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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-22
BLOOMSBURY, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PENN'A SATURDAY, APRI

seen young lady seated ata table I; her
eyes we're open. and gazing with a mild
and 'teadfast expression opou the new
comers to that solitary spot She was a
corpse T! aud iu that apparently resigned
and religious attitude had been frozen to
death. Beside her was young man, who.
it appeared, was the brother of the lady
aud commander Of the brig lie, too was
dead, but sitting 1T the table, aud before
him lay a sheet Of paper. upon which was
written the following words sour cook
has epdeavofed since yesterday morning
to strike light, but 10 vain all is Row
over At the other side Of the cabin
stood the cook with aint aud steel in his
hand frozen to a statute, in the vain en-
deavor to procure that fire which alone
could save him and his companions from
the cold arms of death.
The superstitiou' terrors of the seamen
now hurried the captain away from the
wreck, the Iog-book alone being brought
away, aud from this it appeared that the
i'll fated vessel WIS brig, which had be-
longed to the port Of Loudou, and bad
sq'lcd for the Alto region more that four.
cen years ago.
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An Artic Story.

We take from an cd publication the
foil wing extraordinary narrative of an
adventure 10 the Polar Seas. The cir
cumstances are rtanly within the range
of possibility, since no utrelaclion would
take place whilst The bodies Of the suff rers
were 10 the temperature ofa vessel Gen.
cased iu thick k,rbbed ice"
Ia the spring Of the year 1910, a whal :
isg vessel sailed from the port Of London
upon a voyage to the Polar Seas. Moth
ius material is said to have occurred un.
ii! lheir arrival IN these solitary regions.
when it became the duty If the crew to
keep perpetual Lookout upon the hori-
zon, in search of fish Whilst thus oc-
cupied, il was lauced by one of the sea-
men that sail was disceruabIe, as far to
the northward as the eye could reach as
the course Of the whaler was toward the
supposed vessel, a mast became gradually
dis,ingu; liable amidst the mouatains of
Ice, which appeared IN that quarter to
bound the sea.
1t was now summer aud the afternoon
unusually calm, Will the whaler gradu-
lily uear"d the 'jcrt in view, the supo-
stion being that it was a vessel engaged
IN operating upon the blubber, in bay
which would open to the view upon ap-
pro ching nearer to the ice. Upon ar
rrving, however, at the spot, it became
clear that the vessel was a wreck embed
dpd 10 the ics, aud it could only be ap-
preached by boat This having been
lower ed, the captain and several of the
seamen landed upon the ice, and pro.
ceeded to the vessel, which proved to be a
brig. The sails were furled, very little
appeared upol the deck, and all the ar
raDgements were those OF vessel laid ~
for long period of time. Descending to
the cabin, the first Object that was seen
was large Newfoundland dog ooiIed up
on mat, and apparently asleep Upon
touching the animal it was found to be
dead, and the body frozen to the hardness
Of stone, Entering tho cabin was usx
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-22
A Ghost Story.
BY e Landen.

