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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-17
PROM yOgTEs CAROLINA.
GOV. Vance 80 Gov. s.Bniy--kuaeS Oh New
bcrn-EepuIsc OF the Exobcis.

Tic United States steam transport Ellen 5. Terry
Capt. Chaplin from Newberp, n. C., arrived at
this Dor. On saturday. When Oh Barnelat she wa'
taken 10 tow by the steam transport Cahawba, loi
machinery being disabled. The Terry brought the
following passengers;
s. Greenwood plot L. s transport Mali'so.i II Fis,d
errirter a. :. trsfs port hl4iscIi s. B. Seymour e ~
sa!ih J. whaei4oie aLd y ia the ssscrase. =
She also brought the body Of Capt. james NJ. Pen
dle,oa Of New. Ycsk, belonging to Gen. Foster 5
ttaI.
10 the communication sent BY Gov. stanly
GOV. Vance seat in substance the following reply;
lie declines friendly meeting, viii have nothing
10 10 with conference OF Commissioners, and h
writes in defiant tone that North Carolina wil
fqht 20 the last drop Of blood, and suggests that
Gov. S.naiy has any propositions 10 make, he treat
directly with tie Confederate authorities in Rich
mond.
On the evening Of the llth inst. our ricke.s md
small advance force wefe driven in by large body
OF Rebels.
TIE enemy lighted cemp.lres and acted as though
thev meaiiatei an attack on Newben. Col hurte
III the absence Of Gen. Foster, made every prepare
ton 20 receive them. There was great excitement
la the place; the natives racked mp and prepared e
bors 70 the waters edge from all quarters. III,
cavalry az the time The Ellen y. Terry left, had
been cent ont 10 ascertain tho whereabout Of The
enemy. The United States stores and the railroad
TO Beaufort have not been injured by the Rebels
and tie city il now comparatively quiet. An atiac
WIS made on our pickles on tho railroad near Bach
elor Creek. Tie Iickois stood their ground unit
The ron-clad railroad car called the Monitor got in
Trim for action, when tie Rebels were repulaed
after q long ire with grape aud canister. Ia thii
affair tie 18th MasS. chuscla had one man killed auc
two wounded.
Ger. Foster wac coming up Tho river, Il is sup
posed with Tccufo cemcnts from tie late Hamilton
expedition, at tho time tie Ellen s. Terry left.
Mr.. Wall was killed, and Frederick Perkins badly
burned IN consequence Of the unexpected explosion
of nine, while Capt. Wells OF tho glnboat Soy
uour Was on the 9Th instant, blowing up the Rebe
Notifications al Rainbow Banks.
Tie Nerbern PrOgfcss saws:
&" In regatd 10 q Congressional election in the old
North State, We would say, that We feel perfectly
authorized 10 state that warrant viii be issued
for such an election unless desire is manifested OF
the part Of the good peo Pc OF this State This desf,
should be Immediately made manifest by circulating
% simple petition 10 bis EXcelleucy, Gov. Sianly
PRAYING hun 10 order IN election Circulating a
among Your noigiboIa, and Immediately returning II
to TIE Governor. IT respectable Interest % mall
tested in this manner, an election viii be ordered
aud the good old State Ol North Carolina will BE-
represented in the Federal Congress, and exempted
irol the provision Of the Pre5dout's Proclamation
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s,a.est ship News.
hnnINEI. .NTNnAY.

