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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-03

We learn by letters received from Newbern,
that Sergt. Stephen L Greene, Of this city, now
In the 51st regiment, is to be commissioned as
lieutenant in the new regiment Of heavy artillery
and Adjutant Hinkey of the 44th, will bc the adj
jutant in the same command.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-03

NEW YORK, June 2.--There was a trot to-
day between Rockingham and Filingham for
$1,000, mile heats, best three in five, to har-
ness. The first heat was won by Rockingham,
the second and third by Fillingham. Rock
ingham was then drawn. Time. 22S 81,
2.27 12, 2.22 IA. Patchen and Gen Butler
trot again tomorrow, two miles and repeat,
for $1,000,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-03

NEW YORK, June 2--Stocks are dull and heavy:
United States skies year certificates 49, skies
81, egisteredl03&; 5 $40 Treasury Notes. Oct and
April 1913; Missouri skies 7O4 Tennessee skies 64i;
American Gold l465 Pacific NJ all 1884: Hudson River
preferred 1856 Harlem Railroad lO6; Reading 81 Mich
igan Central ll1i Michigan southern 7sa; do guaran
Il0i .aeveland ana pttsburg 81 Galena and chicago
lbs Cleveland and Toledo l6 Oh cago and Rock ISL
100; ailwaukie Prairie du Chen So; Alton
re hante preferred 7a3 ltspurg Fort Wayne, and Chi
Coal Co preferred 20; Canton Co 35 American Coal Co
66; Central Transit Co A. Iois war loan 1929; Ohio
and Mis- sspp certificates 43; Mississippi and Mssou
ri Land Grants
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-03

DIR. Wistar'S Balsam of Wild Cherry
This preparation is certain for all diseases OF the
Ihrrdt and Lunqs Coughs Colds, Bronchitis, Whc0p-
hg cough, roaP, IictpteMt Consumption, Sc In con
trmatlon OF the highest medical authority that Com
sumption can be cured, numerous instances OF com
peie fir this disease by the use of the Bal
sam can be given
STR ING TESTIMONY
IRON BENJAMIN HELLER Esq, Depot Master at South
RUyaston, Mass
SOUTH Roy sToN, Jan. Al CO.
Messrs SETH W. FOwLE N Co, Boston
Gents Although unsolicited by you cannot refrain
from aiding testimony the many already given in
favor of your Wis dT's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
in the spring of 1858 | most severely afflicted will
hard, dry cough with its usual commandments of
night sweats, completely pr0strang my nervous sys-
TEN, ana producing such debtatpd state of health
that ae trying medical aid purpose had given
up all hopes of ever recovering had my friends
At this stage of matters prevailed upon through
the influence Of neighbor TO try WiStars alsam tho
with no belief whaever in It's truly wonderful curative
prope ties, aud before uSng bottles the effect was
almos magical. My cough entirely lett me the night
sMets de erted me- hope once eated my depressed
SPIRITS and soon had attained my strenlth and
vigor Thus had this Balsam as has often remark
ca Dv persons conversan with the above facts in this
vicinity literally snached me from the yawning grave
you are aG liberty to this for the benefit of the
afflicted Very respectfully yours,
BENZ WHEELER
Prepared by SETH w. FOwLE a. co, Boston. and
for sale by druggists and dealers generally.
mehlS daw3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-03

The alarm of fire Tuesday morning about 10
O'Clock, proceeded from the upper tenement of
the house No 20 Madison street, occupied by
Mrs. Rice. A small fire took near the stove in
the kitchen. but it was extinguished without
any serious damage,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-03

Held FOR Observation-Disclosures directed as fol-
lows are detained at the post Office in this city,
for the non-paymens of sufficient postage there
on
James Carey, Madison Place, Boston, Mass
LozAno c. KnOwlton I'd, Shrewsbury, Mass.
f. ID. Stone, Law School, cambridge, Mass
Emerson johnson, Fiskdale Mass.
T. Godfrey Sons, 81 Spruce street, (nO town
named) n. Y.
Miss Z. c. Lowe, Waterville, Maine.
George Reed, Belyidere, III.
VIM. T. Moore, 10Th Massachusetts, regiment,
Falmouth, Virginia.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-03

