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, 1862-02-19

Mr.. Henry Mnward. provision broker Of this
city, in his circular, issued to-day, reviews the
market for the past week IS follows:
The demand for mess pork has been active, as 1t
mas been for al1 barrelIed meats Mess sold largely
r. las h snes wfs1 san at e. a T., #
with enspieioa- stiM there is no doubt a much
fs and be 9Ry
QUOTATIONS. There il, however, very losing mar
GIN now between the quotations here and those
Prime Mes haa seld freely at g asaes and at
TIE Close i held at g 50 some asking $loco. Prime
Psrk has as been mostly shipped; there are parties
oo to eaes # 12a S gs
%onld Semsl.. command r Sa!1;, st ttls
Sasfs ee ssn sdss Cas- se sas el @esis s
a22s@4c tor Hams loose ind r1S::ked, Green Nests
arc IN actiye demand 1t 5xIs5ic fof Sides, &c for
Hams, and 2's@24c for Shoulders Engltsh 49eats
haxc 5sst bsen odeFstey sn2aired tor 5a n the
Short RIB in and Al for Short Bonele=s. To-day,
however, the market cloges firm at sc q b ad.
rance with but few parcels offering. Prime Lard
has bIen in active request st SIC for steam and
662z@6E for kett1e-rendered. To-day the market
i frm at He z b higher: No. sells at &c. white
Crease at 5sc. and Yellow Axe.
The market for Beef Cattle also rules high; prime
packing Cattle sell at from 81. 5093:00 gross and
ana some extra shipping lots $32593 50. Prime
Mess Beef is held at $1600gG17-0Q, and India Mess
at 19.COGJ2o,co q tietce: Mess Beef is inquired
for at $3.50, and Extra Mess at 1000, but holders
ask atleast $1,00 Il br1 over these figures. Prime
TaNow would sell st 7H@S7Ac.
FL0CR-Receivcd to-day, 1850 brls; received
last week, 21,s54 brls; shipped last week, II ,0aO
br1s- The flour market muring the week Inns ruled
firm but not very active. TODAY the demand was
very light and the market quiet, buyers and sellers
being 1e@15c apart in their views. Sales were
as fonows:-5o bfls Ashley white winter ex-
ira at $A70, 100 brls Gill:s EXCELSIOR at $3.50
go brls good Wisconsin r. h. Spring Extra ut $3-
30; $40 brls Fair Extra, +. h. at s3.S0; ooD brls
4Eolfan'' at 1856; $50 br1s Spring Supcrane at
$a.90@3 90; g. brls Spring Super at IS.
The following table shows the closing quotations
, 1862-02-19
TIE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS,
WASHINGTON, February Is, 1Se6a.
SENATE

-EENiETE.
Mr. WILSON, Of Massachusetts,, from the
Military Committee, reported back the Joint
resolution from the House, rclative to certain
railroads in Missouri. The resolution author
ICES the Secretary Of War to pay certain Rail
roads in Missouri for transportation.
Pending the consideration Of the question;
4 message was received from the House ask
ing return Of the resolution, which was
done.
Mr. HARRIS of N. T. moved to print the
bill offered by him. He said the bill was
founded On the English principle Of outlawrv.
1t provides for the forfeiture Of the rights and
privileges, under the laws, OF those Who takc
up arms against the United States. Ordered
to be printed
Tic case Of Afr. starke, of Oregon, was taken
up.
After long discussion on admitting Stark,
the question was left undecided
Adjourned.
, 1862-02-19

COOPERAGK-Therc is 4 tair supply nk Cooper
sge s,d the market is quiet Sales today were:
1.tC0 Fork Barrels At $50 On track; 100 LoaisvIs
Lard Tie1ces 1T &1.a6 del.
LIVE HOGs-Receiyed today, 8ae; reoeisedlast
'eek, 1a,702; shipped last week, 1854 The n,sr-
ket is excited in consequence Of the news from
Fort DoDelspn, and prices close 1t an adspnue On
the week Of AGG55oc . 100 fbs.
To-pAT the receipts were trit1iDg and the market
shows IN improvement on yesterday Of 99Ga)c.
Ea1aa were nR fn1InyEs- -
, 1862-02-19

