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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-10
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, JANUARY TO- 1859

SHIPPING.
TUE BRITISH AND NuRTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL
FROM NEW LIVERPOOL
Chief sabin passage
D~AN '-'' '"' RIO. BOSTON 70 LivEnrool-
S SnieI Sao mp passage:
The sSps rom Ses.on call ri Hahia.
1shs GssS sstss s SssSsRs e e, IHs
These vessels clear white light at msshsad green on
zs5s leaves 81! Sss YORK. Wednesday jar. s 1850
s s'.. * ~
Bern. Secured until paid i s:'' Wednesday, ''
RI. esrsrnS &c snrssSn On hoard ~, o,s
@ & u % s.S or
' s I'aSs z sn:' SS Flowing Green
CrEAh TO LIVERPOOL, LONDON, GLASGOW, DUB
Nm Bsas, and londonderry and AZ the principal
New w SS@s d saS = y
splendid Cydebn iron screw ssAmahps intended
CITY OF ssi$ Sss s ss;s g.ss.sy.s
Passengers win IND This The speedy the
Cabin, from New Ycrh and fhladslphis
Return tickets available for SIX months SO
.: sns % p.s S rss aessss Bremen
Notice steamers AZ. provided with every e1nis;,ie
ciplne is enforced with regard The nj lights
freight passage apply at the oce of the company
JOHN q. UiLE V oreadwsy N. Y, Agent
In Liverpool 10 WM. INMAn, Tower nuildings
A TLAETIC ROYAL NAIL STEAM NAvfGAftoS
Company N New SOrs and aaway pa Sss d
BkRT Captain Waters Thursday, tbs 9Th Of January
isn touching at ST. Johns to receive the regal mails
Prices Of pssssgeFst GLASS $780, second $780, third $50 ia
Gliding free all the principal railway
in Great Britain Third class provide plata knife and
fork &c and bedding Passage to st. Johns-Frst $685.
second SIS
For Freight inquire Of the American Express
Hudson other
in the interior Passage the third
any OF the Offices BRING persons from
principal cities railway Britain $5
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY
ALEX. HOLLAND, Man 4ger.
SyTEAN TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST, DUe.
- in and Londonderry without delay. for $50 turn tick
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STEAN TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL BELFAST, Due
- in and Londonderry without delay for $50
cts to either Of above places good for sx months by
steamer Of the line, $50
EDiNBURG Capt Cumming. Saturday FEB. 10, - NJ
Rates Of SIS; third class found with rock cd
provisions, $50
For freight or passage apply 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-10
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., wANTND.

HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT A FLOOR Of FIVE
n sI rsms, furnished npfurnshed, suitable for
housekeeping in genie house not above clinton place be
the bowery and Sixth Rent be moderate.
Address Thomas, box 179 Herald once.
UNFINISHED APARTMENTS wANrED-COSsfSrISd
Of bedroom and paror on FIRST door with basement and
servant three second hoor with for
servant in house with modern improvements Terms not u
S25 month, payable 10 advance II required Adj
d A. M. L.. boz 1853 Herald Office.
HOUSES wANTED--FURNIsIIED OR UNrURNISHED
IL immediate occupation. Parties having such TO offer
Gale lease find ready purchasers tenants by
leaving particulars ri Office immediately
DINGEE HOLDEN, No 9 Nassau street
WAYTED-To HIRE A RooMY BUILDING, sUITA-
w BILE for manufacturing purposes with steam engine
the premises OF twenty or thirty horse power location in
owning such property and willing o lease Il for Of
years may good dressnx
box l64 Herald office, stating location
WANTED TO HfRE-A PLACE CONVENIENT TO
w Brooklyn, containing few With yelling house
AID onbudngs Mast be In healthy location; ut In the
vicinity of rtbusb would be preferred Address stating 10
cation aud terms, H. II box Az Post Office, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-10

z NIGHTS TEMPLARs REUNION, UNDER THE AUS.
N pices Of Morton Commandery No T. January 10 1859
Tickets the above be procured by all Sir knights of
the commiee-Chsr les Newton No. Maien lane Thomas
Moon; Jsmes N. Austin, GRAND Secretary souice
H. f. L. BUNTING, r. @.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14
The Loss of the Argo.
RI rpx EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.

