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New YORK, Dec.

In officer Of Gen. Burns Brigade, who left
.e camp to-day, reports that the tncmy appear
re withdrawing their forces, especially those
ear Nonocacy. It is thought the whole rebel
nee Of The Upper Potomac are preparing to
y:ire Gen TOOL recently held a council with
III oe.s, and they unanimously came to the
n.l,an that q demonstration ought to be
nate uIon Richmond from that point Gen.
Wool is therefore anxious that the Government |
aid give him the requisite number OF mon |
aIa means Ihe subject is before the Govern
.a.
!aeN5a'd's dis patch says that recent arri-
VS. from ken;ucky bring most cheering intel
tcnce It is stated positively that the rebel
snor has much smaller force than has been
generally estimated His army at Bowling
,:,an j. l,ss than 20 coo. Arrangements are
a,n.3y perfected. which will compel him 10
surrender immediately, or retreat rapidly into
l:nHessec
j the intention Of Gen. Mcclellan to con
'jAte the different Companies OF each Kes-
Me";of the regular army.
FORTRESS MONROE, Dec /.
lie steamer s. II. Spalding arrived here early
'.,s morning from llatteras Inlet, and brings
.iellisncc Of naval engagement between the
;. gunboats Stars and stripes, Onder"rl-
,s't'ln4m, and Ceres, and two rebel gun )
''-'s Between twenty and thirty shots and
hell were fired on each side, but without any
.amaso, Several shots came close to the ). Il.
sailing from the rebel gunboats, to winch
at. ilowcs replied from gun. by this arr
"a. We also learn that on the Ind inst. a
4:oas gale prevailed at the Inlet, but the iorti-
.a,,nS remained uninlured by the tide, whlcl
"a, not as high as that Of the previous months
H.. troop. were ali in good health. Ih'
aaa@ Alexander, Capt. Miles. with Govern
.s" sores was Tying = lag of distress hay'n'
'-s-ns her anchor after sprpsing.a leak
t.a: IF her cargo "ill be saved IN Il Dam
ynditon Tie vessel is unit Tor turthe
.~. A aa. OF II &c has just come down iroI
\HoIa. bringing !ioraio .taslesand i've iad'e
sd ...ran Mr. Eagle was released on n
a. Fh- passengers report nothing new.
.Iug ia, a despatch dated Augusta, ~
laul had been evacuated by oar trool
lighthouse hurnt by he rebels.
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aDaldiMS's Prepared clue
SpALD.NG'S PREPARED GLUE
-p.rI ,INr,S, Oh LNlAREH CT III.

