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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
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THE NAVAL BRIGADE.

The brigade proceeds regularl' with lis equipments
and dri at the depot on Staten Island. Gen: Wool
has given directions 10 Gen. james OF Rhode Island TO
forward here the requisite guns for the sheoaterrs
which Gen James desires place in the hands of Col
Bartlett and his brigade while the subscription for
money 10 pay for these guns is rapidly filling ny by
our generous merchants. Once the brigade Is fully
equipped the public may expect good account OF H.
YESTERDAY. the Chaplin to the brigade the Rev c. w.
Dennison, held divine service at the barracks, at
which were the wife Of Col Cou. Bartlett attended
by two other Indies who with her, have volunteered
10 attend the brigade as hospital nurses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
JERSEY CITY.
- V.....I

Twenyseyen more recruits for the ID Regiment
Hudson Brigade enlisted in Jersey City on Saturday,
and lett in the afternoon for the rendezvous at Trenton.
The New-Jerrey regiments will leave Trenton for
Washington to-day
ANOTHER HOME GUARD.
Company Is, Home Guard Of Jersey City, met at
the Mayors office on Friday evening, and perfected
cers: Capt.D, A. II. Wallace First Lieutenant, A.
j. Bixby; Second Lieutenant, Thomas Earle; Third
Lieutenant, B. &. Neibuhr; Fourth Lieutenant, NJ T..
Morgan; Orderly, VIM. Pierson.
SERMONS ON THE WAR.
In ofthe churches in Jersey City yesterday
mons delivered relative To the present state of
the country In the afternoon, prayer.meeting was
held in the Bethesda Baptist Church, to invoke the
divine bestng upon rulers and armies in the pres-
ent emergency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
THE CHILD OF A VOLUNTEER

young man has volunteered with the 2nd Regi-
ment National Zou4ves who desires TO find some per
son disposed to adopt his son, boy years Of age,
or 70 take care Of the child until his return. The boy
is very pretty and intelligent, and lost his mother by
death several years since. Information eau be OBJ
tanned respecting the matter by any person DESTROYS Of
adopting the child, applying 10 Captain Frank j.
White at his resdence No. 3il Fifth avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Arrived.

Steamship Harriet Lane q. 81 Faunce. Annapolis.
Steamship r. Cuyer CrOcler, from Annapolis with the u
g. frigate & Jnstitution 10 tow. -
Ship Ocean Monarch Page, Liverpool March 2S s to wn.
Ship Re.olue Freem,n. Liverpool March 49, mde and ~
Shin SAMUEL EobsT.on tof Fuib.v.n) Tsb.r Savannah
days rice to mas.er April g. Cd Tybee, big Polnes 0
Boston, bonud s. Same day, spoke schr susan i0i DOs'
But C. Tedoir Crosby sagu. 10th inst. :usu 20 master
Barb PAl. Bdde Matants' h nst WHO :Ssa S s.,
marble fsss &c. and u pass 20 Valerie fS'sln r. n
Bark Msr.va Griffin. Gu.yaniA April d. "0'''e' u
saIl Houston Share Liverpool Wis Hsvsns April 49, mds 10
ss Isabel BenIm.S1 James PO.auprince 18th n't c0ase
'ps BIZ Brosn Na.ssn N P 10 days. sponge s
70 SGn@ s,n traveller tof sedswitt SARGENT Nuevss lcub
And, 10 sn,ar sud nolssses = Thompson 4 Hunter -,
Bnx Ocean Eagle of Guili0rd oates Mono'ia Feo 70 '
weed pain oil &C. to Yates Portsrned Co. i6.h met aL
IS S. lon 81 o. spoke brig Ocean se Cm Phdepna O0ole
schr Triumph Sterling GIOucs.,st days ., Oh;
schr Allied Hall Smith Portland days tton9'
scbr orrin Cowl Smith Baltimore days co coal ao.or
ssS Am Am a sp pie iSs sa 1Gs
Schr Caroline Ss'Ds oss 10 dsy. s simpson Clap
sebr Konp - EastpOr u days iAth and plaster to mas
ter Sch, w.uopab Owen Dsnnyso dsy' iath to Simpson
sess C.r, ,f Oston cOw- Porto ca0so April H. coffee
hss SC Geo 90 M s%S o Philadelphia Sender Remedies
i' seh l9 i1.T r.. 70 o SHEPPARD N.su p
schr Anthem (of My'cl, Green Ms'an1a' days m'se'
20 McCresdy Mott Co. -, AL, ..ru
schr ka:bec, Long, Nassau, N. r, 10Th Inst salt to
sshS Templeton (o Calai Hosion, Areceibo p H. i'h
inst, gar to Brett, son 4 Co. ,.,L
Sch x. A. Perry (of Bncxsport) stubbs AuI Cages hp
inst, coffee aud logwood to e. r. Buck 4 Co ...
Sch &. Straton Sumsn Alexandria days eoal 70 sS.
in the Chesapeake passed steamship fnaaSPH
hence bound up. .,.as,
Steamer Wainsutts Arey New Bedford, udse ADD Ps'~
master. - DIN
steamer Penguin winiams Providence rdss TO l. ooe1
IT, s. igste Constitution Rogers, ADnsPoe 40 ho,-s an,
u s. steam ftigats Niagara, Mckean Do"0' -
chored AZ Quarantine a., n, Thsmsa
BELOW-ships Magnet from Liverpool m'c op Pb.aaIDSi
from London; Edmund Kate hom Llyerpo9i iSi
The latter two reported BY pilot boat Moses d. ofnnsn
NlND-Suusei, N. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

