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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-01-06

An to amend section twenty OF chapter twtvtrO Of
the General Statutes. relating 10 school districts
II l. hereby enacted, &c.
Sec l. Whenever any individual ind vidual-. fcin,
legal voters shall d-iGc the alteration OF anv
school districts in which they i've @Ic appc
tio ie made such i.- / mrc1.r
OF lv ttion in writing signed l al, desiring
alteration, ard such petition shall Sc forth and contain
general description statement Of the proposed teEa
tlOi
Sec. 2 tpon such application being made as j. named
in section te shall appoint 4 thee
di-interCstcd such neither OF on hall he
residcn. of school di-Ict which may b. affected by
the proposed alteration. whose duty il shall bc 10
the situation and cTcuanc o The l'rc; dis
;ric.s proppaei lac altered, which b. AT c"i
hy the alteration contemplated and 10 inquire in.o the
convenience and necessity OF -uc alteration. and any
and circumstances tending eucda;c the suffice
Sec. :. Said committee shall appoint TIM and place
OF examination and hea Ing, and shall give Eo:icc :AeTi
of the Officers of each district which he arc.
ed hy such alteration. and ao the occupant
any land, premises which the petition p.opa
! od from district to anolier.
Sc 4. The committee shall make report oi thci! dois
the annual March eting succeeding the i'm oi
their appo:nIl and shall therein whittier in 'lrlr
opinion of r proposed alterations Ought 10 u iie
and if any what alteration ic>cTihHG them
Sec. ,. On of -aid report the town ris'i con
slider the and may max" and establish any al;eTa
ions nied Ill -uch report ~ III y reuse I" iihe
any alteration according IL the Jhi5eii'A q! 'he
toms may app ar cAp,dien =, ...- r.
Sc u The pJ.onrr- -hal pcy 7.ii comm 4" i"I
th III services the Of dollar perda e@c snd
necessary expenses which may e recovered hy m acton
Oh book account - ,
sc A.! acts an parts ac:. iiconsi-lan IN. with tie
. proyi.ions of this act are hereby repeated
Ser : rli- a., sha! fake effect from III passase-
Approved Nov. Is lo6i
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-01-06

An act repeal part OF section v, chapter twnfvpo
OF the General Satute- and 10 amend the r,inailder
II i hereby. enacted. &.
See. /. niue. OF section fifty, chapter twenv-two o:
the iener,i Statutes relics thc pportiof. ia
expense of fuel and teacl,' hoard upon fhc scholars
Il nn, the s"hool lsses-Inl; tax upon The =
hereby repealed.
Sec > The remainder Of section .ify clap-er twenty
two. shall I've amended read H. toogS:
Al exper- incur, y school di-'Ic,s tcr the sup
port OF schools hali he de;Tayed 10y upon The grand
liz; of said district"
SEC 5 This act -l. :ake ,fi TIL lat Tuesday
MAJ, h. \. u. l>64
Appre, ed Nov. l.. ISL.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-01-06

An act 10 amend section et:hree OF Chapter twenty
tao OF tn. General Statute. entitled " OF common
schools aud school laws."
Il l. hereby enacted Nc.
Sec |. Section eghiy-:hee Of chapter twcutv-two
the General Is hereby amended provide
that the public school therein n.,.eu1ud sgil lie
divided IL each annually the Friday prcccI
ing the last Tue-d::v Of March
Sec =. Thi= hail AXE ci.ec from il passage.
Approved. Nov -, l-ti
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-01-06

An act providing for printing the reports of certain
officers.
Ii i. hereby enacted. &c.
Sec. l.. The Auditor OF Accounts. Railroad COmnii-
oner Secretary Of the Board Education Adjuant and
Inspector General and any other officer OF the State who
procures his annual report TO tie printed shall Annually i'll
the month of july and before he the publ Ga
zion of his report so cit bids from every newspaper print
ing establishment III the State for the publication Of aid
report and shall Immediately after the tenth day OF
August in each yeHr with the Of perors
who shall offer tie best terms for the Uiii the
sec. , This act hall take ID, CT from its passage.
Approved Nov. IL l>G4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-01-06

