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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-21
GEN. sToNEMAN's EXPEDITION.

Nee York, April 2O-The Philadelphia
Inquirer publishes an account OF the late ex-
pedltion from the army Of the Potomac Its
letter is dated near Freeman Ford beyond
Bealtown, the 18th
Monday morning early the expedition un-
der Gen. Stonemsn, consisting of cavalry, in
fantry and artillery left our old ehcampment
One portion of the cavalry alone proceeded
To Brsterbnrg and there eneamped; another
likewise cavalry, bivouacked at Elk Run, an
other portion OF the cavalry with battery en-
oamped at Morrisvile on the 4th, accompan-
led by brigade of in antry and two batteries,
Of artillery remained for the night ct Grove
Church. Before daylight that portion encamp-
ed at Btisterburg sent out two squadrons Of
Vhe 9th Illinois and the 9Th New York. under
Capt Townsworth with instructions to proceed
to Warrentou, thence to Sulphur Springs, and
there await orders.
The remainder of this force was ordered to
proceed to Liberty.
The squadron sent towards WarreDton came
upon several bodies of partisan cavalry, to
each OF which they gave chase and captured
some and wouneed others.
Upon reaching the Springs, they torded the
river and continued down on the opposite bank
ss far as Freemsn's Landing, where the roads
ptcouluS lmPassaoiet was oOiseu " lSlhi u
TO the point at which they crossed.
The division which remained at Elk Run,
left there before daylight the same morning
aud proceeded to BeAletown, on the railroad
leading to Gordonsyille.
This division is now lying in the woods
near this point.
The division remsining near Morrisvillt
moved down to Kelly's Ford. Here was dis
covered the first organized body the enemy
Preparations we're at once made to dislodgI
them, but after throwing few shells the reb
els retired leaving the lord In our possession
A portion of this force was then sent up th'
river 10 the Rappahannock bridge, with in
stFuctons to hold it.
All has been done agreeably to directions
They now hold one side of Kellys Ford an
are strong enough 10 position at the bridge t
prevent its destruction.
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LATEST NE Tvs.
AFrERNOON DISPATCHES.
FROM EUROPE

Nkw YoRK, April 2l.--Steamer City of
Baltimore, from Liverpool the 9Th and
Queenstown the 9Th, arrived this morning.
New Gunbost Alexandria, built by Miller
i Co, Liverpool, recently launched, was
seized in one Of the Liverpool docks, on Sun
day, the 9th, by the Custom House authori-
ties, 90 suspicion of being intended for the
rebels, The matter will be fully investigated
before any proceedings will be taken beyond
detention of the vessel The London Star
feels exceedingly Teioiced, and demands the
prosecution Of the builders.
The correspondence between the owners o.
the Peterbotf and the Foreign Office have
been published.
Russell says the examination OF the paper
having satisfied Government that there wal
no primo Jacts ground Of capture, and tha
the seizure is wholly uDjustiiabe, have in
strueted Lord Lyons to make immediate rep
'represe utotion OF the circumstances 10 th'
Government at Washington, and IL no lega
ground for capture is alleged, 20 press for I'M
release of the vessel and cargo, with compen
satiou, without delay, of-prize court aud j
any legal grounds of capture be alleged, thi
case, like others, must follow the Ordinary
course.
1t is reported that two well known meT
chants have arrived 10 Lohdon TO dispose @
two millions sterling per ceut. U, S. Bonds
and with part Of the proceeds to buy up yes
sels building in England for the Coniederatei
II is also said they were authorized to negC
hate loan Of ten to twenty millions ster
ing.
The American consul at Hamburg refuse
10 attach his signature 70 Dotarian docr
Enant because the names OF Schreder Co
Who negotiated the Confederate loan appear
ed in the document
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LOSS AT WILLIAMSBURG

