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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22
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A large assortment of new and popular songs, bal
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sABBaTEy scFaOo, BELL, No.

- entire work of 1872 pages, and nearly 295
tunes and hymns. As the music is little more diff
.n,t it is just the book follow Bell No. 1. Nearly
million of these Bells have teen issued and are
ri ging tn this and other countries. Among
the many choice pieces may be found, sSh,ll we
meet beyond the Rivef?' ssThere is a Beautiful
World, sorrow shall come -. Don't
you hear the Angels coRing?'' 'sThou, God. seest
me sSabbath Bells chime on, Prices of Bell
No, are same as Bell ~, Both numbers can be
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THE HORACE WATERS DEELODEON
AND FaARMONIUMs,
TIE DAY scmooL BELL.

$4,000 COPIES ISSUED.
new Singing Book for Schools and Semnaties, called
the Day School Bell ready 1t contains about 200
choice rounds duetts tros qusretts and
choruses, of them written expressly this work
besides 80 pages of the Elements of Music, which
sy and progressive.
Among tie large number of beautiful pieces may
be found, eUucie Sani,s School,o ssDont You hes r
the children coming" "Always look on the sunny
side. - The litte lass,'' and Little Lad .tOh, if
were little bird, Bird of beauty'''' Pretty pair
tree, Anvil Chorus,'' Meet me by the ranning
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authc- Of " Sabbath School Bell" Nos. and 2 which
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ice; cloth bound embossed gill; 40 cents, S35 per
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TEtE NEW PArRl0TIC soNe, Rnok.

contains 96 pages Of songs duets chornses, both
sacred and secular, including IA pages prayers
sick and dying soldiers, an soldiers Scripture Man
ual. 1t is well suited for social singing well as
Sabbath worship Among the many beautiful pi. ces
may be found, .'Where liberty dwes is my counhy.':
s'The Christian Hero,'' .sThree cheers for Ban
ner "sCome sing to me Of heaven - .Columbia, the
Gem of the Oceauss q Freeman's Gathering,,,.t Co
lumba's King forever,'' I: Marching long ,'' &c
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gnetru.
- From the Evening Post ~
THE EARTH rs FULL OF THY
RICHES. m -sa
BY wiLIl.M CULLEN BRYANT.

u BY wILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT. 7-'
Almighty, hear US, while we raise
Our hymn of thaDkfulness and praise,
That Thou hast given the human race '
So bright. SO fair dwelling place. ~
That when this orb of sea and land
9 Was moulded in Thy forming hand, ia H
Thy calm, benignant smile impressed rs a
A beam of Heaven upon its breast. .
Then lowered the hills, and broad and green
The vale,s deep pathway sank between. (
Then stretched the plain TO where the sky
stoops and shuts in the exploring eye.
And stately groves beneath thy smile f1s
rose on contine ent and isle; .i..75ls,, %, .5
And fruits came forth and blossoms glowed,
And fountains gushed and rivers flowed.
Thy hand outspread the Dillowy plains
OF ocean, nurse of genial rains,
Hung high the glorious sun, aud set
Z Nights cressets in her arch Of jet. e'
Lord. teach us, while the uDsated gaze, 3"i'lf
Delighted, on thy works delays, 4 yis5sf q
To deem the forms of beauty here .gs
But shadows of brighter sphere.
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HUNTERS SONG.


know a mountain bieh,
f With its head against the sky,I
Where the stormy eagles ny
East and West;
There at mornings ruddy CLEAN,
And in evenings purple bsam, o
have heard the nurslings scream
From the nest!
Oh, I love that mountain high,
= With its head against the sky, as
And the hungry, nursling's cry,
All forlorn;
For as winds went to and fro,
Cutting furrows through the snow,
~ n hunters hpt so low, -
was born.
o, love thu rocky glade,
Where my little brothers played,
Where together they are laid
Ingreen beds;
With water murmuring nigh
Its eterna ] lullaby,
And biue strip of the sky
At their heads.
There's a maiden that know.
And her eyes are black as sloe,
And her voice is sweet and low
In its tonei
Up that mountain steep and bare
She will climb as on stair,
And the hunters careless fare
Make her own. fs
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Medical Notice.
DIR. III. MI WERSTER

DIX. HI. ID Z. w EBSTER
M7oULD announce that be has located in he Village
w of Ravenna for the purpose of practicng Medi-
cine Having regularly studied the g Old School
system of practice and for tbs last years quite
large experience in the Homeopathic and Hydropalhc
odes of treatment he fatters himself is able
select the most rational and ectual medicinal agents
for the relief of the sick q Z f4s4S5z4 - aeFs--
Particular attention paid the treatment Of Diphthe.
ria, Old Chronic Diseases. Female omplaints, &c.
Ofice--In the Phenix Block oser Robinson King &
Cos Bank.
Reside snceIn the house lately occupied by Rev. A.
b. Green, corner Cedar aud Sycamore streets.
Rayenna. Nov. 10. Is62 I2-ly
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a H1NDoo sACRrF1CE.

