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, 1861-09-19

Army OF THE wEsT.-The 81. Louis CORES.
pondent Of the Bulletin states that "Gen. Ere.
mOnt's Grand Army Of the west, although he
has been but brief time in command, already
deserves that name, and hiss assumed colossal
proportions. More than 81 900 men nearly all
Of whom are in Missouri, and splendidly armed
and equipped, now stand rcsdy at his cah. This
force is at present disposed as follows I'm
Camp Boston and Camp Jessie and in the arse.
nal and barracks in this city arc 10000; at
Cairo and Birds Point 1000; at and near the
Iron Mountain, 1000; at jefferson City and
along the Missouri 5000; in North Missouri,
1000; at Cape Girardeau $500, and at Sui.
phur Springs 5000"
, 1861-09-19

coxnseAnoN.-Ths ship Henry Brigham,
which arrived IN San Francisco on the 5th
inst, from Liverpool has been seized BY tbe
q. s. Marshal, together with . portion Of her
clrgc and freight money, in pursuance Of the
set Of Congress passed at the last session, au.
thorizing the eOn6scation Of al ships or vessels
belonging in whole or in part 10 any citizen or
inhabitant Of the seceded States. The Henry
Brighanl Is owned BY the Lathrup Brothers, Of
Savannah, Georgia The ship BsnetadOr has
also been seized BY the Marshal, one.eighth Of
her being owned BY parties resident in Eastern
Virginia q 5, ssa - a'''
, 1861-09-19

ARRHsr or Hon. @. J. FAULkxER.-Tnou our news
summary last week, it was stated that this per-
sonage had been arrested. but no cause assigned.
We learn BY the details, since received, that the
charges upon which his arrest is based are, his
successful efforts to procure arms in Europe for
the ass Of the rebels, and the fact that be was
going home 70 assume command Of regiment
which had elected him Colonel. he conclusive
evidence Of the truth Of the first Of these charges
was received BY the last steamer from Europe.
His Official position as Minister to France was
used 70 further the ends Of the rebels
, 1861-09-19

yoLfkTEERs ron rnE PLAxs-A dispatch
from Jacksonville, Oregon, dated August esd,
says; .Forty-two volunteers, well armed and
equipped, with s5 days. FatioGs, len here 10
guard The emigrant trains in the Indian country,
On ne soo.hern rod to Oregon. L. Applegate
Is elected captain.
, 1861-09-19

n4AD Eon PARsoE BHowELOw.-A paper was
eirealated IN San Francisco on the ID inst for
subscriptions ior the relief Of PArson BrOwniow,
who's p.psr, the Knoxville Wig, has been sup
pressed by The Tennessee SecessionistA Welcarn
thai quite lsFss amount vas raised =
, 1861-09-19

HoLLowAY's PnLs.-Bile, Headache and De-
ranged Stomach. .-RecoIlect. Reader, that the
majority Of diseases are caused by apparently q
trifng beginning, and by inattention to the state
Of the stomach, hence follow loss Of appetite,
strength and energy. As q counteracter Of
these terrible symptoms, ii is only necessary 70
take moderate doses Of Hooway's Pills, which
will purify the blood, give healthy action to
the vital iu' ctiOns and restore robust state ol
feeling to the greatest valetudinaFian
, 1861-09-19

A MILLION OF MES.-A Washington cores
pOndeDt says that two volunteer bills, instead Ol
one, have been passed BY Congress. BY each
Of them the President is authorized to accept
the services Of 100000 men for the war. One
Of the bills is supplemental to the other, and
after referring to it. and to forces It provides
gives the President power to call out in addition
to the troops "now authorized by law" 60o,-
900 more troops. Thus the President has power
to call into the field q million Of men.
, 1861-09-19

iTHoEAs +. MEAoHER--Itis Is stated that Gen.
Fremont has offered position on his staff, with
the rank Of Colonel, 70 Capt. Thos. p. Meagher,
the Irish patriot and late Captain In the Sixty
ninth Hrisb) regiment Of New York.
, 1861-09-19

sALrsE.-A slluis of thirty56ur guns was
nrsd IN Portland, IN hsnOr Of the Republiean
viciosy juIt achieved N California, By ths slSc-
tsaof Stanford % he subsTuatoriai chair
, 1861-09-19