fgRINED...SUSDAYN Nov. Ill. ID. !,
st.ersiin Taman tpr). Eussell Kingston nov; o CIV
Prt. gth u is. nui pas 90 Walden boath ~,
-bir Jacob Rutland (Soew ~, Thompson so -hs =" UA
wav Is days. 20 ballast % tunch' AieIiAe - "7Nu"
some heavy weather. ~ g ,,,,tsr
Ran Ro.ua (ir OF Atdrsssbnl husat stlsVs-a
"a IN NM Allied Melon h. per.enced bea'J "e''''
gales. -, c,.y,nson Shields s.
d,vs lldso. 20 Barclay L.sne''on' LAp''''"'
wsltheri sprung leak. g., o. ,rl Gibra,ir Oct.
,--tt, 80, &c alrasN De -gnof, ies ~ ,.snre
IN b,,y, blow lrom spruns l'AA so oalls % teep
ne ulriu. 70 be eon8anty going ever since ~ ces-
- no. Nov at 30 lon g. in heavy gaze IAon
led away fore CAP outTiggCis and sprung Wy war
xar1 Nov Ip at D. lou. a., tisocl al LII 40 Nos.
'trerin. t. showing red cFos' Az asf Io'e ''l'-'
al Arti of Bucksror,, Cousins, Masga ard - ssoSs
A. @., ffpit to Gomez y al Co. Oi Sc Iks
n,s.ei the stern CT sVesael, srpaient n a p9a'
A ts e,,rienrct heavy Weiheri Gplt sehs &c G. rhu't
a., IA mt tSr OF 81 johns, y tl JehAlne 81,
- \ Ia 5tv. sugar rloaslea Sc. % GORDON b-"9N
AHA Tx1esefeed heavy weather ,,t.. "A liar.
grl, Nora.rg Star. Moss. Dublin ~ days. IL Ssi"''
b.rt 4 90 Experienced heavy weather 49, Cave, %
srhr Able Bradford (of bos,oll Freeman ~ fxpe-
ly. i,g,,aod 10 } G. NcAudf-~ yos.el TO ,poks
i bs,.y weather Oct. %, of Cape Donna M'@ ,g bTis
rom Boston fr suln oil mosul' So" 20 y, :
sr,, rom Apr Caves for Boston, also sPoss =. a.
h,rt sniiote Pauno loaded tor Boston, Win bh Jaw
,yitb fever ,ne l.an bad died days previous.
Scir. florida, kelly, Boston.
senr. Cabinet, DeS,rcuA, Bangor
BELOW-i ship. banks Cd briggs
WlAD-Dpipy she day, ~ ~ Z.
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TEE CASE or rIBs. BHGnsoiADE.
superintendent Ekcrncd,'s ginaicaiiOn 30
ihr I1uhIir.

OsrfOE or ruG SUPERINTENDENT oV THR MErEoror-)
TAI IuiICr no. 81 BrJ0nc atfee;, cogaor OF ELM :
Hr..iOGK, Nov 10. 1862
TO te Fi''lf Of The ~ L. IFib rc ~
sut: Much n,inst my own wh,s am Induced % publish
atmeu showing sJcrt. In the case o. Mo- hritmade
enable tine public Judge correctly who CEASED hos arrest,
the time % ,uA puc. d Bon what manner she came INTO
my custody rLefe features OF tho csAe developed h t'
profess that aoe sd 20 Aerp covered TOT tho saAo q" te
myi laey a-cy alluded tie ettcr Of her uhcie
flr Dom oil WlsAinstou, aud ID not icc called upon ~
pr.gHut 10 uiak. more distinct griei,uc Oh them.
" bon Mrs. Irnsulde arrived hero per stc ucI ton Ne"
leans on the h Cd September last Capt. Burt OF o army
Who had been doing duty H. connection h lie tose.i
Mar hrs Office under Cen But at New-Orans informed
ny doing duty n tlo steamboat squad th't NE
LADY in question undrra pass tat tn' re.
was srte ON made at the otoo that she
wA going ~ Troy A. "a apse Iedlps LsSe Ihas Oh
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Nc,,S g-o.o Ro.tun.

BosTor. Saturday. nov. r. 1852
The prize schooner Louiia aud cargo Of IL bales
Of cotton cold by the United States Marshal
day. The cargo sold for SGJ,OOo, aud was bought by
VIM. j. Miller Of New-YorS.
One thousand hides were iahsd up from the wreck
Of the schooner Ceyito sunk oil Chatham to-day.
The schooner pocahontas, ashore az Dcnnisporl,
was aot on today, AND takan 70 Holmes-s Hole.
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~ stenlnal.ir Na,n.pcotinn.

