Rutland weekly herald. [volume], August 29, 1861, Image 1

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1 IV T LAX I). VT., THURSDAY MORNING, AUGVST I SOL
i'i;l:i. tmhi;i: CKNTs-hrl-5U
JK1C Yi-.Alt.
ii.iir Jutland iicvald
i lll'llsDAY. AIKU'ST -'.K
in: ! . S. (Jrx ".uvi Soitii Ci:oi.i
N A. Lrtters (''.vf ! ;:i)in 1:1 o'.Iif:1 ot' w
-uii-lio.u S!H' Ciivolin:, .-:;:; taai tU-sti-.iiiuM'
i-i !! u k uliii (i.ilvc.-'ou ;.u'l I Ik
w-t ri) ro 1- .,("1V;is. TI10 -I'll ot' July
w;h i-clfi.r.tu- i by I lit- nvw in an :ipro;.n
ato m.ini-T. M-v.-a pfios f'wj, bi-n t-tkon
on ilv.it .!iv. 'I'h'; vessels wit.; inj-t!y
scliooti.'i-i of !-iai to 140 ton. On.' was
I!).' rk," a pli'tidiil srlion'i '" of "i tun ,
wlii ii li.i s'iih'i' .ii'rivci in N . urk. An
ot'.KT 'a-5 tlie 'S.ua Houston,' l.u nn'i'iy a
IJaltinior. pilot ho.it, but at tin- linn- of lu r
capturi' plviug b 'twi'tii (I ilvi'asi atvl New
Oil.'ans wiih the mails. Tli.' .Sani Houston
w.is oilif.'iv.l an' I maiitic'l by a prii- nvw
from ilif Snutii Carolina ami on tin; I'.dtli of
Julv. in rompany with tin- 'Dait,' another
pri.-, captuivil a ftern-whi'i'l ivcr stfiinfr,
running b-twvu IJiTwi-'k Day au'l Sabine
Uivi i. A 1 ii 'c in ill was scnz;il, i'K'ivaMiii:
the :i;. :i matter on bouril t be So u tli Carolina
((,:;!! !m-'s. '1'he wliob' iium!jer of vessel"
capt-ii-e.i bv ih' Sjuih Carolina up to last
a eo nits was i, lour of wfjie'.i were given
up ,:s un-i'-iworiliy. I-itity-five jirisoners,
1 7 r.f ulioui arc females, h.vl been tak'M).
l'uoi ioi'.svili.k. Ceo. L. 15ak-oin, pro
prietor of tlie laetia-y, has reeeived a uoverii
meiit 1 -nut raet for the nvinnfaet ure of son e
fo:t-fn,e thous;ii'l yanls of army blue cloth
lor ti.n.p-, ,uvl is a-I ii .'r to his already ex
torsive work, a. I litioiii-.l iUcililks for tilling
'.his am v or lei',
The o! 1 ami weli known Hyde Ilo'el, late
ly oeeupie.l by C. C. White, has been pur-rlr-ise.l
bv -I F. Wet her! tee of Nashua, N.
II., aiel liiietl i.j) tor aeeoumio'.'iatiem of 'trav-i-eM.leiit
bo.trilert,. Mr. Wether bee
has mmel into the house hmi-elf, and we
5iv l"M lv tho-e, vvlio hive e.tlled o.'i him
that eps .111 exeellelU h'.'Ue.
! ru 'fi in 11 s ? r i.iip'T s laiid.
! r :i 111 ttiii:e tw 11 t'Oii elioM bai.d,"
' All .it Wetheil.ee' ( Kau!-) Hotel an ileain
,.,;r.-.- 'f t'.ie tnv.h the report that he
i.eep:- - a pin i i.eitel.
