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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09
SALES AT AUCTION.
A N. B. CHAPMAN 4 CO., AUCTIONEERs.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND WORKS OF ART &C.
At PUBLIC AUCTION, ON MONDAY DEC. O.
The property Of gentleman leaving TIL city,
AZ the elegant residence Of SAMUEL ~ I; L

At PUBLIC AUcTioS, ON MONDAY, DEC o
Lne property q gentleman leaving H. city
No Is VESTS VEST si < fASTHl = ESQ.,
SEVEN ocIA%E osE# W. 81 isSf O'clock
sgvnEs AND Dresden Ey HiS ME9A hGM CARPETS
pnocADE AND LACE d FlFs iSs nASrEL MIRRORS
OIL PAINTINGS BY EiS lsST AR snSTzh srAroARf
BOOKCASE ErEqEAAEEs c ESSf hFsssios TABLE
.,,,,,,,,,,r :, CnIhA, GLASS AND SILVER WARE,
ehSsna F AsHh L aiss xiv STYLE
e oe m sa AESGss @e Of
9ma ~ ppg 70 ths si he cataosae eomprsng the
offered az auction tins The furniture all
% ordet seven months and is Of the best description
Rqms-saPef6 medallion Velvet Carpets Mosaic Rags,
greco and gold bro the riche. description vTetc
Aztec Sl'a Arm Chairs oval back Chairs Reception Chairs
made 1y Nr rosewood secreire aud Bookcase Eegeres
sfS marble tons Mirror doors aad backs Lady's Work
ial ic 1ate Maors siSls; DO Piers, 0S3j emor9iicred
nufeS caiu'ts tao match Painting Scenesin Switzerland
no org M anins IN The Louvre Gallery Paris; Dutch In
by he ars Frgi piece s,e WIN T. sna n n
Hayngs, cle ant Maatc set artistic Bronzcs representing
tse Graders Jcan o. Arc, Charles T. Franklin htond
setaery Flower Boy and Girl the Madonna Family Groups
ana bresden China, Ornaments Bronze and ofmolu
MAGGNllIoENrS7 0oTIyE ROSEWOOD rIANoFoRTE,
Broadway makers cost 5000; rosewood Canterbury q
ahl heEet Cover Music Books, 4c; back walnut Wash
1hrs % mateh Olcloth Velvet Stair Carpets silver
phi Rods, Rosewood Dressing Bureaus, Bedsteads Wash
lands Connode Wardrobes, Shaving Stands Toilet Tables,
Anouragace pure Hair Mattresses French Wool Blankets,
LINEN sheets, Couneranes Brussels ana Ingram Carpets,
oval Mrrois Gold Band Shades, China Toilet Sets Book
sands Kinga Patent Reclining Chars, Lounges McGiaw's
SOFA Bedseads Rockers, Chairs, dnlneroom solid carved
and Tea Sets cry engraved Glass Deoanters Gobes
Gnanpasncs Wines, comns, Fruit Stands Paran Marble
funchDowls Silver plated wae, Casters Ice Pitchers Din
and Tea Service Savers Napkin Rings Spoons Forks,
Coffee Urn Sheffield Table Cutlery Armchars Solid Silver
ware Also al the Furniture OF the apartments
also Basement AMI Kitchen Fnrnture also the stables,
one pair of Coach Horses Coach. Buggy Harness,
Robes, Blankets &c competent will be hand
pack, cart or ship goods, If desired N. B-Srangers wish
attend the sale the Fifth Sixth
STAGES q tho Asor House St Nicholas and Me ropotan
Holes leaving al 2leeph street. which will bring them
within few doors Of the house
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BARGAINS THIS WEEK.-BLACK VELVET BoNNETS
We are selling $50 Bennes at Sb each; our 80 81 and
Is Velvet Bonnes worth $40 and $l2 chdrens
Turbans, hoday'Gifts. L. BINNS' Millinery largest and
cheapest in the world 68l Broadway, up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

SHERIFF'S sALE.-JEwELLERS SAFE
~ Jewelers Show Cases &c.
u,,, -, CHAMBERS FAIRCHILD, Auctioneera
December 10, at IL O'clock $500 '" iuesuay'
Jewellers Safe, large size, elegantly fitted up
0ou.eT SNOW Gases. plate glass, silver plated frames
very handsome Cabinet Show Cases ''
Herring's make JOIIN Kelly Snor Sa''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09
WARD SCuENCK AIIcTInNEER LAW IIRRAnY