TO those wNc read this story, would
s'y, that howev b 'dly told it my be, il
is th- f"'hj a simp'e Statement OF facts,
unaded by itDcy or imagination was
never calu,er, are collected, or W d r
awake in my If, than when the occurrence
l am about to relate took place; and al
though it terrified aud appalled, me / fancy
that it would have produced that effect
upon persons with stronger nerves that
mine. A few words by way of explana-
tion will be necessary
Previous to my marriage, witch took
place near y three years ago, was much
annoyed by the persistent attentions Of
Robert Lisle. He was a violent, self
willed, headstrong boy, whose msny good
aud generous qualities we're obscured by
ungovernable passions. The only child OF
a rich widower, he had been INDUCED un
til any oppo.ition to his wishes made him
perfectly furious. Had | accepted his
suite, he would most probably have tired
OF me but my re- .ctiou, and the knowl
edge that was betrothed to another en-.
ragged him, and made him more determin
ed in his purpose. was poor, and
therefore his father had not approved OF
the match, although be would have cen
seuted to it, to please his son but allh O.
mortified, he was scarcely reioiood at my
refusal, and, exertiug his authority for
once, Gually succeeded in sending Robert
away greatly 10 my relief.
Not long sfterward ] was married, and
with my husband, went oD visit to his
relatives, who resided at sone distance
We were gono three months.
On my Ielurn, one Of the frat persons
whom recognized was nobert Llsle. He
wa reeling down the street, Intoxicated
aud half senssiess, in the uniform OF pr
vate soldier. He had turued home a
lew days previous to my return, and hear
| rs " "J ""i'i"S VI u III WI lhBC aho
in,oxcation he had enlisted. He bad been
intoxicated ever since, resisting all the at
tempts of his father to bring him to rea-
son. With characteristic obstiuancy, he
persisted the more strongly in bis purpose
the mere de was opposed in it, AID the
utmost his father could do, was to obtain
a lieutenancy fer him aud let him 60 to
war.
He went, leaving the poor old man
nearly broken hearted. For myself, was
both glad and grieved at his departure ;
glad to be relieved from his presence, fol
dreaded him, aud grieved TO have been
the cause of so much trouble.
4 year passed away year OF quiet
uucvcuttul happines to me Of what ter
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ry me My mother lived not far away ,
and fortunately reached her house With
oat meeting any one. My knocks soon
btobght. her to the door, terrified half out
OF her senses at my appearance but when
tod my story, sbe laughed at me. and
declared that l had been dreaming a
theory in which she persisted, in spite of
all l could say TO the contrary,
Now, although knew had not dream
ed it, never doubted but that it was the
living Robert Lisle that had seen, until i,
about ten days later, letter from nv
husband filled me with new horror, aud
my mother with disnay. give the part
relating to my story in bis own words. II
am sorry to say that Robert Lislo is killed,
He was not killed in action, but after the
battle, through bis own recklessness and
want Of self lfcoutrol. You have probably
read in the papers how dreadfuIly our
men, especially Crawford's Brigade, to
which he belonged, were cut up and scat.
tered. After the last charge of that gal
liant and ill.Ia'ed brigade. perceivipg that
the rout was hopeless, LisIe aud about 5
OF bis company, who were al that re
NAMED together, took refuge in a patch
Of WOO, iuteading to wait favorable mo.
ment to join Pope's division, which was
mono ntar'ly expected on the field. This
they found it impossible to do,and but Il al
the night had closed in, would inevitably
have been taken prisoners. AS it was,
they kept hiGdtd in the woods, listening to
The gradually increasing sounds OF the
battle which ceased at last, but lett them
10 better chance of escape, for numerous
parties of t"e enemy were moving about
Iha irld bcrweeu them aDC our lines. At
leugth, about ten o clock, koherts impa.
tenru cou no logger be restrained, aud
ealing 10 bis men to follow him he made
dash across the open space towar our
lac, 'he camp fire, of which lluy could
s,r 10 tie distance. ! here was clear.
h'iii'ant N on"got, md hey HAD not son
rw' Cn ley were seen by mounted
p"r.y III re.e,s, wb) dashed after them.
chllIrg upon them 20 surrender The rest
wou'd have done 80 for it was FOLLY to re
,lst, bat Roberts blood was M, and Tor
reply, lie turned and Gischarecd his pisto
At the le.der. Tue next moment he fell,
hot dead The re Of the men were ta.
ken prisoners, excepting two, who con.
trivde to mrhe their escnps in the confu
sion. | have these particulars from them =
Thi. battle was fought on the 9th of
August, shortly alter ten o'clock, Robert
WIS killed. leave the reader to make
such explanation as he or she pleases. For
myself, if did not knoa0 that il was no
dream, I would most gladly persuade my
self that it was Que.
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lFOr the Columbia Democrat
Kitty Wells.

BY SOLDIER BOY,
You ask what makes this dartey weep,
While h. lie Others a IN not away
What caused the tear hIw down my check
From early eve till dawn Of dsy'
My story, Darkies, you shalt hear
For in my memory fresh it dwells,-
II will cause you ali to drop tear
On the grave Of sweet Kitty Wells.
CaoRus-
While the birds nrr singing in the marning.
W hen the myrtle and the IVY " ere in bloom
Aud the suu Oh the hill top was dawning,
II was then W. laid her in the tomb.
I Iuever shall forget the dsys
That W. together rung the bella
kissed her chark and blessed the day
That would mar y Kitty Welt.
Bnt Death came up 10 her Cabin door
And stole from iie n'y Joy and pride,
Aud when found she wa. no more
laid my DaiGJ down and cr,d
oft times wished that was dad
And laii besi H. her IN tn: tpmD
The sorrow that bows down my head
Lies silent N the mi;hi,n slt ON
The spring tim" ha- no charn+ for ne,
The q .wers hIooming in thn d,la,
That sweet form ne shalt siu
1ht form vi ,ay sweet KITTY We"..
Army, april /, io'5
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CARD NO 0GRAFHs.

