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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-29

THE EMPEROR NICHOLAS AND
THE AoroR.-The following anecdote
is new, and exhibits the late Emper-
or of Russia IN new character, as
well as records one Of the most hap
py escapes from an awkward position
that wit and presence Of mind might
afford. Some years ago there was a
very celebrated comic actor at st.
Petersburg named Martinolf lie
bad most extraordinary powers Of
imitation, and was so great a fayorite
with the public as sometimes to ven.
ture interpretations Of his own, instead
Of following the advice Of Hamlet to
The players, to speak no more than
is sel down FOR then.' The Emper-
or al The same time had a high cham
berlain, or parsonage Cling a similar
office, named Polotisky. Whether
Tor fun or malice ,Marlinof, while per-
forming, coariyed 10 let 81 some puns
against the great man which were
warmly received BY the audience. -
Tie consequence was, as soon as the
play was over, the actor found him
self in he custody Of guard Of sol
diets,who took him to prison, where he
was told he was 10 be confined for a
fortnight. Not content with this, Po-
loiisky either told the Emperor him
self or contriyed that it should come
to his ears that tie player had actual
y had the presumption 70 indulge in
limitations Of his Imperial Majesty.
Ga his Liberation MarlinoH went 70
Court 10 pay his respects as usual,
and the Emperor told him Of bis ac-
cusation. which he denied. Well,7
said tie Emperor " II you never did,
let me have All imitation Of myself
now. We know you can DO 80 il you
choose" This was an awkward and
dangerous position for the poor actor,
who felt h. should get into trouble
for either Filling short Of, o. orerd0-
ing The character Sill he aulocrat
was determined; there vas no escape.
Suddenly a bright lhouatt struck the
player, aud, drawing himself up, b.
ass1mpd lhe exact bearing and man
uer Of the Emperor. aud, in voice
30 Ike lhat II made every one pres
ent start, SAID Posks give Mar
tinoff himself thousand silver ru.
bles Stop, said I'll Emperor, /" |
have heard quite enough TIE imi-
talian Is admirable, bot tie entertain.
menl promises 10 be TOO expensive
Give Aim the raoies, Poloiisky and
now mind. SO, let ibis be the last time
you ever dare 10 mimic no here or
el.ev here u i, Of course, uanec
c.sary 10 Say Mar,iuof was TOO glad
70 pocket the money and escape 50
weil.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-29

4 writer in the St. Louis Demo.
crat, giving the details u the killing
Of Rev. +. T Lovcjoy and The des.
,ruetion o. Iiis printing establishment
by 40 Alton mob, N 1887 says II
may PROVE interesting 70 kno@ that
he young man who killed him vas
himself killed in the most barbarous
manner short time aherward, 10 a
iracas ID : bar-room fthe st. Charles
Hotcl a Nes Odeu1s, aud that the
man who fired tie root died IN the
Penileuliary, vheic be was sentenced
for seventeen years for lti2hway rob
berry IN Cincinnati.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-29

n Mothers INFLUENCE. - More
than sundred years ago there lived
in London the wife Of a sea-caplain.
Who were her ancestors, where she
Was born and what Of her life, no one
knows or ever will know. She was
early left a widow with fatherless
child; but she feared God, and felt
her responsibility TO the child Ok her
love. But in spite Of mothers teach
ings, lie went to sea, and became
one Of the most prof gate Of young
men but never, IN all lis wanderings
and dissipations, could liz rid himself
Of The remembrance Of the sad sweet
face Of his mother, nor her carr EST,
patient and loving teachings. She
died, but her pfayora bond him fast
10 the throne Of Sod and John New.
ton became one Of The best Of men.
His pious conyel alton vas the means
Of the conversion Of Dr.. Buchanan,
whose work, Star in the kasl," led
Adoniram Judson 10 the Saviour, con
yerted Or. Scott, the commentator
Cowper's piety was deepened, Wilbcr-
force became a changed man, and
wrote A Practical View Of Christ
ianity,' which converted Leigh Rich
mond, who wlote The Dairynan's
Daughter" aud how many souls That
book has awakened and led to the Sai
vioar, and viii continue TO DO, only
the records Of eternity can tell
Mothers however poor and obscure,
and unbnown,l look upon your boyhood
aud remembering what God bath
wrought through such us you, take
courage, and pray in faith thar tho
same can be done by you.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-29


