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Commercial.
CORRECTED DAlLv ~
8. H A M / l. l.,
WHOLESALE GROCER
100 Corner Fourth and Main Streets.


RKODUCk AND RR0VA0AON0s =
PL0uR-supsraEs - -; spris whss, sxtss.
.; Fall wheat Exsrs - IS
C0RM AkAL-ol o5 70 q 10 , To- -,
BRAN AND sRORrs-soc 10 81 , ZOE -.
SHIP sTuyB-soe.
CORN-sev bash. 49,
sARLRYv-0ss 70 81 - nominal.
wHBAT-1an seuosi -, Spring sso7ss ? -.
KYR-3Oe
OATS-30s.
NEW PoTAroks.-so1s oe; Retail Is, per peck.
BuTTER-Conmon1 lac; Choice, IS TO I1ei retail.
III to zoe.
kGGS-I3 to f4c.
CHICKEES-oI Is to u 20.
LARD-eo s4e.
BAcoN-sAoaidsrs. So, Hams tie: sides ske.
WHITE BHANs-Cennon 10 gsod 50 10 81 70.
Prime Navy ea0sa Se-Honissl.
TALLOw-7k tesxc.
HAY-Timothy, Ga % 10 us %, balsd eis -
70 @i7 OF Prairie % 10 eio o..
GROCERIES.
sUGAR-Nsv Orleans fair. fse; prime ~;
choice isk New York, c, llc; Hsv YORK, 4, Isle;
| crushed powdered lsk
AoLASSES-Belehsr's Sugar House 7oD73c; Col
densyrup sscSse-very scarce sers1m >oosOc.
CoFFEE-Rio ssosie; Java 20; Laguyra
60DA-7 - I've.
s0AP-Paln 60, Family o., GsrnaH TIE.
CANDLRS-Starl7to u, Summer Pressed IatDile
TEAs-Yesns Hyson, 81 1851 so Imperial, q q
| eel 50; BLACK, 73coel w.
ToBAcco.-Dsrk svs.s, &c % soc; hsdi.. Br..As
soc to zoe; Gold and Natural Leaf, SO 70 ~
NAlLS-Bsss Brands os IS, rssss.
GLASs-sxie City % 50, nsss.
CORDAGE-I73c 10 ie1e
FRUir-Drssd Applss sto7as per =. Dried Peach
| % u 70 l0ie. Raisins - oeOos =.
sALT-LAks . Is
'rsH- 4: A'ss:r''' ss,.. q: g :. q; g:
Nc Do Alfssls : = ="
Hifesh. No. whit. rsa q
sUNDRIEs:
LlATHlR-solsS NON Harsssssoou.
HIDkS-Dry Flint lsSolse; Dry salssd 10; erusAy
Aan price; green 7s; green sheep pslts lsso
2SSrssn hog skins lss.
sRkDs-Tino,hy % 50 70 IS; Flax, q s..
YkATHERs-3oO4s.
CH1EsE-Dsnmark II TO lse.
BBRF CArTLR-lt0aAe gross.
sHkRP-e9 20 to - 50 Vhsad.
wO0L-Clean rubwashsd, - - SO; UnwssAsa sas-
third lees.
OlLS-Coai vi, FVfo 5eci retail sue. Ltneeod Oil,
u %; Lard OIL, soe to as: retail 81 %; Fiah OH
u % 70 u -.
BKR6WAX-So 70 36c-
PAT HoGs-e3 80 gross.
RAGs-Woelen y Gotten ~.
NRW GUNNlES-s1K 70 AZ.
oLDIRoN-isv Brass Toe , D Ceppsr
Ice -.
ExcsAssE.-On New YORK q percent .esakaSls
funds; Phiiadsiphia, Boston and cissinasti q Bsr
cent. st. Louis and Chicago x per cent. Gold ~
buying.
Day GOODS.
sHRErINGs sHlRTINGs-3o TO 34e.
DRILL6-9e To Sc.
PRlNTS-l1K TO soc.
DkLAINs-1R 70 97te.
0IN0HAMS-n 70 S6e.
CHADWICK 4 COATS sPooL-ses.
sKDIN fHR1AD-el 20 70 q 10.
FARNKRs MICH. CAssIA2RH-se teNse.
skIaT BRAID-soe 70 81 %.
CORSET JkANs-eo 70 SO.
DENlMS-3o 70 3ofc
TICKIN0-9oto tOe.
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Washington, Sept. II.
The President himself IL not aware
that Gen. Gilmore has rendered his resig-
nation.
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isr rEsxsRArs.i

