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Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-21
Democrnlic State Ccnlrnl Comn,lttee.


Alameda and Santa Clara Samuel J. Clark
Lewis ~
Butte and Plumas-J. W. MoCorkle, T. Shan
non. = ''''"N
Contra Costa and san Joaqain b. 5. Hines. p
Con,n Tehama and Shasta-ncni. Shurtlef
Price. 'e''Re
Ell Dorado. G. Mcc4l,um. A. II. st. Clair
Denver Joha Conuess, C. p Jackson.
D., Fresno Idriposa, 6lcrced and Tulare-CharIes
HUMBOLDT and Trinity 7. Ryan.
i;os Angeles and san Eerradno-M Norton
,,., Marin, Mcndocino and Sonoma- George l.,
Monterey and Santa Cruz-W. 2. White.
A,apa', S"Ino and Yo!o-Amos u. Currier.
Seyada--A. j. Did5la. John Caldwell
'acer-N c. Poland, II. Groding
oacranento-A. Reddiugton, Nike GRAY W
y Hunt Iarkiu Lamb. y. H. Whpley
san Francisco D.. y. Cotton, i p. Hoge John
Middleton, Leonidas Haskell II. 3. Truett r. c.
Page, j. Monroe
san Nateo james Dennison.
san Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara-F. j. Ma
guire
Sierra Michael Walsh.
Suf.r-P. w. keysoT.
fur,umne and Stauisiausi. y. Quinn 4
Scholl.
Yu5a T. b Geardan, c. Z. DeLong.
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go ssta sx.ECtfcS,

MRS FALES has enjoyed the same advantages and
received the same diploma AS gentlemen graduates Of
the Medical Colleges and for several years has had an
extensive practice in the States. In female diseases
and in Midwifery her practice has been especially
large and entirely successful. Considering the can
f5rfia clar-es cNhorbtant hers are comparatively
loy for Attendance in Midwifery, $50 n ordinary
outside practice 81 vi-lt; for examination and pre-
scrptj0u for home treatment 81 M
Residence, corner OF Fifth and II street. Mary 5'l.e'
Reference-,r. and Mrs. Dawson, Dawson House'
fchl9-U
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EIaxysvillo Water Cure.
\. w. FAI!1S VI. D. & UBS. Il. NJ.
FALIlS VI. D..

WBHOPATluC PHYSICIANS, Will ccdyc patients
into their house for Treatments and attend to outside
practice in city a,d country. DR. FALhS euarantees
with lis Electro Magnetic steam and Electro Chemical
baths and oIhcr remedial agents. to cure diseases
more -uecy and with loss expense than can be done
with medicine. For several years lac has had AN eN-
eusyc practice in the East. Among the diseases sue
cessfuIiy treated arc the following: GoUt, EheUma-
tism Neuraigia, PHral Sis Muscular Distortions, still
and enlarged Joints, Ulcers Scrofua Constipation'
Gravel, Fever and Ague, Continuous Fevers' etc
lie ives no medicines because they are unnecessary
ana absolutely injurious. We remove the causes Of
disease restore favorable conditions TO hemih' ana
our patients quickly recover. We also teac4 them
how 10 keep wen Au cases Of poisoning and diseases
caused thereby, are quickly cured by his Electro
Chemical baths.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-21
Nnbn INhnp. No. 20.
Corinthian Lodge, No. 60.

stated meetings are held on the first Wednesday ir
j. II. lN5irrR Sec
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Washington Y. A. Chapter. NoIa

stated meetiussarc held ON the first Tuesday in each
A,ntH an r. w.. NM. c. BELCuER, W. NJ
d. G. SToNE, Sec.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-21
sEoIloway,s PHI. mud aintmcnt.-

