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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-27

Died from Has Iyu,1e,-A man named
Fred Smith, who 10 charged with having f.
louionsly stabbed Richard Wright, at Mary
Walden's house, about two weeks since, was
arrested and Gagged yesterday evening BY
Messrs. Bibb and Perrin. Smith was also
eighty wounded in the melee, in which Ned
Keeling, local ruffian, took prominent
part The man calling himsslf Richard
Wright proves to have been named Charles
Moore. He died yesterday from the wounds
given him by Smith and Keeling. Feloni0us
ssabbing is now changed 70 murder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-27


Coyvssposdsacs-Bs Below win b fouaA tAs
correspondence betwesn Lee Mallory and the
committee Of the "Ladies' DsSence Assooaa-
tion," rendering them the proceeds OF the nr.e
nights exhibition Of his "WaR llIustratiops :
RIoanosp. Va, Narch 7Ath, 1854.
70 tae Ledies Of rs Tropossd 6nsboss Assosfe-
sism.
= Ilssrn that the lA1ies Of Richmond meet
to.day at4 O'Clock p. "a, 70 organize tham-
selves info An associatfon 70 rasee funde Tor
building q gunboat. 70 protect this ancient
and beautifnl Capital Of the Old DOMINION
against our Common enemy.
Anxious to SOntTttuie what oan toWAr0
On undertaking 80 patriotic, II sGres able, 1
viii devote the proc .eds of lhs nfss ntght's
exhibition Of my "War Illustrations TO the
conte m plated gunboat fund.
The dres emit ter aiDrnen: takes place Ct No
tropoli.an Hall. Wednesday evening, the 16th
Instant.
independent Of the donation thus tendsred,
desire to present you one thousand tickets,
amounting to I'VE hundred dollaFe, to BE- die
posed Of for the bentflt Of the fund. Zach
ticket ensures the holder admittanee TO the
aWRr trauons'' whenever rendered u
the door OF the Hall.
BE pleAssd 4, appoint committee Of cor
rsspondsnca and acceptance.
|; With my best wishes tor the success ct youI
As - Lss MALLORY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-27

Accsdent-Bepjsmin Farmer, who works at
the laboratory OF the Richmond Armory, on
7sh street, was seriously injured yesterday,
about Il O'Clock, by the explosion of q bomb
shell which he was endeevoring 10 unload.
His left hand is said to have been torn TO
pieces, and the right one very much injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-27

wspsssDAY, March 2sth, 1eeL
The sser-'s was called to order AZ ~ O'CLOCK
A. a.. tAe Pr ssids In the eh.ir.
Prayer ny the Rev. My. DoossrTs OK tho
Nd. T.. Church.
i CONGREGATION saon rnB axaoufNs
The PassrpsHr laid before the senAte
communication from tina Governor, aa :oi.
Kxscurivs DRPAnIxBsT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-27

Frat sAesarsss ssss.sea ,sss ssSns 40
mAke ap the isitcslAs sasn mary;
9aa pAyTLs n A1aAxsAs.
4 dAspaAsA AAtaA fort Saith. An, uAs1h
lle.4s1p;
A0Anaa r saaiteones hAs heen reQelast tAa1
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-07
Shaving and Hair. Dressing.

JEREMIAH NORRIS respectfully announce
81 to his friends Of Clear6ed and vicinity thai
he has returned to his old stand, and is well pre-.
pared to render the most perfect satisfaction 10 al
who may desire his professional services.
Clsa.feld, April o. 62
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-07
DR. WILLIAM B. HURD'S
TOOTH POWDER,

