davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-07
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERIES.
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
A. F. SMITH,

A. F. SMITH,
M OULD respectfully announce to the Ladies
w and Gentlemen OF Cha rlestown and vicinity
that he has just complet a new Skyiight Gallery
on Main Street opposite the Carter House, where
he is prepared TO execute
EVERY STYLE OF PICTURE
known to the art. Satisfaction guaranteed in ey
cry instance.
Old tguerreotynes and other pictures copieu
and enlarged 10 any size desired. ana fnish. in n
manner to make them as coed as iftaken from life
Rosewood and Gilt Frames made to order.
The public are cordially invited to call and ex-
anime specimens. -
CharIestown, July L o, 1s66-tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-07
WEST VIRGINIA:

WEST VIRGINIA:
AT Rules held in he Clerks Office of jefferson
County. a" the I'd day Of july, 1866:
VA am DeUries, Christian Detriss William B.
DeTTies, Solomon KimmeH and G. Ephraim Duck
er, merchants and pastncrs trading under Mename
and style Of
"wrLt,AM DEvR1Es Cos plaintiffs,
TreSpass on the case in assumpsit and attach
ment,
J. W; Roberts and " iuiam B. fOberson, Defend
ants.
THE object of this suit is TO recover of the de-
and one cent $75S.OI) with interest thereon from
the 9Th dizzy of Nav, 1906. and costs, and to attach
any estate of William Robertson in this county;
and it appearing, affidavit filed in this suit that
the said William B. Robertson is not resiCi. nj of
this State, he is hereby required appear within
one month alter due publication of this order,
do what Is necessary to protect his interest in this
matter
tits further ordeEed, that copy hereof be pub.
4lshed once a week, for four successive weeks in
some newspaper printed in Jtfferst county, and
posted at the front door of the Court House said
county on the first Monday after the date of this
order. Teste q
w.A.cHAPLINE, Clerk.
JOHN w: KENNEDY. Att'yP. q.
July 10. ls66-4t.
CIsTERN PUMPs.-A variety of Cistern
~ PuInPs just received by
July 81, 1866. RANSOM & DUKE.
RACON.-l pounds of Beacon ON consienTn lont
~ and fer sale by RANSOM 9. DUKE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-07
TO CONsUMPTIVEs

The advertiser, having been restored to health in
a few weeks by very simple remedy, after having
suffered for several years with severe lung aft &c
tim, and that dread disease, Cunsumption-is
ious to make known to hisfeIow sufferers the means
of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copv of the
prescription used (frec of cnargc) with the dirrc-
ti"ns for preparing aud using the same, vii they
Br0nchitls Coughs. Colds, and all Throat aud
Lung Affections The only object of the vertiscr
IN sending the PrescripIi" is benefit the af1iCed
and spread Information which he Cuncrv, to De in.
valuab e, aud he hnprs every sufferer will try his
a blessing r.
Partics wishing the prescription, ZEE byreturn
mail, will please a Idrcss
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg Kings county, n. Y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-07
TO THE PUBLIC.

WOULD most respectfully invite attention to
the fact that am now prepared to take
LTFE-SIzE PHOTOGRAPHS
either from life small pictures
PHOTOGRAPHIC taken from the smallest % a..
largest size, and finished in INK or COLORS on
moderate terms. 49, va
By giving me call and allowing NC to do vour
work in the ina nner above tatcd, you will confer
favor on one who will appreciate your Kindness
order. EDINR ~ l"
May Is. Is66-tf - piNALE'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-07
RELIGIOUS NOTICE

The 2i Quarterly Meeting of Shcphcrdstown
Circuit, f NJ Church. will be- held as a WoutIs or
Bush Meeting. at R"inha"t'a School House. COM
menctng ON the 21th day OF August. 1916.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RELIGIOUS Notice.

The 2d Quarterly Meeting for jefferson Circuit
F.. NJ. Church. will be held Providence permit
ting. at Smithhcld. to mmenceU on Sa tnrday next
August Ilth, at II ot lnck, A NJ. Rev. E. r.
VeItch. P: E.. is expected to b.: present.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-07
STRANGE, BUT TRUE!

