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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-15
Eceal Noilres.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT, CITY and
N COUNTY SEW1loRkS7soPAlEs ;, SHEA plaintiff
ccrneIa. Baips and Elk. hi. wifi. coneius surlns Wn
H. Barrs and hi. wife Augustus burins Clarence Bsf'
his wife JaSP and Mary hi. wife Charles Whitney
and Victoria his wife ard Harriet lockwood defendantsln
partiton.-ss@ or rsitisCon not seysd)-Io the
quired ospni ae,in which will be fled
a the office The Clerk Of City and County Of New YORK. at
your 70 tie aid complaint on the sssbes at s oce
No 800 BiOsdS Ne~.Yos Cry Office Of G. Durng, within
stths day such service sod fail the said
p0 sHs be c s S . dsmsoSed in tb sSs WI
Dated, April -, iSOo 1ohN y; SHEA,
The complaint It'd. fea, above the DAY
Ss once Of Buriisz has been removed I2 Chamber.
street. IA SAID .iy. JOHN .. SHEA
CUPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY of
TEsTEsSH&RiSEH AZ FisE MS RANCE CONF ANY.
sunmons for money dc nsnd on contract Coai not Ssrl TIC
qued the col 11n this acton which viii be flied
"a The once Of the ce y The Cry and County Of at
the aid csmpla. Ibs soSsrses a. their oace No III
~ ;s s s o. yS ~E e day s u
service you t answer ths s.s complaint Within the
,.s s'T yos ' Rs s o. four Soa.snd *
neynoe aud ~ 100 dollars with nte,e. from the 2it day Of
sssts Of this action.-pseo, New York July 3 1867
BARNEY. BUTLER 4 PARSONS
n. compliant 10 shi, scon dly filed u the Office q
Abe Clerk City aud County Of NesIork At the City Hall
IN ssid cits on stb DIV of July, la6l. $50.
BAkNeY, BUTLER, PARSONS,
Iva law CIV Plaintiffs Attorneys
CUPREME COURT--Ci.y and County of New
- Yors.-J0HN r. JAFFaAy. ArihaF "; Josfey; ESTsfd
Il Jperxy and Richmond Jafray, as JOHN B. DIV me
summers for money demand contract -tCon no. scr -
10 JOHN s. DlvIEt: You hIeoy summoned aud eqeied
20 spswer the npan IL mis- aeoa which via be tiled IN the
r Of lie Clsgk Ibe CITY sd County q Sewhok at tho
Cty Han IN the City N-wYok ard to serve copy Of year
t tie aid the subscrhes o. their oee.
Sa iii 8rosway said city WITHIN twenty days sisr tho
service Of this exclusive o. te dsy o. qch I'
-. ard A, VOC the said plant within the TINE
fofsssS tns sBtH hi action viii take jodsmet szsnss
n Gar ~ uln Of hundred and sx'ynine sVOo doa,
h inteest from 6st day Of January one Thousand eght
brdred and siky-epe beside the cots OF ms alton Dated
's"' ~ N Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The complaint this scOn daily fled IN be oce Of the
Clerk OF City and County OF New-fofk tse oiJ OF NOV"
York on tie l5Sh day O June 1851. ,.ooors
.,,,.-,ewM PLAINTIFF Attorneys
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Proposals.


