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The Destruction of the r. A. Kinsman,
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT

MAscH Q The United States 70 Darid Mn, and
ehyes oltevsThis ths celebrated case where the do
fsndasss are charged with conspiracy 70 esaud insu
cecompsnies They were indicted 10 ths cour, nine
months ago and long prs nary Investigation was had
before Police justice Connolly, Of abs city On Saturday
,ast Iusgs Dssn counsel for the prsorcrs made mo
Zion 10 discharge the bail Or that ths Drc. A.arusy x
q day for speedy trial
The Court said that tbs case should se speedily ds.
posed OF and that the should not be dela
,tn custody any longer without Q trial.
Tbs mornng the Cned States District Aiorrsy stated
70 the Court that three tho principal Witnesses for the
prosecution had died and that he was con
eon could not be obtained Under these
ne ten his duty 10 move FOR uos proseaui az against
e the accused parties Counsel Tor tie ths
dcndants, ex Judge Dean. w ~
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Prize cpses.
UNITED STATES DisrRfCr couuy
BefOre Hon. Ju.lro nefta

btIOrs HDn JuJg0 Betts.
rAnH 3-Ths United States IS. ne Pri,. sclsonsr
Stphsr Hart and Cayoc.--rn ths case Mr stewar, T.
woodford, Assistant District Attorney moved for an
order directing The Enfield rifles on board to be dslv
ersd 70 Flag ocer PaudIng at the Navy Yard after an
sissment After hearing 81. Woodford support Of
O. ant the order,
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1862

column. it will be seen that Messrs. r. p. James 4
Co. have removed their specie and banking Office
TO No. 46 Wall street; that Messrs. Ashley Il Nor
rs have dissolved partnership, and that the former
continues the business at No. 81 Exchange place.
while the latter goes into partnership with Mr..
Alfred Lockwood. and carries on the stock business
at No. II William street; also that Messrs. Bac,
late with Berend. have opened a specie Office at
No. 81 Wall street.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s24 .l65 Ala 20, and the balances
81 .275 ,002 68.
The Corn Exchange Fire and Inland Navigation
Insurance Company has declared semi-annual
dividend of ten per cent, payable on demand the
Grocers' Fire Insurance Company, a semi-annual
dividend of five per cent, payable on demand.
The Milwaukee Ne,os says of the La Crosse and
Milwaukee Railroad y
We learn that the Ia Crosse road be ncwy equipped
the coming spring and its road bed 70 be placed in CON-
pcte order The consequence viii bo faster time and
smoother riding Under the management Of COL Crocker
the La Crosse road is rapidly becoming OF tho
completely finished roads OF the Westa reputation it
has not always enjoyed s business heretofore heavy
Is now rapidly increasing.
A bill has been introduced in the New Jersey
Legislature to repeal the charter of the Merchants
Bank Of Trenton. Annexed is an extract of the
report Of the committee of the Assembly on the
affairs of the bank erN-
Tho fact that its stock mostly held by persons not
residents of Trenton Chat its officers either
residents or had doniced themselves here since the
commencement OF the bank that il not considered
first class institution by tho other banks many OF which
did not exchange with ii that it did not issue bills Of
larger denomination than three dollars-these and
other circumstances induced your committee ask OF
the House OF Assembly power TO send for persons and
papers and to examine Witnesses under oath.
Since tho authority thus given the institution appears
TO have suddenly collapsed ths doors closed and
understand its officers have left the city, after having
redeemed large amount OF tho notes and paid most Of
the Trenton depositors in full Said deposits on the 1st
$50 A. What amount OF notes the bank had in Cir
cuaon at it's close your committee unable 10 report
BY the of the President and Cashier TO
the 9Th OF February the circulation the 1st of Febru
amounted to 2S2 That amount has undoubtedly
been greatly augmented since that period
The business at the Philadelphia Custom House
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MOSDAvI MaFch &c T. "
AsHxs--Thc market was steady, with limited sales Al
So 25 for pearls and IS SIX for pots.
BREADsruFFs-Flour--Ths market was IN the main
steady, with q moderate demand from the trade Tie
sales embraced about 900 bills, closing within the FOL
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MONDAY, March 3-6 P. NJ.
The bank statement Of to-day compares as fol-
lows with that of last week.
Week essdg Loans. Specie. Ci,cuEn. Deposits.
Feb. 90 SI3s 95s 2ss75 1922 54ss 4s6 1O9 07eo7
March L. 674 1888 70 1926 959 5,36S 944 9 499
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NOTICE. u d d - ! d u - D N d -
NOTES AND bonds.