Dptheria.-ln the most vignlcnt sta Of this molis
naut .scase Of the throat these medicines eNpereu-
ccd tlc most successful resul,s-wlc thousauds suc-
cumbei TO the violence Of this disorder rot single
decease occurred among those who used these rcmc-
dies, thus preseutlng "oasis' Of practical ,N ci
ence, mid the desert ofdeahof speculative theory
The Royal College of Surgeons awarded .hem 'hc palm
of victory as the only anulotc Jr this distcmper, by
introducing them into the edition of their rharm-
acaloea. In Scar aina, mumps &c, tAey are equally
7acacous. Sold by all Druggists, at 2sc Glc. and 81
per box or pot fohl5
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-21
To EEnGfcs

Dr. Fluttefy present now, safe and certain r,at-
ucnt for the diseases to which females peculiarly
Table, effect ally removing thcm ana ther dircul re-
suits.
.2y~ Dir. T., if required, will visit ladies at their
residences.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-21
Qa((n 0at(onal Aemotrat.
ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY
Aubn Lodge. No. ..
Orienta! Lodge. No. a:
Narvsville Encnmnment. No
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
MASONIC HtlL, MAIDEN LANE NEAR SECOND STREET.
NarYsNille Lohge. No. o

ach month at Pm -
H. HoLCoMBE RHEEs, W..
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UNION SALOON.
OYSTEEG
LEae ssslepe9sEent
OPP FE0N S's' Il 4 NE e Es

- - t|-A-51
If. =. &. G:E2{SGN, Master,
sz.-ss-sAss--.A5
win ieeye Mqrysy'lle every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, att p NJ, for Sacramento, connecting
with tn john r. Wrg'tfor SAN FraucHco.
Passengers will leave san Francisco for MarysNllle
on the John Y Wright, Capt VIM. L. BUSHNELL con-
meeting at sacramento with the Defiance on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays.
The Defiance leaves Sacramento for Marysvlc ON
Tuesdays, lhurs lays and Saturdays.
Fare 80 Sacramento, 81 40
g Sa. FrancisJO. = CD
FREIGHT, Cup or DOWN "a 0D per ton.
fcd4-ny J. Il. BRETT, Agent.
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1IarysyiIlc Conncil Nn. I0. p. q

Stated mcetnes aIe held TIE second and fourth Fri
days Of each month atT =. NJ
II. II. PuEEs. Sec. d w G. RTCL n u
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-21

StIIeI NIooTUr8 lrc hclI IN the fr.t lTonIors +;
january, April July and urtol,rat ~ pm 80
CHARLES GAISi, m. Ill 81.
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rgr. :. \. AlIcm,s Xllohnl-nlnu,.l. or

WoLLD'SH HAIR DRESSING is essential to us wish
The Restorer, and often times in young persons viii
stop the Hair from falling. II Tie best dressing fuI
the Hair known, rendering u soft, silky and glossy,
disposing it to cnrl, and reman in any desired posi-
uon. Read the advertisement. No other preparation
has such an array Of convincing testimony. d1 2w
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-21
FTSass
WILLIE
FEMALE SEMINARY.
Il street, between ?lll and Stll.
TIIACNIlKS

MRS T. c. POSTON... ........ ....... Principal
MISS MARY +. JEWErr r............. Assistant
MIR. ~ BGOOKS...... .......Teachcr OF Drawing
TlNIIE Fourth Scholastic Year of this Institution will
4 commence on MONDAY, AUGUST 9th lSd0-
The year is divided into two TermS' OF twenty-five
weeks each with a short vacation at Christmas, ana
Il longer one during the summer months.
TERMS PER MONTH OF FOUR WEEKS
Higher English Branches cs.................... Ss {.
Primary y.,............. ............ ... 8 90
Laurnlras each ............. ......... 4 UO
Doard iiucludnr Washing ... ...............30 30 90
Music. piano Guitar or Mcodian .........1O 40
Drawing a Painting Water Colurs...- ........ ( 90
Painting i'm oil CoorS...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
Lessons in Wax Work, Leather Work, hmbroid-
erv, each ............... 4 o.
n. .R.-Board aud Tuition payable every month in
advance. No deduction made for ahsc' &c, except in
cases Of protracted sickness. Each boarders requr-
cd to be furnished with bedding towels and napkins,
silver spoon and fork jy2S
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-21
Mnrlelillc Commnnderr. No. 7. x. q.

