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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-11
Weianapertin Wirninin.

Son Sen @ttsIiebcrn SeS @cIousperetne Sirainia r,rSe
in lester ~SerlamuIuns nabfuIsenSsr Sef6lus ecfast:
Sel6IrNti, edB- fir bic Doucr bre se6enip irttaer
8rtt9te FUR bic 6amiiter Der i'm Dtcnife Ifcber6cn
Ntt9ueber bee Seretne ndd 8r6ften eelcrst rerocn Iol.
Stnornte 6dnttlieit iiRb f~reunbltGf eriu6t, in 9ctrcff
eieieS SeiHIuOsS fb sur 9sit ar Den 9oritanS be5 Scrcins
III member. Der S~6rfaup:
q. Sam.
Sb, ganter.
%. Srauer.
SIN. NfeiTcr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-11
s. %. @frecser, Qaent.

IpOt9efsr, Dru9str, supporter % n
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ar 81 teNte .3e.Oei ii. So erolten Gpr,for, vrA
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uno frans0ilbfr : ps.9 gtI9er = @riaei 5en,n. 81 9r;fef
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9rauIp ars:!sirE .Oer0en. @sbfitnfanen mSrSsr :, ~
pen biaiSllsu %:pizSansen %pisoerunt nit reusm @ctrotbt
aus9ritatei,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-11
SO m. 8. s ones II. 6 ..
l5tc StroBe, ,willben Mafn uup So,

Tote StroBe, s~rildben Mtaiu unO Carr.
itno Die %aIi'tttst %sI9eGeG in 5teote Streinia fur bic II.
Qenocd Yor'ngItelt sSbisfe9-SOten, Die ale gpu | bis 3
.9aRr alt iiaO, ailti@:
u. u. Stuart'S, b~eitiltrt in Jtof6ritac 81.
@eorae Sonts, ~neittlltrt in YtOfbrihae So.
9ohn Sa9tcn's, peitiuirt in 4tudtribae 60.
9enr9 Didmon's, r%eltilirt in ~9huaulta 60.
@eorae e1r9uen, %beltilirt in 9trfbripae 81.
s. @rOmpel'5 Grtra eagle, prRiutr! in Wb;.
laoelvbid, ga.
Vile o'eis 2Stt rl 5y.icu, O~cit.t'ers obsr brn Ypn q. 81.
Sitiaft, i~S,i,,tiSt GSteNt.Yl -" - 6eitens emptebIen. Sa
auea "'e; Iii - : 0'Iic!tHel W9i5iep's oIetmfcmmt.
tonne s ~'fiIei9eI - Sue itOl9 het l4stem ~lbeT:rjIf. gBir
irGch - I et.ti--,ef res 9rn. StuNti5 BEL. n,crau5 man
@erltr"t. Hea NepttOe rn3 Den a~leiHiJen Serfnuf ie;ire gD6is~
tepS ~. d1eh bat. @u@ YOl Ocn I6riacn SeY..l H5n,ten
wir 9letoe GOa;aeie p%ubleiteh, baltrn Go le6oD fIr afniI,
9cno, iht ejeiel cilei Su Seg6feitliGen. :" '""
o sstf paDsl ltgier atf Eager Die ~iOlsenSsn Suyttn sutcn
peter Singer, ". 6. Sherman, 8. 90. SUnes.
s. y. Slime 8. 81. 8latS, 8. &. Elod.
2usralpula, SObn Srorton UNI anpsre.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-11
81. q. 5tnrte

Opr3asIt6er @6tstey.
Btr fno Die sinsiecn Serfdufcr oiefes Gera6m.
ten ySbtstrp FUR ben Staat Sir9inirn. uuo er.
lauben uns bic @ufmerfiamfsit Der reIp. gBtrtbe
unc @rceerpbsiieer auf pisirn 10 @pnate alttn
gure Oto 89e @btsteY 3u Ientsn. che fe i9re
@tnt6ufe anpsrpdrte MAIDEN.
W IN. $. Spnes Ii. gS.,
10. StraBe sipiiden Rotn II. @arp.
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@Gger6tcr @@gpm.

