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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-01
FOR S AL E.


CHEF ACsTzeiyG AND nrsBuRsISG OFFICE
Madison, August Is, 1865.
fE'HE public hereby notified that all inst and
proper claims for expenses incurred in reruftfTa
IN inns state properly crargeafe ~ the fond for cot
L7-lhs drllIug and Organizing volunteers mus he
presented at this Office at once for adjustment
g. x. GIDuINGS
ct.-.,, ii. Col. 10th L. S Infantry,
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-01
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-01
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and IN a IJw state Of normal action
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-01
From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor afBap.fst hrrch
Germantown. Penn

No. r - "a % r 81 - TNr .Frn
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p
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.ef7pf.l..' ~ .I as Il most es's-i.at l1s..'.ne.-
not they vii! pro-Fe. -.1-liiar -.-.gs- ~ others
Yours truly, WARREN RANDot FL,
Ve'.AaAi""n' IA.
- nf:I..4 ms; ~ " ---'''.-'s az r.
naa Bf.ssr- in my fi.y fre4.s...y, an prepared 70
say -. Z. EEL +, . ,I. $50 '.a. IN
sf-s and most ralaabl. remedy Of Which have gy
5ao"lease. lo-rs' se-2e..s-a. fully !. i. ENEE.
~ rect
From, the FSy NJ Izens formerly rastor IF tie
NJ Ja-issoa. D .r5.rtr.-I r..l tia ,,r.as.,r,
thus. of nv o..a accord TO bear tes..-ga-rF ~ -r ~
ceiience of he German atters some wears since he
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Z s''a. l''.'t.'.'.S disease, and
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ny ~t..asst ts .-erss iepaaattan.ta 9taine5.
d;so-lsrfnr ll.,5 ana ,rs,, ~. .sa3
~ friend 5otry 'o, + Of your German Birers.
ila - t.' 1'Ee sE15reneedEr ea. AMI unexpected
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-11-01

Is recommended BY all the leading 'ysicians.
C0ErS D1sREPyL4 CCREy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-07

low THE LADIES or SAVANNAH
DREss.--A correspondent Of the Gin.
ciauati Commercial writes from Sa-
vannah an interesting letter, from
which we take the following para
graphs
The southern people have been
greatly pinched.ot late by the war
The customs Of the people Of Sayan-
nah denote the truth Of the assertion.
Nv bat is the news North n | was
asked by an officer q whom had Just
been introduced. "How do you know, :"
| quered IN turn, "that | am not a cit :
izeh Of Savannah Z" Looked al your
boots. said he, square tots Ever
SINCE, II other maTks-al, / caich my
sell gIancing a, the footgear 81 citizens
] meet, aud | have reason 10 believe
Tie test in,allibIe. As to some OF tie
childrea lLis speculation Is useless, for
iaey afe baFeioUIed, though neatly
dressed sthcFsise The laJies have
gone iar back into discarded wardrobe
lor their walking hsbis. They affect
black mostly Thsy wear has with
faded ribbons, or a0Hnets of the anti.
qualed kiss mr. quick design. They
10 moi pie up tbeif own hair AMI ev.
eryoody else's they can lay hands on,
ia waterfalls, OF kindred capillary con-
ceits.
Should ! ask lady d Savannah If
sae Wore am,ea aGd rats, il i Yer,
likely she would think mc lndyeoroas
Il pot demented. 1t ins.nuated thar
Il has become necessary 10 wear cape
10 the bonnet, she would probably
deem The Yankees as mendacious 4
southern journals assert them to be so
often. There is something touching
IN Tie plainHess 81 their dress, saaae..
1--we here and there of having been
turned, and worked over. with what.
ever touch Of coquelry their re lucea
or perhaps, oppofluni-
Ties would permit Then their air is
marked by extreme dejeciioa--uot de-
iiance. noticed, yesterday, in church. |
a number OF ladies sitting beside our
private soldiers, IN their own pews. !
aad quietly crushing away tie tears
rs az eloquent preacher spoke OF res
ignation. Alas that American wo-
men should ever have cause to lei fan
1 lrop 50 fraughs siih a basement and !
eli AZ, 1s4ii0n.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-07
THE GREAT ENGLISH Remedy.
sIg JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS


THIS Invaluable medicine s unflilms IN the euro
ofa those painful and dangerous diseases Incident
to The female constitution.
It woaeraies an excess, remoycsull distractions
from whatever cause, and brings On the monthly
period with regularity
These Pills should not be taken BY females that
are pregnant during OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
as they are sure 70 bring on Miseprr ee; but az Is
cry other time and IN every ot5r case they are per
focty safe.
In al cases o. Nervous and spnal Affections, palm
~ the Back and Limbs, Icayiness Fatigue on slight
,i0n, raipatation e the Heart Lowucss OF swr
Is, Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites and al tHe
painful diseases occnsions by disorlercd system
heso Pills win effect eure ahen Oh oLicr means
ave failed
Full directions IN pamphlet around each package
wairh should be carefully preserved,
They can be sent ia q bottle. containing 81 pills
post free By enclosing / land three-eont snimpsto
any agent Sold BY all Druggists.> sole Jnitcd
States agent, JOB MOSES,
ly4l q C0rtl1ndt street New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-07

IuE tHtfbsrN FBoEsnru rBs.
The otjeH ioe wt5rh Secretary
Stanton laiely SISTED Gen.
s. revealed IL the imponant order 81
tbe latter. assigning che South Caro-
lina Sta I,Iauds aud Ihe cotton ard
riee lands along BE coast, i8r thirty
miles back from lhe sea, ia this slaty
aHl Georgia and eastern Florida. Is
the emaae.pael agfoc The aet
has ~ auhoi ! If cis5l law. ard this
i the reason O. doing lhrJ0sl. Gen.
sasrman.as aa aci of war ID Is 40.
pareui.y wise mea.ure. Tho Stands
age very fefi.ie and easily defended.
aad ihe lands along The rivers viii on
~ % ONE occupied as they become
de.ensihIe. Strict ab0litioaits uill enid
s3metLins to object 60 10 ihg exclusion
~ white from iae negro domain, lat
i i doubtless necc sary for tie pro.
lection 81 tae freed people against
fraud and social eoalamiu alton while
q tie transition state Amer the
country has been pacidel. AMI south
eru industry /. organized on The new
principle d paid labor, TO such Spa.
ration oflhe races will be required
For lle present there are many good
reasons tor il. The freedmen TO
shall obtain landed estates in Gen.
Saztoa's department viii be- fortunate.
With forty acres Of cotton land to 4
family, moderate industry viii not on
y support them comfortably, but make
taem eventually wealthy, a. they learn
70 eonbiac thrift with industry. With
The principle thus established that our
military ammanders may divide he
conquered soil OF The South among its
slaves wr need not trouble ourselves
iurh,r about ihe legality Of coniisca-
tion. This /, contiscalion Of the most
radical sort + 4agfea RYub.
The London Times emphatically
coulradicts lie revived rumor thai
England and France design recogniz.
Ing tie Southern Coufedcracy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-07

AFFECTING iNcpESr During
SuENAN $ GREAT RAID ~ ietel
from a major on sac staff oi a popular
general gives tlle following hsrtosing
incident that ocR0rrcd daEiag General
Shennan's great march through Geor-
gia--in fact the only painiai clrcum-
stance connected With The march. Al
Miiledgeyille The residence Of Gov.
Bnwn was sacked, aud len boxes 81
odd Sherry, branded 81. we're found.
The mouths oi certain staff officers had
Jasi begun 10 Naier, when Gen. How
ard came up. and. asceriaining the
state Of affairs. tlbe General don't
drink, ordered the bottles to be bro.
ken. Remoustraace WAS useless, and
the eyes ol the gallant officers, whose
mouths bad begun 10 water, oiled With
tears, as The choice liquor ran into the
sacred soil Of Georgia, and they de-
elared ( pom honofj that il was the
mos; painful sigh, they had ever wit-
nessed--Loaaserilie JoarnaI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-07

Cot. STEPHEN THoMAs.-We
had the pleasure few days since Of
meeting Col. Stephen Thomas Of the
Eighth Vermont, who has just been
houorably mustered out of service, his
original term Of service hay ng expir-
ed. This brave and meritorious Off
GERS departure from service wall be a
source Of regret to an who have known
the Colonel since his entry into serv-
ice IN February 1862. lie las earn
Cd reputation for personal gallantry
and for devotion 10 the wauis ct his
men, that will keep him long in re-
gard. Port Hudson, Cedar Greek,
Winchester are names fraught With
proud memories for Col Thoms, and
the olh Vermont. such has been hi-
high standing AS an officer. that lie
has during almost his entire term on
sryice commanded a brigade His
promotion TO a brigadiership has long
since been asked for by his superior
officers; many prominent citizens Of
Vermont, aud our Congressional dele.
CATION. Bot their efforts. have luen
irgilless, aud The Colonel leaves the
service without the rank so justly due
him. not even receiving the eompli-
meut Of breyet. The following ex.
tract from Maj Gen. Emory's order
mastering Col. Thomas out Of SER
vice, IS a fitting tribute to 81. bravery
and good conduct: :" he Genetal
commanding regrets exceedingly to
lose the services II ca. Thomas whom
be las twice recommended 10 be bre-
vstled for gallanry and meritorious
services, and A. jet eniertains the
hope that Col Thomas Will receive
the promotion that he merits, anl re-
turn 70 tie corp-s
Mai-6en. Sheridan also has ex-
pressed a desire chat the Colonel
should be made a briga Ter In view
o. these facts, we cannot but express
The oplnioh thar this gallant son Of
Vermont has been s0gserlcre unfairly
dealt with. Though the War Depart
merit 90 not appreciate the bravery
and devotion OF Col. Thomas TO tie
cause, We are confident bis fellow cit-
gems at home warmly appreciate his
and services for the Union,
AID We. earnestly hope that some pub
he recognition may ye; be made Of so
valuable a. officer Burlington Times.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-07

