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The New York herald., 1863-10-31


.. reanis i.a,, MI was Just % impS pps.n they lived
nember that tne u, he 70 OF tne s banner pro-
70 the We s.rs cossti,u,,Oc sD' 81 nino,a TOOK
under ,ns mem both and The ssA.s - no s,sts ~
tec.eo ,,erest .s. In the election n ~ : a.
much YosS io,s' Ssrsew 80 .sc ~ v;o,s ;sss . a.
fct' A.. syod right TO do 20 too
-.svsre,D lps, vefore them was not party
ons They Ana elect men who would sustain The Union
tApplAufe) He claimed the whole country ~ his coun-
try and wo1i acknowledge NORTH no SOUTH Eaa nor
west He Epoke Of glorious pass, and the power,
wealth and nfueuce of the country America acknow.
ledges merit from wherever comes. He told Them 70
look ss President Lincoln, once poor friendlsss ran
splitter Look Al himself-( Iaughtcr)a boy who had
VERY hard time when he was boy hoy who by ms
npudence laughter )-etands before
you OF the fourth state Ia the Union
| (Chcsrs) Shall such = country BE- crushed 70 inc
| earth by the scoundrsls in arms against NV
ono nos" No, II shali not be n this strong arm can
maintain IT, This government never be destroyed oy
Davis his sympaibzers, the seymours and vAAnd,g
ham, (lissesJ n II DO abandoned on the banks OF the
Hudson In the West that rivers shall run
blood before viii give up the struggle 1hey sE this
| \. - abolition Who commenced w Who nred the
nrst ~ W In our epdcavors 10 put down this rebel
| lion az - own slavery II rs none OF our business
tbeeys P,~ " dics " 10 because she hss committed
| p,lut Al Iir,. '"uth hnd launched the bark of
sisy.1s 'a,eide The o. rsOn With tho chip Of cen.
" tea.
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
Ine M'kEoM DEMOCRACY.
Meeting at Cooper Institute
Last Night.
IT'S paTTLE FLAG AND NOTICES.
Speeches OF Judge 0Connor, James T. Brady
and John MtKeon,

That corps or division brigade OF the oe mocracy
which is under the independent leadership Of Mr. hn
kcKe n and which fights equally against the rammany
Hail and Mozart Hall organisations cooperating TO some
sxten, with the repaacas party, had mass ratification
meeting last night at Cooper Institute the battle nag
Of the corps is sprised representation Of tho AcKcOn
locomotive rsnnng and making particular smash Of
the Tammany ara Mozart Machines. Tho AcKeOnisee
bear on their oaaoers such notices 40 these
AN honest lspEPESDKNr JUDICIARY.
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RIGHT OF OUTRAGE.
NO GOVERNMENT ny BAR0AN.
ANTI RAILROAD FRAUDS.
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
HELMHOLDsa EXTRACTa.

