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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-09
December l, 1850.

STATE OF VERMoNT, The Hon. the Probate C"nf I
TIsrRIcr r. sDoLPIt, 81. for raid Distnc,-Lo all
persons concerned in the Estate I'll William Y. Foyes,
late of O,3ucc deceased GREETNG.
WHEREAS urris Eastman Administrator on
w the estate of said deceased requests said Court 10
allow him the further time ct year from and alter
the 2t day ot Oct d, 1861 TO make pay menl OF the
debts and close the settlement Of the Estate
Therefore, you hereby notified that said appcai'on
will be hra at of the Probate Court to be htu
at the Probate Office in Chelsea on 21s day OF Now 1901
at which time you may be heard in the premises
And this Order shall he published three weeks success
iycly in the Green Mountain Freeman, hewspapeE
prined at Mont pelier, Ia this STATE the last ct winch
publication shall be before the day assigned for hearing
afor esad.
Given under my hand al the Probate Office at Chel sea
this Path day of October, a. ID. 1851.
3O5w3 j. r. CLEAV ELAND, Register.
u,srnicr or RasnolrA, SIS at Chelsea, within and for
said District, on the OBI day OF October A. d. 1861.
WILLIAM J. fAkBELL Executor on the estate OF
Sarah Nyues late Of Chelsea said district deceased,
presents his admin stration account for settlement =
Whereupon ordered that the same he referred to the
l4hd of November next, the Probate Office, IN SAID
Chelsea for aud allowance land toat an con-
cerped be notified hereof by the publication of TINS otde
in ,he Green Mountain Freeman. printed at montpeer
hee weeks succes,ivey soon os may be, mat they
NAV amrar It said time and place, and II the see cause
ebect thereto. by nrler Of touIt, ,,-.,,,
aO5,3 PERLEY &, JONES. Judg
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NJ A GIN OLA BAL M:
rEarrer AND complain EEMEpr 70.
PimpIes, Bt0fChes,
Frcct6c!s, Ernp:ioms,

This Elegant Preparation renders the skin soft and
imparung to It Marble Purity. Ii Is most cool orj
refreshing applied to the face after exposure TO the sun
atd viii give immediate relief to the stngs Of Ipser,s
Noh'hE 9'sohovs enters into its composition. The con
tents Of bottle might be taken without harm II. ~
pIica'ion every night for week, will cure the w..
case Of Pinpes. ~" "
" +. HAGAN & CO., proprie.or. rrovNy
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H'aEAsa for sale

TsiiE Farm known as the " CLARK FARM" situated on
the Onion river about miles from Montpelier Viii
lage on the ID 20 Midlcscx is offered for sale The
house ana out buildings in good repair Plenty OF
water on the place. The land Is under good state OF
cultivation There Ii 20o OF land As acres OF
which is interval Terms reasonable. For further par
ticuars, inquire Of the subscriber the premises.
aSwtf JOIN GEARY.
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,Uossn G.. eSriSS's Estate.

TIRE Subscribers having been appointed b! the nc IA
Probate Court for the Dlstrictot Washington 'oh'
riscueis receive examine and adjust all C'a"S NV
demands of ali gainsl the Estate u! Jonh g.
briggs late of Fayson, Ia said district, deceased ,ep
sen; ed and the term Of six months from r vi
ay Of October. 1861 being allowed by said Confi TO ie
dior aid deceased eIhibitand prove ih2ffe
soeelive inns beforeus i've notcetha' VT ~'istteh
the duties of appointment at me 't,ct "' 20
secont Tuesday of December and April ne1s al nine
c,,,ock in the forenoon each Of said days
CALVIN FULLERTON, r,n,,,
STEPHEN C. PARKER
w.n.eo,J Or, 1-,b A u 1851 304w3
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THE GOOD SAMARITAN
w ooD or COAL

