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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05
DEAF AND BLIND.

nk. pILKIN0TON, LATE o. yR gAe1GRN EAR
~ lAarmaTiee, 0ad "a SnsiaeaHy Oaeressfal opera.
esF On the EVE and EAR, as hIs IRaFmaTy IN Can
FFsnelseo 10 working woaAers In curing the DEAF
and BLIND, and noe refers 70 these Ne haStVratei
10 Cali'sfnla, many 81 vAea have bern aMIetod TOT
tsc9iy .! thirty years. and ere Hsw cared b. mild
sad Hsatle treatment.
DSafsssS, DissiaeU, Passing, Raroehe, Noise In
the IssaA AL ~ egrnsvs alsskarsss fton he cara
meath - npOtVlls, entirely reSaoVed.
D. PlL2IN0fON has discovered medicine that
vt ahsesb cataract and FssasFe vision 10 the eye,
Uithoe! the use ofthe knife. Read asei'aen Of What
IFVo@ The Eysuias Mhvos.l
aAs FaAaclsco. espA. I, 1850.
Te tn Pv1aSc: have heea a@lrseA Tor the Iass
tea years 1hh deaSeess In asy Ie ear Oseaoio0sd b.
srveTv PaIa. About dc aislIs Of Issa NaFch iDaod
ahas was er.aine def % ~ sahsv eaS. Veslsag
alarmed lssl shoIlA lose The use Of holh IApDIrd
70 % rkiagioa. oftlA Ear InasnaEy. 81 this city,
81 sseeeaSisl tTeatmsss PaaeeA nyssl6 Nh ere
u he ave @oaths tAas have sispssd, - ~ lo
Say tASt NavO e.NA1 Q oaplete cure. Ian entirely
Eci':vst q an dlAealiYta bah ears; and drslFlag
taks tAs wNeAed. unsolicited. Of Iu6Oriing ihoSs
w are tsvsnB IvOm SIMILAR ssaplalnis. AnyhoAy
Wishing verbal ieaaiaaaAy. an6 ~ By InQulrlng
EDWARD L. KIRwAN.
SS1 EsFay atteaaAss y desired. IaaFnasy. % the
Nossn'6Ass CogneE ~ No01goMeFy and California
s''ss'S' sPPosss ws.S, SssSs , csS n1IESas. ~
Ell BX8as TIL &YE0I
.sNsN, s.,'szsl a ~ = nsRAneaa. 0uunA.-
III q AAsg 2 pseeEaete4 bllaAneAD Of
gsss tAAm eSs ysAfs On PAR
- " - ~ aaas AlmSsN VhaV
.,I:Z5i. <.kS%~ eaghly and acswuVICAllv a..
II:killANo2NN NzalAeaa wlaA aA Alsooaao e. ne
Eye, ara has eeW hess q Fsaesiss sks vsaVS 4 Han
Bsaaeee0 vslA b eusee@ BEE - - - Ouvvas-sS
p aey pase - ~, DAhe1 elaAss; "a ~ ,Igosfoe
tbs BE I'll suhs1antlals ~ rsses that have keen
eaESd u HIN. aAet hAVng ezAasasa ~ Am 81 ~
1he esooat 0eulaeB h lAs eieiss Il nosIon, Phla.
dstPAlA and keW YOFk. Dr. 2. Wholly oideels q the
ese 81 eaaste, tue ulsse -keeilaz the naliene IN
aaS9 1aaA, eis1isa. hlis.ssias. slse-ahe hluSpsil
ae eleAl aN9 aAhD y ne Eesagas, ete., otc, 81
PA9D&8 hes a,.o essa FszsFssAas uaoessslIl IN ~
"a. a. 9ha1naAtlsm, NeaFakRla and Al alma
eeoqs n noAA abb tke lPe@asns ual|1 That " mas
~ - 9Aeama1lo @Auause aaA a. pas0a e tAia
$50 ~ ne macy tsse,aeaiais. h pauialvo nroof
e - e4oeeyt md 70 pfuvens SstjgIn9 maSy IA.
eEsss - es.lsS - ~ saas ~ 4 go ~ Uont Vo
~ - ~ 49, ~ asasa 81 60 $500 vl,I
y eeeeF1anlsd uth ~ alFsszassS ~ 4 IOaSlnl
~ 89lN1l8, ,D1li - ~ AaoSt1s OVCS -
sn,ssee uA,lR 60 -. egallSSA angWhSTe-
eltses $tA ~ A8sfssCtAE AH8 lneefS.l - b..
- ~ naossu. 9sSetasAts o. Ne FGoA' Sye.
~. ea0Aos - daaaQaea eye y elees in0peesinn.
Aaaress U8. D. u. RABDHW
,,s oyS1CD-aS' s1T'0Ay arSSs. sSss.I.s - yisss
- - l.. ~ s-...ss.-.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

