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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-10

nGg "GOVERNOR CURTIN CAN
NOT SECURE THE SUPPORT OF
EITHER HIS OWN PARTY OR HIS
OtFCE-HJLDERS."--Spee of Aler.
a"deT CHmaningS before The Republicans
Sia.e Convention, -l,y, 3, 1868,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-06-17
Remember Me.
BY GERTRUDE GREY.

oh not in youths bright spring time
When skies are brightest DER me.
When with flowers fair and sweet
My path is strewu before me;
Not when upon my check
The glow of health you see,
when life and joy are in my eye
Not then remember mo.
And not when bright wing'd Hope
Sheds her mystic radiance round me,
When in life'S garish MONDAY
Summer friends surround me;
Not then when Fortune smiles,
When my heart is light and free,
When earth is but fairy land
Not then remem Der me.
But. U, when friends forsake me,
When all is lone and dark,
When wintry storms o'ertake me,
Tossing my laundering bark;
And when my cheek is fading
When Hopes bright day dreams flee,
When sorrow my brow is shading,
Then-then remember me.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-06-17
Advertising A Rates.


The years creep slowly by, Lorena,
The snow is on the grass again,
The frn,t CLEANS where TN, flowers have
L,.,.
Pm, tlo Io,rt tLr.Is ~, &c u.or,,,,, noun
Aswbeu the summer d,vs ware ni.b
obr tLo .nr can meyer din :, l,,v
,d,,,yr ,fL.,,iop.s ci,u,,Ics. ,l,r
AmHdred months have passed L"rena'
,.lGl, ,b. ,,uI.o ho,, f,., oroo,
T,., r,iro I.,, f,.,.r en- ,h,n ,,ino
,l,...l..,l ,,,.,,,l.. ,,,.... s.,,. NJ
I'm. ~, h.I
y,,..,.,. liza ,1,inna =, ,ra ,,,,
lL,,r the distant cI,urrI bells cbimcJ
W "vr' each other then, L"rena,
ArInL,, -. n,;.r.t L,,L I
U,5 bpt ,,,r r',.i,,, ,..,..,,....'1 an
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I'urot call ~, ,,,,.ir .I,I,.., e.,
I'll f., tbo,o Ia, ,.o,r, .Io. -,
s,rc or rnr LcoJ Ts.,s no,,;n, farm, ,,
Tic story Of that past, Iurcna,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-06-17

ssr Always have good stock of pa
'lehce laid by, and be sure you put il
"here you can easily find it,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-06-17
DEMOCRAT G SENTINEL"

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The Old Family Cradle.

