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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-03

FouRrH or JuLr AT rHn CoornR IEsII-
rUrE.-At three O'Clock on the .f.srnooa of
tho Fourth Of July, . grand patriotic demon
sustiou will come OIL at the Cooper Institats.
on which ooeNion W. y. HAvKNHrEA Will
preside, and Rev. DIR. K. II. CaAru will de-
liver Au GRAFTON. Tns Seventh Ieginsnt Band
will bs In attendance. Tickets will bs sold 81
twtLty five csnts each, and the proceeds wiu
10 to toe Ladies Society tor the rcisf sf ths
patriotic Volunteers.
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BOARD or SuPKRvuoRs.-'A msstiag
Of this Board was bald On Monday, tsr
the purpoas Of rSsAiving the tax rOils for ths
present year.
From thess documents, 1t sPPears that thSrs
"a an inerssSe over last year In the valss
of taxable real estate TO the GAOGnt %
Al. on 776, As set of TO this, however, the
am cunt OF taxable personal estate has doers@seA
14. .l23 633 97, leaving net increase Ia tAHs-
ole property Of ~ 94S.26i o.;
The ist, ID, 81, 4th and 18th wards are ths
,nlv on ss in which the VAlus OF taxable real
state has decreased.
Tfe ,ax rolls were rSisired to the Com-
nitt,s or Annual TsKSs, and the Board thsu
soiOoiuGd 10 the 9k inst.
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hHoRurrs ron the UsrrsD TssmH RUEa.
-Psrnission having bs-a sivsa 70 raise ~
ruIna Rifles Regiment (,otb) ssv st Pest~.
hscrss, to the maximum nunbsr Of 1916, -
Gruits will bo received dsily,si u. Turn Han.
in Orchard street, bstwsaa Canal and HsstsvN
Two hundred and s,vsnty k the ,uzbsr rs-
auifod
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7zs Soldiers Hyw~s The American Tr.e,
scois.y u Nsv York. have Juss issusd ~ rAs si
disr's Hymns- II 10 . lit,ls book Of o. psgss-
printed on The bsss pspsr. and we'll bou.d. con
tanning - hymns. fhs-s hynns are sxcssdisgiy
veil ohoos.-sdsptsd 70 the various spiri,uN want.
of soidisrS, OF any ol.- of nsn.
Spiritual soogs fcr The camp ground hsv'
besn tssidsrr,uuL II is begi,ning " be undsr.
s,sOd ,hs, soldiers will sing spri,u,l songs, Hshsy
can ss, ,hsn ~ ans. We s.n heartily recommend
,hs lials book Of hynss 70 the ssssnsiop Of ,hoss
bspsvo!eai men, whs wish to do .orsshisg for
,hs spiritual good Of the soldisr.
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ZCIIY MoRrAnu.-Doaths for tho vssk
ending July LIST, 455; increase from lAt wssk.
IO3, from same week last year, %. ASsss
diseases, 26s, chronic, l6i, sxtsrnL ssassN.
Sc, Al. Adults, 1856 children, 2SSi nAiss.
94l; females, pa; eOlored persons, 10.
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Amor roE TsAuoss 10 CeAox.-ft ~
bssn ,usErs,ed 70 have Inspector CArrssrs.. q
our Metropolitan Police, sp3oinssd Chla st Pc
los Of Baltimore. n 10 probably one ot Me 1000
s1pshsaosd police ofhosrs /. ,hls ssu.ty. sud b
Thorough Usioa man toex.
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vAccIsAroS.-on and after Friday ssrt
SGrrtous " Police will be in Attsndsnea daily
(SuI days sNesptsd) trom 12 to O'Clock PM,
to vSccinSts all pGsCns who may apply Tor ths
purpose, free Of charge, at the following Static.
HouRIs!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-03

Bosr-,. .rsiy L. A dstAcbmsnt of MyH
Gonna a.. 4 rgy efa.risd tfs fsrtma M O' pi-
y.u 3 ~ vi on srriv n 'orignt, toe N, depot
pNeC utth fIhs Alysrt, whs.s ths ia .aTsl VAL
sDs pa tnu uTrav.
Tha r,.r Astoa a thA tSu NV rSE'meaa iS
rap d. .,c-4gtsicE. The sscond, o. GOEDoS, =
tEaeAf 20 lt,ys ~ SNurdsy W bS folio we'd early
udEt w. Z Dv thnT'h - ''"'-'
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RRAL ESTATE.
MACHINERY.

