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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-11
Sheriff $ Sale.

ny virtue Of wit OF Levnu lacas to- me directed will
ID be exposed (, public sale lt The hitrl II Levi W
Lluomus at Townsend, ia Apprl Ilpimink Hun
dred, New Cattle cuunty, Dell tn TUESDAY, the nth
day Of August. 1868. Al iuccs, NJ Tho Gilawius des
crihel Real Estate. viz;
80 All the ii iht, tile nul atees' ui ihe,n tbs
s&I in, anil to the following described tract Il land
ksxl61A lelig TIE undivided moety or half part
thrteulj situtta lying and Icing Appoq iinmink Hun
dred Ia the county sud Stats A1trsi d. aud which Il
contained within the 4liuRing meeH hounls that To
SAY Requiring a. large stAsa in the woods, cling
corner Tor thnse promises hfdn' the heirs Il hickiu,o
Webster aud LAM INV 0i Ioin skelgs; themes with lana
Of said skelgs and hinint Herewith nofh eighty three
degrees. Wsst hundre and sixteen rcrchps "a large
Stone corner Ter lh' premisss land u simon swtetHau
and in liha sud shests hc1ea wltl 4Ail Sweatm III
south eighteen drre1s aud uue quartz west e huhdred
aud niue perfirs t. sake Ia the Mpdl, conner ir tal
sweenHn thence south ami hili de- g-es ras ai
perhes tn lake '1rler for l0wet the Cyprrss l,,
thence NJ sRd roni aud binding the'e,ilh north 80
degrees, east " 8 40 pirches tn a siaka in maid
road aud th0rewlth G'4 delree- ra.t ~ 3 10
peIehes 10 AEiAkr tbs unt said road corner
the heirs OF nickin.on Webster aud heraaith nuf
"a desees, est lal u the place bgnnint containing
within the said uunds nun and thirtyul cf.,
and unr nun irei and twenty ut square peche. o. land
De tie same less, with 4 tns storil To-. dwelling
house. luehtr, stth,ng and 'Urn crib. sc.
seif'd and tkea IN Seeutln the property of James
Celiud aud Margaret L., his wthrnI trrs ennnt aud 10
besnil by j. Vs. SllutlAM 81 ern
sherls Office, NeS CASTLE nsl, Juy u, iS,s.-2Il,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-11

Gray Hair RostOred-Baldnoss Prevent.

-, London Hair Color Restorer' and Dressing
The only attested article that will absolutely re-
store the Hair to its original color aud beauty,
causing it to grow where il has fallen off or be-
come thin. Wholesale or retail at DR.. SWayne's,
Mars ly.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-11
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL,
INSTITUTE.

NJ Iominier session Of the Institute will opeu In the
\ h0hhOW BUILDING, adjoining line Custom tlon "a
W. 'is ming street. " MONDAY, September T. 1854
,-o,o T. o. dAYLEi, A. 81, PriueipI
~ ~tNm so Lombard htfeat
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-11

Z. FlOkLLs announces lOt VI emma Tea IL .,
~ her and Chamber setts of the best quality which ~
offers as cheap as eAa be bought elsewhere Call aud az
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-11
FIRE ARMS / FIRE ARMsI

&c. selection Of Fire Arms comprising shot Guns
~ s9uoie and single barrel, Colts smith Wessona
I nless uArtrldge hevOlvers, also full stock Of Car
l9Hes' hals Gays Powder Fasks Shot and Game Bags,
hsls'efs, Army Pocket Knife and FORK at
WM. II. BiLLANY 4 co.'s
,,. s. Z. corner Second aud Market SIS,
"uN -" Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-11

GR0 MONTH We want AGENTS nt $50 month
GuU eSrentes paii, to sell cur Ep.ridsfinq PsnellI
OfisWat burners sud thirteen other new useful and
leulpNs articles fltteen circulars sent jyee Address
maye-dm SHAW CLARK, Bidd,iord, Maine.
&7S a MONTH want to hire Agents In every
w county at SO month. expenses paid to sell my
new cheap Family Sewing Machines. Address,
niANa-dm S. MADISON. Al'-,' Maine
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-11
Harvesting Tools.