ARREST or Mas. GwN.-The Alta Of the Sd
inst. publishes private dispatch from the East
BY Pony, announcing the arrest Of Mrs. VIM.
MsGwin, wife Of ex-senator Gwin, as a spy.
Highly important papers, il is said, were found
In her possession.
, 1861-09-19

Army REsroSATIOSs.- following officers
have been allowed to resign: Lieut. ]. Dixon,
Typographical Engineers; Brevet Lieut. J. B.
GraysOn, Subsistence Department; Col. N. N.
Paine, Second Artillery; Capt. G. E. Pickett,
Ninth Infantry; Lieut. Col. .. I. Rains. Filth
Infantry; Lieut. |. R. waddy, Fourth Artillery /;
Lieut.. GeOrge G. Watts, Rifles; Assistant Sur
gcOn A. T. Ridgely.
, 1861-09-19

LARGE RscEIPT Or GoLD Dusr.-The Carrie
Ladd arrived at Portland on the 18th inst. with
about $4,000 in gold dust, and large num-
Der of paassngenAl
, 1861-09-19

ARxr NEws.-M4jOr Babbitt, ouartermasts
at Vancouver, has been ordered to San Fran
cisco, to relieve Col Swords, who goes will
Gen. Summers command TO Texas.
, 1861-09-19
LOST or STOLEN.

A CHECK FOR ssOO, ON THE U. y. TREA'
n suFy al New York, drawn BY Msj RagAn PaymasleF
A. avor Of Mrs. Ann Joyce hsaFeF vas lost o. solei
It Fort stelacoom, the I'd ID instant. Al persons an
warned against receyng the same, the payment Of II ha
been stopped. l1.2e
, 1861-09-19

EansRAsrs connse.--A dispatch to The Saera-
mento Union from Carson City, N. T., says:
Emigrants are pouring in from the Plains every
day. Itis estimated the number coming across
the Plains this season viii reach $4,000 or sO,-
600 Indiana, Illinois and Iowa send the lar
gest number. s"1 lan .o@s iAsgt s.f
, 1861-09-19

Lan. smla1sro % Hon,n On Friday last
De E'i,a lRdsr,on, Capt Wallace. took from
Nsbb.ls wharf 100 hursss Sor semiahmoo.
On Iul.lay llll lhs ts0k from lhe sane wharf
another Iot We have not asceFiained how many,
ta| " b,'l1l, About ahupdred. Theas were an
ani.t a seuilhnoo. Whsnss thsy were % Be
tIItsn % Langley. On Fraser river. M. Edu'd
hus.ias lsshl q he Pugst Sound Agricultural
60. q lh's county. shipped them for lais On
Fraser River. - ~ n
, 1861-09-19
NOTICE! NOTICE!

T TAKE THIS METHOD TO rxFoRM FIln
public generally that IN future VIII not endoIso M ~
one; and hope 70 escape further annoyaBee. = -,
e.u PHILIP khAonS
, 1861-09-19


A AcnArl roR TnE SrAxDARD.-If 1.-THE Of
De information and complaints that have reach-
a ul be correct. our new Chief Justice Is Ct for
lnYihing but the high position 70 which be has
been appointed He : represented Is being an
object of ridicule. and butt idr the buiooneFy
q such Il ths legal fraternity Is do not hesitate
70 ncoH and sneer at sacrsd things. We have
non On our table conmunicatiOn, received yes.
i,risl. showing up The iires enacted from day
b day blf0rs hin. und exhibiting The Disgrace
l6| spectacle which bis Court prssen.e II
IIcls lhings Be- true. The organ Of tho party to
rhirh he Chief Justice belongs must be eogni-
mt ol them, q they have lranspired directly
under Is eycs. Here isa chance for the San
dsrf % Hnd FAULT with Federal appointment
viii nons show Of ruth and justice n this
nan h noi qualified for the oflos be has received,
"a ua know 4. and urgs upon the Adminisira.
ton biz removal Itis charged that heb sheen
Il'sd and ibund waning attend 70 bis case
1rIt. and dou'tckhnust your talents and ink and
paper n ffuil|ss efforts 70 have one removed
whom you tloil q b well qualified for the Office
Bestowed On hin, before be has seniered upon the
l.1halrs q ill functions
, 1861-09-19
A GOOD SUGGESTION.

