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,NENTkAL RAILROAD OF new JEB-
aamptn Junctios with Delaware, LAokaVNlnA
Gd Western Railroad, and - k.Ntn with L@b{l
YaAay RGllraAd and its oOnneotinnS, forming o.
r,-ca Ina " PIrrabUs9 Nss We Wssr, ~'Ahoai
sUMXER ARRANGEMENT.
DoEama.e,Dg Jsas u, isSl--Ls.Ss h~S hTk ~
tollowAI
aAARlssvRsa Epnss-EIsA n, for E.nGl,
alNcins PoaJvi.ls, HnIaU2rg, kArsh Ohuak
Mn THAE- Asa. a., for EssSon, wLS= GAP
Scranton. 0rsai Renl, PinAtOn, Wilkesh@rrs, 80
l2H. TnEnuaH TKAM-Eor kaston, hAueb
lhu1E WulsmAPor, Bssils. PoAssVIa RsrE-
aSH' rHAuuGh fIAm--Fo< HAx.oA. Bshls
asla AllsntOysu End MAuoh SAIi.k
bi1FH, WAY TRAn-FoE 6oIsTyila,
a0O =. ~ Neasrn EEprosE tor Hasaoa, ajlsA
tJwa. Rsadiag, uSuiSDurg, psi5basg, ana lnS
wsss slsspins oNI trona jersey Stas ihrooss N
sxpREss TRAnts FOE HARRIBBn0.
The "a. ~, Express Train from New York. -.
riyas n Harrisburg - ?. ~, onnpeotins nAsa and
yysss, on Pannsy lvAnlA CCntra railroad, NgthsTp
Central Railroad. North and South. and With Olau-
brAnd Valley Railroad.
THE THROUGH HXPRESS TRAIN Fod raA
WEST, leaves New York al sr.n. dAly tSlRdAyr
axeepledl mAkiag close o0nnsceton - Harrisburg
,nth Pennsylvania RAIroAd-wiAh No change Of oaEs
10 Pilaburg, and buA ons 70 OincnAsh and Chicago.
Foar honrs hme n saved by lAking lhIs nAin.
MIZABKTHPORT AND NEW YOkK fkhkH
Laays NeW York FROM PtsE No. Nodh KavsE =
80 and II. 30 Az, $50, Aso and 30 p.n.
Tbs boAls SOP 4 Bergen foAnA md h@<inu's Haz-
bOs svs'y NIP cob VIZ; ~. .xx a.,.,..,..s .,.
Nls lTles =.
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lATEs or ADVERTIsIna-
TrRns nAsu, m, s1vxsc.

Adtau-eneaAs- -fsrs s,-ry vUUK LINEa .A,,.v
tvo wotds o. less one dag, 30 es,stsi tive dsv-l N
sicns sna the a.ys sls eeZt o. 10 Al in-ss-
aa rases aud D2.tha. 20 o~nas fsr each A1ur hn.<
houttly a.iVsuisensntr OF sDa. Hpe~- inss-,-a "a
~ "Vsnirnee ~ Ne oea, - hor every ~ lns---
. A1veit esm"n,s rPs-,Ysa uu,ii ri o,eIa.k p,
u ihT 's'ahhshmsn' s snslrsly sloNsd on spnd.v.
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CITY NEWS.

SuLL THEY Go.-Mr. c. C. Tracy, OF th,
Childrens Aid Society, will leave this city
with another company Of ohildson for tho Woit,
in the euly part Of next week. This will afford
an opportunity TO poor boys and girls, who do
tire TO escape from the poverty and temptation
Of New York, and tho miseries consequent on
hard times and tho war, to good homes in the
country. Those who desire to fpcak with Mr.
Tracy on the subject can SEQ him on Friday, or
Monday, a. NJ, at the ofIiSo Of tho Childrcn's
Aid Society, Clinton Hall, Astor place, (sth
street, } b,t.een Brcadway and tho BOwery.
-----------
PA1RIoriC CoNCERr-A concert In aid
the D'Epineuil Zouaves will be giyon at the
Academy Of Music on Friday night. CarlOtta
Patti, BariDI, Mad. SIakosch aud nsmber OF
other fire, slAs. GrLisA are engaged to ap-
pear.
PRovIHoss FOR WAsMSGroN. Tho fol-
lowing|is the number Of tons OF provisions
shipped to Washington In tho United States
steam transports which hayo loaded at pier
., North River, for the last throo months, viz
In August, t,C00 tons.
In September, 3,iO0 tons.
In October, 5000 tons.
Total, 12,i00 tons.
Besidea these transports, there are several
schoonHs that carry government stores.
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STEAMHOATS.

