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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

FIRE N CuRvsnR SrREK-About eleven O'Clock last
night FIRE broke out Tho FIRST floor OF busna No. 1872
Chryse street. originated ID the hallway and spread
to the upper ocr destroying the entire building and
tents. The srst floor oceupea By George Remherr
cabinet furniture manufacturer; second door BY
sloat & Wilhelm, cabinet makers; third floor a. an
organ factory, and the fourth floor q var.
nish shop By Fnks 4 Co. Tho entire ioss on
stock will probably be about - oco partly insured Tho
loss the building will be about "a 600. The flames
also extended 10 the frame dwelling house No lsA occu
pied by Mrs Hood and william Tucker. Part o. the fur
niturc removed. Tho building entirely destroy
cd loss about 1000. brick tenement house 10 the
Of No. % Rvsgton street also damaged about
$500. and the tenants lost considerable Of ,be furni
turs BY removal the cause OF the Ore Ia unknown at
present.
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a 600 that mo- AIsm. ~
other styles Of the art - AkSh q hOLn rx rsrsis
Sos cXsrn MOI SNOWY p subslana no speculesive put
iSSumsie no spsc AbsoSbins for eusds9ns o. ccaass
ses nodde sproPe beo so. q :R sc NJ; rsc 1892
6eed when raSess a mushroon ovdi ~ thee oesoo
spos As ~oaiY e nv sSss 3 ,Ss AVE-,
no; rsSSsrs6 g as Isrgg street y O. tAss pctws
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speech % mo.tso~ery Blair .s sss<s-

BALruosz. Jan. %, 1894.
Tho pspers o. this evening contain fun report Of che
speech OF Montgomery Blair the cause or tho rebellion
ana President Lncolns plan OF paci6oatou, Delivered
before the members Of the Maryland Legislature al An
napos yesterday. II concludes a. follows
3 may BE- truly said now speaking the ssnse Of the
mass Of ymen that We are eli repu ,csnsa
democratic Exclude the consprators and the slave 10
eitutson which thcy have shaped into plot 10 split
unionexcude the consprators and those slavery
has nsde slaycs-and countrymen al this are
all democratsali republicans asserting the popular
sovereignty OF se9overnment the rights OF tho states
the nationality OF the UDon all balanced checked and
bound together in tho republican form OF government
iobortted from fathers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24
Provost Marsh al I4aynor

BALTIMORE, Jan. ~. 1854.
Major Henry 2. Haynor. recently appointed Provost
Marshal for the Middle Department, in place or Colonel
william s. Fish, OF the Connecticut Volunteers, cutters
upon his duties in this city day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

