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The Kansas Legislature.

LEAvENwoRTB, Jan. 10 The Kansas Terri
tofial Legislature organized the 9Th az Lecomp-
ton, electng Republican officers, and on the SIN
ad journed 70 Lawrence.
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HOLLOWAY PuIs ANN O,xrxxv-

PIeurtsy DO you wish to curtail your medical
expenses and retain sound health? Use these med
icines-they are sdaPted to every disease-for all
asthma, bronchitis, coughs, coids, &c. The sans,
tive properties Of the OIntm mt have never been
terially expedite the operation of the Ointment.
Sold by all Druggists at go, $40. and 81 per box
or pot. jaS-lw
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Meyement. Of Troops

BosToN, Jan 1O-The steamer Joseph whitney,
after taking on board provisions and munitions Of
war at the Navy Yard yesterday, proceeded this
morning % Fort independent, where troops were
put on board with several officers. Her destine-
ticn 10 supposed 70 be the Coast Of Florida.
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Baiumsrs Rlarhsxs.

BALTIMORE, Jan. - Flour firm. Sales How
ard ST. at IS SO. whrst steady; red 81 .sOsi 80;
white 81 l5aI.65. Corn buoyznt new white and
yellow 63s66, old white 70c. Provisions steady;
mess pork sl7 IS. Lard lOc. Coffee steady az l2k
al3c. Whisky firm at 10 e2Oc.
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HoMEoPArHIc REMEDIES

All Of DIT. Humphreys c Co.'s specific Ho-
meoPathio Remedies put up expressly for family
IN cases, containing. % .yisls, from 81 to Sc
each, with book Of full directions. For sale By
IL. u. Gilman, 500 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agenS w: A. Fitzgerald, 353 north F street;
also by I. b. Winter, corner of Massachusetts ave-
nue. and Sixth street. Also, Ponds Extract Of Witch
Razd, for internal and external lnfiammafions OF
all kinds. Sold as above. ma Civ
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LOCAL NEW s..

U-Thcugh THE STAR is printed on the fastest
s.eaIT pzs,. In We south Of Baltimore It's edition
i, % large to require Il TO be put to press at an
early kcur; Advertisements, therefore, should be
cent in before u o'clock m; otherwise they may
net appear until the next day.
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shipment Of Gunpowder.

NoRFoLK, Jan. IL Before daylight this morn
ing, q steamer went % the Federal magazine
wharf, and loaded with powder and then left
Destination unknown.
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REmArr,Skags /. q q. tE s.. ms. ..,,,,.
City. d. C.. Js rSss D IA fs6 "asninssen

4 tOrderedto be inserted in the EvrsrSe srAR, il
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
OF Any daily paper published IN washington.l
~ All persons applying for letters IN the follow
ing hst, VIII please say they are ADVERTISER.
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HOYT,S
Hiawatha Hair Restorative


Rrsroxa GRAY Hsn TO IT, olIsislI Cotton.
IN rH ato rs csf6 sss 3s CASES
In the RrisaiPsl cities Of New Englsnd, and HAS
No Hair 3 Cray . ksd but sss 'H8fiAwArHA
.i 'A.1 Bso = to :ns s'i sisds life like
10 % not IN instAntaneous dye winch orooks,
patient having 20 submit % sospsns. yah ns and
sponeing Of the hair every time Is applied; nor 10
sss e q Il: Ss q
tis q artaole re- niIins y? lrsyssteel, 20 vssh-
u. ss1s.: % VIZ; :: ORD ss
aTtiele for the toilet
sss sf 4 s:s O.. s.:
form al that II Iretsnds 70 DO EBauess Pseserssl
i.dor.s s al the pPoSrissoi ss,s in regard %
Boston JosrsaL
w: . :, ss s; x. sSssSs
ohanics Charitane Associafion az ther lsts Fair,
sS:ssS. e NJ jSsssPa HGS. e en-, e; for n.
psr,or ns IN III: rs.Ssss sssi the mil e q
. M GsSs Il: ssssssiSs e
ks@. MLs.ssssss Hds:sy p p ss c
'e !. 4 Z kid.'l and ), Di'ss''s' Isa'fs'.
PIAN9 f9RIE INsTfUcTloNs-Ths an
Ss e on ma ss
cies Of the times Having vsoanoes an his hms
Just nov which hs 10 s1xlos, 70 Al up. he VII
spd take his pay In such nsrchspdiss - nay b
asreed on when they. ere entered With him He n
inoons snience many who desire 70 have their chill
dren Taught tie Piano experisnoe now An getting
approved for ysars and bis rsferenoes are heads OF
tie bsst musical nnilise In WsshiEEton. His
! - - John \ scHELL.
ja5ln or Apply st Metzerott's
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Eiu1ncf0l.

