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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-04-11
lbs. 479,312,630
It's, 4l0,65t,36l
us. GO.65s,249

Increase this year lbs. 0O,05s,249
This j. exactly equal to IA / pes cent,
50 that by deductng the decrease inlrurFN
Der, 81 per cent, from this, we have ls!ts
increase Of 81 per cent. AZ compared wit)R
the previous season.
The yield q lard per hoo tbs year has,
generally been better than last, and tho
increase on the whole is 3,540,526 lbs.-
The average yield per hog this year was
So Ibs, aud last year 2S4 lbs.
Tie great deficiency this year is south
of the Ohio river
The Price CHreat remarks as follows
on the movements Of Pork ii the market:
The crop Of pork this season came upon
a bare market and the consumption began
at once, and SO far, the quantity taken by
the Soathcrn States has been largely in
the advance Of other seasons. The ship
mont Of pork from Iowa Nolthera illinois
and Wisconsin, to the ilasten cities, have
been lgrga which was induced by tho high
rate Of Exchange on New York, y 4,
Louis aud Chicago, causing merchants,
buy produce with tho deprecated Wee.
currency and ship il to the East, in. pro- pro-
ence 10 paying 9 TO II per cent Sers
for Exchange. s2-1
There has been also q la-.
shipped South from The line .RM
Central 3ailasy; and from
shipments hafe been largely
list year, ana the stock now Nd MILL for
of all articles, is much less thaat County
this date last year. " sro osrs,
From New York the exports "a can
The sun., 1861-12-17
Poiiec Intelligence, 80.

p.IiiEsr nIhhEsr OF GAMBLERs.-The eth Precine,
IVIlSel on sunday night, made descent unon
aPu1ilc mouse kept at No. 4 Greenwich street,
Dy Thomas O'Keefe, and arrested nine persons
Tl Thom they found playing cards for money
ine prisoners were taken before Justice Com
loIly, VINO, after investigating the cbarre. dis
Snatged Snl Them with reprimand, and a caution
HhoorINo BoYs.--0n Sunday evepj,o cav
Iinmo. n ooys were playing in front of Hig,gins'
,v6aO store corner Of Jackson and Water AZ,
ha,'n hvn some person from an upper storv Of tbo
a,'a Duso uiScharged pistol loaded with shot
"hlong them. Two OF the bows. Rdward NJ
.I .nant ana Samuel Primrose, were serionsI,,
srn,n TroandedLthe former having received tbras
sho'S III the leg the latter three In r. ~
nr ,.u Mn Sne "a the neck. They were attended, I,,
~, Wells, and the 9TH Ward police arras,od oS og
susPICi9n On three men, who were In tba honsn o
named named Mm Higgins, Bernard FitInatricL aDT
GaIick DAILY. They were taken beforo G,,ail
steers and held for examination, oD''''o
floHr IN 4 SALooS.-On Sunday D;.h,
ABOUT II o'clock, fight occurred in ,Io Is'i
peeI , saloon, No. 10 North William strae, Ise.
~ mlcha. Ilallcher. Officer CarD of IL NsPt II
Warn Police, entered the place and oitomntod "a
70 arrest some of the belligerents bnt ,.aI
n 'aulted and choked. Officer Mullen and ci,i,a,
nen came in, and the keeper of The nIsca a''I
lls brother were arrested. The Iatter rves hnIJ
y Jusliee Connolly to answer, and the former
idving bad his leg fractured in the row ~as
''A'N " MS residence, No. 10S Madison street. |
The sun., 1861-12-17

