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War Intelligence.
NEws ny WAY oF NORFOLK.


From late numbers Of the Norfolk DIy BOOT
and Charleston Coarier, We extract the follow
| ing important items -
On Monday, placards were pos cd in Nor
/ folk that on Wednesday taR of truce y,nuIi
| visit Old Point, and all persons hayin, nsse.
from headquarters, hy registering their names
at the Mayors office. would h. permitted to
lelNe the city. In half an hour aitcr TIA, AN.
nounccmcnt was made public, large rrowI Of
persons lcsics,d the Mayor. oil e. fo the pur.
luse OF registering their names.
Before noon, the crowd h,clm, 50 d.n,, and
excited that military force hal to h, mirch
ca to the city Hall for the purpose o, prcvcn. b.
lng hight. Mtcr l2O n1mts hal boon ~, Irr,.I
Tia, book was closcd bv orders of G. N. lln,rr
who would permit but 81 parsons, two-tlirds Of
whom were ladies', to quit the place. Thi, cius.
ci great excitement amOus thc di,Ipp,.utcI
and had il not been for th, pr,s.ur, nl. In, s,l.
der, cousid rahlc mischief woull h,,ccn cn,u,i
Inc refugees picture q dsluHihlc STATE of
mttteisi In Norfolk and vicinity. Til, an,.nt.,
"l winter Is beginning to s.iho terror 10 th.
poor Who only picture to th'm, Ives .itr,t ion
IN iis most horrld form. PoVisions of nll kinI.
llaNc suddenly advanced to chotuiu, h.ir...
Bu,t'r Is sniiin-, at siNty.iN c,uiS pc- ppint
bacon sixty cgni-, aul 9th, article ia lil pgh.
portions.
On last Monday there wore remove, from III,
Norfolk Navy yarl eight large ,it,i cannon
~, "'' I"I""f ~ wa Nhl' 10 10 tlN "a"
'Ti',o''"S"' NY ~ 'his S'atc.
:, M's i'l''' ~ Noriu'k on Tues Law, thii
thc rebel fore at rig Point hal mu idial. H.
cons qun'r oi 40 r'c .iNius proper ration. and
WINTER 'o. hns. Ih' r.. at the ahoy,
POINT are rep. ''n'td as uv.nL IL the mnN
N'e''I'u ''hll',o'h n'h- dr'.'r In ill utnncr
"' COS uih's' ana Wth scarcely Tire hundred
t''r' @! ''rNlc''hlo shoos among the cntirc
i''''' lh' n'NS "i Their 'Np'i'l revolt
cr.1,"l the mos. in',n-' Cy item 'ut it Mo-
io,s ana Portsmouth.
lh' news ol the capture ol Tort Hn'al caused
Ih' greatest conservation IN Richmond on
tue id!. The most stup'nlou' appeals anl
promises were hcr'llrd through the press, url;-
~ TIE South tnrrW'lus to rise cH ~ t>r aud
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rFw FACTS ~ CoSrRNgr
SyH. oi the wonders" achieved by tho re-.
r..li.n. as cllimcd ly the E.ru,'.,r. nr, shown
10 au article f.om tli, y w O.lcans Cr..,..,t ON
%, fmino prices In that city. Ri, l.. uuoicI
%, L. cents per H., a tho corner groceries. Iri,h
tota'ocs c,at each or 81 30 p,r hu,h,l com
Il 81 per bu,hcl soap 3o,j5 ,.s. per H.: starch
ioD.u,, aul candle. II TO - cont, e., A. with
ilo.r. al,,aiy at famine prices. advlu.ia, p
rent. or more per barrel each dav. and other ar.
ul. s.riut plrc with IL. Tu, Co.,,sai Ia, a
wick. suspicion tia, ia, Li.h prrl Of some OF
t,.wo.t rgcr.sirv artid 8 OF foot !. d1c 10
r.a. who intend to h III on r,r hj.h.rhii
o. ta.o.,..ls from %. IA rf,,tiun. show that ,iin. o.
lrrtI,. rule e,rr,wh,rc ihrou Ii the south
4 ,ta. .mcnt m,dc {, IN, T,iLms bv Nj.
lirynf DAVE. q rcsp,r'alis .hogmsL.r. now
r. iiIs On S.ttrn Island. who left Norfolk. Va.
-, Friday. With 1'n other refugees, inform, u-
l.t in that city coiee is scarce at ~ cents a
"'.', Will ihc poorest sugar J., - q u'' 4
pound sllt pork 80 c,nts; lard. - c'u =
pound; potatoes, z hush'l; common tillow
taLdl.-' - " 90 ''"'' r''"" go"
sr''W' !" ''''' ''' u, Wv 'oi"'
I'''s o" '''' '"''' = '''' ''''"''' ''' ''' '''"
bread ,.,
CIo''nS o' every N'nu :, '''t "s" C''"'
mon 'l''N p'n,""'",' 80 w S''' vests 'o'"
tI!' To -" u'"'N '.''" ''','' '''' ''.',''
TO. '.i - "''P P'' l"'' ,"''' ''''' - " -
ia. ''.'u'r ''.ie'iy 70 '' ",' a. nuy P'.''
ny e'''' o' "'' N.,.'' nav, "'''''''' ''o'' ~,
"l"' per cent M's' oil INC s''',' n,' o,'ui i','
from NcN orleans az Pie'eh" oull' 'np"S'
gold a"d silver was very scarce all KINDS ol
iu-inc's was very good, tho many m'nuI'c.o-
lies recently started giving poor people EN-
ploymcut and bringing wages up to a high tt
urc. Nil DAVIS himself earned at his trade
| 30 60 $50 week, clear of all expenses. But
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ask%l icayc to- amend the lilpl, which was
granted aud then three week. wer, nllovcJ
Mr.. Cook to answcs the amended libcl after
II should bc served. IN thi. form IL viii bo
brought bcioro the Conrt, when tho District
Attorney will urlsc its CO cOAf.catUn
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THE NEW YORK SUN
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. 20, 1861.
The Condition Of the south.

