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New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

A SITUATION WANTED-By an Eneehman
~ s3d his Wife without incumbauce The man ia fAR-
MRR Frat ard Vegetable GsIdoncr, builds Greer Houses
Carts Wagons, Pows, Drg Wsing; % Wire tsnees SeIe o.
o~-is gene aly useful Wifr good COOK Baaer ashc!
Iroaef Dsirnad ,isips OF Poultry Cal toT 81 days at
No 6Ol Broadway. up stairs
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

A RI7N DANCE MI GOOD SERVANTS READY
A, r-o5eya,e wares f,r city or country Gen5SH, En-.
~ ifsi Ec Al tie Icr.es ~ iitrc aud Home, con.
- ks' 10 a., ArreTcsn Ia3y 10 lbs Ith.st corner Of
J.rs nv f1su prot, 1.'y 81. Idcd to. Mrs FLOYD
3tte- 8aICe.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

GCREW CUTTING LATHE WAN1kD-One
- Patpann's l,.pch swing Screw Cuf Lathe little
used is wartei Pr must be low. Al alresI S Box 0,
Tribune Ofice
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

ONE Ia THREE BONES of WINCHESTERs
tbHsPPCIFIC PILLp viii permanently cure any Of
Seminal Wes, ues, AoVSsr dggrIrGsi Sent by mall per
boz J. WlNCHESrER No. 30 Jolnt,' newton.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

DASSPORTS.-United States PASSpCS2TS pre-
p.Ted sad issued, a. the Government Ascnsi No 34
pinc.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

NAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY. The
new and fast steamer DANIEL DREW leaves Jay.st
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, at 2 q. IA,
calling at 3Othst Excursion tickets to be lad board.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04

A SCOTCHMAN, with good city ret renee,
"a wishes situation 10 city OF country IpdcTsnG, DiF
ina and CARE Of HORSES; Is good plain GAkBhfEti -
.ho Mklnl aud the Rearing Of Stock Apply to
M- CALENS No. q Blesca e--sL.. Lp g.h-Is.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29
New Edition.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
III liiR Ilhf

II FOR 1861
new edition ready containing name.
ncons Cabinet the Il toe Ministers Foreign
Governments aud other i0ere ting political matter.
COSTYSTs:
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATION AND CALENDARS for
GovERNMEET OF THE UNITED sTATEs-Exeoutive
ENJOYS EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTER'S RESI-
DENT from the Iuited states at Foreign Courts.
SENATE OF 1hE UNITED STATES, Members OF. Poiiti
cay Clzsdfed.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES or THE UNITED
STATES Politically Classhoj
XXAkIIH CONGRESS- (RaTHs cboen) Polite ally Classified
FREE HOMESILADS. the Action Of Congress the
Question Of granting Free Honeseads TO Actual Settlers
the Public Donni ac0diuE the Bill passed for the paTpose,
AID the Presidents Veto hereof.
REPUBLICAN, NATIONAL PLATFORM for 1890.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC (Doogssl PLATFORM for lt6l
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC iEgecAinHdse) PLATFORM for
National UNION (BeD PLATFORM for 1860.
ELECTORAL VOTE OF THE SEVERAL STATES FOH
SECESSION or SOUTH CAROLINA.
TABLE or TEMPERATURES FOR NORTH AMERICA,
prepared Smithsonian and containing tho
Temperature OF the -Four Seasons and the Mean Tepets
ture Of tie Yea At lG Points in North Amegioa principally
IN the United States
Fi.TCTiON RETURNS FROM ALL THE STATES or
ThE UNION, carefully compiled expressly Tor THs
LIST uF STATES. CAPITALS, GOVERNORS TIMES or
LEGISLATIVE MEETING, GENERAL ELECTIONS,
POPLAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT In 1857 1856 and 1861
Price IL oeus 10 copies for 81 100 copies sS, postage
paid By EIpTess ss per loo Cssh orders soieitsa.
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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29

