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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-02
The Democrn,,c ConvontIon

The Convention Of the Democracy of Cuya-
hoga county was held on Saturday, June 2Sth.
It was called to order at II O'Clock. d. p.
Rhodes, E.q., was elected chairman, and Mr..
schauaer, Secretary. Mr.. Henry Dodge NOV.
ed that all Democrats who attend she State
Conventions to be held at Columbus, on the 4sh
of July next, act as delegates to said Conyen
tion; the motion was adopted. Mr.. Winslou
then moved that, Ss there was no further busi
ness before the Convention, that the latter I'D
iou'n sine die, which motion was also adopted
accordingly the meeting dispersed. - CIeUelanc
Plain Dealer. - 'l sD'
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What will DR.. Hurd's Remedies
Efect2 i, n Cd

DR. HuRD's MOUTH WASH and TOOTH PoWDER
Will give to young ladies that finest charm In Woman
sweet preatn and pearly teeth Try them, ladies.
Oh. AURDs Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder viii
cleanse me mouth from all foul exhsatlons and uced
tne morning, will make the breakfast taste sesisr snd
tne gay begin more pleasantly. HuhdrSdS of DSfsons
pR. HuRDa Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder sre tka
best prepaIationsn the world for curing sk Drss IN
sivng nrmness and health to the gums. HundTe6aof
s'o'' nave pesn cured by Dr. HulAssstlngsnt washg
DR.. HUNS MOUTH WASH ana roorH, powDrR
give an additional charm to courtship Hnd uake hns
panas more agreeable 70 their wives and wives o eir
husbands. They should be used By every pervcn hry
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-02
NOW,
Are DR.. Hurd's Preparations GoodS


The best evidence that they are TO- that teir an..,
friends and best patrons are those who have used te
longest. DR.. WnLIxN B. HuRD q an emInent Denfssf
Of Broollyn, Treaaurer Of the New YORK Beis De1sm
A,socanon and these preparations have teen u0ed n
ms private practice for years. ana no leading ciren of
Brooklyn or Wlamsburgh questions their exceiIenos
wniIe eminent Dentists OF New York recommend den
o. the best known 10 the profession. Without ~ "a al
advertising, deaien have sold them By the gross.
Tne Editor Of the Brooklyn Daily Times sayr-ssWs
are happy to know that our friend, DR HUGn 4. gnu
ceeding beyond ell expectation with bis MOUTH AaI
ard TOOTH POWDER The greet secret a ia snees.
rests with the TACT THAT ms ARTICLES ARR PRRolI1rE
WHAT TIKI ARE RKRRRsENTED TO ~, AZ WE can TRsrDT
IRON THuR Lone usE.n aHE n II -
The weiiknoxn P. 7. Barnum writes:--"I found your
TOOrH POWDER 90 good that my family have used 1t
all mp, We ind Il the best Powder for DE Teeth tkit
We ever used shall feel obliged II you viii send n
smother supply at the Museum s your eOnvsnsnce, wh
matter for himself. - ''''' '''''8'--
III Beware Of the ordinary Tooth powdsra. IN.
Auhps Tooth Powder contains acid, nor aikalI nou
charcoal, and poshes without wearing the enamel U1s
no other. Jtlg t. as n ---rtrfT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-02
Hooking County DemooraeIo aIeesinu

Hooking County Democratic Meeting.
ia Pursuant 10 notice, Q number of lhe Demo.
crats Of Hooking county assembled In the Court
House, In Logan, on Saturday last y and were
organised By appointing E., P. Tslpey, Chair
man, and w. o. Gould, Secretary, when, on
motion. tbs Chair appointed r. Case, II. Bar
ker and, w. Q. RehRen committee to report
resolutions expressive of the sense Of the De-
mocfacy Of Hooking county, Who retired, and
after cOnsultation, reported the following reso-
lutious. which were unanlmously adoptsds 7 =
RsiO!ued, That the Democrscyof Hooking
county are unalterably devoted to the Cons,itu.
tion 90 it 10, the Union as u was, and for the
preservation Of the one andthe protection Of the
other, "pledge their lives, their fortunes and
their sacred honofs." 4aA ~. @A ,
Rssolvsd, That In sll constitutional efforts to
suppress rebellion and restore peace and union
% our country, the DEMOCRACY Uf Hooking will
Eivs 10 TIE Administration cheerful, sealOus
and unyieIding support, but the dih1nion eman.
elpaficn schemes of the AbolilIonlets receivs
iulR detegmlned5p opyCsl,lon, ,bssdnse w
III ~.ell sffr.N NIa r~4r. ~~I ~ u
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Neuralgia Plastera.

