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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-07
Political Affairs In New Jersey.


Indications are abundant that Newark Ia nearer the
centre political agitation In this State than ever before
The most influential papers OF ell shades Published
here and prominent candidates the coming
elections resident here.
Trenton clique, not dissmilar 10 the Albany Regency
has held extensive sway; but tho rens OF power are
quickly passing into other hands.
The Republican and Democratic, or opposition uber.
Nominating Conventions meet 81 Trenton August
II and September respectively The democracy di.
vided all the way from prosecuting aud admin
ton to ultra socesh but II they succeed IN
monizng which doubtful, thore Is question but
int they will carry the State. Their principal candi.
dates General Theodore Runyon OF Newark Charles
G. SHELTON, Of Trenton: Moses Bgsqw, Of Newark and
Joel Parker Of Freehold General Runyon appears alto.
gether the available, and nominated will b. hard
to beat Ia any event.
The repubi have been pulling all ways; but, pro-
6tiug by adversely there seems 10 DO strong current
setting towards two OF the most available
one tho present Governor, Charles s. 0deD. might be
the man and would certainly be elected by immense
majority but he ia constltutionsy ineligible for another
torn. Marcus l.. Ward, VI Newark, comes next. He
decided straight out republican, Of high moral character
aud universally admitted o. he the most generally popular
man Of any politics IN the State. He h regarded hero
the candidate Though unknown in politics heretofore
Fpbratn Marsh OF Hudson, and y. $. Field Of Primes
Ton are talked o. Ibe contest between RInyon and
Ward would be close one with the odds ~ favor Of the
latter.
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DESERTED HOUSES MyNrHis.--The corninissionsr ~
confscated property very busy engaged IN ascer
tanning what houses and other property there are in ths
ouy belonging TO parties within the enemy lnes
lin 10 last night tho number reported by their ward
agents amounted three hundred and twenty-five The
cm missioners in the nsms Of Captain Henry y Fitch
Of tho post lease these premises W spp
for pariods varying from 10 twelve months
required that the rent bs paid monthly N advances the
arst month being paid a. the time Of making The este
The lease Is conditioned upon INC cohnusu ioysy sno
ooo cousnct IL the tenant There many persons In
,hs civ living IN for which they ere not paying
yrnl these Will al be brought under the order ~ General
eatoi building ~ tho city Of Mcmpas." lie anour Of
rcn cbRsgsi Is basad upon estimate 81 the valve u
tho property made Wy The com mis- ciek .-NWpalf 6ab
~ IN. iNyGA ].
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CaPruKr OF AN ESCAPED Cosvcr.-John Brown, = fsSs
tive from justice was recognized yesterday morning In
the eating saloon Of Fourth avenue and Twenty
sixth street. by Sergeant Ward Of the Twenty ninth pre-
cnc and taken into custody The prisoner convicted
OF burglary about year ego and sentenced 70 four years
and six months confinement Ia the state Prison, lie
managed TO mako his escape few weeks ago, and made
eraghway for this city where no remained ia close oor
oil confidence and venilrng Of hts hiding place. fs
into the hands OF tho very officer who had arrested bin
twevenonth before Brown taken up 20 Siog ling
yesterday afternoon TO out the remainder OF hs
term.
Mona Iaorcs DrArEss IN Tsocms.-over ffty liquor
dealers we're brought before Justice cunan yesterday,
On charge Of violating the excise law The Drisoaess
we're hold 10 bill oagh Ia tho sum Of 500.
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C0OUtn,a Point.

As Will be seen, by reference to Geographic col
umns the recent attack Of artillery upon the ship
ping aud encanipmeut o. the enemy, our were
planted and below Coggin Point Coggins Point is
he or tho plantation q Mr. Edmund Ruhn Jr. It
is situated the south side Of James river in the county
OF Prince George aud is directly opposite Berkeley Just
here the river Is considerably mile ide bat
mile Or two below narroSs c width OF less than three
quarters Of mile In the absence OF positive norma-
tion disposed think guns osted along
Tn river bank the surry ne and perhaps even be.
Yond.
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city Matters I'm Richmond.

