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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-12

a specimen of the ConserynftveSfyIe.
The La Crosse tyyisconsfn) Democrat
Is u Conservative paper from whose ed
itoriais in praise or JeI. Davis and other
prominent rebels we have had occasion
at times to quote BY way of illustrating
the true conservative animus. The
following IS an extract from the latest
ennsion Of the editor.
SAY. you radical, nireer loving.
anna Dickinson, Fred. Douglass. Bon.
1snter style OF Republicans, how do
you IKE -onnaonf How do Won like
gong ONT Q. the Union for a Pfesfdent3i
1ou men VINO preach that God IS COM
trolling events political az well az stoSz
nal How do you like Tennessaa
1intesnnanshfpf How does IL cor,,,,e,e
with datboat style2 :
And God said lei there be light. AMI,
there was light This IS bible.
And being in torment, they lined
up tnelr eyes and saw" not Abraham
n the boom OF Lazarus. but Andrew,
Johnson In the White House. PRETTY
picture ISN'T II, you freedom shrieking
pres tncpuinE, denccrEt hanging. cot
Lon stealing women robbinr- ufuufinr
l0+4EEr PRISON 1lruc1tluR. deu1ocrnt
abusing. ballot box rfuf,fnr- o1Iise
holding eepulchrea f1n Or 7nIrrerss
bones9 -'77-''.'
How do you like the neu pr-.s-,--,. {,
wouldn't you choke gently On Rr,r'f'l
windpipe. If he were still alive Ho-
do Won like this going into the Ds-1~,-
cratic party for horse 20 hitch M r1ur
muller The seed OF white men shall
bruiss the head OF Republicanfsm, and
johnson shall be the next President
Verify We z1y unto you. now IS the
tine 70 repnnfl L is bad for you feI.
:
sfreaml Why don't you Republican,
ueneh huFging, freedom shrieking
law breaking. union hating. members
OF the only reasonable party IN tbs
Union get drunk AID parade with
lorohe8l
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NAN STREET.
B Y H. G. w OR *
PROPOSALS. for Stopoocks.

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y eelved at the Clerks once, city building,
until O'Clock p. m on Saturday, May I2tH,
for making ana delivering Stopcocks for the
new line OF twenty inch pipe. About twenty
be made according TO the drawing and plan
now at the CierkS office, where 1t can be seen.
Proposals TO be endorsed: . Proposals for
Committee on Water Works. mYIb-Std
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alfw Adtfftfstaltats.
Union Men of Gentre.