d. Dn; hUnps NEURALGIA NoN-ADHEsIvE PLAs-
TERs are the most pleasant and suooss1al remedIe.
gver prescribed Tor this painful disease The pefenf
applies one soon beccmeS arcwsy, hflf hiIesp, ana
aNakes ifee from Gain. an0n0 hilhfsrur other eiaant
N.1yops HEApAc apply according 10 directions. and
relief vii surely follow Nothing can hg obinsd equal
Q Or. Hufds oompress fof N6nfaIka. Fr1 thSr'. -
Tney are entirey novel; curiuuR and oriainsl
anon, and wonderfailY euccossfni, Thsg nso OF fuo
sses, ope small for the faoe, pce Is cents and the
other hge, tor application TO t6s hoay price ~ a. "a.
RsH " aadasd "a Tssstpscf psssS end 5NS sloulS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-02

Ths Esagls Oallsi rae Ss@r' nas
neRuni "A war OF Exssrraanaslen
against Bad Teeths Waa DEeasn
Diseased oums, Testhaehe, Ears
aehe' ana Neuralgia. ~ sae ,.5,A
ssnc
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-02

LET every Union lover read the speech Of
Hon. 9. 8 Cox, upon frs: page Of to.day's pa
per. 1t is go lengthy and the chances for con-
dencing so small, that we are obliged to oontin-
ne IL to next week. Weomay say as is said Of
ia complete within itself. ~ MeATtkur Democrat.
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What are the People DOines

Tho American people are intsilSsnt enough % npnr.
ciate Preparations that cohtlbat % mach q ~ k15r
nes q those using them, and ehaR Whst tksm, YvSy
TksTH some the NkrAAtgta FtaSIag ana n1f IN -
closing 81 cent1 for the Mourn Wk Is bS ssiI 81 si,
Se. 2 ne.s ye are conpellea e reply tat pos
ensss Remedies. Who tesi7 7sif6aE fltnf 'fssLT
Now d the = ~ ss!lI " G aE eaEliN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-02
WIN. 3. HURD & CO..
Tribune Buildings, New York.

y DI. AgRD's MOUTH WASH, TOOTH POWDER.
and TOOTHAoH1 DROPS cannot be cent by mnii: ~
ney can probably Be obtained ct your Drug or Perods
TREASURY, Price, ON DOELAR, which contains fbeiS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-02

CoNEgCArroN for the nigEsr4 emancipation
for the nigger-taxation OF white men for the
nigger-are the subjects under consideration In
Congress. 1o@~ 'lU}t a- .s9 (.
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WR. HuRD g. co..
I Tribune B ldinbs.

( That remltsaneas nsy Be MADE u.Ih coindsu6S7W. B
H. q o.. fpfef y fhe MeVotlof DgpdA1rue 4 a. W
0nuNlH, RIl1t41pt NHrno1r' ard d t,S1e 15rt lbok
iynl 10 ~, o. 4 C5., hsN York; t5 ~ n 6un
! &1stisdss6NAT 2 N gl.sssA
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CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

BhEeFd sEents unn maksn small lbrfgne n earspins
unr 10 the nentest nrcls that mas o. 06an al eSrrp
afpnna Bend Tor eneuRd - - heteR terenE Wkick
Me vii aelk % ramplea or ~ Agents n1zpItd iRsr
the nnslnes,, 70 Dc good ard ik1lo 4 ttIt NJ ero
YendipE honaands for ~ bthnGt u defstSs Nay
hngland nsz md women here 4 .eymst4lng nleeVsa1
1SS;s.;i q -s'-'s 4 .iarA
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CONTEHTT9s -
Dr.. Hurd's Celebrated MOUTH WASH. one
bottle. ID ~
DR.. Hurd's UnequaIled TOOTH POWDERS
one box. ET
Dr.. Hurd's Magic TooTHAcHE DROPS,
ono bottle. 80.
Dr.. Hurdt Unrivsllsd NEURALGIA PLAs.
TER.
Dr.. Htrds MANUAL on SAs B1sf kbdas OF IVA
esrvta0 Gse zhN1 taclsdinp Dfvscfi0as Io1 s RropW
1FeGtmsnt Of OaadrsN's zsal. -
EL0S GZLA for cEs1ssac Bstpssa ~. zsss1
TO07H PICKH 90. 10. ~
Prepared at Dr.. Hurd's Dental once, n Fourth o..
Brooklyn q d. or
Price ONE DOLLAR; or, SIX for s5.
III The DENTAL TREASURY maE.t pacsar.
eight inches fy I've. and q sent BY expTess
LII Feu dtrecttoNe for aieS on oach article.
The following articles We can send sepaFateIy, IN
mall, Wis, .r.-- -. l'.--'''' -
The Treatise ON PRESERVING the Tee,h,
stamps. = = -
The Neuralgia Plaster, for nsur.Irisiu :.
Face, Nervous Headache, ard Earchs sent pcstpeid.
on receipt Of eighteen Oents or stx stamps
The neuralgia end Hbeu m attic Psna,
ger targe sise), for Pains In the Ohest Hhouldo1a
| Of Thirty seven Oents. = ~
The weekly sun., 1862-03-01
The En.Ii.h Uonier,. Accident.

