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Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23

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THE CoLoRRD REGIMENT. war meet
ting Of oolored men was held Last night In John
Wesley church, Seventeenth street. The meeting
was fully attended and very enthusiastic. John
Brent was chosent Chairman, and Lieut. wight
Secretary. FFA.f
Lieut.. Col. Raymond made an explanation ofth
progress and condition Of the present move
ment. Two companies were already mustered into
the service, and thewofk Of raising the other eight
companies was now progressing finely. Some Al
ready have the minimum number, but another DIM
Guilty now presented itself These two companies
had been taken out OF the hands of the men who
had all along had the control and direction Of the
affair, and placed in the hands OF an under oncer
who knew nothing Of their wants and feelings as
colored men, and who now appeared TO hold exolu'
sive command over them. ..a.
He feared the progress Of the regiment had been
severely checked by this unnatural and unusual
Col. Turner, evidently quite feeble from recent
illness, addressed the meeting
Other remarks followed, by Messrs. Geo. Hatton
VIM. ingram, VIM. Wormley, Rev. - Jese o.
Buffalo, and DR.. Craig Of New Jersey after whies
the meeting closed.
Several names were added TO the rolls,
We learn that an interview was had with MAioi
Vincent, Assistant Adjutant General, at the Wal
Department, In regard to the difficulties alluded tC
above, and that officer, with his usual well-knowI
courtesy, promised that every proper facility FOL
the speedy organization OF the regiment, Shoul'
be given to Col. Turner and Lieut.. Col. Raymond
| inIthe prosecution Of their lAbors.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23

A LECTURE will be delivered this Saturday
evening, At smeed,s Hail. 4si Ninth atreet. neat N
by Bryan Tyson, q refugee from North Carolina
subject He will give his reasons fof avowinE
arrest and imprisonment his trial before Gov.
Vancej state OF the feeling In North Catolinaj an
account of his crossing the lines, 40, Door open
At7k o'olocki Lecture will commences q, Tickets
% cents TO be had At the door. Ciergymen ad-
mitted free. Proceeds above expenses shall be
applied 70 the Union cause. my 22-2ts
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23

KIDNAPPNG.-Yesterda the fugitive. slave
Andrew Hall was released from custody by Judge
wylie. His former owner and several Maryland
slaveholders assembled in the lobby, and seized
him whilst he was coming out from the court room.
BY the kindly Interference of several citizens
present, he was released from their grasp. Judge
Dean rode hastily to the Provost MarShars ONCE,
and stated the facts of the occurrence. guard
went down and took the colored freeman in charge.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23

sPARRNG.-Joe Coburn, the pugilistlc chams
pion Of America, is to give exhibitions at the Can
terbury Hail. next Monday and Tuesday after
Moons. 1t is an exciting and not unpleasant spec
tacle to see a spaTring match when the gloves are
used and Coburn is Of the best spRrrers in the
country, as well rs a powerful fighter. atom and
Jerry,"a pleasant farce, is to be played, and the
boxing will be introduced in the piece.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23
Match Between COburn and Hyer for
nnn nhnnannd n Side.

We loarn that last night a match was made
between Tom Hyer and Joe Coburn, "Cham-
plon of America for $4,000 a side, to come
off within six months.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23

We have received copies of Richmond papers
or late da.e, from which we Gull some inter
esting paragraphs. Errs SigHum.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-23

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The New York herald., 1863-02-19

