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the 1s5bsssa H0W old Blair and young DlaiE
intended 10 tnn chsls nissioa 10 account 10
arc mos informed Perhaps they thought a2s
he rebels were ripe for peace and wanted the
credit Of plucking shs fruit But In any event
President Lincoln has blocked their little game.
He has learned, at last. that we can only gain
Peace By whipping ths rebels; that our only
acceptable terms are unconditional surrender,
and that Grant, GAsrnan, Thomas, Sheridan.
Fazragut and Porter ere our best missionaries,
Ambassadors and nsgodatom. 30 much for the
last peaoe humbug. w
TIVE sousm 10 RnDUon rzs PArm DyrY-
The movement Of certain Western editors 10 In
duoe Congress to remove the duty on paper d
developing itself In precisely The direction w
before intimated. The object b not 10 reduce
tho price Of paper b tho general consumers Of
that article, NOR would the reduction Of the
duty have that easot a. long a. We can manu-
fAotare paper here ~ oheaply - they oan In
Europe. We have plenty Of nstsriai and no
want Of enterpsiss % mako all the paper we 10
dsirs; bat With Ass currency as II present
/ standard, Of csulss ytAs psiossiss apparently
higher tAaa Il was four ysars ago. We say alN
barently beoause, IN S4!ot, Il hclds the sanS 70
istivsI v;1sasS sc 10 osfsssncy Whlohn dIA ssthss
HQe.
The real object Of this agitation h v procure
for few radical republican editors and poll
iclAns IN he West large slioe out Of tho pub
lic treasury. Mr.. Deifess, Of Indiana, the pub
lilo printer, has lsld claim before Congress for
damages which he alleges hs = entitled 10 for
losses on his contracts, h consequence of the
advance in thsprios Of pager caused IN part by
theimport duty. TO give e1eot 10 this claim Ms
that the clamor about the onerous tax 3 now
raised BY Mr.. Deftees and his friends, and not
to remove the daty for the general good Of pub
lishers and editors.- Let the miserable financial
system which these radical editors have en-
couraged and upheld be changed TO . healthy
one, and the currency restored to moderate
value, and the price Of paper will come down
along with the price Of everything else. We
hope Congress will not be bamboozled by poll
icians into reducing the paper duty. It
IL essential to the existence Of many Of the
republican journals that the price Of paper
should be reduced; for n IL advances much
more they will perish, and II 10 meet they
should, for they have done all In their power to
bring about the present unfortunate 6nsncial
condition Of the country. which has reduced
the value Of the national currency and put up
the price Of everything which the people con-
sumo.
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sailors, Hen.

National Sailors Ezone. 1a
SECOND sUBsCKIPTI0N LIST DATED ocrOBBR 7, lc64i
PAID TO CAPTAIN JOHN L. wORDM, UNITED STATES
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the first peace missionary whose name has
escaped us, but who subsequently found peace
in o penitentiary. He remembers the. peace
mission Of DR. ZaohaEie, the corn doctor, who
carried his largo nose and large diamond pin
right into Richmond, and could make nothing
peaceable out Of JEFF Davis, after all. He re-
members the fiasco Of the Rev. Colonel Jacqass
and Edmund Kirke Gilmore, who imposed
themselves upon him % peace men, and went
down 10 Richmond; but who afterwards turned
out TO be penny-a-linera, who had engaged In
ne missionary business - nero magazine
speculation. He remembers, too, the 6ass be-
tween Greeley, Jake Thompson and Sanders
at Niagara Falls, which was squashed by
his little note addressed 10 whom Il
may concern. With those instances fresh
In his memory, M. Lincoln has no relish
for any more amateur peace negotiators. Nc
matter in what form they present themselves
he regards them with suspicion He knows tha
theis only object Ia 10 gain notoricty and make
the thing pay In some way or other. The al
plomatist now in The peaitentiary- made II pay
| by forging orders on the Treasury. Coisesd,
| yewett made II pay by dsposing Of his xhinin,
stock. DIR. zAoharie made II pay by QUITTING th,
oorns OF the rebels. JaoQass and Gilmore mad
II nay by writing romanoes for TIE magazine,
Sanders has made II pay by organizing bands Q
burglars 70 rob the border baAks and gangs o
inoendiaries TO burn our hcsels. Greeley trie,
70 make II pay through lis paper; but the Ne,c
has been more consistent peace organ tha
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attempting violate tho blockade Of Wilmington wcrc
entered yesterday United States District Court by
the United States District Attorney.
