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The national Republican., 1862-03-22
For the Ladiss-spring Fashions.

The bonnets Of this season are, In shape,
higher and narrower than those Of last year,
and seem to be arranged with more than usux
taste in the ohoioe and arrangement Of the
flowers. new color, entitled GArt6aldi y
fashionable. Wednesday was opening day
among the milliners In New York. and the
papers Of that city come TO us full of descrip.
tons similar to the following:
1.-THE following are some Of the newest and
most stylish bonnets exhibited yesterday: A
lilac silk, shirred bonnet, with tip of white lace
puffsd, front trimmings of fruit, flowers and
bows Of lilac silk. Another very handsome
bonnet was of shirred Grape, grape and leaf
trimmings, mingled with flowers, cap crown OF
white lace, with narrow pipings Of scarlet silk
and black thread lace; inside, lace side trim.
mings and full cluster of fruit and flowers, and
Il bow Of Vesuvius' colOred ribbon at the top"
The national Republican., 1862-03-22
@S1tSarO DAy0.

RY WALL 4 DAhN A ND, Auct'rs, Cor. Of
~ Hlnah street and Rsnm; Acme -
&C., AT AuofIou.-On TUESDAY MORNING,
March 2S commanding at 10 O'Clock, we will sell ~
our Auctou Rooms, 70 Gloss conslgI ments, On as
scrtment Of Groceries, Liquors, Rutlers', se Sup
plies, comprisine- y. n
Boxes AdamantIne and Sterine andlss uH "H
hhfkins Goshen Butter, Boxes lheess 7a. 'l
Boxes Soap, sardines, Boxes T1bacco
Cases Whisky, Brandy, Gin, Wine. and Cordiah
Cases Van Lews and Rokers iomach Bitters
Cases Clio Cocktail Madeira, and Port wines, and
Brandy Peaches
Barrel, sirup, barrels and boxes HsrriDss, and
Vinegar
Barrels Whisky, different bra ds 20 3D.
Casks Brandy, jamaica Spirits
Holland Gin, Barrels Flour
barrel best Sperm and Gaze OIL Cans
100 900 Low priced segars and Cheroots
Cases d ,ots, India Rubber Blankets
Camp stoves, Flannel Shirts, Pipes, Gloves
And o.her Suffers Small Stores.
Also, large Iron Safe and Counting room Desks.
WALL BARNARD,
mar o. Auctfoneers.
The national Republican., 1862-03-22
mar l3-9Aw6ds

DY 9REsN u WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
ID HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FuRNl-
TURE At AUCTlON.-On THURSDAY, the nth
instant, shall sell at 10 O'Clock, at the res
idence Of Mrs Weddenvur, No. az Seventh street,
next to the corner Of g. good and general assort
ment Of Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Sofas, Hair Seat, Paror, and Arm Rock.
ing Chsirs,
stands,
Mahosany, Centre, Card, Dining, and o her Tables,
Painted Marble.top Cottage Chamber Bet,
French and other Bedstesds,
Watdrobes and Stands,
Fine Feather Beds, Bair and Shuck Mattresses,
Large assortment Of Bedding and Feather Bolsters
aud PillowS,
China, Glass, Crockery, snd Stone Ware. Table.
cloths, and Cutlery,
Git and Mahogany frame Mirrors and Clocks,
window Curtains and Shades,
Cane and Wood Chairs,
One fue OIL Painting, large lot Engraving,
Carpets and Oilcloth, Cooking and other Stoves,
With good lot Of Kitchen Requisites.
Terms cash GkEEh WILLIAMS,
mar II Auctoneers.
The national Republican., 1862-03-22
Drank aad Disor.lerIy.

Just as Congress adjourned yesterday u large
entrance to the Capitol grounds on Pennsylva-
mia avenue. A German soldier having taken
on too much lager was disposed to quarrel
with his brethren in arms, and the provost
drew revolver and attempted to shoot. The
officer suddenly struck him a severe blow,
which prostrated him, and he was taken into
custody. He was Il wretohed looking object; his
face was besmeared with blood and filth, and
his clothes with the mud of the guttors.
The national Republican., 1862-03-22
aooh 'urtt.