Gin Ode Der 19tsn unc @ainNrose Babe ib
oas ribmli6f befannte %,l1niteb Gtates 6ctri"
an9etrcten. Ntein Setreten bel Snbruua bieIes
eemfcrtablen etntliGements III bouptf66ii6 So.
ein ssrtGtst, Htbt aGsin meine Iistsn peutIten
Sanostentc, %iunosrn end ole @nbern, ,prlcbsr
gtet'on lc chen anaetorsn mDsen, nit aIeider
oreuaeitGtelt uro Geeuitat All bspirtbcn, um
osm 9famen pes 9anies ,,uniteO States 5Otel"
@bre gu maiden. Grse6enR
Spbn 6 M menbGu1er
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-11

&066ribee GDthits, 1. Se6,uar 1861.
SD beideinise tsrmit. o6B lis Lit 6elt 6srreR gSn. y.
Sones II. g. in &iGmonO 81 ,iaen @p.t fur rem
aIetntaen Str.aui mflee gSAi5fe99 o5nc1slplltn bob..
nodl pelhem t0 N%errftdtet b;r, nNr oil bieIes Sous AZ
p~ertonfet rnS Smor mus oieIer 2S5i9tep 4~penioitelS Gin Sabr
alt letn. SD benerte pier, bag Ger gB6t3fe9, CEN ids i,kt
an Obtges 5ouS Nbliefsre, 6eretts Is Mionate alt IN. Die
mir Henilnte @9iefeY ade anbeten Brcnos Ibertrifft rnS
ptre ee mem ~tifrig1@S Seitlebeh iein mo iper6e id feine
Soften mod @lube ipareh, bieiea s3biefep nit DEN giSiuI6en
unO sem Gel9mad Oes 9U6litumS lbtreinltimmtno ~
MAIDEN. 81. q. Stuart.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-11
re- SO ba!be, yiertrl unO abtel CASTS feineu

Bga~ SO ba!be, Yiertel unb attel CASTS feinen
inrgOrhrttn. SraRpie, uRtrr ibneu Ypn S. 5unpsrs,
Sulee Hobtnu II. &c., ". Seienot, Stag0, 0upep u. So. :,
900 SbIs. istnen ot,en BbisteY Son ben Moun.ains ga.
800 % oleI aS,iei9 BON Ybilabslpbia.
. 9fetfeu iaNO.,liel S&ibam Sin.
80 @asf5 BlaG3eyry. Gberry uno @inoer SronSs
40 9ele. Etl9cr Gt2ei uns Seoribees 4Ie.
100 DO Z. ). olV6s nnO Siripatrt6s Qiators.
100000 i%npsriiyis S)tiGeipee @igarren.
40 Casts ENien 1tfn @,gt, @aSeira uns S6,rrs ggeir.
400 8tls. tel.-icI jrou55lrtaen granSY. Sin u. gD6isIes.
so DO ime o5 Ap%ie SioaDv.
goo SOren ", 9ser5 inc anbfrs Sorten fabrieirten Sa6as.
200 Sate gtto, SasHira unb SABA @afss.
100 S6de 5alJ.
9rOuno sykes, 9egptr, @idscr, 3utmeas, @rain GeSpsr
nn6 Spiee, @ipes, @o0e8 uISaae SOrtfn @rdppina Wa.
pr, 9STopptns Gpine, Sdsiets, Glospr 9udsts, gSal6tna
unS @reaO SVSa, WaIbes, 600 Silb, g5oice g3uiIsr unS
@beeie, ale Spr,eu &bse uno1 @anbles, Demiiubns, gBafp
6cmpS, 9nt. Sld6inS, SbOe unb Seru6iaa 8ruibeg. ~
Yeaie, 8eans u. + 10. gum 8erEeuf BEL
9BBi. g. Spncs n. q,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-11
Sirainia'9
Carl 6. @afler

y. III u TT N
lote STRAPS, S~ipilchen Matn unb Carr.
n oisler nu %erridttten 9dfere; fpirS nIdt ogrin Jas;s.
nnlle rlo Nurnt~9ebtu6en sebaden. Etr G5eIsGshoFttn
bilisif %aIssefubrt. - l''"sFt @Hugen
2te ans9e3tttneten BURNT ebfuden SieIer 95drr,i ola
2etlntttel flr &tnOer befannt, lino aud M 6oben r.? S Sc
SrIls Sut. y. 5Il4er, Gbs. @pmann unb Qpuis Bed an
TSreaoliraBf, bel Or Ovid an Spfetts, II. am stanb Der
Seiarns an SroaOfr. 9rOb unb 9adperf leo or Dirt 6rin.
pauS. & g SID SSSSsytn mo
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-11
96iAtiae 9lahrtht !
Is rD 8

