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Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.l


CAIRO, May o. 1861.
Col. schuttner's regiment arrived this after
neon from st. Louis, and proceeded at once to
Birds Point, which they. will permanently
hold. They number over One Thousand men,
and are supplied with M!nIe rifles, camp
cquippage md provisions, &C., for thirty daJs.
Tomorrow two batteries will be furnished
them from here. All came on the steamer
Louisiana, which steamed around Battery
Point, amid great enthusiasm on ship and
shcre. Gen. Prentiss and staff escorted them
to Their new location, where their camp lines
were defined by Col. Webster, but owing to
The storm they remain On the boat tonight.
Notwithstanding the inclemency Of The
weather today, the work Of tortihcation was
commenced and several big guns were mount
cd.
OF Ill Of Gen. Pillows men, only five thou
eand one hundred are well armed, and these
are principally at Union City and Randolph.
Arms are however arriving for the others,
There is no rebel battery at Columbus, Pillow
having seized The guns intended for that place.
A accession aag has, however, been raised at
Columbus, and troops are organizing there for
IN expected attack from here, News that
Gen. Mcclellan has sent Ohio troops into
Western Virginia te-day, gives satisfaction
here and strengthens the popular belief Of an
carly movement down there, 8.
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Tkc bark Rawnna, Capt D. n. Mallott,
called from this port yesterday to take on
board at Milwaukee cargo Of q, 600 bushels
wheat, for shipment direct to Liverpool. The
cargo is SHIPPED by c. L. Bissell, Esq, Of this
city.
We also learn TINT within the next few
weeka, further shipments will be made to
Grsat Britain from Chicago and Milwaukee.
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For the Blockade
Especial to tho N. 7. Tribune. ]

MONTREAL, Monday, May n, 1861
Tho steamer Peerless arrived yesterday,
coa1cd and left, 1t Is stated, for New York.
This morning the steamer New York arrived
here, for the purpose Of having her boiler
changed for coal She Is go feet keel. draws
eight feet Of water, furnished well, and Is
adapted to the river or coast service. 4 New
B1unswicker is here, negotiating for her pur-
chase at $35 C00. She cost over $1O0,000.
Five boxes Of rifle caxbtnes arrived per Nora
scotian, and are offered for sale.
ARRANGEMENT OF An ALLEGED SECESSION.
1sT.-0n Monday morning, o merchant doinc.
business In Bur}lrg slip was a1raig1ed before
General Superintendent Kennedy, charged
with using reasonable language at various
tines and places in the city, and also circulat-
Ing the report that President Lincoln was a
common >9runkard. He also made certain
statements derogatoty. to Mrs. Llocoln. It
Tas understood that this mn had made these
assertions from actual knowledge, but when
closely questioned by Mr. Kennedy, he con-
fcseed that hia information IN the mattcr was
derived exclusively from the Southern papers.
he claims to be loyal and patriotic citizen,
but at the same time says that while unduly
excited from stimulants he may haya used
nnbecoming aEd indecorous language toward
Pretident Lincoln aud his lady. His partner
! he says, has gone South and entered into the
eervice Of the Secesaionists, which fact he
| considers good grounds for 'dlssolyins the
| partnerAhip. -After severe reprimand from
| the General Superintendent and caution te
I be more guarded In his expressions in future
he was relca: ed.-N. ?. Tribune,
, 1861-05-30
From Cairo.

