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Excitement in Oh.

Cbhs~bus, Ohio, August h.-Grr,t eIcdtsmcnt
Or-vsied here ysstesy aftenoon, In eoosoau,nec o.
- tsAriry down by tho Invalid soldiers of dag an
vkArh "a inscribed the nsmes Of vsiAId CHAM and
evsA.
The 'Coppnheads" upon this commenced sA.her
- tnS.a ertns for vengeance on the sn,Asr Of
- act- "A n Aid colder vas hady beaten for sp
Eo~ins Of ,se act All ths soders in ~ city v"r
ssrSsee and put the susrdhoss, t. proveia farths
G3auSkAlces.
In ths .vsnius the C~ppvheads ssscmhlrd before
shs doss Of the store where de flag % torn do.n,
nd sftsS psraains through the sueets La crowd re-
esrnsd 20 the store again and pre'en.Sd The ~nra
With new ass. which sii b hung out sSsin 70 dsy
Further trouble 10 apptshe udoh.
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ns..us E..y e.. r;nhe, ., oy,-g.. = .l;:.:s -. IN
Kas u, .cs w m dst,S, "g,' " .ha " - o., H ~.
Ur.sd Sls'e' Nint "a to Russ.
r~o sea, stlnn we're rc.1,'y .rtsstss bv mad
. .dsn. Ib.y ioirhl he nisnic N " l'rs ulilsA
b. fot. .S1 ssis',nce In .i NJ p,ytS y. rendered
t.wr tot Lrtin-, ir'p.s,or ,i's~>,i 81 the ~
tr,y 60, ps .rd ~. temrni. icrs ~r the snchsnrr
- 4, ~, = md o d,s-s to rsvA IT to AIJSt Den
nt, IN Nv Yuk.
s,.v.r, inip-r..n s.li,Sn hs's be>~ rAss 70
3, X. Csr.rA - 3. 81, NJ, vs. b,ntS'., 20 a"
sN,.-..s -YtSs prNs ste , '.lsf. WEE Z.
s.ins o. I've -s atlas. re o~ei thowsad v'sr' o'a
Ai,i,, ~. kser i-,A-I &, Ls~.-'r-n, M- rw
o'ol,,.s s'i'.A VI" ',.s ssr1i,s nSsS a ok - :
crlhsly si.i Ana is ~c- sn-A.
's 80 1850 - a. - s..s.,,sf: s.. NM, :,
u",s4C nae, sd, ~. nvnn, u soeo tsr N,
:. roie, .nro'hnl o'.. of'h. D,'tric!.
w,s,,- .ho1' ~ m,'s sccem~ns,. bssrvct.i
k,,sndr'a I'D t.t-e,n thai parc and F.lrfs,
cou- l'od,e, .,r. sohbled up By the Copisis st'
rcrrla
ssv,. s,,a. fSc-u .u,.-rus. ,,ca,.s 10 ws.,-,-
tou on r1.,d.y. N. n's,ps1s.s u ! i~,o4t. r., !
,aoirha H'r 'o--. An,u, ~ W. ious csAs- ii,e~-.
80 The -:-t / iisS !. s', 9.sS a.. a. us.o. M se
d,ntsd nrarA
lr .s ana.r~c.A that N. wsA 90 ;. ss,s'a h,
W.. .hich /. r-.uy Ia need 81 iters,,s ..Sa' >
.n,y eore,nc. h.ylns neon brehsp us Or ,.c,on.
tam Of ssr,or, l.td As.r in us Coprt,,t,en cot.
rs..t t's',ss'Tsn A. &. s.Ss, ,"r,t., !; t.. rss ~: N.
ir~ NV. IL. sSssi.,, of VIZ .h.i non. W, viy.. ana
si'ters of vesu%crr, shsuf be suppNsd w'm 20 l.
ton, rsrS pased.
cont m.r,t, fr nsr~ss,S~x 10, si.e.os 10 the enc
IT.; G'r *. us. s. s- ru, :nSss i%S,.s.T s
sitter eonden-Au the sri ION Of thu Court - without
w. -~s..a. snd'.dstns ,hr Court ITO u at o.s d'.
saivsd"
| AS,w Yosur. yNs, DAY or 'vo since robbed q
nj. -.tch ssd ~ ,00es By sAr-rt hct ,hc train
s% t. !Ss% st.. H.; nc c be- -
- hurried u 70 strstsste 7. 81 on he lina Of . I.
ponsy and watch '''"'
ous Ssrcs. b.trro ChsrS-ton are ,r-c'ins battery
-. n.'dls hs3 w"n.,.: W BE- no .'cn.a cs. ,o T.,
,,sa, s .s,,.s a." hut ut 20 , S.S,-d @
An tb. ssn-slsa snd Moui's- give yssfcsI s.tsf :
E ~ s.1 ,.,.. bu, m .r. r:,atca 70
| have lest faith IN bsd
Tn, piasns Of lssssts has sppssred IN many psrts
yIrdI, thi' y..r 10 an .ncI..r'.t sit.n: Tbs,
s the house. and ArycuI cur n,ns, bosis, sadas-,
| For nearly se~k ops hundred man were 'rploye
about my house. dsy and nisht. IN simply e.stinl
;her, haeh from he sosr' snd .inAo-s vhish fo
several dAys and hishts could not be opsasA.
Co-.rp,a "a 'Ac osnaisAso q shn thsrmsrptss, th'
tnnOvins snno'i os.sst, eeeasA pm the gtohm an:
n.,.r- ,,,t,.s - ssss,.y -. .S.tl
Is Ssh - ..r..i. Tso- On m % sh ssssss s.s.s..
H.. .rs y: S: =. ~: Z: n..s s
and the Fslss r cpsss v'n bs tosmsstsA'.
NJ. s,,,,, T. 1.s.:s s; ts:1.: 60 = K
vvos,.'ss t,s in tG. fol.-'rt s..k,o. "A IA
"a ,omctsos to hs -. % ehsr "a, ,ss ,s sss .. sa
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The Usfvsvsity CsnvorstIun nj Albany Call
for DemocrsIic CosNeHlioa