In spite of the Union successes which have o
late followed so rapidly one upon the other, the
southern rebels are not all disposed to give way
TO dependency, five arc to Judge from an arti.
Gle in the Richmond Examiner Of NJvcmb,r T.
which reviews the aspect OF the war in a spirit OF
cheerful philosophy quite unprecedented. |,
claims the blockade as in reality benefit TO ia,
South, arousins the resentment of Francs anI
England against the North, and ths Beaufort
expedition il regards as in all its essential ob.
jccts "a great fiilurc-ln enormous expenditure
Of money. without important results" They
have captured no important city" it asserts.
and ''wll,not even get the town of Beaufort. for.
like Hampton. it will be burned by its inhihi
tauts' first.
In the retreat Of Pace to An msl, the Er-
amino, iinls good reason to believe that S.
Louis will yet fill into the han Of tn, conlci.
crates, willie in Kentucky evcrythin; seem,
to it encouraging In Wcs.cm Virginia tho
"h:c't phase Of the cimpiisn i, d Jared to b,
favorable to tie rcbcl arms, and at Manassas
their army has held its grounl, firmly proudly.
i iaH.ly, 90 thi. "ul,n full anl calm sur.
Wy Of tho whole subject, Tia, e i..os {. novel 10
cNd
"Nc -'c 10 cau.c for ,'loom or dosponlcn-v.
lut everything lr- grlulaIiou ant trum il.
W. lu'c. IN truth done wonders W. I've
maintained our position, AMI the universal
o riun oi di-intcrcs,cl Europe is, that W, shah
Ir r'l' to achieve our liberties"
Tn lo' very wsll for the puhi., but If vo
could got at the private ,omnlnc ,tion. Of this
h,r.iul clitor we ,houll liul them lik, the pri-
, q. "pillcsol YAScrY, which, in contrast to
lis i.a, lul public letters, tell th, truth that h,
l. ont Ct funds anl oat Of sympathy, having
n hing ..,or To lNr on than "h,?'s," among
y hich chop is the advent Of Sl,dcll, who's,
arrival ho Wa, anNi9usly expecting al la,, &C.
coutf.
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1reso valuable Powders msy Ia g-veu unknown
to tic drlnkerl In Coffee, Tea u Liquor, Warrant
Cd entirely free hcm polsououI in5edlont, and
never produce hsusca.
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GIN. RILEY, the famous temperance orator
of years ago, has turned up again. He address,
ed the soldiers, upon his fayorite subject, at
Camp Scott, near Troy, last Sabbath evening,
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GENERAL rA1rEnsoS oN MS pErENcE.

