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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-04-22

Virginia, 1.-THE mother OF Stately OF Tennessee, 1.-THE
daughter of North Carolina) and Of North Carolina,
must ever be the same. They are indissolubly.
bound together by similarity ofinterests, by con-
tiguity Of territory, by natural and artificial means
of INSTRUMENTATION, by the memories Of their
glorious dead Of past time, and by the blood which
has been shed in this second var of Independence
In the language Of Mr.. Graham, of this State, in
his great speech in our State Convention on test
oaths and sedi:ioh "there seems. to have been
general acquesence in the doctrines of Jefferson in
his inaugural address While We do not approve
of all that Mr. jefferson ever said or did, yet we re-
cognize him q one Of theSgsest and most il.ustrions
founders Of free government, and we stand I'm.
movabiy as Conservative IN the following princi.
pies, announced in his first inaugural address.
These principles ought to. be printed in gold and
read and observed everywhere. They are peculiarly
applicable at this time to the Confederate States
With Mr.. jefferson We ssy-s.~ =.
"Equal and exac. justice. to all men of whatever
state or percussion, religions or poticaI-peace.
eommsrce. and honest friendship with all nati0ns,
cntanging alliances with none 1.-The support of the
State a0rsraasert1 in al Rsir rights IN The most
conn ~ IL, ns,ninis' ytlis for"ur 6ne>tj ctcefi,s
and the unrest bMkUark~ ,ainxt aati rp uhlcinl ter
dencesite prese,v~o, ri the general gs;tcrsinea,t
in its whole con~tituiioint ,eor ihv s:eei anchor
care Of the'rght al election by the pe.,Ie, y mild
and sale CORRECTIVE Of abuses, winch. are laped by
the sword OF re,olulion ~hers' pe,ccsaie r2heli.s
are FOyide,i-ah>oiute ncquase9te in the dec,s
ions of the ajority the vital priacpe Of republics,
ea w4aiek there e No appeal but - fssss, III VITAL
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Arrivals and Departures.

ARRIVALS.
Nswrras Ecs.eamsr EmenMrs Tostss Mis-
Lieut. Col HoHman.
Poar Notwithstanding Fuon-Maior D Lloyd. Capt
saxton Ard lady. Capt Thompson, II clapR "
Fuller !. II Nerr Lieut. Commanding Erven, U sN
James Cook Capt Br ttoa. Lieut. WIN burns Jr: MRS
Carr, ious children ani Liau, VIM Barrett,
John Peck, suth, Mrs Peek Miss Peck Miss Burk
Miss l. Snrk DR. II x Durrnnt ) $ Rome, Mrs Bixler
Lang, on 4 sha~, ss G childs, Mis-, 4 sass, "
brown. Lieut. II Baker. NJ johnson. II 2 Fox Benz y
Avery. John Holman. Iacui Hama. chaplain Cries
l. Dalrymple, Lieut. Leary. Lieut. 4 Bea Capt Hays
W j Elmeni,rf. Miss Z Alien. John Brenan. Mrs N a
B-tcheldor. Mrs A NJ Wggsns Lieut. Joha siotcnbsch
Saupp.
Lcsposship Ama7on-T Garner. lady. sister and ssrvt
Cropsey lady four children and servs, Mrs Crosswaei
ami daughter
NEw ,ss-steamsnir Locust Pont--Leut Stark sA
u Dntton, KIose Mrs Krose. Clark, A Thessen
Gen. Davery Gerard, Is Bruland q 1nenpher, Capt
nsoss en y MS sa. asory lin
n-an, lllth Wand ~ IN The steerage.
DEPARrrRrs.
LIVER r-sieamship City o! Washiugton-Mrs and Mics
Miss Cal ahan Mrs Gudny two G ldren and ant; Mrs
Malone McCanerty. Wm Preer. Charles Caller. J
Hem cart Nr Dnprey SaIor Green and friend Jacob
ami TWO chldr-n; Haa,non John Foley. Rev Ryan,
uassilL Mathews Murphy. ID \ Rugg Joseph Tucker.
4 Mnrra, and scn. Mr. Murray Mr. Crawford. Hunter
PeconD,a Jacob Harper Eugene Dupncn. Mr. WithIs.
rceh fcnison mother and sster-with others In he
siecraee specie, - .05o.165
NAssAu-sieamship coYica-Mrs Mary l. Corretter Mrs
Osborne, children and servant. Williams Fish,
roleer. Ansin McAnnaly g. ,aden AMI O Lesnsr,
ana Mr.v Rout,er London Bartot. France p Betei
line Bct-liinc Mansrew. Williams Mures Sw weetnga
m enag 4ss R ssh nna Mr and Mrs rndsr
mar-s. England. W Hatch, Delaware Specie, S8s s93.
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The Rebels In Indiana.