gVGFsP EK,cJ6SiUR ~ unata VI
4 gatar LGiIad iIlS = 1sna By syt-b IaisAv
any, boI Of Hl1pihSt ~ be, ,hr b@lisry sRo SuA,
AIRY. 9,aE laNvs svsTy hJar truda a. \. "
YF.u. Ga hnts sun1A'T srsr' RNr houl 70 J v
teSt sfvinT
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HEMP.

HEMP-EEAP-
IL AMERICAN,
JUTE,
Manila md Ai other kinds 'or sale In lots 10 SUIT.
KENT. TUCBRR Il CARTER ia Water street.
oe2S 2ian' II
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SOMETHING NEw-st CAPITAL NE.
- quned. Agents niske S3a day even thsss hard
.m.. Oar tolea ar oi al merit. sell rapid y.
s1isfscti q givs., or money returned. RiuR =
Co - Nassau e. uq9 2t.a'ti6
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PRICE ONE CEN I

sds4able attention A. Rome. An Effort wU
nsde ~ artss. hin by the Papai govern nent
ol cocri pol,cs His pspers wsrs -, ,ssi,
snd he Sas suspended from the exercise Of Il
functions.
puuruia.
80 The coronation Of tbs King took pla,s Ia tho
Church e Castillo, at Euuissbsfg, ON this isth
In l. Tho spleudor q tho va,iou, proce,,i m,
vas very great After tho csremony various al.
tsses we're presented, to when the KING r1-
Piled
The Minister Of State then real an oct Of an.
ncs'y, and several grants Il rObltty, &c. t.
King acc' ped an invi alton 10 tho bal to te
given by the Earl Of Clarendon in honor Of the
await
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~ BAsIROADs.

