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[ SuBLlME El0iPuDRNcR.-The New York
IHottd is running its new rule Of @un-
condit itional loyalty very deep into the
ground. Not content with claiming
that the democratic party alone sup
ports President Johnson, it has the in
eftahle iIppudence to declare chat the
democracy carried on the war and saw
ed the Union. Here Is small speci-
men Of the ridiculous stun It Is now
dealing ont by the column daily:-
"The Union was in peril; the Union
must be saved; and, as one man, they
rallied TO the war. Democratic soldiers
pressed 10 the front; democratic chez
,tains organized the w1r; and while the
tnporrtd bic leaders of the monRrel and
ineoh herent party which had brought all
this trial and misery upon us gave
7themselNes up through a four Years
CARNIVAL Of ftatricidnl, slaughter. 10 Tho
sevll work of healing hotter the Furnaces
OF turyi and thrice oonfounding tho
chaos of NATIONAL confusion, the demo-
crnts of America persistently, patiently.
and at last, through the mercy OF Heav-
en-, y1ctortously persevored in their one
clear, natrow path of loyalty to the
Union, the constitut and the enforce
ment OF the lnW8. We deny no credit
and file ofthe Republican party for their
honorable share In the. labors, sacrifices
landpertls ofthe Inst four years. While,
those who led them and all of us, into
this valley Of the shadow of death were
rfoting In the Jvantonness of uBurped
authority md of uncontrolled glin.
thousands upon thousands OF honest
republican soldiers were sharing with
their democratic comrades the burden
OF the batttlet and the horror of the
prison-h house; the shock of the charge
and the slow wasting OF pestilence and
of offamine.9 i II - n = ) =
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EXPENsEs PER QUARTER
Bethany College.

HHIs INSTTTUTIoN ii LOCATED m
II ono Of the most beautiful and healthy
portions OF. the hilt country Of West Virginia.
IL Is in Brooke county, SfIRee5t miles north Of
WheellnE, and SeteIl miles nom WellsbuFR.h At
WhAch. place, persons coming either by boat
or raut can md hacks ready to take them to
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u Is removed at once from the Temptations to
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Young men who desire a thoFo1lh education
VIII hnu peculiar advantages In Betlinny COl-
lege. She mas an experienced Faculty and
at5nEFis the best educntlon ntle lowest terms
Inc 2jthj ION WIN feommeIlcaon the Ist
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= ALEXANDER CAlrPRE1.I- President
W. X. PENDLETON, Vice President md
PoieA9or of Mental Moral, and Political PhI-
oeophy- and Bellies IettEhl
tCHARLE9 LOUIS LDpSt Professor Of Ancient
L0nRungpS and Literature, = y
II: w. JOHNSON, Professor Of Mathematics
ana Astronomy,
, R RIGILARDSolq, Profel or Of hInt1iFnI Phi
losophy, Chemistry and Natural History.
TER1fa.
Bonr1ing rom 800 to S4,50 per week.
Initlons per sess lon Of Q months 5000
Washing and lights extra.
MertiCulatiOn Fee 500.r
: For Catalogues or further Information ad-
dress W. X. Pendleton or O. Z. Loos, Sec'ty.Fl
RuglS- 2md&tW
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Franklin Insurance Company
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$3.50. 600.

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Geo. MefihEl, John ZOCCkleE, Fnhl. AfeC5el-
LLan, CAV. FTHnEhetm, Jas. n. Vance, Alex.
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disc, manufacturing establishments, ftiTnI-
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by they c1n be insured for thHPS -YeAIf NJ re-
ugeeti InieS This being n homo institution.
cuinF0sed OF some ninety-fauF stockholders,
most OF whom are among our hest business
men, recommends itself to the favorable con-
their pafTonHEe. - - - : -
Applications for insurance win be promptly
ntIenued TO by the Secretary. o.
Snlees M. lMeLune House, belnR tlle Enma
formerly occupied by AtlnIns' FxpTeFsl Co.
N. R.ft..ARTTTuR, ReeretAry
SAM'It 9CfiLEIIItAHl, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
y. G ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions.
Onlce, No. Mcclure House, being the sslme
formerly occupied by Adams FaSnTesE Co
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SELLERS COUGH SYRTP