GOOD SUGGESTION.
The New York Htrah advises the enlargement
Of the army to 100000 men, and, after being
thoroughly drilled, make movement Southwark
which will sweep everything clean as il goes
In connection with this immense military display,
It couns,ls the following mode Of procedure with
the slaves:
e As the slaves are mostly to be found in the
'o'ton States, these contraband goods would be.
come spoilS Of war, together with oil the real
and personal estate Of the secessonists, in pur.
suance Of the Act recently introduced into Con.
gre's cOnfscating all property Of the rebels,
bonses, lands, horses and negroes. The slave
holders in the revoltcd States number about 3OO,-
600. Their slaves humber about 5000, 600.
There are about 750, 900 poor whites, heads Of
families, in those States, who have no slaves and
no interest in slavery. Let the slaves be sold to
them at $26 per head, the price Of live Yankee
caught at sea by the privateers of Jefferson
Davis--the terms 10 be either cash or credit, TO
be redeemed in cotton. This sale would at once
create majority Of Union men throughout the
South, while il would realize . sum Of $3.50, ,000,-
900, which would pay the expenses Of the war.
Then the cotton Of the present shareholders,
which will be found accumulated at the sea
ports and other foiDts, must also be seized and
:e sod 70 England and france. The proceeds Of
sha S S.r S snS g,ue r "nS s.vnu prOnt ."
ernment the necessity res of iexation by reyeSue.
in any shape, for years to come. Thus would
the war be finished, peace established, and the
On, Sn'On resscrec; e ana @ e., thIs may Do aone oe-
h viii M oplv he bpcsnse % a bsys NJ. NJ % ,Ss % yi~ht
kind Of men 70 comprehend the plan, Or 70 carry
out the programme"
lhisor like course would be followed By any
other government under the same circumstances.
Napoleon Bonaparte always made his enemies on
the Continent defrsy his war expenses, and Eng
land has always adopted the same policy in her
"A.s WIN 'ne OnlneAe ano ner East lndlan SUD-
JsO'si .nsn wny snOu'u NOT the United states
oo'stnnsn. H'AAe 'ns rsOelA pay 'ne COS. Of the
", wrr winch ,usy nave 50 wicAea'y Drought on!
~ s.O. ~ applovs tn'S sassesuoo As one
pv.'s'y Jus' ..u proper II : 10. hke'y tnaI
."e us'os WIN oe n."seu' ss 'ney deserve, ana
uey s.yu'S s,teem '"smssi'ss 'o''una'e 70 es'
s"Pe "''" 'ie '0's % lneE properly
SoMEruIxe new M M,LIrARRY ARr-Pro.
fessor Grant the Calcium liabt man. has reeeived
authority from the seeyetarv of War n raise 4.
regiment Of sharp shooters Cor NIGHT serviee
who win direct their tire bv the aid Of Calcium
:.
ngnts ana serve 70 guide and cover forces as
saulung batteries the apparatus VIII be placed
in ''ne P,ss, out o. ,ne sgns ana nre Of the
e"e"y' "n'ls .ne'r hgnt WIN DC snrown N jets
, 1861-09-19

I1I4r'u o. cAlfLr.-Iulnly-1Vs bad q
..'I'. ..'| .t|r1,d from Ke,chs wharl By he
I...|.. |..|4. q Friday ~ and q Moaday
n. '.11.I In U1nsr lhak from he n.ns
a|If &'|I.fr, Il,l r'.I|ns sizly n an
, 1861-09-19
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
sTErLAcooM. W. 7,
Thursday Evening. Sept. -, 1851.

