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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-02

slave as iwas ITO Bsbels -
aied, ~a would hsve teea asp,as
ai's sSg .,aim gives hy aaroeA
d y sisted hat ,wo fotmidss
shPsoi-wa' e extraordinary speed 5tling
oat ssoos y elr pers oessje.y lorho
geyerpmea,, reio beeons nosaioaly NICK
eau, bot will ~ ,@uAaA with Aaef;s
seamen, aud 50 play re seme a-' aste.
specs F,encb shgYpg fas lyce 5sn.
tv tAe Alabagna s.Natd A;Dcsisan. ae
land has introduced his new style Of neu.
trali,y, and il she should chance to tall into
foreign or domestic war. she may exp, ct
to see it tried upon her commerce on
grand scale.
place before the rebel batteries at Fred
ericksburg. a letter writer says, rather
nights; Ont beyond our picket lines, seve-
raj soldiers driving a COW behind knoll in
the face of the enemy, and milking it.
/ The ARMY OF the REVOLUTION
| Whole number enlisted from the beginning
to the end Of the war, 23l.969 OF this
| number, New England furnished 1880
or more than haf Massachusetts furnished
67. 1877, being more than by all the States
south of Pennsylvania. Connecticut furn-
ished FIVE times. ard New Hampshire twice
as many as Virginia, and even Rhode
Island lacked only $50 Of yirginia's
number.
There are at present twelve vessels Tin
Guiding one United Slaes gunboat) in pro
) cess Of erection al Bath. The eleven mer-
chant vessels will, in the aggregate, carry
b tween ten and eleven thousand tons.
Ship building is more brisk all along the
} coast than ii has been for many past winters.
The thir,y-cighi condemned Indians were
hung at Manka;o. Mimi. Friday afternoon.
The ga lows was so constructed that all fell
, at once. Several lbousand sp' ctators were
in attendance, ard all passed off quietly.
. The newspapers very generally are
urging some recognition, by meddls promo
! lion, of those Draw fellows who led the
!, forIorn hope in The laying Of the pontoon
bridge al Fredericksburg.
During the recent fighting in North
; Carolina, chaplain OF one of the Mass
achusetts regiments who was on The field
seeing one Of the men Of Battery B, Sd
New York artillery. being horne Of
wounded, said to him, were You supported
by Divine Inspiration ?" MOI was the
reply, 1--WE were supported by the 9Th
: New Jersey"
n THE WoUNDED.-It is said that a very
, large majority of the wounds received by
i our soldiers at Fredericksburg were com
:? paratively slight, and that at least two
i thirds of the wounded solliers will be ready
; to take the field again in the course of q
few weeks.
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rxsrixos1A1s.
n Otice.

NTor1rr I. hsrshx given that the Bellows Falls Canal
~ Company apply to the suprene sputt o. tn a.
of Vermont next holden Al Newnns IN ana ,ot =.
county Of windhan the 18th day OF February hfA
order settle their tariff Of tolls according 70 a~
Esss.rgA.-a rsc =. fSn ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-02
American & Foreign Patents.
II. II. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENT.
Late Agent OF the u 5 Patent Once Washington made,
the Act Of 1897 J
rs STATE STREET, opposite Rilby Street, BOSTON