EDWARD SCIENCK AUCTIONEER.-LAW LIBRARY
~ by EDWARD StIIENCk on Tuesday, December 10, al
two O'clock Az his saesrooms Nos 1856 and l57
valuable library of Law Books Consisting par Wen
deis dreenleais, Phillips Reports Ciatons Digest, Ken
nys Law Com endum British Crown Cases, Archibald
Grown Pledges, Graham New Trials, Gritty on
Common Law, Sanords Duers, Boswor,h IIlton's
stocks and Pagcs Reports and many other valuable books
also Book Cases Desks Tables &C. be sold without any
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09
llrM WITrERls ArCTIoNEER. MIIL. sEII. ruus
SHIFTING.

THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL
i Steamships.
PAssrC ms An persons leaving tho United States viii
Ire y ave orts from the authorities Of their
e co ntries countersgned by the Secretary State
Washington.
LIVERPOOL
CHER cabin passage $50
- FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN nv A NEW
S, teeth inserted n each
ard warranted. Old established oince j. JAY VJLLERS
Ia5 Grand street. ''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

EDWARD sCIIENCK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ sla q Watches Being the entire stock Of Of
largest importing hoHss by EDWARD SCHENCK, on We'd
nesday ~ ln1Alh ~ eleven o'clock, at salesoom
iaAn l5 broadway They consist IN part Of gold and
silver Watches of every quality and style Eieh cen carat
god un,ng Chronomtters and Duplex eighteen gold
HUNTING Double Tmekeepers; open face ditto every
~ le. Also, very Large and magnificent assortment Of
hd!cs Hunting Watches set with diamonds suparby
eHaint led open face ditto with without diamonds
~ Sizes ana ~ rich engraved cases. from the best makers In
Europe Every lot VIII be perempory sold without regard
to cost Of importation. By order Of
L. NJ. JUDSoN ASSIGNEE.
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ATKAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY For unneFKEEp-

~ ers NOM la q U.F ~ FOR HOVsEKEEP
fhrure Of first a ISIS boarding house % Ens liver ~
seventh street near the New Haven Railroad depot wi e
u ~ pauc auction his afternoon, at O'Clock precisely
q veay handsome Brussels, Tapestry Ingram
Sdpets rosewood seven tyc Pianuorte $3.50, Parlor
SUITS covered In roa lnoaue halrcolh and ROM. u,n
ne op mr. Tables Corner and Boaksa nds Bed ~ ada
BUREAUS lar Matt esses. lankes Beds and Beddlng
so!a bed Saes Lounges Chairs Bookcases Clocks Vases
atuI Curtains Otcloh, black walnut Buffet cut French
aau bohtman Glassware Crocaery, China and Sycrware
ntoses Gandeiiers Gas Fixtures; also, 800 lots Of
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A RTIFICIAL BONE FILLING FOR DECAYED TEETH.
n Inserted while soft and without rain Aching teeth
old sus and mere shells be restored TO
natural beauty by the dseoyerer, JAS. PEARSON M b.
Den rooms BOY broadway west SIDE door above Sew.
enteenh street B-Beware OF the trashy limitations OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

ySyANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA-
w ton cook "A private family, and TO assist with the
washing ironing The Of city reference required
Call at lJl West 18Th ST.. near It'll av.
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WANTED-AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, WHO SPEAKS
w Gerlnan In a cloth importing house The best Of
ferenees required. Address Box 7ys Post oee Phade-
ph.a.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs.

SIIOAIIONS WANTED-MALES.
S FARMER AND GARDENER.-SITUATIONS ARE
IN wanted by young married couple without incurn-
bance the man understands farming the Of stock
plain vegetable gardenins the good
Understands churnnP cooking washing and O
would be willing keep country order in the
absence OF the owner Apply AT go Broadway I.
MISUNDERSTANDING WANTED BY A YOUNG
ID man, to attend bar; objection other employ.
aid Office
GREAT EXHIBITION, 1894 GENTLEMAN WE'LL
" acquainted with business toms in England
can firms inventors, of in
capacity Address London, No. s. West Twentyeghh
street New York.
fully competent with undenabe reference will pay for
procuring him situation in either thirty dollars nteen
per cent OF first years salary. Address, conidenay H. A.
s. ", 100 West 37th St
RIO HOTEL AND RESTAURANT KEEPERs-wANTED.
by respectable middle aged man, situation as bar.
keeper He speak French English and German Ian.
guages thoroughly we'll The best references given AID.
dress + W. A.. Herald Office.
TNANTED-A POSITION AS SALESMAN IN A FIRST
w class dry goods JobbDg house, by young man. who
has sold in his last place $ljOJ per annum references
given. Address Nc. box 100 Herald Office.
WANTED-BY GERMAN COURIER AND TRAVEL.
w servant with UNREASONABLE references situation
to accompany party Europe He ia well acquainted with
the English French and Italian languages produce
satisfactory evidence OF his travelling experience and
sona qualifications. Address Ferdinand Herald Office.
VVANTED-A SITUATION. BY A FIRST CLASS BAR.
w tender the beat city references Address W. K
station ID, Eighth ST., for two days.
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DENTISTRY,