Harvesting Tools,
NEWTON DARL1NG's Grass and Clr,Ip sc,tha. e,..,,.
~ foes, Hay forkh lay Rakes together vith w
Grain Cfadles, and all other articles snttsh s s
coming harvest For sale wholessl aud retail b.
WM II, LiLLANY Co.
NO. oe = b. corner Second and Market sis
~ - Wilmington, Del,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-08-11
THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING co
OFFICES:

1877 Walnut Street, Philadelphia,
Pitt St. and Duquesne Way, Pittsbure.
The sun., 1863-10-05

I've ability ~ Gen R,.rcn.-s " sp.tslu b's po-
'''n 4, Chatt,uoogl, ~ the tear, 7ftns Confede-
ny, 'lly confirmed from vsrious sources. This
e nr ifnrn'nss .d,rt,ss N our rsure. srd Illus
- - t'e ju.u,- q the compliant of tte " b.
Md loI,nsl. that no matter vhetrer The Yankee
'-''tssrs vieiorious or leat, they make no back
~i't step, ana s'Vsys r,i.n piaos that hss
'''e been occupied ty them. u IS probable
y q one more d,.gcrate birles may be tough,
> nat reEop, 81 the pout s e vits mp rtsnce to
'te "hss. I, tie centrs poini ofthe great cam
rIisn. Richmond, CaEleston ard Mobile arc but
ut yinr posts, which II te rendered compare
've'y sorthless hy the permanent occuplton o,
Cnattsnoog and northern Geor.is hy our flfcss
hspat' ae' TO tho Richmond papers from Atlanta
.ta'e that EosxcHAss has 80 strengthened hispu.i-
10. tsssn attack on it is out - TIE question, and
that lis Communications arc openly ith N..hyle,va
s"veAsln. THIS ia CRAFTY ns news, as II Il not
proisb nat the rebels would uLduy m,gn Is tn.
resources Il G,nersl RosscBAss From Union
solrees We learn that reinforccments sre
teng rapidly pushed forward 10 Cnsitanoosa.
Tho Government certainly exhibits the utmost &c.
tViIy IN Providing for emergencies IN Southern
tennessee, snt repairing tLe errors ofths past. l,
nov looks All tho rebes were Certifying Atlanta,
A. che to our progress soat4wsri. and sn Of.
s't to CR,,,a4ooss.
The sun., 1863-10-05
Trouble with Japan.

Wv asngu!ar combination ~ clrcurnstsnce. ID
ud 'ecn that Wti., vc are debating about
60 NJ 10 war with France and Fng and On On.
sphere, on the otter the stars and striro.
foat vita the ir1-color Of Frsuce, and rs Union.
JACK Of tnelAnd, in war with tde ,Ia.anese The
Osu4os m tlsr cfgss.e AGAINST 81 for
DINERS, attacked, as our readers ~. al.
trd TIE glnboat Wyoming soon after -'irt n. ..
.4llsnt, aad get into Q contest With sewers. ether
japanese vet-e,s and shoe batteries. Thus, IN
epiie ot al precautions, We had ourselves mixed
rp with the -ar that England, France and the
D -'ch sre was.rs sganst Jspan. This iss mat.
'e- n be deeply regret ei. as We a!ready have
enough tghtllg IN our hands At home. The
Japanese were friendly With Us, and It was 10, IN.
~ England put in a clam for shae Of tn. com
merdsl privileges avs ded 10 Com nodore PsHs,
Looking ct the history of Englsh s..re.o n. II
China and India and French conlu.sts IN A'ri,,
and Me,ioo, II mus, 70 conceded that th
.lnoinese have shundsnt ressons u .es,rt
han these nations With suspicion. u
unf'rtCnite for them and for MS tha, ~.
shoud have includ,d our people amongst thos
onl whom II - necessary for Their interest an
saiety = nave dealings whsteytr. We tru.
that It will be found that this hins on q nl,e
States vessel was simply the at q the Damio
Pfuc. CoosuEH, snd that Il W.. lie repui slsd b.
tha r. co'n AMI tAt Nstionsl Government.
The sun., 1863-10-05

am now ready to offer my stock OF Fall and
the bee. styles and At prices ess than be found
st any other establishment The Boys and Furnish
ing departments not surpassed. Money returned II
not pleased. Please call. -
F-B BALDWIN,
10 sud ~ Bovery.
LArgs,t store IN the eitv. al
The sun., 1863-10-05
THE NEW YORK SUN.

