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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09
The Revolution i'm Russia,

Observation-Disclosures AND THE DEFENCES OF WARSAW
warsaw (Nov. l5) correspondence Of London Times
rs difficult to form an idea of the ,ems which Is nj
TINS moment in force in the Kingdom Of Poland and in IL
thuana, ohynia Podoa, and The Ukraine While tie
milia.y 9IGe " interior is continually receiving re-
nforceinehis other largo bodies q troops arc being con
centratcd on the frontiers Of Poland acia the Ukraine
ana Austria Tho fifteenth division Of the fh corrs Is
already concentrated on the side Of BesSa abba
After the arrival OF General TOdtlcbcn and Of General
Hansen at Iamosc there council OF war held al the
quarters OF General Soukhosanet which General Lders
and the Generals the staff OF the army in Poland as
sisted. After this council the Generals inspected the
fortesses II the quadratera between the vistula tho
Narew tho Bug ala the Weprez. An enormous sutply
Of provisions and military stores has been accumulated
In the quadrilateral :.
~ means Of these fortrcssss Russia c0amands the Aus
tr1on ana Itssidn p,orincts situated under The same me-
rfd'an' II IS for that purpose that these two Powers
have during the last twenty-five ySars constructed
line Of forresscs from West to east.
After having arrested tn priests of the Catholic Lu.
thoran and Reformed churches and even tic admins
traitor OF the dioccss OF Warsaw who succetded the
Archbishop, the members Of tho delegation pubic Cuf-
tonares, landed propricrs and literary men tho ~
tnOritles are now arrestng women.
inc wile OF d. Ciropens nobeinan of the govern
mont OF Twer accused of having Published plan for the
emancipation of the peasants which exceeded the
ment system has been arrested on tho frontiers Of
Prussia She was denounced by the police of Berlin for
having in her possession DO, ks written in the Rnss;an
language and printed In a foreign connlry
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For incidental expspses of the qaeEteFmAster 8
three hundred dI1fy live ttOuHand AMI
'thiffesn dollars and eighty cents.
FOR transpOFtaffgp of the army Apd its supplies
Two iiion FIVE hundred aud hfty -fonr thousand one
hundred and SIghty-siS AollaEB and eishty-cpe
cents. l.s.s 49, - sn
ikhousard three hundred and sixty-Seyen dollars
FPor nrirolase Of dTagoon horses, two hundred ami
piuety.seyen thousand three hundred and thirty
FOR clothing, camp and garrison equipAge, ono
1pilliou three hundred nne nifty thousand ono num-
-Ired and ffty one dollars and thirtyetght cents
thousand dollars ,.z.,-s II Z,
ding horse equipments for al mounted troops, four
hundred thousand dollars. - -.
For manufacture Of arms, sixty thousand dollaTa
tPSt incTeaEifR the manufacturing capacity oftt
national arnlory, thfty Thousand dollars.
For purchase OF gqpPoESsr aud Lead lofty thOa'
PoFpnrohnss ofaEtilleEy horses, tWspty-aTe thou
sand dollars III e-rfsfsh 20
FOR hire OF quarters for troops Of store houses Tor
the safe Keeping of military stores, of grounds iO
summer cantonmenta, and for temporary huts, ciii,
hundred and ifiySeIght th6nsa md two hundred ahd
eighty three dollars and eighty-9ne cents, ~
Sec s. And be It further enacted, That All APPro,
priatIons and all prOvislons Of law herein eontainn
Applicable to three years volunteers BhAu apply 70
two ware volunteers, and all other volunteers who
have heen OrHay be neceVedtnt0 the service oil the
United State5 for period exceeding three month";.
Approved, July ~, 1851 Is sel
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College
FOUNDED, II
SI0oATED
Cor. Baltimore and Charles-sts.'