THERE WILL BE A MEETTSG OF
i the Union men Of. Centre Township this
evening, at II p. M, At the Amerieau Hall.
for the purpose Of nominating candidates for
the various Township ofdces.
myl2-lte CENTRE
ATA MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
n ReziStration for Ohio County. held n the
Court House on yesterday, Nay 10th, lSo1s The
following orders were adopted:
H+0RnERED, That the Registrars Of the diff.
feTent townships OF Ohio county, be and are
hereby directed 10 REGISTER the names OF
qualified Sotefs upon application, up to sun
down on the evening OF Saturday, the t2th
day of May, 1el6 according to the provisions
of the sixth section of the Registration Act.
''ORDERED, Thatth above order be pub
lihed in the city paper $685.
A copy teSte: GEO. w. SIGHTS,
mYlL2t CLERK.
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llzEAAEO4s HI LsG4A S0AAaAAA
cred the darkest crime that could b
committed by man. Todeter men fron
It's commission, and thereby preserve
order and stability in the nation. tn
most rigorous punfshments have beer
indicted upon those who were guilty o
: this hagifions offence. Lord Coke tell
Ms in his Institutes that 'lthe law hatE
inflicted hye punishments upon him
that Is attainted of treason or felony.
j. he shall lose his life, and that by an
infamous death Of hanging, between
heaven and the earth, as unworthy in
.rsspeet OF his offence Of either 2. his
wife. that Is part OF himself, shall lose
her dover. 5. BIS blood IS corrupted,
and hisehildren cannot BE heirs 70 him,
and ifhe be nobls and gentle before, be
and an his posterity are BY this attain
der made lgnoble. 4. BE shall forfeit
an his lands and tsnements; and ffh,
an his goods and ehattels.r Owing 70
E the oppression and seeming injustice
resuIfing from this manner Of punish-
made provision by which the dgor
OF fhe ancient common law was SeFfs
! 0nsly abated. sThe Congress shall
8 have power 70 declare the punishment
Of treason, but no attaindet OF treason
shail work corruption Of blood or for
fettrfe, except during the life OF the
person attained r. Cons fifnffon, article
la. section p Congress possesses ati-
thority 70 presetdbe the Punishment Of
treason, but this punishment shall
not work corruption Of blood or
fokteiture, except during the life
OF the person attained. With
these exeeptions and Limitations the
pln1snti1eilt ma y e as = we're. tas, IN
The opinion Of Congress the nature of
the crime may warrant or render neees=
saEy. This punishment, rs prescribed
BIZ the very first Congress that was COM
Eened under the Constitution Of the
United States, WIS death. We give the
clause relating 10 this subject In full,
hoping that i may meet the gaze OF
Ieoa btlIeTe that file legislators Of for
Iner yean were too wise and magnani-
nous 70 make q Law defining and pun
fshfng treason. If any person or per-
sons, owing allegiance 70 the United
States Of America, shall levy Enr
against them. or Hhall adhere 10 their
enemies, giving them aid and COM
fort thin the United States. or else
where, and shall be convicted ON con-
. fession IN open court, or ON the tesEf-
anony of two Witnesses 10 the same
covert act Of treason, whereof he
or they shall stand Indicted, such
person or persons shall be adludged
guilty oftreeeon against the United
States. and shall siHfer dedtlI. - Act 80,
April, l7pos section l. Treasonf IS here
defined and its punishment prescribed.
And this. too, not by an abolition or
radical Congress, but by u ConRfes1
composed of the patriots ffhe Revoiu2
ton. Under this law are there NOT
thousands OF persons in the United
States to-day whose lives have been for
feited aud whose liberty Is retained only
through the magnanimity of the Gov
ernmenlR
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HIARRIED.

AT Parkersburg, on the IOtl inst, b. The
Rev.J. B. Reed, Mr. JoHN L MoRRIsOS, OF
Wheeling, to Miss MARY L. LEONARD.
daughter of A. 6. Leonard, Esq, of Parkers-
burr, W. q. tss
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Root. Root, Root, Reads Read

HAIR cfangeSf from gray 70 its original color
IN three Resks-preTents the hair from fall
fug-8s the best article for dressing the hair
ever found in the market-Wfn surely remove
dandTuff and cure all disease OF the scalp
Is delightfnIIy perfumed, cores badness, and
VIII not stain the skin We tell the stoTy
PzEfect
ReStorer and Dressing Combined.
80 other preparation for the hair contains
PeStachfo Nut on. Sold by an Druggists.
5ORRN SKINNER 4 CO., Sole Pr0prietOrs,
Springfield, Mas.
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Purify Your Houses.

Save Yourself Prom SIekness---The
Most Astonishing Discovery of
the Times.
THE AMERICAN DEODORISER viii alb
snrb all unpleasant odoR, arising from any
cause whatever. II is immediate IN its action
and viii dfssipate all foul gases, or smell from
Drains Sewers, Vaults, decaytng Vegetation
in few moments being pronounced by the
Boards Of Health in the Eastern cities as IN
r : AT ONE PACKAGE
WIN sWeeten and purify any ordinary sized
house with an its drainage
wIioleSaIe and Retail at LAUGHLISS q
BUSHFIELD, Druggists, Main street, and by
C. H ODBERT, Druggist, stone Bridge
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Z lLARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, anEs
say OF Warning and Instruction for Young
Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which pros
trate the vital powers, with sure means ORE
EeE Sent free of chargetn sealed letter en-
yelopes. Address, Dr.. ]. sKIhLIN HoUGH-
TON, Howard Association, philadelphia, Pa.
anF2i.8InddEM
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LEGAL. selshborhooa and ariseellane.

