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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-03-08
AN Important letter

From Rev. JACOB SEcnER, well known and
highly respected throughout the State of
Pennsylvania
HANOVER, Pa February IS, 1880.
Messrs. S. W. FowLE & Co., Boston Dear
Sirs Having realized in my family important
benefits from the use CT your valuable prepa-
ration Ilistr's Balsqn Of HHd Cberyy-it
affords me pleasure to recommend it to the pub
lie. Some eight years ago one of my daugh-
tiers seemed 10 be n decline, and little hopes
Of her recovery were entertained. then PRO
cured bottle Of your excellent Balsam, and
before she had taken the whole Of the contents
Of the bottle, there was great improvement
in her health. have in my individual case,
made frequent use Of your valuable medicine,
and have always been benefited by it, I
,rould, hoccuer, caution thc puJlic qganst iiapo-
sition, because there Is a good dcai Of spurious
Wistar's Butsam IF IriH czcryyqaoatHr6ugh-
out he coua,ry. JACOB SECKLER.
MmroRD, Del, October o. 1858.
S. W. FowLE Co, Boston: Please send me
supply Of Wistar's Balsam, as am nearly
out, and there is great demand for it; it is
doing wonders it cures Coayh,, lsthmg,
b1oqoiY coagh anil Consumption, without
fail. There has never been any Of the genuine
here undyou sent me lot some time since.
but plenty Of the counterfeit.
Yours, truly, J1cOB !. F0UCE.
no REMEMBER, rnERareREy al rite escf
dealth, that the only genuine has the ,rrjaca
signature of f." I. BUTTS" as well as the
printed name Of The Poqpriaoys, SET'H D.
70 VILE 8 CO., Boston, on tie outside scrqy.
per. rake no oiher; it were money wasted
and health ieopagded.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-03-08
Howard Association,
pHILADELFE1A

4 BcaeroleH Institution established la speciql
Eaco'rmeal, for me rliigf Of tAe sick md dir
tresscd, Afflicted r,M Iiraiem anil Epid.n,ic
D'seases, aad cpeci0ilg. foy he care n Dtscos-
Is Of he SeraR O,yqnS
4VA Acting Surgeon to an who apply liy lct.
ter with description Of their condition. laec.
occupation, habits Of lite, &cl aud in cases 81
extreme poverty, Medicines furnished free Of
charge.
VALUABLE Report It's on Sycrnatorrhoa
ana other diseases Of The sexual organs and on
the New Remedies employed in the Dispensary.
sent 10 the afflicted in scaled letter envclop,s
tree Of charge. Twoor three sttups for post
age viii be acceptable.
Address Or j. SKH.LiN HOrGIlTON. Act.
ing Surgeon, Howard Association No South
Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa By order Of
tic Directors
EZRA D. lIEARTWELL, Prest. 4
nov . GEO. FAIRClHLD. sccy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-03-08
In the Circuit Court for Mont
gomery County, Nov. Term, 1850.
IN the natter qf the Petition Of Pcrry L. Trun-
dle. tor tie Jsneft ofthe Lasoircm Laus.


de for Tie JsncG The Lasoirnf Laws.
nRBERED by the Court, this 2lst day Of
~ November, 1860, that Philip IIaines, Of
Montgomery county, be. and he Is hereby au-
pointed, Trustee, for the benefit Of the creditors
of Perry i. Trundlc, an lnsolyent petitioner,
mentioned in the annexed petition; and the
said Trustee shall give bond to the State in The
penalty Of five hundred dollars, with the SURF
~ to be approved by The Court for the faithful
performance Of said trust. And II Is further
ordered by this Court, that the First Monday
Of March NEXT be and The same Is hereby fixed
for the said Perry l.. Tundle 10 appear, and
answer such interrogatofies or allegations as
his creditors, end0rsers orsnreties may propose
or allege against him Provided. notice Of said
day be given BY said Perry l.. Trundle 10 his
creditors, BY Publishing copy Of this order In
some newspaper printed in SAID county, ouce 70
week for not less Than three months before said
First Monday Of March next
MICH. BREW En-, Cir. Judge
nov 23--3m JAS. G. HENING, Clerk
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-03-08