Cor. Baltimore and Chnf1es-Sts''
BALTIMORE, MD.
FJNHIs INSTITUTION is NOW IN THE MOS
prosperous and lourishing condition. Twice az
ring the last years has II been necessary 70 obta
larger apartments for the accommodation OF Lhe II
creasing number Of students, representing neaFI:
II INV o6cunies one OF the most conspicuous
de6rably located buildings In the city. Inc room
are commodiously arranged, spacious and eleganh.
The advantages and facilities here offered to youm
men desiring to qualify themselves properly LOT u :
various duties Of the Counting Room, to obtain
T6orouOh Practical ButiReSg Education generally,at
ansurPSsse In any particular, by any similar esta
FACULTTS
Ests e. K. L0SIER,
Prncipal-Lecturer on the Science of Accounts, Com
merce, Business Customs, etc,
], NJ. PHILLIPS,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice of
and Commercial Calculations
'..t II, II. DAVIES,
n. e. JOHNSON, .-75i I.-..f - g
Professor Of Business and ornamental PenmanHhil
ST. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law %
REv E. YEATES REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno p. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Nansant,
Hon. ThOs Swami, Nm. II. keighief' ESQ
Jacob Trust, Esq5 Nm "a; cnSe Librar
of Standard Works expressly for the use Of the st"
dents. ,..--,,-,. T., -.
There being no vacation during the year, Student
can eours.
from TO IL weeks.
AD1FLoSIA is awarded to all Graduates.
large and Beautifully 0rnamented Circular, COT
tanning upwards of SIX SQUARE EEET representing I'll
Exterior and Interior View of the College, yarion
Characteristic designs penmanship &C., sent py mn
$3.50: baltimore Nd.
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DEPaRfNEHI OF mn INTERI0E, 1


W0ahinRtOn- ID. "a I'm Feb-1 Iboy-
sIR: I have used your Pills in my general and hos
pffa practice ever sine made them and cannot
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N eff regina ing action on the liver u quick Ind de-
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for defabeenients Of that organ. Indeed, have
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that 1t did not readily yield TO them
= RrathTnally yours. AIONZO BALL NJ D.
Physician Of the Marine Hospital
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gslSsf; 1851, 50 aF Is the or may DO ap-
Ied 70 the provisions OF act, and not ine9nsis
$50 Ia Antite Ii fnrther enacte ed That TO detr1y
IN the expenses that may attend the e1eenIlon o.
ibis aei the snm Of two hundred thousand d0LaEs
=, lnnei thereof ~ may b necessary DO and the
ranle q hsrebyf appropriated % DO paid ont Of any
money IN the Tressury not Otherwise appropriated
Approved, July II. lssl'
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n. B-subseriBti1Bs resolved and forwarded ~
A. n BRDIBLIoNs ARRht for wheeling audsfetaitF.
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TRANSPORTATION.

- q Cleveland, Pitts burg and Wheel
ii''T E t.'g ing Rail Road. saHs
g Ell. 3 . - -
an AMI AFTERslIgND6YgN 6tsiafsf 9Sth, 1881,
passenger Trains will leave Bridgeport al FOL.
lows gundays szeeptsdD 90 .Eo7s
iS s It GTf f.Sa 4 80 I aud nd
$40 p n. Expresss GtoPptng at ell tatIoiis,
1870 EEvsi.s = q S. iii S aud
1865 fn; FFs = sos 4 u. aud
odI -tsRETIjRNING TRAINS. 3t
Leays cfs7sia6d At 9ss a. II. and $40 p NJ. mr.
ri1e At bridgeport s:25 N, s:s5 A. NJ. and 1000
Es.r; pi...sssE !. 10 A N $50 !. ,S5
CONNECTICUT arc made as Follows' o
AtPiat6tfsh With Psdn1y lykhia 4! n. for Harris
burg B 1s ge.E %asst9stSs' PhilH
Cleveland with oItyelaEd Tcled 3 n for san;
all points in the Noltl WEs[ viii
gan zH - ebieago and the noE14 ~ With.
kirk, lsu1aIo and NIagara Falls. With
- 5si :, Cleveland. Colnmbhs a Cincinnati ilr
iyif CrestliDs. Delaware, Columbus ant
A. Hudson Wild p pSs Gsz. q C. r. r. for cuyahosa
Pals, Akron. Millersburgh and Wots:
Massilon, wooster, salsns Enoh, g:
.S & 5 and R5 s.Ts
ark, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, Iu,li-
- annapolis CAIRO Cincinnati Louisville
18iI Isl. 1fEisi s. SGssss eaa all Popl'
ExcurEion Tickets 70 Pittsburgh and return SS,Is
g tlrls ia'iee qa'e-et s4aa
Through Tickets %: all pointsfu the West, Horth
dd East can be pf6enredl at the once So. 81 Water
street door 70 Sprigg House, Wheeling, Va and
at Bridgeport Station. a.a..,s.ss -
point accessible by this road and il
20 the EaEt+N0rth; West and North West at oiiee
No37 Water street or with Freight Agent at Bridge.
z9lYY57Hts' -t9R5 sR Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN, Agent,
JIM MCCULLOUGH, President y fA74'A@
Pr. MYERS Cent Ticket Agt noVo &
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Baltimore & ohio Rail Road
s1'iEE - E;!IH..lEEiss5R -


