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The New York herald., 1862-01-15

DuBLrsHED THIS DAY, alan "a, s. fs.....,.
THE NEW YORK STATE ARMY LIST.
Fos JAvuARY, 1897
work q ea, interest and v4pe lining LIST Of the
STAFF the State the STAT and Yield Ocers of The Militia
csrso e STATE Volunteers with tho dates Of their commits
sions aud the location Of shsr remeais Published bvthe
pfoprietors, COSGRtVE. DARNENr wHlTEEORD at
as1 Broadway, New work. go9ns y ana 10. FlTr
UrHAT "cURI0us' BUUK;r"woNEN IN NEW yoprs
asnrui~s novelty flied WITH interesting sk hS ~ IL
rn Chafaaters ~ uAl CITY (Which 4sc Herald dsr,,eed
tue Independents for advert sn5) s sold by n,
~ cents mailed free iQr G3 ccnthaf III &C. tios hi,
ing 800 pages 80 0cngnvngs Dealers allowed nearly Gfv e
cenh 0AVNIT. Publisher, ~ walker sltcot w sals
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uENRy u. LEEDS, AUcTIoNEER. .-Ass1oNEEs

HENRY Il; LEEDS AgcTIoNEER; ASSIGNEE
Ii sale.-HENRY II. LEEDS CO. will sell auction,
on Thursday January l6 II O'clock saesroom 2S
Nassau street. assignees sale OF Diamond Jewey Watches
finest Gold Lever Duplex Chrsnomeers dosble timers In
rings Gold Chatelanes Guard and Vest Chains Gold Thin.
bes Cauieo and Lava Sets solid sterling Syerware Nap
Kin Kings Fruit Knives, of the finest real orolu
Clocks one very expensive travelling carriage Clock by
Cooper lever escapement cost $l70 Among the diamonds
Is very elegant Cross, $3.50; Sapphire Diamond
Brooch valued $60 Rings valued from $O0 $3.50 each
with lot Of Jewellers Tools, jewellers Fire Proof Safe
with complete set Of Drawers The last OF the stock and
viii absolutely be sold 70 the highest bidder the business
must be closed by the LIST o. February BY order.
RICHARD DENNIS Assignee.
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THE FIRENIEN.

AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF RUTGERS HOSE COM.
~ pany No. rs held Monday evening, 18th instant, the
following preamble and resolutions presented and
motion .osted:--
Whcr as received the mournfu intelligence Of
the DEATH after bIef and illness, of esteemed
associate John Henry; and
Whereas IS proper occasion like this, that some
public expression should given ~ feelings be there
fore $3.50 WIrL LFl
Resolved That in the death Of fellow member
cognisc Of the axiom that Sin the midst OF life
IN death and also called upon renen especially
liable 70 sudden calamity 70 put trust in Him who doeh
all things we'll"
Resolved That IN death of John Henry the members
ts company called the loss OF genial
and pleasant companion, true and sincere friend, and the
Fire Department a faithful and honest member.
Resolved That mark respect 10 his aemory, this
company nj his funeral body. and that the house
the company draped In mourning Tor thirty days
OWEN MeCULL0UGH, Foreman
JAcoB RoDERNoSp Secretary.
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NEW PUBLICATfONs.

A PPROyED MILITARY BOOKS
N Cavalry Drill, with G engravfngs. 25c.
Artillery Drill. with ~ cngraviugs 25c.
Army Mauuslfpr O1ccrs, o.
Inraniry Taccs, with o2 engravings, Csc
DO school OF she Battalion, 25c ''7-
Do. complete, 1877 ongra ayines, SOC. i...f
]. W. FORTUNE, 10 Chatham street NJ "
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SKATERS, SKATERS skAnTERs, SKATERS
Keep your fcet warm the coldest weather by wearing
Meam Co q GalvaRo Electro Metallic Insocs. Once s2J
Iirard avenue. a..f i.f III " sa 4 'Iafsf r. =
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CoTrsCffALK's CONCERT.
NJ The public s re spentfuy informed that
NIX. M. L. M. GOTTSCfIALK
the great Pianist will arrive positively In The next steamer
place ten days after his arrival ~
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aSMTNa..

