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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-30
RECRUITING FOR THE ARMY.


Our re ports oil recruiting for the regular army have
shown til since April last there has been gradual fall
ing OF Lhe business transacted at all the Old offices in
this Ct until at length there scarcely any business
at all d. ring the month Of April upwards Of four hun
bred 'sre enlisted at the Cedar Chatham
rende zous In this city, and the offices in Bos-
ton RICHEST ana bunaio While the cnlistinents the
present mont will not reach fty although an office has
been opened u4hiiadep hia since April.
ollc IN TINS city there has been enlstme-t
for several day past and not than two men have
been taDsierre 10 governors Island during the whole
week The Ny once IN Hudson street and the Offices
for the Twelfth uapy nave not Jared any better
the general servi ;e Offices.
VIII lever may be the cause Of this rather extraor
binary state of bsrs, u ought to be looked into at
surely II Is mol beyond the reach OF remedy
Ii the recruiting par tres are to blame the remedy is
vious but do not thk lhey are altogether response
bic oT their want of success in obtaining men. While
citizens obtain y dollars per capita from volunteer
officers for accepted tats IL is not likely that they viii
take them to The regut sT officers for nothing ners OF
also hel ont 10 suitable pesons who
present certain OF recruits The volunteers can
also euist married men, wlille the regulars All
these things initiate again 81 the success OF recruiting for
the army.
-Four officers and eight have been despatched from
Governors Island to recruit Tor battalion which is
be formed there and Oh which Captain NELL OF the
Fifth Uuited States Infantry wil nave tbs superintend
ence Captain wilkins has go ne 70 open an Office Alba
nv N " Lieutenant de Rous sy has gone TO Bridgeport
Conn. Lieutenant Marston to Reading Penn. and Lieu
tenant Andrews TO Wilmington, Delaware Nearly oil the
recraite now on the fsla viii transferred this bat
taIion which acting segg ANT major has already
been sgned, and batta on dtt whi be commenced
possible, to have the men ready for ncce
service before the winter con oleeces
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-30

Fort OF New York, September 80, 1861.
ARRIVED
ship simods of Boston, Grant Liverpool ss days. with
s a Rs Msse LontSn Avg - tsnd End viii
and ss batting VIRUS WIN fossy weather
Showing @ sSa g. ssAAzsd ship steering
.ns MaoS pd H9p naysqa with
6 1e gale rom ,nst and
iii :2s f s s9af of
aSns BSs Ma aysnn Ss Sss x9
oor 70 days with sugar &c to master July IL outward
herr was a G1s n Saet with Ue
~ ss s he nGd was sab about Gs IT. -
SAL, 70 Jno ii Smith sonc N'' 49, 'ep' 49, WIN
Brig ssBsa Ponce
spoke Br schr Promenade of Darlington Ms from HALIFAX
Brig Eaton tOf searspor, Nichols Eas. Harbor tt,
SsR Is Ta Sss ssw Ys sae ss
s s s Ia;
s ssa hs ers g ,an 3 days With
Archie Mcmillan Lyle Of Greenock from Nevassa VII Ior
yislOra OBJ Of Haa., zuvert,er St Thomas Sept
sehr Arsessu. g sprixeBr Of wes.por. Ns), spipney,
hannah aad e e the sehrscr Has Of ash.
heavy 81 n ss sssn
d pasr e s aSn
tfon she supposed be transport
as = mum Der OF boxes were floating around.
schr N Mangham, Whalen. Gloucester, days
6chr Tryal, Adams, Nantucket, 5 days
Scar Daniel Webster, Lowell, Albany for Boston.
Schr Cyrus Chamberlain Lowell, Albany for Boston.
schr Wotton. Dtbbe, Poughkeepsie for Providence
Soop sprague, Gibbs, poushkeepsie for Providence
Steamer Thos Sparks u transpert Green Washington
DC In ballast,
steamer sachem u transpor Nichols Washington, DC,
in ballast.
Steamer Boston. Croker Philadelphia
Steamer Delaware Ashnore. Trenton.
Steamer Petrol. Young, Providence.
SAILED
2SthShPs Yorkshire aud Free Trade, Liverpool Robena
GLASGOW; Susan Kinks Hayre bars Mary, Francisco
Persia Br) Cork; Geo Durkee (B Galway Quincy (Br)
Dunkrk w Pike, Bordeaux; Atlantic (Brem) Bremen:
Ewing Belg). Antwerp Bonto {Br Jafnaica briggs Mary
Ann Cork Guanche (Sp), Tensrinc; Emma, Para; Bon
Bradbury Demarara schs Col fennlman Marseles Cen.
wall; Barnes, Porto Rico Mohawk Ponce Clifton {Br
Matanzas Brothers (Dr), Cieniuesos Horton (Br) Sa
vanilla. "" ~
Wind during the day NV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-30
FUNERAL OF The LATE CAPTAIN
MCQUEEN

