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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-09-07

The following is copy of this act. which
is now ia force
AN ACT to conhscate property used for in
surrectionary purposes.
Be It enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives Of the United States Of
america IN Congress assembled, That if,
during the present or any future instruction
against the Government of the United
States, after the President of the United
States shall have declared, by proclamation,
that the laws of the United States are op.
posed, and the execution thereof obstructed.
by combinations too powerful to be sup
pressed by the ordinary course of Judicial
proceedings, or by the power vested in the
marshals by law, any person or persons,
his, her or their agent, attorney or employee,
shall purchase or acquire, sell or give, any
property of whatsoever kind or description,
with intent to use or employ the same, or
suffer the same to be used or employed, in
aiding, abetting, or promoting such insur-
rection or resistance to the laws, or any
person or persons engaged therein; or if
any person or persons, being the owner or
owners of any such property. shall know
ingly use or employ, or consent to the use
OF employment of the same as aforesaid, all
such property is hereby declared TO be the
lawful subject of prize and capture wherever
found and it shall be duty of the President
of the United States TO cause the same to be
seized, con6scated. and condemned.
SEC. g. 1And Be Il further enacted, That
such prizes and capture shall Be condemned
in the district or circuit court Of the United
States having jurisdiction of the amount, or
in admiralty in any district in which the
same may be seized, or into which they
may be taken and proceedings first insti-
tuted.
SEC. 3. lind be Il further enacted, That
the Attorney General. or any district attor-
ney of the United States in which said
property may at the time be, may institute
the proceedings of condemnation, and in
such case they shall be wholly for the ben
eft of the United States or any person may
file an information with such attorney, in
which case the proceedings shall be for the
use Of such informer and the United States
in equal parts.
SEQ. 4. lind be Il further enacted, That
whenever any person claiming to be entitled
70 the service or labor Of any other person,
under the laws of any State. shall employ
such person In aiding or promoting any
insurrection, or In resisting the "a VS. of the
United States, or shall permit him TO be 40
employed. he shall forfeit all right to such
service OF labor. and the person whose ser
vice or labor is thus claimed shall be thence-
forth discharged therefrom, any law to The
contrary notwithstanding.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-09-07

A WEALTHY VrvASDIERE.-Company K
Dunn County Pinery Rifies), of the Fifth
Regiment Wisconsin Volunteers, that passed
through here yesterday, is composed wholly
of men who were in the employ of an ex-
tensive mill-owner of Dunn county, named
William Wilson. Wilson is immensely
rich, worth several millions, in fact, and
fitted out the company himself. The men
have been in his employ from boyhood up,
aad he appears to them almost 10 fraternal
light.
His daughter, Miss ElizaWilson, young
lady of rare beauty and accomplishments,
was exceedingly active in forming the COM
pany, and when they went into camp she
accompanied them, and has been with them
ever since. She was with the regiment
when they passed though here yesterday,
and declares her intention to remain with
them through the war. She has been chosen
Daughter of the Regiment" and besides
being nearly worshiped by the rough SOL
diers from her fathers vast ''pineries," she
is held in great esteem by all the soldiers
of the regiment. She is a great enthusiast
on the war question: Cleveland Plain
dealer.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-09-07
THE RAG.GATHERERs oF'PARIs.

The following are some detail 8 relative TO
the rag -gatherers of Paris:
The number of persons OF that calling.
who almost all reside in the neighborhood
of the Rue Mouffetard, in lodging houses.
is about 400; 97O being males and 100 fe-
males. About three -ffths of the whole are
aged only from II to Sc. They sleep in
rooms without any distinction as to sex.
The price they pay for lodging is Is or 90
confines per night. The rag-gatherer re-
tires TO rest at Eve or six o'clock in the az
ternoon, and gets up at eleven. lie then
goes his rounds, and, when he has termi-
mated, he enters some public house in the
neighborhood of the markets, and remains
there till daybreak. He afterward-if not
too drunk-recommences his rounds, and
terminates them at about nine O'Clock. He
then returns home, classi6es the things he
has collected, sells those which are cumber
some, and puts the others aside 10 wait till
he shall have accumulated certain guam
tity. These operations he has terminated
about eleven, and his time afterwards, up
10 the hour of rest, is most commonly pass
ed in drinking. Some elderly couples live
together, and. for the sake of cheapness. eat
in their lodgings; but most of the Tag-gath-
erers take their meals in wretched cook
shops. The rag CATERERS are divided into
two ciasses-one composed Of persons who
thoroughly understand the business and
make money by it, aud the other who con-
tent themselves with earning enough for
the DAYS food and lodging. Both sell what
they collect to persons who possess some
iiffIa capifal
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-09-07

