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, 1861-12-02

sherman,s Fort1f1cattons and Store
Nouses--Schooner Loading with Cot-
ton--The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Of Tybee 1slnnd.

New YORK, Nov, 3o.-Tfc q. s. transport
Ocean Queen, from Port Ro7al NOV. eth, Las
arrived,
Com. Dupont had transferred his flag from
the Wabash to the Susquehanna. he, toseth-
er with Gen. Sherman, has just returned to
Hilton Head in the steamer Mcclellan, from
Tybee Island, having hndEd force Of u. S.
marines there, who had commenced repairing
the fortifications and constructing new ones.
4 feet of eight gun-boats was off Tybee
rebels had sunk two vessels between Tybee
Island and Fort Pulaski, in the narrow part Of
fleet from getting to that city.
A small schooner had been sent up to one Of
the islands above Hilton Head, to loud With
eetton, and would s;'Il in Iew days by order
The neet that vas fitting out at Hilton Head
for another Expedition was ready, and await
inag orders, which were expected by the Bicn-
vile, just arrived.
er:1 troops, it not being considered Of inpor-
tance at present. Two quit boats we're still at
anchor of that place. Thx city was visited
dYi1y By officers Of the army and navy.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 30.-Tae adyices brought
from Port Royal by tue Ocean Queen, state
| that there had been no engagement between
latter troops been seen either at Hilton Head
or Beaufort. But little or no use could be
| made Of the darkies, as the5 do not care much
| at present for any unnecessary eSertlon- They
| are having too good times to do any work.
| The British steam irigate Immortaiite MAS
still at anchor. The transports we're busy dis
charging their immense stores. The Wander
| TILT will siil for New York IN about two days.
| Wharycs and storelouses had bcen crcrtet
and were being rapidly filled. The health o
the troops was generally good.
WAsu1SG7oS, Nov. 50 The Navy Depart
mcnt is in receipt Of 4 dispatch from ClptaiI
Dupont, and Commander: John Rodgers, Q
the Pocahontas, dated Sunday, November "a
of Tybee Island. He states that this poin
entirely controls the ship channel to the sa
vannall river, which is only within three hun
drcd yards Of the fort, and the possession Q
it closes the l;rbor Of Savannah; and th;s
Fort Pulaski is at the mercy Of our forces, til
nlo1nent the latter desire 70 take it. He als
states Ihat reliable accounts Inform him thu
| Savannah was being evacuatcd by the peopl
| rs fast rs possible, fearing that Commando
Rodgers would attempt TO- take possession {
it. He further states that Commodore Tai
| nall, Of the rebel fleet, had giIen it US hi
opinion that tile entire rebel defence Of tt
Southern coast must be abandoned, as tic
could not stand the armament Of our feet.
, 1861-12-02