NlER YoRR kACHFERY DEPO-.
gTTVFlyS, BPOIIIHa CO.,
Ss2 Pelrl ~ hew York
e. fzctaegIs And pei.lSs
io eyart degHI iIAious II
H,atlp1 lry aud Portable
EfEih FkGINyS AND BOlLERhI
WOODWOLTlI's PLAREH1.
and all othar
RiSd WsfkrIs kAsbiDas.
L.t. q. T7Ensre, Driils
Ribbss Betting
BEgBr9,
COhFOBrrIOh aErAIA.
wtth all othsr srt,siss heeiiul
Ia A0ehina bheV.
1oia AsnHfAesurCu Of
~D. DICKB
CelobrStDA AnEi-t rtrtAOu
FUhOHK
PsEssESs
Rarrfr rGtsnt Ntting Ngehiuer.
Jeffroyt y 'ai,lr- Aculg Hall NAive PUMPS.
Nrtaka o1lAs 10 frast 80, ana "a any otksr Vst
0sbls ArtLks, RlI WA
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Tm Rz are in this city now over $50. ooo. 900
in spscis-An amount Of capital to keep On usAAG
up In war, which wiz last long time yet.
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MEDICAL RLBCTRICITY.

EKLECTRoPATHIO INSTITUTE, 27l
~ giI u .y.--Despso1ins tayAiias are daily n41s
ei easGiPs s1e HLscfgo sgo y i6ssrfe I RE s ss6I H. tS.
only sure, hArmlo, and nohteotionable pocino, ahd
eeAln preventive for female osm plants and chr gnis
diseAses SeerAlly. ConsaltatioaA. dAV r. syenbaE.
troa Rslisf guAraatseA ,sl1 aAAsr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-03

Mn. EYsIHrr's oEATToS,-Ws arc PLEASED
to learn that fJty oenis win gain admission to
tho lau iy circle and smPaitheAtr', on the oe'
oaslor Of Mr.. EvHREIT's ovation on TIE Fourth
u Jaly, and % the Academy Is to DO used IN
tse ovcut--, 1t has bean found ree'saAry 70
cor nance ths oJlorroOs eEsels'At O'Clock
Instead as, prtv.ousy announced.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-03

TIN sEAIs or TIRdrSA.- rhs agent seat
mere to ,roesss seals for the state u VirginiA
uness IA, new organisation, mas s'mPis'sd hs
sisioU, and re'urasd to whsslirg on A'nd'y'
In addiIou 10 tho nOttoss On the old seAis
haze have been aadsA the wsrdI "LlSOrty ara
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uuMBOLpp GKHU"FRRAaAfTUa

HuIABoLDp GKnUUxrERARArU1
HMMBOfiDv BuoHu Or ~ n.aaw.
H1ABoI.pS BUCHu sx n. ua-.v.
nnxBOLov BUCHu sr - er.w<.
H,uABoEDp sUcHu s- ~ pe,yy.
HuABoLDp BUcau hs H~vc-~~-.
rrhrotD Bucnu for Ls- 4 n.-su.
HE1kPos4Os BUCuu sr pu.ss- we.
HKr.kBofDT RUUHu tss Dsnc.h pr.-khs-si
HnNpotDu suCuu nc w..t s.r~..
HnMBoIDT BuCHu ~ asosrd Ds.s~v,
Hm.NBoLD-s sUCHu tor urv-sl La.<k~ka.
EELkDodDv RUCuu ~ Hsyr~ q D>...s..
HxLApoIDr svCHu NJ uss. s---s.
HHIkBoGDS BUCHc 10, w.kanuoa.
HMNBoID's BucHu s.s pur-- q ~ -.
HukBcdD-s BUUuu tos ar-vss~
ansBoLIDs BuUHU ter Pain I. ~ bssa.
HELNBoIDt BucuU ~ ns.v,a.. 4 u. psszz.
vih teupcsry s.se-.sss. .ns Lss = ussA
EuNBotDs BuuHu sOs koeHk - a.s,--s-
ssa-vith vsas 4 ssssso- ~ Hsrr< Wssass
And an sis..~.a
FMkLRs-F ALE,
E1nI ALna.
YskAEas-RBNALns-R
Etss fsis g sSss sSss EEH4Ht FILL
INV INV Az An 81 sS 4yyfka 4yyfkiat
,. ~, ,ruoz r,.a ,ucvrr ~.
sLG onRLArrs nCDmr TO ran sn
FAMILY Suo,nn nm vrr.our
ND fAALh snool-O .. "ifHVof !"
NO FAMILY SHOULD Bn WITHOUT Tt
rr.sye, al lmpscfs< tsen.rsss - 81 $500
% ~. ,,,, ~, .
ssss and sl'eedons of tAs no< assre-'ns sh~ssisz.
usS Hn.MBOf.Ds BxrkAur BUUdu Co sH
sfhotioos and dssasss of ne
uh4h U FhAAA
nv" H'''~ u i
"a. sst.nt ~ ,sas S1as.ss. te. - ~ -,
'>a-.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-03