An in amendment of section hundred and
chapter twenty-five of TIE General sItu;e-- relating
common schools and school laws.
Ii i hereby enacted. &c.
Sec l. That much of section hundred and Ten
relates fling school registers in the town clerk office
in the month of March shall he amended read.
before the ~, Iltieth day ot March in each :ear.
Sec ,. ir act shall tax. eject from its passage.
Approved, Nov. Il, lNGi.
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shall notice thereof to be published in
published in the county where such bank located
for three successive weeks and the charter Of the bank
shall thereupon m deemed he surrendered subject 10
the provisions of this act
Sec D. Nothing i'll this shall Dr. construed Te.eas
ing such state bank association from fs obligations 10
pay and discharge all tie liabilities incurred by the bank
| before becoming such national association
sec = This act shall take effect from lie passage.
! approved, Nov. 22, 1854.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-01-06

Coleman, the dramatist, was asked if he
knew Theodore Hook. ''Yes," replied
the dramatist, '.Hook and Eye are old AS
sociates."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-01-06

Ac act in addition chapter twentveht Of he GEcrers
Statutes, entitled 'Uf Railroads and Railroad CoImis
soners."
1t il hereby enacted. &c
Sec J. ANY association having been formed into
company as directed III section hundred and four,
chapter twenty yeig of the General Statutes may at any
time after the formation Of sad company q. aiv lnee-irl
OF the stockholders legally called .o that ripo-t.
the capital r:ock Of raid company to any amount
not to exceed double the amount of principal and Interest
of the bonds toreco ed and designated i'll tif articles Of
association.
.. This shall take effect from i,z passage.
Approved, Oct. 81, 1854.
Az act regulating Railroad Corporation. in certain
1t Is hereby enacted a..
Sec. l. II any corporation shall hereafter r formed
under the provisions OF Section hundred and OF
chapter egt of the General Statutes where the
lrlsi ees OF the Mortgages have already fGecorcd md
shall have ls-ed the road p'iOr 10 the ganiza;io ;hr
bondolders OF the corporation under said the lessee,
shall the rent that accrue after such oTauzaCI
10 the Treasurer Of Said corporation.
See. . This act shall take effect from s passage.
Approved Nov. i, l>GI.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-01-06

From Millen to Savannah is seventy
nine miles. After leaving Millen, Gen.
Sherman made rapid and regular marches
upon Savannah, on the 9th inst. Gen.
Howard struck the canal which connects
the Ogeechee with the Savannah at a
point about ten miles to the rear (west) of
the city. From this point, and on the
evening of the same day, he sent three Of
his most trusted scouts, Capt. Duncan and
Sergts. Myron J. Emmick and George
w. Quimby, in small boat down the
Ogeechee river, passing Fort McAllistel
in the night, and communicated on the
11th with the gunboat Dandelion of Ad
miral DahIgren's fleet, off Ossabaw sound
which Immediately took them on board
and arrived at Port Royal harbor on thu
morning of the 18th.
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A RELIGIOUS LIFE The duty OF a reIig-
Ious lite is one of its greatest recommend
men's. What does i,proiessa esace to all
mankind. II teaches US those Narls which
will render Us beloved and respected, and
which will contribute TO our present COM
greatest ornament is charily-it incuIcates
nothing but love and sympathy of affectien
but il brea:hs nolhing but the purest spir-
i. of delight in short, tits system perfect.
ly calculated to benefit the heart, improve
the mind, enlighien the unde rsaIding.
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Maj General.


