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The soldiers vote for Chief Justice of Wis
consn, 81 far MS IS received, is overwhelmingly
in favor of Dixon, the Union candidate, who is
elected. The boys gave him $3.50 vorss to 956
for Cothren, his Democratic opponent.
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Critical Notices of The Press.

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NEW YoRx, April 10, A special dispatch to
the Herald from Washington says that Hon.
Robert j. Walker has gone to Europe on Official
business Tor the Government in connection with
extensive public loans. Harvey Sherman, one
of Col Bakers detectives was captured near
Drainsville by guerrlllas. Report says he was
hung.
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RI HERE will he Meeting for Examining and Licensing
TIE ch RS, the Schoo house in District No. near
Montpelier, Tuesday, May hih at s'ctock NJ
J. NEWTON PERRIN Sup't.
Berlin, April 10, 1868
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WASHINGTON, April Is. The steamer Bslti-
more arrived this morning from Fortress Mon
roe bringing further particulars of the affair on
the Nansemond river. The Mount w ashlngton
WAS lowed to Newport News, where she will be
repaired She received two shots in her boiler,
and several struck her engines. damaging them
considerably The wood work is pierced through
ana through One OF the Minnesota seamsn
were killed.
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n on es,ion ably the best sustained weekly
the kind in the World"
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A letter n the Sunday Herald from Norehead
city, announces that Gen. + ster succeeded IN
passing the rebel blocka e. in the steamer Es1
cort with the loss of the pilot, ono killed ard
several wountied The Escort was riddled by at
least so shots Gen. Foster arrived at Newbern
on the night of tn 10Th, and was Joyfully re-
ceived. ua. ags fa lreh si- e3ps #-fat
Gen. Negle is 10 N :wbern.
A Fredericksburg letter Of the l4th, to the
Richmond Wing. reports feh. at Kelley 8
Ford, IS miles above Fredericksburg, on that
day The cannonadiug was heard distinctly at
intervals Six Thousand Federal cavalry be-
longing to Stonepan 8 corps, made the effort t.
cross, su pported by a considerable body OF IN
faniry. - ,a
The same letter says, report says the Federal'
have been massing troops in the vicinity o.
United States Ford for several days. Yesterday
and to-day considerable bodies OF cavalry AND
considerable quantities of wagon trains have
been moving up the river .t
di,p patch from the army of the Potomac tc
the Herald, dated yesterday, says large 1orce
of the enemy has collected IN the vicinity OF the
fords Of the Rappahannock, although no at
temp, has been made to cross. a'..ao..
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BY ] TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.
T O'CLOCK A. M.
OCCUPATION OF G0RDONsVILLE NOT
gqfrgqC CONFIRMED. - .r,a-

WASHINGTON, April IS. Ramors have been
circulating hers during the last tweoty-four
hours that our forces have driven the enemy
from Gordonsville, bu- it is ascertaiued after in
quiry in the proper quarters that there is moth
quiet in front to-day.
Mosby's forces were in the nsighborhood of
Drainsville yesterday. tEEE
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SUFFOLK, VIA. FORTRESS MoNRoE, April H..
Yesterday afternoon the enemy drove back our
skrmlshers on the Summerton road, which ia
Gen Corcorans front, and opened on Fort I'm
ION with two pieces of ARTILLERY Our forts at
once replied to them and drove them back. Our
skrmishers on the South @ ay road drove the
enemy back some mi es from our line. Desert
ors say the enemy intend to make an attack this
week Guerrlllas provided about our TANKS yes
te-day, killing man, and cut the telegraph
wires, viii n were soon repaired. Both wires
between 5 Fl Tx and Norfolk are IN running o.
der, and amply guarded by cavalry patrols.
No letters are now allowed to be sent f'rward
by Gag of truce, except to prisoners Of war.
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FROM NICARAGUA.
The Telegraph from Virgin BAY 10 fh'
PaciiC-Thc Progrcs~ of thc Re'oi"'
tiou-Dentn OF zen. 4 hoIiorra.
cry.


