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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09

lttl. excitement ns The -men of tuo brooANn g. D }
ID, ptu.ut 10 20 he OF Ma homes NJ j. r
frcel ec,te hc Engineer Ia Ilaco Of Ai W II jenss
t..irn.d Ihotc CANDIDATES Tor The "ssaant IN
n.nA p wac petty ialiy divide the susns Of tn De
artmrnt iolIWs: Ali. Geo. TonAas o. fnsinr ~ ~
..Ne, Mansuu 4 Eugiuo No ). Ano .as savage, OF va
eifs 40 Iur election viii occur tn about tru N1 4.
rire Corn evening had unorr c"nsii'"h s
recent al.orLeny Ccuduct OF h. cine i,mptni Nos td
hN ,hlrh tie appATl Of the atiur sstousy mJei"o
b, par.i-s VIII be allowed kcsag before tie g.i'n
VIII be nlludir,trd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09
IAdvsr,i.ement1
PIANOS AT BARGAl

PIANOS AT BARGAISs.-WOR CEsTER's CELE-
:, OCTAVE elegantly carved Pianos not used six
months will he cold AZ gres: bargain for cash monthly
payments. New Pf,sos 10 LET at No. <9l Broadway. Ii.
WArERs Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09
Local Military Matters.
GEN. w. T. SHERMAN COMING NORTH.

ter from Lieut. N B. PeaIsan, of Gen. Shsrnsns stsd,
informing tina, Gen. Sherman expected to esve New
oreaus in few days for home at Newport, Il We are
happy TO announce that Gen Shenans health greatly inn
proved
TIKI GRkYs INVITED TO sEw-YoRK.
On Tuesday night Gen Williams. Of Rochester had
disps;eh from Miller Of tbs city ane
him he could send full company Of artillery for service in
tho forts here for TO days by order o. the Governor
Gen Williams replied that he could as be heard that the
Grays willing ~ they san I'll up Their
ranks The of the morning paper ,ht, the Gy'
came to-day Las no foundation The officers have set no
time for departure The company has upward OF 20 men
hut musi have be uL Volunteers freely coming
forward and Capt Lewis thinks the company DO readily
recruited This holiday service which IL very inviting TO
the mbers Of this cracked corps The forts Of
hAbor situated where the breeze ia from the ocean
in Summer making residence there delightful
In conversation with james II. Hoyt esq. Superintendent
and New Haven Railroad learned that In TN
d.ys viz July T. and G. there transported over the
n. Il. RR. 20. 80 pa.rps-r.
TENTH REGIMENT n. n. O.
The equipment Of tins regiment fast progressing o. Toe
srsensa corner OF White and Kim streets Within the
last w day. there have 200 uniformed and equipped
chiefly returned veteran regiments o.
Two yehrs service Toured hsrd,hps. This command will
add srss, efficiency to the hr, division. SewYort State
Militia As recruiting has yet not entirely ceased In this
splendd regiment, would advise those desiou Of avoid
ins the ds and Of rendering to their country their psio
ism snd support 10 enroll themselves i'm medis,ey with this
favOho command about 70 i'1e the aeld for 'her
term OF service. POI, - t-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09

BRrG..GFS. WARD.-lt is said that Brig. Gen. j..
Henry Hobart Ward ost In tho recent battles In
Peunsy lvania bu, have received confirmation OF tie
and sincerely hope that this brave officer has met with
such mhsp. Gen. Wsrd comes Of lighting and patriotic
stock. His grandfather served ~itn credit through the War
Tor Independence" in tue Warrington Life Guard his
father SCOTS Adusnt during the last war; and the pres
General received upon the bste-heids OF MEXICO the
hsh cornpment from Gen. Scott OF being zone Of the
brsvest soldiers be had seem Gen. Ward has fought In
many battle. any other General now in tho service He
Of gre, courage endurance, and military capacity
the citizens Of New York may we'll be proud Of him and
bic deeds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09

Our ABSENT TRooPs.-Dr. Woodruff hos near ly
ueoe-ded In og mp the vacancies Ia the surgical
Of our city Iegmsnis absent in the deId
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09

Gov. Seymour, Senator Morgan, and several other
state oce. yesterday morning paid visit to Fort Schuyler
returning to tho city in the evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09

