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NEW YORK HEaAss ggasRAY APRIL ~ lss4-wHH suppnzasr

eussss-0u Msalsy. ApsR =. sftsr linssEia4 n
ness On oonsunpti0n. Ck1uAaIHB D., wife - b fh,1ps
fhe funeral win take place this tuesday, afteFnoep,
., mar pGsi O'Clock frou&e ssse rses6ssos No leo
wIIcuehby street.. Brsoklyp.
RosI.--on Sunday, APRIL - 1AIs, youngest ehie o.
RcSsr. J. snd Kate A koDy: $50 g. yea ,..a
atissd the funeral this Tuesday) afssHoon - bapaes
twelve O'clock without further notice.
RosEs&-OD konday morning, April IS, 6pcA9I
Rooms, aged 80 years and months.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral from his late residence, Of
Josh street. End Fret avenue on Wednesday afteroon
at two O'Clock.
snnoua The residence Of hs mother, Eiddlebury,
Va ON Monday, April II, z b. SsysorR, y s. N, on his
9Th birthday
brooklyn and Staten Island papers please cory.
SEERkAk-ln Brooklyn on Monday, Apra Is, CIARRrCu
w. eldest SOD Of g. j. and A. Sherman, aged 10 years
and mcnihs after shcr, but severe sickness, Of
goston Of the BRAIN
Notice Of funeral in to-morrows papers
TRAIL-On Sunday, April ~, CATnARNB, vie Of ChaA
T. Toale, aged 60 yeare and months.
The funeral will take place from her late residence 28
FULTON avenue BROOKLYN this tTcesday) morning, at ten
O'Clock.
NottuQham (Eneland) papers please copy.
wonAsp.-Op Sunday, April a. after painful illness,
JERRY woodland, equestrian.
The profession and the friends and scquantaDcee OF
tie deceased invited 10 attend the funeral this
(Tuesday) morning Of uiDe O'clock at the Worden Honse,
Bowery aud BayaId streets gbe remains wiz 20
taken a. Greenwood Cemetery fer iDterment.
Ciuclr matt papers plcase copy.
WtRr.--On Sunday, April a. TfrER WARD, aged 70
yesrs.
TIE relatives ard friends also The friends Of bis
Eugene ward respectfully invited 70 attend the fu
rerg from bic residence, No Leroy street this
(Tuesday) Afternoon at two O'clock.
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CLEARED.
s,eamsar bavaria Greene Havana and New orcEns-T
1ns aqo b S1 wsoo NsTDSh EsnarscSs
Earh Teaaer tBr) Anderson. hoprego Bay, Js-Geo =
FaTt Sale, Prince (Br), Troop ccdenas-Cc Duncan
,BEF Diadem swe). Hansen. Rrisiol-Funeb, Mencke
brig TrowbI3dre, Lyon, Ponce--D Trowbrlbee.
Hrs Harvest Queen tBrl, Hollis, ST JohsA PR ona
srs sspasas s Sea sBra seeos sagua-b Sherman
sesf Pref RAISER 1sosnd} Lever Am.terdam-Fupch,
sehr oseli tBrJ, oatnsar Para-Bishop Bro tseoopd
scsr Geo Prescott Rr) Smith Jaome-wa n 4 Smith.
sehr fenry Smith tEr) Dick. st,ohn, MIA sm,ihers
seht Rob. Caldwell, Mccormick New orleans-rurrer 4
sehr Beogai, Cot, Bucksport and searepor,-J Hav,
sehr Eant, seog. Proyiaence-Iy Haviland.
fseaa ots Ar,lssn e' S.aaGe So Bsnore.
ARRIVED
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ses ssais En nanSn s, sS w., BSsS Vim ~
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Sas Gs "a s!adapl '0 s0''D0" f0r Ne" Ss
BARK Rosalle Hsn) Rnow. Bnenos Ayres Nov 4 via 81
Thoms Apfi (where she Pot fan disress with hides
Hk Lexington, Rearse Buens Ayres Feb 90 with wool
:. & Paine t APR y "a. g So 9n g 81
g on z 90 spoke bars Treat Baltimore Porto
Bark Espeer racsard.rrindad Ia days. with sugar &c
70 "a sesc1 ~ .a osn nn,. -, -, 49, !,
Brig CALYPSO Ca. Loneaoad Smyrna 90 days with rodse
BrgJ' " Johnston OF r4yereool Ns), Foster Barbados
Brig Rosie A56ot Br ofs. Psoaas, Jossn ssyaspe,
pan INST si s. Ion i 90 brig Coral hence Tor Es
Big KssTao toi wig4sor. Ks) Dexter. Maracaso "a
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Sor eefn naS being sns short :.
sebI ne men h ssehanged signals with AZ I'm