u PROMPT m IT'S ACTION. ALWAYS
or moSt deltea female with CONFIDENCE Ia its
spiAtd6s s as4 IiIll h e SS e
eppheable 70 tho vast minority 81 PuimonSfy
anu h5IIoaehial atiectinns but Is peculiarly
XMHsttuaole 70 children, Ai6Fiiing great relief In
MnooplpE cougA and kindred diseases. From
aHl4e number Of csrtIhcateS received fFom
SeaG oSe1Afs We present the following
From the Rev. 4. g. Lamb. Pastor OF
= StStts5 4ssqAes.4s 80 ShEreh, AlexRndriR,
ALEXANDRIA, Licking Co. Feb. q. ISsR
IN January. 1854, j had severe cough, pro-
eeettng nom Q bad cold, 50 that I coughed nl-
f4Eae{s .I,e df two days and nTllg htsffum
twice, IN the evening, Of tho prplcTibed dOss
and retired and slept an might without q SfFS-
gta llteITi,1 1tion JrOSl coughing.
= took the Syrup again In Tho morning, and
,sSSSs& sSSs8 swseeI ne day apy
Since that time have Riyeu IL freouentIv
70 my children, and believe that It has cslSsri-
tally' 'rslleNed them. Yourz, tTnlyn y :, -.
Hnent LAWyeFs and other Public
Professor Porter hhs, Without sbiiA Citation.
popular Cough Medicine. Il VIII be Interest
15tls 70 an Who 9Eo atiliCtedy with cOushs.-
Ec11ssaE aits 1i HORN q, m, ,,eS ~ 10
AeSsFs. EdtfuEts- 1NNing been for some time
past very much RfnIcted with . severe sod.
sll4 aLtlu1t co6staus cough. and having tried
ynfious Fefnetiess, syLupS, &c. aud All TO no
eMeett was induced by my esteemed fEiend,
Wv. Wallace, Of this city, 10 nl1l1a q trial
OF RI f Sellers Cough Syrup. / did %, alid 10
my great surprise, received almost iInmedi-
ate relief. u was with the EFpateSlf dIfficuItS,
that gIehtpFSd btfge my resp Ne ICinssGsS
but on taking Gpo0ntuf Of the, SSrup iIIS{
before entering my lecture room, could sneak
with perfect else during the evening. i
would poFtieulnriy recommend tito ClSTEy-
men. lNNyeEss and other pubic sneHlkeFS ! :
JAMES II. PORTER, f5lE Qf Mathematics
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THE Troy IN. VI Iaaes says: IA
friend from Washington has exhumed
the following letters from a mass OF
rebel correspo spondence oaptured and for
warded to the government. The epist-
les now see the light for the first time. I"
General r. E. Lee writes to a young
woman under date of "Camp near
Petersburg, February IL, 1851 :, thank
ing her for a gift of wafm knit Jackets
and adding: e .7aYF afig p
.ssI am much distressed nj the mil Of
Savannah-the city of my proudest re-
eollections. y hope no harm will bafall
those left within Its limits. Mrs, Lee
and my daughters are In Richmond.
They viii be glad to hear OF yous The
former Is still q ut sufferer from rheu-
mntism, and confined entirely to her
coudh and chair. Isend the autograph
you desire for your friend, and also a
lttte photograph for yon, TINT y0u may
sea the grim yisage ofthe man for whom
you tltkeso much tronbIe. 1yVitG Kind
regard to all my friends. / am most truly
yours, t.,,,y,, s S Il +. - r. u. l1Iee.VS-
a' onthe1 1st of January, lS65, Jef, Davis,
likewise writing to a spinster, slid /: !.
y Trusting that the wear which
has just commercial may by Gods
blessing bring peace to our land, and
that your family may be again assemb-
led with their friends in security and
eoptentmertii = am very truly ypnr
{-Gis-T hilII& JRFF. DAVIS.
ssAIiss Bell NJ. Cox, Louisville, Blount
county, Tenn.''
THE London spectator says that s.AIr.
u0Yons ft,as1.gl ,t,,.,fs, :, &, u.
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Cleveland & Pittsbnrgh Ran 'Road,

