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LOOK Out for a Farm of abort

Cnn ACRES prime land. The rest
cOO dence Of the late Judge B. W.
Harris, in Cecil county, Md, will soon be
offered at Trustees Sale. Terms easy
nearly two.thirds of the purchase money
may remain in the land, if preferred. The
buildings suit for a division Of the land.
For information by letter address S. Ell.
or Samuel II. Glasgow.
Mar IL :, l865-tf
~ Delaware Gazette and Village Record co.. once
week foi weeks and send bill to ad, ertiser
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DEATH OF A STRANGER. jour-
neyman paper maker came to Providence Paper
NH, on the Little Elk, on Tuesday last, seek
ing employment. He was 'nwoil, and growing
worse, died the next day. He was German,
had sufficient means to defrny his funeral ex-
penscs, and n number of letters from reliable
paper manufacturers, vouching for his charac-
ter. His name was Joseph Elbcnick.
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AID SocIgTY.-A Ladies' Soldiers
Aid Society was organized at Cherry Hill,
on Monday night last.
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SALE OF FARMs.-Mf. Daniel Brat.

ton sold, last week, the farm of Mr. Stephen
Pluck, situated about two miles from Fix
ton, containing so acres, to Messrs. Sent.
man and Rutter, for $1,000.
Mr.. Bratton will offer at public sale, on
Monday, the real estate of Mr.. VIM. Grit
fths, containing 30 acres also, the per-
sonal property of the same party; and on
Friday next, the personal property of Mrs.
Ann Reese, both of which sales will be
found advertised in The Wing.
Mr.. Stephen b. Ford has sold his farm in Elk
Neck, containing l2O acres, to Mr. Edward
Kemp, of Michigan, for SI,25O
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SEtRESARY OF THE TREAsuRY.-The Hon.
Hugh McCulloch has been confirmed Secre-
tary OF the Treasury, by unanimous vote
of the Senate
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Trustees Sale.

Df virtue of a Decree Of the Circuit Court
- for Cecil county, in chanccry, the under
signed, as Trustee, will sell at Public Sale,
On saturday. tile 18Th day Of Nuch, 1865,
at , O'Clock p. NJ, Tract of Land, Contain
ing
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DRAFTED.-Mr. Richard Il. May,
formerly of Elkton, but for the past year
resident of indianapolis, Ind, has been
drafted in the latter city, under the present
300, 900 call.
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a.. y. f-2O Six per cent.
GOi DECLARING BONDS

Those bonds nov WJtha premium of nine per
cr'itr innlalng gold int"rc~; from Nov, which
mHi"s The actual !p'lt the 30 loan, at current
rates. inducing Interest. about per cent per
according t" tn" Irttr levied On othc- property. The
interest is pyab" -rmiannually 10y coupons attached
10 each note, which nEN be cut off and sold to any
hupi or l&AEor.
The int""c .iunrl.t. 10
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A TGERS! AUGERS,'--A good assortment of Car.
- pen'ers and Post tug"r- in store and for sale nv
MAJ y 1850 T. W. STAPLES
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62S. HOPKINS 62S,
HOOP SKIRT
MANUFACTORY,
No. 62S ARCH Street. above 9th. Phil ,pELruIA
Wholesale and Retail.

TUE most complete assortment and best quality AMI
styles NJ Lltics. Misses and ChrrnS' HOOP SKIRTS
iii the city. Those OF" OUR MAKE, are gotten M
expressly II meet the wants If FIRST CLASS RETAIL
lRADE-cinbracInG all the aud desirable styles.
Sues lengths ami size waists in trail aud plain SIX RTS.
from ~ t. 90 springs. from - to II inches long and u
"a, "a. j. 81. 3'4 and 80 yards round the bottom
making more than hundred varieties for Ladies';
Misses and thlrcns SKIRTS we beyond all COM
petition: all that made by us have the
Kid pads Hopkins Hoop skirt MauufActpry. No. CPS
Arch Street rhla'a., AMI warranted to give salts
faction.
R.,"Agcnts for the NEW FLEXIBLE" SKIRT. the
most pliabc Hop skirt made equal to Bradeys Du-
pick Eli tc' skirt. and at much bower prices
Also constantly in receipt Of full assortment of COOL
Eastern made Skirts which being sold at very low
prices kid Padrd and metallic fastened Ii springs SIS
cents - springs 81 oo 25 springs. 81 Ii; 30 springs,
81 D. and ~ springs, 81 80. kIRTS made to order,
altered and repaired TERMS C,sn,-ONE PRICE ONLY.
For Circular coutniug Catalogue of STYLES, lengths,
size, and Prices call ut address by mail incosng
Stamp for Postage,
"HOPKINS' HOOP SKIRT MANuFACTORY,
NJ. 62S ARCH Street PlllLADEL IIlA.'
Mar H. lSCj-3nf
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The creditors Of Joanna Bovd, deceased
are hereby notified to file their CLAIMS in the
Office Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for
Cecil county. within I months from tl.. ,,.y
OF sale. JAMES W. MAXWELL.
Mar IL, lS6j-ts Trustee.
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PROFESSORS WILLIAMsoN's CONCERT.