Every young lady and gentleman in tae United
States can hear something very much to their advan-
tage by return mail (free of charge) by Addr ssing
the undersigned. Those having fears Of being hum
plugged. will obIigc by not noticing this card All
others will plcese addr their obedien servant,
THOMAS r. CHAPMAN,
o3l Broadway, New York.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-07
BALTIMORE L. OHIO RAILROAD
RE-OPENED.
81


TTNHTS GREAT NATIONAL. THOROUGHFARE
l. is again open for
FREIGHTS AND TRAVEL.
The Cars ami Machinery destroyed arc being re.
placed by NEW RUNNING STOCK, with all re-
cent improvements; aud as the Bridges and Track
arc again inSubst tut1l Condition the we'll earned
reputation OF this Road for
SPEED. SECURIfE AND COMFORT,
will be more than sustained under the re organiza
ton of it's business
In addition to the uncqualled attractions of natu-
raj scenery hcreIOtO conceded This route, the
recent Troubles upon the b Ird4r, have assoc lated
numerous points on the Road: between the Ohio
E,vsr and Harp, RS Ferry with painful but in,
CONNECTIONS
At the Ohio River, with Cleveland aud Pittsburg
Central Ohio, and Marietta and Cincinnati Rail
roads aud, thr'Guh then with the VIII IL. RciIway
Syst"n OF til. Nprihwcst, Contra Yes "a nd S"uIh-
west. At Htrpers Ferry with dsis- wiuoh hester
Road Al 'ashingt"n Junction, with the Wash
lngton Branch for Washington CITY and the Low
or PotumLc AT Baltimore with seven daily
trains for philadelphia nd New York
Two DOLLARS additiU al on Through Tick
cts to Baltimore or the Nnrth"rn Cities. give the
privilege Of UisihmS WASHINGTON CITY en-
route.
This Is the ONLY ROUTE by which passengers
ran prn;ure, through Tickets and through Checks to
WASHINGrON CITY.
L. NJ. COLE, VIZ. SMITH
Baltimore. ton, Baltimore.
June 5, 1866.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-07
DIR. !. A. STR4ITU.

DIR. ]. A STRAITH,
Medical ErUminer far .Jc6erson Tomnty.
90 No charge for Policies, Stamps or Medical
Examination. For tables OF Rates, sc apply to
:hc Off e OF the G"mpar y,.l5 South street: over
Franklin Bank, to
E. NJ. AISQUITH, A gent,
Nov: I, 1865. CharIestown, Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-07
-FOUR YEARS IN THE SADDLE.
BYCOL. HARRY GILMORE.

BY COT. HARRY GILMORE,
COMPRISING a tuIl and truthful narration of
~ the Campaigns = Movements, Adventures aud
Incidents con Ctrd With the Colonel and his com
/. ana during the lat"
COM ITIONS:
Complete it O-e Volume of about $50 Pages
Emb .lli>h,d with fine life ike Portrait of Col.
GILMORE The wNrk will be printed fue pa
per- and upon new type This work is sUIu by sub
scriptiOn .nIy.
In Neat Cloth Binding. -. ..........: So 90
JOSEPH f. RAWLINS,
Agent fOI Jefferson County.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-07
To TR AYELL.ERs.
WINCHESTER q PoTeMko RIVER