1861.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
RoB rHa
WEST,
VIA
EuDSoE RIVER RAILROAD
AND
NEW YORK CENTRAI xlILROAp.
E1PRE9S raAlNs LEAVE DESoTN
HUDSON RIVER 6AlLROAD
cAuy, sUEpAgs sEoErTuA - roJLousi
A,voS gS; e gSAnle"" re. nTss 'o.A a. 'A''iOH-
ii.I asm,GuYG uSs SRvaEnrs
sonUs.l Gni sunAle TIrla vHb
slespinz ARA l0.ib P.H- iO.s1r,H
EAHJoAn sos
sCnENBCTADT, EoCuAscTz
OTICA BATAVIA,
sohE. and s..ions IN SuFFALO,
Roms tnd W..sutoWa LAi,,,sL $1,000 RAJLs
Railroad, Su5PHtuoh bSi00k
kUEUkfl uFsNBVA. CAnAkpAIGUE.
T..lls VI Sunnes W lssvs BUFFALO sai bUD
PkysIoN via LAKE. sHoRE, BuFFALo sAS
LAKB HURON and dERAT WESTERN RAn,
eOAD, bor HAMILTON. TORONTO OKTROII
CHICAGO, TOLEDO, MD.wAUkIsB FOa d
LAC, La CROSSE MADISON PRAlRB Ot
uHlEN aALEkA- DUNlabhTH OUFUQUb- fbD
RIA, ROCK IsI.AHD, hUsUATINa IOWA CTTS
BURLINGTON, QUINCY, sPHTNGFEs.D AZ
TON, ST. LOUIS CAIRO, TBERp HAUTh IN
pIANAPOLIs, L0UI5vlIJ.E,CIH CIHoIrNkTT. DAH
-ON COLUMBUS, CLEVELAND, and Al psi,lll
NHeI, n0RIHwEsT aud 8oUTHWkfT,
NORTHERN ACUTE.
6Ohnsctlng with trains a. Troy win aE0S
sOsTOa and HKHS. q SARATOGA hasdat ~
SAfAATOGA, WHITEHALL, hUrLAMl, buk
LINlTOE ST. ALBANa G0uaB POlhT
yIhTTsbU RGH. ONDAN5SJRsA. hoHtFAAh
LOCAL TRAI2e
Lave New York ~ tollOvTS
Won C!.aanC~s sirOct FROM 7hlrtSdfA ssyses'
PoughL Uepsis traiIA, a. 50 a. H., and lsO Aao
=, aaa i2.0S aud n. N. LRr.h.
sasEsEil Tstn, $50 a. s.fa a. -, and ao'o p a
sing sns T.n, s.iS LUl lGlr, as hAd lo.BrH
Plsh Iii Iraln. $50 ,. a. is@hA
~ FREIGHT ARBAHGGslEHts = 5Gp Ivah
~ shove, WITHOUT CHANGE OF Cas- ToiA
Iaa 10 p Is IN DaA SBIAn ASB CAhAL arRkLrA ~
q ~ t.Hss - favorable a. vtadh ~ oth@ daATOes
Tpr7pcAlSs Ths 'a9ilhsa u this gI1si tkN
YORK aOUTE W aha Wed, Command 70 10 shs
-1nadsnoe o' merchants and sa.ppsiI f1s oroups-
1sss and dispatch.
Pa seng o. TSlIA win shOkJNu ARD bLhEPlf,o
CARS 0in "a c1s4s scAJa on tie hs7 Work na,hai
hOsd.
Far p1itculGrs As W local mains Gnd nci8hi ar
snEentnta, inquire ~ tno dePOL % WGrIeA a.
iyl9 G'2A1 4. H. SMITH, bups1uh adssA'
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Farm FOR sALE,-e7, 200 WILL BUY
gOod ern of ~ scrss, In esrye. O., N J, 10
miles irosl New Hcrs, ~ f~u rNi rcad iaps,
cci6 2tac'1ss
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a ElAa. BaIAEs4.

RUTlDIyG LOTS ON BERGEN HILL
- CdFautfu " 'ccsted y niles tran dobotsn .,
Jersey Civ By Stages or hor-s s.rs every tsv min
u.es in good neasbiorhoods, nsar shsrohes .ah
Schools. pros slso ~ tsco; very e.sy ,s-uss APP
ply AL water =. otQ Aaac'in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-01

SINCE CoLoNEL KERRrGASs arrest in Wash.
tngton, for tho crime Of treason, develop
nents have boon made which are likely to i'm.
plicA,e several prominent New York politicians,
and show tha his plot to eSpiure ths Book.
lyn Navy Yard, last spring, was not exclusive.
iy his own. The Coonsls completely with sx-
Street Commissioner SMITH, nov a rebel NJ uor
General, is well known, as we'll a. his relation
'hip with several prominent candila'cs for mu.
nieipl hc--rs, a. the election to bs hold noxt
Woek. II tho Gjveinment ia in possession Of
any information impoaehinS tho loyalty Of these
gentry, it ought TO bc msde knosn, boCoro they
are lif'ed into authority cvcr the city of New
York, which mas contdbutoi such a vas. amount
et men and treasure 10 sustain the Onion.
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hnPLeYMENr-wsi...

ROY fWANIED-NAPR MING OFFICE,
- ITO suevs how 1, -.ttsoe Nd via mag
mss useful. o.n nAse . s,es y sitiadn. spIv
10 N IAUhTT. ~ " alker st. tsp HSJr. ocO s'iOl
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GPECTACl.E9 GOOD AND CHEAP-WeAh
osYhS improved Professor FRANKS eele brAt0d
rye prsserVers, soourAtely adjusted 10 defeotly.
vision by erporianoed practical opticiAn. All
kinds Of spsctaalsu bnghi. sold. taken In sxchSngs
OF repaired. esors Use Grand ID, near sdrttge.
nslT 24aosl9H
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BOARn AHD Es0OMs.

