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sFr,pc. r. no, considered ~ have bo.n settled
ven by the uuquali hci sssertion nlegrapbsd from
ais that the news on the SUBJECT IL wholly I'M
'onced. Indeed, 4 oan 70 positively shown y
fave some foundation, rhatever nav be tie uiH-
r.p extent n ia realization. Nj. G win. after
~ F1uths = Secession. 81 which he was an advo-
aie- v.Htei France, and energstoslly laid certain
rans before ito Emperor, which, scctriing -
"vices from Paris we're At oil events received with
very great attention. II is lkoWiss be'Isred thh'
means were Furnished W him 10 proceed upon m
t1l'Eon which fss led w the present srnonnce-
I'M IN airy case, the public remembering he
nlrourr 81 formal statements and conusdiet ons
i's prrcrled The transfer Of Savoy N France, viii
IW oonhderAble time regard the mstter win re-
STvN According W anne impressons- me mo"
Irooan'e ntansement IA hsl france VII mo- no,
inrnediatelv take an atr0lutn '~on, but VIII
rnArantee new loan b. Mexico on The security OF
We provinces named.
Ia Nom u.uslly wsll-informed journsl, hiss
The following important statement:
There wns meeting n tho Privy Council on the
Gh In Paris, and W. arc informed that the Affairs
~ America ,ni the connecton they NAV ave
nth ,he Mexican empire formed the principal Oh.
lcsf of the meeting. France IL not Without sone
unossness ~ N tho attitude the Tn tel States may
svrIme towards the new empire, when We concu.
nun Of the war has placod AZ the dSpossl of the re-
oublic large and tried army, with numerous and
tkillcd officers and ~ years struggle hAs
,hsnged State, hitherto exclusively devoted 70
'nmmorcih and maritime interests, into mill
%y sAto, disposing Of immense iorces. The re-
INT resolutions Of the Washington Senste must
asve assisted IN increasing this uneasl ness Never.
heiesn according 70 our correspondents the discus
non in which the Privy Council vas engaged
ndcd In this resolution, that Tor the moment 10
soaIld 10 wrong n give wsy " exaggerated fears
and that in the 'ac' n the psc &c and concihstory
'ssursnces which American diplomacy continues
W give, tie tss' course 10 adopt 10 70 ststsn pro-
~1sionslly, from al movement without, however,
tndulgnnr In q islse security.
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ARRIVED.
srEANFHiPS- Saxon. Norfolk; Geo Crom " ell n
prIrarG Etna Live pool and Queenstown; America.
Ifufl Delaware Bicakwaier; keerAnee, [fevenue
cuiicrl New London y knight, Phisdelphis; Sax
onit' Hamburg and southampton; Fort MORAN, Ner
Otlo1ne via Mobile BAY; Blackstone, Savannah, via
Hilton Held and Fortress Monroe; Guiding star, n.
Otleans Chesapeake, Portland, Me.
kHIPS -Grahons Polly, New Orleans: Loda. Nor
veeianl Barcelona; Energy Liverpool: Rather, Ma
nia, via Anjier
BARks--S u Rverson, Hhvre; Bum. Key West
Dtpachi Manyaniiln. kergoid, Algoa Bay; Casco,
Trinidad, Cuba; Winthrop, ManzRnilla; J Alters
Matnnzas, Orion, Trinidad. Cuba; Wsvel I, Pernam.
huco, via Barbados.
bkiGs-tlla, Gov Bsv; Ada, CORVALLIS; George,
ttfoiN; Hiram Ahif, MirARoAne: Hydra, returned
ienky; sarah Crovelh Zaza, Emma Ives Trinidad;
l-atellh Para Circassian, MatanzW Coronilla.
6rand Turk, 7 ], Amelia MatanzGs
sCHQONFRs-Eu Eugene, Honduras: G Wood, Com
Wallis Ihornc GTevtown; Ouachiia- Savanil
ln' Granite state Boston; / : Drvs. SnvAnnsh; sill.
Yer star, Nassau. y r. Nautilus, Savannah.
BELOW Bark Volunteer.
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Too Late for Classification.