TIME TABLE.
TaA1ns G orNa wEsr
I cave Rarpers. Ferry at 90 A. NJ. ana 90 p. M.
Leave Shenandoah a. 05-A NJ and 81 PM.
Leave Keyes'S Switch 20 A NJ and 03PM.
Leave HailtUwn at 80 \ NJ and % p NJ.
Leave Cha rlestown Il so A NJ aud , 81 p NJ.
Leave Cameron's at Z 10A NJ ano 2 33PM
Leave Summit Point at Z so A NJ aud 2 as p NJ.
Leave Vaudeville att 55 "A NJ and 90 P NJ
Leave op-9non Bridge a 3 Oh A 81 and 3 % NJ
Arrive at Stephensun's 8 20 A NJ and TSP NJ.
Arrive at Winchester q As A NJ and 30 p NJ.
TRAINs GoINe East.
cave Winchester at IS A NJ and 4 30 NJ.
Leave Stephenson's al g. so A NJ and 4 90 p NJ
Leave Opequon Bridge 10 OF A NJ and : Is NJ
Lave Vaudeville at 10 O5 A NJ and 5 2 p NJ.
Leave Summit POin, 10 81 A NJ and 5 IS p NJ.
l-e'vc Cainer"n's at 10 32 A NJ and 6 05 p M
Leave ChaIlest"wn at lO44 a NJ aud % p NJ
Leave haitnwn alto sc A NJ and & IS P VI.
Leave K"yes' Switch at IL % nd 90 NJ.
Leave Shenandoah at II II A NJ and IOPM
Arrive at Harpers Ferry IL 10 A NJ and tbs NJ.
A u. MOOD, ALENT.
Harpers. FerrY. June 26. LEG
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-07
BALTIMORE & 0. R. r. COMPANY.

BALTIMORE d 0. r. Z. COMPANY.
SCHEDULE of Passen ger Trains arriving al nd de-
~ parting at the Htrper's Ferry Station:
TRAINS BOUND EAST
Mail Train, II a. A. NJ IL A. NJ.
Cincinnati Express, 8 % A. NJ. 329 A. NJ
TRAINS BOUND WEST.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
Mail Train, TO9P NJ lI7PM.
Cincinnati Express, IL SO a NJ. ~ SO NJ.
Office open at al hours for trains. Through Tick
cts sold t" all the prIhcipalcities of the UmI,u.
For further Informal tim inquire : the Office.
Alb. WOOD, AGEST.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-07

y r Z = K >
GEORGE P. THOMAS, PaEs1DExr.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Hamilton EASTER, of HR milton Faster & Co.
ALLEN a. CHAPMAS, ni Kirkland, Chase & Co,
GEO. THOMAS. OF Helm, NirOdcmus 6. Co
HTGH SIssOS Steam Marb e Works
HIRAM wOnDs. Jr 0t Dnughcrtv VVoods & On
GEO IL MILLER, Of C"ffrntlI, Miller 6. Co
THOMAS CAssA ARD, of Gilbert Cassard & Co.
WtLLIAM DEvRIEs. "f wW. DevrIes I Co.
CHARLES WEBB, of Thomas s. Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-07
LATE ARRIYAI

LA u AhR1N AL.
w have just received flesh supply of prime
Ca1vas Hams' superior quality of Cheese ;
Canned Oysters; Ssrdines; Dried Beef: sugSr'
ana indeed every article in the GROCERY LINE.
inc. TRTsSET = Cgs
July IT, 1866. RUSSELL & GO.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-07
WHEAT WANTED.

1,OUUrywhetet &c sell our IMPROVED sac
Sewing Machines. Three kinds. Under and
Upper feed. Sent on trial Warranted fv. years.
above salary or 4 ge commissions paid: The
$40, which fully licensed ty Hotps IHhsslsr GTd
IPiisOn, GToveT & Baker, Singer & Co., and BacheI
der. AH other cheap machines are ilfTingemenfs
and the seller ia6 to arrest ine nd i'm
Prisonmenl- illustrated circulars sent free Ad.
dress, or call upon shaw & Clarke, at Biddcf,rd
Maine, Chicago, Illinois.
June 8, SOC lily
CHOLERA preventive, prepared and sold bv
" AISQUITH & RkO A nnthern -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-07

ARCTIC SODA.
"E have erected, at a heavy out1sv !. very
handsome Arctic Soda ountain, from which
most ;eireshIng and delicious beverag .
SyauP9 EaNored with Pine Apple, StraWDerry o.
ehge, Lemon Ginger, SarsaParilla, &c Oe
Jury TO- CAMPBELL & MASo,
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
CHRONOLOGY OF THE GERMAN WAR.