Local. HeIghbOFhoOd and lIiseeIIane.
Harrison county, Ohio, shears one
| hundred thousand sheep OF the best
1 breeds. One farmer lately sold thirty
sheep 70 go 70 Iowa at eight thousand
dollars. Bucks have sold from two to
6ve thousand dollars each. Many
farmers have their clips for the last
three years on hand.
William a. Arnold, Esq, editor OF
the Cadiz SeHti1el, was married on the
I'd inst 10 Miss Lydia A., daughter OF
Joseph r. Hunter, Esq, OF that place.
Our county exchanges are generally
ipuhlishing notices like this: @We want
no more subscribers unless paid for In
advance The MorgantoWn PoR en-
fers on new volume and VIII hereafter
print for cash only. Right.
The Fairmont Kedexe says that Ma
mon county viii give handsome ma
jority for the Constitutional amend-
ment-
As we have before noticed, Hon. ".
t. wiley recently wrote to friend in
Morgantown, saying that in his jHdg-
ment the Integrity of our State as a
State I'M the Union depends on the con-
timed doulinaney OF the great Repub-
Lean Union party to.Which we are in
debted for our admission into the
Union.
The Parkersburg Gazette viii COM
menee q daily issue next Wednesday.
Evansville has a new steam dre en-
CINE. SteubenviIle talks Of getting
one. - -
Old travellers pronounce the Wells
Vile eating house, on the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh railroad, 70 be the best
inthe country. On the other hand not
a few think the one at Cleveland the
worst. We concur in othviews.
The Richmond W7iig OF May 10th de-
votes IN editorial TO COMMUNICATING
the anniversary on that day, Of Stone
wall Jacksonss death. Jed Davis WAS
captured on Nay 10th, last year.
We understand that Hon. Horace
Maynard OF East Tennessee, = 70 speak
shortly at Clarksbnrg.
National Express stock has improved
from one dollar twelve centsto one doll
Rev. z, I. Perkins, formerIy Of
Wheeling, has been called 70 the Epfs-
eopal church ct Leesburg, Virginia.
Governor Pehp0fnt, by dispatch
from Richmond yesterday, 3 sojourn-
ing for several days NJ DznyiIle, down
on the NoEth. Carolina line. =
4 Llpnnanis circus Is advertised at Stet-
benyille for next Monday, the 18th. It
performs at Weilsburg to-day.
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DIED.

On THURSDAY morning, May 18th, 1863. At
the residence Of her hther, James Bur1eys
Of br. G. W. RRrCE, Of PulnnonaIy disease.
In the 9Th year Of her age
Her remains VII be conveyed 70 MI he
born Cemetery at winehester. Virginia
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Lost.

ON YESTERDAY, SOME PLACE on
~ Monroe sheet, between C. P. Browns
JeRelEy Store and Booth, Battelle & Cos, or
ON Wafer street, between Booth, Battells q
Cos and the Virginia House, or from the
Virginia House corner to Roemers Store, IN
Centre Wheeling, = small boxWtth the name
Of Mrs Margaret Baird on the bottom and
containing hair pin and q small parcel OF
hair. They are valued as mementoS of de-
parted friends The finder viii be literally
rewarded by returning them 10 Dr.. Baird on
Monroe street. myl1-2I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-12

