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OmcsaI Ora wings or she Library Asso-
cis.loa compAnJ q Lottery Of Kcntucxy
ExrRA GLAsS yr-S~p,. W. a3Js
80, Il, 81. S6, 81, 70, Gl, 10. ~, 4, 20, 80 "a.
CLA,g 3)s-5ep. u. 1871
43, !, 81. 8. 80, II. 70, IS, Is, %, - II.
SW'f1Stse.. gtIls tah e e. x,a,s, eo,ia<sa, r
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Htrs6ar ~fr #tta eFra * #katfiuattf Q tE " Ten
.Fs. MtaFs Bstwn q a ts~ an h~saH
: 49, fela'sss - to - - sfalF 49, s.seWH,
te3 - -st.t - fat - 14~pl4Y estnetee.i "a
so a'slscs - ~ 1s - tf.s. fs-on = JstAs ssa
w. sse4te ntsaf fssfe
n. ~, n-...l- H-HA I.-.I
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

Encouraging Reports from Arkansas-
Activity OF the Rebels An Missouri
Gaeriiins at Work on tho EIssts-
sippf, xc.
hsmrars. Sept 0, 1869.
Oical advsss from General Steele Of tho 2d or Sop
tcmber have reached Bfownsylis
Everything was working welt. and The prospects of
complete succsss latterisg
Tue rebe forces in Missouri becoming actss
and skrmshes we're frequeat vita cavalry who
keepins a close watch ON all their movements.
sssrters and refugees cose into our nes aud repsr
that therc Is great suffering and disanction among
rebels that they look upon thor entirely hope
less. and wish % get back again Into tho old Union
Tho wcather is extremely hot.
II reported that tho gueriss actively work
below Thcy frequently are passing steamers but
yet We can learn OF damage Of any consequences dono
by them.
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Onlclai DTa WInNs or sH0rray. Eddy n
Co q Kentucky and Missonr Stats Lotsriss.
EEsrucKr. HxrRA CLAss A5i-sspt l., ip,
CO. G3, 20. "a. 81, 40, 7. .. ~, 30, a. IL. u.
KENTUCKY CLAss ts2-scpi IL fSs
80, 46, 8, 81, ~, 81, II, Is Is. so. 49, 30. IL
"a ca 40
Circulars sent OF charge by aiirs@s e.her
MURRAY EDDY 90.
joyng,on, Ky. or 81 Lola No
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THE FIFTH DISTRICT.

csate LVo
THE FIFTH DISTRICT
Nothing occurred but the routine business OF the
Eorolng Board this district yesterday The system is
perfect, and tho Provost Marshal has mastered
80 completely, that system and harmony regulate
sbo proceecn ngs. Tho following table shows the amount
o, business done by the Board yesterday
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Omnial Drawing OF the shelby College
Lo,tery Of Kentucky
3, %, A6, IT, AZ, 81, ST 10, ~. " ~, ~, 80
CLAss sfl sept ~. 1857.
yoHs A. NORRIS CO
Y I0yiag.1l. kY
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WIVES. ira, ous. =,

