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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-01-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE OHIO FARMER.
THE OHIO FARMER.
THE OHIO FARMER.

This old and well.eslubished Weekly paper
commenced Its Tenth year in January. II 10
.ptninentlv
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, DECENfBEK H. lS6l-TlsI

member OF the National Guard Of this city Ccici
Engineer, with the rank OF captain and through b.s
instrumcataiiy organized tho present eneiaefr anl
artillery corps. lie served with distinction with his
regiment while was In Washington and the
south- side OF the fooinac last spring. and while
there displayed commcndabc talent q military en-.
gncer Last spring General vioio delivered lecture IN
Irving Hail, in this city, ncli and permanent for
tifcatons, which elected tho oommendation OF many
military men then proson As member of the Council
OF tho American Geographical Society," Captain ycc DO
cano warmly interested in tho Arctic expedition Of
DR. Hayes and as chairman OF the Arctic Committee,
submitted several reports TO that body urging the i'm
portance OF tho expedition, both in scientific and
ona point Of vcw In the fore part OF tho present year
he appointed EngineernChio Of tho Central Park
In Brooklyn. His we'll known Handbook needs no com
ment here II Is in tho hand Of every volunteer
At the time the capital was In peril Captain Velo or
ganized q body OF two hundred men, who were armed
and equipped in thrco days and sailed IN steamer char
tered by private subscription for tho relief OF the Seventh
regiment On reaching Fortress Monroe no learned that
the Seventh had already moved TO Washington when
he opened he dangerous pa Of tho Potomac Among
military Goncrsi yiec has also been wcll known as
the author Of several meritorious works on military
acionc0 sssx s,
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
rhe Burning OF the Harvey Birch q
Pira teal Act.

The Monrea, Herald has an elaborate article in repard
70 the Nashville u takes ground that tho British go
Vermont, though II cannot under the circumstances
refuse Hospitality 10 tho Nashville, the vessel Of
recognized hegeren yet sho must not be supplied with
any warliKe stores Inc He,otd goes on 70 say
The Nashville had prisoners on board; but her
officers did not pretend TO hold them prisoners
when they were once in British waters. But for
the acknowledgment Of the belgerent rights Of
the South, the Nashville must have boon regarded
pirate, aud being the enemy OF all nations subject b.
captured by /, is true that the United statos say
that ts acknowledgment was improper; but il has been
deliberately made, and will no doubt he maintained.
lthc South bo not beligerent the capture Of sIidcl
which throws doubts tho rights Of the Nash
pct is the conduct Of her commander in burning hsY
prize In general IL IS the law of prvatcering that no
vessel shall bo esteemed prize till she has been con
We believe that this is proyidsd by British statutory
Law and in tho regulations for prvssss ssase s IN lSo
ture tho privseer is to take the prize nto some bsh
port in order thatsshe may be sdjadsed; AGAIN, tho
goods wares merchandise aud effects taken by virtue
Of letters of marques and rcprsals as aforesaid shall be
ont and preseryed; and part OF them shall be sold
snn,,ca xasted or diminished and the bulk thereof shall
not be broken before judgment be given In the High
Court Of Admiralty y -.
contradiction 10 tho English law Of priyatesrng when
Ia burned q prize prcyiouS 70 condemnation, and for
which he might not be in position to indemnify the
ounars IN case she such ship prize court
would have condemned The transaction In that light
has q very piratical iook about it, whether u would
he piracy English vessel by Englisbla law, wc do not
know; II would certainly ba a high offence
Dut 10 appear .om tho opinions OF writer's, that
the law Of Ensand on this subject ~ not identical with
the law Of natons, which permits Of the destruction by
privatcer of captured enemy before adjudication ~
certain circumstances These circumstances we should
take TO be physical difficulties, such as storms making
ppossibe to bring the captured ship into port.
Upon tho whole 1t may be doubted whether the Nash
vile has done anything TO justly The extreme neasure
OF the prizo before condemned was, dosady aG ect
utterly opposed u the British Naval codr
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
CITY Intelligence.

