The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-21

Thud-The use or In the enemv's lines where
cotton cannot be used.
F,arth-The assignment Of proper persons the duties
Of the department. whether they be or be not subject TO
military service
Fufh-Reform In transportation.
Stxfh-The requisite amount Of currency.
or course is implied that the military situation shall
not be rendered materially in respect OF railroads
and territory than it is at present
You will obige me by laying this before the commit
=. G.. RUFFiN, Lieut.. Col. and G. 8
s. 5, BREWER, Major and c. s.
Great Fenian Mass Meeting ~ st. Louis.
RAPID SPREAD OF THE ORDER.
From the ST. Louis Democrat, July lll
The rapid increase Of the Fenian Brotherhood In this
city OF the marves Of the day The order is made
up of circes. and each circle bears the OF
famous Irishnan We do not know the number Of cir
ces that in existence but informed that there
are at least ten thousand Fenians in the count.
The leading object OF the association IL to free Ireland
from the oppressive yoke OF the English government,
and make her an independent republic State Of the
American Union Tho order exists throughout the
United States, and is rapidly increasing.
For some days past an Irish orator, OF wonderful elo
quence, named Morrison has been in the city, and has
addressed several meetings Of Fenans. Last night
grand mass meeting was held in the Rotunda There
were three four thousand persons present, among
them quite number Of ladies'
The different circles' marched in procession 10 the
Court House, bearing Irish and American national flags
and transparences with inscriptions like The following
venge His Murderl' OMaiony Circe--s'Rcmember the
Men in the Cap" "Rnaves and Traitors stand Aside'
'SlaveB and Dastards Fagabalagh." Hugh ONei Cir
cleLamh erg aboo" The Irish flags had been sent to
the meeting from Chicago and Springfield and had been
presented to the brotherhood Of those cities the ladies'
Mr. Morrison spoke at great length, and at times with
eoqucnce and earnesness that fired the hearts Of his
hearers, and awakened shouts and cheers that were
heard half mile distant He portrayed the happy
don OF Ireland in past times before the Sax
had tramped her under his feet dwet with touching
psthos upon the dcsoadothat spreads gloom
the Green Isle, and pictured the coming struggle, which
he said at hand when the green flag shall be
furled on the Irish hills and the crash OF Irish muskery
shall be heard on The shores Of England He said
and nearly nine millions OF Irish descent In Ireland
there are at least hundred and twenty thousand men
who had TO exerminato their Saxon foes There
natural hatred between the Cct aud the Saxon,
and the two races could not live in peace together The
present Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland Is the last who can
reign there. There should be emigration from
Ireland; every Irishman should remain at home and
hight for his native land ard every exile should hold
hpse!f in readiness 10 rush to her aid when the signal
given and the fight begun
Mr.. Morrison was loudly cheere throughout his speech
which was continued until after eleven o'clock and when
the crowd dispersed il was with feelings deeply aroused
by the thrilling words that fell from The lips of the orator
News Items.
John Wallace, merchant OF Chicago, wa arrested
recently for using revenue stamps two three times
over his warehouse pts HIS manner of dom. IL
was To put stamp . receipt. ana after IL had been
passed tear IL of aud II again another receipt
Numbers OF receipts were found in his desk with The
~stamps or and the stamps ia envelope In this way
he confesscs TO having saved about 500 which VIII pro
beby cost him abou, SD, 900 the penalty for each
offence DeiDR SlcOo WIN the aucitoh OF inpisohfneh'
Wallace offered 80 coo to the Officer who arrested him II
he wonld let him Of.
The editor Of The Mlv auke. Ney has hoe, sLou n n
WA. H. now the properly of Ms d. L. lee of Rnrjron
Dodge county and once the proneriy az the ,ricurc.l
Major Andre There but four bguics the tsceJ,
., aud H. the other divisions being iniicaied bya little
gold STAR On the back inside are directions for wind.
inc and tho follow ING =. Na,or Andre I..A nytuy,d
in hold lei,ers
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discovered a method Of making guprowder non expo.
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minutes barrel 81 powdcr can be MADE non cs rIosivc
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nav'np ''.se o'op IN "en, con''nsa :" WIZ
hrs y,in He employed about fory hands alto
gciber and amonrstj them were three Who dId
not wish 10 work He told them that thew had
refused 70 work and were accordingly paid or ana went
away The men had not been long in the acla when
they hoard that tbe farmers house was ON fire They
started MT once for The ropapraop Arrived there they
burst in the door and aided by some neghbors dragged
from the frs, room then entered the hall burnt tody Of
The farmers wife her brains scattered over ths door
and abundant other evidence that terrible crime had
bcon committed suspicion soon turned towards the
three who had been shor time before discharged,
and many neighbors mounted their horses aud set on IN
pursuit Of the fugtves They had not gone iarbeore
they captured one named white, whom ney imneeiaeiy
hung up several times 10 Tree IN order 10 extort con-
iesson from him and not wthou, enec. ior "a : lew
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