Aibnnp, Aug. b-The University Convocstiou to
day, held two scs-ions, With HSs sttsrdsses. Pa
pen were read ty Prof TrssdvI, OF Franklin; Bt
Gardiner. Of whitss,oss and Prof Pratt, OF ftedo
mia. Hon. ncnry BARNARD delivered an sddre.s, ID.
vocAtins CON Ss,ii's sIan nston Of esndieItos for
pnNl'c offc- sas for sdnbdsn 10 .hs Wet Poiot
hctf.mT, and the Nesp1rt Naval s'hool. PIos 4, ~
ttsAer rspred IN fevsr Of p- nssea 1sgsn zat on.
10 b- ca,sh 'hs ulvJrslty CbnVoosiop of The stnts
OF Ne. York Hl~spest sHtr essss delivered nv
Non. asofys ". Clinton, Gov. s4Tmour, and non.
6,ulian .Nupl.nct B'isf con sratuiAtory .dire ,es
o1 tao ,ucNo.s u tho hrs' tsivsrsty Couvocstien
se-r rrsde h, Prot usvs and Chancellor Piuyn. A.
Iorn,., A,S Ihs.
Ih Dsmsc -tic s'.'s CrLnIn tt.< rne' ., tho n,,a-
van nvus, fo-asy, With kI.n L rurdy 10 TO cAtir,
aud Pc CAs,.f A. ssc ar aud r,,nlvc, % ca q
state Conyeuslen, 10 meet At Albany, b1ptsmDT 9th.
Al
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From Gen. Grants Army.

b. Louis Yu,yist 5.-Ihe DrsOcEAr's VicDbuFs
speois disp,, eh. dated the ,Oth on the l.ie Sd
,vancc OH JsC k-ou, letters cepfured eonflm ns
the treason of Jsmes Dichsaan. La reIhes 10 Jeh
Davis eousIm Gen SEQ, 30 az CulatI,us
The rebsa de asrsl Doveui died Of dysentery few
Gays ago.
In the ate operations ssninst Js'kson, den. shsr
man lost about 1000 The army !. Ios ubdof'
going &c nmpl,te reorganization.
Con. iisrron's divsion at Nstehe, des'roJef an
tm.nsns~ amount Of rebel ,toref AID captur large
quantity c'ssit rom Lcui,isnA for ieet army, and
grrsI uu nbsr Of cAlt.e foui T,Iss
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Interesting City News.
heavy SENTENCES FOR Rl0TING.
Burning of a Mississippi Boat.
Great Les. Of Life and Property.

