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For the Intelligencer.
MURAIUR OF THE SEA.

Hove to linger on the shore ~
or the dark rolling sen,
And hear the deep majestic roar
OF the waves come back to me.
Hove to watch those tossing waves,
As the tide doth ebb and dow;
Though think of many a heroes grave,
Who sleeps far down below.
Yes, often in my visions now,
hear the oceans roar,
And see the ship with nearing bow,
As 1t sails toward the shore.
oh would that might ever hear,
Thy melodies so sweet, 49, -.-I-. { s--
And make the memories to oappear "a
or those It was mine to meet, -, II ri
Like music at the dead OF night,
1t ever seems to me-
And makes my spirit ever light,
By Joy brought back to me. & 2
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LARGE SALE OF LASD.-The Rock
ingham (ya.J Register states that acom-
pany of BaItimoreans have bought a
tract of mineral lands, consisting OF
40, 900 acres, in Gilesand Bland counties,
for the sum Of 800, 600.
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WHEELING. Apr.

MeSsTs. NICCABE. KRAFT & CO., Gentlemen:
Having used Rraft IS sDlarrhea Compound, for
Camp DiaTrhea, with which have been deep
" AFFLICTED for almost one month. dl other
remedies tried having failed, and finding IL not
only a present Teiief but n PegHIaIlent clHe, 1
take pleasure in recommending IL TO the IN
- Chaplin 18th w. Va Infantry.
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PIrrspuRa, Jnly 8. lss5.

Messrs. MccAnE, KRAFT q Co, Gentlemen:
Allow mo 10 add my testimony 10 TINT OF
Others, IN regard 10 your celebrated .tDiaTrhea
Compound" have been for a long time
subject to the disease for which it is recon-
mended. have tried various remedies; but
never found one that so completely erndicaies
ago was suffering terribly with DiaTrllea ]
procured a bottle of iKraft's DiarThea Conn
pound.n experienced immidiate relief from
ever. i regard it as an Invaluable medicine,
and would not beSwithout IT. Yours truly,
- 80 ~ l., w. STEWART.
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&c mo lie R "a, >,

or It's Kindred dlseases-turing the coming
summer. 1E l
The following are n few Of the certificates
which haTc been voluntarily given TO the
ProprietOrs, by persons who are well known
uupvTTN,S, A mi 05tI, IHcS
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A wAsH1seTos dispatch to the New

A wAsH1SaToN dispatch to the New
York Times says:
"The Copperhead organ of this city,
Tom. Florence's Constitutional Union,
announces that Gen. Meade has agreed
to accept the Democratic nomination
for Governor of Pennsylvania, and that
he will be nominated by acclamation
Harrisburg tomorrow. Tho editor of
the above paper also says that General
Meade has telegraphed TO the President
his intention of accepting the nomina-
ton on n platform indorsing the Presi-
dents policy. This is mentioned only
to show the ridiculous and desperate
efforts of the Copperhead faction to
make inroadS upon the strength of the
Union party. No ono credits the re-
port" 14e.
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For Sale in all Parts OF the world.

rB-Central Depot, American Express Build
ing, 50 Hudson Street, New York. Manufac-
tory Corner Water and Ferry Sheets, Hudson,
n. Y. GEO, C. HUBBEL K CO
PTOpFietOTS.
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The following tribute to the loyal
sons of West Virginia has been nobly
won, and is richly merited. To have
been a soldier from loyal West yir-
gaia, will be an honor of which to be
proud.-KdndDhd Journal.
'sNaywe not be Justly proud of being
sons of West YirginiaH Have we not
won that title fairly and nobly? Did
we not earn that name by loyalty to
one of the best Governments God ever
gave to mortal man? When first the
tocsin of war resounded over our be-
loved land, when armed traitors were
rising on every hand and threatening
to tear down the temple of our iber-
ties; when the very foundation of our
Government trembled as though it
would fall, did not West Virginia
nobly stand by her side? When the
thundered their deadly missives
against the walls of Fort Sumter,
reverbertited over the loyal States,
and our martyred and patriotic
President, issued his first call for
volunteers to ayenge the insult
offered to the flag of our country, did
not West Virginia promptly respond
to that call? Did not her brave sons
buckle on the armor and go forth to do
battle for our common country? Did
not every loyal West Virginian's heart
beat with indignation when that arch
traitor Letcher and his coadjntors at
tempted by foul means to force the
State of Virginia into open rebellion
against the Government; it is needless
to recount the daring services of the
West Virginia volunteers. They have
won laurels on almost every hard con-
tested field of battle; they have crown-
ed themselves with glory wherever the
fortunes of war have sent them; they
could hardly full to do so under such
heroic men as Curtis, Thoburn, Duval,
Lockwood, and many others too nu-
merous to mention, but none the less
deserving. May the star of West Vir-
ginia rise until she stands second to
none, in the bright and glorious con-
of States of which our Union
is composed" af4s
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gledtfal. 3 Il iI
II u II B H L. rl
CELEBRATED
GOLDEN BITTERS |!
A PURELY yEGETARIE ToNIci,
Mv1GoRATNG AND STRENGTHENING
FortIaes the System Against the Ee1
EGects of UnghoEesoine Water.
TJHE BEcsT TONIC IN iTHE wORLD.-