Lii in TIE garrett. vhere d,-knes. snd dust
A.. the ~ De- - ti- nv trust
si',lty sian In IN IS ia conpor',
II. mem nt,-s % say co. ye r..
'ap ! san ioa' css'at q,
ILus the I'd fanny cF.',e IL su
once witt verrn / o. Il, cos.'ng was gay,
So. iis briRh 1, 81 f'ed away
Worn Ia he pain, e "a the SD and the hcsd,
T efe $40 e'fi &c We I'D longer Ia a. cad,
And ues.f . krri freak over b. floor
l. ses rtcu 1.Atic rb-wehry and SIRE.
Yet N. re .e "a nghts FIJI ot goodness end grace
VIZ CHEERING wt. b suty the hotntlc' sce
: e.S T. IS nov Of Ie years that se hS,i,
Chang s'e he lis - AMI pea 4 =. te d',d,
What ore Thy IA fnoias. nou n'ul and g'ad'
Family historss, niitAf4l or sad
On . young mot e. teat o,e- thy ellie,
I n asA mai ~ snt bies, sss BRIDE.
There were warm kisae. and tears OF dcigN
And the KIND .nsc's o sei p s,ed ~ sne nsh''
While the oil ca rocked getty away
sming "a u 40 oil mLrfnirs TO ssy,
To ,ni 20, To ami no. hu . QUO Sep
Aug.lst, We ch yer My Grad SHAH Keep,
ro an 10, torn | fro. thus ~ We reh'
Sofe,y and silent tekesh TIE cloes'
Ard TIE s~ih moment, VII = p ing oy'
Lullaby, lullaby, sing a. they dJ"
Hut the iish, moments bear years on ,hor wing,
-4n.m.r aud A tlmn. W u,er snd sprins
Qiics succe ,, pNs, quickly s~sy,
And tbs y 'unf pNr,ut- are c.r' worn ana gray
& drsn ar gath red by table and IRE,
Btsa.Ig and honor TO inother Al d are.
stl N. cd cradle ructs ably there.
Sul tAer. 80 TIRE ,surcs ~ trust l. - caro-.
IL NO its p. low IN infancy dressed,
oOo,h, d ly The SO < OF a mother, = rest,
Sa~ ~ his manhood staud. proud It's AIDE
Wat ns the sleeper with iathsriy pr.1s,
And tie obi crndl. as wi ely stu
Guards Akes esssstIis y3Noi rom III.
Gone are the sged ones now 10 repo'e,
eep viii, no DR. .sn NJ, nor wo,iine.fnows
Gone ar, the hidden VIII grew by tier SIDE.
Far ,Iotu the tom 4 ;a.lr ch dhoOd and wide,
And To OF cfai' tors ken. 'Or o1u,
10 ia Oas rest IL tie gsrrtt ~ usrne.
Yet not forever its usef .lncs- o'er,
In sgr Il DE- summoned 10 ssTvi p once MOI
Another new lomet, ~ideiti, tay,
Would slesp h. Thy bosom its Z, rrIws away,
y I As = tAs iove tnat is sorrows wOul1 share
AIS ftts rrsst less AMI Searirss care,
glatdis .torusr ~ ,oI. ht IA Thy rOom.
Aud tee slter oftHe craze exchanged for tho tomb
Rest, then. OLD frisai, IN quiet profound,
| Strrti TO- r - .'Ied ~ NOV meats ~ sound
Or fttC wlrd, with iie deep, modtuiu r.sh,
Bring 70 he memories long since sons 10y,
| soTy ~ one W % my m.rmut In seep,
Rock N ny CT aus AID 'hy solitude keep.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


PsAcs 10 the evening asR OF the scui ss virtue /,
lite sup, aud the two arr never far apart
How s~se; are the slumhsr. NJ him Who can lie
down on his How and review the Transactions Of
every day witlSrs coudemniug himself!
wuHs two friends part, they shoud lock mp each
others .eCr, T., And exchange he krys The truly
noble mind has DO resentnIcnts.
In our families, our tsmps.s and III soei, ~ our
tonNu~,
"a DIVINE potencv p-esidss In human Affair.", aud
.~oal often to shut great thtnss within nuaA,"-
IaAphoers Tomb.
THg pleasure We feel In scenee Of Nature 10 at once
nm nicAte It TO the uud of suother, though moth.
Ina 10 more ssnsrsNy attempted.
AwsLL-bssn wsnsn may easily and ehectually
promote the usst USEFUL and elegant oonver.at on
without tpsAtins word The modes " speech sIs
scarcely mere variable than the modes Of silence.
NOISY men are Ike railway snsiD,s, Which make a
srest spoar, and cine ines d. work. tut thsy are
alw sys The puppets " the sufst OF ilcllsct phJ
the drivers AID stoksss OF great sse.A ma
chtne.
At. confirmation which took pl,cs not 100 N z 9
nom Cbsrtse. IN sun tn, e,1sy man, exam a.
. country enL inaIiIvd sn- knew no va. N vld.
theJ ssy ODD MStel Gcrinf, tls air, "ISa aIs
~ ain, tadstd, sir" Wal, hes r,p.,, because nav,
t.k-u great deal o. docsSIs sui lIteT, aud ,al a.
made me weak"
"a.Hy, whare, tho frying PAM "Jeumy'. got IT,,
e.las mud Aad oJ,teI .he's up b. fl.ry, ~ h to
eAt tor horse" "fhe dear ntl' toIlo-, slst ZEN
Ia. h. will make! But 80 aud gct T., No. 2Oin; 70
| have company, and mast frv come irh for diIueI."
rhs White Of egs has proved Of late the IN
eacioss remedy burns. yea u eisut suocess.yo
ot thi. substitute W. 40. h. nc pan and
| OF svsA ootssa.
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WILLIAMSON RGH.