An USKsowN MAs KIJxp.--The body Of unkpoNp n
man about forty years of age, and Ave feet ten inches
high found dead in the cellar Of the now building
No. 3I6 Third avenue, yesterday morning. Dr. Bouton
made post mortem examination Of the body and found
the cause cf DEATH also congestion OF both lungs il
was the opinion OF the physician that deceased while la
boring under this congestion OF tho lungs accidentally
fell into the cellar way, and killed himself Coroner
schirmcr will hold inquest upon the body to-day at
Bellevue Hospital Deceased dressed in a lead color
cd Overcoat light vest white Shirt two under shirts
aud black ribbed pants
FATAL ACcnEsI on riR MIMI AvgNus RAnaoAp.--Coro-
schirmer hold inquest yesterday at No 272 West
Twenty sixth street upon the body Of Thomas Nallen
native Of Ireland aged Atty years who died from the
effects Of injuries accidentally received by being knock
oil down by one OF the cars the Ninth Avenue Rail
road the evening OF the 9th inst The evidence chow
oil that it quite dark at the te and that the driver
Of the could not possibly have avertcd the casualty
tho Jury rendered verdict OF 90 Accidental death.
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
Obituary.

JUDdE slN0IEJON MtTCHELh.
We have 20 record the death Tuesday last Of Judge
Singleton Mitchell at the age OF 81 years Judge Mitch
ell held many important positions Of trust In his judicial
character for six years had seat the bench of
the Queens County Court during two years Of which he
irs Judge, lie was brother Of the cmnoDt natu-
raAisi aud scholar, Dr. Samuel Latham Mitchell.
ROBERT HOGAN, M. d,
nf Robert Hogan, The founder OF thc Irish Emgran,
st. fatrcks, aud other like benevolent soceties, s no
more. lie had been III for somo time previous TO ms
death, which event accelerated by accident that
involved the facuro Of thigh bono, superipducng w
phoid ieyer. Dr. Hogan graduate OF Trinity Coll
and Ia 1913
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
SKETCH OF THE COMMANDERS.
LETTERS FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS
&C., &C., &c.

In Yesterday HERALD wo announced the arrival Of tho
Cnted States transport Illinois at Hampton Roads, from
Port Royal with from the latter place up to tho
11th inst BY this arrival we have received full ntei-
gence from correspondent of the movements OF our
army at Port Royal, Tyhec leland and Beaufort
The Illinois, during her passage, experienced very
heavy gale rom tho northeast which lasted forty eight
hurricane.
On the morning Of the 18th the Illinois passed tho
steamer Ericsson, bound to Port Royal
The English frgato Immortae left the harbor on tho
10th inst,
Tie steamship Atlantic is dischargng cargo, and was
expected to saye hence abou, the 10th inst.
On the !h instant Brsadier General l. l. Stevens with
portion Of his brigade proceeded 10 Beaufort in
transports conveyed by two three United States gun
boats, and in full occupancy of that place.
The invalid United States soldiers at Hilton's Head
have nearly all been removed to Beaufort the deserted
houses of that beautiful village afford superior accomlno-
dstions to those of the former place Daily comunica
tion by steamboat is kept up between Hilton Head and
Beaufort.
The health OF tho troops is improving rapidly. When
they first landed at Hilton Head the average deaths
two day to every thousand, now they do not
average more than death day to every Ave thou
sand.
Tho Forty sixth regiment New York Volunteers arc
staonsh on pee sland the gunboas Flag, Pocahonas
aud Savannah are lying off tho island.
The sevcntysixth aud Forty-hfh Pennsylvania volun
eers are to be stationed Otter Island This island
situated about forty miles from Charleston in ST. Helena
sound, and about twenty five miles from Port Royal har
Dor.
The Maynower went to 81. Helena Island on tho 10th
inst and took board three hundred bacs sea island
cotton. The United states government have three thou
sand conrabands in their employ picking and ginning
the cotton on the islands The government have in their
possession about So goo 900 worth Of cotton
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
Additional News Of the Allied
Expedition.
The DcmOrayiZed Condition Of
the Country.
The Course and Actisn Of the American and
British Ministers.
A REIGN OF TERROR INAUsURATED.
The Generals to Command the Army to
Oppose Foreign Invasion,

ny the steamship Constitution. which arrived at Fort
MonrooOn Sunday last, from Havana, brings news
o the latter place upte tho l1th inst aud from hex
co up 70 the 2S,h OF November.
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
A SECOND EXPEDITION READY.

