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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-11-22

by order Of the Big Rattle.
November 49,"
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA
The latest advices from the Lower Potomac,
speaking Of the recent reconnaissance by por-
ton of Gen. Sickles' Brigade at Matthias Point,
say they surprised three rebels, two of whom
were shot.
They made a thorough exploration of the
Point TO a distance of four miles inland One
small masked battery and few rifle pits were
all the defences of the place The rebels
were in force some miles in the interior, but
refused to offer battle to the accommodating
party which was only 400 strong.
Much forage for the rebel cavalry was de-
stroyed. Our troops returned to their encamp-
ment on the Maryland shore without the loss
OF man. subsequently they discovered that
at Boyds Hole, on few miles below, the
rebels have battery of six guns, which, it is
believed, our force could have taken had they
been aware of the fact.
A steam ferry is to be established between
Georgetown and Arlington, same as between
New York and Brooklyn, which will greatly
facilitate transportation of army supplies.
PARIS, KY, Nov IA.
The following has just been received from
the Postmaster at Mount Sterling, dated
18th
"From Piketon. Four hundred rebels
were killed. Between one and two thousand
taken prisoners. Colonel Williams was shot
through the head. Captain Halves was cap
tured. (Signed) F, l.. BoswoRrH."
Other adyices estimate the prisoners at
from 1000 to 1000. The rout was complete,
and il is probable that the whole of Williams
forces will be taken in the mountain gorges.
New YoRK, Nov. IA.
Special Washington dispatches state that
Secretary Chase intends appointing collec.
tor for Port Beaufort, as government will
make il port Of entry.
Senator Simmons will send a ship to Beau
tort with an assorted cargo to exchange for
cotton.
Secretary Cameron has declared soldiers
shall not be used as slave eatchers, and army
officers will not be permitted to engage in .he
business. or order suboidlnstes to catch and
return fugityes.
WAsHINeTos, Nov. IS.
1t is believed taere are no strong bodies
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-11-22
IS A T T E N T 0 N f!
RATrLRsNAKEs CHARGE WITH FELL POISON
AND BE PREPARED TO STRIKE

We find many subjects in this town who must receive
the force Of Call early at the hole and hear
the big snake Little snakes keep your eyes open and
bring in the list Of those unfrendy to our holy cause
BY order Of the Big Rattle.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-11-22
CAUTION.

CAAllON.
As certain unprinepled persons attempting to palm
on We unsuspec'ng public, limitations OF my PRE-.
AIRED GLUE would caution all persons to examine
'o'e purchasing aud see that the full name,
W sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE, IN
rfeits. nv '"'''uiiR ooun-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-11-22
BALTIMORE, Nov. Ia.

BALTIMORE, Nov IA.
A flag Of truce from Norfolk brought down
thirty passengers, nearly all of whom said
they were leaving Dixie on account of the high
price of living and unsettled state Of society
All their baggage was searched. Southern
papers are very scarce, there being only three
on board. The following is from a Norfolk
paper
"AuGusTA, Ga, Nov. IL.
A report has been current for the past day
or two that black flags have been hoisted at
Savannah, Charleston and other points on the
coast, which indicate that no quarter will be
given to the invaders and none be asked"
The Norfolk Day Book has the following
advertisement:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-16
Keokuk Drug Store.
Hss. matn = Blendea
sRf KEoKUK, IOWA.

* + e
ALAR0EaasoYt 4 mont al Drueed
a chsmica IL ,Instruments aot]
Fancy articles Just received q
the above sgta6liShmept eo0s
y.ssiur-1ff- the ~ oAs0eeo'
PrspaSations IildsD 'sflaiA 81
trsssa, TIusaes, Abdeaiaal ~,
porters, Pssssries sSpscpluna. =
eli kiuAD. 6tetheqoopsa, CetAA
ters, Bpsfnaatosrbe Rings nd
eems Sps1ndid cases ~ o.,
riseeta sSperi~F inslssneotas
IAsss articles having beenso
Tested With special ! rsSsrsnee /
tha kAown wants Of the pfofe
tnebsst terms 10 Physicians q
AcRil 11~6AW
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Tr0Aoc0.
ESOk the entire end perma nent cure Of 4
1 Hernia. or Rapture. These. Irussse
are believed TO be The hest made in the
United States, and arc In use BY the most !
distinguisked Surgeons In the West
For sale at the
NRONUKs nRua STORE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-16
Army shoes.