TIM MAnS-Repeatedly, Of late, have the
people Of Steilacoom been subjected to incon.
VSnience and annoyance BY the non-arrivsl Of
The mail from Olympia on Mondays. There is
no good reason Why this should ever happen,
and Postmaster Willard can offer no satisfactory
szcnse, We are assured, lor his failure to send
The mail down regularly, inasmueh As the mail
sage has never failed 10 reach this place pune
innlly on the day mentiOnsd There is no req
con Why the Olympia Postmaster should hold
the mails back, and trust them to uncertain
steam or salboat transportation, when they can
Be carried with unerring certainty BY stage,
without additional cost to the government We
speak only Of the SteiIacoOm mails, and not Of
lhe malls for Offices north Of SteilacoOm. Il Is
earnestly hoped that Postmaster Wizards sue.
cuulor win remedy this evil, and never fail to
send the mails By the quickest and surest con.
ysyrncs While on this subject We would re-
quest he Olympia Postmaster to deviats so far
from the old practice as to send BY the stage on
Saturday such mail matter as he may bave for
lhls place. For this riaing accommodation our
citizens would . truly grateful The stage al.
ways leaves Olympia on that day for SteilacOom,
and Messrs winsor 3 Lamar, the proprietOrs,
uiIl chssrfaIIy iaks whatever mail there may be.
This additional facility involves no additional
ezpenss. ~ the gentlemen named viii perform
he szlra service without hope Of reward other
dan that Of an increased public good will
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-12
CI DEER.

4 RECIPE to make Imitation Cider, aud four oihe1
n Recipes that Of muc value, VIII be sent 10 any
ada,e.s ON rece Of 60. TIE tdr will In every re-
snect, b. Us good the genuine perfectly pure ana
healthy 1t Is but l. trouble 10 make H. pea r''
will hnd this to be Of great b n'a', this year:
Address. NIhsi,, -
Nov ..d3s P.uB B. 80, Norlf u "
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-12
IL has stood the Bess of all 7cts's
T'K w r. !!

ND had sus aiied its repua ion for more than THU!
~ ~ EARS PHYSICIANS Of the chest respecta
iiy pr"sc ID it, and thou Ids OF families kei it
hand as s:anda d Family MeGicne
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-12

Nd had sus ai.td its reputation for than TIIH
~ II J EARS. PHYSICIANS Of the II ghest respecta-
lily pT"sc ID it. and thou Ids OF families ket, it on
hand as sianda Family MtGicine.
The Vegetable Pulmonary BaIsam,
prepared by the Well known druggist Mess,s Reed Gu
Ter Co.. is. we have good authority tor saying OF
he bost remedies for
Comghs, Colds and Pulmonary Complaints,
ever offered to tle publ e. Boston J'nrnal
REV. DR. LYMAN BEECHEk
wri cs-" Gentlemen; have used your Vegetable ful
monarv Pa!sam myself with heueitt. and have known II
to be used with good effect IN families around NO.
THE LATE LEV. DR.. LHINARU WOODS
wrnte,'Gehtcm n: From long use OF your vegetable
Pulmonary Basan ia my family circle ana among eo
logical students have been led regard safe and
eficaCious me iicne."
Gentlemen; We. the undersigned Wholesale Drug
gistS having for years sold your Vegetable lumo
nary ssan, happy TO bear testimony to its stent e
casv In the relief and cure Of Pulmonary complaints
We know Of no nedicn. which has descrvedy sustain
ed high reputation for so long term OF years OF
which more rarely disappoins The reasonable exEacts
tions Of those who use it."tSisne by many OF the
largest asd oldest Druggists IL the IT, s. and CanadaS
"Geutlemen In al extensive pr cticc OF nvsef and
have prescribed large quantities OF your uimon
nary aisam and happy TO say have foanG an e.
!cien ard reliable remedy We cons idAr it inyauaot
Farmington N. IL. Dec. l6 1869 y. I PARKER y
UJ-B.,odfe Of COHH!Srft'ls and l"attat'9Hs'E
ENQUIRE for the Article BY its whole mann.
P,,pored only hy HkkD. CUTLER & CO Dragsit''
Nos lO9 IL, lib Broad Street, Boston. Mass ffice
large SIZE, 81; sm. size 30 cents ~
Tor sale in Montpeiler BY L r lierce. /. Y Shii
IN by Apothacarlrs and b. Country merol'aris Wen
telwl9fm
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-12
RICE. TWO CENTS
E4sgsEsls Easa:Es Eses -

