
Increase it, Heavenly Friend
And when we hear our Saviour speak,
May all our doubtings end.
Speak gently TO our torubled souls,
And whisper Peace, be still! y
Thy hand can make the wounded whole,
Thy voice can peace instill.
Then, though our web of life is dyed,
With sorrow 5 sable hue
Wen trust in Christ, these storms untried,
He holds our crown in view.
Wen count all earthly things as nsught,
Ii we but win the crown ....Y
Fer as the prize was dearly bought,
When Christ his life laid down.
For Us he suffered on the tree,
Aud then arose to Heaven
And there is pleading still that we
May freely be forgiven.
Then let Us trust the Saviour's powers,
And lean upon his word ;;
In deep atiliction's darkest hour,
o, let Us trust the Lod.
WANDA, PA. +,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-23

har Money aud time have both their
value He who makes bad use Of the one
will never make good use of the other
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-01-23

Bog A judicious silence is always better
than truth spoken without charity.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26
Circular.

IAe Society OF the Sons OF New EnglA IN
PhlA1-i phls, Pa, have raised funds AVID placed
them IN the hands of Relief Committee. who
viii y~ss the army Hospital within the Medical
District, and seek out the sick and wounded
soldiers belonging to the New Lnglan States,
and render them such aid ana advice 20 they
may REQUIRE.
Where soldier Is tarlougheo or discharged
and Is without sufficient funds ~ enable hln ~
reach hls home, he viii 81 Assisted oy tse Sucl
ETY..
The SseIesy wilt keep cOmp letn llst u 81
the Ne~ EngIand soldiers Admitted at the DIT
erent Hospitals within tins district Aad Nil:
gladly answer, as tar as they are able, any m
qurles !<oua their relatives Or friends. They
Will also take charge o. and deliver auy articles
or parcels .has may De SENT 10 thslr care Tor
special patients.
Special u mml;tees are detailed t. each Hos
pitai, and the friends OF the invalid soldier lnay
rest assured that his necessities will be supplied
and as lar a. possible LIS general comfort w,I
be Increased
COMMUNICATIONS may be addressed to
w. B. " AaslSsR,
No. 10. North Seventh Street.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26
The March Of Opinion.

,.,,,.s If the City of Ne" lorh'
,.n,s,snting the Ch1m'er Of Commerce w
. r. Defence Committee, the Common OO""
,bod,,. on Wednesday last adoP'ed
the lvllo.iDg resolutions
R,sOlrsd, Ths; We !O'k upon me p.' Ih,a !.
I ~ Isis of the rebc.lnn-s crisis ION VIM
wo .as no delIverance other than IN 'ne h'e'
prcmpt and energetic action. .,-,.
RssoIre4. That every person ana every I'm IN
,0,,nity Of dou btful loyalty should ne reg a,'e1
.s disloyal. and the announcements 'nouu
-. that we .ely on no qualified Cnioo's' -.
"a - m this contest for great prii elpies' nu'
.r,.t only in the truly loyal, who vi sacT'nSe
nron.,rtv. life. and even opinion Tor the common
P,.o(rsd Ths, the tine has fully come Wheh
80, ..rike for our national life, using every
xe,non that God has given as snd Gaining "
our aid every person who can De Drawn 'ion'
tho ral,els or added to our cause that proc
lams,Ion of the Commander-in-Ch'eio declaring
.ha nrovislons Of the recent law oil congress u
be the sentiments Of the government, ana 'us'
th-v Will he enforced would secure to she CLlon
.. n.a thousands Of laborers, thousands Of hgnt-
ing men, and millions OF cooperating weil-"ish-
ers that the welfare of our country, the hVes
of lnval soldiers and the happiness OF ioyai
families all over the free States demand the
proclamation.
/ Resolved, That every day delay conpllcase'
our relations, both foreign and domestic, gives
the rebels .:reszth, and Is wasting hundreds OF
good and true men and il is FAR letter thas eF
ery rebel should perish than that one more loyal
soldier should die.
And therefore it is that We. with entire unan-
inity. most respectfully and most earnestly call
upen the President ~ act in his capacity 80
COMMANDMENTS Chief Of the Army and Navy OF
the United States ami Immediately issue the or
der which will lake from the rebels their great
source Of strength, while it viii diminish their
army ~ calling 10 The defence OF 'heir ZONES
large numbers of rebel officers and men. And
We assure the President that 10 this, as IN every
act of hls administration. the people Of the tree
States will sustain the policy. while ;he Whole
civilized world ~illaPplaud the proclamation OF
emancipation.
These resolutions but indicate the rapid march
Of opinion 10 the great commercla metropolis
ID the conduct of .he war. New IOrkIs getting
30 be in earnest Tor saving the RepuDli and
-ees that it can only De done by using the power
which he Government has in i;s hands There
VIII soon be such u deg-ee OF unaa.nity Oh This
subject as has no parallel excep, in the YAs'ios
isa OF the people. This nation Is to be saved
iron She pltiueason Is digging tor il. and every
ao that can De called to the RepublIs must be
seI On the r!gh; side The politicians eanDo,
hold the Government back from ,be decisive
action much longer.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26