Correspondence Of the Associated Press
VIRGIN BAY. NICARAGUA, Tuesday Aug. D. I'o',
The material for building the first portion Oh INC
teegraph line from Virgin Bay 10 tie Faclhc ocean uu
w., -, =, LorS mill fre 2;ti ult WhiCh day sus
pended the first wire ever raised for telegraph pun
in Central America except al Iii. 's 20 ', an
Al the opening Of the line hope 10 have the frfsaeh
and Government Of the heia'AC present 30 'i'' '"'
first messages may be gent by tine President
The war is almost over here. IrustWoIihH mtorha-
tOn is scarce / give you a. ir as iossihlc "hu' u
true. Gen. Bonela and the Nicaragua iloolS are IN
Honduras. CholCstaca Of Honduras Win ihe II ,n-
DURAN army and Natrucie are imposed 10 pe al inns
time operating against BarrIos Of san salvador. zen
Clom6rra one Of tie res ,utioraI! leaders nom 'ch
roCua vos recently killed near tie frontier of Honduras
He was IL command al force ~ the llme' ana
had lust made treaty with Gen boleAa OF Nicaragua
Bonela had Just dispatched counter with ihls lior
nation 10 Gen AatlueAe ii'i ne si"uu % , ut'aNh
Chomorra. but the courier Was too LATE ana ChVn" ra
was attacked and killed lie has many friends III inns
State and though enemy 10 she Goyernueuls hueA
deplorcd. g.,
Early in July Thomas the O., American with Sal.
yadorian brig under his command entered the port ~
Resleio took all the cash they bad III The oustcm House
and after remaining but ohuit time let carrying on
with him the Custom House officer and commander oi
the forces.
partment Of Gracias Honduras.
Gen MARTINEZ is very popular and lie next Congress
may make him President Tor life Al last accounts ne
II is reported that Dr.. Serur formerly Of Nieara-
qua hat laery OF san Miguel sai salvador mas beel
sent 10 tie nited States 20 raise force o. hnbscis
10 tich with him against the Central American Siaie,
Their landing in Nicaragua T. feared Negro emigration
is also unprecedented by the Government which "lA oP
pose II 10 the iul extent II its power
Business by the transi; route moves lilly. new
boats are budinc ard consider able energy is displayed
all over the route. The property 90 Tie cunpa! is ~
rresent in The lands of tie American Minister ana
will remain 80 until the 18th Oh October next az which
time the trouble between the Company ard tie GoVern-
Inent is TO be settled in the Cit! OF darlington ms
arrangement is looked upon equivalent 60 final SCI.
Element. o.. !,
The New-Y0rk passengers arrived here ii 90 CLOCK
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Gov. Seymour aud the Draft.