DOARDING-sINGLE GENTLEMEN AND
ID geircmen ard their wives a.so twJ yohtg
ladieA can bt ActommD Ddate1 with board, u 4I2
orpenv ich st. bot VISITS aud Canal SIS R,oms TO
81 nirniahtd OF Embarrassed. 0cth 2tAc'l33
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IMPORTATION or AKMs.-The amount Of
arms imported to this port since the lst u Au-
.ust is STA cd in value az follows;
T. ttld rides. es.......,........Sl5O 500
Gars............,,,,,,.. iig390
nlri N'h. , Ai"f"'y
Sv.rdg md ssbtos os..... 1900
Rgv,lvcrs, percussion caps, Sc. $500
Of tlcss, great portion havo beon sOnt to the
Western division Of the army under General
'rcmUnt.
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THE NEW Yul<k sur
FRIDAY MOkNtN0. NOV. 1 is6l.


ARornsy- General. DAMN q. DICKINSON.
S'crtdry " Stdts. ..... HOAATIO BALLARD.
CoitrOIl,r. LJCit5 ROsIN-ON.
7Tca'ur,r. r,r...........WILLlA p. LEWIS.
Sfd'e EngiHccr ccr......NILLtAs n. TAYLOR.
Prison inspector ...., ABRAHAM u. TAPfEN
Canal CODmistOncr ..FkshkLlN =. ALBE5.
era long terrn.
Short Term A. rAILM ADdE,
Cont II 1Ipcals. WILLIAM n. wKlGdT,
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SOMETHING NEw-st CAPITAL RE
- qu1ed. Agents nske IS q day sven these hard
tntt. Oar olea arr of r, al merit: sell raIdI
saasc,i givea, or money returned. RIGS q
w - NASSAU 81 u29 2Aao'ti6
'SnOkbAkFkS " NeNTkD-rwO OR Tht,.
- hOhdt~i nen 70 work on army SHOES! srarse
y onta. App'y - ELISHA HANsHBw, isl Fi.
'AS ou hssssu, brceklyn. cole Astss
-,OIBiEKs WANIED-ROR THE u. A
~ Iuy---hS AHA hot ~ nirn tam ~ ssrvtr..
t-e yeSs pay nrom fil - sSs pet month, With
90 h,~'d. ci'trins aNd msdcsi attendance slnO
'ALy nyon ~ tne eHptraiieo u Irm ~ ssry,cs
IVY q she Pfneips kendesv1us % ChAthasn a,
- Nnrk CITY. Lsait. :. n SpHOLR atn Inian.
~ U. \ a k~-7iihut oncr. oeis sAa-'1OI
TAIL0ks AND rAlLORRSSEs Wanted
ANS fands wa1t'd 20 nAEs nilit.ry o,sr-
~sts; also uAuis ~ nlave cuEon Nolaa Abpiy a,
'he Amrricv EYrross Buildltg 70 Hud., st, sn-
rancs n tns rear ooIS iSsiA{
NAlLORS WANTED idAlEDIArBLY 10
Nots IN tho st y. App corner R-raisay
sd WTreA a. DsVLlN . CO. cS29 D 80
\NANTED-EiGUJ MEN TO FILL COM
w parry y, Ggtl Il gm-ut, Fitat Ke.nmsrt Iri.h
Brignns, n"~ quaftcr'd 1t F. : huyrr. Tne Re-
m-tt "a 'otmNuoUd uv Nuiulol NuG-nt Appy
a. kElD.S h't" "a south st, nJsr Roosevelt Il 90
Caitst wM. BENSON. ocg es,s
NANlED -SEs MN, ORDINARY SkA-
" sic. AltI Aldau.sl, gong g. s.lr 10. ..a w. )
tiVy, ~ hud U =, tt-af hrn.hN y cAu..s .. N.
-otn.ug .iuf~, ef PlaI' ", cI,Ilr yanI.-A,r
-hc hS Ut h. tee 10; .Ld shc.psst nNnnsr
w, =. INV t'' Pear - i1t 49, ~
\NANiED-ib GOOD TAIIJRS--AL.O
w 90 < 81 tsilUes o. At his r,,s, at iJErt.L
usa, Gtai d 81 terry. o-ia'l96
NNAElED--50 BGlS, FROM ls 10 10
w yea soi sge. g. Ssrk 90 flung army TO- ,~s;
". ~ -. ut'I wlti tlr li-.aes y s!errsi A..
ply - D'y 81, up stA'rs. l.. COuES. tsi s'ias
\NANlEU-SEvEBAL TIN PLATE AND !
W she~ ircn vo'kers. suNiy m-i Ard 40 a /
~ sw"n NJ Nod 'rp'y. E,'lIARDSOs, S,YN. !
TON co 200 & mal 4. gas
WANTED MEN TO MAKE ARMY Shoe;
ltl IIio' Won, a.l p0y sv-.y LAY bGt |
broaoWN' Ia /. stt'e. oc3t Slb
60O SHOFMAKERS wANIED-OT |
Douts; bet prices lad aS 100 shoe.
u,akers ~ lt"ies i-sss ard CHI lrsuss os,Apply
~ Dey -. kALISkI. oll ia
O6 CENTS CAPITAL WILL DO TO BE- |
@-'gin. and gool l'vng rlAy Ia made during /
" sse hart times. Gal and eco ~ M 90 Bsekmsu /
-. HAsKINs s co ots G'iis
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ODGINGS CHEAP-COMFoRTABLG
4 angle bals, 10 cent? . alshI, OF 80 osns
,ek, double beds less; single roJms Is oants sAaT'
a nersons 80 g. 81 calts kefrsshnsnh equally
.I Al WILTSHIRE HOUSE LOG FrGnklin 81, neh
ass BroadVAy. WstohnlAD AL night " SAsh'l~
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LIEROSRNE OIL AND LAMPS, CHINA,
IN or.okery and & an ware In great yahsty AID
81 great ~ " oed p1neC ass fancy goods, vASeA,
n,sr mugA, a., st q. Al BALDWIN, cor B,gsry
~ 4 Cana -. ofo Aac'lT
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TO LIQUOR DEAI.RRs AND FAMILlIss
l. Il lave estahliEhsd . diSdlsry OF uAh whiS
zsy, 81 to los gal; brandy AMI rum 81 'o 90 et.'
shr,ugh de email sIin ssin of gresg purity Reed
Asl spirits, 20 ctA THOa A. DKVYR ooI. Notth
lOah and Firsl sla. Wiliamsburgh. ocll SAAS'iOo
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- ShOknAkSES WeNTKD-rwO Oh Tht,.
, huhii~i nea 70 work on army SHOES. ~ar.,
- oonta. Apply - ELISHA HANsHBw, is WI.
=, oot Nssssu, Brueklyn. cole a4.iss
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SHIPPING.

