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TEN lie Z Il / Is u n f A l. NJ A n A
FOR 1862.

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ELECTION RETURNS from all the States Of the Union
holding elections in 1861 carefully compiled for the Tribune
Almsnac
AsTRo oNoMICAL CALCULATIONS and CALENDARS
for the year 1862;
GOVERNMENT Of the UNITED STATES-EIecutive
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SENATE Of the UNITED STATES, Members Of clsssi
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HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES, of the UNITED
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LIST of STATES, Capitals Governors times Of Legisla
tive Meetings, General Elections, etc;
POPULATION OF EACH STATE by COUNTIES, also
the Population Of the principal Cities Of the United States,
from the Census Of 1850;
The MORRILL, TARIFF and the TARIFF ACT of the
spe csl sessior-bo.l complete;
Also ABSTRACTS Of the other important Acts of the
Second Session of the XXXyI Congress and the Special
Session of the XXXyth. Also the important. Procla
nations of President Lincoln;
CHRONOLOGICAL ACCOUNT Of the important events
connected with the Rebellion and other matters Of general
interest.
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Wv HIINs
HEADeuAKIERs, No. u ProApwAY.l !

AA,l
By authority hom the War DePaItroa and The sanoij
ef 6is EEeeneacy Gov. Morgan, JANIS b. SWAIN. lat
tayagy u. A. j. recruiting for egimtnt of Volnn.
tesr Cs.ysy, to loI three years during war
y she Kindness Of his Excelency Gov. Morgan and Of
Qterrose Arthar the brick barracks, at the QualaSne
dps have beer assigned the quarters Of tho Re gnon.
lriag it, foriustJn.
Lis.s Swain has orders Join the army in the fed for
fervce the different ba,laons may be OK.
E,s ed.
p raRrms equipments and arms for The Resmsnt have
b-sn a ided aid VIII be served to tie they
g.. h1rets5.
oncts having parts Of companies recruited viii be
osiscd arganzed application az these headquarters
- 1t probably tie las and enly Regiment Of Csvslry
tLS VI ~ ggabzed 81 this state dpnns the War those de-
siots oaqg hi, branch Of the service must embrace this
opportunity. JAMES Il. SWAIN,
J.t Cavalry. Z. 8 A., Colonel Commanding.
Gen. Bsrnaa'e's Expedition. n.-Impotant to sea
t1sl &c, seayen edDsTy bo6tmep lsndmen,
she1ils ard otherz wanted for tie UNITED STATES
HAkIl'E ABTILLEEY, W. A.. How ard, Colonel Com
sssadig Pay i0ns quarters. &C. the in the L. 3
navy With thc advantage Of actmplete Guilt fufnlshed fee
y the Goyerqnc 500 bounty at the expiration OF term
siseT'fe which three yaus the Also the great In
cscenent Of pzsnoIey. Ioss having families can iesyo
ren tics y !cr any asb,' thereof part Of the IA
k.i.,n d ne~ a. active sefyice> apply to ~ OHiALLf
~%' New YORK. w a. HOWARD.
Colonel CDu DsI0lng.
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JIlrd Edition.
The LiffIeiahn Libel suit.-Dewitt G. little


The LittIejohn Libel suit.-Dewitt c. Littlejohn
ssansl Horace Greeey5smsg. laid at 2OoOtried at the
Oswess Circuit before Judge Bacon and fully reported
THE TRIBUNE by J. L. Crosbyis published In neat
psct psmph Of So pages and for sale at this Office Price 10
cents Although the Of the evidence collected for the
defense ruled by Judge b. the opening side
by ISAIAH T. WILLIAMS esq. gives good idea of its
and Of the grounds Of deteem the
legison Of 1860 its engineers, and their instruments The
ruling. Judge BACON and the comments thereonby JOHN
K PORTER, esq Of Albany deserve and will command the
Of lawyers and uriG And whoever wants 10
bssever be said against the defendant IN this suit by
hitter po,ics general adversary who that he is
NO, to be answered beYrsfed with the summing for
the plsintta BY the Hon. HENRY A. FOSTER Tie
examination Of tie defendsn by the Hon CHAs. d. SEDG
WICK, hkswise, presents noteworthy aspects AS po
ltics libel common than formerly, aud the
legislation of $50 suec ofepdurirs interest believe
sny viii End this pamphlet worth reading and preserving
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Alilitarp Notices.

