The national Republican., 1862-09-16
REw ENGLAND rraus.

REw ENGLAND TT4Hs.
Bangor, Maine, II at work TO raise company
oflrishrsa for Gen. ooreoran's brigade. suc.
osss 10 tie Undertaking..
The Hi mill at Lswistcn. Me-, which stopped
Operations cone tine s!nos. has started up
again.
esrgeant Church, of Prssqus Isle, has enlisted
In that town 10 recruits for the Seventh Maine
regiment.
New England. Crops are maturing, a, d the
farmers have prospect Of an abundant har-
vest.
The new enrolment In Massac usetts will show
q total Of about It's 900 oitissns between the
ages Of 10 and &6, capable Of bearing arms. Tho
former enrolment gave An aggregate Of le3 900.
The town Of Waldoboro', Maine, furnishes 90
mon, able. .bodied-hsr nrst quota for the war.
Hon. Israel Road, Of that town, who took those
soltiers to Augusta. says Father Abraham can
have a. many more u he will make good use Of
them.
An AMusrNG lscIDssr.-A few days since, says
city with lot Of Bartlett pears. Finding he
could obtain for them only about tenth OF the
price they broush! In previous years. no d.
termined to give them away. He drove into
State street, and put . label on his cart. Help
the p.ssers.by, I'LL keen eyed newsboy do
teotsd and al onoe proceeded to aoospt Il. He
vas room Joined By others Of bis motley and
wide awake tribe, ard In . few moments the
last pear disappeared. The owner Of the fruit
the scene. Il the conclusion Of the lively
scramble, he took pos session Of his empty bas
kets, mounted bis wagon. and drove o6, hap
pier, no doubt, than he would have been With
u pocket full Of specie.
A dispatch rooeived In Boston from Ban
Francisco states that the ship. Phantom,
Captain Sargent, from Ct. Francisco for Hong
Kong, WAS wrecked on the Prsta Shoals, July
IA. Tbs third mate and three men had arrived
at Hong Kong, and British gunbost had gone
10 rescue the remainder. Tho Phantom was
ano clipper ship Of ll7I tons, rating Al. She
was bull, at Medford 10 1857, and owned BY d.
@. & W. B. Bacon.
John z. Lodge, \ we'll known Boston merchant,
died suddenly at Nahant one evening last week
he WAS An able merchant and generous ben
eiaotor Of the poor.
The Legislature Of Rhode Island adjourned
On Saturday, having sat eleven days. 4 law
has been passed assuming the bounties by n
compromise limiting them to $500 for each vol.
snteer. The aggregate paid by the cities and
towns is estimated at q 900 900. The public
debt Of the State at the end Of the nsoal year
will bo about 5000 900. militia bill has
been passed, with an amendment striking out
. section generating Quakers and non rest.
dents from military servic,.
A very large audience assembled ut fremont
Temple, Saturday evening, to listen 10 the ad.
dress against England BY George Francis Train.
Mayor Wightmsu presided. The address was
highly relishsd, and elioited frequent outbursts
ofapplause.
Mr.. Train aad those who think With him had
better cease lust now their talk about England.
We shall doubtless get the respect Of Eng
land and the rest Of Europe. when We take the
bull On this side Of the Atlantic by the horns,
and show that We osn put down this rebellion.
While lS.c0O. 700 Of people are driven before =
fsmished and half starved army Of rebels re.
presenting but 1000. 900 Of people, and our soil
Ia now actually irvaded, Mr.. George Francis
Trains boastful diatribes agsinst England come
to us with xn Ill grace. He and those who
think with him, can just now do their oouatry
better ssrv 90 In the Held tbaa In spouting
against England.
MINISTER ESLIsrEp.-Rev. @. Collard Adams,
pastor OF the N. E. Church, Warehouse Point,
has been granted leave Of absence, and has On.
listed ~ u private In nine months regiment
from this State. Mr.. A. Ia native Of Washing.
ton city, d. O., but grsduted ut tho Wesleyan
University, and by marriage a. attached him
se.f to New England. NJ. Adams performed
he burial service ct the grave Of Gen. Lyon
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