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EBiPLOYMENr-M.le.
ENGINEER SOLDIERS wANTEp--Cx

ENGINEER SOLDIERS wANTED-CON-
IL prisng usechsnins and intslligen, laborors f,r
rApperS nd rners a the regular army fhsV
mus b sae- -bothcd, ma over 90 ye>s Of sge aba
70 rcd and wr1tA nd understand the fur gr,und
rulss Il nrithmsts. Terms .of cnlissment thrss
ye.rs fN hvn su 70 80 depending on rsnk a.
t.ines, By mssft and ssldriS conduA Also ~
and the usual bounty. Apply - 0 BO-lins oresn'
~ hoor, eygy d,y, be-. A. r., and iaM a. A
eILLhoRR Oats.in o< hnslnssrs, U. a Amy.
Oh S.lOe
T .ANDSMEN WANTED FOR u. =. NAVAL
q serv' o. ApPly At Naval Rendeavuus No.
Cherry at, or s. South st. ocig 2'iii
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,ECITRE AND CoLLECT YOUR CLAIMS

CECURR AND COLLECT YOUR CLAIMS.
- Merchants aud business men realize inmo-
diately upon their notaa. accounts and demands,
we advance cash ~ twO-thirds thsr value.
Builders and mechanics secure thsiT liens and
cash In advance.
Law business promptly attended n.
q. u. HOUSE, Counssllor.At Al Law, l6 wall a., X.
Y. Advice always free. sci u'l21
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EHOR LIVERPOOL - DREADNOUGHr
Il Llne-The splendid ohpper-snip EsCORr,
Cart whtmsn, will positively sail 23d oc.ober
The ships Of the line nsted foe their extraor.
oiRsry speed Fur passage, lowest rates, apply ou
bard Pies Q, North n YER, OF W p. n. DENARE5T,
- South 81. ocla ssii6
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sHIPPlNG.

FOR LTvERPOOL-THB SPLENDID
psckss ship CALHOUN, sails 96th Oct,ber.
Fc~ pas.Alge drafts the Royal Rank Of Ire and
q ply At tus otice Of THOhP5ONs Black star
Line, 2T5 Pearl st. 0iO atac'tOi
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MRS. J. A. WILLIAMS, NJ D., LATE OF
IVl the South, can be found At her ON q ls6 wua
4ist st. prepared N treat al forms of female iseases
unery. oclS t'lO9
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-21

THIS IS THE SEASON OF THE YEAR, when
children tee,hing are almost certain 10 be afflicted
with Dyssntery and DiAHh0a. Mrs. wINsLoW's
SOOTHING SYRUP is never falling remedy Cor
Q diseases, and will give immediate relief from
all pain and distress incident TO the process OF teeth
ing. Every IN othG should provide il for her chill
dIen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-21

WAGONS FOR SALE-S QOOD'SECOND
w hand wagons for sAls cheap, also bssiness
wagons Of every style, with OF without tops, such
bakers, plumbers, min, groceries, fsed aud sx-
pru~dwAy and sab ave. sal s<acsl9a
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.
RIRD CAGEs-BEwARR OF THOSE IN
lTRDs-BIRps-Jusr ARRIVED PRoM

CHOICE BIRDS-CHARLEY ZOLLER,
~ Of No. North william 20, has Just arrived By
the Bavaria FROM Hamburg, With q choice collect on
Of ue singing birls II all the most desirable vari-
etes. Lovers u hne birds will And 10 well worth
their while ~ call and purchAss. ocl1 Aao'iTs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01
q II. WILSON AUCTIONEER.
~. HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
a. WILSON 90. Will sell at auction, on Monday June
8 81 II O'clock ct No West Twenty first atroe near Fifth

avenue
Handsome Furniture consisting OF rosewood paor
Furniture In sstn and brocste marble
top Pier and Centre Tables rosewood Piano. ava,
Cooper Allen MAKERS Stool and Cover satin
dow Curtains Lace Curtains Pier and Manel Arrors
ton and Easy Chairs black walnut Extension Dining Table
rosewood and mahogany Dressing Bureaus arhe top
wood dining room Chairs in rosewood B-dstead Com
NODES rosewood Amoirs.aGlace, Brussels Velvet
pets elegant rosewood Hall stand, pure HAIR Mattresses,
Feather eeds Bosers and Pillows china Dinner and rea
fes able Cutlery, Kitchen aud Cooking Uteusi &c Also
great variety Of other articles suitable rst
The will be positive and friends every
LOT VII Absolutely be sod without reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01