To the IdlfJr o. me y D iffbhhf.
The position Of our Executive in respect to
the presen, national effort is well illustrated by the
following facts On tie late drawing IN Schenectady
the Provost Marshal applied to his E1ceency for mill
tary aid 20 prevent disturbance "Nou should Obtain
the opinion Of the leading in your city as 10 It's ne
ees.ty~ was the reply WHO the leading chaIac-
ters 10 whom YOU would direct mer said the Marshal.
You should ask tie advice Of such Luke Dodge
and Col Fuller" said the Governor.
Now Of Luke Dodge We have nothing 10 say, except
that he is known be utterly opposed to TIE war, and
CHARGES All the blame 81 II upon the Republican party
and fl. North This Col Fuller. however, has very
recu Al record lie las Itey been appointed by Gov.
Sevro1r - a command boo the National Guard and
NAV therefore De called military man. What KIND
Of support tie country would receive rom nm III tne
pre-, NJ critical struggle o. what klnd d a!u he "oud
render I'm preventing disturbance al dfait. may ICE
Judged from the following facts when ne winter re-
late from personal knowledge: About TIE middle %
April after bidding good bye 10 c0nFaiescent sol
WHO had lust taken the carr 70 ION ms Tegl'
Inent on the Rappahaln0ck met this same
Lawyer or Colonel Fuller, and conversation
respecting the war. had known nm as an op
poser. We had conception Of bis exceeding ylru'
ience. We had been talking Of Col Peissner 0aie
Prof Pcissner whose brave death al Cha louisville oc
CURED about fortnight afterwafd Or .sat occasion
Lawyer Fuller Il cannot BRING mysel! u give any NH
tary title 20 such man declared with great vehemcnce
that be wished every army sent South 20 fight our
Southern brethren might be defeat a. and that be
most heartily toced in the repuie Of our iron clads in
the attack on Charleston" Other wishes. too he ut
tered equally vol@ respecting any man rom TIE North
who should take in this unholy war" bat 80 far
as can give the act words, the whole conversation
has been more d'cyly impressed upon tie memory by
reason OF events which soon OlOwcd-when there were
brought home 20 the brave dead whose martyr efforts
tlls malignant and cOwardy COppeThead lad 80 pre-
viousy mathematical.
Ims Is the man whom GOyernor Seymour appoints
10 h,lltary Office, thereby insulting the memory oi
every brave man who has given his life for his country
Inns 10 the man TO whom he refers The Marshal for adj
VIC. III icspect 10 the arrangements for protecting The
any doubt that lie own position In these respects il pre-
cisely that OF these. his Heading menY'
1t need only be added that tie name Of the writer II
these charges at any time when ke NAV demand IT,
A LOYALIsI.
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III Rock or Of the Old Thirteen Colonies, than to lave the
,ho world for one nation If was to be subject to the viii
n se.pot 1t is the quality Of the Goyernmen-i's freedom
which the people are interested and not the mere extent
It's territory We survive tie Ices Of land, but hot tie
loss Of liberty"
We most heartily indorae every word of the
above. But it puzzles u 20 conceive how one
who feels so justly can ever have zealously ad-
yocated the Annexation OF Texas. the War on
Mexico, the bullying Of Spain for the possession
of Cuba, and all the high-handed measures and
schemes whereby the area and power of Slavery
were extended at the expense of Human Lib
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FsIgs,.

cowpERTHWAI.r E-In DanbuIy Conn Clifford young
est son Of Geo r. Compartments IA the an year o. III
The fones will take p'ce Tuesday Aug 49, at O'Clock
T. .,
lion Of the lungs James T. Carter in the S6th year OF ms
His s'T Tcn,au. win be inferred 81 miburn N J.
FAIRCHUD-At Por Ri5hmoA d. staten Island on M Non,
frs y Wars Wade daaghta- 81 Jarvis VI. ard Mary l.
Fairchid aged months aud u aays, ~, D., nth.
FnnesI nom ,le pe.,u i9h iast at 10, a. IN Boats
from foot of Dey street, at ~
HAND-At Bridgeport. Conn, on Friday Aug H. o'p''
Joseph II. Hand, aged 70 years.
New London and Greenport aprrs please copy
UhIGHT-In Brooslyn on Sa,uriay Aug IS Jane Hsigh,
eldest daughter the ate Benjamin HAgAI III me ga yea
The relative. and friends Of the family invited to attend her
funeral Trinity Chapel. kew-l ORR, on NeMtsGhy
neSt 18Th inst at O'Clock p me- without igIlNef i"'la
HOOyER-On Sunday Aug 10, Louise Belts infant 1lugh'
ter Of Joseph b and Aimy NJ Hoover
The friends Of the family are attend the funeral this
TUESDAY afternoon at O'Clock rom her ia'e su'n
avenue audubon Park
HARfThe funeral Of the Iste Henry Hart will take place
from the Noosor-.tr synagogue between Spring ana
Prince streets on Wednesday 18Th inst a, pm TO winch
his relatives and friends are invited 70 t"nd without
notice
MooNEY-Danel Mooney Of Points Pa, County Armagh
ireland the venerable fliter Of ,he Ry Father sioohy
Pastor Of ~ Bridets Church aged g. Yeas died after
nj. remains Viii be ias ron HI. ate rc.drnce 10 10 finh
street. wednesday morning the lHh ~ a ciok
up rthc repo.e hs on The relatives and friend. Of
tie f-v are respectfully invited 10 attend without iurhr
notice The members Of ~ Brdsets Benevolent Soc''y
ar also respectfully requested % meet IN - bnd2f
CHAPEL with their dis az O'Clock 20 aitend the nh"t
POLLOCK-On Monday Aug II. 1903 Elizabeth Pollock
aged l3 wears and months.
Her funeral We ake place "Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock from the residence OF her father John n romeo
No go Bloomfield street. HOboken. lie renins VIZ oe
Inferred In orceuw GOD Cemetery The friends and leaye'
Of fhe family respectfully invited.
sCHENCK-At hi. residence IN Newark. y J.. on sunday
A. kfsI-
Funrr .rvccs win be hold in Trinity Church Newark On
Iue.dav the 18Th inst. A. p.
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FROM san rRaNCssCO.
New Gold Nincs-ProiiGc supply of Fruits
and Vegetables.
SAN FEANcIsco. saturday Aug. Is. y

