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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-03
THE NEWS.

The telegraph columns Of the daily pa
pers of Monday are brim-fun of news
The temporary luu il over and it thun-
ders All around the sky The leading
item Of thrilling interest comes from
GRANT operations before Petersburg and
against Richmond, where our Lieutenant
General IS reproducing Vicksburg and
on Saturday II daylight sprung a mine
long IL preparation under the chic. rebel
outwora, blowing It and its garrison and
armament into the air. simultaneously
with the shock, and almost rs soon as the
shapeleas ruins Of the tortihcation reached
the earth our troops dashed on IN spien-
did charge, and our artillery opened along
our whole line, over one hundred guns
and mortars believing at once and rain
ing their iron tempest on the rebel lines
Il IS at this juncture that our news ceases,
only assuring Us that the first line of de-
fenses had been carried, and that all was
looking we'll We are also let into the Sc
cret Of the recent Federal movement up
the north bank Of the James river. and
its high success as q diversion which Lee
could net neglect Wc may look for ex-
citing news from GRAST ere long.
The rebel raid into Pennsylvania il
would not yet appear Is IN very consider
able numbers, bat it demonstrates that q
small, quick moving rec Of mounted
men may 10 incalculable harm IN = rich
and compactly settled region left PEI fectly
defenceless, as Southern Pennsylvania
persists in remaining and vet not she 10
a greater extent than her sister states. 80
ehc rjch. prosperous little city of Cham
bersbur- was laid in ashes on Saturday
by a rebel force. scarcely 800 strong, who
had barely time to leave the burning town
behind thcas before AvERILL the svenEer
wa- uron them Thv burning Of Cham
t.erSburE i without either moral or STRAIT
ceic effect, p0re than the sack of LAW
renee or what rai-ht have beer the eimi-
lar fate of AMY oi.io town on John Nor
rau's track HALF the number oE rebels
who v-re there IN Lay have done II as
vel sa- lueeaGJarlsl Is the devil easl-
est class -ot malicious baudawarE Iue
dispatches .raH PENNSYLVANIA are votu
mlu1us. not altogether consistent in their
statements. aHd as whole - To give
sae impression raar 1t j. 81 rebel raid a1i
not au invasion a. force 1rd that che
haallitr v.il have warm -lme and mar
raw chance st e-.aUg
A1ei.. IA rrn.rgj sherman 10 Ia
ia nieata IL g ---a.uo str --la nrv
vaE se..- s. .-~ --.a., sE Atlanta.
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-03
Extracts fre'1 Diary kept while in the irmy
OF the fot0mae-A review OF Battles. Skirm-
I>he>. Marches, Se. Of the 2nd Wis. folS.


July 22d.-The troops. with the execution Of those
", IN. t.r,4. ,e .f a.. - 49,. - -
i'' ii.' i 's1il x nave eF'sSeo Z . fo'otaac
river tfr uzh fear If the auen4v.s Itarce II army
is Thor srlghly I-rr.ar=ze5 The excitement in Wash
"
'Sf'5i I ftFTiis Rror. says me eever.lf ii pre-
pared g lars the most va.as Te r-c,rfz ShollI two
hundred r .,,. me ---s .r-., NJ - -,,. -.
i a. N7 "'Il- 'oSe
= t"ET'u--tsIr the Tlta now pouring down in .OT
rents. saves the tspi-aI Gen Scott Is reported n
4
N'l--i 81 ''iSe -'ff'-- - -' 'l'sl-si'rd so'defs-
Gen McDau Is u-iu Ills mi -ht TO assemble his scat
..5.e. -f st...,, Il a.-., .-,
row we viii be all right look around as 70 see who
Of cun-ad=s are missing ?. ny, very many, are
zone Orr Fr. hsutfz-3 In the h,-r-. ,f mr. 8; -
u "@'' Is - us
T,77v 327 Re -.4t,s-- -s-- -.ra ~o7-~- - c n
Coon. L. j f sf. Pess. s..d Nit , W.ps5,l5 =
z-DfI-r,an 4.r.arr z-f.f r-, .ss- r fslzs - b. -.
frg-. tie IA few 4svy,r rrlgr we ne % len -
a q n 80, - & =, a. E.'s -, =. -tE1 r selves
1,.7r,,.. ~ ,cI,-r, r,r,E- f- IN. Al
Ju4v 2s-7-gys have ~ into c...- and ar e,-,s
ably situated. Edgar O'Confor. a graduate of West
PINT /. ar,r1frrf-I Cstarrr al ffis r:,-t -
Fafr-tfr3 z rtr-f. f ttr E. We 49,. "a a., - -
Lieut. Colonel: ana Thos l. Alien Cqn-afu - 81 T
i arlr,75r--i Ma ~ ~ =
fTiy ~ IT. 49,. fs-,zf =, .,. r,
sT fary 2,a .1.-a our sys. II Ihsrs & IS @ork os,
hs-rasz ~ 49, -,,--s +Fs a,-,.s,,,-r - - .5 - ~.
mo- .s1 AA41 %aa5 We are, . Conn'F Is strict
- So ~. -. L - - -.
-. a. - -til.*ly 9eh ara
- L''- l'-l ana max ,iltel.-s 20 our men Cspt
guns and whole clothes and ge VII fight: in other
=, ~ - .-.S anu me- A'e shlaSs Ne are
fi s - -. is an Us 81 , .1il
.dea; Ee th.nk Ts all need them Al manner & re
-; '-..-s a. - we 3--oN Ao-ilas-
-, So rs-. - -. : -. j, - ~,
Wis aud 18th Indiana regiments, Commanded ~ Brig.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-03
t Treas

