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UNWITTINe REBEL AaENTs.

By the ingenuity of the rebels loyal mer-
camille houses have been made the medium
OF conveying intelligence between the rebels
and their agents abroad, In some instances,
however, firms, every member Of which have
been identified with the Republican Party,
have sustained the Administration, and have
subscribed largely to the National loan, have
been found in this awkward position, and
when told Of il have been indignant at the
suspicion thus seemingly cast upon their 10y
atty, but we're unable to deny papable facts
which showed how completely they had been
uszd 70 serve the purposes OF the re 7ellion,
though unconsciously to themselves. The
manner in which the thing was conducted
vas this; A rebel messenger from the South
would mail letters from some Northern Post
Office, directed to fictitious party in Lon
don, care Of some house in New York OF
known loyalty, and they, susposing that the
letters came from some Of their cOrrespon-
dents. would put their letters with their own
mali and forward them. The removal Of the
envelope would disclose smother superserip-
fiou, and that the name Of seme rebel emissa-
N abroad. Their letters in reply would be
forwarded to Fictitious address, care Of the
same house in New York, and marked: aTc
Be called for" The person calling would be
rebel messenger. The Government detec-
tf4ss deserve great credit for their ingenuity
81 farreting out this dedge Of the rebels, and
this disclosure in the Times win probably
put our loyal merchants on their guard.
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MeffantilE @olleags.
CLEVELAND COLLEGE.
~ aohOlarships good in Ei,ht Colleges.

~ scholarships good in Ei?ht Colleges.
ssgstudents enter at any time and study either
day or evening. or both.
- Evening Students in Accounts take full
courses.
81 Evening Arithmstis Glasses taught on rsa-
sonabie terms.
~WILBER'S Writing OlssEes for Ladies' and
9sntemen commence on the first Of each month";
Terms-Sl0 for the Winter, or IS per month.
RB-Oan ct once. Don't Delay. 60 while You
think Of 1t. nOyl3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-05
RFFusAIs TO ACCEPT MORE TROOPS.

Every mail brings from twenty to thirty
letters 70 the War Department, from parties
stating that they can raise regiments battal-
ions. or brigades for the different arms of ser
vice, and seeking authority to do so. The
answer given is that no further authorization
can Be granted
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-05
WnahInrtnn Itemn.
rHE CASE OF aEs. FREMoEF,

R shipley, Esq Of St. Louis, is in Wash
ington, and will romain in the city as coun-
eel OF the Government in an action which
may be taken in the case Of Cen. Fremont
Heisa distinguished member of the st. Louis
kar
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-05
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1861,
FROM AsPINWALL.

NEW 1OhK, Lee. q.
The steamship Northern Light from As.
pinWall Nov. goth, has arrived. She brings
Ss73 900 in treasure. Tho Captain reports
that inflammation had been received at As
pinWall that the privateer Sumter was at
Martinique Nov. 9th, and that the United
States guR-boat IrOquois was within four
hours sail Of her.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-05

d DEVOLVERS AND BOWIE
Allen 3 Hselock's, enarp'li SPIES, smith VIZ
5o1'1s large a1d mail, With FaTlou other Kinds,
uat received and for sale cheap A.
n aAIL lESLEHlB
Gun stoFs, lol EugslloF 3,rs5is GI5Tslala.
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8utEls.
Ct. NICHOLAS HOTEL
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BOARD REDUOED TO 50 P1R DAY.

Since the opening Of this vast and commodious
HOTEL IN 1854 1t has been the single sndszEor Of the
ProprietOrs to make it the most sumptuOua, con-
Yenient and comfortable home for the citizen and
stranger on this side the Atlantic.
And whatever has seemed likely to administer to
the comfort Of its guests they have endsavored,
without regard to cost, to provide and 70 combine
all the elements Of individual and social enjoyment
which modern art has invented, and modern taste
approved and the patronage which it has com.
manded during the past six yeaTH is gratifying
prosf that their Efforts have been appreciated.
Tomeet the sxigencies Of the times, when all are
required to practice the most rigid economy, tho
undersigned have reduced the price Of Board to
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
At the same time abating none Of the Injuries with
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THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN.
Il TRAL RAILROAD,
IT,