Carbonic without tho injurious effects
Of Charcoal
and is free from all acids or Glkalios that can in
the least injure the teeth,
Its action being entirely meChauical-Polishins
without wearing the enamel.
DIR. VIM. Hurd's Tooth Powder
is recommended by all eminent Dentists. Pre-
pared at Dr. Hurd's Dental office, No. II, 4th St.
Brooklyn Il. D.
Price 25 cents per Box.
A liberal discount made to iealers.
Address Principal Onlce, Tribune Building, Mol
Spruce Street, New York.
Sold in Philadelphia by Dyot Co, 232 North
ID street 0. S. Hubbell, lilO Chosnit St., a2d
by all Druggists.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-07
Treasurer's Sale Of Seated Lands
FOR TANES

r. PURSUANCE Of the provision, Of an Act
l. Of Assembly, passed the 2gih day Of April A.
b., lSi,, to provide FOR the colec ton of TAKE, on
lands whcreOn no personal property can be toup
and whcre the owner neglccts or refuses to pas
the Taxes assessed, will expose to sale at ID,
Commissioners Office, in Clearield, On the second
Monday in june ncxt, (being the 9th day. the
following pieces 0! land in Ce.Eaeld coun,y, 70,
the taxes due and aapaid thereon as re,pccty,l,
stated
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-07
thR WILLIAM n nuRDS
NORM tpASH,
"A stnt ntNtpt ioh

\ NAD hNtA W. ..
SORE MOUTHS,
tANKER
DISEASED RiEEDlNG GUMS,
NURSING SORE MOUTH
And me beet spcrhonov In uso fof ANY dis
ohsed condition oftho mouth. II is particularly
heuohcinl 10 rctfons wearing
ARrIFlClALTEETH,
completely dcsttoyiug every tainl Of the mouth
nhsorbing and removing AL In putites, in'urinl
A SWEET BREATH
To al who mako usc oft no YOUNG LADY
or YOUNG GENTLEMEN who is afflicted will
A BAD BREATH,
should delay applying this r.mcdy' fer It -
certain cure, and is approved and recommended
by every physician Hnder whose notice It hal
been brought
A BAD BREATH
il m fence for whlch there is no excuse while
DIR. VIM. b. Ilurd's Mouth Wash
can be procured.
Many persons carry with them bad breath
greatly TO the annoyance and often to the dis
gust Of those with whom they come in contact
without being conscious the fact. To relieve
yourself from all fears regarding this,
USE DR.. VIM. HURD'S MOUTH WASH.
Cleanliness ofthe mouth is of great Importance
to the general health, which is often aiected,and
not uniriquently seriously impaired through
want Of proper attention to this subject.
USE. DIR. WM. II URD'S MOUTH WASH.
Prepared at DR.. Hurds s Dental sfhce, No. II
Fourth Street Brooklyn, T. d.
Price 81 Cents Per Bottle.
A liberal discount made to dealers,
ADDRESS PRINCIPAL OFFICE, Tribune
BUILDINGS, Mol, SPRUCE ST. NEW YORK
Sold in Philadelphia by Dyot CO., 232 North
I'd street O. s. Ilubbell, l4lO Chesnut street,
an by all Druggists.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-07
rrtasutrit stle N un,eplcd fend' N
uluntheld county fof rhtes lot The
NnhN lAnO and 1881.

NforicE ie urnEni ufVrN nN hruf
IN maBtt of hh Az of Ampnby raped w
igh dsy ol juho. a ~ 1919. entitled "An Acl
to amend hn hUl directing the mode ufttninE un.
tealed lands fot taxes There win bt opposed 10
Public salo, ot uutcry ht The coutt huufo, iu the
borough ol tluaf6eld, on the second Monday Of
june. a. u. is62 ths following tracts of Unsoated
Lands in Cleardold county Toe tho mNct due there.
on fgr the years lSoOund 1861 and previous ycau.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-07
DR.. J. W. POTTER.
CYRENlUS HOWE.

JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE,
For DECATUR Township,
will promptly attend to all business entrusted to
hia care. ? o. Address, Philipsburg Pa
Aug. 2lst 1881
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-07

WY VI. MCCULLOUGH, A1roRsEy AZ
w Law, Clearfeld, Pa, Once with l.. ).
Grams, ESQ., on Second street,
March 26, lS62,-tf.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-07

ID OBERT ]. WALLACE, A7r9nTEr Ar Law
IL Clearfeld Pa, Cthce il stIW's Row. oP
osite the Journal office,
dec. |, lS5s.-d.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-07
SELLING OFF.

II W. SMITH a. co. nro now SELLING
II or at very low hgure, their stock of
WINTER GOODS. Feb 5
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-07
THNNts j. MCuLLoUGH.

