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Henry Arkell.
CHATTER XII


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a mother Victory.

Cairo July Z BE wnen light and ten thousand
rebel. undsr Holmes, Price suu Msrmsduke made an
attach on Helena OIL the morning Of tn ith. They
attempted To carry the works by assault. The
centre column charged in the direction Of
Fort Curtis and took three line. OF rifle pits.
The flank sttsek was not A. successful, which sub
jected the centEe to sn eEdsdins hre, which swept
them down in great numbers They were =
rounded, And one whole brigade, OF vhst -as lett Of
It, numbering $40, fell into our hands, 40 of whom
auivcd here this morning
The rebel loss was LIS u IN killed, wounded and pri-
sonen The entire Federal los y -, not oyor 100.
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BRIGs- Brother. Bristol; Delhi. Cort l.sfs It~sAN
Queustosu. LIME BARNARD, Bermuda Trv~'
bridge. D.musra Navel Bston; Wm hs-ns
II Esbethport; Primtc,., 81 Johns +.
sCHoOSERs Durcc, CAMBRIDGE; tnon. Bo-'on
A Henry, fortrcss Monroe; Unicorn. tofnuslis
Caroline. Shields Seu Greyhound. G;eyto~s Comet,
Gpnaise- Latb Rich, Hav.as, Youth. Hsliss '"h
bert Bent. II JOIN. y Is Lady Zimmerman. Ab~eo.
Plymouth kck. Bostoi ocean Bud, Cpruva.ls.
ARRIVED
STEAMSHIPS PATRON, Wsshirs'or. " {; MAJ
Flower Phi adei lhia Park rrsl Z vt and tnpira
Washington. u 4; : L Ps.y-. lHiial. iphia Novelty
Phisdr phia Ncs lort, u. cmen. Ago, fltt koyat
CITY Of kichgont, Fort Warren. Ellen Tony, Scv
bern; CahawhA, New Orltans.
SNIP -i.uisa Bruno, .l,siiau llus-'. Palermo.
BARK S-GitAns, \. LouGou; Is Hamilton, Kis
dout for Bostoa
BR1is X chmont, Xslasa Via G.l.atn: Ka.
req, fa'ardo. PR
sCHOOstRs -Couvcr', Abiry for B",on; re
Russell, Chncut'sru. I lie loo, Pr nnd -; Al
vsrado, kisshcthts,ft fot Bo.to8 frankiu, Eliza
t.thp n, bound IL Salem.
BELOW uut Lirsnow, r-cnen also Tx ] bs
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fhe ofIT ifetDn The Socfsfy,
us,p r,s rus WorSn,n.-Tbe II q Chris
hALf run inH "o'"DhD'-i INC W. I'M
ts~n CON nisson, Of this city resolved on Monday
h~s the foiowins telegram from the PhilsAsphia
CornmDsoni
We hsve seut lto deess,es 70 the trt'lefie'd, and
go, ..o,ss az mt. H. W.sir npy xy,s,ss,
want 10 money. Can Tuu not k.lp us
tsiened.l 'h'' II ertART
The Nev forh Commission ys''eriay' through
Jsme bfown, Esie, then ue1urer "n' 10 MI
quart sA'oo' IN response TO ms ATps"'
lS9trrs, &c.-Cor0nr Wiii.y h-i1 an IN
quest yesterday, upon the body Of Daniel heCsry,
8 year, old, Who VA accidentally run over and Killed
b. his fathers cart In Clif street
Coroner Sanms n held Inquest upon the body Of
JONI y e,eoo. ehin ~ ysaI. o.s. .hD rs so.,so
isttis
BHbsfa Gsrhot, ehild years old While piayins
s,s snS .ev.,s IN ,,.s H., ,ls esS.I.. swSbaI,, ~
| pistol, by boy named Kunetin, raaidnS At No. W
fat sIe.ti -,,,.
Ing on per foot Of PER-, street, ieI thrpush hole
and ~ Drowned Iiis body ~u reoov,red and taken
wher. C,rourI K,rnsy h.,s a. p,,, 81 ,psn !, WV
Ata6P n, yesterday, VIM Ryan, an eniisraut,
huthfoush vindos o. IL uIssnseh nfe~t' WI.
Thotnrson, tcnlor,d vas srrionsiv irmred in h.
| head BY book. shie hosting goods At 81 Trinity
se,,,p ~ A.,,. s.,..,.- .... os ,..;p,,
o. 10l Canal street eorni,tsd sui ldo ~ taxing oil
| Of butter slm9nds And ylttiol
| sc.., !, q, ,,..,. 900, -. su,..rrh TAKEN 10
| bellevue Hospital
MILITARY MATTERS
| About thIrsy men Of IN. s.,h R.vimen. n Y n
G. I'd "a III. .es, ~ "a, las, evening thu.
eon,pl.,ipr tina, r,s,rncp, 20 sbou, FIVE hundred
| Tn. T,h regimen, v,re 10 leave p,l,imor, at Ave
| oeloet Mopd.y nornins. fer Fr.der,eh. with three
| dav,, rst,ons and s.,v rounds Of ear,ridres The
| knay,et, w,r. Ies, behind
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CLEARED.
rEAMsHIPs-ColumbiA, New Orlssns. james
Thorp, - John, h, Martha stevrns, Baltimore.
SHIPS Emerald Isle, Liverpool; Liyiieul Bremen,
LiLLio homan, Liverpool; Rsm-ay, Cork; Ann +
rhomp on Londonderry; General Balleo, iiarce,ona
BARks- George I, London; Bersen, Il louce-tcr.
Ems; Y ieen OF the Nehrrlinds, Quseustown, stella
s,engrsI, Bs.msu; Now CaTyliaa, lrogt,. OpoTo.
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reEAIkf