NOf ESSON > W kLLk.tHSUN 5 OONCERT.
Owing t. the dsarrangement in the run,
ing Of the cars from the gorge of ice at the
mouth of the Susquehanna, the st. Mary's
Choir, Wilmington, were prevented from
reaching Elliton, on Tuesday evening last
which was source of much modification
and regret O the Professor. The concert
was well attended and came off very salts.
factory, notwithstanding the arrangement of
the programme, caused by the nou-arrval
of some of the principal performers from
Wilmington and Philadelphia.
The Professor is an exquisite Pianist
The Storm, a piano solo, one of his own
musical compositions, is an admirable produc
ton, and was suggested to the author by
witnessing, in a panorama, the representa-
ton of a summers day. The morning
breaks bright and beautiful, with the melody
of birds and signing of gentle brcezes, sue
ceeded by the gathering thunder Storm
The tempest, having spent its fury, rolls
away, family muttcrng in the distance, when
the hooking bird again appears, pouring
forth his silver melody to the rising MOON
This sublime and beautiful idea is rendered
with initiative and witching sweetness.
Professor Williamson will have a compli-
mentary beueGt, on next Thursday evening,
assisted by the St. Marys Choir. Mrs. Ii
die johnson, Elkton's favortc songStrcss,
has promised to sing on that OCCASION
The Choir will sing the .Stnbot .Mtrtcn in
full, which is appropriate to the season of
Lent. Among the pieces for Thursday even
ing, are the Captive Greek Girl, piano
solo, by Mozart : the Maniac. and Duet
from the Child Of the Regiment, which will
be performed by the Professor. The farce
Of Box and Cox, together with orations, di-
alogues and comic songs, among the latter
Niagara Falls and the R.,shful Young Man.
will make up a most attractive programme
for the evening.
We understand It's the Professors pur-
pose to open class, in Elkton, in both vo
cal and Instrumental music, Immediately
after the last concert.
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Coal Affairs.

EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS. On
Tuesday last, the annual examination of
teachers for the Public Schools of this
county was held in the County Commissions
ers' and School Commissioners rooms
Both rooms were pretty well filled with as
pirants to scholastic honors, composed large
ly of young ladies. There were SO candi-
dates, 81 of whom passed the examination
and received certificates from the Board of
Examiners. This Board is composed of
three of the School Commissioners, Messrs.
+. a. Ellis, c. c. Brokaw, and DR.. S. B..
Stubs. The Doctor was absent on this oc-
casion, the two former constituting the
Board.
The following are the names of the sue
cessful candidates, with their post-ofiice al-
dress, who received teachers certificates -
John Galbraith, Susan Roe, Maria Devin-
ney, Sallie A. Campbell, Elizabeth NJ. Hays,
Laura Y. Crouch, Marian S. kershaw,-
post Office address, Elkton. John A. Rich,
Ella c. Houck, -Chcsapeak City. Lydia
Field, Nathan l.. Janney, Lcvinia \. Ben
jamir, Salie H. Gamble, Jamie c. Trimbe,
Emma NJ. Russell, Bell h. Galbraith, Rachel
+. Janney, Josephine +. Janney,-Bay
View. Emma Wilson, Harriet A. Wilson,
Oxford, Chester county, Pa. Lizzie Ely,
Nottingham, Chester county, Pa. Annie
T. jenkins, Rock Springs. Martha +. Jack
son, Emma J. Gregg, Emma J. Mccall,
Sarah f. McCall,-Principio F-rnace.-
Carrie A. Griest Rising Sun. Edward P.
Chandlec, Lizzie W. Morgan, -
Elite A. Kirk, Phoebe \. Moore, NJ. Augusta
BROWNIE. NJ. House. Arthur A. Mackie,
Fair Hill. Edith S. Ianna,-Lislc, Lam
caster CO., Pa. Rebecca b. Moore, -Hick
DRY Hill, Chester county, Pa. Maria Chris
tie,-Rowlandsville. S. Shcrer,-New Lon
don, Chester county, Pa.
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sll..ff THIRTY LOAN.

