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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-04-26

SrETTAuER IL BRornER.-This firm.
at the New York Store. Leavenworih.
are selling immense quantities Of goods.
at the lowest figures. They have con.
stanily on hand a large and varied as
sOr:ment Of dry goods. which is only
kept up by continued arrivals from The
east. Drop in ulea you may, and you
will End the clerks busy as bees. SELL
ny goods to crowds Of customers.-
They sell very cheap.
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GREAT EASTERN ROUTE VIA
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M aking the quickest time from At. Loui. 70
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Pttsburg, - hours Boston, A. honrs.a :. 8
Wheeling, 49, hours. Philsdelphis. 80 hcsr.
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SEVEN YEARS.

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year.
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"LIrE AND LETLIVE"
GOOD srAsIINe,

and careful man ALWAYS on hasd t. attend the
ame.
Office Il the Kansas Stage Co. at this house
n. X Dutfon, A, eEt. Stages arrive and de
par; daily. c.nnes ting with lines ~ all rsints
east West, North and South.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-17

niia,uie ShanA AhAe. In sjue vi ths mfd
stops uC-e may I've seen q cus'ulIy exc
cuttd picture of one Of these h1mp. a So
csnstief, fitting on a bvugh Al lo1kt .;
kpoW ingly into space. /: is a portrait (eiSh
" piltdl Of deceased or cold fsvofits Of ne
9 gated school. The extent 1t thie pr.i-r
euce for lorg osrHrcs over short ones IL illns-
tts'td by he differ, rcu in the prices Of tho Two
kintp. While the l,tter rarce {, c,n s2'l TO -,
the former bring, not unffequen'ly, $40 or 40
each, ~ more than five times their weight "a
c,l'. The femal,s, which do not sing, CON
II ard tn pticc as readily rs the tuntiul nal a,
and the comparative raining and 90 iity ot the
bird do rot enter into the question. Shaps is
evtry'hii Z; and 40 long a. he bird has the de-
sired gauLtrcs' end asgului'y Of form he may
eit mute In bis cage, or hop stur dly from porcn
20 perch, sna tho oSner will f'ei thankfully
ccrtsut-There is IN this ci v, private a. ci-
alton of lird f,ncier, who succeed in brooins
very fine specimens o. tto long canary, aud OK
hibit them annuslly for their own and tho
puhlic's grs,fcation. A positive excel.
ie-ce Of this spccies Of c,nar' over tho snort
KIND is their exquisite delicscy Of colo, an
brscirg every shAle of yelloS from too ptle.t
cream to the clearest lemon tint Their fes'hc'j
are also finer than ,hose Of the chsa or species,
and they have, II csuno' be denied, = certain
aiistocrstic superiority OF department.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-17
SECOND edition.
Bowling Green Evacuated.
Rebel Army Goes 10 Fort Don
elSOn.

