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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-19
Essex County Union Ticket.

fxv. l.. H. TABOR, Concord senator.
" II kNEELAND, Victory
I. K CAkREF, Grlildhan A''-'"n' Judges
CHARLES CHASE, Concord sheriff
j. W hAkIolIORN Innenbnrg Judge OF Probate
II. 3 SIoRRs, l-land ro4d STATES A'toruev
u. Z. HUDSON Fast Haven. High Bsi!if
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SPECIAL ADV ,NTtcEx or IN,

Ii IS Na'inaal Sarina~ -. -F1r-.
y F-'s cd interest han any c.i.--. a
''.c''.s- Al savings bans -,a.aa az. rs
'o>'io-~ in / : No-c>. cons. .e,. .+,- -. ...
nag IA fl7 best circulating rnetl la. .f-ae ,--.
ana ID f''.s' Fay N -ryt,.f-g s----.-. I.r.-,.
assets are either in Gov rrul, t >,gar.-f.. .-
','eS or bands Paya5lein government 5,a;,-r
1t i e4Gaiiy convenient a temporary -...
maneni Investment The notes can ,l,,-,.
''''a 'or fraction II their faces ana accumu.s
interest, and are the best SECURITY with ham
rHllatcrals for discount,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-19

WASHINGTON Go. NOMINATIONS Sem
-InT.e> Reed. Montpelier: Densiow
ham, Warren; VI. z. Wallace, Cahot. 4
81 II Judges X Hellisrer. Mar-hfie,
II. {. DHi2at. Barre. JuGse o. Probals
!. IL. Nerri... Montpelier. -. e Az
-litman Carpenter, Mortified. Sir.
o. W. Orcut,. Roxbury.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-19
Written by 4 ia H.
COUNTY CUNYENTfDN

Democrats and all Others who s....r.
present Administration : ! fgilg-, AM
a series OF Inisrule and mal-ad,a, 7>-rs.. =,
rif!cii.g thousands of iires and Ia ..r., -.
ertv to no practical effect a. u 7a f..s-a---.
the l-Ill"n of or fathers, and Rho Sc. H., p
ole hope for cur be,oscd ai.d sac ,.r..
except IN an entire change q he -a...i..----
of the government, are requested 20 NEE a.
Town hall in - Iohnsbury THURSDAY. o..
day of August, lS6i, at Il O'Clock. A 4
purpose Of nominating candidates IA
Officers
GEO { BARNEY.
J VI WEkkS.
A. Il THOMPSON
Aug. |. lS6i- Count T.,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-19

ORANGE Go. NoMINAuo>S.->-na-,-.
J, IN Il. Hutchinson, Samuel {. Glenn,
Assistant JGdses-JameS Hutchinson. D.
body VI. Ladd. States AttoTn-y->4a.
NJ Gleason. Sheriff, Lyman P Bar
Judge OF Probate. district of RANDI
Il. Cleveland. Broykfeld; listr,ct IF Fr.
ford. 4. II. Gilmore, Fairlee.
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10'S-' " VNhinNn SplSe d.
DISTRICT CONyESTIr,>

The democrats Of tae Second r.--
District Of Vermont NIL meet 2. NJ.
function on the 10th dav Of Aur.,, ...
O'Clock A y ~ nominate = r-rlf4,..
rescniat.ye from said district,o n. -. .
OF the United states; I candidate = 49,.
tial eler'or for said district. aud -aa-...
;rict committee AilrTue Union n.,-.
more regard for The Union ana Cp-.
'he United States than foT l.aT-y a..
attend
PAUL BFA,
+ F kINEA!I
s.. i-AR"tY
B.-r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-19

Seven weekly newspapers in New York
state have stopped within as many weeks, in
consequence of the high price of paper and
labor.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-19

GONE Up HIGHER. The Boston Ds,Jies
have advanced their rates considerable
The Journal, Traveller, etc. nov sell 70, five
cents e.ns!e number, or 80 cents week
The Herald, formerly penny paper, now
sells for three cents. Unless there can he
some means devised to reduce the price of
paper reading matter will soon cost as much
as other things. Heretofore it has been the
cheapest commodity in the market. Many
of the city weeklies are now held at So and
81 year.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-19
'ii"N FROM STATE OF ". s.,
FAN ALTON

