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, 1864-11-02
THE LARGEST GUN IN THE
TFORLD.
Successful Trial Of the TWenty.Tuch
K0dman Gun ut Fort Hamilt0n.

From the n. 7. Times, Oct. 93.1
The grand test Of the etwenty.inch Rodman
gun at Fort Hamilton yesterday, proved to
be an entire success. At the hour announced,
IL o'clock, for the loading of the heaviest
piece ol ordnance in the world, the parapets
Of the Fort were tntonged With distinguished
officers, and ladies and gentlemen, all anx-
ions to witness the trial Of the great gun.
Considerable delay was experienced In the
proper adjustment Of the piece, SIS It WIS not
until half past two O'Clock th9 irst discharge,
blank cartridge, Of one hundred pounds Of
powder, was fred. Tne concession follow
apg the discharge WAS allght, and the reeoll
Of The gun was much less than was antlcipa-
ted. The piece was next loaded with charge
OF fifty pounds Of powder and thousand
pound shell. The time taken IN loading WAS
Shout half IN hour. The second trial was as
successful as the first, the ball, IN consequence
ot q considerable depression OF the gun,
striking the water at a quarter of mule
distahcel richocheting several times. The
have received no strain, Preparations
were made for the final test. At o'clock
the piece was agaln 1oaded With chArge Of
GEE nuGdred pounds OF powder and b all
weighing one Thousand and eighty pounds-
orc Of the largest ordnance projectllcs ever
cast. Owing to the rather impromptu ar.
rangements for raising the bull, It was found
es+-AA
However, ut the honr mentioned, the piece
was loaded, and everybody stood clear 10
the Last grand trial. The gun. Was raised to
an elevation of twenty-ave degrees. and the
discharge was deafening: The ball was
twenty-iour SECONDS in the air, and fell at the
distance: Of about three miles and q. half.
Considerable applause followed the dnal shot,
and all concerned in the management Of the
piece we're warmly congratulated. The fol-
lowing are the dimensions Of this 19st great
enn, iii. .3T pounds; length, q feet; bore.
60 inchea; usual. charge Of, powder, 100
pounds; average weight Of ball, 1 900 pounds.
! f1eyious to the trial Of the gus the revenue
/! cutter Bronx, Captain Marcel, arrived at the
/; Government dock. having On board large
| number Of ladies' and gentlemen. Prominent
among the latter were General Dix, General
| Hays, General Dyer, General Smith, Com.
modore Panldlng, Commodore Wise, Com
nodoze Rodgera, Mnjar VanHeet, Captain
Rodman and Peter Cooper. During the after
| noon an elegant collation. was served On
board the cutter, and to the music OF the
Fort Hamilton Band the guests Joined In
| dance Oh the deck.
, 1864-11-02

MEDICAL FUEVEfORS OF
lHl+ FiCE. LOUISVILLE, Kr., Oct: 4, laS!: -
Promo sls viii be 1et-lVed ht .hat oEtce " "
T rHIfkg3AY. NnTember 10, 4 y H.. for surn1tal0g
ee foioWink tlclea and Qu@r1tdsa ol &e-iea' aAo
Ss1rnins r,ut: sccompspr btds+zcept ~ csees
vh r. ltd "a propcfa utnlen 81 srt.cle fe 0ne
rff y1cualt furp!1hed ry h-21n etcn pt poeal nost
rare hoV ecpu 1t proooaed tc coaMenca denFstapx
each ayt,cIc ana bow rapidly .be whaae qna1tty VIII
r. All eord1 TO or GeNyeteu st thla d:pot
, 1864-11-02
DIR. SANDERS,
THREE MINUTE SALVK.

TliE Balve will permanently remove
and cure Cornt. Warts. Molcs4 Hing
worm and Tcoth3eke In 6ofN threS
70 ten minutes.
Ehy Nn Tor sute. tae e-cruc.at1nF 1nd sot:1ant.
SURE KEAkpY u c6eted yqz [ar tha LuW Ph1E1
OF 50 cent PEI hoftlE-
~ FrT ka1t II D4. EAETXEIY Family 2edh7n&
Store Ne kAdfsoa afns. La Hast Qmoa chicago.
OH Y1La-lM x.KAx
, 1864-11-02
pE. EASTE2iY'S PAIN KILLER.