NFw York, April 2l--Yorktown letter o.
10th states our loss on the llth at Williams
burg was one wounded and prisoners
Gen Wise with 5000 troops occupies vii.
liamsburg.
Yesterday Gen Keys sent flag of truce
with orders for the citizens to leave, as he
was about to shell the city
Fort Magruder has been reinforced with
heavy guns and gunboats has gone up York
River, another mp the James on each side OF
the town
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FROM PORT ROYAL

NEw Yosk. april 2o--A Port Royal letter
Of the 18th says
Our new monitors, making eight In all, az
rived here yesterday.
The propeller Hare has just came into port
laden with iron plating for the monitors
decks, They are all to be strengthened by
this arrival in the way of additional covering
A few days, perhaps weeks, will find them
stronger than before the attack on Charleston
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

IN pursuance OF an order granted by the Probate
Court OF Montgomery county, Ohio, we will ofler at
public sale at the door OF the Court House in the city
Of Dayton, on
Saturday, Nay 9s, 1868,
At 2 o'clock m OF said day, the following described
real estate situate in the city Of Dayton, Ohio to,wt
Lot numbered the plat OF said city, three Thousand
and fifty two (3052) and ten l0) feet OF the north side
of lot three thousand and hhy-one (306l commencing
the northwest Of said lot number three thou
sand and hhy two (S052) and running south Stone
street ten O eet thence by parallel lines east to the
Miami canal said above described properly being the
homestead aud the dye house and fixtures therelo Of
said William Turner, deceased.
The above premises were appraised as follows; Lot
No. 3O52 with the ten lO) feet on lot No. S06l being
the dye house with all the fixtures thereto and the
homestead of said William Turner deceased and on
the csn at Filth street crossing at S46O0Said prop.
srty may se for wo-thirds Of the appraised value
thereof.
Terms OF ssle--0ne- third cash, one third in one
year and onethird in two years from the day OF sale
With interest; the payments to be secured by mort,
gage upon the premises sold
JAMES TURNER,
JONATHAN KENNY,
Administrators Of William Turner, deceased.
! j. III HAoooTT AttOTneY. au2udaNts
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A FIGHT

Fr MoSRot, April 2o--Hesvy firing has
been going on for the last twentyfour hours
on the Nansemond River, occasioned by our
gunboats shelhng out the rebels, who are at
tempting to plant batteries at different points
on the river
Last night our gunbosts, with the e9th n
and the 9Th Connecticut Regiments, eaptur-
ed rebel battery Of six pieces OF artillery, to-
gether with 200 prisoners
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Dayton Market.

DAYTON, April 10
HARSHMAN'S FLoUR-Red wheat,
Wholesale 25, retail 6 rs
WHEAT l5
C0RN-55
OATS-45@50
BARLEY-l 45@l so
RYE-9O@l 90.
HAY-Timothy IL 0O@l3 90 per ton
FLAX-SEED--3 90
WHIsKY-44@44
GRoCERIEs-Cofee 33a@36a; Sugar l3a
Sl4a ea4s ASiS'se' T SS@sS 8GS Sugar gG dss House
SSPR Re-. s,@io prsd SS psaobs. a Sfo; sSiS;
Butter 26@25 Eggs lO@l23
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FOURTH STREET PROPERTY

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
William II. schenek, Plaintiff, } Mont. Sup. Court,
against
J. Harvey Thomas ct al, Dslen'tsS Case No seis.
nuRSUAHT TO an order Of the Superior Court Of
il Montgomery county, Ohio, made IN the above
sad directed to me, will offer q. public auction
at the door Of the Court House in the city OF Dayton
10 the county and state aforesaid, on
Saturday, april 4, 1863,
AZ o'clock m OF said day, the following described
property, towtt Situate in the county OF Montgomery
and state Of Ohio and Ia the city OF Dayton, to-lt Lot
numbered one thousand nine hundred and thirty -four
ls3l the plat Of said city OF Dayton, except SIX
teen Oh the west side OF said lot running through
the entire lot owned by samuel H. Thomas, being one
Of SUBJ division Of out-lots by N. LongWorth.
Said property is 70 be sold on decree in favor OF
William T. Schenek aganst j. Harvey Thomas, and
has been appraised at sixteen hundred dollars (eleOO)
aud cannot sell for less than tWo-thrds of said ap.
praised value being SlUo6 6B36. Terms OF sale-eash
Said real estate Is situated on Fourth street, one
house west Of Council street, aud runs from Fourth
street to sycamore street fronting both streets with
3 dwelling house on each end OF The lot.
II. II. WEAKLkY, Master Commissioners.
ABAa OLAY, Attorney. fe9fdaWts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-21
FROM WASHINGTON

