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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29

On Thursday afternoon two colOred mel
e. nigssrs" nany delicate white person likes thu term
better wero quietly walking up Adams street. Brook
lyn whom a genileman'whOs indicates that be
Is one Of the joyial free ard happy u tia Ever
green ls!e (,aii alms being MoiIiop) gJi nto - al
teroaon With OF the black men, charging that they
had touched or jo,tled him on TIE sidewalk slish'
scule ensaed wheO tee cry rai.ed that one OF the
negroes had stabbed Mr.. McKillcp Ia something
oas than no time at ell Mr.. MoK. Nigh. ssy lovo-
y little mob hnnting tho negroes through tho
streets with yols - Lynch them." a.. Finally the
frightened and slmoss exhausted negroes were con
ronted ~ certain policemen. who knocked their stupid
1oOly heads about With locus, clubs until they became
lny sensible of tic wckedness oftying 20 their
miserable liyos sud the erorinly OF disturbing the ha
cyoa peace Of Brooklyn BY presumlng to from tho
dear friends, WHO only wanted to hang them q
little, or beat their brains ou. With stones done
10 Col OBrlen by the gentlemen who conducted the
popular rots OF last year. Af.r proper degree Of
poaco clubbing tle miserable niysers vers made "
tca 20 roason and hon tey found ont thst the whole
aiTar v=s I. jolly good ioke-Hr AioKiop had no. bsen
stabbed 1t en-a,boly had boea hurt even threat.
enol, except Ito prescriptions uiggers, who did no!
know that Jncng was good for them. and that 1t vas
rlso BIZ Htt'sSAfy l"f tHo We" "'i"s VI '0 h'''
Democratic party. Well. they hsve learned good
ossor, snd hereafter they will he able to testify (and
show 10 proys ) ths, in hue AID cry the first
mano be cnbbed, the next mnn TO be dubbed. the last
man to 30 cabbed ard the only men TO BE- clnb5cd by
tbs valiant Brooklyn Police ia TIE fastive always Iro
1dlng he is nigsof) who !, kt.ng at 2io pace before
crowd Of gentle puFsuers who simply moan ~ Ali him
r no other reason than that IL "faIres tho bloody
naggr rgAL'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29
A Great Comet.

Professor Caswell contributes the following TO
the Philsdelphis P,tss u "Wednesday evening; Last
evening the tail Of ono Of the most magnificent comets
record was n this city when rot Obsoured nv the
msis and clouds in the wegt AZ ii o'clock ths tail
tended nearly 10 tho constellation DrsGo. more than
ssty degrees nom the horizon. SuppCsng the nucleus
10 10 At least thirty degrees below the horizon TT tst
time the extent OF The tail would have been ninety
degrees.
81 tho grrat historic comets. that " tho year 81 be-
fore Chriot had tail Of SIXTY degrees according 20
Ar.tOtle The Comet Of 1913 /, recorded 20 having a
tail q hundred and four degrees in lengsh Thes of
1880 had tail fuIn teyenty ninety degrees, that Of
l75a tail Of ninety seven deg-ees; snd that ~ e@3,
tail of sixty Eve degrees Those figures sre tskeB
frorl Herscheis " Outines o. AstroBomy."
To persons 10; accustomed u measuring hJ degrees
Il nav De useful ~ state tht the distance from the
horizon 10 The zenith Is ninety degrees. THU will give
sorue idea Of she immense length Of these sppeadases
Comets daer much In brightness.
few have been bright enough q be Esen by the
naked eve in the day time should the present comet
proye As remark able for briancv for size 10 will be
the mo.t remarkable which has appeared ~ this
generation I. viii be looked for with great Interest
after sunset this evening II msJ be boTns In mind.
however that the comet Of issJ much more brilliant
on the first evening when Learest the sun than eDy
subsequent evening IT, on the other hand tho present
comet should DO approaching the earth, ~ there d
reson 10 believe il viii Increase IN apparent siEs AID
hgllalc..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29
The IO.tth-A Gard.