FAInfH Pos. Saturday, Nov 49, l25,
The steamship Nogl-Sco.ian, fom Liverpool on
the 3O.h, via Londonderry On tho 3'at Of October,
passed this point at O'Clock this morning en- route
to Quebec. Sic has . cabin ana u5 stAerage pas
sengers. Hex news was telcgtphod IRON Cape
Rase.
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MuWtLkfF. Sstul Jay, Nov. u.s. 1862.
IL ius'ce 10 Tie ioyal people Of Wisconsin, it il
proper to state that the recent draft troubles were
principally confined to c'asI Of Germans called
LuuombeIgers. Over one hundred have been ar-
rcstoa in Ozaukee County, and the draft is being en-.
forced promptly.
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We rcssr again 70 Col. Boards report. He sys:
The coored rncn fought with Astounding coolness
and bravery. For alacriy ia eiieclog landings, Tor
for 'bnsh ighiing, found them all
| could desire, more than ! had hoped. They be-
bavod hfayaly giouously, and deserve all praise"
Our Steamer lett Beaufort without soldier, ana
retuyned sitter an absence Of twelve days with l3o
h2hting colored men, soue Of whom dropped ire
hoe, took musket, and were at once soldiers,
readv r. fight for the freedom Of others. The troops
made thirteen landings on the main between FER
nandsaa and Fort Pulaeki, destroying riDe large
saygorks together with some coo GOO worth OF fait
corn, rice, horses &c. which could lot he brought
away. About seventy slaves We're taken from th9r
Rebel masters, vhile oar steamers brought BACK ihe
Gears Of one hundred and fifty Of the enemy balls
/ The men entered Beaufort singing the John BROW
song more heartily, / venture to-say tnan II Wa Wa
ever Gang before. The negroes now think lhey WI
be ready when the brigade is completed, TO take tne
lob of putting down the Rebellion.
Gen. Saxton pronounced the expedition a periec'
success; bat what the Rebels and The people oil thS
North will FAY of it We cannot tell. We close WIZ
two reCrets-irst, that we found on our ret!rn tna
our commander Gen. Mitchell had finished his W0rs
on earth and gone home to heaven; and second, ira
we have been obliged TO write this imperfect accouh
en- route for ashiugton on board ship, and sea sex
p.S.-A few more cases OF yellow fever haa &C
curred = lew DAYS before we left, but II was thou8h
the severe iIosts would soon prevent any more
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pss.en gers Arrived

IN ,,ar.sp Ta'.aes Jr" ng.'on, Jam ca F.s.''I
Ama.llN.
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paroled think 10 would DO well TO publish the
after list as great many are from New-OIieani'
Very respectfully, your obedlent servant
o. WEITZEL. Brig Gen. q; \ Nos,
Commanding Re 'rye Brigade.
MOTOR GEo c. srRoKo. Assist. Adj Gen. Department Of
he Gulf New-Odeans
We find in The NeD. Orleans Delta the following
list of the killed and wounded at the battle Of La
badieville II was furnished by Major Strong, Gen.
Buffers Assistant Adjutant General, from the Official
report Of Brigade Surgeon NJ. j. benedict:
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IMPORTANT FDON NEW-ORLTlNS,

SUCCESS OF GEN. WE.TzEL'S EXPEDITION.
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.x., - A., ". 4. and Erie Raiirord.

For the week ending saturday Nov i5-3s ss OK 49, 80
T. do iIog.. do Sheep %. Horses ~nu ~ w ''''
Tote STOCK u,
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THE REBELS ROUTED AT LABADlEVlLIE'
OFFICIAL REPORT OF GEN, WEITzEL
Gen. Butler and staff Visit the Cabinet

Tie reserve brigade under Gen. Weitzel met and
rou,ed large force Of the enemy at Labadeyille on
Monday, Oct. q. Annexed is the Official report OF
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HnADevArrrgs DnrlRrsgy7 o. Ti,r Cur. }

