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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-22

HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
AND WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET Us RENEW OUR
trust IN GOD AND co RwA WITHOUT FEAR
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-22

Oregon has elected b. F.. Harding. a Union
Democrat, as United States Senator in place Of
Benz. Stark. There seems to have been a close
contest, there being thirty ballots. On the las
vote, Harding had 28, to % for Geo. W. viii.
liams.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-22

The recruits now at Burlington, enlisted from
this vicinity for the old Regiments, will, we
learn, leave for Washington on Wednesday of
this woek.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-22

The story about Gen. Barneidc's retaking
Harper's Ferry is unquesiionably q pure fabri-
cation of somebody's. Burnside's forces were
with Mcclellan Tuesday evening getting ready
for the great battle of Wednesday, We may
have occupied Harper's Ferry by this time, but
probably not till after the rebels evacuated it.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-22

The 10Th and llth Vermont Regim ents were
at last advlces, digging riae-pi,s in the vicinit
Of Washington.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-22

Rev. Frank q. Morse, Of the New England
Conference stationed at ~Blan1ford, has enlist
cd az a private in the 9th Mass. Regiment
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-22

FRUJr.-We have just received, from A. NJ.
CLARK, Esq, of st. Adams, IA basket of superb,
luscious fruit,-apples, plums and grapes
frelehted in their delicious clusters, and under
their swelling cheeks, with the sweetness and
richness and sunshine of all the summer months.
In this valley we have but little fruit, and we
appreciate with exquisite pleasure such remem-
ORANGES from our friends along the Lake, whose
gardens now pour into their laps and ours such
fruity treasures. Long life to them, and may
they and we always be friends.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-22

ii. ii, Lassell, who lately carried on The har-
ness making business in North Bennington
hung himself, one day last week. in a barn near
the house OF his SISTER in Wallingford, with
whom he was stopping. insanity was the cause
of the rash act.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-22

REMARKABLE ColNCIDENcE.-We notice two
letters in the Green Mountain Freeman in re-
gard to the 9TH Vermont Regiment at the battle
Of Baton Rouge, one written by Lieut.. Col.
Fullam and the other BY Capt. Dutton, ad-
dressed to the editor, which are word for word
like the two letters from the same sources pub
lished by US some days ago. The coincidence
would not be 50 striking, as they might have
sent copies OF thrir letters to the Freeman for
publication, were it not for the fact that a few
immaterial verbal corrections which we made in
Capt. Dutton s letter, OF slight errors or omis-
sions arising from his haste in pennlng the let
ter, are reproduced exactly in the letter as con-
tanned in the Fireman. When we consider
this we cannot but regard the coincidence as
worthy of note.-Rutiand Herald.
We are obliged to our contemporary for this
gentle hint. We mean always to give credit
for articles copied from other papers, and the
omission to credit the Herald with the letter
relating to the 9TH Vermont was wholly accident,
al. We trust the Herald will be appeased, or,
if nos, tina, it will signify to us what more we
can do.
The New York herald., 1862-12-24
Obituary.
DEATH OF SENATOR rEARcE, or MARYLAND.