. y q tOeta
fonnsn bstunterjtifnetem Pets freunrliGs 3im.
lner UNI quite &Ols trbnItn, Nu& lfe6en eipiae
3tlnmer On ledge 5srren Su sermietben Sci
Spgn Narr6auien, gat.,
am Neurn 9iarft.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-11
@tne 9rotlam tipn
heS WnnnernsnrS.

Ga bic miltt6riiatn Srcittaftc Der 8csieruno IN gsaIb.
tn9ton ooe @ebtct bee St00cS Stroiuten tetrefen InS Sos
SIut lcthcr SStnrtrer pcrgolen uno aubere 5eubluneut Der
Sciralt htp Wtli1lr ltl bobGi 81 Sshulocn fcmmen IaIIeh.
wnrGus 6cttldb %bcrocrsebt, bG6 ieue 3eeicruud boe SSplf
otelte Stootts unicrerutcn uro &C gclcu icincn 98iQcn IN
ethc tnronutlte Regcrun9efcrnt NritdtrtnlCn nil; gGcS-
holb SD, Spbn NetWCr, @pUSerueur brS chen onaer
fuprtcu Stootce, Sroft Der mir curd) bc @cicbe unb Count
tuition i%ultcbcnbeu @sDou, iotbcc biermit ouc SpImrt6r.
Goipasnten alf, Die li1 in ben gerlhieoerer &puut ties uub
@prpuroitonen biIies Staotes aebtloet bdbel. obrr ma MIDI
in oetipen 9irnlt 9etrcten fnb, I'D l%uOleio, unS ubie upd
cine peitere Sroer ebsuNortcn. mad ben H&eroc;Spuepl6bcn
81 beSebci, bic IN Ger 9tedGniatiuu pom 3. Nat 1861 ndhcr
beunInIt lNiS. unt boldbG N ben 9ttRt oes Siaates 9Sir-
sinten ein9miuife,i 81 weroen.
llno ih furoere feritr has eute Sclt 6ieIes Staatee ouf.
lt@ ~ NSpllEl or-erntpa9niel gu cr9auiiirtr, unb ih nit
aS91eR iu Ysrlehen, ee ne tniipeoer edicfert eIbaItcn, uoer
of ipnlueS g8eiit hstonraer m6sen, un6 IT'D banu icfort
noh ieiicl 5oninelp6ben su bege6ei.
uno tl eri arte feruer son Der Siiiet Nltlis. fGl fur ac.
llren Dttult IN Se.cinNntt ~ baltea, NIB Dap lie f6 ali!
Wafen ouerilte, bic lie edtpebcr 0~clirfert poer ouf irnifior
phthtet, tire 9prpaguien ~ipenieltene sn 9Pal bic 9Spd, auf
tbrem eepobnliI0ell SGhnelplage iuiommen;u beyuftn. uuS
ipor sur SuipeettOn une Grrreierlbun9eR, DAP nc I'M Stonoe
letn mcroer, ben unler Nan0 uberSebenben Seinb nit grfpla
iurndSuldlose,i.
llnO ib rt6ne fsrusr onf bic suteu Siroer SiefeS Stoates.
oor eslsn iA ertparte. eaB lie Ole 9tube uuo o0s Selblfotr.
!rauen %beipdhren meroen, bic zines freieK 9pItes miirSio Inn.
oaB tic I'M 8en oen oGf ibr suteS Rcat baGeI6e an pcYtlei+
oiSen rtldOlfen lno, ooB lte niht boran ,%ipeifelu. 6os mir
onrb perirtilte geltnnln9, s~crsinistee rnereifbeS San
oeln un6 ourb ben eltl6iUiiencn SBtlen oes SSeIfse ir.
tslten Sertrauen of bic Salfc Der 96ttIidtn 8crIcbuno' bic
6retbeit, lln0bbdpetGfeii unb SprSauer unitres esrplrSiocl
Stoatte unS bic Si6erheit, @bre une gSpblfabrt Ter Gpnf6s
cerirten Staten %beipabren weroGl.
~ 9eleten BON meiner eieenen SanS os G3ous
S.S. Yerrtur ulo mit beigeorafEem GtaotsIeoel i'm
Sabre StcftS StaateS. Spbn Qef6e
SIr ben @Duperneur
9eor9e 81. Munfprb,
Staats> Secreidr.
@lie 3eitlreen 6jeiee Staates ba6en bieIe Qrpclonotinr
oret ytat y Oer0nertlitsn uno Sfednuns oara6er an ba5
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-11
Wlrion Nilc.6 ompoonie Werbe. Birsou.
Gin W1b6eu