SPALDiNG'S PREPARED tLOi.
SAVE THE PIECES
,,,,nunuy, DISPATCH.
n.r"A srroH IN TIME SAWS NiS,."L
As Incidents viii happen. eps. m 1tHTegn0ifd I"n's
+, very desit able have some cheap ana convenient
,,,y ,nr reyairing Furniture, Toys. Crocsery, Sc
spALprNGs PREPARED GLUE
,,ee an uch acies, and no no usehod can atof
to be without it, )imai"aya ready auo NY W INC se
ing point ~ ,.... >,
"usTFuL ~ EVERY HOUSE.
"A Brush accompanies each bottle. PRICE -
'''''' HENRY c. SPALDiNG ~ CO.,
4S Cedar-Sf., New York.
c.ur,os.-As certain urprincipaled persons are at
,snntinc 70 palm of on tle unsuspecDg pubic inns
,amp nj nv Pr.nared Glue, would caution all perstr
before purchaug. and see that the full name
srALDiNG' s PREPARED GLUE,
ia nj, IN, outside WRAPPER. all others are swind'ins
co in'erieits ,,>,,,, u,vpAvyn
nrA single bottle oil othLplNo . nf., N'' :,
GLUE vii, save ten Timer us cos' "phu") " So
.ehcld. IN
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in out
no change III diet business and mny be 'aten ~
cbidren and persons OF tie most delicate constitutions
with perfect safety rss,,m.n,,ls.
Testimony Of Judge KittIidge, OF vermont.
CHAs f. GARDINER, ESQ. ,,.a..i,,,,,,i - tavor
-, J;hRnINERS RHEUMArIC and NEUKALoiA
COMPOUND" Att'r suffering Mith kne ,r, 49,
orie twenty years a"a ot o SYrr componpd which
fGorded decided relief q, 49,. -. " for ,pet
teir ilnveu. W. Dec !. 1860. c....,,,lr
,,GarGiner', Rheumatic and Neuralgia Cc'ap'"h"
Is the best medicine 'o' NV Cl!As. a sMiru,
No. |. Old State House, Boston ,...,,. ,oa~. ard
ne, Suffering with rheumatism twenty yPaiI amy
fti'er ,.nd "a NV bed several weeks last sprnG,
. ntirc~ cured by tie of one bottle o. " Gai"
ma,. Rheumatic aud Neuralgia tnnPou"h' -''''
J "IAXT AYERS, 70 Franklin street Boston. 80.
been constant sufferer from NtursiGla doa
Eighteen months, and becn driven ~ eN[ h,na re-
70 * .'' ndnced to t-y y Gardiner Rheumatic ana
MeuraIria Compound have 'aG.n but one Do,
and aIn entirely sy,,, w,c,7 l.IocE Lowell Ia.e.
hove been .iiicted with Silt ithcun N rs w'rf,
form Tor long time and = lered n sse, "d tried
@ lore al your Compound and can honesty say
hat believe myself entirely cuied''-''iiN 'o'''0
Fes 70" Gears of age has been three years great
sufferer from salt kheum, has hands covered WIN,
S ' -; constant ,ain one bottle OF ycur c.hhpouno
anu ~ ooW Hammond. 90 MILK Street, Boston;
Gardiner Rheumatic AVID henrSlsr TnEppsuu
hos entireIy cured me OF NcuIaig'a 70
1,"o,v,'a,or' pc,rl NJ iiouse, Boston. MaSs' r.
ppc INIT bottle o, YOUR C0nponhn cu,tu 10. w
sov'r. attack of Neural ea-k ANNIE > ii'"' '''
rre,,itv that my friend VIM T. Glid.en' t-q E
,ro ,.ih b,t lie of 9 ca rdners hbeut'''1 -,
'.nI ,, in lS56 when was suffering WIZ p" .,'
p,,rt nj Ncura gia and khcu "aisin anu va. " Pc
~ . Jar,dcd benefit --ALBl.Rl cMli H. EN''''"'~
, , al Congress from Maine -, elm, tbsv have Use,
-" 7rJetsirEed hereby cert ~ ihal ,hFE n" Gn
!. t,a.d,uors Rheumatic ADD Neuralgia '"hl"'u" ,J "
. - al Rheumatism and Neuiaisl" w" ,V L.,'
> ~, casc iinmcda and Iefmhllent eie LA rcc
~ J,,, ,i,,nncp ia il heating gualic, Az Eu 'tr
No., , i, To all who are afflicted WIN Ilco ~" -,
Gilinu ssnna of the safest ana best msdch eS eN'' "
Boz tered to the public o,o u-le, q Bos,on Hen
az, iHtIfiIEK Is SO Market ~! boso', AZ r.n
"a, tx Hostou EDMER iOWNstNDi ,, 80 ur.tr
. hLb..,ostnu GAIT CuAS. q DOLL h"' ,,IMR r.
:, o.. u,IEi MALES Jr City hotel noS,on Am 4
"a neV VuiNIR webster 81. East D. S'n" ;p .,ps 81
UycrEs Webster 81, Eaat Rostoh ,tnnnt Nc,
WE hn 81 Boston GEO IL fLoh"r"'
e'iCh heumatio and Neuragin tompo'iin ,mo,s wi,
ne ,y hundreds OF persons for Scro'"i" h""'o'
o.,,c;n., Depot salem street hoS'o" Wv, >,
Var sale by upohecaries gcnera'H .,nca b, CnA
limited States None ee"''"
&c E GARDINER. ,,...sod IN HENRY u. 6 AR',
n All orders must De au"'e'''' selt2or&M!i
NER
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'NssTEs,,Hi
OF hearing upon Military Claims against the
State of Vermont