HaV I II N M I I ICS. Mr. .Jane'- It' il-
JiV.b. !;f foi the Hi) lien '-offtiii:' t.t li)
thi- -et;ti'l , eo'it I'.lii.'lS ib" .-I.ttell.-tlt t'e-
. eo'.tv jitil tlu thai ;iiVHintif:it b t 1
eiel or I -11 ay "
: e : i - -
' ,i-nt
ill- -'I-I
te , :-. i - 1
.HOI 1 .-' .1
J '.1; : , ba; .b e e . ;ea !e ' with pro
duce, w . ! .-.-Ked in C. I j . over the I fi
ll o '. t.ti ii Uub.i il in li-it: week. In one
t i'' 11- w- re rei . ive I over the -ame
roei. ft'-.' it' 'A 1 ich wci-.' lo.eii.t witli'cur:,
Mi tM'li v- e-.. o wile o.-k, aiel 0 1 vvidi
iUl. il e -
l h- e i bur oi' the 'i'l oy ll-ld-i t ar. a i - i. m
!n- 111' doom.; .1' t'e- h-'-.i- of '; M-i-j.;.r
.:':!: b -i Y.'k i'.v-c.'y : lur'ii r-.-.oiiieta
-w :l. ,,- a' ; . ..:.. i.: the ; s:.i I
i.. S. ii. .. : ,. Cm o!--i, M is- , leii) .it
I-'!.. e ..... : .Ve. !i. I..-, ly de I in fct.-h-
. ! , ,' e ia :'- -1. . -. V , ; e - ; : ; : ! ; ' he
' t bd l -. , i- the Mui.t,, t .' ' and s .'-i
el .:.'. d '; wen t b" uiv o.- ..'-. 1". k
' - v. tut t :'(" w. 1 rv was
hi ,1 .:, .-. i-e o.' tt.f
1 . ,.t !.. i.j iba:!- ':. I e--
. :'-, :,: flieu
::.s ,. . -v,--, - ..-.- w. p,,,
tvt i i ' :i'b w t- a k wi u . ual-.-:
v,h .. a' . i c-w.le, N. V, re-
e-rt'v. ..cd i- n-iw iym- de re very id,
The e bti"' of 'he F'nf s die Journal is
.'ih,i,t ' c.-ive -i handsome tcstlmoc ia! from
tlie friend-, o! lib rt v, eons'it atioti and law;)'
hhletit Ml New Voik.
Kn l; i t ri vi. C.q.t. Jenne i nlinted at his
teeiu-ii bi this villa-je, 11 men on
M.'!..'..,y .1) 1 '' I ue-d..v, for the 1th Ver-
inont b' .
owr I .
Mr. II !
tl':-.: V,
e- : i. II,- ba- now on ins rolls
1 mi offiee in Cut-
'. -ii i ihe 4ili and 5th
'M i I ' , "i i n ci a - T'-e Sec-
C .'!:! 1.1 beW C:i i lu'liel
-e tb- :u' : y bit d ,: , ;,, ,4
i., d-, s 1 1 . mi W.t -cue-to i.
; -' , t that dni-d.e; ,.!' i4,i
it leuiiiins near the
! ' e Potomac :'
v
A 1'i.rcKY Woman. Tlie. Ohio Stair
. 1 ' ; ' 1 s 1 ! '.ei!s (ho story of a sohiier in the re-r-1il.11
army , who lately arrivel at the (letof
in Columbus, ii'onii with his wife, n hose tias
sa;e had teen paid from Cincinnati, but who
had been commanded not to proceed farther
toward Washington with her husband. The
oldier fhreateued to desert if his captain en
forced his command, and was handeuiTc 1 and
his wit'" ejected from the ear :
The fellow plead hard and the w unan re
mained at the window. I lis irons were taken
otTin order that he inhjht bid farewell to his
wife. lie oll'-red her all the money he bad.
but she refused, d -elarini; lier intention to pi
aloi: with him
!i him.' She remained at tin' win
dow until the c ins staited, when she ina e a !
desperate leap, seized the w indow.atid h.-r hu-
band seiiie' her bv the .! rms. succeeded iti i
.ii)liii. her tliron 'h the wi lid ) w hea:lfi 11 eino-i I
when the eats were in motiou, amid the'
elieets ol the multitude wbo had assembled. J
'1 he captain was at that time in another ear, i
ami did not witness the final':. This devoted !
woman oueht to be suiK-red to "o.
.Ji:Ki'i:i;st)N' on CoKiu tt)N. As '(.'cession- j
ists au in the habit of jiroidaimiiiu' them-'j
selves 'rue disciples of tint aa'Sior of the De- I
claratiou ot A ne-t iean In h-peu l -.o e . T i.o in ;
a .Jeilei'son, i; may not be amis- to place .
before the reader Mr. JeflVrjot.'s opinion on ;
the subject of coercion : !
"In answer to questions put to him in :
1 7. S lb before the a.fontion of the oresent Cr-n- 1
stitution, Jetferson wrote : '-It has verv of
' 1 1
ten been said that the decision;' of Congress
are impotent, beeau e the confederation
jirovid'-s no compulsory jiower.
Uut when I
two or more nations enter into eomp ict, it i 1
not u-ual for them to s--y what shall be done j
io the party who infringes, if. Deeeei-y for-:
bids and it is as uuneces- uy as indecent, hi - i
a '.(.- .- rufhf cf !.-' '"i i,nturai r - j
."tin's Id the tnjnrti! ,', brenrh. 1
When anyone State in the American I'liion
refuses obedience to the confederation by
which they Inve iiomid them-eive-, . ..-.-;
Imri (I nnlunii rnf,l ',, ,-niun-i l!,f-m t$ iiln -!i-
1 hr". Collar: e-- vv
lon' patience be ore
current c. .h iidd 1
will rrt.bibly encee
lti-j more ea- ."
