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A Military Revolt AT WilIetr's Point.

Late on Monday night the people oil Flush
ing, Whitestone and vicinity were much excit-
ed by the report that there had been a revolt IN
Colonel Legendre's regiment Of New York
Rifles. stationed at Willetts Point, and that
several Of the soldiers had been killed.
Captain Cresto, Of one II the companies o.
COlund Legendro's regiment, Is reported to have
been offered $500 " bring away his company
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Tm SrAATs ZEITUNG SUPPRESSED AT THE
Posi- orFIcE.-The yesterday morning issue Of
the Stats Zeitang was stopped at the Post Of
flee, by order Of Postmaster Taylor, and was
only allowed to pass through the mails on the
most earnest prOtestaions of loyalty to the In
ion by Mr.. 0ttcndorier, the editor. Mr. Tay-
Tor has tolsgrOPhod to Washington for further
instructions.
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LADIES WHO AkE TROUBLED WITH PnPLEs
Blotches, Tan, sunburn, or any Disagreement Of
the Skin, should try the Rain Of White L.lls,.u
which is to be had at 40 South Second st., williams
burgh' at the low price Of ?5 cents Tor bottle. Hs
an excellent preparation.
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n,irhh Onlcinl- scrIou,,, Committed.

washington, S.yL 1O.-Thc Go,ernmcut La,
received adNi,c' from Trinidad, dated August
IN, toy which It appears that on the 8O,h Of
July Tie lrvutccr sumter sailed boldly into
the lThOr aui reported herself to tho aut hori-
tie, "i that island ~ being on a cruise, anil since
,he succeeded in getting out Of the M's,i.sirni
River had already captured no les. thin fl
American vessels. The Sumter landed pris-
oncrs in destitute condition. Contribution,
were made for their immediate wants, ami caro-
would he taken Of them until they could he
shipped 10 the lntcl States. She was allowed
to supply hcr'lf with coal and other necessary
ouihi, WITH the consent and approval Of the
Attorney -Genurl. The British liag va, hoi-tcl
on the government tiiS-s,ali for her arrival.
Cause for thr Arrest al Sullivan, Counsel
for the Pirates.
The Secretary of Stat has addressed the fol-
lowing letter to DANIEL LoRp, Esq;
DrrARrMrvr or STATE,
" d0hWg'on, Sept 10, 1861. (
SE;-l have received your letter OF yc,ter-
day, relating TO Algornon ). Sullivan. a politi-
cal prisoner, nov in custody at Fort Lafayette.
THIS department is Ostcssed of trcls6u1Lle
correspondence ct that person, which no right,
or privileges Of llwyor or counsel can Justify
~ excuse. The public safe will no, admit Of
his being discharged.
In view oi the many representations made TO
me IN this case, pray your excuse for giving
this letter To the public.
With great respect,
Your Uls dent servant
WM. IL. SEWARD.
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Cause for thr hrrcs, al Sullivan. Counsel
for the Pirates.


LousriRg, S,p' 1o.-A dispatch from, Nah
Vile sans that Parson Browdlow ami on havc
been arrested at Knoxville hya secession officer
from Nashville. a gentleman inform, M that
,-tcnsloly the charge il for circulating Helper,
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ASormU PRNCp CoMNG.-rhe Prince
de Joinrille, son of Louis Phillips EX-King
Of Franc, is expected to arrive here today in
the steamer Persia, bringing with him his son,
who is 10 enter tho L. 5. Naval Academy.
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Every woman thst has not tried PTLES o. X.
SOAP, should do su II once over four tAuusau /
have tried it, aud prom ounce Il the King Of an
S,Aps-haying no rival for economy aud ab1r.sl.
wing, For sale hy gro,ers everywhere
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GREAT BARGAINS IN ENGIsn CABpETINGs
and Oil Cloths Elegant Fall patterns OF brussels,
spy and Ingram Carprs Oil Cloths, Mating, &c.
at great reduction in prices All goods priarSnteed
at HIRAM ANDERs0Ns, 90 Bowory.
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LEGAL RKPORTs-TURsDAY.
United State. District Court.

