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Hints to England am France.

Ii is no, improbable that we my soon
have :~oabie with Enoland 5" continues
10 allow her manufactures - build vessels
for the rebels to use in rui.nrrg the blockade,
nolwit nstandins the earnest and oft repeated
protest of this government against such dis
regard Of the q leen's proclamation OF neu-
trality. The National Republican, published
at Washington. recently had an editorial, to
which much semi-oftical importance is at,
tached. 1t says among other things: 1t
there shall be slight occasion for ho,tit!es
the two nations are likely to be involved in
war. Our steam marine will be at once
converted into privateers, ard the commerc,
Of Great Britain Will lie driven from the
ocean, Thus does he criminal neglect of
the Queen of Englanl's advisers tend II the
disturbance OF the peace Of the world. War
is not desirable even with England, but wal
is not the greatest OF evils. A nation Of
spirit cannot submit to injustice. to inso!ence
to outrage through 4 series OF wears and
make no effort to revenge its wrongs. TIE
course of England during the trying periol
O; our domestic troubles has alienated every
American CT the loyal states, whatever hi
opinions upon the administration or the con
duct Of the war. These are significant facts
and Indicate what the future has in store fc,
us.
The Vaccinations Of Napoleon in Mexico
deserve attention, but the country shoult
bear in mind the great fact that the United
States can restore Mexico 10 its place as
republic whenever the attempt shall be made
and indeed it is not improbable that Napo
leon will fad excuse fer quitting possession
which promises 10 good to the French En-
peror."
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WILCOX & GLIB b 5
Family Sewing Machine!

PE:cE NTH HENVr.;> X FELLEI;s $40 To sl0G-
The Wilcox X Gibbs i the anly Machine tllal
makes the twisted loop stitch Mhirh makes
the :i.Ajr>' and most elastic seam full cloth,
Of ..ny machine stitch.
tbs " y G HemmeTS and FellerS need 10 be
seen 10 l.e appreciated They ale the only really
practical hrmmeTS IN use And are alone worth
on'-aalf the price 81 the machine over ali others
FOR family
\ patented device Of great utility to learners,
prevents h. possibility Of turning the machine
IL The wrong direction. Another prevents the
n','ilchr set wrong the needle is short and
'r..-i4; 'ila5.iI.y it sex through hand seams,
.',.-I n hard e. q. where all MACHINE u>ing
lu;.S cT curved Iiec,.:y>. utterly fail
Ire feed iAs uo tendency IL draw soft goods
in',... BAT Viii >ew lin,n elmirie perfectly lis
ny far lhc easiest machine - earn tn use and
krep III sICe- II MARKET
q" ,.e stitching after much wear. and many
washing : found - retain al the cvenIt and
-l.mno>s much admired Al irs;-
~. !. SUI.
St3i ';- 'j.rs,lg,.
LANES WILLCON.
NanflctuTer.
- 5''S Broadway. \. y
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have G,in ' m 4iI 81 ,T r,am 'ate, VINO
nth way Of he present iminsrat'n frt irving to
lean war v deouraging enisments in everv no.lible
ine ro mon :" mon '"Fc ara rd
getting Up rot 10 re.s' the con='rp'ion bus failing in
the draft postponed, viii and oght 20 tiHd Themselves in
in the norii- bywo, in he mouth OF every true lover
m '''hfE 100 m an % Il e ana 100 "'eke' 10 o'e
grateful pride the heroic sacrifice and valiant deeds Of
lnE o. ne .t oH, q" Hes,'3 ~ [fI e p. @D
wicked ami r,n,orcla- eJ, lion .ll @ ,;,onnct to the
nv l1g @%n %, .n n - I n ,h ,ien IA
and ,,l;.4- = .u.n ;hea have .lien in defense
81 'i ~, .. @ j". 90 20 a,r,'
Resolved. l..a. ~. hail r, iov and wish ;.a.e, AZ
k n 5 y" [ ,,oa o. cir r 'aL ,n% o,.'
the von sld d. ps,,d ta irts OF ,,siofs ana ,.c-
In Ga. t SSa and ~ -oG " d',P an% .e the
poaoro Of thi- nation.
These resolutions were earnestly nd pat
rio,ically advocated by Hon. C. 5. Dana.
Hon. f. J. Cree. DR.. Ward. Gov. Fairbanks,
Al Willard E>o audi n Stoddard Eso
,ad ,au,,oa n.on:,,.,, h. r;s;,n ro.a
.,' ~ - 80. '', ~ '''O'' =: ~
o '. r.Nl"1.: ~. .l
''ro Foc' VOTE o'e' Oh "o''o;' 'ha' 'fs
present eo"H'y 'lcAe' "e fe-ho'i''''a'e"'
\ committee q one rom each TOWN rep
resented dominated by the convention &c
report county aud town committees re
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i II l. i)I} \ FL
CALEDONIA COUNTY.

