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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20

GALLERY of PAINTING and SCULPTURE.
W LOCATION OF THE OLD DUSSELDORF, No. sis
BROADWAY.
CHURcHs NIAGARA.
NIAGARA IN WINTER, by Gioyoux.
BIERsTADrS ROCKY MOUNTAINS
THE COUNTERFEIT E01 T., by HUNTINGTON
DOVER CLIFFS by SLAYER u.
CRkWFORDS DANCING JENNY I'D the DEAD PEARL
DIVER, by AKERs IN addition to c>a bundled
other works OF Art Admission. 10 cents.
The entire profits to be given tic Society for Improving
The Condition el the IeoT TIFFANY co.
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Third Edition.
Third Edition.
The LittIejohn Libel Suit.-Dewitt c. Idttejc


The Littlejohn Libel Suit.-Dewitt c. Attlejohn
against Horace Teeleydanages laid at s2 octea q: the
se Oswego Circuit before Judge Bacon and fully reported
THk TRIBUNE by l.. Crosby-s published in neat con,
pact pamphlet Of pages and for sale at this Office Price 10
cents Ahoush the bulk Of the evidence collected or the
defense ruled out by Judge b. yet the opening on that side
by ISAIAH r. WILLIAMS, esq gives good idea of lis
character Of the grounds Of dsetee OF the Newl
es,s;ion Of i90 s engineers and their instn ns The
l Judge BACON and the comments thereon by JOHN
X PORTER esq of Albany deserve and will command the
attention OF lawyers and uts And whoever wants 10
~haeyer can be seid egsit the defendant in this sGt by
bitter political aud general adversary who know that he is
be answeIed must ne aed with he summing up ioI
the Plaintiff bv the Hon HENRY A. FOSTER The cfoss.
examination OF tie defendant by the Hon CHAs b. ShDG
WICK likewise presents some noteworthy ssIeets IA 20
lcsi hpel quits are than formerly and the
legislation o eco tuljec ofenduIng interest we believe
many viii Ind this phet worth reading and pTeserynr
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Alilitarn Notlees.

MISUNDERSTANDING EIGHTH CAMERON HIGH
LANDEkS-fhree Dollars ($3 bounty will be paid to stout
hearied able nen being mustered into my company.
Warm barracks and abundant provisions provided inme
eiStey enrolment Recruiting Office No SIS Broadway,
basement JAMES c. ROBERTSON Captain
~ BThe family supplied with certificate Of relief on the
recruit reaching canp
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vg'HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR DEC. 81.
TIE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
az ,o,t.ns ,bs GoIl,.xinR.


