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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
Minnesota Sharp shooters,
COL. B ERDA.N' IS.

UNITED STATES SHARP-SH00EERs
TNHE Sectetaryef War lately authorized Col.
H. Berdan to muster and organize al the
good marksmsn in the loyal States that offer
from Gen. >McClell.n's Body guard and com
missioned Under authority Of the Secretary o.
War, to carol the good rife shots Of Ainneso-
t. who prefer to enter this branch Of the Ne
tional service.
The lot Company Of ,Sharpshooters from
Minnesota under Captain Psteler, is, now in
j.: the Camp Of Instruction at Washington. The
I'd Company VIII b be marched there as soon
las 100, men are enrolled, where they will DO
-clsthed, armed aud furnished with the best
.oa1np and gsrriron equipments. ....
All sbls bodied men used to the rife, Or hay
ipsA good eye and nerve, who desire to join
.thia beauoh Of the army will bstested At Saint
.:,Paal Or al able bodied msa Who brius : cor
,tiaeats from, : Justice of Peace Or county ofic-
ial, that they have made . string Of SO inches
! in 10 consecutive shots st 200 yards, with
globe or telescope sights from = rest; Or the
saps,stringn It 100 yards with common. open
seishtslfrom = rest, viii be mustered into the
,pay,and service Of tho untted| States, and fur
.pishda subsistsnee and eenfortable quarter.
at 81. Paul.. - soon ~ they present them
>sslxss. Expense Of travel from home to Saint
Paul refunded st the rate of current stage
fare. proper, Vouchers being produced. Pay,
SIS pr no,tA: 500 bounty, s1d All other
.hssslts given voluntsers under the ssvsrsa
ietsqf.csnSresr. ''I r,a &; - - rf f,,r
.ThearQ selected by Col. Bardau, after w.
:rieus t>sta and experiments is Sharp. l.prssed
BrsseksLaolSg Rife, cast steel h.rrel, PACKED
Ball, double Aiiggsr, a., which il pronounced
to be srestE saPssiok tetsay Coths1 tu1 for
this s.sFee n ths.. eezviee, p md q which, the
government has ordered tho manufacture Of
large quantitie, expressly for Bsrdan'e corps.
iHoweveE, saeh man j. at nberty,to bring any
fayoritSs 4sapaa he pleaaes. ,c1t7 2-.cz-,,,
Nsaissis' insoraa.io.us s..ppiy p.r,osany II
by jstt(Iloa- y IL 9TH ~ CT,
VIM CAPT. VINE. RUSSELL,
q EIuua1 E'dT.a1. { H. RtetGtin1 QEan.
B American Hsass, st. Paul, or H. z. ,Mr1clx11,
Post Qmes. d. Cloud. - = -
- 9 9Es II II 81 - i
s7DR. w: B: SIndONT0N,. :. Z
h u .SPECTPUtLYt tenders his Fl ofsssionsl
IN Services - ~ Citizsaslof ST. Cloud and
Y Vicinity. ss-i~ Vs. N~'-' 49, *" -
Rssidsn1a. LavefJ own, spcoad house south
49, tfsshstS5 Sssut - ~
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Sa-rartisulsr attsntion gives = otbrA&Ds>
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
ThermometricalR Record. ~
Reported sxpressly for the DRxoclAr, ~
g. karlxtt Druo0ist ST. Cloud

Below Zero.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
PURIFY, TIE B.QQD.~ =.
iMOFFAT,SllFE~PIllS
i AMI
Observation-Disclosures
Free fromlall Mineral ;Poisons.