Round lots from second hands sell from H5R1e
higher than tht above quotations.
1ELTS-Freso slaughtered $l@1.a5
TALLoW-Receivcd last week, 2,611 lbs ship
ped, III, Ss6 ne. There IS a fair demand for Tai
low. and tic market il steady and firm at 7kM
5:sc. TO-DAY 100 brls packere' sold Mt ", but it
is mostly held at 7.s@Sc.
NooL-Tlle market il very quiet and almost
nominal at 4o045c.
IUMBER-Shipped last week, f,114.t45 feet
Lumber; 4oG, $50 Shingles; 1G9, 500 pcs Lath. The
market for all kinds OF Lumber Is DALI and the
tendency is slightly downwa1ds. There islitt1e
or no inquiry for upper qualities. Common Lum-
ber is selling freely at the yards at $500. Shiu-
gles are steady at $a75. Lath, $2.00. We quote
, 1862-02-19
The Fort D0nelSOn Prisoners.
1000 TO BE SENT TO CAMP
DOUGLAS.
(soesia: Dispatch to tins Chicsgo Tribune.

CA1Ro. February 17th, 1865.
1haye it from the best authority that seven
thousand Of the Fort Donelson prisoners ara
10 be sent to Camp Douslas, Chicago, and
three Thousand to Camp Butler, In Spring GELD.
Ths Illinois Central Railroad has already re-
ceTed orders to prepare for their Transports
ttoD, and they douotlszs will reach Chicago n
Saturday next.t
, 1862-02-19

dEes, but buyers sad .sellszs ne apart. Gaxax
NEA7s-1n good demand aud i'm atan advance Of
Hc p b. on the week. LlRp-The market for
Lardis less excited thin for other Product. but we
hare to note an advance in prices Of 4@Hc r. b.
TOPAZ the market vas inactive bat afn. ssles
were: % brig cit5-paeked Mess Pork at SLIGO;
800 btls do onp. t.; 400 brls Picked Hams at Axe;
80 brls Ness Beef at $3.50; 800 pcs Green Hams
at3kc; $500 pea Green Shoulders at 216c; $50 tes
prime City Kettle Leaf at 61c; 50 brls do 1t
SIC; 100 tcs No. Lard ut esc; 800 tcs dol at &c;
is tes Country Kettle at 6Ac.
The following are the closang quotations Tor al
, 1862-02-19

A-Aesc1seo to.oaS' -o'oss o"i tecel'eo
.'s1 "eeA' 1s''7os u shippeo' o'o'l ou" Tue mar
het curing lhe week mas oceh actase anu bnoEant,
ana prices enoW IN auVance ol 215c Slnce the date
u onr 4asl weekly REVIEW Ihefe Is little CT no
H'nter wheat arriving, ana Inc market Is entirely
nou1nn'
1o-oAi Inc oehaHa vas o11sS at tne opening,
nnt as soon as me steamers news was announced,
ltcloeeo qn1et at q declne on yesterday OF A0Hc
y: bu Sales 600 bn No Spring In store at S0K;
2eto ou 90 at sc 100tu bu DO at 794c; II 0o0 bn
NO opflns u stoFc sc ioc; 5ovo nu TO at 4411zc;
o't1o oo 40 at t414c' 1,0oo eu CO at s7acs 2o0o
gu rejected spring IN store at 6oc.
~CoRN-ReceiEed to-day, q, 22oa bu; received last
week, 1C6,s51 bu; shipped, 1,611 bu. There 1as
been an improved demand for Corn during the
past week, and the market has an upward tendency
closing at an advance Of Hc Oh the week.
TODAY, however, there was vefy quiet market,
With Tree sellers at yesterdays figures, and prices
closed &c iswcr Sales were: 10000 bu Mixed in
store at &c; 5000 bu do at 225ic; 1850 bn do at
22{1@4c; 100 bn Rejected on track at tac-
oAiS-heec1Sed Today, 3bD9 bH: received last
week. II. on; shipped. 2S4 bu- There is good
aensna 1's oats 1t an advance Of &c on the week
Sales TODAY we're; 5coo bu So.1 in store at 17c;
ao nu 90 al 1s1Gc dei'
H1I@Aeeei'eu .ooas $50 ph received last
"eea' io'.4o W sA1ppca, 1si nli' Ihefetas good
oen'anu ios n5e aao tne tnafSet Is hfms sales
~. ~ - *'~ ''1' 1'' "a W oa ttsese ! at
''r
>.''s" 'oo"s, ''"t W secetseo
AZ ,:.st "eeA' @l,'' w. tnete es sooo aenaand 1or
- VI s1s'slA Ase'uu'' ano LUZ nArAet ~ ac1ase
, 1862-02-19
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, February t8, 1862
The receipts and shipments during the past
week. and since the 1st Of January compare as fol
lows:
RECEIPTS 0P LEADING ARTICLES AT CHICAGO DURING
THE wEEK ENDING FEn is.
, 1862-02-19