ON and after the 18th Of APRIL 1861
u ger Trains will be run as follows. Wis:
The Express Train leaves Wheeling daily except
Sundays al 10 A. NJ feHyood at 10aD A. NJ; arIiy=
IuK in Baltimore at $40 a. NJ. connecting with the
Expresa train for Philadelphia. New York, BOSTON,!
and all the fHktefn cities leaving nt $40 81, ar
rfves at " $50 A. n. making close cuii;
uS8 melton With lines for all parts Of tie
EOutb This train stops at the principal stations
from Wheeling 10 Cumberland. ~
Eefurning leaves baltimore at 845 p. NJ, and
Washington City .:45 r. NJ. arriving at BenMotal
"a ii. and Wheeling at 6:27 A. 81, making direct
eouneefinn n fr all p9tts Of tie
Me- west and Nbrthwest. This tfain stoiis
only for meals and wood and water. ~
The Mail Train leaves daily including SUNDAYS a.
e.bS p. M -BenyFood AT 7s2b p. h3 ana arrives M
baltimore ut 3:15 p. NJ. connecting with the Mall
train. Leaving for Fl slhih !Asy yoEk, BHston'
Sjnn EattG EN- oitfes at 435P. 81. arrives at wash
ington City mt $50 r. NJ connecting with the South
ern lin, for all parts of the South traiustoTs
on the est end the road at Noundsve CnnieTon.
49, NaDnington. Water Station Fairmont and Grafton
Il6tnTnihR JeksAA HnlkihfcEe 1t $3.50 A. ot WASH
ington CITY al 4.2h A. III. and arrives 81 epyfPod Mt
- fjOi0R inland wheeling It 1922 r, 81 Seonpecting
With the Express train for all partsof the Southwest
Wet and NorthwesGA This train stops at the pr1I-
s'g gt! RS IA faelids rms
daify except Gunday FPiedm6nt Ht6s40 A. ai
and arrives a " J. Il PoRD, AEsnt %
wP SnuTH, Master OF Transportation "
49, IURT4GF NJ
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Dysentery, DinfFh @a, RelaH,' Worm r

EFom Or. J. G. Green Of Chicago.
Your Pflls have had long trial In my practice and
hold them in esteem one Of the best AperientsI
have er found Their Alternative enect upon The
liver makes them an excellent remedy when given
Their suEareoatitg makes them very accePtaBle and
convenient for the nse of women and children
Dyspepsia, Impurity OF the Blood,
From Req j. v Hnaes, Pastor Of Adpent
.a Church, Bost0a.i "a 81
Dr. Ann: j have used your. Pills with extraordi
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digestion purify the blood, they the very best
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NEE 20 Here's t.sllas Illss fGs ftsssY.d ega
fGtss tRlsbF fiY1sI =. Shth5T'
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from DF. u. II. Vaughn, Montreal, CdH1d0s
Too much cannot be said Of your Pills for the cure
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worse believe e0EtireHGSEto originate In the liver,
but your pills affect that organ aud the disease
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fss4Fgare always as low. and time as
~ mick 5t.S by any Other Route.

