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The national Republican., 1862-08-06
DECORATOIis

fIJOUsE DECORATORs ,
II AND UPHOLBTERERS |
We would respectfully. notify all In want |
Of an Upholsterer or Paper Hanger that we |
are prepared TO execute all work intrusted |
70 rs In the most superior manner and on the |
shortest possible notice. All work done by |
as Y under our own immediate supervision,
and satisiaotion Il guaranteed In every case.
JOSEPH +. X. PLANT 4 CO.,
No. $50 d street, bet Ninth and Tenth.
Refer to MssMs. Louis r. Perry 4 Co.,
Dealers In Carpets, Oil-oloths, no., coruerof |
Ninth, treet and Pennsylvania avenue.
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The national Republican., 1862-08-06

Read! Read! Read! Read!
Splendid Cameo, N osaio, Lava, Csrbun
ole, and jet setts Of Jswelry, 81 to
vzoO.. ...,.,.......,., St
Elegant Garnet, Turquoise, and Euam.
eled, full sets, 81 to %. s3................ 90
Superior Enameled, Ceral, aud Opal
Cluster sefts, 81 to to$3................ 90 SO
Plain, Chased, Ensmeled. and Fancy
Bracelets, 81 to s5.......,............ Sd Bto,o
Cameo, Coral, Carbuncle, and Nina
ture Brooches, 90 cents to S,...... 80
Gents Vest, Guard, and L Adies Chate
lain Chains-the largest stock In Wash.
ington, 81 to Observation-Disclosures. IS. 1000
Ladies' Garnet aud Carbuncle Neck.
lscee, 81 to $2bO..,................ 90
Garnet, Carbunoe and Onyx studs AMI
Buttons, (fne, y 81 \ sett, t,.............. 40
Fine, solid, Gold Sleeve. Buttons sud
Studs, sci Larate, 30 cents TO 81 u sett. -
Cent? Cluster and Opal Bosom Pm
gold mountings, 90 cents to 81 ,45...
Fine Lockets and Medalions, for two and
four Pictures, 81 to osl50..............
Seal and StoRe-Set Finger Rings, every
variety, so cents to sl5O.............. 81 -"
The national Republican., 1862-08-06

R4SCh~hthn4S omu oAA 0Hm0K J004 OIAImD
against the QOvoRHAene.
OFFICE-No. 4y0 SEVENTH STREET,
(DepAftment ExohangeJ
And No. 2 Park Place, corner of Broadaoav.
opposite City Hall, Ne,o York.
Refers, By permission, to
=, Hons, Hannibal Hsnlin, Vice President, Me. /;
Martin kalbhesoh, Mayor City Of Brooklyn. Abb
Jan Mann, Jr., New YORK City; John N Goodwin,
N: G., ns; Thom.. 4; Edyasds, N. G., II. 4; Ed
e., Mas; John B. Alley, N. O., Mass; Alfred A.
Burnham, n. O. Conn Dwight Loomi,, M. G.,
Ashley, N. g, ohi6 Sidney Edserton, N @, OHIO;
fossss o'S g. 'Pan Ps yUsa1s yUstin MOI
AL, al, y G., vi JosH +. Potter, n. g, wis; 2
Kans;s; Gyr,s Ald,ieh, n; q, MINI. WIN. Kei,
\: N. Stratton, NJ c., N. j.; p. b Fouke, NJ c.,
H. Owen LIoysioy, n g, N +; r. Bair, r., 4
ffed Ely H. g, N. r.; Major General r. b. Dur.
yea; N. Wyckoh, Esq., Pres. williamsburg City
Bank Shepherd Knapp, ESQ, Pres. Mechanics
bank. jy 26-tf
The national Republican., 1862-08-06
Read on! Read on!
Greatest Bargains Yet !

