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n 10 snh.D,s Ell ,.a ,''' p",lI WY" "aF-
H., - Ys."sa" "'o ~ navy 'or
pJS', "lv,rS @ '' O1'S,'eI .r' powers,
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a nnn n'aa,,,I I'ia IS ''II"s u 4'r" o'Ila'
'l,;ma,', men anI ,;, so o. iie'um h"'Y TX
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MrlcLE !.
All claims on the part Of corporations. compa.
MES, or Individuals, ci,z'ns Of tbs United States
upon The government If New Granada which
shall have been presented prior TO the fr.t day of
september, one thousand eight hundred and fifty
nlne, either to the Department of State at Wash.
ington- or 10 the minister Of the United States IL
Bgota and especia y those for damages which
were caused by the riot at 'aanm Oh the fifteenth
Of April eighteen hundred and lfysix, for which
the sald government Of New Gnllada ucknow,
ledycs rs liability 'arisngoni oft privilege aud
",u u',spuou " preserve peace anu good order
mrI If comnGsson y, o''a,i" S~% "e iS''rrp %
bar. one ~ ,,bnn .hall ta " wv "'e'l-
ornmpnt or ,hs WntoJ s,a, lmI'eu "n Y 'ue gov
ernmpnt of New Granada v' i, ",' 0'S y '"s gov
oh,anco or iuconoci," nr o,har .",o ~ se ur"n,
in the event Of either commissioner omlttnc az
ceaslng - act, the government Of tho United
STATES or that nI New Gnnata, respectively, or
tNe INSTR OF leIoilrr ln the Unitd States, uct-
~! ny us direction, shall lotlSith proceed to Gil
lls wcalc' teus uccasIouNl.
lhe comm ls'llneTs 80 named shall meet ln tho
wy % "ash'n5'1n w'hlF nIIle,y days from tho
an'il''s . ,''''I"s y, uns VoHeh'ioii
Subscribe II solemn oalh tlnt thcv Mill c,nl,llv|y. %
anime and inlmrtlak decide ace mJmg ,n h',ieo
land eoniy mon MI Tho clams Lhl hnoro 'Ib'u w., nv
under the pr1yisions of his convention Lv tbo
government o. the Uoilel States And such oath
shall be entered on The record Of their proceed.
'Ngss,
lha commissioners shall then proceed to name
an afoI'ator or umpire to decide upon any case
OF eases on ~n'ch lllty may d'lltr III opinion
ana u t'l'y cannot agfpe ~ The selection, the
umpire sna'l os appointed ~ the minister Of Prus-
sh' " tne onl'ea oullas wlln tlle Two high con-
lr~,'ns Pa'1i's sla,l lav'ie ton'Sa sash appoint
heY' ai.i Wlls' selection shal be conclusive on
DON pailies'
ARTICLE H.
Tbo arbitrator bei,r onooio,od no o.,..,;,
sionar, sball nrnc.Al +, ey'mioo % and I'I, %','r
mine the claims which may be presented to them.
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J. HOUGHTON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
once at Santa f. FOrnery ONCE Of Smith houS'on
IL business lntr sel to him will receive prompt atten'
"a ton Ills relations III the city Of Washington, VIII en-
lie aim en cyoy and promptly to prosecute claims before
C,ngfass thl lela tmants anl Court Of Claims
santa ~, Nov II, 1860 -ly.
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WILLIAM MORRISON.