Wheat coptinued in good demand at further advance
for white Western, ~ o7 81 ~ for rcd and amber West
ern 81 80 a$1 10 for Nj wankee club and amber sprng
81 " asl 60 for Chicago spring and 81 rs for amber
State. Corn also advanced lc 20. today sales hay
ing been made Of 1855 900 Bushels mixed Western at 9oc
9lc for sound s3e 95c for unsound and heated and
e7c asi for Western yslog sales were as aso male Of 900
ley at 81 asi G2H. Oats verc in fair demand ct
soc 7Sc., according to quality.
BALE RorE advanced 10 1o1sa llc. with heavy speou
latvc transactions.
COTTON was in very alack demand and nominal in PRICE
at ooc. q elc. for Tldaings.
CoFTEE was quiet aB sales were made OF only small ots
at OR quotatons:Rio prime at 33c. 33 80. do,
good, ut 80 &c asc do, iar. at 81 &c S.c; do ord
30 g.. Java, mats bags, see 81 j.c hIar-aibo
32c. 5iac.i Iagnayra. .a2c. aic; t. Domingo, 2ac
a zoe.
FRmcue were doing better. There wcro SIS vesscs o
all cnesee port The tenderov u rates TO British orts
upward TO Liverpool there we're shipped to day 5000
bbs. Dour at IL. Cd. - losd 10000 bushels grain.
in bulk and bags, al I'D 3D.; 500 terces bee at ss
Cd 46oo packages OF lard and bacon at 2os sos 10
London there wcrc taken eco hbh Gour at "a and %
packages provisions NJ 22s C 25s. To Br,stol there
were engaged 800 packages pro, isious at 22s. o..
RAY Was more sought af,cr at s5c II for North river
IEsr.-Mana was firm ~ &c., with sales of 2jo bales
fiDRs were 4 shade ilrmcr with more doing.
Ilors wore In good demand at 2oc 2sc for new crop
LArIs salng more freely AZ 81 IS for taste Per
thoueard.
Aoll ss..The nrincipa' demand was for New Orleans,
the srles o'which were 600 bbs at 4ac n $50.
on. .-I.sro was much more doing il iinseed, which
closed y agh as 81 10 per gallon. There nothing
really IN other descriptions.
PRoyisoSs active. TIE sales Of pork reach
cd 600 bb,s at s4 IS 5I4 S7 for old mess. SIG so
{l6 s7s for acw mess, and 81 30 Sl3 IS FOR rrne
Beet steady, with sacs or 200 hbls mt s1 so ST. IS FOR
plain, ard Sl2 IS Sl3 so for sa,cs
made OF 45o bb and torcos Of lard within The range
OF l0ac &c; 1900 boxes Of bacon 7s1c. l0c
$50 packages hams aud shoulders at &c. Sc, ald
5isc. oc also I5e beef hnins at s15 SIC 80. Bate
VAS lins freely q, 23c 2s, Tor stae and l7c o,
for Western. Cheese continued in brisk demand at 10
a 15c
RrE.--Thero wero 400 bags ras. India soli =, H.
51sc., free and in bond respectively.
STfEs.-The asking price for ,eppcr al tho coss wss
30c., large $ lies having be effected on y.
SrGARs In moderate demand. with cal III i5e
hhis at 1Diac. 1oc for rofin Rico and New Grc.
500 bags 81. Domingo cu 3 T., and 450 boxes HlyllS
at lie,
The New York herald., 1863-02-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 1876 p. n

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 1876 p. NJ.
Money is In rather better demand to-day, in con-
sequence of the increased speculation in stocks
gold and merchandise. but the leading houses
borrow all they want at per cent. good deal
OF paper, representing advances on merchandise
is in the brokers' hands, prime names pass with
out difficulty at 5H a 611 per cent. Debt certl.
Gates are 4 per cent lower than yesterday.
Gold started up this morning TO 1917; sold
afterward at lG0H, l6oss, l6l, 1917, and
closed at 1919. bid. Exchange advanced stimuli
tancously to III l7s, and demand notes TO
1907. The sudden advance was caused, OF course
by the non-concurrencs of the House OF Represen
tatvcs in the Senate amendments to the Financial
bill. No one who knew anything about the mat
ter expected that The House would concur in those
amendments They will of course be referred
TO conference committee, which will re-.
port a compromise mcaSire, half way be-
tween the House and the senate bills. rt
is to be hoped thst there may be some
men OF sense and business experience on
the committee, Ss otherwise there is reason
to fear that the childish annoyance which the
advance in gold causes at Washington. and the
extraordinary hallucinations which prevail in OFF,
cisl circles With regard 70 the eject Of the Bank
The New York herald., 1863-02-19
Port OF New York, February Ia, 1853.