CIT Ire following from the Hilton Heal letter 70 N
Csbva> dated July sth. and published Id that paper,
81 i,e I'D ut, viz
be-aae evident that The enemy concentrating
issDd, aud Mout on ry's brigade 0rseled 10
Pc troops there lie reached the a. acion about
h 10 dit oc,oct, tie eb. lie ords Cd 20 relieve
N Nyok Of the Seth New Yors bit tis gallant Col
ofnerys force held In A. early dawn the
down upon advance, snd doubt ufpr.ed
~ aud the advance guard Of toe lO4fh Pa LIEUT. Col
si commanding ~ Sny rae t cd veteran reg usrt
tppo~i Of 40 good material there IL IN The army
, yea fiop ia position and scui 70 tie Iev.
Cot Montgomery threw ths 1th United 3tstos Co0red
yo@ obs brigade into The yep, checked the eoenyi I'd
ttanr aud drove hiIa bssk.'
Tbs not true statement Of facts and refeclsup0n
g. iOih The letter is - fu n mis- statements that It
u olsy 70 see the writer not or Johns Island An
ttA6 icing apprehended the troops placed IN 20
tiOu aiong the edge % tho swamp. Friday evening,
e.cie tLsy lay on their that night The pckots
Ssrc composed of details from several regiments OF
Which tie l0+th furnished company Iu.tead VI tie
b ekrts and advance guard OF tie iOflh only being
psarpr.sed" This writer states the whole line
'sprisOd and driven In. II any ia 20 blame for his
l. The officer VINO had charge OF the picketz and not
icut Coz. Hart, who Ia command OF his regiment
&aif ie In " the picket line Neither L. II true
Lat the 10th "wss driven from Ia pcsito GA
Tor the fight had zen goiug or for some time
4 ioCt Col fart reported that the ammunition Of bis
psn vas well nigh eIhsus.ed, when his brigade com.
snder ordered the i0si to BE- relieved by two
hrv regiments commanded by Colonel Montgomery
hich va. done with difbcnIty the position il
Aconpied was dense thoket THIS Is the whole story
w. ". II. DAVIS, Colonel l0sth Z. V.
DzUisslk p0., July 4:h, 1864.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29

The New-Zealand MsOries, who have been
described a very brutal ssysges sent the following 70
Colonel OF oas Of the gngisa regiments operating
Isreh VA iec4 Po.riwhi DIstrc, Of T,arsns. To shs
CooasL Friend ssIusiion. TO sGS: "a; end ?, nj
FREUD do you glve heed to our sw' Tor the nsh nue
erS BE- Turned 70 me ts) will bs saved Rule fsny "a
kehs bsn. solder by ns'ns shall o. travelling uarmed and
tor. tbs law Rue The colder who Bee being carried
away by his fears aud goes to the ho9ss OF hs p WIN ~
s. LIRE Rals d The sTasd PaSeha, wonen end children,
Vii 5 Pel IT,. end rhs'" ~ e x,, 'I py
rA-By TsRR, frisAchA' WI horih"' ih' NA''S'
KERxrL tATsaAKL
A woman who had sent an infant in ham
cor NV . cnbpan who not knowing the coIenb isi1 u
In , table all night, has been ac1uiited The nedicai
vituesse. said that this mode OF c3nvcyoncs wss no'
ninrios provided tho child could breathe. The ham
no. VA. about three feet long and sixteen inches deep
And line inside padded with soit white linen with
pillow and pieces Of ribbon to tie Tue enid oown-
A Singing Head has been exhibited in Lon
son which, distinctly vocalizes songs. etc but the pro
n,s.r vii, not sow II to BE- moved. though he asserted
mat tia sound came from tho head alone, ana whsn
somebody became pressing On tho point cleared she
halL Tho head had made great sensation
A Brussels gentleman has sued photog.
rn pher for exhibiting his likeness at bis shop do2t
ihe man was ugly aud tho photograph wa. asAer las
usintf sil HAT he had lost the chance OF Ileh mar
Rage tho lady having bis potnro refed 10 20 M
troducod 70 the original
John Miltons house In Barbicsn, LONDON,
which 4, being demolished WIS oocapied ~ ~ e'
named Heaven who HIS pac1rded the prenihs snus .
Removal Of Heaven. tho premises D"ips roq'''1 W.
tie metropolitan its!lwcy."
A Mrs. Douglas. Of Yorkshire, fifty Yeas ola
aud tho mother OF seven children performing the yea.
~ walking thousand miles in Thousand con-ecusFs
hOurs AZ tho Alhalbrs Crcgs London, iof a1Vl. ohe
has already accomplished similar task N Australs
There 10 bog in Tresilian, Wales, VINO
fiou-h only 10 vesrs oh Ia a. in high very h01Y.
~ inches runEd tho wslst and Hoghs iss ponnds-ani
basn I done growing yok
An English carrier pigeon the other day took
message llOn London 10 EIeter III mles IN 81 &ja
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29