The Glorious Fourth on board The Sumter
Daniel j. Strout ct. al, rs. The Brig Cuba
This action Is brought by StrOut the caPtai
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"s'on, NcPt 10.-Ihc Maine Eth Regiment
COL strickland, will aTiyo in New York to-
morrow forenoon via the Stoniugtop Inc.
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SPENCER COUNTY, Ind, says tho Rockport
Democrat, has sent out for the war six compa-
MES OF lOl men each, besides hundred moro
men who are scattered through various Indiana
segiments,
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
"a Having lad siN roots of teeth extracted y,thoIs
ieelng any pain whatever 1 can ghoeriglly RECON-
mend Or. i. JAY NlLLEkS OF 10 Grand st. la all
un.urtuuatcs tuhrriug trum aching tretA-Nrs H.
iouEhH' u west IStl' 81 sell 3'iGG
A RllFlClAL BONE FOR FILLING AND
"a rcmodcing teeth however badis a .c.,,si -,
hrhfn, ptt Ia soit, without pain, col ? of teeth,
ana MNrti'd for life, G. u. CRAWFORD Dem
Nv :, Ain.ly ~ Oh second block from Broadway
SEQ 2+aC'll2
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A RTIFICIAL ROME FOR FILLING Am

A RIIFlClAL TEETH INSERTED FOR
81; bone filling, 50 cts; silver o. cts aud upwards
6eth exu acted without pain, 25c, by pr. j. 3.
CONWAY lh' East 4oth St, bet % and "a aves.
al20 2Llc'ls
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NM uuf..Tuc ll''d QI,lt,-, uI o.. D. "a, -,snt
l7h Teen 'eW"V'd i'"m Sew eva H'eIt .. 10 Ne
''' Pcol' a. rot. 90 Churv .., where th, hts ur-
81 i' b. m''t will lnfu,,tc- lee c,ud .trd A
g. ~ e"'d, reliable m.I, arc Walt.d - t.,ri ing
,ii,rr. rrly ...I4
10 Recruits Wunicd To Join ihr I'D RrKt-,
IN'' l'."i u ,sio, tul. NELSON TAYLOR CON-
ma u".. Icy vii uc Spit.uri uamr,llG y 70
JON ne N'gt. nov ~ the -'at .t ..nr. Apply ut
'h'r J." J. 'ut. PENNOCK, GIn H. alAny. Pam g,
PRIV eel i't hmm d.io 8. 500 bounty when no
morally discharged. srlO s.lri
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DR. HOY1, DENTIST-lIAS REMOVED
-. - hom Sg2 Bowery 10 9O7 Broadway 8 door aloys
soth g. Pun sctts Of teeth pure silver as low AZ
Us; do, gold S23; platina $50. Artihoia bone al
~ amalgam, % cts. AL work warranted.
SEQ 2lac'l30
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tOih 1.-THE members Of tho SiNty-nintb
WHO utHf" To sctNe for tie war are rUIucst,d TO
sign u 9 r'll 1T III Avenue 4 a'sp rt,spr. tab
y, ung men We. ing 10 john. JASPER NJ MuIr-
II, Capt. Co &, q a. Rrgt VOL gg
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uiy.pAHy N.,r,C.s-