Great Less Of Life and Property
50. Louss, August ma. Fetiser, chief Of the
As.y department Of M.b-vri, hn !u,t reee,ed .
Telegram stating that the steamer Ruth, which left
hare for vleksburs on Monday morning, rAs burned
few miles bso- Cairo last night aud tho boat and
cargo were entirely cons amca. asJ. ;rcnval, pay
master. and thrpo clerks zero lost ard -cver.l other
psymssters on THAR vsy to Grant, army. scapod
snly With the clothes on their bsek.. Two million
and hah doilar In Government fund, we're 90 y
snasd. Many lives were iost. The above are thu
niypastieu, ts thst have yet been received.
pSrArUn
css+o. AUG. 5.-1hs steamer Ruth. valued st slo,-
eoN turned q, mldnsh, At the foot Of Island No.
I. She vss bound for Helena, ane had On board 5
paymssters and thor elerts, with ssso.uD In xresD
backs b pay Gen Grants army.
:.Altosthsr about thirty lives we're lost. Tho boss
had aboard ninety nlns head Of beef ostte 9o muos,
900 ton. commissa and sutisrs stores, aid About
no tons u private freight which Loaf. The hrs
bcoAo oSs In The AFT rsIt of The boat There is noth
hs s.thfsrtosy ~ % how the frc origiastsd.
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!S 10, aS duJ. 5. Gian. Blair was rsren,ded at his
essitenoe last sht, and 10 responia made 'peeeh
10 which he declared him,eI IN favor OF the emsne
- o. diusnee passed by the lNtf Converhon lie
TeGsrue' tue Dpenips Of the k.rss. ig rvsr - the
grsnder miNtafy operation On resofd, Nnd to Gen
GrIni. wn due thr slory Of psnniug, and To bio
usen the slory OF sndu anes and ,sor in succsssin
ssecuti' * he pisns. Grants army had killed
vounde AuS captured more men thsn It numbe e
lnihat tsltu YieIsburs with ruoru in tn place
Hsn W, To IN the Army men 4 sat dosp bsioTs It
Sen p s favored hs draft In Missouri. and esa,uI ID
NV. Z. .tabs ls stIiylnS V sssld v
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PRICE ONE CENT

of art rprssesspx tAs 'Crriar'cn,. ss,d sNovs u
N esssly ess pAuevy y an alesric-, character.
.llns'',ti.s '1yhW.<alA" Th-sc. and all the cthss
er~d psintA ~. IN he 'n,scr st In church .rs hy
49, mich, ~ pr-esat ogsssA 10 ess. N ,rtus 'se IN.
,.reI OF tSr Cs%tsl ~ %ss.'nSt~ IN ,1rnuu x
-. sson t ao~sed ~ s,..sid n geo p~iatius II
't0s A., mp isp" asd eli pstn.in ~ cEcu4r in ioi o,
Sths fsur kvsnSSs,s 80 pAno~d a, .ssh eorper %
its Sass IRE r,sts hsht osnss norn erol~ ,i.s
p'iNs~r, - tr tss Rsii us,u.s - eth 7 sds y hs
ssr,s,ur , sNs from trNsssps windb-s n NJ tn roof
TIE IA Mods. yi.l I. ibs- yS@t0o. 1.c y mt
done e'nS CO So, ~ IN tis ~rctsr. NwN b. Q
tn. v,.si Phi led pbis, sod lutnsh model 'v
~ .i~s y WI. The r~,ss ". II viu be o.aaoei a.
81 70 Bl faAS saslhot. Pa,sr.
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Roobss,- Aug. ,-f.e trAf, for 'Le FstN Con
grs.ionsl Dlst.. commenced In this city to-day,
%, -ssse el q4iet. and rithou interrupt on The
dr,nin twelve Ward, a. the city vas COZ ple'ed,
and n be resumed IN rrioA- in the towns IN Mon
osaiiO. lean, counties. The gIs1r' good umlr
p eyalled among the crowd ttins tho drAVipr, ID
., the nAuss Of ? om.uan, citizens we're Aunon n' ed
ther we're greeted With cheers. The oon'srOu 'Is
psrsdius ,hs s,rssts 70 alslt sith bAads a aaaA
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tCo,vespon~Nse n n, cuns

