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Fires, Accidents, nqlests, &c.

FIRE IN THE BowFHY.-Ahout 6 o'clock yes
N~rday afternoon, a stII aarir Of nIe occurred at
No. Sl4 Bowery, occupied ly John 3. Crumhl!l, as
. lace and fancy dry go"ls store. It WAS eNtin-
guishpd by o.Acer W. &. NNyons, 81 the Mayors
Squad, WHO was passing a. tie time. Damage,
500; insured,
FIRE IN Cherry SrETrr-About ~ o'clock,
q Are broke cut .u the buiuIing a, G. .rry street
which took FIRE nom sparks from the 4. lir, lion
Works Damage, 5000, Insured. The ha .es COM
muncatod % No. 40, which Was likewise dance Ell
300 insured.
A QUARREL AND FIdHT-FArAL Result
Coroner Ranney WAS called yesterday 90 hold an in-
qut = 81 No. Al Worth sire T. upon tie tody of
Catherine Duny, who, IL IN supposed, died frum tie
effects ~ violence 1t appears that on laft sunday
1. gAt the deceased, her daugIt ter 40, and
several others got into drunken Il at tot. er At
Ghe house, and the deceased was badly beaten 4. a
following morning she was t1ung lyir. dead urou
/. e hoor and the rest lay drunk beside i,r 1,lr
coroner ordered the arrest n Michael Gauy dian tAe
slu.in-law, his wife Bridget, aud Elizabeth Barns
Tie inquest is not yet concluded
SERIOUS FALLs.-Thomas Howe, a sailor at
tached to the L, s. ship nan ke while lnt.S. .atr'
ON Myndsy night, ZEN from tue sidewalk lut1 .u
: u-cellar Of the ShsL pusre Hotel, u' frs. t.rei
lis skull. Ha was t.a.u b tAr =. !. lI.rl,i'..
Patrick Cours r, q bod Garner, fell y'strriay
she corner o! 9th avenue nud Son rt ., a"I 81 g.
t4ued severe Inquiries, lIe va- ri.Arl Wy -e.H!-
he and conveyed ra Bri'..ue Hlspta.
Marrow FscME.-E'ward Z.llea, an sp-
prentice ON board tno Hell Gate pllot-uuat BpIunl-
So5la fell overheard willie tie flst vas macs D.. /,
II rogg's Neck yesterday. Mr., WIN. Zobles, uiIpt
who WAS by, ll.A rtrIr ding ia toe water,
and going " his as-stauup rudug iu saving him.
when he discovered that lie had rescuedhis own aI-
prentice and nephew.
ArrENrr TO Co'pur SuIcIpE.-M,ry Mil.
lerick Of No. ~ Gin street, attempted suicide YES
terdRy, ly taking lautanun.' urgeon Wells az
tro Police Department, remoVedfthe poison, and
size ID couyslosceut No cause E1laassgned FOR tho
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Tie Cherry street nomIcld..

,,. NV YoEE, April ~, 1852
paper u the lth wait police for not taking proper
steps T. secure the arrest = TIE murderer Ienu. s
was rmiuent'y just A. an evidence 81 the ui.st.
ness oi 'he o'hter iu CON wHnd NJ TIE time wien to
case WAS reported az the station House, I would
stat Mat tho next 80 '.y .ta'f..,..
Sa',"'~~- - -''ys - .s...- go N-Ni
ia. arauu,, '"" w,ri rs i .otliuE had
happened. lie WAS couvrr-rd v.th 10y one Of tue
patro.meu Of the precinct, t''nty hours ater tie
tarsactian, who knew uyt NJ % tic affair Of tie
nj 4
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4 YOuNG WOMAN WISHES 10 $50 OUT
~ by the day g. DO washing or such .,, or T.
nt washing aud ruuiug ~ her house, Il Of re-
I,r. . ~ Pearl cor R1s, 4. 2l3
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AH.Linr No rnna.

