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Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIyAIQ.

S.w oRLHASs-steamship Che Kiang-Nrs paa and
and .erysu, Captain 2 woldlon y N; Captain smal
sesc ws,.r Mr. Fort, Cart Gooding, Lieut. HARDING,
Gu, volunteers; Capt G.rrbe Lieu Fgrseeson, ise,h
Nxw ontsASs Asp Kry Understanding Illinois.-from
Morrell Mr. Kimb.i. Capt Q Burnhan. Cap, w.lls
Iieuts Potter Hamke and Stearns, A; Capt Dunken,
usA; Messrs Brigham, Harden, Jones Skies, Baldwin.
Sennine-and fory In the From Key West-Mrs
Raymond and Can't DAILY ship Planter Capt
Ransom M Capt Blehen, Messrs Benedict, Henncssy
Hickey, kNthburu and Merow-and ten in the steeraae
Nsw OhtEANs AND HAvAsA-Steams ship Bio Blo--Captan
rcudision. hoscnsein Oscar Cgarmovski Rev Kelly
New Nchcnnery, Taylor simon w Messer A z Her
rinE Helyer, Mrsr Quigg SERVANT II n Miles
NV Hoyt Julius Schwabc, q w Could " II Heinacksn 4
Promm Mrs Herrnsheim, Miss Herrnshern and two rh.
dren: Bspin0la-and IL IN the reeraxe From fIavana
Don Manuel Pasquaie. Lord A Cecil w q smith Marvel
Zamora Mile Nina Van Berkle, vascns pavidso, a Ia
Puortuondo, w elbhrin, Mrs Palaua 4 pIes N Va.
table, a sbriga III Bareles and adv Fanrisen u,,aii.s
Il savers, SO Mioll Mol, Borda, j Il Boraa M ns,
n and lady, Tppolito, Delcado Collage i firns =
Niilet-and fourteen IN the steerage. Total 5k "'"
Notwithstanding sheldrakc-Mrs Kempal Mrs unv
ray, Bentii
81 DowISeo Ciry-Brig Herald-AbrSham de Narchira
and eight being parts Of he crews Of bark Golden
Rule aud brig thastea ~ who were landed s So Domingo
C,iy oy the C0niederaie steamer Alabama
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City Intelligence.

MEETING or THE rhetorical SOCIETY The elegant hall Of
the New York Historical Society, corner OF Eleventh
street and Second avenue, thronged with most
fashionable and apprecative audience last evening, to
listen TO the reading by Mr. Henry Dawson Of interest
ing paper "New York Sunday, April 23 I775 on
the reception Of the Of the first battle Of the Revou
ton. The paper contained many very interesting facts
not TO be found perhaps printed history Of this city,
and was remarkable for the minute details which II fur
nished respecting the remarkable buildings streets and
residents Of the metropolis during the period referred to-
~ the conclusion OF the reading the Rev DR. Dewitt
moved vote Of thanks 10 Mr. Dawson, and that a copy
Of his paper be placed among the archives Of the society
This motion was unanimously adopted The Rev. Mr.
Fletcher was next called upon to address the meeting,
and delivered few remarks, In the course Of which he
stated that many members Of the society had been elect
cd honorary and corresponding members Of the Historical
Society Of Brazil On motion OF OF the members the
Hon. George bancroft unanimously elected Foreign
Corresponding Member place Of the late Rev. Dr. Robin
Mr.. Bancroft who present. accepted the honor
in short speech which was greatly sppaudcd by the
audience After the transaction Of routine business
the society adjourned.
MOVEMENT CoAcn PAINTERS The coach painters Of
the city Of New York and vicinity w hold meeting on
Thursday tomorrow) evening, at halfpas O'Clock
q ISL Bowcry for the purpose Of considering the proper
relations between employers and employed TO solicit
raise Of wages In consequences Of the rise In every
article Of subsistence All coach painters are invited TO
attend.
THE MEETING AeAxsr FOREIGN INTERVENTION. call OF
the Provisional Committee for meeting tonight OF TO-
regnors Of all nationates represented In this city
protest foreign intervention has been published
in three languages English French and German has
been most extensively read by all classes OF citizens.
II is expected that In response thereto Seuben Hall
where the meeting rs ~ take place. win be crowded with
persons sympathizing with the movement. Speakers
have been engaged to address the audience in English
French and German.
MOVEMENT o. rIm MnK PRODUCERS meeting of farm.
ers and others engaged 10 sending milk 10 New York will
~ held the westchester House a noon today for tho
purpose u forming association and comforting together
~ 70 the best mode of regulating tho affairs bust
CosvtSnoS oy TIE SrATx PpisoNrRs-The Prisoners O,
state ASSOCIATION are expected 10 day comnli-
ance win VIC proclamation OF their President Mr. u A.
Mahony. The exact place Of their assembling not yet
divylgcd
POLICEMAN RUS OvER-uflcer Miller OF the Broad
way squad was run over yesterday by truck opposite
Ast0r House and severely injured thai A ,s
thourht be " : "
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Fort Of New York, March 3, 1894.