RxoHANaH or Cor oBL While Gsnral
BuTlER ia getting the blacks, the slAysholdsrs
are getiing Lbs blues
TuH PoiEf oV Rocks vEs an Appropriate
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
EassPLoYsIENT-MaIc.

nhkGOONs FOR THE U. 3. Army
~ wa I'D 100 youse mea 10 whom hsrrs., equ'p-
m ntr rslions, co'hisg and medical stspdasoe VIII
b. urn ishec. With Rso1 pay 70 esoh scidier. Az
ply At la9 Hudecu q, os No. Brosdsay. ~ Vac.
ColDIERs WANTED FOR THE UNITED
Dssstes Arny-400 able sodied unmarried men,
heard. eIothine. and medical attendance. App ~
ns prtnoipsi Rsoruitins Rsndezvou>, 9s Cnsshsm
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

HOUSHKnEFHkn
- n.s n 70 thalr sdysntAee y oan a.
y, GORDON, 100 FULTON grs
nRbOKLYh
WnsAN tlsg Nv 1. proosiyr- o. Hsv rort, "
v - eNAN rsA
- sssA, Win ~ bu>6 ~ rsprs-yt1,
rzRD oAm - sls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-03

MOT GONB 10 THE WARS YET.-S.
sS e: 4: isa ,.r.S " SA1SSs sSs e.
pabie thAt b. 10 gtin Il the same place, who're he
,s. :: soa Rag. ss - - S r.. .bs. s. s'SS ss.c. s AZ.
sveEything In his has-AaA ~ astters hpsaf that NJ
oAs sGti.fy An-Prqmytiy IaA tAthnAlly eLooutsd "a
Cha n 4 nsassasbis Ssuas. Ic3l S4As'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-03
EsIPLOYMENT-Female.


TIOJrsRwORK &C.-wANTED, 2 GIRLS,
II one perfest laundress, aud oas to sssis, -Nh-
hns and cleaning also smart y0uns nan = ops1
oyster sud walt on tAbe. lnquife sos foa,tn sc
lsor. i0th Il. yyS Els5
IIELP WANTED - ALL RESPECrBLk
II shls sut ef employ .vc1d do we'll ts call
hls DAY Al ths Metro pol ar Institutst Ne. ~ Sth
ave. bes ith Ard Amity sts. Th.y viii lad .tsshens
son or there than a. any ether piaoo IN TIE. ai:I.
Alss wanted, some sIls lAtely landed k0 s.lM
CKWIFG MACHINEs-wANTkD, PER
~ sons whe gish v i-.rn r. opet Ats en einsrry
P~ins ua.shinso. isrms suly o.. and praeties ea al
pAnt.loccs traao. Inqvire ., DslAnssy a 20 lH
----------------------wTs~ s~----ss-s<
CKwIH0 MACHIpEs-wAHTBD L@oi.a
- ~ leNra y, Oporass su ss~guN ana HasyG
Wtlront and Ct<r sepirs mscht>qn erua heHS..e'
siso all tiodr cf pevtus n1sshiAes b reBt teyus qt
hsedhs snS al lor -sls- q NS neSry - VIZ 49,
c,KWlyn nMAURirFS-WAFTB LkpDS
DE- Issrl 70 orsruss sa s,nsg's and wheslss - WI
pas .evtDs rssidnsS prActioe N portSn - ~
kinAs q vorti tsrns a. Aepf - ~ ss,esn ~ -
yLJANTED-1o,oO 200 LADIES 10 rAkk
w thsh stIav hats " SsI klshth Eve, e,t Seih .ne
Uth sts he-ne1if~e,, az alrn wfrs they eiasn
ts.a so6 vtre iaA ~ bcssnsts or " oguts hat en-.
irsod n rs2arol Ohldrsns bioensn oissnea aa1
Tfes;sd . tts 2rc.ett f.shlon oeansnfns stray az,
sie.ssa sd Altered 70 t.s pre..n, siyis We Ee.
~ hat. % tas prszises h.M dyct eny o,is<. ooz1
sss. az s .5as,' m ssAss aSks i.s 2! sIsteAs IN
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
rFRSW. GAZE IN Anv.uc-

