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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-14

sOgFicE or CHICAGO AND Rock IsLlNp RAlIRo,D Co.
NEwYoRK Dec. S, 1861.
T,HE BOARD Of DIRECTORS Of the CHI
Il CAGO and ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY
bsve this day declared DIVIDEND Of THREE tJl PER
CENT the capital stock of the Company psysbe ~s
Office the 10th day Of December inst The TsnsfeY Boob
Will be cosed the sfserno, Of the 18th ns pene1
on the morning of SATURDAY, the 2lst inst.
FRANCIS II. T0Ws, Secretary
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OBFIcK OF rBE HOWARD Insurance. COL
NEwYoRK. Nov. II, 1881.
nIVlDEND.-The Board of Directors have
TEN PER CENT upon the capital socI PAYABLE At A.
office, No. &c Wsllst on add alter MONDAY Dec D. IsI
HENRY A. OAKLEY, Secretary.
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Frem AlcxaadSia.
sEIsuls or eC00 worth OF GoNrRABAHD.
AlTICLKs.

Captain CooLKY, o, Company II, Of Pa
9th, saving hsard r. . lot Of ammunition and
mis.ii::-...yJ .,c,e5, took Ave mon with him, and
going to the house Of II. RuDp, he found his
Nifs and two daughters At homs. Thsy said
Mr. RupD had gone away on business, and II
they wanted to sench the house they munt
know what they would take before she allowo1
them TO examine. Tho Captain tCld her be
would tsAs no Psiva,s property, and would ex-
anime the premises thoroughly b.fors hs lsft.
Tho girls commenced a perfect urads Of
abuse, at which the men smiled. which only
,uosnssd them the more They denied having
. cellar, but on opening a closet door II was
found TO lead to q dark hole. A light being
called for, they denied having q candle In the
house. On opening the cupboard one was
found, and going down they found seven Sib-
ley tents, one Generals tent, (which was very
fns, and WAS int Hdsd for IsnsrAl KrI $50
cAntsons, and tin and iron ware lJr whole
company.
A four horfs wagon WAS SAINT for, and while
the men were loading up the 'traps," an sx
animation was made Of up stairs. Tho girls
said the IL solent YANKEES should not 70 Into
their chamber, no iodsed; father, or their
big brother, woe only there tho whole reRi-
mont wsuld have to suffer; so ths captain,
thinking now was his time before they came
up from Manassss, proceeded to examine the E
sacred chambsr On turning up their bed
Govern, they found nine knapsacks, with tho
mems names on, (of the "Mount Vernon' COM
/ psny) three ovsrooats, three uniforms and a
large lot Cf plates, knives and forks, thres
musksts, and i've bsyonsts-rather Moderate
pile for nice young ladies to have in their beds.
They woro taken down ard loaded into the
wagon, and driven to the Qasrtsrmastors OF.
fec. As they Left, the girls shouted aftel
them, "Oh, but you will catch IT, wtsn fathos
and his men come back" Father Is an OIL.
Ger in tho Mount Vernon Guards" He len
suddenly one fus May morning, and has not
had time TO come back yet; he will no dcnbt
be pleased at the robls stand bis hopsfu
daughters made Cor. Phiid. lnqmrer.
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The letters Of RssssLL, the special CORES.
pondsnt o. the London TINES. give u some in
formation regarding the rsbsl forces at PEN
sacola and the admirable state Of defence In
which Fort Plcksns ha, bean placed. kussKLL
was psrnittsd to visit all the rebel batteries
and sncampmsnts, and was Afterwards per-
mittsd to visit Fort Rcksns. The results Of
his observations, though he affect, the utmost
inpsrtiality, are not very favorable to the 70.
bel force under Gen. B&Aoo. He states that
the guns on the rebel batteries are mostly Of
small oaliber and badly mounted, and that only
the mortar batteries, three In nunbsr, could
do serious execution.
The batteries are constructed In all sorts Of
ways, and In some the mssssiASs would come
to speedy destruction. Others srs hsors kill.
fully planned. From what he saw, he dos not
believe ths rebels have ammunition for one
days moderate firing. Hs estimates the num-
Der Of man In and about the batteries at about
5000. He doubts II there are even that num-
bsr Of effective men under command Of Cen.
BRAoo.
He is quite enthusiastic in his description Of
the admirable condition in whith he found
everything within Fort ri, keps. The man no,
on duty were laying on rssdiag books and
nswspapsrA and he was struck with the su-
psrior intelligence which their oountsnsncss
displayed. Though Scarcely ssusi In average
height to BRAoG's mon, they showed more Of
the seldisrly quality OF physical power and ell
dursncs. An enormous amount Of work, hs
says, has been performed to protect the fort
sgsi,st . land attack. The officers showed
that they wcro aware Of all the movements oi
the r.bsls, but he |, Of the opinion that no At.
tack on the fort will bo made.
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Nisssllanssus Items.