A BEAUTIFUL AND SUBSTANTIAL SET OF TEETH
n on pure silver, only s.; fine gold and platna
$ztf warranted equal TO any work New York; single
teeth teeth filed and extracted without the least pain
superior bone hling. only 5 Office 1888 Sixth avenue be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets ' "
DR.. LUTHER Dentist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

SiEAM ENGINE AT AuCTlON-TO PAY STORAGE
y ana ioi account OF whom II may concern Steam En,Ins
wsd Boiler together with saw Benches A one Horse and
wagon !e at $50 Greenwich street where tn same vii hs
soy ~ AUCTION on Monday December g at II ocork WEI
street o'~ - Soiaauut
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AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
MORTGAGE SALE OF

A UcTIoN NorIcE-HANDsoME nousEiaoLD FUR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

yVANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO CANVASS THE CITY
w with an article of established reputation. 10 a com.
pttcnt man good Inducements VIII be offered. Horse
furnished. Inquire at the office OF sullivan Manuiae-
turing Company "a Plat ST. between u and o'clock.
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NNTANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young girl, do general housework Il respectable
private family Inquire for Two days at II Maine ST.
Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

DRUG CLERK WANTED.-ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS
- the city retail and fpion business, with good
feences may apply at $40 Eighth northwest corner list
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

JANTED-fERSoNs ENGAGED IN TIE CEMENT
w and Gravel Roofing blsin may hear job by call
WI. z. EsTERBROoK
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yNTANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w girl to cook, wash and iron in private family; goed
ely reference; ID willing and obligng Can to seen o Two
dag 40 East 32d between 4h and Madison avs, FIRST
back
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

NTANTEp-A SITUATION AS SEAMsrRESS AND
w chamhermaid in private family; understands dress
making The best OF references Can be at 409 9th
days
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY AN ENGLISH LADY,
w cook, in private family objection 10 do wash
ing and ironing Good city reference given If required Ad
dress A. s.. 4S7la Pearl ST..
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yNANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
W situation; Is an excellent cook washer ana foner,
and understands her business hJroughy Lest OF city Tee-
renee Cal nj los East 18Th ST. 81 ave. hrst oo front
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

ltrANTEp-A SITUATION AS COOK WASHER AND
w roner IN private family; is an excellent hakerof
bread biscuit; would do hogsework IN small family.
The best Of references Can be oi Two days at O 9Th
2gt.. No. i.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

HENRY B. HERTs, JR, AUCTIoNEER.
IL ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
ELEGANT MADE UP FURs, ROBES. &C.
On MONDAY, December9 At 101s O'Clock,
At No. 265 BROADWAY Opposite the Park)
Comprising LADIES' MINK SETS,
RICH SLEIGH AND LAP ROBES '---'
Terms cash. Catalogues at sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

JNANTED--A MAN FOR A BUTCHERS SHOP. WHO
w perfectly understands the business, at No Pe ST..
corner oil Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

VITANTED-BYA RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN,
w with FIRE III breast of milk, stnai wet in
respectable family has good city reference Can be at
10 Pacific st., Willow, Bl ookyn.
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yNANTED-A BOY, NOT OVER l6 YEARS OF AGE, IN
w brokers' ONCE One who resides with his par,
and quick figures will De preferred Address H. W. He
raid office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

| AMERICAN BOY, SEVENTEEN YEARS OF AGE,
n Is wanted, 10 aRsst in private stable, he must Pc
careful driver and understand the OF horses Adiess
| VI. Leonard, IIcrad office.
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yyyANTEn-8Y A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL,
w situation ehamb 1Gaid and waiter, nurse and
sewer s N!!nG lie herself generally useful. Rete-
reneeg IRON her hast pe Call at No, - TomAns place,
Brooklyn, for two days
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MILLINERY, &C.

