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Ths Recon. Fire nc the Foot OF Jora-
lemon street, Brook


The OF tho nrc and explosions at the foot
OF J.ratmon street attracted large number OF visitors
yesterday, among then, many .dos, who 10 SEQ
what damage had teen DONE Portions OF the damaged
properly stln remain they did Saturday, num-
Der OF watchmen being engaged in guarding the premises
aud preventing evil disposed persons bom carrying II
away.
somo person.. doubtful as 10 the explosive qualities Of
nitrate cf da nsde cxper men;e yesterday by igntDg
Of the msteriol lyHg arosnd oose, with matches
puled up ssske, and originated flame The fire De-
partmcpt, on the aet. were soon on hand, with
Mr. Cunningham, the Chief Engineer, but no damage
likely to result the engines returned. ~ was re-
ported that the experneners bad been blown into the
deck. but such not the case They satisfied them.
selves that citrate OF soda would ignite very readily,
not explode.
The carse OF the orgicnl Are Is sti uuSrown although
IL s asserted by tome parties connected With the ware
houses that carsed by lighted thrown from
the windows Of some enc the onccs connected with
the place, the workmen nj the time being away a. din
The re hooshood st presents eviderees Of the dis.
Ascr. Along urman street 10 trout of the cottages be-
tween Jcrslemon ard Montague streets, heaps OF the
debris caused by the explosion arc piled on the pave
ncnts showing tho SCATTERING to which the houses were
subjected and the trouble and Inconvenience tho occu-
pants compelled 20 undergo account OF the eS
plosons The houses from orsienen 10 Atlantic street
also show tho oHects OF the disaster by shattered win
dows and In fact general wreck Of Shutters doors and
chlmneys.
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Brooklyn Military Affairs.

bfO0ktYm
DEPARTURE OF THE FIFTY-sIxTH REGIMENT.
The Fiftys sixth regiment, State Militia, will march
from their armory, 10 Raymond street, to-day, a. four
oclock-ihe destination being Washington. They mus
tered Fort Green last evening, when some elk hun
bred rank and ole answered to their names, which will
be about the number that will march this afternoon.
The line march will be through Fulton avenue. Fulton
street, to Fulton ferry; thence up fulton street, New
York TO the foot OF Barclay street, where they will EN-
bark the boat for South Amboy The following orders
In relation to the matter wore issued yesterday
SPECIAL ORDEa-No As.
HEADQUARTERS, 56TH REGIMENT. N. Y. N. g.,
EKooKLYx, July IT. 1864. !
The foregoing special orders, No co. hereby pro-
nnuIgated for the Information Of this command,
the regiment will therefore assemble AZ headquarters
street. TO DO mustered into service for one hun
dred days as State Militia organization, and mmedi-
stoy kaarch for Washington.
Tho tne f7r resembling for muster Is hereby fixed At
orc P. N. The regiriest will march at four +. M
BY order Of Colonel J. @ ADAMS,
Commanding Fifty sixth Regiment
TEoMAs H. LAUDER. Acting A0jatant.
SPECIAL oaIERs--NO. 40.
HEADQUARTERS SEQ Nd DIVISION. n. Y. s. N. g.,
BROOKLYN, July Is, 1854. I
The Fifty sixth regiment National Guard or the State
Of New Yoak, commanded by Colonel Jvhn O. Adams,
having with the assent Of the Commander Chief and
Ia response to the requison of the President Of the
United States upon the State Of New York. reported for
voluntary service for hundred days At such place
places may be directed by ths.war Department. II s
his regiment TO Washington, and there report to the
Secretary Of War. H. b. DURYEA, Major General
WIN. IRVING STEELE Division Inspector and Assistant
Adiutant General
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News from Fortress Monroe.

The following deaths have occurred in Chesapeake He's
pita since las; report
Lieutenant Frank L. Morrill,. 3d New Hampshire.
Captain John A. Zee, 4s,h Now York
The following deaths have occurred 10 the Hampton
Hospital
j. W. Galloway, 9Th United States infantry; Alexander
rowdcn. citizen, Alexandria: Antonio GJuzsez 7h New
hampshire .Iohr " Stead, 3D. New Hampshire; Geo. l.
Moore. 18th New Hampshire Cyrus Anthony, 5lh Tenn.
sylvania John Icech. 9Th Mchrnns j. D. Ero&n 10th
New York artillery; Daniel DonsvGn, seth New York,
VIM. O Woodbridge, 9Th New II mpshire; John Kuhn,
John Rapp 1ith Connecticut: o. y. Belcher, sth Maine
Jerry ste 22d tinted States colocd; John SHUT 9th
rcunsylvauii Albert Bruce. Cd New Yo.k cavalry Lam.
bert W. steele LIST Connecticut artillery; LORENZO Axel,
10Th Vermont T. G. r9ppino seth New. York Jacob ay
% Peunsy vania artillery: Martin NJ Trssk, o6th Massa
chusetts Ieberich, 18TH Wisconsin, Geo Tubbs Iasth
New York: ~ y Montgomery, 26th south Caroiiua Bcni
Sherwood 1st New YORK engineers H. G. st1cksl 2lst
south Carolina.
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SHIPPING NEW 8.
Per. Of sew YerH, s.,y n. lssA.