CENTRAL ORnERs. No. c,.-l. No person viii be
.r,slti a, slave by any policeman other pefson and pat
n eueut Ter kcopns ness the person aestng
~ tst sucA person 10 owned by Loyal citizen CT tie
United hta,s-.
Tie Inrec,or and Superintendent Of Prisons f. auth9r
ze g. dchare from confinement al slaves known o DO
the slaves 81 log II owners. .,..,
Ry command Of Msjor-Gea. BUTLER.
GEO. c. srn0NG, A. a. General,
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BILLED.
Can't. J. O. A. snen f 8N.H.G. w. Hail. O 9 ~ T.
Capt j. Kilher. X, Q n. II. AFRO, Morgan, H. y. IL
Corn J. H. Miller A, o N. H. r. N. Judson. &, y Conn.,
Capt j. l.. Putney, D. 8N. He. Ashley. g. IL Conn;
Com I n Cady r. 8E Ii. c. w. Bigelow. X, u Conn.,
T.. Doherty G, 8 N. II. J. Black, 20 +, 10 Conh'
q. Gilman d. 3 ". II. }. Nogt, r. 10 Conn., o.
c. A. Russell, y, 8 N II. g. HendsIson IS ~ ,N.
L. bean e. SN H. ATeayilliger C. '5N. Y ,d.toiN
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NEN-lOAhI 2
VA.yscs In the correspondence between 5 NJ u b4Iiow
and simeon Deeper. PT0soat Ns4l Gcaera ,e,s,'s -.
mod In tine new naper The Wori Is alleged tLst slP.
uIendrnt of Police kennedy eucred Mrs Bi9smsee "
the month Of September and detained her II cas'ody "'
warrant until Nov | therefore. ,,.a.n,,,
Re,frf That slol be the duty OF the supeiinehasn'
rerort dsilv 20 this Board whether any pcs'0n Q. 80
have boon held In custody FOR lon er period th1. a.
ceding ,wenty .iour hours and there shan ha'e 'e
reasons "'''e'''' ''" p. B. HAsBRoUcH, Chief Clerk
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Whnt Troubles Them.

General Lee, in command of the rebel
army, has written long letter to Gen.
eral Holleck, complaining Of the Presi-
dents Proclamation, and asking to have
it revoked. That is exactly what Cox,
Vallundigham & Co., up North, ask. 1t
is apparent that if the Proclamation is
adhered to, as il toiiI Be, great damage
will be done to the rebels. 1t will com.
pei those in the army to 60 home to
look after their slaves, who, in the eye
Of the law, will then be freemen, and
thus materially weaken the strength of
the rebel army. 1t will take away the
great strength of the traitors, and Sc
riously endanger their cause. Hence
the solicitude of General Lee. Hence
the anxiety and fears of Cox, Vallan.
digham & Co. This is exactly what i,
the mottcr.-[Xcnia Torchlight.
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IMPORTANT TO VOLUNTEERS. 1t has
been decided by the authorities at Wash
ington that ifa seldier is discharged be.
fore he has served two whole years,
or to tho end Of the war, if sooner end.
ed, he forfeits his 500 bounty. The
back dues for wages, and fifty cents for
each twenty miles travelled from tho
place of discharge to the place of enroll
ment, he is entitled TO on the pay GER
tifcates from his nearest paymaster.-
IF soldier is killed or dies OF disease,
before the end of two'years or the end
of the war, he has, under the liberal
construction of the law served to tho
end of the war, so far as he is or can be
concerned Congress intended by tho
provisions of the law that no one Should
have the bounty utiltho end Of The war.
The s1O0 bounty, by this law,swi i'm.
nediately paid as soon as audited
Under an order and rule Of the War
Department, there can be procured for
the wives of soldiers Imprisoned in tho
South the monthly wages of the soldier,
to the date Of allowances, exeeptathe last
months wages, which tho Government
reserves. Ifho wife, the minor chill.
dren, by their guardian, are entitled
If the soldier is unmarried, his widowed
mother is entitled. ash5otous
An important decision has been made
by the Secretary of War and Paythaster-
General; in effect, that soldier Is enti.
tied to pay from the day lIeenlists; that
he is not to wait until his company is
full, or the formal muster Of the regi
ment into Government sorViceJoh
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A REBEL paper published in Louis.
lana is printed on the inside of ordina-
ry wall paper. The Houston Telegraph
and tho Galveston News have come
down to small brown paper, such as gro.
GERS use. Many of the Mississippi pa.
pers are lingering in the last stages Of
contraction. They appear in all sorts
of fantastic shapes add colors, exhibit.
ing alarming symptoms of tho fatal news
paper epidemic in the rebel land.
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4Orttw.
"Rlessed Are They That Mourn