str.tlos from Tammany Hsn Immediately on the 70.
col OF Of She telegram announcing the nominee Of ~
Chicago Convention. Tho committee moved ior BY NJ.
Purdy was thea appointed BY ths chair aud the Meeting
took VI VI inmates to ensble the eomiaitsss
report series Of resolutions. $40, a -
The sub. committee then returned AND reported
series OF resolutions 10 favor Of tho domination 81
Mcclellan as the Democratic candidate for the PraAs
denoy in favor OF tue maintenance OF the COasiitui,oa
and the Union and for meeting 10 ra,ify the 40
ton " the Chicago Couyenten .
counties was appointed to take measures for holt
ing Q ratification meeting Of the action OF sas
Chicago Convention.
The report Of the Committee on by Laws wa rSeeV'
Ell and adopted and the list Of the OF tho oleess
II The various Ward Committees read ead sdopseA
vita the exception OF the oeers OF the 9TH
after some DISCUSSION reserved for discussion on ~
ture OCCASION The meeting then adjourned tLe Sub
Committee Arrangements being called 10 meet ~
mediately Afterwards.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29
For The n. Y. Tribune


Captain James II. Fleming, 10th ~ T. cav
air, Who las killed IN skiruish with Mo"eoy guer
psS near Fairfax Station on the eth inss WAS oorh
In Belfast Ireland In 1872 emgrated to TINS county, IN
tss1 aud booame a citEen Of the United states ana q
trsdent " the city Of New York
Al the breaking ont Of the Rebellion. inpcled ~ his
s,iye entbuslasm and generous love OF bis adopted
,qotry be Joined the ranks OF her defenders and was
commissioned q Second Lieutenant. in the 9Th n. T..
Volunteers Hiswkins' ZouAyes) Capt. Fleming con
rbuted not little BY his bravery and sollioTy quail
Bic, 70 the reputation Of this regiment He fought IN
Ger Butler the taking Of Hstteas inet one Of the
gr,t victories after me Union dsaster st Boil Run IN
les and under Burnside o. Sic memorable affair OF
ssossoks Island. Sheis 10 distinguished himself
~ss OOmplimented in orders, and was promoted
e. Fist Lieutenaucy for his gallanlry. He
sarvard participated ia all tie battles and affairs OF
IA regiment IN North Carolina and ~ the battle Of
Esmdso. under the brave and lamented Gen Reno. he
s.s again complin,nted IN orders. lie sss engaged
9th hsrsgmeIt In the campaign Of Gen. Mcclellan
lp Maryland. In the battles Of South Hounsln and
sde.hm and especially NJ the famous Stone Bridge on
.,tstaln Greek. Cap, Fleming depoftod himself with
Is s,uAl daring and b. ayer- and earned new claims
sPrs the honor and gratitude Of bis adopted country
bs Continued his connection with she 9sh until the er
eradoa Of its torn of.scfyice and Of tho few
gallant survivors who carried home It's eolors battle
rent aud worn ~. never Gis'onored. He aso ell
K,ged In the disastrous battle Of FredericfsbuTg uuder
lsrnsde and here again Capt. Flemings gallant oon'
Scot vas Acknowledged In published orders
ae wss mustered out Of he service wiz bis rosi-
sseut May GOTH 1857 but his soldlery impulses and
t.trlo,o feelings would allow him to long remain On
f,eOt.or " the nomeaious struggle and ia July fol-
ksng hs received tie position 81 Quartermastcr ia the
Washington Light Cavalry then organizing IN New
Hork This position NOT coaformabie 10 liz tastes
sl Ia October Of the year he appointed Cap
tan IA thel n. Y. Cavalry, known rs hs "Sprsgue
Light Cavalry which position 10 held ~ She tire OF
H., dss:h.
Ga the skirmisS 10 which be met his dshth bis party
wa routed snd he surrounded by the enemy. lie re
jssei to surrender when demanded, sad - s0!dcr,
eed. bat vas not conquered
ASIDE rom bis soIdery qualities rs srdeNrei himself
~ al who knew him by his many social virtues. lie
VS. aobe brave gouerous. With an abundance Of tine
sssge Wit and genial.y II his country. be combined
rood sound sense and general information. As friend.
be vas generous and constant; enemy honorable
those who knew him longest loved him beet. and
saay manly tear dropped upon his gr,ve nom eyes
81. had looked upon bin bu, a few short months
his fall our country has Lost brave defender. .
rsss. son Of her adoption. His brothers IN arms have
Esi devoted and hobored iIend-th world hss los.
Gea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29
DeaIhs Of Soldiers.

