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The national Republican., 1862-10-23
Personal.

General Warren, U. 8. A; General Tyler, U.
8. A; DR.. O. s. DoGraw, U. 8. A; Gabriel r 4.
vel, France; O., H. Irish, Nebraska; J. 8. Fill
more, Colorado, are ut the National.
". W. Foster, Pittsburg; Joseph Harris, b Al.
Umore; Harris Howard. Il. l.; Geo. Abbott. u.
8, A; Chas. Il. Shaw, u. s. A W. U. Colling,
worth and family, Vermont, are at the Metro.
politan.
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
Mora THnnnl.

The One Hundred and Flfty.third New York
regiment, Col. Duncan McMartn, arrived In
this city on Tuesday night 1t was recruited
from the vicinity of Plattsburg, and presents a
tine body of men.
Recruits are constantly arriving, and being
sent TO various regiments now In the field.
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
DIR. Fishblatt.

AIAs - ASAAOAAOAS
Or No. A2I, corner OF Eighth and u SITS
Oppoi;e the Gen, raj Post Once,
Can 10 consulted on RHEUMATIC AFFEC
TIoES,, CONSUMPTION LIVER co M
all Disc isei Of Imprudence Of whatever character
and which may be declared iuoursble BY other ply
tcians. lie engages to make an immediate cure
From his lengthy practice In the toience Of m, di
cine he Il enabled to offer himfelf ~ the public u
being the only one in Washington capable oi afford
Ing speedy relief All Cases durable will be gusrsn
curry or any other dangerous medicine. Recent oases
cured In two or three days
N B. Letters addressed TO DR. F., at Lis Office, No.
asl, corner OF Eighth aud f Streets opposite Gen.
erai Post Oflos, will eceIvs Immediate aitentioa.
olt 8-yl
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
DIED.,

On the 22d instant, after an illness of two
days, Mrs. JULIA A. WHITE, wife Of Carey W.
White, of this city.
The friends and acquaintances of the family
are respectfully invited to attend her funeral
from her residence, No. 6O2 Eighth street east,
Navy Yard, on this day, 23d instant, at three
O'Clock.
May those whom she has left behind initiate
her many virtues. She was all that human
nature could be-.
Washington and Bait. papers please oopy.l
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
The Renown ned Gabriel Ravsi

Was In the city few hours yesterday, and we
were surprised to see how well the gentleman
retains his lively and youth.like appearance.
We understand his flying visit was II preparR
tory arrangement for the appearance OF the
original Ravel Troupe, at Ford's Theatre. on
Monday evening next.
The national Republican., 1862-10-23

A PPLIOATIONH for Duplicate l. . II Il
n Warrants.
Application having been made under the Aet OF 50
June 1880 for tho reissue Of the land Warrants de
soribed herein, which are alleged 70 have Lesa los
or destroyed nodoe Is hereby given that, 81 hs dat
following thu description OF each warrant, nev
certificate OF like tenor will bs Issued novalld OF
lection should then appear.
No Il, ,s29, ior l20 sores, Issued under the act
March, 1855, IN tho name Of Zslmon Randall anf
vss granted May Q, lB48-OotobeT %, 1891
No 81, 1888, for 100 sores Issued under the act Of
MsIch, 1856, 10 the name OF Rachel, widow o.
Thomas Meredith, ard was granted March ., 1859 =
December Q, 1869.
No. V3,7CQ, for 100 aores, hsusd under the aot ol
Mnroh, 1855, In the name of Arnold Harrington
snd was granted September ", lsb7-JanuAry 4
1858
No. 50 s8i, for 100 acres, isssed under the act o.
March, 1855, In the names Of the minor children o.
Daniel F. MsCune, deceased, and was granted Oct
22, 1855 January II, 1853.
JOSEPh h. BARRETT,
Ootumiss ssonss,
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
Indla RubbeE GoOdl.

