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RI W. HALL, having returned fro IN Pixies
. Peak. is now prepared to do any and ALL
KINDS OF C0UPEklNG and Repairing, at bis
hop, south Of the jail
Upton, October 18th, lsGo:1 1.l3m3
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Another British Vessel Seized.

New YoRK, May %.
The British bark Hiawatha, of and for
Liverpool, with cargo Of tobacco, while
attempting the blockade, was seized and
a prize crew placed on board from the
Minnesota.
WASHINGTON, May q.
The President and Cabinet and others
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He would respect
fully inform his
friends and Gus
toners that he has
on hand a very
large assortment oi
Carriage, Buggy,
aud Oaeon Har.
ness; Ladies and
Mems Saddles; bri
dies OF all kinds
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MRS. l.. =. CAMPBELL. NJ. d..

IylDROPATiif PHYSICIAN respectfully
i / offers her professional service. to The cti
z.ns of DNIUN GROVE. lv~ni3:
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hgpy and team whips: gooa assortment s,;, =,
b1,Tiars &c. which will he sold at prices " sun
Ne times. H1CASH PAID FOX HIDES.
/ Upton, January 18th 1851.
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J. Il. LONG 4 w. &. DODGE.
EssyasC iaa2s and Surgeons.
Cellar Diua,. towers Ferry.
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TIE BENIcIA BoY FOR THE STARS

TIE BENIcIA BoY FOR THE STARS
AND STRlPEs.-N ben Jefferson Davis
was made President OF the SO called Con-
lederato States Of America, Heenan re-
coivcd an offer Of a high position in the
rebel army, provided he would fight
against the government Of the United
States. lie refused the position tender
cl and declared that he had fought uu-
der the stars and stripes year ago, and
rcver wonld fight under any other flag.
This offended the rebels, and his position
ther, becoming very unpleasant. he left,
and is now on his way to New York.
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j. F. M u z z x,
Manufacturer and eealer in
s A ID ID l. Il 3, ia RN Il s s.,
BUGGY TRIMMINGS, &c,

lest of the Court House Sqaare. TIrToN, low A
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Gi,s, TT'ey rry hsrd and seal st the City OF New
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DsEutnpul Zounyes.-The SECOND BATTALION
o. ths sgndd regiment viii follow the tIst which has ley
al the different purk well other ruiting
sta ors; also s tie Principal Quarters No. 66 Nhtest,
where al desereIa who dre 20 join their eeneat may
a once, they will be severely dealt with by order
w. MERRlIf, Major ID Battalion.
| Rocket Battalion for tiic Army of The Potc-
r.pcRci.ed by special desire q AleofGeneal McCLEL
Ian ond Brig Gen BARI I, Chef q Artillery.
Those DESTROYS Of joinn, this tr1ek CoIps shond apply
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TO Unassigned Military Comparatively Two full
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unoers commanded by
This gmens hos been reduced in numbers by the dchJg
Of o mustered into the service or only thee
ion aud attached TO Cen WsLsOftE8 Brigade stationed
Up.ons Hi Na in the advance of the Army Of tie Po
| tomsc.
tits believed that this fact viii present strong inducemen
90 of aud who derous Of entering at once into
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Inc r. NJ RICHARDSON,
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| United sfr,es sharpsho0tors. Col. Dordaa.-
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!ov. ~. rail, CONRAD SWACKHNMEB unaiimousiy
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'THE EMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

