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PHOTOGRAPHIC SALOON

this Saloon you get any styie Of pictures o.,,
fsrtarei ia the latest sty le Of the ART at prizes
the times Old bsxaareotyprs. Ambrotvpes 81
ana enlarged TO life sise aud beautifully ro,orrst
water ooiors. kencnber FFsnk Lawrence a,
fnii " he Park chester VII r--r-ir ~, -.
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THE HOUSEHOLD AND FARM.


For every Family having 900 Receipts on Cooking
Preserving Dyeng. Cleaning. &c How TO Paint aud what
the best to eisc How to animals advice to House
Keepers, Farmers, and Mechanics 1000 Subjects Of In
tercsts. Price % cents. Worth 81 to any one
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We are eonsiacei aas there many parents Of srsa
iousnsump-ve aud diseased condition to vln,n ,,arr
Cur Oh fiigs only hfHgs sa,rn- aud poverty To such
NeNo"o say write ana W information of
tire wei -estes- ana ever--ai,sn- .Rxvssrrrr
We WI. mai --ee any che a, ON for it,
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RUSSELL HYDE,
Bealer in
WEST INDIA GOODS AND GRocER1Es,
Also, Flour Lard, Hams, Fish, I. I. Salt, Oil, Fluid
Butter, Cheese, Grorkery and 0asswa
The above goods having bought for CASH will be sold
At a small advance, for ready pay N-llat
Newton's Block, MOL
BELLOWS FALLS May l. 1851.
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J. d. KRIDGMAN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
And Solicitor in Chancery, BELLOWS FALLS, VI.
Also Commissioner to the acknowledgment of Deeds
and other Instruments, for the State OF New York.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
GILBERT A. DAVIS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL Or At LAW,
solicitor aud MASTER Ia chanecry Notary Public, aud
Life aud Fire Insurance Agent,
FELcnyiLi.E, VERMONT. "a
A. ID. X A. G. NOURsE,
Manufacturers OF
DOoss, sAsuEs & BLINDS, & DEALER IN LUMBER.
Steam Mil for Planning saving Mouldirss, Sc. Sc
Este, Grecn's building. ll6l BsArrLksoRo, VT
CIIAS. II. MILLER,
HOUSE, cARRiA0E, slaS &, ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
ous ,sp ALI KINDS oFAR-
risrs aArgnAl.
CHESTER, W. l-52
Particular attention given all kinds of picture painting
sTOUGnTON s GRANT,
ATTORNEYS AND CoUSsELLoRs AT LAW
And solicitors in chaucery. BELLOWS FALLS, Vt.
once in weutsorth's New Building.
Il. ~ srouGIToN. l.. A. GRANT.
SAMUEL NICHOLS, NJ. ID,
PHYsicIAN ANDsuI EoN,
Once No. 8 wishtman's block.
CHARLES Ii. EDDY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BELLOWS FALLS, VT.
Once in Mammoth Flock. f-l6-ly
ID. +. PEIRCE,
Manufacturer and vender Of every thing made from
MARbLE, rREKsreSE, GKASIrEe soAPsroNh
Marble Works, BELLOWS FALLS, VT
l.. AMADON,
WATCH MAKER & JBwEL BR,
- Constantly for Sale -
Watches Clocks Gold Silver Work, aud Fancy Go-d
Also good assortment Guns Rifles and Fishing Tackle
In wentsorth's New Building.
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~ CARD
TO THE PUBLIC

