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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-19
WrOftamation SeS N%rdf1benten Ser
Ser. &tGatcn.

Da Der 9rafbent Der Ser. Staten an Is.
April beS SaGres 1861, in Nnbetradt elmer Sn-
l~urrettipn 9esen Die @eleBs Die Contribution UNI
Die 0egieruns Der Ser. Staater1, pelAe in Den
@taaten Sup @arplina, Georgia, Qlabama,
8lortoa, Mftlflfppt, 2ouiliana unp Gera8 ausge-
broGen mar, trait leiner grm1Gtigung purG et,
Een GrlaB, betitelt Sin @elsb aur @inbert.
Jung Der Nftlis, UNI Die @eIeBe Der Gereiniaten
Staaten tn Ausfubrune gu brineeu, Snlurreftipu
gu unterpriden rno SnpaiOn 3u~riiid3uwerfen, pte
aud CUR s3uridAabme Der fraber gu 6te1em 3pede
s~eItenpen 8%eitimmun9sn" bsltatist am %. 8sbr.
1895, bic Ntlt5 etnberufen bat Inn Die beIaote
Snlurrefttpn 3n unterprifen uub gu Ipraen, baE
Oe @sIsBe Ter Ser. Staaten setGris oussef ibrt
tper0en, nnp Da Die Snlureenten ni6t 3u Der pom
graltOentsn ssiteatsn 3ett ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ltno Da Tsrner telaSte Snlurrefttpn leit0em in
ben Staotsn gIrsinten, Nc,o Carolina, Nrfan-
Jas uno 1ennefee aua9ebrOGen lit. unD nod,
berri4t, uno pa Die Snlursenten in aft bte1en
Staaten beanipruGen, paB le inter Der Q(utOri-
tat ~ber1elben banDelten unp pa Der BON ibuen oe=
ma8te &npru4 ntGt ssleusnet nod suridaewte-
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fen fptrb spt1 Der Nerlun, welhe bic JunIttonen
ber 9e0ieruig IN Deu beia8ten Stddtel1, 0pef g
mem She'll pper 56eiIel p~erIelben ot9rbt 1tHp pe
Snlarretticn BON Dem Gta0ten lelblt nid}t ltnters
pridt pproen lit:
@p ertlGre tA, A6ra6nm Qinrpla, YraIpsnt
Get Geretnt9tet Gtnoten, froFt etut8 0eleBe5 pe0
@pnqrelIeS, ~belt0tt9t om Is. Suit be0 SapreS
1861, puB BITE 8"ewpbner Der 8 e
n|onnten Staten Georgia, SIQ@@aro=
lima, Girgiaten, NOrO-GorpItna, IenneIee, Nlae
bama, Qouiiana, Eeraa, Qrfanlaa MiIfIlppt
unD 6lUripa Unit Nuauotme Der 8epp0ner Res
ientQen SGetles pe8 @taateS @ir9tnten, pe(acr
peltli9 pOn Den Nle99anq Bergen lte9t u1o iol-
DYER annerer Gbeilc pieIe8 Gtadte8 unO Der Bier
su9gr 9en0nnten Gtaatel,, pel6e 2p9alttat 9s9en
bic Union unD Contribution ciutalten, Dper treld}e
0egeuper BON Belt SIT 3ett BON &rupPen Der
0ereint9ten Staaten, Die sur Nuaetha1Oerper
funa nieIer 9ietelltpn 9erIpgnpet tpsrptlt, beiFgt
uno inter &pntrplle Gontyotle SenOntt>ten per=
Den 1nS0eu) IN Nu ruDr 0e9en Die Ssr-
~etnt0ten Stanten begrjfen Iino r1o Dap ale
6anprls>8 erbinoulg 3tpilden leBterel lilto Den
8elpp9nertl Der 9euonnten Stnate!1, nit Den por=
berbenannten Nuanabnien, ultgfIeBltH III u1o
ttnaelebltb tlei6eu miro, bt8 Die bel09te SnNur-
rettipn uuterpriadt fein pirp, paB ale Outer,
0ieb, Waaren unO 6anpelaarttfel, Die aus trs
9enD eireir Der genarlItst Staatet, NIT Den
eprberbenannten Qla5tabrien, n00b Den Veretttt9=
ten Staaten 9ebraAt iperoelt, alt68enptntlelt e6
9elne9e pteS nit Ips3teQer &rlaubntB pes Drdlt=
Denten, purb ben SAabmintIter, Uper bic n06
einem rer ~tenaunten Staatet1, nit ben Sprber=
benanntetl Nu6nabrnen, b~efbr0ert tperpen, 81 SanO
Uber 3l WaIer, nit Sdtff pper onperem gelnr@
p~erin98mittel, 1Utrie AUDI S6tfe poer atpere
Sef Grperuneanittel, ipeI6e Derlonen uad poer
ppn ienen Staaten befGrpertt, ben Gereinigteu