State of Vermont.
= Office is hereby given that the under signed Com
~ missioners, appointed by the Governor OF the state
Of Vermont to act Of the General Assembly,
of this State entitled An act to ap on commissioners
dres for Military purposes, approved November 70,
A. u. 1861 will at the Court House in Burlington,
in Chittenden County on the l9thaay of December y.
D. 1851 the purpose of hearing and determining all
claims against this State accrung prior to November
20, 1861, for the COSTS charges, and expenses OF
ENROLLING enliSnE suhssting clothing, supplying ann
ing, equippng, transporting and paving hoops raised
under the auhori of ths state, or the Governor there
Of be employed in aiding TO supple the pres In
surrection against the United States.''
All persons having claims Of the description Aforesaid,
against this State allowed two months II III the dae
of the first public ton Of this notice, within which pre-
thei said claims for allowance, and the undersigned
will hear al, such claims the place above namsd, in the
order in which they presented from the DAY %poFt
named, until the eXpra ion of said two months
ALL CLAIMS NOT PRESENTED, WILL De BARRED In Or
der facilitate the performance of the duties OF the Com
ion it Is earnestly desired by the underslgneu that
all such claims presented the day of meeting above
named and claimants will thereby receive their pay
much mn otherwise.
1t is ordered that this notice be published three weeks
successivelJ in the ,aledonan, published at st. Johns
bury. the Vermont PhteniX published at Bratcboro
the Rutland Herald, published at Rutland. the Surfing
ton Times published Burlington the Green Mountain
ner, published at Bennington, the Middebury Register
published Middiebury the St Adams Messenger, pun
shed at St Adams, Ind the Vermont Standard pun
shed at Woodstock
~: %o TSHE;I; ms cS"1
Dated this 29l day Of November, \. d 1861.
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sigiMc Company. q d. .,

'ig Auuua Meeting on saturday eve the 1o.n wv
bIct of the following officers for the year c"''s''
GRO s. ROBINSON. Foreman.
EDWIN GUERNSEY. LIST Assistant
ROBERT HsRGIN, "a -
nEvlTLE DEWEY, Captain Hose
- e. Dl TruN, Clerk,
CSC. CLARK. Treasurer
HENRY BARNES. Auditor. ,,,, c,.,
ttte.t, o. Il. DuTroN, Clerk
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IJEUTENAST IN DANGER.

i,g.. Hare Vi the New York 3lst is in close
.iurlncn. for sleeping on his post. The pun
.,,ra, oi the crime il death by sentence Of a
. Vt martial.
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rou. POOR TRIED AND ACQUITTED.

,,,mmander Poor has been on trial for allow
y, the Sumter to escape from New Orleans
,5rre he was in command Of the Brooklyn,
. s acquitted, and the finding has been approved
s.rnt2ry Welles.
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Sorting ON THE POTOMAC.

rvo large scouting parties went out yester-
.r ,norping, one from the right and the other
p '.m the lett wing, and returned last evening
,,.hout seeing the enemy
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Notice.

i h.EEA,, my wife, Sarah f. Chase, HAVING I,', my
" tsi ADD Agarl without just cause, sha'' pay Nv
''' z "r cou.gacrns attefths date . -, cu.sr
+r#r.'d. : ~. -, 1851 3wf"o'
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Notice.

u, 3D. Usr.ipnrd .,uld rive notice that The Marble
4 business vii! be continued and conducted ny h'h'e
.t'ut at the old stand at Sorthheld. >, -. ,,,vr
'nAG,ld. Dec. :, 1sGi. d&wiw ID W h'"h'
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tn-pa snerassiD Df>soiS ed.

e 'r r.r:re,.lp heretofore existing between H. "
! Eea. aud : sawyer, both OF Northfeid' uhder w
Dr. and style ~ Howe & Sawyer is this day a.ssoEeu
N.'. field, u,". :, 1sGl. d&wiW t.. " nv" E'
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Office.