CAIRO, May o9.-The steamer Louisiana ar
lived here at three o'clock this afternoon
from St. Louis, bringing regiment Of st.
shuttner. They are veil armed and equipped.
They are to occupy Birt's Point Three 81
pcunde1s, three 24pounders, one 8-inch NOR
tar, are now here, some Of them already
mounted, and the bslance will be mounted
and ready for service tomorrow. Alquiet,
though q sharp lookout is kept. Weather
cGul and rai1T.
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NEW YoRK, Aay 29-Bartlett's naval brig
ade left for Fortress Monroe today, number.
ing $50 men, with several Of James's riaed
cannon. They are all seaman.
BALTIMORE, May 22.-Col. Dayis's regiment
posed through here to-day, taking the north
c1n road.
> PHILADELPHIA, May GA western move,
ment Of the Philadelphla troops is afoot- Sew
eral regiments under Gen. Patterson, leave al
once On the PennsylTania road. Their rumor
ed destination is Harper's Ferry.
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ST. LOUIS, May a9.-Col. McA1thur's resf-
ment Of Illinois volunteers left Caseyyille
yesterday, under order to proceed to some
point southWard.
Col Blair's regiment Of Missouri volunteers
arc under marching orders, md expected to
march towards Virginia in day or two.
A revolt in the pcnitertiary at Jefferson
City Monday night resulted in the escape Of
four prisoners.
]. q. Cranes furniture establishment on
Third street, WIS burned LAST night; loss
about $4,000; Insured.
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The feeling appears 10 be gaining ground
in Western Virginia that the true position
for the Union men to take is, that the etate
Government has abGicated, and TINT they must
form Provisional Government Of their own.
They hope to seat their Governor at Rich.
mond by the 4th, or at fu1thest, The aoth
Of July.
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PKRsoFAL-Mr. Davis, travelling artist for
Harp<r's Htekly, was in this city yesterday
He has Just come from New Orleans. Hc re-.
troops In that city. The Confederate volpn-
teers are practicing the art Of warfare among
themselves daily. They shoot one another,
Just for the fun Of the thing, and desert in
hundreds, because soldering doesn't suit
them. Instead Of falling inn TO the ranks,
fney sf are fhey en- aG9 aa IS
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Gtiraql> Tribu&1e
THURSDAY, MAY 80, 1861


On the second page, we commence tue
publication OF series of articles on mill"
ta1y science, prepared expressly tor the
TRIBUNE, by gentleman of thorough
military education and great experience
They will well repay perusal; and as
authoritative on such matters as they will
treat Of We commend them to the atten-
tim Of nur thirty thousand subscribers.
, 1861-05-30

NEW YORK, May 29-The transport steamer
Empire City, arrived from Fortress Monroe,
reports that the Harriet Lano had captured
the schooners Catherine Of Newburn and Iris
Of Baltimore, both laden With naval stores.
The fIigata Niagara arrived at Havana on
The 10Th, and sailed The 23d on cruise. The
gun boat Huntsville arrived at Hovana on the
So3
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ANOTHER STEAMER CoNr1scArEp. - Ths
steamer Col. Ke1uett, from New Orleans fol
st. Louis, vas conf1scated By the military au
thorities at Memphis. She had fifty or sixt1
cabin passengers On board and three hundred
and fifty German emisrants on deck. Th'
emgrants belong 9 to M joint IT. stock s9 company
will be ereatly embarrassed through th!
wicked action Of the military despots Of Mem
n11ia
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FRASKroRT, May 2o.-In Convention to-day
Mesers. Gamble, Hall, Guthrie, Wickl1tfe, Bell
Dixon nnd Dunlap were chosen committee tt
prepare general address. Messra. Guthrie,
Bell, Dixon, Williams and Richardson, ,wero ap
pointed a committee to prepare an address tc
The people Of Kentucky. The members o1
the Convention we're eWorn to be faithful to
the Constitution Of the United States while
holding membership.
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CARD-nATuEE PERSONAL
In my Iast Issue, found it necessary to de-
nounce sperry, Of the Register, as Lar, O
contemplate puka, and the tool of sconudrels.
He has since chastised nc with four columns
Of newspaper abuee. This authorizes the ad-
ditiona1 charge that he Is . co.aard, even If I
were not in possession Of the fact that one Of
Cur citizens logged him after night, in gro
Gerry, but recently. ". G, BRowsLoW.
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WAsH1se1oE, May e9-Casl :schurz has
been deprived Of the g1atidcation Of proceed
ing with his brigade to Fortress Monroe His
leaye OF -nbeelee as Minister to Spain waa TO-
day revoked, and he viii at once enter On the
dischafRa OF. hia dntieH at M&4rid.
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LOUISVILLE, May 20-.Ihe Tobacco Fair 81
Spratt's Warehouse: was . decided succoss
Two hundred and thirteen hhds were opened
for competition, which sold >. prices exceed
Ing the aFerage Of last year.
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ACCIDENTALLY EHoT.-John Winans, well
known throughout the country, and partfcu-
larly in this city, as an actor Of considerable
merit, was accidentally shot In his boarding
house, In Washington, on Thursday last, and
died from the effect of the wound on the fol.
lowing dnv.
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
THE WAR NEWS.
The Hecker-Jaeger and Chicago
Zouaves Accepted by the
President.
Gov. Banks Quartermaster General
FROM THE SEAT OF VAR.
Western Virginia Occupied By
Federal Troops.
WHAT'S GOING ON AT CAIRO.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trsbune.]