DISCHARGED VERMONT SoLDIERs-The follow
ing is a Est Of the Vermont soldiers discharged
from Gen. Buffers command, and who arrived
at New York last Monday night:
Chas Coultoo, F, 9Th PW Allen, E. esh ::
Z Il Cloughton, E, sth Charles Hall, E, 9Th !;
I Il Burt, X, 6th Frank Cheney, X, Sta f
Blake, K, 3th Heman Richard. =. s,h ::
Eugene Rogers, E S,h; R s Nichols, +, sth ::
A q BATES, E, Sth w. Alexander, A. Is, Bat
terry; B Wheeler. A, lst Battery G. W. Bet
terly, |, oth; g Ii Reed, j 4 Harlan, l. B Win
ton, A Z Hammond, n E Amos, J 5 linton. G
hammond, Silas tiough,on. {. Sth White.
d Barnes, NJ W White, j Perry, X, Sth: E
Goodale, {. Sth Z McGooken. j Shattuck
W "iscomb, D D Clark. e A Longley, . 5 A
Sprague. a, 8tb W Torburt, |. 9Th G W
Shores, K, Sth A Hill, X, 9Th Il s Putnam
b, 9Th " Newton, W Hartwell. X, Sth
W II Ingalls,, Ii A Foley, n, 9Th; H Dayis. +
A Tyler, /. Slh; j Reed, A Z Davis, E J
Faulkner, II, Sth; W Thomas, G W Bacon
K, 9Th.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26

ARREST FOR TREASON We learn that Lewis
). Partridge of Norwich, United States MAJ
shall tor Vermont under Buchanan 5 adminis,r,-
ton, was arrested for treason few DAYS since
by Marshal Baldwin, and taken to Windsor
The United States Circuit Court sits a, VIM.
sor next Tuesday, when his case will be laid
before the grand jury. 1t is reported tina. the
evidence against the accused Is quite stron,
We devoatedly hope that every traitor in Yer.
mont will be made to suffer the full penalty Of
the law-Pkon,S
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26

The KNICKERBoCKER PoR AUGUST mas the
following table of contents Carl Almendn.
gers Office The Wife of Aban ; Stray Chap
tiers My Great Mistake The Alderman of
York Love and Fame Two Aprls Geolog-
zeal, " Time was, Time is, and Time shall
be The Liberty Tree Ali Hail the Stars
and Stripes Sunshine in Thought; A new
Sentimental Journey Literary Notices Edi.
tors Table.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26

ARRESTED. = Sergeant John Wheeler of Co.
F. 4th Vermont, was arrested by order of Mai
Austine, United States Mastering and Disburs-
ing Agent Tor Vermont, on Saturday last. for
obtaining a furlough as a commissioned officer
and taken 10 Fort Columbus, New York. The
government is wisely looking up the soldiers
who are away from the army without leave and
under false pretences. -Ph9nir
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26
County Nominations.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

