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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ETy- TO TIL NERv OF
ROTH SEXES. Retired Clergyman having
been restored to health in few days, after many years
Of suffering Is willing assist others by sending
free on the receipt Of ostpaid directed envelope,
copy Of the prescription used Direct 10
Rev JOHN NJ DAGNALI4,
ie9-dSwIm ls6 Fulton street, Brooklyn, v. Y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05

- The Cincinnati Times. We learn, was sup
pressed or closed up Yesterday. by the militar,
authorities We have not seen the article which
drew down the Indignation of the Government
but understand il was singing criticism on our
military operations or commanders.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05

NV foRK. September 4--The steam frigate
Adirondack was totally lost August 81 OF Apor-
co; crew saved and sheltered on a small island
near the wreck The gunboat Canandsigua has
gone from Hilton Head TO bring them of.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05

"A SOLDIERS 0PINIoS.-A volunteer in the
Union army writes home that Congress at its
last session only left one thing undone, and that
was to make the id niger legal tender
Wagnesbyrq MESSENGER.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05

- Among the pioneer visitors to the fair at
Connersville was lady hundred and six
years old who had walked four miles on Tuesday
To reach there and was able To Join the process
sion and walk dinner afterwards.
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From PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. September 4.-The Bulletin
has the following:
Just As we go TO press we learn that Governor
Curtin has determined 90 issue proclamation TO
arm the State OF course the emergency which
leads to this course is most pressing
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05

Masonic NorIcE-There will be stated meet
ing of indianapolis Chapter, No. 5. this Fri
day. evening At o'clock.
CHAs FISHER, Sec'y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05

- The finest silk hats ever brought to thin
market. have just been received bv Baker X Nc
liver. who have also on hand an immense stock
of soft hats, caps, &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05

PROVIDENCE, r. l., September t-Ihe Gov
erners of Maine. New Hampshire. Massachusetts,,
and Rhode Island, are ia session here to-day With
a delegation from the New York National War
Committee
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05

ST. JOINS, y. F., Sept. 4.-The steamer Mer.
cedita arrived here from London this afternoon.
Geo. Francis Train is passenger on her.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05

SCHOOL BooKs.-All the different kinds use
in the city schools to be had at
i-2 BowES, STEWART, 4 Cos.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05

IT, Captain Kise. A. A. G.. of General Man
sons staff. arrived in the city yesterday, havin:
effected his escape from the rebels.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05

HALIFAX. September 3.-lt is reported that
two British war steamers have been ordered FROM
here 10 Fortress Monroe
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Losr-On Tuesday. Wednesday, or Thursday
of last week, memorandum book, containing
accounts. notes. and other papers. \ liberal
reward will be paid for he same by
&. O. PERRiNE,
43t No q Odd Fellows Hall.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05
CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

- For clear quill ice cream 60 to Cunning
hams confectionery and arbor, on Illinois street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05

The s5th and e6th regiments and Captain
Leses troop of cavalry leave to day for Cincin-
natl.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05

-z-Hon Godlove s. Orth was nominated yes
terday for Congress in the 9Th District by thu
Republican Convention which met at Lebanon.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-05

cX-A recruiting tent in Cincinnati has this
motto: Come in out Of the Draft"
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feel grateful for the liberal patronage which have
receivedts by strict attention 10 business and
the of customers to merit and retain the
II. BROWNING.
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A Medical Report,

Cjntdizing Thirty Fire Plates ana Esgf4yingsOfMe
AadtOI,y and Piysi0lO0y OF se Sezs.~ OrQa.is an u
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DRUGS.
N Ew FIRM

n HAVE associated with in business Mr.. G.. W.
Sloan, who has been assistant in the store for a
number Of years past Hereafter the business will be
continued at the old stand under the firm of
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LII persons knowing themselves indebted 10 me will
please call their earliest convenience and make
settlement of same, and oblige K. BROWNING.
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READ THE DOCUMENTS
ExPOSL.s'E THE FRAUDS,
ADAPTATIONS AND CORRUPrIONs
oFTHE PRESENT PARTY IN POWER
Proceedings Of the both
July Conventions.