~ ~ 1lo1 vAxMB. .mosp ~
Fort Of New York, March 3, 1894.
CLEARED
Scsmsnip Anei jones. Asp INVALID Alien. +.
ship Golden State Delano, San Francsoo-A Low
ship Ellen Austin. Garrick LverpoolspOOrd. riieston
BARK Reflect lBrj. Libby. Ilyerpoo~a Builey
Bars Padre sefsno Ans], 0sebrick. BristoHomboe
BARK BARK esrbaldi Heyt phIadelphia,-H Brookman Co.
Co. o''e1 Don'on' 'rh'adeipn'A-S'u'ss'' o'eAr'nan
Brig Eastern Star, Ackley Marseiiies-Moore Henry
Dns s"ctt Chadbourne Cieniuegos-Miiler4 Hongh-
schr Adeiayda (sp> Echeverria. Matamoros-H Under
schr Temple on lBr); Trot St Jsgo@Breit Son 4 Co
sc scsr E. Baxter sanmis ohineotesgae-FJ Campbell
sehr i Mcleod Wiley, ws.ains.on-i saaSasA' Eager:
Murray
sr ssSr Nora ohaiTiss, . w;s!insson.c barlow:
ssSr oss sssg SIans HSSes
schr aertrude. Caldwell, oaisisrJ Boynion's Sons
schr Lyman. stannard New Haven-H Racket.
ARRIVED
sh Wn mse ana pssssns.a Howsnd
pnw. l.i inst at ss. lon rs schr Annesa from
Steamship Bio Drew New Orleans Feb q, and Ha.
ysna 2Sh with mdss ana passengers to LudlAm Heine
s es Kas ssy
70 Quartermaster. Passed Key West 9Th, and
sEs Ths
msas the run from Pen,scoa IN days Y hours
wa Key West F.b q oasrsrm.sssr: FsS a. AN.
%ss %Rsss steamship Cosmopolitan from Hilton Head for Key
s. aP Ss sssen Bay
ssso s. spoke bark Norwegian % q Preepor from
spoEs whalns S;rs ,Isg Or New Bedford. Thompson
Bark Idnna rus) Van selow, Cardiff 81 days with coal,
Bar clifton sof Baltmore, Lurman Rio Janeiro Jan g.
with conec to PhIpps Feb lat y, lon 34A5 spoke
Z = = TsS%as lon IS s. sposs
Rapid Marshak. Vera Cruz, 10 days. with mdse to
BARK Express Buhrs cienfaesos, Feb u.s. with
Gays TAR
fruit % Draper Psvlla Feb Lat IS IS, Ion u q passed
srie Georae Washinston |Ia coppoa Leshorn Dec o.
y p q u & WIN rs G Bs ro Feb Is Ia:
sws Lnds Msrssss Dec 2 passed asra
Mad s msf Ss s % s hs er % an M
e sF Sc S % ss C. @snsy
Brg Osprey % Br Of s Gsn NB Cole knssoS ss on Ja
and sr with %dse srsit
VIII y sugar pas e s WSney NS g. Earle St 'Ao 10
Brig Merritt n tSf BSa1ksgors, Berry, sasua Feb a.
Brig Barter 1of St Georges Ms) Gchrst sasua Feb
Brig Torrent (of Boston Montgomery zaza, ls days. with
Jennie Morton tof Baltimore Hnfnagle rahde
Jan with hides and wool to master March l. on Chlnco
ae.S f 81 Is s Of ss
Morning Star (Br). Miller Halifax 10 days, with fish.
sa;.saprss, Acting Master HAoot
scsr I S,sT ss Fialsy For.Fsss n Monroe ~, -
Eel Il on San look wit
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IHYE-DR NJ MARGULIEs. PHYSICIAN AND OCUs
~ list TO his Highness the Prince Alexander Of Hesss,
brother Majesty the Empress OF RussA having had
twenty-five years experience in meica prscee IN London
and ST Petersburg may consulted for all diseases OF The
Eye. from 70 clock daily at the LAfArgc Housc, ~ ~
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Buswsr selling in lots at 4sc. acc. tor yellow
BRsApsrurTs-The market was quiet to-day for all de-
scrptons Of -four though holders eager sell
and prices shade lower for brands. Sales
were made Of II 400 sbls state and Western 500 South
ern and $50 Canadian. within our revised ranga
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The Course Taken by the Alabama.