TIHE BEST TONIC IN THE WORLD
la They invfgorate, strengthen and give new
life to the system. They work like magic,
and will cure all cases OF Dyspepsia, Debility,
Intermittent Fever, DlRFfhea, Scrofula, Gout,
Gravel, lJaundice, Nervous Affections, Liver
Complaint, Loss OF Appetite, Heartburn,
Bilious Collie, Cholera Morbus, Fever and
Ague. Rheumatism, Salt Rheum, Sea-sick-
They Contain no Poisonous Drug.
PURELY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. celeblated
Golden Bitters 1re composed OF Gentian, CAL
anus Root, Wild Cherry Bark, Antse, Orange
Peel, CaliSaya Bark, Columbo, Bark of SaSa-
fras Root, Sherry Wine. Butternnt Bark, Car
away Seed, Yellow Do2k, DandeliOn, &c.-all
preserved In Jamaica Rum.
The Great Cure for aII Diseases OF the
stomach, Liver and BoWeIs!
The sick and suffering have always felt the
necessity for a safe and trustworthy medl-
cine, free from calomel and other corrosive
minerals, which, while acting gently and
without producing nnuSea or pain, Wonld so
thoroughly cleanse, strengthen and regulate
the internal organs as to enable them to per-.
form their proper functions without con-
unual resort to medicinal aid.
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ONLY RELLABLE REMEDY
of its kind now nuse.

Many prominent PhvSeidns now use It in
their practice, and unhcsitatingly recommend
IT; ';Keepitin your house. and be prepared for
anV sudden 0ttaclS of 800
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McCABE, KRAFT & CO., wholesale Drug
gists, Wheeling, Sole Agent for West yir-
gtnia; also, proprietnrs OF KraGt's DinrThea
Compound, Reeds Cough Syrup, Improved
Nerve and Bone Liniment, DIR. Stahl'S Ger
man Relief and Oriental Hair OIL.
dec23-fmd&w sff-.-f
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NAsuvt1I.y7 Ten,,. Dec 1st 1ss5

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Dec. LIST, 1865.
Messrs. McCABE, KRAFT & Co., Gentlemen: !:
Ihnve been using your 'niaTrhea Compound
In my family for some time, and can say with
much pleasure, that Il Is the BEST MEDICINE
of the kind Ihave ever used, and do cheerful
Is recommend II TO my friends al
With much respect, I am your friend,
trt az v. n. MESTCALFE,
.la ofMetcalfe, Bro. q Co.
McCABE, KRAFT& CO., Wholesale Drug
gists, Wheeling, w. Va. sole ProprietorS, 70
whom all orders should be addressed.
For sale by REED, KRAFT & Co, Gentle
wheeling, WEST & MITCHELL, bridgeport,
Ohio, and by Dealers in Medicines every
where. feb3I 6md&w
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NORWAY BAR TRoy

OK TONS NORWAY, IRON, FOR ON.
SO Wen Tools, assorted sfEes, received nv
Pc, HHDRETH. & RRo,
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WHO HAS LOCATED HIMSELF PER.
pTAJ.y1SRq Wansntiy RqsPtiiy st No. % THIRD STREET,