UHHKORD'g
LIVER INVI00RAT0R



TT y osupOusARd estlEely from Gems. and hes
i beeome an established fact, Standard Medicine,
knodA and appFo' ed by Dysprpsia, ChFoOic d.
Ell thAth usSA Il, and =, lafFhoa, bnmasfS Coa''
q nov FeonTted to with plants. DysenteTy, SOUR
confidence In an the de - stomAch, DrOPsy Habit
eases Tor which II n re e ua COstivenesS, ChOllc,
commented II Cholera, Cholera Nor.
Il has cured Thousands - bur, Chelera IDiaDlum,
vIshin the Iasa toe years p VIatulence, J dsee,
wh0 had RiVsn ~ AL iFsmalsweak1esseS, AID
hopes Of relief. the ~ lmay Be used successfully
HrMEn0rB CNgOL1cfTID - ~ ordinary FAMILY
certificates - ny 80 = MEDICINE. hUill cuFs
seSsioa ShOW. SECS llGADAcHG Zee ihou.
ne dose uIuSt he sd = isaH4s can testify. 10
apasA y The oeMpeSa. 9 ltWsaay miaates. " tee
nIent 81 the individual q !og thres teaSFONRsfuli
taking II, and used IN y are takeu at The rom
sseh Quantliss a. 10 act ~ laBeoeement 0f the at
Renfly m TIE boSSls. itaeh. Al WhO use u are
IRtthe dictates fyOnr = leIviBg eISiS testimony
IuAgw~ue guide yea 10 = lIn Ne ihvog.
the uae n the LIVER - T nix water IN the
ISVI0ORATOR, and \ b lsssatA sith the 1nvIgoF.
wIlI. cURE Liver Cow asoT. and swallow both
plAlnt, Bilious Attacks, 'tSGe'heF
Price, One Dollar Per RottlS.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

Tlm right man IA tho right place "a
husband At home in the, eyunins.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

- 1sAnaaBauS ~ ne sAes aISHa l.
RU1BOR DRUuO AVID O1IUMD
RA1DM4 .1EzDI0I8D8,
Whsts 60 - fsaaA
Trssh 0agden @epds. PeEfnmerys Hops
LoeOhss. Alcohol. 0uSskailver. AOidss
rest xuDsbs NvaNgFAaihe Dishes,
0hsmteass,
Aaa evegytAlne esss eea411g 49, d MO
mr. 49, wkiah m - ~ = gasAgIateNglcsa.
: n0skkf Witt,
NNsssssss - Rsssn Dsusssa-
ponxRr WHITE q 4 3 PrspglstaF Of the iOllsWIng
= ooou0s Asepassese3st
- whaAaea AQuo ORops, ,WAieh never fall In
s.s;me xaSe, P1nama ke1ev, Neuralgia, etc.;
r. - WlwEo6 Eminent Tor Ill pur.
neses wNsFh Q HAnlmeht u reqalFed;
= M W NA9ttle lie 0ninin0 DOntlkrice &,
-1sF sssAslAg de 1ssths asrsssiAg ahs pFogTe@ OF
Decay aeAi inpAEtin9 a. AsEesAhle sweetness 70
n. WAiso's ToothssAs Believer, whitehall,
~sysTelievcS, aud sOMelImrs cures. n6.IiN
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05
Books, Stationery. Etc. D..