iDY fEI4oRAPB.i
new York Market.
New York, sept. 10. /
Ylouf-Nsrket GDles.b better. Bales d o. o6D6 u
Extra Stste; % eooo6 70 3. n. o.
whsst-Rseeipss $3.50 ba. Market better. sale,
= s6c0Si % Chicago spsins; d oo0el 10 for NIL
waukes Club; 81 9ooei rs for Winter Red.
Corn-Reeeipts 7aooe bash. Markst opened an
sut eiosed dull. Sales q 7407skc. NJ
Oste-Aarket dull. Saies d e6073e
LArd-Duh and uacAssesd.
TSy rHLEsAAPH1
stock MaYkos.
New Yssh. Sept. 10.
stoeks-Bsttss, not very active.
Money-50e par cent.
Sterling Exchangs--Rirmer.
Gold closed q III.
New York Csatral-I3AK.
Erie--I01t.
Reading-ll6S.
q. S. ~, '6i Coupons, 1854.
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I EMONS-5 Cases Fresh, just re-
IL ceived, and for sale W
KELLOGG BIRGB
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fAls GRAND BlJOUYERiE o. ARENIc GRANDBUn
viii sxhisk under nanosh psviihsa
~ xeskuk sn Friday and Saturday,
Sspt. 18th ana 10Th, 1853,
at2 and p. ~, each day.
AAmission my cents; ehiicr-n twenty-five CENTS.
n. VAN Wick, Genersi Manager
D.vAN vALksNBURG. Acting Manager.
CHA6. LORD. Assistu Manager.
Nv. BRADLEY. fress srsf
DANcAsrsLLo, Eqnestrtan Manager.
TOW POLAND. Master Of Arena
join FRIHE. Leader o. Orchestn.
L VAN WICK. (Advstusine
J.R. nEAPHRHY,j Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-05