10 OyvcERs SolpnRs or rns II solos" Axp "Mu.
Having received Information that rebel force esti-
mated 10 be six thousand strong with six peces of
tlery had crossed the Ohio river into Harrison county,
issued call on Thursday last TO tho patriotic citizens of
the state to leave their various occupations and
for It's defence and possible capture the nsoent nva
ders. The evidence abundant that the original pur
pose OF the rebels was 10 seze, punder nd burn the
capital but as their course woad BE- uscertain Il was
necessary 20 make prcpsra atons 70 encounter them
every direction. within forty eight hours from the time
the call vas srued less than sixty i've thousand men
places OF rendezvous while many thousands more were
preparing but notified TO remain home. Ws,hsn
iAYse days sry thosand men fully armsd and oeanissd
had haken the field at various po,ns 10 ned he esemy
THIS wonderful uprising will exert . marked eject
throughout the country. exhibiting. as does, 10 the
and pstriotism ~ our people
Al tho first landing soil tho rebel advance was
met and fought BY tho neighboring "Legioa,, and
although our forces were Few IL number and were driven
back hoy gave the rebels clear o~etasc Of what they
Within ten hours asr Sey entered our
their uvasion was converted into rapid desperate
Tight In whatever direction they turned they
fronted by large bodies of armed men, Wherever thcy
approached the river with view crossing they found
large bodies q troops prepared 10 dispute their passage
invariably declined They lodged and ran BY nigh, and
by day. and finally succeeded In making their escape over
rey Msrcportcd have murdered several Of our cal
seoe IN cold blood, v have plundcred many q their
horses money and goods and 70 have burned and other
wss destroyed much vs,uahe property The injury
10 tho railroads sght and has been almost entirety
repaired rhey had but 'ue time 70 do damage beyond
the murder and punder of sarpriDsd and ct
Ysns along the line OF their flight.
For hs aiacriiy with which you responded 70 my call
and est your harvest nssds yssr wokshops and occs
ard up arms 70 protect yosr State nd punish the
invadcrs allow me- on behak of The ssase 70 tender my
hearty tbspks Ysar example vtl not be st uron tho
nation, and ysu have taught tAs rebels lssson ahbh
VIII nss b forgotten.
esvs ths importance Of thorough organization u NE
IAron Ths prcseuce a. orensesd ready 70 take
the neld - . moments notice N . stapdiug sccurity
against nvason and depreciation, sod very anrcus
that 90 porsbie the temporary oresntzatous
of the "hiouie Mem may be converted perm amen,
osee under the law and that c1er.ons win every where
be made recruit the ranks o the Legion and pcrec, ia
drill and efficiency.
Given AZ ihr Executive nsrsrtmeut, Intnsuapo,s. In
dana, this l5th day of July, lso5.
OLIVER r. NORTON
Governor ana Comma snder. In Chief
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The Latest News.

SATURDAY MORNING, July IL, 1893.
Prisones fron Pov. Huf'oa Expected at Nesc Orieans-
State of the Hosptal-- General Shenan's Ham, DC
II was generally understood last evening that the
prisoners taken at Port Hudson would paroled
brought to the city, all the available transportation
having been ordered up the river for that purpose
The steamer Zephyr arrived from up the river last
evening sho reports having been nred she rassed
tho batteries, but not hn Other boats are expected
down to-day.
The wounded men In this city doing well. and now
that Port Hudson has fallen supposed that list will
be allowed 70 bo published.
General Sherman we He has been out on crutchcs,
and win leave for the North probably on board tho
steamer Columbia, TO sail on the 10th inst. General
Payne 10 also doing very well he will be considered well
In q week or two more.
The Unitod States steamers Pocahonas Itssca have
arrived since my Tho hitcr has been very
fl tho coast Of Texas in capturing destroying
blockade The former for repairs to her
machinery.
City matters usual, very dun. The weather con.
tinues hot . furnace and viii continue 20, suppose
Two months 70 como
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Rrigadier GcnerMl GabrIeI ii. Paul.