The following calendar of ovents published in the
Wemogiri ffpbmntioue. shows with what rapdity great
military results are achieved n the present day
June l4-Federal execution decreed by the Germanic
Diet.
June 10 Entry OF the Prussans into Leipsic Gessen
and Casscl Occupation ~ Lobau.
June l7-Entry OF the Prussan General Vogel into
tn" HaUovcran capital
June ls.-Occuratlon OF snricntha Os,ritz and Iau
ban in Bohemia, by Prussian regiments and occu.
patton OF Benstadt by Prussan cavalry Occupation
Dresden by the Prnssians
June l9-Evacuaiion OF Fort w lheim by the Hanove-
rian troops Prince William of Hanan rnada prisoner.
Cavalry encounter between tho Austrans and Prnssais
upon the Rnmburg road
June - -Nixdorf occupied by seven thousand Prus.
slams.
June o3.-Occupation of Rumburg by the Prussians.
June I-Armisticc between the Hanover.an and prus-
sian troops.
juno 25.-Acton near Jungbunalau bet vcon tho Aus
trims ard the Prnsaans Tho Prnssan troops occupied
Rechenbery, TrauUnau and Aicba (F,ohemia
June 90 Engagement near Turnau
June 2T.-fhc army Of the Crown Prince of Prussia
Eight between tho Prssinns and Hanov Lam
gensaiza General Stcnmetz throws back tho Austrian
olps d'drfnfe lRammngl upon J0-cphsiadt. Engage
mcnt OF the corps with the sixth and Eight Aus
tran corps under the Archduke Leopold.
June 28-Acti0n near Trautcnau The troops of
Prince Frcdcnck Charles engaged Minchcngratz.
June % Tho Hano army surrendered at discre-
tion. Capture Of Gtschin by tho Prnssan army.
June 30-Actions a. knrt. Trrnnu and al Chwai-
kowitz, bstween katz AMI Konigshor. An Austrian
army corps undor General Canaas compelled 10 retro
upon Kiniggraz
july 2-Arival OF King william at Gitschn. juno
ton Of the Crown Princes army with that OF Prince
Frederick Charles.
July 3-Ibc battlo OF Sadowa.
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.

Mission from secretary seward 10 Napoleon
Plan Of settiemcnt for MaximiIinn and
GanDda.
From the London Shipping Gazette, July el
Mr. Sevards Secrctay Stewards son) visit 10 Paris has
opened with several interviews with ths Emperor and NJ
Drnuyn de i.huya
Tho object OF these conferences In understood to bs
the solution OF the difficulties which impede mmcdi-
ale settlement Of the Mexican question One writer
states that Dir Seward cndeayoring tn bring about
uudsrstaHdirg bsfgccp France aud the Uaied statsg
,iA regard 70 CGadan II Is, however, hard 20 In
what way French interests concerned with British
North America n Mr.. seward has any arrangement 10
make this subject he viii probably do with Lord
stanley whom and whose government he Is
Iy likely 10 be strongly opposed he would be TO
Ministry OF which The guiding spirits Lord Russell
and Mr. Gladstone
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
THE ENGLISH CABINET.
Earl Dcrby's Ministerial Ststrment-IIis En-
dor-emcnt NJ and Thanks 10 President Join-