In the year ls the wrer q this article embarked IN The
ensssed n the q Phsr
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q s Il s'
extract matters and In os sss %cs
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fna Dsarmacsusical unssMS prspssstions -.
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on nns ,s.s .a' S:s .ssr come ny notes
agent abespoopia q the E1srac. ssssap.Ila sdde4 e
bRns 20 much used eneeSed and delicate cons0n'
One S bottle strength e ONE gallon q q the
desire in this connection to make PLAIN statement Of
Frst~Bs consideration OF the welfare Of suffering hu.
msecond-Because wish my articles classified as
ignorant to read pre-
sdvsrs S S: am cOTpsIsdS e DC g
that have valuable articles that were ever adver
They ss ss sG
s ss and
before remarked l. in common with the manufactu-
rca of patent medicines advertise my medicines But how
lived ha been OF these articles And
- ~. "a are many persons who VIII continue to think that
merit in The article Ia uot essential 70 success.
NV course In mauv particulars has been quite different
from thst of any others With over 80 unsolicited
ana letters from all sections many
nhvsicians cergynep statesmen. DC, have not been in
hc hahss Of rcsotng to publication in the newspa
mars do not do this for the that articles
rank as remedies they do not need 10 10 propped
an NV eItlcaes may. however. without too much dev.
ation from my plan present here specmenone selected
he cere from the number a hand Read the follow.
e certiGcate OF OF over twenty years Standings
LEWISTON, Pa, Jan. IA, 1857
DrAR siRi have been troubled with an affection Of the
Badder and Ktdneys for twenty years. had tried
physcans ya and at last concluded 70 give your eenu
have used three bottles and have obtained relief
from s effects feel much better than have for twenty
have the greatest itsvirSes and curative powers
and shan do my TO make known 70 the a,ct
ed UoptpQ ths advantageous to In assisting
you to iutroduee the Medicine, am truly ycurs
Lewiston, Pa, August %, 1857.
am happy to inform you that after the Of Ned
cine cure has teen effected; and candidly believe
should have in my had It not been for t. Your
obedient servant, ID. y. "coOhAAOA 3
This gentleman offers the following referesccs aestng
ii Hon WV BT(3LER. Ex. Governor Pa .r va
The New York herald., 1863-10-31
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.


Discovery OF u Plot A ainst the French.
How the Consplrators were Dealt
With-Our Minister'S Position-The
Army or Juarez Increasing, Sc.
Ht" SAN FRAScsoo Oct. 80, 1862
Dates have heen received from the City Of Mexico mn
TO October 4.
conspiracy against the imperial government had
been discovered aud large number Of accused persons
had been imprisoned shot and others sent 10 Mar
Unique.
No movements Of the French troops had been man.
toned
Jpe prees was free in commep,'--
....s, corwn 10 hold ir'-~
govsrnmens. and ,.,,..,o,
fes'N ..rview with the provisional
.,so on his ncgiectns 70 join In The
..,s celebrating the birthday Of Napoleon.
The forcos Of Juarez daily Increasing and twenty
aveu thousand troops between ousretara and Sal
ru,s. cusrnlas we're increasing and the adherenn o
Jsrss seemed a. determined ever 10 resist the Frencl
| 10 the last extremity.
me op,s,on prevailed that large French reinforcement
vou,d be necessary complete the subjusation Of IN
country. "
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-29
SOU ND ADVICE.


Let Us not be oyer-curious about the failiugs =.
of others, but take account Of our OWE;
let us bear in mind the s
eZcelencies oiether men while We reckon up
our own faults, FOR shall we be well-pleasng
to God. For he who looks at the faults of 9TH
ers, and at his own excellences, is injured in
two ways ; by the latter he is carried up to
arrogance, through the former he falls into
listlessness. For when he preeeives that D
such an one hath sinned very easily me will
sin himself when he preceives that re in aupht
exceled, very easily ne becometh arrogant.
He who consigns to oblivion his own exceIlen-
ces and looks at his failings only, whilst ho
is curious inquirer into the excellences, not
the sins of Others, is profitable in MANY wav.
And how? will tell you. When he sees that
such an one hath done excellently, he is raj
sed to emulate the same when he sees that
he himself hath sinned, he is rendered humble
and modest. five act thus--if we thus resu-
late ourselves--we shall be able to obtain the
good things wich weare promised, and in all
our ways wewill acknowledg Gods. Chry-
S0rton.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-29
VOL. 9, - NO. 3S.

When the sharp crack of dozen riAes-wbose
swift messengers of death laid asImany of
red men in the dust-echocd through the
woods. The rest shouted their wildst war >
Whoop, and turned to confront the foe. The
next instant twelve more of their remaining
number lay beside their fallen companions.-
There were but eight now left, and Kerrit.
who stood shaking with terror, as he saw a
dozen settlers advancing swiftly toward them.'t
Escape was in vain; they were completely 3
hemmed about on every hand. The rocky
preclplce was in their rear, and fierce foemen
IN front. Short was the struggle--in few
n4lnutes the Indians all lay dead upon the
ground, and Kerritt was prisoner :; for the
settlers had shown the determined purpose
Of taking him alive. ssr s.5-...... 4.
Do our readers wish to know the prison.
er's fate 1t would freeze your blood with
horror. Suffice to say that it was terrible.
The body of Eva was recovered and laid in
a grave beside her lover. And the rock from
which she Sprang, to escape u fate far worse
than death, l., to this day called THE ROCK OF
THE TWO LOVERS. ~ -.-.-r.-... .....
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-29
Stlttt StOrp.
TEE TWO LOVERS
LEGEND THE MOHAWK.
By W. WHITWORTH.