DRESSED H0Gs-Recetyed today, 1,6N. The
market shows an Improvement within tue week of
M@6cc per 1e0 bs. The demand to-day By both
packers and shippers was active, and the market
advanced 2o025c per leo me-. The sales we're Us
Kn11nHk-
, 1862-02-19

osatfen In = attinE for Col. Corcoraa.
NEW 1oha, FEB. 15.-The Board OF Alder
men have authorized the Committee On Mill
tai; Affairs TO take steps for extccding for
ma reception to Colonel Cu7coran amt his fr1-
icW prisoners, On their arrival in this city.
, 1862-02-19

fulLaDisI.r11l3. rch. I5.-Tte Pennsylvania
railroad Inc reports frosn Chicago tia. at ore
O'Clock tbs morning ; report Was received
there that Price and his army i.:d b.:u Cap
tuFtd. Nc particulars.
, 1862-02-19

sALT-shfpped Last week, 1865 br1s. There is
scarcity of coarse salt. and the packers are send
ing to the seabaard for Liverpool Salt coazse
Syracuse is held at ao930o . BRIL- but the stock
is very tri6iDg.
GR0CERIES-The suceess of the Federal canse
in the South has rendered the market for sugars
easier. VIC quote:
SCGAEs-Cuba. s,Snsa< r
n. 7. refined white coiice . 1ls.I1ns
, 1862-02-19
REy1EW OF CHICAGO MARKET,

TUESDAY Evening, Feb. Is, 1862.
FREiGHTs-Therc is no change IN railroad
1!e!ghts, and the various roads are worked mp to
thci7 fullest capacity. The tariff from Chicago to
the East is "A fo1loUs.
, 1862-02-19

Belief Mt Phi1adelph2x that Savannah
has Surrendered.
Pn1LADELFHIA, Feb 16.-The city is deco
rated with t1ags. The people believe 5avan ah
has surrendered, though no additional in1or-
nation has been ret c1Ted.
The machine shops OF Frankfort Arsenal sre
on fire
, 1862-02-19

The lot of 200 noted above sold at 1880 COM
prlsed the last ofthe choice Nepoaset Suffolk Hogs
They were purchased BY Messrs. Cragin 4 Co.,
packers, Of Mceers. Grattagc, HnN &c Hazard. $50
ofthe lot, averaged $50 fbs.
BEEF cATTEE-There Is good demand by
packers and the market fs firm. Sales to-day
, 1862-02-19

Reports Mt Philadelphia that Sayan.
nah has been Taken.
BALT1MoRE, Feb. 18.-It is rumored by nas-
sengeI8 on hoard the Old Point boat that news
had reached Norfolk Of the surrender Of A.
Eannah without firing gun. Our dispatch
from Fort Monroe makes no mention of II.
The story is therefore given as mere rumor. :,
, 1862-02-19
From Fortress mouFoe-'Ihe South
Keeps Mum On FofE DouelRon.