The following account of the sacrifice of a
Hindoo woman, on the funeral pile of her
husband, is an extract of letter from a
young lady in Calcutta, to her friends in this
country. The writer is native of Pittsfeld,
Massachusetts, where her parents now reside.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22
sABRATH sCHoOL RELL NO. l.

contains 144 pages and nearly 600 tunes and hymns,
ard is the most popular s. S. Book ever issued
Among the most popular lpieces are, "Kind Words -
6 Eden Above.''.s Christian Hero" t.Beautiful Z-
me so'' In the Lght.' ssRest for the Weary
Prices-paper covers, 90 els each, SIS i00 bound
25 cts, see per 100; cloth bound, embossed gilt, 80
cents, SOS per 100.
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What strange creatures girls'are. Offer one
of them good wages to work for you, and,
ten chances to one, if the "oid woman can
spare any Of her girls''-but just propose mat
rimony, and see if they don't jump at the
chance of working lifetime for their victuals
and clothes.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22

A foreign paper states that in one of the
private lunatic asylums in the neighborhood
of Lyons, there are not less than forty per-
sons confined, laboring under mental aberra-
ton caused by spirituaiism.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22
raE HARp OF FREEDou1.

contains 80 pages of songs, dues, and choruses for
Freedom Among the choice pieces we would name
"Fair Freedoms morn >, o let my people go.''
stover the rnountain,' ssThey worked me a II the
day - &c Price5 cents single, SO cents per dozen,
50 per 100; postage cent each. - tssz - Sgs lse
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22
CHORAL HARP.

This is the title of new Sunday School Book, of
100 pages of beautiful tunes aud hymns. 1t contains
many gems, such HShali know each other
theref'' ssSuffer Little Children Come Unto Me;"
The Beautiful Shore '.ohl 'Tis Glorious Leave
Me with My Mother;'' ssHe Leadeth Me Beside still
waters," &c Price, paper 90 cents, Is per
l00 bound, 25 cents, $50 per 100. 1t is edited by
HORACE WATERS, author of SIS S. Bell,,' Nos.l
and of which have had the enormous sale of over
eight hundred thousand copies.
Just published by HORACE WATERS,
4SI Broadway, New-York.
May 10, 1863.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22
THE ATHENEUNI COLLEOTlON

contains between 800 and 400 pages of tunes and
hymns, and odof the choicest kinds, for church,
Sunday school,, revival, missionary, temperance,
social meetings. The music dihis BOOK has iifeand
animat in ii, hk Shining Shore Rest for
Weary ssSh II know other ihere?'' s.Shal
we meet beyond the River?o There is Beautiful
World" s'Kind Words,'' Sweet hour of Prayer
'There Is Land;of Love- 'ssaifer little children to
single copies, bound, so cents, $40 per 10O cloth
bound, embossed gilt, 50 CENTS $50 per To- Mailed
at the retail price.
HORACE WATERS, Ag't
s-..-s.-ss.. - 4al Broadway, New York,
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"Boiling to death,'' Blackstone says, "seems
to have been adopted from the peculiar cir
cumstances of the crime which gave rise to it;
for the preamble of the statute informs us
that John Roose, a cook, had been lately con-
victed of throwing poison into large pot of
broth, prepared for the Bishop of Rochester's
family, and for the poor of the parish and
the said John Roose was, by retrospective
clause of the same statute, ordered to be
boiled to death. Lord Coke meationed sew
eral instances of persons suffering this horrid
punishment" This Act, however did not
live long, for it was repealed by Edward VI.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22

1t is calculated that the operatives of Lam
cashire are spending at least ten millions of
pounds sterling year less than before the
crisis.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22
THE REVIVAL, RIIISI1 EsA0K ;

contains 73 pages of tunes and hymns, designed for
revival, prayer and conference meetings. Price-in
paper covers, single copies, 10 cents, So per l00.-
Mailed at the retail price. y ? 81 - s
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22