nHpARTURE or THE FOURTH AND rrrH EKGT.
aISTs OF TIIE IRISH BRIGADE
Tue Fourth regiment Cufantry) Of the Irish
Brigade, or SSth regiment Of New York Vol
untsers, and the Fit h regiment (artillerv). left
Yesterday Tor the seat Of war. They came
down in the boa. from For, Schuyler, whore for
somo weeks past they have have been quarter.
ed, landed At the root Of East 23d street. and
thence marched down Broadway TO Cortlandt
street, at the foot Of which they crossed to Jer
sty City TO take the cars Of the New Jersey rail
road for transportation to Washington. The
men presented an intelligent, seldierly. and, We
are most Lappy to state, sober appearance,
equal to any regiment which has left the city
Their lines were crowded with women--the
wives relatives and swecthoarts OF tho ''boyld
sogor lo,s." Some weeping and convulsyely
olinging to the objcsts Of their particular an Nj
ETY., Others cheerily encouraging their dear ones
TO do their duty like men, for their own sake
and the honor Of old ireland. The streots
through which they passed were throngod with
sdmiiing spectators, another testimony to what
has been SO often told in song and story
the popularity Of the Irish soldier among the
fair sex. The Fourth regiment was complete,
and thoroughly armed and equipped. OF the
Fifth, however, only four batteries wero ready
TO march. These were supplied with all their
equipments, except guns, which they will re-
ceiye in Washington.
DEPARTURE or THE VERMONT CAVALRY.
The First regiment Of Vermont cavalry Col.
L. b. Plstt, which arrived here on Sunday last,
proceeded yesterday on their way to Washing
ton. Having formed on Twenty. third street,
near whore they were quartered on Sunday
night, they marched down Twenty-third street,
Fifth avenue and Broadway, to pier No. /,
where they embarked FOR Elizabcthport. The
splendid and Notwithstanding our military ex-
periencc, rather unusual sight in our streets Of
a full regiment of cavalry, numbering scme
1,030 mon and 1,100 horses, attracted great
deal Of attention, and the handsome appearance
Of the regiment ELECTED universal applause.
condition f' :"
The sun., 1861-12-17
The Recent FIuhl In we.,.rn v,,.,,,,.

linn; Tm;eahHat', H, Dec. l6.-A dispatch from Phil.
bPm nbn says that our forces at the battle of Alle.
6rady lamp numbered one thousand eight hun.
aIea, They came in sight of the enemy Srawn n,
up IN hne OF battle in front Of their intrencb'
neh'S' hacL charged upon them and drove them
nm hoiT nT' IRE was kept up during the afternoon
made by our men. 'AA' s'S were
-, hs1; Milroy withdrew his forces at niebtG,ll
DH Durinn 10 renew the attack in the morning
puilhf the night however the rebels left thaSir
amp burning ething they could not St' caTr su9r
our loss Is twenty killed and thirty woundod
Dc"d;n o ine rebel loss is hundred and fty killed
by this action the front of Gen. R.vrold. /.
eleared OF the enemy, there being no Srranj,oS
rebel force within forty miles of our a5Sannod
detachment sent out from pbn,irD, O..
lTdAyy returned last night with three ~ Jn oSt-
HAS, including the notorious Jal1e KnrD su"f-
The sun., 1861-12-17
Amusement Notices.

nh IRISH SPECTACLE OF "O'DoNoGUuK -
Az ThE oLD BowEHY THEArRE.-Since the
latter part Of October, Mr.. Stickney'a enpastrian
corps, gifted and versatile bsya ~ .iisL
marked ma success, and the absence of ali abuses
mas mas won the patronage of rsspectabilty. No
man now need fear to take his iady wiEa oT
daughters there and we predict thai * con,;nr
holidays will confer no larger share of festive
ISar IPSa.Tonags on any shrine Of sport in New York
The Brilliant iIIj' s%or %cn enjoy and enjoy Justly.
founded on q popular Iilsh legend, the scene Of
Khlcn KiIsnr laid In and about the famous Lake Of
rollicking and romantic piece, IA The G,ct th.,S,
conveys, under the form of pleasing sile0ory
Sona ,empera1Ge moral.the more eifectaai because
msnnas sOSsa-nsgmoIedly os -nsdly and gracefully. The
,hain er oi reiormists more often offenda than
InsaI matter This attractive pageant i COM
he soDs and and impressive in both rsspsct d
quick, wittsd Old Ireland will moi onIv raco.,
me- nLs me wholesome hints embodied in ihis an /
nA''e legend but Alss Ia truth 70 natur, aad ]
The sun., 1861-12-17
isaI',on i.l@na Ss.nL,a Heard from.-ship


