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The New York herald., 1866-03-17
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Sen0t tcs
ALBANY, March 16, 1850.

Senate.
ALBANY, March 49, 1850.
REPORTED
To regulate the of certain boats and vessels in the
Metropolitan district the Kent avenue Brooklyn sewer
bill flor the consideration OF the Senae) Incorporating
the Poughkeepsie Fire Department; incorporating the
Sunday School City Missionary Society," incorporating
the Young Mems Christian Association incorporating
the First Methodist Episcopal church Of New York
authorizing the formation Of companies for the erection
providing for an Assistant Superintendent Of Public
Schools Brooklyn for the relief Of the common schools
in Brooklyn
BY Mr.. LA BAU, (rep.) Of Observation-Disclosures the
Southsde Railroad Company to conruct branch roads in
connection with their main line in any part of the
ties of Queens and Suffolk
BY Mr.. HAYr (rp) Of fsteuben-Authorzing the selec-
tion Of site eitherin Broome Tioga, Chemung seuben
the name Of the German Evangelical Lutheran church OF
Port Richmond
Commissioners Of Genital Park to lay out Streets
and public places and TO close Streets avenues roads
and public squares nov laid out In that portion of
the city bounded norher by 155th street, eastery by
the Eighth avenue and the Harlem nver, southerly by
Seventysecond street eastby the Tenth avenue, and
by the southerly line Of sxty-sevenh street. west Of
Tenth avenue) and westerlyby tho Hudson river
To continue the improvement of the Hudson nver ap-
Iroprating $50 900 therefor.
Authorizing the establishment of additional normal
schools.
Adjourned until halfpast sevcl O'Clock Monday even.
ing. 's~"
Assembly.
ALnAS, March 10, 1866
BHLs PASSED.
To amend tho charter Of the Elmira Fke Department
To amend the charter Of the Long lsapd City Water
Company
To amend the charter Of the East lula telegram
Company.
Directing the Commissioners Of the Cetral Park to
Stone stairway at the connection offth avenue
and Eighty-sixth street.
TO amend the charter Of the City Of Hudso
For railroad from Horseheads TO Emira
REPORTS.
BY Nj. BRANDREm, (rep of Westchcster-R refund
ing money to certain bank and insurance coluies in
New York for for 1858 and 1854 collected 0ned
States securities exempt from taxation.
By Mr. VAN VALKENBuRGu, (dem.) OF Columl-To
incorporate the Island Ferry Company Of New Yoi
By Mr. OAxEy, trepl Of Kings-To incorporat the
New York Floating Dry Dock Company
BY Mr.. l. d. HuNrISGroS, tdem) OF WcstchesterTo
pany. m
RELIEF MARINERS CHURCH.
The bill for the relief OF the First Baptist Mariner
church OF New York passed.
BILLS oRDERED TO THIRD READING.
Authorizing the formation of railroad from the vii.
lage OF Hampstead TO the village OF Jamaica.
Incorporating the New York Marno Association.
To amend the act for the Incorporation Of life and
health insurance companies by authorizing them TO in.
vest securities in other states Lost by IS to 81.
Mr. I. L. STEWART (rep.) OF New York, moved TO
consider the vote, and the motion carried.
To incorporate the Empire State Live Stock Insurance
and Thief Detective Society.
To amend the act relative TO the State Lunatic Asylum
To incorporate the LADIES' Christian Union
Adjourned TO Monday evening
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ARMY BULLETIN.
DIsMANTLING FORTS ON THE POTOMAC.
SPECIAL ORDERs-So. 81.
fExtrarf

sPEuAL oRDERs-So s.
[Extractl
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON,
j March 15 1906. I
. Under instructions from headquarters OF the army
the following forts defeDces north Of the Potomac,
VIII DO at once dsmantled: ed:-Caron, Stanton,
Baker, Mahsn, Lincoln, Totten, slocum, Stevens,
Keno ana sumner All ordnance and stores will,
undcL .ne supervision OF Bngader General X.