AcILwAiN On July 9Th, l-i3, william JoNt
Mel Twain. aged 10 rcnfN. mouth. tut day.
The friends and gcJu..l'sgcos oi 'ht i.nily am
resp c,fily invited 90 attend IT. 'u1,taL TIM
Nodn.,day ait rucou, Jl.t A. 4.e.,.k, t,0rn IN
ie-idence Of his pneuS, 10 touttt It, Nilnsns
burgh so
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MARINE NEWS.


sun l., s.s7-sun 5, 1923 Moon r., iia5-n W, % II
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Too Late for Classification.
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L.D.fIo'L Sl'ufGdg Ectnu.V. -C,Tgos. sales
tr bic, ,uciutns 800 to tptcuator- and importers
Inc msrh.t n III IN ut unch aged ~ ltatiOns
Tbs Hr'aiN'uis market ip fiat md Vuot,,ions are
- el intsiuud The ..ovi.Ion market l. Quiet and
ss,'v BeGf IL bi0ysut. The produce markst
81, .ll
L., o.. Sa,u' 'tdD Ep tipV. Juue ~ Con,ols
rtos a. 9"A.4 iol iponc,.
Aal 4,.S SlocNn ms lntrn, .slcf wore Hin ola
t"ulai -5a!S dHcuulut Kris Il. X. 6OaGl.
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OPERATORS BAlSlfRS AND BUTTON
Cho. makes gu lucn cotu, liehesi gees Ia'd;od
hand pleVc call Il Gt4vc. CO. B-liorA 3sS
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MHs ooNLgrus YATES ami the Governor we're pre-
tsuted teN ia az sith splendid al fiaSa and
p,ir OF hOIs wo.tb $1,000, BY .tE.ns o Chicago
The 80 ~ tbu.,l o. Philairlphia has appro-
uri.'I 90 ward sviur - bounty to Volun-
:, IL ..Da, Of otter bouLtes .l'.n b. corIsor-
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THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT AND THE
REBEL STEAM RAMS

