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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, near Willards Hot

GROWERS THEATRE.
R1NNsYLVANIA AVENUE, near willard Hotel
LsonAsD 6aovsl.- .AAAAs1l
THIS EVENING.
First Appearance in Wask inston Of the Distin-
suishsd Young Actor, Mr.
J. WILKES BOOTH,
J. WILKES BOOTH,
who, suppertej by the Beautiful Favorite,
MIS- SUSAN DENIM,
the Popular and Gifted Young Actor,
, MR.. J. NJ. WARD,
and the entire excellent Dramatic COMPANY will
appear with his wonder full in pc son tion OF
RICHARD, DUKE OF GLosTER,
in Shakspeare's .reAt Military Play,
RICnARD III.
HCb ARD II.
Rich ard .............-.......J Wilkes Booth
queen Eiiz zabeth :. Susan Denim
Kinr Henry Ren Rovsr, msr
Monde, second night of Ar. BOOTH, and frst
time oi 'Ae MARBLE HEART.
~ Admission 50, Is. and rs cents.
WASHINGTON THEATRE.
CORNER ELEVENTH AND STREETS.
MAEAoERs-- ..-------. .aEssRs. 4AEDEG A Gossos
SfA9k g MARpRl
rREAsUR8R----. GEO. ". FARREH
THIS EVENING, April II,
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT
OF
MRS. JOHN WOOD
Great Success of
PO-CA-HON- -TAs,
which will he
REPEATED MIGHT
with
sLAsHER AND CRAsHER
Mr. JOHN T. RAYMOND
As SLASIIER
MRS. JOHN WOOD
AS POCAHONTAS.
MONDAY,
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CANTERBURY HALL.
LOUISIANA AV.. NEAR Sixth SrREuy.

THE FL Try COMBINATION!
In evidence OF Com biHRtion CT Stars the Eausi
of which can now here be found in the world
of amusement. observe this brilliant
list of names:
First week OF the Star Sisters
MILES AUGUSTA AND MARIE
Continued ngasement of
MISS JULIA MGRTIiER
MISS ERNSTIEE DE FaIBER
MISS KATE SOYER
MR.. GEO. X. EDES0N.
MONS. SIOLLOSY'S BALLET TROUPE
Of Ten Beautiful Ladies', in New Ballet
II. W. Egan,
Billy Emerson,
Barry j. Carter.
j. A. Willis,
and the Mammoth Com pnny viii appear to- mig hit
in
TREMEN BILLi
THE iRAB LAY!
The New Trick Pantomims entitled
THE GOLDEN AXE
New Songs, New Dances and New Acts.
Doors open at g.. O'Clock performance 7I
Admission Is cents Orchestra Arm Chairs 30
cents, Private Boxes (holding six,) 55.
GRAND MiTINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock,
For LADIES AND CHILDREN
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GREAT BILL
VARIETIES! vARtE

VARIETIES! vARiE TIES!
NATIONAL AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION
Fronting on Pa avenue and Ninth IT.
Proprle tors. Observation-Disclosures. HambIin S Co
stage MANAGER lanes Pilgrim
endorssd by the entir. Press, and universally ad.
mtted by the lar share of pu bile patronage he
slowed upon it to be the FIRST GLASS MUSIC
HALL of the Federal Metropolitan amusement
esta blis hmc mt conducted pan TO insure every
attraction available in this species of pu oil
tertainment. Every attention paid to the eornfor
and enjoyment Of its patrons. The management
confidently assert that the Brightest Stars of the
Mimic world now IN the concert hall profession
will continue to in rapid succossion at this
Standard Hall Of Ent tsnment
Mile Brignoh, Ada Laurent, J. C. W .llaca,
Dick Watkins, Ada Tesman. Helena Smith,
Mile Geraldine, Nellie Seymour, Addic Johnson, ,
Miss Birch. the Misses Whiting, Larry Toaley ,
James Pilgrim, Bob Hall, Purcell III rank Kerns, :,
W. Dulsney, snd our great Triple Company with
our cluster of Female Loyeliness-the Circle of
Beauty and Bower Of Grace.
OUR FASHIONABJE E MATINEE
for Ladies' and Children
EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. 1T o'cl'k
HARRY LESLIE, the Rope walker. Dancer and
Pantommist, and he Boneless Con tionist q
W PARKER. shertly appear
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TTSHIs Is TO NOTIFY SUTLERs OF THE
i army that am prepared to furnish at all tim es
and at short notices all kind OF WAGONS & O., an
pertaining to suffers. CHARLEt SLACK
Corner Of 10 hn and Cathedral sts
mar l4-em' Baltimore Nd
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o FlCIALs
CHIEF ASST QUARTERMAsTER's ORPIol, }
- Depot Of RaShington 213 G, corner 18th 81.

