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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-08-12

From Washington.
A Rebel General sent 20 the WorLbouse,

Vasbtno,o, Ayo 6-Th. s,,,o Da,,,,,,,. an, >. 81.
be n officially .dy,,ed bv our Con.u, nj por, usbop
,n., ,h. ohr,.r. 49, ~. -suas ~ -, ~
thhA he choitra' Nhlcn hH prevailed IN Egi pt' is
,lo-ly advancing. lie adds "Frorn the reporei ns-
tute Of the d,ci,. there 4. .,,.ho,op
w. " N u''' ''e Ni'ie ~ o"nsiueI"n'e sipieheu""n
here, this being a euuantine station. that IL may
Amin ,us,,d over tho conptrvu
,,-. -. -,
The s'ofies told That our government 10 LARGELY
adding TO our military forces in Tesa, ale contradict
.,--.,.t =, -, =,
ed by the oi'inl order to ten Sheridan 70 eAu'e all
the volunteer white troops cavalry, infantry and
think can be dispsnsed with, To 10 mustered out Of
the service The musters out will be By entire orysn
t..,... ,.,.,t,.. i, .lst,t..- - a. a..
"-uo"' ''''' ''"S NJ a'O''''H' 'n"'o' Wy 'ee'uiu
and nom other sources.
- - IN, V''' '''1' ~, = W ,,'"-
erhi bh' w. hul was arrested last MINT ior drunken
and disordery conduct and for want OF money to pay
'o nav, '"' :" ~" No' 'H"u', 'o' 'n"'y
dave hill used TO be arespec,ab o and influential
49,. - -, - 80 .i " w
te'hon WIN equal para OF tue spii' o. bourbon
has provtu too much for him.
pr..ta.,,, to,,.on Ia. ,s,,t,. ,.,., - 4. .
"' "o -" ''.'''''" ''o'n us
sickness Of a weeks duIston, and to-day received
a. n.,,... -. ,, r.
- r-'1 -, pN,1 '''N'P ,' rr'' VI
south 'Hohh~ nov IN Rome IA y and w, Is.
Weed. sentenced to the psnitenliary for two ,sars
=. -. A.. . -
''' a.'ony' MT N'IA a. ''un' miss ldS "loenm
and Mn. Caroline A. 4. UruueharI Of New Oileans
were ,l.o p,rdoned The eonNso.t.d c,,.,.. NJ .,-.
Soc,n' ere Ie.,ar.d a. h,Y an, ,be IN 49,
81 en- pntIsT ~ "''' vi 'N' '''' i-iNo h~a''"n
on Thur.dav night Tho nroneIIe, n n No,,,
nS 70 sS. ne co sS nca, Nts -
and Lath vsro ininred TIE In,ter 80 =. ~ ~ w.,
srsd md lar Tine vas ,n .Inting oondi,,a, n ,n
Sv lie SPEEDY ,e of he puuu. and lie MON a,, m
| On ibe mart on The eiss tba ieSs 10. 49, ~
| snl ,hes n-,rec-cd ON beT ,-,n III. W. w., ~
| has arrived he e. AMI will be Immediate tenaiIes
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gems. or viewing her from the Battery. She 10 q
screv steamer, propelled by enrines OF about 100
effective horse power, aud carries battery Of ok
riaod foO FOUNDERS The two long runs are In piyot
while the iour broadside gunA which. In APPEARANCE,
omhe large oanonades, quite short and really
novd specimens q ordinsnce. Tho ship carries
crew Of only men, which Ia dsen,d insufficient
Tor service 10 actual service. The dimentions Of
the AlsbamA fiinilisrand corfc'p5nd 20 c,oey
10 those Of tho Wstorgeus that It's not deemed
worth while 10 repeat them at thi. time ltis about
fourteen year, since had the pca,ure Of seems in
our hafhor q representative Of 'ho Dutch Nntion,
which vns the first elWs SAILING ffirste " lie ri &c
Van Oranic Of ~ suns, built At Rotterdam, in t--s,
tu, not launched until 1910. sLe crDG,Cj qui q a
Sn,Aton heie a. The tine. The wateifeus is tim
lolsins craft, aud cln make 10 knobs under ,e,m
alone sho IL bnt-rieRet, and ,as well in a flesh
Wind. She IL strong, s'sunch, and good sea tont
Tho following ia n liI Of her oficersi
Cornmand'r-f L. Ceer' inr Fir1 Li,Vt,narf.-
L. j. p. Iiyenus Z. Ten Bl,ch HttsLiJDsl G..
sp enrssr, ! W. doe: iIuvs,c4 E.n ktrel-
9'on-I. Van J1eien. PaLDisttsr-C I. NJ. BE-
Tho officers converse flcely in English, snd ar.
very courteous and tfabo. and -ili bs found thor
ou7hly conver,Gnt with our history, and our peo-
pc are noted for their ho'pitsties 10 foreign ns,a
oUleeFr' " " 70 w pI'suheh thht
sill make many friends and sc,uantsncos While
here. The Dutch keep largo nav,l force IN the
lest indies, with is headquarters 1t Batavia in the
Island OF Java. There are nos thirty-.our vessels IN
Ne 81 Indics-four Of thom are the coat Of
JlilH Tho Wet 1ndis squadron he's stations a.
ai4n md Curnnoa the former station has three
" ~ , attached. and the latter the same number
IT, psrtonrsi Of the Navy 10 he-fed b. Liout-Ad-
mirh NDhrn ire lo.ick k'ndrck, Prime dos Meier
A1len. There sro two Nico- hdnras, four Rear
Admir.b, twenty Participants, forty Captain-Leu-
;cnVlts shout three hundred Ilcr'enans. and about
dve hundtu unirr oSccr. The Dutch are thor
ou,h seam,n AMI mske excellent sailors. The
number of,oamcn and marinesinclud'nc tie na'ive'
eIsted in hc'Et.t ladies, viii not fall far abort Of
about sovca oussnd soril.
The ws.errcu' vii iomiin At this pert for abou,
h,oe weeks whom .he will sail for the TeGel rI
Porpmouth, England. she vii be n anchor oil the
Battery, sud when the Mlitsry authorities return
her salu'e she will proceed g. pay hor rllmenH
| 10 Tie Copmanins officer At the Naval station.
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From Portland,