GENERAL M'CLELLAE's FATHER. - The
father of Major General George B. M'Clel-
Ian was DR.. George MCCLELLAN. of Philadel-
phia. He was very eminent As a surgeon,
and man Of striking mental characteris-
tics. If difficult and dangerous opera
ton was to be performed ia the City OF
Medical Colleges, the task was invariably
committed to DR.. Mcclellan. A column
might be filled with reports of remarkable
surgical cases in which be was the operator,
evincing the most indomitable courage,
joined to skill, GOODNESS, and presence Of
mind in rare degree; but single instance
must suffice: He Was invited TO Virginia
to remove tnmor from the shoulder OF .
boy fourteen years of age. It was found
necessary, however, to take of the arm At
the shoulder joint, and, also, to remove the
entire shoulder blade, as the tumor covered
this as we'll as the upper part of the arm.
DR.. n Ciellan consulted with the resident
surgeons, and the boy was prepared for the
operation. At the appointed time he drove
up to the house with his assistant, walked
in, made three incisions only. and took
away the arm, shoulder blade, and tumof
altogether, and was out Of tbe house in less
than sixty seconds, leaving the resident
surgeons TO take up the arteries, and dress
the wound. The boy recovered. General
ID Cieilan appears to have inherited the ex
eeusivs ability and the daring 90 eminentIy
manifested by his father. and bids fair TO be
s. successful with the sword ss bis parent
Was 9th the scalpeI.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-09-07

DARING AND FoRTrTUDE OF WoUHDED
OFFICERS. - Tburlow Weed writes from
Washington
Capt. Putnam. of Minnesota Regiment,
with q ball through his arm, kept the field
ali day. and then brought his men back in
order, marching himself nearly thirty milesl
! also visited Col. HeiDtzelmsn. who, lead
ing division, received Ainie-riie ball in
his sword arm. It was extracted by the
Surgeon during the battle. while the Colo
mel Was in his saddle at the head Of his col
umn. The wound was bandaged, and the
Colonel kept in his saddle-the last 70 leaye
the feld-for twenty hours.
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THE CONFIsCATING BILL.

ssinee removed by majority of 70.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-05
Foreign Items.

