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Lone SPEECHES USpLkAsAxr.-Whena a stan.

LoNG SPEECHES UNPLEAsAsr.-When stan.
dard was presented to Col. Burnside's Rhode
Island Regiment at W ashingtOn, the N. c. speak
ing for the ladies who gave it made long and
tedious speech. Col. B., who hates long speeches.
stood, with head uncovered, waiting with all the
patience he could muster, the conclusion of the
harangue, upon which, turning to the speaker,
he remarked: "Very much obliged to YOU
very much obliged to you-fall in-fall in" and
Immediately the regiment was on the march
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Mourn not that you are weak and humble
The gentle breeze is better than the hurricane,
the cheerful fire Of the hearthstone than the
ccnfaeration.
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1t is curious fact that Robert Garnett, who
was killed at ST. George, was the professional
instructor of Mcclellan at West Point lie
taught him tactics, and had an apt pupil, Il ap'
pears
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nSrICES OF TIE SUPREME COURT

.gyaGE MARTIN. Chief Justice.
isAAC ?. CHRISTI iNCY. Associate Justice
JAMES V. CAMPBELL, -
kAxuOLPH MANNING. - 80
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=" He'll Ia wise man has said) is paved with
good intentions" Pluck up the stones, We slug
gard, and break the devils head with them"
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sE The Marine Corps Of the United States
new consists of two thousand men.
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JUDGES OF7HE CIRCUIT COURTS

AT Dist EDWARD II G. WILSON.
"a NATHANIEL BACON.
20 BENJAMIN r IL WiliIEREiL.
I'm EDWIN LAWRr NCE.
s,h BENJAMIN j GRAVES
s,h SANFORD q. GREEN.
-th JOSIAH TURNfh.
s,b LOUIS :. LOWELL.
oh FLAvIUS j LIrIIEJOHS.
10Th JAMES BlR>EY.
-prer PsniEsusI, DANIEL GOODWIN.
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e No less than ! 800 lives we're lost BY
nautical disasters in the Gulf Of Venice during
1850
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LEMON BARNES, NJ. d..

sctscrIc PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Oaieeand dwell.
Hns ooe d0Cr north cf the Store Of Peck Merrifeld
"a ea"ashiny-cn Ave. Refers tn Prof T. R. Fisk.
lansing. neceireer 5. 1850 lv2e3
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MISS 1ycGEORGE,

MISS NEG GORGE,
Mllllner & Dress Maker,
\, wiz ne FUND by her friends D,tses Store. Miss
eorSe 'fn fss the fe friends she has found in
A'Isng and vicinity but wishes Those wishing
saen services VII please call AM see Those wanting
''-asaios dans viile,e Pronp: attention. 81
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Hr.m s.ntAr.,t.rn yIrainIn

Cincinnati, July 10 THO KIniuha CORES
ponttn' u the G0sete says. on tbs -oruing OF
the 18Th, G neral Cox o'dirSd the 18th Ohio,
two ccmpani,s 81 the Plat Ohio, two guns %
tho Cleveland ARTILLERY AID Iroutoa Csvslr',
10 rsot nnoitrs Tor a supposed n,sskSd battery
near the mouth Of the Pops Cresk on roach.
ing the ,rs,k f,ur miles from Gen. Cox's
htAdquart.rs they discovered the enemy 800
strong, strongly sn'rsn,hed on Scarcely Hull,
with a ma kOd bate y OF wo guns. On reach.
ing ,hs crs'k, cur men vero Grad UPON from
the ma KIDD battery and from a log houss. Our
sasn, AFTER iirinS frty roads, crossed tn,
eft,k ard aihne'd the battery, but, the sm-
uunition giving Cut, were compelled TO retire
OEo sLn OF the naked pottery was after
wards rsu ounted, and op,nsd IRE. Capt At
LEr ard Lieut.. PoMkRor, OF the 2lst Ohio
ard two Others. were killed, II wounded, and
are missing. Col. \ oRros, Of the 2lss Ohio,
was badly wounded and taken prisoner. The
reb.'s were commanded by Col. ToNrKns.
CT. WooDRuFF aud Lieut.. NErF OF
the Let kentucky, and Ds vnLmRs, Of the
11'h Ohio, lsft Gen CoXs camp on the 17lh,
and Lothlng has bson heard from them. II Ia
supposed they were either killed or taken phi.
aoners
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Peiics l.tsmsoass, go.