DATRIOTIC CONCERT, for the Benefit OF tne i,
j IMPERIAL ZOUAvE REGIMENT IN the ynTtSP rNTS =,
Puritan, Uuon. square, New-York. on Ihoh9oh' XIV ~
TWELVE CELEBRATED YOUNG voCALIsTS,
Ns.r, Msrb. Davis M.ry Thoms Msrth. Corwin, ssrao
Kinds Ad.ns Hines. Mary Cromwell, Newf orki Mi,ses
Winnie Besl aud Maria Somerve and Masters heny iIs
den. Byron Bea Charles Hayward, and Edwin oo0A"e''
Brooklyn. x- ,,,.rrnu u
Mr.. j. g. PIERsON. Bmso. HORACE WATERS New
Yors, Director. Mrs. r. A. PARkhu HST. fisihrt
Adlreas by THEODORE TILTON ,,,,
Tcles eeptA; Children IS cents For sale by H. Waen
No yl Or ,sdgay Firth Pord Co.. No 57 Broadway Ibos
r. Green Chemist, corner Broadway and lh,'t Caswel'
Mset Co.. chemists under Fihavenue Hotel corner |f'n
st., and Al the door.
" B.-P-rsons the country WHO wish Concerts BY Horace
and his Vocasfs requested TO write 10 the e' IL
q LOCKM GOD No. 81 Ho, atiost, N,n-Y -YOrh
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NEwYORK, WEDNESDAY. MAY 80. 1861
4 NEW SINGING BOOK for DAY-sCHOOLs,

N called the DAY-SCHOOL BELL. IL now ready It con
sns about 1o Of choice Songs Solos Rounds Cstche
Duets Trios Qusrtets and Choruses many Of them written
expressly for this work. beside 30 pages the Elements Of
Music. This s the bes, book sued for sensss Acsd
emes. aud Public Schools II is complied by HORACE
WATERS Author Of SabbathSc COL Bells" Nos and 2
which have had sale 500 0 copies IN 20 months
Price 2Uc In paper Jc bound cloth bound embossed
gill; +0c Liberal discount to the trade Sample Copies mailed
fee at the sbpve prices
Publisher Horace Waters No 48l Brosdwsy New York and
for sae by Lippioco Co. Phlsdelphin Brown Tsgs:d
Boston, C GTiegs Co, Chcagoi Raymond Lspbam De
oit; Steele, Avery Co, Rochester; Breed Butler Co..
Buffalo Moore Wis.seh, Keys 90. Cincinps'i K 6Tsy
Albany; pore kins Troy, and Kes Moods, 81. Loas
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Amnsements.

MAD. ANNA BISHOPS DkAW iNU-hvOm NJ, S.'-,..
saut Institute No. $50 Broadway. Admission :" oe"' W
cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29
YINHE SEMI WEEKLY TRIBU r..
THE NEw-YoRK SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
ruhi.hed exert TUESDAY and FRIDAY.

THE sEMI-WEEKLY Iklbo Me-
THE NEw-YoRK SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
published evert TUESDAY and FRIDAY
of No. 1910 May PSI:
and IT, FIiends; Te1sn Faith The AeknoSleds.
q Be.sIe., Sish. "a (. o ,o,. Fs%S". syt.S r,1s
VIM Hits.ia; WIo.. Feet Make Haste 20 Shed Blood
War News Col Ellsworth Sundays Pageant Ed
itcrisl Paragraphs.
u..THE MURDER OF COL ELLswoRT1i; Tearing
Down the Rebel Flag PunshIneni OF the Murderer
Minute and Accurate Account From Our Special
Correspondent
III SKETCH OF COL. ELLswORTHs LIFE.
W.TRoa MISSOURI Correspondence Of The Wy
Tribune.
v..FaoM KENTUCKY; Correspondence of The N. Y.
vI.LATEsr NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH;
From sshinston-specisl Dispatches TO The N Y
VII THE WAR FOR TIE UNION: Gov Bank. in the
0usr,erms.tsr's Department The Movement upon
Proposition to Repl,oe the Old Government; The
Captured Rebel Cavalry Rep.nns MOyements Of
Rebel Forces Col Fremont Appointed htor-Oel-
VIII. PROGRESS OF THE WAR: Summary ofths Latest
N..HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH:
The Real Condition oi the Rebel Army Distribution,
with the Defenders Of the Union. Prom Our Special
Correspondent
x..FRoM FORTRESS MONROE. Correspondents of
The ~ Y. Tribune
M..FROM HARPERS FERRY.
XII. JUDGE CAMPBELL AND SECRETARY SEW
ARD.
Kill MORE OF FLoYD's TREASON Correspondence
of The N. Y. Tribune.
XIV THE SILVER CORD: By Shirley Brsoka
XIV VsILAS MARINER; Tie Wesver Of Raveos.
XVI FROM JAPAN: Correspondence Of The N. Y.
Tribune.
XVII THE SILVER MINES OF CALIFORNIA NE
VADA, AND NEW-MEXICO.
XVIII FROM CALIFORNIA Summary OF the Latest News
by Pony Express
XIX THE MOVEMENT UPON VIRGINIA: Capture OF
AeIsudrsi Arlington HShts Occupiedj Flight Of
VhginisDs.
xxFROM FORT PICkENs: Arrival Of Lisut senmer
and his Command.
XXI. POLITICAL.
XXI. PERSONAL.
XXIII CITY NEWS.
XIV MISCELLANEOUS
XIV. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XVI .CALIFORSIA MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
xvii. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports OF the
Stock. Money Cotton irain, and Cattle Markets,
specially Reported for Tire ~ Y. Tribune
Tgsss-One Copy for one year S3. Two Copies one year.
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address, $40.
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Address TIE ThIBUNE New.York.
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$4,000 SOLD; hanDrrs TACTICS.
ron 1s CENTS