- NJ 20 1x1lfO tSIGEEI,l
Dr. proposes to cure Gonorrhoaa and az
i n HoLn one 10 three days, without sinterfe=
ence with diet or hindrlnce Ia huSInsSS. D.. i
maFy SSphtliS In from one to fiys FIaSS.' 80,
Ondary 1n1fOfft one to three weeks SS59ef,Sr
nal and seminal Emissions StonneIJ In Se1,,o
nve to ten days Skin diseases ana ali 6fS.,
diSeaseSo Of aprtynfe nature, treated win mn.
PARALLEL SucoeES.Tss - y q . : = II
EIHsipNlaS, S6uralElA, iDiSnepsfa s Ss,a4.
and all Impurities OF the Blood, and SiiSeHsse
of the Kidney and Liver speedily curej IN,
DR.. Youngas Celebrated Extract OF FiTeWeei
a pIeparatian % be proenred nom no othefi
AN EMSIENAGoGUE FOR LADIES
A compound prepared and sold only by D1
.1onng, wnrranted to remove all DISTINCTIONS
10 the healthy menstrual dood, inpnrtfnP
new lone and activity TO the system: price 81
PSt oottle. Obstinate cases of long standing
HlsS ~ require No. 2, which Is four degrees stron-
CT 5nnn 40. l; price $ per bottle.
M9fIled ladies SHOULD not uSe Ehetah
Cninpouno tor reasons made known with each
ptlcAAsest ~ = tlsz : 4 -
safe, certain and healthy pr,ayenta-
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Persons at g distance, by stafint fhaiTsSnor,-
toms, ageand oeeupation, can nstssiy;t T51eiii
cine byexpress. securely packed nom olssr.
Address DIR. YOUNG, No. Is T1,S,15 .t,.,s,.1
PittsbuFg, Pa. Once, PlIflo Hall SeE1St r. 49,
entrance on Thifd. near Market CIfiicls 49,,
a M to IL M and fJ M TO 5 n ~
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The usual estimate of gross and net
weight of sheep is, that the dressed car
cass will weigh one half as much as the
gross weight, and therefore when the
sheep are sold ut say five cents a
pound alive, the price is equivalent to
ten cents pound for the meat, sinking
er ii he could sell the carcass Mt cost,
would still have the pelt rough fat,
head, &C., fora profit. Hence it will be
seen how it is That mutton in the car
cass is often quoted in market reports
at less than it appears by live stock re-
ports to have actually cost.
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HIHE ONLY SAFE AND CERTAIN CURE
OF Di,Thed, y DI,tsenteryy Rug, S!nne5 ne,
bowels, incident to krchange Of Diet or Cli-
1t has stood the test of time-has cured In
thousands of cases IcIieTe all other remedies
hare failed, and Is spronOunced by the PUBLIC
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at recent convention of wool grow
ers in Illinois, a Mr.. Amsden' gave his
own experience rs the best argument
for raising sheep. He had begun by
shipping grain, and the first lot heship-
ped to Chicago, in corn, lacked S2S 81 of
paying the charges. He vowed revenge,
and in three years raised $4,000 worth
of produce, and the railroads shipped
that to New York for him for the sum
of 1892. That produce was wool and
mutton. Ifhe had had that in grain it
would have amounted to 4,SO0 bushels,
costing s., 800 to get it to New York.
1t, therefore, cost one hundred and
lars Worth of &C corn to market as il did
IN send. IyOo1 .-f r
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. 9.1.Ifa .aE7ssalE $500
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,stof the former did not exceed 1-2lss.
cALIFoRN1A WOOL.

The San Francisco Wool Circular of
Christy S Wise states the fact that not
withstanding the many misfortunes
the "Wool Growers" have had to con-
tend ngainst for the past two years, they
still have an abiding faith in sheep
raising, and have gone to work with
renewed energy in replenishing and
improving their "flocks." Many of
them also have seen the Importance,
for the better security and projection of
their "blooded sheep" of building conf
with hay, which viii In the end, no
doubt, remunerate them for their trou-
BILE and outlay. This spirit and deter
mination of the wool growers of Cali
fornia, will, doubtless, make her in u
few years one of the most productive
wool growing States in the Union.-
heyield of wool last year shows an
increase ofnearly halt a million pounds,
or 9,4S0,93l pounds against S,O00.0O0
pounds last year.
WOOL, RAISING MORE PROFITABLE THAN
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MERCER COUNTY WooL-GR0WERS.
The wool-growers of Mercer Co., Pa,
are to assemble ip convention on the
18th inst. From an address to the wool
growers of that county by S. Hoagland,
we clip the following:
From the statistics of former years
we would estimate the wool clip of
Mercer county last year at near i've
hundred thousand pounds, and with
ample care and just protection we
could produce double that amount
No country is SO well adapted 10 the
growth, of sheep as our own. From the
kills of Vermont and the woods of Wis
eonsin to the plains of Texas they can
be1raised successfully, and under fair
and impartial rule we could produce a
suficiency of wool for our own con-
sumption ofa quality not surpassed by
any other country. The wool which
took The first premium at the worlds
Fair, London, was from Tennessee
Peter A. Brown, of Philadelphia, has
in his possession fleece of extra wool
presented to him by the King of Prus-
sia, and also another by the King of
Saxony, and another by VIM. Hall, of
Allegheny county, Pa, which measur-
ed 1880 part of an inch, whilst the i'm
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Fronl he RitchLe Pl,css.