heard Of trNnsactiop in first class bills at lo4 and
les; a the s,sss the quotation was lss 1884,
Money wsl easy to-day at per cent. The
calling IN Of lssns on gold il going to disepgage
large amount 4 capital, which viii seek en-
ployment IN mcas legitimate channels. Mercan-
II. Pspsr sela Il az = sh for h':s el..s names.
Ifs .teek Maria. "a aAa0s '''aas' We syssa :
tioR u Spectators being mainly directed to Inc
decline in gold. Government stocks were rss'
'Usn lever, and 20 were State stocks, Aissouns
Selling down to a. New York Central, Eris'
Southern old, Hudson and the Western shares
wsr. steady. y ths arst board. as last evenings
prisss. pstssbms knd Harlem were fraction
armer. Fort Wayne rallied one pr cent. At
the one p. N. session q the public board the
market was steady, Without much activity. Al
che second board the market was rather dull, the
! gola movement absorbing the attention Of opera
tors. The more active stocks were q lower
| At the four p. NJ. board the market was dull
without any change of consequence. The bears
continue to put out their options. The following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-05
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BBrrs-vMxSnNE.--On Wednesday, March 4, by the
Rav. Il. Horton, Mr.. IouE Bgrrs, Of Sharon, Y, to
Miss SARE, daughter OF tho late John Valentine, q Of
shis CITY No cards.
BRows-BAnK.-At the residence OF the bride, on
Wednesday, March 4, by the Rev. H. II. Blcar, ISAAC
BRowS to Lzzy NJ BAns youngest daughter OF the late
Captain william Bailio
Belfast reland and Ardrossan sootand papers please
copy.
HARREys-CovEgr.-0n Wednesday, March 4, Rt the
residence Of the BRIDES mother by the Rev VIM Mo-
Aiiiser CHARLES W HARnEys to JosxPHSE A., daughter
JHNSSGs-McNnIlS.--On Thursday. February 20, NJ
H. Johns church, in this city, by the Rev. j. II. Yves
ton, D. d. Henry r. JENNINGS OF Jersey City, 10 NASE,
daughter Of Alex. ,McMillin, Of the place.
MERRnr-- Recommendation Wednesday, March a. In this
city, by the Rev. James Il. Dunn Mr. JOHN g. MERRITT,
pnsorl, OF Virginia.
RusIroN-- BArEs.-In this city, on Wednesday, March
{, by the Rev. W. Rodman J.. CLEMENT RCHHToS Of this
city, LAURA VIRGINIA BATES, of westchester county
daughter Of Gilbert Bates, deceased.
wAY-RcnARDs. BROOKLYN. On TnAsdau Naval
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wheat was &c. &c lower, nomnaly, hit thcre were
no movements Of importance REPORTED t,ng M. m 81
WIN Ahns o. ~ 900 bushels mixed We.tCFn M e Der
LOT sound sbc oGc for unsound anil heated ana n fr
western white aud yellow. Sales scre as n,as ~ sao
n~hch rye at Fl l0Asi H. aud 400 bushels t,loy I'd
~ ~ AL DO Oats wcc ia demand 4 7sc - a..
oording 70 quality. ~ Nv ~
tosfEh continued quiet 10 day ~ prot 81 ,art..s w
now lno+e'-iriuc Ri1, SIC. % 80 four ,adrIs ,.ea
10 i''fc = 1lsc'; tair do, ~ 20 90, ,ortiYn Pm
oZtsc ssc; falr TO good csyroes do 81 Ragrs 49,.
m~ls ana bsgs Doc i0c. Marsoaih1 sgc < Az, . Nv
insyrai JIG o 3d.; 81 Domingo, a2t . 3lr r5sh - -
t"rroN was dull, and down 10 SIC \ III : ,,r mi,
dlries, without any salaa ot impJrtahte
fRflclfra1here wcr. moderate .neaqegoet 4. ono.,s
to-day nut as dropping rates with ~ ycoseIe ~ ~
ctshe- m port ~ Liverpool there wen. fat.n soo htIs
holrst ". ID: 10000 baehals grain at III III. IN
huk aia hiss Zoo rkgs pr0vsi-ne by stonp,sr anJ
suhnk vessel, et s9s and ms. 3ts NJ Tandop tbere
were shipped 200 hsle -four il 10 Gls5o,g 1co NM
york al Ar. aud 70 boNssg ha.O. a. 3is ~
river 80 ''i A~W
lioss we're IN loss demand al Gle "a for nos. ro
lsATiSR Wa IN inir r,l ct and collie nm, Ni
hoisssp,--Ncwf Orleans was III rniar.i. a.,..,., n
and 40 bbls. we're sold az .5e BE Il n ola ~, 49,
crop Wv ''n new
uiEs-- Tisere vas further savat,ue ~ es,1. - 49, =,
VI 70 W % with moro inquiry bit Other !, -, M N.Y.
pOrtant alterations M tho MARKET. W
PRosp ON>.-lhcrc vas ICES aCing il ,orl ~ -.
ansbro,os only $40 bbss At Sl4 - FOR ns MA VI
~ ~ Tor now mess AMI siI u fii rf mime mr.
rucf auet, With sales 81 40 bbk nj I'll Ia sis ~,
'L'n, nd sl3 si2 'Ator avtra mess sails wore 49,
ssae u sVo bis lid bcsec. n lard within tne ranga
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Court Caiend ar-This Day.

esrREMR CouRr-CIRcun Part 1-Cyer and Tcrminer
Part 2Nos. 1920, 1922, 1924 1926, 1928, 1880 1882
1855, 1888, 1s4o 1892 1874, 1916, 1s4s, 1850 1852
ls5l, 1860, 1858, 1850.
surHRoR CouRr.--Part Mos. 1853, 1925, o6i, 2s49
l11o, 1873, 1245 2s27 $780, 1911 l2i7 l43l l45l l41
1912 l34s 1905 1854 1884, 1872 1884 1886 1920 1928
CoxxoN PLEAS Part Nos. 1885, 1910. 1911, 1877
Att Part Mos. 1852, 1888 TO 1862.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-05