CHIEF ASST QUARTERMAsTER's ORRIol,)
~ Dspo. of Rashington 213 G, corner lsth ST..
WAsHINGToN, D. O., March Il, 1865.
With view to obtain on short notice nd on the
best terms such supplies for the of this Depart
ment BY purchase in the open market, as may be
required BY the exigenciss of the SERVICE and not
otl erwise provided for by estimate on the proper
officers of the Qaartermastsr's Department, all
dealers in Fuel, Stationery, Har lwars, Druss,
Lumber Of all escri Dtions, Leather, Paints Oils
Glass, Lanterns, Ships Storss and such ether sup
plies are known to be parchassd by the Quarter
masters Department, are hereby requested to fur
nsh this Office weekly with price lists of the articles
in their line, corrected according to tie huctua-
tioEs OF the market.
None other than those com plying with the above
advertisement will receive orders from this office
EDWARD HARTZ.
MIRA N-lm Captain and 4. Q. NJ. U.SA
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PERSONAL.

m NO IMPOSITION
lVIADAME ROSS, Doctress and Astrologist, was
born with q Dstural gift. she tells the past and
future-wss never known to fail. Cause speedy
marriages, brings together those long separated.
Cures all diseases; business strictly confidential.
No. 435 r street West between sth and 7th, near
the Patent ONCE. The only person that can show
q likeness OF future husband absent friend in
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| RRANCH eF P. TIERNAN & SON
II ESTaBLISEED 1890

IlRANCH tF P. TIERNAN & SON,
- ESTaBLISEED 1890.
GEORGE T. SMITH.
WINE MERCHANT AND PUREEYOR or
EOREiGh y IND DOMESTIC
PROVISIONS AND TABLE PERD UISITES
No. 51I SEVENTH STREET,
(ad3oning National Intellisencer Buildins)
Begs TO offer to connoisseurs in Wines and the
lovers OF good things generally ali the celeb rated
WINES, LIQUORS and articles of luxury i'm
ported by the old and we'll known house Of Messrs
p. TierDSn L Sop Baltimore.
My stock of CIGARS win be large and varied
selected under the immediate supervision of Messrs
TiernAn's agent in Havana.
I he department of GROCERIES will comprehend
all artie es of Fine Family 6 foods, well selected
and purchased at the io,rea rash market price.
GEO. 7. SMITH,
511 Seventh street adjoining
National Intelligencer Building.
N. B.-Goods delivered free in any part of this
city Or GeorsetoWn. lintsi] apt Stee
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
" WASHINGTON, January Is, 1868.
In consequence of the pressure of business at the
War Department, passes for citizens to visit the
Amy Of the Potomac will be given st the onIce OF
Lieut.. Col. CONRAD. 1872 Pennsylv anis avenue
above Nineteenth street.
Evening star., 1863-04-11

BOSWELL d WARMERS
ID CO l. II G
For ColeSiag the Hair 10 Beautiful B10wH axd
BkdfE.
Applied without wash or preparation viii, not
crisp the hair or Whisker. ise dye leaves i SOFT
adapted to ladies' use, whose hair is preInatursly
gray.
Guaranteed as represented. Try it
81 Wholesale and tail ut B0SW ELLIS MILL
TARY AND FANCY STORE. 302 street, near
18th, Sole Agent for Washington and the District.
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TO SUTLBRS AND PURVEYORS

