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them, mounted their horses aud i'd. The
eurasei father, fading them beyond bis
reach, turning to where the slayer Of hi,
h,,,e daughter lay, seized his axe aud cut
bis brutal body into quarters and threw
them out as only IL FOR dogs to devcur.
Such, my friends, is Session at h,nle.
+ IS r"jitry, r'riac, aHd murder int
It I, ntprcii,y ,2r1"l, y,a, aud will he
upon You. I'u must arm for your owu
defence | spoak not 10 you in fables.
These things occurred, not in remote
coun'ry, bat right over there in Tenues-
see. seem even Yet TO hear the shrek
that went uq from that young aud iuuo-
cent heart, a. it took leave Of life, so Wild,
- clear, 80 asouiziug, that even angelic
spirits III -ht cjme to listen and avenge
VIII You hot, then, rush to the suPpor: Of
your q ,yerumeu; and the rescue Of your
coGurry from . reign Of terror that has no
parallel in the history Of civilized men?
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IRGINIA.
Fight at Edwards To.d.

G.o Biak, rr,s.e> 'Ic Pstm1c ,-,h Tn
IH.a,rp3 .N.a. .N.a1,lr Baker k.I,,L
Monday. tie DIST inst. an advance
Of the Union army under Gen. Stone
pushed up the river towards LccSpur-
and about . An. encountered the
foe between that town and the river.
Nothing decisive occurred until abont
>. PM. when the enemy was lcinfor-
cal by a large army. making 5000 to
Io.ono in ALL urd"r Gen Evans Of :.
c. This force fell on our right wing
under Col. E.D.Bakcr, from Oregon,
with a force of loUJ men. Col. Ba-
hcr braycly took the advance in a
charge on a battery, when he was
-hO; dead with half L dozcp balls by
Mississippi riAemcn. He had Just
despatched to Gea. Stone for aid as
he fell. and the latter soon supported
the right wing, retrieving the confls-
ion created by the loss of its leader.
Our loss in killed, wounded and miss
ing during the day was perhaps l7J.
and the enemy : l. unknown, but they
were repeatedly rcpulsed.
During the night Of Monday-Tucs-
DAY, Gen. stones command assisted
Gen. Banks in crossing his Division,
and by Tuesday night it Is coniccturcd
10000 men had crossed TO the Virgil
MIA side and on The Island in the Po-
tomac opposite Lcesburr.
New Rebel batteries at Matthias
Point appear TO close the navigation
Of the Potomac below Washington,
and supplies 10 the Capital now come
by way of Baltimore or Annapolis.
has had attention drawn
to this danger for a long time, but
seems TO regard it as of less consc-
IucuCc than some other.
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KENTUCKY.
First Contest.

\ despatch dated Cincinnati, Tues,
day. Oct. 22d. states that courier
from Camp Dick Robinson reports 4
fight on Monday between the Tennes-
sec Rebel General. ZollicoiIer, with
COCO or 1,000 men, and Col. .Garrard.
with l211 men, at Camp Wild Cat.
XollicofIcr made three different efforts
each time the invaders were rcpul-
scd with considerable loss. The Tn
ion loss was / killed and 20 wounded.
The courier met re-cnforccments of
one regiment with artillery on the
way for Col. Garrard.
Thus have the worse-than-Indian
traitors brought war and desolation
upon beautiful kentucky, which tried
neutrality" un;il il hds called blood
-lcd upon .;,e.:
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TRIMMING AND VARIETY STORE
Broke Out in a New Place.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform
his friends Jha, ne continues his rd>ine.s
= a Toe old stand, corner Of iIh and Market
;, -e-,. L4vI>burg. BuyIns s1eIusi'IiI
ryH CASH. he IS abe 10 SELL Low his
81 .-- o. Notions. Trimmings, Single
a.t D.uars Zeyphrs Of all shades, Nuoias.
Wra,-u II a1S. Hosiery, &c.-ali kinds II
P-rt.mrrv-S-raiu' celebrated Honey
~.sp-Pear Powder. Cologne. .Extraeis.&c-
;EEAGS and Coun'ry Produce taken n
-rstr. HI. N'MAHON, Ast
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E2 SAFE