TAos" No,I- arc issrcl under date Of August 18th.
-! and ne payable three years from that time. in
currency. OF arc convertible y, ,he option OF the
Ia lter into
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DIsGRACEEUL SCENE. On Sunday
last several natives of the Green Isle, hail
ing from the classic locality of Iron Hill,
came down to renew their spiritual strength
and succeeded to some extent,-but the
supply on hand becoming exhausted, they
proceeded to the Railroad Hotel, where
they demanded fresh supply, at the back
door. They were told by small boy-the
only person in that part of the house-that
they could not get any. They then passed
through an entry to the door leading to the
bar-room. Here they commenced kicking
the door down. While engaged in this very
peaceable business, the barkeeper made his
appearance, when fight ensured, and the
crowd becoming larger it was extended to
the street. One of the Irishmen cut the
bar-keeper's head with large knife, and
down, and the claret made to flow pretty
freely. During the fight clubs and stones
were used in handsome style. Deputy Sher-
iff Janney made his appearance, and by the
aiu vi sc'eidl clIiAeiS' sool Succeeueu III
arresting four of the rioters. The others
escaped. The following are the names of
chose arrested: Patrick Sullivan, Timothy
O'Ruke, John O'Donnell and Michael Quin-
Ian. They were locked up in Jail till Mon
day, when they had a hearing before Justice
Torbert Sullivan was fined 81 and costs.
The other three were held TO bail in $500
each.
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The Cecil Wing.
ELKTON, MARCH II, 1860.

HAIL to thee flag of many stars;
Beneath thy shade true hearts will gather,
And still uplift thee to the breeze,
Though dark and stormy be the weather.
To thee our earliest hopes belong;
TO every fold deathless story;
And still with life we'll hold undimm'd
The starry luser of thy glory.
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JAS. S. CRAWFORD,
Treasurer late Citizens Bounty Committee


~ =, 1T.
To cash reed from collectors Of Bounty
Fund, proceeds of several notes contrib
utr,l to said fund. and proceeds of Conn
mittecS not" of S2514F given in anticipa-
tIon of collections. Sl1,546.j
To cash received from County Commissions
crs being the balance of - 300 dlc us
county Bounty To Al men required from
the District, S2,oj0 Of which was paid to
volunteers and persons putting in per-
sonal substitutes $500
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40 ACRES.

situated on the Little North East Creek, on
the road from Eiktopto Brick Meeting House.
formerly owned by Walden Reed, decd.
being the same Tract of Land convc ycd by
John Thornton and wife to Walden Reed, hy
Deed bearing date the 2Sd day Of February,
1913, and recorded in Liber X. G. ii No.
8, folio 426, one of the Land Record Books
Of Cecil county.
a part OF this Tract is under good fencing
and susceptible Of Improvement the balance
in Woodland.
The improvements are IA good
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Christ Mill.

in complete running order, and good fall of
water. DWELLING HOUSE, contain
ing seven rooms, neatly new; Frame Barn,
&c.
And at the same rimc aad place, a Tract
Of md, about one mile from North East,
adjoining lands OF John Mcarns. Thom,,s
Russell and others. being Tract of Land of
VIII oh Martha Reed died seized, containing
81 ACRES.
HE improvements are Il small Dwelling
House, some very valuable Meadow Land,
AND some very Valuable Timber for mechan-
lcal purposes, and within u gu.rler of u M lie
OF the ldllroii.
TERMS OF SALE.-The Conditions of
Sale as prescribed by the Decree are One
third cash on the day Of salc one third in
six months, and the balance in lively.
months from the day OF sale the purchaser
giving notes or bombs with security to bc
approved by the Trustee.
Sale to take place AT the Mill Property.
WILLIAM Y. MILLER.
Mar II, lSG5-lw Trustee.
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Names of colorcd volunteers receiving District
Bounty of $3.50 each ana credited to Sd District:
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Ice BLOCKADE OF THE SUsoUEHANNkt