Don II bis 90 Snbrsn Miro ais 9ertlufertn in
elmer S6derei selu6t. Das IGbsre 1T in Der
Office 8. 81. an r%rfroaen.
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NNtiOmnl. @nrfrn-

Gas see9rte publitum 1T freuurlidf eiroela-
oen' cteien aufs Seite einserihteten uno nit al.
len SPellen UNI @etrdntea DerIeGenen gsrana.
9nnSS'plas rebt 5a9lreid gu ~bcfudbrn.
StBer n. Is n, n
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-11

Ba~ Dlutu unp 5dncp etnnen uno pique Sets
gu % @ents. @biIee H.. G6enerp.
173 SrrocHr
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9lbam @ntel,
(yta@iol9er BON Otecagrear),
@ N InCCer

. ~
Ste StraBe, ~,ptiujen 8roab uno Grace.
enPteblt ltb cur @nferttsuns aler IN tielem Sc.
lNaff Qr6eiten unS 8eparaturen.
NM cerlprt6t prompte unp btaiae 8ebirnnnn
ne Dns Inmaaen BON @lcden,Tosn ,5ir,
6ef.enS bsiCret. ""'
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Gramf @inne,a

Birt6fdaft unp easerbier. Gallon.
09upsrncriraee, ,wii6cn Nlain ii. SronFfin
fnlrt itsls bic beifsn 9iqucrS. sBeine, Giaarreu nns q,oer.
Ster: g9orne iIne faIts Spsifen ieber @rt Tnb in rsi%t,rr
Suemapi Serratst9. Seben Nlorecn iuirS elm beIifat,r
eiulabct 81 ~ 8 y, t w 6S9hstD
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-11

Sefanntma6ung.
Dem 9tsbrten QubGfum bic ~eraebenfe gIn,eiae. bes bic
lRterieihnrten an 9rOdblrose, ipilGsn Be, 6ten un6 7itn.
sin 8!sEpnsreebaft unS Sfenlaser trS m baben, un6 bak
wtT ~ een Staro aeieBtitne ole &rbeiten in Sapfr, SIe6
unb gileuble6 befens uuO 6ilislt auSmfdsren. lin ,abl-
reide @aftrase bitten Sfeder II. Bro,
Srpooifr. ipilben, Der 6ten uu6 7tsn,
neben .. SteilIeif'5 6ptel.
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a~@@f4lmafam @l0rlem-

ersebene @nscise, eaB meine SpnmerSsSirtbIfSSf ", mi, SE
lbtepenen neufn srla9en sur llnfsr9altune oes @ubIifsma
s]srls9 ysa@ pom q p sMi &C.. aase 40 pisssr se6nntt lit. 8eion~
esIe msps "9 ahI nNlne nn einseihfete Siht aufmerfiam.
psbL Sn Fnosn tinb. ionic aud @etrSnfs isber 9rt BON 5r Gtt
Aualiiat. Ursunci9afl;dit gum sablrei6su 9eluG IaS,S
eM Grteori6 8ed. Olaf.
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sBirttlbaftS. Gr6Tnuna!
$40 'rtse btermtt metneu 6reunpcn IUrrir Dem
9eeprteii 9ublttim an, rnB Id beute metne oufs
@'esantsife men etnarrtttete g8irtbihuft.
"talnltrabe iipilhen rer item uno Stem,
eFpHne' US wiro mstn e%ifriaites Sefre6en lcin.
ip@Uet euro oeft1nOi9eS baItet pOn guten @es
t'u"asH. ais allp purdb freunrli6es Yeptenen
DR. @alfe mir Die Cunt prs WubIifums y, ~.
IuGe elm.
3O@aAthn9sSUa unS rrsebenf
9btltrp Tutp.
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WUlI. NfetIeP5
Nruer va 9erbter- SaIpn.
no Oh Wta'nlir:. 'Wtl6en Der ii. II. Is. Stra6r,
QrnGsr 5r. gIppelims),
~iroIeltt ilets Dos 6efe 2aocr5icr ipn,ir 1rraioc
S~rtrtinunaen icrer Nrt unp ouu Better SuoiitSt
VI bnbrn ltno. lptrb Dem peutlhen Du6lifrim b.
items emFfoblen unO IaOct sum Geluh frcuup,
Ilpll en NhtI. MeiirL
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-11