! ALEiBLE property in Limestone Town
! ship ..armciiy EuGaIoeJ Uu.yn Co. IA,
about . Z. rs west from New Berlin aud 4
south from N.tilnhurg. Il rents ., $50" cash.
The FARM >i:G Acres, al IN good cui-
ilvaulH-an Island producing l9o bushels oi
WAe-.-a tUo->tarey Dazzling House. -
Iacarvrew, STONE BARN oyershorL
-x-lyN -Two Orch5rIs-a superior
x,,.Y = SsW-NILL.auI a CIrcu,ar Saw.
z-7I.5-r 457il driven by The large Wa'er
- Power oi Peuas Greek, w.,h,-s4,
about 400 Acres of Pine and Heml,c1 -
TIMBER LAND. The Creek is nav gable n
freshet, 10 raii down Lumber 10 The River
and Canal. The Saw-Mili Is capable OF ma
kIng T,c, Ths,.sq1d Dolns' ,r,rfi Of LtnIjer
ssqrig. The Farm. Saw-hil aud Timber
Land all @5j.ln. \ Bans oi IRON ORE IS on
tA. rrrreIy-ihe continuous M0Hlvur Ridge
westward from DanylIe.
The prem SOS VII he sold VERY low On
five payments, a. the owner lives l. mtes
from aHt is ~, aged ~ attend 10 il properly.
For further information. apply 90 JouS SrEE>,
Tanner Agent, near the property.
HUGH BELLAS
sun5urv "a. Oct -, l>5IH4
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Estate of Eli BVler.

4 DNINIsTRATOR'> NOTiCE-Whereas
! Leuer, o.! Administration on the estate
a.. I Bg.sr late %. East BuItloe township,
deceased. have been granted TO tie subscriber
1y Tile Register Of lulan county ~ due form
70. law, therefore all persons indebted To- sad
estate are requested ,n make immediate pay
mea'. aud those having Just claims against
the same may present them udiy authenticated
FOR settlement. ~
CONRAD SHECKLER, Admir-
Forest II iil, oct 10. 1851
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Proposals EIr Putting ';p " infer
Quarters e.! Camp SHTtin.

HEAu-t, rsLTFH-. frNN~NII ASIA s.iLIrEA.I
Ql6rrssva-rEE'~ DrFlHTvFNr,
Harrisburg. Oct. -, 1851.
l'EALED PROPOSALS. will De received A.
> ta,, o.acr up go = u'c.ocs ol Fr. BAY. the
l,l o, N.,etab~r next. for 9uiunc up. 100 Camp
CaaIu. uear Harr.>y1~-.WIHier Quarter, i-r
tao Thousand men. Pans and spec .acaluu>
must accompany each tiI. Tae r.-4i To re-
Jsct any ur al, 90 the plans 8, Te--r.ri.
Sealed proposals vrl le received az he
same time lrr boards and ~caulIa-. necessary
for the erection % said q, ,Iaritr>.IH Inc event
OF The Department, rejecting The aJ.ve BIDS
The o.ar1> e31Irri uIi be ot wllr p.n~ Dl
a good gla'.iy oi cu..ug~. White Pine ur
Hrmlocl >-an,.Iag Vi different .-oarh> and
sizes. i. &. HALE,
Oct. -. 'CI Y u. General
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iAGvEu>yILLE, O.,. -

\ meeting w@s held this evening il our
scboy.-h5u,e-C L. Haus, President. AZ I
JOHN n4uck and Jacob F.llmau, Wee
Presi3euts-aud was ably and eioqueutIy
addressed, on the signs Of the tiaes, by
Rev. joshua Kelly, Of WiIm-Port. Cap.
josiah Kelly, Of Lewi-burg, made some
rsm1rE-, wien Thomas Tor,'g 'gr and Daniel
Hoover enlisted and were sworn into his
company Cap'.ke.y i sau'!eman, Of
some military experience, aud having al
ready secured about fifty recruits expects
- leave L-wi>burs next Wednesday, II
afJl-, fine opportunity for al who Wish
10 serve their country under Captain
who vii care well FIR them. We trust
that many more viii join the grand Union
army until It can by Its very numbers
strike terror into the ranks Of the enemy.
ELMER.
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THE EXECUTIYE COMMITTEE
az E.ey.i>burg. Pa,
AID SOCIETY"