The Womnn,s Central Association for Relief
has s Office for the Isceip. ard delivery Of bo ta
supplies, 5e 70 No si4 Broadway. The Regsrsion Com
Ddtee will continue its attendance No Is Cooper
Union, fon ~ TO II u EVERY MONDAY and TIIIS-
DAY 20 receive applications for admission into e Board Of
EsTses GEO. r. ALLEN, Secretary.
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GGtb RegiuIent told 9th Regimcnu Col PINCkNbY,
now at the in Virginia Recording Ohee No. 45
broadway. Pay commences Immediately upon enlistment
and recruits are forwarded daily. Relief for families also
commences immediately. AID Leutentncy is vacant which
viii be given to any officer furnishing thirty men, Band is
also wanted Appy at No 437 Brosdway I'd floor, irOnt
room Capt. j. ). FEhHMANN, hecrpitlbg & Onlctr'
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II. =. Musfcring OEiCe.-Oficers Of Volunteers
should written authority from Their Colones to recruit
a. evidence TO the e Musteng Officers for transpouai 4
OF settlement Of accounts This written authority should also
be ndored by the United States Mus.erng and DsouTsing
officer -,
No account will be paid or transportation given unless the
above rule j. conforined to-
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Third Edition.
T,HE LITTLEJOHN LIBEL SUIT.-A YER
Il ba,in report OF the trial Of the suit Of LIrfLEJOHN
GREELEY Is pGb'hed In pamphlet form at The Tribune
Office. II contains the Pleas Opening and Arguments Of
Counsel Rulings Of the Court the entire Testimony, Summing
I'D Of Counsel Gc Our subscribers who desire TO aud
preserve full report Of this remarkable trial. will do well to
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9Th EDITION OF
TIM HY TITO O M B s
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A companion volume to LETTERS TO YOUNG PEOPLE
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The Lessons twentyour In NUMBER ana ney tea'e
eyydsy eboth to ones interior existence and to his
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hey remind one the older aud better English EssaysS
perhaps most and yet they not at all cast In the
same mould They have the same general spirit and have
wit akin and yet derent-not quiet-sud renchant
not elegant the liquid hOw Of words they are warmer
in the glow of humanity end redoen Of the highest
morality aud the Pures religion while wholly free hom cant
Utica Morning Herald
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9rerlal Notices.

The Foprt. ward Republican Assosia lion
viii holsfa Regasr Meeting on 1OropA1 ENhN4"O' Dec
H. ~ ct NO. 90 HENRY H. HUELAT, President.
HsonEIs FREsosAN, Secretaries.
Tue Eleventh Ward Republican Association
will mold special meeting THIS (ruesdsy) ENENlNG
Dec TO- at the Hall No. 2l Ayep1s d a z & 9s2ek s
CoRSErFs DoSElsoy, Secretary.
Nineteenth Ward.-A regular meeting Of the XiX!s
WARD REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION will be held THIS
(Tuesdy) EVENING Dec. TO- 1861 at Headquarters, LAND
JOHN RYAN, President.
: slSsF w v92arTfsn GGGsSH; Secretaries
Thc Eighieeutb Annual Report. and Directory
tion Of the Poor being ready Sa6scIbers win he
supplied as esJ practicable az their residences, OF imne'
place. Tie following officers Of the Association, and Mem
beTs Of the Ward Committees are authorized to receive sub
JAMES BRowN. Pre,iden,, No SO wans,
JAMES BOORMAN Vice-PTesident No. lS Washington
JAMES LENOX. vice.Preeident, No 50 SHAY.
HoRATI0 ALLEN, licePresident No IS Ciintonplace.
A. X. WEpMORE ire-Presient, No. 81 Vesey-st.
JOHN G. GREEN, NicePresident No. 12 Soutb,st.
=, ROBERT y; MIETDkN TIeasgrer, No % Soutnst
ii. GEORGE ". ABE No. 5S Bsrcisy'st.
IL IL IL SS,,l s TERsLL6, z Re- No q z nPsIkplacs
". A.,s ar nA WET,IoRL; No 81 yescy;st.
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VIZ I0SEeH b. B; CythlNS No 81 West lllh-st
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r. NJ Hartley, Secretary.
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Now Ready:
TNHE LENNON SLAVE CASE.
THE FULL HISTORY
THE LENNON SLAVE CASE.
FROM ITS ORIGIN TO ITS FINAL DECISION IN THE
COURT OF APPEALS.
CONTENTS:
OPINION OF JUDGE PAINE before whom the case wa,
eIst heard.
OPINION OF THE SUPREME COURT.
Points End ATguments Of
CHARLES o'coNoR.
WM NJ. EVARTS. ana
JOSEPH BLUNT, in the Court Of Appeals.
And the Opinions OF
JUDGES DEMO. WRIGHT. and CLERKE
The sIea importance OF the legal and political principles
iuyoyedhe podne with which the issues were made, and
ability with which the argument sustained both
sides render this OF the most significant and universally
Interesting trials that toOs uacs in this country
fhee 25 cents per copy-S2 per dozen.
Postage eertsper copy additional
Address The TRIBUNE, New.York.
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Regiment of Volunteer Engineers.

