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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
Fires.
IN WILLlAM-ST.

IL
Al about o'clock on Friday morning ahre Wa
discovered In the banking Office Of w. &. Picksengsh
Co on the second. floor Of No. 20 William-st beos
the flames extinguished the apartments wefe '9a'
siLeraby damaged. Loss on furniture about seeN ~
sured The first Aoor Is occupied by Adolph RodewN
broker Loss Oh furniture by water about tia0 iN
building is owned by L. 8. Lord and Is damaged 70 We
amount OF 200. Insured.
IN WEST BROADWAY.
The building No. 73 West Broadway w1
damaged by ire on Friday morning. IL wss ownsa ~.
occupied BY William Clinton as paper wIrnJa, lss .,
Loss on stock and building 5000. Building insases ~; r
s !, 600 in the Tradesmen's Company. The stocx ~
sured for 81 900 each In the Kings Sounty s"" "
Fire and Inland Companies
IN PEARL-ST.
At ) O'Clock yesterday morning hie va
discovered ON the the first floor Of No. 549 fea.s.,
cupied by l.. r. Meizger as mannas!uiet y, and
lemonade Before II was extirguisned % ine S.;J r.
fixtures were damaged to the amount OF sS.
NO insured The basement is occupied as m
by A. Schhefcr & Co. Loss >loo ihsufeu ioi % ION.
in the Germsnia Company. Inc secohu nvos sssc,ors
ped by j. F. FrIuk. manufacturer Oh patep' lam, Of
Loss on stock Nv water and broakage 10 tne ,n,
SlOO Insured for g. 900 in the Hamilton Js,s.
The bnildine is owned by A. 4. stewart ana - 81 10
aged 70 the amount Of $1,000. The fire oen. o,sr in.
| have been the work Of an incendiar!, ana - "'
| yestigation by Fire Marshal Baker.
THE PROpOsRD NEW STATE LUNArlC AS ~ he
On the arrival in this city yesterday W,s ma oi
ICommissioncrs-Dr. Gray OF otiea; w N.ppolutsd
Dunkirk, aud Dr. Chaplin Of canandaigua,, ~ new
by the Governor to select suitable Ioeao. Topkns
State Insane Asylum they were met by MI h;nsos and
President OF the Council Aid. Buell., "sn..ting oi
Haberstro aud the Citizens Commit'eS, Wv \. the
p. Yaw. S.. r. Watson and j. = m,va .t.. the
Mayors Oice fhe Watson farm, on wiAI IN Ia.s. ihs
proberty between Lime Stone Hill ana .nS an Ms,t
property below Black Rock DAM ~ ,hsm in the ster-
noon After dinner at the Ti House u %d%mtes tine
tondered to tho Commissioner by !aU are
business meeting was held The Comnh'''"
'H'''ns 0'u'r ''''' WIS buffalo Commercial N0'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
10 OOO WANTED.-The abovs IN;

&1O 000 WANTED.-The abovs a,p.
I'D lSsUJU tai Is wanted in enterprise ~ -,
zpctly legitimate Ia its character but It can DC ready Av
to be Both safe and profitable an investment hhtsIs
that the stock be- taken by ons or two persons ouy m
nav he ofered In shares Of 900 each Explansccs nS
nd the best of references given by application To
D. C. GREEN. Office No. ls7 Pesflst, Nswyaa
taken by ONE PERSON 10 desirable that the otks IN y
taken by oSK OraER without delay. .. CO
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

