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The New York herald., 1864-11-01
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The provincial delegates had q Grand entetssinAsss
here on Saturday and LETT dsy fes Ottawa.
Correspondence NJ tts Toronto 6Jots.j
/ 9ses N M.5 f QCEhsc. Dol. 2S, 1894
Cabinet meetisg ef uIGistsis 10 toxr-viz. SIR =
z. TAnhe hsr. Msssrs. IowAt, Cau.phe faDgeyin AsA
Cockburn-was he.d aftorcoon. kcn Me-srs Mowes
and Iaugevn loft by the coat tniy afternoon for hea
tgeai 10 attend ty adjourned r,ssJ cs the Conferssk
% Oe held IN Iontfeal Lu.nurrcw. Tho visx vA1
strongly ureed IN Tho Go osvestlon ysstsrday, sat4
THAI early msctng o ths several Iesslsiures should
rs he,d With the purposs or Eubnsating tho prolece
sdoftsd BY tho Convsn:os- No definite aerioa ~
solved qIis possible that the sobiec will coase
up again In NJ ntreai.
IL 10 uuderctood thst the bnrefu - fnmisrrfion pro,
posGs esssbh sgoncy Ia Nay YORK. and that d0iay
hes arisen In aseIslcs ~ suitable location hsv
ing Teen seJurcd. #Mt
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MAILS FOR EURorF.

Toe Cursrd mail F;eamshsp Scctls, carsin iadkicss
wiu lsave this port Tomorrow for fayespoo.
Tho mails for Europe win oiose .: sovsn O'Clock
morrow rnosniug. fs5e @H
Ths Nsw YoaE HEr sLD--Fd,toc For Earops--~in ~
ready =, sx O'Clock In tbs morning
Single csp!ss, 10 wssppers, rsady for mailing, avs
paute
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- r 10 E IA o n ..
.Wr-N'1Twre
Particulars II tho Withdrawal Of tho
Army to Its Old Lines.
THE ENEMY DOES NOT FOLLOW.
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4 Decided Advantage Gained ~.
wards the Seu:hsids Railroad. "
REBEL ACCOUNTS OF THE FIGHTING,
As,s &s.. ~
THE SOUTH SIDE.
<~~>~~~~~~~-~>~~~->~~--~
CITY POINT.
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THE ENEMY DOES NOT FOLLOW.
Hr. y. cadwaissdcr's Dcspnsch.
Crrr PorKr. Got 80, 1864

TEE LAfu OPERATIONS
News from both fronts III slowly conccrnng the
details the recent eugagcmsnts bus the south side
OF the Jsrss tho osses In understood TO DO sub
stanaly equal with the chances somewhat In favor
We certainly captured thousand prisoners, ir
any reliance be placed The estimates OF officers
she rebel papers OF yesterday claim captures 70 Offset
IA II tha. number
Ou the Forth or the James the lowest estimate have
heard cs losses In killed, wounded and Nursing s
thousand OILERS place the figures at thousand
ave hundred as the outside twill probably be between
taese. No official report OF tossos has Jet Leen made
pubic. .@l a6 -tt
vr,roas 10 GRANT
MAJOR encra Eaieck, Chici Stsd TO the President;
Coione, 6 e. Earsh formeriy or tha Tweotioh I,uuis
regiment Hud other vsto o! icss note have hecu
tertsned at General Grants Headquarters for two days
past. 9@4 mr
1hs weather cleared CT cool with bu, little rain
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TN. vyashington reisgrams.