- Mr. pxopucxEs IN CouScI--A meeting OF the
rmers and other persons engaged In simplifying milk 70
~. milk dealers Of this city took place yesterday morn
,ps al the westcheser House, OF Broome street
ana Bowery. The attendance was quite large, there
Aepe representatives from Orange wesschsster and alb
yhe stations along the Hudson river, Harlem and Erie
railroad. Tho object Of the assembly was 10 concert
measures for checking the alleged frauds prsetsed BY
our city mr.smen who, II Is said, have been In the
habit OF apropriaing the Of the farmers and have
ombined together resist rise In the prices OF the
PRODUCERS The meeting orgaAized aboat O'Clock By
hairman and Mr. Flagier, cf Peekskill, secretary
Arr ascertaning tho names Of delegates from tho all
erent towns aud stations, conversation took place re-
epecting the grievances which hal called them %
rether. IL seems that tho prices charged by Me
farmers cr their mix range from cent and hair "a
three and half per quart This milk they send into
clay Gems, which often carried on by the mikmen
and never the right The cana vary
In capacity from those holding thirty quarts 70 those
holding forty quarts, ard II ID sAid that the cit,
mkraen refuse to buy any milk from the farmers unless
10 capable OF being iussd with water to tho extent o
six quart Of wvter 70 thirty quarts OF th
pure unadultsraed article In consequence OF this th
farmes find themselves Obliged % feed their up0,
grain, which they complain comes eery heavy on them
without bang Of any benefit To the community Of con
sumers-
Mr. Bsnj Arnold OF PaSvlings Station, spoke in fayo
OF forming permsAen organization. and offered The fol
lowing resolution, whioh WAS adopted
Besolved. Tan. This needing constitute themselves In,
IN the city New York at least twice each year. on the mn
Thursdays of March and September.
The following permanent officers were elected in accor,
snce with tho shove rsHcluton:-President, John
butcher Woo PpeslAcnts A. y. Dickinson, NJ g. lloy'
VIM l.. DStson Secrstaries John p. Flagler b. H. Arno
8. b. Greene and T. Ball. Treasurer, Sa ml A. doughty
The assn citation win hed another meeting to-day,
no ma rlnc
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CITY COMMERCIAL REponr.

-, 5000. - "WEDNESDAY, March 3--6P. NJ.
and CSC. for pearls. - 80
BluAnsfuffs.-Ihe market was completely unsettIed
to-day by the decline In gold and duness ia exchange rho
INJURY Tor -Four was very limited, though prices were
quoted down. In most insancos, loo Doe per bbI Saes
were mado OF 6,0O0 bbs State aud Western no aouth
cIn and 800 Canadan. within rar i.nd ranaaa- -
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A hlRsH.Ns FURNITURE EXPRESS AMI !, c1R
~. isg ks',bli.hmeN w.st Eeyenih street stxe =
Urn a.d Htlh avenues usl-chold Fnralnfc b, al 49,
th'srcd - al parts or he syo.ld Covered pans H.,
nuvnI fntriufe V aBf TorN tie counirs Furtggr I'd, 81
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MILr.INERY. &C.

AIRS LYON Issscs. FROM no. DIVISION STREET
nj haxing removed 20 - tanai street now prerar.t
vita sprndd assortment OF Pattern Bonnsts also TAR,
III o. isafdres- Just re- yed per last stanirr wh1l~
dea VII " Wc " Cali aud inspect tbe stock bel0re
uaking their purchases
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GIsr 10 CEsxRxz PARk.-Thomas Richardson, ESQ.,,
has presentcd the Commissioners of the Central Park
brouze statue Of hoy and designed for foun
tain The statue cast by the celebrated Cess Of
Berlin It viii shortly BIO put in place the Park and
q dfsuaay o let or water
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-. ,-.~ss and the Writ OF
Corpus.
20 TIE EDITOR OF TEE HERALD. ,,
...povxxrzs, Foxr oolcnsrs.N. ~. isss
:. A.. p.,srs q this day, that il Is charged opaa
So, ri. a. pabsas corpus .., =. UPON rasss
Is Es.s;s, q Dol. fowpklns. 70 which pare !, -.
sna. deny tia. any writ was served upon me !. -
Zine neassoasd always obey sy msry authority il
81 ms .1 q SSs.s
Che public would here say ~ ,n a. i CLAIMED tAas
pas naa eesn nave been the man Was not under
~ e,ro. would ask, What possible nduc .s ,es
49, conld be for for me 70 refuse inc VIII, 1 'u
soss 100 uoc Conflict with the civil authorityf
o'a'o IN - IouMts, Cot. fifth infantry, oeussnSud0S
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The Canada Outward Bound.
RosroN, March 4, 1863.
The Canada sailed half past ten o'clock with thirty
two passengers for Halifax and nineteen for Liverpool
She takes OUT about SIT 900 in specie.
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LOAN OrFTCEs.