a REPORTER WANTED-FOR A DAILY
Apaper from Canal II. TO 34,h 1t. Address Room 4,
NO 81 I4i,rty II. $50
RONNET FRAME HANDS WANTED-AP-
i'ply to GEO. \. cox, $40 Leonard st. 3g1
ELOWER MAKERS WANTEp-IN AND
u out tie house The test Of waece paid. Also girls
20 learn; paid while learning. Apply TO j. wOOLFF
G9p bivirion IT, near Market e. 3g4
GRAND TEMPERANCE ENTERTAIN.
imcnt OF Mount Vernon Section, No. !, Cadets of
Temperance NJ Hope Chapel, 40 Broadway Tues
dnY cyCninr Feb. u, ls6h at - O'CLOCK. lee auA-
tion, Music and peror Dramstics Tickets 10 cts
10 De hal 81 the door. 3q3
Neutrality-suspicious. FOR MILITARY
w work, nnd haisters. Inquire all the week At 60
Clinton ~ 3SS
WANTFD-GOOD OPERATORS ON W.
w Nlsou'- Machine 23h and 237 Canal st. b'h
foof. Inquire 'or ]. RESSFR, near BROADWAY. 800
NANTED-FIRST CLASS BAISTERS, To
W work on vests hy the piece. Good wages ard
steady work. Onlv Food hands need apply, At Is
Az. 4, cor. l3th A., 81 toor, back room. 39l
500 HANDS WANTED TO MAZE Linen
'CDrants, either hy machine or hand work
Nn-f have good recommendations. Inquire 2Tq
second -, in the store 8S1
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MEDICINES.

CURE YOUR COUGH-USE CAMPBELLS
~ SYRUP Tar and Wild Cherry sure cure tor
coughs, co,d., urost, or dpthera. only % md
On tenis per bottle To be had at CAhPBE1.L'S drug
store, cor. Sth AEC. and Ssh ct. GHALMEkS drug
store, cor. Hudson and Hammond eta. SHEDDEN,
cor. Bovcrv and 9Th st.; and also in Brooklyn, At
MlLNES. ~ Fulton ri. ISL
THE NEW PSYCHOLOGICAL HEAD
Il with all the organ. approved by Messrr. FOW-
LER WELLS may be had Of all Druggists. Two
si4es. Price zoe and 50. 80
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DENTISTRY.

4 SET OF TEETH ON SILVER OR RUB
Athor 80 to >l2 on gold, 30 TO $50 partial sets
gold - silver : per tooth. Teeth extra ed with
ont pain, cleaned, whitcned, filled with gold or
otnc filings, 81 cts. and warranted by pr. II. VII
LERS, % lSoSery, opposite the old Theatre 40
HR. DRAKE, 455 CANAL STREET, SETS
- set Of teeth ON silver At - 70 Sl5 on gold
so 70 81 sectoni acts 81 cent? per tooth teeth
hli it'll gold, bone cement, other filings 90 cts
to 5 per tooth Teeth extracted without pain. 2G5
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RROOKIYN-

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED MuRDERHn.-
Michael Burke, the alleged murderer Of his vie,
Bridget Burke, was arrested At the house Of his
uncle, No. 405 Columbia street, on Saturday last.
lie did not deny that he beat his vie, but insisiod
that he inflicted no injuries that would cause
death lie accounted for the cut over the eye by
stating that tho fell on the edge Of the stove while
drunk The accused VAS locsed up 10 await the
result " the corouer's invests alton.
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PUBLICATIONS.

SPRING FASHIONS AND ELEGANT
- Novelties in the March number nj nENORFST's
Illustrated Monthly and MME DFMOREsT'S Mir
ror Of FShions. spring Fashion. for nearly every
Coo'ed Fruit ami Flower Picture, worth more th.n
The ehOlc cUst n the Magazine. Beautiful and Oiei-
nal Music. Virginia = Townsend commence. a
Ihrillirs story. norsohod Matters. Beautiful
Fashion Plate', and numerous full-s,ed Patterns for
.re Spring lnsliors 10 not fail to Get she Brilliant
March number specimen Copies mailed tree ON 10.
c'ip OF the price BACK numhors ~ speciment 10
uruts. NCdllv, ~, With valuable Premium. Ad-
does W. JENNINGS DEMOKksT 80 Beck man
street us
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LOST AND FOUND.
GENERAL BUSINESS.