WIpow WonANs only son went TO nsx-
leo fought we'll, and returned. HIS mother
was pioss and after he bad answered nuu1sr-
Gus inquiries ss to bis health, ETC., said shss
" Now tell me, HKSHr, you didn't pint yssr
gun at ai y Of than and commit ma dss, riGhs
Al la tho Bible, did youl 1t would be - wick
ed" Said he ~ don't know As killed ssy
one, but made eight or ten OF them sqsaf
kinder SUDDEN"
OsE SWALLOW, they say, dossnt mako .
summer. We know good many PsraooA Who
ha, to take a dozen swallows before thsy be-
gin TO warm up at al.-PaHRTIcs. "a
lF HAvELoCKs ABE sucH Coon Imros
for soldiers, Why are they not 50 tt Villas =
A g,ptlsnxn attracted ~ much A.tsntAa ~
' caring bavslosk in Philadslphia on rdsn-
day. A. JONAS SrAsvAr did with ths erss an
brella In London. -
ONO RAnyo Geo. OcO pounda o. ieessco -
, 1910, and rssrly II Gee, ,0c6 In lssS whns "a
1859 her crop amounted 70 "a ooc noEsssS
/ whieh comnsndsd . third NOR sasn We 49, 49,
gAess produced on d. dne h0oo'sa "'s'''
6,lds Of MssylAsds
| Two Pow.nfvI SrE An Exons Leave D4-
%sssr;.s ~ land. 1t u thought thae W.
n,N.., iry;~s lion, ths cotton aslas q fsru esa
h made 70 pods hssvy os0esA
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Au,vaI or The santa 10 Bxprs...

Indernderee June 2i.-Ths Santa ys and
Cannon Csy sIprso arrived last night, bang two
dsys shesd Of sine.
Busir, % d Santa Fs very dull Rsperts from
the San Juan mines oenNnus favorable, aud many
pnSps are leaving Santa Ps daily iOr the dig.
logs.
Col J. d. GaAysoN has been ordered 70 wash
iussou, and would lsavs n one week.
DI. W. 3. KIso, OF The msdicsl dsparussn',
came Out passenger, " report himsaaf o. wsshinz-
On.
The arnissics entered inso bsswssn the Govern.
msns and the CAmsrehss, % the lith Of Nay, has
again bssn broken by the lsster. On the 2tsh o
Nay, . large to5y ofthsn CANA W Htcksr RSnchs
and lro 70 Of lsIgs number et horss, esssls -
shesb.
CalA. DusOAs, q. s.. A., with his ANAL fores
folossa, kt Nc one, wounding .htss. aud ,AkiAa
several EiisoneIv. He luoeesasd In rteAPsurnS
ssms of the ktock.
Oaess u the U. s. A. eousAnus 70 resign, enc
/ are isAv.sg via tbs southern rous.
The o,h and Jsh rsgIsasnis sra reported 70 b'
L wthdnWp.
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Addition nj By Pony Express.