- = = : = ------- = --------' = 80
ls~ a.......g e5r.ze-- s. rr. E.-ra + =. os,...
,asis-- ,rle teet re exists IN maav OF ths
cites aad t.aas = thu northern state. oath
Laaaa -ccrr. organizations, who's. object :
10 vcrtarov tue Government. and ouild up
what they t.r.n Northwestern CouGedsr-
aey. sita he uteatiaa Of union Tith s.e
south At some tutare day
Paap1s mss lnoa upoH this as sensation
item, ba1 tas svusA, - Imagine, viii burst
upon them oue # l4ese days That viii con
siace Ihem slat all the tareats OF the con
Perhea3s are not twlthoutmeaaiug- The plans
81 these northern rebels haze recently been
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-03

Netting that IS 10: THo.ss 1s, sea.a zaa res,oTa:-
i've ir is nature enters into the competition q OS
LETTERS BITTER~- Tins popular preparation con
airs no mineral + any kind deadly botanical eie-
asat: no aery excraat. IL combination of the
tracts rt rare bai-anlC herbs = pants With the
pGrsst and raiitsst Of al lIlsvs -.i-naiaats-
Iti= veil 10 he f5rsarn-d against disease, AMI -
ar A. the Hrlau system can Ee protected h- human
rfs agaius- usladjes udsred b. an IN hol-sola
zt.s7ls-re impure Hate- and other external cel>es
4OSTEIIE!.- 81 TLEs may be relied o. - s4f--
guard.
In district infested with F'sg5T and 4gzs, f has
been found iuftbl- preventive and irre..sta5ae
a. remedy ard thousands who resort % 10 u dzr ap
p7e-snsjoH sf sn attack. escape the -ctHrg-; and
thousands no neglect avail themselves Of is pro
te-tisr qualities 10 AlEanc- are cured Hy very brlef
course Of this marvellous medicine Fever and gus
patients after B4fng piled with qGintne for months in
rain until fa IL sEFated With hat dangerous aka
Ia s-- r7. rs- qr-aly -z--erst to h-at within
few days ny The use Of H1SfEfTEE- BITTER~-
The weak stomach Is rapsIy vs7rared snd the ap-
r.a-ls restored 7F tFs grade T9ufc and hence II
works ~'e-s IN of DTsrEPsTA and IN less con-
frluzd forms Of ISUi5Esr1S- acting gentle and
fnI--s glfa-i-at as sell A. upon th liver n also in
vsrf Hfv relieves the CHy-rrpt .Fov z1rrfr71-sa by
irregular action ~ the digestive ard secEeys organs.
Persons Or feeble h.bi. liable - yzrrazs 4ts7css
Lo,5nes. OF Spirits, and Fits of L1Hgtsor fnd
prompt aaf perTaauent r=i=f from the Bstsrs- The
testimony tA-s P5t : most conclusive, and Z
both sexes.
IAs azone Of B7LLIo-s CoLfc IS Immediately as
saaEed hy siaEe dose # THE sznuisnt, and by oe-
c@s9Eaiy res"FtlrG 70 It, iAe return " tA- Complaint
Esy p prevented
Asa general Tonic, GosTETTER's RITTERs pro
lu-e - S1eh must Ee experienced or t1esSed
before thev con f1Iy appreciated In Of C51-
ssssafiongE Bs1kassz P-sa8ftss,s Dsotg aad D=oil-
iIv ald Decrepitg5s arsn RON or Il Exercises
electric Influence II The colva'7s-e-- stages Of
al djasssss i operates Il iEhffH inviEorant
when the powers q reitxsd. operates
reinforce and re-esgablish Ii r.
Last bat not Least it is The ozfy SAFE Slim sslaHt
being manufactured from sound and innocuous mate
rizl and entirely free fr tie acid elements present
more or less in the ordinary tonics and sto~achcs Of
the present day.
family medicine has been universally, and- Il
mas be truly dded dSsesre9tE popular ith the In
telIlgens nsrtion Il The e2asannity iiOsIEII
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-03