"AsHiNGToS COUNTY,
! $P i sSs6 81 + Senators
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MI, \; 1nh !, - 1,r ~ o. s 5Loos
az -; ? a. n d = ~, on FL. -
IN az; - az ~ n H. "a a''''''7>
" H. a 1o-'' n'sN oa'"H
ADD'sOH ''lNIl'
SVHH n ~ ~ AZ riGuR Senator.
say y ~ r - ziyD'0Ao''
ar p a 80. y - as:istan! Jud ;es,
G4Irs !. coLLAAEE, sheriff
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Ivoov -, 49, ~ Senator.
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r.. EnEp 1nwt S,.-i4
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26
Sunsets 40 the Hebrew Mountains

Sunsets 40 the Hebrew Mountains. By the
Rev. }. K. Macduff ID, author OF the
Memories OF Gennesaret, Morning and
Nigh. Watches, etc etc. limo 81 DO,
New York: Carter l. Brothers.
lhe writer does not describe sunsets as wit.
nessed from the mountains of Palestine bpt
assuming sunset as fitting eubIem OF death
DE proposes to delnea'e the living and dying
OF the Hebrew patriarchs. The idea is han.
Py one' and is beautifully illustrated iu these
biographical sketches. There are no mo,,,l
hours that seem to be more truthful and in.
! siruet've, IN regard TO ones character and
IiLe' than those tina, marx the closing ~, ;od
OF our earthly history. As one remarks
Uods saints are often like fores, treas :,
their gOlde" Autumn ,iuts-graudest in de-
cay, when the hand of death il On ,be,, ~
Au'a0r aas earned valuable reputation a,
an interesting writer, and his works ao -
fail to find readers. This volume ia sD,...
ve' and Its reading will add fresh ;,,sras. :.
tho faithful records Of the Word Of God
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26

GUoD PsoesRss IL RkCRUIrISs MIR VrNPLB-
TON, one Of the recruiting officers in this Coun-
ty. informs US that he has more than sis,y men
already enrolled for his company. He expects
that he will have enough enlisted to organize
next week. This Is excellent progress, and We
doubt whether any recruiting officer in the
State can show larger number.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26

BARSs SrRNlD.-Twu large barns beons,n.
10 Richmond Burgess, situated up9a the old
turnpike across the mountain, about two miles
from IBIS village, were burned to the grcnnd
IN Friday night last, together win about thirty
IONS oil hay Ii Was undou btedy toe work ot
an lneendiary. The buildings anG contents were
but partially insured Bonner
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26

oTANIo2p.-Entre orchards in Sta.a ford have,
1t Is said, been completely stripped Q; leaves and
lrut, by caterplllars
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26
ITALIAN BEES.

pntCs Of Al Italian Queen (~arranted Pat's ~
= lev workers to accompany her, g. hsfn -
,nsured ut her destination. Full iastrustiops "a y
.ns queen with common stock viii BE- ssssssos
address, GOODRICH Aii;sl q
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26

pr. Joseph Z. Rutherford of NevPi
Ieans County, has been appointed As~>
surgeon OF the 10th Regiment.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26

4 SOLDIERS LETTER.-Below We publish
letter written by Oscar Coburn OF Co. L. .7nd
Regimen I. ). SbaIE shooters. 10 MS wife It
brea,hts the true spirit Of devotion 70 the cause
CAMP OPPOSITE FsrDERIcxsBUkGH, VA.t
July Nth, 1862
How DO they get along enIis.lng troops in old
Vermont? Do they cone UP 10 the work with
d will ana L determination 70 end this unholy,
cruel and uncalled Tor rebellion Why no.
turn out At once 20 CRUSH, az the South have 10
conquer? Let husbands par, with wives and
wives with husbands nobly, ls you have done,
and may they &c blessed as We are, from Oh high.
Oh may see IN your mex. letter much OF TINS
noble determination in the wolnea ot Vermont
10 rally their loved protectors to the last and
final stroke. 1t Is the duty of every able bodied
man TO be up and have his armor girded on and
be able 10 IN. pulling down OF strong holds, and
the dividing asunder If both soul and body,
loints and marrow Of this wicked rebellion
Don ask me - come home again. make one
70 tight while !ife lasts, with Gods belp, ald
die nobly if il IS his will.
God bless yon and our little girl and boy.
Yours as Ever,
DarIp f,pzp<
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26