MONDAY MoSsISG. ucI. S. i-ss.

1'e INV " NV
1r' crew of,s rebe r't,t. rior.da, psslsr 3
~, gh ,hA .,'sssdf L,vep-ol. rays'd snI .t,r7.
INF css pstes w.. ,".st nted storie- ~ ,-.r fs7i.
io.s vssth, and etrosc' thr hoUowns-s - the
tpr'sds-s,. strergta Ia England. Us tts privs.
Ss's ard p -sns In ne vorll j, VS. "a s'r.oYsy
rvot on, from v,io1s ssoesh sour -, ths, the
"'s- ~ tbs FLORIDA wo'A M. hsjrcs,
sad jollisst. VIII ,he tl-tet oorue 90
. he cord IN r-ey uuoU, ard 2 p'oteo 81
~ 'he two most povsrfI' atoms IN Hlror., :, sr.
ce'tsinly seemed n -eas1n,r doYut these ST. 20.
siting into Bree,, the Fo.d,, IN place ~ h" ag
detained asa prsi., vss IAN od into tie Pc oh
rsval dreks fr repairs, ari ~ fos'' in',"sd II
teing lodged In prison w.re fied. whs It wn re
ported that the men wsrs indsre e1iert- r.-' tsv-
ing zach d them m lsss itA4 tiYo th7usinf
dollars pri,e roneg eom''s to inern- 4
eum lsrre- th.n y. - -sp.is' ~ '' ct r. orr
merchants B4titsi pss's 'tst he "a r'' ~ o' The
pn,. money ise o0-f oersi' hIlif. p,-'Toned
untl ire redosn.t.an ot s,ltern ifdeisnde CO,
sad the oonsoquenrr iat tte'e heroes of great
erp, -,.ttns sre var -erine vitholta cen, N TIE
streets # Liverpool. Daring toet ght.en months
cr1tett.- recc' 'yed "a doisrs man. ~ h0y h7e
cent? mont f0r iter sorvices T. ths ton.dersoy.
wher n Prss, rey ueasd A. uuiineers
f'r demanding r,y, and were fnsiy quoted
nth he - fr hr-dred as each
,n te,ssh banker In Liverpool. R.t m their ar
rvs N thev were W - thst tere wsrs mo asse,s."
r,t are ihers Ike N BE- any II lolksss Il she
.,es of tho enorr- M. veal ~ these ~ ra,es ~ere
g. ~ ~ rnsush iourns lite ,o rnu Ate o,hers vi
eng.e. IL 80 inf.nou. business NJ destroying the
~ AZ
The sun., 1863-10-05
Financial Reports, Markets, Se.

NeW York. saturday. Oct. s., =. Al This hiss been
AZ active day with stock dcslers, And the general
market has teru stronger and cher than yc.trrday
Governments firm. The quotations for gold have
varied hut little to-day. The closing price wa. li3
pef cent and bills on London 1871 la;'> per cent
Iho rate ior money to tho brokers WAS per cent as
IN rule Of the street. with exceptions a. high as pcr
cent and as low as per cent. The shpmsns of
specie ioday amounted to Sa93000, and Tor the sholo
week TO s154,nOQ
The sun., 1863-10-05
SEWING MACHINES.

