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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-06

Republican majority IN Novenber.. ,2i
Republican majority in ril....+....."....-..20I
Republican oss Observation-Disclosures.
Tie foloNipg are the names Of the naeabers OF Con.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-06

Polscy Of he New King cf F,iisssa--l
he observation-disclosures, l'ol9ses--fk
Relot1rs II Presses ,rfth Japa'', d.
when, three yeors ogc, the present
Regent Of Prussia, assumed the reins
which had dropped from The feeble haotisN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-06
OUR NATIONAL TROUBLES.
The "Prampt Recognition" Of the
Southern Confederation.
Introduction Of a secession
Clause" at Lloyds.
WARILKE SYMPTOMS IN EUROPE.
Our London, Paris and Berlin
COrrespOnGeMce,
Aess Ats, &c

The mails by the steam chip America, from Liverpool
on the 2Sd, via Queenstown on the 2sth Mt ~hcs ar
rived at Bsion Thursday night, reached this City last
evening The impor ant points Of the news by this
arrival have already been gwen bu, the reception Of
Mes which TO the Esd CRADLE 20 furnish d.
,as Of European intelligence Of Interest 10 tho general
reader.
In the House OF Commons, the ga ut, Mr. Gregory
fad that Tuesday, The l8h p'axmo, he would bring
forward the question OF the propreT OF prompt reoog
milton by this country or thu Southern States Of America
The London Hcus Of the 22d uit., says
The news from America stating that the United States
troops have been He'd frou aexco tho stond
SHIPS Of from the Mediterranean has produced no ap
pfecabe effect al Ito DIS on premiums The following
clause how introduced ht1 p,cies ny tho compaoes
and privae underwriters ' Warranted fr,e f,on all
loss csn - dcfSe arising from ssisnye dsnttoa - any
other lts Gc VI the g0tefnraeyt peogts " q yeo~g
o. seeding Mste Of tbs Onaoa 9.naraty hnoDn as hs
Unied S,utss
on the 2lst nit ssys -
Tho intel gerce troubles hal begun Montenegro
has excited the more attention becase OF rumor5 pre-
vaine Tor some time past that The movement would be-
GIN ia that particular quarter shoad tire TIRE spread as
be expected through the Christian provinces Of
Tu Key the qnostD n the existence vi Tie Turkish
pie would become eogagcd
Advices from The adrstic coast OF the ls,h ut an
nounce that the Governor Of Roumes had advanced
troops An.ivari which il repo ted, tho Monene
gns intended TO attack With considerable forces On the
evening Of the 18th the Turkish corvette dfneh
and the Austrian steam fgte SchwartzeGberg cast
Choir In the roadstead.
According to the Paris correspondent Of the London
Herald tho preparations for have bsen resumed with
fresh yiyor in France was very generally reported
in Paris that 10 TOO men about TO DO sent to Rome
neinay reinforce the French garrison but in reality
to make counter demonstration TO that OF the Ausrns
On the Pc.
Tho Dublin Nees Of the Goth ult. contains the follow
ing announcement.
ADJurAN1 Generals 0FFyes, DuBIIs, March IS, 1861
In obedience order receiyed from hts roy High
ness tho General Commanding In Chef the General
mandipg the forces Ia Ireland directs that Mayor the
Hon. W. C. Ye.verton Royal artillery be suspended from
all military duties until further orders. by command
j.. S. BR0WNRIGa, Deputy AdJutant General
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ID Noyeufbtf 800
Democratic majority Ia April ........,........,I,6A
i.efuohcdn iosa,s
The names or tho rombcfa OF Congross sectcd aTes
William T. sheffield, dem Observation-Disclosures gaia
nc7f8c H. btoWht usm
The tao black republican candidates who defeated
wore Christopher Robinson and VIM. B. Drsy.on, who
both members Of tho Last Congress- and belonged 70
the mot an inch" phase Of rcpubcanlsn- The state
Senate VIII consist Of SIX democrats, four republicans
and one doubtful Tho House viii have eleven democratic
and eight republicans In Of tho districts there was
no election In view Of this complexion OF the next
Legislature may be proper so AJAX simple question
WIN Hon. jams r simmons and Hon. Henry u. An
thouy, both republicans, who represent the state Of
Rhode Island IA tho United ssa.ss senstc obey iarac
tons o. rceigni
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-06

We compare In The following table tho vote cas-. n the
recent election for Governor with that given for rs
den; 10 Novembsr;--
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-12-07
Holland aud the Un,lcd states.