L,0R sALE-LADIEs' IMPROVED PAGES. FOR SKA.
H. ting. at GAfNORs, cgj; also at L. COLES, 565 aud
l. 100 broadway
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POLITICAL.

THE TAMMANy HALL DEMOCRATIC wAfsD COW
mee of the Eleventh ward. for the year 1864 win meet
~ Union Hall, corner of Fourth street and Avrne q az
aau,.dsy evening Jsnun ie 1862 ~ ~ ocockP NJ for
EDWARD y FOX. Secretary pro tenn
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nAyID D. EGAN, ,AUCTrONEER-wILL SELL THIS
day. at z38 Canal street. at l O'Clock, splendid Par
lgr suit OF Black Walnut Furniture Looking Glasses Gas
To. &C. &c, 'flFH I.t r .lf' NE. - ~ '|I7'
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UCTION NOTICE.
"a CARRIAGE ROBES, &c, this day, at f2 O'Clock by
EZRA LUDLOW, Jr., at his salesrooms IS Liberty street,
between Broadway Nassau.
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A UCTIoN SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE.

a UCTION EAI1E OF ELEGANT FURNITURE
n THE BEAUTIFUL HOUSEHOLD Flu RNITURE
square and Sixth win be sold at public auction this
Piinoorte Stool and Cover beautiful Paror Suits
yered In reps and harcloh; Eegeres Corner and Book
Stands and mahogany Bedsteads Wash
stands Sofa Beds Lounges, Chairs Rockers Tea Tables,
CloSks Paintings Vases Ggtai1s Shades Hair and Spring
lsss China and ses Ware Table Cutlery rich Brussels
cloth, Stoves &C. Sale positive All the goods be
moved within tWentf -four hours after the sale.
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~ At public vendue Thursday January 1G at ii O'Clock,
all the stock in store 81 and 80 Sixth opposite Egh
street. consisting Of marble top Tables Easy, Rock
ing and Parlo sofasca Chairs Etegeres Bedstead Side
board Store Fixtures and Sundres BY order OF NJ Rhodes
attorney for assignee. Sale positive.
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NEW BOWERY THEATRE.
IN Sole Proprietors. Messrs O. L. and J. W. knGaed
Wednesday, January Is. 1862.
Last night but three OF
MR. C. w. CLARKE.
The domestic drama Of
THE OH. FOLKS AT HOME
The beautiful comedy Of
-. FAINT Heart NEVER WON FAIR LADY.
MY FELLOW CLERK.
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RROWNE 3 NICHOLS WILL SELL THIS DAY, AT
- their saiesiooms IS Nassau street. at O'Clock
may cs.rsge one close carriage very light new one two.
and safts Rokaways for single horses superior top
Buggy, one box Buggy jaeger Wagon double and single
Hafes Sleigh Bells Blankets &C. beautiful Painting
Lady Suffolk by Van Zandt.
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DRYANTS' MNSTRELg
ID Mechanics Hail. l72 Broadway above Grand street..
MONDAY. Jan; - and every night during the week.
E16aEacE 81 SAHrBEs kk BRYANT fpn pAs HSSHYE SaYxsr
PEEL, GETTINGs LESLIE, FOWLER, HOBBS
GOULD HILTON mo M1RsSo2N sTR 2S6k nAkArAduA' sAyoa.
The Stranger. Dan Bryant Mrs Haller :Eph Hosa
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AUCTION NOTICE THE STORE FIXTURES, BAR,
"A Beer Pumps Stand Casks, Shades Decan,ers, Bar Bot
ties &C., contained in the store OF Grand and GOerck
streets will be sold at auction Wednesday, January IT, st
III O'Clock, on the premises.
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A s. RICHARDS AUCTIONEER:-e0o GASES BOOTS
H. and Shoes at auction BY RICHARDS WHITING
Wednesday, Jan. IS l0 o'clock at store A Cortlandt
street. comprising in part OF boys and youths Grain
Boots and Shoes; misses and chidrens Copper Nall Boots
and Balmorals Catalogues on morning Of SALE
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DROOKLYN ATHENEUM, - 71a
ID Corner Of Atlantic and Clinton streets
:. ,s., " rs
BRiLLIANT CONCERT
OF the great Solo Pianist, scholar of ThaiberG
ANTONIO FARINI,
with the kind cooperation OF the best members OF the Acade-
my OF Music,
M M0LLENHAUER, Mr.. ACERSWALD,
Mss TIBERINr Mrs. ZIMMERMAN,
Mr.. FABRI Mr.. WEINLTCH,
Mr.. GRAFT, MI. WELLENSTEIN
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Tickets at ST; Tor sale nnHl O'Clock On ThuFsdaN \
IN BROOKLYN
q, the head musical stores of
Sawyer Thompson, l99 Fulton avenue.
Greebe Adler 353 Fulton street.
At Prox's, Fulton street.
AT Wilke Atlantic street.
IN NEW YORK,
At Breusings musical store, 70l Broadway.
A superior Grand Piano, from Mr. Gutenberg the
which find be purer sweeter and more powerful
other piano in the city has been given 10 my dis
posal for said purpose.
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HENRY b. HERTS, JR, AUCTIONEER
IL MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNIT

90 HENRY WOOD co WILL SELL
"a. ON THURSDAY JAN: l6, AT I0lS O'CLOCK
AT THEIR SALESROOMS, NO. 450- BROADWAY
A LARGE LOT OF SECOND HAND FURNiTURE
Comprising rosewood Parlor Suits brocatel and plush
rch heavy French plate Pier Mantel Oval Mirrors
Chandeliers Velvet and Brussels Carpets Olclob
wood and mahogany Bedscads, Bureaus Washstanis Ia
stands, Oil Painting Mattresses Bedding &C. Also one
Iron Safe. Terms cash. Catalogues at sale
The New York herald., 1862-01-15

IIOOLEY'S MINsTRELs,
The only In the city where Bnresque can be sncyes
and OF Negro Minsrclsy legt
mately performed by those first class artists,
FOX, GRIFFIN, REED, HOWARD REEVES &C.. DC.
First week of selections from the Opera OF
ATrILA, BY GRIFFIN, HOWARD AND REEVES.
Tenth week Of the favorfe sally Come Up" by Dave
Reed. Gieon's Band Stocks Are Up Fight for Vocls
Sam, &C., &c.
Doors open 81, to ia Tickets IS cents
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INNAMELLED CHAMBER SUITS OF FURNITURE IN
~ all cocrs and styles wholesale and RETAIL $50 and
upwards. Also, Mattresses and Paiasses WARREN
WARD. ~ Canal street, four doors of Broadway
E,URNtTURE BOUGHT.-ALL KINDS OF HOUSEHOLD
IL Furniure bought for cash, good price gwen at
1s avenue near Thirty yfouEth street Pie cali
address Furniture above. N. BA good assortment OF
second hand Furniture for sale.
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or any Concert Room In America
Doors open at 4 commences at Admission Is ccpts.
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"A gentlemen Ia obtain the highest price for their Cast on
Eionng guarantee 10 pay the foioMing SIX
to 81 for Pants Alss Carpets Furniture and Jewelry
between Twentieth and Twenty streets Ladies attend
ed by Mrs Anhalt.
The New York herald., 1862-01-15
MEDICAL.

