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WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE,
Wv CTTy Hail Iulv ls

ALL WATER TAKERS are hereby notified
that their w ter Rents for the year commencing
ofhce.
The following is the law Of the Corporation "in
relation 10 delinquent wat6T-takeTs," viz:
" In all cases of the non payment of the water
rent for thirty days after the Same is due and pay
able, the Water Registrar shall! notify the Pur
veyOr of such delinq Iency, and the said Purveyor
shall discontinue the supply Of water immed ately,
by cutting OF the water at the main, and he shall
premises except on no tihcation by the Water Re
gist that the water rent has been paid, "a also
the expense of outing of and restoring the flow of
water"
The law will he enforced.
RANDOLPH COYEE,
jy LIN lnteI.l Water Rec istrar
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BEIS0 ToRN DOwN.-Ihe Inauguration ball
room, adjoining the City Hall, which bias lately
been used az quarters for the troops and drill
room by Captain Ghran's company Of light artil-
ss1y, Is Low being torn down.
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ITRION HALL. RESTAURANT
II H. h.r.. .rtL LII

" BIZ street, 5sttrssH 6th and 7th.
w: T. BENrER, Proprietor, ha wing returned
10 the PERSONAL superb ndeuce OF this 4
estab 49, mr.. r-tu rs has thanEs 10 ksTESA9
patrons for past flvnrs, and especial, lt -
during the term vi nls absence, Hgd HvlteS a CoI--
tInusHce OF them. 1ls personal supervision will
be 8 so tleIent arenty for the proper MANAGEMENT
Ofthe hOUee. The Rar i'll be supplied as To- NOR,
II, wi th the choicest LIQUORS and CIG zRS
The ola III q Tor tho management OF I, o Culinary
DSpartme Mt Will be stuctIy tnfn'. ed. and MEAl 8
will ia s"EVfd at al bOuiE. Fresh FISH, OYS-
rERS, and CRABS, 40, received daily a spen-
dli g KEEN TURTLE will &c served to-tay and
toe fIest specimens will he slaUg htrred daily
while the season !ssts. S0mem6sr, UNION Hail.
REsTAURANT. jy lI-lw
CT S4 WHITE BAREGk..
white, AZ - cents per yard,
Black tsHTege.
81 do Grape MentZ,
81 do 10 DO
Black silks Blsok Apaccas, and Black Bomba-
zines, at 20 y prices.
We Offer our entire Btock Of DRY GOODS st
greatly REDUCED rates.
WM. RILEY Il BRO,
No. SO Central Stores,
Between T. and 8rhstq,
le S-lOt.li OppOsIte Gene Market,
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COMPANY A, Light Infantry battalion who
have been in service since the call for volunteers
In the District, were handsomely entertained last
night In their armofy by Col. Davis, in apprecia-
ton of the good services rendered by them, and
their willingness to go further if ordered from
head quarters Speeches were made by Col. Da-
Wis, Capt. Lemuel Williams, Private Clanlpitt,
and others, brim full Of that patriotic spirit which
a. this time tllS the bosom OF every true Ameri-
can.
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MEssas. Hustled l. KRoEHL, submarine engi.
neers, Of No. 4, Broad st New York, raised loco
motive and tender No. 1872 from the bottom Of tie
Potomac, near Alexandra, and did the work
without damage, and 10 the entire satisfaction Of
the superintendent of the military road. A GER
ttcate Of the above gentleman speaks highly Of
their skill, recommending them to all who have
similar work TO perform.
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wHi=KHURsr, No .34 Pennsylvania avenue, Is
selling VirwsOf Military Encamrfnents Harpsi's
Very, MARSHALL House (AleIendFa), Chain
Bridge Likeaesses OF DistiBg uished Men, Ia
Guiding members Of the present Congress. See
his Card Photograph. 3%
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-Yesterday, Ellen O'LeaF,'
was tried aud acquitted on a charge of keeping a
house of I'll fame
James Ranking, private In the Second Mich
gan Regiment. was tried and convicted of rob-
lug the house CT John Frizell OF about one hun.
dred and thirty dOllars This robbery was com
mitied while squad Of sold ers from this reg!-
ment was engaged in searching FrizeI's house
for concealed weapons ] Ranking was sent 10 the
Penitentiarv for three wears
Today, John BTodhead, alias Brodrick was
placed on trial on charge of malicious mi seh!ei
Ia breaking furniture in the house OF Mary Nil
Ter. The case was pending at II clock.
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w - AN ~ BAL
VIII run IS follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON a. ( Is aud 7IOa. IN.
6GU - and - 2. m. arriving at Ba, more 2. $50
Sal " - ~. al. s $ .-d ~ p n.
khAEE EALTtAiHRk a. -, an - q M. and
5 - ana = 2 IL ,dTlyiES ~ WdShns ton at 10 1ur
lu.lh g. 10. ~" . - md - ?. IN.
Pe"f3nger Trans leaving Washington ~ 10 -
m. ahd & p H., Dad Baltimore a. n III aEi }
2. IN maze erect connexions for Annapolis at the
Junot on.
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and WASH
InEtOG st sd n IN. aud 4 10 p IN.
Passenger i fGiIS leaving " sShfugrOn 81 (
Baltimore for philad ,Phia, New York, Boston,
sad 2il other points North,
Ali articles Of freight mot contra hand of Wall
Wi he transported over the inc. Tonnage Trains
ton et7.p.m.
By order of the Secrs,sr, of War;
THOMAS A. SCOTT,
m 10 General MANAGER
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THKATER.-There was a fine house last night
and the performances went of with spirit In
fact the company is just the thing for the house
and season. Light sparkling pieces, capitally
performed, the order of the day Cor night
there, and Mr.. BANDS good judgment In this
respect is shown by the manner in which the
house is patronised and the pieces and performers
applauded. Tonight feast OF good things; the
''Day After the Wedding" "The Waterman, -
and Don Juan, the pantomlme which was per-
formed with such side splitting effect last night.
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A sUGs Mr.. EIiioy: As
became somewhat familiar with military sffsirs
while holding a commission In one Of the regular
armies Of Europe, have observed with great in
terest the military movements now In progress In
the vicinity Of Washington.