Attorney AT Law.
Once on Market street. opposite MossOps Store
oioarieid, Pa VIII attend promptly to COlleC
ctions Sale Of Lands, DO. nov7I4
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-07

PROPOSALS for building New Priyyg
Il the court house in the borough Of Clearsslt
will be received at the Commissioners 0Gce, ~
til the 9Th day Of May next. Plans and fpsccr
hcatons can be seen at any time at the C'Hm'
sioner's office. Proposals must be sealed
By order IF the Board,
wM. S. BRADJBY, Clerk.
March 70, 1862
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-07
JOB PRINTING.

An extensive stock Of Jobbing materia
enables the Publisher of the "RepUjiicdH'
to annourco 10 keYutl!c that he IS prepa
red TO do al Sinds Of
PosrERS, PAYPsLIrs, PROGRAMMES,
BLAExs, FArIR BooIs, CIRCULARS,
LABELS, BALL Texas, HANDBILLs
and every kind CT printing usually done
in o country oh oaioc.
All orie7s viii be executed with neat
uoss and despatch.
G. b, GOOpLANDER & co.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-07
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
lime ofIIoIdlng Court

Time of Holding court.
Second Monday Of January,
Third Monday OF March,
Third Monday oE june,
Fourth Monday o. September,
In zach year, and continue two weeks II ne
,pasarv
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-07

REED, WEAVER & co.
MERCHANTS, and extensive dealers In
all u-os Of LUMBER, GRAIN aud country pro-
duco Store on SECOND Street, Cleariled Pa
Dec. 1, 1881,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-07
II. w. SMITH n 90.

II. W. SMITH & co.
MERCHANTS, and dealers In DRY
GOods, Groceries. Hardware, Qucensware, and
everything usually Eeyt by the trade. Store on
SECOA u Street, below Judge Loonards, Oppo-
site tho Presbyterian Church, Ciearfeld Pa.
Dec. 1, 1861.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-05-07

voT threc weeks and loss thhn fhToe WVhIHH %
70 per slun-o for cash insertion.
r uss, nelcas not exceeding shines are In.
,rted for o. year
Adyertis s,n ents nct MARRIED with tAc number of
a,ortions desired. viii bs continued until forbid
nd charged according TO these terms
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-27
MARTIAL LAW.

IL tho House OF representatives. resolution has b5su
referred to the Judiciary Committee 70 Inquire if the
oSisc's desired BY martial law clnao: be attained viii
on; the suspension o: tbs vr. o. bt5sr, r1-p and The
total Prosranoa Of the rights Of the oi.zsu Il is % bs
regretted ha On irqlss no: Instituted previous
10 -ae &c. suh'zpg the paralysis Of the grcs; pals.
da1 Of freedom. b.. it IS aeyer too ,ts to 90 good
Ia gn-ao zag he -uPea ol, &c not in the cont-m
P%-Sl ol C5-sgss7, for moment that the rights II
s''d citizens Should DC Invaded OF they themselves srb
Jze',- 20 aaaoyrce ana aarga by our o. authoI
ues Tlo ctjoc; sought vas the arrest OF spies and
traitors 'u'l there Scre smolg w. and to ensure the
good order aIi safety OF the city The vast authority
grAHtrd, i. Supposed v0u,d o, carefully exercised
al IN pEi- Of ziaGagss. Nobody dreamed tina. ReL-
moad Va 90 be regarded - hostile cisy, taken by
storm, aud 70 Dc treated with al The rgors Of military
license
We presume, from tAs resolution referred to- tbA
Congress as well Is ,h' public generally has been d.
appointed in i-e aaaacr ia which marital lac has been
eI-eaed TIE ares; o. zans ard ther continued iu
generation, ui'aoa. specific charges and uhou; evj.
dence Of gull 'li si.hou, an opportunity to sio~ THEN
innocence, ccul- tail TO crate on the sansioEes Of
people, so have never for mom.u,, known What i
90 be unprotected tv tbs great writ OF hl5,as COR
p"--lae badge and boss. Of fIesmsu. looked oo
much Ike the t5is.5- g amy ,stab shed beyor the
Pocmlo by Lincoln, md which al OF us bad oonourrtd
m r-prohStir, nos excite dispprobaoa The feel.
lns OF dissatisfaction thus excited vas further increased
b. the disgrace al proceedings OF persons claiming 10
at e7 Authority, aud so, By trek and frgsyg en-
t-,pci respectable Psops 1Jo violation OF the laE-
n rfpsrl-ol has beca made for che outrsges ptrpo
t-.tt b. ;-es- -rf rs'a gang OF tuksSs Of course
.or 10 other p0roa OF ,he continent could ,a-suder
rae 0ase e.Olsi 20 pur.us h.ir infamous trade.
T1s struggle part is one for freedom aud il "a
eesgiy 20 oc depI,r ibat any rcuusalee should e1-
s 70 sta ia cEled ehl-ac er Il the authority which
has ase1 granted ia abused is Gore than needed Tor
the public safety, &; the province the peoples rep
rssr1-s'ives 20 sfp!y y5e corrective.
AZ the IaE l.sad, %, Pr,sidel, Is invested With
auaori-y suspend the wri Of AIbsI, c7,D, in any
city or ds,ric. threatened Win INVASION, L, il the
Iisv OF he mjnencs Of the INVASION and i, m ght &C.
him t5l every oNl AuI district 10 the Coined
erAey is threatened viii invasion, aud he might place
the wlols under the absolute desp1i5m Of General
t'ou beyond the Po,onIc, Sj.h gang ct as'sriiy.,
is1u 'Hf ts,tsv N,r,h. This volli no. ne the sor,
Of liberty tor which Of Virginia, or tbe people Of
any o, ths Sju.herl states, are c9n.enIlg L YOU'D
constitute tyranny th,, ~olli palsy every bad and
every heart /, mos. be possible for Congress 20 70
molly the gran, Of poser az TO sr,ng,h,n the Jn ct
au,1Or;y or the public sa,y utloa: endlugy5;og the
publ, freedom.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-27
the LADIES AND THE WAR.