W are indebted 70 nr. {. =. Frost.
SURGEON oi III, board a "o9.i-i,,cN. and
tie I'll y: .!ri-r~ ;, III place IL. It" ear
IL copy ii tie liz of drafted men tor thi-
county. y ii AL came hv telegraph late
"Wednesday evening" ami was coricd and
pu in type amid Great NOS" and c"ntu-
son, consequent upon liz" announcement
10 tlg HH,r, C"s,rrjHot their" cIccfion.' y
!hyrc are doubtless many errors in the
nHlti,- We cho-e however tu he to the
rNlen-r OF "rltln~ the list hv telegraph
knowing the anxiety ni the community 10
learn the result Of ill.,. draft nj the earliest
moment. We Ao not know H. the draft
WIS particularly treaki>h III our town. all
parts were toHchcl. bat ii anything thi-
village was Init the hardest. Some thirty
or more are taken from the shops of the
Nrs2r> Fairbanks. One peculiarly ol tn.
li~t Ill this town will strike every one. and
ilat is the almost entire absence Of the
names of foreigners. We link there are
but four Iri~hmcn drawn in thc entire list
Of II. This is quite noticeable consider
in" the largr element OF foreigners in CIR
population. \ friend at McIndop, Falls.
on learning that he was one ri the elect,
dropped us The following. he will not be
alonc:
am fresh re.r,ri;, with 4 bran new suit.
Aud three hundred aollar- bounty:
an! going down 10 W0oio>A town
ircrr~ent Caledonia County
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{ fAUIiON TO FEMALES
IN DELICATE HEALTH

ID Dos. Pas. IA ..lil : ere NJ Eaji,ojI ST
Boz T. = -u..! lg al diseases iucident the
;a system Pr'Il'>'i- --i ,'- faiiiIl al ihr Womb
FI- alt'l> >lnr'>>I' aI9 oiIcr Menstrual dcran-e-
;l.- A. ala Treated u neW lat TinJipe>. and
>cc'!N reli -GlTalirr "a yers few days - uvariA-
hiN &C. iii:s - f.c ul"ie al l- Iis>i or
-iiIAie ca~> weld GiieT H. Ala TIL afflicted prTsal soon
rel 3,.-> l.. 'crlv,I helgl
nT- Dos hi> no oua. hal greater experience in the
,r-"i diseases ID ~.'icl ilsI all other p >ciau IA
Il l>rvn-
Boarding. accommodations glelli> Nha iaAy wish
!" >'aN an Bh>i ga : lea GIN> AMI = la eztmeuI
Dr Dow. >:llr lisa lay tl his Whole 1t az ri,
L. al "ilcr TaIil- icT the Private DSea>r- I'D
tviiaic Complains. .lyAlsTi cl--~ >lprrsu he
United aldtc>
b-Ah letters 'ni> o"Hiaiu dollar, Ihes Mi,
h, Ice an wcrei ni'e hours ir':n A S-to9 = Y
Boston. JAN -. l>tI. s-.l,t,
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THE S.APONIFIER