We write of the olden time. Those days
Of yore, when, where now stands the thriv
ing village surrounded by its numerous farms
of corn-clad fields, or town and cities of lar
ger growth, alone trol the feet Of the red
man-thc savage denizen OF the wilderness
or roamcd the scarce less savage wild beast
of Hle forest. These trying times, anterior
to the~American Revolution, when hordes Of
Indians in retaliation for the cruelties intllct-
ed upon them by the whites, continued an
unceasing war of slaughter and depreciation
upon the frontier settlement, burning the
dwellings, and Staying alike the young and
the aged with merciless barbarity.
At this time, at point the farthest ex-
tended of any of the frontier settlements of
the Empire State, there were a few scatter
ed log huts, situated at wide intervals apart,
in one of which lived an DID, gray-headed
man, of the name ofIIil:on, with his wife
and only daughter; the latter a beautiful,
fair-halred girl, about eighteen years Of age.
Mr. Hilton had moved from an older settle
ment to his present abode, some years be-
fore, at which time he had three up-grown
sons two OF whom had since periohed in &
reconnoitre with the Indians, and the other
had fallen victim to the fever, incident Of
life in a newly settled country. When he
had followed the remains Of his last son to
the grave, he could have wished to return
back with the still surviving portion of his
family TO their former place of abode; but so
severe was the shock in his parental feelings
at the loss of his children, that his hitherto
strong mind became suddenly feeble and in
ert, and his future seemed changed from Wig
orous activity to that Of listless apathy.
A few months previous to the last bereave
men OF Mr.. Hilton, young man, named
Lawrence Kerritt, took up his abode in the
settlement, with whose family Mr.. Hilton
had been acquainted some years previously,
and through which circumstances he was
placed on footing of intimacy with the Hill
tons, from the moment Of his APPEARANCE
He soon began to show marked attention to
the fair Eva, the old mans daughter, evinc-
ing.a strong wish to win her regard in re-
turn. With slight success, however; for,
though size ever received him with the cheer
ful demeanor due to her fathers guest, he
failed to impress her with warmer feeling.
Not that she absolutely disliksd him, or that
there was anything in lis ,is1Ssp ,is1Sspranco and
manner to cause ropugds te was tall
and manly and had a coilntenance both
pleasing and handsome, and his address and
general behavior, when in her society was
free and open-seeming to spring from
kind and honorable disposition.
He was more successful in gaining the pre-
possesoion of Mr.. Hilton and her brother,
who both expressed the pleasure itwould
give them to have him become member OF
their family, he having at length hlnted his
wishes to that effect ). though as yet ne had
rclrained from declaring apis love to Eva.
Their relative positions continued thus,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-29
33f[istellateous.
AN INCIDENT OF THE PRESENT a
WAR. "a