dor-cmcnt of and Thanks 10 President John
-on--The F.nian- md Canadian Question.
In the House OF Lorts. the 9th Of July, Lord
DEBY who after expressing his personal desire that
the tax OF iorlning a Ministry had been
spared him, declared that sense OF pubic duty and
gard for the great party with which he had acted for
YEAR left him alternative but attempt
the mission with which the Queen had tnrusted him.
After pointing ont the forbearng conduct OF the ccpser.
ystye parv daring the lifetime of lord psImerston a.
proceeding from the sense u the public srvice which
great constitutional party could render 70 wise
that eminent Statesman Ind greatly changed the
state Of afarS now Parliament had been elected,
and contrary the OpulOn VII ch bad been expressed
BY Lord ralincron Reform bill Introduced in It's
rst seeona til hastily and crudoiy prepared tho
faith that tha nominal liberal majority would insure us
success The dscusons which followed had shown that
Iowitl standing Tho largo mnserial majority, there
many ~ the ordinary supporters of tho bate
eminent who not pr pared 10 adopt the measure
in the shape ~ whch hal bcen presented 20 Para-
rncnt Tho latc goyernment had, AZ H. thought unnccs-
sarily made The adoption OF the bill In H. integrity
question OF CONFIDENCE and having been defeated upon
one point, thcJ hid signed their Offices. Her Ma
les,y having rta1s lad h in 10 Form govern ment he
had a Hri cndcavored 10 DO upon enlarged basis
b. including among the numbers % the party with
which be acted other genucmen who, although not
principle BE- cnsp,d 20 lon IL He hal therefore ap-
piled - the Duke ~ sonerct ami lord Clarendon and
10 tho late Lord snsdovne to ssist him In tho forma-
ton not of coalition government bnt of government
upon enlarged bars, hut bis invitations had not
been accepted ne, Therefore bad been eompriled 20
attempt the formation ~ government from among
Tho members Of the conservative party, not being
.bls 10 perceive sny leader of tho liberal party who
would be more able 10 carry ont the Queen's do
sire but ne had not omitted 10 Invite the ass manoe
OF some Of those members of the LIBERAL party who
had been instrumental defeating the late government
Those gcntemen however bad deref mot 10 take once
with him. although they had prom sd hs Ministry
impartial and independent support After brief allu
sion 70 The dfhcnliles Of distributing limited number
NJ ofces among largo number of expectants and the
rulty Of svgnng the desired ONCE 70 esch individual
vii ca he quoted for TIE necessary suspension
Of piblc business Lord perry sAye general statement
of the viovs q hls sovernmeut He said Ny lords,
wsnd be the height of .mpsrtnencs and of mpolicy
veu 10 atenp. 70 Oy elSels verd unoD - Gln1o n
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
s'ssrmT 70 tssGpsrs 40 rrasrs
soart - csmmos rles.-.ea~rnI rsr~

Before Juegea naly. ur@iy Gas cascosa.
Hsvtaip y. mn - Ifaf ~ R,et-raa - ~ sft<sl
from lhs gsaerAi rsrm x - Va q. toar, ansaaasr I.
Judgment d.sa.isg ~ - alie pisln. ~ ,Nis
80 foiisuF -rrlor y &pri, laf&, tysegb D. Nsn.e
iri - - dfesesri Rsrs 10 wsss v a. psgiais~s
10 icg Nsit l1fssFA ~ l~s ssfs from uls 80
sf ~ fofourr =, sven hunirsi salsss So .as4n,
Ta,.te saareliy IA ~ abgai ths aarlo nrss ~
~ scani ira.ed poroh y - '.fas. - a. pss.n.
un H flf 80 ynsr pm saiA if - "a u ~ fsas q
500 W year, rsJAb'e y adsases The csisnssts
sissi@i hf flAipna fSoM small fein. ~hleh lsi,qs
sialwtt y hast tees itaHasi u.s psemlies D. I'd
hm1i q ctnsee asnre n nbft ~ Hli ~ - y par
sns gsafttra ftni bsrfias - isssn isec Nser .
80 si3A - 81 heea sulaai - rsY. wssrs lsr
ssa HM uBasr 80 sta,s,s T., ~. ,,1sssrr
q - fsss - tbs pessssoa = ths fsrssis-'s
ss,rs -. nsii os ~ sn - asre's i., - la
aar ~ ~ criy sTY~aref. sad, - ofcef - frsala
- .toa - ~ Pfh9n ~ it"ts rft@aAsss $40 ia.s
fpsu ~ asafsfs rent coz lfam fee9 q Nssse. ~
gfassr Hith ~ t0sts s,n111ar is ~ y sisA - M.
w - ~ {, r.a EssA ssy lssi ys,y h.virx se.
10 rti - uaapladta NJ feasen = ps s'sos asyss
fvt,r.t ~ rgea iha ns~ = f.ess ~ M
sheai Ysar sEa = r,<gys, ffoas Red ~ 90
s.s' = ". ~ = sef ~ = g - ,aesey go - -
6 iaiatnfFs sElils Esl rgyss tAss ne rsasuss
eep..si = =. mss = ,hs psle-st = .,. * : =.
1870 ,., ps. I r,e' .s,as.' ss s,s .,1 ss 'p' ~.
evans. ~ HM ays.~e1 ne sssles sres ne
Efcun1 tha ts tsa decided tbst Ksth parnsFhis
w~rs lafnlaEtafy. AHa ulat ths fAAtta as tsADe1
Y feeNr. Tie cgnr Ffsstss ths we,'cs. ah1
frtssf~d DEfVtsest ~ th@ aefeNSset To- rAsinfE
Mg5@ae9 n tke Cfw~ft fem ~ 20 isssses Aits~ SO
Dt,sahe-fer. 80 a1faei - lgsgms.a = ~ syan
h@isw r. gialni4H fsn Agfssf - 80 Gsssrn Tenn
o. toe teust n -ensfrsn F~ss uhs ussnins.atly .y
Ysstsl tbe - susat ~ ihs ssfine c@sn -lih ta~s.
Tfsr rrsfs ef At tasaeea ks8 ~ HsH syVE us txy.
ps1t ~ sns ,ssf - lse ~ 80 ssf tafa "a
,,s.s t+sr = ~ go ysaf mere = bus sss eans ~
uss ssa4e - "a sn1 tAst r~y~vs~t - "a,
lass - sF ff.iEE g~frr,eNt ~ t1e etSxrA I9@ q
ths gsw Yvsk C0~u VI CsmGeE rs&A
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
S,cnma,,lpS Arrived out.