Bowel Complaints, PAINS IN STOMACH AND
REAL CHOLERA MoRBrs.-These complaints are most
always treated with Opium when attacks are violent
ami after the pain relieved az unpleasant debity fol-
lows, which makes the remedy nearly I'D the dis
ease The cathartc character of knnnetoelrs 7oIu
AnodHRe its perfectly natural opiate character has been
owed In most distressing no family should
be without it, 1t is the most perfect and natural Pain
Killer IN he world
Fac smile OFF L. Hunnewe's signature over corks OF
genuine only.
For sale by all dealers in city and country Also pro
pretor of llunnewes Tolu Anodyne. and Hunnewell's
Eclectic Fills. JOHN O. hill, GEO. p. HARLOW
b. GREEN CO., JAMES GREEN Agents for
worcester, MASS. deodHwlm ml2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-03

LAURA KEENE.-The theatre will be opened on
Saturday evening with a company from Laura
Keene's theatre in New York, the popular play of
"Our American Cousin" as the attraction. This
comedy has had immense success in London, as
we'll as in New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-03

OssIANE DODGE will give concert at Wash.
burn hall on Thursday evening, assisted by VIM.
Z. Hayward, very popular concert singer
Both have warm friends in Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-03

of the engineer of the emigrant train to re-
verse his engine promptly. [That is to say,
the engine used for that train was miserably
out of order.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-03

"n,y me aud I'n do you Good."-.Health
and Strength secured by the the great Spring
summer Medicine, DR.. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND
HERB Bl TIERS: composed of SaI sap ira, Wild Cher
~, yellow Dock, Pliekly Ash, rhOIouPhwor RhubaIb,
a andrake, Dandelton &c. all of which
pounded as to act i'll concert and assist Nature ERAD
TcATING DISEASE.
The effect of this iicine Is wonaerfult acts
directly upon the bowels and blood by wing all
Sructons from the internal gsns, stimu aing them
into healthy action, renovaBg the fountains of life
purifying tine blood, Gle nsing 1t from humOrs. and
causing il TO course through every part Of the
body; restoring the invalid health and usefulness
They cure and eradicate from the system Liver Com
plant, that main wheel of many Diseases Jaundice
IN its worst FORMS AL Bilious diseases and oul SION
ach, Dyspepsia, COstiveness all kinds OF HumOrs and
every disease arising from digestion Headache Dizzi
ness IlleS. Heartburn, eakness in the side and
Bowels; tiatulency Loss 81 Appetite and torpid or
diseased liver disorIerc stomach bad blood, to
More persons have been cureu by this medicine than
by all other BitterS the word 1t Is heh!y RECON-
mended by musicians everywhere Thy it, and you will
never Terret it,
Only 81 and 50 cents per Bottle. Sold by Dealers in
medicine everywhere. Orders addressed to
GEO G. GOODWIN & Co
Aplt u&w5m IS Hanover street, Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-03

CARD,-The Soldiers Relief Committee would ex-
press many thanks to Misses Lizzie Bacon Grace Whit
on and Lila May Ward, for their donation o: S443or
the Christian Commission May the of this
fort of our young friends stimulate them to abond in
good works.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-03

THE attention of sons of temperance aud lady
visitors is called to notice of an anniversary
meeting in another column.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-03

SNAKr.-Mr. Stillman Stockwell of Athol, on
the Goth ult., killed FIVE black snakes, which
measured together over twenty-five feet in length.
Two of them were between five and six feet each
In length
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-03

DEsIRABLE RESIDENCE. FOR sALE-Ths atten-
ton of purchasers called to the advertisement of
Edward L. Davis. Esq, who offers for sale his valu-
able estate, No. 40 Elm street, corner Of West
afreet
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-03