State meeting. are held on the second and fourth
Saturdays pt each month at an hour after sunset.
). T.. STEVENS, Com.
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EOr Sale or ReaRt.

saa.A. THE desirable brick dwelling house corner
!l9sEN of Fifth and | streets Possession gwen m
I.fsa mediatey For further particulars enquire
'Hc1 CHAs. WOOD
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-21
PE3BEFG NOTICE.

sosfp1 SACRAMENTO February 81, 1861.
.:eb THE subscriber in coming before the pub
s.sMfN lie rs catcrer hegs leave to announce, that
ss1aftsA hc has leased the CRESCENT CITY HOTEL,
lsl street between Sixth and Seventh Streets for
the term Of four yeare with all its elegant and New
Furniture, and hope, to mcri, share of the public
patronage by strict attention to thc wants OF his Gus
toner's
This House will he kept or conducted as first class
Hotel i'm all respects with the exception of the rates
of charge, which put down to suit the pockets all
who have the cash to lay out
Travellers Stopping at his House may rest assured
of being called any hour. Strict attention paid to
the wants and comforts OF Families
Board and Lodging, 81 per week; without lodging
- per week.
JOHN SPRING,
ft-tpv (rorunrlv of Mirvsyillrl y proi,rictor.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-21
Spetial Notites.
MRS. MIN&ION.

An experienced nurse and female physician, has
Soothing Syrup for children cehnr, which greatly IA
citate the process OF teetng by sofeuinr me gums,
reducing AL innamaton--wiu allay all pain, and is
sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon mothers
it will give rest to yourselves, and relief and healh to
your infants Pefsctly safe IN all cases. scc adyer-
tscmeut ia another column. mayi1y
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-21
Nottls and Aestaurants.
WESTERN HOUSE,
HOTEL INTERNATIONAL,

- aes Is well known to the travelling public as
5ss{g FrstCa Hotel in every particular. Prices
s.sgsA reasonable Enlarged, Ecftted and Relur-
lskk1ss1e ui.hed throughout Table unsurpassed in
this city Fine Suits of Rooms for Families. Patent
Spring and Hair Mattresses in every double and single
room.
sHT@ Our Porers always be found on board as
The steamer reaches ,c Lock to taSc charge of your
baggage, aud Coach to convey you 90 the Hotel.
j. q. FOSTER, late Purser Steamer Uncle sam.
D. r. PATIEN, late BooG-kcepcr Of the House.
nn22- lm
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7 II L Il S :
SALES ROOM AND YARD
Cor. Ed and Fourth SIS.

opposite Tie Water Works, JIarysyiHe.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

Wh.Sb.No, 10 az l2A
Ialciued bill Ul-Ial 10
PROVISIONS.

lhef,'n bbl.b % las 60
r.iroW.v Ol-di 70
'ufsVn " " ,als5O
70 uiss 5bD ID 90
poPf W . rs 900 ~
Lara, en-. SNa- pA.
nittef, o.. -ta-lt
10. St'te... i2Sa 10
q h.'pa, Am "a I
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