sr. JOHNS, NEWFOUNDLAND, July s, 1859.
imperative duty 70 the public ca for thorough in
,to the causes which LED to the loss Of the fine
steamer Ago Of the Galway LIE, which ieft your port
pder most promising auspices the Esd June Unlike the
ancient enpedton we carried all evils within, and
with Rory o. More Ike pertnacity, things went by con-
srares nSyrens the rocks but on board passen
vcrs neeced instead Of the RAM &c "a full account Of
which you shall receive reach our deetina
siop We anticipate that justice the company
VIII pursue liberal policy towards the injured sufferers
many Of whom bereft Of everything but the clothes
they mood In when landed the rocks Yours in
AN UNFORTUNATE ARG0NAUr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14

- rhis cAshousbie summer hotel open for The 70
eepscn q ssspku e De en Won all cS-oe Staten slaa
Win an esspsVs wsss onl good isa water bathing host
men sisc heir u Waiting New York DURING is sues
monlhs Win and he Ia reoI ela Hoase a. sosvonen. = DO
foio; =. ~ and ll4s M and S.1 NJ hon sArOi~'
H.Wssi,Ey w Bill Jsle Of Iasarse House) Proprietor
xA-u .axes no longer " 80 from Nos VorS 70 xergA
pos1l ban hcT s"cn sariy " 2nion SQUARE
e,pRs~sauRY. Nsw JsssEY.-yHE fAvI''r No
TEL rort w.ss.gon nov 10 pe.rsHs .or 10 resep
uen spo aecoo an o. peri. % Saas'eQs hnardeIs
The I'd pledses hseM 70 leave nothing uudono ha
CA land w the o o ard pleasure Of those wao may me
surosssed ood sisbng ard ~ h1rses ana
he surrounding country ors many pleasant ndes an1
ish iussrI Writer'S accommodated WITH reire:omse
.; all hourR Anoc' A~VAH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14

OUR OLD DEvENrEss--IHE ysTERANs Of Tai
~ wEr Of 1872 1873 e1d 1914 70 have ID
Monday ihe 22d OF August nsvds Ialsnd for tho bsne
Of tho needv and bind members OF the MI I'D
citizens patrorke the DID soldiers and Ill ihef boag
shsno UP,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14
SPORT'TNG.

noG WANTED.--ANY PERSON HAVING A GOOD
Crosby and Beecker ate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14

TNO LEASE FOR FIVE YEARs-A RARE CHANCE
Inc premises IN the Star Buildings Washington City corr
ner OF eyen!. street and Penn avenue az he
rgesf boarding hogae In city mid 5ewegs
the Capitol and the Presidents house, suited hotel ON
European plan Its and will be The uesrss
possible TO the theatre andPhihsrmonic boel and viii
commodate 100 dodgers Apply By letter Otherwise 10 W
D. WALLACE. Washington city. " "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14

FIRE. FIRE.
GREAT BARGAINS
WET AND BURNED GOODS.
At 262 BOWERY.
The entire Gock
SELLING OFF
At dfty cents on the dollar,
By order of the companies must be sol ut b.
the 18th Of August
The sock consists Of cosks shAws antAs silks baregea
oraandies lawns. linens muslins sheetngs prints, gng
hame, de-, &c
And every description of DRY GOODS.
Thh extraordinary opportunity for families wshiny
save money Don't fail 70 call ut
W. r. ROBERTS,
252 Bowery, between Prince and Houston lreels
Open from TO l and 2 10 o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14

FOR SALE CHEAP-A FARM IN WESTCHEsrER
county. one mile IRON Harts Corner station Harlem
S acre: good land good barn. sasee house and
schools &C. convenient This good chance any person
wanting farm WI be sold on liberal terms Apply until
No aRerts cod Apply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14

