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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-04-06

LEGS DO Your DUTY-Lincoln said in
Philadelphia, before Independence Hall, that
he would rather be assassinated than abandon
the principles of the Declaration of Indepen-
dence, but within one week he ran from tho
first whispcrings of danger as Aeetly as ever
naked legged Highlander pursued deer on
Scotia's hills. Tho men who made the De-
claration of Independence did not make it
good in that way. They fought for their
rights abraham rims far his The infer.
ence is, they could best maintain its principle
by fehting g-Abrahom his by running. Let
all men use the talent that is given them.
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ISAAC wicRLrrFE

n W MA ~. fe'"'on iof Htiief, 80
appearing to my satisfaction that G. W. Bald
4 win, the defendant in this case resides without
the limits of this State on motion of Reed and
Brown. Pro. Pet, ordered, that ho do appear.nnd
pleod, answer or demur the petition In This cnso
within three months from this dete, on tho same
will be taken against him pro confesso
R0BT. A. THOMPSON, o.R.p,p.
March o. 1861 81 a.,
THE STATE OF SOUTH UAKOLTN8.
IN RouiTY--pIcKBSs.
Shelor Striblihg,
vs.. Petition for Roief 49,
u. T.. Mason and al ~
i appearing TO my satisfaction fhat,E II. Mason
one OF the defendants in THIS case. resIde ,siI,,'
out the limits of this State o. motion Of Reed
Brown, Pro Pet: Ordered that rule be pub
lshed in the Keo,e1 CouzieS reqniYin9 him 10
plead, answCr, or demur to the petition in thi4
case, within three month"; from Ito. publication
thereof, or the same will be inken as to him pya
co,Jesso,
RoB'T. a. THOMPSON. o,R.rp.
comr's Office, Feb, 23, 1861 30 Sm
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-04-06

RED noses are lighthouses to warn voya,
gers on the sea of life off the coast of Mala.
ga, Jamaica, Santa Cruz and Holland.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-04-06

ENJOY the blessings of this day if Go,
sends them; and the evils bear patiently ant
sweet!y.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-04-06

lT is not so unpleasant to poor young wo.
man to wait upon the gentlemen, as it is to a
proudold maid to be waiting for them.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-20
A RAsIssAIs Bf.rdoror.

The Lyons journals mention the arrest OF O
man who II supposed 10 have committed ssvs-
raj murders In the vleiaity OF that city, his VIC
tins In every case bang srvant girls. His last
attempt was made upon ouIg woman named
hAsrK PICHeS, employed In q silk maauyac-
tory. She met the mAu last week, and he
aaksd Der II che knew any young woman In
want Of . situation, as he was look ng for q ser.
want for bis master, who lived At q chateau q
few miles from LJ ons. Tempted by the wages
offered, she agreed 10 take the place herself
Shs sceorsipgiy went by rail from Lyons TO
Montlusl, which the man said was the nearest
station 70 bis masters ehateAu. On alight
ing at Montlasl. the fellow took the giTls
unk on hlA shoulder, aAd said they wOuld 40
the nearest way across the fields After walking
some distance be pretended to be tired
aud said he would hide the trunk among tho
vines, and fetch Il In his masters cart. The
gil's suspi Ions were soon a'srw ards excited by
seeing the mao pick up q large stons, and she
a accordingly kept shlrt distance behind hi n.
After wa king some time In this manner, the
man turned back sudd,nly, and tried TO throw
a cord wi h a running rooss ovei hs: hsid. She,
however, succeeded In getting a~ay, and met
4 Carde- chAmpsrs, who wett bIck with her
TO look for her box, but II was gone. Toa man
was soon after apprhsndsd. la his lodgpgs
we'e found seven umbrellas, aud articles OF 10
male apparel evidently belonging to d'f rant
psrstns. IL IL certain that two girls hSve bseu
murdered and several robbed under similar
circumstances, and there seems good reason TO
uppose that tbs man In custody Is the
author Of these crimes.
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Facts and Runsrs.