lS ACNsl n-,oaL lT. Pre- Civil Tr.Igrll
lac fact was rove .lcd that he pciS, wLo coz
rac's with he city Of Paris for supplying fu.
lerals is bound 10 nave constsntNS a ksnS nos
ever than COCO coi'its.
IS THE " sryEI,AL C)tLrC -nN o. tho pl1i
acc ~ lie Ii there ars two cal ca balls, sAch
with ,nc side Z .'t.nci, s.i! OBJ D. g tcsn ,.r,d
,. opposite Ia'li"s q. 'te lie = o Ma ,dthu7rb,
ini have met tos,t.cr in tho ,ir.
TIE Fen Nd az ISnIA' state, tha. ih. e. n-
Inc is, a1yot, re,'gic eel TO tie PrJyr ,ss "a
III hEunpoic, VI 1Un; -nu ger, Mes-nt, BVgl1n-
tsluhur, All, ghur, aud Mu'ra WHICH have su
aggregate ror ulS'ion Il Little ,,,r four nil
lions or th.ee, II es'imat,s that, in n few
weeks, one million and a kSf viii lie utterly
destitute, 'epena'nt nNn g s-i'y for tho re-
;esirics of SNistence.
Tue WHIT or Mrs. GnSv, irK SoyEr ~,
lss been Proved hy Ee- sor. Nrs. Corr Eas
eft u son and iIughtO. Hcr daughter ~to
Il the wfd of Lord EDWARD THysSr. NJ. p,
Inc in.p he 9Ull enjoyment Of f&i COO on her
N ,iher's ttcc!'r, Id iLe tsstlt'ix las given
he Curthcr sIn, "f :,i 200. Mrs. Goar has
bcpu,a he'd 10 her son nll the rtr1 ,ince. ~ Ter
property, real aDt personal, AID Of every de-
scr pgOn, In frSl2nd and ei,c here anu las
lppoil'ea him her re,idUary lcga'ee. Nrr.
GORE gives singular direct l. g. her s,r Il
10 to this effect, that he is T. pressr', as
much M IN his POWER lies, any pg.Ihpmous no
ticc, or biDIrdIhv. or rcpUilic .tion a. ny
works, ard Nish h m to look Jvsr and I rrn
any Cf my pIpers giving 20 his lister sry cb-
iect rs n memorial Of her mother
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Crimes.

Two rEori siIo'Ai: -, krocKrTs wee ar.
rtHed on TUESDAY, at Phla ielphi 1, for piehins
. ladys pocket in chsrtk.
A ,otSo GERMAN eIRL committed su;elds
b' drowning at Baltim, re, on Sunday. Ne
oiu-e Is assigned or the act.
Is ~ ATISNT on PARADE al londor Brjdea.
Va, on Saturday, between two re.uectsblo
farmers, WILLIAM tsINsrE,p stabbed JANE
W. LAsp, killing lin ihsiau'ly.
WHILE CT ,ssLY iNroxICArEp AZ Cohosa
Railroad depot, or Saturday. II I,NyAH DoYIn
tell through a G ,'tlc guard and died socn sftes.
from the injuries received.
PICKrockEI> MAuE 4 LARGE H.uL se
Troy on Good Friday an Easter SUNDAY. by
sitting tho churcbes. One LADY cas- rooled
while engage IN ray'r on ber k1e Q.
A SEDEo mar was discovered In me ac, Of
stealing hogs, at ~. Martin La. by hpsRr
T ..ErLE, We 5 %, Es thr ., n he heal, N
his sit'mriirg to- CsCiIo.
HRrr u S,NtS iNIIHrpA pAH.rsr a. Phi.
hde'phia, co Tues 10y morning, rr pl p',E.
Mrs. puiNN met them Es .Se vas "a tie G, l.r
'taii'; ono follow kn lCkcd her De n $. irs Gl.
40 recovered in tin 10 rdiss al alarm, A. tie
,hieves were all arrested.
Two Rurr,ASs SrRASG rpox trHy I,Er.io
.hb : res A. Syr 'cuse On Si'urf " nirh- ard
,-c k4,rki hi dOSn with q heavy C.9n,
',ac.H i5G l. : ssulli they tbcr r57sel ~. +
VI tim Ui - and escape! !.
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Calamities.

A LtITLr OIRL DIr ,, H. horrible sufc r.
4 bydrophos,s, at Mountville. Pa ;'n Fr.da,.
5hc had been bitten six weeks u,fcre.
IuREE V, SsELs WE'RE srSuSK Bv uosr-
Stso in HUMBOLDT Bay on n, 10Th, tn. .rss
,ases of tho kind in Calft rrlia.
TnE T. ooa az \ GR,rS W,sEuorss cavo
way Mt Fall River, Mas. on Friday nigti ~
~. COO bushels Of grain went through.
Owen MAnoSEr Ma' fOurs j. al in W 1ot,'
II lriLk'in, Ne, las week. 10 his 9y.k,.s
was bottle Of lqyor sGI bank took show
nI a e 'edit o. rSuO.
TuorGprLrs- III sEANn threw hu-r nc
md irt I. s',N. ~Ale hi wife va tloSirl. =
lire, ht nlh i u pos, Ma. . g.. friday tL.,
lorr iran WAS |rc .diu!'y 'Lrno. alCat :, y
',cc sui Nc l..
a rEw p,IS sI'Cr Mr.. Lryr C,fSdcL .t
ais residence near ii,-finptoE Delaware, for,
he effect Of n Gi'Ca & o,ig.Ga ~; with 81 81.
oo'hUhc, hu' wh''h Afterwards sTur.' tte
oIm Of uy''ptl.', and sJ-eal tarsueh .
whole ~ ."m. lie Was " wealthy ami -.t'Ci
slilLen,
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Miscellaneous.