Z taaten oerfallen, unb pap pon unp nah Der
3eit BON fiuf5ebu &ageu mad, Dem GrloB pieler
Proclamation, ale SHtfe unD 6aGr5eu9e, Die
~tbeilnetle Deer gang, 9eronen an9eb6ren, tpelhe
In DEN penannten @taatett, nit ben bepUrge1art=
ten Nu8nabnen, ppbneu, ltn0 aui See pper in
etnem 6afen ber @ereini9ten Staaten 9%ef1upen
rperoerl, Den Gersini9ten Gtaateit per fallen, nnO
uno tb befeble bterinit ben Diltrift8= 9lnpalten,
WarI2dlen uno Boil Seamten uliD SfItSieren
Der Gee= uno Qonpmod,t Der Scr, Staaten, pad~
Jam Su lcin in Der Qtuafa6runs ptele0 0efebles
tatipn, pelde perelbe auSIpriht unp perbdr9t
tnpett i'd es SeDea ~freiltele, Der lib purdS bieles
bena1tbetli9t 9lanten m18s IiA an ben
SAasminiiter gu we1peu, DER 9eleBliA beft9t 1T,
Dcer 8eiAlagnatnten auf3ube6en, wean,
na6 leiaem DafUr9alten, Die ~ipe5ielen llmitanoe
eine8 Safes cine iplte Nuf9etun8 nStDis
s
Dep gum ,3euBe unter10rci6e i'd ptsIe8 NIT
eigensn 6anp uuter Dem Siegel Der Ser.
StaateIt. Gc9eben 5u Bal6tn9t0n am 16.
Sage pe5 Nugult i'm Sabre pes Serrn 1861 uno
Dem aGtanplfGs5i9itet Sabre Der llnabban9i8-
Der Ser, Staaten.
Nbrob q 2tnco(n,
Gur6 ben Yr%dIipentsn:
@tfltam $. Semarb,
Staat5sW inilter.
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tur9tbaren 3erltGrungsnalAtne beIAdfti9t; btss
tstbe lUQte am 20. bon Stapel gelalen iperpen,
Mtan bUTt le ais cine ldrptmmenpe 8atterte 9e=
gen Die S6aluppe nSroptl9n" nnp anpere Slp=
taoel9tfe 3a Serpenben. Das ltarfe Tran6pprt@
IAtf vGnp9 Strain" neldeS in Bottom gebaut
tpur0e, bat 3u DteIer llnpanplung In Elm Sturm'
boot berbaIten mulen. Der pbere She'll peS
Oampfer8 1T NIT Gtienba6nl9tenen bele9t, unb
S0ut0nnten 9e9en cine Sanpnaee 9elhubt. Dim
Su9 1T Der fitnf SUP 0prlprin9rnpe @tpOer, Cper
Stnrmbpd on9ebraGt, 9letdfal8 fart nit 81 Ien
bele9t. Nm auBerfen Cube be0elben lpringt cine
furGt6are Ma6e @tlen in Sorm zines &nppfes
Dor, unter Dtelem &nppf unp unter Der Waiers
laGe %beftnpen fA 3pet ltarfe Sdeeren, wel6e 70
9elteat lino, baB fe in bic Setten bes @6tfeS
nit Dem le IN GOlitpn %fOnnter, etn0rtn9en, unp
pas S6tf felDalten. 3wiIaen bielen S6eeren
ltebt eth BUbrer, Der bur1 etne auf benz 8ppte
bettnolt9e unabbdngt9e Ma16tne in 8etpeeut9
9eiebt miro, SpbalD pie SAeeren pber Sta6el1t
IN pne S6if ein9eiGnitten baben, miro Der Bob
rer RAID IN SemeSun9 9eleBt, UNI pe Sette BEG
Sdtte9 purGjul6neiDen. Wenn Gin QO6 Sc
oVbrt 1T, fam Der 8pbrer Iduell 3urlfBe3o8en
uuD an elmer anpern Stele au9elsBt tperpen.
Die oer9etalt RAID 9ebp9rtfn 2G@er ltnD SrUB
9enug, pa6 G6tf balp gum Sintsn gu bringen,
Da5 SOOt miro leGs Geltte gu ieiner 8~emannun9
brauAet, Die unter einem eli ernen Dad 9ebpr9er
tnp. De- @ilpt teuert NIT etues in Dem S4trnt-
pa4 an9sbraAten Geleaccps.
Die Nlsterer baben ptel 0elD an biele t9re
Taoprtterfnpun9 9%eipenpet, uno SeripreAen fA
telten grfplg BON ibr. Sb le absr BET ibrem
9rpjefte IN 9teAnun9 9eSc9en baben, baB bic
8rpOtlYn unp abnlt4e @eIeaen peOsr iebr pa(fs
Der Natur, nod BE onperS ltattUnar linp, Tim in
Der angeOeuteten 6acpn an li9 p~ppe,iren gu laf
len, pas 1T freiliA cine anpere 5ra9e. GS 1T
l9perli6 an5nnebmen, ZAP bic Srpcfl9n ptefem
WDultrum BON elmer McSquito Die @degenbeit
gebsn Miro, tbreu Sta1el 3I appItcireh,
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@uropGif1e Slad6ridoteu.