GEORGE III. BELL, EMR
$50 Montgomery st., csrser Merchant.
SAN YRAHCTSCo.
IMPORTER AND DEALER
Stationery, Of Every Description,
legal, Cap. Writing. Letter and Note Paper and
Envelopes. IN great variety; OOld eens,
Of the hest manuiacture;
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS.
Of the hest materials sni wsrkmuushiP; fSinteTS'
Rlnnk Cards. IAV BSNks, Law n anks. Netes, BRAINS.
HIN If IAdiuE. ehirrirR Order NooASs end
q large nasOTtneNt % Cusioa.lIoase nlaukS;
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05
eAMTORD'S FAMILY
CAT HARTIC PILLS,
CsnpsunSrd from PURE VEGETABLE extracts,
anal pus up In GLASS CAss3, aiT-tight, aud
win keVp In any climate.


TIE HANII.Y CATIG., stsSie rxlTpets. which
AHB1C P1EL u Q gVntle - Get alike sn every part
~ sstlVs CA1iAkTIC. - 81 he VlIuaentaTy canal,
which the propStslcR hAa q sd are eOOO and S.
used h NJ pgUe1Ioe ~, h al enaEs WheEx-H c..
moes thsp tUenAy yoaSs. - thaFtie b sredeA, sVrh
The constantly loefea' 3 ~ DsSabeemeniS u the
sing demand fFOm thsas y 00S@seh, elrePaneVs.
who have LUng used the Pains 10 the Rark and
PiMS. and the satisae- q LOInS. copliYeuess. Pain
tIBm which an eEpTrss In p and eaFeneos ever the
rrgaTd 70 their usr has y whole Indy Tom sudden
InducrA MT - plsee b cold, which krqoenily.
them within The reach Of = 10 neglected, end In y
all % hing r"uFse Of Fever,
The Profession veil y I4aAs 81 Appetite, CrveP-
know that sli1eTcnt Co. - Ing S,,nsstion al C"ll
thartcS set en- di1srr6s q 0Ssr The body RrSilrss
TsFiiuns ~ the bsWrls ifess lIradArbr ~ weight
The HAMILy CATII- ~ in the n, al. all lnaam-
RTIc FILL haS, with z taatuFy DssAsre. NUFins
da@ seGsFeHcr 10 this Vea In rhildr-n admits.
established faetV been = RheusaatisA. GREAT
compounded from . va, = PURIFIER " TILE
riety II the puFvst Veg 'BLOOD.
AaA many DiseuSes 10 which 1esh II keiV toe
numerous to mention In this Adve, iissmeSt.
DoSe-One 70 THREE.
Price, Three Dimes.
The liver INvIGORATOR and FAMILY CA
TuGKTIC PILLS TetaIIrd By DrHfgists Grh<fRIIy.
aud cold Wholesale BY the TrAdr W all the large
T6Wns. ST. SANFORD, u. D.,
Manufacturer aud Proprietor,
Broadway. NeW Hvk.
Sold BY the Druggists everywhe and By
PARK 1 WHITE.
- eoic Agents frv the i'srtnr cuHu.
dI3.lIAs ISa WsShiUktOn ST. 81" Francisco.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

ForNign Insurance Companies;
Imperial, England; Liverpool and London, England
Northern, England; Rcysl, England; Unity, Eng
land Hamburg Bremen, Hamburg.
A. A. VAN 0UELDER,
Office, corner Main and ColOma St., up stairs.
r1arrrvllr, August Gh, 1880 n6sm
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

OTATE q cSuFQsIIA. coanly e n Dorads.-
- JuaAd1b cSatt, Mountain EDWnShip.
TNe&S&A Il the GtnAa q calitdInla, Ia. + u.
sIifna IN CGvsiiHg: Voc aES hervhy sln,rn,o ri To
appea1 AsirS ae. IL nay 0Mee 10 Mountnin T,wn.
1hIn. az ~ Chanfy Of n DoFsil0. an the III day of
Ie6ruAry, 4. 1851, - la'cfOek. =. NJ, to answer
unto the complaints Of mlrnH Palmer. who sizes 1"
recover TIVE hnn1rl sad tee ~ 100 dollars claimed
~ due from ~ ~ pramlssory natP, given by y"u
"a Hiram PapnF, Esr one hundred and thirty tour
81 100 ,IlaV asrd August 11th, 1858, and brarng
interest atitsvats ~ NO rer cent per Aanih until
puId Whlrhs0,s h mi de 10 ny o@ce--whcn ju'lg.
nrnt I'LL h4tAksn sgAlaa ZOO Tor the said amount
together vltA Sl1a ana damages, n y0a fail 10 ap.
pear and ansyynf
70 the Rhs<kGr any Constable 81 said county
greeting Maksk 9 Il service anil due return hereof
Given und:r mS hand thls 18th day of Orubvr
4. D. 1850. JOHN G. MCGUIRE,
t' Justice Of the Pace.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