MuupFR ruAL--Michnei Kenny wac tined Tor
the murder of John hevrn,hug Ia tho Mugs County 'out
of Oyrt aid IeTIe til, week Inc accused stloprd n
,c.ssei a. butcher knife sri Allied bun aliast -i4 d.
ia .roc-ty llr corner OF Albany srd Fu'n avenue re
G. " a. plain the Ju m DOUBT "h'tht, D.
va. nur- ct shter aud therefore could lot asev
t, +. verdi lut, Wcrc locked ap uAt.l tHis liornIn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09

No>roRs BruDlNG Al uIELNPolAI.-A. uN
vnT. o. Messr.. kJ tl'Iv 900 tia.e Ut 100
t,tf. a. h,c la.e .A, cad. lAu uuO s
sse usirs every % 'ag-'n o1, "a" 1Aend' %" "'
25 pr,1lmc. rnc ru,nu vii oonitIesd e.f. ~ i"'-
ttmbcr. $40 il larger tnuu ri is5n cd nov uioat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09
6cstetter's 8tomaeb Ditters.

TT OsT E TT En-
CELEBRATED
8 T O NJ A @ II b T T e r g.
READ AND REFLECT.
Make sure ofHxALru. But howl" yea Nd,
We answer. III. I. easy task.
Strengthen the STOMACH and sustain
Tho NERVES the servants Of the brain,
The LIVER keep In active play
And regulate from day 10 day
Each organ aid on Natures plan,
Brace and refresh the NAN.
And like watch that's kept in chino
BY constant care with railroad time,
The sy.tem's tone and strength renew.
And thereby cheer the spiyits. toe.
"HOw," you inquire. can this be dore1
This Victory DER Disesse be won 7"
"HosrxrrsRs BrrTERs" We reply.
Is HxALru's SUPREME PRorscrios-rRrI
As Of rssener,ns the d'ordsred and enssblsd
sy,,e regulating every function Of the internal organs
vivius the depressed spirits iuvsorsins the constitution
prOlon medicinal preparation either the past
the present time has been petsly and universally
successful as
no TIE T T f RS
CELEBRATED
s TO MACH BITT ERs.
Against tho vspon foul prepare.
Tia, fever-,aint the heavy air.
Drink not unmIed the water fonnd
In prairics. woods or msrshy ground.
Ks.den.sry toll you ply,
Mature you nust ass,'s--ov die
For when declared from exercise
For ARTIFICIAL atd she cries
Medicines grand purpose and intent
Il Threatened evil to prevent
And II you'd be relieved or spared
From Ills ,hs. crush the usprepayed
HOssst.er's Bt.cu use-fOr note
They are the suREsr
To set 1t defiance the miamao unhealthy soils the poison
aud factories bsneu influence Of seden,Yy employ
moats {. (, only necessary to be forsaImed with
HO S Il f. Il T T. X s
CELEBRATED
s TO ACH BIT L f. r s
Dyspep.is. p.ns,, that rae. and grind
The body. and depres the mind
Asue', that a. they 80 and come,
Maze lie constant maTsyrdomi
Coles and dysenteric pains.
Mesh which the strong mans vsor wanss;
Bnlou, complaints those tedious lls,
Ns'er conquered 70, by drastic pills.
Dresd Diarrhea tina, cannot be
Cured by destructive merearyi
Slew constitutional decay
That tsins. Death nearer, day By dayI
Nervous pros,raiOu. mental gloom
Hsralds Of madness or the tomb
For the.s-thoush mineral nostrams fall
Means OF relief at least We hail,
HosrErrERs BiTrERs-medcins sure
Not pJsFsnh alone. but cure.
In Dyspesis Fever and Ague Bilious Complaints, cons
tutop. and Nervous Debility Csn.t patton Seasicknsss
so.n, and in all Complaint. Of Man Woman proceeding
rom casual or inherent Weakness Of the Body, tho
Gr,a. Remedy and Restorative 10
no TE T T L h s
CELEBRATED
= Il o NJ \ & III Is L L l. Is b
To ~, ndoIers OF land,
From Polar shore % Tropi: strand,
10 households lone, In regions new,
AMI dw- Her. in great cities too
INN fortl l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09