1CWlFH ITS OONEEOEIOEs.J "
Is A FIRST-CLASS ROUTE,
70 ALL EASFERE CITIES 1
THREE DAILY TRAINS FEOM PITFsBURGn
All connecting direct 90 New EozGl
Via Phfladslphia.
TWO FROM HARBIsBURGH 10 NEW FOBK,
Via Allentown.
DAILY CONNECTIONS TO BALTIMOBE.
SATETX, SIZED And CoNTORE. l
Fare and Tine sarlS "a OtIeg RGl't5s.
EBBaEgage Checked throush-al fzAnshEa hss.
Connexions made at HarrisbuTgh, va Allentown
tor New York direct, and passengera b. this routg
rlia through ON Pitssbu1gh 70 jersey CITY Hith-
8ut change Of Cars
Buy your HeE York and Boston Tickets eyi
Pittsburgh" which arc good either % PhiladelRht
or Allentown,
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B6l-2. YIATEk ARRAhaEm na-z.
% e1d aitaE Aondr1, November sgh, 1854, Pas-
senasr Trans VIII run ~ foiloEas -
LEAVE CLEVELAND rre
80 A. m.-EXPRES3 NAIL sI--sforufnrrf
al Stations except Wicklifs. Hontor. Psrr7
U1ionFtlle, saFlrook, and srrigas AZ Iris a ~
p. n Dunkil1 g.zo p. n. BuifslO 6.G5 P II
s.25 P. n. COHNEAqr AOC9HAg gDAEI0E-ssop-
ping at al sta Ions.
800 p. m.-NIaHT, az gE5B GfRh ] F--Stoablue a
RalnosYille, AsasaoEl u snd Girard only, atsd
arrives at kris at Il 43 A. r., DuuFlff q
80 A. ~ budal0 4ss5E.M
LEAVE ERIE.
52) A. H. NIGHT EXPRESS TEALH-sta1nfnF a.
eirard, GOnIaaut,s Ashtakula and PainasFills
only: En0 srfiVoa at CleFeland at z:I5A. X
$50 ?. =. AAPRAS5 n ALL Tx IH-StoppfnT af al
stations except esTbrOok, UniOnvllle, PerrV,
Mentor, auf Micklides and arrives a. OlsFe-
AgODmMODATIOE TRAIN VIII ieavs Connaalf
e $50 A H BtODDing e. al asasiozE, and az
rfTinE at Ci8Telacd y SIS Ii
All the trains going wesswsrd connect ag Ciev6lsld
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, geuEnbus Clfofns
uah st. Loui3 &C.; and al the trains going easfsd
connect AZ -DukirE with tho trains of tEe H. - q =
Railroed and lt Bufsl0 With thoss Of the New TorF
Central and B lilsio a New YORK Ctr 1aflroafE.
Il. EOTrIEGHA4, sup't.
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OoEEECT1oNs. al

Connecsions are mnds ct EOnrosyille ~ On t1e SAN
duskv Mansfield and Newark 4 k-l g elgde Win
fhs ssndusky, Dayton and Oiuolnnetl = b g IRE
mont yrith fremont 3 Indiana r. r., and az EolecO
STifh the Michigan Southern 3 NortheEl lno1anA
snd Toledo and Wahash kailroada ior ghleagos De-
l-SIt TsorEou, Fort Wayne, Logau5pola, Iaa1Tetles
'Fo Alton, 81 Louis, and all Hoinla y slti horlt,
wet - srriVs in Cleveland hon Tc edo and the
/. Trains a. 4, and $40 P. 4. ErCm s.ndusdy
Vest. at ga
1t go A. n. j. d. RUOKHBt
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Also Agent for the sale Of W. d. Abbott q Co.'S
Titusville PerroliEm U at the lowest market rstss
Orders solicited.
eur2iR2S J.. EESWORTH gent
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TlLEYELAND 3 PITTSBURGH
CLEYELAND 8 T0IED0 r. R.

OnAad aftsr Monday, November Z. b, 1854. Trains
VIII run daily, as follows, Sunday excepteeil-
7.5O A. n Chicago Express-stops Ct 81 stations On
Southern Division. except Washing on and
arrives in TolsdO a. l2;30 ?. Nj and Chicago
A. 1910 IL
f.soP ii. Northern Maii-StoPs at all stations ca
Northern division, anu arrives ct sandusky as
SIS P. NJ.
silO p n Telegraph Expuss-stsps AZ all stations
on southern Division, e1cepJ " g. hlustont Ge-
nOa and OlaF. ArIiyes in Toledo a. i2;43 A. NJ
and Chicago ct IL A. NJ
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NKW York LIFR INSURANCE Co.,
NEW YORK OITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-01
TIE arr or IYAR.