! wish TO ask question Why Is It that when
q reg ment IL uniformed in light colOrs, gray or
blue the officers are permitted 20 wear dark col
orsl This occurs IN great number Of regiments,
thus presenting a contrast which will enable the
elemy 10 distinguish every ot1cer IT once, max
lag them targets for the fatal shar pshootHg or the
sJutb western Tihsmen Such 4 practice would
never be tolerated in any European army. Why
8 .Ou IL be here, The Har Department should
remedy the evil, By compelling officers and pri-
Yates 20 appear In the same general colors.
Resp ctfully. EDwAKD JAGIELLo.
MaAhI NJ ton InlY Il ISGI.
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NKw ARTILLERY ORGANIzArIoN-Memb OF
the various companies ia the New York Seventy
first Regiment have recently organized a hOwilzer
company, and have been drilling frequently and
regularly. They are rapidly improving them
selves and will shortly be a crack company in tt
minutia Of artillery practice Commandant Dahl
gren has furnished tue company with two twelve
FOUNDER guns, which they use daily in their exer-
ciSes. The company is designated as Company
g. Commandant Dahlgren has presented each Of
the drum corps Of this regiment with one Of his
new rifles (hs own inventory.
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YKsrERDAI afternoon, Justice Johnson was de-
pulsed by Coroner Woodward 20 hold an inquest
over the body of a man drowned al the rvcamore
beach, in the Potomac. From the evidence Of
some boys who saw him, he walked deliberately
into the water with all his clothes on and drowned
himself The verdict Of the jury was In rccord-
ance with these facts In addition 10 various ar
tcles Of small account, bill Of A o Woman
against Mr. McQuaid for groceries was found,
which was the only clue 10 his name
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WASHINGTON GYNNAsruM See ad vertIsement
elsewhere Of this admiral BILE establishment From
personal observation can testify that IL is one
OF the very best gymnasiums IN the country, with
spacious, well-lighted airy rooms, aud an appa-
ratTs unsurpassed In variety and excellence. The
members Of the ASSOCIATE on are moreover gentle
men in the best sense Of the word and II Is a
pleasure to be admitted to their fraternity
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III BAuoHMAN, Editor Of the Frederick,
Md Sentinel who was arrested for having In his
posse<sion letters which 10 was supposed he vas
conveying between Maryland and Virginia some
days ago, took the oath OF allegiance from Justice
Donn yesterday, and was dischsfged,
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DEFENSIVE WORKS OVER THE RIvRR.-The
works at the Virginia end Of the Long Bridge are
progressing finely. and begin to assume the shape
Of a fort on the end OF the peninsula, enclosing
Jackson City In difference to the hero who
enunciated the sentiment, 1.-The Federal Union
must and shall he preserved, - this work mi ht
appropriately be called Fort Jackson" The
grove Of trees which skirted the road between
Fort RunYon Columbian Springs) and Fort AL
bany (ROach's place. has been cut down, leaving
an open field for military operations Work on
Forts RunyOn and Albany Is progressing rapidly.
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SIASSEY, COLLINS Il CO.'S
W. PHILADELPHIA DRk UGHT
Expected this day. per steamer ]. Jerome
20 barrels TX pRAUGHT ALE,
40 do. xxx DO. do.
SO hlt.-bDls. do. do. do
Which on arrival will be for sale Terms sash
on delivery. Army a. SHiNN,
M Union Depot.
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HIGH-HANDED AFFAIR George w. Downing,
First Lieutenant of Company E, Union Regiment,
second battalion, has laid a complaint before
Justice Dom that while on a visit on Sunday to
the camp Of the Twenty-sixth New York tElmira)
Regiment, his sword was taken fOrcible possession
of by a Capt Davis, Of said regiment, who asked
10 see the sword, claimed II as his property, and
refused to return IL.
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T. CARRIA6FS
HE Subscriber having I.sle additions 10 his
factory, making II nov one tEe irgest. zsfzvs @
in tho District, whore 9 ia itIss Ht3sESrSt
for manufacturing CARR lLGES aIdIsS@k54
LIGHT WAGONS of I'll kinds cannot he sur
p6ssed, and from hIs l0Ag ax1o-6 noe i'm The huEi.
moss, he hopes 20 give gen -G attGfactioI
All kinds OF Carriages Light Wagons kept
on hand
promptly attended to.
Second hand Carriages e -sn in e-ch7pge for
new ones. ANDREW J. JOYCE
l9 Il corner of Fourteenth and f. SIG
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THE UNDERSIGNED, successors to Spilulau
Hunt, would respectfully ask a cOntihuanoe
oil the liberal patronage EXTENDED 20 the late hrm
SPtLMAN II co.
GEORGETOWN, ID. c., Juno SO, 1861 iy 2v
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GOVERNMENT FRKIGHTs Since Sunday morn
ing some 3 700 barrels Of -four, and 300 hogsheadS
of sailed provisions have been transported to
w ash n ton over the Washington Branch road ,
besides large quantities of other Government
stores, and heavy freight on private account.
The greatest activity is required on the part OF
the employees Of this road, I'm order to deli yer the
immense amount Of freights received each day
with anything like ordinary business puHctualf-
Is; vet under the active direction Of MIR. Gilbert
the Super ntendent, the track 10 kept entirely
clear, and the operations Of the road unimPeded.
FIRE IN GEORGETOWN Fire broke ont In the
rear Of Mr. Peter Dips premises on the Heights
in Georgetown, last night about ~ O'Clock His
property is on the upper part of High street, and
his house and furniture, for the want of water
were entirely destroyed. He was insured for
Sst0 which will not cover half the loss. The
properly is too elevated for the Potomac water to
be available. The adjoining frame houses on the
North, owned by Mr.. Temple sherman, one &C.
cup!ed by himself aud the other by a colored
yyoman yVere entirely consumed No insurance
The sun., 1861-12-07
sale Of II Condemned Prize Brig.