TFfom thb HtitlnVfe AHeIIcab, Iec y.
We announce with regret the death Of Hon. James A.
Pcarce United States Senator from this State io died
at his residence, Ia Chesertowp on saturday In the
fifty sixth year OF hs age. Nc Pearce has been " deli
months suffered greatly from disease OF the heart. A
friend writes 10 rs that bis sickness endured with
much patience ana resgnaon and that he passed awey
IN great peace Of mind and with the hope of bi~fu inn
mortality. Mr.. Pcerce was born In Alexandra, Virgins
though descended from Maryland family. iIc gradu.
aed nj Princeton College with hgh honor ard was bred
70 the law though he did not actively pursue that pro.
fession. lie entorcd public life member OF the Mary
land Legislature In 1881 In 1898 be elected nv 70.
preventative IN Congress- and continued n that position
with an interval Of two years tin l643. In the latter
year no wae elected 20 the United states Senate and con
tinued 70 serve as senator unit. his DEATH During the
most part of bis political lite Mr. Pea CO was earnest
whig Of the Henry Clay school When the whig party
ceased exist he acted with the democratic parv and
his last re election 10 the Senate by democratic La
gissture The vacancy occasoncd by Mr. pearoe death
viii be filed BY appointments &C the Govsnor unt,l the
Legislature meets. The term for which he Was elected
docs not expire until 1891
The New York herald., 1862-12-24
S HIPPINC NEWS.
,N>>.~s~eaee
AIsksAc rsw SopK-sms DAT.
isys.....,....... 70 ........eve IL
,...,,.,..... Is HIGH wArxn....eve II IL
~.--. - v~.~ ~~rr n.n~..N M ,on0
Port ~ Sew York. December %. lses.

CLEARED
Ship Princes Royal (Br) Curry, Lverpooi-F Mcdonald
ship Bienhcim t3r). Masha,l, Lverpooi--I b Sardy.
Ship Day. Chase, Belfast-Wssh, Carver Chase.
Bark Rosina t5rl. Knight Glnsgow--W A Nelson
parx hnairit3 (Anst), -, observation-disclosures q
Bark Rapid, MnrcrhaIk, Vera Crrs--ITargousA 4 90.
Bark vlctcrine, Jones' vers Cruz Dow.
Bark f,ronau Grant Cfudnd Hnlivar-Harbeck Halsev
BARK Ehngrgod, Elnswood. Hsvana-TTujillo d vining
Bark htnd,, Smith, Now 0rleansyaes, porteaed Co.
Bark scio Hume. New Orlcans-Dsnison Wyokon
Brig prnaer Stove tHanov) schonke. Cork-Funch
sris Mary cobb. Duncan, New orieans-Bixby a Co
rchr tns IN, lepcay, Metamoras.
Schr Eollrfr. Peterson, Antgua-Smith, Jones A Co.
Schr LosGs, Quinn, Port Royal--Bentley, Smith Co.
schr y u Ferrs Hunt, York River--FJ Campbell.
ssnr n SHARP, 9ted, WashinGion- Brunt Slagh.
athr Y n shanncn, Msr's Washingten-van Brunt a
slash. =
schr ecph'a Ann. Smith, wn,1lason. Del
grfr MARY. Smith, EaRnOTt xlrd Ca
Schr Urnn,ve stale, fiaiis Nhsyn-s Lewts
Scff ghonas winsis, avis, 81 River.
Ssop Bnr,cN trxigi PiOyaei,ie-L Kenny
ARRIVED.
ship Wsstfeid Br ol 8, join VII, TrcvelIck vcrpoo
lon ~ sp,ke n Lucy omrson. from Liverpool fof New
York. 1f, A ~ bon u l1 spoke ship Fdea from Lcr WI,
pool FOL sY York eh ina H. ~ 4H ION sl ~ spoAe snip
Gvif fffssfn. here fnf London -. :. -. -, roo
sb'p Ycot Lsle Liverpool, Nov ~, WIN nose ahu '-'
ssi" ssie Sssiors ,oi no.aa,. rOcao. Liverpool es
Thip fcs et r.t of Thoqasion N,cKerson' London, ~
days sith coal, 20 sns A Iiffgnss 80, So, q. -.
sso Eebsr, cushnsn tot Dasb,, oss' Hayre 70 DAYS
The New York herald., 1862-12-24
Coroncrs, Inqucsts.