gyEoRGE COOK, AUCrIOSEEa -As3roNEE,S SALE
" Of Furniture continued -qE ROE Ok win sell this
day o'clock the store, l4 Broadway large stock
Household Furniture, consisting Parlor Cham
Der library and Dlnr Room suits Of snd fashonsb
style, rosewood Amor gsce, Wa-drohes Bookcases &c
~ orie- OF C. X. glLsEs Assignee ~ B-ro LEI, seye
rsl nrft class Houses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01

b MOORE, AUCTIOnERR NEW BOwKRg AND OIL.
e. ver street, sells this day 1T IL clock Mahogany and
ws wa Dscsn.e Oyster stsnd. Dssf sagsr
Ware ttore Bath Tubs, Horse light Wagon and Harness.
Morcng Machine Crauaps Chest and Tools Grocery and
Counter Gases Casks. Kegs, Scales, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01

MORTGAGE sALE.--JOHNH BURLEY AUCTIONEER'
M WI sell this day, at two o'clock at ~ Dan street.
marble top and other Bureaus Sofas Beds
Centre and other Tables; Suits In hair CLOTH
Pier and other Hat Racks mahogany and
stands Crociay; velvet Brussels, Three ply and other
ca pets Oilcohs COOKING Stove. Glassware three fne
Watches fine Lot OF Jcwelry Plated Cutlery together
with everything useful for housekeeping By order Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01

IL II. LUDLOW, AUrIOFEER
H. Peremptory sale Of Artistic and Ornamental CarrArs
Marble statlsry Panan Figures Silver Plated Ware Bohe.
mian Glass, PRintngs &C.
Z. H. LUDLOW co. win sell at auction on Tuesday.
June 1885, at O'Clock at 400 Broadway between Walker
and spenAfd streets elegant Carara Figures and
Gups there fest 70 NE sise; also, CArrAra marble Foun
ns ana vsses TOT gardcns ana alahasef
Gard Receivers choice assortment OF Paran Figures and
Groups; assortment Of Plated Ware Bohemian Glass,
French Porcelain Dinner Sets Cocks Oandeabra Bronxes
Also he elegant Painting Love Of the Angels original by
1szzapu. All the articles of latest
highest grade Cwng 70 the times and the heavy coal Of
TO the highest bidder for cash fhe goods be exhibit
non Monday next Catalogues ct the office, No. Pine
afr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01

ROAFDING-A SHALL FAMILY OCCUPYING A
large house eg1bly situated In the weneth ward would
IKE % have pleasant couple TO board with them Address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01

a New and second hand Vehicles, Harness, &c EZRA
LUDLOW Sr vii sell this day. Ct y oc ook at his new
way Rochaways for four six persons Barouches rhae
TONS Top Bugges Light agonf Jaeger and Depot Wagons
&C., both new aud second hand. Also, single and double
Harness In great variety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01

a A y. CRIsTALAR, auctioneer, rs Bowery, will SELL
Menday' June a. 10, clock large and general assor
linen and Marseles ffoch sack and Business Coats;
skin, CLOTH cashmere tAtinet and linen Pants
velvet linen and MAIseilles Vests, also Hats Os Boos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01
DY DANIEL A. MATHEWS 4 90, AUCTIONEERS
ID THIS DAY (SATURDAYl JUNE ], 1861, AT l05s
O'CLOCK,
AT THEIR sALEsROOM, 70 NASSAU STREET NEAR
FULION STREET,

Removed for convenience Of SALE consisting part
wood walnut and mahogany Paror suits brocstel snd
haircoh rosewood Eegeres Secretary and Library Book
caaes rosewood, walnut mahogany Centre and Fancy
marble top Tables Turkish Lounges and Ea Chairs Rock
err, mahogany Wardrobe rosewood, walnut and msho
gany marble top Bureaus. Dressing tables washstands
French Bedstesds Husk and osr oak
Stands mahogany Chairs and Easy Chairs 70 hair cloth
Brussels and ingram Carpets Olcl tbs Lace Curtains aud
Corncss, window shades &c. together WITH Kitchen Utea
sla with which the sale will Immediately
the above will be sold few demiohns OF fine old London
Dock Brandy ten wears old also few OF Vim de ls
Noblesss Cabinet Champagne being the balance of
private gentleman giving up housekeeping Catalogues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01