Ahead OF all Competition
54e3 Of them uacured last year-more than double
the number of any other first class stove in
one year. in the United States.
THEY contain all the improve which In all the
first class stoves, and the advantages and improve
nents over other stoves are n part as follows:
LIST The arrangement for broing the front hearth,
An improvement overlooked in other first class
1t has also the same arrangement for brolng top.
2l. A thorough ventilation OF the Oven.
3D.. Introducing hot air draugh to the FIRE chamber,
thereby increasing the draugh of the Stove, quickenng
its operations and enabling it to throw out more hea-a
matter much and justly complained Of in other Stoves
the damper, which throws the heat around the
5th Much greater weight, consequently hea vie plates
and more durable as well as ha ndsomcr castings.
that the fire is equalzed aud gride will heat quick
as the other, also heating the in half the time.
18th. Fire back protected BY soap-stone it cannot
burn out.
In addition to the above improvements has all that
combined in other first class Stoves, viz Hot
eryoir, Warming Closet Rooster in 'front.' Baker top
Doors lived with best Russia lron &c, &C Further, this
stove is warranted to do the work with little AS
other stove in the market and in superior manner.
All who want first class stove, hOud never buy until
they call and the Coon they have In ey
cry instance giyen satisfaction.
am the exclusive agent for the sale of this Stove in
Montpelier, and sell trial 70! any reasonable length
Of time Sd all are safe in buying.
have also as full assortment Of Common Stoves o.,
hand as any other dealer in Washington County aud sell
IA low as one in the state. H. DEWEY .
Montpelier, Dec. 10 1860.
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EpgDH,aAe Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, pRoBATE COURTS rshii
said will be holden the Probate Oice Montpelier il
ssid District on Tuesday of each week. during the yes
ensuing Persons having business with said Court are re
cucsted to attend to the said court days
I. r. MERRILL, Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Cont, helh al al
aid District IN The l7th day of october, d lobi
\ instrument, urpong to he the lastiFll and lrsa.
n ment of Edmund Darling. late Of Mlddiesex, IN saa
District deceased bong presented the Court BY Joseph
W. Thompson the executor therein named, tor Probate
II sod red b, said Court that all persons concerned
tleeir EG notified appear at session of SAID Count TO
he holden at the Probate Office Montpelier the 18Th
asy Of Now H. SGl, and show if any they way
have again. the probate of said WiiFor which purpose
il ~ lher orervd thata copy of the record of this oide
be published weeks successfully in the Green toEn
tain Fleeman printed Montpelier, previous to said time
appointed for rearing A true copy Of rccorl
1904 Attest, T. Il. MERRILL, Judge.
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Leave dyes alone and usr only some rr,lah,,
Btyc, like Heiiastreet's inimitahle."
sold eFerywe.re- ice SOC and 81 per bottle
r. hH"hS NO., Proprftors, Troy NY
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TrI ins Going sOuth md .,,

Leave hontpe'Ie' y 3 % M. 80 rMsrdm,
Mail IRAN leaves Ronses Poiut 1t 4 % ,"%Fs
bans at 90 A. NJ, connecting at Buflirp, ~, ~ a.
and B1rne'tntraIns tor Saratoga Spri;cs r, "Ynm
&c, cOnneciin Mt White River junction uhH Ky, 'ItaHg
Wells River, LlllIeion. While Mountain Trans e.
for Boston, LEVEL, Worcester &C. and rnnn a'' nj
Windsor with trains for Boston, sprin fled 4
P. N. ~" Il L
EXPRESS leaves Rouses Point at8l0.y D.
there with train from Montreal he same ir0'A'N
meets at Burlington th Rutland aud Burli, I, w. eoA
for Troy, Albany and New Yofk, and a.riyna ~ "iarN
Acid at II IS P. NJ. IT, ''7s
NIGHT EXPRESS leaves Ostensburgh q. iIn
Montreal at B As p. NJ, RouseS Point at 90 gv @
ing at Burlington, with Rutland and Burlington RI
for Troy, Albany, and New York at Nbitc E,, 'St
ton with Northern Railroad for Boston, Noir.,,c, t'
CARRYING IN Boston at 40 IM.) At Nnd.a, v,;s 49,
van Railroad, for Boston, Springfield Hartford Ns ~
ven and New York ave" III
Sleeping cars are attached to both the N;sb, r. ,
trains running between Rouses Point and Rost ''''
between Rouses Point and Troy. " '''
through Tickets for Chicago and tie w4.,t,. .l. .
the principal stations. G. MERRILL s
st. Aibans W.. August IL, 1861. '"
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AGENTS HyANVay (,