Portland. Auoust 4.-Genou Grant and pay
s,,r,cd on an excursion among the Islands w Go
hnr. or, AZ 9-l5 this morning Tho party on bo'fn
va very reject and limited la number
= h-Tio Mshonins returned and landed Gen.
Grant and IaTty at Atlantic strostai o'clock, hence
they walked across the street 10 Grand Trunk dept
thrvurhs dense crowd and cloud of dust, which
rendered them snor, indistlnSuiahahle, and pc
fectly is 'uitsd they Immediately entered train Of
two GU, prepared specially for the General. ~ g..
sion VI 'hu crowd made rush for the General, ca,
and oo1vuirvoly rishbed At the hsnd shich Va
EXTENDED iIon the windos. Without amomenGi de-
Gay, ths tGnin started, and the relieved Gencrs
hsf d 70 the plA form and bid the crowd ID
Gorham, " H. Aug +-iieut Cen. Grant isinil
and staff arrived here at IS N. There wns D
large number Of people plc'opt to Welcome .he Gen
era. le pls escorted to the Alpine House, which
was decofr ed with hsFs and notices The GenerSi
ecok asisDi on tho green terrace, and speech va
deivc.si welcomng him to the gfsute hills. n'tei
~hr1 be- .urped 70 supper. lie Will leave heIc AZ
10 A. n Tomorrow for Quebec
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What the Conspirntor, say.