Washington, April ls-Gov. johnson has
been authorized to raise 5000 men for spec
ial service in Eastern Tennessee
An extra Cabinet meeting was held yester'
day P. NJ and last evening, in which imPor-
tant decisions in regard to the conduct of the
war we're reached. They will be developed by
future events
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sHERIFF's SALE.

James stockstill)
Mont. Superior Court No, Q236
John O. Heald.
DY virtue Of execution saued in this case will
ID oer at public sale at the door OF the Court House
in the city Of Dayton, on
Saturday, Nay 80, 1858,
AZ o'clock m OF SAID day, the following described
real estate o-wt: commencing at point on St. Marys
street one hundred and Rxtysix and one-half foet
south Of the northeast corner Of lot numbered five
hundred and ninety nine, 599) thence south along ST.
Marys street TO Pat Mathews lot thence at right an.
giles along Pat Mathews line to Clegg street; thence
north along Clegg street to point where line drawn
at right angles with st. Marys street. point hun
dTed and sixty and one-half feet 0685) south OF
the northeast corner Of said lot i've hundred and
ninety mine (599 ntersects Clegg street, thence east
lot fVe hundI cd and ninety nine, along said
line drawn at right angles to ST. Marys street 10 the
place Of beginning
Appraised at SlOO aud cannot sell for less than two
thnd OF the apprasement Terms cash.
GE0RGE WoGAMAN, Sheriff Mont. 90.
W. CRAIGHEAD, Atty. WITS
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NEw YORK, April Is
STOCKS--Dull, lower, closed 6rmer, money
at 6G7 pei cent on call Sterling Exchange
unchanged; American Gold 1854, United
States sixes 81 coupons 05, registered
/ 03s Treasury 3.lO 05t, new one year
certificates 99t, United States 6ves "a
coupons 06, New York Central | IA, Erie
Ts1
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'iy Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
INDIANA RIOTS

Indianapolis, April 2O--The forces sent TO
Danvile last night report oil quiet to-day.
SeAeral arrests Of armed men have been
made
1t is reported another Union man was kill
ed in Brown county yesterday by jayhsw
er
Prosser bas been removed to his residence
At Georgetown where II is said a force has been
organized to resist his arrest BY the military
authorities.
A number OF leading Democrats from
Brown and adjoining counties have gone there
for the purpose Of counseling subms ssion TO
the lawful authorities, and for ;he preservation
of peace
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LATEST FROM EUROPE

PORTLAND, April 2l-The steamer Jura
from Liverpool 9Th, Londonderry 10th, arriy-
ed this morning with one days later news
The Polish insurrecton is still spreading
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-21
HoNORABLY DISCHARGED
HEADQUARTERS Army OF PoToMAc,
April 20.

General Order No AZ,
The following officers have been honorably
discharged; --Lieut Berry, + Hancock, 10 Ind,
Col L Cutler, 9th Wis, Lieut. Martin Rodman,
ID Wis, Lieut. Charles E Essinger, I'd Wis,
Lieut Richard Carter, 9Th Wis
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CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,