Bya letter received in this city, aai publish
ell Leow, it will be seen that Holland las fol-
lowed the lead Of England in her menarirg ati-
tude towards this comfy, the Dutch Governor
Of Curacoa having refIeI 10 allow the United
States steamer lroquoi' to reuuin at that port
longer than iorty-cight hours. This action OF
the Dutch Government is equivalent ~ rscog-
niling the rebel states as a separate power, AMI
IS calculated to nhict great injury upon our
navy, as It prevents our armed vessels from OBJ
tanning supplies at points where they have been
provided at great expense to the government
The following is the letter referred to -
n "CrHACoA, November ., 1861.
Yesterday morning the United States
steamer lroquOis appeared before the harbor
made sign for the pilot, anil was informed, by
order Of the governor, that it she came in she
could only stay iorty.eight hours, and take coal
for twenty-iour. The commander refused 10
come in on such terms, and away went the ship.
The people here are quite greved about it, but
the governor had Instructions from Holland.
They say the southerners would 10 treated In
the same way. Tho 1 800 tons Of coal now
lying here for the United States Government
viii DO Of little use to the ships if they cannot
ONE in"
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-12-07
BROOKLYN.

DRUNNEp OUT or CAMr.-A few Of the men
enlisted in the gOth Regiment now encamped
at East New York, have aeted Ia so disrepulAbIe
a manner o. tocause great anne, anco to tho mth
generally. II WAS dcrmc1 Ady sable, therefore,
~ the officer, t. max an example. Three OF
tho uumauug allie parties, named Taft, Muir
ray and BruGy, Who, Decides making a great
deal Of trouble IN camp, are accused Of stealing
from pyrUus IN tho village, were publicly
jrumu,d out Ot the lines on Monday afternoon
and delivered oger 10 the evil authorities, 10 bo
iaalt with "a the law provides IN regard g.
tLcf, The regiment ia nearly complete rs -
Numbers and II is expected, viii leave for III
seat Of war ON SItmd,y next.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-12-07
The T,Ics roph and the ,rc.~se.

TJE mefrags of Presiicnt LrN,oLS, yostor,
day, was tdeHuph,d to all parts Of the LOYAL
aJt's. The message contains seven thousand
Gse hundred and seventy eight words, and was
received ia this c'y Ia one hour AMI thirty two
minutes, feat OF tel srophiag uuparA l,led in
The old or new world.
Mr.. SASroup the President Of the American
Telegraph Company and his ahlo supsriutan.
dents and subordinate operators arc entitled 10
d. highest credit for thus accomplishing such a
ST, pondous work In such short spaco Of time.
! q mersage was mIni,oldcl by the Associated
rnss Agency in this city and placed in the
hands Of the printers of the various newspapers
Of its tram mission.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-12-07
SOUTHERN ITEMS,
The Latest from Pensacola.
FURTHER PARTICULARS or TuR
BOMBARDlIENr

Lovisriiie, ~, DC 2--Soutborr papers to
the 2sth II ntain sea tered accounts Of The Fort
Pickens affair. The bomu1rimout con .i,nr,d
on the 2is', and continued with occasion j To-
termissions night and dav, ell the q h. vhop
Col. Brown cotsd firing The rebels tia no;
icspoud until ar CT Font P,ckens opalcI frc.
The fire of the f. and the OF sill, Santa Ro,a
Island batteries WA difcc ed against Fort Blr-
rancls and the oth'r rcbl batteries. IN, rcbcl
tcamer Tune, Nelr's md the y ivy Ysri. uiilo
The fcleral vessels engaged Fort McRtc. The
rchols admit sixteen killed and wounded. Con-
siderable damage wa. doue ~ Fprt McR,n, in.
GLIDING the cavins 10 of the powder ltlzine
snd partial destruction ~ the Navy Yard and
Warrington. A rct"l train, hauling trovitnns
10 The rebel army, was destroyed. Tho reb lis
iecmed to act stti,ly ON the defensive. The
stories about disabling the Colorado and Nnsi-
a. appear unlOunc,l.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-12-07

Thanksgiving Day.