a TENNESSEE LADY, widow Of a wealthy
gentleman named Brown, passed The Fed
eral lines some time ago, on her way TO
Richmond An attachment of her girltood
TO young Virginian rekindleJ in the bosom
OF both when Mrs. Brown had mel in Rich
mord her former lover. SlonewaiI Jackson's
suceessor-in the person of General Ewell
The general and the widow became hus-
band and wife
Mrs. Brown held fortune within the
Federal lines. Certain gold and stocks con.
sti:ued q par OF il, and had, we believe,
heen placed under the agency of a Mr..
Grant Of St. Louis. Some sharpers, aware
of the faci, attempted ic make The marriage
OF Mrs. B'own TO The Confeds rate General
Ewell a preiexi for obtaining the rsward
which they expected to reap from he con-
fiscaiion OF her property An application
with that view was made accordingly 10 the
military authorities in ST. Louis, ard was
successful in obtaining an order Of conf sea
ton. Mrs. Ewel bad been beagard An
appeal was, however, made TO MIR. Lincoln,
and, we state TO his credit, was sustained
by reversal of the original award
The knayes who expected 10 become ems
tiched by The plunder of Mrs Ewell, are
incensed by the decree of the President =
They protest against il through the public
press, and will no doubt, do so through 9th
er political Influences. Mr.. Lincoln how
ever, has done in The case an act of Justice
in refusing 10 hold Mrs. ETel's property
10 escheat, and will, we hope, not yield an
inch TO ihe cold blooded vilIany that hopes
TO become rich by beGearing an smiable
and honorable lsdy.-N Y News. sia
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A. J. HERR,
Il. HAMILTON ALRECKS.
Harrisburg, Pad Jan 7Ih. 1868
Correspondence.

ssnator Buckatew 10 General Couch
BLooMsBUac Sept. 2s, 1854,
Maior Genera ID. " Coach,s reso
Chsmbersburg, Pa.
,aaDEAR Slaa:-Ikave refrained from writing
you on lie subject OF the arrests Of ci:izens
oi this county, in The, onfdent expectation
tha.slhey,-or the greater part Of them
would he discharged an perrnhted4o re-
fnrn TO- heir homes Most of these per
sons are men OF fair character and respect
able position : some OF Ihem are aged men
accustomed 20 active employmenis upon
whom i'm prisonmeht Is peculiarly severe,
and asfo sli ofithern, their families and bu,
siness snfer By their absence. And surely
the offences 9Th which they are charged
can be neither grave nor dangerous, when
rtey are moi apno0nced OF. recognized in
the community from which they are taken
Only conjecture or suspicion can be exer-
cised npon their cases even by those Ieas,
friendly to them. do not doubt that the
charges upon which the arrests were order
ed arose 10 some degree from dsordsred
Stale or cOnQftI0E Of nina IN their accuSeTS,
who were carried away by an impression
Of combination and armed resistance 10 the
Jaws in lie Fishing Creek iownships-
Upon inquiry made by me since my return
from Washington in Juiy, and particularly
since our interview IN August, have OBJ
tanned information which enables me TO
speak confidently upon this subject. And
have 10 say, that there has not been a
time during the present year when Sher-
if, Marshal, or o:her executive officer,
could not have executed pesceabIy sny
warrant or writ whatever iD this county !;
thai here have been no fcrtifications or
military positions prepared or occupied by
insurgents nor any intention OF establishing
Them that there has been no large number
Of meh assembled in arms 10 resist the con.
scriPtion, as was reported that no cannon
OF other arms were oblained for position
on iha North HMonniains that neither de-
serlsrs from abroad nor refugees from Can
ada camsso the assisianes Of The so-csllsd
rinsurgen and, ia short, ihatihs reports
sent abroad Of insurfsciion in this county,
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Second let'er 10 Gen. Couth,
Bioomsbnrg, Oct. II, 1864.
Tuesday Evening.