The ice, in the Susquehanna, at Columbia,
broke loose on Sunday, carrying the gorge
down from McCall's Ferry. The flow lodg-
ed on the flats, at the mouth of the river,
and daming back, stopped railroad travel
on the p W. & Baltimore railroad, on Tues
day, the ice gorgng SO in the river, as to
prevent the boat from crossing between Per
ryville and Havre de Grace.
On Wednesday night, about 9 o clock, the
ice again commenced running, removing
this temporary blockade on travel.
On Thursday, the cars between Philadel-
pha and Baltimore, resumed their regular
trips. This ice gorge did not seriously affect
Port Deposit.
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TNI1E subscriber having sold tho farm
l. known as the John Reyb"1d Farm, on
the public road leading from Delaware City
to Port Penn, and near Delaware ity, will
offer at Public Sale, on
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Mar II, ISG5-ow
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PUBLIC SALE

1.-THE subscriber will sell at Public Sale. on
l. MoHday. the 2OM Of Murrh, INST, at II
O'Clock NJ, at Cherry Hill, Cecil county, Md,
Ii Ell ID / Ii.
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One Hundred and Ninc.y~Eight

2dly, A WOOD LOT, beginning at
the northwest corner Of James Rulcy's land;
on the northeast bounded by the south side
of the public road adjoining on the north
west, the lands of John r. Price; on tue
southwest, the lands of Evan Lewis and on
southeast, the lands Of James Ruley. and
SuuDoSel 10 contain
The New York herald., 1865-05-17
E0R sALR-A CATRI00ED GAILBOAT, - FEET
long and 10 feet beam. Apply to r. FISH, lOA Water a.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

H. rage Repository, Fifth avenue and Forty fourth
pair coach Horses bays; pair bay trong Mares
hands inch and ofthe superb saddle ponies Ia the
city The above well worthy notice. also bargain Ia
consequence OF the going Europe Clarence and
one two seated Park Phaeton.
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

..s-s( C
Il only ~ We View YORK huseum of AbAtomy sl6 Broad.
wu p.russ unsnls 70 attend these ee,sres css have then
fofwkIdec receipt s on by AddrtSsps eeWoAfv Of
Hew vere hueuD d AnAlomk
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

EN0R SALE--rHE FAST AND BEAUTIFUL sAILBOAT
Jennie, formerly called the 0eorge Boscawen, which,
Tor speed and bes9 q model s ansioelsd built year
pair she ii foot of NneIy sixth street.
East rver for parc0srS Address Al A7s n r. Post
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

A SPLENDID LOT OF THIRTY HORSES JUST AR.
"A rived from the Genesee valley, consisting OF coach pairs
the finest and fastest .St.ns stock single and double
great young sound and kind VIII be sold at most
reasonable prices and responsby In way
tropoan stables corner Of Prince and Crosby stree
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-20

SHERIFFS SAIE.-State Of Iowa, Lee
~ coanty, ssBy virtue Of special execution TO me
directed issued by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said
will sell the highest bidder az the front door Of the
CLERKS oce the strict Court of Lee county, lows
at Kcotuk in s4id county The 18th day Of January
A. u. 1896, between the hours OF O'Clock A VI. and
o'clock r. NJ, commencing at O'Clock p NJ. OF said
day the following property towt: The south half of
the northeast quarter of srcton L. township 65 range
west, in Lee county. Iowa s.s
Taken Levied upon, and to be sold 70 satisfy said writ
CT execution. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fee 80 CO. Sheriff of Lee Co., lowe.
Keokuk. Dec Is, 1895. twedl
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r .EGAL NOTICES Margaret Messen-