AT 77-PAwNBROKERS TICKETS Want
81 aud the highest cash prices paid ior tickets ~
H. o , se'ohes JeSery silver vaie, guns pistols
hItS iurs &C. at ~ Beecker u, NJ stairs. Isl
{ COMPRESSED YEAST - THE DEMAND
Tor our celebrated con pressed yeast having -
rapidly increased, We deeme1it duty 10 the public
70 designate the following deposits IN the various
day:
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A NEAT COTTAGE FOR t2.4Oo, WITH .
or lots in garden. Also 2-stoiy house for si,-
30, ell in AnrrisAnia. Apply to q. ". DIl CHErr.
New Chambers st, cor OF Chatham, % AooS eIs
A FINE LOT IN VAN BRUNT STREET,
LAhet. William and Kins, Brooklyn, only min.
utes walk nom Hamilton Ferry, for sale on favor
able 'erms T.. X. KELLOGG, 1852 Pearl n. 2sT
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SEWING MACHINES.

EOR SALF-ONE OF FINKLE & LYONS
Il latest improved tewine machines, which will ~
cold for one half Of the original price will he cold
for So Ca b. seen from 10 10 O'Clock at 100 East
4dhs ME-. CUTTER. 81
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE, TO
Trent or exchange all kinds new and second hand
cheap for csfh, or part payment machines hought
and repaired advances made. $50 BrosdwAy. room
3, upstairs over book store. 4O4
SEWlNG-MACHINES TO RENT, BOUGHT
- or eNchAnsed.-Au kinds tepaired-Howa.
wheeler Wilson's, singers, Planer 4 AngeIa and
tirover BAbers. Secondhand machines AWAY. 90
hand for eae. Good machines for 800 Al 4S2 CanI
a., doors Of Hudson 6a
ITO LET-A WHEELER & WILSON SEW
L ms machine and Singer. Apply all next weas
2l5 West i3d st. II
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A FARM 81 ACRES FOR SALE, AND
"A stock. Good house, 9 rooms GOOD barn, 3 cows,
hortes farming Implements apple orchard, 81
acres winter green, = acres under cultivation hall
In New York, 81 miles from Civ Aso, one 10 acres.
1900 Aunly to T. ZFGIIO. 70 Centre AZ tgI
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MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED

B. Ton. ao-s. Rises, SIS ser. 4i-M'n ri,c,o2 40
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.DnoNAr, STERN { CO., .

.DoNAr, STERN & Co,
=. GREENWICH ST " % - sE co ID AVE- sf w.
III H sesmiids,. 81. peers,ns,
ICE Ssi s%i'A cor ''t &J Int t f.
as'z! ;. kaSpr -. S GRiES EsHfa AVE.
49, EIGHTH AVE SIS. K. Mann 4 ca.
ssJ-GhEs. Hall. $50 Hasn't Bros.
44a-B Bsnck. CANAL. ST.
2Sssl Friedlander, bs5-Ch.s. Roche
4oo skksNiEhtH AVE-. Sc2-R Enselete.
-. NINTH AVE-. ic6-Ch~.. j,ethald.
426-B1ys. Co. THIRD AVE.
l5l-T II. Stelye. 42I
cash PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD MET.
ala white rngs 10 cis. cotton and voolens cts.
books and Newspapers cts old bra,s 25 CITE rer hi
copper and pewter IS cs lead cls per h. At Ia New,
Bo"ery, cot Roosevelt st. 336
( ASH PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD ME-
tals-white rNss II cts Ter 10 colored rags 1 ctr
each for mems old high hats. Al IS spring At. los
DIVORCES LEGALLY PROCURED
- Especial t,cili'ic,l Other GOOD csses prosecuted
Tor, - NAssan ct. 2Ss
MOUNT VERNON TAXES-TAX SALE
~ NashinetonyilIe, Wakefield, Fleetwood, &C,
M fnsateth sts, on Monday, Feb. "a and II no,
40 {. MILLER school Collector
Oll.S AND PAlNTS-ROOF OIL 80 CTS,
~ paint oils u cts per gallon Grafton paints ven
red, ycios chre, and spanish brown, &c per round
lin-eed ola spizts tutpentine, aud coored paiuts
cheap White lead and zinc, cts per pound. D. Bill.
WELL No. 254 Pearl 81. 4Ob
DRESERNE YOUR LEATHER AND KEEP
- vouT feet dry, Frank Milet's Leather Pre.erva.
i've and Water Proof oil Backing. For sale by Il.
GARDNER, 70 Fulton n. 20
IANES, TANES-LASr CALL-PELHAM
l. pelhamville and Prospect Hin taxes will be NJ.
cfiVed At corner Of Grand and Elizabeth sa. on Nom
day, 2yth inst. AMBROSE PENDLETON, Collectors
T'ANES-CAUTlON- G. RANKIN,
Il the only authorized collector Of Mount Vernon
and School District No. (, receives some MONDAY,
2Oth, at SMITHS Crate and Fender store, 2i3 Grand
Il. 0rners paying any other per-on do 10 At theif
own risk IA
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CHEAP HOMES-FOR SALE IN MELROSE.
y miles from 10Th st. . neat cottages n 81, 9O.
fl5gJ and $1,000 cAh; stuEted minutes walk from
the depot Apply TO W. &. DEAOREST, Melrose Sta
ton, Harlem Railroad 423
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The Continuation OF this story n 7nsvoids
ably crowded oct to-day.l
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-03-30
A Fair Offset.