Washington, Dcf 19.--Lord Lyons ssvera
days ago addressed letter to Mr.. S,wird
Secretary Of ATE, in which he says
lief MIJr-ty's .oyatuulsnt were mrch COZ
cerned ~ and tnat two iIriush subjects, Messrs.
Patrick and Rahmie, hal vovu SUBJECT to arpt
trary arrest, and although they hal boen re-
leased, II could not but regard the mattc- a.
on. requiring vsry serious consideration
Inid LNUts, under iuS rtrc'i n. therefore r. N
bu a to IemUnsLra'e aS4ine, ~ rrevu "
~, Co dinCS, as ha described tlr-rn, aud tu say
that the authority If Cod.,re-. T. nsc-.w ,rT IN
orcer TO justify arbitrary Afst aud inp lou
ment Of British subjects"
Secre AIRY Seward, in the course Of his reply,
after detailing the facts IN regard TO tho ~
prisoners named In the no;e of ,rd Lyons,
says.
"rbe proceedings Of which the Bciti.b gov
eminent complain, were taken upon INFORM l,iOn
conveyed to the Pre- 'ident by the LOCAL police
authorities Of the country, and they were not in.
s'ituted until after he had suspended tho grest
witt OF freedom IN Just the extent .hA', IA yisv
Of the pcrils Il The siaia, ne dssmsd rscoaty.
For thu cNntcifs of tia, dscotOn NJ, a.
yell a. his ,nie s.v scrs, am Ins WI IN arc tho
'oore ar ct -. s'd Scc,o., 1, vt Sta'r, ~ 70
r"n' h's by la b tor, tho ni lna,; ia iici., ii
nhn'l e; tie repaid =, ard IN, nIr'e ,lsJ 10 the
iuign nj II MS co mr. yincn sri ,ro o.lil,hten-
ri pr iou NJ 'ne cjN,l l-d Id
4 cun ! sun NJ Scvafi T muks!
IN" cafe OF ths Who'll. y J1e has bo,one
n y pr ser' ere. crcy the Supreme law, and
" onS Rs the DAGGER shall exist all classes of
cIoty equslly, the dcnilcu and the citizen
mut chcerfully acquie,So in the measures
VII Oh that law rroscdites. This government
cc'' not question the learning Of tho 10. al al.
vi-e's Of tho British Crown or The Justice Of the
difference which Her Mljesy pays to them.
IN vtrthcless, the British government will
ha-dly expect tina. thu President will accept
their explanations Of tina constitution It the
United Slates, especially when the Constitution
thus oSpoundoi would leave upon him tho sole
Executive possibility of = pprs,,lng the or
sting ir'' rrec'icn, while Il wodli tran fer 10
e. nSrts' the most material ami Indispensable
p'Ncr % he rmpo owed for that Purpose. Mora
-v r, theso exp atiodl lind real support in
the letter niue lie in the spirit Of the constitu.
tom itself
lie must he AL wed therefore T. prefer TO be
governed by tho organic national law, which,
while i will allie him IN exercise his great
trust with complete succe,-, receives tina sane
t'cn of the hig Da'' au'hor ies of our own c1un-
ny, ard is sustained by the general consent Of
tho people, TO- whom alone that constitution
was ,s,nhli.hed.
avail myself Of this cppor unity 70 offer %
Your l,rJlship renewed Assurances OF my very
high consideration"
(SigLod) WM. IL. SKwARD.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

great Sdb Lake, oct. IL, tsG1.-The Cali
Go mia Pony Express, passed through he-s yes
Nrlay, LIG, .ing tho following dispatch for the
pre- -
san BSaIei'co Oct. u, lSGi.-ThS steimer
s LUIiS ,Ailed { Panama, on 'he 18th inst,
c.rrying about two hundred passengers and
{ -6i 600, for New 70 k. No change IN the
market IA given since tre last exprOSs, exc p in
t b,coO. Sales POO cases choice brands YirS inia
a advanced rates.
The brig Providence, from SAa Francisco tC
Noioyis, foundered at sea on The 10th Of Sep
tember.
A lire broke out in San Fraacisco on the 10Th
az the northeast corLGr OfArgis AMI Wa,hing
ton streets, which Destroyed = numbge OF wood
en buildings dOiEs ABOUT $4,000 worth oI
damage
Da a. received from Oregon TO tho Oh Inst
,r,to hat St4'S Fair VA heA at Portland
wpith ended on the 9Th.
Ths steamer Julia arrived a. Portland on tn
18th, bringing $40, COO in gold dus,.
Judge Wait presiding II tho Circuit Colr
for Washington sentenced the four Indians VIII
murdered Briggs and son, TO be hung Novem
i Dor 9Th.
Tho bark Yankee brings Sandwich IAan
datSs To September 21. :.
The Hawaiian government has declared II
trict neutrality in relation TO the America
civil war, PTivateors cannot enter any Of th
Sandwich Island harbors.
/ The Havana Adurrtissy has the following =
| 1t Ia currently reported that tho French Con
missioner has made sIndry demands on tn
government, and that there may 10 sons eau
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