WASHINGTON, Nov. so-The Utah delegate
will take lis scat in Congress, Monday. Hc
and Brigham Young are strong Unioni=ts-
Congress will open promptly on Monday.
Ex-Mcnlbcr Green Of Missouri, who is on
parole, arrived here yesterday.
The annual report Of the Secretary Of the
Navy will arrive in New York on Monday. The
Treasury report is not quite ready.
Judge CHtron Of Tennessee has arrived here:
WAsn1SGTos, Nov. GA reconnaissance
cavalry, M T under CAPT. ". Il. BOYD. Thcy pro-
ccrdcd to within mile Of Fairfax Court
House, when they observed some rebel In
fantry, partially conecaledin rifle pits, which
cxtcndtd uvroEH the turnpike. 4 1rw rebel
cavalry we're also in the rear, and within rifle
troops had his ASH SLIGHTLY grsezed hya hall
and a rebc1 was killed. Ghc cavalry and III
fantr; Of the enemy wereSeen to change thclt
positions By falling back into the town.
There is reason to believe that the rebel
echooncrs off Quantieo Greek, last night.
| Commodore Craven, 1lag officer Of the Poto
ul:lv tlotilla, his been detached from that scr
| vice and ordered to the command Of the Brook
| 1yn, at Philadelphia:
the Navy, aud Mr.. Wm. l. Abbott, also Of tn
Navy, arc to-day in th!s7cisy; tic first frou
| New 4 ork, and the Others direct from Kich
uaossd via Norfolk and 4z,ress Monroe. Al
three were recently released, having been eS
cl,an1G1 for reEcl Offscere:
The Norfolk Day Booh Of Thursday, contain
dispatch from Pensacola, stating that the OF,
Il damage thus far suffered BY tic: unionist
was in two of their ycascls, which we're $
1nuch injured that they Lad to retire.
The division Of Gen. Ruks VIII to-morro'
be ordered to rcmo7. from Darncstown
Frederick. The certtinH that the roads ft
miles around DarnestoWn will soon becon
unit FOR travel, renders this change Of pos
tion necessary. .....
Gen. Stones division viii probably occur
its position at Poolcsvilie, for the present.
WASHINGTON, Nov. sn.-A gentleman L
rived from the Virginia side Of the Potom;
to-day states that the 57th and 61st regimen
Of New York, the latder commanded by c.
Conc, made Reconnaissance from Springfield
nine miles from Alexandria, on Thursday, al
vent three and lallf miles beyond our licke
towards Manassas. when, discovering rcs
| force numbering, it Was supposed, 5000 me
they returned to their starting point, rcavhi
it III good order, without casualties.
, 1861-12-02

Gen. Price In the Southwest, moving
iowa rsls The Centre--He calls for 50,~
900 Men-His Appeal to MtssourlaRs.

Ro11A, Mo-, Nov. ga gentleman vino
left Springfield Oh Tuesday Lust, says that
McCullocl1's forces had marched for Arkansas,
having passed Pond Spring. at the latest ae-
counts Price's rebels wcrc reported to be still
moving nortlaaard.
GEN. PRICES PROCLAMATION.
szDA11A, Mo-, Nov. So.-The following is
Gen. PRICES proclamation, Issued At Neosho,
hui bearing no date:
Ft:lc.n Ci;;zfns. In The month Of June last.
was ca11cd to the command OF hantfal of Mtssou-
riane, ulo nobly gavc up homo and comfort 70 es-
poust. in 1hat ;t}uomy hou-, the cause Of your
bleeding country, struggling with the nost cause,
| }ets and cruel dceputisfu known among el'l1zed
men, when peace and prosperity coniaho ionEgt oe
enjoyed but ut the price Of homer and oetE dooa ~
drive the ruthless invaders from SOIL made 1fu1t1a
] by Four labors, and consecrated By your homes
| 10 that call less than five thousand responded
! Oct OF male population exceeding TWO nundfee
| to defend with their persons and their lives the
| Cause Of constitutional liberty and humsn rights
| some allowances are to be made Oh the score O.
tic yvanr Of military organization. q supposet
scuthward, tho blockadc Of The river aad the pres
f.nce CT m armed and organized foe But neari,
| eix mouths have now elapsed. Your crops hav'
| i;ccu titled your ha3scsts have been rtapcd, you
plMissouri organized and equipped. fought its va!
to lie river. the Zoe is still In the field the countr
| lIeeds and our people gTnan Under the fnfic
t;ous Of foe marked with all the chaEacte. .istic
| Of barbarian warase; and where now are the So
| 0o TO ayenge our wrongs and Tree our country
| Had fIly thousand men focksd to our standar
| p,;th fheir shot guns in their hands, there W0nl
not now be Federal hire'tngs In the State to polut
, 1861-12-02