8erltn, 81. Suit. 0roBes Muflsben mabt
namentliA aber in Berlin, Die gegen Den gauf=
prGlsS NulanDt in DeIau etnselettete lnterlu IT.
dung. SIS trift pieIeu Mann in 70 beoeutenper
Steltuug Der 8erDaGt, etne 9anse Heibe aroBs
arttoer Betrit9ereien i'm 8ettage BON so bis 90,~
coo I6lr. eeoen bic QanDe6banf ~unp3par 3dpn
felt pem Sabre 1850 fer besanssn gu BADEN.
Die StoatsanwaltIdaf 9alt, naA umfan9rei6er
grGrterltnS Der anIAeineno BON Der friberen Ser
~paltlnG Der QanDesbant Seribten Serbredert11en
9anpluu9en, einen Sauptpnnft 9tgen Den Nn9e=
tta9ten aufreGt, pdbrenD Ie fir anbere 9unftt
feinen genii9enpen jarilttiden Nnbalt fnben. Den
erftgenannte Banft, Der altd Den eGenlaligen Gpl=
Ilegeu 9iulanpt'5, Den jeBi9en &auf mann Qteberptt
in 2eip3tg unter Nnflase brin9t, betrifft Die bon
8etpen ais commentator rer 8anf be,paenen
9ribatpprt6stle. Btr bGren, baB glulanOt Der
baftet tpprpen III, aber aud 5u9leih, paB etniee
leiner perlGnlihen 6reunDe cine Caution BON TO-
600 Gblr, 9eltellt BADEN, porauf CT feline 5retGeit
tpieper er6telt.
Narnbsr9 %, Suit. Sn benz 6elte
No9mittag f~att9efunpenen SGn9ertage purpe
uaA 3ielnli6 lebbafter Debate, bel9ipIen, Die
SRI zines a19emeinen Deutl6en San=
gerta9e murte nnG 3temltf lebbaftsr Debate,
bel6lrhen, bic @~rinpung zines allgemeinen peut=
l9en Sdn9ertunOs 5t peranlaIen, nndoem ltA
oorber ~ein3etne Observation-Disclosures conltitutrt
batten, Die al6Daun Den DeutI6en. Sc ammtl1uz
~gerbunp 3t pr9aniiren batten. NlS eUentueler
Sorprt fir Gin in finf Sa6ren pieDer l~tattfn>
penpe6 6ef warpe Granffurt in Auslift genpm~
men.
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Talfd,e gzae1ritht

@a19tn8tDn, II. 2lus, Der 8erid
~erltatter Der gereinteten Vreie IN @al1inot{
sat in @rfaBrnng 9ebra@t, DAP in @tttaOaPG
tr1tp an anberen @ldben Die gtaGrt@t eerbret
tporben III, bag &rie8smtntlter Cameron ietm
Steauug e~ntlalen nprOen fet Da nt@t8 8aI
res an 6tefem @erii4te If, 10 p,ett DerleIbe es fl
~5wefmdbtg biele Tfentltae 9atanntna4un8 !
erlaRen, um ni6t serpaGtt8t 3t perpen, ala
Der 8ert6t BON ibm a%u6gegan8en,
Stoeite @epeidbs.
@of6tngtOn IS. Slug. Dte Na@rid
baB &~rte98mintfer Cameron e%ntIafen weroe
iOue, TT unpabr unO il In elmer fern0eIrgue
&tapt eptltanpeH.
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Mlernnhrin.