~
Port OF New York, February Ia, 1853.
CLEARED
steamship Trade Wind. Delan Port Roya--SpoAord,
steamship Potomac Fletcher. Baitinore-H Cromwell
s,eamsLp ParkersourG Hoffman. Porlsnd-H h ors,r-
Ship sc,son, Hosmcr. London-Grirneil Min;ura 4
ship Senator ken tBremcnl Meyer, Lcndon--Fnnch,
ship Ernest tbr) Malone Bristol Eng-Funeh Meincke
sSp SIP cealoe oear onaasd aa s
ship Harry Of the West. Cotton, Boston-C Adams
Park Alpha tNorw,. schlanbasch, Marse:lles-Funch.
BARK Indian Belle (Br,, Tcnney. opor.o-H BroosmAu
Bark Helen Augusta tBr, Cuts, Port au Princc-R Mar
BARK Brewer. Pierce, Philadelphla-R " Trundy.
Brig Emma Dean, Mount Matan,sros--J II Dcnohae.
srs ifandy, wicss, sermada--facScr IigS,scurac
Eris New Era, .bsw son, Norfolk - -
ssr spssS 'h, GyaH% T. sn Tnsy 90
ss,r s,sdena :, sBrl Malaes, = John, NB-J srys
schr L Il Bennett. Young, Port Royal-N l. Mccready
sssF s DsGsw HaspS TsSas 1Gr Ys Es,g
ssar Ri.etSId: %saSer Msssins,5nyaa srsn. Siss@!
schr . wrleht, Lyman. washington.
ssr s fsSn Sa fis natr E'fhsiorSan Br1h ssh'
& &Sehr ia nlass Diamond Yonns, Philadelphia
srbr E,nlna V. Fender. Bos'cn.
ssh,r Soyor Rayneer s,ts e bo,'on--J Mckee
steamer ociorara, Mclaughlin, South Auboy
ARRIVED
Ship Namarnack, cushing, Llad1n Jan s. In ballast 20
shr Southampton Whitney. LONDON Jan Is, ana Isle o.
wi7ht ish, with mdss aud 81 pas-ensers 70 Morgan
ilnia Rf, Gf Sunderandl, Slnnet Nal IA Jan I,
passed Gibraltar l9h with lead Sc order ns. lat 3,
81 on 6ts i 10 with schr AIend. of and for Rotterdam
iors, with both masi- and IN snking
dion; took on The ,.an AMI crew hye IN numoer, AMI
brought hem 10 ths pgrt tSee Mlscs
lriv Johns. NE. Ait ultx
sehr sr coin ca,nrbci ,Br Of naia1 vIsus Dry Ilar.
lnsi n' 81 lou = ~ spoke trs Triad frum New orieaos
sehr Morris ~ Gl1rccgerl. slcrlnr Mayaguc,. feb s.
with fruit master Had very heavy weather sIrung
hlwsprt sO,e hathusss Sc 9th met. lat rs 30 lon ~,
ard passed under her stern. but she took OF
Etl llehands , ey amle- saw quantity Of wrecked
~ Phsn'on rl Weeks, Antigua, u day.. with sweet
shrI r1alcrJr strane. Nlesandria Gdays
Schr ksed Hardin ron Philadelphia Tor Boston.
Seq Ruby rrAy u iyahgthport for Boston.
soar t1biut DeVpreux. Casue Tor fhiadi iphia
stars,rrade, cl vel Eastpori ~ days
schr saSon, cas-lly, Easiport iays.
F.tr y tr,ulatids. Jackson Rockand Tor Baltimore
sHr ar u aier, Cox, Boston, gass
SER ID i Bas ich. Boston for Philadelphia.
S.hs I knight. whitow, faa Rycr
~ @ ll. ips.' Tal.l f',sss Sst ,sysn brll n'er
stc.1l,r " stevens Dough.riy. Baltimore
steamer Chas ossood, Gcer Norwich.
BFiUw
Birs Wcnry tprern,. wrsoncftam Antwerp, Jan &
sour lsnp'f'on ID s,uTp.
scaifs ships Potomac. West Wind; fhirs Plymouth Rock,
t Australia (Hr), Colunt u, Allefoi hrigs Emma Roht
rrnce v , King Isabella, lleea Apsu.a tBr Congdon
Wm frank y,
Wind al sunset n.
The New York herald., 1863-02-19
The Walton VIII Case.
sURgoGATE's COURT.
Before Hon Gideon i Tucker