St1emr ny SHoorYG-A MELANCHOLY CAsr.-Coroner
Rauney held inquest yesterday Of No 240 West Thirty
second street upon the body Of Edward Tomlns young
man nineteen years OF age who committed suicide
by shooting himself through the head with q revolver
Deceased il appeared was clerk in the wholesale cloth
Ing house of T. s. Young Co., No 100 Chambers street.
and for the two months acted cashier OF the etab
lishment. He came to the firm vel recommended. and
such mpicx confidence placed in bis honesty that
large Of money allowed TO pass through hs
hands without questioning Recently, however, it was
that Tomlins dressed rather extravaganty of
small salary but as his parents were living In good cir
cumstances at Oyster Pay L. L. no suspicion created
by the display On Monday morning deceased neglected
appear at the breakfasabe as.usual and the family
thinking that he sick sent up to his room 70 ascer
tain the or his non appearance. The SER
want knocked al his bedroom door, but, receiving
no answer 10 the summons, withdrew in haste and
informed the andiady Of the fact Tho propreress Of
the boarding house then repaired TO deceaseds room,
when. on opening the door she was horrned TO fnd
young ToYns lying the noor wriihng In the agonics
Of death Medical aid instantly procured but before
alnsiion showed IN, deceased had shot hirof through
the head with revolver the ball entering The right tenn
pie and lodging IN substance the brain The TRACE.
dy is supposed 10 have occurred about tarast nine
O'clock but strange 10 say no one about the house heard
the report Of the pistol. lady in the next heard
dull, heavy sound, IL produced by failirs
upon the ncor, but paid attention to the ence
As the report Of Tomlns death reached his
books when much to their surprise they discovered
deficiency OF 81 600 In the cash account. The de
faulter IL appears had conriyed 10 embezzic sums
ing from s25 20 $50 weekly without creating any suspicion
How long these embezzcments have been going II is
hard say but the hurried examination Of the books
shows that Tomlins behind hand for several months
past instance of deccaaed's extrsvGgance, Ills
loyes state that his taors bill from the month Of April
last amounted TO e6,, while his carriage bill for the
period reached the adermanic Of S215 pay these
and other exravagant bills deceased induced TO
nit seTes Of frauds upon his employers and these pec
ations finally worked upon his conscience to such de-
gree that he resolved 10 commit suicide rather than
dure the disgrace Of exposure. No other than
the above can be assigned the commission OF the
act The melancholy 80 prosrated the mother
and sister Of the unfortunate youth that Is feared they
will become insane. Upon Mr.. Tornlins, Sr., dsvolved
the melancholy task of conveying tho remans,of hts
IN OvsteF Bay for integmept
The New York herald., 1862-12-24
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
rriesl.

CoRRmIr--rHI IJPs.---At pianleli, n J., on Sunday
December Il, W the Rev. + s. Brown, Mr.. WILLIAM H.
II. CoER1 TO l.Ura ADELAIDE. eldest daughter Of William
Phllirs heq., all Of Painaald. No cards
kDGAR-BRYDEs.--t'n Tuesday, December 10, al the
residence Of tue BRIDES father by the Rev Mr. Hobrook
Mr.. WILLIAM b EDGAR, OF Yonkers, to MARY, youngest
county, NJ Y.
KExP-coiENAs In Baltimore. on Monday December
% BY the Row William o. Jarvis, Of Niagara Falls, JOHN
IL. T. Rs;P. of this city, TO EkftNE A., daughter or
Robert r. Coleman.
TAYIoE CoLsHas.--Ia Baltimore, on Monday, December
o., by the Rev. william .. Jarvis, o. Niagara fais r.
GoseE TAyloR, Cnitod States army, 70 PHIR s, daugh
ter vi Robert II. Coleman.
WESpriIr~-IgsAnE TAT Tarrytown, on Saturday, No
vonber %, by the Row A. T. stewart, lsERr H. WEsDTa
OF Cold Spring, TO Mss RsREccA rsnAgEs of New York
city.
The New York herald., 1862-12-24
Died.