The two houses Of Congress will rcassembe today,
after vacation Of weeks having adjourned over
from the 22d OF December TO the 9TH Of January
Yesterday was the fourteenth day OF tho Opdykc-
wecd libel suit The summing up Of counsel however,
was not reached had boon expected, the taking Of
testimony still occupying the court number OF wit
ncsses were examined was agreed, though, that the
| summing up should commence on the opening OF the
| court this morning. a. ten O'Clock
Tho January term Of the Court Of General Sessions has
opened City Judge Russell presiding Assistant District
| Attorney Hutchings conducts the prosecution The
Grand Jury wore sworn In, Mr. Charles H. Hsswei hav
ing been selected foreman They wore briefly charged
by the City Judge upon the usual topics VIM Frame,
who stole twenty eight dollars from Frederick Kon Of
l22 Third avenue the nth of'0ctobcr pleaded guilty
TO petty larceny As he had been In prison three months
4 judgment was suspended Isaac IL williams, acoiored
boy who stole diamond pin worth three hundred and
nfty dollars tho property OF Adolph Kohn Of No lSs
West Fourteenth street. pleaded guilty and was sent 70
i the House Of Refuge.
We have received, but arc unable 70 publish this
i ing owing 10 the great pressure Of news on our
columns report for the 1894 OF the Mctropolitan
Police Commissioners 70 thu Governor Of the State This
paper 10 repete with interesting and important state
ments showing does, the yearly statistics OF crimo
In the Metropolitan district There were arrested by the
force during the year. for Of violence Of sorioui
character. sevon hundred and fortytwo persons O'
these ortyeght were for murder ton for manseushte
four hundred ana sxtytw for fclonious aaauis thr
for threatening 10 take lfc and thirty four for rape
Ore broke out about about SIX O'Clock yesterday
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JEFF, Davis.


Adviees from Raloisl- \. G.. Of May |, r'aio that
QuarteImaster Tilon, Of the 9Th n. H. regiment has
arrived there. He was In Charlotte on the 2Sd of
APRIL AID states that JET Davis lcf there that day
for Texas under the escort Of Echols and liasil Duke
with detachment Of cavalry. Con. stonoman was
at that time only ten miles frOm Charlotte. In a
speech Davi. made at Charlotte few dhys before he
loft he assorted that he would yot have an army In
the field larger than any he had yet had.
An arrival from Pensacola of a gunboat, which lon
there on the 29th OF April brings news that Mallory
had not ben arrested. although II rumorod that
he had been seen there and had got of ia English
schooner; but tits thought more probable that NAL
lory IL seekips To on lei. Davis and 10 NOT far from
him nov. Mallory has all intimate acquaintance With
the numerou, harbor- In Florida and thr fact will bo
likely to help him In getting away. Gen. Gilmore,
however had dispatched officer 10 Key West with
orders by which all avenues for egross will be eloeed.
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The Trial Of Harris.

Wdshir0ton, hap b.-The trial Of CongTe.man
Harms vas resumed to-day, Sergeant X. u. Stuart,
Go. O.. llth Regiment Veteran Reserve Copa tcsti-
fed that he arrested Mr. Harris the 9Th OF April,
and remained alone With him two hours, during
which time the accused said that Chapman and Read
the paroed rebel prsonersl came 10 his houre the
previous evening and inquired the way TO Leonard
town, and also the distance, and they further stated
that they wished TO so 10 Baltimore ~ quickly as
possible and take the oath Of allegiance, The arctred
tod witness that he said 10 the men that they could
so 10 Baltimore but that the foierals could not
pel them take the oath account sf the Agreement
that had been entered into betwe n General Grant
and General Lee. The srcu.ed then gave the men
one dollar each and slto their supper. The ancuted
also said that they si.hed " sAy over night Al his
house. but he told them they could not do the poo
pie about there knew his political symnathoe too we'll
Witness being cfo-s-ekAmtnod by the accused, teo-
tilted that he did not recoect the accused telling him
tSitnesrl that he tHsrrify had no wrong motive in
giving Chapman and Read tho money nor did fitness
understand the accused that he thOlght II
proper TO give paToled prisoners money 70 keep them
along on their way home. Wines being asked to
state the whole conversation he had had with accused
on de subject testified that after the giving of the
money had teen SPOKEN OF, the accused said that all
the trouble tho fault Of the damned abolition
lists I" that II the abolitiOnisr had stayed away IL
would have been al rgh The accused aso .aid that
the idea Of lev people in Washington Interfering IN
affair, after General Gran, and General Lee had
made an Agreement, vas damned piece Of humbug (;
that the Republican, would not ru long but by God,
they would soon be shown who would iuie.