CESEHAT FAITEIISoN oN HIS hEftN'E'
General Patterson, in speech delivered in
Philadelphia on Saturday at the Anniversary
Dinner OF the First City Troop, made an elabor-
ate statement Of his reasons for not intercept
ing General Johnston, previous to the battle of
Manassas Junction" According to report Of
this speech in the Philadelphia Inquirer,
General Patterson declared that he hal been
slandored beyond al reason, that he had made
no false step that his column was well CON
ductcd, and more to tho same effect. lie
added
1t might be asked Why have you not made
| this statement sooner p Because the publica.
| tion OF the documents sooner would have beer
| most detrimental to the public interests. H'
| preferred bearing the odium so literally bestow
| ed on him, rather than clear himself at the sx
pense Of the cause in which We wore all engag
ed. The time had arrived when the matte
could, without injury u tue service, 10 inquir
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ATEANInOATs.

CHFAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS ON
~ Staten Island. Fare cents hy staten Islam
cry foot ~ hitchp st. hct the Battery aud Sluth
frrry Boats leave every hour from A. ", y T.
n On hur Sundays every half hour ~ T. NJ
ie9T tf.1gI
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SEWING MACHINES-LADIfS1 TAUGHT
- u orerite onl WHEELER q WILSON'S i'm
lr'v'd sowing magh ghins practise on shop work
terms SIS, C,pl Il. oc2, 9lasstSi
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po,I Wat DR.. Fam, Of Londor, saya

Real wat DR.. Farr, Of London, says
DR.. E.rr, ofLondon, in paIer issued by him on
,bs Auses Of mortality, says that ntempearance acts
y slow poison, and the deaths from drunkenness
and dslirlum tre1eHs, together exceed the deaths
from ali other poisons. "But" he adds sit Is dih-
cult TO oVerate the immense injury " public health
arising in all ways directly aud indirectly from this
obviously apoidabk cause. au2Su a0'24s
wuoLRsALH AGHHTs.
\, @, WELLS q CO., 115 FRANKLH ST., NEW YoRK.
HeAi by mail 10 any part q the Osuniry on receipt Of
rOs. opr
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EMPLOXMENT-FemnIes.

7 ADlES Learnt TO OPERATE on
- singers gui Wheeler y w'-'l's s.,,irv mn
clinc-, on drawers anil q Gtnur sl' o. Tgrr,. u,,.
dDiHtc. Saiisf ciion guarlu,'lj. Sns,t's s. wlo.'.
81 Is Nit"u'7 mlcliu,s for sale. III Clris'i, "a
front hassm,u' uflatit, y
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SEWING NES-WANTED-PER
- Sons Wa) wish n learn :, outrNto OF Sin ...'s
SOWING machines term. o'ly 81, md prsrtic- on
al kihhs oi wcrsi alsJ rpmo gorl scytrs % learn
! puiiNyla hsdo. Inquire 30 D.Isn,cy r. Isl
70 r. n IL "4N'iOt
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SEWING MACHlNES-LADlES LIZ ARMED
- ttop'ratc on W. & w, Itc-t uuur,t.I SOWING
machine learned uli p,rla,t iu 40 b., lIuyhr, aul
D. liiH'u% ly an experienced operator for Si
l'l Wet aIth It, near ~.Il Hyr. nj, s'iuJ
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ONLY FOR rs CENTS
O'lnil's taught 10 operate on Wheeler 4 Wil-oo's
f''iug machine In II ~, branches AMI particulars
- nil li' Is Of work Apply AZ 49, icl,h nve near
flst st. h. tlo Dfu,, sy.re mis- 'i..
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DENTISTRY.
- I-SI,AI- TEETu EXTRACTEp WIFI.