~ forSres' M No.roe, Dec: 10, ria Bqh!n5,s ~,
nU omNo nag Of trpce left hete TO-DAY for Nntft geE
ss.lii oil the heavy wind.
p.Iii Inc steamer James Adger arrived here from
T ne FIe. chartered steamer Constitution, Can't a,
- rie'ener, arrived here this afternoon. ="
me Constitution left Boston in Nover b.r
nimsN, % witn inc 10Th Mas. and the 9th Conn. ro-
DecemSop ha Arrived at Ship Island on the Sd q
next day by some rebel steamers Sh;"h %
been captured by our fleet. WINCH ~"
Inc Constitution remained at Shin I,I0,,s
Sur SI uays and sailed for Key Yves, and Havans
""T T stopped at Havana two days. ''''
me constitution will take in coal NJ this
eU Is%sU u sIu sAll Tor Boston tomorrow evening.
more regiments for the South. '-''''
from SRsamsr, Rslm, doubtless the s. R. spauldlng.
ifOh beaufort, is coming up the bay. 81
The sun., 1861-12-17

prosecution OF tss wn, then there viii bs such
tvim come upon their heads such "A bistorv
ne Levef recorded, and with no great d.o,r.z..
~ um We might sven now hear the rumblin9s
. =, .ne oonng storm. Tbs poopia he repre-.
go. WI support the G,vsrnu,snt In q Wig
oipus prosecution Of the war, and woo 10 tbos.
wno n no noi understand the day and the hour
and tho crisis of deatinv "V~i
hf ktnn' dy was glad the resolution had t,eon
.H'I.d. lie had always claimed hat Maryland
wac truo 70 the stitution. lie Ind never
~ ~ ny Ly way said OF dono anything in violation
W tbe cain he bad taken 10 support the govem.
ment. But II he thought he lsoyornmsnt was
goitg wrong, be dsimod tho right 70 rIse his
voice against IL. He stood heso a. a ffiond,and
support'r OF the government, believing Il. h.a
ample power 20 support itself us5or the Consti-
NJ. Dcolittis moved that a, resolution b.
feierTtd 10 iis Committee on tls Judiciarv.
Aft'r loHEby cetAte it WFs referred Nv
aye, &-ttss, 17-sDd, asor 80 exS9n.iye
seS'ion' the Senate adjourned.
Tho follow isg bill wa, intros'tnsi by S.tstor
iison for tle rooao Of slaves sa the ID .ttict Of
Columbia -
Sec. 1.-Providss thst all slav,s become fr,e
upon tho passage Of tho act.
Sec. 2-Speciiies that the ow, ,,is thereof may
Viiihn ninety days, aud not istot, vtossnt 10
tomnis~iJnets app inttd for the put 500, their
clars fOt said -lavCs, not exceeding $500 for
zach one.
See. 2 The President by nnd with tho AL.
vice Of 'he Ssnato j. to aprsni tleoe Camms,-
Bionefs 20 reeve and decide upon such claims.
Sc. 4 The oomInissoLsrs TO s,part wi hin
nine months, and upon report bssrg made tho
Secretary Oi ths Treasury 10 pay - claim ants
the amount " thsir awards
Sec > and 6-Thcse sections -egulata detAi,g
and provide for the ooopoAsAlion OF oomnis.
toner's.
Sec. -hpptopriatss ono million Of dolllsl 10
carry out the proSisiOns OF tho bill.
The sun., 1861-12-17
Arrival of the Coli,or,,, s,..-

iHE steamer Champion, from Aspinwall 7,b
arrived Yesterday With nearly one million of
specie On the lith, Lat. 81 80, long. "A, wa,
chased by throO-masted propeller, souaro.
nsged' On the forcmast she carried ,broo
iargs SkySailS, fore-staysall and jib Appeared
70 nave round stern, and the smoke e.stack ho.
tween the main and mizE,n masts. Had two
large ooAt'' painted white, hanging to the davits
a~idship7' 10 all appearance it was an iron
weasel, newly painted, the bottom p,intod
very bright red. After an hours chase aha
hoiSted the English flag, of which no notice uas
taken. was
The sun., 1861-12-17
Tho First Right step Toward. Rm.pcI,..
tiOn.