AiLEv-on Monday, December %, Mrs HAHIuKf II. Al.
LS, widow Of Captain James Alien, OF Bridgeport Conn
10 the 13d year OF her age.
Invited to attend the funeral this "wednesday morning
at hap past nine O'Clock from the residence of her son.
James c. Allen, No l35 Livingston street, Brooklyn.
HSr remains viii be iuis,red at Bridgeport, Cahn.
Asars.--IG Elizabeth, Nd, on tuesday morDg, he
ceDer 81 JAMES W. assys in the sad year of his age
The funeral will tae place his late rcsidoace in
Elizabeth, on Friday afternoon al two o'clock His friends
Albany and Hartford papers please COPY
BoyEH0n Monfay, December ~, after lingering and
painful ilness JANE ST., VITO Of wam Boyer, IN the
The relatives ana lends Of tne family the members Of
wsron Lcdss1 o Of O r., and aisotef members Of the
vices hch viii be hold % tho Baptist church, in Sixth
street between avenues and c, this wednesday, after
neon, - ono O'Clock IIor remsus win be taken 70 Cy
BRowS..-0n Tuesday evening, December 2s, GEORGE
Tn.SaiIy BRov son Of Geo se aud Eliza Brown, in tho
The relatives aud friends OF thu family are respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral, from the residence &C his
parents No 153 Henry street. 90 Friday afternoon, at
DRsfrR.--On Mordsy peccmv.r a. Of Inflammation Of
me me Sngs ras1ss .ns 9vcd wife o. John Draper, in
IssewciI, 6eaFest mother, thy troubles are Ger
Thy spirit has BoAveDwsFd lown,
Jbon Az. safely at rest On ycu beautiful STORE
wbcr6fhe rsnsomed in Triumph shall bloom.
The relatives and friends q the family are respectfully
50 Van n mt street between secst aud ~ Gtaw streets
south Brd1tiyn, ,his "wednesday afternoon Al two
O'Clock.
SNTNIarEs--in brooklyn, Taeseay morning, Uceun.
be- e3 HfNPy frt yyR infant nf Edward ietbia
W. Entwisle, nged nonh aud u days.
Tho funeral will tato nauo from the residence % ris
parents, ~ lawrence street, this Wednesday, a,e,noUu.
NJ two O'clock.
TAm4li,..0f consumption Nlcrn,is The beloved sor
oi william ard rniharne Fafrs n tht 36'h year of BIZ
asc.
INC relatives and friends Of Ne fsmiy arc respectfully
irvcd 20 atteBd the frncra fe the vciicnce OF bis
pages, 401 West sixteenth street, between tenth and
Eleventh avenues, On thursday atornoop ~ two O'Clock
IN. rerneins viii bo Inferred in uolynry Cemetery.
Ggnrrrus --FvkN eirFrns, pEea II scsse. A nativs
OF Wales.
Tho funeral will laso place az two o'ocsk on THURSDAY
afternoon In the afternoon, fror BIZ aio eadonee, Ninth
s,eDuc between Sixty fourth ard Sisty.lfb strecte
swansea (gslee) papers plescs cory.
srABAm--Oa Tuesday, December 20, AIrs EnIsxTp
wire Of william Graham, Dr., assd W yoart.
Tbc reaiieN ant fioads Of te andy, eso tho nom.
bers OF Marion bodgs No 81, q ~ w., ana EDtar.
prise Lodge. No. 22S v A. are uvitei to~ttand mo
lurera, oD Thursday moriisl1 al ssno'cock, from ber
late residence, ~ levs street without ,thcr notice
r'ItL.--ln Btoodyp, on Mordal, December % AZ bis
The New York herald., 1862-12-24
Personsl Intelligence.