A T sss BEoADwAy. CORNER or BOND STREET.
n room No o HENRY HiAAN procUres adsancrs %
cash on diamonds - ~ unset buys the sane for cash
also on watches sivs. Ware Pianos and Personal Pro
perry.
Atm GRAND STRICT TWO DOORS WEST or
n btoadWN money advanced Watches. ID anoniS
Jcwcfy rae Dr. Jo0ts and Personal Properly OF every
ncscrpton, ~ 6oush aud sold, ~ JOSEPH A. JAchsOSt
Broker aud Commission Merchant
At Go NASSAU sTREET-A. HoNIcNAs, DIANosr
"a Broker makes liberia adv snces ON pamonas Nalelsee
iewefy dc buys them at full value, al BIZ prFaie Office
% Nassau stce, room No 2. UP sara business conn-
dentai.
DAwNBROKER,s TICKErs-c9 kI0HTH AVENUE
near Twenty Hfth strrctThr h.eh~st price paid FOR.
Tickets Of Diamonds Coli ana silver Wsehe- Jcwelry Nm
aud Instruments, Guns, tiothiug Ar
he same Bought for cash
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30 shs Mechanics Bk 10;
IS American Ex Blk 9s
10 Commonw'h Bk. 80
100 Canton Company p
200 Cumb Coal pref. Ii
SO Quicksilver MinCo 2,
200 do. %
% DO. ....... ~
100 Pac Mail SIS Co.. 18t
80 do. I6t
45Q y Y Central RR. III
500 do. $50 IL
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TEFrERsoNvILLE RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE
OyyicE OF JETrERsoSyiLLE RAILRoAp Co.,


OyucE or THE JETYERsoSvILLE RAILRoAp Co..
JEFBRRs0RvlLLE, Ind, Feb. %, 1853;
Public notice is hereby given, in accordance with the
terms Of agreement between this company and the
holders of Its first mortgage bonds dated Apil H. 1852 that
this company will redeem the Sd day OF April next NJ
the Office the United States Trust Company New York
city, the lowest oer below par forty one OF said Jeaer
the sale said bonds be addressed under SEAL 70
the United States Trust Company Aforesaid, and endorsed
Oer Of the first mortgage bond or bonds) OF the Jehe
sonvlle Railroad Company TO the sinking fund.- which
April next And public notice Is also hereby given the
holders OF said first bonds that In case there are
bids offered to sell said bonds provided IN the agree
aforesaid the United States Trust Company aforesaid
par accrued interest by consecutive numbers Of
outstanding bonds forty of said bonds beginning 1t III
and running 43, inclusive, Nos 14S 4I and l49 70 l2
inclusive l5S l62 inclusive Nos los Ids l61 and Nos
40 173 ncusiye and that from and after sd day OF April
1865 said bonds win as provided in said
j. Il. MccAMpBELL. Secretary and Treasurer
M Broadway room 26Prize Money Pay, Bounty and Pen.
soldiers and sailors their widows and heirs ana
all army navy claims collected the most reasonable
terms officers and contractors and all other
our crcaisrs Containing laws and prize lists Ia
J. r. HUNT CO.. authorized Agents
MONEY TO LEND-ANY RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS
M desiring of 500 $500 will please address
w. H., box lSi Herald office, giving address,
NATIONAL CLAIM AGENCY-NOs 293 AND 2o6
IN Broadway. Back Pay, Bounty Prize Money and Pen
for soldiers sailors their widows and heirs
ISAAC VAN wINKLE. Attorney and Connsciior Refe,
Dix u S. A.; Rev. H. W. Bellows President Sanitary Com
mission
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NHILDREH TAKEN FOR ADOPTION AND ADOPTED
~ out W good homes: GIRL adopt out. moashs old
about 70 squirs uursLg may rest assured he ney
WIN recsive the and edio atendancl during
their eonanen~nI in 8 gDod and qusst home 1aAan1
0RrKDL1e Pnvaas Ly3ngin Insituas. No - wssA Heus
Tar ntrost
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-18

MURDER.--Isaieh Rolliard, an inoAensivs
-tenchman, of Alburgh, went to the house
of Mrs. Martha d. Clark of Highgate on
Tuesday, Sept. 8, to sell blackberries, when
Mrs. Clark ordered him off, threatening to
shoot him, and without further waiting, she
did shoot him. The house was Of bad repu-
tation. Mrs. Clark is in st. Albans Jail.
John A. Holtham Of Holland has been ar
rested for stealing wool. He confesses to a
large business Of this sort in Orleans County,
and says he had an accomplice, who must
bail him, or take his share Of punishment.
The Rev Dr. Shedd. formerly professor in
the University Of Vermont, in addition to a
recent call 10 professorship in the Union
Theological Seminary, has received press
ing invitation to become the President Of the
College Of California.
On August 27th, child Of George Miles
Of Rutland fell into a well walled up with
brick thirty-fve feet deep, and escaped with
only bruises on the head aud body.
Lieut.. Col. D. B. Peck, Of tie Seventh VI
has arrived at Burlington, from Pensacola
He is home for recruits for his regiment.
copper mine, said to be extensive, has
been opened on the farm Of Of Nathan Chase
Of Charleston, VI.
H. II. Cole Of Morristown, of Co. f, l3tl
Vermont regiment. died at Brattleboro', Aug
2sth, aged "a years months.
The Champlain Valley Fair will be held a
Vergennes, on the 10Th and l7th instant.
Judge Cree ran behind hi. ticket for sena
tor in Caledonia County, on account Of hi
action on the Eastern Vermont railroad bill
in the last Legislature.
The Fair Of the Connecticut River Vale.
Agricultural Association will be held a
White River Junction, Sept 2oth and 3Oih
and Oct lst.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-18
Iaatrbman Y stair Suurua..
MONTPELIER. SEPTEMBER IS. 1868.