HfifFN, BitO1D tfE1R, &c.
ever offered in the State Of Maryland. outside
Of Baltimore ciy---iuade up Of the best leather
tanned by the old process, and Nv ilie bcst
Wofkmen, Ny stock consists in TART Of liz
following articles:
~ 81 Saddles 30 Riding Bnlles. 20
Bind Brides 100 Collars 4 nozcn Macon
hips 4 Sets OF Fine iioylioes: IG 5, ~ If
Breechen and Side Plates from four 10 six
inches wide; - Seits Front Gear. from fonr
70 ten inches vide; all Of " hich We will sell
70 prompi-paNi ing customers on six months,
time, without interest
viii also MAKE TO ORDER any article in
my line Of business az the shortest i,otice ANA
deliver ittoany part Of the State. free Of harre
and II not as ordered, no sale
As Do not compel any one 70 take what
docs not suit them SO persons in want Of auy
thing IN nay line Of business viii do wen "a
give me call before purchasing. as have ne
yer laiied 10 please any reasonable rnn nnd
am determined 70 sell cheaper than the san q
articles can be bought for any where in he
state. Don forget the place. rs 1ouarc sure
10 get good article, al a low price.
All persons advertise that they have thc bcst
articles and sell the cheapest, at all We ask Is
trial from one and all.
no ! will pay CENTS PER Lib. FOR
HOES, delivered az J. b. NEN $. Ncels,illc
Montgomery county, Nd, in Saddlerv. al carl,
prices.
REFERENCES.
NATHAN S. WHTTF, zAcnARraH u. WATrps
JAMES b. NEIL. SOLOMON PLtMMgR. SIMON Nj
cnoLLs JcnX II. PERRY, and O. :. WIrteoe.
JOHN APPLEMAN,
nov ~ Aiddleiown, Frodercl, Co, Md.
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Dr. WESTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

AM IliE
OXygenatcd I3itters.
AnE PREPARED BY
SETH W. WLE s. co., Bos,oa, Mass
AGENTS.
CANDY, GILPIN & Co, Baltimore;
JOHN II. HIGGINS. Rocko;i~
GlLPiN \ BENTLEY, Sandy Spring
y. d. WATERS, Brookville;
IHoS: LANSDALE, Triadclphia
uEO " MOBLEY, Laytonsville;
=: WILSON, Clarksburg;
W WILSON, Hyattstown;
LEONARD HAYS, BarnesvilIe
JESSE 7. HIGGINS. PooIesvilIe.
Sold everywhere
Sold everywhere
Scldevers where
aprilS sly
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JE w ELxRX.

q Asz wv RssAzIR X.
in Sets and single pieces Best quality Of
IN Gold Watches.
hFG IN viz English Levers; Skeleton
s ". do. Duplex, Anchor Escape
S...ss$ ~ ment Lepines, some very small
for ladies, set with Pearls and Diamonds; In
dependent aud Quarter Second Watches, Hunt
ing is Carrot Gold Watches, in every variety.
Rich China VASES FROM Paris and Dresden.
French and Spanish Fans
Silver Gold, Ivory, Pearl, and Leather
CARD ClSES.
Silver Gold, Ivory, Pearl, and Leather
PORT NONNAIES
Elegant Gilt and Bronzed CLOCKS. and
CANDLEBR1S.
AlOata Ware
spoons, Forks, Ladies, Butter Knives. &c.
or the best quality
Iiated Ten and Coffee Sets Casters Walters
Cake Baskets, Vegetable Dishes Turecns
English and American CUTLERY
MUSIC BONES
?, 8, 4. and s Pairs Jewellers Scales and
Weights, &c.
Matehmakers' Tools and Materials
Watch Glasses, Of every Dissertation
A.eomplete assortment Of Dentist Files
Q. b. 4 Co. offer the above goods on Inc vc-
ry best terms. Call and examine
mar 2-y
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l)oetrp.
THE BROKEN HEART.


bh hhS. w. u. BtNSDS.
saw her once, aud loved her,
For her face and form were fair,
No tear was then within her eye,
Nor on her brow a care.
I saw she loved another,
And | enried him his lot;
Oh, how | madly worshipp'd her
But yet she knew it not.
Why did ! let her give her beart,
so trusting, pure and kind,
To one who valued not the gift,
Nor the beauties of her mind2
He only loved her when she smiled,
Or when she lookd most fair;
He sought not to retain her love
By husband watchful care.
saw her weeping and alone,
Why dropt those tears so fast?
Was it the dread of griefs to come,
Or the memory of the past?
felt that she too soon had found
His love upon the wane,
Though hevow' to love and cherish her,
Beneath the holy fame.
When last saw her, oh, how changed
Was that much-neglected one
Too proud to utter a complaint,
Sad, silent, loving on.
saw her press tiny form,
watch'd her parting breath
How fondly was that dear one held
In her cold embrace Of death
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Z no wOrk, . said the impogtor.

