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THE 90, 000,GGO ORDINANCE ENJoINED-It is
rumored in the City Hall that the Attorney
General has obtained an Injunction restraining
corporate seal, or otherwise exercising any
authority tor the issuing of S3,0D0,DU0 of stock
under the ordinance recently passed by the
Common Council over the veto of his honor tn 3
Mayor.
The papers had not been served upon the
Comptroller when this report left the Hall, but
there can be no doubt as to the order having
been made, although the name of the Judge who
granted 1t was not ascertained.-N. y. Com.
AdrerfiSer
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FIGHTING AT PORT AU PLATTE.
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-The steamer Plan
tagenet, from Port au Prince on the 7th inst,
has arrived.
News has been received from Port au Platte
to the 9Th instant to the effect that two Spanish
1rigates bombarded Port au Platte, and nearly
destroyed the place, killing large number Of
inhabitants.
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WASHINGTON ARSENAL.

Capt Eenton has been ordered to the COM
mand Of Washington Arsenal, in place of Col
Ramsey. This is an excellent appointments
and while regret will be felt in parting with
an officer held in so much esteem as Col. Ram.
sey, a successor more satisfactory than Capt
Benton could not we'll be found.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ANOTHER DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN
BUFFALO. NEW YORK

BUFFALO, Sept. 15.-The building known as
the Old Chequered Warehouse, corner Of
Water street and Prime Slip, was burned last
night. The fire comm unicated to the ware
houses across Prime Slip. One east from the
Chequered Building was also burned.
The total loss is estimated at $4,000. The
fire is supposed to have been the work of az
incendiary. Two persons were arrested near
the scene Of the confia!ration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-15

RETIREMENT OF GENERAL RIPLEY,
General Ripley, Chief of Ordnance, has been
placed on the retired list, and Colonel Ramsey,
of the Washington Arsenal, has been tempo
rarly appointed 20 fill his place.
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~Maine's credit Is good. She advertised
for loan Of S475,00o, and bids for 1t came IN
to s1o,oOo, COO, the premium offered being almost
ten per cent She has also increased her credit
to yet bigger premium by the handsome man.
rer in which she nicked Copperheadism at the
Yesterdays election.
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PsRsoHAL.-Among the callers q: ths State
Department yesterday, was Capt. Boleslaw-
sky, O the Russian Engineers.
4. MePherson, Esq, Deputy Commissioner
OF 1nternal Revenue, returned to the city last
evening and resumed the duties of his position
this morning.
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PRIZE MONEY

We understand that the prize commissioners
of this port are making out their report, and
that the prize money that has come to their
hands will soon be ready for distribution. This
will be good news for the officers and men of
the Potomac f1otilla, to whom most of the prizes
under the jurisdiction OF the commissioners
have been credited.
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MILL FOB RENr-rh.t large and oommoaiou

MILL FOB RENT-That large and commodious
,.s h MILL formerly known "Piercs's," now
two miles and . half from Wsshinston. 49,
FOR PIC MOS.
That desirable location may also be had for Pic
Mics during this month. It may be remembered
by many the merry times enjoyed Of the Oid NM
some years since, when idle.
COUNTRY LOTS FOR SALE
LOTS on Broad Branch. and others near Crysts'
eYrinss from I, e g Ssres e suit parch asers.
situated on 9th street, between n and n. No a;9 .
~ For further information apply 1t !" Glover.
dale.n on Book Greek; or address throush the
-. PIERoE SHoEMAKER.
se N-9t- as Care OF y. n Orms
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HThe Louisville Journal says: 1--WE have
reason to know that, according to the present
programme, Mobile is to be speedily attacked or at
least Invested. We attach no importance to the
teleeraphic rumor that the enterprise has been
Abandoned" 90 sesss so. s,x.-- ssa.
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LIEUT.. Col. DREW, Of the Cd District Regi.
ment, VINO has been on duty at Forrest Hall
Prison, in Georgetown, has been ordered to
report tc his regiment, and Capt. ID. w. q.
James, Unassigned Pennsylvania volunteers,
appointed in his stead.
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THE BOND (of S10,OO0) requisite to the issue of
the temporary injunction against the sale of the
Washington and Alexandria Railroad, was
given this morning by Alexander Hay, Esq,
President of the road; q. NJ Alexander and
John Van Riswick being the securities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-15