Major General Wool and staT arrived n this city last
night
Genera, Van vechter, Hon. Amasa j. Parker and n. "
Prcntis, Albany William Kelly, Rhincheck 4. G..
Lowis, Philadelphia; H.. $. McComb Delaware; II.
Hamilton. IpdaDa J. W. Osborn, Boston q. g.
Thayer, Providence William Bingham, Cleveland, and
J. Aruot, Fn.ra, stopping at to st. N;chot,s Hotel
Colonel James @. Mogibben, U. g. A.; CAPTAIN c. -
Marston u g. A. LioutSuant b. W. Bates. q. A. Capt.
L. Lorraine, U. S. A.. Captain H. D. Clay, U. 6. A.
Captain A. Foot L. 3. A. G. s. Drake, ST Louis; A. Cut
ler Chcaso f. s. Bradford and j. G. Howard. Boston, W.
T. Toward Wasbsngton II. e McCane, delaware; NJ Mil.
ler altiorc John sherrcy Ssckctts Harbur Colonel W.
H. Reynolds and l. s. SKINNER Providence stopping
AT tho Metropolitan Hotel.
s. ~ wart Vermont Colonel n. II. Abel Mount Morris;
CAPTAIN Rogers, Boston; General W. L Andrews, Ro-
chester; II. ]. Hnslngs and Thurlow Weed. Albany;
Major Spiague. Y. s. A.; p r. Kellogg, Utica; s Hor-
land Jr., Wilmington; q. n. Jones, Troy; Hon B. u.
johnson. Albany, and Captain Il. F. Loper, Philadelphia
arc stopping q. the Astor House.
The New York herald., 1862-12-24

With mdss ssd,v passengers. to master ma. b.S s>.,,
wsssias:' sSiS ssssss io.sses:ll.as ys.d - - =.
l@sS%::fr s'sa''''' r''.'''''
s ~ .s % sr Of sundsriand spoer Bristol o
s Or Es,ss sssss ..s
Ia IRON Livsrpool ,or New YORK 's sup .'1'
ss,: - tts'Y Y:.ssar s u. r7
Rsss Is.S.ls SSsiSsoa Of North shisld.,. rruaay
s... .ss Rice Res, New orissas % days with sugar
HsErs 5shnson Orleans Is day.
Ban, Warren SoI Boston) Hartz, New orie-- rie.-s II
0iss Biz Com sr q St Johns Nr, Noul Sydney
c ssyI:: ssy: ssf sIssSs Ss''s PEI
u sls New Orleans. 10 days. with
sossr Bss e ws.a ans'0n' Dc days. in bal
M Brig orison % Ad.lss Walt Porsla'd' Me- days. with
nfsa Brig IL Il LEEDS ts Smith. E,lsssserer ~
as sS.ss % in
ss me m
sI: sss ~ With loss Of radds'
schr Gindoro Coi Edsnl, Sargent, MAanzas, lsys with
seSF fs Of sts9 as,s Bsyes IS
dsys Has experienced heavy weather the enrc pas
schr S BLACK Black Dis%ond Johnson EiisaSsSpor for rre
stesmer ylrgni. ~ transpor. Snyder washagsa vls
-
Steamer VIM Clyde ~ transport), Laugniin. WasAng
ton in ballast. to U s Cuartermaster
Steamer W N Woodward. Cundif. Baltimore.
Steamer OctOrara. Mel ssEhlin. Baltimore
Steamer , Aolison Etchman Trsnten.
Steamer Petrol, Young Pfovtdence.
The ship North Americau, of Boston, arrived ias nighs
from London heavy westerly ga!es lost mxcn top
sail yard 10Th John Clark of Denmsxk, fen
from aloft on deck and was instantly killed.
BELOW.
Ono bark and two orls' sSiIsS SHtsSwn.
22dSteamer Mississpp ship Pocahontae; barks Bound
Ing Billow Orient Flora Crawford C0umbia brig Mamma
Mara lAusD sch viniard, H Horton, Hammond.
23d-Stea ship Cahawba.
Wind at sunset N, very light.
The New York herald., 1862-12-24
sWrr0gate's Court.
efpre Hon. Gideon J. Tucker. Surrogate.