Ta,l1 II eIieine fl &c fEfH}lIele cNTe for
Rr,.tssE. Sprsdhs, sae4dAche, Toost.
ache. Sofs ThfoAt, Collie, Crampa e1N
sp4ArnE> Dywentery or Rosgei COM
plafnte, Nervous 4 Elections, Pain In
the Face, Fainter.z Collie PAtDz IL
she HfexSt. tiee, R&cik snd Limbs,
ssz.oJef6. cholta2 H1orbuE7 and In
fhc& wherever 1t II aEpuod Fa11 c1Es
not eI1Aks
u 3 pe:tect ANTeEC-E .o1 LII PALE. i1Y Il 81
R:11icted. ~, =, ,.--,,-
Aecs-soe Rtore, es Mto.tcI ST.. Chlckgo, II.
, 1864-11-02

From the REV. 1hcs. Winter. pastoz Of Re1uareue;
Baptist Church.
DE- JACxsos Dsz< str-I feel 1t due to yon1 az.
celent preparation. Hoodand German BitseIs, 70 ade
my testimony to the deseFvsa reputation II ~ oe
great disorder q 9y A he$d "a aad 9sEToua s systen
man Bltter1. did 70, snd nAye experienced EseAa
md unexpected relief: my health has been materially
beneutttd. I confde1tlJ recommend the xrttel&
WHARF meet with slaIlsr c4ses ttna1lar to my oW1
ana hsYe beeE sssurea By many Of thelt coed edsoR
+. HtaTRiR. taT!RsiR Razeorsasn. n.
, 1864-11-02

from Ra.: J. T.. Taznar. Paator Of Heddin9 &
Church, PhIladelpnla. ......
De. JACKSON: Dear slr-HaunE used your 6eEzuM
Bitters IN my fa11ly feqnentlJ an Prepared 70 Ia9
meat cases Of gensf liability Of the system It'll u
safest sgd no1t Taluaele remedy OF which have aEg
EsoYledye. yours, respectfully.
!. &. TURNER.
rs n. Einetea1A EIett,
, 1864-11-02

From Rav. Warren Randolph, Passor Of B4ptI.
Church, Germantown, Penn.
DE-, C. Ii. JAc1RoH: Dear S1r-Personal expar1epaa
enables me to say that1 regard the German BlSte51
prepared By you as = most excellent medicine. Il
caae1 Of cold and general debility have bee3
greatly benefited By the Of tha B1tters, and dou
rnt fhsY W,M rrodace similar efects on otherB.
Your. truly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
6uIN&ntcWu. r.
, 1864-11-02

Fo.me,ls Of James assG.:s1 e.. 9 e. aooss @
csrty 1cest1d a &c ph fIeets thlcsE3 >iao!s'
Bpecialiet IN the treas'nrnt OF u1p E9RoNic, MkHsH
TiaL EcRoFutrus snt au E!ntE Of BLOOD A5p ek!N
nleEAeEs AND plsoEpkns. or C9sTAaIocs, ,tIG H1 r
REAL ELAEACTER. cureH thea ~lthoo1 feAo9tauk ~
Mercur, loplbn. PoTApsI1. ets.nc O aay R:Aon;
pu* Win NxuTRA11zER. = Pae.1yK cGK3 iof al
1nut "a ttd c1o ID 10 OLE. u-...,...
ona Ax1c w11xAEss tgch - Seminal veal 1 nees: T.
Eor1usu.l Gpu Dlur1At E Ekstona. nfouREs ~ ~
{,onae ot tie System, early tnaacseosAs & ~
crtailed osur.g ioH+ o. tnsa t:natv
ih her teporso!e t1a,r q sy1entots trsaaea "a 1na
~adicaas nY lafsllne tattnoa eas1sg m.GS
ZINE axpe-se GleAt Goborthe eS,c.osn nao y.
all da. pscp1isf to the te-ta o1 pflfSss
yhd'CAlII r1rt'd. ..o.- r,ovrrpvU r1scR
,shrre tue nico1 ~ hecncns ro!:oped pos uc1rG
slosch,r n +ne rsce tua Kstery Dl't;ers na!n. y
b .dy. rc,ouA. toeeth.l vita n eaclsas Lumbar o.
d. jsu,st II Il r. the pres' ranerNnV oi
-lt scn.a, TIC HE .ca! f~-uity snt p;oleeee7s o.
.t1ctth' :!lCxe tic. Sc iMl"ted Ghou;c Apply
~ = :h:s; hos1o1s 81. a:e - ~ 4
t-tStplsl .n.lwe=c : bs~ aTu DEarbor1 snsetA-
,T.Trt1 nc19-na912Wts
, 1864-11-02