EDWARD SCHENCK AUCTIONEER
~ 6alesro0ps I65 and 167 Broadway,
SECOND GREAT SALE OF
THOROUGHBRED THO TING HROOD STOCK
AND OTHRk FINE HORSES,
BIZ Is r. H aCHHNCV,
en- FRIDAY, June 7, at IL o'clock
At The Pasture and Fair GrouuLs,
st. Anne'a avenue.
Wes:chester county,
lsSth street. Ahort distance above Harlem bridge.
BE OPENs
For the entry Of sill
ZINE
HORSES, SINGLE OR PAIRS,
WARRANTED SOUND
All entries be made Once before ih inst
severa very valuable horses single and pas B. Mon.
not ESQ and Others have been aesdy snteed Thin
presents opportunity 10 and those In OF
really fine horses before offered Terms sale made
Known at our ofece: The celebrated q alions
LOGAN, NEW JERSEY, MAJOR Low, swEErMEATs,
YOUNG RKvENuE
and Others viii be exhibited the unda Anpis stable
''-' W" No On THE GROUNDS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01

DRowNE 4 NICHOLS AUCrONEERs-THr DAY
10 Saturday, June at Io1l O'Clock at the saesrooms
large lot of Household Furniture removed for convenience
sale, consisting Of Parlor suits in
walnut; elegant suit Of Chamber Furniture black
walnut and oak Brussels and ingram Carpets Pie Gasse
bookcases ktegeres sdebos,ds Library Tables
Gas Chandeliers and Brackets Mattresses Regerstors
Also at IL O'Clock,
Copsabes sale Of first Fruit aud LIQUOR Sal ,on
Wine and Liquors. Champagne kegTs, Preserved Fruits,
Segar Cases. Baskets fcaes and Heghs 9lAssw Are
rated Candy Jars, 4c ocoth, Cocos Mating, Stoves,
Counters,&
puLIARDs-WILLLAM Writers, AUCrIONKER,
ID Win sell ct auction, at l0h O'Clock A. NJ, at base.
Phens best modern cushions been used but month only
chance for bargain.
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REWAHn9.

OK REWARD-LosT, HORSE, A BLACK CANA
The finder recsve the above by leaving HIM Al
Grand street, Jersey City
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01

G1n REWARD -wATCa LOST, MAY 80, A GOLD DE
sDlU scbed hunter, NJ j. Tobias CO. Liverpool mSkers
40 IS O4 has hand $40 yard viii he
pail, for it's return 20 h. stone Jsweer No. 1896 Eighth
avenue
@1O hSwARD.-LosT. ON THE 25rE INsr,. FROH
NIU Ii. Bate sos' III feet long, painted ~hite
een bottom blue seab rsd and upper streaEs
Painted white Ia Nde and !. ats gained Whoever ~i
the shove WIN receive o reward Can a. IL Green gch
treet New Sok PQQI3LeY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01

A rLEAsANT FRONT ROOM SUITABLE FOR GEN
usmsn wshiss 70 room together or sspars'ey can DO
within one block vest OF Broadway. Apply at H1 Spring
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01

A UCTION sALE.-H e. WILLARD, AUCTIONEER-
10 Close &C., without reserve. this morning, at lO
Of GARDEN and House PLANS t~o baskets Of Arr quality
vana segars heerschaum Pipes &c; Holders Furniture
bottled inc and Brandy Jewelry fire proof SAFE Wilder
every article offered will be sold, without any reserve
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05

le@ aon that was rented at tberatc ID
s6|o6rbsl }oqdS for the u,g q Shrs
pe''os.:a Moi fap, K'ppn!f, ~ II
|perintepaed Athe construction ol the goftk
'6catipnSabont 81 Louis, expd1cs'tEc I'll
aegetatsd statements rcgardinssthe cost4.
Of the works, which he energe,ically De.
nounccs- as=-.4ies. !" MIR. p. W. Fox-dc-
clares that he never had any contract tor
picket pids otr caaip aRettlc..; :" Sk'Jniy 1oj
thcse; Articles we.e passAssssl Geea.. the 6rua
Of which he IS member, aud. wee @off the
best quality. Hd also; pf6noatnces the stp.
ry that lie puf}halca for thA Gouorkmeht
saddles rejected by Major McKinstry, "xn
.inf;.m aas aud unqualified lie."...a AMI finally
Mr.. John NJ. Krum asserts that the story
that he was one Of several to present to
Mr.. McKinstry q service Of plate, is an
uumitigated talsehood, and that he ,,vver
applied for any Government contract, and
has never been interested in one, directly
OF indirectly!:'i:1' - ~ t'"*" "a :'4s <'i'ss
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
.EG1f. 9lis - as.t
A Bogus, Document.

