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fRON WASHINGTON.

New YORK, Jan. so.
fhe Iir5ans's Washington despatch says Gen.
'oneman, Chief OF the Cavalry, has recon-
pendcd the consolidation of the - regiments OF
cavalry now on the roll, into so regiments
There is Il pr spect that these views will prevail.
Mr.. Tucker was confirmed to-day as assistant
Secretary Of War Secretary Seward has issued
Al order to Lamon. instructing him not to re.
~,c or retain in custody any persons claimed
o le held to labor or service, unless they are
charged with crime or are held rs !ugItlce slaves
@lel the law Of Congress, and to retain none
raInod rs 10 sitiyes lOneer thar thirty days, I'M
%" IN compliance with special order emanat.
tt, from competent tribunal. The marshal
5 directed to pul, ish thl. order forw ith. and
n.ln ten deyr carr it int execution.
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yltON WASHINGTON.

NEW YoRK. Jan. 80.
Tie Tu5une's Washington dispatch says Gen.
ucC,.llau iavors the tortlfication of lew com
u.ndng POINTS, such as Macknaw tort, Ora
tisl, and some places on S.ult St. Marie Canal
and to place reliance elsewhere upon naval de.
snces to supply which no recommends the es-
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he Lakes. 1t il understood that the Commit
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STORY NEEDING CONFIRMATION.

lac Times despatch says Secretary Stanton
Vas shown private letters odny from Kentucky,
containing NEST important statements In regard
90 tie battle at Somerset. An entire rebel regl-
net! tL.lw Down their a.ns IN the conflict. and
locl4rcd their purpose u no longer fight against
IL. G1glg". u, The example WAS followed
~ cmauJ.. and Observation-Disclosures ge5 !mcnts.
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PROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Januiry u.
Some oegrots arrived here this morning. hav-
u deserted hom the Sd Alabama Regiment.
lhey re}oIt the last Of the iron plates for the
Aelrimac put on yesterday, and she was to be
auocAed tod day.
The troops at Newport News slept on their
ans last night
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sroplIsG To Build ROAD.

Cen Thomas s no, pnr'uius IoIlicoifer + de-
.,a:.t 4fE,v. the 1uada and nadcquate trans
eo.auoa not permitting. lie is bnItdl"g Z road
lairty allie in iooe,h, to render his advance
NIT Ieu1gs,,c easy end ,cr,GaneDt.
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FROM KANSAS.

FoRr LARAMIE, Jan. 20.
= Dawson If Utah arrived last eve en- route
The statement that three OF tic party
has'' ot,acked him were killed is untrue.
WIG IEAvENwoRTH, Jan. 2S.
r.. fol,owiuc general order issued by Gen.
-" l,s caused sensation hore
hu.' srnadit,on about to be started South from
=: a" 3s,trtment, IL called IN the newspapers
,n's lancs expedition. It is the Intention OF
G ,a , l,; Gen. Commanding this Division to
"' ~ IN rerson, unlcrs otherwise expressly
t. @',.1 Nv Government. transportation not
D D.,:lr been eurphed we must 20 without it
,N ,Irts uuuLs, chtira, camr.tAbles, camp.
,a'es a.. thus; heat Qnce stored or ahahdoned.
''p ,'. (.,,.~a! commanding takes IN his yalise
49, ~, .....ya OF clothing, and no officer or
as" ..4@r vii carry more. Ike surplus room IN
". s'.r.. mas, y: reserved In ammoniti0n
VI" .~,I...ss. E.Jy oIsar "nd soldier viii
49, ,...qr ,..-.;r1 AID be'~ng.
'r...tr.. Cs.aaating las applied to the
,.,'..,.. d. acHz G1aadicr Generals. rhat his
.......l NAY b, ,c.p.rly organized, and "nt1l
l..r.r,iv.I !. Is h,y@sug to appoint Acting
T....JI r. lroH Scni,. Co.ang- and each Colo
-. ,TI.-o once io,op the ds,o ca which he was
me-trs. into service.
>,nfGl y. HlNTER,
Mai. Gcn. Commando
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UNLIKELY.

tiyigcs from s'tualts Virginia cavalry can
this morning He reports Beauregard gon,
20 kentucky With II, Geo men.
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will refer to Philip Wells, Cashier Bank ra.eboro
F. Kirkland. Esq, + II. Fessenden, ESQ, and &. W
Horton, b., Of Rratteboro; &. D. Perkins, Samuel
Wood, Schuyler HorSinston, and 9r. I. huckrnaU, o
Woodstoc
will all o. my work, and my prices shal! s~
moderate JOHN NJ. CoMEGVS
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Musical Notice.