Nanrrturor and Iealer in Tin Conner an Seetron Ware
PARL0UR, COOKING AND HEATING STOVES,
FOR COAL AND WOOD,
Japannedware Ware, Etc, We will duplicate any
f. louis BILL Tin Plate Wire aud sheetrOn al small advance
on Il. Louis PRICES
Main street near the Levee
Kansas Chr No.
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At T y \ TIUNE ~ "
NOTICE.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
MEY CLAIM AGESw oFUcE and PRESENT BUSINESS
IVA Of presenting claims aeains tho Government nf The
Jjntoi stater il NOW CLOSED IN THIS TERRITORY,
An d sln, arcaiy placed IN my hands, or the hands
Js Watts Co. which hive contracted 10 prosecute and
now zen Ing b.cre the Departments or the Congress Of IN
Unltsi Stats will be dnly attended 70.
have NO PERSON OR AGENT authorized hsrealter = ny
my name In any manner whatever in tho PROSECUTION Ol
CLANS Against the United States Otherwise than n aiten
ding " bisess that am nledpd 10 attend % an !
tneh person persons wi IN all cAs present authority
from me " not as such aget orsgent ,,..,
santa N, ~, January lsso-ss
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and to cement the good understanding Which hup-
? y subsists between the two Republics, have lvr
that purpose, appointed and conferred fnil puwcls,
respectively, to wit; The President of the unned
States upJn l. wis Cass Secretary Of stat, Of tho
United ,tates, md the President Of New Gnna.
da upon General Pedro A. llermh Envoy TX.
traordinAry aud Minister Plenipotentlsly u that
republic in the United States, who after exshsug-
mg their full powers, whi,h were found in guoi
and proper form have agreed to the following
articles:
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Claims Convention with New Granada, Con-
clwlel at Washinaton September 10 1851
Ratidcations exchanged at Washinqton, No
vem5.r 4, 1850. Proclaimed by tho President
orthc United States, NOVEMBER 8, 1860.
BIZ he President ofths Uaiisd States Of
Amcrica:
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And whereas the said convention as amended
has been duly ratified on both parts and the res
pectiye notifications Of the same were EXCHANGED
a Washington on the 9Th Instant by Lewia
Cass Secretary Of State Of the United State and
Senior Rafael Pombo Charge dAdaires ad IN
Continued on fourth page.
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ARRIVdLSATTHE HOTELS

WIZARDS HoTEL.-D Mccain, Pa; N
Paige, Ill; w II Russell, Eng; w Clark, NC;
z z w c Rstt,u,, NY; And5sw., M; H N Dewey;
johnson, s Yoke, Pa; D Jayne, Pa; L Moore,
J Jayne, T Franklin, G Bentz, >; w VILE,
w Caddington, Van Bagne, Gregory,
rough, o; Bartlett, NJ; Mason, o; w s
Bliss, NY; Morris, RI; w Davis, Pa; J T Nc
Gu1ough, Md; T Gray, NJ; Long, r Powder,
III; D Gushing, Capt R Coleman, Nd; A
Lynch, Md; c de Vivatoli, Kansas; s Williams,
Texas; Thomas, 6 Nj Allen, II Pinney Pa;
Francis and lady, Ill; Hon b KeIr, Nd; X
Williams William FG5b SsI, NY; Cash Pa;
Va; s Brooks NY; C Fox and lady, Mo; w T.
Curtis and lady, NY; w Alexander, Md; T A
Nesmith, % . Lymen, UsN; II NJ Benets, NY;
Irvine and lady, Miss Irvine, Mrs l. r Irvine,
Ny; X basin and lady, Pa; F Bates and lady,
Mass; 6 b Lincoln, NY; n Hill, VT; A Foard,
UsAi Wolf, w Herd, Md.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-H Wells C l. Armon,
Md; + Triplett' H snowdon, Murphy, Mr. Coll
yer, Va; Mr. Wilson, F Stevens, G Denison, b F
Buck, NY; Hon Goodall, Nh; L Marline, NJ;
J Jones, Mo; Malone, Pa; T Mooney. Md;
Light, Mo; r c Garrabrant, Ill; c Moore,
b Farwell, Cal; w Case, Pa; III Harris aud
", Md; r C Parsons, Judge Starkweather. 8 p
Drake, w Claugh, Heald, o; N w Napier,
Mich; W Cabau, Cobb, Burns, Nh; J Di:
. vi
Friend and ly, Miss; 6 Williams, III White Md;
A Paine and ly, Mass; w Dean, Pa; Elliot
and son, Del.
BRowN's HoTEL-P Claughton, Per.
~, nj Shumaker, DR. Mayo, ID Cox, T H Cox,
Daniel, Va; Mitchell, 8 Dervis, Mrs f
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SlinSmon and ly, II n Archer and fam Md: w
X Cobb, Ala; Kennedy, w Hayes, Miss Rich
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Dr. w Merent, o; Miss Logan, Miss Armstrong
ia; A Collaway, Ky; Mr. COwan, Miss J Culick
USNi Nj NJ Smith, A Van Alstin, NY.
klRRWOOD HOUSE.-H Snyder, c Gas
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J Fletcher, p Mckinley, B Adams, la; b
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Pa; Bradford, Joseph, NY; A CrossReld, G
NJ Ross and ly, Me; Premier and ly, Mass; r
Portlock, Nj Gibbs, Pendleton, Va; H H
Kelley, Pa.
WASHINGTON HOUSES Dresser, G Will
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DER, Ill; Freeman, A Newell, Perley, w )
keEyan, NY; G Campbell, Penn; Williams
Mass,
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
ID WASHINGTON BRANCH.
"a A9WSN1S u q w

CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after SUNDAY, November 25th, 1870, the
trains will run follows:
LEAVE WASHIASFTON:
First train at go q. m.
second Tran at TAO a. m.
Third train At $40 p. M, Expr.ss.
Fourth tram a. p. m.
LEAVE BALTIMORE:
First train at Ais a. m, Express.
Second train at 8.S5 q. m.
Third at $40 p. m.
Fourth at 4.20 D. M, Express.
The first, second and third trans from Wash :
lngton connect through Phiadelphis and New
York.
The second and third connect 20 wsshington
Junction with trains for the West, South, and
Northwest; Also, at AIna3olis function, for An
napolls; For Norfolk take tbs ~ O.. II. traic.
For the accommodation of she way travel be-
tween Washington and Laurel, passenger car
Will be attached 20 the tonnage train which leaves
st ii a m.
On Saturday the $40 p. m. train goes 70 Phiadel-
phia only.
no 26-d TIL. PARSONS, Agent.
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDING,S
CEPHALIC PILLS.
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER
FROM
I'll E A DACHE
THAT
A SPEEDY AND SURE CTJRE
IL WITHIN TuEIp nH.or

is WITHIN THEIR REACH.
As these Testimonials ,ceys uusolie;tsd by
MI. SPALDING, they afford unguestion-
abIe proof Of the efficacy Of tins
truly scientific discovery.
MAsoNvLLE, Conn.,, Feb. S, 1851.
Pills. and IKE them 50 srsH that want gou TO
send me two dollars worth more. "
gave few out of the f st box got from You om
se Yon Inc Ell Pi ss 6y mail, and SbIise
HAvKRFoRp, Pa, Feb. s, 1861.
more box wfh to send
sT'a' dsaI q benefit from thsm.
NARY ANN sroIkHousE.
SPRUCE CREEK I, HTs1Is ss 5ss, Co.. Pa.}
boxes Cepi.Io P. Hssad then. ssna im
a ssr ss: boz 5M sSa p s s!M ses Ed
BELLE VERNON, Ohio, Jan. Is, 1861,
,,1 a5NkT srtLDINe. ESQ: Please find inclosed
q b.,y oYr Cephaio Pills. They trrty tie sssf
Direct ,ou. A. sToyER, PM,
Belle Vernon, Wyandot co., D.
BEVERLY, Mass, Dec. IL, 1851.
Ii Z. sPALDISs; ESQ: wish for some circulars
more particularly before nv customer. If Inn
nave any thing OF the kind, please send TO me.
. oneo OF my customers, who is subject to severe
SICK Headache. CASUALLY lasting two days) ,oas
fnrsd q an attack IN one hoxr BY you, Pills, which
Respectfully yours, W. WILKES.
RErNoLDsBuRs, FRANKLIN Co., Ohio,l
January 9, 1861.
HENRY G. SPALDINe, No. % Cedar ftreet New
6ork-Dear Sir: inolosed find twenty five cents
tZo,) Tor which send box of Cephallc PilIsO
Sena 70 ADDRESS OF X ev VIM. G. Filler, Reynolds
Your Pills tcork like a chn,Dr-en,. H,o3o.I.
almost tnstdHter.
Truly yours, VIM c. Filler
fPsILANTI, Mioh., Jan. IA, 1861.
4. MR.; sPALDINe-Sir: Not long since l sent to you
ior box OF Cephalo Pills for the cure of the Ser
vous Head ache and Costveness and received the
same, and t5ey lad so good effect thar toas IN
Please send by return mail. Direct to
A. X. WHEELER,
Ypsilanti, Mich.
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va
Cephafo Pills accomplish the object for vhioh
forms. - "o0o"0no III al its
From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va
They have been tested In more than a thcusan nd
cases. with entire success.
From the Democrat, ST. Cloud, MINI.
ache. ssnd "a Rave h been troubled with the head
may nave them In case OF an.attaok.
From the Adcvttser, P,ovsds.e., RI
the CephalIc p are said to be q remarkably
effective remedy for the headache, and one Of The
very best for that very frequent complaint ShicS
has ever been discovered.
From the Western r. r. Gasstts. CAtenso. III
we 6seSsIdIy endorse Mr.. Spalding. and his un-
From the Kana,cha Valley Star, Kona,oha, Va.
we are sure that persons suffering with the head
acne, who Try them, will stick to them.
Fton the Southern Path Finder. Nsv Orleans, La.
numerous list that has received bene6ts maj ny
other medicine can produce. NV
From the ST. Louis Democrat.
~ ne Immense demand for the article (Ceuh.lic
Fhis'is rapidly increasing.
From the Gassfts. Davenport, Io,sa.
an article he did not kHoto to possess real merit
From the Advertiser, Providence, r.
The testimony in their favor IN st,on. g.,
most respectable quarters. hoih 'ao
From the Daily Ns,cs, Ns,cpo,t. RI
CephsIc Pills are taking the place of Ali L,nd.
from me Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Mass.
oaid 10 De very efhoaclous for the headache.
From the Commercial, Cinetnsati, Ohio.
suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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By the use OF these Pills the periodic attacks OF
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and
II taken at the commencement of an attack imme-
date relief from pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail In removing the Nausea and
Headache to which females are 30 sabject.
They act gently upon the bowels,-removins Cos
tirsnsss
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females,
and all persons of sedentary habits they are val
liable as Lazdtirs improving the appetite, giving
tone and visor to the digestive organs, and 70
storing the natural elasticity and strength Of the
whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long
investigation and carefully conducted experiments
having been In use many years, during which time
they have prevented and relieved vast amount of
pain and suffering from Headache, whether orIgi
mating In the nercoHs system or from q deranged
state of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their composition,
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change of diet, and the a5-
ssnes Of any disagrssabls taste renders il sasy 70
adninistp them 10 children
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs.
Inc genuine have five signatures of Henry c.
Spaldng on each Box.
Sold BY Druggists and all Other Dealers In Medi.
oines.
A Box will be sent by mail prepaid on reoei,to
tho
PRICE, 25 CENTS.
AL orders should be addressed to
HENRY c. SPALDIN8,
- CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
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PUBLIC ADVERTISEMENT.
B LII Q N TIC E,
DEPARTMENT or TIE INrxRroR. \
WasAf4Kfaa. Dee. Is. la6n. z