HIGH BAILIFY.-Below We print a letter from
Hon. E. {. WATSON, whose name stands on the
ticket as candidate FOR tbs ofic. Of Il ign Baili,
in this county
WORCESTER. July 22d, 1862
Hon. {. " WILLARD-Dear Sir On look
ing over your paper OF July 2lst, notice my
name on the County ticket for High Bailf
The chairman VI the nominating committee To-
formed the convention there was mistake. 1t
was 0. L. Watson for High Bailif. Will you
have the goodness to insert his name for the Of
fee, az do not wish to be a candidate for SO
important an Office.
Yours Truly,
E. c. Watson.
There was, 10 the convention, some uncertain
ty as to the person nominated in committee tor
this Office, some understanding it TO be 0. l.
WATSON, and some E. G. WATSON. We thought
the balance Of proof favored the latter opinion
and 50 printed the ticket. The statements in the
letter seem, however, to make it plain that w
were wrong, and we change the name in tn,
ticke. accordingly.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26

The Demo rats OF Orange County have had
Convention, AID put in omlna;Ion the same
t!cke: as the one nominated a. the Union Con
ventIou, except that they have nominated c.
W. Clarke, Esq, Of Chelsea, Tor States Attor.
neY 1t has been s4id that Mr.. Clarke has re-
pudIalec the az ion Of the Bellows Falls Con
venton, and we hope be wllrspudiate The sc
ton Of the d-0.ganizers in his own County.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN July %, 1867

The country uf to-day that calls 0u' ever! p
,ro, name ths, stands out in our history ol1S Inc
yOuns men of the country 70 rally to me rescue
Of the Nation. The memorie. Of ihs revolution
add their appeal. The great achi"veme"t' o'
.be Nation, which have made our his:'ry HUE
triOus pin the en,res.y and invite and stir the
patriotism Of this gensrution
Young Americ.. the invitation Is TO all ou'
it is especially to yOu. Snail the eonntry be
saved? VIII you save il? What answer VIII
you give! First, as you always are and
claim to be as your right, and your P'ssession'
ID all the enterprises OF peace, will you leave
70, others the work OF saving the country OF
will YOU DOW seize this heroic opportunity ana
make yoars=iv.. a, you NAV. :, frs' i" war
drst IN peace, and first in the hearts Of your
counirymen.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-26

The adjourned war meeting held in this vii
l4ge Friday evening, was we'll attended. The
committee to nominate = working committee,
made report which was adopted by the meet
ing, and two more names were added, making
the committee number fourteen 10 all. W. e..
Ferrin Esq, Rev. J. F. Stone, and c. W. VIII
lard, in response 10 calls from the meeting
spoke briefly of the necessity ior filling UP the
ranks OF the army.
The comm .ttee have set about their work and
will unQue=tionably 10 the work assigned them
well. As tsr a, our quota Of ,~o companies
is concerned, under their Efficient direction and
manag cement, We expect ~ see it soon filled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-03
Personal Intelliseucc,