FOR Is CENTS
ASK FOR WATsONS EDITION.
TIE School ohe Soldier and Company complete with all the
engravings 1873 line paper good pi it illuminated cover
and the only unnntisted CHEAP EDITION BuyeTs Of this
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Pscc Information with regard to Pay Rations, Clothing &c.
included. -
Published by HILTON Co.. No 81 Psrt Row, snd sold By
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6ouses ama farms tUanteS.

IOWA LAND.
LOCATED FARMING LAND in the State Of Iowa for RAJ
ESTATE Brooky WilhAnsbugh, for stock Of DRY
GOOuS. For PARTICULARS inquire Of PETER BERT No. 353
Grandst, Wihamsbsrgh, orto JOHN HOOPER CO., No.
Psrk-row Times Building. -
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29
Real Gstate for Sale.


LNOR SALE or EXCHANGE for small FARM
IL anew 6rs.clsss HOUSE, In thi, city, With or wi hcj
Furniture. Apply to j. H. 4 j. 7. EDWARDS. No 23 Wssh
ngon-st.
HARLEM LOTS for SALE.-Six Lots on i2Sth
and 29th eisbly situated between 5,h and 6h-avs
Apply w. N. SEYMOtR Co., No. Chs.hani- -squs-e
Also HOUSE aud LOTS on l29th-st.
ORANGE, N. J.-COuntry Seats, Village Resi.
" dence, Farms and Villa Sites gres; variety within an
hour Of Cousnd for and for sale very by HENRY
b. BLACKWELL No 80 William st., New York, 70 II
No. 40 Main-st, Orange, l to p. m.
DINE WOOD and LAND for SALE.-Tbo
subscriber viii sell FARM Of 800 acres situated on Indian
River within mile Of Miooroush Sussex County, Dei1wGe
from which b. cnt from oo0 TO 1000 cords Of coed pine
wood he viii sell The timber growing thereon The soi
well adapted TO the growth Of fruit wheat kc The
improvements 2stoTy dwelling and Isory cook room
and stables For terms spply 10 C. LAYTON 0oorsetown
Delaware.
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CILAG OF THE FREE

"lfLAG OF THE FREE
n With It In beauty Asg can coriparc
All nations honor our bsnner 20 far
If 10 insult it, . traitor shall dsie
Crushed 20 earth let him be
sung three times desire the
snd Hon mebers q the Cs5inet Officers o. tic Government
4ny and navy Tursdsy May at the Quarters OF ths ls
R3gment Nsyy-Ys{d, Washington, ID. g.
gpmpo.ed BY HhILLARD. Price rs stnta PublI,hed a
S9pW0RTab, No. 4 Ast9T Place, Now York.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29

To the Ladies of New-York., Messrs Grover s
Rstsr generously offered the Ladies Relief Union
abe a.e Of tae AID sewog Machines would call upon
ladies no ng these machines aud no
ar .rous OF adu. noble who going 10 tight Ia de-
fense Of Flag Couptry, to lend us their assistance We
wish TO complete Of Flannel Shirts Tor heg
nspt which s leave Friday 3s' inst All Ladies who are
willing the work iovi;ed meet on every day Of
the the OF GroerS Baker No 4sV Broad
way from a until p The regular meetings OF the
Relief Uon continue to be held a. the ChuIeh oil the
every Afternoon from until 6 clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29
Mem 1]nblitations.
To som, Of Temperance.