EeTUfe Hon O1ueUh u IuCKef SuFFOgttt.
DEC. % "A viii Of William Henry Merchant, leavi q
property tho amount Of t120 had been proved and
confirmed appeal Aftcr such appeal another viii
alleged have been found among papers leaving
all the property persons not named n the former VIII
Evidence commenced this day and stated that
the second will forgery. The proof Of such will Is
opposed by Edwin James and = Hull for OF the 10.
ratecs rferepoint stanley for another and 6ha1ed
stephen r. Russell and L. Brdsal appear counsel for
the parties seeking to prove the WILL
The New York herald., 1862-12-24
Board OF Aldermen.

This Board last evening" President John T. Henry
Esq. IN the chair.
The ConPIRoIER submitted bis estimates OF the appro
pratons required 20 be made by the Common Council
all purposes required Tor the fsca commencing Jan
l. ls6s of the ways and Of paying the same,
from which make the following extracts showing the
amount Of appropriations required 10 be made for the
support OF the city COVE uncut
The Legislative department. .S2s9 $50
The Mayoralty
The New York herald., 1862-12-24
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7tet, ra6H3.tt. f|. .bt .iti tfaee !, oi"h,
essierk .4 rweNUcsast) .ostl u. bul snc NM
Axs a., eh sl e.csnu ntti.gk. W
The New York herald., 1862-12-24

z7
The meus for deirayinz the ordinary expenses or Ito
Corporation furnished in part from the revenues &C;
crung from varous sources including the surplus
nues q tho slnkug for the payment interest on
the city deut remaining the treasury at the o1d each
yea. alter The payment that portion OF the interest on
the debt Of the Corporation by Jaw charge he that
fund. 1le greater part o hc means, however are de-
rived rom taxation
CryKRAL FUND.
The New York herald., 1862-12-24


After deducting the estimated revenues Of
the general fund, rs above stated, from the
aggregate amount Of the appropriations, as
provided by the second section Of the act
above ccd, there win remain to be raised
by tax the gum Of G0lf 554
81 .oss ,bsl
asysRAL REc,P1rIArioN.
The amount cf appropriations ro9nred 70 the made of
al purposes, ef!imated ny the Comptroller Is fol
lows, vi7--
Tsr ihc support Of the ci,y government, lel lss
Fer redemption Of the city debt, Including
loans 's.tt..''....,.,... le7i, ,65i
Upon comparison Of lie ysrsl amounts herein re-
commended to be appropriated with the estimates and
IeqUisons os tl~ respectyc departments, u win be
that bo Comptroller bae 10 instances reduced
the suns araen ior lhe prineips rsauc,o are ~ The
s,ruotion and rcpars" "roads and ayenuoa,' snd
"wharses. pie,s and Sips In rotation 20 the eSpend
tains doubt that with .he unexpended b. ances OF
appropriations heretofore made tho amounts recon-!
mcndod Wy hIh ample far oil nccessary pnrpeees
Herewith Is s,bmilt,d draft OF ordinance making
appropriations, 10 scccrdsnce with The foregoing est
mats.
Ior comparing estimates Of appropras ons roanirea
1893, with he Expenditures of pros peir tho fcl
loving statement u sphmied.-
hXtrSDHtRrs
E'ettn Et,,satea
Pupo.s 1861 Isol months asyr'ns
i,Ise2 .fnIse2.
government. ss,ts2asa tos2,SOs 4,ssoisi slei,,cs
city debt 80. 1852 72s,94< s7Sose so2,as1
cisy deht.... n,sS7 7i,ss7 TICS; n,sB7
War purposes,
exclusive OF
loans ........ cce7oo l,iTs ,sss
-------- s-@z----- -----~-- --------.-
Total ... so,i13As6 q, ,iss, STE eIs7 sss -.osstss
The tabular statements given exhibit full Yarsou ars Of
the appropriations and expenditures for the purposes
Referred TO Committee on Finance end ordered 10 be-
printed In docynent form,
The New York herald., 1862-12-24

Ia Boa rc Of Cou nciimem.