JHYY. DAVIS and his brother JOE have, u is
sta Cd. recsn.ly invested over &200, 900 In
Paris In view o. Q comfortable retreat In case
Of ofeoathgsnciss. The people Of France how.
Q, sr have Of late sinosd too great devotion
TO liberty TO bs congsniAl 10 thsm, and thsy
case they escape the traitors doom.
ME- CAnLu.n, who has been chosen United
States Senator fromvirgiuia for the long tsrx,
was member Of the House Of Representatives
and has besn In that body before. Mr. W. T.
WnLKr, tf Monongahsla, 10 . new man in
national politics.
WILLARDs HorKL In Washington has
ohsnged hands. Three entsfprislng PnilAdsl-
phia gentlemen, formerly Of the GifArd House,
hsys purchased tho goodwill, and leased the
building.
GEORGE Z. DoDoK, the newly appointed
Marshal Of Po!ics Of Baltimore, In place Of
the notorious Marshal KANE, has ordered
tho return Of the troop, to their former quar-
10 sntsr the city without written pass from
his captain or colonel, and then they are for
hidden 70 carry arms OF any kind, and are
Cjolrea TO obey the city ordinances. Thus
thsrs will be no interference with the rights Of
any ciussns In Baltimore excspt that treason
will not be permitted TO manifest itsslf.
THE LAST SIEAMkR brought friendly as
surances from all the governments OF Europe-
except Epgland, which country coRtinuss
sullsn.
PGoFKssoR HENRY, Of the Smithst niAn In
sHtnte has prepared blanks, which be inoloses
" ths officers Of the respective regiments, 10
have hllsd up and returned. The plan Is In
Conformity with that Of other countries, and,
II folio we'd up, will prove TO he Of great value
In obtaining q report OF the cOmpar alive
height, weight, ETC., Of onr men.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-20

The Indians have placed themselves in an
attitude OF open hostility TO the whites In Ari-
ANA. Daring the winter some Of the bands
professsd friendship and received rations regu-
lOly from the agent. But at the end Of May,
even these few threw off the mask, beg IN hos
tilitiss, killed several whites, and took poss,s-
sion Of large quantity Of stock In the nsigh
borhood Of the copper mines.
II 10 presumed that the Apacbss have deter
mined upon having Q general war with tho
United States, and that they will not learn
the folly Of such an experiment until they shall
have received 9 eastigation conmsnsurats
tho part Of these Indisns, II Il said that the
Pine Alto mines have bean abandoned, the ist-
tlsmsnts on the Rio Mimbres deserted and sv.
aything lsh 70 the mercy Of the savage.
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rbs Paw and Pen,i.n ef v, luntss. q.

The folio wing rscapitulAtion affords useful
Information TO volunteers and their families
]. After bang mustered into ths service d
the United States, volunteers are entitled to
pay the sams as regular troops.
II. II disabled by wounds received ia ser.
vice or diaeAse contracted In tervies they are
entitled 10 an invalid pension during Life or as
long a. the disability continues.
Ill. II any are killed or die in tho service
Of the United States, leaving widow, she Is
entitled 10 what pay Is due her husband and =
pension. Itthsre Is no widow, tn, child or
children o. such volunteer are entitled TO the
pay and pen,ion until they are sixteen ysArs
Of age.
~, II there is no widow or child under ak
tsn years OF age, tho other heirs OF dece 1dants
are en- led to pay du' the volunteer at the
time Of his death-no pUI sion.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-20
General scott.

A correspondent ffom Washington does not
coincide with the opinion Of newJPapsr field
marshAls respecting the dilAtoriLsss Of tho
CommGnder-in-cbief. He says
"The Lord bs praised for endo wing ono man
in this fast, busting age with the graces Of
silence and patience. Even the IIomeric Joye
is not more sabine than Gen, SCorr at this
hour, calmly gathering his thunderD Dolts. Said
gentleman 70 him the other day, General,
ths people sre impatient for results.' Yes, sir,
knot II, he replied, but they expect success
1t the study Of a life, and am now too old TO
an. War, sir, requires money, men, time
and patience. And, with en- phasiR, President
L sc,Ly has assured me that shall hare all
hese.' Thor, more playfuly, he continued,
u MA ch sn army and then retreat, consumes
sho, leather, and that, for the body Of mon
und,r my charge, 10 an important consiasra-
tspn ~
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-20