q
Col EDWARD W. SERRELL, Lieut.. COL JAMES r..
HALL, Major RICHARD BUTT
This regiment has been accepted by the War DepaT ent
aud one half OF II Hilton Head s. C the balance
to 20 within three weeks at the turthest
PTiyates in this regiment are TO DO paid - ,
$50 SEVENTEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH.
few more riggers boabuders shipcsrpeniers pont'
Mere bscksmiths miners choppers lumbormen macnss
roekmeu wheelwIghs boe-nakeIs ana railroGdois VIII
be received TO complete the regiment. . ,
Recruits under pay mustered into service and iunhed
with quarters and rstons at once.
None but heal hy and competen, workmen need apply.
The families Of the soldiers cared for by the authoes
Headquarters the of Chambers and Chsiham tt
Enlistment for three years, during the war.
New Yolk, Nov. %, 1851.
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Atteutlon.-SENENrY EIGHTH CAMERON HIGH
LANDERS Dollars $50 bounty will be pad to stout
hearted able being mustered into my company
Warm barracks and abundant provisions provided imme
dstely enrolment. Roerutng Office No 90 broadway
basement. JAMES {. ROBERTSON. Captain.
n. BThe mily supplied with certificate of relief on the
rncrnit reaching canp
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Address by ihe Rev. DIR. Storrs, Brooklyn Aesde-
Of Music ~ ESDAY EVENING, Dec. I0 at O'cl1 OK
Subject: A Just its relation Nations highest de-
velopuens" Tickets 25 cents for sale a. the Academy.
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A MEXICAN PRIVATEERS.-A complete
~ history OF the AMERICAN PHlVATEERS aud LET
rERB OF MARQUF. illustrated by GEORGE COGGES
HALL. vol. gvo. Pncc I'll 90 Sen, free of express
CHAS A. MILLER, Bookseller,
No. as Annst. ". Y.
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,.o ry,rIstjnn Alliance sent last month TO the Vol.
- IA o., H~nricns journals and 500 Magazines, beside
vmu Books Fnuds greatly needed to carry on the
work Our friends shut up In the camp are getiSg discon
for wat Of reading to occupy the mind Address tho
Rcv G. c. GOSS General Secretary, or CHARLES PL iCE
ressurer Uuiyersity Building NewYork This plan Of the
Alliance for reaching the Army with religious influences must
commend itself 20 all. - ..
WIN. F.. DODGE, WM. CULLEN BRYANT,
PETER COOPER, WIN. CURTIS MOVES,
d Z. TIEMANN, F.V RUSHT0N,
pORrRT ANDFRsON o. & A.
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DIR. M. X. Delany tho African Explorer, viii lee
iure Thirteenth Presbyterian Church, the Rev. DIR.
Burchards tNo. ll5l, THIS Tuesday) LyENiNG, the
"ComneTcis Advantages of Africa" Lecture free. Aher
the discourse bs interesting Book OF Travels and Explore
tions, VIII be ofered Price 21 cents.
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The EoYrfs ward Republican Associa zion
viii ,ol,, Geensr Meeting TUESDAY EVENING, Dec
10 lazy st 10. 37s PeaIlst, a. q o clock. -,
~ w. HENRY II. HUELAT, President
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ITO PRINTERS.-FOur TABLE-RACKS,
Il and five large sORTS-CASES for SALE chesp These
be Racks and In excellent condition. There
fse cases to each Rack Inquire Of j. O. COOLEY Co.,
No Spruce st., Tribune Buildnss N. Y City.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-04
EUROPEAN WAR VESSELS IN TIE GULF.