The place to buy your RUBBER COATS, LEG
GINS, CAMP BLANKETS, HAVELOCKs, HA
yERSACkS, and every article made from INDIA
RUBBER, Is at ii, A. HALLS Indts Rubber Wpre
house, where you can obtain them at rers
prices, $40 rennsylvAnia avenue between Ninth and
Tenth stretn. oc 22-u
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
Attsntaon Aaaaetstls I

Dr.. vellny 10 yet engaged IN an extensive
tention OF tic S pocr' @ @ puny. emscisteS victims
Of their own sins 10 the beat sources of remedy.
Firsb give up your present course Of life Ut
once and forever; and secondly, call on the
most skilfui physicians, (and none are better
than DR.. Vellny,) and be CURED Of the disease
which 10 now undermining the constitution
and sending you TO premature grave.
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
The Indian Herb

The Indian Herb Doctor,
From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his pa
tents tie nature Of their complaints or illness, with
out receiving any reformation from them No chang
for eonsuualion or adviee Ofiios, No. II Washiuetor
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of Seventh
street, Washington, D. G. sep i3G
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
X h = Al RI N q

X Il = A I r / N G..
As manufacture Trunks extensively, aud nsces
EARLY have all kinda of Trunk Material am better
prepared to repair Trunks, so, thoroughly and
promptly than any other establishment In the city
DOT l4-3mi JAMES y, TOPHAM
The national Republican., 1862-10-23

A Il u II H q Att
"A Is necessary, either for an Ofh,sr or q Privsfe
In order TO capture two certain articles Wis One
new SHIRT and one psir Of HOSE, which was isfi
at my Shop during lSf week,
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
c.:s: s:l: o. s.s:,

Mr. II. A. Hall, hsyiSs purchased the stock Of
store recently occupied BY Messrs. Hutchinson L
Munro, No $40 Pennsylyania avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth Streets ofers for sale t redl and
the adics Of Wellington and vicinity will do well
to improve this opportunity as The stock mua be sold
t onos to make room for the ay0en and ts stock Of
rubber goods ever offered south Of New York. The
store l. at $40 Pennsyvania aveuue you cannot for
get the number. ..,. 90 92-lt
The national Republican., 1862-10-23

IEh sCHOON EN AID will positively dis.
IA& charge cargo and sail Tor New York this
week VIII be ready to receive freight on Thurs-
day, October 23d. Apply to
FRED h. COZzRNs, Cons ignes,
Cor, Fourtesnth at and Penn avenue,
OF to Cspt W H. HuTCHlNGB,
oct u on board, foot of g st
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
DROPCsALs FOR STOVES.
DrPor QuARr.HAAsiEa's oysIcK,

DEpor QuARrssAAsIEa's orsrcE,
Corner lS,h and stIeets, Oct o., 1882.
otiiceun' Thursday, October asd, 1862. stY ocles
p m. Tor furnishing TO the United sta's., the fo.-
lowing articles, viz:
Thirty seven I'D yen,iistiog stoves, MOI.
Forty i've (46l v-n,ilating stoves, No Q.
Twenty three @ q. ~ !p PLAIN Sylinasr stoves -
Ten Q0) email cylinder stoves
Ten (lol heating stoves, (ooai.)
Seven S, g! oS0IiG. % stove; srs and furniture (S9s
Ninety two Co) elbows
One hundred and seventy five (i7s) shields f.r
Three hundred and twenty eight tass) bonns,s for
one hundred and thirty six (lao) pieces Of zloo
Seventy I7o) pounds annesied wire
Twenty i've (2S) pounds lOd. cut nails,
Seventy Ave i7o) coal 'cuttles
seysn,y. five 10, shovels.
Seventy Aye 90 Pokers
Bidders should mention separately the price per
stove Of The different lies Of tn several variety Of
the stove pipe elbows, shields ior pipe bohuets for
Ppi,cs for goal ssIt,l.s shoysl., and poteIs,
points in tbs city aud county Of ws,hinsto b.
~ the Assistant Qusrtsrmsster may direct, within
hys day, after the awarding Of The Contract.
and s oath Of allegiance to The III United 4 States GOV
ernment must accompany each proposition,
The ability OF the bidder to hll tn cout act, should
It be awarded TO him, mu't be guaranteed by two
spnnsble perso,h whose signatures are to be appeu
The responsibility Of the guarantors must be
shown by the oiicisl certificate Of the Clerk Of the
nearest Disrist Court or Of the United States Dis
Bidders must be present 10 psr,on when the bid.
are opened, or thsir proposals. will not b oonsd
cred.
The full name and rost ONCE address OF the bidder
must appear In the proposal.
na bid 10 made In the name of . Arm, the names
Of all the parties must appear, or the bid will be con
aidered as the individual proposal OF the party sign
Tug it, !, -. ., ,,. ,,,u.... .ou. .,...,
by the contractor and both Of bis Eusrsntors, b.
required Of the suocssfui bidder upon signing the
The right 10 rject any or all bids that may b
deemed too high 10 reserved by the Depot Quarter
master, a. well IS The right to select from each bid
such article or ariors At the price therein named
Info NAL proposals will be r. jected,
Proposals must be addressed to Capt, Edward l.
HarfE, Assistant Quartermaster u. g. Army, a
Warrington, D. G and should be plainly mark I'd
"Proposals for furnishing Stoves" 30.
PORN Of Guarantss
We, -, of the county Of -, and Slate Of -
and -, Of the county Of -, and State OF -, dc
hereby guarantee that - Is able to fulfil the con
tract. In accordance with the terms OF his pfoposi
he will Vt once enter into contract In accordance
herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him, wa are pre-
psrsd to become his securhes.
Ito this guarantee must be appended the offiCia
certificate above mentiqnsd nm, u.,rz
Captain and Assistant Quartsrmastsr u s. A.
DOT Q3
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
Rebel Property In this city taken BY the
0Overnmenl,

