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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-04
Telegraphio News Items, 10.

Tnh ssiors In IDuialo ars % strike for sl 20 per
day
rur mni,i. Of tn. D.trie. o, colunm. -er, under
arms Yesterday.
Tns Twenty seventh Maine resinept, -ho.e term
Of service in the Army OF the Potomac has sIprei,
re-enliated yesterday. Bravo!
"A LoconorivK exploded At Hslelton, Hsueh Chunk
Co., Pa yesteidsy morning, killing four pc 8, !. aud
voundinG three very badly.
GrsnAL sYkss suceeeds General he,ds in com.
m %.nd q the fiih e%Ip:, snd nd General wsd'vOrth
A. Csov1 and Alfred Day, Inemhsrs Of Company 4,
New York ARTILLERY, were drowned yesterday at San
dy HOOK while bathing Ths.r bodies have not 70,
been rrcovaed.
Tns prisoner ooufned in Fort lafayette we're, on
ThursdAy, removed to Fort Warren. Men are no. at
.ort on hs tort mounting suns and strengthening
A rHIvArs letter from HslfsI, states that the
steamer General Banks lately tried to run out, but
vas obliged TO put back, By m etinss Federal sun
bost which VA watching ner.
GovylsoR YATES, Of Illinois, was shQ. At through
window Whale writing IN hs Office, at rs residence in
Iured. There l, no clue 10 the PEI pstrs.or.
Governor YArIs has applied for command In
Penns vinl. ior Geno.a al MO- tTnnnf, t.ho 10 Aux
ous to b. actylg employed Il shy western otL or
trooIs forssided for she dcieLce Of that State.
FIrTsrs car loads OF fixed ammunition for mu.hets
and ritter, and two car o'ds Of musl-rs, P,,., over
the NoIv!ch and " worc.ster kairosd on Wednssdsy,
sops forward 10 the sat Of var
1T is reliably reported that The Court Of Appeals
will uot render drcson on he const itutI manly OF
the legal tender note, until tho september term Of
the Court.
sosH cavalry and infantry companies were muster
ed into Government seiv vice Yesterday, at w tshng-
tou. to serve ior 81 dave IN oh dienc. to the Ptes
dents ca or the e!cb res. .mrnts already OrlauILed
TINE Seamen's Bank q New York ca y gets 800, 900
OF the one million Connecticut ate BOnds, At ON
" 70 Is per mt premium The ba zuce, Slv00OO Ia
aw'rd do various parties In Hartford, al the same
premium.
GrsEnAl DIs. has written q letter to the Phila-
do phiS cersy men thanking them for their Offer to
wolk on the furtihcations and reminding them that
the orrr /. not lost ght d, but viii bs made avail
ahle In q few days
THs Judges Of the Supreme Court, at Portland,
Name, IN answer 70 Yoinn subniti.i by Governor
Coburne have decided una nimousiy tha' town, and
cities have no legal right to pledge their eIsdi, or
fs ao nioaey by nIation to pay comuutat. on for
citizsus dI aited under the Censcription az
TnR op nion Of the solicitor Of the Wsr Dopartment
Just pbt bod, IN rrlst on to the srrrrt Of deser,.
i.t he effect, that u y Inconsistent with the duty
Of the Provost Aaha to present the deserter 10 the
Court in answeI U . wit Of hGt,ds corpus IL his
duty TO deliver him to the nearest military post.
j, the Pittsburg Common Coundl resolution vas
offered a.kins hs President 10 restore Gen. hcClsi-
IAN. AID. hcrsby offered - . Substitute that each
Alderman orssniEe oampany 10 bis ward for imms-
daAte service; Thn ssodhle 0bsptuts W inmedi'
stely sd0ptpd.
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Warrington, july S.-t Ia stated ths' about 100 Of
hossby's susrllas were last night about two miles
this aide Of Vienna and FsirfaI C1mt Hou.e, Va.
Tie makes ParfsI Court House hi, hesdqu.rt
party Of rebslA supposed 10 bs . portion OF tne
same band are now holdinS Aldie in Loudon onun'y.
They have Of late been hovsrins in front Of the for
tiicatsons on the other side Of the Potomar
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Hrso New Orleans.

