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Louisville, Jnly 1887.
Copied from ths s. ~ c. 4dpocate of The 21h Juns ls37
AT the request of Dr. Williams, we insert the f,ll,w
ing note from the Rev. Mr. Howell of Nashville TO III,
editor of thu South Western Christian Advocate, who
il appears, has examined tae Diplomas and other doc.
msns ,evihcve OF the Doctors claims public patron
age In consequence of an Incident, DR.. W will ra-
main in Nashville a few days longer than he ut first
intenael-say the LIST July.
Rev. MIR Strns'ie ld:-Having been requested BY Dr.
Williams the ocust, in this city, to examine his
numerous diplomas and other documents evincive Of
his ciuns to public contident his profession have
in COMPANY will, valued friend done with pleasure
Among them found lettsr from Mr. Pageot, at pre.
sent Charge dAtares OF the King Of the French. a,
Washington addressed DIR. Williams testjtyng the
genuneness Of the diplomas from the Kings of
Belgium &c. as well those from the Medical Soc;e
Ties of France. He has numerous vouchers frem men
known 10 be of high reputation this country received
since his arrival in the United States detailing instan
of great in the restoration Of sight to The
o.ind have seen ne ,rly all his poor patients in This
ely. | knew none of them previous to thcir COMING
unGer his care; but all have seen say thew ara nm
qaestionably benefited
RoB'T B. C HOWELL,
Nashville, June 81, 1882.
+. S. Since writing The aUove, one of Dr. Williams
patients has called upon me- and says he had actually
and totally lost the sight of eve Tor seventy years
but declares himself betteS that last night for the
first time in his life that he recollect he could a;s
ungush with tll eye, some of the prominent tars
learn that this old gentleman has lived many wears
in this rdgon, and suys he has been Methodist during
forty years:
Yours, truly,
augl0 RICH.
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nOll.E X MAY, House, Sign, and Ornamenta
Il y Painters, No Carohdele street, two doors from
Canal street.
limitations Of the following woods and marbles, ex
ecuted in a mastery manner
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A NEW two story brick house, situated doors
N from the Second Municipality Had, on st Charles
saeet. trnt very low, possession given Immediately
Enuuire at the premises, 1870 f.
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NJ LANk BOOKS, of every variety Of ruling and
y binding, curstantiy on hand: and Printing, kuu
aud Biniag neatly executed, Ut shsrt notice, by
DAVID Fl1i T co.
MIL NYStationers HILL, g Charucsst.
E(RAhnf-lo bsl4 fourth proof American Brandy
I'D Harding, FIR saIcby
ISAAC BRIDGE & CO.
maj I2i Magazine street.
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DAGETNT AND RUPE-lI2 pieces Dug glug, and
I'D $50 coils Rope, landing from Ambassador, for sale
by LAYET IL AMELUAG,
mig IL Commerce 81.
DAGTTNfI-56o pieces Kentucky I,aggng, land in
ID troa steamer Gen Wavns. a,i1 for sale by
YORAE, BROTHERS,
Is ramn sfreet
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"a iIDi.LL'S NEW WORK, Nc-.The American
~ England, by Tho authoroi"A Year in spuill," in
Noble Deedsof Wsmru, in vols.
The YOUNG Witc's Book, manual - moral re-
and domestic duties.
just received and for sale Nv WIN. M'kEAN
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= gAp-lO0 halt boxes No Soap, brand OF june
- Gould, for sule by ISAAC BRIDGE CO.
milo l3i Ntgnaine street.
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VII: Subscribers Agents for the extensive house OF