n, AGENTS wanted to sell a new o,5 u.e,,i i,,,
cV tion which is something that every lady needs
shd when every lady win have at the low price II il of
trea inns affords chance to young men who are
out OF employment as pa from s40o $50 per ontb
samples seat free on receipt u IS cents. Address
Montp ..isr ". ~7m3 4, spvs,
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fsSS. sNs,ET'S
Iufallible LiuimeNt.


law, DIlfI FEN 1. hhD JOINS, etHAlhS,
HEAHACIIE IND All RuEi;MAIiC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS
For ali Of which Il is asp.tdy and certain remeivar
never iuiIs Ih' hin!ment ia prepared from ,e recipe
OF Or stephen sweet, oi Connecticut tt famous bone
setter, and haH been his u actice Tor more II N
twenty years with the must ASTONISHING success
As AN ALLkv!AToG or rAlE, II is Unrivaled by auy
prepal before the putiiJ of which tie rost skc
ucai may be conriI ced ~ a single trial
This LpIment Will cure apdly and radically Rhe /.
natte Disorders Of every ind. and in The usa d.. Of
cases where bas teen used has been known TO
fan.
For NEURALGIA, It VII afford immediate relief in
every cpte, hos ever DIST essiDg
1t wall re 1--we the wort Of ii euCiechc ~ three
Minute and l. whtra MT 10 DO il.
IoOfNACHE a!sn viii il cure Instantly.
Eos Nervous Debility and general Lassi-
tHde, afsrs from inpruIonce ortXcc.s. this Lnm, It
is most happy sli Gn'a Hing remedy. Acting directly
upon he lerNoGs tsuts, it strength and IcvvlGe-
the s!rt'n, and restores It TO rlasticly ana vigor
Fuz PILES an external remedy we CHI m that
1t Is ;hr KEsI h own, and We chaleug- the world 10
produce al equal Every !ctim OF thls distressing
paint thould give trial for Il will MOI no; tail 10
afoi Immediate reIif, auc in nTjorty oi cares Will
effect RADICAL. cure
QUiNSl AND SORE THEOAT ere sometimes ex
Icmell meli II anl ana tangel lLt timely uppica.
ton 4 this niinent viii never isl to cure
SfRAlSS are sometimes very obstinate, and eparrc.
Inent of the joints is habg 10 il neglected III,
worst case may be conquered by this Lniueui il
three days.
BRUISES, :. WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS
HURNS AND SCALDS, yield readily 70 the word"Iful
healing properties q Dix SWEETS INIALLdILE
LlNIMEaT, when yscd according to directions A, 10
CHlLtLAiNS, FROHIED FEET, AND INSECT
u A
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70 OtiCe.

THIS is to certify, that hereby give my son, George
Lemwn, his time, and shall pay debts Of his
tracing claim any Of his earnings after this date
Plsinf.ld, Oct. 9th, 1851. BROOK LEMWIN
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NEXE OF KIN WANTED!
Hundreds Of Millions P0nndS Slsriug
INCH ANCERY, BANK OF ENGLAND, &c waitinr
l claimants. Catalogue OF the heirs and names or
hose TO whom letters should be addressed in England
VII eent post free, receipt Of 60 cents In starps
~ two for S1 Old claims must be presented AZ opee
Ref, rences "A. X lit, Boston j. Burnham. Chief
Of rolioe,a Hverhill. Address
Wv. =. ORBRroN A CO
nsTw< Besiz~, Post sNce, Boston. uas.
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Vcrin ont Central Raft,
II. eygr s;-z:;.s;s.I1 rsss,4s.zg.srr, ''N
eaat t- Il. - ~. Ear
SUMNER ARRANGEuFNr
Commences Aionday, .4ueust % ,Oc
Trains Going No,th., w.
=, y TO
Trains Going No,tha