YOUTHFUL BKLLIoKRAris. - Two boys
named LEWIS KsoB and JAMts IL. FACES,
Eve and six years of age, got into quarrel
toge,ber YESTERDAY, when KsoB ran into his
fathers butcher sh p on the corner of 6sth st.
and Broadway, and seizirg knife stabbed
FAGRS IN the back. be was arrested and
taken 20 the station house, and the wounded
10y was conveyed 10 the residences Of bis par
cnta. The wound Is not Of 4 very dangerous
character.
CHAEoK OF FRAuD.-0soAR Y. WAN-
wRIaHr, residing in West 46th strest, wAs
arrested yesterday by officer HOLLAND, Of the
Lower Police Court, charged with having on
the I'd inst. deffAudtd Mr.. JsHH PICK SRsGILL,
q wine mtrchsut, at No. 223 Fulton street,
out Of bill Of wines and liquors 10 the amount
OF s663. He was taken before Justice KELLY
and bold to await examination. About $3.50
OF the liquors obtained by him from Mr..
PICKGRsouL were found stored Ia building
on ,hs corner q Charlton and West streets.
BoLo BoRrERr. - On Thursday nj shl Mr.,
CrLARLIs CHAOos, the Spanish Vice Consul
while in arestauraat 10 Lispsnard street, made
tho acquaintarcs OF young man named WIN
WIIAoN, and after partaktpg Of some +, fresh =.
msnts went oui with him for walk. At ~
o'clock they returned together TO the rsstsu-
rant, and as ME-. CHACoN was ABOUT to enter,
WILSON suddenly seized his Uafrh chain and
ran off with 1t. Mr. CHAcoN started in pur-
suit, and officer SLArKH, Of the oh Ward po .
lice Joined him, and soon overlook tie tibet,
but the watch chain could not be found, as 10
hid thrswn Il away IN his flight. Fortunately,
no wat en- was at,Schsd to tho chain, Mr. CaA-
cJs having lsft II q few hours prsviouA 70 DO
repairsd 1hs prisoner was taken bsfors Jus
tiee KELLY ard committed TO the rombs for
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POSTSCRIPT.
The Bsss,e at Bats nee.

Burrs Run, Ar M, Jsly io.-Fnn careful
inquiry and personal observation, The number
wounded on the Psdrral aide amounts to 60,
ADD the killed 40. Several smpd,s.ions a. 70
the former lad already taken plss. The
wounded fer tie Rr,Gsr part a,1 quarter.
cd In the old stste church, wkilo every at
tion IL bsipg pail to their com'ors. RJur'ssu
q the dssA wsre buried this morning. T acre
hes been 70 firing at B1l,s Ruu t.-dsy. The
CJif,derstes are siill In possession q th air
piireipil ba;t.ri's. Thsir p'ckets approach 70
with 15o Yards &C our own.
With spy glass hrg. bJdIas Of Csridsr-
atss wefe ss'n moving at right AID lSft, sp-
Tlrtntly extending thsir base Inns Of opIra-
tons and not r,trsaiing.
Batteries arc b leg sr-c ado our siis, com.
msnjicg the snsmJ s Wolk,, which ae Of q
/ substantial character.
oriEg to the flight rep1ls with which we
hAv, met, the movement against the ,n,ny
will Re more esrsipllg Il,nsed s1d Of grsitsr
msgbi nde than was AZ fins. eontsmpla,o1.
Oar troops are all eager TOT the dxA.. They
have instructed tens sith th,ir bl'nk.'s
thrown over stacked s-ms. There Is pl,nty
o, focd, including fresh bee'.
The Indications a-s that thsh will no. be q
gon.rsl forward movement b,fors Sunday
ncrrirg uulssS the enemy shall prov oke enc.
Special attention i, bains paid TO the Hospl-
tai Department aui making preparations for
the sick ard ,unctd. III, batteries Of Ii,
Cont, tersies were scientifically worked.
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From California.