This distinguished officer, who enormously report.
cd killed at Gettysburg during tho rs days fight. Is
lying In that village, severely wounded. round
ball evidently from hunting rife, in hands sharp
shooter penetrated the right side OF the head the
temple and passing the brain, severed the optic
nerve and passed out through the left eye The wound
ugly and dangerous one; but tho phys only
look for recovery, but hope sight OF
or both eyes.
General Paul has long borne the character OF being OF
the meroriousocers OF the regular SERVICE Edu-
Gated cadet at the National Academy, his carly lie
and manhood gave ab Indant proof Of his ability, hde
ty and valor white the fields or Mexico and various
DIAN campaigns ailord rare examples OF his personal
bravery.
Among many other qualties he possesses great per
lection the virtue temperance having in his
Ii used either tobacco rtoxicatng drinks As tao
tican he has practical superior, and his $ dlerly
bearing and always for him the re-
spect and confidence OF those under his command
IL is not little renarkanle thit promotion in his
should have been 80 tardy. viii Interiors less note
nave been placed IN positions far above him. HIS pre-
sent commissi dates IN April o this year, when IN
justice should date from september Of last year. But
now IL til" time tor the government 10 reciv the whole,
by placing in his hand major generals commission No
one deserves II mre-no one would ire II better. A
division army corps under his direction would
well handled p ery lred Tor. The Missouri dec
Cation should see that her mertorons should be
General Gabriel Reue Paul was born In st. Louis NO.
and at the age OF sixteen was appointed cadet
Unitedstates Military Academy at West Point in 1880
He graduated In 1884 and waS appointed evct second
lieutenant IN the seventh United infantry He was
promoted second lieutenant ia 1885, first lieutenant
1885, assistant conm sary OF subsistence In ls3s and
captain In lS46. In the war with Mexico he dis
tingushed at Cerro Gordo and Conreras and gallant
conduct whle leading the storminR party Capuepcc
WIS brevetcd major. September l3 1s47 IN 1S49 so he
In person captured the notorious bandit and robber
aval near Brownsville Texas. In the Utah camraigu he
selected FOR important detached nst hos
tile Indians and cntrus cd with large command ia the
hed In lS6l-62 he served, with the OF colonel
volunteers, under General sanby, In the Sew Mexico
campaign and in the fail OF 1852 he is found the
tonal capital assisting In its de ence. Here he was ap
pointed brigader general. and such Frcde
rcksb rg and tn nceliorsvie. His gaantry Gcttys
burg is everywhere acknowl edged, and for be will
doubtless soon be promoted.
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tho SINAI, and military stores OF every description
have fallen INTO hands. x,,.
Ihus Mississippi river is opened, and the 'ast 1lo
raltsr this deparlm has yeiaeo W our
:.
Oe hundred guns were ared this city, BY order o.
General Emory, la honor of the victory.
Tho following dcspltch Is from one OF our cosres-
poL6euis lne neids--
EDITOR on TIE ERA. .
PKfoRK PoRr HUDSON, July $50 A. ~
Port Hud on has falienl Al two clock this morning
mar az sounded from the fort and on beng replied
To- inquiry made ab,u the news from vicxsourg
tu i Ing assured that II bad fallen General Gardner
pr, ~ ed surrender TO day.
we entered the p zee at twelve NJ
The Glorious has filed the army with the widest
enthusiasm.
Full IA. tcuhrs will follow at
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Defence of the CITY ofNevv Orleans.
STATE or LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

