Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

spring Of 1864, when he was about to be
made Lieutenant General, t. 0o y Sher-
man, and the reply thereto of the afto.. nave
been made public. General trant, with his
characteristic molesty saiii tta5 fer his sue
cess he was deeply indebted to many officers,
but more especially to Generals Sherman and
Mcpherson, for whom he also expressed the
wa,'n.cst friendship. General sherman said,
You DO Yourself injustice ard is too much
honor and proceeded, 2n The most cordial
and unaffected manner, to declare bis unhoun-
dcd admiration for the charactcr and abilities
of General Grant, and the happiness Afforded
by his friendship. 'My only point Of doubt,
said Sherman, was in your Knowledge o,
Grand Strategy and Of boths of science and
history; but confess your common sense
seems to have supplied all these"
The Eaglish Government seems to become
more and mere frightened in regard to the
SUPPRESSED movements Of the fenians. \ num-
Der of detectives from L9ndon arrived in the
last steamer at New YEN, with special in
structons it is understood to keep an eye on
the Feniaus. and inform the English Govern
mcnt from time to time Of whatever facts may
cnne to their knowledge in regard to them
| One or more of these detectives. it is stated,
left for Chicago, whore it is believed the Fen
iaus are organized in greater strength than
anywhere else in America, excepting New
York and vicinity. 1t is understood that the
! Fenians have lately adopted a strictcr secrecy
| in their Communications and action than for
mcrly.
Mobile papers give full particulars Of the
extensive destruction OF cotton in that city on
the night of the 18th and the morning of the
9Th. bv which the Planters ard Magee and
Smith warehouses were destroyed, with g.
$50 bales, which was principally insured in
Northern and foreign companies The lire
companies had hardly returned from the first
when "a second alarm was rung and from the
mariner in VI lich the fires commenced there
is ~ doubt Of their bing the work Of nm in
ccnliary. Several suspected parties have
been arrested.
Governor Foreman, Of West Virginia. ha
issued an important proclamation III reference
to the efforts of "cvil di+poacd and scditiou
persons in the county Of Jefferson" to iuct
the people there to resistance of the laws @
West Virginia by holding elections Of dele
gates to the General Assembly Of Virginia
claiming that county TO BE- in the State c
Tifyinin. The Governor orders the arrest {
all parties offending, and calls upon the UNI
ted States military authlrties to aid the clvi
authorities to prevent such election.
A Boston paper says that the demand f
goods is so much beyond the ability of I'll
, manufacturers TO supply, that one OF the lal
gcst cllico printing mill in New ENGLAND
importing It's printing cloths from Englnn'
= while there are other manufacturers in Ma
sachusetts who are importing very largely
brown sheetings, which they have stampt
with their own trade mark in Manchester.
p In St. Lohs one hundred tons per day
p cane arc to be roughly broken down, to
1 sc,t to paper mills The cost of the cane, d
. livcred at Carondelet, is estimated to be lie
than five dollars per ton, undried, in whlt
Icond.ion il is blown. The cost Of BLOWN;
c it is rad! will be under one dollar a ton, ar
= the Weld about one ton of paper to fvo of Il
c undricd cane.
!, "What do you intend to do with Jeffcrsc
e n,vis Z" asked an EDg!i-hman of a return'
h soldier the other day. 1T would BE- BLAST
= cruel to hang him, you know. Nov, VIII
= do you intend to DO with hing The soldi
1t replied that they proposed to borrow the
o land of St Helena and shut him up there
a the English din. Napoleon.
e Preparations are now making for the gre
u Southern mail lettings. The Department
" ready and willing torevive All the former !
u Communications, nut there i. diFhcnlty in Hndi
Il suitable men who have not been engaged
1t rebellion, and rho can take the prcsorib
- oath
,e - Mrs. Anthony Daringor, Of Ashla
:. caunty, Ohio, gave birth to two boys AID .
~ giyl the other day. and all parties were dol
A. web at last accounts. We hope that
n. fathor is included among the parties dol
"a well.
ID Several thousand dollars were realized
i Tuesday from the sale ofthc stock and fztu
n- of the government bakery at -ilcxaniri., OF
id famous institution of its kind.
- The old relations between the Associa
be Press and the Southern press haze again BIT
81. resumed.
49, FLORA TEup,,n has been sold for 9l5 o.