The defense will commence on "Wednesday, To
which day the Court Adjourncd,
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General Intelligence.
tsv Msa 70 tAs gss Ysrh s~~.l


THu Massachusetts House ot hopros"utAnVM nas
passed. the bill eHhbhshing herOpohAn Foh'S
foroe for Boston
AIrrr.R from Winchester Va, dated May &,
says that nothing f in.ore, hsr of l.ts occurred in
that department large portion OF General Han
cocks corps 10 ON tic mach w Wsshing'oh' Ns
Ashby's Gsp.
Tas .rre., of Col Ould and hatch, reb,l CTs
change Comnissi1uera continues " excite sieu-
uon a, washinglon, and tho belief that b. 10 GA
sen, 70 our rris5ner, grows more general
.,.',. o.',.,- =, At,.rr ,c.
eApo.on =, Suuu I', :. r.,
ouIr', ~ - nn oN s ~. - =. ~, ~, - -. ..ti.I
mon, oonn ~, ,, ,ns .nu n"E NJ 10y, " ~ ,
-. ~ SIS as .y a.. ,tam..nd Tay.,.
wv
PI'n ~ Su s., III 80, -. 49,. ',, as..n an 4
rrAr po,' . -. ~. ,,''Iiion, "a
Sm "''' '"-' WI W
"o''"'' p'' "'"'
IT 10 asserted, says The philsdelphs buLLfH',
thai out ni sevon hundred seboi oncers IN uuI sno"
81 For, Delaware, all have taken tho oN'h OF alle
Ranoe ercept h'rteen- HUI when We Hee NAV
G'neral khsu, of bouh Carolina hiss 'akon nv
cath f allegiance ~ bo United States, our ndinrA-
| tion of Fort Delaware rises Into absolute wonoer.
sRytnAI of The wa,hingtouians who wsro narol..
ed by General Grant and returned homo p, q feen
,en, South again for rehIsing To take the oath ~
AllegiA iAnce. Mos. Of thom arc anxious, however,
| 10 take the oath aud ROMAN good citizens Tlls
country adtsosnt TO Washington presents an -.
pesrance soinewha, similar to what II did In 1881.
the camps Of the troops already arrived bong dot.
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Rebel Prisoners.
Omcial Order.

Washington, Nay 7.-ordeIed; That all prisoners
OF war Except ofsceu above the rank OF Colonel Who,
before tho capture Of Richmond, signihed their de-
sire 10 take the oath OF allegiance to the United
States and their unwillingness to be exchanged, be
forthwith released on their taking sAid oath, and
transportation furnished them to their respective
homes In respect to all other prisoner Of war, fur
ther orders will be i'sucd. The Csmmissary General
OF Prisoners win i,sue the necessary regulations for
preserving the requi'e record Of prisoners Of to
10 released under this order the record 10 get forth
the name Of the prisoner his place OF residence, the
organization TO which he belonged the time and place
Of capture, &c. The osths Of allegiance will be ad-
ministeIed by commanding officers Of the prisons,
camps and forts, who will send by telegraph daily re-
ports Of prisoner Iele~od, To the Commssary Gene
raj Of Prisoners These reports will be consolidated
for each day, and transmitted 70 tho Secretary Of
War
b. order Of the Secretary Of War.
JANIS A, HARprE-
Brew. Bris Gen, Inspector Gen. Z. 5. A.
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GENERAL SHERMAN.
The Army Moving IIemewards.-P II Ap-
nounoed-A SobIc Military Order.

RaSiOh, " C., April 25.-oen. sherman and
STAFF leave here to-day for Charleston and Savannah
where he will remain short time, and then leave
for Richmond in time TO meet his command, which
aso leaves here for that pase Monday next. Gen.
sherman has iust i-eued the following order
HuAuQrARrYRs Nil. DIV. or THE hIssIs-)
sIrrI, IN tut FIELD EHAH kAiEioll,
y. C., April eth, 1865.
