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EES IChOEADIA BRlTTANlCA.
Eighth Edition, volume XXI. $500

Eighth Edition, volume XXI. $3.50
THIS DAY PUBLISHED BY
l. 4 Il L E, B ROWN & co.
ITO WASHINGTON STREET....................BO BOSTON,
ILLUSTRATED BY NUMEROUS EYGRAvINGs,
And containing, amongst other important articles the
T.c1rrrs and r1pru,,ff oolloBBing; ", r.,
TALFoGRgT. NJ and JAMES THi6MsoH. BY Robert
TTAAssaA6ISGfA.e By William westgsrth
AVIATION; By By; j. T. NJ n taf RotiLnS
TELEGRAPH BY William thomson.
TELsSCOPE. By Sir j. F. W. HerSclelI
THEGkoGY. By v. L. ALEXANDER, Do.
T fiyP W Ai' l By Richard Westmacott.
llhB TX AND TONNAGE. BY Robert Murray, author Of
TOBACCO: By DR.. Tominson
TTRRlhS99N4 On Erlr:. By Edward Sang, FRs,E
TYPE FOUNDING. BY T c. Ransard.
oNlIE as STATES By Professor Samuel Eliot, Trinity
TNIIyLEF I 81 IS, By George Ferguson, LII. D.
sc * t p B. R PTdf wii.
VIRGIL, By Prof William Piper.
VVooILTTAIo FL ECTRICIFY. By Sir David Brewster
WALTER (Edmund) and WORDSWORTH (w3 By Robert
VAR FfIT * Ry;T MsjorGe General E. Portl9ek
WATT GJames) BY his Son, the late James Watt of
WEAVING, Wool TRADE AND woRsTED MANUFAc-
WEIGHTS HITS AND MEASURES By Thomas Young and
MELIlNGTON. By W. II. Russell
VINE AND WINE MAKING. By Sir James En,er,,n
Tennent. - " o~N A-i1ei SUI
zooPHYTES: BY George Johnston, MD.
eoupiete nfeS to tie work is preparation and will
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DIED.
On the sth instant in Baltimore county, SARAH JANE
only daughter OF the late Bernard and Mable HauQhrey
On the 9Th Instant MARGARET In thu 7oh ysay q her
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EATHER TRAVELLING BAGS,
hA4 MRIrfN PG3BBE Es2REsIos'
DRESSING "a SEES, &c &c Sc
Imported and Tor sale by '' 49, F~'
,,.e CANFIELD, BRO & CO.
"a ap = 22g Baltimore street.
"Reminiscences can be comfortably
~ accommodated with GOOD BOARD and pleasant sIeen
oath on aPpso %i' a RT T9rG Sod sPd shower
Vile ons front Boom suitable for Gentleman man, and
N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE
M 4R EfS ASI 6 THE E CASE Sc
his WIFE aNb hMa dbjsat 81 s AS S
NJ IN THIS case is to obtain sale and division proceeds
more county, deceased ia'e Oh BATH
The bill states in substance that the said Richardson
s aasFid d and without issue that he had brother
are the children of three deceased brothers and one de-
Brewer decsassd who said Richardson stans
ceased brother sarah wife A@s 6eeis who he
ns g and Whit M5fd Kate Helen and Go
StansbuTy Elisha stansbqry Diseased who was
the S e ANN obs do e
q al s or cen fesd Of FIRE e Ut
Maryand l. The FIVE children Of Robert Stansbury,
Robrt Joseph, and Fanny B, wife Of John B. Boyer no
live in this city, and Mary B., wife Of - Howard, who
The till that said Richardson stansbury died
city and county and elsewhere which IS not sus,
ceptbe OF advantageous partition and that would be to
me OF al the parties in interest that should
be sold and divided $500
thereupon ordered by the Conrt that the complain
ants give notice to the absent and unknown defendants of
the nature and object of this bill by causing copy Of this
order to be published week for four weeks
before the lth day of May in daily newspaper
printed and published in this city, to the end that
absent and uqknown defendants in this
before the nth day Of August next and
shew cause if they have why decree should not pass
as prayed r. n. MARTIN.
True eopy-TeSt: GEO. f. SANGST0N, Clerk
T. PARKIN SCOTT,
api2laW4t Solicitor for mplanants
nHlO EXTRA FLOUR receiving and for sale
~ by A. l.. WEBB BRO, corner Pratt and Commerce
streets. n
IN TICS: THOMAS SUGAR-CUREDF FAMILY
~ Hams. received this day and for sale by A. L.
WEBB BRO, corner Pratt and Commerce SITS. 1t
ohio HIGH PROOF WHISKEY constantly
~ receiving and for sale by a. L. WEBB & BRO, corner
Pratt and Commerce streets. 1t
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kINDLlEG WOOD kidding Y ooD!i
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE
Atoifice Of City Steam Fire Wood MILL
No NORTH STREET
'i'-t' JAS. q. JOHESGE
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AARR1ED.
uary, by Rev. Mr.. Bar