CONCENTRATED LTE
Is FOR SALE By E.F. BROWN.
Take Notice.
The United States Circuit Court, Western Dis
trict of Pennsylvania, No. of May Tenn, lS6e
in suit Of the Pennsylvania Salt Manufa cturnig
Co. rs. TH0S. &. CHASE, decreed to the Com
pany on November ID, 1862, The
L y CLU SIEE
right granted by a patent owned by them for tht
Saponitier. Patent dated October u, 1856.
Perpetual Injunction Awarded
THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT I-FACTIRI\II co
OFFlCE-l2I Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
Pitt Street and Duquesne Way.
Pit;sburc. 4S-6Ois
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Essex County Union Ticket,

DAVID H. BEATTIE, Maidstone. Senator.
" W. FRENCH, Lunenburg, ,,aoos
". H. KNEELAND, Victory, !
JONAH BROOKS, Lunenburg, Judge of Probate
CUAS CHASE, Con ord, Sheriff
HENRY HEYWODD, Guilthali, States Att Y
r. +. Gus IMAM, Lunenburg, High Bailiff.
There is no news Of Importance from ih'
Union Armies this week
The steamer Ruth was burned near CAIRO
on the 4th inst. She was bound for Helena
and had on board eight paymasters and then
clerks with S2G0O,O00 to pay Gen GRAFT.
army. None Of the money was saved. 1t is
said thirty lives were lost
In the late advance on Jackson. Miss, letters
were captured confirming the treason Of
James Buchanan. His replies 20 JEFF LAWS
confirm Gen Scots accusations.
Gen Sherman lost a6out l 900 men in the
late operations against Jackson, Miss.
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Caledonia County Union Ticket.

G GHoTas f9 CREE W Eyssa5 senators
jo u. A 6. TjRET BaFns Sutton Judges.
4. l.. FRENCH. St. Johusbury, Judge Probate
IONA. ROSS, St. Johnsbury States Attorney
WM. L. TRUSSELL, Danvi!le, Sheriff
DANIEL COFRIN, Groton. High Rai.iff.
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Caledonia ;'omnsS democratic convention
Ia, y;sll- ai al other conservative men in CAlrde-
,arry. who ~ the rest"Iatia OF the
Dlii" IL sal II naina iniil the constitution a
j.. 5 t q "a. - s.post the ticket Nominated al Tie
s.elnv,T-i. ni ,I held Montpelier CA the
25il J.Te. Te, tested L. meet Al The town hall IN
.Al~ilrr. Tuesday. AZ lcih. al Ia O'Clock m
;4.- dominating county Officers 10 lie Sup
ported II the "ll-.lyi- September eaeCiiu-l-
sE a BAgNEl.D
HIRAM PERKINS, Coaniy Committee
e l.. ING. Ais.
81. juhRSlurA. Au-- IL. lS6s lw
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OF vERMO Mt

81 session q; Probate Court holden al the Probate
uic- ii ~ Jall>lry the sih day ii Au-uSt lc1S.
AN n-rdiE.it. u:pariins to re ii, lat viii and -
i.vlii char Dlr-in. lav - PraGhan IN said Gl>-
.irc-l-. ,rU- fT>Ie. l. Ill- court tx David W
ia T-OiE,i.,-
= ~ r n- all 'ari. that all persons concerned
1iyl,ii To- -iil-d Ia appear session 81 said Court L.
80 E,',E sac PROBATE uIi,r il 81 Jorstury The
-g sy 81 August l>i. aiid show cause. II any They
iaNr tine Probate 90 aid uill- which 5aCr-
-, II iuTiGrr ordered thai crpy The record
Ihi- u-dcr o. ls.il>L,- Ihlvr Wstk >uc,c>ivy Ia The
CALIFORNIAN. printed 81 Jvh>uTy previous ip said
time appointed lnr hearing
ASA l. FRENCH, J G,i-e ci Probate
\ iTu- g.,,y 81 Record.
1.ei Ariesi. asa l. FRENCH Juiee cd PROBATE
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- 4 p o n | T [ E r
CONCENTRATED I'VE.