The bill introduced in Congress yesterday, by
Senator Wilson, providing fog the freedom ot
the slaves in the District of Columbia, Is n,t.-
ole aS the first just and equitable step vet takon
in that direction. And it will be sucos.scI
.vi 'no ieeiing at Washington is now such that
'ne OIL with some important amendments.
Ada'ng to its force and equity, will be passed
1nu Ueeome law One Of these amendments
VIII doubtless be to pay owners of slave. wh,,
thsy arc worth, instead of injudiciously at.
tempting to limit the price below tho yaluo Of
many hnOt most of them. The extinction or
slavery added to the great improvements now
making in Washington, consequent upon the
war will be source of great advancement to
that city, which has already thrown OIL its list
less apathy of old, and bids fair 10 be a nsro,,-
nently thriving place Of resort.
The sun., 1861-12-17
Southern Iteuas.

b.s SH'cago, zee. l6-The Peoria TRASsoprpr
nT Th received late Southern papers. '0"irr
,n me Bowling Green, KY, CouRIrR savs
bx ,ba larson SON bTownlow was arrested for treason
Knor',,,S o ,S"nlederate States Commissis sners Al
Jail. A 'i'''' anu committed to
- Inc Knoxville REGISTER saws that tbs runo,
=. Rr an OIder from the Rebel War Department. for
tense excitement, A"N '''a'ou IN
a.. Inc North Carolina STANDARD, Of the 4tb
~ Is. learns nom reliable source that q Feder-
~ SFnnelt nAd taken possession Of Portsmouth,.
In Panlico Sound. ,'' ''~'n''s
The sun., 1861-12-17
nfsvemeru Of Prc..,.. I. pu.-..ri.

81. Jos,ph, No, Dec. f5.--Forty Of General
Prentiss command returned here last night,
most Of them sick with the measles. They re-
port that the Federals had several sklrmishes
with rebels on their march, killing . few Of
them. When at the river opposite Lexington,
they were fred on by tho rebels at that place,
and Gen. Prentss dispersed them with shells
from three twelve Founders, but there being no
ferry or means Of crossing the river oar forces
forage.
IL was Gen. Prentiss' intention, however, TO
rs . the Hver Saturday, At point above lex
lIn,.klon, and the forces from Sedala and Kansas
~ ~ SVan cad yoln him. Tho rebels are reported
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history, a Visible ID The splendia

history, - visible ID the splendid
the &C, nic artis;s, Hlelge, Wallac
derrick, as IL the laugha6ls and stiI
sentations Of the peculiar "Spor,s ,
Among the extraertinary scenic
the piece, which excite. the enthus
Of the specta ors on Saturl,ay night.
Glen oi Mischief, by MOONLIGHT ; II
Killarney, by Sunrise The Ssfbterre
TO The Coral Stable Of the TAous,
The Laughing Forest May-Dsy
Hills Of Killarney The Pursuit NJ
Laughing Foiest and the Lake of 7
meet Brilliant settings for this gem
That II will excite entenss enthusi,
our Iri'h population especially
the best judges Of the subjects with \
adfoitly deals,-we have moi doull
revive the cherished associstions Of q
able lsle, the genius Of whose child
radiatsd the ranbs tf war, the halls
mansbip, the forsus Of ofatory, the
clos Of Wit and httrpor, and the goldd
poetry; ari while il recalls the hol|
which tlustoT founij the Irish peas
!. will awake a sigh for glorics Cd
rhTcturning, ard invNi1e a tear OF
the social instinct, which shoulii \
her blessing, h.p too ofts n HF,ors
- let none fail sf secinr,s
BoWefy. Coupled with ia
also Je witnessed the eNpl,i,
greatest riders and ~ mnAsts H.
The sun., 1861-12-17
" '"o Mouth Of the MIssi-ippI-AulyaI
OF Buffers Rxpedition.