The Morning Star arrived yesterday ffsm Nev m.
leans With dstss to June 27th shs hrinss csrso OF
sugar and cotton tl'0,Ooo In American sold and 80
passenssrs On !ssvins Nsv Orleans . report pre-
vailed that Port Hudson bad ben captured. bot the
news wa not confirmed In later telegram rsesiyed
at the Belize
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PRICE ONE CEN

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wsst broadway and Franklin G. Hollinsr'. Rand.
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Ham msr,iey and Houston ,ts. ..Rohns's Hand.
bt,ety ......w wsllace,s baed.
Noun, Mar,is' So. w Rnb"l'. R,nd
Jackson smsre.,.-..,,.,.......k 4 kubcls Bend.
M sv e snS kns..,uec hosd SsUn., vsrma nans
Nlh st, bet s'h and oh syes .Blind Hand.
Mauhati awhile ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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Al .,,, a., ,n., ,,., .,.,,,,. ala Dsmocr., drama
s.eh,u pu,,, lin a.,,c, the oueoips sddrs,s.
Father Rs.d,, oid ro,.. o,.rtst,s vi,, sips The
Yl.s Of our tnlop." .oe, ,h,eh the Declaration Of
Iud,pe,d,nc. vii bs ,,Aa h, Brothe, Thom.. C,
Field Dr.he,, sddr... IN IN. American FLAG vii, 10
rsetsd BY Hosea II. Perkins, Esq An original path.
otic pcsm entitled "Democrsev and the Nation" vtl
Be- read by the author, Henry Murford. EAq. FsthsB
Ksedt Quarets III then sns ssvsFs other pleessss'
h...A H. A a. b.. IA ltya ~
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Details of Wednesdays Battle.
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tlItf1tae 3eileu onpertroute bcnn folto+o
er eoS GIatt 5uIammen. 16ob pa =, ONO
Srtefs@noeIorpe. bic er nit ietnem @ieoei.
rtd8 Cerlteaelte, unc oonn iibsrIdrieb. linn
nun erlt Ihten ibm let9ter um'8 Ser, ~,
meroen, uno nadoem er nod eine Meile
9seontencOu in rte ldue Sommernod,t bin.
| olteaebltdt bate, enttlesete er ficb rc[le os
lOldte oaS Si6t aus, uuD leete li9 au sinem
lpdten S6Lunmer MEIER.
Am dnoern Mcrgen mar Der OterfGrlfer
TT Der S6ieBbolle eifrto benubt, fidb Ieiueu
Secher terdu83uI6teteu, uno ber Grfola
letner SdHlIe elre9te uan9fad, zen yteio
Del TCnfurrenten lIno bod beunrubiate
tbn etnes bas 0luebleibsu IS ul's. tpeloSer
bod init tim gu tpetteiFerH cerIprcden bate.
Nuetn er ntad3te ftd earitber teine @ecanf n.
l'noern i9c6 emlt9 weiter, bic sesen Mittag
Der Irpmmelwirbel rer@ iun0en 8aIeler
2ronmler bic Nufmertiamfett Der in Der
SdteBballe peri Iammelten S6itben ftSrte.
uno tie auF Den Bug rer Sdtpet3er lenfte.
mel9e In mitttdrildem g(ufSu9e ibre SABINE
Dem WualduIle re8 beutlben @hiitenbunoes
Iber9eten pDllten. Die Bitts1uno mar
unIerer Teitlidteit nidt aitnitia: aus cen
nteoft9 ban9snoen 28olfen rielelte e8 Qu=
tan9S nur gang ladte bernieper, ober ro8
JfteIeln rermdnbelte lid, bolo tneinen tr6 |
mencen Dl1tre1en, unb ol8 bic TrpulmlerS |
l@dar ben S9iben5u9 Der S9wei,er aus
Der ShteRballe ab9ebolt bate, aog e8 10 |
ei,er9iIf pom Sinmel be,ab. boB ltpn ei |
nt9e lleberwinoun9 fir rie Nnberen co5u
9ebSrte nm benz Nuf3u8e iia on3uI6le6eo, |
uno bic aSeterIidfeit unter perbdltniBmdBts
8e'tnserer Gbsilnabme itattbatte, ol8 Iie |
rerctente, benu rie 9tspen, pet9t bel biele |
Serbritosran9 Der ihmei5er unb osr beutl&en
Sdliten ausBet1uIdt murben, gsbSrten In
rer 1bat 81 ben trdfti9Fen nnD etnoringlias |
fen ces ganjen 9e1ticnaIielte8.
(Seftiss ng cllt.)
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Die arnte Gp,11Ine.
gtne SefGifte SOm Bramffurter @6useufete,
Ron grani u. gtIima.
{SErf-gotu,,o
(TprtfeBuuG.'