Sp,ciai Field orders No. 90.
The General commanding announcee further sug-
pension Of hoatilities aud hnAl agreement with
Zen Johnston, which teunlnAles the war IA to the
armies under his command and the country East Of
the Chsttahoochee. Cgpl't OF the terms of conven-
ton Will he furnished Ma. Gems, bchoheld, Gilmore
and Wilson " no ATt specially charged With the
oution OF it details In the Department OF North Caro-
Western Georgia. CAPT Cuper Myers, Ordnance
department, e. +. A. Ia hereby desgnated 20 receive
the arms, &c, at GlernrtofO' and any commando ng
officer OF Iost may receive the arms of any detach
m, mt and that they are properly stored and Ac-
COUNTED ior.
Gen. schofeld will procure At once the necessary
blanks and supply the other army commanders that
uniformity may prevail aud great care must he taken
that all the terns aud stpulAlons on our part are iu
filed with the moet scnpulous fidelity, whilst thoao
imposed our hitherto enemies be received In d
tpTit becoming brave aud generous army.
Army commanders may at once loan 70 the nhAhi-
tAns such Of the captured muer' hores, wagons and
vehicles az can be spaTed from immediate use, and
the commanding Generals of Armiet may Issue provi
sions, animals, or any public supplies that Gun be
spared 10 relieve present Ssnt ehd 70 encourage the
inhabitants 10 Tenew their peacefu pursuits aud TO-
store relations Of frendshp among ourfellow ctiEenl
Poraging will forthwith cesso and when necessity
OF ong marches, compel the taking Of forage, prov
sionL or sny Kind Of private pT0peT' eompensatiot
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~ill he male the spp or, when the disbur-ius on
sivsu in the popsr form pay able at The h,.
s.ry Depsrtment a., -. ,c - s
l.. N. DAYTON, A. A. q.
HkApouA AETrRs NIL pv. oy rrD Mrs-,se,rrt)
ls Tps fInn s,,g RldsIon' NC April 2'H
Gostlities having ce.si the following changes and
dsporitons Of troop In the field will be made With
li,ne delay . pvoticsble The 1oth and lsd eorp'
and Ssof G asa.T n ssf ssScssd s s .tan.sT Sscs
10 Asor-GoferA Gilmore commanding Department
the diyIiou of Bfcyc, Msor-Cen enerai Grover q sa-
yanbah The ID atvinion Of cavalry corps, Breyct
transferred ,o the et>rt,uent OF North CArcina and
GencnL kipatrich ~nl rport In perssn 70 MAJOR,
Of ;encr. ssone%an vtl n return 70 ssa Tep.
no-eee, and thai of Brcwt hyor-GenerL Wilson wiz
be ec3dv,tcd tsrh 70 the rsnne.-es River In the
hs,or-Gencrh Howard vill conduct tho Army o.
the Tennessee 70 Richmond, Va fciLo~ ms roads sub
and reter.turs. Or to .he rsht Of that line MNor-
General siccun viii conduct ,hc Army Of Geogis 70
for General Howard, viz. by oxford, Boydton and
Nottowsy Court House. Tbe~c armie. III turn 10 At
this point the contents Of their orns train and use
the wagons for oIIs fcrase and provisions. These
columns will be conducted slow ~ and In the best of
sume The march W The middle Of NAY. The Chief
Quarternsser aud Commissary of the military div'-
sion, Gencras Lsron and BeckStth, alter making me
proceed 70 Richmond and mahe suitable preparations
~ receive hoeo columns, aud to provide tor thoif
i,ror,icr Of
MAJOR General W. 7. SHERMAN.
l. n. DArros, A. A. g.
RaL<i0h, ~ c., a pvN ao.-Parties Who have ar
rived here from Greensboro, state tina, Gen. John
ston's army have nearly all len for their homer,
large majority having taken their arms with them
claiming that the understanding with Cen. sherman
allows them to do 90. They commenced leaving fol
their homes Immediately aner Gen. Shermsns hrs
Interview With Gen. Johnston.