Cincif.Sdti, Fc5. 17.-Ihls mornings COM.
slL, al Las the tllowu.a sp,oi. d.spAtca:
On learning nat tie rebels were evssuatlng
D,wiir. Groen, Gen. Bue ordered forced march
by General uichol, to save II rossb!e ,ho railroad
aud tuirI Ike bridges On b. Barrow river.
They, however, lad al O- Ii destroyed when Gen.
o-al MitcA,l reached the banks oftae river.
Tie hrg ados Of G,nor.l Bnckenridgo and Ger-
eIal HudmAn were, uIu, T4uraday evening, ~
w,ol..id i station.
A pai: ofMe tJwh, it tisr'i lriel, Is being burnt.
RS btiievel nov tlst uo rebel forces exist in
Kutp,ky, sa4t O, u direct ro.i frla Bowling
Green via FslAln g. N.,Lv'lo'
TIE reL,ls .e'r not Ing At u Win; Groan except
few Old wagons.
u.arr.i Crtcude, Istry Ing 70 organia' another
any 81 CA.tN5e ou the south bank Of the Cunb r
r,snt. Trls ls the ,ny rele! force On TIE lns
nom = Wing G7,,n . n ,s4v.lo.
Gen Bnck nrld .''s al u,n1msl'' II l3,to
have all,al.,k OF Il. .-aIyla, where G.p BaeE
uusm j F.oyd'4 pr., e4 lave Ao'n s..s.on io
s,rourc. Csoa-J.h .,on AMI nr.eo w,r
spoLe!.,,ol 90 be att-at j. ut.u Ir...y.
h.s Uc,cysI that, WITH the ex ooi IA oS o.
a.,y, lrg-Ics, tlo Whole ,o,G arDy la5 BE-.
r,yatrItp.,,ll.ra- ed Cllrl,ue.
w, u..-m,nss n-ay la,e boon mad. ny IT,
rs.G .r.e,ca1 a.ly 'c.,, iu'lf h..rep-.I
lntci.t,t et,... ..,e . ...--.r. -t-e.- y.o
force IN the Cum, ,rl...i.
= I5h,v,v,r th'y iss, ..' l.roa., to D'.ioi
or Gupr.'r Ncl.on e.l Mreu,l vii io amg-e
. Growth aIti,y aay lave letooeu o Wing Gr,'
F, sud Haslyle.
, nia believed tHN the Divisions Of Generals NJ
j., Cook sud Tomas cubark at the mouth % Il
Sal, Rrr-, .n 'tesmors ,r { nherlsnd m s1u
|, asy pslt, and tha' JsterdNy the troops who ha
> ten ll camps - instruction as B.Fdstown, We
T. - IycibyLis yeA.eSd'y, embSrkins for tbs cumo
lard.
y Tines IndL.nA regiments aud bAssery oS ~
% lory lesve New Albany toiSJ
Y Ths .ggrtsA & tttss roiri6Syeaenu b pe.b
tossy thaufSLd-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-17

A Wnrsaw corfepoLdont states that in the
mit,t Of the terrorism, tho persocution, and
,irdictiy. ou'rsgoS, with which tho now year
l.psn In Poland, the famo calmnces, unanimi'
ty. and Il mno,a is eyirced 10y tho POlos which
~ made tho year 1861 memorable one IN
th. arn.ls ot tho prolonged oppression ot that
peoplr. With no other arms but cross III
,hoir bands, no assistance but tho cOn'cious'
nes. Of heir rights, the people here have risen
and confronted mirh'y power. Neitter tho
yrca,,st sxortions Il that power, and a aavNR"
opprc sion without parallel in history, nor tho
nd, florence Of the whole OF Chn-tt-n ana ci7i-
liscd Europe, has had any ehpct IN brrak'ng
this sp'tit or sul DUNG them In his moral var
G.r. Tho greater the efforts Of the RIsitns, tho
more intulstahlo tie oppression, the moro
did the vitality and moral s'reng'h ot'ha p,ople
appear glorious and Ioweriul Tha tahnn nal
TO endure injuries Of the most strocious kini
her blood vss thed without mercy th' prs
| ons oyer1 wed with har nublest sons mon
.rd WCm,n were carried aVav, without any
uisl or trace Of their cXistoncs, INFO this wilds
| of Ashland yc' all this was insufficient TO
| suh1us har. Other means were Tosorted 70
! the schools were shut mp, to reduce tho people
] 10 a state ol bqthatous Ignorance 10" c7uts OF
| iusti,. were degrnded ip 4 r 10 loai them by
irius ice from 'hc path OF right tho p'h-an's
| U.r, melted Agtnst tba other classes, IN or!rr
to tear asundor tho national unity. tiaaly,
oyerawed by tho night Of prayer, the only arm
of the Poles against thsir FOES, they brou.hl on
the clio. ing OF thoir churcha-.
Sme few psIsons imprisoned IN tho = bdo' o
| Wa,,aU have been Testsrt. Among them II
| Joscph l., cirski pi asant, tom the csta'es o
Low o. WHO hos beer k"p' Tor several lnorth5 u
su,arcs vile, berALee tha pcssn's OF tina w
| b.,- where Ls ~ provost Nerp pre- ent ~ IN
| Iun,rnl ~ the lac AIchui,hOp OF War'A"
There are several prtics Of pri'o ofa, VINO nav
alrepdy received tn.ir sentcroe, or rather notice
of tram p9ttatiOu, OUT Hro yet ava thg lhd IN
clusni, II the necessary Preparations Tor ~
|. removal. Their numb,T i' = a,'d To 10 Dot zoe
| h,O ard GUp, Stll trtnspOrtS ot Theses = or Nit
i'm, are ally les,yibg POla ii. Many Other
have 4 OF vet Goen clas,ih sl-it cannot Oa ta!l'
= uied; and no day passes without ho'
cnptil peft CO ming o Ill az, at uhe citadel A.
, the TO, r,I,As ~ Ml.lln, the places ,t tho'" cal
ried asay. Youpg men Oi tho wOlkln' ci '4''
and students 40 GRATED without any l"ql
into the sO-call,d Oro1hurH 1st'a'iOns. In
nutt.bu.si consists o. - wears snrvica as pr
: votes. with the - pros n.di ron 't uever X.
. ,ityur.ln, .iur. 1t may Dp inaS inc ~ha' Ss
., nyt'e1 vtu have received a certain oiu"ln'
> ,Id 1hg h,ys hee1 ace ,stuUu, from clnllh1
u 10 ciyI il,d society, mutt suffer, u DO IN
n ,r...a fr hIost thoif wLo.o ..ie 10 4
ur.,ch.d and degrading eNi't'oca oI kus'H
a,IGi,rs. ia .,ma remote ant isolate tprt
Asia and VII A., t,.ra helrg o."n r'i'vi p
It urti,u 10 CoIrtpoui vita those lel. b'al
- fl..u.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-17

