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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-30


T'HE LITTL E J Q HN LIBEL-sUIT'
a VERBATIM REPORT
OF THE
TRIAL OF THE SUIT OF
LITTLEJOHN ACT. GREELEY
IS PUBLISHED IN PAMPHLET PORN AT THE Tribune OFFICE
II contains
THE PLEAS, OPENING AND ARGUMENTS or THE
COUNSEL, RULINGS or THE COURT, TIE
ENTIRE TESTIMONY, sUMMING-UP
OF TIRE CoUNsELoRS, AND
REPORT OF TUE JURY
ON THEIR DIsA-
GREEMENT.
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Now Rea1I:
VNHE LENNON SLAVE CAS".
THE FULL history
THE LENNON SLAVE CASE.
IRON ITS ORIGIN 70 IT'S FINAL DECISION IN THE
COURT OF APPEALs.
CONTENTS:
OPINION OF JUDGE PAINE before whom III,
hrtt heard.
OPINION OF THE SUPREME COURT.
Points and Argumentsof
CHARLES OCONoR,
WM. NJ EVARTs. and
JOSEPH BLUNT, in the Court sflppsslI
And the Opinions OF
JUDGES DEMO. WRIGHT aud CLERkE.
The great importance OF the legal and political principles
nyoIyrdthe bodne with which the issues made and
the ability with which the argument sustained on both
ioe render this one Of the significant and universally
trials that took place In this county
Price 25 cents per eopy-s2 per dozen.
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afnussMenis.
A CADESlY OF MUSIC-HERRNANN.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC-HERRSiANN.
~ HERRMANNS LAST PERFORMANCES.
the Artists Of the Opera IN NewYork heVe accepted
engagements for Havana Europe and viii shortly leave ihe
country arrangements have been made poT 10 theH de
TWO GALA NIGHTS OF ITALIAN OPERA,
which viii be given THURSDAY Oct. II aud ~, as
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFITS TO MR.. ULLMAN.
ia consequence OF the necessary pTepsraion for these
HERRnANN 70 appear in Philadelphia Oct H. there viii be
only giyea TIN MORE NIGHTS by him.
THIS, AND EVERY EVENING OF THE WEEK,
except Thursday when the Academy had been previously en-.
yagei ior the Orphan Asylum, ..-
LAST NIGHTS LAST NIGHTS,
LAST NIOHTS LAST NIGHTS
TIE COMIC PROGRAMME,
which has been received with immense sppiause
La DOUBLE VUE BY MADAME HERMANN.
Doors open at It, to commence a. O'Clock
Admission so cents AmphiIhee,eF; 70 cents, a.
Reserved seats 25 cents eItIe. OIche,t stalls
Box Office Academy OF Mgsic; Sibers, Ne " Wall't:
On SATURDAY, Oct. 5, at o'clock,
POSITIVELY THE LAST MAIlNEE.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, BROOKLYN,
ov, IHURs1E I TIdIIG ~ MEAF iTsRsSiSy 9ss b
For particular special advertisements
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ID OPENING NIGHT
FOR TIE SEASON OF 1861 and 1862.
THURSDIY NEXT, Oct, ,, at o'clock.
MONS, HERRMANN,
The rcat PIestgit, eIr. Will give one
sOIRfE DE INSTRUMENTATION,
THE o,cuEsTRh Tial,''S or FS'T THE OPERA.
The programme Of this soirre will be the that per
formed by HsTqsnD upon ii, 9geniEe pss 70 New
will be the a. in New-l0ff.
Admission 50 cents. Amphithe6ter 23 cents
BoI Ofioe, Gedery Of Music; SHELLS, No. y Wsl.st.
HoTICE-rhe ,le OF seats commences NcdDesday Oct j.
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I OST-A CERTIFICATE of DEPOSIT on
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The pubic are hereby cautioned NEGOTIATING the ane
payment having been stopped and duplicate having been
applied for.
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Mem prbIitatlons.

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VNHE LTTTLEJ0HN LABEL SUIT.-A ver-
IL bstm report Of the trial Of the suit Of LrTLEJOHN
GREELEY pubi'hedin pamphlet form The Tribune
Office Wednesday 18th inst 1t contains Pleas, Open
ing and Of Counsel Rulings Of the Court the entire
Testimony Summing Of Counsel, 40 Our subscribers
who desire to secure and preserve full report of this
remarkable trial will do well procure pamphlet edition
Price 10 cents
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NY HnkDNnU, hr. Us Y. tiseUs was slhJWeu un 'ho
NewJersey Rairosd between Newark and Jersey City
the 9th day OF July last about o'clock OF which IN
ures he died Any peron that have been upon the nin
who viii give ino nation to the manner Of MS
injury viii confer favor reside In Boston but
stoprng in Brooklyn, for the purpose of sscesinug
If possible in what my husband was injured Any
word office Nathaniel c. Slsght counselor at
law No. 10 Mon;gomerys Jersey City, NJ, win reach
me AMANDA OLSEN.
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l)crsonal.