Epflcptfc Cfxs cnn be Cured

NJ. Loclrsw hAy:nx become EN- nenty sasceasful
In cur7nk shir tet1Io tnAs1y 1nv1 os ~ s1ntlhfN
afflicted to call 6end for clrcula1 or = etenees
to twenty tonr years ssAacloe: Ne oevoses hs
mo1 ss2eT sy 19 ana fc:i al oi
8, claim e paall; =: He nay b. Son.slted
tatlT fron 10 d. ri. untll4 r e1ceps g. nsIsy md
EundLy. AGcrcM ali II tttrt to IT, T. 5.LQCERoW.
New 9ntk. care OF P. ,. B11 SIG.
4 FHYsIoLooIcAL V1xw or EARKrA6x-Contsin'
Ing neAt4. suu Eagca Ito nnn plattt ~ eEeAF-
Ing. OF tb. Aas9ony Of n, Ham*o o:sans = stsse a
rof1 in ueplorAbie Cor :q2.nces upou the Hind ard
BODY, w7t; the Aut1cra flan Of f1rhtmcnt tbs Only
rational so~ successful Iodh OF nure. a. saoEn Dy
1be rsport Of trea'ed truthful TO the
married aud those contemplating G1srr1kse Eho en.
OF ostAKe TO I'd resi- on receipt q Is Eern n
ni% E;nmns a r.tt.l Guf5ency ., aaes eAcS of. Ia
, 1864-11-02

John Porters failure 1t the second Ball run hatte.
IGfeat app:ause.I Conceda that shs conduct Of tho
ar bat breN ucak agree to every thing that Cur
antagonists aav: the fact that the war has Gag
tinug2 for four Teass without the rebellion being
broken, l. becaaee Georpe B. Mcclellan, with the
uncontrolled desperation OF all the armie5 OF the
UIied States Tor nearly 1ear lef: II ~ 1t Is IN.
brpkens [Applauss.l
, 1864-11-02
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
PETROLEUM COMPANY.

Capital Stock, .. 81.0OO,Oo0.
1co,rp 6HAHE3 AT 10 EAC5.
: Euhscripuon Prlcs Is par thsre.
LANDS yIELDlEG LARGELY.
QFrICEHs:
HON. DANIKL 8. DICKINSON, President.
YIN. +. fHIPP3, Vfce Pre.deLs-
ROBERT BA93ETT. Secretary.
BookI arc open for sublcr1ptf1n 3t the once OF ths
Company, No Il Hnptre Huildl1R. II Broad Way NY.
Tee lands Of the Company are stna.ad u ths h9art
knoNn locaules. :" the McElhe1ny farm. tha s=e Nc
Cllntock fa1ns.r and osusx p1oVad ana valuaoia
acfes d tho best oil rerrit,1les alo3s. on Creek
ano in Wtss yl1R1nia now nntnr o1es Of snccessfa
pIoc need ftona several wells u73u tham.
Atd1es, tue Company, P. O. Box 55os, New 7o-k.
, 1864-11-02
WAR. CLAIM ASSOCIATION
FnR THE NORTHWEST,

all persons having var claims Of an1 k'nd aznlast
the D, Il. loyef'meut. ah ,ui At ONCE avail the d.
telyts Of &he pro oHsztd thaA p5 this Assoct.
aton. Conposed, - 1t y, ai seyoasT o. the most
DehooTe1 III c1AlxA*Ts to e us tnsts ou.nssa Vita
fhoee whose oblecs IL not e1R:t hsavg foe1 tro
csimants II ottea done By PR1vATK agents. 0Etnx
toihe lar5e smoun: Of basarss s1.sn:eaa: ~ ssaaz:
rtatapt attention than II otneE wss presented.
Bd1iness mar ba couttact1d With pars!es living a.
uiHtAoce. a. wall In th3 cl.7- CccHis.3: a.aanG
ferts etc, will pe sent t1ose desiring ths1n Alao.
blank forms With prop u lnsFs ucaoEe.
Tbs mott scrupnlouI 6a1 pEunnt attention Will be
ahown. aud Rn ceIrsd lLs1rn4:iun given - tao8a
Xii coram unicsyoss to tho AssociaHon should be
addIe9seu % W. HAMILTON, S.cretary,,
Address = o. B3x 49, nol v4.1.st &
, 1864-11-02

