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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-19
wAsHIsaroN, May IL.

" AhHINVIUNt MAy III
Nearly 25,0O0 rebel prisoners at Point OF
Rocks. all excepting two, have expressed
wish TO take the oath Of allegiance. As soon
the oath can be administered they will be
sent to Richmond en- route for their homes.
Mrs. Lincoln health is much improved.-
The family intend TO move from the Execu-
tive Mansion next week and proceed to Chi
cago. me- .i n.H
The commanding Generals OF armies and
departments have been ordered to Immediate
ly muster out all volsuieefs of the cavalry
whose term of service zpites prior to October
first.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-19
INSCRIPTIONS UPON THE COLORs
OF VERMONT REGIMENTS.

HEADoUAR1ERs bTH Amy UoRPs,
Office of Commissary Of Mus
ters, Danyille, Va, April 80. J
Editor Rutland Herald have the honor
to furnish you with an extract Of General Or
der No. 10, dated Headquarters Army Of the
Potomac, March 7th, 1865, to be carried into
effect in compliance with General Order No.
10 Of 1862 from the War Department. This
order shows the standing Of the Vermont
troops in the Army Of the Potomac, and will
very likely give many people great pleasure
and satisfaction to see i. published.
am sir,
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-05-19

The Tribune's Raleigh, N. c., correspond
ent says the people of North Carolina are ss
rebellions. more naughty. exciting. unsub-
dued, and, If possible, more devilish than
they ever we're One would think we were
the subjugassd and conquered peopls and not
the rebels. He cautions the north not to
take ons-hslf what thsy hear Of the returns y
ing spirit Of loyalty as genuine.
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Seasonable and Desirable Goods,

SeasOnable and Desirable Goods,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
IN LBS. Black and ColoreJ Flax Thread,
~ $50 der. Coates White Spool Cslten,
10 don. Clark's assorted colors ditto,
soc grsss shirt and Coat Rubber and Pearl Bottoms
zee grsss Black and " bite Pant Buttons,
80 gross lasting Coat and Vest Buttons,
% don. Fine and Dressing Combs,
200 yards Limos,
$50 yards Black and White Muslin Gngha.,
SEQ yards Black and White Calico
Ie0e yaids Light eolofed Calico,
leos yards Dark colored ditto,
See yards Celored and Black Airsesss.
SEQ yards Celsred and Black and White Muslin,
40 dozen Steel Skirt springs,
2 pieces Slack Broad Cloth,
piece Black Cashmere,
pieces Colsred Cashmere,
spieces silk Poplin,
% dozen Gents Colsred Hsndktrokiefs,
pieces Red and White Flannel
20 pieces fpe Blesehed Cotton Cath,
IS dozen Toilet Soap. some very fine.
Lead Psacils, Soda hy the kss arpsasd,
Steel Pens aRl Fen hslsers,
10000 white AID Colsted Envelopes,
IS o.. Canine, English Paper.
Prime Rio Csfee. and many ether sssds, Of sman
''otis. JAMES Y. WHITFIELD AGO.
Augua3 81
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N O I C L .

THE undersigned having qualified as executors Of
the last will and testament Of HARRISON
PARKER, deceased, at August term OF Orange
County Court, hereby nolify all persons having
claims agaas, said aecsased 10 present them Cor
payment within the time prescribed BY law, or this
notice will be plead in bar Af their recovery. Asd
all persons naohea TO said estate are requested TO
make immediate payment.
T. NJ. HOLT, U.s.,
JhssE w, PARKER. hh"
September I. g.
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AHeTIlr CHANGE or TERMS.

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ist. q veil . - psa ~ = h.as. csnp.h -
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u me RsoorSs4 MssaAs ~ riss -il h Ten dsl
LAS r. ms Jsslr ~ ssAsn sr sla neatAs, psLs
n sisssss. L. siss q "a sss~.sissy 4 he fs,srs.
10 prefer iskiaS sssssYesas ~ az .sslbs snly
We ss persuaded tAss ssx ~ u s~s psHsrs vii
teSn Ais ai'Isos "a psiss sn,ssse.ssss. vtcs lkey
oonsstu sAs& On ssilss ~s1 ~ p.wshs-s % nseL
sfPsvi-s.. sss,. Hss q s.rst, j. ysiy ssals -oah
n issn~ dsss II say, ks-sv~, Acea - di...t.-
cd. rs aAah BE- sisd tasy will give - ssrI, no
doe, lhsy ss ssssonlisse q ASP lass b. psyiss w
sssf d 49,
Va hstts-s IAss srs BOT fsv Il .u sb.ssis,u
vbs an ssss's V psy. sst tkss s-s ss.s -ss h.,.
sosa vsT ssrty IA 'ss sss~. AZ pristiss PAPER
Ass sses~s a. izs~ins ne. % -, szpsss.., We
sss iss;s apes .sss psos psys.ns; y. o.s.s
ossiisss = sss< - xsssas % ttsss vAs 4. 90,
iosssd . ~. We Asps eli .ts o.. /. sysss., -A..
Au fs q 49, = Ls>s~ sS.. ~ Sss q y |. .
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rsnss; q vssA - ssvs~S y - .xss~ssss, cad .
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81 II J = 30 = Iris oao..
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SOUTHERN HEPATlc PILLS.