From passenger who through from Richmond
gather the following details regards the genera
aspect or things Ia the rcb.l capital. He Says
Events havs trspspied within the past three dsys de-
monstrstng the utter ineciency and hubuggery the
military police system that city host Of detectives
have been for Eve months smelling alcohol and ts
mixtures thereof Gsntoen's trunks have been seized
al the depot and broken open, and respectable mer
chants have been subjected and all OF
ndignies N the zeal Of tho official crusade whiskey
numbers are q necessity detained FOR few hours thi
atty two regiments madden themselves with liquor at
tho low groggeries break into open riot and defy the
authorities If to the breaking up Of low drinking hes
which are well known every policeman 10 this city,
he military police had directed half the energy that they
have 20 worrying the respectable merchants OF Rich
noud the diegrsceful riot which occurred tho streets
an saturday would not have taken place. These detec-
ives are nero political sdvsnters and consist OF
mass or shoudeT-strses and buffers Too
eoSady Il 20 into tho ranks or lbs army 10 aght they
pser around The hotels and brothels * Richmond and
are moro soarecrows for frightening lnid men women
ard childrca.
Tho great number o. sick and wounded con
tan.d ID tho tobacco warehouses; and other dotDcls
the ~ create vrsa, apprshersions he minds tie
residents q 90 impending apidcmo. Gangrens ard lock-
i.w stalk abroad among The unfortunate wounded Of both
md tbs scarcity " medical skill and rnedIca
men. - nlt tsnd 10 the least to improve the con.
dtio scs aud wounded Provisions arc scarce and
she .-u p,olucts Of the country arc monopolzed by
iaea VI Ito exclusion q the patient and enduring
cvH lud sojournsrs IN the rebel capital
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Colonel Vance said to be the candidate
while Johnston is nre-eater OF the Rhet aud Blrnwe
school It apparent that Governor Clark the present
Acumbent, does suit the of JEFF Davis Co.
tnasmuch as he dared TO call upon the North Carolina
troops TO return home when General Burnside took rs
session or the shores of the old state This fragrant
hostility toward King JEFF could not be tolerated.
the offender at be politically decapitated; hence the
nominations OF Vance and Johnston, both OF whom
supposed TO be warmly attached TO the rebel
Next thursday the day apart for the Of
the grand election farce and ia but fair
the State win 60 but way and that IS al tho dicstlon
of the powers IN Richmond
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The Petersburg Express learns from gentlemen VIM
made observations from Coggins Point last Wednesday
that tho federal feet then comprised hundred and
hfty vessels. among which the Of the Van
derblt, Euda'nor and ton her large steamers
tegboby the aid Of telescope. During wednes lay -four
large Transports loaded with troops up the river
The number Of tents at Berkeley seemed less than the
week before. This may hare boon owing TO removal to
che forests back Berkeley Persons in tho neghbor
hood think McCelan's force has been reduced. bat
positive that point. balloon, yclept ss1he In
trepd containing two persons, made ascension. and
hoverct two hours over Mcclellan camp.
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y. r.,piine Statements Of Refugees from
Richmond.

MN n Osgcod, native q lIavethn Nassaohr.otts
l.y tollgcnt gentleman, has lately had the cood
,artus, oeespe from the tyranny q Rebellion III H.
r.rcd III elly, ON his way homo, yesterday morning
"a b. fsLed as with very interesting statement
o. tbc atnion man d that deieotable portion II
tho o,l.tt. uw pfe7isd over by Jefferson laws. Mr
Cssoad csrclst,cs What We ha'C heretofore lgt.lyd
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MnS FOR SICK SOLDIERS Mcclellan recently TO-
egraphed to- Washington that he could not get milk for
sick soldiers that the sscessousts would furnish IL
and that Union men charge high prices General Elacck
teegranhsd ck.t n sscessionsts WON'T furnish mix
seize their cows and mslk them yourselves IIayo Mill.
tsry hoard to NIX tho price at which tncnsts shall ssj
ADD they refuse 20 take that price selze rona them
ason
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From the Richn md Examiner, August O.
Several gentlemen direct from Cupspper county reached
this city yesterday evening by tie Central The
YsnEee rule in the county s beyond president
this Tho most shomnable oltragss being per-
retrated IN the females white and black. Every
Of prominence who has come in their way has been a
rested and "a to Washington their personal goods
stolen destroyed thoir stock bucheTed their la ds
laid waste. All the citizens who the have
dcd or are preparing 10 ny.
II is thought the enomy has his forces at
Gsrmanla Nils on the Rapidan some eighteen miles west
OF fredericksburg and about twenty miles distant from
Orange Court House. From This point tho Yankees sly
shey will advance upon Orange Court House, and
70 Gordonsville.
From the Lynchburg Rr n~p 80 lea~r At no
Yankees have boasted thai will take Gordonsvin by
this Saturday night without d, 80 i .-.
The Rpaiiioan has also learned, upon good authority
that general engagement between forces aud tho
ensmy was expected 70 take place yesterday.
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CHA,nEn or CoxyrncF--The regsleF monthly meeting
OF is bofy viz take plco al ore o'clock hs afternoon
when haslnocs Or irapo aace will b transacted.
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The Asia Outward 30 n nd.