Tirrce Beef il inactive and nominal. Beef Hens are
dull and hea,y sales Of 100 bbs in lots at So $40
for Western. Cut Meats arc quiet nnd nominal, pa
con IA dnu and heavy; sales oi 100 boxes Sngcd. and
100 boxes Cumberland Cut the latter all the month on
private terms and 100 boxes Cumberland Cut. deyera
bc within 20 days, at l6c Dressed Hogs are duii anu
heavy; We quote at l2ic. for City at close. Lard Is
duh and prices nominal; sales OF small lots at 2i 9zc
Tor City and Western.
BI IIEg-Our market hos been only moderately active
during the week. prices have been somewhat unsettled
and AZ times quite pominal choice and fancy State In
frkins show no particular change bnt ordinary and
fair 10 good are lower under more liberal arrivals AMI
accumulation Of stock Farmers ar, stu sending ior'
wa oute freely ms canal navigation III close shortly.
Western Butter is very slow OF sale, and prices ~
general thing have strong downward tendency. Ship
pcrs are holding back prices stil being above ther
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, conner =
a. m 10 . D m.; MONDAYS and ThURSDXYS ~
10 D. 10. Blk PER CENT INTEREST. free ffom Cow,
ment tax Deposits made on before December viu AZ
mterest from that date ThOS. CHRiSTY, Pssssdsuc
r. IL. Bull. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

MAINTAIN CosrAsT HKw ORR Nov. T. 1865.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that an Flee
IN ton for Twelve DIRECTORS Of the MANHATTAN
COMPANY will be- held 81 tho Bsni Of said Company. No.
ss%aiist on TUESDAY. The sh ny oil December next
between the hours ei Is NJ aud p.
j. S UARBIrRCER C.siie,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

iin rkefs-CARgYrLLY NEPoErgD FOR rEE " Y. TtuBrSy
FRIDAY, Dec. ]. lroa
ASHES-The market is firm for Pots at $40 80;
Pearls are scarce and nominal.
BEESW WAX-Yollow Western is in moderate request
and steady: sales Of / J, 900 n. at i-dJOc.
COrTON-The demand is less active. and prices.
though not actually lower are somewhat heavy sales
of ., 800 bales At about JIt5 52c. for Middlngs.
CUFIEE-There are TO sales OF Importance to report
today. Prices steady.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
The Sacramento Union says:

THE Sacramento Cpaoh says:
The Central Pacific Railroad Company have four
nowerfu freight locomotives how or the way 10 Jan
iornia called Utah Nevada, humboldt and Iruekee
and nave four IN process Of construction at the
East in addition 10 the IN san Francisco which Is
nearly completed. Orders have been sent East ior
four others When oil these come to hand the company
will have 20 locomotives ready for work. They are thus
preparing for the next seasons business. when WIN
undoubtedly be very large tao road is far enough ny
the mountains TO the mountain ircght ana
will be still further eastward by tho commencement OF
travel in spring.
The Atlantic and Great Western Road to-day
came into possession of the Catawissa Road.
The President of the road has been made the
general manager OF the concern.
The movement of Dry Goods at this port Tor Tue
past week has been as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

fRUITS-GkER
Apples. v J peck. :. .O~'5
Common. " bushel.
81 25asl 70
Fine. v bush. q. .s2asa 30
Good. y bbl s.
Lady. p /! peck sids y
Cranberries. v Ut. ..DU2J
Grapes. Catawba,
a. 0l.r
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
Chances for Bnsiness Mert
business OPPORTUNITIES sOrTH

- For the purpose ofimprovng the condition Of a. ,,
now seeu In streets and warehouses, Of cheapsnins 49,
stimulate the production Of Cotton aud supply AHA S
ans the Of which IL sofely felt 4 tbe e.st
the advertiser will urni-h, because In his line any npm
parties who will engage in the business pesonsly AVA y
South this he will do at the lowest possible net tc
duction and also the most favorable terms Of
mere extent where parties desirs 3 -,
Parties will be conferred with personally and By M RI u
dressing Post-0fice Box No. 1888, New.Yof Ci9.
name and residence and also the Of their W.
the extent to which they willing to embark In
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
flnat,ridl.
UNITED srAIKs TRrA,UsI, NKw.Yoxx, nov. %, res
nEPOSITS Of GOLD COIN.