ACCORDING TO THk CHEcrrE Of tsNa.icn
recently published In SpI'h Carolina, the aver
sgei Ia. ctIts on every Hundred dollIrs u
property.
last, Maine, was I'M u ;a'cd On hsndsy l6ss.
Alter being irn into office, 10 addressed tbs
City Council as follows;
uEsILEMrS or Tsr CRY CorsoIL-f ire
sum, that those who voted for mo on Monday
last knew that was no. q taking man, bat .
working man; aud now, gentlemen, i am ksre
ready to go to work.
LAST WEEK, IN THE GALLIRy Il the Lou
sisns Convention, young gsrnem.n unfor-
tuDately sat down upon q porfi, of lA1y's
highly crinolined dress, but in On instant arose
and said II beg your pardon, Miss ou. hoPs
l haven't broksn your umbrella 'OA, mo-"
aid thsyoung lady, blsshing very much,
towards tho rsst0ratisn Of fallen women, lats-
ly iniliatsd In MASSACHUSETTS, will recsiys con-
Ildsrable impulse through the sffJrts Of Miss
HARDNar, who has besn lecturing In Bcsten
On the subject. IL Is expected that the Brcsh
esru, at West Roxbury, car b psscured foK
arc now being made to raise e18, 8,00o, the sUm
requisite to effect its purchase. -
Col. DONALD, Of L.AKR COUNTY, MIS-, rs.
ctntly gave novel party to TIE young people
Of his neighborhoed. The ticket ssps 70 sseh
young lady required that abe sheu1A come
dressed In Mississippi manufactured apparel, IN
the manufacture Of which she must In some way
% .ssist; The young gsntlsm.n w@s "a. ai.e r. r.
Pi, made iu Leake and Attsla. There were
nearly ono hundred persons Of beth ss1ss In
| attendance, all attired as directed. Thc scene
was not brilliant, but the papers say u ". ps-
| triotic.
rev sbus cnttsr Harriet LAss reports the dis
covsry Of . boiling n, sh water sPrisg .t 80
| of the coast Of Fiorits. The spring 70 htuAtsa
twelve miles, north by east, from b. Augus-
| time, Fla, and eight miles of shore. II boila
ap with great force, and % can es dsserisd as .
the appearance eff breaker, and 10 generally
avoided bat there 10 no danger In tie ycin-
ity, u, there is fathoms CT water between 10
and the shore.
One peculiarity about this phsnonsnop IL
that when the St. Johns river 10 high y botA
up from six 10 eight feet above the level d ~
sea, sns presents rather forbidding sDpsari
sncs. The Harriet Lane has pssssd tSroasA II
several times and water has been drsWn ffou
IL by a bucket thrown over the side, md whsa
drank no unpless SAINT tssts or smell has bssa
found. Its position and harmless charscts1
have bs,n leng unknown, bu. now the suPpoesa
danger has becoms, as 1t were - well Of wssss
In barren land" ..sF =
:. The WESTERN TaEoLoeicAL SAsiIEksy ~
he largest number cf students Of any theessGt
Cal seminary In this country. lite nsnber 9
students 10 one hundred and sixty-6ys. II b
located at Allegheny, across the river ffenl
Pittsburg, Pa, In the midst Of great Prssbys
terias community, and at the hssd. wsssrs =
Western navil alton. BY the muninesnss q
| Mrs. HErIY @. BsAFiI, Of Btsubenville, OhisI
| a new building was Last year eomplstsd. sAA'Ss
"Beatty Hall" after The worthy donor.
contains sighty.oAs single rooms for "s's ~
lodging.
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PRICE ONE CENT