We subj Din few extracts from exchanges Illus
trative Of the zeal and devotion of the women of the
South TO the of liberty and independence
THE ROCEBRIDGE LADIES'
We annex the closing portion OF tho report OF the
Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society, for the Natural Bridge
District signed by Mrs. Df. Watson President and Mrs.
O. G. Baldwin, Secretary:
1--WE invoke the continued patronage Of our friends,
for the cake Of the poor sick aud wounded soldier who
has come from friends and home 10 light the battles
OF liberty and country. We too have enlisted ior
the war; aud there is such word as jail In the South
err vocabulary.
II will give our Society the greatest pleasure to make
up tho clothing Of every in the district who will
polHnteer for the war testimonial Of his patriotic
aad gallant conduct. hundred bright needles, direct
ed by twice many bright eyes, will dart as rapidly
through his garments the nimblest OF fingers can
shoot them. Our country e1pec every man 10 do biz
duty in this decisive hour, the very crisis OF her
destiny. All homer to those brave men who in her
defence bare their manly bosoul to the storm OF war
All scorn and contempt 20 the recreadt POlrooni VINO
u,us deaf ear 10 the waling voic, OF his bleeding
country Had We thousand sons, We would eird them
With our own hands and md them TO the battle held as
to bridal feast: with this single charge: My son, We
tory or Death
Gan maa fight aud die in a nobler cause than the de-
fence OF wife and children, mother and ssIers, home
AMI altar the lovees land aud the freest aud nobest
tioysrnmeut upon earth Defeated may bs by supe
rior brute force in hundred battles, but submit We
never shall to the insoent aud detesed Yankee. As
Hanilcar as ore Young Hannibal TO uudyng hostility TO
Rome 80 we will call our children around the altar arc
swear them to eternal hostility to the Yankee, until his
as, foot print shall be washed from Southern soil in his
own blood. Sooner than be Yankee slaves, We will
build for ourselves honorable tomb in the 6ackened
aud smoulderirg ruins Of the whole South. Bu! We 60
not even despond Oar faith in ultimste success s
a. bright 70 the unbalanced just God reigns in
heaven, and will yet put upon cur ruthless invaders
through the desperate aud remorstess vengeance ard
the red sword OF the South, such storm OF me and
blood as will sweep them from the earth they polute-
No people who have infcrbel upon their hearts and
banners "Vietry or Death" was conquered; and
such the inspiration and the instinct Of every South
ern bosom And surely Virginans will never be Yam
kee slaves"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-27
PcVdd-.