Leave Montpelier, di $3.50 ..s. $50
MAIL TRAIN connects at WIndsi' ent As
Iu Junction with trains leaving Bo.tr, NV W ME Ryy
at 73o NJ. same day, and New York n,t' '' Hbftgf.
Leave Windsor al l25 p NJ arriyinp ~ b. ''u' ryprt
2. NJ. EouFes Point at 4or,m Montreal n, i6a1 hiR
and Ogdensburgb at 80 M. connectinr d" W.T.
VIII Grand lnnk Railway, for Detroi ,i,3F7o',lfr
West. ' ''''sgH and III
ACCOMMODATlON leaves NonI,G.,4.
Montpelier At $40 A. NJ 70" Burlington sno Ed,.a.SS AT
NIGHT EXP" ESS connecting at r',njul'es F).W
which leaves New York at 90, ), ~, and at w %I a
Junction with train which leaves H,>iIn ~. v me Rv~
80 P. NJ or Lawrence, NJ > GO IN tho '"""tu Il
Leaves White River junction at y % tn'N"h tly
Darlington at 50 a. Rouses Point at IN a'Hye !.
teal at 3o' N. aud At Vedensbnr-h at 90 N'H
West, > '''aOi anit,
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BOARD REDUCED TO % PER DAY,

Since the opening of this vast and modaus Hotel
in 1884, has been the single endeavor Of the propre
tors to make it the most sumpuous, convenient and
Portable home for the citizen and stranger the
Atlantic And whatever has seemed likely administer
to the comfort OF its guests they have endeavorei, with
ou regard to cost to provide and combine all the ell
emcnts of individual and social -roy which modern
art has Invented, and modern approve and the
patronage which IL has commanded during the past six
years il gratifying proof that their efforts have been ap
prtciated
To the eNgencits OF the times when all are re-
qujred to practice The most rigid economy the under.
signed
Have KcduCet3 the Price Of EEOares to
TNO Dollars per Day,
at the time abanr OF the uxuies with which
their table has hitherto bee Il supplied
TkEADWE Fill, WHiTCOMB Z: CO.
View az, Sept. 2, 1851. e0lln3
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10 ayot4 impoatC". observe the signature Gnd Like.
Hts" 81 !)r Stephsn SNret every tori uud al 80
Sirihths wet lhiLlible Linmentn blown in III 4.
gas oi each bottle, VIhOut when Sre genuine
Richardson 81 Co.
Sole Tropriel0rs, Norwich. CT
For sala by FRED T.. SMICu. Montpelier. GENERA,
Agent for Vermont, aud by all dealers Apr-T
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~ SVVSp2pSH 6
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION
Usually Cautious there is great conf ence to hc plac
a RELIABLE NEWSPAPER,
FROM rHE
Now OElCan. Irllc Deli:

Inerc seems 10 be no for thin or gray Hair
now that the celebrated Hemstree's Inimtable lair Res
torative can be had
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(IC1Vsanh l'IuinJealer

" when people can protect their Hair & rom the
eil-iae marks OF age when they luxuriate in
glossy black locks at an advanced period their lives
when white ana gray lair b. made to crow upon
bald herds when all this be done, cannot do any
harm to telt what will DO 1t. lIEi NSTREET,S HAIR
RESTORAfV will do it.. This Hair Restorative is be-
You'd perad' enuc The best thing Of the kind inv
ed The fact in our possession in regard to this wonder.
Ina,
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F2oA THE
~. a0uis Republican.
Cairo City Gazette.

rms ncomp rabic excellent preparation Cor the Res.
torat"n oi Gray 2r to ts original color to preserve
Ha from falling out and to badness is one sale
~ humphrey broWn'' IN th' city The evidence that
this Restorative is no hmnbug is conclusive rr,,monss
country" '"' - '
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Every Morse Owner

mould have h" remedy at hand, FOR ia timely at
he urst appearance OF sfeness vii ehectual, prevent
those formidable diseaes 20 whch all horse are liz Bile
aud which render 10 na:y 0herwse valuable hortes
nearly 20 the:s.
over four hundred voluntary Testimonials the won
drGn curative properties Of ih. Lnlment have been
rece lived within the lest ycars and many OF ihem
rom peiton. in the hg hest RANK ofih.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-07

DRIME HAMBURGER CHEESE
Of WALSH 4 EVANS.
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FoRETGN ARRTTAL.