PRoarr REsPoSsE.-Col. Towsends Regiment,
OF Albany WAS i'll want Of fifty men to complete The
required number Yesterday morning, Lieut.. Serns
was dspatched to WilIiamsburgh to obtain recruits for
Can't. Abel Smiths Company, which ID attached W
Col. Towseuds Regiment. He arrived IN Williams
bureh between 10 and II O'Clock, and wac directed TO
the 18th Ward, az locality where he would DO likely
to obtain the requisite number of men in the shortest
time. In an hour after the lieutenants business was
made known, seventy or eighty men had offered
themselves Fifty of the best were selected put
through preliminary drill ofabout two hours. They
were then discharged for couple of hours 10 bdgood-
bye TO their friends and eight o'clock lsst night Were
On their way to Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29

in he Prussian Army, in tho c. trear War; and after
ward Captain OF the East"n "a Yag III. Last year
lsry in the South, and shor ~ beipe he augaion
OF PIetiient Lincoln, he Ilsed 70 orSa ze company
in Memphis, Teun., be- 4ste it was saii 10 belong &c
the : s. isoos OF II Southl, whose secret ooJec~it
wac TO prevent The csr guraiion Of The presdcit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
ATTENTION Union RANGERS

The various companies of ibis regiment will meet al
the following places at clock on ibis Monday eve
ming, April ~, 1861, for the purpose OF dTlli;
Company st the Of Baysd AID Elizabeth street,
Com. any b. a. No. 45 bO~ery.
COMPANY g 3, Pythsgorss Hal, Canal street.
Company ID, the u Spring and Mercer ltcctf'
COMPANY y, az No IS BoNrry.
Company + At No Seventh avenue.
Co,oranies q Ii / J. end at The old Povery TheH,er.
BY order Of JAMES r. hbRiuOANi CoioheL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
THE ADVANCE GUARD

We understand tat there has been current report
sba I. the enlisted in the Advance Guard under
Col. Duyea, now drilling at Fort Schuyler, are poorly
b.ossded for and that they diScontented The re-
port 10 entirely unfOunded. TIE men ars not only
sbuu sanity provided for, but they enthusiastic in
their de- oOn to the cause and remarkably subor-
a1ste to their officers They progressing in disc
pine too to the hghes, satisfaction OF their Colonel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
METROPOLITAN HOME GFJARD.