NEW ORIEANs. June 70, 1868. !
GENERAL ORDERS-NO. 26.
To supply temper ry tho places of those who have
been hereafter be ied to-other and dis
ant feds OF duty brigade Of Louisiana volunteers will
be Immediately RAISE for special in the defence
OF the city OF New Orleans The OF service will be
for sixty days unless discharged The brigade
will consist Of not less than four regiments and will he
raised, uniformed, armed and equipped In accord.
ance with the laws and regulatons governing the Army
OF the United States. The Military Governor Louisiana
ing the defenccs OF New Orleans command Of this
brigade, appeals IN the Union tzens New Orleans
rally In defence of their homes their beloved city and OF
tha. sacred flag and glorious Union TO which they have
voluntarily and soemny vowed their fidelity and allie
glance.
Persons desirous 10 raise anes TO this brigade
obtain enlistment rolls aud the necessary forms and
instructions OF Captain j. 4. Miller, Assistant Adjutant
General aud sterDg officer at No 49, In the City
Hall. Companies Of not less than eighy viii be
medaely ted and mustered the service
United States r tie special service designated
line officers eecte by them, n found be suitable aud
competent vii be commissioned
BY order OF Brig. Gee. q. +. SHEPLEY,
Military Governor Of Louisiana.
JAMES r. MfIE A..A g.
Brgadier &c o nj Emory In commlnd of tho dcfences
OF New Orleans, issued the annexed order
HEADorARrERs nErEScEs New ORfKSSs
NEw ORLEANS July q. 1853
So much OF General Order No. Is prohibits pcacea
bic cizeas from being cut after nine O'Clock 2. d. is
hereby rcscndcd provided that they not PARTIES Of
more than three.
BY command OF Brigadicr General EMORY
W. d. SAITH, Lieut.. Colonel, A. A. A. G.
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company OF Philadelphia police. sent 70 Harrisburg
during tho emergency returned home this morning
They rted through the streets by tho whole
body Of police. fully armed . military regiment
Their ovolulons proved acquaintance with military
tactcs that will their efficiency in any emeF
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Captain Shtpley's Promotion.
IErOm tho New Orlaans Era Iulv IL

Captain A. " Shipey, of the United states army. and
who is well and favoraby known in this department. has,
happy 10 announce been appointed brgndier
general volunteers by Gen Emory sub ect the ap-
prova Of the General Commanding the department and
Of the President OF the United States 6c Shp,ey
been assigned to duty tho rght bank &c the river
has already entered upon the discharge Of his duties
He has been connected with the Qu,rtcrmasters Dc
partnept in this city Tor the last few months and has
ared the respect and esteem the public his prompt
attention to business He has honorable position
by merit he having been promoted from the of the
regular army for mertorious services In appointing
him his present position General Emory has honored
n worthy soldier and doubt MT he will perform his
duties in very satisfactory and credtable manner
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The Queen of Prussia. upon her awival N Enxa ste
w. was observes " weir . somewhat meianchnlv oass
and ap,eued ags bal rsrdly ept oyer s~s s,rr1
nsr sieit ~ ~ Daud IN lo6s 10 be rsos. AZ u,e
marriage G. tho Pr 10, - koyA
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Rejoiciuss at Boston.

Boston. July Is, 1o63
One hundred guns were fred IN Cambrde "a. day ia
honor Of the fall Of Port Hudson
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

victory Port Hudson ana vicksburg-
Grand Torshlighs Prceession-Union
mcn, Attenttoni
From the New Orleans Era July Ill
grand torchght procession wNi take place this -
turNayl evening, at eight O'Clock presisey IL win form
IN Canal street, with the right resipg S. Chares and
win march under the direction Of the maxshais
Union mon u New Orleans. the dag tht saw the Mis-
esspp river opened was the brightest day In tho history
OF this war Turn out and help swell the grnnd
army that win celebrate THIS splendid victory IIlsmI-
nate your houses, bud bonorcs froul Of ysur doers
and ies the world know thai New Orleans recsccs in -
success Of our arms
Let cvsry man bring with hsm . torch or rum,uased
balloon or motto.
Lss ,hh day be given Joy Close your places of pos
and celebrate the redemption Of the from
treason and rebellion.
& BROwER, WILLIAM HARrp
j. A. NOBLE JupGf suNTSrP1N.
n. PERRY, JAMES JACKSON
wR CRANE, z GETCHEiJ
y. HkA1H, n. l. BROWN
J. A. SULLIVAN, WARRFN
ia, gentlemen whose appended 70 the shovc
cs requested 10 meet st Lyceum NAH THE nsrnsps
ton ocloct precisely " mako uraug cmssSs FOR ths
celebration.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CEATFyrNG AID RENARRA BILE rNTELLrGRNCE-
VI T.rrc - business who has the
the ai,os universal to take advantage OF the
prhI condition of atns high and that 10
Nr THOMAS X AGNEW. ih- eNtensis a Wholesale and
t dea I'M groceries, 20, Greenwich street. lie
unues 10 unaersei ali his trade and his stock
usual IA choice fresh aud attractive Fal ies by dealing
with him. VIII ind The expenses o housekeeping greatly
duccl
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Five Thousand Five Hundred Prison.
trs, Fifty Pieces Of Artillery
and six Thousand Stand Of
Small Arms Captured.
Death Of Commander lbner Reed, United
States Navy.
Advance OF Our Army On Bra
shear City,
he Gc., &c,