1Hc OOWTBt INKeh ny CHE AINUUhU.
We have received the following report from Captain
Wing, of the brig Herald
We have brought passengers to this port Abraham
Aarchena and eight Sailors who put shore st.
Domingo city, the 2sth January, by semmes, of the
Alabama. The Alabama called Sc. Domingo put on
shore the Of the bark Golden Rule, of New York.
and tho brig Chasteane, or Boston After landing the
prisoners the steamer supplied with esn provisions
from the city She lay of the harbor all night and then
DToceeded eastward.
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r,,v uXY.I. SEASON.

rXrpru .esortATroN BALL-NorfcE TO COACH
drivers Coaches win come IN rom rm,eenih street.
leave their company and 50 ou' '"'s- 'eS
ara ,ate mn in The order - = 80 .....
anu Tiios " " THoRNE, Captain Twenty ssth precinct
The New York herald., 1863-03-04

provement Fund stock Of 1875, TO bear interest at
|sfhe rate Of per cent per annum, Was - fol-
lOws:--
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EXPRESSES.

puRyHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACKING
"A Tsiabiishment III wes Eleventh street sciwesn
ns "a glxh ayenges.fioua furniture bYrad And
h.red IN ali parts N the world. Covered wnyons cor
,aor ne Furniture o. famiiies Furniture stored
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RESTAURANTS.

,..,,,, ,s,. poAsr BEEF AND PLUM PUDDING FoR
NJ s,nn"p to morrow for sns hngish mutton Fiocrts,
@ n RICH ARDsOS AGENT % Maiden lane, cor
ia y, yy,i,arn street Dunaps ale. IN Inc condition.
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The New York herald., 1863-03-04

NcARAcuA TRANSIT LINE San FRANcrsco-On the llh
inst the steamships composing NJ Roberts line San
Francisco vim Nicaragua Transit will
running The Illinois viii leave the above
day, connecting with the Moses Taylor the Pan1c
BARK FRED LEssIO before reported lost, $50 tonsre
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-05
WEN ORTIZ sEMIN AIRY.
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
ALBERT I. BASSFORD. pRIxc1rA1

ALBERT Z. BASSFORD, PRINCIPAL
VTHE sixth annual session Of this institution
1 will commerce on September 18th
The principal will be assisted By The Rev.
w. I. NJ Jacobs, whose CO operation vii nroe
fully sustain the already acquired reputation Of
this scho, ]
Circulars stating particulars can be obtained
al the institution. Prince ST., opposite Post
Office. aug l}-2aWtSrp & dtf
Ys'ltE duties 81 M.oo ELLEN MAINS
! SCHOOL Will be resumed on TUESDAY,,
the 10Th OF SEPTEMBEk. Particular attention
viii be given to the ELEMEATAnY BRANCHES
as the only sure base for future improve
ncnt. i is desirable that all the pupils
IS far as practicable should be present at
the opening Of the school. Terms tor OE'
biography, Reading, Geography, Gr&mma?,
Philosophy, History, Arithmetic and Algebra,
from i've to seven dollars per term OF zen weeks
Music and French ii Professor charges
The School is pleasantly situated Oh King
errert No ~. between Columbus and Alfred.
aug 24--dtseptl NeOtOctlQ
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s proclamation