TIE ciizens Of the Fifteenth Ward are invited to
meet tins evening at u o'clock, at the Hall over Phe-
lane Billiard Saloon, corner of Broadway and Tenth
street, - Arc their names and organize the fifteenth
Ward Regiment Of the Metropolitan Home Guard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
TIE zogrAvE REGIMENT OF FIRENEN.


The Zouaye Regiment Of Firemen, under the COM
gnand of Colonel Ellsworth, will fJrm ~ front OF ther
headquarters in Canal street. on Monday morning tne
2.sh Of ipril az III O'Clock precisely when the Fife
Departments stand Of colors will be presenttd The
line of march viii be up Broadway to Bond street.
through Bond street 10 Bowery, down Bowery 70
Chatham street. around the Park, up Broadway 10
Canal street. Collins Wharf. preren'a'ion OF colors
will take place by Mrs. John Jacob Astor N front OF
lhe S.. Nicholas Hotel. Also at the Aston House, oy
the laiieS of thai House. 1000, -,
J. r. NEsHT, Secretary.
THE NETWORK FIRE DEPARTMENT
VIII meet on Brcome street, between the Bowery
and Broadway right on Brca iway ~ ~ o clock pre-
ciely, this morning. for the purpose Of escorng Col
EllsWorth's Regiment of New-fork Fire Zouaves.
The line OF march will be np Broadway 10 Bond
street through Bond street 10 BOwery, down Bo"ery
10 Chatham street down Chatham street, AROUND the
Park TO Broadway, up Broadway to Canal street,
down Canal street 10 the Collins Wharf ty order.
JOHN DICKER,
Chief Engineer Fire Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29

Officers are required 10 provide their own uniforms
and equipments but the men a, clothed and armed by
the Government.
MEETING OF EXEMPT FIREMEN.
Nsv.YoRK, April q, 1861.
To CARLISLE NORWOOD Rso ChaU@dn Of Meeting 81 Ere"p
EUrmta
The undersigned Committee Of five, appointed at the
meeting April Inst roqu-s that you viii call meeting
O'Clock to hear snd SETON upon Of said Committee
(Ssnod) JOHN q. STORM
WM. A. WtiODHULL,
CHAS McDouGAL, COMMITTEE
JOHN LYNtS,
JOHN GARCIA,
JOHN Locker Chief Engneer
In accordance with tho foregoing leor the Exempt tens
the CITY Of Newhork requested TO meet a. fheIAo
Hall on Monday evening, 29th inst. at ociock ,,,
SECOND REGIMENT LIGHT INFANTRY.
HEspQuARrERs STATE GUARD,
% Regiment, N. Y s. Light inlsnmy'
Nsw. YoKK, April ~ 1901.
The strength Of the Cd Regiment ID as follows;
Ten conn,u,s 30 men BuD
One engineer corps - s.
One hoyzer cops, IS -
Drum
Non commits Oned stan
EioJ and officers. 10
800
s.,v,r,s rooLs and laborers
Total. l,uD
All armed, uniformed and equipped, and passed on
examination by the Surgeon.
! certify TO the above. ,.,.u,,,,, 81,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
One hundred men ar. wanted in the Ns,ioual Zoo.

One hundred men ara wanted in the National Zou~
ave Regiment up, the pscss Of those rreeisd by the
sning ohcer Application should be made q. the Mercer
HoUse.
Tho Union MARKET bell-tOwer has the American
nag lying end has had since the attack Fort S1mter
On Monday afternoon, 2gth inst, az o'clock, the
rag of or Coun'y will he rsied Grammar School No -
ne'eh'reh ard Houston sffee between EaX and Nools
Streets several ad'r vii be made and the enid en wiI
sing the star spar g.d banner"
CoRREcrioS.-James Gsyler is ID Lieutenant Of
the 5th Company h Regiment instead Of Jane. ~ Coos,
Published in The Lat Of officers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
RELIEF FOR THE SICK AND WOUNDED.

The women Of New-Yolk will hold meeting at
Cooper Institute at II O'Clock this morning for the pur
pose of pefecting central organization designed 10
afford relief 10 the sick and wounded of the Army
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
THE FLAG Ar GOWANUS.