The Fhl. .elphia ISouIRiE states that Bdr. Gen.
Io3d, Who or Thursday reported to tho War Depart
mont On hr return fiom the Dry Tortusss had -ouo
jnte'rlisr conversation with the prisoners duriEs
ho puasage, which developed some new fscts.
On the trip Dr. Mudd acknov lodged that he knew
the noflic after the sssa'rnaton, but that he va
airsi4 to .2 Of his having been there tearing the
thc oH.. he knew that Booth would never be taken
s''u. a. also Acknowledged that he had been &C
yin f.'h .; the Naiiunh Hoel on the evening re-
tcue1 - Nechmag; tina. he met Booth IN the
sue"', pi boo,h said he wanted him (Muddl to m
tiu1's' ". - John Surlstt; that uey started up
Seven '',e' IN heir way TO MIs suIra Z, house,
alt uh tIHt. rnS thoy met John SurrAtt and WEIGH
ma, no iytlfnet TO l1ohs room al the National,
sheto le and John surIeu had some conyersstion of
aprlvae era setter. lie said that the Military Com
iai.on IA he had done their duty and iaI
they we're concerned the sentence In Ms as
nalciously.
u'.su, hin acknowledge, hat the Court had done
tW cuN' anu thd thAt ho Wa IN the plot 10 capture
shG l-resiaent but that M.el a., Intellectual attempt
In March, hen tho party hoped to ed the
s9ach containing the resident he thought that the
sniie p.ottt wM given up, aud u wss rs far ~ ne
saa colce.u0i. lie denies p5sitVely that he had
pMt OF hhon edge IN tue plot 10 asaslnae the fte-
Arnold msto about the same statement rs he did
before u" ula, that he was in the pot To capture
sdcr,d himloli out Of it. and never knew hythinr
about the assassination, which he thought gotten
" ~ l1oth only lev hours before executing A.
~ bous tht Couit could not have done othe st
thhh i dih, lie exposed his sorrow that he had
hfn lea INTO tle plot IN rapture by Rooth and others
shu ,Ap'e - himself thai.klul that lho punishment
was 10 WUrip.
hpAngi,r tailed considerably during the trip, but
hlo the OILERS Was despoudent Al times, at the un
cstainJ about their place OF defamation. While o.
che voyage he expressed some upAtsnce at his owl
stupidity IA not having rec3lectcd while on trial I
Circumstance IN connection ith loo,h's e.cape ion
rhe stage, that would have told materially 10 hi
sSpAnglerD advantage. Some OF the Testimony wen
20 show that epangsr had slammed lhe door TO- ate
Booths En- Il in Away to hinder immediate pursuit
kpanslsr lays II quite escaped his recollection tina
some time previous to the aArasrinauon a patton
Hpring had been put on the door tor the pu pue Z
elog.ng 10 when cArcersy lott open lie ra,s no..
sNer, that he supposos the Court had done fich an
n thoy gave him plenty OF work and plenty to eat
vas sstisf I'd, although he was not Iui.ty and knw
nothing - Booths intentions. lie tsys that he al
Ray . BoJth, " viii do al can tor YOU" tut that
xGs "a rvierence to selling his Booth'.l hoise an
buggy, AMI that n wss three dsys before the tssn
natiuu ltn says that some Of the witnesses lied
their test SONY, neciaily Lhout hs s.upp. ug an
ono IA 90 mouth ana teilns him " keep ht mont
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From I ennessee.
EIcrfInn Refurna.