UNITED STAINS TRrATRy, NKw-loKx, Hoy 20, l8e5
nEPOSITS Of GOLD COIN.
- In pursuance 81 the hoy BY Section yh Of
tho Ac to Provide Ways and Means ior the Support Of Gov
eminent approved March 1863 sadby direction Of tho Soc.
rotary OF the Treasury deposits Of God Coin viii b. received
hi. Office corporation. and individuals In Of no,
less than twenty toI Dollars for which certificates will be
isued IN denonlrstio Of 5000, so, $Oo sad go,
psyab'e Oh demand. in coin, at 'hI. Office.
The certificates thus issued will be received by Collectors OF
Custom. throughout the United States par rsymen, OF
dues oa iupors viii bs received drpo. by bants; by
vgs Of tho Gold Board mals delivery contracts, In
SUN. uo lea. thop s00 and oer tho Of the Gov
eminent for ths s. keprs st return coin 10 percs de-
.irous Of rs.sipn. II st command.
The Certificates Of III b. made payable 10 the order
with holders 10 pro,ec. hrm'eves by further ndorement
Those ofleser amount. wibe payable to bearer No interest
viii be allowed fr deposit. Of coa, bat the "coin bullion
deposited for representing tho CeIhcas OF Deposit shall
be retained In thu Treasury payment Of tho De-
niand" IL. ~. VAN bCk, Assistant Tressurer.
MILWAUKEE CITY READJUSTMENI
lvI BONDS The coupons falling due Dsceinber viii be
paid presen' tls Office of W. 5CuALL Co.. Nos
be and 20 Enehanfe place
lNEW-YORK and .NEW-HAvEN RAIL
IN ROAD COMPANi.-The interest due on tho bonds o
this Company Deosnber is,, will br paid aud tia
dsr Of thi' .ie a. the National B.nk of the Republic
corner Of Wsst. and Bgosds,y. W. BEMENT, Treas.
| New york Nov "a, iSba
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

- Cotton Two middleaerd energetic Nonf1S -
now owning and working q Sugar Plantation - Es
Orleans, having bad two years practical expereEe1 ~
string 10 enlarge their opera ous by leasing two (C
adjoining their own can show arest Inducements ~
tie requisite capital aud enterprise for that papos C.
ccptionable references Eyen. Apply before the - -
daily from iCk to 2i O'Clock, ct the office Of NOME
BIII,INGS No Is Nassau-st
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

PETROLEUM CONTINUES hrm and prices hhIe ah
upv ard endcicy; fair demand stl prevails both Tor
export and forward delivery sales of 80 bbls at fc
for Crude and 1Od7lc for Refined In bond and ON The
spot Free OH IL dill bat firm at a0dsic.
KICE-Thero j. still only a moderate demand st
noinn ais unchanged hguresi sales of lew small oi.
Eancoou NJ % lOlc The stock Is ~ 40 bags cleaned
and 1900 bags unclenned East India. against IL, i'
bags cleaned and - 90 bags unclcanod same time Last
year. .,
sUGAES-Thore he's been rather more doing 10
Raw since our last but without producing any change
IN prices which are still nominal basis Of - ljic
for fair 10 good Refining; sales Of Go hhd at 39lsc
for Cuba; l3c for Martinique; and 30 boxes Havana
at ll iilc Refined are dull ut 10 elc. for HaIds
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

MEETING OF THE COMMIsSIONERs-RnOR7 Or
THE CHIEF ENGINEER oP BROoUH-A
PIRBMgS's PARADE IN PREPARATI0E-fos.
NATION OP A TRUCK CONPANY-AlYOhr-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-15
Racing Challenge for $4,000 - q he
West against the Inst.