On the lth OF February, by Rev. Mr. Barrow, ANDREW
this city. IN ~ an VI
At Bellvllle, the 10th inst by Rev DR. Rich JACOB
n PEAhCEto RA j., second daughter of + b. Holmes
Esq, all of Baltimore county, Nd ~ " : 80 Ao''" %
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REMOVAL OF
WHEELER L WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES
AT REDUCED PRICES
with
Glass Cioth-PreSacr,
Improved Loop-Check.
style
Henmer Binder, Coyde., DC
Office No. 2I4 West Baltimore street,
next door to Co.tlan & Co.
apo-t W. MERRILL, Agent
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WooDI Wooo woortt

WooD! Woon II WooD I'll!
SAVE Is by buying year Woad at ONCE 81 sy
Steam Fire Wood Mil,
Eo.sEosgE s-EzsT.
JA&ES 4. jon '4.a
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TPPHYSIOLOGICAL LECTURES
~ ANN PRESTON, n. D.. will give a fifth course
OF SIX Lectures on PHYSIOLOGY, to the ladies' of aiti
more at the Lecture Room Of tn First United Presbyterian
Church, corner Of Madison Bdda streets The intro
duct ry' on TUESDAY, April I6h, at ~ + M will he
open to both gentlemen and ladies' " -
tickets for tn Course sl-Ehich may he obtained of
f. Turner No South Charles street ana Ino Eea1Ias
Son. North Charles street. anII-9tR
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ROOFING ! RooFINa II RooFINel!!
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'S
FIRE ANDgWATER PROOF
FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFIgGi
Unrivaedby anything yet discovered for Roofing
PERFECTLY FIRE PRooF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF.
UNEQUALLED FOR ECONOMY,
uNRrvALLED FoR DURABILITY
ADAPTzD 70 EVERY CLIMATE
For further information address or call on
JAS n. JOHNSON,
No. 2Jarvis Building, cor. North and Baltimore sts
ySo-u Baltimore.
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ISRAEL Il Co.
J7ORYTY PES
Eater CCIOi N
.ND
iEZzOTINT
PHOTOGRAPHS,
ultt i2j BALTIMORE STREET,
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New GooDs.
GABRIEL D. CLARK,
Holiday presents has for sale description Of fine
y ATcHEs, JEwELRT, SILVER AND PLATED WARE at his
'tore, corner of Calvert and Water streets. d20-u
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This mysterious piece of work, which has been
go long kept from the public view and upon which
no work has been carried On for the past six
months, was yesterday uncovered by several work
men, and apparently move is about being made to
resume the work Whether Mr.. Stevens intends
to complete the vessel at his own expense, or has
been ordered by the Government to 60 on with the
work, we cannot say; but certainly there is some
thing to be done with it,
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D. R. STILTG.
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHY
Sc N. CHARLES Street,
jal1-tf OPPOSITE ST. PAUL's CHURCH,