Lo,nsrfiis, Nv. AUG. 3.-Return' Of the election
have l,oa received from the following towns In the
e,,te Of .cnne.ce, with tho following result.
rt,nt IA - Campbell Democrat 40; carter
Ipion t,. stokes 1914 Hood 100 Faulkner =.
srs,psa'er-n MAYNARD, Union, u majority SOL
Gjo,'s ,.'r- MAYNARD % majority. . -
ne zoe In the First District for Congfch " n
foii0a ., Miller Union. l,I m'io1tv
lone ,loro.-Tayloi, % Miller, l5R. ne,
Mu,hc .boro - I'd. Cooper Administration -"I
Coumt lr-Arnold, ia. Thorn IS, Conserysiiiye, "
Corai tooper, Admit 's'rai on, receiver 70 VOC
In ttl District OF Franklin County thofo Sh no
sEoOSp Dt5rArct.
Sa,Lri,., luyu,t $50 additional returns rrr
received TIA. would indicate any positive ro'Hl''.
MAYNARD ofthe Knoxville district Stokes ofthc CHAT
,.noos, aigrlcL and Cooper Of thc sbelbyvill' q
,rcL All Mon and Thoua. Of the Clarksvillc d %
srie, and Campbell Of the Nashville district opl's'-
ZION. are .ndoubtedy elected. No reports have been
rrciivcd from West TennoSse.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-08-12
Cattle Market.

BULLs HEAD August l. 1858.
Besrs-we have several important changes 10
note in this market to-day. The unusual activity
for some time past Observable among buyers, seems
,uddenly to have been succeeded By extreme dull
meas As the receipts Of cat o, up TO the time Of our
CONTINUATION Of the late activity the result has
sudden reduction 10 prizes, al eady esinaisd At one
cent o. b. with indications Of sin greater decline
beiorc The oee OF the week Very kes ections are
now freely offered 81 IL GEMS which last week we're
easily disposed Of At cenis per lb- and good fair
have sold to-day low l0all cents but the quality
Vas eIhemeiy poor, such NJ almost any butcher
soula be ashaIned 10 upon his stand Az thu day
wore on affair con tinued 10 grow worse, promilng
greater dnliness and stil farther decline II prices
on the alokxoEs
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Arrival Of the oit, OF Bo-ton.


The InmAn steamer City Of Boston. which len
Liverpool on tho 26th aud QuoenstoEn the sIth
Of July, has arrived at this port.
GREAT BRITAIN
The elections were eseryrh completed. Tho
DAuY NEvs estimates the net liberal gain AZ 20
seau. The HERALD undertakes to show ths, the
rea gain belong. to the conservstivsr tboush II Ia
true the member, OF the party does not appear to
BE- lar-e ~ tut In the lat Parliament thers
sats number q Con,ervaftvrs -ho VOC in 'rIth
more devoted sup9OfietH of TIE ru'einu en- han =
l1rrr portion or IT, nominal hd euts III, ccc ~
have le.ercd to consotvGaVe parry Of tLoS I'M
feliatles ppolto.f
The Liyeuool Posi- SAYS;
WeheN co authority which we cannot Doubt that
It II aiior "a ,t,ee iing.y y o. az { Tat 10 TAI
me- on wa r"'Le ION ofro btiO't he - th tlins
OF ne Ier IarhNment. ~ la event. "bf-sore
ioi + em.ol" viii 4ush unl.u. n % many Up. lot
W ieain that The Chancellor VI tie LAc.c .uer
evn .udGe elevation 10 lie .n.o Of Pine NJ u.s ef.
W ith goo JudEu-en' and tat h. ccLs.ter lat ne
admin sThton l,soei BY Ll;i brAbvihe bal hu'-
ku,telL OF tue LaIl u Ca'cudoAi Nj. iI-ostorc,
80 con email TO hs cistost On ana e. fitted 10 utilize
his genus. Lvefy Que leheNes that Lord @ lGuyiue
ana n IL around hu that " Gus % nost.catIous Are
conecL The new cabinet sill he formed
FRANCE
An Imperial derrco bod teen publlshed, promu.
eating the lni.ra opAl Convention signed at Gene
VA In Ausu',. loo4, ior tho care Of wounded sodieu
on the battlefield.
An official Berlin paper contradeis srcrort thatthe
Emperor Napoleon had invited the Queen OF Pra,si.
to visit The French Court during It's stay at BlAIrE
The Paris Rourse on the 2bth, vas finn and "a Ter
animated Een'es, hoveyec closed ~ ti-Oj, phich
~As decline OF 49, from the previous DAY.
The rs,ultf Of the municipal elections knop Up 10
July 2th are very favorable to the government.
Nearly everyv here the whole municipality have been
reelected.
BRAZIL.
The London TIsEs In lite city article says:
1T Is reported that the French ruAil steamer
which sd'ed the 25th from BORDEAUX for the River
Plate, tskyu out Instructions to MI Thornton, the
English ministr At BuenOs Aytcs TO proceed to Rio
70 reopen dip.onatic relations with the BRAZILIAN
Empne" The lfsEs eisew here announces that the
result OF the corieipondence which has taken place
between the Briti.h, Portuguese aud Brazilian tow
ernmenis is that Brazil accepts the oputAs Of Her
hhestys Government Of / Oh uAry last aud q pio-
matte relations wall be very shortly re-estAbhshed.
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LYNCH LAW IN THE WEST
4 Man Hung nv the People.