Thegreat popularity which, MOFFAT''S LIFE
PILLS and PHOENIX BlTTEkS have attained
in consequence of the extraordinary cures ef
fected BY their Use, renders it unnecessary for
the proprietor to enter into particular analy-
sis of their medical virtues or properties
Having been more than twenty years. before
the public, and having the united testimony
Of more than Three Millions of persons who
have been restored to the enjoyment Of perfect
health by them, it is believed that their repu-
tation as the best vegetable medicine now be-
fore the public, admits Of no. dispute. In al
most every city and village in, the United
States, there are many who are ready to testify
to their efficacy in removing disease, and Civ
ingto the whole system renewed vigor and
health:
In cases of Scrcfula, Ulcers, Seurry, or Erup-
lions Of the skin, the operation Of the LIFE
MEDICINESiistru4y astonishiag, often remov-
ing, in a few days, every vestige Of these loath-
some diseases, BY their purifying effects Oh the
blood. Bilious Fevers. Feuer ard Ague, Dgspep.
sia Dropsy, Piles, and in short most alldiseases,
soon yield TO- their curative properties. : No
family should be without them, o by their
timely use much suffering and expense may / !
saved. a,rPrepdved by t,,,,,:.
WILLIAM B. .MOFFAT, Md. !.
T., =. &1a !. IL aas ~ ia. .Ne,ot Fork.
And for sale by al Druggists. v2ns9sly /
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
WE A .VsINsC7 a. - =;

r AN PREPARED T0t wEAvF GARpRsf
i in ~ Best n,nnsr:: 1ni III the shi oo5rtt
notice. RoAnS, wo do6fs south of tlS 6tesr ~
euso. MRS. NOORE
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28

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LIE would ask the attention Of Physicians
LII to his assortment Of Tilden & Co.'s Fluid
Extracts and Sugar Coated Pills, ~ being tho
pursst, best and most reliable preparations
ever offered to tho profession. ...( >,.::u
us stock of Paints and Ok il, most COM
Ill plete, and the attention Of Painters and
Builders is respectfully asked thereto. j ;
THE stock Of Patent and Family Med;eines
i embraces al the preparations Of Aver,
the Grsefenberg Company, Wells, Wisten,
jayne, Bryan, and many others.
TOR the Toilet he has all the Preparations
l. Of Lubine, Harrison, Wright, Balm, and
other celebrated Parliamentary Soap,
Burnett's Cocosine, Cocoa Pomads, Hair,
Flesh and Tooth. Brushes, Hair Dyes, &c., &c :,
&C., together with large assortmehteof Marsh
& Co.'S Trusses, Shoulder Braces and Support
ers: The best plain Leaf and other Tobaccos,
both chewing and smoking, to be found in tho
place.
J.. He will pay particular attention
TO tho compromising Of Physicians prescrip-
tons at oil hours, aud from his long experience
and strict attention to business, he Aatters
himself that he will merit . share Of public
patronage.
L. &. SIMS.
St; Cloud, Nov. 27th, 1851. vsn1s-tf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-11-28
s NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY

rhi, is The most direct and desirable route
from St. Paut. and all. Points on the Upper
via either Prairie du Chen or Ia
Crosse to Chicago, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland,
Toronto, Niagra Falls, Buffalo. Dnnkirk, Crest
nne, Cincinnati, fif.sburgh, S~n shin gton, Bal
.iimore, New York, PhilaJelphis, Boston; Al
bany, indianapolis, Cairo. St. Louis, Memphis,
and all plac Fast, South, and South East.
AL trains from la Crosse connect direct
with c. s NV. Railway at Minnesota Junct.
All trains fr,'m Pr. du Chen conaect direct
with G. NV. Railway = IA esyil'e Milton.
NO CHANGE OF CARS
from Minnesota Junction to Chicago, Or from
Prairie du Chen to Chicago.
New Patent Ventilated Cars, with Patent
Busters attached, are used on this r ,ad, avoid
ing the heat and dust 80 common on all rail-
roads. .''~8AG ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-10-19
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

