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The LONDON QrARTERLY REVIEW FOR JAxrARy.
This number, which is unusually full, com.
mences with an article on "Canadl and the
Northwest in which the present condition and
resources and future prospects Of that mngnifi.
cent colony arc set forth in most encouraging
terms, the reviewer concluding with the assur.
ance that the time must eventually cone when
the primeval forests, the prairies, and the banks
Of the lakes and streams Of this all but unpeo.
pied territory will be the home of millions Of
British subjects" In the article, "The Welsh
and Their Literature" will be found many inter.
esting extracts from Welsh authors, with apprc.
ciative and illustrative comments. Mr.. Motley 5
History Of the United Netherlands" is re.
viewed with marked commendation, fortified by
a variety Of extracts. "The Iron Manufacture
furnishes brief and well digrstcd history Of
the rise and progress Of that branch of indus ~,
from the Insignificant beginnings about which
there are no certain data to the enormous est.
mated product Of the United Kingdom for the
past year OF 100000 tons. The paper on
cent extraordinary events in ,h,t corntrr w ,h.n
would naturally be expected from the usually
Of History and Romance" is intended ~ Ho ' ,5o
l;obt article or N. ruu,ho,. h., ,ho 80, ~ t"S w
hardly done Justice ~ N. snh;oc, t.;n" -. I.
b,v onprcssed bv tbe omiDors ti,,o wS;.S ;n,,na
di1,slv srccos5s--. tn. Ino.u,s IT," -" | :.
Rivals with non. ~ wb;ch Il .uv n"o,,,;"" "
;.e.s.;1. .-."s M. @"' PeSuat
numhor !. .;msd =, a. ,~.,, - " .r '
saws .nd R.v;"w. y ~ ,rh;"h 49," " o"'.., ~, nS n
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MINING NEWS.
We gcan from the columns Of the Oregonian
number Of items Of interesting mining news,
as follows: .-. .....
We are informed that Bothwell's company arc
"o'ng wen I on tne new Menatcnes-Irom s;, SiO to $40
~ -. =, ...-'% y ,. ,1. %'.%v
s'u c w; nOuI"EOP, anu seVsIai otneTs' started
refresSinu 10 sac men % ror" ,rber" ,h.;, rsY;o"s &
experience leads them' rather than be led off by
the prevailing Nez Percrs excitement.
The rush to the mines has carried off retty
mIcn az our hoatlng population, and the streets
~" IN ..I., = sss1Y NY va y Sunuay: Mayoe Is
the storm. ' ! ~''' O-'O''
About forty miners passed tbrouoh ,owr on
tuesday, on their road to the Nez Perces mines.
This makes about eight hundred men in all who
nave started, !. .aif .,a.
woH Uxer one hundred persons icit on the Jnl,a on
Good Incl .,.snd ,s.,,, ''"sN W. '"e "e" "'''es
nv . n,;v,,o I.,,.- -. ,..,, a.. A.. -.
four Companies Of miners al the Me- Perces mines
who were making from a. h H19 a.dav VIII
sluices. The chances 10 work were verv Sim IN
| account Of The snow and Ind wcather eeneralIv
IN. T;.,., .I.o .on,.;r. nr.,h.. os 49,.
-.AO s""'.'''s "uuos' " ns''S'
similar to the above, and says: "We would not
advise everybody to go to the mines. Enough
should remain At home to lookout for the women,
children and babies. II there arc 5000 good
claims there they viii not all be taken up before
the latter part Of next week." o
A HNT TO TnR TEMPERAxeI SocnTrEs.--In
Prussia, twenty years ago, drunkenness was very
common among the working classes. and tho
Government attempted to check Il BY encourae.
ing Temperance Societies similar 70 those Of
England; lis efforts. however, were unsuccessful,
aso, " ncs, 'ne We 'ne.e.sec instead o. dlnln-
- 1Ss eon..auss y 'a1 s'.'e 70 1000
~" =. Uv,e''.u' . .,oP.su , NV m..sul-
~. $3.50 y u s,Ssy :. I. ,Slls,Ons, ~
ts1 ~. ~. j Es-sr 49,. S'.nas"-s.s' s.,
- 49, y. s-,'s = sAs,.s's I'uu'ss"es
hortations have been attended with preat suc.
oess. This 4 evident rtom two iscts.-tbe iirst
Z. hat thousands of pnblic house keepers n
different parts Of the Kingdom have petitioned
licenses On ths ground that the consumption Of
brandy and other spirits has declined 10 marked
manner ana me NEXT nat ne deposits Of
6gurscf ls.OOO. 900 thalsrs (6OsO ,OOOE) y
Ir r ,,,o,: Tr. e NJ T.-S-,,., I2 III .,.c,;o,
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Tnn wEAsnEA-ws ere now CITED with the
most delightful summer wrstheF. with promise
of iis continuance for mOnfhs % conc.
, 1861-04-11