A good story is told of Snowman, who
carried about on exhibition of an euor-
nous bear. In certain town in Yer
mont, where Bruin was attracting crowds,
dwelt farmer, and his wife, an interest
ing and multitudinous family of twenty
children. The paterfamilas was very
desirous of gratifying the commendable
curiosity of his offspring but the price
of admission to the show was one shilling,
and that multiplied by the number of his
olive plants, was too much for his exche-
quer. He therefore approached the show
man, and after some parley, concluded a
bargain, by which the latter agreed to
drive into the farmers back yard With
Bruins cage, and give private exhibit
ton to the entire family for one dollar
This was done, to the great delight of the
old folks and the children, when the far
mer profer5d the compensatory dollar 70
ne obliging Snowman. "Oh, no !'' said
the latter, 81 can't take any thing; it is
DO more cf.a sight for your family to see
my bear than for my bear to see your
family"
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VOL. "a.
JOB PRINTING.
A Chapter About Horses.

-. A San Francisco correspondent of the
New York 7tntes INDUCES in the follow
ing gossip about horses:
The people of Yamhile, Oregon, arc
faising money to purchase the finest
Black Hawk horse in Oregon; to be for
varded as tribute of theft esteem aid
regard for General Sheridan, who was
formerly stationed at that place-a Second
Lieutenant then. The horse will of course
20 BY steamer, and be delivered to the
General at his headquarters.
There are some fine horses in Oregon,
but wish they would commission me to
select one here. | do not mean the na-
tive California stock, for one Of that breed
would give him more sudden ''hoist"
than even his late well-desevcd promo
ton. The California horses indulge in a
little amusement called "bucking," which
performance consists in a short run, a
bound in the air, and coming down stiff
legged, followed up by putting their noses
to the ground and their heels in air about
sixty times ia minute, by which time
they have got rid of rider, saddle, and
nearly their own skins-delighful beasts
There are some splendid horses here
raised from imported stock, fit even for
a Major General to ride, although the
Oregon people think they are some
sa horses. Speaking of "bucking re-
minds me of little circumstance wit
messed in Charleston once upon time
/ laid over one day in travelling through,
at the solicitation of friend, to see
grand review of all the city troops. The
Commanding General had engaged for
his steed a fine looking charger, that had
been doing duty for several years in a
bread cart The troops were formed in
line to be reviewed, and as the band
struck up, tie General and staff came
galioping down in front at a good round
pace, when just as he was passing the
centre Of the line, fellow ia the ranks
knowing the characteristics of the ANIMAL,
sung out BREAD" The old horse, true
to habit, when hearing the word came to
q sudden halt, and as a matter of course,
pitching his rider ever his head, and land
ing him, spread eagle fashion, on the
grass. Discipline could not stand it, and
there was roar of laughter from one end
Of the line to the other, including several
hundred spectators. think Inever saw SO
mad man since | was born. He jumped
up, drew his sword, and for few moments
it seemed as if he would take the life of
every man on the ground. He stormed
and raved, offered untold wealth for the
name Of the man who did the mischief,
but | doubt if he ever knew. | never
see General and staff galloping down
the line that [ do not think of the scene
and the way that high functiOnary went
10 grass.
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Drinking Customers.