One morning noticed Q woman and .
little girl busily sxaminlng the contents Of an
ash barrel. As looked The woman pulled out
. bunch Of withsrsd flowers. She gave them
TO tho child who after one admiring glance
afraid they would be taken from her. Thsg
were treasures 10 her. and psrhaps ths ey 90
that had gaztd on th,it fresh beauty, never
erjoysd them as she did. Tfuly the flowers
are Gods swn littls issionAriss-though Of
the earth, they belong moro than other earth
ly things 10 the soul Bsautifni flowers
max 'pg his heart glad, Will teach the little
child that God loves him. Are thers not dear
children whose homes are sweet with the
precious flowers, who will give some to the
eager eyes gazing so wishfully III. NJ. M.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-20

Captain JONES, who resides IL miles above
Mobile, was the owner Of a schooner in which
he was In the habit OF making extended sxeur-
sions from the shore. On one occasion storm
compelled him 10 take refuge In PsnsseolA,
and, passing the block adipg squadron, be was
arrested In the city on a charge Of treasonable
correspondence but was honorably acquitted
and discharged. The news Of his supposed
treason, however, spread TO Mobile. aod the
Vigilance Committee now ruling that city, de-
tsfmined TO Lynch bin, and whom Captain
JOINS arrived there, and was about taking the
cars TO Join his wife, the com uittse found him,
and Producing ropes, with which they are al
ways furnished, swurg him up to tree by the
roadsids IN spite Of his protsstations OF limo
ceucs. The dead body was given up TO his
wifo who, amidst her unuttsrabls suffering,
devoted wsaks TO the object OF freezing his
memory from the A,psrslops Of the mob. She
proved teyond doubt, that her husband while
living was firm and unwaysring Secessionist,
tho idea OF bstray ing his native state having
never entered his mind, ard this she compsll-
cd the Mobile papers TO acknowledge and pub
lisll. And thus In this "rsign OF terror" per-
ished one teceEsionist Ut the hands Of his own
friends. This tragedy almost equals some Of
the incidents of tue drst French Revolution.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-20

Psrson BRowaLow having been infctmsd
Of eopspusey 10 sen, him aud other Uuiou
men In Tennessee and carry them In irups 70
Montgomery, don't liks H. and ssJsi
. Let the rAnroad whueon Union men are
conveyed 10 Montgomsiy IN irons, Be sternally
and hopelsssly dssrsytd. Let the propsrty d
men b. eonsumsd aud let their lives pay the
tres Of patriotic vyngs.nce be built upon the
Union sltsrs Of the whole land, and let then
90 out whsre thsss eobspr stors live, like the
fires Of the Lord that consumed HADAB and
ABIHu, thu two sons Of AAsos, for presump-
tion lees saoiligious II We are incsrosratsd
At Montgomery or executed thrs or even
elsswhers, all the oonsolstion we want is 10
know that eur psrtizan finds havs visited
upon our psrsecutor,, certain secession lssd
ers Q most tsrnbls Vengeance. Lf " be dose
East Te-~esses, though tie gotes ofhea Be forced
a.d Lhs keorcns fell %
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-20

It has been published in the Southern papsn
tb A. The s,mpa,h es " the Presidents wife
are wi h the ssoessionists The folio sing very
h. d-ome letter received by ons OF our fellow
Ksn'u Skisns cots not indicst. Il
KxaCUrIvK MASsIoH.
June 70. 1S6l.5
Cot JonS FRY:
.ay Dear Sir: Il gives me vsry greN ples-
sure to be the medium of transmission Of these
wsApoos. to be used In the de'snse OF national
sovereignty upon the sill o. kentucky. :.
Though come ysaft have pAssed since len
my native sAts, I have nsvsr esassd 10 con-
template her progr-ss In Happiness and pros.
psrity with ssn,im,nts OF fond and hlial
pride. In every effort Of industrial energy,
10 every sntsrPriss Of honor and vslor, my
In the consciousness that, at this time,
when ths institutions 70 whose fostering
care we owe al that We have OF happiness ana
glory are rudely assailed by ungra etul and
psrricidal hands, the Stats Of Kentucky. ever
true and loyal, furnishes TO the insultsd hAg
OF the Union guard Of her best and brLvest
sons. On every field the proWsss Of Ksntuck-
isus has bean manifested. In the holy cause
OF national defsnas they muAt be invinclble.
Please accept, cir, theIs weapons as . token
OF the love shall never cease to cherish for
my mother stats, Of the pride with which
have al Nays regarded the txploits Of her sons,
and Of the confdenos which feel in the ulti.
mate loyalty Of her psopls, who, while never
forgetting the hom age which their beloved
ate may Justly claim, still remember tn,
higher and grandsr allsgiAncs due to our esm.
moa country. "
Yours very sincerely, MARY LINCOLN.
Col. JoHs FAY. LoIsrle Journal
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-20