OF BALTIMORE.
4 RE- pre7are3 10 send 10 Inc country,
y CHILDREN aged from 10 ls. most Of
.u-n being Orphan-. oT hat Orphans and II
l. Ine desire Of tbs Committee /" send them
Go good homes among Farmers and other, IN
The country. Persons wishing a chIld 10
adopt, ur TarSe ss their own. hy addressing
eI,her one % the uatsrsi- -ued Commiuee.will
receive a Circular giving particulars. GUot
references will. IN all cases. be required.
!lEtTUYE CnUNITTIE OF LEWi>BJEG.
- vs. POLLOCK. chm. E~v. e. ~ LEINEsCH,
fIr. JOHNSON WALLS. Mr.. c. " = HAFfLk,
Ifv. lf = UlLE< H-. lev 4 FiNh-
w. ~arg a.. HEIuES. Nr. PETER HUEsH.
f.-,. o. NiEEICE- Mr. \. : kEiNEE.
Hry.J. ". HEDGES, Cor's >-cy. Aug 3mi
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Ty1icN.

In =; Cs-. Trauli Co.. No. f9:i inst T.: The Tesi
l-nr- 90; !-r brother, G. !slv- Moore, ELIzAEEI H.
:- of shu I.-aua.-. a--l g. y.ar-. Worn out TIE
civil va-i around laE home ~ Ib-ria. Ny l.. tsr,-
:- ~--k- with Iart cf Lv- :aa'y, oT the tf-s. Int
h~r strength failed Tie way. and -Le Iiet iIh LiLl
friend. ~ perfect Trao".
In Milton on the: isu'i-st. SOPHIA, relic; Of The
late .ioLu ba' son. iu her sH;L yefr.
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Ic,,i,,urs Bank, Oct ls, 1861

N-OTICE IS hereby gwen. tina; an Election
lur thirteen Directors, will be h-ld at
tae Bank ug House on Monday. Nov Is, 1861.
b-f4--u the hours Of 9 o'clock, A ", and 3
o'clock. T. VI. 4 Gensral Meeting ot the
>-arkhulier> will Be held or Tuesday. Nov.
> sol, al 20 o'clock, \ u.
DAVID REBER, Cashier.
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A., EMPLOYMENT
AGENTS WANTED
Ss.b

We vii pay from $25 TO SO per month
and all expeu>eS-io active AcenIs, or gige
Comm. sion. Particulars sent free. Address
Ere Sew ing Nachtae Company, L. JAMES,
General Agent, Milan. Ohio 9J9y
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Tcacher>'EnstitI:c.-ThemenherS
Jt The Buiiaiae Township Teachers Institute
ave requested 90 meet Al School House No. :
near Aa!r-r Hanca's) on Saturday, Nnr. =,
at J, p NJ llr The purpose Of elec!!ng Ulcers
and preparing for business
Oh. l. HAT~. Pres.
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Saturday, Oct, 26,

Saturday, Oct, 26,
1861, Personal Properly, consisting OF
Household Furniture. VIZ. sofas,
Per Tables. Mirrors. Paintings. Ingram and
ihrec-ply Carpets, Nsni,ian Blinds, Bureaus.
BedsteadS, TABLES. Chairs, Stands. Clock,
Lamps, Candlelahra. Stoves. Copper Ksr'!e>
together with CHAMBER and KITCHEN
FURNITT Re, &c. sc.
Sale 20 commence al 10 o'clock ! VI, when
terms Wa te made known.
THOMAS HAYES
y. p. IN opportunity wall be afforded on
the day preceding The sale. TO any VINO mas
SO desire, Of inspecting articles iniended for
sale
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DISSOLUTION.

rVHE Co-Parrner>hip h-ret"f"re existing
between the unders. surt under III. firm
OF HASA d GoorxA~. Is lhis - dissolved
bv muina. consent. The Book "a y rs are
l-sl a, The O'd Sani for spssdg ssft..n4l'-, Al
who fell interested. will please lase ne'-=
IETFE iI'H-l-
r.vri-s,r ,r-. r- L. rss1 JOIN /! GOODMAN
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Estate Of John Biddle, decd.