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oz. water s eas snPs1a ars SEA Ss LA ted
n2ss e s;'s & ssss Sa . ys ss a: ssi Ia
heavy gale from NE Curing which had swept, spit
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Gays win potatoes 70 Dewoif Had heavy weather;
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SER Esn! ssroas Smith Secrssown PC for Providence.
ssass'y rAhsesas Fl NJ sosST
setr Gertrude, Caldwell Eastpor, 2s days Had been
co s.s and los, iipso boon AID eS,vsie,
psr ss ke Fss. Ssa'ord Or Philadelphia
sseII L9gs wal.h EsicS: New haven for Philadelphia.
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COINS waVe Louisa Mso now ss sS eo
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sssI &asSro 1r as wilson oSssi
Wind a, snnset EsE, with rain and.
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miscellaneous.
szrAwsGir HAvtsl CAPT Greene sailed at pm yes.er
| day for Havana and New orleans
es q 81 ssw h. e. Hss g shSr
Abbott 9; this port
BE BIC EMS g.s S Ss ~. Ner,Ean rom New yoss
Sisters She te KEEP, ~ the Of Der pumps
RIVER sfs g.. q New w now
others, Of thai city, on private terms.
Chatham, FOR s4,o0 =
Tor s3a2S. = - '"'''' Aen'ey o. haf"'en'
Is b. been ed 70 Mr. Luther Lidrdse and c,heTs o.
se,R FtFsrrfse, q Eas, Lyme Ct SC toni enit a, Es
Gloucester. for $1,000.
been sold TO Boston parties for $500
LavscHnpAt Bath 2si inst fre bark o. 300 tons was
sos.a aane ne Z. sss anes ~ sp bsr
srarswss Capt Beeser Of Brunswhk ne builder and
=, Hys'c ce1n 2ls ns, from the yard q Charles Nal
fe -, woe $50, sSa fes deer she built FOR Charles
f9d - Ss yf rom named ne YARD Of
s sSr,h tasca tg for me Phadelrhia and
s oS f .s, en ssn i 20 ee beam fee over
agss s Ss' ~. aesSs sss @aets Delaware While
A. Kenneesn hpor, lss ips ward due fr,,
o Mr. ceofse cirsrsoa ior xs.s ceos sn q P P1e
ssir 10 sana, kasGns Cd 9, New BEDFORD I'D inst for
BaE kirood Ave,re az \, New Bedford ga inn, soy
8IsrNg Ocean ane Eu2son's Bay
Islands Is xsss last and soS fsr 800 soS = ss s' SSd
" board 80 T. sr OIL which shipped bark
hintfNa, Tor view BedfCf0.
srcI New LONDON 2isl scfr Howes spicer, Green
~ Brsas VISTA CYL pScv 10 FEB ~ baTk Parstow
bnssey Nantucket LANDED l25 bbs 50 oil.
yo.ss nto bsrmsca th iSss sebr 0endower, West NIB
s:ef ron CAPT snl,h AZ tnra Roasseau NIB reports
bfrai Bravo. CYL oel t,ssT, al well tound 10 Desoa
letter from he second mae q ship Charles Morgan
lartet HR reporis her on Bravo. CYL no dne weeks
'fOo Ecihe 81 w.l-oD not feTor.ad
Foreign Ports.
cttr Ftr-iEr AJgi lin pon schf Olive csrk gnlts,
Elyl-s lprf r--7n po-t Al y, sh,reld tBr) Deuone
70, Ffors KITTY hmrson Mayo, FOR DO barts Forune
Lou 10 tprsnI Kics Tor rycrs Blsnohe NARA tasrel
haeEoOI. for DO Geo Berry, Hcoper, Tor 40. Bncth
BenDe BenDer, for Rainbow OBJ, Mckay, for do;
tioLso tBrl OWN for 90 lane Ross H Brasil for BIOS
Coos for PhDsdeiphia Union, Orr anei trirs Sarah X
kenrecv Eopser, FOR fYorH; Hcihsny (pr) Parker for
Boston tsBpe LlUooin, Uafoisor for rhladcpha, KEY
LAs e., AZ sns os4 nsSoss s,ss fat s9.,a1 ml9 CD
Posnd; hsrs Valley tBYj wsyoott FOR NYose. Osprey
,ff heed fer phadernis; Alice Frtnkiin tBrl, Brown,
THORNTON fol Por,1nd velocity Darrell fof rPorE Char
ecs Meaus - rcreuc, schfr Witch Queen. Fish nnoj
rhLtt, Yattetot philaoephia wider, Lasauu. New
ursans TnhsNau conner 10, DO Eden, Creighton puc;
y" osmtton howdcn y, Boston y Bayie CLARK unci
HEss " 1rAns tor frhnkiofL
Hl.W!s ~. NgriL e3--Art fctrs Dmacu Favliue. and
Eown. hatti rev yors 1ilh prV q q Van Hon. Merri.
mar. 90
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT suEsCRlrTloN.
TC TIE EfuCK OF nm HERALD.
Persoual lntellICemoc.