CAug0aeGIA BACON, Hsaa, IeIA ~ CAssss,
~ !Or SAFE ny HUM ONACg
0sO On the P4aEa FlHceTvtuc.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

N,rHwwEH 4, osuhty Of n DnAao.as
SN ~ 41aFt. DeSentli JaAeht N
sSt.A Eif1NB, raIntia, va WAeEtR
M ~, BsesAdaHtA -AetlsW brought IN ~
1s.s,s-eT 90 ~ ssyeuih Jndboinl DigsViet, sud
~ ~ - ~ b The Csanty q N Dorad,,. IL,
~ = ne G1eFk 81 aAla District Court, IL. ah,l
far al q py asa Aass.
I'M. R,.Ss e the State 81 California, 70 Narirr
o.. HIrfnhs TlbbOt, HlWaFd Martin, FREDERICK
S1,iil,eSl NNA eIixa M Ecfevre AMI - Lekvrr. her
an. heirs nf vi n Lelevre, Deceased, GREEI'>G:
You AZ hsfvhy required 10 RppcHf IN an,H"ln'nI
h,s.-kf ~ last ySu bv the above nAuncd p4ahiiT la
m 49, Cbuft Of the Eleventh Judicial District
In ana ~ &c CcUnty Of n Dorado, and To nnsE"r
thr C-eaalNt aleh therein, within ten DAYS (r.eu.
ave ii lie day II rrVee), amer the service v"I
az thls Uumn1n, served within this county II
served out nf this ccunty, but wl,hln this Judi isl
District, whlR tWrniy days. or, u served out Ot said
DisITici, then sshin forty days-or Judynent by de
fault viii hc mgra against YOU.
The said absiaA 10 bToU11It to obtAin tlgmCut for
m rtton auh VIsIsa NJ the rrenIlaen kuOwn a. the
: Hermitage .hts NHl!r MepnitnEs Quartz Mn
Roard.nQ IIaslse," and Hermitage Quartz Vcn NJ,
9" with the llRfs and appurtcnances thereto bc.
IonRInR, In MsaSrrinss Township, Oanuiy aud State
aforesaid, ~ sh theEssf and dlvlsOn 81 the pro.
ceeds Of such sale betWeen you and PiRiniG acrorl
inc 10 vour respective interests and rights. ana II
ynu fail 70 appear aud ansWer the sail CempIA
above REQUIRED. ne said PlAintiG W take judgment
aEnInss POE b mh paEithOu and division, De-, &C
cSrdirr Is ~ hFayrt o. valid complaint.
BvcsASr - ma. lanes Jshnsnn, County Judge.
- witness my hand, and the seal ~ snh
! L ~ Osut hzrs 10 HGxsd, at Office In the civ of
- tAaEnkiil, this the 18th dty II Dee. \. d.
1850; =. ~ - w. JANUARY, tle.k
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SCH DOL BOOKS,
4 complete asSor ment always on haAd. Orders from
Teachers will receive pvsmpa sstrDtioa.
Atlantic Papers add Magazines.
ASD ALL THE NEW Books. Subscriptions re.
ceived for MaEzkineE NeWsUapsTs and other Period.
icals. at Publishers prizes. circular vh ~ srat
to any person request, giving extendrd lies 81
Periodicals. and the prices annexed. The iOS wing
are among the most popular:
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05
professional CARDS.
n ann1ART aHrrTH

PHYsICIAN AND SURGEON,
tLats Of the Hon East India cOmpany's Service
OTVIcE, Ma. wniTE's DRvo sTOHE, MAIN ST.,
IeJO PlacerViIlc. Iy
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