TIE communication Of the Secretary OF War details
the particulars o. nc vsay and bad tli,h prAstised by
me Ensge Government in the matter OF exchange Of
prisoner.
L. appears that prior to the surrender at Doad'cp,
proportions Tor exchange OF 81 prisoner held by
either party aud for p,solug al hereafter lak,n we're
inside by GJseromsat and readily a--u,ed TO by the
enemy. AZ ;ta, uns we had moro Of their prisoners
than they hal Of ours. Gen Wool who acted FOR the
snsuv stated that be bad f.l poser, to regulate TIE
tsrm1 OiezcAange Ou, authorities considering the
Ger 81 substantially settled, sent forward ,Le Yankee
prisoners, and Nth them most Of these held hostages
After che D5ltI0l Affair." shea tlo table. we're tuIneh
G a. FOOL rl.sed B.uie7, and finally confessed ~
bis poSess bad been altered aud uited-AHi relNsSYu
eo.es ia.s a cartel on the terms drs. agreed to.
mr. Benz amin recommends -at Congress 81 I'll "a con.
squsaos OF as petitions ooaiuo, d-clsrca fton he'
parole such OF oag oan ei.z rs ar we're cas- I'd a. ecu
N0u1.al. The Yankee eVuiac. is Is al base en-.
De, but Oaly 5reacb Of fih aud e. 80 eOarae.
ea'e!asd do-b. the propreiy Of tAis suggestion
Better resP,c: al eugsgemeDi= and take lot
Be tr.cked again.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-27

The Philadelphia Inquirer has the ollo"ing remarks
about the SOLDIERS BuletProof Vest"
This protection entirely supersedes the cuirass now In
use with all the clvalry in Europa, II Ia much lighter
much cheaper AID il destined TO become an exceedingly
important defence to men, not only for cavalry bu
infantry.
The vest is made like the ordinary military vest, hui
contains two plates Of fac, light steel IL Weighs from
three and half to Eve pounds only. IL will resist oil
blyonet and sword thuss pistobss at ten PAGES ard
as balls at forty rods heavier plate, for cavalry
and artillery weighing eight pounds lie proof against
rifle balls at the short distance Of eighty pace
Msss.s. e. L d. Cook Co., Of New Haven, Who are
now filing large orders have perfected this simple and
Efficient protection through three months of constant
trial in the presence Of many ccrs It has been test
ed in the presence Of oil best citizens at the
warerooms of the hlssrs Elliott at No. 2Sl Broadway,
where il is Sold also at the Benton Barracks, s. Louis,
at Cincinnati and at other places, where lis value bas
been proved beyond doubt. Is merits such that
Board of Officers, appointed by the War Department,
have Il nov undergoing series Of tests which far have
pIoV,d understand, satisfactory 10 the gentlemen
competing the Board
Tho result Of these trials Is that officers and men are
supplying themselves to considerable extent, at their
En expense Bot II these facts facts If onchs Of
our severe loss such desperate fights as that at Fort
Doneson can be save they ought TO DO saved
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-27
TN war.

We Asvc not yet received full aud authentic accounts
O. sac fight near Winchester. We learn that the con-
flies continued tll night, when darkness separated the
conbAan;s, and bI sies fell back Our less IN killed.
wounded and missing, is reported at about 4oOhat Of
the enemy is supposed to be more than double Il was
gallant fea, OF AIMS on the part of oil Sionewlll-
Oae report IS tba. Ashby slept the battle delL
The telegraph reports handsome achievement at Bay
s. Louis, in sinking Yankee blockadcr.
The enemy appear to BE- concentrating large force in
the neisbborhoOd Of EAsPort With view to an attack
on Aenphis
The oaisal report Of the battle in Arkansas may De
expected some OF the-s days and shall not be great
surprised a. no di'taa, day, sc hear more thuader
from Price Aai Van Dorm.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-27