NATIONAL LoAN.-Srbscriptions to the Ma
tional (s.2O) Loan at the Office OF Jay Cooke &c
Co., have amounted, since our last report, to
e. l33,aOo. a. ass
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NAVAL CAPTURE.

The commander Of the U. S. steamer Sun.
flow er reports the capture of the rebel schooner
Gen. Worth, from Havana bound to Noble,
with general cargo.
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ARRIVED

One hundred and forty-seven quartermas-
tsrs men from Philadelphia, and 1OS drafted
men nom Camp Copeland, Pittsburg, arrived
Yesterday.
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FOUND DEowNKD.-The body of colored
msn, which was very much dishgured, was
found this morning at the foot Of South Capitol
street. The coroner will hold an inquest to-
day. It Is supposed that II is the body OF
man who fell from barge near the Arsenal
some ten DAYS since,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-15

HORSE FOR 6AL1.-A good buggy and saddle
H HORS1 (eevsn PEARS old. warFsnted -
sound } will be sold cheap, % the owner ~ IN
no further usa for him. Inquire &C tho
ooSner Of 18th and II strestA e I9-ats
CL0THING, Of All descri ptions, at remarkably
~ low prices, at SMITH ESQ seyspth q, 5yN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-15

/ L. KIDWELL Would REsplCTFULLY
y inform his friends and the pu bic, that he has
just received splendid assortment of Wall Papers,
pagers gold at the lon est cash prices Paper hung
IL the city or country in the beet style by expert
street Ear 9Th. ga nIw~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-15

NEW YORK RATls-3 CLOCK r. y.
Coupon 6's, 1881, 106k; $685. 1O6x; New
Certificates Of Indebtedness, 99xa99K; Gold.
1917; Erie R.R., 1G3x; Chicago and Rock
Island, 10sk; Michigan Southern, s5k; Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago, 79k; Alton
and Tsrrahauta, 50; Milwaukee and Prairie
du Chen, 20. Stocks steady.
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ieB THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
By SREns WILLIAMs, ,Austion: eE;s; :,

a VJdVr nMIE " TkAUT W LAND -
ACRES, WITH THE IMPR0vEMsAfs.-0n TH URSDAX,
the LIST day Of October next. ut o'clock p. N we
ated between the Rockville PIKE and Rock Creek.
two miles from Tenualyto own and about hvs and 3
Ninety aerss Of Land, in high cniti1s,ion-is kisf
and very healthy, and in the nsighborhood efe1csl
81 the above cities. It has on Il an abundance Of
woSd and nne water 4 good Dwelling House. barn
corn, stable for Fix horses.
: The above farm . Immediately Opposite the
The premises win be shown ct any time before
the dss OF sale By calling on the owner on the
.TsEms: One third sssh balance in six, twelve.
eighteen, end WENT four mouths. the purchAssr
iutsrsst from day Of sals.s CO. . -
asis $50 a. .as Rf LIN 2 WfILIA rs, Auets
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POsTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF WEATHER
GRAND EXCURSION TO aLyMow