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A FIRST CLASS BAR
w tender the beet city references given Address W. K
station ID, Eighth ST., for two days
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boy WANTED--oNE WHO RESIDES WITH HIS PA
ID rents; must be smart Well recommended, and M
good hand. Apply at 9i Duane ST., after three O'CLOCK,
lOd
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nRUG CLERK WANTED APPLY AT 1888 CHATHAM
~ street, between the hours of and 4 +. NJ.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

g 4 J.. BoGART, AUCTIoNEERS.- wEDNEspAY,
Ne Dec H. 01a O'Clock at the rooms Nh Nor,h
William Household Furniture consisting OF aen.rai
assortment of Parlor Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture
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yXANTED-A SITUATION, BY AN AMERICAN GIRL,
w to do the work OF small private family; Is good
washer and roner and good plain cook Cali for three
days at &c Carmine street, third toor back ROOM
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NVANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN A
w situation do general housework, to cook, wash
and iron; best OF city reference Call I4S Hammond ST.
front door, for two days.
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at Cork Harbor.
Halifax and Cork IIarbor.
AFRICA, Capt. shannon.
CANADA, Capt. j. Leitch.
AMERICA, Capt. Muir.
NIAGARA, Capt. Noodle.
EU R0PA, Capt. Anderson.
W buildirg).
Ight ut mast head; green on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09

MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
M This day Gonday) at O'Clock, ut No. PSI East Tenth
street. FIRST avenue. consisting
Panofortc with briggs patent one
solid rosewood Paror Suit, covered In crimson
brocate French plate Pier Glass do Mante
sells and Ingram Carpets rosewood IN irbe
mirror doors ana lack marble Centre Tables black
walnut SHIT in reps black walnut Chamber Suit
In oil; oak do, rosewood and mahogany
Dressing Bureaus, Wristbands Hair Mattresses Feather
b Dis, Blankets, Sofas Chairs Eyenso Dining Table.
Dining Chairs, Bullet, Ocotls Crockery Glassware sc
The Nhor to be percnplory sold by virtue th.ltel
mortgage 10 the hshes, bidder BY order OF c. REMSEN
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Punishment by I a. Cruud JIIy OF Secession
Junrnai>