o. Glrst-sl.s AeI. Main = JoAoeon.
IL ORSkSs EUGaIKS ano CARkAAGkh Of a,
= osss cl1s Mvsys ready sss hire. S.
suit Tie rtmss.s n
frd1 SSnts ustsa ansrssseom aoaated.
O4aSss for she Oalnibus 4. ruH 70 end fross xh&
1Airoads and sssAeseatss lsftst che Stable sr The
q Charles Hotel, will be prooml attended to.
dec1od IL #Hs ~f V.VAkOkhDAI.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-16

TYusscs.
LSOk the entire end permanent cure OF n N
Hernia. or Rapture. 1h4sca TrussseU ~
are believed TO be the best made ip the 49,
q nited States, and arc In use by the most a.
distinguishes. Surgeons In tho west.-hY
. EIoKuK DRUG s1oEE. II
IneavWmrots
E>OR the cure of club foot and deformed linbs
l. and spine, embracing The lAtest and most sci-
| sntine ,mproyements, Tor sais II the
kEOKuk DRUG STORE,
janIsdAw Sth street. bet. Main ! BIZ ndcau
FANCY A2TlCLEs,
EMBRACING ooDoGsss, 1ellet Soaps K very 6ne)
IA WaAigrc Roage, Pink Bsils, Asonstis Caek
oss. Tor tie hrsstb) for sale 1t the rs @
splgd4w KEOKNk DRUG sIo3k.
1DpseveA klassAc a.xle Dsls a sYraage,
II kWlS = RICHARDSON S,-ths nost beaatE
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l. tbs KROKuK DhEG k9DkE,
janlsdAw Ah a., bst. Main aDd RondsAn.
OOm A4OUrD MEFOPla lassN IN lTH 40
mANCANEAE.
Y isctions, highly recommended in tho Msdies
Journals - The most vs1sable MEDICINE ye disc0v
Ord for obstiasts and aistfsssing Coughs. Fog
sole - tho @M 5 #s@ N
KEOKUK DRUG STORE,
Apl9d4w Fifth-st. bet Msin Blondsss
VACCINE SCARS.
EsREsn yAccl NE ScABS ,slways inland and
.rSi:- zsoSgs rsv.szoSS.
New Rocks.
VOL. II, Hsv Americsa cyespedis;
Vol. McCauly' . Eng iand; sg
OonAsetM Life, $ rg
Motlss = United Netherlands;
Petty 9lAnn1ances;
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OGDEN. BROW NELL 4 co.
vrsLr'5 lssb btok. Az
Army RAgnlalkana.
Unitsd States Insties,
Cavalry Tssstsss
Hardss Z Tactics,
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Soldiers lHaeay-1ea IL
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DlMECT NEGOTIATION