"a couple Of thieves entered dwelling on tho
corner df Z and Second streets, last Thursday
afternoon, about three O'Clock, and stole u
coat. An Irish girl, living in the family, pur'
sued and overlook the fellows who were max
ing of, and charged one Of the rascsls, who
Attempting; to seize him, the fellow broke from
her grasp, and decamping, threw Of the stolen
overcoat and made his escape The girl picked
up tho coat, and apr oaohing the other who
had not run away with his guilty oomrsde, she
manfully seized him by the collar, and with the
help of 4 few bystanders carried back the fol.
low and placed him before the lady OF the house,
who, in ihe absence of her husband, and there
being no patrolman ear, allowed the man to 80
at large, after strong protestations OF perfect
lnnocei ce on his part, and y promise to keep
out Of bad company In the future.
The national Republican., 1862-03-22
'yaWS6uH0VmnSxxnlvSSSSssy~

r.ps:.s t.: so ss asa:s q :s Sss.:
dateu h pess Il, the bill TO open new railroad
betvssh New Yofk xnd Warrington, ~ an xb.
soluts necessity, xs n military measure for an
inland route. This makes the route via Read
ing and Columbis, thus avoiding Philsdelphia.i
Il proposes to lend Government credit for y
limited smounts. The time ID be msds ip eight
hours; and II anticipates also constructing 4
new road from Baltimore to Washington, 10 run
IN north Of Baltimore, and connect with the
Northern Central railroad. t.euI
The national Republican., 1862-03-22
Sad SlRIlt.

Last Wednesday night, we saw military
officer In the streets with first leutenant's
shoulder straps on, who was so intoxicated that
he could not stand. Two negroes, servants In
the regiment to which the eficer belonged
were carrying him TO some place Of shelter.
We forbear giving particulars, In compassion
to the young man, who seemed to be nne look
ing in other respects. Oh, II he could only
have seen himself! The picture might cure
him of habit which makes such wretched
perversion of Gods image. What can be
expected of soldiers when their officers sci
such examples?
The national Republican., 1862-03-22
GoodelI on the Constitution.

VIM. Goodell, Esq, Of New York city, editor
of the Principid, eotured last evening at the
Smithsonian, before the Washington Lecture
Association, to show that the Constitution of
the United States is inimical to slavery In its
spirit by implication and by its actual terms;
that II was intended, BY its trainers, to sanction
and perpetuste the principle OF universal free.
dom; that tho provisions usually quoted In
recognition of slavery were utterly nugatory
as proofs of its acknowledgment Of The institu-
ton. 1t WAS regarded, by lawyers. Hs an able
effort, though some expressed their dissent
TO some of his positions,
The national Republican., 1862-03-22
Qy GREEN 9 WILLIAMs, 4 net, ,en... :.

Dy GREEN d VILLA MS, A uctione ..
ID TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
EAST Of THE CAPITOL, AT AuCTIQN-On
MONDAY, the 14th day Of April, 1862, .hlll seh
In front Of the premises, N O'Clock, p m b. virtue
ofa deed OF I, ust to the subscri !er and duly re-
corded In Lber j. A No 1l2. fol!os lae, $50 49,
and 49, one Of the Land re,ords for Washing ION
county, in the District o. Columbia, the following
uamed property lying and being in the city Of Wah
pgt6n, District afort said viz west part OF lot mum
bsred eleven ulD In square numbered ten hundred
and seven q ,6o1) having front Of tortytwo fee,
nine inches i9 feet inohesD more or less, north
Y, between Twelfth and Thirieepth streets, east
ruaning back to alley lis feet, mo or less, 10
gether with the improvements, which are dwei
ling house, &c.
Tssns OF SALE will be one.hali cash, balar OF
in six and twelve moaths, the purchaser to give no.ea
for the deferred payments bearing interest from day
Of sale all convey sncing at the cost Of the puraha
SER the cash payment will be requlI ed TO be raid
down, when the property Ia Knocked OF, and II no
paid down, the property vii, be then and there
again put up and sod 10 the highet bidder that will
comply and L the whole terms are not comp led with
In ave days. the trustee reserves the rght TO resell
the property At the risk and cost OF The delinquent
purchaser by sdvertisir the same, three days, In
WILLIAM N. GRIPS. Trus'ee.
GREEN n WILLIAMS,
Au tioneers.
The national Republican., 1862-03-22
Indaa Rubber aossas.