GAtb Regiment Attention H.-An
h,h'i,ts of tii- Cou1 any. s.l trre wishing I.
lu 30, are t'u,s'gd g. attend ~ IL, tfu.tcfs los
Mulberry q, th- morning. 1T 90 A. ~ order u
los JAMES LONREY, CaIA
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Tvs new sieame II 'niuras clci d ya,te--
day for X y W-ot and Honduras, and Is I'D N
be intended for 'h" ct''lc tr.d. So '... "a
Key W. for tre Government al"..rq t.,.'y
Of powder md stnfe,.
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guide. % u .Ndtay, S'It. D., 'dl hereby auth,e
re JOSEPH O'DONOiIIi T. To- tc.Iuit t,T o.. q.
4ih u Eu'it | ISL R.L df. u. " the 4 ,iy ~ %
ui C'Itun uiu' rv, will to ass -t,ncr of
licuis Join OtONNElL JOYCE and DENIS p
lJ BkE. THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGUER a. H.
vel a. NINA duE ~. Re-: ucuL 81 P.s.le.-
ln + i.t ths ouiupiny ne ion tor sgu.t nv. 1T
~ i ton ~, lGi & 'tilam t. iId 1T The ,n nrr II
ThDmron ard Amty ,t. JOSEPH ODONOJ.
Hue. CnPan comma ding Coo, ~
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WATcHES, JEwMRY, DIAMONDS,
AND sILvERWARE,
Bought by @. q. ALLEN,
Al0 Broadway,
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oO,h Regiment, or First Regiment Of the
mn III 'd' lev mo. TO- fiits are ,nut,,; for
J. ". Alpy ~ the u adqlartcr-, a. Pr,uec a. or
w. lic'ii. MlllI, NJ tie tcnt m the PAX. CAJd
TllOS. sCANL1S. W
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Com SrrcrAcLEs L"-1--y.stcrl,, n1rn-
ing, N Gren~ .ch ave uc or Eghth stree,
wc,t d Bo,dway, e1g ave. on the tip r' -"
low, ~. Nj. T., 10 &. & T. july II, 1855 d"
Tic finer will les rcw.ri,d by l',v.nS them at
the Ofhcc of tho C,illrcu', AID ) cicty, Clla-
(, M
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PEorosED NoMrNATIoS ron MAroa.-A
meeting Of the friends Of SAMUEL HorALrSo.
Esq, was held last night, as we are informed,
in the Second Ward, to set on foot a movem.n
for the nomination Of that gentleman for the
next Mayor q tho city. Samuel Mcintyre was
appointed chairman, and S. b. Tuck Secretary.
It was stated thai Mr. Ilotlling was unani-
moJsly nominated or NJ by the Tax
payers Party q 1855, which nom n, tion he
then declined IN publishei card, gu aceyuL.
Of biz heavy bus ness engagement.
o, motion Of Putntm Pirc. E,i., ). ~
unapimously received that Samuel Ho'tl NJ,
Esq., lie recommended for the next M,yu- e
the City If New io.k, aud that each iuiiyt1ud
present. vii do all that he 10 .s,nInl, cin fJr
his nomination aud lc.' on.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
DAKEI,Y FOR SAL

RAkEll FOR SALOON ONE or THE
- lct thoi"ughiHcs ~ NV York, with lea,e Of
,.',N' N"lsc' wagon and route; now baking .,u
- ~ - '.l'7 l'er week, and can be doubled Ivy
!Hy one INT uuiersiat d. tie business Army Il
". ~ Ciy NJ ''-' 20 Wet a1h st. bet. BruaiSiy AID
bcli iis'l5i
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IT L I l-TEETH-TEETH-T AM
20 ting full tcts ut So and 40 part sets % cents
lfI tuotn ted half the usual price; bone I'LL
ins ~ yts. 9sl li1wery, opposite filth strect.
selO 2iac'li3
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iitr KEGISENT v v. voLJrNTERRS
All 'mbci- 4 TINS rcgimrnt now IN Nrs Y,-S
or 10 Virty u rel oft tu"m- elves ~ tue C.,nn n
lnstu't "u, ~ Sa-sd,lc ON or tcinre the lyn sd
atcr " Itch dA.c sl sbsctcrs ~il b. reSl rtlsd ~
descit'tr.
by order n
G NIX. LOLlEA
tol. Command ~ iitu H,smsgt Wv
sci I'i2I -
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RAkERY FOR sA1E-A FIST cLAss

hhciy for sale, located % G.oiAlyn on ,,as
,' t' Jest BUSINESS avenues The hlkcry is n Nv
81 hS good business. this H. rnrr chance ~ Il
W. WI ue SOD at a low price. Apply ut MlTCHELL's
'''''''N' Nt'A'S sell 2itH'JO
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T EASE FOR SALE OR TO LET-TuE
case IT q e Odd sto. g, 90. O: Drlpcey ana sbarH
stS; pat y. "" premises has bocn occupied as a
II We st fr plumbing aud !Dcksnth estahIialn
in' Tie lat - years. For anything IN the above
line or the rag h1s ucss, Il l no equal ia this p,rt
Of trt city. Oar German otilcus wal do vol 10
L"k after tbs chance. Iuq,uIe in the stove store.
sclO J'Ii6
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DRUG sTORE-FOR sAIECIIFAP T1E