Nul Gldenbeimer ThDre trennter lid bic
gSe9e Der betosn Nan1itten uno rieIe yerob
ldtepeten lt9. Saul .ocGen ptr nod, einuoI
m Die Veitbale 5uriif :? froste Der Okers
fo'lter ieinen Sreunn. Du peiRt. mir I;nt
unern Vuncsleuten nno 9tluaenrIlen nod,
ren ptetS Der Wette i6ultie, Uslhe. :.
SSelde nod nidt entiGieoen TT, fieI ibm
paul lddelno tn'8 pprt Stein, ssreunb,
tltr beute tin idl ni&t mebr gu 8e&erflaue
ano sder5en auFsele3t, unb mir mollen bic
Gntldeinuns ouf n1orgen pertasen.
:. O'e @nt 9eirun9? rerIeste Der Ober=
10 tier; lenun, cie III iebr einfa&, pantt
mtd9 /; oenn leoer pnn un5 betoen bat Neht.
uno }onttt te5oblen mir teire.
Wftt Jatdten, 8ruoerber5! nod bat lid
ia ntht terauaseltsIlt, wel6e BON teioen cte
Nedte 1T VaB mid nur getpdbren mcroen
muB ltd ia olIeS entldiebeu babeu.
Der SberfSriter meinte frpfldattelnb.
oarau8 fOnue er nidt flus tperben, beeniiate
lId oann letuem Jreunbe auf mpreen Elm
Stellotdein in Der Sdle6baue 5u oeben,
nno l18te 0errn 9. uno ieiner Gamilie quite
9tdht.
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nbioeut @IoSs ertntn. Dis sas6aR Ia gut ks 1irfe ~
msrob Tetren eussSDsSstth tsE UerbxerGr Trsts IS
- EerScflets atiature s1fen nobaes tSnneu
so oeidu.r Wnaobe bet eSSmrtcre w. s. e. Gnlh IN pD'
erfvss, 9ree NAB BIZ aseeau Ee@ reeah eteE
KSeiIS See RanSeS aeEdiGt eFbaiss1. gags
STe WsSfraot blstteN rena ptoGttn+ n Oer Otss Rns
sssora.r QIrtySsr .pr DisSnffgn eet0 Notgentsn.
IE1Ess San Ues ysrsasns BIS Q ilbr 6Senhs.
@a %. ~ GressA
WAh WSeasRs&hEs Easseassl
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81 3 b II It u Il.

glteb bss tHaeliden Golleems Der gDuntdr3te In ap
BON erabarter eiaeS Der eEten mfosnasn @pafen ber
9epit Tern 2papUn paris Vblabelpbid unO auperen
Stltten 3ueebrGt but eir9e Der ten Senen
pouenee bon he cit tic Getidte Nebisin pets In.
sabltee geenbe rte an Sbenanen gerp6tl unb antern
8leintsteiten u. + u. Wmrsen auaenbldli& 8ebetlt.
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ur.he.l rer 9DrelTs.

Die reIe &dufute petde mdlrenb Der Eebtu iiebeneHr
Sabe III eic er @hlta! tiy ZEN unb bic ARenge MIDI
tinr punolr5tiiden Gofra tpnen, meGe 3r. SphutD
brts tenen Die 3itun88 FappCrtcur uno ptee anbere
Walen tritst Wnrbo unt enbt o. IN 8eSus anf eren
Gbol after ais Gbre in 8eu9 cuF @tarafte nnb e~
rt1entoiefe iHh XelHenhen cine hinreenSe CSendhr"
letRNna.
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y?0ti}.

8 oitt plee unYpTe unb unfeteutette Qlta6fdber
toelta ib ais &er5 sgeben uno Or s,hnpno Infun
II : ~ erbarn d,e ltno ne adrid,e Mndmader irte ibr
Qtten annatt Ger eben NiiIendDa Der Dtenn nte-
frieen grnfe ipipmeten, td jcet e9en11Bt8 8ebeete
Mert nl en- penl liner 0Drenen unb ritS urges Abuen
Zen i'd, an brdngen ate etnptett Ier wrle 81 dit
der QBele In lire oInts sertug Gdben un rrnt
rem gr Spfltpn bit bsBbaIb fur npthmenbie Sn ere
fpa6nep bcraneer8 ir @p6c pe!GD nit pn,m Rufe uuter
tam tD eds eine 8ssauttBun0e poer 9piOme befantte
In lstner Slite Iiegen. #se...
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,rl sErgmfg.