Blessed Are They That Mourn
oh. deem not that carth's crowning bliss
Is found in Joy alOnei
For sorrow, bitter though II be,
Hath blessings all its owni
From lips divine, like healing balm
To hearts oppressed and torn,
This heavenly consolation fell-
blessed are they that mourn!"
As blossoms smitten by the rain
Their sweetest odors yield
A,when the plowshare deepest strikes
Rich harvests crown the field;
So, to the hopes by sorrow crushed,
A nobler faith succeeds;
And life by trials hurowedi bears
A fruit of loving deeds.
Who never mourued, hath never known
what treasures grief reveals
The sympathies that humanize-
The tenderness that hoRls-.
The power to look within tho vail
And learn the heavenly lore
The kcy-word tolifc's mysteries
So dark to us before.
How rich and sweet and full ofstrcnSth,
Our human spirits are,
Baptized into the sanctitieS
OfsufTering Ondprayer!
supernal wisdom, love divine,
Breathcd through the lips which said,
.Oh, blessed arc The souls that mourn
For then shall be co,Rtorted"
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The Central Presbyterian church of
Cincinnati, by unanimous vote, have
invited Rev. r, G. Grundy, D. D., of
Memphis, to become their pastor. DR..
Grundy was in Memphis when tho re-
belliOn broke out, und being opposed to
disruption of tho Government, he was
forced to resign his charge there
PIe has been preaching in Memphis
since the place has been in Federal
hands,
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In his prayer at the opening of Con.
gress, Rev. Thos. II. Stockton, Chap.
lain to the House of Representatives,
said:
believing more profoundly that
Thou art experimenting all its forms
and all its issues, and bringing al
things to Thy own plans, and that Thou
wilt ultimately accomplish Thy will in
the promotion Of the best interests o.
our country and of the whole world, W.
thank Thee for the Frightening pros
poets for the liberty of the slave--no
the result of our own goodness and wis
dom, but, as we trust, of Thy gracious
and urgent ordination. We pray fo
the entire abolition Of the system whicl
has involved us in so much sin and sor
row and shame, and which would b.
sure, if continued, to increase our gull
and grief forever. Yet, o Father, ou
common Father, We most earnestly be
secch Thee, of Thy infinite mercy, t,
grant that this end may be secured, no
by violence, with blood and tears an
helpless cries pain, but by ropentanc
and faith and prudence, by Gorboaranc
and wisdom and love, with mutual con
sent and cooperation, followed by re
Cancellation and a restored Union, b
perpetual peace and joy. So shuI
these United States, by these blessing.
become the praise Of the whole earth.
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The state of West Virginia.