WasMNorcH, Dot 81, 1874,
About ssvsn hundred soldiers woandod in the military
operations Of thursday against General Ieo's army
hecn brought hAher and distributed smoag the several
hospitals.
The msii boat to-day landed 1y sixty rebs prsoa.
ers, including colonel lieutenant colonel and major.
They were committed 70 ths Old Capitol
The steamer Keyport the headquarters boat at this
port arrived here early this morning having board
Major General HaIlecE Chief Of sa and Generals Bar.
pard aud Roers and Colonel Cults who have been to the
front.
Tue ms steamer Daniel Webster also arrived; bringing
one hundred snd huy men Of the First Name cRVary
thor way home their term a. having expired
The Daniel Webster reports in.t inDi c9nnopadiug
heard yes tedsy morning ON ceaers uers front before
she l8ft.
The papiei Webster brought up for.y rebei officers,
from colonel down. VINO delivered tho Provost
Lxrahxi Ey .fMat
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row 20 saFrn NoSsy osbkAs.
Orders he slssa al aay q. Tue shvs one.s srCn
aar sierle once su,hcrd TO transact this siassa, Tor
cne dcsr ~ thirty dollars. Ths folaeics b!aak.
With explanatory which pmpsny H. tlves very
pIsn idea u the process by which orders ssJ NJ oh.
tainsd:~- f3 III
HU A,rfscat;oa for Uon.y oar tt&
~ * ~ ITO bs Glleda by the appicsntl ~ ,-sl
The New York herald., 1864-11-01

TUG 'uss ~ the enemy severe and sorno say mors
tnan our "sn n ALLIED aud " .unded i ~ .4N. III
We ntve eert hundred snd lsoDty -siaht prissioye
oa our battle lass, mssl VI wnob taken BY Tho
me brnest prsise Ne given nv all TO the cicsv~ and
mea o' me eeooua snd Third divisions Of tho sec"nd
" a or thc 0shavior duri12 the day. Genoras Es& IN
and Mott tsr m aud eaer al Snsy s5d
.oohe' Mc Mister, commanding brigaces particu-
,a.y praised Tor the very ablo manner whICa tncy
handled their msa
me cnsr.e made by the New Jersey brigade Iader
eoonei McAisirr, on the enemy, had got ip tbs
rcar OF our forces OF finest over wtnessed
and resulted In saving the entire position.
Az 10 now quiet with the eKception Of pickle. firing,
which quite lively a. night :.
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v1sn. IL E.sssyaSsS.nHXc's:, n.nsn, ,,o,.. -
saa: sSs ~ .s in rss g
..sh q 1sa's .'s a isa'''
L,t,,. Preaigy.-rne Hesst.sai He~
Iss doysr p,tn. ssw,No siHcntsEs @ @lertss' ssu.
Tssrps sss Ss. M ,n1 rS s.is i i
store "a rs.e-.ys a. ~'or' the , SsSqi; .,:,
6.u.r Aga. Tor rs ss:' aiSsr 9.A
| Arsica LisImsnt.-Be,d,a.I' hrn,eS
,auss; cs. NIL core TO, ss,p. s,. sssS. ss,,sS
(. ,ss .s isfa D.s., ss i s..., ...
| anotncr Letter fsom o~r Louae. Cor
s'sas; nae e g ~ =; none, css. .'s .iss .s n
rsiss ITsiil.: s:~ ' siEtf ssiR '''
An Admirable Csasnarum.-So Lsay
common ,s.s .i.l ever " 1,: con ss s.cs ss -
S.o5ssS IL S5sss siE SEgs5s Of ' e' s''"s
An IpHanlbis Rssssay.-fIAae's Honey
OF H9ssaocSD AND TAR a ,sr.,s ere isr sousns
Sa. ~ ,As ssso. srsscsi ss.s sns s. 'sssS
,yi:es e: HsasJ q srss:sns ,,oas. :. .:
ssr All pssis of tbs hroa. and ry. Iis.e no.htse
s: Fsss:. sss e., :asss'ss " 'o""
E.tohsisr's Hair Dys--,hs HEST - e.
SO stM,.s n ssss s, Z; :ss
chaps, P.mp,.s; s,sss,s.. s.,s ans.e
cured by GOvFArDa y d Gated 6caC At ha deDoss
ass broadway, near ursns.
Ear Rings and PsMs-yew 0Ayies-Jass
rcsived three rYe, seven Ton Twelve Plfsseu rwas-
az rs s.sw Go c:S y
For the Hair ana shaa-Bsvvy's Tye-
espaGsns The lest SD ehespss stieis seId sy 49,
siss.
For Coughs nnd Co.ds-Uss nprshsIrs
FINE TREK TAN pRorA Exc-fisat ecs u The drse
s.s;S
Goura ud's PSudrs subtitle Upracts usts
from low forehs9ds - anv par, 9. the tsdy vsrs"~
At hn DEPOT <SS Broadway, near Grnnd hrsst
Y UlVhess Premsmm Lsck stitch sew.ns
Machines wHBBLEa WILSON, 81 srosa".
IL Yen Wa ne 90 Know, &c, H@ss
aeH ae MEDICAL CONloN bhSs .ood s,os -
b.ck for curious peoss ~ ~, al nsws sSpssS
every one Price " b1sfs gs .s,s.s s.s - -
conssns tables ne bs'Sd s' 4 foSrs IIso srcad~srsn.v.
x.re IRE KoT--tse Ovsgsons x%ms-
40 rs,.sn ths sres, csnsh ssn,say, cofss CeueeA
dtu.xists ------------------
,,.c, rstreteuDa Com r2hny. - We
- =, =, tee s.ock of tss paay eefg rapidly uhsa
sp s,r s ss ss ~ ns c .sss ~ sss
lss /. = no,,Ssi ~, saSsss Our rsadsi, who
!; !;?s :, :s;is:; @ i 81 3;
ssS Ycf. Their sa,vtiiseasat DO sssa q saohss
esfune.
.,..v. B.sy...,N.w ssyie. Two.
y cs.. s::;:: itf%s' .'sSS.zSs:. ss' a''''-
The New York herald., 1864-11-01