y reads Family Soap-maker. OF three time, the
strength OF common Potash. The public are eau
toned against TIE spurious articles o: Lye FOR
making Soap. Ne., now offered for sale. The on
ly genuine aud patented Lye Is that made by the
Pennsy l,ania Salt Manufacturing Company, THEN
trade marx foT 1t being Saponi.eT or Concentrat-
ed I've. Tnc grea; success of this article has led
unprinciplci parties II cnIearor 10 initiate it
in collation. to the Comp,ny's Patents
All Manufacturers. Buyers OF Sellers of these
spurious Ives. are hereby notified that the Com
pany have employed as their Attorneys.
GEORGE HARDING, Esq. Philadelphia and
WI. BAKEEWELL, Esq. of Pittsburg.
And thai all Manufactures Users. or Sellers OF
Lye, IN violation to the rights of the Company
Will be prosecuted AT once
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4 gentleman. cured ~ nervous debility. In
,a.IcIel.ry. Premature Decay and Youthful En-. aetna
tel tx = srSlr- L. benefit Others. wal h- hafpS-
furnish all ala. aleeJ IL Tree 0i charge The recipe
il1 :ir-.iaI> making the simple Remey used IN his
T,~- wisiiS 10 profit hy ~ eAea-nCe aud pe>-
>e>> Ealuad- r,-In--Eiil receive. iy return mail
lca-,-ivlly >ysl.,i. hy addressing
JOHN T. OGDEN.
5,tLlg NJ ssa Nassau Street. New York.
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While some % men Ntre a. work on the
9Th inst, in the marble qnarries of Adams &
Allen, at Rutland, some fifty tons Of loose
rocks overhead gave way and fell down about
fifty feet killing one man, Pat Donnelly, i'm
mediately, and injuring three others.
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q TICE. This - 10 CERTIFY that
y have .,ire:s I.lv S".l Mics Coe his time dur.
az the rcrIsi1.5. II ms minority, and shall c.lIl
none 90 h:> csrnI1g> Nor pay any deUts Of hi>
contracting a.;es ts.S U-ie-
EDWARD J. COE.
Arrest { {. NEWELL.
Men Il, ju.S =, 1856. $50
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EWBURY SEMINARY AND
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

