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PremIum Wig. I've would recommend

tho unfortunate bald peons call aud examine tho new
style of Wis. Manufactured by Gilbert fletcher Their
nsturalks the physognomy, light
and beauty Of fni all combined such
heads Of HAIR tina. they must be only be
No l79 Broadway, OF posite Howard Hotel.
NB-Private rooms Tor fitting wigs.
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Atlantic and Ohio Telegrsph.-The Limo
betwesa Philadelphia and Ptburx working regularly.
be telegraph 10 Pitt % and macd places yond
the rate cents III fifteen words figures exelus Of
address nd ,ixnature.
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have devoted hs attention to improving and
fsctng those usefa and articles and hand
large variety OF construction suitable the Of
''' g. sAUHDERs & SON, III Broadway,
A few doors above CouItlande sc,
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lcrs GO. ma 60 Ibe somethinr

Gold Pcns-Thcrs TO be something
peculiarly .ttrset,vs the stock cf gold kept
past been througe Wink crowd Of vsites and
the superior ty and very low Of their induces
almost become rchaser. They selling
diamoad ponted pens for 49, and warranted Bsyey
for u.s. pencils included All other styles of in
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The Ola Second Ward Hotel.-Tbis Hotel,

the Oldest in The Second Ward ha, lately been repanted
refted repienishsd will thing hat please its
uua! crowd Of ,i.ite The bar ard look
the place has become famous served up profusion
Wheve knows Martin bonner land who does not know
him u the and attentive has that
ia the way Of nice driaks be truly 6r.t
rate" When the Second Ward Hotel il visited oace it
sure to be visited second time.
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Nespo Bonnet. made for the ossea BY Pstt.cn. Nee
have still IA GO of The hind hand that
quite suitable for RsPuec hsads and the inspectio
certainly the thing lady Go them.
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WOODEN FACTORY IN GENEVA. The Geneva
Courier the creditabe fact that the citizens
of that beautiful town have already subscribed 90 600
towards the erection Of cotton factory, and that
there will be but little difficulty in raising the rest OF the
needed capital
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The New WAR STEAMFRs.--One of the new
ships is TO be bait at Brooklyn An the models machi-
merry and other particulars relative to them have also
been approved The other three vessels be con-
sructed at Gosport, Philadelphia, and Kittery navy
yards and the respective orders will be transmitted
cnos
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THoUsArD.
North-west corner OF Fulton and Nessaa q,