WErAKE PLEASURE IN ANNotxc,Ao
mervos fysnds aud Patrons ,hs, ~ oouap
aud Increasing ,raae tir which We wish n. or %
s.oss to Ss asmc., s saesr ,ssp ID.
~ eon,s ning And Wish 10 say 10 ths III store ss
sbhf esrt, shese, that the, can ind Al '"'h mdegs
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NaiEsea0s..
SULLIVAN RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
an AND AVER MONDAY, NE. 10, te,", rksiNs
~ wi run ar follovs:
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Rowy-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday May H. Mrs. CAm,.
RfNE MATILDA MANY, widow OF James Brown, aged "a
years.
Her friends and those Of the family Invited 10
tend her burial from the residence Of her Rev j. H.
Hobart Brown, 90 Orange street, BROOKLYN, this Thurs
day afternoon at half past two o'clock and from Grace
church, Brooklyn Heights at three o'clock without fur
Their notice.
BrHop.--On Wednesday, May Is CtmlRNx T., wife OF
William f. Bishop, aged 81 years, months and rs days
The relatives and friends Of the family, together with
the members Of Hiram Lodge No. 4tg, y. and tho
ST. Nicholas Ledge No. 36t l. a. Of a. F. and the Exempt
Engine Company respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral from her late residence, No ISL Ninth avenue
on Friday afternoon al half past O'Clock. Her
mans will be taken to Greenwood for interment.
BArss.-On Wednesday, May Is, OF consumption, HAIR
BARS, youngest daughter OF the late James G. and
Martha Bates
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited Ia A
tend the funeral from the residence of her mother No
a. wycko street, Friday afternoon at three O'Clock
without further notice.
Bsucos -On Wednesday, May 3, at Flatblsh, L. l., Of
consumption, MARY CRvsssy wife Of John Briggs q ma
tive OF Coothl county Cavan, Ireland 80
Philadelphia and county Cavan papers please COPY
CIowstEY.-On Wednesday, May 10, B,RpAss wife Of
W. 9. Clowsley, In the a7th year OF her age.
The friends Of the family invited TO attend u.
neral from her late residence "a Roosevelt street, this
Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock.
CArHcARr.-0n Monday, May 10, of commissions, MARY
ELIZA CArHeARr youngest daughter OF the late william
and Martha Y. Cathcart, OF Brooklyn, aged years. 0
months and ~ days.
The friends and acquaintance OF her late parents and
aso those Of her aunt, Mary u jenkins Me respeciuy
invited 10 attend the funeral this Thursday Afternoon,
at two O'Clock from her late residence Ale West Six
teenth street The reslps will be taken 10 Greenwood
FOR intern aLt,
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ARsnRoSo-GRAYsoS.- On Saturday, May 4, at st. Mi
chaers church, Charleston, c. by the Rev Mr. Keith
Mr.. WIN. b. ARMSTRONG, OF Newburg, n. Y, to Miss
5. NJ GRAysoy, daughter OF Hon. VIM. j. Grayson, of
Charleston.
BrcKIEY-vAn~-on Wednesday, MAY Is, at St. Mary's
church, Burlington, N. j.. by the Rev W. c. Doane,
VIRGINIA, daughter OF the late Hon. David W. Vail, Of
New Brunswick, ~ J.
10, by the Rev. Porter, d. D. THOMAS L. BRAGAw 70
EMILY, eldest daughter Of A. Q. Collins, Esq.
CFBoRsK-PARKER On "Wednesday morning, May s.
at Grace Church, by the Rev. William Suddards, D. d..
CHRISTOPHER JAMES CIrnoRSE, M. d, Assistant Surgeon
United States Navy, to JANE ELIZABETH EMMA eldest
daughter OF Jno b. Parker ESQ Of this city and grand
ghtcr Of the late Robert Chasteney Esq Of Norwich
county Of Norfolk, England.
English papers please copy.
CI-ARRy-SrTI in BROOKLYN, f. D. on Sunday
evening, May IL, by Rev Joseph n. Campbell Mr.. HuGH
CIARRY TO Mss VICTORIA daughter Of the late James
Spillet, all Of Brooklyn.
CrMMrrGs-HyArT-On Monday, Nav IS by the Rev
Edward Lathrop at his residence East Thirteenth street
Mr. ISAAC CUMMINGS, of Brooklyn, TO Miss ALMRA HYATT
HowAR6-BML On Tuesday, May Il, by the Rev t.
Walsh, Mr.. AtmRr H. HOWARD to Mrs. EIsEY J. BAIL,
both OF this city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Tuesday May a. BY the
Rev. G. neuynes Of St Francis Xavier church. Mr. Jous
HorcHTAfS TO Miss CATHERINE MrRPHY, both Of this city
MuNy-IocKwoop AT Mamaroneck Wednesday,
May 15, by the Rev Mr. Fletcher, JoHs MuSN, OF New
York, 10 NAscY, daughter Of William H. Lockwood, OF
Mamaroneck.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Alderman Platt. Mr.. l.. A.
PHiLrorE,Ux TO Miss J. " CoSSAsr, both OF France
sAw-tHAR1oTTE in Brooklyn, on Wednesday, May
Is, at st. Luke's church, by the Rev. DR. Diller Mr.
JcsPH G. SHAW Of New York, to Miss KATx CHARLOTTE
Of the former place.
SsIHlRI-MERR.1I-AtN No 80 West Washington place
Wednesday, May 10, by the Rev. Davenport JAxps
sNHERr to ANNE hsRRAIr daughter OF Richard Merraa
OF this city.
WBCm-YorsASs --On Saturday, April q, by the
Rev Mr.. Jones, THOMAS wneHr. Of Virginia, to CASA
r. YoUMAss, daughter Of the late John oumans OF
Clarkstown, Rockand county, New York.
CORRECTION.
We have been reauesod 10 contradict the arriage of
P1K and SMITH, Published In yesterdays HERALD, no
such marriage having taken place.
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EFFECT OF THE WAR CRISIS IN AMERICA ON THE
STOCK EXCHANGE,
From the London Times City Article, May Al
The stock market opened at fractional advance this
morning 1.-THE Say, but there less hrmness at the
Close the confusion in American affairs tending to check
the improvement that would otherwise apparently take
place.
From the London Chronicle City Article, May
The stock and share markets rather heavy. The
Ministerial triumph last night has been OF gene
raj satisfaction Except among those who specuated
the consequences OF apostolic but not probable majority
against government American securities of all kinds
continue to droop
From the Lordon News City Article, May
The funds opened this morning (3d) with steadiness
but became rather atter and closed at de
cline OF Is per cent. The reduction occasioned
chiefly by the prospect OF increased supply Of stock
at the approaching settlement, combined with more
pressing demand for money Further from America
was looked for with great interest and considered
likely to arrive TO morrow by the Persia.
From the London Standard City Article, May
The state of business in public securities s not Of the
most encouraging nature. The tendency although
scarcely decided is towards reaction values generally
having given way in the of the afternoon The
intelligence from the United States is exercising quiet
but perceptible influence.
From the London Star City Article, May4.l
The funds were without alteration at the opening and
for some time there considerable steadiness But
az the day advanced the gravity Of the crisis in Amer
can affairs produced unsatisfactory feeling, which
was strengthened by statements that of the Greek
houses would be unable to their difficulties
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City Intelligence.