GRAND OPENING OF NOVELTIES IN FALL GOODS
8. n. PEYsER bess 10 inform his customers and buyers n
general. that be hss removed his
WHOLhSAIig DEPARTMENT
from The cseY OF Broadway end Brooe street TO 08 BrcA4
Canal and Walker streets nearly opposite the
Brsndreth Hous where he will exhibit IN four large and
the entire stock OF h6 Fall mportA
tons, consisting of tbe choicest novelties IN
LADIES' DRESS CLOAK AND NAN LILA ThlMM1NSsa
Real chsntiTy and sStpuIe Lace,
German zephyr and Shetland woola
Canvass cher2e
Purse. hoss and filing sIks,
S!..Ia~u ccc:ons
commenced and fnished erabrojeyiea
PerhRn keaddreeges, net
Satr pins combs fans
beads OF every desert otior
.,, shetland veila, tides,
AND variety OF French fancy articles
All ne above goods have been selected with rrest
H 1 auins ala late visit to Eurcpa $50 he ,e.ns
-.~-.--. =. purchasers, with the fullest
snce viii offer greser Inducements IN the above line
done IA the cts before This assertion viii be found
not exaggerated By calling and examining his stock.
8 PEYSEH,
400 Broadway,
Between Gsnsl spd walker .treea,
Nesrly opposite the Brandreth Houea
N B-Keceived c,ns!2nment-
large stock Of woosp snaws Of the newest desgne which
will be hered TO cy and country jObbers ct remarkably los
prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14

HUTCHTHy HO1SE 10 wAvRl1EY PLACE, FIVE
IL doCrs ~est Of Broad SSv, opposite the New York hoe,
upon the European plan. Single from so rents 10 rs
per day Parors. vi.b ANAL attached reason
aai. SVTqHlNs 4 WaITTIEa, ProgHeDr,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14
aALnD or RMMA AsTA~As

LIVERY FAMILY GAN HAVE HOMg-AT EAST
~ New York tho Homestead Improvement Company are
erecting cottage houses workshops &C. ooshog IVY
with lot 10 Ave acres; easy payments Gss New YORK Is
now great raro,d centre property rapidly improving
In value For plsns of buildings Ac apply to on ARLSs
MILLER, Is William Btre No 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14

nR. NICHOLS GIVEs HIS FIRST J.ECrURxo ON oATHO.
H. ciiy and Professionalism this evening nj Mozart Hail 66
broadway opposite Bond stTes he will pay bis respects
DR. Thornpsnn DR. Belows Hts Cora L. " Hstcb aad ohe
distiug uished know nothiogs.
THE H0RrABA CASE REV. HUGH H. BL4IE
win deliver second dscoarae % ~ this case, tat
lords day evening lab ins, 10 the Charles ee ehur ID
Services TO commence nj III clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14

y with axtufes 81 l46 Baxter street Possession }.
d,ely Annual $40. Apply 10 H. r. WEST. 1888 Graz
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14

NOR SALE CHEAP-2O0 GOOD HEALTHY No JnIN0
BIRDS OF first breed knocking feed from tbs
right Sort for sale at 42a Gfeenwch street, Lsixhs
street FRANK RHODEkS 10.
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Nxw YORK AND EARIER RkIhgn.n c.,,.,, =
~ BUhkkk ARRAHGEneFr AM,
On ind After Wednesday, june / isSe rr.+.. -,
STsn stIs s;sss; s.sios few ycrk fsiors VIZ ies's
FOR White Plains-1ls 80 A. n, aud 5p 81" 90" y. q
yor White Fls,rp-6ls p NJ, from wsse Az c,,.,,.
FOR Dover Poins-< 80 n. NS9oe "r~es'
goz Albany $40 A. N. mai yAta
Resufnirs will Leave
Doyef Fiatnx-BM A. H.
Ehiis Platnc-s set A. N. s sndsPy.
WLhsuftrtdge-6 and ap A. ~, apdbPk
&JtaL r--u.5p a. NJ. Ssil train.
FA j. VAAP9SLIs Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14

TOR SALE LOW-TBE sLOOP Yacht AIGLETrO %
TONS nearly new complste 10 every way; large rJoy
abin, fat sailer and saunch boat
w. W. WARD 90 Cedar s,Yeet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14