= ts matter OF the last VIII and essa1lezt Of John
Wallis, deceased.
~ reading and cling an instruments in writing. pr,-
porting go be the ast i'll and testament Of John
Wallis late of said courty. deceased II is ordered
tlar The proofs or saiE iTsi=1t a- heard before the
Judge II thi Court Friday. Ee ith Cav of Aue11s
q. I>64, al eleven o'c 81. I'd. ~ the Probate
once Ia the Il Iage D1dE-vt5- nd = IS further
r-fz--8 tra.,;ff- rafis thereof be -t-a - M --
sa1s interested. 10y publishing ~ this RIDER -
three successive prior sad day hearing in
'he iiue-al ao-r Tribune, weekly newspaper c.rcu-
latiu- "a said county.
Uat d July Isrt, \ 7. 1851
JOHN BONNER.
5E99 C9lsatV .T4Tgs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-03
In Proba te---Iowe County Court.

II the matter q the es.ate C ssr1a GoI5sFo-.hy
GeceasE
nN reading and fling the petition of james Rae, ir,
administrator saIf ests 2. representing among
oher things thsr he Ess .y administered said estate,
oad praying that time d pl- Be 6x-d for =xalin-
ing and allowing his of hIs administration i.
= ordered that sad - examined 3 the Judge
Il this Coart on do0dsF, the afth day e September
Uext ensuing, a. tbs Proc Office II tire VII aEe of
Dodgevi!le-
ard Il Is further ordered thz- notice thereof he given
all persons interested ~ publishing copy q this
order hres saecesslye wsess lnEiar u said dav
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-03

tLs;e \. Asst S4rEean :. Army
DHYsI IAN aaI SURGEON. WluEv1l e. Wisconsin.
{ Dr. Perrin intending % laca.e permanently in
wipgvilIe yrs his professional services 10 its citizens
and surro IudinE country. S.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-03
HENRY =. LAGOON,

4 TToENET and Counsellor At Law. ShaIlshrrgh
l Lafayette County Wisconsin. Devetes his at
t=ntion Ia lively y h- profession; praccsin the
various Courts n Wisconsin, makes Collections and
transacts .ait and promptly, al business entrusted
TO his care
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-03

a We notice movement on foot TO r.
= 'sai'ize the ID and 9th Regiments under the
's" call, The old organizations should not
- VIZ - loa- as the raar Iasts In. Ii. d
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-03

4 TTO3NEY n Law aui Notary Public Doigeville
\ Ioyl County, Wis. Particular attention paid 20
collecting. Refer 10 Hon. c. c. Wasabgrn, and Cobb
& SuidUIh. 81.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-03

lLatc Surgeon Il tbe Aruy,l
OFFERS bis services 10 az. -partments q Medicine
sSy-nr. Nilher has a caUr Iets assortment of SUR
GICAL INSTRU ENTS ara Is. intends to avail him
self Of every Improvement that Ea.y be made iu his
profession. =
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-03

DHYSICiAN aud surgeon Mineral Point: wisconsin
OLice AZ Farley s.oas Ola Residence. 1y20
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-03


