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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-06

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lby seD schr Sarah Sherman Sherman George
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ss i e ssh hasss sss for 81 s
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Havana il few days: and others. unc.
NEW BEDFORD, Jan s-Cid bark Montgomery, Ireland.
HxSTyCKET Dec so-Asr sleep Tsw.smes Syors
land fo!sss ,ioarss OadsS asllocl. dqogesswS.D
4, s,s :s9. oss s1 Sss:.. ps. ,os
Key West; fiiiie L, Anderson, Dghion for NYork.
FHiLAbELPHIA. Jan s. PM-CId steamship Cen Burn.
sts-Hrr Sark savannah s,n.en Kingston ia; brig.
D Sos.s
Orozmbo Tracy boston, schrs Susan Jane Ross NYork;
Halaa Obj, Barberie, st John, NIB; Horace Brown,
Fis%ns Az RsSardson, VIE died Pc .ssa g yss,s.
snia died Pc kns:.oS 6rssndsr isr Han. Char.
pa. sS'sr Rs S Sss's from pA
pha for Boston. laden with coak which has been ashore
Cape Henlopcn since Nov got yesterday
u at anchor ct the Breakwatr The ship Tnscarora.
Intendid from Turks Island loaded with salt tobacco
proceeded up this morning. Wind south.
PLYMOUTH. Dec 2s-Arr schr Concr Burgess Philadel-
= PROVIDENCE Ian s7Arr steamer Falcon. Jonea N
Jan Arr steamer we-tshestcr Nys. NYork; schr Won
cth-Arr tby ted schrs Louisa Endeco Leeds Phila-
1mepd6,a Se e, vromaG 1ses.np1rt Ens MoshuFs
NYovk; sloop Charles Shurley Elizabethport.
ROCKLAND, Dec 29-Arr achrs MI Hope, Kensington, N
York; 30th Angelina. Hix NYork Sld 30h schs Mary Lang
Sarah Holden, do =
sALEM. Jan 2-Arr schrs Pierce Shea Bucksport for
NYork; Am Chief. Pressey, Rockand Tor do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-06

Sour satteriy, Conkhn Washington, edayA
Schr Farland, Kinner, Baltimore. days.
schr Ida l. Howard. Jones' Nauticoke, 10 days.
Schr r Woolsey, Cooper, Nanticoke day..
Schr French, Loveland, Deals Island, dayh
Schr Cook. Jones, Potomac, 5 days.
echr e g Brown. C0reon, Salisbury.
Schr 7 Boyd. Matthew's Ycomco, days.
Gchr Atkins, Atkins, Milton. Del
Hchr N Fleming, Shaw, Wilmington, Del, days
Schr williamson Winsmore Philadelphia, 8 dAyA
6chr l. w Warren, Sawyer, Philadelphia, days.
Schr A Hammond. Hggins, Phiadelphia for Boston.
Schr A TYrrcll, Johnson PhilAdelphia for Boston.
0chr Mercer Ross Philadelphia for Providence.
schr Binns. Ashby, Cape Henry.
SchS Mary, Rose. Little Egg Harbor.
Schr Allen. Allen, Little Egg HarboI.
SchS Adena. Wilson, Eddy
Schr A Bird, French, Rockland
Schr Haydscrabble Packard, Rockland.
Schr A Haywood Whalen Gloucester. 5 days
Bchr Express, 6tnr9es, Boston
8chr Flora Kelly, Boston.
Schr Phunix Shepherd, Portland, Ct
Sloop 6prarue, Gibbs, Providence.
Steamer Connecticut (U transport), Powere Forress
Monroe, "a hours. to 8 Quartermaster.
Steamer r " Bruno. fostor. Baltimore.
SAILED.
Steamers Dictator George Peabody; ships vafraaoa,
Thomas Durham.
From Flushing Bay-Steamship Great Eastern, liverpool
Cleft her moorings at $50 ANY.
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The steamship Great Eastern, Capt Patton sailed from
moorings Flushing Bay for Liverpool half past O'Clock
yesterday morang z s.as5A 2f. s:a4S.sa.
snIr E9QyPAy, from Boston for San Francsco arrived OF
rock, Smiles Of The rsrscne fsisnas and speedily sunk
wn ed In Boston b. Hastings.
lost her shoe after part Keel ground up, and her
She win require considerable reFastenng &c.
Ba snir HAROLD hence for Cork with wheat was aban
uit from Liverpool
pe. a BEEN oe o Hsc wa Sgne z for
Is, hts6 8. Ion IS z, with rudder damaged.
pen, was noaied Oh I'd inst.
BARK saRrSILr, before reported abandoned 4ls tons
built Nedford In is4o rated p and in this city by
BR BARK Cor JAS scoTr Sinclair at Boston from a.ase.w
reports Dec ~ lat a. n % hs sea making complete
10 tons coal. 'i'"' " y
Sem HasamT LSxrsessp9 Eaton Jr ha. returned
Newcastle Del, for Norwich before reported ashore at Lii
sfs ies q u r SsIs 5, Gs
% Ssre he rwsd end Of sen soars Sss
' as a az win a ee NJ ss Edge q Re s,f
y~rs Tho nas Homer and A. r Phars q Tuekero~nN
wncrc re win take on board her cargo. $500
X as ~ cd% reT 6 Ssw York as sh.
s Ee sy leet water drs%ins fss but ss ssc rs
w en 40 y taking ou' her cargo and she would a
s9g e. s !, r2o9 s s, been sold .
spoken, &c.
w s rs SIs Ae9 Set e /, Isp Gsss for Boston,
ship srnser rrom England for Ess, Fades oc .,
shlp scao Mack from Liverpool Boston Den 80 OF
pas csham hence for Shanghai Sep, a. at ,o44 ),
rorc,an Ports.
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DiesI.