THE brig Henry G. Brooks, one of the con-
demned prize vessels, was ssld at auction at the
Union Stores, Brooklyn, Yesterday afternoon.
There were about fifty pc sons present at the
sale, most Of whom were attracted moro 10y Gu.
riosity than by any deshe to purchase the vessel
The bidders were therefore few, an the auc.
tioneor, Mr.. J. II. DEArEI, was OF the opinion
at first that she would 90 of nt terrible sacri-
flee. The bidding was not very spirited. The
hrst bid was $1,000, being more thln was an.
ticipated; o., 500 was next offered.
From this the advance was slowly Increased
10 s2,S5O, for which sum she was sold TO JouS
KrSo. One gentlemen present said that if he
owned her, he would give some one thousand
dollars to take her off his hands Another said
lie wolld not take her as gift.
The brig is between seven AMI ci.ht years
old, aud is 1913 tons burden She will require
Considerable repairing TO make her saworthy.
When she was seized, some mon hs since hoi
cargo consisted of turpentine and cotton, whicl
is valued at $4,000.
The owners of the vessel are loyal men, Lu
she was seized by the Co1fedcrates, takon into
Charleston, and the above cargo put on board
She started out, and was captured 10 attempting
to run the blockade.
The sun., 1861-12-07
Military and Naval Movements