NEANTILLAs AND CLOARs
~
TIE FALL AND WINTER T5kUE
GEORGE BRODIE'S
$50 Canal street and 419 Broadway.
SOUTueRN BUYERS
Are specially invited 10 the handsomeBt cheapest
garments IN the
UNITED STATES
BRODE bas been for the last years the acknowledged
see HAEPrs AND Cooley
NEOsQUTrO NETS CHEAP TAsTY AND DURABLE,
IVA easily sttAcaet any bedsead 10 swing on And OF ~
pleasnre ALSO Phptons combination furniture sold by The
yaenees corner Of FOURTH Nod tenth street. tetS
door from Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14

4 COUNTRY RESIDENCE With AL THE CirY .D-
e. vantages fac hooee ans beautifully saatef In hsl-
,oa harlem bridge containing ak rooms Cara and
stssss every hour from City Hall fair six esas The
So nh Inquire IN the cpeltsrs shop 20, Green
wich atreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14

UNoR sALR-rwO FIRST CLASS FULL FRONT BROWN
stnne front houses built in beet manner with all the mo
dern Murray hi second and hrd houses
0nn Of Thirty ninth street Lexington
nue.. Inquire the premiaee,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14

LNoR SALE. Or EXCHANGE FOR GOOD PRODUCTIVE
city propery-a very de.rsbe country residence situated
~ Rev Jersey containing thirty four acres upland twenty
has % rate buduSs plenty Of fruit and ,hsde tees and viii
be disposed favorable terms Inquire Of j. STR At
TOM ct the lumber yard foot Of West Fifty hh street, North
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14

II Wm open on Hoadsy: August 10.
At their Retail Store,
PLAIN s ~ hFfsS. sna PLAID rLaNNEIs
SILK AND WOOL fLSNHyIs, .a.s'sf0r
LADIES AND INFANTS WEAR.
SHAKER, BALLARD v AlEs ENGLISH. AND gwsLsH
FLANNEL6
Also,
coo BALMORst SKIRTS
AbO,
Alo. Of WHITE DAMAsK,
2yArie wide al Is cents per yard
TALL AND WINTER sHt HSystR
s broadway between Canal Walker Streets nearly op
~ posite The Brsndreth House.
ias just received on CONFINEMENT twenty nousano
Woolen shaws newest designs which he WI oher TO
city and country Joobers at exuemey low pnces
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE / Co will oner at retail on
MONDAY, the 18th.
Their large fall nporstons containing every sr lie ne
sary for hotel and family use VIZ
shines sheetpra Linens Table pamssls Cloth. AMI N,p
DESCRIPTION, Lace and Muslin Curtains and
Dnpery Mus!ns.
ALSO,
sOo cases COTTON sHEETINGs and sHIRrINGs
At manusscturers prices
Many of goods win be found very cheap, having
been purchased previous the present advanced price
Canal corner OF Mercer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14
a.an.r.-sns FOB SUPERB ANo RICHLY

"a toned rosewood
IN si e Of grandeur rarely be found
carvings OF magnificent design the wh,e 10 the style Louis
XIV carved legs and extra rich decorations:
city makers full warranted, nearly sud perfectly rich
fone must be be described Apply for four
676 Sixth avenue fortie'h street. from p
N Bias portable shipping In objee. for cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14

At 10x A. NJ TOMORROW CHAgIrY SERMON
a will be preached In ct Andrews church. OF Dusna
street and City kal place By Rev Dr. Walsh. COLLECTION
will be taken up TO help to pay for The lot lately purchased
rear Of the church for s enlargement In
portion taken of In front for the widening OF Duane street
the afternoon service 81 O'Clock The Rev Tracy will
preach and collection will be up he sae ,urpose
solernr vespes will be chaunted by the Rev Dr Yohe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14

CPORTING.-ALL THE CSoICE BR sEDs or DOGS AT
No specs slip Dogs boarded sud trained 70 any pero1
ance Butlers mango nen. and 1ea sud.
den cure for sill diseases OF the skin Ac desinR
Areous destruction 10 all ve.n Price 30 certs pcr noe
Buffers nov work on the dog 81.
YACHT 10 LEA FAST, sAFE YACHT OF 10
tons with careful man. TO le1 at moderate ,harre for
excursions or nshing parties Apply 70 OHAs VAUGHAN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-28
fredericksburg Items.