FATAL RgsuLr ~ A LAuSCn.-On Thursday
night, james Con veil, one Of the injured While
lsunch,ns the Ion-oisd Ouondsss. At Greet p,in',
"Wednesday morning, died at the City Hospital,
Brooklyn. Coroner Barrett ordered . post morton
examination. aud will summon . full Jury to day,
when several experienced .hip builders will testify
to ARRANGEMENTS for the safety Of The men injured
The deceased vn young man, And had been mar
fi.d only three months.
SrIcIDE..-At an early hour yesterday morn
Ing, unknown man, passenger on OF tn, ferry
boats from Grcsnpoint to Tenth street, New York,
vas seen TO Jump overheard and disappear. II, had
e.rps; bas Ia his hand a. IN. time The body ha,
not teen recovered. and nothing 10 known a. ~ The
IDENTITY Of the p-rpsp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-31

The wssherwomen OF Holland and Belgium who
get up their linen 80 beautifully white, use rshnsd
bprax az a washing powder instead of soda, IN Tie
proportion OF 10 &c hsnifil q borar powder to
.bout ten gallons Of DO ling water they save in
soap nssrly hsf. AL the age washing sstab i-h,
ments adopt the same mods For ,acrs, csmtri -,
I&c,, an ex'r. quantity NJ TIL powder is uset, lud
TOR crtno,iues trtq ursd to 10 made very stff, =
1t % g solution IA necessary. BIrsN beng M
Neutral salt It does not Ia tn slightest degree n.
jur- Oh tsstr Of the fuei linen It's I'll Ct y to
soi Ia NE hsrdet w.'rr, sud, therefore. Il should
w k,pL on eve Y toi ole tAbIe
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Whsls Family Drowned While Gsing e
Church

sAo'S.rs estsstrophs occurred on sunday
Iofaing = cd river t-yIs' p, l. ran county,
utio. NJ H.fs Pr i'ant German, VITA bis
70! ave cni.4-ra, set Gus N'o.I o'c ucs IA
T.. nc mig m ,a.ir wagon 10 N,..nl chur IA =,
Alis 81. About ~ hour a'-rssrd-, IS some W IN
-.r, c. s,i-s tae or.tss ct Bs,v-r Cr.r.. .y sav
80 horses struggling in tie water. r. e .-i.htors
yer AA'Iet n; tae horse- sNtrostei when
TIE carr.zs ~.s trswn out We boii.s o. M II 7
w.s. L.we AID re Eve chil 'ren, N; rising the
snIr. ra., I, wee iud Va H. q .i.r de.i II /,
supI-si Tat Ia cr IS Gg the Dri lie g.. rsss :.
Csiu. ri. h.eaed AMI bsekod OIL tao the n scr
where looming sntaass Ell IL tn carriage, al the
sven were drowned. TIE Oldest u We cA.ldTel
49, sirl sbo.t fourteen Year, Of age.
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MARINE NEWS.