General buell. We understand, g,es with 0'nerI
McC obs DNIsion, u take crmmSnI In por'pn on
the Cum -, lsud where our 'orcc, will be, by -
orrow night, cshty thousand.
While he press. the enemy on ne CInnO rlAnd
With his tremendous 'orce, their link and r'T
a-s prceed by the heavy divisions under
Gen'rNn y lsIu and Mitchell.
snce writing the atoys We lcarn ,ha ton req
msuts NV in Ohio camps, are ordered al onco to
the Cumberland.
From Forurss Msuros.
Tt,rtss Hyaroe, FEB. 10, rid BdhhH9re
Feb II - TIE pr p ller Planet arrived this .ner-
nooa from Baltimore, having on boAId tho sub ma
rive cable to he laid acrprs the Bay i,om tiis ,iat
to Care ClArles.
The Inc hAs already bcrn oomplHtei rom VII
mlnL ~, DtlavHrr, e. ape Clsrc. and lao FROM
the eheat quNte's o. g neral " %, shout uio and
a aldf up the beach T. tie rla5e al,cted ior M'
sosaing.
TIE lac will 10 su. X in a few days, and rs s'or
a. tho Lecc'aary arrangom'Lt' csn be made, thi
dcpArtmcn, Will he, rnected irec,ly Jy telegraph
with Wa g'ol and Now York.
Th3 0,ve'nn,rt snd the public vii! thus b'com
,nT,rn.,d II the Important new, tr.nsui1'ed h,n9
from 1a 10 "a hours es'lle; than a, present.
The lino will Ia urd~ the management of M
WI uriss, Otto U. s MlltSy Telegraph, Az
will 10 Of Il @ greatest value " the G,ysru neat.
Tie FcruMidins sailed this slteruo Jn--Wi4dS Mt
weather clear.
In anticipation of visit FROM tho secre'TJ
War, tlo Tenth Now Yoik Regimen. wls ori,r,
parade at o'clock this morning.
EThe SECRETARY wan 70 be received by a salute an
other hUI OF.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-17