MY DOH v s1HHaHOH.
The Proceedings Of the aoth July Convention will be
published in pamphlet FORM embracing the speeches Of
Gov. Wicklisse, Of Kentucky;
Hon. j. =. Cariile, Of Virginia;
Hon. w. \. Richards son, OF Illinois;
The Revolutions Adopted, and
The Add ress Of the state Central Conn.
mftsee tn the People Of Indiana
These together make pamphlet Of 81 closely printed
pages, and will be ready for delivery this week Price;
q per 100 All documents should be ordered TO be sent
by Express. Address
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
TOuLGNSON n con, Druggists, No.
Is East Washington Street.
Have been appointed agents for the sale Of

THE WONDERFUL GRANULUS for the Of Coughs,
Colds Sore Throat Bronchitis Wheeling Irritation Of the
Uvula and TonsS, and Diseases Of the Lungs Sold in
large boxes, 25 cts, 81 and 3 each. nlsd&wly
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PAINTS! OILS! VARNISHES !!
SNn KEGS Pure White Lead
Q0N KEGS Pure White Zinc;
5(l BARRELS linSeed Oil;
IN CASKS Yellow ochre;
e CASKS venet Red
With large stock Of varnshes Paints, and COlors Of
all kinds ground in oil and dry. sale the lowest
figures. BROWNING 4 SLOAN,
~ West Washington street.
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The Weekly Indiana State Sentinel will be
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29
NETWORK LEGISLATURE
sENATE....ALBAsY. March %, 1852.
HILLS nTFORTED r,vOEAbLY.

lmenllng the general manufacturing law.
Incorporating tho Brooklyn Pharmaceutical So'
ciety. ,t,o,
Insurance Company.
laying Iayemenis.
ORDERED TO A THIRD READING.
Correcting errors in the ASSIGNMENT Oh taxes IL
Brooklyn. ....x.. a..
The President presenteda communication from the
Nc,y.York Commissioners 81 Excise, repor ins
nearly 900 licenses granted and 4OoO received
therefor. -.
AIR. BELL noticed bin for encouraging invest
m.n,s oi small, sum. by the people M state Boc rs.
uf.I.s FAssED
incorporating tho New-York Commercial Associa.
ton. -.
Amending the Revised Statutes relative to Jurors
and JUSTICES Courts. -
Amendine the charter OF the knickerhooker Lie
Insurance Company.
Providing means Tor tie payment oil the Canal
Enlarged en-; debt.
Nr. Robert son SIg'0pic Library biz. Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
The srecial order being the consideration Of tht
claim biis several Of which were considered, and
ordered to /. third reading.
MIR. HUTCHINGS presented "A remembrance
aQrns, uniting Orleans and Monroe Counties mt
n g Congressional District. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29
AssIMnIY-