IT FALLS, Teacher II Nns: and Dancing, from b.
IL. ton, formerly Xembcr Of the GcrBania Hand, re-
specially notice shat has for the present located
hm.c Montpelier. AID Ia prepared to give nstTnc
lion to Brass and sirns Bands Music selected arranged
AMI adapted 10 any Mind or number OF insf nent Also
will give instruction in all the fashionable dances noxh
use In Boston and New York From his many years eN
p"-rncc h. feels eonhdcu 81 giviag The beat OF .asao
on 70 those wishing ~ taught ia Gorrect ant proper
mariner The beat OF rercnc" given 10 those requiring
HE services.
Qt Al K l. l. T. Il.
Any number Of NC see furnished f-r Bale Assymblsge-,
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Physician at the Wcsselhteft Water Cure institution
Brattlcboro, Asg. 81 1861.
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HIsuG trF. VI. Ian .. 1860
NJ, ir,,e boy hal vioeut attack OF Group last wee
W. cured him in thnty mn auto BY fry u-e OF pr. "
q; " nites Elixir. VI. MA'i'N' iie''n'"''
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N the rOoi1s IoFlFIy oCcuplgV q DIT. FL NE" IV-'
OVER LANGDON'S FLOUR STORE.
To the people Of Montpelier and adjoining towns,
wish to well prepared to perform any operation
In Dentistry,
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REASONABLE PRICES.

Dr. John NJ. Comcgvs has prac'iced as Surgeon Den
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the dentist for myself and ia uy and also for the Inst
tuition under my charge. The subscriber believes him
well qualified, and chcerfly recommends him t. thoso
requiring his professional services.
WM H. ROCKWELL. Y ~
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-17

with care, and many Of Il en- are beautiful
and often very intricate. The gold is roll
ed ont in strips, and what is beleld il all
that 1t PROCESSES 10 be--pure gold but the
proportion OF the metal to The whole il very
small. A strip Of gold not thicker than
silver dollar. is secured TO bar OF brass of
corresponding size, but thicker in proper
ticn. A flux is applied, to unite the two,
and the mess Is subjected TO the action of
fire. AT the proper moment it is with
drawn, snd when cool the two metals are
found firmly united. The bar is then roll
ed out between steel rollers till the metal
in the form of a long ribbon, is not thicker
than letter paper. 1t is then cut into small
pieces of the size required, and the artisan
so places them is succession that The die
falls upon each in turn, giving it the requir-
ed form.-.Scieatifc American.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-17
.MISCELLANY Y.
A Hamburg Bank Tragedy.

Many years ago the firm Of IIaroldson &
Co. were noted bankers in the city Of Ham
burg. The head and manager of the house
was Danish gentleman named Christian
Haroldson, and he deserved his first name,
if any man did. He was steady church
goer, good liver and an honest man. Ills
clerks and dependents said there never was
better master. The merchants OF the
town would have taken his word reader
than most peoples bond and all who knew
him agreed that Haroldson had but one
fault or folly and that could scarcely be
blamed, for it was the thinking too much Of
his son Frederick. He was the only boy
out of seven children. The good mans
wife had died when they were young; and
he had brought up his six daughters, with
the help Of their old nurse, to be good wom-
en- and careful housekeepers, in our Danish
fashion, had laid by decent portion for
each of them, had married the three eldest
to honest men of his own standing in the
town, and said he would be satisfied with
husbands of the same quality for the three
remaining; but he set his heart on raising
Frederick above banks and business He
was proud of the boy from a notion that he
was really talented fellow. Nobody could
or would undeeeive hin, though schoolmast-
ers, friends and neighbors knew that Fred
erick Haroldson had little capacity, less
spirit, and was likely TO turn out a sort OF
scapegrace, but in hidden, underhand way,
for he had great deal more cunning than
courage. The father sent him TO the best
schools in Hamburg, spared no expense on
book and clothes, never let him into the
bank except to see it, which the boy did to
every crevice and corner, for he was curl
Gus, and his father was manager; and when
he was just eighteen, sent him to the uni
versity of Copenhagen, to study Danish
law. that he might come to be a counsellor
of state one day by his talents.
Il is perhaps unnecessary TO state here,
in explanation Of the events which occurred
afterwards, that the banking house of flar-
aldson & Co. was and old masonry building
remodeled for banking purposes, and that
Frederick Haroldson, during the few times
that he visited the place, explored every
quaint nook aud corner thereof, and was
very curious in his inquiries relative to the
subterianean apartments, which, of coarse
were numerous
Well, Frederick went to the college at
Copenhagen under an excellent tutor, and
he progressed well. He sill remained
there, and his father was receiving encour-
aging letters from him constantly, when the
following events took place -
There was a clerk in the bank named
Edward Grundler, and from The fact that
he associated intimately with one Delspres
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PRINCE ALBERr's CorRrsnlp.-The
London papers have bcgun sher reminis.
cences Of Prince Albert, and some pretty
stories are told of the royal courtship, one
of which states that he played the part Of
royal lover with all the grace peculiar to
his house. He never willingly sbscnted
himself from the Queens society and pres
ence, and her every wish was anticipated
with the alacrity of an unfeigned attach
ment AT leagih her Majesty, having
wholly made up her mind, found herself in
some measure embarrassed as to f, and
proper means Of indicating her preference
TO the Prince, but acquitted herself with
delicacy and tact. AT one OF the palace
balls she took occasion to present her bo-
qnet to the Prince at the conclusion Of
dance, and tire hint was not lost upon the
polite aud gallant German. His close uni
form. buttoned up to the throat, did not per-
NIT of his placing the Persian-like gift
where it would be most honored; SO he i'm
mediately drew his penknife, and cut slit
in his dress in the neighborhood Of his heart,
where he deposited the happy omen.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-17