CIEAkkp.
sTFAMHiiIPS -.Iosephiue Thompson, baltimore.
Geo So, D.. iushi Liitrpuol.
SHii- WIN Ifo tiugh,ft, Iisvrr. Mount Royal,
Ses o. sans. Qa.cn 81 thc ias', sau / rahei-ro.
RtREs : iirysn', Ph lAf,ipDIs: ~, rns,, London
Iotu h.sua Hoiuinr ~ 9, As'ag,; j hru var
,hs Rlt rri-u aaravsl, BaIt ,io,. EftAnA, Vusehs
to-u. hou'o Glasgow.
BROS tu.n, Antwerp: An, T. jenna, nsnranil:
10 Lo.fips, 40 Gf,nuc; ca mental, ;. Cront.
-CIOONtRS DENMARK. G'or~cs'"r: 'hsAn Moore,
Salem: " Ptice, Cnr.yf I uuAtsioufc; John
Hrosord, " ,sh,rEtut. Raven. Bottom. nancy lNll.
aN Ed~ p. SEC: J'-,ph h.'t, f3Yi"c"'9,ni T. =
Northampton. SEES W,tins. Port nrd Atrlra,
divide -. Minute An h.. ~ Pie re-; H"n Iiay'n n,
Philsfsh "a; Plan "a ds'Nur q: Ai.tc. ,eNuu'J
port. 30 NelniiI "a, Plr' l. al. u Hart, Bangor.
sTH'rrr.
sTEAMSUirs Geo . Go I'M. Port Royst Paul
1an :. II e ~urloR' Chqr'r.tHu. Co.tncnoi'An Y ;
uospiia, steamer, r-rf invA', : { Phelps. J. ia
IL 81 a. torl,u,E lh,,,d' pl q, u Itlry, fhtad J.
.h,,. A,iaus.i Stw % Leaf, .elsis, from cruso.
msn A.r,uf. H,,tr' Vim Et'i,onr Livtrp'oi.
LouisAna. El'c,lou, J,s r,.,f. Jr, Li' cspoO.
BARKs fro .u, s,rua C.m,ils, C'rt Il Grey
houud. hiersnfr,A. blanche ssttc, iBfrl Bfrinen.
gRIis Princes fteirr,tA Scr-vtle. Ens IL Al
Der, ,iu.ut-. "a. io.1cn 'St-l, H'zG Emma lvet
usutIig.
sCHOoNCPs- KrrIu.ts>- rl'r.b-thpcr. for b.
on; A,i.,s y; ',.wf''i b,rg,-i J,tGn - 4
ford. Morris, Bo''-' l. \ John. %, Co. IA & u; "a
rah Ms td., Nv ~ .veu. IA Grange, 1tu'' ~ liar
| pr, s. kits Ab", - I'D. Ja'm"'; komi, lamp
eors,, B,ak. II Huu'ley, r. . NC; Wv, t,u
| th.t. H.u"th sa'iidA, Maryland, y W c'Lt., IA
| i,gmo' w Pratt, Buson.
| BELOW --Ole Bug, unknown.
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THIS itui, is tho produce Of . tree growing in the
Esst AID Yves, Indies 10 the tsigh, OF 30 or 4 feet
sn TIE fr 81, IL rps the 'a'll or - i-arp IL re-
mov,d, ami ths fr /, Acoi Ia layers IN east,
TO ling wt'o bsing tNsn p1uted over II. Another
Plan In To VI c. a,ternate sy,rs OF tamsrinds and
powdered ,ug,r ~ stone Jar, Tsusiuis are inn
ported 10th raw aud PIE ervcd. Tam 81 ind pods
are from three 70 sI inches long, and more or ess
curved they ons Il Of u dry, br tie, brown, eN-
tsrns khell, Within winch Is ths scidul ,us sweet
reid sh- brown pu p 'wti h g. te useful part! 20
netrstrd by strong hb-tS. within this IL thin
rn,mb, anoous cost enclosing the oval brown f. ed
Inc pulp .ays thirst Is n tive and re.riser mt,
and in fall doses 10 lANatvr, An in'lson OF
s,m.ha a." ssys Dr. Psr.Hs, I" iorHs very plea
ssnt, COO ing drink, "a does also ,ara.rind whsy
Ilfi o. ssnnA " " tsInsruds 10 . useful la. .
i've, especially sdspted tor children.
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Too Late tor Classification.
y EAT.Ia.