9r syrAufpn iii bsr enstec. re9eu,aRie eebtete NrSt
tcflder Die Setltg 8r 9rantp ie dnSstet. gene
Nsittel nnp Sebanblung iih6 allen Fateen 8dnsb unbe
fanpt Gr heran8etlee opn etnen Qeten refeS In
bearSEtn rpitGler GurppaS unb hem eren oieIeS Qa,
beS ,ub a6te ndp,ltG @neanb, Rranfretd nn6 In tent
9lcdes Nbtlabeptd 10 unb Bat cine aus ebebn
tere Wraris ais dGle anberet Nerste bsr gDelt.
Der, ueld,er d ber gfeee he's Or. pbnfpn het sitt
fam f oertrauen ietne gbre ais Mann unb ietne ge-
i'd dltd3teitnlS Mr3t. 4 As- @. s@
San6 BON g3nlttmCtefs. neben ber ,,Nrbeiterbale."
6auttrantbsttsa tuerben l@nell Setetlt. a.
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6 e

beSenfen tas etr eenher @ea etn geeer &5rrer
tbmen t9ten Grfcrrernie sur etelide I dIeltateit
iap a fteis wre bic Geie res Qetns traurtseu
@tgerapr Die Nuaiht,n hes Eeb nS rerrferu Iid ulp
l9 bic cele w;rb erertfien Gersweifuna urb
ldndpltf9cn Setra6tun9en tGb uns bic 8reIpeu. Yfde
Abpere eerestn refweeert fnr.
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@.fahtIt6e RronfAeit.

gBeun Der irresseitste unslus Singing auSnbet ba6
ben etnt bteer hmer'batea &rantbet snt au8tncm-
fubl ore. bic dart G1tbeInn8 tbn aD6redt, tde
Sene su srenbeH au webe 3et3e tDr @rsebua unb
parte ldnse tt bic Spmptpntt hse8 drefIien ue6sls
pie s.. .. eth NIT eeidw ent;1neees ais, clue b6e
Stale G@mer i'm Fppfe uno IN ZEN @ltrerg Ab1abme eS
@edts Geubbet Auew di her Saut, &upen at ben 8t-
men no grmen Snnen i'm '~eI unp au ben Grtremtd
ten @ 3tgen, pe tanR bieie etel NIT elmer re ltGen
Se SSr m sr a s 1srgf hr rer
bett ei @saetdne te gRtfetrS w'rb Erb eiuen
i@rethen 2eiceH baturG Elm @nbe madt tns i'm na
enem 2aube qrin9t nen etn Meiferter 3ur6tebrt
GS til ene traurge 8tdicte, to6 Gauente fieisr ritt
barren arantNet 0vsr iaasn tn 5elae ter nse ids
itftt unwtiienre p.abter hee nurd Qnpsubung ieRss
tortlden 0tteG ne8 e ur3 Gle Gcnutrn nern{den uIe
ren Rei tes yetenG IN etn stenees Das pertraubeIr
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Sun1e 8 ute,

bic G burd beimfe 9aif eeidwdG taben bic lie 70 eft
bpen 4euten in Ger due lernen, beren Sol
gen fe oand9t fpiren, ielOt i'm S6afs, burd qptutip
men, bic, ungeheift. te @te uumSsttd MAIDEN unS
&6per Getu serbren fcuten ioprt te n5ttts tt
te than. Sc!Ge @erOnen meu teucr e enneten IN lie
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Orsant he SdItud [.e

ntro nnoerslt9 eetet un6 Gie nole 8ra reber berae
teut 2tees tur@ttare Ye en- wtsr cas- 9fbe eleuo nb
bic @he unb GaGfcmmtnia unnt6eti6 madt tf.oit sa8
yrs Derer ote ttren Sci eMidaften nbfOanen rStne
lie teren Beeen ntt aenas tenuen Sb1le lie anb bmr9
Strfturen Rieterf4lesen I'm Sarn @tetn unO anrere
abem entieten fann 10 TT e rod etaenttett cine 8clse
res Wft6br nd'es ter etelfen Srsdne er aber min eS
iananen bd e Rra ber Grseueune eber opn Denen rrs
rem ~tra he m hetmlt&en 81 ereeben, ais 9eaeu
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Wciclaeere III beeMsen !

Or. suhpfsn betet alen Dtnen ieie 6aiie nsfde m
6ur ride eeteie unb unatirlt6e Geta unb 86rper aer
florence r bie Ar6et bic @eielfbae unb bic unfGbs
utadbente GaEe oeCbp16t odber.
Str no sintae er traurieen ltb tttldcRwertben Scl
gen &c" fruben @eDrbnbsten es rafers Gw de i'm Rf
Ten un6 ben Gerern, Slersen int 9rpf SGwaGe ces Gie
it5 9erlu Der Dtu felfa Ser sfiUpfsn b6ie tnri6e
Wa9eniGni6e ltnrrbnuna fer 8ertauungs Srgoue ogse
racine GnttroFtnng. Spmppr1e ber S5d)mtAbIudht>
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Vt, hetrat6yfe Oevfonsu,

pter Sode. ete d su Uer6eiratben beaStteen ,tnb 6
ptslaer Sdmdte enes Stute Miles be,pust
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pine Nurt d anrertraun unb ssperhd auf feline drits
Tide @efGtGItdteit perlaIier.
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OeiRte.

