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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30
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Offers and Soldiers Of The Department Q
Western Firyinia:


Offers and Soldiers Of me Department Of
Western viryinia:
You havr Closed m ardnons campaign with
iJssor g yourselves AID salislaction 10 tire
.,u.tfy Nome but those vto have Lees.
ssth YOU. - | nave. can fully appreciates yous
"a l. alae prsystiuns.
Y.ur triumph has been three. foia-otcs
Jour rwH inexF er. csee. The obstacles oi ma
tlse. ana the ssbsl losces.
Wsen our < .lIsnt Young commando Va.
sised iFssm ~. alter tie disaster OF Bal =
nga. thls dep .gtment We let with les tnan
4.teen Thousand n4ea 10 "a ri thr = huadres
miles oi railruad and three hundftd mlles CT
.rs Ter. exposed ~ ush~h r.k.rs as.l Tie
ne forces os Generals F-.yd. " lie aud Jack
IN. Tue Nurth~ e-tesu pis> ints Il WAS fog
lied and head. Cheat Nous.t4la srcu=eI. the
reocl assaults there sseforsvu< , &C. e..el. aAd
the kana~ha Va lev ocvu, lid.
A march ct lie msie<. over bid roa.is.
brought yvs assu f~.yd's egsFeacasl ls,si
lon. whsuce the sei,s acre arsaeed and
c sssed 10 Sensii. Fa.&iis soes fstteheeAn4
~asciiiaEr put the y str Foyd wi;hia ,oss
reach. and ssou@A - s~psseipitate retrest H.
escaped your grasp. ,oa hsse the sub>tsatal
.ruit< 81 victory. We<t-ru Virginia bsl.ssss
- herself, AID the Invader l. exs ellcd lfosn
her col In the name Of Cur Comslan4es a.
Chief. and IN nv Uun. ! thank yuu.
buf. the countrv viii espect-your Com
harding General expetf>-sull more frsm
you. A csmp~ign without a aeicai. viii. Ut
even a eheck. must DC ecsspaui BY deaas Of
srcster iusfer
To this end now call upon You fer yur
own future hanof - devote yourselves via
energy and zeal 10 pesises yourselves IA ali
that pertains % drl'i. in.ffsetioh an discio
ne Let exery vfhcer aud every soll,es H.
emaloas Il teach an learn he hrn.s f.hf
hss.ntry dnn. ~snarddnsy. coEapasy dsrlne.
and poiice.
Var Commanding Censsai proposes T.
procure Tor sea ssess thius ~ essafy ~ p<v
pare ysa "a yeur anpx ~ssk. ss4 sac
sssn ofxanir btsfds ct exsmiLrrss $40 wa
rd the sesvsce u the d<gntee aa1 s4efx :.
the ineaess IL iHesn - 81 sst Us.lh's~
otees- wao hoAi the position ana reeve he
pss without having the viii or easasigv 10
perform the duties q thefs rc<fksnt&
keaeuesr yea arr tShfux fer so1r cosza-
ux 'er Your as. ,of svus lssrcs.
lsaf s1sm - erc inel<reel< n thu : IA
ues q sse. tsers is - ->>tezrr ~ -e...,d
70 ~hi<h hes hsss - s~Akett - lLsS>ta
yoas koeu nsme-assd thssr lesslers. Be~are-
s-rd aud Jed. Dssi-. bsse daoes. =. en- IN
s'lenn pn'cianasieu-. = ealomuisfe W.
charging yea WITH eiinses soa aeAAsr-lrsas
tho e nsen scls hzte rotnssz - exnerf f.s
neSs rres,lrc ~ tss<h them. ut vuls ie<< :
Of = MS I'D l9fbe-Esaoe tos4r1 nc
unsrned sna oe.ssxc.ess. bus - t-ress sh<.s
~e&lucn.es sn1 their bosstinxs do~n tie
o~n freitpr1cs thraf<-
Les nj q usu<nt &c io~t n sour prerxra.
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c~AlrtroLis, Ohio. Dee. 2, leSi.
Editor Erprsss; since writing my last let
ssr. l h.d granted re three days leave Of ao-
ssecs: l fret paid my company q VS." NJ
P.lps Pleasant AZ the mouth OF the kans"'
IA. four miles above ,his place. found our
,6e.. ousrsered at the Union House, and