The Inquest on the b3dios of tho 220 men
and boys killed in the Hartley Mine, commen-
ctd Feb. 3.
William Adams, one Of the two volunteers
who discovered the dead b,dios, stated that the
first two they found were lying dead on the
furnace bare, and a little further on there was
a dead body lying in doorway, keeping il
epD Just beyond that were at least 100 bo'
d % close together. Most Of them were lying
on their sides, as II they were asleep.
Mr.. Humble, the resident viewer Of tho coll
liery, gave a similar account of tho discovery
Of the bodies. On Tuesday morning he forced
his way through tho hole which had been
made In the rubbish into tho furnace drift.
Descer ding by that, he found two mon ly-
ing on ashes Of the furnace, on their faces.
There were also several men lying and sit
ting behind IL. In the furnace drift were
other men lying and sitting against the walls.
Passing through the doors al the end Ot this
drift, in tho passage leading to tho shaft he
found a large number Of mon lying together, as
il they had lain down to sleep. From thence he
passed along the gallery leading 10 the staple,
and there he found the rest Of them lying In
heaps together. The air was bad all the way,
but on getting within short distance of the
staple be could no longer breathe, and was
obliged to return. The candle ho had with him
burnt brightly all the time. There WAS a bad
smell, which he believed came from the dead
bodies OF the men and horses. lie had no reason
to believe that there were any bodies left behind
in the pit The air at the top Of tho staple was
very bad-so that the men would got no relief
b. going thorO.
The weekly sun., 1862-03-01
From the Latest German Files.

A review Of tho last hatch of Contincnth
Gormsn pa era prrscnH so No incidents oi ia
t,rc-t. McCklonhurgh anil llanover psrsiU It IN
,ecriGc ng tho navigation ot tho klbi to their
iailrutd intetests, by iTposing tho most bur
thenenne tolls On foreign shippirg MorenVer,
thov do not even 'ako tho noc' gNlry msAs Iroa
"a keep the Cha' mel Clnst, 70 that his splan lit
highway Vt inland Gcrmnn commerce is yes'v
becoming endangered. Tho United States sro
largely interested in the matter, ami have, long
since, ,PeLod negotiations in te!eionco TO these
4" .iiuie Iass'
A, wie,badon, whilo those who frequent
the gaming tables have ceased committing; sui
eide, tho crOupicrs On ployod at thom have
caught 'he mania, and several have lately cured
themselves of mel lucholy with thsir p,stols.
lu Weimar, roduCu n Of taNes IA proposed
IA citc, m,tanc, that cannot fail to alar a tho
reac ionists.
Tho government or Baden n, zen wisely cNn.
tinuts to 7, nonstrato against the total suppress
sion Cf constitutional rights Ia llo-so, aud ~
abused therefor by the ultra monarcnists, T. ,en
tho official paper Of Csrlsruhe rcbukss ihe arro-
.sanco of tho young nobility, AID thsir hattor-
era. II Ia Ilaihly evident that in Western
Germany an sgita,on Ia on tho increase, which
may orco again, ere long, sent tho t'icolor OF
republiCanism to every tower and oApls, ~
thorc can, no lsngnr, be a SHADOW OF doubt that
| rsac,ionary measures are contemplated by Ger.
tain governments ~hich have, horst ,fore. bo@n
the United Sta'o', by civil war, Is
ono great source Li encouragement
to believers In thu Divine right of KINGS. The
samo party is raising great outcry against the
rev proposed Germsn-French treaty Of COM
| merce, one OF the most liberal movements Of
our time
Austra, since hor Emperurs visit TO Vonico,
tslks very monacnPly. She will demand the
disarmament Of Sardinia, and cling to tho Con-
vsntions Of Nillafrancs and Zurich, which
| stipulated for tho restoration OF the fugitive
Italian Princes. Yot she must reduce her ex.
pcnsss by i0,OOO,LOO per Annum, at least, ii
| she would avoid utter ruin
Denmark obstinatoly maintains her position
on the SchloSwig .llolstein question, not With
| standing tho notes of Prussia.
In Prussia the party Of Progress having do
| feated the Minis orialiBis in tho election OF n
| President TO tho Log .latiye Chtmbors, are
also preparing to reject all the military mea-
| suTes to be proposed 10y the Government. In
| such a case, the Chambers will undoubtedly bs
| d ssolg ged and a silent revolution commence.
| Tho financial status Ia threatening. The deficit
amc UNITS to oight millions, including tho eN-
| penses for tho fleet. There is even some talk
| Of the increase of direct taxation and the con-
sumption OF capital resources by cutting down
the forests and selling portion Of the national
domain.
The weekly sun., 1862-03-01
wnEL auSnoAr vLExr READY.