AFFoEnExr.-sHas n Curtis Of Clark ca,
W. +. has hsen appointed IndiaR Agent. vice
B. u. IAnsIlals, removed -
, 1861-04-11

a PACE TnAIs vnon CALISOKMA.--A Spanish
mule train Of twelve animals from Marysville
Cal, arrived in Portland on the 7th inst, bound
ldr ths Northesn mineS
, 1861-04-11

"a CnRE JusrcE TAxEy.-The Inauguration oI
NJ. Lincoln made ths eighth -ceremOny of the
Kind atwhieh Chief Justice Taney has oGiciated,
having administered the oath Of ofice success
sively 70 Presidents Van Barren, Tyler, Polk, Tay.
lOr, Fillmore, Pierce, Buchanan and Lincoln.
, 1861-04-11

The Augusta (GeOrgis) Chronicle Of January
26th has . long editorial upon the comparative
merits Of monarchical and republican govern
ments in America. Il gives most catering
picture Of the stability, prosperity and success
Of constitutional monarchy in Brazil and in
Canada, which Il contrasts with the miserable
condition Of Mexico. Buenos Ayres, etc., and
warns It's readers to profit by the lessons Of ex.
peFienee. Our own republican government, Il
says, has filled midway in lis trial, and with il
have early vanished the hopes Of those philan.
thropists who. believing IN mans capacity Cor
selEgovUrnment, believed, therefore, n spito of
90 many failures. In the pFacticabihty OF = n /.
public If this government has gone down."
asks the editor, 'what shall be is substitute r
And he answers BY saying that, a. to the pres
ent generstian. " d seems their only rcsnrt must
be constitutional monarchy"
, 1861-04-11
L. p. FISHER,
PUGET SOUND Herald
oss rasTEELAcooAE. W. 7,
Thursday Evening. April II, 1861.

Ia e. o. A.
3hnrsday Evening April II, 1861.
-
u bEeAEfuRE or FHE EScrSEERs.-The detach-
sment Of Sappers and Miners under Lieut Casey,
which ar iVed here about six months since, took
Their departure Yesterday, on the y. S. steamer
.nasAsssl ior victoria, e" route to West
stp9r Darlng enelr snort stay here TINS corps
made many friends ey their uniformly correct
-esResaaen', and much regret Is expressed at
.,r departure now. fhese men are selected
.l.a s'fiet resard TO intelligence and mechanical
ssal ana hence they are found mentally suPe-
,E'or p she mass o. men composing the regular
sasry'eA Lieut.. ]. L. Casey the oihcer In com
mand Of this detachment, is q gentleman Of So.
P.riur attaihnsata, and an ornament 10 bis pro-
fstion. The men are warmly attached to him,
ahd always speak Of him in terms Of affection
!uud praiss. The party were loudly and repeat.
edly chsersd, and many wishes expressed for
sthsir welfare, Is they Islt the wharf. 81
-, q -
s.ss- - veO.ee n vo'. ar
=, q. y .oaay ..s"ns' AZ 'nst'
- = ~ y ~ ne otoesns WIN nim some
= ounees q gola uast nom me Nez e.',, Perce
lss HsssP00's. sesy hyoFHo.e IN regard %
ne INNING p.ospee's y tnas loeall'y. Mr. WI
80. -. Z. Aln'on county. elso aE.'ved on the
ns essn' He eo.aes e.fee..y nom wi'hin
l, .,l,es :. w ~. rssce d,ss'ngs'
.oSsa .ns sal.or 2. .ne Aa'ss.'er .ne re,
y ~ = .-l's Z. .Asss P.nSo. eI sOne
~,-1A y e'1H,sen eeutA Ane PAfslcles ~ 6uiQ
als a1urly Ihe nine of fnx-soea. Mr.. COZ ron.
lslusnls that lks parties On he ground have :
fiesl dsaI q confidence m the mines. The
snow. however. 4 quite slce,p-betweeu tu,o .na
fkrce l.e,--whieh verv much impedes moi oplv
.s,cs.s 8 ne n,es but .I.o minIpc 80, 4 i.
nssnoainr wben ho lest llS ,.ss W, & s,1
~ s1ss -.,.---- 80 10 l'ess'a
Ass.Alllb AncIpE'--A Ma Glascoe, living
u Th0sion County. shout twenty miles from
u, i. ~, Y. - ,s.s'i.ss' ~ ~ ~.
n. -. .s-.-., -, .,...,..,. ~ . r.s,.. - ~
80 - ~. ,-';- a.,,.,... 80. ~. y.
s 4, ~. ..-..,.... '..- u 3. ~
, -, = q .-s..r. ..,.,' ..,.,. ~, - W. s
4, - s,,.',,',. ~ ~ *. m, m. ~.
5..,,r .,-,, n, ...,s, ~, ~ 49,.
.,'-l "A-.Ae1 1r' "eA'a survive ner heil-ln-
t'e,sd 'siuiisa 10 s'uso has been assigned
''s ne .'7 e y a He have VEL, heard. b;s,,s
, 1861-04-11