At speeiSf selS11Sx of9gPoNeeJ Jury Of
this parish, 'hsld st the .Coqrthone taafebf
pn MohaaN tn 30th ~ z eptii 81. l86l.
at 10 o'clock, 4. m., the following members
were present: Braud, Allain. Trinidad, Lam
dry, Lennon, and Woods gssss Sc s7fs'saiqs
a bsent J. L: Lobdell, Pipes, Cain, Isba.
diole and C.sS. aLobdell.is s3zusdsxa ,r.]
President in the chair. srs<s "a saza.e-fs
b. On motion u Mr.Landry, it was
Resolved, That the wife Of Felix Hebert
be placed on the list. Of the participants in
the Volunteer Fund Of the parish. : -
MI Sylvanie Saurage was allowed for hold.
lnk an Inquest on negro man. $15.
- MI; ; EWebber's bill for pauper John No
% . J; Il ss lsndlys bills against The parish, al:
r. .Qo motion Of Nr. .I1ipidad, s. vae-.s,..,
RResolfe1 That Wm. wbite- Be and,6e il
hereby authorised and fully empowered to
endorse Tor -snds on account Of all participants
in the Volunteer Fund, from the Tower end
OF the parish, all warrants issued in their
favor. 81 10 ssss86GGs s. s. TgessTTfN7
On motion Of the same gsutleman IL was
Resolved, That the Sheriff be and he i
hereby authorized to receive lor and in nav
ment OF parish taxes, Confederate Treasury
Notes. NJ
sepeeial instructions were .e;yen to th,
Chief Of Police relative TO- patrols, -
On motion Of Mf: TTinided, Il wsas r
Resolved, That Widow Harper Be placed
on the list Of participants in the Volunteer
Fund OF the parish, and her pension 10 begin
from the 18th June last past 1851.
On motion Of Mr.. Lennon. It was
Resolved, That the bond Of &50o, ,issued N
favor of,A. c. Woods, BY the parisk Of West
Baton ROUGE an The a A.~, nf c. ,oon
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-10-19

To a Il. Mahodds1r: 0JG8 ala KaoaI z
You are hafeby ordered te put your rad A. everv
6ridge % ssns ID ssed sldtf, - i'd u P6fes
"' '"u1' os''Hna.,sf' q 1hs assh az s at.
aeptA14 psl14e "a eai Is ,asarlhpl rlhplpesfsE l llth wefA
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-10-19

'4's7 - ~ - sI''77-sl t3sF.F9s8sltF }.
.taed IN ssg4ast GoG rasG as5
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-10-19
l8ARROW e P0pR

sH1.| a0AOy g EUkE,5 " saF7N
Att0EleeNs1tL LWsU E,
C9Ne the AhssaesQs Lieut. N. II. Pore. David
AM barrow, VIII b atWest Baton Rouge Cour.
evssy nSa@ay, SHlsis professionally engaged
raassst ksastsnds to the legal business Of
AGM \. tavrot..
HI - f1squeualns. o. hs1EfI 9ft@9
n!0M oEED:-ln store And for sale, Boyd's Pro
W. ut&,s satvvs, 3lgks.zu1 1ud Petit Guif.
= y 0sid.aY at aHQk 1kNyAHM
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-10-19

i ~ Cor Laurel AID Church Sts., an +
8 NOW open for the reception ofstrangers and per-
Il nanent boardsrs. will spare expense to make
my house home to AL, and equal toany in the State
outside ofNew Orleans. Ny rooms are all we'll venti
lated, and thelocaton is convenient to business being
the Post office, and within ten minutes walk Of
y he State House. 1t will afford much pleasure to
see old friends and patrons when they next visit
Baton Rouge. Oet,o
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-10-19

&54# ag8 muse Y E8H a@Ff
.HistigS. sgs5 81 Esas. Z !.
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Calanitios,


NNIuE MInprErDS, a ,NiTAIV ~ rin: WAR
of lsl2 died On saturday night at Syracucs, n,Ssd
wears.
~ NINrM or TiWH Ar the O,wngo Sl1iuy-
lark, proved 70 be- two burglars whose dark
lantern betrayed them, Lut they ESCAPED.
A HORSE RAN AWAY Mt Pennington, c.. on
Tuesday, aud the alci Ia CarcGnug, Mr.. JoEI
Br'HwIIu struck his head against u tree and
was killed.
A ma A FALL RIVER, Mas. broke out on
SATURDAY night, in u boiler room aud destroyed
the building, and work tools the loeS is over
$1,000.
A TIWr. SUPPOSED 10 be caused hv spOntnnc-
0us combustion broke out in WuirNgY + arnory,
New Haven, a few nights since, but was dscov-
cred and cNtinguighcd lust in tine to sayc the
whole building from destruction.
A LITTLE Girl WAS HURNr To DEATH at st.
Louis, on Friday afternoon, while playing at
hide aud seek with her companions, the locked
herself IN an empty room, and ignited her
clothes, running past tho stove. Before her
mother heard her scream, and burst open tho
door, the poor little creature was beyond the
reach Of help.
A sIIoEr TIMR SINCE, AMAsA WooD while at
work IN paper mill at NatiCk, Mass, was
caught on shaft driven at tho ratio Of 100 times
II minute aud was carried round about fifty
times. His clothes and thick tightly fitting
boots were torn of, and his si.e and right arm
where hc clung 10 tho shaft presented shocking,
sight, yet, strange to say, not bone was bro
ken. The space ho was wlirlcd around IA was
Unly nineteen inches.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-01-28
Criminal Items.