DATTLE-AXES FOR THE NAVY.-THE
40 BUREAU OF ORDNANCE AND H1DROGRAPH1
invite proposals for Il .2Oo) TWELVE HUNDRED BATTLE
AXES Nav be delivered In equal proportions ct the
Navy hisdephs New.iok Boston AID Portsmouth
a. tbs Axes to he ID ,gn on application to the
Assistant Inspectors o Ordnance IN the yards above named aud
conditions made known under wh e ho Axes VIII be re-
ceived ANDBEM "A. hAhWOOp,
Chief Bureau Ordnance and HydIoglsphy.
Washington, July s, 1884,
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- School Oeers o,he XXIld Ward the Office othe Clerk
OF the Board of Educ1d UsId and Elmsts Until
MONDAY, July Is, ~ oclocs at for the STOVES
PIPE, &C. AIRY for heaIg Nid School House NO 70 a.
Ward pursuant specifications file and TO be seen a.
che Office Of suI.riu OF School Buildings No "a
possi be accompanied with the
pOnsiOe and proved snreie The school Once
al OF the proposals offered
deemed for the public ineI.s.s 10 do 90.
BENZ. z. PAlRCHlLD, Chairman.
JosEPu CUDLIPp IT,, Secretary.
CEALED PROF OS lLS will be received by the
- School ofcers he 18th Wad the Office fthe CLERK
othe Board Of EdOeal Of Grand and Euss until
WEDNESDAY,, tn 7h day Of July ns'.. al o'clock D.
for the CHAIRS E3AS sErTEEs &c, necessary for fur
ning tie Class Re- Of Ward School No u in ssd Ward
pursusn 10 p ans @ spvc6ca file snd be the
Once Of the superb Of hoo Buildings No 81 Crosby
Each piopo be- accompanied With the Of two
responsible persons for the faithful performance OF
the contract The Sch oil Ocsrs Of tho Ward tho hight
20 reject any all OF the proposals offered deemed for the
puO"' CHRISTIAN METZGAI, Chairman.
RICHARD L. LARkiNORR Secretary
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Ocean Steamers.

EOR SOUThAaArIpN and HANRE.-on
Il SATURDAY. July 2o-Tbe United Str,r' Aisi' ssansr
Moth River foot q esb i Get on SATURDAY July >oh at
Thi. steamer snsurfa,e f ssfy and comfort has gee
engines under del rci,ed by wser-tisat conlpr ueuts
Which Se'dG o | end 10 %d re s sds .e.ns he ay
ct vessel snd pa.reris 90 ereght passage apply to
en- E ~ \ t0Ai Agents, No. Roadway
The steamer FCIToN aii.dI Aesus; II
FyNHE BRITISH AND MOTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS
PROM aEv.YoKK 10 LIVERPOOL e,o
Chief sbin Pa..ase, Is
Prov ii',sToN 70 LIvERi ooI- ana
CbiefCabin Pa,s'se. "a
rh. siips from Sew.l cSi cal al cOrt HsIboI
PE ff SIX, ospt Johns AFRICA Capt shannon
ASA 4shBi csp &sg & Lot, AmERPPci csp HocsSy
AUsTRALASIAN. NIAGARA, Capt. Noodle.
SCOTIA NOV buildns)
These vessels carry ce whre Eight C, masthead green on
xfRfcG Shaao'B leaves New.ycrs. wedr es6sy, July
PERSIA NewYork wednesda, Jolly q
GASApA Mood ,c, SI Ws eg"s.y INV 81
ARABIA, Stone. .lesves Boston "wednesday Aug
Ber,bs nss secnIeo mi fsidto
The owners OF shiIs be accountable for Cola
ulsss Bi Of sdg aye ssoed therefor value thereof
therein expressed For fgi ST rsis'gs sPySG
CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORK and
- LIVERPOOL a1es ad sabart9g passe1 ser, At oosen,
Steamship 81 patching their full cred Clyde
built Iron Steamships D. follows; -
CITY or WASHING VON...... Saturday July2l.
GIAN]DW...... ...s...s.s..chl1ud1, aug.
And every SATURDAY noon. from Pier No. IL. Norh
River.
PASSAGE:
FIEgT CABIN... rs SIEERACE...........s$m
Eirst Cabin to Lon6on.. 81 Steeege 10 London'' 81
k .. t ScS 20 20 .ss5ss. TO Rsmsa1 IS
Passengers as' forwarded 20 Hayre, Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp. &C. y y a. law ra'es-
Persons wishing b their friends can buy tickets here
a. the follow log FROM Liverpool Queens
toyp-Frs, Cabin, +B5 Sl15 Steerzge from Liver
pool $40; from Qus-ns'own $50
These Steamers onnocstionslo P.ssengr
and expeTienced lh-y are oN 10 "aeish
iron sections ard have Fire AnpihiIors on board . n,
further Informs ion, apply Ia Liverpool 70 MILAN "
MAN Agent W 81 Ia glasgow 70 W ID iNbiA
No 81, EDcchsunsr in Queeust an 20 e. q W. " SET
MOUK 4 90. 10 London to lives Il MACY No oil MIG
Wlisn at In FaIis 20 JULES Dt COUE No PLACE do Ia
Bourse; iu PHsd-.phi, IOGN O. DALE No II! Walnut
st. OF at the Cor N.Y. Offices ,,y
JOHN @. DALE. Agert, No. 10 Broadway N. T.
NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
class sr will York the let ilti aud 2lt
sfeech when these daet fat on 81 NDAh when
the day Of deperur. will be the MONDAY following For
ID. B. ALLEN. Agent.
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CHIEy AssT. orARIERsAsTsEs oYHIoE,