The s,4ca. corr.sp ndenL f tho 10 ton Cone
,1,l.rIAL Eu.Ls1GN gives tho i''lo"iuS il'e'
on'ine particulars respecting the mtn'1a'tu'ing
ifte,,sis Of Connoc iou', tho r'rult Of recent
Writ 10 tho mir,iIal manufacturing towns in
that STATE;
The yaft variety o. sr'ils m'le in Wad
Iuty g. Iu.uat beyond g0 no If"'H SION, \ r. hl
majority d ~ 'hn cq"ipuaH's and prasl 0r''-
m,nt- upor, rur e.l'rrb uniforms AZ" mo
bore. II nae t-,.n crrupu'ud mat eh'A '9.''.t
mav have i,u d ui Wa'er,niy meal upon
bis pcI po~ AID eVLIpuents, auN II - iNplG.
tWu.ti .rti.. ot th .Iu y mto. 10 Wa'Sr1ury; 80,
t4tbsi il might te sac ray ma 'hi' '..rf.
tI.irr cit, ~ TcUr rnrd 10 'ts hll N} '"'
b.. dym tbs ~ rnHn val bias lev n'
name s,mo a ths foremost at.blls n,yn's
in ,ri.r re i've va s.me idre E he n ace.
U.tcaigt n Buruhtr Hl.'f"fu~.7s N..n
u.uv. vim a cipt 80 f. 90 CO. manu-.
me rolled nud th,s brt'' sL' = rm'N q l'
var nnr,. IN my, bta-f a. ropp-r rivetH an
hsrz, Ira IN q, ru,n 'iiysr '.-'nF. A.
UolIrr- r. 1'u & llNd".'+, ctDi' AZ -" .''
,unloy so n,rHa m.r.hly pay 'ou Nn'u
. 70 ~ uuu. U.,to H'uiiy tao simH Rob Va, W.
ilr nod 'iur a. .a.uerr,r' pl.'c', "t|i
SO Brow & u u'htr, $50 mon, pt" o.' : D..
Il. Uer uuufh. nrG the clp'hl 'nHl Nrl &
go 600 ua. , Inc .sfn" .oJ'1 g.u"F .'lN, 80
t..am .oil,r uN.a. S.ov.l.S Manuls. ur.n
/ Cor u,rv, clg'tsl, 5000 q, m-ka anna ar'i
/ ,l, a., g., il 40 IN, hi ru'tuus aui ilt REC
,,p5.,,H. Ntrrru-y Hsok and E,u TO n
,an,' Co, u,iyI Sii'oo make q ''r'.ty e-m
trois. p~iloy 90 hania monthly nay
tL.ut Il .AO. wa,.r urg B1,lIc q m2'n
make n ,1Jts 81 1gcsles also mH 1ry ~
n,yy butlre. Th.ro ers tFo nm maluiw
lee ho.e. ihr p'oc.'s o mtp't AMI si'N .
tb,r On the parsr J., ysry interesting to b
me, lanic ard others The EULl tou'di
and Machine Company With cNpital nf Sl0
Coz, employs rs hands, furnish castings A.
make rolling machinery"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-17
FALL OF FORT DONElSON.
Probable Capture Of Savannah.
GENERALS PILLOW, FLOYD,
JOHNSON, AND BUCKNER,
SU RRENDER WITH Is, 600
MEN;