Tie uetroroltsn Health bill wac taken up n lie
sItcial order, in Committee o. ihe Nh"c, MI
IALLMAN M tho chair. go,
Nv CALLAHAN offered q substitute for the bill,
pro. ding Tor TIE appointment vi ionr czen- nom
New.York two from kngs, ard one FROM Richmond,
by tho Supervisors a toe respective counties, VINO
with tie State leslh-Oiicsr shall aci ~ Board Of
Health. Two Of the citizens APPOINTED from New
Yori-c one from Kings ard ore from klchmond-to
Dc physitians. The bill also prescrlbes lie mode o.
electing the same 10y the >cpelvIso.s.
Mr.. OGDEN YpOIted the aInendn eut, arguing
that he Office. were of local character. and that
they should ho Tiled by the local authorities.
Sir. RAYMOND opposed the proposition On tie
ground tLst the Supervisors of hiugs and Richmond
Counties wcro political nodies. Tie amendment
would dme Ire question ia.o struggle VITA county
politicians.
NJ. OGDEN replied, con'euiing that the Gov i;
erucr always selected men from h,s own pohlc.d
party ~ III his appointments, md thai such ~
p0rtmouts always parake OF hs tJe Goyeinor s'
own political ,hsrac'er.
M. PiYNE argued that while the STATE Wa DE
terestsd H. tie health Of ic metropolitan i).s.ric.
Tho whole STATE were constituents otihe h,eivpoli-
tan Board at Health.
Mr. CALLAHAN inquired II tieee constituents
would thire the expenses 81 the M.irOpoia an Boarfl
Mr. PORTER argged aguiIs. the amendment ard
~ iayOr 81 he orlgius b.l
NJ. PHELPS. - II representative from New
York, declared bwscf in favor 0i the original BIZ.
A. al abstract lropN slllOu he was IA i.hOI o. ALLOW
ing local authorities 10 control lOcsi arpcntner u;
bui reform demanded ~ the Health Department
81 Newly York City. !, Ia, been sid this hill was
drawn without regard 30 politics. lie hoped 20.
lie knew That Democrats had suffered by being dr.
placed from the Health Offices, but they deserved 10
suffer. Instead Of acting for tho Interest of the city
they Ind acted for their own interest. He knew
that the bill deprived the officer al the Quarantine of
tho power TO impose On commerce
/ The office deserved 10 be -h0rn from >l2O,00 It
year down 10 a. 600. He tPhelpsl knew how com
nofce had suffered from tue action Of the quarantine
officer, who had quarantiued vessels with no iuftc-
ti0up disease on board OF them for the rake oil max.
ing profits on fresh prov ions snd ghtemgo 10 New
York. lie phelps believed TIA. no man Wac more
desilou. OF promoting tie public interest than him
seli He could not vote against bill for political
considerations. Wnils Huxiois 10 adhere 80 hi.
PARTY IN al yfOYer MpttCs be was willing 10 east Il
as,0c when q gIeat reform like tuis was needed.
Nv RAYMOND argued ably IN support OF the
original bill.
| Messrs. SMITH. LOCIEEL, kENNEY. ant
IOBHilN defended the authorities OF NeW.NOr
and opposed the bill.
Progress was then reported, and the bill made lht
special order for Tomorrow.
4 motion 10 defer 1t until "Wednesday was de
ieafst.
iho biA VIII probably be ofdered to Il third read
ing.
The S,ate Eng.eor reported that the eXpense o
eoiagp me Ch.npislD tanai ~ ia 10 adult of th'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29

NV MUsIc.--"The Volunteers Mother" b, G
A. Mietzke. jul. Schubert PUBLISHER song well
lying under the voice, words adapted 70 cisis-
inscribed to a great msny motherz. OF The pops
lariiy OF this any other song We can ssy nothing
IA only experience can establish that s'ae qua non
hut we can affirm ia s properly composed
1--WE wait beneath the furnace blast :" song au'
quartet. Words by Whittier, music BY l. G. Per
Sins: Boston, Dtson-N. Y; Firth e. Pond Tic,
words of this are too logical and too little emo
tional for cong. 1t s correctly composed eIoep,
measures i've and six of the symphony, which ~
a,her elsmsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29

Ia reply to an Indians correspondent, who aszl
sbou, .npHed notatio, .or music with letter. slhsh
FOR ro.e, We refer him TO Chssss" wherein soes Giant
firth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29
THE WAR AGAINST THE uNI0N'
Extracts from sOuthefn Papers

GRAIN A SUBSTITUTE fCR COTTON AND TOBACCO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29

Total cost Of slip canal ....... 37o.lS
The report esl.rgas upon the Importance Of this
route through Lake Champlsin 6rt rs military
route and second for It's influence % the eonoeres
ri the lakes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29
6perlal Nolifes.