Slidcl1 and Mason lnvc comfortable quarters,
which they share with their secretaries. As
they have funds, they have purchased various
articles for their convenience, not provided by
the Government, and rs the prospect is that
they arc likely to remain here some time, their
money has been judiciously used Nlr. Mason,
who wnrean air Of nonchalance on Sunday,
when taken TO the fort, l,as apparently. found
the place less agreeable than be anticipated
Perhaps the climate does not agree with him,
or it may be that he means to be exclusive; !;
buf it is remarked, among tlle prisoners, that
he keeps himself very close TO lis ROOM Hc
appears sad and not IL very goud humor. On
tic other hand, Slidcll is Frightening UP, and
is more cheerful. He ycnturcd out oT doors in
the storm yesterday, but lie is Of Northern
birth. and thus the climate may not affect him
50 much as others. The tambassadors' arr
allowed to converse freely with other political
prisoners, but nc doubt whether their conver-
sation is very cdify'ns, ur the story Of theil
experiences very cheering.
3fr. Morellead, Of Kentucky, is less bitter in
his denunciations Of u Yankees than hereto.
fore, and now appears in his original charac'
ter as fine old Kentucky gentleman. Mar
sLal Kane, Of Baltimore, still sports his long
boots and smoking cap, but swells about less
than formerly, evidently feeling that he Is ne
longer .'Eon'' Mr. Faulkner, Of Virginia
IS heretofore, remains quiet, taking his con
finement with the air Of q philosopher.
, 1861-12-02

from the Cincinnati Commercial, 3'thl
The steamer Belle Creole, Captain Rask.
bound from Cincinnati for Pittsburgh, deeply
laden, and the steamer Freestone, Captain
Watson, bound from the kanaw'ha River for
Cincinnati, with AGO Of Col. Lytle's Tenth
Ohio Regiment, col1idcd last night about six
o'clock, seven miles above this city, and just
below tlc mouth Of the Little Miami River.
Tie Belle Creole Was ascending the Ken
tucky shore, and from the report Of the pilot,
who says he feared a collision, was b:lckiiig her
wheels when the boats ca1.lc together. The
Freestone's how struck the Belle Crolc on the
Euboard side, q few feet aft Of her stern, cut
ting through, anu causing tue Belle Creole to
sink almost Immediately: The pilot run her
out on the Kentucky shore, where she lies
sunk.
The conclusion knocked eight or len sol
dicrs into the river from the Freestone, and it
Is feared that Ill hut ono Of the number were
drowned The officers Of the Belle Crcc1t
rescued one Of the soldiers from 4 SEatc+5
grave. The officers and crew Of the Crtult
were al saved. They left the wreck and camt
back to the city in the boats y;wl. Capt
Rusk WAS not on hoard when the accident oc
currea-the Belle Creole being in charge O
Capt. 4. Bycrs, who was in tic pilot hous'
| with the pilot when the collision took place
| We understand the Freestone WAS not llate
rally damaged.
, 1861-12-02

rN Missouri hes now, on the strength
Of the Ncosho Legislative action, been
formally admitted 10 the Southern Con
fctleraey. Last summer, ii will be rcn1cm-
lcretl, the Richmond junta appropriated
funds for her 'rclcf,'' which, if we may
Judge ly the tonc Of General Prices proc
l.n,a1l.i,. have never been realzcl> for the
very gtt<1 reason that the money never ex-
listed il The rebel treasury.
, 1861-12-02
THE KENTUCKY LEGIss AZURE.