FUNERAL or DAVID MEREDITH RKksx, MD.-The funera
of this distinguished member of the medical profession
Of this city took place yesterday afternoon, from st
Pauis Methodist Episcopal church, Of Twenty
second street and Fourth large number of tn
faculty attended TO pay the last tribute Of respect to the
deceased friend, who during life, highly esteemed
by them well az by all others who came within tn
range OF his acquaintance. After the services at the
church. the body conveyed to its final resting place.
followed by large cortege Of mourning relatives and
riap
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Court Calendar-This Day.

SUTRYM CoURT-CRcuu.-Part Nos. 1905, 1858,
SUPERIOR CoURr Part Nos 53T. 1l7T, 1911, 1869,
1775 e51 AS $685. Ill 1908 1885, 779 1888 s75, HI,
1247, 1920 ss9Is, SIS, all 1882
1888 1882 1898, 1895 I769 1851, 1897 iii Part a
Nos $50 $50, 1885, 1874 1856 1855 1890 1862, 1861
1866, 1853, 1l72, l476, 14s0, 1882, 14s4, 14s6.
COMMON PLEAs.-Part Nos 1854 s55, $40 PIG, 1888
1882 $780, 1191 1894, 1876, 1897 1l9s 1l99 1902 120l
Part 2-Nos 49s 400 $50 IVA III 936, 1ls6, IT'S 1885,
1902, 1908, 1904, 1905, los, 1895
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Miss HrSKIEY's CONCERT AT BROOKLYN PosrroSyp.-In
consequence Of the Philharmonic Society benefit for the
Relief Fund, on Saturday, Miss Hinkley that
her concert at the Brooklyn Athenmum, which was to
take place TO right will be postponed until Thursday
evening Nav %
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BRA nsireth's Pills