Established in the Year 1860.
FOR TIE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the control of two OF the most Eminent
Physicians 10 the world,
nk. +. BoNAPARTE, nom London and Paris
~ Hospitals, and for the past ten years OF the Gin.
cinnah Neneresl Hospital, aud DR.. f. b. REYNOLDS,
late OF New York, This is the only ONCE in the city
where permanent cure Of Private Diseases can be
optalned without tho OF mercury or change OF
diet Gonorrhcea cured in to AZ hours Geet Cured
in 70 10 daYsi Structures cured 10 10 weeks; Noe
turnal Emissions stopped in 2 10 dsys; Seminal
weakness cured in tos weeks Syphilis its prrna-
Y stages cured IN days. Secondary symptoms in
" weeks Skin Diseases cured in TO weeks; i'm
potency, yigor restored IN TO AWeeks All diseases
Of private nature treated with unparalleled success
Dr. Bonaparte'a great work ON private diseases. the
Private Guide 70 Health, ia beneficial 10 ALL male and
female old and Young should read this book. IL will
enhghten those who groPe in darkness Price rs
Dr. BonaPsrte'I French Patent Male safel It is
perfectly sale, and never fails 10 90 satisfaction Iis
the only safe and sure preventive against disease
Price Of the French Patent Male Sale, 81 the snEie
pdas @ SsmSs SGssS aUDsbIH ssRi y ms
safe and reliable remedy for supprcssions and ali fe
male diaeases Ladies' should not use them ChlnnO
| pregnancy, as they will produce miscarr1age Pres
VI % per hox-extra fne so-sent 10 any address by
Drs. b. a r. are the men to consult, thav ar. nm.
queshonably acknowledged to be the CHAMPIONS and
kings OF W nsreal diseases and the only Doctors who
have been aceustomed from an early age on youth Il
witness the various diseases which ainict mankind
saaP progress ssss2 Rr0IsS HPg
humble abode Of poverty to lhe mansion OF the veal.
thy and hay.ng asesrtained beyond doubt the vast
sunenne OF humanity they determined to select the
generatye system as their particular stuv aud 10 de.
vote their whole attention to the Allevston Of the s.
eabes ot these important functions No letters will be
answered unleas they contains remittance or q post.
age stamp V9l or sddIess, -,
No, ls2 Sycamore street. between Filth sixth cas-
side, Cincinnati, Ohio. IN
once heurs nom An. tosP.A. fsS
I
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PARTITION NOTICE.

Henry stibes
W Montgomery Superior Court,
samuel stblea et al
CAMUEL sTlBLEs, of Futon county, Indiana,
- Loretta Fritz (aged le) and Michael Fritz her ia
theT, OF Preble county, Ohio Mara Linder and Sam
uel LindeT her husband, of Preble county Ohio and
Caroline Subes, OF Montgomery county, Ohio, viii
take notice that petition iled against them
Montgomery county, Ohio. and is now pending whel.
in Henry Snbles demands partition Of the following
real estate to.wit The north half Of the northwest
quarter Of section thirtytwo (S2 town six 10y, renge
iour (4), containing eghtyone and seventeen humid
redths acres in Montgomery county, Ohio, and that
les will apply for order Of partition of said prems
es. s4dtt HoUK MCMAHON, Attorneys.
TRUSTEE AND MASTER COMMISSION
ER'S SALE
DY virtue Of an order to me issued nom the Court
10 Of Common Pleas OF Hamilton county, Ohio, da
ted the 34th day OF March, 1893 in the suit wherein
Alexander Findlay and Anne Ellen, his wire are
plaintiffs and VIM. b Soule and wife and others are
defendants, No. 81 6l8, will offer at public sale
on the premises, in the county Of Montgomery and
state OF Ohio, and adjoining the city OF Dayton,
Monday, Nay IL, 1893,
Al II o'clock a m, the following described property
viz; Lot No. los containing eleven and thirty
four peTches as laid down and described on map
hlsd aud recorded in The SUIT OF partition between
the heirs and deyisees Of James and Jane Findlay
deceased. Said suit Of partition being numbered II
ohio, s,66e and o.5TO
Terms OF sale-one third cash, one-thrd in onC
year and one-thrd IN TIVE years; deferred payments
to be secured by notes az mortgage upon the prem
ises and bearing six per cent interest from day o
sale.
Appraised at 81, ,2e6 c. for the tract
J. l.. WAITER,
slld2aw3wtdu Trustee and Special Mast. Com.
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FALSE REPORTS.

