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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-05
Reduction in Prices.
-. CHANDLER,
M e r C H MT TAIL La U i

No. 500 Market street. ,.o
Having determined to close ont his ,,s!f Me,r
STOCK of CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs, and .L,,, ,,.,,
lNGS, will offer them at prices that Will 'uO'
so to purchase. ln
Every garment made order, and Warrant
p'eaec in every respect. Give us cnlL
pALMEks DANDELIuN uuFFEh--lne ni"s' lps l,lsi,.
L Dandelion Coffee in uie. large supply lns.l' g.
aud or sale by T. BRiNdHURsT y -
Corner sixth aud Maker
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-05
IaIPnRTANT nIEETINt:.

The Managers of the Delaware Relief
Association for Sick and Wounded
Soldiers are earnestly requested to he
present at the meeting TO be held 10 NOR
row evening at half-past seven o'clock, in
the lecture room of the Wilmington In
stitute. 1t is highly essential that every
member should be there as the necessi-
ties which press upon The several commit
tees require prompt and immediate action.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-05

ed to stand between them and their conn-
ry's unity and glory.
The following is the official result =
FIRST WARD.
Mayor.
yiucent c. Gilpin, 100 Azariah II. Q linhy, GO
alderman.
John II. Adams, $50 john smms, 60
CHy Treasurer,
John T. Miller, l85 Jas. N. Cle'and, 80 \
assessor,
Edward L. Brown, l32 VIM. II. Paradise, 5s
Council,
VIM. II. Pierce, 1913 Lawrence Glatts, 60
Inspector,
Wm. w. Simmons, 1913 ltobt. II. Robinson, Gi :
.4ssistoni inspector,
rhos j Bennett, III Richard X. JOnce, 60
Scattering, votes.
SECOND WARD
uagor,
Vincent q. Glnn. l59 A. IL, Quinby, ii
Ald,Tmaa,
John H. Adams, los John Simms. -
Gin Tieasuref,
John y. Miller l59 Jas. n. Celand, ~
Assessor,
Edward L. brown, l6l wm II. Paradise, So
Council.
Abraham Goys, l57 Alb,rt Thatcher -
Inspector,
j. l. Thompson. 90 Francis X. B. Fox 81
Assistdpi INSPECTOR
Agu.tus Dennis 1873 John N. 0gie, ~
Scattering 10 votes.
THIRD WARD.
FIRST PRECINCT
Mdyor,
Vincent G. Gilpin, l20 A. II. upinby, =
Alderman,
John II. Adams, 100 john Simms, ~
Ciy Trrosacsg.
John y Miller, l2i Jas y Clelaud, 30
Assessor,
Edward L, Brown, TO VIM. II Paradise, 39
Coaec9.
A. IIoilingsworlh, Ill Franklin Wright, A.
Inspector,
James Young, ll5 John c. Crosby, 10
Asssiln Inspector,
A. g Robinson. 1lG b +. Moore, ~
Scattering 3 votes.
SECOND PRECINCT.
Magyar,
Vincent g. Gilpin, l4I A. II. Qnihhy, al
AidtrNln,
John II Adams, l43 John Simms II
Cdy Treasurer,
John +. Miller l45 Jas n Clelaud, -
Assessor,
Edward l. Brown, IA VIM. II. Paradise, 81
Council,
a. Hol ngsworib, 1913 Franklin Wright, 20
IHpectcr,
W. n. Chandler, l5G Josiah S. Mccall, 81
assistant Inspector,
A. e. Mitchell, 1873 Michael Callahan, q,
Scattering II votes.
FOURTH WARD.
FIRST PRECINCT.
Mayor,
Vincent c Gilpin, 100 A. II. Quinby, Al
Ahermaa,
joln IT, Adams, 1866 John S,mms, i
GIN 7redsarer,
John +. Miller, l70 jas. N. Cleland, A.
Assessor
Edward l., Brown, lG9 Wm. IT. Paradise, II
Couaci
d. J. f. Wilson, lGG Michael lIarrity, a
f Inspector,
George II. Walter, 1866 G. NJ Almond =
Assistant Inspector,
, Allen Smith, lG5 Samuel b Foremnu, 4
Scattering votes.
SECOND PRECINCT.
Mayor,
= Vincent c. Gipn, "A A. II. Qninby. !
alderman,
John H. Adams "a John Simms, l
= Coy Treasurer,
John +. Miller 90 Jas N. Clrlanl, l
.isssSstr,
T. Edward L Brown, 70 Vim. H. Paradise, ]
Couari,
Dir. ]. +. Wilson, 10 Michael llarrty,
Inspector,
VIM. A. Wisdom. Il Alex Montgomery, !
.lsstsiGnf Myscier,
Nm r. Massey, II T.. Woodward,
Scattering II votes.
FIFTH WARD.
.I0Yor,
Vincent C. Gilpin, lis y, H. Quinby.
.tdsrmaN,
Iohn II. Adams, lli John II. Simms
Gin Treasurer,
jain Z. Alilier, II Jas. n. Clelnd
.tssesSof,
Edward l.. Brown, IL VIM, H. Paradise,
CoUmcd,
Joseph NJ. Pusey, rs WIN. Mcconnell,
Inspector,
Edward Provost. lG james CarsYell,
4ssistaat iapfcto,,
)f John Downing, li7 Samuel X. Cloud,
Scattering votes.
RECAPITCLATION.
For MAyon,
Gilpin, 9l2
Quinhy 273
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August 18th.