@leranbrta, is. 4lu9u1, Na4mIt.
tags. 5eute Nadbmittag Bate eine 3tec09ao3-
8tran9a= Nbt9eitan9 unter 2(nfabrnug be5 Qieut.
@tbfon Spn Der ginccln=G asalerte, etn Solar
mtbel nit &eGelan, IL Metlea BON bier. Der
SUIpat SrSin ppn @bitaoelpbta iparoe batet en-
lAOien. Gtuer Der Gpnl6perirtcu ftl 4lct6faQ3
bod nabnen ietne Rameraben pte 2et6e be7d6et
NIT. Dret Oeierteire BON ben empire 9auqer5
pom Scltifana fam Gclte 6ttr all. Gie I1aen
aus, zap fe 0t4mcn0 pOr Il Gaget e%erlaffu
9atten uno mprpe1 na4 NaI9iR9ton 9eI0idt.
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@erLeenna ner 9Lncrnhe.

8Vtpn, II, 9lug. Ser 6rtttl9e 0ampfer
v@alfern State, pom yarmeutb, %. g., qe1icrn
MOr9en an9etOmmfn, brahte A Or6pft uuD 81
Safer SerpeutinSl uas 81 8allen glort6 Caro-
lima 8aumpcae ME man bSrt, BAT or Die 9lo=
tape gebrUden uno Die Saoun9 3uert nad gar
mOntb unO son % bierber 9ebra@t, Der 81
9e%ntbitmer Oes 9erpentin8 miro einfn Nroft son
$4,000 ntahen.
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Mn NIIe, &c ea andeht.

8iS auf uetteren 8efebl bari Miemanp Die
Ser. ct, ppn trseno einem 5afen b~frllben aus
p%srlafen UDne etnen 9aB BON Seiten bteIes De-
~partemeutr, unterSethnet pom Stats inifer.
9lu@ parf 9%tenauo an ben ufern Der Ser. ct.
lanpen O9ne 9ab zines Mtntaers pper gpnlulS
Der Ser ct. nnp ipenn Elm Srember einen Nab
BON letner 0fe9teruns Bat, 70 fpI bieler pom etz
Wttntlter pper @Onlul Der Ser, ct. cpntra=
li9nirt Iein.
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geGegropbifdbe gfnebribfsu.
r BEN rBaIttmpre @eder.
0GAff wiAtiae S1aAriMt.


@nrlcfem Ser GOnf6Serirten amf Sen
@OtOmac beftGtt9t. - Oeneral=SrDer.
@aittn9tOn, IS. Nu9ult. Die Dor et-
nt9en Gagen nlitgetbetlte gia6ribt, oaB tie Ste
bellen=Gruppen li9 Dem @ptomac na9erten, Inn
In Mdrplano ein3ufalen unp pann auf @a16=
tn9tpn Sit ri1Gen, wirb In pem @rape beltdtigt,
Dab pa6 Grie96.D Department lib peranla6t 9e=
~funOen BAT, sur Si4eruns Der Sauptltabt unb
CUR Sernbt9un9 pe5 Saupe8 Die na6fol9enpe
OrOer gu erlaHen, beren ipfOrtise Ausfa9rans
palIelte ertpartett
Srte8s=O epartement,}
Is. Nu9u(t 1861.
Nle 9efeblebaber ppn Negimentern In Yennz
iYtYanien, Stem gOrt, CONNECTICUT. MaIa9uletts,
Germont, N6ppe SslanD, 9ep-6amI6ire, Maine
unp Midtgau polen BON Dem naGlolgsnpen 8f<
fell Noti3 re9men
Yin ben Spnperncnr ces StaGtes -
SIM Nuftrag peS @rafOsnten Der Ser. Staa+
ten merpen Sie pringenp erlmGt, lpfprt ale 30
lcnt1r 3eetnenter, pper Gbeile %berlelben bic li6
tn Sbtem Staate beftnpen mG9en, Ipfprt, auf So
fen Der Gegterlne, ra6 Wal6tn9ton at befSr=
bern, elsiApiel Ub ptele 8plpntar5 bepafnet unp.
etn8efleipet linO pper nidt. go
Die SfF5iere jeper 8e9iments=S Organization
lplen Netrutirun9s Sif3tere an ibren reipeftisen
SammslpIaBen BADEN, nm lore 9iei9en 10 ldnel
ais mGsliA 3u fiaen. 9lue Sff3ieu BON @c-
Ns9imentrrn lolen iF6 lpfort in Balb~
tn9tpn bftm @enerdls@ pmmanpp melpea, nm
allies gfGtbi9e fir lire Commanders gu mpfan9eu,
I'm bte MU6tlmaduns a1er Nesimenter gu
bel9leuni9en lnp Sic erluGt, ben SffSieren ate
Ter unabbsn9ieen .Neeimenter lulAe 5alfe gu 9es
ais ibnen erforoerliA fetA ptrp.
@tmDn 6 a r1erp II.
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Gr,peitermns res 0epartements ces General
MfrErIomnu