It Is perfectly Obvious not only that
jecf, but also that there is amongst
them concert of action, perfect un-
derstunding MS to the course to be pur-
sued for the accomplishment of n con-
current purpose, and that they have an
ultimate purpose which they do not ms
yet dare to nvow what thnt purpose is
we shall attempt to develop; as also to
and show them up in their true charac-
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These papers disguise themselves un-
der the name coItSeTVdtive, and profess
their object TO be the organization of n
conservative party; and to show the
necessity of this, they assume that
everything that does not chime in with
their views is radical, revolutionary,
extreme, and therefore dangerous.
Their real purpose is TO reorganize
the old democratic party of the anti
beLLttm times the party that in tho name
of democracy taught political heresies,
aud incalenlated political principles
which eliminated in an effort to over
throw the only really democratic gov
ernment upon which the sun is permit
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The Atlantic Cable.
Correspondence. of tAe y. Y

Correspondence of tAc n Y World.
l. is supposed that the Grea, Eastern
will be ready 10 sail from Valentia on Tue
3Oth instant, TO make another a,temp, 70
connect the continents by a submarine
telegraph cable. The cable feet is to- con-
sisl of The Great Eastern, ,b. steamship
William Cary, The screw steamers Ned.
way and Albany. and the man of-war
Terrible. Ti,e shore end will he taken.
abroad the William Gary, aud The Med
way is TO carry portion of the old cable.
When the ends OF tue cable shall have
been joined at Vaen,ia, the fleet will
sail, taking care TO keep away from the
previons rcuts, go lha, the cables will
not be crossed, thus destroying the cleo
trial current. 1t is said that the fl ct i. 10
be most throaghly equipped, tina. faults
discovered IN the machinery last year
haye been remedied and that he PLAYING
out and picking up machinery is the pro-
duct OF the best mechanical sLill OF Grear
Britain. lhe mariners show good pluck
lo their repeated attempts, for which thew
certainly deserve much credit: it
would seem that they are more confidens
this time than ever before, previous diff
culles and disappoinlments having only
served to make them more determined ,e
succeed, while they take advantage of
their dear experience 10 eurler, ssai,s
wt'ch 1t has shown. Among the APP
pilances prepared are the double
drums OF the hauling machinery, entire
iy new, and calculated for a strain Of six.
teen tons, Iked By steam engines of
forty horse power; dy uameters carefully
adjusted with weights and scales TO show
the exact strain TO which the cable is sub
Jected ; graphing ropes, twenty mfles in
length, made Of the same strands os .h.
cable, buoy ropes Tor temporary use, de
DC The management Of the Great Eas;-
ern Is ei trusted to Capt. Anderson, a.
before, assisted By Capt. Moiiar,y y. the
compasses. Mr.. Beck"ilh again has
charge Of the ships engines. The re-.
nowned Mr. peSao'y is superseded by
Wil'oughbv Smith as electrician. Mr..
Canning and Mr.. Ciiff,td are responsible
for the handling Of he cable. There are
a good many who believe the attempt
wholly imprae.icable, but no one caa Wit
ness in without in.eyss', sspeciaHy y. a
war III Europe is at hard. Of which ,he
earliest intelligence will be Of the utmost
Importance TO American commerce.
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TIE CHILD MURDERER LISpsLEY-
A telegram to Tbs Democrat few days
ago announced that Lindsey, who whip
psd his child, three years old to death, in
Medina. because it would not say it's pray
ers, was released On bail. We are inform
ed that be is once more 10 Jail. Fearing
violence a: the hands of au Indignant peo
pie, be vent TO the house Of his brother
in law to stay ; but the latter, fearing his
house would be torn down By an ;ofuria.
ted crowd. refused TO shelter hm. With
no place to go where be could be safe 10
bis freedom, be voluntarily returned to
the Jail at Albion, to escape the summary
punishment threatened lin - r. chester
re.,~-.~t r9pb -
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MAD1soH Il PORTAGE CRY RAIL RoAD
this road 10 Columbia County. have voted
liberal aid towards the construction Of this
road, SO important TO tue interests OF the
northern portion Of our state. With
this road built, or secured to he built,
there can be 10 doubt that the land gran,
road from Portage TO Ripon and Stevens
Point will soon be placed in process OF
construction, and tha! the yslies Of the
Wolf, upper Wisconsin, and lower Fot
Rivers will have secured, at DO distau, day,
neu and most important rail road cop
rrrtirrs Ecli cr the lsN
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THos. UooLEy 4 Goa branch of this
firm, as wll be seen by their new adver-
'i.sment elsewhere, is now permanently
located here, and may DO reckoned as one
Of :he institutions of this section Of country
They give good bargains and understand
what printers ink was invented for, hence
their great and growing success
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.