IL
- ger. and sill others whom il may Notice
10 hereby given that the undersigned Guardian OF
A1gxss Msssenser, an insane WOMAN has fled in the
County Court q Lee county Iowa u Fort MAdsou, bis
petition application for authority and order to sell the
interest being dover nterest) Of sad Margaret Nee
serger in the following rs estate situated In Lee
ty I,xs viz: 2fo on of the north part Of the
north halt Of section g. township e5 Forth, range 5
Also, ths northwest alHr1er Of TIE worth vest
quarter sction ~ township IS nrth. rage west
Also east half Of naAesst quarter section g township
65 north range vest. Also, east half OF southeas
quarter Of section 2s township 6j north range
Also northeast part being and thirty rods
Of south pa narter section - ftSvn
ship 65 north rshs@ ~st Also, lots L, and s. n
block 45 in tho city Of Keokuk. Also, ave acres being
In the s,uthwest Of n5rthve quarter section
a. township 65 north, range Also ave in
the north quarter Of this ssction township and range
last above bsng are north Of and adjoining
the parcel last descfi6sd. asA~a
Said application will be for hesfinx In said Court on
the FIRST MONDAY of Jans,ry, i606.
DANIEL RUBIcAM
Guardian Margaret Messenger, insane woman.
tfdec1e -c2w,
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Asuperior quality Of Notions .ad "ittle thing.''
wS6A on band Fs ocs3l
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SHERIFErS .SALE.-State. of Iowa Lee
directed issued By the Clerk Of the District Court of said
county, in favor Of Hiram Barney and against James u
Barker. administrator of the estate Of Thomas Har
dymsn, deceased will sell to the highest bidder at
thetront door Of theCerks Once Of the District Cosrt
of Lee Iowa. at keckuk, In said county, the 18th
day OF Jan A. d. 1895 between the hours of O'Clock
A. N. and O'Clock p ~ commencing ut o'clock p. H.
ofsad day the following property towit Forty scfss
on o. the south s3e VI tine SeekDu
&c, township &C. range west. In Lee county, Iowa.
To be sold by order court satisfy said writ
cution. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fee 50 co. Sheriff of Lee Co., Iowa
Keekuk, Dec. Is, 1886. ~ lWsdl
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THE Annual Election of the Board of Di-
rsctors " the lows Stare Insurance Company y
will be held Msnoa y Jassary AtA, 1885, 1t O'clock
Pn. Ut the once OF ~ Secretary in the tt -
ksk. (dssiIl HOWARD EuoKnb. sssy.
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!Specr's Port Grape W1sse

pURE and four years old, for the Commu-
Il nion Table and Family Prescribed by PhyE-
eians for Fe1Aies, Weekly Persons asd Invaias fhs
GssAt Remedy for Kidney Affections Rheumatisn and
all Chronic Dtsseses.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-15
New Jersey Legislature.

TRENTON, N. j., Feb. 14.-In the Senate
to-day Mr.. Scovil offered resolution and
advocated 1t, as also did Mr.. Buckley, re-
questing the committee on Federal Rela-
tions to report on Wednesday their action
on the constitutional amendment against
slavery. After discussion, the motion pre-
vailed by vote of yeas against nays,
resolution.
Mr.. Halsman resigned his position on the
committee on Federal Relations, and it was
accepted.
In the House the resolution for immediate
action on the constitutional amendment
was postponed for three days.
The joint meeting for the election OF
United States Senator and State and county
officers will be held Tomorrow.
The Democratic successor of Mr.. Fowler,
deceased, from Sussex county, is expected
here in week.
The candidates spoken of for the Senator
ship are John Z. Stockton, Jas. A. Wall,
Governor Parker and John G. Ten Eyck,
Republican. The Democratic caucus is
now in session. Ten Eyck has been agreed
upon by the Republicans.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-15
Fcnian RaII.

The Fenian Brotherhood of Columbus will
give their third Annual Ball at Naughton
Hall, on Friday evening, Feb. 18th. The
principles which this organization has
enunciated is sufficient to recommend it to
all lovers of liberty. 1t is no more nor less
than the establishment of Republican
Government on Irish soil; and this they
are pledged to do with cold steel and burn
ished rifles. tits no idle boast for the Irish
people to say that they are able to do this
because their heroic achievement and un-
daunted bravery on the battle-flelds of
America during the present rebellion is
sufficient to demonstrate that they are.
They only lack the means to equip them
selves, and it is for us to help to pro-
vide these means. Rally, then, one and all
irrespective Of creed and country-and
prove your love of freedom; help to estab-
lish in the center of Europe a power that
will bring terror to the crowned heads OF the
crumbling thrones which surround it.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
T. O'Mahony, Patrick Murphy.
Patrick Flemming, Andrew Kerns.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
Daniel O'Sullivan, John B. Flyn,
John Maddigin, Thomas Nolin.
feb15-dtd.
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Looking to she Rigt Source 70,

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French Rams for the Rebels.

New YORK, Feb. 14.-The Herald's Paris
correspondent states that the two formida-
BILE naval rams Sphynx and Cheops, built
at Bordeaux, France, some time ago, have
been fitted out in the most complete man.
ner for our Southern rebels, with the heavi-
est class of guns and full crews, and, under
the new names Of the Stonewall and the
Rapidan, were to sail in the beginning of
this month from a little island off the coast
of France, for this port. 1t was believed
they were of so staunch character that
they would experience no difficulty in pass
ing all the batteries in our harbor and coming
right up to the city, which it is reported to
be designed by their commanders, either to
lay under heavy contribution or to destroy.
This scheme is said to have been concocted
and assisted in its prosecution under asecret
treaty between the Emperor Napoleon and
the JEFF. Davis Government.