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» .- , .- ~ ___. = M’CLELLANREADYFOR ACTION; if? "55" ' t” illu°§vfimsdleal cxlllbiti' on Long l:
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TE We are glad to be able to announce a rea- Alleged Impositions “Polk-”($33“; ‘ . ' 5"". ' .
c . —-r—Licut. Chas. S.:Palmer, of Stratford, of WASHINGTON, March 15’4““, battery at ,
untied Soldiers. , -. . _ .
the Ninth Connecticut Regiment has been . ' _ _ . -. I '
i Potomac Cieek is still occupied by the ieb- ‘ Class to mate in "nation one verse one“.—
The author has kindly furnished us acopy
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sonable prospect of Mr. Everett's giving us ' and wo
- {3 his eloquent Lecture on “The War,” in the- “The New York and New Haven Railroad appointed acting postmaster at Ship Island .
23> 391’ * X} $3 +3 4:1 garb 2;; course of a few weeks. We know the an- Company is notorious for lnffmtnbstsl; 1:13;; b Gen, Phelps, _ _ . ' 3:; ir'gglivzfiskggtgfa‘egggd gaggrtga (i): 1
I 1;: {X * x ’ nouucement will be received With rapturous ous particulars. 'It IS simp Ll Sltutes cn'o‘s fThe horse railroads 0f Philadelphia are to-day having the whistle ot the rdbel frig- l. {01' Pllblication.—Eos. Gaz.]
‘4' W 7” E «2/ if: " 73’ delight by the great mass of our fellow eiti- the? nobcolncern 111' thficgl'giesordiid sneakidg 1$3 1116(1)] 3&ber. Last y car 't hey caiued ovcr ate attached to her steam-pipe. Alpha!) t f Y A
A ‘ COMS777'0’770/ fi‘ sue l a a pre-emme ' ' ll ’ ’ ' ' 7 A far e number of s leudid guns have 0 01’ Ollllg Ines-lea.
W M’ zens. avarice and littleness. he Pubhc W? —-—The Senate on Thursday confirmed the g . P -
‘m' . "“"‘ M.» . - . . .
w 2;; 72? 23’ knows its past history, the latest case of ‘its nomination of Daniel Tyler of Norwreh, as pseiilfecicruaedkvyhifgtgg: lefgsgydtr; wig-l: l BY DR. A. mu“
‘ «.Ck -* Gen. Ferry Confirmed. delinquence is shown in the fact that “id? 11- Brigadier General of volunteers. . I cslie broumht up from they Evanspo rt bat- .. A stands for “Old T_' . 1' , . ,
\rx. a», The Senate was in executive session four sed on Tuesday last the wounded_so iers Rev. Edwm Walker, chaplain of 4th J 25 1 'fl (1 h _ h 0 t‘ , . Abe, of the masculine genderf .
l \\ h t d M d (1 th from ROlmOkci (part from Connecticut 3“.“ Connecticut regiment has been invited to fill teryla 7‘11 me E 1“ .91“ng t ‘3’“?ng #1: . _ , . . S “I“ nnilon s brave Chief and consistent defenders
I ours o- ay,( on ay)an among enom- part from Massachusetts.) admlSSiO“ ‘0 the" their pulpit for one year by the PIYmouth dret an twcn y-eig poun . l1 e .1 11 THE BBB EL IBON OLA” BATTERY “MEBRIMAC 9’ oupngmand hams" 3° ”We “dime,
inations confirmed was that of Mr. FERRY passenger depOt or cars until the fullvfarc‘ of. Church of Chicaco. Saintly $12.00- brleecliuof this gungtsbanded wg. #3:; till; . ._, . That v3: my,“ need fear {oi- the “Red, WM“ and
as Brigadier General of Volunteers. every wounded man, and of two dead bodies, ._——' An excitable individua in New Bedford, \vvelintl ee :1; ‘11:“ Totac :flggte valuable ac- ; 1""
a. had been Paid in cflSb from hls own pocket, Mass.,__made so much noise on hearing of the ulilsitidng wr p . B stands for Buchanan Buluru
b the agent of Connecticut in New 1 ork.—-— deieat of the Merrimac, that he actually (1 . 1 For Bantu on! B , n or Bertram ,
tten order of caused an alarm of fire to be raised The There are now two shells and In urge mass 9 , may, and .11 Inch kind 0‘ ' l
. . . . - of mud in the gnu, attempts havlng been Moreover, it stands for bold Baker the brave ,
Who found what he sought tor, 3 mm, stave: ,
I(jitstgziltlis for a curse on the Confederation
c e one rono ‘ ,
“on, p .nnce it throughout this great na-
Calhoun scattered broadcast the seeds of Secession
E _ m” The pulpit of the 1st Congregational hey would not honor the wri 1
no March 18 . Church was occupied by the Agent of the General Burnside of Captain Stimpsoni l 10 firewas down south. : . - .
walk’ Tuesday. 18' 62 American Colonization Society on Sabbath U- 3- Quartermastsr. 030‘" eitgegggggzlgmil: th £1 r. (1})illbert W'dahit‘lil’s’ (s’f It‘ll-nqld‘tll: gaggifilbtglglgiy Egggogfidflilg tfigstfisgr
afternoon last. The claims of that Society 8 or 0 ‘ e e?“ . m“ can ' a 9-” elm o l at the batteries. many of, which together
ew York All the other roads up to that 11th District. He has beena leading member with a large amount 0‘ loaded shell, are be-
Rspllbhcan Union Tleeln upon the efforts and sympathies of modern point, had Ibonorcd the - ofiicers and carried ofthe House for two years, and “.35 once in brou htu to the 'nav at d
For Gov e m" or philanthropists were cogently set forth.-— the men for half price, land1 treatttad {)he wount- .Iilaiected by law uiaaiiimousbyote of his town. $1,118 3 1%, ve 0!; Colonel eluted: having, it A
, ' V ' ded soldiers with the 'in 11053 0 e expec f e is an a e an lOIlOl'fl 3 man, ‘ , _ . lid Ola I t
WILLIAM A. BUCKINGHAM of Norwich This. cause has the wisdom 0f Benton, Clay, ed from men it not from‘ patriots. - But at ——‘Among the passengers on the Ellen ‘5 ”1dr been found 3" Bull Run, the_body “.33 , _ H ' , 5:0; e8 0" °°mmnc°d ““5 foul war of terres-
. l , Frelingheysen and others to commend it to the 27th street depot, about. fifty men were Terry from Roanoke Island was 15, Lieut. been brou ht to Georgetown, and islavcvait- . I , a, ’ g . — . , . , , .
For Lieutenant Governor, favor. - - laid on the street pavements and sidewalks, Charles C. Willey, of Hartford,‘ Co. B, 10th “1% ““3 or ers Of his brother, Genera am- We have been at some pains and expenfie to obtain cuts of the two Gun-boats which have D glands f“ “sumo": 01' Mia'orpeeiz
ROGER AVERILL of Danbury. "‘——4“”’*’_— sick crippled, helpless, for more than an regiment; Capt. Douglas Fowler of South, n. _ 'so much occupied the public attention for the past week. We give a description of the first Don t mink “Ch“ “hw‘lc‘flon uncivfl- ’
’ CENTENNIA'I. CELEBRATIGN —St ‘Jolm’s h ’ and a. half! It - would not have been .Norwalk Co. E 8th 0. V.- Capt. C. W. nervousness or rnn Aims or run Poronc.l Ericsson’s Monitor on our-outside 0f the Merrimac or Vir ‘ ' . ’ The 1’9”" first started tn _ ‘ ‘ ‘ -- -
' ' our . 1d h fie ’ . (1 2i L' . R H Famrnx Counr Housn Va March 14. l ' 1h ‘ ’ . . ' ‘ ’ glma, as the Rebels call her: And J ' escheme of Secession,
wonderful If the Bowery blls’tcouint thief: gash 9d eCw Igmllmf l1“ k s' 1emd . ' Soldier” 0 of the Arm of the Potomac '—For G 1mm": are already famlhar‘ ‘ of seems a case °f ”manic mmm'on. '
ea en urnsr e, o. —a 0 t em re lgne . time I have kzpt you inactive but not - E stands f" ”“118 Elmer-tn thégsllant z
y w The followmg telegram from General GREAT FIGHT IN ARKANSAS Who quietly Sleeps in his heroic gm“ ounce.
. - Mong the first of our martyrs he suddenly‘ by,
For Secretary or State, Lodge,No. 4, of Hartford, celebrate their
have known the facts, had
d forced the -———Times were lively at Fort Trumbull, along
station house, an ,
New London on SWIM“? “Wk: 0“ COL without apurpose. You were to be disci- 'Wool to one of her enterprising builders
d the wounded patriots on the ,
When at Gates receiving a dispatch from’ Gen. Mc- . . . . . -
Wheat armed and instructed. The formld- shows that the Monitor saved us from an While the hem“ the nation ”th “l“ i“ “'9"
J, HAMMOND TRUMBULL; of Hartford, one hundredth Anniversary on the 21st doors of that
A GLORIOUS VICTORY! well
inst. We are indebted . to Hon.- David cars and lodge
For Treasurer, .