LADIES Gs.Ea'EaiEe kssstsass
little glove stirs up ny tides te ocean.
a white mu,lu when Ass, makes manya curious
II sns Of lady xins thrill! my feelings va orter
:u, i'Atle female gaiier loots death ard r"th'Os
shorter.
And iast TO pnt you en- your guar1,
m give you, short and brief,
small hotel experience
Which flled my heart with grief:
Last summer, at the Pavilion Hotel
stopped week or more,
Aud marked two &C boot -ees'' every mora
Before NY nciglbor's door;
Two boots with patent leather tips,
Two boots which seemed to say,
An angel trots around in us"
They stole my leart away;
And often in my nightly dreams
They swept before my face,
lady growing out Of them
Az flowers grow from vase.
But ah one morn saw sight
Which struck me like stone,
Some other on the book
those boos not alune!
great tall pair Of o her boots
Was standing by their side,
And Off they walked afternoon
and with them walked--a bride.
Ladies. comment is unnecessary
Those Cater Boots came from
J. G. E'!sG&
Wl44 cl, =, foaul a: all times large asortnen: OF
Ladies', Misses and Children's Boots
and Shoes Of tie latest French Imported Work
| Also, Of our own manufacture,
| I .iies and Gents Balnloral Boots (new s'ylc.)
Al 3srs and Cbs,dren'4 sc -
Boys and fows
Also the celebrated UNION BOOT, end In fac,
| genera! assortment cI
Boys and Mems Boots and Shoes,
Thick and Thin.
We are The sole manufacturers on
Plumey's Ceic 5ratod patont Last.
The New York herald., 1861-12-29
Died.

AARoNs.-on Friday, December 27, RACHEL, relict Of
SOLOMON AARoSs, Of London, England, aged 90 years
inaw Marcus f. Harris. L. Gensier and Alfred Lazarus
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from the
residence OF her law NJ Harris 1928 West Hous.
ton street. this Sunday morning, at nine oclocK
BoaERT.-Suddeniy, in this city, on Friday, December
o. at the residence OF his grandfather Henry G. JoIie
25s West Forty sixth street, HENRY G. BoGRRr aged
years month and days. son Of Stephen and Efle Bo-
CERT, OF Hackensaek, N. J.
The remains will be taken TO New Jersey for nternont
this Sunday morning, at nine O'Clock
BeowY.-ADEIISE Brown, daughter Of Dewitt and 10.
sephino Brown, aged 81 years
The friends and relatives respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from the Twentieth street Unvsrsast
Church, this Sunday afternoon, at one O'Clock.
CosyRIY. After short Illness, CArHARiNg, wife OF
Peter Concrty, of the county Of Cavan, Ireland
Her friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from her late residence, No 263
Monroe strcst, this Sunday afternoon two O'Clock
CoNLEy,-0n saturday December 23, ELLA D. COMFY,
eldest child Of r. b. Conley aged years and "A days
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at
The New York herald., 1861-12-29
Our Winter Snort.