Cannon vera made in this country Of tb. hes.
reel such ~ is u.ed tor cutlery esry q. lsis !,
il clslned for NJ Kfupp # i;nsl.ni tba. he is the
inventor o! seel cannon tur tl honor belongs 10 ~.
France, saus who has been knight,d by hs King Of
Sweden FOR tne invention. TIE difficulties Al the way
Of making cannon II pure steel great, and such
a. 20 rilse them 10 higher pnce than that OF br'ss
.nr,. Cat r.ec can only BE- nc tel in b!aek-leRd
o-, AMI the os cannot he made 70 CONAN aoIe han
forty o. Giiy pounds each Al he metal required for
q gun uut /, cooked TIE sane tne, for 4 one part
i, Of hig e. or lower temper han he other, it win
spoil the caring. Thea the thirty or forty pos Of
uct reel must al oe poured III To keep mp an un-
lrok, stream iO tie beginning Of the casting 10 the
erd THIS IA TIE tcrii: heat 0! lie melted meta. is
ysgy diihtul;. Tie wo.kmen nave to BE- covered with
Nooleh and have water llayedupon tteu Aftci cart
ms the forging, wl,h reduces the weigh. D 't-
r.cal very greatly 10 is then bored snd hui-rcI Ike
other nns. Tic tt steel pun made by Knapp for the
EaPi.sb Goycnuen, Wa a 2-ponnder, null weighed
four tuns; ii burst its nt ii!lL ct Two mnde Tor
me French Government, tnrft on the iIrst tnal,
anG the otter wh,oOd 1900 shots 90 the steel guns
which hr. sahus Las nade, nDirles have goas 10
Franz swa EN- AID Spain, hud a,gun which we have
eeen n inttgdel iOf the Emperor Of Rutlia. One Of
these foei guns IL now in the Muf6r dAtilleiie at
Paris Il weighs 3c3 pOrnds, carrie t-pould bal, =
3. finch bore, AMI he b.re j. B. inches ,rg The i'd
yantscos whic Mr. Saus IllusfOr hs eteel guns are.
that hey weig!, es than 4 bronze gun o; equal
siJeIgih, and iha this lghtess nsiet them very
greatly superior E. Gny other gun, since they eai be
carried 10 places where otler guns of equal oahbe
Cannot DO carried and nny lie brought oil tho ted
when all The bones shot. He claims, also, thai
they resist the Gre Of he enemy better than any ether
gurs. Louis Napoleon, in experimenting wiih steel
guns, fired upon with 24pcunder. TIC trst shot
struck It In the nuazs and portion Of the liz was
knocked off, but this did not iejure the bore q tie gun
TIE reeond shot hit the truuDonr, which were Of non,
and knocked them OFF M. Saltus makes his gupswith
cold steel trunuioIs. The third shot tired upon
tie side OF the gun. II nsde marx on TIE outside Of
the liece, but did not at al niurs the bore. These
shots issctory thft the experiment was dis
continued. The coat Of these steel guns ia somewhat
greater thsu that Of bronze saus but nos very much
The difficulties in shs way Of melting large asses OF
ssl sze 20 sa; thai At Pssses! IL hardy possible u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-01

o,.,sd with canister our infantry ADVANCE l'
bS,eIy oP0n 1;na,.s there was one sacsa"hE -
and ~ Cd sbnpderipg Of Artillery, Pp,'wu -
80, haItsry replyipg 10 my Rah'' iu 80 tom
ICV ca ostVy ,;,Ie fire tie enemy were uilNe Hv
tins Sst nu C,en Lyon dead-Dot even taxing bis
SIZE Ne ~, 49, bo1y. Before this Sgel was III iui,
Pepe.s ~" Us ebsrged by some Arkansas men auu
re- e. rsrnnsnt Of iyois nand, let lot SPINS
s.I Our total lOss, as near as eaii PC 80
~ LiIled and 10 wounded. rive Oh cieeI 80
S.srs taken on TIE field. | had three Oh 'le'" ~ ny
charge that night" >, ..,s... h;ond bas met tbe
a.sIb we Of old prei ted and is buried on the pitte
ALI. Ca Kelly l. badly wounded In the arm; WIN:
Wsy also. Ia he thigh; Col X viii be az the neat
sett however NAV viii not be well till "in'er'
SIN Cjl6an has nearly recovered from his Carthage
onnd. h now on duty. Capt Guibor Ii IN the TENT
H5eI unwelI; be was cut of carly in tho day Of me
SSt iut escaped by ri ing through Siges huesi the
Soo,s fired on lin and gave chase but the captain
kcros yvAA too fast This Jeff me- in command iWens
s1to aelion with the battery three times snd was 10
Fortunate to be specially mentioned n sene1ai VI
ders. 4. 49,, old me
aud bore TO do continued good service sSSiis' 0D'
onemcs. ,L.r, ,alssaed
on parole. The Federal wounded are Hhen zen, 80 ,esS
care of "a our own though that Is not the De, Ino
s;no beins scarce, Iyons corpse is now WIN iUO
yards Of nv tent; IL was dljntefreu WI"
and Tomorrow starts for ST. LONE. o, ond "a
Rill, Corkery aud Bob tianey are our sd a"S "a
Iierienisnts Johnny Cookery Is severely ~eu"u1u
fav ..;,f ,acovor was wounded al Carthage, b!
sbelj. hit am now well Ms ever
fbsssts be nth great 'e'Ps1S; y4n'f RiGRfow
let Lieu,eDsst Capt Ca Battery, N. g. O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-01
SENATOR WILSON'S REGIMENT.