@ie 8ehuneen 6ieies Staatcs BADEN bieIs Qrpclomotipn
6ret Nal y Oer01entlidysn pne &ednuns oara6er an Da5
GreeutiOs Dep0rtement eiriuIenben.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

ter for the sick. A skirmish with the enemy
had taken place at Port Royal Ferry without
loss on our side. BY the Charleston papers it
appears that more than half their troops have
been withdrawn from Virginia to defend the
soil Of South CarOlins. Recent reconnoissances
make it appear that the rebels expect us to
advance upon Charleston, and have resolved to
abandon every point between that city and
Port Royal, south Of James Island. A des-
perate stand is evidently to be made at Stono
Inlet, whose entrance, on the south OF James
Island, is the approach to Charleston. An
additional force has been sent to Tybec Island,
and affairs appear to be approaching crisis
there. Our men are erecting batteries, and
Fort Pulaski is batteriDg away at them, but
doing no sort of mischief. There are now
from 5000 to 1000 more negroes on the
islands than when our troops frat landed,
many of them often coming long distances,
leaving home and families, enduring fatigue
and braving dangers, to be free. -Four came
from Florida, in an open boat. Did they
come in vain A Charleston telegram to
Fortress Monroe reports that twelve Of our
gunboats had passed up to White Pond, on
the North Edisto, and made demonstration
on the 9th against Gen. Evanss forces, and
that a battle was hourly expected. This is
probably the previourly- announced movement
to take possession Of the Charleston and
Savannah Railroad, 1T that point
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

The London Times i both an ignorant and n
huayish newspaper. We make the charge, and
proceed to prove it.
The Times in commenting upon the speech
of Mr.. Chief Justice Bigelow, Of Massachusetts,
at the Wilkes Banquet in Boston, says: 1.-The
Judge, subject to periodical reelection,
" might have trembled for his position, and
" truckled to the popular voice" Those who
know the excellent Chief Justice will decide
for themselves, whether he is q nan Mt oil likely
to truckle to the popular voice." Fortunately
he is not tempted "to truckle." He holds his
office by tenure as certain as that of the
Lord Chief Justice Of England; he is not
elected by the people; he is appointed for life,
or 30 long rs he snail behave himself well in
Office; aud he is appointed by the Executive,
by the advice and consent of his Council. SO
much for the ignorance of The Times.
Now for its knavishncss. Justice Bigelow is
censured because in his speech he put aside
" the legal opinion Of the case" Does The
Times mean 70 say that 1t is any part Of the
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
Bnslness Notlees.
Tar REcENr FIRE IN BROADWAY.