A. heskin commanding dcfcnces Of Washington, be
turped IN Al the Wasnins.on Arsenal such in
tne OF loaded proectes being taken 10 prevent
accloenA expinsions Inc engineer property vill DO
- ~ nnucI 1strucucus 70 be given by the engi-
seer department. The Chfef Quartermastor's Depart
menI o. asnington WIZ furnish tne transportation re
qurca Tor the execution OF TINS order.
ny command ot MAJOR General T. q AUGCR
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FnH IN BxsxxAs srRsu.-Betwcen one and two
O'Clock this morning nrc occurred in thc publication
once Of Robert Bonner proprietor Of New York dser
"a Beekman street A hole burned in the noor mar
70 the stove The damage is estimated af about $500
The glass warehouse of Herov Marrenncr op the nrrs
eoor, Wa DAMAGED about $500
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CLEARED
steamship Erin (Br), Cutting, Lverpooi-Nationa Steam
steamship Hiberna CBr), Craig Glasgow via Lverpool-F
steamship BOrussa (Ham,. schwensen Hamburs-Kun-
Ship Gov Lsngdon, Weeks, savannah-symes, Chase
Bari .as. Ss.
BARK Jennie Ellingwood (Br) Enncwood, sagua-Brett
s.Is sr..isn CIR Greene zs.:p Dswon Co.
Bre Xnsos;"rs tBrsms Io.cSSnna Br.m.n-Funcb
Rrs E6a GIis6 La N.:s.. MarseiIe.--Ap T Asreste.
Brig I. crioll. r,. Riordan. Nas:aaJ M.cey's Sons
schf + Reese lBfS Oliver. Bshia-wihsm osiivis
scSr scSr Agats As. c1ck. Gonsives-Brett Son GO
Schr q FCarman, Ketehnm. Matanzas.
Schr Annie Borand, Hall. Petersburg. ya-van Brunt
schr Jos Hays, Hathaway, Baimore-Rackeit Tooker 4
chr sehr FLA. ArGSsrr; Jscs:on Boson nsysna
car SSs swso nu Nss
schr Nelson, Weed. stamford.
Steamship Corsica (Br), lie Messurer Havana March TO-
Sanar HI n o S w cav d,s and to
mss s es,H Co. F % Win Il
Of Fire sHna in Senss ,c c John
Has been y days west OF Sable Island with strong gales
ship EndymIon 3D. Williams, Liverpool, 81 days, with
e with sugar &c 10 Brett Son Co Had very heavy
the s 81
90 rss Ss OF % ws. ad BY % % IS 8 q
ls was hove too in the Gulf Stream 10th account
when hove too acan same day passed lower and upper
yards Of vessel with all the apparently new, paint
Barn Ellen So1IIsen Msscsr.y. Ponce PR; Feb is with
took gale from westward which lasted until The llh al
@ s Ss a" s ss whale s
had ngh, winds ana iog a., x.-,,. =.
sf .s sSm rSs Der 10 with
weather. lost figure head and stove cargo March IL or
csnfasScs PROVISIONS; supplied hsr
x saes Had fs%s ss.sy
Bari Sno. Rodgers Remedies. IL days, with sugar.
J.S' ,,,,. Tno%p,Sn vs s Richards. c''q: ssl
heavy weather the last 10 days March Is lat IS Il
''s xsy % senso % os "a
days with sugar and melasses % ruck Co Has had
spoke SrF Fannie Foulls from rhnsdep6is for AsDnws
sr,s Eoser. Move Sof New H:ycnl Hcchki.. nayssusn
fS elm. ss Won o II % = Ss
with sugar. 1r TO Jones 4 Lnush
% a;s'ss e 1s ssls :.s a
'iss sss sIesdf .ss 1 'Ssas c.n...o a a.,, ~,
Er = sr.s ses c. s:iss Is ss~p.ay Win s..s:
iss ss ts . Tss
w;.ca, jSs. above water, with an spar. gone
ss:;::; n! y
and got supply OF provisions.
fE g,s.i:.s s:' h:s S s:.-;
weather; lost and SPLIT sails
:s r s-' Seen ss
days north Of Hatteraa, with heavy winds.
schr Knight tof Bostonl Taylor sagua II days with
scsr RK Housh tof 0loecesssr,. Pool o. Andrews, p
days, with cocoanuta, master
schr Romp MITCHELL 81 Andrews II days. with lumber
schr Clara Jane, Parker Grand Nsnan sdays par.