Greatest Bargains Yet !
EXTRA SILVER PLATED COMPLETE TEA
SETS,
epieces, best quality, s27. 80 nett
EXTRA sILvER-PLATED CASTOR,
French glass bottles, 50, - so, s6 90, to s6O
EXTRA sILyER;PLATED. OLIVE THREAD
ED TABLE SPOONS,
~ dozen.
EXTRA siLvER-PLATED, TIPPED TABLE
SPOONS,
s. per dozen.
EXTRA SILVER. PLATED, THREADED,
OLIVE TABLE FORKS,
S4per dozen.
EXTRA sILvER-PLAIED, TIPPED TABLE
FORKS,
sBs d,x
EXTRA SILvER-PLATEp TEA SPOONS.
TIPPED AND THREADED,
81 dozen.
HEAVY BILVER-PLATED, DOUBLE WALL
ICE PITCHERS,
Largs size, best quality, beautifully engraved and
chasei only 50, 81 90 and 50 bO 10. extra quality
FINE EsILvERPLATED CUPS, MUGS. COB
LET'S, SALT STANDS,
Only u each-retail price, s.
sILvER-pLATED MUSTARD AND SALT
SfoONS,
&c cts. each,
sILvER-PLATRD BUTTER-KNIvEs,
26, 81, and 80 cts each.
We are Agents for the Sale OF
NoCLAlN's CELEBRATED
Cocoanut and Quince-seed
Hair Oils,
COLOGNES, EXTRACTS. so.
ChriStiana's COlOgits, Extracts, &t.
wORsLEY's PREMIUM
HONEY, PALM, ALMOND, AND WINDSOR
Toilet Soaps.
ALSO,
TAYLoR's FANCY SOAPS.
Put up In Family Boxes, to suit purchasers,
Wholesale and Retail.
Also, full lines VI Notions and Fancy Goods,
all OF which we offer At the Manufartnrer.'
Prices, without any freight being added.
The Trade, Dealers, Housskeepers and Ped.
lars are respectfully solicited.
We guarantee to sell at New YORK and phu-
dslphia prioes. or perish IN The attempt
The national Republican., 1862-08-06
1909. 1869.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
NEW YORK LINES.
THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PHILA.
DELPHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD co. g
LINES.
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES
From Walnut street Wharf, and Ken.
singtoD Depot.
WILL LEAVE Al FOLLOWS, VIZ: Fare.
At 8 A. NJ via Camden and Amboy-C. Il A.
Accommodation. n.........................S - 25
At A. M, via Camden and Jerssy City-Nsw
Jersey Accommodation. ............. 2.26
At A: Nj via Remington and Jersey City
Morning Mail. ....................... 500
At l2h p. NJ. via Camden and Amboy-Accom.
n9datiGn q ION H:a. 22S
Al. +. n via Camden and J:i::y City. ''''
Evening Express. ss........................ 900
At r. Nj. via Camden and Jersey City
I'd Class Ticket. .......................... 226
Ajax r. NJ, via kensington and jersey City
A. 10 si%d..s % sis ksn.ns.on and Jersey City 800
Att 0Snevh N, via Camden and xmboy::xscom '0'
mediation, (Freight and Psssengsr,)-
1st claas ticket. ........... ASS
I'd olass ticket. .......... l.6O
The 6h p. N. Line runs daily Sundays excepted
The II p. M. Southern Nail runs daily.
The national Republican., 1862-08-06
GAS FITTING.
u. H.
GAS AND STEAM FILTER.

664 S~,enih ST., near Canal Bridge, Washington.
All orders executed At the shortest notice, in the
most substantial manner, and on reasonable terms.
Peysonal attention given to every department Of the
business NOV "a
The national Republican., 1862-08-06

60 Seventh 1t. 6lO\
r. J. BELLEW' 4 CO.,
nAxusAozua..s' Asuzls,
Permanently Established In 1850.
THEIR REGULAR
QUARTERLY SUMNER SALE
Pine Jewslry, Sterling Silver.Plated Wam
Beautiful Gold Leaf and Gilt Oval and Square
Fancy Photograph and Picture Frames,
Fine Paintings, Engravings,
French Pictures,
Ambrotype Union Gases, Perfumery,
Fancy Soaps, Of every make in the trade.
SPLENDID TABLE AND POCKET CUTLEKI
In Job Lots, to suit purchasers
We respectfully beg leave to call the attentios
Of the entire community, DEALxHs, HoUsS.
EKEPERs, TO-. to this Ane, new, and
extensive stock, at such prices
IA defy competition.
Comparison Of proes will convince all that We are
now selling the best and cheapest goods In eur line
| that can be found in any house the country
The national Republican., 1862-08-06