@LKr Mk FIaE OSg Gun FOR FREE
AMERICA. A correspondent OF the
Albany Ereiiag journal relate the
following: As | vac stsndiug in the
Capitol Park Wednesday morning.
watching the firing 81 the cannon, a
lady, draped m deep black, stopped
and asked, If thry we're firing on ac-
count Of the Constitutional amend
menli Size WAS told yes. "Oh =
said Sue. "lgt ne Ere oas gun for Free
1mSrica = Size pulled the string
without diuching, and walked quietly
sway. IL struck me thar Size might
lie wearing black for some dear ore
who had given bis ljle lon bis country.
and II 80. size woald enJoy tive salts
faction that Il hs4 nos begn given IL
VAN.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-07

We assert il BOLDLY There are no other
medicines Sc reliable, ehectual and convent
ent as iloGLowAY's Puts AND 0IS1Mgyr
always ready for use. They arc Invaluable
to the Soldier exposed to wounds, Sores, Fe-
yers,! and Bowe! Complaints, They never
fail
Il the reader of this 'notice" cannot get
abox ofPills Of Ointment fom the drug store
IA bis place, Lot him write to ne, 50 Maiden
Lane, enclosing the amount, and will mail
him box free Of expense Many dealers
will not keep my medicines on hand because
they cannot make as much profit as on other
persons make. SO cents, 50 cents. and
u 40 per box or pot. Soldiers supply
yourselves.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-07

FRENeH BLuNpERs. French
newspapers make sad Fofk With Eng.
hsh names ard titles 10 4 Is, 81
dsaihs u distinguished persoaages
during 1884, ceFiain Americans arr
mentioned As follows Stephen Pos
Ter, distinguished composer, q single
one 81 whose compositions, sOld Fox
At Home, brougli him 60 600 fraucs.
"JosAga Gi91nks." sihe AisaF Geo
eral Le0uidas, eK-bisirop Of Looisia.
ma and John Qaiacy. enc u the
ogadsfs Of the American .R-pabiic.
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A DELIGHTFUL CORDIAL & YaLusRLE

ToSlc. Hrmaa & Co.'S Cordial Elixir 81 Ais
ava Bark possessing the active ana usfi known
properties q Is Peruvian BaFk in n.ss agreeable
frH u wan ie f5gul valaah.a reuie.{a 81 eases
Bat particularly as prevtatlyo to Fewer aul
Aeae isisa pleasant and IaiatabIe cordial and is
much saper - taa commga vhiskey sud run
t1terss much ia asp. sod b Druggists.
uEGEMAN & co,
smss Casa.sis aad Druggists. New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-07

TIE lri decision 9f chief - tice
chase, ~ The supreme court IL the
United States, was that Wta Viraia.
IA i g'ily state. TIE decision uss
ga en- 90 the question Fiacps lie name
OF The state on lLe hsg when ealing
docket.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-07
sr0WELL BAHy4HD'. n-,ata.


GTATE OF VERMONT. ara prabats court
~ Manchester District 81 holden NJ tie Probate
Oh.ee, % Manchester 10 aud for said District 90
the 25th day u January, $3.50
Prcaant, Hon }. vs. bATCHFLbEB Judge
The Administrator "a tle u6E.te ~ 5t5Weil Bar.
nard lA.c q PrFg. 10 sid district deceased applies
IN writing ior icIunc % sfls 40 TIE real estate IL
said deceased except the widow dover ana home
stcad.) and To- resersssu " the dover and asl the
personal property, except such IS shall bs assgnsd
ihe AidYE, representing tAag Rj.I hf itlafeilI 10
The bers and those Interested b. said esfaie iy req
- q . pUrt0iH ~ sAt beifs F-itiDg 0at 81 tss
SL4ie asa Otherwise ttt said Base be- INSIDE though
not necessary q pay debts
WhareapoH Ct Has ordgra1 that said application
be beard & . Probate gurf o. le beA ID she Pro-
bat Office, q Manchester e aad lar SAID bisiriet
% d. last Wednesday . FehrUsy isfs aa4 tiat
81 persons iniarested % SAID Estate ~ notified
thereof by publishing copy 81 Che record 81 tals
orflcr isree week sareessE5i Hibe 4AsrltEs1EG
JatEHAl. printed ag Manea tsf ti.a iast III al,{aa
Publications st-t I. pfefieastg sod tlue Z! EtsF-
ing
s. ~ Z. FOWLER u sis.sF
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-07
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.