TIE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
wees eonlsins the following:
I..LEADIyG ARTICLES Let u. End the War PO-
ltie,l Economy in Jeadoni: Tie k.n.as Election !;
conslss. 70 Our ffSHd. The Ee@. S nom In:
e!and Sermons. by Dr. Bull sP.ni,h Designs on
Mexico 0ea Mcclellan Editorial Parsgrapbs
nEIgnT DAYS LATER. FROM EURorE: The
ARR, Of sIdeI snd Mas'n; Ensaud Demands
keparaiion; a Messenger snd an UhiIla,arn, ES'
si,enlen, OF rhs Pes. and re9pIs Hsre nI,oob.
Letter from Gen Scott
Iu..ISTEREsTIEG FROM FORT ROYAL: Tho
Expedition TO Beaufort Sigh; ssirmi.h with
Picsetsi The ybee and savAnnAh Expeditions
Cotton Gathering.
THE EXPEDITION TO SHIP ISLAND. Unob-
,.rue,ed Landing The Proclamation l''asd BY
v.PRoCEHDINGs IN CONGRESS
VI HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE:
Public Hostility to DraHios.
VII. WAR NEWS SUMMARY
VIII. THE ARRIVAL or MESSENGERS FROM
ENGLAND
TX. LATEST NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH:
Imrorsn, from the Upper Potomac Gen Lane
In Command Of the Kansas Forces.
x..THE BATTLE IN KENTUCKY: Official Report
OF Gen Buell.; Two Com ranies against Three
Regiment. and Battery Utter ROut and Defeat
xIpURSIvG OF CHARLESTON: A Los, Of
sTococo; Sir Hundred Buidings Destroyed ;
Probable IDceLdiArism
XII. A CHAPTER UPON THE SMALL oUADRu-
PEDs or THE YARN
XIII. WINTER CARE or FARM STOCK.
XIV. PROPAGATION BY CUTTINGS AND LAY
ERS.
Xy..POETRY; - Les.ou Worth Fn,hrinlng.'
XVI. ..GREAT FREsHET IN CALIFORNIA: Loss Of
Life.
XVII. EXPERIENCES or A sTREyGTH-SEEKER.
XVII. .AEE1ING IN BEHALF OF AMERICAN IN
DIAN5.
IX..THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE
NX..POLlTlCAL
xXI.PsasOSAL.
Sxii. CITY NEWS
XIII MISCELLANEOUS.
XIV. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XIV. THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1861.
XVI. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports Of the
STOCK, Money, Cotton Gram, aud Cattle Markets,
specially Reported FOR The ~ Y. Tribune.
TERxs-s per annum. Three Copies for $5. Ten fo
SIl. Twenty Copies. to address $50, and an extra
Copy 10 the person who forms the Club.
For Club Of One Hundred, We ,end The Daily Tribune
gratis
SINGLE COPIES for sale at the Publication ofc, THIS
MORNING
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THE sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
6rerlal Notltes.
NRw-YokK. Dec. 10. l8sl !