TRIAL OF Rev. Mr. FREEMAN In
another PAR, Of to-day's paper We publish
= synopsis o. the trial Of this Reverend
gentleman, IS it waa furnished US, leav-
:n2 our readers to draw their own con-
clusions.
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SUIcIrE OF RICHARDS, TIE ALLEGED
MURDERER. The negro FREEMAN RIcu,
ARDS, who broke Jail here a few week.
ago, and escaped, and for whose arrest
reward Of $500 was offered, was ar.
rested, it seems, at Ontonagon by the
Sheriff Of that county, who lodged him in
Jail where the wretched man committed
suicids BY hanging himself
twill be remembered that this negro was
indicted for the murder Of Frenchman 10
Calumet County about eight months ago
by the grand jury at the circuit cour, held
At Chiffon, and Gen. HOBART assigned as
counsel BY the court to defend him. The
trial was put over the first term, and the
people Of Calumet County being destitute
OF aJai! brought the prisoner to our Shsr
ia for safe keeping lie was kept in Jail
safe y until the week previous to the set
ting Of the court At which he was TO be
tried, when by some outside assistance be
forced the iron bars Of his cell win dow
apar, and effected b. escape Alter leav
ing, it seems, he turned his face north
ward. and was fipslly arrested At the above e
mentioned place. and hung himself in hi,
cell with . tnalI piece ofrope tia, he had
tied about bis carpet bag, and which he
bad in biz cell with Lin. He Ief, a writ
ten statement denying bis guilt Of the
murder imputed TO him, and lie i'd i, 10 the
charge OF some other person residing in
s,ockbrijge, and raid the reason be was
about to hang himself va. because be y as
told when boy il was tet'Qr 70 Re dead
'hsr 10 te n rr,ca.
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CoUr DE- Wednesday last was
90 hot that case OF sun-stroke occurred
among the workmen engaged on the
North pier. The nan was taken to a
house on the lake shore, medical aid
called in, and ai,erw ards recovered.
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LATE PAPERs-Ws are indebted to
Mr.. McCAvAsAueH, Of Chicago, and
ssverai o,her gent!etnen for papers in
advance OF the mail. "Do so some
more," gentlemen.
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CONCERT celebrated BAcu's
Band will be here from Milwaukee about
the middle of~nsxt month, and give a
Grand Concert |. will also visit Two
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TIE IRREPREssEBLE CoNFLIcT. 10
Tennessee at various places. on the Fourth,
Tie whites (Union soIdiers) and the
blacks came into collision. A, Smyrnia,
in tha! State, negro insisted upon eating
at pic mic dinner with whites, when he
was knocked down, and a grand row then
began, resulting iu the death Of fee ne
groes and one white man. 10 another
place some white soldiers were insul,ed at
a picnic, and using their revolvers, FIVE
negroes were killed.
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REcovsRrSo.-The young men men
toned bv US last week as having been
wounded by tho premature discharge Of
cannon in this place on the Fourth, are
recovering rapidly, with the exception
that one will he manned for lie and the
other dshgured
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r. J. SMAtLEr & Co.-This firm have
something to say on our fourth page to-
day, which will be found Of interest to
farmers. They have just introduced into
this section new agricultural implemen,
s.yled the Champion Hay Rake" See
their advertisement.
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LARGE CRowD There vas perfect
Jam Of people in town on tie 7'h inst. TO
see the Circus, Iis estimated that neariy
ten thousand people attended the afternoon
and evening performances. The afternoon
performance was so crowded that admis-
sion had to be refused TO a large number.
As is the case with all large crowds.
some went away satisfied ard some not.
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FESIAS.-Gen. SwEENr publishes Al
address in the New York papers Of The
9th, to the Fenian brotherhood in Ameri-
ca, in which be defends his course in the
recent raid on Canada lie recommends
the organization of circles and the forma-
ton Of military companies by the MEM
bers under their chosen leaders. lie
dates the address. ST. Alban., July 4th.
REsIGSAIIoN OF 1HE BRIT1su MISIs
TERs On The 9Th Of June, IN tes, vote
taken in the House of Commons, the
Reform bill vas virtually defeated by a
vo's Of 3l5 to 3o4, in consequence Of
which the RUSSELL GLADsToHE Ministry
resigned, but up to the latss, date. their
resisua;ions bal not been accepted b
n 4e.- Victoria