Oar ''utalo.u' nov embraces aver fre thousand df.
f.rent suhic,tB TO which additions are continually
being maac) of Portraits oi Eminent Americans, &c
about
IUJ Major Generals, $50 State men,
20 krig.-t'enuTais, 1870 DN.ne5,
21J Culoucls, l!j .tuti Ors,
luD lIrnt tulnnis, ~ Auists,
$50 Oth'i 'ii;rrs, rs stage,
IS Navy Dtlic ~, 50 Prominent Women
ljI Prnmint FurrIgn Portraits.
3,uJl GDPIE- az DRKS OF ART,
rcuding rgproGuctiunS pt tire most Gel, brated En-.
craving, Paintings, Statut> sc. Catalogues Ger'
r'ceIpt of stamp An order for One D. z"n Pic $
from Cat t!lIuo viii b ii,led On the rec: #
5l.e0, aud sent hy mail fRfe.
RI stograpiers aud 9th as ordering goods c. D.
with please r'nt rs, nty i've per ceut OF the Mt
win their or,icr
f. 4 II. r. ANTHONY & CT
.-:RpdetErsrs Of Photographic .iateTh!.
50i broadway, New y {.
~ The prIcso ani qHaGy OF our goods cati fail
osatisi! Dec30.om
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1865 !hiladelpbia II Erie 1868
Il 4 I. Il o A D.
1885,,

e. Co % 81; sS;'s95
This great line traverses the Northern and North.
counties of Pennsylvania to the city OF Erie,
Lake Erie.
II has been leased by the Pennsy sylvana Railroad
Company, and Is operated by them.
Its entire length was Opened for passenger and
freight business, October Eth, le64
TIME PASSENGER TRAINS AT EoRrHUMBERLAHD
klaI Train leaves, East 10 III Z. NJ.
Elmira Express Train, II 81 p. NJ.
Lock Haven Accommodation 10 % 4. NJ
Williams port Accommodation. 25 z. NJ
LEAVE WESTWARD
hs, Train, 494 A. VI.
E.mira EAPrcss Train, 5 80 A. NJ.
Lock Haven Accommodation 43iP. NJ.
NlllIHmspOn Accommodation II 55 T.. IA.
Passengers ars run through on Mail Train, WITH.
CUT CHAEu. both ways between Phadcp phia and Erie,
ana Baltimore aud Erie.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on Emite Express Trains
bolh ways between WillIamsport and Baltimore.
for Information respecting Passenger business, ap
ply at the Cor, Both and Market SITS.
And for Freight btSlneSs Of the i,onpauy's Agents
s. Is. kingst JT, Cor 18th and Market Sts., Pha
J. ". Reynolds, Erie.
IN. Drill, Agent n. c. Z: a., Baltimore.
II. II. Houston, Geu'l. Freight Agt philadelphia,
II W GwIunrr, GEM. .1lcket Ast Philadelphia.
Joseph d, Potts, Gcnl. Munagcr WillIamspUrt.
Jan. Z, 1915.
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VOLUME 90.