W CoSEIDEncE or ECAPfTALIsEA A--In New York,
oaithe 9sd FEBRUARY, tue bids sSOr,he q, 100000
Government loan were opened, The aggregate
amount bid tOr was Si4 1000, and nearly the
entire IS ,oOO, 900 needed was offered At above
90 per centc.A hrge advancein public secur-
lIies 10 thsnext 90 days was expected. as
, 1861-04-11

The hest purifier of the blood, Halls Sarsa
paTilla, Yellow Dock and losiide of POtass.
, 1861-04-11

SALE o. LIVE STOck.-J. A. NcCrea sold on
Tuesday last, Victoria. BY auction, four milch
COWS, with calves, at so, $s7, $2s, and $50, n.
spectively. Four horses were also sold at the
following rates: 5000, sl7b, el4O. and $Is5,
each.
, 1861-04-11

- MAlIeNAxT PUsTULEA Two deaths from this
singular malady occurred in Brooklyn, N. ",
recently, under circumstances Of singular coin
cidence. The first victim was Mrs. Haviland,
Wiis Of Robert b. Haviland, wealthy Quaker
merchant On Friday, small pimple made its
appearance on the under lip Of Mrs Hayiland,
and spread its virus with such rapidity that the
woman was corpse on Monday following. On
the same Friday, WIN. Il. Cary was attacked In
apreciscIy similar manner, a malignant pustule
having madeits appearance On his under lir,
battling the skin Of the most eminent physicians,
and causing his death on the Tuesday following.
, 1861-04-11

Al the moment Of the division Of spoil, at Pc.
kin, between the two armies, the French Gen.
eral insisted, in the name Of The Emperor, that
Lord Elgin should make the first choice G6r the
Queen Of England. Lord Elgin selected baton
Of command Of the Emperor Of China, In green
jade, o. great value and mounted with gold. A
been found, Lord Elgin, in bis turn. resolved
that i should be reserved for the Emperor oI
the French. n e-oii s8.sro1 .5iIaaf
, 1861-04-11

CnnD DlEEn u .llod.-- A lIIilo ehild, .fwO
y,1s "a. q Ma Gleason. q sioettoh. Cal. was
r11lilly lllndked by 4 llrgp and isFoeiaus bog.
rli,h llired 4 by de arm and dragged 4 some
f'1'lnco brinl < sss rescued The ehIlds facs
rs n1dh trdilsd. fhs SFis, s,turtitly torn. and
- bons1 f.5ulud ~ saoi.s, =.
, 1861-04-11

