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SHIPPING NEWS.
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81 HIGH WATER eve 10
Fort Of New York, July 10, 1869.

CLEARED.
ssamsnIc CITY q Bsl,inoss tBr hirehouse Queens
Steamship Shannon (Br) Harris Lverpool-Snow Bur.
steamship n..anz.s. Lieserang, New orsap.
S & Hisa on s sema nagS
Bark Nereide tPrus). Freymouth, Queenstown-Funch
Bark Reindeer Wellington, BarbadosHy Trowbridge's
Brig Denmark DAM, Phi, Falmouth E-Funch Meincke 1
Brig Dare tBr), Castor. Queenstown-P s Kenway
Mary tBr), Jones, Laguayra and Porto csbelo
Brig Antonio Mahe tBr,, Stevens Belize. Hon-F Aeran-
's srs CIV Ring Hun,ley carasnas-Bret, Son CO.
Brig zambesi SBr,. Ryan, sydney, cB-B Small Go;
Brig John Geddes (Br) johnson. Londonderry, NS-J
5s a$ s Hs; S:rss sss.
Hs. rss W conse
VOL Sei ssovn
sesr frsnsa: casyoa xSsc%scT gen,ops Sons
s.: $S,;
shr ssr Easicrs ss Bee rsrnts Buck Aoo
Sr ssSr lhn6 6s eSrsv Frye
ehr sehr Gov " Arnold Arnold Mitchell Boson@simrson 1 capp
sc sase,s sasen Gfssy ss sSsSr ABBOTT Go
Steamer VIM woodward. Cundif. Baltimore
French steamer ca,nat Fabre Washington Pu. in for
coal mSn' s5 hss S R and
anchored a Lower oaarantnc Mr. Mutton, Of Staten
Steamship ws.hnsoa New ORR or,ssa: 5sy
ass ISH Co s' 1 70 miles iS"% lie
Passes ssnalized stesmshp Locust r.a, poin, s
psssensera sas'sn'p 10 Iafss Cromwell Co ~ w. 80 -
shp Aus), Knndich casiellamare. 70 days in
Sss FS,,sT %.: IN s:s q s,,, with
cos, il Meyer. Saw large number q iceberss
Bark Edwin Husent Malaga So days via Holmes. Hole.
Ss'sass = San .soP Frsasss @ @ we'll. sS
Brock; and s..s LssTs =, a q DAYS s
IL spoke Brem bark Augusta Emma tso esa, for Rio ia
Bark Roosevelt, Hartman, Ma,anras IL days, with
sugar SC % msses - Ma, o..sor, Ncxe,,,s svsnsv
cs R's S ds kss'%n %s coal 10
% rs w & Ssso 10 srs SON CO. NAY " passed
'' Brig Joseph Hume tBr,, rrey. Cow Bay, cB IS days.
Nj ,qss s.ss n.y z. Is ss! DAY: ss
Brig s,romnsss 1Br Merwck, Parrsboro IS days, with
ssSr ( sm,n: Cobb. New Haven -
& Bcrss ssso AssnS sSaHg Gr
On ssIss sSss ssss<s ss sc
sOisI. from siSSo.a ssn To.or, soTng. army R,,,o,.
Steamer ,,nn,s renIoD o0.i rhsss,eSs
steamer Osprsy. Aldrich. Providence
ports June % lat a. Ion 90 spoke ship Lancaster OF Phila
delphia, bound X.
Ship Austrian (foreigu).
Bark Salcm from New orleans
Bark Norton lBrl, from 81 Thomas
Brig Achiie from Marseiiles
schr Vim Gregory from Yves. Indies.
Two barks, unknosn
John Rice Alice Prce ships FigiIa Icanle
Nova Carolina Express. Gsseie Pan. Kate samer sisis
| Anna Aug sta Daphne Nogucr, Bergen Ellen Morrison
hrics T. Barnard, Ida Mary Acr Tausaits, Nomgencc
memo. Brothers, rrowbrdge Princess Alice, Gen BalcJ
Archimiic, Emma Dean, 0ana,
Wind a. sunset s, light
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A YOUNG MAN, JUST RETURNED PROM THE SEAT
IN Of War honor Of belong ns 10 one NJ the
two year regiments aged a. wishes q oen
with young lady with an ultnhic NlrW to mA,tin"ny
Inte rennemcnt and moderate degree 81 teauy
Indispensable Address tenciosng ear,e 1s Fse u agree
able Kober r., Herald on1cc Tor one week
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Miscellaneous. Q.