}au been filled with the blessings Of fruitful
falls and heuithful skies 10 these bountles,
which are Sc constantly enjoyed that We are
,,rnoa g. forget th3 source from Whlch they
xnnn others have been aide:l, which are OF 50
extraordinary mature that they cannot tai to
Yl:nprr;irn atll soften tven the heart Wnlcn Is
l!,rg1ajiy insensihle - the ever t;htuI PROV
j.}encs Ut Amish1y CTo |. ;,
II th: midst or civil War OF uncauaIled
roaeuituI3 AMI severity, which has soinetlmes
seemed o. 70 ei IN ; q 33 TO INV t; and provoke
rhair aoraS,I ~, pc tGo AaS been preserved WIN
ali nat:.,rl. Q der has been ma n alned, la"5
have been res .,outed AHA O'eyo anI harmony
,,as prevailed elsewhere, except III the tnoatFe
- military conflict while that theatre
has been greatly CoatracteQ by TIE aoF&hc!s'8
armies un4 navles u The anon .1
NoeI}ful diversions Of wealth. aud OF S}TonSt'
}ynua the eld5 0t peaceful industry " VIC "a
,io.;.I d,,fe,ce have net arrested tie E}o", I!'c
shuttle. or She ship; the axe mas enla! X" ''i0
k,>r,!..rs II our settlements, and the mlnes, as
,lII # iron o u coal as OF the precious meta ;,
have viel!e! evetl more atund.nly than mere
r,.Y:,r- p0uulaton has steadily Increased,
2,t VIII I1,tailuinS the waste that has beeu mace
:, the camp, the siege, and the Oattie-neIu
md tne country rejoicing liz the CONSCIOUSNESS
NJ an I'm .nted strength anu Vlsor, Is permitted
- ,ncp q years ~ h large Increase
70 e>p1gt oo@Cl@ ''"c0 y S'' F." 80 80 > ','>' ~
O :EtvooA' ,,..o1 },,+1 do,,;so} nor hath
1sz'lI'I -, - ,roiSlt fnr>e great thugs
any oEIaI n'nu W. AZ 49, i'' fh nst HI5b
III yvE9 y2ll3 dealing with Is III anger Ter
MR. synq hath nevertheless remembered lnt!cy
1t ha3 Secl1e'l ~ us III '1no P'vPU' .,s.f,i',
sloul te >Oielnnly, reEcEenClal anu sIate1"1
acknowledged with one heart an0 'oi'e ~
the whole American people .,.:u :,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-05
EDUCATIONAL.
ALEX A n . + I SEMINARY
BY S. KING SHAY AND DAUGHTERS

fgNHE exercises Of this school were rasnu.4
l. on Monday. 3lst Of August The cnur.a
Of instruction consists Of the English brahcLo'
Drawing, French, German and the CLASSIFY.
languages. The school consists Of two den,~.
m.nts, Male and Female; the Males are taugh
in No. So and the Females IN No g. The reG
d"nce Of the teachers. Strict attention win h.
paid to the morals and department Of the M.
pills and the government will be parental. Foy
terms apply 10 the Frln;.lpa!. sep l6--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-05

DIAMOND " EDDlNG.- ~ 9 i1>AT : '''~ =
;,,4slIiopnre for our readers, that III the upper
part Of the city, above Blocker, splendid
marriage took place III high lite, the Ohorc'l
----- Il the Rev Dr.
MARRIED. Miss Flora Nc Ellmsey, daugll 1
NJ Hon Obadiah MctImsey, OF tlllnsey IaFk
near Fil,nseyviIle to the hon. ')onathah
>nnddv. of Snoddy Town, near ohoddy HIa
the DISTINGUISHED bride Was clad all over
her t,,lsr and atlns with diamonds, aud all oyer
her robe with Iaces, aItllceunes, DiuAeIlcs
Point etc.. over which, as he entered church,
was thrown an India cashmere shawl which
cost -, 900. The Hon. Mr. Shoddy wore
hat uade Of green Jacks pressed III pap'0i
nache with bis peck, Is luiI OF SfeeIio;:thS
that he scattered Dy the Wayslde Us ne was
slowly drawn along III 3 carriage ~ iou'
white hUr5es from Ills house III ---- % Inc
Church Of the Rev. Dr,-~-~
L. ;S.-Lne marriage Tee given 10 the iee''
D.. was so, 600 IN stock OF the IN y own
Co., bearing ~ per cent interest ann0@lly.
Inc distinguished couple Ieft III an extra
tral.. from Jersey City. al T. W. Tor ! ll.ia-
,ieIplla auu Washington it y eXpec1eo 'na'
they Will Continue III Y ashlhgtoh curing TAG
" 7.,r. aud ION III all the fete', s,l.ec ], matt"
bearing IL.
Secol,l Postscript The Hon. Jonathan
Sh,d;iv is accompanied by Monster LaValette,
his teacher ia dancing and other elegant ac-
vynlp!lshment = \. \. Express.
CAPTAIN Townsend, OF the schooner David
{ Roster, who arrived at New York on
Thursday gives the following account OF the
CAPTURE Of vessels ia N'atchaprlgue Inlet, Oh
the Eastern shore OF Virginia, 3 few days
since:
A party, twenty-five II number, made
Snd,It,u attack upun otveral snlaII vessels lying
II tie night III Wa cnaprlgue lnlet GA the
Eastern shore Of Virginia, Capturing hre ct
1n,,,u Ihuoe were the >cnuuntr> lrtidN l. Ia
Wis, John j. HouseIuan, the Alexander, and
the Government schooner Alliance, The latter
loaded Will! supplies 10 the value Ut S3V,0Qo.
The raiders puIed Into Hugg' island, tut
We're, prevented from landing there as 1t WAS
occuuled Nv Uuion troops. There We're sever.
al Il hrrueu's toars around, and these, they
s.1zci. s, as to prevent d report OF their pro"
seuce Reaching the other Nc5>el5. 1 lie orhuon-
er, were ira llng Tor sweet potatoes ana other
PROVISIONS Consequently HAVING considerable
sum ct money on uoard'
The c,pture was complete, not vessel esea-
ninr ! he Crews were ali snadv PRISONERS and
1rou yht on board The AIa"ce, where they
were ,lerained trom Friday might till Sunday.
On Monday morning the schooners,, with the
execution OF rne Aexander were taken out 10
S4a The Alexander WAS run ashore and
Abandoned he other vessels were cut sdrlit
OF the Capes. Que OF tneh-the sohn ).
nn,,-ouan-was afterwards boarded BY the
1,.honn..r Envoy, ana brought into Newk ort,
Rhodt, Islaud The fishermen, alter few
~{,v-, darell1lon were set tree aud they REPORT
,,zt when laot seen the raiders Oh the Alliance
X r., lr,at1ng Of the Capes, 1t then bloYlug
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&sF~ this WAY FOR ScEwsRz;s STORE IS TIE ok'' w.
LOOK AT HIS INDUCEMENTS.
HIS ASSORTMENT! HIS PKACf-7'
AND HIS BAAGAIAS.