Fatrcse Aoaroe, FEB. 1G, RIA B1k'rore Fet.
II BY nsg Of truce to-iay We lean thst foit
Dnu,l,on surrendered /, General Graz, yesterday.
G.u,rGs 4 low, floyi, Jo' nst)n and Br,Snsr
wtre takea, together with ii loen thousInd prison.
ers.
We are also luf rmed thAl Ihtiag has been GO
ing on Lear Avannsh. and that city has probably
lesn captured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-17

hand, subject TO reputation iO7, 6b7
quired Of sll BLANKETS pissed h,re, ths. they
entirely Of WOOL, and shall weigh full av
pounds each.
HARDWARE.
Almost a. miscsllansoss a. tho c1ntents Or !
eothtry grocery are the sspplies included uude
ths hea1, snd passsd lrouzh tse hands o
Mr.. Townsend, the llspecsor. O1s u. indeed
almost surprised TO hnd tsat watches and riffs
cannon are no. ia this reper1ir., aftsr q fsy
minutes spent in hes1ng WAT he has got
Wa will give LIST Of 'oue Of the principal ar
ii-le', the amounts rec,iyod AID amounts ID
sued.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-17

G,ul Cuarlspton, ard rendered 70 Cpl' Cox
coEAN; this ha Al iitst refus.d d uut uy ne al
wee Of Nlr. CoSsOLLY, no tgally tlOk II and
devoted 1t TO the wants ot las men.
JomE SCOTT, st'achei 10 tho Thirty eighth
NCw Yok regiment, VA, lately Duioc I'D 10
death Ia his ttnt by 'sh. & pan Of co.s in'o
h and dcsnR up all tbs cfsvic-s. his eola
paniou, John McHell, cans psar shar'ng the
hGme tHtS.
Ho cam % vLesls 1s allowed during sleigh
Ing uAs in too streets u Boston.
TINS Bams Of Cl4uoi.l ScbosPF 10 pronounced
"a II writtcn SktEE shs tound oi tho p being
given.
Tvs Aubura ADVEBIIsEa ANNOUNCES thai
sysTy ehild In thGS oty that haA pfopss -
Spsct tus itsolf, has "a tie nssslss>
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-17

Tax number # c,tia.i'hncnt' N NJ
a,t,s .nra..d IN tho mar lecture OF IN
aDt , nor, iH,luIiHF ro''1S miut
I.,rlT'1s, mssl.Is -hap', til tdotnrl
.rlnutlt,.lan. rail stt3cS nacnin'
hurd.et uad si-btson, AID 'hs.s sppral.
l. gpopt $4,000. 80.
Two frsish trains, oa tho Litilo MI
r,,.a rau in.1 ..ca g.h-r, jar. %. \, ne
dll S,alip-. Tho ar-l.rs we-e slna
IN rr,.rr.- fireman AMI bra - nan XII
! ,s,. ..r l...sui hu,s, l'ta hoi to .
v.r aa.t-roi in Il. dreeI0nsr aud
''eu He'd
r.. poc houtas, which was lost on I
! al. G,p lion, WA wretshed Oh
that hAs piled frr 80 years be'vssn .
ard Norfolk. The captain Eas drunk
! r.na 70 left Fortress Moprce, Aad ere'
, e5a'us,en ~ his contradictory orlsrs'
! ....a tho va,sl lTJLn ~ he w' ly ING
cn 80 c&JiE GcDr.
Irr known 81 wssh'ryt,n that
., ,o.th,.. go. 1iouis ssse N Cars
b.ane.r il /. 70 object no1sy rrom
A. -glre, c., sod to icr.a7t sid rseoaV'
,-,I.eu lsd-eI-, Get plSs9 the' IN .
| ea.sp,!s Eat thsy rSy reach thS1
! sottaASiA-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-17