ARRIVED
srs,:. . search q 10 esiy.ss:r TI.Sda
Guy siss %s;s "a pa
Steamship Iieo. Aspinwai. July 8. VITA 49,
stesmship Missseppi ~ aspspors2; Kennedy Ne. o.
is os S s r s ase Steamship Bate
!as iisS % G'sasd: large "hss :ss.s's.
sisamsa,p creol- rno~pson washington. 90 hours -
siesm.hip Merrin,sc u transport. sampsou Balll-
e B.c sns ss FOR a.oss
18TH PM, on Absecom, passed steamship Atlantic bssss
Lsv!.. cot Yarmouth, rs, rsy ,; ArasG::ss
YIN nsssrock q days with iron anc Tar g scr -" 4. -
'f f..%
,,. ssis .ss ;'s
a aGs ss,s 9s:'
.sS s%s En-. :: days with .'
Cd Bs.s nns ~ w mdss 10 bah
ship KITTY Simpson. Mayo Boston, days. in ballast % :
Brig AmiciiIa tHaeo, AreDds Marsess. IS days. wsn
Brig Eountan Eagle owens Linsan. cB, II day. Nh
e0 Srs q cs,Sssins eof Prince Ed~ard Isr.u pmaa
EN- wh is from 70 ss Sy.n a. os. .nS ns
sshr SPRAY eBr, Cole. New London. PEI. II days. wssA
s 81: ss:ss e S. r ss. sy'; x.. POINT
Cleaner T.eony rlsrG r rnilt Ss'ans,,,.
s's: Steamer ' rs1ssr " Mott ssss''
Ship Golden State, Deano. from Hamburg May 81.
SAILED.
l6thstear e Admiral Dupont Crescent. Atlantic; sAIs
ANITA Now san
pla II Brett. schiler brlgs olss More Rosas; H.sa
ss:s s"s se" 1 wS Sf rosy:.
i7th Steamships Empire CITY, II Livingston.
Wind at sunset 8, light.
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CcscxRr Ar ST. JOINTS CuArrron tire ga or THIS noah
tho rst Invitation rehearsal OF Mr. Track tders free
Vocal Class foe boys will take plse> Al SssAAa,h school
room Of Sd Johns chapsLs
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z. r.. Sim mOns * Co.-Covington.I Ky.
SHELBY, EXTRA CLASS 3S,-July i6. 1884.
50, 35, 90, &c, l6, II, 80, 81, 46, %, 20, 62.
CLASS sss--July l6. 1854
~, 90, 20, 20, II, 81, A, 8, As, GO, 80, II.
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WORCESTER Mass, July IL, 1864.
The New England College regatta viii be held here on
Lake cunseanond the Goth Instant. Thsro win be
citizens regatta the sotb opcn "a all Doa,s with
prizes Amounting 10 ave hundred doile7s.
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Great Curiosity.-SmfGh & Diake's
ne OF Ties at IS cents gents Lace Crsvats 30 cents;
Linen Collars 81 % dozen. $40 Broadway large store.
corner of White street.
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A. A. Refrtgerntors ut Less than Cost
at E. d. BASSFORD'S Cooper Institute Building Conn
one, come ALL see tor yoarselveA
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France, Ellis & Co. Mann0ers.