- Ga FNEN, AUC11ONEEB--SALFS
i. g. J.rt-, y. sf.i -.t 'hs day A. ~
yaic,s, g.. .,-s., o. tx and fixtures Vt Tie liquor
.tlre ~ Mulberry VI, consisting " largo stock "
fine hrandcs, gins Wines &c, splendid COUNTER
beer pumps. stand casks headers, go fixtures, &c.
WILLIAM ABBOTT AuCTE, SELLS
w on this day, at ioh Ic'o !, At the auction
rooms East 81 adway, the contcute " millinery
storc-irou st,Hds fancy boxes, furniture, a.. t.- 4,
kegs, casks, screens, liquor, &c. ~
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BARGAINS THIS MONTn-SPRING Bon
- nets at bargains; straw bouurt4, str'" bloom
ers, new styles, Mt 81; old straw mats c.Dauri;
J.. BINNs, Millinery. LARGEST aud cheapest In tho
Hotel cpl 14Ae'Las
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Tho LAY 81 STICK, the lp-t styles, the Lowest
price, and tir best Place to luy. Please call and
examine fr yourselves, %
T. H. BALDwIN'S.
apo '-'INl n. 20 and = RlweIv
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- .uI a.'.. 600 tlr ln.. p.It" t,r,ty. toms
u.ft u..i.f.t. AIli,.H WILSON. "I3
,...".... o t.n. t'unr Hp9 I'M
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SpIIisL NOTICES.

The ANIMAL l. .hihltisn Of the Frsc Draw.
'ng Sol Of The l,,4..s s. 'ety . Nnc s''. q. d
T-adesn.si a., DrJslv ~, ". 's.t 4 go %.
TAIrsdny rat. IL inth Instant, 2 'u 80 &. 4
O'Clock in tie afternoon. aud from bali ut seytu
H. halfpsst nine O'Clock in the evening The pupils
will he rrost ut a number Of drawings executed by
th,m will he eIhib ted, and several addresses will
BE- made The members Of the society and the pub
lie are invited " attend. lOl
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OST on SATURDAY ENENlNG, TIE
IL bih Of April inst between sud O'Clock, =
police shield, No. 649. TIE tuirr wi. uic. s' cave
The same At TIE goth Precinct, CITY Ia, where lie
Nil' r,mYucrat,d with ne thanks of thc party.
T OST-ON SUNDAY, 9Th INST, ON Gil
IL ~, q small fur cape or tppDt the hnd.r vii
he suitably rewarded ly returning Is ~ 60 sixth
Nv. 10
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1ELsaIi.l.ANi.nIs.

t...... NNNnf.I AfN l tNl m - ANn
h'oT. ,.,' Nr.o>s, pa n.v,-, a,Itlso
IN AMEkl,N ~ WUNNN WNNI~N SIR
4Au,hon; isAsood c,'s 40 W.. .ns,.n.t. 81
ETHICAL FIOVIE MNkII,S NSD
Avn .Der. wanted. L. w.',.r-t or".''a!
IAhak,r wanted. C..a, tw,t a.. '.'u ~t.2.
Good W\ITEI s., NNNIID- M~OA
n water 'n,r. R~'creu.'- 81. n ~. 20
y stands chair painting. Arr.y at 90 h 's 49,
RNkER WAN1En-AS. IilIEp HASn
DC.r of Liberty aud ~, Gr'"npHn' 81
RNkuEY TO LLI-ai} coz NiiA ST.
l)s ...ssu. Cal at 20 C0rn''i''t ~" "'iS
pON WANTED WHO HAS BfEN Al HE
ID runttus lls,n'ss, "t ioi E...t't 20
ROY WANTED - 10 Kun EEENNlS;
D11i broadway, mp stsuH ster 7,','..k 2'l
RJfCllER WANIlD-'OR. HICKS MD |
- p'rr'v IT, :. BrloNtn. ~
CARRlNGE rNlNILES WANTED At lo2 |
Naud io4 west 10Th " T. : pfGNN 'ii
CARPENTER AID MASON WANTED !
y Attire, -, r'V sp2 sun slice. "9
J,OR SAIU-A GROCERY 4 MILK STORE |
.. Nr,-yptn 3t H,S'rv. alP2,'o |
NOR S\IU.-N NEW MILK WAGON With |
L l...r.uI n,rpc.-. lulurc ,j KIM. a. 22S
-. ~Nll.-IlE GOOD WILL AND FIN
i trc.,frr .,t.raa'..v &C. Hu.t. -
,,ni,,\II. uIrttNu,l;rS OF \ Neatly |
L ,tt,l M '...'r .t.rr. i,o East a1i 4. ap9 =
I,ni-s\Ij.,Iu Up RNN MARE, x Years |
.t.'l.I and Kind. pt l,lta.t $50 IT, -
,,np.>lr THE uNItRES OF sIOW.
L i.tr. tI.t. -, si' WI
Eul, S\Ir-UuNIuElSOF \ Barber
L u.,,. ,i,a. I.ga.Ict . l,tr a. %
! ---'~" o'tr -NIO,h& flAil Els ot \
1 49,. ~ we u"
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Go. LP. B-The me-ber. .fthi. Compa-


ny are n,thcd g. att, nd drill ON Wednesday even.
ings, at : O'Clock, at Bcgaus Hal, ~ West 32d 81,
ny order Of EUGENE q. SULLIVAN, CsTt. 23i
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And vet Anothcr ysteran pepnrted thl.