The LELANDs." Ne find the
following pleasant gossip about the
famed "Lelands' in Saratoga letter
10 fhe Troy Times:
Renowned hotel keepers seem 10
have been more extensively produced
il Vermont tIlan in any other State
Of the Union. There are the How
ards, Stevens, Willards, and the Lee
lands, all from the Green Mountain
State, The Lelands having made them
selves the most famous Of them all.
Hotels is their forte, having projected
and made successful th. Metropolitan
Hotel Of New York, the Occidental
Of Sau Francisco, and the Union Ho-
tel Of Saratoga. There are five broth
ers, four of whom are engaged ~ the
hotel business. Aaron, HE eldest,
whose sons are the proprieors Of the
Occidental at San francisco, resides
at Cleveland, Ohio. Simeon, The see.
ond. is the eldest Of the brothers Of
the firm Of S. Leland & Co, proprie-
tors Of the Metropolitan, New York
city. Maj Wm. w. Leland, eldest .of
the firm OF Leland Brothers, propric-
tors Of the Union Hotel establishment
of Saratoua, Is tie third Charles,
the fourth is the European trasler ;
Warren, the fifth and youngest, is the
renowned mountain tonrist, having
gone twice overland to Behring's
Straits. without losing bis scalp or
spoiing bis capacity for writing Up
his adventure, both of whom { (Cbarles
and Warren are also connected with
tile Saratoga Union establishment
The Lelauds arc something more and
outside OF the hotel business Will
lam, the Major now at Saratoga the
most adventurous Of the brothers, se
cured the Legislative action necessary
"a ensure the building, ultimately, ot
the Pacific RaiIaay; he projected the
building OF toe Metropolitan az New
York. and the Opera House aud other
great Improvements IN ihe Saratoga
house ofihe firm; be was, ~ The begin.
ninaof the war,the owner Of ranch o.
thirty thousand acres 10 Texas. winch
IL ssau arybrrft4d IA abandon III
twelve hours uotice.or merely b. hung
on accouHt of loyal principles com-
ing North to save lls neck and c0un-
trt be- Joined the Union army-iirst
a Chief Commi sary of Granfs staff
participating 10 the battles of Forts
II Try and Donelson Shiloh and Pitts
Lar. Landing losing horse from ua.
der Aim At the latler point, and 20
forth.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-29

al pond g 8 ,ls II r,fari
Pea s.se, tie following description
Il Affairs d General rerry' Head.
qnarer
4 Connecticut woman, whose bias
band Is in a reg ment 90 the noun
aius ot Central yrgnia, hopes tbe
General will detail hgr spouse tor %.
ty ia Richmond. lest ne .houll fall.
sick 10 tbe country although his health
is slill uuinpaired a half dozen or
more are here for rations or 10 o z
the gift Of horse or mule. The
chiei Q4artermasger enters, saying he
has promised 10 refer a case t. The
General, about which he has 40 doubt
himself A seersh willow had apple
ed for ige army wagons 10 move her.
sell and child, with furniture, seventy
i've miles into the country She
plead poverty The ever kml hear.
ed Quartermaster suggests her second
marriage as a substitute for Govern
men, ud.
A party Of sacesh women came Ii
to ASK for an ambulance for picaic
ride, and when prompt negative was
returned one Of the damsels leaned
across the table and said coa&rngly
Ihjnk you might. Now do. Some.
times when the Government i 10 he
HE gamer by sending of to The coun-
try poor family which Is on the re-
laiion list, transportation IS furnished.
A woman applied to be moved to Port
Royal with her furniture. She was
impUrlunale, calling again aDd again
TO plead her cause. At length she
was told she c. uld have the desired
teams. Curtseyiiig very graciously,
She replied Well, i thank you, gem
llemen, I've concluded not TO move
until tall. Had she named April /,
the point would have been apparent.
Oae.case more will suffice to indi-
cate he varied duties oi chief 81
staff A woman whose husband lelt
Washington, ID. c., TO enter the rebel
service, losl her property by coniisca-
ton. Then she received a cerkShip
in The post office. Recently she visit
cd Richmond on an exploring tour
With two Noah's ark trunks she drove
directly TO the jeff. Davis mansion
and requested an assignment of quar-
ters from the department commander
Being directed to the hotel she call.
ed a tie office the hext day and was
met by Gen Hawley. She asked for
free transportation TO a distant point
OF the South, her only claim on the
government being that her husband
was guilty of crime againstit When
refused this by the chief Of staff, he
insisted upon seeing General Terry.
Gen. Hawley denied her this privilege
whereupon she grew ilgsolaui and de-
c,ared she would see the department
commander even at the cost Of fore
ing The guard Her efforts in this
lac being frustrated, she showed her.
self Al Gen. Terry's residence IN the
morning, before he was up, and de-
mauded an interview. Gen. lIawley
having, however, informed bis princl-
pa Of the facts, she went away in a
rage with free passage only from
he door"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-29