= 6.' a,.4, t.a... Il ms, -l,a-tag.> ,...
4 - 5.,'.i'---a,.... = .pea.al 4, II l..-.,.
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4 '4r'r'o''- O.. -ae average his E, a ,r..
ISa per cent per aInlli. acco-ain-
10 TAXATION IN various Tar,s T tn raga-r.
tits believed hat no $. eurities o.
Inducements 70 lenders - those ISSUED
Government In Al, o:G,y forms % IA. --
the filth o. aa;,itv II private 7ar-ic,. .- -. ,
companies, or separate com,aguf,i,,. 49,.
pledged frl paymept, wli', the rrs..-.
country Is held 10 secure the diSrlsar-e ..-
obligations Of the United state.
Mil sac soseTau'la. atF.rs ...c s.....
terms for Is loans, :. believe ta- -.. ST..
strongest appeal wi, te 70 tx lo,a.,g al.
O.isa otthc pcorl-
duplicate certificate MI - i,>,i.., ..-
posts Tke par;y dep sitting mus er-E
The or5gt,s'' .eFr.aca-t q q G,ro1ai-i--s g.
requirsG. aud N-,,lc- ta,y are l.. l1 ---
Uiank OF payable e. g.--r. W4,u So .-...~ . .
must bc il, ~.;.. ia II -er q, -..,l...
TO be 'or~al 1,- 40 Il. i.es>4I, u.....s..-..
Subscriptions NIL received % e.. J.. g..
Of TIE United S;a.es, a Wa-L.--r.. p. -.....
As~'>;at isC-saIers AT dssi-u1.l! ID. .---.
ail6 - "a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-19

NNAIE CoNDUcToRs.-The Chicago jour
"' says There is movement making in that
p'oy Women as conductors on street
railways and that all the compan;s. are in
favor of It.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-19

NEW HAMPSIIRE.-Gov.G Gilmore has call
ed an extra session of the legislature of New
Hampshire to provide military bill and a
state loan. In his message at the opening of
he extra session the governor spoke with
severity Of the failure OF the legislature to
enact laws suited to the present emergency
and the members now seem to have gone to
work in earnest. The finances are to be pro-
Vided for by a temporary state loan of two
millions; the military bill is to undergo a
thorough revision, and authority will be Civ
en- 50 tar as tae legislature is concerned. to
raise two new regiments in the state under
the last call. There is bill under way Civ.
Ing The soldiers the right to vote. which will
pfo'16ly pass. An attempt will also be made
% repeal the law for the enlargement of the
''''e house and to postpone the whole mat
ter two Years
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comfortable nut" a Six Per Cent Do
fTGl II ROM

In addition 20 the very liberal interest On n,
notes foT three years, this privilege s.: ca,er, son
: no" worth about tdrce Per cent per arraurl.
tne current rate f.r 30 Bonds j. no, los e..
'''ei''' cat 1rs'' .a., and before 81 Va
( premium on ~ per c.r.t r. \ stocks r.-
"e-'g Ter cent l. MI Z, sch ,iar ,ar -..
'''i.i u. '-iiS Loan a &c l..o>el, iuaraet 81,
not less than tgn PEI cent Ter annum.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-19
COLCi~I-S fiURIl >nAr.

C"icate-> Hoo. y SOAP rr
TL!iE- SOAP. "a So al.'EcrSa' lraH-. p .- t.a"
rhr CHOICEST materials MILD .,-.4 ENs'lilEN "
IL nature FRAGRANTLY >Ct> THD Ua rAIIctlt.
BENEFICIAL in u action upon tus -sla- r -AT 0s -
Druggist aa3 FAlcy "a sa1s ID l-aS 10"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-19
&" G. allant Little Essex

| The copperEeads of Essex county met in
convention at Guildhall on the 2Sth ut A
friend who was present says that the rankest
treason was talked both by native speakers
and those imported for the occasion from
New Hampshire. The following ticker was
pat in nomination For senator, n. W.
French, Of Lunenburg for Judges, Samuel
q. Rabcock, Of Concord, William Rich, of
Canaan; for states attorney, Henry Hay
wood, Of Guildhali for sheriff, \. f. Wood
man, of Brighton; for Judge of probate.
Johr ". Webb, of Maidstone for high
bailif, W. W. McGregor, of Concord.
If some of the aboye-named men have
not got into pretty mean company then there
is Mt any in the county.
OF course the friends of the Union and a
permanent peace will see to it that the tick
Ct IN these columns, headed by the name of
Rev. l.. II. Tabor OF Concord, is trlum-
phantly elected next September. 10 do
this, however, the next three weeks must be
spent IN earnest work by every Union man.
lhe enemies Of our country are indefatiga-
oIe-let Us enter the good work as earnestly.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-19