BRYlN7S PUL.NO.NIC U'lFERS.
arc untaiing tbs cnrc of eou9Hs, COINS AsfuNA
BRosom1ls soRr TnaoAr, ItoAuBsENfss, ufn.
uLr BgEATnlse. NotrEvT CoNsrnrroN. ASH
DISEASES or THE Lvses They have no taste o
medicine, and any child llltakc Thorn. Thousands
have been restored hoalth thatbad before despair
Cd. Testimony given IN hunrcds d cases a single
dose relieves ia rES AISurEs
Ask for Bryan's Pulmouic WATERS the oririna
and only genuine Is stamped Bryan spurious
kndsare offered for sale Twenty Give cents box
Sold BY al Druggists
JOB MOSES sole Proprietor
ly4l u Cortland street. New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-07

Gen. Gilmore !. eiieates bis recent
report % Honorable f. sic NJ. Stan
ioh, ior bis truth and candor i a man,
he PURIFY = = patriot. ard b. @iss, IN.
satrsy aud justice ~ public a6efr'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-07

80 Wool Grower shasij ttvaa afaag pra
ration that ooatalas sulphur Is h ar 81.
stroy thg Gsro oftAe woal oas pound st gHta.t
rosAooo VII make twelve s4iioh Easa sal can.
tains The strength " eight poaul, u rolae.o, as
prepared y farmers.
Aernt-.wanted. In every Wool District
JAMES + LEylN, Agent South Down Co.
dm8s "a Central Whart Boston
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-07
EW GOODS

\ EW GOODS
JE1 Ee-trp 81
CONE 81 BURTON :.
oll Coed, Marked Bava.
GREAT REDUCTION
Ia Prices
IHf FINEST sTfLEs on pELAlNFs
- a ya ,6ts day luec isA.)
uuSEt nuRroSs
i HAIrs rlreNT Mat CUTTER s sruF
- t&G Ese best Mtat DHHsr tp usa lenA
m' ItH"at fes1biBs}t ff autk scasleF thap ath.
ttat tnti g iaine Wlih 8a.o smnHht 81 poH
IL tt q snoHniot neft Astbe pasts are
{ r. p. q \. 81 .fg
~ by CoNk btEroN
MELLOW COFFEE SUGAR a. 81 as pef lh., a.
eoNI 4 RtgfONs
'Tnt INST 4 coFFEr sroAu a. 81 ~.s
= lef tA q CuNE HuBr0NA
| (EEsHEp roWpMEn aad GRAEu1Aa~
9Hsals for go eia fcf ih 81
coNE &nuBroNA
Coon GRrEN TEAS. ttq5 p.As
- eoNL& RrEroSS
pRiNTs tl4t colors ana Good Cloths, Is csp ~
u yard At CONF BuEToNs
~ LANES, now ran STYLES % et,pcr yard 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

cas-. se5. sa5. s2s.
SCHOLARSHIP III Bryant i strattons Com
mercia Colleges Or s2. Enquire 81 thls oGce.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-07
New York Wholesale Prices
CURRENT or PRODUCE.
EErogr1n ron rHE NAScuEsTER JOURNAL, 81
w. =. 35ci lure & Co.,

No. $50 Fulton Street, New York
] Who receive Country Produce such as quoted to
ssil on commission make liberal advances on con
s.2niuentS-(When desircd) aud refer 70 President
~ NorLh River Bank Wow York city shippers
Furnished regularly with market reports
we quote for the week ending Feb. 9th, IS fol
lows:
FLOUR
Extra Western 940a gT5
Baltimore country trade famil, extra il 50a II 80
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-07
MARRIAGEs.

IN East Dorset Jan 81, by Rev 4, $, Cushman
HENRY S. CHAMBERLAIN, Il Manchester, and
HATTIE G. LANDON, o. Dorset
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-07
BOOTS and SHOES.
latest fashion.