TyO COUNTRY STATIONERS and OTHERS.
THE FLAG ENVELOPE,
BEAUTIFULLY PRINTED IN COLoRs
NEW AND TASTEFUL DESIGNS, NOW READY.
For good white No Envelope, s3 per LOCO
For superior white No. Envelope % 30 per 1000.
For superhne whe ruled Hote Paper 81 per
For upene heavy white raled Note Paper ~ 30 resu
gx-Ip ordering mention state and County.
Samples forw arded on receipt Of l2c. 40 stamps.
CHAS. O. JONES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL sTATloNER.
No. 70 Cedar-st., Newlork
sT,HE LENNON SLAVE CASE.
THE FULL HISTORY
THE LENNON SLAVE CASE
YRoM ITS ORIGIN TO ITS FINAL DECISION IN TIE
COURT OF APPEALS.
COsTxSr:
OPINION OF JUDGE PAINE, before whom the case
first heard
OPINION OF TIE SUPREME COURT.
Points and Argnmentso Of
CHARLES OCoNOR,
WIN M EvARTS. snd
JOSEPH BLUNT. In the Court Of Appeals
Aud the Opinions Of
JUDGES DEMO. WRIGHT. and CLERKE.
The great importance of the legal and political principles
hvoivedhe bodness with which made and
hs ability with which the argument sustained on bath
tae render this Of significant and universally
hteresng trials that TOOK place In this county.
Price ID cents per copy 81 por d9zen
Postage 3 cents per copy sddhoral
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Go farmers anb Others.

DUCKENE PREMIUM MOWER FOR 1861.
ID 1uE ONLY MACHINE " HIGH COMBINES ALL
TIL REQUISITES or APtRFECf MOWER FARMERS
wishing 10 syod disappointment must give thetr orders tRLl
II iE SEASON. Circulars, With f dtsrnpion AID tet
uOnials flfIisled application q iOrwaIdedby nal.
JOHN 2. ADRlANCE, &euufsclurer and iIopiror.
SOLE MAREHOUsE IN NEW YORK, No. l3 GREEN
NlCil-SI.. uesr CsurslIdL
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DUBLISHED THIS DAY.

DUBLISHED THIS DAY.
THE SOLDIERS COMPANION'
FOR THE USE -
OF ALL voLuNTEERs, MILITIA
OFFICERS OF s's AL GRADES,
SERVICE OF THE Il 'DG UNITED STATES,
CAMP FIELD OH K 'eS o. THE MARCH.
'' compilsd from the lae,t authorities
srhSs l';Sfs ''sii 'esizi%siiEaos, siirii
Secretary Of War;
LIEUT. GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT
hsf . Of r. ,Gs he Il hand, AI%y a every Officer Of
,vp gsd. In the Army se che hands ofeysry rrsse
IN he United / contain. Official s ~ io%. % a"
Other form whateve fo information of the Regulation OF
Sl.. ss Ay csap snh1,iss csp sG o
cOmpeos Riions cOmnloson Of aOn, ASwanss % 2,
SS @ s,. p Any ray@s6al 6de ~ of oe. Pay
solder Me- ,ants,,s ss.g ss. Won oop. on Il.
March FoTmsOn Camp Of Infantry Ssnp ." cav,
Mr., s sy Sdc GTU"' Forms r.d
WstchwOd GusdmOunns Guard Poes Quad n. the .ed
q a',Sss %soS sa fSS Gonor. M Mn
Relieved Desoels Grand Depo'. beaTeT Of fi.' ns"s I
III. Effects Of becee.ed Ocer Daily RscOnnois..nse' iane
Ast co"yeS in s,s ssps MSs Sh Mna
Ordpance and Ordnance Stores, &c. &C o,...., =.
A.. eCRs coJ for NJ % s' OF beatty sd strongly ia
areS'S'rit' fer % ssni', - " ' ~
Copies o. tie shove book will he sent 10 any one 70 shy
place postage, emi,'ins the Pr'e In letter 10 VIC
address all ois' eRl ss's5 e ss PSS1ssTT.5 1ssTT5rarRs
No. 3J6 Cbesnutst., fhisdeiphis
and they vii receive immediate attention
wANTED-Asnt. and Carvss'e to ensss. IN he .as o.
this work. ia every town and village u the n,ea % fI
~; or Is ahnndrsd or HUNDRED coPie, for ZOO
Address all with reuittanc.s ipco'ed .oi 'ne quAe
II. b. PETERsON BkodHhihSS,
No 3D6 Chesnut It,. Philadelphs
For .e 10 New York by F. Brady No "a Ann..i y. d;
Long Co Dick Fitzgerald, W j. roo.ey Co., ana oy AL
other Booksellers and News Agents everywhere
i and win be Published n few days,
rHE 2UUAVI pRILL-BOOh,
FRENCH BAyONsr ExERtISE,
AND sKlRMIsHERs DRILL,
Az Used By
ELLSwORTH'S ZOUAVES,,
WITH OVER THlRTY ILLUSTRATIONS n
Tose,her with Hints for the soldiers when In Battle 10
,.bicb a. aided tbe INIrrD STATES ARMY REGpLA-
T oNs relative 70 Revews in'pectio' f.raos' o"Au ~
ing &C. aud a Biography of the late
COL. ELMER T.. ELLSWORTH
One ss%TfRs s,lSTf ss;'S 6ppTlTfEHR pIl9f SF MANUAL
approved Of ofhcisllyE
THE BEST MILITARY BOON
Yet p1PF1Tinn1Toi FTnT iSs rRTcfIoNs FOR THE RECRUIT
And all information n~cestary for the forming OF
CORPS OF HOME GUARDS.
Illu,trated with over Hundred knps'ins''
rHE SAME WORK
Is also Published in the German Language, 49,,
At the sane pce aud . only Getmsn BOOK of hherah
Military Tactics published IA the United siates'
Single copies Of the above Books
MAILED FREE OF POSTAGE, ,u
To any sddess United States upon receipt Of 'he
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No. COZ SepsoIn-st., ftha
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29