SOUTHERN HEPATlC PILLS.
A FEW Imponanl Facts IN regard 10 the .sos,h-
"A ern hEPATiC PILLS"
|. They are prepared iionI the best quality Of
Medicines BY III. discoverer, new an aged Minister
VI the Gospel, and ait sale.
2. They have been known for years N. tested by
thousands.
5. Five hundred per,ons ale lfeNn i, have been
cured by iktm,
4. They are not recommended ~ The Proprietor
70, everything, bus only ic, diseases which arnsiom
disorde!ed livers.
5. Directions and certificates &c, on each box.
and these certificates ale iron vel known and most
respectable indisdupls.
6. Correspondents recon reno them al go. To-
Liver Disease, chiils ami fessrs, Fntumonia Jaunr
dice, DysPepsis. Bihieus fts,rs biieUu Rheuma-
t,n, Worms. Plarisy, Riohehitis ar
Y. Several gentlemen stale that The ~ Of these
Pills has been TO them On annual s..tt i from
Slesto S2os; they are ibe bert plan,atius medicine
ever offered t. The puLle.
8. Some physicians ii the highest ssndine pre-
scrbe4hem II their patienis and hundreds Of boxes
have been sold 10 regular lia,uiens,s
3. During the last quarter 2,sk0 ho1es have been
ssld toiwo Druggists one IL South Carrlins ard one
in Nerik Carolina; and some Tine ago over 3'7co
boxes we're ordered B, Druggists in ems town in
Virginia
~ Price. 50 shoS. ForS3o dozen boxes viii
be sent to any address. very liberal diseeun, 10
Drnrcisi and countr, neleLsRts C.sl fnsw eur.
fency) TO seeobpshy orders.
Fer sale ia HillsLororrh Nv
J.. Y. Whitfield & CO.
August 10. So
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TIE HILLsBoRoUGH BRcCFrIL
IL rusIfsBss vEsxLr
NJ DKHHIs HRARTT.

Terms. - Ter pellais . yer. - fs.d
vance; Eis,es psllsr N set ts4 vihn a"s
nsrths; 90 Trsl,s Dsllars, u aelsyss Nm " =
pirstien sfihs year.
Ne pstst viii No sisseptirs.d rsll Al ssss'fe
are paid. asl. . 81 ,ks syser 81 he prNl1sa.
No pspsr vill 10 ss,s nss yshssi e~s 90 =
Stale urlsss psynsrl u nsSs % sd''see.
pes.on in he stss shall bessos isTstslh
Adruiiiirs EIks for The 10 aieh ;.
Advertisements set sresssirg ivsl's tsss 30"
hr for tho 6fsi, sad i've 5or- for essh
Insertion; srsst on. b prcrersos. Cesn -. !.
ssu,s tssIiy.f., pei esrLt,sfsf.
ss,s-lhud wiu 4, s, - 70 ssrts'ssss -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-25
A NBw SUNDAY SCHOOL PAPER.