TREASURY UEFARfnENTs FeU. Ibok
Sealed proposals will be received the Office OF the Score
tary Of the Treasury until the 9th day OF March
and two hundred millions Bonds e be Issued under re
authorize the OF United States Treasury notes.
the redemption rcfunding thereof" &c
Notes and bonds will be required OF the denominations
and in the proportions follows =
Thirteen millions each United States notes OF the demo-
minations OF 5s los. 2 50s zoos and 500s and twelve
millions Of the denomination of ,0U0.
REGTGTEREh HONOS.
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spoRrING.

NOTICE TO sPoRrsMEN.--FOR SALE, ONE M
IN ported Iuglish Pointer Slut. and her itiei OF PUPS
seven weeks old one red irsh Setter pun, ten months
DID, the handsomcst the country. will be sold cheap,
the ownar going 70 EVppe. Apply at Chufsa street
Is4g puaue,
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COAL.

al AL AN NOW DELIVERING A SUPERIOR
oil tV. quality - Coal for fmlly use, well screened,
az - 10 per ton o 1000 lbs Coke 50 cheIdron also LIVER
pol nd Camel Coal al Q5 West Eleventh street ard l5l
Eis!th avenue. A. HEARTT.
CfId0 II AN NOW DELIVERING A SUPERIOR
pt tu article OF Iamily Coal screened and i,ec from
slate a. - 40 per ton of 1000 lbs from yard 40 Waycrcy
place; Perry and Woi streets; Pieces store No 93
Broadway and 21Wall street. A. TKEADW ELL. Agent.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

sls7 GA 2ss % $50 ESQ 3ga oiilo1 .p-I 4ao
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WHO WOULD NOT GO WHERE FORTUNE Tss-Go
w ye, see Miss WELLINGTON, the great I'm 4 sb PRO.
phee the best of all aud cannot be cxcced Can con.
suited all affairs of ie concerning law suits ourneys
absent friends love, courshp, marriage, health wealib
and who reclaim drunken and unfaithrul husbands
Miss the only person in hiscy who has the fenmne
Roman and Arabic tasmans Tor love- good luck and al
business affairs and are guarantees for life Delay 10
consu this naturally gifted and beau nj LADY Lucky
numbers given Highly ,epsetable city refe Can be
her residence lO Sixth avenue Opposite Eisbth
street. by letter with ocs Of hair enclosed, ST.
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A RMY SUPPLIES Ai AktAK
N OFFICE or ARMY CLOTHING AND EoUrPAcs,
uh CORNER or BRo0mE AND GREENE STREETS,


n OrrcE or Army CLOTHING AND EourpAcs,l
uh CORNER or BaoosE AND GREENE STREETS
nss
,Se oo%yn y ss a.
Depot Of Army Clothing Eqapage il this city corner Of
&SS yaras ssss inches wde scs. quality
psass Ssn cpTsTs Bea sses Sliding
10000 square feet Leather for chin straps for caps
$4,000 TIN CantssnS with . cork pas tS weigh ix
% Ss WIN '
200 200 Drum Heads, batter.
aS$ SSS Hs:S.i Il: 4 STss Fsss ssssft ssS s,,s.
~. scra m s haiard1 Lar ,,,c :. ,.. ao :, roo a.
ana one apps
Il l"S SSs one viii soa.naoss Be msas
s 1se: sS i 2 e
SSSS fSH HhSOsp,;;s, Sssu;;a, tent e p,. a,.: large
All the above mentioned articles must conform IN every re-
spec 70 the sealed standard in this office they
DC made for and conform to such articles only
hs SAMPLES this Contrasts Will e
nsh satisfactory securities for the faithful performance
The establishment dealers place of bust
be distinctly stated in the proposal together
posed viii hs
shall be entered into within ten days after the OF
Proposals &c received for Of the articles sspa
ratey, and for any portion OF each.
The privilege is reserved by and for the United States
of rejecting proposals that may be deemed
The acceptance Of the except the Tents and Tent
traced or must be Delivered In twenty days
meinder in fifty days from date Of acceptance, or sooner
practicable.
will be
70 be distinctly understood thai contracts are not trans;
that assignment transfer without such consent
having been obtained Except under Of aw will bo
regarded an abandonment Of the Contract and the
tractor their secre will bo held responsible
for all loss damage the United States which may arise
therefrom. - .-tl W. 'ft'''~ ! 90. ~" - - q
Payments viii be made each delivery should Congress
have made appropriation meet them. thero-
after as appropriation shall be made for that purpose
Ten cent of the amount of each delivery will retained
until The contract shall be completed which will be forfeited
to the United States In OF ON the OF the
contractor. t ~
Forms proposals and guarantee win be furnished upon
application % this oce and none will be considered thai do
Proposas win be endorsed Proposals for Furnishing
any 'Nff' LIRUT COL D. H. vINTON,
Box S.293 Post Office.
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wATCtItss AND JEwELRY.