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Cine 6eiiuag IN 2 Ga9ea 3uae19est.
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Der etn3tss Nr3t, tpstGer on}stgt.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-04-29
Abolition LOYALTY.

The AHeghdnldR makes a fierce decent
upon Lieut.. Edward X. Dunegan of the
125th p. V. because he would not sub
scribe TO bitter partisan Abolition resolu-
tions, endorsing the diabolical wicke6ness
of this administration. 1t doubts Mr..
Dunegan's {" loyalty" and impeaches his
integrity, because he refused to do that
.' which is the duty of every soldier the
endorsing of Abolition sentiments, to be-
sure Ii contends that Mr.. DUNCAN, be-
ing 90 soldier SPORTING shoulder stTrlps-
is BOUND to subscribe to those pripci-
ples;" and adds, thai Mr.. Dunegan in
refusing 70 do so, is guilty of perjury =
that he has regarded his oath as mere
rope of sand. Here citizens of Cambria
county, is the stalking blasphemy of the
.4lleghaTian, against ore of your eompeers
who was born and reared in your midst /;
a man whose political faith is that of four
-fif1hs of the citizens of this county; a
man who has gone forth among the
swamps of Virginia, to DO service TO his
country. willie his vilifyers, who keep up
show of patriotism and "loyalty," BIZ
decorating their dwellings and cow
stables with ten cent fiags, are lurking ut
home. preferring blasphemies and charges
Of 6 disloyalty" against all those who
will not subscribe 10 their netarious heter-
odoxy. Mr.. Dunegan is young man of
honor and high respectabilify and his
word to-day, we venture to assert, will 20
farther among the people of this county
than viii Mr.. Bankers; man, because
of small advance ment in the price o:
shuck, is in favor of prolcnging this war,
that he may fatten and thrive on the sighs
of the widow end the tears of the orphan.
For q man to be sianjered by such au-
thority as the Abolition organ. down
street, will, in an intelligent community
like this, fail to produce the desired eff CT
against one whose character is as high
above that of his abolition traducer n
the sun is above the siaenant pool upon
which, it shines. The very fact thai
Mr.. Dunegan rePudiatcd those resolutions
and would not subscribe 10 them, IS er7-
dence that he possesses moral courage s;itfi-
cient to resist the temptations OF arbitrary
power, which for the present, might en-
rich his pockets with greenbacks, but
would, nevertheless, damn him in ever
lasting infamy.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-04-29
Delegate Election.

At the head of our columns will be
found the usual call of the ChairmanNof
the County Committee, for a Delegate
Election. Ii is TO be hoped the Demo
cracy of the county. everywhere, viii at
tend to this important matter. 1t is an
erroneous idea for Democrats (as we have
heard it sometimes, to say they will not
meddle in the primary election, and con-
scquently, if the nominations do not
please them. they are under no obligations
TO support them. We do not think this
doctrine prevails to any extent. but it
may be we'll for every Democrat to con-
slider, that if he stays away from the Del
egate election, and the ticket when NOM
mated, does not please him, he has no
body to blame for it but himself The
man who fails to assist in sending in good
representatives to the County Convention,
should no, complain if the nominations
do not please him; because his remedy is
in the primary elections. Every Demo
crat is bound, by the usages of the party,
TO support the nominees thereof; because
he is supposed TO have assisted i'll placing
those nominees on the ticket. Notice is
| always given in advance, and every Dem
ocrat is called upon 10 assist in placing a
| ticket in the field to be voted upon at the
October election Thus, it viii be seen,
by the beauty of Democracy, the people
have the power of government in their
own hands if they would but attend to it.
Let the people bear in mind that they are
the sovereigns, and that thepersons elected
to Office are their scrza,.ts. And bearing in
mind this great Democratic principle of free
government, it behooves the people to Sc
lect through their representatives good men
-trusty servants, to occupy the offices in
their gift; and more especially at this time,
wien the heresy OF Abo!iiionism,s which
teaches that oilice-holders are the masters
of the people, is being forced upon us by
oath bou;Id lcaguers ard the influence OF
grcenbacks