CHIRF AssT. QrARTERhAsTEES OFRCY, I
WAssIs6ToS ID. c. July T. 1881.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ Office untii II IN the 18th inst. 10 furnish cocoon
Twenty Thousand ell Of Oats to be delivered Of the Rail
road Depot G.,ree wharf Washington d. C., on or be-
fore the 3Oth dsy Of july. 10 /.
The Oats 10 DO received b, weight the rate o. 3 Thirty
two pounds the bpshe and 10 be good substantial
sacks bushels EACH free OF additional cast 10 the
Government
The DID, 10 be ndorssd Proposals for Data Good and f
6cient security will required for the fuheHt Of the
tract
The Assistant usem-ster the right to re- Jet ell
bids thst ulay be de-1rd too high.
Payment 70 Dc made when all the Oats delivered.
ID. IA. QUICKER Asst Qu4rierInsster U. y Army.
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ipeooina Garos, Me.

At WIN. EvERDELLs S0Ns.-Wedding
IA CARDS Of the lsest styles al no ~, 40 T.
a.. yy.ansIL H. HExAY EvkKpELL. bkksonEsEHpkLL'
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" HOME for INYALlDS," established a
Il sprinsdale, Northampton. Ma, IN lS1,
BY y. d. DxSxISIos, ~. u.
Reference. Bigelo,g NJ D. John Nilsson Warren, VI
Baton Willard Pster NJ D.. r. ". Worth. esq. New orb
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ru,s 70 THE srAsoy or THE YEAR

Wien children teehng smost CO tain to Be aeied With
dy,eu.ery and dI.rrbe.- MRS. WINSLoW's SOOTHING
SYRUP Is HEakDr for these diseases. and
vii dive immediate relief from ali pain and distress ncidnntto
the process sfeehns Every mother should provide s her
children.
Druggists everywhere keep MRS. wIHsLows
SOOTHING SYRUP for children teehins No lcine in The
United sstss sells Ike u. II standard medoue and Ito
pAsz Is Physicians order AID use whsievG
Il. magical effects have been witnessed
Million. Of bottle. Ct MRS. wIHsLOw's SOOTHING
SYRUP are sold every year In tho United stasA
Beware Of Countcrfets
None geaains unless the aesi~hso Of CURTIS PkRhlNS
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Water-Gnre.
Groceries ano 11ropieions.

FAMILIES supplied with PURE CIDER WIN
FGAR n, f,.o.ins rstes half bsrroi. 80 Isl barrels
Al; delivered IN Newly OH with charge fo pseisge. Ad
Sfe,7 T. N. l. J. Z. kErCHAM Milton, ". Z.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27

Salt River Bridge Burnt !
Warrenton, Mo-, Dec "a.