FTER an extensive practice e upwards of twenty years
IA continues to Patents in the United Sta also
in Great Britain France aud other foreign countries Ca
Specifications Bonds Assignments and all Papers or
Drawings for Pate Is, executed liberal TERMS and with
despatch American Foreign works
determine the validity utiy Of Patents or Inventions
and legal or other adsee rendered = an ma.s.s .ans
by RENTING One DosS Assignments recorded at wash
The Agency is not ony largest in New gpgiand hui
through inventors have advantages tor securing Patents
Of asceranng the pateptbiy of inventions unsurpassed
by If mmeasufahs saperior TO which can be of
fered them elsewhere. The Testimonials below given
that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PATENT OF
FIE than the subscriber and SUCCESS Is THE BES T.
PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, he would add
that he has believe, and that
at ne oher Office of the the charges for professional
services moderate The immense practice of the sub
serbss Eias the twenty Yeas past has enahed hun To
mus vast col ecton of specifications and Official dr.
clions relative to patents
These besides his extensive library Of legal and mechani
works. and tuu Of patents granted the Unit
and Europe, HIM able hey question 70
oasr superior facilities for obtaining Patents
All necessity for journey to Washington to procure
patent and the usual great delay the here asrd
| yentors
TEsTisoSIALs.
81 regard Mr. Eddy of the capable asd sHfss,
l practitioners with whom have had official ptereourse
! CHARLES MASON, Commissioner OF Patents
AZ no hesitation in assuring that they en-
not employ person competent and irftseTs'y
capable of putting their applications in fli ~ ~
cure for them ~ early and favorable eonsidsrrf''
Late Commissioper Of Patents
Mr. r. II Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appnes-
tions. all but ONE of which patents nave zen
and that Is pending. Such unmfaNaoe 49, - ii
talent and ability his part leads me 70 s,v
inventors to apply TO bin. to procure me- bs,ox "a
be of having the most faithful s''eu.so "
on their cases and ~ very reasonable
During eight months the subscriber in course OF MS
large practise made eced sppica 800
APPEALS EVERY ONE Of which was deciasl ~ my
By the Commissioner Of Patents n. n
Boston, bee IL, 1862 WY
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that should have been engaged is ample to dis
pose of any Rebel troops likely to have been
SO far up the YazoO. II may be deemed pru-
dent, however, to wait for more positive in.
formation of these successes. Probabilities
have been known to dirappoint u. in this war
before now.
If tho expedition has really captured and
passed Yazoo City, which is 100 miles above
Vicksburg, its arrival near Haines Bluff ought
to be automatically announced at very early
day. Its presence at that point is expected to
give US on important success. Homes Bluff
is 10 tho rear of Yicksburg, and so near it as
to form part of its system Of defense. Enough
of the localities is not known 10 make it safe
to speak positively, but it is supposed and
hoped that the capture Of this position may
prove the key to vicksburg itself. 1t must at
any rate put the expeditionary force in q
position to give most efficient aid to the main
attack, and it seems at present so vital to the
success Of the whole Vicksburg business that
VIC await with keen interest tho confirmation
or contradiction of the reports already received.
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longer than shall be necessary to bring the
Rebels back 10 loyalty to the Union and Con-
s:itution we emphatically deny. Were the
Rebel States TO say to the Federal Govern
ment tomorrow, Withdraw your PrOclama-
ton of Freedom, and We will each return to
loyalty, elect Members to the next Congress,
and fulfill every constitutional Obligation" we
hold that the President would be at perfect
liberty to accept the offer if he saw ft, taking
care that every one, whether White, Black or
of mixed blood, who had adhered to and
served the Union in the struggle should be
shielded from persecution therefor. But that
ha could cOnstrain the State of Georgia. or any
other State, persistently to treat within her
own boundaries and jurisdiction, persons as
free whom she chose to regard as slaves, is not
evident to US. II he might, some one can
any under what provision Of the Federal Con-
stitutiOn.
We have thus answered Dir. Pottss iu-
quiries according TO our own understanding
and belief We have no official light on the
subject, and pretend to none. We are willing
to hear what wiser men have to say on the
subject, but prefer that they say it cOurteously
md cbnritably.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-16

ID on Jose Polo de Bernabe, from Havana, arrived
at this pert on Saturday evening. She has crew
of five hundred snd nine men, mounts forty-one
guns, and has engines of ok hundred horse power'
left Havana on the % inst, aud brings mail from
the United States blockading squadron of charles
ton.
On Saturday evening the Poles Of this city held
spirited meeting, at which they expfe''ou 'n0'
profound sympathy with their brethren In arms
against the Russians, in their struggle Tor natohai
independeoce. Arrangements were mace LOT d iu'
ture mass meeting ST which men OF every ns'ion'
atty haviog sympathy with Poland Will be present.
An scnjcstion 10 Chancellor Green, on behalf
Of CharI Lewis recently sentenced to death, Ior
writ Of error TO the Mercer Oyer and Terminer, has
been denied. When Lewis was informed OF the
decision be is said to have remarked that he did not
expect anything else in New-Jersey.
Early on Saturday evening, fire broke out IN
the candle factory of X. G.. Mitchell & Co., near
Fourth street, on the First avenue. The loss Is
estimated at upward Of $5O000 The insurance on
the premises does not cover two-thirds Of the loss
There is bill before the Canadian Parliament
tons. owing to the demoralzing influence they exert
upon the community.
The Hon. John w. Noell Of Missouri, member
of the late House Of Representatives, died on Satur-
day, at Washington, after several weeks decline
Tile steamship Teutonia, from Southampton
Feb. 25, arrived here yesterday. Her news has
been fully anticipated.
The arrival Of Secretary Chase, on Saturday
morning had tendency to check the Stock movement The
changes however generally importer, In the share
list and later ia this day generally Understood that MI
Chase had intention doing anything calculated to disturb
the present easy OF the Money market In Govern
the demand active mostly foreign account AUD
the Coupons Of 1881 sold TO l03 The 80 Of 1874 sold Is high
a. ga In Gold there much done, but tho make
stead, At the Second Board the feeling better anc
thee considerable deposition TO buy tie leading iances
Governments did quite sustain the high prices OF thu
morning but in fair demand at The o'clock call la In
change there been much done, and quotations
nominal Sterling It's. l76 Ffesht remain inactive but
rates heavy God was Ia fair donsud during the day
ls7idssi closing 1871 bid and l5s asked The volume
bushes. the week reduced sbou. oneha from tn
preceding week In money the supply to good borrowers
ample sd7 y Paper is in moderate supply, and
pissed low Choice Endorsed it' go a, 5d6 cent
and in some instances u q cent and pomnen
| single will 60 ct the same price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-16