ttVvtsfondFlse n tN cunA
Uirdna. AuS. by The sp,uish steane Ps'isn ~
oeeauo, from sAnesso dc Ouhs, We have date from
Vers Crus 70 tss isth, snd hom the City Of Mexico
20 the ilth ult the zane astos thoseI foIv asdcd
TO you per steamer Mslvius
R.lls arr th- order ef .ke day brv. ~. irsHSrfA
'vn OF The t~nattioa the psih ~ thu. CITY, 10 TO
'sfs pi-cs on sAtIday uer- Den. Duke givc. q
srssd ball in the svesins A fsis- rurapr v~v, all d
hrs that ssmmes, the rsr.t., had ,.nk the Van
duhut on ne Crest faaeS atd " -As prrtspt,d
that he rum0r came fror kcy Wat Admiral Hal
10y, H. 10 ter nj thu seth sIt % not nsn,on T.
and .ccegsi r.rors istrD arrived NNm kev West,
had herd noth'ns ofit. slt ysuns usI nave been
stcy circulating heIe, e. their posse -ion snd one
fo having Nio'or Huss'. As,crSb'os.- Arrived.
~ hsiks, ls ton., Nth cat rs b, rsbi stsauis
Warrior, days itIn Mobils SIS tons, -th cotton
from 81. Marks 80 tons With 3va eslss u cottoA.
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The st.anrhip R.sts, bom Havana 1T inst, has
arrived, and r. srts that, a. Az. Lat sAlo Lsns.
70 80, course 4. W. ss- black smoke to ~~t~sA /;
shortly arsrwNss sav . stssrss With two white
.rnoi. p,e,, hull p'irfsi teas eN'or, "s'has o " ;
same tive saw Ise steiner IN chase, bat the hnt
seemed 70 be s.iniHr NJ her Tirsusr The Eagle cut
hr of, In oder that the ehass mhh' come up with
her and fired bsnk shoa. which at onos stopo~d he.
sh. va. an EnSi oh. built "iron" Gds-~hssl Steamer,
Of .hou, 900 sn. laden With cot'en, Of which, our
.u,toaoh, shs thrsv . quantity ov.isosrd Trs
EAGLE stopped untn the man Of var, which vu 'I~-
posed to be the LaohA~uns, came up aud took poses
,ion Of her, The Eagle then p.ooe.ded her course
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81 Johro, ~ r., Avg There 10 nothing fuithr
In regard to the steamships Pselne. Her los "a.
ported TO the ke-psr of tie Cap. Race Light House by
fishermen. Her Britsnuie Ma sles,y's steamship vs'
suvus st.rt.d to render assistance 70 the Inflated
vessel at I o'clock last evening
sEosrB pIsrir1H.
~ Johns, y. p Aug. 9TH" Pacific IL ssfs In Trs-
pns,y tsTLu. 5bs lesves for 81 Johns to-day, to re-
pair dap' sxs~, accom- ID pied BY the V-suvius.
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The DRAFT IN ErGx,a.

Rrrdo,S v. 4, AucuTe.- lie drar .cmmssssI
hrre thu Dornins. esd ~ ra",ns II .hh au,e.ns.
AMI app'-ta gcss 'eelns Tn. Fi,t Unitc! s,s'ss
l7'suj Corps ,rr'~ci s.t rith' 80 IN r'ut, 70 act At
.P'c'c't Gu,rd, Al lag ruisbsn VI e, lton, ,..c
sworn "a Assre I. poicsmf0.
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Flight Of the Asserica. niiaister frsa
japan.