Tuesday Evening.
Gem D.. ~ Couch
DEsa SIR:-I received in due course Of
mail your letter of the 29h September, and
am duly sensible OF your poli;eness il CIV
ing 30 prompt an answer 10 my communi-
cation. ! notice with satisfaction your states
meu, lha; you visited "Fou Mifilin" and
gave attention 10 the treatment of our ciii
izeus confined there, as the fact proves your
possession of those feelings of homaniiy
which do honor 20 our common nature. ]
read also with satisfaction and approval
yonr observations upon non-ini inierferiereace
with onr elections by troops under your
command.or control, and particularly your
assurance to me and my friends tas you ex-
pressed yourselfj that We should have no
cause for complaint in that particular
These were good words and have no dis
position to think them or TO represent them
as insincere. But, unfortunately the pro-
ceedinss of your subordinales have not been
consistent with them.
Col. Albright, who came up TO this coun-
~ TO collect evidence preparatory TO the
trial of our citizens at Harrisburg, did not
confine himself 20 that business. He went
upon the stump in Boomsburg with the
Republican candidate for Congress, and
made The first political speech Of The cam
paisn here As represented 10 me it was
very inhammalory speech, and gave most
exaggerated and unfair representation OF
the difficulties in this county. He profess
ed 10 speak from the official docume mis- in
his possession, and used his position TO in
flame public passion against The men who
were be tried, and 10 render their pfose-
cution useful for party purposes.
Bot proceed to mention events more re-
cent which deserve, as think, your paric-
ular attention, Some days since soldiers
were sent soulh of the river. do moi know
what they have done there, but prisoner
was forwarded here yesterday from Main
township, aud is sill kept here. His case is
as follows: His name is the same az his
fathers, except . middle initial lsaer.---
His fathers name was drawn in iha drafl.
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THE COLUMBIA COUNTY INVASION
Case of Daniel McHenry.

IL the Senats qfbe Ua5sd States Na'eh 81
1865 Mr. Buckalew presented the Petition
with accompanying parers,) of Daniel
McHenry ol Prha's praying .ha, the case
pf his .arresr may re investigated; thai
sssse csirins ii he exposed and pun
sissisd. and ,ha, the expenses incurred by
linn y, sisk defence tsfore Military Com
snissioa be paid by The United States.
Upon motin-~et iir Bnckalew the Petition
and Pspef-.wers laid upou he table They
are as follows - 81 s'7- t--
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ion. that some signal condem anation OF the
wrongs and ouIages already committed in
this county, is due to our people from the
public authorities, aud that some effe clual
provision should be made agains, the repe-
tition of such occurrences in future.
| am, General very truly,
Your ohd'i serrant,
C. R. BUCKALEW.
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TIE CANADIAN DIFFIcuLTY.-Muche excite
ment prevails in Montreal at the threatened
attemptto rescue the raiders.
II is rumored hat letter has been received
from Secretary Seward declaring that in
view of that action taken toy The Canadian
government for conspiracy and breach of
mentality, the United States government
would go on further with the demand tor
extraGiion. Further proceedings will take
place in Upper Canada, as the plols are
known all TO originate there.
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A HoRsE IN SPEcTAcLEs-The Philadel-
phia North American Of March 18th says
well known resident OF the Twenty
second ward has an old family horse, that
for twenty years has done him service =
The animal has always received the tender
est care is in good coudti.n and vigor,
and can preform the duly reGuired Of him
as well q. many roadster OF bnt half his
years. For some ;ime pas, the quadruped
evinced aiendency 10 stumble. and 10 strain
his sigh. at objects cloce 10 him in man
ner that sci The kind-heared owner devis-
ing remedy. The gentleman judged The
animal by his own case and satisfied him
self that. with pair OF spectacles, The horse
would do as we'll as when in his prime
An opiican ground TO order pair of pebble
glasses. about the size Of the object glass,
Of large sized lorgneue. They were fixed
in frame over The hcrse's eyes. That
animal is now horse in spec,acles, and no,
an elderly gentleman ever yet showed
greater appreciation OF the convenience -
When in The stable the specIacIes are re-
moved Ore dsv servan, man driving
the horse forgorthe periiocal- in question.
The horse verv plainly indicated deficiency
before he bad gone the frs, quarter of a
mile up he lane on which The stable is
situated. We saw the sleek old animal
jogging up York road yesterday with his
glasses on, looking as con,e 1ted and jolIy as
his excellent owner
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Bloomsbury, Pa