Ngw-YokS Dec. 49, 1851.
To Charles Anderson, esq.-pEAR SiR; ,ongIg,
Mating ye1 on YOU hcnr intact and r the
~ 80 bs crpsni and the Ce ernIEeit oi the country
nb. we ake the liberty Of requesting yon TO feyoI the
ei;ens # New orb with an Addets on the stae q a'
~ s on the history Of tho.e unauthorized and
wes proceedings in Texas which have taken the name o.
Ss resea 70 listen to your ecquence and TO be insrlci
by youT per.ons testimony. If conyenens to roue We
xod M. rs,t SATURDAY Evening neIt Dec 2) tue une'
And Cooper lpstute" the place, for the Address.
Very 'e'gsc,iay ea SGqd nus stSTets snS Bepne
SeS' e kisl.aA u j Raymond John P YelveIt@Sn
i;TePni Ho;'cS Greeley SyoSn M NJ yeIsiss baqs Co.,
Alex. 4. Stewart, r A West, y panlel n T1 LoId
l. Il 5l'0i;e Va Bellows. l. B: wSod!ua, En-; Bsbcsct.
D. A. Cushmsn, Nm T. Doosei W; EuIls N9!o''
George Potts, DAVID h"-oiey >, w; oeIsioi
NJ. ), Huttou, Nirlam Adams r. Nnston
c. l.. PTeniiss, X. ID. llrehcoeA " ~ DuIs, ai'N'
W v Brady, C.H.Nsgshsn Co... Worster' NJ d.
0teIse W. lane '" H. h'ii0f Nrw YORK Dec. 10 1861.
oxxr1Y~yy: thank you most sincerely for congEau'
lstons upon ny recent fom imprisonment IN
and sr IL his free aud Once hspIy iG o. T boy
and ieai Won anticipate too much from my capacity e en-,
tighten YOU upon topics indicated In your note bnt as
believe that l. may be Instructive for your fellow cLes 20
consider oeria cts AID iufeiences from new point o 'ew
readily accept your stieTng nst0n ana snail SaT
se''ed Ian most respectfully yGpIi ygIsrEs ANDERSON
To Mefso WIN. II. Aspinwa, Peter Cooper, Charles y
Ki,klAnd Lewis B. Woodruff. VIM. r. Dodge, David
Hoadey, william Adams and others.
Ninth wFrd Rernbiean AA-seeiatiSn.mThe A. reg reg
ular Mouthly Meeting he INth Ward Republican Asocl
lion viii be he'd blesessr B@cps THIS fISsy} EvEs IN
meet at the same time aud place) AUG. f. DOWi
~ D. THAYaR, Secretary. PIesidenf'
The German Republican Central Corinlittee
~ nc lerngas "fpVtiicdR Wrrd Clubs Of ne thg az
County Of Neis- lolkAl the Wsd Clubs are requested
eompte their eections in accordance with their respec
by laws of three Dele and three AeInses iroin es
20 sro them IL the Central German Republican on
itteo for the year 1862 before the 9th day Of Jan
next The Central Committee will hold s first egulir meet
ing for the ensuilg year at on FRIDAY jan 10 j.
the steuben Nos 2 and 2g3 Bowefy wien all deit
sne viii please pesent theiaseves with regularly cerhS
sTSdentials ANDREAS WlLLMANN,
President Of the German Rep Cent. Com.
@ G, = srEiShhiSEE' Rl11,sn secre.srie, O. r. C. C.
r. MALIGNON, Chairman Executive Com.
AIypRp ERBE Secretary Executive Committee.
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SOAP FOR THE PEOPLE.
- Ladies. gents, and hotel keepers.
Steamboat and other creatures"
Wssherwomen, painters porers,
Servant girls. and ladies' Daughters,
Men aud women, all creation
Specially tho fankee natl N
We invite on to our sospigg
And from others you'll be slopingi
And The dirt will ay the heetest
Come, then people Of the nation,
Buy this Sosp--cone eli creatton
o. X Sold by sTocers everywhsre Manu.c,nr
BY JAMES PYLE. cor. trankin and Washington sts, n Y
CIIEET-IRON, Russia, Belgian, American,
- Common, and = r. G." TIN and TERNE PLAIEs,