| The bill which Hon. Frederick A. Conkli
has brought before Congress to reduce the sal
aries OF United States officials aud of the oiIicer
oi the Army and Navy, will, If il becomes law
have tho effect of reducing the pay of all Arm,
officers, from the General Commanding. in Chief
to Majors Of infantry. Military and Naya
officers are, most assuredly, not over paid a,
present, and if any alteration be made in theil
pay and allowances, it should be to increase, no,
decrea,e them.
recruiting office for tho Marine corps, la:
been opened at No. 81 BOwcry, and the number
fapplicants, 30 far, has been very satisfactory.
The new side wheel steamer 0ctora-a has
been completed and viii bo launched at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, this afternoon. Her di.
mensions are; over ALL 207 feet; breadth Of
beam, 20 feet; depth Of hold, IL feet; TONNAGE.
about 800 tons; draft of water, feet, 0 inches
Her machinery has been constructed at the
Arptine Iron Works. The Octorara Is supplied
with steering apparatus at each end, after the
manner of ferry beat, and she will be one Of
the most useful vessels of her size in the Navy.
Her armament will consist of two 11-inch guns
amdships, and two riaed Parrott guns.
The new gunboat Owasco, built on the NJ, site
River, Connecticut, arrived at the Yard yester-
day, to be armed and put into commission. Her
machinery was fixed before she left for Nav
York, and she steamed here in a very satisEac.
tory manner. Her model is the same as thHbf
the gunboats-Chippewa, Winons Senecek, &c.
built here.
The new gunboat Cayuga built at Portland,
Connecticut, has left the Navy Yard for a pri-
vate ship yard, to have her machinery-whieh
abe brought with her-put up
The ship Nightingale has gone down to the
Battery and anchored there to receive her pow-
der, and the U. s. steamer Wyandotte will 20
there today. The Nightingale will sail imme-
diately for the South Atlantic Blockading
Squadron.
The gunboat Winona was foated into the Dry
Dock to receive some repairs, having been
slightly injured by her collision with the launch
which she struck on coming from her trial trim.
The Quaker City has received her armament,
which consists of eight long 92-poundors and
one Parrott gun.
Another purchased steamer arrived at the
Yard yesterday, to be armed and put into COM
mission.
by SPECIAL DIRECTION Of Gov Morgan, the
examinations of all applicants for positions in
the army aro to be very rigid, and no person of
immoral character will be appointed. The ap-
plicants for positions in infantry regiments are
examined by Col. Martin, of the list Regiment
and for the artillery and cavalry by Col. WV.
TOmpkins, who is a wsll-knOwn instructor OF 80
years standing, and formerly captain in the
u. s. Army.
The TWenty-fourth Regiment Of Massachu-
setts troops, is expected to arrive tomorrow,
Saturday.
The sun., 1861-12-07
Re-Instatemcn, of General Fremont.