A discount Of twenty-five per cent. from the
above price will be allowed to Clubs ordering
four or more copies Of any one or moro Of the
above works. Thus: Four copies Of BlackwoOd,
or Of one Review, will be sent to one address for
%; four copies Of the four Reviews and Black.
wood for $50; and 50 on. Remittances should
always Be addressed 20 the Publishers, Leonard
Scott 3 Co, No. 81 Gold street, New York.
, 1861-04-11

y ANovEL Foor RAcE-The Yreka Union says:
a foot race was run near town last Thursday,
between John Good and John Roderigo, certainly
novel In its character. The distance was fifty
steps. ROderigo was 70 have his hands tied be-
hind him, and to lie upon the fat Of his back at
the starting point, while Good, standing at the
same point was to run, and at balf the distance
pick . ten cent piece from the crown Of hat.
These were the conditions Of the race. At the
word, Good started and run to the hat I; but
while he was scrabbling for the money, ROderigO
passed him and won the race BY about four feet
The stakes were only ten dollars aside, but
about one hundred dollars changed hands among
the outsiders. GFg Hlius "a E933 3ilf. Il
, 1861-04-11

The extensive and well known publishing
hou.es Of Childs & Peterson and J. D. Lippincot
Z Co, Of Philadelphia, have just been united
Mr.. Peterson retires, after long and useful bust
ness career. and Mr.. George W. Childs, his Wig
orous and enterprising partner, becomes MERGE
in the "& Co" with Mr.. Lippincott -
, 1861-04-11

HtAUTION-vherens my wife, Emma Rage. has len ny
~ bed aud board without notice 10 hereby given that
VIII pay rbts ranIEAclr by hVF. All psFahs lhls.
tore cautioned g.Inst trusting her On NY account
steIacoon, March Ith, ts6i. as
, 1861-04-11

HoLLowAY's PnLs-NO medicine can surpass
these Pills in their purifying aud curative power
over every organ Of the body. Stomach, liver,
lungs, heart, and kidneys soon display subjection
to It's influence, by which al disease of those
organs Is arrested, all Instructions removed, and
every function Is beautifully performed; the di.
gestion Is, BY their influence, so improved that
scarcely any food disagrees; acidity and fatu-
leney alike are checked; nausea aud biousness
disappear; the mind becomes exliilArated, the
thoughts cheerful These wonderful Pills cor
rect dyspeptie habits; whether resulting from
residence IN hot climates or over Indulgence, they
secure BY night sound and refreshing sleep, which
tits the body for renewed sxertiOnS
, 1861-04-11
THH PUGET SOUND HERALD

Va sAan hs Eaasa furnish masters 81 vessels and Others.
q tAis once.
, 1861-04-11

OLYMPIA LODtiE, NO. 4,
nF Ancient Free and Accepted MssOns, holds NN1r,D
" regular communication the first and third VIA
Saturday evenings In every mnnth. Ri. r.r GeAA
All members Of the order In good standing are
invited to attend. TT McELROl, IN,
, 1861-04-11

Nnao n inh cousfl.- slsarn ihat Judge
p0ushusy. WHO'S sliin 5 six miles ltSm steEIa-
econ. 3 having arocker and slaiep made y ne
= Vslfing ont gpld q his place. a pEne,ical
CElitrnia nine. who lived vilb him during thc
fl5lEialll. ploipeetsd pottiuS d his land. and
esslI 3 hls opinion tLat g pog day could b
,|.Fss1 lh9o uith sluies. 'weshill soon knoF
Eoq iroo his aiHst .gi'ssa y ssSss qsiasaoss
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03
Iatest a9ews.

Iii stated that the President will not enter
tain any proposition for peace till the rebellion
is subdued. Right.
Our grand army can make no forward move
ment until more wagons arrive.
Newspaper correspondents state that the fed
eral forces will celebrate the Fourth in Rich
mond, while the rebels at the same time expect
to take tea in the Presidents grounds in Wash
ington. "Thc best laid plans," etc.
jeff Davis and Beauregard have qurrelled
with Lee, ard the latter is said to have thrown
up his Gene rails commission.
The u s. frigate Niagara captured the
rebel steamer Vim H. Webb. while the later
was capturing brig from New York. The
Niagara also captured the British bark Elena,
loaded with rifle cannon for the rebels at PEN
sacola.
The Rebels are abandoning all intentions Of
taking Fit. Pickens. A fire in the rear is call
ling Louisiana forces to the defence of New
Orleans from an apprehended attack from the
Gulf.
The Aetna has arrived from Liverpool,
bringing with her - 5000 in specie. Flour
dnll, and sd. lower, wheat declined to Sd.
The Times opposes the shipment OF troops to
Canada. Ina recent prize fight for the cham.
piorship of England, Mace was declared the
winner in rounds which lasted 50 minutes.
On Monday morning before daylight Gen.
Banks arrested all the police and commissioners
Of Baltimore, FOR treason, and thereby npped q
bad plot that was to blossom on that day.
1t is thought both Houses of Congress will be
adjourned on Thursday and the Presidents
message be sent in the same day.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03