AN ANClDENE OF THE PRESENT 81
WAR. -
In one OF our beautiful suburban cemeteries
was employed up to week ago. a.venerable
maa For a number Of years past he has pre-
pared the last resting place for those called
from among Us. Though poor he raised four
gallant boys, giving 10 each ofthem moder-
ate education and good trade. The two eld-
er went i've years ago to New Orleans.
where prosperity attended their industry! ,-.,r,r.
The tao younger brothers remained with
their father. George and Fredelck .wer their
names The latter is but seventeen years of
age. When the war broke out. both left
thor employments and enlisted. The elder
brothers had constantly written home, and
frequent dresents accompanied teir letters
At the battle Of Frcderickbug, in the very
front OF the line, at the church upon the rifle
pits ct the back of the town, were the two
boys Frederick and George. A sortie was
made by the rebel riaeman upon the retreat
ing Federals, and among those who dropped
We're the two boys, the youngest sons of the
old grave digger. \ MIME ball had pierced
tue bodies ofe each. 7a......f II
The rebel soldiers, whose weapons had done
the deed, we're clad in rags of linsey-They
ran with alacrity to secure the clothing, the
cantoens, and perhaps the money of the men
whom they had laid low. The foremost one
reached the Body OF his dead enemy, turned
II over-for the face was downward-ahd to =,
his horror beheld the corpse of his youngest
brother, ais woelen shirt stained with a stream
of blood that oozed from bullet hole above
the heart. Our informant, chaplain of the
army, could tell US nothing of the other rebel b..
brother. But this one made his way in to the
Union lines and is now in the hospital at
Alexandria hopeless maniac. We lea rn
that In their childhood this youngling of the
hock had been the especial charge of the eld-
est brother. When he left for New Orleans
1t was in expectation Of entering business to
to which he could bring up the boy. Thas
boy he lived 10 shoot down with his own ,.
hands. Unless the remaing rebel brother sur
vive, the family are now extinct. Lhe faith
er died Of broken heart, and was buried last 3
last Sunday. This is simple statement of
facts. 1t is doubtless one of ten thousand
never to be written. Before infinite Purity,
who is TO answer for them ?-PhiIa. ~ Arn-
erjcOn, Saturday.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-29
BY STELLA, OF LACKAwANA.

Suppose we take Il ramb!e, Fate,
The hours propiticus-so is fate:
The riolets star the path below,
And warm the Spring-tide breezes blow:
The neighbors might approve the plan,
And-sure as I'm a living man,
There comes one of the strait-laced crew,
Dying TO hear of something ne1c!
Suppose we take ride or so,
Nor let the " dear five hundred" know
Which road we choose, or where we go,
If fly we fast, or jog we slow!
Oh they ill buy US wedding rings,
And other interesting things,
And nudge, and whisper, wink and blink,
And we are good as wed, they think.
Suppose some meddling eyes divine
Your hand a moment clasped in mine
might have something nice to say,
And hold you, lest you run away:
1t might be at social cali
1t might be at banquet-halI-
No matter-gossip will contrive
pom the scantest fae tC thrive!
suppose you slide your arm through mine
Some eve, when stars forget to shine
To light Us from the old church door
At ten, or half an hour befOrcl
81 told you 50 p" When wilt ii be ?"
"WiIl they invite us-you and me 2"
While no shrewl soul, as yet, disc vcrs
We never thought of being lovers.
Suppose smile across the street,
And tip my beaver, quite complete
0r-shoud drop in TO tea some day
When the dear old f3lks' are away!
Gossip would don her best new bonnet,
With, CAS- l said-depend upon I'll"
And whisper to each fair bird Gagged.
" Don't tell said So-heyrc engagedr'
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-29

h resh Ground Plaster In Quantities
and at prices torsuit purchasers, now for sale
se'toHen Uy i L. AIownr Jn.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-29

E.z- The N. Y. Express thinks that af
ter the cQpscription we shall see women
Eere,as on the continent of Europe, plough
Ing hoeing, digging, fishing, wood -chopping.
mining, etc.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-29

bacon STAND.-Nicholson, pa. - C.
ID JACKSON Proprietor. yln49f
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-29

IT .. COOPER, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
II. Newton Centre, LuzcFne County Pa.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-29

Esg At the rate muslin is ADVANCING
in price how long will it be till the peo-
pie will be compelled to fall back on the
fig leaf system of Adam and Eve?
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-29
aortb Brancb Democrat.