The BRooKLYS TIMES has a special dispatcl
from Washington TO the effect that FREMOSI
will lie ro-instated In his command. IL can
hardly DO credited, yet TnE TINES has Wash
ington connections of'o much position, that it
dispatch can hardly bo gain-slyed without off
Cial statements to the contrary.
Ifthis be the caseiifthe same vacillating policy
which has already occasioned so much injury to
our cause be allowed further progress by the Ad-
ministration, and if the Government will con-
tinue to allow itself to degrade men one day and
elevate them the next, then should Congress
appoint a guardian for President LINCOLN, aud
supply him with some stimulus to keep his en-
orgies 10 the sticking pointuntil the rebellion is
over. We hope for more stability than the
dispatch indicates.
The sun., 1861-12-07
The Troops In the West.

Gen. Buel, the new commander Of tho depart
ment of Kentucky, has now an army IN the field
of at least seventy thousand men, well supplied
and thoroughly organized, and it outnumbers
tho r. lel forces in that s'atc three TO one. Whom
the soldiers that are to be withdrawn from the
abandoned battle fields Of Western Virginia are
Joined to the army on Green River, we shall
outnumber even the largest estimate Of the re.
knmS" Ry94E g 7 Gqs s,. TaS number Of
Y thousand more within the next ten days.
The army under Con. Halleck that will be
available to operate along down the river, and
sun leave his posts behind him well fortified, is
not less than thirty thousand. Here, then. Ia a
grand body Of one hundred and forty thousand
Western troops assembled and in process of as
sembling on the line from Cairo to Cumberland
Gap, for simultaneous advance in three grand
columns upon Memphis, Middle Tennessee and
East tennessee. The men are ready, and the
people. The remaining con ingency Is with The
leaders.
The sun., 1861-12-07
New Publications.

STREAMS oF LIGHr, or Filty-two Facts for the
Fifty-two Sundays Of the Year. by the au
thor Of the Peep of Day" Harper & Bros,
z Publishers.
This Is a very instructive and entertaining
little work, bound in bue and gold, and pro.
fusely illustrated. II will make very appro.
pirate Christmas present for the youn,., AMI the
little ones will have the enjoyment Of story
% read and picture to look at for each Sunday
Of the year. This is a sensible idea.
NOTICE. TO Our. BY w. G. Wills, author Of
Lifes Foreshadowings.' Harper & Bros,
Publishers.
Those of our rcoders who have read any OF
Mr. wills novels will not fail to provide them
selves with this work. The scene ia laid ia
England, and the characters possess an original
ity which is perfectly refreshing in these days of
war. Wills does not do up his works upon the
thunder principles which characteristic some no.
welists, but nevertheless is behind few in point
Of interest.
The sun., 1861-12-07