"a
d. q b. :he ntme 81 y. nsser q yenser. and
ccS-v.s6<t MIL TUxs TukAaAT
DEEFl BEEF!-P- p. sails in
g e. e. r.
I, sEEP g. ~ sss s Fl e.
of Il Usi,ed sta.es Troaps n aaadusky CzJ nd
including fsgae;s z, q T.S, IN O. q
ncL sss tine - The -nom:s.a.1 aeae:k may airess
20 20 s I'D eaeaE is Of
y; et "a be s,strs mo: Bulls. .s:aes &c te1.or
ne ss: 1t 1ess sS Ths Setf % = SSss 1STns
d e
Gomses1y tSua Or 1s.s:.nt comm's.e:y q saosses.es
ftSssd e aass Il shs tn
oi sloAsrepce serviGg st teu Pett for woce4to.maa
6 q sstSs vii a,sst tarpI q be
s so saa11 Y r.. ret5 @ ta m ro. 1;o,,red VIII Two rood
ran .lsM . ssIlnsa = y tue Iie:E Of Court OF
T6s GsvefIme RESERVES the ,lxht 20 psy in 1rsa~
ssss III s. s BY ,na,.
sns Els s, m se9py Ts
sent to frspond 70 h,t b1d o. contract .-
x 81 4ns
ptopoaal mlst be sccmpsnlei By tha oath OF slegt.
1 - sss 5
siI y :as %ssn nas e a M
IL stnnssie rape,s foI which Elll
ss$ e =.
= n f. a. az e 4 en-
's1 "a 3: sssssss s:ss e 81
asVssasat ExTsxSith :: Rsi & e fIaasken sea5i
f..p,.,n and coumitss1y Q Of surzi.;saee. ~ u.Ey
and Jotnso' . Islato. OEto: o19 y!zi.:G
, 1864-11-02
DR. uOGPER'8.
FE MALE OR DIAL.

This elegant xnd poEul1F Medicine
will cure all Female CompIaIats,
sncb n E1ee.stSe, Suppressed OF
Pa1rful MenstruAtlrn, Leucoxrhp4
or whites, Failing oftbo Womb. and
and all Irregularities Ct tha monshIY
Periods
1t vii aleo bring ep tn HKAsEA. wtsa checked p1
COIQE IF VI UNNATURAL CEUSEH. 1t k1s ben
thoroughly testei Lkdse II 1t.
for saie at tE, Z. EAsTERLY CO.'S Fssat,x
Nedlcint ctore QS Nedl4o1 St.. Chicago, III.
, 1864-11-02

r,on Exv. J. T. Herre4u, Of the German ZetoruAk
Church, Kutzto#1, Be1ks County Ps-
nv G. N. JAdKsn9: Respected sir-I have bta
+-anhtef Wfth Dy1pep4tA nearly 20 years, aud hAy{
sn Msdcps 1h1t dd nsh me =; 1sn S9os
Set7tn. sf{sf havinx taking 1ye bottles
, 1864-11-02

Few lie Es1le ard VI ardGr x:Mre.
On bot1se warranted Pezu4>n+nt Core u III Kocs
Of Plle1 po:tiet IN Sctotclk SAT- Eheun
&nd &n theaseB Of tht 5kin. ln Gaze q iai!afE h9
propteAos requests H to retusr the ecrts
tAkr bacs .neir o2ey For internal and e1tsf1k 1se
HEtrel. vekstsb!e Prepared nF AFXsxD; rowL1, III,
:Ta-r1LtM Eeefircu'nr. Fnr Isle In CnicsRo hy FL
I3kTAE.nud &i1 DfDsF4sea, jt2-kE53f-1 SAW
, 1864-11-02