BOARD OF EpuCATIsS.-Ins Io,u.... alm
monthly ssstlsg Of the Board took plAcs Wed
- dag tvslipg, Psssidsns Ctnrs In the chair.
Permission vas g.vsn ~ ,ns schso oaSsrs Of II
ltih Ward TO eioss up school NJ. % for repairs
SIMILAR permission was gwen ~ o,s or ,.o o,hs
schools.
Tee Presidens ann,up,sd = cemida abe numbe
oftill', VII III be dec insd 81. n,pg on tue grouEt
ttn they were eycrptsn'. Tns ma tar was hnall
gwen in ch~nse OF Ire Finance Committee.
Ghs report oi tue Com ni,tse on Teachers, pre-
sent ~ tEs now tsrin Of salaries cr teachers n III
va. And 'tulaiy scsools, vas n 4, called up.
W.rrHnrur mot,d that We N .i.at lie refer
red livt " tne Committss on T-acH,rs, with
sad hou of Gut metnlers spprlrted ty TIE char
NJ GALNiS oliec,sd 10 ,hs adJition, u aby, T.
he '".Dniiss, nths gicuId that " was witheu
p''tdtnt and urntCs.Ly.
NJ SsIIn "f,ne i0,h wa-d, tlorsb, uoh en- sd
diti h Wa casing ~ n,Luan,L k.siI,t the com
mitao, witch ~sA ur JI't.
NJ. WArrRBur rsd tte p.iI,iJle ,toIwsd
't;td ca was Aniin prpntNonsl ire uumh,r :
,hl!srs, but II the report was n'J,c 80, ~ wuulc
he foIndtra. in schools No ~ md 4s + rirs s,Ancs
'hsr' wA..d r.nes ~ M;sT-it,.le q 8 COO.
Tae matte wS bnsy re's red hNcs ~ IN. & IN
!al''s 'n Teachers, a. the Suggestion - Nc. Mo
htIS.
r.. rp.t o. IL. conui,,. CT raaal scho,l.,
wb'Cn vas lad our q, yr,vini- a.einss, was
c.isa No, 'nd sgain = Cb III. s,t,,, W be ma TO
a.e'csl ciGst A. ns fir" met,iuf iLN.y.
=, FERN s,lHn wsssNs,. M 'ctoF n '.r' -. VI. H.
"sla '" NV ftlA"N NV ~. tnN o. = y
Avtn"s, hIn Apri. LIT ISL. :" In4usiy l., 50,
srtas Uc'up n y " S 'EuO, -.
NJ SntSr rd rjs.li!r1 lp.y Asiurw
jr,i'K fl2G fJr reiv.cts 10 'n,p.r e. y. f,utu.
Ii.u q trt r|idr gC sst,IN II h. q yer -
e'a'us q cGcus sry.- from u,uy urubtls Il
d { LrGd, p't.ng de l. ,c,,u,l :. groutd
'ht '~Ns ;Sirn y. ls~r VI ,r Srdi) sp
'inI 10 49, trrptct -.
NJ NATsH'rCS usc ytd W Insert So, iu,,ssd si
tl2t. which uss EI,u LAT.
'th.r business leIl t.for. VI. Bosrd, II aS-
.p.rItd.
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l.p.'n.t Any .sd Nav, I.,.nis.re,