AccIDENT.~D. X. Rathbun, station agent at
Spencer, on the Western road, broke his leg, on
jumping from Parkers train, Tuesday afternoon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-03

To COnsumptiv e. The advertiser having been
restored to health in few by very simple rem
edy after having Suffered several years with severe
lung affection, and that dread disease, Consumpon-is
anxious TO make known his fellow sufferers the means
of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the pre-.
scriptiOn used (ree of charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS
&c The only object of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted and spread infor
nation which he conceives to be invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer will his remedy as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsbureh
ml6 d3m Kinrs fannie w., "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-03

sturgis's Electric Compound An enectual
sure eur lot NEURALGIA AND liHEuMATsM Also, inyaua
Fsr nSot9 Ache rain in the Side, Back and Limbs
The oropretO in offering this me 'icne to the public
that a s1e hat this preparation does not belong to
oua ior many years, and 1t has been found fully ade
Ssbou W me removal of many obstinate Of the
n eu 70 reach and which had balad the skill Of emil
will cure hnt n me proprietor uoes not claim that 1t
Suested to y Iy o. these complaints are earnestly
among the advantages this medicine are the follow.
It's effect is very rapid-in noat cass. ,n...n,.n,
No rs X s II Its application and the patient runs
II reachcs the ~ eoes not strike to tue stomach
other medicine does. ~ ~ 10 oeieFeu hV
1t has cured some of the most violent and hs,,na,.
cases of Neuralgia ever known. w 's'i"@'o
Il can be used on child or on aged person alike
The proprietor has been allowed to publish lie name,
of many peisons have used the Compound with Inc
They among the most respectable tizens az Of Bns
ton, and Their residences and places Of business are
JOSEPH Il. ALLEN, lls Washington street, House IS
N. P. KENP. Tract Society, 40 cornldn.
ADDISON BofDEN. 4O9 ashilgton street, Boston,
d. g RoGs RS, conway Insurance Company, 10 State
Miss R6GtRS, 81 Milford street. Boston.
MIR $ ATWOOD, cherry street, Boston.
M fs 4 bE PS S,T E sSS Place BOSTON,
Miss N !" j. a; RyWE. Concord street. Gha,estown.
And many Others.
The proprietor is pc mtted to publish the following
letter tr' m -. G. Pkn, ESQ, Principal If The Hign
school IN the city of Chelsea an. eli ki as one OF
the most successful teachers in New England:
On LsEA, APP IL 30, 1863.
Friend Williams-Yours of the 26tn is received My
vi was trOub ed with Neuralgia in the face.
She led yOur O. poutd with decide dly good effect. 1
think 1t is an excellent article and have d.
i in ne instance VIII re 1t also produced good effect
You certainly have the liberty to refer to u.e
wi much respect ours truly,
- .. c. PITKIN.
B. W. WILLIAMS Proprietor,
ZIG Washn. ton street, Boston, Mass.
For sale in Worcester by GE0kGE z. HARLOW, 242
Main street.
For sale by all Wholesale ana Retail Druggists and
Apotheearies. diff mylS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-03
wEDNEsDAY, JUNE o, 1903.

On THE FIRST PAoE.-Nows from New Or
leans-The Most Successful Raid OF the
War--Farming add Gardening
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-03