LlEnARY, EXTRA CLASS lS,-July lG 1864
81, 40, IA, 10, so. 4, 81, 80, 20, IL, 65, 46.
CLASS lSi-Juy IS. 1864.
3s, 40, %, 65, l, 76, co, 20, 81, &c, So, II.
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Prizes Casncd In All LOCALIZED Lotce.
r!es and information given. GALLAGHER & RENJAM[N.
Brokers $40 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
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Prizes Cashed I'm the Royal Havann
and oil legalized lolterics
ALECK 3 CO., brokers.
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Batche,or's HAIR Dye-The Best sn tho
world. Harmless, reliable instantaneous The only perfect
dy4 Sod By al druggists. Factory. 81 Barclay streeL
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Deafness, Catarrh. and NIL Disc ases OF
the Throat ard Air Passages successfully treated by
DRS. LIGHTHiLL. u 81 Marks place.
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Murray, Eddy Is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ky.
KENTUCKY ExrRA CLASS 4ss-July 10, 1884.
Sc, rs, l, 43, 81, SO. l3. ~, 20. II. IS, ii.
KENTUCKY, GLASS 434-July 49, 1854.
10, IS, "a. 5, 6, %, 70, 81. 20, SO, 2, Al.
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A Tag for shipping Wooden Ware
liquors groceries &C. Strong but cheap. At MACGRRs
llb Chambers street
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Prizes Cashed In all Log aiizcd Lotteries,
and information given by CLUTE Exchange Once, III
Broadway.
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Gournud's Poudre Subtitle tproofs HAIR
from foreheads psrt o. the body; 81; ct his
depot ass Broadway; mailed, 81 90
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: Lottery Tickets Cnshcd-In for IN nj iov
given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker. IL Wall street. RooI
MOL.
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Official CtrCulars in shelby Coil eg &c IOt-
terry furnished by SIMMONS ROGERS CO.. New Yori
off
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No Move Cray Hair as Baidness-Eorsy-
Eve PEARS constant stady ConsuItation free.
DR. GkASDJsAN, Astor place.
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Highest Premium T. ocSx stitch Sewing
Machines WHEELER WILSON, 625 Broadway.
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An lnfaDiible Remedy for Gray HAIR
HOYTs Hiawatha Hap Restorative. No ~ University
place, New York.
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AT Asa Broadway, below Grand. Gour.
AUDS be had the italian Medscaed Soap
tan. feckes, cruptons sunburns redness, saow-
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MOuger's Standard Parchment ana
cloth Tsg used aud approved BY the great transportation
companies Fully reliable piping cotton. wool &c. i5
Chambers street
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Royal Havana LOttcry.-75 per cent
premium paid for prizes Information furnished: The
highest paid for Donboons and all kinds of Gold and
Silver TAYLOR CO.. Bankers, ID Wall street, N. Y.
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And ThOusa nds az Fa IN l1ies are BUY.
Ina wOLCOTTs Instant Pain Annihiator Always gives
instant relief Sod everywhere Small bottles 70 cents
large 81.
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Photograph Casds for Gentle nae 49,
Sam ole with catalogues cent FOR IS cents.
u. iiENNETrE. So Liberty street. Now York.
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A Perfect Hair Dye-Miller'a. Only SO
cts per box Try It. Sold BY all druggists Depot s. Dey
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.