Tie following is Senator Wilson's notice Of hi su-
thority TO organize regiment. We have no doubt the
ranks viii Gil up rspidly:
have been authorized by the National And State
Governments TO organize regiment, cons ting q ten
companies Of infantry, battery 81 flying tillsry
and a company of sh;upshoOter. Lieut.. Wiiism c.
Paine, graduate OF Wett Point. accomplished oil.
Of the ineer ootps Of the army and native OF
Massachusetts. has been appointed Leut. Colonel j.
2. Sandenon ii Nes-York q member Of the Sgpitiry
Commission organized by the Secretary Of War, has
been appointed Quarteru.aster. Field Gnd company
officers Of espsrity and character will bs forth vito
III .csed and commissioned Whether with he re3i-
net. or in other posts OF Duty my bet Effort will be
given TO promote The efficiency Of the rst sn3 the
nierests ard cofLforr Of The usu. t'.- 20
Tls Governments has teen eonpell.d to dIset srga &
large unber CT ~; " Youth, ind lack Of
phyfica strength endure tie hsi6s' iTe OF
paign; therefore propRe u sulist onls healthy ind
vigorous mel, Woo shsn haze at'sitei tie tgs Of
twenty year. who are able to endure patiently the dis
comforts and 20 .ao- overwhelmingly the hardship, toll
and 1auger Of a sOiisrs life. ask 10 ever loyal
Young Ileo OF Massacbusetts who fully comprehend
the mag i,ude OF tina cotes. f)r ths unity SD Pa
iseuce Of the Republic and the preservation Of Demo
cratic instr ous in Anera 20 i1sciite tier LlInes
upon the rols OF my regiment 70 leave sheir homes,
and the. loved ones and follow flag 10 tie isl
there for the country TO do soldiers dUty, stsre
soldiers fare and IS need lie, Gil soldiers grave.
Do,toa, Aug g. 1861. HENRY HI.sOH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-01
n,s.rvrcrJoN AMONG TROOPS