Gen. sherman received the news Of President Lin
cons assassination the morning q tho iTth inst
| -hich was the day hs left to meet Gen Johnston
| and one day before the date Of bis memorandum
| The intelligence no, kept from Shorman's arniy
for day or two, rcported, but given to them I'm
modi.iely after IL vas received. IL Ia veil for th.
enemy that this army we're ignorant Of the term
offered them, the day Of Mr.. Lincolns ssss-sina
ton No power could have saved them from dostr,io
| ton.
Tho robol cavalry In Johnston's army could not b
reoonccd to tho surrender unle,s they could hsy
| tho terms arsi offered by Gen. Shermsn. They hav
all left Greensboro ~th their horses and arms. Gen
Johnston has done all he could 10 carry out honor
| able surrender lilo relieved Gen. Hampton and Oh
other rebel offoop who objected TO . surrender; bu
| sherman's hTst terms, and the long delay, has ds
morailzed hi, army and made him powereS. Ger
| sohoheld apptehonds trouble from thcso armed me
| Who havo left Johnston and gone OF on their ov
| hook
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ru Nssisap, River continues rising, ans IS
broken through the ievcs az miles below Agef''
A correspondent, says the country on 'ho ea'' '''e
Of IA. river, from Tun,ca Lsuding b Bayou sN'
10 completely inundated for thirty y-6ve mile cAu'-
ing sres, suffering among the inhsbitAnts mSn' &
whom arc In . Starving condition. sorgsuS'a's -
abandoned tn Consequence Of the food.
Tm military and naval escort, tosel'1 WIN
some OF the invited sues,s, arrived 81 wssiins'o"
from Springfield, III. The hosrse anil .hc 'lsta
car also csmo back. According 10 hhsty ss,.ma"s
Ave millions Of people witnessed the pAsssse ofi'o
funeral car and cofhn IN the various cte' ani nos
less than eish, hundred thoussnd or par.sps
million persons had an opportunity Of sceine tho
remains.
Tas Bermuda papers contain long accounts "
the judicial investis snon- nov beng held At -.
Georges, Of The st,enpt Of Dr. blackburn to lu'ro-
duce yellow fever into row York, Philsd' lphia,
and other Northern cities. Bl,cibura ,.stcf
Bsrmuds os,ensibly on . sphilsn,hropic L ton in
connection with tho yellow fsver. The evidence
shows tha, he collected, while there tc'' and
clothing tatsn from fever patients hH purS
chased and infected new clothing. which ho 'cked
In trunks and lon in charge q parties with orders
70 forward them TO New York in the spring uRs
ssif o. . Confcdsrsb sscnL whoso misfon was N 9
dostructlon Of The Northera masece II 10 stAts
that there were ten trunks three Of which hsvs
been found and their contents buried by Tie Bosrf
of Ueslh
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LOCAL NEWS.
usw ronK AND THE VICINITY
The May Anniversaries.

American Ssamen's Friend Soeiety.-This ami
yerary will DO held at Irving Hall, to-day, a. half
past soven, L. N.
thirty first anniversAry Of the American Female
Guardian Boeiety and Home Tor the Frieuiler' Eui
held last evening At g. Paul's N. y. Church.
Of Twenty second street and Fourth ayen Af"r
singing by the children who vero present In 30
galleries. abstract Of the annual report rr-d br
Hon. Erastus q. Benedict, from which No gle'n tho
following information;
The number Of benehciArios aided by the -or.ety
tho past year, is a. follows viz keceiytc lM"n,,
children in the i've Home lndusiral Scho"lr irsei.
ing clothing, iood, etc. L353. Total 500" 'H,bitf
OF applicAnus and needy poor vhoee chu' lls Teen
disrlhute ed among 90 hOols and by Yyior luOh' p"''
The publishing department hhs NV 's""u 'Hne~
and paid into tho treasury oHo. h fnss t'or nm
go -, ahe Home. shildieu: from 80, the -eyesc.