NQe MilttGr.D DEPARTMENTS Der Staaten De.
lapare, MarYlanb unb @sfzSirsinien nit Sin.
fAluB BON gDaI9tugton, iteben fprtan inter Sc.
neral Mc@leaan. Gen. Natpr Dir unp Sen.
8ants lin0 Dem ielten lomit lubprbintrt, Sort
lit ni6t ein9el1lulIen.
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sanfen inter Dem sdute Ser a,oier.no.

ct. eOuts II, aig, Dus GaO, meldes
geltern BET elmer 8ant in ct. @eniepe nit 8e-
l@la9 bele9t purpe, ipurbe beute Don Wen, Sire
mont, Der es auf @rluGen Der bielieen 5aust=
Sant nit GelHIa9 beleSt Bats, an pielelbe ab=
0sEjefert.
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Sn gesug auf ger1oneu, Die ntt8 frem0slt Qal
bern fommert, fol- bteie %QlnorOnna9 ert tt Sra
@treten, naApem etne geaIgenoe 3ett 9er9at8'
1T, batnlt otelelbe TIM NasIanpe al8emetn beFaw
perpe.
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@infnbruna res @aa.enfems.

@a{btn9tpn Is. @u9, Das StaatS-
Oepartement bat Die naGfpl9enSe Srbre erlaf-
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@mrlcfem Der gOnfGSerirten amf BEN
@ptOnac beftGtt9t. General=SrDer.
The sun., 1861-09-23
The First Tennessee Union Regiment.

A correspondent Of a st. Louis paper gives an
account of the First Tennessee Regiment which
has joined u Union camp in Kentucky. Most
of the men are exiles driven out OF East Ten
nessee for their Union sentiments. There are
few men under six feet or i've feet ten inches in
the ranks of this noble army Of exiles.
"A very large proportion Of them are men Of
religious instincts and habits and not a night
passes without the voice Of morning and evening
prayer being heard in the Tennessee camp.
These earnest and devoted men, far from their
families and homes, which are LETT To he desc
lated by the ruthless bands of rebels, are yet
firm and undaunted amid the calamity which
has overtaken them. Their trust is in IiOd and
their own strong aims. A large proportion of
these troops are Young, unmarried men, but
there are many heads of families and represen-
tltives Of large landed estates. some Of the
privates in the ranks, who have abandoned all
tLcy possessed rather than submit 10 tho scces-
sionists are worth from $50 900 TO go, 600 each.
Some of the young and single men are quite
willing to remain and assist in defending Ken
tucky, or serving anywhere that the Govern
ment may call them. But the great majority
have set their hearts upon going back fully
armed for the redemption of East Tennessee.
The sun., 1861-09-23
War Items.

GENERAL SCOrT can never more take the
field. lie cannot mount horse, he can scarce
y ride in a carriage, but his mind is clsr and
vigorous, and his opinions are eagerly sought
for. Still In his ashes q low their wontod fires
A LARGE FAMILY.--General McClellan's
lsmily are supplied daily with 10000 loavea
O fresh bread, besides crackers and hard bread
in proportion. The consumption Of dour per
diem is 800 barrels
A HES WITH oSE CuICKEN.-The Repub-
lican party with one candidate-Benj. =. Bruos-
H6rdd
CHARLESTON PArERs STATE that within q
month fourteen vessels have entered Charleston,
and thirty three Wilmington harbor, and that
in the same time one hundred and eighty
thousand dollars in duties have been paid 70
collectors.
TIE BRoTHERs MARCY, one residing In
Portsmouth, and the other in New Orleans.
owned Jointly four ships. The southern brother
hoisted the secession dag on two and the oldStars
and Stripes hoated over two. The fortunes OF
war have ~ turned that the two secession crafts
have been seized by the United States authori-
ties while the COnfederates have captured tha
two belonging to the loyal Northener.
WAR AND ARMY LABOR severely taxes ths
endurance Of horses. Fine, spirited horses ars
run down and rendered useless in few weeks.
At a recent sale of condemned Government
horses On Georgetown Heights prices ranged
from 81 l-2 cents to $lO.
The sun., 1861-09-23
LEGAL REPORTs-FRIOAV.
supreme Court.