M seui s.eeimsn Mobile Is day.. with csston.
10 liodthwsit Overton.
schr sable b Baeman. Mobile, IS days. with cotton, 70
Golathwait Overton.
sehr J n Clayton clayton, Wilmington, NC
schr Pathway, Compton, Wilmington.
Schr kstele Elwood, Norfolk for New London.
schr Wntauga Howard. Washington.
Schr Charlie Willie. Thomas, Rockland.
Schr Geo X Prescott -, Rockland
Schr " IN Colyer Taylor, Boston for Philadelphia.
Schr EmelIue Haight Avery. Warcham.
schr Wooten. Young Brookhsven.
schr ID Oakes, Arnold Brookhsven for Elizabethport
echr Glenwood, Dckcrson, Port jefferson for Virginia
Steamer Blackstone, Godfrey, Providence.
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News from San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO March IS, 1866.
The steamer America of the Nicaragua line sailed
day with large number of passengers.
Two steamers sailed to-day for Portland, Oregon
ryng large load of passengers and freight destined for
the Montana and Idaho mines
The remains of man have been found on the noun
tains Of Oakland They supposed to be those of
Professor T. G. Pomeroy, Of Pennsylvania who has been
missed from this city since September last
Harlow L. Love. prominent member Of the bar,
formerly of New York, died here suddenly to-day.
The steamer Sierra Nevada has arrived from Portland
Oregon, bringing $50 500 in treasure.
Mining stocks irregular:-Ophir $3.50, Savage
$685. Crown Point 81, l80 Empire Mill $2l5, Imperial
$685. Belcher $500. Yellow Jacket $685.
CHILD ABDUcrED.-The Twenty seventh precinct po-
lice report that early last evening who described
himself as Catholic priest abducted from In front Of the
residence OF his parents No Trinity place. John Cur,
ley, eyed eight years The man dressed in black
suit and black KOssuth hat.
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District Centre Andrew wynne has ordered series Of
public meetings 70 be held each evening during next
week. In all parts OF the city, Of all IN favor OF Irish ma.
tonality and Of supporting stephens OMahony the
whole 70 conclude with grand demonstration on the
23d inst The most prominent Fcnian speakers are ex-
expected TO address the meetngs
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THE O'MAHONY WING.

Al the 0'Mahony headquarters yesterday, nothing
transpred beyond the usual routine The funds are con-
sanily flowing in and the OF labor In all-
Ing the numerous receipts gone through by officials
daily Great preparations were made by the various
circles last night order celebrate 81 Patricks day
on grand scale. Colonel 0Mahony, who some time ago
was In rather delicate state Of health, has now COM
pletey recovered He IL no longer the care-worn mel
ancholy looking man that he time ras but
the contrary, appears quite ry and energetic He IS
quite happy, and satisfied with the general working
Of the organization, and with the prospect Of speedy
success
MEETINGS THROUGH THE CITY.
macs meeting OF Neptune Circle No I, Of the
Naval Department OF the r. b. held last evening at
James slip There large and enthusiastic audience.
The meeting having been called order by the Centre
MT Edward NJ lancy, Colonel John 0Mahopy ad-
dressed tho meeting In forcibe speech in which he
urged upon all rshmen 10 be united and strike the last
blow for Irish Independence
- meeting OF the Contarf Circle held at Congress
Hail. The usual amount OF excitement was manifested
and considerable sum was raised on the sale Of bonds
The Garryowen Circle and ST. lawrence OToole Circle
also held public meetings
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s HIPPIN G NEW S.

ALMANAC v0R NEW y0RK-1HB
eUM RISES. NOON SETS. .......eve ~
euN " xcn WArKR 40
Port OF New York, March 16, 1866.
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The Authorities Of Montrsali Forbid the
parads ON st. Patrlck's Day.

BURLINGTON, VT, March 49, 1865.
Tho authorities Of Montreal have forbidden the parade
20 morrow in that city celebration Of St. Parcks day.
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MRS EMMA d. z. ~ soUrHwoRrH
Complete In large duodccmo volume Price n 50 in
paper ~ In cloth.