VIZ 3 Butcher, Sheffield ENGLAND, have jus,
rceived very extensive set of eIs consisting Of
able and Dessert Knives of o. description Pen
rocket, Dirk, and Spear point Knives; Razors, scis.
exhibit to the trade for ORDERS Terms and conditions
VIII be made known at the time.
mt6 j, D. REIN e. A COHEN On Conp,ap at
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AUTHORIZATIONS &c-25 VI teebarrows Is
w dirt do. in stol c, for eale by
GIAMPLiN& COOPER,
NILS ~ Julia st
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M OOL HATS, III cases-25 dozen whiis Won
wv Hats, for sale JOHN II GRAHAM,
an i6
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NsLUUR-5GU bbls Flour. for sale bv
m1O q DORSEY, "A New Tcyec,
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Specimens 10 be seen at the shop. Paints. ellis,
glass, sopal varnish, &c. on hand motor sale.
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COMPANY.
TIME stockholders of this company are hereby no.
Il tilted that by resolution of the board of direc-
ton passed the 10Th inst tho call made on them on
share, rescinded, and the said stockholders are
further notified that
VIII .REAS, by a resolution of this board passed ON
the 18th lust call has been tade the stockholders
Of The New Orleans and Nashville Rail Road COMPANY
for the following payments the the stock held fesp.c-
lively by thsm, viz-two dollars per share, payable on
the first day OF September next two dollars per share
payable ON the first day of December next; and two
dollars per share payable the Fl st day of March
uax Now therefore be il resolved, that the secretary
of this company shall notify the share holders therein
through the public pr OF the city, that in conformity
with the sixth section Of the charter, they permitted
TO postpone any payment called in the stock of said
Company for the term of sixty days, from and after the
day which is made payable with the expess con-
d''ion however, that if not regularly paid within the
said Proongaton of sixty days, from and after the day
on which should have been paid, that then the stock
on which said payments should have been made is and
rema forfeited TO the company the charter Oh that
point beng imperative. In conformity therefore, 10 said
call all stock Of the stockholders in said company as
think proper put off the payments their stock 10
the end of the additional sixty days. which the charter
allows thsm notified that the payment of two dol
lars per share called for, and due the first of Sep
tember next may he postponed under the sixth section
OF said charter until the Bis dsy of October next that
the payment OF dollars per share called for and
due on the first day Of December next, may be post
ponsd until the Both day of January next and The nav
ment of two dollars per share called for and due on the
hrstday OF March next may be postponed until the Both
day of April next,
Extracts Of the minutes of the board.
juno 81 McNAIR, Sec'ry.
W0OL HATS, in cases--25 dozen whits Won
w Hats for sale JOHN II GRAHAM
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GDLAl.I and ruled Cap and Letter Psprrs,o I'LL qua
G lte., consisting OF very superior blue laid blue
aud white wnye, and plr aud ruled rough edge record
cap, constantly on hand and Tor sale by
David FELT & co.
nal Stati en- Hail. u Chartrrs at.
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sha!I Return 10 IDS SUBJECT dfler The HOLIDAYS
sales at the stock EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, Dec. S0-I2 n