Charcoal aud Coke ZINC, Copper Wire Solder Block lin,
'P'''e'' ~ A. a. THOMSON Co., No. 2l5 wsterst
VTNHE SECOND ANNUAL SALE of the ART
i IsTS FUND SOCIETY viii take place on SATURDAY
ss NJ IS nE8aY h' IsEbs sasI ssa
Catalogue Of Pictures Sc to be s0i Now en- ne exhibition
ss a a:a IN p As s's soI"Hs is% lf1
IScene coimsn, The Fir., Step Q grows IL the
8s Rss fds sse s e.
f S5s.. & SS'is lSnssps e'Dsp David 1ss
News, T. Blauvet; Landscape Competition, A. DuI%a;
sS sr rSs Sss Rdss sli'Se "
b Chapman; MIN Pond the Ramspc n ~ 9: G. or;'
0r A. Loop; FL HE ca,.k from Coumb. County y D:
BsOl oat OF Work ard Nothing to Do" W. E EEd%sndss
A
fall j. g Jsmeson Pretty Poll, Louis Lang Gimp.e
Of the Cs,.hls j. w. Casilear; Don Raphael vide Oil
Bias" J. H Cafery study from Nstrre Thomas Hicks
sundSwn, u. r. Misaoti Mountain Gorge, ! w CaserIs
W. Hubbard; Orapes-sudy from Mature, J. Wllamsos;
Ksa,erskl Lake-lary Morning w WhilIelsei Landscape
Sunset R Ggnoux; Evening Shower the Hudson near
Dobbs Ferry w Whit ledge; The Head OF the Lake, W.
Hnbbari Chocorus, d. Huntington; Tie rrsppegs Camp,
Long Island sound-Eyeniug, X n. stagg View on ths
Hutsop, h. d. Nelson; Forest Of Fontonbean H. A. LooPi
The Spring Of Life. f. Ben'on Shall or Shall not Al
fred jones' Pleasant Chapter Z. Benson The Bouquet az
PMting Louis Lang shawengHn6 Lste-Mosn,isns o.. n
Gisod The Natural Bridge Va, d. yohnson %
s J.nesoni The Day Of Departure hsse,y meuio
NJ FaeSner L,ndscsge SeSme ThoSbbosSS sbbo.Sopss vaSs
to- Eliza GIel.orex Bust Of Henry Csy-MIoe rhass
Muller; War News. q. g. Fish Landscape Je1me IN me-
Meditation Wn Morgani =.
Rossiter; An Interior with figures w Moisah %
Hunting Rock.Pgeons Eggs w; warren nenoca i;t-
and skspsatees Lste, N Baroy siSa' ors.a Su. !.
The Red Riing Hood, CaIlmi The Ohf i.9m Mewp1It
fancy Marble c. Maer;i Lsrd'cspe H. Csrmienexe ldeI
b. Bristol; Mane J. hsnilton Study for ateI NymPhs
G. O. Tonpson klyng Cnpid, 3 $ Osgood; Landscape X.
stasg Interior C. Blauvsi Child in Crayop V. Colyer.
1,O PRINTERS.-Four TABLE-RACKs,
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WINTER GARDEN.
w THIS (sridsyl EVENING.
MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
respectfully announces hef
FIRST BENEFIT THIS YEAR.
On which occasion the management have most generously
offered the ond alton Of the gand spectacle
of the LAKES OF KILLAkNJf;
Or THH BRIDBS OF GLESoAKIYF.
Received las, evening by house crowded nom parquee TO
dome with the enthusiastic expressions Of delight
New Scenery New Properties. Beautiful Effects produced
by extensive machinery Introducing in The principal chaIsc'
Mr.. snd MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
the popular svorites Of the American siege
Fir,t time OF the laus liable tarce OF
CUSTOMS OF THE COUNTRY.
Mrs Barney Williams Melissa LES.
ntroducing her celebrated songs of Peky ike and My
Mary Ann" So
Mr.. Barney Willams 'iShutJ
Mrs. Barney Williams. heaihey
To conclude with
THE IRISH LION.
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o. intoe9i.tcy, a few good NON-COANi!s-
sssbD cffiCEhS Apply at the Rendezvous. No. 47G
Hvss% 70 Let-Cok IOACHJMSEN S9tb RI siment
- 10 W. Recruiting oGisey.
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Gen. Burrside,. Expedition. --Inp poItrnt . }