The good government of our appetites and
corrupt inclnations, will make our minds
cheerful and easy contentment win sweeten
low fortune, and patience will make our suf.
ferings light
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22

THE Potency OF WoRDs.-On words rests
theaxis of the intellectual world A word
hath struck ineradicablv in million hearts,
and envenomed every hour throughout their
hard pulsation. On winged word, hath hui
man wisdom been willing to cast the immor-
tai soul, and to leave it dependent for all its
future happiness.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22
RUTH: a NACRED CANTATA,

contains Is6 pages. Words by Rev. Sidney Dyer,
music by Prof. Gull. This is an excellent book for
concerts for rthe !young. P!ees-paper covers, 20
cents, SIS per 100 bound, 25 cents, $50 per 100.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22

had always laid his little rosy face close to
mine as he could get it, and slept with one
little warm hand on my neck. All my grief
broke out afresh when I thought of him.
Willie raised up at last, and said earnestly:
"Mother, it's Charlie you are crying for
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-05-21
BORDER STATE LOYALTY.

The difference in the sentiment of loyalty, as
developed 10 the Border Slaveboding States and
in those which are non-slaveholding, was forcibly
presented to the consideration of his hearers BY
the Rev Or. Bellows, ON the occasion of re-
cent address, When, called 70 follow Mr.. Bancroft
st the opening of Loyal League in New York
city, he held the followpg language
could rot help thinking, ss Mr. Bancroft was speak
Ing If tie conflicts and susnes Of the Border States
this very hour how little those who have not actually
witnessed them realize their intensity 1t is incredible to
tigt standing 10 this of festive elegance and
social entertainment, exbilarated with music and lowers
and still more by the company Of wives and daueh
ter with hearts free from bitterness or rage that so
to us as Western Virgnia Southern Ken
lucky, snd Missouri, this war, matter Of mild end rea.
sonable interest for IL for million Of our countr, men
there question of nensest personal hatrsds and the
most vindictive passions"
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practices Examinations OF such cases were instituted and
some oil the persons arrested have been discharged from
tnle 70 hme undar circumstances upon ld0us CON-
Pa pc. - Was thought. witt tho public safety.
SeahilIe favorable ebaI 90 pubic opinion has
cured me ans Deteees oyay and aisLOyaiy plainly
aWnea me phote structure Of the GODeramsat IL firm
ana a0j apprehension of public danger and facilities for
rea enable practices have diminished with the passions
which prompted needless persons to adopt them The in
surreclion Ia believed to have eliminated and to be
clning. sI
lhe President IN risio Of these facts and anxious 10
cor artturH 10 the normal Of the adm as
ar as regard Tor the public welfare will allow directs that
all poica prisoners or State prisoners now held 10 mill
ay CUSTODY Do released their subscrbing to parole
.ngaglg mem 70 render no aid comfort to The enemies
IN hostility to the United States
extraordinary arrests will hereafter be made under
Inc drecton OF he military authorities alone"
Congress has by its recent legislation /" antici.
pAted" precisely such case as that raised by the
alleged conduct and language of Mr.. Vallandigham,
and has thus made provision for the emergency"
The only justification heretofore assigned for such
extraordinary arrests in the heart of loyal popu-
laton no longer exists, for the "normal course" Of
proceeding Is now plainly marked out by the law
made and provided for the trial and punishment
OF all who give 8" aid and comfort to the enemy"
and whosarc citizens of States in which the ad.
mlnistration of the laws has continued unimpairod
In the Federal courts"
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FROM SUFFOLK. LyAl
saeral BuRSsrDEt
LEWIS RICHMOND,
Assistant Adjutant General,

% Tho arrival Of az officer Of Gen Getty's staff 10 this
city yesterday learn that military affairs IL and around
SUD- Tx (Msj Gen Peck's oomuand) comparatively
quiet Gen. Peck IL hard at work with he pick snd
shovel deHg his position still formidable against
assault IA the event OF Gen Longatoet returning
Of the siege The works which the Conf derstcs
erected ard abandoned around SUD ill., very ensive
Thy went far to PIT up telegraph wires to
enable them read y sDd constantly TO communicate with
did rent parts Of their ueths e1teu leg stance
Of several inils They sf behicd many noun Of sand
az monuments u their activity and nteaton to effect
regular system 4 ssge No doubt the alsarcs Of Gen.
Hooker caused Gen Loogstrset I, precpatey abandon
Oi. schemes for the taxing Of sulk I sai that the
rebel. expected the Federal fucs. tins a2prsoh OF
tho Corfederates, to Suffolk to protect Ports
mouth and Norfolk.
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THE ALLEGED FOREIGN LOAN.