The children of ST. Johns Catholic School, Gowsn-
us, having purchased beauiiul American flag, il
raised on the cupola Of the school building, Satur
day, with appropriate ceremonies There was large
assemblge present and the flag was sauted with the
movt enthusiastic demonstrations. The children sang
"1he Star-SpaDgled Banner"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
ANOTHER HOME CUARD.
MISCELLANEOUS WAR ITEMS.
PAY op yoIUkTrERs

7. will be interesting to all who volunteer for the
present war to know what their pay will be. The fol-
lowing table gives all the information necessary. Con-
gress, by-and-by, will give every aquarer section
Of lind beside.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
TIE IRISH VOLUNTEERS.

The Irish Volunteers will hold meeting 1T lliber-
pian Hall No. II Prince st. this evening at u o'clock,
for the purpose of raising this regiment 10 its fu num-
Der, for the service OF the Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
TIE 55TH REGIMENT.
t. ne Editor If Then. Y T,i5me

T. he E6lf0T n The y. 7. Tti5We
SIN: wouid beg leave 10 cav, in reply 10 your
rena concerning above regiment, that tho aJ soery
men OF the immortal Lafayette belonging 20 the 18th q his y
are now awaiting orders 70 march IN defense OF Lhary snd
dom Tho regiment posed tried, expecncsd men,
many o. whor served 10 the late Cdmean War The Uniform
/. o. Tho Zoulyc style. h the opinion Of military TIE 18th
will he effective regiments sent Cu ths,iJ
Al honor IA the noble a.ih! -,
SrU-york, April u Dol 4 ~ M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
TO ARRIVE.
Passeugers Arrived

n brig OCEAN Eagle from Aoarord-M L. ST. John lady and
child j. Best and .dy H. Lindssy. w. AAnrs lady AID
two children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29

DBtrytvG CAsu.LrY.-Lena Smith, little girl
five wears Of age esidg IN Snb street D. yesterday
playing rourd when he acceen,1D, fell ,o t1e ne ana
vas 40 badly burned render her recovery doubtful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29

ErsIArURs ALMANAC.
sun-Ri,e,5:Oi Sea $3.50 Moor-Rises. foTp
Sandy Hook. 300 Gov Island IS HenGste.... 6;D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29

FLEA slight fire occurred yesterday afternoon In
house in North Fifth street. Fourth snet, r.. d. bw0
cs by the carrssess of of the inaiss but was for
tuusely e4tinguished before much damage done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29

HALL ROBBERY The house of Dr. Wright, W
eG Fourth street. r. D. yesterday entered by snes
thief aud robbed Of a valuable oYercost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29

L.RcEYY-Ellen Sweeny and Margaret Smith were
ON SATURDAY night chsfgei with stealing bonnet snd
two pece. " cloth the Of Robert Nndso ~" rs
Grand street T.. D. They locked up Tor eAsnlG4sion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

Found DROwSED.-COroner Carney, oi jersey
Civ held an quest SATURDAY upon the body Of man named
Lawrence Donohue found floating In the Mor Canai Dasl
Deceased had been missing the night Of me S mat e
rs .uppoe he . Canal while intoxicated He w4s
about Is sud leaves family The jury rendered TIE
mn, Z OF found dIoA ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
Ohm FELLOWS CELEBRATION. :,

ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION.-Ihe forty-secohd
Anng.ray Of the Introduction the order Of Odd Fellows into
,be United sses celebrated by the order Ia jersey .J
win supropriste exercises Metropolitan Hall on Friday
vsninr An eoqueu ofsiion delivered by John foste
of Nessfk Among the invited guests sent we James D.
Cleaner Grand Master of tue Grand Lodge Of Ane
Rev Robert Travis Chaplain OF the Grand Lodse Of eoh
eru New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29