A letter from Cairo, Illinois says -
We have the most reliable information In
this vicinity that the rebel gunboat feat, Of the
construction Of which the Southern papers fire.
queeily spoke previous TO the establishment
Of tho blockade is now completely fitted out
aud equipped, ard is ready for tie upward
march. Federal officer spoke Of ibis matter
csto,day to ono Of tho captains Of Colonel Han
cns Kentucky regiment The latter said that
was in the city Of New Orleans couple Of
weeks since ana that eight Confe ierate gun
oats were then wing AZ the wharf asaiting
orders O proceed Up tro Mississippi The feet,
he said Is under the command OF Commodore
lIollins. The boats are all iron ct1d-much
more heavily plated than ours, and less vul-
rcrable. The machinery is all beloE the gun
decka. In this respect they arc equal TO the
BENTON. the best boat Of ths Federal feet Tbs
rebel officer stated that II is the intention OF
Commodore Holins to make an attack on Cairo,
and that speedily. Marx my prediction-you
will lind these boats below Fod Holt In less
than ton days, was one Of the remarks which
hoard him make. Tho rumor Of a cOutsm elated
attack on Cairo has spread no little constsrna-
ton among the people here. and IL the rebels
really have the kind Of fleet b'vo Just describ-
ed, their apprshensions are not altoge'hsr
,,rourdlcsa. Al present, such an attack could
easiy be repulaed. We havs seven or eight
boats here. and, though some Of them prs not
in good repair, they could all be brought into
reduistion in case Of emergency. In ws.k or
40, however, five r ak Of there will start Tor
the Cumberland river. leaving the place csr-
taiply pregnablo TO q fleet # eight well-srmsd
vessels "
The weekly sun., 1862-03-01

IL II said thst Conerses Wilt spestL, pgn
Law providing that the President and Secretary
may appoint Lisutsnant- General Of the army
Who OF course, will outrank McClsIlsn, n any
one but Mcclellan should receivs the sppoint-
ment. The passage of the bill is DOUBTLESS
meant TO give the President the power gsnsrAl-
ly To rais~ some one over Mcclellan, or, II cir
eunstancss should warrant II, N put Il on Mo
Clellan himself. Ereats vii speedily settle ttof
question. MIR. Lincoln IL full Of activity-has
never in his life boon 40 much aroused. He de-
clares boldly that NE yebeiiiO1 plnst bs speedily
crushtd '-tsat we eanno. Afford 10 wait longer
I, 10 ii. OuTn
The weekly sun., 1862-03-01

- rs sfsappolntms.,, thc,sh they concluded ~
rst uensrpl Grants array must be an axcel Ion ~
YANKEES generally. One elderly female, living a
few miles above the fort, declared W some Of the
scouts that the Yankees were worse than the To-
dians that they always burned the bodies ~ the
rebtls, and thAi they had cut the corpse Of Gen
zolliccffsr " pieces and eaten them. The woman
honesty believed the story, and ss1 tha, she "a al
been tod II by man who had witnessed this In .
stance cf Northern csnnibalism."
" I love H. S,eG awhile away "-Such was doubt.
'ess the sentiment the traitor Fovd.as be Sncaked
a from tile ne ghborhood of F'rt Dnne,-ru.
The weekly sun., 1862-03-01