- y q W ar q ana V0tlor ".
g NJ. g. II TlI(sH LID
-. w .N n. lONh Eli. !.
TMpoRTEks AND WHOLESALE DEALERS.
= haveln store, and receiving their supplies
for ths spring Trade from che herr. vhteA
the, otter to Casa rRonr1 sInn suYEss ON t.
vorabls termr. 1he stock being unusuail ! Mr.
theyeonfdsntl5 iixn xanlLsslon oi ihss ~.
$. W. ! Ii. TUCKER,
Sign Of Red adlock cor. N ain 4 "a sta.
Keoksk, March y, lscs-d4w
A IN Ems, PICKS, ohUVkLe, As., for a.Is s.
= %: :: 80, :, s.M. = =. ry1knR.
" -. Tor saic ~ !, VI 4 IA riiSW ~ ~ :"
-uI.rn ~. ks-v..,,.. :. a.: ..a -:
2 .sas: s,ss. :ss sA.sp.'s'' 8, 81: !,
:. =. - - !. - !. :. : :. :. - :
a sbessls for s.isiov by
III M.{cns .{cnsn. ?. = y. IIGkEK
rhlNDsToNEs.-Ihc Bcrsa 0aanost0nel ,oi Va
.se' ss1 sss ss0yrrcr-
49,. ~ 80 E.H,.
March o. Sc.aAr d., A.., sa.,
- W.. :. .-n !. 1o-.
{ sil.sd 4.
l. Anr.s.sa AZ ,..,,n., .,,.,,
Gazing DO s''l'a-' 'si'''''.''''"
Barrel B do do
ross.lervitha goncr~l...artn. u tesothersAlIl
Of the BelmOnt sranA just received aad fsr sAk
Low 81 EnsAel s. An. IUCKEk.
~ SpAdos, Shsvsls, Aastecks ana PicksI
Gov. bells, Rake !. and nd Corr Pisntsrs:, @
"a. .TrAes and Halter chains;
ssHay.sisas ana Manure Forks; 80 gsss
AID 1a56sstOsk Of AssoEssD HARDWARE And
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
GxEu0 0DAznsx.
DIED.

BAILEY-In this city, on Friday, May a. Daniel Drew
Bailey.
days: s'A" '''' -'''''' ''''' '''- " '' D'''''' '''
CAREY in Brooklyn, on Friday May o. in her 2oh yes-,
Anne, daughter Of Bernard and Anne ey.
COEY-On Friday NAV a. Thonls Coey Of the late VIII
liam J. Coes in the I'D year Of his age.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited 70 attend his
his late residence, No. ~ Marion street.
DEVLN-on Friday May a. Ann, wife Of John Devlin, in
the iOth year OF her age
DANIELs--In this city, Friday May o. Frances Dsne
second daughter OF Patrick and Eliza Danes ased years
and months.
GLOyER-On Friday, May o. Ers,tus w. Clover aged 80
years, months and 70 days.
HFRBST-Op Monday, May 20, Theodore ". Hebst Of
John w. HeTbst aged 80 years
HOwARD-On Thursday. May %, william C. Howard, ns-
tive Of this city, in the 4sth year of his age.
LIVNGSTON-In this city Thur.dsy May 23 after short
bus painful lines. Of bilious collie Nism Bclof5 youngest
William IL. Mary c. Livingston in the 10th year Of
HIS and the friends Of the family also the friends of Mrs
Beakley his Grandmother and the rmbc o sund yScbool
No. 50 respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral this day
(sunday) at 81 p H., at the Reformed Dutch Church On
Wellington square.
MACKI>TosH-In th, city on Saturday Msy 2s Harry NJ,
eldest child Of W. ii. and Abba t. Maekntosh, aged 10
MoLEAN-n this city on Friday My a. Cstharine Mclean,
aged l3 years and monihs
NEVlNIn Brooklyn, Friday, May a. Mary wife Of James
Nevin aged IS years.
PEARSALL-Suddenly, at Ithaca, Wednesday. April IL,
Charles w Pearsa formerly Of Msnhssset Loag Island, in
the 5gth year OF his age.
RICEn this city, Thudsy, Nsy 90 Joseph Rice in the
26th year Of his age
RoGERsAt sea- on board the Aspnws Champion,
tfdsy May Il, Edmund Rogers Of ihis city aged ~
years.
SECOR-In this city, Thursday May o. Margaret Louisa
wife Of Frank Secor. aged 81 years
sMlTH-On Thursday, May % at Wliansbursh Margaret
Smith, wife OF John Smith, aged II years.
TOBIAsln this city, on Friday, May a. j. Tobias aged
sJyeMs
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
MARRIED.