secuted the sweet perfume Of our residence
and chewed at the dry end of a burt
cTustl Didn't we swear arbitrary arrett5
were right 7 Didn't we conclude that Pro
vost Marshals, spies aud detectives were
an honor to Republic Didn't we oon-
slider that Basliles, guard houses aud po.
lilical prisons were institutions for ireo-
men TO boast of Pohops IRE Jtmt!
Let that be as it may, after remaining
two days and half 10 the guard house.
for fear we would become too "loyal,'
those in charge invited us to other quar-
ters, known as the Hote ne 3oStae, that
stands Just opposite. Here, although
gray backs" arc not furDlshed 10 such
proiusion, other matters are little more
plentiful. a few rough berchcs, and buuks,
without bedding, decorated the room -
There were at the time about fotty occu.
pants, wcsty c.tizeus Of ClearfeId aid
Cambria couuies Some OF whom had
been serving their couotry three mouthe
in'the various forts. baStileS, &c., in con-
sequence of ags,eiug with the govern
hlrnt" on The "A;ricau" question. PEI
hap' the kiudnc (!) ,ho~n them by tn
powers that be- will cause thcm to 70.
pent and become "loyal" Pcih.ps i
won't OF this place and the FREUD. -,
met there W shall have more to say here.
alter.
The government" after permitting u
10 sub'is' on its bounty, for the space 0,
Two days and half w5re sensio'y con-
cluaed, that we had seeu enough for ,d.
pre- enf, and without the trouble o. .ram
h'"g t"'0 o" qualifications 10 ry,iuct
our or" m"1rs, generously dismissed u
rom The serSice, Tor which ac, several
aboI'iiOn friends C!l were not pro oaa4ly
grateful,
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Photo ,raphic Albums.

We were The hrst L" Introduce these it 10 tn United
States. aud We III mufdcnre immense quantities. in
great variety. 'an2ihg IL price from 80 cents $50
stch, onr ALBUMS nHYe IN" rGpItaiIon Of being
pernr il b 'a ~ aud durability 10 any others They
will b. srnt by mai, frcc, on receipt Uf Price.
uIkIhe ALhLms laads 10 irder
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Select ])oetrp.
Nearer Home.

One sweet solemn thought
Genes to me DER and o'ef:
Tm nearer TO my home to day,
Than I've ever bsen befsre.
Nearer TO my fathers house,
Wh"fe many mansions he
Nearer the great white throne,
Nearer the Jasper sea.
Nearer the hound Of life
Where we lay our burdens down
Nearer leaving my cross,
Nearer wearing my crown.
But lying darkly between,
Winding down the night,
Is that dim and unknown stream
Which leads at last to light.
Father perfect my trrst,
Strengthen uiy feebl. faith;
Let me feel as &c lt,od
The shore of the river death.
Fer even now my feet
May stand upon ITS brink;
! may be nester to "a y home,
Nearer now than I think.
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II. ~ III, u. A.,s hrny e. Co.,
MaDii .CiulcsS Vi .hh.graph'C Mat.
eiials, Il ih+!e>4if & Retail.
sol FRO klJN Az. n. Y

In addition Ia main business Of rhotograJ hir
Materials, W. are Hca gpnr'r, tor III" lOIlDwidg, viz
Ncfe3NcOyss m'' Sjoso$copic Iiews
Of III Sc We have 81 Inuon-r ns-o nri l. inclrdi l.,
Wa +cCn"s American nnd Foreign cities and 1t Il.
fcaIrs Gromps, :LI,ui ry, &c. &C So Revolving
S"renscopes ior bic nr prvat' exhibition Our
Ca"l que "iii be s'nt to any dress on receipt uf
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G O l. u p f. n S
FOR THE MILLION