a BOGUS Committee MAN.-The New
York Herald publishes the proceedings Of the
meeting Of Douglas and Breckenridge Exec
utiva Committees Of 1850, which was held on
the Sth inst, and gives the name Of "Charles
g. Eastman Of W." Moreover, the Herald
repotts speech Of "Mr Charles @. East
man of Vermont" Who has been persona
ting the late Maj Eastmani Doubtless one
Of the copperheads--or, as the Major himself
used to call that sort Of politicians, " Cow
Boys The meeting declined to name a day
for National Convention, and resolved to
admit all opponents Of abolition to the DEM
ocralic ranks. Now since the organ Of sham
democracy has thus officially broken down
the old lines OF partition between democracy
and federalism, whiggery, republicanism, and
every other ism except abolitionism, why not
take a new name SlaUocratic would per-
haps do; but to combine everything which
now distug uishes the party, we suggest
Tory The name is short, emphatic, and we'll
understood.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-18
WHOLE NO. 297O.

Numerous fierce looking pixies, having
hooks near the ends, were fixed in the sand
and the slopes of Wagner, for the purpose Of
resisting an assault, were also discovered -
Wagner and Gregg are each occupied by a
regiment. There is no firing Of any conse-
quence at present The iron-clads are in po-
siton to open on Sumter.
The amount of ammunition left in Gregg
and Wagner was considerable.
WrrB Island, Sept s.-Gen. Gilmore has
again demanded the surrender Of Sumter, but
Beauregard refused. The village Of Moul-
trievlle has been destroyed by our shells
The Herald's Morris Island letter of Tues
day morning states that the answer Of the
rebel chieftain to Admiral Dalgren's demand
to surrender Sumter was returned yesterday.
Besuregard does not yet choose TO comply
At daylight this Tuesday morning the Frig-
ate New lronsides accompanied by the mon
itors, steamed in towards Fort Moultrie aud
commenced most terrific bombardment of
the Sullivan's Island Batteries.
The atmosphere was very clear, and the
sound Of Commodore Rowan's broadsides
minging with the deliberate boom of the tur-
fetted monitors and the answering echoes of
the guns on shore, were distinctly heard, and
lent to the scene an interest like that with
which we watched the fight in April last
The fire from the lrohsides battery of Inch
and 200 FOUNDER guns. was extraordinarily
rapid and well directed, but was returned
;vith great yigor by the enemy. A few mo-
ment- since there was terrific explosion in
Fort Morltrie. The impression is that a
shell entered one of the service magazines =.
Our proiectiles have fired the b ildings near
the Moultre House. aud vast conhagration
is now raging on the Island. The wind is
pushing the flames rapidly toward the Fort,
the garrison Of which seems likely to be
smoked out at any moment.
write in great haste as the steamer is
about TO leave for Fortress Monroe. The
feet has not yet Withdrawn from its work and
the particulars cannot be obtained. You may
expect full account by the Arago which
will leave tomorrow.
The steamer Arago, from Charleston Bar
the 9th ins:. has arrived. Everything was
quiet az Morris Island when she left. The
Ironsides and Monitors we're all engaged in
shelling Fort Moutrie.
Fort Sumter has not surrendered. The
union forces we're erecting works from which
to shell Charleston. Everything was pro-
crossing favorably. Our troops met with no
loss at the evacuation Of Morris Island No
direct attack had been made upon the city
when the Arago left.
The Times Washington dispatch says de-
serters from the several armies had better take
timely notice OF their coming disgrace. Their
names will soon be published in newspapers
of the several States by Districts and
the character Of military felons of the worst
grade will be fastened on them inefiacably
The War Department is determined to spare
no efforts to countermarch these recreants TO
their held Of duty.