BY the arrival cf the steamship Locust Point at this
port yesterday mornipg received from New Orleans
our special dispatches and newspaper es dated 70 the
llth OF July, tho day Of sailing.
Ropert Canncn. old and respected citizen Of New
Orleans. died the 7th Of July.
Nathaniel Hobbs or Boston, gunner OF tho flagship Ten
aessee recently died Of apoplexy
The British shp-ofwar Cygnet arrived at quarantine,
New Orleans, on the 7th Of July from Jamaica
The Locust Point has the following passenger list
Leutenxn,s Luke and Russell j. johnson and wife, A.
6. wour HI +. button, j. Krass and wife, A. Kcssen-
dr. +. s1very. G b. Clark f. Girard, E. Brulard, 9.
6wnpher. II. Crowell, j. Kidder, r. Levy, Major j. Fl.
Hermin A. Hosteil. MRS. NJ Damheeur, Mrs. O. A. Ham,
yad Lieut.. L. Pomroy Lieut. Mathews-and "a In the
steerage
correspondent in New Orle,ns furnishes the follow.
ng hRhy interesting and important report OF the
aral surrender OF the rebel stronghold Port Hudson
and the advance Of portion OF the Union army Bra
shear City
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secoad N. Y. .. v.
To day the funeral Colonel Huston or the Eighty.
second NJ T. g. ", who killed the late battle Of
Gettysburg, VIII take place from the City Hall. Tho
following IS The official programme
PROGRAMME or ARRAnGKAKSn FoR THE one.QuRs or TBu
LATE COLONEL JANIS HUSTON, OF THE EIGHTY -sEcoND
REihkSF n. ", FORMERLY REGIMENT NJ Y 9 n.
The Committee on National Ansirs the Common Can
Gil Of the city Of New York charged with making range
menls for the funeral ceremonies to be Observer M ma
ing the last tribute Of respect h tho remains o the gaan,
Colonel James Huston. fighfy second regiment New
York 'olaleers have decided urcn the following
The remains Of the decea sed soldier be laid In state
IN tho sovernors room in the City Hall from
A. N. on Saturday, 18th Instant until ocl OK p NJ
on Sunday the 10Th instant order that those OF
citizens es Of viewing the remains may have
poriunity u d ing 80.
o. the CITY Hall precisely at two O'Clock r. M VIII DO IN
the following ORDER.
Hsarse /
Tho following gentlemen have been selected 10 act a.
PAIL BRARERs-
Brig. Gen. ]. y. Meagher, Daniel Moran,
Adlutant John Mckeon, Joseph Soria,
Capt. John Kennedy, Michael Goodwin,
Sheriff james Lynch, Stephen r. Russell,
Andrew l.. Byrne, Ex-sherif John Kelly,
John Boyle, Patrick c. Carey.
Immediate relatives Of the decreased.
0aicers Of the regular army
Officers " the First division N. S. NJ.
officers OF tho volunteer army.
omcers ana n'emoersVi - Enterprise Lodge No. &c.
Officers and members OF Manhattan Lodge No 489
+. and A. NJ. without regalia
The Mayor and Common Council In carriages preceded
BY the Sergeant at Arms.
Citizens generally.
The flags the City Hall other public buildings
will be displayed at nal mast during the day. and the
owners and lessees al pubic ami private buildings and
the and masters Of shipping IN the harbor re
quested 70 dis play their flags at hal from
until sunset ring the day.
The processi will form In front OF the City Hail. will
the vest the Park and proceed up Broad
way Eighth street, through Eighth the Third
Tenth street. the ferry at Of said Tenth
street. thence TO Calvary Cemetery, tho place OF
ment. TERENCE ARLEY,
PETER MITCHELL,
! JOHN 7. HENRY,
| l. A. BOOlE,
JOAN D. OriiWELL.,
I SOmmi.tce o. Board Of Aldermen.
WILLIAM JOYCE,
SAMUEL. WEBsTER,
JOHN MCCONNELL,
ALIEN. BRANDON,
JOHN g. HAVILAND.
Committee OF Board OF Councilmen.
the following has also been issued relative TO th,
matter
HEADQUARTERS, SECOND REGIMENT N. Y. s. N. G.
The officers and members OF the above regiment vii
assemble at their armory, corner OF Seventh
Hall place, this Sunday afternoon, O'Clock II
citizens Dress craze left for the purpose OF pay
ing the list tribute of the lamented and gal
snt Colonel James Huston, who died whilst leading hi
regiment at the battle OF Gettysburg. Pa BY order Of
JAMES BRADY, Captain Commanding.
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lYErTAM A CO.'S METALLIC IHsoLEs.
Nl READ THIS