IDhbp 'iOiNI-fOh BALE tliEAP, Tux
H''K q hNiurtS oi neatly httcd up dug
store. TIE reason fpr sci ing is death in tbe fstai
~ Apply cor. Myrtle and Yates ayes, Brooklyn.
HeiO3'il9
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~ LNING SESSION.
On the ro-assemhlmg Of the Convention AT
o'clock, Edgar McMullen from the Committee
ON Crcdcntial-, reported the delegates entitled
10 seats in the Convention, AMI submitted fur.
thcr report ON the rejected Albany delegation
again refusing thrm seats, on the ground slrly
that they represented a political party, and not
the people.
Aiter much debate resolution was adoptai
appointing a Committee OF two from each lu-
diclal District on Permanent Organization, with
instructions 10 report the name of the tempo
rlry Chairman as permanent presiding officer
a Committee Of two from zach Judicial Dis
triCt was appointed to report 10 'olutiuns
he business Of proposing nominations was
referred to a committee of six members from
each Judicial district.
A delegate moved To amend Nv appointing a
Committee Ut Conference. (iroans and cries OF
mo, no, which prevented the amendment
from paSsing.)
mnent organization, reported the list Of Off
GER:
President, Hon. Thomas g. Alyorl Vice,
Prcsidents-lst District, Frederick A. Tall
madgc, Waldo llutchings I'd, Lucicn R'rlscy,,
John b. llaskn Sd, Henry II. Martin, T.. j.
Hicks; ith William Clark, A. Holbrook 9th
William ii. Shankland, Willarl Cross Gtb
Roswell Crandall, i. A. Bodies; 9Th, Findlay If.
King, Henry w. Taylor; sth, Harry Wilbur,
lrson Nickeron. Secretaries-lst District,
VIM. /. Frost, I'd, a. Miller; 81, Il. NJ. Griffin;
4th, j.. II. Cook; 9TH, l.. W. Hall; 9th, w. S.
Lincoln; 9Th, Howard Thompson; 9Th, Carlton
Sprague.
a committee of three was appointed to select
place Of meeting tomorrow, and the Conyen-
tion then adjourned till A. Nj. tomorrow.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
NEWPORT NEWS.


THE Crooks" CELEBRATIoN.-The annual
gathering of the Brooks" took place on
Chfistmss eve in a rookety, between earth
and heaven. The members convened at
eleven o'clock, every "Rook" in sable gar.
ments. After the greeting ceremony and
retrospect of the past year, the table was un'
covered and they eat down TO repast. The
solids having given place TO fluids, toasts
were drank. Those absent In the army were
duly remembered. A refrain was then
chanted to the deceased rocks. This was
done by the members kneeling and rocking
to and fro. After the usual Shrek and as
the fret streaks of morn appeared, they re-
tired to their respective Rook-nests, where
they will remain until the next gathering.
CoUHC1L PRoCEEDINGs License to keep a
cofiee-house was granted to Sebastian Mall
zacber, on the payment Of one cent Claims
amounting to $75 were allowed. The Com
n,ittee on Law was instructed TO bring in an
ordinance providing for superintendent Of
prisoners while working out amount of fines
and costs, in conformity with the late amend
ment to the City Charter.
AMENDMENT OF THE Cry CHARTER. --Ac-
cordiDg to an amendment of the City Char
Ter, at the recent session of the Legislature,
the jurisdiction of the Mayor and Marshal is
extended one mile beyond the corporation
| limits. II also provides that persons fined
| Tor city ofIeDses shall remain in jail at the
rate of fifty cents per day until fine and cost;
arc Maid
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PoLICE CoURT.-The sudden change in the
weather seems 10 have had the effect of in
CreasiDg The number Of arrests 10y the police.
There were nineteen cases-Drincipally tor
drunkenness and disOrderly conduct-befOre
Judge Satin this morning. ..,...
The tIst case on the docket was that of
Thomas Smith, soldier, who was arrested
for drunkenness, and striking a negro. on
Vine. street, just because he was a Niger"
as he said. Fiped So and costs.
Daniel Leain was sent to the City Prison
for ten days on the charge of drunkenness,
and Daniel Foley, for the same Offense, was
fined $40.
William Osborne, an old vagrant, was
provided with quarters in the City Prison
fer twenty days.
Anna Coleman and Lena Kusche were arr
rested on the charge of disorderly conduct.
Lena is the terror of all the policemen her
muscle being OF very superior quality. The
IffieeF who arrested her "WeIt to grass"
three times uuder her blows. She was sem
fenced TO thirty days imprisonment, aud
Apna Coleman was let of with fifteen days
confinement.
William Robertson was fined $40 and costs
for carrying a concealed weapon.
John Stock6sh, for abuse of his family, was
fned$5.
Charles Sherman was arraigned on the
charge of stealing a small amount of meat
from ShsW's pork house. He is a poor man,
and it appeared that his family was 10 desti
tuts circumstances. The Judge remarked
that Government officers were stealing hun
dreds OF thousands IRON the people aud were
allowed TO 20 unpunished. The prisoner
was discharged,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
New York Market.