NOTICE TO PASSEHuEKs II LIvEA
~ pool or LDnd "a. w asn you pay 20 pAaa .Se
70 einsr OF ,hs aooys pOrs- be oref1 ,hAI In- la,s
q sailing menuoneO tue ncEs. According
" hS, pa~sngtts are eutItsd ~ reosivs y csuts
per day and vii b,srd tho ship dDes s)t AL
Eithln N1C days Of the date 90 ths NcSN. In 1r-
der n ohl-la rsarssa. Aplly ~ tue rso,sN, paIoi
Ceur. osl0 S4ad'lu
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EMPLoYuENr-Fsns.ss,.

7 AIDES LEARNED TO OPERATE ON
- Lveicr & M,lsN = isscst m1rov ii sew io. INA
lHr, ~ Go all kinda % work, learned I'll pet o..
ma its manotes and particular, for VI, Ivy ap sN
reiienced pSrstUT. IL Wus. 9Ith -, near 5ih ave.
oJlt'lA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-01

-..-..,..5 .. ...l wa 5o'
,MaN H.' .yiua
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SEWING AACnlSES-LADIES TkUG 1T
> Loperat, m WHEELER n wilson's IN -
proved -e~luf uachins practice On shop work (;
terms ~ - Canal A. oI2s Ass'ltl
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pORBAUH q MANNING
IL hAEUT Au1U aEBs or
TRUNKS, vAIISks, CARPKt BAGS, zc.i
no, . WARRKE at. and 5oi BRoADsAy,
NEW YORK.
FACTORY,
tlse MIKKFS ST., HEwAKK, Nj.
K.H. ROkBAUH. I. v. 4ANuNO.
Re.Llns lsA. alan Waolsalls prices during tie
var IylSSrl1S
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~ For
NATIONAL LOAN.
OTTIOH OF KErmUn, boH d Uo>,l
No. ~ Exchange Piaca.
flxKABUnY MOTIFS ISSUED FOR TIE Ma
TTONAL LOAN bearing Interest ID the raAo OF S-l0
per per annum, payable W order Of su bsGrtbef
or a directed, and of ths various denominations,
oAn now be bad a this Sfhoe imrnediAtey upon de-
posi, lhsrefor In gold current funds. Ordeu
by return mAn.
SIX PER OEa<f. TWO YkAn TREASURY
NOTES RECEIVED AT PAR AND INTkkkSr
mkPAYnnNr BOR THE ABOVE
~Ns WIiSE. -Rl0oRHtss...1auA,
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DRMOVAL1-THE NEW YORK DYING
IL and Printing Establishment Works on s'ltso
Island, Os Duane s. near Broadway, late 10 Jlhn n
Branch Ofhces. 720 Broadway, N ". and lSS
Pierrspont 81, Brooklyn. OsS $1ao'lOo
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O6 CENTs CAPITAL WILL DO TO BIZ
~-Dgin, and gool rv.ng tlNy Ia made during
Nsse hard times Gal snd eco ~ At 20 Bsesmsn
-. BA5KIN5 8 co. ofs G'iIe
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-12-12

HE MAToRALrY.-We were well pleased the
other day Gu observing ONE evidence of the
existence Of a municipal government in our
midst From the disgraceful scenes which
almost daily happen in our streets one would
suppose THAT We were unusually slow in the
onward progress of civilization. For some
time past, whiskey has ruled and the quiet Of
our city has been repeatedly disturbed By the
drunken rabble. Bat, 10! the city government
has come to light! We witness proclamations
from the Mayor posted around town. ordering
an election for Mayor, to be held on Saturday,
the 22d INST We trus. that our people will be
or hand that day, and look well 10 the future
reputation of our city.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1861-12-12
CONGRESSIONAL.

December 3.--In the House yesterday
afternoon Mr.. Calvert presented memo
rial of Beach, Of Virginia, asking to be
admitted.
Several new members we've sworn in
including Bennett. delegate from Colorado
and Wallace Of Washington Territory.
Lovejoy offered a resolution that the
thanks Of Congress be presented to Captain
Wilkes. Edger!on moud substitute for