Tie recent instances OF iusubor iiuaeI among Sow
eral Of orr regiments in the vicini'vei washington
have awakened alarm and digrGSt in many pairionc
hears In NAV serve 70 quiet foTebcdugs snd reas-
surc the tubl: mind 10 know that this experience IL
NOT pecoIia, 10 our own raukf bat is common inci
dent IN nearly all great military operations Wen if
cipline6 veteran so,ders, whose subsequent '9eei JUS
been marked by bravery and success, have exhibited
like unhappy sendency to mutiny. We cite hnsio
examples: ,,r,-,
lingtoi, f. $. Lsrpcn, esql member OF ne ftEhsh
Bar was sent 10 Spain 70 net a. Advocate Gen
ersI 70 the afm IL that county. While serving IN
TINT capacity lie kept Journal of passing incidents
and wrote letter home desIibing his OILY expert
ences Thesc--lhs Journal and letters-were snbse-
oueply published IN three volumes, reprinted la FOB
AZ bis first audience the bake placed ia bis hands
III, Gaze, agaiust oFrcrs--remarking: "A pretty
amy haze Iere They al want 20 10 hone; but no
NOE tha 20 except the tict" Early 10 THE Jo1rDal
20 find sisted: "a The bre.sags hsnri q ard fog
oiTes for tina recovery Of discipline have been yeiy
psinfuly freQuer,' 4 ,hoT; time aiterwerd Lori
Wellington c.m,lared OF the diff ulty of cbtsining
co9,i,tioD.. " How can YOU" he asked, expect a
cont 10 find sn officer guilty Of Neglect of duty when
every member Of bic command guilty ol tho sane Of
Tense =" "Yet. ir the very nOnth ia which Ihis 10
marx wac made, 3Iys MT. larlcnt, " We have hihg
sE broke several office aud hoarei sixteen or egh-
teen men--apd We are still al work. Al the end OF
aauta-f fort ight he speaks Of having chang eight,
transported eight ten, Aoggcd sixty esyeIel!, ani
brOi sever oiicaIe.'
All this md mech more Of like charnoter, is told Of
an army whcJ met ard red the veteran uoip,
Of France led by the braves. and ;oii sAilllai Mar
.bals OF the Empire
Doabtlos, TIE history Of every large army would
show similar Occurrences. While, then. the recent
Outbreaks smoug 6oldcrs to he dsipred, riey
do n9t afford grounds Tor saIions approximations Of
disaster 70 cur cause; especially when Nc know That
our A,tseouis,s murt encounter ttii greater Onilar
rtements Of the like character since lhoir soldier
lee. carefully provided 'cr, and ace blrdcued with
much arer,er causes for disf,ctoD sud Gisconteui.
f.baal ISsablS JoI'aJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-01

clipped her raven locks short Off obtained suit OF
boys clothing packed her crinolne, &C., in trunk,
ard presented herself in male attire TO Capt. Cox,
stating her desire to go for soger.' The captain
eyed her sharply ard said, "Yoare rather young,
amt yodi" "Im twenty" she replied" land am
anxious 10 serve my country" SO the captain ac,
cepted the young volunteer and she at once shoulderea
arms. She states, however, that Capt. Cox gu bse-
queny discovered her sex, bu at her urgent eoclta
tons permitted her to remain with her company ana
particularly advised her not TO 60 about the streets oil
III. Louis alone,
She followed the fortunes Of her regiment from Iowa
to this div and from themes 10 Bird Point and be-
came exceedingly proficient ia the use OF llsrdet 8
tactics few days ago the regiment retained to TINS
city, but the young volunteer was unable TO come
along with it, having been detailed 10 attend 70 toe
sick 10 the hospital the steamboat City OF warsaw
Yesterday evening Tuesday, the Warsaw came ny 10
this city and brought along the young volunteer
She ct once made Inquiries concerning her regiment
but asceraining that il stationed at the Barraeks
she concluded 10 remain for the night in tie city ore
proceeded to the residence Of a family On Seventh
street with whom she was formerly acquainted !, IA
Davenport, made herseh known and was kindly
cared for. She rose early to obtain the latest hDu
mort reliable news, es already stated, and thus ieii
into the hands Of the police.
Capt. Turner asked her if she would resume her
proper drers if be would release her, and she faithfully
prom-ea that she would do So aud she WA hereupon
pet Ut liberty and conducted TO the residence oil her
friends on Seventh etreet. She regretted thar sbe
would be unable to draw her three months pAy 'tne
term Of her enlistment having nearly EXPIRED smru-
ing il AS hsr belief that she had earned tue ~" yer
mouth anu WIS much eniitGd to 1t as any aase ane
.nljiar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-01
AN IOWA GIRI. DISCOVERED IN SOLDIERS
COST ME.
ROMANTIC STORY.
So IA. g -. 49,.