4 DNINl>rRATUR'S NOTICE.-LetierS
Of Administration on the estate OF John
BIiaie. deceased, ate O! BuilalOc Twp, hav-
IDs been granted TO the subscriber by the Re-
gi>Irr of Union county Iu due form of law
all persons indebted To said estate are hereby
notified to make immediate payment. and all
having aHr lu>t ciaunS against the same may
presen, Them daily authenticated ior settlement
10 LEVI Hal II, Admir-
EnFaL-a \ Rad, Senl. 10. l>bI
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Latest NeWs By Telegraph.
PnILAp Oct. -, M.-Gen Banks force
is on the Maryland side Of the Potomac


IhILAp Oct % N.-"e en-, banks force
is on the Maryland side Of the Potomac.
= The latest despatch from Edwards
Fcry j., a> follows:
Yesterday. ou learning thar 4 lar.c force
of rh, enemy wa, approaching. and had
arrived IT ,wa points above and below the
ferry and in imuel Hate Iroxim;ty to i. it
wl, JUDGED advisable to withdraw our
troops from the Virginia side. both ~
Edwards Ferry auI IIarri-.u's Island
This vas deemed tie more necessary from
the L,-L stage Of water and prevalence Of
q gale. which made j; a matter Of impo,-
>ihiii:y to throw over sufficient force to
make orir position perfectly secure against
a'r.rk Tie force at iiarri>on'> island
.r,b. enemy who taij,d to max, any de-
,.a,,.,~a,-.p' Gen. S,ag. commanded the
division ol.uo.,.c Edwards Ferry. and re-
nar.3 fIIn. .Iu-igr q ,rIor.~tuau, Storm,
in rh,ni-l,-. with safety. cen. S,oa. VIZ,
among the Is: to leave the shore. and no
a.....rut Whatever occurred. The number
or.he .Y.mv /, na, known To our sidcIut
= is inferred that they had between $4,000
and $4,000. They having an ady3nfa-
5e'a. lo~','"n, an a''1'h q, ,1 %"q'd have been
>'''"> ~ ''' ''''''', '''''-'.
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N AlREIIElD

In G.-v-hu--. --I. fl-tf % I;.vJ y Ie,-e-, ELIAS
SiNtl ~ sal Ms. ELNlGA + LtDN IL, both Of L.
l-er Mile.
iu fI- faf u--. -s.h iuue. hv Rev u Blown. i'sof
u VI Uu.EE, q N~e lysh and 2Ii-, ADA CuL>NLN
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FOR SALE.

-. \ FIRST-CLASS Double Reed
!, FFjve Octave NELOD!-ssy.
! = J I?iauo style, with ,wo Organ stops.
suitable Tor Parior, hall or church. Inquire ,i
Jos. ". HOUSED.
Lew.>burc, Oct. c5, 'Gl.
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--latest i = ews

Naval Expeditions OF great magui-
tude are making their way from our
syapOgts.
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History of the Draisbach Church.

Tcp> lax Morning < Friday Afternoon.
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Capt. JOHN II. Pr,cc', Company, from
Wi.li4msror', gave abgu! 10 Rep. votes to
/ UsL.
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I cnduc i!

WILL be sold a, the residence Of llc sub
W scrhsr, on South From, street, III Inc
borough ui LeSIsburg, On
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Secassfon's Horrors in Tennessee,