AnRowsnIrH keypori n J., on Saturday, January
Z navfp W.. son OF Joseph ant Josephine Arruwsmitll
,.ad 10 mouths and 20 days.
~ Do.--On Saturday, January 2, BsgS wnggLgR Bupp
. n IN the 10Th year of ais age.
as lrie as and those of his =. Reynolds, M
.1rn H. and iT. Inns. A. Budd, those OF his in
a~, Rev Thos Gasuiet, H. ~ are respectfully invited
10 attend tho funeral this TUESDAY Afternoon three
s'clock from ST. AIMS church. Eighteenth street
Fifth avenue, wthou; further Invitation. hts remains
vii BE- dop,sed W :, Marx Schnrchyard
3osSsrr Tin Saturday, January 3, WILLIAM Hssfy.
my sou o. Mn: - snd hargaTci A. BoEueit, alel II
months fuJ Ia days.
The relatives and .rordr ~ III. reSnccflv
invited q stiead the funeral this (csdas) morning
steven orocs, from 100 Las, .hiriy.rarth street WITH
pnt further notlct.
Purr2.--on Muntn, mprhng January 8. HANNAH Prs.
re, relict Of Abraham purs, So tao .2d year o( ho
age.
Tho friends and relatives or the raiy are sspcts,y
rv'i 20 attend the funeral, from laf lac sesiGcnce
70 15l dse street Brooklyn, % Wednesday Afternoon
A. one o'ci, ck
BKRpAs,--0n Monday, Decenborl2o, wn,.A4 t;gysy A,
enpAS, aged years, 40 months aud IA days tiso on
tnnday, January =, AKA hrDAFs8 sgpfaS age, years
months and ~ days, children " Ebert anu elizabeth
serdan, OF No. Jones street.
New Haven papers picso ny.
BssAnv.--on Monday January o. Jsngs 3ss.pY a ma.
sve 81 Enabess parish kiiloo county ongfrd ireland
~ che 23i year q bis ago
The funeral sill take place Wednesday aftcrncon
Astrek keegan, ~ Pacific sroet, South Brooklyn, from
sncs TO ST Fsler church corner OF Hicks and Warren
krewts. Tho friends and OF the family
Secpsctr0y invited 10 attend.
1rRxE Williamsburg, Va, In August last, Of In
1anmstop of the rngs WILLIAM A. eldest son Of William
CAspv I'm Sunday mornlsg, January 4, GRACE v
kwur agsd years III months and 10 days, only daugh
er n MarIha snd the late Charles CaDey
Ths relatives aud friends arc respectfully Invited 70 o.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