I'M. LOCK WOOD continuss ths pras-
~ toe Of Dentstry, In the Washington Building,
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh street.
Having practiced ~ the South nearly sxisen years
ne feels assrred that he oSD give satisfaction To any
that may osll
Teeth inserted on VuLoAHiTs, kUBssk, or Com
PLArl, Chloroform administered when desired.
aug 1T
The national Republican., 1862-08-06
n N. OOH610, "--s'as'sa.,.
SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS AND CLAIMS.

Bounties,. Pensions, Back Pay, Omcsss'
Recruiting, ond al other juSe Claims
against the 00vOrHnene.
The national Republican., 1862-08-06
ALSO,
TAYLOR'S FANCY SOAPS.

SPECIAL ATTENTION Is REQUESTED
The national Republican., 1862-08-06
q p ECIAL NOTICE.
DIR. n. vELLNY's Private Hospital, in the
Federal Block, corner Of Seventh and = streets,
opposite the Post and Patent Offices. Rooms
rs and "a, up stairs, Washington, DO.

All diseases Of private nature treated In the most
scientific manner and radical cures effected In all
osses, sYPHILIlIC AFFECTIONS, aoNoR-
RREA, GLEET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result of vOLUPTUOUS
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the aENERARIvE
ORGANS, from any cause whatever, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter what your disease let no false delioaoy
prevent. Apply Immediately TO Dr. vellny, who Is
acknowledged to be by far the most SUCCESSFUL
PHYSICIAN In the treatment Of private disease.
Fear not to come and make known your misfortunss,
and he will speedily send yeu your way rejoicing
The national Republican., 1862-08-06

~ THE TIME FOR RECEIVING BIDS under
the above advertisement IL indefinitely postponed
jyD A. BECkWITH, Major G. 8.
The national Republican., 1862-08-06
DENTISTRY.
~ m'rki SGsxH

! VI. LOOMS, NJ. D..
rde inventor and patentse Of the Mineral rists
'esth attends personally at hi otnee In this atty
Many, ieisuos can wesr these teeth who cannot
rct wear these
Person. calling At my oiiioe osn be accommodated
with any style and price OF Teeth they may desire
but to those who are particular and wish the purcst
eeanee strongest, and most perfect deuture that art
can prodnee. the Mineral Plate will be more fully
whrrauted.
Rooms in this oi,y--No 1856 Pennsylvania Ayeuue,
between Ninth and Tenth streets Also, e07 Arch
street. Phiiadelphta mar lb-ly
The national Republican., 1862-08-06
SELF-ABUSE,

That dreadful soourge Of the young, INDUCED 10
when alone, which destroys the generativs orsans,
units you for married lifs producing weakness Of
the back and limbs, loss Of animation and muscular
power, papAton Of the heart nervous irritability,
loss OF memory, melancholy habits, insanity, con.
sumption, and death
YOUNG MAN In view Of the dreadfal oonse
qusnces, delay not to make your case known TO Dr.
" Your secrets with him are sacred, and you may
confidently rely upon his medical skill
Thousands whose systems were shattered and were
on the brink of the grave, has he brought back to
vigorous health by his skilful treatment
The national Republican., 1862-08-06

Comparison Of praoes will convince all that We are
now selling the best and cheapest goods in eur line
that can be found in any house the country
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-04-10