The boys comfortable in . large frame dwell
linz hard BY. They are taking quite an m
ssssss and pride IN fsing aP their respective
,l.c.> a, abode. Tor rather bunks.) Some
have display ed much taste. having r'ggsa al
writing decks. furnished themselves with IA
o~r~ &c and are making themselves very
comfort be for tho winter. supposed from
Whit { spsa.n har,sud told me. they woulc
TO 10 wheeling. but I since End they have
6ni.h.d their stables and Will mcst e%srtainl,
~intsr there.
From Point Pleasant | went 10 Parker
bur. nv ste mboat. aud OF eoar~e ssw notlt
inx rem rksbls GA the way. a. eseFy sehoo'
b,v 10 ..mlii.r ~ith all the towns ON the nv
Or. sxcsp, The city Of fSmeroy. VII eh IS b.
FAR the lar eat place on the Ohio river. ]
can give the dimersions: 10 seven miles
loor and ex,esds 40 lar back from the river
A. YOU can zee (sor the bluh) | dbl hot
learn the pcpalssich
The moe, comncn things oae sees IN ihi-
latitude are ofAres's bras batsons and mill
ssrv hair on the face. Even Captain Kirt
ley and I have been srsias to raise them, ]
hsss succssd<d Ia seven months. n rsisinf
twenty eight aains on nv uprsF lip. and thar
four on mr. chin, ~tbsreerss eouns, and devil
ISL poor things ~ that. ea, there they have
70 uAy, Tor you know II you are out Of fash
lon. ycu ere down In society. Every one has
shsn. oRcsrS. psisst>s. citizens. Tree nigSe-
and I even sav a isw dsys ago. Al the house
uhsrs I an staying. a little girl sticking a
couple Of feathers on her iittie brcsheF's MP
pss In . msks him look Ike Captain -.
ss H. <,ss 0Ass.
Aud 900. sis. ] weh 20 make ore rsmsrk.
before proceeding further. I hsvs : rrirr
~sn2osdcal style Ut writing. give homs's
srush. vishous v>rus~k. Ill see . ssek 81.
der, . ~eesd soldier or 4 soldier vet hrn
xry and esia. ] saanat sc anything sassahis
IA he sssAsion. Many ues-ps2es core.
pm lsnss have noshiuk e,se 20 do Bat % Sivs
d ssnny d3s Of sssry TING, - shsszh
there u.s orly he eus s.ds - a sainx -. y
~ eossury. I DIN take re dsfk ssae. and
sAsll probably give a in authority sams
bard hiss. In fact. When ! zee a Offices
guilty es a mean aes. l sAsn most eertsiuls
ssposs the sct IL net The ~ss Aud ! kaos
jsss vsers I gard. ard 'er ihs: rcssan. ! cat
prove every assertion have made o. shal'
here .nsr n he I cniv n he the fcrsgoin-
rsn .rxs 70 let sone ehsn have slr-ady
tesehej. luo, d~Isectiy) know ny position
Zee Azvs heard that ,srs~in orc I'D ire
he shoe e.
lsd COO sss Loonis' bas.srs. tson Nichl
ga, O. arriving - r~.sks~burr. ! fosnt
Lssns battery. s~ass;ns tr.nspos1sxa =
lsssviE> I, eosss.~ 81 III rs~oc. f~s
50 tsls, osss psands< na>s guns. ere
Spsd e. tsskJ usa. ~sai cssA~d a. ~ss
ed.xnaA6 ns isskias 81 Of rs-- F>t-s
snlnx. n p~ssias sloas he ssress lFonsin:
he river, Ia The usp<F art q The sosn. ~
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HE most elegant. the best and
s chesp-s ladies sksfss. are - be h.6 81
c. ". .. foTvTSs.
dee17. 'sldsl
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NOTICE 10 heal Eslzfe Dealers
~ xs~etfR<s 80 <s<<< krors - xssr -
49, &c - 7f<<<t . 49, <eets ~kzxs -
use = r~p~rv n g ntsr Itfrs uautT. 80 - :
t1rsz~ = go 4rfuN
tHAH1 II.
t~ie1te& Es<4 k<>4@ 4s<a1
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MAIL Inc
~posk-pAcKEas FINDINGS.