nfe-Rrothers, you are again called upon n follow
the rem aims Of your worthy brother soldier, j IA
MJlveen, deceased N his last resting place, In TIE
I3d year Of bis axe, on Thursday April 10, st hsif.
past ~ oclb,k, with the usual badge u mourning,
irom bis late residence, No. SO Lewis u. Al the
Veterans respectfully invited from this and tie
adjacent counties 1t Is the last tribute n respect
W, can confer ON q brother. let al that can, A.
LEY, Col. ISAAC VI PtiYFE, AdJt 1871
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ELNAIE ,INVASTS WANTED-lN Good
L situations. .a.. got recommendation. q',ire
at the Large lastt..a ~ the cor Of Sixth ave and
1lth st, where good a.aE Hro always ready. small
g.T!s WAal9L Ar9, ELpyp hJe'Ij,
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AUCTION NOTICES.

II 1C'.' e." NiIR 70 \ Po,k,, 1v. l. T. II
r,i4,. .. 3D. s,rcs roi 'ii r. ur %, .Ds v. O..
"a i..' ii''u. compete. .f ..' r''r.
u.'t.N and u.s. IHst e snlo Tor ,,sa, subject to
mortgage for $500, nt per cent Thursday, April
10th, NJ ~ O'Clock. I1r further particulars, Apply
20 G n Pred d Co, suctone,rS @1 Fulton t.
Brooklyn. HpI 6ruTh&sM ruSwI;T
A DMINlSTRA1ORS SAIE-BN ORDER
"A " the lion. Edward G.. West Surrogate, will
be sold NJ public suction, by NJ i. KENDALL,
0clock . M on the prcu. Sos the q tro-sta,v rick
trout house, 33I Hudson II, In the N,v YORK
known as the "Ncw World" With uc unnNpr'd
lease " lu, also the bar, bar failures, iulnNAle,
hlllNd table slos., ware, oil Islrtlf'. cL-r ~
aui oi.ry rdIsles late ht'uuaus toJOiiNW COGS-
WE'LL dec .ts,d MNEN CuGsNtLL aiwiAt-
tcau'a For further particulars Apply onNc ire-
, sea cr of GEORGE W. JAQUEs, Office 80 { st-
, ham street ''.
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~ GAFFNEY, AUCTI0NEER-SALES-
i .rouln % C,utrr A. "iil sg "l ihursday, 10th,
At 10Y o'clock, the stock aud StiroS Of tho liquor
" re cor 3sth 4 and Ith ug,, splendid ahufle
board. counter. beer pumps, stand casks, healeia,
bottlrA Gls, a. ~ o'uio1L eLcsAent pony. wagon
and harness. ~ 2ls'l4s
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NEASlID-1lEEE OR ElE coon
W ,,tIrnt.g lob te lyul.u.s Ataat.. A..
near Graid Az. Uo.t.yu. IGE
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WANTED.

CIRA1y -.'T rs.s." RS WASTE I--itP.
81 re. iu.d,ra.4 lerv . o.. Is 9:
'H'.-k r.uc lHttIs' ..4,. sands u.a' az, ~
Nm. d.. RAW NiILI. q. ia Az epJ - /
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ITO PRlNTERS-WANTED BY A YOUNG
man, situation as prtssman; has been five
years and half ia tie business: thoroughly under
stguis the trade. A HOLMES, - Lispenard st.
Broadway. 10
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EpAED-A NOlNG LADY tNS OmAIN
- laara 90 gir.,l i,uI. 3. uu moderate ts'rug ia
An. q d. tlr0nIc pudipu, hv applying Mt ,ut ,h
st., urt Lexington AMI IA ay t.glt.Il4
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Skirt HANDS WANTED Ar1IE GREAT
~ GREAT EASTERN SKIRT CO, 50 MUIR
RAY ST. are S'l29
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CEOCERl STORE FOR SALE-No. lis
u ~ ave, corner l!th II, one OF tie ic-s ur, l-
irrUuuds lu the city. 3s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-06
,yIHY I:}OI'sl,-.

