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Ets%Est!:ED NOTICE,

Urr!G. u. Flk-ANb NAk1". ISsUN!ECFV %. !
III. hG0ud, Mover her ith. lsGi.
;stir Board Of Directors Of his institution on TIE ist
infant d,c.sTch II seai.lnuual disidrrd Of tea PER
.,nt., payable IL Inc Stockholders, or 'hedr '"rh, represet'
Ga, yss. a, u.ual, m tn 1871 last ant, until which time The
-" WILLIAM WILLIS, JR..
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NOTICE..


rxru,NGE X$D HANKISG HOUSE
C. ~. PERGELL & CO.
r7HE h'rhes, Trcmum paid for silver and Gold. stosSF
borght AM sold on coulEisson. Get. fG-t
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CONSTRUCTIONS FOR TlE MAnYLASD toLuS-
TErEs.- We ]coH,inuc to RECEIVE contributions 70 the
Maryland Volunteers nrw ~i-atirg 10! Southern iii
lepeHdruca III Virginia. I!n following additional
contribution, urr. rr..-i.r.I ,,..rt,v.
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''.sn Of Rand Paper, Tor sale
o. Wa. SATrLER / co,
L'a'h.. Vanish, or sale by
ET WM. HATTLER L co.
a hesal. snd- Ises, for sale
-, Nm. SA11LER 4 90.
sperer Glue, for sale BY
Wm. SATTLEE 4 co.
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s::oH, Washington ';:y--:iIc federal
irniy on "a: 2utoEl.G.

1irhiy on Is" T".oi.i'e.
NASHVILLE, AOv. Ga d;sta;cH r!h!Sitt
III The Naw York Time" dated - washing
tr:, Oc.o'tr 3lSt, state: thar thc Federal Hr
Iny "n tie Potomac will AL IN ir.9 %ia!r'
f~oartc:s within their pr"Scnt lines Of r0!rc"c1
meats. Nnsu@:l rurpos. iIns bees entertained
hr tn1 government, aId =" s!:"i SUGGESTION
been rnaie b. Gen. Mcclellan. "hr c'HtinGcs
actively employed, and his or""ir-'nE- Goa
'I"'Ie on n iaTgc scale.
Tie "Worids' despatch SAL. ih-t prc.i-
der. Lincoln has assured parties :Ha. iOr.aIl
! mo"encnl Of tic army had been Hc!erm nd %.
The "Tribnne's" despatch states thai IL,
Ervv Department; ;ios recently ordered 3Gu
:,ia, III .Lcan1'" Tx 'TrhGEe' i!t!n',s III"
.TI,.o'c. Vi 'h2 rt.'r1r 81 tic a''Scs"dia3 81
t'-:.', 're iir U.,'e& ca: r., "15 sass tr,e:
t." assn. ,a nt'"ir"!'". -" ~: - !Aa; & has
rrisau % kc:'r.e Ia. TIC ." Ut ", pa II "2F
c~ulst:pr j., IN" tretr:"S O.: =: ..,.r"H::n'.
------~a~e--
fe.""Se "f tho E"':r;!os .: i."s';;::'.
NntrDGGvnLE, Nar. '--:.'d n,ye.aG. i
Message was Rad yesterday, 81" IS pub
:ia'"h i1;s mor;i1g.
Inc t,HrGinur i"ic!a Wv !hC cells h'Sitr- g.
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TnEATEE.-Tho attractions at the ra"a'ra
have been Increased during the present week w The
arrival of Slr. Dalton and Mr. Ogden. sir. Daiton
made his srst appearance on Wednesday crcri@g IN
the play of "Woman's Trinls,' and u.aic :Gji. =
favorable impression npor the Audience. %r. y. IL
II very good reader, ind bears i grca: resemblance
20 Mr. Edwin Booth. Miss Ida Vernon, we learn,
arrived here Yesterday afternoon, nltcr ! sojon:n Of
six or seven weeks in Nashville, Tenn, where :h"
Lett nlaiy wnrm admirers. who parted with her with
QUESTION 10 the TheatIlcal company. and we s!'njl look
forward to her Hrs, appearance "ith = g"'i deal 81!
pleasure.
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$:;tmT:1 q E3-IG ESrIzI1 81:
TTSeSsEE sr1sff4SIsN@
MANASSAS Gar RAILROAD COMPLS