. ; ' I p" c -b : b'y eXrrei-e
t i.-v w ce 1 ive that re- .
he e i ever ane. tiiev j
bv .-. w a I force as be-
Ihe Richmond coi respoi'lciit ot the Mem
ees Anneal .v, (b-n. !Ie:,rv A. Wise :br
!:'.s sei les o; r
its 1 1
We-'
f":i l-lti la.
u back as f.-.r a
- siirpvi-i-
r.oi'i-ei ':
H- -, :
That he should hive tally
th- White Sulphur Sprir;--lid
tt;-.,- - a-t :0ti. C'.'t ' i v
tie
'O the b - i
. a a fviur-. I;
; a1.-, or tlie Hon.
;i pa'iio'i'.; bis! "
. h e! 1 e - I v-d :; '
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t?"The Freero.i'i states that tin; char'';- ;
against Ma j. Joyce is that he was the- airhor j
of a h-'t-r, ji-ibiisiie I in sundry ne wspapers, '
jti tvhi h it was seated tha! wh-n Col. W'iiir- j
be; w t- or iet-d to form the regiment at l'.ull j
it ar, he tiMii-t-t'i t-d the duty to .uajtr Joy
ce f
i
Tl... P. ..I.Ij 'I. it tl,.. oTei -,
hai'tjed !
is c violi-i... i of the lb'! wiujt .iriiiv r
I C CI .
'210 D -iiiierations or
ui-eu-sions ,'iiri'ui .
any i i ' inbita'-y m-i:. hivnj the o! j-ct J
j i mi v. - i. - praise, or eet'"Jtc. or any ma , k j
it apurob
other in t'
i.;;d..'.i-. r-1
eer-ut a p
!- .' -p i o-r
t.no'iiub-d.
toward their sup-no's, r r j
i!itit s-ri,-e.- and ad tiubli- i
' ... i
. . - i
: i v e
iva'i
to trans e turns l.etween (ail
ersonal n-i u
w i,et her
pamphlet or hand; ill, are strictly
A in tn named Wheatlami lied in Clin
ton, Iowa, last week, oi' Iiy til Ophobia. Hi'
was bitten bv a d.-i nine ve--. rs a-o, and the
e inbi- v.i us seems to have remained semi
duiin stuly in hi-t sy-:'cm until now. lie had
to b- Io, ke-l into an old freight car in order
to pit-vent his injurihi those in attendance
iq o.i bun.
A Washington writer says that riot a sol
dier under American Federal jiay has pone
a day without his jiay beyond the first of th-'
uiont h, bavins those whose pay-rolls were
blunderingly inaccurate, through the incom
petency of oflicers. The jiohi has been, and
ii now, ready for every noldier in the service,
when it is due.
Tit uk Pati'Iothsm. The Salem, (Mass )
Gazette .sais that a eentleman in that city,
who .sacrifices much in doing so, has ottered
the heads of the ffinilies of ieven of his ten
aments their rent free if they wid enlist dur
ing the war.
Can Di mucuats bk Loyal Citizens?
In his f-f nous spe-eh in the United States
Senate, F- b. I 80, lr. Seward said :
T know the J)-.,iio-ia.-y -f the North. I
k.'0- them now in tiieir wani-c stren-'th. I
tio no! know a possible d;-u::io:i;st ;uiiOtL'
i hem alb I hebeve they will be as: taithlul
to ib- Cccm i.o v as they wen in the. bv--:.
dn- vi licit ot ranks were full and
" ' 'i t; in the ciint-sr va.s always the
From the Hariloul (ft ) Times.
Xovi'.i. M11.ITAKV Si'i:r r.Aci.K. . I siftnt
Z u'lV'' I'ariimni. I'tiis afternoon oarei'i
zeus were suppiised at the ap-paraton of a
" Zouavt; " eoaijian v of bot marctunif in m
leuce tliroah tic streets, and though h-d by
nei;her tlruin, fife, or an other tnusi . y.-.
keepin"; perfee s'ep, and movie
almost as the ori!m tl Zouave-i
and tar more oiderlv. They
r as rani.Uv
,' . -
lit jVleif
iliit- I th.-
the pat. in! recipient of a splelKii i iMiver
tnountttd ievol-r ot the latest pattern from
Col. Colt, and the company deMi-r to tender
t'ueir ht; it t v tbaaks to tae ern.-rou- donor for
tile honor
u
has thus done iln-iu.