The funeral Of the late Captain James Mcqueen of Com.
papy b, Fifteenth regiment New York State Volunteers
took place yesterday afternoon in Brooklyn The de.
ceased 1t may be remembered killed by fal from
hs horse, while performing duty with his regiment in
Virginia. on the 18th inst, about miles from Aexan.
dra. The body arrived from Washington at four O'Clock
on Saturday morning, without any escort was imme.
diaeiy conveyed TO the receiving vault Greenwood
where 1t remained until yesterday morning, when II
again removed aud brought 70 The establishment OF Mr.
Harper undertaken in Court street where was placed
in hearse and conveyed to tho City Hail. Eight dead
captains from various other regiments were also brought
to Jersey City by the train which had The remains Of
Captain Mcqueen on board
AS II announced that the funeral procession
would start from the City Hall tor Greenwood Gene
terry precisely at halfpast two o'clock yesterday
large concourse OF citizens CT Brooklyn assembled in the
vicinity long before that hour to indulge in the melan
choy duty OF paying last tribute 10 the dead soldier
All along tho route OF the procession too thousands Of
people thronged the Streets aud deep feeling Of sym
pa.n Tor tbs parents AID relatives Of the der seemed
TO pervade the general The hearse was drawn
by four black horses, with heavy mourning trappngs
The coffin wac metallic one grained in itntaton Of
rosewood, and bearing the following inscription on the
lid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-30

Canadian Hour was In fair demand; common grades
were dull end the higher qualities were lower The sales
embraced about 800 bbs at the above figures Southern
lotr vas firm, while the demand fair, in part
for export The saes embraced about 500 bb closing
wtbinthe range of cur quotations Rye flour was steady
at ouffgures, Unlimited sales. Corn meal was Quiet
and pEces unchanged Wheat, owing in part to the ad.
vanceln ireghs, was some less active while prices
mand,was for expart to France. The sales embraced
about 100 COO bushels, at 81 80 40 for white Ken
lucky 81 81 81 az for white Ohio and Indiana 81 c2L
81 81 ~ amber Michigan and Indiana 81 % 81 81 for
red We,tern 81 20 81 2s for red winter, 81 20 for
red sae, 81 l8 81 q for Recne spring, aud 81 i6E
a 81 Fl for Chicago spring. Corn was less baoyant
aid scEe al the close, in past owing to the 2rm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

RIO CONSUMPTfvES--THE ADVERTISER, HAVING
been restored 10 health In few weeks by very
remedy after having suffered several years with
lung and that dread disease Consumption, ia an
ious make known his fellow sufferers the
cure To all who desire Il he will send copy OF the ne.
scription Gree charee) with directions Tor preparing
and using the same, which they VIII find for
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis &C. The only ect OF
advertiser IN sending the prescription Ia 10 benefit
afflicted; and he hopes sufferer mas Try hs renrv
will cost them nothing, and may provo teaanL Par.
shiDg the prescription viii please atl N3v Ed.
ward a. Wilson, Williamsburg, Kings couAty, xW York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-30

CAPTAIN JAMES MCQUEEN,
Company d,
FIFTEENTH REGIMENT EEw YORK STATE VOLUNTEERS
Died 18th September, 1881,
Aged az years