Yesterday in nc orl ,ncc with the proclnn a.
ton of tho Governor, was more generally than
u'unl, o',.ctN ell "a a TANK q wing Tsy. Tie
churches were all crowdod and aficr services
the crowds, thor fees wrcathod with anticpl-
t,ry euilc', luuiel homcwarl q tho tia Ss.
giving duLcr. Thanksgiving dinner has 5 L. oi
Il uncr b,rlrn which rll Ohcrs pale into in ;li-
icai CO, an event Wurhr If int oduc,ng a new
y ar,--s.pc th ng which IL, ia itself, Cause Tor
hinl giving when We look forward 10 ~ rccur.
ryuco IN ,he future. lIs pleasures arc nTcly
K alter than thofe OF what has by our iorefAthy .
bugn termed tho prime festival of tho year.
Christmas j. a rcycl its cnj1ymcnts arc merely
+ n,uous, we sock in it merely enjoyment aud
No invite ono and III 10 Gin with us in
It's 'ohs, rvaucc but around tho ihlukI-
giving dinner are gathered the family
circle only and tho gro,nins board
i, secondary to tho fcas. OF lpvc.-
An omply chair is bu, a link to bind closer to-
g,tbgr those who remain, and awaken in their
bcat,t memories most dear Of the absent or lost,
aud tho fair now face which during the year
may have been added to their little world Of
home isa glam for love and tenderness TO which
every heart responds, The absent may per
chance be fighting tho glorious battle Of his
country We know his cause Is a good Que and
his heart is with us--'ho lost wo fondly trust
are in happier, better lani. What sermon will
ever carry to the heart the feeling OF thank =.
fllness u God and love 10 or iellow-mon which
is conveyed by the silent eloquenco Of the pause
preceding tho "graco' at tho Thanksgiving
d.nnorl
The churches, as before remarked, were all
ry N ara, Hdcd and the services were generally of
most intercs,irg cn,. -"icT appropriate to tho
occasion.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-12-07

REroGrs or rnE DErARrmgSrs

NhITNNI7 OF IIIF UETAHIMkNTa-
Tho Proceedings of Congress- today are dis.
tingushed by the unAnimity with which trait
ors are exp, lied from the Halls Of the Capitol.
Their day has passed, and not only from the
Capitol building but from the streets Of our Ma.
tional city, will they soon he wholly excluded.
A brief synopsis of the points of interest in
the reports Of tho Secretaries Of tho Navy,
War, and Postmaster General, will bs found
elsewhere, the documents themselves being
crowded out for want Of room and sufficient in
tsrost 10 be given entire.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-12-07

anchored OF the Battery, TO receivs her pordcv,
after which abe viii sal.
Tho schooner q. W. Blunt, which shouii
have sailed en- Monday, was dctained and did
rot set away until after 3 o'clock, ycsterd,y.
The steamer Rhode T.lhnd and the sto ssh. p
Relief took in quantity Of fresh provisions yes
terdsy, and are expected 20 sail today.
The T.. Il. Hide was ia the stream taking 10
coal, AMI the Chippewa and Winons, now gum
boats, are hhvirg til If a'uunonts put or board
with all dispuch.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-12-07
Military and Naval Movements.

Another detachment Of regulars from Califor-
ria, may shortly be expected here, making the
third within the last five weeks. Five compa.
MES of the Third artillery anil three companies
Of the Sixth infantry, all recently from CalitOr-
mia, via ASpinwSll and New York, are stationed
at Capitol Hill, Washington, under tho com
RaAnd Of Lieutenant. Colonel Hays.
The Y, y, steamer ElambsAu went dswu aud
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-12-07

TIENAS AM DrrRY have pa,d over 1900 10
tho Marine Hospital, and t9J 81 TO tho Lmi.
lies Of volunteers the proceeds Of their recent
billiard match In Cincinnati
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-12-07
CITY NEWS.