ADAMs-DOTY-At Cauollton, Missisdppi, on Thnr'day,
April the H. Rev. Bishop Grccu tue Rev John Ch hscs
Adams, ~ d. 10 Miss helen M Doty Of Loctpoii, New
hork.
BRACKETT-BLUNT-In Brooklyn, on Sunday, May 10,
by r. Frsnco SaIue. BTscket TO kleD M Blunt,
all OF brooklyn.
CREARY-Mi DDLETON-ln Brooklyn, on Monday, May 20,
by the Rev j. H. Ge0rr- Greasy of keyport, NevJer
sey, Mics Ez. Jae. daughter Of late Captain Nathaniel
Middleton Of New London, Conn
FIR RAZlER-ELDRlDGE-I this city, on Wcdncsday. May
o. by the Rev H Garnet Lewis Frazier " Milan Dutch
css County, New York. 20 Ellen Eciidee Of THE city.
HEMINWAY-ROGERS-ln jersey City on fhuIsiay Msy
Z3 the DR.. Rogers Homer IL uilwuy Of NHtcrown
Connecticut Susan H. *, daughter Of the late Captain
William H. Rodgers Of the former place.
UOVER--SNARTS--On Tlursdsy, May o. by the Rev. Dr.
j. NJ Krebs Ira w Hover se II Sen Francisco, TO Emma
daughter Of Aaron SW ats Of this city.
the isior House Friday
ing May a. BY the hev Mr Burig CHAM Lieutenant Charles
v Lord Ouartemssier "a regiment Maine Volunteers, and
Miss Fanny r. Strickland daughter oi General s. stIics
land OF Bangor, Maine.
RHEUTAN-YOUNG-O Wednesday. May 22 by the Rev.
r. Steward Abram A. Rheuan Misc Mary IL, daughter
OF the late Robert Young all Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
Increase Of tho week compared with that Of lC0 iJyd
The following comparative statement OF the value
Of evnnra from Of lie Yearto Nay %:

20
IncIehseAs compared with 100. 59l 800
Tie ABany Journal Of last evening learns that " ne
potiaons are pending between William +. and Henry
Blocker and Adam Van Allen, Receive; OF tle Bank
Of Albany for settlement Of bis GLAZING agans. them
as such Receiver
The following letter from the Bank Superintendent
has been received by one of the Troy Banks:
The bills Of the Bank Of Albany ard Bank Of the Capitol may
In nv estimation be taken a. with peIi'ct sie The
Bank has t6B J registered circulation ou Standing
M redeem which hold +OO0 Stocks The ndnk o IA. Capt
Il has circulation for which hold T85 90 stocks In
10th case, the STOCK. chiefly kewYo Stocks shall sell
these saru e. Ia about three weeks the poper
legal steps cen be consuinmaled
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing HOUSE this
morning were $I2 sli O5S 20. The exchanges for the
week ending to-day s9i, jj,27 81, being daily
average of sl5, ,6925t6 u.
The Merchants Bank Of NewYork, has declared
semi.annua dividend Of 2 cent, payable on the lSt
OF June.
The tolls on the Ohio canals for the Elk month"; end
ing May Is, 1860 and 1861, compare as folows
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRa........... 25.
Cleared.

stssnships--KIntk Mcsnhrr NasIau. f. Curard Pnmeto
Remc Havana Pesant Bros Co.. state OF Georgia Gavin,
Dd Point
Snips-John Haven Porter. Liverpool, Williams 4 Guon
Forest City, Axworthy, Glasgow Good Hope Miller Liver
pool r. Taylor Empire State, BhgRs, Liverpool Durham
bnion; Ellen austin, Gariek Liverpool sporord Tiesion
60.
Baks-southerner Campbell, Msnzanla ehme, Campbell,
Vera Cruz Hargou Co. Baltic, GT.nbury London, Wan r..
Schmidt Co. Atlantic (Bremenl Fodlayen Bremen Union,
Tnpp s. JOINS, N. f. b. Small Eyentioe urtn, Dublin
f..-Ia Grange Houg, H0.ton Tssk Dearborn " III o.
the Nip. Hunt, Jacnc Brett sou Coz Agcola, Everett,
Cora j. W. Fiwell Col Pengun tBr) Ionser, Bermuda,
Miiilett n a. Co.
sshnonors-Trans, Knowles Key West Mccready Mott 4
Co; Bossom, Dougns New Haven MASTER g. X Nickery,
Bobbitt fall River lestef Liverpool Pierce, Harbor Island
Caroline Fox Philadelphia Susan Bease Boston samuel w
Iewis Co; r. j. Tayper kayuer Phndelphia, Merrill A
Abbott H. NJ Bourne Briggs, Providence mnstr = w Alex
ader Alexander, ST John, Mccall Duncan W. Phillips,
Mount Fort Monroe J. G. Jeweti.
eloop-Anrora Williams Norwich master.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
lmu5cMcut5.