Orders have been issued directing the occu-
patton, for Government purposes, Of the prop
erty in this city Of persons known TO be In the
service Of tbs rebel government, rs follows,
viz: Five houses belonging TO Commodore
Frcnch Forrest, Of the rebel navy, Nos. $50 and
1872 Pennsylvania avenue, 353 Ninete enth street,
aud two frame houses on Twentieth street.
Two houses I'm Four and o half street, near
Pennsylvania avenue, the property Of DR.. Cor.
nelius Boyle.
One house belonging 10 DR.. Gsrnett, on Ninth
street, near +.
Heuse on New Jersey avenue. occupied as
The Coast Survey once, tho property OF VIM.
q. Smith, member OF tho rebel Congress. from
Alabama. .
House (uearly opposite that last mentioned)
on the same street, the properly Of ex Sixth
Auditor Of the Treasury, VIM. F. Phillips.
House on South D street, Capital Hill, the
property Of Capt Huntington.
House on Maryland avenue, owned by q Mr..
Clark, now In service in Richmond.
House owned by Frank Hanna, corner south
A street and New Jersey avenue.
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
Proposals for stoves.

We would call tho attention OF parties inter.
ested to the advertisement OF Capt. Hsrtz, In.
viting proposals for furnishing stoves for the
hospitals this winter.
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
w WlLLlA FITCH,
ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMANTS,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND ? STREETS,
Opposite ne Poa C6ies,


WASHINGTON, d. G,
PrOsecutes Claims for Pensons, Bounty NJ ,ney,
Bounty Land Warrants, Lost Property, Rec ecruit,ng
Oosfs, and all other Just Claims sgsii st the Gov
ernment.
Also, Patents procured for ILventora
Special attention given to ca,ss before the COuIt
Of Claims
Fees reasonable In oil cases, 10 Wit:
10 each feneipn case. - 90
Bounty money case ...,.........,......... %
ray Ciaim.... ..................,..... 80,
widows and minor children who sre poor, half
the ab-ye rates Thoe who are erremeiy iadOsn.
Tree Of charge, except mere distursements
Correspondents will bs entitled to share the fees
In oil cases they forward.
Consulting counsel, Hon Il, II. GiLLET, late
United States Solicitor Of the Court Of Claims and
former Solicitor of the Treasury.
Special II sferences BY Permission:
Hon Riohard W sllach, Mayor Of Washington
Hon WV. Seaton, ex Mayor OF Washipgton
Lewis Johnscn C1., BANKERS, Washington.
Sweeny 4 uuyok, Bankers, Washington.
FIX Goysrn:r Hunt Of Lookpcrt, New York
Judge 0srdiner, OF Lockport, New York.
Hon. John Gsnson, State Senator Buffalo, N Y.
lion. Burt VaGhorn, member OF Congress from
Hon. G. W. Clinton. Jsdgo sups; Tor Court, Buff
falo
Messrs. Hubble n Davis. Coupsellors, Buffalo,
Y.
Judge Bowen, Of Lookport, Nav York
Judge Woods, Of LOokpT pTt, New York
Hon. T. T Flagler, ex member OF Cong,ess from
Hon John .Gansnu, President Of th. New York
and Erie Bank, Buffalo, New York.
oct 23-lms
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
RaAkin9 Rates.