This Ia MIR. Duncan's department.. Ia
duenes Of chsnges which have boon made,
sort of locseness of facts prevailing in II, .
ursJie to give the precise condition OF &
p.rtn Q. ahd what 1t has done. Of hag
prlI pol Items which could he CLEANED
Nation al culors, i0issuod; ecruiting dag
camp tlags, 1876; guidons, lsj. Otstshes
have Teen issued, and pa remain on hs
STOCKINGS AHD BEDsACKs.
This 4 psrtmeut, the iAst OF cur list, Ia
the inspec ion Of Mr.. Norman. The mai
are -
Stockings lsuNd %. sSs. 5if-Yet On h md. q.
o. Jal,ks, tiuubpl.. ittn- " -.
tung.cl... ~, 80 -
Two thou.a IN lsquitO bars were r
come time fince, ard, no requisition
usdo frr th,rl, Eth remain On hand.
Tho luil DO a. occupied as s'Oiorooms
,f 'rsgo, .uu ut ttii cs, ars Nos 40, 4S,
ard a l0wa'd street, tho building adj
,u Meter street, and two opposite
f.. ne street; the dOublA s'oIo on the co
RroOms AID G,eene srrsts, tho lower p
orc tier oClo.ts Of De, iin'J largo bu'lih
| rim from Cuu,l 70 lls~ard S., aud
| door aud has'm nj e = bu hiug IN Leol
| = yriai OF ibsH. O4ii .i1g7, entirely occu
utGrr.I d, mt, a's sIx stories, tho 9th
o,ori1 i1 DE- ght. ,.,-.
Tho .fc. t Lieut.. Col. D. II. Ninto
tbs c.r or Of H'ooma ant titosn' stree
thai Of Cap. Potter at No D lioHNd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-17

abCH vessel composing Commodore Foots'z
Rt5st Gunbost F'SSi u Cairo IL tGpp!iet N.,h
. s,<Hbsr Of hoes Llpen for throwing lot HAtsr
10 a. IA SuSSrs Inch. Any ons " snos W aat.ans % ,hls
Ia N IN boarding voOd be Dc1Itsd " dssth In
aAtf LtAnt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-17

TIE ras' ,ust Wa ku'wn IN | Ly ne th@
dnnu uSR4rGb,hs as rrVS d' S'a'rcr. ncw'-
p.par ,urt,y p1t dent .rt-s f'on Turtn IN these
glowing terms:
Ev, since the 'G'h OF November, daring
th, whul, of the wet AID III omy a'aaor not
oto drop Of rain, not Oue htko Of snow, has
fallen from the heavens. The sky IL unit Drmly
clear anu pure, aud he ouuinc OF 'ho noun ain'
~ II oct "a ufulliy tree itum ! - . etn.llY hang
iIg ci, ud4. q l,to the moiht PLAIN has OK
l,sI-d ~ thir White hsZ,; hut II handy thick
ans irto mist near .hs river TO oSariS earliest
NOR, ING. and /, very seldom rcsiss tho glow ~
the n.inu sunboains. Two o. three dsys
/ thrcupLuut, ard about half scoro of days in
the frcnouD, mi, ,,ht ba proR junccd tosgy Ia the
str'c, Ergilsh sen-e Of ,h' word, hut ihe tog ~
oc this dri'at, and tho ground Ia ~ h'm ana
4 cuuI set ~ IN thu SUMNER only somewhat lo>t
dusty. The weather Is sharp a.d br cling, ard
can't, I've said to ba cod for those who cnoose
20 walk ard Tot crocp about 10 u.
cot Of dlOrs, IA the OpAn AIR, the country,
| In its AZ win'ry attire, exhibits its peculiar
EruuAi lo,olir,ss. ! wslk'd out Yesterday TO
the Piazza dArmi, that, 10 my tate finest spot
/ In au ElTuI,e. H. wai Ahuut II o'clock, and
nIl Tho vegetable world Was glai IN its g'ittar-
/ irr c,nttnr Il caniie hoar troA'. Not hrns'h
a. str stirred lot u rp,ck Ot yApcr thpind the
silent, hoAiy l4nd.raPe. The tfeoH OF ths lonl
avenues were dronplrg with the weight Oi tue
mviinds OF sparkling s"slA on all iho'f bfsnch ~
the Iptl AS htalh ~ NJ R'H'e NY u"'''l .""'
In.d. Ike mhi plumes from 'he helmets OF AZ
inl,rnma' L. array 0! cr,s eel " .rrors. Every
~tcrr. ou every d.y leaf Of thl h'dS"-, ON Nv
| CIV Il.do Uf tho grass hung this bsAuttul icy
fr.tyo,k isnciiul ~ ho moit eltbofatnly 'ch :,
,G silver, or tie curluusly Ived marble Ou th
toar or Milan inIst.r
"Underuoath the tresP, beyond the edges
above the IN, adows, tho country Oa'k9i IN ol ~
sur, hine; tine steep stops ni the great noun
tain wall of ths Alpa, p"riectls free from snn~
nm ,o the l,lac'er- on the summis, eNhibite
th,ir bsro hoak, brown cliis, a. brown an
u,sk a. IN summer, u' ly more innfi ably N',n'
aud ynii. Thsroi, no limit 10 III, human H.
+ In ,h,se regions whom the wind or frost Ii
cl,arod ihe air. My rysl oiyod into tho gro
car of Mort C,pis deep into the innsrm"
GONE e Val Sus,, o"rp'sri, Z nt ona t''h
, 6f,y and sixty mil,s 'i-ttuce; ono hy ono u
various rdgcs stood form before my gaze
tb ir long waving lines, and tho whoe 'nou
: tain III .ss deccmp, sd it4'li in u mas ot ?"
peaks, ovouoqpnl on" ar'thcr IN he ri,h -
th;,e. t,p to where tn e'oru / | # the R"ah
melon. M,rt Cevin, Monto Ross, bounded
yAsl cit,ulAr v~F."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-17
Tn. Rour. Catholic Char,h In Auerics.