Xa Evsry body's Mouth.
Praise ard SOZo0CSI-rrt,'cet hnnry " n,ods
ss-hsaaiiIer aud rrfssri the tefn Tue r-prv
breath ir rendo sd "a ragrsn. ss ard ccia
iIsnds or lh sas,tess III urw te no foncsr nctrsd
Sold hy isusg'sts
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N nj 2
Ihe Senersi yew Of The ssirm,shinx bees R'chns nd
on ihirsasy gwen by rs yesterday requires No ma.
r"stnt modipeaion The attacks OF the enemy We 80
easily repalsed sod cisuates were - rsrs. that
toefo WAS te teyoLd las uion Or ths enemy
were beautiful, and tho slaority ~nh viii
ard repnised every of tho oasmy oonssou-
ous bns the eoeny dih Lei come to the Work .i'a
that drunken madutss which doubtless expected o
them, and sncn s'usuated ther vaior' In ne
mer campsisn, whsn no aud wtsksy were roth chap
IN the ianxoe army Our casuatss all told, AMOUNT 70
thirty n.cn wounded eud sons hs doIsu killed. The
enemy los, "a my KILLED anr wounded besides thres bua
d.eo m eighiyeshl prsonerp Including The folio alag
oxp,. Jahn Q Eeeman, l1ih View Hampshire.
capt. Weni~orih, isih wisconsio,
fSit. Sheriff, 10th WlsSorsi
capt. II. @. Hacs man, ee,t New York
Cart D. r. t"cnrane, ioth Hew tistopahss
tsp,. Henry Ward lat uaied States co.orsd tronpA
FIRST Iisat H. II. Murray IAN New Hampshrs
frrt l,sut Thos snrsor, 1st Rhode bland Axtiiery
First Lieut. v. c. Harris. 0e,h New York.
pirst Lisrt Frank Saunders I,sih New York. I'LL
Lieut.. Dewitt c. wtlld,sf t.slh New York
Lieut.. Geo. A. Fc,'sr, ,isib New York
Lieut.. J 5. Chase, att Maine.
Lieut. Thn-. u hsn, eoth Now yors-
lieut.. psaiei pcoen nnr iisth New York.
J. B slft"or'dge, Mcdic1i pireeto istA Army corps
..nr,, me ush'ias a Petersburg oomDeeoed about
taeked, protesting heavy iosce from the rear
ol his main iine sgaus, our pos non tic Heya.
ton Plank ro.d Ihs movement, occurring sonswhat Ia
tbs naure of sururise proved eceas 20 tar Il. ad.
vancin1 was concerned We trst bros hrucrcd
insn "fnh'fu ara cNFthrcU, cDicty tho lstlsf
As scn however, tne became wei defined,
General Heih rtsrked she onurny and drovs them fer
so,nr dist nee csn.u"n2 tive hundred ana eiyy priso
neis aud several stand NJ oers. The strength of the
eneniy al postum they had taken, teinandng the
road ana ceanty about Rnrgsss nif pond, prevented
hn from attempting 10 drise them from that road. II
wss rumared Yesterday evening that She enemy mad
a0aDdoned tho plank road. t
We pIsGsed 10 e9,a hat Gesral Ds0yinD, Who
ye,arfsa KILLED, Uaan~. 0r casualties very
leat.
About ten O'Clock on ranrsdsy night the made
ciarg. upn our lines Pv~si farm, breokr hsorga
tor mompais INT breskrg 0ut of them very
quickly iii.ir character WA esceTta.red.
When approaching car wo they responded 10 the bail
30 the ont ne "trea;s and then buged forward. In
uii0ute after they we're Rss1ed with Quiet and navo
net Afew wegc captured few killed. ard the rest
got away IN the da.kLess. II raining at The tme
and about AZ diana..a autuinnai night could be-
Yesterday AL wae sgain comparatively auiet. little
csnnonsdns occurred both ironls, hat nothing has
transpred.
The New York herald., 1864-11-01