TIE Second Stated Meeting OF the
Board of Managers of the Delaware State
Association for the relief of Sick and
Wounded Soldiers, will be held in the lee
turc room of the Wilmington Institute,
on Saturday evening, September 9Th,
1862, at 4 o'clock. 2t
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MONEY SlSlYFRA.

s.sc;Sw: cso- geld ana silver at IS 20 90 Per cent;
So Norss--Neary all Sonthtru Bank co,es ara taken
o. .rrtF:,c py Banks. We uota the following
-c, := ~~a: o "csa1xemeut 20 FAKE then enrssut
=. Sank.
G;.,-@rA-cit. Barr, Acsu:ts; Mechanics Bank, d.;
esG. ii: augusta .G.iH INSURANCE. ana Banking Com
,;y I'll paf c-nt discount; sad Bank Of the Empire
s:afc cc iia .Ii Su:ih- eaern Bsnt, SueCold, Ga
-. CENT l>c"'#
~. rsrk o. .'.1i'n"~c" %CTarTa: Bank % Fayaste
Vac >.i H,i. IL w-shi. ,;on all per- cent disc Ouut
=,..sS 81 STuGA5 IN t::C;!..vH:', I,T Il: ist9.
.,,-s:sia sI,'s ,oL:s ,>lun t0) oi,J osue,i sales
-rs.e- s;.te GvYls (t-tcrcst suspecdcdl ;nlcs lt0
Na;.', Cs="na state bonds, 6per cent, sales, H..
-..a:S St>e stock sass go
: raerd C!t5 Boais, last sales iuS AID ilte est.
ESch age Bank stock, saiss. 81.
f,-=. = Isuk Stock, s1les. IS.
Is :. !!rgri1 Stock, sales, g.
sysS . he Co'amanTeath Stock, :aits. w
old GaG:rnoa Insurance stock. sales, x5ss
:,si:!a Lie Insurance Company Stock, las .A:cs
s:l0
y .:n's Fire ard sfa:iae lasuran;e, ss!es s"h.
3. .aocd Site assoc .,iioh et3~S .sni s..ss,
AR. &c CaiapnEy OK the State cf FisEiala, "a
,I-sehsa,s' Insurance Stock, no recel. sales.
uta Central R. E, Isl mortgage bonds, no recea
si.sS.
Trc:nla Central & r. enl mortgage bonds, sales 81
:. aa! H. L T. pez cent GVGds, no recent sales
y. Erd 4. 7. z. 5 ver cr.'. bonds, sSl~a ~.
South-5 de L. X. bonds, 10 recent saes.
Richmond, Fredericksburg Aud Potomac +. s. sale,
=
-: eliza AID Tennessee L., 2ui mortgage bends q.
-. Cta;ra; Z. X. stock, Id; :altS 30.
Hchraond and Petersburg Il. K. atecx. sales IN
.eh.,VGi sad n. nrile X. <. stock, IS.
-ara-5 Five. and hanawhs s'oc1. no recent sales
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
giccaoNn MARKETS. MAY Il, 1864.