PURIFY THE BLOOD
snd are At all times OF the greatest benefit when medicine
needed.
Nh T. 6scAoaxs, PCS Twelfth street New York, suffered
with rheumatism for four weary mouths He attended
By able physc but their prescriptions Of avail
be was unable to without stance, and for four
months entrey confined TO his bed Al this period n
his sckness when hope had fed and he expected be
BRANDRKTHs PILLS
he began their use without sny expectation OF help from
them but the hrst boz evidently made him better the i'm
provemen decided from the second box, and By
the time be bad eighteen entirely cured
rheumaism and the strength and mberne Of his limbs
were restored now year that this has beu
effected and he has had v,urn but keeps in the enjoy
ment Of perfect health, May O. 1861
BRANDkErH's PILLS
are sold At Is per Dor with full directions o. Inc
PRINCIPAL OfF1CE "a CANAL STREET,
NO. UNION SQUARE,
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Drawings or Il. France q Co.'S Dell

Drawings or IL. France ~ CO.'s Della.
Observation-Disclosures by act of Assembly, passed
January. 1859 Grants 70 run twenty years 80,
Sussex CousTY-CIass l16, Drawn Nav Is. 1861.
IL, "a, SO, ~, so, 10, 80, Is, H. 81 G3 48.
CoSsoLrpATEp-cIass SO. Drawn May IS, 1867.
%, Ga, So. 60, IS, &C, IS, AZ, 40, I, So, 81 a..
Circulars sent free OF charge by addressing
T. FRANCE Il co Managers,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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SECOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, May Ib-bP u.
AsHEs-The market was quiet and sales limited at
IS so for pots and IS 62S a IS rs for pearls.
BRKApsIUfrs --F0ur-rhe market opened with irmness
for most descriptions but closed with buoyancy
pecaly for common and medium grades OF State and
Western Good to choice brands OF extra continued firm
The sales embraced about Is 900 bbs closing within
the range of the following quotations
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Sunshine and

Sunshine and observation-disclosures
weather makes trade active and bright day nvara
by nceses the sales Of KNOX beautiful and fashionable
iabrics Gentlemen who want becoming and stylish Hat
should obtain Knox, the only that h approved by
both fashion and common KNOWS saleroo al 22
Broadway corner Of Fulton street
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KENgpoKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES.
KEsrUcyr, ExrRA CLASS 2sl-ssy Is, 1861.
10, so, s. CT: 6s, 60, 50, 4. IS, Al, rs, 2, So.
KENTUCKY. Class 2S2-hay 10, 1851
10 90 g.. 81. 80 81 8, 45, AZ, L. 20, SO, G6, -.
Circulars sent free of charge By addressing either
Covngton, Ky, or 81. Lons 70.
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EVANS,
~ and "a ruItou a

EVANS.
IS and 65 FULTON sireet
HaveIocks. Havelocksi Havelocks OF all
descriptions In any quantity made TO order a. the shortest
notice by DOUGLAS A SHERWOOD,
Nos. 81 and IS white street.
War for Freedom, Peace for slavery
1000 600 q Gods human upon the result photographed
by HOLMES s?6 Broadway
Wheeler d wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines 1t reduced prices oaoe so6 Broadway.
Bachelors Hair Dye.-Rciiable and
instantaneous black brown Factory 81 Barclay street.
soio ana applied NJ ". A. BATCHELORB, 10 Bond street
Chrisfadoro's Hair Dye, wigs md Tou-
peesthe best In the world Wholesale and RETAIL and tho
dye private applied No. Astor House
HIS Hair Dye, 30 cents. Black or
gsts. ' 49,
Barry's Tricopherov4s IL the Best and
enespes, article cr dressing teauiifyns curling ceansns
al drugsisss "
Trusses.- Marsh d Co.'S Radical Care
Irua' No. 'eses stree, Asor House. opposite The church
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The Pacific Mail Steam ship Company has de.
clared dividend Of per cent, payable May %.
AT Chicago exchange is quoted at 10 a 10 pre-.
MUM on the currency in use. Maryland currency
can be used at per cent discount, and colec-
tons have been made on Baltimore at = ll&
per cent.
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia
banks, made up on Monday afternoon, presents
the following aggregates as compared with those
of the pre yious week
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Batchelor's Hair Dye.-Reiiabie and
Sold and applied NJ ". A. BATCHELORs, l6 Bond street.
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War for Freedom, Peace for slavery
600 81 Gods human race upon the result photographed
by HOLMES, s?6 Broadway
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Chrisfadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou
pees-the best In the world wholesale and retail, and II
dye privately applied No. Astor House
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HIS Hair Dye, 30 cents, Black or
gsts. '
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cheapest article for dressing teautfyns curling cleansing
presevng sao restoring the Hat Ladies'. try H. Sold by
, 1861-12-27
Building Pontoon Bridge.