tsatf wv
poUeBps snfAKFT ~rnAN fvA uaaffLtfEg-
ID frrF.f ssTH. hsw ~n 80 - A.Nffs-et
eoa.ny TAs,ssas snf grAf #asN st.A -
81 ss@sy - ahf N h'd4s's1
~ 1Hips4 ..swe
,rrpY rnyf.f t-t tttH 4N troHrp -
s..,,-. -, ~ - salsa . - - ,s,sl.s
80 80. aH9sat ntA.t.t - -
nts
,yg .awMtM. uN MNHrf. nEtaNa1 ssc
81 UUU 49,. .'s.
80 t,.ttrt !. Fastfa
Nsnurt,r~-
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+s.*sse.. a.s..t.s.tg SET t.ee.-
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l2Cartss de visite. 81. W. III sit you until
suited. proof shown nvs m.nrles after you siL O1l
the second time. vlr0HAc's rs Bo~,ry
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Il aQa rrgaFv wilt W rNp rOn runs
- .UlID ~ ~ sNst# tNfe8s
fiiss~as t-s~.t sg@f sfWt th@ = r.sf NAs
sEA IsblAN D4ANNI - hN HEVt
80 =. 7 - @wfe - fkwrs NHkL
sas~mt
80. -. n---.. - - .st .,--..nE y -.
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Tue following are the OF the men held for ser.
vfc,:-
Icscph Mckee, Peter McQuade. o. Aussenhemer. Thos.
Muilgan wm j. Livingston, Fritz Buchnir q. c. Ferris,
Teodore Hnimcs, d. Ebarst, BERNARD sobseuke s. Crae
'7'ssn Msarice Nnstsr Jas Y. Burke, Wm. Rycr.
tue tcaowing are the names Of the substitutes &C.
,Septed =
Chu Holmes. Frank Anthon ice. King, theodore c.
Brown, q. Byth, Chas Martin, ". wilkinson, Michael
3 Tg ;rser. ilatt HERNIA.
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Watches ~ Manafa. Lursrs' Pricss.-By
senfing tl2 % 70 fl.RAhDALE co. - BsoAA~ay
viii rees.se per reiarn mail .penilf Dold isver Nah
medium, small sse. beautifully engraved fn Jew
sllad, ~asnlsd 70 Keep god Tine The moner returned
Al 4
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A hprbfR dRfAT CURE
n hNoIHfE 1KKAr OURE
~ DF sGNETlN
Man rhf4IB AZ II .HRL PROM fIfK
DIAfI nan
MAI khteLl nS n NIKE FROM ruB
.....a.. DEATH BED
sAH NAtnLb - ~ NtiE FROM TnF
nEtrii pEp
CphSi NfftNEa KkAD Iul.
eoNhNhfliNi Il Ht To TfIT3
ShtffitA RPsD rtts
HkEfTfGs REhD ItIS
GkiAr CNE4t
GHFh2 Nftltl
shkAs NWRF
ny nsg .MFlEhgK Am fltu ssrNt..r..,.,
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BRuSns.-on saturday morning February !, Al Ave
O'Clock OF Group THEODORE A., beloved son OF Herman
II. and Maria A. Brunjcs, sgcd years and months
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited 70
attend the funeral from No 100 River street, Hoboksn,
(thls) sunday Afternoon, at bak past one O'Clock.
BIRD AT New Rochelle, on Saturday, February 7,
aftef long Illness JosnH Bind, aged ~ years, month
and 81 days .,,,
invited 70 attend the funeral SERVICES without further
notice on wednesday afternoon, NJ bafpsst one O'Clock,
a, New Rochelle Carriages viii 30 10 waiting a, the
depot nj O'Clock.
sdepee No Is West Thirty sixth street. AFTER lingering
Illness Ropxrr CHxw, In the SD year Of his age.
ina relatycs and friends OF the family are respectfully
,nvi,ed 10 attend tho fncral Zion church OF
Madison avenue and street, this Sunday
Afternoon half past wevs O'Clock, without further
notice. -. ~.. -
ard psnruI Illness CAKNrns, wife II Patrick CALLAHAN al
No ei2 Water street, New York.
er remains win be conveyed 20 Calvary Cemetery this
Sunday afternoon between two and three O'Clock me
relatives and friends are invited TO attend.
CAxrHxrlun Friday, February Q, BefpexI CAnPEELL,.
snaiire OF ireland.
Her friends arc respectfully invited TO attend the ne.
raj fron i2h First avenue this Sunday afternoon one
occs Her remnina viii be taken calvary Cernstery
CRAy yoRp.--Oa Friday. February o, ELIZA, wife OF
ronr Crawftrf. IN the seth year of her sre.
4he relatives and friends VI the family invited "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-08
Hairs Arctic Discoveries.


