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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-20
LATEST-Via Londonderry.


prRLIy, 7tb.--Yesterday, in the Chamber Of Dep
utiea, on motion made for minute specification OF
the Budget, by specific statement OF the principal
items of income and expenditure, based upon he
details Of the Administration. The Minister of FL.
nance declared it questionable whether the Govern.
men wac still possible after the acceptance Of snch
motion; whether theiy possibility OF conducting
Affairs could he undertake. and whether the propoa
ton was rot m encroachment upon tie Exeeutivas
I Re motion was adopted by III 10 l43.
CAssEL March The Eiecior has intrusted the
present Minister OF Fo' eign Affairs, Dir. Goddans,
with he formation OF a Jew Ministry.
UAMBrRG March o.-'Ihe report Is confirmed tnax
France, Eagland, and Sweden have insisted upon
Denmark observing the treaties OF 1871 and 3d.
These Powers consider the German and Danish dis
mite ~ An internal matter between Germany and
Denmark.
TrRv. March 6.-At recent interview between
Ganbalb ana Ralazz long conversation took place
rosreciing the army katazz: adGlted tbe necessity
OF a complete reorganization, and Ganbaldi prom
ised his assistanCe.
The Danger o. an expedition of Volunteers mas
disappeared. -.:..,,-
RaiaZZ has expressed his intentIon OF erefgetie'J
opposing hostile demonstrations.
The Pore "a IN the Italian provinces.
CoNsrASrNoPLE, harch 6-1be commercial
treaty with tire United States has been signed.
A treaty between the Porte and lsiem hoS been
agreed uiOus
There is considerable agitation IN Bulgaria among
ire Greeks and Bulgarians. Two thousand two
hundred Bulgarans had given 10 adhesion to the
Greek Archbishop, VINO has seeded TO the Boman
Chur,b, OWING 20 the intolerance Of the Greek
Patriarch.
Ibe etot major Of the army bad dlulnlsheo
without prejudice TO active service.
Fusd Posha has decided 10 restore 20 foreign ON.
GERS their Suppressed pensions.
SHANGHAE, sd JGn.-Sbanghae has been invested
by tie Rebels.
The Consnls Of the Allied Powers have issued Q
proclamation declaring Shsnghae under their pro-
lection. Re-enlorcements have been sent 10 Shap8-
hse.
SAIGON. 93.h January.-Vresh disturbances have
broken out ia Gunbodia. The Siamese Governments
baye sent lnrge naval and military force against
the insurgents.
CAN1oN, Feb. Tea active md unchanged. Tho
toial export, are 80, COZ, 051 10. Exchange 49,.
SHAEGHAE, Jan. 23--Ies active and advancing.
silk No. 3 Tsstlees. $40 TO 800. Settlements for
tho fortnight, 4,0Jo. ExpOrts, 5000. Exchange,
500.
CAIcurTA, Feb. 15.-Iudigo active and un-
changed. Copper, nothing doing. SaltIeter active
ard savand e. lnseed quiet. Exchange, 2iOt.
FTe'gh's improving.
MELBOURNE, Jan. 25--Trsde quiet.
sYDAEY, 2isl.-Makets firm, but little doing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-20
ARRIVAL OF THE TRANSPORT ATLANTIC.