The Fortune Seeker has been by all critics who
nave read The work In proof sheets be fully e1ia N not
superior 70 the Lost Hercs- any OF other former
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20 negotiate the sale Of bonds abroad He hond there
good enough In tho House TO pass ps BILL
u did he did not believe the senate would rect
The previous question seconded, sd the House
brought 10 vote on the bill and amndments. The
nrst question was the amendment fcred today by
Mr.. Sloan. The amendment was re'ctcd by 81 70 u
votes
The question was next taken AFR Morrill's amend
10 strike out the foreign CHASE aud twas adopted
The question taker,n the substitute offered
by Sir stevens, as follows
the United ca 10 Congress assembled That
the act entitled An sc proyds ways ana % means % %
tended asd eonsru authorize the secretary Of the
dpo amy " s Q, ponas .nS al such
rates not les. H.. par 5 he my nns @ adysss % rer nas
ssrtiacaes of adeb,edness or c-tincaes deposits.
other rcpresntsuon OF value which have been or whh
shereof s be used only for reiirine treasury
other ogsons bearing interest issued under say act Of
90 astaoriEe any increase Of the public debt
srcrlos That all laws or p,rts Of Laws ynch authorize
euaaon any United states legal tender sotes boa
Interest be and the same are hereby rep~ed
Mr. STEVENS offered 10 withdraw ne second section Of
che substitute, but
Mr. WENTWORTH objected
Mr. srxvENs then moved W the bill aud substitute
on the table, and called for th yeas and nays
The yeas and nays being odercd and taken. the vote
yceulted yeas 81, nays ~.
The vote was then akn on the substitute offered by
Mr. Stevens, and resated yeas ol, nays 70. go tbc
be question rccurci the passage OF the bill which
ss amended, is as foa,ws:-
n provides that t act Of March 3 1865 shall be cx
tended and construd TO authorize the Secretary of tho
reassry at bis diseon to receive any Treasury notes
or other oblsato issued under any act d conercss
whether bearing esest or not In exchange Tor any de-
scrptIou OF by the TO which this IL
- srnspdrpens nd 30 dispose OF any DESCRIPTION OF
bonds Suthor,s by aid act either In the United states
M ssevhers vsuch an amount In such manner and At
IuOh M u ~ nay hllk Aaylsss> for As:
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N. THE ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL
for this week contains tho following articles on
Court Martial Of Lieutenant Myer.
Drills OF the Third, Fifth Thrsssnth and Foryss.n,A
ORDERS for the Seventh, EishsA Twelfth and rw.ns.,
ond rcgiments
Promotions In the Twelfth regiment
Ball OF the Drum Corps Of the Thirty sevnth regimen,
For saIe By dealers. At The once Park fon
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The Carnival at the Academy, last Thursday
night, was well attended by Fancy Characters
and dresses; the characters, however, prevail
ing. Most all OF the tickets we're Sold, at least
they considered themselves so, and the Press in
this building was well represented, as it was out
of doors; In fact, we have seldom seen more
complete or grotesque press than the one in
question, the one at the corner of Seventh and
Chestnut not excepted. A press in car on
stormy day is a crowded sight, but this
press in Carnival on stormy night was
"cTowdeder" one. Inside the building was the
reign of dry humor, outside the rain of wet i'll
humor; inside the people spread themselves,
outside they spread their Umbrellas; in fact, as
at all Masquerades, extremes met, as we're the
expenses of getting it up, very handsomely and
something over. SO far as selling tickets went,
the Carnival Cotere" was q success; so far as
the parties who bought tickets being accommo-
dated, it was a failure it being arranged some
thing like popular Cemetery, the "dead heads"
occupying the ground. ...
We have not space here to give the principal
Characters, neither is it necessary, as we under
stand they are ali well known--to the police.
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A CURIOUS DREAM.
BY PETER oLRUM.

returned to my home rather late one night
and concluded to make my supper on mush and
milk. A quart bowl was filled with milk, ard
in tumbled the mush, like large Jumps of yellow
putty. l soon managed to dispose of a more
than moderate quantity, and had that sense of
fulness which Beecher says gives him such
pleasure. Having finished this repast, con-
cluded to read few pages of Walter Scotts
Rob Roy" before l would retire to my bed.