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ANNUAL PICTORIAL HER 4LD-PuDlished ON the
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advance Advertisements should be written aplain egibe
may occur ia them
PRINTING of all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch. =
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sabshmet be paid the postage will be de
Quoted from the subscription money RENTED.
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lono dollars upon the Federal district and the States
and Territories not occupied by the enemy. The ap-
would interest our readers The contribution is to
De enforced by the authorities Of the different States &c
respectivelyno TO be compelled to pay over $4,000
or less than S25 Ten days allowed to apporon the
contributions among individuals In the most equitable
manner individuals allowed just three days to pay
their respective quotas they make default they
condemned to pay twice the amount
he entrance OF ID. Vicente Romero into the ministry,
az mead OF the Department Of Justice and Religious Az
ePubeano pronounces it equivalent to another defeat
by the enemy.
AFFAIRS IN CALIFORNIA
From the st Louis Reyeille
lNDErENpENcE, July ,, lsi7-l had the pleasure to-
day OF sh: king by the hand, my old friend Col VIM II
RUSSELL direct from California The Colonel has it will
be remembered been an active partcpator ia the bat
ties which have been fought in California since the war
between the United States and Mexico commenced and
having been In the tent, II of Col Fremont
the last eight months is familiar with our affairs In that
quarter The Colonel left California the 25th March
vance OF his little party who left at Council Grove
and will be here in day two.
lie states that every thing was quiet at California
when ne LETT, and our troops there all healthy.
Col Fremont still acting Governor Of the teri
tory the question to the the powers of Gen
Kearny and Commodore tockton still remaining as i,
was at the last accounts we had from that quarter
Gen: Kearney with his command, and Commodor,
shuorc were at Monterey Commodore Stockton at San
dego and Col Fremont with the forces under his
| Of the territory
The Colonel represents the people there being quie
ana apparently contented with the change of govern
ment, which had taken place in their country Coone
Fremont had about 800 men under his command-wha
force General Kearney had the Colonel does not know
nor had he heard any thing said of Gen X Is leavin
California at the time he left
The Colonel came by the Southern route crossing tn
Green ana Grand Rivers, and struck the Spanish set
Elements at Abiqne and went from thence to Santa Fe
Col Russell the bearer Of dispatches to the govern
ment and VIII proceed without delay to Washington
city He looks as though he had Service blu
Is well and hearty.
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IEIMsID OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION
Z/My3TK&dAC COMPANY, Office A William street.
s.s. DIREcroRs.
Z. Il. sand Conrad W. Faber
Edward Mills, Horao Allen.
William Chamberlain, Mortimer Livingston,
John A. Iselin, John l.. Ste phens,
Herman Oelrchs.
c. H. SAND, President
EDWARD MILLS, General Agent New York.
- CHARLEs 4. ANDERSON, Secretary.
In conformity with the provisions Of the charter
hereby that the Books for subscription OF
eIcssdng 100000 to the capital stock of the Ocean Steam
Navigation Company, will be e-opened the Office the
Company "a William corner of Wall street, Monday, is
June, l84T.
Five per Of the subscribed must be paid at the
period ofsub,crpon in specie bank bills The balance OF
The will be called for
per cenas may required by the operations Compa
ny, aud upon thirty days previous notice.
The following is the 18th section OF the bylaws
Subscription TO the capital Of the Company, after the
be $500 shall In ference be allowed those
who may then be sockhods and to the of their then
acfnai subscription" Us s0trc
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BuFrALo ROBES, FURs, &c.-Ihe st. Loui.
New Era saws the receipts Of baao robes furs &c. by
way Of the river for the six months commencing Jan
uary LIST and ending June 30tb, 5pO7 robes, sl6
PACKAGE boxes &c., skns2 5t4 do do furs, 766 do pei
tries The entire receipts Of robes and tho best portion
of tho furs skins sc from the Missouri river the
residue from tho Upper Mississippi and Illinois rivera
added to few received from below
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The Marine COrDs.