rnoR--KuIEMEyEN.-On Monday, January 3, by the
Rev. August II. VI. Held Mr.. JuIus AnfHoE 10 Miss Mi
'uEITK kuiKMgiER.
AspERsoy--CrEspENry.- Thursday evening, Decem.
Der 25 by the Rev James Millctt residing NJ No. II
Bond street, Mr. WM. IL. ANDERSON 10 Miss HENRIETTA
CigSDESiS, all OF this city.
CuREAs-DAyDsox.--,Jn Monday, January s., by the
Rev. Samuel + Carter or Yonkcrs, HuGH Nice CURRsy %
lsABEL oldest daughter Of John Davidson Esq, both OF
New York. No cards
DwYKR.-Fei al the battle or Fredericksburg, Satur
day, December Is, THoNAs J. nwYEP OF the Tenth New
Yok State Volunteers, only brother o. the wife OF Mr..
Waters W. McChesuoy. a. this citv.
EAHL-NoDLs.-- Tuesday, August 10 lse2 at Trnity
church parsonage, Jersey Guy BY the Rev T. Dashiel,
Mr.J. V. II. Earl TO Miss HANNAH =. NogK.s
PnwnL~-CoSoUEsr..-cn Wednesday, Dcember 81,
Mr.. CHsTtEs ~. Powell to LOUISA A. CoSdussr both Of
brooklyn, +. u.
RocKwEti--KykR.--On Sunday, Janaary 4, al the Cen
tenary Methodist Episcopal church. brooklyn, BY the
Rev Chas. h. Glover, r. q. Rockwell RI Newark, ~ j.,
" EIzA j., third daughter or VIM. :. Kerr, ESD, OF
Brooklyn. M cards issued
Wiiscs-siiHsiuAsn-A AT 81. Lakes church, Catski,
Greene comfy, On Monday, January by tito Rev Mr.
chadwcli, Mr. JpiN WESLEY wiiSGg 10 MISS JUrIA A.
SUTHERLAND, al OF this city. No cards.
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nark rorerunner f3r) Bleen, Cork Jackson.
BARK Wilhelmine, McEwen Port Prince-H Becker

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schr N Bramhai. Douglas, washngon-van Brun'
seRr Andrew Stewart Abrams, washinston-Bensy.
p sc cin D 9 Iruse, Kemp.on, Washington.
schr r Nickerson. Henderson, washington-E hurlbui
HSms mSmfs Wss9nsGa sruu, sarh
ssSr Isvsr s%i,s So fSisd rnlsssepA
sehr Mary Porter frseiSy, Perth Amboy-Thompsou
sosr Caroline onpatrics Boston-w \ Rlyerm.h
& S5Ssss Brown gfSn CO
schr Texas Orr. Bosion--G L Hatch.
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SSs y ds sT cg sss s,a s Is.
NJ Sn 81 - Same Dsrd da SasSss showing
p 4 .Sssss Whit, VII
saip Mass.o.a sr Flynn, Liverpool % days, with ma'e
s.. e 6 s.ss 4 az
NJ y Sc Ssl. sa sf D IN
sS Tec Geo Harbut Msson london and SO days from the
= 81 LON n y eos saw " two ee 81 SPOKE
ssp s s Ss Ssass e. s Ts a. rs
20 days Dallas. HAS been days Of Hate.
finn As ssR r. va A1 ss,s Oct n q
daysW acs OF he Care crossed tes Eaua,sr Dec Is in
lon sa lost nj ss s f Ia + s. e 9s s sn
ssnda g and o. hs R0n S 's TS
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HoUs Rona ast il Java Sea sp Eadsyor from roocbow
for New nors Ssh q, . Ion q 20 = ps'h sa prs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-06

Major ws,iiams, United states Army A. o. Hull OF o.
vero County C. j. Moirson, Of Washington; NJ. b Cox,
of california h T. Morgan United States Army, and
Danl Kirk of England are stopping at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
G. NJ Grier and Miss Crer of Goshen s Il. Van Dnzer,
Of Newburg; Col. ". q. Allen Of Boston; W. J. Walker
and lady o. Iaporle l.d j. c. Smith, OF Utica; T.. Root,
or Oswego g. Allen, Of Nowburg; Hon g. Ashmai, Of
png at the Astor House
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Important POst Once Notice.
posr <svrycR. New YoRK, Jan. 8.