r~,r, Re- ,-.,-..., 72~r, n r, rs,..-.e.,.. r..
Chronicle, PAiadeI hja
Although or disposed 20 s.vo- or recommend Pat
ea Medicines i'm general through ,istr,et II trir
s7-~ ay E man may not testify 70 the benefits he
beievrs himself to have received from any simple
Ae benefit af others do ths more readily in regard
- il9eltua German Hlstgrs prepared 6g Dr. e. NJ.
- =. ,i,.- .I -, y e. as pre- .,leeq as.s. %
E lj h' . an al's @S rH'ITs F. Ia am IN indebted to
- ~ 4 - t:.sl t =, l't., '! me removal
mn. m - Nh, Y, 60 .,l. -s elF'ls
If-trs 1T the hfnnil.l # tre present vasr was fol
10 efhv sr5'. treltgf ana rs-are-faa 10 a serr-e y
-.-r t.s I, .l ms r.,9 l,- l-i,s 9ss
me Use %, 'A7.i' ~ NJ" ION bAoHN, PAI.a.
From 'ae Rev Jas. II. Kennarl, Pastor OF the 10th
BsI -5-r Church
nr I4rl--,, .- T.zyr II ave taao s-a,-,a-.,--
-.r-.-- - connect nv fzr win commentators ~
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'i y. 'As. 1i.51s'
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.-9 c.a-.g 70 exr-e=s r, fsiI conviction INT f5,
L-r-.- .,sJ1ffpr IL IS a, ,.iTl aha rlt t5rs Drs,
-.,t-s a. some r.-.- r. man +.sf fr,- ,,,,fr--'T
l,r--. +. -. 80 er, lrafeiI ~. rr.a ,t5,1 -
r.-H 2 rT.r s4 4-.r-- a. MSS
Y.r-s ,.-y rasr-a.rs-tl,- r n KrVTsPD
l5a.rr. 4. III t,,..t- seS,ra., -r.r.s.rr-,.
~ -
Prom Rav yyarreu Randolph Pastor OF Baptist Church
s5rr-.1.,n-arru Penn
~ ~ ~ r..s-s.-. -..-- S.r.-- r,-,,.-..1 $780,.
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ter. prgrs-,4 nv go as ., us. ex.-H.at nelfcfaf- =
t7 .-l,. .---.-.5 lzf.f., 7 l,a-. i,sa-
not they a.l Psedar. s.rail. FL - gg arlg-s.
lV1isr s-.-lts ~ Al - "a -'''' t'i
.
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D -.-. ptf,e4si-,Ffa
r. tilNS "a = q. .--it,.-'- ossa your 'teI-
ul1H f-LteF~ h nv ''a--iH i.s.-' an prepared 20
@ - ~ -re-l fhij5.v II tbe system + f. he
s1'eS- ana rars, al1a1ie remedy q Theh h.ys any
3 rs \. Nineteenth -rre-,
o.amaas y ) land 4ils,.arn rPal BtpsEst Cbaroaes
NJ IN i =. -, -a.-f-, ~ y ! i A'iTs
r.--s -s-s -,.-r..r rf.r--s s.r1s [..rz si--- -
rr- alE-s,ed Fith Dyspepsia I used them with verv
Ben Er5al -rs1l+s have often rer0u'n Udsd them
persons enfeerl led hy that tormeUrjaE disease ant
E~- heard from eheu the most datfsriuz tas,ira ils
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-03
HEENIIsfeH.E1S
Genuine Prepara tons.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU. a Posi-
tive and Specific Remedy for diseases Of the Bladder
Kidneys, Gravel, and Dropsical Sweiliugs.
This Medicine Increases The power Of Digestion ard
excite the hsbeuts into healthy action by which the
Natery Calcareous deppsitioIs, and all Unnatural
EnlarEernens are reducet we'll Pain Iaaaaa-
nation.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-03
BENZ. e.. SCOTT
In PrJbate---Io.ya County Court.

~ ENERAE Dealer in Dry Goods. Groceries Provisi
r ons. hardware. &c, yellow Stone Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-03
DR.. Cheeseman's EemaIe Pills

are the only medicine that MARRIED AND SINGLE
LADIES have relied upon for uInuy years. or can r.
ly upon now. BEWARE OF INVITATIONS Tax,
this advertisement to your DruEgis; aud tell him that
you want
The Best Female .Ucdicine in the World
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-03

All DRUGGISTS ETERT WHERE.
ASK FOR UELWBOLB'S. TAKE No OTHER
Ut out the Advertisement and send fur 1t.
ly25 And Avoid ImpUsitio- Exposure.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-03
TO H LADIES
BOTH MARRIED AND SINGLE.

IHERE IS but Genuine and Sure CURE for
L GIRLS or NO q EN who sufrr from IRBEGCLAEI-
TIES ar DISTRACTIONS uF TIE MENsEs 1chdtcrer may
De tis cHHsc of those distractions.
This cure has been recognized for many years. The
only SAFE reliance Is
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-03

Or. Cheeseman's Female pills.