Recently Nj. John Hunter. a gentleman we'll
known on the Northern turf. offered to mstch.
on behalf OF his owners. the celebrated racer,
Kentucky against shy other horse. at two mile
or three mile heats for $40 0O0 or S25 900 sido.
tee race 10 come of AZ Saratoga, on any day be
tween the LIST and the 9Th of August that the ao-
ceptiug parties might name. aud the party ac-
cepting to receive twenty per cent. OF the money
put up in the event of kentucky winning Al
though this challenge did not specify any par.
ticular horse. il was well known by every turf
man. that IL was more especially directed 10 Mr.
AleXanders lof Lexington. by famous race
horse Asteroid. who had never been defeated in
bis three or four year old career on the turf. a
meeting oeiweea the two renowned cracks was
anticipated with eager anxiety by their respec-
tive friends, the Eastern turfmen believing Ken.
lucky TO be invincible, and ready 10 back for any
amount. while the Western sports were sanguine
that their equine champion, Asteroid could beat
any horse on the turf Satisfactory reasons were
assigned tor Mr Alexander not being willing
able to bring Asteroid to Saratoga, 20 meet
Kentucky for the Cup. for which they we're
both engaged, along With many other such
hrsi-ciass horses as Beacon. Rhinodyne. Captain
Moore. &c. As it was impossible tor Asteroid
TO run at Saratoga, Mr. Hunters challenge was
of course imperative as far as Mr. AleIandeg's
horse was concerned In order, however. to
.
that Asteroid declined meeting him for the Cup,
Mr.. Alexander has expressed bis willingness to
match Asterod against any four-year old in
America. q home and home race. at two or three
mile heats, for $40. 900 or i25 900 side; the
frat race 10 be run at Cincinnati At the coming
Fall meeting in September, and the second either
a. Saratoga or Patterson. as the accepting party
may prefer. Nr Alexander will also allow the
party accepting the challenge thirty per cent. OF
the money put up, aud this irrespective OF TIC
result. whether Asteroid wins or loses the race.
The terms OF this bold der are more liberal than
Sir Hunters. and II they are desrou. OF testing
bis speed aud bottom against his great Western
rival. they will doubtless sccept this challenge
Both horses are OF the same age. ard hall broth
ere. Lexington being the sire OF both Such
match would produce as much excitement ~ the
me morabe race between Eclipse and Henry IN
1923. when the North and South coutended 20
gethcr FOE equine honors and $50 900.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-15
The Wealth OF Trinity church. new

The New York World desotes several columns
to a detailed statement OF the immense property
held by Trinity Church. 10 that city It's roal
estate originally consisted of 06s lots. granted
IL by King William III In 1897. Since l74s.
SIC lots have been given away, 1859 have been
sold, WI remain; yet. owing 10 the rise Of pro
per'y, the value Of the remaining lots is very
much greater than the original value OF the
whole. Wm b Aston leases large number Of
the lots, which leases will expire nc the close OF
May, 1856. when the Church will come into full
possession Of them Their value is estimated at
$o.OVO.O0O The Astor lease includes $50 lots,
which were let in 1857 AZ seventy 6ye cents
yearly per lot for term OF ninety niue years
They are all occupied by buildings which bring
Mr. Astor high rents, and comprise some OF the
most valuable sites In the FIRST, Third. Fifth,
Eighth and Ninth Wards Mr.. Aston paws
Trinity Chapel S269 per snnum for all the lots.
being about seventy five cents tor each. II We
estimate the rental from each building on these
lots st the low average Of $500. the fortunate
lease holder must receive on an invested capital
OF $500, an income OF sl6o 900 rer annum In
lew years all the leases given by Trinity To
various parties will expire: and the property will
revert back to the corporation. The value OF
the whole real estate will then " Is said not fall
far short OF $40 600 600
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-15


4" The cholera IL on tie usvels-ihat fierce and
pitiless plague. which has it, residence in the
East. but sslliss forth At periodical intervals to
desimate West. North and South From time
10 time We hear Of the visitation in distant places
deaths bv wholesale in Central Asia, deaths 10
Southern Russia, regiments disbanded by death
on Indian marches. and rivers choked with
corpses in the islands OF the Eastern Ocean The
last Red Sea news brought word that Niece. aud
MediIs .rs this year vast lssr houses OF cholera
'mi,sen victims. the pilgrims perishing all along
the road TO the .hrines from Jsdda and the
southern ports. and Sheiss Who had come TO kiss
the ks,ba turning back 10 horror. with their
trains. TO succu mt 10 tents aud houses where they
had shut themselves up Already Egypt has
been reached. aud the tsllshs there are pershing
by thousands, 80 much 90 that the it.lisn aud
French harhlw are shut sgslns' vessels from
Alexandria. MHseillss has kept all tho matt
boats ia quarantine ever r,nee two mori0uui
passengers vefs landed IN tho toilette. aud
a. Lat ve Ourselves hcvc been obliged 20 con.
front peril that Ctugot be Gi-fegsrded The
trwspspef. sfd letters winch seut out I'd tho
General Past lice 80 lue-i y asi -efc cent ia
boxe- instcsd 81 bfgs % prevent iafesfra being
carried out u Egypt by he anal psssiug through
the cOuauy, That insesd. - $40. f. fecaufon
on our oSt behslf bat if ~ sI 90 - observed
sth rev.'d to the overland d'-p,isb,s comioe
homes.Fd. Al ga. is,ssn. 81 80 eHumsratc
AL hers shiph mirht hv eit.d, or - nat tie
chHl'rt h. on n. period ci m .fch aud sl'hput
sscfioirg - The tt44e st4res the uut lretk~ "a
Worth Ru-sis, Poland nd psa-.la. az Is = ne
east p1ss'p.e tat .1e year m,y De sgutlz-d ns
the invssioe ~ tie enemy -hieh pitfioti,m ADD
courage etnrUf keep out OF cur saud +"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-15