~, rFoiH IHe w dsnihBton UH1on July TO,
The following letter from officer in the mar in
corps, destined for Vera Cruz reinforcement to Gen
scotts army has been put into hands by hs
pondent with the privilege Of publishing it, II
some facts that may DO interesting to the public and
publish IT without any comment on tho transaction
which 1t describes
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A~e FRENCH TRANSATLANTIC
ZIE#%%A10 MAIL--Offce IA Broadway.-The Steam
~<HGIl}xA&uB ship UNION being II port. will posi-
sssa lively sal! on SATURDAY. the satf in
Post Ofice-no letters will be received a the agency.
Passenpers must be provided with passports
The public respectfully requested abstain from calling
board until further notice. which will be duly given
vii NJ
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PHILADELPHIA, JAM 10, loaI
The Weather-Tsrribie Explosion aud Loss of Life
Stocks, &C., &c.
With the disappearance Of the and the return oil
mild weather. city has resumed its former dulne
and except disastrous explosion Of locomotive on the
Reading railroad there is nothing under the sum-
About half past eight o'clock last evening" as an up
train OF empty the Reading railroad were near
the Mill Creek BRIDGE about ten miles from the city the
locomotive Neversink which attached to it, from
some unexplained cause exploded and shattered to
atoms from the fues up. The engineers and brakesmen
belonging the train in number, were all blown
to atoms scarcely the semblsnce Of humanity be
found-save in manged limbs and cory trunks thrown
in every direction. portion Of one unfortunate wretch
was blown a distance Of six hundred yards As none of
the hands attached to the train left to tell the story
of the mishap, the must be left to conjecture.
They all standing the engine together proba.
bly, to keep themselves from the heat of the
mace, and common fate overlook them.
A colored girl was yesterday committed to prison.
charged with nfantcide The child was thrown into
sink from which it rescued alive but subseque ntly
died in consequence Of this inhuman treatment
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
JAN. l5-FIRsr BoARD-S79 State S. 661s; C87 do do
6s 100 shs Vicksburg Bank ga Lehigh 2x; 100 Grard
ATrEk sALEs-2Oo Gard Bank s do 90; 1000 Reading
Hondi Ss,h 100 Reading Railroad d' as'
SECOND BoARp-2O North American Insurance Company 7;
100 Harrisburg Railroad 28 5000 State 81 66 1000 Lehgh,
interest, 6lZ; $50 Wilmington Railroad 6s, 80, e0N.
AFTER SALEsIs New Orleans Gas 1875; Lshgh 2s1 1000
Bank Is Chesapeake and Delaware Canal AK Vcks-
burg Railroad 81.
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the 7t Cape Henry bearing wrw distant IS miles spoke
fs e Y. CUR % :;o
for % sarah tS Sm fl Msr bound
: q mo SsSs: nd
S:i ssS ssss fortress Calhoun and
Brig tseo%pis Es:polt daysiom X,isisaas for this
Big VIM Henry, RidsT il day. from uraeo. port
the schr J Librand, at Wilmington NC.
ley Of and Tor Phs; ssS bsk Cas wasinsn Boston,
;nSrsa Dec sshp. New
not 70 :a y
packet Of The sth had not arrived rachc Ludlow Tor
Entered osdingJo.hr. Bates. s,oddar China;
Ess Gsys. Do
Ms ssi,ss..s Akiss q
and
susan b.w puusm an @ the
s5i:
gss:v 4s@ SY SS
Kill 6% HS VIII. f Ss
81 JAao De cUsa Dec SID brig Grsnate, Simmons of
Salem, for st Cruz to load.
n0nas Porss
BALrIMonE; Jan l47Ar bark. Maine. Cock Palsrmo wy.
ds; Joseph Bslch Wright Boston CID bark Inca Buxten
Ia RGeRfs brig Mary Lsm0nd h
M:5tGs s.,, ,s
nf BaEEs Ss.
S.ss fi%P:
SS1s Eliza Hand BsRsr Mount Vson Could
. YS e
CT, ~ York; Warren. Grafam Portland Telegnphed-b.g
Sarah Wood. from Cane Hayten via Vineyard sehr Austin
sound ca bark BsriUs Brothers, Grooker
Irs. September Ellis h0ndaias; Wsteh@sa A!tIdSe
lard Cook do Sailed and supposed schr Emily
Hiliid and brig Pamlico; wind WSWto SSW Schr Her
stasd Snd SpS Psm Eadre
Boston, and fore aud aft schooner unknown now 81
Choir under Cape May The brig s9a for Boston, schT Ca.
Gee for do and schoone unknown proceeded to
this dav.
NEW LoSooN Jan AzAry schr Augustus. French from
Thomaston for York; Excel Bears., from Boston for N.
York; oop Peruvian Betaon from Fisher. I,land for New
York 4th brig Waterman Frost from st Jago do Cuba Tor
NoRroLK. Jan liar schs w Anderson, Housem man,
May Ys H
var Bunker Nantucket Sailed schr Topic, for Boston;
NEWPORT Jan ia-Arr bark America. Mosey. of and from
Boston for NYork losd for Europe sch Queen Gardner
Bait s!oop' Renzi Durfee and Vigiian Heath NYok Tor
PROVIDENCE Jan 13-Arr schrs Engineer, Whtten Nor
Brig Nauvoo remains ashore on sassafras Point.
RIcHMoNp, Jan PAR schr saml Davis Hoxie Boston
Sid. schr Ellen. Boston.
WILMInGIoN, Jan il-Ar br Majestic, McNsir, NYork;
schrs w Brown Francis, do; Cyprus, Dyer. Bermuda
N x g P., 0s SIoe TSs a b9r
Grandee, Kear, do
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WASHINGTON, JAM IL, ls47.
The two houses have been exclusively occupied to day
in the funeral obseques to the memory of the late Isaac
s. Penny backer Senator from the State Of Virginia
The VicePresident is still unable to attend in his place
from indisposition.
The day head (snow near a foot in depth on the
ground was exceedingly fine, and large OF
strangers were in the capitol
The President and his Cabinet present. all locking
very WELL except Mr. Secretary Walker who appears to
besabout as much exhausted as the treasury itself
vanderlyns picture Of Columbus, boxed up, was
brought into the rounda to-day and expect will be
placed in its appropriate niche tonight; entering
the rounda in the morning the magnaes oil the land will
be sartledlwith the gorgeous apparition
We anticipate busy and important day in both Houses
tomorrow, in view of the late news from Mexico.
Mr.. Collins the popular Irish actor. leaves this
evening for New York On the stage the accomplished
comedian fad him in private life the equally agreea
BILE gentleman
Madepoisele Dinner the seoonde of Augusta has been
called by rich old uncle at New Orleans to home
Augusta is remaining here a few days
The fashions are abroad to day.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 10.