We received last night, too late for insertion.
In i0dAys paper full advices from our special
correspondent on the Butler expedition, who
W" on board the steamer Constitution. The
troops by that vessel were landed on Ship Is
iand' at the mouth of the Mississippi which
tns correspondent alludes to, in no aatterinO
terms as low, sandy stretch of land, almost
'nnsoont Of vegetation, or anything else to in
tereSt tho eye or to inspire the mind.
The sun., 1861-12-17
CITY NEWS.

Col. MuLLIoAN, the hero of LexinptoD h,.
an invitation from number of prominent citi.
lons Of New York to visit this city and deliver
an address based upon the celebrated seies. Ho
mas accepted, and will lecture tomorrow. Wei.
nesday evening, the proceeds to 10 for the ro-
lief Of Ireland.
The sun., 1861-12-17

RoNd, nee. l5-Sevcral citizens Of Ark,o,s,
hsye reached here during the pasi weoL snJ
enlsted In the Arkansas company, un1,r -,
ware, late member Of the Legislators from tba;
Hate. Inese ioen 'sy there vas a Union soci.
ccountiea, numbering 2.5N0 men. which could
nave made an organized stand in twcwsoks
more, but 1t was be,ray cd.
The sun., 1861-12-17

htbont, Dc. lG.--C,l Kozlsy, of the 18th
Regiment (lliram Barney Rhesj, Gen. Bl,rk.
ers Division, who re,igno1 last month, has uoen
10y Gov. Morgan to tho corr.
nand oi the sane regiment. the difficulties Lc.
tween Con. BloEkor and tho Coionol havi,a
been adjusted.
The sun., 1861-12-17

l'h loTn WARD POLICE report that a Mis-,
mGry smith, of Hartford, Ct., fell on Sunday
IN thompson street, and broke her leg. Oaicor
Demorest went to her assistance and procured
doctor who, in the course of an hour ronairod
the damage, and the lady walked off without
assistance. 1t turns out that the Leg was a
wooden one, and the doctor blacksmitb
The sun., 1861-12-17
MILITARY NOTICES.
Jackson Artillery.

ACIhoRIZED by HIS EXCEI.LENCY, a
NOR MORGAN
Two HUNDRED RECRUITS wANT<
ters At Camp Washington, Staten Island.
Uniforms, undertaking, shoes and e1uIS
furnished Immediately after swearing into q
vice OF The United States, and the Regime
soon take the field with improved arms II
I" lhe men are strictly looked after by the d
who are all men Of considerable military
ence.
A Rocket Battery will be attached 10 the
ment.
Regimentsl Headquarters,
No. 2S6 Grand at, corner Bowed
EDWARD MURRAY, @ ID
JAS. +. FABREL, Adlutant. dlI 6'IN
The sun., 1861-12-17
SOCIETY NOTICES

a special Meeting Of No. IS, Al
wll 10 pe held at Smiths Hall, cor llth 4 and
on Ihursday evening, pee. 10Th, a, s o'cIH
members are requested 10 attend, as u ere
ness o. Importance 10 be tran sacted. By
'ohN AElLLf, Prest. JOHN DoNoHUt
dlJ
The sun., 1861-12-17
AFEfvnl OF the Dnca,.h.

syths arrival of the DACotah at this port yes
tsrday, We have dates from St. Thomas to the Sd,
At which date the Iroquois was at that port
9hs DasOtah brings no intslligsuc, of th. "a.
The sun., 1861-12-17