Wnea an Ias0svont Debtor Oan ne Das-
charged from Has Debts.i
suPRsMs c0Usr -oHAxssRs.
Before Judge Barnard.
An application sdo by Nathaniel n. Fowler 70 os
discharged from his debts undcr what 10 osmmooIy
known the fwo-tnird act
Mr. Rittorband counsel opposing creditors opposed
the application ON tho following grounds
Fva-The petition IL not signed by the insoivcnt
debtor required by section Of the statute. which
gides that
The petition shall be sgsed By the debtor. and by
have debts IN good faith owing TO them by such debtor then
two thirds q AZ the sebs owing oy him to creditors resd
scondrne proof Of The debtors residence "a no, sur
acent
App,cst,sa snaa be made to officer reading 10 the
esde sse he % debtor rsss and gfoof o.
petition aud before order shall be granted thsreou
Tue amdavn OF residence is in the following form-
within city ana New Hsrs sSsa
Ar affidavit, w,thoat venue. taken before officer
whose residence Is not mentioned. is nudity An am.
some onicor competent TO take afRdayita and within
somo place where no IS authorized by law to administer
made al any particular place. whore place Ia men.
toned GAoe " Morse, Q How, r.. 800 Cook VS.
Ts,a"rns 81 sdsyis ., A. xey.r one = N. p.oo,,s
creditors annexed 70 The petiion Is Insufficient under
0eci0N g.
Every such petition shall be AFFIDAVIT
q each pe,,toning creditor which adsvt shall tina.
the sum specided therein and OF
petitioner subscribed 10 petition Justly due
or VIII become due 70 him q fnsrrc time speci
he'd therein and shall state the
whether sne on written security otherwise, with
the ground and consideration Of such Indebtedness &C.
The affidavit OF Meyer that Fowler is 10.
debtcd TO hinA"upoD promissory notes made by
&c, and payable for So" but doos not state the
aground or consideration OF such indebtedness II has
becn repeatedly held that aihFe In this respect
discharge fraudulent and void; and IN Slidcll
McCrea Il Wend, 1G4) Chief Justice Savage in delivering
the opinion OF the Court, says that something
should be stated than the debt due noie Tho
consideration for the n0se should be set forth 10
give the creditors clue b inquiry and from tho want
or proper specific ton The intent to deraud il iDerrs
Bile. and conclusivey So and the discharge would be
fraudulent and void.
Several other objections TO the jurisdiction argei
but the Judge did MOI think sseccssary TO consider them
the above objections fatal 10 the application.
Application denied and proceedings dismissed.
J. soils Ritterband for opposing creditors II. D. La
paugh Tor Fowler
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

Rcvnt havana Pinn-Ske1by College
LOTTERY 10 DRAG Saturday January ~ rsrculsss FUR
eshed and hhest prcos paid for gots oliver
and nncurrent money by '. A. JACKSON co. No
THIRD avenue. new tork
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News from, Indianapolis.

CINctNNArf, Jan@ 20, 1854
Special dispatches from fndi lnapos say that tho
Gently published statement that hundred Gny OF
the Indiana six mouths soldiers died from exposure wno
route from Tazewel. Tenn. is false, they have ar
rived tnerc
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The CincinnatI SANITARY FaIr.

The Cine I'll Sanitary Falr.
CINCINNATI, Jan. %. 1864.
The OF two hundred thousand dollars paid
to tho Sanitary Commission by the officers the
Sanitary Fair. The funds still coming II Is thought
the net total will roach two hundred aud ten shasand
dollars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24
Tho Kentucky U. .. ssnatorship.

Tho Kentucky U. D. 0enatorship.
CINCINNATI, Jan. %, 1864.
The Kentucky Legislature took two ballots Tor United
States Senator without result.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan. 2s-P. N.
-Four ballots taken In the Kentucky Legislature
20 day with the following resut.--Gutnre, 81; Bell 40:
Durham, 81 Buckncr,5 Sixty 6vs votes arc REQUIRED
for an e,ecliou.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

All Those AGascted with Rheum tism,
Plies, Eexvons aud Rheumatic HeAdache win nnd grce,
relief and comfort from using CRONDALS PATENT PRE-
PARED CORK STUFFED Matsresses seats Csshions Rii.
7B BROADWAY. -.
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the Returning Rcgamenes.