BRODEICK DrOdrios. ~fe Of John Drod
rich
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the fuu,ra, ia. fFriis afternoon a. z
O'Clock, from her late re. denee 100 Eit G'th ct zs
COSSEIL On weinordsy, Jr.y 2J.h, jane
Council anative ofthe P:fi.h Of ki ybes,, tognty
pon Gal. Ireland, eyed g year md month.
The restiyes And itt' nd ~ TIE isnlr are respect
fllIy invited 70 attend the flrrTa. 'his tFGid y
sfte-oon, 1t 81 o'cI,E, irom ~ Aoyh 10th street,
Brortiyu, y. -. -
REILLY on Thusdav, July 80, 1879, John Eeil.
", As-d months and II days, the beloved sou OF
BrLard and 1Tstrrl Rsilv, Of too pArish Of
Bslv ncCuc, COUNT CAyAu, Ireland.
The friends VI the family are rcsnectfrllv invited
TO attend M funeral, saturday afternoon, Aug l.
- O'Clock, tom his late residence, 2Jo East II h
at. be-. Aye5 Is sud G.. .sI
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nsnner III IS rmr.,r VIII VI o er Il ~
juri Is tins fet..tn Il tbs be yeted hN
III ie dAuss. "a te.t ~ sus- WAY ss " iLhaence
a. her future LIE,
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Se.en .aeyes a. q N TO wi e deed, and be-
gan y, know one rcnHu," whel his clerk mime
stely interrupted h,Ll VIII, lyon are wruns 'ir.
you Age wronF " .hou.d be 'Kpow all men ~ elL
nsvsf mirs,' fctGr;ad tho Old crab III one v1mzS
knows IT. a. R.ea = j! ,ooa know it,"
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DRAIp AN EMNROlnEEY STAMrS,

DRtID AND EMBROIDERY STAMPS,
Dal u la,at and beet pa't,,ns for ladies aud
chldrcns e"e', at mach less than the u'usl prices
or half Of sch, at ~ Iuk. pads blu,hrs, &c, with
fu Instructions II eItA collected on delivery, or
FASHIONS, i.5 Broadway. SO
lOR SALE-AT A GREAT SACRIFICE,
1 stock, fixtures and lease Of coruer grocery,
BROOKLYN l20
NEWSPAPER AND STATIONERY Store
l for sale. an old e.,sbli hid .torr, dol business
Of AS TO 70 p~r week; rent Sa pei month. Sisfsc-
tor reason given for dhpo,ias Of 1t. Apply 40
Bleect,r.t. go
GENERAL RXPFRIENCED AND COMPE-
! tent dres,mstsr. v,yntcd At Nine. DEd)REST's
Emporium, AIS B'oad~sy. Also several Nppren.
tice. 9s1
CTABLE MAN WANTED AT /. CAN
prELs, 81 weAt 18th at, COT 9th ave. none b
on good u errnc". ~.
TUCKlNG-EvERY LADY HAVING A
.e-n, machine should C.u Il him. DEMO
Etsl ; Emp,rum, ~ R'psd'a', " g E'st IAN
e.. Qny see the gr',t impru, meat n he tuck ns
Nnn'y attached In lee, Il An on N au.r. a. .r thsn
hal he 'mer nze, require no ilslGction, and are
colt At only "a ~
NvAETFD-2 NEAT GIRLS ~ A SA-
20 -, G'I Son i. boz: .' - 49, r. APPS at
\VASrED-A GIRL, RET T. AND Is
" y.cr9 't, 70 mind baby pay 50 ~ ? rrio1 h.
, OR ! YOUNG LADIES CNN Bt Accom-.
cmodN'od With good hoard ~ ~ Nrs C,nal IT, -
! IlD MN WANItp-S 900 CNSH. FOR
~ 'h"r Information iuqu,.- lJa Att1rn " t.
| OF GfOrrE LANi. 90
! 90 n EnGl.. y. y. ). NIUE OF
| N'Jfoe sni nen & hi, COP, uit gI,onbo II
theiI Annoy, E..tt Naitet, IN, FElN' O. uiug, a.
ec,ooA, or he plrpoe Q being ! 4 ~ COM
mandA 81 cor pLnS>. A,e ortf@''1 ~ hav' nsir pay
rob Il 'Ece, .t,s d SID handed ~ 70 the Al ut
tSt-rc cook. 10, m l'' hirr tLsr di cua -, a.
a''o all p psrt ~ /, nCint ~ the Cove nv mt
/ JAS. BAILEY, CoNnrL Is, GALLAGHER, Atlu-
! tan'. "Sl
/ S.6 EEAAtD tOK A BLACK ANp IAN
/ ~ hut, w.'h ,us q coned ba1 0UA .sr lth
! 4. "A 'r'' 20 &c name Vi 4lNENEl. Apply
Al - l. Siug'on avenue. ~
4. -. IL Mt IrE Of Bop-i of Br.c-
tGr, VII he et'f a. i!c.dmSr er', il.s'e, s. hi,
! u day ''t'Ae, A,N 81 :. al o',.ncE PInc,u'l
| at Nd nc !. 90, li.ei. r. n.'r JAMES SAND.
! iukp, =. y. joins TuLArH. e. e. IL
! Ok CESl HAIR DYE
, ~ BR,.rrS G iLEREArED
COLyM3tAN Nhlk DYE
IL the only Il lab s,v..i a. the CtsrpsN article in
The vrg,d uut 'splf hr all -,'"-'A ABB p.uGeii ia
the Gltei state. Ia oil. .ash ID EIopa ~hols.
rne nnir'i.t' r. ouT AGENT in : Gcgs. HAkNE}
4 Co, 2h4 brN'iN'" i. L. uAEr, y r., Nlula - :
and N as. WHEELER NJ ClrIr pru. GRIT,
can also b, sUPnl ry CHAS. y, ca 'TtNlON, IS
SIKH svcgue; Manufactured a. 40 -atn second ",
WlusInsbul.h.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-29