Business Notices /.
NJ. McKinnie calls on the public to look at
his new invoice Of Stoves. MAT attends strict.
ly to his business, keeps a good assortment,
sells low and has big run Of trade. Reid his
Advertisement and call on him. . -. p a.... z.H
]. T. Buckley makes an important change
in his Advertisement this week. Read it and
buy goods Of him.
See the Letter List Of Post Master Benton.
The Abstract of the Branch Bank Of this
State, will be examined carefully. When the
times upsets Carter, Hulverson and Lee, the
sea will have to run pretty rough.
Louis Benton Jr. is saying something about
the Town Council. . ..a .a........
An Estray yoke Of oxen are Advertising
Look at the description.
Do not fail to see the Advertisement of
P. & Miss c. Richings. They give opera
scenes and a concert in the Wigwam on Sa.
turday night the 6tn. No such actors ever
played to n McGregor public before they are
No ! in Chicago and Philadelphia.
Wisconsin ldiScrediteL money is bought at
40 cents on the dollar, average. Scarcely any
OF it is used at par.
The Teachers Association advertises meet.
ing.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03
ROLLING Golfers TOR THI MILLION

DASS l. GRANT are in receipt Of any quantity Of
u Rolling Golfers, Shovel Plow Blades, Cult,vator
Teeth. Irons and handles Corn Plows, single, double
and triple Shovel Plows. Also, Evans & Adams large
Breakers and Deere's two and three horse breakers
with Rolling Golfers gauge wheel and extra lay.
McGregor, May 8, ls6lw3
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03
For Rent!

flNlE large and chmmodious THREE STORY
1 BRHk STORE. now occupied by q. IL. Elan
drS, in McGregor, Main street, the Ley is
for Rent, on favorable terms Possession will be ven
Nav l~t. 1851. The location of said store. for
Wholesale and Retail bu iness assed by any
/, the city. For terms. apply to LEE l. KINNAIRD,
Mc9resnr, Arril ], lsSt ~ ". ! TTLCHRIST
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03

Honorary Managers.
Hon. Il. NOBLE, McGregor,
N. 4. TUrrLR
A. 2. RICHARDSON
=. q. HANNAHs.
GEN'L LAwLER. Prairie du Chen.
CHAS. RAY,
siLAs EGBsRT, Monona.
Lgwls DAVIS, Elkader
b. q. KuGHRs Garnavillo.
}. q. BEEDY. Hardin.
FRANK TEABour, Frankville.
JAMEs II. EATON, DEBORAH.
!. ). GILBs.r, Lansing.
JOHN THOMPSON, Clermout.
FaANk SMITH, Clayton.
u. =. SPALDiNG, Giard. ..
FlOOr.Managcrs.
o. BuRpIcK, Gee, l.. BASS.
d. X. HOBART, G. H. FLAspxks
W. PARISH, Pr. du Chen. JED. BRowN, n. McGregor
Hall aoby2oO for Dancing, the best Music in the
country. Kefre shmsnt Room convenient.
Ticket, ~ co. ". A. DURHAM, Prop'r.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03

To be trailed in the dust Are We to see star aner
Stnr dotted from that old flagi But one united
voice comes from valley. hillside and mountain top,
from town. village and city, emphatcally saying. may
the Goddess of Liberty forever plume her golden
wings DER this fair land, And tho ANs.icAH
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03
Weather, Markets &c.