Opp Ed, ow, ,l,r-The Grand Lodge Of the State of
Ty,- have formally seeded from the Grand Lodge OF
he Uait,i ), itt- aud declared that they will bold no
freruiry or fellowship wish men Who, while they call ~
-otber- vet s,ck 20 mka slaves" The following are
.norg the resolutions adopted:
Fbs,j. is proper and cxpdient that there should be
10 Nv formed Within tho Confederate Sacs, to have jurs
i.on over the Grand Lodges OF the Confederate State
and such other jlrsdctiou as may be delegated to 1t
md 10 this erd this Gsand Lodge suggests and recon
needs 10 the several Grand Lodges within the Coniede
rate etes and the state OF MARYLAND that each Grand
drc tsc the number OF representatives allowed i un
Ter the late Constitution Convention TO be held at
time and place 10 agreed With full power to the
rsn-sscntlt ivss a.ssmbHng adopt Constitution and
B,Ihss for the Order which, after being submitted TO
he Grand Lodge shall be binding upon all those sppro
WIG the same aud in pursuance OF this plan, this Grand
Lodge will elect two representatives., aud one alternate
Tor each to attend upon the failure OF the representatives
and to be accredited as such in proper form.
Taat We respec ully suggest that said Convention as
ssmbe at the city OF Montgomery, AAbIma, on the sec
,ld Monday ia June 1862 but We are willing to meet at
.lv ne aud any place agreed on by majority oil TIE
Grand Lodges aud invite the several Grand Lodges
notify our Grand Secretary as to their action upon the
nltteF,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-27
FROM THE FEDERAL STATES.

sEWARDS DESP0TISA-BULLEr PROOF VESTS
FOR YANKEE SOLDIER3-0LD BLAIR AND LIN
COLIN
We suboin few additional extracts from Northern
papers, which we we're unable TO make for, in yes
| terdays paper.
THE "LTTTERs DK oAcHEr"
The New York World, Republican organ thus speaks
Of the httres de eGehs which for number of months
were il saed by the State Department. Itsays;
"PAtiently IS the people had submitted to the sum
mary procedures Of the State Department in arrsstpg
on mere suspicion of treason and cOn6nng for weeks
and months without trial. they still felt il TO be deep
public misfortune. 1t, in direct colfct with the
guarantees OF the Constitution, was most Dangerous
precedeut for future tmes effectively used as taunt
and reproSch by the Confederate President and VAS
taken by the powers abroad vi ua acknowledgment
hat the Constitution of the republic Was not adequate
10 It's own protection; aud proof OF the desperate
condition Of tho Federal Cause.
"The Lettres de cache. were unheaTd OF t. Ing in
sny country not ruled by dsspot Never before, since
the barons e1acled Magma Obara at Runymede did the
Apglosaxon race submit to such assumption OF
possr The fact extraordinary as is IA inconrovest
be that the American Secretary Of State has exercise
the power In immuring American citizens without jadi'
cal warrant or trial which neither Charles J. or James
H. 10 the utmost stretch Of his royal prerogatse, ever
burst attempt though the ole did srbrry acts which
cost him his tbrone
The Albany Argus has the following in regard to two
gentlemen Of that State, who have just been reless
| from Fort Warren:
A letter from Boston informs that the Hon. j. R.
Flanders late Judge and the Hon. y. ID. Flanders Ia
clerk Of Franklin county released from confinement
aud are on their way home They we're arrested on q
22i of October last at their residence in Malone and
carried suddenly OF Fort Lafayette, AID then to Fort
Warren, where they have since been confined. There
was 10 charge against them, proof OF offence, and
thew were refused an examination into their CASE Toe
onIy authority of the marshal was telegram signed
VIM. II. Seward, Secretary Of State.
1t is noteworthy fact that VIM. b. Seward, soma
thirty years ago. when he was plrsuug tina. system OF
lHamng the minds Of to hatred and Unjust ce TO-
wards each other which he calls politics. and anti mason
~ the pretext procured the enaotm ut OF statu
making il criminal in any one, officer of justice or oh
rwise to carry any cz,D Of New York out OF the u-
rsdciion Of the S:ate either upon any writ or upon
any pretense or authority from legal tribunal CT ot-
erWise.
The statute stands unrepeaed to confront its author
and its violatOr.