ARRIVAL OF THE TRANSPORT ATLANTIC.
Tie United S.stes steam transport Atlantic Ed
ridge, Pos Royal :. C., lGtl inst, p. III, cotton
and passengers 10 y. d. IompiLB u. $. Quarter
MASTER aud the U. s. steam transport Marion Phil
lips same place. IGlh inst, a. H.. in ballast arrived
on Weluegisy morning.
The Atlantic brncs
rs bales gi1ued ; J. Cotton
J.5 bsrs ureirncd (. !. Cotton.
- bs'cs florida Upland Co on mirror psn0io,te -
hide. - " BOOKS 10 Hiram Barney, Collector Pon
PAsssNozRs--,frs Senator Harlan. Wis J ". Fs.bcs
ef0 Boslon daG.; Augustine Hurd esq. do ". b. Bs
con, do +. q. Brooks DO; Capt james " Wsuen 41tn
H. y Regiment; Csp.. Carleton, 81 H H. Regiment; = j.
Howe. Bosoa Mass J. NcCleilau go y. y LOUIS Bar
rev N r., Ont T.. g. sargen. .ia..achosstts Cay-ry ;
Lieut.. ". Milo DO. Csp.. Cogswe 5h Conn r. LIEUT.
j.. r. Biug iaIn. Fo!. hug. j. H. Wright NassHchusetts
H. Cls nee trookly, l. H. Wing J8f1sics H'als Aa.a I
Gooldca Vol Eng Thee. r. Dav artist .pond Pit
fa-rcrs Weekly; "a. fid1ae j. 4. Reed. j. %. laale T.
81 IT, Pulft; Crri Rerslod gth Penn Re imrlf. Lieut.
{. Lorog d. = li o. M Bod. T.. 8. NJ Peter McSamor
Z - h0y j. Nic's fufser d.; John T.
d eraon, Puiser Z. > steamer Winfield scout e. g. sri
Pun steamer Seg o. tie 5ouh Usit H. sor ash Ienn
Regt Lieut. T. J. Lefs Lieut. D. Martin l7th = y
Rect + B.McKrnchie Brooklyn j. h. Nooio. a n Adlfn
u, tiifke. l.. s. " {. CauYe.. Llrt. J. III behlg slA
y. j. neg. Litut 5cErocer. DE-; Lieut. iede 81, g. W
Holne' 10th Penn. Reg apt Lniug. .Hh y hest SA
bs.i0wi ID. q. Cole. 4sb g II ke.ti j. " sherman and
Capt Lodge Of ak Fanny Esier prisoners to u. = Marsha
AMI o. ~ sleeTagc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-20
THE NEWS BY THE GLASGOW.

Tie following s Il summary Of the news taken ont
BY the steamship Glasgow;
The steamship Hansa broke down on the 18th OF
March, but reached southampton safely.
There was no news Of the steamship City OF Bal
tmore when the Glasgow left Liverpool and size
was week overdue. :
Mir. Layard stated in the House Of Commons, ~
reply to inquiries, that officer OF the oun'e'i
named Myers accompanied bya M II9;nis0A "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-20
IRON FORTRESS MONROE.
foHfRrss hOHFOT Tuesday, March l8
Via baltimore, Mach ~, 1909.

fonTRrs8 hONfOs Tuesday, hAth 10,
Via Baltimore. Mach ~, IDo1 }
The cleaner from Old Point has arrived but brings
no news Of importance.
by the gunboa, scota, a, Fortress Monroe, we
have dates from Ship Island to March 3. The Pen
sacoa arrived there on tho 9th ult also the store
ship National Guard.
The Niagara loft for parts unknown on the 80
instant, and tho Hartford was getting Up s,sarO to
follow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-20

Tho Bail mas have reached Englend, b.. their
news has already been partially telesraphed.
Bueuos Ayres Was quiet, Gnd peace it was ex-
pcc,od " ould be fully restored by tho end OF Feb
rulry.
The probability Of war between England and
America had restricted operations in produce.
Operations IN coffee were limited. owing 10 eX-
,reme prices, which bud advanced from JJl 10 IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-20
PROBABLE CAPTURE OF BEAUFORT, n. {

The Commercial Adceriiscr says:
When our correspondent left Nevbern on Sun
day, II wac understood that All expedition would
leave TIE following day for Beaufort, n. &.
The expedition was intended 10 be sufficiently
strong 10 overcome all opposition. The town ID but
80 miles from Newbem, AMI we entertain no doubt
Of the snccess Of the attach. In that the Nash
Vile has probably been captared at last.
We violate no confidence Ia announcing this
movement, our correspondent having obtained the
consent q Cen Burpsde 70 its publication"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-20
ITALY.