Weather, Markets &c.
The weather is dry, dusty and COOL Crops
west Of US and in many places in Wisconsin
AID Illinois are suffering severely. A lie ter
from Beoit says that no amount of seasonable
weather can make over half crop in the VAL
ley OF Rock River. 1t doesn't look any more
like rain to-day than it did 40 days before the
shower Of Noah, when the sinners of that
time didn't see any signs at all.
Wheat arrives quite freely considering the
price, The range is from 80 to 50 on Tues.
day morning; most of it is bought at about AZ
in gold. The N. Y. price is 80 to 100 for
spring club. The Milwaukee and Chicago
gold prices are the same as McGregor, less the
freight. Business dull.
u Geo. P. Bowman Esq, of the St. Anscar
Journal. called to see US on Tuesdty He has
one Mill in running order at ST. Ansgar and
will shortly set the Fort Atkinson mill agoins
Bowman has more "get up" to him, than anv
man we know except Bass and Teabout.
WRoNG.-Mr. N. p. Williams writes us
that the Stage Agent at McGregor sells
tickets to Mitchell, warranting passage
through in two days, when &c traveller
gets to Usage, the end of the route, he has
to pay from so cents to dollar to get to
his place of destination. Several cases
OF this kind have occurred within tn, last
weeks and the deceived are advising
their friends east to come there by the way
of Dubuque and Cedar Falls.
SIMON generally does Walkers business
in highly honorable manner and We think
the travellers must have Inexperienced
him. We publish the note of Mr.. vii.
liams SO that Simon can correct the state.
mcnt in the practice. .rr
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-07-03
IL VEL. FOR SALE

T1NllE ''Saekrider Hotel, - in McGregor. is Of ~
fired tor salc or trade, on easy terms Ni:
There are Good Barn md unfailinS Well on the
p.tini.es. Improved hand within short dis ance of
M6Gtegof, Would hc regarded AS "good pay"
small stock OF Goods could be negotiated for the
property. Apply to c. VAN VALKENBERG, on the
premises. orto A. p. RICHARDSON,
May \, 1861 Times Office.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-09
COVINGTON NEWS.

POLICE CoURT-Mayor Goodson yesterday
sentenced Mack Dean, for breach of the
peace and abuse of his family, to sixty days
in the jail. Martin Ready, for breach Of the
peace, received term of twenty days.
PRESENTATION AT CAMP JOE HoLT.-The
Union men of Louisville, Kentucky, have
prepared beautiful stand of Colors, at a
cost of two hundred and fifty dollars, for
presentation to the third regiment of Ken
lucky Volunteers, at Camp ] Joe Holt.
ODD Fellows HALL.-Hon. G. Clay Smith,
member of the Lower House, in the Ken
lucky Legislature, from this place, has in-
troduced into that body bill TO release the
Odd Fellows Hall, in this place, from tax
alton, which was read by its tide and refer
red to an appropriate committee.
OPENING OF THE CoURTs.-The United
States Court, Judge Thos. B. Monroe presid-
ing, will meet in the Courtroom in Nc
Donald's Building, on the corner of Fifth
and Madison. streets, to morrow. The Cir
cult Court of Kenton County will meet in
the City Building ON the same day. Under
the operation of the Stay Law, which pre-
vents the collection of debts by the Circuit
Court, these cases will be transferred to the
United States Court, thus increasing their
docket to sixty cases. The Circuit Court
will also have a large number of old indiet-
ments before it, as well as number of new
ones.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-09
NEWPORT NEWS.

FORMATION OF A REGIMRNT.-Mark Mundy,
Esq, has been authorized to form regiment
in Kentucky, and will proceed to do so at
once. The regiment is to join the United
States service under General Anderson, and
will be quartered for the present in Coles's
Garden, short distance up the Licking
River. The men will be mustered into the
service in squads as soon as enlisted, and will
receive pay for their time thereafter. Mr..
Mundy will undoubtedly complete the regi-
ment soon. AS enlistment, which has been
waiting for a few days for the action of the
Legislature, has commenced afresh under the
impetus of the invasion of Kentucky by the
rebels at Hickman and Columbus, Captain
Threkild will proceed to fill his com pany i'm
mediately.
PoCKBT PIcKING.-A young man named
John James, was yesterday afternoon passing
over the ferry boat on his way to Newport,
when, being slightly under the influence of
liquor, he fell asleep, and when walked the
boat had reached the wharf and the passen-
gers left. Upon rising to go, he was sur
prised to find his pocket-book, which
contained 81 20, was missing. Come light
fingered gentry had taken advantage of his
insensible condition to secure little pocket
change at his expense. The young man re-
sides in Butler County, o., and was going on
a visit to some friends.