ME lave completed arrangements 10 publish
w nenIklY, in Salisbury. Sunday School Pa
Der. 10 be called THE GHILDREN's BANNER"
adapted q. sssrly - possible 10 The wsnis Of The
children in ihese day, Of evil The imporissse Of
this enterprise 10 surely evident 10 all. There IL No
such paper in general circulation 10 The Stale, snd
lxfge portions Of adjoining States sre alike des,sls.
II 10 more seeded row ihsn 81 any previous tine.
the scarcity Of ssadsy school books and Sunday.
col ptiveaes and facilities urgently 5emsnds Il
II will help the sehssl Tessh-rs. and Psenis, and
DO blessing 10 those ehildrsn VITO prevented "
say essse from attending the Ssss~ih sehOc. IL .
eaiaen,ly worthy Of year approval and sncosnss.
sent Will zee apt, then, sepd sssi lis, u sob
.crihers. Crss ups. yssi frissSs 70 take i: and
these having 10 chiI5ssR whs need u, 10 sssd IL
the children Of our Soldiers sad The psss. sesd your
subscriptions without delay, that yes may sss the
esmpste setiss Lock for The Sra asssst sseut The
Erst % Fssmsry-n nay be esrlisr. Ths PsPsr win
BE- pubIished nsnihly-is bsr pse>- - SsA~s,
ever twenty ~ .hirsss i.cAss praised % Sosd type
and viii psstasss.
Tie terms are: Per ssy ns.Ssf sss~ 70 copies.
% siI me4ihs n per espy fst . Member Isss ssan
50 and rsrs than 10, 81 SO; hr . aaabst sIsrsd.
inx 50 and le-s thss loo. OIL -; iss sny asnhes
over ee 70 ons sdsfsss, 81, invariably In sdyasss.
Rev. A. w. asngsn. Bdiior. J. J. Bfsser, Pub.
- All letters. cs0lribstioss. tsmiilsae~s. 40,
win bs addressed 70 Rsv. A. W. hsngs., ssIsssy.
gsnssry< IT,
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SuRKE. pYkIs & Co.
EOTICK

0sfCs = bss~c, gives. Asl a M ed e N
v~sAs. ihs sstash~s ON syrly Cd Ne sass II
hihstssosA, ses TssgAesbs o.. NJ sls f.s sss lss,
~ b4s $500 - ss,h y All - iaf sllss, aa.
fss, sste A,rvs s4A lse4
GFORsE VI, FUnEPoY.
F''itsbs = TS--sw
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(,0rrEs. sUGAR spdTEA.
~ IsDi0o. English BLUE sTeEB.
TEN CRoss MATCHES.
I'm. BROWN 4 CO.
isssG ss-
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
BURKE, BOYKIN 3 CO.,

MACON, UkUhfflA.
Vow READYi-kHsfyR wILLlHa MT.
~ TEN; Or. The fosls Of briilisst Ts~nts, vho
-as r.ined By bad luek. By Judge Lsng.,fssi. az
hsr or Georgia s<sae." Price o..
CAMP NSB RiELDe-Pspsp hss Ne Psr,io-
lie u - Army chsplsin. D, Tho Rev. JssrpA Cross
ID. d. Part LEI nos tssdy. Price 81.
DUNCAN ADAIR o. Captured IN Escapisg. II
stsry q ens Of Hotssa's men. Ny Ara Jsss r. r..
Croa. Ns~rly ready. Price 81.
YOUNG kSROONERs.-By Rev. r,sss y.
9euldnr. A most satsrtsiaitG sssk for yossa
ysrsons ProHsssssS ~ s.es jsss@ 10 10 sassl .
RohiDsss CIssos Prizes g.
A liesrl si~ssss, " As r.ss Son the iorszeiss
prices FoS lka anosst ssnsd. rspaiss 10 ss. %
current funss, vs vAI sss< sl,ss- . eli Or ihs-s
sosk,, PCS. pssa, v ssy 21i u Ne cssa.d~s<J.
A<dwss.
SuRKE. sbYkIs 4 Co.
hsssss G>sTsis.
- AsJ s4vsyspss b ;ss cs.lsssvss, ss,,inS
che sbors s&,-sti~n~sr via tSss 500. IN Fsssrs
cs25 ~ ~ssk 81 tn ssess ss-ss sss~ rs~sys ~ ~
Fsys, es-ssisi.s M ssrs.-SGs~x
p~cs~kss iA,k o.
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S TR AY COW S.

GTRAYED from this Plse. sheo, The s.A instant,
- three COWS 81 The fsIl.Nig description: One
large white and Isd sPe'iet ssw. With ker,; oss
blssk horned Cow. viii bell ~. one ~hlk md red
spsilsd Reifer. ne horns. AtbasI nrsa vii Be-
s,ven for the ses~, Of The sNs Ilr ds,sn,io Of
ih,n % ibsti esr Sc, HEN. Any iriotrsi.s Ihask.
fully received. Vdsress tri,erty s,si'sr
o. 8. CAUsEY.
Jsly l3A. if--A
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SUCCESS on TRRNHoLM.