THIS GOOD OLD REMEDY for all obstruction
has been hailed with pleasure and profit for tcefti
gears ia all parts of the ciri lied world ant ho
j. au Old EXPERIENCED P-EIeICIAN. whom cv
cry body knows, and IA whom every body places con
htcncr aUt respect II j. neWfauglLd arrange
msnt, but "a STANDARD REMEDY.
The New York herald., 1864-03-17

sssaa ia France from tic time OF that great
usurpe, Hugh Capet 10 the time Of that other
great usurper Napoleon Bonaparte. But the
surest way TO provide against the violation Of
law is TO make the law elastic at that very
point where it was most freqlently broken; or.
indeed, 10 remove The law altogether, and leave
the point open. This Is tho real glory of our
constitution, and it is here that the progress in
government made In modern times is seen.
Under our system any man may rise TO tie
supreme place. and great man may 60 to any
extreme for the good OF the country, and still
be within the law. Respect TO law ON tho part
Of all our rulers is fact Of our history. honora.
BILE to the trainers of our constitution .ewho 80
framed the law that there could be no tempta
ton for any truly great man to transcend II.
Iu this view we said, and We say, to General
Grant that he Is now in the position TO save the
country from anarchy and ruin. If he 0Dly has tie
moral force to have bis own way. His course
must be clear and straightforward from the
commencement, and he must Insist upon the
unconditional surrender" Of every point that
the radicals hold He must not temporize with
them for momcnt. or he will go as Mcclellan
did. He has to fight against that, and wo sin-
cerely hope that he may win, though, Of course,
ii will be "treason in new form" if he does.
The New York herald., 1864-03-17
FoRTaEss Nosaoa. Migct

FORTRESS Nosaoa, March IS 1894
Tue United States supply steamer ADMIR-, arrived 10
day from Matagorda Bay March 4 She reports "a FOL-
lows
On the morning OF the 18Th saw steamer aheai buru
log black coal evidently jus. out from Wilmington
The Admiral gave chase TO her, all sails cot. By
twelve O'Clock bad gained upon her 80 as to discover
she was q sidewheei, two smoke stack boats with
cargo OF cotton, which she had commenced throwing
overheard halpast nine BY O'Clock opened Ore
upoo her with th!rty.pound Parrot, but she
was not 10 range gaining upoo her up to three
O'Clock. We logging fourteen and three quarter
knots per hour. The wind was favorsbe and blow
ing fresh We had countei from our dccka
four huoirsd and twenty bales OF cotton tbsy
had thrown over board At three O'Clock the
wind suddenly died away and the prize almost
within our grasp (hree and ha milcs), escaped We
chased ber unt DARK she having slightly gained apos
us after the breeze AT dark we los. ssn OF her, anS
we kopt ship or 70 her course 70 Hampton Roads
The New York herald., 1864-03-17
GENERAL BUrLERS DEPARTMENT..
Capture OF Rebel Prison nnz
Return OF Colonel Danlgrcn's Colosed
Servant. &C., &c.
MIR. L. A.. HENDRICKS DESPATCH.

Return OF Colonel Dahl grca's COlOsed
Servant. &c, &c.
MIR. L. A. HENDRICKS 8 DESPATCH,
NORFOLK, Va, harch l5. 1894
tbs prisoners captured the late raid beg,nnpa
to come THUS far thirty four have be,n brought 70
tho Fortress Nearly hais citi ems, and their
completely idhe killing Of Co!onc Dah.greu is confirmed
by most o. them 1t not sestoi yet wbetbe tbcy ws
be treated ordinary prisoners o. war or not Coming
with the guard bragng thsso prisoners was the coioraA
servant OF Colonel Dihgrsa. He aod foaf soldiers
escaped TO the AMI thence to Gloucester In
skir
1:Iz CALLING GUN
Some experiments are now beng made at the Forrees
the capabilities and practical utility OF the t'stAR
gun Most OF the artsry officers at the fort, we'll
many Russian officers, have witnessed tho experiments.
hlyins barrels, and by revolving and self loading
process manages 10 throw upwards OF hundred shots
the ordinary muske, size /. . drawn by ono horse-a
fac, that has given % the reported Joke that II
"oao hors' afar. which however, Is 10 30 taken oos
jocosely
Many he-eabouts have bsen taxing ;hs u aleg,.
ance II seems, ,hnaing the only Obligation u eu,.led
passive obedience 70 the United states governmena
and s representatives. Mss Groves school teacher.
has been wrog to Gensra. Butler tor gh; the sub
sct aod says such ;s the interpretation of the oatn,
sho . wiling = take u The Commanding ieaerai gives
the demolsbing blow TO this fplssve obsdeocc thooty
10 4 lengthy letter This seasurs The Keystone -
the whole ieter rae oath Of allegiance featy.
pledge OF faith to love- affection and or ,e
governmen'; ali ooaaIsi ia tas wcrf patriotism its
hgbss; aud trues, sense, which every true American
fesis his her government II Is animated 10 ths
teacher OF The rising generation that she
understands this lrelning something than pas
o6sieuca, her school must be pe-m,a,nty closed
sue South -ieaty 10 winch has d,icuty iu
compromising This ls!s- mus. rout maog from be~
their rocks OF refuge aad only compel taxing the
oath Il they sh 10 remain here bIt assurascs the
tc mssalng, iuteat AMI requirements o. sach oaia
taking
TUE HUMANE As, ENJOYMENT sooEry
This society whose gan1aon and objects have beso
set forth 10 previous letter enterinS on 10 assigned
with thorough and effective rnsstnoss Captain
Fdgar to hom Gener Bger has gi7on charge os the
movement, INFORMS me that 10 tbs past six months
$5o9J have been expeadsi tor tue beledt OF the poo
this city and thai good share of this amount, IL hrs
bee1 a5oertained has besn bestowed unworthy psr
sous Tue importance oi the organ zaoo Is therefore o5
vi,gs There Is 10 DO meeog at the CITY Hal 70 night
ol the subject
The New York herald., 1864-03-17