We are indebted to Purser Allen, Of the Mail steam.
Geo Washington Tor hcs Of New Orleans papers pas
seng.r lists and other attentions
sutr Minerva Buckminser from shauFhae March II for
Newchwsng was totally lost Apr 81 miles from NJ She
was formerly whacr, tOS TONS built al Charlcstown in
1910 aud owned IN Boston.
pp,e AtPr MitIxsy from Maamoros for New York ar.
lived at below Eew Orleans on tue lsi inst with
on anchor and chains.
er,,v sofrKprSo Lawson. from 81 Jaso FOR New york
.,rs on Castle Island Reef 9Th VII AMI assisted by
wrc FOR sSp BY agreement She has arrived ~ Nassau
or rrrurRic i.RoWN, Carr from New York hnf for
Tsaeaeuce went ashore lring fog nia' o. NJ last an
nagGQUs Reef, New boudol. Ct She bal lllhler
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Cid hrg Alpha fBrl coalneet Nova scta schrs Alabama
Van GdeE prosidence; Is TThompson EndicolL Boston
Fantuzl oo,ler. do; Mar Cl ,'l.nd irwin. do
LKSEs ps, Jaly e--fhe following els remain al
the BrsaAwat. BARK Cephas Sta for Curatoa Cor
de!a for boston ma for Matanzas, Frontier,
portian "A as e ay for s. John sehi Lana lor tort
Mary Price Ida whe.er aud Farrow for 10 ton Arc
tic Ior 81 JOAN Nbi II Endicot for Providence Enna,
for Nembern; Ro or saleAi: John Manlove Newbern
A IL Howe, Tor frovtdeDce; 4 NJ Reed for Roxbury;
Maria Louisa and Nrginia, Ii. hit
P0RTLAkD. Juv e--Arr bark Sebra Croker Lift field
Julia Newell Cushins. philadelphia.
PROVIDENCE July 9-Arr Steamer Fa con Iones New
YORK. sid scnrs Hainpden Belle, Aexsnde NYork; ii w
Wellington Wells and Empire, jefferson Roniout; Eliza
Downing Thorns and Sea Witch Tyler. NYork, sloop
SULLIVAN Me, July 7d schr La Plata stratton Bal.i
SALEM. July 7-Arr schrs Lewis Chester Norwood. and
w simmons Godfrey. Phiiadepha; Nelson Weie Rv-
dey NYork Sid schrs Artc 0arwood, Godfrey Gov Bur
ton, Peacock. and Minnesota. Baker. Phia eiphia.
STONINGTON July 9-In port schrs e j Mnnsell Kelley
dunn, Ryder aud Spy Kelsey. Newport Pilot Ed
ridge. do for Dennis Sea Bird. Murphy Angel Luce
do Tor NBedford sa9gatuck Niekerson do for Ipswich
Patriot Blackwell do for Sandwich soop Pearl Cobleigh,
El1abethport for AppOnaug. - -
WOODS HOLE. July g. PM--Passing East, stear,er
Conyoy and anot steamer with
WISCASSET, July 6-Sld schr ii Pool, McFadden, New
York
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THREE YOUNG MEN OF THE UNITED STATES
Navy wish 10 open correspondence VIII three Young
ladies' with view 70 malrimony ec'ons 20 poverty
Address ,. N. Shines George Dsey AZ Janee ring
gluafryn
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER Cal.