n GEIOND EATEDlllON READY.
Brigader General Viee's expedition, which has been
dtted out in Port Royal harbor ready sea- and
Is expected to start about the middle Of next week The
following are the names Of the transports.
This expedition will DO accompanied by large nsva
force, probably under the command OF Commodore
Dupont the hero Of Hilton Head md Port Royal He hat
about fifteen vessels under bis and ready fol
sea whom thc Illinois ltt. The following IS correct lis
NJ them
Flag hr Wabash,
GtShuArs.
Pawnce. R. D. forbes,
Mciican, isaac smith,
Seminole Mercury.
l'nadl's. ON Petit ferry boat),
seneca, Penguin
Pembina Augusta
Ottawa. Florida
Curlcw. Bonv.na
De Soto.
TRANSPORTS FOR TROOPS AND STORES
Steamship Empire Cty
steamship star of the South
steamship Cahavba.
Solnsbip iritI.
Steamship Daniel websl
Steamship Marion
Steamship Oriental
Steamship Maianzas
Steamship Roanoke (storss,
Steamship Ben Dcford
Steamship Phiiadcphis thorscsl
Steamship Belvdere {hor,csl.
snip Golden Eagle (Grdbanco).
snip ocean Express tsinnuniticn and ordnaace)
The military portion consists of the First brigade Of
the eSpeditonay corps, under the charge Of Bcadcr
General Viele commanding and formed Of tho follow
ing regiments &e.:-
Forty.sAth regiment of New York yolunt GERS
Fortyseyenth regiment Of New York yolunteers
Fortyeishth regiment Of New York Volunteers
Eighth regiment Of Maine Volunteers
Third regiment of New Hampshire Volunteers.
Companies G, /, X, Third Rhode Island volunteers
Two companies Of serrells Engineers.
The order in which the troops embarked and have
sailed is az toows:--
vesss.s; Troops.
Steamship Star Of tho south seventy n Vol,
steamship .ahawba. Forty eighth N. Y. Vols
steamship Ariel Eighth Maine Volunteers.
steamship Daniel Webster. Six oompanias N n Vols
s.eahspip MARION -Four companies n. II. yoia
s.eaihsnip oriental Two companies Vol Eng's
SeShsnip satan2as. Three companies Il. I. Vols.
Geaerai shsrmsn accompanied the expedition.
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
THE PORT ROYAL DANCE

pY \. 9. BURK,, MASTER ALARMS sLoor.oF- -wARy
DALIA.
Behold our glorious banner floats gayly In the air;
But four hours since base Traitors wo could not
plant 1t there;
But brave Dupont he ed us on fight the Wanting foe
And the rebel standard wns In the dust laid low
when advancing, they laughed With foolish
pride,
Saying that Northern feet they'd sink beneath
the tide;
And with their guns trained carefully they waited our ad
vance,
And the gallant Wabash struck up ,he music for tho
The sasquehanna next In line delivered hcr broadsde
With deadly aim each shot was sent and well each gun
And st our gallant ships advance. and each on. as she
Poured in her dcady messengers and foes foil thick and
Each ship advanced in order, each commander wore
Until the famed vandss brought up the roar in style
And as guns shortest balanced tho right
Which brought 10 the enemy tho closest In the fight
Then round the room lPort Royal bay) We took High
And showed them in Fort Walker what loud music We
could sing;
And thus poured broadsdss which brought their
Ana ouraae low,
Ana %, ne robel batteries soon our Union flag did low
Aiv. ,hrouSh - galan. Hagsary-hs led US safely
And three for our loveo --,,,, ..,,,.
Success TO every officer, is the real true blue;
fray 10 tnaby gallant
health to every gallant tar who did his duty w,
Ponce to the ashes of the dead who nobig ghipg fen.
Twas glorious cause they died. tho Union TO iuain
tain;
wo who arc le whom called upon, will try DER again
NH
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
THE MILITARY.