Interesting Question respecting Contingent COW
tracts er Sa'c. iJred Horemsyer and Others.
.s. John 4. Cunningham aud othcrs.-rhis 10
one of those cases having peculiar interest 70
merchants, commission dealers, &C., as IL in
wolves the question whether or not q contract
for the sale Of goods upon arrival, possess sny
property from ycnlCr to yender, aud whether
the words ''to arrive in such cases can he -
construed as to convey an eJpres' rdrrdnty that
the goods prepared for sale should arrive.
In this instance tho plaintiffs were applied 70
by certain brokers, on behalf Of tho defendants
to purchase n certain cargo OF sugar expected
10 arrive IN this port ''on or about the 1st of
August, lsJG.' They agreed to purchase at
w. cents por pound. The sugar, however, did
not arrive until the 2Gth Of that month, and in
the meantime ~ appears the defendants con-
rlrded not to sell to the plaintiffs at such prices.
The plaintiffs claiming that on the 1st OF Aug
ust tho sugar was worth eight and half cents
per pound brought this action to recover tho
difference between the price agreed upon and
the market value Of the sugar, as the amount
~ damages sustained by them by reason Of ths
jon-arriva and the consequent non-fulflmout
tho contract
The defendants claimed on the trial. that tho
act appearing before the arrival OF the sugar
that II would uoi arrive IN time, the brokers in
question appllel to them for an extension of
time on the contract, which was refused. They
also alleged that about the LIST Of June Of that
year they proposed TO sell the sugar 70 the plain
tiffs in 1t did not arrive In time, for eight
and a quarter cents per pound; that the plain
tif's declined to give such price, but offered in
such contingency to give eight cents. This
fact the defendants relied upon to show that tho
plaintiffs themselves did not consider the contract
| If any validity unless the sugar arrived a. ex-
l pccted. The defendants alleged that the delay
was occasioned by disaster at sea.
| Upon the trial, however, the case resulted in
favor of the plaintiffs, and the Court directed
| the appeal then taken, TO be heard at the Gene
raj Term in the first instance. Tho case waz
| n,w argued, counsel for appellants the plain
tifT) contending the sale was conditional wholly.
ard in no respcct absolute; that II passed no pro
perty, and that the words "to arrive" had ne
legal effect in such a contingent contract, nor
could they be so construed as 10 make the de-
PENDANTS liable in case the goods did not arrive
Tie Court reserved decision.
The sun., 1861-09-23
The Past and the Prcseut.

Iorpnz Harte relic Of the Grand Army "
the First Napoleon, now an inmate Of the Cook
County Poor House, had an interview with
Prince Napoleon. County agent Hanson, learn
ing the With Of the old solsier kindly conveyed
him to the fremont. The Prince noticed the
absence Of three fingers from one Of the soldiers
hands.
Where did you lose ysur Gngen9"
" In the retreat from Moscow. | was attached
to the csvslry, and in ore Of tho charges Of
hose villainous Cossacks a stroke from lance
deprived mo VI my fingers. But and the old
veterans eyO shOnc with tho old battle-light.
" my sabre finished him, sire.
This, sire, was done at Lodi" exhibiting .
terrible scar upon his left shoulder, made bys
grape shot.
"And this bearing the calf Of his left leg,
showing the mark Ut bullet through and
through il, was done at Arcoa."
This sabre cut upon my bead was received
d Austcrltz, and 40 was this, sire" tenderiy
holding rp the Cros, Of tho Legion Of Honor be-
-towed ups II him by Napoleon lor special ser-
yico upon that bloody field
When the veteran arose To CO. the frin,s
pressed well hllod pune into his hand, and
gave him assurance that France lad not for
gotten her veterans. and that liberal pensioa
should bc provided for him.
The sun., 1861-09-23
MILITARY.
T IGHT CAVALRY