None --rha applicant must IN an canes, gVo b;s own
Chrs,isn aaIYo Ia 'u and whsb the thrst N
the pavce IL kpgap n should W so stated; otherwise
l,,!ais rsy ss iisc Ths Chrstian psnes o' married
women ma.t tc given aud not those o. tbe husteufa
F0r sumpe, Mir Mary Brown mat no, - described
as strs. William brcwn. ss MeN
Names of parties gli places. aud The saDa. 10 b.
wyittor 10 tits risDest r ssbie manner
AZ theIe ars several places Of the tame Dafne In the
UuI;cd stttes fsmttfr' must be csreut 70 indtchts
which q them tLey snd the Fostnastor w'
y himself before writing out the ord<c that s.s psss
indicated " tie c0e intended. VS.
missi0U e. fciiows:--
Riyrs coxpisgor eHAHoEp yoH EcsTY ourm.
Oh orders not exceeding ten dollars. 10 osnts
Over ds,ars and NOT exceeding twenty, II cents
over twenty dollars and mp 10 thirty. 20 esnts.
NO sing order Issued for lesr tbsn dosr
thaa thirty dosrs esd 90 fraction Of cents 20 bs iUro
dYcer IN sa order No orders 10 DC issueo on credit
Crdrrs are IN shis FORM
o. GRfkx.
Nc issued ---, 'ss-.
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uEpIcAL CDxuOv sEKss
er.ccs hock sar o,gtous neop4s, and food eSeA -
- ps,.s AZ a. fs bad 81 Al news asp~@
ton'snss tables ns'Ird ~ fo,,rs IIso Brcad~sy. nv.
The New York herald., 1864-11-01

x.r-rse Ovsrton's Rulms-
N..e ~ 90, Canrh Heuisfr. cufss CouehA
Ee sssn, u Nm r'tis ard Consempton 6oid bT -
The New York herald., 1864-11-01

Gosra ud's rsudrs subtitle Vproe,s u:s
frou low forehs4ds part Cs lhe tsdy warrss~
At his depos, tSS Broadway, near Grand Mrsst
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z UVhees Pre- msmu Lsek stitch sewIne
Nachliss wuBBLEa 4 WILSON SIS Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-11-01

For Coughs nnd Co,ds-Uss nsrshsI's
| PINE rREK TAN DR0PR Exc-feal ecla by The drse
The New York herald., 1864-11-01

Ear Rsuas and ptWs-ysvv ~ 0ayfeo-JaSA
rcc,ived- Yhrs- r7e Seven Ton Twelve Pfsen rwasQ.
Eve to scvrpihse Doilass s~ For sAls w oKOR0R D.
ALLEN, lIs Kreadwav, door telew Cana srect
The New York herald., 1864-11-01

s,.;y. I.,x... 7S.w s.yis:; s.y,ss:n pSTIIwos pS,II.w.s
::.'t =: ~. s;;s ", ssss .'
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psv 70 the ps,rG parsa IN my it.sr o. sdvos st this
date the sun or deiiafs and - csAts.
The New York herald., 1864-11-01

FOR the Hair ana shaa-Bavvy's Yyo-
espAsrus The lest ssd sstleis ssId by Asae
The New York herald., 1864-11-01

