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APRssIpsNrIaL APPOINTMENT The President
mas appointed Joseph L Williams, of Tenn, as
sccate Justice Of the L. 8 court for the Territory
Of DacCtch
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u The U. 3 troops IN Missouri have taken
possession OF the State capital. One Of the State
Brigadier Generals has also been arrested on the
charge Of treason
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W La'' wednesday, man hung himself be-
'anse ns stature was not up TO the standard pre-
Ocrioed for volu srs in New York
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OoL- ROBERT ANDERSON, the hero Of Fort Sum
Ter, was vestefdly made Bligadler General.
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ESTABLISHED 1116.
A. b INING Err & CO.

IMPORTERS or
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND CHOICE
GROCERIES, DC.
w ana "a Liberty street, Ne,e Yo,k. a.d oax p
'Hes', eorrsr Of PsHna avesxe a.d i4tA st,stt.
toPposite Willards' HotslJ
WE Neg TO inform the citizens of wa,bin,to,
dnd PnoIe generally that We have opsneS
pfsnon OF our 6usIn -ss at the above number ms
.ne alI eoutn 81 Mr. JOSEPH p. WILSON thar Ss
pLD WINES, LlQUOkS, HAVhNI CT
uAaSi 20 as th9se we sell in New Yorf. ana
j. l8-aolm quAlV.
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THE AFFAIR AT VIENNA.

A Masked Battery Opens on the Ohio Re.
giment-Grape and Canister Poured into
the Train-The Engine Crippled and Re.
turns TO the City-Reinforcements Sent
Out through the Night-Retreat Of the
Confederates, with their Batteries, to-
wards Fairfax Court Houso-U. s. Troops
supposed to be in Possession at Vienna.
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THE NEWS HERE.

NAVY TABD ITEMS he steamer Philadelphia
and Baltimore left the Navy Yard at , q m tc-
day, aking On board the Seventy first Regiment,
and proceeded 10 Alexandria. On arriving there
they landed at the wharf, and formed for the pur-
pore OF advancing TO the support Of Gen Schenck
They soon, however, received word that their
services were not required, as the Vienna fight
was over They accordingly re-embarked on the
steamers and returned to the Navy Yard, arriving
BACK at g a m. A, the Seventy first left Alexan-
dria train came down from Vienna, bringing
eight killed and fourteen or fifteen wounded
some OF 'he killed were brough to this city by
The steamer Star, which plies between Seventh-st
wharf and Alexandria
Two companies Of the Seventy-frst Regiment
companies artillery and (infantry)-left the
Navy Yard at 10 p. IN. yesterday, on board the
Mount Vernon, for Port Tobacco The Mount
vernon had not returned mp to IL m. to day
THEIR FRONT The disunionists must either
nave Tremendous force on the other side of the
rver. or their line Of defense Is an exceedingly
weak one through Its extent We have every rea
son 10 believe that the latter Is certainly the case
foeir front opposed to the forces OF the United
states extends certainly from Manassas junction
70 EaWards's Ferry-a distance Of full thirty
hiles-which for Its proper defense will require
"eii-aPpoihted force of more than sixty thousand
men. Whereas we feel sure that they have not
more than half that number, II more than a third
Oh IL, now operating on that line Our belief is
mat Patterson's approach or tie nrst forward
movement on the part o: Gen. McDowell's COM
manc Will prove that "a at present posted, their
line Will be broken at the moment it may he re-
riously menaced.
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LATEST FROM COL. STONES COM.
MAND
Per Star OTes Pony Ezpress !

Per Star Q5ies Pony Erprt,S
CoNRAD's FERRY, (EAsr sIDE,) MoNTsomKRr
Co., Md, June Il, 1861 -Washin sios Star: To-
day the enemy have been practicing upon Us 10
no purpose, howeverJ from three or four six
FOUNDERS planted on the other side Of the river,
firing many rounds at the portion of Col Stones
command stationed here. The total force Of the
enemy opposite TO US is judged to be about eight
hundred strong. Their fire was returned from
the rihed pieces Of some twenty picked maths.
men, who, In the course Of their firing, broup hit
down one OF their gunners. The distance across
Is so great, however, that even rifed muskets
are Of little avail except by chance shots. Your
express came to me so hastily and must return at
once: so have only time left in which to saw
that all Col. Stones command are we'll, and
anxious to get to closer quarters with the enemy
~$*
p. s.-As yet we have had no word from the
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ERESH MArTINGS