H@ss9S 0EVV&DS
Rubbsr Rls,ksts Tor Soldiers, 81 rs each.
Rubber Ponohos and BLANKETS combined, e1bo
India Rubber Goats, white and blsek, $50 saeh.
India Rubber Leggns, el per pair.
= And all kinds Kabbsr Goods Including Rubber
1oots and Shoes, Rubber Stoppsn for Bottles, Door
nats Undsrshestng for Beds n eiokuess, b. &c, at
manufaotarery' prioes, at n A. HALLS
India Rubber Warshouss,
0O8 Penusylvapia avenue,
dec 1o-u Bet Ninth and Tenth sts.
The national Republican., 1862-03-22
OFFICIAL.
War DEPARTMENT,

January 81, 1869.
Ordered, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations 10 the field
Saturdays will be devoted TO the business ol
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the public.
EDWIN N. STANTON,
ja22-d Secretary Of War.
The national Republican., 1862-03-22
whitsh.rss, No. AsA Fem. Avenue

Whitshurst, No. A3A Fem. Avenue,
Is selling original carries de uisiie photographs
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness OF
Mcclellan 10 the latest published, and Ia con.
sidered the best in existence. Bee our photo.
grabs in oil and water oolors. Also portraits OF
distinguished men. Attention Of military men
u called to Dur full lsngth isttsrtypes, for send.
ing BY mall. dso Is
The national Republican., 1862-03-22
WILLIAM d. SEWARD.
OFFICIAL.
TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT,

February I, 1852.
NOTICE is hereby given Of the readiness Of
this Department to redeem the Treasury notes
payable In one year from date, authorized by
the act of Congress approved December 23d,
1857, and the Treasury notes payable In sixty
days from date, authorized by the act Of Con
gress approved I'd March, 1861.
Interest on Treasury notes Of the above Ia.
sues will cease on the 7th day of April next by
the terms of those acts respectively.
feb 6-tRp7
The national Republican., 1862-03-22
PickpOckols.

Three men-John Nelson, Morgan, and James
pcion of picking the pocket Of Mr.. Richard
barnes, of ofGeorgetowAn while attending horse
sale in the first ward. He lost about $50. The
fellows were committed for 4 further hearing
by Justice lonn. Persons In crowded places
should look out for these light fingered gentry.
The national Republican., 1862-03-22
mar l7-nlo

CARRIAGE WANTED-Auy one having light
~ twoseat Family Carriage, 10 good condition,
find q purchaser BY addressing Box No lss, City
Post Once. mar si-st
The national Republican., 1862-03-22
D + + q | A L.

DEPARTMENT or STATE,
Washington, Jan. Is, 1852.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the arst Of next
month.
WILLIAM q. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-03-22
Vhs Msshmen

Are complaining Of law which was recently
passed BY the municipal authorities, and ex-
forced, for the nrst time, yestsrday, which re-
qutres them to wear badge on their breasts,
indicating the number Of their hacks. We are
not informed as to the grounds Of their opposi.
tion, but Il appears TO b. very reasonable 70.
Quirement, and 10 certainly convenience to
the public, whom they wish to serve.
The national Republican., 1862-03-22
LOCAL NEWS. ,
- AavsRsaDo9D,

Nesriy 10 thousand copies Of the RepSo
Aoan are circulated among the aoasing popuia-
ton every day, besides thslarss number served
TO regular subscribers. Advertisers will take
aots accordingly. ...uI
The national Republican., 1862-03-22
Died..

In this city, on the 2lst instant, CHARLEs Ed.
WARD, only son Of William q and Sarah L. Park.
hurst, In the eleventh year Of his age.
The friends of the family are requested TO at.
tend the funeral the residence OF his parents
No. 4s2 Eleventh street, at two O'Clock this
ATE rnoon.
The national Republican., 1862-03-22

Of olv oi,isens and sol ie to ~ Mcclellan Ar Gal ery
80o Seventh street four doom abtve d. Thsfs 10 no
other place IN this city where 90 beautiful Photo.
Rraphs and Ambrotypes are taken, and where 20
much politsnsss 10 shown TO customsrs. ..
The national Republican., 1862-03-22
Ths Indian Herb Doc tor !,

tell hs patients the nature OF their complaints
illness, without receiving any information from
them. No charge for consultation. Once, No. II
Washington Building, Penn sylvanis avenue, c,rnsI
Of Seventh street. mar 20
The national Republican., 1862-03-22

lpThs ncCisllan Photegsaph snd AM
brotype Gallery, SEQ Seventh -street, four doors
the most pleasing Cartes de vislte. II Will be u ur
los BY mot patronisbg ssch perfect sstablishment
The national Republican., 1862-03-22