The following the order In which tho procession
moved
a platoon of policemen, under Captain Smith
Stewards Band.
Military escort, Company g. Thrteenh regiment with
reversed
@>~~~~~~~~S~U
Pail bearers. HfARsE. ! Pail bearers
%~~>~~e-~~>@
Engineer Corps Of Fourteenth regiment New York State
militia, guard OF honor to pail bearers.
Parents u deceased and clergymen in carriages
Committee OF Arrangements in carriages.
Men befs OF the Common Council in carriages
Military officers Ia uniform.
Members OF tn Fire Department.
Lx-members OF t44gine Company No. e.
Citizens on foot
Ia the above order tho pre- ession moved at quarter
tong Of the bell and the stii more dismal strains OF
dead march played by the band The Brooklyn Fro De-
patnent turned out In great force the OCCASION par
ticuiaIy tho nembors Of Neptune Engine Company No
OF whcn the deceased foreman The route Of the
procession ioiows.--
Through Montague place To- Clinton street, through Gin.
ton street 10 Hamilton avenue, through Hamilton
10 Third avenue, through Third to Tweay
street, thence TO the cemetery
Frank Spnoa acted 80 Marsha assisted by numerous
aids. (.
All who took part in the process on wore appropriate
badges OF white satin bound with ba and covered on
the button hole with Grape The EngiA Of the Fire
department. ha@ their trumpes also covered With Grape
On arriving nj Greenwood the body w1s lowered into
TIC grave Rev Mr. Van Dyke performing h,e funeral
vices according 70 the Presbyterian Church, Company
tbs grave and thus the nanimste remains Of tho ycuLg
solder were len 20 rest until the lnal summonng
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The Octorooa " in prepsfaton NJ the New 4fafSt f
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

rAItfpAHJ HtIr Z5-H 7. II.
AAiN.-The market was unchanged, while small sales
of both sorts were making at IS 25. The stock com
prised $50 ebls pots and 237 do pears--totaI IOS1
BffADsrrrrs-fiour--The market was less active and
buoyant, and common grades closed dull while extra
brands Of State and Western were firm The sales en-,
braced about IL 600 bbs closing within the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-30
ABANp FOR THE tam. XANY REGIMENT

W. G. Rhodes officer Of tn Iammany regiment
Col Milton Cogswei LETT this city ~ saturday eyenin
IN c6age Of band o. nrsc which Is to be attached q
~ reeimont during the war Tho band numbers
~ 'eces. and is under the leadership q A. b. Whit
bard nl,sier
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-30

break her About 20 coal had been saved WeneG
day evening. She built In 1851 at Ahowostown No. Az
l4O tons, and owned In Tucker.on.
Part Of the cargo ship Crusader beore reported arrived
Valparaiso from Boson damaged by SEQ wafer was soae
q auction previous 10 Aug II.
Steamer Natagansett tae the Ezra Fcvg) left Proyi
dencc Thursday afternoon for New York. having been sold
70 the government.
The following table gives summary OF the vessels In the
harbors Of New York. Boston, Baltimore Charleston SavAn-
nah New Orleans and Galveston at the latest accounts from
ach Of those rts.-
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OUR SENECA MILLS co RREspoNpEycE.

']3Ss01 f@tIll. 1871.
An Expedition Over the R;rcr Capture the Re,e Wa,;er
Yesterday forenoon party Of three prvates OF Com.
pauy L. lhirtyfcurth New York snent named James
Favel, Robert Mclaughlin and - Howe crossed TO the
Virginia shore for the purpose taking dead or alive
the rebel Walker who had for long time pretended to
BE- friend Of The Union cause, recently dccoycd
party Of the Thirty fourth ambush where sever,
Of the regiment were killed AID wounded On reaciia
the shore they first discovered OF the rebels uo
fed on their approach. While pu suing them the, IN.
countered party Of tea when they concluded to rcre
TO their boat AS they started they fired into and
one Of the men who owed the boat shot through the
right shoulder Meanwhile, favel who had sworn TO be
avenged on the rebel Walker for killing one Of his com
rades discharged two muske balls aud four loads from
navy revolver into the bo-y Of the rebels who were
gathered together Alternating 10 carry OIL those who
woundei by different shots At least two Of The
rebels were killed, and one, supposed be Walker him
SELF wounded The party reached camp without further
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-30

The Ootorooa' s in preparation at the New Adeina! ~
i@hdon' tdwn !,ciill VII shortly appear a. the =
li6fkat -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-30

! ALMANAC voRK-rRfs DAY
Sun RISES. D MOON IS
Sun HIGH WATER. o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-30


ExfoRrs OF PRoDuoE AND MERCHANDISE
1859 1860 1891
For the week....... s90T 800 2I79sc,z 2195 h5a
Previously reportcd Al ,54l COZ "a Sl fl3 907l9 s55
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-30

Total for the week s. 900 ,963 4,oG7 565 847,0Sl
Previously reported 1877 2S lit 343 622 970'2,iS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-11
LEGAL REPORTs.


