, 1861-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

E4AL dQQ. de8H6 u~42l3EHh WILL GAk6 1ta seat
in the q. 8. Senate at the opening OF the ses
sion. B1eckinridge and Powell Of Kentucky
will not take their Seats, the former having &C,
cepted confederate commission, aud the lat
ter being al ayowed tsaItor, his seat will be-
declared vacant With the Other. The Ken
tucky Legislature reassembles On the 27th,
when both seats will be formally vacated and
new elections made. .,Thomaa Hart Clay, {son
Of Henry Clay.) will probably be elected euc-
cessor to Breckinridge, aad M. Harney of the
Louisville Democrat successor to Powell.
The sword ordered by the Maryland Leg
islatu1e for Col Di1oa 8. Miles is to be pra-
6ented by Governor Hicks this week. This
sword Was ordered last winter, when Col
Miles, on his return ftom the frontier, spurned
the oVerturs6 OF the Maryland rebels to aban-
don the flag Of the Union.
- When Byron crossed the sea he sanz,
"My native Lard, good night" When Mason
and 6ldel1 attempted to c1oss they woke up
one morning and made the ealu:aifon, " NJ
native land, good morning g.-LouisuleJ Journal.
- The War Department is bes1eged by the
colonies Of the one hundred and fifty regi-
nents located in and sbont this capital for
permission to take their commauds to South
Carolina TIE stories Of the Italian climate
and the delicious fruits of Beaufort, narrated
BY those who haye described the region now
il possession Of the forces Of the United
states, have greatly saa1pene9 the nppetitsa Of
our soldiers, and they are anxious, il there are
70 oe Wlnle1 4aaltefs anywhere, that they
STATE of Ka1hann Rbett Ka;tt nr ~ an3 a;kae - se
-Vashingto4s Cor. Pa. Pres.
One Of the rebel letters captured at Port
Royal, was signed Chas: G. Weethrook, and
asleE.eo ~ ntSs Se1t95 nsoeea W asa. Il ssa
as an excnse far mt f3obtinp Tins sho"s;ng
either dialoyal.y to the Southern cause or co r.
afo1ce."
Samuel n. Chamberlain, eaitor-i5-chief
OF the Bn11afo Commercial advertiser, haa ac-
ceFted the Quartefmastersh1 OF Gen. sctogg's
"Eagfe nr1gaoe," raising in that city.
-0er. Mitchell. having been induced to
withdraw hls resignation, "as ordered to re-
port to Gen. Buell., which he did on Saturday,
when he was Instructed to remain In Cincin-
wv. ioh US p1sAea'- @ss'' 3a'S'1eA e2pes's ~
'~Ae . .4e uSaL.oz ,.sia.
died TecentI7 At Long LIKE Wisconsin en-. en-
fessed to being the leader of gang that burned
ne CITY 81 q OSHKOSH, WIS. soma Two years
strnct,on n so1e honssu ~ ~ fs, ~ ~ a1 tst
they d sd determined to not leaYe honse In
! the towA.
M. de Rakoonin. distinguished Roman
,.,,1,t7on;s+ .,7 rsfar.a ~ a~-;-od ~ g.
te'o1uIon4o1 n anu 1eiusee' aA7 a.il'eo n osa
F1ancasco by an American vessel tom Japan,
having escaped from his dreary Imprisonment
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| mia and other siaEonic countries, and ha:
been in dutance yile for twelve veara He 4
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vii, ston with bis friend prof Agasafz
"a 9.up "AA4 - AssA" io.' 0s"setA.
william Helne, known through his trav
els In Central America and as the artist and
| htstor1oQrspher Of the Perry Japan exp.dIt1on
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