CRICKET AND BASE BALI
IMPLEMENTS.
MERRILL, THOMAS 80.
mhEl'u 289 Baltimore street.
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FISHING TACKLE.
MERRILL, THOMAS & Co,
: mh25 Il 2so BALrINoRE srpprr
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lErtracts from the Correspondence ofthe Northern Jam,
7dls.l
THE PREPARATIONS FOR THE Defence OF TEE Ear1ov.r
CAPITAL.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Attention, Butte County!
JIM. CLARK & Bro.
ARE PREPARED TO SELL GOODS OF ALL
DESCRIPTIONS FOR CASH,
Il O w Il R
Than any other House or Firm
in Orovilie,
CONSISTING IN PART AS FOLLOWS
Groceries and
Provisions,
OF ALL KINDS,
BARLEY,
WHEAT,
GROUND FEED,
HARDWARE,
MINERS TOOLS,
BLASTING POWDER,
SAFETY-FUSE,
SHOT,
TOBACCO,
WINES and LIQUORS.,
BALE ROPE, &C.,
CROCKERY and GLASS WARE,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
TIN WARE,
WHEELBARROWS
CAMPHENE,
CANDLES,
COAL OIL,
LARD OIL,
SPERM OIL,
LINSEED OIL.
Thankful for past liberal patronage, We solicit
continuance of the same. We will endeavor by the
quality and prices of goods, to merit the appro
baton of the public
HB- Myers street, bet Montgomery and Bird,
Oroyille. jeltf
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FLOOD N NEyADA.-The San Juan Press
Of Nov. Both gives the annexed particulars Of
damage done by the late rains in IFS vicinity :
On Thursday morning, about two o'clock, a
break occurred in the main reservoir Of the
Eureka Lake Company, situated at the head
of +. Northups ranch, about mile from
town. Tbisreservoir covers an area of between
four aad five acres, and was constructed at an
expence of between six and eight thousand
dollars. The. food plunged into ravine,
which It descended with great force, bearing
with it all the loose timber in its course spread
ing over large tract, aud lodging the rubbish
at different points on Northops lands to which
It has done considerable damage. Thence it
ran into q reservoir belonging to the Middle
Yuba Canal and Water Company, tearing out
two Of the sides Of that improvement-about
forty feet on top at one side and thirty at the
bottom On the other side it merely gutled its
course through, doing comparatively slight
injury From thence the waters pursued their
violent course for half mile, down to the
Garden Ranch Reservoir owned also by the
Middle Yaba Canal and Water Company. As
the current rushed by NoEthops premises, he
was aroused from sleep by the noise, and
suspecting the cause. dressed himself hastily
and sped down to the cabin of Norton, who
has charge of that reservoir. He awoke that
gentleman, who hurried to the reservoir and
opened the waste gate, just in time to avoid the
threatened danger-for the furious current was
already pouring into the reservoir with tumul-
tuous force.
BY tins timely proceeding the Garden Res
ervoir was saved, and an immense amount oil
good agricultural land-two or three miles
below-rescued from almost total ruin. Seve-
raj ditehes, flames and other mining improve
ments must have been destroyed. As it was
the damage done to property which has not
been particularized, is by no means ineonside
rable No estimate, of even an approximate
character. can be made of the aggregate los;
sustained.
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Ferry Notice.

NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
N apply to 20 the Board of Supervisors OF Butte
County at their February term 1862, on the first
day thereof. for license to keep and run public
stree. Oroville. II. B. WEST.
Nov. 18th ls6l-tt
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AGENT FOR Lyon Co.'S San Francisco Ale;
" Oakleys San Francisco Cider.
70 The best brands Of English and Scotch Ales
and Porters in bnlk and bottles.
All orders promptly attended to, and Goods guar
anteed asrepresented. dl
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Summons.

En- THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FlF-
3 teenth Judicial District of the State of Calfor-
mia, in and for the county of Butte.
J. NJ. Clark & Bro. vs.. c. S. Lytle.
Action brought in the District Court of the Fif-
teenth Judicial District and the complaint filed in
the County Of Butte in the office Of the Clerk of
said District Court.
The People of the State of California send Greet
ing to c. s Lvtle: You are hereby required
to appear in an action brought against yOu by the
above named Plaintiff in the District Court OF the
Fifteenth Judicial District Of the State OF Cafor-
MIA, in and for the County Of Butte, and to answer
the complaint filed therein, Ga copy of which ac-
companies this Summons) within ten days exclu-
sye of the day Of service) after the service you
of this Summ0ns-if served within this county: or
if served out of this county, but in this Judicial
District, within twenty days; or if served ont of
said District, then within forty days-or Judgment
by default will be taken against you.
The said action is brought to obtain judgment
against you upon promissory note dated Oro-
vile Sept 7th 1851, for balance due of one hun
dred and one dollars and interest at the rate Of
three per cent. per month from the 9TH day of De-
csmber 1851 for the further sum Of one hundred
and sixty-three fiftynine one-hundredihs dollars
due on a prornissorv note dated Oroville May 10Th
1855 and interest from date at the rate of five per
cent per month: also for the further sum of fifteen
dollars for money loaned and legal interest from
18th of July lS5s till paid, as set forth in com
plaint and if you fail to appear and answer said
complaint as above required the plaintiff viii take
Judgment by default against you for said sums.
BY order of Hon Warren T-eeXton IN open Court
Given under my hand and Seal of tn,
4 District Court OF the Fifteenth Judicia
/ SEAL District, this 5th day OF December, in th
/ ~ wear of our Lord, one thousand eigh
/ hundred and sixty-One.
d7:2m H. NJ. PHIPPS, Clerk.
/ GRANGER & MAURICE, Att'ys for pltf.
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" The Sanford Rancho" F"
PROPOSALS
For Resident Physician. Steward and
Supplies for County Hospital.