DARNJM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID THIS OLD FANORifE iLACE OF hIshHENT
the only Ia tie cy that continues 10 ee eAteh'e1
psiouzsd-a richly yr-r ei compiiment T. TIE
ENTERPRisE and LIE RAIL ~ In its MANN nmESIi
ard must De confessed the variety and cnNsef oi ~
actons It stands unnvaled Every species OF novelty ans
wonder tia tho world produce. i 10 be unf h,re' ie
TdE DRAaATiC ENTERTA NhkAIs
are Of the hrhe.i and most snu.ing chA.et lts
week they emhrlce the hishly patriotic " ioa ana
ANDERSON TuE PARROT o. SUMTER,
and his ths lat Il It, production here A) ne
BUCKLE or BRILLIANpS, and CHARLES 4 III nECONp
every AFTERNOON aud kVENiNG 81 3 and n 0de'f
The ol'uing Living Wonders l,o ~ be Zen At AL hsvs
RFLlCs EeoM FORT SUMTER. rHE OLD W MAsh,SSoo " ,,So
WITH OLD ADAMS PR sOhMING BEARS, MAhMOiiu II
BEAR SAMSON. bLACK SEA LION bEAnpEip Aii LApr - ~
IILIPI TIAN QUEEN. ALBlNO FAMILY, WHAT 10 "a
HAPPY FAMILY, MONSTER SNAhEs' tS,~v 'si'
0sities &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
SATURDAY, Nav 9j-p. NJ.

bATUhDAY, May 2J-P. n.
The Stock market to-day was fairly active and
frner under the successful advance Of the Federal
forces into Virginia and the favorable Interpretation
put apon the foreign news by the street. The bears
were nos demonstraive and were buyers OF consider
able cash sock TO cover their shorts. There was no
particular strength IN the bull movement but there was
eviaeay more dispSs,ieu To buy sockr and the mar
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26


The Ntg.Orleans Pieaynne, under dte OF Monday
evening, thus notices the Money and Exchange market
Of that city:
There literally nothing doing In the paper market and hold
ef, even Of tb hnd useless to offer hen The
Of tho Deediu have come to tue concaon
TO o,e Interest on their capital at least for the present. lie
di,count for the lest parties but current obig
ons continue be arranged for In such manner ~ to aoid
the least possible Inconvenience
Nothing of conseQ done In exchange Approved
sterling can be passed to limited extent " d93l lew
francs were ST. 7Oa5f 2 At the bGni counter sight Is
held OF al a,icpput, pRd Pyivse bs bring 0m 2s@2. dis
csln..
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26