MANASSAS Gar RAILROAD COMP!HY
fsNIE next Annual Meeting Of the SHAREHOLDERS Of SIC
i Manassas zap Rail oai Company, will he held 10 The
toSn OF Wond-tock. shenandoah c unity. Va, on the third
THURSDAY in SovenIt. r, hciag IN list day # The month,
IN accordance With the resolution RI the S!ocyholders.i
By order Of he presice : and Directors.
DANIEL M0RsAS, Secretary,
Oc:GQ-.dn. sad Aast.L. Treasurer.
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No: 3--,i..h

'yVI C!,NEEDER.iTE CAMP STOVE
MILITARY men are Invited 10 call NJ MessFs. u. y.
Il ri. 4 Co., Richmond, or Se-srz. Waite 4 Sruer's,
fredericksburg, and see Tic TENT COOKING STOVE, III.
most .couonicaI and simple stove for Camp purposes ever
invented. Il "a capable II cooking for II inesS OF ; or ~, anu
cal be u.ei 10 or on: % the Tent at pleasure
Fateut applied for
n..rr-m ]. v. GENEr.
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mOpHRN

GENTLEMAN, well qualified IN teach the MODERN
IA LANGUAGES, Offers hs services to The public IN Hoe
raj terms. Application, left with Mr.. J. II. LowSss, Far.
ruer's Bank OF Virginia, or at Box l's, 20: will l." prompt
ly attended 10. Nov 6-dim.
r OST.-A TRUNK the property ai Il youny- ,cinier
81 from Alabam-, Was lost between the Columbian Hotel
and the Central Depot, about the 14th lnstant-narked
VIM, ], Faith" The finder will receive the thanks OF the
owurs, and be rewarded by us, upon returning the same 10
Sept. 2+tf KENT, PAINE & co.
DARRELS.-l6U empty oil and iurpsntine barr els
- for sale by WIN. SAFTLER d CO,
Now 1as, Main street.
CPIRITN TUMPENTINE.-l6 barrels spirits
X Turpsndne, for sale by -
Mov7 "h. sATTLkK 8 CO.
DOOF OIL.-sapeHor Roof Ul, for sale by
III Now VIM. sATTLER 4 co.
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GREESBRIER CAvALRY.-Wc are Informed
that an order has been Issued to dishand the Green
brier Carl!r:. The reason therefor being that nearly
all the members Of tina, company hare Suffered so
severely from camp ard typhoid fever, rs 70 "aiit
them for ncti"e duty.
II will be remembered TINT his com;'stiy rc;rrnm.
cd very effective service ut Laurel Hill, un&r. lie
late General Garnett, aud 10 Elcif expu-urc :.uG >cvrle
lgbors, during their campaign III that scclloH, their
present suffering, from sickness, may be attributed.
We as glud 10 hear that TearlY al those III for dr-
ty will ut once attach thernsrlvc- to other arms of tue
service for tho winter, while the whole COMPANY will
renew lis organization early in The spring.
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ECCE-?crscn, !a:errs;'d are nni:hcd taa, hrsc-
= u;,cr ;irfr.c.cs vii: he gwen IN The trans no.tat ina
t.; l:ci!h = f!r.t, t" amy stores, a,d tea 20 c;hrr Gov
.rIrnrti i:ci:a.. \, iuI: - the later /, uT red 1 viii he
carried H. tn- * .lo.t"r u! ~ rT.va'c ir,ieh:. -Hd :ln-
cGfGEar: vi; M hGi Itself r.: poasijic :or cis delay or
laIu-cr r..u'lirE ::sitfI,iu. Cor III; ir,isnt i.l' rgr!; 10
IELI ,TG.l, ~ l.. : rs .Eat - In t'u"cInrcit IS CiTcIe cd
f rir. G:!,art7:,u;. stiIr,l- vi : S.e i.ciice aEi NJ: send
r.C';at rUrAArG, t-.l :c!aIty thai OF = prsi-Eaii- rharac-
l"E, 81 Tic; Ets. 4 Il e ~, ,iLOd ghca tT3r: n5it.iirn
ga lee tar. he'd lrorIndIcr rar u.EA:s lc oI.LiMrG IL
'raign to transportation bJ arilicai!s. 10 tie Gclersl
:up,ril tertrut G! l.. Lc.an,S
n0y 1-.m 40. i, tHFN', r-H-iicn'.
h0HiE.A ISU.HE. E.IaIiIGI.I, i:
Rent.
TsIIiI: vel. trowu c.;atH La Mt r. for Re,t, rcssr.sira
tougI u tie House spI viii b. Rated WITH Z. For Tcri.s
ayuly 10 :. ". WARWICK.
:,"r dds. LynchbGrs, Va.
=uf.. :. -trAL.tEI,;
EtTi!l. nnh an ~" .ruRn'c ri'cii;tnt nt tie lc sd, or ia
iaET,' emlIac!r; he a-i Of couoi iak aui rr-,cribir /:
Medicines To- Tag II: | rTv 'urag villa IcILy valuable RI.
riiv,. table, ~ b. TiiTHE. :, 'aHc!I. u. D., q parts,
Gsgr.ls. Sr.:'y Il j .ua'E oily Dcu:a Ia POCKET Lcgs
i. MORRIS,
Now. 9. Hn:! s;sset.
.itE:sDIs ~Es3nJ;h:. E2.ui.s.. DRAIN
StEEc, .il.
EC:T received, r :Dl se-pi!y Of ysnu:ne Archer Bolt
~ lGs Cloth, 40. G;"i!.
l!1'. pair r:Ggs Siliary s:uGs.
:J p,ir .l.;ti I:in..i and rter: S1l.t.
sira. ;.nia erts, Licy's, Co.., .:t q. y. Gcrrr.s;nh %a!$.
RHODES, WILSON * IirEC,
GEL Ell ~. - Pearl street.
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yorrc. 10 ~sUBscR4RRRse
.ne high