A FFLIcTED REsToRED-IGEoRANCE EXPOSED
aud New York Medical Adviser and Marriage Guide
ignorant Of the OF their III health who have been
disappointed in their physicisns Of the most certain and
Ss I$sssy street, pExfEE Co. is Sss.sa street, ana
PERFECT CURE IS gUARAYTEED-A RADICAL
"A always eaecied By d.. wAKDl2 Lasht street
Cures also economically, in half tie usual tune.
College SFw 4 YORK.
London can be consulted with the most honorable
a asars % ss d b. V & Sp 70 cnf In s. s
rsas e Ip'rnecs r at No. City Hall place Sundays from Ii
~ Broadway devote. hnsclf to .pecc diseases Of pri
hospital prsstCe q than twenty years garcs war.
rsa spcc aS s ss pSq % wsn
by mail. Combinations free from A. NJ to isf. NJ
DR y; A IARRow lea BLEEoKER STREET., FOUR
%ss w's g% q III e sendsa
nR. WARD rs TREATING ALL DISEASES OF re.
s' wsrS % aSss oss sr9s q p
nR POWERS. WITH DIR. WARD, Il LAIGHT STREET.
sfs s:o spsssy sqd Female
h. attention e disss sss & Of sersin class 10 which he
when aud nf1 al o,SPP ,SSP Sares
ps he and ns sss
ss oa s boos u 'i: . ass
to absorb unless the remedy is used VIAL aud
not BE- obtained genuine anywhere than a. the old oce No
eDvson street. Beck for nothing that treats Of the effects
Of early abuse.i aI Ntil 80 s1lA7'
Il RALPH NJ D-OFFICES 1s9 CROsBY sfEEET
- corner OF Houston Hours IL TO and till z. M
NEW MEDICAL, BoOK.--"DR. BosTWICK'S GREAT
~ Work The Scxual system, Nervous Debility, youthful
lndfcretoni WITH Hts eiore and Alter Marriage, expos.
ing Qusckery dc dc Itis Without doubt the iosl cfp
truthful be aad these subjccs shouiH
be the hands Of every family every young man and
woman A the land, Mailed by H. Warner, No 4 yssey
street; QodfrfyA Sgt 81 toa6way, and by Dr. BOsTWiCR
at hs oce % East Twelfth street. six doors oil BroAa
way srrice$h t.nsA' ta HINNVs \
DRoFBssoR REsTEtI i6s CHAMBERS srREEr CAN
l. be conslited ssusua, or by letter &c b0xy352 Boston
o0lcc. No. Hsrrscn avenys
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pRoFBssoR REsTEiL i6s CHAMBERS STREET, CAN
L be consIled ssusual orby letter to 4352 Boston
oIlcc, No Harrison svenyS
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CTEAM TO LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW AND LIVER
- pool-Thc Montreal Steamship Compeny's first class.
full powered Clyde built steamer BOHEMIAN, Captain
Baantine carrying the Canadian ard United States mails
wf sail from Porand next saturday January 49, Rates Of
daon $50 and S66 seersge found with good proylsions
$780, Certificates issued for bringing from all
the principal towns In Great Britain and Ireland low
rates For passage apply at 23 Broadway, New York.
SABEL SEARIiE, General Agents.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-03-26
Abolition Movements,

We learn from the New York Even.
ing Post that Senator Wilson's bill pro.
yides that the United States Govern
ment will pay the States of Maryland
and Delaware $3.50 for each slave they
will emancipate. There are 10000
slaves in those States, and the bill,
therefore, calls upon the psople of the
North for about NINETY TWO MILLIONS
OF DOLLARS, if those States should ac-
cept the proposition, and set free the
slaves. II anything could reconcile
us to this unconstitutional and ofen>
sive scheme, it would be an amendment
that the free negroes should all settle
IN Massachusetts and become part of
Senator Wilson's constituents!
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CADlZ OHIOa WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26 1869

said Mrs. Morgan, smiling, as Mr.. Beeb.
went towards the store. ..ar f 3.
Charles was putting things carefuIls back
into the window when Mr.. Besbe went in
and the old gentleman seemed to think
that Mrs. Morgan was right. Duriusi the
day Charles made himself use ful in various
ways; he was naturally bright. setive boy.
and now gratitude to Mr.. Beebe, and the idea
of benefitling his mother, made him work
with double energy.
Mr.. Beebe began 10 wonder how be ever
got along without him. He soon earned e.
nough to make bis mother comfortable, and
his truth and honesty made him respected
By all who knew him.
Mother" said Charley one evening as
they were sitting down to tee, and plate OF
hot biscuit was smoking between glass dish
OF sauce and plate OF smoked beet neatly
shaved, "mother, The best days, business I
ever did was breaking Dir. Beebe,s window. -
mo Charles, the lest was owning up 10 it
honestly, and mot being afraid to tell the
truth" efss4tssiz s-
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Newbc.Mc, N. G.. C:.ptnred.