WASHINGTON, April 2O-Rebel reports of
the repulse of Gems Hooker and Stoneman
are pure febricRtions
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Having ons OF the most complete Printing Estab
shmsns in Southern Ohio, facilities for doing all
kinds Of Work, Book, Plain, Ornamental, are iiFs
class. We have one Of the fastest Presses and have
all the modern styles of Type, and we employ the
best Workmen.
wehAvs three Power Presses connected with ou
Job Department, and are prepared TO execute work
with neatnsss and dispatch.
sS-ordsrs from abrOad win receive prompt attsn
ton. Address
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MIAMlsBURG, OHIO.
NNHE undersigned will sell on reasonable terms, be.
Il tween now aud April lat, 1865, his hotel property
10 Miamisburg, Ohio, known as the
M A MI USE.
This is OF the finest hotels in the Miami Valley
and has excellent run OF business At this time II
large three-story brick house. containing twenty.
i've rooms, and has all necessary -buildings wells
and cistefns attached and all In good order, Also,
bes, and Is in hne order.
The GROUNDS comprising this property consist Of
nVe large lots enclosed with fine hedge and Ia
beautifully arranged as garden; hes also $50 Grape
Vines in bearing order.
This property 10 situate the corner OF Main and
Bridge streets not more than seventy q yards nom
the canal apd convenient distance from the depot OF
the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton railroad aud 10 q
good stand aud good paying properly. ~
For rtheT Information please call on The proprietor
on the premises. fe2Sdawu N. ID. Black.
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DIR. VIM. H. HURD's
r O 9TH p O w o z r

This Powder possesses the
oAksoNlc WITHOUT THE INJURIOUS PROPER
TIES OF CHARCOAL,
And Is lres from all Acids or AIkahes that can In the
least injure the Teeth.
ITs ACTION BEING ENTIRELY MEoHAHIcAL-FoLisHiEs
WITHOUT WEARING TRE ENAMEL
Or. VIM. B. HURB'S TOOTH POWDER
Is HroOMHESDEB BY RHnENr DrNrsrs
street, Brooklyn, f. d.
Price, 90 Cents per Box.
liberal discount made to dealers
address Principal once, Trabune auua.
tnBs' NO. i, spruce street, New York
Sold also BY Caswell, Mack Co., Flfth Avenue ao,
as aeG y L Codd1ngton, Tlo, Broadway; ID s. barnes
xOz Broadway, and by all Druggists =
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fi NOTICE
TS hereby given that the subscriber has beea ap-
l. pointed and qualified Administrator of the es-
tate Of Philip Grove late of Randolph township Mont
gomery county, Ohio, deceased.
ma2lw4 MOSES WOGAMAN.
GARBoN OIL Of the best quality the market can
" produce, both for safety Rnd durability in burning,
ana as free from oiiensive odor be made, for
sale by the gallon or barrel by JAMES ABBEY,
de9 Druggist, 100 Main street
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WE are prepared TO execute all Ordsrs for

Book and Job Printing.
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With dspa.ah snd in the oest style OF the art Psre
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MIAMIsBURG, OHIO

sPLENnlD HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SAL
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80 KEOKUK, IOWA: MONDAY FEBRUARY 8. 1863

their action will have tendency to pro-
mote peace, while in reality it has had :
tendency to produoe some dissension in
the Union army and give sncoursgemsnt
to those in rebellion, and therefore pro-
long the war. Just the thing IAope they
did not mean to do.
Those fellows in Illinois who are 70
anxious for peace may get on their knees
and beg for peace, and the Southern reb-
els will spurn their petitions, call them
craven hearted, and will not join in .
confedsracy with the Northwest unless
the N. w. viii be content to occupy q
secondary position or become provinces
and pay direct tribute for the navigation
Of the Mississippi.
! have only stated stubborn facts and
still sy. let us put down the rebellion by
all means Let us have the Union--the
whole Union. s
AsaIlast resort and - . compromise
perhaps I might agree to let South Caro-
lina 60 to the d., bat not foot besidss
- long a. We can help il. a1 W.
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EngllsA Cess % oappay.