Is us to discon-
immediately to all per-
in arrears. From this time forth
descriptions must he accompanied With
tie money, and tho paper will he discontinued
shsa the money IS exhausted.
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sTsRTsSSi-IS CHA%CaEY AT rrIs h.it in re
Y ClcsNs uElcc OF the C..cu.t Court o: Carroll c5EEry
O. MnLJir, tie n dag Of uc,cC-r. t-!l,
Geo sr \. hacimIan. srtI ). ". IL Ky, JOS Rhc1r
Wm. K. Sever, Ihos. A X. Nelson, J,ccn f>cs, toc! T..
Caldwell. U'Yi.lc Eice, Absa!"rJ y. h!ic, Ytr'7crs 'HI',e';
IA mining. under the firm aud ,'yic o. The Tearc-,ee I'D
f.rGiGil Mining Company, f!S!.,'-',
Agala-t
Alfred .Icnaicr, George I. Lewis, Her! Z "i>os. !Ho.
Hanson Thomas, Adam Dr,:nead, Vim. trch;om s,f JnN
hopkins, pa:tu.rS rLg.srd IL IN Copper smelling b3si,
ness, under Tie Gra4 s4d style Of The Carroll &Iu.sS
Cumpa,y, pr'rn!ah'+
TIE object o. this mi. IL 10 srhjec: certain property 70
the payiacn: OF = Gr.,t lu- 20 iAi.:.c-.
l. appearing. from IN affidavit ilrG in his cause, ihai! ns
DcGrud1nts. hi:rrd Aic.G:E:, GEORGE Z Lr"ls. .trrf! Il.
Wilson. JOHN Manson Thomas, Ada! Acitarl;, Ni'ihIo
Ctifchton and John hopkins 2rS u0' VS. Gems of rs
-la;., rn. nIo,loa o. the P!ni;::@|. Ly l!:a;r c"un:sL. J: j.
ordered that the sid Defendants do y! ""r 'Ir.r ".t!.lc
onr month after the die publication Of lhit v,%c:, AID "
what is nece ,ary TO protect TER ,nte7"'iNi SEt t";t ;
copy Of ;hs order be published ia tho t.ic..Ca '"kCgi-
rer," a new. paper Iubiihci u this Commonwealth, cncr a
Week Tor four successive weeks. nnd poI,e'l q: ~" i',L-
d or Of he courthouse OF Carroll couuty, G" tie .:st t:y
Of the neat court to he held for saIi cps:t;.
4 Copy-Ts.tc.
M, i,-cr.r WI iTSIs:r . c
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CAPT. ROBERT Z. MoogNAs, oil TIC tire=n-
brier Cavalry, who hes been suffering from typhoid
fever for the last two months, is slowly recovering,
though as yet confined to BIZ room.
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lead is also said Is 10 ample.
The Cafon enfimeetIn Kentucky.
General Thomi.s, whoaccotnpsaied Secretary
Cameron in his secent visit to Kentucky, esti-
mates that it will take 200, 900 men, raised in
the Free States. I'll save Kentucky to the Union.
Important froI: France.
PARIS, Oct. lS,-Amnr; the least apnc7.
phal OF the stoTils which are repeated here il
English and French cnnmerc'ai CT, Giles, Is nie
to the effect ,has the Southern Ecnie}rTacy
has sold TO English spectators. at \ price go
low, Tor cash in advance, as 10 render the risk
no, TOO great, tn, cotton the Cont>d rae! now
holds in its baDdS aud which il ~ ie handed
over 20 the Englih owners of j! through the
first po,, which Ihe national navy npets. The
Southern Confectionery thns hnnes /" obtain
money to carry On the war Indefinitely but
It rema'rs to be seen whether the National
Government will overlook such n fraudulent
operation.
1t is reported that in the long report which
Prince Napoleon has made to the Emperor
and his Cabinet on American affairs, the
Prince, while showing throughout 8 strong
sympathy fer the North aud III. cause of The
Union, yet expresses the opinion tina, 3 sub
jugation of the South is impossible, and that
sooner or later the separation must be recog-
nized as anal.
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SE;HtEj.-. :cu-E lily iy IT, !-tus 6 uLrsi' i.p 4
" stua,iuE "s Loy:ri,sa IN 4 I.rvHrc f.uii;; will
teach tie Ell; II riancli-- ;u!iurt uf- II Fr.,ci g:d
Music. s'!ir--s l.. L., H"- =. ..!ciracL', NiFS:ri'.
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SENT On FoR FELoNy.-HAn1y 5. . ol,e7 :'ai
George R'gl. were examined before the Mayor rss'.Tjsy
for grand larceny 10 stealing tom F aok r.. Garnet. C. g.
A., on the 59th October, 8. Exchange Hotel, at .:.ht, q gold
watch worth sl0a, = r. voI7cr and j small SIND OF mousy.-
! he watch and revolver we're found Oh he prisoners Who
appear 10 be desperate knaTes.. They were sent o. &c Ih-
HUI sting Cou, 10 be examine for felony
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-08