Hnvtng been employed as attornfes
The Home Insurance. Company. 81 ca.
luinbus, Ohio, we met the genorti AGENT.
Alex. h Haniey. at Wheeling. West
Virginia, on the 9Th Of May. 1850. and
from hL. quick sense Of justice, .foundl
Inn % - alike advantageous 10 the
company and the people. Scornfne.
:. e 1e.se any tEldlne subterfnra or
lt--,ce q the czao with the mind Of n
e111celor, and In tbs tone sf : rsrl,ef
gestieHln-l, a. Ee 4. :
- Hs 4. - - serves tha Company a pur-
po-s ~ e14nrlnE the pablo that ersrx,
eo1s1-e- VII PC 1nlnled, without rs-
taaon- WIZ a BUczzisAsss..
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EhIJAH STRosNIpER
wnrEn1Ne, ". VA, May ., 1850.

Received of the Home Insurance
Company, of Columbus, Ohio, twelve
full for loss and damage caused by Gre
March 31st, 1866, resulting in the total
destruction Of my stock OF dry goods
insured in the above named Company
BY their Policy No. Il. 4S4, the ninth day
OF teornary, A. D., 1866, and i hereby
release the said company from NIL fur
Their liability, under their no iev az the
above named number. ID. a. LENIY.
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'CoIgafe's Aromatic Vegetable soa

'CoIga1e's Aromatic Vegetable soap.
a superior Tonet Soar, prepared nom re
nned Vegetable ons in combination with
GJyeerIne, and especially designed for the
uss ofLadIes and 1orthe Nursery. Its per-
fumets exquisite. and its washing properties
unriya1led. Forsa1e by an druggists.
febN-1yd&w
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DIR. LAROoKAH's
.SARSAPARILIA COMPOUND

For the speedy and permanent cure Of
Liver Complaint, Scrutula. or Kings Evil,
ESykipelas, ST AnfhonyS Fire, P1mples,
Pust1les, BlOtSheS, BolIx, Tumors. Salt
Rhum, Ulcers and SORES, rheumatism,
Pain in the Stomach, SIDE and Bowels, Gene
Tal Debility, Uterine UIoe-atSOu. Syphilis and
from or resulting In Impure Blood
Il Is cfolbge Ehe a4re1EGk of any her SarSapa-
riIEa Compound in The market and Is Endorsed
by the medical faculty as the beR land che1PeSt
BLOOD PURIPIEK eItant.
Price $500 perl Bottle.
Prepared by Or. e r. KNIGHTS, Chemist,
Meirose Mas.
sold tothe trade by LAUGHLINS& BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
g1stE, also by 7. h Logan q Co, and Logan,
Iist e Co. feb2S3md&w
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The Parkersburg Gazette viii com-
msnee daily issue next Wednesday.
Evansville has a new steam dre en-
CINE. Stenbeny1lle talks Of getting
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TIE E.AsEDAY.
Mn. MoERrII,sl speech b the BOZ

b done befors sundoNn to-day.
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aInsifaI anstrnmtnts
P I A N o s
At Reduced Prices.

ERoM THIS DATE UNTIL FURTEpa
4 Notice. L WIN Bsu any Piano non 20
present Stock -- my
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-04-27
WASHINGTON. April D

The lobby on the Northern Pacific Rail-
road bill Is very heavy and noisy, and they
are quite confident Of passing the bill to-
day.
Thequest:on Of the final adjournment of
Congress depends altogether upon the settle
ment Of the subject of appointments, which
Is under debatejr the Senate.
Ii a law can be passed limiting the power
0. the President, Congress will adjourn at
an carly day.
Ii Is thought the business of Congress
can be transacted by the middle of June.
The Members from Pennsylvania are ex-
cited over the fresh removals from Office in
that State
In one case the President turned out
sound Union colonel and put IN his place a
civilian.
1t is claimed that this is a very queer ad-
herence to his order in reference to his giving
Offices to soldiers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-04-27
NEw YORK. April 24