EttI, an NJ Cant ArtLur Jenkins wa.
run over by the Railroad cars on Thursday
morning last. killing him instantly, and
u,unglng his body in u shocking manner
The little fellow, with Il number OF other
boys, Jumped on the platform OF the train rs
il moved from the depot, and when near the
Railroad bridge, they essayed to Jump Of
Capt. jenkins son tell beneath the wheel.
M fault attaches To any con nected witli the
r"a".
MessrI Thomas Williams and Geo. Parr
went u cunning on Thursday. As they were
getting over fence the hammer OF the gun
"l me former caught ana iaiiihg DacK on
the cap tSpinheh. Sehding inc ioau 'hto 'he
shoulder OF hr. rafr' Causing SERIOUS an"
painful wound.
Among the eases argued at the Fall term
Of the Circuit Court 81 r sex was that oi the
Administrators ni S'las W Spindle deceased
vs. Executors ol Austin Brockenbrougii. de-
ceaaed-.a plea OF usnry, involving an amount
ct slo:'So. IL was decided IN '"'or % '"e
fh'htihs. pei"ii'iahtS couhse! 'iauo 'no
.n''' ~ !" 10" mn ,''"'' "":''' s,a.,non
a"e aa",a' :" ''J''" g nan',,, d;snovsrsJ
S.a,'u" va '''' S'''''1 ' "'"'J
'''''"'o'
wagon passed through RECONNAISSANCE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-28
Arrival of the Steamer Africa.

New YORK, Nov. 25.-The steamer Afr-
ca arrived this evening from Liverpool. with
dates to the 18th inst.--the same day on
which the Crcassia sailed.
ENGLAND.-The Prince of Wales sigh-
teenth birthday was celebrated on the 9Th
instant He is now fully qualified by ago
10 ascend the throne in case of vacancy.
The statement that DR.. Smethurst will be
pardoned of murder, aud tried Of bigamy. is
coniradcted.
Sir Lewis in the banquet speech, made
no alusinn to the troubles with America on
the San Juan question.
The nine hours movement in London has
ended The building trades, having careful.
" considered their position. have determined
to withdraw their strike.
FRANcE.-The Muniteur publishes cir
cuar issued by Count Walewski To the French
diplomatic agents. explaining the advanta-
yes OF the Zurich treaty, stating that France
will not have 10 advance the amount OF debt
due by Piedmont 10 Austria. but will coop
crate with Piedmont in making the stipula-
ted payments.
France has demanded from Sardinia sixty
million francs for war expenses. The CIR
cular further states that the government has
received assurances that the Pope is only
waiting for an opportune moment to make
public certain reforms by whi1h the gov
eminent of the clergy will be replae-d by
government generally composed OF the laity.
including an Assembly elected by the peo-
pie.
The Paris Patris is assured that the King
Of Sardinia, in reply TO Napoleon. expresses
confidence IN the sympathieS Of the Empe-
ror in favor of the Italian cause. lilo de-
clares that he will leave to the decision OF
the Congress about 10 assemble all matters
relating To the reorganization OF ltnly.
AusrRlA.--lt is reported that the Council
Of Empire is being transformed intoa Senate.
which will control the administration of the
finances.
ArRlcA-The British steamer Spthead
has captured a SLAYER with 800 slaves on
board.
Tux MARxErs.-LIvrRrooL. November IL
Cotton.--Ilunts circular says that the adyicec by
the America nanred disappointment, aud The de-
mand WAS moderate. holders cvincing moro desire
10 sell al II decline of | lb(a Id. Common quail.
ties were more freely bought, owing to the scarci
" and HIGH price OF desirable coitons. The i'm
ports Of the week were $1,000 bales. and al sca
~. 900 bales. against III 900 last year.
Manchester aiyicgs were favorable, owing 10 ad-
vices from india. Yarns had advanced (g I'd, aud
goods dL 3D.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-28
Lcudoun County Items.