Comprising altogether l.6OI acres NJ Land, I0l e.
OOO fruit trees IS wv Grape vnes aud 2OOO Ia cash.
The lands upon which these orchards are planted
are all bottom lands, and Eoo, can lie found In
the eta1r. Apples, PsachrS, Apric0ts, NectaPines,
reRTs, PlumS, Figs, Quncc, HAark Walnut, Almond,
TO-, &C. &c will be found In these orchards In great
variety and Of the choicest kinds The character Of
the Fruit ID well known throughout the Northern
and central pOrtOn .! the State. All Of the Vines,
and nearly all Of the Fruit Trees III be ~ age to
bear q good crop the coming year. We app, nd the
following certificate for the bent NJ If persons not
well acquainted with the wales Of the property;
We, the undersigned, hereby certify that We are
acquainted with most OGthe above described lgopevty
and that We do not believe Ito value. above stated
10 over es.lHlelesl: J. Pal, W. x, Hudson, J. A..
Paxton, D. p. Wells, D. ?. Avery, etlh0T Appe6I; c.
COvIlana, NaFysvIlle; Rev, o. @ Wheeler, Cares.
pondihg Secretary California State Agricultural 10.
ciety, sacramento BFyuut lllh Co., KNAPP, ESuF
rlll Co., San FraaciSco Hon. q NJ Blas, b. W. G.
Rice, yno. T. Packard, J. D Humphrey, Mnrysviile ;
J.. =. IAntIlcum. editor Erpress; John Z. RliFev
editor Democruf; Orn. John A. Setter, Hock Rurn !:
A. p Saith sidney Smith, BAcrameuto; J. L. San.
ford, Ban Franchise.
The AialrVatIen Of che Gifts win he under the d.
recti, o. COMMITTEES Of gentlemen chosen By the
audi noo % The evening Of ths Concert.
Ell. CUMMINGS. Agent at V7aceFvnle. OAce at
the Cary NOuss. Orders from the cruntTy pFoU1RtIy
attended 10. 0RORGHG. BRIGGS, PronrIetor.
MATysvIIle, Oct. -, tSs0 nlI-td
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

Price. One Dollar Per BOTTLE.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-05

Remarkable Instance OF Medical Relief.
B<eS sc publish ih< ceFtihears Of Shrse ofIke 49,
neFe's Iro1n the PanRs ~ AiSs aSe Who having ~.
r"vrSsd thear f"Frv hath. and imp, leA bv era,i
's'le h'aAs Anown usiE cases aud T-tnsdiAl hesaH,
Ahd their s'a'eharhis are authrn'esi~A Nv NaAsTy
T""!,c The AemaNhS ~ Sa~'ISty i~.C~vi~usIy csM
-"and their pa"iiy. ahi eSH.ulsE nd their perusal
TO the Ati' niion Of an Ai1Icted:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03
PROM NEW-MExICO.