foed such an idea b. referring - tie curse pronounced
upon the ground at the fall IL Vas principle t1a'
had uartrsai influence and referred to all time. J1-
dea was example-no, a.speoial case.
H. The connection vas shown from me prom ~
OtrcrdttOH. TIT 3po,tle Paul repre, en,ed The Whole
creation IA OaIirg and Travelling il birth for re'tC u
ton % iisprOpe- Ite ~ blessogness. Ii REDEMPTION
Wa restore them, tbeir oss by lin. the cursed
ground shonld bloom again.
The preacher sad the truth he had been declaring had
reference country, for we also were embraced
IN q uLiversaliiy OF the connection TIE biesring,
beauty and peace of our country, depended on The
righteousness oi's inhabitants. o. who conid tell
what Gods dealings 10 be with this county
whetleroyera the llxu,iance and wealth. and beauty
of our far West there should he spread blasting aud
aud lnilde~ Nhv we're the former inhahltant" Il o =
land extiugusledl They had Moses to describe their
deGliuc fall, and min.
The preacher concluded with vivid description Of orr
own present wealth and greatness anatoD, and ashed
if all this could 10 naught. As God was true,
Christ al powerful, if our sins are not. iepehlei
Of all would come TO naught. He urged that we
forget not the baud OF God but trausnl freedom qua
liberty po-'cry by ia thiu adherence TO tho
Constitution OF the United SIaIcs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29

Officers required TO provide their own uniforms
and equipments but the men q, clothed and armed by
the Government.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-24

in such places was engineered through the
Legislature late the last night of the ses-
sion last year. Nearly all the interested
members had gone, and it was law with
out half the members knowing it.
The bill placing cavalry regiments on
the same pr y As infantry, was amended by
Senator I'D munds 30 as to include only
Col. Platt'a Regiment now being equip
ped. He urged that he was not ready 10
offer the extra seven dollars 10 all the
troops Vermont ha, yet to raise for the
war might lat twenty year, for what he
knew, and this precedent might load the
State with more than it could shoulder
Senators White, Woodward. and Robbins
opposed tht amendment a. inyidiOu- and
not being be most economical way of leg
islatlOn. They urged that all our soldiers
should be treated alike. There are really
two -ides TO the question. bu: it seems to
me too late to back out now This should
have been thought Of last spring. But a.
i said before on this subject, extensive cx-
perience alone make, a decent law. The
seven dollars j. pledged to those that have
gone and impartiality requires that We
should Offer the same to all who will vol
uutccr.
One Of the Joint rules adopted for tbs
session l. tia, 40 night Session -hall be-
hell later than ten o'clock. and the fnal
adjournment Of tin Legislature shall be-
three O'Clock in the afternoon. Last year,
experience ma taught one lesson. -
mote il be-. J. q. ID.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-24
GOV. HOLBROOKS MESSAGE.

The message of Gov. Holbrook, though
not elaborate, is a we'll written document,
and the recommendations and suggestions
which he makes will be generally approx
ed. Doubtless it would have presented
more Of detail in regard to the events of
the past year, had not the severe sickness
of the Governor prevented his giving any
attention to matters of State until within
very brief period before his Inaugural
ton
1t seems that Gov. Holbrook estimates
the total expenditures for the current year
above the ordinary expenses of the Gov
eminent at over one million Of dollars
OF this expenditure it is estimated that
six hundred and seventy-two thousand dol
lars alone will be required to pay the Yer
mont troops the 81 extra per month
But this calculation is based upon the ex-
pectation that the State will furnish her
full quota OF troops, and that provision
will be made by the present Legislature
to pay the future regiments the same
bounty that the troops now in the field
are receiving. No part of tI,- sum, OF
course. will be refunded by the general
government. 1t thus appears that our ex-
penses will be extraordinarily large at
best, and it suggests the necessity of prac-
ticinc the most rigid economy and guard
ing the outlay of the public moneys with
Jealous care, that nothing may be wasted
through extravaganza or inattention.
The Governor recommends the entire
remodeIing OF our militia system, and
dorbtless the subject will receive large
share of the attention of the Legislature.
Its Importance demands the wise,t and
most mature deliberation.
The Governor approves of the unity of
political action as evinced by the people
OF Vermont in the recent election, and
hail- their action as the harbingpr of that
political union Of patriotic men throughout
the loyal States. which will ensure the Ill
timate triumph Of our Governments in
this WAY" All right
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-24
THE DEPARTURE.