This l did, but, Notwithstanding the exciting
nature of the story, found that was growing
sleepy. So off started for my bed. How long
had been in bed I don't know before 1 began
to dream. And such a dream l never had
before, and may never have again; and there
fore feel anxious that it should be preserved in
some form.
dreamed that I was on my way to Chestnut
street in one of the horse cars, and two gentle
men were sitting by me talking in a very loud
and earnest manner. They eviyently had some
kind of disease on the brain. One swore that he
had had his fingers burned enough, and the
other that he was determined TO give his atten-
ton hereafter to something better established
and more Legitimate. At length one pulled out
his watch, and remarked that unless the horses
would hurry up they would not get to the Hall
in time. took the liberty Just then of asking
if anything special was going on tonight. With
a look of astonishmcnt at my ignorance, he in
quired if had not heard Of the great meeting in
Concert Hall. / told him ! was not posted up
in the matter and would be glad TO be informed
about it, "Well thcn," says he, 81 will tell you.
There is to be an experience meeting of OIL Stock
Men. Like Others in the religious world, they
have had their ups and downs-their hopes
and fears-their Joys and sorro ows-and they
have at last resolved to meet together and
talk them over, and see what may
turn up" On hearing this statement
determined that | would certainly make a
visit to Concert Hall that night As l got near
to the place began to despair of getting in, for
both sides OF the 81 eet were crowded with per
sons pressing towards the door. Such motley
crowd never beheld before. Male and female
| young and old, Ia and lean, long and short
Judges, lawy ers, merchants, mechanics, minis
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STARTLING NEWS FROM BALTIMORE

A Fenian PriVRteer-"An Irish Ship and
an Irish Crew'-Full Particulars, Etc.
Etc.
As soon as the Telegraphic Despatch came over
the wires tit having been sent by the Agent of
the Associated Press we knew it could be relied
on), we immediately despatched our correspon-
dent to Baltimore, by way of Perryville, to write
us sketch, and draw the vessel and their fire,
If necessary, to get up a stunning report. Our
correspondent, after dangerous passage from
our Office to Broad and Prime streets in the city
cars, owing TO the high state OF the tide in the
streets, Immediately engaged cabin passage in
one OF the sleeping cars of the Philadelphia,
Wilmington, and Baltimore r. r.
Passing restless night and the Susquehanna
without further conscious danger, he landed
safe at the Railroad Station in Baltimore. Pur-
suing his way along Pratt street, which lines
the shores of Petapsco Bay, he inquired of
a gentleman, who looked as much like mariner
as any he could find, and who had long whip
in mis- hand, as to the whereabouts of the Fenian
Privateer reported to be in this vicinity. The
Baltimorean replied rather rudely, that if he
would wait a short while he would see whole
row of Fenian privateers coming down the street
railroad track. Our correspondent, not liking
to doubt the gentleman's word on the spot, con-
cluded to wait. Shortly, in the yet early morn,
he heard the tinkling of bells, and looking up
he saw long string of what the gentleman
called
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January.
Monday. 2e-Board of Brokers fed bv st. Angus
time at the Assembly Buildings Towards the
close of the evening Wammy failed to keep the
"gem'men (hcJ IN order" and Reddy, with
his organ, likewise failed TO organize tho NEE
ing There was perfect flow OF good spirits
among the members.
Tuesday, 23.-Grandson of "CoTnplanterD the
Indian Chief, and companion, VISIT Harrisburg
and address the State Senate in behalf of the
interests of the Red man. the lack man
already occupying the ground at WashinVt IN.
The interests of the colored folks at Harrisburg
promptly attended TO. Five hundred dollars
and one gallon OF tire-water imme diately pas sed
over, was their other requests.
Wednesday, 24,-Interesting Treasury decision
Secretary McCuloch gives orders 10 the New
York Custom officers in the case OF a literary
Sow Us. the Custom House, to Gland the Pigs"
Thursday. 26.-Ihe political Storks pray for a
"KiDg' in the City Council; they get one,
when he deliberately eats up their assessed
damages" around Fairmount Park.