The entrance to womans heart is
through her eye or ear. But Napoleon said
the way to a mans heart was down his throat
Good housewives understand this and accord
ingly are more attentive to the quality of their
husbands dinners than to the odor Of the
flowers which adorn the table
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-03-08

From Rev. JACOB SEcMER, well known and
highly respected throughout the State Of
Pennsylvania
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-03-08
LUMBER FOR SALE.
SPECTACIES.

G0LD, Silver and fine Steel SpEcrAcLEs
" Eyeglasses. &C. of every focus. Also
Opera and Shell Reading Glasses. A large az
soriment Of the above always on hand
Particular attention paid 10 the selection 0
glasses suited to the eyes of wcarcrs.
NJ. W GAIT & BRO. jewellers,
53i Penn. Az. doors west Brown hotel
iuar 20 Washington, D. G.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-03-08

Dyspepsia.
Dyspepsia,
Dyspepsia
Dyspepsia
The Oxygenated Bittcrs
The Oxygenated Bitters
The Oxygcnated Bitters
The Oxygenated Bitters
Unfailing Remedy
Unfailing Remedy
Unfailing Remedy
UnfaiIiBg Remedy
FOR
Dyspepsia and Indigestion
Dyspepsia and Indigestion
Dyspepsia and Indigestion
Dyspepsia and Indigestion
Debility of the System
Debility of the System
Debility Of the System
Debility Of the System
Acidity
Acidity
Aeidity
Heart Burn, Water Brash
Heart Burn, Water Brash
Heart Burn, Water Brash
Heart Burn, Water Brash
Oppression after Eating
Oppression after Eating
Oppression after Eating
Oppression after Eating
Liver Complaint
Liver Complaint
Liver Complaint
Liver Complaint
Sick Head Ache
Sick bead Ache
Sick Head Ache
Sick Head Ache
Jaundicc
Jaundicc
Jaundice
Jaundice
Fever aud Ague
Fevcr-and Ague
Liver Complaint
Liver Complaint
&c &c &c. &c. &c.
&c &c. &c. &c. &e.
&c. &c. &c. &c. &c.
&c &c. &c. &c. &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
AMUSEMENTS.

Comedy has q stronghold in the Winter Garden. The
garden is cheerful spot aud laughter at home there
There "a great benefit TO the city in such resort Mr.
Cake closed his pleasant Saturday applaud
cd 70 the last and bsguiled on this occasion into bit
of speech. He was fortunate In having genial
weather, in escaping the great battle the Potomac,
which Is stil in active rehearsa and especially fortu
nate in having fund of fresh hupor on which the
public drew and were reftBhed. Mrs. John Wood
,ucceeds him. She opens Court this evening in the
fairy burlesque Of Cinderella" aud means serious
fun. Her spirits hayo Undergone the compound multi
plcatiop Of tea-loaIn, morning air and other light
beverages aud are now understood TO be tremendous
This Cinderella" is . thing Of jokes, Dances and
songs, and pretty scenes and dresses. Ono Of the
clever men of VANITY Far, the humorous periodical
has brought Il up ia the fear aud admoniion OF the
times, 50 that i! is noways backward" There will
be number Of first appearances" the most imPor-
tant Of tLem in political and artistic sense, being
peri sls Mr. A. H. Davenport who will represent the
Prince Rodolph, "a reformed young man az regards
latch keys and Cocktails" This ID an alusion 10 the
Lite Cocktail Guard, Of which Nr Davenport was
member Mr.. Harry Pearson, recently returned
from a country retreat" (Bu Rum will play the part
of CapillaiIe. Mss Ada Clifton, Mrs. Geo. skerrett
Mrs. BIake, Mid Lothian, Mr.. Bakor, aud Nous
Szoloy ore 10 the cast We also notice the names Of
Ze,tos, Bokinnon, Clover, and SNidder, which lie
rather "a strcng combustion Mr.. KoppHT will lead
the music.
The Winter Garden viii be the only Broadway tho
ater open this week, and viii probably make the most
Of tho monopoly Tho liyeest competition will begin
next week. Miss Laura Keene win open her theater
on The 10th. Like wiso leader she has had no COM
muucaton with the press and her first advance is a
surprise. Nobody Yves prepared for the Seven Sons"
although it was generally known that Mss KeeDe had
done with stars. The new piece il 60 called. There
will be scenery and eIecs of the most brilliant char
acer and the following ladies' and gentlemen will ap-
pear IN the barletta
M, Lsura seno Mira J. H. Allen, brs Lofty Hough Mas
Sara stevens sins CbAasn Mira Dlon Ma Marlowe Miss
gnkr uis. FrsLecs Ma Everett Aels H. Daoy, Loyick
Peters Dillon, Aaove IL. Stoddart Goodrioh, Btby and
RchErdson.
The balance Of power, Il viii be observed, il with
the softer sex the managerial des at ths heater being
to group young beauties and keep up in all ways with
the fast tmos. The riddle Of theatrical entertainments
has been solved at this beautiful theater BY eKtraord
nary success.
Mr.. Nixon skirmished during the pat week. Like
other managers be was astonished to find that the
pulse Of the public Is good spd that II thsrs ID one
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
ARMY AND NAVY.