A Little PrsdiGv.-rhe Reastlfai Sev
rEN dollar patcpt SEWING MACHINE q tArfsel ssr>-
worklpg lie charm indapsns.bie |. s.ss sas.y csesf
mRtar acsuzs,rsss, &C. rcf aeis st As1kTrsHs CoNk
Store, "a Brcstway, ~ a. whors the tc wona;s ,ssy v
6tnscs Assa. tor tas sis:r o. Ncv Vsa.
The New York herald., 1864-11-01

Hatohsisr's Hair Dye-she Hest ia e.
Sssd Faasss reAstie. The sa'y Ds-feA
dye sea b. 81 IruaS'ss Ysetsry ~ BARCLAY srsek
The New York herald., 1864-11-01

Prs,,e.p, r.treteuns Co.'S Zany.-Ws
e. In ioof !teIr eiE lac We afM hs "a onss
VI a,r,crs gentle u eren epfkxv. snd stand ysY
hlSh "a thI cop'nlniy ~ nteIss q he stos odsrs
- rs nS'ss ia .Sis spesx q sa,.se .osS 10
s,,l 2. " o..s. :.s.'ni'psH1 T. PPSsoE sRSTc
Ssw Ycrs Their sdversen tan DO sean 70 aao'hsS
The New York herald., 1864-11-01

Chaps, Pimpi.s. Egecsies saIa Rhs1~
A.. cared w GoUHAups hstss,sd Soap Al hn as0ess
Isa hrca fwaY. near Urarl. III N
The New York herald., 1864-11-01

Am InfAlBIbls Reuasd E.-flAAo's Honey
OF HORsHOrTD AND TARA csra'as ere for eouSha
colds nfsena tosvssps dincut brerthipg aud al s4o
uons ~ ths tbroa, hre1chisi tubes sns sna ssasl
npi.op. 1ns Honey of Horch so0'hes al rri
t!on fte 81 ssssE 0iead pcnetrss- eezn go
hssr ali psxts Of The throat snd irngs ILee nohfge
Gss.rsl 1seas4 al rsdss s,S3sa ss y YsT
The New York herald., 1864-11-01

Aratca Liaimsnt..-B ,d,a.l's hrnieA
iauinss; AZ iofs.ss.s core ior Barn. eesis ssfas&
khcupan tn-1sn DkiLon. Sc snel- apy.scft al NJ
the barn the ,agaut 1t Is applied NJ ia M
should 10 c.,hc.t H. Depot 81 Barclay street. n. 7.
The New York herald., 1864-11-01

COrrea pnmHsnce Bctween Sse eMerMis Lse
and tssan HeIatly- to thc Treatsne Z
Of NcGro S0,ascss nn0 tho NolallatuIy
Meanuges OF General uutlcr.
s sf,fi From the I,ict.opud Wing Oct. 2S.I
The New York herald., 1864-11-01

anotncr Letter fsom owr Loudos Cor
esrsndsns On tie Cobfua and nsce trties,ns. E-e
An receives nfs money bacx: rae I:tps In Amoriea; IN
grsrssr, Pr,ces6rGs of the rsw York Hrnehs kaus
spofssss Sstsns ss~s. Gee WfikEs sffRff -'' y
, 1864-03-22
Another s1rord for Gen. Grant.
fEro11 fba Ct I adtn I1r,inn