A LII Persons desirous OF getting rid OF DE-
N CAYED TEETH and ROOTS, positUeig rth0nf pan
danger do through the agency Of the ae.eanS
purified ChoroJoyh, administered by Dr. WATT SON NO.
Bonds First class dental operations the ewes terms.
Refer 10 Dr.. Pond, 0chrs. Webb, Worter Rev. pFs'
Ferris, BuIchsI6, and oiheTs.
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NITED STAT TES LOA n
u $40 TREASURY NOTES.


ovrcs oT KKrcHrN, Sow Co, No. 40 ErchsDge place,
NEw.IoRE. Sept. y. 1851
Pursuant 70 inst ,tious from the Secretary the Treasury
Book boz THIS DAY been opened at the above office fox
subscriptions under suPerntendence 10. Treasury No,e
s.cd IN OF nifty hundred, hve hundred ore
thousand or dve thousand do'r each payable August 9
1901 and bearing interest At the rate Of 1910 per cent per
snnum such nteres. payable iemi annually snd represented
by coupons which may be detached and presented for pay
ment Sepsrstoly from the note-.
hundred dollars and pBe. tgEBs the notes must accrued
interest from the date OF the notes. August 49, to the date of
date. NORRIS kETCHUM
No. 20 ExcHtNGEFL,CE.
To facilitate the objects for which the sgency has
been s,tab,hed we will receive from subscribers certified
checks the banks Of this city and current bank notes
No viii a" /? desired nd the certificates Of deposit to
Washington obtain the Treasury Notes and forward them to
KErCIUM. SON Co.
Having been supplied by the Secretary of the Treasury
.n now prepared to fumish TREASURY NOTES. bearing
order as required aud Of tho various denOmn.iions nedi
5 GS d2g' e. therefor in gold SoR$s %
NATIONAL 7 $40 PER CENT LoAN-For
~ sale in sums To suit and ready for Jeiyory by
No Il Wall-s'. New-iOrk.
A ALFRED RUSSELL; IL, j, ,u.,.u,
DETROIT. MlcB.,
Continues stention Collections aud 10 per cent Loans
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STANTON SHELDON Co.
WELLS 4 CHRISTIE,
q. T. STEVENSON esq.
MONEY to LEND on MORTGAGE, in sums
wi to suit OH trscla.s New. ork and Brooklyn Real Is
tate Also $1,000 to invest. in or two sums on Farms
or good Farm Mortgages 10 that amount bought
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IvNION DIME SAVINGS BANK.
u No, 12g CANAL, CORNER OF VARICk-ST
Open daily from 10 to q snd from 5 to7p NJ:
Six Per Cent Interest allowed OH ali sums OF $500 and
upder and Five PR Cent on larger amounts.
DtpoIi,I made before Oct H dydr ,c,e from hat date
THIS BANK HAS RECEIVED
on DEPOSIT DURING THE LAST l0i MONTHS,
S501,22S 33.
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a,RpyEE g CHAPiN, Secretary.
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Gperial Notites.

The Littiejohn Libel Suits-Dewitt c. Little1ohn
syns Horace Greeley-dsnsges laid at s25Oo-ted The
e 0sweso Circuit before Judge Bacon and fully reported for
THE TRIBUNE by j. L. Crosby-is published Inc neat CON-
pse pamphlet 6 pages and for sale at this Office rice 10
u Although the great bulk Of the evidence collected for the
een'e ruled by Judge the opening tha side
y ISAIAH I. WILLIAMS esq give good idea Of Its
saasr and Of the grounds Of dsestsem OF the NewYok
'liion Of 1860 it, engineers and their instruments Tho
Ans'o Judge BACON and the comments thereon by JOHN
rOkIER, ESQ., Of Albany deserve and will command the
seHi0D Of lawyers and uists And whoever wants to
eeVer can be sad sgsins tho defendant in this suit by
~ potiea aud general adversary, who knows that he
'0 be answered must be ahed with the summing up for
me Psintn BY the Hon. HENRY A. FOSTER. The cross
,Anhson Of the defendant by the Hon CHAS. B. SEDG
As~''e, presents noteworthy aspects As po.
h's suits are less than formerly and the
u'Oon o. iSo subject Of enduring interest believe
VIZ pao THIS pamphlet worth reading and preserving
SS.sse SS.sseteenth Ward.-Tbs Finance Committee Of the
CORE ~ ~. Committee will meet The Lunchn
On % Y.5htt ana Sday, THIS saturday EVENING.
s,s, u z CLOCK Punotual attendance Is requested By
IL up HOMER FRANKLlN, Chairman
feopie's Union Reform Candidate
fiea.k
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iSeal estate for Sale.

EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for City Property
IL ACOUNTRY REsIDENCE at Greenwich, Conn, with
81 sccs land mostly meadow, ne orchards aud peuy
Of other fruit Iees large lawn studded with full grown shade
trees The dwelling and out6ildngi large and de.Iabe IN
every respect Inquire at No. Chatham Tins place
Is ready In eyeIy respect for immediate occupation.
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To crown this closing week Of be performances Of this per
hap. the most popular and attractive s-,re who has sp
pesrd on the stage the Management has pleasure
Ia announcing engagement with the celebrated Spanish
sEsoRINA ISABELLA CUBAs,
AVID
SENIOR JUAN NIMENES,
who have appeared with the unbounded 81 the
Roya p-a Houses Asdnd 81 Polersbursh CoB-iantno
pie and Vienns and tho Lyceu 1heatrr. London. SPEAK
ng Of her esaIcs in Lsndou The 1me says In appear
accustomed 60 atsch 10 those sgcenl Andausiau beauties
who hA uaddeDed the brains Of both MooT and Christians,
been the theme Of some Of the most charming con-
positions Of tho Spanish Her costumes or the sudi
enee were delighted with two sets Of nAionsl characteristic
dances, we've simple snd costly and distinghe by
the mos exquisite taste Her dancing enphs,iesy belongs
nothing m with that petite elegance which rendered
Prrc. Men. great syos some reasons since but the
energy activity which Of couse prepared TO wit
res. In SPANISH dsnoing 10 by Donna Isabel subdUcd by most
elegance and Tshsemen which produced decided
an eject M ION her audience 10 leave heton In de-
Glazing her debut ~ trsnscendent success"
The performsnces will embrace;
l. new Medley Overture by Koppitz.
Tho petite comedy oil =" An Actress by Daylight" Ia
which Mira John Wood. Mrs q. Skeuett, Mesrs A. IL.
Davenport, and Baker will appear
3 The Nightingale Polka 10y de're). by koppitE and
= advertisement entitled e Flor de Seville" in which
Sonora Isabella Cubss and Don Auenes will appear, with
The musical burlesque Of Cinderella" IN which Mrs
Wood will ring bsT celebrated comic souEs:
While they're here, " they interfere,
Won't we give them warner.
whsci row de dow.
Where was you General Patterson
N's"'' uNBoUNDED APPLAUSE.
In the ball scene Sonora Isabel Cubss and Senior Ximenes
will danes " La Gillsmilla y el Curro"
SPECIAL NoTicEDooTs open at 6t commence at y pre-
cisely
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Jusr PUNISHED, -
SPERMATORRHGIA, or SEMINAL WEAh-
- NESSRsports these aud other diseases Of the Sci
ua OgaBs By acting Surgeon Of the bowhd Assoesh
PhladrlphiA; also Reports on the NEW REMEDIES ioT
such diseases employed in the Dipe1sary OF this nsaoo
Sr to the ai ted by mail in sealed letter envelopes nee
charge Address DR. J. SkILLlN HOUGBr0N, Howard
Association No Z South kinthsL, Phlsdelphia Pa.
IMPORTANT 10 BRASS BANDS.-DOD-
Il WORTH No. AstoT-psee, New-York, pabhshes Music
for Military Bands Marches Opera Music, MedlrSs' &c
THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
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Two YOUNG MEN AND OTHERS.-"Dr. C..
Il D. HAMMOND Of $50 Broadway has lived long abroad
and Is devoted TO Medical Reform bs BOOK Is worth every
owning Reference sDda Oside 10 Health ~ romIhs
New.York Home journal. I'll GODFREY, sA BIosdwsJ.
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.iCe Cu,rd. 2Ssb Repimeut n. s.V.-