GiC2aoNp MARKETS. MAY Il, 1862.
E,s.p-Havy.a csats Pilots cents; Butter sRd Soda
s.,,n-s rsr n.
E.crSW"h recent increased supplien the market has
,f.,~ca Wei au"te sas5is ~ in quality and dull.
E,-ris-SIIp 10 - retail.
rosS-we Guc.e s. cents per hushel.
,qu> M..L-->lsSi ~ Per buShel
CtYEsR", 40 cents per 10; surply nearly exhaust
-Aanman.!pe .osSo cents; Ia low qsA.a cents
t,r.-N-SS cents per -.
f-r4s<r--,anlss River, sa.56s2.i1.
i-y--nS--H ID cents per 10.
5roS Y,KSs--:o cent per H.. caulle-~icS 80 eeu,s
,s.rc rRr,rrr'ches, unnea;rd from ~ 2aa9so Peal.
81 S>"as6,a; app r., St.S'al..a per hu,he.
y1s,aEin"tny, II aas..'4; Glover slSps1.SS; Shesi
5,t>. sl'2sl.>S, S"u'A'. slsl rs per c*t.
,EsrI'IssS-Nrvican SGano, $9S Snmbrsro, B.ne SIS
An Sih-no other m market.
Ii.ir or nothing doirg IN Fertilizers
.,,ts~ss- Q'"', Al S;saln srnts per ID
rl,.ssrp-Num!nal; ~ 81.
.7.-wc sae,r S;pr ina "A, s7a.. IS; Estr.. So a
=. -iI,r - :.,s9 Co.
!i.ns.-.;:re.,, X cents: ssrei, aAil'S ceus: dry
.,>-rre;:si, rcaacd ard American. out quail, up
y nb''- -: In limited quantities at eens per Ii
:. irs none In matI.t
..mssil SSSsh rs sSrius tssss cents, Cali sk.as
u, Is, ne dozen. stock Of all .tnds Very light
..,Ga--.- rra..- supply snail
.Gs- G0n0;ain u"sHcSrd go: ~ Per bhl stI OF Its
>S,s ',:i2.,s :! 5as2 to -i;.s or .-,h;ug
.-,<-,,,: '."UtUi"n lHar! cents
Js,> ,ai,.l NJ CENTS SFsnrts IS .suts. sro~u
>, =. I,--u:s; .r.::stu1e. ~ ccgIs.
r...Ssr-. Sl:aia0 r.a h,ae. $i.:0s:.o, aer gal
.,,-s-Hs quote cents pc. tu,,.el
Xys--s! ,a'o@ - PER bu=h,I
>,,:,-.G ov.y &c d. si2al+-l.ue. ~ se;S. Tu.orhy
>'r,-acst yrs!iss, "a seat, ;s, ~,
srv,Ss-Rrown, SihSi ce.;s PEE h. coe:, a.a4o c;s.
A.g,':::ss sT..i w..
ga,,c..-.hs nieaks OF Tobacco are small aud naes.
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MILITARY ElI,gss.
.,f.I.,aAAND PARTEz,N CORPS


,.rfir. s.ga::oc n! MSryani an. and District Men ,s
y,il! 10 t.s s-:sS- 10 Which ;hs? are sc particularly
.tIpts, sod H;ch vii give them ihe best opportunity 10
.T..,. e: icsults cn-red TO our glorious old state.
AE=,ir :sree entire companies Of the lst Maryland
.=.@a hare ini"sa, and majority from several OF the
uIh.. companies have requested 10 be transferred
:- 1osp. vii! hs Independent 81 all other commands
VI "a: General commanding the Department OF
v.c2 l. w SCI as nesrly as possible on the frontiers
9; :" -? ani
rouscryttnn &c: docs not apply 20 MHrylande!s,
:Y .lpy tic pcs As though hat never been
;a,.si s:ce AL twelve poctas rcea claim trans
;.- Cops Il reen7r3, 40. re enlisted caD be
:s-Sr1 rpca alter the expiration OF ;hc.r tern OF
.'-T:rC.
:or,eo =. nr FORMS ed those who desire to join the
I..s..; .Gd uussl. = provide their own.
a. ,,ii!''r1 10 - Pay, satons and Bonuty, (Which are
~ the regular sarvcr) the vslue Of al cap
49,, :ri Ir- sLray Will be distributed emcug the
: ~ Corps Ri h. composed Of Cavalry, ARTILLERY and
ia.a:y. 2aauded cy distinguished ofsceT Of the
.:...
l..,;.:aa companies desr-us q joioinr ,ho com.
~. 81, .rp.; 20 ia WESTON,
..asti--. lis T.Ti slEcSt-
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nA2TiX,iY AA:,t:mskS.