defended with pixies, the elevation being too
steep to use firearms. This was ordered
to be taken on the 23d. Gen. Alvin
G. Hovey's brigade pressed forward and
attempted an escalade by the use of ladders.
At one time there was hope of success.
Gen. Hovey, having with his own hands plant
ed our colors upon their wall, but after hard
fighting our troops we're repulsed with great
loss, and that attempt for the time abandoned.
As this was the torlorn hope of the enemy, it
was supposed some means could be found TO
take it before the rebels could bring forces to
his flank. The loss in Gen. Hovcy's brigade
must be severe
This statement OF the situation ut Vicks-
burg may he correct, but there is no very
particular and reliable account of the actual
situation of Pembertons troops.
GEN. HUNrER "RRLIEvED."-It is stated
that Gen. Hunter hasbeen removed from COM
mand Of the department of the south, and is
to he succeeded, for the present, by Gen. Gill
more. If this is true, and we suppose it is,
the reason for his removal may probably be
found in this statement touching his behav-
Tor to the war department :-"About ten days
since an order was received from Washington
commanding several regiments under Gen.
Hunter to re-enforce Gen. Hooker on the
Rappahannock The order, it was stated,
was couched in terms that the presence Of
those troops in South Carolina was unneces-
sary, and that they could perform efficient
service in Virginia. Gen. Hunter at once
declined to let the troops leave, and sent the
steamer Cosmopolitan to fortress Monroe
with dispatches for the president, in which he
protested against the order. No answer, how
ever, was received at the time the Arago
left"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-03

EDWARD MELLEN, Jr.. continues to pay the highest
price fof old papers. ETC. diff ja2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-03

Dr. John G. Mott, Physician ana Surgeon
90 COURT STREET, corner OF Howard Boston is c0nsu
ca dailA from III until 2, and from to in the evening
on all diseases OF the Urinary and Genital Organs scrot
ulous Affections umOrs of all kinds Sores Ulcers and
Eruptlons Female Complaints, &c. An experience Of
cure all OF the difficult cases Medcines entiretv
vegetable. Advice free 'iisi'
airs NJ who is thoroughly versed In the Affective
maladies of the sex, can be consulted by ladies
Fatents furnished with board and experienced nurses
apl0 d3tawIv p' i'"''s''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-03

The Diseases of ErrOr.-(Les Malddies DIR
reur IL John Og len, d., autht and publisher Of
the above work do hereby promise and agr'e send
tree of cha ge to any young who will write for it,
sample copy for perusal The proper study humankind
is MAN hIs valuable work is issued and mt forth for
tine teneft of fering humanity. 1t treats in simple
language all the dIsaas of Error including Seminal
Weakness Nervous debility, Indigestion, Melancholy,
Insanity. Wasting Decay, ImpOtency, &c &c giving
safe speed ana eftctUa presc iph for their perms
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All who favor with desire to read my work shall
receive sample copy by return mail, free OF charge.
Address JOHN b. OGDEN, NJ. D,
NILS 3m No, 90 Nassau ST., New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-03

CIoain is making Card Photographs uneuuailed 10
this country. Give him call def mys
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AIrs WrigIey CLAIRvoYANT Ply IciAN-will at
tend to examinations at her residence, NO 40 Main
street Hours from to IL from to 6 P NJ.
Terms 81. diff ap4
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British Tsstimsny Of tho Bravery Of
The Unisn T1ssps.
Reported Treaty Between France and spain
Relative TO Mexico.
Donation from the Pope to the
French Operatives.
0ARIBALDI AGAIN AT CABRERA,
So, &s.s -.

HAJSA1, jan o, 1888
Ths steamship Africa, from LiverpOsl u eleven o'clock
the morning q the 27h via Queenstown on the 2Sth
Of December arrived bore at half post eight O'Clock this
Osning She did call off Cape Raca. Her dates are
shres days later than those already received She has
ssrty passengers for Beston
The Africa sailed At two O'Clock this afternoon for Bos-
son, whore abe Will be due on saturday evening.
TIE Africa reportsspskc on the 27th Of December the
sAip Adelaide entering the port Of Liverpool and ON tho
9Th instant latitude % degrees minutes longitude %
degrees % minutes, steamship Great Eastern.
HE sssamship China, from New York, arrived at
Queenstown st O'Clock the morning Of tho 9th
& Dscsmbcr.
Ths steamship City Of Manchester, from New York,
peached Liverpool tho night Of the 26th Of December
The holidays bad completely suspended business.
ne political ne ~ y also . blank.
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THE ARMY or THE POTOMAC.