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IN SfTT ~ II 9e Ioctted 4t The Union ofiIes
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tno. Lt4us ElortaAon OF the cargo 81 liltfi
%SsS. SnSS 70 tnelf new homes. The New
OK S,I, t10gs says OF the emigFants:
y AlnSi Wn9le pehse OF sepd1nt the
.yeasSel 70 NHashln ton Ierrit tory ~ be
l1 Plttol' i2E , ny ~. Nlr. y At
rom S1Q,QQ 70, so IQ00;l of which, nm
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VIII teceiy nom the girls aIle fto tla
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nave up 20 TINS time agreed 20 go, i1s
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MY oi;;wholn are women. Negotla-
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ana y i, certain that the
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seven 1,,sll nul ulnel1et, .:...,.........,, 4
the lat{sest number OF the young
women q t.s,l VINO fcco pany the expedition,
anu anu Nsnos constitutes iP prin-
SSlpis1lg feature, are from tho Now Eng
tai - IhenEe e1ie1iy the daugh-
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30 ItsllIl'tl your obed { soIV't,
1oITN SIRRFR.
MIrrnnI = 4: 1I39 II z s. "a a, pa IN ~

a. A. Surgeon, q. 8. A., in riiuFKTp
WHEELING, w, Va, April 3ItlI, iSigi
nave carefully examined tile Artificial
l!tttts,, ,,oi LEONARD liEGtRAH, md flufl them
Inple IN their construction, Of good yErriC-
mnnship, light and very substantially tnniie
4EeS Wlll be quito rs serVicenhls ms any NrtI-
ucial legs In use, and on account of tfelr SIfn-
pEcity and strength less liRblh to need FenaiFS
cneeftnlly recommend them to any who
may need attinelnl limbs ? -
2fti .aHz=I iHci JOHN FRIssRLI,
a. A. Surgeon, u. s, A
Hebron, PLEAsAlSTs CoUNTY. w. Val
September 12, 1865.
AfE; CA9Ites RehIer, W1eelfaO, w Va
:, t.tss11ii StF:-1 have now been using the tyro
uuu legs OF the EegTan make, fiITntShpd nv
You: 19e over two months and it afInrIs me
ele5lL pleasure IN saying TINT they have been
g e RTent 81 nttsiictton to me in tlihf time THE
1mn - simple in construction, EtropR. nnd 3
XXeiy comtortables in fnct / find it iIisf tlIe
IlinD which tho necelzIitleS OF my caFa Te0IliTe
nope There may be but few who have been
50 unfortunate as to have lost both their lImfs
as nave, hut II nny such should 30 fOuniIs "a
sQen especially, and 10 NIL Others SyliuSs mis-
Ioftnne 1t . to be deprived Of n limb II cheer
Iully Fecommed the IREFnn limb ON ncrOlInt
oI " strength, simplicity, and general ntInn-
t9lon TO the uaeS for which f. Is inteniIeJI
u Very truly yOurS Sc, r5
,5- SAMUEL BuMGARDSER.
For further particulars call on or Atl,fFtss
CIARI.ES BEIILER, AaI., ga
- ~. Z AO'tFoe ST. bet Market & Fbiaks.
. AHIfeF4H "a MOS ars 80
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svNrPTOMs.

A ainEIs bottle VIII last Tnonth-tO
he used three times a day.
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have failed TO assert what .we regarded
Us the right 1t becomes us like men.
finally and irreYocably, to submit 10
the result, and that submission should
be in the utmost sincerity and tho best
iaith. The government of Che United
states il now that to which We all,
MS citizens, owe undivided faith and al.
legiance, and believe that IT. will be ,ls
mngnanimous and benitlcent In peace
~ tthas been powerful In WARP
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=. = 2 { sep-s=----
THERs are i've thousand acres on the
shores and islands of Lake Eric devot-
ed to the culture pfy the grape. The Gu
tawha, Isabella, Delaware, and Concord
arethe principal varieties. This years
crop on $500 of the 5000 acres VIM aver
age 5000 pounds to the acre, making It
one Of the most profitable crops raised.
A JEwus1t, CBRR1IoNY.-The Jewish
teast Of the Tapernacles or thanksgiy-
ing Of the harvest, ,commencedi in New
st.4..S as9s!S ". az ,sundown on Wednesday
m ~ and Friday Of next week.
-Itte. ~ sy nagogues were open and largely
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: - PLASTER PARIS.
IN BBLa. PIl lAsrER PARIS BEST qualst,,
on 'El,Y z, G HmDRETH q BRO, q
tstft nj 2tt al yfl asl4i fIiE 49, -
!. l.i-..LAl - ~ 49, = -. u.
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RFMFDY.
wUURE wARRNNTED1

~ DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED.
srcaHJor Circular dlesertOtnO az ,au,p,Oms.
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". C. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions.
mice, NO. McI.IITe HouSe, being the same
oEIneTIy Oepnpied by Adams E,xrTeR Co.
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Ansnfanffla
FIRE, TNR&INIANDNSURANCE

i'. Asss,s Il IHaSaES. iss ~, $500 %
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TEE Masons and Odd Fellows are la
boring to restore the era of good feeling
between North and South. The Free
AIasons Of South Carolina have elected
Henry Buist to represent them in the
national Masonic convention, and he
talks thus faternally in his letter of ac-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