Pas>umr>.c Ledge. Va. - u \ "
NJ Ia1, ll--lis-l's B..,A- S..l,1 aes''E ~.
Is. l-6l - TJ.bA-laAr go
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-17

fMbsoH. -0a Saturday morning, Apsn 10. JAMS Mos-
RS, only child OF Mary IL and Thomas Tlmpson sged
year and montha
The relatives and friends Of the family arc invited TO
attend the funeral at the residence parents No III
West Thirty nfh street, on Monday morning. a half.
fEkKEs-suddenly on Friday morning, April rs.
Hssss Tlssxs.: only son q nhs and the iass Henry
The relatives friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO atond tho funeral from tho residence 81 his
mother. ITS Seventh street. on Monday afternoon. at
TyIxa Suddenly, on Saturday, April 10. q heart dis
ease FRANCES c. TYLER, beloved wie OF Edwin n Tyler.
daughter OF Samuel and Meria Gross, sfrs NJ.
Funeral TO take place from the residence Of her mother
Third avenue, between Twenty seventh and Twenty
eighth streets BROOKLYN on Monday The relatives and
friends are respectfully invited TO attend Her remains
will be taken 10 Greenwood for interment
THohrsoS.-On Saturday, April 10, JAxKs, son OF VIM
aud Sarah Thompson, aged years and 10 months. Ssh
The relatives friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon at
two O'Clock from the residence Of his parents, No. ia
avenue ID. s-fs III dHH 4lslaH -14sas' afe. 81
Enthusiastically, on Thursday. April II. AIxKASDsR
WrHH. aged III years, months and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend the funeral, this Sunday afternoon, al two
O'Clock from the residence OF his mother 80 West Bread
way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-17

Sc, rc:sse Ecrasses. sn.sy ss.asros. r.rss Iass,
Sssa :!sr from -! BI.ss pesasS sns 81.
ANA; MiSS'ssa sS. sssf E..ssrs a. ron "a
ss,r April iS-Arr sAp Mary sua.eu. Thompson.
ssapo.s fos Taunton sioops Oio koSouti joel Hail.
rIlth-Ar scSr Charles Norris NYort
DkNNis April lt,sld steamer ssfon. for Boston ia tow
N.p:smoadfOr 5osisa; 0hspmss. wsiss. New iosi
::ia.ss .;. :a ~ tss.
April :sAr: .anis Ins.san syos for
Co.. g, ~ a.T S.nsss sp:ss
a. Ss 20, SS s9f f
% fcsn q G4 a. sr
qspu 9upti 90 e. Bslfass sloop Mary Burch Hudson
ss al ;S .sas sSs
iaS-sid seSrs Fssuy Moss. Davis. and Orion Davis.
hs5, s's os
NYorks Ida Morton Butman. vinaihsyer for Fortress
Nj S:.S %.$ ass
DO ns f Haot SHs'
Hof Lax. sAr sa: s toi.: *:
sr sossas sHS e f
Mar, Alec Perry Easni. snlsy and AnaIsy
sss blade Geombs ana Melsoura: Parsons New York
ses Salem
Laura d Msnshsm Hit and Leonard Mckenzie stndiey
S:i e g. :
sas ss
ss@ 1ssrss sss HI
.'s;s Hi; a. ..ss ris
April 4-Arr bark Linda Stewart Perkins. Guantanamo
f e, s9T ,is S.is
port Camille Bay STATE CABOT Fly
kobe sss. Sss
Ps:lisS Aasne S:ssssso juno ss1ss asrri. FRAN.
Knight %Ses Jsss kEas
sss s s% g E1 ssSs as
pens sso Ss WI
Ssss. s.
5r SS 1H e,
Harriet Frsdercss ns.sns Trsnon Ahsron Gcorgs
Avi!es brigs HeanthHs tBs Wsccamaw Harriet Iron
ss 5 g. % STss,s IL,
Shw gspEosp Aps N ART sssn Emily ssas:sa
@ as:;
NEWPORT, April is3Ar scLrs Fulton Bradley. Rani-
s:s.
S saaD @.a
slammed; sc9p rea,psrsnes, HacKi. Sid bark Evening
ss A.. ARA RI; , s1A ship as
@ s ksy % asg g.; ;s a. s's1c g.
snip with loss q main bark g be bs
Houston Lipninec New Orleans; Moniross. Moi. Pod
s ssy. y SHARP T share H : d4 s w s.
crl:'s Ross g. Ne~po1; John srosp Lake Boston
and ssa wind from 10. south sassed the
S ny M sss ana
:sa ws sss % The II:
Depcv from Nyork for do Active for Boston; cIea
tom Es.pne tor Boston aud many others went 10 sea
'' sys sssr wsss sas t'T r1sv.lst Ly.rpe
Sc: D.:.s xss:.r sT f.; :.s. H..
s..:
White D.s. GsaSe,sPsss: rranS,s fsrc. Hal. Wash
Sssaea Essapsrs rs~.asfs; Nary a.sssos
aS'fS a. Sssa
rorwia kTeis Oregon Rse@e.
sfHs ''ss h Tssd
s IVY ':s s ~ wi
and 3 I Carr Ellsworth. Phlsdephis; Ann
Caroline, Bacon ny ORR; s'ocp MRry Bsye-. Dssis
Nyo.s.
SID ,om the Yves. ssy ish, sr ship sylvia Aessi!oeh
PAwTuCKuT April it--air sclr Fsqnlmsa.. Bridges.
NYork; s'cop Golden Ruie Wells Eli sbethpori
SAN FRANCISCO. April H-Arr ship James II Keeier.
Deano. Nyork.
SOME RSET April I3-Arr sioop Os. Davis, Nyors
SALEM Aprn FAR schrs Elizshesh Greesisw. Calais
for NYork Mexican. Mcsrtg Buckepoft FOR Philadelphia
WIZ Arthur. Haskell, Pcrtland FOR do
SToNINGTON Arsil iS- Highlander, Nlcker-
son, Elirsbeh port loo rivmonth: Harriet Eiv. Stokes
Staasbrg NY, for New Beatord Stranger. smith, ny ac
Cohassct Eanows
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Died.