n. E.sunday Hera1d's Washington Dispatch.]
This afternoon President Lincoln, q party of
friends, and some hundreds Of other spccta-
tors, witnessed experiments Of the Engineer
Corps, the New York Fiftieth, near the Navy
Yard A pontoon bridge five hundred feet
long was thrcFn across 1 cove near the New
4ork c0mpany's camp, and subjected to the
most thorough tests. The bridge was con-
6tructcd by Companies P and E, under the d.
rection Of: Major Maggrude1, Colonel
Murphy being absent in Philadelphia
The President vas invited to ride over, and
across, remarking that If he should get over
board be could wade ashore. While the Pres
ident and his party were driving over the
bridge, the band Of the regiment played the
Red, White and Blue, " the Marseillaise, :"
DC. One or two other coaches ventured
artillery, arrived. and the commander. being
asked by Q friend what he expected to
do, replied, he TWAS going to smash
the bridge if possible. si1 twe!ve-pounder
hoWitZeTs, with six horses attached to EACH
and six caissons, marched ACROSS as cool1y as
if they were upon 4 level plain. The depTes-
sion made by the heaviest carriages Was only
bounced perfectly successful BY the army en-
gincers present, who stated it was the first
time IN artillery train ever crossed pontoon
bridge this side Of the Atlantic. While the
test Of the bridge was in progress, another in
yention was tried which promises to be ofmuch
value. One Of the engineers walked upon the
surface Of the river at pleasure By the aid OF tin
floats, each about four feet long, and attached
to the feet Ike skates. With the assistance Of
a paddle the operator can "wa1k tho water
like thing Of life, - and cary line across a
stream By means Of which Col Murphy's Ay-
ing bridge, made OF ropes, may be drawn
across, enabling infantry to 60 over in silence
and safety. Provided with this apparatus, a
regiment would find creek or considerable
stream no impeachment to an advance. The
rope bridge WIS also put up, and the tests to
which it was subjected increased the conf
dence Of the spectators in its utility.
, 1861-12-27
5tea111 DpR G4orks.

NEW YORK STEAM DYE
~ WORKS, Wx. YKRBuHY, 157 South Clark street.
betwesn Madison and M Mon1es ChcaGo. Dyer and
etr1v Hata sna Bonnes Dyetng Bleaching and Press.
ing. Stofe and Country work solicited. All 1tderx:
by Nall ixQzeea promptly attended to. Post 0fAra
Boz a62: felNlY
, 1861-12-27

There is no lack Of ui.ae and choice food Ior
he captipes, Mason and Side0. Northern letter.
yiands to feed q traitor'a nav,
Champagne from SNOWY hands, and Hook;
Soft music for the GOD Of War
While Fredom's granite pillars rock;
Though Winthrop wearB bloody shroud,
And Lyon poured his life in vain.
Meath Bunkcr's shaft speak not aloud
Aught that may give the captives pain.
Where Warren looks on fredom's wave,
Whose white surf combs along its val,
Bend low, descendants Of the bsaye!-
Twin traitor-k1ngs those walls enthra1I.
Hoodwink your eagle. lest he soar
Too hercely in the dazzling noon,
Above the sulphur smoke and roar,
To crave Of Heaven the trccman'a boon.
Aye! let the putrid cancer eat
Still deeper in the nations heart,
And bondmen wear with weary feet
The clanking chains to swell the mart
OF sordfd ennpires-while your eyes,
Shut to the light Of Freedoms SUD,
Behold the abhorted sacrifice,
And CORY streams like rivers run.
Rise in your might their altars shake!
Strike the grim god Of slavery down;
Bid 1ery Mars your vengeance wake.
On Southern field, and Southern town.
II these alone but bar the way,
Your nations peace is cheap1y Won
Yours Is the light Of quenchlcss day
And dyours the sword Of Gideon.
LaC1osse, Wis., Dec. 1861. ~
, 1861-12-27
Regimenta1 Pay Ro1ls--The 1st Cava1-
FE to be ReQEEaufXed.