gold medal Rejected. Loyejoy's res
olution passed.
Blair of Missouri, offered resolution to
expe John W. Reid of the Fifth District
of Missouri, as he had joined TIE rebels
Passed.
Colfax offered resolution, that whereas
Colonel Corcoran had been confined in a
felon's cell at Richmond, Mason of Viz
ginia be confined in a similar cell at Fort
Warren. Passed unanimously.
Elliott's resolution 10 the effect that the
United States was engaged in war to put
down rebellion, and that as military
necessity, the President has right, as
Commander in Chief, to issue an order for
the emancipation of al slaves of rebel mas
tiers. The question was postponed one
week.
Campbell gave notice that he would call
up the following next Tuesday: That in
iegislating TO meet the exigences of the
eebellion. Congress should confscate all
property of rebels, slaves or otherwise.
Frank Blair, Conway, Campbell, Me-
Pherson, Rice, of Mass, and many others,
voted to lay Eliott's emancipation resolu-
tion on the table, considering it ill-timed,
coming before the Presidents Message
Others objected to the phraseology, prefer
ring the coDfscation. Nevertheless it has
IL majority.
Conkling's resolution of inquiry concern
ing Balls Bluff occasioned sensation.
TrumbulIs proposed bill, confiscating all
rebel property, including slaves, is generally
commended.
In the Senate, Mr.. Trumbul offered the
following resolution:
Hhereas, John c. Breckenridge, men,
Der of this body, has Joined the enemies of
his country, and is now in arms against the
government he has sworn TO support, there
fore,
Resolyed. That the traitor Breckenridge
be expelled.
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
Yeas sc, nays none. Not voting or absent
members-Bayard, Bright. johnson, of
Tennessee, johnson, of Missouri, Pearce,
Polk. Powell, Rice, Salisbury and Whitley.
Mr.. Wilson, of Mass, called attention to
I list of colored persons confined in prison
j. Washington, sent there by persons cali
ing themselves justices of the peace. The
report had been made by detective Allen to
the Provost Marshal. Mr.. Wilson intro
auced q resolution for their release.
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ELUE MoNr CoLLEGE.-Ne ghbor Humphrey
Of the Manhattan Express has lately PAID
this institution of learning visit, and reports
faTorably thereon. We would be recreant to
our d"ty were we TO fai, to add cur testimony
to the advantages to be derived from liberal
support of such an institution. We therefore
Il ust that it may meet with the encouragement
which i merits. 1t is loo ed near Manhattan.
and is under the charge Of Professor Goolnow
it, and who, by his learning and energy, is
building up institution that will reflect credit
upon Western Kansas.
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4 notwithstanding the many ru-
moys afoat IN the Fourth Ward to the effect
that King" had committed "hari kari we
publish to-day letter rom him, wherein he
gives us distinctly TO understand by the most
solemn ass urances that he has not the remotest
idea Of quitting this mundane sphere. This is
peculiarly gratifying to the "boys," who are
just beginning to realize the fact that they are
out Of their element If there is any body in
Junction whose prayers availeth anything we
trust VIC may be remembered. fer We have our
fears lest we Gun TIE machine" in the ground
before his return
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r ELEGR APHIC.