ms :, h cortiiy that hereby give my SOD, Te0rKe
irwin, his tune aud shalt pay 40 debts OF h,s con
'"r,,t =, nor claim any Of his earnings aiter 's nay
R,rtsld Oct. OH, lsjl Bfo'h hh""iN'
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FOR con L GPiIDN, IT il the ONLY reliable remedy
tuowu Ithl, ~ thousands instances. restored pa
tieuts that setm pact hope OF 'covry and, lhtens
W Thousands u the disease in it. primary s;a-
res and restored the ua'ient TO robust health. .
. EBONCHlilS. Estiicct IN t'is troublesome ni.ea'e
IL vry marked It l. necessary persist in ITS use for
considerable tugih OF time. -,
FEMALE DEBILITY TO sustain and augment the
,,l torrc, to make new rich and pure blood: to build
IN tire nervous system: to 'cStCIe energy 10 the hinu
and body--nothing can be better adapted ihan tins
preparation. .,. ,,,.. c, ;,
il reliable remedy. Nineteenth 81 the crses where "
/, su,,osed 10 TAIL simply arise IRON q reInehv oehg
,han,ori before It's beneficial effect became obvious
We carttu and get the geuuinc manufactured only ny
A II WIll,OR Chemist: 1876 Court St. Rosto'.
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INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE
cfFioa az promfeld ST.. Boston,

tWlCe, 90 DtoulN6lu ot, noStoA'
REV. n. DAY, Pres't. KK'. 7. MASON IL V"c i'F'S'
r. GREENE NJ. D., Experimenting Physician.
THIS Institution was established TO- the cure of Di
ease upon the principles o. innocent medication entire
" describing tie use ofrosonou' Drugs
Mapy diseases. such >crotuia Humcr'o ct the B"'"
Diseases OF the Throat aud Lungs, Dyspepsia Liver
Comp, amt, Heart Compliant, Rheumatism, Female
Con y AIMS and great variety of oldinary Diseases
are successfully treated by Medicine which may be sent
to any part of the country with full directions
Persons having Cancers. those afflicted with COM
plica,cd diseases should immediately aNa!! themselves
of DR.. Greene's personal attention.
Consultation a, the Office by mail, free of charge
DR. e. Gene will be at the office from "A. NJ, TO IL NJ
and from tot Z NJ The cfice will be opei and COM
petent persons IN attendance. from II A. 'to' M
Accommodations should be directed to H. GREENE
NJ D Sc Bromiicll Street, Foston
Norr Persons wishing to nyest'gate tins method OIL
practice or its SUI cior success Will be furnshed WIN
IA muhlet descrptv of treatment by addressing u.
Greene u d So Eromfc 4 Street. Hoston. "ass
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4 ary --latest by Telegraph
O'CLOCK l.. M.
CEN, PATTERSON ONCE MORE.

New YoRK, Dec, T.
~, 7f,sune's Washington dispatch says that
Nv n. ,,crson has called for Il court of inqui-
'o IT., his conduct in the campaign of last
,,,nr and Summer
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GARDENERS
Rheumatic and Neuralgia
COMPOUND.

, certain and permanent cure for RI eumatsm Neural
nis and Sal khru,n 1t Is an internal remeoN diN-
ort and entirely Graduating tie disease occurring
NO change III diet or business, and NAV be taken W
chidren and persons OF the most delicate CONSTITUTIONS
NTH rtpct saiet
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T Il USES SU PIP 0 RTERS,
AND SHOULDER BHACES

Or. j. W. PHELPS celebrated TIN oughoui New Eng
lard and the West the inventor OF various kinds Of
apparatus tor the cureand correction Of oil kuds OF de
tormitits, keeps constantly hand at his establish
meht No Us TmoHt 81, Boston, full assortment of
Patent TrrssAs, Abdominal Supporters, shoulder Bra
ces Knee Caps, Elastic Stockings &c Sc.
Dr. Phelps Apparatus used and recommended by
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EMPLOYMENT.

The franklin Sewing Machine Co, want A'ENlS,
Mt salary of $40 month aud tNpeneS !" every town
and coun in The loyal state. Circulars sent Tree
Address HARRIS BROTHERS,,
Taa9
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ms. 70 MEXICO STOPPED BY SPANISH AUTHOR
tiles.
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rha two last mails from this Country to Mex
,,o Hayanna were stopped en- route. 1t is
~. ,,rrsed that the Spanish authorities have de-
aimed them
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National Life Insurance 30.