The damages to the North Missouri
Railroad may be summed up as follows :
Bridges at Stanton, Gentralia. Mexico
jefferson and Warrcnton burned also
one station and twenty cars, from fifty to
sixty culverts large and small, three or
four water stations, 10000 ties, from 200
to 500 telegraph poles, and i've miles of
iron and ten miles Of wire are rendered use
less. Two trains one having eight ear loads
oil hogs, &e., two ears OF hemp, and the
other having two cars of merchandise are
IN the possession of the rebels, and four
engines arc lying where th6y can be seiz
cd by them. Some of the men belonging
to the trains have arrived here from
whom / feArn that the persons who d,d
the damage Are yet encamped along the
road about 3QO behind High Hill, and
other bodies at or near Martinsburg, Mex
ico, Centralia, SthNgeon and Allen.
At Centraiia they went within half a
mile OF the Berse Nharp shooters, and
destroyed bridge and water station, and
two freight trains We're Sapturcd within
tour miles OF the camp OLA detachment
OF The same forces at KenickA The work
was directed by practical raiNoad men,
ana the right course was alwa, \ taken to
make the destruction complete AWhere
the track could be torn up, the\ rails
were removed, ties gathered IN piles \and
set OH fire, and the rails thrown across Me
pile, So that when the centre became heuA
ed, the weight of the cold ends bent them
so as TO render them useless.
In destroying the bridges the fires were
kindled around the corners, where they
would sooner throw the bridge down and
the trestle girders, which spsnned the
open cuIyerts, were burned with the ties
10 heat the rails, AS were also the frames
on which the water tanks stood Usual
~ the houses of railroad men and all
Union men in the vicinity Of the road
were surrounded and the inhabitants as
sured that no harm was intended them
while they stayed in doors
We hear OF scarcely any pillage or 9TH
er outrage beyond the destruction of the
road and telegraph line. The damage to
the road cannot fall short of $500 900. and
at least mouth will be required 10 re-
PAIR II 50 that a tram Gun pass.
by arrivals ffoH Mexico we learn thai
the bridge over Salt river, which ~ the
longest aud most costly Oh the road, ex.
cePt that at Bcrrcgue, which the rebels
spared on Friday night, was entirely de-
stroy-d on Saturday night. The station
house OF jacksonville was also burned
together with four or FIVE cars.
ne repairs progress rapidly here
l ne bridge Is repaired, and the culverts
between here and ,TonesEurg, and tie
track at that place will be laid to morrow.
II the men are not interrupted and the
repairs OF the telegraph line keep pace
with the road
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27

Coed Order and Rejoicing
i'm POpe's Army.
OtterviIle. Dec. 26

ottGifiiie, DcCs 10.
Information which is supposed to be rel-
able has been received here of the retreat
of Price southwark. The day after the
party, which Gen. Pope sent out to .Johu-
ston County, drove In Gen. Rains pic
kets Price withdrew. Rains was driven
across the-iver, and the next day marched
eight miles southwark with his whole
force. At last accounts one division OF
his army was at Neosho aud the main
army. under Price, had just left Huttons-
vile, onits way 10 Warsaw Price says
that his retrogadc movement was In obedi-
ence to orders from the President OF the
Confederate States but his men gener-
ally believe that il was in consequence of
Gen. f'ope $ advance, ard Price feared
that a force would be thrown forward Ia
cut off his supplies southwark, and anoth-
er force be advanced in front, in which
event his supplies would have been cx.
hausted in few days, and he would have
been compelled to abandon his command
ing position at Osceola. Whatever the
motive, 1t is certain that the move was
iibt ttil uiN oHt XVI TIC IUT
many OF his men, who for months have
expected TO march upon and drive the
Federals from the State, will be disguised
with him and will refuse to follow him out
of Missouri
Gen. Halleek's policy Of showing no
mercy to lawless bands of marauders aud
bridge burners, and of dealing with the
utmost enlency with those who lay down
their arms and turn to their homes aud
peaceful occupations, will do much to re-
store peace TO the State
Gen. Pope has received from the troops
under his command, numberless cvi-
dences of their appreciation Of his ability.
Yesterday beautiful flag was sent him,
and last night he was screnaded by one OF
our best bands. Congratulations innum-
cradle come in upon him from every quar-
ter. The troops under him are in good
condition, and anxious for move Gen.
Pope issued an order some time ago, maxi
ing the Colonies of regiments responsible
for the condition of their regimental trans.
portatlon, and the good order of their
arms and equipments. This has been
rlgidly enforced. and when the order was
issued for our last move. we were en- route
in three hours. although the order came
at midnight. The success of the move
ment and the praise and congratulations
of the troops have had It good effect upon
them, and they wifi move forward with
still greater alscrity and with still stronger
assurances of success under Gen Pope :
command.
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Gatec,s
Mortgage fsedeInpIions.