Their Cajitain's in ne is Deai
for in is the red eat), white -hirt
1 llfir tltll- j
red trousers ,
all tieaiitittillv near ami tui.'tit ; they won-
stioes, ;
intl tlie trouser.-. were cat short, to '
show tlie white sH ekiir.s. lli-y aoji.-ari-t
to be lh-.' han'l.iom'-st ati'i ies: dnib-d coaipa
nv tliat. lias tiecn si'en here t ..-as tar. i
- '
Ukviv vl of Hi siNits-.. Tin; New York i
Kv w.n-j IV of Monday says:
I fie Si 1 1-- ot tl:" pa-t wee.v point iinmi-- :
takabiv to an early revival in b:i-ine--. .md
already extensive jn-ep it atior.s ae inakiiy.'
tor an active and reiiiunerative tail trade.
I,, r :le,1 tl,.. ,... rv Mr l.rte
seem to have taken ia-w courage from t h- i
renewed viior Ot tlie ( lovernuient. atiO tie- j
. . . . . . .
unanimous 01-00-1. 10,1 o
the bulk Ot their means at Its command.
ihe tmprovemenr, ttms tar. ..ears ro m un
marks ot wholes.-mene-s that the future ol
thiit part o! tin- mercantile er,mt!int,ity whi'-h
has so IoIil' beets vvei'tjed (JovHt bv (jespon-
' deticv ate! less iirjrn.s- 1o wear entirely I
i new aj'i'eatant e. and it is mo-t 'jrati:;. itij; ! j
I t.ote 'he tlisp'-'iinj of th - popuiir de!u-ioii j
i 'hat the wheels of trade. Uiu-t neces-n iiy -top I
I in time of' war. j
Ihe wants o! the overrimei.: in !?
! of ele-fi ir. prows' t'-. muniti ui- of
i fee. at-- making a i i -i mn re -ion
New Filiate!, and niativ cf the
of that section are reMiluin iult time.
wav
war.
lit. on
s,ime mav be -ai 1 '" tin' vari es mamif.ieto-
; lies oi New York, New J : -t y an i I'ent.-yi-
vania. and th- provi-liiu atid Lattdiin o!
' th' -e he ivv -upjeies ;mtarts l.i w to o'.t
j towns and cities. In fact tber-- is not even a
i villa" but must sooner or at'-r t.-el the inv-
- but must Sf-oeer or
n, et.se rxoet! li'tirv- i-f ti
th- in')' t; the abiiii ol f i:
t'liu itself in a trjiiej cti-i
!jee(:Il)-- mat; i'--' , ; h - 1 .
jseotde to tun. to ti:e i - -'
(('.in: rv
I ke ti,.-
v:va! '
t r.t
T '
r.:
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ol !
'I'll
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. 'e , n -l:
,e We-t i- :
k -a!" o! i'
ja :
1 !y i
(--.lit
reatn.
i
t,t
.rv
io
.- i t -ii torturia
to wea: tier
) in. have iri--ti.i A' at
active hu-uicss in S.-t'-eni!.ci an I t -to'ivr.
So en-oiiraiti-; are tie -'mi- n t'e- direc
tion, that it is yen b, di-v.- l that. i:ad a lead
in- j ibnnm firm winch receitt! v su-ra-ndci
pa melit wi li a q :ut-r -i a mtt'.toii ef do!
lar- in bank, been abb t'oii.-'iiin i's ii.-Uit ;
tew week- !-i."--r. til- - i-h scj-s j t. - hon-.
in September alon- wo d i h ;v- ! n -i.::i
-ient tt) carrv it through, wt'i i's b tbi'dti. -i.
tour miihoi:- ! toda:-. unsca h-d."
A eorri-spoteJent. A tie; New i)
CUS pie.
a une. vt i 1 ' i : i -r f; o;n M ina-.-a- oa !i' lie;,
in-., s; s :
" There is not a sin-le act of the Confed
erate St.ite? that c uid be so eur.-irued as to
justify any reasonable man m co nic- to the
conclusion that the Sou'h intended to take
Washirgton. We have n-' ert homed more
than is embraced in the boct d iri-s of the
secede'l Slates. That is the whole extent of
our claim. Wa-hiu-ton is situated in that
part fit' tie' District of Columbia tra' sferre i j
bv Maryland, and ju-t sU lot-j a- M irvland I
i.i x- . ,.1
remains witn net .xurtu, pi-t so toi.2 c wt!
refrain fiom anv atttii k."