AS USUAL TEETH EXTRACTED WITH
n ont pain-Thoso who require fan scttS' tempo
rary srts no charge. Partial pieces, 81 per tooth;
,rh filed with odd silver OF bone filing % cents,
ly DR. IL. YILLERS, G5H BoHery, n. 4. corner Of
C,uol a. nol3 2Iic'l2g
A RTIFlCIAL bone FOR FILLING AND
II remrltns teeth, however badly decoyed or
lruL a. put in son without palm, color of teeth, an
warranted for lfc. q. ID. CRAWFORD, Dentist ~
Amity st. on 2d block from Broadway. oc1S 2tag'li9
DR. HOYT, DENTIST, 907 BROADWAY,
~ doors above Goth 81, Inserts hcutiiu sets of
eoth with or without extracting the roots on
rold ~ low ss s23 silver IS rubber $40 plaiinA
40 artificial tone Aling Cuserted without pain(
~ u gold 30 eta ~ u aInalgan bl rs. Al
, ork warranted. no 2iaG'i2S
CuFAPEST OF AI.L-C. BAKER, 62 Elst
" 18th st., h4 teeth with pure silver, ami ,u-''
tc,tIl ache 70 cents each For plate work, cal on
de experienced Dr. HEINDsMAN, 2ll Bo"ery.
% gl1'l2O
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NEW YORK NIE:UCURY.

VI VI T. y S l. : L { c y s 5
o. THE GREAT
PATRIOTIC CoNTRABAND STORY,
ny DIR. J. II. ROBINSON.
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D.. uonlSSs. .C3 DrvIsoS sr., con. H,GKET, NY,
Ms. BrAu's .2li IlGurHAv ny
,IsHi4. uArEs'. ..lIb FULTON ST., PrGoEL'N
e. MmoH. 1874 broad ST., ErHAEE, H. J.
PRICE ONE DoLIAR,
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1lH~Ht l1~p', 1o.p,s
M.y.Iiy "I WI. bt"v,r Bruce, li,'ui.
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SCOETO, THE sCOUT H {;
OF,
THE UNION RANGERS.
TALE " TIL CREAT REBELLION.
~ TIM
NEW YORK MERC UEY.
Just isoicl AZ every New p1po, in Amrric"
u 10 2-2al
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4 N'NNIONNlsl - l'pAlI hiH utcH IeHt W
4 tit. .fr.lH. ui . u,l.v,d mother. H. needs COM
..r . yuuu,r' o, urd friend. The vanity q
n. wurIu uud te tuluys utit put them all to8eth-
o. IA, t.,g HiL uut IraEc - lup-mtet for man.
r. ,g Hiu uDt silt the nature ot thc soul, nor sup
o. it. 4.,l- nor satisfy It's inst desires, nor run
...al.i With lta uuyyt-itiug duration. Therefore,
Il cling not good for man o. Voc duue God created
y .rru ~ be- hop-mc,t for him. See Genesis II.
l- Pu.r. Nviii. %. The applicant must possess .
l,'tIy luiv, practical riety domestic habits, .
..r.p De tenrv md, a. rnssihle musical talent. Al
"a. 90 MISSIONARY" =" at this oihce.
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SEWING MACHtNES--LADIES TAUGHT
~ - operate on Singers and wuesia- a Wilson's
sewing machines by Al Old eyparirr., ,ed tctcrer
fracuce tl perfect on flannel shirtt and other
work AMI recommended 20 work aNer lwrniu.,,
from " " 81 %, al 81 Stanton 81 neAr Acn, pr VA1s
dWdllng. ~ ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-08-13

Toss caaanfus Tas Ceaay Consists :.
har pa.la ~ flisaina appointments o. Tsva
Csmmiies 81 thf oasusaa yfsf
.sfhasiss-A ratile, Oh cey. T. NJ
AylrsWolth. Hssa.ssiaa Il 4 ne..iari. &
=. Hsuehieu. s Merrill bus IT. Il
heui. " aa.ehsldsr. Reli'a sykes. Mas.
chssie D. " lsaa, u i M.aer, Daaiei Eddy
Ponsai T. +. Breapeil, Msrret Garissr, G,
iyron Natisan Fes- Hexier 8aichellef. D
u Manlin, Aaran T Ryar1. Ra4.laro ~
u f9lieli, & P-sehs. Siias Mason Rugeg
-. p Austen, a u pcaia, Goorgs Hopkins
Stgfiearg II . Bonam. S A. Whipple, 0s-
car l. Maiii-au Laadgcorr- George T. Parker,
Ambrose Woodwork. Lyman NJ Baily Scare
burgh--Samuel Crozier, Joseph Eames. Henry
croaier, Stanford Daniel MOpy, obei Hall,
5. G Milhrl Saadgaie W L Madison, Rca.
heu liufd, Marslall iIurl SWaAuiaHa J.. J.
llill. William Perkins, William Bonder Hin
haii-Chauneey Wheeler, A. L. Graham, d. S.
Kendall, Hootiefd~W u, Park, Lyman
Bellies, Elijah T. Cutler
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State and other Items.