Tsr-c Hauts, Ind, Avg. 4.-Ysserdsy, pafo.od
seb,l prisoner named Miller, who. hal Induced MI.
Grceory, proprietor Of the Spencer House Louisville
b visit shelburn, sullivan County, twenty muos le
NV this city, under pre,once Of selling him some
aud, STACKED Gregory In the woods near shcIhurn'
be., him nearly to death, stabbed him several time'
and ihou robbed him Of tsO In meney AMI his -aoh.
rho I-ope turned out caught Miller, hsd him iden.
liaoi by Gregory, and hung him on a uoe near The
riaco where The crime wa committed Pant hop,,
gro cutcrtHl d I'D Of Gregorys recover.
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,ccntinyed Tror. First Paoe)

x-.-suee end residence Immediately TO tho nearei
5,I1Uy',s,i s.t, Of thi, Department and not
sig,s. 6y the term, Of their parole 70 enier
~, neo.ft,ncat. especial authority muHt be show
80 ~ ,Jer vhlch they are found there; and in
atsoI thsf the authority be vslid must he lroin an
,,,Icer r. IN, tsouer in the pfemises To ALLOW per
-, III No atsr class 10 Temtin within the linip OF
al, De.a ns NJ requires The sanction OF the lepat
80, f,uiuItnder or Of hishor authority. Jhnt oi
.neiier ~ srtnent Comm sDder 10 not sufficient.
No pcr.ou q tie csss named viii IL allowed 10 vnli
tie cts 90 Baltimore without permit nom h'nu'
,usf,efs or b cher authority.
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orr DUTCH NAVAL VISITOR.

Al. y, h.. Screw War steamer Nstergues
4 Untch Man Of War Modelled trsm
tho TirnLe Alabaua-A NisiI TO tLe toS-
AOl. &c.
nis So. lerland, haesty'' screw steamer war ship
Wstcrccus arrived at this port on the I'd inst from
Baltimore aud .auted the flag of the United States
which ;Iuo, by the ~ay, has not yet been returned
Tbe Ws,erteus was built in Amftegdam In 1894, and
xns modelled Afler the celebrated pirate Alabama
and vas sent out extended Crsise along the
sosts OF Br,Eil, Cuba and the West India Islands,
az tho purpose OF testing the principles of this style
II crsI. Those Who arc shIioua to re Just how che
AabA,ns appeared, can have al opportunity Of Tai'
siD. ilals sariasits Nv golpg on bglga ILo NaleE.
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From Fortress Monroe.
The Frigate Congress Down gain, Etc.