ITO sUTLBRs AND puRvEYoRs
SMITH ORRISON,
No. 67 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Four Doors FROM SEVENTH STREET
offer for sale at rery oc prices large assortment OF
FINE GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS, WINES, LIQUORS. SUGARS,
FRUITS, &C.,
Packed in superior order No charge for package
or delivery to any part of the city.
Sd are proprietors of the we'll known brand OF
OLD CABINET WHISKY
SMITHS WILD CHERRY TONIC BITTERs.
The Trade Supplied on Favorable Ttrms.
~TRY Us.-A ap6-lm*
MOTH AMERICAN REVIEW, April, 1863 :
Msurns Hoptns Moral ssi:aes sy
s.Vs Wts Gr1ss on the
% sps '0' u fRxsck Ra iisn TAYL6R 6SRs'iH0ssi Agent.
WEST, NORTH AND SOUTHWEST.
OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS TAKEN Al
GOVERNMENT RATES.
The only p!a s to buy tickets is at the ticket Office
SsaSs: Ss,ss.s :, Is bsss's s.is
.as e ehs rSis dksass s
lings; have nothing to do with them but come ii.
r. W. EDMONDs,
mar 81 Passenger Agent B, & 0. r. X. Go.
NEW SINGING CLASS. Professor Alex. Wo-
New aps l9Sski Is forming snsng Glass by his
im%ediately md are wanted only few good ladies'
men who would like to Join that tne class, and an
liberal terms, can apply immediately at the Pro-
feseors residence and try their voice, Professor
residence is No. 45l Tenth street. between g and
p. M, daily. ap3 3-2w
RI0HARDsoN ON DOMESTIC FOWLS.
h. Bement on Poultry
Poultry.
Manual of Domestic Animals.
Baily on Fowls London.
Dickson and Moubray on Poultry: London
Brownies American Poultry Yard.
Doyle's Domestic Poultry: London.
APT - RRANoK TAYLOR.
TAR FOR eALa
IN Large or small suantiss, by
mar n-7v Corner 18th ut. and Vermont av
1000 ss1s. rgs. GaRss, ,s1Aa.,1.n e1D..
fer sale b. Hills 8 CAIRNS,
lA South Gay street,
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FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUB.

Berry dc.
The subscriber offers for sale, at his Nurseries on
lth street aid at Linnaan Hin a large stock -
Of FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES. -
Among the Fruit Trees are is, 900 unusually4
Gne PEACH TREES.
Also, DECIDUOUs and EVERGREEN TREES
of all sizes suitable for planting streets and lawns
In addition to the stock OF Trees. are Small
Fruits. consisting Of upwards Of -
$500 0URRANT BUSHES
Acc H:uEasqpi's sssalIps 4 s sSoosHB1RRY,
5000 0atawis. EveT, ,besrinx RASPBERRY.
4.e0O Concord GRAPE VINES,
$1,000 Wilson's Albany STRAWBERRY.
Circulars of small fruits, with names and prices
car be had on application through the Post Once
The cars OF the Passenger Railway Company run
past the Nursery ON th street constantly throu gh
he day. - u.
ap 2-so2w JOSHUA PIERCE.
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-6n ARGAINS-BARGAINS! -asr
1T S " D S II 0 E 81 &y
~, CHEAPER THAN EVER, "a,
l.. HEILBRUN CO.,
500 SEW ENTH STREET,
Under Odd Fellolrs' Hall
have Just opened the and best stock
OF fashionable Ladies' and Misses Lasting and
Morocco BALMOKALS,- CATERS BOOTS and
SLIPPERS Mems and Boys Sewsd and Pegged
BOOTS, CATERS, TIES and PUMPS-which will
be Hold at astonishing low prices.
Call and see. No charge for showing goods.
L. HEILBRUN Il CO.,
ap3lm- SOC Seventh st., betw. d and r.
Evening star., 1863-04-11