Keeps Mum on Fort DoneIson.
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 18.-A flag Of
truce to-day brought over no newspapers.
We understand that the Norfolk boy Book
Of this morning makes no mention Of the sur
render Of Fort Done1son, but represents that
the contest is still going on.
Nothing additional from Savannah
The Harriet Lane arrived from Washington
during the night. She was fired at by the reb-
el batteries, aid one shot took effect, slightly
1njuripg her wheel house.
, 1862-02-19

E- Tic Skating Carnival advertised forthe
Tnion Park corner LaSalle and Superior Sts.,
viii take place thin evening, weather permit
ting.
, 1862-02-19

M Is n J L D-Tu ezoLacge for
Ee.s but wsEl Be~rt-d. .tocs Ct D-z.s :. tsrr
n a. S. ia acr=s loct ted within ~ r1ts .nry-
Ing ka,lroad town H7-su County. Deie. A h.resin
vii be EtxEn. Fcr iar.tcrsae A3usas Z N c~ta It
Baf IS abH=es Gklca.c, Illinois. teIi Eci45s
, 1862-02-19

w WAETED.- The iigSHess prioe
"a !. e7sd .:n r.. 7a.1 sor Ourtesst5-a 30. 7ut.s.
n ~ Arsaux es ST. Shex Adasos.. E::a anaS::S
H.>STH H
, 1862-02-19

0CREkNXD AND pKEEVKRKD.
n 4asaktt1ss b se1t o1seozn&A ~ Gw.8RAE4
auea1As<m Coz. Mazkss nd WAsa1nEsoR atse0
, 1862-02-19
DI ED

In t1s city. on the 18th inst PERCY eldest son Of
ThsddcuR +: and Frances 6easa aged seven {caeA
seven months aud twenty four d2Ja
, 1862-02-19

E The Rev. C. +. Hudson will lecture on
s*Immortality s* through Christ a1onc,'' at the
West Market Mission, Union street, between
Randolph and Washington, this evening at
TX o'clock. Seats tree.
, 1862-02-19

PHu:HAnMoN1c.-Wew would remind the sub
Ecribc1s Of the Philharmonic Concerts that
the rehearsal for the fourth concert comes of
this {Wcdncsday) afternoon at ~ O'Clock.
Let all those attend who wish to enjoy the
Yich nTchrKfyn1 nieres
, 1862-02-19

BnAcKErTss CAVALRY REGIMENT
transportation Of Col Brackett's Cavalry Reg
ment, CONN enced on Monday, has not yet
been completed, although the utmost excrtions
Of 1he Railroad agents and the full capacity Of
the St Lonis, Alton s. Chicago Railroad has
been fully employed in tue duty, without ces-
Eation for two entire days The Second Bat
talon WIS yesterday sent of and is now safely
on its ronte, and the third departs to-day
, 1862-02-19

%A6"s ~os-0t<r LIE lHlted states service. and
bears strong letters from the United States
Minister In Sweden, and others, to Gen.
Scott Capt s. is j gentleman aud a soldier.
and We doubt not will secure the regard of hi
men. &,
Coon NEWS FOR THE FoLcsTERRs-The
late Fusileer Regiment Of Col Wilson, dis
bsnded some time. since, and Of whom our
readers will pe1haps have vivid recollection,
on account Of the numerous gri' yances they
hase suffered and the great number Of times
nesf names laSe appezed in our columns, arc
Io~ about to receive their rights from the
Govercnent, the funds for their complete
payment having arrived yesterday. ALI mem
beEs Of this much abused command can nox
GIT their 1all amount of pay by calling upon
Pasu1astcr John r. Kinzie, at his Office, corner
Of North Water and Rush etrccts.
The &500, Goo received yesterday by Paymas-
to1 Kinxie, lis, intended for the Fusilecrs.
Braekctts aud Bells Cavalry, and the Irish
Brigade, Ill Of whom will be pleased to learn
1t'at they have no longer occasion to grunblc
at the non:rectipt Of their money.
SOLDIER FROZEN TO DEA7u.-On Monday
night q number Of soldiers who had been out
OF camp on u dehazch, returned TO barracks
at Camp Douglas al more or less intoxicated,
Among the rest Was James Kayanaugh, q
nsmoer Of cspt. Gleason's Montgomery
+ 9rardE, OF the Irish Brigade, and who four1,t
brz,cly at Lexington with Ills comrades
1:vsnanghwas SO much under tue influence -,
'I4nor fhat his companions had to carry him :
good portion Of The way homcward, and hs
wse left lying but q few feet from the no.t1,
-ern fence of the enclosure, they thinking ht
.nu!d soon recover sufficiently to enter. 81
did rot do so, however, an6 yesterday morn
ing Lis dead body WAS found precisely in til,
position in Tl,ich they had left it, he l.avint
fiuzen to death. KaxaEanEh was citizen 0
Chicago. and- abont thirty years Of age. Th'
Coroner he'd an inquest yesterday Afternoon
ard a verdict Haa rendered. 10 accordance Wit.
I4e facts. r..
, 1862-02-19