CINCINNATI, JAM %, 1854
The Forty fourth Ohio regiment arrived here yesterday
SIX hundred and atty OF them have re.sniisted
the snty afth New York veterans arrived a, Indian
spolss yesterday.
From two 70 three regiments pass through Indianapolis
daily,
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% omoisi OrawtnEs OF Murray, Eady n
Kssrvcsr' sar.A ClAss iss-yss, n 40 :.
"a. ~. 81. 80. 81. IL. So, 40. IS. 28. 4, I6.
a - . Hssruoxs oLAss lS6-Jan. 49, 1854
~; ~ o. ~ 20. IS, So 60. OF, 49, l. III. 90. So g.
o'rcaAfs ssas free Of charge. by Addressing
MURRAY. EDDY 3 90.
CovfBgton. "
Lottery Of Kentucky
:, :, ErraA Class sp-Jaa a. 1854.
- = CLASS 0--Jaa IS 1864 -
~; 81. %. 49, s5 - III. ., 80, TO- &c. 10, n, a.
u, r. sIMMoss A co
snccessors 70 Joha A Morria ro
OMcfai Drawings OF the Library AsSa-
citation Cornpanys Lottery OF Kentucky.
EXTRA CLASS 6j5-Jau 23 1854
25 Is. 81. Is, 20, ii, 81, s. so, "a, 80 -
Class 635-JAn g. 1885,
IL rs. g. 2 &c, ., 80 g. 50. 8. So "a, 81, 81. L. n
Circulars sent by addressing
FRANCE. ELLIS co, Managers coviug.oa "
Attention.,
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Lottery Tickets Cashed I'm All Legal
ised tottc-iea tnformAtiop given,
JOSEPH BATES, II Wan street., room 10. l. Mt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

Grand scheme On the Royal tlovana
ran OF the sesby Coucge Lottery az Kentucky tnforma
sou furnisAsA. ALECk Cos Baokers 80 PiAsslreet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

Trn osrss Sc ruE TRUSTEES or CORN ExCHAr s0n.
o,a III attention the sale OF vausos nu ibses
IN H. n LUDLOW CO. 70 mor 70, oS ~ 81 u
0ClvSs ma ne street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

HIessrs. Simmons, Rogers q Co. are
20 receive deposs snd make co;,econs on our
account " r. SIMuONB Il 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24
The New York and Boston steamship
COmpany, &c.

BosTos, Jan. q. 1854
bill was introduced in Tho State seoals to-day to
corporate the New York and Boston Steamship Company.
wtth capital Of 81 900 900. Hg4
Company D. Of the First Massachusetts, cavalry com
naudcd BY Captain Charles Francis Adams Jr arrived
bore TO day, on short furough. after absence Of
about two years. during which toey havo done gallant
service. The Governor Welcomed them in Taneu Hss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

Good Tlme 60 Bay Furs.-Ae Whise.s
celebrated hat Store ave Broadway, large slock Of Evrs
ID areatiy reduced prces must b s0ld 70 ake roo0 'o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

PsfEes Cashed ia All Legaiized Lotte--
ries and informAtos gwen 0ALLA0HEE BENJAMIN.
Brokers. $40 Chestn1t street. Pbnadephia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

Hessra MUM & co, publishers OF the SCI E1ex1fI0
AMRRICAN continue Auornovs for sseasbnE 70
tents for new Inventions this and all foseiGn courna
Messrs Mann Co hsd seventeen years eaperiesco
IN soliciting have acted Atornsys ses sss
PsmpSess containing the Patent Laws and sshsr imRos
information for inventors furnsnsd Isss - sPp~
~ MUM CO., 81 Park rev, New Teri, or.
Corner p and Seventh streets. Washington. ID Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

Chaps, Chafes, saiiowness. EruRtioMss
Spots Spccks all Skin Eleishes cured By 0OURkUVo
Italian Medicated SOAP {iS Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

Tns CuSo OF Senator White, OF PtnnsyI.
vania.
PHMADErrmA, Jans -, 1864
Tho North American Of this mornlng,saVs--
Tho Speaker OF the State Senate having acquired posi-
tive knowledge that Senator White OF Indiana county
has resigned bis seat 10 the Senate and hashe resgna
ton v IN the hands Of his father, Judge White has
been determined 10 Pot end 70 the legislative ct
Hs1isbure BY issuing writ, pursuant TO. tho require
Senatorial district TO ali the VACANCY Tao resign
has beon seen By some OF tho pubic authosItics.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

Pss1es CasSsed I'm All Legal Lotteries.-
r''"p' ana tee ctmSroM e. 10 II Van street, n "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24
silver watches.

silver Watches. .,s.s~
S.lyer Hunung pca1 he'd Lcvers-tos tes, ets ca nj
silver Haatins Eneash Patent Lcse's-saN -
boe75. - = .,,,x .tx pya.avay one door bee
=. ~ rsrs1 street fsrmeriy Ne III wan sweet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

soldaevs and Omcers I'm che Army, Re.
,e er,osed TO sudden changes should always be supps
Win TsROWNs Bronchial frochcs a. they stve promps"
lief ~ . cold cough or an rritaed throat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24
1o,s83.16o rs
10 QQ0 1G0 IL
From Hudson TO lake Ontario.