Are U. s.. Socks TdpaJIs.-The Common
sccalth Bassk Caso A1din--Th People er. rel. BIat
Commonwealth vs. Commissioner V 1tnpcs.-This
In the case In which the only question 70 be sst-
Nsd by the appssl In whs.her or no, money invest
cd in T.. s. ssccks Il liable W Be sared. Tue case
hank Of The c ,mmon wealth, In 1859, rssansd 70
shs Commisatsnsru Of Taxo Ma, shsir capital was
STps 90 oof which Sios 900 were isvssssdl In Uussd
saes .sssss; This la,ssr sum .hsy claimed osuld
however, lsc.dsA sAas Banks could pos ssnps sax
asioo By invusing thsar money in u. 3. ssooks
Tss B.i.k spIsAicd, asd sns Gsnsrsl Tern h
8.pk ~ am atpsalsd 20 this CJurs, whsrs sns
auss.isn 10, csu shs s'ass ssI B.sks onU ssocts,
upon shs principle tpat II II net tar upn U
~ % M. o. q ooa.ss. cs.@s shss % psss.i, such
Il tie Gsnsrsf Govsumsna. Csss ssiou,sA.
The TronVsr Of Rsmatdncss.-Wm. Scott -
oc,an Bank.-Ths plaiAtn claimed 70 have bssi
In ,hs habit of rsnissing drAfs 70 ths oaio Life
aod Truss Company isr c,llscsoa: n, svldsacs
va on.rsA % ,hew snas me- o as,S ~ T,. VT
drsns, snd sAsn ussd By the cosPsny on 'As'r own
Ucon shs eve q III. ALLURE Of Ne Traa G mp..y
In 1901, thsy received plaintiffs drHn for two thou
and dslisrs, vhish .hsy snuwArds srsasfcrsa 70
The ooean Bssk ~ ools'srsl y shsir own liability
70 shas Bank.
CAIN shs righs 10 retain H. Toe only question 70
BE- sssed BY shis court 10 whssssr shs BUSINESS Or.
rs.asvrspE beswesu shs ptAinun and shs Trua
S, q ~. ~: rss r.: S..a
Q ss conssnd thai shsy were, asd the pla,nsih tuss
they were nos, alleging shss tbs company wa hs
agent oAy iot purposes OF o'llsc'on' aad could net
The d,fsDdsnS aver thu, thsy took the drsf,
wishous pos'es, AMI thss shsy ars, shsrotors, 'h'
lawful holders, ,sd should Be entitled 70 the pro-
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Crimes.