\ Washington despatch says official ad-
vices received from Com. Rogers, that he in
conjunction with the British Admiral, had
protested against the bombardment Of VAL
paraiso by the Spanish fleet, and that ample
time must be given for the removal of neu-
trail property and the women and children.
In case of refusal they will resist the bonn
bardment with force. The Commodore has
the double turreted monitor Monadnock, and
FIVE other ships Of WARMTH him.
Reports from Arkansas to the Frecdmens
Bureau say that great restitution exists
among the poor whites OF that State.
Some thirty or forty thousand persons
have persisted from starvation.
Attorney Gen. Speed has under considera-
ton the matter of trial of JEFF. Davis in the
Z. 5. Circuit Court of Va. which meets on
the lst Monday in May at Norfolk, unless
Congress shall in the meantime pass bill
changing the plan of holding the Court to
Richmond
The Attorney General has also been IN
consultation with Judge Underwood con-
corning the trials Of Wise, Lee and some
sixty others indicted for treason, at Norfolk
last Summer.
1t is proposed to try Henry A. Wise hrst
at Norfolk, and that will probably be the
only trial this season in Virginia.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-04-27
WASHINGTON. April y


The Committee on Reconstruction are in
session to-day and Will occupy several hour.
in considering a large number Of propositions
for the restoration Of the rcholli0us States 90
practicable relations with the Union. la the
House It is now certain that Congress Will
refuse to comply with the Recommendation
from the Post Master General and the Sec
rotary OF the Treasury for a modifca-
ton of the Test-Cath ia reference TO
employees of these departments in the
eleven States lately rcbelli0us go as o. enable
the deputies to obtain the services %. suita-
bic men.
The Judiciary Committee of the House
have decided against any change of the laws
on the subject.
The Senate has accepted an amendment TO
the appropriation bill providing that no
money shall be paid under the act to any
person who has not taken the test-oath.
It Is now considered as settled that mar
tial law exists all over the South and will
continue to exist for some time longer, prob
ably till the Freedmen's Bureau expires, ac-
cor ling to the Presidents Interpretation of
the law, that is, one year from the date of
bis proclamation Of peace.
Sec. McCullOch Is seriously considering
the propriety Of making a 30-year per
cent loan in exchange for bonds now out.
Jay Cooke advises him that such a loan
would be successful. The proposition is Of
course to pay the interest in gold.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-04-27
BosroN, April 20.

The British West India and Pacific Mail
Steamer European was blown up at Aspin-
wall on the Sd, and the wharf and freight
house Of the Panama X. r. were DESTROYED.
FortY-six persons We're killed and seventeen
wounded, by the explosion Of some eases If
nitro-glycerine.
The cases exploded while being moved by
the people on board the steamer.
The steamer Arizona from Aspinwall with
the California mails and SS2I 500 IN gold
arrived at New York this afternoon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-04-27

CHARLES p. BROWNS ESTATE.

STATE or VERMONT. (THE Honorable the
District Of Chittenden,ss,S i Probate Court lot
the District Of Chitteuden
To all persons interested in the estate of Charles
7. Brown, Of NillistOn. in said Distric.
GREErISs.
WHEREAS application hath been made 10 IN 5
Court in writing. by the guardian Of said ward for
license % sell the whole Of the real estate or said
ward, setting forth therein that his said ward DIV rs
an undivided half Of the real and personal estate
whereof stephen M. Brown, late Of WillistOn ia
said district, deceased, situate in sail Williston
subject 10 the right Of dover and homestead II the
widow Of said deceased therein, said real estate
consisting Of the home farm Of about So acres
hill farm Of l5O acres and the Barber lot Of52 acres.
and that Il would be conducive q the interest Of
said ward that the same be sold and converted into
money.
And thereuPon the said Court appointed and as
slgnei the 50 day Of Way A D 1876, at the PROBATE
Court rooms, in said district, to hear snf decide
upon said application and ordered that public no.
Tee thereof be given 70 all persons interested
therein publishing this order three weeks success
sively, in the Burlington Free Press, a newspaper
which circulates in the neishborh0Od Of those pei
sons Interested therein, all Of which publications
shall be previous 10 the time appointed for hear
ing,
Therefore You are hereby notified to appear Def. re
said Court, at the time and place Aforesaid, then
and there 70 object % the granting. o. such hseuse
II you see cause,
Given under my hand. at the Probate Court
rooms, this 18th day Of April A. D. sss
T z. WALES, Jadge.
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New IoEk, April p.