Fall ,era begins Ag--2 Winter term Nov
la .3narS ~ teachers fall sa& experienced
E.Nnei,,> n ,.i,rs-, Advantages for both sexes
II tie his4p,, order. MILITARY DEPARTMENT
under i co;aps,,at INSTRUCTOR. For catalogues
Il. ,-.la-> boa-j o- Inoa- apply - The nrin,inal
GEG. {. SMITH
N,...bgrr. Ja,y -. vs., ). -
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iona NJ rrist or Priest Martin l. Green
Curtis Goss DYcr II Norton
ChaS { NOulton FRA Gilman.
Abel GOSs.
The Draft in the Third District.
CONCORD.
Henry w Fry. IRELAND Richardson. Geo.
y. Currier. Hiram Williams, Geo. II. * nights.
VIM. W. Sanborn. George |. Higgins. Oscar
F. Harvey, Elisha Woodbury.. Hubbard
Hastings, Willard Chase. James d. Wallace,
Lorenzo Brown. Harvey {. Conant Wes,ey
{. Drew. Daniel Pike, Geo. {. Fry. Horace
Hastings Robert lsham. John $ Smith,
James H. Fisher james Williams. Dan. ".
Parker, Curtis Gates. Lot W Woodbury.,
VIM. W. MeGregor, Prescott j.. Strseler.
Valentine Hastings.
LCNENBURG.
John \. Foster, Ezekiel Hubbard Martin
\. Burt. John Ca'iey. Charles ". Stewart.
John L. Dawson, Franklin Bell, rhadeus 7.
Cushman. James Powers. Alire,. iaompsrn n.
Austin Hoae. Albert l.arc. Tyler Thom1>,
Daniel Hartman. Charles SilSbv. CIV Cae-
nev. Horar.o Nichols g. l.. Hart>ho~n, VIM
{. Hastings. Albert Heli, Geo. q. Pierce. -
b. ). Chandler, Alvin Basin. l,aac \. Belci,,
h'mo3Li Dodge Simeon Powers. Robert J.
Hartshogn.
GUnpIALL-
Geo O. Crawford. R,yal II. Pl;ibrich
Nathaniel $ buvcr, Eiriy Grow. Chas Gage.
John Hubbard. Cornc.;u~ Flynn. Dan. Flynn,
e'5i i-aiI7 ~'-'' II . -, ', go. "
u g.. - -
'''-e' - '''' : wv. -
NA.''''">i~
be1l- May"sriN' Li"il a I.ampAin' Dec
D..
''' '>'>'-'
LAST HAHN.
oscar J. dihtF' ht".> D ''"N. D"I!iei
WunNI ~ n1,'I' N''" ''''' l. -ioS-s' -
y '''' " '' -
'''',''' w.
t;'i~ !; 9''",rS' ) * - = -. H. '',,' %:
p Wl;,can.h LIN NI.r.. ~. S,,,i.s
pSr;cl, unIl,rl 1.s.,b.r k,;,r. Cn.,l..>
i.y,,s MI. l. S., ,,,..I III. ST.
Flari.v.J. Il. Carrier. Edward Fl.n.e>>y,
David :. >.or.>, Hrrs-y Slack, Frer.inI f.
rtocImf' SIMON ,, H'o"ei' hiram /. Hprin-
I'm '''N 7''''' '''' i''' ''''''' '-'>'
c,x,,x
NJ, L D. C.,.-,.o II,
Gould. J,S.nh French TIL mss ro.,x H..
ace Luther, Reuben ii. q ,uii, Dtnni>on h.
judd IharleS W. Rlniali.
NiCf@"A-
NharieS a: ). HhcreS, a ir2n smith. JOSIAH
~ ""'''e' ''''''''''' IN ''''i"i''S' "ou-' Hi"[e
,,,,,-,.
wm porlb,-., rIn.u,C u,. IL.
NJ. Harvey, Barnard O'ZirI R.n; = R,;lar
rRrvswrcr
Joel II. Eaalisb. Normao G. Smith
Sprasue English, Edwin +. Bailey
BLOOMFIELD.
Frederick c. Norcolt. Orrin p. Lavrv Wm
IL. Norcott, John b. CIo,uh
DIR. I,gD's Prs,cx,r1ov o1iD.
-. -''" VIA '''''
"'1'" "aS '''''s got III" oi 'nls ancient cop
perhead some of those Instruments Al in
removing num- and even those who most re-
Jolcad IN his resignation. do not seem quite
satisfied. and are condemniug the manner n
which :, ras bro,,b, .bo,,, r. H.
.r:,r-1 ,, a. ''"'
chi'''teh VINO nave zone something they are
ashamed .; and are now anxiously casting
about them TO see boy they can atone far
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JOHN GREGORY SMITH, of st Adams.
For L.. Governor,
LDILLINGHAM, of Waterbury.
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For Member of Congress I'd District,
JUSTIN :. MORRILL,, STAFFORD.
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JOB PRINTING. Every kind of print.
ing is promptly executed at this office, in
the hest style aud at the lowest prices.
The facilities of the establishment are of
the first order: good werkmen are EN-.
ployed, aud additions of type and other
printing materials are constantly being
made TO keep fully up with the times.
Union STATE TICKET.
ELECTION TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER !. lN6.i.
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llEI.MBoI.D'S

g FNTINE PRE- PAR.4y yON
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED cnMroTNr
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For Member CT Congress Sd District,
PORTUS BANTER, of Derby Line.
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JOHN Il. PAGE. of Rutland.
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FLUID EXTRACT BUCHT.