Cleared.
sas s:iiy
GsEs Eli GsrSs
Nss%iih Ns.ii richard Tfyiss ca' Fs1I.as Msr:
Miller
Arrived.
s Dec & with bR
suffolk sd ship Tsloiia,s Cave. or Bs.toa
nss Ssi ' @s Seq %isA {, &
W !as,
.SP Ae::anda. SliaoTe )" day: from rris,,.witA
SHIP Galena Dennis 10 day. from New Orleans. with md,
p ship ys Msud.GS Page from Nsy Orleans, a.h pa the
SPOKE brig @ from Bsratars with timber for N Y ork
with IRON to Ma; f1psIe.csd
alssI1Ta: .Oye4 hs sy y .tsapS0s Jacob Bs
and Tss 70 Durham DimOn Sid in co with schr Henry.
w Rf sss pss: ss:. s sS do ''' Nov s
from y.Ra:s.;fs y'f
Nachooshse of Augusta Me- from Rio Janeiro Bali. Jan
Sh lat Ion IS g. ship swanton Of Bath from East In
Has.: Esq., City, :sss. Dss = s. .s:
ss to ssi:sss s"
6s5t, Ersnna same day. LOUISE Of do d.x
the coast
Schr Lynchburg Cole from Richmond with -four &c. to
sehr Josephine LatOurette, from Norfolk with corn.
Scbr Roe. Avery from Baltimore and Old Point Comfort
with flour, to johnson X LOwden.
schr Cornelia, Rogers, from Virginia, wood
Schr Powell, days from Wilmington NC with naval
stores, to 3 Powell
sehr Mary Jane Peck Liscomb, days from Richmond,
with coal, mnster.
Schr Derassett, Mills, days from Wilmington NC,
with naval stores, to berasseu & Brown.
Sehr Sarah Merrill Strong, from Brandywiue, with
to Mailer X Lord.
Sch Example, Van Name days from Virginia. with oys-
tiers, to master
schr Champion, Robinson, days from Nantucket the
master
The Harbor is again Tree from ice.
Below.
A Bremen ship. Br ship, and a Br bark.
Brig Susan, of Cadiz.
A Br brig, and Br schooner.
Also, lship-unkr0wn.
Bark Kathleen, for Belfast, anchored the Spit.
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Dom sstIc HUMANITARIAN,