NKw YORK, Jan l2-Stocks are better. Chicago
and Rock Island $50; illinois Cerhsl shares II t;
michigan Soutnefn %; New nofk Senual .Si
6's61x.
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NoTrcE.-District Of Columbia Advertisements
20 be inserted In the BALTIMORE Sun are received
At and forwarded from THE STAR OMce.
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To THE AFvLrcrED!-Re sure to read the adver-
tisemept of McLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
Blood Purifier. in another column. If
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Salute for Secessfsp

AUGUSTA, Jan. IA salute Of 100 guns for
Florida and 100 guns for Alabama was fred here
today I'm honor Of the secession Of those states.
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THE CITY COUNCILS IN SECRET SESSION NO
little excitement and curiosity was evident last
night in certain quartets growing out Of the fact
that the City Councils were in session In the AL
dermen's chambef with closed doors. Our ''Ites''
wss about, but at the head Of the stairway Leading
10 the secret council, he encountered cookbook
ing, but determined sentinel, who informed him
that could pass, and for once the ubiquitous
individual who takes notes for the 4" Star, - was
nonplussed He feels 10 incumbent on HIM, how
ever TO state that the ctand Cor operation At
torneys were present, and that IL IN understood
conclusion upon a resolution 10 be offered and
passed in both boards OF the City Councils next
Monday night, expressing In substance, that
whereas a large Influx Of strangers into the city
tnay be expected on or about the 4th of March
next Resolved, that the Mayor be authorized to
appoint such extra police force may be required
upon the occasion.
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CENTER MARKET-The market, this morning.
presented good supply. The hay market was
Also Well supplied. The country loads were small
but numerous. The demand was not yery brist
and there appeared TO be no change Of prices.
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Post Office and Custom House Guarded By
u. D. Troops
81. Louis, Jan. 10.-By order Of 1t. Gen. Scott,
detachment Of U. s. troops to-day took posses-
sion Of the Sub Treasury, Post Once and Custom
House at this city.
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FoRT ScHNBLL TAKEN !-PEAcR DECLARED!
General heyoietHg A Lunch Of Bears Meat!
Mr.. Schnell will sell on Monday next at his Hes-
"a rant a favory lunch OF the secessionist from
Pixies Peak, who vas sacrificed last Monday as
an offering for Union" Admission tree. it,
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called out the fremen who ran with their anna.
ratus to the First Ward; In which direction the
alarm originated There they learned that the
FIRE was In Georgetown, and Of small extent and
they returned TO their quarters
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MARRIED,

On the 10th instant, by the Rev. Father Bikes,
Trinity Church, Mr.. WILLIAM 6. GALLAN1
Of w ashington. o Miss CATHARINE O'BRIAN
OF Georgetown, ID G.
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Endorsement sfthe Presidencs Special Mes :

ALBANY. Jan. IL The Speaker, Mr.. Littiejohn
introduced aresolutiOn approving Of President
Buchanan's Special Message, ana tendering 20 the
Government whatever men and money WA re-
CURED 70 enable IL to enforce the laws.
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New Ysrk Markets.
NEW YORK, Jan. 70 Flour quiet. Wheat arm.
Corn upward. Provisions quiet. Whisky quiet
at 19haleAc.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE of this moru,ns
contains full and correct report of Senator Hun
ters great speech. For sale at Shillingtons bool
store.
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,ORPHAss' CouRr.-Judge Purcell granite,
letters Of administrator upon the estste AZ Iss,'
son McRoberts, deceased, = = : y
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WE LEARN that Haydn's Mass, No 10. will be
PERFORMED tomorrow at St Matthews Church
with orchestral accompani mens This Is one Of
o'clock. =
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HoLLowlY,s P1LLs ANn O1n1Mxsr