San Francesca, June 12.--1hs ship Syr,n,
from Boston, he's msce her tcord clearance,
carry ing q valuable cargo, consisting OF over
1000 iicks f col per ore; 500 iaeks barley, and
ZOO bales wool,
The ship Bald Eagle sailed today Tor China.
In addition to a yalua bls cargo Of brsad.tuifs
and other merchandise shs caIIiss upwards Of
$37, 900 In U Usasurs principally gcld bars.
Thsis was 10 demand for money for yestsr
days steamer. The a'kst is very easy, snd
| II Is anticipated a material reduction In int,r'
,st will soon take place. Shippers are prspai-
ing TO send forward coin at their own risk
Bankers have offered In some instances 10 sell
exchange at live per cent premium. Very IT.
| tle trade Is doiEg, ard htldsrs Of goods arr
ys,y generally firm, swaiting renewal Of tn
| demand, and the spsculative feeling In tn
market was good, sdviess continuing tsvor
able.
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War NoulS.

Nor Yer Proved TauK.-Ths boast q Ne
rsbsls that they are very brave N dssd.
wHAr 0s.. BuzLxa, . noR Jvu sew-
PrRcs-preu
CooI-Ths Ssuthsrn dronss, Who do nothing
but burn down bridges, calling the Noeth0u.
mechanics who build them "incsndiariss.
War ARE SouTHnH aAPrrAIxsIs hksSsstkt
ern slsvssf Because The they ars both saxisss
TO get rid Of thelr =" honda.
WHAT Gxs. BUTLER n DOWN Sourm vos.-
To give the rebels new version Of The Moarss
Doctrine.
WHEN fHK SEoEssIon BoLDIRHs say thsU
arc ready for acticn. they mean they are q
good runhfsg order.
ARKANSAS has ArrRorRIArKD o.. coo 90
for tho war, and placed the entire forces sf ~
State at the command Of JAFSs DAVE.
CaAseE IN TsMrsR.-JsBF. DAvIs q anx-
ious for psacs, aud bis Gsnsrals sssu 70 b
showing ret'raG deposition.
BEAusKoARDs PROCLAMATION q sstisEao-
tory, not only as to bi, vhsresbouts, bat siss
as to his occupation. He Is isia9 yet ss kish-
mohd.
MoaE News FRoa THE SourH.-In extra
large type the Galveston. Texas, Netcs, an
nouncss that General Sco1r 10 q prisoner u
war 10 Washington.
GsH. RUHroN DasrRorRD $500 worth -
rum, owned by persons In the nsishbor hood e
Camp Princeton, N. J which was kept to ~
bis trceps. The General Is . strict tsstotall1.
"CouLauR LccALw."-Ths Southern ladiss
see the rebellion all routtW de rose'' now but
bofas very long 20 fsar they viii have to visW
II couiew, dc no gr0es.
NAws FsoM THE SourH.-Ths Yankee o..
GERS at Alexandra parade the streets With
Lsgro women leaning upop their arms, snA
81 sing the smiles OF tho ebans promiss 70
free them " q. Delta.
JuDox ARas, of Kansas, has been appointed
ss ont to supeIintsnd all tho Indians Of New
Mexico,v vies Kr CARSON, who Is appointed
Lest. Colonel In the u. g. Army. Gsn.0rAH-
Ton, Col. 0ARsos, and Judge Aanr will -
looai cd In New Mexico, and will adopt msas-
urss for the protection Of the Union msa 4
that territory.
HAvBLoGks HAVING been distributed -
frssly to the volunteer army, s,nambsr Ct U.
y officers wives have taken up tho inattsr In
Wasnin Eton, and have already prsssatsd te
thrse companies Of the U. s: % Cavalry. . fall
! supply, with the regimentsl numbsr and COR
paoy letter printed a the front.
A BIa JOKE PaoA IHE SourH.-Ths Con-
mittss on Foreign Affairs Of the Csnfsdsrats
Statsa in . recent labcr.d nsport, psrpstrsts
associates in the Government Of ths Unite
StatsS have seiasd ths whole f the. Unitst
States Navy, oae half Of which bslesgs TO n,
and design usirg II seaiAst Us" Ths United
States Govcrament Il astuaIly charged Will
having ssizsA its own ships
SourHIlS BoMBAsr.-Ths troops In u
| southwest long for N opportaalty to 70 %
\ wards CajEo, and We ftar THAR patriotic hrvss
will not be much longer reprssxd. Lst ~
, order to march be given, and not Cairo sply
but Evansville, New Albany, Cincinnati, NJ
! ristta and WhsslinS viii all DO taken, whns u,
southsrn mon will be placed In charge 81 Lou
isviNa and regular Communication bs Agsiz
| orsnsd from al point. -Mampkis Rslstin.
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rSs yo.,,b ssichis.a RssI.s.t.