A correspondent Of Mr.. Henry Paul Beck
Of this city, writing from Paris under date o
SeptcmSr 22d, says that it had been ascertain
cd tho previous day that tao corn crop in
FrSnco sis infinitely worso than expected
'cosld ct 10 wOrso'-no mat or what the
ffe"ch psp"rs say. About 'en days h,f r. there
rad bccn an incpen. bread rot A. B1r leak
THIS confirms our own ideas on the Su' jo,t. Of
course the reader will uniurs'and that IN "A dc,-
pnue country like Farce, wacro tho 20
mert sctsitivcy endeavOrs to guari AZ inst
frod uoibl' ~ by interfering t. keep down pcices,
and buy ing largely from an 'oad for the same
purpose, tlo rosi sats Uf tho case cinnN. 10
manifest f'om the tone Of the p,por, Il WAS
y own souo weeks back that buyers for ft,uoe
were in the .>Drrc ~ cites making large pi'-
c,'-'- ~ hr,ads'uiIs But tho cnnrm ship
M Mt mode y, our o~u mschan's must have
satisfied the EupTor, for the agents have dis
APP ar,d AT all events tho testimony il clear
onOu. h that y Gre Is a great market nov cp0n
D. u, rot orly in France but in othpr parts Of
the c,n'iren', for all the brosIstuiS wo can
pare. -IHR gazette
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26
And, John-on md the ExIIc..

The Hon. Audrow johnson, of Tennessee
said IN sposch last week, referring 10 u visit TO
Camp Dick Robinson;
4 hU U'ht, day, 60 koo stood in the press nce
Of two Thousand Tonness, cans, eNhyI Ia nv.
~ Il f on their homes II comfort and the families
Of their 1--we, | found that my m ,nhOOd and
Htrrn.s 1t mind were all nothing, anl that
w0s uDlN child. TEeIu they wee, my friends
and f How citizens of my beloved state, gather
cd upon the friendly soil Of Kentucky from The
tendcr STRIPPING OF six'e,n to the Rray-haired
f,hera Cf sixty, all mourning the evil that has
bea Zen our land aud cur homes, but all tefking
for arms whsrewth TO go back and drive the in
vsdor from our fe'ds aud hoarthsiOnes
I,s.ay ed 10 speak 10 them words Of counsel
and encouragement, but sp- ech was denied mo-
| stood Leisre them ~ one who Is dumb IL IL
b. true that out of the full esq Of the heart tho
mouth sleaketh, IL is also true that the heart
ina, 10 TOO full for the utterance Of speech. And
suoh weis outs-twO thousand OF Us exilod Ten
nesss. ans and Sll silent Silent ~ a city Of tho
TAD. But thee was o tolplr there. There
were The bounding heart ard thioObing brain;
there wsTo the burning cheek and the blazing
eye, ali moro eloquent than ever we're the ~
teIinss If human speech. Each Of that throng
Of exil,s, who had wandered among the noun
tans uni hid in their caverns, who bad slep' in
the forest and squeezed themselves one by one,
through the pickets OF the invader, each was
now O.ftfi,g comfort and pledginR fidelity TO
the other Youth and age were banding to.
gethe in a holy alliance that will never yield
TIL our country ard our flag, cur government
and our institutions are hathed in The sunlight
Of peace, AMI consecrated by the bopism of pa
triOtio blood.
There were their homes AMI there too is
mine right over there. And yet va were
hon ele5s, exled! And why? Was it for
crime? Had we violated any law? Hat we
offended tho majesty Of our Government, or
d'ns wrong to any human being2 Nay, none
Of these. Our fault, and our only fault, was
loving our country too wei to pe'mtt its DO
tr,yal And for this the Iemorsel-ss agents Of
h,t "sum Of all villainies, secession, drove us
from our families aud iiresidss, and male us
exil,s and wanderers. bat the time shall soon
come when we wanderers will go home De-
pend W on it, my friends, this monstrous iniquity
cannot long subsi-t. DOno bolt Of Heavens
righteous vengeance, red with uncommon
wrath, Nill blast the traitors in their high
state
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