. Clark f ' ' ' ‘ softest cushions the containe .
GABRIEL W. COITE: 0f Middletown. &c e or copies or Programme,invitations, l ngth the officials ofstrheNew York and New Cfillan dir’ectfing him to llook sharp aor the hi “I h h (it b
' ' for “ errimae i she esea e to sea an came a e er I e on now ave a o e crea- . - - .
For Comptroller, a.» Havefirpadhhadttgotb adequaie idling}; the that wa to New York? The big guns were t d d liy y ' ,t d a - overwhelming defeat on Sunday: The follomng IS the oflicml report 0f Gen.
Noble the 87530 use _5 ‘LYSi ant 1" ll were uncoveized and ut in readiness the hotshot e , an ot er armies were 0 move an' e FORTBESS Mormon MarchS 1862 Curtisto Gen. Halleck: F “and“ rm" ‘0' Freedom. Fremont or In Sat
' Connecticut portion, 1 e poor e ows ' u p - a) ' complish certain results. I have held you To John A. Grimold ‘ ’ _ ' HEAD can For Floyd,thegreat Thief Wm”, ‘ I.
d l l d f t th me t Troy N c Q TEES on THE A , ism tt
like so many cattle, beds an louse ceare or ac ion, . . e n pu . . Mo 't , bl bo , . . . T W1 mm on t Assume that deserves!) ”'1 -go enspofl’ '
tizens volun— back that you might give the death-blow to In 01' ‘5.“ no e at. She saved the Min- HE EST, PEA RIDGE, Arkansas, orau th t1 - . “ “one execration,
nesota which was aground, also the St. Law- March 9th, 1862. l a we J‘z‘st'cethwughmt ““9 8"“ lmion. it
LEMAN W. CUTLER, of Watertown.
W The old frigate Cumberland When sunk b hurried in . .
’ y blankets wére lost in the rush, and the train through their drill, and_thc ci .
music of the teered to aSSlSt in working the guns if neces-
FOR SENATORS' the Merrimac went down witl '
, 1 her colors started for the north, to the
soldiers, who sary.
2d Diat.-—DAVID S. CALHOUN, of Manchester. . , _ . . .
flying, and discharging her broadSides “11 groans and sobs of the poor _ . . ,
turned at the -—-—Never did a cit present more evrdcnce
4th Diet'_C%ARLE%vA%¥)V§T%% J r.,1Ne\v Haven.
5th Dist.—-L MAN . , 0 Mei- 1111. her guns were under water. The gallant felt keenly this cold shoulder _ . .
of rapid ruin than ashvdle does. Nu men-
the rebellion that has distracted our once rence aground Her arrival was indeed for GENERAL' 0n Thursda th 6 h ' 11 G t d
' ’ ' ’ - s an s .
happy country. The patience you have tuna_te to myself. It saved all the property enemy commenced an attlick eont irlityStr’ighi For Grace fiafi’go‘tbififimsf' m Ifeflen'
shown and your confidence in your General, outSide and inside the Fort. It is greatly to wing, assailing and following the rear guard He giv‘es “5 om. Government Y I; tch we re forgiven
are worth a dozen victories. ‘These prelimi- be regretted that_shc did not arrive twelve Ofa detachment under Gen. Siegel to my And to Him we should look tog "- I u.” h." favor.
hours sooner, which would have saved the mam hues on Sugar Creek Hollhw but menmmtfor‘m‘n
. v H stands for Hannibal Hamlin of Maine,
iii: Bist'—33XE<)3§ smlTlh0fIgtdr‘llhh't 1, f . tn ' N E l d to
- is -— ~ 0 0 c 68 er. tars w 0 menu ' s 0 ”cu: own; cw ii an - . . . .
, rotunist.—FREDERICK A.BENJAMIN ofStratford _ ed her deserve the highest men who‘had poi-lied their livges to such ey except worthless scrip, few luxuries, no
mo Dist—A. HOMER BYINGTON, of Norwalk. honors oftheir country. . a. . - emu“ facilities “or an thin ,th makes life ,
13th Dish—JOHN TRACY, of Windham. a.» storms as the Burnside expo ltlon encollll- :1 . . bl , l i 1 1 egg thei-chants would nary results are now accomplished. I feel Cumberland and Congress. She is much ceased firing when he met in . f
ltth gall—Lgfifigifi.vthlg'l‘PdtIlggi-tlfggggg' Are you Registered 3 E-gffgwgtdflluflcfiglxgfig 251:“? 0:321, 111$? 153$; fifivgyteglf bankrupt had they at- lb!“ the patient labors 0f many months have superior to the Merrimac. The latter had meut, about 4 o’clock P. M. thfi-liggrttlfe 0‘" “Why Vice President, upright and plain
Isl“: 11))is?nggAivgfilgngéfoégdlgfiiwmh' Let not the rovisions of our Re 'str Law after kindness and cheering att’entions, all tempted to pay their debts. When the war produced this fruit. The army 0f the Poto- eight guns and .the Monitor 0111? tWO- night I became convinced that he moved on For Ilefo“ “1”“ “0°“ ““3 been llllill’d far the no.
I u '— ' ' ' ' p g y the way through :the Middle States, to meet broke out there were large amounts of sil- mac is now a real army, magnificent in ma- SlgnedhOHN E W001. 221? :3] 13:97:11" right 01' rear. Therefore “1113:2223 m t
“’1' and gold through the 50‘1“]- N°W there terial, admirable in discipline and instruc- . ' ' to tile rigngmylhggflgfighatfigg¥e Of “2:“ tatiou a now mourn them With “‘1 1m“
“ " . , ec ame y . , .-
left, still resting on Sugar Creek Hollow. I stand: for bold Independence rm
ver,
t s . 'r W 4 q HE ONITOn‘ A p j Thls brought my llne 801053 I ea It g ) Hailing tasted 1‘ Once We will
I Ollld amass ’ e ulp , p01 1 with 3‘ ”e 4"
as have changed their residences within the No wonder the waned an
such ingratitudtya: 5 and_immediately buried or_ hid their treasure Y (1 I 11 th tI ld . ,
havmg 11° “blah“; faigslml:n5§3£i-ou§‘igugehfi T::::$:ili:nfo:r:cati:: hasa ans); 5:13; “ The Monitor proved a decided success. It with my new right resting on Head Cross
' is not generally understood how that vessel Timber Hollow, which is the head of Big $2111.?feandtzocesn4mmthem,” ‘0 the.“
W1 sen orth the about that this ‘Ntrtiorl -
IS
The Hartford Press refersto our a proach- ,
ing Election—on the 7thof April—031d says: E‘ We hti‘ve liefitofrxd eupzessed iii; ,, shop ping" with a sa
".”" OP ion that is 1’03 3“ ‘0 manage, his cods has not been seen in Nashville for - -
g ' know that I can trust m .you to save our was built, and many think that because Gen. Sugar Creek. I also ordered an immediate
advance of the caval and light artillery un- free!
“We regard it as impossible that wise or W . th t 1d 1‘ d T h h d . f k' h , th
honest men will lend their influence to rein- ' a?“ e perceive it our 0 tion . wit t e express esign 0 ma ing t c cor- Six men. s. t A . d tl h
state in power anywhere that party which M. Newson, whilom of the Derby Journal, poration unpopular rather than popular with," “"emfifiglgggh:gnggoiiglggaysgeatpge; :Elilnrybur 1:82“; Sggufimsgg: 3:21;}; W001 complimented the Hon. John A. Gris- der Col. Osterhaus With or d k
has directly involved the country in civil but later of the St. Paul Daily firms, is the people, and we know, too, the unpatriotic close confinement at F30“ Warren on Tues- I feel that you will do whateverl sfik Ofyml: wold, of Troy, on her success, that he desired break what I Suppbsed woufds it): attltltzc £33 3522:}? Jadf13-as mm,“ ”an?“ , , 2 3
war. We mean the Breckinridge party, wreathing garlands for his honest brow, .of action of the chief Superintendent in reter- day. The cause is not stated. ‘ The period of inaction has assed ‘ '1 'will ‘9 till“? fill the credit from Emcson. The force}! the 0f the enemy. This movement For dwell; them-e. assvile imitator“,nd‘ I I“
—-—-It is related of Beauregard that when he .. P ' facts Ire simpl these. Messrs. Gris was “1 progress when the enem at 11 A. u ’ moreover, it 81.” m“; ' -. _ . .'