Public service thas the rrotltss Chief juice
Nhcm wsshinstos Plsccd a. ,,. soc nssa O. our 81.
hominaasd for ths, ofice, or Confirmed. Nay, the
corrups inanence invaded even the very home Of
3ussics, Tbs hnal decree Of ths supreme Court, IN
and obeypd. The present Chief Justice has on one
memorable appeal accompanied his deCision sith
an lmpAa-ioned declsmation wherein with prof ,und
immorAlity which no one has ~ yet fully aid bare,
treating the people Of the United States as . shrew
10 be tanned by open scorn Of the facts of history
with dreary industry collecting. evidences Of
cases where justice may have sumberei or weak
ness been oppressed, compensated for wan, Of evil
derce by ennhdence Of assertion with aperliAlitythu
would have diagrsced advocais; neglectiRg hui
mane decisions q oil Jnial courts and the enduring
memorials OF 90 onial statue books In his party zeal
70 ptove tha, the fathers Of our country held
gro 70 have ''no rights which the white was
bound 70 respect" he has not only deb Al the rights
OF man and the liberties tf mankind, but hV NOT
len bothold for the liberty Of the white mAa N
Tbst ~ S,srrcd d,,1i,s,on OF Chief Justice Ia
nsy, II the fountain head Of this rebellion no na
tion sdopt that Judgment as hs rule and live.
The rights Of mankind, that precious word which
had no equivalent In the language of Hndostan, nr
Judea, or Gresce, or ime, or any ante Christian
tongue, found its supporters Ia Washington and
HAmiscn. in Irspshn ana Lngsson IN ,S. & y. Jus, Jus,
Of our early history. The one rule from which the
makers Of our first conf deracy and then Of our ma
no constitutional disability on any one whatever
niaht stand In the way Of any man from opinion,
sncestry weakness o. mlna, hnIe,'2rN 9r nom
s,srr,ansn, dis,rancbisemen, W '@ '"'N
m. ,v.,, on a., e,,ioeiae waahino,on as an
,noo,,,,,,,i. and d,s,,,sros,ai p.,ri,. AZ gre.,
i' ~
genera, and s statesman' and IN the lAntr ON
necton, referring 10 the principles Of Washington
r.i.,,no % tho ..,,,coo ,,,h,. n, n.u,r.I r,,.-s
W e W f"'
he SAD
"a ship al sea Il a portion ot the brfitory Of ths
Power whose h.g she my rightly bear. M naval
officer OF another nation may exercise ia iiciA power
on her deck the free ship Trees ,he cargo nsu-
,., ssip IN ro,As M II, =, "
po,S s,cps On bcyrd nsutrsi sbip, honestly bsund
FOR another neutral port, IL s.fe against seis
S y ne was guest a. we I.lIe,"S or , parils''r
,.n 81. o.in .an, ~ vi .,,ens,b sran that ,,,'.
milton by the American ps.,py in the very moment,
OF Just Indignation Agsi, s. men VINO we're giil,y
lit, a.
The weekly sun., 1862-03-01

ITO CONSUMPTIvES

Tle Adv6rsiter, b ying been r. sto oil 10 hesdth
ia q low weeks, by very simple remedy, Ater hAvl
il 8 suffered seycrl years with = severe lung aneae
tlou and that dread dis, Consumption, Is anxious
70 mske know 10 his FELLOWSHIP, rers the means C
cure. To al who desire il, be will send copy Of the
,scipiou used Tire ofchargel with the directions
.,r preparing aud using the same, which they VIII
md ssrES CuRE roR CoSsuMToN, ASTHMA, BRous
,mlIs, g. The only object Of the Sdvertssr >
'-ut ng the prescription Is " benefit the Affected
,Ad spread information which he concsivss b 10
ayLuAble, and he hopes every sufferer viii try his
remedy, As II will cost them nothinS and may prove
blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription viii PlsAss A.
dress
REv. HDwAEn A. WtLsass
wlAAmssarsA 4.
sN.l Kings cSsnaJ, Ss~ rs<.
The weekly sun., 1862-03-01
Great A,ssnbiy Of Roman CathsIIc Bl.hsv-
in ROM, by order Of the Pope