Police IntelliRenceI

An ALLEGED SwISDLE.-V
and George Fowle, who keep tsoa
No. u Pearl street, under TN 9 at
towle, Hewett & Co, were ar 10 Of
by Officer Cummings, Of the Lol rday
charged with having swindled |ourt,
out OF gas fixtures and appurte mus
qu0r store, corner Of Grand Andl m Ii
which were valued at 315i 30. reets,
in September last, McManus en- that
TO dispose Of his store fixtures, party
dividual advertised them for is in
quently brought one Of the acct Aub.o-
him a note for the above an Uttered
fowie, Hewett 4 Co., OF No. 9 ed by
McManus called on one of the cot
sented TO him that the note wa repre-
and would he paid at maturity = gold
other represeI tations the note \ 50 and
u bill Of sale given. When ed and
due, II was protested, and, in III ecame
parties who purchased the stlEle, tho
them, as is alleged, at auction es sold
nus states that he has ascertain,x xcMan-
whom he employ ed to find bu party
was himself a member Of thl8 store.
Hewett & Co.; and that, in his Fowle,
oerned in 1t are pack Of sw Ill con-
fcarcely any other kind OF III md do
Connolly, before whom Watson Justice
taken, locked them up, and req 10 were
who may lave such complaints, otherI
to call upon him at the Tombs ere are,
SuooTIso AFFRAY.-On III urt.
about " o'clock, a quarrel and night,
in Broadway, corner Of Bleec X place
two men, named Thomas petweon
Thomas O'Brien, during which ok and
pistol and shot his adversary in drew q
The ball entered the lung, a1 breast
extracted. A policeman Of II boeE
promptly arrested o 'Brion, a1 Ward
up. The wounded man was locked
dence, No. 10 West 12th st. bis resi-
DEsBRTIoS AND DEsTIrUf
girl, named Rosa Gray, was fout A psol
night wandering through the hursdAy
and almost famished. She sti8 estitute
recently arrived with her stepN she had
fornia, who, upon their arriv I'm Cali
She had been wandering for rted her
had eaten scarcely anything, Jays, ant
charge Of the Commissioners As put IL
Correction. Irity an'
The sun., 1861-12-07
An Attack ou Fort Pulaski Hour.
ly Expected.

Bdhimore, Dee. "a dispatch from Slvan.
nah IN the Richmond papers of yesterday, dated
4th inst, says
''S1xiccn Of the clips of the enemy arc now
inside the tar, ami ON attack on Fort Pulaski il
hourly expected"
The Richmond DfsrNT,II Of yesterday, saws
that II Is currently reported that Gen. Hoyd's
command has been ordered to another important
post for duty.
A Telegram dated Nashville, 3rd inst, states
that Gcnerol Floyd has fallen back to within
railroad.
The sun., 1861-12-07
School Observation-Disclosures

To he Editors Of the " T. SUN:
Gen,lemen-In your issue of yesterday you
published the name of Charles Shaifer as the
elected candidate for School Commissioner OF
the 18th Ward. This was an error. The fol-
lowing is the vote cast for the different eandi-
dates;
John H. Trapr, Tammany ......... 1,595
Charles q. Shaiier, MOI. and Repub.... l,265
Majority for Mr.. Trapp. ;::.:;........ 33z
l.. W. Hit,
Chair Nom. Convention.
The sun., 1861-12-07
GENERAL vol
Hyau's LIEo BSs -

2Rieumatism In Its most painful
ula, erysipelas, sails rheum, pimk, also scr9s
ulcers, fever sores, the worst casd lctches -
blood, nercurih complaints, Diseases % N
kidneys, incipient consumption, hVeT @ san
tainly cured by this great purihe1Fe moss o~'
HYATTs LIFE BALSAM has
Of cases Of these and similar dfd thousanIs
most certainly cure any case whta anu -
by medicine, II taken In acoordAP.n be resnns' sIs
uOns, 1th bhe oh
HYATTs LIFE BALSAM Gu q,
Grove 1t and II Clinton harker ~ McS, =
for wears. been criPPls'
HYATT's LIFE BALSAM Gu ,-
dock master, III Madison st. OF u. hy ~
he had been In the Broadway ~ nc ulceI,Sss. ulc,.s.s.
and then thought 70 be incurabiet Sh mn'A-
HYATT'B LIFE BALKAN cur o a
ave and blst Il, OF scrofula,or kun y. uuv,
lad destroyed the flesh nom l. Tue uiV m
windpipe was exposed IL ouro eek MI ".
dyapepda. ooss
Principal depo. s4s Grand 9; 9.
70 osais Per botslei % e.Mt ,N
The sun., 1861-12-07

Kansas City. No, Dec. 5.-By or Ter Of Gen.
Hunter Col Jamson's regiment moved to
point midway between X an sas City and Leaven-
worth Yesterday. All communication between
here aud Independence Is Gu, of.
The rebel hays with 800 men, visited lnde-
pondence. Monday, and seized all the horses
Belonging TO tho Pacific Stage Company and
made = general conisca,ion Of all the property
,c ITuioa cilzeng.