peruss OF the very Interesting account ia tho inns
OF yesterday Of collection Of relies Of the erpedton OF
Martin Frobishcr TO the Arctic regions, which Captain O.
r. Hall discovered and collected on hrs late VOYAGE 10
those regions and which 10 be sent 10 the Ait
isb government through tho Royal Geographical Society
OF London has induced ms TO AJAX your permission 10
draw the aitentou6f your readers 10 . most vauabls
collection Of original documents relating 20 trobshsr
voyages preserved In the Public Record once
OF which about beng published IN the OF oaen
OARS OF State papors by the British government under
tho direction 0f the Master OF the Rolls
From tho Instructions which Fobisher received for his
third voyage In l51s be original drsusht Of which con-
tsins numerous corrections by Lord Burghey) appears
that hundred sent out by froblsher pder
the government NJ Edward ten,on Lieutenant General
they were vcsuacd for eighteen months only from
memoranda made by Bufghlsy at tho time these nan
seem W have been principally "nncrs sent over FOR
the express purpose Of dHng Tor large quantities OF the
supp sed rich ore specimens q which Frcbsher pro-
vnnhy brought 10 hnaAnd bis return from hts second
voyage. Edward Seiman "regster OF the aee, IN an
unpublished journal, tells that Robert pcnharn made
o. tse ore COUNTESS Island, Bears Sound
that the odd specimens Of ron IN sbapr and
resembling round loaf Of burned bread wbich Csn,an
Hall thinks wcro used by Frobshsr ~ ballast and when
although small extremely heavy Az. Soma ~ ,ss
Identical reftse prcofs made nv enhsm ~ aha ore ~
mine which "h'led and which we've parposely left
behipdy 'fs W.
10 rs CERTAIN that "proofsn we're maeo IN sis.r,, -,
of thcsc northern regions and equally certain that
OF the oro brought bone by Frobshsr Yves q hpy value
Reports OF various assays preserved IN tho publ,
nrcord once, incleding the last made ~ Wu,,u vi
lianns ss Into as ivy. 1885 Tke mfnte a.
silver then found IN two hundred weight Of rbsbsr's
ore not nearly - big rin's beat aud thcr =.
main this day fastened by fc4us Wax a. ina rrns,t
an evidence OF the wortblcsrncss " tn ore
II wi be rcin,nhcscd that Captain ,hrlstopher nan
sailed With lrtbFhsr 10 all three . he voyages. and H.
q - left accounts ~ each ~ ibe;n.
The ceeodar r. TIC ss'e Papers referred - s.ta.t
lid cs'
ia,e ~ irnor 70 rcmaiu. ~, your cbedisp, ,sr
~ D.sssso,Cs Lsss, ~. w., jan -
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PersonIi Intellinencc.


J. + ways and wife, Of Lewiston. are stopping al the
Metropolitan Hotel.
Captain T. p fves Of the United States Navy Captain
illis Of the United States Volunteers; W. Camac aud
g Pancoast, OF Philadelphia j. H. wocot and wife and
O. NJ Dexter, Of Boston, are stopping at the Brevoort
House
~ Dyer, Of the United. States Army; John A Holmes
and A. Ross OF 81. Louis d. c. NcHucr Of California ~
s. Bart, OF syracuse and r. s. Cheer Of Washington are
stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Augustus Kint lie Rordcnboek, OF Brussels r. a. Thomp
sou and vie aud Miss smsllwocd Of New Jersey and
Henry Pilot Of New York stopping Iat the Clarendon
iotoi.
/. ~. Barnes Captain Oliver Edridge and r. r. lana
aud lady, ~ Boston ~. ". ncdge aud w. r. GAYLORD ~
Washington Hon. II. X sanford, OF Fulton, ~ Y. Hon
H. n fow aud ~ J. Hail and lady, or Albany: r. stevens
aud A. T. Wilder 81 Kansas; r. 2. Mercy and w. A. How
ard OF rciroii j. \. Nead NJ Livingston county. q o.
stinpson. 6. rhladephia ard 5. Casey of Kentucky
ste ttarPlns 81 the Asior House.
Tennis 4. hshoi j. ~ editor q the uubuaue I,-ald
who VI be remembered. Nominated ~ cor greys
vte rtiscaCr N The od arno pri.on at Washington
D. III c3f Mr, Nahouy here 10 preside at meet.
INK ~ - eafei rhonefs II state Tor witch i he
ss.ea % das a So lie n stopping az Fresch Hotel.
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Police Intelligence .