IHG nhIIlSt Wv Elm N EN- AND THE
REBEL STEAM RAMS.
This Government WAS some time since n0ti-
fled that the British ministry, review of
all the facts involved, had resolved to detain,
in their own ports, iron-plated vessels built
there which were alleged to have been con-
structed for service in the cause of the Amerf-
can rebellion. That is, until after thorough
judicial investigation should demonstrate that
they were not designed for that service. Their
foreign enlistment law forbids the act of fur.
nishing armed and equipped ships for such SER
vice. 1t was passed before iron plated vessels
Were dreamed of.
The English Government now take the
ground that iron plating ship is equipping
a vessel for war purposes; as q vessel SO
equipped is VIGOROUSLY unfit Tor any other
purpose whatever. II the English law courts
sustain this view, Of which we imagine there
can be little doubt, the last constructed Eng.
lsh rebel rams will perform no service in
their cause; as in that event they will prove
dead capital on the hands Of the specializing
builders.
We need hardly add that this act of the Eng
lish Ministry, evincing as it does, that they
rally purpose to maintain good faith with u.s.
has already had the happiest effect here; that
Is. upon our relations towards her Malesty's
Government.
As we knew that this Government felt it
incumf emit on it in courtesy, to permit that
OF England to announce the fact of its purpose
to try the question of the liability of iron plated
ships under their Foreign Enlistment Act, in
its own way and at its own time we have re.
Trained from alluding to it until now, when it
reaches this country promulged by the English
authorities through their own journals
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The GRAND LODGE OF ODD FRLLows-The
Right Worthy Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows of
the United States continued the holding Of their
sessions liz the hall, North Gay street, and tn us
far the utmost harmony has prevailed in their
deliberations. The Grand Treasurer, Joshua
Nansant, yesterday submitted his report which
states that the revenue proper for the wear
amounted to Sl0,GiU3i, being an excess of reye-
nue. OF S;34G.7S over that OF the previous year,
aud the o.Sh balance in the treasury, indie
pendent OF the Wildey Monument Fund, is
Ss,Itl w. The sum thus far contributed to the
Wldey Monument Fund is Si,iS5.53. Tne sum
OF Ft,GGU has been invested In the issues OF the
United States known as the "Fiye.twenty
lean" The number OF lodges within the iuris-
diction is as follows: Maryland, So; Massa chu-
setts, s.; New York. lt3; Pennsylvania, Az.
District OF Columbia, 49, Delaware, ~; ONO,
Bag; New Jersey, "a; Kentucky, 10; Indiana,
l:5; Missouri, 81; Illinois, 237; Connecticut, 20:
Maine, ~; New Hampshire, 70; Michigan, 50;
Wisconsin,, 81; Vermont, 4; Iowa. %: Rhode
Island, -, Northern New York, 49r: California.
lIe; Minnesota, :, Canada West, Is; Oregon, II:
Nebraska, 5; Kansas, s; Sand witch islands /
On motion, the Grand Lodge determined TO
hold its sessions for the year 1854 in Boston,
Masse chusetts.
Yesterday the Grand Lodge of MARYLAND en-.
tertained the Grand Body SHERWOOD Ho.ei.
baltimore american. .ifh.
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SECOND EDITION.
4o'CLooK E. M.
ABOUT our FRONT.

The indications from the front to-day strike
us as premonitory that Lee will make no
serious opposition to Meade's advance upon
his present line, il that be his object We come
to this conclusion as we know that our troops
are already in positions which Lee could
hardly have surrendered without battle I'M
less determined not to fight this side Of the for
already commands the Notifications of the Rap
idan, which were constructed with great labor
by the rebels; or at least has them at his mercy.
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CoUG rs. COLDS, 30, DO.

In this chanaeable climate, where any enc r ors
or less e. slbjsc. 70 Colds Coughs, Bronchitis. or
procure package Of kOsW ELL 8 MEDIC A red
CpcGH 1 CANDY, It's the most pleasant AID
enect9A remedy Known tn puelic speakers sing:
ers. 1t is nvsiuAbles See what the celeb: ated
Prof. al. xaadst Wolomski gays of it:
WIsHISGros, April 90, 1853.
, NJ, Bos,pelI-Sir: Having used your Madicated
Cough Candy for hoasseness and other affections
q me throat oceedinE from heavy col ia found
II very beneficial aud to suFpass any thing else
that have ever used for ths same purp1se ard
would recommend 1t to singers and to psrsons SUB.
Of the veics. ALExANnRR WoLowsgI :
IL ProfessOr of Music.
~ Sold at sll the principal Drug Stores. and at
EOsWELL'S Drug Store corner Of Msrylanh ave-
nue. ADD 9TH street. Price Is cents per package or
nVe lol 2l. ae a2lw&
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ARREST OF A REBEL COLONEL

The Colonel of an Alabama regiment, named
Piper, was arrested last night by 1t. Smith, of
Capt. Johnson's detectives, but proof appear
ing that he had taken the oath of allegiance. he
was paroled by Capt. Todd until Saturday
next, when he is to report.
This Col. Piper suddenly and mysteriously
made his appearance here about a week ago
He has family residing at the corner Of Sew
enth and f streets east, and he represents the
illness OF his wife to be the occasion of his
visit.
On his coming into our lines he was arrested
and expressing himself willing to take the oa tn
OF allegiance, it was administered him at
Harper's Ferry. Under these circumstances
the parole was granted him.
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I am SO much indebted. for his untirins efforts
TO make the ship efficient in every department,
and for his 1nejudgment and bearing In carry
ing out my orders ~ commander of the gun
deck during the fourteen times that this ship
has been under the nrs Of the enemy's batteries.
Abe pilot, Mr.. Beai. Dorey, merits my thanks
for the atle manner in which he has handled
this ship, particularly in working her up 70
Msultrie in the night, without lights, bearings
or compass.
enclose herewith the report Of Mr. Bishop,
carpenter, detailing the injuries
am happy to say have but few casualties.
The surgeons report Of them is enclosed.
have the honor to be, very respectfully.
your obedient servant, S. q. Rowan, .
EaFFr., Captain Commanding.
10 Rear Admiral JOHN A. DAHLGRRS,
FsSR Comd'g S. A. B. Squadron.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
A VICTORY In THE INDIAN TERRI.
TORV.