j 1--WE recently copied from. TIE c;nca;in::
natl Enquirer. what Purported TO be the
substance Of testimony taken before the
Congressional 1nVestl eating COMMITTEES at
St. Louis, duplicating, if not Gen, Fremont
personally, At least several members Of his
staff and Others Of. lis intimate friends
We are now authorized TO- state that any
/ and 1d every pretensc, that this was the snb.
stance Of tie co!9pmitt tie report Or va. in
any manner euthe e!i, ~ eounten,need
by said committee, or IS, even ! fair sum.
mary Of the evidence talen by that, OF al any
otheg committee, is false, As yet, there
has been no report made Or agreed upon
by the committee, and, no psrson WI wha Il
er outside Of The committee, and, ii; clerk;
has had access TO the 'J testimony ~
1Ta0une, i,,.s i.;.u.. Fs.v,..: 5....>..,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
Gained Nothing, =.

Gen.. Hunter, WIG: has figured and in.
trigped to: supersede, Fremont, and Who re.
ported ( to the cAdjntapt Gcperal that Ere.
mont nt',n was unworthy 70 command. win
make nothing ~ the change except The
bare honor Of COMMANDING &c ar IS i faT
days: r. He has already been superseded,
ie 4 bis turn, BY General Halleek, aud that
General y yin arrive and take command in
Missouri s. s'r probably yas before Hunter Vim
have apy opportunity 70 meet s, al enemy "a.
and 2! wig up9l, any laurels. Il seems that The
goyer4n meg does net mean, Is trust Hum
+ terip command any longer than i ALSO
l4tely necessary, having AS poor al opin-
ion Of bin as ha lad a'!l;s Ct hislate ehief
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
. .,. ~ - j: - !, q y; 'T -!7 ST
OPENING OF CONGRESS.
'''',Ip~- F'it T. 'ri .4-..' .afI:s:si t1,.
Great Excitement lin Charleston
Secretary Stewards Prophecy:

WAsh1NaToN, Dec. 1.-The Senate
was called to order 1T noon, about forty
members present. In the House forty.
four members answered. 'o2:,'sI f2A j.. L.
1.-The committed appointed to wait on the
President reported he would communicate
his message to Congress tomorrow at
noon. $3.50 ~"' - t>:2" 1-'H "''!..:. Z.
Mr.. Edgerton moved that tho PRESIDENT
present Captain Wilkes with a gold medal
with suitable cmblems and devices expires:
sive Of the lii h sense and confidence en-.
tertained by Congress in his prompt arrest
Of the rebels Mason and Slidell. - IL !
A resolution was passed cSpelling the
traitor, John K Read, Of Missouri, from
the House. Also, Burnett, Of KENTUCKY
Resolutions were adopted requesting the
President to order Slidelt; and Mason to
be confined III tslon's cell, as Co.'s Cor.
yoran and Wood had been thus treated by:
-. ,ohol.a ;s9i2S.:;c :2n d}iW H. - il, Ella
~ !. TIE Secretary; Of War was requested TO-
inform the House who was responsible
for the Balls Bluff disaster: '"' 'z'''''''"' -
Mr.: Elliot offered the following resolu:.
!, ,1st:;. That in behalf Of tho: people Of
these States, we % again soleninly declare
that the war in which We arc: engaged
against the i1surgent bodies now ID arms
against the Government has forr*its object
the suppression Of such rebellion and the
re- re- establishment Of the lrightfuf authority
20 ~ so! ti,td II =, 1,Sr;
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05

! ghf Pl'owsQg arqth, 9cent-p promotions
y ihd' ffs Aegi,dsenf smseaqaYnt upon
lhSrdtt oA&t pf oPt tasios and Lieut..
Thpmaas :-Eu.t.v4 Ag-Hd zuprn, Cap
IN Winaas o6ppby| 1p.dph \. Beri'n.,
aEi,st Lisutepant and J6Aa. .Rl@f, Second
Lieutenant Louis Muller, First I.ieuteu-
mt and William NJ. May, Second Lieu.
ssoaat III aths EsdAsatsP goh'pa6y: az.
Edward .Dayis=efSst Paul has been elected
Second I.ieutepant Of Company I, lUapt
Rlp! Il LLIl % ;E1tI]Ii
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
7
Very Miscellaneous;M enaacity,