Tbs following snecdots is strictly uuo. II
Il contained ins lsttsr from young gentle.
man Who went out Ia vesssl for 81. Thomss !
I'VE we're chs,ed by . privatesr OF Kings
Cssnnel, on Sunday morning. Tbs villain
was close In unssr land, In q small sloop. with
about twsny -fve men. Whsn he d scovsisd
us ws were nearly bsOalmed. He gave chase
and came down very fast on ua thought
tbeis wa, no chance to escaps but BY strats-
geu. and having on board man whom |
could metsmotpbose into any thing, l said to
The captain that he had batter make qua Of
Bully LULr, and awe chase In tam Wsae
co'di'gly won't 10 vsik put . black cap on
BiLLIs head, stretched him fore and at OF
the KEEL OF the boat with rope made fast 10
his heels, 50 that ws could slids him on the
csntrs Of gravity frosly, and pointed his head
10 th. enemy. Having riga.d up . long
Tom, the E,xt tbiag was TO Gre Il; ard this
We did by discbaTgiag pistol into a barrel
and raising q smoke By thro wiaS ashes iato
the air. Tne trick succs,dsd the sloop tackled
and made on We bsulsd On . wind and pur.
susd ber close In und.r the land, thea tackled
sbip and stood in,o St. Thcmas. Thus were
twenty fVe mon driven OF by four.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-20
aho GoAile RAin.

How psaoefully Shs rain ooma doWa
Upon ths quiet sarthf
A. ger tly - Ihs sIscS 81 G1d
Beside the loving hearth.
WI era hsArt doth answer kesvs
With purpose a. N snd trua.
Aud band olssI'a haDd In love
With ali they saS or do.
Where working man and working Wiis.
Az q ID hAsh gtyea sirspgth,
L lnh oihsr aid, each other cheer
Throughout ihsir jouney's Z lsnsth.
y husband. love o nnolhsf. lovst IL
We are sacred auts,s on eAfsh
Hs tell US II cur FaihsiS love
A ye sii btsids The HEARTH
Aud svsn In the gesLe rAil
His Lessons May be heArds
And gsnde will ths heat beao0e
Thaa lL1ssaa W thsir word.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-20

BRo. MAsLtn l ssnd you a ave dollsr bill
On Missouri bank, which yeu will cred to
my acct unit. Ala, for Illinois; our money is
nearly AL dead in oar po.ksts. You should
have bad ali | owe you, Dut the rags di.d on
my hands. IL yosr own money 10 dead, bury
IL and prsash its funeral sermon, but do not
charge th. expenses to ms bat TO the secss.
sionist,. I nope General LYeS will catea
tory JACKSON and ! ang him on the afst tres
he comes to. Union men ous sht TO arm them
sslyes from head TO heels, and shoot down
svsry traitor they coma 10. II God will have
mercy on me, would rather die than that this
glorious Government should Be overtime IN.
II We must bs destroyed, l hope the Lord will
do II, and not give M into the power Of tories.
The army worm Ia making dreadiul sweep Of
our meadowA wheat and corn. We are threa-
tened with drouth here. We have had no rain
foi four weeks. II the Union mon nsei h,lp
TO kill traitcrs, call on Illinois. We can send
you twenty thousand good men and 1ue
Rivers OF blood will now, bat this Union must
stand though the hsAvsns fall.
PETER CARIwRIoHr.
Pleasant Plains, June IL, 1861.
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severe sh.oL Of Earthausss

kortreoi, July ia nvsrs shock Of an
ssrsbquAks was ssls hare % nine O'Clock Last sven
ing, which lssd fer several seooad'. II vas fsl,
., the ssus tms In varisus PLACES In canada wss,
10 laivs City chimneys were blows down and
sulidings shattered.
Prescoa. C. W., Juiy12.--An earthquake was
slt here last sunipg 81 o'clock. Tbs shocks
~ers quite violent and lasted nearly minute.
CO6rg, July 12.-Abeut nite O'Clock We sx.
psrisnosd . severe shock from sn sarbqu,ks,
which lssasd about Q minute.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-20
Tho South Divid,d,