E>OR SALE CEiEAP--1 OR2O OF SINGER
No. 2, and also family se wing mac hine ussd hut
short time, ct 10 Courtand st. TOP door. s7T
SxWlNG MACHINES FOR SALE, RENT
- OF exchange. All hvl-elsss msehinss, nev and
bought, exchanged snd repaired, st sS Brosd.sv,
room mp stsir'. NP.-WAs,ed L,dd 4 Veh.ter
paehines, "a
The sun., 1863-10-05
DRyy GOODsS.
EIGHTH AyTStIY

4 N l. Ii v. | +.
80 i, ioieb GfsTs'. a. L6sEHi BoEbfRfb,'
rop lot WORKED HAsoKEEc}n9Fyt,., 3. ~. ,,.' -. m |
,oE I0Gr snssIiTGg sfJS 6 i e; ,ss ss; nqi,,,r,s
t.sGGFF yaII:, yaII:,, k, k, T.. L; Is. Is
Iop lots ~ tsnBoIpIflEsss are n.,n,
20 6s.sa ARifI uTfy ty f2.tAEs s. q; &: ~.
wv "ole" 4'Ssff 6rPARfSGyI
H3SSSStTTs 3SSStTs III Houetl hlSs XSn kkAEys. fkk,Fs
E2SSsSkfTf:, L ESskf:,, Sc osniISS sliIS fkhn: fhHfn!:
ss99SsssttTFs, s9SsstTs, :i;a rlvssiF vsFSsR ASD ssIFkStSs
HoSSsiS 1;55, ,;G Frs AND ru,s EasGy aIrs' s,FSws
EF8sI, EF8lJ$, stfhSGST' SGST sffzsSTs' oFtSssS kiSb.
Fl3ostttkss.. FRG}5stts. ss sst. tkd6SS attccfidS.
#I%SssHs; #IItSssH:; r. + 'IE ~ III. HHt.LFFhlItfs
gos, ase' a. e. Aqe, sn, ,ac ,s.' o.. piece.
,o.,, giniioN ptpABTAES r..
#$SsSf #$SssF HI H.s$9 ;ss E: sIfSS.
BoSStr KinB, ~, e. c1L0R,
is53ssSSnnrr KinIS} kInW ms, ms, ~: ~ orAnirY.
no
II.SSsfT ISsT ESiS,Ss35S. s.D,sE1 sDSsET. ;. -.
fIc iis. FfsfH sls y,fffa s{Ss1sih M
sFES iisbS fff FkfS st 4 H ~ Ri a. seg
- FvrRI lIS CoSTAiN s. spRAfs
S6Ssf4 sbSsf 4'snfss sihks ttss 4sb $HfhI,y't1s
, 90 uAIg NETS TRIMMED WiTB CHEsILi.r.
GsSIs Fri :SIsnIsG btfAtfatST.
100 @rsTs' Nv tkTIi;s, 5e, ioe' ~.
| go CENTS, ~ IRA SILK TIKs, embroidered
ends. ?.~, ie o
.oo rilsS,ss sr.rr~nr.s
1000 FAIRS = Hls F IMysIHh M ( SSf@;ys- 4 @ yffi!st'r' :: i!s
tAhiEs tiSk ItHGtp 4rarp "koyks' aasRs & l lcc
LAbit, INV ,tkksS ~ H SAAILtTs sfiIl. ?s
| GEMS XII ibRRiivIs'. ,;l.ovrs boe' >'"'' ID"
CENTS HEST KIDS SPOTTED, ,S ,S1f boz,s prsr
KID. SILK. CLOTH. hNp Eel nEHI,S .ii1yrSSr
100 pozrs Apr. "2rf5S GGrf5S R6Fshi i6rs 5 stlT is,
JOB Lor' L>piE'' FINE AoRAvLAs HOSE
nflsf wHiiE asfIsS ssrsh i Ssr. ss IS i :rzKs. 2se
oos ts 10 ISe eh'i'ph s'' AMI WOOL HOSE
GENTS "ooL FSii;:f rSii;:fRY srSIy ~ IL s1sY An Am
| InIrSIsC iso pnZES HOODS Nt-BI,s.
avs N'' TA:CY ,,oops pypARruysT
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cIHak's GSi GGfSSitiSE 200 YAKD n &C CorroS. 1rlrVS C..
iooc poItN sHGiS SCrLoS, ce; DOZEN.
yrpy nysr srrEi SJsni,rsf fiSsi Ap,p ,1i ,pAfhh'
smty HILL Ykfs,un nMwHihsi Mnrx ss: se
~" "hs N'p ''"S' srwIUSrIl rlUni "a is'
FINEST AGATE EDITIONS. 4. GROSS o' ho|hN'
REST QUALITY. ALL ,1t6ks sfk sfds i6s tkkTElS"s'
prRFruyRIps s6Aps. SSsn fhfi9nTS hxfi, vii ~ ~
roR PRtsksls. or EvnRY DESCRIPTION
hiLLlNRhs ~ st''|LIEL " ,i, ~ ~ NJ ndis LENGdis
ArcrIos Lor. hT wn"nHfsHnY' lJn Cmrhf II tFi' ~
ll3 bsfwEsS 9isr AN '?n srRKrrs
RALMORAL SKIRTS, BALMORAL skirts
- We NAVE SoW IN sToRF,
uvruo,cysr Al ,MaHsSSE in SToGk rG R OF ~
| AHrhn -, nt,So ~ hoN 4, y rN'kiHi IT,, RENtH
l SIZES, na'l prss' rom 4 i 75, nr..ra
I y" ". n. ftr lpN, EsboWfkf
InATN MORAL SKIRTS-RAI NnRAI ST.,
'Ni''S
IN oco HIST opvSrn prpI,rr .rr.xv,
'''V'" "'S' w ''''' 'n" ~ v SitAmhh
AND FOR sAIrr
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IL
The sun., 1863-10-05