~. : b.. -, 1sGl
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YPsILANTI, MlCH., JAN IT, Icol'
Mr. SPALDINa. SIR ~ ,.,,
Notlonr since sent to you for box ofCephac fii's
for the cure OF the Nervous headache ami CostVness
and received the and they bad so goou an enee'
that wa induced TO seud Tor more
~ A. Y. WHEELER
lpsanti, Mirh.
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Mface1Igtecar,r.

RR STEAMSHIP NIAGARA Noodle Boston from Liverpool
owing % continued thick weather her reckoning
two miles Of Highland Light. She going slowly at the
time III consequence Of tie thick fog Hedge anchor
got out and al 10 AN she got on without assistance
goea with no material damage and at Boston at 5 PM
Tho PuIscr was left at Cape Cod.
srRAnrE Jersey BLry ~ ,ransport), Ioveland from
New York 2st u for Washington with government stores
oi water got pumped out and noaed on and up
philadelphia 4h inst for repairs hull Machinery good
order Cargo discharged at Lewos Del in danaeed
IL consists OF 500 bbs pork saved In good order pilot
bread IS all wet and Will be sold for The benefit the
government.
suIr hppE Snow previously reported in the har
br Of Rio Janero sold by public on the goth
Aug for rbout 5000 or $1,000.
WHALING BARK CoLuNBus before reported wrecked about
so miles from Payta, owned ~ John Knowles & Co..
Of New BEDFORD and others Capt Luce owning quarter
very successful having taken $50 hbls sp 900 which
on board at the time Of The wreck The only
n New yd e o Sp Was an ies ~ ba
time Of sailing With outfits, s250O upon which there IL
insurance Of $4,000 at the Union Office COO at the
Commercial.
before reported put into Valparaiso arrived "a u in dis
tress, OF what nature not stated
LIVERPOOL Sept 20-The John Wills arrived here from,
New York, was In contact with The brig Peerless, Aoa
on the night Of Sept at and Ion omitted. The ship lost
jlboom and had stern started; damage brig ascer
tanned,
RIO JANrrRo, Aug Attic Tyrloon, Webb, from Cardiff
for singapore put in here Aug ", leaky
SAN FRANCISCO Sept 1.-THE ship Herald Of the Morning
experienced heavy weather tie voyage shipped
which started the forward deck house. and let Considerable
wafer into the between decks damaging large portion
her cargo.
SHORT PAssAcrThc bark rallas Biddle hence at Belize
Hon, nj de the run from New York in II days.
The following table gives summary vessels in the
halbors Of New York. Boston, Baltimore Charleston Savan
nah Orleans and Galveston at the latest accounts from
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TIE ILLINOIS REGIMENTS.
OUR SPRINGFIELD CORRESPONDENCE,
SpEINGr1ELp. Sept. IL. 1851.

SPEINGfIELD, Sept. II, 1861.
Springfield as Military Post-Reginen,s in Can,f-1,s
"Brain Phaanr'-Illiaois Caralry Reginens-M
State Board-Lis. Of Illinois Regiments and Names Of
Colonies, DC. dc.
After weeks sojourn in Chicago looking in vain for
the military treat promised by the managers of tho
State Agricultural Society," 10 this place little an
tcipating however, how important was the post in
military point OF view. have been to-day Camp But
er miles northeast OF the cityhe state en-
campment Of Observation-Disclosures four full regiments are
LOW stationed preparatory to moving to fields of more
active service and where five others are being fast filed
to the maximum standard Of one thousand ard ten mon
The oncampment situated on both sides Of Clear lake
beautiful sheet Of water clear and pure as its name in
dicates-aboundng in Gsh Of the finest quality and fur
nshng the hcalthicst and paatabc drink for nan
and beast-n the midst Of grove of young oaks and
surrounded by fields which afford forage and parade
grounds in superabundance high above the level Of the
noxious and miasmatic swamps and prairies and
sheltered from tho storms that sweep over the
Western plains by high forests and gentle unduations
Though the past two weeks have been oncs long to
be remembered for their more than copous supply Of
rain found the encampmont free from all evidence Of
wet as but the dryes weather had prevailed ard
the troops the most healthy IF except those at Cairo
have visited in the West.
Arriving within the encampment the nfst poin, that
attracted my attention the part occupied by The Nor
nal regiment or, they styled here the s,grain
Fhalaix" This regiment Is located upon the left hind
soe Of the road the second from the entrance to tho
,lie', anu SHOWS the character and culture Of its
members by the neat and orderly appearance Of its
grounds, tie freedom from profanity and boisterors n
haVor ana IT'S discipline and adhcr, to tho letter Of
lle law OF the encampmcnt. It's Colonel is Charles y
HoEy, late President Of the State Normal Universiv-a
gentleman OF very ine qualities ana soldorly attain
faerts-and It's members pride teinsc Ives tr0n tLer
fcHuAstC NNcelCncieS informed q mol
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UNION TROOPS FROM CALIFORNIA.