Bosrov, August 0, 1867.
The steamship Asia sailcd At ton O'Clock this morning.
with 10 passengers for Halifax and liza for Liverpool
she takes out SIC 900 In specie
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Yankee Ingenuity Planning .
Mode Of Escape.
Situation Of Affairs i'm the Rebel
Capital.
THE REBELS CREST FALLEN AND DOWNAEARTED,
&C., &e.s &c.

CFrcm the Richmond Examiner. August 81
The election Of Governor Of North Carolina to
agtae the minds OF the troops from that State in the
rebel army. The rival candidates Colonel Vance and
Johnston. The Richmond Examiner OF the Al instant
says that the Eighth North Carolina Volunteers he'd
election, and poed ninous vote for Vance, and
another regiment gave all but votes TO Vance. The
E-lmcy therefore, that these figures ndi
caivo o the ballot tna will be cast by the state the
It'll, the day Of the gubernatoral election.
Tho Petersburg Express Of the I'd states that the vote
IN the Twenty fourth and Twenty sixth North Carolina
regiments, foos up as follows
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From tho Indianapolis Journal, July T.
The Grand Jury OF tho Circuit and District Court OF u
United States during their three weeks session, hive
performed more labor than any jury ever before sasem
BLEED at the capital
Near two hundred witnesses sworn and examined.
Sixty indicYeDts written BY the attorney for the
governmenthnd returned by the jury sixteen Of which
for treason and against the following persons
Jesse Fuller Solomon Coker Nathaniel Hicks Theodore
Apologize Noah McCallistor, Thomas Cole Andrew Mo-
ford VIM. Brownlsc John Huost, Adam r. Johnson
Richard Lambert, VIM Lukens, Andrew Huston, Taylor
Mcord Robert Slaughter Janes Thompson, alias James
Mcdonnell
There were also eighteen indictments returned against
persons conspiracy 70 take and possess tho property
OF tho United Sates and thirteen for conspiracy de-
feat tho operation Of this law The character aud OBJ
ieCts OF organization inquired into and ully
exposed found TO be hotbcd OF treason Tho coun
try owes this jury debt OF gratitude for thor thorough
investigation II In deemed impoto 10 mako public the
names Of other parties Indicted until arrests made
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The Front Royal Amir.

Balfimore, Nay 26.-Thc following Is tho
.,.,emert of CAPT ain George Smith, o! to lst Mary
lana Reoirue,,t who succeeded In efecting his es
o.ps from the figh u Front Royal:
Anon, one o,olsck b, the afternoon a negro IN cunt
=, a, bo,soback came dashing into camp CT, iny
ON, . tho rebel. are coming in great numbcrs, and
.h.r n,, .nrn.nd vo, and cnt Won of" AT FIRST
A.. r,or ,,,ch.x a, h,m, stating that they had
-,,,.d a, a ,.,o AR them. they did not believe a
,,,ord ~, !. 4, mon as Col. Kenlv. however, saw
shs man he h.c.me satisfied Of their appro,cb. The
1orc roll VS. b..A.u. and tho men rceponled.
spripQinp hastily 10 Arms, and form,ur in line by
compspies Very soon the rebels n,ds
sheir Appearance. and strange 10 say, not a
single gun WAS fired 10y the picke.s OF
che lst Maryland Resimspt j. may have been
Ghat in consequence Of u sudden turn of the road.
shey were surprised and captured. Company
was ordered to deploy as sSrmishers and support a
section Of Knspps pennsylvsnia battery, which
mustered about forty men. In the meantime the
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NEWS ITEMS