BuRGLLuY.-.The apartments OF Mrs. Charles
Fuller N, Fulton were ciouionsly entered On
Ia, .tay .rnoon and I'VE lila dgesse = ~ iu foi. "irs
ri., sud some bills were stolen A yong woutni -s-d
ont 10 yssrs was coming ffou th. rooms win
bundle Mo furr sent ~ the tiue ing -..'
IN fac Of her husband Who Scr cant H. tie Al ics
n.ut New York Csysy aud tursed IA the os,le OF 1rS'
burg Jne value 81 the property taaea 10 atout r!sO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09

NEW YORK, HARLEM, AsD ALBAsr RAILROAD
Thi. Road 1. becoming popular with travellers to the far
West snd with those visiting Saratoga, Sharon SPRING.
Lebanon Springs Lake Mahopac Lake George. etc. The
Company have placed ,he line and magnificent
perfect in neutrality-suspicious. to dust and
in oomforrsnderpg tn, route most pleasant
and grseabe parties ousnsyns to these points Pas
ssuser. eaying Sew Yors by the 1879 A. NJ train roach
Lebanon Springs At 5:t5 sud SsratoEs a6:3o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09

SUICIDE nv TAXING PoIsos.Yestsriuy, Coroner
Winry w.. died 20 noa irq 49, o. bo bolJ Of Egn.
t.a4at, shO ard on Tuesday tish iTom iL' .l"i' 81
,osou win n she had takcn TO destroy lie. Floin tho
ssoay taken Oh tho inquest sPpsss thai deceased, who
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09

Returned Capt. ". Harry Browning and
Lieut. Barker rooeived IA niootIJn W d. yesterday
Newark BaY They been absent iof ~ months with the
sch Regiment ~ u Volunteers @heh organization TOOK ou
j. 100 Iutu md IeIuInsd wiIu ONLY ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09
MrBALIMonl PoLIel CoAMIssIosERs.-Jadge

IuE DALIIMO POLICE IOAhlssloHkhs' -ouuSc
a. ~ fsnts all Aas NJ on IuesdAy for to Arnst
OF Cui Martin Bufks tommaudaat oil rort hamiitoh "Ha
LIayeitr auI Tue VIII .ss been placed la ne hAes %
-l.ur Canphrl f1f srrycs Last the Police
sionoI. II the cay of baltimore were eo1hnea 40 so
etto b, o.de! VI the te.eia Ocyoguucut "nt o.
hab,a corpus spilled or but IN c'n.'qgece II o." re
eust Of affairs ~ th4t tine t4e slut wa' aHHo' -
,euy tie writ An stacharnt Ter const4pt ia ia e1
si.s Col Burke but the Sheriff unable 10 'etve IT,
pe,n. denied tue toE new stecDneg Ia nov
be-, - gcd aad granted by Judge GARRISON 1t ga oeen
1--WE. T. tlr Sheriff return Las yeL been .d- asa
zone - coed until sou.e tisne to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09
Celebrated
= II . NJ A & III Is L Il l. Is .

= Il . NJ A G III b L L l. Il .
To wanderers sea OF land,
From Polar shore to Tropi; strand
~ households lone in regions new
AMI dw-ler. in great cities too
To soldiers in camp fort and field,
Who need agains, disease shield;
To miners. California bound
Aud .ileT. Of Wet, ulsrshy ground;
To feeble wive, OF fragile mold,
To young. AID a4dd.e-ascA, and old
70 those in heath, who wegd enjoy
Heavens beat slf.s Nitrouta l.'yi
To all the suengthe.s, weaA and 9a.e'
VINO d.oop ye, Anow aot What they Ill,
L.,r,rrtK'. BIlrhss We present
4. H.stlis most potent eloneHt
Ihes !, any value ia 4ubae Option o. au' weight! j.
,l,,.t, naay the very beet anl safest Tonic Conceive
and Alternative now befole the worlds
II . y T L + 7 Il r. KS
CELEBItAFED
= Il o. "A < ~ BIZ TIE II =.
soldby respectable Druggist. ia all Parts of The word.
nosrErrER a SMITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-09
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