SKATING IN THE NEIGHBoRHooD OF THE CENTRAL
PARK-A CONTEST FOR SUPREMACY BETWEEN THE
WIND AND THE FRosT-NEw IMPROVEMENTS IN
SKATES, ETC., ETC.
Tho sport OF skating renewed yesterday with much
vigor on tho ponds between Fourth and Fifth ave-
nuos and In the neghborhood Of Harlem These waters,
being sheltered from the wind, presented better
face for skaters than did those the Park and the
latter wero closed far skating concerned the
lovers Of the SPORT of course where they nos
prevented from using tho ce by any police regulation
not caring or considering whether ID dangerous
not so TO do Several ladiesa goodly number, indeed
were TO be seen on the ponds appearing de-
ermned not 10 be deprived OF their fun whatever might
be the result The ice was rough. What matieren ihaY
People wanted to skate and skate they did As party
loft others would take their place and be esma
ed that several thousands INDUCED yesterday in skating
The lower pond on the Central Park was used by few
venuresome skaters in the morning. but several holes
appeared IN the ice thought advisable tho
red nag and Keep the Ice clear Of vstcrs Captain Rem
WICK o the Central Park keepers assured reporter
that nothing but the safety and comfort OF the will
induce him at any time TO prevent skaters using the ice
during the whole therefore, when the red flag Is
flying IT must be respected.
contest is going between the wind and the frost
relative to the upper pond The latter desrous
heal the wound-which is a pace-n its icy skin;
but the former seems to say "no;' and far tho
struggle has gone the wind has got the better Of the
game, the breach wider than on Christmas day
The frost must try its hardest night when the wind
is ns.eep and doubt not 1t will conquer The wound
once healed, then let i blow-it win do no harm.
The skating furor OF last season has brought several
new inventions Of skates into the market. Whitmans
patent has many admirers, can be attached and de-
tnchcd from the boot Ia few seconds aud requires
straps Another invention the shape Of spring skate,
has just been introduced being patented May 1861 The
runner Is attached to the wood by couple OF standards
placed at an angle Of iorty-ye, with hinge pivot at
each place of attachment Under the upper hinge is
strong spring Of India rubber. This spring gives olas
ticity 10 the skaters movements that makes the opera
tion Of skating less toll especially rough and
the pleasure seeker skate treble the time with less
fatigue than tho common skate. For swift skating
inn her al{c ttona hnvo haau
brought under notice. but Of pro
alluding 10 them at the present time.
The New York herald., 1861-12-29
The Fort Ganscvoort Property.
ISSUED TO RESTRAIN THE MAYOR AN
BOARD OF COCNCILAKN FROM PASSING THE REso
LUTON FOR THE PURCHASE OF THE PROPERTY.
q

The Fort GamUcvOOrt Property
INJUNCTION ISSUED TO RESTRAIN THE MAYOR AND
BOARD OF COCNCILxEN FROM PASSING THE REso
LUTON FOR THE PURCHASE OF THE PROPERTY.
COURT o. COMMON PLEAS.
Before Hon. Judge Hilton.
DEo 2S.--Isaac Dayton Us. the Mayor and Council
mem.-An injunction order issued to restrain tho
defendants from acting upon the matter Of the sale Of tho
Fort Gansevoort property already passed. by the Alder
men.
The grounds assumed In the complaint alleged fraudu
lent Of trust funds the complanants petition being
granted as trustee against his cotrusees, vested
with the custody and ownership Of the property the title
being alleged to vest still In the city.
Mr.. Dayton (who is . member Of the Board Of Alder
msn) rsced in his complaint tho circumstances of the
attempt that made to brbe him 90 favor of the
purchase.
The following is = copy Of the injunction which was
served on Mr. Morgan Jones President OF the CounCmen
who is, however, opposed 10 the sale Of the property
1t appearing satisfactorily to mo, BY the affidavit Of the
plaintiff and the complaint herein that sufficient grounds
for injunction exist prayed for in the complaint,
let the defendants In this action show before
at the chambers Of this court at the City Hall Of the city
Of New York; on the 3ls day Of December instant at
eleven O'Clock in the forenoon, why an injunction
prayed for p the complaint should not be granted and
the meantime and until the further order Of the Court.
do hereby order that you the defendants be restrained
and enjoined ae follows TO wtThat you, the Mayor,
Aldermen and commonsty Of the city Of New York your
agents. officers and servants, and each member Of the
Boards Of Aldermen and Councmen composing the Com.
mon Council Of said city refrain and be enoined from
ratnyng or concurring in or adopting the resolutions
passed by the Board Of Aldermen at session thereof
held the 28th Of December instant for the purchase
of the Fort Gansevoort property from james b. Taylor
referred to and set out in the complaint in this action aud
likewise enoined and that you refrain from approving
the same, aud that you the said Mayor, Aldermen and
Commonaty Of tie city Of New York, your agents. off,
and servants refrain from and be enjoined from
carrying into effect said resolutions any of them and
from issuing authorizing the issue OF the bonds any
of nd Hnr n sat nufto and In
dsobedience this order you will be liable 10 the pun.
shnent therefor prescribed by law.