NEW ORLEANs-Ship Caena-5 o29 pigs lead II Rogers
& cesbbls pecans hhds sugar + 6shigren-2s do Ro.
bert WIllams.33 bales cotton Colt COLL do Poirer
Eferesl9s do Bastow, Pope co--i30 do ordec-t pkgs
HendeIson-a do Hoppock co-3o e Haven CO.
72 hhds Dennstouu Coo bbls talow 80 do lard 80
90 hhds hams 22 Dbl; pork sss do flour II potash
doIe Perry &co-ao bbls lard Merritt Sco425 do hsur
hi Dbl Col!ns-7 bags wool Des Arts Heuser-
SO do feather. cks Dbl do cks ginseng
Y Recknagel-5 bales mdze Leeds pkgs X Aiburus-
bale Higgns-165 bbls hams Rowland < Aspin-
wall.s bales hemp Taylor Merrl9 do Burritt-0s do
knucA emann.20s bbls moasses IS Kdston-65 do Ii
Myer eo.9 bales deer skins hhds WAX Macy Sons
243 bbs pork do lard ~ kegs hhds hams sides and shout
ders 81 ia obs 10 ties sdesy MChan bis taliow
Ayres Tuns-46 bxs tobacco Havens Sonia bis
4 Poppe-s do sugar d epjamin-2l pkgs mdze 20
bbs order.
NEW EMBARRASSING Hudson-2o45 pigs lead J McCul.
iouEh-lss bales cotton Markoe Wilbur Scots do Hol
1877 bales hemp McGregor Morris96 do Furritt-2s do
q Jaudon-60 hhds sugar Adams X Hawthorn-3o do X
Collins 20 do Roberts Willians-20 Darby COLO
do Rowland Aspn wall308 bbs molasses T. Morgan 4
eo-i9 do Taylor CO.'S hhds provisions s3s l6
allow sc Merritt COLO cks Barstow, Pope co9 hhds
10 bbs Brush COL cks tee IS bbls Marsh-s chs
xidson-lA3 9ss bills Suydam Sage co-42 bales
Field COLI bbls Ross 4 Themas-76 empty cks Vassar
bales hemp 10 cks pumice stone, box mdze
TO order
CHARLEsToN-Bark Edward-l3o cks rice 100 bis cotton
Levsrich67 cks rice Mils38 do sprague, Robinson
co.ioo do Burrlt-31l do Hicks co-C0 do lyes-so
do Hutchinai box w Stillmanl bile schrage, Koop
Dutcheli-1< uc Il Wetmore- lOi bis 10 empty
bbls order
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A TRkATIsE ON DISEASES OF THE SEXUAL
IA SYSTEM-FIFTH EDiTlON.-Adapted to popular
AM profes reading and kerr

A ~ OF TMS Ssss
sSa Ne%
ssS - on m
tans compete review thecause: Of sexual precocy
ofe1es. elias. Of and also Of tnown dis
ss
CosrESTs @Hi.ory of Syphilis; it. modern origin dis.
cins ALI the constitutional symptoms and their treatment
the sh before % tho
Sn
Gs s %h or a%o
invention with pae;, Ftule Phymos.; and
Tes,es for; Hydfossie Vascesie
Of
speImatorrhes its causes veneIea erc;s: and
elss.es life; Pste authors specuum for esamin:
uterine diseases Polys Ligaor, do spermatohea and
&:
SsH sS YS1 MsSsa s"@
a BkRNETHY's B0TANlCAL FILLS, Tor The speedy
These Pills made from prscrpon Of the late cello
srsd Dr. whN for many years:
only his private practice. but in several public hospitals
by their mot di.ssresns with the stomach or affecting the
breath which renders them extremely convenient to take
The wide ,e Pills is the best gu.rau-
s e inc SS
generally sufficient to effect cure in few day., but the
they ss
almost inc rcdble short space Of time,
ee. with but IL e regard 70 as IL abstsnas from
spirtuous liquors Full directions accompany
fs Sss;s: .s.::; az: "a H A'
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nm CERTAIN DISEASES or A DEErLY INTE