The following are the rates at which bankers
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
silver--ths lsgal tender notes being the stand.
ard: ....
Buying. Selling.
Gold. ..........,.25 psro prsm.2s per 9. prem
Demand notes. .2l "a
Banks Of issue In Washington and Georgetown:
Washington. Georgssos0n.
Bank Of Metropolis. Farmers' and MeOh's
Bank Of Washington. Bank. ''
Patriotic Rank. Bank Of Commerce.
Farms d ksroh's. B'nk.
=, The farmers and Merohxnts' Bank aud the
Bank Of Commerce issue notesVf ths danomip q.
ton Of one dollar and upwards.
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
The Builion Bank

Redeems their notes in q. 8. Treasury notes
when any amount from one dollar upwards is
presented. |I... ....a .s f.r
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
ITO INVENTORS AND PArEsTEEs

VuyO IHyEN TORS AND PApENTEEs.
MUM d CO., ,propristors Of the Sisnhto Ama,oasA
ana agents for procuring American and forsRu
p A II E NJ T g.
With Sixteen Year, srpsrsnes IA the Business
Refer to Hon. Judge Mason, Hon Jossph Holt
Hon W. D. BiAhop, ex Commissioners OF Patents,
and TO more than fifteen thousand inventors who
have had business done through Mum 10 q Pat
emit Agency.
Patent Laws And Regulations, 100 page, " osnts
No ohsrse for consultation, orally or by msfl.
Preliminary Examination In United StAtss Patent
OEHoe, ~,
ton, osrnsr Of And Bsvsath streets, opposite tbs
Pstant Olaos NAT -ela1
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
yi's,.g D.ys ss q: Hospils..'' 1. this

By aiats order Of the Surgeon General, I" the
issd agents of soldiers refct associa lions and
other aid aooieties, from twelve O'Clock p. to
six O'Clock p. m, dsily, and to the friends Of
patients and other visitors, II, In the judgment
be prejudiciai to the welfare Of the siok."
The national Republican., 1862-10-23

kVnHITUnE' HUNNiTVn1F
N6cCroSOr sAs 90.
AT THEIR
EXTENSIVE AHRROOMS,
$50 Seventh street,
OFFER INDUCEMENTS TO purchasers Of Fusni-
ture and o, her Housekeeping Goods.
Our ,teck 10 large and varied.
Parlor Sattes In Brccatelle, Rep, aud Hair Cloth.
Chamber Hstta, in solid Oak, Walnut, Mahogany,
and Painted, neatly ornamented.
Oak, Walnut, and Mahogany Extension Tables
and Dining Chain
Superior Cured Hair Mattresses. Husk and other
Mattresses
Also, large quantity Of low priced Bedsteads
Chairs. Tables, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstsnds
ON . Furniture, &C.
All Of which are made from The bost materials
and warranted TO give satisfaction
PrTsora furnishing would do vol TO look through
the stoct before purchasing, ss We are selliug vt
prices 10 auit the times.
McGRE6OR n CO.,
oct t--eod6Wif $40 Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-10-23

whitehutst Gallery, 434 Penn av., next
doorto shs Telegraph Once,
Coninuts 70 attract throngs Of vislters 10 obtain
uuthuly produced At this me honored and celebrated
estallshment Card Mkenessts Of our dstiny yushed
generals aud others, tog ,thsr with many who have
fallen In battle, can be obtained Also portraits In
oil ana wafer ooors Oidsrs for field views promptly
attended to- octl7-lm
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
Deashs sS nalsasra.

The following deathA Ahass occurred since our
last issue: -
George W. Shoemaker. COMPANY 3, 7th Va,
Hardwood Hospital. !,
Spinner Murdook, company @, 4sth N. Y,
Hardwood Hospital.
John sod.n, COMPANY L, lst N. J.cav., Union
John Miller, company B, LIST Nd. cavalry. As.
Jas. Arbaokie, company B. s.h N. j., Patent
once Hospital.
George Talmadgs, company -, l6lh Mich.
VIM. Schmidth, company 4. - Mo. '..
6oldier (unknown.)
The last three were among the paroled Union
prisoners, who arrived In the Commodore, at
the Sixth street wharf on Tuesday afternoon,
and who died on the passage.
Jacob ,. Weaver, company y. 7th Pa. Res,
John Roti, company B. I'd Wis, Trinity Hos.
Corporal J. A. Hartley. company G, 42d N.
~, Douglas Hospital.
Sergeant h. b. Buxton. company X, 5th N.
r., Armory Square Hospital.
VIM. Bickeihaupt, company +, 9Th Wisconsin, /,
Georgetown College Hospital.
Jas. Simmons, company F, 2oth Mass, Hare.
wood Hospital. III"
James Baily, company II, eth VI. Patent Of
zoe Hospital.
Isaac N. Mayo, company D, 5th W., Mount
Pleasant Hospital.
Michael Relligha, company 4, 7th Mich, Mt.
Pleasant Hospital.
Henry =. Jones, company B, 7th Mass, Mount
Pleasant Hospital. iT''
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
WANTS.