Have received ;.e requisite .rthcrity enlist Co!7'
1 y; .s!S: 1: R.i!e -, serve dur;ls ihe war.
=" Corps "a designed to consist OF Mounted Rfeuen
-T.y .ua laf.nrry, .hd have attached to It Company
49,, Atm The Light Ho~tLe..
,'ePe>c operate within the enemy's Lines. and Will
- e4,cd hot ont The prospect OF more active LIE
~. :hi' ur:ch iss 20 me lot Of the regular sodieE al
.a' The acrnrr. Of he Corps Will not DO subjected
:, 80 .r1:uEa camp le.
::fI aiy and earae;ty iEvte oil thoae who de
into ID. partsau branch OF the service t. unite
~. Ia: a3 ~ GoE:paIe. and bsitaopn not mustered
10 ms Confederate service.
i-sit. gentlemen who propose n E3fe With me TO
tc ; n.a such private sTIos os tr2 may be able 10
-@-,-2s -i-stot guns, rSes, pistols, &c.
t.. sa u ruaIop ior his scalp, aid our Government
- =ir.2-. 10 pas 10! al arr1s and munitions 81 "a!
Th.e nay caHturs from the .nemy, ihus placing the
!7T;Ir: uuiry aad the ctp.e II our io=iy
"a he ,oo;:G: Of the sfa Ib- Forest TO he
Copied o. i..a 4: ell linel ADD ny 1y Ieaas not PRO-
.iS:tsi ~ lt..i ~a.i are.
.:Er.s u e.t: prisns nen &c in Gle wna are not &C.
S.:c Il. The afy service, .C!aily those whose
!.a,: IT,. iosseseion of The enemy invoke them
- I.a ~,r;a-. ited snp. Lore OF country
. ..::=' y: tie Euu!le eGeny-Tnoiter they have
VOC. :ci;.ss vehsss to STAKE, or home 10 pro-
~ tts usual souu;y o. 80 will be given.
n1Gi==,sn ~,lf.n: rSlse Companies Tor the Corps
! address i:chu.an city, Va, o. apply In person
"a, h-cr!n. Esadezvous thls c:ty, at tas Palmetto
A.c;e, cr:Grr ..:L s!a:i strees.
JOuN sc0rT, OF Fsrquer,
D.: al Captain q. 3. A.
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From IioIpIin% GrcC:, ia
Correspondence Of the Richmond F.,.qHirer.

Correspondence Of the Richmond E.q;iTer.
BowLIsc GREEN, Va, May 18Th, 1892
4 fight is expected bor~ecn this place and
fredericksburg daily. On Saturday last the
ebelny's force opposite fredericksburg was
about Ii, o00-not mora They haze repaired
the Falmouth bridge, and have aao \ bridge o!
Goats. Occasional skfmrsiiei iako place he
treea tho pCkcrs, in which go have LOST seva
raj, ana killed and captured 2 Graatar nutnhor
than We have list.
Banda o. thieves fram Nov York arc prn=-
lag about The counties Of Fairfax, Prince Will
liam and Ststf'lrj, rcobing inc people III lIo
uamn nf Lincoln. Three Of them in Prince
William, went to the house Of wi;ioVs lady
who's: cHly son vas absent in the ara., and
robbed her and ha1 daughters ct thoir vaua-
bir'. Heiigrrlan Garacy ana :GothaT MIA
camc up aud demonstrated with them, shen
onr of lhs ruff AIS discharged bis pistol 1T
Carnpy'S head, the ball grazing the skin. -
Carney, with double. oarreiled CUR, blew n
hos through the scoundrel's mead, killing him
instantly Csrney's ccmpsnioa snapped his
gun several times At tho other .wo, Eho
dropped on their knees and begged for mercy.
q. and his friend carried the Yankeaa Ls the
nearest Federal post In Stafford, WHOM .ho
commander told thciu GOT to bring Sucn
sc1undrcls before him.
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PHbllc !t:ceiip2 III Hanover.