ADJ ian, Jute N.-The Fourth NlchIg'
Realm emit ha, received mGehing ordsrs, and WI
leave ~ 10 o'olu,k tomorrow moinng by railroad
Wa Toledo, DuI kuk and Il mira 10 hArlasur,
nun, bsIs |, its mon, all equip st By hs state
NlIsiy Den regard shis req msnt equal II not
.upsiiSr in mu,els aId discipils W asy which has
yss tf the STATE.
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y,.isd.y .t Sac, .m..,o. .l.os.A pas. le,,r

yb,s,dAy st Sac sms,to. elected Gs. RSs,r
sos ifesid. nt AID app ointsd Cennitsss -
KsoIuttons Tue Cotventicn q almost sxcau-
nvsiy ccwpcssd OF ssathsrr pro- slsysSy ~.
Judge H0Yy76AH, On ths iii. nsp@srU4 =
dssision rrjseting tho neGt suiysy 70 LgrUa
GaArr of eleven Leagues q lad IN 6ssfD-
msato Valley, and ordersd Q asw urvsy. 10
Sacrs.ento City and Maysvills nsss - =.
eluesd in TIE nsw s1fvSy. fI.q
AT fisessvtlls, Va D9sdc ccsnty, vht6& .
chsrgsd % the BsnoKrgRIDon FrOasAaaA
ecr sidsrabls sxcitsmsut tcsk plAes - tks -
inst growing out of tie publioalAsa ~ - -.
torial In the Mountain Democras mskiae nukA
Of the assassinatisn Of Coloas ELLsNe9oD
ard the sensation it esussd. =.
Msst OF tbs bnsinsp houses Withdrew thsfw
Pstro nsgs from ths paper,
The accounts frcH the whsat crop thfe0ra~
oat the state are favorable.
Tbs r,eetjrg & st Albany Oregon, oo thS ~
inst. for the purpose Of uniting the DouosAG
md BRncHrhIIoE wings rrovsd 10 b .
fsilurs, the Dot oLAs rasr refusing TO taks paKt
In Il.
Gov. wHr-IAIER's stdrsss TO the psopls sF
Oregon, ympathisss with the Ascsaionis1D.
std meets with but Htus favor amoag -
people
Coi. Ww. II. WALLACE Sss bssn usninatsA'
by the R,pab,icans tor dslega,e 10 CsaOn0-
from Washington territory.
The stsamsr Otter had arrived with sbsse.
ESQ, eco in gold dLst
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ne Hanaas N. Jshaass.