GENERAL HEADQUARTEns,-ST OF
LLEoIs, ADJUTANT GENERALS OFF1cE,
Springfield, Dec, 23. 1861.
General Order No. 250.J
The attention Of company and regimental
officers is called to the pressing necessity of
putting their respective commands in shape
to enable them to receive their pay on the
first proximo: To do this, company and reei-
mental organizations must be complete the
present week, and orders for consolidation
will, if necessary, issuc from this Department
Immediately.
1t is hoped that officers in command will
take steps for voluntary consolidation without
requiring specific consultations to be ordered
DEPARTMENT the 9 Fit % iinois caYalrv % w IS ar
thorized to be filed up. The proper officers
will Immediately report to this Department
the number and location of the officers and
men Of this regiment and the probable length
Of time required to complete their org,niza-
ton. By order Of the Comnaandcr-in- Chief.
ALLEN c. FULLER, Adj. Gen'L
, 1861-12-27
Gbt Gtihu1te<


SONGS FOB THE ARMY AND TEE
PEOPLE, No. 3.
NJ Pliers.
THE WARNING.
az Eg5pt'a doom Of woe drew nigh,
In answer to the bonaman's CIT,
Sweet Mercy called, in hope to save,
'Giye freedom to the living slaYe.'
When Pharaoh, in his stubborn pride,
Jehovah, Lord Of hosts, dehed,
The blood, the hail. the drst-born's grave
Compelled the freedom Of the slave.
And when his heart Jet hsrdcr grew,
The fleeing boudnan to pursue,
With whel1ning Hood the Red Sea wave
Guarded the freedom Of the slave.
Take warning, o my countryl this,
Thy trying hour Of mercy is;
One deed alone the land can saye-
Girs freedom to At toiIing slQpet
2.
Then shall thy night Of fear be past
This first rebellion prove the last;
In triumph shall thy banner wave,.
Bearing Gods freedom to the slaYe,
VI.
But haste; for potentB ell the skyI
From DER the sea new storms draw nigh.
America, the strong, the brave,
Strike for thygelf and for the slavel
, 1861-12-27
busy Scene In the Tower of London.
ELopdon Correspondence N + Herald 19th1

busy scene IN Ene 40fF6F OF L0nd00s
[Loudon Correspondence N. 7. Herald, 19th.1
The greatest activity has prevailed since
Saturday last at the Tower of London. The
tcho2e Of the tooTknsen and zaborers employed in
The earioats departments there, hare been engaged
from early hour in the morning until late
hour at 7ight in packing up firearms and every
kind q article necessary dctite service abroad
On Sunday last the interior Of the ancient
garrison presented an unusual bustling ap-
pearance, in consequence Of an order Ihich
had been received from the officials Of the war
Office to prepare for the immediate transmits
sion Of twenty-five thousand stand Of arms,
which we're packed in boxes, containing thirty
rifles each, with the usual adjuncts. The men
worked through the whole Of Sunday in pack
ing, and the same night eight 6arges acere filled
NTH bozes, acich eoere conveyed TO WooloicA for
shipment TO Canada, quebec and other places.
On Monday evening similar amount Of
arms Ea5 conveyed to Woolw1ch, and on
Wednesday preparations we're being made for
the Transmission Of every kind Of munitions Of
war down the river in bazges and other craft,
which we're conveyed by steam tugs to the
several government depots, where orders had
been received to forward without delay eoeTy
kind Of defensive missiles.
Additional bands have been employed daily
in the various departments Of the Tower,
which has not assumed such q bustliug ap-
pcarancc for many years.