Recruiting for the old regular regiments made very
slight progress last week. only twelve men being en-
listed 10 New-York and about many more in Boston,
Rochester and Philadelphia. II there is not decided
improvement very shortly it will be necessary to close
some Of the Offices. Recruiting parties might with ad.
vantage be sent into the country the harvest
is over. They could get more men there than In the
large cities.
The 18th Infantry, U. g. A., is filing up more rapid
ly than it was short time nnee. Sixty were
cruited at Syracuse ast week and sent to Fort Trum
bull, Conn.,. the headquarters of the regiment.
The 18th Infantry, at Fort Hamilton, has no' got
three companies yet. 1t wac expected that this regi'
mept would be ready for the field by the LIST Of Novem-
ber but il viii not be unless the recruiting parties are
more successful.
The 10th Infantry, encamped near Chicago has al
ready abou. seven hundred rank aud flo, and will no
doubt be ready for active service before any Of tie
other new regular regiments.
The Navy conlicues 10 enlist more men in one week
than the old Army Offices do IN month. One hund-
red and fifty men were enlisted in this city last week.
The demand for seamen is likely to continue for some
time, crews will be required foe all the gunbosts
now bulldog snd for vsrious vessels lifting out.
The following is list of vessels at the Brooklyn
Nayy. Yard:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
CONDITION OF THE REBEL ARMY on THE
POTOMAC.

Riohuond oonesr ondsnce of Tho Cbnlss!on MsTepy.
Taere is uuverral complaint made Of the want Of
efficiency in tie Coinrnitaiilt Department II was
felt severely and Immediately after the battle of Ma
uassas. Our brave troops particularly the .ck and
wounded, suffered greatly. Some of the trools were
without provisions from Sunday breakfast uni Ines-
day after the batt c. Since then Il has occurred more
than once chat many have been without food for "a
hours Great indignation IS felt throughout tle army
and IN Richmond on account Of this outrageous and
urendurable iDeiIdency. The efficiency OF the army
Is impiFed and even is movements retarded through
the want Of supplies. learn il has been, and is
matter of bitter compltint and earnest Remembrance
by the commanding Generals. And not only ID there
want of sufficient quantity, but he provisions ere not
good--are in fact, positively unwholesorye. IL IS not
only W at the camps in tairfaX County where the
army is large, but also 10 other camps. great dea
Of sickBe il the natural consequence One regiment
near Acauia Creek has los. 90 men, aud another 5O
The weather h4s been intensely hot, and the great
mortality ia attributed by the troops 70 bad proy,ions
unsuitable at any tme especially during such seasoh
The country people, onmp-traderr, and suffers, TOO
IN the neighbofhood Of Fredericksburg and Aequa
Creek charge the poor fellows exorbitant prices
for everything they buy. have heard il 10 the same
10 other paeos bui thai il s there sm assured on the
best authority. ~
And not only is the department Of subsistence Ill
managed but the equally indispensable department 70
the mobility and efficiency, transportation, IL afo
hmentaby behind. Il was the condition OF these TWO
branches Of tho army which prevented Geleral Bean,
regard iron advancing 10 meet Mcdowell, ia he nhd
Intended II was his unprepsIedness 10 thss< wpieh
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09