Washington despatch to the New York Evening Post
says;
Notwithstanding tho fact that gentleman connected
with the Treasury Department SAILED for Europe Ia the
steamer Of Saturday last aud that has been Rccep ed
evderce of tie truth If Il temen that he to
agent Of the Government TO psec negotiations for
the taking of lsrg European lOspy b, proposals for
which were SAID have to Alr base by Mr.
Aspnwe am en- bird to CONTRACTED he report No such
loan IL contemplated Tue gen eman who lett Saturday
went out on business Of totally different character
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CLAIMS ON PERU.

We are happy to announce that the tedious and
protracted negotiations for adjustment Of claims
of citizens of the United States on the Peruvian
Government have been brought TO az suspicious
conclusion. The convention on that subject includ-
Ing the amendments proposed by our Senate and
accepted by Peru, will shortly be published, and
the Commission provided by the act of the last SEES
sion Of Congress to carry the convention into effect
win be organized without unnecessary delay.
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A DESPATCH FROM ADMIRAL PORTER

The Navy Department Received TIE following depsch
yesterday morning:
FLAGSHIP GENERAL PRICE,
BstOD Warr on. My ID. 1868
Hon. GIDEON WELLEs, 2ecreta y If the Navy.
have the honor 10 inform you that arrived CT the
mouth Of the Red river The morning of the 4h and on
the 5th took possession Of Fort De Russey about eight
miles from the mouth On the evening Of The 9th took
possession Of The city Of Alexandra without resi- lance
Gen. Banks arrived in Aexauds on the evening of the
9TH, and TUNED the city over to him.
DAVID D. PORTER,
Acting Rssr Admiral, Z mig Miss Squadron
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FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, MAY l9-With tho exception ,f force
cpnsspg of eleven sma regiments under the rebel Nor.
gan, the south side Of the Cuub raud III the reports
Of the rebels attempting the invasion ,f nucky are >
credited at headquarters. 1t l. thought that the de-
spaches from Mount Vernon, Somerset AMI elseu here
from rebel sources aud are designed to prevent the
Federal troops from reinforcing Gen. Rosecrans or nvad
Ing East Tennessee.
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GENERAL OapERs No. 68.
HeddQH D az OlparLmtut on IA. On


Ctnci rati, Oh o, Nag l6, 1863
At Military Commission hrch convened Ciscin-
natl, Oho the tn day of May 1868 IA su mt to Spe
GIRL Orders No l35, Of 81 1863 series from
these hesdq lartsls and OF winch Big Gen. Rob IT b.
Potter, United States Vounecrs, s Prrsd MT was ar
ruigned and tired Glenn L. Vala dphani ci,ireu OF
the State oi Ohio IN be folow psc eaton
o. charge to witt
Ihe charge md specification were insercI in the In
tel gencpr % tho -, May
To which charge aud specification the prisoner refusing
to Plead ei her guilty" ~ IT,. guilty. the Cpnrn ssion
directed the Judge Advocate t. eats oG The reo,ds The
plea OF " not gulIy"
FINDING AND SENTENCE
The Commission afer mature dribel ation on the evi-
dence ntducsd and tn ,t1rmsnt Of Il accused find the
accused Cemsnt L. VallaDdgham citizen Of tie a.s
OF Ohio a follows:
Or the epec fcaton Except tbs words that prop ST
tons By which the HVTtberl states co be b,ck and
tie Sou gUaantei taelf igls und he Constitution
had beet ecd the day be0rc tie st bat Ia &c F-eis-
ii ksburg b, Lncun md II mlnions me ,ing thereby
the President "A United States and those under him 10
horltJ and the w.rcs asseTi taat he firmly be-
lev o. be bsseted mouhs ag that The IN. in power
attenp ing 10 establish spotsm IN this untry in,rs
cruel ana more oppressive Than exs cd b,f,reD
Guilty"
Aud az to these words /" Not Guilty"
~ the charge, Guilty"
AM the Comnir do there ore % 1once M the said
Ci.uent l.. Vallaudghan. cit Of the State If Ohio,
10 be placed Ia close cJn6renent II some rlre of be
United ates IL he des tted BY tue cnna1dng officer
OF this apartment, there to 30 kept durug tie ntuu.
ancr OF the war
III. Tbs proceeding nj ng en- encs in the freso-
log approved sn COZ med AID 10 10 direc that
the place OF cJDfeuent IF The prisoner sent L. Val
and ia accordance with the said sentence be Fort
Warren, Boston hsrbor.
LEWIS RICHMOND,
Assistant Adiutaut C,enersi
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A UNION LEAGUE CONVENTION.