HERRxANS's MIRAcLEs.-Ano,her full and fashionable
house greeted Hermann at the Brooklyn Academy or
Music last night II is not surprising considering the
extraordinary houses no has drawn, that he should DO
compelled 10 continue his Brooklyn through next
week He will consequently occupy the Academy ON
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. On Thurs
day evening he wiz perform In the New York Academy
Herrmanns fund Of miracles seems almost inexhaus'-
BILE The fcats he has performed since his temperance
excel anything ever here before for the easy grace
with which they arc accomplished We should think
that he might have permanent establishment in the
metropolis with his amazing fertility he could not fail
to keep up constant succession Of novel tricks which
would render his theatre all times place Of infinite
delight TO Young and old.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

A BIG BURGLARY CoNTEMPIATED.-Greeley
and Gay, the white man and the niger of the
Tribune charge the democrats with having CON-
mitted burglary at the White House, and
stolen the spoons in the care Of Andy Johnson
We hardly think that the democrats have got
the spoons yet, but we believe they contem-
plate big burglary in the White House, by
which they will carry off not only the spoons,
but Andy Johnson himself, together with the
cuisine and all that is In l.
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INTERVIEWS AND NoN-INTERvIEws WITH THE
PREsrDENr.-It appears that Dean Richmond,
the fat man Of the democracy, has had an in
terview Of full two hours duration with the
President, but il appears that bis right hand
man, Mantilini Marble, was not permitted to
be present at that interview. Thurlow Weed
sought in vain for reception at the White
House. Although Mentilini did not get an au-
dience Of Andy Johnson, he had an interview
with old Blair, Of Silver Spring, which is con-
sidered the next best thing to having talk
with the real Simon Pure.
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The Park.
The Park.
BALLOON AscENsIoNs-HAKRY LESLIE. THE "HERo


BALLOON AsCRNsIONs-HARRY LESLIE. THE "HER0
OF NIAGARA"
The Park will be redolent with attractions to-day.
The Saturday will the beauties as well a.
the beaus from the city The former will cast aside the
last novel and deck themselves in the new ashio nabe
bonnet and rreprossblc WATERFALL while the latter, for
time will desert the pursuit Of cupidty for the moro
natural chase of Cupid Our Park will swarm with
pleasure hunters who will imbibe ''sonnambula'' and
sherry cobbers regardless Of expense. In addition
however to the strains of Dodworths Band again
will Professor loves air ship United States create
sensation Another detached ascension will astonish
the visitors at the Park, but not alone bal
loon ascension. Yet another novelty will astonish
the gazers Leslie Is in New York-Ieslie, the hers Of
Niagara" he who has out-Blondined Bondin on che
tight rope, who has performed feats which our frog
eating cousins never thought of-cooking his dinner
over Niagara Falls, walking In sack and in baskets
the largest cataract in the world rvang our friend
of water one in either hand while after tho OF
the ''mad with the milking pail" the other gracefully
sits on his head and all this travelling on rope over
Not content with astonishing Blondn by proving thai
American excel him the tight rope, he must
now out-Godard GODDARD At four O'Clock to-day he will
ascend in the balloon United States, which he has
chartered and its reaching elevation OF one thou
sand feet will throw himself on TO rope suspended lofty
will perform some Of his thrilling feats Among the
number will be hanging on by one foot from the rope
supporting nmSeu Dy MS Gill; &C. Iuo ontin8 VI ~sD
feat combined with the balloon ascension at i've ocook
and the Saturday concerts win doubtless depopuais o.
city for the time being and leave with few inhao
tants that the modern census takers will rejoice.
MUSIC AT THE PARK.
The Park Commissioners announce that there will BE-
music on the Mall at the Park to-day, commend ng q
three o'clock p NJ, If the weather Is nne by the Park
Band under the leadership Of II. b. Dodworth. The
following Is the programme n
PART
l. Overture to Gle Pre- Aux Ceres". ...........I I'll
2. Promenade-"Hoch Won Dockstein,. 49,. b
8. Allegro Bin, from Symphony No. I. .BeethcI
II.
4 March-"American Camp. ....... Rockefeller
s. Overture to "Jessondo' .SpOhr
g. Quickstep from "n Giuramento" .Mercadanto.
T. Grand selection from "Moses' .R0ssini
PART III.
8. Polka-"Humonsten" ......................Bil se
Q. Fantasia beautiful Dreamer" n B. Dodworth
10 Ratapan "Deila Gloria" from "Il Fora del
Destin0'' Observation-Disclosures. Verdi
II. Galop-"Ama Sieges" ...................Sta sny
The Union
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HrPporHRArRoS.-T equestrian drama, or as II has
been more recently named, the Arabian opera, has as
sumed a permanent position among our metropolitan
places Of amusementa fact we are pleased to record
because, under It's present MANAGEMENT at the Hippo
theatron the public afforded class of performances
that are most desirable Classic graceful and highly
pertaining without anything vulgar coarse the scenes
presented are calculated particular to amuso
the young The FIRST matinee Of the season, wcdnes-
day was very largely and ashlonaby attended. There
will DO another MATINEE TO-DAY
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THE INVESTIGATION FHzIE AT ALBANY.-The
trial of our city officials at Albany has been
completely muddled. Governor Fenton, after
spending few hours over the charges, has
postponed further examination to some future
day. 1t is very evident that nothing whatever
will be done. The indications are that the
Governor will continue to devote day or two
now and then to going through the motions Of
an investigation, to give him an opportunity
to adjourn IL, and thus finally postpone the
whole thing to the day of judgment. In fact,
we begin to think that the Governor Is as bad
as the rest If there was any power, civil or
military, possessing the jurisdiction, the best
thing that IL could do for the city and State
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THE MAYoRALrY.--It Is talked among the
democrats to nominate General Sickles for
Mayor. General Dix is also spoken Of as q
candidate; but in view Of the reported changes
in the Cabinet, which are probable, General
Dix may have q position there. General
Sickles can, no doubt, be elected Mayor with
tclat, and, II nominated by the democrats, that
psrty will probably secure both the State and
the CITY,
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would be to take Governor Fenton and the
fussy, sorehead politicians Of this city and
lock them up together In Sing Sing. Governor
Fenton has recently visited that prison, and no
doubt selected acell; he should be permitted
to occupy it In company with the malignant
soreheads and city oflciala II any person
should see at to institute counter investiga-
ton into the past life ofthe accusers, including
the Governor, we have no doubt that they
would And sufficient cause for their incarcera-
ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-30