oN AlG NuaLLAoN
Pens TO Sat The Hond. anil Prices 10 S,uY
The Pocket.
The best Gold Pens in the World
on ire receipt OF the following sums we will ,eud
b, mail or as directed God Pen or Psns selecting
tbe ean' according TO the description, namely;
Gold Pens, in Silver Plated Extension
Gases with Pencils.
For 81 No pen for 81 IS, No pen &; for 81 so No
prn for 81 No. 5 pen for s. 25 No. pen.
These pens are stamped THE 1MPERr VI PEN, and
are well fnishrd and hnc writing Go Pens with good
aridum points although they are unwarrunted, and
cannot be exchan cd.
WARRANTED GOLD PENS.
our name (Americau God Pen Co., " V % is stamp.
oil on ali our fret quality Pens, aud the points are
warranted for six months, except against az cdcnt
Our second quality Pens are stamped Tue NATION.
Az EN- with the initials Of our firm a.. .P.to)
and carefully made, having the same points as uuf
first quality Pens the ouly great difference being iu
quality f the Gold.
Cold Pens, lst and I'd quality in Solid
Silver Extension Gases, with Pencils.
For 81 90 No pen LIST quality ora No pen Cd quail
For 8! % No. pen LIST quality, ur q No pen ID quail
For 5! 3 n" pen lst quality, or No pen I'd quail.
Tor 80 No pm lst quality, or a No S pru I'd quail,
iot : 50 No pen let qnnIity No pen I'd quail.
For 81 5O No. pen lst quality.
The same Gold Pens, in Solid Silver Gold.
Plated Ebony Deek Holders and
Morocco Gases.
For s. % y No pen quality, ora NJ pen ID quail
fir S! ~ N" pen ~ quality \o pen ID quail.
ioI s. % pm ~ quality or No 20 p1n2i qual,
For 81 00 n Not pen lSt quality For s. ~ a No 7.
pen. For So I5 No. Z pen. For Sl2 90 II No. IL
pen; Hli first quality
Our rons rank rhroughou the country as equal if
MT superior to any gou pens manufactured. Not only
/, thar writing quHlitl 's bi durability aud elegant
III h. grt attest Is nse, in their manufacture,
IN i"ne nrA solh with the slightest imperfec,lon
v h ch skill can det"rt.
PitiGs ~ ordering must specify the name. nunIher
and qu,lty III all instances and whether stiff or lin
Der, course or tue.
TO CLUBS.
discount of '2 per cent will b. allowed on su ms
of SIS If cnt to one address at time IS per
Un S25 20 per cent un S4t
All rruiittaucrs by In. Registered. are at our risk
Il" all who rntl 20 cruts extra tor rrgi
guarantee tn f. delivery of the goods
Circul1rs ~ all oar new styles, with Ensravings of
exact " AMI prices NJ rec 'iYt If stamp il
d'-irel Ptms r'p"nt'r tor ~ cents, by mail.
sta iuIrr- ttwrlrrs Tpqn Stph cor sponi
Wit ~ as We can offer them great inducements.
Address
AMERICAN GOLD PEN CO.,
No. 100 Broaiwdy, New YORK.
January %, ,sG5.-3nL
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SCHOLARSHIPS FOR SALE.

Binghamptin " "
Criitendrn's Philadelphia.
SlrattOn, Bryant Co.. " -
These Scrips, in amounts Of SIS and $50 and are
50 much cash by the Student entrng either Ofh
shove colleges, Yousg men desiring obtain ni sh
cd Gollegiato Education, will here and good sppcui
.iou b. spplyih. - ths Once ofthe
May / ie64 COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT
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q MllLsNER GOODS. g

Is R OUKS S & RO Z Fl IN
WHOhES ALE DEALER,
No 4aJ Market Street, north side ,Phila
tlave now opened their usual handsome
variety of Ribbons, Bounet Mite.
trrals Straw & Fancy Bon
nets, Ladies Il Misses
HATS.
FLOWERS, RICHES, LACES, and ali other arts
eles required by the
" LLINE TR A E!
By long experience aud strt attention to this branch
oT bu .in6ss txclnsivuy we hlter ourselves that
an offer inducements, in variety, styles quality and
moderate pricrs every where to be found. The
atlent Nil liners dhd Nercbants is respectfully
solicited.
Gf Particular attention pal to hllirg orders.
March II, i5 3m.
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TERRIBLE FIRE AT SEA.-Ovra 500
LIVES Lost - he Uuited S.ales steam
trasport Gen, Sedgwick, arrived at NV
Yo:k, on Sunday noon last, with twenty.
pine persons saved from the wreck o The
transport sieamerGen, Lyon The Gen
Lyon left Wilmington for Fortress Non.
roe on Wednesday mornng Of last week,
with from FIVE 10 xix huuJred souls on
board aud when of Cape Hatteras, took
fire through the csrelcss handling of
light near barrel Of kerosene, sud burn
ed to the waters edge. Tw2nty-uioe
persons were picked up by the Con. Sgda-
wlck-all the others are supposed 10 have
perished The sea Va. running 80 bigh
al the time that ony one boat succeeded
in reaching tie Geu. oedgg.cl. The pa5-
sengers OF the ll-istei eteamer consisted
OF paroled AMI disch,rga4 soldiers aad
refugees, among whom were eo,g. thirty
women and twenty-five .mlN children.
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OUTRAGEOUS hIscRJMLNAvIo8.-
lus eau be more u i1 aud Outrageous
than that clause 10 the Income T5E law
which exempt, from taza. ou uGdrr it
those who are il the evil and military ,ef,
vice OF the United S,ajcs. II other word4
the ohice-holders arc o.o4tal rliy;uzed. .
class. The member Of Congress, With MS
salary OF So 600; the Poslmastags, wiki
their salaries of from 81 600 10 ( 900 aud
the Collector Of Customs, With his salary
of $4,000, and the Pr,sidrut Of the
United States with his salary Of s25 ,OOI
are topay no income tax; but every Ia.
borer, evcry'mechanc, and every clerk,
who has a plttauce over $500, Is taz.d
upon it, The latter not on.y pay !, eir
own taxes, hut have 10 bear Size Q.ieus
o. the exempt class. A weI,hi is land o.
proporty for The benefit Of toe rich aul
powerful. Is there any one n.o v.l ssra
del2ud this discrimination - lul. Lu.I.
, 1865-09-28
FROM SPRINGFIELD.