SALF As., A a. p. 4sD.4E
TO s; ANY H. ns
psss
be %s:s sSs s
:n.sa on these BY In sss
a.
@RGgs' fiS
S ea ns' 1s". Ss ssss
Aware Of low Option generally entertained Of those
s @ in ss and h which
he; long since a become me, unnecessary.
some Tia! Of rank .mnspes IN hi. pIof..non
thOu.andh Of the mi,ses these people bring upon soc
BE-
In s ns
70 totally destroy the reproductive power 1t fact thai
%
sHsf .n Of evils
haps nothing fruitful the practice Of
and DO e
diseases differ another, that sense
ss se sssho5 Witnessing
f:s Win
the other while not few have been deceived entirely Sr
d'i d. and innoc emit disorders. ~
and aa' s Il The finest Enaye of
Here che patient Pays for p or @
might sgbds % T Th; to ,s1 .ga
he none the better off, Now every real physician
geon that all the physc in the world would
and speedily Ss removed T. every Of common pna
just, land he can appeal to the most eminent phys
clans the city for their truth,l how important that
and Of the he il about to trust in such
to state generally accomplished in little time and
withoutpain Nothing exceed the i'm
the Of this complaint
deed the hands Of and experienced the
demanded months Many consult the writer who
business this Tor short time only but
perfectly cured though has been OF trouble and
anxiety Tor years
For the convenience of those who cannot consult the
personally he furnishes his peculiar and successful
mode ofcue which he adopts each
case. the radical, well rapid aud
positively private that be devised would ngly be
by thousands OF the subject ola differ
nature. . 40 -
by post may be addressed box 500 lower
post and will receive the faithful and deliberate
attention"
n B.-Distinct. nd separate for those who may
hsve wait Iitt ds !m"vc
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rorsIon lmr,ortat,ou.,

LIvERrooL-Shp Atlu-l7 mdsc Reiss, Bross X co-62
es II bales Richardson Watson-38 cs Wright, Stuges
SnawTg es Shredder sweetzcr-l0 cs bis Farnum
stuart u Coz cs cks hardware Heycr-32 cks
eah oge Alfred-6i bis osnaburgs Cameron Il Brand
~ es do Dihon 80 cs mdse Riggs, jenkins
Iii do Iew.e WodS Gls.pe-ll es mdse Hunt Brothers
p oars so bds iron Dwight Foster2Oe BIS pits
i-nds nuce coL9 bis carpetiag Hsdden Son. do
%srs Sams, s Ludwig Goldsmith hard
og cks soda ash q Morewood & COZ c. bs mdsc ID
rsdaea coz do Bond-7 do Godfrey Patersonls do
NJ, Wnteewrght co-y do Grayucn swanwick- 10 0Co
Dstn 9riess lryn- OK hardware NewboId~s BIZ c.
II do smith, Thurga COLO cks chains Wolfe Thor
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pensss';e o ons shns Ssn.rsI snahsr

pensass CHARACTERISTIC of rood commander and that
suldier is thing. general another
have always thought that to be Judge or chief jus
tce should not only be acquainted with the prn-
cples of law in theory but be well versed in
the practice Of the courts thought that persons who
treat diseases Of the human system must first be prac
caly acquainted with the anatomy of the human body
under the impression that master artisanis
obliged before he attain that position to 20 through
the lowest branches Of his craft Nay. suppose for
history certainly tells that the greatest generals Of
ancient and modern times have been those whe were
Graded in camps" and bred to the of in their
youth. Indeed, this would appear but reasonable,
that who knows most about science should take
the command of others in its prosecution and would
TO me- at least appear unreasonable that the lives Of
thousands should be intrusted to man who knows
thing about held operations and who by false step,
might bring defeat to our and disgrace to the
ton and yet the fate OF the campaign to be ntrued
TO general who has never been in the field
The army bill will be taken up in the Senate tomor-
row, and will doubtless pass Immediately. The Lieuten-
ant Generalship will be considered entirely separate
from the bill to enlist ten regiments passed by the House
Monday.
The wings will in all probability vote against the lat
ter. II will, therefore, require but three democratic
votes to defeat it. There are. if mistake not, more
then three democratic Senators opposed to it.
The remains Of the late Mr. were Inferred
to-day with the usual ceremonies. Both houses ao
stained from the transaction of business.
GAIVIENSIS