BALTIMORE, March 49, fIe steamer Com
modore arrived this morning, direct nom til,
Burnside Expedition, and reports ihs capture
OF Newberne, Nor,h Carolina, and the do
feat Of the enemy, and the capture Of large
quantity Of Artillery. alter a hard iough'
battle. 4 M
Our loss at Newberne is about ninety
killed, and four hundred wounded. Our ner,
displayed great bravery.
A bearer OF dispatches from Gen. Burn.
side LEFT Immediately Ior Washingtou.
We lost about one hundred killed and
four hundred wounded, mos ly Of the New
England reg gments. Rev. @. M. Benton
was among the killed, and Major Legsnder,
5)st New York Volunteers, mortally wound
ed. Lieut.. Col. Merritt, of the 23d Massa-
chusetts, and Adjt. +. A. Stearns, OF the 2lst
Massachusetts, Of Amherst, were also killed.
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A $4,000 .Ju.ig ss.ens.

We learn that Mr.. Barber, last week
in trial for personal damages sustain
ed in the Iberia Riot. headed by the
Rev, MIR. Gordon, now in the Cleve-
land Jail, and others, in the summer Of
1860, obtained Judgment for $4,000
against five of the rioters. There are
seven yet to be tried. We regret that
we have not q full report of the trial.
Il is said to have been interesting in
the highest degree. Ralph Leete, Esq,
OF Lawrence county, (Mr. BARRIERS res
ldence,) and Judge BARLEY, of Mans
field, engaged in the prosecution
[Crisis. ~.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-03-26
New IImInpshlre ELECTIONS.

The full returns are not quite al
given, but the result shows that though
the Democratic candidate, Mr.. Starke
is defeated, yet Berry, the Republican
p has nothing to brag Of. Out of some
10000 votes given the Democrats cast
$4,000 votes-Berry having little
over 81, 900, and a middle candidate
Il one or two thousand. F7 rs
This shows nearly one half the vo-
! ting population of New Hampshire to
be true and faithful to the old land
marks Of the Constitution, and the
principles that made us great, pow
erful and prosperous nation. If a
New England State can show such a
vote as this, in the very hot-bed of
Abolition, church politics, and all the
isms that SOW the seeds of moral and
political destruction, what ought the
people of the West do, who are less
under the rule of the fanatical orders?
~ The vote of New Hampshire, under
.aall the circumstances, is the most en-
couraging sign we have seen from the
East since the war commenced, for
the true test is now being made. /
Had the New Hampshire soldiers,
now in the Army, been allowed to vote,
the Democratic Governor would, prob
ably, have been elected. An informal |
vote was taken in one of the New I
Hampshire Regiments to test their po>
litical preferences, and the result was. |
forStarke, Dem, J 1852; Berry, (Rep. j
l3l; Wheeler, Ind.,) 4S. These Abo-
litionists are great patriots, truly
They make the ''butt ends of the Army
thieves, butnot the true soldier. Cri~
sis. @
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WAsHtSeroN, March 1s