IIERoEs AND MARTYRs.-F From a
sermon preached by Rev. Z. II. Cha
pin, OF New York, on the subject Of
+" Heroes aud Martyrs" from the text
~" How are the mighty fallen in The
midst Of the battle we take the iol-
lowing beautiful pas age
+" Dead on lie field Of honor ?'---
This. too, Is the record OF thousand,
81 unarmed menwhose influence upon
other generation. is associated with
10 personal diounction,but whose sac
rice wilI lend uhdsiag luslre 10 the
nations archives, aud richer capacil J
+ TO the nation life. And yet these
martyrs are remembered by name.
+ Go visit the mourning homes Of the
/ land homes of wealth and plenty,
some of them but richer now by the
conservation OF sacrifice. But many
Of these are homes Of toll and obscur-
4 ity, from which the head Of support
/ has been taken. or the youthful prop.
/ Poor aud obscure but there the un-
+ known fallen have names and inches
Of solemn, tender memory. And
/ what Leraldry Of palalis walls more
glorious than the Torn cap and the
soilsd uniform that hang ID those
homes where The dead soldiers come
na moley What arist cratic legend
refers 10 q prouder fact than that
which shall often be reci;ed in the
still Summer field. where be labored
ami by the Winter fre.ide where his
place i vacant--"EIe fell Ia tie great
var for Union and for Freedom r
Sleep, sleep. ID quiet, graves, wherey-
q The symbols that yo1 loved 50 well
shall cover end spread over you, By DAY
the flowers ofrcd wbite and bloc and
by night the const. Hated stars, while
out Of these graves there grow. the
better bagves, o the naii5a and times
% come.
Ard whiie Sc praise lie Divine Rui-
e. for ssl his good. and, and ask to com
prebc4d these lessons OF obedience
sod Of faithtalness. lei ns also commit
10 heart the truth ihai, whatever may
e1i, ia higher realms ot biag what
ever = better ard q golden age may
require noa ID cur present time.
aaf present condition, tie dacp i9t-
tirst possibility Of any sphere . ilie
and dui blossoms and homri % ils
Heros- and i Martyrs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-29