NEw YoRK, December 27.--Flour-Re-
ceipts of 9,69l barrels. Market quiet, aud
without important change: sales of 5000
barrels, at So 2505 40 for superfne State;
So 5OGD5 60 for extra State; So 25C05 40 for
superfine Western; So 50(95 rs for common
to medium extra Western; So 1905 85 for
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio.
Canadian Flour dull and unchanged; sales
of 400 barrels, at So 3O@5 40 for super6ue,
and $5d6 75 for common to choice extra.
Rye Flour is steady at SO 50C94 %.
The receipts of Wheat are 698 bushels; the
market is quiet and nominally unchanged,
with trifliDg Gales. Rye quiet but firm, at
SO083c Barley is steady at 70080c. Corn
quiet and unchanged: sales of 1000 bushels
at 63c. for mixed Western, 10 shipping order.
Oats dull at 39@42c, for Jersey, Canadian
and State.
Pork quiet: sales of l56 brls. at $l2 25@
IL 75 for mess; SO 25@9 for prime. Beet
steady. Cut Meats inactive. Lard steady
sales Of 800 brls. at 8@95sc. Butter is sell-
ing at ll@l5c. for 0bio; l6@20c. for State.
Cheese steady at G@8c.
Whisky dull at l9c.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
INKLINGs.


Lieutenant S. D. Williams, Of the Twenty
second Ohio, has been promoted to a Cap
taincy.
Colonel A. s. Patt is here assisting in the
completion of his ZOuave Brigade.
Ctu.tesy--Vide locals of Gazette, Commtr
cidI and Times. .....
A SQUAD of eighty men of the Tenth Ohio
left yesterday afternoon to join their regi-
ment.
Colonel Kennett, who was here on Christ
mas, returned to his regiment yesterday.
The steamer Madison and two barges,
loaded with army wagons, will leave to-
morrow for Louisville.
The river at this point is receding slowly.
A slight falling of snow was perceptible
this morning early.
The Beard of City improvements was in
session this morning, but no business of im-
portance was transacted.
One of the parties brought up this morn
| ing from Warsaw, Kentucky, is q son o.
Humphrey Marshall, the rebel General who
commands the enemy's forces in Eastern
| Kentucky. s.....u
The County Commissioners did not trans
act any business this morning.
| Quite number of persons sought shelter
| in the station houses last night from the in
| cIemency of the weather.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
The Kansas ChronicIes.