1T uscting Of the citizens Of Hano-
vcr, !,rid al Nrgroiolt on S.uria.. the l0;b
dsy 81 Nay, 1867. j. u. II B!ann y sd called
to tic Caair, ard 9. CoOke appointed Secro-
r:fy. fine io!laIiog preamble ard resolutions
*e:f p;cae!lel !:y l.. u. Bsrksl"e, nnA una:,;-
mons:y adopted:
i,'nsrals, il may h,ypao, in the Io:tuaos oi
H.r. :iIai ri: enemies mag occupy la!s pare vi
or i1i.e a1a cnnGty, so, tho lerpc, Iyen
li:i- l.Tna1r ;iH;a !'r lis 10 rrnos sur ptd &c;
.; ;i3vatinr aaA i;i,h "a the s,ca. csu.e Of
Southern Independence: .he.aiore,
l. Resolved, That allegiance to the United
States no. Is traaSDn to tho Statc Of Virgins,
.a,!. through h.r 10 ikc Confederate States
9 Resolved Thht 10 question 81 property
Jr imprisonment snnuld c7mpcl any STE 10
iora~e,r ira allegiance 20 the Uonit'taraGv. by
taking ;ha oath Of aii;ginurc 10 toe Un!ej
States.
3 IiesnlTcd, TGat wo nave The strongest
and most abiding Confluence IN the p3Eer sn
ability ui The SG,ilhcrn Oonfederacy 10 estsh-
l,s,. and m.ntair lts independents; and tn.t,
n!:.lovcr lnar u, Tic !ia!dGh;Ps and trials &c
whir'l 80 nay d. suhj&c'c1, wo Eii continue
to- Uphold ;hn hand AMI forward tho eA1rts Of
orr Government in the great struggle that II
is now r.,l;.nr 10 csIabish itself rs 4 troo add
independent .Dvasn ment Of the World
i Resolved, i'nat Nc detss: tho Washing
ton D,.po.laiu, and that SO Will never c6nsen,
t. any r-aaien with 1t upon any terms, III
nnrgT any circumstances.
3 Resolved. That we haIiage cur Cause tC
10 jd,t ANA rIghtUjus. and that the true be'rls
and .tcu: Ian;;s 81 our people, u6der The gocd
Prn7nie1cs o! q just s;t righteous God, will
&c, T;rd Gale II, ami establish Our freedom OF
an :nIe=trucii5;e foundation.
6 Resolved, Tnnt 1t is tbs opinion Of this
maes;"e, 'soore::. - cur -T:u:ty ts'ng &c
cuplet ny I'm .rcny, II is na.. ira! all who,
frrn ago nr n:her disability, cannot rende'
efficient MD to tt!s coninon cause should re-
Min at home With their families: and pursue
their usual vncat;cI=
= Resolved, Tnas tin.s resolutions &c pub
i.&r.: iii the paper, q; tic city OF Richmond
j. D. 6. ERows, Chairman.
En4s. COOKE, Secretary.
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their heroic fort;tudc provo Themselves worthy

their heroic fort;tudc, provo themselves worthy
of their revolutionary moiAcrR. Iftile-c s-c
fam; hcarlot men il, &c c;.y:, lel,hem be sup
plic with paPlr c1pi aud marched 10 ) risce
OF saia:y, :.nii lei It's ci!y, say, h" dci.aHra
to the A.; ,x.Tam;tg, 7"sardllss III bomb,
HrcS anu t!ssolstio:.. B5;:cr Ia: o save i; :'t
ruina than that !; should pass nnds: 'i'a
Nsn,l.t T..l, i cur bitter .nd iuc:c.Gary ves,
The i.@- e. tir lr.yn'i "i!t To: ~ ta:: !';, vi
The Confectionery Ii ~!.! D. = sal 600 q. tA'2.
bio~ Let Dc mans neart l'it ilr:''. LAt W
haze .::dc!.yn.;"ucc II ..ss Ia c.,--rrj.i ai! IS "
in!cciAu:o, M, death i'salf, Nc su'ynsa'ioa--':
IS 'i;.s /, 30 h5ught ~ hat let kci.tHo7'd DC
:i4i-."e! ..! III G.,:.: ..ts?'rF :, 49,.
AN ULp CIrlHrH.
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H'IetDELN TIhTGUN
RH- THE PRF=ID ENT.
TO TIE pt0rLE OF ThE CONFEDERATE STATES OF
AMERICA.