ls r'oaib.s 10 coneav,, without sitnes,isg
!, the eI rs'rd!nNry change which twelve hours
IN IL Ike ~ ,ne aspect - military Ard ns VI, sn.irs
~ ", New York ra,iou. Oa hsnSs4 lee, .-sry-
hing WAS dun ard urlptsrsssng on G1,srro,s
',',rd, f0S Ils milton, B,dlos'. Is' aud, spd the
so"s'yu Navy Yard Ys,sr day there -.s in,Ts
"a um"rI spTArsn, In ail ,loSep pl.s.- ON n.
-! 'rd.p rsrs s.,i.sd n, III Wa b > ,sep ~ O,
'Hi Is Gstg Perry .r rae. AoLy. TI.NJih y s,i.s
sdts ltu'.d 81 rGsiIs sts ~hHi, tut 90 t ps
AG LsUL'y cNnmtLcsd when Ne Crt,r ~s ooul
| . "a sn!ed. rts Po~kausn vss ,Lsr ~ bs put cut
. Hu.l,s', n imnsd.G.y, .pd he cr.~ts "p,.
Ally nnrt'-rsd W tsro.iv.rs,tip N)-,l OR.
| r'r.. Tile wss no % ntr d'-a ihSn they W, 70
| Fd.r'sie y ron fr Il. ste. + c.i, Y-rii.
sscN. risJr'sIr,d. Ard or ra',d,y IiLsM.
| Il 'a!'I mtI' II every one, ILs ~ vL,;t.n nt-rh.
and us " N.'sv Irsbs rsg~r. q, he ~,g nstrs
-H ord led 10 bs ~.ulIl.l frsrs~ eoun.s
hon, with all the ssp-dltion ., the contssui OF
%n a odors Bnsss on Govssoi's I.'..d, 40,
tdiCh US sre trpsrers that Gos q srs shou, 10
sA's. but there |, no saeh th,es ss ooi. ming PR
!'u'sus.
rEs ,sFulsr a,sIus- through Which Army and
s'ry no'sEsnk a's received are Inpsdsa by ~
toig,Ed rosting can hs tp0~n ,uNl orders b,sin
s"' ~ B.ookl,u has t<<n rspds'd IL rr, ,cNv,,
hd Ne sp''ndii snnn gate Minnesota which
0.FLd rousn hsm Chlas lsss yssr, apd ~ss sub-
n'spty PS, In . state ofresdihsss, 10 ~ lie got ln
! .cLdt. on 70 receive her crew v thou, delay. Tss
4 IH',O's ls cns Of shs splsndld ssGn fisa'sr Of
~ svL' rsis, itN were constructed some years ago.
rn'y ere ,hs Nsss-s, wa1~sh, Ran ks,
El"sdO, ard Minnesota. Toe Niagara 10 hcms
A..Hr - a
Lui!y !vr re ., Norfolk, tie Wabash sId R2sp he
Il ''0kiyp, roth gradually sppcscbipg co rpc-
r0rr d the kIrssoA ., Beaten. The lot or is3 700
80 it:Gsa, AID Was III 81 wsstJpst N II. 1879
~. { ~ - made 'he one ru's alluded -. She
= i rnIi. ptITly 200 men, who will be conc.n
sssd in ,s- ds,s Zen ,ts linsr.l, scs '.ps
rtp.
TIE u sis ~ smir, $40 ~ hvCn, isa,-
groICt rs I'sGILss Tor coma ssh q, 49, vi. pro-
sal be ordsss 10 Sc IN shsYi tine.
Below tls surface Of The r,.Esrs ,hAi .itribu,s
is'ss ~r ks P'sPsrst.oas 70 the prog .ss Il do
aut s',I's, 10 . sons~kA, vel. funded rumor
mt ih'y have reference ~ The ihssrrsncs Of Spain
n C,L,rsl Ausrios, and 'hss = 'osn!ssbls uili,sry
.rG LAVA h"'ce will bs sGsin disps,Oisd there.
T:s CCmmspSsr.ia CLiei Of the home feat, L pm-
mod l!s PrIrp,ssAsi, Who 10 novM v i:o!k, In ,Ls
Uky corvette Cumberland, received 10 poitsut
i!sJ sschss ron Washington on Monday, the pur
zen Q: which hls not trapsI red. Several Of ths
statIs oGcsrs o. The Army anG Navy NV In
sL!rs,on, have bsss taken In temporarily V
'hs.r rsPsc,i's tspsrtosIs, - fssilis.is ns pro
Per ID n niiirAaioa Of Af.irs.
II, ssid that orders were received yesterday ~
he h.sd gaaf,s . of,hs army In tbs c'ty, direct
NJ The immediate hllpu Of ,bs shot somp,niss
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A Z,aave Resi.est fer Psssacsis,