From Hudson 10 lake Ontario ,928 100 IS
These estimates include land dsmaees, alterations Of
all structures necessary 10 conform 10 The revolution
Every estimate Is made up from nctual measurement
taken ~ the location Of each lock- and ri location OF
Of locks will accompany the report The object OF Oh
tanning these estimates VI 10 ascertain the real cost Of
cnagnR the canals 10 capacity to admit the passage Of
gunboats.
The above estimate will be found much nearer the
mark than that OF three and halt millions which has
been heretofore harped by those who pressing
the enlargement Of the entire Erie canal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

"Where Youth and Beauty Meet, to
glowing hours with Tying fse the extract Of
the Night Boomne Ceeus the recogn,ed Serfume Of the
complete FOR there nothing comparable to either among
fragrant bDaiens Of art the products Of nature
Manufactured only ~ PHALoN son. New FORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

To Beautify the Complsxie' without
nary 10 The akin, sse Madame Lnw6Ne lRos Psssiiss
ROADWAY For psleness and salownsss haAams lie
Paslilles 10 Rose
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.-Marsh n co., Radacs Il Care
- sss oay 81 Ne vesey street Astor y .oase suR
rsasn ssaS Supporters shoulder Brace a. lady 20
tandant
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Death or an Old Merchant.
DAYTON, Ohio, Jan. q, 1864.
James Perar an old and well known merchant or Day
ton. died this evening, utter brief illness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

Crtstadoro's Hair Dye, Preservativo
and Wig depot Wholesale aud retail, No. Astor HeueA
The dye applied by skfu' Artists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

TRY Hastings Preparatiss On or Beard rn-
v,sorator The be s,imulast ever offered ~ per ees
BILLIARDS Drug Store, corner latham street anA Hs~
novery Letters 10 box o59& Post once
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A Dozen Cartes do visiee. ELL Sit al
until suited A life size Photograph in OIL: SIS
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cherokee Remedy

cherokee Remedy
Cures from 70 three days
One bottle. %; three bottles -
Sold By OIL druggisss
Sent By express by the proprieors Pamphlets free.
DR. wrghts ReIuvens.i,s Elixir or Essence Of Afs -
stores mauiness and vsor OF youth One bols 81
three bottles S. Sold by all druggists Sent b. express
(pamphIe, free, By tho proprietor
DR.. W r.. MERwIN CO,
60 Liberty street New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24
100000
l2.n4Q GAG
l2GIa.n4
Total GA dOh gga ~

Total, Sla. 4O5 1888 u 100000 1900 Gao
cort from Hudson river to Lake Ontario by Oswego
Canal. .................... $40 $50 ,0s8
lie also requested report tho or lcrcthenng
tier OF present the foregoing Dimensions
His estimates on that point are as follows
Total Eric. ............@ $40 .sso160 70
Total Oswego ............. 2,t03 COO 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

Managers Direction Labels ana Tags
Dcuoison's Merchandise Tags, Patent Drsston LA0slS
Paws Patent book rags Tickets. &C. AtvlCr08 y
MAU0ERS. lis Chambess street
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Gourmud's Posare Subtitle proof isss
from upper ips law forshsads any part - TIE bev
Warranted as Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

what Csa re DO fBessi -Hia 0rgsnss So
cs ,a az. sA ssoM Hs RiSqstfY IS sro.S.sn re
osss o. Wales and sen1s.sn NEE. fcr .nss could q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