DINE yeha aud P''fk Iiogs. l.2
i ,. IN 6 rsnny Far Il ya,i.. ws4so.'s St els
a.dR4erhrf kds~-. s. &c =
&C. 4 ". s. f0IwrSs.
December 20. lssldlw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-30

Tsr funeral Of Capt. wrtcH, Of the si''
Regiment. vas attended. yesterday. by q
vsss multitude Of people. he was buried
With military honors. by the Union ksnes.
Who turned on, 10 the numbef Of about hfy
and we're led by the Gernap Band.
The funeral services ~ere held 1t ue
csshol c @ nrch and we're highly Interesting.
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wssuu,h esteemed by large circle OF scqusntnc Hsy.
ing retired from active bushes. he removed 20 m '
quiet walks Of lie. but peciedy be has been fon
the pleasant scenes OF home ard Kindred 20 te honss
den his untey loss and their grief wiz be shred
by hs many ard mpathzng friends who viii learn Of
Biz d,sth with sincere regret.
LIENAU-O Ga Tuesday Dec IT, Catherine Ven Gie'en wife
Of Detlef LieSau, sad daughter Of the lac Hendntk
Booraem
The friend. Of the family are invited attend the funeral
Thursday the igtn inst, at O'clock p m, from Grace
Church. Jersey City.
MATHEROn Tuesday morning Dec u after short ~
ness Of scarlet ever. Ella Maria only child of Joseph W.
and the late Maria Augusta Mshcr aged years months
Te ty. and end, invited attend the funeral q
ST George. Church Sinyvesant square, Thursday, at ii
o'clock m. without further notice.
McLANAHAN-Suddenl Monday night Dec. le, Mr.
James X NcLsnahar, ia ile SD year nj hi. age
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
Fiah avenue Eleventh aad Twelfth streets on Friday
afternoon 20h inst. at O'Clock
PERKINS--At Washington ID. c., on Monday Dec H. John
III. Perkins.
ROOT-In San Frsncsco, Cal or Wedne ,dsy. Dec. 20.
Emma +. Root aged II years, naorths aid 70 days
srODDARD0n Tuesday morning Dec u, ofcongestion o.
the bIsn Wilson oidsrd only op OF kchad iseny sna
Elizabeth T. d. b. Sodtard, aged years. months ana I"
days.
TowNsEND-on "Wednesday Dec H. after severe Illness
the Rev B. C. Townsend in the 40 year Of bis age
The funeral will 'ake place Friday the 2h inst at p M
from residence .; hi brother NO % Grove street All
reave' and friends Of the family are respectfully Invited
10 attend.
TINE In this city Tuesday morning. Dec II Cs'harns
Elizabeth eldest daughter OF John and Mary Jane Tine.
aged f'years 10 months and " dsys
VAN pOKKELFN-Ou Tuesday, Nov. 8 at San Francisco,
CAL George A., Of tire late A. u. Van tokkeien aged
~ Yeas and 10 months.
The relatives ard friends Of the family also those Of Lis
bo,eri-law DR.. David Miller respectfully invited
to iend the funeral from No III East Nineteenth street,
Thursday at II m.
WENDELL-At Hartford Conn Tuesday Dec. II, in tho
nth Of his Judge John l.. WeIaell formerly OF
Albany.
His relatives ard friends the family invited to attend bis
fgneral at the Church OF the Holy Communion Sixth
enue, of Twentieth street. Friday morning at 10
o'clock
WADDELL-On Monday, Dec. l6. VIM. sou'hwick WaddelL
Of VIM. Coventry H. Wsddel in the 18th year Of his
The remains inferred in the family vault Trinity Church
yard
WOODCOCK-On Wednesday Dec ~, at Bedford. West
chester County Harrie. f. youngest daughter Of VIM r.
and Mary A. Woodcock aged 20 years aud day.
The relatives aud friends Of the family respectfully In
yted attend her funeral Friday morning 20h inst. ct
ii O'Clock, from No. l33 Lexington avenue
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEW-YORK.. ..... Dec.
Cleared.