/ du ~
psr ~ vsTren osr.R scaossnsRR OF Clanahan sxouy
| ~ Me- n, :. SronyxsrL OF New YORK =
| ~
| Died. ......
4 erura-yn Erookivn ON Friday evening AorI lk
after nrotrscted illness Colonel Consoar ins. IN the
/ ,sa YEAR or his are - - - - :
The relatives and friends ara respectr,iv invi,ed "a
attend The unera from lila late resdence 10 ui Har
r;son street ri. .risrrccr - tS,ss oc,nr
utca mn mars nessa CONT ' " ~
powsa,na.Fnn ps,as. A,r, "a cxo.o. puow.
,,r1sr .nssJ III yesrs -'S' Ai''aAo' eS' A"o""
"' IT, go $500, ~ 49, "a I, c,s :, ~. ,,, i.
,,vsd 10 sttsnS shs snners from h 10 rss,dar NJ
y. r ~ s ssesu sus no'n nus se ,es.uancc, No
reres sssoe. SIee0pons, bsookyn ON MONDAY after
i's IN, s ~ on1 ~ = S To,d. a. 49,. :,
r,, "a sr ry AprM Los okohos Ho"s 500 o.
Iheodore T. and Eliza Bogert, aged years, months
anu nays .e1g.a. W .s
The remains VIII be taken 70 Bristol, r l.. for inter
ment
bpfV@-Vn rriday, April 10, JOHN A. B0ycs, aged 13
years
lug .oisncs ana lrienos the tshiy are Respectfully
70 no .hefsl ron us ta'e residence NO
20 weet inr'y second street TINS Sunday atterneon
a.uwo c,oc Miu"ut iuftber mutation fiis remains
WIN 90 .asen 70 TRINITY Cemetery tor Nn'efment; .
sSsskhn creenpo,n l. on fr'a,y evening April
10. JOSIAH cARVsR, Ia the 67ti year OF his age
Ire ieiAugss ana friends OF the ,smily, also inc
SUCK uoucfs ot the Greenloint Gas lasht company are
Respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral on Monday
afternoon, a. one O'Clock from MS iae residence lava
! street, Gfeeppo,pi
newoutg ana flshk,l pspers Please ocny;
| IA LAhhfsR-oh ihu'Sday, April IL, after severe
and LINGERING Illness ISAAC b., youngest son Of the tate
samuel ne Lamater, aged n years. so
The friends OF the miy and OF bis grandfather, John
De iSnater are respect My invited toat,em the fune
ras sunaas afternoon az three O'Clock from his late
residence, NO. OH West Twenty third street without
further notice His remain will be deposited 10 the aiy
Vauf al the reformed Dntea chnrcn IN Twenty -hrss
| street 81 :. yL.. I'll. 4Gs
DoytE-On Sunday, March 81. at the residence OF his
grandfather al promara coalty Down, Ireland FRANCS
r., secohn e'oest so OF tue 'ste arthur ana bridgei
Doyle, aHed II wears, months ana Ia days. fr rgtt
s'nitoga county papers please copy
III hi.--Sudqeiy, o! heaft disease, on thursday,
April IA, JAMES FIfRY agcd ~ years msnths snd IL
DAYS tn al.
AS 10 Ndsm al de so IN or'st shsll al Ne nas alive.
tnfp
Assncaii - and Loyal League Drigo i1dec No 20 snd
A. NJ friends OF the faniiy invited atteod
obseQgins this Sunday Afternoon at two O'Clock from
No 59S Grand street.
iosn..--0n FRIDAY, April Is, OF soogestion o. the
brain, Enw ARD +. FONDA n the 30ih year ot his ago
The members and friends OF the family rcspect!uiiv
invited to attend the funeral from his late II
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owrgo ~ = April Is, 1858
..,e "a prest rXoscsns here over the passage the
,a.s,,so C.aaI Estenslou biiL large meeting Is SOW
* ,rogse.s A oo~ of largest hats W h0nor OF the
800, snaes hes music and The Nriac ~ gaas are the
a. asr 80 100 aav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-17