and be supposed they bad right to: bat i Sss
not true that be war,ed 20 De Presaeat. as some
OF thsm nd ASSERTED he sas military man,
AID hsd uiiitarT position; ara roela sceeps
n, ei,l tfu., Twenly Eve thousand dollars q
year would D. 10 temptation for HIM ~ take the
Presidency. be would not have il Tor one buu-
dfed thousand dollar
.Hs said il had been asserted iu.some quarters,
tht, be vss unirieudiy 90 General Cox, the Re
publican candidate Tor Governor. who al - 81,
right. Tn. was mistake he had siwass
spoken highly Of The General, and commended
him a scholar aud = gentleman. and - having
di-chsrved his DUTY N the late war; but he
doubted the polcY OF General Co.'s giving up =
Major Generals commission Tor the Governor
chip General Cor thought &c had s1rer thing
10 De Governor, than 10 retain hss position 90 Toe
army.
Gen sherman -ss careful not TO say thst he
would susport Gen. Coz for Governor; snd 10
vas also careful lot to commit himself IN favor
Of the Radicslsn, whose sissdsrd bearer Gen
Coz ia
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-15
H.LI.cx AND Hs 4" WA Ho.ss

an item that Is floating in our erchsns.
Gen H.leck. Who will sail for San Fran
cisco. l. necessarily compelled to part 9Th b.
var horse f" M-ior." which has accompanied BIN
through all hs campaigns since the beginning OF
the var 10 1861 The Major. II not disposed
Of at private sale by the flat inst, will then DO
cold at auction"
Accompanied him ,hsoush all his cam
paigu, lis good Pray through What campaign
did General Hslleck ever ride where be had oe'
casion to use q horsst The siege OF Corinth. IN
which be bnrrowe1 at snail's pace. aud whore
Bsaarsgasd completely baGied him. ia The sole
field operation Of bis life.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-15
Jonn uerrIssey "a Power In the We
IropolIs.

Our 'osnsran. John Morrissey, i GOV
"Povef" Ia the Sock Board. a., years ago. he
was in the pFEs ring. His sbrevdness is eQuslto
bis muscle. Here i a case in point: A few
weeks ago, IL wall be remembered. John N To-
bin, President ofihe Hudson River Railroad, re
signed bis position. John Morrissey was the i'm
mediate cause OF that resigDation, which vAs
brought about under the following circums.an-
ees: About month since Mr. Tobin took bis
chances az the faro bank OF Nc Morrissey. in
New York. and in short time won $40 900
discontinued PLAYING until he lost S24 900, when
be stopped. Me Morrissey demanded his money
which Mr. Tobin refused, bat offered To compro-
mise sith $1,000 This offer Mr., Morris.ey IN
dignsnty rejected but gave Mr Tobin one
week IN which TO settle" The time expired
and Tobin was not heard from Morrissey called
upon him and threatened TO disgrace him among
his Observation-Disclosures aud otherwise--unless
be came 10 terms" Tobin vas memorable,
wherenpon MOrrissey. true 90 his word. reported
the m@tter At the Fifth Avenue Hotel. a. the
Stick Board. and other resorts OF Tobins Com
modore Vanderbilt heard OF IL. and certain ~
tate In less than q week after, Mr. John N. To-
bn resigned the Presidency Of the HUDSON
River Railroad. John Morrissey triurnpbed
Much speculation was INDUCED IN At the time by
The outside world as 10 the cause OF Nc Tobiu's
resignation. But these are tho facts. as related
to W. by . geutlemsn In a position 20 know
them John Motisser IL power In more respects
than one Troy Free Press
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-15
smpcriai CIcmcney and xaatcsi