PoRFDAhD, Dec. 6.
The North America arrived from Liver
pool the 22d Cotton declined I'd. chiefly on
lower qualities.
The case of the rebel steamer Nashville
and Harvey Burch attracted great attention.
The Nashville was still at southampton.
The captain of the Harvey Bureh had gone
to London to consult the American Minister.
Her officers declare she was on soHndings
when captured,
Capt Pegram Wrnfs the nashville made
into war steamer, but legal difficulties have
been raised. Also whether the neutrality
proclamation has been infringed by the land
ing Of prisoners Of war.
The Times in abiding to ease in point
to the recent visit Of the steamer James
Adger, and says it would be to the inter
ecst of England to keep both out her hsr-
bOrs, but if this cannot be done, both must
let in alike. O. 1aLH
Mhe Star, although wishing Capt. Pegram
punished, says if be can produce a commits
sion from the Confederate States we must let
him 60, as we have recognized them as bel
igeFeuts. zE- @
It Is reported that the Galloway steamer
AdTiatie had been purchased for the Confed-
crate States.
Mason and Slidell were expected at South
ampton in the steamer La Platte, due tue
29th. l-- -
No tidings of the North Briton since the
10Th The Anglo Saxon is overdue. The
Bank Of France has reduced lis rate Of dis
count to per cent.
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SEDALIA, Dec. 8.

SEDAIIA, Dec. g. /
Our latest adyices from the South are that
Price has moved part Of his force from
Osceola to point Eve miles Distant where
be has established bis headquarters.
Gen. Rains command remained at o.
eeOla- lrarr -.A
A train Of ffty wagons from Lexington,
h den with supplies for Prices army, passed
unmolestsd within 10 miles Of this placs on
Monday last.
There are four rebel recruiting Offices in
Lexington enlisting recruits for Prices ar
my. A meeting was held there last Friday,
at which several prominent secessionists
spoke, urging q united EFFORT in behalf of
the rebels. Similar meetings have been
held In Clay, Ray an other river counties,
and subscriptions for money, clothing, &C.,
are in circulation.
It isno perhaps generally known, bat is
believed to be fact, that the Country Court
of Saline county, Olaib. Jackson residence
in July last, authorised commissioners to
raise 100000 10 be expended Tor the benefit
Of Prices army.
Other counties along the Missouri River
are believed to have done the same thing.
It is stated on good authority that when
Price was besiegiug Lexington delegation
of citizens was sent to him from Saline
county with an urgent request that be would
not allow his army to enter that county,
which was complied with. The reason Of
this arrest was because Of the great dread
entertained by the inhabitants Of that county
Of the plundering propeusities Of Price 3
rebels. l
The counties along the Missouri west Of
Jefferson City are the richest in the STATE,
and have furnished nearly as many men and
as much means in behalf Of the rebellion ss
the balance Of the State, while they have
been almost entirely exempt from marauders
and have nearly been visited by Federal
troops.
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the rebel officer said it was not worth while
waiting for The Yankees, and bastened on.
Having lost his German guide, Gen. Huger
himself led him (the poor old blind mani
with unaffected sympathy 10 the hotel, and
he assured him that he should 90 with the
next Gag Of truce which wss sontj and he
further took the trouble Of writing special
letter 10 Gen. Wool about "the old French
blind man, who wanted 20 70 home" Col
DeVilliers remarked that Con. Huger
svinced true kindness toward him. You
may be assured, said he, that il did not take
me long to jump into the Union boat.
With the flag there were besides 4 num-
Der Of ladies who 'sleft the South for the
purpose Of going North 10 do business. -
Though no was bliad he could see the
glances they exchanged; and though old
snd somewhat deaf, he could heay the ofh-
cors tell the ladies 70 learn all they could,
and come back with the nformation-wish-
ing them much success. ait is surprising
what fine spies they make"
When he got into safe quarters, he threw
of his disguise, his decrepitude-saW and
was strong-obsorVing without surprise
himself, the astoniHhment Of the ladies at
the change. he took care that these ladies,
though they went North, did not 60 South
10 report.
He soon afterWard had an interview with
Gen. Scott and Gen. Mcclellan. Il might
be remembered that flags Of truce did not
carry many more ladies back and forth
sn order having been issued forbidding it.
This sketch Of Col. DsVilliers' narrative
is unavoidsbly incomplete. The applause
with which his manly utteran0e Of noble
and patriotic sentiments we're frequently
greeted, was most spontaneous and well
merited.
He repeatedly affirmed In toneof earn
est sincerity, that Coils. Woodruff and Nef,
his companions In prison, were brave men,
true soldiers, and noble officers. Il was for
their sakes, more than his own, who were
now suffering in q dungeon, that he again
wished 10 impress upon his hearers the fact
they were not on an idle excursion, not
blackberry picking-by whom reported,
and for what reason, he did not knoW-but
they were on duty, and commanded to co.
They obeyed orders, and when they re turn
ed TO Cincinnati, it would 80 be found.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-07