WHOLESALE AGENTS WANTED in Can
w ada and the States ilr
HfNNIS PATENf HORSE AND CATTLE CONDlMfNT.
THIS celebrated CONDIAENT invented and patented Ia
1855 and used Throughout the United Kingdom In con.
Of l IN England there Is host or
nssions IN The market all Of which many compliments
10 his the oTua sud oG!y psieuted CATTLE FEED sp-
pess "a the sefinecst Of every VINO keeps horse,
sheep pig as prevents ds0sse and economic, fodder
Ing the oosses food 20 be esten with sdy and 10 be thor
ouhy d,eed stead o. being wasted tbe cheap In
th. old fashioned way OF teediG..
PRICES:
EORSE AND CATTLE COAD!MENT In cssh Of tas feeds
BFDICATED HORSE AND CATTLE FEED. for res,or.
ing health horses and cattle Ia boxes containing " feeds l2
Addrss, prepaid, with references, to HENklS PATENT
CATTLE-FEED COMPANY London Bndge, London.
Menusctory England
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Flags! {!
TENTS!

HAyELOCKs!
HAVERSACXS &c.
Having over 80 sewing nshues prepared TO execute
every description o Military work 10 the best manner and at
sN' '"'''' DOUGLAS 4 SHERWOOD.
Nos. 81 and So MhlTF-ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-29
Ammunition.

GEORGE II. LAWRENCE West Troy, Albany County n
T. manufactures order and has constantly hand every
variety OF AMMUNITION consisting of Muske, Rife Car
sine Pistol MIME and SHARP's RIFLE CARTRIDGES,
Csniser Grape Strap and Spherical Case Shot, Shells MIME
Balls, Cannon Caps &c, &c.
Having experience ofwelve IN manufacturing the
bove ed articles both in the United States sevee and on
his own having need Of anything In his line may
81 assured ei orders will be executed TO their enic stis
faction and dispatch All communications addressed as
above will receive prompt attention All Ammunition ~hich
has been reGurd by the State Of New for the past eight
year Including that for the present war has been supplied by
A. hsviug recently enlarged his work he has
s,te. for turrina out round of cartridges per day
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Drn GOODS.

IMPORTANT ADVERTISEMENT.
8. w. BOWEN,
No. 532 BROADWAY,
In accordance with the times has determined to reduce the
prices Of bis WALL PAPERS &c. in his large estabhshDen
10 fully ONE-uALF the former prices, viz:
R.CH GOLD VELVET PAPERS. 81 to 50 50.
Former price, - 10 $5
RICH GOLD PAPERS, soc, 1Jc 81 and So
Former pce 15c 10 ba
FINE FRENCH SATIN PAPERS, 25e TO 81.
former price, Soc to 70 50.
FINE AMERICAN SATIN PAPERS, l2c to 3Tlc.
price, 25c to 15c
And al other Goods In proportion.
The public invited to examine his stock Of Goods The
worn In all instances guaranteed aud the best worsmen only
poyed. 5. W. BOW EN- No e2 brosdSsy.
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nliliiarp Notltss.