ITIE 81 MI-W l. T. X LIZ TRIB UkE
The NEw-YoRK sE,H-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
Published ever TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
Contents Of No. 1920 NOV. 1917:
I..LEApINo ARTICLES; Msson end sHdeIli Ma.or
Tut ,hem IN ihe Tonbsi Editorial Paragraphs.
H..MoRE GLORIOUS NEWS; The Frisste, sar
Jscinto at Fortress Monroe; Capture Of hiesor
and sliiJl, They are Caught on an Eng,h Mai
Steamer; Hsfusal TO Give them upi The San ia
c!nto Coming to New-YoIk
III. THE REBEL COMMISSIONERS: James Mn1a,
Mason-Johp ShielL
". MARYLAND ELECTION.
V..FR0M NDss0u NJ: Withdrawal Of the Amy from
Spring6eld A True Accoun. Of the Belmont Bot
tie Speech by Jim Lane
VI..NATIONAL DEFENSES.
VII. col. COCHRANEs SPEECH.
VIII. TEXAS.
IX..LETTEB FROM THE HON. HENRY WILSON.
X..A HISTORY 0g THE PACIFIC TELEGRAPH:
How the Line was Built.
M..BARON Won LIE9IG ON THE ACTION OF
PERUVIAN GUANO.
XII. AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.
XIII. .AMIRICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
Xy. LATEST NEWS RRCEIvED BY TELEGRAPH:
Disperson Of Rebels IN AeeOmsei call fsI Negro
Rebel Attack on our Picketsi A Challenge and q
xSi..THE xTHE soUrHEas ExPfiEpITIoN: Tho orea.
Republic In the Gale The Capture Of Beaufort,
XNIlI..PAhTICULAHSO OF THE CAPTURE OF BEAU
FORT.
XIX. POETRY: "The Watchersp
XX..fROM EUROPE
XI.LiLIAN's PERPLEXITIgs: By A. W. Dabourg
XXI. MARRIAGE ENGAGEMENTS: Their Length
XIII. TIE POTATO ROT IN SCOTLAND AND
IRELAND.
XIV. INCEPTION OF GEN. FREMONT IN ST.
XIV. NEW S PUBLICATIONS.
XKYI POLITICAL.
XVII. PER SONAL
XVIII CITY NEWS
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xxx. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
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The national Republican., 1861-05-27
PROPOSALS FOR STEAM ENGINES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Construction, Equipment and Repair,
May %, 1861.
TIME NAVY DEPARTMENT hereby invites
l. proposals for building the Steam Machinery
of number Of Screw Gun Boats. Tho Ma
chinery OF each gun. boat to cor sst of two back
action, horizontal engines, with surface conden-
sers, and of two vertical water ube boilers.
The cy finders t0~be 80 inches in diameter, and
the strokes of pis on lS inches. The two boil
crs to contain 81 square feet of CRATE surface
and 2,7OO square feet of heating surface. No
proposals will be considered, except from pro-
prietors of engine building establishments.
Such parties desiring to propose for the above
machinery will apply 10 this Bureau, which will
furnish them with n complet" specification Of
tho same, and cross sections of the vessel, to-
gether with the provisions and conditions of the
contract they will be required to execute.
JOHN LENTHALL,
may 27-lw Chief of the Bureau.
The national Republican., 1861-05-27

A GARD.
A T a meeting of the Constitutional Guards,
n held on the return of the company to their
armory on Saturday, 25th inst, 1t was unanimous
ly voted, that the thanks of this company are
due, and are hereby rendered, to Mrs. George M.
Kendall Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Hinton, and other kind
ladies of tue seventh ward, for their timely sup
ply Of provisions, in the shape of hot rolls and
coffee, ham, &C.. and that their kindness will
ever be remembered by each aid every member
Of the Constitutional Guards.
BY order of the Company.
J.V. GRANT,
may 27 Secretary.
The national Republican., 1861-05-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Insurgent Force ut Harper's Ferry

The lnsurgent Force at Harper's Ferry.
Chambersburg, Pa, May 24.-Beyond all
doubt, $500 Confederate troops are now posted
between the Point of Rocks and Williamsport,
on the Potomac; 1000 are Virginians, and
the rest Alabamians, Mississippians, Carolini
ans, and Georgians. There are also 300 Cher
okees, armed with tomshawks, scalPing. knives,
and rifles. They are from North Carolins and
Georgia. The Virginians are we'll armed, but
short Of provisions.
Between the Point Of Rocks, eight miles be-
low, and Williamsport, % miles above Harper's
Ferry, there are 35 pieces OF cannon at various
points 20 Of these are brass field pieces.
Great apprehension prevails in the Cumber.
land Valley, of invasion from Virginia 10000
head of cattle and 5000 horses could be seized
by sudden irruption Of an expeditionary
corps, holding the valley Eve days, even Il
finally driven back into Virginia.
Missouri State Troops Ordered to Dis
band.
ST. Louis, May 24-The State troops, at
Jefferson city, numbering about 1000 men,
were ordered to dsband yesterday, by General
Price. At first they refused to obey, but it is
believed that they will quietly dsperse, and re-
turn to their homes.
The Great Eastern Outward Bound.
Sandy Hook, May 25.-The steamship Great
Eastern passed over the bar at o'clock this
morning, outward bound.
UNION CONVENTION IN TENNEssEE.-The
Union men Of East Tennessee have called
Convention, to meet ut Knoxville on the 30th.
We hope they will be able to effect some good
results but Parson Brownlow describes the
condition Of things as little less horrible than
in the frenzy of the French Revolution. The
traitors are ruling the unarmed patriots with q
rod of iron.
o that the Union men of Tennessee were
organized and armed, and led by q master
spirit equal to the OCCASION The master
spirit might perhaps be found in Andrew John.
son or Mr.. Nelson but the organization and
the arms, alas are wanting. The despotism
in Tennessee is truly frightful. Must these
things go on2 Will neither earth nor heaven
accord redress p Louisville Journal.
An officer from the flag ship Minnesota, Com.
modore Stringham, now blockadng Norfolk
harbor, states that the delivery pipe, conveying
water from the condenser out OF the side Of the
ship, had been cut in the same manner as that
Of the Mississippi. A portion Of the pipe had
been taken ont, and the vacancy supplied with
some wax and piece of canvas. Michael
Quinn Of Virginia, late chief engineer in the
navy, recently superntended the repairing Of
the Minnesota, as he did Of the Mississippi.
After thus damaging the two vessels, he tender.
ed his resignation and retired. His name was
subsequently stricken from the rolls.