san FEANcIslO. aalDday. aug. 10 Tub
Accounts come VIA Los Angeles Of the dis
coyery Of very rich ard extensive sod mine gon in
The san Francisco Mountains lying east Of the Colorado
River The Ia Pas and other recently formed mining
companies on the Colorado have been deserted for new
mines Tie latter are described - new California.
There Is a general complaint among tie growers OF
vegetables and fruit the supply being greatly ID excess
Of the demand Basket. Of puns ald lent peaches
are sold for about pound which viii scarcely
pay the cost Of gathering and sending TO market
Every day large quantities Of fruits and vegetables are
thrown away fol want Of buyers.
Sailed 18th inst ship Golden Gate pe.aao, CaIao.
and 18th slip TriumIhant Field for do.
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,IniI. Close nj The Po,t-omcc.
Trn,clrr-' Guide.

~, ia i Ina lli D. l sunday .......... 3 - . "a.
IT, albany ~ Hsr..n. Il h .st4st sri il 7r~. in. o.
Io Ho.ton by Nrs London line. Peg 80 y T.
~fn.. r.t.n Aur Pier Dr. s. H.. end tal River
iin PsfI n dsily SUNDAY e1,-l, ~ii....... p m.
g-tt.t sad .,i ss, ........8 q in and .. aud p
IT, Boston boy Sew Haven Hli. s1h - and I'D.
,s Sion, Lirr.......-.ill auI o. ui s.niiy 70.
10 Eufho hy knr Hli foot 81 Chamber
r. Plinirnila by N-w jersey Nui. .Dad loot u
'c'-.,l.-ii ~, : ioa o.. ic7i lii 3. m. sIudy =
10 lI. .a.i.' fula by Camden aud Amboy htlr"ad
Pier a Il foot 90 Barclay Il. ..-..--..h H. "a = n
10 Na.u.. .fon By S,s I.I.Hy kk. :, ll a Ht
,nI - aHl fli m foot H. toIrtaud g. sunday 3. T. Pa
4, fi.. VT 10 G,ut... Railroad oi "" Jria.y.
l0f Of Count audit and ga 3D. - u...... nd r "a
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UsIos CONFERENCE.-The Hon. Eebert r.

UNION CONFERENCE.-The Hon. Egbert r.
Smith, Dem. Of Suffolk, has been chosen Delegate 10
the Union Convention at Syracuse by tie Union War
Democrats Of the lid Assembly District He was in the
State Convention that nominated Breckenridge but
upon the first Of the Rebels he took his stand
with the friends Of the Union. lie was in College
with Brecknridge Schnabe Frank Blair. Tnford BOYLE
and Preston. aud is one Of the best Union men in
the county
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The newspapers, il seems, were somewhat
sold by the report Of naval fight Of the Maine coast
Dr. Crabtroc d tbs city writes 10 The Pres that be-
vitues,ed the affair and al there Was oft BE- this. Tie
United States gunboai Montgomery was practciuf her
guns and fired q IN an hour and quarter There was
no Rebel craft about unfortunately. Hart. Courant
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Tug DRAFT IL Drafting va,
resumed IL Hartford County on Saturday ana pro
ceeded without the least excitement The numbers
drawn were as follows: Rocky Hill % Berlin, 30
WethersGeid y Southingion, 70; Pennington a..
Seven towns Of The county remain and The dram VIII
take place in them on the 2lst and &5th int
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ELL PROM A STA