TERMS copy year Gn advance) sI.5O. If
not pain within six MONTHS $500 viii be charged
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HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS,
UIJTT TT-T y1IIT4

D 1ill1ADELH
SO1 u e Reltefothe Sick d Distressed afflicted pth
rTuent and Chronic Diseases, and especially
SJorhe Cure Of Diseases afthe SeruaL Organs
Medical advice given gratis, by the Acting Surgeon
wsIGable Reports on Spermat0rrhoea or Seminas
asaKness, and other Diseases of the Sexual 0rs~as
~ WI on the New Remedesempoyed in the DISPENSE
ient to the afflicted in sealed letter envelope irne
Clafge. Two, or three stamps for postage will be
TrGSee!laable. Address, DR.. J. SKILLIN H0U9H
Mn, Ahtlng Surgeon, Howard Association, N50ly
Nlnth Street, Philadelphia Pa, ln20ly.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-29
Qoet's Gorner,

From the CarbondaIe Adrance
THE WAY OF THE WORLD.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-29
M. GILMAN,
DENTIST.

M GILMAN has permanently located in Tank
We hammock Borough, and respectfully tenders his
OeSsonal services to the citizens Of this place and
surrounding country.
ALL WORK WARRANTED, TO GIVE sATTS-
- Office over Tutton's Law Office, near Ia Pos
Jfee
Dec, IL, 1861
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-29
Businf5s 4yoticfs.

4l&5lllF5s 5{otlCfs.
bacon STANDARDIZATION, Pa. - c. L
ID JACKSON, Proprietor. lvln49f]
TT :. COOPER, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Il. Newton Centre, Luzcrue County Pa.
GEO. =. TUITION. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
" Tunkhannock, Pa. Office IN Starks Brick
Block, Tioga street.
JXTM. NJ. PIATT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Of
w fee in Stark's Brick Block, Tioga St, Tunk
hanneck, Pa.
Y TITLE & DEWITT. ATTORNEYS AT
IL LAW, Office Tloga street, Tunkhannock
Pa.
R.R. LITTLE. j DEWITT.
r v SMITH, NJ d, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
J Office on Bridge Street next door to the Demo-
crat Office, Tunkhaunock, Pa.
HARVEY sECkLER. ATTORNEY AT LAW
IL and GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT Of
fee, Bridge street. opposite Wallis Hotel, Tunkhan-
mock Pa.
i. w. EGEo ADS, NT. ID,
Graduate Qfha University cf Pcua'a)
Respectfully Offers his professional services to the
citizens of TUakhTnno.k and vicinity. lie can be
found, when not professionally engaged either ut his
Drug Store, or at his rcsiieuce on Putnam Street.
DR. j. G. CORSELijS, HAVING L0CAT-
~ ED AT THE FALLS, WILL promptly atteaI
all calls in the line of his profcsson-nay lie found
at Beemers Hotel when not Professionally absent
Falls, Oct. 10, 1861.
DIR. J. G. BECKER & Co,
PHYSICIANS a. SURGEONS,
Would respectfully announce to the ct;zans Of Wy
ming that they have located at Mehoopany, where
hey will promptly attend to all calls in the line of
ner profession May he found at his Drug St9 70
when not professionally absent.
VI. CAREY, VI. D. Graduate Of the 4
Js M. Institute, Ciicinnat) would respectfully
announce to the citizens Of Wyoming and Luzcme
Counties that he continues his regular practice in the
various departments OF his profession May found
at his Office residence, when not professionally alb
ent
= Particular attention given to the treatment
Chronic Dseas
entremoreIand, Wyoming Co. Pa.--v2n2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-13