~lIESEICp Coux1r Court ih;s C0uc; yes.
terday judgment VIVA rendered in four cases aS@!ns,
a p~art!::for selling honor without n license. The de-
PENDANT Was fined $40 aud costs in each case. WA.
Jennings WAS fined 100, (the legal penalty f"r per
uniting unlawful gaming on his lot. Two ether Cases
against him wGra continued. Dr, Gaviu1ei'- cnsr Tor
Indecent assault TN II female, WAS continued until TIE
Murch term Of the Court. \ number Of other lnis-
dcDieanor cases wura EisO iaii over. thc pariir> net
being ready 10. tairl.
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CASE IN ADMIRALTY. -B,fryt JaS. u. Na!y.
burton, Jydys.-ln the District Corr, yeFtariay. tho
case Of Isaac Williams, Henry Forest, David VII
liums md Benjamin Briggs against the captured
sloop Betsy Richards, her tackle, apparel. furniture
and cargo, WIS called, and none NJ the parties in III.
terest responding, the Judge emturrG all order taking
the libel hled in the Case pro c1n}eFst, with !cGT.
given TO take testimony il the case lr h!nig ut e !;-
ture day.
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on:.-r.r Ae0py-1wyiiS . LINDSEY. cls-x.


{ f.:;:iN;+-.i:I !iASCEEi.-H Eales he;
/ !nIc C!-r.'s Cifcp VI the Ct.cC.: COR. "i err -
y"GaEi, 1.-THE Court iicae OK MoGdA!, he - CaJ o. &C.
;TJ--, iosi,
juIiI EAaiY, III.
Aen'GS:
Uryi.!e ace, Absslom 4. Kyle. wI!iAr c. Eg.e. John
9i-.!E- .ud Jhu -. Mcfarland, su:si::ns HaTtIers OF iac'.'
5cjYr, sn ihs ,lom \. hyle az Z. 1. 49,. ""crl'-':, "so
we're vaft!crs engaged IN the c-p.r' niiiCf huH!nrss, w.
'r i"s AKIN .rt Sty!c OF t.e 4" ch:nr N'a!ns Cgwra'
~" pei.s.
'.h" - i~:' .. Ms su;; Is to ,il !cct certain e''1'e' In cAr-
'"li cV4atI 10 ths pasBclt Ola .ch; ~; 20 1"rc a?'a.S-
AT iron! -: LeigaGhn'5.
EApv4sri3C from the hG:iav:: o: T. Wees. G:"i IN ;fi-
. ,d.c, t.st the diem! .Et.. ofrile Eic", "'-''"fi y. hs'G.
"i'I"@ L. .J!". JOAN si.v.a., rHt ~ :'s'de:i' OF ih,'
S;d'", On ia+ Eot.oU 81 tnr pt.!a.!. :. - coIHtcl, u Is
o:de ri TIA; ~. sa'd ic:. rGsa,s - apV,,T ccgs "l;''r orc
nJri!l l.'fLt. ~: pG5.icatIU: nj H. ori-rn"I 30 WA.
=, rec".'2'y 70 r:o;cc; their Il, crests. aud M. 2 copy VI
.n- "I"fr b. 'a>:r.e! II the i,iclIn0ai " tEIui.rFr he*s-
r4.a: published in this Comiaon~r .!:h, &c Il wee: IL!
.p1r successive weeAs, and posted At the iro"' d"rs @: ie
Court do2sr Of Carr IL couaty on tie e.s: -. {: 'Is ccNI
coagt ~ be held for said county.
4 cOry--T-s.e
IA. ., MM ilSnsty- Clp.x
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READT FOX UCcurAHcT.-The chamber in
the stutc House, formerly occupied % The Virginia
Senators, mas been enlarged and otherwise prepared
tor the members of The Confederate Congress, who
are expected TO occup! it on the 9th instant. The
State Senators will remove TO he apartment icrincr.
)r occupied by them in the upper prr1 Of tie build
ing. The eXpediency and necessity Of building h
new State House is becoming every day more up