Rki.KA-j t. The bri- Solferino, of Phihi
deljiliia. which was seiz-d O'l the i har-e ot
atternjiting to run the blockade at Charles
ton,' having come from Uio tie Janeiro for
that port, has been released. She was taken
to New York, where she was subjected to
te iious delays, but the charge against her
could not be sustained. She was o dered tc
pay the expenses of court, some 8900.
Recall of the African Squadron.
Wele,'i..t .-.ay ; the Liberia Herald of June
19 that the steam vessels comi osing the
United States squadron on this (West Afri
can) coast having been called home. Owing
to the difficulties now in the United States,
their services are required at home. These
vessels are the Sumter, Mohican, and Mystic.
This fact reduplicates our regret at the pres
ent state of United States aflairs. The
recall of the first American squa Iron that
has ever merited any consideration of effi
ciency since these squadrons have been com
ing to the coist, and at a time, too, when it
is ojterating so eminently successful in sup
jiressing the slave, trade, is to be greatly re
gretted, as much in the general, as the cause
of its recall.
They have a free market in New Orleans
for the families of so'diers who are left with
out the means of support. The wives of four
iio M uu 'j:!,.:, "he Am.-, ican A-ylu,...- I', 'I'-l-- I- p,.rpo-e ,o ,u,g all ! J t a't-tion to the act of Confess further to
On tit- - (JLuiotH Fourth ' the comp u.v '"'- '"Val ,,co,,l,. ;,y i fm ' T,. ( ' , ?; Zh r U ' ' " C0"Un "' 0,1 l9
pass,) Col. Coif, palatial resident-.., and 'from i 'A.n,t V ; , M " - ' J , nnd tor ot! ,, purpo.,, approved th, ,3lh of
th.ace marched to his extetv-ive tuaoory, 'I lie South-rn .ympat hirrs made a : coura-it,- lor the I ' nion catw-." " , I' tl ,r '1 ITT? t
::::;r r, r ... : r " -rv:; , . i v::in Ul" :,v"r ,"" M'1Z,1!',J . 1 -ijnou v , authority, ; A,.,.: IM,U, in u,Vl i
""i-""'" ' ' (" itKiT: s -it-ttui ''Mil some, weeks -nice. 1 1 , ine s-a-e ta'i.r t-.ai AOmiril bait ne. has re-:
bundi-ed a
fit:v
soi'ii-r.- art' suntuie
iil'n!''!' iiiirnin'J' has been :i tayiiriti-
atnu.'t;in::iit with tlm rebels mho,- the eom
iiietieeiitt'tit of tlto war. It was carried
on very extensively around Baltimore a
Wild;
airo.
tiine of the wretches, wen;
detected, but let oil' 0:1 taking an oath to
. .0 no more. Oib.-rs are v, t in mis.,,
j 1 '
no iMvv,.e 1 .... ,i-. ... i .....,.,.
; .n., .ii.eiiii .I.'. ' . ... v ii. i .ii
traits for their ,,.),.u,. "(!.. (...,.,
was. iiiey s-:uif, n -iiame to -eize private
property. The iliclnnond jriju-is now
tinuoiinee that the inventor of the gun is
in that city contracting jor their manufac
ture or i-, !)el ur
nr.
SiAit. Cannon- i m in i. Wai-.. The
Statt- has been abb- to supply tin; (iener
: ai ( o cnuu--,t with several fortniltibli
! b
tiatterie-. Amotitr 1 tioo -enl recent
wr-n ten 1 0-poirndor Parrot u'tm very
le-antifstl jm I formidatile we;i-tris with
aj I . ),,. ., , .iM-ndaf."-. in perfect order for
i'.nuieiinite U-e.
io provide aain-t cotitiii'rt;iicie-, ati'
lb
to meet allV Il' v eliierLTi-ne V
tf.ftV Ul H'
.f tin.--': forniiila'th-'"in havt;
be-yi 01 dered. and wii! ) rapidly -oin-
pieteil
Hie Military I )eparitneni of the .Stat
, :J-o ten or fifteen t hnii-.aml i,ev imi
, , , wj j, . f j
! d, C'Vervtliiiii ti'-edful
auy prompt
,.o .-tiien: i- p;-i,ji.led or arranged lbr.
He- ili'li-.-u'tiv'.- wiiieli were cli'OUItt.T-l
it '.he out-et. hat- all be- !i overcome.
K:.
perieuci
nnd 1 1 tin
lia t; accoin j'l 1 li e.
and e t-ry -thiiijr i
tneii-nev and -ys
tiru.it work,
r;:ovi-r' .,i wi'.ii
I'sil'i'j ,'! !'!
" KxAMii.c 1 a ot ' a 1: Co v.- 1 I'"!.i.i:i.
Ili-torv rehil--- that Lord Cochran-'.