The governors 0cspOuso 60 enc Oexi Oh
the Presidents.
General Sanford received despatch last evening from
the War Department stating the regiments Of the
First division New YORK Militia, will be received
- militia organizations iu the ortncattons Of
Washington for one hundred days. rumor WAS in c.-
cuiaton that these troops would he called upon TO 60 20
the front; but such ID moi thscase. They merely
wanted 70 garrison Washington while the veterans who
are now performing that duty will be sent TO aid General
Grant h hushng up tho campaign against Richmond
In obedience 10 the above call the orders have
been issued by comandauts Of regiments Of the First
dvision;-
GME1AL oRDKRs-No. 10.
HEADQUARTERS, 93D REGIMENT. N. G., g. N. vi
JEFFERSON MARKEr NEw YORK, July II, 1864.
Commandants OF companies viii Immediately make
requiason at thek headquarters for all necessary uni
FORMS and equipments and return their corrected
company rosters TO the Colonel Monday, 18Th inst.
COMMANDMENTS win assemble their commands In uni-
form for inspection Monday, at three p precise
". At the new armOry. No. 90 East Thirteenth street,
Fourth avenue. and will also mako full report Of
the strength Of their respective commands.
mour Chief Of the Militia forces o. this
STATE issued TO requtiop Of the president or
ns United ss t. .Ss oousqy
Tho regiment will assemble a. InArseensn sst 'n
armory Tuesday, 10Th inst. a. eleven A. NJ: s1l,y
service OF the United states In tho ortncations
A. Washington city FOR hundred days, and win leave
al the earliest moment. Transportation will b provided
W. r. W. CHAMBERS, Colonel Commanding.
JAMES H INGERsoLL, AdjutAnt.
Company OF this regiment are ordered to meet At
Military Hall. 1913 Bowery, At one O'clock Z: H.
BY order OF Captain JOHN W. CRUMP
- JnFruss, Orderly.
GENERAL oRpEx-xo. o.
HEADQUARTERS, 77rH REGIMENT. n Y. N. G
LAFAYETTE HALL. BROADWAY.
New YoRK,. July II, 1854.
This regiment having received marching orders COM
mandants of companies hereby ordered to assemble
q. headquarters ON Tuesday July 10, a.
nine O'Clock A. n. The regiment will be mustered into
the United States service at eleven O'Clock NJ that
day, and will depart for Washington Immediately after
wards Quartermdster McArdle will mako the necessary
acquisitions for subsistence, transportation &c
Captain Snnott Ia hereby detailed as officer OF the
day and Lieutenant Pickett officer OF the guard for
TO morrow (donday), 18th inst. Guard mounting NJ
eight A. N.
BY order OF Colonel THOMAS LYNCH.
JOHN 3. BRADY, Sergeant Major.
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.Hcr NaJesty' Cha m ma gne-Thc Royal
Wine Of England. For sale only by w. a. WARD. No.
Broad street.
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Cssstador0's u.ir Dye, Prcserystive
sni Wig Depa. wholcsal: and reta No. Aston House.
TIE dye applied by skilful artists.
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A Beautiful Com Observation-Disclosures
BLOOM OF YOUTH surpasscs ythng for preserving
and beautifying the complexion aud skin ass Broadway
and druggsts everywhere.
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All Ceing TO she Country, Even for =
day should with them the French Cosuac Bt!ers Of
s. STEINFELD 70 Nassau ST. eet which prevent
Of Fever and Ague, Sea Sickness Dysentery Chis
Summer Complaints, Female Debility. &C
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ptier. piles. pi,rt.--s petvi.itc A. Care
or NE III ynn gre troubled ~ estn Of tctlss cr,
uso Do NfTMEkE piie sop g'trry Rtte ehus svsn u
heuiy Respectable parfons 80 TITS CO., VITO cried aftr
suffering for ears. Agsnt FOR New yosE - Biweiy
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KnNpp.s Extract OF Roots for MHksnR
Root Beer Ons Of the psassu and hcshfet bever
known e made from this extract and i's
qualities such II akc to the inyahaa
we'll a 20 the OF those good health. General
depot sc2 udson street, New Yerk Sold ~ drgrists
generally,
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CHRONIC CATARar
CURED
CROSS EYE srKAIcHrENED IN ONE Miycrs.

And every disease Of tho Eye and Far recurring either
dics surgical aid attended to by Dr. Won EiSESBERG.
81 his consulting SIG Broadway, near Twelfth street
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NcrvOUs nnd Vtrutent Oiscnsts MD
PHYSICAL Weakness arising from Sgccnc OsuscsNew and
reliable t-vncn;in reports Of tie Howard Association
sent by AL In letter envelopes free Of eharge address Dir
Y. Sxhn Bourhtor Howard Association, No. South Ninth
street Philadelphia. Penn
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Deafness, Impaired sight,

Cristndoro's Hair Dyc. Prcservntivs
and Wig Dept wholesale and retail, No Astor House
1he dye applied by ssilrul artsts.
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Wig Toupcts. Hair ". =. TEair gyeirx
sad Modevia Cream, for tount'cln. tie War vs.. A.
sNtCHAI & 10 Bond slls>t.
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1f You Want to Know, &c., Read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE.
curious book for curious people and good hook ro
every one Price ~ o. To be had At all news deposa
Contents tables mailed free. Address
DR. Z. 3. fOOrE, 4 1870 broadway, ksw York.
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American Ladies arc Divided into two
casses-hose who fascnate and those who don't The ns
cinators all use PHALON'S NIGHT BLOOMING CKREUS.
When fair dame is going ball Il her husband fails
TO supply her with PHALONS NIGHT BLOOMING CO.
REUS, let him look out for . Lively bawl at home
why Is trying to initiate PHALON's NIGHT BLOOMING
CEREUs Ike q wagon toing slowly rough roadf
Because 1t is . labor.n- wain.
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Deafness. Impaired sight,
NHt. NOISES IN THE HEAD,
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN the
THROAT.
CHRONIC CArAREH,
CATAERn OF THE TYNfANiC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, OBS rRUCrtOS5 OF THE
ErSTACIffAN TUBE
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OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
Sor sale bv GEORGE g. ALLHN. as Broadway. one doe
below Cana street, formerly IA wali street Closed o.
Saturday at O'Clock.
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Ny friends and the public will gye me credit However,
fo- having struggled long and hard against the universal
the credit
1he advance now made Y enough 70 cover with gold
higher further rise In prices must DO made In
intend - heretofore TO sell better article for
less money than Il can be bought for elsewhere. :
circular with engravinas Of al the szes STYLES and
present prices will be senton receipt OF letter postage
Address A. MOTION, rs Maidealane. New York.
NEW YORK, July IL 1854
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BY chs arrival Of the steamship Illinois, Captain Pab
cock ~ this pert last Might from Aspnwa the sh
INST We have late and very Interesting from the
west coast q Central and South America which will be
sound fully detailed IN the letters Of our Panama and
Lima correspondents.
Purser Patterson. Of the Illinois, has thanks FOR tho
prompt delivery Of correspondence and late papers.
Our Panama Correspondence.
PANAMA, July s. 1854.
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NOTE cInr wiii fni tts sl"i ait anNete
for NAuSE4 AT broMAU a. All ~ 'si os tens iecuSr
"Fs pLMAs BARNES Co,
81 rark rON NoW Ncrs terrFsl Arms
1he above prersrapnn 3cr sac NJ HtirbAis 1ht"ca'
0s'"' - "'oA ~ uBu ELMB0Lp.
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wholesale Drug is,s, New Haves' Conn.
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While joutne In the 1y stomach bscams baGi
deranged pain In head Had been
the would have been called sea sickness. ad
sitting by me- wing my condition. reached bottle
aging, take swallow did 20 and 10 loss than nv
minutes my trouble ended 1Le medicine 'Coe
ID, spepsia Cure and from the eGet had upon tn
ston ach. nd what learned %: since, THINK
be an eYcclie remedy slckness dyspepsia
MRS. SAMUEL FIELD.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-04
From the Albany Argus.
Rcptpblicau Come =