WANIED-A tmaft fonADlo young Man, 70
w drive . MILK Wsgon and a. ist In milking
Inquile at 44o Twelfth street, between @ and II
from to pm oct 2l-3ts
yNTANTED-.At the New York Employment
w Agency 0fnoe, No I'll Ninth street, near Pa.
avenue, C2b) WHITE and COL.
ORED GIRLS, with good references, ~ COON,
Chambermaids, LaundTesscs, Mattresses, Nurses,
and Seamstrcsses. Also young C0lorti Men to wall
on tables In Private Families or Hotea Also want
Employers In wan, Of aood help, will dnd II to thrb
advantage to osll
my as-N N. II. MILLER
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
YxT AsHIHssoR sKIRv 1AOTORY

Wkk1ED-s0 fsmalss to learn to make skirts
person oan, In hhort time, make, per week. iron
% to Inquire. 10. Psft'cuisrs. 81 ao1 Seventh u
httsssl u aud NJ ssv IA-ss
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
NJ now LOST now REsToREp

EDWARD LYOEEs,
r. H 20 * M j Ed ID ~ M
No. ?.i P6Assylna~,a ace. Wastt~gsoS, ID. G.
Booss board v svssy ssyis. lsiSsV. slososao. kst'
o. eA1 OAU.l sss1Nso
The national Republican., 1862-10-23
FORD'S new THEATRE,

J T. FORD. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
(Also OF Holiday Street Theatre)
HI MPHREY BLAND. -. 81 AGE MANAGER
Prof ROSWALD, DIRECTOR Of ORCHESTRA
FIlZ SIMMONS. S................. ADVERTISER
The national Republican., 1862-10-23

POSITIVELY HER LAST WEEK.
POSITIVELY HER LAST WEEK.
Now are the only chances to Witps.s the perfoi 10
ances OF this isvorite actress she will sdly
leave thu city to funl other tngsgems ns after SAT
urday evening uext
, 1862-01-28

Tie soldiers want to fight. They dread most
Of all an inglorious hospital death. They
didn't enlist to die Of ,ncasels, but to die, ii at
Ill, ca the battle field. One Of the Illinois
boys in Missouri writes to friend in this
city,
1--WE are 50 much fooled around that not
only myself but III our boys get disgustcd
Wit1 the war. VIC enlisted TO fight. Let us
have fight. We want either to die on the
battle field or gain Z victory and go lomc.
We would like to be under Lane or Sigers
command. They put the rebels through
And III tie s:me strain is !. letter from the
47th Illinois (Col. John Bly1ler,} from which
the Peoria Transcript is permitted TO quote:
"You ought to hear our boys cheer for Jim
Lane. Every evening when the st, Louis
Democrat comes with something from Lane,
eomc one will cry out, 'Hurrah for Jim Lane =
It is taken up throughout 1i!c camp until it
rings with the sound. You can draw your
own differences from the above, Of the feelings
and sririt Of tile boys. We have had a little
experience in Missouri Of the manner in which
these eases should be dealt With; aud it is
impossible TO make us believe but what Lane
policy is the only effective one to use in this
State What [ mean by us, is the majority
the 1:y majurity-thosc who came here to
wipe out rebels and traitors"
, 1862-01-28

the eternal blessings Of The other to hill
liens Of ignorant and crrins souls, with
whose welfare they are charged !,
i:cor!c who have elevated Woman 10 Il
Height in the social scale which she never
'.;t''rc :!ttail1cd, and who strip mothers at
tie v}irring-rcst. ar:1 sell virgins, FIR
l;'iEul purposes, at the auction block;
i:,.I>a1A;c envelcrcd IL the horrors OF inter
l:rcirc sniff, a11t, like the drunkard with
'.tiir;u1n t.tmcns, wildly clutcling after
and fondly c1asping to its heart the cause
Ct all this madness AMI VICE! These ar.
only Il few cf the glariny contradictions
which The records will show, and
with which the impartial histo-
rian will be compelled 10 con
tend. But NC repeat, that the chief
wonders will be the files Of tho so-callcd
Democratic papers, and the speeches of the
bastard Democratic politicians, in which
true and loyal men who arc earnestly ID
boring for the extension Of the true Demo
cratic principle, and the elevation anu hap
piness Of Ill mankind, sre assailed with
ribala wit, vulgar abuse, and gross
MISREPRESENTATION. With what intensity
Of llate, what bitterness Of prejudice,
what grossness Of ignorance, what per-
ycrsity Of Democracy, what disregard Of
Christianity, were the people filed that they
should stone 10 death these who would
reconcile the national practices with the
national prctensions, and, in u Republic
where Frcelcm is the guaranteed birth
right Of all, put IN end to the buying and
selling Of men and women like cattle in the
market place? This is the intcrrosator]
with which the future will bc filed, and to
which no historian will be able to find al
answer
, 1862-01-28