Toe principal fcregn powers are continuing 10 incrsae
their naval force in the gulf The Londcn 7imes Of the
h Gays that the sromboli and the Cancleer both
hourly expected to be commissioned at Portsmouth. TO
reinforce the West India Squadron with reference most
oobatly to the expected operations on the coast Of
J5Ico Both vessels are mastsd and are being rugged
,rd stored with the creates. possible dispatch. The
French Government is also strengthening lis ct the
Mexican coss'.
The Spanish fquadrou, which wss about to sal TO the
same q1srer, will consist Of six fg,tes two scs
e-s Of Eve hundred horse poser besides transports ar
small vesssls su officer hsd been with dispatch.
ss for the goVernorgeuer Of Cuba on the jet Of
the eIpsditicn ard bad embarked at CadE 10 the war
steamer Leon 0ne thousand Ave hundred nsp destined
for Oubn be ready at their respective depots By
the Is of October and tho iesrs who to 90 with
hem had alreadv bean appointed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-04
Rsom ma Lo.i,riiie onlri,r Of ~, lsM

UNFORTUNATE SURPRISE NEAR EDDYvILLE
A omponv Of Ksn'uekions d''prsed and IS Or so
Killed and Wounded BY some Norihnn A5oliticnists.
On Saturday Morning last, Lincoln gun. boat from
the OHIO, supposed to be the Cnstooa with 800 Abe.
Ii ion roop4. came up the Cumberland ard landed at
West Edo VILE TIE troops sere Olsen baked ar pro-
ceeded 10 sarsosa few miles from Eidyville where
fine cavalry company If Keniuckists Just form. by
Oapt Wick were eBcanred sompletel sup Icing and
pctirr ,tem 10 ront, end ki and vouuoG Is sup.
pea IS OF so OF th,ir lumber. TIE 9th r. ed and
sevefa OF them al arrived at Hcptinsvills where our
in'o msut saw them scue of them bad their clothes
sc,ral rlddsd with ball., While thsir persons irscu.
10 sly escaped injury The pursuit was continued By the
7 ,nke,s ahou, two niles
Capt Wilcox vas bit With ball on tho forehead, and
ahorga believed 10 be seriously il no. fatally wounded,
managed 20 ride two miles his horse and Ia
escaped The enemy. MIS-
TusIe we're only sbou, rs of Capt wilcors men In
camp. They were turp h,d While the pckets had come
in for and before others had gene out to I,
their places.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-04
pRopo,E D ADDITION TO Our NAVY.

The New Orb ans LEILA roticcs a defensive prrj'c'
now under co.. Il !eracn amorg the weshes. and ncsi
public spirited men Of that city. As conceived it will
be successful il FRIED ou it Is entirely practicable
{, Is proposed to fleet subscription Of Two Milo q
ioars the smouut to be expended in the cousruc ion
Of ten iron.cla steamships TO bs used eIcusvey de
blockade.
1t Contemplated, says the Dsta after building the
ses mhips 10 tender them to The Confederate govern
neut for the war, With the condition hat they shall be
em loyed at the mouth Of the MISSES ppi river In
The pighboring waters oftbc Gull. New Orleans, which
IL 10 estimated loses half Lion day by the blockade
would be repaid foil the cost ofthe A,e. in less thar
, month after it was brought into service.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-04

THE Rrcoosiris OF THE SOUTHERN CoSFIpIRLcr.-
The pol Post refers to the acioa OF the Cur Oh
the Am csn question, aud ssys What Ru s:s has done,
'hy sh Ill not gland and France DOT After speak
ing Of the probability Of such interference the Pest COL
cludss in tn, following terms:
fine iton fs. then the preston arises What ough'
We to d,i IL is comp etent US to recogIz the ind
ondence Of tie Southern Stuss IL is H as. comp.
tsst for Us to recognr, imperfect blockade We
,rut couop, ard We AIRS have IT, We are under ibs
pr fsirr or s b. undar the pressure Of nsces-
and nse,i itas qs,d egit fsndit. Naiiorsl 'sw
4K- mupic a., inust give way 70 an eng MY. Mil
Of people, through no fault OF their own, thoug
n fault Of climate, season, or government at home
nav in few months. be exposed to positive starvation
hsc7u If tho per sent madness OF the people compo
Ing the American Union.
Are We bvu 10 abs ain from Interference under The
pressure OF crcumstarcss which have originated in
perfectly Understood promise of mutual exchsnges A
prepent however IL il necessary 10 mike the poin
too foe Toe Economist may b. right in Its assurance
Of ere being undsnCe Of cotton brought r. Liver
20 and II eupora'y BE- lied on, there vii
le occasion fer studying too intenily the laws o.
ratoDs. Bu' In the meantime Russis has set
lie which EnglaId will b. very wrong not to iolow-
Failing in couDs the iestion will arise, apart froE
Prospective principle vbe her l. Is best for get COT
'rrm The Southern Sales continue at peace viii
the Northern Sa.es
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-04