For Resident Physician, Steward and
Supplies for County Hospital.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- bv the Board Of Supervisors of Butte Comfy
until the 18th day of December. A. d. 1861. at the
Office Of the County Clerk, for furnishing supplies
for the County Hospital of said County for the
term Of six months, commencing the first day of
January A. D. 1862, as follows
POO pounds of Flour,
15G0 l." " Potatoes
$50 " q" Orleans Sugar,
so 4" Crushed "
200 &" " Picked Pork
400 Butter.
200 Rio Coffee,
800 q &" China Rice,
so :" % Blek Tea, eXtr fine POuchong
20 g" d" Green Tea
125 20 Beans,
so Peas.
100 - q" Hams, California or Oregon,
100 " 90 Soda Crackers,
60 " Adamantine Candles,
30 % " Lard
100 Fine Salt.
100 " Mackerol, in kits,
10 4" Black Pepper, in gram,
80 Gallons S. II. Syrup,
l Gross Matches,
l Case assorted Spices,
l Case Mustard
Each article 10 be Of the FIRST quality, subject to
be increased or diminished fourth by the Stew
ard Of said Hospital and the articles to be approved
by him. The bills f0r said articles to be allowed at
each regular session Of the Board Of Supervisors,
and to be paid in cash.
Proposals will also be received for a Resident
Physician Of said Hospital for a term Of two years,
commencing January lst, A. d. 1852. said Ply
sician to furnish all medicines and surgical instru-
ments required for use at said Hospital. Said Ply
siciaL 10 be paid monthly in warrants drawn on the
the INDECENT Sick Fund Of said County.
Proposals viii also be received for a Steward of
said Hospital for term Of two years, commencing
January lst A. d. ls62, who shall provide and pay
foI all help for cooking, washing and nursing re-
qured for said Hospital. Said Steward to be paid
monthly in warrants drawn on the INDECENT Sick
Fund Of said County Of Butte.
The contracts will be awarded by the Board Of
Supervisors, and no bid will be considered unac-
companied Nv written guarantee der red sufficient
by the Ioard that the party ~ tue proposals
will enter into contract and give uDnd- for the full
tllment thereof, and unless accompanied also with
a statement as to his place of residence and place
Of business.
The Board reserve the right in their discretion TO
reject all bids
By order of the Board
-. Witness my hand and the seal Of said
s,., County affixed, this 2lst day Of Novem-
7hAA' Der, A. D. 1861.
-~ II. NJ. PHlPPS, County Clerk.
By MILES CHAPIN, Deputy. n23-3t
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HE BAILEY LEAD.1-There are in this
w! -r quite a number of people who paid liber-
T'5 70 become stockholders in the Bailey
n 5' D.. eat none Of them knew the Whereabouts
NJ '14,ey' icy iae man from whom they purchased.
WIN v,7gPA hys.op, formerly Of this city, and
go-e.. "~s -aFe while " Bailey Lead" stock was
f-s95 aad down, is now in the East 4
atSs- ~ al3 received letter from hm the
No.: uay 10 which he stated that few days
Tats-y Ts-.'.s.y be had diued with Bailey of " Lead
r,t.'S'!; 10 Cleveland, with the further infor.
n,-, ~ !. 5nat Bailey IS now a resident in some
F-'' '' eanada West-Isan Francisco Call.
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MEETING OF SIsTERs.-The Hamilton MOL
Messenger of Oct 29th, reports an interesting
incident IN military camp'near that place. Ii
says that recently, while Mrs McNutt, oi
Douglasville, ILL.,, was huckstering in Camp
Looms, Mrs. keener, wife of Captain Keener,
came out OF her tent to buy something. Mrs.
MeAutt had frequently visited the camp be-
fore, huekstering, and thought that Mrs Keen
er's countenance looked familiar to her /; so on
the day mentioned, when Mrs. Keener came
out, Mrs. McNutt observed to her that she
thought she had seen her before, and the long
er she looked at her the more she became con
WINGED Of the fact, and observed again that she
must have once known her. Mrs. Keener also
thought she had seen Mrs McNutt before
Mrs McNutt then asked her if her Christian
name was not Rachel. Mrs Keener replied
that it was, when they then both recognized
each other as sisters, and with low shrieks and
tears OF JOY rushed into each others arms, and
greeted each other after separation Of twenty
years. There is quite romance connected
with the two families Governor McNutt
having been reduced from opulence to strin-
gency by the extravaganza of his sons, who
ended their career by entering Walkers unfor-
tunate Nicaraguan expedition, aud Captain
keener left the Dragon service some years
since and went to preaching. He was station
ed at Pilot Knob, at the breaking out of the
present troubles, and was driven away by the
rebels because Of his Union sentiments. He
went to Illinois, raised a company and is now
in for the war.
JOS. MCKIBBEN.-Hon. Jos. McKibben
has, according to recent advices, been assigned
the position of Colonel, upon the staff of Gen.
Halleck who will command the expedition
down the Mississippi River. Mr.. McKibben
is firm and unyieding Union man, and, we
believe, will make good soldier. He leaves
by the next steamer, for the field of operations
The EARTHQUAKE IN HUMBoLDT COUNTY,
The Times, referring to the earthquake in
Mattoe Valley mentioned in the Union, saws :
4 resident of Mattolc tells US that the shock
must have been more severe in that valley than
at any other place about here. He SAYS the
ground cracked and opened in places quarter
of mile in length, with tremendous iarring
sound; that in one place the earth opened so
much as to let COW topple over and drop in
in head first /: the opening Immediately closed,
mashing the whole body of the COW as fat as
pancake, except the tail, which still sticks
out as lasting monument of her latter end
BROTHER OF GEN. ANDERsoN.-The follow
ing is from a New Orleans paper:
Charles Anderson, brother of Gen. Robert
Anderson of Sumter notoriety, who lives in
Texas, lately concluded to sell out and remove
to Kentucky. He started from San Antonio,
and proceeded toward Mexico. When twenty
seven miles out on his pious pilgrimage he
was overtaken by detachment of our cavalry
sent for the purpose by Colonel H. E. McCul-
loch. Anderson is prisoner, but his family
has started for Ohio by way of Matamoras.
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A. ROMAN G. CO.,
Booksellers, Importers,
And PUBLISHERS,