A farmer living on the line Of the Troy
and Boston Railroad, stopped passenger
train on Thursday last, by waving his hat
/" what's the matter?p screamed the en-
cineer. Matter said the farmer.
!. nothing as know Of aThen what
did you swing your hat for " said the en-
pineer. 20 Lordi " said the farmer, @why,
,cas tanning myself
A gentleman travelling across Salisbury
plain saw an old man st the door Of cab
in, weeping bitterly. My friend in
quired the gentleman. what is the matter
with you?" Why" replied the man.
+" daddy jis, gave me an awful licking cause
/ wouldn't rock grandisd.iy to sleep!"
The gentleman rode of, fully satisfied with
the salubrity and healihiness Of the Pain
10 produce such unparalleled instances Of
longevity.
The greatest truths arr the simplest;
and so are tie greatest mef.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-17

il Was intended Doctor Brown was short.
y after lodged in Fort Nell. nry, and pro.
per sters taken ia regard 10 other persons
implicated by the pap rs found on Mrs.
BaAley, wi is retained in custody. To
Officer Brigham she confessed that but .
short time ago, she lti Bsltimor,., made
her way across Maryland TO the Potomac,
and thence 81 Richmond; told her adven.
turs which were marked BY many stir-
ring incident, with bitter lamentatiop, ard
with almost broken heart, mourned the
of sll her undertakings.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-17

A BRAVE GIRL.-At Spiuelli, in Italy.
the house Of Liberal priest was broken
into by band of Bourbon brigands. One
of the leaders was amusing himself by
stabbing the poor priest, who was old, when
his niece rushed in, flung herself on him,
snatclied in an instant the brace of revolv-
ers he had in his belt, and shot him dead.
She ran through all the rooms, firing upon
every brigand she found engaged in plum
dering the house. She shot down four of
them. Alarmed at this unexpected attack,
and not knowing what to make of it, the
rufians in the other rooms ran out. She,
still pursuing them, succeeded, before they
could get a knowledge of the enemy they
had to encounter, in closing the front door
against chem. The brigands attempted to
set fire to the house. From the balcony
she put out an old musket belonging to her
uncle, and fred upon them again, and then
displaying from the window tri-colored
flag, cried SILVA Grabaldi,' with all her
strength. The miscreants fired an ineffcct-
ual shot or two and fairly ran for it. A
few moments after captain of bersaglieri,
who just came up, found the exhausted girl
in faint upon the dead body Of her uncle.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-17


A PAGAN LEGEND OF JEsUs.-Publius
Lentulus, assumed by some to have been
proconsul of Judea prior to Herod, is re-
ported 10 have seen the Savior, and to have
written the following letter to the Roman
Senate -" AT this time appeared man
who is still living and endowed with mighty
power; his name is Jesus Christ. His
disciples call him the Sun Of God; others
regard him as powerful prophet. He
raises the dead to life, and heals the sick Of
every description of infrmity and disease.
This man is of lofty stature and well pro-
portioned his countenance severe and vir-
tuous, so that he inspires beholders with
feelings both of fear and love. The hair of
his head is of the color of wine, and from
the Top Of the head 10 the ears, straight and
without radiance, but it decends from the
ears to the shoulders in shining curls.
From the shoulders the hair flows down
the back, divided into two portions, after
the manner of the Nazarenes !; his forehead
is clear and without wrinkle bis face free
from blemish, and slightly tinged with red,
his physiognomy noble and gracious. The
nose and mouth are faultless. His beard
is abundant, the same color as the hair, and
forked. His eyes are blue and very brill
liant. In reproving or censuring he is awe
inspiring; in exhorting and teaching, his
speech is gentle and caressing. His count
enance is marvellous in seriousness and
grace. He has never once been seen to
laugh, but many have seen him weep. He
is slender in person, his hands are straight
and long, his arms beautiful. Grave and
solemn in his discourse, his language is
simple and quiet. In appearance be is the
most beautiful of the children of mem
Church Monthly.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-17

GoLp ron JEwLERY.-Pure g,ld is not
used for jewelry, but IS usually alloyed by
introducing a small quantity OF silver or
copper. Silver renders j, lighter color, and
copper gives it deeper shade, in.lming it
to a reddish hue. The jew.ler of the pre-
sent day relies in great measure on dies
for the forms he gives the articles that come
from his hand. These he has cut IN steel