I'LL SATURDAY EVENING, Dec So
This day little done Prices -four sll
from $s 10 The weather for the week has opers1
much against the trade. 49,
La New Orleans -four has gone down defnitvev 10 a a
The stock is increasing rapidly. 1921
We received letter from gentleman In Frederic.
county Maryland he agricuurist of NIX
informs that the wheat and in the ground
farmers obliged fee
the stacks about 60 Of The crop harvest
This the condition Of the farms In Frederick Washington
Maryland and Shenandoah county, Virginia What
will the -four dealers to this uformsioss
There arrvcdoday by the schroeder Topic, from Curacao
bags OF This supply from 1Gusua a source IL
calculated ncie inquiry into The subject II doubtess
make freight taking chances of lis
having. Rates rule IS cents.
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d OltOM Market.

SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. S0h.
The condition Of the Cotton Market today was without
to la cents '-''"s "o1'
we have adsces from New oeIesns 10 die "a ins.nA
rrces Qualities below coed fair have tup n cer
Arrivals tor the week ending The sst S1< bslss w
which sos we're from Texas The 1855 sis
part OF this anoant by the Banks ~ -;
sippi, ami inter ded for sblpMeHt-
Our dates Mobile 25th Large quantities Of
cotton Gaming down The r,v~rs
In two days there came 10 the wharf bales Stool -
hand 1853 bales. An advance OF better ansssss
has b~eu fully snsta Nd since the receipt the nsws
Liverpool The experts 10 New York were g7s bales "
The Grand Guph BANK adve ON an
se 70 ts institution The merchants 81 that thriving vIses
about - ~ etosS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-01

~ The following artless natural effusion vii
speak tor itself With such hearts on our side, VIVA
care we for those against US 2 should like to ses
Elizabeth.
GRHENwIcH STREET, Dec. 18th.
Ma. BENNErr-
! am almost AT loss how TO address you;
put as this is the first time with which have ever
iavsred any gentleman, must trust to yeur genera
sity to excuse all imperfectens Frem the time
nrst Rad the happiness TO read your entertaining and
instructive little Herald, il has been my desire to see
and know It's editor. My curiosity, however, has
never been grauted read your paper constantly,
and say with truth that il is of the greatest plea
sures and privileges enjoy
The attempts of such persons the editors of the
Express, Journal of Commerce. Morning Courier
&c. are indeed quite laughabe. But what, Mr.. Ben
nett, will not envy and jealousy do | have often
argued with persons of my acquaintance, who have,
~ setting yourself and paper in as anfaverable a
lght as possible endeavoured to give me bad
opnlsn of you: All attempts have BEEN and still
will be, unavaing. flatter myself that have the
best side of the argument, as | generally come of
victorious. Some persons | know there are, who
can never bear to have a word said in your favor,
The Herald IS undoubtedly and ndisputably, the
best paper IN the city, IN every respect Those Wall
street papers cannot agree among themselves. How
then, can they expect 10 accomplish that which they
could not do were they united and their numbers ten
fold stronger than now? What can half dozen
men-ignoramHses, like BOBBY Brooks for Instance
do to ruin man of good sense learning, first rate
talents, and real genus like yourself BY the way,
have seen the gentleman, whom the Express has
the honor Of calling its editor. was not dsappoint-
ed in his looks. He is truly all my fancy painted
him., but neither lovely nor divine" The less that
8 said OF his looks the better. To give you hint,
heard him deliver a lecture. What is wit without |
sense I? Enough have extended this cemnluni- |
ation longer than intended. Believe me SIR that |
lothing have said is intended for mere empty iate-
y. despise il, every sensible person must This
expresses my real opinion of you Forgive me- if this
> presumption on my part. If you would Blu, be
ind enough to give this place in your paper, you |
would extremely oblige one who is true, devoted |
riend. ELIZABETH.
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A@Hnr MAax1r.