No. 5O7 Montgomery ST., San Francisco.
We invite the especial attention Of the Book Trade
to our immense stock Of STANDARD MlSCELLA-
NEOUS, MEDICAL and SCHOOL BOOKS and to
our superior facilities for filling orders and procur
ing Home and Foreign Publications, at the shortest
possible notice.
Ha- Orders filled with promptness and dispatch,
and at the VERY LOWEST RATES.
Our own and Publishers Catalogues furnished
Gratutously. n23n
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ALSO.
Il @ U O r s
Tobacco & Cigars.

RAJ Purchasers are invited to give US call, as
we are determined to sell at but slight advance
on cost.
Nov. 18th, 1861.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the Board Of Supervisors Of Butte County
until the 18th day of December, A. D. 1861, at the
office Of the County Clerk, for furnishing supplies
for the County Hospital of said County for the
term of six months, commencing the first dav Of
,Jauuary A. D.. lAG2 As follows
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-07

OrERLAxD MAu..-DuriHg the month Of
November, 80, ,868 letters were sent from the
Postofice at san Francisco via the Overland
Mail. At the same time 2,512 circulars and
Il, SOP papers were sent East. 24,5o7 letters
were received from the East.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-12-07

THE Presidents REASONS FOR REMOVING
FREMoxT-The Washington correspondent of
the New York Times, under date of November
4th, gives the following as the Presidents
reasons for removing Fremont:
The President was thoroughly satisfied that
Colonel Mulliran and his army of thirty five
hundred meu were sacrificed at Lexington by
the incompeteney and iueficiency Of Fremont I:
and the escape Of Price. uupunished, into Ark
aasas--an event foreseen by all military men
as certain for weeks past-put an end to the
hope and promise OF Fremont aud bis friends,
that be would, If allowed a chance bag
Puee aud retrieve his reputation. The Gov
ernment has lost now not only Mulligans army,
but the enormous expense Of .Fremont's cam
paign, with near fifty thousand men, into
Southwest Missouri IN fruitless pursuit Of the
victorious Price Ii Fremont should 60 for
ward into Arkansas his army. being drawn
away from lis base. would be cut off and lost
if he returns with it to St. Louis. Price viii !
follow bis reireatlng footsteps and reconquer
the greater part OF the State If he leaves
enough oi his army at Springfield to keep Price,
McCuiloch and Gen \. 5. Johnson out of the
State he win go back to St Louis striped Of
the means to operate eliectuallv on any other
feId-having' lost two battles. one General
,Lvonl. one Colonel Mulligau), and 500 men
and spent many millions Of dollars, since he
assumed command in Missouri. and only ended
IN putting the State where Gen. Lyon had
placed it last June. 1t is upon this record of
Intellectual service, connected with voluminous
and uuloubted evidence Of extravagaut ex-
penditure aud confusion in the accounts Of the
department, that the President has felt impel
led 10 remove Gen. Fremont.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-03-20
Chr aeambertrille gress.

etypes, the gorgeous gold and silver
decoration of Asiatic magnifcence, or
the time-honored armor of the days of
crusades and chivalry. To the draw
ing-room, adjoining this gem of libra
ries, it is impossible adequately to do
justice, and | must confne my account
to brief recital of it's curiosities both
of nature and Of Art. A statue of
Bonaparte by Canova, a vase Of ex-
quisite workmanship, carved from the
horn of rhinoceros, an extensive col
lection of beautiful paintings, nnmer-
Gus East Indian trinkets of great val
ne, and various other objects of artiS-
tic skill combined, with birds of bril-
liant plumage and insects of gayest
coloring, to render this SPLENDID recep-
tion room an end 5aring testimony of
the taste aud munifcence of the Con-
snl General. The presence Of grace
full, accomplished ladies contributed a
further charm to the attraction of
" Springdale," and served to impress
its recolections inetfacably upon the
memory.