The BAPTIST ASNIvTRsARIEs.-The annual meet
ngs of the various societies connected with the Baptist
denomination take place in Brooklyn and this city our
ing the eight days commencing to-day and concluding
on Sunday, June ,. The programme for tho week ID
II fol Ows:
AyERfCAN BAPTIST PUBLICATION SoclETYs annual sermon
5y the Rev swain, -. d., Of Mass at the Strong race
Bap Cnuroh REV Dr.. yayor), Brooklyn, az o1 a. 10 on
Sunday J. hyatt Smith will preach OF N. Inc Dhl
ness meeting OF Society l sAe place at tho same pace on
Monday morning 10 O'Clock when tao nual reports wa be
presented. evening" addresses VIII be delivered ny tne
Rev Dr. Gillette Of " Rev j. r. Simmons OF lnd pI'
Brantlv OF Penn and DR.. Baron Stow of Bosioo.
rHF ANRUCAN BAPTisr MISSIONARY UNION meet az ue
PcIre pcnt Church (Aev. Mr Holne BIoo6lyn, on
TUESDAY and "Wednesday. The enno sermon by The Rev Dr.
Phelps OF New.nayen ExGov. Briggs OF M,s, "ill pre-
side a., ~.
TnE twyRC,y BAPTIST HoTg Mission meet az the frs,
Church Rev Mr. lckol thursday, az a. In the even
irc trr annual wi he delivered by the Rev w X
Io,k of Hamilton " Y. On Friday, the meeting van De-
continued and addresses expected nom Hon Ire harr-
Ited state senator he Rev. d. Ide, tue Rev j. H. Cu'h-
b, r. and the Rev. Mr. Bnrln-bnm.
Tnv ANYiuctN AND FONIlGS BHtE SOCITTY hold heir an
niversafy the Msdol Church. ov d. hagu"s on
Saturday and Suloay Jule IL aud "a ine annual sermon by
d.. Hoschkss Of Roches;er. v u. on sunday e'cLig
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26

PArrI's FAREwELL.-Mss Carloua Patti viii give
q grand concert 1T Dodworih's Saloon on Thursday
evening" May 80, prior to her departure for the "est
ani Canada. Mss Patli will be assisted by Nine.
Strakosch, Signors Brisuoi and Etioe Bail Antonio
Baril conductor. Tickets may be obtained at Messrs
Hal * Sons and at G. Breusngs.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26

THE SHAD FIsHFRY.-The fhad fishery in the North
River opposite the jersey shore, closed last week,
and the poles have been taken away. The season IL
said TO have been a very profitable one.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
TAdverti.ernen-1
SOJpITRc Hale

SOLDIERS HALF PRICE.-For few days, those
who enlisted defend their couutrys Sag obtain
ruRgNoLoCCtL ExANNATioSs NJ half the u.ua charges az
FOWLER WELLS, No. JOB Broadway. two blocks above be
I.r
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
cot,prc.IFNDAR- Fop NoyD,y.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-No. ~ and
the Jury Calendar - >,
Nos 6I 49, 9 Ga H. 81 3 4O2 49, 90 81 3d. gi IS, l6, ~
10, "a. p, "a. ll2, III 5SS o--
SUPREME CoURT-ClRCUIT.-Part I.-NOs. so,
5 36s 9 $751; l2 l299 l3 l3o3 l30J 1907 1902 1871 1873
1877, l3i5!
SUPERIOR COURr The General and Trial Terms
have adjourned for the
COaNoV PLEAs-TRIAL TERM,-Equity calendar.
Psrs No "a o. e5 96 g. 20 So lO8 lC9, 10 H. ~ ~
1l4 10 l6, H. rs no. l20 ll O5. Part Ii-Nos sSz'
1884, l3i8 Jury Calendar rs to IA inclusive l2 i2 IA
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
spoken.

Nav 23 oa Absecom ship Martha Theresa Of and for Nes
BEDFORD om the Sandwich Islands 81 months out ui -
e1v srhr Damon (of WAldoborol for Portland 20 ues D.
A6.ccom-lBy pilot b0st Wellington Nc. ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26

nODWORTHs SALOON.
IL CARLOTrA PATTI.
The public il respectfully inf.rtned tia,
Mis-. CARLO ia PATTI - . -. -.-..
" m rive ore GRAND CONCkRT, ON ItuhSbAi k'LN
ING Nav 3b D. Tor departure FOR the West aud CA1aes
Nj. AI'rl viii be assisted Shis occasion BY -.
Nine. sTRAk0SH, sig bhoNoLs
Sig ETTCE o BARlLL 80 ,
c,rdn.,o .......,.....ASTONIO BkRiLl
Admission 81 Tickets be obtained a. Mrssis- ia.
Sons and c. Breusings
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
Religious Notices.