Gen Asa Rogers has ordered the Colonels
OF the j6th aud 51th Regiments. to order out
sufficient force 10 guard the boundaries Of
l.oudoun along the Potomac and the Blue
Ridge. The order hns been promptly cum-
Piled with. Lpudnun is amply able to de.
tend herself, without aid from other quar-
ters. Some arms have been received here.
Two individuals. Of suspicious character
were arrested at Cum Spring, in this county
on Wednesday last. and not being able 10
give good account OF themselves. were COM
mitted to Jail. They call themselves VIM
NJ. Kelsey and Thomas NcGarvan.
The Ladies Of Leesburg and the vicinity, in
tend having u Fair in the Cour,-House, on
Tuesday. November 18th. 1859. for the pur-
pose Of aiding in Informing the Loudoun
Guard
The Leesburg Cavalry, under the command
of Capt. Shreve, we learn were ordered by
Col. Ramey, to take their station along the
Passes Of 80 much OF the Potomac River, AZ
is in his regiment. Capt. Shreye, III ODE
iience 10 orders marched 10 the Potomac
with about 80 men, on Wednesday morning
last Loudoun was never more free from
lftI VI IiNthtD tuhu 1T lHI5 liiht
Quiet and peace peryade the whole county.
Mr. Fenton Slack, citizen of our town,
discqvered smoke issuing from his build
ing about noon on Wednesday last, and soon
found one Of his beds up stairs on fire. By
an extra effnp he succeeded in putting out
the fire. lie was slightly burnt in the effort.
Cause Of thu tirs unknown.
An alarm Of fire va. given on Monday
night last, which proved 10 be some rags on
FIRE in the room over NJ Pmkett's stare, which
caught accidentally from the stove. II WAS
soon extinguished.
We ara pleased to ace, W. {. Paxson'-
trotting horse, James Buchanan. took the
premium for speed nj the fredericksburg
Fair, over several Of the fastest trotters in
the State THIS horse has been admirably
trained, ant has taken /. high position
among the last horses Of tins country -
i,esJUy Vasht0gfDnian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-28
Military Spirit OF the Valley of Vii

Ii gives us 10 ordinary pride and pleasure
to record the indications OF military feeling
exhibited by the people of our great Valley;
called forth by the startling rum"rs which
have reached us from time Ia time within
the last week. Our people, notwithstanding
the profession of arms IL not one ot their
pursuits. yet pussa-s the true ilre ol the
flint" aud NAV always he relied upon when
ever the country requires their services III
the tented field. They are minute men,
ready at Il moments warming, 10 fly 10 the
standard of their country wherever II may
he raised We have in another paragraph,
alluded to the promptitude and active for
ward movement Of our gallant village corps
the Valley Guards. The spirit manifested
by the Guards" is but IN illustration Ui
the spirit that animate nil the people OF
the Valley counties.
At Woodstock, the startling intelligence
received by the afternoons train WAS COM
nunicated to Il debating society, when 1t
was Instantly resolved IL ring the bells oi
the town, and at once organize volunteer
company The citizens III once responded TO
the call, aud company was ut once formed
with the view of proceeding Instantly To the
scene Of apurehended danger. One ct the
volunteers of this company was young
Methodist preacher. who had his appoint
ments to fill; yet he declared his patriotic
purpose to lay down. for brief space, the
sword of the spirit, and TO take up the carnal
weapons necessary To defend the rights and
the interests Of his country. Mr.. Hyde is. we
learn talented and intelligent preacher,
and this act shows him to be good and true
man lie is member of the Baltimore
Conference Of the Methodist +. Church, and
in consideration OF his courage and spirit
aud fitness for the post, he was Mt once eiec-
red Lieutenant of the company. he assisted
in organizing. Ihe Woodstock company
was composed OF the best men OF the town,
and were commanded by the gallant Gol.
Albert.
These illustrations of the military spirit
of the Valley are sufficient 10 show that the
gallant Tenth Legion il III ready 10 hight IA
she is t. vote. We could cite Instances 3"
an indefinite extent showing the prevalence
of this feeling II is shared BY all alike.
Ruckimyham Register.