We observe some indications of the prevalence
of copperheadi in distinguished Republican
quarters For example:
"The Supreme Court of Vermont has declared
the soldiers voting bill of that State unconsttu
tional. so far as relates to the election OF State
officers"
Again. Senator Hale, OF New Hampshire. in
speaking in the Senate. the other day OF the eff
fort in Congress to annihilate the State banks.
said the object would be more easily understood
il the measure were put in this form
"And be il further enacted. That all those in
struments heretofore known "a State constiu
tons be and they are hereby abolished"
And again, Senator Doolttle, OF Wisconsin,
on the same occasion, said
Il do not yield to NV honorable friend from
New Hampshire in my sincere respect as well a.
my deep and settled conviction IN the necessity
of this Government. as well "a the State Gov
ernments themselves, maintaining. preserving,
and defending all the rights of the States under
the Constitution of the United States. | believe
in State rights, SIR that they are expressly men
toned. reserved. protected, and defended in the
Constitution itself. and they are reserved by
our Constitution. protected and defended, ] be-
lieve in those rights. and as citizen OF the
United States, and as citizen of the State, feel
bound to respect and 10 defend them
Now all this is copperheadism in its most ma
lignant form Neither Nallandigham, nor Pow
ell. nor Fernando Wood has breathed worse
c0pperheadism. Can IL be possible that the Su-
preme Court OF Vermont. and Senator Hale of
New Hampshire, and Senator Doohtte Of Wis
consin. are turning copperheadsy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-04

SrRArEsr.-jen. Lee occupies q position be-
tween the North and South Anna rivers Grant
crossed the North Anna. but fndisg Lees posi-
ton rather formidable be recr0ssed the North
Anna aud moved down below where the North
Anna and South Anna meet to form the Pamun-
key. He there crossed the Pamunkey and moved
down the right side OF that river. lie seems 10
be moving down TO the position held by McClel
Ian previous TO the seven DAYS battles. Lee Is
close by and does not appear 70 hinder that move
ment. He can easily move in tie rear of Grant,
between him and Fredericksburg. Indeed the
road now from Grants army is said to be infested
with guerrillas Ii is probable that Grant de
signs TO abandon Fredericksburg and the route to
Washington and make Fortress Monroe his base
of supplies. This may be wise strategy We
shall see how il comes out Whilst Grant NAV
nearer Washington than Grant is, and, indeed, in
the rear Of the latter and close By him Ii would
seem that Grant might have started from Fort
ress Monroe and gained the point be is aiming
for without much ightng and left the route from
fredericksburg 20 Richmond open, as il viii DE.
or rather In possession OF the rebels. Ii Lee
could not be dislodged from his position between
the North and South Annas on account Of his
strong position. il would seem that the work at
Richmond will be still more difficult, with pow
erful force to defend the Notifications there and
Lee on his flank rear. Time will determine
Lee appears TO Us too willing let Grant 60 that
way; but he may be Mistaken Louisville Dem.
ocrat.