D1iiwote Dec 16 16-Bri,adler Cen. Phelp.
Al S.ip Island, Mississippi on the 9TH of Dec
put forth PROCLAMATION TO the loyal citizens Of
tAo Southeast strongly anti.slayefy in tone.
The sun., 1861-12-17
q. w. Curtia

T., u., wiz deliver LectuSo
,o%H, % MAJ narket n Church, on wsdnea 4
,Io' I' Dec. 18th, 1901, at 8 o'clock 1s,,T
WIN; wFNryuann9T, ynuon9T," Tickets 20 oeRtA. r
Al tbs dnny "ohi 81 rs rs Behery, 81 Mast Rrus
tufe. ia 'ns evening
The sun., 1861-12-17

CASH PAID FOR CONFEDERATE Bosps, AT
20 ANN STREET. This is the substance Of
poster which appears on most of the curb stona.
throughout the city. A correspondent, snc.
gests that 1t should read, CaA paid t,r Cas
J"aerd'e Bonds, and other Waste nop,y.I I"' '0"-
The sun., 1861-12-17
GENERAL NOTIO1


The Commi SaiOners q the Central pa<
pleasure Of Announcing THAI the PARK .
tween Doth street and iOA street, more
miles in extOni, will, on MONDAY, ths
he opened for public use the necossar1
structures N0 30 arranged M 10 avoid a
with work IN process. AT the space O
side Of the arAnd Reservoir, carriages q
sent will take the bth avenue.
TWELVE CARRIAGE ENTRANcK1
same d'y, be open for public use, a. fAl(
ON TIE wEsT or srH ON Tuu "a
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THE VOLUNTEER ENGINEER RE
MINT

Colonel EDWARD W. sERRELI,
NOW AT THR SEAT OF WAR.
49,. The pay Of Soldiers In this Regiment is
GID SEVKNTEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH. n
a few more rigger1 ship carpenters, blackm
miners, mschinists boiler makers and ".
wIights, will be received for
COMPANIES II AND II.
None but sober and competent men need spp
volunteers In this Regiment will lie unde
and furnished with quarters and rations at
and their iAmilieI win be provided for by th
thorities.
ONE HUNDRED DoLLARs-St -StOO-BOUNX
viii he paid TO each volunteer when mustered
of the service.
Enlistment for three years or during the war.
HEAD QUARTERS,
Corner CHAMBERS AND
CHATHAM STREE rs,
delO H'lO5 NEW Y0RL
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The Union and the Constitution for Eve.

The Union and the Constitution for Ryed
Attention United States ChAaseurs, Col. JOl
CoCHRANE Lieut.. Colonel sCHALBR. Wand
for the above named Regiment at the Reoruitil
Depot' sOI Avenue Il, a few allie bodied men
join the regiment now In camp near WAshingtd
70 whom pay and ration will commence AZ sooul
signln8 the roll Also, relief for families guar
teed, and a Bounty Of 100 dollars at the close u
war, or when honorably discharged. ~ B.
'rlits Tor this regiment will leave for Washing
lext week.
LOUIS SCHI4AMP, Jr.,
Recruiting Officer,
ull 24ac'lOi 2OT Avenue
The sun., 1861-12-17

BARRYs TRJCOrHKRous
rs the best aud cheapest article for n
besutifying, cleaning curling, preserv
storing the hair La Its, Try II. Sold
gisbs.
The sun., 1861-12-17

NvT YoRE YoUso Mxs's. Ct,,,r.
CIATION.
new CTCRB
REV. JOSEPH \, wAKRI, n
Entitled.
WAsIuNGTON AND TIE I'm
AZ the Cooper Institute,
ON TUssDAf EVENIils, DeoeaAll
C1mmencinR NJ 8 O'Clock.
Tclcets of Admission. ~ ren,a
, REEy 8H. s1JN1
ul}J'lsS Chairman Let,ifp q.
The sun., 1861-12-17

lHE LADIES UNION BAZAAR, at the Citv
assembly Rooms, is one of the most successful
O' charitable Undertakings. The hall il con.
cs;, '!'wded by liberal buyers and the ro-
admission tickets was s575 VI
The sun., 1861-12-17
BOARD AND ROOMS.