In consequence Of the numerous cases of breakage
which have occurrc and the injury resulting thereby
20 letters and packages Is dered necessary to
prohibit the wording Of all bottles containing medi-
rincs liquids OF description, through the mails
In future therefore, all such ARTICLES found In the let
ter boxes will detained at tho general Office in Nassau
street being sent as heretofore 10 their desti-
nations By order Of the Postnsstor General
At,RAM wAkEMAN, p. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-06
IL
iAE GREAT FIGHT Al VICKSB0RG.
Reported Success of the Union
Forces.
Our Troops in Possession Of
the City.
Official Despatch from Gene
raj Grant.
>~~~~~>~>~~~~~~~->>s>>~S
The Union Gunboats Iletly Engaged
with the Rebel Batteries,
&C.. ~.

holly SvmSos, Miss, Jan. =, 1885,
MAJOR General HAllsox, Genevalin- Chief
Dispatches from ocncra sherman and Tho naval com.
nander received at Helena the slss Instant TAe
gnseaiswers engaging ths snsmys baitsriea G6ossaA
Sherman was inland three miles from vchaburs, hotv
snsAsea; :. !. LIZ; ..ss.
From rebei sourses learn thai IS 6rsnadi 49,,
ashssls says the Yankees havs sos possession q vss
tssg. Ss.
ncs the ss raids this Department, except tho troops
- the river have subssted on tho country rhers viii
- but s In Northern Mississippi 10 support suerias
b fcw weeks more.
o. 8. GRANT, Major General.
s.Joa ssos's LA.Dso,
VIA CAIRO, jan 8, 1003. u
Tho expedition reached this point yesterday and The
troops debarsed last night cover OF tho eunboat.
safety and marched inland 10 get in the rear or thu
enemy this morning
force has been occupied today building bridges 70
ges - sbe position.
General sherman has issued orders TO move on 10 thu
bluffs commanding vicksburg tomorrow q four A. n
Xnsse Is every prospect OF SUCCESS.
me gunboats sheiled tho batteries at Hanes,
oay Tor an hour and aquartsr, with "
The enemy have sever .or "A
each OF thes"
- asssries OF heavy ri1sd guns on
.ae hnlk Of their e5y reported 70 comprise four
sesn thousand r,.ssn.
1ne supprting floating batteries Will drop oos OF INC
Sasoo ver probably Tomorrow with tho gunooass ana
MI vicksburg in front.
Admiral Farraeus and General Banks are hourly 81.
pscted below Tho enemy have news Of their approacn
OAIao, Jan. :, 1s6s.
the Memphis Bulletin, just received, says the steamer
Rather has arrived direct from tho Geet at vicksburg,
which place she left Monday evening.
Fighting had been going on for Ave days, commencing
On Wednesday. Up TO Monday morning General hheF'
man had captured three lines Of the cnemy's works
me nring fourth and last line Of defence, On tne
jackson and vcksburg had ceased and tho ndica
lions were that IL had surrendered. This line was just
tvo m,es from vicksburg. There was nothing between
General sherman and the city but Teste work Of the
railroad.
Before taking the tncaons, General Sherman sent
Brigade TO of communication with the city by INC
shreveport Railroad work, which Was successfully 10
somplshcd
Ceneral Sherman was reinforced on Sunday night b,
1000 mon from General GRANTS army, BY way Of th'
river The whole Of tho federal force at Vicksburg
now 40 900.
Al the lacs. accounts, we had captured ten gus an'
700 prisoners.
Nothing has yet been heard from the forces below
Rebel Accounts.
from The Richmond Dispatch, Doc. 10
rvep.y six thousand federal troops landed below
vcksburg on the 21st and made land attack stnulta
nesusly with an attack by the gunboats on vicksourg
yxcN t,lodn and mar ny
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TOO LATE ron cLAssrrICArioy.