FIR NtH:r y<ye A:xo FIXTURES 20, SALE
ALEXANDRIA, 7 l..
TIC ! person aisain:, to engage n HOTEL.
4 KEEPING, independently is acv offered
for profitable business II this city.
3 lease can be had or. the property for terra
Of years, and the FURNITURE, F1XIU RES
IND STOCK will be disposed % g. :eascne bic
prices.
~. This property is offered at private sale
until the 1st day Of December, vheI if not sold
II will be disposed Of s. Pablo Auction IRON.
day TO day TIL all IS aclG.
address oy mel, or apply in person TO
SAM :. IEFLEBOW ZEE,
Proprietor J':y Hotel, alexandria, Va, o.
90 G1~-t= JAZZ D. En- GIISH.
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TIE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.

The death Of Major Gen. 0. NJ. Mitchell,
Commander OF tie Department OF South Caro-
lima, where Ut has recently been engaged both
in military operations and in the administration
of affairs concerning the 'contrabands' IN shat
quarter was briefly mentioned III tbs Uazet-e
Yesterday. Jha previous od7ices had brought
information Of lis being Gown With yeilc'5 re-
yer at Beaufort, and it appears that he died CT
that disease on the 30th ult Gen. Ormsby NJ.
Mitchell was born in Union county, Kentucky,
in 1910. At twelve years of age with a know
ledge of Latin and Greek, and the clements OF
mathematics, he commenced the world tor HIM
self as clerk in a store in Miami, Ohio, end
afterward removed to Lebanon where he had
been educated. There he received cadets
warrant, and earned the money that took him
to West Point On graduating in 1929, he
was made acting assistant professor Of mathe-
ma;ics which post he leld for tgeo years IRON
1882 tc 1894 he was counsellor at is7 II Jln-
c;nnaji, Ohio ircm 1884, tc 1914 professor OF
mathematics: philosophy &no asst ononiy st v3h-
c;nnat; College; If 1856 and 1887 we inc hun
chief engineer Of the little Miami railroad
and IN lS4l lie was {. member Of the board ct
visitors of the Military academy. In 1915,
at the close Of q course o. lectures on astrono-
my in Cincinnati, he proposed the establish
nlent OF az observatory in chat place: and the
proposition having beer calriec OUT mainly by
lis Own ezartions, ,1e becama director o. !he
institution. IN 1855 he was made director OF
the Dudley Observatory at Albany retaining
at the same time his connection with that at
Cincinnati Gen. Mitchell was popular lee
turer on astronomy, acd distinguished for his
mechanical skill, by aid Of which he has per
fectec variety Of apparatus Of great use in
astronomy.
apples are among the few things chat are
plenty anG cheap. They are selling Of the fn-
est Quality, az go cents oes barrel
r r, ~ II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-06