Legal Voters Of CONNECTICUT! II your
heart is with JEFF. Davis and the Shareholders
Rebellion, vote so as To afford them all posi-.
be aid and comfort. They openly exulted and
fred cannon over the election Of our Seymour;
they will haze even better reason to do so il
yours shall be- chosen. But if you are for the
Union and It's Constitution, Government lave,
and flag, let nothing keep you away from your
State on the first Monday in April, and let
your very best be- done for Gov. BUCKINCnA,,
aud the Union tIckst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-16
GENERAL NEWS.

In the New-Yerk Sac Senate on Saturday, an
upfavorsble report was made the bill confirming
Commissioners Of Deeds irregulsrly appointed by
the NewYork Conimon Council and the report was
laid ON the table. Among tie bills introduced war
one donating $4,000 TO tho Ne ~-York Hygeia Co..
lege.
In the Assembly petition wss presented asking
for the regulation, by The Legislature, Of TIC Staten
Island Ferries. A uum or OF bills received iayora-
be reports from the ConiuH,tees, among which we're
tho Broadway Raiiroad bill and the bill for the in
corporation Of the Soldiers Home. Bills were intro
duced TO repeal the South and Wes-streets Railroad
net; amending the law for the and coec-
tion OF taxes ia this cny relative to the Ne~York
Fire Department for tue pay ment Of the expenses
Of enrolling the militia this CITY, and the bali Tor
railroad IN this city 10 connect the various ferries
The bill pcorpor sing the Wome's New lOrk Med
cal College was referred, with power to report
complete. TIE bill for tue election Of the Croton
Aqueduct Board was passed.
Our Port Royal advice, are up to The 18th inst.
Gen. Hunters movem nj mad not yet comuepced,
but an indication Of it viii be found in the Geaersl
Orders issued 90 The 9Th. lie sayo that after long
and wearying delays due 70 over which no
Jus tlHc!4t BdN fOn FD Nlo Hab
at length the cheering prospect Of active and very
important service. On the same day, Gen. Hunter
Issued an order relieving Brig. Gen. Nagee from
duty, AID ordering him to New-York, TO report TO
tLe AJ)utaut'Gtnera. Another order, issued on the
I'D, directs the drafting Of all tie aJe-5Oded me-
groes IN Tie Department between tho ages of Is and
50, not otherwise employed by the Government, to
garrson tue various forts Further interesting par
ticuars will DO found in our comprehensive corre-
spOndence.
The Loyal League meeting at the,Academv of
Music on Saturday evening a triumphant enc.
cess. Tie vast building was packed with auditors
iron, doorway 10 dome, and great numbers Of per.
cons wore unable " gain aomittance. A large
number Of ladies' grsced the meeting with their
presence. The platform was crowded with dis.
tinguished men. Owing % the iDdsposition Of ecu.
Scott James r. Brady esq, was called to the chair
speecaes were made by Gen. Wool, Gen. Cochrane
Mayor Opdyke, Gen. WetmOre, Senator Wright O
Indiana, and Gov. johnson of TennesSoee
On Saturday night, man named Gayon mad
en- unproyoked attack upon j. Norris OF tue IT,
..nboa, S4bine, 10 John MeehaL's drinkng-shop
80. % Cherry street. lie nearly severed three o
sayon's ingers from his leit baud at the hrsi pass
ID aferward stabbed Inn about the throat an'
,e, digging out his sicIins right eye. The assas
~ WAS taken 70 the iouibs, and tie vic.Im 20 "
Hospital.
--1be United siaies Sci ate terminated an extr;
seegion On Saturday. No business wss transacted II
nuLljc. An executive sevripn WIG heid, ana III,
Pr.sjdepts nominations aotea UPON At 2 o'clOcl
,,e doors were opened aud the pre-id'ns oai or in
pounced The Senate hdjOarn.d ""e die.
-4Ls spaaisD steam Iis.tS C44s.. y osari0c0r'
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The n. \. Express nlbbles at our article
" Is it Preludicel" after the follow ing fashion,