FELL PROM a STAGE.-Last evening, Thomas
Cniu residing 1T the Of ftciA street and Ninth
avenue fen from the roof Of a Ninih-nenue stage a,
the corner Of Broadway and Morris street and was &c
riousy injured. He was taken 10 the City Hospital by
Officer NcGoyern Of the Twenty seventh Precinct
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KgxrrcKY GrnKRx AroRAL ELEcToN.-

Hon Charles 4. ickhhe has published thc following
card ia Kentucky papers pTobabl! a. preIule 10 co"
testing tie election Of bis opponent BIan.ciie.
Some friend TO- each county viii iuros" O. 1l stat
rau Of al tine cs which occurred ~ TIE several place. -
voting a, te elect ~hicl prevented i'" and iu o.
ec.@ # the .eciiy. ffanee by ctens Who were entitled
70 vote Inject to ny Te.idsnce. Baid.ton h{,,,t,
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fiAEsElE -.

cr--, 'MAN-ELLERY-On Saturday. Aug. - by the Rev
H., g. blanchard Edward q. Cushrlan 20 Lucy daugh
49, -, ieO. H. Elery of Brooklyn. No cards
nv ia YANT-At Meudham. y. j. by the Rev VIM II
l. Day Prirriral ~ Men hain Institute 20 Mis-
pai.3 & 9ryau, daughter Of 5 o. Bryant ESQ, o. the
iart.
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The INTERVIEW BETWEEN RoSEcRAsS AM

Il
VALLAypIGHAs The Dayton ohio Journal relates The
following apropos Of Vallandighom:
When Vallauiighain arrived al Murireesboro Gen.
Rosocrans went to see Inn. i wanted 10 sec you
sad the General wanted 10 YOU Nnllandieham.
~ see whether you had rnscils face. Then changing
the subject rather hhruptly-and bringing Gown the
forcfugsr Of ms right hand in that raper-like style
which IL conspicuous feature 81 ny gratcahuoh Mheh
he /. I'm terrible earnest-lc said Nnandighan don
you coroe hack here If-yOu-dO-N allandig ham-lH
Lc d-d-aId may God forgive ne Tor TIE oppression
IN he id If don't h0RR YOU People VIII be pleased
10 remember that the General says lie never b'ds'
pheInes but he sometimes sueafs.
Col. b. l.. Bell, Of the regular army, dlcd al
Baltimore on Saturday night at his residence ~ Mc' i
mgh street after i've In"hhh luh'ts ii"in o' "s'
eufcebcd constitution caused by hard services. hr
vas the oldest cavalry colonel IN the service ana Was
through al the Florida ard Mexican wars ahu N"5
twice breyottcd for gallant services ~ n,'
also been In other Indian wars he punt an w
forts from the western borders 81 lcAhs y" INC
Pacific and was commanding officer III 'hhioI
MIA after its annexation to the hled Sl@lC.' nc
served two wears a NancOuycrs Island hnd "lteI ti
rrb.lbon broke out ordered 10 BhItllhoi'' "nu
cted there AZ mastering officer. He was subsequently
infeehlcd health lie Was aged %. and leaves WAC
aud several SONS Of whom are III thc thl"h "hu
one in the Southern army He also leaves some
dau ghters.
TuE DIPFEREYCE.-M Sawyer ana hei
cbudren recently went under flag Of truce TO hlch
rnond 10 see the husband and iahcr cohneinHou ~ w
hung an AZ couut of the shooting 81 SPY by "iu'T 4"
90 prrrsjdc They were hcartlcssly refused hdIls
.iou To The prison Last Wednesday evening paDy u
Mrs Cunningham tie wife oi a Erpei PIls"n'I ui
Camp Morton fell from window al ihui1h'Iolis ''io
WAS Killed Gen Wilcox Immediately sent Tor hef hua
hand and father and parolcd him I'LL the next dy noon
Thai he might comfort the beTeayc1 mother ana a'Whc
| the funeral vi the eLIId.