rr., r,,.,u.s AND OlLCLOTHS
c.ust received and or saie a sUp2ly of sup-r
rahcnn 81, - aid 64NhIte, CheouereS sns
ranry IoLtFaot Mettinss. all in prime orres and
ord pretty. "N"' eo'"fs are novel
a; SO, ssu.ply OF superior Floor OIIclo,h,. n,
ol.ihg anh bath rooms, halls and pa-ssees vb,nh
srdm, very cheap Pof oie-
- 49, Leip 10 and dome tic made Tail IA s,.;.
ohcloths, very chsap and petty S'sif
LANES DODSON.
70 Io-Steo CT late firm o. C,a1etf a 49,
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GUNBoATs FOR rHr WESTERN RIVERS

GoN"oAiS FOR rHR WESTERN RIVERS
QUARrKRNAsrER CENTRAL, Ovv-cv
VIC kisston. Juae H. Iss, (
,rhoPosALs are Invited constructing tipn-
tsts up On the Was'-rn rivers o1H
sProlhcau pms viii D. IN m sdiateiy prepared And
Eay De examined At the q usr'erma.far's Of6oe ~
Ci,c.hoati Pit s5u gh, md at this Office -
PFC rs,is ttom boat bail er, ana ens,p. briId
er< a'"ne will Re considered '"sin'-Ouno
corsIdsrat' on NJ n hen issc
ls :. Qu7rtermss'er GeDersl ITnitad St,tc.
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1871 BRIGADE,

US ID. e. nj.
,r, WAsHIhGToN, June "a, 1851.
The commissioned ofic r, of the Ist nd ~ 81.
,mWseS S .lst Bris.dsl z NJ. vii meet on w Ed
Washington Lisht Infantry, at . o'cIoot. for the
transaction OF imports busires.. By ORDER of
Brig. Gen, PETER r. BACON.
~BkNQUET TO THE 18th Reel
hS, MEhT N: Y. 9. NJ, OR CAMERuN
HlGH LANDERS.-A Banquet I'll be Ivan 70
the hcers OF this gallant reg linen. BY the new
bers and lsrds of rhe 81. Andrews Soolety If the
city ! Wa-h.ng ION; at the Natio al Hotel, on
sDAf EVENING, 18th June, at Q n 'clock
6entemsn who may desire 20 be present on the
occas!oa c,n be furnished with tickets IF admission
on Application at the books of Mr. William
naliantyne, on Sew nth street; w. X SmIlh AZ
the ationsl Com ervatcry, foot of apitIl Hill:
an At the ofica OF tae no Ell '
rComnsitise Of A,rangsmspts-Colonel James A.
Tat, nj. ID c Nihsm Bsllsltyne, William r.
Smitt, Tn omas W. Spence
cir 70 81 " n q a nHInaN
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FOR 5 -ATIONERY.