Correspondence Of The N. Y Tribune.
SANTA Fs New MsTico, Aug. II, 1851
The FL Psso mail arrived at last Sunday past
and we wero informed tLat the Texans took Fort Fill
more and tba, the garrison, hundred men strong
surrendered.
Tho commander OF said fort Yves Major Lynde,
7th Infantry. lie surrendered, ~ the report
goes, to 3l5 Texans They cay that Capt. Gibbs
mounted rifles, commanding the company Of j. p
Hatch, now COumissary G enert in this city, behaved
gallsnty. and drove tue Texans back, but that no
was orered by Major Lynde to stop firing, and then
the fort was surrendered. II il s go, as very trust
worthy persons here have stated IL IL the shame
fu thing ever done by oihcer Of the United States
Army.
Gov. A. Rcncher has called on the militia. Home
Guard wss nigh, away formed in the city.
Gel. l.. X. s. Candy, commanding this military De
PAR meni, has also i,-ued proclamation suspending
,he tit of habeas corpus account Of treason going
on deren, persons talking loudly in favor Of Seees.
sion aud giving them warning in time
The District Court opened this week, CbiefJustice
Kirby Benedict presiding lie instructed the Grand
Jury Of the United States as well as the Grand Jury
Of the Territory direct their attention to what had
TO be undentood by treasoni and great many per-
sons who were talking very loudly, baye been taken
mp and made to lake the oath Of allegiance to the
United States.
After Fort Stanton has been abandoned and Fort
Fillmore has been surrendered the goes in this
city that the Texans will he here in Ia very few days.
was asked to-day Il did not feel Ike leaving tue
cily and Territory. l answered, would mott that
had perhaps light than great many Others 10
live nero, bceause | came here IN the year 1886
with Gen. Re rney, and fought 10 one of the many
that battled to make the star-Spangled banner
ever the plaza bat the banner had waved there since
that time; that would stand up 20 the Republican
principles because they the fruit Of thirty years
hard labor and thinking that did not care if the
Texans would hang shoot met that would not
take back single wsrd had said for year, past that
believed that did rot fight under said banner TO be
deprived Of free speecb that left my own dear na
tive country accountt that the Government Of Prus
sia deprived me Of tba. right Of free speech; that
with the greatest regret bf the trees under which
WIS born-tbe stones l stumbled over when was a
schooboy-,he old church where my good old mother
fret taught ME 70 pray-my dear ssten and brothers,
and tho many schoolmates and fnends-lhe holy spot
for me where tho ashes Of my beloved father and
mother rest, but for the sake Of going TO country
where man could be q man, having the right Of free
speech, because without this ventured 10 say that
men slaves.
send YOU The Santa re GGsetit for the local news.
A DEgkAHIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03

Un .ne colin were placed The swoSd, ohapeau, asd
''e"~ 'he deceived general, and the band Of seue
.euo''-neafted woman bad placed there besu,ifui
Ooaiae', accompanied with paper on which was
wfifAen the following verses
iHE Lros-Hs.RrRD vAqHAsixL Lyon.
I9y pane is immortal
Thy battles are q a.,
Slept sleepi calmly ssleo,t
On thy dear native shore
The hour appointed for the funeral was 3, n m. A.
hah-pas' O'Clock reginental line was formed on
Lafayette place by the military escort, comprising tho
Seventh Regiment Swo pieces of artillery from m,
Fourth Regiment, and company of cavalry fco,o
the Third Regiment The officers Of The whole Fict
Division, with General Sandford met at o'clock.in
the Court Of Common Pleas room and puaetua TO t,e
hour the funeral coTtege started from she City Hall On
lie march up Broadway to Twenty eventL street. ard
through this street to the New-Haven depot TSs
guard Of honor was under command Of Capt. Price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03
oBsEouIEs OF GEN. LYON.

Since Saturday afternoon, tho third company OF the
gallant 9Th has been guarding the body Of Gen. Lyon
In tho Governors room. City Hall. The day-guard
has consisted of six prvatcs and sergeant and cor
pcral, ard the nghtguara Of eight pryates and the
same number Of oficers. The third company has the
second post Of honor in the regiment the extreme et
and has hence been detailed for this honorable escort
duty On Monday morning, the doors Of the Cover
nors room were opened before o'clock. and the tre'
mendos crowd which had already gathered were
admitted in single fle. The procession passed
thus in unsroken line past the coihu,
for more than four hours and the number Of visitors
amounted TO several thousands. The expressicps Of
sympathy with the bereaved family, aud of reject at
the irreparable loss which the nation has Sustained,
were very frequent, and many women were so over
come with emotion as TO shed us. At o'clock the
DOOR were shut in the face OF ,owd that seemed 10
great as at any previous iime and No body was e'' "
charge Of the guard, in anticipation Of the hour up
pointed for the cbSeqnies,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03

foErHEss biogROB Sept E5bl. !
via BALTIAoKE, Monday, Sept lSoL)
The steamer George Peabody arrived IRON Eh'Vera'
Inlet this morning. having in tow the prize tlS liz D.
Brooke, captured at the Inlet.
The Harriet Lane was got of at p m. on saturday
Her armament and coal had been thrown oserboardi
the guns would be recovered.
The Secessionsts had 8 killed and % wounaed.
A new Military Department, it is supposes VIII be
created for Gen. Butler.
Capt Larned's com anv of Sd Artillery sesarned on
the Peabody they were the first to land ind, with
the Naval Brigade, completely off the Conederates
escape by land.
Lieut. Loder the first man ashore.
The gunboat r. b. Forbes from Boston went ashore
yesterday on Smiths Island, near Cape Charles.
Three propelles were cent down from OLD Point to
sssist in getting her off.
Two members of Hawknss Regiment wore acct
dentally shot tO-day-One Of them killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03
ARRIVAL OF THE MINNESOTA WITH THE
REBELS ON BOARD