San Prsrcf'-o, huo. The American Mist.ssr
and Cossa with their fsmilis, hu,ly left Yeddo,
Japan. sbout the is;h ~ juno srprshsndn ns sssss-
sin alton. They hrst took refuge he United States
steamer wyoiaiux. sad subsequently, returned to
y.k.hnnia
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Philadelphia Aug. .. Sale. Of five-Tvsnties 20
day ar reported to the smouat ~ u, 25N, 900. Daily
.ries nf bsnds aIe brlae made 70 July 2ith
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stssmsr srrivcd a. Fortre. honros, on Tuesday
from Cbsfs.son, which place abe ioft last SUNDAY
rha .vse vas going on vAen she lsit, but n6thins O.
imppT,Anoe Il reported
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Tho National Th,nh'Sivins today vii b' r''' ~
p1s,sly Observed By the Catholic citizens OF Ph'a'
de- phia by throwing opea to the pubs thsn IN sgt III
cent Cathedral in EiShtseuih street. No rei.ion'
..Ivices will 10 helt, but sdtIoses op tois o. IA
tionAl interest vii he delivered BY bAhop "ooo' OF
Phiadrlphls, and other etrsymtn
This Hue building vs conmsnc-d 10 1870 vhiis
Arehbd.hop K.nrlei va IA Ph .aI,lphis. aud las
see lily progressed until the present time When 1t Is
n.sry cnupleed. !. nsrb'e q ot, .is not ys< laid,
but n. % ,rnr. walls aud besu ifai dome ar hn.h
~ ,ul az 1fa.I.sp,sd ia M most tAsiefi manner The
done and ce'linns,t y 'ntsd in hssco, In hight 90
10 , .hat blond beautifully losstnfL 49, .
Tbsr. .,s ,sn columns piers IN all, vtthi q 'Ns
bu Id as, Eve on ei hei de, ,I,sneias the ~hole
IrnnD al the "a eTiu with space rsserv at he
N - IN ~, iru Tor the ar elton of two additions
sts,. on oifhr ,de Of he m.in s.t.Ii Thss, pier;
sls ,gu.re in iotm, AMI "a hpisd columns sIIepd
Al. hI,. , carve CoitnthiAn capitals.
asx1s.>ssiaS III pAaA AltAx Y AxSs nAstSEuAsal
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LOCAL NEWS.
ssw Voax AM r1x VICINITY.