TEAMsHIP GREAT EAsT1RN.
FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL. 4HE4&
CRIT R1ss sIkssFElE hhsTERN,
WALTER PATTON Commander,
WILL BE DISPATCHED
IRON LIVERPOOL, FROM NEW YORK,
4as.ssyy s4stsrsfsy g TsssESSsy jnasy
each Bss. S,t,S from to
STATE y. haSns ths ssms
privileges in the e. Saloons in regard to meals and
be engaged by special asreemens. M % ' 'A'1''' may
Excursion Tickets out and back, in the lat Cabin
Sny yhas sas and children
sfooSD g ssom ssrtAs, meals
TRIED .intermediste State Rooms, pas :"
sengers found with beds bedding, table utan-
srEEiAaE, I With a superior acco@nodati @ tic ms rs
All fares payable in Gold, or its equivalent in o.
Each passenger allowed twenty cubic feet of
luggage An experiences, ed, Surgeon @ on boa boa,d @1a;,v
a. the Psirssf as sp8BRyo
FHT ssh, ag to ss9sst Nsp
ID BANKERS,
223 PENNA. Av., OPPOSITE WILLARDs,
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
WILL Buy AND SELL
GOLD AND SILVER, UNCURRlNT Monty,
VIRGINIA AND OTHER
SOU UTHERN BANK NOTES,
DEMAND AND Z $40 TREASURY NOTES
and all other
GOVERNMENT sECURITIHs,
DRAFTS ON THE MOB q In sHERN CITIES AND
Navy and Army Checks AID QuArtermasters'
Vouchers Casbsd
COLLECTIONS made rn the most liberal terms
Bonds, stocks and Geld bought and sold on usual
commissions
Deposits received. mar 2l-lm
DIAHY.
gHon AAAos 4, 1851, 70 xovBnBBa u, lol1.
H
ADAM 6UR0W6KI.
H1lLPRIN6 Bookstore,
AaHS 0%4 Pa avenus,
Evening star., 1863-04-11

BOhDENTOwN. N. J.
ware River, 80 miles north Of Phladelphia. It has
been In successful operation for more than ten
tons Of learning in the country
Special attention is paid to the Common and
Higher branches OF English, and superior advan.
tsses furnished in Vocal and Instrumental Music,
Drawing, Painting French and Latin are taught
by experienced teachers
Persons coming from the South can leave Wal
nut street wharf, Philada, at .. m. and 2, 4, "a
and p, m. Fer catalogues address
Rev. JOHN b. BRAKELEY, A. NJ,
President
References In Warrington Hon O. Ten Eyke.
Senate; Hon J. N. l. Stratton, House IF Represen.
tstives; Jno. P. Polk. State Department; JOS L.
e B 2mS =
Evening star., 1863-04-11

PROCL ATOM!
A PROCLAMATION!
BAYTON'S CELEBRATED BOSTON CRACKERS,
WINE BISCUIT,
LEMON BISCUIT, PIC MIC CRACKERS,
ARE soLDBY
ORME L SON, KING l. BURCHELL, GASS &
galley, GULlCK, HOOVER, WHITE Il
JOYCE, M. GREEN, b. FENNER.
mar Sl-lm*
ARDEN SEEDS
VI OFAL KINDS.
BEANS,
LAWN GRASS.
SEED POTATOES,
SEED OATS.
CLOVER,
TIMOTHY,
oaCHAkD GRASS,
HERDS GRASS,
FIELD PEARS,
FIELD BEANS, de-, &c.
FRESH AND GENUINE
J. p. BARTHOLOW,
Agricultural Warehouse,
SOS 7th street, below Pean. avenue,
mar 81 colin near Canal.
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WA9HiNaTON THEATRE.
CORNER ELEVENTH AND @ STREETS.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS .NEssRs. MAEDEg Gossos
SfAGk MANAGER 6 MARpRl
III
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mar E-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-23

The British prize steamer Gertrude, which
was captured on the 10th instant, off Harbor
Island, by the Vanderbilt, after chase Of sew
eral hours, has arrived at New York. The
Gertrude was bound to Charleston, and on ar
irving at that port and finding it so closely
blockaded, steered for Nassau. She is $50
tons burthen, and has cargo of g11npowder
aad military stores Her clearance shows her
to bo from Nassau, bound to St. Johns n. B.
Imports are coming i'll freely, creating de-
mand fer exchange and for gold for duties.-
Many, therefore, suppose that exchange must
rise, particularly as the foreign demand tor
breadstufs is sackening.
The Washington Star says:-'Y esterday,
by order of the War Department., the Rev.
Mr.. Martin, residing in Prince George county,
Nd, Immediately opposite Alexandria, was
arrested by squad Of troops, because he and
his family have been holding secret correspon-
dence with the Confederates, and freely avoW
that they are secessionists Orders have been
issued to send Mr.. Martin and his whole family
beyond the lines which will doubtless be execu-
ted to-day"
An association for the relief Of the suffering
poor of ireland, has been organized in Ba}1i-
more.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-23
MARRIED.