KlsGs CoUsrY REPUBLICAN, GEsERAL CoNNir-
rHz AND rHs RECENT YloroHIEs-Ths King. County Re-
publican General Committee held regular meeting on Tues
day evening at Which Mr. Henry H Chairman Of Special
Committee appointed purpose reported tho following
resolutions;
Bhrsa, has pleased Providence to grant unto the Ar
r,. Of tue Ussi slAs. great add vieior..
and 60 roll BACK TIE clouds OF tkbe 90 long lowering over
ES.sir TIA, n hi. hour Of triumph we recognize the
band that sustained .hs IN their struggle % establish
the bee. which It he. fallen TO the lot OF their s'a' to
Fs.rld Th., among the iu,,riou. which aio the
psse county. history ~n .hlhe brighter m al
iss ps.rio, s shAa ils a.ne. q Mssa. and Grant
Rogisrd Tia, tho NOBLE sray Of brave nen who have
Ooveruusn Of our fathers nef and saouid receive our un
Rsisd Tn., the.. victories. which by wonderful coin.
cd.nce 'ted new lus,eE upon and ~ wtE even hoer
lL-n cluefsd around "a pc the diy We each
yea celebrate ~ the anniyeraTy OF our Nations bhh ae
10 CON plee yisdcatoa nom the sspersions Of al his
,n-m' F. If tie Naon'. chosen head the Comnan-erin
Chsi The Army AID Navy OF The oiled STANDARDIZATION
R>os>s That we view With nuspc,iabe s,op,bmen, and
unusrabe dei-.tsn the conduct o. those men uYon
that .oTou. Day. LAow ed In the past 20 seTed IA ne
present under the g.se @. eteudcd loyalty gathered
tlemsve. iosethcg 20 TIE sound Il 100 enenys eaaAon
.nf yssi the hours which Big wish tue ust'n- tate IN
moe. unspus abuse Of thing oai the ion heoe lion
h,sre. IAat A' ds relreen.ssses Of tue i1spnbican
patty no County Of hiug, We bail with especial Joy the
lsoent yirsre. % Triumphant yHscAon Of Toe i.e
which tie party organ sed and when We rcdt oir
maintain tnrousH AL tie Nicsuaes o. INC
freedom forever AID e,loul ~ al
Toe resolution unanimously adopted amid ionsc'n'
tlHgsd paue.
Tnikr oF STEAM kNGiSTs.-The steam engines
OF tie Ws..eu Dstict had ath Of their capacities near
the corner e.! ~lou.hoy AID Raymo .Iees yesterday
Af~rnoon Tho sllcs Al new ani Tie Mo"ees ssAe
at Ynd, H. them Tho scasers gEesenI we've bf0o-
30 H. Constitution No :. ContinentI No and Hrpt 10
so 2 80 p.s,ed out OF inch nozzle, aud threw q
stream Isa No . with Iinch nor1. threw 1873 iee''
No II hr,w p feet, ihrsu h isncH nozzle .na
"A "a feet. d
return h.ur Niagara Hose Company No entertained No
their house IN Oo4l street THIS evening" Nisara Con-
pans vii cntcfialu their friends, aud lsdes are especially
nslo everything having been arranged Tor Their aeesm,
IA 4 .lOu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-29

A PATRIOTIC LADY.-The follow
ing incident is vouched for by cor
respondent Of the Christian Register
A daughter Of Mass tchuselts, living
in New York, was riding in a crowd
ed street-car. An intelligent young
soldier, suffering from lameness, was
Standing. The lady kindly offered
him her seat, which he as politely de-
clined; wlcreupon 4 city dame, occu.
pying the next place. gathered up her
robes. AMI >corainly said she thought
thugs lad come 10 pretty pass, when
a New lofk iadJ offered her scat to a
otdn, especially 10 a s0idter. 'Shame
upon you, maa,m T rcfpined our hn.
mane friend "liaye yoil no drnr ones
in the army = No was the reply
my husband should noi 90" 'In,
decd J" vas tie patriotic nn,wer j
had rather be- soldier.s willow Than q
comardx VT r Az ouilnrsi of 40.
plan.e greet 4 ilt p ak-r
There vas Il happy faale TO the iu-
cidcnt TIE lame soldier soon obtain.
cd they very next seat to the nnfeel.
ing woman who had 50 insulied bin
"Giort 10 lie woman who shows sucl
spirit add. the writer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-29