Moor RACE FOR ss,l siDE.-wif.LIAy popso~
IT has tiis day h.en nat ri asnins: Jams wsin.s 10
rnn ITO ~ i'srk Ioursr, on Tussgay Jams
srs D. a O'cl-k Y. y H.. o. $40 SHE
NV YoRR, Jan. .. Gsdt
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Rebel Accounts.
from the Richmond Dispatch, Dec. 70
Twensy-six thousand federal troops landed below
vIcksburg on the 2lst and made land attack sinulta
pesusly with an attack by tho gunboats on Vicksburg
Several sunooa.s arc said DO disabled and many p
eou arm taken
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-06
MATRIMONIAL.

4 y ORPHAN or IL WISHES IT, CORRESPOND
~ with &c aunes, young man. with ~ inatr
nony ~ gnttc; = Is handsome property comes 70 Ter
sole steady sas young from the pre-
fcrcf Adsgvss Angelina, boz 10 Hcruld oncs.
NI.scIlEyous Llzzy AND MARY WISHES to
~ fvTa the acquaintance lively gent wih
slew ~ AM nily. They iest DC o. high sort,
shswsr unless a9dr Cor six days fdxty Ice.
TruGs,fay rusL Office
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-06-03
WHO DONE ITt

correspondent OF the Press, writing from
Huntingdon, gives the following account of
the destruction OF the Monitor office:
The Monitor has been published since last
August, and has been violent anti-Adminis
tration paper, denouncing its war measures
and endorsing .Vallandigham as true Demo-
crat, besides the frequently published articles
to offend the Union soldiers in the fie Id. The
paper was distributed free of charge among
the men of the 125th Regiment, under Gener-
al Hooker. Four companies of this regiment
were from this place, and have been inform-
ed by members of the regiment that the men
determined, before they left the army, to de-
stroy the office soon as they should arrive
at home. One article in the Monitor. pub.
lished some three weeks ago, denounced the
regiment as an unholy mob. The companies
arrived home early on Wednesday morning
last. About ten O'Clock dozen more of
the soldiers entered the efiice, and in less than
half an hour the press, type, and everything
else, was thrown into the street and destroy
ed, and the office sprink led and swept out
OF the party engaged in the destruction all
lrere Democrats 6ut one, and all were returned
soldiers of the 125th. A number of citizens
interfered to prevent the destru tion, but all
to no purpose. A reserve of over a hundred
soldiers stood idly by. ready to assist in the
destruction, if their services should Be need
ed. The soldiers wish TO have all the credit;
they counted the cost, and are willing to take
all the responsibility. Two or three of the
men who made the sscharge'' were slightly in
toxicated, while others were perfectly sober
and COOL and determined in .heir purpose.
Yesterday one of the party making the
sscharge,'' Mr.. George Black, the only man
from this place. arrested and bound over
to keep the peace. The others were from the
country.
To-day warrant was issued for the arrest
of R. Bruce Petrikin, r. Milton Speer, j :.
Simpson Africa, A. Owen and David Caldwell,
editors of the Monitor, on the oath of Mr.
Lewis, editor and proprietor of the lobe. Tor
threatening the destruction OF his office Two
first named were arrested and bound over.
The rest of the party have not yet been taken
but will be if they can be found.''
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-06-03
THE SIEGE OF yIcKssuRG.

Last week We announced the investment of
Vicksburg by Gen. Grant, who has taken all
the outer rebel works-driving them into
their inner line of defence. On Friday the
22d, in an assault upon the rebel works, our
troops under Gen; Hovey were repulsed at
one place; the hin being so steep that it was
necessary to scale it with Ladders. The reb-
els rolled shells down at our men, which ex-
ploded among them, killing and wounding
many. At last accounts, however. the siege
was progressing satisfactorily. The rebels
are entirely surrounded, Grants right and
left wings resting upon the river. Grants
position may be summed Up thus: step by
step be has driven the rebels into their iute-
rior entrenchments, turning the others against
them, and the reduction of Vicksburg is only
matter of time. Some stories are aioat that
Johnson will fall on Grants rear and defeat
him; but the War Department has assurances
that Grant was abundantly able to keep up the
investment of the town, and repel any attack
upon the rear of his army. About 800 pris-
oners taken by Grant have reached Memphis.
LArER.-The latest from Wick sburg is, that
our forces had made three assaults but were
repulsed, and that it was now decided upon
to reduce the place by regular seige. The
Notifications in the rear are much more form
idabie than was anticipated, and are net of re-
cent construction-sh that the rebels an
tcipated an attack from that quarter at some
time. Our outer line is within one hundred
yards of the rebel works, and our >sharpshoot-
ers prevent the rebels from working their
guns. Grant has taken 8 400 prisoners.
Johnson is near Jackson with 15, 900 men, but
is short OF provisions and ammunition. No Sc
rious attack is apprehended in our rear.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-06-03
DENuHc1Ar1os OF vALLANDIeHAM.