bring you now face to face With the rebels, . ll y wold & M. commenced an it k y, And m ”W m “m” W'Tflhomlt bind
Winslow, of Troy, got the contract from the fight Continued maiglyagt tggtltiljlyldlfiltgdu322 K stands for Kama: where R . it“! ‘
. . nflm comp)
two-thirds of whom are in arms against the the popular applause of the multitudes who once to continuing the circulation Of the . . . . -
New York News, after it had been ”PM“ gslteddh: rmniidn‘sliere‘hllifltr‘eldlt‘i‘Yggllfa 8: and on] re that God ma dsfe d the
, 0 “m u a ace 5” - 3'9- , V y p y 3: a Government to build aniron battery on Capt, the day, the enemy having gained the point To overthrow Freedom. Where villains were'hnsd
,
OUR STATE ELECTICJN.
year, should give this matter their immediate
attention.
government, while the other third (with flock to hear him in his new character of _
thousands and thousands of honorable eX- public Lecturer. Long may he wave. ted by the Pl'eSidemi and was 3 Stem" in Egghgmmlhx‘lmbmilfil ”“pr but '2': 3“”- right. Emeson‘s plan (Ca t E t ' i d held by the c 'd f0 1 T
~0>-——--' the nostrils at all loyal passengers neverthe- 1 .9 mm. on .Wl five. 0 emails 1‘.- . . _ ‘ . P- osu em. on the .. . Quinlan 0. 0. Carr. at Gross 0c011ml.“delll'edlltions soul a - '
i In whatever direction you may move,how building of it, and ‘he maehingry), a gr e cing Trvitlhbfheilioqslilor‘ivf' 1325’,“ entirely re ulsed, That history bronds'them wiiitii'iei'lfi‘e'xfi’
. - . ll- _ , . , ' ,
- - commander, eCul L stands toi- Loyalty—,Jit'oerty—Lawq
e——.-e-J _ -<.» a
- - ev r stran e in actions ma a or to on . . .
9 g y y ppe y ’ to complete it in one hundred working days. loch, in the centre by the forces under Col
‘ ' ' ' For Lee who should feel how allelic:-
- . ,, “Kim‘s. ‘
FRUITE—Col. Mai-Shall P. Wilder, ,W 119 is . ever bear in mind that my fate is linked . -
. - and to receive pay from the Government for DWIS- The plan-of attack on the centre H
Eras gallantly carried forward by Col. Oster— A; turned mm ‘he right t". Segllfihhhigh Mon. ,
nus, who was immediately supported and d now he should ‘3‘“ “‘9' pm!!! 399..“ 0t the 11!.
that now is the best time fb!‘ mains fruit '. where I know you wish to go, on the decis- .
ive battle-field: :Itis my business to place panel? of the name“ guns Without being “Blamed by 001- Davis’ entire div'si s “‘“i'
~ ‘ ~ ' damaged. Icssrs. fl. 8; W. not ou‘ furnisb- ported ale - i l on, “I" x
o watchloxex yqn as gpa. (1 this: . ' ‘. r. i if. . - . mly i .. ~1l . wk. h. 11 1G by getter“! $516ng 3 command, M stand. for ”(18071
e e iron or the aijnliorln‘iade at t ‘clr mills 1c . 3d remained tlll near the close of the For the shores of at; Eigifinifimghm
. ... .. ,1 ion
ceptions) have been and are now in perfect
sympathy with their friends in the field. This
is a harsh statement, yet literally true, and
supportable by the best evidence. The Phil-
adelphia Press wisely says: ‘let us always
WnsrronT.—The Methodist Society are less,',lwe do not believe that he would so far
ty as 'to be guilty of the
to hold a Festival in the basement of their sink his human:
Church, this (Tuesday) evening The Wins- charges made against him W e prefer to be’ an osed to understand such matters says ‘ ' ' '
. . . w th e and th 1 .
PP ’ ’ l 3'- urs, . . . :W’ 91‘. {d9 ‘3 to bring you it, only upon Condition that it could stand a
low Band will furnish music for the occasion. here there was some misunderstanding or
mistake which resulted in this Lseeming cru- trees, just at the close of winter, and before
remember that the triumph of the democrat- W
ic organization under its present Isadora, no DRY Goons—We would call attention to elty, and “'9 9118111935“ our condemnation the slap gets started. His men are now at you megs, lam t
the new advertisement of MORRIS& Dory, Under the rule that “one story is 3003 1mm it- He says the fruit buds in New England rentover his clfiwen; 995 I?“ know that in Troy) but they in conneet'onw tl M C daY'bn'the left. 001 Carr’s division held
W Qfifithfi of ‘ i i 1 .. .1 1.415 - the i‘i'rht'undera allin cont- . But Wilkes changed their .cblulleto w l .
. N- NNNNN" N New N but the . i... .hi’firm;““£::.2;°:£ mafia... .. " ‘N' 1"“ M
. .- -. . , 0, . snag-ipFerlt ngabga.
the other is told,” until Superintendent Hoyt are in fine condition and he predicts a boun- your General loves you from
tiful c this car. In re ard to ra es ' ' . .. .
Col. £15,?er 29:32.; that Rogef's Hybridggrgpe’ higegrgaidtsfitgg: 3:11:31: eled§th§ssclbfi wocdflmy' 9'13) mmlemg the money to do nglhofigged iiin lb? cgntre, and the right be-
I ' I I I I I ' r ‘ I n I . A I I
‘5 3.“ excee (1"?le flaw-1’18 variety for who loss. But I know that it it is necessary, you the work. Saiccésinmglfi' 9: “3:115:91 fifth. a‘gdifibn fillies sigodded‘glgi? hhifdgiglaelli): first???“ WW3: NothtngIwanqo, ‘- f:
vatxon. Has anybody about he}? got the Will willingly lOlIOW me to our "NBS for 000. The)?“ ', g 8? ll ll ll .. 29?} 99? erg] 43.311011). Before the dav closed I was For — it’d-d? Md ”any I'm-tilde «class.- '1” _
8 1 mac matter go far 356 a - - ”Wm“ M New We
' Y 3“ Ems“ - ’ * ' ~ ’ ““1““ ‘1‘“ ”*9 also W98 (lonesom- chromosome we m‘fitxcufidmm’
U.
Roger’s Hybrid for sale ? our righteous cause God smil
, .. . es upon and s 1 or till hi3 m '
s w. We... on... ..,i. N l- ms... nitrates...N.~.i*st..£_t°e .. y , -
., .. J stands for “ Onward to Rich ," you Know,
matter what their professions, will be greet-
ed by the traitors in arms as their own vic- in our advertising columns to-day. These
tories.’ gentlemen came among us two years ago,
The truth of this cannot be denied nor strangers to all, but by their gentlemanly de-
concealed. From the beginning of the se- portment and attendee to business have won SWthIdel‘s in our midst, ”’35 the fullest
is well the respect and confidence of the communi— opportunity be afiorded them for vindicating
ty. Their third year in this place commenc- themselves from the charge of such inhu- ‘
can be heard on the subject, It is due to 3
him and due to the humane and :.cliristian .
cession movement until now, it
Known that every Breckinridge success
north is hailed with delight by the southern ed last week—may it be a year of prosperity manity Should these allegations prove to ‘ Not 4’- My 5110““ be 105'; by any 09" in ’ ‘
'7 . . . . _ _ .. - lVlctoryatten‘us. Yethould t ,
press. Why? The most heated and bigot- to them. Their “ anniversary” was celebra- be well-founded,-such would be the indigna« this “Cl-Paw :‘Y‘ho 2W3?“ l0 tum h.“ grape; you think thff our aim is to be item: that, and are willing Erricson should hge " ““5“ " “ “" "“‘h N '
ed of— the papers, such as those at Charles- ted in approved style, and was one of the tion of the people that we verily believe its Vin“ “115 51939.3: Sell-“95 {WOW 1t; { without a maul ';striir'x.lé‘ 1"" ' 1' - - all the credit. They are satisfied that the us I-O lace the enemy where he had deployed Precisely the place "he” “I “3" mm "org“
ton, say because it shows aradical division at most brilliant successes of the season. iran- charter would a th f rioi f'tq - 11 . ’ ..__._.. . I ‘ . ’ ' ' 1,. “35- ’ . lV‘l 99;.‘1-155‘3‘9‘3 have sett‘cd ti o f ct fth ' ' - y on my “51“ fiankin a Strong Position. The 3“”0 WWW“ Inlet, they dldil‘ you fume, my
the'no tb d d tb b' ti f the “a, in l _ , p y ‘3 ° 4‘ 9 1 - m uman ' "' " ' "’3’ , it from you that you have brave foes'to en- f ":.‘ .°’ 1’” ° e‘r‘mn being equal change had only been partially effected but And among the YOMEREMB flimdllil': quite! -
bellir ,an ren ers e su Joe on o exemp um. ity ahd avarice. “Tun EARL’s Hem, a Tale of Domestic 0.01.139??? memes well worthny th'é‘st'eél that .7" ”9-” WWW??? like 2°53? 93°,” $95le in a was in full prOgl'eSS, When, at sunrise 0n the b’mel 3i" l ‘ ‘
re on impossible. The more moderate 01' 0" *«O» Life,” by Mrs. Wood, the author of “East you will use so Vell- I shall demand of 011. mm manner. (if 901'??? .9119}? Will now ob- Slh: lily right *th centre renewed the firing p m u ' ‘
the presses say, because the return to power Look up the Yonn Men! write Danbiu‘y Times says: “We learn that an. - mic” is ublis e T . ’. ' ' . , y tain all the contracts the "‘ '-.' “This“! W93 lmm'ediateh' answered b' tlib 611- a - 9953f”??? FI‘WM‘sP Nth ‘ - l - -
of th B ckin' f No ' th t' f - g- outra eat as i 11 atn , , Ly , p h d by -B- Petemon til greathemie exertions. maul andlonsniamh- » . ... . .. . WY Want to .fllmlsll cmy with renewed en'e " i‘ “ ‘- by ' ‘h l o’aFedmlG“ ”the" ngi'nfitgihth
two than wndgif Sufism?“ “9 $3: looki: 1: :11 "3: °r°urmenm° “tam“ Microsoft: $2”. 213333.232 :tttlllcddili? Bronco Philadelphia. It is a novel well es, desperate combats, privations saith- armor for the New sNN-llohts- but. 'Errlc- extent‘ 'ofthé line: myrigoa (Enact b31323 F°"l°*““‘5i“5“ “11°“ “in" “m Song-N
gs. es a on er epermi e o d g p e young men who can be one nightmmeé J, ’ congtmm, ditch the interest, by a skillful We will share all these to ether and when son will probably give them all.the credit Siege], moved close to the hills occupied by Where “Uncle Samson But: M, m on“; “1;“
ma e voters, and see to it that their names .-.-. , ' plot, kept up totlie end. Though a tale of this sad war is over we Wig“ all feturnt of they deserve, “t “‘9 proper time." 31:12:32?” fthi‘crli'lllg him “Em the hei his and mouth, m I K t t
" ' l » 0 0 . ; .49... _ mg s ea 1 y towar s the hen ol the Q stands for questions of all u
, . , . . t
hollow. I immediately ordered the center Quite enough one would tiniz‘i'omfimg‘gfiim
depart in peace, or we shall be invited back W .