Bor7oS's BA11ER1-A Coon CHANCE FOE
PA1RsoTs.-Bouton's Battery, which is now
under marching orders for the seat Of war,
is in want Of about fifteen able-bodied men.
This is an excellent opportunity for good men
who wish to serve their country in this branch
Of fl1n snrrfca
, 1862-02-19

PROFESSOR ANDERSON as ROB RoY.-The
second performance Of Rob Roy by Professor
Anderson, at McVicker's Theatre, was wit
messed By a crowded house last evening. The
piece was given with effect, and the Professor
received numerous plaudits. The representa-
ton will be continued during the week, and
all who wish to see really interesting Scot
tish play, performed by worthy representa-
tive Of the Sons Of Scotia, should certainly
attend.
, 1862-02-19

Gail on Dun!op. sewel & sralding for Printing"
nov1I -bsai-ly
, 1862-02-19

The sAs1TA1,T Cos1Nsss1oS.-Thc Sanitary
Commission have been sending forward for
two weeks past from twelve to fifteen boxes
per day. and for five weeks previous, all the
Illinois Central could take to Cairo. The
rooms here arr now getting empty. The re-
ceipts average about 1lve boxes Per day, they
should be at least double that number. Now
is The time when all the little delicacies which
the 4uartermasrer's and com'nissaEy depart
ments do not afford are needed. Probably
from 1000 to LEGO soldiers are nor, OF soon
Will be, in the hospitals at Cairo and Mound
City, Whose necessities will cali loudly upon
our citizens for immediate relief Let the re-
tl.oD*e 1c generous and Immediate,
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10

e The Journal says that ait is with no
feeling of exultaton that record the expul
sion of JESSE d. BRIGHT" During the Presi-
Dental canvass of 1860. the Journal and the Re-
publcanS of Indiana had no unkind words for
Mr.. BRIGHT. Upon all the questions now at issue
which were involved in that campaign, Mr..
BRrGHr stands precisely where he then did. The
Journal sustained Mr.. BRIGHT, and denounced
Mr.. DoUGLAs denagogue and traitor. With
out Mr. BRIGHr's opposition to the deceased Sen
ator, Indiana would. ia all probability have gone
Democratic. And now the very men who are in
debted to the detection of Mr.. BRIGHT for their
elevation to power and position, such as LANE,
MoRToN Il Co, manifest their ingratitude, the
meanest of vices, by doing all in their power to
destroy the man whose influence they were ready
to make any sacrifices 70 secure. Can there be
treachery meaner than this? But there is no
depth of meanness to which an Abolitionist will
not stoOp.
The Journal says the great error of Mr.
BRIGHT is that he did not or could not see "that
the Government is only temporarily occupied by
his opponents" This admission has the double
virtue of being not only candid but true.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10
Among the Deaths.