The New Yo.k TArLEr gives the following
account Of tho progress Cf ths church in the
United States during the past year.
During tho p,st year there have been one
hundred aud thin. y.ive priests ordinsd fo' the
sacred minis ~ Wh Gu includes those oidAiEed
Tor the various religious orders. There have
been thiTiv.Gine deaths amongst the cltrRy;
There wtIv Linety five churches dedica cd, ahu
tha cofn1I stones Of .lev0n others blessed. mo
stAto Of to cuntry will account Tor ~ Tow
churches wing been commenced during ths
year. We Aiso liId the names oi ore huLdiei
and tveit, siX ysung ladies' who we're received
into tho d,ii. rent religious orders throu- -hout
tho loyal ; st.s. and eighteen deaths IN all
IN the ssluu cOEimuni,les.
We hays also given, FROM time tina th'
r,ports o. ~ dfIsr,nt mi-si Ms held Wy M
Jssuits, thu Pau ,ts the Rcdemp''nn'' ta9
paRsiCptsts, ant other Oriers engaged 10 ms
prea, wtri. 4 grs4' number Ci the g ui'siOn',
with the VI Ust encOurqying results, wore IiVSh
tluIirp the Vsar. We intended 10 RlNi TINS
number OF p,r.ol c0nh,med and converts re-
c,iyrd in G The cLuIcb, but could no. make the
numter rytiiig Like correct a. several con,
iitmAtions were not report d, and Q! several 81
ihosa that were, tho 0umhers O. itmtd "ero
not given. H. rearly every case, We iiri that
several eonv,iIs were amrnr't h 80 conhrmel,
and, from c4lct iaurrs made during tho year,
We thilk ~" can lut tho utmbCr down as re-
ceived inio = church duripg tho year lobl at
very nearly 30 persons.
THE Re-. J ,hn Null an, D. D., pastor o'
NOrwtlk, Conn, did al that pltoo Jan. II,
aged 80 year, sf typhoid fever. llewas bora
In Hartford, Nhere he s'A1usttd At the HIsn
Scho.l. and af,trn zrds hnisaod his studes a.
Rome, whcrs ta rec.iyea his tItls Of DJstor u
Divinity. II WAS An NC omplishei scholar, u
exemplary p.ey
PRiyATK in';lligence from Bath, Va, sta'os
that Hon john Suothef Died mere ten Gay,