Fort KeGvney, July l9-Tbe Pony Express
ISss,d at 0 7, NJ. last evening.
San Francisco July The inst overland
mail cosch started frsm Plaeerville on the 1st,
escorted ont of tom by an immense cone ,urss
+ citizens with bnds Of music and caun IN
Hi'g. Tbs coach ard horses we're deeofa Cd
with American Rags.
Businsss is suspended throughout the state
today, and cur Rational Anniversary Pecsivss
he homage u u people devoted 20 the u niou
Nearly pll TIE churches Of San Fra1cisc have
itu up the Stns ard Stripes during The week,
10 r.nein up till The war is sndsl.
Cook hooNEk's rain OF owe, land i'm nj
grams, cor sting o. tasnty. two men, ak
vsgui and Hx'y hosd OF stock, arrived at
CsrsonyVsllfy on the 1sr, reporting plainly Of
gra.s ON the route ~ud lac iAns pe1esable
td several evenings past a magnificent COW
a. hOBa,sen visible about 10 degrees wtst Of the
north stRr, with the tail directing across the
heavens for more Than ristty dtg,,ss In
msry TespI cts il resembles the CO net OF 1858,
vi very much larger nucleus.
On Fliday and Saturday OF las. weak Gov.
DnNNET Issued ., me sixty commissions u
officers Of various companies thrsua bout the
statA
Dates from Oregon are received per steamer
Pacific, TO the lsL lust.
Three co papits Of ths h Infantry u. 8.
army rived by the Pacific.
Toe steamer d. Louis, for PsnAma, sailed
n tho LIST, carrying 100 Passengers and $685..
orc for New Y1k tl0S, coo for England aud
tj5 coo fer PsnsaS. fetal 81 cog 500.
Col. WRIGHT has Countsrmaudsd the order
for The rer oval OF Cap. PIcNKTt's Company
Of 9th Infantry, from San joan inland.
The best indiraiioh yet seen Of the existence
OF god In pa! ing quantities In UszpsreL
.ounty, 10 htm the fact that tie Pacific
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nR. WINS COUGH EXTERMINATOR


~ for the cure Of CousHa. CoLDs, wnoorrSa
gouGH, AsrliMA, SoHE TnRoAT, TICKLING Ia the
THROAT, lNGtrtKNT CoNsUMPTION, Ao-Prioe. rs
cent? pen bottle, OF bottles for 81 In Offering the
all tho ilk that eh Is heir to- but we DO SAY thai
IA ninety nine cases cut Of hundred, We have f0uAd
70 be safe pleasant and speedy tenn dy FIR tha
most violent COLD, long %, ted COUGH, SORE
TIiRo ST, ASTHMA, " HOPPING COUGH, BRON.
CllIlS or any affection Of the throat lungs sTi-
hrst considered nothing bat "sl0M COLI" the fnI
consequences Of which ted not be pointed out
fIominent hoEeysL among the lila thus eaeender.
%, Il that Of CONSUMPTION, for which II Il said
theIs 10 remedy ana PsrhsP. there Is aot Bat
atemtdy for such complaints a. have been enumer-
ated, what effect will II have upon the, soourge OF thu
human rare, CohsUMITIoNl We answer II will 10
e afford II. victim immediate relief II viii eheok
ileep D. sure % follow and Ia it, train, increase q
strength, brighter eye, more cheerful countenAnoa
and, WIN not resto alton 10 health Guns
Your coin While II L yet what you oonSlder but
eight aud you viii have lee oooasion 70 seek
from II when too long neglected. CURE IT IN IOUR
CHILDREN inst al Of allowing them 70 retire 10 their
b. d. nit after night with slight cold, fro which,
almost every family has bad sad experience they too
y hemely language, We know, bu; true. We have
borrowed no high sounding fr fttitioua name, but
have used that Of It, originator, over VIII
hesita'inGly recommend our friends ana the public
ssnsTsalb y TT Ssv t n q III; .a hsp Ss ss
BILE ttmony 10 that Of those who have already done
For sale in New York at Of Eighth ave, 4ts Grand
q $50 Allen 4, sorner stanton, cor Broadway md
p. In Brooklyn. at 800 Court st, and At the General
DEPOT 10 South Sc sond 81 also south 9Th Aad sh
SIC, Williau'sbuTsh. 7Il AAe'eo
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Military News.