SAILED.
ibth-Shps Star OF the wes kscort bark Conrad: bngs
Time Prowess DAiamAnder. Wlheminc. MAlne Fosenoes
eokrs Smith, LILA. Buena VISA
i6sh-seamers 0sty Of London. reutonia Morning Star.
0rinAmme
Wind NJ sunnet 6W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-17
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Frrfsa-porz On Thursday, April II: at ST. mafys
Odenheimer II d., J. MARX EfrikG and hAEolkkfA
EMILE daughter Of the late Chas. u Pope o. hoohe'
Ala
BY the Rev T. isoox, JuLUs G. RAkss 20 Miss kUGssA
ELLSWORTH, both OF this city.
-SfouvRsFt--On Tuesday, AGrh IL, ~ tho
Episcopal French church du 81 Esprit By the
Rev Dr. vefren OSCAR SoHosSHERR OF Ganahan Saxony,
10 Miss JUiIA SroUvksKL, OF New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-17

-Asryxsr. Marca s0-Arr stcpemunde. Block, Nyork.
AcArulco, March e,-Ars sbip zeph5fi BUeiow WORK
scrss.vx. March s--sld Gianeur. Lsnnegrssss, San
sssI1 March lila port BARK swsiiow swift. for Boston
WAuss,v- March se-sid Thor. Piping San Prshcisco.
clIcurrA. March ,2-Ars saip JOSIAH Biadce, Nichols
pvsris. march STAR Topls yisesviok, Nfosk.
Fsi~ousa. Mach H-oh corio'sn, from Nyors, FOR
ussoow March si-Arr 81 Andrew ts), NYork and Port
'snspsscx March sl--Arr 8 Georse ~. Aird WORK
1,sn.Irls, March ss-Arr hodeus. Heard Messips uud
e1 H ,s IN March seIona Pathsrd NYort
iaosrl. March al--No Am vessel in port.
LIvssrool Mach s-Arr China. NYork; Jer Thompson.
"a sist WIN Ra,hbope. Pratt, WORK; Pomona Andsr.
ci Sat- ci,y Of Bmerss zones sYors; Melbourne
Eps out sis, Glasgow ts ON Nyort; Albert Klsmp
LoSDcs' NsyS STAR Il Gravsssud. Sophie Jane
Mnssstsss' Msrcs g-Cd Hermes, xoisch, Nyors
Arr nsnssnis IL, lust, brig Hancock, Gibbs, Kingston,
snd ss s csIf . e. ss' ss. vo,s,
Sf gcs nsssU March mP.sd BY Dsnie webster
spence s s.om J .Snssn s Ia. Rcssrsss xro
American Porte.
s sis 'srci gs sSip Courier Az Va q cray es%ss
:S SRI ..s s.m
S: ssass S p1 az ec~ sa
is:i "a. s;S % s M s.. o.s q:
ssos .s four :hgs parhs and three orm Cd chip
w:s: o sis . ssss siE: sss
i.sl!s hS5s : ssdS (, ~ scO ,n,.1., M y
.s;ds 81; Fanny TsrS ssssclss psrs The 6cssa
Ss:ys zsssS S s:ssd ss. Ers q the
dom New 0seens Tor Ksnssbeo tbs bay YESTERDAY
~ a.: .s:.-s I.sss S'' ssss ass.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-17
stock Exchange.