Ship-Elizabeth Heniton Harding Hsyre Funcb Meincks
& Wendt; North America Collier. Boston, Dayton q Co
Majestic New comb Marseles Neswith Sons Wandering
Jew Smart Havre Boyd Heucken Kate Hooper, John
SON san Francisco Wells Emsnue Metropolis OBI Ken
nedy. Liverpool, II. Sautter i Ni-rum
Bsrks-IIoland White st. Jaso de Cuba, ] Thompson
nartbas VINEYARD Weaver Glasgow. Thos Denbam Bit
i.i Tar (Brl Hunter. Cork Jackson Nell; Grace lBrb
Ralph Belfast, CnBell Mintnrn a Co.; FTsnclla MaIia,
lie sata, Cork HoleDbOe 4 Co.
sigs-Ilarriet Dobing Orb Moornc Cork Jackson q
Ee Phantom (Brl Harley, 81. Johns, y p Buieyi Rms
brothers tBF) Lsawsy P0rtsuprince Robt Murray Jr;
Anna (Br.), Morrow. Bsr,ad O. q. T. feniston OIace
Worthing,on (Brj, Stewart Belize, +. Ae1snder < Son;
Maria Morgan Para, T. H. Corningi NeItunnu ltal Gam
lardela Queenstown. Holenboe Co.; u. Arnold lBF).
Atkinson, Santiago Cuba z. !. Neyius Son.
scboonerss tsnda Ward, Maysglez, Dawson Douglas
Co.: Moses Wans Nash, Porisnouth $. W. Levi. Co. |;
VIM. Merana. Yong Baltimore, A. J. Mckee; I'abel.,
Faukler, Boston, Dayton Co.; Emene (br) COPELAND,
Dgby, n. S. r. small; g. X. C. (Br) Hamilton. Jecne
D. X 0ewoI Septmus tBr D. Cayansgh, Grenada Middle
ton A Co.
soop-Aurora, williams, Norwich, II L. Rochelle.
Extraordinarily, Pierce Philadelphia, J. Hand.
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E-nu, California.

san FRANCIsco, Tuesday, Dec y, TOT.
Sacramento Is now mostly out OF water; ihiiue h
tiai nartes of that city have advocated that 'he
money already appropriated to pay me INTENSE Of
hn;ld;ng an embankment to prevent another inunda'
,ion. fhe proposition was defeated through the ae-
,;on NJ nublic meeting, when leading citizens sub
scribed $4,000. a.. s.o,om.r,o honda
IN no naid The PEOPLE of San Francisco will
send $50, 6OO toward relieving the Sacramento suf-
The markets are excited on account Of possible
war with England. There have been large sales Of
rice candles, whisky and coffee, to arrive; Butter
dull at 2SS3Oc. Drills advanced; sales al i9ic'
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(Advertisement.l

MEDICINES THAT CURE.-One of the special
peeu,is Of Dr. AYERS preparations that they
pih what is promised for them Who, 10 the community
does not know that Of all the cough remedies the CHERRY
PEcroRAL by far the bes. Who that uses pills but
will tell you AYgR Puts at once the midest and most
searching mot eectus OF all Did anybody ever hear OF
biz AGuE CuRe falling single cs'ei No. an instance has
been found where and sgue has resisted the faithful ra
Of IT, This may bold assertion but are assured II
And still important are the effects OF his a'era-
tive called EXTRACT SARsAPARLLA One after another
patient, come forth from their eprosy cleaned and purified
into health by this wi.chey Of medco-chemica skill Sau-
rated with the accumulated roenness of years and poisoned
BY the corruption blood they could not live to
suffer- This master combination, purgng out the foul I'M
pure. has nsed the vgo health and restored them to
the enjoyment life again If these truths and they are
should not our readers What facts publish
Of more vital Importance them -lCouer, Princeton, Ky
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DIED.

RRADyIn this city, on Tuesday Dec. II, 1homas young.
est son OF Thomas L. and Margaret Brady sged year. ii
months and day.
DAsCHERIn this city, on Tuesday morning Dec H. Henry
Dascher, eyed - years, months and u days
FITHFRSTO Min this city, Tuesday Dec II, the second
youngest Michael and Maria Fetherton aged
and . months.
GILMOUR-On Tuesday. Dec u, Thr'r1s X. Gihtprr.
The relatives and friends Of the fan respectful, invited
to attend his funeral from the r.ece OF his sisief Mrs
BENJAMIN Bell No Sol Canal street Thursday Zee. H.
at O'clock D. u without further invitation. His IuHans
will be taken to Greenwood for interInent.
HANNAH-In Poughkeepsie Tuesday evening Dec. II,
the 36h year Of her age Gipha Myer wife of George
Hannah.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to attend
hsr funeral from the Presbyterian Church. In Poughkeepe
Friday, at Up. m.
JOHNSON-At Bipghsmton. N. Y, Friday Dec. H. Col
James w. johnson, In the 5Sth year Of bis age.
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The Mason and sIideIl Seizure I'm France.