TINS CosrrpEScs Dopor-Aibert Bogot, a young man
OF scnec appearance, was tsren into custody BY decc
tive Enstaoo on charge OF playing the confidence game
upon John shannon OF Derby, Conn. Tns complainant
appears made the acquaintance Of the prisoner at wash
ngton about ten days ago, and so pleased with
the young mans address that he loaned him SBS Bgcrt
promised to refund the money econ es they rot 10
New York saying he had extensive bank account IN
this city aud was perfectly responsible Gor tho amount or
the loan on their arrival IN this cay "a few DAYS ago
Borert opposed that they should occupy double teisd
at Tie srard House and shannon not srspecting
any evil intent readily consented. IN the morning
shannon was awake a. daylight; but poeert
was ahead OF him by an hor ~ least. ana
what nude tbs thing little prove king waa IL had car
RED OF the Yankees papieoOns. which contained 90
hundred dolaft ~ Goenbscks. ienl that lie WIS most
* ezinuslv sold shannon made The be ii L way a. The
dei-cti oil ce. and rave iniornai Of the occurrence
20 officer Eugfsec. FROM the description given by tho
complainant, lrsfsre eaf lei t'he.vc that ugrfi was
tbc ere'ra,nr ~ to- sSindc, aud wen; Ia search hiu
accordingly. The prisoner 90 boirg srres,cd ~ a h.,e
Of que tirnse reruc " Greene street. vas cnftrtfed
with tic conpa nant, wno et ldc tacd him hS
rnomrac al The Crari ilaGsc tips GEAR hing lie
cutcd alout tso hundred. o'srs " rfesrN cts
found his erscn tustice lo~nz canHnittcd 8oaeft
Tor t1am4nstyE,
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Court or General Sessions.
Before l.ccordsr Hoffman.

fxs In the Court OF General Sessions this
morniog Recorder Holman passed. sentence On a large
namoer Of prisoners. Tho following had pleaded guilty
ren lareeny-Msry Birmingham and Frank Burnett and
were sent 70 the ren,cntiary for ak months. james
hJde or ssnaiar offence city Prison for
sx Gays Aorsham Davis, for assault and battery three
uu,hs 20 we fgnitcntsry. Alexander s. hamilton for
ic"l,s pSaeeu kahty 70 attempts at grand larceny
Inonne satef ierreniary year Sophia Price ss,e
frson ". years henry Mathews, PenItkntiary sit
months James OBricn, state Prison two yoar.
Henry Pritchard pleaded guilty 10 ,vo 49,,
nents charging him with forgery IN tho fou,,h 40
ace ON one Indictment nc sentenced ~ ~ a,",.
riscn fur two years; the other sentence ua. $500.
ed William Suydam and Michael Kurt b.vIrs' ~.
ecBviced o. petit larceny, were sentenced 10 ths rs,
tar for sir months each 'e'
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Attempted Frauds ON the Government for
the Storage OF Prize Goods.
UNITED srA1Es MARsHAL's OFFICE.


FEB Limited States Marshal Murray has had for
three weeks past under investigation series Of alleged
overharges attempted TO have been made various bills
against the government for storage and labor rendered
TO the United States Marshal Of this city by Messrs
Ward Cove, prize stofekcepers at the Union stores
Brooklyn II appears that IL IL customary ia presenting
each OF which is and subscribed TO by the
United States Marshal "a being good and lawful claim,
aud without such AFFIDAVIT tboy be paid. Not
understanding the high character OF Messrs Ward Cove
the Marshal deemed his duty 10 subject their accounts
to very close scrutiny, and, being familiar with the
and storage mentioned In the bill, thought that
some OF Them excessive acd accordingly declined to
sign them until he had s thoro ughly looked them
over aud the anxiety 70 have the bills signed made the
Marshal stlll more resolle In the matter On nyestiga-
ton the bills found to be enormously in excess OF
the charges usually made FOR labor storage, coope
&c, by any merchant sorekeeper OF the city Efforts
were made to make the Marshal sign the bills but he
took thom to several sorekeepsrs eoopers &c. In the
city, and had estimates made By dlsinerssted parties az
10 the amount OF work charged in the bills and then
lowing large increase over these estimates reduced the
bills 20 the figures thus For instance one bill Of
reduced to $500 another Of 1857 was reduced
ooo were reduced to 81 800 Other Bills were reduced
In similar ratio. Some contained charges no absurd
that ihey stricken out altogether The reductions
thus made will net large amount 70 tho government
oayiors.
MORE PRISONERS FOR FORT LAFAYETTE.
kFa. T.-E y. Black VIM. N. Bensvn Robert 4pafchler
(piot) and VIM Johnson Charleston pilot), captves
port 10 the Of United States Marsha Murray were
this day Transferred 10 Fort lafayette per order OF the
Secretary Of the Navy Deputy Marsha BrukIev con-
yeyed The prisoners 10 the fort.
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Important Decision on tho New Tax Bill
Can Congress Invalidstc the Proceed
fngs In the state Courts for Want or n
stamp &c.
SUPREME CouRT--oHAMBERs.
Before Hon. Judge Barnard.