Anniversary of the American Baptist Pubiich.
tion oricty.rhe annual sermon viii be preached bciote
M ccey ~ Strong Place Baptist Church, Brooklyn on
SUNDAY the 2th inst, Ji o'clock by the Rey = W.
SWAIN d. Mass The Society will conyen. in the same
pl,ce Tor transaction Of business, MONDAY, 2h inst
a. 10 O'Clock In the Evening addresses will be dted Dy IN"
R.y ID. GILLETTE, d. D., Rev. j. elNMON~, h,y'
Nm T. BRANTLEY D. ID AID Rev BARON STOW, u. D.
TIE public Generally cordially invited to all the SERVICES
Is GRIFFITH, Corresponding sscFetary
New Protcstunt Episcopal Church Of the inter.
cessnr sOth- between Lexington aud .thANs, W NS ou
NDAI May % with Divine Service ~ Ol a. r AID p ~
seats fee.
Prcucbing 20 the Soldiers in the Tent on Union.
efe on 81 DAl May 20 IN the afternoon 4 ococt oy tue
Rev Dr. CHArIN ana In tue evening y Ocioch pf tue hs
watkins. Citizens and siIabSeTs arc invited 20 et-tu
Theodore Tiiton of the Independent. will deliver
di.-nue upon The War in lts Relations 70 sts. " m he
husch OF the Putans Unionsqasrc on SUNDAY EFESiNo
May "a.
The Rev. III. Y. Montg emery, Rector OF tne Church o.
the lac nation will preach IN the tI,e Church the hede
,ou Nm ast between 80 aud fh avs IdlS sunday
LVENlNG; Divine Service at y p. collection WI 20
made e0ngrcg ion paying on tns deot cuei III
ri.hng the church Morning service as usual 81 10y M
Rcy. John q. Fee, OF kentucky Oa,ey expelled hooi
ths, ,tel wall preach THIS MOhNlNO, at lO CLOCK "a ue
Gnu the Punt ms Union gllie, AID THEN OF
the HIS EVENING at u o'closk, on the ar
nld It's reiati' TO slavery
rheodorc TiIton Of The independent win deliver e'-
co 80 uon lhe War In is Relations 70 slavery IN the
Chureh Of the Pmans on SUNDAY EVENING, Naysso.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
COURT OF OYER AND TERmNrR-MAT a'.-Isf'rs

CONVICTION or NANsLAUGd1KR.
The trial of James RobirfOn for TIE murder OF &
sailor Goodwin IN dsDc.houe In Wsfr street. was con-
cludcd 90 FRIDAY The ilry after 10 ehbeoton rendeTed
verdict of msnsaugheI in the third degree sentence was
deferred.
Nelson J. Waterbury the People John IT. Doyle and Mr.
Grover for the accuted.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26

payment Of disbursements Of entersg udsn and wv 80
be uedin June Costs Ne paid ~ I'VE oays ei
service Of this order, motion denied with 10 eosIS
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26

uiKIATrKE ALaANAC.
sm-Riesl:3 sos..............5:2O 5oon-R Rises 10 o9
mon wArFR
Sandy Hook g2 Gov. lsAnd ..l1Ol Hell gate. II 10
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
Ksnascrrcrs Arrived
nIhIATTRK AIMING

In br,k LisGt Scrut nm 81 Jdg3, CubaPedro Aquero
Eex Dussc H. Destoce Cfacs SiaDo john stoFct, - FELIX
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26

Attention, Volunteers. NAVAL B%hl9apE % s ~
Cnny a. C.at John H. Merrill requested 20 report
staten Issnd s once they viii loose bfew
prise mpnsy. Hurry up, boys DON'T ses !sIs senlas
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26

PptE BARK PioSasR.-Ihis vessel arrived here on SATURDAY
ia charge OF midhipmsn She Is OF aud from Rehmoud q
md cane in tow the u. gunboai Cambridge She wts orig
naly from Liverpool with Of st bound 70 Richmond
and v 81 captured Tor violating the blockade.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26

Arrived.
stesuship James Adger ( s. Transpor Phillips Fortress
.AqnrVs Nay "a. y Sgon9ya, Ttss.0a kCs,