A Rich AFFAIR-A Man Draws Oh
CRY FIRN FOR WIFE.-A few
days since respectable business firm
on Water-street received e letter from
customer near Youngstown. inclosing
an order fora Wifel The customer
was rich, middle aged, a Dutchman
and a widoWer. He said be wanted a
vile right Of. aud had no time TO look
up one for himself, but should be N
town in the course Of day or two to
marry the woman which he depended
on his city friends to have ready for
him.
Such an order rather took the mer.
chants aback, but the man was too
good q customer to disoblige. As
they had no supply Of the article on
hand for sale, one Of the firm went out
to hunt it up; and at an Intelligence
Office got track Of girl who could
speak German and English, was tolera-
bly, good looking. and very much want
ed to find husband. A bargain was
struck. The Dutchman came in yester-
day, found the article ready for him.
approved of it, got married, and took
his curious purchase home with him.
We did not learn whether the firm
charged special fee or a per centsge
commission on the market value OF the
article.--UsueIGnd Herald.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-04-10

SCoTTIsH SABBATH.-I have seer
Sabbath sights, snd Joined in Sabbath
worship, which took the heart with
simplicity and rsvished it with sublime
emotions. l have crossed the hills in
the sober and contemplative autumn to
reach the retired, lonely church be-
times, and as we descend toward the
simple edi6ce, whittier every heart and
every foot directed itself from the
country around, we beheld, issuing
from every vale and mountain glen, its
little train Of worshipers, coming up to
church, around which the bones oil
their fathers reposed; in so holy place
the people assembled under a roof
where ye of the plentiful south would
not have lodged the porter of your
gate. But under that roof the people
sat and sung their Makers praise,
"tuning their hearts, by far the no.
blest aim." and the pastor poured forth
to God the simple wants Of the people
and poured into their attentive ears the
scope of Christian doctrine and duty;
and having filed the hearts of his
flock with bis consultations, parted with
them after much blessing, and mutual
congratulation, and the people went on
their way rejoicing. Oh, what mean
ing there was in the Whole-what pie
ty--what intelligence-wbat simplicity
The men we're shepherds, and came
up in their shepherds guise; and the
very brute. the shepherds servant and
companion, rejoiced to come at his feet.
Oh, it was 8 Sabbath, Sabbath Of
restI the body and the soul were equal
" refreshed.-Edpard irving.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-04-10

admiring the flowers. by some chanc
we became separated, leaving Mis-
Gray and I together.
l don't know what possessed me tha
dsy-a strange amount of courag,
seemed to have been infused into N
BY that smile, and those words spoke,
when l returned the hymn-book, m,
awkardness had made her drop.
For time We walked sbout, and oc.
casionslly stopping to admire a tulip
or to inhale the perfume of the scented
Verbena, or to pull rosebud, and We
talked OF the grass and the flowers
and we wondered whether the cloud II
the west would bring foul weather.
At length We. stopped before bed o
little modest violets, and STOPPING down
gathered few Of the pretty little
blue flowers, looked at them, heayed 6
profoundly sentimental sigh, and In ac-
cents Of the deepest respect, begged
her to accept them, as / rendered the
simple offering. e ff."
She took them in her small, white,
tapering fingers, and smiling her OWL
peculiarly radient and mischievious
smile, said gaily, and putting her hand
to her heart with motion that had
something slightly theatrical in it:
81 shall keep these "wee modest
flowers. and wear them for the sake oil
the giver till they-wither," and she
fastened the little knots in her dress.
The words went to my heart, and
stirred its deepest, deepest depths.
Oh, Efie Grayl Oh, Efie Grayl-
You should never have spoken them
l stopped not to consider, but on the
impulse of the moment l snatched the
little hand she had impressed 10 her
heart, and pressing it to my own then
covered it with kisses. ...
dearest, sweetest, darling Miss
Gray" I said, speaking very rapidly
"You know not how happy you have
made me; l love you, 1 do, indeed, sim
cerely. wildly and madly love you
Can you-will you-be my wife.
At last, the momentous words were
spoken and breathless with the exertion
and anxiety for the result, I gazed into
her face, listened eagerly for the an
swer. ..-
For a moment she looked at me in
utter bewilderment, uncertain, I sup
pose, whether was bereft of my SEN
ses or jesting. - .I
Seeing. however, nothing but deep
earneslness in my face, she seemed TO
comprehend the truth, she broke out in
clear, silvery laugh, that reveberated
through the garden, awakening merry
echoes.
whats that laughter about7" call
ed out her brother, as be approached,
"oniy a joke on Mr.. Smith," she
answered merrilly.
"Come, let's have it, Efie, and we
can share the laughter, continued her
brother. .
"ob. no. it is too good" was the
reply, and bending toward me she
whispered, eff you are really in earn
est, you silly fellow. you had better 90
home and sleep of your lOueJft."
And l did go home and sleep it off.
A few weeks after, 1 mentally styled
my charming divinity, my bewitching
angel. my facinating Efie Gray, a
heartless qirt.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-04-10