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
WAaanHaroN. May 20. 1851.
Governor Yates, Senator Trumbull, md
Ar. Arnold's Committee It Chicago citizens,
succeeded in securing the acceptance of aix-
teen regiments, exc1usivp Of Chicago *Zou-
ayes, for the war. This number includes all
thethree months regiments, the regiments IN
der second call, and the remainder Of the State
reserve. Owing to the st!ifnuons efforts OF
Ar. Banks aud Mr.. Arnold. the Hecker regl-
mcnt WIS also accepted This, with the hlsh
regiment, makes tota1:of eighteen regt-
ments for the war from Illinois. The Jegcrs
are greatly indebted for their success to Gov.
Banks's generous exertioaa Kune and Kno.
be1sdorf start home to morrow morning with
orders Of. acceptance :zec..r..
General Orders have be*3gissued from tho
War Department granting gthe. same money
allowance for clothing ta{Yolunteers as to
regulars. ..t:8,S.. -:
Cor. Banks has been afaustely appointed
Quarter-Master General to5aay. R. G. schenck,
Of Ohio, was appointed Bt9adier General in
the army. Mayor Ruu,4sy1eft to-day, with
Capt, Turner, for Ft. Apnroe, where the
latter hns son Lieutcn s6t in the Artillery.
Col Butler, brother of8sn. Butler. is here
to ask for Instructions as t0disposal of slaves
seeking protection from Federal forces in
and about Fort Monroe. The question has
been before the Cabinet, and the position Of
Gen. Butler In The premises will be endorsed.
Doubtless in the ha1eas corpus case, the Gov,
eminent will eustain Ge2. Cadwallader, Old
Taney hes allowed himself to be made tool
Of by the Maryland secession sympathizens
anxious to bring about aBecond outbreak, on
prctext of fighting for the maintenance of The
Constitution.
New York Seventy Firlt Regiment was re
1ieved to-day from duty at A1exandris by the
Filth Pennsylvania Regiment, aud return tc
the Navy Yard.
Ohio regiments also returned to camp or
this eide.
Everything quiet on the Virginia side II
the Federa1 cantonments.
Federal troops will be moved throagt
Western Virginia and Southern Pennsylvania
towards Harper's FeHy:. but no attack vii
be made until corps dc armeas ere ready to
advance upon Manassus Junction and the Fer
~ from this point. The rebels have thrown
up earth works two hundred feet square a1
Manassus Junction. Gen: Bonham Of South
Carolina commands at that point. The traitol
MRgruder is ut the head Of the battery at thi
samo place.
Nearly Two hundred regiments Of volunteer
are now accepted for the war.
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Why the Niagara and Minnesota are
In the Gulf

Boston, May ia correspondent Of the
11unsc7ipt states that the commanders Of the
Mianesoza and Niagara are In possession of
the names md descriptions Of vessels shortly
expected at New Orleans with valuable asms
,and munitions Of war, purchased by the reb-
els IN Europe. 4 close watch is arranged for
their capture The ship A6eaino recently az
riyed at New Orleans IRON Boston h1s been
seized by the rebel authoTitieax
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xEs1A, O., May. 29.-Richard 4. Harrison,
Union Candidate tor Congress from the th
district, was elected BY Bmal majority
to fit Tom Corwih's place.
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EIVN G10I IE117@ Z E311s
CHAMBERsBURd, May 29-The Latest advicea
from Ha1per's Ferry, SAY there are ten taon'
sand troops there and four hundred On Mary:
land heights. The latter are without f1eld
pieces. At Hage1stoz IN the secessionists are
terror struck BY late reinfotcements at Cha1r
bersburg.
, 1861-05-30