DxPAkrMKNT OF TIE INTxRioR,l
WasAtnstea, Dec. IS, ls6o.
fuolio notice ID hereby given that bonds and
coupons annexed, of the description hereinafter
SET forth, have lately been feloniousy sbstraoted
from the custody Of the Interior Department, the
same being the property of the United States and
heia In trust for certain indian tribes. Notice has
Also been given to the proper officers Of the respec-
i've States to stop the payment thereof; and all
persons are warned against purchasing or Ieoeiv-
ing any of said bonds and upons, a. the claim OF
the United States thereto will be prosecuted to the
utmost extent. Each bond being for the sum of one
thousand dollars, VIZ:
SIX per cent. Missouri Coupon Bonis, issued In
juno and August, 1857.
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FEMALE BOARDING ANDDAY SCHOOL,
ALEXANDRIA, Va.

FEMALE BOARDING ANDDAY SCHOOL
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Mrs. S. J. MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL.
will Oh f4nHusA ss:7s9p 9f tes
house recently occupied BY Sylvester Scott, Esq,
No. $50 King street.
q. The course Of study pursued will comprise all
the branches reg uIslte TO thorough English Edu-
desired. -
in addition TO day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared to receive limited nomber of pupils as
boareers, who, constituting a part Of her own fam
lily, Will be under her immediate and superyl-
sion. She will endeavor, as far as possible TO sur
of Home.
Refrsnees-Rev. Geo. III. Norton, Rev. DR., Elias
Harrison, Rev. ID. +. SprIgg,. William ri. Fowle
Ess., Edgar Sn0wden, Esq. Edmund F. Wilmer
Ess. Henry MaIbury, Esq, Lewis McKenzIs
EEsSS., Robert II. Hunt9n. Esq w; d. Wallsoh
EntwlsIe, IT., Esq, Col. John w. Minor, Loudoun
Hessrs. Blaoklock & Marshall, Mossrs Cor
Brothers.
Terms.
board, with Tuition in al the English Branches
In advance.
Music and Languages at Professors prices.
III No extra charges. au 3-tf
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.hM.o NOT These bonds are dstsd January. Isez-,.v
y S3,s January. l@s, q Bapk Of Rsrubiic. NJ
AA''s'' payable In January and July.
NORTH Caroline ,i1 ye. oept Coupon Bond.-cou.
tons payable In April and October, VIZ:
monty Of IN sot to lnoorporst s ~ 49, a.
6etopsnr. , Ssi,.sd comIssy, CHAPTER "a, dstsd
viz: ~ 49, D oenk oI Aepablic,
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EDUCATIONAL.