A Positive and Specific Remedy for Diseases
OF the BLADDER. KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, AMI
DRoPSICaI SwEIIINGS.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES
h""rR as Heimboid's Genuine Preparation,
HELNRoLD,s EXTRACT " BrCnr,"
SaRSAPARIIlA.
IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
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This Medicine increases the power of d.
geSliun, and exciies the Absorbents into
healthy action, By which the Waiery or Cal
cercps Dispositions, and all Unnatural En-
largements art reduced, IS well as pain and
Inflammation, and is good for Men, Women
or Children
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Union STATE TICKET.
For GOvernO.

ELECTION TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER !. lHt".
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Luther \ Daniels,
Henry r Wilcox
James w. Spencer,
Franklin Fairbanks:
Zela A Richardson,
Carlton r Reach,
Hiram d Pierce,
Selvin Hoyt,
Abija B Smith,
Horace I Barker,
Geo Wilson,
Saml W Burt.
David Stark.
Henry W Steele,
Chas \ Stebbins,
Geo NJ Barney,
Henry " Gaskill,
Geo { Sanhorn,
Henry + Griswo!d.
Allen G Stone.
Fl0rtZ ). Gorham.
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The Draft IN the Third District.
JNENBURG.

John \. Foster, Ezekiel Hubbard. Martin
\. Burt. John Ca'ey. Charles W. Stewart.
John i. Dawson. Franklin Bel, rhaueus I.
Cushman. James Powers. Alirr,. iaomp,rn.
Austin Hoae. Albert Lane. Tyler Thom1>,
Daniel Hartman. Charles Sil>by. CIV Che
nev. Horar:o Nichols. Il. l.. Hart>ho~u, Wm.
{. Hastings. Albert lieli. Geo q. Pierce. :.
Is. ). Chandler, Alvin Basin. l,aac y. Belci,,
kimball Dodge, Simeon Powers. Robert J.
artshorn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-29
DEMOCRAT & NEWS.


FORTUNES MADE BY THE WAR-It i,
generally believed, and with truth that
large fortunes have been made out Of The
war during the past eighteen months.
We have list Of the names Of one bun.
dred and fifty persons who have made
fortunesvaryiug from one hundred thous.
and to million and halt OF dollars
during that period, some by stocks, some
by.contracts, some shoddy, some BY sell.
ing bad vessels to the Government, some
by crackers and cheese for the army, and
some BY disposing Of good offices. These
shoddy aristocrats have added some two
hundred brilliant equipages to the Ring
at the Park, and will soon figure largely
at the watering places. Jay Cooke, the
banker, is said to have cleared three
hundred thousand dollars-minus eight
or ten thousand dollars-for advertise
ments by the conversion of Govern nent
bonds alone. So we go, money is as
plenty ~ dirt. It will soon be time to
spend this spare cade at the summer re-
treats, and the season will be splendid
one-NeO York Herald.
COLONEL D'UrAssY IN PRIsoN.-The
Sing Sing Republican, announcing the
arrival Of Col. DUtassy at the prison at
that place, says:
When he was assigned to shop he
asked the keeper to allow him to 90
alone from the shop to the mess room,
remarking that he deemed it too degra-
ding for him, having been colonel and
an acting brigadier general in the Uni
ted States service, to march with CON-
mon conyicts. In answer the keeper
simply remarked, "Captains, colonies,
and brigdiers arc all alike here all re-
duced to the ranks. When he incident.
ally mentioned that he had a university
education, and was master Of eleven
different languages, the keeper replied,
zone language is all we have here, and
we want very little of bat"
The CAUSE OF MILRoY's PRoMoTIoN.
A Washington special to the Herald |
says: "The cause Of the appointment Of
Mllroy as MAJOR general was the syste-
matte putting of him last winter by
par,isans writers at this point. One OF
them telegraphcd to the Tribune and
Times that Milroy had told the Presi.
lent plainly that if he wanted military
success he must get rid of West Point
,fii .crs.',
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-14