WArhiNbrUFl JAb VI Itt5,
Information from tho Army u the Potomac shows .ha,
our yicasts extend from Falmouth King George Court
House about twcntytwo miles dstast from the former
point.
oonratsnds aUeo In stating that rebel ncurioas are
nightly made below the Court House for long distance,
and negroes carried away and sen, South.
The greater portion however q the slaves the long
nscs Of land between the Rappahannoek and Potomac
rivers have already made their escape lines bring
ING With them their masters tsams and other property
rsy A-Ay themselves o. the night for their exodus.
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THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

inc London Nesrs edi.orialy dsnOuncss the miserable
SPITE which constantly being between Americans
end Englshmon, which creates aiid sustaps risk Of
gar. looks the contributions 20 relieve the IAnca-
shirs distress honest xnd manifestation " no
sasata0 ASascar feeling towards England, and sets them
against the many begorsnt threats having nothing In
shsm but the passion the moment. 1t concludes AZ
Nllows:-
On the whole rest in the conviction that there will
De NO was between the Countries but whether there
hoss OF our country who GU. tho repose Of peace at
Nome, speak and write whatever Ia most irritating 70
people subject 10 tho rritstons Of revousion and war
N steamship City Of Manchester took out, via Cape
Race an account Of tho battle before Fredericksburg
NJ 18th Of December.
Ths London Ts~es thinks that IL Is plain that
General burnside suffered . damaging rep'hse, and
Nss u As retri~1 By force avcts0y what 10
Aas lost, k 'sDin pysS himself great general
Removed attacks upon An enemy after days
interval do not sf succeed but he May possibly carry
~ works OF the epmy, turn them. II, however, no
should fail more, b. will put himself N he NOS dis
says possion known 70 general and an entsrprising
enemy according all tho rules Of warfare, ought 10
destroy him, horse and foot.
Writing before the battle Of Frsdericks burg the New
Ysrk correspondent OF London 7sss eulogzes the
passage the Rappahannock river by the federal forces
= one Of she noblcst episodes Of the
In subsequent telegram per the China the Same cor
respondent pronounces the battle Of Fredericksburg az
sas OF the ncrccs aud decidedly the most caamtous OF
she the federal He Gays tho federal troops
ssusht with the determined courage but the posi-
SON OF General Lee was impregnabls.
The latest intelligence by the Africa, dated At Queens
town the 9th Of December, IN tho evening, says
There 10 NO political news Of Importance.
Tho Chinas news, giving the particulars Of the defeat
q federal before Fredericksburg has been tho
universal topic Of conversation today.
The friends OF the North greatly disappointed At the
result Of the battle.
Tho general deduction drawn in Liverpool from the
result unfavorable for an early peace.
The London Times again adverts the anmosy Of tho
ssderals against England. II assumes that lack Of
sympathy 10 England for the the only of
offence, aud justnes that cause.
The London Nnos replies 70 letter from Mr.. Buxton
member OF Parliament In which that gentleman questions
effect Of Mr.. Lincons emancipation scheme and says
prefers believe that the salvation both OF the
end the white will spring OF the war rather than
70 accept Mr.. Buttons sinister predictions.
The London Hmss again advcrts 70 and dssects the re-
cent American diplomatic correspondence and says had
eecretary Seward consulted his reputation he would
not have published many o. these letters, which
.sentialy private ones.
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News from san yranssses.