Sen' BurHside's Expedition. I'm portant to sea
i.a,- &C. ,esnen ordinary seamen. b. atnsn sndsen
tnd ofifIs, wanted for the UNITED STATES
iNE nhiNE Artillery, w. A. Howsr Colonel Com.
isy, iaiions quarters ac the - IN the H. s.
I'm ne tdT tnisec 81 complete outfit furnished free
~ he Novenmei 100 bounty at the pat.on q
Ssce which :. three years on The the greet n
ostIenf OF prize Those having families ear leave
Sss,t cse for any member thereof part Of the Ey-
h. sS. s ne~ IN ectiye service. Apply TO H. OMALLY
a. paetr No 10 Bower, between Canal aud Hester
49, "e"-f~k. w. A. HOWARD
Colonel ClnTpasndiuy
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Cavalry.

HEADQU AhTKHs, No. a BROADWAY,
NKw.YoRK Nov. PC, lG6l 5
BY authority fom the War Department and the sanction
Of his Exccllency, Gov Morgan, JAMES u. SWAIN lst
Csvshy IT, A.. IL recruiting for Re gnent oi Nolun-
teeI Cavalry TO for thTee years during the
By the kindness Of his Exceepcy Gov. Morgan and OF
Quernsster Arthur the brick barracks at the Quarantine
Leg have been sssigned the quarters Of the Regimen,
eesttg i;s forn. alton.
Lieut. Swim has orders 10 join the army Ia the field for
eflzed. ~' w -
The unmz equipments and for the Regi nent have
are enlisted. - '
rs tls Is poably the last and only Regiment OF Cavalry
@ M be oTslzed a. this State during the War those de
joining th branch Of the service must embrace this
~ppost0nlty. JAMES b. SWAIN
lst Cavalry Il. 6 A., Colonel Commanding
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC-ONLY MATINEE.
IA SATURDAY MORNING, Dec. 2lst.
Doors open at l2t. Performance commences at T. N.
WILLIAM HANLON.
ZAMP | LLAE OSTAT1ON,
EOGRE. Or LIZ PETIT JEAN
Tickets OF admission--no Reserves Seats-:0 cents.
Chidlen half price
Tickets may be purchased at the Academy Of Music al
Hessu Schs enberg Luiss, Brcusngs Hall Sons ard
Firth Ponds Music Stores Broadway aud at SbPs. L.
W aist, as we as at the principal Hotels
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I AURA KEENEs TIlEATER.
IL COL. JAMES A. MULLIGAN,
HERO OF Taf hfxrserox,
WILL AIsHy Thls f9EsiNa: EHh HaFArER
POSITIVELY LAST TWO NIGHTS
SEVEN 4 til; SONS.
N1slra-Si9dF al'fisy p1''sS slours.
ONE HUNDRED AND sIxry-FOuR THOUSAND
On MONDAY NEXT,
The f'''''' vi The e f%S fsStsS 3 SEW s fiEsEs
On cdg1STniss TgEsDAXs Dee Pse "a
VIII be prod1ced the two-a acs drama,
LITTLE TONI Or A, cHHIsry.s cAaor,
A % GRAND MATlNEE ON
CHRISTMAS AFTERNOON,
When beth pieces win be played
DHILHARMONIC SOCIETY of New.York.
i TWENTIETH SEASON I06l-62
The Public Rehearsal by1Na SNG p VII take place"
s,rrRp.y MoRNfNs' HSiSI Dee. nAh AZ =, 10 o'clock
Extra Tickets so cents each
The '''''d Concert hSISs y; is'iis TarI r take
SATURDAY EvENISo, Dec. 81, at 0 O'Clock,
on "hsse MosaRTs 21Sa:Ss s sYMfRoS9 No .., tme
f,i: Gssu fsaas psy synpRenAe R pcEqa and
Beethoven Grand Concerto for the 'o under the ase
THEODORE ElsFELD.
The following di.tinguished artists will also appear
Sig CENTEMFRl Baritone,
Mr. F.. MOLLENHAUER, Violin
Doors or On at O'Clock Concert commences at o'clock
Extra Subscriber Tickets each for sale at the usual
place No more tickets will be Issued than the ball contains
seats BY order. j. u bEIsdflM secretary.
INSTITUTE OF ART, No. 625 Broadway
A.ths request of numerous friends the spends hs'''re
Portrait Of o,
GENERAL ANDERSON,
Painted by w. H. Powell for the City will be Tor
sFEW DAYS ONLY together with tie famous Du5SEL-
DORF GALLERY OF PAINTINGS, sfAfUARf, &c.
Open Jay and evening -, ,.rn o.,
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WALLACKs.
w ANOTHER IMMENSE SUCCESS.
EVERY NIGHT
A NEW DRAMA AND A COMEDY,