Ra5oy General SlocGm, formerly OF Tie army Of he
Tolcfrsc, fron whence he Transferred witt sSe
Twelfth corrs the Army e The Cumberland, 10.
retcr with The memhers Of hs stat u 81 loas on
ife I'd inst he ordered service down tie hsfis
grpi and s - yoat 10 VicEshug
MAJOR General syses, formerly ~ The Army 81 the
fu.emac arrived LeaveDworth Kansas, % tie 18Th
lbrt under orders 10 report 10 General Curtis.
Lieutenant W. Il. Merriam, Of The ope Hupdrec ana
gtsty ninth Sew YORK Voiunteers, aud Of General : s.
staff has been elected honorary member al
sfoe Philosophical Society Of Diokinscn College Penpsyi
-vaEia Ex President buchanan. SoVernor Curtin and
general Hancock were chosen on The same oecaf on.
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1HRs ,. WILLIAMS TAKES PLBAeyRE IN INFORM.
M ~ friends that she has opened this
6ay ke most elegant assortment Of Paris Spring Sum-
Des Bonneta Hats, Conurss. Laces glswerA nth
enA ~ description ~ very roasonabb psaooA Ne.
In uintA sresh near Broadway.
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The 1eCiy.Ilan sword.
10 rHE Sclfv or sRs BRALp.