CLEvELAND, (o) MAY 20.-Hon, p. spsuldrs
presided at the Uuion League Convention to-day 1t was
Brow, Esq, and the Hon Messrs J. II. Ashley, John
Hlohrs Jsmes Lane, and many others Resolutions to
sppotth Administration, sc unanimously adopted
The attendance wss large
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Acting Rear Admiral, q ln'g Miss squad
A sKIRMIsH NEAR wINcHEsTER

WINCHESTER MAY 10 TO M, jor Gen. Schenck: My
cavalry had skrmish with the r<bel cavalry tod " SIX
miles from here in which they killed six and captured Sc
ven, including captain aud Lieutenant hear of no
casualties aide BY cavalry are still in pursuit
IL MILRoY, Major General
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA

New YORK, May 20 Tho sc amer La or, from New.
bern on the 7h, has arrived. All quiet It Ne Sbern
AMI troops in 1,ellent health Gen. Foster 10
completing be fortfcatigns there
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VICTORIES IN MISSISSIPPI.
BURNING OF THE STATE CAPIToI-REPoRr.
ED EVACUATION OF WICK sBURG.

Inc following are the atest fesl dispatches received
at the War Department from Gen Grant. Ds.des oou
nrmng the news we Pubist cd yesterday II tho opturo
Raymond Mississippi tasy state otss. Ia the engage
ment at that place and bl.o that va, tho purpose Of
Gen. Grant to attack The city Of so tho ca tai OF bs
State the l4th instant We weTo infrmed Of the sue.
cess Of his attack By rebal de.patch from Mobile which
was publ had yesterday We no rtcaars except
that The asht lasted all day and thai dce known as
the State Capitol burnt These successes Of General
Grant would seem the speedy reduction of vck
burg.
FROM coyHga. (Wi's Moy II. 1863.
Pa Memphis nv lsA.
| Major Gen ii. W. HALLEcR Grn, IA int h,sf,
NY force VIII ne this eyatinR as far vancei along
me creek-ls l1lt 81 ok r.yer and ex-
tead ns IN line nearly east I'D wes-as hsg can get
wi bout bringing general eusa..r.ty III "A com
uunicate with I'll and Gull mure uni -, II h c,mas n.
cessary 10 Sad train With heavy escort You rot
hear from me sgAia for sevsral Gays
-. GRANT. n rG.0.
Raymond, (5fi,s I2! P. a.. MsyI4,
gsa Mem,h,s, II a a., May H. 1853,
Major Gen. H. w. HALLEcX, General n.Cui.f:
Mcpherson took this plac. on the IL is an. after
brisk fight OF than hour. OR City one Kill.
cd and one hundred and eighty led. Lntmy's loss
eighty six prisoners clptar.d. b4sid the wound d.
Mcpherson ~ row at Clinton, Ger Sherman 10 on the
direct Jackson road. and Gan McC-rnauI ia bigag up
viii attack the State capital to-day.
U. s. GRANT, N J,r Gen.
despatch dated yesterday a. Cincinnati says: The
defeat OF the bells at Raymond 10 said have very
disastrous TO them We are yet without part culars
Cen Grant took jackson the l4h lnttaut burned
toe State taptol. Heavy rs!nforc emelts lunyrg
forward to the bes and stopping milea east
jackson. great battle Ia imminent"
The Republican states thar the President received
despatch yesterday afterloon fom Gen IIurbut, who
teegrsphs from Memphis that information has been re-
ceived lere from citis of jackson that tie enemy
evacuated Vicksburg Saturday last, and endevor
ing to escape Grant BY moving up in north aterIy
direction between the Big Black aud rivers towards
Lexington, NJ issippi.
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THE SENTENCE OF Mr.. vALL,yoIaaAM

The Cincinnati Pspes received lass night bring rs The
finding and sentence Of bs Miit,ry Commission in the
case OF Mr.. Valandigham, and also Grn Burcsidss sp
prevail Of be same, promugss in general orders from
bis headquarters The seDsbca city announced
in the lnsgeucsr 4 yesterday tut repent the in or
nation to-day In due ofiaa frm omitg only The charge
aud spechcaDn which published ia our paper Of The
inat