with yerandah an distant view of the country. -
Indian life In the hls-Ihe GTih ara She Old haHd-I,Jof
Stonehust and the idOw1ne NJ oi's COur sip-De.pas
ard jealousy Of the Indian GBod kGsyefy and iues0.uon
conas.ed-Mrs NeCsnn and her niece5rs ,ec begins to
reconHoiter
act U.-Receptiouroom IL tie Bun gal0'y.
Another srrysl-An expected nsc,iug-jd recollection
Mrs Mac and th Mg1r-fbe OPP p0sDg Oeneras-A iklf
mish--TLe sllts-Nr. No cap iIcf gnn.
ACT II-Mrs Eyersrgh Boudoir. with siew Of Tie lin
slsya Mo1u'sin'.
The AajsnA discussion III Bccue ltiou, ard revr aon
-siJnehurst and Slack The eats paw sCd summons up :
spt-Mrs Hac calls the Doctor nto council Love aud
M-dcine-The victim and her prote tor-rhe ANA m
The sud the ssionerepsr1tons for battle
The action c,mmence.-Sharp hsh.Bs-Aonee a-d The Dor
aueTlie vial does its work-The battle become, t4At n
fous Mrs Mac. deci I've charge and HE EEsrLr or rhE
WONT.
10 conclude with first time here) IN ainsble two oael
Comedy by the la'e Haynes ba' ley, called
YOU CAN'T MARRY YOUR On tNphOIhER.
Sir Rose Boonl y................. ..hL PLANE
Al.ernOn.. ...............a1r ht1 Wills
Tom small. u hOtsisAtD
10 lJLNo
Emma Melville. Mrs. cLOAN
Uicr tirst Appearance here)
Snsal Trim .............. .Ali-s .iAht baNNps
MrH. ltckle...... Alis- SAhoiAN
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The Volunteer Engineer Regiment, ~

Col EDWARD W. sERRELl., at the Seat Of War.
Mo nav Of Soldiers in this regiment is
~ IN SEVENTEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH.
few more riggers shp-csrpeners, blacksmitb miners
anhuists boiler makers and wheewIights will be received
for .COMIhNiIo anu II.
None but sound and competent men need apply.
Volunteers in this regiment will be under and furnished
with ousites and ratons once and their families will be
provided for by the authorities. -
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS (Sl0O) BOUNTY win be
paid each Volunteer when mustered out Of the service
Enlistment for three years, during the war
Headquarters of Chambers and Chatham sts New
NorL
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The VVoman's Central Association for Relief
Gas reoy, its Off for the receipt and delivery Of hospital
supplies SC, No 84 Broadway The Resistraiion Com
mee will continue its Attendance at room No y Noope
Union from 10 TO IL q III. EVERY MONDAY and TUBS
DAY receive applications for admission into the Board OF
Nyrses GEO. T. ALLEN, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20

d. =, Musterinc Gfice.-Oflcers of Volunteers
houd have written authority their Coonels to recruit
evidence the IT, Mastering Officers for anspor'stion
or settle men Of accounts This written authority should also
be pdorsed by the United States Mastering and Dsbursps
officer ,
No account VIII be paid transportation given unless the
above rule l. coniormcat to.
Van Buren, Light Infantry. Headquarters No; Az
Broad way, Eucauipmeut Camp Hihouse Long Island
This one Of the few regiments b. completed for service
al who wish TO Join noti ed to do 80 before the LIST Of
January. Men may choose their regiment; III short
time this choice will be taken away.
''''' '''' THOS b. VAN BUREN,. Colonel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20

Ninth Weird Republican Assoeiation.-The reg
usr Months Meeting INth Ward Republican Associ
ton will be he'd biecoker Buildings THIS trdsyl EVEN
ING Dec 20 a: y O'Clock. THE Executive Comaittee will
meet at the same time aud place AUG. h. DoW,
N. D. IHAYaR, Secretary. fie'ioeh''
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nIARlES FOR IS62.-All Sizes and Styles
~ FOR SALE BY the Publishers
FRANCIS a LOUTREL, No. IS Msidenlars
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Christmas aud New.Yeer,s Presents.
Thirty fEAhS IL O.SE PLACE.

MUSICAL BOXES, PLAYING from 2 70 tunes
TOY MUSICAL BOXES. plsSing ]. 2, 3. or tunes.
WATCHES, gold ard silver, st all prices
M. j. PAlLLARD, Importer.
No. 81 Maidenlane up stsrs), New-York
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-03
CssURCEEEs, MINISTERS, sc.