FRIDAY, July l0-6 Il. nj.
The money market is extremely easy; call loans
generally per cent. Mercantile paper is 51a 6
for the highest grades.
Gold was better again to-day, selling at 1929
and 1873 at the morning board. In the afternoon it
was I3l1s 1872 1929, closing at five 7. NJ at about
1921 Bills were stronger, selling up to 146 and
l461l. The strength of gold and bills arose this
morning from silly doubts concerning the fall Of
yicksburg, which were caused by the non -publica-
tion of General Grants dispatches. Gold will
probably fall TO 100 when the first boat sails from
Cairo to New Orleans.
The stock market opened very strongly
this morning, and prices were uniformly better
before the board. Harlem sold at LOG, South
ern old at 81, Erie at 954. When the
board met there was some relaxation
in rates. Harlem fell off 8 per cent Erie "a.
Southern "a Pittsburg was steady at last even
ings price; Illinois Central was fraction lower;
Pacific Mail rose II per cent and Prairie du Chen
3. Governments were dull and rather lower. Mis-
souris also fell off q per cent. At the close of the
call the market was dull, and remained SO at the
one P. M. board. Southern old fell 70 per cent
more, At the afternoon board the market was
generally strong. Erie rose u, Pittsburg "a,
Harlem "a, Pacific Mail 21s, Southern old as &C.,
&c. Hudson River sold at l79, cash and regular,
and IT, seller three days. The market at the
close was firm. The following were the closing
il, 1tations Of the day.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT

ASHES were inactive at Sc for pots ard 9c@ or pearls
BREADsruHs s-Fiour more active and shade
higher. The days sales included 1900 bhs state and
Western, 200 southern and 900 Canadian, within
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HELP WANTED-MALEs.

A GENTS. SOLDIERS, MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN
a wanted-o sell the LARGEST cheapest and best Station
cry and Prize Packages in the world Send for
cular and see what wonderful inducements we o,ier.
q. s. HASkiNS IL CO., 35 Beekman street, New York.
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WHOEVER a. YEARS OLD, WHO HAS GOOD
ras,ne'. and a fortune OF fdDeNl 10 5000 who 10
s,iookns speaks Enssh, French sni German. ic-rcs
-, ~ ~ he Of lady willow ~ IS
s,srs ~ sae with view 20 mattinony She be we
stura,ed and In possession Of Sl0p0 10 sn0p IN
,.a ~ The wdowers capital Amy lady wishing have
49,. life and agreeable cont nrtabc horne,
may reply in strict confidence Address T. D. D. Herald
Office.
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Balance % ,2Ol 1854 90
The American West India Company have pur-
chased the first class iron steamship Tubal Cain
for their West India line. This ship will be the
pioneer of their new line Of steamers to St. Do
mingo, via st. Thomas st. Johns and Mayaguez,
Porto Rico, carrying the United States mail to all
those ports. She is now being reitted and ele-
gantly furnished for q large number Of passengers
This will afford facility Of communication with
the West India Islands that the extension Of our
commerce in that direction has for some time past
imperatively called for.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were 55,544 534 %, and the balances
STATS, ,ls0 So.
The Lamar Fire Insurance Company has de-
.clared semi-annual dividend Of five per cent, free
of tax, payable on demand; the Central Park
Fire Insurance Company, semi-annual dividend
of four per cent free Of tax, payable on the 18th
inst; the Manhattan Fire Insurance Company, q
semiannual dividend Of five per cent, free Of tax,
payable on the 18th inst; the Firemen's Fund
Insurance Company, . dividend Of three and halt
per cent free Of tax, payable on demand; the
East River Insurance Company, dividend Of five
per cent, free Of tax, payable on demand; the
Republic Fire Insurance Company, semi-annua
interest dividend Of three and half per cent, pay
able on demand; the Bowery Savings Bank and
the Manhattan Savings Institution, their usual
semi annual dividends, free of government tax,
payable on the goth inst.
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HELP wANTED-EEmaLEs

