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AliIitarp Noiltes.
Cavalry.
HgADoUAETEEs, No. ~ BROADWAY, |
Nruy XnIK Nov CC 1901

-, NEw YOKK Nov. 26, 1861. (
suthor1fy rom the WeT Department. and the sanction
~ 1l1eeleney Gov. Morgan, JAMES B. SWAIN, 1T
-, = o a. no@ recruiting or he egin mt q Nolgn-
Rv ~ n g srve for three years or during he
Wy tnoaes. Of his kScelency Gov. Morsan and of
Lnssr h arthur the brick barracks st tie ou5rsitine
Ssr1~ r. ave oen assigned the quarters Of tho Regiment
ses, s%sin has ord TO join the srmy In the Geld fo
kss1a as soon a. the diferent battsions may be
S.s ms equipments and arms for the R.gn,eut have
o.. enied. " 'o served 70 the men as last az they
sL. IN probably the las, and only Rerimsp, NJ .v.,,
sueus ~ ~ oss1a5sd Ia ths State during he Wa ,b d.
DpsgtguItf -" " eno service must embrace this
Ia c.,., JAMES b. sWATS,
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On NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Greual Nciltes.


-,~ou,h Ward Republican Assos,aihcn non w,',
bios.a,,oq h the hlll No. "a Avenue i''i' Ni'''
GvENlNo' DIV PHILIP KELLEY, President
co,v,1,rs DoxrIsoy Secretary. -
1o,,tv Republican General Commit
hihSs pShiic,n eetcrs OF Kings County are heGeoY
tee.-I99 ~ ssrble IN the several Wards and Towns on
~ FVFNISG Dec 49, 1901 for the pnIg8se
ThuhoIr Thu rft; DELGGATES from each OF the sud wac
ess 10 this Committee Gor the ensuing year ~ 'e
y .iog places VIZ sx..,
HayGG -, Siace eos ~ VI,
U..NO. ~ fTontst.
II. Ne Comt-yt.
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r. led 10 the several Ward aud Town asees'
tioBs that they also h>d eloO"'NS - 'N
o'Hes'' % 'Ne By order Of the COMMITTEES.
c. w GODDARD, President.
N SrEARNs. Secretary.
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metisssi Lecture TO ladies. by y,dtr, Mr.; T. r r
ShURSOAI, a, her resiaence, No ~ West 3stht com
cnci1g lwsys at O'Clock. AIs. r. deTotss Der practice
ecay to al Disease 6 Women, aud furnishes 10 hef pa
-, an essary icnes ard remedies Ample
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A ENVY OF SIC.-

CADEMY OF USIC.|
"A Under the management Ct
Tl';iPEs;;i %s3aii2SS Nj; 9 Z {; : fSST fH1%ARD.
having been EEt0sT ts III. ,e M
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* IL iSsSs 6SdEs on account the
the ssS s5 stys sTcH L f 1s R9s; that
hs. bees received by them
ExTRAORDTNaRY SUCCESS
ABSOLUTELY urExaMpLED AppLAUsA
MARVELLOUS ACT
zAMPILAAE%R'osTAThoS.
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''''''' 80 UNANIMOUS EYcoMIgMs,
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WHOLE Of TIE Daily AND WEEKLY PRESS
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THE G. L. FOX TROUPE or PANroMlMsrs
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NOVEL AND BEAUTIFUL EFFECTS
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Entire siange Of perform snee'.
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Col EDWARD W. skGnELL now ut the seat Of WN.
The pay OF Soldiers n this regiment Is - -
tIftl sFVESrYFN DOLLARS FER MONTH.
few ugsers shipcorpesers, blscksmi,h' miners
uaehnis Dder oshes aud We.wli2als' viii ee received
for COIPANIES and ii.
Zone bat sound aud competent men ne ed apply.
Von eeI IN this regiment viii be under pay aud furnished
" b quarters and raous once aud their families viii be
pro,iued for Wy the authorities
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS $500 BOUNTY viii be
paid each Volunteer wheu Of th. service.
Enl-tn.ent for three Yeas. during the waI.
HeedquaIter OF Chambers and Chatham sts New.
York
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king the magazine just what wanted In any public AID
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q. w. Cprsis