PARIS, Nov. 90, 1861.
The two men who now occupy the attention OF
Europe before all others, Messrs. Mason and
Sldell. Such greatness bias been thrust ON them by
the Lieutenant of the San Jacnto these Illustrate
Commissioners could hardly have achieved in their
diplomatic capacity. Their names are msPronounced
amid falling stocks on all the Exchanges Of the Con-
tinent. Reside this breadth Of fame, their actual
quality as United States prisoners forciby taken on
the high seas from under the British flag is for the
moment of more aid and service to the cause they
were coming to advocate, than anything they could
have said or done European soil. Their combined
eloquence coald have produced no such moving ap-
peal to the English nation for the South and against
the North as their abduction from under her flag
amounts to. What its effect in rousing hostile
spirit toward us already is, your English journals
will show YOU
AS usual, Government takes calmer view Of the
affair than the people do and has no disposition 10
make of it q casus Jelli. The English Government
deprecates war with us, size has every reason 10
deprecate it, in her political as well as commercial
interests, and will sacrifice anything but honor to
avoid it. But It is too evident that this affair is
alarming preparation for war. Never was there
time when there was greater need of calmness OF
mind and fairness of spirit in English and American
rulers and in all, however humble, contributors 10
the forming of public opinion in the two countries.
You will not fail TO notice the remarkable article
on the absorbing theme of the day in yesterdays
London Morning Post. 1t is Ministerally inspired,
as the French would say. You will see by your
Paris journals that opinion here, so far as they ex-
press doubts where does not fatty deny, the sound
ness of our policy in the case. Another doubt cher
shed by our friends is, whether we have yet full
report of the case. 1t is difficult for them TO believe
that the wise Statesmen Of Government sufficiently
pressed already with perilous business should incur
though in the exercise Of legal right, even slight
risk Of creating new and most powerful enemy for
no other object than to prevent the Southern Minis
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FROM PARIS.
Arrival md Reception Of Gen. scotf-Tbe
New Minister of Finsnce-Changes IN
the COMMUNICATIONS OF Able Lacor-
Embellishments Of the Author Of
ssLa Marseillaise 1.-The Drama.
PARIS, Nov. 90, 1861.
From Our Own Correspondent

PARIS, Nov. 90, 1861.
The hero Of Lundy's Lane is now ledger in the
Rue de la Pax, where he receives his feow-coun-
trymen to-day. Thanks to the voyage, or rather to
the longneeded repose il gave to mind and body, the
Generals health is greatly better than when he left
New-York. A gentleman of my friends, DIR. b., a
fellow passenger on the Arago gives me some par
tculars of interest. What has been called the drop
steal swelling in the legs 30 much subsidized that in
the last days OF the voyage the General came on
deck with little apparent difficulty. lie had but one
attack of vertigo, and that not severe, during the
whole passage; the old warriors attendance at daily
meals and nightly whist was constant, hearty, and
keen. The manmast which is near the seat at table
occupied by the General, was wrapped about with
the national flag. At the Captains dinner =" the
health of Gen. Scott proposed by bookseller APP
pleton of your city, who did little speech on the
occasion, of course. Another health proposed was
that of President Lincoln, the drinking of which
WAS agreeable to some who had to gulp it down, as
WA Fluellens leek to the Ancient Pistol. They
drank and exc they sworc, in pctto, with more SIN.
certy than they had sworn allegiance to the United
States when they got their passports The Secession
proclivitie, Of some Of tho passengers were hardly
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Bulls HEAD.--It is worth while for any city
reader as well as those in the country to look this
week at the report of the Cattle Market to see what
numbers of bullocks were on sale for " Christmas
Beef" of extraordinary size and quality, the prices
they brought and who were the purchasers. AL
though we have bad larger buocks than any OF
these sold this week, and many of equally fine
quality, it is thought that the aggregate weight OF
remarkably excellent beef is larger this week than
ever before More than 800 head, all rating extra,
are reported at from to Is cwt. Of beef each-not
live weight, but the net pounds of dressed meat in
the four quarters. The most Of these animals sold
at prices equivalent to 90l0c. 1, ID for the meat,
the seller sinking oHAl, c. hide, fat, &C. large
number OF these bullocks sold at $l00 EACH and
some over 500.
There were also some extra fine "Christmas Nut
ton" sheep in market, which cold at high prices.
Also, calves which brought s5 to $40 each. The
city is also filling up with turkeys and other birds,
and those who take delight in going through the meat
markets or looking into tie decorated shops of some
of our rst-class city butchers, viii be able to see
this year az great preparation for feast Of fat
things az they have witnessed, probably, in this
or any other country.
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