JIMMY O Matt When jackson
was President, Jimmy 0'NeiI, tile
porter, was q marked character. lie
had his fobles, which were offensive
to the iastIdiousness Of Col. Dnelson,
and caused his dismissal on an ever
age about once a week. But on APP
peal 10 The higher court, the verdict
was invariably reversed by tho good
nature Of tide old General. Once.
however, Jimmy was guilty Of some
fragrant offence, and was summoned
before the highest tribunals at once.
The General, after stating the details
Of the misdeed, observed, Jimmy, |
have borne with you Tor years, in
spite OF all complaint but IN this net
you have gone beyond my powers of
endurance" And Go you believe
the story asked Jimmy. Certain
ly," answered the General; | ilst
heard il from two Senators Faith"
retorted Jimmy, "if | believed all that
twenty Senators say about you, its
little Id think you are lit 10 be Press
dent" "Pshaw Jimmy" concluded
the General I; "cIear oui, and 20 on
duty, but be more careful hereafter"
Jimmy remained with bis kind d-heaft-
ed patron moi only to The close Of his
presidential term, but, accompanying
him TO the Hermitage, was with him
70 the day Of his death.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-29

Slrvphoo became exceedingly in
faiuAied and finding that. owing 70 her
parents absence. be bad the whole
Geld to himself, be laid vigorous siege
10 bis sdored. understanding we'll
the Influence that money wields, even
in affairs Of the heart, he piled the
lady well with costly presents, be-
soaghi her to make use OF his checks
TO any amount. aud acted more like
one demented than as the poSsessor
of fortune.
Al last The climax came, as come
Il must. The lady had given an en-
tertsinmeni, at which were present 4
number Of invited guests. The ma-
sic and refreshments WE'RE a the best.
the beloved one had laid aside her
mourning. and came ort 10 the most
rrsplendenl Of bnilerdy eostames.--
She Wsold dance wiih no one bat
Strephon lie was intoxicated with
love and happiness.
But bark What sounds are those
that rend tile air without There is
gabbling Of voices, banging open
Of doors, a trampling Of footsteps, a
rush, and enter portly, red-visaged,
elderly parsonage, whom our enam.
ored Strephron was speedily taught
TO honor as the proprietor Of the man.
sion.
Adored one tainted, and was car
ries oul in Mysteries. The irate ia
tier, followed up by the mother and
genuine daughter, suddenly cleared
the house, and Slrephon, TO his dis.
may. learned that he had been paying
his addresses 10 the servant in charge
These are the simple facts OF the
case, but rames are reserved, as the
matter will shortly be made the sub
jcct OF judicial investigation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-29

TESTIMONY THAT NALLANDIanAM
ADVISED THE INVASION or THE
NoRTHERN STATES BY TIE kEDEL
ARMIES Richmond, Ind, Sept. III,
1868. Eds. Com-fhe question has
been raised rs to whether or not Val
landigham advised the rebels TO invade
the North, and feeling that any thing
tending to settle the question, should
be made public, send you the follow
ing statement
In cavalry fight at Duck river,
Tennessee, July Z, 1868, Col. Webb,
of The 5lst Alabama regimen. (rebel)
was mortally wounded. ! was At that
time Acting Brigade Surgeon Of the
III brigade, Cd division, cavalry corps,
and was ordered hy the Maj Gen.l
Stanley to visit the Colonel, who was
in house beyond our pickets, (this
was IN the nighi,) TO see if he could
be brought into our lines. remain
ed with him about two hours. AT
this time he could talk without truble
Knowing that he received Fallandig.
ham when he was conveyed into the
Southern lines, asked him several
questions about the celebrated Val.
landigIlam. Among other things, he
said tha, Valla ndigham stated tl.at the
South was conducting tie war in a
wrong manner, that thy should moke
Ohio and Indiana The battle fields, in-
stead Of allowing the North to invade
Kentucky and Tennessee, and that II
their army ,rould inrade these States.
heg irotid meet uih 50 many friends,
and yeceire so much aid, Aat tie i'd
minstratioa ,rould Be forced 10 submi
to a separation Of NE States.
The Colonel made these statements
to me freely. lie was very intelligent
officer, and died in two or three day.
aiterward.
Believing this 10 be one link in the
chain of evidence, ] send il TO on.
Truly, J. X. WEisT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-29
TnE FLowER oF LIBERTY.