"Of fever in Africa Richard Brand"
The words start clear thro' the twilight gloom:
Thepaper drops from the shrinking hand
And the presence of death fills all the room.
noble room. where the freight falls
AT htful intervals falls and fades
On curtains of silk, on gilded walls,
On cleaning marble, crimson brocades.
She waits alone fer her husbands guest.
Lord Arthur-he has dined with them often of
late
She waits, in jewels and velvet drest,
As BELTS her beauty and her estate.
On her arms and bosom, profusely bare,
Shine the diamonds she brought on her mar
rage day.
One red rose rests in the golden hair
With which Richard fingers were used to play.
Dead-Richard dead aud she is alone.
In her silk and velvet and Jewels here.
o soft white breast, make never moan!
o soft brown eve, shed never tear
The time for moan or tear is over:
Nor tear nor moan can bring death to life.
What woman need weep for dead poor lover.
Who has honor and station rich mans wife?
Honor and stationl and Richard dead
On the fevered shore of that distant land.
No faithful face at his dying bed
No tender lips on his dying hand.
And she loved him-she loved himl The poor
false heart
For a moment bursts out with one honest cry,
For moment the actress forsakes her part;
The woman returns 10 her love gone by.
And with him once more, in the purple light
Of the summer evening, she takes her place;
Where the starlit heaven Ger the moor shines
white.
And all her heaven is on Richards face.
His arm is round her; she feels his kiss;
And her trembling breath comes thick and low
With the familiar foolish bliss,
The freshness, the passion Of long ago.
What has she now2 Her husbands name;
Settlements; diamonds; FIVE hundred friends
To come to her parties; her beauty's tame.
Lord Arthur's homage. And so it ends.
No; sometime more. Far away, up stairs,
Are her children. She sees them every day,
| believe; but with so many vital cares
Of dances and dinners, what are they?
Perhaps, in a different station, other
And humber duties had lain to her hand
She might have had leisure TO be a mother,
If she had married Richard Brand.
But all that is over Years ago
She sold herself freely-body and soul
For the things that she holds in possession now;
And the sale was a wise One-On the whole.
When Richard last held her to his breast,
Her lips were stainless, her heart was true;
And now-and nOw-well, let that rest.
Richard is dead: let the past die tool
Let the past die The PRESENTS all
Lord Arthur's step is upon the stair.
After dinner, the opera and the ball;
This folly will surely not haunt her there.
With strange wild beauty hercheek is red;
With strange wild luster her eyes are bright;
But still the silent face of the dead
Looks full in her face that weary night.
And still, amidst music and whispered signs,
Thro' her soul goes a shuddering under-breath;
Better be Richard Brand where he lies,
Than sunk in the slough of living DEATH"
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10

On the payment of my company, I required
the Paymaster 10 conform strictly to the amount
allowed BY regulation" and where there was
difference in amounts between the soldier and
sntler, l allowed the soldier 70 pay according TO
his word of honor. All sums due over the Sl3
allowed instructed to be paid on receipt of next
pay from Government. l hold that all officers
are bound to protect their men, and know that
ramVyres wearing the outward semblance OF men,
do not draw from them their last cent.
The above statement only goes to prove the
wicked motives some men have in being con-
nected with the army. Ii is not patriotism that
actuates their movements. IL is not that peace
and prosperity may again bless US as a people
Neither is il through desire to have the Con-
stitution and Union maintained. But il is that
an aUarieiOus and degraded nature may feast upon
the earnings those true patriots irhO hUe in small
tents and carry The muSket
Ny time being limited, will close this with
the promise TO give in future more detailed ard
interesting items of our camp-life.
Ever hoping for the happiness of friends at
home, and the success Of HOoser arms upon the
battlefield, j am
Yours, SIxTEENTH INDIANA.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-10
SecessioniSp, md ahoi;r,o,;su

The Democratic State Convention alike con-
demned AbOlitiOnism, as the cause, and Seces-
sionism, as the sequence, out of which have
sprung the present difficulties of the country
There can be no hope of a permanent restoration
Of the Union until the men who represent those
heresies are deprived of the power to do mischief
This is the work which the loyal people of the
now antagonistic sections of the country must
accomplish, if they desire the return of peace
and prosperity. The people of the South can
have no more confidence in a Government repre-
scented and controlled by such spirits as the SUN
NERs, the GREELEYs, the SrEvESsEs, the LOVE
JOYS, and that school of one -idea-fanatics who
now affect to control it, any more than the people
of the North can have in its stability so long as
the YANcEYs, the RHETTs, and the DAvIsEs, who
are at hearts Secessionists and disuniOnists, con
troll the public mind of the South These dis
turbing elements must be ompletely overthrown
before we can expect to see the emblem of the
Constitution and the Union, which waved tri-
umphantly for three quarters of century over
a united, happy, and prosperous nation, again
float as of old. One of the most accomplished
and successful of our Generals in the present
against Secessiomsm remarked to us the other
day that, after that heresy was crushed, there
were two other wars he desired to engage in. and
the first was one of determination upon Adolf
tiOnism, and the other to humble the naughty
and insOlent British nation. While we doubt
whether war is the best means to accomplish
these results, there can be no question but that
the sentiment avOwed by our military friend ex-
presses the antipathy of the great body of the
people of the North to the agencies-the pesti-
lential heresies-whch have brought the present
troubles upon the country.