HstEH.tr ACttiIG aAEf M t.t.s e.
pc,Ha. IKE poul,er-r, in 4 ca.esea-
lar8. Wiasof d,8 uo. 30 it' before,
bcaus Harris masg bear par, 81
,he mtgH icll oa her friend. lhe
mother pls8ae hersefto secrecy, and
lhc0 Use question arises who is e d.
u" Thr 3ule enc tied 10 its chair.
va. doabtles. chuek.ug and Growing
al the pair ~ hem ad de while. As
Tie most experienced Winsor uHder-
takes Zoe task; and here nothing but
fhe simplicity and minaleuess OF the
mother evidence can d. justice 10 the
story ashed her how she would
DO ii. She said Put il between The
bed-iic6s. She lhea TOOK Ihe cAiid
into the eir Pratt, bedroom. ] did
10, go. She stayed ia minutes, then
came back without ihc babs. She
askel nc look iA ! boxed in and
saw Tie bed made bul no child. The
chid dad nottry rhe prisoners hus-
band came 10 aud ala Where IS the
buy. She said he aunt bad been
mbeb ii away. llr ald Oh. She
brought biu psll aud ue fastened .h-
handle ] asked lin where he was
going wilUtH, paI. lie sad Tip 20
the wood lie went away and the
prisoner said tonne. Did you hear the
child cr -aid Ne, Sae said,
did, and / was afraid my husband
woald heai t. The sirl Pratt came
back and said a short time, but was
seat oui again by the prisoner to fetch
some buns. The girl went out and the
prisoner said she must make haste, as
the g,rI would soon be back She
went out Of tie room aud came back
with the baby II was dead She un-
dressed il and We vent INTO. the bed.
room and opened box. | took OUT
Tie thing il contained Sh wrapped
thechldop in newspapers aad then she
put il into the box. put down the
lid aud she lucked il and put he key
into her pocket Pratt came tome and
the prisoner told her that Mary aunt
had been aud taken away little Tom
MY, and put red socks on il. had
given her piece Of carpet, which is
the one in which the child was found. F"
After this there was some difficulty
about the disposal OF the body, and a
good deal Of haggliag about shiilings
and sixpences on account Mrs. Win
>or appears TO have kept il under a
hutch, quite like dead rabbit; but
meantime another baby's body was
picked up, and trade seems 10 have
been, lively for The nurderess mems
toned that she had an order from
Plymouth tiom gil she had done
il for before, WHO was I" booking 10
be confined, aud offered four pounds
10 Ie taken ia. Good Mistress Wan.
sor would MOI eunltain the proposal,
because . it she bad been honest"
remarked This rigid moraIist, size
would base paid in the first place. '-
By this time here was such an air
with Harris lilte charge that il va,
not sale 10 take il by train; SO she
would 90 with it TO the moor, 70
The moor, accordingly, they went /;
She laid the rartel away, tied up
with worsted; il was found the
uody was identified and Mrs Char
loue Winsor viii never do brisk ttade
again in babies, for she is sentenced
to death and viii certainly be hanged.
London Telegraph, 4ug. /.
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Wani to see Grant mighty bad,dv
you Z said q biae-eoa'ed veteran 10
the ihe people erowding ab1arl toe
CARE at Name raliroaI station, or
their way . get sqgui ai or famous
9 lera. Wa VI wby ip thunder
didni sos cgme down g de front,
when be wanted io -ee yag. hey
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-29

DUCK NiITESS AID GLOVES, maau
ID factured and SOLD by
. w@toYE, AtrsT, NAScmKsrrR.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-29

An association 70 check tie crime
u inlaa,icids has been farraed in Lon
don.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-08-29

Digg ng trenches e said p b. Tie
ground work ~ military e85eaion.
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Aa d 60. - "A 70. .eoo
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-27
SPECIALS TO THE NEW YORK PAPERS.
&c. Sc.. &c. az.


Cako, February 26-The stes mers Liberty
snd Bell from Memphis passed up. the former
with 3l3 bales OF cotton for Evansville, the lat
Ter with ii bales for ST Louis
A Vicksburg correspondent says desefters from
Dick Tsylor army declare there is no intention
on the par, OF the rebel authorities 20 abandon
Mobile. That city always has been the depot for
arms and ammunition, and thst cannon and sup
plies we're recently taken 20 Sems
The same correspondent says IL is reported
that Forrest has IS 600 men under him but be
has not over 6 600 Dick Taylor and Forrest to-
gether cannot muster % 900
Il Is scujectured one OF $40 corps which re-
Gently left Columbus has gone to Mobile
Three iron cads has been stationed az the
mouth Of Red river 10 Illustrate anv raid down
that strea into the Mississippi.
II is rumorsd that General Meredith has been
Ieinststed
The steamer Luminary from New Oreans on
the 18th arrived, en- route for ST. Louis
Much excitement exists in New Orleans in con-
sequence OF publicity by the governor of expo
sure OF a secret society having a permanent or
gsnization end regular meetings. The society
prOiessed 10 be union. but recent developments
prove i; TO be ruled by confederate sympathizers,
whose object is to get political power and through
thar power protect secessionisis in hat CITY from
thei. ins; deserts
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-27