1E$1- n IN AA-"AN --AA =" A---'
IN the Kentucky Legislature at Frank
Tuf, On tl1c 21u, inst, WIS introduced into
tle lIu,;sc, Il hill fur tie enrichment of tic
,..,rts If Ill The militia Of the State, from
Is ,.:5, Ia lie ready to march when called
c,,,y.,.e General Government. The III
i. ,.;:ctiur If this measure was quite
:. ,a!,sia...! thrown amnng the sccesslonists,
::.1 -r;:s: ": ~ :l.cir indignation thereat, II
W. referred tu the Committee on Mill
;:.:: !A..rt..;rs. The Senate had not or
:..!.izs;l Until tle Gay following. Fifty
~ ,:aracs answered TO the call in
~: f!.alse AS this is On adjourned
.4.->ic,.. no Message is expected from Gov
,r.:.r Nagnf1in Il is stated from perfect
Il ;r..I.c1l;ic st4rcc ,i;:it hin has already
'~tn pr pared, and will soon he introduced
;'"t., tie Legislature Of Eeatncky, co':]ssc1t
sna Tie kinee property q Kentucky rs35e'.s--
az: :,,;a:t it will undoubtedly become law
4 similar l.il' will lie rut upon its passage
III :l.e legislaturc If tie new State Of Vir
cil.ia. west of1hc n mountains, now in session
, 1861-12-02
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dee. Ia letter itss bycn re-
c3;yed hsre from Geo D. Prentice, dated New
I Tork, Nov. aG. stating thar he hid nothing TO
do with the article IN the Louisville Journal
celsurinE the speech OF Cameron, made ut i
dinrer given by Forney in honor Of PTv!l;ic.-
The entire article was representation of
Canlcron's speech, Sent by some I1tTsoH With
out the knowledge Of Prentice. Secretary
CaHfron's opinions are those expressed i'll the
Instructions to Generals Butler aud Sherman,
ard viii be reiterated IL his anltttsl rtp0s: to
thu President
The ordnance department. cs the navy htlsls
! considerable difficulty in @e1:ing Transports
| tion Of hcay. .suus from point 70 i'e!n'.
| Tic last official accounts Of the N.l,cry.tbouts
! Of the pirate Sumter l. frGu. our Consul ii
ParamaIibo- Uc was informed she was neaf
| or on shore, about so milcs oil raracca,
! W4suINeFcS, Nov. Gothic n. 7. Hc5t.ld's
| dispatch saws proposition VIII he presented
to Congress authorizing each commanding
General 10 :contiscate property. of every de-
scFiption Of those refusing: 10 talsc TIC oath u
allegiance.
Nearly ill tic members Of beth Houses ar<
! here, Including Senator Powell Of Kentucky
Dispatches from Gen. Rosecrans statc tina
he still occupies his old positions. Gcrerl
Benham Is under arrest Tor permitting tloy<
and his gang to esclpe.
| The n. Y. Times despatch states tllat
northern gentleman, who resided III Missi5sip
ri tl1rcc Years, arrived yesterday, land report
tlat 1t Memphis, L fortnight aI2. there wcr
10000 soldiers, who have been fo'tify aboS
and below. II Nashville there WAS also
:rgc force, we?!s armed and clothed, ,lca1
ill from the Calf States, with tho ;lyowc
ntvntion to max. Kentucky tie hat:se field
The 50,o00 additional troops called for y
Governor H1rris Of Tcuucsstc, would he hei
as Il reserve. No fears were expressed Of =}ay
instructions. The feeling III East Tsnnesse
was as unanimous for the Cuion as 1aAt i
; Middle and West Tennessee is for rebellion
| During The past week the rebel pie6ets hay
, | appeared at Vienna, s miles beyond Levin
vile; also al Flint Hill, wiaien overlook
FairfN Court House. They show no dispos
: ton TO attack our NEIL
, 1861-12-02