ED. GATE CRY Il observe in your
paper Of to-day, al article, over the sig
nltnrr Of pan'l T Miller. Esq, upon the
subject Of redempdons under foreclosure
sales OF mortgaged property, to which
reply nIay not br improper u0r without
interest and benefit To the public.
10 the article alluded to il is stated
that the Code OF 1851 has been held by
our supreme Cnurt not 10 provide for re-
demptlon uader sales made on DEGREES Of
foreclosure oil mortgages, and that under
SAID Code OF 1871 no redemption does
exist aiter such sales All of this is quite
true. But II IS stated that al the recent
term Of the District Court, at IT. Madi.
son, Judge Springer held afterareument.
that redemption from such sales does ex.
stuader TIE act Of April I'd, 1860 al.
though the mortgage forecIosed NAV
have been executed prior 10 this act.
10 the legal profession this decision
WILL certainty be new, and to both debtor
aud creditor it is Of great moment. But
the profession will certainly doubt whe.h.
er thus decision will over.rulc the decis.
Ions on the same point made bv the Uni.
ted States Supreme Court 1t i. too .
question Of interest, whether the decision
OF cur pistrietGeHft. even t4,ot,rl, mn l..
as all such decisions ought IL be made
upon thorough argument aud consiaera.
ton, will induce the Us. Supreme Court
10 change Ms rulings. since the Feaera1
Supreme Court may properly have iur,s-
aic'ion oil The aforesaid Statute, should
our Supreme Court follow the District
court ~ constituting il SO as 10 imnair The
obligation Of contracts.
In tie ease Of Bronson q. kinzee .,
a., | Howard BIZ, i, was held by n.
/. ;. Supreme Court that law of the
State of Illinois, precisely similar 10 the
act Of our own Legislature, Of April "a
iooa, giving redemption to mortgages
upon sales OF land under DEGREES Of fore.
closure, where 10 such right existed when
he mortgages we're executed. was IN
constitutional and imperative as to all
''.7' 500 1ssais1 ptio. - lihe passage
OF the law. The doctrine IL this ense
was re-aff'rmed in McGraeken q. Hay.
ward, 4 Howard Gus when tg,e-~e,a,.
ooaft laid down the broad principle thar
remedies existirg at tie time Of the con
tract, enter into and become part Of the
contract, and any subsequent law depr;,.
ing the creditor Of such renedie. !, Oh
nox'ous to tue Constitution of tho Unitsd
States.
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The report of Senator Halc's remarks
in the Senate yesterday will attract at
tention, His bold and burning words
will thrill the country ike an electric
shock, and will call forth response from
the people whose emphasis can not be
mistaken by the Cabinet Let there be
no quailing before the British Lion.-
John Bulls inquities ill the world and
cry to Heaven for vengeance His pun
ishment is coming and is near MT hand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-27

claimants wishing to obtain information,
or to present claims, can communicate with
this Office by mali, aud will receive as
speedy reply as the business OF the office
will allow.
Fostage The Government paws all
hostages on such communications, wheth-
or received or transmitted by this office
A compliance with the above rules will
insure prompt settlement of all claims,
without unnecessary delay.
Address, EZRA b. FRENcu,
Second Auditor Treas Dep,
Washington City, D. G..
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ESCAPE or COL. CORCORay.
statement Of Lieut.. Hurd, who has
come North.

New York, Dec. "a.
The Times publishes al interesting
statement made by Lieut.. Hurd, of the
"a Maine regiment, who was wounded
aud taken prisoner at Bull Run, and has
recently been released He, together
with Col. Corcoran and some 800 Others,
was confined in the Charleston jail at the
time OF the great eonAagration there, ard
they only escaped from the Jail, which
was burnt. by feaping from a window, no
effort belng made TO seize them by the
Charlestonians. Col Coreoran, Lieut..
Hard believes, escaped during the confu-
sion, rs he expressed lis determination Ia
try to reach Beaufort or the North, and
has not since been heard from. Accord
Ing to Lieut. Hurd's representation, the
national prisoners row in the South are
treatedin the most brutal and unjustiia.
BILE manner.
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NEW ADV ERTISEM ENTS.
TN THE MA OF THE STATE