We notice without the least surprise, that
the Journals which have been opposing the
Government. the organs OF the tory wing of
the Democratic party, are becoming very vio-
lent in their denunciations of the manner in
which the taitor Vallandigham has been dis
posed of. But while these sheets thus
made 10 serve the purpose of bringing the
Government TO reproach, it is cheering that
the people of localities which were once deem
ed pregnant with traitors, but which have been
purified and elevated by the PRONUNCIATION of
sound patriotic doctrines, ,shonld through their
municipal representatives endorse the act of
the Gcvernmentin in reference to Yallandigham,
as one demanded to vindicate its auth ority.
In the first branch of the City Councils of Bal
timore, the arrest, trial, conviction and
tepce of Vallandigham are fully endorsed.
The resolutions passed by that body are en-
phatie, and should be adopted by every corpo-
rationin the country. We submit then to our
readers for perusal:
WHEREAS, Clement L. Vallandigham, ofthe
State Of Ohio, has long been endcavoring in
his public speeches to create dissension in our
country, poison the public mind, and give aid
and comfort to those who are in rebellion "a
ganst the Federal Government therefore.
ResoLUed by the Mayor and City Council OF
Baltimore, That they have heard with pleasure
of the arrest and transportation beyond our
lines of Clement l.. Vallandigham and that,
in their judgement, the best interest of the
country and the preservation of the Govern
ment fully justified the proceedings.
Resoiced, That whist they consider all the
measures OF the Federal Government are sub
ject for just and fair criticism, they do not be-
lieve that at time like this any man should
be tolerated who is plainly, palpably and noto-
riously endeavorug to create a factious oppo-
sition to the Government to increase ths diff
culties OF putting down rebe liion.
RESOLVED, That the Hon. John Lee Chapman,
Mayor of the city of Baltimore, be and he is
hereby requested to transmit copy of the
foregoing preamble and resolutions to the
President of the United States, and also to
Gen. Burnside.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-06-03
ARE coPpERHEAps rRA1ToRs,

Mr.. W. a. Porter, of Greene county, Penn
sylvania, was in Philadelphia few days SINCE
when he was solicited by Charles In gersoIl, the
President of the s.Central Democratic Club, -
to appear at the Club House and address
the rabbie which usually constitute the audi
ence at that resort. Mr.. Porter has been and
still is, a Democrat-but that son of tories
and tory himself, lngersoli, supposed that he
was OF tho traitor stripe of Democrats Ac-
cordingly, when Mr.. Porter appeared at the
Club House, he very much astonished the cop
perheads by declaring that he was war Dem
ocrat-that he was convinced it was the duty
of every true man to support the administra-
tion in its efforts to put down rebellion, and
that all who oppose those efforts were alike
traitors with those in arms. Such a speech
was not looked for by Ingersoii The officers
of the club were dumbounded with the noble
sentiments thus bravely expressed. The rab-
BILE, the poor deluded mass, who are made
the cats paw OF the traitors who control the
club, began to below with rage, declaring
that they were all copperheads, and demand
ing that Mr.. Porter be elected from the room.
Indeed, it was with difficulty that Mr.. Porter
escaped with his life, after having thus de-
ciared him self in favor of sustaining the Gov
ernmeut in the presence of an organization
whose object is to contribute TO its overthrow.
We repeat the question, fire Copperhead,
Traitors? Let this incident answer.-Tels.
graph.