, 1862-12-03

It Is currently reported in the German jour
ua1s taaz P1irc. Hohen1o5e, son-;n law of THO
Elscto. q Hesse, bus leI to America, leaving
behind him wife aud child, as veil IS large
,rsred ~ speculation and extravaganza, and
btpght lsrge eEt.tes and other property with
cn* The possibility ot paying for them. A.
cnnlpt,E:tion nf twenty Ave ptr cent, it ia said,
will be paid by bis representatives.
CONGRESSMAN IN THE WE.-The number
OF CougTe5smen and ex-CongresEu1eu who
have been and are now military officers is
Iincty-fuur: q very large ms jority .of whom
have SERTED Or ere non serving in the rebel
army.
TIE New CoRREsroSDEST+-Ag good deal
Of curiosity is felt IS to the authorship of the
LITTER from Richmond in the London T:,nss,
which lave painted The sls7eholdiug chiyalry
in such romantic co1ors, aad have done such
full justice to their sordid and coward1y an-
tagenists. We are credib1y Informed that the
writer is us:ther John Mitchell nor Mr. Yam
eey, os has been suggested, but Is no less =
pcrsonsge than the celebrated Mr. Arrow
smith, whose extraordinary correspondence
with the Times excited such general attention
few yesrs age, and who is so Well qualified
by his habits OF accurate observation and
strict regard for truth, to furnish Mr. Bull
! with an acceptable account Of the state of
| things IN this country.
| PApkR FROM Conn HCsks.-The .1IecAaaics'
| Maga=ine says that " excellent paper is now
| niaue in Europe from the leaves OF Indian
| corn. There is one paper mil IN operation In
| Switzerland, ard one in Anstria, il which pa
| Per is made Iom such leaves exclusively. The
| Husks which envelope the ears OF corn make
The best quality" 1t is also said in an ex-
! change that foreigner has fled at Washing
| ton an applieatfon for 3 patent for various
uses made Of corn shueks. The varieties in
clu1e Jarn, maize cloth, papee Of beautiful
quality (Hhite and colered) trosa silk to pascll.
nent texture. !:
4 CoSSECTIcUT EEcEssIoS1sT OCrDoSE.-
4 secessionI,t who lives between Sheffield end
Canoyan, Connecticut, attempted to raise 3
| nsg, but a loyal neighbor Was resolved that he
should not Getting all ready toz holsting, hf
seized the rope and began TO pull, bat The pa
tTiot pulled also on the other rope The se
cesEionist thought to tire the q Uoioa r.a1 ont
and hung On. The neighhor sent for his sup
per, and the secessionist for:his LUNCH Wher
tue Union man called also for q buffalo sEfI
for his bee Over night, the s-cessIonist Eayt
in, bundled up his 1ag, and welt home a1uii
! the jeers Of Q crowd.
t Horse THIEF suo1--Ne have bscn in
formed by oEe Of our citizens that horst
thief was shot one night last week ca the soutf
e1A% ~ tAs1 AAs~Aa .A1sA An0A"Al@4{ ~
| peers tt:.t there were tHo OF them together
and that while onc Of them IVES getting thu
horses cut OF the stable, the other had ! cow
| bell, and was r2akipg Z noise with It in ths
cow-yar1 to draw the attention Of tho owne
from tie stable; but he, mistrustfng tha
something was wro0g, took his gun and open
cd the Gcer Of his dwelling, ana as he did 81
te discovered man leading his two horse
from the stable. He Immediately fred AMI
killed the thief We did not learn wkethe
the man who was killed Was recognized Q
not.
| There ase az the present time great man
thieves aid robbers infesting this part OF til
country, and the people should be On thei
guard and at I'll times prepared 10 give them
little cold LEAD. Ths farmer thst came 90 nea
| losing bis horses is Gerrnau, living in til
German settlement near Granyille.--Fru (i
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