A gentleman lately arrived at Now York
from the South, who has accurate knowledge
Of the condition Of things, says that even In
Alabama there is but bare majority now for
SOC cession and there are counties In the northern
part Of the state where II is not even yet safe
10 talk secession. He 10 confident that Mis-
sissippi Is still for the Union, though dragooD-
cd into secession and Arkansas Is anything but
Dnanimf us for ssCession. He says the great
strength Of the rebels lies In their belief that
Lortbern men are towards aud will not fight.
The first great victory Of the govsrnun,n', he
thinks, will disp.l this Illusion, and Cause a
quick collapse Of the whole secession move
mont,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-20
severe Ysruate nc LsHdssAsrry, n. H.
DAtructiss sf Property. etc.

kanosester, N. r.. judy ia destructive
,onsdo pssssd through LondoHd ury yesterday
afternoon fror ths southwest Several buildings
were unoef.d, nunb.r Of barns dsmslishsd, end
orchards and crops ruined. The tornado swsps
about shiid Of mile In widsh through valuable
timber land, lsvellipg everything Of sEs, blookad~
ing the Io,ds, end ding dsmass 10 the sx,sni oi
many thouAsds Of dollars. Ths people were much
fishtsnse, and fed In all direcsioEs, bu, founaie-
~ no one wa iDjupd.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-20

Colonel FRArz srhasL, OF Missouri, who
bss provsd himsslf not oplv brave naa bat
pftoueai soldier, h q Europsan oficsr who
served WITH dist'netion 10 ths Revolution OF
1913. whore be Arst drew his sword for liberty.
BE Is . native Of BAdsn, and was graduated
tered the regular army of Baden, ard Was ad-
ysrcsd 70 the ~ Of Caief Adj jatant In 1917.
His ympsthitA with the irst revolution in
Southern Gsrmany lost him his com mttsion.
he va eommandsr Of the Rspublicsn forces
In the Grand Duc1y Of II ,i.n, under the pro-
yisiof al government Of HsckKa, SrRuvs asd
BsErrAro, and c mductsd tbs cam pal gn with
Rfost skill. 1hs tnsurreeton having been
finally suppressed by ths Prussian army, SrE-
orL msds hn escape 70 this country, whsrs
HEcKxn and oihsIs CT his c,mpstriots also
huod refuge.
Col. sInsnI resided for several yeas In 81.
IL uis and en- the ffs call Of the President for
uoots 70 defend ths Government against the
msc Stnations Of tbs rebe,s, he instantly en-
sr'd the eslt, raising a rsgtmeat q German
ITO 'ps In 81. Louis. HsoEKE his fmmer su
p. rior, left his pleasant hons in lliinois with
his soa. aud botu entered "a prlvatss in Sts.
q as regimSnt This prompt and patriotic
movement of ths Ger man population dted tho
snulaion Of THAR fellow count'ymen Ia IL
liuois, who in ncdlstsly organized a JAger
regioient In that stats, and sent foi HECK an
70 ueCobo buolt Csm WAnuof.
At first HzcKsR declinsd, declaring that he
prefer red 6sh,ins as = private uuder hi, oil
friend Ia whom h. had m re eoniioscs than
hi nssli, but yielded at las, aud procssdsd 70
lilin Is TO assume the eolonslcy OF tbs Jig'rs.
Iti Is a singular fact that on The dnt app Isr
anee OF the p esidents pee smAtion, ColORel
81, al was Offered tls csmo and Of tn, goth
kOgiOsnt. u itsi Turner X fisS, OF this city,
but Ia dscliaet, alleging as . reason that he
could be more ussfal IN Missouri. He prefer
rcd TO adhere 10 the fortuns Of the lyL Gar
mans In 81. Louis, fully stsursd th.t thsy
would distir gui,h ihsmsSiyes should the oP
portupity off&.
Col. 5naEL Is still young, bsing only 81
years old, but his sc'ivs pili,sy lie and the sx
p risncs gained in Eutopsan warfare sminently
nt him for tue command Ia which he has al
raey given proof Of rare ability asd Singular
ctoln.ss In the hour Of danger. He wiu be
frequently heard from In this caupiEn,
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A Here.