The RADICAL ORGANS on NAPoLEoNs SPEECH
The radical journals make. a labored attempt
to convince the public that the Emperor of the
French means nothing hostile to the North by
his remarks concerning mediation We were
prepared to witness some such lame effort on
the part of the abolitionists, and were also
quite prepared to see them fail, as miserably as
they do, in their endeavor to convince us that
Napoleon is our well wisher. Those who have
paid any attention to the antecedents Of the
French Emperor will be fully aware of the
grave import of his charge against the Ameri-
can war, which, as he says, alone prevents
France from being ia a most dourishiug state.
In all the discourse Of Napoleon there is but
one salient point, and that is his reference to
his intended mediation, which, as he plainly
asserts is but deferred. The Emperor is fully
aware that the expression will be construed by
his people as menace against the American
republic, and no doubt he gives US credit for
sufficient good sense TO appreciate in like man
ner his expressed determination OF interfering
in our affairs. He is alive to the fact that BY so
doing he insults the dignity of our nation, and
he has evidently made up his mind to take tho
consequences. Those who can, after his recent
declarations, still pirate about his friendship
and sympathy for us, are induced to make such
assertions from Interested motives and do not
believe what they state
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-29

contrived many fsasts for the faithful At wni0n
when provided by them, he has hao Tue
choicest pickings. He has feathered his ns'0'
and may now fepose upon the il- ,...- at us IL
b9rs like philosopher. His patriotism, how
ever, prompts him to the tented field. He
says, ~ would join the army but for an iniirm
leg and broken arm" Deploring these mis-
fortunes, we may rejoice that he still retains
SIT backbone, aud that, though beaten by the
abolition radicals in changing his base he
has not b, zen subdaed.
The Legislature of Pennsylvania, in the de-
feat of General S;mon Cameron as candidate
for tho United States Senate, has sent another
old Political manager into Coventry, ana a
man, in his vocation, of larger ambition and
greater successes than Thurlow Weed Gene
raj Cameron, too, having neither an "inhrm
Leg nor "broken arm" is, as we are inform
ed, ready for an active trial for military glory
and as the leader of negro brigade. Though
politician Of many changes, and a late con-
vert to the radical abolition platform, the ex-
Secretary of War is prepared, it seems, to prove
his faith by his works; and his amiabe friend,
President Lincoln should take him at his word,
and provide him his negro brigade, and another
for Greeley.
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THE STORM YESTERDAY.