II. s. DISTRICT CoURr.-(Jury cau.esl-Nos. IU
2, 9, IL, a. ~, %, 10, II, H. Admiralty
canse.l-Nos. 46, ~ IS. 80. Is, 81, 81, g. 81, 49,.
SUPREME COURT-CIRcUIT.-Par ll.-Nos. l26o
9i 1862 1854 1862 1870 1874 1873 1884, 1896, 1893, 1880
1884 1880. 1872 1894, 1896, loco, l6Js, lt8 . 90
SUPREME CoUnT-SPECIAL TERM.-Nos. 70
e4 go col oOa L. 328 5lf $50 57s So, 559 $50, l2i
$40 Goa COS COT, cor. 6o3. 609. 90, Oil, Oh ~ 49,.
SUPERIOR Court. - Part l. Nos. 26lo, III /
1874. 1899 1888 ll57 27 2t33 263S 2J7. 239, Pal ItJ
26l7 2sag Part I-Nos Az 2340 1850 274, 1885, 294'
29,i 2gl6, 20is 1880, 1882 29J6.
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The LATE LIEUT.. JASEwAY.-The Lieut.. Jane
Vile mentioned in the papers yesterday as having
been shot while on accommodating expedition on
Tuesday, the Virginia eide of the Potomac is I'M
doubleday Lieut.. Janeway of the LIST New-Jersey
Cavalry. lie is a son of Mr. VIM. X. Janeway,
paper dealer at No. 81 Dey street, and resident of
Jersey City. Mr.. Janeway started for Washington
yesterday forenoon. The news Of the death of his
son is reported to have been received by telegraph in
Jersey City last evening.
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The DEPARTURE OF THE CONNECTICUT REGr-
MEYr DELAYED-THE STEAMER NEw-BRUSswIcK
FIRED ISTo.-At about4l O'Clock 7. m, on Tuesday,
the steamboat New Brunswick left her pier with the
. Ith Connecticut Regiment on board, and proceeded
down the bay. AS the ship approached the Narrows,
the reyenue-cutter stationed there to challenge out
going vessels, fired blank shot, which the coast
pilot, who bad charge paid no attention to- keeping
the beat under full Roadway. TIE cutter then fired
signal rockets and in a few minutes afterward the
boat being opposite Fort Hamilton, a solid shot was
fired from the Fort, the ball striking the forward
supports of the walking eam and breaking portions
of the cast iron work. The ball rebounded, passing
downward through the staeroom Of a correspondent
of The Sun, WHO had fortunately left the room a
few minutes previously. The excitement on board
was intense for some time, and the. officers, who
had Just sat down to supper, rushed on deck 10
ascertain what had happened. Happily no one on
board was injured. Capt. Winchester Immediately
put back for New-York, so as to have time to ex-
anime aud repair damages The vessel was at anchor
late in the evening, but no material damage was
done to her machinery che would probably not be
long detained. Her commander is astranger here and
did not know what the gun from the cutter meant
The pilot, however, ought to have known his duty
in the premises.
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CITY ITEMS.

WINTER GARDEs.-This evening new piece, OF
the Colleen Bawn character entitled "Ihe Lakes OF
Killarney or, Brides of Glengarii." which has been
Tor considerable time in preparation, will be pro-
duced at this theater Mr.. Williams will be pre-
sented in the double role of both actor and actress
and Mrs. Williams will also appear in the piece
Col. and Mrs. Mu!lig.n, accompanied by the Com
mittee of the Common Council, will visit the Winter
Garden this evening.
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