"h be prejudice only it /. also we'll just heed
Tor mems pudie-s uy their actions ana loug rnK
TmSE excludes all pegtoes from its editorial press AID
pni roO. It SHOW, just much OF prejudice tho iest
of anahd 1he kditos boast deal Of their ssa
for tie negro but Is 10 besitins ouiy'
We entrcat The Express not to repeat
again the statement TINT we boast "a greut
deal of our regard for tho negro" for 1t Is
utterly untrue. For the thOusaDdth time, We
repeat that We have no peculiar regard for
negroes, aud never pretended to have. We
regard fhem precisely as they aro regarded by
sevcn-eIghths Of the intelligent and rational
Whites of Christcndom. For Human X ghts,
for Impartial Justice. for the Right OF tho
Laborer to his Hire, We Rave sincere re-
gard; for negroes no particular sympathy what.
ever.
We never did "exclude negroes from our
establishment. On the contrary, u very black
one was employed in our press-room several
yeurs-wc believe until be dlod-and nobody
dreamed of taking Olense at 1t. We employ
whoever can render us the best service for the
wages We can afford to pay, aud expect to do
50 to the end. If any person We 50 employ is
Objectionable to any one else in our establish
mcnt, the offended person has ut oil times the
right to leave. But We never have had trouble
on that head, aud defy Tie Express to make
w any.
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WENDELL PHILLKPs's GRAFTON ON
TOUSsAENT L'OUvERTlRR.

The SrMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE Of Mareh Is, con-
tains fill report Of Ph'aIps's magnificent Ora
ton, ,ch,ca uas delivered 10 c-otrded audiences IN
New. York and Brooklyn, on IVednesday and Thur'-
day eren,ngs. No more 'Htere't'ng reading can be
sent 10 soldiers rkO are fighting our battles, and
erery person relo la, r,ends an the army should se
hat they are supplied. Price, in ~r0Pper', ready
for mailing, 5 Cents. Three Dollars Per 100.
Address 7HE TRIBUNE, Nev- York.
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THE UNITED STATES TAX LAW
As AMENDED.

We shall publish on 7'uodoy, March II. a
pamphlet edition Of tie United States Iaz Lar,
Nth the amendments, passed at The late session Of
Congress. IL riH also contain alphabetical lat
of articles tarcd. Price 10 cents. 81 per 100.
address TIE 2'hIBJNE, Nete- York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-16
LOYALTY AND SLAVERY IN Wal:
AND IN PEACE.
t. IN, Editor Of 7h,N. Y. Tribune.