UHdNO EACUHDIVN q UL fMUNT.
The steamer YOUNG AMERICA, Capt. Il. s.
Talbot will make an Excursion
to the abeys be.utiful Grove on SlAS
T a, Sept. nth leaving It'll ssEz1zz7 !.
O'Clock .. m. A Brass and string Band viii &C.
company the k1cursion. A suHieisnt military
order Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and lady.
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AkRRsT AND DELIVERY OF RoBBRRs.-Ias
Friday, the store OF Mr.. =. ID. Doian wa roooed
q g.n nv ~ Snd various articles OF clothing.
CLERK for Mr. Doan having suGdeafy ,s ssa Ara
1ne Ioooery, supicion rested upon him. e.
Braoy, bar.keeper for J. Corrigau, left a, the
SANE tune; and both were arrested in New
ard brought To this city. Brady had some Of
the clotnlng on his person; and the evidence
against McCarty being SUFFICIENT, he was sent
court for receiving stolen goods. McOarty an.
pealed to his father to become his BAIL hut the
father declined, with the remark that both he
and the boys mother had plead with him 10
renounce his bad company, but he refused: and
now that he he'd brought this trouble upon
himself, he mus endure the consequences
DEATH OF A WAsHINGToNIAN.-Mr.T hos.
Hines, Of this city, died yesterday in one OF the
hospitals near Gettysburg, where he was
wounded In the engagement near that place
known in the First Ward. Before the breaking
out OF the rebellion he was working in the
South, and was, on account of his Union seuti-
nent put In prison. and kept there some
months, but was at last taken out snd forced
INTO the Confederate service, in which he re.
ceiyed the wounds which caused his death.
his remains will be brought to this city FOR in
ASSAULTED By A CONDUCTOR AND DRIVER.
Yesterday afternoon, James Logan, residing
near the Navy Yard, got on car 81 and when
east of the Capitol difficulty occurred betwe
him and the conductor and driver, Jno Kalk
and VIM. Borman, growing out of the posi- tion
in which Logan was sitting. Several words
passed, and L. was ordered out, but did not at
once comply, when they assaulted him; one of
them, 1t Is alleged, using the handle Of the car
break, with which he struck Logan. They
were both arrested by officer Ke ating, and held
to bail for court by Justice Gull
FOUND DEowNED.-The body of q colored
msn, which was very much disfigured, was
found this morning at the foot Of South Capitol
street. The coroner will hold an inquest to-
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Washington Money Market-Latest Ous.
tationS.
Furnished by Lewis johnson & Co., Bank.
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HORSE sHOEING NOTICE,

The subscriber has taken the Shop formally &C.
eIpied by Thomas Mcguire, No. AIS Eighth st..
best materials and in the most Workman like
tanner Particular pains taken with uotting and
racing horses Veterinary Surgeon connected
Sc A-lmS D. W GAROJNHR
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ENOS & CO.'S CITY EXPRESS
FOR THE DELIVERY OF
GOODS, PACKAGES. AND BAGGAGE.
Throughout the City, GEORGETOWN and to the
Railroad, at
Low AND REG ULAR RATES
We check all baggage to be delivered at Railroad
EN0S co..
81 Louisiana Avenue, between 9Th and It'll streets
lb- Inn "'
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W (SlOl ten dollars per barrel.
". CORWIN BURGY,
Corner and lit a. and L and 9th sts
Iy THOMAS BOWLING. AuetiOnesr,

u,wo STORY g BSISK H6u n 2 AND 1or IN
TUESDAY AFTERNo0N next. October Sd 81, ats
Beatty & Hawkins addition 10 GEORGETOWN, 'front.'
ing IS feet ON the south side Of Second street
back ll2 feet to wide alley, and improy Id By
good two-story Brick Dwelling house.
Terms One third cssh; balance in G. H. and ID
months secured By deed Of trust on the property.
All conysy.noins Of the cost of the purchaser.
saIs TuoM A a pnwtrNn 40
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p, MAYoR's OFFICE, Sept. II, 1853.
Il ROPOSALS will be received at this off ce tn
II O'Clock on the 18th instant for grading Second
street west. from Virginia avenue to street south
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grazing. JAS. II. BIROH
Commissioner Seventh Ward
Joseph CROSS,
HUGH McCAFERY
sc ltd Assistant Commiss loners
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. My Customers win please accept my sincere
slowed upon me for the past Is months Tho New
Firm" will be mort happy to continue 70 supply
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. on the most reasonable
and accom- % odating terms JOS. J. MAY,
sos Pa. ave-, bet 9Th and 10th sts,
sel5-2t WASHINGTON ID q
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EIRsf.CLASs MAN COOK CAN BE HAD nv
u addressing A, At this Office. It,