The Board. sfer transacting Q great den' q rou'me
business adjourned 20 Friday ~ a. nve OF ek'
The New York herald., 1862-12-24


are padp of the French army chest great many Of
the officers pleased with this OF things
d for them entirely life, and they find IL dilcult
10 give up their old dscipnc an entire absence Of or
Pani1aiiou be called. However. is just 10 say
that there who behaving we'll, and merit
great praise for the zeal they show In trying 10 discpne
and moralze their army. The thing Is an experiment
and would be rash yet 10 express hope that u will
expedition Of 1871 who has served Mexico In all her
foreign and civil wafs, leaves to-day for Paris He
mentioned for Command under the French, but would
epear that be has not been able arrange with General
korey The French officers sent out here for the Mexican
prmy being Incorporated but the work goes slowly
ehesd owing 20 the great jealousy Of the Mexicans,
tsb'c end the French TO succeed in establishing
Crdcr IN this country.
The expedition against Tampco sailed from Vera Cruz
on the 18TH instant but Of this you viii have received
General forey has determined upon organizing things
be hs goes Aong. Here he has uprooted every
thing and established new administration which gives
keat saihhctson 70 property OF COURSE dis
gusts the class of people who have been 20
live OF the lo5se system which has heretofore prevailed
The ralso enterprise has received the attention OF
che General Ia Chief and he has taken sep M regard 10
o. winch Is likely the the work within
brief period. Tbs Emperor has sent stan OF On.
Unecs who know nothing Of Mexico aid little Of railroad
tuins " America They nrsfent TO the United States
peas hat their kAywcge u tho country did enable
khem Y eurceed. They have already spent q NIB IN
- & without accom. fishing anything, aud General
gscy 1dered that tie old Mexican Company be en-
kuticd whh the carrying forward Of the work Mr..
~ ~, me cnesneefif chief ~ the Mcxican Conany s
D. istsr wat ulsey he wants from the French army
Sic mo e work y 10 lie pushed Tor ward with all poe-
~ cod. prdcrs 20 down to-day 70 have Affairs ar
tai8 dgscrihs and IL Il nov cert inf labor can he
EssnN ~ tje aiet states Eurolp-that the railroad
k.'. rul = tto rlluas win be concluded IN from
- lft ~ rs IhN docs not LUk like O mere TEN.
~ ta#iH n@rh
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-04
RAILROADS.
{ niesss ant :osa ss.aad ssassr,a
sUMNEp ARRANGEMENT, lseo

q ~ An AFT ak MusDAf, MAY oh, -
and rntl iu,t1cr notice, trans - iea,,
Dsveorcft daily, SUNDAYS excepted, az follows:
Ist mail train al. 10 A. NJ
Sd right express. 80. ..............6.5 80 p. n
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays az
ceptod, al follows:
81 mall Tim at.... . 80 7. u.
Ali trains over this routoare in direct eynnoxiot
aschlsago with trains over both the M.chi-ar
southern, Michigan Central, fittsbure, or
~syue, and Chicago Railroad to and froIa bc
golt Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati.
t.te3Qrg, Denkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Fans, Alba.
~. Nsn ork Philadelphia, Baltimore III Wash
'esten. Alsoat i.aSa.lc with trains i tie ILL.,
eole Central Hoal-Aor.h 70 Oalela Ind 591 i i,
- Louis 4n1 CAIRO.
vses@noe,s reminded Of the Necessity q
-i,Iag aIsulet 1ircouons RS 70 the ieslr-tlon o.
their baggage also 70. rocure ticEe1s before TAX
ag their seats IN the ears. as the Gu .Gct rs col
Tact fares Only 70 stations or the line Of the Chi
ago AID Roca Island Railroad
JOHN T. TRACY Superintendent
Davenport May 8, 1851. diff