Louisville, oct 1s.-Gsn. Twiggis has re-
signed on account Of i'll health. Gen. Wane-
Id TIyell succee led him.
special core prudent Of the Mobile Adrer-
s's.r on tho 10Th says OF the SInA Rosa Is
l.,d affairs -
The Hospital dr c'ure Is nov the only build.
ing standing on the island. Eleven hundroJ
men we're IA the expedition under Gen. Bug.
g'es, Wils1n's New York Zouaves camp wa
the first one reached. Ilis 'entinels vera either
k lieu or captured, and tie whole regiment "a
piily Ged beyond the eastern walls of Pekens
Tbs Colonel took 20 his heels, clothed only In 1
shirt, and the race eclipsed Ball Run,
Our forces advanced u witain a mile Of For
Pickins from which not gun was frsd nsith
eT did the fleet fire upon our forces who were q
the Island from 2 TO 6 in the morning.
The boats engaged were toWed back by III
s.eames Ewing, Time and Usahn. A dszs
or nine Of the rebels were killed and 20 wound
cd. The latter are now in tho Pensa sola hos
pital. Some exhausted rebels were probabl
overlooked ard left on the island.
| MajOr vogdsr U. 8. A. and soms 30 9TH
Fe6sTLls sIe row our prisoners
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26
A Kentarhy GIrI.

C,pt. Claypool, living about ten miles fro-
Bowling Green, Is commander Of q comp1ny o.
Home Guards. He had the guns of his company
General Buckner at Bowling Green, he sent
them to Colonel Orders camp IN = neie hboring
e,uniy. Tho next day, squad, Dispatched by
l'uct ner, Gale a. his house, and, hnding only
his daughter, demanded the guns Of her. She
Al sNvrfcd ist hey were not thurc and that II
ihey we're, she wouldn't ris them up They
handed her General Buckrcr's ordor tor The
They went ote hucke ami took each q drink
OF water, eppon she threw Nc ro4t Of the
water out ct t.e bucke AM Commenced securing
the Upper.
They concluded hsv co1lj do M hete- than
TO go back and tell 'ne.r general aiou, their al.
venture and set fresh instructions. --Lotasrihe
Jourr,H
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26
nrlIIrl In-oience.

The corospou eIe. bet rsan Lori LYoSs aud
6;cre'Ary SswAHD affords another proof Of the
d'gnif.d attitude Of our government toward for
eign nations Mr.. PATRICK ami Mr. RAuMrE,
the aggrieved British subjects, have bosn re-
leased hong since, and the British AmbaSi dor
would have more truly served tie Interests Of
the nation he represents, il he had allowed tho
mater to drop, or confined his complain. to a
sin pc statement Of wrongs. lie improved the
occasion, however, TO in ulge his we'll krown
personal sympathy with rebellion, in violation
Ct the Queens proclamation of neutrality and
presumed to lee urs our government on the
Interpretation Of constitutional law. The re-
buke which he received was merited, and will
PROBABLY prevent a repetition of the ofrans..
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

Tho exaggerated statements respecting the
str myth &c he rebel batteries on the Potomac,
which sTu represented as extending a distance
+ fom five to fifteen miles and to commlni 1
nsviFa'ion Of the river are disproved by a
snLp uch published in another column, to the
.sff,ct that since Tuesday las upwards of fifty
vessels had reached Washington aud Gsorge
town in safety. The loss of the schooner Fair
fax, laden with hay, which simply parted her
hawssr and drifted ashore in the fog, VIII ,re she
was captured by the rebels, is the olly casualty
that has occurred, and was magnided by the
alsrn ists into stunning sensation paragraphs
10 the effect that a chain had been placed across
the river, and that terrible fight occurred that
lasted nearly an hour, in which, no yover, "no
one was hurt"
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