/ IUHT VAVALKI-
1.-two regiments Of light cavalry are about beiu g
organised by the 4. g. Government one OF which,
W be called the II. U. 8. Lancers, s In prucesa
Of formation by Col. Smolnski, the headquarters VI
which Ia the War Department. Washington, and a
brAAch Office, No. Park Place, corner Broadway,
n ". room ~ In charge of Acting Adjuvnt r. Y.
Mcrighe. Several Inducements are offered 10 gen.
tlemen wishing ~ RAISE cuml anies u - each,
a. well a. " privates ambitious Of military nonors,
" whom prumotion is guaranteed. All applications
tua Northern Stats are IN be addressed ~ the
A,uAg Adiutait who will supply fres passes n
officers and men t. tie Camp Of Rem ieEyuus, At
5carsdle, wes,ohester County, New York.
seq 2AAc'ii2
The sun., 1861-09-23

We raise tho banner Of the Peoples Ticket to.
day, and we intend TO support IL from fup h.
bottom, including Mr.. 1hllmadge Tor Cual
Commissioner. who was MT nominated by the
k,publican Convention. II is q pity that eN-
ccpton was made 20 single candidate on the
Peoples Ticket 10y the Republican body. We
are no psrtizans in war time, and shall not rc.
cognize this exception, which ertiiuly bears
the appearance Of partizanship Troy Tio's.
Tbs Times Is ono of the most cntorprising and
influential of the Republican papers OF the state.
1t has fought the battles Of its party skilltully
and cficctually, when party lines wcro strictly
drawn, and there were no other great issucs.-
But now in Wow Of the dangers which threaten
the Union, 1t proposes to bo honest in is support
Of the Peoples movement, and very properly
rcpudatcs the potty trick Of the Republican
Convention, by which it was designed to obtain
a party majority in the Canal Board. Every
friend Of tho "Union'-cvery man who is ready
TO subordinate party to country, at least until
this rebellion is crushed out, will sec the inn
portancc of doing just what tho Troy Times pro-
poses TO do" stand by the whole ticket" In
no other way can the united voice Of the great
state Of New York 10 heard a. ii should bc in
thi, m omentous crisis.
The sun., 1861-09-23
Arrest mud IENpusion Of Col. TCunn
from Washington.

COL. McCunn was arrested at willard at one
ocock th. morning, his bill paid, and, with
his baggage he was sent tO New York, and iOr-
lidden, hv order of the commanding general,
from entering this Department again, on the
GROUND that he has been doing nothing but
create disturbance among the troops, and espec-
tally in his resiment, ever since he has been
here The moment he vas So severely ropri-
manded by Gen Mcclellan the officers Of his re-
viment expressed desire that he should re-
sign, ON the ground mainly Of his incapacity as
a military man. lie then turned upon them,
and, learn from high military authority, has
kept the camp in an uproar ever since, having
already made charges against eight of the cap
tains for various grounCl's 81 Offences. The Ian
puagc he has been in the habit Of employing
in the streets and hotels in his daily conyersa
tions. concerning General Mcclellan and Othe
officers Of rank in the army, has been highly
offensive, unbecoming an officer, and in every
sense deleterious among the troops, where III
has made II his business to mingle. -Herd!D
| Corrrp., 19h.
The sun., 1861-09-23
The ruirIt Of Secession,

jeff. Thompson, the Missouri Traitor, gave
out that "for every member Of the M.-ouri
State Guard, or soliier OF our allies the armies
Of the Confederate States, who shall he put to
death in pursuance OF the order of Gen. Free
mont, | will HANG, Draw and QUARTER a
minion of said Abraham Lincoln.
some of our readers may have the curiosity tC
inquiu what this threatened punishment o
"HASGIN0, DRAWING AND QrARTEEiSu is
In the most barbarous ages Of English jurispru
dence, ii was the legal punishment Of high
treason. In Chittys criminal law, vol ! page
7o1, il Is thus described -
''The least offensive form which is given in
the books is that the Ofieudcr be carried back
20 the place from whence he came, and from
thence bo drawn 10 the place Ut execution and
then he hanged by the neck and cut down
alive. and then his cntrails he taken out and
burned before his iace, aud his head cut ott'
aud his body divided into four quarters, ani his
head and quarters disposed Of at the Kings
pleasure.