Deafness. Blindness, and all Defects OF
sight AMI enrinr treated by Dr. CADW HLI. -
Clinton place eighth stpeet Examinations free HousA
from TO 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

BroWne's Metallic Weather strips ana
window Bands exclude cod wiad ran snd Dust from d.
aud windows They half the fuel stop tho ratn1
Of sashes and warranted good 70! ave PEARS -
agents everywhere Address the Patent hstaue
Weather Strip Co. Ga Broadway corner OF Dloecker seoe&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

Batcheior's Hair Dye-Tho Best I'm the
EfarmTess reliable. inssntsnoOus The only par
dye Sold all druggista Factory 81 Dsrctay street.
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Exercise. Health, uscmeut.-Wos1'a
Gymsastic Academy NO. East Twenty eighth street, -
quarter
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Lesiis,s Ginger Wins.
Deiightfu', soothings refrssAinG
For s.a At al tho eadIaG gysoers' % Abe city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-24

Fifty First Prem a ns Tn 1863.
GROVER A RAKPE'S celebrated Elastic Stitsh Sewfnn
MACHINES were awarded the highest premiums over al
Competitors stair FAIRS of New York Vermont Tew
Indiana Michigan, Illinois Kentucky PennsylvaAM OAie
and and respactable destitute and o0un0
fair held in 1885, salesrooms s93 Broadway, New FORK
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wnseIer q wilson's Highest Premiaa
roet stitch sewing Machines smce s6s Broadway
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DR.. W. r. MERwIN & CO..
90 Liberty street. New York.
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Sold By oil druggisss
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&c, By tho proprietor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-04-15
FOREIGN NE VS..

There has been serious trouble at Fuh Chan
China. 1t originated in the natives making
noisy demonstrations against the missionaries
by interrupting the religious services Some
of those guilty of these outrages we're arrest
ed at the instance Of the missionaries, and the
natives, excited at this action, attacked ma
tive missionary, and matreated him outrage
ously. Afterward they attacked the chapel
of the Methodist mission, then that of the
Episcopal mission, and aftetward that of the
American board. No injury seems to have
been done to the persons OF the foreign mis-
sionaries, although the wives Of the native
missionaries were outraged. At last accounts
quiet had been restored, and the foreign con
suls had taken measures to bring the offend
ers to justice.
NJ. Gustave Aimard has written book, in
which he describes the priests of Chill. The
recent catastrophe at Santiago gives interest
to his descriptions. He says: With the
exception of the minor grades, the monks
are oily iellows-smoking, drinking, swear
ing, anu making love as well as man of the
world II is not uncommon to see in a wine
shop fat monk with red face and ciga-
rette in his mouth, merrily playing a vihuea
as dance accompaniment TO a loving couple
whom he will confess the next morning. Most
of the monks carry their knife in their sleeve
and in a quarrel, which is frequent thing in
Chill, use it as we'll, and with as lutte re-
morse rs the first conner. Such are the peo-
pie; and such are the priests, who form a
fourth OF the population, ia the country where
the great human burning took place"
The last census OF Ireland shows that there
are four and a half millions of Roman Catho
lies, and only about one million and half oil
all other Christians on the green isle.
LIVERPOOL, March 30.--The Prussians at.
tempted to storm Duppel, but we're repulsed
after five hours engagement along the whole
line.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-04-15
Our Army Correspondence.
THIRD VERMONT BATTERY