This city visited yesterday by regular old fash
ioDed snow storm. The rain which fell during the
ing was replaced by snow about Tho Wind blew
with considerable force from tho northeast aud the city
soon assumed wintry appearance The snow Cakes
wero soft aud adhered coscy. they CHANGED 10
fall The streets became almost rnpassablc oaoept
At the crossings. ladies' with their skirs gathered
dan,iiy up ont 81 the mud, gazea With astgui
eyes on the opposite sidewalk, aal L,ckmen ia
duigod IN sly lckes in reference taking
side OF the % the other. Towards eyenin,
extra horses put 70 cars tho
latng rendered the tack Of ing them almos,
impossible. On the river the thickly falling
derei navigation both difficult and dangerous and
raj o. the boats detained 10 u the
lence of the storm AT late horr las, night the storm
st raging, with every prospect OF having deter
mined 70 "n.ake night ont" Nov that ,he la
come, Il the head % the Freezing ugoaa would take
charge OF the weather tor the few weeks should
feel cute sIe in predicting that readers would be
able % enjoy both good sleighing and skating.
Heavy Rain and SNOW storm nt BaIti :
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2s-3 r. ~
u ruined heavily here all last ght. and this was fo
lowed by a northeast snow storm, which day.
break this morning. The snow Is stii failing
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done there is no In or on earth 70 help or
save the Union.
CONSOLIDATION OF sEvENTY-TBrRD AND 0NH HUN.
DRIED AND sIxTY-rRIRD NEW YORK REGIMENTS.
Pv special order from the War department tho One
Hu,,nsi-r,s third New York Volunteers has been
consolidated Win tho Now York volunteers,
and The Officer, or tho former have been mustered Out Of
service.
REPORTS OF REsgt DEsERrEgs FROM FREDERIoxs'
SURG.
Rebel desorters who hav6 srrved within our lines and
who were with the right wing q, General Lees army
opposed to General Franklin ID che battle ffeoercks'
purg state that General Franklin carried two ius y we
rebel intrenchments in front of him. and she nish from
those ntrenchments came tumbling into the last limo,
which might have been II our soldiers had Kept
on The occupants were thoroughly dernorallzed They
represent that the rebel army only much democrat
ized but in great want OF ordinary supplies The officers
pretend TO MAINTAIN bold front koep up appear
ances but the men much dissatisfied with the condi
ton Of affairs, and many Of them would desert they
dared They arc willing TO tight decisive battle on
side or the other be had troy arc weary OF
this proongatin OF war; in the result which, either
one or the other they have but tho sanc interest
These deseriers say that within three weeks after the
battle Of Fredericksburg General Robert T.. Lee and
General Longsiree each took division from tho Kappa
hammock and have gore 10 The southr leaving GENERAL
Jackson General A. p. nil aad General rgei 70 nrotsc
the line OF the Rappahanncck Jacy on's forces are
scattered from warrenton b Freder s6rIg. but he
asserts that with his single division ho can maintain
Fredericksburg against the eholc Army Of the Potomac
HUNDRED cou.r MARITAL OF GENERAL STONE.
II is SAID that martial has been organized for
tho trial Of Gen. &. r stone, and shat 1t is secret
conventice.
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the Emperor Us their friend, with
openly Jim Inns to be seen. But, friend or
wna go. i ws came, be insensible to the con-
a ~ a. > ,args toro.r army on this con-
.;nont for TIM ostensible orershrow of the liber-
ties and independence of sovereign s na'.on
with which we are on perfect term :" .l'S"1
ship and commercial intercourse.
+. Viewing the French expedition in this light
we every day perceive that it is growing into
vaster proportions and. importance. We there
fore give it more attention than We otherwise
would; and, as the American people should be
kept fully informed concerning matter in
which they are so eminently interested, we give
to-day resume of the history of the expedition,
together with an excellent map, by which our
readers will be enabled to trace out all the
movements of the invaders, and to note the
prominent situations in Mexico where conflict
may ensue at any day.