Fen 7.-Wohon ~. Bryant-Thc question was raised
10 this case whether proceeding by summons In the
Sufreme Court could be rendered invalid because II was
Alcd without adhesive stamp duty being anixcd
%, Ia compliance with the provisions OF the bin
An orer to show had been obtained TO the
proceeding, and was argued by Mr.. Edmou Bankman
support " tho motion and by Mr. Edwin James In opposi
ton g. IT, Y contended by Mr. James that Congress
hal no power 70 interfere with the proceedings the
hsia courts They might impose penalty but that
mot tree from doubt II Congress could tar the
proceedirgs BY which suiior In the state courts
eommcnced his action, they might upon tho same
prinripo levy duty which would amount total pro
hibition Of the Administration Of Justice
Mr. Bankman commended part Of the defendant hat
the provision IN the Tar bill was pcremptory, and that
inc proceeding should be vacated II not Congress had
no right TO impose duty OF license upon lawyers for the
practice OF their profession.
Judge Barnard decided upon dism ssnx the order ue
had doubt that the o Congress wss Illegal and UNI
constitutional IL had no power 70 interfere With the al
mnisiraton OF justice AZ organized by the OF
The various states.
Motion denied with leave o. appeal 10 the General
Torn Edmon Blsnkman for motion Edwin James ana
1hos nuuphy opposed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-08
Naval Intelligehce.

SrxAMKR MoSoscAnnA.-The following 10 a let OF the
officers OF the steamer Monongahela -
Cdptain-J p. Mckinstry.
Lieuendnf Communication Walters.
Lieatenant-Wm. III. Thomas.
Acting Ensions-G p. Pomeroy, II. w. Grinnel Robert
Barstow.
.yur0con-Davld Kindlcberger.
Enpineers-Chicf, George Kert1. Second Assistants,
Joseph Try, p. Clark. Third Assistants, Philip San
CUR, Jno. J. Bassett, Ed Cheney.
Assis'dni Paynaaer-Forbcs Parker.
BodtSodin-W,n. Green.
Onunsr-John Fletcher.
Acting Masters Ma'es-H D. Rome, G. II. BlouAi, VIM.
8. Armand, Frederick Bolden
Cdptdin's CieTk-John Van Cleve.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. Feb. 7, 1909.
Ten wooden buildings, part q the foundry Of l. W.
Brennan, in this cty--used formerly AZ mandatory
for Confederate destroyed to-day by cit
gems and soldiers Under the floor wore discovered abou,
eny thirty SIX pound shells
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Fire and Loss Of Life at Toledo.

ToIEDo, Ohio, Feb. !, 1865.
fire this morning destroyed the store No. 81 Summit
street, occupied by Griswod Co. coffee and spice
mill. The falling walls demolished adjoining building,
occupied by Messenger Bond wholesale boot and
shoe warehouse. A number Of persons buried 10
the ruins Five bodies have already been recovered and
II is feared will be found Several persons were
also badly wounded. Grswold Co.'s loss IL $50 00o
which insured for SO eco; Messenger Bonds loss
IS 900, which is covered by Insurance.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
M arried.

ASDREws--MnrxR-0n Sunday January Is, by tho
Rev. J. p. Newman, fDoAR D. AsDsKws 10 HANNAH o.,
daughter Of John Miller both OF this city. No cards.
sAxps-Cox.-on Wednesday January q, AT the brides
residence, by the Rev q. Lewis SAMUEL SANDS 70 Miss
ANNIE T. Cox, all or this city. No cards.
YKSSJ-CLAKK.-At Newark, EDWARD YESN 10 Jxssr
OsARK, both OF this city.
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The sscs mshsp NorvegIsn

F'NIt1NUI T'Us z, IfNH
The steamship Norwegian. for 1Jverpocl viii DOT "a,
s,fore ndn rti and Iossihy up'il morrow mern
irs
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General Mcclellan at Hartford.