fin 4 recent adirr,, AZ Ca'.r.4.. o no,
Hon. ANnGfW JuuN>oy. /. S S,u4'or
from Tennessee, thu, described llc course
oi the Rebels Iu hi own State
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NO 500 West Twenty third street. this Tuesday, morn.
ing, at eleven O'Clock The remains will be taken q
Kingsbridge for intorment.
SANFDoRD.-At White Plains ~ Y. on Monday No.
vembor rs, WESLEY SANpFoRD, in tho SD year OF hi
age.
SHARpE-At San Francisco, CAL on Saturday Octobes
90 SAMUEL W. SHARPE, aged 43 years native Of Now
York city and for the last thirteen years resident Of
San Francisco He died surrounded by friends who
tended to him with care, and paid tho last SD rites h
remains.
SroNE-0n Sunday, November "a JONI STONE, of coun.
W Longord parish Of Abey in the 35th year OF his age.
HIS friends and acquantanccs respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from his late residence 326 First
avenue at two O'Clock.
SHGEirAN--On Monday November rs, THOMAS, On
Drowmtarin Conbanin Cross, Ireland, aged years, 4
months and 25 days
Tho friends and relatives OF tho family requested Ia
attend the funeral from the residence OF his parents
corner FIFTY seventh street and Second avenue this Tues
day. afternoon, at two O'clock
Cork papers please copy.
VEnMlIYEA.-On Monday, November 2J MARIA W., wife
OF Wm Vermilyea and daughter Of tho o Bishop Sher
wood, in the 4lst year OF her age
Tho friends and relatives OF tho family arc respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the Methodist EpiscO
PAL church Iarryown on Wednesday morning. at cloves
O'Clock, without further notice,
VEiR--On Monday, November rs, MARY VioLxr
youngest child OF Teresa and Egbert l.. Viec aged
months.
WRiGT.-In Burlington, N. j., on Sunday morning
November "a after lingering illness from consumption
ELts s. WRdIr, in tho I'D year of his age, formerly d
New York city
New York papers please copy.
Kilkenny papers please copy.
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The British sioop-of-var Racer.

On Saturday morning last the British screw steamer
(soop-o Racer paid another visit, and cast
anchor at Quarantine She $50 horse power
TO the North American and West Indian feet as well Us
tho Immortate, which last here
she Is nice model for a craft, and il evidently
built for switness. Her compartments spacious,
considering her Dimensions and she manned with 100
marines and sailors. The very obligng, and
respectable parties calling cvncc great attention. The
officers are both attentive and friendly ard appear
anxious to Snow every thing and give the fullest nocma
tion respecting the vessel.
Tic greatest order and regularity appear to animate
ali board, and h3 ship to enjoy healthy and
sanitary condition. as there is no sickness whatever
nectcd with the soop Of Since sho last let here
she has been cruising principally along the Southern
coast doubt taking observations in regard to the
now going on here
u is such u short time since we gave an elaborate
detail OF the Racer deem the present entirely
Sufficient only that it may not be out of place hero
state that her commander is full cousin to lord Lyons
the British Minister at Washington
The following is list Of her oiNccrs:-
Conmnn,ier--Algeinon NJ. Lyons.
First Lcrteadni--Scolge Boyiase.
Second Li5ahfcnt--Thoinas III. Royse.
MdSer-Lenry l.. Kelly.
S,ugeoa--;esrgc Iuac.n, NJ. y.
Asgistan, Savocrn--Thomas b. Martin.
PGn,rtey--,ohn Shepherd
As;iaiat Poymuetr--T u. Bavcrstock.
Nr.s--John u. Cs.t and Bernard Moore.
Nothing definite is yet known TO how long the
Racer remain in waters; nut is supposed that
sho will not be removed for time and that her
departure sh, will DO replaced by other British
vessel.
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get him to subscribe his money and then to
cheat him at the polls. They will seek to bleed

xct him to subscribe his money and then to
cheat him at the polls. They will seek to bleed
him of some twenty thousand dollars, more or
less. which will 60 to elect sundry Aldermen,
while he will be left in the lurch. Conservative
merchants, mechanics, laborers, manutac-
furers-all who desire that New York should
retain its good name, will vote for MIR. Wood
We understand that enlightened republicans,
who comprehend and endorse the wise policy
of the administration, viii, by thousands give
Mr.. Wood their suifrages, and there is no ques-
lion but he will receive the support of the best
part of Tammany Hall. If as is not impro-
able. Mr.. Wood should receive a majority Of
all the votes that are cast, it would be an event
which, more than any other would signify to
The North, to the South and to the world the
proud position Of fair and national conserva-
ism, against abolition and secession disunion
which New York city holds.
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M WAR POLICY OF THE REBELs-ON TO
HINGTos.-We were enabled some time
to give, from Southern paper, the foreign
,matic policy of the rebel government
regard to their expectations of the mission
cir agents abroad. 1t appeared that they an
ated recognition by some Of the European
ers, basing their hopes upon the policy
ted by England towards Spain, Italy and
ium. But they forget that circumstances
cases with European diplomats, and that
public affairs of Europe have very little
ty to the affairs of America.
give to-day the war policy of the rebels
their own journals, as it has been de-
ped in the discussion upon Beauregard's
unit Of the battle of Bull run. From the
acts which we publish elsewhere it will be
that JEFF. Davis ruled the roast previous to
I presidential election, and the plans OF
regard for an advance on Washington were
ruled by the more cautious policy of Davis
rould seem that the inactivity which has
acterized the rebel army of the Potomac
the affair at Manassas was the result o.
lDtJs' control, while it is urged by some
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PeraOnnl EmtclliUence

General Butler passed through thus city Sunday es
route for Boston.
Captain williamson aud Lieutenant Sanford of the
United States Army, A. {. Crosby Of Connecticut A. Mott
Of Washington: A. Moiiat and wife, Of Montreal NJ Ma
conber oil Goxburyl NJ Reynolds and WIFE, G. o. logers
and wife, R. f. Adams, J. W. Birelow and A. G. Hill, Of
Boston are stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Captain Mayer and u. Wiss, OF tho United States
Army, Calhoun, OF the United States Navy H. Pun
pely and wife, Of Albany, C. w. starback, of Oho;J NJ
Owens Of Baltimore j. Redpath and wife, OF Boston s.
Case OF Pc,ou &C. A. Somers Of Springfield; r. Parker
OF Buffalo, L. Reynolds of Louisville and II. w Clapp, Of
Massachusetts, are stopping at the st. Nicholas Hotel
Hon. Eli Thayer, OF Massachusetts,; Geo. s. Webster
and family Of Midiletown; f. r. Hall and wife, Of New
Haven; W. d. Wallbridge, W. H. Teft and Miss Teit Of
Detroit; Captain Cornish, OF ship Emerald Isle; p. g.
watmough, Henry G. Meade, Lieutenant Ihorton and
Chas Wooky, OF the United States Navy Chas W john
son, Of Japan Captain Eavids and family j. C. Hopper,
Il. Bags, Lieutenant Colonel Buchanan and family OF
California: Captain Putnam, OF the Twentieth Massach
sets regiment; DR.. McCormick of the United States
Army; Captain J. G. Duane, OF the United states En-
gneers; Lieutenant J. w Quackenbush and Chas. n.
Nye OF the United States steamship Vandaa, stop
ping at the Astor House.
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GRiJ.S-PowERs.-On Sunday November "a, BY the
Rev. J. Bowling, ELIAS NJ GRENN TO HELEN Powgs all OF
this city
HAsKELi-GRAysoN.-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday. No
vcmber 20 by the Rev b. H. Nada Mr.. RopEsr b. IIAs.
KILL OF BROOKLYN, N. Y, to Miss RovIA S. GRAYsoN of
Mississippi.
Washington papers Please copy.
LEST--CRANE-On Thursday, November 81 by the
Row M $. Hutton, DID,, OF tho Reformed Dutch church.
Washington square, Mr.. WILLIAM H. LENT Miss LMMA j.
CRANE, all OF this city.
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The ENGLISH PRESS ON AMERICAN ArFA Rs
There is marked Improvement in the tone of
the English press in one regard. Even the Lon
don Times is compelled to concede that if we
open cotton port we shall have left European
nations no cause to quarrel with the blockade
AS this has been already done in the capture of
Port Royal we might have felicitated ourselves
on the permanent good temper to which it
would be likely to lead on the part of our con-
Thunderer will fling his bolts wildly about him
when he gets that news. But even this new
ground of irritation he will get over in time
We have international rights as well as others,
and all the rawlings and foamings of the tory
journals will not induce the English people to
ignore them. The Canadian press took at first
very angry and excited view of the question,
but an examination Of its legal bearings has
greatly modified its views. The English
journals WILL no doubt, be equally violent and
decided in their denunciations of us, until their
calmer Judgment convinces them that we have
right and precedent on our side. But even
should they be disposed to evince any unrca
sonable amount of resentment towards us the
altered condition of things at this side will tend
to moderate their anger. The seizure and OPEN
ing of cotton port by our troops, and the re-
moyal of TIE seat Of the rebel government from
Richmond TO Nashville are two facts so signif-
cant that we do not think they will be over anx-
ous to push matters to rupture with us. The
London Times told us on former occasion that
the principles of Englishmen went with their
interests. We have no doubt that the views
their lcgists in connection with this case will
manage to run in the same direction.