Scott Life Guard, 3Sth Regiment n. Y. S.V'-
Fifty Young MEN WANTED Tor the above Regiment 10 nom
VII be given good pay board clothing and medical ae ndsuce
Paw rom S3 TO SI per month Apply Immediately TO Lieut.
MARA, at Ne 3i8 4thay 26shSt, at No. IA RoOse-
tlt-tt., kew-York.
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MOTT G l. TO the ASSERTING BOND
~ HOLDERS Of the Ia CROSSE and MILWAUKEE
RAILROAD COMPANY: The plan Of comproDiisg aud puT
chaso OF this read any ae that may be made Of II, dated
Sept 3d. l6 hayr asseuted 10 By about 80 10000 Of
the Land Grant and Second Mortgage Eastern Diaon Bond
holder the yr5scI hes thereto win meet q No. ~ WiHm.t
Newly ok, Room No Oct J. 1867 at u ~ 70 select TIs'
to carry the plan into effect. \. A. CONDREY,
Sec. OF COmtaittee OF BJndnoders
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Sales bn AnrIioit.

4 UCTION NOTICE.-Magnificent SALE of
~ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, THIS DAY tMopdsy),
at lO} o'clock private redeuce No. 40 West ltths oe-
tween Sh and 6thays consisting Of rosewood oganys
and black walnut paoT chamber and oak dining fani-
ture China Glass verwaTs, Table Cutlery Ornaments, &C.
Also, basement and Kitchen utensils.
A. n. GRIFFIN Co., AuconeeTs
A. NJ MBRwIN AueuoneeI.
DY BANGS, MERWlN * Co., Irving Build
ID ings Nos "a aud $50 Brosdwsy-Ssles of Books Sta
tionery Pctae'. Works Of Ant Fancy Goods Furniture Go
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The Eleventh Ward People,s Union Associa-

The Eleventh Ward Peoples Union Associa-
tion will hold H. regular weekly meeting at odsans Forth
ma Hall, No go Seeond-st, MONDAY EVENING, sept
30 at o'clock Every citizen Of the Wad desrous oi sns'
tainne the Government, irrespective OF psry orgnhAhohs
il invited to be prescott. r. L.. LAllREMORE,
inw,N SrrvLR7 Secretary President 3
american Institute Farmcr,s Ciub, viii meet
at it, Rooms in the COOPER UNION. THIS DAY MoDdav
sen 80 at II o'clock NJ Subject Fruits, Flowers and
VEGETABLES of the Season" Admission free.
JOHN w. CHAMBERS Rec. Secretary pro tem
Artificial LeRs (PGlmers Patent ezteudedl the most
useiu hraatifn aud approved HANDS and ARMS OF tho
fret qualify; FEET for limbs shorteDd bySHf DISEAsb'
conley aud useful IN scou aud sppeaIance. Address
DI. u. ID. HUDSON, No. Clinton Hall, NJ 4
A Camp Meeting, held on the jth Sept, alarse mum
her peop. were assembled the gound the meeting was
interesting The Rev J. RICE preached the last Sermon
from Judges vii chap q. And there stood every man
ia ps about the camp and sl the host ran ana
cried, and hed'' REV. {. BOHEA' Elaer IN 0hmSe'
Oyster Bay, Sept. S, 1851.
Brady,s 9th Regiment Gymnasium, No 20
St Marx spaee 8thstCLASSES for the season loT Otns
men and Lads iu GlMNASTlCS, CALiSIhbNiCS
SPARRING. Sc. will commence on the lst ol O.mpe,
Ladies' Glasses TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and sAIUh
DAYS Ladies and Gentlemen invited 10 cell and inspect
the Gymussium &C., where circulars and M particulars may
be had ABNER >. BhADh' fiopiletoi'
Columbia College Law SChool.-The next term Of
tls in,litution commences WEDNESDAY, Oct 2 at No.
81 The classes win be organized O'clock
uli,aous for admission may be made TUESDAY, Oct
l. "WEDNESDAY aud Subsequent days, between tho hours
oflO O'Clock 8. m. and o'clock ?. m
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For Washington immediately. RECRUITS
WANTED FOR THE THlRD REGIMENT EXCELSIOR
lSeklesl BRIGADE Good able-boded Wanted for this
Regiment which stationed at Washington building lor
6csons Inducements for Volunteers Pay l3 per month,
ard families provided for Pay and subsistence
signing the roll Extra pay when at work for
htcatonE 100 bounty when bonoaby discharged If you
DO to be drafted up and sign the roll
Apply to Lieut.. PENNOCK, No 600 Broadway.
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To crown this closing week Of The pefoTmsnces fth, per
hap the popular and attractive s-tsss who has sp
pesrrd the New stage the management has pleasure
IN announcing an engagement. with the celebrated spanish
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Wants.