bard Holler. Hun,sr Rscker. John Russell.
Robert Jones. Ferry stegei. yohn Ksuf3er. Szies
s Albert Bushrod FritzeIl Michael Pfsff. Joseph
St.nb, Valentine HAnf. Je-oway Fsrver. Albef;
Molly, Phillip Locbr. wm II Louis. wm " Nit
cbell. 7 g Hallett. Iobn scbeur. Henry Feyh,
Philip Koon Ea F
chss Derrei. weis Dsvi.. Hirsrn Resell,
Coruessy Rtsener. Vim II Vincent, Tbomss
Weaver, jacob A Albert. Alex Ferguson. " b
Mcclure. Chss Dreiger. Geo Msnsfedt, John
Mueller. Henry Saw jacob Hermon. John Heii
man. Benz z ,ass. Patrick Igoe, Wa Rhosds.
Lewis Osierneyer, Joseph Resgsr. jacob VOeue
Ed~ard Kittenhsck. 6o,leib TeTne. H,mlet
Thayer. John B Whiiemore. Christian Wi-ch
never. Wm Welfngton. ID sniel ID avis. " IN Del.
jacob Fl .nbrick. Thomas ) Crooper, Casrell
Seller, Wm Dtv, Clay Csssell
MARION COUNTY
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP
Descit Il-No drawn 81
fwesy r Trone. Channiug Smith. Dapiei
Crouch. wm G Gustus, Eli-hs b Hickman. An-
drew Smith. Geo cunningham. Isaiah Sin
metz, Elisha L0vett, VIM Tucker
Chas Steele. Isaiah n Brenton. Lewis 3 vii
sey. Andrew Martin. Jsssee Reese. John n KEYS
Abel HIffn.n, Iohn w Pottle. Lewis D Murphy
Bernard Leachmsn. solomon Hahn
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From New York,

Nav YoRK. FEs &c, Sir Evening Star from
New Orleans. arrived this m Papers contain
no military news other thsn the quiet progress
of the draft
a letter published in Richmond from Gen.
Lee, ssys srmng of negroes is not only exyedi-
ent but necessary as he does not think The white
population can supply the necessities of long
a letter to The Herald from Sixth Army
Corps. % inst says deserters state that several
brigsdes OF Hills corps have gone south TO rein
force Beauregard and the whole OF Lees army
Is under marching orders.
Another letter dated Feb. "a. SAYS il is known
that considerable portion OF Lees army ye>er-
day was ordered to make four 4 va cooked "a
tons and prepare to carry considerable quantity
Of smmuDiton on person more will probably be
ascertaiDed to-day
Additional precautions being taken at
City Poin, and other places for proper reception
o. rebel rsms which are expected soon 10 make
another st,empt at raid down James river
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an LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTEI

eE LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
be. read the following certificate rsm gentlemen well
Known in this eeaInunity, and doubt no more
i;s general introduction into the army will the
lives OF Thousands Of our soldiers
LornvulK. June ID, 1858
We the andersisnee have the good eHeets Of DIR
JoHs BUIL's CEDEos BrrTrss in Of general dcbh,
and prosraon OF the system, and believe Us general
ase would prevent disease and relieve much suffering
Among soldiers particularly would this be the case
especially those who exposed 20 the nssnatie In
fuences IN the Southern climate.
MAJ. PHILIP sPEsL.
Collector Int. Rev. 50 De. ky
caAS. B. COTTON %
Collector Of the Port Of LoIisvills. ky.
Col. H. DENT.
Provost Marshal General OF Kentucky
RYv. D. p HENDERSON
Vice President Of ssnitsry Commission
BAENRY, HUGHES q CO.
Publishers Denyerst.
gro. p. DcgRN,
Proprietor Louisville Anssisss
HUGHES & PARKEIIL,
wholesale Dry Goods pesl..., N.is street. LssIs-
vile, Ky.
DAVIS, GREEN CO.,
Wholesale Shoe pssiers, xsln street. Louisville.
HART EAPoTBER,
LthOgrspher. corner Market and rAira streets.
Louisville, Ky
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant corner Tnire .sd Make, sts.
Louisville, Ey.
CAPT. z. r. HILDRETH,
- OF tAe ste amer Major Andersen
MAJ L. e. TuURSTON.
Psymsster U. 8. Army.
c. n. METCALP,
National Hotel, Louisville, H
COL. JESSE BALES, s#.
9th Kentucky Csvslry.
GEORGE D. PRENTICE,
Louisville Journal.
SOLD WHOLESALE gY
DAILY. KEEPER d HU
IA South Meridian ST.. indianapolis.
decIs'sS -diykv l2tosu Z
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sEA proposition wss Submitted by the bank
ee- 10 the Council TO take 500 600 of city coud-
on the follO.ing condition.: The banks 70 81
vance the m ,uey "a once. the Council u deposit
cit, orders "a collateral security until the bond
arc Issued. when The banks lake the hnnds al ~
cents on the dollsr. the bonds TO bear Per cent
interes', and tn be paid IN i've years the Conn-
ci pledgiag themselves TO lew tx esch 'etf
paw one fifth OF the priEeiP'l and interest un
oil paid In the meinrime. AMI until the ooud-
are issuei. the e ,uncil % paw one PEI cen =
month tor the u>e II the money We under
stand this proposition acceptei b. the
Council, ~ n meeting on Sturdy
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THE DIR ATT CONTINUES ID.
CITY-FiE-T WARD.
ciency so; number drawn 100.