Acting LisutsIant wABsrxn, who b at
taebcd to the United States brig Psrry Il has,
Lisutsrsn WhnsTHn was on board the fsrsY
when the Hannah N. Johnson vas ssizsi.-
She bad . vsluabls cargo on board, suA was
bound South. Shs Is . fine Ahsrp saiRag
sshcop or, ssd Aitr oopsultatisn, Il was a.
tsrminsl to let her go, - they wore NOT n .
eoudi,ion TO put what was deemed Q sufiiciaaA
trsw on board, TO manage her. L,satsaast
wlBsrI,n offered 10 take her 70 Nsw York Wit
oro man besidss hinsslf and went on board
lie Invited tbs captain and nsss into ths sah-
in, fsstsnsd them in, and than ssnt bis g.
sociats forward among the eleven rsbsls -
board. For four days aod nights, be rsusissa
ln the quart.r-dsct of the sehoorss, aad ca-
risd hsr sa'sly Into Nsu York, whore abe hAs
,inn been ccndsmn,d a. . lawful pelsa.-
Lieutsnant WRssrER was born In New Aanp-
shir. He went to South CA'olirA some ysaso
since and notwithstanding tempting o6Rses ~
Join the traitors, came North, and on the ~
e his sppointnsnt here. bis nils worth olx.-
COO. Wss burned down.
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When the now regiments wsrs called Hsr ~
tue President, commission, corsLtipg Of Gss-
sral Chen Msjcr) Nc Dow rLL, CclonslS FsAsu-
plan for their formatioa. II was agreed -
this commission, and sanctioned by the Bsc-
rotary OF War and General Suorr, that haif
Of tho offioers Of the now regiments shosid be
sspRointsd from the old srny, and the etA~
maks the army ID svsfy respect what Il shssA
be, snd anxious to reward . large uunbG =
nsiitorious military omosrs, sxcssdsd the 60.
half determined upon In virtue Of the rsooa-
msndation Of the oommission referred -
Only . few second hsatsuants hsvs bssa ~
appointed. All ths vacancies are 10 ~ 6llsA
In the United Ststss army. who nay b dssa-
I'd worthy Of prc motion.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Adyrt.ssms.s-Tors sysy -FOUR LINES, sAAusv.
two vo-es o. les, eps dsy, 50 oesss sss 6sya II
s. n.s .ss:. .ss: s.s: ,.. q ~ ..ss s:s An @
marfsgs AID Dtsshs, 20 cenNs fr esch ~
lln.s ncsshiy adyrss snsnss Of four iss, -
sersed 81 tEs conysutsnoe Of The efea ~ ~ 49,
~ inssfdora Acvertlssmsnh reoeiwd us6n r.
tu Sunday. - ''''-1
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MEDICINES.
UnMBoLDy 0UUIN11IxPAlAfIOl

uk1AbOLD'S 0kNUfNBx8xPA1Af
HH1ADoIDp suouu ~ - ssas..
HIAOoLpS suonu ~ - DAssv. "r
nsIaDoIDv vuoau ~ - e~va
1HanoLDp suCHu ~ ~ Drss~.
WADoL.DS Bucau ss nuvs,,@
unADoLDs BuCnu ns Lss 4 naU.
HK1ABotNp BpcHu iss bsnss. q UAA.
aELMBoLDI BU0Hu ssr Dsac,s Bssashna
K1ABoLDrs BUudu scr wsak ksrva.
HHABoLDp BuCHu ~ osas~I DssIA~.
uNNBoID's BUOHU Cor UstvaAi LasasAA
HzLHBoLDS BuCHu br Hsrx q Dsssa
nnApoLDy BUoHu ne mot svs.h.
HEIMD0l.DT BUCHU Nc WsksA.lnaA.
HALMDoLDS BUcHU ~ Dry,a. 4 a. aa..
HKABoLD1 BuCHU ss nNyasoa
HNADOLDs BUCHU ~ HI, b hs nssk
Hn1BoLD's BuCHU sss nssvs.s 4 ns ny,Hs.
sitA tsmporsry ssa.ssns. ~ LAs q AsA
HK.ABolDs BuCHu sss nosuin ~ lsAas-
ssssvisA want u attention anA Bsrr~ u ssasAy
Al sn HssssA
EINALEs-FxMALIs-F
YEMALEs-FEhAI.Hs-yE
vnAI.xs-FKhAI.Is-Y
Fsks FF4ks sSS sS sS:s sS:s FHH1 FH1*
EHEEF EHsF Il: a: 8. sS aay.IH. aaysIHt.
urv ,1xy spOr M pIIoySI Vou
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY. =
EELECTROPATHIC INSTITUTE, 221
II Six IN av.-DespondinS invalids are daily made
siisfTsr PnETrv rns HLstxo y idsEffG "a sE.sDIss K:
,uiy sure Harmless, and unohsstonahs sDseihe, anA
fseases generally. ConsultAtions, dAy Or svsnins,
resL Relief guaranteed els s<Ar'
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DxGULAR BOAT no THE FISHING
N BANKs
Ths FAvorits steamer
CROTON, Carr. JAS. A. Dunnrr,
will reups her regular trips v the BAnks, oommsnoL
,Ds June 2sd and every day darAs tA' ''.'0n rH
Lssvius Zenith It, y R., I:30 A. NJ; sOts Il, NORTH
River, $50 A. n,
NortS Rivrr, stb A N.
leaving Peek S'''a a,ssla Z; r. & NJ Pier T. North
Refreshnsnts Of all kinds; also Lines Bait, 30,
S Be syn,sss nj cT board :. r.sSnshSIs r,t By
the popalsr steward Of this boat. 4 COTILLI0N
BAND Will be on beard, 10 farnhh muAis for tie
This y one q ths mot dsiisktfui sIeursisns ont Of
Nsv Yokk. .aorains : ane s.sy Of the ooesn, q, and
FARE FOR TEE lXCyRSIOH 90 CENTS,
This boes,esa be eha aItered for evening excurstcnA
Csptslh on board jsls i2'lbT
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-27