A YOUNG LADY, who has been engaged for
IN number Of years tescbsr among the Indians Ia de-
OF obtaining SITUATION; has had considerable
pcrence In taxing Of pupils both In ard out Of school,
please address TEACHER at her residence, No. 138 VII
hin-st Newark, N J. -
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WANTED--A situation by respectable Girl
w as CHAMBERMAID and WASHER and IRONER-
good city reference her las. place. Inquire No. iJ3
lst'sy.. corner 9&sh.st.
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Having been supplied by the Secretary Of The Treasury,
avn now prepared TO furnish TREASURY NOTES, bearing
the OF $40 per cent per payable 70
order required aud Of tho various denominations mmed
aely upon deposit therefor in gold current fndsNew
Yoik, Sept. "a 1861. NORRIS kErCHUM
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-12
Gen. William =. shermaEn Insane.

Gen. William 7. Sherman Insane.
The painful intelligence reaches us in
such form that we are not at liberty to dis
credit it, that Gen. W. T. Sherman, late
commander of the Department of the Cum
berland, is insane. 1t appears that he was
at times, when commanding in Kentucky,
stark mad. We learn that he at one time
telegrapbed to the War Department three
times in one day for permission to eyacuate
Kentucky and retreat into Indiana. He also,
on several occasions, frightened the leading
Union men of Louisville almost out of
their wits, by the most astounding repre-
sensations of the overwhelming force
of Gen. Buckner, and the assertion that
Louisville could not be defended
The retreat frona Cumberland Gap was one
of his mad freaks. When relieved of the
command in Kentucky, be was sent to
Missouri ard placed at the head Of q brig
ade al Sedalia, where the shocking fact
that be was madmap, was developed, by
orders that his sUbordinates knew to be
preposterous and refused to obey. He has,
Of course, been relieved altogether from
command. The harsh criticisms which
have been lavished upon this gentleman,
provoked by his strange conduct, will now
give way to feelings Of the deepest syDpa-
thy for him in his great calamity. II
seems ProVidential that the country has
not to mourn the loss of an army through
the loss of the mind of a general into
whose hands were committed the vast re-
sponsibiity of the command in Kentucky
Gin. Commercial.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-12

b3~ Among other measures talked Of at
Washington, is the reduction of the pay of
all commissioned officers. This suggestion
is said to emanate from officers now in the
army, who are anxious to ascertain who
hold their positions for love of country and
who from mere love of money. 1t is not
intended tordisturb. the pay of non-com-
missioned officers and privates. We have
always thought thatthe pay of commissioned
officers end privates is entirely out of pro-
portion, especially in our volunteer SYSTEM
where the officers are generally selected
from among the privates, though we doubt
if the matter can be helped at this juncture.
Let the officers be held to strict account
ability for their misdoings and that of their
mes, and their salaries will be earned
every dime. But SO long as they are per-
mitted to do SIS they please, pay no attention
to the comfort and discipline of their men,
and appear to have no interest in anything
except their salary, the latter is unquestion-
ably too high.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-12
70 rrsvsIsr. and Boarderg

The american House formerly the Pa
vilion) corner of Water and Sycamore
streets, Evansville, Ind, has, since its open
ing, had an unparalleled run of patronage
The proprietors are ". H. Bo1coURT form
erly of the City Hotel, and J. ]. Pillsbury,
formerly captain of the steamer Masonic
Gem.
The house is newly furnished and fitted,
and is we'll arranged to accommodate the
public. Prices in accordance with the
times.
This establishment is located convenient
ly to business, and is ia every respect a
home FOR the wayfarer. NoE. 2a-dsf. E
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-12

go We learn by gentlemen on the
Charley Bowen that when that steamer
left Padueah on Tuesday morning, General
Walace's brigade was on the point of start
ing on sone expedition into the interior.
The brigade was to consist of the 18th In
diana and sth Missouri Zouaves, an Illinois
regiment CT infantry and one of cavalry
The destination OF the troops was unknown,
though We may rest assured that if General
Wallace is at their head, the rebels had
better be wide awake for squalls Much
time and skill has been devoted to perfect
ing the two Zouave regiments in drill, and
We arc confident they viii make their mark
the first tme they have long-sought OPP
portunity. We will wait for the next news
from Paduesh with considerable anxiety.
In connection with Wallace's expedition,
we understood that a regiment of cavalry
crossed from Cairo, and struck off into the
interior.