Bo,roN has contributed !: 600. IN five cent
sulssrii itorH 20 tIr Lieut.. W,rdyn iud.
Tar suVp IT # the "cn,rabands" now COSTS
the ro,rrt,iu.nt -llcooO per day.
T'w navy Of the Mississippi river will soon
nu.np'r r''..t uu" hnii'l "iI vessrla, consisting
OF guu-h. nte, mortar io,is ,id rams.
" snN%u yuar rc,uurcc-, ns pu'.r Cinfl.
remar, Il "a tie mother OF hyc promising youu.:
lscioF.
TIM Post Office Department in the Union
array q, C1i'ufh dI-tIitute uuug the sold ers al,
average of.N tloI,lid e,tr dnil y, and two tou.
,A,i hye hundred newspapers
IS.ronsequence Of the warm weather no NOR,
bodies o dug',s soldiers viii lie permitted tu h
~ unod for transportation T. the North ir.r
Vrgnia.
iNpEE guisc ofa concert for the benefit Of III,
poor, q" rClcl ~ Wpt'lZ"rs In ~ l. us have ilr.
cc He'd IN Viy q" au cnt'ttiium"ut Sr ihr ,ytu.
-fr benefit OF tue rebel praonoIs now G, nincd IN
trt city.
Mn. K. J.. SrrAEr, the well known sugar
r'Gu'r ~ this ci,y, has offered T. rebuild at hs own
expense a.. S'Nti stree, church, which WINS a.,
struy.I ia tie late ire In Troy.
TuE oNcc of the Richmond ENAuiNEn has
been rcmoy, T. T. tershur1h, % milol distant "u
a,ic patton Of tie inINcm'uts Of Tia, L, ). army"
Tmr Ri,hnori Dr.rhr,u slys the los, Of
Rel moud ia Europe would sound Ike tie lus. %
Pnr's oi LomIoL,ani tAe mora. .ieyt would scarcely
bc lcss.
TllE appn,i'ers Of Cul. Colts estate rcckor
hls pr p1ty ~ over sa0p,0oo, cNclusiNe of Vii
Wet m and Texan lands, his gold sud lead mine
m south America, and hs property in Euglaud--ll
of which are probably worth anothsr million.
NoIwiIII-TANpfSG the vast burdens Of our
war II i- proposed t. 1sk & ur'N for an nppr.-
pa'."u and collect prynto subs riltuuI, h. rel cyc
the distress n the Eng -h manufacturing districts,
wheh now prevails To- M alarming extent.
Tur Presidents family will pass the summer
months ut the ; ,.dirrs Home, 1. P.os.dent ElcAan-
SUMMER residence, which ~ being r,Gi,gl fur
tLclr reception.
JouN KLINE, Of New Haven, stool upon the
mh of tree, on thc pul liu square Ia that ty md
sawed the same between his resting place amt tho
body 81 ,lr tree. When the H,Hug " y comp ted,
the limb fell Ia ihe ground. 81 also dill MI Kline,
who was seriously dGm. led.
NlAEtY ] ,0on cou'r,hauls are In Duff
Green's Row, ~ WNu.u ton, and people resort
there H. hire onnirahui help. The blacks accent
whatever terms mny be- otlcr"d them, aud this !,
tie reason wh, their labor IL sought fr. Most .i
tl,In, however, ave fit for nothing but outdoor la
bor, and god house servants arc rarely found.
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LOCAL NEWS.

STATE TEoor- CALLED 10 TnE DfTENCE OF
WAsnINGroS -- 1HE SrvrSru InGIMrNr
AGAIs ~ SrGyIcr.--ht an early hour ycstor-
Cd thruI,' put 4 city, couscqucnt upon the rapid
y slroad riJiu'r that the 7th, Sth, lith aTth and
list Militia Regiments had been ordered by the
q 'onorto depart Immediately for Washington.
The nr'noriea aud places oi meeting Of these reqi
nehts were crowded by meul ers aud their friends,
and great numbers Of young men dcsirous Of l.-
cruitn5 hr brush ot tire enemy, and, in AL bat
the Seventh Regiment, not few regrets were cx-
pressed as the hours wore on, and tho true orlers
became known, that the Seventh wGs the only one
accorded the honor Of hrsttakins the field. The
general feeling was even more intcrsihed than
when year since the gallant lHem6er'oi the State
service were called out 10 'hiS sane
duty. The 9'r;p.h Resnent proud o' tho
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The Penn-yiyania Militia.