vlsIr OF A FgEsGa NAN or WAR.-Ths unusual CIR
IN al e o. +. Lcs vessel ealing OF this poi &,
ok &c yesterday.
A,ue A NJ We noticed Fre-ch aIg flying from
E,r5 sumtr, which gave nou,e OF the arrival OF the
trpgr aod Gurcg The day the Enperor's oon'ul tx
IA steamer ali and proceeded doSn ihe Bay, boa
.rim Ihc wsr V al meeti he Aid INSIDE The oar
A second boat from the Ell ctm'n in the meantime
Io.ohed tie civ ia charge an ID err and tGvug on
DO I'd MulsleguI she British o. sui a. Savannah,
Add 10y, wro w,r' p's 'engers rom Mes York. TIL
aa-o ,Sr s the steam tie PROXY, commanded by
C.p, D. F,ntarges She I'D from New TX oc'o.
her % D a a. touched II this b 'oc wmn isn.
ait, the Cors,'. she is armed with gun..-Cin's'-
10, haeHrV Slt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-04

GxB TO ColussIA -Tna e,sdus lon Of tho Federti
prs, ne,s g. NJ soatlWard last week, 10 Couub',
q. Tae nth Car0linian, pgsli,hed at that place,
s,yS:
We understand tfat cur Cy authorities have agreed
Win the Secrs'7'y OF Wsr 70 all The Of hur
de ard ty Y4uk . prsopers II our district u, ar
trtaeompsny r,l ne iUmed A.ly ras TO gual them.
We regret the necessity o. havii toerae such
lie and caste the time of our in looking after
sm, and II paying money TO support them. Thsy
me on TO sid u our destruction. snd doCb: would
10 IL hero if ID y can get ch ncS"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-04

PARsoS BR 'wSLew-Tle Nasbv lie Brnnsr, Of The
50 h, ,I.insushes the prospeo: Of P4r.cn Bro~nlo-
becoming martyr Il says: "A member Of the
Grand Jury-s gen leman Of VI questionable liability
stated 70 Us on yesterday, that the name Of Brow
low has been brought trs hejwy ~ any manner
much more in com e,ton with bis arrest This stat,
ment Is due to the Government whose integrity Mr.
b ownlow's Card xould impcsch. The NOISY Parsor
h.4 bat TO conduc himself with proper d'cretion ths
he may dwell in uubroksn peace TO fr a, oonedsrst.
authority IL concerned"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-04
AsorHsR vAxDALrc D,xD-Tte cos ardly pirates on

AsorHxR vAxDALic DpEp-Tte copardly pirates on
the Ponmac have unaffected no disposition TO try con-
cusons vi forces BY fight sifce our last. True
to their craven instincts they hoEever continue to CON-
mi, the mcst da.ardy outsges when they have oppor'
,unty of comrg ashore heui opposition.
81 On Wednesday morning. part cf the crew OF d
era steamer landed liz IL below Matthias Point And d.
lberatfly set FIRE to TIE handsome mansion Of John
washir en- Z q which totally Consumed. savsges
cou scarcely ih wreichts In iher brut'l system
of wsrfa-e, snd n cur humble OPT J. IL is higs tire
ihfy h en- made 10 sufir in snilr way. Toe isx
tahens the oily process whereby The beasts car be
brought to reslze the consequences Of such abel OIL
conduct Ffsdsrisk.6svg Recorder.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-04
An able article in The 1 ndon Revlev, upon American

An able article in the ndon Review, upon American
II is, closes with the following significant r'msri:-
The South can act on tie defensive without q ruiuous
monty cos The North cannot act on the ftnsve With
oft ncurrirg liabilities that will break the back Of the
R ,pubic A thousand men defending their soil
e1ls TO ten thousand Who carry FIRE and sword to
invade them All experience proves T.; ard when the
untry TO be invaded Is large Eve 81 great Eu.
psan mopsrchlss, the invader should remember the
fac Of Nspoeon in Russia and pause be commit bis
fortunes 10 80 d,sprra'e al enterprise.