JhoiOSALO II Oh - - AlONbn1.
WAR DEPARTMENT. JusE n, 1851,
PnoP SAILS will be IeoeI ed =. this DspsrtPent
9ntl. 2 oei%ek NJ. on sa:urt ~, the 2ssh day of
,sH is ig a. for sur2:Ins re stst o.er, de-
yesr commeEcing on the Il rst da, OF July nett.
The Stahonsi, mast be Of n. ,st quality.
The saosessfai bidder viii hs ,squir.a to rive
bono, with approved su cites, for tho fa:hfu lul-
the light 70 OTler he artc At such tunes
and IN such Quantities AZ may deem proper, as
below stated.
Paper made of L,nen Stock.
20 resms Dc efP,tch car: ruled to pate m. weigh
50 reaPs fOOIsc.P, ruled or Plsln, weighing ID
300 RESIN, su:I . Pott, ruled or p ain. weighing
81 reams note paper. ruled or plain, per rean
s Ieam. blottius psper. per r. sIa
80 dozen LlortirI boards, per dozen
10 resms envelope paper, b0f or yellow, royal,
IOre.m. Mani ia wrapping paper. super royal.
soIcN envelopes, Official slzos, extra heavy. per
70 ooo envelopes letter Sizes extra heavy. per COZ
iS sr"T. me silc pens, per srOss
z'vos sglI ., No s., per 100
2 dozen Faber's ne and osrmIno pencils. per
2dos.n tSOTs foidets pl.iS. per dozen
, SSSs.sa srs..I:, 'yor, hsndles, do
10 oozsa b-aded knives, Rogers Sons, per
idOzsn efh,e scissors, Rogers Sons, per
Sdszsn saynsrd 3 Eoyes', or other black ink.
DON. 4Sffi TsnccER pr cs SG1fT ink
dossn IGtat.pd.. Diapers. whitnsy'., or
Is pounds .. air wax. scarlet. per pound
10 Pound: linda rebtcr, prepared. IN pieces.
nd zen silk tsste or braid. assorted, per dosep
ooss re, d Fsd tape In pieces, assorted nIes.
lodoI.n red tape, in rolls, assorted si.es, Per
:, ,ounds linen twrne, per pound
4. y,i zen .s ssso Jars Inucilsie, per dozen.
CASH NOTICE.
IN Consequence of our having % nav cash "a,
to reSuce cur business 70 Cash exclusively fSr the
croT III lssFf iss s' ssa ssa
tSsn usually, WALL al .iF ESSs iOses rate
"a, S23 Pa avenue between 9th and 10Th sta.
or, SUs;TSoMERs HAVING BOOK &C
oyIDI to the dulness OF the time. and the scaSoitI
per "a arc sns g Sfs
ou1rs., r.t, sSs money will also be taken st the
nu It,, WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO,
WE OFFER TO MILITARY MEN |. Isrt.
ovshR ssI5smsnt OF GR EY apd HUE FLANNEL
Frs oRSP BLASkEFFs. H aaaInfT ao ResA w
Stlcn We invite oil cash purchasers 20 examine
'"'| Wall ssTfEsPHENs q CO..
na Ger . SsEssn ss and lotl SIS
Subscriber ha .kiRf s.ss add ON, - -,
fso,oIy, making il now one Of the arg "
ior sots1ins r SSkRsTaGifrssiii sss 49,
Liohf MsGoNs OF all kinds caaio OF b. sur
ma. q c.fn.sss and tisat HWSs wagon. l.p,
All REPAIRS neatly done, and al ordsu
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js Is a.
7 UW-PRICED CARPETINGs

1 O"-PRICED CARPETISGS
JUST rec lived Ard for sale at the cd s.srd of Cl.-
eett DGIson No NAL et Sp.oe, q fresh su Or v
% super iNGRAIS CARPETiNGS, which viii
worth S712 cents. VIZ 'oH's
pl.io Al s. CENTS worth Is Ditto at Si4. worth 60
g go. iuit stock of SHADES ard NnIsTa's for
STATES; Mosq aitO Nets, Picture Cords &c
JAMES B DO0SON
10 .oot No. Market Spsoe.
Use ATTENT!ON Of QUaRTERMLS
- ters AID suffers of Regiments in Camps and
Sarn srs y called to The following foods now OF
70 bbIs. srpsr ground Rio rofse
ID Dn,s IasIor Sons Xxx Albany Pale Ale Gum
sosss teseh q Ib,l ground Topper.
q do Pigs Feet,
- do Pas Tongues
For sale low 10 close consisnne Il. n
;,o WALL B3RksRps
10 10 Corner of Pa aver ne , nd Nin,h -
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JAMRs A. RRnwx 9an - "a 81