To Edward kiIhpurna sna chaaes - roote. ccn-
fivmeH.
You are hereby not trd that there l. nov % r!s
~ the Office OF the Ilrkut the Uinlritt Court 10 es
COUNTY, iowa, al kenkak petition OF ianes 1cinpIln
ara Jane Temflin. Claiming Of you thirty i've thou
saAh toIiats and interest money ise Or your de-
hnlt and rftUtat 10 aifantec The pa neal h. ID
tresl hefrnihs subsequent ibr hrat day OF March
=. u, lsoi, on Nus seven per cent. frst mortgage
bonus, aud each Dobd Of the denomination 0f $500
Issued by skeuknk- Noun. Pleasant aud Mnstalfjie
Rsllroad Company, BY Your writing OF date llth day
February 1861 for valuable consideration rim OK
pfe~sed, you agreed with John to p,rHran
tee the pay nch of the interest said BIZ as suse.
qnent 10 ihe nr-t day Of March, Ie6l, as aroresat
which writing before The pent u this sit
Was ASST ged 30 said plaiitis, and who are now ,l
holders ana owners "a Said bonds and tied 10 said
sums ~ money because ysn have failed and refnssd
TO comply With your contract guaralleu as afnre
said.
Az attachment has issued against You said Charles
n Fooie, and real fsase of yours Ia this caunl, has
been ~ tached 10 answer said claim OF plaintiff Ind
unless you boh appear aud thereto IN or be-
lore Of ths second dry lie next tern, Of sad
Innri. CONNIE cling the first Mauauy in Fabrnarv
1862 Judgment viii be rendered against YOU thereon.
LOWRlE MILLER.
Atts's for Plaintiffs
Der
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The doctrines of these cases was re-
affirmed in Lessees of GRAVITY rs Ewing,
IT. ot., III. Howard 707,l where it is
held that law of the Legislature of In
diana changing the manner of sale under
DEGREES of foreclosure of mortgages, made
before the law interfered with the con
tract of the mortgage, and was unconsti-
tu.ional and imperative as TO such instrH-
,ments executed prior TO the laws.
The authority of these cases has not
been doubted in the Courts Of the differ
ent States, and it is hardly probable that
the principles therein established will be
abardoncd upton the strength of the de.
cision of our District Court. 1t must be
remembered too, as before remarked, that
in ease this decision of Judge Springer
be affirmed BY our Supreme Court, such
decision can he reviewed by the t.. $
Supreme Court, inasnIueh as ii would he
as putting q construction on a
State law in effect impalring the ohliga
ton of contracts
Now, Mr.. Editor. please say to your
readers, who may be so unfortunate ms to
have mortgages hanging over them, not
TO put too much faith in the said decision
Of the District Court. They may find
that other Courts will decide differently
LEN.
December %. 1861.
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From the Upper Potomac.

Wllliamsport, Dec. ~
The rebel force threatening this point
probably docs not exceed 7 ZOO men with
the forces of artillery.
Intelligence received yesterday from
the other side shows that the commander
being foiled in all his attempts, has with
drawn his entire force towards Martins
burg, leaving three or four companies as
plckets.
The Goth Illinois regiment having re-.
celned arms is now at Hancock. Gen.
kelly's advance guard extends to that
place besides guardin. the railroad all the
way from Cumberland.
j b. Warrior, relation Of ex. Senator
Mason, residing at Clear Spring. is under
arrest for attempting to bride picket to
carry dispatch to the other side.
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Mason and SIideli Supposed TO have
been seni 10 Europe.
Boston, Dec. 26.

BOSTON, Dec. 70.
The steamship Europa stopped al Fort
Warren yesterday, which gives some ap
pearance of truth 10 the report TINT Ma
son and Slldcfl We're put on bpifrd. The
Europa sailed at moor yesterday for Liv.
erpool. The authorities ut Fort Warren
rrf'tse to say anything about the asat.
ter, yesterday Size took S6l0, 600 in spe.
Gle She will call off Cape Race abou.
Saturday evening. 3