- uE4yHa uasnKLf nuENks.
WAai aawss : shss tist sresst tie lneFs.
ls kne. ffszn Heaven - iiNeisty tasnf
v ssh barateE ssaF ssd ssmanG efsa1
Il ksuesies Al ths ssnsst iAHf
. tsa ~ shs1 rs asws lnag b.
4 thss ne Fi0wes ~ Lll.ftTyf
u = ihs tznues a itF fsF,
Tbs starry ilewer q Libsftyi
Il savage satsrv's isr ssa5s
IT, ts#sisf seed asf lssisee kSSesf
The ssaxzn-wiaAa reeked ~ swelling bud,
Iss opcasas beawss ssFt sireNksc wish basea
Til, tai sash's iyrAats shpos 70 zee
TIE fsIi.biawu fAswef Il PibertE'
Then hAll ths hsunsf o. the FIRE,
Tie starry flousT q Liyeriy
Rshsla as streaming rays sniie
Une nsagiihg aosd n braided light
The Fua thAt hFxs ibs southeFa rose
Aiih sgotsena whiss from NoFzhsFn SHOWS,
And, sbanglcd Ger ~ aEarr, see
The SISTER Stars II Liter y
Then hail the banner u the free,
The starry Flowss Of Liberty
The liaBes q heroes fence L souaa;
Whers'er Il springs il holy groand;
from ta~sr and dome it, gioTiss spread
Il waves where lonely sentties ,rcadt
Il makes the land rs ocean free,
Aad plants AT empire on the sea
Then had the banner oi the free,
The starry Fiowcr Of Liberty
Thy sacred leaves, fair ftcedom's flower,
shah ever float on dome and tower,
To- vi their heavenly Culurx true,
III biackehlug frost o. crimson dew
And God love a. a. We love thee.
Thrice holy Flower Of Liberty.
Then hail the banner ~ the free,
The starry Flower q Liberty
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-29

"THE Illinois Normal University
at Bloomington, has farm OF 100
acres, which is generally let 20 be
worked 'on shares Not long ago this
land was titled by the Hon, james
Perkins, well known politician
He commenced operation very late in
the spring, and was consequent y
obliged to SOW a large breadth Of buck
wheat, which, as every farmer knows,
is very late-planted crop. 1t throye
luxuriantly and i'll due time was gath.
cred, 10 the extent Of about eight hun
dred bushels.
About this time the people of Kan
sas were starving, aud throughout the
West the people were generously do.
mating supplies of feed, which the rail
road companis as generously carried
free OF charge 10 them. Now the Hon
Perkins had discovered that buck.
wheat was higher at ST. Louis than al
Dl fUtillHHlOli anu tUHCluutu tilsi
would be a fine speculation TO send hi.
crop lhilher to be sold, making believe
that il WAS for the benefit Of The hung.
ry settlers of Kansas. The railroad
company, accordingly, took in charge
the whole stock OF incipient pancakes,
charging nothing for the transporta
ton. But the consignee at st. Louis
was either stupid or lreacherous. OuI
hero waited for his 5000 draft long
and patiently, receiving The following
instead:
@ LtAtENwoRTH, Oct, 10, ls60.
Hon. J. Perkins
Your very generous donation (SlGbush.
buck heat lduly reed With many hanks
in behalf Of the suffering pioneers Of Kansas
| remain, Yrs TO command.
"'W. +. NJ. A. Chm Kan. Relief Com
at is said that the Hon. Gentle,
man ever since eschews pancakes Il:
entirely contrary to all the laws Of
hygeine."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-29

In correction with the conquest Of
Mexico q ciftatnstanee Il said 10 have
lranspired which viii justly expose
The Emperor Of the Frenellio The rid
icnle OF his satrical and witty subjects.
The Marquissde Gallliei presented 10
tie Emperor the silver Leys Of the
conquered city Of Mexico, which were
accordingly houored with a Distinguish.
cd place IN military maseum II is
now declared that the key. were made
IN Paris eighteen months ago accord
ing 10 patterns submitted 10 tie En-
peror and Empress, that they we're
then sent TO Gen Forey, Mho receis-
ed them from the MeAicans, to whom
he had forwarded them, aud then sent
them back q the Empeior at Nichy.