.I'.'S tlie liiimth of Sej.: tide r. 1",
.!, l.i- -iii'd.' -li'p. tl.e Imperi. u ' h' te
t- no -t.-urn irivrafe- in -iho-e day
i- the whole con-; of' Latiii'-'lo '.
a- -e. it. alarm, d- -tr.y ! tb" iiiimer-
ke
- -til ' I-r ;-. t;'irru J'Ji
I tie
lli!Il-l-t CtUle, ; ).:.: J
"V-. ! 5 ti... 1.,. I . ,,r
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on 'ba
in
of Wii-tii i-toli
:n -ti.,;,- n-k. d
htivv, c. -ir bj.
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; an 1 is a
W-b. ;r
law tha.
en tiiitd--
i grtttr. or b--i
pat ! iculc r,
i :
tie- pri'je tty
I ;mi imt
elded ; 'T am
i.-c
it.
b
litre-- bit
practicable.
d I
l it- to tlie
Uee
irj what wii
b
-imply stating th-' j
mines tie- equity of
inciple V.hieli dt "l
llch ca-e-. ' IF' was
evii'.etitly t lie! i piottmg ine s(-cc--io!i tn
Maryland, and the con-eqin nt s resting of
Wa-iiin,-toti city from the Union, though
neither Virginia nor North Carolina had
vet -oecded. Iff doubtless believed, how
ever, that s av rv won
if.l in ifilu tiul.. eeei. i
Vert every -lave S
o th' u o!' tlie
rein di.
-X. V. Trihinif.
A Iiiis iiiN Ft in ii v i. is r Kii.lkd uy a
Ii u i i.Mtiiii; Miu;. Tlie s. f. bet- killed ly
tic mob m ll-.iltiu.ore, on the ltir'i of April
last, were not the first of M tSsachnsetts men
killed there in like manner. About forty
five or fifty years a-o, Mr. Ilufus Uijielow,
brother of the" late Hon. Timothy liigelow of
Medford, was killed by a mob because he
was a Boston federalist so we are credibly
informed. Bunker Hill Aurora.
Truk Elegance. The School Commit
tee advertise for one "male-teacher" where
our aneesters would have said haul-master,
and for two ' female-teachers " where th ey
want school-mistresses. Why do they not
carry the same delicacy farther by speaking
of schools for male children and female child
ren instead of using the older tonus. " boys "
and " girls.'' Boston Courier.
An Itkrkstin( Ckkkmony. This morn
ing Capt. Lowell, of the 3d U. S. Cavalry,
now recruiting m this city, went to the house
of refuge and enlisted twenty of the eldest
young men in that institution into tin: U. S.
service. After signing the papers the nieu
were drawn up m line, and took the oath re
quired by law. Iludtctter Union, With.
A New Fnkmy. Myriads of lice, have
made their appearance in the wheat ! i ! is oi
Maine, introduced, it i-: said, with Patent
Olliee importations of Opinions vary
fb- . , - ,' : - -d : ' - r 1 "V Vdll d-).
Fito.M !;t:i:.ii'K. The fstetuner Hi:
rnia
arrived at Faiti.-r I'oint Mo
with dates from Liverjiool tb 1
ulay :-'ternoon
he l.'.th.
The
with tl
En'ii-''i teijierj are!
tfaily eriLTOssed
America
.1.
li e l.rmi iin nnw 111 ito-i v opt... uo
I v ; r ' A ,Z,
, "i"i'i .- i" ' iiui iiiuus nii.ineiai tniiijtu .
:,... :.....!..
1. . .1. . 'i 1 iiu .11 1 . 1 . 1 a 1 1 . v. i ui iVIIiericaii (iv-
rnmnit. ;u,d e(V, that ,1. ..,..t Z,A.
jiort' d the blockade
ot our souitierri oorts to
I. itielhcierit. md says that no 'jvrieral ri'-
port on the -uiject has h-p ofli,ia!Iy r-
' "r'1'1 , -w 1 iJ 1 t.
1 in nun: ti .-neet.t'n ns arriveo 111 rnir-
lantl fin a iMr to ipieen Victoria
1 fr
usttiati archduke Jiaximilhan, on
vi-ititiu' cuth.-onjion relative to the project-
cd An-tiian ste-im-hip cotnj.any. matfe a
speech in wti.eh he j.redteted closer -mjia-
tine,, .-oti.iaer.e;, :,y and Jioatieady, between
Lnylano ami Anstt. 1. Mr ly.ebuek. M.
:i rt -ti( eevi' i Is i-v-lri; ..d tin. i r.t . r n t ,n-
- ; 1 ......
a: 1 i jft - ot rh" etripe-or of Au-ttii.