II lINMUNU WANFED--FIIE AUFEKTTSEN WTSNT.S
II purchase iargc "ycilowp Diamond, 10 weigh nom
~ Scarats II must be of good share and hilnCy ana T
low price for cash down. NJ fancy" price need h.,
quUtci as viii be subject 10 sevgte coapct1u Addrr
az once with full PARTICULARS. g L N Tfagyrp oace 90,
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PROPOSALS.

A KMf SUPPLIES -
II .o.,.. OsrcE or ARMY CLornso AND EqUIrAcs, 4
corner OF broome Greene sts N ", Feb. 26 1863
proposals invited and will be received al CHS
@ u Twelve O'Clock Thursday the 9th of March next
e s Rspo Of Army Clothing aud Equage in this
oooo Camp Kettles sheet iron sizes in nests ls lbs
tHV0 v Hab 1!cnes cast Steel best quality Is
20 Garrison Flags. ''
81 National Flags, infantry
90 lsegimental C0.ors infantry
lJ0 Cavalry Guidons.
90 Cavalry Standards "a gIa
b00U gross Goat Buttons. nN -fTff
leo pair First Sergeants Chevrons (artillerv, q-'
Proposals for the above mentioned must be made
under the terms and conditions specified
vertisepent for Army Supplies the l9'h inst = : ''N~~
Proposals will be endorsed Proposals for furnishing
Army Supplies" and addressed, III, lfs7f T--
: NJ Lieut.. Col. d. II. vINTON.
Deputy Quartermaster General, u. S.
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cattle offered in exchange for so much lowell
ness and sueh important family connections
Nor will she undertake to bind her daughter to
the observance of even the limited degree OF
chastity which the Hassenych marriage re-
quircs. unless the bridegroom wil offer better
equivalent
The Indignation of the happy young man
father, mother, and party, can scarcely oe
retained within bounds. They rise from the
ground, adjust their scattered garments around
their waists ard shoulders, and refuse the prof
fered drink, threatening to break up the match
To an unpractised observer row seems immi-
nent. One or two elderly people, however,
always retained for the occasion, after greas
deal of apparent resistance, succeeded N put
ting n stop TO no end Of threats and vain
boastings and eventually induce the parties to
resume their seats After the flowing bowl,
handed from one to the other, has passed round,
business is recommended by third party
one of the reyheaded old peace-makers--
speechifying in praise of the bridegrooms
purse and family, and the respectabihty of the
dowry and while acknowledging the value OF
the brides family, and the beauty Of the bride,
insists that they are too hard upon the young
man and that for q consideration of two days
more per week being added to the term, the
marriage should hold good he undertaking
that suitable addition shall be added to the
amount of dowry fixed upon by both parties.
Another general outburst, among which the
brides mother and party are the most con-
spicuous, follows the above harangue, and it is
with difficulty that peace is restored. 1t is
now proposed that, in consideration of the ad-
dition of four-year old milch COW, heller,
and pair of yearling bulls, to the amount of
S25 offered, and $50 more payable in case of
divorce, the marriage shall hold good as is
customary among the first families of the tribe,
Tor four full days in the week viz Monday,
Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday and, in
compliance with old established customs, the
marriage rites during the three remaining days
shall not be in, isted on, during which days the
bride shall be perfectly free to act as she may
think proper, either adhering to her husband
and her home, or by enjoying her freedom and
her independence from all observation of mat
rimonial obligations.
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Nearer Home.