SoNE roIIrICM VhNpAL knocked on t',rcc
.tars of the shield over the door " tho Supreme
Court at Washington on Monday night.
Two WILLIAMS wERR DISCOVERED firing a
whcclwright establishment At Cohncs, on Mon
day night. The watchman gave chase, and was
stabl cd hy one They both cscapod.
An INDIGNANT wirH having had her husband
arrested for cJlm. con. ut Newark, ". j., on
Thursday, while passing out of tho housc sho
would have buried hatchct in his hold, but for
the officer warding OF the blow.
Ar CARPENTERS PoiSr, Orange county, a
lad named MIDpAuuu was 80 severely stabbed
by boy named TuLtORD that his bowels pro-
trudcd, and he Is not expected tO recover. Both
boys aro about fourteen years old.
A GiRL NAMED SMrru who was arrested A a
nght-walkcr hanged herself with her scarf in
her coll in the Boston 1Ombs. on the 22nl inst.
The officer in charge cut her down in time to
save her life; the third rescued from self murder
in the same prison within the past six weeks.
A orRL sSrrpS YEARS orp daughter Of a
poor but respectable widow in North,mpton,
Mass, elorcd in order to lead life of infamy at
New Haven, Ct. She was discovered there in
den Of vice, stowod between two feather beds in
a chamber and the door locked. She left reluct-
antly, with deputy sheriff, and after her re-
turn home showed no signs Of repentance. She
u now violently insane, and therefore confined
IN the state hospital at Northampton.
iouNG ARNsTRoSo, VINO ~ now on trial at
Philadelphia, for the murder Of RonERr CR,w
poRp, is scnderly built and very mild and ra-
thcr handsome youth Of 20, though he 'ooks som,
five years older. lilo appears in court in deep
mourning, but apparently quito unron corncl
laughing and chatting with acquaintance pro
vious TO the opening of the court, and app r rntlv
unaffected by the entrance Of his mother and
sisters, cnrcwurn and sallcncd or even 10y that
OF the relatives Of CHAwroRp in deep mourning
Az OLD MAN named IssAC BIsniSG, living
near WilkcSbarrc Pa, Iuarrclod with his son
III n ut oi rage ho seized gun and shot tho boy
In the back, frUm the effects Of which he cannot
recover. II seems that the old man woull FRO.
qucntly hang the children by tho mock until life
was almost extinct, aud at other times he would
hold their head under water until they struggled
In the agoniCs Of death. One of the bows iled to
the house Of II ncighhor ono day, badly burnt,
and stated that his father hal thrown 4 rcl hot
poker into the b"d in which the children slept,
just 10 see tho frolic they would havc gcttin;
out! At another time hc nearly drowned his
vii" ly holding her head ia a crock Of butt"r.
milk, -
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Currents of the Atlantic.