he'e }ourns not coneut with thescsl criticism hsvs
@ al ny business transactions aud the circDuaDces Of
In.p ~ p ne inveung Often than describing They
noh ~ ~ oe asees position, and hst my mother, however
pubcy r.eSi sq,tsn and encoasse could roe
te.rs t6ey bax speak Of the heas hs and the bitter
tons fo Ser All. land dent upo
tney Knew she lad those about her Who u.c,s c,s,%
all hope and NTH fo and who euSesvoed crp-t
and Sa ,hs Mt ws. vas nnssnsrou. eeSary and
her as MAJ alone can defend helpless woman A.
io myself am about leaving Astrals psh,p, fcs~. -
Cred the dscoursgns effects ofsueh upon oti
their art than am" '@'oee"
Mr.. John Drew has been successfu in Irish charsctev
in Ireland.
Bl'ndn assembled bis rope in drenching rain at the
PortobeIlo Gardens, Dublin on the 18th alt.
Howes & Cusbings American Circus were a, laat
accounts at Exeter, England with Mr. Tom saysr. Cor
leading attraction. i-.e
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
FrRTHER FROM VIRGINIA.

From a gentleman recently from London County,
Va tie sccOnnt is confirmed that there IL fiig htiul
amount Of sickness among the troops the vicinity OF
Leefburp and at Manassas unctiOn OF the four req
ments Of Conisderaes at the former place, at eas! so
were SICK largely from measles, winch proves very
fatal. So great is the want among the troops t,st
every farmer in the vicinity was remorseessy stripped
Of everything shat eoud minister 10 their NECESSITIES.
Almost every available dwelling had l9ss 81 k
soldiers Ia H. and informant states that The drugs
Of The practieng physicians were swept completely TO
supply them.
From another source, we learn that the stroDeest
seoeastoni.e now stand no better chance OF escaping
tLe evils Of military occupation than the Union
NO remonstrence was tolerated from any; but the
threat TO be put In the army, or wore ilsridatou,
served 70 ssnce all who subjected TO the pidn-
oe'ing process 80 Iie in their quarter The Union
men OF Loudon were awaiting inpatisntly for some
renet IRON such fearful condition Of thIogs, large
numbers OF iHrnihes, consisting only OF wolhen aid
children, beng left m utter deeItution the male mem.
bes haying been compelled TO leave the COUNTY.
One fact more: They were quite destitute of salt.
and were compelled TO eat the fresh meats almost a.
soon slaughtered, having means OF keeping them,
circumstance which has doubtless added 10 the hiek
ness among q people ordinarily depending 40 niue,
upon bacon as article Of food through t6c Summsr
months. Baltimore American, 4th.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
LETTER FROM GEN. SCOTT.

The following letter to the Hon. joseph r. IngesOI
in responsc to the recently addressed to him by the
citizens Of Philadelphia after the battle Of Manassas,
expressing their nabsiei confidence il the veteran
chief, will be resd with interest. Mr. Ingersoll, from
whose psn the letter understood to have proceeded
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09

Manassas. 1t is those which now parslyzs him, pre-
vent forward movement and Is daily losing the South
subsantial fruits Of the great victory Bsauregard
has used superhuman exertions and struggled against
mso His 1rspt sns sSe sSe DInSk 1 ,s
troops, have accomplished wonders. But the execu-
tive rs inertia Is huge obstacle to success, and ths
public interests peremptorily require that man. or
set Of men, should stand In the way
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09

A Boy RESCUED PROM Drowning by HEROIC
OryoEk--Op ssturduy afternoon shout O'Clock Wnhsra
R-ss boy years Of sse while playing The Hsreu
Bjra missed his and fell tnte the river Ocer Halo
ran wbo was asndns the time sesrg that the boy
being away by hs aud the be sinking End
as Ilrugrd the and succeeded Ia reaching the
droennc youth and in keepiag bis head above water TIL an
boat ef elr sid IdTesced them both The boy wes TO
susctaed end conveyed hs home, No. S Third svenRe
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
co,ox,n,, c,u.-y.,,e,iay Bridge, Bradley.