WILL
In MsrLe st. Church on WEDNESDAY tNENING. Dee.
49, 1851 at O'Clock; sabieci National Honor" Tickets
q cens For sale 1t WentwOrths Bakery, No. 81 East
Bsodway door Of tie ChuIOb evening Of lecture
Hall Of the Redemption. opposite the Academy o.
Music Fast l4.hs. tt sy.Ihe rs Of the Course OF
JICIlIRES bearing WAR, delivered by request by The
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A Lecture by wcnden Phillips
THE WAR,

A Lecture by Nendch fhbHps
THE WAR,
ATTHE cOopER INSTITUTE.
THURSDAY EVENING. DECEMBER ia.
oors open at u Lecture at Tickets 25 cents at james
N,le1s Bookstore No sel Broadwayi Ross Toasey No
J Eassau-st. Anti.slayery Office, No. Beeknan s.
~ol. James A. Mall ~, the hero Of eningt5n vi
tNING Dee l8lS6l. Gcsots 81 cents The proceed, t.
Re pprop lated tie suherng poor in Ireland Doors cpeu
., : D. ~. Adde'S at o'clock.
1r r. CoOdale.-PersOnal. The name Of Ills
p,vsc has become familiar to many, especially - the VIC
.,n Of Caarrh and Dyspepsia from hs success and well
,Srned fine in curing them His theory of each disease l.
n s. and differs entirely from tat OF medical books or
yonSard Uo,ks" called. lie pronouDces both the old
f,l,cy-a pathologic de.usion Hence the Icason why
xeither Of them cured have examined ms tLeory
AMI admire bis reasoning and iogcs. ueluc
beps IL should resd by every one sinicea MIN these
m Ladies' In the language Of eminent country physician
.arcnr that "nr GOOOALE'S Theory sndttstmel' WIZ
Irove eat acquisition 20 the Healing Arf psmphie' O.
icibiag each dise may be obsired Of him by iclosg
hostage stamp at No 6l2 Broadway, NewYok, where he
may b. consulted for treaen; al cure q both complaints
w. e. MURRAY A NJ.
Fair of the Memorial Church Benevolent
Secfctv, IN til Of the CEFPCU and the fOOR. open
Emery DAY AND ENENING THIS WEEK (Dee 10 &C.
2 In Tie sunday School Room, Naverey place corner
Hsmmot d.st. Gene and buy.
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.,,sn,,o,.-sEVENTY EIGHTH CAMERON HIGH
aNDrRSThrec Dollars (@3) bounty viii be paid TO stout
hearted able being mustered into my company
Warm ba,seks AID sbuudat provisions provided imme-
i;Rtrv en- enrolment Recruiting office No $40 Brosdwlyi
basement. Janlo 4. hphTh4 4sp'' 'p'"in,
~ B-The family supplied with certificate Of ciiei on the
recruit reaching camp
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,r. r.. Coodale.-PersOnal.-- -

Secicsv, in IA Of the CEI'PCH and the POOR. open
ytERY DAY AND ENENlNG THIS WEEK (Dee 10 &C.
22 IN tie Sundsy-schcoi Room, NGverey place corner
Hsmmotdst. Cone and buy.
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Gen. BGrnssde's EXnctEtion. .-impouant 10 SEA
men &c sesmen ordinary seamcn boatmeD. sndsmen ne.
chauics and others, wauted for the UNITED STATES
MARINE ARTILLERY, W. A. How ard Colonel Con-
maudug Pay Tstions quarters &c the saue ss Ia the T. >
Navy with the advantage Of complete outfit furnished ee
by the Government Slt0 bounty al the eNo Of term
service which s. three years the Also the great III
dncement pzemouey. Those having families leave
uicnt cte for Ony member thereof part Of bo u
petition IN ocye service 'pply to NJ. OMALLf'
Recrupg Officer No. i8 soweTy bet" cen a. =.
sts., New York. W 4. hpWahD
CoI al C,.tu i ling
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-23
Onptain Chnrles yVilkes.