SHEINGFIELD, Mo, Sept. lo.-Maior. General
Schotield The following dispatch has ju ,t
been received:
SENECA STATION, Sept. Isl a!tacked the
combined forces OF Coffee and Brown, at this
place, one mile west OF Enterprise, at the
mouth Of Buffalo Greek. this morning, at ten
o'clock, and after an engagement of two hours,
completely routed them, driving them south
ward in disorder.
As the engagement occurred in dense grape
vine thicket it IL impossible to estimate the en-.
emy's number of their loss. Five are known to
be killed, and a Captain, NJ r. johnson, 1 learn
is one OF them.
have lost none in either killed, wounded OF
missing. Rebels report their forces variously
at from one thousand to four Thousand. NV
force is three hundred strong.
NJ. LAEUE HARRISON Comds.
JOHN Mon NELL, Brigadier General r..
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REPORTS FROM ROsEGRAN'S ARMY
VIA Chattanooga

CINCINNATI, Sept. 23.-Special dispatches
from Chattanooga to-day fail to get through.
Though the news is far from encouraging, peo-
pie here have confidence that Rosecrans will
maintain himself till rein for cements reach him,
and that he will then turn the table on John.
ston.
was wounded, and is in the hands OF the enemy.
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COL. BAKER AND HIS RANGERS ON
A SCOTT. --taa
CAPTURE OF THE REBEL g uERRILLA CHIEF
) KINCHELOE.

On Saturday night, Colonel Baker, with
enc company of his rangers, ON board the
transport Major Belger, under the convey
of the Cnur de Lion, proceeded down the
river to Queenstown Point where he land
ed on Sunday morning, and his force was sent
out and secuted around the country, coming
in during the afternoon, bringing in the noto-
rlous guerrilla chief Kincheloe aud fifteen of
his men, who have been sent to the Old Capt.
tai. -
Col Baker, with q detachment of his forces,
made another reconnaissance on Tuesday
He was out all that night and last night, but
found no guerrillas.
Hearing that there were some at Dumfries,
he surrounded the place and about 3 o clock
this morning entered it but found no rebels
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HEEEL PRISONERS JOINING OUR
ARMv

BALTIMORE, Sept 23.-About three hundred
OF the Rebel prisoners captured at Gettysburg
and elsewhere, most of whom have been con-
fined at Fort Delaware, arrived here yesterday,
and We're, after taking the oath of allegiance,
&c, mustered into the Third Maryland
Regiment. They are fine looking body of
men, and have seen much service. Each of
them appeared highly delighted with the idea
OF beng permitted to fight under and for the
old Stars and Stripes.
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STEAMSHIP VArDERBILr HBARp FRoM.-
Anxiety is felt tsays the Journal Of Commercs)
respecting the steamship Vanderbilt, owing to
her protracted absence and reports Of her de.
struction by rebel cruisers. The folio wing
letter, brought by the captain of the American
brig Hannah. win give relief: -t-a
BAHIA, August %, 1s63-aAessrs. Brel Son
Co.-Gentlemen: The u. s. Steiner Mohican
and Vanderbilt are helping US. She is convoy.
ing US around the coast. The privateers r have
heard nothing Of lstely. Respectfully, yours
$s@ "B. r. GRANT"
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FINANCIAL.-New York papers of yesterday
evening say The stock market is steady on
treasury certificates, but generally lower on
the railroad shares. Governments are strong.
given an impulse to the demand Five-twenty
coupons are asked for at an advanced price, SO
are also gold certificates. Currency certificates
are scarcely so active, and are firmly held at
99Hag9K. Border State bonds are heavy. hank
shares quiet. The loan market is easy at per
cent. The price Of gold at the board was 1877 a
lbs \, and The subsequent sales on the street
nave been within this range. There is less ex-
element in the market than on Monday ana
Tuesday. The amount Of specie taken out by
the Sciota ise395, 600. 4
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OHIO DEMOCRATIC WAR STATE CON
VENTlON, zHES@