After Esvtax blundered ia the dark fof axes. tia
EIlid st IR.t btEl1s 10 nn-esttAId that 1he bunAa
65stem cktnet throw m t1e nttArkt 81 dls'
case ttroueh 'he ssetcy Of cepetng tne5istnete,
8 he wholc pbsaet ass r;n es
EoEtinu Iii, eurTpnnc a.. The exbansttnz hssts g!
Eu9mef III. atAy TIC vital vteor vhtch . 70: ony
lis Eece*s!sr so1 recIuuDe their otils roTert ss
ms xe 90 E.i nDtcEst&od, uhllos p1catly @oe
i1H. o; tie.r own Ds.ck.. Tie E-Est Tonic nron
whtch ,eI1ttoe nss tsSfk: the puns,c to rsl5 se
yrsAns OF fling. regulating 40 ~
she :tnnort-rt n3s .n4 OF toev u Hes rEtIHR.3
EELEbhhAFo STOMACH BtTTkRs. snt Asre u
-xnr Ia rur rse:li 1tna now In 1he crowded slty.
u nheat II re- locs Hhes~ Intermittent knd lioua
Ieyyfe ctcyai :, III fart whit .p1ef m'n a.e coaEre-
gEed W.T. ttef in ,G:Ee - all nuHoe:h The neses'
tlty fer prre TGn:c ana Ai.t1A..s+ e1tt1. sac Hos
T1rr1R's B11T1Bs EaY p% sA.tls pronounced Tho
puteet and best IN the Known Tcsld.
oc2{ p6ES 6SM.WAF IL
, 1864-11-02

Confidential Physicin1,
ftn Re uenli ed biz once 179 South Clark Geet,
.CorntI Oh Monroe, Chicaxo.
Ealt boct 1ozn rns Post Otnce on al Chso-tc Dis
hktr aIt D!texstf uf private hnd neHchIL uktuFt
70 bptE te{et. which he trea With psFtreIeied
.nccsss i.ptu tepkI r h.le Istlss ana Gentle-
yacy Dtare nII1a Irom Moi n. Sun as
SUto = 4. nj. Co1 r'u' le<stons confidential Gcn.
.rits fioT frrS, AScresA PJts Ofcs HOE 1A 1uclo4s
;wo ttA1- cs and Ge. La Cutie to He.lA.
s1yr1a
, 1864-11-02
:E1l5urdnrr.

MIGHT hTAVAKt;EK Coa -
In KuEZ viii at1e.o 70 Clearing Of PTavs esoa"'
REu0VIEa OF 6TABLE MA6UREt
nra odfssY re rrk1ter pf III As1.rtptcu y me ys51
lowest rates, Address CHI KB KUEE. toat n@es ~
Box U0. o3@ea~AA~
, 1864-11-02

[Racarss nom ca1Aaayztsl
Arez careful axarin alton o1 Hatmhotd'a Frsps
ratto1s, neT enjoy our u.uost confidence. Ne co..
aldar them sa1e and reliable
EEVEERs L YAxEa-
Philadelphia, June u, D.o.
, 1864-11-02

Read Who Says So:
From tho Rev. Leri g. Beek Pastor Of the BspE
Church, Penberton, n. j.. formerly Of he NoIs
Bapus: Church, Pn'ladelPhia.
Ihave known Hoonands German Bltsers tavozanll
Amuy, snd have been 70 pleased N1tn shsir enecN
en- snd Know Inst they hsve opeEhsed II stslE1nZN
nenedctal nanneE tase gress pleasure II thus pa5
Of those asicted tho dBeases for Vh1ch they ii
recomme1dad. TO these Bittsrs. kn9ylux rom e11e
do tdil more caesrfulIy - Hoehaudb Bittet1 IL II
tendei TO beoed5 the at.lcted4 R2d ar1t run
drink" Ytcl1s EulJs LaV1 g. 8BEK.
, 1864-11-02

rEATIN4 FURNACES.
Bee:ner's Improved Patent ALI Hesaaz Fur
School Homes, Ac: Fer NJ sals snd prs up py
go 4AuiBQn.4t. EhcAYot
nnt,Ya1S Ct IUAFuat East end OF the h.luZe4
, 1864-11-02