The name of Capt. Charles Wilkes, who so
neatly nabbed Slldell and Mason, is name
known both in navigation and science. He was
born in New York, In 1905. and originally en-
tered the naval service Of his country In 1918,
at the early age Of thirteen years. In 1888,
having previously distinguished himself by his
scientific ability, he received from the Ameri.
can Government the command Of o naval ex-
pediton intended to explore the countries bor-
deriDg on the Pacific and Southern oceans. His
command consisted of two sloops oi-war, q
brig and two tenders, and he himself had the
grade of Captain. Leaving here shoFtly after
his appointment. he doubled Cape Horn, crossed
over to Polynesia, Van Dieman's Land and Aus
trala, advancing as high as the eixty-fir dc
gree of South latitude; he then visited the Fee
lee Islands and Borneo, and returned to New
York in l649, after having visited Sangaport
and the Cape Of Good Hope. This memorable
expedition Of four years was fertile in usefu
observations, which Captain Wilkes recountet
in very able work In i've octave volumes, en-
titled "a Narrative, of the United States Ex
ploring Expedition" In l643, the Geogrsphi
cal Sociuiy Of London presented him with gold
medal, as token of their appreciation OF hi
labors. He has also, since then, published Q
work entitled "W estern America" which CON
tains Valuable statistical details and geograph.
icaI facts and maps relating to California ant
Oregon. Commodore w likes received his pres
ent commission in 1866. He has been in the
service altogether iorty.three years. Ten of
these years he has been on sea services twenty
six engaged on shore or other duty, and sever
years unemployed 4SgsfsaH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-23

W~'F,t-~ -+| T.|
Tbs ,peoIAl l..In having duSoard Col. JAnrs
MS,1,os II, Tie Nero II Lssilsicnj assived ~
The Hamilton and Dayton depot, Clneinnan' =. !.
Thuadsy dTsning tho 2lst insnns.- nne.s ~ !"
vas met b. escort Of Captain McI,l> sVA-n
cavalry An open barodcbe, drawn byl isr'
gray horsea, was provided for Tho sccommo ~
tIOn of the Colonial, and other carriages for the
ysrious commi.!eess Upon rsschIng the Bnrnes
HOUSE The Assemblsge numbered ssvsrAlthous-
and. who crowded and jOs.led about In she
most reckless manner 70 gain sight Of their
net. Hata were crushed like egg shells, end
hoops collapsed beneath the pressure. Y Irish
men and women turned ont In masses to well
come their countyman. Mayor HArcH intro
duced Colonel MuLLieAR to- the crowd, vhs
would not be satisfied until lights were procur-
ed 60 that they might zee his features. Colo
mel MuLrleAs 10 q tall, Well-built gentleman, of
.hir.y-one ysass, with hair turning gray, and
an eye that apeaka Of genuine Irish deviltry =
He 10 closely shsveu, except his mustache,
which be cultlys.es extensively, and is . ready
fluent speaker.sa lawo9 r $40 ic mhsU =
Hrunr sTaNBERr, Esq, In q highly compll'
mentary speech, extended 70 tho gallant Colo
mel hearty welcome from the citizens Of Gin
oinnati. To Mr.. srAnBEn's address, Colonel
MuLLIaAx replied as follows; HataAra' asf !, -
| thank you, gentlemen, for the elcquence
and many compliments bestowed upon my COM
mand at Lexington. I knew those gallant men
through nine days Of trial, and ln'their behalf
thank you; thank you In behalf OF those men
now 10 their graves; thank you 10 behalf ol
those wounded, now croudiDg the hospitals;
thank you In behalf Of that dlspersed Irish
brigade. now only waiting TO be re formed 20
set their faces against rebellion, ami to once
more plant the stars and stripes. e eliev
In behalf Of all these, return you my thanks
| for the cloouence and tenderness Of your greet
ing When Chicago gave me welcome At
tributed IL to the associations Of quarter OF
century, but when Cincinnati, with all her
wealth and power, comes and extends to me
such welcome as this, feel that no act OF
mine, or Of my brigade, is commensurate there
with. sii2el = a W :.
And I can only say that when fortune shall
again place me in the saddle, at the head OF
my gallant boys, hope to thank the people
by the deeds II may yet liveto perform. feel
humilated in Cincinnati, the home Of Lytle
and McCook, the heroes of Csrnifex, and of that
other hero. in whom the humility of the man
runs parallel with the splendor of the soldier--
RosecrAns. / do not believe that this splendid
Republic was creatsd 10 be go soon destroyed.
do not believe that God gave our forefathers
90 much wisdom for nanght And hope that
the time will soon come, when, as one people,
II. m I'd N N anlandi0 uafinn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-23
The Case of Mason and slideII.