The order OF the Bloe Atrow-Mus-
tered Out-een.,,a R,tnrn. frorn Ed.
oS'4s -"
car mo macon Countaes-Ine Farts
E1h1bitIons
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
6rn1yor1e.D. Sept n.
rbe o,der n, the u1na Ar,,,- tha ,nemhe-. of
etuet ~ ~ o'"@ a4.o". VIZ -
which formerly BELONGED to the 4th Division o! me
17tb Army Corps, will meet in Chicago on the 18th
tnv of November next, and with a view to eaecttn.
s.sn,. l., t.f, ~. ornh..s ~ .,,a,s. ,-,,o h..e
neHsts. ~ ne'p LUG ofpo'ns u eolo'efs Hao oa<o
aailen IN the Late "ar.
Brevet Major General James 8. Robinson, q. S.
yo,unteers h.t hem honorah1, mrstsrad ont or
- @N' ~S- Ne"~'"-1 A4Ns'-A~0 o"' ~
, 1865-09-28
THE FENIAN MOVEMENT.

Prospects in IreIand-Strcnstll Of the
FcnfanA-The En2lish Forces In Ire.
lnud-A New Commander Mt Dublin.
NV YonK, Sept. 77.-Ihe Ht7ukd has Dublin
letter, dated the 14h which says the national ex-
element produced IN heland by reports Of an In.
American citizens Of the United States intenssfes
and extends every day Since the close of the har-
vest season. IN The last DAYS Of July and commence
centres Of political information in the provinces OF
Munster and Connaueht. and instituted inquiry Is
70 how lr he Peasantty might 5e excited q
the result of The investigation shows they are In
almost every portion Of thls Island, now here now
there There Is universal turn out for s1ch pur-
poaes. The men under instructions Ut my time or
ploce number only IRON, two to lse hundred. The
he t1N poi,ee e aibout tbeif ad1ent 6eias diseeT.
driiEaelds ne Tor the most part in he neigh.
Kerry, OF ia The broad plains Of Kildare, Cork and
With any accuracy, The number Of enrolled members
now In The Irish branch Of the Fehan orr,nizatlon
pnt 70 ~ have been informed the, DO not f
The writer then cnumetatce Eng!Hnd's meaps OF
fepreesion. Dnhln, Cork, Waterford, Limerick,
Belfast. Londonderry and all Important points
polios q ice o. ars s @ and of asr % some
soast 10 .hc desolste shores ef coaneasly. on he
british forces On the island might be enumerated
in rough nay thus; Troops Of the. npe, ea.a1ry
and infantry, 5000: artillery, a5DQ; veteran cosps
o. armed pensioners, a1,o06; militia, l5oo0; con.
Etaeular1. county poles, 1900; revenue police,
armed and drtllcd, zoo total, 7A7M
Gen. Sir Hugh Rose, K. c.. B. who succeeded
Latd Clyde ~ tozamander-tn.C Chief Of the Eugltsh
army IL. InIa, has inst taken command OF tile Dnb-
lin military dist1ict 1t IL hoped and there Is No
doubt, he Will be successful In bis treatment oI
The Fenians ~ be vas In his Of The Btpoys. /,
.rfl interest the Fenians In America 10 know that
the subject Of their movement has been for aou,t
Home and official letters just received in Dnbl1t
state the directions to hrchbishops, Bishops and
clergy from the Holy Father aze to let 1t alone, Al
leasf far the present.