TBE Erw YoAK FIsx ZouAvEs-9cv.
MORGAN RsFUsEs TO SIos THE PAY-RoLL.-
This regiment ral not yet bean paid by the
P.,hsssr WITH q check for tho sum due thorn
on tbs 18th ins;sl. But Gov MoRGAs has
refused 70 sign the bond, ou The srouad that
he regiment LETT this city without his orders,
and tn. men hsvs remained unpaid ,iucs. A
90, deal of Nt.'itF 10 said TO prevail in the re-
gm,nt on account Of this apparently strange
proceeding.
WnsoN's ZocAvss An officer OF the VIII
SOD Zousves nos in this city, states that the
regiment arrived At Pensacola 10 good health
ard ipiri's. They are enc lmpsd on Santa
Ro,s leland, directly opposite to BRAao's rebel
enosmpa emit. They do not anticipl.s any
hsht'ns at present, but are Iabonouily en-
gagged in throwing up brea'tworks and making
roads. The impression is that they are but
the advance OF q grand army which will here Z.
sftor 10 thrown into Florids, for Al advance
into Alabama as soon as the rebels are driven
cut OF Virginia. Tbs men are all in excellent
health, and srjcy the climate. Tho strength
eniDg Of Tho Publications at Fort Pieksns Is
pro, ecutsd with unremittlng zeal.
THIRD HUssARS-The one hundred huSns
Of the Third Il giment, Wko were TO have left
Yesterday, will not 10 until Monday next
Capt. SAuRR will go in command.
The GOTH RxGIMEHr.-Cap.. KIRKEH Of
Goth regiment has Just rsturnsd from the
regiment, and reports ths mon as all in excel.
lent health ard spirits CD. CoRcoRAN never
was better, and Lieut.. Colonel NuokSr, al
though not yet Abls to advance with tho roRi-
meat, Was iapidly improving. Thsy will ro-
turn On the 9th o. August, provided they are
not too busy fighting.
RkTuRN OF TIM FIETH RgaIMKNr.-A
| mee'ing Of the friends Of the fifth Regiment
| N. Y 8. M, vas held last Thursday evening
| at the Metropolitan Rooms on Hester strsst,
| for The purpose Of making arrangements for
| the reception of this regiment on their return
ION the tsat Of war, which will bs about the
| Sd Of rext month. Ono great feature Of the
occasion win be the parAds of about 100 chill
dIen Of members OF the regiment attending
In ZousVe unborn.
CONSTITUTION 0REYs This new reg m snt,
| c'mH andel by Col. b JokKT, IL progressing fine
ly. The officers intend TO make it enc OF ths
b'st &C mmsnds In the CITY. The Board Of Off
Gers met al the Armory, JsffsrSOn Market, last
evening
OuR Swiss RHMoAErs.-A committee OF
Swiss re 'idents tas been formed 10 take charge
| TIE formation If detachment OF sharp
| shooters. to compose part Of Col. BERDAa'a
Tsgimtnt OF sharpshootsrs.
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from washlsatsu.