We republish from the Toronto Leader an ar
ticle headed "Outrage upon the British Flag
that our readers may have the views Of q Cana
dian journalist upon the Mason and SLIDELI
seizure. The comments of the Leader remind
US of one Of our earliest lessons in American
Revolutionary history--.he forcible seizure Oh
board a neutral vessel and confinement in th'
Tower Of London of HRNRY LAUREss, our Min
ister to Holland An account of this proceed
ing, which runs nearly on 0H foars with the
Mason and SLIDELL case, will also be found 10
=. this paper. Il 10 mostly taken from an English
journal published at the time.
Oar Canadian contemporary assumes that Lord
Lyons will at once demand from our Govern
ment disavowal of the act of Capt WILKRa
and the release Of Messrs. Mason and SLTDRLL
But the British Minister has as yet done nc
euch thing, nor has he made any official com
muneation to our Government on the subject
i1 The report OF the offensive comments which be
10 said to have made on the Mason and SLIDELL
affair, is contradicted by telegraph, and that
prophet of the future as well as historian Of
toe present assures US that Lord LYONS will
commit no breach Of courtesy.
a The telegraph also exonerates the Spanish
Minister at Washington from having said what
q Il imputed to him-that he would have demand
ed his passports. had Messrs. MAsoN and SE-
DEE, been taken from Spanish vessel. 1t is
now stated that the Don entertaiDs no such
opinion. W
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-23

~ @ Wasft Hxef sr,tl1 "a,
fhs dneslion a erlainB Y NE M'pda ~ sone,
ghethe, Mason end blldeli qia nov uHs're 70 "
allealed In nst 20 mepnef " N11 psougn'
about. I. s.,by bong taken nomah rnghsl
|eauei. 49,
The lNinIsiers and those aocenpsnl ling tnen
left Charleaton, 3. u, a. one o'cl,ck on 5atur'
Az morning, Detobor leth, on pyatq tne Con
foierate stehmer TheQdotA "a tne i1.h enc
..-,vsX AZ Csrd enas, where the Commissionerl
iaassS Tho next day the Theodore, With ihs
! .'sepfederate Gag flying, entered tne narbcr q
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rAs Bris,sh Fiess in Ansrioan Wa

fssa The Bermuda Royal Gerats--a British Gov
90 erninent organ--of the 29lh Of October, states
that Admiral Milne, Royal Navy, was expect.
iI ed a the island from Halifax, with large feet
is Of war veseess, and that, after the receipt Of
- the next West India mail from England there,
q, u be would sail for the Gulf of Mexico, In com
@,sd pany with the aqnadron Of Spain and France -
The 0aamte states that at the shove date thefe
,uwsre ten English and four French war vessels
aso --ihe EoslIsh monntlng three hundred and sew.
4NN enty-nlne guns--oif Halifax. Since that pc
rIod Isl Immoftalits (ilty-one) vas in New
YORK harbar, and sailed away again, and the
French vessel Prony (6ve) has been wrecked.
!. Deduofing these afig ak guns, che Admiral had
- three hundred and twenty three Britlsh, with
she armament Of the other three French ships
semaininR ct hard The number Of guns In
-, fhe Brilish feet h greater than those 10 our
ai1 Bsanfott expedition Il 10 rather large heet
% opornto against Mexico, apparently much
more than IA needed for the purpose.