are on the R ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ' '
egistry List. WThe committees on the Difitylllqt of Columbia domestic life, it is suflicwntly drflfi‘l": find \homes and feel that we can ask no higher M l
- anagsag in F“ 1 Possession of and right wing forward, the ri h '
g t turning- 31,,
. into the Union with Slavery nationalized,
of the two Houses have agreed .upon at Miller the - - - .v' - v
‘ the meldents and situations are originall th‘ffgg-g}? 31;!!! pigud cgngciciiaisness that we F the left of the enemy a (1 fi ' h‘
. ~. 0‘ we: m o t 8 0mm _ _ our owes. . n CI'OSS- I'll) on ls i .
. y no center. The final p otiti on of the enegmy was R; 3:33: tissue some: want“?! they lack?
film an e next day
e<.>o
free to go into every territory and state, thus b liti f l i thorium t. m h
.. . . . a0 0110 'c,- ~‘ btan- . l
gaining every substantial thing for which. A Refugee. “any the 82:12"; that reported}; £1,522,233; by. .Witlwut being unnatural. Nor is it seesaw held ,
we rebelled. That is to say, the south has Gen. John B. Rodgers, of Rock Island, Mr. MorrillofMaine. , ., ' ': tioual in style. A gdfld story W811 to“, and (@3385) ' 65‘9" B- MCCLEELéN, CENTEhmeE, March 11. in the arc of a circle A h '
«Owe—A that is a rare thing, as ever “body is aware. Malorfilfml Gommaadlsg. ¥esterday upon our forces, amountin to extending through thewhfiilgllnfcztogp‘lzttg march “ck?
*°--——- upwards oftwotlimlstod,proceeded to 911- routed the whole rebel foioe,whiéhretned in Rstsnsuornw,o,pmq,,,m
to expect from a triumph of the Breckin- some seventy miles below Nashville in cen-
ridge party, either a peaceful disruption of tral Tennessee, reached Norwalk on Satur E The House °f R°p’e'°ntatms Tuesday 1’33" Phil ' I I '
. _, . _ - . , . dolphia critics are quite extravaa. ‘ - ' >
the Uniono . . . . , eer. Conklmgsresolution concern'n I ‘ The , {a . ‘ . ‘ ‘ ' tel-Vine and c . H ‘ ~ ~ ' ' ' ' ' ' M
r “en a reconstruction 0f “3 as day 1391;! and 19 now the gueSt 0f hls son'm‘ compensation to states abolishing Biologyfidfiigz gant In its praise. PapersovFF-‘l, .200 Pp., EVACUATION DEE EEW EABEID 0,0100]! in ill: figgSSOIlhe Igglgfiitfiggtlle? iglllgtlsgggglsdggthgg? niogggl‘gfi‘f elmd almOSt :01. {1:29ng W?" tagt'SQCQII‘itnl MW.
' ' OWS 3’0 - deserted. Tl : ”‘7 - . .... ... n " " ” r. 0' “'9“ M9 ill? Min Wh'c certs r"
’ ‘e “We “Onlmand there pm- Our .053 is mean . The enemy’s can uev- As that Spring-time will iii-iiighsizn‘ghisie‘igbfiozz
will firm] ' - ' - - - -
y and forever fasten them in pow law, Wm. B. Smith, Esq. Gen. Rodgers be- dance with the suggestion ofthe President, by avotc price 50 centa'postsge 111ml. ~ The following is a copy of an official dis- c cc de d to M . .
. _____",,‘._" . _ r ‘cb se a . , 31133535: arriving there in the or be ascertained or their dead are scattered
m“ -- r ”F "9 ml" 58°”er 0f W” ' evening. over a large field. Their wounded will, too mallow"
S stands for Satan, and Sit dell, and Stephens,
gr. We (flffy any one to draw any other in- inga Union man, was hunted like a felon of88 againstfil. English and Woodrnfi‘ of this state
crcnce om this fact of southern joy at fromhis home, and barely escaped with his "W“! N“ ' ' "
. . . . . . . . . -—-—-—-,°-o-o . W We were reatl sur rised and allied AM? several ‘1“ 5 9f ‘9th ifihin I a d ' ‘
Breckmridge victories. . ' life-leaving his family and his property all W At the montll P ti 5 'to learn as we dgo b tyhe 13; H C “36 of humble! 0f ‘attbm ls l) 'e" Plasmids all ill: rghe-{elgglilliead ggslldoyedtns mUCh Of the“ manyof them, b" 1"“ and perish. The
. And we desne to keep this fact prominent behind. But, thanks to beneficent Heaven, , ‘ y '3‘“ ”‘8 "3 the mam!" l V . ' ' 0 " enemy to dial ll 5 Qéne‘réf flows} lbkattbries first); alps wig: The 1,231 opt-“"1 “"3” b - to-rce ls- scattered in all dim’tmns but Ithink A beam“ “1° 1° ”I" ““1“" “a "my
in thepublic mind. If our enemies in arms since his escape the power of the “old fiag’i gels. of the émericain Bible Society are the . 135‘ Saturday t°f the sudden 9"} P011“ Flefle‘l‘a‘hb the 19:139th .halllilhéhdtxed and éélldli'ih that vicinity g‘fi}?g?:nst{;fiv l“? main force has returned ‘0 Boston M0“- It may mm for smung—‘I we“. or mum
st the Union, rejoice at the success ofa has been made out, and loyal Tonnes: title'mstant, interesting correspondence. from Death ofLucius D. olmsted. .. {“9 fort mild intrenchmonts‘ New. M‘ld’idl damaged; “Wham“? PMBWWCka‘Dd desali- male-n Sie A t-1 folio ' I V When kéeps up them“ in ”flea" mm”.
party in the north, is not the inference irre- see bound and bi edin lea Various pans of our own and foreign lands, In the death of Mr. Olmsted, which oc- caving ”'1 his artillery, fiel “”5333: tents, “0.1.1 W“? fillllllrfillP “ h " : ville. 'H‘ g" ' W5 1"?“ towhrd? Kuths- Tommi-1'9? WWW”: tendon-1" I l
' e g, ps forth from her was b i . d 8 ii 11 - wagons, mules, die. and an immense qumtl- ' - ~ A W ‘le'lny‘ “Why ‘5 pursuing him to- Wh l‘ft ' ' *‘ ‘l =‘ Pl“ '-‘ " - r9 'fl'm
so or tied, and among the letters, one 031': at ll 08mm]; ESE-icon the 13th 111' ty of military stores &c. i » LATER.- ‘Y‘fl'q the m‘luht‘lihsi scouring thei‘ country Who e - for tile. 35"“ l“ ”flicqtaf‘fifit'?" 1'! l
s n , passe away t e Lat uIJI'VlVOI' of five Brigadier Gen oral Hamilton has occupied . Upon close “Hamming it was discovered college 3'? PFi-SPPEFS. and tr ing to find thé The”; 1:111:33: 21:3??‘95 lhé‘FPtlofilwglag,
that the rebels before evacuating their much ”he a 0" 399.9%?! Van _orn, who had Newt-1 "g 35°15 109?, "559‘ lqfigglgfili
sistible that they regard that party as friendly thraldom. of oppression and terror and her
, y f th ‘ . ' _ vn
rom e British and Foreign B. S. of Lon sons of the late Prof. Deniso'n' - qulfited' 0f the place
boasted strong hold, had set fire to such of commas or the entire times “t the battle or
to the objeclsfor which they are fightt'n .9 And sons train read the ' ' « hath
they-are fighting for disunion, a Separate Constfiution and theallln‘iblilll alitollstizeig 11:: don, expressing deep gym 5’ 'f or our coun- Yale College. Fourteen years ago ‘he re- T ' th 1
~ try and an apprehension that also present moved to Chicago, 111., where he has been; -- 9-18 (FE? e “St stronghold 0f the enemy - Pen Bid 9
in “Estate . 190 rebel flag ,9 now fiying m their coimifiissary stages as they could not I lavcgn'ot as yet stat ts f w d d U stands for Union, the Union or State.