CAN'T BARRY, u G. April 6, 1864
Dear Journdi-We received orders yester-
day informing us to prepare for the field with
out delay and assigning our Battery with
five others, to the 9th Army Corps under Gen.
Burnside, which is now being organized at
Annapolis, Md. We ore to await in depot
here for further orders.
II seems then that We are TO be OF the ex-
petition which is soon-within week or
two-to sail from the above post for some
southern harbor, under the modest Burnside.
The other Batteries are all from New Eng
land, and infer that the largest share Of his
whole force will be veterans from that section
from what | can learn.
very much relish a voyage and campaign
with Burnside, as he seems to be a true pat
riot and to whatever place he is assigned he
does his best. | will warrant you will wish
us under no better commander than the " hero
Of Knoxville" Our destination is Of course
unknown, but 1t is rumored in the knowing
circles" somewhere " down in Alabama"
According to promise will keep your col
umns apprised Of all our movements which
do not come under the contraband' head.
A few horses, ambulances, tents and anu
milton will equip and ft US for the field. We
have made wonderful progress in drill, and
have been chosen on that account from nine
other Batteries which will remain after we
have gone. Soon, too, they will leave this
artillery camp, as Grant is putting an activity
into things, which promises fair most Wig
orous prosecution Of the war during the com
ing campaign. We find our Generals under
stand hotC TO fight and how TO be victorious as
the war progresses. Leave them alone. will
you, and attend to the recollection Of a Presi-
dent, while we have another sort Of cam
paign.
There is chance for twenty five good men
to enlist in our Battery. would like to well
come them here. Selectmen can enlist them
and government will furnish them Transport
tation to us
The Montpelier boys and all those from
chat vicinity are we'll. with the exception Of
Guy B. Staples, who is in the hospital. We
signed the pay roll yesterday for pay from
the time Of enlistment to Feb. 29.h.
Truly yours, J. b. L.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-04-15

DEFICIENT Townsville Burlington Times
states that on the 9th Of Feb. Gen. Wash
burn received notice from Provost Marshal
Gen. Fry, that deficient towns must make up
their quotas, else a draft would be made and
that this has not yet been revoked.
Young Chamberlin, whose death we record
this afternoon, was formerly lieutenant in
the Orleans county company in the Fourth
Vermont. He resigned in the fall Of 500,
but soon afterwards entered the I'd Mass.
Cavalry. He was taken prisoner in August
last and was confined on Belle Island, and had
been exchanged bat little while before his
death.
Elbridge II. Babbitt Of West Randolph,
formerly of the 18th U. S. Infantry. has been
promoted to 2nd Lieut.. in the LIST North
Carolina (whitel Regiment.
Ogden B. Read. Co. d, 10th VI Vols. son
Of David Read Of Burlington, has been given
a Captains commission in a colored regiment,
having successfully passed the severe examin-
alton to which all applicants for such appoint
ments are subjected. We also understand
that eomrade Of young Read, named Dodge,
has also received an appointment. Capt. Read
is now at Annapolis and expects to start for
the South soon.
The METHODIST CONFERENoE.-The an
nual session Of the Vermont Coz ference which
commences at st. Johnsbury on Wednesday
day next, is to continue five days. Bishop
James Of New York will preside.
RARE REFusAL.-A Mr.. Forrest borrow
ed a valuable horse of Asa Flint of Cabot,
and the animal hurt himself by a nail in the
stall 50 as 10 cause ms death MIR. Flint con
sidered it Academia. and refused to take the
full value of his horse in settlement.
Capt. James Hope of CAstleton, is expected
home from New York in few days, to COM
menee large camp scene, THE Army of the
Potomac at Cumberland Landing" the paint.
ing Of which he expects will occupy his time
during the summer. Capt Hopes =" Camp
Scenes are pronounced unsurpassed
j. +. and c. Gale, NJ. p. Melendy, Charles
Bardwell, Pratt and Graves Of Guilford.
caught with seine in West river, at three
hauls, 900 pounds Of fish, April 9th.
Rev. Austin Hazen has been dismissed
from the charge OF the Congregational church
at Norwich, VI.
Rev Charles C. Tory has accepted call
to the Congregational church at Chester, W.
The Vermont Central railroad is furnishing
its employees at St Adams with dry wood al
~ cord delivered upon the depot grounds