ing their rates q iasora2eesee Z: consequence ~
the raids OF lis h:23arns.
| The True Ie!:t ssys 32Aoo $4,000 ccC aexvv EngI;se
!; blankets nave oee@ imported :.:;o he South
err: Coo1ed .::3s>i11 tti:,a as 81: 7eeys.
5;,he Bat;I2:<8:'; ( :arics :::73 :;Ifs5 Al Can,
Bradford, seq >s!5,1sora, %l2.e &c considerable
trouble ezJes4e::ceS ~ t2a ;3-ls:c at The camp
il keeping The :ne4~, especially ne substitutes,
from escaping, sumter; q ;hem having al
ready done SO.
MARKHAM IN Fauquier county, Va, is now
occupied by the Federal troops.
The States that voted on Tuesday are emit
tied in the aggregate to eighty-6ve members Of
Congress being an increase of nine members
over their present representation Under the
new census Massachusetts, loses one and New
York loses lwo members, wnllsf Michigan
gains tvo; Illinois a73, A->issc2:: %:7o and Mis-
corsil. Sa2e3 1Ie2 De~S,
Gre G: ne zcs:3, 9ocE:5,. ccS:c;s; having been
drafted, al ozz,:ils;2; ;2a- 2syG ,S.hls makes
a gooc oo11leie:-c2 Sc; c. c-*2eaa:eyc a-I,y.~-
Bully fer the SOC, G33 Gee 3 ,v:tz2oe3 ac77 iii
stand 3CC, c9c vac 2t2 Z: =: :oor5 &C e:naa"
cipate.
a late n1rnre~ e 10 .::alesg: 1':s:ecc nae
The following paragraph: '-ler5 s1o ~a2ry
considerations which Il>aEc> i necessary ilat
tee Government si3al. 5aZa prompt SIC ener-
eet,e measures &c glolC 1.2e easter. DortioF o.
r,ortn carolina. The people o. ;h:s section
are already alarmed a. 512s prospect O. beng
overrun by the enemy; they ere are sale 70 dis
trust the intention CT tie Governments and to
be making preparations e remove their slase
property to safer quarters
A decided Democratic majority wll control
the next n. York State Legislature, and elect
successor to tie char IN the United States
Senat now tilledby Preston Ez!ag.
The intelligence comes n lie; Ire -1e2eia:
advance I'D the Kaaawnf' oss proceeded: :spd'
", and without any chec:z to .ts orogz-2aacc'
Gen. Cox, witt. the porter & Inc ic:c72'n:Hsa
diasely unde~ ai1n, have cached o2sr'a51o2
without s2y opposi5icl-: &c. Is 5c7sne3 : 11
zailes fartre: Up tie .:::!!sj.
resident yoas::::>:::. cite. &c "a"
:icnai Trte1i:g32ce" sser:c ;o 3c27.o] 'o;e1'
f3co. e ao,:,5 &C &c a;;3saao . rem
cry.
r: :;l.4 ege:.=z;; 9: : :eoal, 3I;s.loay, .@cng1s
gs;;;;vs: <. ~ ~e:garc::ccc g. Whitley 7ese
s.:6ceal7> % :: : - :>.&szo, plunged 4aEc "a
darkness NE 3aus@ yes Via: e2lncz25 ns ';
;,?c; an;e~ac.: 2 :aCv'S 1855 c2:~glG Il: me Eeg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-06

MILITARY OPERATIONS. The following ap-
nears in the " Washington dispatches IN the ~
York papers: S'The total summing up OF mill
tary news from the Upper potorn &C for the past
week may be made IS f lows: The cavalry van
guard Of the Fedora! army, with few supper
ding sections Of flying artillery, iias been con-
stantly in sight OF the Confederate faar guard,
similarly provided These forces have occa-
sionally amused each other by artillery ractice,
but there has not been any serious hlndrance
70 the retreat Of the main Confederate COM
rnand to It's base Of operations and supplies.
Military critics at this point persist IN dis
believing al reports to the effect that a great
general engagement between McCellan's forces
and the Confederate army is about to take
place. They held that Lee, having accomplish
I'd the main part of the purposes for which his
Northern foray was made, 80 vii, the gather.
ing in and storing away Of the 7ss: 3omalssary
supplies Of the Virginia valleys, IS TOW falling
:eisurely back 20 his bases Of operations atGor-
louisville and Hanover Court House, Th&ce his
supplies in depot will, as is thought, prove
abundant for the winter; and where, behind
Notifications which the Federal Generals will
be apt 10 approach by regular siege, ne can
Dlacidly await any European interven:1oE:.
1EARFUL RIOT AT B1RKENEzAo, Ems.
:.notber riot of q more desperate character 52an
yh2 first occurred In Rirkeni@eaG ca Wednesday
night, the 18th, attended unfortunately vii: .
irighttul amount Of DiooGsAeG ent: reckless Ge
struct:on Of property. For seve%a| hours the
town was in the hands Of the mop; 10 persons
in the vicinity OF the disturbed districts were
safe, and several Of the Liverpool reporters
and newspaper correspondents, amongst whC1n
was the representative OF The Times, we're &C.
verely handled, the latter gentleman, unfcrtu-
natcly, receiving several severe eats about the
head and face The police force, rCC, aad many
Of it's members badly beaten, anG 5Eo Of three
of the constables and one inspector '7ale 50
dreadfully injured that their lives are consider.
ed in imminent danger Indeed, ~ to an eary
hour on Thursday morning, the greatest ex-
s;itemeut anG consternatic1 prevailed tilGougA
out the township, the 12c1 appesrlng Is cege
in their acts Of lawless enc unrestricted oc.-
rage. The xiot, like it5 predecessor, Or G!xlsted
IN the attempt TO prevent & ;oeal parliamentary
debating society iroz:: discussing lie Question
,: Sympathy with Garbaldi SD l:aiy.
.a5 Tie late annual communication = :1:G
Grand Lodge OF the Da3vy:o5 q jclnmoif, tie
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-06

apples are smorg the few . things chat are
plenty anG cheap. They are selling, Of the fn-
est Quality, at G2a cents pes barrel.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-27
No more subrerIbers Ranred.