DRlMR ROLL BUTTER AT
WALSH 4 EVANS.
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sOUTHRRN NEWS.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 9.
The New Orleans Crescent of the 25th
gives the weekly bank statement to the 22d:
Circulation, So, 95s, 900; deposits, $l8, 4O3,-
600; specie, I3,77I, 600. No sales of cotton
or tobacco. Sugar to 35c; mOlasses IA to
2lc; -four III to l2e; corn 81; whisky rec
tilted 81 10; rice $2,25; lard 2s to 3Oc; beef,
mess, 33c, pork 45c; bacon % to 25c.
Cattle MsEket-268 Texas cattle at S22 to
$25 per head. Hogs $40 to $I3 per 100
pounds Sheep, second quality, per head, 50
to S5. Veals per head So to Il.
The Crescent also says the decrease in eI-
change of $274OOO on the week is attrib-
uted to the desire to place funds in England
to invest in merchandise, sterling having
been taken freely at l25 to l26. We are
not aware of any prospective improvement
in commerce to warrant these figures, which
are much higher than in the Bankrupt Era Of
1887 and 1870. 1t is bruited about that some
parties are placing all their funds in Europe
for fear, perhaps, Of the highway rebbers Of
the world that may penetrate our good city.
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War News From Missouri!
GEN'L PRENTISS TERRIFYING
THE REBELSI q
A FIRE ENGINE BRIGADE !
Whereabouts of the Sumter
Last Nights Repert.
FROM WASHINGTON.
NJ sarrr..r-our TtpC 4

WA1hAAeAoAi RhOs y .
Special to the Post.
The President avoWs his purpose 70 ad-
here to a cautious and prudent policy in re-
lation to foreign affairs.
There need be no apprehensi0ns OF occur
reness of hOstilities between the United
States and Great Britain, for unless the Brit
ish Government should seek a pretezt for war
there is no ground for serious difficulties.
The Government feels no anxiety on this
subject, believing that a temperate policy
will allay excited feelings and tend 10 cement
the friendly relations between the two cOun-
tries.
The work on The military bridge across
the Potomac is progressing rapidly. The
bridge will soon be ready for use.
A caucus Of the Republican members Of
Congress will be held tomorrow evening, for
the purpose of agreeing upon line of policy
to be adopted in reference to the slave ques-
ton.
A letter was received in this city yester-
day, from Capt. Lanning, Of the Federal
army, who was captured a fortnight ago
while out with a fdraging party. he is in
Jail at Richmond
All the New York Regiments on this side
of the Potomac, will be reviewed to-day
north Of the Capital.