~ The St. Louie Democrat and Repxbli7
can ',, Of November 7th; contain u number
Of card. from different individuals contra
dieting in the most decided term. state
ments made in Adj. Thomas report and
bogus abstracts Of the Investigating Com,
m,ttce's Report. MI A. B.. Odden as
sert' that the e document '1't contain. g series
Of ,mistatements and lies regarding the
Benton Barracks, and promises more de-
tailed exposition. Mr. Thomas Kennedy,
Mrs. S. B: Brant's .gsnt, gives thy names
# twenty ''p p thifty ipdividq2 T.. Hh9 eeoq
pied rooms iin2the house NED .as leamont,s
headquarters, by way Of disproving the al.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
. The LATE MILITARY APPOINTMENTS,
, /,

The LATE MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.
The press Of tho State, generally, take,
a very different view from that Of the ~
oneer, in regard to- Gov. Ramsey's late
military appointments. We copy the fol-
lowing from tho last number Of the Scott
County JqSy,reall;,' . ~ IL. .,..,
IA The Ronear ha. been fit ins its .ampli-
tude, of, wisdom, to. attack, Goyernor Ram
sey on account of certain appointments of
Field so&eers lin the Third and Fourth
Kegimentsrsi. Ills sd, sI,.rrr.., >.ui-,,.9s
[a, We are not surprised to esee the Rie!
mgr simply oppose the Governor, because
it has: always manifested, q chronic i'll. teel-
ing towarls .bim, which occasionally man
ifests itselfin printed ebullition Of spiteful
wrath. We alliremember when the Union
ttiekets "cayed" this Fall, with what very
1sry face it placed at the head of its COL
umns the name of Alexander Ramsey for
Governor.
But we were not prepared to see any
paper, which had the slightest pretentions
to loyalty to the Government, UNANIMOUSLY
attempt to toment INSTRUMENTATION in the
ranks of regiment on the eve of It's 6epar-
ture for the battle field. We have failed
TO- learn Of any circumstance which would
justify this course of procedure.
Though Governor Ramsey is, one of
the best natured men in the world, he
cannot be expected to satisfy everybody.
We have noticed carefully that the ap-
pointees are considered; sohere ,hey are
known, as deservedly capable to fiji their
respective positions, The duty of all 10y
III citizens Is plain. Governor Ramsey, as
the head of our State Government, must
be supported, the .howls Of the Pioneer
and its train Of dissatisfied grumblers to
the contrary Notwithstanding = IT,. @...it
The majority of our citizens do not full
ly comprehend the increased cares and du-
ties Of -ths gubernatorial Office since the
war commenced. 5, .jn.3 1s., Ia.
We know, however, that in no State
has the soldiers welfare been more atten-
lively watched and cared for than that of
the Minnesota boys by Gov. Ramsey:
+ We trust no one will be ;misled by the
splenetic attacks of paper which some
scouts the. principle of consistency to
truth; and represents every shade Of yari-
able opinion a paper whivh has boxed ev-
cry point of the political compass, and ev.
identity uneasy in its present position,
which, to say the least, is somewhat indc-
a0a6de. ~. & = 5.!,; 1T. is.,tsi -~ a..:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05

past privileges. ~ elae thet would barn OF
TAXI r. st.ion u tksir bBAt, thu Apson
NoehiP. AZ Tie earnest solicitation of
tAes cjtisel of Georgetown, Governor
Ramsey hi ordered one Of the two COM
psniesi ord He'd to Fort Abercrombie, 70 30
sta9 oned al Georgetown, in order 70 prQ.
AscSAhe litssAnd property Of the whity4
in that settlement. Burbank l. Co., haze
agTs6d TO furnish good winter quarters
for the ad3ienEsszy 4, III.
:. All Or Z portion Of Capt. Lueg's
rnm
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
-! .,ELEGRAl! 4! !!
THE STARS AND STRIPES IN
-:,.g' i"nbjv5bniG GEORGIA., +. ,s,a5fd,
FROM FORTdPICKENS..
'WAsutNdroN., 1Novl'29:.