The 1eCisnan sword.
10 rHE Scsres on sRs BRALp
NEW YcAa, April g. 1894
We Ne uDSsrslgv cd eoeasetsa Mn me AssrspaaAs
Az tUssos square pspArnsa assiriagss contribute eur
.S.ssSs cr elan, herewith sead each one doDaS We
p Az vr1 elvee loyal ciiissns o. New Yora
nnnrf c Hustled, CHAs. u less ESKOpE,
Me.L OOWAN yRECERlC ROOSEVElI
JOdw o. ADEE Z. A. R0NDAI.AS,
GbS 5 " AREF. RoBT p MONTGOMERY
TExlDO
OWE DOLLAR SUBSCRIPTIONS.
70 TaB TEE HKAslD . -.
~ NEW Yokr, kpril %, le1
Some little time age EFFORT WAS made ~ VIC irleLos
General Mcclellan the army 70 raise Iuno Sexcu.
stvely from the army for The purchase o. " oe
avoy thai the powers that st once sqoeched H. me
sxurueher again put upon 90 noDest enort 70
attain the same Allow mo " propose the ciiow-
Gs-Tha Donations be received, not exceeding one dol
lar from esb persop the purpose cf purchasing such
ssvord ss Le friends will not be ashamed sto present
bm-sucb 10 be selected by . competent com.
nittse aud should amount he raised khau
would be considered for the parpcss that the
asauoe donated Soldiers General Eosplia fund
will enable his many friends, both civic and militia
ry Contribute their mite and IN any event they viii
De assused that the amount received will be applied ~
verify object lepcloee dollar sc starter they
GENE tco thick appoint receiver. ASi4E9AM
TwENTY-PIvT CENT SUBSCRIPTION.
TIE EfuoR OF HERALD
NEw YoRE, April Is, 1894.
fesyrf 10 suggest through the EERALp The pro
rrcty Of presenting 10 General George +. Mcclellan .
sword tna would do honor 10 The donors glory e
abe General u he were permitted 10 draw y from ths
scsbbard defence OF his country THE done ! al
SeoE he opened al several places 10 the CITY for contrnn
Ascee allowing no one individual 70 have tG one vote
sod for which he shall twenty FIVE cents ard we Can
gresent Little Mac with q sword costing Sl.5oo ~
aesr IL IL thirty days 7 II. y. n
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AEw ARDS.

CE RBwARO-LosT ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
,EC The 2sa inst on the Shore road 70 Fort Hamilton
adys Sable Fur Collar The Of % win be given
bringing the 10 Charles Taylor 50 Pearl
street y or his house on Third avenue and Fifty FIRST
street South BROOKLYN.
q * REwtRD.-LOsT. ON SUNDAY NIGHT APRIL
Uc a. from li Prince street between Wooster and Lan
streets small black Bun Terrier. the
Of Fanny The above reward will be paid TO per
delivering said dog at lo3 Pearl street.
GS REV ARD.-LosT. ON SATURDAY EVENING. At
sND the Fair going through Jane street. Eighth
and Fourteenth street Pocke.hook. conainng
Of "cnrrercv hodern and a penknfe--the last
valued keepsake The finder viii apply Comb
4 Vail, Greenwich and Jane streets
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BEkMgDA AIIi li-sehr Glead9wer, West, Of New Bed:
ssls. rsrs sprung and oiter damages Waits advces
Barr EslasoG Fr), from Honduras ksrseiles came
and decks , -' = .
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NswsPAPERs.
FFECH oF NON. JAMES BRooRs

GfFECH OF hon JAMES BRoQRs
Ia the House of Representatives, on
MIR. CHsREs EXPANSION OF THE CURRENCY.
and tho cost OF IN food and labor aud proper{ 10 re-
py 10 the Hon M Morrill, OF Vefnopt and the Hon MT
ecDbins u New York, In the Evening ErPRtss todav
fypebdaSr
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sEoARs AND TOBACCO.

TOBACCO AID sEGARy HAVANA LEAF TOBACCO
WRAPPERS aud Fllers OF superior quality. by tne BALD
epanish Ribbons, all kinds Cigarettes &c a.
: HAVANA TOBACCO AGENCY, 10 Wafer street
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MATRIEoNy. why EVERY NAN sEnEID MARRY.
M Why every wonan should marry AT may marry.
70 know read Illustrated Marriage Guide and Medical Ad
yis.r BY VIM. Earl M. D, $40 pages Nailed everywhere,
In sealed envelope for rs cents ADDRESS II WINE street.
New York.
TIE MARRIAGE GuIDE-A PRIVATE rHsTErCToR
for the USE Of married persons and thorv about 70
and coiored plates ~ " Holick, u. Sent BY mail on
yece ri Of dollar T. VI. STRONG, publahef
rsssau strVst New York
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The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-27
:%L 10