HARTFORD Conn.,, Feb. T. 1868.
General Mcclellan arrived here at noon and will remain
til Monday noon, this being the home or his wife.
salute red the bells runs and Asylum street was
packed with immense crowd Of people who loudly
cheered the General he passed Tho public enthusiasm
was very great.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-08

4 LLc00Rs PoRoCs PLAsrERs.
these psstcs OF Rheum bis shonoer IN one week.
which had for year afniced him seseIeV, ~ an, -.
They By restoring The electric sa TO-. e pss
which thay applied luhnAto' eoHs oei' Wcn1
rscr and NJ locsl mains are Immediately benefited by the
application OF one ~ these Porous ~Sers
.ALLCOgKia PLASTER, sod Mxr.,v -.
- NO. 30 CANAL STREET. and by an
Dealers. Price as cents With fail direction.
DUsTSEss CARDS q iooo BILL HEADS % RkAN.
ss.ss ana All tnds Of Printing equally low Paper
Chased sspts pxxLEY corner Rssde and CENTRE streets
-YrTHFR DENTIST REMOVED TO - RA6f
IDArwcnty second street. near Broadway Unsurpassed
- - rdia Teeth, es 10 SIS Adamantcan Gold, Pataa-
80 WsneSlings. SOC. 10 81. Extracting without pain
RnS WHO HAS rTY
ms bean confessedly sckrowledSed by thousands whe
sre use1 them that rhs 0aivAns Esctro Metallic fssos
-. ,he 90 " prevrp and for Rheumatism,
Scusss. A Sold By AZ srsEs'' and shss dealer, 80
'raS r'''' W W nxrfAn . co.. - nr~lwss
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SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Feb. 8, 1868.
Another ballot was taken in the State Legislature to.
night, with the following result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20
Movements of the Rebels Under General
Khodes-The Rebels Psroiing Citizens
and Boatnen-M oseby's Cavalry Eight
Miles Below Chambe rshnrg.

HAMBURG, Pa, Friday. Juno 49, 1858
Two bostmen who left Wllliamsport on Wednes
day evening report that at the time Of their leaving,
ak regiments Of mounted Rebel infantry were
eamped on this side Of the river and more were
crossing.
Cen Rhodes's Rebel headquarters were on the op-
posite Of the river at Hagerstown.
There were four Rebel regiments Of infantry
camped about two miles this side Of the town.
At Williamsport the Rebels were paroling all the
citizens and boatmen.
The two boaiInen had their psrol papers with
them.
This morning Mosebys cavalry is eight miles be-
low Chambenburg.
That portion Of the Rebel cavalry which left
Greebcastle in the direction Of Harris urg yes,er
day were at McConnellsburg this morning, TAX
ing the road toward Hancock. They are on e horse
aud cat le-stealing expedition.
Tie Governor this morning reviewed the troops
ordered on here by Governor Seymour, on the oPpo-
site side Of the river
Fresh troops continue to arrive in large numbers
by every train, but not fast the Safe suthor-
ties would oetire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20
Permanent Secession of those States
Not to be Expected.
Important Declaration by . Rebel
Committee.
Organization Of Powerful Union Forces.
10000 Insurgents Ready to Join the
Union Army on Occupying Raleigh.
EoRrRRsa MoSRoK Edday. lima Il ~

fosrRR" MONROE Friday. June 49, 1862
The United States transport Emile, arrived to.
day from Newbern, with our advices from our cor.
respondent there to the 18th. He reports affoows.
The Rebel Committee on River Fortifcations re.
port that the Union forces in the possession of belt
Of country 300 miles long by $50 wide, with inland
seas and rivers filled with Union guubosts, reaching
through North Csrolina and Virginia, which pre-.
vents Notifications being constructed; that while
this continues The permanent secession Of North
Carolina and Virgins cannot be expected.
The Unionists in Eastern Tennessee and Western
North Carolina have organized powerful forces and
joined the thousands of deserers and conscrpts from
the Rebel army to whom protection is guaranteed,
for the purpose of holding the mountain region
against the Rebel Government.
Rebel citizens have petitioned Gov. Vance for
against t1is organization. Vance replies
that be has no troops to send; they must protect
themselves. Twenty thoasand insurgents have al
ready offered TO join the Ulon troops as soon as .
military poet is established at Raleigh.