4 AIDES AND CHILDREN'S GOODS.-Ladies'
II Congress-. Lace and Bamoral Caters; -
Misses Con gress and Lace Galteis; Chill.
dren's Buttoned and Lace Boots.
BURR L BROTHER,
Sc Is ST. 3S3 It'll IT., under Oorsey's Hotel.
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FIRST WARD STEAM OYSTER sALOoN.-The
subscriber would respectfully in-@
tort. .qsv his f lie and the public ssnN
Oyster Saloon formerly occupied by S~
Messrs. Harvey Co, where he will
keep cons family hand the best quality Of OYS.
TEkS, &c. Families suppied with fresh OYSTERS
In any quantity by leaving their orders.
Sc l5,lm* W. BRADLRY.
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Just received, so HORSES from the West, con.
sisting OF the finest Teams, Saddle and Carriage
Horsss; the be at matches ever Geen in this city
Call at the EulPs He I'd Stable corner Thirtesnth
AID bali street and Ohio ave.
pRTNH D..
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NOTICE
ALL Persons are hereby forwarned form deposit
ting any kind Of dirt ofa1 or manure on Fifteenth
street street west, from Penns,lv anis avenue to the
Canal, or on Equare 230. between and O streets
north, and Fourteenth and Fifteenth sire ats west
as the law will be enforced against all violations
WIN RU cHERFORD
Sc IA st Commissioner Dec ond Ward
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06
AGRICULTURAL.
Maple Sugar.

a correspondent of the ~ T., Farmer
says he has not not used milk or eggs to
false the scum Tin sugarins oA,'') for ten
years. He says:
We have a pan and arch expressly for
the purpose Of sugaring Off We take of
the syrup, strain It through fanneb and
boil it down as soon as possible, then turn
into tin or wooden vessels to cool. the nitre
will settle TO the bottom.
do not wish sugar-makers TO adopt a
new method on any ones Recommendation.
but try the experiment and judge for them
selves.
My reasons for prefering the above course
are these: we square up every nigh! and
save much labor. There is no danger of
burning our milk and eggs are put to bet
ter uses, and last, but not least, the quality
10 superior, as heating and cooling, as well
as long standing, affect the taste and color
of sugar.
A pan for sugaring Cd, will never need
scrapiug, if washed Immediately after using,
which should never be omitted.
There are many other matters connected
with sugaring that are of Importance. We
used 10 tap with too large an augur, there
by injuring the trees unnecessarily. / be-
lieve it has been proved that one-half inch
a - = l. a ~
ponds more on the depth than size of the
hole.
Sap and storage tubs should be painted
outside and in, not only to preserve them,
but to prevent the sap from sourirg.
The best kind of arch cave used is
made by putting in cast iron CRATES to lay
the wood on, in such manner that the
Goals will fall down ,hroesh."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06
VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS..
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