Ater eAannaton by the Military Board the following
officers have been commissioned by Governor Downey-
First Infdnhy-Coonel james, II. Carleton United
States Army Lieutenant Colonel Jos. r. West; Major H.
r. Rig Headquarters at Camp Downey, Alameda
county
Ftrst Crrotry-Leuepart Colonel Benjamin T. Davis
United states Army MAJOR, E. L. Eyre Headquarters,
San Antonio
Second Erfanhycolonel, F. j. Ippitt; Lieutenant Colo
Camp Lyon, San Francisco
Mird lrfdn'y--Colonc Patrick F. Connor; lieutenant
Colonel, G. T. lhrie, lato CT the United States Army;
Major, Il. Pollock. Headquar tiers at stockton
Fbnth Infcaby-Coloncl II. W. Judah, late of tho
United states Army; Lieutenant Colonel, Harvey Lee;
Fgth Iafaaoy-Colonel, John Kellogg Third artillery,
United States Army Lieutenant Colonel, NJ. d. Dobbins
Headquarters at Sacramento.
Second Corniry.-Colonel, a. J. Smith, United States
Army; Lieutenant Colonel Columbus Sims; Major L. v.
simmer. Jr. Headquartersl San francisco.
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NEW HERALD TUESDAY OCTOBER s. 1s6l-TRIPLE SHEET

own signatpic, In which occurs abe following Ian
gaaga, viz
irepy that cever asked Gen. Fremont personal
laior that he did rot grant Immediately
never recommended him give contract TO any one
that be did 'not his influence " obtain II"
The cop of the correspondence which preceded and
resulted tho gnal podactiono tho copy OF the ttcrs
from Col B,ss. to his brother, Montgomery Blair. arc
here 10 appended and made pat hereof They insist Of
first Mrs. Fremont note to the President (aarkcd AZ
second, Ms Fromor1s rete TO tho resident (narkcd
~ third che Presidents {tcr TO Mrs Fremont lnarked
q; fourth, Gen. FroN,nAs despatch tho President
(narkes ~ fifth Montgomery Bairs despatch TO Gen.
FremorS (maIkedG). j c. IREM0NF
Major General CommaL ding
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THE COLDWATER BATTERY.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.

ST.. NICHOLAS HOTEL, Oct Z, 1851.
In giving an account Of troops engaged at Cheat Noun
tain. on the federal side in this mornings HERALD YOU
in far regards some OF the names Of tho
officers Of Looms' Coldwaer Battery" That artillery
Is now ofcered as follows
Captain--C. 0. LOOMS.
First Lieutenant - Edmunds
Second First Iicutcnant-O II. Gllum.
Second Northumberland Root.
Second Second Leutcnant-Robcrt G. Chandler
Quartermasters Sergcant-F. E. Hale
A MICHIGANDER.
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Notice to Mariners.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on carr SAN ANTONIO.
ALICANTE, Sept g. 1851.
Orders hRvc been Issued that from The 18Th inst the Light
which exists in the Old Tower of Cape Antonio this
province, shall in order transfer apparatus
the lighthouse erected At the extremity OF that care which
Will again be lighted on Both October
The new lighthouse IS situated n limestone rock, fonr
fatoms from the cylindrical and white color united
to the dwelling Of the keepers.
Tho lantern is of the form OF prism Of twelve faces with
Sphere cupoa Of a dark green color.
The elevation Of the light above the level Of the ia
metres, and OF the ground Is metres.
Gergiarh,ca situaton-Iat IS a3 20 " lon rs Of st
Fernando