l. i Il
TO TIE Pt0rLE OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES OF
AMERICA.
An enemy waSng war In rnarnc- yl,atiye Of the
u,..se, Of cYIlised nations. has invaded country
Wiki presumptuous reliance supcr!o. bcrs, he has
declared his purpose TO reduce US to submission. We
struggle to preserve bhght Of constitutions free
DOM Our trust 10 the Justice Of and the pro
lection Of our God Rcocn: disaster bias spread gloom over
the lard and sit, ct the bearh.,tone, Of our
cauulry men but pie conscious OF rec..udu and
faithfully relying their Father In Heaven may BIO cast
down. bu. cam OF be disnsyed. They may mourn the
defence bu. they receive thi, dspeusation Of Divine
Providence With harable submission AID vcvc-tEt faith
And now that again goiEg forth TO battle,
ar Living hearts a; home fe1 with anxlou, soicitude
70. the ssfr,y meet that the whole people should
turn irnpor!nCy to their Almighty Father and besecch
H;a alLpo EcTfdi protection.
To ;hl EN- therefore, l. JEFFERaoN DAVIS President
OF tbs Confederate STATED Of america do issue this ms
pro !smaon Inviting all tho people t. unite at their
several places worship Friday the lob day OF the
pTescst out of May Ir humble duplication to Almighty
God TINT lie will vnuchsafe His tcisng beloved
coun.r; that He will strengthen and protect armies
that lie will watch and preserve peop:e from the
evil nj chrat,oas OF our enemies and that he WILL In His
ov good me restore to the blessing Of peace AID
security under His sheitcring care.
Given under NY band and the seal o: the Confederate
States a: Richmond The Sd dag Of May, A. d. 1862.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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14lallp Enquirer
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 1G, 1862.
From Norfolk and por,.mouth.