~ Photographs and A mi brotypes or ali
sizes are tahen on .. new plsu oaly known TO the
pr prietor Of the Nc lellau Art Gallery $40 Seventh
street, four doos above d.
The national Republican., 1862-03-22
CoRAa, DaAl0Aa,

Bed Malls, Enlarged Jonta, and all diseases Of the
Feet cared without pain OF iaooavsasnss to the Pc
bR. WHITE, su,ssos c.,sosoD.sr, lf,.,
Aa0 kennsylvania Avenue, between lk and 9th gts.
Room No. I, second floor ~
O6ice houn from D. m TO D. n
Rsfln . Paysleiass and surEeons oi tht city.
The national Republican., 1862-03-22

ny oaEEH 4 wILLIAHa. Auctierasrs.
ID FURNITURE. HAIR MATTRESSES, WAC.
ON6, BRUSHk y, ,BLACKING, ,kc..- On T HIS (Sat.
urdsyl MORNING, the 2ld instant, we shall sci In
front Of our Store, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
A large lot Of Furniture, Hair, Shuck, sud Cotton
Mattresses
Sdossn ane Brandy Peaches, 100 dozen Blaeting,
and . Wagoas
$50 Brushes, Of every variety, and q large lot Of
GREEN = WILLIAMS, =
mar 22-lt Auctio ee1
The national Republican., 1862-03-22
1856 PArhR-na'''S"s 1aa 1856

Paper hangings, dlheFent grades aud pricts. GoId
Bands, Imitation Gold and common W Window Shades
Buff, Green aud Blue Shade Hollands by the yard,
OF made into Shades.
Orders ior paper hanging or Window Shades
punctuaily and faithfully executed. No misrepre.
sentatioLs made to effect sales Terms cash
JOHN MARkRITER,
No. lS6, Seventh street,
mar s-lltifs doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
The national Republican., 1862-03-22

" MENIS, OF FINE QUALITY.
We offer citizens and Stranger d large assortment
of OVER. COATS, DRESS COATS, BUSINESS
COATS, PANTALOONS, and VESTS, Of all colors
and qualities equal In make and finish to the best
custom work,
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
Js. Pa avenue, bet. 9th and 10th sts3
Ian xs-uU
The national Republican., 1862-03-22

II ~ O1!1!.ng. g.IllIAlafHo ~ fHR
IS, ...... .:s:;s. s;,;.: /. ;...I ': "a. H. s.
Aywlll plsSR AT lef An .peyEtlssa oth,FwGs
lPsslbhsfisseses9 9Ssesw4& ~ - Of Cssern
ssWspspsr having the LAaassr ciaoULAfIoa within
the Immediate delivery Of the Post Oficc.I
The national Republican., 1862-03-22
400 OVAL iSE
fCO PICTURE FRAMES. fCO

The hlndsomest assortment OF OVAL PICTURE
FRAMES In the CITY, from the best manufacturers
10 the country, which (according TO the material and
workman .hip) will be sold cheap for cash. Also
different patterns Card Yiste Frames, At
JOHN MARkRI1ER'S,
Remember the number No is6, nh street,
mar s-litifs doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
The national Republican., 1862-03-22

Ashley, Geo
Arnold, Geo II
Bessie, 1t A.
Braoksong, A
Bliss, Albert N
Bear, Andrew-2
Bean, A H-2
Britel , Albert r
Bancroft, A II
Burlington, b W
Blair, Beach
Bres Benz II
Baker, Ben.en
Beckford q
Brown, Clark Y
Benton, Chsa g
Baker, DIR q
Brenpsu, Cora
Bessey, Chss B
Boren, ,Chss l.
Becker, Coorad
Borden, Chas
Batter, j p
Blackson John
Baum, John y
Bradley, Jno Y
Butler, j II
Bennett, Juo u W
Bhley, Jacob
Baker, Jas
Barnett, Joseph
Bingham, J +
BARRON, Jesse l.
Bterly, JACOB
Baldwin, DR. ] D
Rrttten,J Is
Bollssk, Jno
Bfaden, J 4,
Bysn, Jas W
Bfashesr, Joo 3
BroohiBg, Ira
Baldwin, Jacob
Britton, Jas
Banao, J I
Bsckett, Jno
BeoAer, Jno B
Benton, Jno d
Bady, Jacob
HroSke Jas q
Blown, Joseph
Bum, Jac %
Brown, , ] u
peri, James
Beurk, Jno II
Beam, !, Ju0 T
Bell, j 5
Brown, Jno
Blades, jack
The national Republican., 1862-03-22