FEp 17.--In the Matter ef The Win Of Waiton-In this
case tho widow Of tho csator cited tho executors pay
her the o. 100 rs annuity granted by the will
II objected that she had elected to take her dover
AMI the annuity. The Court gave Judgment that,
under the crcums ances no binding election had been
made by the widow that she entitled to the
nuity under the provisions Of the Will Mossrs. Edwin
James aud Thomas unphy Tor the claimant and Ncssrs.
d u. Field and son for the executors.
The New York herald., 1863-02-19

bill, may lead to the adoption Of policy which
may leave the government without means before
the summer ends. II Congress relies, TO any ex-
tent whatever, upon the Bank bill Or upon loans
before further large issues Of greenbacks have
been made for means to carry on the war, 1t 10
certain as fate that the government will be bank
rupt, and that Mr.. Chase will find himself, before
the year ends obliged to confess tho failure Of his
hopes, and reduced to solicit more money from .
Congress in which his political opponents will oon
stitute majority. Should this occur the respon-
ibility for the non-psyment Of the soldiers and the
disorders that will result therefrom will rest upon
those members Of Congress who cannot realize that
a.depreciated currency is An inevitable concomi-
tant Of great war, and who legislate for the ma
tion from the standpoint of the New York Stock
Exchange.
There was o further increase Of speculation in
stocks to-day and general advance in prices. The
circle Of buyers for the rise to be increasing;
commission brokers report revival of orders, and
their Offices again present On animated scene At
the morning board to-day Erie rose 4, Erie pre-
ferred l, Hudson River l, Harlem "a, Harlem pre-
ferred 4, Michigan Central "a, Southern old 2,
guaranteed "a, Illinois u, Cleveland and Pitts
burg lLI Galena Z, Toledo l, Rock Island q,
Prairie du Chen J., Fort Wayne u, Terre haute
preferred l. Northwestern "a, Chicago and Alton
L Bonds were firm, but not active, owing TO the
light offering. Governments were steady. The
steady rise Of the old speculative dividend paying
shares toward par, and their growing scarcity, are
directing good deal of money toward cheaper
and less well known securities. The next burst
of speculation which we have will probably
develop some new favOrites to take the
place Of Central, Erie preferred, guaranteed &C.,
which are taking rank ns permanent investments.
At the one p. NJ. session Of the public board the
market was firm. Pittsburg was "a per cent higher,
Erie II, Rock Island "a and Toledo a. At the
second session Of the regular Stock Exchange the
market was firm, with one or two exceptions.
Southern old fell off 4 per cent. Pacific Mail,
which was lower in the morning, was likewise an
exception to the general market. The demand for
the Western dividend paying shares, such a. Ga
lena, Rock Island, Michigan Central and Toledo,
was very active. At the close tho market was
firm, the following being the last quotations.
The New York herald., 1863-02-19

CANADIAN 1Roors RE RSiSG TO fSciAND.-Thc Montreal
Gda H. announces, on good authority that company
OF Royal Lngnccrs two battanns, two regiments aud
batteries will return To England In the spring n the
American civil then comes to u eli sc.n
The New York herald., 1863-02-19

Te attention Of ef vessels bound 20 ssn Franccso
fhroushout the world is directed to he important Motto
90 Mariners" which viii he found below.
Durcu Scan ARFSp-Capt Goossen, Of the Holland ,cir
Arcnd has arrived at this port in the Br bark Alma frsn
NsasA A Ssasa ioek simssA arc sssa lS0p ils wreck
The New York herald., 1863-02-19
CITY cOMMERctAL REPORT.

WEpNEsDAy, Fob. IS--b r. II.
AsHRs-S.les were made Of 30 bbs at sssc. for pots
and DC. for pearls Stock, 497 bbls.
BREApsrurFs.---The dcn,nd active; -four
was 10c. a 20c per bbl. higher carly in the day
but the market closed heavily. Tho sales eomprisod
20 500 bbs state and Western 500 bbls Southern and
The New York herald., 1863-02-19

Az Rss NrSr o. rrE RN Rp,A -Ii,e oa,,,,,.
stone appointed e. apprasc the risc n. mar s,t.
val have yauci her at fli2 00O but 8 uO) css h,,
the apo aised lalie the steanc, BERN ~ The : q
tu named, but here bong lega obst,cie i, ths
Jise Cafwalader has orc' ell n ssle WI IL ,,,t !, y
place ~ the necessary cat n csn ha ,,'',
rhoud the vessel be bou ht BY the government ea III
y. u dttcd up "a sinbat. Being We v al ina
W. no vain be i,r bicckadins purpvss-p pilsd ,ip4i.
I "a, F'd. Is.
The New York herald., 1863-02-19
S HIPPIN q NEW S.

Nrw voRR-rnIs DAT.
.............. 49, 8,
srS " sGH WATER. 5S
The New York herald., 1863-02-19
,,roprANr ro SOLDIERS !.