HHNRY SHYMoUR WAS SENT To JAIL Al
Albany. on Monday, having Dangerously stab
bed P.THR ANDRES with shoemakor's awl.
A LAD p,xp on SusDAy from the effects Of
a severe heating he rsceived, year ago, at
the hands Of q brutal Garman teacher, at .
scheo In Cincinnati.
THREK CONFIDENCE NKr wsrs arrested at
Chicago, last week, having swisdled couu.
tryman out OF 900, In the coniideutiAi borrow.
ing dodge.
MAD WIN Run, hsbitually drunken woman
in Rochester, smashed up her furniture, seized
A carving. knife, and was abont to murder her
child, whom the police arrested her, on Sunday
night
IA BaUrALLY DIssIPATED YousG MAH,
GEoRoE A. DowLKr, 20 years old, went to
his mothers houte In Boston on Monday, and
beat her to death for not washing his clothes
The murderer Is In jail
THOMAS Toms, ONCE REsrEorADLH
Harm. In Rochester, but long lost TO fam
ily. friends and himself, by continued drunk
enness, was found dead on Friday night he
had pitched, head foremost, down into pile oi
bricks below, and thus died drunk.
An IErAMous YELLOW, JACK McALLIsrER,
long known as Q rowdy Of the worst character,
At Hv,hest.r, was arrested on Saturday night,
charged with brutally outraging a little girl
only ssyen years old the wretch had induced
EeT 10 accompany uiih 'oi s'"o- A"s NV
ttle thing Is hardly expected TO recover.
Two RRyEScEruL BRorHKRs, RoBr. and
SrMoS AGEss, waylaid SnunALp HUDSON, at
Berpardsyille, N. J., on Wednesday evening,
and boat him in q murderous manner. Ths
moor man had one eye knocked out, an ear cut
IN and his bead thockingly cut; his injuris
are likely to prove fatal. The murderous as
saulters fed.
TEE FnDna OF THE DEAD BoDI Of J. sHE
! RIpAH HOGAN, member OF Parliament for Gan
ada, was announced last week In the buN. i
turns out that he was murdered, robbed an
his body sunk In the river, with heavy ston
attached, In Dscsmber, 1859. Ths murder ha
been traced 70 the Brooks Bush Gang" all 0
whom have been arrested ct Toronto, @. W.
| Q9 In all) except 2, ono Of whom 10 dead, an'
the other In Auburn States Prison.
A vooLlsH YOUNG MAs,lL- A; LIZ BLANC
holding Q respectable situation at the =, q. 40
pot Lafourchs, La, play = game ., o. gI W,y.s.
PeSJoII., on saturday; tho deposits were put
i. a pocLet Of the table, and disaPPsaIsd, whsn
In nj ANo. the winner, went TO taks the case
S.ht -itb nistols ensued, and PoNJoLLk wa'
| LiIisd. In his pockets were found the stoief
notss. LIZ BLANC was at once acquitted.
"a RASCAL MET pretty. Innocent girl In tn
ssIs ON wednesday, and induced her TO 60 u
/ CHICAGO TO sec tho sights. In walk roant
m. civ, the villain took her to disrepa pata6i'
| houss, under pretence Of seeing some friends
| and left her, promising To rsturn IN the sven
mo. Dsprayity has Its depths, and that Of tn
ksepsr Of the house was not the lowest AfeS
words with the girl showed her the facts, an
sbs had ths honor TO inform the police Of th
ertrspping, and the girl was rescued.
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DsDsssic Hlas1Eses.

VASSoDArs hphh
Asms-Ars are, With s.ls Of % bbls 81 % 81
BRAADsruvYs-rhs msIkss for Btsss and West
un flour " les sssvs, bus shsrs V no quossbls
ne .'s. are 1900 bbls st % l5.S 70 for sapsr-
suo~rBs., Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Iowa, 90 sed
Sb TO,C ~ for sIrs do, ioclua,sg chipping brands
o rouno hoop OHIO ., s5 oeaS %, and sfads brAAds
d. - % T0sT.
sOu,hnn -Four y s.s.dy and IN mod.rsss e.
sup~. ans Baltimore, - 70 . % 90 for extra DO,
SC a 10 for ,apdywins, t5 T0s @, ,To for Gssrse-
10 IN, 90 IS 81 80 for PsssrsburG Guy, 50 10
81, ~ for RlsAmord cpy, and $3.50 for iiss' md
Hsxsll.
supsi aos s,als 90, 10 Ss,95, Erus s..,s % 30 .
Al, 90 Comrnoa " good Wssrn Se,lo . 81, %,
Er1a Iowa, Michigan, Ind.. no, 40. 81, 30 So
GO, Extra round hoop Ohio tsniPpDsl 500 50
ETu. 'nssss $3.50 $50, Esis B. Louis Co.
C.s.SISn Flour Is dull, with sales Of 4oo bb.s, d
a., ,s5 . 81 for ssp.rfnt.
Rys Flosr 10 quiet, ~iS small sA,ss q $3.50
slio Tor ths rasg. OF nus and suPsrnns
C,stp nssl Is ddl, and unchanged ~ quote Jer'
Soy ., % 50 Brsnd,~ins, % 10 u 70 pun
Whs.s IL rather more ssssAy, With . mads.sss
" auiiy for eIpot s.iss Of " ~ eashsis " %
i've 4 nTa q ss s9c for Prime Western.
Bsrlsy 10 dull and heavy ~ 90 !0c
Oss- sxs dra snd IN fair demand q 30 $50 for
| so1 ,h.sn Si Q ssHc for Jsrsy, Dsls~sas end
f.ss.SlssaiA stk sox' f's s.sAs ~ AH'
% W,',.,S = S,ss sss .SS Sscs.us.d. Win . ., Is
e. pu.b q sJo sor old wss>sSs naxsd, delivered
Il - n. - uilsd yslioW Jsrssy. . e.
1 WsssH-Is ssis hsldsu ss~siy sak isx
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Foreign items