SUNIESS OF fKKN HUM.
W. HAVE IN store and arc daily receiving Dry
W. Goods. Grocsiiss. Stationery. Hats, Beansts
ko,isns, Drugs. Hardware. de., whieh VIC sHes Tor
Cash, or any kind u bsre
H.N. BROWN SC0.
Ansss 81. 81
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~ n u ~
TUNING csosss~alh attended " IN Hf-ho-
4 rs.sh Chsrsss sss hay the price bsSers iLs
ww. 70 " pah In csrn, osh ., forage 81 old pricsa
- Tsslr squiyslent 10 nensY 81 rrs-ssi rates, Esp
-rsa o. esnsss furnsh sseh srijcles. kepsI,ns
sens N the same terms. Press the sbe.e terms
HEEn BAsELER.
LseaA ". ell 40
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Undertaking, at Hillsborough.
TINE subscriber is prepored to furnish Mahogany
i C0FFlNs Of all szss. al enc or Two hours no
tee. They can be forwarded on the trains BY Rai-
read al one hsars nstice.
JOHN CHEEK, Agent.
September IA sS-em
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N RW GOODS,

NEW GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED Al THE DIT G store.
IyNGLIsH EnVelsps, White Flannel,
IL English Letter Pa pei, Spool Gotten,
Black aud white Callsss, Lend Pencils,
Mar Pins. Tsoih Brsskss,
Black and white Piss, Pant Buttons,
Needles. Blsshns.
Fancy Toilet sssP, Coffee, Pepper, snss.
Pine and Coarse Conbs, Gotten ista.
Shoe Knives, Salt. Ce,sei IN,
Qsinins, Calsnsl, &c. AZ. Ss.
July 9. 81
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n oTICF.

NOTICE.
too sUEcHRs ~ csrroN Ysrr. -.
Esd 10, 70 ~ srcAxss,s fsr tsss~. Do.
Och PshstssA nsrs. Ckioksss. "a
In MAJ. GcGDor.
A. hs Bss.sI-
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JUST RECEIVED, BY EMPRESS.