From fhe Wing, Of Yesterday 1CemIngI
We are without anything Of Importance this
morning from the Yankees on the Peninsula. or
what Is left Of them. Two transports loaded
with troops went up t5s river during the day,
aud from the way regiments were moving about
IN fhe afternoon, i was thought more would
leave during the night
Col AsTEs is beginning 20 tighten NJ the
reins on officers An order published tb;g
morning reqaiTes that an commissioned oficers
(under the grade Of general oficers), not known
to be qusrtered IN town, except those belonging
to the star, shsll carry pass from their com
m&nder. and i commanding officers themselves.
sufficient evidence Of their rank and command.
This is q very judiciouH move, snd savors Of
BTaIton Bragg In the army Of Tennessee. ev-
cry officer is compelled to Gerry pass when he
goes outside Of camp limits BY this means
spies arc kept out of the army, and osteusible
officers detected A ugid enforcement of the
order above alluded to is very desirable, and
VIII have a wholesome effect
Gen. Tora TeyloI's brigade was review ed on
Thursday at the old race track above the city.
Every movement was well executed being per
formed beautifully and accurately, and elected
the approval Of al IN attendance When the
review was over, Gen. Taylor invited the ladies
and gentlemen who came 80 witness the ma
neuvCrs Of the dsshiug voluateers TO bis head
& 4ldtttiet Nttft "a 6AGtltttt Eepas6 Nhu ueeii
prepared; after psEtaking al VI ich al returned
home, satisfied with the days enjoyment
An old citizen Of this place, Ar JAS Pugh,
now residing in Shreveport was arrested on the
csTs Tuesday, charged with robbing Yicksburg
Of soma thirty Thousand dollars In specie This
is quite handsome iitte sum n0w-a-deys, and
IL Is not surprising that q detachment was
started out to arrest and bring to justice the
supposed r0bber Mr.. Pugh was quietly sitting
liz tie ears, when several gentlemen in C0nfed-
crate livery appeared with their bayonets and
suggested the propre.y Of his going with them,
an injunction which he deemed II prudent to
comply with Tor citrate getic purposes He was
taken before the provost marshal, and there re-
lievsd Of the vast amount of specie. which.
upon examination, proved 30 be only twenty.
eight hundred dollars he had taken from the
ground here for 2 refugee" BOW 10 Shreveport
Evidence satisiactory hsving been shown that
our friend Pugh had strong claim on the spe-
Gle, il was returned 20 him. and he allowed TO
proceed yesterday to Louisiana
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-13
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM TIE NORTH.
GR.g.FT CEN's URED !

Special to the Memphis Appeali
sEShToBIA. April III have received the Cinein
Dsi Commsrc'ai Of the 7h. Ii ssys that the news
from the department. Of be spps il not sueou g.
ms aud that The sahories a. Vabi ton ought to Be
aware that G5snt is susfsy unequal to the vast re
Fp5nstiliiiss o. bis position The hing wanted in tas
We isa c .nean ratios o. III armies under eomps
tent leader
The Commercial jubIsnt over the result Of the
Canneetieut eleston and various nun cipal elections.
All these, exeep Columbus and Detroit have gone Re
publican
A dispatch from Cairo, dated the 9th, says; seven
thousand negroes hsd been sent 90 Island 10
1t Is reported that two gunboais had shellsd Florence
The Yazoo pass expedition # is understood, has been
ordered out.
Adjutant General Thomas f. here, wiiB cart baBehs
to make neh changes he may think the good Of the
service requires.
Several transports were fred on is the Yasoo a.
and I've men killed.
dispatch from San Franeiseo dated the 9th says
-Four Of the party captured the schooner Chapman
viii be tried by military commission, they having
taken the oath Of allegiance since the rebellion broke
out The punishment Is death Tie rest viii be tried
by the circuit court.
St. Louis dispatch Of ths Oh ins' says; Chaun-
csy Fslly, charcoal emsnepat5nist hss been elected
mayor
The radicals carried Jefferson City
The Washington specials to the New York press, OF
the 6ih announce the capture Of Charlsstou.
Ger. George Williams has been fent to Fort Lafay-
ests, . Ass Ar. Atwood. who was arrested With I've
hundred etters in her possession. Williams has been
setting az Confederate eonsul a. Queoee.
The Tribunes special ssys ihs, the relations Of the
Fed "a government with England ere extremely ssli
ea1e sris1g oui Of she continued outatting o. Con
federa's ships in English pors. Lord Russell refuses
al remedy.