\ Cornwall dispatch says Col. Wheeler
was brought up for examination this morn
ing. He acted in the most defiant manner.
daring the magistrates to ta;4n MIN longer
lie stated that as an American citizen he
would claim protection from Andy johnson
if they continued TO keep him under arrest
without producing the evidence they pos
sessed against him.
The magistrates We're seriously frightened
at his threats, and almost unanimously de-
clded TO let him %. Col. Wheeler left for
New FORK by this morning train.
Another Cornwall dispatch states ,4at the
Mayor, who Is an Orlngeman, has formed
his Court to the exclusion OF the Catholic
magistrates, and 1t IL thought tllt the Vri>-
oners will be severely punished whether
found -uiltv OF not.
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Boston Market

WEDNESDAY,. April g.
FLOUR.-ssles at s7.25 a rs for Western super
fue; $50 a $50 for common extras; 1000 a ll.;9
for medium do. and HIS n 1875 for good and
choice, including favorite brands Ohio, Michigan,
ana Gencsee, up 20 a a l4.5O FOR favOrite brands
Canada s.. Louis sustains very full prices; good
and choice u Is 2 Dbl. Corn Meal $50 q Dbl for
gOod shipping brands In Rye Flour very little
doing.
GRAIN.-The market for, Corn has been quite
firm the past week, and prices have advanced
Sales at 90 4 g-c for Southern yellow, and % a CSC
for Western mixed. Oats are in moderate demand
az g a ~ p bush for Northern and Canada, and 50
n On for Prince Edward Island. White Beans are
81 IA les = bush for common and good blue pod,
and 8 n .. - 4 bush FOR marrow and extra pea
Canada Peas 81 a rs % lush, as to quality Bar
ley eoc a Ito v bush for Canada East and West.
Shorts are scarce and having been selling At $50
ton. Fine Feed is scarce and prices are nominally
s3l a 81 4 ton. Middlings So a "a 2 ton.
PROVISlONS.-There has been a steady demand
for PORK the past week; prime at So a %; at
s27 a i; and clear at $50 a - q Dbl. Beef con-
tinues in steady demand at sis a 20 for mess; ~
a 3 50 for extra mess; and q a &c for family
Lard is quite firm at 70 a DC, for good steam and
kettle rendered Smoked Hams Isl a Ice 2 D,
cash. Butter begins to arrive more freely and
prices have downward tendency sales at 50 n Sc
for good and choice new; old ranges from . q 55c
2 y, as 20 quality. Cheese i. quite arm and has
been infull demand. Prices range from IS a &c Y
., as 10 quality including factory made
KO0L.-The demand for fleece and pulled Wool
has been quite active, the sales Of the week COM
prising so coo rs at prices ranging from IS q zoe
Tor leece, including considerable good, fine and
choice Ohio at from CO a zoe; and No. ana extra
pulled T rom % a csc 2 D.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-04-27

Mayor Hoffman yesterday sen, for Mar
shal Baker to find cut where n.;ro-glyoerruc
was stored in this city. lie i1.nI T. cases
In Greenwich s., and two at the Custom
House Office on Broadway, exposed in the
most careless manner. They were quickly
removed beyound the city limits
The present garrison at Fort Hamilton
consisting Of the 18th Infantry, and a ror-
ton OF the 1T Artillery Regular-. ARE under
orders 10 proceed to EastpJrt, SIC. They
will be conveyed IN a steam traa-p ..t.