5ASK-ROH-TIC
The eomplSionj of tbel Connections Of tho
Pennsylvania Rail load makes this the
Direct Linz Betyyeen the East ana IN q
Jva ~ ~ ~ tSs R. Road Jriu,i
at Avoiding all draypge or ferriage on
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sssso5f s'lfFRHIGHTs.
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OF BALTIMORE TO and from any points on
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The Pennsylvania Rail Road also connects At Fits
buEh Sy which Goods Sen be ias
Tsnnessse, Gnuibsfiind, Illinois AIlssisdpp WILSON,
ain, Missouri Kahs6s and Red Rivers; and
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From Mn. z t.layt PssysieSaa and Nid,gis, Boston
lind one or two large doses Of your Pflls taken at
the proper time excellent promotiVes Of the nat
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TFVHLIV'-ENV' ri -
An ACT to provide for tho payment Of the militia
and volunteers called IRto th6seryice OF the Uni
ted States, from the time they Nere called into
service to the thrteth day Of Jnnes eighteen hun
dred aud siXty-one. itf4
BE Ii enacted by the senats and House Of Repro
of the United States OF America In Con-
Eress asseahled That there be and hereby fs Hppro
praied, ont Of any money in the Treasury not 9th
tryISa the sum of Eve millions seven
Hundred and sixty thousand dollars 80 much
thereof as may be necessary, TO enable the Govern
ment to pay the militia and volunteers called into
service Of the United States being an additional
AMOUNT required for the fiscal year ending June
tbirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty=ons.
Approved. July Is, lsOl. 7.ts.i .Yt.tF.{
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PuIAskI Howl. sayannall. q. Jan. 8. u.

PULASKI HousI, SaTannah4 Ga, Jan 8 Isbtk
HosoEED SIR: should be ungrateful tor the RELIEF
your skin has brought meff did not report my
10 You. A cold settled in my limbs and brought on
exeruciltinx nelSdlgic paflS which ended In eofie
rhsiIaatis1i- notwithstanding had the best Of
physicians the disease grew worse and worse. untn
81 the advice Of your excellent agent In Baltimore,
Dr. Mackenzie 1 tried your Pills. Their effects we're
slow hut sure. BY pefSe IN the use Of them,
am now entirely Welt
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lFrOTa Or. EdtrdTd Boyd, .BdltiNOre.-

100 .fTOD1 Or. EdrdTd Boyd, .6dtffNaoFe-
DEAR BRO. AIEE: cannot answer yon 'tuhat rom
DInIuts have cured with your pills better than ts
saY an that Ie Grer tT6df Sgih pAitOdtiFe SaedfefRe
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sEsa4E oaa1sInEa, Baton Rouge, La, nee. b 1855,
+ DR A11a.. have been entirely cured, by your
Pils Of RkeiBatie GoHt-a painful dfsease that had
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Rf-AIost of the Pills In market contain Mercury
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atences that frequently follow its ineautiopa usa-
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Ffoaa a Forwarding Merchant of st. Louis,
FL 1nEe

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niles on her skin and In her hair. After our ehHf
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2 ;'l 4Snt Psyfassls ~ d his Rsss.
Ne II eps6tod 81 shs Espsta sud HoasF Of RepEas
TtS;sfaaSinbisdS FhSts ah6lEfAgA 6fst lstkSl PAR
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~ Q eStAklEhSd, ard that fem tpd Atfsf the pas
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Dyspepsin, Impurity q the BIC
WAasAw, wyoming Co., N, Y, Oct. q, 1sE