New-York typographical Union Nc; o.
sppra meeting Of the nion will be held No .3 B0vef
Tuls Saturday. EVENING. March 49, On ossns's co
nert'i With the srnrsl MEETING o. the National r,pessrt
c. Union. A full a.ienSancs IS desirable.
NJ. n. MCNAMARA. PisfideIt
ID " Ep.tfr Pc Seer tsry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29

soaps, Candies, s'"rcn'
STAPLE AND FANCA
SC. HuLEs sons
nouaely ". liGii Solh
OHice No % Psfk,ro"
Opposite pals fountain. Ne" -
D1rf o. The lrlue -..,...a
An uNSTkP,SsFD ASsOkRMtN''
Y.rnos Made Durable Hs tio'''''Y
UklO,,s lAIENi olNLNo -''~
FUR PIANOS ..r.
les beor approved hy I'VE iesi,nt ~, hr.-l
.prp4\Fp ~ puE suiLuhS a. ~ So
IA, .r. NOV IS. Ns'r-tek ifR" N'', 't.-l.s
G.o,i Or. %. lfsa'oG ~ 90, NO." - ~. ,ns
r-,.,,s o. 20; Ne ioyk Lff li. -"
N. N,i,.iDk Bg,ls Jin. ,rfp
BY THIS pAlANf stlsl 49, A. .al,fl
th. 81 f'que and twistrg .iril l w - tad so1uc
o pounds !. wholly takea on tue oises
.,,'F Tia. .loue l. tlt tone t'.t4e~ a.
p- ri.-,fiy ss the violin. .,, snr~DTr.Y To hliN
s,.-l-ost plffcs pelna. '.uY e't.t' y IA 70 ~bl
Ia tle sTRIsG-CLAMr. st cost OF nol' IA, o. %
seer Amount iacludcs new a.lls s. S'''
me4s throughout. IN tone
New PIANO., secured sins decay ., 70 o,l W n
IIsfr d. ,4ired o. Ii.sf flv.- az - flf ale
pis. 20. viih ne P-,rrt rtnn. ~
NARPHGoag No tA bROADNNt.,.1 h, tsj'
Nh.r, .r.It aud tcisnilnc delcgir' ions l''''
Lss can be seen. ~, .. iire.y O. t.s az
,s,. n H. owner nc c3ur,r'a'.rn VA = TOOKrN
Nc 80 - si"ss,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29
Son. OF Rhode Isinnd.-A, . mee,irs ts'e q -

As.or House last evening, Il ves
Rcsolred Tbs. all Sons o! Rhode Island fstlss Is Nt-
Yorf sra vicinity and rl who se temporarily n the ely 80
cordially invited the tor House a a aciors h
afternoon Join ~ the rai rites IN honor 81 he eraGs =
%. socuu Msjor Baou snl Capt. Tower brne neo 40
ue a-gswh0 leu At theft posts o. duty POI The Del d
Roll Run RANDALL II. GRfl n ihsfl-st.
AfLRs ORrsBZK. secretary.
March 1862.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29
Obsequie- of the Heroes Of Ball Rpn.-T

Cor I1e- appointed by the meeting the Asic houss "
te1dsy afternoon request al items aud si hits
ss.t,, Vermont Connection, Rhode Island Nsv fArp0r
and Maine 20 meet AZ the As;T TO-DAY tSL.Ei cav
o'clock % ein IN the ts feDipins o. CO.. see-a
nsio- Pallou aud { apt Tower.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29
Slemmer. Without making any change in tho pro
visions Of the bill, 1t was made special order 70,
tn-morIoM morning. -