.. conven en y carry 0 ‘ ‘ " l emon 0 9 ea Which cannot be Milken by Mdeeratn'
go'efi’lment 89d for Slavery at all hazards. -' ' y W I ’ 1" e s t t r t tr ”f rosezut. l . 1 (fl ‘ t as 0 “[3 y a rep‘n‘t but I 'I'he lfn‘m) qf “car’s. Which no Rahal "I
I P11 ’ as e thlnk’ suggeSted that our Ci w n S a e of aflai S in his 001111 y might imm- x .p. go - ’ i J Missourl and W1 “Inded s" t ‘ f
i I“ 0 a. ubllc 8 fit Which has made him .. Ihe place Plesente . a scene 0 6 u “‘08 I I '.'.l
n5 p pl Will Bfe! you to a d'spatcll Wh‘ch I W111 ['01- And the 0101‘ on n U I
I l l . i S “ am 0 our 1150'} ORV",
a f ” -
That the have abundant reason to 0 fi- ' ' '
dencé in this party we cannot dcnyfc'll‘lhe zzzutfifigzofiipzsifi igltllfihllrgififfigzl the resources of this Society, and tendering- one “we most influential and useful men . _ -. .
leading Breckinridge presses of the North, in apublic meeting. We reall be e the a daemon of ten thousand dollars, to be of that c'ityl' He was one of the founders Gin‘ P°p°’ in 1'“ d'm‘chm Gen'Haued‘l deiw‘1"?”'9’?“signal“olfcmmomud“Mk?“d ward V" 500" 0m '
dating from the election of Mr Lincoln al- su g; - y p drawn form sight, or remitted in gold, as and chief patrons o'fthe 356w England Cont says. ' ru us. like lobes a.so blew up the bridges dis is edy h ' cers and some“ have . -
. . '. a 3883 1°" may be calmed out: as “‘1 “cw“ mi ht be efei‘ ed Th' obl t d t gregational Church andotthe (it-ice The— 0‘“ success“ New Madrid has been even “1"“ “'9 h“ “a” 0m“ i 3‘ Alanna“ 1 E y we “‘35an g-“uamy’matlhard‘ V mm for Wg’m‘" WWW” 5““
most Without exception, maintained though t of the sufferings of the oppressed Unionists g . pr .1 .. is n e on er 0 ologi cal Seminary 31711088 Ti'edsui-er‘ C: has greater than reported. Twenty-five pieces railroad for some two'milss bi! dWIHaunssaI _g, .3’ are to niAake distinction. I must, how- As the “mother “maidenuomagmfig'.
0f memo’ n, though a very few doubted the of the South from one of their own num- pecuniary “d was respectfully dedmedv the been. He was also an originator and chief °.f .§§?Y_8rtilleryi twenty-tour- unders and s“?“ “the l°°°m°llV°l as WW6 (511i Df'Fe-' 'gm‘nme like 9953359993533 9f dil’lSlODS 3 3‘1”“ "0"“ has been ‘0'“ from 119th brow
. munificent bequest of Anson ,S. Phelps eom- pecuniary supporter of the “Congregational :1”. mggejwiftteriesi of old artillery, 1122;; W311: also destaogled, it ist sutpptoseg, by nifdz'dgbfieliiiélrllwhc égfigiangfig the right, Andthat once noble State is left desolate you.
H r 1d” h‘ ' ° - . . ,_ . 9 lie " , g wnup an eVicini o t e e 0t 0 e'ouei’n - "TN ‘53" "'". N " '3 "‘u ”'1': .‘ .
e a , w ich during its continuance, several thousand sag “in? 35.1 efilglunltion, is covered by fragments of mach’iner belo’h _ Gen. Asboth was wounded n the arm in hyis The next noble letter §°5' Washington at“; 3., H.
or E,- h ted-"l 0“ y g gallant effort to reinforce the right; Go]. Who’3"mm"”hawk-“9"'gm?""1".““"'"'¢lll'l-“li‘ mush“
wisdom of it. Not only this, but they total. ber, could not fail to engross very general ing in this year and rendering mis‘ame u
. ,, “r n'
, ~ ‘ ..-. wrought a good work . . . . . - -
ld&68,tl,qué" ii'n'flred in to the destroyed locomotives. and a ctinlr Brig Gen Dav's h d ammo, .,
o .- . l,w ocomman - ’ ‘ ’ ' ' " "‘
4n“
Congregational- boxes of musket car
ly denied the right of the federal govern- interest.
m‘ent’to enforce its laws and authority— —_°“. necessary. ism in the West. H8 to k d '
, . . { _ . I o a cap interest . _ ,, . -- - -
They attacked the President as d t Honest V0 “°’*°-—J a m_‘ hbath and Mission schools in ii b mules, tents for an “WY“ twelve thousand -t-’§~®°a"he iebalSlcft paplmlue on Sun- '
a 85m tors! “I Still Live :99 neglentfillterprises of the day, ', and lire thee Imen, and an immense quantityof other Pmp- (mi: 1395th M 'M h ' “ ‘ g, the gamer where MCCl‘lbch fell on the In h.“ glave tum"! nganm' “6"“ re"-
mascot atrf sleds: the cleanse of the Gov- my 0* not less value thonamiliion of dollars ”Hammers 0‘ contrabands hoverealzll- '3’ ln- 13-‘999eg'f9marg “‘3 “99“” 0“ “‘9 WW “"5”“ ”"1 l‘Y”"*"lié"-l°3‘1i“"‘élll‘3 'l' -
- have fallen into our hands. The men only 8d our lines, Which now extend beyond Ma- aging-0‘11: anggactiug'lingsfiel: "garfijs “190 \zstanas for old Xian-res "that when 163.1331“. I
e in carm,an,was‘jn Ié’r' I‘econ- ‘ ' ' ‘- ~ . l. 7'9 - “‘0. Mi .N‘, of
when he did it, and continued their attempts Are you for the country? If 80' vote With
Who should have been sent to some plain country
to embarrass the government by deprecia— the friends of the Union. If against it, vote "went endear na
Our friend Turk illustrates the old .dage gm , , be Iglongl iutggrlty escaped missus junction ud ill b
-- ‘1 min 0, 'l-s‘qifly‘" 1.? 24 18,37 - .n are n coma in .
, . lily . , 5 y honour the oftlie enemy during the two
The fiFemy’s whole force is dcmoralized and droves. On 0“" way from Centerville
. yestor- h
al' at . school
do days “the “Wiggle’ I lm‘l‘iisllhflt Fouls thousht to chun-
tion ofigs credit, .by diatribes against the ty- wi‘h those who deem It Will“ to overthrow it, Of “truth “[181le to earth shall rise again ,” He wk
rNellllyo the administration, and by all the “not unreasonable ” v ’Heis again on his feet and will ' - “ i 4““ ill I e e r Of his ' -
. soon an- and died there ' . ‘ - , .. dispersed in a h - - da mornin d l '
arts kno - - - , v - . . W- .- to non out two .. . .2.- ‘F, m on t e opposite of Side Y g W9 passe at east one hundred . . __ -. A
wn to traitors and tones, until the ‘°*’ nonnee 1’15 programe. Vivo 1“ Turk ! age. H's health began ""“It. in? Ffihililled the . I'm} ' .ie ‘ Stigma, F4? 5‘9qu their who were making "“3" way to Washington. aua, IOWa, Chi“): all: “gall! ma ‘“ "e the M” “V“ i‘whni“
a“.’.._ months ago, Two weeks sh” - -- t - _ works so humbdly as to. calm élrt‘h‘é baggage tSome of the refugees claim to have come 151183] the honor of victory which {halfugual’ By casting i“ Chums—Why “m "m" “INN" '
t ’ ‘ . - wcniv mlias we": of Ma , . an eroes . ' ', ‘
it! men bé , LI , ,. nassas They all have W011 over the combined Y stands for Yancey, aRebel Commissioner, :
government was forced to exclude the lead- CAIRO» March 173—00111- Foote is shellin
the Rebels at Island No 10 Gen Po 8% ' ' W ‘ With his family to S I fi ' é 'e‘ cé ‘- a Id k! h man
. _ . . k 'I _ . , _ _ pring eld Mas. ~ SI ltfi‘i ., 4‘? n_ , .h psadksb ., i
p W eta emehberty of publishing the mg the house of ms father-in-laiiZ’Georgc t. . I endow Y6!¢N§blafi¢d;their sup-‘ :grec}nlssying‘?in‘i 'i’helrsbeis‘lifi iii-“latter “it?“ Of Van Dom, Price and McCulloch LiLeaPr'est nt' 1] r
‘. -i . - ace ‘n group-p eepmnqg'g‘n 111;; th'é‘de- a s93 Eifilgfii in the mountains of Arkansas — l 0 mm“ o M ‘ Nrillllollfll‘i
“SM; . . . . Poor Yancey is seeking Secesh recognition ' - .. t
i l r ,5
battelles plevent he]! escape down tlle llv- ell-lam Es u 01]] 01] .lIOxldily 0‘ h l' v 4 I '- r ‘ -- t: -nl I , . .. ) . ‘ n [I pp 2 “7 EM ‘
q, y '8 l 88k. “l- l I l' V‘ I I e Illinflf “i e b ,
' . b 68113111] on the no 9 tw to e 1315 ost t I
t' .1. i g . . 1 I In I e Che I
, ‘ ' y I. H e I ' . . . u i if , ?