The U. s. steam-frigate Minnesota, Flag-Oflcer s.
H. Stringham, from Hstteras Inlet which place che
left Isl inst. arrived at this port Monday morning
aud anchored in the North River. During herprogress
Mp the bay she We sted with every demonstration
Of ioy from huudssas .. call aad steam vessels and
from thousands Of .,epi on he water aud on shore.
The s,eam-friga.: and the forts also honored
her with national alC.cs.
SIZE has On boar 67I prisoners taken during the late
engagement ut For Batteras. Among the prisoners
are IS officers including Commodore Barron Of the
C. S. navy, Col Bradford, Col. Martin, Lieut-Col.
johnson, Major Gillian of the 7th n c. Volunteers,
Ler Sharp, late of the U. s. navy, Capt. Thos. Far
rail-, ana Lieut.. w. Shaw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03

SUSPENSION or TIE WRIT OF HABRAs CORPUS
Col. Candy has by proclamation, suspended the
writ Of habeas corpus in the Territory d New Next
co. This step, we learn from the proclamation, has
been deemed necessary In order TO prevent improper
communication with the Texas troops which have In
yaded that portion Of NewMexico known as Arizona,
and which threaten to invade other parts Of th Terri
tory. Late developments give pretty conclusive e''-
dence that such correspondence has been carried on,
and that too 10 the detrment OF the movements OF tho
army. Hereto is appended acopy Of the Procamstcni
"WLereas, The Territory Of No@-Mexieo has been
invaded by troops Of the State Of Iexnsi Is Dehovco
that persons in this Territory are In communlcaaon
with the enemy, giving them AID ana comfort. !, 20
WARD X. g. CAsBY, Colonel oil the I'm in,u.iy anu
Commander OF tho Department OF New @sA,co, 10
hereby order and proclaim that the wrt OF hsocs COR
nus " and shall DO suspended In and about all military
posts stations and camps thai now, or may mere
nfer be occnrded. In and abont all commands, col.
urnus dstscbents or bodies OF troops In march, and
In and over all territory that 10 now, or may hereaier
become the heater of operaions In defending tue III,
hsbtants and soil Of New-Mexico IRON mVhsioh ahd
rebellion: m
And do hereby call upon all officers ana upon all
loya citizens as they value their liberties their homes
aud the coil OF their birth or ADOPTION nd ano asst
20 the utmost OF their ability, In repelhng lnyhs on,
suppressng insurrecOn, and suaaning and enforcing
the laws OF the United Stases. =,
Tue suspension Of the wit OF haooas corpus WIN no,
limit or circumscribo In any other respect inc owl
courts or The action OF the civil funeOnaTies OF the
Territory, and the Suspension will Do removed 90 soon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-03

A.. .vDs5t;on and the plans that cul mated in
9sAIe i.na;a ,s.uI,a. To him anrs TO kamodore
guy" The country will testify s sense IF graft
Sude. H. ~.
MANY Incidents In the highest degee int sting as
.hr;IIiro mivbt be recorded Of person daring,
". ,,o, ryb;cb was evinoed by Lieaent ,uley, Of
G., cpsrd IN leaning into the ,eaker{ where il
- human baipg could live, 10 ,ake to the
e.. ,hs Isrpoh. Of sleeuess fai hfulnek and
49, Ioho- like that shown by Lieutenant rosby Of
a. ha;ng everywbere whers there las hard
- "a donoer If bold determination TOP Do first,
aa;ss,a1 hv tisu,ef ant Iodey. o. the r alars in
80 rsscb the shore through the break srs but
Che list would ell space which have already nc 'n~n
consumed.