IUUA E4AkGSs
The bill introduced by Mr. Huschlus, iu the
House Of Representatives, anu referred to tho
Committee Oh Territories, intended to estlb.
llsh Territorial government in each OF tue
districts 81 country embraced within tue limits
Of the recent States Of South Carolina, North
Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, 31isss-
slri, Louisi4na4 Arkansas and Tennessee, pro-
,ides for the organization Of Territorial Gov
ernn1cnts in each of those States By the ap-
pointmcnt Of Governor and Council, to
consist Of twenty-five male citizens of the Uni
ted States and Inhabitants Of the district, and
a Secretary, Judges, District Attorney and
Marshal, all Of whom are to be appointed for
four years by the President, by and with the
advice and consent Of tho Senate, except the
members Of the Legislative Council, who arc
70 be appointed by the President for three
years. It also provides that from and after the
taking possession Of either OF said districts hy
the President, as provided in tho act, there
shall be neither s.avery nor Involuntary scrvi-
tudc in it, otherwise than in punishment of
crime, and the filth Of the Government is
pledged to make inst compensation to all loyal
citizens and residents who have not Joined or
aided in the revolt against the Government,
for the slaves they may possess. It is. also
provided that the power is reserved to SET
apart ono or more Of these districts, with the
consent Of its legislative authorities, for the
colonization Of negroes. It is also provided
that, whenever any of said districts Shall con
tain sufficient number Of free white loyal In
habitants to entitlc it to member of tht
House OF Representatives, according 10 t1s
ratio ofrcpresentation fixed By Law, lis inhab
| 1iants may adopt for their government Statt
| Constitution, republican in form and sub
stance, and apply to Congress for admi=sic,
into the Union as State,
, 1862-01-28
Secession Virus 1n tic Baltimore
Churches.

baltimore correspondent Of TIC y T. Tribune
There is M doubt that the condition Of this
city is Il dcp!ors4bfe one. The amount OF Sc
ctssiun CORRUPTION i'll tl,c Sorial veins is vast
and by no nat:lns decreasing; and it viii be
sure TO bay. another eruption hefore this thing
is dunc with. Ncar!y every Methodist preaca-
er in The city is a secessionist, every Baptist
preacher. with single exception, is said to he
Il 5, npatAjzer with treason; u large proi,or-
tion ol Tie Prcsbytcrians also; while, striu=e
to say, The ministers Of the Episcopal Church
arc all !3yal. {t1clr congregations being gcncr-
ally tlisloyali. Dr.. A. c. Coke amt Bishop
v hist;1ghafn hare i severe task of stei.lfilu.
this tiie. They have htca ycry brave about
it. DR.. Coke refused to give his congregation
the communion few wccas a:;o, declaring
that 1e had heard Of things inli@u:in:c spirit
unworthy 10 participate in that sacrament. So
he cxetmmnnnatcd them for u willie.
The M.tIludiSt Church III tlli5 city vii! bG
Ertcktn into fragments. It is no: kno,:n now
whether there is amy Baltimore Conference or
not Nothing more completely represents the
result of rrli;io compliance 1:i teclporizlns
1i:2n tl.v history OF this Conference. Years
ago ii undertook 10 become ti1s: gc:.t, power
1ul, and fashionable church Of I'LL II sryla1d
ant! Northern Virginia. For this un-Weslcyan
Object, it became all things to Nil men, in the
t ua,-t Jcsuitical sense. It gent p7u-sElyrrv
Preachers to the =outhmost circuits. and con
+: seryatiyes to tIost Of Western Maryland.
| THUS it spread itse1f like Il Green Bay tree It
| did become wealthy and fashionable. But now
! the wares descend, and the floods come, and
beat upon it, and the ruin Of it bids fair to he
i enfirt,