the most violent of the editors, spies and er '1‘ ' I . .
. _ hey are said to be 15 or 20 000 stronlr followmg private letter Just received from‘ 3““
sI d k6m, by which the lesser malcontcnts Re_ bel Gunboat§ are understood ’to be engz. Gen. 0. S. FERRY, knowing the great inter. I‘m-m that tune he declined rapidly till he pets were ” ' which its slrugt‘wnfld h theiw coihn‘n 'ry there» ‘Was I 1“le
f‘n fomentors of treason were frightened ging Gen. Popes batteries. est which attaches to him ers ll explred at half-pm; 3 O’CIOCk on Thumday were burning in “um I - {A} “H,” commend arm}, efiflyhhow ondsufifiaah_ diént Shiva” . t 3"“
mm more decent behaVior. a.» h. d p am y, and to afternoon, 13th instant,- (He was a man of .A furious thunder storm “ ~ hater £5959 ill" .l lillls'sfih'o.- Fli‘z‘i't-fi orifib'i'i‘ (Blythe ‘S'AMU‘EL R CURTISS B!” G “,0, ,-
Among the sheets frightened for a time 12th Senatorial Union Conven- ls commit; inn“ 0:: our State:_ tgdgittgllirggl’l’ $1198: giggly, 0f the 8mm“ in' Staigtligiftlgb'led glam to 5'” across um ‘ my W .‘élli‘ill “lg???” Pfiésgiguh'lbward 3" ‘ . it 1- l I J. U lg. l en. Zsmdi f‘" “WM, "l” mm W“ F" V 5
into a sort of propriety was the Times.— tion. ’ Howl:a of .(Ilemealllglnll’ffsgllegge (CA; and devotion to the pgllllrig gglfgd gefiigfig Our heaelggbaltsgf;e$as established durin Y, but w: u ‘9‘”; filial“ g“ “fulfil hill if gel‘ wiggling??? 131% M8“?! Ill—A messen- f“ ‘10“ 0!? “l9 hfglhblhll hillilgillfll “fished.-
dAbOtg its loyalty, from Fort Sumter till to- The Convention met at Ely's Hall South SenaW0,Snow Emitter t5 England alligggllgcleiéeioaitive Christian. Naturally, 31;: dfightd of title h12th inst. within oioht hung thedeitilg it was wt?!- .i) . DT: 9‘ 3:313:35; reports that the battlenlgs‘tglllgroi‘i: Thnit‘fiiky’ Twaslitllll; Guard of Fremont like an immune talk ‘
a nion men f - - v rom . .A. , d - , ._ _ - o a prominent 1 ' yar s o t eenein ’ . a > . - l“ 3° 8"“ at inc esmr' ey I . . I , ‘ . . I
y, 0 this City have had but Norwalk, March 13th, 1862. The following {on and Slidellan notorious a9 Ma business-and r eligious circles :faglililéatglbe ed fire at daylight on tl¥e31gflillliisistgi§€llfililz that all tho bridges along the route which $2325 dllhst‘l‘gligfllufihigglgh 311%] “that our on Jeu‘ Davis minions-in manner appcling. . s
where his loss Wm be deeply felt. The night W40,” hours after the guns were delivered the came, hadbfien blown up bytherebels in and wounded y killed r... . 7 .
their retreat. and that ill? 39%; portion 0‘ the The rebel loss was about one thousand A Gas A .
, WHEREAS, At a meetin of Phoenix En 'ne
one opinion; and now a special agent of the dcle IN HE TE 0 u C o
gates were present: 0 s 9" ’
D W : Wen”, VivédMazlceh (1321:8(52the before his death, his sufferings were intense, t s at air ' -
Em..— _. fr 1, y, I l is soul reJOlced l G d l is Ea i r. During the whole day yesterday, our lines track is also torn up. lulled Iand wounded, and one thousand taken C N M
i on —————-°~°’- - «Irison ers am, qu them Col. McRae of an ' ompan v 0' 1, 11°! en urcl110t|i=1
y , e) .. '
.. - at'their ngine House, the Ofilccrs and
Post Office department has in an official ' 1,—-
~ _ Greenwwl Jos. Hatter, Jos E Russell
' ' ’ enem evacuating last night. Pitchin my T awn 0 e
be next day he suffered less pain and fi - er 1‘ I I .
y nal- W e d c ser around the work of t sh
l S h “Mr.‘Loomis ma well be pronounced ‘sese ...‘ “k "risks 1" sgipitn
Etmgildecged that it is a disloyal newspa- Sa‘lglzfgl‘df 1%:de osifii’dlgilfix. camp on the rld t f th
is ecrsion is important, for the ' m 0" m. , . E. Adams, Au- . 8'9 V98 0 e town, saw 1y ex ired 'th . , e ,
limes is the representative of the Breckin drew Perry, JObn Clason. “931:1”.191'153 manSion apparently deserted. r p_ ’ Wl- out conscious suffering, He uemy, under a furious file 01' sixty pieces of . . t.
, ., - . ' 0 ' - marked to his friends that ' ~ _ artiller . for he has publicly eclared that he cannot see any- ..;. . . , . . . ,
ridgers of this State. It is one of the two I {YaomZE—lfghvx‘dlg ngircgfl Barowfilgb J 2:3:le llllllhnlisgiifiitlidt dgsgr‘tettlile rdelgcgogf fi§PF$sibly pI‘GCiObS to him, Silldlslzx‘glflassislgd Th.“ a?” 0f an assault upon their works at thing unreasonable in ‘hfsifiiili’é’zlzmi‘i’ifd‘z’l‘hx wgllzatrtaglés’gigigdguequcghs 135:.th and higslgmtgmggfy‘ 1:3;ng (:31: lg)???“
daily papers which support James C. Loom- b our, Wm. T. Craw, Wm. L.’Bouton,' session :fortliwitli, and it is now my head 1:113; tflailizt the; great enterprises yet which Suing“, Induced them to flee precipitately The Be ubli‘can here speaks of the Hon. roun'de‘d s y i L g o 11 mp. ee y sup “Ice' .i‘t'cher'! in!" thé'l' piggy-5?:
isfor Governor. That its principles have New Canaan—Neon W. Hoyt, Francis C quarters, with the stars and stripes waving se’ (1:10 ‘er.811 Interest _were now so “Eng the {light- Jamesc ‘oouiis the democratic candidate Gena-his Van D n P ‘c M C 11 h “Gazette Buildingll-"thege at?“ .
Changed from what the we: . 1861 31155.. . over the piazza. Mason’s law and congres- “£21: ant ourishing. Few lives, it is be- i any prisoners have been taken, and the for governor in Génwtieut As' Mr. Loomis and McIntosh were 0:6” trivieth 210 001(1) n(1)89“ Resolved, That Plim'nii Engine and Rosa
A - one believes It has neger retreatilted its vllo thton—Lockwood K' Ferris. zlll'llzilillbgdgbls 1136“. and “is“ quantities of plishedns‘b mililghegolbldlongw’ have uccom- fgsgrlsozbbaefiltyllir‘lltdsas degimeldmd Our never uttered 'a deniéfipg‘sf hm pll aracter, but Generals McCullogh and McIntogh are fit: Company “mm the beautiful expression 0‘
' . e Noah W. Ho t Chandler Starr - . A e, “”893. P!“ 01‘ and kitchen ' - - " an "0““ e . havinc at all tinics'a'nd on "all “I: 2' " SIM-tr uted mortall wo d d ' high“ from 50“- A? 3- Byington “find
endorsement of the. right of secession, nor ward 0' Page “556’” a ppoln to d a C (Elia sgoges ,Oali else gone. It is beautifully situ- «0-» . augggililgrglgsfif 80mm§nd of the rebel fleet, sions Epposed secession, the Repfbggzeé mfgfit P rho attack y “0,:th r'em. was made b we will ever treasure the git! as sconn‘ectt'ng. ‘
apologized for sustaining the rebels in firing on Resolutions i ee lac .Thegnglgrgagillrttfiwlbe ltown wassplenfl. W Senator Lane hasaddresseda note to the land forces. ‘5 011- tewait and Gnatt of to be fair enough to. state the facts, in" the M Iculloiéig, $.71 was met by Gen. Siegel whit) link of friendship, which we trust mafia“, .