Tho steamship Peruvian arrived a Greene ae 4 brce
o'clock the afternoon ~ tho sih -, apa ieoehed
liverpool 4, Lar past ocloc Tie morning of the
inst, making tho quickest voyage over Trade from
Quebec 10 Liverpool
TITO Kangaroo arrived at QucenRtown on nc evening
OF the 10Th inst
Tho CITY Of Now York paaecd crookhaven nj hnlf-pad
twogo o'cocs 81 tho morning 81 ihs llth inst Tho
Gcrraanla from New York, arrived a. southampton
Juiy
The New York herald., 1866-07-22

roserou proposdJ submitted 70 H. claiming Il the United
States aoyernm Naturalization for the expsnse Of
suppreaslng the recent FeDian raid Lord Moncks ad
vsers ought 10 have known that this is demand noc
founded on jusee or reason, and which tho American
government never could submit 10. II was great and
iucopprchensble TO mako H. The provinces need
not be reminded that they unable 10 enforce Their ho
surd claim, and In England Il can only DO regarded xh
asonuhmeia and disapprobaiio'l
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
THE NEGRO QUESTION.

Important Meeting or the Jamaica nevsIs
Committee In Observation-Disclosures Eyre to
be Prosecuted Tor the Murder og Mr.. Cor
don-urs. Cordos'- Demn nd.-Iehn bright
and Mr. Charles Busfon af Variance ON
the suhjrcf, &c.
fFrom tho London Times Jolly loJ
special meeting of tho Jamaica corn'ni,ee, called
chiefly with the letter " Mr. Charles Bax-
ton ". r., resgning tho cbarmanahlp ~ the committee,
was held yesterday at ksdley's Hotel, Bridge street,
mr. rs,lGF 40 sox " e R. ,ss es1'r Among ,se.'
M r., Mr.. John stuart hiil. n p. Mr.. Charles Buxton
NJ r., NJ. Edmond Beales and Mr. !. Burke, of King.
The cuasAs said that with respect 10 the prosecution
of W. Eyre Tor murder as urged ~ Mr. Gordon, Nr
Duyton. the chairman % ths committee took alto
gether different sss from tho aonty, sni ha called
the public m letter published In nsrspapsrs
v ndgc between bs opinions and thoss c tho nabony
Of The committee With regard the course taken by
Mr. Buxton he tnr raylorl ,hnHgbt he under q
slight stating that the Jamaica committee had
decided BY majority that Mr. fyre should b. pfo.e-
cu,ea Tor the murder Of W. Gordon either through Tho
government o. BY Ary Gordon
Mr. BARR, " Prom wha, ~ you reafy
The Crtmstr ead ha read from Mr. BgSton's letter
pnbii-ted 10 Tho r,me WOW tho fact vas the reaola-
ton went further than uls--tha, tho cpmnsittes
thought tho government ought 70 lnnttats psosec.-
o. ssa thai la IL. even, a % Ss '. ssssrs1ea, NJ ss
nos doing 20 ihsy would Fiys Mira Cor.
hesr, rbs ,os,ss ,assn by NJ, barton ~ss an. -.
justified by The clFcamsiaDces Whether No barton
nov thought u vas aosias ecar-e he Tho chairmas)
vnable % esy bot be ~0nid admit THAI nothing bu
absolute ooud bays jusfhsd and that syea