SIR: VIII you please to inform your readers what
you mean by the Ismsrk contained in your article upon
Ioocey published this uofae shs. have doub, that
any state might It's saves by prompt and thorough
withdrawal from the Rebellion"
A. read those who formerly ia the States
affected by tho Presidents Proclamation Of January thoosh
ye, actually Fred, are lsasly Fse-nov and forever
reusn tree and they csopo be Teenyed by power
upon earth .hst ofh. usntes 10 It TO be suppo.ed
that the Administration IL prepared 70 buy sles with the
prc. fyins soulsto na itself with all that is Infamous
l. +, this which to expect from the Adminission
which uphOdingl WILLIAM POITS,
Mayeh IL. 1903. No III broadway
Reply.
Mr.. PORTS: fbe spirit and tone of your
note are not remarkably courteous; but we can
bear even inclvllity from one who gives his
name, while we would kick an anonymous
letter Of like purport under the table, before
reading three lines Of it, Waving ceremony,
therefore, We proceed to ans wer your inquiry:
/. As to what the Administration 10 pre-.
pared" to do or not do in the premises, we
have no knowledge and intImated no opinion.
The remark to which you demur had reference
purely and solely to what We understood to be
the natural and necessary operation of constitu-
tons and laws.
III. Three or four years agO, the State OF
Arkansas saw fit to enact that every person OF
African descent who should be found residing
in that State at an early day then future
should be sold into perpetual and hereditary
Slavery. Thut this wa most UNJUST, afro
cious law, we have no doubt; that any foreign
Power one or more OF whose subjects should
have been enslaved under that law would have
nterPoNed-and with ample reason-we believe;
but that there was any legal redress, as
against the State of Arkansas, by Afrlc-
American Inhabitants Of that State, we have
never heard suggested. That nothing could be
zone LOT them IN the Courts of the United
olates' 30 long a. the internal decision of that
C"uit Id The case Of bred Scott shall be TO.
eardeo as law, seems to us unquestonable.
Ill. lie late House of Representatives, on
the 22d OF July, leo,, passed, by a vote of
III to 2 (oolh Copperheads, if we mistake
not), tire fOIloAiut:
Ie,ar.d Tia. the pc aeporsb.- civil v,h.. -.
rced non the c'uGiy ly tho daupi,p.t. Of the
c. sow revolt vst tie sti,utonl =.
In HJnis srOuuJ To- NlA. IA tas u.lua.
Coasfefa 1snis a. i-ci1l nlsC pton a.. .s.rn,
m-tt all cole o1S u - 70 lbs ~eoie c,ae,r ,s.
pIesinn Ol ioi ~ Plpse feopqut OF ushto or of
he purpJss OF o. iei eIiag win IL Isnt.
anu esia .l..Lel .Ituiio-- II 'to-. ctass."
Livery Word Il til, IcsolTe waS true
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FROM WASHINGTON.
SOME LATE COMBINATIONS
THE SPECIAL SESSION CLOSED.
NETWORK SENATORS sERENADED.

LETTER FROM HALlECk TO ROSECaANS.
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liable to be used-for the support Of tho Re-
belliOn.
VII. But suppose the Rebels were to-mor-
row TO lay down their arms and return to un-
conditional loyalty, ard their several States to
be thereupon recognized and accepted as MEM
bors of the Federal Union, md suppose them
tbereupOn to reniiirm and recnnct the laws
under which slaves arc now held BY them 10
spectiyely, what is to override and subyert
those laws within the sphere OF their legitimate
action Suppose, even, that every slave now
held in Georgia were actually set free, and
that Georgia, having returned 10 loyalty and
been again recognized as an equal member OF
the Union, should proceed to reduce them once
more 10 Slavery, whnG does MIR. Potts propose
10 do about it We have not tho smallest
doubt that an ex-sIayc living in any Free
State, who should be pursued IA fugitive,
might plead the Presidents Proclamation and
his virtual acceptance OF It's conditions by de-
serting tie Rebels aud adhoring to the Union
as IA bur TO his ex-nasters claim. But that
the Union, OF any ono acting under its au-
tlOflty, cOulu intciP opc oct"con wv u"t"o WI
naturalized inhabitants Of Georgia and over.
ride the Constitution and laws of that State
she being peaceably, inlisputably, Loyalty within
the Union-aBd defeat the claim OF the ono 10
Hold the other as hls slave We do not under
staud. The Precedent has not assumed tO
abolish the laws 81 any State-much less to
forbid their reeuactment after the perfect restO
ration OF the Union.
VIII. That the Rebels will persist ia the
Rebellion to the utter overthrow and extinc-
tiou If Slavery, VIC deem morally certain.
That 1t would be- unwlse aud perlous on their
part 10 attempt ito reestablshmoIt, even were
the War to end Tomorrow, We cannot doubt.
But that our Government has IN any manner
pledged itself to continue tho Wsr ono moment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-16

ConnEcrlos.-rhe hrst Van Areken prize ut the
Commencement Ofths kewloIk MEDICAL College awarded
10 HsuIy LsbNon HGtt
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TO CORRESPONDENTS
No notice can be Of ANONYMOUS Communication
ph.,.xsY for Insertion must authenticated
Nv an. Name ana address. writer-noi necessarily ioi
pohlcstiop bps as guaranty Tor hls good faith
Nscsnnol undertake 20 return ec'eo Oomnunicsnons
An ho.,ns letters or once should Dc addressed "a
~THs TRIBUNE" Ne~-forx
Spirit of the age., 1863-10-26

1t was the morn of Earth's primeval
Sabbath and the "Hosts" of the
great uncreated gathered here to con-
secrate His last and noblest work, to
his own holy use. Between the Tree
of Knowledge and of Life" the
"Great White Throne" was fixed. A