KEnosHA, May 29.-The City Bank Of Ken
oshi closed it's door to-day. Il is said depos.
ito11 and bill holders suffer no loss: =
, 1861-05-30

The Garibaldi Regiment 10 Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Nay 29-The Garibaldi regi-
ment which went from New York, nassed
through here nbout O'Clock tonight They
marched through the city.
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. The amy worm is said to be committing
great ravagee On the growing crops in South.
ern ntfnofAt go. =: t'-"' r.. ' - s; :
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WASHINGTON, May CAN important move
mcnt on Grafton, Western Virginla, is being
made. 4 large body of troops have already
crossed the river hastily to their rendezvous.
The Virginia detachment is at Grafton In con-
side<nble force, aud 1t is believed that collis-
ion Is inevitable.
Harper's Ferry will probably be evacuated
BY this direction of columns without any d.
rect demonstration being made upon the
troops there posted Tomorrow very I'M
po7tant advance against the rebel forces at
Hazpers Ferry takes place from Philadelphia.
Five regiments 60 forward, via Harrisburg and
cl.a1nbezhsTg, under Gen. PATTERSON, sln9l H.
vest under command Of Gen Mcclellan.
CrscHNA11, May y29.-0n Sunday night, Col.
Kelly, IN command Of the 1st Regiment Of
Virginia Volunteers, stationed at Whee1ing,
ing at o'clock Monday morning, moving to-
wards Grafton. After their departure, the
16lh Ohio Regiment, stationed at Bellair, un-
der command Of Col Irwin. numbering 600
strong, crossed the river and followed Col
Kelly Is command.
The cath Ohio regiment, under the com.
mand Of Col stedman, crossed the Ohio at
Marietta about the same time and occupied
Pa1ke1sburg. At midnight, Monday, the reb-
els eyacuated Grafton In great haste Colonel
RELY Is probably in possession Of Grafton
this morning, and the next move will probe
BIZ be to dislodge the rebels at md aoout
HarPer's Ferry, Il conjunction with pcunsyl-
vanla troops moving sonthwnrd.
No7E-Grafton Is Railroad centre Of iul-
po1tacee IN Taylor county, Western Vir-
finia, Is miles Eouth Of the Pennsylvania
line, directly sonth Of Pittshn1g, md about
100 miles southeast Of Wheeling, with which
It is connected by the Baltimore n1d Ohio
Railroad. It is 1893 miles west OF Harper's
Ferry, BY the same Railroad The North.
tho Ohio River ut Parke1burg, nearly oppo'
site Marietta, Ohio. The distahcs from
Camp Dennison, near Cincinnati, to Grafton
ID ZIG miles. -
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From Norfolk and SeWalI,s Point,

BALTIMORE, Mny 29.-Gentlemen from Nor
folk say. Beauregard was expected Sunday
night. The troops there did not exceed 1000.
Accessions daily expected.
sewall's Point battery was almost destroyed
by the guns Of the Monticello. 4 large force
IS now repairing 1t. It Is anticipated that
Butler will land forces at Ocean View, six
miles from Sewnll's Point and ten from Nor
folk.
In Portsmouth 10 votes were cast against
Secession by rifle company which WAS imme.
dIately diebanded. They have but one ritled
cannon at Scwnll's Point
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Gov. Yates and Hon. r. a, HIcClerrand.

Gov. Yates and Hon. r. 4, mcClerrnnd.
WAsH1sGToN, May 29.-Goy. Yates and
Hon. Jno. 4. MeC1errand 1eaye here to-mor-
TOW for their homes in Illinois, having accom-
pliahed the object of their visit, which wasthe
and Subsistence questions. Another result Of
this mission is the acceptance Of six regiments
OF three months volunteers for three years,
together with eleven additional regiments for
the Enme period.
WAsHEGroE, May o9.-The Secretary Of
Treasury today telegaphed to the Collector
at Cincinnati IN order to facilitate supplies Of
goods to the loyalists of eastern Virginia,
entering at the port Of Wheeling, that section
be'rg exempt from The restriction Of a block
ade.
The general Character Of the correspondence
just received here, shows te+ter understand
ing in European capitals, of the true condi.
ton Of affairs in this country. The first
diplomatic dinner Of the President will take
place Tuesday next.
The President has determined to appoint
Hon. Robert Schenck Brig. General
Col. Anderson has been assigned command
Of . Western military department.
, 1861-05-30