Ger the hill the sun is setting,
And the eve is drawing on;
Slowly droops the gentle twilight,
For another day is gone;
Gone for aye-its race is over
Soon the darker shades will come;
Still 'tis sweet to know at even,
We are one day nearer home.
cone day nearer" sings the mariner,
As he glides the water DER
Whilst the light is softly dying
On his distant native shore;
Thus the Christian on life's ocean,
As his life boat cuts the foam,
In the evening cries with rapture,
% am one day nearer home y
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America, I Love Thee Still!
BY'P. II. GocHNAUER

BY'P. II. GocHNAUER
America, love thee still,
love thy gerdant hills;
love thy fields and valleys fair,
love thy sparkling rills.
love thy lakes and rivers bright,
love thy fiowery plains;
love thy freedoms hallowed soil,
love thy wide domain.
l love thy deep blue sky above,
That arches over thee:
1 love the soil that proudly owns
The birthplace of the free.
/ love thy balmy zephyr's breath,
That gently fans thy check;
l love the songsters of thy woods,
I love their chantings meek.
Hove thy mornings balmy gales,
l love thy mondays sun;
| love thy evenings gentle breath,
After the dry's toll is done.
/ love thy mountains rugged brows,
Where the free eagle scars;
| love thy pathless forests wild,
] love thy sea girt shores.
l love thy deep. green, shady wood,
] love tly waterfall;
| love thy meadows ard thy groves,
Bear scenes, | love .hee all,
America, love thee still;
I'll love thee evermOre;
Land of the free, the eXile's home,
Gods blessing on thy shore.
V Providence, Pa.
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A GENUINE Jonathan, sojourning on the
banks of Lough Neagh, says, in proof of the.
petrifying property Of its waters, that an old
fisherman in that neigbborhood, known by the
sobriquet of Hugo Trout, has immersed his
legs so long and so often in the lake, that they
have petri6ed, and he now always homes his
razor upon what used to be bis shin bones
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RUSSIA AND THE UYooNQyRABLE CIRcAs-
s1AYs.-Recent European advices say that
$4,000 Russian troops had attacked 10000
mountaineers in Circassia. After fighting six
hours he Russians were pnt to fight, with
very heavy losses, including general of divi-
sion killed. 6,000 Russians were reported
killed and wounded
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Rural Raptures.

'Tis sweet at dewy eve to rove
When softly sighs the western breeze;
And wandering mid the starlit grove
To take pinch of snuff and sneeze.
'Tis sweet TO see in daisied fields
The flocks and herds their pleasure take;
But sweeter are the joys they yield
In tender chop and juicy steak.
lis sweet to hear the murmuring sound
That from the vocal woods doth rise,
To mark the pigeons wheeling round,
And think how nice they'd be in pies.
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DR.. GLEN, rich, misery old widower made
a proposal Of marriage to young girl. He
promised her everything she wanted, if she
would have him. " VIII you let me keep my
carriage p" asked she. Yes was the reply.
They were married, and carriage was pur-
chased. Where are the horses p inquired
the lady. "That's more than | bargained for"
said the stingy Doctor Z" ! promised that you
might keep your carriage. There il is. Keep
it where you please my DEAR
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Love.

Like Diana's kiss, unasked, unsought
Love gives itself. but is not bought;
Nor voice, nor sound betrays
Its deep, impassioned gaze.
1t comes, the beautiful, the free,
The crown of all humanity
In silence and alone
To seek the elected onel
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THAT arch-fend, George ID. Prentice, need
expect no quarter from Southern soldiers in
case he should fall into their hands Camp
Green Correspondent.
Do you suppose we should expect quarter
from them? No, not cent louisville
Journal
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We look over the wide world, and all seems.
stormy and dark and tempestuous, but then we
see the home circles, like sweet patches Of blue
sky seen among the clouds, and little children
shining like stars in their midst.
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WASHINGTON AND THE CoRPoRAL.-S Some
cf our volunteer officers show their unftness TO
command by keeping aloof from their men,
instead Of setting them the example of manli-
ness in toll and endurance. The following in
cident is in point:
During the American Revolution, it is said,
the commander of little squad was giving
orders to those under him, relative to a log of
timber which they were endeavoring to raise
up to the top of some military works they
were repairing. The timber went up with dif-
fculty, and on this account the voice of the
little man was often heard, in regular vocifera-
tions of " Heave away, there she goes, heave
ho." An officer, not in military costume, was
passing, and asked the commander why he did
not take hold and render little aid The
latter, astonished, turned round with all the
pomp and splendor of an Emperor. said 4: " Sir,
am corporal n' You are, are you ~ re-
piled the officer 81 was not aware of that y
and taking off his hat and bowing, the officer
said, ask your pardon, Mr.. Corporal" and
then dismounted, and lifted till the sweat stood
in drops on his forehead.
When the work was finished, turning to the
commander he said, " Mr.. Corporal, when you
have another such job, and have not men
enough, send for your Commander-in-chief,a and
I will come and help you a second time"
The Cornoral was thundprStrucll If was
General Washington who thus addressed him.
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CHARLES Upsox, aged eighteeD, son of
Lauren Upson, editor of The Union, died in
Sutter Township, Sacramento, on Friday, from
the effect of kick from horse, received the
day before.
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NoTICE FROM THE 2. O. DEPARrMEST-The
following important notice his been issued by
the Post Office Department:
JOHN A. KAssoN,
First Assistant 2. NJ. G.