Oh, nut them into power and pod along ndnsriou'y 10
msk both ends meet are le sud ofea times to
d. sp pontmeot and poverty. ., -. III
IL 10 improve Their condition that would restrict si
TO the absolute icy Of the ease and urge
.nds'd OF strict economy and accountability 10 'he e,
be dered travelling Of record In tLss lon
to the necessity Of restrict In the public eSpen"itns' Of
,bs CITY we are serving But not, To the perform
a,ce Of The duty which this trust mpo,e refrain no TO
.ulng 20 this at ect nor fe's Liberty TO Keep rom
our fellow eizen' these convictions found'd upo" ou on"
r experience We well that, IN THIS connrc 'n
We are far FROM perfect Ia the performance oil our own
tons TO our frow-eiE.ns; yet hops while We exercise
toe functions Of our present position thss shs oo" hs
path Of economy prudence wthcat OF M sce
Of religion and pot favor aud when We have
our Isbors all IN merit AZ our own
and within own bosoms tho ssls1"aouon "non
. sound and faithful service commrnts
&. DRAFER. President
ISAAC BELL. Secretary.
JAMES -. NICHOLSON
MOSES H. GhI'NNELL,
Commissi0norA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-14

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF COLUMBIA CoLLrGa
The 6ny-aixth Annual Commencement OF Columbia Wv
lego was held Thursday Irving Hall There W.
lsse aud select audience present Ater music prayer VIZ
offered BY TIE Rev s. H. Weston D. d. Edward Desssl~
President OF tho College Of Ph. scans ard Surgeons
ocaed 10 comforting tho degrees and administering the Hyr
po<stc oath This interesting ceremony ws' most srsee'uV
performed IN the presence Of spprcca'e assembly Of ~
most prominent citizens The following m Of the nAus'
Of the grad rates! =.
Rid Lewis n. Bodman @. Csloosdisn w. 81 CsIpes
,cr john Z: Cay, Geo. A. Christie, tdwsFd Iewi.. A
s. SgS4.. W S,-cS Sa.. ' " M;.b u; a.li /
w Hodssn., e. X. Hogan. James Mataniso% y.
johnson. CHARLES s., kMsIiss'' Nv, Mnl, W. Iva
O. v L. Merrill, IL 4, Mecartn. Thso. A. Ms9nw' ~
Miller Lucus Mills Sherman Morse John D. N,eoil w
Nu,ten Patrick PenderEss, fe'.r v p rts'T smith
". H. Tontsor,6 Levi. ws. JAIME. n W WSss,s
b. Wilson, q. :. Winston, l.. d. FORE" "oo'',-
IN. ,sdss,. 20 tho graduates was delivered BY Chairs
King. LID. His remarks were practical aad POM
When he appealed to the young gentlemen osso'' "-
Aure the use Of tobacco aud referred It's Offensive
doe,srous effect upon the system, HE hssrc" "'" o.
their approval OF sentiment BY their hearty applause
nsi.t.d that a physician should be genIlemsa '"S
from m, Of tho graduates this part ofthsif us
will come easily TO ihsn for thay are sontsmsl W
or tie writer Ia no Judge Of human nature r'o'
smith, n D. announced the prizes - follow" Inc W" a..
VS.. swarded TO A. n. Ball. whose thesis on ho'p"..
creme highly compmsntsd iho ''''Su 49,
awarded J. H. Wheeler, whose thess was on foeum0".
sns productiou Peter v. g. Puyn, Theodore A. Moo,..
and w. NJ Carpenter were houorsbiy mentioned f'' ~
,,e.llspt eTo,ta A. d. Ball, A. b.. NJ d. delivers q.
v,edctory address. which was frequently spp.aaSs
wa, wi.e aud witty. pos,ical and philosophical whn.
Roberts, NJ D.. siumnus OF 1881 delivered tho sddr'"
,,,mri af,sr which tho bencdotiOn pronounced