oiled at New Orleans, for service at Pensacola,
q Commanded by Capt. ALFRED CorrEss, who
,sryed In tho Firy.third Regiment Of the To-
,antry Of the Lire Of France, and acquired .
uigh reputation. The officers Of the regims nj
are already esrolled. Its system. drill and uni
'orm will he that Of the regular Ere nch Zou
lvss, and their commands will al bs given in
Iho French language.
The D,fI, from which We take the above pa
rseraph, says IL Is generally stated and belity
Ell in Sew Ole ans that III. stste uoops
would lie called in'o tctive service at PensiCo
ID ard that the volunteer troops weuld be do
tailed as sn army u reserve, while the indie
pendent companies and battalions would be or
asred to the lScIl posts, now under command
Of the state. We are NO. al present su'horizsd
TO .peak in detail on this subject, though we
are in DOS 'sssion of the facts"
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Ts~ Fsrtress sf aiossisa

III, following are the exact terms Of the 70
ply sent by Gen. CIALpISI to Gov. FoRGoLA
respsc ting the terms Of the surrender Of the las
Bourbon post -
Il shsll no, g,sss either ts you o. 70 Tour -
risoa any firm Of esp,tu' asion, bus shan rsfVixt
he r,,y, / win shsot, on sAkipe poessssiea eth,
si,.ds, q sspy ofkcs;s md ss,disls q Ms sstH
con g are killed BY you In ysur .aIp JsePlnat n
i!I,i yors Pc .onA gI,psssy saA ". z yca, .ti q.
nss Of pssesssls SlhIsns, 70 oomps,ssss them &c.
.Le injuries which ysamAy have caused; snd, hn.I
", shall give up you ssd !osr ssoordinsss
Ire pssxls q AsAsIS,a
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TREY ) ORRIs ToVrH PASTEL

1, ~. bt srnirifcc for the rectr cvrr Jrsascsa A,
cleanser and b-autifer tvithot nhry Il the n, A.
Vums) IL stasds unrvallsd. Il hp NV been bcfere
be putiIe over fourteen vosrs snd durnp ht time
~ one word Of complaint h~ been msde but on the
To- highet trms, All Who valve their Leth, alec
80 ,b. sSsIsI a, .s ,re saTs ,., ,bny vs htf a
In he leaft overrAted. kAuufsc'ur,6 and for sAIe
,hoi,sale and retail, BY J, v. Ghhy. corner n Ius
orner tthrt New York. A., ut for wiliamsburrh
trcrt, u Scuth Second =. Fer .rls ty Droesi.z
'nsrsEv rrhpp 2Asr'20f
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GENERAL DUsnNEss
2AKNgM,s AMkRIoAN MrssUM-
'.DR. zELLs NERvINE POWDERS, y
~ love OF sfSSSs il SS!s DRINK.

Nay ~ Gven luatne~u - the drinier) IN Con-~,
sao' Lipu"r. Wsrrspted psrf.c,y hxmlssv. Never
rcduoe pspsaa.
T,,r sale Al Drus sters. cor HShet and Divssu u.
MRS ssACHs BOOK STORE. 2l4 Eish,h .,.pue.
HAYEs-No. l1o r ul,au n, Rrcctiyu.
IN hhkSEkS l2S Broad u, Nevps, N j.
And by all hspecfGhle Druggists
PRICE one nc cLLtR
WILLS . Co. whoiss.is Agents rs rrsnh-
70 d, y. Y. spl S4sc'2IA