TIE list Of the new Ministry per the Glasgow,
was no. quite accurate. katazZi, in addition 30
taking tle folio for Foreign Affairs takes that 1l'o
OF ,bs Interior. al iatr,m. g. de Corioya il Mn
lister OF Justice and II. Pcieiti siiniser OF Wax.
Victor Emai1 was received at Milan, on Tie 9TH
inst, very Enthusiastically.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-20
Purser j. C. Hammond Of the Sciota, belonging TO
Harrisburg Pa, accidentally sbot himself dead
THE NEWBERN BATTLE.

PmADrLPHi, Wednesday, March 10 1859.
Sergeant-Msjor lredell Of the Pennsy lvauia 5lst
writes that, after taking tie enemys batteries on the
left Of the defenses of Newbern, with the bayonet
The 5st was the first regiment to plant its colors in
the enerlY'e irirfnchmenir.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-20

Late advices say thai The instruction AZ Nauplia
was uted 70 q small area.
serious engagement took place there between
no rebels and royal tooOps. Contributions bad
been imposed on the inhabitants Of tho town.
Tho King had demanded The institution OF 4 coun-
ell o. war 10 Judge the rebel soldiers.
Cour. festivities have bo.n suspended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-20
PORTUGAL.

Tie Minister for Public Works, n. Hertra, has
resigned The new Cabinet commands small ma
jori,y in The Chamber Of Deputies, but can scarcely
count as much on the Peers.
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RUSSIA.

Cen Philipson, Curator of the University Of th'
District OF 81. Petersburg, who played pr)mineu
part during tue recen! student disturbances, has oecI
removed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-20
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

IIyERPOOL CoTrON MARKET, Iuarsday.-The
II Cotton fs three days have been i0Oc bses incui
ug2O to specaa.os snd exporters The market is dali add
dlwnwwd with decline Of ia 3D.
TRADE R.p0gr-pne sdyces from Manchester favor.
able the market FOR goods sut vans being am.
LIVERPOOL DREADsrUFFs MARKETs.rhe Bread
snas msyse generally dgnsr, with ssighi advance tsr
ous crcuals reports FLOUR upward With advance Of SD
Cd Per blnsl quotation are p 6e-ai MHEAr trmer ard
partially sl,sne. t2t yer Sen.a ned wt yv hSGh9;
S3ic TO- CogN Gim, and holders densod Al advances
LyrRpoor PRoyIsIos MARKEr.--The Provision
nasae. quiet and steady. Beef soady PORK duh Bacon
aa.se bn downward Lard quiet aud sseaSy Iaow steady
LUsRiooI PRoDucE MARKEr.-Asles quiet and
ealv. sugar arm Rice quiet Coffee inactive. Lnse~d
on i'm ESQ o. Hl,in inactive At y for common Spirits
LoSDov, 6th.-BnEADsUFFs have an upward
To- oracy s GAR cute. AVID steaay. CORES hrni TIA
quit and seady RIGS downward. TALLow hrn at t3.s.
iI,stFp ON hfmer at35A
LoSDoN MONEY MARKET, Thursday.-ConsoIe
closed % g3i fir money.
AXrn1cAY SgcURuIrs.--The market il upward,
i,-'ons have advanced Illinois Central Shares, 80
LATEST MARKETS.
ItvrgPooL Tth.-C0tiOA-Ph sales OF the week
f9at up 30 hstl Including GoJ 70 sre,uator ard Sooo
o. exposs The npket T. irregular and duh, the sdves
ror Anonca ciuias decline 81. 1he sles to-day Ed
tayl only 5000 bses market c sing dl nd down
w.e % ae oowing groie9is uIeshs, ar 5i ID
nri- frir ia d. nh6nf i2ld The total stock in port
Is $50 00 bates Inclusive Of loo co hsss Of Aneicsn al
he lsirs-hIeacs,aas ase easier "le1' s'''' 49,
Pror'i.ore-Thc Provision market is duh Bacon Nv
DE- lfnrE -, ., oqt n,
IoSDoY, Fnday.--Cousol, closed aI ''i '''
American stocks buoyaa Ilno. Central I.
Ehs 3li 3l,. New-Yofk csniIaL "@'' 'A'"''' '"''''
rs ti, H. "a, Rank Of Eugand has decreased @''vV.
s.zsz=,--rsasss-e.rz'...>-s
DEATH OF THcyAs G. WHITEHEAD.-inomas
Gu. wbitehesd well-kuown and greatly re-
snoced LAWYER of this city died at the residence OF
~ - the Rev. Charles Whitehead, at Ono
hnnSrod and.ffty fifth street, on Sunday morning
.st in The thirty.third year OF his age. Mr.. White
hsad was a member Of the law firm OF Stewart
whitehead g. Stewart, and had been for teu yeau1
oast in the active practice of bis profession. Hs
funeral took place yesterday afternoon in bis fa1hers
church at Washington flights. He was unmarried
and had always resiled with bis parents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-20
LATER FROM GEORGIA And FLORIDA,