DsAR STR 81 have the honor to acknowI
edge The receip, :his day Of your note of
the 26th inst, in reference 10 the Citizen
Prisoners arrested in Columbia county, &c
The commission for their trial has been
ordered, and / had hoped il would have
been ready to take up their cases before
this bu, there have been delays beyond my
control, still everything IS being done that
can TO expedite matters.
| went to the Fort on. Saturday last for the
purpose OF seeing myself how the prisoners
Jared, inspect their quarters and if necesss-
ry order them to be removed 10 more CON-
foriable place of confinement-there seem
ed TO be no cause for complaint, and hence
no change was made.
! folly agree with you that no fortiica
tions were erected bv the ''irsurgents."
but General Cadwalader who male a close
examination o! the country, is satisfied that
they had ore, and probsbly two pieces of
artillery, that there was organization 10
resis: the Draft, the members OF which
were armed. and have other inform alon
TO the same effect.
The men arrested are charged in general
terms with resisting tie Draft, which covers
the case of those who advised resistance,
procured arms, knowing they were for that
purpose, or so Id arms for he same object.
The arrests were moi, TO my know ledge,
made by direction of The Provost Marshal
General, nor are the prisoners held 10 eatis-
fy vengeancs, but to determine whether
they are guilty OF The great crime of which
they are charged, or NOT.
As regards The troops interfering with the
elections, you and your friends may rest
assured that there will be 20 iusl cause for
complaint.
When assigned TO the command of this
Department, was instructed by the Secre-
tary of War, mol to interfere with. politics
which being in accordance with my natural
incinalions, has been scrupuously carried
out.
i canao, for one moment think ihs, you
believe troops are retained in Columbia
county TO control the elections.
was very glad TO receive your letter, re-
collecting with pleasure our interview in
August last. and the assislsncs you extend
ed me al that time.
The suhjec, has received my careful cor
sideraiion, and hope 10 be able TO so con-
duct matters, that none but The guilty shall
suffer: aud so soon as | can satisfy myself
tha, any of the suspected parties are only
slightly involved in this reasonable move
ment, it will be consistent with my duiy 10
the Government TO order their condI,iona!
release.
am Sir. very respectfully,
Your ODD, servant,
D. N. COUCH,
MAJ. Gen. Cong Depf.
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--yer. ( Chorus
0hi was ir no n elorioDs sight
To see the cloud Of black and white,
A. well s> A. dy Johuson tight.
Al he Inauguration.
Il ionk ihrpa days slflnge 70 rela'e,
And puzzled many woolly pate
,,To.gei he greai pl;iier -;rai2hts ssssT
.aFnr ths IlGaue raiioazs
Thcnctg Flnwnfbe fsi6 came like Rood,
The bumsnsr- all ike heroes stood,
Aiysoast,-a plo, ilen kaees IN nusi
ss~rss- Al the .Inanguration.
~ ,sass,, e. - ess4. sss--1 as l.a 49, - -
There isszfisce wsii known TO d. - ~
The Seusi"f-, to n great spd small
gros shop esIed ih= : Hole IN The Wall.
Al the Capitol OF the Nation
Ard sher- ecea' Andy Jahnson got,
Ard took a heaud, ioody hot
Which made him drunk as any so,
sas~r Atm inauguration.
Va rluk III +aip srea, Andrec tried, =
,F0f bfandy fosfds his tongue haftled = = :
-s.,v.sss > Vice President y er a nation
Ard lnor. to wipe aBt.ihe disRTaes, z-z.s
The President has closed he place .s-sss1
Wtisfe dSnuken Andrew Tell from grace
s-~ Afthe luaugurali N
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To bee" OR Nor I'd BE "A small pri.
vaieer, with forty or fay men, having on
board some hives full oi bees was rur-
sued by Turkish galley, manned by five
hundred seamen and soldiers. As soon as
the latter came alongside, The crew OF The
Privaieer mounted the rigging with their
hives ,and hurled them down on The deck Of
The galley. The Turks, asionished al this
novel mode OF warfare, and unable 10 defend
hemseIves from II e stings OF the enraged
bees, became SO terrified that they thought
OF nothing but how 10 escape their fury,
while the crew OF the small vessel, defen-
ded by masks and gloves, flew upon their
enemies, sword in hand, and captured The
vessel, almost without resistance. During
the confusion occasioned in time of war,
mob OF peasants assembled in Hohnstsin,
in Thnrineia, attempted 10 pillage the house
OF the parish minister, who having in vain
employed all his eloquence 10 dissuads
them from their design, ordered the domes.
tic 10 bring his bee-hives, and throw them
in the middle OF the furious mob The Of
feet was what might be sxpec,ed-they
were immediately puI 10 flight, and happy
10 eacap~unsiuDg. io isd 80
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PETITION.