S"mnsy, %. az n - 49,
| - ught Day In the street IT, - -
'nfee DAYS being throwni u2s one sau,ed psynenm q
manu- LOT money. Exchonke closed fov 'aoie -
nrmy q 1901 TO ieor Eugiand-,he usual ar. 'ed.y
lsped in exchange. Ass been deve-
In the Board Of Brokers, so little bu,nss. !. hi.
know not what TO do with their time Axcord;., tney
practical jokes and philosophical expe rimen,s r'Aof
e mo patronage OF the Board. Several gep,,r,s -
uo"uced new fashion, the Iansuass ~ ~'e n
aaaeu experiment in the ornamen,s OF the n.s., - -
"h'ch mas caused as great sensation asa
would have done las Of this more ason ep' ''on
Inc Leg stature does not meet today il being NJ. : -
10y oHo" thai BODY will assemble, and the e,ov.,n.-
w"enve MS message ON Wedr esday. We sb ali 49,
able to publish il on Thursday evening or Ftiaax
sod oeai OF curiosity excited this subject Spy
~ ana banks will be the leading most interes,Ioy [
that document s 'opics o.
"apPicaton to the legislature there are verv fe no
We perceive only tive applications for new banks-ons
va oank at Syracuse. and another ra Ian pc Exchange
A " n al''ns In this city. No opinions can be formed
= - 80" VI he legislature We believe THAI il win 60
every oPc present psect confusion of the ky
party of opinions. of princip~s of 6,,.c. oe 49, IT.,
Tomorrow night large msesug takss mace sf
natives at Tanmany Hall, in favo. of M. nsss, -. -
state banking and agains, the views e the President, T
subject is not yet up in Congress sr+g
Among the legislatures now in srssn - y
oanking are also all the tspss About ten sta.a ,onr
are now engaged in tinkerng the currency In N,
ey nave sanctioned the suspension refused 10 au,h,s
the circulation Of small bills. In Rhode Is.na ,hev
lowed the banks additional power OF expansio. = 80
large state Bank proposed. In Maryland nrono;
uon has been made to consolidate all the several &C.,
into one large institution. @se oanAs
This lasts the most novel and most ;,,nor..
have yet fos'ioh we
among large class OF ghy intelligent fnanciers n
a' We nave TOO many small banks limited capi,a
and too few large ones This class aser, ,b.,
e"cy WI" never De stable nor specie payments be ful "a
sumed unu the several small banks state be co.. ~
., n,ee l'.se ones wi. branches In
sylvana that the only state which possesses al b;s a.
r=htsys,em, as to be able to nth force and 80
The practical effect is certain, whatever 7, al
At this moment, the Pennsy lvana banks i'm cen,e5
Of their union of action conrcu the currency OF the
country.
We shall return to this subject after the holidays.
SALE n II 1
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State Of Trade.


SATURDAY, II. D., Dec. 81 ALL
Since oar general retrospect, written yesterday thers
% bern Any particular variation IN the doinss OF this marke
Ashes Cohe, Sugar In fact all descriptions 81
dize have gone on IN the dull, Inactive and
able way We will give quotations sefers nee - 80
Whait bone, 22c whale oil, Sic; Brsril co6e. 10
Vsc ashes, po,s 1854 pearls SASH, lice, SS50 Cuba
Advees Rouers trraree lstse ,bst an IN. ~
Noember very considerable purchases Of Gar were wade
English account.
Sales the Auction bags damaged 81 Dcmins
c.a-r, IL 70 7-cah lo7 bales Tri.ae rags, r. oar
20o bags redcash havana tobacco Is ISL
TOO bales efereol-ihiyry days. 80.
The sukoned IN show Quotations a unr1s
asvices froa which we're received today by the mails. "
l.hss. Flour: Sugar Tobacco. Rice
S", n,a. Dec ;s,h ~ TOD a. 81 slo7e
MoS Hi.ei Sss Us sd ah o,,, ,oT ,.st s!% No
Baltimore Dec 2sis, alto q 6ats 81 no chge a
H,ch' pee. s -s,h' stio - ss 2ato8l =
Cincinnati Dec.n 7fo u 7itos - -~.A<g
HAVANA, Dee Us
doubt will be coming in constantly. fear no isa
can take place. should those from CAN
Ton moerste, s"d your pr,ces decline .iv~AA
fe~ wesks hesce s,ay Affords good result Our quots3
present only NJ r. ard just The surp
of Coffee beennuch retarded by lad weather.
article will be- plenty Tor weeks quoe
New moiassss ~i arrive large supplies ard
The prices -ill Then se o.er esens we quote 81 r. hn
| iMP0KTATIONs. =. n
Crsacos-seh Topc-ss bales skrs <2si ssun oc
904 bags Fouk sonslo9e sisks fir I'd nrovnx
Hsrvry-co hoxes sugar Hayor pkgs mdr ssayeurx
III bales skins Brown Hsrvsy-2o do 2i2 bags Nebn
Brothers.
GLsscow-ship Undinc-225 bars iron Bosrr an Johnsot
Cn-20 More wood--50 bbIs n Gray co.. cuNs
| JDorsasoa-76 SoA MFarane-i pkg webb Tinoon-l
| box Putpas-2 cssks w Birt-2 do 10 master.
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My DBAR Mn. Bennett

havetaken the liberty Of
writing TO you, in the full assurance that you will
grant my request. You are aware suppose, of the
ladies put to in order entertain the gentlemen
Now do you not think with me that the said gentle
men ought to make the ladies some small compensa
on for their trouble and expense on that day. mean
in the way of presents
My dear Mr.. Bennett, wish you would give them
hint Of this in your beautiful little Herald, and by
so doing you will much obllge Yours truly,
EMMA.
Certainly the gentlemen ought to make some COM
pensation-but what is il to be would advise cve
~ lady to accept nothing less than heart and
hand
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-01