ho1 pabnc anDoasegmsn's and the intorm.ton
rp,r khv- s~,hersd, the tens ou services u
ell iepsn,nsd,a III today bs of uansusl intsrs,t.
Tle fro,es,ss, spLeopsl church VIII have service
10 al cts-chs Al Trinity shut.h there vii b-s
t,ll o.os se vice, Y. Dr. Oilby and Rev. Mr..
Noyes ,n,srias the s.r,ies The service viii be 'hN
~ CSisfin q, snt an an,lru vii b sung before the
.crrnos. vhieh latter ~ri probably b preached By
R,shop Potte or In ~ Pau's eharch the sermon will
ks preAshHd b. slrv. ~ q. farr,sssn. Rev. Dr.
W,bs will prsscA In TrtnkS ehapa,. conner
Of son s1sst and BrosApsy. ~ g. 0eoSers
gsv. Dr. Tyus Iiu wssoh; Rev. Dr. Priec n
"A. btesAsu'A eorssr of Erooms and Chsi'as
s,rvsts, R-~. ~. Core at Galway, and Rev.
y. c. Evw o. Christ Church. oornr 1sh street and
9Th avenue
Amcaest the Mahodiss EyAsespal Ohurchss, Rev.
Ds. Hssany vii deliver . disossrss 81 NssiouA
o~sttudss In ths Bsdfusd Street Church, Brooklya:
Rev. j. r. Nswssn viii prssch IN the marble church.
Fourth stssst, asu sirsA sve~us. In the s1th street
Chureh oaiiestion will b taken Tor the benefit cf
the Chststaa Csmtuiasiea. hs, Alfred Coohmsu
viii preach In Trsity Ohusrh. wss, oath street, near
s,h aveauA
Rev In Adams win ysrsst b sAo MsAissn auars
Presbyterian Church and I. the absence Of the vspe
r.bIs oarn.r sprias. his puipt will b supplisd By
Rev. Dv atudiey.
II. Conussstlussai CNssuh Of Rsv. Dr. Chssvef
viii t~ closed hut Res. Dr. Tsompseo win ofieis,s N
| the Brosdway Tabernacle.
SPECIAL services will bs held In the paItis, Church
| e. Rev Dr Aui.rsos vili Wesch at tho Broome
! ..r.s, CNurcA: Rsv Or Williams, at the Amtv
street Church. at 10. O'Clock; and Rsv. l. 4 Kslo,h
| iu tho is'sht street Church.
| Tn. Dv,rh R4sormsA Charch, On the coner OF 2Oth
and Och svsnus 10 sndr solns rpAirs, but se'
y,e.. .,n :" A..A :. the l.etnr. room Rev IN. r'
Wit. VII, preach In the Csnesiate Church. 4th 'tro,,
| near II ,sAsay aaA Rev. Dr. SIyk In the Churh
en- NA svsnus, scar a''h street
In tss Critartsn Church OF the H~''sh' I2o broad
~sy, hsv' 1T. o's0"1 VIII a"''''' '"' NA'o"'
a dNssk-f'iss"
The CsthS''o ee"e"s. VI" u" "''u my '.e'N'
ThsshNn"s@ u 'ns s"esos o' 'h'''uo''o"' '''"
their reisasss hssA. To- 'ss do, being tha' OF "s
| fss"VAN ~ s"s s"sasesu.' ~"
lag " eshv osS"n' ." enss~ 'o' h'ss'uhse"N
!
rr'e~ ssrv'"s ns~ Wv. .1. "spuse s''' "'''
r
HEAT Avn husoh--a"" rage OF 'ne p'T
| bts u" 20 fS se'es "a. "'".' ~"nou' ."P'""'
s'y turn from the ".ve ''n" Of his a.pe't To record
.s'.. 49,, 49,. A.. ,s. ,,.do ,.r.,,, H.
u.e ' - u ..s ~, 80, n,n,sr =,
a. m.r..s. sAs, CELLAR. and in som. h,.,.ro..
hsit 'ear'r' have n"rn p,os"ss' y" men nave
,,hl. .,,,ne,,on, have vi.hed themselves tat that
they nisht leave som. sres', record ofthr er''tsnes
~. =. S.r.ns I'D DIR s.,. bean mary s,.o. %
| -. - .,.,t-, -......,...
e"'o '''' 'h' ,oa0' .'eaSsa ., ''.a."n, s aoSu
u poAosnen' Nv o" h"P Nho "o'N e'"' anu 20
~. atty v.n for CAri.,ns.- The sUs ofacs mercury
ysss rdsy tod u. ,'los'As '.or':
sAh. I'm. sp.S. oPa ",
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Latest News
BYTBLYCPsPR 10 TNESES ORk SUy
bisasttT on the Mississippi.

b2,500,ocC in Greenbacks Gone.
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The Pennsylvania Union Convention
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Gov. Curtin Rc->ominnted.
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Many Lives lost.

A RIOT ~ OHIO.
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Valanli ham F.as Torn Down.
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Causes Leading To It.
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Threa,ened War VIII England.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-03-09
CAMP Oh THE 51sr RE, N. G. T.,

DEAR SPIRIT Though | an u~naccastom-
To writing for publication, will solicit a
|snGal space - yGsr r0lulGns, blinking that
those who have friends III the DIST Regiment
would like to hear where we are and what
our condition is, though we have nothing of
stirring adventure, brilliant victories or any
miraculous movements TO narrate.
We are encamped near Charleston, S. O.,
in about two miles of the city, on the Charles
ton and Savannah Rail Road. We arrived
here on the l7th Feb, having left our tents
and KNAPP sacks at Wilmington, our former
place Of cncampment, and are now exposed
to the tender mercies of the weather. But
we all have good blankets, and we will not
fare so badly.
The health Of our Regiment is excellent
as good as it has ever been since we have
been in service-not a man in Co. 4, on the
sick list, We are fareing about as usual tor
soldiers-alI in fine spirits and if the enemy
attacks Charleston ne will find Clinginan' S
Brigade, to which we belong, ready for any
emergency.
i do not know exactly what the forces ar,
around here, and if | did it might not bt
proper to state. 1t is sufficient to say, tina
should the yankees make this the point o
attack, they will doubtless find Gems. Beau
regard and Ripley wide awake.
We have not got a package of the Ag
since We have been here, so you may know
we are impatiently awaiting the arrival 0
the good Spirit without which Company I
could hardly get along. Will the Postmas-
ter please forward the packages from VII
mington. Respectfully, S.. ID. w,
Sergt Co. F, 51st n. G.. I
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-03-09