WARD WIDE Beached Cotton, p eenIs
l. elegant yard wide and Il long Balmo-a nj
at So Crash for Towels, at ~ cts per ya a.:
elegant Linen Il and kerchiefs, for 100 ~ "a
Black and White Plaids, AT % cts q Sa III.
Choice DeLanes, at 80 cts. yar''; fne Il"
an auction lot) It So apiece and II tac', ba
1ntny goods bought cheap Tor cash, and WI! ~"
sold at small advance Call and see tor y"O"
self Ut II. SCH " ARZS, 1872 hlng os'
?. S.-A large assortment Of Cloaks 9oa D; -,
Wooden Hoods, Nubias Bonnets, FLOWERS, W."
hon5 aud Eats Of I'll kinds seq la~s*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-05

There vas an imposing demonstration u
Catholic Associations and OF the scholars o. ''lI
Sunday and Parochiai schools and ORPHANS %
shar denominations in Washington on >u"0A'
IN hopor Of the opening Of the st. ~A'oS"S0<
n..yy parochial school house,
The Kansas cotton crop has been So'I |a,
The subcommittee OF the delegatlon' . .so,.
Missouri and Kansas called upon 6i07I.~ -
Lincoln On Friday last, but he could no. ~, ~
seen, as he uas busy with the Affairs ~ -,
Cabinet. They expect 70 have ~ 'N''A
v51h 2iu Zhia morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-05

DIAMOND " EDD1So.-W & have tie lntere5. ing
Intelligence for otar readers: that IN the upper
part Of the city, above Bleecker, spleno'o
marriage took place III high life, in the Chorch
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-08-28

ANTI.SLAyERY LECTURE AND Con-
oERT.-Prof. Gilbert of New York, q
man of color, gave an anti slavery lee.
ture in this village on Tuesday evening
last. Subject-St. Domingo, and also
gave another lecture and a concert on
Wednesday evening. The lectures were
very interesting. The speaker presented
,he cause of his race in forcble man
ner and with clearness, elicitng the ap-
plause of his audience. Mr.. Gilbert ex-
pressed himself as being decidedly of the
opinion that the cause Of the oppressed
race of which he was a member was
coming up, and that its fortunes and ours
were inseparably connected. We hope
SO, certainly. For when that fact is once
understood the letters of the negro will
fall, and in that same moment the rebel
lion will be crushed and this nation stand
forth free in fact and not in name only.
The singing on Wednesday evening was
fine. Mr.. Gilbert visits Troy the first
of next week. He is accompanied by
his wife--a splendid alto. 1t is worth
81 to hear him sing Kingdom Coming"
Turn out and hear them.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-08-28