u DISPATCHED received to, day9at the Navy
Department. from flag officer Dupont, :d6-
ted Port Royal, 25th inst, gives The graf
flying intelligenc that the flag ofthe Uni
ted States. is flying overj7the territory of
the State of Georgia ,a9.iA.aji, l,.~ $: IL
-! Tybee' Island ch,ohe;say',. is within
easy s,nortar distance Of Bort, Pulaski, has
been taken possession of, and theapproach-
es to Savannah, completely cut of. On
the island is strong Wartello towehyiilthl
q battery ut its base. ....> ,,r..ynt,1 isjoy
,Adjt. Gen. Thomas sent out instruc-
tions to- day to Gen, Sherman, il, Beay-
fort, to take possession Of all tho crops on
Ftbe' Island. +, cotton, corn rice, &c,, On mil
Eitary act, aud 10 ship the cotton aud such
|othdr,crops- as were not wanted for the ar
my, to New York, to be sold there for &C.
count of the Government. Gen. Sherman
was also directed to use the negro slaves
to gather, and secure the crops of cotton
and corn, and to erect his defenses at
Point Royal, and other places on the Isl
and. ,-.-.I .., 8. -, -.
The reports from Fort Pickens arc very
contradictory. One correspondent says
the rebel reports state that Pensacola has
been evacuated, and the Navy Yard en-
tirely destroyed by the fire Of Fort Pick
ems. Gen.. Bragg had sent for reinforce
ments. The five federal vessels assisting
Colonel Brown arc said to have been rid.
died with shots. :, 80. 49,, ...I III, ii
=. The Norfolk Day. B.>ok of Thursday
contains a dispatch from Pensacola, sta
ting that the only damage thus far suffer-
ed by the Unionists; was in two Of their
vessels, which were so much; injured that
they were obliged toretire. r. ~, yn..,.
-" The rebels .clam; that Bragg will be
able to compel. Col. Brown TO- surrender
A Canadian steamer WAS captured contain
ing 10000 muskets aud other supplies
for the rebels. ,:j - III 1.,.:, .,.,y..,.,
r. A gentleman who left, Sprine6ela on
Tuesday last,e says that McCullock's force
had marched for Arkansas, having passed
Pond Spring. At the latest accounts,
Prices rebels were'i reported to be- still
moving northwards. ~: ,Yr,':, w., :.r:
II Price makes long and lugubrious ap.
peal to the people of Missouri to furnish
him with $4,000 more men, and saysih
must have them. >:F,.i.3.. Iu..i. +. IA =,
A Quebec lettcr:in the Times says at
a. council Of; war it had been. determined
to- prepare for emergencies by placing
the frontier of Canada, in q state of de-
fence. There are rumors that it had been
resolved upon to call out 10000 ;yolun-
.teers, but nothing authenticated. !
b.: A Paris letter in the " orld says that a
number of vessels which left Havre two
or three months siace with tea, coffee,
blankets, shoes, &C., for the rebel States,
hoping the blockade would be broken, have
returned without being able to dispose Of
their cargos. ~ ,4:> A'*",, =.
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seoretary,Seward's Position.

=. The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Evening Post says: -: =
A prominent citizen Of New York had
an interview viii; Mr., Seward a day or
two since, when the question Of eolnpro.
mise came up, when Mr.. Seward remark
ed /: with many persons have the rep
ntation of a COMPROMISED: Nothing could
bs more unjust to me- I was the last man
ID the Cabinet to consent to the removal
Of Gehsrdl fremont, and would be the
lit n1an' d consent to 4 compromise with
the srebels!!''' ''Wky,7 then, - asked the
New Yorker, ."do,, you not take pains TO let
your opinions be known ay' ''Because l
am Sill;ng u trust my reputation with the
Future was the reply ri would like to
make this conversation public, for the sake
Of sonic of MY friends" as we'll as your"
said the citizen, and the Secretary replied
that he chad no concealmenta: y" This
conversation ascords with other statements
respecting General Fremont's removal
MI. Seward Was one Of tho fast friends Of
fremont iii the Cabinet = =" '"t"t''.' Z : =
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Moon Will those subscribers who de-
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as;soon as possible z: :. Sep,el Of aesr wood
subscribers pay honorably, but some arc
quite remiss, .and7we shall be obliged to
give them 'the cold shoulder if they do
not bring us something to warm it .::, -,