CINCINNATI, Sept. 22.-The Democratic State
Conyennon, at Columbus yesterday, took
strong revolutionary grounds in favor of the
vigorous prosecution of the war, sustained the
Administrator and the soldiers in the field,
and condemned the nomination and course OF
Failandigham No nominations were made.
The Ohio War Democrats, generally, will sup
port Brough
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President of the United st,te.
s.e.-1 of America.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President of the United States
.sss.-@ of America
To Al Whom ii May Concern
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited 70
me that GAuLDREB BoILLEAu has been appointed
Consul General Of France, to reside at New York
do hereby recognize him as such, and declare inn
free to exercise and enjoy such functions. powers
and privileges as are allowed to the Consuls General
of the most favored nations. in the United states
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
tb be made patent, and the seal of the limited
States to be hereunto aft xed.
Given under my hand at the city of Washing
ton the 2iat say of Septsmbsr, "A d Iaes aud
f.. S of the Independence of the Unitad Stata,
of America, the sSth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary OF State
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WHAT ENGLAND THINKS OF AMERICAN ART
OF WAR.-Gen, Gilmore's operations against
Inc forts IN Charleston harbor-with his Dahl
efen and Parrott guns, aboard ship and IN
battery-attracted very great attention in Eng
land being pronounced by the leading Journals
as the second re volution in the art OF w&rnro
t dneed by the American contest. The london
mt mas an interesting article on the subject,
and the London Telegraph says
mo arsenal Is safe, no empire secure which
Is too proud to Study this lesson, 81 Ia Dahieren
ct Gilmore of what gunpowder and forged
steel can be made to effect. We do not hesitate
to say that the Spithead forts must be recon.
sldfred Us TO structure and position, if Admira |
Dah1eren can show our observation-disclosures tbev
may be--how to fire these guns OF his from
floating BATTERIES
The London Times calls attention to the ac.
uVesdevelopment OF the iron clad navy of the
United States Captain Coles, r. N, y bishes
an important letter, pointing out the supariori-
" On our central ornaments in turreted iron :
-ciads over the broadside arrange ent obsar we'd
IN the British iron frigstes.s The captain saws
the United States "stole march" on England
IN the matter Of iron vessels for war purposes.
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~Colonel Weer sends a dispatch from
Pleasant Hill, September Is, to General Even,
that in his pursuit Of Quantrill, Captain Cole
man, of the 9th Kansas, attacked on that morn
QuaAtrill's own camp, completely surprising
him, killing two Of his men, and capturing
forty horses with all their equipments. The
bushwhackers took to the bush and scattered
in every direction -
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o r 1 G I A l..
ABRaHAM LrHcoLH. President Of the United statas
Of America:

AgRARAM LIHcoLH. President Of the United ststss
Of America:
10 Al Whom it Nay Coscern
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that CHALBs gEaDrHABD pB Gazette has been
appointed Consul Of France to reside At Ban Fran
eirco, do hereby recognize him - such. and De.
clare him free to exercise and enjoy sueh func.
TONS powers and privileges a. are allowed 20 tn
Consuls of the most favored nationsin the Unitad
States.
: In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
TO be made patent, and the seal Of the United
States to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city Of Wash;n,
ton, the 2lst day Of Sept, A. D. ls6s and IF
Il. 81 The indie ndence of the Unitea Statas Of
America the 68th -
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Ey the President;
RILLIAN II. SEwARD. Secretary Estate
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
RUSSIAN WAR VESSELS AT NEW
So WORK

NEW foEK, Sept. 24.-Ths Russfan steam
Corvetses, Variag and vitease, 10 guns each
the Aimos, guns; the Isoumvond, Q guns, and
the Jahant, guns, are expected in . few days
The two which arrived to-day are anchored
near Hurl-G Gate, and will come to the city TO-
morrow morning. -e.#
These two Russian steam frigate ara the AL
exander Nersky and the Peresviet, which ar.
rived from Cronstadt via Long Island Sound.
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RAILROAD COLLISION.

NEWARK, Sept. M.-An extra train, belong
ing to the Sussex Railroad, in coming down
the road, collided near Waterloo with the IN
freight train. The later is said to have been
entitled to the road. George Franks, Esq, SUI
perintendent OF the road, had both his legs cut
of, and conductor Talmadge and brakeman
zimmerman were seriously injured The en-
gines were badly smashed.
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COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAP,

COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL.
BY Provost Marshal Todd's order. E. S.
Plumner. from Memphis, Tenn, has been
committed to the Old Capitol. He was ar
rested on q stage from Maryland, by J. Cline,
police No. ,, first precinct, as a suspicious
charact, r, and as he refused to take the GA tn,
the above disposition was made OF him.