At,wtssn~s-For svry youR LIuns, a.,us
I'VE vv.t., % -. ccs DAG, - o--.s ", 1sr>G II
- -. i.:s. "a. ~: ~. 1!. 3 :. ..ss s. e. {" I" An
msrn<Gs sa1 Ds-ahs, - s-.s - "a, -
hnss herkh sdy~t,ss-.-s q bur nns-, =.
s,sted - Ne senysnienes u ne cRss, o. ~ svrU
e'oisok r. =. xhs s-ashlirAnsss = suaarsly sis-x
% eunfsY.
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TIHE POLAR REFRIGERATION
l. VITA IDtsr AND Water Cooler, Il ti< bsh Pre-
Serye9 o. hsata, 9Th, Vegetables, Fruits. D., Ia nNl
Dr, Hall Of Ne JOsrnAI u aaAlrh. AYS sihe POAaE
IRAITa AND MONEY!
sARrLrrT 1 [nGiSX. YAnaisoipIsrs, M Broad
Way. ksW Ycrk. eie aAAe'i0e
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TO LET.


A PAYMENTS TO LKT - PART or
"A bcr.s, ise we.. sste Il .dedr.bie for . e...
teei smlly. prics el0 per onth. Part othou.e 1875
.ssih f.rt q fSs,cas, .,,s .ts.$ tSvsr, 10 We.
slth Il Appb OF rrenise.. Ja s'1ss
PAYMENTS TO LET -THB PIRsr
bhoor apd baseueut In retr house ~ Laureus a.
rent lov. 1oqu're On fe prryni.es. IN ftH
CRoCERY To LEI STOCK AND PIX
- twss e, ssie-A ,m.ll arc, SAY, stock ard ax.
ssiSSsYs;s ss, ss R 1'' I12Tl.. gs..s!,S Sfs''
HOUSE To LET-THE THREE STORY
~ ias sss sT; ~ st % SOD
GO sqI ~Sh,cEoo = v. i.s el.o.isi
DKNr RkDUCeD-To LRr, IN HOUSE
~ ~ Cr sbg 4, neAr Brecme, the ART acsr, four
rc' ., 'Is, hsr or 'sp'r.t.. ..,a lrt, f.an rom
w 20 'onl-co,. : 2llt On The prsal,ss. btf.
pOoMs ~ Lst-PIRsT rLoOR BAsE-
~ men, SUD tss rooms In ATTIC Of The two ss,rT
trieN awe It's, tnCsnnen 81 Iuunlts In ths snios
oI'.s! me- T,sss rS sac w''s OF " karts 4 si,n'r
NTORE 70 LBr-A sToer TO LEr,
.~rta.;s,. & rqa'fsS.. .sHspis' f4t . min ssry,
ceciectiausr,, or arr ofte' light husln - InQuifs
tSP , 4'5 Hudson It, ia The Botanic p,,. a'ro'
NABpE avn FOUaD.
CCoUNT BoOE LoST--s5 INWARD
5''i s:E :.SSSiN JOAN ~ g. isooSs ;s .' Il .sS'
tee H'rkc, D1.ls1
| COw FOUND D-kO1ICE-CAME 10 MY
- pl'c~ =. ttn We s-d lsh Il cns 10 Ii so~ ~.
| ~ =, cs1 h'N. tes es paiinS ky @, h'Af
Mach. Jals !. 1851 i'tg. w
N0G LOST - STAYED FROM TIE
~ p'onis |. uuAstn Ct,v NJ a, 1otos,r a .
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"READT FOR THE SERVICE"
ItfGty-sisA hoGrS aotios.
A srAND o. Oob blRs
bs POI rosuistoui.
eoaaprzanS
yUrD DrArns
srAru
COAT or ARans.
loeethsr wsah hs
rAR TANoIED 5ANNKn,
stsaA, Bslbs. ke.. a..
ks.Ay Tor the seryiss,
Osn be fsraishsd by
Ao0MMAS MLLRh
No, iei lsSso.s q, Osu tA ths II raid oss.
lsfd 5s1'b
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LETTER LIST.