A minister who had been rcproTing
one of his elders for over indulgence, OBJ
served cow go down to stream, take a
drink, and then away. "There," said
he, to his offending elder, "is an example
for you the COW has qucnched its thirst,
and has retired" "Yes," replied the ell
der, "that is very true. But suppose
another COW had come to the other side
of the stream, and had said, Here's tc
you, there's no saying how long they
might have gone on"
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Josh Billings thus replies to an anxious
Correspondent, who asks for his auto.
graph:
We never furnish ortograffs less guam
title that the packing. 1t is a bizness
that great men hev got into, but it don't
strike us az being profitable nor amusing.
We furnished near andvery dear friend
our ortogratf few years ago, for 80 daze,
and it got into the hands of one ov the
banks aud it kost S275 to git it back
We went out of the biEness then, and
have not hankered for it since.
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Five Hundred Shares,

A Cleveland copper speculator fell as.
leep in church from which he was walked
by the pastors reading: Surely there
is a vein for the silver aud palace for
the gold where they find it." Jumping
to his feet he shook the book at the min
lister crying, III take Eye hundred shares. y
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-03-30
Steam Defined.

At railway station an old lady said to
a very pompous looking gentleman, who
was talking about steam communication :
"Pray sir, what is steam! "Steam,
ma'am, is all alb steam is-steam p
Il knew that chap couldn't tell ye," said
a rough looking fellow standing by
"but steam is bucket of water in a
tremendous perspiration.
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The love of fun is not unknown "a
nongst the serious-looking Cinnamon
An English storekeeper, wishing to ad-
vertise his articles in the Chinese lang
ssge, engaged Chinaman to paint him
4 sign. II did not answer expectation,
for the only perceptible effect it had on
Che Chinese was to excite grin. BY a
bribe he obtained translation in Eng
lish, and found it TO be as follows "Don't
buy anything here-storekeeper rogue.
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"Well, my boy" said the Rev. Doctor,
visiting the house of a friend, to the
young son of his host, $50 you are fitting
for the Latin school," )" eyes, sir" was the
reply. "Haye you made yourself familiar
with any historic works 7" "Oh. yes, sir
I've read Dick Turpin, Three Fingered
Jack, Old Hal Williams, the Vicksburg
Spy, and lots of others, by first rate au-
thors." The Rev. Doctor went away
satisfied.
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A cavalier, the other day, tried to pcs
dawn his opponent with the question =
eff Noah did send out dove that never
seturned, where did it go to ?? Why"
retorted his antagonist ~ suppose soms--
body shot il"
, 1865-06-28
MI USIC.

BE 4 11AN-Bolo and Chorus- Price 80 cents.
THE HAPPY DAT las CONE, KATE-Or
Sequel 10 " Take your Gun II Go, john BOLD
and Chorus. Fries 80 cents.
IN 1IEAIORIA3I-An excellent Quastette-FElee
IS eents--ou tho death of Frea1tent Lincoln.
THE SOLDIERS PRIDE-0T, the dear Old
Fax. nolo ana Chutx9 fr1cs 30 cent?.
STRUCK ILE-eolo aud Chorus Price 80 centl
Iutlahed By MERRILL j. BRESTAN,
Al W38htpg On r.e.. Chicago,
gAnnfActutezs Of tho Eatent stsr Ptano Stool
JpeEr194it
, 1865-06-28
FROM INDIANAPOLIS,


Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Trlbune.1
1hp1AsAroI1s, June q.
Al order haa today been Issued by the State
Adlutant General aud approved By the Governor,
requiring MI ordnance aud otdnsnte ssores IN toe
State heretofore issued to organizations which
have nishandcd, the necessity for their continu.
snce having passed away, and all ordnance and
ordnance stores in the hands OF parties not hav-
Ing proper Gulhority, to be Immediately turrcd
oyer 10 Col. II. Sturm, Chief OF Ordnance, who
is clothed With authority to csrry the order tnto
effect.
Agents Of the State Sanitary Commission hav.
ing In sone instancts been denied fl Eors extended
70 the Un1.ed States Sanitary Commission ageu.a
hy Federal officers, such as access TO hospital
milton upon wtlch to base applications
% aae "a ded .o5is. eoS @ Moftoa t.:
atkiEC thai an order be is:uei extending sucu
prtriit &c TO our State Com missioner. These ap
plieatons for psy. g.. dug on toIdte:s, are all
Stste chsrity, md the refusal Of authorities u
wSEk 2 not eItevons sEonz te t5s bEsye men
men, viii reach The e!ty thls :, eatng: T6sSsd
for home.
Almost mDtinr, II not quite, occurred st Camp
OF the guards At the cate Was put on the head oil
a barrel ee punishment. 1t was noteed abroad
smone returned yttefsnb that enc Of the bum
mere Wis being punished. and they collected aud
taking The soldier fson:the bltrel carried him in
triumph through camp.
Two companies OF the 5sh ve'eran reserve
corps regiment etstEened ia emp being c.l:ed
M 10 qusii the tunnlt refused. Hord was snt
to the Soldiett' Home, and at midrixht some a9t
men Of the 1Th veteran tesesye corps Wsre sem
up, who soon et1a1shtened trattere ont. Sixty
Two OF the 9Th veteran reserve corps we're arfcste
1t 4 are Low tn the Tusrd house.
Ru1nor hints At their being other eaascs 0
trouble arunpg the Two eompsutes Of the 3th
such - diesau.faction with their officers. &c
The rebel Asjor Castitmac, 10 long IN condue
mcnt IN the military p.ison at this place on auspi
cion Of hetng spy, has been released on coodt
tIon that be leave the country At once AID forever
, 1865-06-28