The wRr now prevailing in this once great and go-
nous country has already given ise 70 many strange
qrd romantic aove1turet but nothing Interesting
rSn the following has yet beer made known TO ms.
The ficts are thee: Early Wednesday, moroing tonie
Of the police officers at The Certl Station discovered
young solder passing the ofposite sloe 81 tho
street. The Young toldiers STEP wiz cer5 el1tic,
cCr1r!excu fair, and hanot snGti End rather delicate
Thee i IL circumstances excited ts saspclOG, o. the
poll er.eu, and following the yomg syldieI sqna-c
or two they deemed Il proper % take hin into custody
lie give bis LANG Ne Charles II. Williams and seemed
somewhat surprised aud not little indignant at be-
ing itus inierieyed With. he explained i5n he was
merely On il way 10 ne Republican, cfies 70 obtain
COPY Of tbl, highly Interesting iewsraIer. Tie
fart me policemen were fesdy - adIni WIS well Cal.
eglsted 10 chow tkst lie young soldir had
excellent Judgment and discretion tut negfItne-
lsas, they o. tie firm conviction thai the far
con pleHioD, g.. deliCIte bsrds and yafiOns Other
imetenipg st steras which they nan ob,eryeo about
tie J0Ung soldier, were not wholly OF ths masculine
oIotT. 30 hey sock the yOfNE sOaIef 10 the ponce
sstion, there bl1shipgly coafuseiy, 10, she
OF a., ~lll. Cd that the su5plCons 0 tho poiict man
We're wei t0unded-in shoot the young soi1Ics wac
young .ady. In company with Capt Turner, we via
RS tbs FOu ~ young creature during the forenoon
IN sItiins tae room where ehe was iemporsIily
laoed alter her ars' fonnn her ntsII,iy perusipg
~ oso10HcGS, policeman basirg born kind enough
10 Plrctkse copy for hsT finer locking soldier We
nave nayer setn. ues ewes were la-ge AID lustrors
ber Gestures regular blr yet black AZ cut 40 the most
approved Masculine style, nose aqune, and non.h
Pseuy otH,lohs, 80 TO speak. IL addition 10 tese
lhtesGng pIsicalars, her dsmesncr wa modest end
gIaeeiul, and extremely Jleasng Size seemed 10 be
N the en,oySsNnt OF excellent heslh, aud, on the
whole, lCOked as isoagh fat pork sud ooier lie had
seeu rather beneficial 70 Ter consultation.
She related tho story OF Der adventure frankly and
rnodettly. She was born IN ths wn of DayeSpon.
Iowa, where her mother At present resaes For sew.
eral years she hss resided 10 Lvous, CLIFTON County.
Iowa. aud 10 was from there she enlisted not ouits
three months ago In tho "a lows Regiment Col dur
tis. Her company Company 1, Capt Cox. IL
was Ia this company she bad friend, wbs was
Liyuleuaui ehs loved the Lieutenant, aud 10 she
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-01
ARMY oEFlCERs IN OHIO.
2hs State Jour. NJ says.

2'As State Journal sayss
"Goy. Denrison has appointed for the three-ysa's
service 81 ColOnes Of infantry res iments II OF whom
were Democrats, Republicans, Aureri an, and !
whose political st6l alton IL unknown OF tbe'. -
Col .ner, were educated at West Point served IN
the Mexican war ald il, three months service in West
ern Virginia In The Mexican war and not 10 Nir-
.inis, thrss months in Western Virginia while 2
called from civil l;e bout mil gry experience
one of whom however hhs long ben field officer ia
the ST .s militia OF the IL Col nes elected at Gang
Deunis,n is grad nate o. West Point, four saw
vice 10 Mexico, lad experience in the French army,
bad experience IN the militia service and were 10
al respects civilians. OF the Coiones oomu rsioaed
upon authority from the Federal War DeDertnen, TO
rise regiments 10 graduate o. West Poiut. i hsd
nitarf experience in Germany had three mouths
exJe ,eoce in Eastern Virginia, and 3 were without
n iltasy education or experience. We find from ibis
afslysis that at tie head of Ohio regiments -
Coouel-, Of whom Is belonged 10 the Democraic, and
IS 70 the Republican party and TO the Aner al. tie
POLITICS Of 3 teins unknown. Abo, that there are
am ing them s graduates Of Wet Point, and Who
wee educated at West Point lhavibg spent one or
uiore Year, tberrl while 70 saw service IN Mexico
N Europe Rnd in Virginia, In militia service bad
ex erieDcs and only are from civil ranks, rithoy
military education OF experience
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Mer way up step by step, though they may have made
engines Of the largest class aud best Quality for osx
pafes Tue designs Of the engines are usually left 70
n0 vu''0'fs subject to the approval Of the Admiralty.
u:.s are placed on the same footing a. engines
in regard 70 seips, however the Admiralty make
"e ana all parties rendering are placed on the
?'''"o 'ooios e performance Of the contracts with
100000 to $3.50, GEO. % Nv"
-Saperinents to ascertain the range ana deaeetio,
OF Whh~orths breech-lOadng gun IN comparison Win
Armstrong; breech-loading gun, executed under The
Ordnance Select Committee Of Sboeburyness resulted
as follows. The guns were lepoandcrs, aad five
rounds wers fred with each weight Of charge aud de-
gree Of elevation: