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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-14
special News OF tho New York PapeFs.
TTribunes Correspondence

lTribune's Correspondence
WARRINGTON Sept. 1lth.-Adjutant General
Thomas, has decided, that under no circumstan.
ces whatever, will soldiers be discharged from
the army on the allegation that they were mi
nors when they enlisted, I,,., =
Mr.. Serrell was Internationally discharged
from hisarrsst at IT. Lafayette. He i an agent
of the Bank Of England, and held abundant
proof Of his responsibility and loyalty at the
time he was denounced to the Police. Mr.. Ser
rill held long interview this evening with the
President. The disclosures and suggestions he
made we're of such importance that the Secreta-
~ of State vas sent for TO receive them.
of the sixty.two prisoners confined at Fort
Lafayette. every one but three have been found
guilty of The treason for which he was arrested.
Capt, Dove, Of the Pocahontas, 10 under arrest
on charge of reasonable intercourse.
Col. Rankin, member Of the Canadian Par.
lament, was here few days since and obtained
power 70 raise Regiment Of 1900 Lancers, and
to arm and equip them like the 10th English
Lsncers, with sabres, carbine, pistol and lance,
blade is inches Tho rendezvous viii Be De.
troit They will b in the field BY December,
and DO commanded by experienced ol6cers.
HersldS Special H1Ic
The Govsrnment received Q despatch tonight
f,nm Cen Roeencrsns that he had routed Gen.
TIoyd's command, and that the latter was driven
| 70 his earth work. Gen sRoseacrans viii give
bsttle 70 Floyd sgain tomofrow. Z I ,.ss q si7
non osn. Daaks' Dsv,sssn. 49, : Z
P.xAsAur HUI, Nd, Sept ll.-Firing was
hard RI ssaday iini Me direction of ooafsd'a
Ferry. Our pickets discovered rebsl cavalry
Manned about tvo miles from The river, and
Sapt toupkins Of the Rheds Lland battery.
threw abeut - 6helb - The vscln'sy q snelt
Iyerv preparation has been made to give the
,.bsls : ~ - RECEPTION shsald they make the
40 - - ceoss betvosn Great Falls and Pelnl
n Rock. With view Of marching 81 Balti.
aors oinaliAassssly, o. WITH thsis thrsaasasd
i.s'ss. IN n y J! . - I ''''''' ~
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MONTGOMERY Co., Nd, Sept. THE Rebels
keep up an almost daily firing ON our men at
the ferries and at times make demonstration a.
II they intend to cross. Yesterday there was
heavy cannonading at Edwards Ferry. This
may be their, plan Of drawing attention fron
their works, which are said to Be in progress on
the Ferry Road leading to Lsesburg.
Gen. Banks division is ready to move in suy
direction, at q moments notice.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

JUDsONp MOUNTAIN HERB xS-.Hov sr.s.,
and wsnderfal isossen seems 10 a, I'M r,sdsne
sed Of simple mounsain herbs and roots oud "a cetan
" sssyeh o,t e,,a =. ~. !. -. .-sS
indian. .hcu,a 49, 80 - - N.
' = Sue An0v eao PfsssfvS g ssag end ven =.
the vor,d h,. ~, s.e ,,. -. y.
Mexico vsr. !. .,.n.. -. en,a 9, M. q.
inc /, l.,,. c,s,.. "a ,,,n.s.. ~ ~.
and 800, !. v.,I .,,f,.. !. ~ ~.
words - -, I, -. 49,
A.. -. ..,,h 80. .,.,.. =. ~. $500,
H.. ~ 49,. - -,.s. 4, a T.. " 49,,
- - y "'sn'y m ~ ssen ms, Ss nFtesssas
testimony Of al intelligent perpsns H. that JUDsON1
nn,rrr ~ ryvpp mi 4 =. &, 2. :. Ii. % Il, -
. 800 ~ $3.50 fAAAo NJ w - ssD0s ~ -
cline IN The vesld in curing diseass. 80 sf,,,i.5 q,
eold b. IN NedScna psa,~ra $3.50 t''A'f
d. - = - ssgisa gf.s-.3s, g..
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everywhere be summarily tried BY sosrt martial
and shot, rather than that "psAees psatinG
! susul ir1ssrssss psrsssssf-ts dsa6aessn -
Americas eaejgpa asd ;soasisn Is - infe9y ter
lever, Evseywliese les the true men - unnis-
fakeably distinguished from ths falses a11 ~
Douglas division lipe ", drawn brosd and bod
between the only elassssbthat can osloeger
exist in the county, paI<iots md As trc;teva
History has sspsatedIy sbovp thst . leos Pc
Rod Of prosperity corrppsis peoplA fThe tem-
pest Of adversely then comes 10 put every man
70 severe trial oct tests his metal Il Aer
remain not virtue and energy enough IN the
nation 70 abide the storm, Is perishss for the
benefit Of humanity, But II disintereeted and
heroic patriotism sdll survives - DO and dare
all that the countrys exigsncies demand, the
nation smsrges from her calanitisa purified and
prepared 70 pursue . stil graudss and prouder
career Of prosperity than before. Our country
needs heroes Of the loftest type. With confidence
faith in the omnipotence of.a good cause, and
In the Certainty that the people will follow
wherever virtue and courage can Be found 70
lead. ii .,s e,,sro - IN
The proclamation. Of Martial Law n on. State
unites all patriots here, teras the vail from Ill
foes, simpll6es the thiekening complications and
SUMMONS every citizen do or repounce his
whole duty. That duty ia to stand upquali6edly
for his country a. agalnst traitors in armA Il
10 to sustain BY word and deed and prayer The
strong arm Of JussICE % 1t strikes down the
guilty. Where the offence lies let the great
axe fall !" There - left no hope Of peace, none
Of safety from destruction except in CRUSHING /
TIE REsxLtIox. High and far above all other |
issues. and in terrible distinctness from every
question with which feeble minds or knavish so |
phists would obscure it.. rises the the simple fact
Of the Nation and Treason in moral strife. No |
weak or uncertain blow should be struck for |
Ehns menaced country, nor sholld such blow
receive weak or uncertain support. Every
over OF his countryiwnL sustain with no ques.
iionable ardor or qualified assent, but with the
entire energy of his nature, with all his inHu-
'nce, and at any necessary sacrifice, Fremont's
'ule of Martial Law. y The traitors can only be
disposed of--unless we wish them to dispose of
ls-by putting them doea. and there il only one
possible way Of doing this. The present regime
must be thoroughly aud triumphantly maintained
Until peace is restored, and the swifter and
harper the maintenance, the speedier and more
will be the peace of Aissouri.-[St
Iouis Democrat. r I-,
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Prince Napoleon

Il-.- FF1nee Napoleon. "a
OswEao, Sept ll.--The Prince Napoleon, 90.
companied nv his wife, passed through eOswsgo
last night on his way down the lake TO the thou.
sand islands and the st. Lawrence. ,i..;,f3 III, I.
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.hiAsh ssiYsd
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iBossos, espt. l4l-Tts Nahaat Hotel vscant
Tie present ssasou,a Vas burned lest nigst-4oa
800, 900 insufed ~ SO 900. tIsss e sg5Ns
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The sword must make Peace.


ly that it ia no infringement Of liberty to defend
BY every measure made necessary BY treason,
that constitution upon which the national liber.
~ and existence depend. In all quarters the
public Earnestly and eloquently demand the
stsrnest, sharpest and most summary and deci.
sive measures for the safety of our country
Fremont's proclamation Of freedom to the
slaves Of rebels has already effected great good
It has torn the mask from the faces of many
who, claiming to be friends Of the country, have
long been ingeniously playing into the hands
of ts armed enemies lthas furnished them an
opportunity which they could not resiat OF
maliguing Fremont and the administration, by
imputing to them olives and designs which
every intelligent person positively knew were
falsely charged. The per6dy, meanness, hypoc.
risy and treachery Of those eanting opposition
organs that were ever carping at the life and
death struggles of their country on the one
hand, and ,Iscsriot-like protesting their limo.
cence aud piety on the other, now stand naked
and abhorrept 70 the world Pity for them tina,
more Of these false prating traitors had not the
timely sagacity discovered by our contemporary
the Missouri Republican Its keen optics have
wisely failed Of late in their wonted perception
OF tyranny, usurpation, outrage and aholitionism
In every act of the Government. L does not
even perceive what numbers Of it, forsaken
brethren have 20 clearly and Indignantly Dis.
covered, that Fremont is inspired BY the fell
spirit of John Brown, Garrison, Phillips 4 90,
The controlling principle Of Gen Fremout'l
coarse II that which must rule in the national
councils with absolute sway. Il i one born 81
full and true recognition Of The asturs. temper
and resources Of the enemy, and the ia1.;;se In
tsrests staksd In the SUCCESS q me Americas
people in this struggle against national RUM
Never bad 70 high and holy cause more numer
ous, crafty, desperate and hitter fbea tn,
peerless purity and Justice Of oar oasss, and ID,
awful peril which thrsatena it.--thess srs 70 do
tate the spirit and means with which Il h 70 b.
maintaiped. Y necessary, let martial Law b,
Sstahlishsd by the President throughout th,
leogtA and hspadtA II ths land, and 1t trSissr
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~ SuDscfIRI0D6tO inc LOAN. " = \
PHILADELpHIA,e Sept. 12.-There were 400
subscribers to the National Loan to-day, and
$lO2, 900 subscribed at the Office of Jay, Cook
l. Co., and $27,0 at the q. s. Mint.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-23

Ihe Boston banks nelu yesterday $4,oUO,UOO OF
specie.
The London Times (city artcle) Of January 8.
referring to the advance of the bank rate, says:-
The Bank Of England this morning. shortly after the
commencement OF business, advanced their rate OF dis
from per cent ~ which IL was fixed the 3lst
ult. to per cent. Ibis is hghcr than any point at
tanned since the panic OF 1857.
The step came unexpec tsdiy and few minutes pre-
yousiy TO its notification money WAS obtanaba In the
discount market ut a fraction below the bank terms
then The assigned for it, no Sever
sufficiently importan
Not only did the AsaAakc out further sum Of f3O0 600
for New York Saturday but the toutoD from south
ampton this morning. has carried f7O 900, anu may
therefore DO inferred that the City Of Washington,
Arago, vgo North Brton, Marathon aud Niagara, sail
during the week. will all NEST OF them have additional
totals especially the accounts to-day arc likely 10 cx
cite the dence rcmtters Attic same time the ad
vices from Paris dscouragng with regard 10 the
sition and prospects or the bank OF France which in its
approaching monthly statement is expected TO show
fur very consider able reduction Of bulion TIA. effect
Of the panic having relatively been quite
much iet in France a. 10 England
In addition to these considerations there is also the
fact that the last weekly return Of bank showed
falling Of 81 024 60 IN tho OF notes, and that
the from India although they condrm the state
Ineit thai native loan contemplated, Indicate
that public improvements to be continued in that
country any extensive scale must be by funds drawn
exclusively from this SIDE These things seemed to
rant some additional action the money market, and
hence although tne public were unprcpafed for the
movement, has create5 no especially as
thore the slightest symptom OF internal pressure
dscrcdt and all commercial disposed 70 believe
that the progress Of business later in the year will fully
compensate for the Abnormal circumstances ope
ration.
Consols opened this morning at decline Of eighth
and soon experienced fresh 'a OF three eighhs per
cent. The FIRST bargains at 02x y, and on the
from tho bank transactions took place at
9lA u, which tho quotation at the official close.
Saiee however, pressed aftor regular hours, and
the price then 9lE a X, or hall per cent below
the lowest point touched during the whole Of tba
year 1860
Tho applications for discount at the bank to-dares
the advanced rate not numerous.
The financial houses connected with Paris expect fat
the Bank France will itself compelled forthwith "
follow the upward movement ~ the Bank Of England
The joint stock banks have made alteration 10 uSor
allie ailce deposits, bat will hoa meeting to
consider the action 10 be adopted The dsCt ant
houses have also abstained for day from making any
change.
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WHAT VIE SAID TO rHs ANEmoss MINISTER


DkPREcArrS SKcESSfoS.
lraris Core spoucenca OF the .esstk lily Adyerser
II devoves upon your sp,udent 70 describe
incident of the diplomatic reception occurring "
moments after their formal address boon
which, At the present nomentocs Iuuo,ure In In,
OF country, will excite deep int rest in thu
United States Ihe statement an abol, TO nuke mas
he relied upon as exs la every particular. When The
collective reception u the dpi,nstic byy the
Emperor passed slowly &long the Inns OF Aub sssors
and Minister'S speaking fcw words to zach nsrson
After moments conversation with the Persian Ama
sad who sso6 at the right ~ the Minister % tn. uuei
s s., the Emperor approached Mr. Faulkner
uy snook hs hand. me usual words ~ greeting ~sr
lnhs- - 'f ' >" Us
.o m h y the latest Intelligence you have received
the papers represent Il y, e' '"'' ="
IKE moe, nations, sre," replied Mr. Faqikner we
nave our troubles which have is, mono az thor c,,rn
~ described in the European prcaq ~ e'
The Emperor hope il \ not truo a., go. = -
states have separated from tho general eopstsr,,,o
Mr. Faulkner" The states stl form ons ,.,'n.,o,
government, az heretofore. There "a excitemonl "a -
tons Of the cJnfcdcracy and there are indie 90, ~
extreme measures being adopted BY ono n 10,
OF the States. But ara familiar yith IN,
excitement with the yisor witch n,
long 10 tbs Institutions OF a FREQ people We b,v,
already more than once psssed through oommoti1os
which woud have shattered INTO fragments anv othar
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Thus the receipts show decrease OF cal 900
bales from those Of last year, and decrease of
2Ol 600 from 1889, and the exports exhibit the
following results:--
Cwp nth
Las Ys,v. or Nv. Prupe on, Err. Toat Sock.
lrcrease. $4,000 $1,000 $4,000 $4,000
lncrcase.. 1000
IsbS-5o
Decrease. - $4,000 $1,000 163,0OO
Increase .26p GOO 1s1 900
With regard to crop they say
Thc movement OF to the seaboard Ia now pro.
crossing pretty free scale. The weekly receipts are
in Of last year, both by and telegraph and
unless arain interrupted will continue largo for some
time The natural effect ~ high prices In drawing tho
10 market should easion little surprse for with
nearly halt tho yield stl in their hands planters must
be anxious to realize at tho present reuneratva rates
The season 70 now wearing and II prices should
decline again there would be iess disposition hold
back than heretofore the present crop needs to be
got out Of the way to for the ncxt The political
agitation nj the south IS also additional stimulus for
planters realizing Large receipts during February and
March are, therefore, quite probable, and they may
prove the heaviest months Of tho The decrease
M compared with Last year already checked and f the
out receive almost much last year. The de-
crease compared with 1869 has passed its maximum
and viii rapidly disappear. The course OF onr markets
has been subject 10 violent fluctuations lately. The
ctement lately advised this aide has been followed by
another reaction. Dull news from Liverpool large re
ceipt AZ The ports and more pacific tone IN politics.
have caused buyers pause and pricns have yielded
he 10 40 at an points. Tho Marahons advces at hand
this morning viii aIso have depressing effect.
OF exports they say
The exports have also been on liberal &c ae this wcok
Tue anxiety lately manifested TO get cotton 10 owng
g. apprehension " difficulty arising out OF the political
agitation at the south has resulted tn the simultaneous
clearing OF large number Of ships and thus the weeks
exports amount to $4,000 bales 0f this treat Britain
viii get f2i O00 bales ard the total thther amounts
10 pI9 baes against 043 900 last year and $50 900 in
1850 ~ sicg, aph for the succeeding week the ek
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from the LONDON Post Jan T.
7hs condition affairs hs tnttcf Sdte drBerrg al
ysygh Ohlie r,dched rhtc1 rc1rs ~ marie
Aor,ss OF cancellation AMI sf aspe THIS result
Ia 10 be attributed to the spirit OF csacctoa amount
inc 10 actuat rebellion which prevails in -ouh ,,roitna
the other confederate slave states aud 70 tn weak
and cowarcly policy which Mr. Bach ivan has thought
proper adopt We fully appreciate the dic ities ny
which Mr. Buchanan surrounded Ills responsible al
viserg from various motives have lf ~ him the task
81 forming new nistra.i0n at period whom only
tive mouths Of hts tenure OF iioe have 10 rdu; tnf
whilst IL this country we can respect the p1bic
spirit % General Case, We can Iot extend tue same
es equation 10 the conduct % Mr.. Cpb0. Ths one
almost better known rs u statesman than any OF
ipdvi61s America, who nearly thirty years ago sup
ported General in that or and
decisive action which successfully repreased a former
threat 81 tn-rsied from the Cabinet simply be-
cause tile President would pot t.k Those or,,n ,ry mes
eufee " pfecsuon which the Commander Chef OF tho
American regular army hca 70 bc cessary; tho other
deseften hs GUY peae ms symp,thic and interests
pAtchedup CsDinet-composed ~ NJ ta,cx sno raoaot
" ~ Attorney General rec MIN ed sccession and "a
q late Commissioner OF Patents ous hi onarahis =,
supposed ~ be better acquainted puysica snre
than with statosm ,nshipthat Mr. Buchanan hopn, 10
tide thu greatest difficulty which hitherto has he
fallen hs country His Prosideutsnip other ro
very oreditsbie either " his Ui-dom ore.sht
will DO rendered. only more disgracefully ccnspicu0
two months hence, he hands TO hls d.