There is an anomaly in the newspaper
world. Bonner Of the New York Ledger
says that he does not want any more sub
scribers, for they are 1Oss to him. Here
is his reasoning;
we have to pay almost as much for the
white paper on which the Ledger is print
ed as we get for " the printed sheet" it
self; still, we are determined not to in
crease our price Our subscribers, as we
stated in our prospectus, stuck to US when
paper was cheap, and we mean to stick to
them now WheA 1t is DEAR but we do not
want any nelO subscribers ate present
time. All we desire is to keep u our con-
nection with our hosts Of old ones. Of
course, we can't prevent new customers
from subscribing for the Ledger, or from
buying it at the book stores and news de-
pots; but we do not want them to do so,
as we do not make anything by their pat
ronage. Therefore, let it be universally
understood, singular as it may seem, that
there is one paper in the country that does
not want any more subscribers"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-27

Jares Aapes, Co. F, Sd Mich, sans as above.
]. Tinker, Path N ch., Co. D, same as above.
John Reynold, Co, B, 18th Mich, same as
above
William H. Seward, Co. G, 4th Mich, same as
H. b., lSon- Co. K. 6th Mich. from B.ltimOre
to Detroit; wounded.
r. Seblich, Co. +, l7tb " ch.. same IS above
J.. Cook, Co. K, lst Mich. trUIu = Feitricl-s-
burg TO Detroit; wounded.
P. Festermacher, 9th Ohio Cavalry from New
York hospital to Warren; sick.
J. Parks, Ce. D, 18th Ohio; from Camp Chase
to Willough Y; sick.
T; Withheld, Co. B, 10th Mich; from York, Pa,
to Detroit sick. " + .-r ..
Ca t. Chas. Lynch, Co. E, l25th Penn; wound
ed Fredericksburg, going to Erie.
A. 6rah m, Co. G, 17Ih Mich; from Frederieks-
burg, to Detroit; wounded.
Jacob Smith, colored servant, made def by the
artillery az Frede rieksburg; going to Bufhlo.
W. Ware, Co. A, 10Th Ohio, from Camp Chase to
Lima, o.; sick.
G. W. Stone, lst Wis. ARTILLERY; wounded at
Frederick burg going to Chicago.
G: Fo', 18th U. s. Regulars, from Washington
to Wis; sick.
E. WrleoH Co. !, 9Th Mich, wounded at Fred
ericksburg, going to Detroit.
T. Clark, Co. F, 1lIth Pa; wounded, from
Fredericksburg to Erie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-27

If this embodiment Of egotism and self
ooneeit, on landing upon American shores,
had remained true to the doctrines he
fsArlessiy announced in England, he would
be deserving Of more honor than he now
Is. There, he stood up against all Eng
land in favor of the American Union; here,
he degenerates into abuse Of Charles Sum-
ner and the AbolitiOnists. There, he was
admired for the bOldness and vigor with
which he attacked English preiudices
s now he is laughed at for his glOriheation
of himself Here is an extract from one
sf his English speeches:
HFree seas-free thought-free speech
free trade-free press, are our common
heritage; both are free in bOdy-free in
nlnd. (ApPlause.)
uStean, gas, and electricity are the
Liberty. Equality, and Fraternity that
mark the Anglo-American mind. The
: stsam-vhistle frights the owls that wink
= and doze the liVe-long day-the gas-ight
neares away the bats and rats Of supersti-
tiOn and bigotry-While electricity sweeps
= Of the eobwebs, the filth and rubbish Of
Ignorance weighed down with wealth and
vanity propped with titles. knowledge ia
the antagonist Of intolerance. Four score
years and two have gone since mother and
dsughter separated. Those who fought
have passed away-the next generation
have also departed, and the next are grey
haired men. Why should those who come
later, our fathers, ourselves, our children
keep alive the old sore 2 Days are ripples
in Hfe's sea-years, its heavy swells-
while centuries are the storm-waves that
wash away all living things. Almost a
century has gone-steamships arrive and
depart as regularly as the day; yet while
America knows England, how little does
Englsnd know Of America. The child
never forgets the associations Of youth:
but the parent sees the child married, and
knoEs less Of its future life"