The HOSPITALS m AND ABOUT NEw.roRk'
rsroarnD weyKtY ros rss IT. TKBoss w 4 oAA''
G, vKhsxRSY ssTAxkR No. 81 GsAso er' >.
Ans D. bit as 81, Coatrso' nurse 49,
Yor,ir. a. " se 20 90. A. 49h y y. residence "ren ""
Lsisj wsitrgo. senecs % y I. han
Brown ~ ~ re 30 Co O. c go'1 ?. ''' ''''''
Corrsv Vim ago 81; rsaeOos Wien eniisd Si'rri'''"n
80 .r. lockwood aes a. Co. G. lssh Pa C-vslry
r,.idsn.e WIN g.l'steS ~ ., .,s.u. ,~bs, AZ
s' q. 90 81. Co p ll,h v.rmons rcrdsnoe
, b'r'e 'e q, id 70, Aibouy ye-aiout
n.xi, re' g. sse ~ %. l. ~ y H. cavAryi rsssdenos
o'''' ,1se III te Ws, sp.'nse,ld n r. ....,..
usrjss Ieiusa o. 80 s. 20. c is'h iichsn resieus'
SID, an .risie5 III ling Ceueste CO. bic i'm
pols =. Jorn AZ 10 Go. itd L. Cs's1y Te'ide'
"q:a en- Nc, e Co. In M,s. csv,ry, rsadonos
&c., en, a ,t,G Corsd Rent Go Mich
Yrsus o ,ge g 60 a. 9h n. H. re..doacS "asa enlist
P,al, i.'sN ,se ~ 90 IA NY esri died .. Hsr''
sc,,el. ~ .E.,s Co c. ii,h V. heavy Art real
due wien emitted W.lin5ford W :, ,.,,, NJ, Tho,
FI.ohnsf John g, Co. o il,ia O|i'' ''"'is''' '
~uiistrd ps County, one
F,ouis.a. n. ses o. di,s II Dsyiis Island
G"oT, Cisfe. src y Go. a. sch Md rehi'noo "h'n en-
Green, so. W. sss y, Co y 7oh N " r'ddenO' when
Comm, s" f''oa 80 -, 4, d.iaH Y Hosrl
6ssy, 8s,d 80 30 Co. H. 9h u. s. C. III re'i4snc' when
eos,e muse a:.,d - yea CO. Sd U hi rsdneo ~t'H
''N', enii,,sd. Nsasrs. NJ.
Henry Ms. Like. rs ssf fa S ill., \ =" ~ : "
b,s W.. a. ,e d. Go. Z, >sh Mas. cav, rt'iisnc'
Had, Fen .es y Co H. stl \. T.; T,'dsbcs whom en-
o,d i,s1 b. I'd TO- Co. J. cs Hhssn; residence
E,p,s si,n,", s-rI e.. O. 8, i5sh Penn Ie,ierc'
when rul..oi R,sd.eery, .fi2 20 ir,n ,.,,l.,c,
- wira enlisted. Phaeeghs. Penn. =. 81, ,,
Longer ps,d l ss s5 Z. II 6. ~ , aS a. ''
Leonard ,hsi.. e. va "a! Co. o. Ign n. Z 4 \; rel
o-a1 "A fs - r. Ii.
y,p,s',, gJ,t. I'd. sf.I9i ard Il 20 Howard =.
Lewis Frnnk 49, GO &. iib :. o.; died :. Y Y Hospital
NIX j.nc. H.. I'D q Co. X. 99,a U. .. 4 T. rg.i
deuce shet enlisted, Baltimore I'd; - .,,....
Msc!oa- s'aao c.. sd 3 @. B, III ~ HI roidcnos
We,a ,n..iei, Mefria1,ei, n y:
NcG.s Vi.-s g. Co K o. rs'dsn's wheo IN isssi
m.ri, 4i'd x. a. Co aus. c. IT, re'Iisa;' whom
N,os c, e. age 81 Co. = MINE residence whsu
Mssahoa Ejw,rJ. =, D. IN z residence vlsa enlisted.
Sosn JAZZ y 100 n Co. n I'm VI residence when ea
a Wias'o. OsFeso % Y y.
Newton Or,il ass co. G, ~. 10 v Y AT Tesdoaoa who's
.ria.ed Loisin J-asr,on co, :. J.
Nozs Ans.,ue ,s a. Co. D. - ~ Csvi rssldence ~lss
Seor O,o.se sss H. % y. T., redsao. vhen enisssd,
fhslp. Lynn ~ s,e - O.. H. .,4s re'1'roe when 'n
P.rns ~ f.. sss H. 60 VI residence .iea 60
Prlaeeo1 Re.ben u u = C. IT, resiles1e shss Oti.isd
Rs,.s Sn.ou A.. 70 a, CO. Il. I'sS = rc.ilsnco when
Rs.cy. ioLu lr ~ @. C. = ,ieh raid ncs ~heu esii'.
Sullivan JcLn ~ 3 ~ v II. 4 rss'dsno- ~s'o siiS
3D. 81 Coma H. Albany. ,
s.urrrI. wian -, ~ % A. III Pa; ''sraos "seo "a
se-,l, Senry' sse is % d. ~ u. D. c. T., ra-dsnos
~hen 30 led Bui.sfd Co. .sTuiort
stanton vi nd w.. aSs 49, 90. D., asa T. TedO1os "hes
tI4tte-, W sirh1c, os.oes o. Il, - ILL.,. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29
,nv,c, 10 .L.wYaa-A lavyerof this city