E A pert Connecticut lady. trav-
cling in the stage with good natured,
whimsical old bachelor from Massa-
chusetts, took frequent occasions to rally
him on some peculiarities Of bis native
State. and 6usIly insisted upon knowing
what he had in the silk handkerchief
which he had in his hand. "Madsm, I"
said he, at is a clean shirt which took
with me to Connecticut for q change,
but 1 found that such things were not
in fashion in that State"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-04-10

VERNoSr.-The Vermont troops in
the army of the Potomac are to be en-
We'd BY all their fellow soldiers. Their
State has opened a bank account with
each one OF them, and regularly passes
to his credit 81 a month. This sum
may be checked for BY the volunteer il
he is a single man. II married, it is
paid 70 HE family Al p1I.-:A.Ad IN re-.
main undrawn by the State Treasury
for six months, the rate Of Elk per cent
is allowed on il.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-04-10

S Stripes. whether on iady's
dress or on the walls Of sroom, always
give the effect Of hight; consequently q
low room is improved BY being hung
with striped paper. The effect is pro-
duced By wsvy stripe as well as q
straight one, and as curved lines are the
most graceful they should generally be
ureferred,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-04-10

~ An English judge being asked
what contributed most TO success at the
bar, replied:
aSoms succeed BY great talent. some
by a miracle, but the msjority by COM
merciDg without shilling"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-04-10

~ tom, vhy don't you drop in
and take tea with Us sometimef Ny
wife would be pleased TO have you."-
"Well, Dick, ! seldom go q visiting.
for / think that II / find better fare is
would make me discontsnted at home,
and il it should be any poorer, Il
wouldn't be much of an object"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-04-10

~ A man with a modest appetite
dined ct q hotel. After eating the
whole of sucking pig, be was asked
If he would have some pudding. He
said he didn't care much about pudding.
but If they had another little hog, he
would be thankful for it.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-04-10

E The Spaniards do not pay by.
periodical compliments; but one Of
their admired writers, speaking Of = Ia
dy's black eyes, says "they were in
mourning for the murders they have
committed"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-04-10
- The followinQ is Aunt Betse7'r

! ~ Inc IoII0WIuB 70 Auns Dst5ty
description Of her milk-man: "He is
the mesnest man in the world" she ex-
claimed; "he skins his milk on the top,
and then turns Is over and skins the
bottom"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-18
The Loui.Iana Brigade.

This brigade, sld r Gsu. Taylor, son of Old zIsk
aud every way HoFhy Of bic SIRE Is in Jackson army
I, has crowned toe Pslcsn sish undyiUg glory. II
Gid q ndid Welk al Winchester excellent At Cross Keys
aad virtually won the bsstle at Lewiston. Old Stone
wall tel them az much, presented them with the Pieo
thsy captured end Iqu ssd them to carry them home
With hem The world prOducss better fighters thar
the Louisiauiaus-'eH very W, coed. Old Joe Lane
rssJ to saw THAI Ssins rom the regiment he bad viii
him in NJ co, be cold Eks 20 GOO LouisAnisna and
ccruaer tie whole NOrh When lhirg is to be done
that rcbOdy ss3 dare do do it IS the very thing
L ui.ianisns insist upon doing snd always do it, The
tact L. there is litls touch OF the very devil in the
Lous llns-as some people the other side of the
Po,om.c will dcover Of these fac days All homer
20 Gen. Taylor, Harry Hays and their ndomi;abO and
irreUressble ooaSrrss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-18
Colonel Commanding Ram Fleet
LIZ rBIaArE INV IRoSsIpIs.