4 Srrrr ~ noos..e. has been taken in tho
Tract Society Building IN Nas'ou A., as q sort
Of headquarters for the New School Presbyteri-
IN Church. The clergy o. the several Prcsby.
teries located in New York, Brooklyn, an
Jersey City, have weekly meetings for consul
tation and devotional exercises, in these rooms,
every Monday forenoon.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-12-07
Marine Disasters for tho Month Of Nsvem-
pr, mud ~ynUpsi- OF the Disasters Ter
the Past Ten Months

. We are indebted 10 record kept by |. n
Upton, Sccret,fy o. the American Shinmasters
Association, FOR the & lowing list Of -astcrs for
No, ember, aud the synopsis for the previous
ten months. \ number " vessels reported
British are Of American build anil have boon
registered as Brti h since tho commencement OF
the rebellion. Those vessels marked q, were
abandoned r, collisions; l. di'masicd !, drc;
!. jettison cargo ~, missing p, Put In ports
In distress =, returned :, stranded.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-12-07

Mn. MCDEHMorr, IS yeau old, recently
killed himself In Canada East because biz
daughter married against his wAhsa
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-12-07

The following named states are In rebellion,
and will I've emil ely unreprcscuted. excep, three
OF four dlstfic In the loyal portions Of Virginia
The following figures show the number Of re.
Presentativos to which each Of the seeded states
h entitled
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-12-07

EoTE-Those mombers whcsc politics are
given as Union, In the free states, have been
elected to MI vacancies without regard ~ party.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-12-07

WV hut DO this, tho mon have 10 fear Of the
rttult
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-12-07
DYE WOODS.

INV OOt.... fntQ
.IHtiH tu,.., 20 a. -
DO. Ha,c'O ~ W@ IL 90
t..,. u.llOu. - Ia -
D1,st DUm..lT O(qll %
FEATHERS.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-12-07
War Intelligence.
wnAr An Ipoy-rLArEn srrAMHn r.


We cory from the Philadelphia L,dycr a 10.
scripton Of an iton.platcd steamer, now beine;
built in that city for the Government
The plates are IL feet long, % anil sou
inches wide, ant inches tlitk. A two aud a
half ton hammer r. required IN their mlnulac.
turc. some doubt has been expressed ~ To the
ability OF ANY, iron works ia th'.o parts TO tufu
Out sues latos hut We undcr,tui tina, thore
Is no difficulty uhout 10. After bIiig received
at the foundry the plates nrc rlanci the clpcs
and Cnds hJin, made strii 'ht and smooth, AMI
lrcoNol like u i'nnring .boIrd. The grow, is one
inch vile nv half an inch deem. Sc-r g. ,r, u,
hc used In fastening the PLACES to tho plank 'ng
OF tho ship. They arr iu uc put in from tho ia
side vt the vessel, and nrN not to gO through
tho plates. The vessel ia tu ba covered with
the Plates four iac' under wafer. ari ,hrce feet
atoNc IL, and th. y are TO extend - lert in-o
and aft d the centre line, which u ~ *, 80
feet Of planking. The ION Is to como up to a
line with the spar deck JioNo which there will
he light rsil. The ,tios of the ship, with 4
view TO cause the hot TO .slinco will have an
A'rle Of 80 dcgcC, from feet alOve Tho laI
line.
In o'icr 10 carry this extra weight ii.
thip has ~ We large Tho tonnage 1T IN, clo
under contract = to bo three thousand i've
uundrcd. She will be- two hume ana ;'S.t.y
'crt long, siNtN feet 1. am, and have a drush
Il fourteen feet. IN h., construction tho VIII
different from tho french ship Ia G,oirr,
iovt which sp much hn, been written. The
French ship t. Yer, deep iu tho water, Wills
.lo wee ~ 10 be- huilt here will boz almost HAT
hott, med, Which, notwithstanding the addition.
! We H. will uiakohrr ofhgh. draugh'. Her
ua,hin ~ " III bc mu. u tho sanc ,s that Of %
irsi-cla,, fll'p-oi war, sN,rp, that she will
we four lU,infs and a blower. The latter l.
to make the loilcrs to steam even though the
mike " ck .hoali be shot away.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-12-07