r IST OF LETTERS RkaiAlNIsG IN THE
- HsrieIn Post Oiioa, July Ist 1891. PNsssus
oAliFg will please aRk fot "AoyOrtisod Lottor."
A Tden~a AnnAdchOs Mr Abbot hiohael
~ lane AtekaIrop Mrs Arnold Mn
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MEETIGg
Of the Nt~ No-
q a at 10 N .
tdAv PsfuirF j
" ENGf PtsI
Ident, 30 y
jyiqp
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SAVING BANKS.

A TLAsTIc SAVINGS BANK, CHATHAM
"a .sr.Te' @ Q. SL ss. sovsry; oIsu S ahg; u, pesssS @
allowed, IntsreA eommspses yuly Ia. n. D, YAI
PELT, PrM1 JosRPH r. ooornRs See UHs
.. BAu.kY. Tcsz. bs9l s<Ae-lse
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PAST RIVER SAVINGS BANK. No.

Nov Yerk, Jane, 1891
Divisenk-Ths usus semi annual dividsnd. At tbs
pHts of six Per e.nt per anvun, on all sum from ~
~ ek0O anA ave per osnl % Fums over e60t viii bo
pay shls On and at.I the 18th u July psKk
Bank oyeA dairy from ~ .. 10 p. u, and On
THURSDAY sv-pioEs fron o TO oelook.
hsney 6eps-stsd eu o. before July isth, vfn draw
r. ~" - PRfHR II TITUS, rrssaeet
1CHAa. A. WHITNEY, Secretary. jsss e'ls
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rIrUTlOI
IN NlAsH
| DTAfs c-i
10 IslAn |
on d. iof |
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o1s0 a. S
. Rez.1slxE,
n heh tis
fNIryv ,
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aAaA.
...........eTo
n..ss..s... 80
n:: ;.:.''''''.' e
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for a Iond tSa
rGTigT tf Cbaih
|nLs Is ,hA. the On
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DEA0vAL--THE NEW YORK
INDYKrG AND PWlHrIN1 E5IABIISHtIANr.
Works oA StStsn IJAnd. IS DuAes st, Is,t - John
q, New Ysrk. Rra1eh eisieeS-To0 Broadway, Now
Tok, ana ~ PLsuepsat Il. Brssklyp. Jalo ylso'ltf
SSTAAMERTKG CURED-OS RECEIPT
~ Of ss,I I'll send Instructions by Vboh Eas
eur-d myself. One houTI practice Of tns saAe vii
I'll N fund the money. Address II. A. BtRTnnL'
MEX. 90 Johns.. iys b'iO0
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sRKENwICH SAVINGS BANK.
Ma Ia Al uth ava snr Of MaxnriH HlaAA.

HARIBERy SAVINGS BANK, No 1
Thirs svcnue-Intsrest will BE- pah on o.
or Jrly n ali depc.it. N this inssltauoa entt
Atheretn, at the Aks Of sIx Pm CKET on all suus
s5Os and uudsr, ana At the rate sf Five Per Coat.
.sIgsr sunoants.
IFrIRnsT NOT wTrHDhAwN WILL BHAn nTrRBsI
nos JuLI lsT, SANS A DKPosIrK.
THOaAB b SriLI4hAN, Prestdent
nAAC r. SMITH, BeertAry. JYl rlU
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N4Ipw avn FOUasS.