The Expedition Up the St. Johns River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-20

, oUrsng Of shells bad set fire 70 the dry leavei
Sn 'n1 s'Oqho aad tho woods were burning Ia ever,
80 49, i.nont were made to remove the wounded
Y Co., 'e Name should reacn them, ard nearly an
,.S toneI 70 Places q safety. Several ycr. after
49, '''"4 " secluded spots, some OF them sdl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-31
Osl)R 11e& 7sa1fa
BURLINGTON,
FRIDAY MORNING. JtG. s.l-..

The publication Of cln-ils.l]ls co.,
pond-nos between GOV. Andrew Of Massa
cius IT,, Gen. Butter, and the War Depart
ment, czcit,s DO little attention IN Massl-
causci;s, and VIII not pass unu1ticod
elsewhere. The public has been aware that
there has been some eutanglcmcut. cryss
purpose, OF want Of harmony, between tie
parties above named. which has embarrassed
the getting ready, getting commissioned.
and getting oF the Butler Brigade.
Ten Butler viii hardly escape ccnsurc by
the public for sOmo things in has course.
while il is evident that the want Of a steady
aud consistent course Of proceedings at the
War Department has lain at the root of the
whole difficulty. Inconsistent and even
conflicting directions have proceeded from
the same authoritY-sometimes almost at
the same time. Probably this arose not
from any sinister intention, but from haste,
forgetiulness, and desire to suit the wishes
of every one. The revelation, If it is an
index 10 what has been the course in regard
to other branches and fields Of the service
will g frther to explain and justify to all
the change in the Sscretaryship Of war, than
the political reasons which have .cceiTed /
prominence in the =reculalious Of many IN /
that subject;
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THE ERUPTION OF yEsUyIUs.