ETONK FIrCTTkTInNa

THIS table Is derived ~ oomparsson Of N. Fr-s
Bard s'es each dayi-
ADVANCED. DxrIIHxp.
H. G., 'sl..rg y Per Ct =. o., 'dl..cP Y per -
VIC. 0h........ q.
NY Cen, es... Y :.
Pacific N. six -
~ ......lH
Ede X. Pf.....2 .,
Mich. Cen. RI -
ol9. & 10; r.. =
Chi. II. & QR.t =.
s,"'as or'noi heavy and lowtr witt, howev~s
uo pressure 70 sell. At the clo,e armer ,ons 50
in and Ihiccs arc kak per cent ucttsr than The
quotations II the " nted list Government ssoohs
remain almost stationary. State stocks we're dun
and weak.
Money is unchanged, ~ far rates are coucerrsd
III N, amount seel ing employment on thort tine
Is Increasing. Call.'oans are 9 per cent o. ar-s-
cs,s eUlldei ale. Tue exchange market IS ste.sy
p" los,, lo9 IN London.
The tanks paying into tho sub-TreaNiry To-
Fay III eighth inst u cut Il 10 per cent on the
1r'oanry note negotiation Of Oltber LIST, TLs
Secretary Il ths 1re,sdty gives tho banks notice
Ant the tWo.ycar Treasury not, will no, lie receive
oil In payment 4 tho L. s. ind0d stock, n, otisa
~ a fortnight ago hcOk.
On change today q = Flour market wa a .hads
timer, wthoutany decided charge In Price Who's
o,ncd a little hrner md closed At yesieidyp
llc,s. C,rn wgs a shads Hrnirr. Polk was 9uiss
,al uurlM god Reef WIS hrn and Lard stesdy,
s,th = moderate demand.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-12-07
liit fa.s.ss zee uu--'d w
DRUGS AND DYES.


o,s, Ter 10. "a a.
IN Gee. . &C. -
Bal.IuIavia,.iN &C. -
/ M Q rpll 90 ,
uo. n. rnlp.. . To ~
iLrFN. ryf.... ~ .ltl- IL
ulp't-Ci Id. o. m -
IHi.nuu,l... etc %
T. - Dii.E. o. MOL ~
4 Am. nc. lb...1-tu- %.
g. uiu tuitu.. .nG- "
D. .un salts. 9afd,- .
Gnn Afsbic..ir--t0-- 80
~ hJIih..s.iU-,d - 81
iHsI..... "a I o.
L'c ilJe...s.iO-,d ~
ia l'H-tr...iG-1d - ~
N ,ldrrDu tcb IL a "
DtlItuCb.. - "a - lu'a
DuGrs,ia...s gh-6p , iip
UulIuOn,. 2 ora . 0o
gUickrIiVtr.. 4btd-- o.
,IulAib..- n "a -
4tl-lda..l u Ml3N
sugar Lead. T'S,e-E
gIuOi,btuC.. 80 o.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-12-07
Am prime -. p..0p,S
TEAS-fb-
l. ATtiI X,

pICH AND RACY-A CATALOGUE OF
II tl a., uouks publ shed Of highly interesting
. ..putr srut Tree, Address II. WHEATON q
90. 81 ulD, village, Mlss. -
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-12-07

THE fund in aid Of the loval North Caroliuians
lac reached the sum Of s9l23.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-12-07