IHItst IlshlOn,
Ladies and Misses Glove Kid Balmoral Boots
Ladies and Misses Pebble Calf do do
Ladies aud Misses Kid Bal. and Congress.
Ladies and Misses Cloth Bal. and Congress-
Children and Infant Shoes, every variety.
Ladies Leather Travelling Bags.
Willow Cabs, willow Child's High Chair,
Willow child's Rocking Chair,
Willow Nursery Chairs, Fancy Cabs,
Boys Carts aud Wheelbarrows.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-07

GPLENptD HAsEET TOyE CAssIMFRTs.
- Heavy Beaver Cloths fancy Cashmere.
Iweeds, Satiuets flauuels &c, AZ For sale by
CONE e BUTTONS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-07

BEAUTIFUL Worstei Plush cloakhgs. 1850
- per yard at cVsE& BrRToN's
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HEAVY WOOL suAwLs. by IA. for $40 4,
- CONF 4 BUTTONS

YEPHYR knit uOops sontsrs geagtfs,t
~ Capes, Mullins skating Caps good egs5rtt.sBt
nt CONE 4 buGI0Ns
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-07
NOTICE

NJ lCE-
Taken for Taxes amounting'to al, -. an undl-
i yidcd interest IN the following described lot of
land, 20 wit. Fifty acre lot No a, in the fifth az
yoi0n IF lots ID the Town Of Sunderland. and So
much Of said undivided interest In sid lot will be
sold ut Public Auction, at the Rail Road Depot IN
Sunderland on the Fourth day 0f March next a. to
O'Clock In the forenoon as shall be requisite Z, dis
charge said taxes with costs unless previously paid
Dated at Sunderland, this 25th DAY Of january A.
d., 500
3w3s w MARBLE, istCoust.ble
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con D.. s. BURTON $.
Oil Good, Marked Daua.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06
Nv tho Steamer Hecla.

The following is a summary Of the steamship
Uecla's news:
Tho steamship Hecia len Liverpool on the morning
OF November 81 for Boston direct.
The steamship Africa. nom Boston. reached Liver.
pool at 10 p. IN. on the 10Th.
The steamship City OF Boston. from New.York, ar
rived at Queenstown at 8 a. H. on the 2lst.
The London TINES has reason to believe that at O
cabinet council held on the 18th II was determined 10
address energetic circumstances 10 the Spanish GOV
eminent against the conduct OF the admiral command
Ing the Spanish fleet of Valparaiso. and against the
means taken by Spain 10 enforce her demands upon
Chill cabinet messenger conveying Instructions 20
the British minister et Madrid was dispached iroin
London the same evening.
The Times says Earl Russell is proceeding win the
readjnstment OF the Ministry IN rope 'na' "He" al
lament meets 1t will present fair 'front.';
The Taes repeats the runor that sir kopert feei mas
resigned Tho Irish secretayshp and Is to be succeeded
The Times aso says Mr.. INIT rctires from the Vice
Presidency Of the Board OF Trade WHEN position mas
been offered 10 Mr. Goschen and accepted.
has been further prorogued to the esth Of
December mat. oo,, 4. ~,
MersisS Pea, tsys: Pigeon H0use' Fort, command
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06
Great Britain.
TIE SHENANDOAH.

From The Manchester Guardian, Nov. n
After brief stay in the Mersey, the new famous
cruiser Shenandoah left the Mersey yesterday route
10 New York. under command OF Captain Freeman.
formerly Of the United States ship Resclute The
Shenandoah since she arrived in the Mer'
sey has undergone some trihing repairs.
necessary after her lato raid among the whalers
In the Arctic Steam was got at an early hour
yesterday morning and at about twenty minutes past
twelve the Shenandoah. with the United States ensign
flying, steamed slowly out OF the Mersey. large
number of oeple witnessed her departure
The report that the Pgeon'houso Fort at Dublin
had been strongly garrsoned and otherwise strength.
ened, Is confirmed.
A Dublin dispatch Of the 2lst says that rumor &C
counts for the arming OF Pieeon-house Fort by the
alleged appearance OF doubtul vessels in the Channel
The Magazine Fort in Pbenix Park has been siaariy
strengthened These movements are attributed to in
creased discipline in the gIrisons under Sir Hugh
Rose
public meeting to take place at Manchester to
demand from the Government most searching inVes'
tgation OF the recent proceedings In Jamaica.
Applications we're being received from the Govern
ment by the various Poor.Lsw Unions throughout
England for return ofthe number Of dwelling houses
classified according 10 the respective rates paid The
Morning Poa iDfers that this is preliminary to Reform
bill