Mrs. General Mcclellan n residing Ia Orange, N. j.
with Dr. Marcy on the mountain near Llswslyn Park
The trustees Of the First Presby church Orange
Rev. james Hoyt offered Mrs Mcclellan pew In their
church. which she cordially accepted, and she win b
numbered among tie worshppers the church during
her residspcs there. She s heartily welcomed in
Orange
Tuesday eveaing.
Colonel Gsorg, Ihrs Of the army, has been appoint.
ed Assistant Inspector General Grants staff He ar.
rived at the Metropolitan Hotel on Tuesday evening
On rc> 70 Memphis, for which place he leaves to-day
Among the passengers who sailed for Europe vsptardsv
m the steamship China were Mrs francis Anne Kemh.
Rev r. L. Cuyisr and Hermann, the great
teur, VINO intends remaining IN Italy for year,
enable Madame Hermann 10 complete her musical sdu.
cation.
General McIousaIl, of California Hon. Charles A.
Wcklihs, and Hon William shesls, Of Indianapolis are
stopping At the Metropolitan Hotel
Hon. sidney Brsese, n Illinois, and Judge sh,prnsn a.
Hartford, are stopping 81 ths Abenarls Hotel.
HonSeur Edonard who has bsen acting as assistant 70
Monsieur Hermann, sailed for California yesterday In
tbe steamship North star He intends 10 give ssrss OF
psriormRnces IN that country.
Colonel c. G. Dodge a tho First regimen, New York
Volunteers Colonel Lediie and MAJOR Giddings OF the
United states Army Jsdge Ord aud family e California
ana VIM. KoIly, Of Rhineoek, ~s stopping At the a.
Nicholas Hotel.
Brigsdisr general Shields yesterday psI . vis,, Z,
bis rc-itsncs
Captain Ksogh o. General Shsids' ss6 left the As,or
House Tor Warrington lass evening
MAJOR II. A. Bingham, United states Army, paymsstsr
M'Wstsrveit Arsenal, IN ~ the Astor House.
hon william Butler, Sate Treasurer Of Illinois, Ii at
ths Aston House On Monday nsxt he will pay the in.
tersst "a the debt that state, Ia gold ~ the Amer
Gao Exchange Bank In this city.
Americans resis,sred Al Gun n Co.'S Arusrsan and
General Agency and Reading Room, 10 Strand london
FAgandl for the week ending June n b. 4. Anrsj
Robert Colgate, MANUEL J. Colgate Hermon Grimm n ~
jones, william N. y. Deveutsr and family George i
bueknsn, J ). Ciarks, George O. Caldwell, Mics
suns ~; eaedwsii Edward lie Coprss, John d. Fish
james Fowler, NJ. ~, 3. =. Dewey aud wife w r.
Dewey Dewey, r. =. Durant, J. c. Wilmer.
olns r Bon, N. y Henrique, wfo and dsugh
nU, ~ ~ =. h'nks, George Oakley Thomas r.
Brutily NJ and Mrs konalds aud family and q r, +
Brown, OF Nsw York; r. Cowan, Pittsburs, rsm.s
NcGsary aud ffss. Anory, Boston; r. Gutter " n
woburn, Mass; r Rollins and r. G. Pitt paiti,rop.
william q. Bancroft United states Rev g n wynLnao'
Mrs. A. Wynkoop, Theodore J.. Wynkoop, nelawar. n n
Ksrshaws Philadelphia; J. Roin Tillend Roma, n y
cray. -. LouR Charles Smith, Virginia " =
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Commissioners OF Emigration.

The usual weekly meeting OF the Commissioners a
Emigration ras held ysstsrday-G. G. verplsncf rao
President In the chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting We a y.sd and a.
proved.
The cHsIRxis announced b- a ! eneck for e 600 had
boon Iefwith The Secrets . Of the Quarantine Commits.
sions last Friday the use Of that body 70 keep the
Floating Hospital efficient condition. Tho commit.
tee appointed 90 Investigate that subject had not rscev
sd a1y NrrnA cosr muncaon from the Quarantine Com
mssRns<s, aud we're consequently unable TO report
resyeufing TIA floating hospital question.
The monthly report was pssssntci, from which ap-
that fortyave vessels arrived ut this port with
pnsssngcrs during the month Of June or this number
thirtyeight were sailing vessels and seven steamers.
The total number Of passengers brought BY thee
sels was IA l6o During tho corresponding month in
1851 only thirty vessels arrived, bringing total
OF 10 ,2c3 passengers.
rrsm the usual weekly statement u appears that q IN
smigrants arrived at this port during the week ending
the ID instant, making total OF 49, 704 who have
arrived during the pesent year. against - 90, 70 tn
same date in 1891. The number Of inmates Ward
Island 10 Cos The Treasures report shows that bs
lance OF 81 i0< oS remains in the bank 70 the credit
| the Commissioners.
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News from Utah and the Plains.
MORE TROUBLE WITH THE INDIANA.