Nxw YsaK Prrors.-we observe that the Pilots of
New York have presented petition TO Congress pray
ing for repeal Of the law of last session, which was
passed without thought or reflection, under the panic
Of the moment, caused by the exaggeraons and
falsehoods Of the Courier * Enquirer and the Wall
street press.
We are glad to see this movement. No class ofin-
dustrious active energetic men have been so SANDER
ed as the pilots Of this port For more than year
past, the Courier * Enquirer and other Wall street
prints have exhausted much falsehood this sub
ject as would last reasonably populous nation ofcom
mon liars for century. Every variety Of FORM shape
and fancy have been given to these ISLANDERS and the
fabricators have indicated industry and talent in
their peculiar line that might on a pinch, have
filled dozen state prisons with highly respect.
able convicts. II is to be hoped now that the
Courier and it's corrupt colleagues having satated
heir malevolence may be disposed to permit
he laws to be modified for the advantage o.
rade and navigation. We have tired Jersey loafsr,
we cannot call them po,s-for nearly a year
They have furnished the highest species Of evidences
Of Their ability in bringing vessels TO land There il
hardly sand bar fiat, bad spot about the har
Dor that will not tell the tale Even the very ship,
run aground WOULD IL these poor dsmb creature
could speak, raise up their voices and talk Of the Jer
sey pilots In shon the Jersey pilots species
steam doctors in navigation, and are celebrated 70
giving ebea TO the poor ships in rather too powerful
doses.
II is time, therefore, for Congress to restore thing
as they were. They have permitted ignorant, incom
petent men TO pass themselves off for pilots in New
York. This will not do longer. None ought TO b
allowed oplct ships but skIfuI and experienced men
Loafers or obea men will not do Why will no
our shipmssiers and merchants get up petton and
ask Congress 10 repeal heawl
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stances for the Ist january, 1898.

'sanzes rOr the lst SHnunrys iSoSs
Departed departed
The old year Is gone
Its joys and IT, sorows
For ever are flown
n has passed to the tomb
or the years that have been;
But the records OF ii1e
Keep It's memory green.
Ohsppy IL were
Cosld the deeds that dissraeed
Our lives In the year past
BE ever efT.ced.
But The acts that dtscenf
With our dust 10 the tomb
Shall rise when II rises
Atjudgisg our doom.
And thus like . child
That rebels gains, It's father
The ills Of osr hearts,
Against US shall gather
And we shall confess
when frau heaven stricken low,
The weapons we made
Have inflicted the blow.
Departed departed!
How many who shed
On The old year their lusire
Are new with the dead
How many whose voices
Were linked with our own
viii answer no longer
The fssdly loved tone.
Departed departed
There's sorrow and pain
Inthe thoughts, at such moments,
That crowd on the brain.
On the whrlwind OF memory
The past year Is tost-
And, oL the reviewing
The loved and the lost.
Departed departed
memory spare
oblivion in mercy
Thy pail DER u bar
Let ne turn to the New Year
'Tislike young child
rtispure-be Il ever
From sin indebted.
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PASSENGERS.