New YoRk, Nov. 3O-A P;ris letter in the
Horld says on good authority that number
Of vessels which left Hayre two or three
months since With tea, coffee, blankets, shoes,
&c, for The rebel States, hoping the blockade
would be broken, have returned without be-
ing able to dispose Of their cargoes.
A London letter in the Times mentions 4
ru1uor that British steam frigate would watch
the james Adger on her departure from
SOUTHAMPTON, England, in consequence OF the
belief tliae her e1zand was to overhaul the
West India mail packet and arrest Mason and
S}idell. The chasc tlcsistcd when it became
obvious that she had other business.
i Quebec letter to the Times says at coun.
I'll Of war it had BEEN determined to prepare
fer emergencies By placing the frontier Of
Canada III Il state If defence. There are ru-
nlors that it had becn resolved upon to call
out 10000 volunteers, hut nothing authentic.
, 1861-12-02

new YORK, Nov. 3o.-Thc Grand jury has
presented the Broadway concert saloons as
Mai. b. E. Sutherland, 9. S: A.. died sud
d,nIy nj thr METROPOLITAN Hotel, to-day.
Tic crew Of the schooner Edward Barnard,
captured in the Gull, were released from Fort
Iafayctte TODAY.
, 1861-12-02
p1rTF-FDIR MFI4IT0SS Bushels
OFF GRAIN.

On the second l'ase Of to-1ay's TRIBUNE
yiI be f,,r11d :, review Of the Grain Trade
cf Chicago f,'c >1lc year 1861. By reference
10 il, we fin.l that t1lc receipts Of Grain (in-
Guiding four) for the eleven months ending
Yesterday, 1.,ui up the enormous total OF
5f,4g3.9I9 bushels! With greater ia
t;li;ics for storing grain, and vessels sui
t;,ivi.t to accommodate the trade, the re-
ce;;s:s would have been at least twenty-five
1wr .e::ss: greater. Bet as it is, there is an
i;1crt;.@.. over the commerce OF 1S50 Of Lily
1ur GU, alsl over t1,at If 1859 Of about ont
lunt;rc,l and seventy five rcr cent,
, 1861-12-02

poc7n<- Nov. sp.-Gen. jim Lane, OF Kan
e,e 5,,1;rrrcd an address this forenoon on the
WI. be took strong anti-slarery grounds,
saving that his later experiences had complete
Hon Of slavery. He asserted that Gen. Hal.
isscE,s amy was fighting to crush treason, but
at the same time to preserve slavery.
, 1861-12-02

Tybee IaIand---C0mmodore TatnaIl
goes Down to Drive the HeSstans Oh.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3o.-The Richmond Dis
7aoteh contains the following teleg1anls from
Augusta, Ga: One dated the 26til announces
the taking possession OF Tybee leland, and
another Of the 9Th announces that Com.
Tatnall with lis fleet had gone down to drive
the Hessians Off
, 1861-12-02

r. Marsh & Moycr, near Maquokcta, Iowa,
have Sorghum mill running from which tncy
arc making over one hundred gallons Of syrup
Der day, and that Grst-ratc article. The
E17ncrs will go into Sorghum strong, next
, 1861-12-02

Eaz In Rock county there is grand set-to
s.f medical science, both horse and human,
oy.r case on trial in the Circuit Court, in
which one Applchee sues Moses Rumery to1
zeliin. him g1andered horse, from which the
pyr>baser himzclf took the disease.
, 1861-12-02

sr 1or1s. Soy, m.-Col s. G. stanbaush,
17,s;ts5 States Surveyor General for the dis.
tr;ct Of Utah, arrived here this morning from
Salt Lake CITY. at the time OF his departure
cyervIhiug ever was quiet and prosperous through
ont thc territory, abundant crops having been
raised the past season. Col. stambaugh will
nrotccd to Washington forthwith.
, 1861-12-02

U- Gen. Fremont and family are iluiet-
II established at the Astor House, New
York. There were 10 demonstrations up
on lis arrival, or along the way, nor has
he vet f,rca shc yiciim ef such as were said
to I've III storc fer him. His wish has prob
ably lecu gzatitied in an unostcntatlous
Journey and IN undisiur1'ed privacy.
, 1861-12-02

g. Congress assemblies at Washington
al twelve O'Clock noon, to-day, for the long
session. The Presidents Message will he
transmitted in manuscript Immediately af-
tcr the rrclirinazics Of opening the session,
and will he 1elcgraphe:! 10 the press
throughout The country. We shall thus
l;o],c 10 lay il l'ciore our readers tomorrow
morning. Il will probably occupy three
columns Of the TRIBUNE. The important
reports Of the War and Navy Departments
will 4p transmitted with the Message; the
Treasury report Will net be ready before
Trrsiay nr Wednesday, The ball open:
l1y for the winter.
, 1861-12-02
A Canadian Steamer With Rebel sap"
pIfes Oycr9lau1eds