NNANIED-TWo EXPERIENCED OPERATORS. TO
w WORK on ncktes; also few Anlshefs. steady
bloy9ent Apply before ~ O'Clock at j. Miar Co =. 264
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TlO TAILORS.-NOTICE-THE WORKING TAILORS,
i Trade Protective aud Benevolent Union hold thcir
second quarterly meeting this (Saturday) evening July n
In tue Social Reform Hal 2s Grand street Balance
counts for the past quarter will be election
officers for the ensuing and the frherance the
forthcoming grand picnic July a. fnl meeting the
Committee.
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American Ports.v,

n, shannon,
Ship FylSs Eagle wala9n San fr;snc.so bsrIs Yonns
sSsi %S4 SS ISns
ossS sef, csSf sasw
,Is., Sa SITa, Ra1 hsSnsi
i'Sa Ffs.ssS s c.ss:e.: s;sssa'
ons Brown csge Town & Gs A. 1sd pry sydney Ssw brig
cA1%sn, fssss
S,h-Ar tey se ship volsa, Ly'tle,On, NJ Be!owship
BaIfiMoRE, July s-Arr A. sshr Hamilton, Ogden NYort
Rr. Leroy osss mayapa iaaao ann Lsn Baa
Baker. Freeman and Q Leonard, Leara Boston; Alma
SSa Ssna f5iaH Dawes r,Ss
sfr Ssan sy 20 S'1
WIN McceOS cni,msn NYors v Cla selrs ottoman, Blanch.
ard rbsSSERs .sa I.s Jsy sshis Ala Herbert Lnneh.n
"Io IplGHfoS July ssd .ehr Albert Field Phillips SYork.
fof Bos,on; WIN Rowe Harris, DO Tor salem Sid schr
ids n. klyE NY9s July eA .enr Nelly Johnson sAep.ra
0f g. S'si rs siSs aSs,
Bisit Brown,, Boston; gsena Ford, HJaunis '''''
s Merrill COO L.ss fsrs essnsa sa
Julia Baker Baker Philadelphia; Only Son Johnson New
SEw ORLEANS. June o-Arr steamships Con.
So' sa,on Eoase; Il mazel,ins cunnissshsm.
Boston Ss Ns oss ys Pedro Wallace oareaAs Josiah Jer
sTR;oP Say ssT sS. James wayne rhd.ps. Tran
&--Arr shiIs Borodino, Gasey and Aanspois Pickett,
as ses any sEIs @ o Ye Yors Gals; S = .rs
| bern BALTIMORE: shrs W u hyde, - HAVANA Tails
| man Matamorus. Cid bark Edw Everett uavs Boston;
briEs Jgls, Barthoie Phaderhia; Crucus, Lsnnek
| Boston, schrs Mm Wilson. Ryan, Philadelphia; River
Queen CoYon. WEXFORD, RI Iampico Rousscau Minati.
|
si-Beow, coming up, schrs Kate outting Bowden from
gses.por ne; nc i9s.ra lsy@oai from So,ioa;
Cleaner Nfork wa Mat.moios Condor. and Esciine'
LaughAni, philadephia CD. trs danges johnson. New
| York
NEWPORT July 9-Arr bark Mcrrimac Hoyt Providence
And sid Tor fhhadelphali ptike steamer Bnnnla tBr).
Merrman Royal f0t BosOnIut Tor {. al ste amer
Th0rps Nlprk tot 1t John Mr.
Il Jun or Zuanck Nescasiie T.. for Providence ''f'
ADif.PfiIA Jolly 9--Arr schrs @oencef gsaip
Havana; Elaise. Berry bgsoni rraie Wnd ili saco,
I n Nessns Iouueiy, Nr9lElyn. ftnns Yevrn p1stru
AID If.hnf toi bert tiger BiAe tt in a.; Magy ~
bot or lrfs ftssI.tH g, Itt7k NhEpoe i9utl ne.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-31
Grand Isle County Convention.