H"rTis'"rg, Mry 26,-Ihe Governor has IS
sued another order explanatory o. yesterdays or
der calling on the stat" Militia, st,tng that uo
commanding oHicer Of higher g,aie than Captain
will be accepted H. the United States, .xceIt tn.,
where the regiment Is "lready organized, and all
expense under il T. be d.fls.sd by tue general G,.
vernmcnt
HUr'st"c,, Msy %. The call o'tlo Governor IL
meeting with respon. fam all qlar'er5 ofthe
State aud offers Of computes aud regiment. arc
pouring in.
I"adde.'hiar hdy 20. -'rio most active prcpa-s-
tons are making Tor relulor ug the army At WaA.
indon. The fret regiment OF tle reserve brigade
will be ready toinorrow, and three more regiments
IN 80 hours.
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l|olsimgtoH, MIy 2G.--Ihc following was re-
ccNed at the War Department, Il II PM.;
WILLiAasroRr, lP. M.
T. the President;
have the honor To- report the safe arrival ofiny
command at this place last evening, Mt 10 u'cvcl:
and the sfage Of the tth CuIs the river to-
day, with comparatively but little loss. The los. of
Lici, IA killed, woundod aud ,nissin; IN the differ.
cnt combat, IN which my oolnnaui has participa.
It'd, since the inngci from strasbur,, on tho
moaning o! the glth inst, | am unable how
10 report, but have great satAfa ton ia h,in aLlr
10 rcpres, ut that although serious, IL Is much less
tlun might have been anticipated, considering H."
very r.4t disparity of the forces engaged, and the
long rnatured Plans of the enemy, which aimed a.
nothing less thah the entire cal ture Of force.
detailed abatement will be forwsried az soon a.
possible
NJ command encountered the enemy In u con-
sllIt succession Of attacks mud Ia well contested
,ug,- -,nouiH at Strnsburg, Middletuwn, Newton at
. Io.Yt also b,tN.eu these places aud ut WIN
ches,,r The force Of the enemy was estimated at
from la5lnto 10000 men, WITH very strong artl.
lery AMI cavalry supports. Ny own force con.
sisted oi;two brigadcs, less than 1000 strong ali
toll, 1900 cavalry, ten Parrot guns, and six
smooth boxes. The substantial preservation
OF the entire supply IL source Of grat.A.
cation. It numbered about 500 wagons
on forced march OF 90 miles, SO Of which were nsr
formed IN one dav. 4pbr't'l T. cp. ',npt 'npof IN
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Rumored Retreat OF jackson.

Washington Udy 2G.--A rnmor tlis morning
Il that Jackson has withdrawn h.s forces from tie
shenandoah valley moro RAPIDLY than rey made
their appearancc. The rumor wants confirmation
aud 10 probably founded upon the dispatch from
Gen. Banks 10 the Sccretnry of w1. NJ fears are
entertained that any force of tie rebels will lie al e
" cross over into Maryland. f'ctroors coming On
will be put into the forts about the city while the
more disciplined troops viii be distributed as the
sxjacncies may require.
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House Of Representatives.