AahihoEON, MaTcn 40.
SENATE MIR. Fessenden, from tn,
committee IN Finance, reported back the L..
dian appropriation bill, without amendment
Mr. Fessenden offered tho following reso
luton;
Resoloed. That the Secretary of Navy fur
nish tie Senate with copies Of all contracts
with Il L. Stevens for f,ating battery; oil
3d. statement Of all payments and advance.
cn said contracts, and the report of the com.
missioners apr ointed to examine said bat
terry.
Mr.. Sumner Introduced bill to remove ali
disqualificalions of color in carrying the
mails. Referred
Mr. Wilson OF Mass. from the Military
committee, reported back the JOINT resolution
authorizing the President to assign tn, com
ma q Of troops in the same field, without re
gard 10 seniority, with an am ndment strik-
ing out the portion giving the Presiden; pow
er to dismiss from service. The amendment
was adopted and the resolution passed.
On motion OF MIR. Trurnbull. the bill 10
provide Tor special proceedings on captured
properly. and for the better admir- istration
ofthe prizs law, was taken up and passed.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Starke OF
Oregon, that papers, etc, in re eierence TO the
loyalty ofMr. Starke be referred TO tho Ju
dietary committee. was taken up.
Mr. Hale thought tina question was already
settled and hoped the Senate would spend
no more time upon 1t.
Mr Howard wanted to know II the sana-
tor from Oregon, (Mr. s srke) intended 10 90
into an investigation Of the question.
Mr. Starke said he ofis,sd the resolution
in order to show that be had nc indisposi.
ton to meet the charge of disloyalty any.
where; but he (Starke) had no intention of
being hisown prosecutor.
Alter further discussion by Messrs Hale,
Browning, Howard, Trumbull and Howe,
MIR. Wilkinson moved to lay the resolution
OF Mr.. Slarke ON the table. The motion was
to by yeas 3, nays 35- Yeas
Messrs. Hale, Salisbury and Wilkinson
Mr.. Trnmbull moved Ia amend the resoiu-
tion SO as to make it referable to select
committee Of five. The motion was carried
The resolution was then adopted--yeas 81
nays 8. Nays--Messrs. Bayard, Hale and
salisbury. aa as
Mir. Clark introduced bill to furnish
clothing and supplies to the SAILORS and men
on board tbs sloop.oEwsr Cumberland, 'T''
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-03-26
Amsi-Free N.gro i.ea.,io,,s.

. 1t estimated that there are already
10000 names to the petitions sent to
the Legislature against making Ohio
a harbor for free negroes. Push on
the petitions. There was vote in the
House on Monday on an amendment
to y resolution testing this very free
negro question. The vote stood thirty
FIVE yeas, tl,irty-fve nays! This shows
that the popular move is reaching mem
bers.--[ Crisis, March 19.
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Dn,,ger AI,e..,s 3, + rnnrc.

Among the latest items Of news from
Z France we find the following:
'se About two thousand worknen proceeded
to the Place do Ia Bastille on the 24ih, but
when attempting 70 march round The Col
uihn ofJuly, zero dispersed by the police. -
There was no resistance or outcry, and the
men sought cons 'lalion in tho vine shops"
sd Food is hishi in France and employ
ment scant, and but i'll remunerated, d
state Of things which cannot exist long
without threatening the destruction Of
the French Government. The French
are always revolutionary when they
are idle and in want of food Gin.
Eng.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-03-26

6rlbrper's Weekly recently gave q
splendid engraving descriptive Of the Mexi-
can victory oyer the Spanish troops at the
National Bridge. II now turns out that
there never was battle there at all. That
Is as good as the spirited engraving last fall
In one Of the piotorials, Of the Federal forces
rushing in columns over the brids ~ Edwards
Ferry, when It turned out there was not !
bridge over the Potomac within twenty miller
OF the spot.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-03-26

N Prentiss thinks il IL no more than righ,
that men should seize Time by the iorelock
for herude old fellow, sooner or later, pulls
all their hair out. afAt4e4
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-03-26

gt fATHIoTfsM lLLusvhATEp. --Simon Cam.
eron's son u said to have made nearly mil
lion Of dollars out Of contracts Tor horses,
beef ETC.. a brother In law OF Gideon
Welles has pocketed cool hundred thou
sand dollars from commissions on the bur
chase OF yessels! g9 ger-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-03-26

0J-The New York Chamber cf Commcrce
has passed q resolution, charging the ,Naysl
Department with "cuipable neglect" in NOT
preparing Id Hampton Roads, or tho better
reception Of the Merrimac VI. sss
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-03-26

.-- 81 Had there never been q cloud,
there had never been q rainbow.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-03-26

0J-It Is said that the ancestors OF both
Jefferson Davis and Alex. u. Stephens were
rom North Killingly. Connecticut, r
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-03-26

Who y the longest lived MANI,
The shoemaker; he i ever lasting.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-03-26

or Pleasuros while they- flatter = man,
sting him 70 doath, ~ u f''
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-03-26

Or Why Isl FOOLS speech like poor man u
pcckst2 Aps.--Bacsuse Il wants ssnss,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-03-26

/ What poet dp miners value most2 Colo
ridge,