,- from 10. D. = ,.'.,.
!" ,"' ,'i''I '''',' .''cUit I o''f' "i ''''
81 ''' "''''' '''N '''' morning ""'' '"'
''""'"S "'po'''"' ~. 'c"''"'"''
10 the Circuit Count OF the Unitod State
'or the southern D-u.ct Of Nrw York
"Tho Grand Inquest of the United State.
Of America. for tho southern District OF
New York, beg leave 10 present the follow
inr facts to the Court. and ask lis advice
thereon:
"Th,rc arc certain newspapers within his
dis'rie, which are in the Fragment pracpc, Of
encouraging tho rebel, row In arms a.s'n.'
the Fcdeml Go,arrm,nt hy EXPIRE sirg -yrn.
pat,v AMI agrrrraa. wt.. Iicu. the ,.a.y of
ar,rr.}u, 20 lHrir i g.n e., an J.,.t,i,...a.
ton with The o.ppo,mun' or r., ~ n,.r
come them. lha-a rara , aye tho NV \ 1rk
daily and wcrk,g J,rya,1 of Cg,qucrro. ,hr
,Isilv aud v,,kIy .Nurs. The dali, and ~. <
ly Doy Boot, the Frsugr,'s Jauggi. al
published in the city ur NV Ya,S. nl ,nr
,hIlv and wer,lv Eoq1c. rsbli,hrI in roo
city Of BrookI,u. The f,-t n,.nol Of ,'u-o
has ia, pub'ieh,d a is. @. II. v,rpr. in "a.
free STAT u, ,p,..d t. Wat j., c.,I,, "ihc pre-,
cR m1oH ror"-a war in dcruce # ou
country aul H. institutions, aul our mc>r
sacred ryHt., aul carried on solely Tor rln.
ry,toratioa Of the authority Of the govern
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Of privates of engineer soldiers Of the first class
aud the leaders Of tho hand shall receive th'
same pay and emoluments ~ second lieuten
ants of Infantry.
Sec. s. Ind he IL .further enacted, Tha
the wagoners and saddles shall receive thu
pay and allowances Ct coporals Of cavalry
The rrgimen,sl commissary sergeant shall re
ceive the paw and allowances of a regmenla
sergeant major, aud the rcgimental quarter
master sergeant shall receive the pay aud nj
lowauccS of sergeant Of cavalry.
See. o ind be IL fHrther enacted, Thai
there shall he allowed To cach regiment one
chaplain, who shall be appointed 10y lhe Iegi
mental commander, on the vote OF the Held
officers and company commanders on duty
with the regiment at the time the appoint
m"nt shall be made. The chaplain So ap-
pointed must b IA regular ordained minister
Of "A Christian denomination, md slaIl receive
the pay a1d allowances Of Captain Of caval-
~, and shall be required to report to the 60.
lionel commanding the regime Mt to which he
is attached, 1T the snd "f each qyartor, the
moral and religious condition Of the regiment
and such suggestions rs may conluco TO the
social happiness aud moral Improvement
the troops.
Sec 10. iad be 1t .tHrlcr enacted, That
tho general commanding r separate dopa't
mont or detached army, is hereby author.
zod to appoint 4 military board or commits
sion, Of cot less than three nor more than five
officers. whose duty it shall be to examn" the
caI acitv, qualifications, propriety Of conduct,
and efficiency OF any commits oned officer or
vouutoers wi hin his department or army
who NAV be reported to the board or com
mission, and upon such report, if adverse 70
such officer, and if approved by the President
Of the United States. the commi sjon II such
officer shall be vacated: Prori1s9 dirays,
That no officer shall he eligible to tit on
such board or commission whose rank or pro.
motion would in my WY 6e ad,'tcd hy th'
procccdiugs aud two members at least, if
practicable, shall be Of equal rank Of the oiI
Gers being examined And whou yscaGcins
occur in any e the companies Of volHntccrs,
IN election Shall be callal b" tho Colonel Of
the regiment to fM r@ca va2eG-ics, aui IT,,
mon Of each comran, shah vote in their re-
spoctisc companio, for all officers a. high ms
Captain, and vacancies above Captain shail
be filled by the votes Of the commissioned
officers Of the regiment, and all officers 50
elected shall be commissioned by the repre-
sentative Governors Of the States or by the
President Of the United States.
Sec. II. -lm he Il tNrtisr eparteR That
all letters written hy soldier, in the service Of
the United States may be transmitted through
the mails without prepayment Of postage,
under such regulations as the Post Office
Department may p,c-criba, the postage there
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TuEPRiCE or TREACUERy.

! Arnold sold himself 10 tho enemies Of his
country for Brgadier Generalship and atou,
thirty thou'ani dollars. Mr.. Sargcqnt fnr.
nshes Some very interesting statistics respect.
ins the arch traitor:
By the kindnes, Of Mr.. Bancroft, an able
to give the precise SUN that Arnold received
in satisfaction Of his alleged o,,e. through
his detection. II WAS e6Jl5, in stocks, and
procured therofrom four per cent. consos. |;
must be recolectea that such compensation
was customary whsu an officer went over ~
previous arrau:om mt from ono staula,i to
another. In the beginning &c the var, ohsn
Lees capacity WAS hcll of IN, chiaf'.t irnpo,.
tance t. our cause, he refused to gyo up his
British rank hy entering our service I'LL
committee of one from every colony in Con-
Cre,s hal head hi, statement of probable
lo.scs. and agreed 10 indemnify him therefor
Arnold sl-o ( t = Brigsl;"yahip from tho I'm
glish. "IIad the scheme succocd"i - wrote
an officer of the Co'dstroam-. "uo rank would
tsvc ovarpaid 80 important .orvice," and
am told, on good suthority that the prevail
ing sentiment Of the royal army ",tc"oed
his proceedings nrHo.r return - ri.ht prin.
cipc' and condr,' Tae money 40 cr.. Now-
ever was SCOT 90 our frieni'. lhe Sfikor',
reraip Of his remittance was fonnd in = cop
turei vessel, and Franklin wrote Of ii t. L.
hyctlec: "Jul,S sold only ono MAJ; Ar
mold three millions. SudlS g't for on" man
thirty pieces of silver; Arnold not half pm
nv a head Mr.. Sparks SAYS - pension Wa
after the war given 10 each Of Arno!l's child.
rcn and in l78e William Lee wrote to our
Secretary for For"iga hG',ns: "rbo late
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