parent.
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f5Ilis sub.c- be-. VII. ~.SL.0MCNC.
= Goa. iia,n; b%y &c. e! ; nile, o-
hi.1I~ai JuI-L,cu .ad =. L -.Hua.sas b.tIl nii.
The Dw-.ins itou.r = coma. .-s, ccU;a.nius - toJE:.
AMI IS ~ ac'u:r|bih Location :Vc An rG'crrrs;GS MAR -
open i pmU!ic noa:2, As onr !, uuc! nee!rI ir ZEE 10
contradiction 10: i"c mary huat:ri pc.soHs daily listing
tAS uaH.r Ii 10. Those wEC visa 10 buy or r-:t vii please
c.i GA !:Obrr! NJ. Lewis, Esq, Asar HayEhrAet. Prince
william County,, Va.
GT1ycsSn, VI. &c! 3--cs' II. /. thlNN.'
~rsF:GsNE.a-iS CHA, C:SY.-a; Rules led IN
v 81 !Ec Cie:!:. Olye VI the Circuit CoCrt Q CTrni!
-yanl.y. .: TIE Court House, O. HuuL-y. the ~ Gay I! oc'
;gh-r, 1851.
!":aira i!JEcsensEy, p!a:: -.
A-.in.t
.".'5ar It. sin5. ,'oine!y Ard Timothy Ds,;on, reeu anita.
jE0 rI'GG. 0: ~, su!, is'" set aside d deed .!s:a tie
T.....- L. : .rCiu.iaNt, M"GtyoEcry.
J. .u.c .,i . lcom I'll ,i3cav.t h!e: i: IBIS cause, that
-" 'r!cij,R Nathan l.. Sort. ou cry, Is Got = se.!.
"C': : .h:4 :'v',, oil EIuoa y: the p.a.Siic. =: Ter cc2@-
-. x = G-icTc. ;hh! ,Lr s.. 3".eHtd:t 80 srrr / eco
r.a!Hn oLr .acG:h arr ~ dcs pubic Zion o. lis cr"cr
,-a' ~ WHIT = erc,s.ry II PRO est Lis Interests, 4Hi Is
" G.py VI This Or,ier Ee inserted IN tHe i...Eh. =" A:qi.-
g"r." /. LrSS;#i el Published in his t~iauiDn"r r "a. 'n"e:
~c.: :ur four su;, rssivc wees, aLG pose. - ! = iro''
.0uru ,hv court i"usc ot Carol! cOu-ty Ga H. - 81!
!. zoe ncA; CeIrl ~ b- held Tor tho sIi cDua;..
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.EIE..
.I !cTs col,
ll.iI ~: i'.'-r-ru.",.
stead ~ I,;i' a. i".4.,.T,s
~: .i-Iu
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j. NJ. BENNETT.
auditor Of Pan!c hG:yu-i,. ] r,u,I,.,o,,-,
STAFFORD II. PARKER, ~ In.
Register OF Lad 0c!ce. si,yf.- p--l
GEORGE ". MUSr1Ep,
Secretary .. the CemraoEwen.tn.
- . a. n 10, -,
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VIRGINIA ELECTION RErrgss.--Dc!ow We
give = few additions! returns Of tn" election l.o!i in
this State an Wednesday last
Rano~.r.--At Ashland the vote Was III I"ilow5:-
For Presidential Electors, for Davis und Stephens. J
ll3 for '"m:rcss-Iohn Tyler %, James LTc's.
u, Nm. II. MlcrnrlaId .. At Hungary Station the
vote wa, 80, follows: Lyons IL, Nlucfarland :, Tyler ..
Hsnric0.--Thr following is the Official vote ri tls
Court HOUSE: For C0ngress-John Tyler 81. W.
II. M.ciar!anI -, Lyons IL. For Presidential E!ec-
tors, tiur DAVIS and stephens, D..
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THE TorG ~ THE REfrGErs.--Th follow
ing is the vote o! the refugees, in this section Of tho
State, who voted III the election oil Wednesday La;
1T he Court House Of llcn.ico county, in this city
THIRD D;srmoT.-R Refugees from Elizahr,h Cay
and Warwick counties voted u. follows: For .Ic!l
TIIe-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