CoRoSER's CAsEs-Yesteriay Bridget Bradley, Q
woman years sgs who dsf died fom iuurtss
being By horse and in Forty secoad
THAI boys ho!dics tie horse when
broke from them running against the deceased Coroner
chirmer held ineest body and the Jtf rsndered
verdi { Of " Accidental death"
Coroner Jaekmsu held neuss yesterday the body os
ssilos known by the Of spaih Tom" who had ese2
drowned In attempting board his vessel a. tho foot %
Old Sip while ntoxicsed Saturday nht appears thss
he he'd been employed the lighter Iimrer and wa. co
deavog board wheu Re slipped and e into the dech
The Jury rendered yssdict Of Death from drowning
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09

FIRExEs's ToURsAMEsr IN THE CENTRAL PARK
1t is proposed to have q grand trial Of steam fire.
engines in the Central Park time toward TIE lat
ter part OF ths month"; the test to last two or three
days and engine companies and builders from all parts
of the Northern cities to be invited to bring their
machines for trial. Steamers from Phsdelphis, Gin
cinnati, Buffalo, Baltimore, Boston, Portland, and
many OF the Northern and Eastern towns and cities
would of course be entered for competition.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
A LoyrLyss WIZ ATrrMprs rHI

A LoyELEss WIFt ATTIMPTs THE LfFE or Hsn
6uBAED on Saturday afternoon Lewis Elaldse aud h vie
Mary residing No $40 Stanton street. quA,red thea icagn
Mary to her saiae9n by Severely 'cracninS
her band pulling his har hn; oec.us - In
oson iuure him wicted that cel
ysnlsu esored ss being tast ths aes
hi the Of her great WIN tni se s~ss
heavy blow the bead II essis hsietne severe ~esaa
Idridse immediately removed 70 the Eleventh
ton. ouse Pohce Surgeon Kinbsfk attended 70 An
Nfs Eliridge is yet al large.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09

tailed to tho scens and as the proprietor, Dougnery
said 70 have been with the assaisnts hi. MIL whs
burned to the ground and his property ell destroyed
There is also that be himself was caught sio
Immediately shot. The place where these occurrences
took place, is about twenty uilss from here
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
CITY ITEMS

ARREST OF ALLEGED SEcEssroSIsTs-0n Saturday
evening dispatch received from the Secretary Of
State VIM. III. Seward at Police Headquarters, order
ing the arrest of Mr.. Agenon Sullivan, lawyer, of No.
50 William street. and No. 64 West Fifteenth street.
Sergeant Leiers and Officer Bennett of the Detective
Police proceeded TO the residence Of Mr.. Sayau and
took him into custody informing him at the time
that their action by virtue Of order OF the Gov
ernment. 1t appears that Mr. S. Is the counsel for
Capt. Baker and others Of the crew of the prvatees
oaVahhaii, now incarue'e.~d in the Tnrabs Uo adiss
having written several letters to the friends of bis
clients in the South, with reference to their case but
nothing further Yesterday morning Inspector Di ks
and the officers who arrested him. conveyed Mr.. Sulh-
Fort Lafsyett to be cared for by Col Martin
Burke.
1t appears that Mr.. s. has brotbe actngss Colonel
Of the 18th Indiana regiment who in the battle Of
Rich Mountain under General Mcclellan; and another
brother Colonel Of one of the Ohio regiments.
Robert Elliott Of Freedom, Me-, was arrested BY
u. s. Marshal Clark on Thursday, by orders from
Secretary Cameron. He was handed over TO Mr..
John S. Head, Deputy Marshal Of Portland, who
went on with him by the Boston tnin, and by the
time this paragraph is made public, Mr.. Elliott viii be
furnished with quarters at Fort lafayette, NewYork.
"Bob Elliot" as he is called in his locality, was
instrumental in raising and arning company of men,
with the intention OF resisting the taxes and dra
in Maine Bob was also the Copperhead candidate for
Senator in Waldo County, and formerly Councillor.