Miss PARDoK, In q recent work, relates the
following interesting aIecdote -
At the battle Of Msntmirall, q young sfliosr,
named DURosnR, CHANGED to be In attendance
on the Emperor st the moment when II became
essential 20 dispatch an order 10 one OF the
Generals OF Division, and NAPOLEON hastily
SUNNI oning him 70 his side. gave him instruc-
tions 10 deliver II without delay.
Z" Spare neither yourself nor horse sir, he
said stsrnly, for there Is not = moment 10
lose and return at oncs to report 10 me that
my order has been obeyed.
Ahot and Ahsls, and within . quarter Of an
hour he was again beside the Emperor. HIS
You have behaved we'll, monsieur" said
Napoleon when he had received his report; 'you
have btout heat and 4 clear head, though
you are still only youngster. l give you a
captains brsvst and attach you To my person.
What Is your manner"
"Durosier, sire."
"It seem, familiar 10 me. On what oeca-
sion have l before heard it1"
~ was the Colonel Of the boy battalion your
majesty" MN
tion,l reason why SHOULD attach you to my
"lt is too late, sirs," murmured the ysung
soldier.
"Too late, Captain Durosisr, and whyl"
'Sre. they have hit me-" As he spoke he
withdrew a handkerchief saturated with blood,
from the bReSst OF his coat. "Au will DO over
= Vipe = Empeysurl Tpe Ia France p
He Tosled for an instant in his Saddle, and
then fen heavily into the arms Of An officer who
bad sprung forWAid d TO support him. TnGoLEoH
DuRosIkR was corpBO.
80 young 30 ycung and 90 brave and
| TO die on his first battle field !" exclaimed the
| Empsror, rs he bent down for an instant ovsI
| tho body, Poor boy Poor boy /"
| Then putting spurs To his horse, he gallopsd
off, as u unable 70 linger over 90 sad specta'
/ cle
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-20

trI.n Bcsrd o. Missis n, 200 0c-p,ls By hsys.
In The Bspgs tongue 200 ojbvs fssts-
mepts for el ribudon IN Canada Missors |,
to suudsy School Union o. ths Mstho5ik
Episcopal Cbwoh Bibias and Testsmsnts Or
national y.s.ls az Pst.nosth. N. II. R@-
Denusra; books for the Depository e fsss,
rmksy, 800 Bibiss and coo Tsstansnts n
Patugus.s, for Bsaxn bocks In Epeiink.
Swsdish, Dutoh, and Horvegisn, for tfstrfbn-
nou In Shn ghaa. Several graots were mahs
- ioiers Dss,oes Whist hsvs b.eu suppnsk
h'ough cur 81 xilisriss and hooks In ssvsr.t
snepsF-s, Tor oistribution bv captains Of v>s-
el Ealing to fjrsign ports. Thsre we're grsnt-
Cd $500 20 the Sviss Italian Connitts,, -
airy On their work. ts
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-20

PkrxR VAN BUsKmK, Of Washington, Is 90
years old, He was on the revolutionary ipen-
sion list as private. As suc Oh he bad received
o. month. Bat he claimed 70 have b'en as
sistant forage master. and he recsutly found
the svidsnce 10 sstablish his claim. He lis thsre-
iors awarded arrskragsa 10 the amount Of tlsr :
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-20
sece~loa Cap,are a. M.rlI.sburs.

Capt. GUARD. fOr ssven years In the FIepch
Chasseurs d Antique, and now Of Company Y,
7,h Pennsylvania Rsgimant, captured. on san
day, 8 troopers, 4 horses, 2 reyolvsrs, 1 nolstsr
pistol, Halls cArbins, and swords.
During reeoshoisancs made in force by the
18th Pennsylvania and Let City Troops, 18
prisoners have bean taken. among them =
hsphsw Of Capt. BUrLKR, Of the Confsdsrsts
army. ~
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-07-20

Arrival Of tie Canada at Bostsn
Boston, July 12.-Ths Canada arrived at
p. 4. Her mails were forwarded At $50 on the
night train.