Per ship Undne, fro~i GassewJ Robissoa. lady
children, Cesvir Anderson, wsshbu sdy 60 tvo
chidrss, md N In the steeraev.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-01

ID NADIANS a. The Fraskiin Th' stre Tuesday 0<ptf$
January uHder direction OF the COMMITTEES Of Cs&A ~,
n. r. OCals ghsn the ribbed Patriot e. ~hne4tes4
reward Of s2s so-red, will be pras At Tky ftprets
vii be-Is he Jealous Turning TIE Tables ~ q Ia
The price will be, Boxes, u r, 80 cents .sgs 10y
bad he dsor, of the Secretary, H. n. NELL. No
Par Place. xXX
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-01

Doctor Carpenter having had the advantages Of vRu
medical educaten and having received bis Dplomo Or ~
practice Of Pbysic and Surgery, from the New yok $500
Medical society and avisg had twenty yrsw oGrVfI
and very successful practice IN this city, deycses "
and undivided attention 10 the OF ell diseases Iut
fran humanity, and particularly 10 certain elem - M
which nostruns and plans o. meI<K
aoupd in Of the newspapers Dleeooo9 80 ~
In be treated sgreesbly 10 the symptoms that 10y HV
and the various stages and changes they Doy
hence the least hecop satisfy discovering
no specific no.rum be applicable 10 sicssea ~
The experience Of Or Carpenter w I'll r<
varieties of this disease, enables him 10 otter
thorough cure, and to adept class Of medcses 20
and con, pou offend the lead -
compounds totally unknown 10 the ordinary o. - ~"
day. !. .vv>.usaf.<
The privacy OF patients. who cone ~
Charges moderate adapted to the csrcwy ~ ~.
40 infallble preventive OF certain diseases - III
the ohicc-Prce, So -
xI-T---T.S third Annual Nan q a.
y & lumbar Fire Engine Coprsny To- an J.nu.sv ri
Al Tanmanv Hall Monday BvenhR ~, o'u sc.a~s ~
room viii be splenddly decorated WIN me pss az,
c,s ~ The Fire Depornnt and no ne VIII ~ -
~ render The han - as tLo:e heretofore gvss ~
r. sn,,nanv The nice ~ Tickets VI snd can Nc IN "
-. Adanns R.,rkerbncLer HaI-or 81 the CONTOUR !!
Arrangements Peter ~ ot'ynvn, ~ $3.50 sn y. "i' -
jaai.iw' ihho" 4 #I
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-01

~ No paper will be issued from this Once IN
tomorrow noon. The Evening Herald WIZ 'hen 90
published as usual.
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predatory horde would be broken up forthwith. I'm
der present circumstances they must either starve or
march into Upper Canada. In the latter event,
McNsbb is reported to Be moving toward Chippewa
with 1900 men.
IL is fact that volunteers continually vending
their way 10 Navy Island and that % erocIous look
ing fellows left this city, for some point in that drec-
| ton yesterday.
| Abuffalo paper ssys 1--WE have conversed with
| gentleman from Buffalo, whose informant had been
| on Navy Island within a week, and who rates the
strength Of the Patriots higher than Is stated below
one Of them on pvot-and the rest, twelve, nine,
and sx FOUNDERS, all well mounted and in order for
Il service
The Commercial Advertiser Of that place, says
things are approaching a crisis. The Governor has
been transporting boats frsm Niagara in wagons to
Chippewa, where breast works have been thrown up
opposite Navy Island. The Patriot camp is in excel.
lent spirits and masking every preparation TO resist
| assault. Mrs. Mackenzie is with her husband
and refuses 10 leave him. She bids fair to become
the heroine Of this expedition. Gen. Van Rensselaer,
gives orders not 10 fire gun until the loyasts forces
have commenced. few shsts have been sent from
the other side but II was emily necessary 10 sh ow
blazing match TO make those engaged in IL scsmper
On firing the salute on Monday, the shot of three
guns was not drawn. They, however did little da-
mage-tore up bridge, and knocked o, uninha-
bitsd shantee.
They have l6 cannon, very large quantity OF am
munition and are well prepared for an assault Yes
terday the actual force enlisted and enrolled 523;
this is exclusive OF large number, employed in vari-
o1s ways, who do not belong to the regular forces.
The Marshal Of the northern district Of New York
had appointed thirty deputy marshas IN the city Of
Buffalo.