,yroerASr TO SOLDIERS m YiHhRs.-yOuNDs,
hIon rn,..s and old smes a.aed quicker BY Dr.
T,as, Venetian Jinmrnt than an, o 20 emedy IL ass
Ivpvc cnr. lor eoic, srasms. diarfhos and dysnery
A. aaa a. cents Sold bY ah lie trugssta peVos - Cor
lxaa, str.e~
The New York herald., 1863-02-19

ARiN1 Lar - SLAVE GRi Win HER Cuifn Tho
N.shvtlc Ien) ~ = "a of tho ilth inst says.-.rwo
COZ % women Deloisng to Mrs. story "a enteda house
and living the cnrner or Union and hcry
~" of W re o " as Ms tory ven { ~ hNuse md
rm 'hc olligcr W. women that ahe mu ~ With
lc tl ~aelbyNile The grfSau shc an no wt.h !, 5o
VI 8 ,ofN said male uo dlc eucc-- he most e,t her
tlugs Immediately. he rl thou went un stars and
X hcn went ont ON tho top II m H. - and bong
stu olloNe inmcd from the top Z the h0.e d the
~ uhd, With har child (WHICH h may he men nrc I.
white ~ her arms, inuring the child and hers severe
" Mrs story caught no, upnn III gr14ni hnt ,f,cr A
ctr gglc the Il etectcd to- escale
The New York herald., 1863-02-19

npr A cApvRLL, ocuLisT LATE of CANADA
| II - .fssnce hfsen ycufs has returned 20 New
~ ng r1sinsJ ~ process unn' business At ~ Cl nton
loie ~, sr.s Dr. Caldwell has ior twenty years devoted
c,clnssvely 20 orcGtpns on the Eye and Ear
~ snsrs for examination or opinion ohcc bours from
70 sh%s, sh%s IN
The New York herald., 1863-02-19
cELLANEoUs.

y iMroRTAxT SALE or KEaL EsrATh;TBY ts,.. ~, OR
~ a.s p ~ ah.riii VI ehsnsa IN rnesdsy n.s,
The superior oar tory boNn stone "nt hsl 80 Nam
OaE,y 4 With ocd ais sns ineasn ~
,s ~ aar sy ne reteiJn eud must prove lucrative
Investment. - -
The New York herald., 1863-02-19

30 sAe Nctrop Bank. lu2
20 Manhattan Rank l3]
ia Am Exchange bk g61,
10 Nassau Enrk 80. los
. Mechanics Eank. la6
500 Cum tual prerbl0 20is
80 Cuf-ksilyr Miu Co IL
90 Pacinc 81 - Co.. l61
The New York herald., 1863-02-19

Snip Fraas irerce. from L,rpo, for ST3-k with loss
tpsrs Feb IG Cape Coz by y miles
ship Anngroils Pickett, from Bl,i,r Tor Lhcrsc JA'
8, lat 50 ~. Ion Is 50.
shp Clara Aan, Carter. from c.x ~ Eta FEB &c Q,
Monhccan.
!srg Nennnah trnt Jol annah) Dow from 1aitt ~ r.
Ahpnwall, Feb 10 lat IS, ION rs
scar S,ian hence Tor Cap tsras Jan Is lat ~ s
Ion Is i2W.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-06-23

A GIGANTIC SwISpLE.--.The
Rochester Union gives the particulars
Of II remarkable swindling operation
By which a wealthy citizen of Roches-
ter, Aristarchus Champion. has been
cheated out Of $4,000 by n man
named Luther Calvin SaKion, who
went TO Rochester iso years sgo.--
Saxton pretended TO be man Of deep
religious feeling and al earnest sup
porter Of great reforms. By this
means be gained the confidence Of
Mr. G. He prosessed TO be the man.
aging man Of an immense concern
known as the Union Book Compa-
n.y." with a capital Of 100000,
which was engaged in the publication
Of books, religious. moral, historical
and scientific. Mr.. Champion became
interested In this scheme for diffu ,ipg
religious truth. and made over in notes
and mortgages to Saxton about 500,
900 for stock in the Union Book
Co" a. the opernions Of ibis COM
pany extended to Greai Britain, the
mortgage we're made payable in Lon
don, interest and all
S4xion went 10 Europe last year
and retained with another big scheme
10 Mr. Champion. The va the "In-
ternaiionsl ManofAc,uring Conpuy,"
10 oper.tA in both hemiapheres With
q capital Of one hundred millions,iiabIe
70 b. .aiss! y oas i.s-E4ad nill.oas.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-06-23

lapsed into mereiiul anconeioasness,
which assured Us that. for him suffer.
ing was forever past.
As We aooe looking at him, the
ward-master handed me letter, say
ing it had been forgotten the night be.
fore. II was Johns letter, come just
an hour too late to gladden. the eyes
that had looked and louged for il so
eagerly yet he had it for after ]
bad cut some brown locks for his moth
er, and taken off the ring TO send her,
telling how well the tsilsman had done
its work, | kissed this goob son for
her sake. and laid the tetler in his
hand, still folded AS when ! drew my
own away.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-06-23