A ring of women stood around,
Their cheeks with cloths a-drying,
" Fair ladies'" said I, don't, pray
lnfame your eyes with crying"
"Oyes!" said one, "Ifyou wereI.
You'd not feel so elsted,
If YOU had loved the the adjutant,
You would be agitated."
sob dear, oh dearn another sobbed.
- Don't speak perturbation.
Ny love = a commissariat.
/ want COMMUNICATION"
- You wretch - another said" to smile
At other folks disaster,
How can | muster these nv tears.
Who love the Qnartermaster''
20 cruel man" the fourth one ssid.
May 20 = own heart upbraid you:
For ], since my msjority,
Have loved the Sergeant Major"
It's YOU, is il" another gulped-
" That talk 20 fine and yaunty'
But If your love Sergeant was,
You wouldn't De Sir. jaunty."
The RET with SODA and signs did tell
Of ali their sod relations;
And it was love Otprivate.. made
The sum of their priya,ions
Tie world is foil of groans and Fighs.
And tears all eyes will swim in.
AZ lon : one hal 3 made up Of men
The other half OF women.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-24

An EGG IN A BorrLE.-To accomplish
this seemingly incredible act requires the
following preparation -
You mutt take an egg and soak it in vine
gar, and it process OF time its SELL will be-
come qui,e soft, SO tina; it may be extended
lengthwse without breakina then insert it
into the meek OF a small bottle, and on pour
ing cold water upon it it will assume its form
er figure and hardness. This is really a Gu
riosi,y, and battles these who are not in the
secret to find out how it is accomplished
Scientific Ancricdn.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-24
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEES.

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yr;ouoo1o. ,,ha ,,,l,o. lo og.uo.l liz ho,,.o
c,~ ,o1, aa-n;ol - t;oI- :. -. oo,.o. g..
snec;men Thew miobt have imao iDed
the Governors message gave no more
definite idca ofb;. administration tho, tbo
brick of Hierocles did Of the bniIdino
ub;ob h. ofsrod for cola And who con
,,oodor = snob ros tbe;r conclusion s;rca
.hu uo,o1;o.ou-. 3;-o,o.od oh-o,,,.o,,, ,oth
naf tsot ,,t;oh = NO. n,o.. ;n,narto,,t
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-24

"Let every American citizen, instead of
crying Peace, Peace, when there is nc peace,
rally upon the ramparts until Secession is
silenced; until the roar of artillery has
ceased"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-24
e. a letter from member Of the Sec.

e. A letter from member of the Sec
end Vt. Regiment, dated the 18th, says
that the Federal forces are gradually adj
vancing, and that he soon expected TO
write from Fairfax, the rebels evidently
being in retreat with no intention Of MAX
ing a stand this side of Centreyille. we
also learn that the regiment is generally
in fine health and spirits.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-24

HOWE CONVERSATIONAL father who
l. habitually silent in lis own house may
be. in many respects. "a wi>r man. but lee
i no; wise in his silence. We sometimes
See parents. who are the lite OF every
company which they enter. dull. silent.
unintrre>ting al nome among their chill
dren. Ii they have not mental activity
and mental stores sufficient for both. let
them first provide for their own hou@e-
hold. ireland exports beet and wheat
and live, on potatoes, and they fare a.
poorly who reserve their social charms
for companies abroad. and keep their dull
ness for home consumption. r. is better
tp in-trucl children and make them hap
liy al home tIlau It J. 10 charm strangers
or amu-c Friends. \ silent hou-e is a
duh place Tor young poopie--a pls,rs
from which ihr. will e-csr. If they can.
They will talk o. think OF Driua, Shut up'
there; aud the youth who de-. no. lore
home j. in danger. VI k home. then. g.
cheerful and pheasant spot. Light II up
with cheerful .ud instructive converSa-
ton. Father. Mother. talk your best IL
home