Memorial swords and presentations to army
oflcere, have Of late become SO frequent, aa
scarcely to deserve notice from tho pub.
lie. Yet amongst themost worthy and prom.
inent objects in projection for the benefit ol
the coming Sanitary Fair, we notice not one
Of the finest, but the most beautiful and costly
sword yet nanufac ctured In the country The
entire scabbard and mountings arc exceeding.
y rnnesive and heavy, and 81 solid sterling
silver, richly plated with gold and studded
|. with diamonds orer 100 ia number.
,. We ore unable to give an elaborate descrip-
tion Of this eleTant piece Of workmanship r. 1t
!. features. The fashion of the hilt Is as beau
tiful as 1t is novel. The gripc OF the hilt is d
statuette, SIX inches In light It Is q repre-
sentation Of the Goddess Of Victory, with
her right foot slightly ruiscd. and face intent
upon the field OF battle. The right hand ex-
tends above her head q chaplet Of laurel !;
while its companion Ia displayed across her
breast, as if to retain the starry ehfoud which
sur1nounts her. The base upon which the
figure stands, widens upon one side, into tho
customsry shield for the: hand which forms
az elegant scroll, enclrcled BY an olive wreath
Tic scroll itself is inlaid with blue enamel,
In which are set thirty ak diamonds forming
the fnitfals "U. 8. c." and the whole is Gu
circlel by rich border Of diamonds, also
thirty-stx in number, representing the thirty
six States Of the Union. The guard, slightly
rising above the .pcdcstal Of the figure, is
made Of four smau statncttes, sustaining q
magnificent amethyst, with an oval border
Of diamonds. The sumo richness OF n1ateria1
and design is displayed In the scabbard and
throughout The weapon is inclosed in q
beautiful ebony case, ornamented with heavy
silver mounting.
The sum to be raised is 5000 for this OBJ
jeet, and In order that Us maay of our cltl-
zens as possible may haye share In the gift,
undcrstand That Gen. Roaecrans has head
ed the subscription. The presentation, we
are informed, is to be made at tile opening of
the Sanitary Fair In this city, aud we ean
hardly conceive more happy inaugural of
the glorious enterprise.
, 1864-03-22

61snor Un"u ana the Feutaus.
From tue interview between the Fenfaus
| and the Bishop, VIC find that tue s'root Of all
! erir'-tl.c cur; teera Jaacs-is radical point
of a;ferpucc tctueen tsem w. rat s,,.,
! y. ua =. ~ =, hns hoa. .ss Ncnts moi sur
plNea 81 H. ~ o's o:en APPOINT OF dlherouce
in ell nses Of the Christian World, between
pritsts and people, and, for the matter of
that hetwGcn Popcs oad Kinss: Pe.orn.nca
VS. = small snm * Il IN, ;ns;,;a-a,iE -.
sto7xsd ho the 1ea.ants to oe rs.cna H. ~ -
eso"eo ny ~ p:ssaus Oh Eofope, oa< 1t
formed large hoard in the co!l lers Of Rome,
in the aggregate But, small as Was TIC cali
uuon the individuals or the Church -for u
uos hn+ a nanny ,,no,,. o,ar,, 1,as,ea ..a,,N ~
~ .--, uoaes auu4aty
1t laVolsea pl1nclple tnat tended to hasten
the final. echisn Of tue Anglican from the
Tbe panol chnrch bss ,11vn.,, o.-o,t.a ;.
1:,s 4us ~ ~ sHteA 41as iImays a!zo5ateo 70
ltseu al eteeHosSnarf offerings OF Its peo-
PIE, and has strenuously insisted upon being
the almoner of them. :: It cannot be- denied
that many Of the great ana pon3 man that
hare adorned that chnrch: a1J oc,tra,,aa -
La'e Goo4usa .uas - Cuutcn. ana contfoaea II,
nave proved potn wise ana nenedccnt In the
application Of Its finds to The. foundation of
hosrttals, schools and colleges = eti1} wa r..
g1et to esy that these persons are an eSeeo.
tiou, and that, hs general tllnr. the suuss
which the Iafty toyc given IN charity. have
tccn too often squaudered ,by Tia Papa1
Power upon objects auvfbine bnt charifahfe
The desire to control oil claritable fuails
is US strong to-day. in the Roman Prfesthoof.
es 1t Was ten centuries aao. With than'
nothing is new; and they Set their faces as
rlaip]y againstn Ill innovation between priests
nrl people, tho pa1ue rimrnutable laws
1tarain with them, the control; with the
peor1e, blind obedience, Thfs Is plainly
pr, yed by Bishop Dcrcans' re3l7 to tue re-
EiaEs when ther Insisted ppon the ouenpess
Of their society," IIe cb;cctcd that ."the
leaders Of tlie society arc nnkuown to Us;
their notions are not sufficiently before us to
know. what they a1e doing; and 10, d, not
knctc teAot it done sc;M the money raised In Mis
sc<ittyn,. This Inst sentence shows cone1u-
sfycIy why the Fenfans are secret society
fn'the opinion Of the Rev. Father. It Is q
great object to know where the money goes.
In fact, IN this matter the Bishop will dnd
many to sy1pathlze with him, who are not
In the ranks of the priesthood
Long since the poet sung
IA round, fat. oily man Of God was Parson Les,
As ever closed IN itching palm on peaitcnual fee"
The portrat Of Parson Lee tnny by poetic
LICENSE have been somewhat overdrawn, still
no great change would be required In tho
6. itching palm,n to make It equally app1lca-
Bile to tho Parson Of the present day,
-Does any one believe that the Fen1ans
wonld fail under the ban of the Roman Cath
ollc Church, If the funds of that society
were plcced in it's Golfers!
Certainly not. The fact that they are not In
priest1y control Is one Of the primary cauaes
of tha fnnrh1e hetwe~n RIshnn nnnr,or md
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err, their faces red With: weeping, carrying
medicinee or bandages for tbs relief Of Useir
friends who were the victims Of the sad ca.
teetrophe. Among the strange momentocs
picked up IN the crowd, in their morbid Gu
rioslty, were pieces Of burnt flesh and fingers
which had fallen from the sufferers. while
they we're being carried out OF the building.
We laTc already mentioned two or three in
stances Of noble heroiEm called ont BY this
dreadful emergency; and there we're others,
scarcely less commeEdah1e The conduct Of
the Grcmen and all those o-yolunteered to
enter the burning building was heroic in no
Light sense Of the word- Among the most
active and efficient Of all the atte1dants were
eight Or ten Of our city physicians, who were
unceasing IN their edoits to relieve the snf:-
ferings Of the unfortunate men and women.
much speculation, BIT rs viii: most po Tder
explosioDs, will probably never be known.
Not to speculate upon the immediate cause,
We applehend that the real canse may be
found IL the incxpesience Of u large number
OF the girls employed, and In their unfanil-
iaf9ty With the great explosivenees ofPow~
, 1864-03-22