NiutE IL xiEenl.-SeTs CHAS. STRONG OF C1Tpa-
~ Capt RuiheIfoid viii leave for Msshngtsn on fnus
ioir YOUNG MEN Hh, are wilius 70
rocsre their uniforms viii be accepted application naae
civ AZ the Mercer House, OF boome ana Mct
er-s,s from 10 to O'Clock before Friday
NAVY rpPuRrvEST. May ~, 1861,
Boa rd Of Naval Engineers now in session at tue
ard for the nsnsop OF Candidates of az
mssion into the Engineer Corps Of the Navy. :. ,
QDafed Engineer wishing to enter the Naval service n
Queer will present themselves before this bosd by whom
.v viii be accordance with the instructions and
alton, goyening the admission of candidates TO these
qsdes OlOEON WILLIS, Secfe'S'y VI 'he Ns'y.
Camp Utensils.-CUPS, PLATES, KNIFE and fORh,
e,s with complete for four ak persons Ihe
Tnion So Camp most mplete and compact IN
se proveents ofs French officer 10 she C mean war
Furnished notice at wholesale pTlce bALDNi"
JOHNSTON, No G3 Maiden lane, New York
Men Wanted for the 2d Resimeni. y. y. state
Miia sshir gton at o'clock this afternoon oh
furnished st the Am0Iy corner Iths aud Jaa' Do
tween the OF 8 and IL this day, May ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-11
From santa Fe.

KANSAS CTY, Dec. I0.--The Santa Fe and
Cannon City mail arrived last night with datei
TO the 24th ult. q n H n
I All the merchants in the territory are requir'
cd, by order Of Col. Candy, 10. turn over thelI
money to Messrs. Donaldsons, of Santa Fe, az
q loan to the Government ~
On the 18th ult band Of Navajo Indiana
went TO Carroll's, near Albuquerque and stole
a large quantity of stock A party started In
pursuit, for ths purpose Of recovering the prop
erty, but six Of the men having got In ad-
vance of the balance, fell into en- ambuscade
and were killed. The rest Of the party, being
too few in number to continue pursuit, were
compelled TO return, leaving the Indians TO
carry off their booty
In the vicinity Of Albuquerque, the same In
dians have been committing depredations on
large scale XXI
Il is understood that Col. Candy is about to
change the system heretofore pursued for hold
Ing the savages in check. Instead Of keeping
the troops collected in one post, he will divide
them in companies, and station them at conve'
nlent points on the frontier, from which they
can make rapid pursuit after Indians when they
attempt robberies.
Measure es are being taken to establish mail
route between Santa Fe and Denver City. By
connecting link of forty miles from Colorado
to Fountain City, the route would be COM
plete. 4a
It Is stated that Messrs. Roberts g. Co., con-
tractors for carrying the mail line from Inde-
pendence to Santa re, intend putting coaches
on that part of the road, when the facts are
laid before the Postoffice Departm ent, and ev.
cry effort made for it's success. With the aid
Of the Pacific Telegraph from Denver City San
to Fe will be placed within eight days. commu.
nication with the States.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-11

UNITED STATES SANITARY CoMmpaIoN-ELEc-
TroN OF OFFicERs AT meeting of the Asso-
ciate Members of the United States Sanitary
Commission residing at Columbus, held at the
Museum Room of the Startling Medical Col
lege, on Saturday evening, the 7th inst the
following named gentlemen were elected officers
OF the Association, to wit:
Joseph Sullivant, President; Rev. Edward M
Fitzgerald, Vice President; John w. Andrews,
Secretary, and T. @. Wormley, Treasurer.
The members Of the Commission in this
city are Governor Dennison, Rev. Messrs, Fliz
gerald, Hemsteger and Mees; Drs. Carter,
Smith, Awl, J. B. Thompson, Loving and
wormley; Messrs. ]. sulivant, F. G. Sessions,
P. Ambos, ]. H. Riley, r. Neil, F. Collins and
John w. Andrews.
A call will at once be made by the Commits
sion upon our citizens for contributions fol
the relief of our sick and wounded soldiers.