]. Man that is born of woman aad enlist
eth as a soldier in the Kansas First is OF few
days, and short of "rations."
2. He cometh forth at "reveille," is present
also at "retreat," yea even at tat 90, and
Tetireth, apparently, at "taps."
3. He draweth his rations from the Com
mi sary, and devouretb the same. He strik-
eth his teeth against much "hard bread and
is satisfied. He filleth bis canteen with aqua
pur0 and clappeth the mouth thereof upon
the bupg of whisky barrel, aud after lit.
tie while goeth away rejoicing in his sta
tegy
a Much soldering hath made him sharp;
yea, even the seat of his breeches are in dam
ger of being cut through.
8. He covenanteth with the credulous
farmer for many chickens, and much honey
and milk, to be paid promptly at the end Of
each ten days; and 10 his regiment moveth
on the ninth day to another post
G. His tent is filed with potatoes, cibbage,
turnips, krout and other delicate morsels of
delect delicious teste, which abound not in
the Commissary Department.
T. And many other things not in the ire.
turn" and which never Will return; yet, of
truIh it must be said of the soldier of the
Kansas First, that of a surety he taketh
nothing W hich he can not reachl
8. He fireth his Minnie rifle at midnight,
and the whole camp is aroused and formed
| into line when lol his mess comes bearing
in a nice porker, which he solemnly de.
claIeth so resemhled secesh, that he was
compelled to pull trggerl
o. he giveth the Provost Msrshal much
trouble, often capturing his guard and pos
sesses himself of the city.
10. at such times lager and pretzels flow
| like milk ana honey from his generous
bapd. He giveth without stint to his own
comrade, yea and wilhholdeth pot fro n the
lank expectant Hoosier of the "IndiaaDy
Twenty fourth" .... .t.i
II. The gIunt of pig, or the Growing oi
cock, awakeneth him from the soundest
sleep, ard he sauutereth forth, until halted
by the guard, when he instantly clappett
his hands upon his bread basket, aud the
guard in commiseratiou alloweJh him t
pass 10 the Ieer.
IL. No sooner hath he passed the sentry
b at than be striketh "bee-line" for thC
nearest henroost and, seizing a pair o
pullets, returnetb, soliloquizing to himself
The noise of goose saved Rome, how
much more the flesh of a chicken preservetl
the soldier"
l3. He playeth eucher with the parsor
whether there shall be preaching in the cam
on the Sabbath, and, by dexterously "turn
ing Jack" from the bottom, postponeth tn
service.
IA And many other marvellous thing
dQeth be; and lol are they not already re
corded in the morning reports of Compan,
u? COMPANY G.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-27
Produce MARKET.


WHEAT-After our report yesterday
decline of 2c. was established, and this morn
ipg it is difficult TO effect sales at the de.
cline; buyers are holding of, anticipating
lower prices; the nominal rates are 80@83c.
for prime red, and s5088c. for prime white.
The sales reported were: 300 bushels prime
white at &c; 300 bushels prime red at 85c.,
delivered; 800 bushels prime red at 8lc. at
depot, and l50 bushels choice white at 90c.
on landing.
CORN-The demand and supply are about
equal, and The market rules steady at 28c.
for new in bulk. Sales of 700 bushels new
shelled at 2Sc. in bulk, aud 500 sacks old
shelled at 43c., including sacks.
OATS-The receipts are large aud in eK-
cess of the demand, and prices are lower,
closing at 2619c in oulk.
RYE is firm, with good demand at 43c.
for prime, with sales Of 700 bushels at this
price.
BARLEY-The market Is steady, with
fair demand for prime samples. at 40@43c.
for Spring, and 4s@50c. for Fall; the 10 wer
grades remsin dull
HAY-We have no change to report in
the market. The demand is light at $l2 per
tuD for prime Timothy in bales on arrival.
CHEESE-The market for Western Re-
! serve Is steady, with fair demand at SIC.
English Dairy is dull at 7@7%c.
| Db mOucIdlt IOChl
| prime and choice qualities, but the lower
| grades are dull We quote fair to good Roll
OF e@loc; prime at 100 l3c; and choice at
| lac
POTATOES-The market is unchar ged
and dull Sales at 39@39c. for prime Ne
shauocbs, on arrival, at 42@45c. from store.
FLOUR-The market continues depressed
and the demand limited and local, at 50 900
for supertine and $4@4 10 for extra.
WHlSKY-There is u mOderate dem and,
with sales of 900 brls. az l3@l31Sc, the lat
ter rate for wagon.
| H0GS-The demand is quite light at $50
| 3 Is, but the weather having become favor
able, aud the receipts during the last "a hours
being only ,760 head, Drovers are not will
ing to meet the demand at the current rates,
but ask shade higher, say So 1908 %. The
market is without life; however, the sales
were:
l90 head averaging 800 lbs 20
25O head HyeragiI 22O lbs ..... 10
$50 head averaging 2lO lbs at t...............3 O6
PROVlSlONS-Me Pork is dull at ga
| 8 25 and not much demand, but holders are
| generally firm. There is fair demand for
Lard, ard after our report ys' terday 1900
brls. and tierces sold at 6ss@7c There is
no trouble in buying at 62s@7c. Green
Meats dull at 2@3c. for Shoulders and
Hams, and 39s@311c for Sides.
GROCERlEo-M Molasses is held with in
creased fitmness at 45c. for prime, and hold
eTs sell spaIingly; 100 barrels in Cypress sold
at 4315c., cash. Sugar firm at 9A9lOAc
and Coffee at l917@2lc.