BuHs1Na OF HKGEnAS's DRUGSroRE-
Messrs HFRRISG 4 Co.. No. 25l Broadway Now on -
CKyTLKNKN: The HEKKiNG's PATENT CHANrlos . ss'
which we bought Of you two years ago haS NJ isi
<red from the ruins OF Hegemsu Co.'S Drus S.oe' ds,
Broadway. which entirely destroyed oy hie VI" ''
morning last, the 22d inst. = ,h h,;la;r, .s a
uanufactory Of paper boxes and ~ hd md tbe
cards We had large amount OF maternal on hane a @ ba
nature o drugs stored on the three hoos o
low made yery hot re All our books insurance pocos'
and otber valuable papers, beside small amount OF money,
ioctad mn I'm ,our PATENT SARE. The sale nood On
81. r near Of the ding ana ieii Win
tbs Yn;n az the building ino the cellar below whete
!, h.5ied un o'clock last evening, period OF one
and thirteen bours nearly five days
20 aSd that our books papers, aud money were o completely
,esryed and entire contents oi your SAFE when taAe
Sut this morning, are almost a. bright when We put
them TO- ., c.. -. A.
lock them up in and shall always take pleasure In
g.. them 20 friends for use.
NzwYoRx Dec. ~ 1861.
HxRRISG's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE.PRooP SAPgs,
The most reliable security from FIRE now known .
HKRRINes CHAMPION BURGLAR-fRooY SAVES lined with
EEpRING & FLoYD's PATENT CRrsTALIzED lRoS'-
the only metal which cannot DE drilled Also DWELLING.
Hover sspEs for silver plate pvste papers 10 Some of
SECOND. HAND SAFKs.
OF variety Of makes having taken In part pay Tor
"HERKIs6s" will be sold cheap
HERRING Co.,
No. PSI Broadway, New. York.
FARRELL, HERRING Co., Philadelphia
HERRIsG Co., Chicago.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
Without doubt, the most important particular as

Without doubt, the most important particular as
regards subsistence Of troops in the field, s the re-
cent introduction of desiccated food, which was
adopted for the frat time as relisble article Of the
soldiers ration in the Crimean campaign, and used
extensively by TIE Russians as well the Allies.
1t requires much less fuel than the ordinary ration
and dispenses with large proportion of the trans
Portaon requisite for the ordinary subsistence stores
Samples brought here by the Commission in 1856,
although put up more than year, were still sound
and in good order 10000 rations of these COM
pressed vegetables, pnt up for transportation weigh
only 1900 pounds, including the packing cases. 81
rstons OF Spring vegetables in tablets of six rations
each, weigh but 2lb. l2oz. In our mode of packing
pork for the army, we transport 81 per cent Of
necessary weight in the brine salt uud wood Of the
barrel. Ih.hard bread about 50 per cent.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

duty of Q Chief Justice TO deliver "legal
" Opinions" at dinner-partiesf Have they
come to that in Epglandi Does the Chic
Justice of the Queens Bench air his law al
the London Tavern Does the Chief Justice
of the Common Pleas give illegal opinions" .,
the Crown and Anchor' If 80, it is bu,
lately.
1t is difficult TO preserve ones equanimity
while refating such ludicrously gross errors al
these. 1t would be easy to grow angry; bu'
with such an example of the evil effects o.
passion as The London Times presents before
us, we hasten to avoid similar self.exposure
by dropping the subject.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

The Banks of our City generally resolved
on Saturday to suspend Specie Payments this
morning, the heavy drafts on their coin
caused by their large advances to the Govern.
ment rendering this step, in their judgment,
necessary. We presume it will be quite gen.
orally followed in the large cities, though the
drain upon our City Banks results from
causes which tend rather to strengthen than
weaken the Banks of the interior.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
THE BELT RAILROAD.