The Frecmcn uf Grand Isle County, irrcspcctiy,
Of party, who are in favor Of sustaining and pre-
serving the Union, and fire. Constitutional Gov
ernment at whatever sacrifice requircl-who
cordially support the present Administration in
its efforts to put down entirely causeless war
wascd against our government and free institu-
tions everyWherc-who arc fearless to rcbukc
and denounce traitors whether in cur midst.
acting under the sPocious pretcnce that they are
peace men. or in open rebellion at the South-who
are ready to take issue that those amongst Us
who sympathize with the rebellion are co-workcrs
with traitors and rebels and must ever.be ranked
with the tories Of the revolution aud the felerals
Of lel2-and all who eau entirely ignore party
influences, and act solely from patriotic deyo-
ton to country ami first principles, and will us.
their influence 10 select men for our public ser
wants Of the highest ability and integrity. are r-
ques'cl 10 meet at the Court house in North lie
TO, ou saturday at 10 O'Clock A. NJ the 18th
day Of August uczt 'o nominate suitable per-
sons rs caniiiatc, for county officer, and 10
tuusact any other hu>inc-- proper to bc done
when met
fu,rrv.N al t,,f.srv ts.,-,-,-..r...
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-31

This -;utclucuf show the national iud.iij
c,ln,,s to h.. in round numbers. twenty-five
millions lc-- than il was estimated {, Re, !y
Mr. Chase iu his last report. ~. however.
Their. are balance, due 10 the army. 90 ,7n,-
tractors. Nc.. it Is probable that 10, estimate
viii not lc found to vary widely FROM r'sr
actual result.
On tbc 5l-t of December la-l. or ia
months previously. the amount of the debt
Oas $50 -. including S59.iI-.5P1
of arrears duc 20 the army and other lgrtie-
If the latter ~, dcluctetl. it will he seen ti,at
the increase. during that period. ha- 'c,n
So COS .639. or fully two millions l..r ,uv.
Comparing the several classes of "hlig,-
tiuns issued ou the 3lst Of December and Ga,
5Uth Of june last. We find that the four Ter
cents. (dcpOsits) have decreased nearly ten
millions and half, and the seven and three
tenths little over ten millions. On the
other hand, the five Ier cents. have incrcas-
ed more than iiftv-ninc and half millions.
and the skies one hundred and sixty-four and
half millions The tens and twclye-. which
had been reduced 10 les than "A quarter rl
million at the close Of last year. have ivcn
cxtin.uished The demand note, have i'll
creased bv the amount of .Slj2.j-j+ so
The annual interest charge ON the uati1u-
al debt. as 1t stood on the l,t instant would
he a. follows
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-31

j
orr NEGRO TRoors.- s.-SR-YestertIav vyu
remarked lin leader upon the american
war) a. follJws
There are Sepoys in the English ser, ice. and
Arabs in the French, why should there not be
negroes in the American army
But there are negroes in the English al
my the West ludia regiments arc composed
entirely OF negroes with few exceptions.
the non-eommissioucd of6cer> thereof are
likewise negroes.
The worth of these troops against an enc
my know not. do know, however. that
the " ID West India - volunteered 20 f-ht
the Russians during the Crimean war
proof, methinks, of appetite for battle
Mark toO-the Government Is now rai.-
Ing another black corps IN lieu Of the white
St. Helena regiment. This Looks rs though
.' the authorities - deemed nisrcrs''
wholesome food for powder. nauETe the
Times.
Again | can assert from personal exle-
riencc-hayin- been quartered al0uSsiic ne
sru cUrp- in Barbadoes, Grenada and Trini-
dad-that our black comrades arc soldierlv
ON parade. Of sober habits, of much docilily,
and, into the Bargain, peculiarly strict in
the doing Of their duty when posted on scu-
try &c. They drill fairly. keep their arms
clean, ard, well LED, would doubtless sgbt
stoutly ; otherwise. why does our Govern
ment enlist them?
a,n. sir. YOURS faithfully.
\ FIELD OnIcEs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-31
Iour Army Correspondence. J
From Nc8dc-> Army.