IT, FEMALE EDUCATION.
HOSE Parents who wish their daught to re-
oelye thorough and systematic education, where
their ply slca training will receive daily and special
attention, under the 0ost approved stem of Calls
themes and Gymnastics, respectfully invited to
teenth st. and New York av.
MIR. MRS. 4. RICHARDS,
eu S-u Principals
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NpfR.-The bonds numbered a5ls and below. in
sued In January, 1857; No. 2g10, and above fhaf
Nsaea In August, 1857, payable St Phoenix Bank,
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NoTR.-Bonds No. 1000, and below of this series.
issued June, 1857, and bonds No. 200l, and above
that, dated August, 1857, payable at the Phoenix
Bank, Now York city, in 1881.
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GAS FITTING. nc.

GAS FITTING, &c.
ARE Nov prepared to execute any orders with
FTG&biSS. g ss isS 81 3 s4 e r1r1lN.
ssGfs on sth street few doors north Of Pa,
e SAR sSd Other s2s ffiEsSi saa
AIEh rlAIOhEs' ja5-1y
w. GAS FIXTURES.
w w Have IN store, and are dai y rece,yins. GAS
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Dssxns
this SsRe no ssyhas
x 70 call and examine our stock of Gas and Water
rtt9aes, feeling confident that We have the best
All Work in the above line intrusted 10 ON, c.r.
m,,kr MYERS MesHAN.
L.. " FL UMBER AND GAS FILTER
Has removed 70 tho corner of Tweiftb And 4 a..
He IL prepared 70 introduce Water and Gas uoon
9 osi isVoraoic terms, and guarantees entire
9. He IA. on hand q lot of COOKING And other
S,bss G ~, lS ne VIII sell less than cost. hs
~ So iiu VI tnori' nol7
OFFICE oE oF INSSnPsE e TOR ,AAND sEALER
NOTICE IS HExH MttYSH GfpIGsS| Tf FL, r. Leo
nor, tion e OF the ordinance Of the Cor
now PREPARED, Uheneye1 ,as nndsisEned is
on pre- payment of the fec of ffy cents 10 nsnsct
test prove, and ascertain the aocu rsoy on
IN hff Be- sn:
al Snotnsr seaed and marked as true, Will be
e . ss r.
ap Sh ssSs'p No put Il II BO sIoto for s.e
..cAARIfEss V W. & mi Fl E sHi z.
y lo-d Inspector and Sealer Of Gas nj s;t.r,.
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NofI.-These bonds are dated January, la51.
PAYABLE at Bank of Commerce., New York. in
November, lss8-interest payable IN January and
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MoiIC1hs.s bonds are dated July, iss7. psv-
sa6. iaf;rsa isss5s q JsassiSs cd IT, i. fsrk
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested IN more than Thousand
cases, with entire success
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
Cephao Pills accomplish the ob;ec, for rbi,h
they were made, VIZ: Cure of headache in Ali its
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1861 DIAs!Es: 1861
Commence the Year with a D.ars
SCHOOL AND coLLEeE OUTFITs.

Paper An srios III. NJ ALMANAC FOR 1861,
Hons,. as ToI,, Zone, nsv Ioyel 81 Oliver wendell
The RevoIntionm 10 a., 10th; price sI1s By mall
'ses, FRENCH 4 RicEsTEIS'ss
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AZ: s.'ss Nv ss.. 5 y;
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From the Democrat, ST. Cloud, MINI,
lfyou are, or have been ttoubled with the had
acne, send ior box, (Cephalic pls,) so that you
may nave them In case of an.attack.
The national Republican., 1861-11-15
Old Soldiers Home.