Facts for the MilIion.-By a recent enactment OF
the French government. these medicines adj
mitted Tree Of 6u.f into sill ports OF France. They
are extensively employed in al the public and
military hospitals throughout the Empire. The
Emperor has signlhed his appreciation of their
virtues In an autograph !etter, to DIR. Holloway.
During the late Campaign In Italy large quantities
were used for the wounded at Bresecia and onte-
chiero. sod By ell Druggists, at p cts, 81 cts,
and 81 per box or pot. jaglw
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PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies will always find the
for exchange at the Star Office counter. If
READER. have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Req it; IT will interest you.
au 20-eOly
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aIsllcn, Mira Aan
Malioy, MIss A
Myers, Mira L w
M4run, Miss NJ W
Malone, Miss
Mzrelars, Mics X
OConners, Mira Jas
feai, Mrs Csroline
Perry, Rsbecea
Philips, Alice A
9mgley Mary J
Quihn, Margaret
Richmond, Mlss A
Smith, Mrs Aanis
Smith, Mrs NJ L
Sanford Miss NJ VI
Snsthan, Mrs w q
Saydsr, Miss Lille
Thorn, Mrs Sarah
Whitney, Mrs NJ L
wilkins, Mrs Z J
Wilson, Miss Susan
Wade, Miss Penny
Warner, Mfrs Kate
Winchester MissAL
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The SECOND WARD PATROL went on duty at Q
clock last night, and remained on the watch till
O'Clock this morning. The guards were strong
In every section, ana exhibited much cheerfulness
In the performance Of the service Each section
viii be relieved mig htly, that the service will
not be performed by a few only.
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PkEcAuTIoSs.-Measu have been taken In
the Department Of the Interior lately for the bet
Ter security Of the building. New Regulation
have been adopted, and additional watc6men an
Polnied, with strict orders TO admit into the
building, after hours, who do not bear a written
order from the Chief Clerk. Muskets and Colts
rev lyers have also been supplied, for protection
from assault or robbery.
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RUNAWAY AND SMAsH.-Yesterday fine gray
horse, with a shaft and wheels Of a buggy OF
barouche attached to him. dashed throue6 this
streets Of the Sixth Ward frightening other horses
In his route, and causing much CONSERVATION
The animal was caught near the Navy Yard, and
placed In the care Of persons to be delivered TO the
owner when demanded
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WE MUST EcOSoMIzE IN HARD TIMEs-w H
Wheatlev, steam dyer and scourer, 3e3 south side
Pennsylydnia avenue, between Four-and- IA hall
and Sixth streets, Washington, and 40 Jefferson
street, Georgetown, ID. c., proposes to make the
old cast off wearing apparel Of ladies and gentle.
men TO appear nearly as good as new, at very
small cost compared to the heavy outlay necessary
to provide new garments. See advertisement In
another column.
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FLorR.-The merchants ara doing little and
the prospect Of an IMPROVEMENT u business is
gloomy. Family -four 10 selling at the principal
stores for sease per Dbl; supernne sSas7.
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CENTRAL GuARD-HoUsE CAsEs-John Kelly
suspected Of theft, was arrested. but dismissea'
John Drunk. non est. Charlotte Hall, Mary MIL
Ter, Chas Miller, drunk and disorderiy; 80 is
each Eden Marshall and w. Ewing, vagrancy
and disorderly; SAILS.
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The ESCAPED CoNvIcr We have note from
sergt. Meagher, U. g. A who had charge Of the
YARN convict, Ryan, on his way to the U. 8.
Penitentiary OF this point stating that the recoy
ery OF the prisoner was obtained by himself, and
not through the city police that after ascertanin
the whereabouts Of Ryan, however, he engaged
$50 was the sum to be paid by him for such as
slstancc
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UNION FIRE COMPANY The following is list
ensuing year: President, w. H. Hines; Vice.
President, w. f. Mastin; Secretary, John ID.
Bartlett; Treasurer, john Wesley. Engine Di-
vision-Captain Of Engine, John BURY; LIST as
sistant do, George Murphy; I'd do, g Gorge Cor
coran; Sd do &C. Griffin. Hose Division-Captain
OF Hose-Daniel Perkins; LIST assistant do Geo
w. Harrison; I'd do, Geo. w. Hines; Sd do i, F.
Mohler ~
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FORT WAsHIsGToN.-The United States ma.
rines still maintain their position at Fort w ash.
ington, without further reinforcements. Major
Terrett has been relieved from the command Of
the fortress by Capt Taylor, Of the Marine Corps.
Capt. Taylor 10 a native Of this city.-AL randria
Gazette.
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FIGHr.-Yesterday, fight occurred at house
In The Seventh Ward, among some young men.
In which one named Adams was the sufferer
Policemen Bright and Lloyd went to the scene Of
the CONFLICT, and arrested VIM. McNeir, who
was taken before Justice Cooper and committed
10 jail In default Of security for peace; but sub
se9uently bail being offered and accepted, he was
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MARKET THIEvEs -Thursday night, an attempt
was made to break into the stand Of L. Neumeyer.
open the locks must have been supplied from a
place not far distant but they failed to loosen other
bolts after the locks were battered This il the
MIRO OF fourth time that the attempt has been
made within short time, and 1t Is certain that
the old gangs returning to their uarter, aim
the change Of the police station.
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LAND WARRNATs, MONEY, &C.-The rates of
unchanged-l60's to sO's buying at soc; selling at
CSC; 4O's buying at Sc, selling at 81; but little
doing. Scrip, Revolutionary buying at soc
Corporation Stock, no sales; the last we hear of
was 9Uc. Banks: New York city, par; State, X
per cent; New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware,
Ohio, per cent ; Virginia, Az; Maryland, g. N.
Carolina and Georgia, 10; South Carolina ~; CITY
banks, per cent
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On THURSDAY NIGHT our reporter dropped I'm at
the concert and exhibition at Wesley Chapel and
with large audience, enjoyed rich treat. The
pieces selected were performed admirably, and
reflected much credit upon the officers of the Sun
day school, as well as upon the children them
selvS. The efforts of Masters Henry Hawkins
and A. b. Duvall were particularly credftsble,
and did honor TO the. youthful orators. At the
close Of the exercises, the pastor Of the church. on
behalf Of the school, In very neat address. pre-
sented TO the superintendent, Mr.. w. X. Wood
ward, an elegant copy Of the Bible, which was
responded to by the superintendent in a happy
manner.
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WM. F. GARRETT, }
JOHN T.. LITTLE, Committee
SAML. f., ARNOLD.