sdjAcent to Fast New York. accessible by three
lines OF avenue cars yrice Sllh, in small pay.
ment. Attend the meeting Of the Association, 81 l6l
Bowery, cor of broome Of, 90 Monday evening, Octo
OR s. b, and learn the PARTICULAR JOHN l. MITCH
ELL, Prrsident. Ill
Tee Regular Monthiy Meeting Of the mi
ted Tinplat., Copper and sheet Iron Workers Pro-
tscttvc Union WIN be held Al 46 and Is East Hou,Ion
street, on Monday, 9TH ins at O'Clock p. IN, when
monthly dues viii be collected The Cons tuition
and By LAWS be rrsdy Tor delivery 10 members,
also bsdSes. HI. CAMPBELL, Prest; N. P.w hITE,
Sec. IO3
The sun., 1863-10-05

THN GPE,r AMyRic.S Iva CowrANY -
sns their PRICE LIST on the 10th ~ October. 'os
toR THE HAIR. BARKI's TRtcorHYRors
The beet and chespes, article Sod by druggist, .,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-19
LATEST NEWS.

BY TELEGR ApU
10 THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY


ST. JOINS, Nov. 1.-THE steamship leu
tonia, from Southampton 9th, has arrived.
Conso on the 9TH steady, at 90 6-S to 81 81
for account. Confederate cotton loan "a Il
66. The directors of the bank of England
have raised the rate of discount. Dispatches
from Bombay, Oct. II, say the Alabama was
cruising in the bay of Bengal.
LIMBURG, Nov. 4-The insurgent corps,
numbering, it is said, 600 infantry and 23O
cavalry, which advanced on Sunday in Vol
hynia, having been pressed by the Russians,
laid down their arms yesterday in the district
of Sal Kies, in Gallicia. Four hundred men,
with arms, munitions, and upwards OF one
hundred horses, have surrendered to the Aus
TRANS.
1t is stated on reliable authority that the
Grand Duke Constantine will be relieved
from his functions as governor of Poland, and
will travel a6road-Gen. Berg to be appoint
ed his successor.
STOCKHOLM, Nov. 5.-The Official Gazette
in a leading article on the Dano-German con-
tlict, says it is now by no means the fault OF
Denmark if peace should be disturbed.
SPAIN.- Nadrid, NOU. 4.-The opening OF
the Spanish Cortez took place to-day The
queens speech states that friendly relations
continue with foreign nations, and that the
project of constitutional reform is definitely
resolved upon. The position Of senator
will in future be hereditary. The speech an
nounces that no diminution will be made in
the budget. Her majesty deplores the insur-
rection in st. Domingo, and. hopes for the as
siStance Of the Spanish nation in its repression.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-19