LFIoM th8 lAfshaW9Ka Enterprise, 24'h.
4 few minates past 9 o'clock yesterday
3lessrs. Niiburn j. Co.'S extensive Wason
Manufactory. The alarm was promptly CIV
Gu and the fire engines soon on the spot,
Eut everything being so dry the fire got such
start IN 80 few minutes, TINT it was evident
tie main building could not be saved. At
material as possible, and to prevent the fire
from spreading to surrounding buildings, but
from On unfortunate location of the engine,
and the uea1uess Of the Woolen Factory and
hfcMi:lan's Sash and Blind shop
they seon caught dse and bum
Of Messrs. 1nllburn 4 Co. across the Rice
took fire. and burned In spite OF efforts to
save It. Then efforts were made to keep Mr..
Palmcr's houJe, the lumber sheds and tosh-
bough's saW mill fro1n burning, ana they
were successful, excepting one end Of the
and office, which were partially consumed,
aud only saved by their being brick and BY
great effors Of the ffemen and others. Many
con}ectures are made as to ho~ the fire
caught, gone saying from friction Of the ma
chinery, but tie opinion Of Mr.. Mi1bu1n and
his foreman, and In fact Of most Others, Is
that 1t waa set On FIRE. The men had been
gore from the chop but about ten minutes
when the fire broke out, and the foremen say
that all was right when they LETT; this IN
connection with the fact that 1t has
been on fire several times Ia tely, goes to show
that 1t was the work Of IN incendiary. Before,
the men were there, and 1t was put out, but
this time all had gone to supper. AlItburn
&; Co.'s loss will be from sc, 900 to $75, 900.
Insured for 5000, that Of MessrB. Palmer &
Warden about $4,000.
Tie loas to Mr. McMil1an nnd to wofkmen
n tools is eonsiderahte, but We do not know
give exact and full particulars. The ladies
yied with the men In working and many OF
them as well as several men, sank down from
exhaustion, and were cartted of. This fire
fs not only disastrous blow to- the owners
Of the shops, but, to the town and to hun
dreds Of workmeu, and the prospect is poor
for building up again.
, 1865-06-28

Edftore Tribure:
Now ,hst the Fair Is near it, close, may We not
claim I. snail tpace Iu Ton. columns for the
overlook cd By the reporters to a great extent !;
rot accusing them Of wtllfnl neglect, for they
reaching, our department: By the a;d Of The press
the musical lottery, the bsby hnns., and various
other schemes: Nov % w need your hslP tn tn
farmers lnow Whist re hare for eale. unleAs
through The papers! II they kad been educated
up to The belief tnat they could Lrrcba.e The verY
beet farming tnplements q faetory prices, With
Obliged to exhibit the amount We now do. Now,
would 1t not be well for youF reporter to make II
point to wit tie Mechanical Department and
take lit Of the same and make few comments
en- each ons. They viii, by 10 doing. do the
donors tustica and the Fair faror. u.
I'VE Willingly give place to The above, betause
the Tn1nuss is willing to do for the Fair nll that
IL permitted BY other demsnda on Its columns.
But our correspondent is in error in charging Us
with peRlect Of the Mechanical Dep1Etacut--He
have devoted more sp:ce TO- It tban to any other,
hsytnc repeatedly mentioned 1t and called attaa-
ton to the terms Of sale Of Its conteuts-ED,i .