!. LOUISVILLE, Msy 2o.-Geo. N. Sanders ar-
rived here this morning, md viii remaln some
daYe.-. ~,, -; =.
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e Parzon Brownlow pitches into Scccs-
sionlst in his locality in the following lively
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SAbout certain .t,oating batter tho
machine NC built to take Sumter. 1t leaked.
It was placcd on q mud bar near Sul1iyun,s
Island { MINOR Anderson fired few shots at It.
After the glorious victory It was found to
be nearly knocked to pieces. The guns we're
hastily removed, and the thing toWed round
The tide ta8 filed it with mud and sand, and
that Is the end Of the poor old tloat1ng, bat
tery. II hare eudea7ored to find out how much
1t cost, but thst Is one OF the itsms carefully
concealed from the iuqulsit1ve public.n. :: ::
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MEoHAxIcsyu.LE, Monday, May n, 1861,
The train Of rs cars, drawn hy two locomo-
tiyes, nrrlyed ut mechanicsyflle at quarter to
2 this afternoon. At Waterford a delegation
of dremen and citizens came on board, and at
Mechanicsri1le minute guns were fired from
the hill The entire population Of the village
and surrounding country were assembled, and
the 6oTFoW cyinced WIS deep and universal
The procession WIS formed according to the
programme. The depot and many other pub
Lie and private buildings were shrouded in
mourning, and figs were displayed at half.
scted as Grand Marshal, with several assist
ants.
IN addition to the military and flremen who
accompanied the cortege from Albany, Troy,
and Waterford, Capt. VandenbnEgh's black
Plume rifemcn, company formed and drilled
few yesrs sgo, Tere here without arms IS
mournere. The earatoga Springs Home Guard,
with the fremen from there, aud also COM
pany from schuyleryille, were present.
Just as The procession got ready to move,
ot eA O'Clock, severe storm Of wind and
marched through the streets to the Cemetery,
situated on hill west Of the village, where
p1ntfo-m had been erected for religious service.
A flagstaff Was erected beside the platform
and upon it was an American flag dressed in
Grape flying ut half mast. Alter the proces-
about the grave, the Rev. David Lytle, Of the
Methodist Church, delivered an impressive
prayer. The Rey. Mr. Lee, Of the Presbyte-
Tian Church at Waterford, then came forward
and delivered sn eloquent, impressive and pa
t1iotic address, closing By reading the letter
addressed by Col E. to his father written the
night before setting out on his fatal cxpedl-
ton.
Tho face EnB then uncovered aud the peo-
pic passed in procession to gee it The coffin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-16
Eegal Notices.


SUPREME COURT-WALTER QUIN, plain
= iii aTniu,, THOMAS A. QUIN and MARY JANE ouIN
hi. wia Arthsr Quin Charles r. Qun, George A. Gain
L Develn, individually ths ID
nnistrztors Of Arthur Quin decesed aud David Evans DE-
PENDANTS, In parionln Of judgment OF the So
Bettrubcr 1880 WILLIAM WATSON tho Referee In the
said Judgment pznaed, wiz SELL At PUBLIC AUCTION, Il
tho MERCHANTS EXCHANGE, In the City Of New York b.
Anthony j. Bicecker CO., auctioneers THURSDAY bs
lh day Of January 1851 az II o'clock Of THAI Day al
Mat certain lot, piece o. Psrs Of Land Nth Inc sstn3
Esv.YoTk bounded add described follows Beginning ct
point the nobesy line Of Hammond street. dssnt twenty
two weeriy nom the north westerly Of HszhDos
snd Hammond tncs running northery 81 right angles
20 ssd Hsunondeet hy fee. hencc westerly parallel wh
street twenty-five feet thencs southory. nsM
eagles Hammond fhy feet 70 the said noery Inns
Hammond and thence sassry ong the nohefy ne
Hammond twenty feet 10 tho place OF beginning
And also all that certain lo piece parcel 81 Ld With ,bs
Binding thereon situate lying and be- In she Ninth Ward d
the City New YORK. bounded and described follows; Begin
ming point the northsrly r OF Hammond street. distant
forty feet westerly nom the north westerly Of Wssh
gton and Hammond streets thence running norhery Of right
angles said Hammond y feet thence westerly pars
ls five feet ard eight inches then NORTH
parallel wth Washington street. fifteen feet and fcuI
inches thence westerly and parallel With Bammondreet
eighteen fc~l thence soohsry and parallel Nth Washington
street 6fee feet aud four inches thence oassy parallel with
Hammond street foot and gbs inches thence southery
and Hsht angles Hsnnondstree hny feet 10 the said
netthsriy line Of Hsnonds and thence esserly Nsns
nerthery ne Of Hammond street. twenty-five fee TO tbs
pas Of BEGINNING toseher with oil and singular ths hsrcd
uppusscnaces thereto belonging In wss
psr.ainns -Da,ed 57th Novemher; ls6e
The sale above mentioned Is adjourned By order OF the Court
20 January Il, n the Same time aud place. -. .
WILLIAM WATSON, Referee.
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NOTICE of sALE.-whereas default has bes q