n Rcc,~~A
h:r S, AZ Hnmr rrunrsH ~
Sss.,.a Ish crng cnnn.gs sany islcftat Yfsseh -
n"vs' nsd rsosntly u fssiA
l Has. GunSnI, tho lady wAo ~ lstsiy Ssu
divsrced from her husband, has pussAassl
hsrptrse Court, bomcrsstshirs, tAs tsas q -
late Lord WAIsssRAvn, whiA - iats.ds 60
her future rssfdsncs. q = asI
TRs LoSLoN. Rrewy nsntioas that -
H,n. Mrs. YEIvKAroN u oscs mora - spPsa{
10 Lublic character, but this tin uadss kaoL
m,r circumstances. Mr.. BsrrLss, Win sAsss-
lady.
A T,Arrnr Mosx IA I,,xa r,As,
te, co n c,ath for burnina down a Casv..s n
N lu;um. Ue sckpov led - the c,;s,. s..ss.-
,tnt h. nod don. 4, /, a n ~ nv. =. n. -
,rv bcsn prrssbsl no sisst Tor og..Si.S - ~
tte f,nd.ms .tsi ,rIss m inc osdsr ccnsi-.S
il, nce. -
rur rc,rr, xIcvr ar,.x N g.. ..ss.l
from Gls,gn. On ,ha IN a..x - H.Ssss
Town sn1 n, al. ,hs n..s... n ID a.. ~.
crew vere a csptsin and m mn frSS -
.silod nth her bv 10 dsv. h.r .rs.,.st ~
run "a. ieb m,i.. snd n. .ho..s.s r.
- Cs n-.-- 49,.
INo NoLosHp DhAH, Notnsk, Va
NueoNeInearu . IeW oAys ASe neiain& 60
nluy over tne aeSPeius duiI times weai.
80. Vus COMFY snynsN, $50 one -.
u,s. "u " 10 manu- su IN a. hsing sco"t gee -
s smsS ~ ,S Sn nh 90 wn,,c Iens denS na
", ' o'"'"o y. pOO' 1sse,s y"
SincoW o. sosp In London, exposed TO tho
sun, It's focus being Within range Of the weed
work, set firs to II On the 10th ult he scct-
cent suggests the p ssibinty OF buHteyS U
dets OF vessels bccsimsd IN tropical climates
setung nre 10 ships and esrge.s or In ware
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DoHs JEyv. DAVIS belong to the secsssio
party No, the secession party belongs to
him.
We should think that Ex. Secretaries FLoYD
and THoMPsos would mako admirable piano
players they are 90 nght-Rngsred.
How TO TAKE FoKr SuMrER.'-As the
achievement seems to give the South Caro-
linians some difficulty, PsKHrICs suggests
that II they will pay FLorD ten psr cent.
he'll steal II.
IY FoRr SUMTER must necessarily bo gar
risoned, We should like to tee the present gar
rison removed, and WV. LLOYD GAHHrssoH
substituted.
4 vRnHD GIVES Us an account OF FREQ hight
between six savage fellows near the ryor'
They appear TO have been six pounders'
The MONTGOMERY MAIL advises the people
Of ChArisston In ease = war ensus, not TO allow
the dead Yankees 10 be buried Ia their csms-
teriss, but To bury them about twenty feet
apart oyes ths poor hills back OF the city, and
vhso decomposition takes place TO Plow them
up and enrich the soil with thsir dust. but
how will the South Carolinians relish the corn
nd svsst potatoes that draw their juices from
he carcas.es Of dead fAnkeesf