Semmer. WItnout making any change IN tho Dro.
visions Of the bi IL was made q special order ~,
tomorrow norbiDR.
SPECIAL REPORT oY TBR STATE y srrrrp
Some two weeks since lie Assembly by resolafior
directed The State Engineer and SURVEYOR 10 MIKE
and report TO the Hone an estimate of tLe cosi and
feasibility Of enlaFpiug one tier Of !ocke on orr ca.
mails 10 one hundred and Gfty feet in length. and
twenty-five feet in width, for the consideration Of
tue General Government. connected with tie sub.
jet Of lake aud frontier defense.
lhn report was made to-day. II gives the length
of the Erie canal az 350i miles with So double and
IA single enlarged locks all with chambers 10 feet
long by IL feet wide, and passing boats - feet by
III feet and drawing feet of water. The estimated
cost is upon the plan of widening one when they are
double, and constructing by side of the ar
gle ones.
ERIE CANAL.
EAsTEgs DIVISION.
fplnrgiDE - Locke. I,lasssh
lon't'ucting new lock............... $3.50
EniargiDs weigh loes.............. 5j.oe
WIsolr ;'Di;i v,.,cs
trnlafging iocSs sis9teo
ws.4:Ss Di;i:;cS
Fnlsrging 1lock........................ $4,000
nolargns guard locks................. $3.50
Engaging weigh io,s .;.....'''..'.....' , ssse
Conssgncu9g 10 locAs..........."....... $500
Valve gates aud fixtures. 1890
Total. sien.cs
Total for Erie cansl..............s2ei5s 80
osWEGO CANAL.
Eulsrging lS locks...........-........St 0GCW
Valves aud fixtures. 1870"
Total Eric snd Oswego. 1914. 900
In response 10 Subsequent resolution, he repofit
upon the capacity of the Champiain Canal, for ihs
Passage Of gunboats from the Hudson through Lake
Champlain 10 the 81. Lawrence and Lake Ontaris
The length of the Chsmpsin, IRON its junction wiz.
the Erie 10 Whitehall is "a miles. The euumt level
i $50 feet above tide water ing The ascent from
the Erie Canal 1876, feet in ~ miles, and Ire descent
10 Lake Chsmplain %. feet. The elevation is over.
come by Is looks, the descent byf.
The original size OF the canal prism il 2s fee, On
he bottom and four feet depth. Tie original cost,
with that Of enIarging the locke, was 81 5000
Estimated cost Of enlarging the canal and locks 10
admit toe passage OF boats $50 fee, long by IS feet
wide, is:
Enlsrsing &c mles canal. ........~.....SIAoM4
Iock-.......... tlsNO
structure on csslsl............. soiglp
Ts,s77cco
Add 10 per cent for engineering and
contin sences. .........-.............. 1880
Add FOX lad Dana .es.............,,.. ;Vlv0
Total cost Of dip cansl........s377oIS
The report esl.rges upon the Importance Of Ills
-oute through Lake Champlsin 6st rs a military
QUITE and second for It's influence the eon'oercs
II the lakes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29

sve Ch'ri,y Lecture n. lvile Han on sAiukDAl EAt
NO March ~ At o'el,os Describing Psrosi Wv
snS d, I'M .rbib, few Trophies from tie rsd le's.
cents 10 be obtained Appleton. Boo aston" 'sa"i;
J. y hlil.fs Ne. 52s Broadway. i. '. toh'hs ~ .
s-osdyy.v u,n & sous No 80 BrosdwHy senwl
i.s No $50 Brosdwsy, Chas g Simpson, re % Ssi sec
81 ana ~ de door sye lug u Lcctllt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29

Post-Oaice Noiice.-fhe Mails iei 90 ~. 80,
ri dc CSrtie-nt OF Europe va Sou,kampsca aud hiS'
ref he HASSA and fcE ireland, VIA Q0sh,,9. ~
GTiSGOW, will cio,s At bis Office On sAiohO''''
Mi LIAM y. TAYLOR ro'ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29

- " g,Usf t-.ocia.iGr desire q scsnoNl.ls'. u
49,. 80 'oowirg ple1gs, OF clothing 20. ta'
FREEDMEN womsn and Children ., For, H ;S De-
- ~, F,is,S /: Women OF Dobb'- t"T,' ~ =
ts', 10 Fresdnens Relief cir,e Of Iyins',n " I
Mr. ts.liag A Friend w, LsaISA a. rri.,s
Wy, s,fN" ~ Me-. Phelps o; rrieud 2 NJ. a,
-, = A Friend. l. Ai1eu'sa Mi.iicray ,s,' n,
,,,ir' ~ Third Prot Reformed Cong nnf.F ,, ~
~" 1870 q syrrru,. per me Rey. 5 Nay, .oa'
ssg.i ;.i. Is,ief, r' ri ryingon, y l. VIZ
Ntri5' - A- e &. LflGH.
- &c. SHAW
MN. ALLEA By b.
HON. Ccmpii.tee y J.. ~ S'''-''
N,a.Yoit Mach q, lg5,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-29