CALL AND SEE.
WE are rseeisils IN pstilhs foilevingnesesssry
" sad dssirsbls Goods. whisL We will sslIsl q
snssll sdssbee. Ter essk opiy:
4 very handsome Black sksHls.
GEO yards ~ Biesehi. shitlias~
zee yards IA Fancy Calico,
soc ysrds Black and White ditto,
Tso ysrds DARK Fancy Ditto.
500 yards a. Light Fsnf, ditto,
CsIsrsd and white Pseksi n snsksrehiss,
7ss dozen Costs's spool Csuss,
seolbs.prine Rio Csaes,
100 lbs. Black Pepper.
ili2 lbs. Cooking ssss.
seioI. Goat stinsfst Boots and Lsdis, aksss,
rs bags Dry Salt.
f2o lbs. Epson Salts.
snd many other assasis srtisis.
JAMES Y. Whitfield & CO.
rssrssry a.
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aions raised Five from 50 TO sat- but hsy dsens<
On nssssS s to the pe:sn, ssosSo. ,e
after reaching ,3i rule stSiids2f. ' 0'"''''
P.rRoL.un-Bou. English Brandon report the make.
quiet as aud ;,Ms.Sy Refined ls s
Sugar hrmsr and advanced 3o6d Coffee hrm Tea quist
Common Cougou, ~ Rice inactive. Iron dull TsIsv
it, TuIpentns firm, ct S7Jd68h Petroleum hrm: Cruz.
sIo; Refined, ~. Sperm Oil quiet at sao
LosDos MoSEr MARKEr-Consos closed Friday evening q
axEsIcAS srooKs-IlinOis Central Railroad. 6l,ss,,,
Erie Railway. aaa2si U. 8. FiveTwente,, 5liasls -"
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. lS.-Corroy-Sales TO-DAY
u.s. 900 bales: Tie market is dull, with but little inqay "a
prices weak
BRKADsrurrs-The market is quiet and steady 81 Z
LIVERPOOL FEB lS-Eyenng sales Of Cotton 10 dsv
foot up only 500 bales the closing unchanged
Breadsgf' quiet Wheat hrmer Provisions quiet, Beef
Conso for money 50, asoi Illinois Central shares, sila
"a discount Erie shares, 3lld3a FNeTwenties. 5lie
PsovIsoSsThe market /. quiet Lard inactive a, 20 16oi
PRoDucE-fhe market is steady
LONDON FEB l8-CossOis 8st d89, for money
AhERicAS srocks-lilnos Central Il. K, 81! d52i Erie
Tie weekly Cotton market wa. received per Mor,v,u ..
TRADE RrroRr.-The Manchester msrle. 1. IA. and If
regular.
LIVERPOOL BREApsTuyps MAnKEr-The Bread,tus. maj,
ke is quiet. Wheat IL trmer with slight ADVANCE Ms-sr.
kichsrdsTn Spence a. s.and Athy. Co., and othess
ia2d per Genital; Red Western, 1904 Corn in.eiiss
LIVERPOOL PsovIsroS MARKxr-Ths market ia ouie, aad
steady Messrs Wakefield Nash Co., Gordon, Bruce
Co., and others report Beef steady Pork firm, and market
bare. Bacon frmer with partial advance of Lard easier
at SO $50. Butter Imer. Tsllow active and easier.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARxgT-Ths Brokers Circular re-
ports Ashes quiet s03a3l for Pots and Pearls SUGAR
quiet and steady Coffee inactive Kiee upward Lin;eed
"a Cd 49, Sperm Oil easier. Rosn dull and declining.
Spirits Turpentine fiat.
NJ
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ou d;a M, core here IN make or hear speeches. and
will only add that cordially reciprocate your Eihd
wishes Al nv age new friends are not easily made
bui shall indulge the hope that in leaving the Depart
ment shan not lose the regards OF those whose friend
ship have learned TO value.
A picture of the misunderstanding, conscien.
tious, Just, wise, democratic. There is NOT o
bit of nonsense in him, official or personal, and
no assimilation of humbug or folly in any form.
1t is these qualities of simplicity and integrity
that have saved his administration Of the Treas
ury in the most critical epoch of our Finances
and saved the country from new systems and
untried experiments. A vain or weak man
would not have been content to run the ma
chine as he found it. He would inevitably
have sought financial instead of administrative
reputation out of his place, and inevitably have
afflicted the nation in his three months tenure
of Office. Mr.. FEssEyDEy can well afford to let
his fame as Secretary Of the Treasury rest upon
his wise and successful raising of money to
carry the war through by Popular Loans. A
Just History of the war or the Union will give
him place beside the great Generals who have
won the Union victories.
Mr.. Fessenden was always tower Of strength
and a shelter from bad legislation, while he was
in the Senate. All men who wish short life to
the wasteful abuses which have grown up under
the war, and visilant and incorruptible oppoSi.
ton to the legislative robbery and beggary
which will come after the war, will welcome
him back to his old field of labor, and invoke
for him strength and health to do the vital work
that the coming six years have in store for him
and for all conscientious Lawmakers.
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SECRETARY FESSENDEN'S RE.
TIRE MKNT.

Day before Yesterday the Chiefs Of the various
Bureaus in the Treasury Department waited
upon Secretary Fcssenden, and through one OF
their number expressed their respect for him on
the eve of his retirement from office, and their
cordial wishes for his health and happiness. To
whom he made answer
GENTLEMEN: I am exceedingly thankful 10 YOU FOR
this call and for the kind expressions OF regard have
received from you through the Commissioner Oh Gus.
toms. can only say TO you what you proDahly MI
know that came here most unwincly and shall have
perhaps but single regret IN leaving the department
and that arises from the necessity Of parting with
many gentlemen with whom my Intercourse has been
exceedingly agreeable and ior whom have very
friendly regard came here because conceived IL ~
be nv duty under the circumstance, but Gu
couraged and sustained by the assurance Of sup.
port from gentlemen connected with the of'
nee have received hss supper, r o
found every gentleman here disposed TO AID
me. say 10 You, gentlemen. with entire frank.
ness snss oes,e me snd
experience have acquired, and trust it has not been
disady ambiguous 10 others or TO the department. !
think it would be better for the Government and the
copntry il Congress and the gentlemen connected with
the executive branch OF the Government better
understood each other. tha 60 back TO the Senate
with many opinions corrected and improved with re.
gard the conduct Of the Departments especially that
with which have been connected. think shall be
disposed to render justice to gentlemen who, placed
in situations like yours labor in season and out of
season for the public good for what conceive to be in
these times very inadequate remuneration for their
services have doubt the In true with regard
70 All the other Departments Of the Government.
With regard TO my daily intercourse with You.
gentlemen, can only say. in my opinion. however
ne NAV be placed relatively either In the Department
or elsewhere. no man In this country Is above the
rank Of gentleman, and every who henoraby and
conscientiousy performs his duty is entitled 70 be
trsated ~ such Acting upon this belief have
,ersrded the humblest eeih in thu office. % long
a. he discharged his duty honestly and
faithfully, as my equs and entitled not only to my
projection but % equal rights with pySeE Gentlemen.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
TIE WAR.