How A BENEDICT WAS TRApPEn
AN amusing incident has lately come
to my hearing. Your readers have
no doubt seen the large number Of
advertisements in tho daily papers,
from soldiers in the army, soliciting
correspondence with young ladies. A
married lady whose husband 10 il the
army, came across one Of these sever.
al months ago, and somehow conceiy.
ed the idea that her husband was the
advertiser, although he sailed under
hctittious nom dc plume. She there.
fore sat down and wrote him a very
affrctionate letter, signing false namo,
and enclosing photograph which she
procured Of an artist for the occasion,
the photograph, by the way, was taken
from a lithograph. The gay Loihario
professed TO be entirely fascinated, and
after while revealed his true ns.ne.
which proved to be that o: Li. fair
correspondents husbsad, although sho
recognized him on the receipt Of bis
first ietisf. The correspondence was
E1pt up for considerable length Of
time, and finally culminated in an
agreemert upon the part Of the soldier
to resign bis commission, and come
homo and marry her. Tie time and
place Of meeting was fixed, and, sure
enough, the recreant husband was on
hand, ready to play his part in tho
matter. Fancy bis feelings when, in.
stead of the blushing maiden he ex-
pecied TO meet, ho met his injured
wife, face to facet lie was overcome
with astonishment for moment, hut
finally began to stammcr out some ex.
cuse. His wife, however, would not
listen, and, | understand, intends 10
bring suit for divorce, basing her
claim upon the letters containing tho
agreement TO commit bigamy. II tho
matter gets into court, some rich de.
vclopm enis may be expected.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-06-23

A UsIos UABRELLA.--A little in.
cident occurred few days since In
the Northern part Of the country
which serves to show the pluckiness
Of patriotic women.--Licut. Hopkins
was delivering ons Of his characters.
tic addresses in behalf of the Govern
meni. At one time when he was
launching few well developed thun-
derbolts 1t the heads Of Northern
sympathiaers, a seeesh female in the
audience, unable to restrain her zeal
for JEFF Davis, broke out in the ap-
pended strain
1T is abominable. ! wish l he'd a
rope around the speakers neck, and
! would choke ths life ost Of him r
A Union lady who was sitting near
BY overheard this sangainaiy talh.
She arose to her feet, took her umbrel
Ia 10 both bands. and showere1 down
furious blows on The head OF tho Sc
cesh female. The umbrella was
smashed into fragments and the head
Of the feminine Secessionisi was sadly
pommsled. The Union lady, being
satisfied with the quantity and quality
of the eastigalion, sat down 10 enjoy
the confusion Of her antagonist. Tbs
Lieutenant went on with bic speech
with renewed emphasis. We learn
that . sum Of money bss bsen made
up in the place to purchase rev nm
brella for the Union lady. The old
one should be preserved in The arch.
ives Of the State to perpesuaie The
the memory ola Federal victory s
homc.--!Safs Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-06-23

Saxton and Mr. ChamPtoa we're 70
be the American managers ], vas
clearly demonstrated upon paper thai
$4,000. 900 could be realised per an.
mum upon the capital.
Saxton represented that he had an
immense property in New Jersey,
which could be put in as capital to
this company for Ave millions Il
certain cloud resting upon Il could 30
removed. II would cost afiy thou
sand TO remove this cloud, and that
amount Mr. Champion advanced bis
paper for, and Saxtoa realized within
three hundred dollars Of the whole
sum. SO adroiily did Saxion play
upon Mr. Champion's credulty that
the latter had no distrua Of him ill
few days sincc, when he wrote to
Wm. b, Astor and others IN New
York with whom Saxaon claimed
were stockholders IN his concerns,
when answers were returned lha, lhev
did not know the man. Saxton has
been arrested, but i, is by no means
probable that any considerable portion
Of the amount received, 100000 viii
be recovered.