res from their mortars, of which they seem
to have a large number on SullIvan's Island.
Some of our guns on fort Gregg have been
turned upon them, and the duel has been a
stirring one. Fortunately our men have such
excellent covering and protection that the
rebels have done no damage thus far. Our
fire is still maintained on fort Sumter.
fey, days since rebel crew Of five men in
picket boat from the rebel ram Savan-
nah, doing picket duty in the Savannah river,
overpowed the officer in charge and brought
him prisoner to fort Pulaski, at the same
time giving themselves up as deserters. The
officer. Samuel Bachngton, is a masters mate
in the rebel navy, and is now in safe quar-
tiers at Hilton Head.
Folly island letter of the l4th, to the
Tribune, says our batteries are engaged in re-
turning the rebel fire on Sulivans island,
which has been more than usually active with
mortars. Forts johnson, Simpkins, and the
other rebel Notifications on James island,
throw occasional shots at Wagner. Sharp
shooters have increased in number at Sum
ter, and chevaUg de f1'iSe has been enacted
by the garrison in the break made in the sea
wall by our guns. The sea wall is at least
one fourth lower than il was originally The
parapet OF the north face can be seen above it,
considerably dSfgured by our fire. The
south front is one confused mass Of debris.
Although the rebel sharpshooters have been
particularly Jealous in their attention to our
artllerlsts at Gregg, they have succeeded only
in wasting a great deal of lead, not one of
our gunners having been injured by them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-19

Mr.. GIDDNGs' ARREST. - The circum-
stances of the arrest of Hon. Joshua r. Gid
dings, our consul general at Montreal, appear
to be as follows One of the detective police,
who claimed to be in the employ of the Grand
Trunk railway, arrested in Montreal, on the
charge of murder, William Louis Redpath,
British subject, formerly resident in New
York, whittier the officer designed to take
him. The detective solicited and obtained
from Mr.. Giddings a note advising the proper
authorities at New York to pay an assistant
whom the detective said it was necessary to
have to keep the prisoner in his control Ar
irving at New York the detective found he
had arrested the wrong man, and that his care
less proceeding was likely to get him into
trouble; whereupon he compelled Redpath,
by threats and intimidation, to sign a state
ment that he accompanied the officer to New
York of his own free will-when he was re-
leased. Returning to Montreal, the circum-
stances excited great Indignation and Mr..
Gidding8 was accused Of authorizing the ar.
rest, and upon this charge his own arrest was
based. He was unquestionably imposed
upon, and writes to the papers the following
account of his connection with the affair."
The detective appeared gentemanly was a Ca
madam officer, as l supposed with whose duties I
possessed no right or disposition to interfere. On
the contrary felt that decacy forbade either ill.,
Quiry council % any officer of the Canadian gov.
eminent. Had he requested secresy or reserve
should have suspected him. and would .have hest
tated. But asking no word hint from me to any
one save the chief Of police it, New York, had no
delicacy hesitation in saying TO that officer what
wrote / had not the most distant idea of writing
rights liberties of any person further than related
to the payment, nor could my note my words
have furnished any preience Tor such charge.
What Jones (the 'detectiye,) others may have
said in regard to my note, cannot tell; nor am l
responsible. How lie should have imposed on Red
path or the people at the wharf, board the boat
OF on the cars. is mysterious; but ! presume they
were deceived, as WAS, by the cool. frank and APP
parently honest bearing OF the man.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-19
THURSDAY. NoVEMmER 49, 1903,
Boston aud Worcester Railroad Corpo-
rntiNn.