ADYICu To A IAwYRn.-A lawyer OF this city,
.mp'ored BY tho friend, % for recruits from Ulster
oouat, called upon Supervisor Blunt on frdsy 70 hnd
cot tho bat method Of procedure in tho vhen be
va. Informed very plainly that be lths awye'l cane %
tis wrong qusrt,rs 70 obisn Intelligence that nigh!
tsnd 70 he dinlnui.on - rsnsS ilis (Mr Bunts)
,asne,. wa n ncr,ass tho pumbr Of men in the army.
and II you'd BE- unpairolo in hia - suggest plrns OF
e.eaue for men who hs enlisted ard received their
oaui, money He di not thns !. reflected credit upon
aay persons who were Engaged in ebfs 30 essen tie
narb.< O, recruits Ia ihl time Of trial. when f. .
thousand mors men might settle TIE greet sueelion ct
,,ao .rse5ly and permanently.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-29
ASSAULTED AND RoBsnD.-A. about , o'clock

ASSAULTED AID R0BBgD.--A. about ? O'Clock
on FRIDAY morning Mr. Peter culoin. residing at
No ~ Yves. nineteenth street yss proceeding ons
Canal street. and whom nesr Gfecnsioh street he sss
attacked BY three nsn Sne OF WHOM seized him By the
Throat ard choke hin unit. aeay scnseess and 1nahle
70 ,iand. WbLo lyag The walk one Of the Tsfdani
thrust his bend into his pocket and sbsiraHted his val
lek cor ainlsg tSs Ihey hcn ran sway. Ofioer
Paul % lie 18th Precinct hearing VI. Cllums er>~.
aud seoag 10 rusnins gave cbs>e. and succeeded
Ia nrres;ng teo Of Sic rsac.s. who gave their nsrsa
"a John Haley sad Thomas Lsvler. aged respectively
10 aud p yeor-, residents 81 Brcoslyr and p,intefs
Iauer wa recognized BY hr. c. 81 The one Sbo stole
IA. valet None OF The noneJ gas FecorercA Justice
Ielph committed shs prisoners IL defSlis Of $3.50
Ill n
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Recruiting in tho Rebel states.

