The national Republican., 1862-09-11
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nsndish JOY over the death Of young Fssssnden,
because hs was the son Of prominent New
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The hsiuspspsn export that Gen. Neal Dow
and the troops iu1aaS Bic JsGmRand, who have
lsfs Ship IsiAn 4, are, or soon will be, on their
way u the Potomac. " :, 30. .n "." Z Tn"E
The Pembroke (Naipe) Iron works are doisg
large business the present season. Over 800
men ssso employed, iwhs receive some $500
psr month Six thousand A6e hundred tons Of
iron ere manufactured yearly, using 100 tons
Of ooAi. The establishment employs some rs
vsessis, and ~ many double texms In the ,oSr-
ryins me trade ,'sud pay about 10000 per
month, freight y .. T .tn .H"E 20 ID br.
The steamer, Y. Sanford. which ran betwr 90
Boston and Bangor, and met with serious acct
dent short time since, 10 nov being repaired
At East Boston. and viii boon be 10 running or
der again. .EfsHah.t g
Captain Putnam left Augusta, Maine, on Mon.
day last. with two or three hundred recruits
for old rsginsnts. ID 70. ... .,.. w., = .--
There Ia no fear that hsohiAs will Gsil 10 fur.
nish her quotas Of troops. The Union says
that on Saturday night, August 2s, eight child.
en- were born In that town, whioh number OK
cesds tho present quots. "7" 's" b.
The body Of Col. Fletcher Webster was placed
10 Fsneuil Aall hsst Monday, and guarded BY a
portion of the Cadet regiment. The brigade
band were present and played . succession Of
dirgos, and other solemn pieoes. The Hall was
appropriately drapsd. ,.r.l. ., ...r. .' n..
The Fortieth Massachusetts, regiment, whose
men, says the Transcript will flindh ut no dan
ger, left In the oars bn Monday last for the scat
Of war. The colonel has not yet bsen ap-
pointed.
The Boston Transcript says: Among IN
items Of imports this week we notits in.
vol oes Of guns amounting to $3.50 900 in val.
us. This would give about twenty Thousand
stand Of arms" ..'' .'' . "
The city Of Lawrence, Massachusetts,, out OF
hs number Of her sons liable 10 do military
duty, $500. has l, ,s32 nov in the aeld. This Is
4iG over her quota. And yet We often hear
men In this latitude compare Massachusetts, to-
south Carolina. and exultiugly exolaim' that
moth Of these ststes ought to be sunk together.
sputh Carolina is \ nest Of traitors, while The
grsat hesrt Of Massachusetts, 10 sound u the
core; and there is scarcely u bsker's dozen Of
conditional Uuiunists in all her borders. Shame
On suoh traducers Of apxtriotio State b.
One OF the end walls on the new mill Of the
Suffolk Corporation, Lowell, fell last S.turd y .
evening. caused by the breaking Of shores. rhs
ioss to the company Or contractor Is probably
not over e7oo or $500. ." cod q ..lr. j..
Five Ames cannon have been miuufsstursd
IN falls Village, Csnn. Their cost 10 about 49,.
O0O each. and they are warranted to send ball
70 It's mark nj u distance Of ave miIss. They
weigh $500 pounds and throw n 81 pound bali.
They are orssui1ing In ths. city Of Worcester.
companies Of mon over Is yssrs Of age, for
purposes Of drill. These men will hold them,
selves 10 rssdiness 10 answer the cal Of their
country. 10 any emergency. They have en-
rohsd Already accompany Of 100 m.p.
Rev. J. ". Hanson, formerly of Augu.ts,
Haine, but more recently Of HAverhill, Mass,
has been appointed chaplain Of The Masssohu,
sst1 Firth rsgiment-the one that came
through Baltimore on 10Th April. The regi
nsut might have made bettsr selection. .r .
The schooner Emblem. Of Ellsworth, No.,
loaded with lumber, struck upon Grindstons
Ledge. one night last week, and was oapsixsd.
3hs Was towed of By the schooner Bound
Brook, and taken into Owls Head Hsrbor. Her
cargo WAS saved.
One day last week. \ little daughter OF Mr.
ssWen Blood, Of wsitham. Mass. about fosrI
ysars Of ags, piuoksd II tiger lily from the
,rdep. and snuGsd tbs pollen from The hpwer
into her hssd. She WAS shortly Afterwards
seized with dizziness and convulsions. from
which she died. after exoruoisting suffering
In four days. " ".' 1r ".ii n. 90 . 'iT
The Springfield Republican expects to sss
Governor Andrew unxnimously re elected, and
would like 10 have Mr.. Sumner and Minister
Adams exchange places by mutual consent.
Perhaps these gentlemen will accommodate
the Springfield editor, and then perhspa they
won't. g, I....
Capt. william Flowers, Mr.. Hathaway, son OF
tho late Judge Hathaway. Of Bangor, and g.
W. Lsrrsbee, OF Portland, HAine, are now
'iu this o;ty, clothed with authority BY the
Governor Of Maine TO establish, in this city, \
depot for the reception and distribution Of
articles sent by citizens OF that State 10 their
friends in the army. They will also attend to
tho wants Of soldiers from that State Ia the
various hospitals here.
Lieut.. Col. Elliott, of Tho Governor's staif.
arrived here n day or two since, accompanied
by seven Of the most eminent physicians OF
Maine, among whom Srs Drs. Dana and II ,bin.
son, Of Portland, who have kindly volunteered
their services In the hospitals here.
Col. BRODHsAD's DYIk0 LErrER.--Tbe fol-
10 1ing is full COPY Of the letter written by
Col. Brodhesd, Of Michigan. just previous 10
bis death: 90 VIA an-. ...t
"Dear Broik,r and Sisie'.: | am passing now
from earth, but reud you love from my dying
couch. For all your love and kindness may ycu
be rewarded. ! have fought manfully, and now