Our COUNTY TICKET.-Voters will
please take a good look at the county
ticket at the head of our columns this
week. 1t will not appear again, for be
fore another issue the annual election
will have taken place. We have moth
ing in particular to say in regard to ii
there is no need Of extended remarks, as
all the nominees but one have served one
year and are therefore as well known to
the people of the county as to ourselves.
The ticket is good enough, and what is
better the men upon it are all loyal,
which is the real question for voters to
consider in this time of peril to our coun-
try. Then let every voter turn out and
show his good will by giving it hearty
support.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-08-28
--latest News.
Washington. August %.

asullglon; august 70.
The Richmond papers of yesterday
announce the fall Of Sumter, and contain
the official correspondence between Gems.
Gilmore and Beauregard. The former
demands the surrender of Charleston
but Beauregard refuses to comply. On
receiving Beauregard's reply Gen. Gill
more notified the women and children in
Charleston to leave the city within Ger.
tain time. Beauregard, 10 reply, speaks
of the inbnmanity of firing the city,
The bombardment of the city was soon
TO commence.
P. S. Later dispatches to the author
tiles at Washington announce that the
bombardment Of Charleston bad com
menced.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-08-28

TIE BURGLARY.--The burglars wh(
entered the house of Geo w. Reed
Esq. in this village did their work tho
roughly. Every piece of silver --anc
there was considerable, in the house
was taken and almost every article O
jewelry. Bureau drawers were ran.
sacked and rihed. The watches stolen
were taken from Mr.. Reeds sleeping
room, without in the least disturbing the
occupants. The thieves also visited Mr..
RS cellar, and left evidence of being in
decidedly hungry state. Mr.. Charles
Reeds house they did not so thoroughly
rife, not touching the silver, though they
took his watch and the 500 in money
from the room where he was sleeping
In their haste, however, they left lar
ger sum in another pocket untouched
We admonish our people to be on THEN
guard against these burglars,-Montpel
Ter Freeman.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-08-28

PERsoNAL.--Col. Thomas Of the 81
Vermont regiment, who is now at home
is reported seriously ILL Exchange
Col. Thomas has been here for some
days, stopping with his son.in law, Lu-
Their Newcomb, Esq. Though be is no
well, having remained with bis regimen
SO long while really unfit for duty, as tC
very much reduce his strength, thus re.
curing more time to recuperate, he Is
gaining strength every day, and hope.
soon to be able to return to his regiment
lie was seriously i'll Cor few hours last
Sunday, which doubtless gave rise to the
above report, but he is now doing well.
and able to attend 10 business Freeman.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-08-28
THE NEW LEvIEs.

A gentleman who returned from
the army of the Potomac Monday
says that the regiments are daily fill
ing up with recruits. The sanitary
condition of the troops is good
Three privates from Rhode Island
who had justarrived, were shot while
in the act of deserving, by their es-
cort. Eleven recruits on Sunday
escaped from the cars on the road to
Warrenton, and succeeded for time
in making a good run. A party was
dispatched in pursuit. Compare
lively few of this kind of soldiers
manage to get away beyond our mil
itary lines, and scouts are out in all
directions to intercept them. The
order of Gen. Meade approving the
sentences of death in such cases will,
it is believed, effectually check fur
Their assertions.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-08-28

RELEASING INTO BARBAR1sM.-The
following, from the Chicago Post, on the
authority of Lieut.. Cole, of the BIissis-
sippi Marine Brigade, is suggestive of
the superiority of rebel civilization
"Ihe day after the battle of Milliken's
Bend, in June last, the Marine brigade
landed some ten miles below the Bend,
and attacked nd routed the guerilas
which had been repulsed by our troops
and the gunboats the day previous
Major Hibbard's cavalry battalion of the
Marine brigade followed the retreating
rebels to Tensas bayou, and were horri-
fed at the finding of skeletons of white
officers commanding negro regiments,
who had been captured by the rebels
at Milliken's Bend. In many cases
these officers had b nailed to the
trees-and crucifed; in this situation a
fire was built around the tree, and they
suffered slow death from broiling. The
charred and partially burned limbs were
still fastened to the stakes. Other in
stances were noticed of charred skele-
tons of officers which had been nailed
to the slabs, and the slabs placed against
a mouse which was set on fire by the
inhuman demons. the poor sufferers
huving been roasted alive nothing was
left but charred remains"