We are indebted 10 gentleman now IN
Naples tor the following deeply interesting
account of tho present eruption Of Yesu-
yius -
MAPLE, HoILL u'A-EEIQuE, Dec. IS, 1851.
About o'clock on Sunday morning, the orup-
tion commCnced, Just over TeIre del Gfeco. about
ouc-.0IIth of the as-ent from the base of the
mountain. TleEe were several c1plosions and
GLORIOUS jets ct fame proceeding f!ou six open-
irgs il the earth. On Sanjay evening tee erup-
tion assumed very imposing sppearanoe-stonss
Of great magnitude were ejected, red hot, 10
height Of at least $50 feet. The lava commenced
flowing about IL o'clock On Sunday morning, and
destroyed several houses aad villas at 1crre del
Greco.
The eruption subsidsd shortly afterwards, but
about five O'Clock on Monday evening the 9th
inst, a still more awful and violent one broke
out iTom the apex Of the mountain, just at the
side Of and within the circle around the great
crater. lac red-aot stones, which were Of vast
size and great number, could bo seen rolling
down tic eide Of the cone, and 60 far as nv own
observations and that OF others enabled mo 10
| collect they were thrown upwards Of two hun
dred ieet above the crater.
15e Increasing darkness aided tie eject. To-
ward morning tHis new eruption also subsidod.
and IRON thence until Tuesday the I7th inst.
with the exception Of occasional columns Of
smoke, the mountain sluubere1. About four
eioeE' cn tnat day, many violent shocks, re-
senoling bolo2-1ilent, we're heard and shortiy
after an immense volume OF dense smoke, com
bined with ashes, cindsrs, and fine sand, com.
meaeed to issue from the top Of the mountain,
and continued, with occasional imnerse lurid
Jets OF Haues, uEtl oslyck tust e7rui1s.
Many eno-CCGs st0-es vlro tt.oga u ed acr
a. tAe nEse nas=ss s1srsnGc1 = -,i5-al- 5ccs-o
II few ui-Ctos -efclseEt. Ihe,r surface SD
indenteo outlines and ths continued out-,oarirs
fumes, became tiotei With al tee rich shades 70
pecaliaT 10 Italian sunsets. All seemed inssses
of hre Great quantities Of sand fell there and
lar beyond IT l have some found there in my
possession; it is singularly hesTy-s very dark
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-31
Tour Army Correspondence
FROM THE EIGHTH REGIMENT.

BRATTLEB0Ro', Jan. p, lst2.
Nasrs. Editors Of the Frss Press.
The sth Regiment Of Vermont volun-
teers are now encamped herc-the last Company
having arrived this afternoon. This Company
vas rc'rlited ~ LunenbpTsh, IL the sparsely
settled ooInty Of Esse1 and was conseg neatly
little behind the others; but its appearance fully
male up for is lateucrs. They came upon the
ground lust snsr Dress Parade, when the soldiers
already in camp we're at leisure, and s;tired
in their showy uniforms. Tbs ground vas also
crosdei with speotators frcn the town Many
we're nc doubt, rosiy to laugh and jser al the
tzttered and soiled garments Of the newcomers,
Jiaed sni worn by their long journey-but as
they marched down the parade ground, all such
feeling were changed to pride and admiration.
and when -bsY arrived before their quarters. and
the vcri halt wa given, they were surrounded
by c--wd Il nearly thousand psrsons-most Of
them brother saljieJs who, es if moved by com
nicn inuulze, greeted tho Es,e1 bcys With loud,
lins sui oft repeated cheer. Ihis warm velccu.
seemed 10 make them f,rret their fatigue, and
they entered upon their fr-, camp duties with
ready win
Nor is this only company here, roinz'latls fer
TIE t-osd-shouIdorcd, tall and robust iaouu.siu.
eer- in its ranl= The great amount OF sioLuct,
On the Potomac, among Vernon. trocys. has
s1cEn that macy Of the ncr .tculI not have been
s:,sr;sl Is recruits, AM it is uuIcr.tccI tha,
Col. Tbcmas has betr very '.ri:t IN irspc- Ing
bis nea, vAich Nil IN Tltt account f1s the rhyd.
cal AZ pcaraucs Of his regiment.
Il is we'll known that tho lac, LcSi.lature au.
:lcril-d the raisias of two bat.crics TO be cen.
neeted with this r,siasuL ILeso have both been
raised, and one Of them. under Capt ssylcs. has
tcsu at camp Chase" in Lowell, Ma, for tho
la-; four uesL1, III company with a battery frun
Maine and ous from Massachusetts, receiving
drill and Instruction from competent oGi,rs. The
other battery is eucamlel here. and commanded
by Capt Duncan, who vas for Il years in tho
famous Sherman Battery, sai BY Lieut.. Eebari,
a. aec1ITHshcl graduate Of Scrvieh, and pho
has se,H service under Frerou: il oue O. the
Western Artillery Companies. They have three
e-pounders from ths State Arsenal. 70 practice
with, and the State nay espec. ,hn, THE branch
of the sth to give sood account q itself
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-31
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
by order o.. the President.