Deficiency 81 number drawn 100
George X Ha.. Jacob Becker. Henry Severen.
ID avid Dessir. David W B.rnetf, Jsme. II ,sson
Nicholss Schreng. Ctn'on Taylor. Henry II
Elder. Albert X nix n. Jr Michael Waters, L NJ
Phipps. Morris Levi. ,cob X shn, Thorn "a
Sinvin. John Richard. Herman Renenschinier,
John Huele. William Cowan. Didrick A Bohlen.
William L - o I. "a 'ob Semitz. John H,isch.
Eij,h H,ltord. Robert ,-kins, Michael
Sulsven. George Heller J ines n Densen. Austin
Deb ri. D. II G VI .rtin. ,muei ,Rder W IN
W Downing, William W johnson. Joseph DicI
nan. J,mes Keilsher. John J wrngate. A &
Murdoch Isaac B Johnson, Clemens Bach. John
ksyser. EZ-s Sergent. Charles Fisher. Michael
Leonard J I'm y sanders. Herman Hgemer; Chss
g Bryaut. Jesse Young. Lewis p Repp, George
Flicker Jane Wells
Auth. ny Miller. Christian Spiegle. John
q ,ldnsugh. George L REX. james Dslsny,
Charles Z 'oney. ID ,nieI L mes. homss Cshill,
Josi4h Dunwoody. David J RYAN. stephen Ne
Cuty. Averly Gu Ia n. J .mes Smelser, Henry T
Lippsrd.s John DRY. Le~is Washington WIN
Turner. George X Share Nelson Freem job
c Sockwell. James. Bates. j. iua Tucker
James Albeit. John T Fourl. Oliver Blv,
Christ Clinsmth. Peer Coon. James " Hebble
Gerge Durham, Cicero Siberts. Johnson
Freaerick. VIM A Brsdshtw. John FrsLkl'n.
VIM II Graf. John D, scett. John Wenner
NJ dscky Mullen. Chris wolfram. George r ,ssn-
~inkie. Jo-eph X English David Powell. Lace
W Slov. Jo.ep1 Sinh. wm Wheu,,
Michael eastman. Aver al. james u Carrie
tn. Martin Powell, John Brsdknmeir, Ben
Franklin
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The Very Latest.
THREE O'CLOCK A 81
NV Yosx. Febrn,rr %.

NV YosK. February 20.
The Herald's !aie sdvices from London sre
thai the pirate ram OIiuda put into the Spanish
port OF Ferroi, having ne, nth considerable
damage The Bay Of Biscsy lie L. ) steamer
N.gars snd French steamer have gone 10 10
tefcept her.
The ne- rebel pirate Ajax sailed fer Eoglsud
some weeks AGO. ard three OF ers ~ould shortly
sal, one Of which j. named Hercules
The Richmond Enquirer FEB %. has AZ srti
Gle urging me arning Of nsgrOes IL declares
tia, the Gar sss Opened oy the Gull States in
opposition 10 the wishes Of the Border state.
that the Gulf States rejected advice aud hurried
Virginia and other Border States 10 bear me
weight OF var. -~,.....
The tide J.. row rolling towards those state.
sho made fgbi, rsosfirnet saccess or univers-
A. destruction, sno ssvre Osth.. this oath mas
been broken and ,ncy oy shom The first bios
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