united people exposed 20 the dangers and hofros
nternecine civil war The Nosthern States IN tho face
all this controversy amt irritation have preserved
attitude of dignity IL not of cancellation, which certain
~ ought 70 give offence 10 the south Stroug Ia ther
wealth and freedom, they oOppsel 10 secsssion
though they may BE- willing to adhere 10 tbs Msso in
comp onise any other complct OF tho desrip
zion, they determined surrender their personal
liberty enactments in favor OF any southern fdgi.
tive slave laws. We mist confess that have
mo faith In airy action which, unsor the exist.
ing circumstances, Congress may take. Commit
10 investigate the pcrlous stte Of the nation
may be appointed, and even moderate aud cOnctmJfy
resolutions may be moved anf carried but by NJ ns
ebart Of impeachment The policy or tho President
affected hut this delaythis comparative tiac
che part OF the North, and this icys rebellion the
mart Of the Soutb-must be fatal 10 the continuance OF
w. Un ion. Two month"; hencr NJ Lnc,Ln ahAleY.I LIE
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THE VERY LATEST.

LONDON, Jan. 8-Noon.
Consols opened heavy at91K q 91x, and declined to
91k q y, at which price they now steady
Shares opened fat at lower prices but buyers In
and they almost Immediately rallied to about the closing
prices Of ycstesday Canadas heavy Great Western, Of
Canada, 1O2 a 1Ox.
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Garibaldi ON tho Affni IRIS In Italy.

The Ar,tc1 dtLa Lrc,fG, q Reggie ilnrnal publishes
the following letter, addressed by Garibadi, in Novem
Der last 10 Ntapoltans who urged him at TO
fetun u Naples entirely conn ms the general rum,r
u the icator iatens TO resume his sword In the
mouth of March
Is,aIs cf ,pies-That II painful to me IL leave
you, God knows My mission TO you however full.
hiitd, and could not but take my leave did
e.hIg heart You now, by your complaints add TO my
ends because have reolyea With myself TO let
ny presence be obstacle TO yonr happiness pros
pery which you Will find accomplished under the sceptro
Of III Eng adiam'mano Beve me, then, whom say
thHt If III. mssin to deliver the Italian people from
very aid tyranny, have done it, OH Neapolitans
Though your strength ana your courage. Yes you are
free una NY presence nnioug you would be OF no ad
vantage would, thr contrary rctard your progress
Ncu have been moro fortuhnt. than some OF your
trehoIn, Tor there are still Italians in slavery. Why
should you b. uneasy Why do you needessly call for
met Aihw me for a few months hat OF body and
nnd which require as preparation for the new
la crs, the new f'glcs and the suiierngs which
await bnl all this Il n0thiDg-it Is Italy that
question, to Italy my life IL consecrated. Rome
and v,iice expect my aid. They belong 10 italy,
cit citize ns are brethren, aud they yet groai
under The nafn yoke o. Austria and OF -. Let
recruit ny self tor the great storm which threatens
ia you hear the lion 3is saring is that
q taae because be knows that his pride Is about to
have tai. lie Tears that winch Tod has made
pc@eriu enough TO bling him down Do you the
e-cesDis oi the auc,en, Ronans2 The blood OF their
ancestors ct ipws III their veins but they PROSTATE
the elsththeir faces are In the mud and they are
home down By ovorw heming oppression They require
hand 10 raise them up thar lnd stands need OF
rest 70 rc vcI strength for the task. Lot and
uat'fi ri rhianthfopfN second yonr love for will
b. with y'u 10 -four months You shall again,
but thcp thal rcqui'c proof Of your love. Ii you
really hove me, which do DOT doubt folox mo- m
deu fellow Ciizrl-fulliw mo- when We hall unite to
rhon c,ptentd aod united, Will const tate Italy
one AM indrps ndrnt Under the scaptre of the King
tatd"tp'no Vco' tmaunci Adeu! AT the eud OF March
W. will nbrece each o'hcr, q. GARIBAI.DL
tstfstEA, Nov. IL, 1860
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TuRDSs. Jan. 22-6P.N
A1ts ales ligh, and confined 10 small lots pots
and pearls al &C. al Xc
BRF.TeTUfIs.--f The demand fair both from
The trade and for export, white tho foreign news had
depressing influence prices market closed at
sdcclne VI about &C. i0c, pof barrel The sales footed