TRAINS GOING SourH EAsr.--Mail train leaves Rou.
SEES Point at so A. NJ. StAlbans at 6ls burlington
at 100 A. M connecting ut White River Junction with
raius and from Wells River ST. Juhnshury. Lteton,
and with Northern Railroad for Boston, Lowell, Worcester
Be conuec ting Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston aud with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield
New Haven and New York aving in New York at 10 10
PM
NIGHT EXPRESS leaves Ogdensburrh at 1900 NJ, Mon-
rea 345 p. NJ, kouse's Point at $40 z. AMI arriving
in Boston $40 A. NJ, connecting at Fellows Falls with
Cheshire Railroad for Boston and Worcester ard with Ne
mont Valley Railroad for Springfield New Haven and New
York, arriving in New York at 420 P. NJ.
Trains going North and Westsai train leaves Boston
at 80 via Lowell, Lawrence, fitchburgh. Leaves
Springfield at 40 A. NJ, Bellows Falls at IL 25 r. NJ
Meeting White niver junction with Northern Railroad
from Boston, and with passumpsc Railroad for and FROM
ST. Johnsbury and iteton arriving at Burlington at 10
Z. NJ and at Sc. Adams at Z. IS p. Nj and lodge.
NieHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at LIS r. NJ.
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley Raroad leaving
New York at 90 A. NJ and from Cheshire RAILROAD eas
ing Boston at 400 r. NJ connecting at White River june
ton with aie leaving Boston at 90 r. NJ via Lowell
500 r NJ via Lawrence. Leave White River Junction
II 40 NJ. arriving at Burlington at BIS NJ Rouses
Point at 80 A. NJ arrive At Montreal at 1879 A. NJ, and
ogdensburgh ut u 40 P NJ connecting with Grand Trunk
Trains for Detroit. Chicago and the West
New and beautiful sleeping attached to both the
night express trains running between Rouse Point
Boston, and between Ronses Point and Trey.
Through tickets for Chicago and the West for sale at the
principal stations q MERRILL supt.
st. Adams, Vt, Dec. 5, 1862. %
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06
Cheshire Railroad.

q UMMER ARRANG EMENT.-0n and after MONDAY
- May 20, 1862, Trains will run follows
MOVING EAsT--Leave
Bellows Falls at 80 NJ and IS r. NJ. Kenne at 30
A. NJ and IS r. Mand arrive Fitehtnrg AZ II 40 A.
aud 452 NJ; Boston 80 aud 40 Z. NJ; Worcester
at zoo and 100 p. NJ
MOVING wHsT.-Leave
BOSTON at 100 A. VI. and 90 p NJ; ri.chburgh at Al
A. NJ and $50 p NJ. Keene, IL % A. NJ. and IS q.
and rive at Bellows Fails at 1920 A. NJ and 9I5 r. NJ
Windsor IL" A. NJ. and lois p. NJ rutland 800 A. III
and III 40 p. NJ Burlington 90 p. VI.
Trains Connect as foYo,es.
Up trains at Bellows Falls With RuTLANDS BURLINGTON
RAILROAD for Rutland, Burlington, Montreal, ogdens
burgh, Albany, Troy Saratoga Springs Schenectady and
he West No change of between Boston aud Rutland
BY either train Lodge at Rutland arriving Burlington
800 next morning, &c
Also with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor Whit,
River junction, Huntington. ogiensburg Montreal ST
Jehnsbury, &c. via. VT CENTRAL, PAsSuMPsiC, and
VERMONT g. CANADA ROADS, &c. Both trains make
direct connection via VT CENTRAL r. for all points
north the last train up running direct through Windsor
X junction aud burlington by night train VI
r. r. arriving at Burlington 70 next morning. &c.
Doi0a Trans Connect at Fi,chbmgf
With Trains of Ritehburgh Worcester r. for
Norwich, Providence and New York City.
And Graton junction with of Worcester Nash
X for Nashua and Concord with Trains of STONY
Brook X. X. for Lowell, Lawrence &c.
b A CHAPLIN Superintendent
STEwAnr Gen. Ticket Agt.
Superintendent Office, Keere,S y. H., May % 1862.
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Important to the Aft lictt