WAHsAW, Wyoming Cos N. Y, Oct. q, 1885.
iDEAR =: am using your Cathartic Pills In my
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bL0od. JOHN g. liEACHAM5M.D D.
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Dropsy, Paralystss Fits etc. -
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nFEIcIAL
g1lAwsEon4akEiffTEp srATEs.
Iatssd at the FfrIt se1sion Of ne thirty SeptRt
,sIssinSI sCIaggi6so ilVIs7z J D

ss.3s .., IPuPuo-No.l.l
AN ACT % refund and remit the duties artns Inn
- ported by SIXTIES. as
Be It enacted BY the Senate and House Of Repro.
setatires OF the UniiOd States Of America in Con,
Rress AssamhIed That the Secretary Of the Treasury
he and he 10 hereby authorized and directed to re-
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imported into the United States snee the hrst day
of MAyIast, or which may 30 imported before the
hfst day Of January next by for thS account OF
any States Provided, the Secretary Of the Treasury
EIall be satsfed that the said are iutended In
good tSitl ior7 the Of the troops Of any state
Which Il or may be engaged In aiding 70 YpPpress
the Instruction now existing agatnst the United
StAtcs. f4'
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Three Throngh Pc senger Trains raj

The CAPACITY of this Road Is now equaI 20 any IN the
- ~ e IOountryfLF slsfir '3sisdA
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sAYER'S
CATHARTIC PILLS

Z A RE YOU sSlGk-EEEBliEA NONOnf4AALA4Nu
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cold settles somewhere Inthe b9dy, and obstruets
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Statements from leading Phyzians IN some Of ne f.
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As n Family PhySte.
FFoBl Or. Z. ". cETtRVTiphE Net0 OLtedHS-
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TT..a,.he SReI. Headache. FrouI StO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-14

FROM MONTGOMERY.

rELKeRAPaic CORRESPONDENCE OF THE WING
MoSreoSERr May l2-The question OF the removal
of the Provisional Seat Of Government from thi5 city ia
richmond will be decided to-day. 1t will probably be
defeated. think that Plesd Davis will 60, hovev-
er, and head the army on Tho border.
Mr.. Memmnger has sent in report Of scheme for
raising the fluids necessary for the prosecution of the
war This and tariff are the only questions now remain
ing for the consideration of Congress
Proceedings in open session to-day were unimportant
Congress will probably adjourn about the middle of July
unless sooner called together by the President.
II regard funds for the war think that fifty millions
will be raised probably me half by treasury notes. one
fourth by CUSTOMS ard the last fourth by Greet taxation
DO not think volunteers will be received for less term
Of service than three years. or during the existing war
Field aud sa officers will be appointed by the Presi-
cent In local emergencies the Pr,sid Mt may receive
volunteers Otherwise, bat not lor campaign service
The following appointments by the Psosaen; have been
confirmed by CougJ,ss Wade Keys Assis!an: A,torney
General; Geo. f. Nela,n, Superintendent of Public
Printing; E h. Noise Distric. Judge of Louisiana; L.
Z. Blackburn, Marshal Of the District of Florida l.
Morris Marshal o! The Admiralty Court at K West; D.
H. HlmI.oa Marshal OF Inc District OF South Coroliua
B. Paterson, Marshal of the District Of Alabama W. H.
l. Tyroa Marshal Of the District of Mississippi Con.
aane b Byeriy, Marshal Of the District Of Louisilua
L Ross, Marshal OF the District Of Georgia; D. p
holland, District Attorney for Florida John L. Taum
Attorney for Court of Admiralty Key West George Ma
SOM Attorney for the District Texas Carroll Posey At
torgey for the District of Mi5sssppi James Conner, A.
torney for .h, District Of South Carolina; H. c. Miller
Attorney for the Distric; OF Louisiana; H. J. quier
Attorney fer the District Of Alataml; Hamilton C,wpcr
Attorney for the Djstric. OF Georgia; VIM Pinckn,y
Hail. Judge Of the District Court OF T,x,s; A. NJ Clay
,ou Judge of the District Court Of Mississippi
Dr. Mcdowell, Of Missouri, is nov adde's sing large
crowd 10 front of the Exchange hotel.
Tac Express company commences running regularly
to Pensacola next week.