WGShipc toH, july 19.-On the esrnsst Iepre-
entAiion a Senator LATHAM the stss nor
eyetore STATE will leav- New York } morrow
70 CT nvty the Norbein Light ffcm Asoinwt I'll
with over 5000 eco IN treasure. This duty
Pc, for ned the vessel IL 30 cruise for thu pirate
s'esm.r Sumter until she fnds and captures
hsr.
TUX ShwPouspLAsD yrsHERIEs.
Tbs President has transmitted 20 Conrrfss
the official cotrct pandCn.r cont aining an invi-
tA.ion from her Il itspniac Msjes,y's Govern
usDt, 70 sppobt Joint committie with rsfar-
tIco ~ the pieser, alton .nd devsiopneot Of
tho Newt uhdlsnd fisheries. Tho President
recon m ends tie necessary Liquidation on the
subject.
AS0IHKR suCcNss II VIRGINIA.
Tho following dispatch has just been 70.
O,ived:
Bersrty Juiy1o, 1861.
r. Col. r ID TOWNSEND:
One Of Col CUx's regiments, the I'd X n
tucky, defeated and drove Geo Of WuE's man
cut o. Bar Oourvills, Cabel Co., on the 10th
inst.
Sigusd, CIR. MCCLELLAN, Mi. Gen.
FUGITIVE SLAVES.
Gen MAssrIELD has issued the following
ORDER, dated
HAD QUAAIEBs, DErARrMEATl
or WAsIuSoroN.
Fugitive slaves Will under no pretoNt what
ever bs permitted 10 reside or DO In any way
harborsd In the quarters aud camps Of the
troops serving in this DEPARTMENT. Neither
will ~ Ii slaves bs allowed TO accompany the
t. oops on the march. Commanders Of troops
will 10 teld rsspt nsible for strict Observance
Of this order.
Adylses received here from Richm md state
Z at Governor I.ETCH sR has allied oat nearly
all thu militia foress OF Virginia In order TO
give battle 10 the federal army.
News OF the defeat Of Lsutsnant-C olonal
PeRram by General McCLHLI.AH had reached
Richmond.
The negroes In Richmond had bssn set at
work to iortity the city.
| Papers fIom North Carolina report that q
federal war vessel, carrying fourty four guns
had made an alta IL uo0n Fort HattsrAs, but
| with no effective result.
Wagon trains from this city are busily en-
g5ged night and day, In carrying provisions
u onr advancing armv In Virgins.
Vice President HAMLIN lsfE this city thi
morning, accompanied by the California dale
ga'iop, who brought flag for the First Main,
reg mint. Toe presentation Is TO be made a
Centreville.
Mr.. PorIRR AVID other members OF Cougres
left the city for Manassas Junction at day llgh
| this morning.
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TNLobs IsDIdsAT.oN MKsrISo. - A
p.sttiBg Of journey men tai.ors wa, lie d Il So
ciAl Reform Hall yesterday a'ternoop, for the
purpose o. T. king some meat 10 oppos, 'he sx
tortion Of contractors FIR tks making Of aruy
clothes. The meeting was TO convene at two
O'Clock, bat il WAS three before It was called
10 order During this intermediate tine the
hall gradually filled with woikmsn each Of
whom nad some inst snco OF the niggardly dis
position q employers TO rtl.ts. Iu9tarc' S
were cited Of contractors who had dema ldc |
Eve, eight, and even ten dollars security Tom
Workmsn, whin one two or three army coats
were given out. But six shilliugs vera paid
for tho making of au army overeoal, and other
prices ia proportion. Vdy frequently too, IN
prs:snos Of the wo'k rot being prop'rly dofs
they would refule 10 return the money aiyf pc
ed rs pseurity. AT hpg1h. Mr.. II. Bag poF
was chosen Pre- idsnt, aud Mr., L. MESER.
Secretary Of The meeting. Several spsAkers
addressed the NEE ing and finally COMMITTEES
WEs appointed TO take the matter under consi'
dsratiop, and steps were tsksa to wards an CT
gAniEA.ion fer mutual support. Another meet
ing will soon be held TO farther THAR arrange
msnts.
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CITY NEWS.

TIE SANITARY Commemorative q. s.
sanit'ry Con mission, constituted for the pur-
pose Of promoting the health OF the voluu-
tsers by all means at the com nAnd OF scisncs,
have thus far hal subscribed b nd than In
their work, the sum Of slO, 1870, Of which
5000 have been subscribed by the New York
Life Insurance. Company, alone Farther con-
tributionl which are urgently requ sstei will
be received by G. s Coz, Treasurer of the
Central Finance Committee, at the American
Exchange Bank, or by q T. SrRoSG, Treas
ursr b United States Sanitary Commission,
No 6S Wall streSt.
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PROCLAMATION CT BrtG. Gea. Pope.
81 Louis, July 19.-Ths following proclA-
IL alton has just been received from Brig. Gen.
PorE:-
To the People orNoyh Missouri.
by virtue Of power and authority, | have
assumed command in North Missouri. ap.
Tesr among you with 4 force strong enough TO
maintain the authority Of the Government,
and too strong 20 be resisted by any means in
your possession usual In warfare. Upon your
own assurance that you would respect the
laws CT the United States. aud preserve the
peace no troops have hitherto bsen ssnt In
your section Of thu country. The assu' ances
for tina Last ten Gays, however, have plainly ex-
hibitsd your lack o. 81 her the pc YER or melt
rA ion TO fully carry OCT the pledges, and the
government has, therefore, found II necessary
10 occupy North Missouri With force DO Seifu
a oaRh 10 compel obsd' eucs TO the Avs. Ass1on
as II is made maniiegt that you will respect its
authority and put down unlawful combinations
at ainAt IL, you will be relisYed Of the presence
of the forces under my command, but 10. until
then l, Therefore, warn ali per sons taking up
arms againa! the Federal authority, who at
tea pit to commit depreda'io ions upon public OF
private property or who molest unoffendiug
and peaceful citizens that they will BIO dealt
with in a most summary manner without wait
ing civil p 0 ses.
JoHN PoPE, Brig. Gsu,
u. y A Commanding
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a FeicniotS Psuv Larceny The People 70.
Bdpard Riley MI. Riley was ecavietsd on
N. n, Of June l.st cfpstit lsrcny, sss o,urt
Il Special Sessions. He no Y makes applloatieu
90 be discharged from Psnisnhary, On the
ground that under the Law q 1880, the Ooart
o. Special Sessions had no jurisdiction Of the
offtbe'. II vas conceded by the District At
totnsy that Rscotder Hoffman had ruled In .
pri'r eaes that the stealing q one ceur frve the
peiton under that Law, was mad. fslep.
Judf Lson.rd to,k the ssDe visv 81 The os's.
and gave Mr.. Riley lesvs 70 20.
Further News, sec Third Pogo.
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LKGAL RRPoRrs-FRIpAv.
Usited STATES Circust Court.