IEe THE UNION PRAYER MEETING
~ will be no den EVERY DAY in the English
commencing at o'clock p. IA. ard 20 10 continued
an hour strangers as well as citizens of a da-
these social meetings m 81
nTICE CREAM, Wholesale and Retail a, the
tSS PhiI1dsIpiia Zee Cream Depot corner Of
4 ~eiiSh anu Streets. D-lnr
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e.! .. sssss.1EEssss FEE EGSllSRsA0
sy;iS Ttt y. s. alSssi RNSSs;ssSs
, ~ i.ss e o. &c Msys1d sds q The ~ q.
As e s;Ss IN :ss & IT 2
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nR. FEsLER, tls sksIlrsl o.-,a,o, - "A. r.
90 Eg, has arrived in washi arton and
opSn q an omoe, No 444 Eigh IN street nesr penn
yi mo-. delicate organs. Dr.. FRsLrI ia a Tssu-
rnry, ea.ested fpsicisn and SurTeon y no Is.
b ss.,nent Of sl dlses -ee Of the Eye aud Ear. Dr.
ssss..s p.e redlesi AID suIF zeal treaime,t 70
giants, cepoers. Tpmors, aai al other chronic
s.seSses femAae Complaints lso treated with
.-s~.-.. -. q. ie lO-ly
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w CANTON STRAW MATT1NGS
" r. Rave on hand anon, our stock of Drv
Goods 80 pleo's Canton Straw n att,pr, which ne
on tT I, sell cheap - o out. also, 30 yard, of
Dutch Half Carpet st Is GEMS per yard.
Je IL lv = Il W MEYESREp
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ALEXANDRIA, June Is Washington Star -
Yesterday the First Ohio Regiment Of General
scbenckls command, gndsr command Of Colonel
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iah"y, 'ney could not hope to carry them until
| reinforced, and Withdrew to cove, q, ,bov.
stated, carrying with them, however, their dead
and wounded.
nc ehemy'' force, estimated at 1000 to / 200
strong, had evidently moved down from Fa,rfa,
Court House the preceding night. Report said
'na' Bngadier Gen. Eppa Hunton was I'm conn.
msnd Of the enemys force.
Ayrs Hill, where the batterie. were stationed &,
very commanding point, and 4, ,e,b,r. ~.
highest ground in Fairfax county The purpose
OF the enemy was evidently to get the car. with
'ne Federal troops on the straight stretch Of the
road before opening their murderous fire t,s
certain that there were three g. pound ppn, in N.
batteries, and probably other artillery
The Ohio companies behaved with ,npcb c,sd,,
In their unpleasant position, and General Scbenck
particularlyis said to have displayed perf,o, COOL
ness and self possession. There seems to have
been lack Of forethought In not sending ont
scouts In advance, as the country is favorable n
such accommodating; but when once in the d,r.
Guilty. both men and officers apparently did the
best possible
They kept undisputed Possession at the point
where they posted themselves, the enemy not
deeming It prudent to follow them up. On III.
'e'1fn OF the engine to Alexandra, Col Heintzel.
man immediately ordered reinforcements 70 he
sent up, aud In the course Of the nigh, two train,
were sent up with strong detachmsnts from vsrous
regiments In Alexandria.
Affour O'Clock this morning the Federal troop,
under zen Tyler, were posted some four miles this
size OF Vienna, preparing to march upon tina, point
twas believed however, that the enemy had fall.
en- back towards Fairfax C H, taking their bate
res with them, and that their retrog rads movement,
commenced about midnight The suppos,to,
was that they expected achievements would he
sent up to the Federal troops, and feared furtbe,
that their communication with Fa,rfax G. n
might be cut OF
fh impossible now to say who of the cou,ed.
crate troops were At Vienna, as the road from Fair,
fs1'court House is but AZ to * miles to Vienna.
In the neighborhood Of which was the South Car.
el'n Regiment, large number Of troops Of cav.
airy from faiffax, Fsuquer, .Richmcnd. Prince
William, and elsewhere, the Alexandr!s A,aI.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-19
y e NJ o V A L
DIR j. A. ANDREWS
has removed his Medical Ofce from los Main Street to

~ SUNNI er Stre0t:
tzS@ He invites all his friends to call and him.
DIR. ANDREWS will take this opportunity to say to
bis friends and the public that he continues treat the
following diseases with almost entire success -
Dyspepsia in all its forms; Constipation; Chronic Di
arrhea HemOrrh0ids; Jaundice hillary Calcuii; Pal
sv, without Inflammation Of the Brain HYsTERIA; HY-
FoCHoNDRIA; NEURALGIA, Nerveache whether seated
In the Face Stomach Liver, Bowels, Uterus Extrem-
tiles; Chronic Catarrh; Humid asthma; Nervous Pal
niation; Enlargement of the Liver and Spleen; Incon
tnence of Urne Gravel; LeucOrrhea; Irritable Uterus
yiruent Gonorrhea; Gleet; Cutaneous Eruptons
Rheumatism; Rheumatic Enlargement and Stiffness Of
the Joints; Periodical Headache Spinal Irritation &c
"A. ANDREWS NJ D.,
June %, 1851. dtf1 Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-19

FsNO FARMERS l- RYE FEED AND
y WHEAT FEED.-lO tons extra quaIify Rive Feed
10 tons Fine Wheat Feed this day received and for sale
very low by W. ID, HOLBR0OK & CO..
sil dtf 307 Main street
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-19
TERHs OF ADvERTIsIN G..