Capt. Eaton, Of the Vergenncs Compa
ny, returned to Vergenncs last week on ,
furlough of 30 days, for the purpose of pro
curing recruits for the I'd VT Regiment
lie adyertises fortwcniy, to 90 immediate.
~ to Washington. From the Je,monte,
we select the following interesting incl
dent:
I'VE are informed by Capt. Eaton, that
a man from the rebel army, was found up
on the ground mortality wounded He
said 10 our soldiers, Il am glad 10 see YOU.
| am AS good Union man as any of you,
but | was compelled TO come here. Ex-
anime my gun" Ii was found to contain
about dozen charges--he had not fired
it once.
MADE THEM SQuAT.-A widow wo-
mans only son went to the Great Bethel
slaughter, fought well, and returned home
on iurlough. His mother is pious, and
after he had answered numerous inquiries
as to bis health, &c, she said snow tell
me, Henry you did not Kill any one did
you! You didn't pint your gun at any Of
them, and commit murder right agin the
Bible, did you;" Said he Il don't know
as killed any one, but made eight or
ten Of them squat id sudden"
Res. David Wheeler, Professor III Cor
nell College, Iowa, son Of Hon. Solomon
Wheeler, Ct Rockford, ILL.,, has been 40.
pointed Consul 10 Genoa, Italy.
All the leading cotton factors in New
Orleans have published circular,in which
they say, in view Of the interests OF all
parties, they recommend to their customers
and correspondents not 70 ship any portion
Of their cotton crop 10 New Orleans, and
not to remove i from the plantations, I'M
I'll the blockade is fully and entirely aban.
doned.
SOUTHERN ZoUAyEs. "A regiment Of
Zouaves il forming in Tennessee, to be
in the regular Zouaye costume
81 the French, and TO be armed with rifles
and sabre bayonets Col j. g. Anglale.
who was for several years connected with
hat service il Europe, Is to command
.Iem.
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The NEw TREASURY NOTES.-The
Treasury notes, the emission Of which has
recently been authorized by Congress, are
being prepared for issue. A portion Of
the denominations are made payable 10
bearer N coin, (of the sj's, Sos, aud
s20s,) at places designated on their face.
Others Of the same denomination bear
Joo.lOO interest payable after date, with
the privilege Of the holder when presented
- sums Of 500 TO OK lanae Them for
Treasury notes having three years 10 run.
bearing Z $40 per cent interest. All
Treasury notes may be exchanged for
twenty years bonds, herring per cent in
terest. All the Treasury notes 10 lie of
and above $50 denomination bear $40
interest and are made payable IL three
years.
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Ntl aeseaa 81 reuies q car advertise
mFHis, 'hai fsrn'ss lanls aal alhsf Ind. 4
rel es'al' afesae1vi sr sale al asl near ,As
village 4 iasi ilamaabtoa. n ].
W. hatetsksa eslas.0B a. oaks quite an a..
ieas.fe esan..t'a laa 81 eve rr.sares. the aa,srl
aa1 Af''aeial aisaalerc. possessed rs ,6l, ,,laee
aaa segi'fn, aud ass ~ the cplaisa that tsw. 4
any loeall'es can aser ,a lssrehasrs meye sa,..
Factory Inducements
The siilase s situated aa the caa,.len sad Al.
lani'e hali Raad, tbitg.,in otos fsem pb,l.isl.
ph'a, ncar Maltca f,cr, ad a,e n.,lrs f,,., ,,.l.
water The sail Is sandy laam With cha, bo,,sp
apd V veil sal,ci to farming. gardening ana
iroil raising Il produces ia abundance vhe,,
graz corn, POTATOES. sssyt and shitS. an he or.
dihafy and haer vegetables. sagh a. Lima bean.
EGG plants, carliGoap. Sc, melons. spp,..
peaches apprieo,s, quincc' aad grapes n nj ~
rieties, aud remarkably thriving
iae climate e rcgparand nrdtYsfe IL, -.
son long enough 70 secure ire 81 three sroe. n
some kinds The winters arc mild. he ,hsr
momeier scarce ever sinking below rero n, -
s'on is noted FOR IL hcalihhilacs.. ,he Matter /.