! Glorious New England! thou art still ttuo
TO thy ancient fame, and worthy thy an
cestral honors. On thy pleasant valleys
rest, like sweet dews Of morning, the gen.
tie recollections of carly life; around thy
hills and mountains cling, like gatherin 6
mists, the mighty memories Of the revolu-
ton; and far away in the horizon of the
past, g|eam, like thine own Nothern Lights
the awful virtues Of thy Pilgrim Sires!-S. 8
Prentiss Of Mississippi. - i @.......
When we and our posterity shall see our
lovely South desolated by the demon Of war
which this act Of yours will inevitably in
vito and call forth; when our green-waying
harvest shall betrodden down by the mnr-
derous soldiery; the fiery car of war sweep
ing over our land; our temples of Justice
laid in ashes, all the horrors and desolstion
of war upon US; who but this convention
will be held responsible for it! and who but
him who shall have given his vote for this
unwise and illtimed measure [as honestly
think and believe shall be held to strict ac-
count for this suicidal act by the present
generation, and pro bably cursed and exc
9 ated by posterity for all coming time
lion Al<z II. ,Steuens in Georgia Conpention,
1861.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-27

! 'om their sockets-his body writhed like a
dying mans Nathan persisted in holding
his grip until Jim became entirely passive
be then relaxed bis hold. Jim was slvw in
recovering his speech and his senses: when
he did he begged Nathan for nercy's sake
to release him. .,.,. .tacs..l ...,
When thou wilt make the promise ex-
act from thee but no sooner, replied! athan.
Jim saw that he was powerless, and that
the Quaker was 1esolut'e. He felt it was
no use to persist in his stubborness. 2t'
l will give in, he replied, will promise
to love my neighbor as myself. - .-s@4:
Including the Qaakers, insinuated Ma.
than. >-srt F. r. s@ -.. = ss>..s
Yes Including the Quakers, replied
I'm.
Thou mayest arise then. friend James
and trust the lesson thou hast learned to
day will make more peaceabIy citizen o.
thee, and hope better man.
Poor Jim was completely humbled he
left the field with his spirits completely
cowed. Not long after this occurrence tho
story became bruited about. This was
more than Jim could bear. He soon after
left the scene Of his many triumphs and his
late defeat, and emigrated to the far west
This last l heard Of him he was preparin!
to make another move, Eeing pressed 70
his reason why he again emigrated, he said
thata colony ofQ1akers were about moving
Into lis neighborhood. He was under a,
obligation to love them, but he was tt
opinion that distance would lend strength
to his attachment.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-27
MexiCOs

A letter from President Jaurez dated SAT-
Luis december 9th, received in this city
says our hopes are for speedy termination
OF our civil war and a complete restoration
OF union with it. No doubt many an Amer.
ican soldier will soon join u s for the purpose
|of driving from the soil Of the America
continent, the French with their designs
establishing monarchy here. We know
full we'll that if the United States had not
been engaged in their present struggles no
European power would ever have attempted
to strike blow against Republican institu-
tions, but as we are, with Gods help we try
10 defend our beloved Mexico.
You no doubt will be somewhat surprised
at our abandoning our principal cities and
'eaving them in the hands of the French.
We think we arc right in doing so.
In the first place in a military point Of
view the further we can draw them into the
intericr, ana away from their base Of SUPPLIES,
the better.
BY dividing them UP and distributing
their forces they become weaker, and give
US more power 10 aasaiI and destroy; and
We do not intend to carry on more than
what is classed as guerrilla warfare, for we
are not in position to make an attack on
amy of their points.
TheFre: CHI army being far superior to
ours in point Of discipline as we'll as bein
supplied with all the modern improvements
in gunnery, we would be compelled to
|succumb eventually to them in any pitched
hattie, while by harassing and destroying
their communica ions and carrying on .
system OF warfare like that which the French
carried on in Spain, they will finally come TO
consider Mexico as an empire not easy to
govern.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-27

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.
Tho 7rtduue vouches for the genuine
ness Of the following letter, which intimates
that the city Of Charleston is mined with
powder:
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-27
State News Items.