The Secretary of State, by order of the
President, has called the attention of Gen.
eral Mcclellan to the subject of slaves EN-
ployed by rebels escaping to our lines, be
placed under military protection, or. if
arrested by civil authorities, the officer
making the arrest, he himself placed under
military arrest. Such employment is made
full and sufficient answer to apv further
claims to service. The Secretary of the
treasury will appoint agents to reside on
o .o1 territory coming under our con
Toi' to employ negroes TO ship cotton TO
new ork to be sold on account of Gov.
eFnment. Pay rolls will be made, and
stllet accounts kept of labor performed
which will be paid accordingly Provisions
FOUND IN rebel territory are to he used for
subsistence ct negroes. The deficiencies to
be supplied by Commissarics.
A private letter from Port ROYAL states
that one of the Quartermasters has. on bis
own responsibility, set about forty negroes
at Wofk. The negroes, as an inducement are
10 receive three cents per pound for all mar
aetaoie cotton, and they have gone into the
business, 1t is represented, with enthusiasm.
HE patriotic planters or the seaboard
are hourly applying the torch to their
crops of cotton and rice. Along the coast
there is one sheet OF fame.
Many military companies of New Orleans
are volunteering for thirty days service, at
Columbus, Kentucky.
The following items are from Memphis
papers Of the I'd: General Trerrassant has
long communication in the 1pjcaI show
ing the insuficiency of the rebel defcBces
at and above Memphis. He says Colum-
bus once lost, the Fcderals would have no
trouble IN marching directly to Memphis,
aud that Memphis is entirely defenselcss
and indefensible He calls upon every
male citizen Of the State to enroll AID
threatens al who DO not with death. The !
rebels are sending their cotton to Northern
Alabama for safety.
Coffee Is quoted at one dollar per pound
IN Memphis, and there is none to be had |
Bacon sixty cents, and other provisions in
proportion.
Henry Fry and Jacob n. Henser were
hung at Grccnville, Tennessee, On the 30ih
of November for bridge burning.
Colonel herrigan Of the Twelfth regi
ment has been tried for treason by court
martial and ordered to be shot The order
has been signed by the President KERR
gan is member of Congress
ihe President av0ws bis purpose to ad-
here to CAUTIOUS and prudent policy rela-
tive to foreign fairs.
Louisville papers condemn the policy Of
Secretary Cameron in reference TO enamel
patton and prospective arming Of slaves.
Every act Of the Kentucky Legislature
eTinces the most loyal feeling. The ex- }
pulsion cf Breckenridge gives great salts
faction
Specials state that a resolution will be Of
fered in toe House furnishing IN officer in
the army for returning fugitive slaves to
their masters.
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