Tho following Is the list of the officers engaged in tbis
the second nsyslmsry expedition along the coast oc
cupied by the rebels
COMMANDER IN-cHIEr OF THE ExpEpirIosAaY CORPS
Acting Major General .Brgadier General r. w
SHERMAN, u s. A.
COMMANDER OF THE PRESENT EXPEDITION
brigadier General.. .EGBERT L. yIEIE, U. S. A.
STAFF.
Assistant Adjiant General Captain Pierre c. Kane For
Brigade Quartermaster. =. .Clptain o. Nathan
Assist. Commissary General Capt ain Gideon s. Scull
brigade surgeon ....... Major j. G. D. Dalton, Jr.
Aid deCafnp. ............. Captain 9. II Farrell
AidoeC~mP P'-,'''.''''.'. Lieutenant D. Gould, Fer
tysixth N. Y. Vols.
aiddeCAnp ".......... Lieutenant ---- Davis
FORTY SEVENTH ys NEW M yoRK VOLUNTEERS.
Lieutenant colsasl. ann. James L. Fraser
Aa,u,.n, s'ae 9ss,n; gss;. p g.,
Sommssary ...........Ge :GeeGsss.G. q &c Binshsm
surgeon ,.-.....".,...W William V. White.
Assistant Surgeon. n......... William H. Tanner
shApAh ;:....''''''.'..'..Re Rev. Joshua Butts
onart.rmasier sergeant. j. Anderson
Gommissary Sergeant +. H. Brown.
.oior sefgeants .....,.D Simpson Il G. p. Stephens
hosPhA ete~afo.""..., T. Psnd,ston.
- Line Officers.
A-A.R Nicholson. Edward EDDY Edward I,w,"r
BIS G. johnson. -- McNelly Thomas Drawer
C-. N. Warren. John Ross 4, q Narman
D-J L. Smith. G. X. Macdonald a. n Kirhy
-1oV Auckcf, a. .. ~ smith, b. +. Martin.
- " rspwoh oNul Caller.
&C, A. Moore. q. NJ. Huestc: G N Rrocrw,,
H-vacant J. ). o'Maley. Andrew 0irooi.
I-David Allen. J. w. Smith n n s,ae,ae 'e'
NJ IL heyhoio 1ohn MAu o. g. Brotherton
This regiment was formerly known "a tho Washington
Grey Volunteers, and when the Eighth New York state
Militia arrived in this city, after the battle of Dull run
they placed banner outside Their headquarters With ",
Following words written thereon
Owe Will aysnge your ioss.o
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
OUR PORT ROYAL CORRESPONDENCE.

S1sAMsiNP MARION,
PoRI ROYAL HARBox, Dec. IL, 1861. I
Aryirul Of Requirements from the No,th--Neao Sim
plicity, DC.
The steamer Cosmopolitan arrived the evening Of the
9th from Fortress Monroe with companies Of ths
Forty fifth Pennsylvania regiment.
The steamer Illinois arrived the morning Of the 9th
having board the entire Seventy sixth Pennsylvania
regiment and three companies OF the Forty nrh besides
large quantity Of stores She also brought large quan
tty OF fresh meats fee and provisions for this ship
which most decidedly acceptable
In chatting with darkey shore the other day about
tho late fight chief engineer gives us tho following
amusing instance OF negro simplicity. Darkcy after Civ
ing vivid description Of the effect Of the brondsides of
tho Wabash and tho bursting OF the shclyas dat ar
big ship wild de white ribon round him frighten ebery-
body out Of dar wits but den iron better dan Yankee
IRON iron good iron GO ont all hoa Yankee iron bad
iron, come In au broke up.'
The United States steamer Rhode Island has just ar
rived
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
THIRD NEw HAMPSHIRE REGIMENT.
Tr.IJ hnsa...