ACCOUNT BOOK LOyT--t5 INWARD
II Isss, eaNudsv, Iniy / N Nowsry, = bu. c tsts
seo' gst bS.k. JOAN y, AOoSB s,sr " v.,N,rs
tee ~ rkgi Dls'lai
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PAClkR10.

R BIER SRI
d bi inc ., ~ z
Id AZ Alf it' \
III wsek. Apl'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-12-14
Another "shsrp Engagement. >"

A depatch from Fortress Monroe Of the 7th
inst gives the following account Of another Of
those desperately bloodisss engagements for
which that region is getting to be somewhat
famous.
"'Phe steamer S. r. Spaulding arrived here
this morning from Hatteras Inlet and brings
intelligence of q naval engagement between the
u. S. ganboats Stars and Stripes. Underwater,
Putnam and Ceres, and two rebel gunboats.
Bett0een 20 and 30 shot and shells ,oere fired on
each side ,OithOut doing any damage. Several
ell boats, to which Capt. Howe replied from is
guns"
This is almost equal TO the fight at New Port
News the other day, where the firing was kept
up for two hours without the "belligerants"
coming within range of each others guns
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-12-14
Winter Quarters.
couraging.

II is generally understood that Gen. Nc
Clellen has issued orders for the establish
ment of Winter quarters among a large
portion of the army. While there can be
little doubt that this is the military policy
so far as part Of the army is concerned, it
il must not be understood that it in any
way interferes with the advance of the army,
or its progress to Richmond. Asa gene
raj thing. o course like this would be an un-
! popular one, but we do not see how it can
be well avoided The necessities of the
| army are such that il will be necessary for
the oheers In command to make arrange.
ments for the comforts of the soldiers
They cannot expect 70 maintain an army
in this incement season in anv snpthero
climate north of Georgia or Florida with.
out comfortably housing it and whether
it is concluded to detain our men for the
Winter on the banks of the Potomac ,he
Rsppabannock, or the james, il is certain
that their residence must be made as pleas
ant as it is possible for it TO be.
We can aaurd to wait. Every hour {
delay is loss to the enemy, and gain to u
Washington is even now q grand camp {
instruction Our volunteers are cOheete
together, armed, drilled and uniformed, an
taken away when occasion requires. Som
of our best regiments are now on the Soatf
ern coast, and many of the most effieien
troops in Kentucky, Maryland, Wester
| Virginia and Missouri, first learned 4
handle the musket in be defence Of Wash
ington.
We trust that oar brave fellow
across the river will be speedily house
from the cold and raia- Ii is utterly in
possible for Us TO suppose that in theG
fierce December days we can trust on
troops 70 the inclemsncy Of the weathe
without having q frightfal mortality lisi
Winter quarters do not mean inactivity an
delay, but simple humanity and pruesoce
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-12-14
Southern News.

The Kentucky Provisional Government
passed an act taxing brokers twenty-five
dollars a week who charge a discount on
Tennessee and southern Money. -
The Richmond Examiner OF the 30th ult.
says that laborers we're being hired for the
immediate construction of railroad from
Centreville 10 Manassas.
r. w BosnalI and James Orr were elect
ed by he South Carolina Legislature TO the
rebel Congress.
Tue Norfolk Day Book says Gen. Scott
will soon be in the South after the manner
of Mason and Slidell's capture.
Gen. E. Sparrow and j. T. SHINES have
been chosen Senators to the rebel Congress
from Louisiana.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-12-14
Port Rersl.


The troops under Gen Sherman have
been engaged in the most severe labor since
they reached Hilton Head labor which might
have been performed by the slaves If the
policy Of the commanding general had oil.
lowed him to take advantage OF the aid
within bis reach. Hilton Head Island is
nov in course Of thorough intrenchment,
storchouses are building, aud fne wharf
will soon be flushed. Beaufort has not
been occupied, aud 1t appears that 1t is not
likely TO be Tor some time. Important re.
connoissances have been made partially
completed and entirely abandoned forlitica-
tiuns were found The expedition which
has recently been fitting out from Port Roy.
oil was to sail soon. Much inpatieuce is
fclt by the troops because they are not al.
lowed to take Savannah and Charleston
The destruction of cotton by the rebels, 10
order to prevent it from falling into our
hands is wide spread,
Advices fiom Missouri relative to Ben
McCuloch are TO the effect that he has
gone into Winter quarters, near Bentonville,
Benton Co., Ark. This gives the lie to the
mauilestly improbable story that he has sur
rounded Gen Sigel at Sedala. The Reb'
el Hays, with 500 men, made dash into
Independence, Mo and seized oil the horses
belonging to the Pacific Stage Company,
besides making general coufScation Of
oil property belonging to Union citi
Zeus.
A party Of exosperuted citizens ofSedalia
Mo. Attacked gang of returned Rebels
from Prices army, under Cap,s. Young anC
Wheatley. Ten of the Rebels were killed
or wounded. Among tue killed was Capt
Young.
Gen. Prentice at St. Joseph, Mo-, ad
dressed large crowd OF the citizens of thai
place, declaring in the most solemn manne
that be would compel every Secessionist
there to take the oath of allegience to th'
U. S. Government, or be would set then
at work in the trenches of Fort Smith
Tho speech delighted the loyal, but
sent CONSERVATION iuto tue ranks of the trai
tors
The news from Price is that be has NOV
cd short distance from Osceola with 9
Tart of bis force
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-12-14
The Case OF the Nashville.

BY the arrival Of the Africa at New
York we have full paticularS of the steamer
Nashville affair, which was briefly referred
to by telegraph. The circumstances of the
case are these Tue rebel steamer Nash
left Charleston ou tue night of the 95th
OF October, ruuing the blockade. She pro.
ceeded TO Burmuda where she was allowed
all possible privileges, the commander aud
officers being treated with all Kindness and
attention by the british army and navy of.
6cers there stationed, and every facility of.
torded for getting coal aud other supplies.
The Nashville sailed from Bumuda upon
the 5th Of November aud on the l7th fell
in With the American ship Harvey Birch,
Capt Nelson, bound from Havre to New
York, and having the American a g flying.
A shot was fred from the Nashville 10
TO bring her to, and the order given to
haul down the United States fig, which
was doue Capt. Nelson was then orded
10 60 on board the Nashville with his crew,
which being done the Harvey Birch, was
set on FIRE and entirely destroyed. Capt.
Nelson and mate were allowed the freedom
OF the ship, but the crew were put in irons,
and in that condition carried to Southamp.
ton, aEngnd, where the Nashville arrived
! on the 2lst. The oath not TO bear arms
against the Confederate States was offered
to the men, but they would not take t. At
Southampton the prisoners were set free,
but were not put on shore, they being
Obliged to charter tug boat to convey
| them from the steamer TO the dock. They
waited upon the American consul aud Capt
Nelson afterwards went up to London ia
see Minister Adams
Capt. Pegrsm, ,.of the Nashville. made nc
defense of his conduct except upon the
principle Of retaliation upon the Federal
Government and the Northern States -
He put his steamer alongside the docks al
Southampton, saying that she needed re-
pairs, and at the sailing of the Africa she
was still there.
The action of the Nashville in going into
an English port after having captured and
destroyed a valuable prize belonging TO q
power friendly to England, is exciting q
great deal of comment, and our minister ia
London is very properly moved in the mat
| ter. Capt. Pegram holds a commission
| IRON the feoeI BoFeInuen'Iup tue st1ehSlu u
Of which he claims immunity from intefier
ence in England Upon landing, he #ent
up to London to consult with the rebe
Yancey. That allowing the Nashville tC
thus enter an English port, with the rVOw
ed purpose of fitting out as war TesSe
against the u. s. is q violation Of EIglist
neutrality, even the English papers elnnol
conceal. They attempt to justify it BY say
ing that they must treat the two beliger
ants alike, but it is evident they are bolst
ering upa bad cause. This however maj
have an important bearing upon ths cast
of the TreHt. The Nashville affair is Oa,
of which our government has cause Of CON
plaint, and il is highly probable that ever
if England desired to make trouble Of on
of the trent affair, she will be very ready t,
let one Offset the other.