MORE TROUBLE WITH THE INDIANS.
swEzr WArEs BRnoE, July I. 1861.
me Indians again troublesome, cutting the tsls
graph lines between here Pacific Springs faster thar
they can be sndsd. Troops start tonight pursuit
thsm supposed to be party Of Sioux. forty eight
in number.
SALT LAKE.. june 50. I
Via PAuuo SPRINGS, July 1. 1862.
Saturday afternoon hs Indians attacked Lieutenant
Giennb party OF eighteen near Rocky Ridge. Two
whites and one Indian were killed Il 10 suenasA1
they cut the telegraph line. The same afternoon
the Indians were seen along the road Pacific Springs
TO Sweet Water Colonel Collins says they arc Sioux and
'.""ss and nnmhsE abont 40e He couIH
G. --"---~' -~--r--.e - "os Wv
o's' water TO follow. The stage 10 stopped for the
present. Indians are sssn lurking in the hills abe.
psc,sc Servings.
cLKyErANp, July 2, 1862.
Amsssags 10 J. a. wade, President Of the Pacific
telegraph company dated Salt Lake City, July O. is sub
stantaly the as the dispatches dated swestbrier
1st The telegraph us l. promptly repaired as fast a.
by the party of Indians and no pains WIZ Do
spared 10 keep the lines working.
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| ASEese 81 the Edftor OF the Balefnors
from the Baltimore Anne rican, Juyll
The arrest Of Mr.. c. Fulton. Of the propretors
McHsny By orasr the Secretary Of war having been
made public the Of the following corr
leaving 4. Mr.
Following despatch to Pres ~sn' Lincoln
70 s TE r nns p O. ran Unn >s ss .n
MHnA pa 70 endsr are xas an Sro way ror
.aesuou o. III. family who VIII ss. = Sas
-''a me 70 publish my statement ~.gef Sfnnf. 10
TO this the following reply was receivsa,-
r .S s .ssss ssr !. June : ''.
-, ss. g .:';s:"e ~ 49, =:
saa hs %s9 - SarsS. and
ss 81 s Of ss. Ss Tns
''sA ssS aa M Sr@s
Iss statement despatch 10 which exception was
token e the following published in some Of ths New
York papers OF yesterday morning
night vas published extra editions Of Tie
city papers,
sAIrrsoar, suSnaT, June 2S~s F. N.
at White House, before Richmond and The Peninsula,
during the last four days including facts obuinea from
nuncaie with the President
i've thousand words. ...
We have the gandest military triumph the enemy
and Richmond must fall. G. O. Flu LION
until midnight, surprised the reception
following despatch
BALTIMORE, SuHDAy, June 2e-lI p NJ
The Secretary Of War decides that nothing be tee
graphed r. lative TO affairs on the Peninsula
Fave tried our best got or T. Press,
To the despatch from Colonel Sanford Mr.. Fulton
piled as follows
COLONEL SASroRD:-
SiR-The despatch to New York Q private one
addressed TO Mr. Craig for his rmat0n whether he
desired to receive the report tor tue press
been published II report had been permitted TO 90
through by telegraph never dreamed Of is being pub
hsned
myself McIenry the depot for traitors
modification cannot express Having rished both life
and property In defending the Union CITY
editor and proprietor OF the Baltimore AaeTtan the
yerament IN Sustaining the laws wnih has exceled,
ass in common justice that should at least be released
o. :. CHARLES G. FULTON. !
uor... sttey now rests and here leave II, for
. iI0io tue HI Mt comment
the present, with.
uur pv,v.N or Mr.. FgITOS.
BALTIMORE srov2, 1852.
NJ. 9. G. Fulton was uncon a'9pally selssd from ON
No., Mcenry at ten O'Clock last night and rsac>u ms
home about O'Clock this morning. 70 ths un9aslhSo
satisfaction and joy Ofths un'V- -