The remarkable feature Of the whole, il
that the cham m,sht ave been snapped Al
every link, aud ihat ever, INK was equally
important. In ihr Calculation nf the pr.ba-
biiIty 0f any one OF lheM occurrences, q
Mathematician auuid hnd he crance. very
hard sg.,nst The p oDaDlits VI the whole.
II II is asked VIE her .ulficlen ground lor
this high interpo,inm !, T. be dl., ovrrtd in
saving the lives If few wret,hed culprls,
who. as frequently m such Cases. probably
returned to their wicked trade ., ,oon as
they escaped. aud only y. ngd thems.lye,
into dsrprr mighty: me answer s; that II
Is no, ior rs. In our ignorance, To mete ou'
The value o. = human lite, however criminal
in the eyes u Heaven.
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Head.Quarters of the N. Carolina Regiment
Of Wise's Legion.

GssEnAL Onprs.
Having been appointed by Gen. Henry Wise to
Colonsicy 10 wses IrsIon, aud c mi-rioned 20 rass
regiment 10 North Carolina hrfeb, earnest, ,p,i.
those desrous of jninina This popular corps aud Il
ing prompt aud seiive ssfvre uIdst N. chsac W se
10 organize hnhwih mt" companies u Yixi, our each
70 elect their company officers, aud prrIa9 10 movs
without loss OF time Escn eompan, will ronsri ol
onc Captain. one first and .nr sr"nd lieuirnant faul
sefgcanis and four Corporsl snd fhv.lhsee prlvsies
As soon as formed each company will he moved inir
camp ~ Petersburg. va and mustered into service pri
OF to the formation into regiment under the above
defiinsiien.
Being designed Tar panyIan seryire. the regiment
will he composed Of Cavalry. and nine Iniantry
and Light Inianlry companies Each man will prov,is
hims-if with change Of clothes nf durable material
(no, waiting for uniformity Of dress) blanket and
hasersack.
Now 10 the time for brilliant service Come iorw ard
gentlemen, TO the numhe, Of Gao and rome quickly.
WHARTON D GREEN.
Cot Commanding.
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From the Petersburg Express.
TIE HaTrERAs PRISONERS IN NEW
VnlK

We have received the following interesting stale.
menl Of the surrender 81 troops al Hneras, their
anI treatment IN New Ynk iIom ou.
Of the prisoners, who has been released aud ieunrd
home: