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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15

Mr. Dubois will also sell, on the 10th, 18th, 2lst
and ODD inst, about 100000 Of various State stocks
assets Of Illinois banks in liquidation.
The Central Railroad Of Eew-Jersey has declared
a quarterly dividend of q cent, payable ON the
10th inst.
The money market is active, but the supply il
abundant for all the wants Of the street. Rates
harden little, bat some v cent loans still I'M
disturbed. The current rates are 697 cent or
demand and for gIt-edged paper.
The subscription for the National Loan at the Sub
Treasurers office at Boston, for the last week, wal
over $500, 900, which is much larger amount thar
in any preceding week. The supply Of small notes
$50 and 500, has been exhausted.
The Etna Fire Insurance Company Of Hartford
has invested $3.50, 600 in the Government loan, snt
Col. Colt $l5O,0OO.
The subscriptions to the National loan, at the Office
of Jay Cooke & Co., Philadelphia, amounted las
week 10 about $500, 900. The whole amount Of sub
scriptiOns at that Office thus far is about - $50 600
| The bank statement Of weekly averages shows
some large variations on the figures of the previous
week. The loans show an increase Of over sever
millions, arisingout of the Government negotiations
The mercantile loans are lower than they were las
week, and do not much exceed 800, 900, 900. Th'
reimbursemcnts from the Sub-Treasory for Treasur,
notes sold to the public, and the receipts from the in
terror, have given the specie reserve an upwarc
tendency, and the figures show an increase of owe
81 100000. The loss is now only about 81, OOO, OO
since the first negotiation with Mr. Chase The de
posts show further expansion for the same reason
that the loans do.
| The following is a comparative statement Of thu
condition of the banks Of New.York City, Oct
and Oct. IL:
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THE MUSEUM AeUARA.-A number Of large suA
costly crystal tanks have recently been ADDED 3,
Baruums Aquafia, and yesterday these were stocke6
With Curioas collection Of strange and beautiful
fishes. Among the additions are two fine Paradise
Fish, which appear almost TOO delicate 10 long eur
vive their changed condition. The former specimen
describedby US was injured ia being taken and deds
few hours after it placed in the tank. The new
ones arrived safely, and may hold out for time.
They are diamond-shsped. of the size of a ladys
hand, thin as wafaes, With singular plumes, from
which they obtain their name, and their peary scales
display all the hues Of the rainbow. The BALBOA
Fish, too, Of which there are number, with heaAs
Ike little horned owls, and bodies covered over witk
priekles which swell themselves up occasionally till
they resemble ohestnutburs, sre quite curious.
The Moon Fish, thin as the Paradise, with round
body not unlike pale fall moon; the Southern Car.
snx; the Unicorn Fish, another thin fellow, with
a blunt angular head. tspering body, sides marke6
ike tortoise SHE'LL and horn on its forehead which
g erecs dspresses pleasures the spotted Codliag
very striking the StDgray, or Devil Fish. whose
TART ia death; the Geometrica Tetrodon aud the Sea
Toad, are also among the novelties These, with tho
Seal the Sea Lion, the Turtles Sickle.
JACKS, and host Of other fresh and salt water curl
'sities make the Aquaria the most attractive of Bss
lum's wonderful collection. II the great Snowman
would only extend this branch Of bis business might
e made really popular and instructive department.
If the Museum.
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To Mariners.

sourH ASERIci CoAsr oy bRAEiL.-RAyoLIiSg LIGhI on
SANTA BAEBhRl, AhEoiHos isiANns-OihesL 10
lie Maine Department al Rio De JsHs9 la. gwen n tee
si light Il exhibited from lighthouse rSeehyy essea On
and Of Santa bzbEa one Of me Abiohoa ls~u OIL ns
'V A. jssf g. revolving whte light attaining is greatest
brisuey every minute IL placed at an elevation Of lss
fee ,hoSe tie mean Of the aud should he seen in
ci,si weather at distance Of u miles l. -, a..
The Illuminating apparatus "a d0plnc or by Iense' Of He
lie tower which circular .nd surrounded by dwelling
i mn ups ,Tmouaisd BIZ brouze ls1tern The position
OF The eastern 81 nuii Of the is!And is-
Low Low .! % q IL .. ". Of Greenwich.
REyotvSG Liqar o. PoST4 20. NAgykAaADos- =.
Pouta ~. Eauirgsdo the southern bar Of St Catherine
Pre- HIGHT !, revolving white light, attaining m Creates,
les FEET above he level Of tho and should be seen In
clear weather a. a distance Il 10 niles
The Illuminating apparatus diopte or oy lenses OF 'he
The tower (, circular, and it, position ia sysa in
Lon Lon :. 4so - "a s7ow ofer.envieh
By ord.r THORNTON a. JENKINS, See'y.
Tr,ssuly Department Ohce Lighthouse Board Washington
City, Sept -, ls6l'
IA, ON B,,c,y syAry NoRrH cossr -FnEp AND PLlsH
ING Lear RyADEsKILG Official Information be, 5sen
received a, this oce that and sitsr Tho 2oh Aug ~
sht would be exhibited from building recently erected on
semo' tho western extremity 81 The entrance o. ne
Ma Sr lns' Of 81 SSn In te Bsy Of Biscsy
The g 10 hIed and flashing showing alright haAh every
nr ,es nj, placed ~ an Of $40 eet above the
level Of the sea aud should BE- visible from the dock Of
ship In ordfa state Of the weather At distance Of -
e but only through the horizon Of lo7 degrees to
The urn.ng apparatus ia eatadioP,ric, OF by lenses Of
the third order. l.,
,nl n :, from, the center u the keepers dwelling TO
sh II IS feet from the gronnd All the buildings including
the lantern, are psllied while. =,
Tb tower stands 30 yards the Of the seq In lat
3o 2 4O' ~ Ion 70 o. Of the Observatory oil san Fer
usndo al Cadz, OF 50 = To- w. ofOeenwieh. nc,
AZ ordrr THORNTON A. JENKINS, Sec'y.
TeSsury Department 0ss Lighthouse Board, Warrington
City, Sept. 10, 1861.
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STILL Another sLyER.-ous after another the
masters and mates who have been most actively en-
gagged in the sayetrade from this port are being cap"
tured and confined by Marshal Murray. Time was
when il was the rarest thing in the world that
slaver was taken, but with Rynders that state OF
things passed away. and now hardly week passes
without the arrest of some of these piratea gentry
On Sunday William Garnet, mate Of the SLAYER
Buckeye, wss arrested by Deputy Marshal Ander'
son. on warrants issued In the usual way. Mr.. MUIR
ray has been in search of this eulpt for more than
month"; but without success, until the oicer chances
to meet him he was crossing one OF the ferries 20
Brooklyn. On being taken 10 Police Headquarters
and confronted with the United States Marshal Car
nett asked in the most innocent manner possieies
on what charge he had been arrested. And wneo
asked if be was not the mate Of the Buckeye no
bandly replied that he did not know there was any
such vessel. "Ah p said the Marshal, that is re.
ally unfortunate. But perhaps our course OF treat
ment for a few days viii refresh your memory.
IL is remarkable fact, notice, that
YOU SLAYER chaps have very short memo
ties. Several, however have wonderfully in-
proved in this respect after two three days Of Dr.
Sutton's treatment" So Mr. Garnett, like many
another precious Beul YVES fVShSu ny eSeaNy vs.
safe keeping. Yesterday morning be had glmmer-
inc recollection that there such vessel as the
Buckeyes; but as to his having been mate aboard,
that was all misty and confused. Perhaps BY this
day week--or say, for instance, when he sees the
haldozen witnesses the Marshal has TO confront HIM
wi.h-hs former official connection with the vessel
in question may be more clearly defined IN bis mind
The Buckeye cleared from this port for one OF the
West India Islands but en- route slipped over 70 tho
Coast of Africa-whch lay too handy to resist the
ehance--and got full cargo Of negroes "nlcn wsa
safely disposed of to Cuban spectators. Her Cap
tain-the man Booth, who was recently arrested
and is now being exsmined--came back to New-f0rk
with clear conscience and pocket full OF money.
neither Of which, unfortunately, are likely to avail
him in his present predicament
The Marshal yesterday arrested Is Of tie crew OF
the SLAYER Nightingale board the storeship Rehe''
Of the African squadron. These men served Oh tne
Nightingale, and, upon her seizure, they were pun
on the storeship, their places being supplied Oys
prize crew. On the arrival Of the Relief al tbs Po,
they were taken in custody, and are now locked W
for trial.
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SINKING OF scHooSER-Two MEs SUPPosEo
TO BIZ DRowsED.-On Saturday night, the schooner
George T. Brown, Capt. j. Lyon, which was lying
in the East River about FIVE hundred yards from tho
foot of Twentytnird street. sprung leak, as is sap
posed, and sunk. Two of the crew, William Smith
and Andrew johnson, who were in charge OF the
vessel are supposed to have been in their berths at
the time, and TO have gone down with the vessel.
At least nothing has been seen Of them aimee Caps.
Lyon was on shore on Saturday night and knew
nothing Of the occurrence until Sunday, when on go
ing down 10 20 on board be saw that there wss no
vessel there and upon closer examination discovered
the spars Of the sunken schooner sticking above
water. sho had 100 tuns Of coal on board, and was
about to sail for New-Hayen. She will be raised.
when search will be made in the cabin for the
bodies of the missing men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15

CusroW-Housr-The receipts at the Custonl-
House are increasing. Last week the amount rss
ceiyed from duties was s2sl, OOO on goods With
drawn from warehouse, $4,000; from other
sources, SIS 900. Total, $4,000. Heretofore ths
goods removed from warehouse for domestic con-
sumption have been largely in excess OF the direct
mportations but now, as will be seen, the reverse
is the case Nothing will be done in the way Of aP.
pointments or confrmations until the Collector 70.
turns from Washington.
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CoFcERTs BY MISS BRAIsERD.-Bss Maria Jrain.
erd, assisted BY Dir. Geary, tenor and DIR. Glars
w. Beames, Pianist will give series of SO cot con.
certs this week in Litchfed County, Conn.,, COM
mencing in Washington this evening, Goshen Cea-
tire, on Wednesday evening, and Woodbury., on
Thursday evening.
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MARRIED ID.

Ht-ST-WHYAT-A Gutford Port Cosn on Thursday,
oct TO- BY a.. Rev Mf Bennett. Chas. N. Huui TO Mics
YnmaE Wheat ali Of wilton, Wes,ehsster COgsJ n \.
LYMAE-TLG0ARr-l In Eulsia Penn on TEuIsiay morn
inE OCT D ~ the Rev G. Strong Of C0utsrtport Penn
Mr. A S. Lyman Of Osweso Penn. aud Miss Rachel Tag
cart o. EGluit
TfTUs- FSF-Ou Monday Oct. II, Al the residence
Of the bi3 fsiher BY Fuuds ceremony David Titus 70
Annie NJ suzAisr Of BEN. II. L0weue, al Of BrooESn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15

LECTURES FOR THE Seasonal course Of eight
popular lectures in aid of New-York Regiments, 10
procure come necessares not furnished by Govern
meut, will be commenced this evening, at O'Clock.
at Irving Hall. The opening lecture will be given
by Edwin Wbipple, of Boston, brilliant and fss-
cinating orator. He has consented TO reproduce the
address that chained the attention Of assembled In
teect at the late commencement at Yale College, on
Grit" Let there be a full house. Rev. II. w.
Beechsr, j. G. Holland, J. w. Forney, Z. II. Cha
pin d. D., and others will follow.
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The following sla,ement shows the average con.

The following statement shows the average con-
diton Of the banks in Massachusetts out OF Boston
for five weeks ending October ): Capital stock,
s28 937 500 loans and discounts. $i5,74O,539i spe-
Gle in bank, slf75575; balances in other banks
payable on demand, 81 545,7O7i total amount due
from other banks, $5,Ojs SOL total amount due to
other banks, 1881 2l6i deposits, sSol6,6s7i eircu-
laton, 81, AS, 40.
The receipts and shipments Of produce at Chicago
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Arrived.

Brig Peerless (Br Scaling 81 John n D., days lasAs to
seh Howard Csrk Key West Is days, to master sepL
IS lat q TO- ~ g. into by u >. fgee otodc
cusnx through buW carr, inE sway orecastle house
frlsl and did other esmsge obliged 70 pat back TO
repair damage The L. s. steamship RchmoDd ~ss on ron
Jsaerson ss IN eg houls-s vel; tie lIclmonc hAd
been on coral 80 houTs but got OF after lighter
g herr received dasge abe bad plot on board al the
time.
sshr MARYLAND Bowen Alersnda Il days. via Delaware
pairs having exp-Tepced very heavy weather drIng which
aud split D stove galley carried away fore boom, and
received other dAuiago
schr stephen Hotehkss (of New Haven't Petite Havana
10 days sugar Tujo Russell Was days N Of hatte
r, with sons ~ gales split ansai and both jbs, clicked
scr J. w Rumsey (s-rnas,ed) Taylor AeIsndTls days
coal. Experienced heavy weather. split foressiL
sehr Exchange -, kiaslhsven4 days stone.
sehr. Con gr-ss Mitchell, Mschss ds -, laths.
scbr J. ~. Bsylrs Thompson Phisde phA = days esal
Sch Eam4 HOtchsss, scare Albany, mdse Tor Boston
schr w b. hstcaG Burton Albany mdse for Provide
Steamer vulcan Morrison Philadelphia, Tndse TO }. ~
Bhgg-
Steamer =. w BrOoms. Foster. Baltimore, md'-. to VIM.
Dalzsl.
steamer Comet, herman Philadelphia, pdse. to L0psr
ss,msr sehrev.r, Adams Baltimore. md'e to william
Steamer r. willing. CaypOOI Bsl.lmor. md's. to William
DalkelL
sAILED-Oet It-sLips A Foster Msrssiles. HarrugAn-
sctt Hsvro Ocean Monarch Liverpool Grace Wouhington
(BrD Houdurss; 0roilo. HAVE. Banks Howard Havr5
Eitr aud Ms4Lu5e tBrcmenl London. Briss G. T. Mard,
Dunkrk; MbN rukre, huvyltts fIehorn, AntwerP schI
L. A. Reed. barbsdor'
Also steamship kArnEI tBT }, Havana.
Ako u s. steam transports City Of Richmond and star oil
the South.
wISp-Duripg the day, NV.
Tgv.ytu No vvas Mordav moruiua taken on
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Albany Live stock uarket.

Fng TRH NNEk ErpiNG Ger IL. 1901.
Tho foowi. & the report Of the state q the Live Stock
nsrket-BuI9t,, Sheep aud S~ine-si West Albany Oct
~ isoi 81 raa By special reporter from pettoIa o5sef
yafioui
m. r.eer, by the SswYoit CeatrAl Railroad, sud now
sale or ready Il arded 30 the Newiork and Boston
afErts sre - i5loSs BuloSk, 4<s5 sheep and Lsno'
". Rnll.ei. ~ r.d,d :, Moor.,. Gallup, Hunter.
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Receipts Of Prodnc. t.

Der l4--3a4ls DBL, Flour SO Do Corn Meal 1'G beg,
do 755 bbli Ntsky 1900 bush. Wheat, $4,000 buh
Gem st3 DO OI 1853 Bailey, sl5 Dc. Malt. $50 do
SEEDS. IS page Ae "a do. PrOvisi0ns, Isl DO Lard 93s
k.ss do
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MINIATURE
un-Rssss.6:lO lSets..........5;2l Moou-Sets. 3;I5
BIGH WATER
andy Heck. $50 Gov. Island. $40 He(5sts. 1921
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CITY ITEMS

IAs AcADrhr.-Tbis morning the sale Of saak9
for Mr. Uilman's benefit. aud Hermanns isst s,;,..
but two in New.York, will commence a. The 40.
my Of Music.
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loci. 20. ~ IS. sats99T % sl9.eIO 81

Earnings from Jan. | 70 Sept %: ... -,
leCI - O7O 56i SO 1862 67Slie OF Inc. Sass 81
The statement Of toe Chicago and Northwestern
Road earnings for the first week of October, as pub
lished in the evening journals, is erroneous. The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15

us~s l. Re ter nj,
dfsyrgI or satsnt a Western shippers 70 those ho buy on
spreg .,n m to New ri ard Boston mste' besides The
us, nufbsf cod q al 10 Albany and Troy butcher
sHEEP Aip LAuHs--Ths supply of sheep and Lknibs THIS
.rei 10 h srgrr than Il this day rest and The piee
IN, that nearly ell Lsye cnAnErd hands quick mostly
70 New buyers The Pile l., for those sod % -
bead.
live weight dcou.icd Hcss l. sc.
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IAdvsriisemsntJ r,,p,ovuyu1.
YarxG MEN THROWS OUT or EMfL ~ 80.

unity 70 .sIsc, zsw q, .sIeh ss' wsT Ne
PssssoioaIe. 's,T .ss, .ssw les. whs.to de-
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Disasters, 6c.

NEWPORT, Oct IL LOU.
The brig John Hathaway nom Rio gsneHo, hH A''eui
vessel and cargo AL right by Telegraph
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Cincinnati Gazstte Gays:
In 1851 Ike all the other Northern and Weisrn failosds,
ne Csvs.11 arc .s oossp.5 To- az. insom, bond. ~
heavy discount ito earnings fell OF 90 heavily that di
S Sefo ,msar,s osnS debt Ever since then, bs net
earnings o the read have been tpped to the liquidation OF
ibis debt and hetn months reduced TO something
iiie $4,000 The condition q the property then 50
promising and ts traffic so good that some wealthy and So
Boating debt by funding IT, st believe s. cent The
fell through in consequence OF the oisus created
by the first Of Diunon IL 10 now poohl that II
win DO revived and n IL carried through the resumption Of
dividends on this steck viii follow matter Of course Last
Ssy Interest Expenses &c This yssrit viii do better
in consequences Of the increased seVy Of the bTesdu'
movement
At Chicago financial matters have become so
steady that there has been scarcely shade OF varia-
ton in the Money market for several days. perhaps
weeks past. The price Of New-York Exchange re-
mains az former quotations, viz: Outside and Board
Of Trade rates, par Sl: the banks charge premium
Gold premium for round lots; retail parcels a ]
y cent,
There is very little doing in paper outside the
banks Rates may be quoted as nominal at az v
cent y month.
THE 81 Louis Democrat remarks;
hs onev market vet unsettled and what Is TO be the
result Of tho present struggle for life of bankAee iunds 90
ponds upon the hrmnes Of the people, VINO are nov " open
There are no established rates for exchange OF gold but ths
bsni drew "a very limited ounts 10 customer al cent
pfein This Ies the present value OF btnksbe funds 10
morrow II may be something else
The Cincinnati Ga=ette Of Saturday says:
Financial sasis prosrs. smoothly and comfortably Cor
r,pcy n h AIR 1upuy but sufficient good paper 10 offered 70
ieep Il fully empoyed and while bankers are not orsHpea
for means they net ourdened with Idle capital hse'
interest are hrm at lOdl2 Y cesL -, Ia,
There only modersie BUSINESS doing IN e1ehtnse, vu'
the supply and dsnsud being shout equal the matsI
tain, Arm tone, rates remaining " par buying ana
selling.
NoxpAI. Oct IL 1871
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msven,onts Of 4, 9ce sE sseEu'erss
Rasnsnrera Arri1.d

In 'ah, HODa,d, from hey HesCspt Crork lsto Of shiI
Ceres.
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BURNED TO DEATH.-On Sunday night, ~ w s ,,
O'clock Cs,hsrins Moore r .hout yea. ,s.s ss SaTasd
reside Of No $50 East Thirty fourth a1s she
10 death by her clothes catcAins hIs at aree ~
Vas slous Ia the house 81 txs sime Of the ocsa'ie
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MOSpAI Oct. IA. isel
AsHRS-Ths demand modersle and prices rule seso' a.
o. q for Pots aud Pearh
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lacfeEsessssss pFt'O' -
The following is statement Of the earnings of the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Com
pany during the month Of September compared with
the 90 u,e neriod 81 lsst va6r viz.
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Tie iccspa a., well more hsn lest week A. d Tia
rssrtst much 1t.. active. sud buoCks selling To
buyers fo BssoI and ohsr Esssrn IiIte;' Piece have
advanced ado' lic & n gross upon ihs Questions
Eiyen Ia ssi r,ToL -,
Ths foio~iaS the .,n; ra's' p u live weight either
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wINn-purlpr The day. W. Y. W.

TsEsHtr RocHaHHHlu was on Monday morning taken OF
the 81 Balance Dock for repairs She will DO stripped re
cssAsd aEd newly cOppefed. =
the sanl
The national Republican., 1861-12-02

THE CHRONICLE AND SECRETARY CANERoN.-
We notice with great pleasure the change in
the tone of-<he Sunday Chronicle, on the sub
iect of Mr.. Cameron's endorsement Of Colonel
Cochrane's mode Of conducting the war. Sud-
den conversions are not uncommon and are
sometimes profitable. We hope now to have
the aid of our able contemporary In sustaining
the Secretary Of War in his manly and sensible
course as evinced by his late declarations.
The Chronicle, after citing Croswells and
Dickiuson's approval of Colonel Cochranes
and Secretary Cameron's views, says:
$50 much for the especial friends of Breck
inridge. We have now before US letter.
written by one of the most eminent advocates
OF Douglas. a gentleman who has occupied one
Of the highest judicial positions In the free
States, aud who broke loose from the DEM.
cratic organization, and rejected all the Offers
of the Administration four years ago. He says
az am convert to the doctrines Of John Coch-
rane's speech, endorsed by General Cameron
and you may be sure the WHOLE NORTH Is
NOW READY FOR THIS, AND WILL AP
PROVE IT."
The national Republican., 1861-12-02
MILITARY wIGwAMs.

Winter quarters or otherwise, the Third
Pennsylvania Reserve Infantry mean to be on
the safe side. Nearly ALL Of them are costly
domiciled in species of wigwam, compounded
of sticks, brush, corn shucks, and any other
come-at-able thing; the whole being overlaid
with liberable allowance of the "sacred
soil.' The huts, wigwams, tents, or whatever
else they may be called, are quite diversified In
pattern. Those who wish to know how snug
habitations can be constructed with the raves
material might learn something by visiting thil
camp, which is pleasantly situated on steep
hillside. If all our soldiers were as ingenioul
and industrious as the men in this regiment,
camping in winter would not be very detri
mental to the health or efficiency of the army
The national Republican., 1861-12-02
From the Sunday Chronicle.

PUBLIC ENrERTAINMENTs-W want new The
atre in Washington. Mr. Bland has little
box on Eleventh street, which does very well
as temporary contrivance, and is great deal
better than nothing. But without wishing to
be unknd to the manager, he must allow us to
suggest that there is great room for improve
ment both in his house and his company.
The Chronicle is right We do "want new
theatre" ard must have one The little box
on Eleventh street" is disgusting hole, no,
Gt for decent people to enter, and should be
levelled to the earth, that upon its site new
temple, worthy of the drama and the capital o.
the nation, might be erected.
The national Republican., 1861-12-02
Monday, December I, 1851.
~ Heading Matter on every pass.-ss
To CoRREsPoNDENrs.-No attention will he
paid to anonymous communications.

CoSaRrss.-The session Of Congress whi,h
commences to-day, will be the most memora.
Bile which has yet occurred In this country,
under either the Articles of Confederation, or
the present Constitution Of the United States,
not excepting even the session when The Dec
laratiou Of Independence was agreed upon
We have eight times the population which then
existed, to be Affected by political events, and
the questions now presented for solution, are
more pregnant with immediate and practical
results. .r..
Now,'as then, there Is course of affairs
which Is invincible in its general current, but
1t may be partially modified by the policy o.
legislation, cleared of obstacles by wise fore.
sight, or damned up for brief period, only
TO become at last more sweeping and des'
tructive food. Let us trust that body which
ought to represent the intellect Of great peo.
pie aud great age, will rise to the heigb
Of this great argument" that some Mlrabear
will appear In our National Assembly; ant
that revolutionary events will be met will
revolutionary sagscity, promptness and cour
age.