1 lie m it 1 1 ;e 1 outrat t between the prin-
i-i---
lee
nrine.
,,.,
I of IleSM' was
,-ined u O. lio'tie on the 11th inst. '
Catherine H ive-, the o ali-r, i- ilead.
The. spi t aVIl'S of t tie Hri i.-dl COttOtl
sUp!y as- tt ia'io.u had reaeh-td K'Vji', and
were to haw an interview with the vic-rov
0.-1 the s'lbj-'-t of co'ton cultivation.
'a jae , imor pM-vailed ot a -jrowin ' eool-
. f.n.- t.et ween 1-ran' e ;tnil Austria. I t-aiiujj
: I'l atl' e
in oatttiou re-einb'anei.. to tha whUh pit-
re,
1! 'tie ia'e war
j All().,
ht 1 oiiTuvi-ra- ti
oi
- r
ruri uji
t wet :i F: aree
tt).' am rt of a
i SwitZ'-rlmd. tia'ive
to
Ire
b
SU!
Oil dirpU'cd
territory.
i'h- t o.-ition ot' II irpiry was daily be' urn
i ti r u.oie a'am.n,.'.
dh
1.
in Ctp'altl John T. Ib-e'.v o!
n o.ir -oiufHris to-dav. -u -
j Co. (i. 2! V-
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ior
WO Iti led.
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ins oi to- t ov rn
IiiW vi rd have b--
usu i! s dute is "n-
out tbe pupu---
m.-ti'. II
:ieti'. if'- vol's tVt
Ome - ' ' : i-'.t !b itftiij
I.
Iv
-i.s-d with
Th" II tb
who ba - j i
fo'k, V.i.', t;
.tb.,:, bee d
1 It'Vlu - s ' I
been repair
now iii ,-.t s
- irtis fro n a c'entl-rn in
! to th it by t.,j i, N ,--
:neib
,o-t f,
it: s;e ' .s ot w.t r
- ih- Fc t-r ili-'s
lit Not elk, h O"
-el;- .1 ,-1-t
d i v til
t;
'.lis!
mo are
tcaov lor -ea.
The spe,
WafhinJOo" .-. ; re-.):
-indent of
Kveniti-r F sav.- th? t tin
tlie .ew 1 o
ooverniiil lit is m i.oss.-ss on ofev'nleiice wtnei
shows t Hit two : tlie see,;SMcmi-t journals in
in
New Yor.k city
leaders.!
suijpotu
otted bv the
bel
Friva'c a iviccs rrom Norfolk, Va., state
that neailv all the rebel troops have left that
place, and that ten thousand federal troops
could take Norfolk and Portsmouth with case
rebel ricts ar.d m; ske I bat eries excepted.
Lif.ut. Salmon D'jtton, of the Cayen- j
di,h Light Infantry, just r'turnetl trom New
port New. has received the appointment of
At'iutant in. t'e i. ou ni-t"""" ' --'
left for Wkshiiigton
Slore than 1,500,000
their sole support fiom
ufaeture oi the fibres s
hd
man bein-s tlerne
.li.
culture at:d liii'l-
nth bv st.K-worn
which the aor u;;l ' ircu
atii
ttie
Hum
to be S20u,00u,0OO.
hTAUTINd lP. Ill' t-imce
Prinr Works are startifg h v.ork
List week I the m-teiiiiierj -'' i- i.)
four days-fthis v-e.-k it l t o:
time.
Tt is a sb -'--. i. !. tt-i, !. - - '
b.er' tie F - 1 1 i i - c ,
rriim llwiihin)ff on.
Wasliinifton, Attp. 27.
The Navy Department is gati.xfletl with the
iilirir! lif T.mfir wtil.'t, f'.in.... ,..(... I....
..,. nt,.,l b, r, ft.fatir.n r.f . ,rn
'"fa
""' secesMOa letter to his son to i a
1 1. e .1 .r . 1 -
i oecreiar,-o. uie 1 reasury UU JU
iwilcli lire afiticvel
i., , ;..,. ,i.r ... . .1 1
" ... n ,u mi.- i i a Mi iii: 01 01.11111 f ion .
ihe S.-eri-Ir tiirer't. ! ,,..t tt, , t
j Cers of the customs to u-e all viplat.ee in pre-"
venting eommerei! ititercoaite with the in-
I habitants of the States in iu-urreetion excent-
' intt te. tfir .r.ei. l i-.-j..: n. pt,i..h ir V.
: ,H.,., 1,,. i;,.,.n, .,,1 . . .1 .