iErom the London Times, March 81
The first trial Of . Monftor III Europe took
place when, on the 18th Of February, the
Danish iron:.clad turrct battery Rolf Krake
went to .Ekensund to attempt the dcstruc-
tfon of the Ptussian bridge into Broaser
<ahout which our special correspondent teie-
graphcd US at tic tine). We have now re-
ceived authentic information about the result
OF this trial, which was most satisfactory to
the Monitors. The Roll Krakc was under q
constant fire from the land batteries on three
sides for nearly two hours, yet when she re-
turned to sonderborg, the ship, turrets, ar
tillery, machinery and everything, was thin
jured, and IT to so under FIRE again at any
moment. There were about one hul41rd
marks outside her where the SHOT had hit the
plating, and some Of the crew had been
wounded by pieces Of shells bursting Just
over the grating lu"the top Of the. turrets.
The reason why she had to return YVES that
the water was so shallow: she could not get
near enoneh to see the bridge, which Was
protected BY projecting piece of land, and
consequently she had 10 fire ut the bridge at
.random, without being able to judge Of the
result. She, however, succeeded in doing
considerable damage to the cnemy
, 1864-03-22
Nl)tfdgo Grtb11ue.
For the ehica 20 Trlbu.e-!
Il SGNG Fob TEE NATION.

Come Gcp. let Is up, aad BE- dosag;
Let's loiter no more by The way;
For Heaven our action ls viewing,
And trcoaon Is working today.
= There 8 bot on the page Of our freelpm-.-
The moan Of the bondInan swc11s,
While liberty, struggling and bleeding, !:
a sad tale Of tzeachcsy tells.
Come men, let ns up, and b. dealing
The blow for C01umb1a'e sake; -.
Ere the serpent Of bondage be stealing, -
To strike ere we're fully awake.
Come wake from that ietha1Eic dreamins,
And odd to onr brave, noble band:
With sahre and hayouet Rle1ming,
Wen drive every Zoe from the land.
OF then what 4 joy to the u,tfonl
What deeds to be told DER and o'eri
How tottcred fts hr1nest foundation,
As never did nation beforei
And then, with the rue1 Of tempest
= Long Cathfrfng, but fierce when bcsun.-A
How saved We ~ dsring and Conquest,
The flag that onr forefathers wonI