MISSIONARY SUsDAY.-The Rose Hill NJ. l.. Church,
in Twenty seventh street. onsunday, was the scene Of
much interest. Large congregations collected at three
services, morning afternoon, and evening The Rev.
c. Fletcher preached in the forenoon In the alter
noon at o'clock an interesting Missionary Meeting
was held, when addresses were made by the Rev. X.
L. Maclay, Missionary from China the Rev. D. Il. D..
McKown, and Others. In the evening the Rev. Mr..
Macay delivered Il very interesting account Of the
missionary field in China. He referred to the almost
nsurmountable difficulties which Missionaries had to
encounter on account Of caste. The victory over all
the obstacles of moral character was not 20 easily se'
cured az that to be attained by the acquisition OF the
language The latter the leas Of the difficulties
which the Christian Missionary had TO meet. he illus
rned these positions by numerous anecdotes peculiarly
Chinese Collections were taken up at each oil the
services.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

BURGLARY AT sTANroRD.--A day or two ago De-
tectives Slowey and McCord arrested two men giving
their name. ar It. H. Hall and d. w. Lucas on suspi
cion Of having been implicated with one or two othsh
in committing burglary at Stamford Conn. IL sp-
pears that about fortnight ago man named Strong
hired an unoccupied houfe in Sanford adjoining The
drugstore Of Scofeld g. Co., and opened candy and
cigar store In few days thereafter the place was
closed and il reported that Strong had rold out
About this time the store Of Scofed WIS burgarousy
entered through the adjoining premises and robbed oil
81 900 worth of silks. On the night Of the burglary
the conductor Oh the down train observed the above
named persons and another man nnned Orn Storms
III ave the cars at Mount Vernon with large bunoleS'
Storms was apprebendod coon after and taken back,
and on Saturday Officer sowey delivered Hall and
Lucas into the hands Of the Stamford authorities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