To Ne Fdilcr u Ihe " T. Tr'fhHt
SIR; In your paper Of The 18th inst, you say
that only Massachusetts engaged in recruiting uadss
tho law " which General sherman complains This Is an
error Oftss lei gents registered st TIE oice Ofihs
CorsFs Of tie Recruiting Rendezvous here only Eve
are FROM Mssss ehuse,Is. There are more from New
York than from any State. The following Stltes are
represented, Vermont Massachusetts. Rhode Island
C5nVeeiIe u New Jersey New 4oss. Pennsylvaaia
Ohio indiana Missouri Michigan Wisconsis saS
Minatsota. Rather more yos vii SEQ thsa aisssaSeS
settS
Ng,srik Agg 81. 1854
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DAAaourn COLLEGE. number Of import

DAAaoUrH CoLLEGg.--A number Of import
ant r,sXrs, we're consangstei st ths recent adjourn.
ID 1. ,s,ing of tbs Trustees II DartmSlsh College Ia
xhca ths heads Of tie inssi!a'ion Will DO Interested
l. Mr. Eiha T. Quii2by.. tAe sbls sad popular Pria-
oipql Of tho Appleton Aoaisny At Now lpsvioh N.
W.. elected profstsor Of HAthcmsos 20 MI The vacancy
caused by tie resignation u fiofessc< VIneg. NJ
Oanby graduated in the cas, OF 1851.
2. Nj Rdxa1i L. Bugglos ~ tho slas, ~ is;a. vsS
sppointca Instructor ia MoGer. gaagos sni ftor.
sure IN place Of Professor Pactsrd Eensferred 10 tic
chair ofGIeok Mr. Ruxglos hae, iar seyess! yslrS
been pu,saog BIS studies IN Europe OF As. IA ID csoa.
Germany.
J. Commencement. appointments Are hn5ln@r 20 he
made a. formerly ia Dartmouth shd IN tho otLes
New Knglsud Colleges on tho principle OF relative
mort
g. There b Junior Exhibition ia the Spring term
and ,oint Anniversary o. tks two chief soc.etieS to
Social Friends and the Uuiti Fraternity IN 80 fall
terntho latter not to supefseds the asaa! adrs b.
fore these societies Vt Commsnceneut
s. There Ia 10 bo priso speaking at Conn anceneni
fund Of go has been presenod by IL Grand Iocs'
wood ESQ., Of New York tho Interest OF which Il W he
devoted to prizes in Eiocn.ion aud cuopOsit.on.
g. A Reading Room ia - 10 estabshed provision "a 10
10 msdc by tho employment Of ss,tsns LibrarsuE Or
greater facility oisoces, 10 tho College Llbrsry and
measures ars proposed for gi'hs greater pom'leaos
aGd interest 30 tie Annual Meeting oi tho Alumni The
Trustees have ia view the erection As soon AZ shall be
practicable Of a Gymnasium. They deeign also, 10
prosecute ,goronsy tho work 10 'ucosSafni thus mr.
VI enlsrging the endowment.
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RELEASE oy HOWARD. -Howari, tbs al,hc

RtLsAss or HOWARD. Howard, tbs author
o,the forged proclamation. relesed om his con-
aaerncnt q. For. Lasyos.s ep Wednesday. Ho ONES
hi. re.sase principally TO the Kindness of bis personal
rends and rtlatres, AID especially 10 tho ontirng Ier
rorance Of biz father who has len effort untried 10
obtain the fie,lom OF hs 10 circulsted petitions
FOR Signatures, and vailsd Washington several times.
.nd nay saceeedei IN obtaining sn order which was
honofri b. tho gentleman IA command OK fse Fort.
whether tho Government propcses to irsii'u'e HBai
oroceedlng, sgainst rim or has not been stated
N.li,ou Who merely acted rs the amsnuonsls ot How
ard and the loas! gdlty Of tho two remains In c'nhne
inert
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for preliminary prepar tory meeting on the subject
Of National or an American Congregational Ccnveo'
tion fully discussed II vas finally agreed rasni
mously that the trustses Of the American Congrega
tional Uuion should be requested To oa that eommhsee
together at such tina and place after consultation and
inquiry as shsl IN them Seem best II = suggested
that said preliminary meeting may re held At Worcester
during the meeting Of tho American Board. Ths Rev
L r. Longworthy. Cor. SEQ. Of tho American CongregS'
tlonal Union, Chelsea Mas, may b. corIespondod
with en- tho subject.