Star, Alice
Stone, Jane
stesrnce, Sarah
Smith, Jane
Schwartz. b ma
Schultz, Mrs Az
gust
smith, Lottie
Stoke,, Mrs j v
strong, Marion
SNOW, Mr.C II
Smith, Mrs A M
SWOru, AuuH
Salgor, Emily
Tovill, Rachel A
Thomas, Jane
Terry, Margare
futile, Mary X
'Truslow, Hester
The national Republican., 1862-03-22

Nuttse, Ann Nixon, Mrs
o.
O'Brisn, Sarah Oliver, Miss n A
r.
Preuss, Mrs ChasPenusc, AIrs wHPuliert, Mrs Den
Puilsn, Mrs 8 GPhillip, Miss y Parker, Elisab tn
pSys,, EE,ii..bethrs,ry' Ei NJ" Capt C' Pre..on' NJ.
Rider, Hattie Rodgsru, Mrs HBRudd, Anna
Robertson, JsuE Robinson, Lizzie Rioketts, MrsCap
Randolph, MAR Ri,hard .on ktzzReynolds, Cynth
Rdgsw way, II u Ruby, Mrs ary Rutlss, Anuis
ReynoldS, Ellen Ryan, Mrs Thos RUSSELL, Mrs Il J
Rider. Jensie
The national Republican., 1862-03-22

ITO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, PROBES
i si0nal 0entlsmsn, and others.
The undersigned are prepared to print Speeches,
Brieh, Pamphlets, Reports, or any description Of
book work, and solicit orders
VIC SCAMMELL CO.,
Once corner Indiana avenue
nov N-u and Second street, II 49, "o~-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-01
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

il is stated that large rebel force is being
concentrated on James River above the june
ton OF the Apommatax and the James rivers.
They came down from Richmond by the
Richmond aud Peiersburgh railroad. 1t ia
believed that they already number from So |
900 to 10000 1t is stated that Jackson is in |
command, notwithstanding the rumor that
he is in pursuit of Gen. Pope. 1t is believed
that the rebels are now making bold stand
at the above named place. and are bringing
all their forces there that they can spare from
Richmond. 1t is thought that Suffolk will
soon be attacked. A company of rebel oaval-
~ made an excursion to Gloucester Point on
Thursday, and carried off 4 lot of cantrabands
and all the male inhabitants capable of bear
ing arms. They then burned a lot of shin
timber aud departed with their trophies
Similar depredatons are being committed
IN the vicinity Of Williamsburgh by guerril-
las in the uniform Of rebel cavalry.
The steamer South America. with a large
plumber Of contrabands, left for Harrison's
Landing Saturday afternoon.
A man who obtained pass in Norfolk to
70 TO North Carolina was watched by one of
our officers, who arrested him as he was taking
tho road 10 Richmond. He had some 20OO
letters, and confessed that he was paid two
dollars for each letter for conveying them be-
tween Norfolk and Richmond.
The steamer State of Maine has arrived
from City Point with $50 released Union
prisoners. Every courtesy was shown them
by the rebels. Gen Mcclellan visited them
at Harrisons Landing, and conversed freely
with large numbers of them. One Of the
soldiers said TO the General that he intended
to get well and come back and take Rich
WHY have to return soon. The rebels apollo
gize FOR bringing our prisoners in baggage
and cattle cars, saying their passenger cars
were engaged in carrying troops TO General
JACKSON Our prisoners saw five trains Of
rebel soldiers going from Petersburgh to
Richmond. The rebel camps are about
mile and three and half miles back from
James riyer--they not liking the prox-
unity of our gunboats. The rebels who
burned a schooner on Friday evening, also
crossed the river above HarTison's Landing
aud carried off 500 head of cattle belonging
TO the army Of the Potomac. % There are
considerable rebel forces along the river be-
tween City Point and Richmond also at or
near PetersbuTgh. They appear to be moving
the Petersburg troops north, but we can OBJ
tain no proof that they are going beyond Rich
mond. Richmond is said to be in good con-
dluon. Great care was taken Of the cleanli-
ness Of the streets.
The opinion continues to prevail that the
rebels arc in strong force between Richmond
ana Appomatox river, and that they are still
sending forces in that direction. This opin-
ion Is strengthened by the pains taken 20 in
form our prisoners and the officers in charge
that AN extensive movement Of troops. which
was seen as they were coming down, was
reinforcement for Stonewall Jackson.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-01
FROM THE SOUTH