On the Doth inst, by the Rev NJ. Shute,
Mr.. J. WM. PLANT, to Miss ALICE NJ. ST.
CLAIR, Of Washington
AT Piney Grove, d. c., on Tuesday, the 2lst
inst, by the Rev. Jno. A. Williams, GEORGE
B. WILSON, Of Washington city,, to MI
MARTHA KREBS, youngest daugher OF ).
B. Scaggs, esq.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-23
JOHN T. COOKE,
At 1872 KING STREET,

CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
CORNER PITT AND PRINCE STREETS.
HAS constantly on hand, Nos. ], 2 and a
"a Mackerel, in barrels. half barrels, and klta;
Saline n Potom>c Herring, Smoked Halibut,
Smoked Herring and tSlao;zed Beef: so.
choice brand IF Sugar Cured Hams, for family
use; Shoulders and Breasts, and a genera az
sortment Of goods for family supplies. Call snd
examine uec
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-23
ICE D A L E r S /.

ICE! ICE!! [ C E!
n ICE. is for sale, at my ice depot, Fairfax
street, opposite Mansion House Hospital
Those who may be pleased to favor me with
their orders. viii have it delivered. DAILY
trOn wagon.
NH PIT z. e. HENDERSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-23

TuE SIEGE OF WASHINGTON, n. CT
was announced yesterday that the Ccnfeder-
atas had raised the siege Of Washington, n.
4 letter to a New York journal, dated
Newbern, 18th instant, says:
nYesterday morning the gunboat White
head CaDtaiu French commanding. arrived
~ Ills nlace with dispatches from Washing
tan statjny the enemy had raised the siege
81 that place and were in full retreat. Even
,ha onns on the ''water batteries had been
rnn,Gved, and free communication was had
with our forces at the above place. 10 Us
thar1 seems tn he considerable mystery IN
rhis new freak of the enemy, and 1t calls
forth MANY specuIations the most important
&c which is that the siege at Washington has
}n,on a mere feiut, while the real intent was to
nro,ure s1lnplies from the counties adjoining.
Is in HYDE county particularly, large Quantl-
fias Of Supplies have been reported, having
hut on one or two occasions been visited py
either army This IS the construction placed
nUou the recent movements OF tie Confeder-
ATE forces by secession synpathlZors IN this
n|ace Others are inclined to think they have
been defeated at some point, Or that some
movement Of Hooker army has caused this
Sudden change Of programme This, however
is allefHscuation, and the real truth yet re-
.rfAfns TO be developed.
: The Queen OF Spain has ordered one Of the
crown jewelers. to make her magnificent dia-
dem The diamonds and other precious stones
to the value OF eight millions Of reals (2l0,-
OOOf will be furnished by the Crown Jewel
Office. The rest Of the parre, necklace,
bracelets, &C., will represent twelve million
reals (315 ,O00f.
4 curious loss Of gold watch occurred in
the crowd of passengers getting in and out Of
the cars at Holyoke, Massachusetts,, on Satur-
day. After the cars had started, passen-
ger found the watch hanging to button on
his coat, the button having caught the chain
and drawn out the watch from the owner's
pocket.
The Princes of Hesse princes Alice of En-
gland was safely delivered of daughter on
the 9Th instant at Windsor Castle. It was
reported that the chosen King Of Greece,
Prince William of Denmark, is destined to
be the husband Of Princes Louise of England.
It is officially announced that the Princess of
Wales will hold draw ing rooms and levees on
behalf of the Queen during May and June.
Steel shirt-collars are beginning to come into
general use in New York. Seen, even at a
short distance, they look like highly polished
linen, differing from that article in their
greater luster and cleanliness. The same ma
terial is worked into Wristbands and some of
the New York ladies are lettering Themselves
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-23
K E EP COOL!

N T. - VVVI!
rENHE undersigned would inform their friends,
l. and the public generally, that they are now
prepared to furnish ICE AT ALL HOURS OF THE
DAY OR NIGHT. tthe ''old stand' No. 26, north
Royal street, opposite the market.
f. SWAIN 6 CO.
wP, S.-Orders for large quantities Of ICE
left it'll US, will be promptly flied at most ia
yorable terms NH PIT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-23
ll!Ei ICEl! ICE!l!