0n Sumter, nor said it regretted its course in On t' .’ f . ,h'e distance' ywe (“a n 2 3km” V‘s‘ble “1 the Kansas legislature. telling them he can The llnboats went down the rlv pm" of the “m" thh “i has Clrculated' ' .muté'd'h‘h“ C‘lhl will?» '3 corps scattered be “when-
organizing peace meetings after Bull Run . Am}; 1011, inBormal ballot taken: “cops were ,behind their? “113:"; 3:31:31. come to no agreement with Gen Hunt or as Gen. ope has twenty-five heavyginswith Hartfm-d 1‘77””- 111 Wild confugi‘ _ 'We lé‘a‘lsb ca tured Resolved, That 311001;}, occasion ever ofi'er
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and encouraging the display of white flags Nb 81:)er glitl’gtOn, ll therefore threw out two lines of Skirmishcr: to the contemplated military expedition, and ggglvoflifitoff :fie enemy, which command A; the Rofizflilwan niayfuot gray? them at sling; $13)?)th 9f stokes, Cthann, tea 5 and gill-8;:slgct’gg‘vdfifii’ollfit' i 9118 31;, l V
in order to create a sentiment which should 0. W. Ballar , 2 $133332? fifflgggfialge “£2“? tltgcuother that he shall return to his seat in the Senate. ' y po 0 e 1:11;... I :3“- 1:12: Twilight-fest: masts, bthe force Of ..'-————~ ' , «gab .. . . _ aim to‘ be'“alway§‘r§adyr'ln§‘wl¢l i] g .
demand that this unholy war he stopped.” Blank, 3 them‘deployed across thegfieldg'sne‘i’irhvllgg He say 5: “I'had no military ambition be- The Approaching Elect] tio:c Mr Loomis made as gellcliy 521:1VN00a- Win times like these there are, there git-2‘3? $39.1: ”399 $611181“? category“? ?
men in column, with the artillery and Ca’val- yond that connected with this expedition I on. ' ' . . p a e ew can be bl“ two rattles 3“ Ebb country—the dS 1“}s cop ,q r res h‘ "‘ ”H! m :2"
' - I Only four weeks from to day sn 5 mg Haven convention in 1861—an unfortunate friends and the enemies of the Constitution zen .8" Pub-Whehfifipifll-T Jill BPWfl :8 9.11}: I
y speech—in which his will (we quote his words and Government of “113% United States. heal ts, and WE trust that he will on; be 2‘13 .
It has never rebuked its friend and adviser On motion, formal ballot taken, when A' St:
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W. W. Eaton, for declaring in a public meet- EE$ZEE?GT:N hitid 17 Sages, being the it); gollglifignntg’hi $11!?1 dzlght oli‘ltyhgolnlimand, desire?! to surround the institution of slavery Press th 7 l f A F
, ero vo es Po 8 ,and was de- andm - vanee, witi rec territory and thus irdletl ’ on e h o pril 1862 “1 ' . “ "9mm.“ mend” “5 m'm‘ ' Cd
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rs 0 enter the 9mm when,” “sen; Without mu], 0,, my Election of the State of Connecticut will ”1:13,: (fixzrfifigdaffiigé Effigim “0:113:55:- D’flle Iggndghtg‘ Ellie Coristitu. ggnlfggclzs £3,131; :33;ng evcrh e
, .. . . . . "’W' “ ave “W“S' Resolved, Thata ' I I '
copy of these Resolutions
or after one
ing at Bloomfield, after Bull Run, that “in 1
less than thirty days, 10,000 democrats will ° ma “”3“”le nominated town We hm 0‘
. . . the key of Western Vir-
be in council inthiscounty,demanding THAT 031'“SN°1‘th1‘0P addressed the Convention ginia withdut 1°“ ng a man 0" ahead. I p art- as I believe I have b t . b I I . . I I I I
_ _ ’ ‘ . mg a ' , ’ een thwarted m e made. Are the [9 dis os ' stood b as in the wars With Gre t ' ' ' - ' ' ' '
A sTor snoum 13s: PUT TO THIS DAMNABLE urging a thorough canvass m all our towns. . grop of glzpd. We shall remain here a few , this, the cheiished hope of my life.” aid and comfort to Itll‘t’fSouthp bed to g3" and in lyiuilding the nation, had sugdgllyflll 3:32 gala}? llsCigirgggtlgggé “flailing”. be recorded on 0'1? minutes, and published -
AND unnonr WAR” Committee on Resolutions made the fol- til gzgeacfiegpresspt“ fills 18treatln§ rebels». '5 , «a.» th B - . ' y putting WILL NOT SAY UNREASONABLY-IC“ “5 and Thimdfil‘thg orthodontic? ebtflgllglli in we Norwalk enem" .
«The Times is the same, Eaton has not lowing Report, which was unanimously campaign 6 grea attle groun at “I? Minimum—The Press says that Lieut . t e reckenridge party "I power? Was formed indepcntdent states-L—if nqtliostile ccr— men new ill arms‘ag'ains't the Edvérnment‘: ”WWW—JAE C. NEW!!!"
charged, the party is essentially the same it adopted: ...___...... - Jharles C. Wile ofC B T n, - ' that what our brave boys took their tam y separate m,“ "5‘ were leaders 0" what is calls ‘hh DEHO‘ I, P? E" a} 0 "ho’énix Engine 99'
was six months r 7 Resolved That this Convention h ld Minimal) . .' ' ‘y’ 0' '~ on Reg‘mem’ lives in their hands and t S ‘ . The Hmtbrll Times of Feb. 7th, 1861,1'e- 03‘2“" PART“ Among them 15 the Demo- ‘ ‘ ‘ I 41 “ 3110‘: WWfil “i
0 a year ago_ “he" the uncondifignal preservation of m OUS _the R ~ er. . I , arrived m Hartford, Thurs day noon, from _ . . ' , wen oath to ported the WWW-“£3 follows. crane candidate for the Presidency. lately In s all 98" Phelps h9g9:
e mo”, emember the solemn exhortation of Dan- Roanoke on the 6th inst. He says “our figlg‘the secessionists for? a Proud an d powerful states Wupile d witl supported by the New Haven Register-J M.-. Okra-—
- - srunmcaNs. be not can b . . - . -: -- ~ l: ~~ ‘ ODSidefil‘S the“ “'3 oubtcd facts is it 38" T ' ‘
g t sleeping! us againstthe British crewman. .‘l” o ought notalittle remarkable that the paper is a’bleto came 0:11):l’lsiitaafila’ympfitalmtlrfldftill):
candidate for Governor, who, is the candidate ' '
. _ . the Constitution and the enforc ' -—‘ ' '
now, said exphcxtly that certain States had ans as paramount to all politigfizli-ggi‘iitz? tfie‘s‘li‘iglt'ileekedcflgii‘igrtgfl15g?filming? a: boys” weregenerally well, and eating shad ‘ - - - '
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e stood uponaplatformm whichthe power men 5,0,,” unite in the; ”girth on all loyal around mm- —Hartford Times. not very good, and Capt, George M. Coit use a_ t e preliminary steps necesiiiii.y $51ng alwmparu C etd government, have. I . . Bridgepm-l Standard. towns give the followmg result: Berry,
offeqflal coercion was distinctly denied, and their countr . e o S , to 3“" chrtainly. But what shall be said of was W’k With rheumatism. . 7 ' to make It a success for our cause, were 3” wiglwfr ”£33110 tflm‘gsagomggxr «<3»; republican, and Present incumbent 22'.