The bill which has now passed both
Houses ofCongross, for the erection Of
this new State in the Union provides
for the erection of forty-eight tolntics
into separate State, to be called West
Virginia, Of which the counties Of Nc.
Dowell, Mercer. Monroe, Greenbrier
and Pocahoutas form the Southern and
Southeastern tier Of counties, the boun-
dary thence crossing tho mountains
and including Pendctou, Morgan, IIar-
dy and Hampshire. 1t gives the new
State three members in the lower House
Of Congress, 1t provides for gradual
emancipation by provision that all
children born Of slave parents within
the limits of the State after the 4th of
March, 1863, shall be free from birth,
and that all slaves within the State Mt
thattime under ten years Of age shall be
free when they become twcnty-one,. and
all over ten and under twenty-onc shalt
be free at the age of twenty 6vc and
further, that no slaves shall be permit
ted to come into the State for permanent
residence.
The National Constitution provides
that ono new State can be formed or
erected within the jurisdiction of any
other State, without the consent Of the
Legislatures of the States concerned, as
well as of Congress" tits maintained
that the Provisional State authorities
are the legitimate State organization of
Virginia-the rebel officers having prac-
ticably vacated their Offices by levying
war upon the Nation; and that this logi-
innate Legislature having consented to
the erection Of the new State, the Con-
siitutionql conditions arc fIlfllid--
They who hold the converse
of this must maintain that State officers
engaged in war against the National
Constitution, still retain their civil au-
thority, and cannot be disturbed by the
National armies. af slt
The loyal organization was recog-
nized by Congress us the legitimate
| Government of Virginia, and it is upon
that status that the Senators and Rep
resentatives were admitted to Congress
, The State Constitution which was adopt
ed by the people of West Virginia, has
been amended by Congress so as to pro-
: vide for gradual emancipation, and
, against the immigration of slaves. For
this reason it will have to go to the peo-
pie again for their acceptance; but as, in
their vote on the Constitut ton, they
gave an informal vote largely in favor
; Of emancipation, there is no question
that the amended Constitution will be
t acceptable to them. The people of
West Virginia arc very anxious for this
! State formation. 1t is not expected
Il that any objection will be raised by the
n President, therefore the creation of an.
f other State seems virtually accomplish
c ed. We suppose the State organization
!, for old Virginia will still be maintained.
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poutb's department,
[For tho News

HLLEBORo Dec. 10, 1862
Mr.. BoARDMAS:-slr: My little folks have been al
a long time to try my hand at Enigmas and Char
AIDES for their amusement, after answering the
Enigma In your paper Of this week will give you
ChSrAdo. The answer to the Enigma is: "The Gallant
siXoth," and my little girl says the answer to EaIe
Enigma in the same paper is: "snow-Ball."
My ChGrade Is:
MY first to settle hard SaseS is used
The time of my second Is often abused;
BY third in cold weather we oftentimeS feel;
My whole is medicine that costs good deal.
... -... ...r. GIMME.
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A Morgan Hunter.

1t appears that Colonel Moore was in
command of the brigade that surren.
dered so shamefully to John Morgan at
louisville. We are not informed what
State produced this Colonel Moore, or
what State sent him to the wars; but VIC
believe he is one Of the new volunteers
We shall wait till we see him in his
night cap before we trouble ourselves to
make many inquiries concerning him.
We suppose that a good many of oui
citizens remember this Colonel. He
made speech in our city, few weeks
ago-we don't know upon what occa
sion-iu front of the Gait House. Al
that time he was, evidently, all on fire
with the expectation of what he was 90
ing to accomplish, especially in the way
of annihilating John Morgan. ooh,
said he, "Just let me get after this ter
riblc Morgan, that you all talk so mucl
about, and I'll settle his hash for hin
in the shortest kind of order" Soor
afterward he set forth upon his expedi
ton, inquiring every where for Morgan
Of every traveller and every farmer tha
he met he demanded, ,"Havc you sser
Morgan?' All day and half the nigh
it was "Morgan, Morgan" Morgan. :
When he was ordered to Hartsvile, h.
exclaimed, II pray God I may see Nor
gan!" He saw Morgan.
Colonel Moore is, or was, the climn,
of vanity. Like every other climax, h
must be capped.-[ Louisville Journal.
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PRESIDENT LINCOLN has heen pro.
sented by leading representative Of
the Hebrews Of tho West, with an Gle =
gaut painting of the American flag, hav
ing upon its stripes an inscription in He.
brew, from the book of Joshua, chap.
ter first, verses four TO nine inclusive
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the new Turkish ambassador at Par
is brings seven wives with him. The
French have christened them Mesdames
Monday, Tuesday, ctc.--a wife for eacf
day,