Friday. 26.-Fenians in session at Logan Hall.
They unanimously order a Draft-of series
Of resolutions
Saturday, ~ Series Column Day. The great
thaw setting in, the Ed or's best puns were
not hdICed fit TO appear this week.
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The Supper OF the ..Bulls', and the .Bears.''


Once upon time some Bulls and Bears, who
had long been in the Stocks, broke loose and
Joined in common feed, sitting at table as
they had seen men do on similar occasions.
They ate and dranE more like gods than beasts
at the commencement, and had they eaten and
drunken "shortn as they had SO often sold, they
would have so continued like gods; but being
allowed to take Eas much as they wanted at
"option" or at "buyer &c." and no fines required
for superhuous words, as is the case in their
ordinary pasture-ground, great deal more was
taken by the beasts than they could ''carry" and
be reckoned "firm." Before they were let out, or
left the feed, many of them we're on the floor
and under the table, which is known among
them as "between Boards
MOral.-Dumb Animals should not leave the
lot nature designed them to occupy, and make
an Exchange wherever they can. All kinds of
Board" is not adapted to one set of boarders.
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COMMUNICATION.

RICHMOND, PIER s-Mr. Series Editor:-I see
Mr.. Forney, the Younger, advertises a new paper
called The Stage, to be commenced by him. Is
he the son of the old man who runs the Press
weekdays and Sundays, and who is trying to
get the passenger cars to run on Sundays also,
and does the Younger intend running his Stage
on Sundays in opposition to the Cars? 1t is a
shame to see such rivalry in the same family. 1
always think OF it when read that pretty little
hymn of DR.. Watts':-
"Children, you should never let
Your angry passions rise"
Hoping may be misinformed as regards the
whole thing, remain yours, respectfully,
T. RAIL.
Tehiuh coal GS'75
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NORTH AMERICAN TRANSIT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 1873 s. FOURTH Street
PHILADELPH

PHILADELPHIA
Annual Policies Issued against General Accidents
descriptions at exceedingly low rates,
Insurance effected for year, any sum from slOO
to Geo. at premium of only one-haf per cent secu
ring the full amount insured in DEATH and COM
pensatlon each week equal to the whole premium paid
Short time Tickets for 2, g. s. L or 10 days or 80
6months at 10 cents day, nsurng in the sum of 5000
or giving S5 per week disabled had at the Gene
raj Office, No. 1888 g. FOURTH Street Philadelphia or
the various Railroad Ticket Offices Be to purchase
the tickets Of the North American Transit Insurance
Company.
For circulars and further information apply at IN
General Office, of any of the authorize Agents of b
Company. VI '"
LEWIS l.. HoUPT. President
JAMES M. CONRAD, Treasurer
HENRY &. BROWN, Secretary
JOHN O. BULLITT, Solicitor,
DIRECTORS.
L. i. Houpt late of Penns ylvania Railroad Com many
M. Baird. of M. W. BALDWIN q Co. IS. P'''
Sam uel o. Palmer, Cashier OF Commercial Bank
Richard Wood, Ne. 800 Market street.
James M. Conrad, No. 623 Market street
j. i. KinPsly Continental Hotel
II. g. Leisenring, Nos- 237 and $50 Dock street.
Samuel W ork, OF Work. McCouch & o..
george Martin No. S22 Chesnut street. ll31y
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soldier will be found equal to the emergency.
Persons attacking this war steamer are gene
rally found "shot in the neck" and one charge
will make even lts friends tremble, so powerful
is it as an enemy of destruction. 1t has been in
more fights than any ship aloat.
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FENIAN PRIVATE EAR,
sketch of which he forwarded to this Office.
We give it without any word of commendation,
simply adding that though we laughed at Secre-
tary Welles' Monitors as being at variance with
our ideas of naval architecture, this sketch is
more so; but in this age of Waterfalls we must
be prepared for anything.
Our correspondent then wrote us that the craft
was named the ''Cork," and manned by a crew
from there evidently, and as he had often made
drawings Of cork he would not stay to see the
crew.
In this predcament we applied to our own
artist to make the account complete by giving
us q sketch of