l'cs,ion bill. The House fir, TEL ON R,sco
I MS ing's amendment n the third nud IA ri.,,s.
menu'hed IN the Select Committees Report Ia n
| ed, namely: ''''' ''
Provided, That such person.. .lali lave srccr,c.
'htir appointments since the date e The pretend,
| 'idnance oi secession, w taken the oath ,f al !,
giance to the so-cal'Ni Co. fed, rnts states"
| This amendment referred T. any person sc,n., a
| governor .t state, memlet Of Convention or Lrts
'at'irr. Judge, or any person hereafter hniipg at,
Office or agency under the so.caIl,i Vnn..J.,.,,,
states. The amendment was adopt,d-is0 s.s.ns
nNriacArtoS BitL rNsstp
| TIE Conascaton bill was then passed as rcn,,,,,
Win Mr. Conkling's amendment above mrut,on.J
Yeas, ~ nays, q? rs follows:
, fsAs Mess .: Adrich. Allen, Arnold. Ashley,
naho,,r w. b'k,t Baxter, BE man. Blair, NJ. Bair,
Chamberlain. Clark Colfax, Frr,i,rtrk A ,npk
.inr, Roscoe conkhng. Cutler. Davis DuelI. pnnn.
,r;nrr,ton' Edwards Eliot, Ey. reu,on, fcqscndcn,
,.,hk no',h' 6o.'Nin Gutley.iickman, Hooper.
htchns, Julian kolley. Kellogg, Mich, k.lln.,.
~, kiIihser. Lansing, Loonis Lo,ejnv, NJ.
hnsht' Mcfhsrson, Mh,hell, Moorehc,d. Morril,
We M.nin, ", MI DIN, Patton, Pike, romr.
t..y' Potter P",tcr. kc-. Nj, Riddle. Rollins \
IT, slfg'an', scdscwck, shauks, sloan, srriIJ.
,ng' Stevens strnit,n, Trunhlr, Truwhriiy, Van
W. W., va. ,e.slnrrh' X'rce, Wall, Wallace,
Ind, Wilson, Windpn and Worcc,t,r
NNs- "esrT Allen, Anconr, Bailey. Pa, Md.
l'r, balr' W., BROWNE, X. l.. Calvert, Gle.
a.,
trtten' zen, Dawes Delaun, Dcnplane, ply,n.
nlnlSp tngish, Usher, GiaIuAcr, Griisr, usyh,
Han Harding. Harrison, Holman, Horton. John.
son. h.ttlssn' knHIl- Law, IHgrnt, Leafy. IcD-
nan, Mallory. Maynard, Menh,-, Nixon, NabIr.
muinn' Nuscn olcll, rkc, r,ndl,ton, Perry,
y .I" Mo- Rice, Mas, Richardson. Robbins
e.hs, Mo- ssIar, sh,iiici. shi.l Smith, Steele,
y y steele y. y, Thomas, Mas. Thomas, MD
Irai, Na.hndlslsm, VOORHEES, Wordsworth Wand,
elst.r, Wckhiie, Vuod, wr,iiua.
The House next proceeded b. tic confederation
q II lN RON Nl.f Il
free from serviuihe H., s,yr. q, n,l,,l. .u,at ~,
or aiding III. existing rebellion ac.u,t m. ,.a,,,
uIcut Oi th. United states
After several amendments L,I lc., ,,,,,.si
and rejected, the House came (, . /, y,,,nu H. - Iii
was exactly ns 4 vas reported IRON, Ito s.l.,, O.,
mit,sc Tn, bill vns ,,t,.t,d IA -, - "
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Condition of Baltimore,

Bd'tmore' &ly 3s.-Thc prcprietors of the
Nrws sheet have re-openei their Office, and dis
played the flag. Tie excitement ia fearful, and
prominent seeessionsts have disappeared from
TIE streets The military have taken no par, in
those transactions. recruiting of'ce has Just
heen opened in Ral,imcre street, displaying a flag,
Tearing the inscription "Reerulting Office, Firs,
Maryland Avengers"
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The following ispuhl -hrl thh morn .r;
D. ne G,"~rnor aii comma. 'er.m.CLtC
PREPARATIONS.
M oY ",o','ursgIts rhe WHY art l,riar-
Gus horde oftrato-r t. The ie e. 10 the govern.
urlt, t. our country arl 'L'rtN n"n1cr as..n
tn nstiou,l c7ptll. They lave attack ID m rogt.
ell MtiurGen' liHuks, are aly,nrng ou II,r-
ppr'l r,iTy, aIl trc mar.hin; on wtsl.ngto. I..
President c,lla On Nt.ichu, ~ T. rae once inure
r I, rcs ~ aud Il ienco. Isc whole tive mi
Lila W.. Ice sumM1uci hy general order i.slcl
.sop ,tc Office NJ the Idlutant general tp report on
u ..t'n Common to-m'uow. TAry VIII march T.
r,'ioS, AMI sv,u.e T. cir ir,t.rop an ffieu 70, to
oppotc VITA hsry 1e.l aul courageous pat .otsm
tie progress Of tie Zoe. My Col encourage tu.ir
hearts and strengthen thei arms .nd may lie in
ayirc the government aud sll te people.
given u, Lcadq lartcrs IN Bot,u at II o'ololk
this suniay evening, MN 25'h, A u, 1852.
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