IL and constant supply Of ICE, 1 am now
prepared to furnish all who may wish with this
indispensable article.
Persons leaving their names st my office, will
be PROMPTLY and REG ULARIY supplied
during the season. NJ ELDRIDGE,
NIB EG--tf No. II Prince street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-23

4 CARBIDE. A. P. HUNT, an experience
n ed practising physician, from New Jersey,
respectfully announces to the citizens Of Alexan-
dria and vicinity, that he has opened an office at
No. 46 Prince street: opposite the Bank OF the
Old Dominion, and tenders his professional SER
vices to those who may be so unfortunate as 10
need medical aid
n B-The public is requested not to CON
found my name with the DR.. Hunt, alias Hail
formerly on King street. MIA N--lmo&
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-05
Ns,-. nnd rnrrtIpsndanlI.


Several nmeralSn may es "polntst"
from the course pursued By number Of
journals and correspondents towards Gen
eral Roseorsns, upon his recent removal
from command,
Whatever may have been the motives
and there were no doubt several-Which
prompted these attacks, no question is now
made but that the charges against him and
the reasons volunteered in behalf of the
Government for the removal, are wholly
false and unfounded. We are authoritat-
lively assured, when perhaps we should need
none, that the Government is free from
any completely in this mesnness.
We refer to this now in order to enter
our emphatic protest against this abuse Of
jOurnalism-this mendacity which seems
to be creeping into respectable papers, and
is characteristic of correspondents espe-
cislly in vicinity of Washington. 1t is de-
grading and is bringing deserved contempt
upon the profession. 1t is the offspring
of malice, hatred. and all the meaner vices
Of fallen humanity, and, unless checked,
will bring our calling into such disrepute
as to drive all honorable men from ii.
Another vice in such correspondents,
which tends greatly to this loss of reputa-
ten. is the coming, or giving currency as
news, of the Thousand puerile and unfOund-
ed rumors and reports that circulate in the
excited imaginations of community. This
evil exists, perhaps, in the most chronic
and aggravated form in the agents Of tie
associated press at several important
points. Add to this their predicting and
promising, in more or less positive terms,
some important result or eventin military
or political affairs, when their readers have
lust sbcut as good means 10 form judg-
ment as to future events as they possess,
and it looks as though they were often Ee-
lected for their important duties for any
quality but common sense and truthful
ness. If they could be made aware how
universally their predictions and assur-
ances we're received with derision-how
their most highly spiced sensation news
fell tame and impotent upon incredulOus
readers, they might learn to shape their
communications 10 meet the requirements
of intelligent people. But ne fear they a e
past learning.
The truth is, when our troubles CON-
menced any kind Of froth would be swal-
lowed as food, but now they ought to learn
that our sensibilityon the reception Of eZ-
citing news has been materially blunted.
Then expectation followed on "tiptoe"
their announcements and predictions
now, if she follows at all, it is at very
cOnsiderate and "fat-fOotod' pace. 1t
don't pay now to become excited over such
"stuff as they too often furnish us. We
are no longer satisfied with what would
hardly be fit food for children, even were
it not deIeterious, because false.
Wehepe the managers of the papers to
which we more particularly refer, will dig
cover the downward path they are drag
ging journalism, and will apply the RENE
dy which is in their power, 10 check this
growing evil.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-05

By the census of 1860 there we're 2z000,-
900 Of white people in the United States.
or these 100000 belong to the loyal
States, one half Of whom, or 10, 100000 are
males. OF these males 81 per cent. are
between the ages Of 20 and 45, making
9, 100000 Of our arms bearing population.
These loyal States have sent 1850, 900 men
to the field, or slightly over to q Of all
between the ages Of 20 and 45! And yet
we have enough left to whip cut the rebel
lion and Gerry forward The great Interests
Of the country IS if no war was on our
hands. 1t was not thought possible that 8
Republic could be a military nation; bu!
the fact as now demonstrated is not the
most encouraging to foreign nations. All
they have to do, however, is to maintain a
strict EeuTogity during the wal, respect our
logic after the war, and maintain decent
respect for the rights of the American
Continent, to insure our peaeeable dispo-
sItion.