Thr CHATTANOOGA Gazette of March = gives
lengthy details OF the capture of Rebel yawl and Ia
men at Chapman's Landing on the Tennessee by
seven 1ennesseeans The yawl was built at Richmond
armed with torpedoes and transported Overland to the
Hoston River. for the purpose of DESTROYING Govern
ment property below Kingston. The party were UNI
formed aud acted under orders from the Reoei Navy
Department.
Gen. Kinks has written an answer TO the COM
1nuuicaton of Supervisor Blunt on the subject OF re
crutng in which he states that the present rate OF re-
cruting will not fill the city quota in the time required
and recommends renewed energy and effort on the part
OF the people Should these be exercised, there Will be
no draft within ten days.
Recruiting at the County Volunteer head
quarters in the Park fell of considerably Yesterday,
owing in part to the illness of the navy Examining Sur
ceon On account Of the celebration no business Will
DE transacted to-day after II IN.
Correspondents intimate, and "Wednesday
Richmond Dispatch confirms the intimation that Sher
dan is advancing down the Shenandoah Valley at the
head of two of the finest cavalry divisions in the ser
vice.
There was a rumOr afOat in Wheeling
Tuesday last, that the Union garrison at Bultown,
(raxton County va.,) had been gobbled up by a
few of the enemy
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priations, and prints the letter Of subscriber who
thus testifes:

"Nr "MotnsYs m. Feb. @. 1865:
"E. RUSSELL. Q--Dtar Sir I have noticed with
much interest the controversy between you and the eo
tors of Ia Chicago Tribune chs subject OF stealing
editorials The course Of The Tribune upon this point
has been unfair in the extreme and has damaged us rep
utation tor fair dealing with other papers. r,,
Some two wears ago, took, at the same time, IhE
NEW YORK TRIBUNE and The Chicago IribHnt Inc
latter Containing the latest intelligence was read nrs,
When II was laid aside and TIE NEw-YORK Ikibu "
taken up many times In reading the editorials wouia
find the same articles which had read in re Gh.eaSg
Tribune From frequent circumstances Oh TINS kinu
was led to compare articles and found them 70 pc Jug
same in every respect The conclusion that arrived
At was that in, Chicago Tribune copied the edtoras
NJ TIIr NrwYosK TRIBUNE without giving any credit
lone instance Of this kind gave Inc great pain. III
uas tbis Ti. Chicago Tribune had contemplate arti'
Gle on Horace Greeley. traducing him in shameless
manner--caling him "Graham Bread" "Old !lrab y
and the like In the same number 1t had an editorial
ahor three surths OF column in length which 1t had
puroined from The NEw.YoRK TRIBUNE, the hohofed
editor of which it had Just traduced IN style that
would put 10 shame the lowest Copperhsad edltor III
the land. ,
"The Union men Of this Nation demand higher
standard of honor than this, and the journal that
ignores heightened morality will learn, In the end
that the honest intelligent and good people OF TINS and
will not be satisfied with newspaper that so lar dis
| regards the rules of good neighborshiP.
am truly glad that you have raised this point Tor
there is much for improvement In this respect
among our newspaper editors. They have great To-
| fuence in this country and should be pure men =,
Every truly yours. "h' MILNE
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.

The Canada, from Liverpool Feb. IL, via
Queenstown, Feb 10 arrived at Halifax yesterday
with two days later news
Tie English press were continuing to discuss the
failure Of the peace conference TIE Ipde1 the Rebel
organ of London finds in the fact Of negotiations
having been found possible proof that the American
people have made rapid strides toward the idea Oh
peace.
The project of the cession of Sonora is said to have
been discussed in the French Privy Council the Duke
de Morny advocating and Drouyn de Lhuys opposipg'
The Emperor is said to have ultimately agreed WIN
1he latter.
Additional details have been received of the capture
of Paysandu, in Uruguay by the Brazlians. Inc cap
ture Of the city was preceded by sanguinsry battle
lasting Afty hours The Brazilian army were marching
npon Mouteyideo