told you did not transfer, in good faith, your
residence to Chicago until several years Atter
this canon was enacted. am further t9ld
that soon alter It's enactment Jon went
through the form Of renting house IN .:ai Chi-
the canon; that you then sub-let 1t; and
when Bishop -, Of the Diocese Of -,
being in Chicago not long afterwards, insist.
ed On calling upon you to leave his card, and
was told that Jou did not reside thsre, but
| ineisted he would leaye his card where you
ought to be, drove to the house, and lett it
| with your tenants, My authority for this
interesting "Reminiscences Is st Jour service,
| II yon desire it.
with theee facts fresh in m5 memory, how
| could I, eir, assume that you were si!enclng
| Nil, Cracfaft because Of Two da7s' neglect to
| TO deliver a letter? The canons are equally
positive and alike In their general character.
| both are what lawyers call "dlrectorJ." II
you could violate one through period Of
| several years, it never occurred to me that
you would silence clergyman tor disregard
ing the other for two Gays. Such conduct
| can only be- explained By two lines OF that
myrisu minded poet Whose words have Euch
marvellous felicity Of application Tor al
tune:
"wba., in the officer, is bat e;ole1ic word,
J., i1 the e0ldiet. rank blsEphsny.
I,coult give various other reasons Tor my
| EQafEG, InAt LuE Ah3T~ VI 5uA+ (VAt1E Ill ! g
gard to Dr. Cracraft, had nothing to do witt
s'letters Dimlssory," but doubt not have
convinced both you and my readers.
And now Jon may possibly pe surprised
when eay that, In mr. opinion. admitting
So every body does, that Mr. Cracratt Lad vto
lated the letter OF the cannon IN regard tt
t'Lettere Dimissory," you still hAd 10 author
'ity. even under the canon, to pursue TIL
course you chose to adopt As this question
can In no possible manner c3me befor'
he court Of which I am q member
feel myself quite at liberty, t
state my opinion, aud I doubt i
ycu can End many lawyers In Chicsgo Or else
where, experienced in the construction. o
statutes, who will not take the sane view
And II il this: That the canon In regard Il
uIctters DimiescD,'' like that In regard t
the rtEidepce Of Bishops, and many other
which I find in your cauonjcal code, belong
! to that large class Of statutory enactment
winch. In ny profession, are termed DLsec
tnry:'', that is to say enactments desfgned 70
secn'tpg regularity Of procedure, and which
Is is SUPPOSED, paItiea interested viii adop,
+. but b WHICH, nevertheless, are not cloths
Tith any pepslty for thetr nou-adoption, uu
less such pon-adoption appears to be the r
!: splt Of fraudulent or criminal intent. fal
, 1864-11-02

fw Henry Winter Davis madea speech In
Phi1ae elphla last saturday-the speech Of a
statesm One Of the sparkling passages in
.vnr ARIA.
, 1864-11-02

d EMOVAL.-Dr. J. c. De,n bsgH
1Qt to inform hta friends and the pablo EtuesAuy
that be haa rtEoved It's pa5ta Of1cs TON IL Clafz
Sy1Eet 10 Ill Lake Etree;, Ch1cAgo.
, 1864-11-02

DE YHs
III Lake styeek...........Cb1cago, NJ.
E. 4. BoarE. J. Z. uHA
Bsv1nY facilities for performing all opsrAnocs u
spectiuly offer theT servces . tn2se o. se9nafax
them. ccl4pau9 1lF " fAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-05

Mayors Coart.-rhcre were The usual
aumber of subjecis," black aud white, be-
fore the Mayor yesterday, but ti.eir cases
were mostly IF little interest.
George Moore and John Kelly, sailors,
were charged with stealing siiverw1cn
from Robert, slave Of john Hunter.
Whiie Robert was with his hack on Satur-
dag night, near the ccrner OF Mayo and
Broad street the accused passed by and
asked hin the time. He took out his watch
to tel; them, when Moore snatched it and
ran up Broad streets. Mr. John A Foster,
VINO witnessed the robbery, followed the
rogues and pointed them out to watchman
Perdua, who arrested them in Dominick' 8
tobacco store on Broad street, above 7th
street. When arrested Moore had the stolen
watch in his pocket. The accused were
committed for trial
Warner, slave of Robert B Trower, was
charged with having gold watch and pencii,
supposed to be stolen.
Warner said he had bought the watch
from an unknown soldier, and had the re-
ceipt at home It appearing that he was
going et large, the Mayor committed him,
and continued the case as to the watch until
to-day.
Ned Hudson, free negro, keeping Is gro
Gerry AMI bar room on 9th street, near the
Second Market, Was charged with permit
ting on unlawful assembly Of eight negroes
on his premises; and Martha and Betsy,
slaves, were charged with being in the said
unlawful assembly. In the absence OF wit
uesses for the defence, the case was con-
tinued.
The case Of James P Tyler, clerk Of the
Second Market, charged with hucksteriDg in
the said market, was continued until to-
morrow.
Alex White, free negro, having pass
from Camp Lee that was out OF date, was
discharged
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FROM NORTHERN v1RolxrA.