The report was unanimously agreed to.
General T.. G. Darlington entered the room, and
was received with cheers from all parts of the
house, and, in response to the numerous calls OF
those present, addressed the meeting at consider
able length upon the condition of the times, and
the dangers which threaten the Federal Capital.
Upon the conclusion of his address there was
big rush to the secretays table for the purpose Of
sixning the roll.
The meeting then went into the election of
officers, and the following were elected: Samuel
E Arnold, Captain; William F. Garrett, LIST
Lieut.; John Shinn. ID Lieut.; ]. A. willett, Sd
Lieut..
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PERSONAL.

MADAME CLINTON PRICE.
This distinguished Medical Clairvoyaut can be
consulted on Diseases, Character &c, at Rooms
No. 534 Twelfth street, 900 5 below Pa avenue.
Particu ar attention paid to, and cures made of
Chronic Diseases Rheumatism, go. jaa-Iw1
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SEAsoNABLE ADVICE. - Our readers will not
surely think that too often call their attsnto
to the unparalleled cases of corns, bunions an d
other diseases Of the feet which daily so sue
cessfully cured in this city by DR.. Schlosser (;
as such medical advice and extraord mary cures
ought certainly to be recorded for the benefit of
all, and an opportunity ought IS be put within the
reach OF every one who have any of those diseases
which affect the lower extremities The chances
of having an operation performed or ad vice given
by DE- Sclosser are very few now, as in a few
days he leaves for the South PSI Pa avenue be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth Sta
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SHARP PRIsoNER.-Last night, a man was car
FLED TO the central guard-house in a very bolster
Gus humor, and Ii was necessary TO convey him
down In hack which was somewhat damaged
In the service. The prisoner was put In cell,
and In the course Of the night man who came
In Tor lodging, was put In with him. This morn
Ing, the prisoner being first awake took his stand
at the cell crate. and one of the officials passing
by, was hailed by him. Officer inquired who he
was! Prisoner replied that be came in for lod %
Ing, and wanted to go Officer released prisoner,
and retained lodger for trial When the Iod Ger
was broug ht out the magistrate set him down FOR
g Is fine and cost, and It was with difficulty the
fact was proven that the criminal had escaped
and the person In custody had no crime to answer
for. The lodger was OF course dismissed.
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lust RECEIVED BY
FRENCH 4 RICHsTEIN,
= x1c PENN: AVENUE.
neilem's Middle Ages, the new Boston LfteraD
Edltlon RIVER side Press; topped paper; price Gan
Also, the same editions Of MeCsulsy. Hums. 6ib-
bon, Carlisle, Lamb, Shskspesf. de .
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DARkEY Row.-Last night, about O'Clock, a
general row occurred on Sixth street west be-
tween u and h, between party Of four or Fl I've
darkies. Clubs and stones were freely used and
the fight ragged furiously for about quarter Of an
hour, much to the annoyance OF those residing in
the neighborhoSd, who were greatly alarmed al
The noise occasioned by the ''muss V One of the
colored individuals was particularly furiou. in
his demonstrations, nourishing a revolver, and
CHRISTENING to use il upon any one who would
lay hands on him. Hewas finally forced 70 leave
the ground, and the crowd then dispersed OF
course the guardians Of the peace' were on the
OIhsr end Of their beat
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SuPRgNE CouRT-Friday-No ~. The Lessee
of1satah Frost ct al, plaintiffs Ia error, agt The
cause was concluded by Mr. II. Winter Davis
No. i3 Susan Vigel, plaintiff in error, egt
Henry Naylor, administrator Of George Naylor,
deceased This cause was argued by Mr. Blair
for the plsintif in error, and by Mr. Bradley for
the defendant in error
No Al. VIM. A. Hall, plaintiff In error, agt.
Joseph Papin. This cause was argued by Mr.
Blair for the defendantin error, and ubmitted on
printed arguments by Mr.. Merriman for the de-
PENDANT in error, and by Mr.. Browning for the
plaintiff In error Adjourned until Monday
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Who.s Tickets, S90-Ha. yes, 800 uarters, %
Prizes cashed st night At per oent discount.
Bills on ell solvent Banks taken 81 pas.
becomes known.
All orders for schemes or tickets q. Be sddresss.
% DON RODRI6UEZ,
tja8n Care of City Post. Charleston. 8. @.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-12