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.--Goycrnment has
lust received information Of the capture OF =
Canadian steamer with cargo Of arms and
clotliug, intended for the rebels. Tie report
Is that i Federal revenue cutter oyerhauled
tpis steamer off the coast Of Ak2ine, and on
boarding her it was found that sic contained
10.0O0 muskets, and large amounts OF boots,
shoes and clothing. The steamers name is
not given, but she is said to be Of light draft.
, 1861-12-02

fE Two painful accidents have occurred ut
rcso1u1n, H., within few days past. In one
Of them the little daughter Of sfr. Honacart
was chokcd by the lodging Of bean IN the
vind,,ipc The little daughter Of Mr.: Grady
was burned to death by her clothes taking fire
III the absence of her mnthcr.
, 1861-12-02

Ip Al, aHoWs Isl n fcet 3. 81 Uas IlE1bts.
Also ,r 4O 600 feet B. NJ atnch Oak Plank: f00o0 do
do anci1 f,ak Piank 40 900 It. B. 81 Pine Fencing,
feet lon.: 100000 do do Pine Fencing Is IT, long
All the aboTc is to be Of good duality OF material
frce iyou, shakes. large knots and rot.
The Timber and lumber to be delivered on the Con-
panys Depot grounds IN Chicago during The months ol
aprif Mag. JEne and July next.
The whole 10 bc subject to the inspection and aro'
al OF the Cenpany's Engineer ,,,h
TER5IS-C5sh delivery, less ten 7cr ecns:
will ne retained security Tor o. citf;rtr.:
Proposals must be accompanied with aar11TI, lie
surety that the Contractor will faithfully lF'oA >N
contract awarded .,unt amor nil
The Company reserves the right foss1s TO rse 10
proposals at discretion. Al1::ss y ,IsE Euefaee.
dc2:5s5-tI NULsIo = I ~ ~ -'E
, 1861-12-02


Ez Gen If;cc's proclamation, published
in another column, is u remarkable docu-
1uen:. It will lind]e the hearts Of Missou-
rims inclined to secession, for he has cna-
p1oycd the words and offered the induce
mcnts that appeal to the baser passions Of
man. he wants $4,000 troops; he con-
S.sses lis weakness: he points to what he
las dcrc fur lis "bcloycd State;;" and he
raises the battle cry that will be echoed
everywhere in The State among his blind
adllcrcn1s. Indeed, our Sedalia dispatches
s;u1e that the proclamation has bcen circu-
latiug in the river counties for q week or
uorc, and with marked effect Men are
riihcr leaving 1p join the army sinsgly, or
:t"c organizing 10 join it N force At last
accounts, Via Rolia, Tricc was on the west
e.n ,,o1;icr. near Fort Scott. preparing tc
cross iuto Kansas. and make that State ths
tuca;cr Of his winter war. lie had 1itlee!
thousand ue:,, in three divisions, at Stock
ten, Ncsalia. and Monticello, not far apart
t,n. La,:e's Kans;as brigade, i've thousan'
strong. arc at Fort Scott, and Gen. Prlc
would ,,r,,t.cl.,ly avoid falling directly uyo
ti.tm. They would welcome him and hj
r.s,'ey crew. with bloody hands, to hosp
ta,lt graves
, 1861-12-02