WAsHiNGrON. d O., Sept. g. IB61
Mesars MFrrAM A Co -Gx~rs--You VIII pica e send
my address one pair OF your METALLIC INSoES have
used hem Tor than and truy thai
ther are . cure and presense Of Rheumatism com
mend ,hesn to the pubir Resp, ctfnilv,
EDMUND J. PORTER. Major. 3. A.
rricr ST. sent express Send for circular. oIcs <2s
Broadway.
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uood News gain-port Hadss "A un. wall.
ea-Uncond ttkonal Sarye0aar-C,,nsr nsrsl
Bamhs in Possesse0p - the Piare-Viye
Thowsard Pvfseners-Fifty fpesss or
Artillery aud All tsr SsnaN Arr ~
stores-rhs missisaippi River Open. &c.
IRON the Veg Orleans Nss, Jelly III
We have cfcis auhsritJ Or tss M N shs
capture cf Port Hsdson BY or forts. -
Uu Wednesday. the ssh instant, at two O'Clock p NJ,
General Gardner - rebel c9mnanaer, srrreudesed ua
ccadNiona1y TO MAJOR Gepe<sI'nnks.
To, rebel army was dr,wn pr a. the A!a st.cked
sfiss q General Banks tont ~ = q ! q. ~ ,,ace
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70 be the result OF his9 What rs the go8ernmen' uo
ana what win our people OF the North SAY ~hen they
OF such horrible atrocities having been COMMITTEE am
no from IT, but am at the same time n
favor Of hanging the spot every coundre even sus
raoted Of having assisted "a PEI poratng vilanous
outages and trust that the government win al once
order such punishment for any II tho miscreasts who
may be discovered. s tine that warfrc should
go both parties should play tho game ard
who could stand the lspgest.
To spanish war Steamer Pzsrso arrived piarantne
on saturday at from Havana having three of ye
low fever on board and instead Of being ordered
at once, to the mouth Of PassaOutrc she has been
permitted TO land her sick Al quarantine and remaia
there Nwas n this way the yellow fever was intro
duceA into gey West lst summer, ana 1t would net
prso in less than two weeks II makes appearau
IN This cry There b for permitting this vessel
10 remain n our waers she shoSld have beon ordered
away INSTANTLY.
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REFORMATION wASrRD-oP WILLIAM A'GIHNfs.
that went TO for Mr. Rtties carpenter on the
Piks County Railroad renniyaeM on sse s,h December,
Is62 mo- been heard Of Any In ormatiou IL
him would 10 thankfully rce,ved by hts vile and family.
Address 0arrvty No 300 Gold street. Brookbn- Peansyf
papers peasr copy
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NEW yoRK JULY ". ises THE orrTcgRs AND
IN mcnbers OF the Secoad regiment ~ v NJ u. ere H.
reced epor fc~ spccs duty ., the Es msnal Arro-J
Msndsy Juig 20 aI 4 scocE n. They ais, trerc -
aspear sssday the iash ins. a. the "a ire
aoBes with crspe on the en arm a. 1L clos 70
ttend The funeral q Co'cnei James Hus,on ~ ofdt -