1 forth
' ' he instru. -ions of the second ofMjv and
Julv la-' hc-retotore in for-v will
j fj, n.ari,..(i ,viTvl:,i(.d ,,v xU tnor con
j t,n.u.n,i,,. r,r,jv5,i,in!j of th,: a, . ana
jn-liensitile irovi-ions of the
: . .r., . . .i
mat ton. The collectors and oth-r oilicwrs cf
the e j-toins will report ai! t--i2ur s made un
der trie proclamation to the proper district
ftttoi t.t-y icr su-h j. roper prr-f.veJifips as the
law and fVv may justify in ea -h case, and
as frequently af'erwa- s as rrny be conven
ient rejiort their views in relation to the com
mercial ir.t-reo-i:.-c cor.tuaipUtetl and the
ji-nni's jiropert 0 be -rr.t-tl o: withheld.
In tt.e ioriii- a'-comp tr:yin t!ie we. k!v re
turrii required by t ir-u! ar of th- .'th
of Auju-t last to 0c linde to the treasury de
jj.ii tuieiif, eolhtetor-atei other oCj-ers of the
ti.-toms will e?-.t. fii! to s'at- w! at j.ermits
are a-k-d for the -hlpmen cf p. :!-. I v whom
a-ktd, and the 'jro in is on which h-tiotv-
are ba.-ed.
I h- S-eretarv -i'ci.:v d ir
a: jnica-
''i:';o:i o!
ieeror-
d cth
-di ;
he
otti ati'i s iti--tpj-nt t':t;in
act
OtiJ-
luoniv Known ,1- tl:- torce tin
Fli otii r Mou-j.. n-iv -
uiu o.din- 'ae
l'.ielii
t WO V.
ei
1) v.-. ' , 'he v... r..;.-rv
N
ivy r-'ative to t! -xpirc'on : the
..-;vi. ot u.h- .-.' ia 1 iii-.-, - ivs :
;1' ; . " Fo: my o.v:i part 1 r.ei'L.-r j.--t :. ,- dc-
1 'lay's r--; r- f: i ti'-'iv.' '-mj. !.-. r.-nt
: duii:.-.' tie eoi tinu 4r.!.,r '.I i.jr r---n -r:i"-"
, tile lor ;!...- :n.t;n-et,a:i e a our ria'.ioit il Lo-j-or
and tie- i,'i.jr;'v o; th- L'tiLsJ. I te-;-
!-' v..-!. the !e; ,.t '.. t, I..--,:, , !:.y -ph.-:,.
l.s ! of duty eitfer on or th- oth .- !-!- f tLt
. contu.i-n.
'f'h ff.lloW'.n'; '-ni r-, j-lV,. be-T. ... . red
; to 'l i'y t! (,,..;. It,...,
'-on. Th-v ate to r. ; :,' Cl.i
the .b' fi in-t
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not s-v.i-t t-.t
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AtltIilioii.il frniu I'ai t ri tt ')i.uri. ,nl.
injr of .n.il Sr.'Cltiii.
I iiilao'eipt.i, Aug. 'J7.
I he ifil-wi-g is iC:'- I iV'.i..i i.i jr Fet iress
Mc-ioe ( orre-j : m.J t P. -.kiuiore
evctdrg paperi :
Fo.trc Monro-, Aug. 2t..
rJ'he ruu-ii taiked-of expedition iroiu Old
Point has sailed under the command of Gan.
Butler. It consisted of the Frig ites Minue
sota and Wabash, th- sdo p of wa I'awnee"
gunboats Monticello and Ilarriel Lane, the
Meamers Adelaide and Peabody, the pro
pellofs Fanny and Adriatic with - a large
number of schooners, barges, &.C.
The Quaker City will follow in a few
hours-.
The vessels carried over 100 j-uns and
about 4W 0 men.
Several powt-iful gun boais remain at Old
Point and Newport News.
A briiliant achi- .t men', ii expected from
fbui. I'utler nnd Comne) ion; Strintthatn.
Col. MrtX Webbcr'-i and Hawkins' Zou-
!
ike pait in the esq edition.
of j a'
id ;
t
iffrfnado .Mr. Unit in lioMou.
Uostuii, Aug. 2 1 .
v . ral tltousattt! peop'e. ;-.! red around
'iVt.-iiiont SI'ii.s- io-m du, ih.' o.-ea -io.i
,t s re'ti.'.d.; io II .ui. J-.se nh Hob cf IC.u-
tif iiv. Af.
Mr. Slo't an
pi --: :.!. a'ns bv tb- bmd
p o '.;'' ! (.0 the. ste-s f tb- Hotel
;oi j-.e-i . j I-.- crowd by IMward
i . i. oi ' c.juipi'uie:i:,iiy ni'.d
I : v. o. : K :
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t