We ask the attention of our readers TO the
report in another column, OF the meeting
of the stockholders Of this road yester-
day. 1t will be seen that a majority
of the shares there represented was given
in favor of petitoning the legislature for an
enabling act, by which, if the terms of
union shall be satisfactory to tho stockhod-
ers of the Boston and Worcester and West
ern roads. the two may be consolidated. Our
readers will remember that at meeting OF
the stockholders of the Boston and Worces-
ter road last february resolutions were adopted
substantially the same as those passed yestcr-
day. but that the hIuse of representatives, by
a two-thirds' vote, refused the authority asked.
As the same reasons only can be presented TO
the coming legislature, we anticipate from it
like result. 1t will be observed that in the
largest vote thrown, there was total OF tss
than eleven thousand, while the capital stock
of the corporation is divided into forty five
thousand shares, showing that less than one
quarter Of the shares were represented also,
that 6S25 was the largest vote in favor of con-
solidation, which is but little more than one
Serenth of all the shares of the road. Thus,
thirty-four thousand shares were not repre-
sented. We suppose there were two reasons
for this-the first being, that no especial eff
fort, as we understand was made to obtain
these votes; and, secondly, because their
owners well know that any action of this meet
ing could be but preliminary, SO that if any
thing came of it, Il future opportunity would be
presented to them to declare their judgment.
While the opinion Of so large share of the
stockholders is uneXpressed it would be pre-
posterous to claim the action of yesterday as
representing the views of a majority of the
shareholders of the Boston and Worcester
road. 1t will thus be seen that the project of
consolidation has to pass two ordeals before it
becomes of practical effect-the first before
the legislature, the second before the stock
holders. OF course an appraisal of all the
property of the two corporations must be
made, and we venture to say that there
are not ten men in the commonwealth
competent to make it, We can herdy suppose
lhat lhe stocKnolders would De sauSned WITH
ESTIMATES" or '.guesScs" in so grave mat
ter, by men inexperienced in such a service,
and this must in some measure cOmplicate
the whole question. But the people are i'll
4 terested only in the public aspects, and the
arguments against Il union were clearly and
ably stated at the meeting by the various
speakers, and especially by Judge Washburn
and Hon. 6. F. Hoar. 1t is worthy of note
that while such men, together with Wendell
Dwight Esq. Hon. Henry Chaplin, and Hon.
from public considerations against tie union,
its solitary advocate was the paid attorney Of
the Western road.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-19

GEN. RosECRANs' CAMPAIGN.-The official
history of Gen. Rosecrans' last campaign
that campaign for which the authorities at
Washington deemed him worthy of removal
is soon to be published. 1t was written and
dispatched to the war department before he
knew that the sword of executive vengeance
had fallen upon his own head; and, therefore,
contains no allusion to difficulties, if he had
any, with the government. 1t is said to be Il
voluminous and purely historical document,
justitying by facts and dates, rather than by
argument the plan which he followed from
the time the army of the Cumberland moved
down upon Chattanooga till it failed at Chick
amauga. Gen. Thomas report gives plain
narrative of events without individual praise
or censure. Gems. Crittenden and McCook
throw all the responsibility of their conduct
upon their superior.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-19
From Fort Monroe.

FORT MONROE, Fov. IA large lot of
beef, pork, flour, meal, and other stores, for
our soldiers at Richmond, arrived here this
morning from the Baltimore American Relief
Society, and left for City Point ON the steamer
Convoy at II o'clock, noon, in charge of Col.
Irwin.
j. j. Woodbridge merchant of Norfolk,
was on trial yesterday before judge advocate
Bell, for smuggling liquor into this depart
ment, and was sentenced to six months hard
labor at Fort Monroe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-19

ST. LOUIS, Nov. lS.-The telegraph has
been extended to fort Smith. Gen. Mcneil
has issued an order that all molestation of the
telegraph shall be regarded as the work of
bushwackers, and for every cutting of wires a
guerrilla prisoner shall be hung.
Oar forces will occupy Waldron about thir-
ty miles south of fort Smith. Our scouting
parties have captured rebel major, two cap
tains, and quite number of prisoners, to-
gether with portion of Cooper's train laden
with commissary stores and ammunition. At
last accounts Cooper was flying rapidly to-
wards Red river.