ORANGE c. H., April 3.-Intelligsnce from
within the Yankee lines represent Grant
very busy reviewing and inspecting the
Army of the Potomac. It Ia also reported
that reinforcements are arriving from the
West. Meade still retains command Of the
Army of the Potomac, though Grsut viii
have charge of it the next fight. The cam
nonading heard yesterday In the direction OF
Culpeper was salutes In honor Of Grants
presence. Snow fell here eight or ten hours
yesterday. It has all disappeared, but tho
condition Of the roads precludes the posi-
bility of the enemy's advance under week.
All the information received shows that the
enemy's camp is very busy in preparations.
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TaR NEsRos. AT TEE OLusTEx Battle "A cor
respondent Of the Savannah tesos, who was at the
battle of olasee, Florida, &ys o. the spo, heIa BY
a nalro regiment ti,ss tbs dead esroes were
srewed about in little companies Of seven or eight
toge!her He says:
fe1e one one "a. tree. against 'Fee, MS eyes star
ing, and hs isgs aud sr!ns stifsa-d out before him
H-rc negro had craWled in,0 some Drush die !;
~ bac wax hoSed up like u hODp, hts tace 10 The
d, ard he resting eniiseiy tns ,oints of his
-xiend Il h'seIs snd toes rhr EYE. af all were
Atta % Gu, and the whites OF these al :. ull-e, ,
rs we'll as bis testa, We're displayed With pscu-
iia. g,iminaca. hs wounded negroes We're all very
hambie-tne slaves detected iu the extreme. The
Northern negroes, al irst spoke 10 Iheir equals,
but sooa found I, would not do. satd one of >
group TO Confederate soldier standing by, say,
my friend, just let me put my arm around your
neck aud raise nls up httie" Confederate sol.
dtsr--" nan't call ma your friend, d-n you. I'd
just as soorf blow your brains out as not, and I
woud'nt touch you with ten foot pois."
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e.prvsx ., o.,sps.Ar... Tuesday nigh,

@ prvaE o. OaTepsa Arxs,~-SlD Tuesday night
isssa party q. ssilnr< rom ha gaDkee ssoamsrs
.irnesess said Barn-y, numbering ansai ~,
landed Ia the dstk at hesry rses, II sf.sa-
n.aad eo. Va, and captured q paifsoi . nafGa
rfSsas, .gha heen s,nri0ilsa fsouS t.IaTe fus
aasne E;ne ~. scaats Ii, Rov and seyfs men
were a5,ssa., aud Iiaas escaped <apsire. The an
KEGS, says the Pei fshurg Espress were piloted ~
was dsrk and sivsrig, aud the surprise complete
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aent Ot.AWl;son, save Of Mrs Centre,
and Phii, slave of Mrs CDamberiayne, were
yesterday morning examined before Justices
Lse and Eettles at the Henrico County
Court house, on the charge Of burglariously
entering the store-room OF Mr. James Lyons
last February ard sealing several thousand
It was in evidence that the negroes were
szen to come ous Of Mr. Lyons's front gate on
tae night of the robbery with bags filled
with something, and deposit tne:a ia a wag-
on driven by white man.
The negroes we're sent on to the County
Court for trial
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Meeting at the A|ricaa Church Owing to
the lnclemency of the weather tho meeting
last night at the African Church, to hear Mr.
LIpscomb speak, was thiniy attended; The
orator, however, Gelivered hl'uself VILE
grea: unc:ion and eloquence. aud nuch 10
the qualification cf his audience;
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~ pOLLtRs reward Whoever will send my
~ Erl,.n Protection Paper TO the Dispatch nf
- with address, viii receive the above reward
!, hss been rccotded in tie Provost Marshal's Of
ia IN thi. clty. and can be of no use whatever
:, an > nns else. he case snd other contents The
soarr (. welcome 10, aud no questions whatever
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