There Ia a strong current from the North,
sweeping round the coast Of Liberia and Capo
Palmas, running eastward to the island of Fer.
nandu, To. The bark Mcnli, which arrived on
the 18th instant, from MouruNia, with Mc.srs
JouHrUN and IuErIN, owners went last Sep
tomhT round Capo falmIs, and about 80 miles
tO tie eastward, 10 tLo river S,u pvlro, the
eastern bound ~ ol ihvrin anil nry ardrly 90
days IN g.rHg hack rovni Cdpc PU'rqOs 10 Nom
rOrfJ, owing entirely - tho siren 9Th VI tho
castcrly current aud 10 high " nds.
This current, called thc Guinea current is
stated 10y Col. SAmNE lwho passed Cape Pal.
mas in II. li. VI. shiU Pheasant ia May is2J to
have u breadth Oh Cape rllmds " $50 miles,
and Ia the Blight ~ Benin 800 miles, where it
merge. with the Southern Polar current, coming
from H." Cop" " Good lIop'. B,.h currents
now uUitc! dow directly West oyer to tho coast
Of South AuugI,a in "A stream oG Hdrly | 900
rui,s IN ruin, On the coast Of Brazil tins cur
rent divides, part flows Nrrlh To the Gulf Of
Mexico, and part South towards Cape Horn.
See Capt. WIlKT,' L, ;. Exploring EXpcli-
tiOn, 1888 10 1872. Vol. ), page i6l.
The steamer Seth GrOsNcnUr, sent from New
York to Lilcril.layt May, proves of great benefit
to Liberia; commercially, in carrying frcish
and commcscill letters; sOrially, in carving
passengers along the coast 10 tho different
towns; and politically, in enabling the govern
mcnt 10 dispatch troops and early mtclli scnco
from one point to another. When the Mrnli
left MUnrOvia, 29,h Of November, the Seth Gros-
venor was 10 10 sent on in u day or two to tho
Cavaly River, near Cape palmas and 90 up 1t
80 miles to the missionary station Of Rev. Mr..
MFSSISGHH, where there had been some difficulty
with tho uatycs.-,JOuItdi Of LDDlneyce
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THE NEW YORK SUN
MONDAY MORNING, JAN. %, 1861.

Cons FiAS or YOUR LIrE.-Ncver complain
o'your birth, your employment, your hsrdships I;
never fancy that you could be something n you only
had iiGeren; !yt and sphere assigned to you God
understands hiS own plan, aud he knows wha, you
want great deal better than you do. The very
things you most dep ecstc as fatal limitations or
struIti, M, are probably what you post want. whN
you al huduucCs, Obstacles, discoSrIgements, ave
probably Gods opportunities; and u Is unthus new
that The patient should dislike his medicines, or any
certain proof that they are roson'. NJ truce "
all such impaticnce Choke that envy which yn,ws
at your heart because you not in the same lot
witt others bring down your soul, or rather bring
II up h. receive Cod will ard do his work, in your
against your temptations and then YOU shall find
that your condition is never oplo cl 10 your gN i,
but consistent with IL. DR. Bu,hncli
THERE has been established at Naples, saws
the Gd.cn5 di 7Irino, committee Of priests, under
the apposton Of the Union Of the Ecclesias,is II
Southern Italy" Their programme cnmrriNs LIST,
The creation ul uurn. aiming solely t. instru-t the
people, and T. PROFOUND reforms In discipline. %.
uniform system " prCs, hing. 81. Gtatuitots in
structOu in religious and political dutcs for all
classes 4th Assistance for the sick In the hospitals,
and slnthod Of assisting and succOring prisoners.
Oriru.EArrSG os TIN IScRE,sg.-one Of the curl
Gpts revealed ty the publication VI custom house
table,, IL that there Was imported int this country,
,At year. 800. 900 Iounds uf opium. OF this amount,
II is estimated, ftom reliable data, that not than
une.ttnth Is used for medicinal purposes The hsbi,
e eating opium is known 10 be spreading rapidly
among lawyers, doctors, cersymcn, AMI literary
men, and enormous quantities used by the manu-
'a turuts " those poisonous liquids yhCn are dealt
cut In drinks in the saloons and groceries that ufst
every city aud village In the country.
THR VARIOUS MOVEMENTS in London for tho
pr moti,n OF Christ eyapel .ltipn, and ssec p,ly
Tor hing the neglected section VI tho population,
have lccn revived with vigor the return u
winter.
TuP BIriR-WoNAS MOVEMENT has assumed
gigantic proportions, aud 10 spreading far and wide
blessed influence among tho most degraded VI the
population.
Tokens OF genuine revival are not wanting In Rag
ged Schools, asd among some Of the sncaps we havJ
30 ID N believe that work Of rase mani
tst,d its power.
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The Leaf.