From Norfolk and Portsmouth,.
The editor OF the Petersburg "Express" has
lad conversation with an intelligent gentle
man who was in Norfolk Saturday aud Sunday,
and who left Portsmouth Monday evening IT
hali-paSt six O'clock.
The city OF Norfolk ss formally surrendered
hy Mayor L smb to Gen. Wool Saturday evs-
ming about dark, tho latter immediately re
turning 10 Fortress Monroe. Several large
var Vessels cs.ns up to Norfolk Saturday Night,
among the lumber the M,nHesatA, and anchored
In III. stream fronting tie city. These vessels
were pi!otcd to Norfolk through the narrow
passage in Elizabeth, liver hS tho traitor
Totiss, who ran vi to cid Point Thursday,
while in discharge nj Important duties en-
firnStcl him by the Confederate authorities
Our iGforruant is unable to recall tho name
! Oi the military commandment Of Norfolk, but
no has established his headquarters at the At
lautc Hotel. and The soldiers ri Lincnln on
Saturday evening End SUNDAY, crowded the
streets to such an sxieu; that ii MAS difficult
or one 10 make mis- way through the,n.
At cross parade ON Wards Farm, Sunday
siterEoon, 5,0CQ Federal soldiers were present,
md they all exhibited admirable d,!li and
discipline.
Ga Sunday mnEai"g Il. 10 uc!nck. he Semi
nee steamed up 10 the city, y crowd Of ,
thousand or more persons assembled on Cham
terleins's wharf, Tor the wan. OF something
eiss to do, which the Come :ni'sr of the Fetle-
raj steamer construed into welcome 10 the
"0ld fig Instantly all hauds Scre peat 10
quarters, every asg WAS flung 10 tho breeze,
the jack tars inal:aet! Inc rigging, and gave
three bsarty cheers. This jubllan' dsuiorstra,
ton vas responded 10 by the crowd, with nine
g7oans, which WeTs gwen 2,i!, Il strength Of
Jury distinctly audible a; las !. hsrf in furts-
mouth The FeGer.., wers taken eli atack,
aa;. Inc gsilap. ara !roppcd 'roEn the rigging
4ik mucl, more G.acri.y thar they had
| uanacd .hGln.
We are assured thai tbs grsht MAS CT the
Norfolk peGpia arc as trua and loyal To tho
| Confederate Government aB these OF any po.-
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Inc fhref"' ON III" "la"e ei'iseh' enquiry
"oo': ne ;''H'''s'''h vi 'as HaVy isro' ana
earnestly S''''-teo iu'e' ha!ioi 81 lhe "he:Ce
soon's ri hhy "ho ais;i Doe" c"sasco IL the ~
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M,:.. Epir5:s i :.,.::u fi,i!c:I 'E-!... u.lich
.hfp:se a:id -. l!,i!. re5'.l LAT 'tic ~ Lie
R':an0n:. papera h&v- ;cri. I.:.ii!Ls ii'rri
sr?fa miserable over an ,nl!ci.,.i;:l So 81 .'au
ial!h Gn Iae part 81 lna Cotton Sn:cs, al re
;c:coc. :; t:.u ,.oaa:!!bc interference III i":eIG!
,Terniicn;S, III tbs Gnni>>! nnV F1iGii:S be
tTe1n L., CJui.de. az a.iu i.in UGi,,d States.
Ti.4 discussion, 10 say HE irsSt d II, ~ II
very bad iastr, ard whaiJ cut ti plice Il InIs
c:t;ic.! iu2.urt: cf aff:ila. what eTG'in;! ~
ISIS Irt me Suspicion !ha, ;hG Got,ou States
awe contemplated m'.i. cv.: ti' i.!udccu u
.:i.udJn .he:: [ :nlci=:.tss Vi liz. B.:lcr, an
81 i i:'>s e. Conjecture C.r;:.ihr !,.cy nave
giy.n i:.i;na:,tn, ,:!;uc j. word Vi sci, .:iat
sHc': Is Lna'' purp,aa. Tho Resolution 81 the
laio G""grcs', PASSED. iy :. u"Imtn12S t'te,
and tIai' rinhi;i ISL h,sts !.u, nar4ha!lad on
tbs plains ri Yorktown and Gai.r'u, ought &c
alloT't au;.ie evidence y. HEN Ira reS0lTo
ilrrJ; IL g..: OYER !hu s'IugSih uaLtl every
:c3: u our i':escHt io'i.to.:, AID ':an cur
5atsr, hi"ryinrid shs! S3 freed lota the Iaui
pollution vi An lnvAriri, 100. have ha1 an
oPpoitunli, 10 IaGonc acquainted vito Inc
7ia"s Al,u aGn.iEIchiS OF tbs n:,Iing EIeG in
Inlay q, itu ioit0u = tr,;, All pnGC.yo;y
a.scrs dat Havc ieyc. Eeatd the d:a II
a;;.a Gvru:snl, a"'ler any c"hctisaJie son'i;.
gSaeS. c"ca ,...==stad | World suggest 70
.yc;.c sgry nervous editors ;h.: !:!e ,.ys! ssr
yi'n .acy c..r reuGcr To the co.uuihG Gauss Id
:o.in@l,n 20 u6unIvl tie discusstcn OF 4 sua-
ucI sL;:il il: .ylt 10 bc sdnlOu iupiac;!
mcni al tno hahur and s1od ls::a .! ihi!r
con,rdrratga
In cr!'cl.s,rr.:, | will gn; aid, that | have
always deprecated Tue interference ~ any 70.
rc;gn power, and if sucil init,ierence shall &c
rrcp,,sG, t,us: tha; Ii = III no firmly mot b.
our Executive. The reaui:iiYa nj Lis late
Congress ought L, .: our "hiy respons:.
Bette. Ia fight w.i7;i i: f.rnli ian 10 violate
IN. p:igh,ca iat:i 81 brothers
F,OsJD.
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sg:aIAi ORDERS,
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tIE .;er 20 AIRY Int effect, VIII the ie.s'
Y practicable delay General Orders No. 8, cur
cs.rs Ill reborn adopted c!isEecs OF Maryland
- tsrvu. 10 20 puseer regiments WILL Al their option,
- csrc: - commanding officers O. their br!gades
,.a'& proceed and j"ln N. Isl Regiment Of nary
aaj Tniuie+:s, ser:lns n the command ct Major
-"asr, :. ! AIkS0E Erzsdier Genera! Gsoh1E D.
Art - wi. -e;o-I ID person 10 Major G"ae:sl JACK
sh 5r n. .pose OF organizing The h"rytnd Liae, and
III ..c: IT,: ,!a:y As may DC sssignsd Ia hi1.
:. r'rar.ai IS, ;h- SECRETARY VI Ma:
,:;..e., JOHN wIrHERS,
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