late Richmond papers contain the proceed
ing Of The Court Of Inquiry on Tatnall's de-
struc;on Of the Merrimac, they honorably ac-
quitting him.
The Enquirer Of the Gath, says the usurpa-
tl"ns OF the Government in Washington have
been so great aud radical as to totally dissolve
any bonds which may have been supposed to
bind US to the Northern States. The people
are called upon to endure the most extreme
distress and make any sacrifice. even Of life.
sooner than yield to the foe so disgusting and
malignant.
The Petersburgh Express Of the 25th states
iha' rnm"rs are ahrat ii'ai faragut's and
Hi"rv fleet are on the point Of leaving Nc
lsiy ~ Jaiars river
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-08-01
NEKMNNT ITEMS-

The Woodstock Standard thus comments
on the cutting down of the American fag 40
Norwich LAS wc understand the story. Lew
Is $. PaUridge, late O. :. Marshal. was called
on by Captain Sweet, OF SOM of hi- men.
when be used the most offensive language. de-
claung his sympathies 10 be with the seces-
sionists, and exhibited his pistols, With which
be was determined 60 defend himself II mo-
Tested in his reasonable course. Mr.. Part
ridge is the head and front OF secession u
Norwich if not IN the State, ami 80 him may
be justly charged this gross indigniiy upon
our flag even If he was Eot actually concerned
IN the affair himself Of which we ure not lul-
ly informed We understand that the L. S.
Marshal did not arrest Gen Partridge, that
sraitorous individual having put his property
ont Of his hands and skedaddled so Canada
where he will End more eongonial company
among the secsssionists who abound in the
Provinces.
ARREsrED---Sergcant John Wheeler Of
Co. f, 4th Vermont, was arrested by order
Of Maj. Austino, United Ststes Mastering
and Disbursing Agent for Vermont, on sun
day last, for obtaining a farlough as a COM
pissioned officer, and taken to For, Column
bus, New York. The government is wisely
looking up the soldiers who are away from
the army without leave and under Edse pre-
tences.--PhGnir.
ON TIN MARCH. Tho Ninth Vermont
RegimAut seems TO be ON the 'go" AZ present
They arrived at Alexandria on the 2Olh and
proceeded to Clouds Mills. But their stay
there seems to have been Of short duration.
as on tne morning of the oath they returned
TO Alexandria and were furnished transporta-
ton to some point, it is supposed, on the Bal
timuro and Ohio railroad.
We are sorry to learn from the Alexandul
Ncigs of the oath, that Quartermaster Sawyer.
OF the Sth Vermont, was seriously injured
that morning, about the time Of starting from
Clouds Mills, by being thrown from bis
horse Darlington Times,
DEsERTFR.-Or c. Thomas, OF CoIchos-
ter, not having the good of his country before
his eyes, went to Boston about week since,
enlisted in the Massachusetts, SD Regiment
Col. Clark, received eighty dollars bounty
and Immediately skeddadde@ back to Yer
mont He was arrested on Saturday at his
home in Colchester, and left for Boston this
morning in tAe custody OF States Attorney
French, with Sheriff Flanergan, who has
been quite active in tracking the RASCAL
Thomas is a daguerrean by profession, and
has operated at Pittsburgh and Wiuooshn
1t is hoped he may be sent to the Rip Raps.
-BuiRgtoa Times.
FATAL AGcIDENr.--A son of Mr. iar-
ris, of Poultney, while on visit at Mr.. iona
than Haynes, in Mddletown, was sent out in
10 the pasture, on Tuesday afternoon last, for
a pair Of oxen. lie wandered out on TO
cliff of rocks and fell distance Of 40 feet,
bruising himself TO such AN extent that he
died in about five hours Hs was gone long
er than expected wien a man was sent for
him, who found him in a standing posture
bat'entirely senseless