THIRD NEw HAMPSHIRE REGnhENT.
Field Officers.
Colonel l..........,..... f. q Fellows OF Sandwich.
Lieutenant Colonel. j. H. jackson, Portsmouth.
Major r...................,.. ). John Beden, Bath
Scf Officers,
Adutant ................ Alfred j. Hl Portsmouth.
Q,iartcrmaster .......... A. S. Eosmith, Franklin
Commissary j. II. Thompson Holdernese.
Surgeon. ............ DR.. A. A. Moulton, Concord.
Assistant Surgeon ....... DIR. B. f. Eaton, Hanover.
Chaplain n................. II. r. Hoil Manchester.
Sergeant Major. ....... T. M Jackson, Portsmouth.
Line officers.
Co. Captain. First Lieutenant. Second Lieutenant
A--Rufus +. Clark. Alvin IL Ibbcy. John r. Haynes.
B--John +. Wilbur. Henry II. Aver, Andrew j. Fogg.
C-M 7. Donohue. Robert H. Allen. Walter Cody.
D-Chs. Dunbar VIM. H. Cornelius Orrin NJ Dearborn.
E--J. J. Plymyton. Richard N. Ella. Geo w. Jackson
FL F. Randtett Chs. g. Burnham Henry A. Marsh.
G--P J.. Wiggn. Geo. w. Enmons. II. G. Henderson.
H--Robert c. Dow. VIM. II. MAXWELL John +, Langley.
Ralph Carlton. J. II. Thompson. Samuel M. Smith
K-I b. Iitticfed. W. J. Butterfeld William II Miles.
Colonel Fellows is graduate Of West Point, and ID 70.
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
roRrY-nanru NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.

EORTY-HldaTH NEW YORK foLuhTIt1S.
| Field officers
| Colonel .................. James II. Perry.
| rieufenult colonel. .,...... William B. Barton,
Nao Naor....................0 Oliver y. Beard.
sag officers.
Ad,uant. ...,,....,..'.. anthony w. Goodaic.
ouartermastor ,.,.,.,..... Irving H. Avery.
Surgeon .,....,............A. A. Perry NJ d.
Assistant surgeon. ....... Joseph H. hluord, M. y.
Chaplain !. ....,.......,Wi Wiam Il. Strickland, - D.
Sc gcant MAJOR ....,....... sS!aicl H. Aoser.
Line 0@c,s,
90. Captain, Ettst LtsUtt'lQnt Second Lieutenant
Al. II ent. 8 II. Corwn. H. w. Robinson.
H--F K. Travis NJ A. Ffwing. 7. Vidal,
C-J. Farrell. - Mctntlo. 49, l1nl0eld
n-D. G. knowles. j. Paxton. j. 4, Edwards,
E---W Il, Coan. i. Hurst. j. Bodine.
Ed N. Green S. X. Wallace A. II. Ferguson.
GA. tlmondorf w. II. Dunbar. Jp. Nichols.
HID. w Strickland w. l.. Lockwood. G. NJ Patterson.
ii g. Ward. s NJ. Swartouts J. II. Ferry Jr
Ks J. Foster. $. Gale. A. Il. Miller
This regiment has been previously known az the Cont
mental Gnard Colonel Perry Is graduate Of West Point
and veteran Of ibeSicxcan war. He also tho
popular Methodist preacher in Brooklyn and preached
at the dedication Of new church in this city the
Sunday previous his departure. Ho carried sword
with him at his departure which he had used in throe
previous campaigns. The arc armed with the En-
n IA.
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

To PosrsAsrERs. department is satisfied thnt n
large amount OF its revenues lost By the NEGLECT OF
collect and properly account, for pcspgcs
due upon ncwspap and other prp,oa matter A rigd
nvcstga ion into this matter is " be neaiately 'usti
tuiel Ivy the depart
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-19

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