The leaves are the feeders Of the plant. Where
tle sun and air are, the leaf must 20, whether II
be out Of order or not. So, the irst cUnSidIra-
tiOn with the young leaves is--how TO keep out
" each Others way, that Scry ono may leave
its neighbors a. muah free air as possible, and
obtain a relative freedom for itself. This would
bc quito a simple matter, and produce simply
balanced forms, II each branch, with open air all
round it, had IN thing TO think Of but reconcile
ment Of Interests among its own leaves. But every
branch has others To meet or TO cross sharing with
them, in various advantages, what shade, or sun,
or rain is TO he had. Hence, every single leaf
cluster presents the general aspect Of q little
family entirely AT unity among themselves, bus
obliged to got their living by various shift
concessions, and infrinpmcnts Of tho fani' "
rules, in order not to invade the privileges of
other people in their neighborhood. And ir the
arrangement Of these concessions, there "a an
exquisite senslbility among tho leaves.
They do not grew, each to its liking
till they run against one anotb or, and
then turn back sulkily; but, by A watch
full instinct, far apart, they anticipate their com
panons' courses MS gcd tissues guido them sel We
by the scnsc Of eGch others remote r resencc, AM
by watchful penetration Of leaf : purnose /,
the far fature. So that every sh1 low which on
casts OH the next, and every glr 1t of sun whicI
each reflects to the next, and w cry touch whic
in toss Of storm each Receives from the next
aid or arrest the development Of their adyancin
form, and direct as wip bo the safest an
best, the curve Of every old and current -, ,
every vein: And this T culiar character @,
is. in all the strucf .urcs thus devslopet
that they arc always visibly the result ,
vofition on the par Of tho leaf, meetin
an external force or 70 to to which it is never pa
| sivefy subjected, pom it, as upon mineral
the course OF forms ton, the great merciless il
huence Of the univ erse, and the oppressive pow,
Of minor things Immediately near 1t, act col
tinually. Hea' and cold, gravity, and tho 9th,
healthy resu aint, must, in certain inevitable d
grees, afecs the whole Of its life. But 1t is u
which the y affect-a life Of progress and VII
ssss ~ rely passive accumulation Of matte
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New Years Eve In Rome.

On the 3lst Of ID, comber the Pope wen, sc-
eording to custom, to the church Of the Josuts
in the Piazza del Gcsu, To hear IT, Deum for
the blessings enjoyed during the year A roli-
tical disturbance was apprchendcd but all pass
ell OF quietly. The Frcnch troops were under
arms on the Piazza del Gcsu and tho occupants
OF the adjoining houses adorned tho walls and
balconies with tapestry Of various kinds and
representing various subjects. The most con-
srieuons was JosEru escaping from Mrs. PorI.
rnAE in the nciGhboring streets, pichcts and
Reserves u raTul dragons were stationed. The
crowds wcte compo-~d Of churcimcn,
cigr, RS a all nations. but Of the Rounn people
hcrc was scarcely a sign. A couple II youths
in green nsiform, evidently from the EMERALD
lsie,wcrc m~t conspicuous in their vocifcratons,
some priests sho stood nigh, hut had never
been at Donnybrook gaIcd at them approsingly
but rot without q certain terror.
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yc-up yolustccr~.

lUC NharlCstOn 'Ou1tr says!
BESIAris G. RNwtsY, oi Sp ttsylvauia, Va, ayNl
~ years, was on visit to Petersburg, Va when he
heard Of the occupation uf Fort sumter, AMI tho
probability VI war agli Nst South Clrolini Iis inn
incdistcy ~h hg horse ho,nr, aud Vt JtR for Charlie
ton, rdlking GrcU par qJth rug.
On HIS atri sa hore, and the rcppv ~ his Intention
Col. JnilN =. FoHrus generously undertook tr equip
HIM, and ho In now awaitieg rcappnse frnm him to
In enrolled as \ recruit under Lieut.. W. uANrroS
GiUIIp,.
C"iuMnrs DNNtrt, IL years " age, ~ reached the
city nom Nashville, on similar mission, aud has
been enrolled hv Lieutenant CHIMES.