Tar Journal desires 70 know whether We
are in favor Of having the war 20 on, after
the rebels shall lay do~n Their arms am ask
sos pe.ce. Certainly not. and ~e suppose no
oo4v else i. Blu. here's tie difference be
tween a. AID the Journal; We are for prosecu
IN the ~4r until Ties Do hv do~n taeiF
arms AM AK Tor pence. whereas ta'
JsAraal wan1 as - ask for peace before
they lv down their arms Does Il rot per
cs.se the difference IL j, does not. ever,
BODY clse does. e1rep, IL "aiders AID abet
tori
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-12

The New York Tribune gives the follow
ing acc0ua, OF the Ape trance and conduc
81 the prisoners taken 81 Fort Hatterss. a.so
% az interesting incident Of the bombard-
ment.
They DO not sav much evidently they are
mixing use OF their present leisure and IN
certainty ia thinking coelly over what de-
served their better attention when "Prccips-
tst0rs" dragged the South into rebellion. In
ths Safe OF mind they l~istlessly gaze upon
the tesu;ies Of New York Bey and it, myri
as Of floating craft. is shores bedlmmsd by
the smoke atmosphere of Autumn, and its
surface. RULED by bracing v inds such n only
come in September. and probably wish them
selves safely home again in the Old North
State. under the folds OF the Star ~Spangled
B4nner. Many OF them sre ignorant. aud
have never known the true feelings OF the
North toward them. But more than half
/ Commodore StriGgham's prisoners are Of 4
better slass. coming from the various towns
and cities in North Carolina. where they ca
listed ~ Home Guards. without expecting 10
be called into action.
4 glance over tie mixed crowd of Tiger
Rifles. Rattlesnakc Rangers. &c each 10
their own sancv uniforms. disclosed = con
siderable number Of ane faces. As a rule.
there il something odd. however. either in
dress or person about them The pantsloons
= severai inches too short, aud the boards
are ti.. ned Enthusiastically. One Of the pris
ouels l. = banker, who las an accoun;in one
Of tie New York banks.
When first captured. tie excitement and
fright displayed among the prisoners IL des-
caibed "a fearful. A large number made
themselves drunk. which had the effect 20
render stli more strange their bew .lderet
conduct. After some days al hands gol
sober. and they arc now getting the bcnefi
Of n heaithfui airing ga tie water. aud be
ginning To realize her sorry condition.
The Minnesota j. a model ship. in the bee
approved warlke trim. She Is ! 500 tom
larger than Lord Nelson bet irigate Il Tra
ftf-ar. and hres shot and shell oue-.ourtl
hetfier. An interesting incident o. the lat'
naval victory n l~iatteras = connected with
she'll thrown from the Minnesota ander Com
m0tore Striughsms direction. The hes
gunncrs had been experimenting IN the mum
Der Of seconds q be allowed for a fuse. whsl
a l. second fuse was found q plump the she.
accurately INTO tie middle OF the fort. Con-
modorc Stringham told tie neu q %oontinu'
50. ard Tor some sine tic y nnesota rainc,
destruction upon the scbels.
Aztec the capture ore OF the shells Va
found 20 have pierced the rebels powae
magazine. without bursting On examine
ton il appeared that The gunner. whose dut
il was. hau forgotten to tear OF a snal
ieathern cap. ordinarily put on for safety =
TINS ~as the only shell thrown that did 10
explode Had the cap been removed IA
fort would have been blown O.. an
net a haudnl u persons .et alive 70 b
captured IS prisoners Of VAR.