N that cssi'y existed 4 snforun 70 have
adopted tho b. had psrsged The yesu ~ that
to dsmass tho pss~sge a. the COMMITTEES
greater degree than ~ united snsmies coah scoompilsh
and vss thsrsfofs sb~,lseiy nsc~~asy to cal uss
present mestng
Mr. Bspagr, n p, aid hat Mr. Bur,on vas qsiss "a
liberty drsr from The committee, 10 Ne dlreves~e
vs on . matter q vital mporAncs W sithiraw irom
The oonmi,tss Bat he baf not sons that Ths ee-s.
mitiss id bot even asic, and hs utr. Bfshu cent
s~sv irssn The rne~ns uadeg u~ Impresssoa that nr
Bvstos. ssens ,hs gre.t mslsy ~ cofrssss-~ 90
slde. sisht probably feei binesn ahil 40 wth
them. rss days afss tbsv ~~ tia vsry lsres-th<
seArsfssss ~ 1set<n sn ne c,hW 80 "
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
THE IRON. CLAD MIANTONOMAE.
Visit of the United states Vessel Ia sheerHrss
Harbor.
IFrom The London rme., July 10 ]


The American Monitor the Nanonomah flll dcscrip-
tion of which has already appeared 1ae arrived
of Shecrnoss on Saturday evening Gu leavug Ports
mouth harbor whore she last heard o. thn Manto
nomah proceeded direct 10 Cheroonrg whcrn se stay cd
days. and visited by tnouaanaa of tho French
people. 10 whom she proved ereat object uf
ofiiy as she has done g. the EnglHh she left Cher.
bourg harbor about eight o'clock tho evening ~ F-
day and arrived OF heernnss NJ tho same hour sat
urday evening thus accomplishing the distance 10 abon,
twenty four hour.
She las 10 at the iitto More during Sunday, and
Monday morning visited by Vice Admiral SIR i'ai-
WIN walker X. O. u. Commander Chic, at the Aalc,
and great number of oloers belonging % tho dockyard
Iarge numbers OF the townspaoplo have likewise been
permitted go board and he greaten kin1uess and
co rtosy shown by tho oleers Yesterday - noon
she steamed slowly INTO the harbor an1 took ~ posi-
ton short distance from Mr Reeds iron clad tho
Lord Warden, her long low deck nmo4' level Mlh tho
waters Cd presenting strong contrast 10 tic eod out
line aud aharn prooeing bow Of the 1ttcr sho VII r.
man ~ .shccrness hafbor for about wrfA, during
which Zinc AL who wish win have Tho fullest oppor
tuni,y for inspecting her
eAo wilt then probably proceed either 90 Chatham or
woolvicl. after whic' slo wiil England Tor copen-
hgsen, Cfotatadt and - pctcrsb1gs ibc Nantononah
+ accompanied by paddlowhee steamer, tho Afguaia,
which has acted ~ her convoy acroas tie AtaL.le.
The New York herald., 1866-07-22
The Monarch 81 The scn-.

whale boz, containing sevosal dead bodic Tho main
yard Of stp about hfteen hundred % two ,horsand
tons, and other wfccsage, had been washed Gehorr on
tho coast of Kerry, Ireland rupplscd belong 70 tho
overdue chip Monarch y tho sca from Liverpool for
Now York