V,,L,.c,.. 1., io ,,,o. g., 49,. A..
gu.ey, to,sft sic. ard another, wen, dowr
the RIVER l'S' iieht tn give assistance to any
! ~, Yin, vOIa, ~ " ,n Cun'squence ot the
TO- the wore ,t,.r.d ro' ~ ,n,.n. p, u ,'l,
the oSt'e ,ts. 1he.u are inic,,iyas thw tte
roeis are enctn,. prmsnen' batteries a. { *
hdts Of IN. SUI roh.,. w., Wv; Gon".o.s 40 q,
hose points yesterday, Twer,, six yes,els arc
Known to have nun the blockade night before
lsH. ! Is believed that vessel. drawing net
x'Ie tnsn eleht Ieet o. water can hug The
10y ana snote 'uf1eientl' 10 tsafr harm from
're Icu- batteries
n 'e0.' ste'en, nN'hg n"en 1riNec 70 4
n, W :" pn,sh' ue'1 4" "a v ne WV no lloS'a
-. ,l-kuiu U ~ kW'H', Nhen rs out ro-
A Nav WI and t'., r,,n.r,~.,i. 49,,
m, nts are alterna,eiv on M. L., dn,v a, Viann.
whore Tho MI Inland r.. ave h.cn .;r,;i,,is a,,
Moved
,rs.u, $3.50. -. $50 -
-. ~"
io'''nS s'@N''u to inc seam ug hesolute
report that about II o'clock his morning, while
of Occouuan, near Budd's'p int thu CALI. Ia.
which the posoir,, -. s.; a., y
- '"ts uo sou oher
F~ilaN iUm Ihlad'lphia brVke, when the lat
ter dIifted towards the shore. Tho robclS Ia
boats started out and captured her. IN, R.,,,
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~ '""' 'N'iNi 'u' "0'"s uNaoi- q 'n ''r ~
slrtAnce made her way 10 Wash ngto1, where
she arrived this evening, The F.itf.x va,
beayily laden with h.v
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HhhhlS ShlrlNo ikeuhLEsoME.
II ia reported the rebels have stretched q
chain over the river. 20 impode tho n,s,,,.o 81
vos..l. II. p..,,,,. -. .r,.iL,,
than tho P,i,r,x r,.s,d 81,
General mccall wi,h IN. ponr.,,,.,i, ID.
serve Corps, together with cavalry and artil.
lery, lets lrosp ct Hill early this morning, on
a ttcornonsance. lni"mNi'c received I, night
avs they reached Drain svilie, about ten miles
ON Pr,sp ct Hill, wi hon, opposition. Draincs-
VILE is within ab, ut fifteen miles of Loesburg.
1uK oayAr un,,,,s,,,
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tl,,uurb A rentl.n,n n, - To-, a,r;,,oI F.,
N, Sou, r,sns,Iir,, ,h. ~, =, ~. ,'sla,na
This ren,ie, an st.tc t,, ,h, -, .a'.,',
Which W,.te,ev E'h,,.,d 49,. ,,o, - ~
a,.,r, ,d ami ,,,s ,rrn,1J -, ,,, 49,
wnuh .rr, in suhs,arrc !. ON, I;,,Ia so',,J. %,
had bsd an ,ngs.,,,rsn, 80, d. i'i...'
undcr command "a H. 1. .rJ ,sa' =, ',,'I
steam crs -, aground Imin, The enga,,omon,
AVID sun,i,d cnusdetani, Ia r.,,t,j IN ,be
sinking ~ the Prehle. he S,.s ttn, ,rns Denied
None az mr. vessels "a, p, p .p,,,,,,I ,rJ hnt g.,
lives ver, Lst,
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slHASoE SUICIDE or 4 SOLDIER.