MAKING GREAr Row ABOUT NorgNa.-
English Parliament and government seem 10
be very much exercised about the circum-
stance that some half-famished Irshmen find II
better 10 leave their own soil. where the
only blessings they can enjoy, undos
their present rulers. are starvation and
tyranny, and come 10 our fair and beauH-
ful Western land Of promise. Learned big
wigs 10 the House Of Lords SEQ ia this
movement an u0derhand attempt on the part
of the United States government to replenlsh
the ranks Of the Union army. aud II requires
the positive denial Of the American Minister 70
satisfy their lordships that such is not the fact
The government has nothing to do with it
There is room for thousands and thousands OF
laborers On the vast fields Of the great West q
they choose to come here. and they need not
SO into tho army il they arc disposed TO do
other work 1t is possible that some scamps
Of bounty brokers may endeayor TO cajolc The
newly arrived emierant into enlisting, and
pocket the largest share Of the bounty money
therefor; but the government is 90 moro rcspon
sibe for such acts than would the English gov
ernment be if one Of its own Jack Tars should
cut off his queue and try to dispose Of il to
Grandfather Woiles as An emblem Of The Secre
tary's fitness to manage the naval concerns Of
the country
The New York herald., 1864-03-17

Tn FOR TAr.-Poor Greeley, having been
shamed into Withdrawing bis outrageous false
hood that General Mcclellan had a private in
terview with Lee at Antietam, now refuses 70
back out.of his other falseaood in regard 70
Mcclellan and John Minor Botts, on the ground
that no one has "ever seen a contradiction Of
its main avcrment from Mr.. Bots." Now. sup
pose that we were TO explicitly charge that
Horace Greeley was engaged in secret treason
able correspondence with the rebel leaders, in
forming them Of our military plans and opera.
tions and suppose that we declined to with
draw this charge because no one had "evef
seen contradiction Of its main avermenW from
Mr. JEFF Davis how would poor Greeley like
that. All! it is a poor rule that don't worh
both ways.
The New York herald., 1864-03-17
EIa rbor Regulations.
FORTRESS MosRos, March Is, 1884

Tho fooWIog harbor resuIati0as uAVu Uoou 'ssue1'-
DErARrxesr or VIRGINIA AND Norm CAROLINA
CAPTAIN rus poar's 0ss1R,
Toprazs Moyaos, Va, March ], 1854 J
All vessels OF every description passing the guard boat
within the limits OF this department. will immediately
report al this o1ice on Baltimore wharf AL steamers
are prohibited from throwing overheard ashes while
anchored in tho channel leading % Hampton on1 tho
commau ders ofsch steamers will be held accounaoa
sor the violation OF this order
= 'sses anchoiDs 70 obstruct navigation 10 and
,- q, 80 whaves will remove st once notice from
!. IN. ~ od,cs 'akng positions designated
70 prevent A. eiden aud damage to tho suomarae te9
M 90, sol uill DO allowed TO anchor boiw'cc
pars rrd Sn,vs m tho upper end OF Hampton lar
n.sor,gs mvst bs founo eastward or westward taesa
booys 1,,p,sp OF lha Port