A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN BE ACCd
"A modated with good board at 50 per weak;
irA young lady thas works out. Apply IA "
SD 1T, between Tth and sth ayes, deli a'1l
The sun., 1861-12-17

duccd profound tensstion IN commercial AMI
hnancial circles, and the impression seems genc-
rh that there is danger q a war with Great
Britain, but whilst sll Admit that If Captain
Wilkes did Wrorg In the Trent afair, due apollo
gy should be made, but II right, no huuilisting
meni 10 England or aty other power.
The news greatly unsettled the msykets and
produced temporary cessation Of busineaa a.
thst there was but llilo done In any department.
The sun., 1861-12-17
Mar Krcitemcnt In ihn No.


yesterday, in consequence Of the receipt Of tho
news Of Rnghnds belcose sttitude, was Of >
r0ost varied, and, hal it been upon any less
seTious subject, would have been of a most
arnusing character In place Of the usual morn
ing salutations, eyeyLody WA asked l.r tho
first acquaintance lie met. in n manner AZ fiI
Of anxiety as il his individual opinion setrLd
the whole nattcS, "Well. what q, you thi,k
OF the news from Engand2-Sha.l We bay.
war; Some thought We would and coubH
whip or easier n'r wiDk"-othsr- suggested
that its immediate effec. would he t,e omploy.
ment Of the blacks Ia DO a share in settling up.
in hurry our present littlo business at tho
South, 20 as 20 have our hands free for En,.
lAnd-a few gave way 70 expression, Of fear
that our Government night back down"-and
many expressed hopes tlN France, ireland and
large party In Canada would strike in our be-
hall. Few, however, seemed to entertain an
idea Of Eugland's coming out Of a struggle vic
tor, aud altogether tho feeling WA a most hope
fpl one.
YIOHr on THE NATIONAL ougsrtoy.
Two men named JOAN Reynolds and Patrick
KestnR, who are employed in stabls No
80 ClsIkFon street, while in the hay loft last
evening had dispute relative 90 thu present
National difficulties. Their arguments assumed
a benigerett form, and after struggle Of
some minutes, Ksating, ii is alleged, showed
Reynolds through a window into tho street,
As Reynolds fcD out he dragged Keating with
him. Reynolds was picked up, and X was
found his skull was fractured. Ho was taken
the to the Now York Hospital. Koating
was not injured, and was arrested and locked
un in the 2AIh Precinct sintinn .h,n.a
The sun., 1861-12-17

ro'ted engagement between the Sumter sad
Toquois which ia doubtless, without fouDd.-
uon' The ship Montmorenoi, Of Bath, Me,
from LiyerPool with coal for the British Mad
Steamship Co, had been boarded by Ma sun
70. and all its nautical instrument nts s,olsn hn,
the vessel allowed 70 proceed, on account Of its
car - Lelonging 10 British owners.
The sun., 1861-12-17

A SMALL FURNISHED BED ROOM
A LET 70 oae or tive young ladies, with stove
G. closet a y : week, or young Lady will be 9
Eshih ave, W. tad and Asd -
The sun., 1861-12-17

WILCOX & GIBBs
Sc W Ma Ma HIM
5Ji, BROADwAY. I
$40.
The sun., 1861-12-17

BAnNuA sEKns TO 'IAVR SOD
sea, earth snd air for noyolties, aud
every thlng rare In Ills Museum.
Whale, liiPpopotamus. A4Ssrh, the
all for 70 cents.
The sun., 1861-12-17
Further News, see Thf>

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a. from the stock q q
from the sock e a ~.
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from stock Of . n
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from tho stock Of A N
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FROM the stock " a
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The sun., 1861-12-17

AADW. II. GREEN,
|omptrolier of the PrBr Of ,be ~
dele 5000 'onefs OF "