II has been already announced by telegraph that
Forts Cobb, Washita, and Arbuckle, Texas, are in
danger of being attacked by Secsssopsts. The gai-
sons Of these forts are as follows: For Cobb, ore
company of cavalry; Fort Washita, in the Wichita
country, one company of dragons; Fort Arbuckle,
one company Of dragons and one Of infantry.
Recruiting for the army, notwithstanding the large
number of persons out Of employment has almost come
10 standstDl in this city. Tie weekly report Of all
the rendezvous, handed in yesterday, records very
Gsrked falling of in the number Of accepted recruits
The proportion of physically disqualified applicants
to be the increase rendezvous has been
obliged to reject fhy while retaining only eleven.
As uome discussion is going on about the armament
Of Fort Monroe, Va, it may not lie out Of place TO
give correct statement of it, few pieces Of loose
ordnance have been sent down lately but the mounted
battery remains almost in It's usual state. The number
of guns mounted il no lees than 285 which throw
- All pounds of iron. There are besides ten mortsrs
and five siege bowitzers. TIE new fort commonly
known as the Rip Raps will, when completed, have
54 42-poupder guns all casemated, and eight 10 inch
Columbiads and 46 9inch Coumbads, allembarbetted.
Ii is pretty well understood in the navy that the
concentration of smal steam gunboats at the Navy
Yards has been effected with view TO make naval
demonstration the National Capital on Inauguration
day. 1t is calculated that such vessels the Balm
bridge, Dolphin, Mohawk, Crusader Water Witch, and
others could get up the Potomac well flied with troops
and marines, thus afoding an additional strength 70
the Federal forces at Washington, should the dispose
tim Of the Secessoniss render such step necessary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

lie Butter plenty end 10 heavy at foI ONO arc =.
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sFEpsTbe irouiry Night for Clover Seed and the mss't
4, heavy sales of 10 bsgs Rough f1 Seed Is gue
SIG ARs-Tbe market quiet; sales $50 hhds Nss orleans
at a56Gc $50 bids Cuba ct 4dSie and lJ hhd' heeo0 Old
mIlGE-The inquiry Ia light but prices are "esdS 'e'
10 COO N prime OF 9ic Rouh Fat Hesay Al oo ,h .,,
skYTbs msrAet 10 heavy and closes tslhef easier
t.es OF eco Dbl, at lBe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12
IycREAsE OF THE FRENCH ARNy.-A Paris CORE

IScREAsE OF TIE FRENCH ARsy.-A Paris core
spondent writes:
"The long. threatened Ministerial decree by which
the French army 10 be- raised the efficient bat not
numerical strength of 900 $50 men has appeared.
look upon il rs a measure fatal to rural France; but
let ne lay the before Ven ere comment upon
il. You are know the French army is annually re-
cruited by 100000 men, who serve for seven years.
All Of these 100000 recruits, obtaibed by the lottery
called conscrptiOus are not drafted into the army bH
o, " as many as may required TO fill the vacancies
airing from the discharge Of whose term OF ser
vice Eas exI ired Of inv4lds, and by death The
remainder with il called The reserve') ave here
tofore even during the Crimean and italian wars,
been all wed to renln at home Hereafter, Il o re-
serve j. t. he caleG to active service that Is ~ lie
drilled and barracked three months the 6rst year "
their service two months the second year Of their Ser.
vice. one month the third year Of their service, and
quarterly every remaining year Of their service. IL
they be destined 10 cavalry and artillery corPs they
are to repair TO tie nearest depot If these especial
branches Of ser,i The effect of barrack and town
life upon these poor contry binds will I've extremely
perrcious They sl never hive in the country after
ward but will HE Paris And these drills take
plare In three months of the Summer they must neces-
sa,rly prove detrimental to the fafmers."
In Montreal the -kaiing pord ings rooted over 50
"a 10 prevent its being covered with IL Is lighted
al ight aud the band of the Canadian Rifles gene
rally attends. TIE e0ies frequent il, wearing short
dresses Topped w 10 be out OF the way, and Turk
ish trowseTs.