the right of secessiion eonseQuently affirmed. Resolved, That we endorse the Union State those who “will not say that it is unreasone . The following promotions have been made taken. and the consequences threaten civil war. ’ "" ELOCUTIONARYs-Ffile' butt-attainment lv- -99~8 ; Stark, democrat, -20'40-0 ; Wheeler
m the 8th Regiment C. V.: ~ - So many of our Republican voters It is proper to add that at the same con- on us last week, by Mr. Eldridgewas reslly iBnoependeni, 19‘”, 'h w lFehfileg Q9"
ention'W. W. Eaton also ma ' ' ' ‘ " erry s 'mayonty . Q“?! 9 'w -' l8 9 81'
do a speech in one of the most meritorious perlormaiices of 1500 The rcpubl‘lciiii ‘Ihajbl-lt Hint?“
The party at its recent convention endorsed 'afiicfllsettpogiinagad byfithe Union Convention “PIG” ‘0 8353“ the 11183113 Charter of human ' '
the man by renominating him, andoh'd not in can gdnggntiglili 8:13:21; llgllddaltyfltgfifge ublll rights with bayonets and bullets? C 1:156? gndreg Terry, promoted to Lieut. hatviebgoneu'ofl' m the various regiments v
any manner repudiate its secession heresy,— we pledge it our active su ort. f , an . a», o ., ewe _eter. . Cunningham. resigned, an atta lens enlisted from this State, which he said (we quote from the re ort in the ki w't h' . - , » ~
It attempts to allay the p0pular hatred - Mailed, Thin we cordlltllly endorse the AUCTION SALE 01’ FANCY GOODS-“‘We are @1933: Ehltl‘fiwATglf-ll'l agtdlfgtzhel ‘0. Ma- that we shall need every vote ““5 can the Times OlFL‘b- 7,1861): P VOYCllég'llllbh 33:11 12’;th 0:8,? l)?“ fil- House will be 11’0"! '59 t0 '5 3Pe‘fm
against secession and rebellion by turning it nomigeefiof this convention, and pledge our requested to state that Mr. Horn will contin- ' Lieut. H. M. Hoyt, Jr Go. (A, 10' Captain mustei. _Be on the alert ill good season, We have putIin nomination for governor a sessed of very-m"? fins?- 9” am 3 DOS- publicans have also p obahly ele .ted 1
,3 . st «about-10mm,» a more dishonest,“ flgiseelgggagy an honomble means, to ct: ue his sale of Fancy Goods, at the News Of- meant. H. L. Burpee, resigned. . (I); ytoi:i git" ruesthe day on allowed a gentleman that I honor, respect and esteem , Y e cautionary boners. out of Phi: .12 splitters, and f of mg 93%?
leoiurse ,1,“ it took last year. The following gentlemen were elected flee otf Gl W. Jennings. during this week; ”,bi‘fi‘flbzvfig-ythgtggbttgdlst Lieut. Co. A, Stationary; sizing; ash wollfias the 2%:531wm;Ilvgflltlllgtinvzgefiigfigéhe , Preszzzm. charts]; W bl . , . ,
“Vinita-"~11? 313811131113 party he ablet’o Union Senatorial Committee for the ca privaie an as “no.“ 31’0““ “‘8 day, all.“ fiMtiOD. Marvin Wai ’private, Co D to Lieut Co I - ’ «p. llg you ngers.; candidate for governor WM would permit I 0 W id n “9”. I b .pu mu“ '0“, ‘s has “m h“
irallysany more voters in favor of traitors suin - Albert Seals J E B y ren- sale} in thefvening. He invites nn’ examil A, ‘W‘e‘LleM- limb, prembted.‘ . . Bepublicansjltten ti abbliilbn ”was?” from Massachusetts to f E 9 "63‘1”" the 12m “‘33: the “hub“: ye”, mum a large number or ”first i ‘
in arms, than it did 133‘ year for traitors un- ward O P Go 1y ’ °9' -. , uélsell, Ed- nation of his stock. ' James 1" 13““?1'15‘ Lieut. 00' Hv to 039' We cannot t o 9 l u ' on! cross our “filmy”? :r 5"?" ”"08” 0f 0‘" 0 t e {)Mk School presented Miss Creevey cans have gone to the war. ' A n Inf ' A
zarmed 2" 1- Co age, 11 d D. Jennlhgs. Repub- ———-0.. . «a» . m; %)Slimifie1§hiam Plemahi romoted. 10 k t 0 car; est y urge you to somheldl! brawl)“. ' Al borfectfitémfioest 0f asplendid gold pencil as a 1”"!th present V019 lake“ "l ”l“ 5990““ figment, l“ 00“-
ican mmittce—N h.. . , -I . . . e e . .st . met. 0 __ 0 0 our caucuses or semi ' - ”50“" m a ““58 W "Cl <30 ' é ' . ' ' - " ' - ' . ' "
_ . ’ Am“ 1:1,; JVEHXW .03‘ Read the call for Town Meeting! . tame“ H, cice'Douglas Fowl gr, ._ i- 3352’; ch dates for the general uqeegfitinggzlll. some time? _ was I right? [ayes’J' ,, $8203, his? tht; following apPlopiiate address. 310?)? sBdgl‘poilbéhe roiliu day, result.
.‘Donsrrcxs Bonn—Prof. Kimpton, who u ,. NEWS“. . ____.«.» H. E.._Mor an, 2d Lieut. 00. G to lot over honest man’s d t tut y" and cheersr-flarlfm-d Pram H [53 “$33,;- {is :1 bll'th‘dfiy Presellt t v' ’ or .sm'k 65 for
. ‘ ' ' y .. u y 0 see to 't that The same candidate and party now ask the we beg leave ("f 'the‘ 9““ "film-3 ??l‘°°l ‘0 Wheeler (So—WU compuum were absent; 3 A
.. ‘ . present you this gold penci as" au't'okeu of "' ' . 5
‘ mg” Norwalk has had a Visit fromafilwol‘.
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lswindled the Rev.Mr.Milburn so outrageous- ".” @- GODEY for April is already 0" hand Andrew M' organ, 13‘ S" cent 00 G w '
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l]y,‘has tried his hand on Mortimer Thomp- . Probate Convention. .' :2”? P51136111.“ intellectual culture and'nr: soagdl‘lem' same, W H' E' organ, pro: not men ggeitggml‘fyeez’;$éfi$ydgggll votes of loyal men. n, '
rson,it seems. He engaged him to 8° to Uti' ; George A. Davenport W318 unanimously“ is ‘0 grace Md ”9“)” Always fir“ to ar- S. S. Wée‘lfi 2d Lieut. Co. H to lst Lieul Who are pledged ‘0 lhleldlllll interests l V ' . - J .‘ an" approval of your talents as a teaclier,,- Kinipton, “m0 lg‘l‘h’lnfi-a 939mm“ “Si-
lcato deliveraLecture atastated rice and nominated as candidate forJud f P rive, “MW m the [warts 0f flwpeople. same m’ce'Jam‘cs Russel- ' ' ' " ~ ' " - , ' l ’T’The comes» “”98 odeije .1“? pa efficiency In imparting mmuCt'o“ and the? 0693 in H is t l‘ " “Hill. Th ‘ *- '
i . . . 1 . P ) geo rebate. . .. , r-«-,.?.____ J 'l‘ 'C b 1 1: Se, promoted. but staunch men of pl‘llICIpld, clear-head-‘ substitute in Richti'iond'is'$ 0 and fliefighy.‘ genial a irit manifested by on at all t' l I illellbsgllm'e me. .' ' ed “03*. P, i"
.during the night decamped Wltll the pro- a.-. ‘ . . WWe are iiidebt‘é 51:50 0?“ friends of "1;, Lieut Eagle £36 '1? S “ggggut Co. H,to 2d .lilid practical. The coming legislature est $600. ' . ’ f ; Mug, sigcci-ei- , \ my" ‘ Imes.i ‘33,!“ 13:“ Sl'uje‘gcgf’ifhl‘mgg‘ profit;
(coeds of the Lecture, leavmg poorDoesticks . FURNITURE AUCTION—We are requested N'.‘Y. moans <61,th use“ ‘hhél 't - f Rev.» 'Jac’ob‘ Eaton rivhgo%gtedfi to ;will have to deal largely with purely busi. -7—TheIdiploniatic correspondence of Sec- 1. t y #9 1:9 y fl) m 3:0“ may ! p,.,,,',k in Utica N Y grctcndingf‘toqfi’ ‘
lto settle the bills Kimpton may play that to call attention to the advertisement of the the Monitor do rooms; shanghai: 0‘ 18tLieut._Co. Em A. . Scbt 'rbsigiledr Tl‘lesmnd financial questions. . Let busi- {e‘fil’bsewfi'd “,9; ”9°“ ”prim“ i“ Eng; 1 "I; 0 3:6 "twirl u'mso warmth-am “Ne“W"“D°ésliékNv3 m“ u” ‘mhmwla :
‘ “rick 01193 ‘00 0mm Auction Sale of valuable Furniture. electrotypes were take," "’ ‘ 'w 3‘3” ‘7 .Chafles Shepardmrivaw, C'o. , to 2d Hess men. who nhdersm‘ud‘soch questions ointh’e ad's“: c;,‘,';"?-“‘”“‘r“ the request -““ ““0 0““ “’0‘ “PW “mule former. K. Philunderdcmurred, saying towns or,
I. ' £193; 00, B, we Frank Loomis, resigned. be titly represented—Press. rendered to America up sililé‘pofii? before Bil-1.1:) Mil-ehguse, S. E. Gruman, H. Cole, 53:13? .2153 for dvgliveéingi lg: poetm. Don
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