'tHAcs Ntfcust touu
CoRriotioH Of too SmuggIers The U. S. 70.
John koDondid and Francis Lore The de-
fenesnts were now put en- their trial for the Of
tense Of tmvggling. II spears that they II
tempted 10 ave barrels Of sag n into this port
without rendering any payment OF duties. Tbs
jury after a short trial found than guilty. Ths
iucgs deferred the sentence.
United States DkrsIct Coart.
The Prize "Foresi King. - The U. s. rs. ''IA.
Forest Kiag.''-This was this next one Of the
prize cases In order. The counsel for the Gov.
eminent opsnsd 1t by reading the blockadins
declaration and claimed the vessel q a prizs
II is very similar TO all its predecessors, invol
wing the sams points Of law, as well as 4 Eimi.
lArity Of fact.
Superior Court.
Mr.. BrtRdA Becomes DisguStsd, Mrs. BrsaaF
iiks,c'se-LH The matter Of he Application 0,
jeremiah BreHdn.- Mr.. Brennan Is fond OF 10
vial, genial society. A short time since b,
went on, and, according TO the testimony Of
several unimpeachAbls, respectable and good
locking witnesses became so far under the in
Auence Ct liquor as TO be scarcely able TO navI
gate, or 70 know what he was about. In THU
sweet and placid frame Of mind, Mr.. Brennan
began TO think how he might show his IN
spsakabls disgust for society In general, aud
finally cpnclufed that "a life on the osoau
Wave and q home on tbs rolling deep" " VA,
just tho thing for Jeremiah Bsnan--it was.
so Mr.. Brennan transferred his affections to the
U. s. ship North Carolina and expected 90 be
" lot alCns." Bot the ever watchful Mrs.
Bnnau scented out her delinquent Jerry, aud
h>d bin brought up bsf.rs Justice Monerief,
lie libe'ated, on the ground that he was 10
tOxic.tod when he snllsld. The Judge, no =
ever, on hearing all the proofs concluded that
Bfepan WAS sober enough TO know what be was
doing when be enlisted, aud remanded him
back to the custody Of his Uncle Samuel.
Supreme OSMt
Our Flag is sta Th1rs-yhs People en- rel
Sarah b. Gr6ia vs. Ddsisi =, siekies.-MrS.
Griffin, the wife of Aspry d. Griffu, 10 stin
anxious that he shorfd I've in the midst OF
refined associates. Mr.. Griffin, however,
wCuld rather be his own master in the matter,
and cbOoee his own companionship, Acting
upon this impulse. Mr.. Griffin snliAsd In thu
Excelsior Brigade, where he became 400 u ain ted
y ith the Hon. Daniel II. Bicklss, and As Is slyly
hunted, quite an attachment sprung up be-
t~sen item. Mrs. Griffin, In order TO snatch
Mr.. Grifin from the wrath to come, applies
the universal remedy. the habedS corpus, 70 try
end win him back, Judge Leor ard, however,
declined jurisdiction, on the ground that the
application Ahould have been mAds In Richmond
County.