SInetv two you hs former " be.onSinR 70 tl' hohN
Circle have been among the volunteer o We arm
shn -, ve,I large number have besn chiid-
,so Pof sodIers The number Of adult ami - 'hie1
IN tbs Home, NAV /, 1903, .as SOl. The I.. ~. .
he soci,ty for the year ending Decembet 1904,
srs $4,000 N, disbursements, SZs,54D -! \
hrspch Home has Just been opened Al Wea' ioriis-
ana and provision 10 also being made for 'Nten'
sLnn and Of the Home bnhoOlr, ~ uniro1
uiih tls wish Oi Mr.. ChAuncey Rose (thIough whom
vas received, list August second GIN Of e2hWhno'
I'M ided In the reoe pts gwen hboVeJ that ms dona-
ri, ns should be applied for The pIesen teneh o. he
yagIant children Of tie city
The ASS citation Is presided over by numher oi
benevolent ladies' Who receive uto the institution in
seth suest, such children Of both a may be 10
oenurT and want, and slro such -omon I" Ge unable
Coahnusd on tM itatI pa1s,
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News ItenA


GIS. GRArT ia in Washington.
TnE municipal elections In Los Angeles, Stock
ton, ban Jose, Ora. varey and elsewhere, on the
Pacific coast, have resulted In Union msjoritiss.
TnE Z. s. Surveyor General for CAliforni. certi-
he, to the fact that petroleum in large quantities
has beon found in various porious Of the STATE.
ORsaos sdyices report Ihs arros. OF several
Democratic men for expressing Joy .. the death Of
President Lincoln.
DIsnATonEs from Memphis confirm the report of
the surrender of JEFF. Thompson. lie surrendered
his entire force.
MANY Of General Lees soldiers have arrived st
New Orleans. General Banks ha. ordered them 10
repor, 10 tho Provost -Marshals, and prohibited
them from wearing rebel uniform.
DEovrsvlLLE sdyicos OF tho I'D ult. confirm the
reported occupation Of Monterey by the Liberals.
Reinforostnents had arrived at Aatsmoras, 10 meet
tho expected attack Of Cortinss.7
TnH subscriptions la Philadelphia to present .
Homestead 10 Mrs. Lincoln arc not TO sIcsed
Eve dollars each, so that oil may have . chance to
contribute.
A puBLro meeting has been hold IN Carson City,
Nevada, to raise fund by ono dollar subser p'ions
to DO presented 70 Robinson, tho bravo man Who
saved Secretary Beward's lite and the necessary
committee were sppo. .nted 10 effect tho purpose
Gxs. MEREDITH, commanding tho District Of
Western Ren!ucky, has summoned all bands Of
armed men. acting in open hostility against the
Government Of the United States, operating within
his district to surrender before tho yh Of May, on
the terms granted to Lee Otherwise they shall be
roc arded and treated as outlawa
TuE train on the Ohio and Mississippi road wss
robbed last week near North Bend, Ohio, by gang
Of twenty guerrias Tho safes Of Adams EI'
press Company wers blown open by snnpowdor
and the contents taken. Passengers were relieved
Of their watches and money. Tho robbers escaped
across the river in skihs.
TnE voluntary subscriptions Of the people 10 ,b,
.svsn-thirty loan for the dI working days OF IN,
last week, amounted to the enormous sum OF siO
Ss7,lOO The number Of tfsy dollar, ono hundred
dollar and ave hundred dollar contributions from
working mon and women N the sbove smount ~A'
SA 40. The largest single subscription Of ss1ur'
| day was GOO 900 from Phil,dslphia,
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The Assassin alton Plot.

-
Warrington kap 6,-It vas not dchnitoiy settled
mi. .nar,,n h..h., A.. t,,. o5 th. ......,r. ,il
..-' 'oi '" y '.' -. -,
-, Ao"sS v -, -, ' '''' "'@
'-N' u '''''eu w ".
Speoe ,o"'p'
81 Lotrs, hsr GO. H. Blackburn, aiiss Dr. Tum-
be,v ch.,...i I'm ,.,,i,.,x . ,,h uarold t ,h. a..
" '' " -
sasdnafon and conrpirscy v1 arrested here to-day,
In Accordance vi,h or,er, from the War Dru-rtnent
..,,. -
fiuttertna Among TIE "inpoceot" Deves
In Canada.
d,.D.,sh .os.tx..t ,,,.,, son,,a.i ,,rsa, a.,. ~
''" ''N'' , $500
SATURDAY, 9th, says that hessu Sanders and Tucker
hsyo disapuearrd And a A, reported they have sunr
a, a.. ,,,---.,- :, ,,.,,,. ~. Ii. ,..,s A.
IN the direoton OF haiu' bciore thsihs theH uo-