The Court Of Roms has Issued circular, Ia
viting the Roman Catholic bishops Of all m ions
to assemble in the capital Of the Papacy during
tie coming NOR III Of MIy, for tho purpose Of
assisting in the ceremonies connected with the
canonization Of the japanese martyrs. Tie
following Is the text OF the document:-
Monsignor, or,-No command could be more
agreeable 10 mo than that which now have TO
inform your grar dour that his Holiness has de
termir cd TO convoke, in May next, meeting
Of two semi public consistoriee, and that After
these consistories ard on Whit Sunday the can
onisstion will take place Of the twenty. three
blessed martyrs Of Japan VI the Franc scan order
of Obsorvant Minors that is To say of the blsseed
Peter Baptist and his companions, and Of the
blessed Michael do Sanc,ia, COuiOssur Of the Or.
der OF the Holy Trinity for the Redemption OF
Slaves. His Holiness following the example
Of his predecessors, would have desired TO bring
all the bishops Of Italy TO Rome by virtue Of
his authority, ia order to hear their advic, in
matter oi such importance, and in order by
their presence, 20 enhance the eciR Of such a
solemn occasion. But, corsidsring that the
calsmittcs whicn noE afcct the greater part Of
ltaly 10 not allow all their pastors 20 leave
their hutks AZ present he hAs tho Ight TT for
this once to depart from the established u,age.
Therefore, the Sovereign Pontif has doignei to
order me 10 ,cnd this letter, not only to the
Catholic world, to convey to them the happy
news Of this canonisa.ion, and al the aams tia
10 say that such OF thom, whethor in Italy or
elsewhere, a. may I've able 10 undertake the
journey to Rome without injury to their aoek,
and without any special Inconvenience to them-
selves, will confer pleasure upon his Holiness
by their preeence at those consstofios ano the
ilemi canonis,tion which l. to follow. More.
over, this their journey TO Rome in cases wh,r
Il can be undertaken, IA intended by his Holiness
to unt IA a visit sdcroT7nn hmiaum. | bog to
express to your grandeur my profound aent-
mrnts Of respect, and to wish you all divine
piospority.
Rome, Jan. Is, 1862.
(Sigroc) Cardinal CArKRTSI,
Pre- oct OF tho Congregation OF tho Council.
By command Of tho Pope.
The Steele has tho following observations on
the proposed gathering of bishops at Rome
There ia, perhaps some reason to wonder
Why such spectacle ~ tho asaembling of sll
tho bishops OF 'he Catholic world was never
seon before In honor Of martyrs not less illus.
tiiCus thAn those now 10 TO cauuniIed but tho
Court Of Rol has, no doubt, is reasols Tor
what il is doing. Pos IDLY, withoV. .-pocting
il, we may iind an T;inenic countn which
will proclaim tho immac ulato temporal p,Sor
as an article ,i filth. Hitherto that powa
has rot taken rank as dogma, but tho Court
Of Il, mo probably thinks il should nov do 80.
The weekly sun., 1862-03-01

ance irora bond r.. In Missis-'- pl the psopIs
spohs with len freedom about the Union causa.
They said they were actually afraid Of their
own shadows, 10 great was the reiSn Of terror
in their midst.
The weekly sun., 1862-03-01
Our wnshInston CorrcspSndenoo-NIrClel'
Ian Nearly ReUdy-IIe will DO or Die -
Tho P.e ident's Dissemination, &c f, 80,
WAauINnTnN. Iab. 2l lIG2


WAsHINGToS, Fob. II, ll62.
There arc more decided signs of activity 10
the campo Of the po,om,c. | see new evidences
each dIy that Gen. Mcclellan is putting forth
all his energies for a great plan here. 1t Is
rcarccly possible to mistake some Of tho move
nents in this vicinity, Some OF tho most dis
iinguished persors in Washington, at this time,
I'D long interview with tho General, short
lime since upon the question Of an adv Ancs
upon the rebels In Virgins, The result OF the
interview tclj sRifIctoIy II we may credit
men who are uluaty rtlIAbls. 4 iWb time IL
necessary, Of course, to conclude the vast prop
srations for moving a solid column Of one hun'
dred thousand men upon the enemy, as much
lime as nature will need to put the roads
into barely passatle condition. When all Is
ready-and that is but avery short time hence
Zen. Mcclellan means to view the grandsst
battle Of the war, or perish in the attempt
have not q particle OF doubt OF this. II has
been bis purpose for months. He doubtless
would have waited little longer but for public
sentiment, and the dangers Of foreign iutstvsn-
ton.