The Emperor Of Austria has just been Masking
= tour M hungary. and, bY naniiesupg di-po
siliou "a make literal concessions 10 the Hlnga.
fian people. has succeeded "a iniuelng tht LIB
erd leader, % Hungary TO "a tke aiv suces to-
ward constitutional adjustment al the re, atoms
betweeu thai ancient kingdom aud the rest OF
the Austrian Eap.fe
Upiu thi. kos.ulh, from his exile publishes a
Illuminating letter against those OF he country
men ~ho thus seek 70 put al end ~ military
government 20 Hungary. 10 re.estihlish order
and prosperity and to make the beet oi "ac eon
plshed fAct- kos-Gth calls upon all trus
Hunganshs TO maintain permanent atiituce OF
iucipicag revolt. AZ 10 matter what cost. 20 the
happiuess ct their nation The people iu this
couuif, ~ho desire TO see The South dtiyeu by
ceAseless corporations and interference aud re
sirctons out OF It, present temper Of acCules
oeuce in the results 0ithe var might learn pse
fol Lesson. II they sere capable OF learning any
thing al all. from this indignation OF The Hlaga-
rian reyolaiionisi sgainsl FrAnc.s Joseph tor Do
iug ia Hungary just What the, entre,t the Pres
deaf a0t 10 do 10 the South. New York World
Five hundred barrels of yel.os snuf are
~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-15

Ohio has furnished $40 326 troops. including
re enlistmenis for the war, and IL appears that
she has been represented in the national armies
by Que Lieutenant General. aaum. ssd ieOnen,
twenty full aud two Brevet M.ior Generals. and
tfty -four full aud thir'y-one Brcvet Brgader
Generals p1oud record is this. IN connection
with all brave deeds of the one hundred aud ten
general officers, aud more than third OF mil
liou men, who have upheld the starry banner du.
ring The last four years
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-15
Relief and Health to Ysur Infants.

We have put up and sold th, atesfor over 10 ysars
aud CAs SAT- IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH Of u what
We have lever been able 20 % any other medicine
NEVER HAS 1T sAiLsD IN siNGI.E INSTANCE TO
EFFECT CURE, when timely used. Never did ne
know an nstssce Of dssatsfscton by any who used
t. On the contrary, all are delighted With its opera.
tons. and speak In terms Of CONNIE ndaion Of m magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak in this
WHAT VIZ DO KNOW" s'ter 10 years experience.
AND PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR Tnr FULFILL
hENr or WHAT VIZ HERE ID .CLARD. In almost
every instance where the infant Is suffering from pain
and exh suron, relief will be found In nfteen ortwsny
miantes after the syrup Is administered.
ful directions for using viii accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the fac sluie Of CURTIS PER-
KiNs. New York Is on the outside wrapper
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-15

Dur,REsoT. Toe Pbsdelphh Ledger
-.'s General Lev Wallace writes = letter three
columns long. 70 induce dsbsnced soldiers
Ia - 10 Mexico aud 6ght General sherman,
IN speech of about three minutes. advises them
all to go to labor for their benefit. and leave
lighting IN Mexico alone. Geo Sherm N knows
-hat hShting IL. aad talks IKE q IN N OF sense
Tooss sho srs without this expeneoes or seuse
can 20 TO Mexico add esht II they choose Mad.
icon Courier
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-15

1t isa remarkable fact that electricity trav.
els so rapidly that il may be sent through gun
powder without ieniting il, ana il i only when
tho current is retarded that All explosion takes
place The progress of electricity is swifter than
that Of light, being about two hundred mile, a
second