"Ioh," Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun, in a letter to that paper Of
the 18th, writes as follows:
The British Parliament is now in session,
and il is expected that a serious effort will
be made by the cotton interest, and by other
Interests friendly to the Contederates, to eff
fleet j, recognition Of their Government BY
lGreat Britain, or at least a compliance of the
ministry with the proposition Tor mediation.
The British ministry is divided on this
ouestion, and it remains to be seen whether
hstd Palmerston can be moved from the pc.
sinon of neutrality which he has 20 stead
kNy maintained In this case, however, it is
boniectured in political circles abroad, that
Louis Napoleon, who has already gone 50
lar in his interference with affairs OF this
continent, will take another step forward.
The next step may be recognition OF the
Coufederacy to be followed by a treaty Of
bfFense and defense, and perhaps by terrific
tial and commercial concessions in favor o
France irom'the Confederate Government.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-03-09
LkERs FROM oUR ARMY.

Can eEEN, southampton Co., Va, March 2.
Mi. FoR :-Since my last, I have had
the god Ortune to enjoy the privileges Of
Genera rider No. s.. But when a soldier
obtain Siflongh to visit bis home a few
days, his time;is consumed in travelling
thence d back, owing to the irregularity
(mizzE kgbment, / might Justly say Of the
tFsfoS Connection on the N. G. road has
becouf osolete, and, if by chance the train
mske] ne, every body is inquiring what
ma hHened The public good, as well as
conveI nee, demands a remedy for this evil
The ber authorities should give it theft
seriot ttention.
lrtrned to camp a few days since, and
foun4lr Regiment on the Blackwater, in
the ION If Franklin depot. We have no
TENT re, but the experienced solder can
soon Instruct a Substitute, and hence, we
hayI mporary shanties which serve every
purHs and the pits from which we get
cart cover these shanties, form wells
viii give ample supplies OF water. Thus,
you we practice economy.
Obusiness here is to guard a pass or
the Ter. Hence, we are being initiated into
the knciples Of picket duty. All has beer
quiz nee we have been here, though tbs
eneA is not far off, and may advance any
day Our boys are in good spirits, and vii
shd the yankees Southern valor SHOULD
theI ome. j. j. H****,
Sergt. Co. f, 55th Reg. N. c.. I.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-03-09

INDlANA.-Instead Of rising against Lin
coins tyranny and his war, the people of
Indiana has recently ZELDA great Union Mass
Convention, at which resolutions were passed,
realfirming devotion to the Federal Union,
AMI a hearty support TO the Government in a
vigorous prosecution of the war until the re-
bellion is crushed cut deprecating all truck.
ling armistices and juggling conventions with
traitors in arms as weak inventions of the
enemy" that cannot be entertained for a sin
gle moment by loyal men endorsing every
measure that the President has adopted for
the suppression of the rebellion; declaring
that the loyal people {. Indiana will never
submit to the withdrawal of a single State
from the Union or the formation Of a North
western Confederacy.
Among the speakers at this trucking, lick
spittle Convention, we notice thcname of our
Quandans temperance friend, Gen. Samuel
f. Gary, Of Ohio. What a hypocrital scamp
he has proven himself to be.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-03-09

The FRENCH INTRIGUE IN TEXAS.-The
French legation at Washington has seen pro-
per TO deny peremptorily that the Emperor
has been plotting to separate Texas from the
Confederacy, and a correspondent of the
New York Triouns, who evidently speaks
from knowledge obtained directly from tue
legation, asserts that the French Government
is at present wholly ignorant of what has
taken place in reference to this matter. The
whole responsibility connected with it falls
upon unknown agents and subaltern officers
who, DESTROYS OF distinguishing themselves,
have assumed certain functions unwarranted
by their rank and position.