OF these defcncos, Fort r.c,ans Is tho most
important, 10th from MS position AMI consJruc.
lion. II B. built ON a low, sandy $40. IN the
westelmo-t end Of Santa Ro-a Island. IL
first class Fashioned work with wall of bri,k
aud bitumrn on foundations OF stDus. Tue
walls are forty feet hilh by twelve feet in
thickness. II Is emlTlsured Tor two tiers OF
guns in lomb-proof easements, and one tieI
n JdrJCLe is open. II has all the usual arrange
mants Of a liGst class work, and IT, guns radate
10 all points Of the horizon, with flank and en-.
ii Ming tire in the bitches ard every angle Of
approach. Its guns command tho other fort
md the Navy Yard. The work was com.
mencod in 1928, ard completed IN 1853, a. y
cost Of nearly one million Of dollars A full
garrison consists of I,2G0 soldiers. The armA,
ment, at the commencement Of the hOstilties,
consisted of-in bastion, 20 twenty-lour pound
howilzcrs easement, forty.two pounders,
81 thrty-two poundcrs, 90 twenty-f0ur pound.
ers "a JdrJeHe, "a eight inch ho,yitzerA Q
eighteen FOUNDERS ~ twelve Founders, 1 ton
inch columbiad, mounted, and ten inch NOR
tars, in bad order. The first is only approacha-
BILE by land on one side, and a party attacking
from that quarter would b0 very much sx.
posed.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-12-07

TITS table Is derived ~ oomporison q N. Fr,s
Bard sales each day -
ADvAnorn prmrrvn
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-12-07
'Jsk Md - 'HVasv 9
MOLASSE5
I'AINIs.
Wh&b.NO. TJd2 60
Ialcincd.bbll OO-Cal -


D0ei,m Dbl. q ou-aS 20
lcLclW. ~ NI3 10
'ppikNm l2hI-lalgn -
- uieHr. l. ~ "a os6
DOfr.W > 5J-ta v %
l.aTu, IN. SNa- w
liutitr,D.. 70 o. 10
DO. STATE. 10 q ~
Dhe, se,Am. thOe- 8
80 -L.nu--u-
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-12-07

Fguiiiz. Am. Is a.
Is ~, bolt. Il ais
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-12-07

ThiS is powerful and castle. like structure q
masonry, hIilt ON a low sand spit cf the m ,n
land, and appeats 20 rise out ct the water. Ito
lcCatiOa Is not Shove on the mtp, bat may 10
traced by the gruorai description given above.
Before reaching For rickcns an invading fleet
will have to piss the gauntlet Of guns which
tear upon it ttUtr his t.; and althulgh its ar.
mamcnt t. MOI heavy - that Of Pickcns, II 10
powerful enough # fully manned aud * fully
". lied to gi,t serious trCJule tn, p,scnt
armament cousi.fs ofthrce tiers Vt ,,uu-.wo
uu',r loinD-rtuUi AS mates. aud the upurr one
"a btri,re. In he lower, " water-tier there
arc - lOuy.tvc Founders; in the middle tier 10
ci ht.iuch columI iads, Is thirty-two Founders,
% ~ bGtbt'ic - twenty -iuur FOUNDER tnd )
tcu-inch 'olunih,' d. T. work these ell ..' iyely
re- tr,s Il fore Of six hundred aud hrtv mon.
l,li' fort cost the U. $. government siO, 900
The interior Of the work contains tho a ,testary
oili;crs ,it,rs, furnAccl, Sc. A waite bat
terry niIurting eight or Tn heavy guns Is stu
q tvd, bt lu, the ptripcts.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-12-07
" IA 10 LEO - Re
P II | G. + S G. l. II X EN- T.
Reported for ths y. Y. sun
MoNoAY. nRoEN nR ?, lsol.
fUt........e 5n-0r
ltNrlssss.... 90 ~
nEESwAN
AUNelloE... .2'g d'sih
JANDLIs-lb.

fu.......... IS atdNN
4 lAuAutine -. " n j 1
A..aHuHuNH
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-21
Office.

,rIs is TO certify that hereby give my son. "eSrse
-mwin his time, and sh II pay ho dubts OF ms con
nor claim any of his earnings after ms ua.'
uset'nb, III M E"' OH issI Book LEMwlS.