ADVERTIsEmENTs published in the DAILY or sI 90
square for three insertions and 2Ocents each sub
scguent Insertion Zen lines or less) constitute a
square Advertisements ordered inside in any
prominent place So also those largely displayed will
be charged extra rates Contracts ~ the year may be
made on liberal terms.
In NEEKLY First insertion 81 per square,; each sub
sequent insertion 81 cents.
20 All transient Advertisements must be paid in
10 make quarterly payments
No gratuatoas 4arsrtisemeats. No report, reso
l1tos or proceedings of any corporation, society or
association and communication designed to call atten
non to any matter Of limited individual nlreest can
Delnserled- unless paid for Advertisement
~ The Publishers will not hold themselye respon
sioe Tor any errors that may occur beyond Il amour
charged for the Advertisement
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-19

SYRUPS-Stuart's Syrup of extra quality,
~ for sale by DWINNELL Il TAFT 234 Main street
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-19

RURN ELLIS WASHING SOAP; also
AZ Wiuchester's, and Mason's extra fer sale by
$40 dtt d. d. ALLEN \ 0 Front st
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-19

RUTTER, CHEESE, AND BEANS
AZ just received, and for sale by
LIE SPRAGUE Il CO.,
apl dtf No. Park
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-19

FOR FAMILY USE.-Bolted Meal from
a extra nice White Maryland Corn. expressly for
family use at w. ID. H0LBRO0K 81 cos.
s6 - -
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-19

RlED FRUITS, VIZ: Turkish Prunes
- Peaches and Apple, of superior ouaiit~ inst re
Nvl'tu Nvl''ttiu,e.l el ior SAFE nl WIN. o. SWEET,
LuSl-o Nu lS6 Main street.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-19

NJ EW YORK SYRUPS Of extra onaIi-
4 Y, just received and for sale by
$40 dtt ID. D. ALIEN. No g Ernnt
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-19
flour, 6toterrts, Rt.

| TON VERMONT CHEESE. Saoe
- and plain of superior quality this dav received and
Tor sale by D, u. ALLEN, No Front street. ''>'
s-V
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-19

RUTTER-lO0 Tubs Vermont dairy, on
81 hand and for sale by WIN n swFTT-' > 'iA
.------N "
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-19

CONSTANT SHEPARD, AGENT
~ AND COLLECTOR. Inquire at the Spy Office, OF
No IL Crown street. diff mchll
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RIVER NEWS.

The Ohio, which seems very tickle of late,
was slowly swelling again yesterday, having
risen during the twenty-four hours ending
last evening some four or FIVE inches, max
ing channel-depth at this point Of over
sixteen and half feet. AT Pittsburg the
River was receding yesterday, with nine feet
ten inches water there. The weather here
was cold and cloudy yesterday; the ther-
mometer indicating no more than $50 or $40
hom morning until evening.
Business on the Landing continued dull,
of course, and freights scarce for all points,
though they were better than they had been
for Southern points. Rates were unchanged
from yesterdays quotations,
Owing to the crowded state of our columns
we are compelled to omit our report of the
rivers elsewhere.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-11
LAW REPORT.
SUPERIOR COURT.

SUPERIOR COURT.
Lewis Us. Colby. Judge Storer sustaine q
a demurrer to the answer in this case hold
ing that policeman can arrest without
warrant only, wheE an offender has escaped,
and the officer is in pursuit; or, where the
oflense is committed in the presence of the
officer.
Hubbard rs. Max Stadler. Held: That the
debtor who originally created trust for the
benefit of creditors, can not have any cause
of action against the trustee. Demurrer sus-
tanned.
Jesse Worley and William Cummings vs.
II. T. Sedan. Trial by jury to recover $500,
the amount Of a reward alleged TO have been
promised for the discovery of persons who
tarred q house in the western part of the
city. Verdict for defendant. .r-
Syracuse Coal Company ps. Tho steam
ferry-boat ETceLSoir. On trial before Judge
Hoadley, to recover damages for sinking
fat-boat laden with coal, near Fiith-street
ferry-landing, in November, 1858.
Lincoln and Smith for plaintiff James and
Jackson for defense.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-11
THE DAILY PRESS.
City News.
AMUsEMENTs rms FyENINc.