we pad visit, yesterday, to this com fora.
BILE and beautiful retreat for soldiers who have
become disabled in the service of the United
States. About one hundred and twenty Of
these disabled veterans are now living at their
ease, surrounded by every comfort within its
marble walls. t"ngregatcd under its hospta.
hle roof are warriors 20 participated In al
most all the hard fought and blOndy battles on
the plains of Mexico, and the heroes Of many
II gallant Indian fight in tho Western frontiers,
Gurntly and cOnlen'cdly Willing the remainder
Il their days away, doing in the sunshine o.
sitting beside the fire calling back to memory
t,c evCnt'ul scenes Of days gone by.
The health Of the inmates of the institution
i oXnCllnNt, and worry f'w de ,ths have nccur'
red during the past summer. One OF no sol
diers, named Miller, died Of consumption on
wednesday-the first death for several months
within the past few months. large ana
handsome brick building has been erected
close to the main edifce, designed as a hospita
Tor the institution, the interior OF which is nd
mirably arranged for the purpose IT is intended
to serve.
The national Republican., 1861-11-15
BY TELEGRAPH,
From Fortress Monroe.
FURTHER FFoM THE EXPEDITION THROUGH
SOUTHERN SoURCES.--THE BRIDGE BURN
1Ncs IN EAsTFRN TENNEssFr

FURTHER FFpM THE EXPEDITION THROUGH
SOUTHERN soURCEs.-TuE BRIDGE BURN
1NGs IN EASTERN TENNESSEE.
Baltimore, November IA, lsGl.-The Old Point
steamer brings the following intelligence:
Fort Monroe, November l3, (via Baltimore,
November IA, lsGl.--There is no news, to-day,
from the great expedition, excepting the fol.
lowing from the Norfolk Day Book Of to-day.
received by flag Of truce:
The French manor-war Cn''net arrived to
day, IN s"nr"h "f III" crew If the Prrrcy. wrn
went North ycstorday.n
The Norfolk Ddy Book Of yoaterd IS g sat t:ns
extracts from the Savannah papers ~ the Port
Royal affair. It ItaCknowlcdged the Federals have
full possession of the harbor. Speaking of the
troops at Fort Reauregard, 1t Is mentioned that
Col. Spaulding's regiment lost all their baggage
blankets, &c, hut saved their arms and one
| account says: 1t is understood the loss on our
81 o Is about twero killed and forty wounded
among the latter Capt. J. A. Yates, Of Charles.
ton, who was seriously injured by tho bursting
Of shell; DR.. Bruists, If Greenville, s. c.,
killed.
eve have rot positive information from BAY
Point, further than II WAS silenced about eleven
O'Clock. We hear tha' 1t suffered serious loss
II is reported the garrison retired in safety
towards Beaufort. In CO... De Saussure's regi.
| ment, stationed at Fort Walker, four we're
killed at batteries and twenty wounded. The
| killed were all covered with blankets and left
there. The wounded were all placed on board
Y.
| The abandoned batteries were occupied AS our
troops retired, and the United States flag
| hoisted."
Nashville dispatches of the 18th instant say
that gcntlsmen just from East Tennessee re
port great excitement In consequence Of the
burning Of bridges. 1t was evidently pre-
| concerted plan. The loss Ia heavy. II will
cause great inconvenience and delay. Matters
| in East Tennessee are regarded as In critical
condition. Much anxiety is felt for Zollicoffer.
| rlpstOO dafa
quoted by the Day Book Of yesterday, is as
| follows:
| We have not word of authentic news
from Beaufort. A report came over the wires
yesterday that the place had been bC mbardrt
and burned. Late in the day we heard tha
| the town was not burned, but that II had beer
occupied by the enemy. We cannot vnuch 70,
| either statement. The regular news dispatches
| from the scene of the invasion are, we pre-
sumo, suppressed by military authority. OuI
special correspondents have sent us no dis
| patches Of late, so we must be content to watcl
| and wait"
The national Republican., 1861-11-15
Rebel Pluck.

number of rebel prisoners werc removed,
day or two since, under guard, ircm quarters
in the lower part of the city to the Old Capitoi
building. now used aS II rebel prison. Among
the number. uniformed in suit of light blue
or gray hnmespun, with counterpsne in leu
ur blanket under his arm. was II rebel patriot,
cpptured, we believe, at the battle of Bull Run.
WLrie h tltinr. for Il mnment. in front Of the
building, previous TO entering, one of the
guards, in n jocular manner, told him thai
Charleston was taken, S Iuth Carolina Overrun,
&C., and asked him what they Uhe rebels) pro.
posed to do now. His reply was brief, and
rather proftne: click you like HI before
you get through" replied the bogus patriot; II
remark which seemed o-Ineet the appreciation
ur his fellow rebels, who grinnod rs though
they relished his reply vastly.