SALE or 0UNB0AT TO TIE HAYTIuh o0vHhHmNT.
The United States gunboat Gaiatea third cisa eleven
guns liza tons measurement has bean sold ~ Acting
Rear Admiral G. y. Bell the oommandant Of the Brook
Ign Navy Yard 10 the Haytien government. for $6409o
The Galasss 10 Of the following dmsnaoas:-Lsnsth.
900 feet breadth 90 feet depth Of bold 11N eet b.
diameter q cylinders ~ inches, stroke % inches I've
horizontal tubular boilers and four furnaces the 0asee
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ment for naval vessel The Galatsa will Be equippee
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viii compose portion Of the Of Ne Gaisssa on hs
passage to Port al Prince.
THE xIANroNoNAH.
The double tsneted iron-elad Nsntoncnnsh has not
gone sea- erroneously published In several Of The
local papers yesterday She has merely gone TO the
compass station on Sandy Hook there 10 remain sever
days in order TO test her compesses she will probably
remain there several days. and then proceed on her ~
trial trip.
PILL FOR POLITICIANS.
II has always beou u,,... With nncians TOW week1
prior TO general State elections to oveun tho navy
yards and public works with surplus and unnecessary
number Of aborers and mechanics with the ultimate
view Of getting these to vote particular ticket On
election day. Admiral Bell has turned the tables these
worthless this year. which has had the effect 70 mako the
Interested parties very indignant The Han.. IN BE
work Of retrenchment now going OF In the Brooklyn
yard has ordered tho discharge Of vera hundred men,
In his order 70 the master mechanics he Expresses hs
wish not to discharge those who have served In the army
or navy during the rebellion-ony the stay a. homo
men who got fat the public expense during the war;
Admiral Bell deserves the thanks Of the country for his
independent action In this case
ARRIVAL OF THE GUNB0AT BOXER.
Tho steam gunboat Boxer Captured blockade runner,,
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant H. H. Gorrnge twenty four
hours from Boston, Mass arrived at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard yesterday afternoon The Boxer Of the fastest
vessels Of her in the navy She made the passage
from Boston this port within twenty four hours carry
ing only twelve pounds Of steam She comes here for
reDairs