Late British papers announce the arrii-
val u Ev9pesl Of shipnsnt Il cotton
from tho Caps Of Good Hope, the staple
having grown from SEA Island iced. II
i of : very 6ne quality and ne cIiupsse Of
Affiee y sid 70 b psealissly adapted TO
its growth. Portugal has also sent oot-
ton towards the relief Of the wants Of the
Lancashire mills. These sources of sup-
ply sse new and their. .inporAnos = rot
nagni6sd by the Liverpool papers, which
show the efforts 70 become siad4psndent
Of the United States. Asia, Africa, and
Eurppa a oontSibuted 10 The Rnglnh
supply in the first week Of January, and
cargoss Of excellent staple were recsived
from ChiaA Caps Town and Dp(rto; and
the three Old continents seem destined "a
rival the new world. The Liv6rpool Post
says the BeA Island seed ~ been export
ID = ahnpst svsEysqua5ln1 OF The slobe,
aad We have often had o16asion, WITHIN
the past two ysau, to 1s1R Rour rsadera' ID
the extraordinary efforts 6 the Cotton
supply A1eocla6D1o Of Afeat Britain "a
cpen NV sol1ees = sppssitiop - suu
Cotton States. Their persever,nce ~
bssn partially rewarded, and ws fsar e.
the OonfsdeiaAss, kkS ~ al wcunsu =
the nuriAEy .tals, have kjllba ~ Rooeo
which laid The goldea egs.
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Hereupon Mcpherson claimed the.
right to make personal explanation. Az
member Of tho military committee he
was not willing to rest under the impu-
tatlon that the reporting Of the bin
was unauthorized. The eommittee gavs
Its consent TO report the bill - q psYson.
al favor, i've members thereof, . majori-
ty. being opposed to the measure in any
phAxe. The committee did not recon-.
mend concurrence in the bin.
Olin rose to present an explanation.
Conklin called him to order.
Olin-You have refused to yield the
door. / will cali You to order
Conklin-Thsre il no occasion to
make threats on this floor.
Olin--I simply rose to-
Conklin-I call the member to order.
He yesterday, in the course Of his re-
marks, said that the report Of the naval
committss Wa tissue of misrepreasuta-
tions and isyktatements.
Olip again : oao, whsreapon the jspi-
tor said % him nno gentleman can inter.
rupt smother against his consent" +
Oin-I ross 70 . point Of order. Per-
init me TO state Y8 80 10 e.
The 6peaksr-The member on The
right is entitled 70 the aoor, and the
chairman will sustain him. He cannot
b deprived Of it without hin consent.
Coakin then proceeded to viDdisass
the repsrt Of the naval committee aeninse
the attacks that had bean made upon il.
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sound sensancnss sv2n DenSsratfs
Paper.
The Chicago Post, eonmsnting upon
the late disgrneefal exhibition of drunk
en- rufianism on the Aocr Of the United
States 6eoats, the other day, BY eaals-
bury, Of Delaware, says:
The cond1ct of Mr.. salisbury, Of
Delaware, ID tho United Ssates on Tues
day. was degrading and brutal. It was
degrading 70 the honosabla body u which
Mr.. Salisbury i Obviously sn unit
member, and . disgrace to the civilized
State which he misrepresents. Al dis
play of personal manners, it was the ex-
hibition of bully whose faculties had
been stAsped in bad whisky until moth
ing but the brute is left.
1t is q sad evidence of the degeneracy
which has fallen upon these mcurnful
times when Senator of the United States,
forgetting the respect which is due to
the bead Of another branch OF the gov
ernmeot, ignoring the decorum which be-
longs to the august body Of which he il
q member, descends from tie dignity Of
even common self-respect, to perform the
role of y blackguard and brandish re.
volver about the heads Of those who seek
to restrain his decency.