EXPERIENCE OF THE WoRLD.-I've had
friends-plenty Of them; fine, jovial fellows,
who would back me for all they were worth,
as long as lras in luck ]; and I never found
one of them yet that I could depend upon the
wheel turned. There was a time in my life, to
be sure was yonng, when thought sworn
brother would have seen me through anything.
have learned better since then but don.
think owe those any thanks that taught me
the lesson Fraser's Magazine.
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Agents for Record.
Business Notice.

Mess. THo's CALLow and d. NJ. BISHOP having
purchased interests in the RECORD Newspaper and
Job Printing establishment, will hereafter be asso-
ciated in conducting the business of the same. No
change viii be made in the Editorial control of the
Paper.
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A TRULY rural young lady is about to pub
lish a work on "The Rise, Growth, Culture
and Progress of the Hen, as an Element of
Civilization"
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The road ambition travels is too narrow for
friendship, too crooked for love, too rugged for
honesty, and too dark for science.
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A YOUNG lady weeping and waving her
handkerchief with much assiduity on the ocea-
sion of the departure of regiment of soldiers
was asked what relatives she had in the regi-
ment, and replied,
Cousins"
How many ?" was solicitiously queried
why, the whole regiment arn't they I'm
Gle Sans boys ?" laconically replied the lass.
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HOTELS.

1EyHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY ~,
II informs his old friends and customers st.i:a
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-01
From Fortress Monroe.


her Of the ladies stopping here for some time
Dast babe adieu to the cold Point" this after
noon, and left in the Baltimore boat tor their
homes in the North. Gen. Dix S order OF the
26th instant, to have all the frame buildings
IN the vicinity Of the place, to be torn down,
has created a great anxiety to learn the cause
for the same. The proprietors Of the ''Hygela
Hotel are in Washington endeavorlng to have
the order, as far as the hotel is concerned, re-
scinded. It is the only hotel on the Point, is
very large, and capable Of accommodating til
teen hundred guests I do not think that any
special favor will be shown it, as the fort would
be unable to use its guns with any degree OF
precision. AS yet they have not commenced
TO demolish any of the buildings, every one
waiting in hopes that the order will be coun-
fernandez
{ paid visit to Norfolk on Monday, but
found everything very dull over there. Some
Of the officers stationed there have cOnsldera~
bic to learn in regard to their duty. .@.
The steamship Daniel Webster has just ar
rived with one hundred and eighty wounded
and sick soldiers from the hospital at Norfolk.
Eight of them were transferred to the sanitary
ship Euturpa. ".
4 batch of fifty contrabands have just arriv-
ed from Norfolk.
Samuel Howard Jacobs, q resident OF PhiIa-
delphia, and late quartermaster OF the Ele-
yenth Pennsylvania Cavalry, was arrested the
night before last and taken to the fort. He IS
said to be defaulter to the amount OF S., OO0
He appears to have every confidence IN his
ability to clear everything up satisfactorily.
The eccentricities Of Lord Brougham in the
House Of Lords, which have long occasioned
much amusement in that august chamber, more
especially to the strangers and the ladies seated
in the little pens on either side Of the bar, ar
rived at their eliminating point in the follow
ing incident: The noble and learned lord ad-
dressed question to Earl Granville in refer
ence to the establishment of a department OF
public Justice. While Lord Brough ham was
putting his question, Lord Monteagle passed
in front Of him. and stopped tor teW moments
Co speak to noble lord sitting at the end OF
one CT the ottomans on the floor. 10 pass be-
tween speaker and the person towards whom
he may be addressing his observations IS
breach of etiquette always reproved IN either
House bv cries Of "Order'' sfOrder.' In the
present case, however, Lord Brougham ex-
claimed, in his usual emphatic manner, Mr..
f e beg y1p skin e. re er at viz Sa sSes
zion, and beg you will go away Lord Mon
beagle dropped down on a bench as If he was
shot, while the novelty Of calling peer to Or
der in the name which he formerly bore as a
commoner was SO marked, that the house was
convulsed with laughter. Lord Brough ham,
however, took no notice whatever Of the hilar-
ity he had caused.-[ London Cor. Of the BEL
fast Neegs Letter.
Brigadier General Schenck, Of Ohio, has ar
II o4oI IMoc ,crto from Tho