The Common Council with which New-Yohl
has been punished for the past year, iusksi
of dying decently and being put out Of n |
way quietly, seem resolved to make their ss !
notorious. Their latest exploit was coaS
mated on Saturday night in the confrusa
of the Belt Railroad grant, measure whd
passed the Legislature at the Infamous sessn
of 1860, over the veto of the Governor. II
grant gives the privilege Of running railroa
of single and double tracks, from Ftty.nina
street down the North River side Of the cIe.
and up along the East River, for the trss'
portation of freight and passengers. This I'm
chise, for which q million Of dollars has 0ea
offered, with proviso to carry pss'enss"
three cents, the Legislature dishonesty 60"
away, and the Common Council have just os
6rmed the gift, fixing the passenger iafe :
6r, cents. How valuable this gilt |" mo!
inferred from glance at the report OIL "
Board of Councilmen, by which it will be ~
that it stretches from east to west, IRON 0''"
to south, taking in its grasp nearly every -
portan, thoroughfare not now de'oted !" rs~
road purposes.
The persons on whom this enormous n'n'
cbise is bestowed are Charles W. DursA
recently Of the Albany forwarding house oi "
rant Lathrop & Co., now largely concerSo
in stock operations and a resident of Madss
avenue. New-York; Myron S. Clark, proOs'!
a misprint for Myrou H., Ex-Governor ana |"
estate dealer in Wall street; John Butter ~
President of tho Company office No. ~ No
.au street. residence Tarrytown; Henry ny
/ lay. unknown; Orson III. Sheldon. unSho"r
Warren F.. Russell, No. so Joralemon ssle@
Brooklyn. occupation unknown; Robert D. v.
V,kenbureh. Brieadier. General n. \. D. -
Nilitary Superintendent at the Elmira pep~
and member OF Congress from the Ses'."
District; John Myers, unknown; John De
Montaonie. brother .in-law of MIR. A. oa'9
Hall. District-At.orney elect. and wen A'''
"a n prominent member OF the "Tbird hoa'''
William r. Stewart, buIder, President Oh
Bo,rd of Supervisors, and Inspector-iene's'
County Improvements under the boara
peryisors: James S. Leach, unknown' IL III.
5. slmter, law partner Of David Dudley -
yob, A. Cooke. Catskil; James c. koo''',
stove dealer, Water street; Thomas T. p"
un,le of Charles w. Durant; beol',
Rrues. Canal Commissioner. and deisa''e -
a;d,te for the same office; Edward X. r'.
merchant Nassau and Hammond stree''
+. Brown, lawyer, Broadway aDd : '''u ~.
:. and their assigns" 10 these seu. ems
most Of whose claims to such c0ns'a' -
A.. ,lmo.t unknown to the public Cd"
property is given unressrictedly' in p''p'''
without without any visible consideration. ,,..... u
OF course il would not DO TO a'''u , :
measure beforehand. 1t would n0' ,.s, =
vestjaation, and some surIy taxpayer "'s nsss,ss,l
ont an injunction. So tho mos .,.lssj
sso,scy was observed, except to 'a's' ,'..s 4
,o mt it through aud at the is'' ,,s,Asi
wa. sprung in the Council Boa,' |, y ~
through in spite of protests narf's" .;s.s yss
Aldermen who had been talking xheps
for an hour and half till It ssf'''
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

The Joint Committee of both Houses had a
protracted session on Saturday for the inyesti-
CATION of the causes of the Bull Run disaster.
But little progress was made. All the battles
in which we have been worsted are to be looked
into by this Committee, in the hope OF placing
the responsibility where it belongs. Each wit
ness is asked, What is Gen. Mcclellan going
to do ?" and each declines to answer without
pern ssion from the Commander Chief.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

We print on the third page Of this paper let
ter from Mr.. Dom Piatt, late Assistant Adjutsnt.
General to Gen. Schenck in Western Virginia.
This letter relates to recent statement in
these columns in behalf Of Gen. Benham, to
which Mr.. Piatt replies with perfect frankness
and much severity. But it is not necessary
for US to discuss the subject. The whole mat
ter will be brought to focus by the charges
preferred by Gen. Rosecrans, which will un-
doubtedly be submitted to Court Of Inquiry,
by which the whole conduct Of the campaign
and of all the leaders in its final scenes will
be impartaIly investigated.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

In the Court of General Sessions, on Satur-
way, no less than ten persons convicted Of
darious degrees of homicide were brought up
for sentence. Six of these murderers were made
so by intemperance, while the conviction in the
seventh case-that of JefIerds-was due solely
to his confessions while under the influence Of
intoxicating drink; and SO it is Of more than
half the cases in the criminal calendar.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

The President has appointed Messrs. Theo-
dore Roosevelt, William +. Dodge. and Morris
Ketchum to provide for allotment certificates
among the New-York troops. These gentlemen
are now at work among our volunteers in the
field.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
To Advertisers.

A few pages of THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1862
will be devoted to advertisements. Price per page,
s75; half page, $40; quarter page, $25. The large
circulation Of this popular annual makes it very
valuable medium in which to advertise. Address
The TRIBUNE, New.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

On Saturday, Gen. Prentiss with $50 men,
encountered and dispersed 900 rebels under
Col. Dorsey at Mount Sion. Boone County,
No. The rebels loss was $50 killed and
wounded, 35 taken prisoners, 95 horses and
1876 guns. Our loss was 3 killed and ii
wounded.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

Our Washington correspondent says that Gen.
Scott hastened home in compliance with the
urgent request Of the French Emperor, who
having seen and approved Earl kussens DIS
patch earnestly desired a peaceable adjustment
of the differences between this country and
Great Britain.