- Zolhe Hore' ebtr he Senate end House Of
'Tf1rc, ,esstaavss Of IKE Daued SITE Tie Peti-
ton ,ef Ilenlst .NcRenry T.essarer ct hs
-f,srnfg7sf columbia. in The Stafe Of Psnnsyf
svsniosss pec'fsiiy ,kotOetk -.
Thafbe resides 10 Fishing Creek twp
'in-saad 6onaty -sissr he is n merchant aud
fAfmet. and lkirty fsveu years, ,oI age.
sscThsfShe xas arrested q, his home IS a
.sd1at Of sottiets on lhe. sr-t day of-An-
ansl is@i and ,akens,o- Fori N,ffiin in the
.Brtswafs River. The day fcllo~iug and
held in eoufiueEpsni there until lew day
before the Siafe rlection ins October. He
wac Ihen taken to Harrisburg and held there
ia charge OF the military authorities mill
December 30ih.
That copy Of the charges against him
was furnished him two or three days after
his ssr5xaIa, Harrisburg and he as noIi-
s6sdtRsf histrisI would come on in iew
days. Sal Il was delayed Finally, his case
VAS called son before a military commission
-pn-Ihe.s Isl of November or ihereabot,s.
4sle snsered written plea to the jorisdic-
ion tos ihs Commission which was over
zfslsdsas He shen entered plea Of ''noI
.enity and shs case was continued al the
iasiance of the prosecution. He bad a
snnfnt .vitnssses.. in attendance. who
Eeuiahome ia consequence Of the adjourn
ment.
Upon second occasion he was brought
before the commission aud one witness ex-
smned for the prosecution, when the case
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iion of this whole transaction, to the end
that The truth shall become known and just
responsibility be placed where it belongs.
i am, General, respectfully,
Your obd'i serv'i,
c. r. BUCKALEW.
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THR negroes of Washington propose 70 get
up testimonial 10 Butler, expressive of
their sympathy for his removal. By all
means let the niggers have a chance 10
praise Butler, il there are no white men
who will. 4s a,.sse.r4s i.a.t e. ssEn
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General Couch to Senator Buckalev.
HEAD Gas DEP'T OF THE SusoUEHAsNA,
Penn'a, Oct lS, 1864.
Nh. SENATOR BUCKALSw.
RlnnrA.. ID.

Nh. SENATOR BUcKALsw,
Bloomsburs, Pa.
DEaR Sra IL beg to inform you that the
Board OF officers which were ordered, a..
you were notified, 10 examine and see how
many Of the Columbia county prisoners
could he safely released, have recommend
ed I'D tweniy-one n be sci al liberty under
certain conditions. The nature of The evi
depcs is such tina, no more can be safely
released at present.
am, Sir, very respectfully.
d n. COUGH,
Maj Gereral.