CAMP MAR BEELrv, Nd, July :.
.Hcssrs. Editors
Since last wrote you our regiment to which
belong the li7th y. Y. has left the Peninsula IN
joined Meade's army. We had a hard and hur
riei journey marching one day thirty miles; au
another day while fastening forward by rail
running into a train that hal tso hours th
start Of u, aud smashing half dozen car- an
All the drums anl other musical instruments hc
longing to cur regiment with which fortunately
our advance ear was loaded.
Few Of the soldiers we're injured, that :, t.
say few for time Of var, although hal it icen
in peaceful times the collision would have cau-el
sensation. Is it is there wa Il ,el....-
tion among the engineers Of the two tr,in-.
one Of whom escaped to the woois while the
other was arrested
We reached FreIerick, Maryland. just in time
To- learn that lee was escaping across the Poto-
mae - instead Of having an opportunity
90 join in a fight We had hastenci To- be in time
for. we hal a good rest At Frederick. and time
to recover from the fatigue Of our forced marrh,-.
ON Tuesday morning la-t We left Frederick AMI
took the road for Hager,tovn. Had an opr-yr-
tunity TO ser the rich farming lands II Mary
land, now covered 70 great extent with rrol.-
OF grain ovcr-ripc for harvesting. observe 70
contrast between mi, -cction snI such pari- of
Virsiui, Sc have seen. There Is evidence here
Of agricultural wealth, aud thcrc arc lc-> iuii-
CATIONS tiat war has ail waste the country
The fences anil building, are are in "a compsr,-
lively so,-l condition. on our march however
soon saw evidences that great army wa near
u- The ral for many mile IN some rlaces
vas crowded with baggage wagons and supply
trains. belonging to various army corp. A.
our way l~l MS over hills occasionally, Rr rouli
see these wagon trains stretching miles away and
slowly winding along the dusty lines Of raa'l 100
the valley We passed. over "a part Of >.urh
Mountain, and iu the rough country slpceut
found evidences Of the recent battle Every
few ryl- $50 would pa,s the carcass Of 20 hor-r
LETT To- lcray uuhuricL We matched ON tlrpr.l,
Gocr-I-.r,. but were -,ou ordered back a=-,iu
to au eucimpmcnt. about bali vay between.
Boon-hcro' and Mildletowu. The next ay We
m'rrhol to q camping place about half mile
from Berlin. where We ,till remain. Berlin. yo1
viii notice by consulting map. is s. littlg town
ou the north bank Of the Potomac and about ciut
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-31

Prr -o,,t.-c Chaplain Woodward ot the
First yt Cavalry, arrived iu town this
morning Ic confirms fully the ,ad iutclli-
sencc Oft the death Of his son Capt John W
Woodward near Hagerstown. July 9th lie
was at the time in command Of squadron.
CONSISTING OF Companies D, ami N. Of the
VI Cavalry, porforming the important >cr-
vice q delaying tho advance Of the oncm~.
ho rerg largely ou;numberel the portion
ci Cen Kilr=triek's force Engaged at the
time. ami verc threatening thr destruction
% capture of hi whole force Capt. Wood
~ard received a bal through tho brain and
N. through tic breast a. tho same moment.
and f,ll forvari upon thr neck oC his horse.
1.,I liz holy v9, removed short dis
tame but tte ,ucuy rr,--iu- vor- clo-,ly.
hi- melt were obliged z" ,afr it lt lev m
the hand- ct the rebels lora dag. aul vss
rifed. strippeI' and huricj av them seven
days after, Hagerstovn esme again into po-
session of our lorcc-. and tlc remains we're
recovered bv ii> ntbcr and received Chris
tian burial in che Prc-h,t1Isn grave rurd
IN Ha-erstcNn.
Capt. Woodward had lisiin-ui-hed hin-
self at several pfeyious engagements, and g.
locially hy charcc at Hanover Junction
attracting the high prai-c Of hrs superior oiIi-
cers. iIis loss is greatl, lanrntcd p, hi
company and regiment
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-31
NUMBER FIVE.