soft and pure, The ,illage Is within .ls,t al.
lance Of some Of the principal seaside summer
resorts
The proximity 70 Philadelphia. aad N.- r..A
Of course allords 40 excellent naike, Or farm
produce
Pablo schools. churches, mills aud storts have
already tocn erected The village i wiiln a,e
miles 81 Point liammouou. from which boat. run
regularly to New York, carrying freight al 81
per ton. A Railroad from New Yorl IL Cane
May has been surveyed through thc town, aud i
now being worked. aud viii eonsberatl, decrease
the distance to New York.
Farms Or village lots can bc purchased Al low
prices. Those Who from feeble health o. other
causes. wish to exchange their residence for n
warmer elimate,or those Who wish to find pleo..
AM country possessing rare advantages, would do
@e'i 10 make personal examination Of iii. nl,ee.
CIRCULARS and other information can be had Nv
addressing d u. AIeacham. East lIammon,.n.
weymouth Station. \. J., o. At this of,cs.
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flEERE SorLE.-A correspondent of
The Boston journal asserts thai Sunle can
show as c'can record on the secession
question Is President Lincoln. and adds 49,.
Pierre Soule is to-day NJ h. ariy n I'm.
non man as Edward Everett, or your snir.
lied Governor Andrew Nothing hat lie
enormous depreciation Of his extensive
property IN real estate detcrs him fnin,
coming to the North. The renders Of the
journal viii rccoIlcct that nothing has
been heard from him since The secession Of
Louisiana, and they mayacsl assured that
no inducements, no threats nor danpers.
moi even the saving o. life can move him
INTO sympathy with the canscless rebellion.
just alter the taking Of sumter ! had The
honor VI dining with Mr.. Soule. In the
course Of conversation, he expressed. with
much feeling, his regrets al tie ehaAce tlnt
landed him IN New Orleans rather lhnn in
New York OF Boston.
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The office Of the Democratic Standard,
at Concord, n H., was completely reliev-
Cd Of iis contents on Thursday afternoon,
the Sth inst, BY a mob composed Of the
soldiers Of the returned lst regiment, and
OF citizens.
The STANDARD, which has been for a long
time -secesh," published an article reflect
ing on the soldiers. They demanded a re-
traction, and the Palmers, the editors and
prorrieiors, shook pistols and axes out Of
the windows, and dared the mob. while Tie
city authorities endeayored TO qucll The
disturbance.
The Palmers fred four four shots.
wouuding Two soldiers TIE office vas
Immediately Quilted. and the materials
burned in the street.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-08-13

TRrTn vs.. JErr. DAVIS. II win be
rceollecied that jeff. Davis, in speech NJ
Richmond, after the battle Of Bun RIM.
stated that the rehcl forces had captured
pro'lsions enough 10 llst an army Of 5o.-
900 men one year a gentlemen attached
to the Govern nen service has computed
the deiails Of This assertion. II would re.
quirc 3G,5000o0 pounds, and over Il. 900
wagons and $4,000 horses to trans port the
amount. The ctleinl returns show thai
We lost hnt u wagons and due allowance
can therefore be made for the idle boasls
oil the rebels,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-08-13

ARMY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS E,llowino
are among the army appointments and
promotions from Vermont, recently con
frmed by the Senate Gardner s. Blob.
GET. Assistant luatermasicr. with rank
Of Captain; Abjah Keith, Commissary 81
Subsistence with rank Of Captain; 'rhemas
II. Haley and james w. Carpenter Pay-
masters; Charles A. Webb. Chnptain.
thirteenth regiment of Infantry Solomon
+. Woodward, First Lieutenant, fifteenth
regiment Of Infantry.