sailed---ships Haze, sanzspaa; Andersen, Rowland
leland.
Money easy, demand lish Atlantic currency exchange
opened At 20 discount equivalent 10 30 premium so'd
In New York During the say rs,as we're unsettled by
tsesrsrhic advioe- ~ startling advance ~ gold ssr-
ling and Atlantic billie, payable COIN exchanged
slnoc lsAt eiesmer 1>ga tenders 81 10.
fhe cano1se. " dominate Csns date for nied sistes
sensl1r win probably he Gated bcIf Tuesday.
me ahip Hacy, of Portland, saied yesterday for
Puget aoInd WI opts'de the barbW she drited on .
fhosl and vent 20 pleeec The captain snd ftsel ~ he
Gre " were dr0~Dsd. Five were saved
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Tba Select and Common Councils Tor The prssent
mot aud organized 70 day. They passed al ordnance
making be-y And ApproprA,ion " ~ go, pay the
interest ior The year 1913 the Whole tho Cmpf sc
ia ro~d bonas ~ lse2. Macy q the banth1if~rs have
accepted tho compromise aid " - srr.ets1 thai ~
whae amount ~i Ds arfaHsed darng the year " 49,
a. tbs tact he rsanris have pfufiari f0f tbe tts.
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pup0n, JA1 1879
ne ness.a L~ssl.,ars assembled ~ LEASING yssisr
aAy n sovsrsors Message go asiiv~ed 70 Day.
ynsneA sasrs ere r.prsssa,sa 70 v 10 most -s,is'.s
,ory eondaon Adequate SINKING fond has ben p~oyissf
for ibs gradual ssunsushsos q the present stats debt
and sysAm q TAXATION 10, bsrdsnsorss iDssysrslsd
49, .lu pssvsrt further Dcr~sss N The ssIt n.
ststs has farnisbs1 Altogether ~ s1 soidisrs vhsh
a 100 wsrs sent NE Odd pssvlo1s " Jolly last z@p
are vet BE- raissd " OIL TIL quota, gbfsr The t ca
lngf M ~ The yroelansfbln 81 susnci y.tkn vhss =
heartily srfor.eA hs sayr I'VE are sbyat ~ strss hAos
18th ths su,hs oyal IoyulatDn a tbs reutt. rsehsy
~hl4 Of bls<s We stall 90 lonser Tesy@ct The cain a
. vhLs ualbr compel blssx 1ysis' ~ aa ~ IN
DESTROY M the sovsrpm~nt"
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Arrival Of the Iron-eIad Battery Pataps-
eo-DeparssYe OF Flag or Trses Bosts,
DC, &c.

bDhih<S A"ssos, jan y iS's
The iron clad Paapsco arrived In Hampton Roads .s'
evening also the ste im,hlp :. Y. EpAadins.
The na, ~ truce steamboat New York from washing
ton y. c. arrived a, FORTRESS Monaco this forenoon,
aud loft this Afternoon for city Point, having On bosfi
about Eve hundred and airy women and children.
The steamboat bctanora, with nag u uuor, lst for
City Point this sfternrDn rtb about ose hundred an
twenty. nre women AMI children from Norfolk 70
charge u Capt !. A. Jgdson,
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AFFAIRS OF THE STATES.
Kentucky.
sKrTise OF THE LBGfsLarURE- MESSAGE OF GOV.
ROBINSON.
Fs4ssrosr XIV Jan fS1J

sKITihG o. THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Gov
RosIssos.
Fs.ssrosr Ky, Jan. 8, 1868.
Tie state legislature met to-day.
The message Of Governor Robinson recommends That
Kentucky reject President Lincolns PROCLAMATION 10
nbera,e the slaves protests against any interference
with her state policy unvauanted by the con,titu'
ton
He thinks that the proclamation giving freedom " ibo
slaves IN the rsbellious States nicts upon Kentucky
fatal and indiscreet bow,
lie says that the saddest fact ~ the proclamation gill
be ere the whole South into one burning mass Of
ins1hanstIbls bate.
The proclamation VII destroy All hope restoring the
Unop which emily possible by adhsrins 70 the consta
lion II was.
Further than that, tho most alarming aspect u tbr
procianaon IL the usurpaiion " pswsrs ~ government
BY ,he President uuder the sIeclous plea a military
necessity
Governor Robinson concludes hts mesag. by advising
the LoIyature 70 place record their plea against the
proclamation.