PIKE's 0pERA HoUsE.-A stupendous bill
is offered tonight for the benefit of the
accomplished young actress, Miss Sallie st.
Olair, comprising no less THAI three new
pieces; the new domestic fairy drama of
the Fairy Of Home, written expressly for
Miss st. Clair by Mr. Charles NJ. Barras;
The Comical Countess, aud The Man Nth Ice
IN Him. The Fairy Of Home, with new and
beautiful scenery by Porter is very credta-
bly, mentioned by our Eastern exchanges.
Mr.. Barras viii appear in a new character,
and this, with such an amount of frst-class
entertainment will doubtless fill the house.
NAT1oNAL THEATER.--Tho Dead Heart
which has so many striking features and
effective situations that it is we'll worthy to
be called sensational, will be performed
again this evening for the benefit of Mr.. T..
Eddy. He is well qualified to render the
peculiar part of Robert Landry" and his
personation should be witnessed. The laugh
able farce, entitled His Last Legs, in which
Mr.. Eddy will enact O'Callaghan, will con-
clude the performance.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-11

The BIBLE MEETIEG.-The meeting of the
friends of Bible distribution at Trinity
Church, last evening, was pretty well
attended. The exercises were as follows
l. Hymn, "COme Holy Spirit"
2. Prayer by Rev. DR.. Fee, who was intro
duced as one of the few surviving members of
the body which formed the American Bible
Society.
g. Reading of the Scriptures-the 10th
Psalm: ''The heavens declare the glory Of
God.' Rev. DIR. Locke.
4. Address by Rev. Mr.. Thompson, late
of Buffalo, New York, now of this city, the
central idea of which was that the Bible is as
necessary to mans spiritual as food to his
physical existence; and as without the latter
his body, SO without the former his soul will
inevitably perish--rather a melancholy pros
pect for those who are unable to buy and
have nobody to give the sacred volume. ~.
5. Hymn-"Bles't be the tie that binds"
G. Address by Hon. Bellamy Storer. Mr..
StoTer reflected with some severity upon
those theologians who have obscured the
Word OF God with false theories and human
devices. He then spoke of the signs that
Enthusiastically presage the approaching end
of the world, quoting prophesy of Martin
Luther that, from his time not more than
800 years would elapse before the present
dispensatiOn would come to an end. He
cited other opinions of eminent theologians
to the same effect, and remarked that if the
Scriptures are to be taken in the ordinary
sense in which words are used, we are living
in nthe last days. Before the end is to arrive,
If the Word of God is to be believed, pre-
cisely such events are to happen as are now
itFanspiring, He enlarged upon this idea,
and proceeded to compare current transae-
tions with the prophetic passages -appar-
emily gaining great comfort from the reiiec-
human family is, in the dispensatiop Of
! Providence, the next thing in order, y
T. Hymn.
8. Bensdietioa.
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A THIRD TRIAL OF JAMES BUREs.-Mr. p.
McGToarty applied for a change of venue TO
CleTmont County urging that it would be
difficult to find jury OF twelve men, who
could sit impartially upon the third trial Of
a man in the same county, for the same Of
tense.
Mr.. Gaines opposed the application.
Judge Collins believed there was nothing
in the nature of this case that was calsu-
lated to give such a bias TO the minds Of laen
that they would not be likely, by issuing
penire for thirty six men, and pursuing the
usual course, to obtain an impartial Jury.
Motion oyerruled.
YERDICT.-FOrtune and HOLSTER, who wess,
tried on the previous day for burglary and
grand larceny, were found guilty.
w. Strefon, alias Striker, was conVsoted
Of passing a counterfeit Ealf-dollar.
In addition to the Deputy -sheriffS here.
tofore named, r. r. Quinn was swola.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-11

LONGEVITY IN NEW EEGLAND.-In ProVi-
dence, r. l., l05 persons of 70 years and
upward died during the year 1850. One
Of these was 1Ol, ] was 100, l6 above 80, %
various other parts Of the New England
States eight persons have died Of the respect
i've ages Of lO4, lO5, Ill, lls, l2O, l35, l97,
aud l35,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-11

SALUTE IN Honor OF THE GALLANT AMBER
soN.-The Guthrie Grays yesterday fred 100
guns in honor of Major Anderson, the gal
liant defender Of Fort Sumter. The "Grays," F."
in thus doing honor to Anderson, certainly
reflect the sentiment of this entire commu-
nity.