SLEIaHING PAnrY.-Our neighbors at
Red Wing, can do a big thing in the way Of
q sleigh ride. when they try. A party Of
fifty:t couple paid US visit on Friday
evening, 9Th inst, they, had, as we have
learned, good dance, and we hope, . very
pleasant time generally .-Lahe city Times.
SMALL, Pox At GLUE EARTH ClrY.-Tbe
Mankato Independent says that a Mrs.
NEVILLE lately returned from Baltimore
with the smallpox, and that the people Of
Blue Earth Ci.y::became SO alarmed that
protracted meeting was suddenly brought
to close, and the schools wore shut up.
Mrs. NEyILLE's husband was trader and
had been obliged to box up his goods, tts
town physician deelaing that if he sold them
they would infect the purchasers Psoneer.
&C. andrews, Col. Of the Sd Minnesot.
Regiment, has been nominated for Brigadier
General. &E# 3sz## 5@@s -"s'@
JusT from IDAHo.-N. z. Langford. Esq,
formerly Of this city, arrived pesterdoy
rom Idaho, BY way Of st. Leuis. He was
seven weeks making the trip; and had
rough time IN coming across the plains
Mr. Langford Is On his way to Washington
sent by the Legislature of ldaho = Com.
missioner 70 present the question Of diyis-
ion u fhat Territory befors Congress, and
also 70 urgs upon Congress the adyaafsgss
and necessity Of : proposed lnail 1eats from :
81 Paul 70 Bsnsoek City Pioneer.
FiEE On Monday noniss lass tbs sesiIsDes
q II. SHELTON. eornsr d Nth ard nesusey
stssets, took afe and burnei 70 tho syoun
Ths frs osiEisassd from dice iys duss.
s0d ~bes INT disooversd. might hays bsss,
evsscons had - had propsr faeiiit;ss, s.
ssss vstsr aocs6sibls. = & W. u o.lv
sosrSss . pssSus ~ q $40 IL hossslIoN &
faitsrs. Whieb - Allgok - thsueA
ssssssf = is da.nseDd - II
hesss bs1eee1 - W.P. HilI1tyS Sa q =
ias.ssd = - - Iss1 ,u,es cS q
30 Dol'srs- Ha4f,gs lsf1es1sse.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-27
New YORK, Jan. 5

New YORK, Jan. g.
Tho 7rtduue vouches for the genuine
ness Of the following letter, which intimates
that the city Of Charleston is mined with
powder:
CHARLESTON, Nov. 9
DEAR Cousin Fred has at last consent
cd to let me como to Macon, so you may
expect me in very few days. The other
day Yankee she'll exploded just around
the corner from house tearing building to
pieces aud setting two others on fire, No
one was inj ured as all the building were va
Gated some weeks ago. I don't believe
there are two hundred ladies in town who
are able to get away, for Fred declared we
should not leave while we had roo: over
US, but now that he sees the danger we are
IN, he is glad to hurry US off.
Most Of the families have gone to Dor
chester, Summeryille, Icombo and water.
ooro, and every house in those places is
crowded; nearly every room is filled with
beds and every bed has to accommodate
three or four persons. So much for war
but would willingly live in city the re
'nander of my life hit would keep the
Yankee miscreants outof our city. A ma
jority OF our people here have left most O.
their furniture in their houses expecting in
few weeks to return to them, bu ofcourse
they know that i: the Yankees take the city
their houses and furniture will all be dc
s,royed.
Gen. Beauregard has caused Information
to reach all that If he finds it impossible to
hold the city he will leave it mass Of ru
ms. No one will complain of this, as they
know the barbarians have vestige of the Sc
cession nest if they can take it.. ..s...,.,
lfthey should ever enter our house may
God have mercy on thetn, for cannot. II
they ever enter the city you will hear o.
The greatest earthquake ever caused by hu.
man agency. .-... :,
1t will be consolation, Louise, for YOU
to know that should the vandaIs ever &c,
here they will never be able to reach Macon.
uen. Beauregard is confident they could
never get ten miles beyond the cityin1 any
direction, but he is equally confident they
can never come. ~ ..t .~. s......s his -
1t IS painful 70 go through our streets, once
alive with beauty and fashion, anil see them
entirely dssrted, with the exception Of now
and then one Of OUT celored people, or a
sqoaiild lrIshwoman. But am to see you
SO soon that | will not write long letter.
Fred sends his love, but says that he
Will not write until dipping his pen IN /.
I fankes carcass, he can wl1te with red ink.