\ NV SwINDLE-.Dr. A. ;. KimbaU
>il.m, y. H.. OF some one assuming thst
name, invites drafted men to send him TWEEN
" dollars, for which he viii send them papers
cxemr,ing them for life from the draft lie
claims to he a II. ; Exemption Surgeon
ofcOur-e he is am impostor. But We war
rant he vii find some fools to send him their
money.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-31

I'm OFINHG Of TnE MIasIsrFrl. The
Cincinnati Ccmweroa' sreaks thus Of the
opening Of the Mississippi 10y the Juion
troop aud Of those by whose hraver, it wa
accomplished
The river, whose banh, have been m4ic me-
morablc forever in the history cf THIS gigantic
war, L ours uneguiyocally. We arc beyond the
point oi negotiating with any earthly power for
the free navigation ofthe Mississippi II IS our.
We have bscctod the southern Ccnie1eracy.
Let NJ remember it is not the men Of the West
alone who have done this. The soldiers and
sailors Of New England with the exception of a
people OF regiments OF Northwestern troopS1
opened the mouth of the Mississippi. and have
met u, not half way 10 Cairo, but at point
more than three hundred miles from the Gulf
Give them their share Of the glory, for they have
earned il hard and we'll
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-31

We no" have, in addition To- the dcclara
tion Of the loyal journals Of tho North. III,
testimony Of the leading newspaper Of III,
South, that the '' Peace Mectinc," hay,
caused the riots. Everybcdy friend and foe
Perceives clearly enough, that such is tn.
state OF things except, Of coursc the ''Irac,
men thcmselyc-. The Richmond D,spo,cI
Of the 18th inst, say,
We have intelligence from the North this
/ morning, fGr 80Tc Ircicomc, and much more
! 'mporiohf. than foreign jRfcrrcniiop. The
/ peace meetings IN .N;r l-ort 50 bitterly ridi-
ouled by the unthinking those safe parallels by
which the anti-War people Of the North were
working into open resistance to Lincolns Gov
ernment-'a1, torDe hioi, f,HH'
That is the way it appears to rebels. who
certainly had no -ympatby with the Tcaee
notions Of some Of our citizens, until thcv
saw their fruit
1t is in the nature Of things impossible.
that men should. with every appearance
Of knowleigc and an appearance oi real
or assumed conviction. affirm ,ulIic-
ly and repeatedly. that there never Wa.
such a tyruical government a, our,. never
Was saot a cou-rrirtirn - that to which our
government la, rc-ortcd without producing
some sort of effect after vhilr ulnn the
minds of ignorant men. who ar, toll tlat
that di,y arc thc victim, OF uuhcrd -.i
oppression. Ei,ts and resistance q, law
follow such teaching almost 81, q uattcr of
course. tndcr such government a- ,ur.
mon az, cmincntly iudu,nccl hy Jc-. and
not by constituted authoritics, unlc-- ,i,,.c
authoritic- agree with the prevalent oriuiou-.
lf men ignorant of the fact>. are -ob,rly and
systematically taught falsehoods which are
calculated to promote opposition to the gr,
ernmen:. such fslsehoods viii ineyitahlr hear
fruit. It i- this connection between the doe
Tinee of ling tcacher- and the spirit
Of rebellion anon. the ignorant classes.
that has led ~ in distinction from some Jof-
tion Of the loyal pres, to hold that in an
emergency like the present. 1t Is the right Of
the government to silence such teachers.
1t would mot he lifHeult At the present time
to point ont the very men whose ar
rest SIX months aco might and Prob
ably would have prevented tho New
York uots Certainly they would have
e
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circumstances. lie presented certificate
from the Warden of the State Prison riat he
had been convict in that institution on the
charge of felony, and had served out his full
term OF imprisonment. OF course, after such
an experience he Is exempt from serving in
So honorable-a position a. that Of soldier of
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