Pre4byteridn-REv. ID. HARRISON, PaStor--
Preaching every Sabbath morning at l04
o'clock, and in the evening at 3 o'clock. Sab
bath School at o'clock, A. " Prayer meet
ing every Thursday evening ut O'Clock.
Methodist Episcopal Church-lsEv.S s. 7. SPow,
Preacher in charge. Rev J. q. COOLEY, As
sistant. Preaching every Sabsoatli, alternately
at l0l o'clock in the morning, or in the
erenng. Sabbath School ut o'clock, \. VI.
PRAYER meeting every Thursday evening, at
o'clock.
reich IndepeHdent-REv LII. +. POWELL,
Plstor.-Preaching every Sabbath morning at
10 O'Clock, and in the evening at o'clock.
Sabbath School at l O'Clock, p. NJ. Prayer
meeting on the first Monday eveusg of each
nonth and on every Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday evening, excepting the first week in
each month.
CalUinistic Nethodist-REv. JOHN WILLIAMS,
PastOr.-rreaching every Sabbath evening at
3and o'clock. Sabbath School at 0 o'clock,
A. NJ. Prayer meeting every Friday evening,
at O'clock Society every Tuesday evening
at Z o'clock.
DiscipLes-REv. W. LLOYD, Pastor.-Preach-
ing every Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock.
Particular Bdpfists-REv. DAVID JENKINS,
Psstor.-Preaching every Sabbath evening at
3oclock. Sabbath School at at o'clock, p NJ.
Catho'ic-REv. NJ. J. MIrcHELL, PASTOR
Services every Sabbath morning at l03 O'Clock
and YcSpers at o'clock in the evening.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-10-03
TALE OF THE DEEP.

In the year 1910, said Captain Miller,
| was bound, in fine stout ship, from
the port of Philadelphia to Liverpool.
The Ship had valuable cargo on board,
and about nineteen thousand dollars in
specie. 1 was prevented by other busi-
ness, from giving much of my attention
to the vessel while loading and equlpping
for the voyage. When we were about to
sail, the cliicf mate informed me that he
had shipped two foreigners as seamen, one
native Of Guernsey, and the other
Frenchman. L was pleased, however,
with the appearance Of the crew generally,
and particularly the foreigners. They
were stout, able bodied men, and attentive
to orders.
The passage commenced auspicious.y,
but, to my great sorrow, | soon discovered
a change in their conduct for the worse.
They became insolent to the mates, and
appeared to be frequently uuder the infiu-
ence of liquor Their intemperanee soon
became itltolerable, and it was evi lent
they had liquor on board with them, and
[ determined on searching the forecastle
and depriving them of it. An order to
this effect was given to the mates, and
they were directed to go about the execu
ton mildly and firmly, taking no arms
with them.
1t was not without much anxiety that
sent them forward to this duty. In a
few moments a loud and angry dispute
was followed by sharp scuflc around the
forecastlc companion way. The steward,
at my call, handed my loaded pistol from
the cabin, and with them [ fastened for
ward The Frenchuian had grabbed the
second mate, who was a mere lad, by the
throat, throwing him across the heel OF
the bowsprit, and was apparently determi-
ned to strangle him to death. The chief
mate was calling for assistance from be-
lew, where he was assailed by the Guern-
sey man. presented pistol at the head
of the Frenchman, and ordered him TO re-
lease the second mate, which he instantly
did The steward then brought another
pair of pistols, with which | armed the
second mate, directing him to remain on
deck, and went below into the forecastie
myself | found that the chief mate had
been slightly wounded by the knife of his
antagonist, who, however, ceased to resist
as [ made my appearance, and we imme-
diately secured him in irons with his COM
rade. The search was now made, and a
quantity of liquor was found and taken
into the cabin. then expostulated with
the others at some leneth on their improp-
er conduct, and expressed the hope that
should have no reason for further COM
plant during the voyage. This remon-
STRANGE, thought, had the desired effect
as they were contrite and promised amend
ment. They were then dismissed, and
order was restored
The next day the foreigners strongly
solicited pardon, with the most solemn
promises of future good conduct and as
the rest of the crew Joined in their re-
quest, ] ordered that the irons should be
taken off. For several days the duties oi