made in the conditions OF certain mortgage bearing data
day OF May A. eighteen hundred aud my and
executed by tho sheboygsn and Msspp Railroad Company
70 Assrsh Flag the City Of NewYork Trustee and daily
Wlsconsn BOOK Of Railroad Mortgages pages l5s to 7
incusive and whereas the said Fass has rensd the appoint
ent OF Trustee under said mortgage and the undersigned has
duly constituted and appointed according the provisions
OF said mortgage to said Flag and Trustee In his
place. Now therefore, by virtue Of the Of sale
iusd IN said mortgage end 10 pursuance o. law the under
dgnSd Trustee under said mortgage Will the second day
House said sheboysun and Mssipp Rsirosd Company
the City Of Sheboygn Wisconsin at two o'clock In the aes
OF that day sell al public auction 10 the highest bidder cr
the payment Of two hundred and yesh thousand and Mae
ty dollars and cents 5 sl the amount Of
bonds secured by said mortgage outsndn with the inter
thereon unpsd being tho c med TO % due thereon
uosased premise. described In said mortgage 70 wits Az M
the City Of Shcboygn the City Of Fond du In Wiseon
sn together with ali the rights Of way depot Hoands rwyA
rils bridges PIERS stations station hoases ard osher cuiiunS
the lands and heredaents By said Sheeoyssn snd Mo
sssppi Railroad Company then held thereafter acquired
with the said First Division Of their Railway
ats tbssso whether obtained under the rights aud privileges
Of their charter conveyed them BY deed aud also all s
tolls incomes rents issues and profits and corporate aud Other
franchises Of said Sheboygn and Mspp Railroad Company
connected with the ssd First Division Of their railway ~
ana thereto all the locomotive engines tends<s
Of every description machinery machine shope oo and In
wood property connected with Che proper equif
nisnt WORKING Operating and conducting OF the said Railroad
then owned thereafter acquired BY the sad shecoysan and
Mississippi Railroad Company for OF sppureuant 70 tho ore
ssd ne Of road substuon Of those then owned othsr
wise which personal nhattes declared TO DO xtares
and to be used ad sod Herewith and
not separsted hereom and be ken thereof
-December Is. l81 sAML I. BENSoN Tfusscs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-16

% AcKSowLEDGEMEsTs.-Th Rev. T. w. Conway,
OF 1871 West Twentieth street. further acknowledges the fol-
lowing In aid OF Ma John Williams OF No. ~ Msdtson
street whose husband died Of seyaon saesen In The estao
ishnent of George Keys SO; Snyder, Westerly, H. ~ VI
Previously through TINS NY rsisuss, *is 10
Total SD IS
LARcEsY-E. u. C. Judson, alias Ned Buntline,
complains that while dsspusbe house 10 Wooster street.
be- robbed silver watch He caused the arrest OF one q
The women of the HOUSE, but subsequently
flat Ned had beer robbed by bis friend John h. NORTH TINS
individual vas srrssed and being searched pawn nek
the watch found In his possession Ths p
onsr WA held 10 answer. .E. - .sH