7501 30.
s 90 Ere ist reg nds.
s % 4 4 y u I'd mgl y.
$50 u d y w Isl ngt.
sap0 clev = Toll o I BIDS.
500 Puts. y w 4 y lat.
1901 Mss 4 N land gt
1000 Ch q Alton Ist mgt
20 shs METROPOLITAN Bk
~ HANK Of Commerce.
~ 10. ss......
AZ. - .4 Z IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-02
The Outbreak IL Illinois.

The outbreak in Southern ILLINOIS. i would
seem, is at an end The fifteen thousand II
surgents, . as the telegraph had it, have >ri
denly disappeared. Il Is now said that th&
'iRebeis'' are believed 20 have dispersed; tiiat
everything seems to have resumed is uSuai
quiet; thar the 47G Iraiana regiment has Iajf
lIattoon; but that the 4lst Illinois wiI :e
main until Colonel Oakes returns from Charles
ton.
The origin Of the difficulty Is thus state: }y
the Chicago Times Springfield disIat5ch =
John r. Eden, member Of Congress irGS that
district made speech in Charleston yeSt5r<lay
He was replied to 1y Dr.. York, Surgeon! Of The
54th regiment, and a violent Abolition;st. 4
row was gotten up, and DR.. York was shot and
Killed. b. order Of Colonel MITCHELL Of the
54th, Mr.. Eden was arrested and confined III,
der guard in the Court House. The 54th reg
iment, most of whom were at Nation, was sent
for during the row, 1t is said that SIX Repub-
icans and two Democrats were killed and
twenty wounded on both sides, among whom
was Colonel Mitchell. It is a lso stated That
row occurred at Ramsey, on the Central haIi-
road. and the military were sent tor bat Moth
ing serious occurred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-02
pUBLIsHED DAtLY) By
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR
asa- DFFICE-No l04 King street, over
ones. formerly French $ Book Store.
r. s, CoNagEss. In the Senate yeSter1a.

r. 8, CoNGREss. In the Senate yesterday,
q communication was received from the Sec
retagy of the Navy in reply to 8 resolution re-
la!ive TO the transfer OF seaman from the milf
tarv to the naval service, and indicating that
thus far the authority given for such transfer
has not been effective 4 resolution was
adopted requesting President Lincoln to com
snunicate the names Of al persons who have
been sentenced for fraud Or peculation against
the u. s Government, and Of all who have
been Dardoned since December lst with the
sentences from which they were pardoned,
&c. The bill TO esta 5!iSh assay Offices at Car
son CITY, Nevada Territory, and Dallas City,
Oregon, was considered until the close Of the
morning hour. Mr. Powell made an unsuc-
ce5,fuI effort to procure the consideration Of
his resolution calling for Information in regard
to churches aud other property, belonging to
various Christian denominations, taking pos
session Of by the United States military au
thority The Senate adjourned until Monday.
In the House Of Representatives bill Was
introduced TO repay to the loyal" States the
sums expended in raising and organizing
troops for the present war under the call OF
President Lincoln. A joint resolution was re-
ported directing President Lincoln to give the
required notice for terminating the reciprocity
treaty with Canada, Or to take measures to
make it more reciprocal towards the United
States The House went into Committee Of
fha Whole On the Currency BILL
The Baltimore American thus defines citi-
zenship and the rights OF voters IN Maryland:
''The citizens Of Maryland are only those
who regard her obligations under the Constitu-
ton to uphold the Government OF the United
States against all enemies and traitors. Those
who have taken the opposite ground have for
feited ali rights Of citizenship. In the Ian.
guage Of recent speech OF Major General
Lew Wallace, commanding II this depart
ment, ''Rebels and traitors have no political
rights'' Let Union men see that they do not
attempt to exercise that most lnestlmable one
OF the Iowa! oitizen--the elective franchise.
Kenricks and Pollard, convicted Of murder,
who we're to have been lung IN Washington
yesterday, had their sentences committed to
imprisonment for life by President Lincoln
The law recently passed by the i. S, Congress
for the appointment Of a warden to the jail
took from the Marshal all power over the prl-
soners in the jail, aud the Senate failing to con
firm the newly appointed warden, LETT the
prisoners without any legal authority III any
party to execute them.
Some two hundred Confederate cavalry are
said to have passed through Pound Sap, aud
entered Kentucky It is supposed that they
were. covering the advance Of Longstreet' 5
forces.