The iron clad iIigAte New Iror sdes launched, at
Philadelphia, on the lO.h Of Nay. The following is .
description OF this formidable vessel:
She is 24O feet long 5S feet wde and 25 feet deep
Her frames are of white oak filed in solid and cAulked,
and the average thekOess OF her sides is 20 inches Tue
iron plating commences at point four feet blow the
water line and eIents her spar deck The lover course
is three inches all the rect is four and half inches
thick.
The armament will consist OF Is eleven inch Dahgren
guns on the gun deck, and Two 200 FOUNDER parrott
guns on the spar deck The port holes will be closed
6y iron shutters Ave irchCs Thick worked from the in
side.
As this Ia ssagong steamer intended to Fail as well
as eteA she will have three and be bark rgged her
topmasts and Yards beiI < 40 arranged that action
they are lowered aud leaves simply the three )wer
mssls 10 view.
When In action all the men on bosrd are protected
from shct and SHE'LL ard below the spar deck; the
commander only is above that deck, and he Occr-
PTS q shotproof iron lockout, which rises above
The spar deck, and from which he all surround
ing objects and by sgrals, communicate with the Off
cars below.
Unlike the Monitor and Galens this vessel carry
large crew, sufficiently TO board and capture any
vessel ImpenetrAbe shot and she'll she will seek close
acyn and by means Of her iron prov sink-or by her
heavy guns clpture-her opponent. Her ght draft oil
water-lG feelWill enable her to enter all our South
err hArbors
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-18
BUESsrpr VISIT, yo.rRrss MONROE.

The Philadelphia Inquirer, Of the llb, under the cap.
ton of significant visit" says
General Burpside's arrival at Fort Monroe to commu-
pcate directly with the headquarters the army of the
Potomac ana With the authorities at Washington, is
event fdl OF interest Occurring, ss it does imme1
atey after bis department has been added to HcCean
a. time, too, when the debates the North Carolina
Convention indicate that she ia in state OF transition
towards the Union and when distracted controversy
has arisen out of Mr. Stanys unreasonable action upon
the petty subject of the negro schools iE must have i'm
pOrsau objects and sesms 70 foreshldoW tignal att
The visit OF Gen Burnside viii, therefore, give occasion
10 unlimited surmso and speculation. Whatever the
views and suggestions Ct this officer may be- they
should have great weight with the Government for his
able, successful aud uiicious management Of the trust
committed 10 his hands in North Carolns, show that be
well understands the of the work TO be done
there political as well "a N .ary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-18

TIE REVOLUTIONARY MovKxEsr IN HArrI-The New
York Herald gives the following account of the lats
voutionary movement undertaken against President
Geifrard:
The A. r Was very formidable at one moment In view
Of the great wealth and popularity Of Of It's lesd
ers as well the plausible indictment agsins. the
TX scuIive which they circulated among their a.,
her,n's and stmpathizers Geffrard was accused Of
enrching himself enormously at the expense of the
Treatury; Of favorrg the mulsttoes (the "coor,d
folk" Of Hlyti) TO the exclusion of the blacks and Of
taxing foreign merchants very heavily 10 order to bene
ct the Hayden traders, who mostly colored people,
or muattces The agitation produced by the publca-
ton Of these irfinmatory charges, heightened by
the distribution Of able and ingenious pamphlet 10
the same tf CT, written by N. Solomon, Jr., native eI
ile nov resident in France, that the revolutoniss
seemed at one time to have all their own way They
emboldened by the apparent activity Of Gesrd
His clenency former occasions mistaken for tim
idity BE Fgsd the idea that be tmid BY
tuay sending his Amiy France and thus leadipg the
conspEators believe that be preparing TO fly the
couutrr. When the proper moment arrived, however,
he struck bis blow IF ctusy by ordering the arrest Of
the leading traitors in AK Osyes They fsd to the
pains and mountains tu' being pursued by troops,
mlched from Port Prince, about sixty Of them have
made prisoners Il is supposed tha. they will be
condemned to death, but as Gesrd is not cruel, that
some OF them will be ultimately banished and the re-
miinder psrdoned. The Solomon party still threatened
to burn down the town Of Aux Cages.