Correspondence n the SuH.l
Fortren Monroe, Aug. 4.-1he [. j. frigate Com
srsss raised yesterday at 10 o'clock was kept .aoat
waiting for high water 10 take her from her bed OF
sSnd until D. m. when the pumps gave out and ale
sunk though Ia more favor able position on higher
ground than where she vas before.
We cannot ascertain nom the test suthorty that
Dick TAYLOR has been at this place; and no doubt
the ent of his coming here incorrect
The schooner Maria Pea sailed this evening Tor
New York, with gun caifiASes tor For SCHUYLER.
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WHITE AND BLACK.
Ri,tat Ac1uia creek, Va.

gtn,.or.. august Z. The Richmond RnrhLic Of
,ose~,s.t that riot took place a. Aqui. Creek, On
r,e,.s. i,,,. between the whites and blacks employ
cd ,bc.e Tic after tried TO drive the former away
and DO ria p auccecied. Tho military intorfe;ci
snInsun- 90 rcd man aud voundine many others
p,r.oo. ,....,l men were taken to Richmond and
,,-,.,t ..g.r to The military authorities
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pre-red the mos, friendly feelings on the part Of
Spain TOW Ards Italy.
STILL LATER
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tbs, 4 perfctne'- NJ TO coniuctivity snd lnsula,
ton might he ascertaine from the extreme en1 OF
the ole lenth OF the cable on board The Great at
toes we're concluded. All the signal, from end 10
.hd Of me WE cane Nouteiluliy d.slnct .hIV anJJ
insufrcut room Of the Eeceiy ing-Aol1e AZ the new
OF .hommelum Boy, and Of 40 tho fsfs
On board the Caroline and Great Eastern We.
that time the Ciea' Fseern which had nIvays kep,
novins Ter pndl.u q iItciyslS hah iorsed hheAo
the Cdue -'oui- .r shr ef on and leaving the lat
TEL ycs 81 'hp only NIn by yh.c1 ore portion Of We
Ehe - Aept aiotc aNer ! lo intthh', horttNtsb
he'd f. to the Cardiac were c't' ndIiit, md WIN
fr'a ipssi the tua % OF VI TIE Auanuc Ieftiapn
and 10, fret To. B. il' - Of is leuttn scni COY
soTy into nc flre tAitg sLd were out - 'irht.
Ions ie,oIo th. go Loleft Feel anu Lo.a john Hay
htd ~ ufn.d on lua the i.sNk when nv oh.e
steamed avs. sltI tIucc pta 'ut lcl hui 70
ov f'Ase the GItN tsuein hi' "as Ve.y eWun
kbOts M hour thg Iilcr vac IuLA.nt cl ''ch,
A. he ien.er care ncir TIE MN nn'io 10y,
vince. As'e,h, AMI sinking eeSty INTO M loan h
w,th,ut sHn Of az kin9' ~ ~ ,,,.,c.or
uudci TIE .WoI IN -'ll ltp; .oiiu' G',p' ih.
al O. eek p.tsoas llt q Hhd pi dt Luhea o. .ie
sue rIi 'aS ~ nom L"e ul ,l. ~ Nu' ,.rJ
tende held o. 1is'hlusd tie ceo Of Nos 90 uoett
~ they waved 'h,ii hate AID elected 10 te uiiu'i
OF tht ne I'et tnsi"tn Ire. tNp fuii, 'ion ~
bovss ou W marx tie conn epcc meat oil Lei Jout-
ney aud rif koloft Pee, nouliius to We l.ue
quartz deck 81 tie law ihrd llh1 Nni.o -
small IN eNne.t cheers we're eivtu o' TIE ee,ec
company board 70 TIE tucc'ss OF the gieht eh'ci-
pust 10 r. iufn csuC bach sNeii.ns, nearly i1tl
nom al on load tho cAl.e shp, as win tie last
ta'uis o. psVinF hhts and caps and htndEeTt-
chIu the tender dfopp'd ssteru. leaving tle nteH
Lltu.u f'rp.rr glossy Ia. sehaily atetd, ~ the
ttto o. alouj Xix knots an nour. Po'h ~" lie fihle
and -ohyux ,cr zoe at hand conuibut ms t.e,
and hut ntIc, to ,hc hugs volume OF smoke Nuch
their gilnr COMFORT ~ cad Jar and VIDE over the
and which up iei IN the distance 70 tAint
the blue noun siLs VI Kerry on shore. "A long AZ
81 NJ could he meLe or hats waved TIE Veseel 80
an1i0usly ssicled, tut she soon hid he-lcf IN her
ov smoke, aud when tho lIsrk neAed the IT. sh
COST anefe brown cloud IN ile horizon vas that
stov 81 where the g'ettest ship In the world VA
seetr ing sndcavor 10 oinpi'h the iehlzA-
ton oi On ideA Cveh more yentufesomo anu nhnit
frofc MIRO tan. than that hich tLc hersch cm-
tIji.s. NAY he le sucCeB.ful!
The newfoundland Cable.
tsrb Hay, .iUgt.N She steamer Clara Clsrits
buArted ths Schooner President with the steamer
Cei1nanls'f ut~s snl brought I; 20 this are. We
have succeeded IN undermining and getting on bosrd
about three miles "; the Newfoundland Telegraph
Cable 1f,er great Cni aboriou. lalor. The cable,
Aose,or 30 much corroded that have no hope Of
repairing it. In undermining It. It parted THREE
,nn,, We set no tidings Of the steamship Great
FAstoin - yet WALTER o. LKwIs
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-10-11