I,,ture,-"A Aaron BuI," b. the re. a. = WV
pIIkN az Johu.'i. 81. y Church, on Jhvhs'''
ING. Iprl J. ats O'Clock.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-27

not the slightest doubt that the next three
months Will show many moro capisulations
The Morning Post urges that the time Is
now ripe tor the solution Of the Atlantic Tel
egraph question.
Gibral,er adyices report the Sumter still
there and the Tuscarora was laying oil Al
gesias
Sandy Heck, March ~.
The steamship Hausa from Bremen via
Southampton 18th inst will arrive up to port
at about foar o'clock.
In the House OF Lords on the 10th inst,
Lord Campbell called attention to the inetR-
cheney of the block ade Of the Confede ate
ports, and moved for the correspondence on
| the subject.
Earl Russell replied to the proofs aduced
by Lord Campbell, Of the inetiicency OF the
blockade, and recounted the efforts made by
the North to render it ef.etvle. He Russ
ELY considered that the want of cotton IN the
English market was the best test that the
blockade was not an empty one.
He said the renewal Of the old feeling
between the Northern and Sou'bera States
was impossible. lie hoped the North would
consent to peac, full separation OF States -
Both North and South were rich and extern
sive enough to be mighty powers. He trust
ed that within three months or sooner the
war would cease, leaving the emancipation
of slaves il possible to be elected by gradus
and peaceful means. He said 10 form ,
communication had been made b. the Frenel
TO the English Government on Tue ineihcien
cy Of the blockade. The motion was tbeI
} S!lhd,Swn.
t Twenty thousand rounds of Australian
gold had arrived In England; $4,000 o
New leland gold was en- rcg'e. Con'oi
have advanced 10 % l-S for money, an
' 90 for account
Gen. Garibal had presided over a larg
:. meeting OF popular delegates at Genoa. ii
deploled the absence OF the repr, sentative
of the excluded provinces, and took an oat
to deliver those provinces.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-03-27

Baltimore, March "a,
Among the passengers who arrived here
by the Old Point boat to day, are four de-
serters from the rebel army. They are ciu-
Gems of Eastern States. They state that
Nsgruder's force around Yorktown is com.
posed of about dozen regiments, and that
he has not over 5000 effective fighting men.
But at G. eat Bethel and other p ints through
the peninsula be has not less than $4,000.
Some heavy guns are mounted near
Yorktown. There are so forl6cations three
miles below at Wyoming Creek.
During the last few weeks the force has
been engaged in building classmates.
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COMMISSIONER, NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been appointed by the
Hon Probate Court, for the District Of kutiand,
Commissioners to receive, examine, aud atJua oil
clsims and demands of all persons against the "a
ts,e ofAlien A. tdgerton late OF W.ihnsiord In sst
District deceived, hereby give notice that We gill
meet tor the pu pose af exsminlng znt allowing
ssid claims st ths dwelling house of the widow Of
d.orssed, on the last esda,s OF Apiii aud Juiy
nest, from O'Clock, Pm. until O'Clock, 4. N !,
each OF said days, and that six months from the
al dAy Of February, A, o., 1851 is the time lin.
tied by said Court for said creditors TO pressHt
their clams 30 IA tor exsmius alton and sllowssos.
Dated willingford, Vt, this 9Th day OF February
A. ID, ls.3
DENNIS HrLrrr, o.
JnEI. CpnFT To SOmn
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-...... ST Louis, March "a
The following is copy of dispatch to
he Secretary Of War:
A detachment of the LIST Iowa cavalry
sent out from Jefferson City by Gen. Potter
against guerrilla band, had skirmish with
the enemy, killing two, wounding one, taking
seventv-fve prisoners and over twenty hor-
ses. Forty-eight kegs of powder and a guam
tity of arms were also captured. Our loss
was four wounded.
H. w. HALLEcK,
Major General.