Reign Of Terror in the Soutt---Ratl-
road Bridge Wanhed Away
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 3o.-It is reported that
the bridge Of the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad over Roaring Fork, was washed away
yesterday by a freslst.
PaEscugcrs from Southern points represent
an almost universal reign Of orthrougho
tic Southern Cenfticracy.
, 1861-12-02

The MEETING AT LEMosT.-A correction
should he made in the articles on the second
page with reference TO the meeting ut Lemont
on Friday evening They were prepared for
the issuc Of the following morning, and by in
adycrtcncc appcar in this issue without chungc
, 1861-12-02

The Assembling OF Congrcss-Presi-
dents Message to be Delivered To-
day.
WASHINGTON, Dee. 1T is probable that
the President will not communicate his mes
sage To- morrow before one O'Clock, owing to
the necessary prelimiuarie5 Of opening the
session. The reports Of the Secretaries Of Wa1
and Navy accompany the message Tile
TreasurcrF report will not he seat in until
Tuesday er Wednesday.
No advance copies Of the Presidents mes
san. had been transmitted It will therefore
be tclcgrapeed.
, 1861-12-02

~ At Fond du Lac, Wis, at the foundry
Of Peacock d White, a gun weighing 1900
pounds was cast day or two since. 1t Is to
be rined and carry {. two pound ball encircled
with q lead band to fill the grooves,
, 1861-12-02

NEW YoR6, Nov. 32-The Steamship kar-
n,Is sT7;red from HAVANA, Esd, and Nassau
a5th ;nst' 1t Havana sugars are dull at *
to 81. stock 5000. Molasses, no stock
, 1861-12-02

E At Middleport, ILL.,, on Thursday, lsaac
Mckinley, while driving team with load Of
wood, was precipitated against a tree, from
his horses taking fright, and was instantly
killed.
, 1861-12-02

e-Sy- "A female shop-1ilicr, on m extensive
scale, Las just been arrested at Bloo1ningtona
AIRS. Naltcrs, whose house was found to con
tain dry-goods, the rlunder Of merchants Of
tbat city. in amount enough to stock \ conn
, 1861-12-02

E~ At Manitowoc, Wis, few days Since,
= German domestic named Fanlina kraus, re-
siding in the family Of r. NJ Sinclair was
burned to death by herclothes taking tire from
, 1861-12-02

~" 4 singular case is noted IN the Cairo
Aos,;ta1, among the wounded 1T Belmont.
One rn:.n was shot in the right lee, and had to
have it amputatcd. Sympathetic action at
once took place in the other limb, and at pre-
ciscly tic same spot where the knife had sew
er,t; its fellow, similar pain was felt. So Sc.
we're dill this become, that the leg is bandaged
and treated as if itself wounded,
, 1861-12-02

w-Thc scccssionists Of st. Louis were ju-
bila1ing quietly On the 28th ult., over what
they claimed to bc reliable Intelligence Of the
capture Of Fort Pirkeus received ria Mem
uLis.
, 1861-12-02

OFFICE OF TIE GALENA IS
Chicago Union I:sIlgoad Co. Chicago, Dec. l. 1851.
TO CONTRACT oies.-Sealed proposals. VIII be Ee-
livery on the docks OF this Company in Chicso o. ~
any Of the stations the line nf 1s t. ot thy TOT
Tics which must ill the following acat2ns: fhe5
1uet he hewe from good quality of Ehtc Or ba1E oaA
parallel faces; each tie to aTerage eight nEhs* II
Width Of fatteued surface and 70 be at no point !e
rcceiSed L., .,
Also I5Goa eecond-Clazs Railroad Tics. TO be goo5
quality Of hen.lock or tsnaracz OF the s1!ne d1snra
siOna as above.
Ties to he delivered during the FD7ing ana stftnae
tue Opening Of navigation oD Lase Michigan
Prupc-.IS may be for aH OF toE any NUMBER mort
shsn one thousaud They mrt state the price per te
auC If for less than the whole number the t;e Of Ge