EAIRgGI s. WIg0Is
FOR THE CAMPAIGN OF 1865.

The political campaign just opening IN
PENNSYLVANIA is destined TO be one OF great
importance, and TO have a powerful intiu-
ence upon the future of the country at large.
in a great measure it will determ inc the
gubernatoriaI contest of 1866, and have an
Influence upon the presidential election two
years thereafter. But, more important, IL
will probably determine the choice OF the
next u. s. Senator from this State and thu
affect the Legislation of Congress and ihe
restoration Of peace 10 the land. II Is,
therefore, of vital importance that every
exeriion should be made by every member
of our party 10 secure the victory. Not
only should every local organization be put
to work but every honorable measns sh ould
be adopted 10 stir up the apathetc and
Iukewarm, and 10 make new votes by con-
version Ii can only be through the I'M
mutabIe and golden principles OF Democra-
cy that the couutry can be redeemed from
the thraIdom Of fansiicism, degradation and
taxation. Outside The Democracy theIe are
no principles. The rule of action OF 10 g
opposition is ever changing-one thing To-
day-somelhing else Tomorrow. Ii is held
together merely by eXpedIents-the latest
and most outrageous OF all being the mod
ern, six-months political trick of negro
suffrage To defeat this, and all other
who live only TO plumber and tyranntze, let
every Dem ocrat arouse and grid on the
rusty armor of his fathers in Democracy
of Washington, OF Jefferson, of Jackson
and march to battle and to victory !
THE WEEKLY PATRIOT AND UNION
As the Central organ of the Democratic
party the Weekly Patriot and Union has
acquired large and more diffused circu-
laiion than any other Democratic journal
in the State. 1t has heretofore occupied
an influential position as an able and in.
dustrious worker in the cause of Democ-
racy, and IFS friends say that it still contin.
ues TO be valuable organ of the party
1t is mol for us, however, 10 puff our own
work. Ii we have been faithful to the
cause of the party and the country, we
hope every Democrat will make il an OBJ
iect TO extend our field of operations by
adding to our list OF subscribers. Tie low
price of the Weekly in comparison with
the amount of matter furnished, makes it
one of the cheapest OF newspapers. We
hope every good Democrat who reads this
will send his name and 81 so for copy for
one year. Ii this is too much for those who
are very poor, let all such send us fifty
cents each, and receive the Weekly Patriot
and Union for the campaign. The folIo<-
ing are the terms:
TERMS PER YEAR.
Single copies. ger annum, 50 so
SIX mOnthsI 80
Clubs of ten or more 10 one address 90
DURING THE CAMPAIGN.
Single copies so cts
Clubs OF Ten or more 10 one address 80 cts
All orders should be addressed to the
PATRIOT AND UNION,
Harrisburg, Pa.