NR. DOW continues to be consulted az his eft
~ and Endicott Street, Boston. on all diseases
PRIVATE or DELICATE NATURE
BY long course Of study and practical experienol
limited extent DR. D. has the qualification Of "a
the unfortunate with remedies that have never y
first introduced them, failed to cure the most alan
Of
GoNoRRaEA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath bis treatment, all the horrors OF venes
impure bioed, lmpotency, scrofuia G0norrhua
pain and distress in the regions of proeIsation Inf
Of the BLADDER and Kidneys. Uydroceie. Abcesses /
faghtfal Sweings, and the long train of horrible
attending this class of disease, are made 10 become
less US the simplest slings Of Chi a.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
DR. d. deyotesa great part Of his time TO the tre
those cases caused by secret and solitary habit
ius the body and mind, uniting the unfortunat, !
al for business society. Some Of the sad and u,
effects produced by early habits Of YOUTH are Wa L
the Back aud limbs, Dizziness of the head, Bimnes Il
Palpitation of the heart, Dyspepsia. Nervousness
meut OF the digestive functions symptoms of Cong
&c. The fearful effects on the mind are much 10 !
ed loss OF memory. confusion of ideas deprcsSia
Its, evil forcbodings, aversion Of society sefdstn
its. &c, are among the evils produced Such persoa
befre contemplating InatTinony. consult a ph
experience aud be at once restored TO health aud Il
Patients who wish to remain under DR. Dow's tn
few days or weeks, will be furnished with pleasss
and charges for board moderate Medicines sent Il a
OF the country, with full directions for use on r.es
seriptien ofgoar DR.. Dow. has also for sale A
Capottes, warranted the best preventive 0rdef u
Three Tor II, aud red stamp. l5.iiy
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06

SAP BEER.-I wish to ask through rour
paper if you know of good receipt for
making sap beer I? If so, please give it in
your paper soon, and oblige your humble
servant. NATHAN CUSHING, JR.
Wsodssock, ", Feb, 1868.
Remarks-In the Monthly Farmer for
May. 1858, page 247, Mr.. Thomas G. Hol-
brook, Of Manchester, has recipe as fol-
lows: " Take one pound of good hops, put
them in clean barrel, and take il to the
orchard; gil the barrel with sap and set it
away for use. In about two weeks it will
be fit for drinking, and will remain good
until June.-N E. Farmer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06

CONVICTIONS or NAPoLEoN---" know
men," said Napoleon at ST. Helena to Count
de Montholon, know men, and tell YOU
that Jesus is not a man The religion q
Christ is a mystery which subsists by its
own force, and proceeds from mind which
is not human mind. We find in it a
marked individuality, which originated a
train Of words and actions unknown before.
Jesus is not philosopher; for his proofs
are miracles. and from the first his disciples
adored him. Alexander, Caesar, Charlie
magne and myself founded empires but
on what foundation did we rest the creations
of our genius? Upon ferce. Jesus Christ
founded an empire upon love; and at this
hour millions of men would die for him
! die before my time, and my body will be
given back to the earth, food for worms.
Such is the fate Of him who has been called
the great Napoleon. What an abyss be-
tween my deep mystery and the eternal
kingdom of Christ which is proclaimed,
loved and adored, and is extending over the
whole earth I" Turning to Gen. Bertrand,
he emperor added, If you do not per-
.eive that Christ is Ged l did wrong TO APP
point you general"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06

HAS TO HOLD ITS NosE.-The North.
ern Copperheads are duly and fully appre.
ciated by the Richmond Enquirer. 1t thus
splits upon the poor creatures
If they repudiate the debt they have
contracted, and abandon the Government
they have established, recant views, and
pledges, and eat dirt, it is well we shall be
charmed; the movement will suit us per-
fectly ; and, although we shall not exactly
respect the actors in that affair, vet we shall
not be unwilling to trade with them-hoM-
ing orr noses hhle-- and to show them
all suitable civilities-but at a proper dis
lance.
The Enquirer further suggests that when
these " distinguished citizens come prowl-
ing about our lines, purpor,ing to be North
Western Commissioners, they arrest these
persons and send them on to General Win
der.
Otherwise, where is the use of Castle
Thund r"