VERMONT AND BosToN TELEGRAPH Co.-At
the Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF
the Vermont and Boston Telegraph Company
held IN Burlington, Jan. %, 1861, the toll
lowing Board OF Directors were elected for
year ensuing
b. p. Cheney, Boston, Mas
q. W. Benedict, Burlington, Vt.
Wendell I. Davis, Greenfield, Mas.
II. L. knowles, rotsdam. y. I.
Mahlon C5ttrill, Montpelier, st.
y. x. Stafford, White River Junction, VI.
e. q. Bsneiict, Burlington, VI.
e. ". Gates, " bite River junction, Vt.
William Robertson. Montreal, { {.
OFFICERS T0R IHg sSsUiNG rEAs.
q. e. BESEDIcT, PreHde-f
o. W. BSEDicr, Trs1tprr,- 17d SecrdGry.
G. w. G,rrz, W. r Junction, W., Super
'7tcTdc7i.
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New, rsyS Mzzr,o to tho 10Th iust., is

NEws IkJg MEyr,o to tho 10Th INST, is
that
Vera Cruz Wa, surrounded inlandward,
and was almost bcsciged. No vegetables or
fuel reach the city, and many articles Of
prime necessity were sadly needed. Many
Spanish troops were sick, and there were
many dcseriiJns Great fears Of an attack
on Vera Cruz were felt.
The English, French and Spanish flags
wave over the Castle, the French and English
fleets having arrived. There was considerable
dlscOutent among the French and English at
tAe want Of courtesy in the advance OF the
allied expedition not having hOisted the three
a4gs ut first Three thousand u n ere 10
make a sJr,ie toerdeivdr 10 clear the envlrous
of the city, that the markets might be sup
piled with fresh provision.
An American vessel. the Beautiful Star,
arrived at era Cruz with 1900 guns, and
5000 pounds of powder, for the Mexican
Republic. This was seiz.d by the Spanish,
as was also a small lot Of srms, aboard the
brig Puebla. More was expected and would
be cunfscatci.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-31

NJ. CAgLRoS' S CoHFiEgAIIos.-Ih Wash
insion correspondent Of the New York Ere.
Post says
The long debate II executive session of the
Senate, upon the motion to oorfrm the uomina-
tion OF Mr.. Gamer ss Minister to Russia, has
been very generally Misunderstood throughout the
country. One journal here has charged that Sen
ator Iruubull led on tho opposition 70 Mr.. Cam
eron, which is far from true. Quite number Of
seaators-iogrteen in sil-voted against the nom.
instion With honest motives. For taking this
course they have been severely criticised In come
quarters, trough it is fact that the number H.
euced some OF the Oldest we'll as ablest mem bers
OF sens E. The opposition to the confirms
t.oa arose from no personal hostility to the late
Secretary whatever, but was dictated by hiyh
Considerations Of public duty. To these senators
the reply returned by Mr. Car crcu % the Senate
!eT dsys aso, tia, 20 bad usv,. made oontrscts.
SCt -s- 1eit tie toaas CT TO diEsrert bureaus
rcsro1si5-e Io- tcec. was &c. satisfactory. irss-
Inec az y Is deried by r-cre than c-e CT the esn
tenen ALLUDED to-.he heads Of bureaus-thst
they have always, Of thei- orn free will, decided
between rival contractors. Iu more than one case
orders came from either tie Secretary or his as.
sistant to give contract to a particular appIi.
cant.
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Persons often lack courage to appear as
good as they really are.
He who can suppress moments anger
may prevent many days of SORROW.
Those that would bo kept from harm
IN ust keep out OF harms way.
IL Is better 10 bo the credit OF u mean post
then tho shamo Of hI;h ono.
We diminish the power Of enjoyment by
too rigid devotion 70 the neans.
"l'm avins change Of air as eockney
slid when he put on a new wig
PRAY, madam, what makes YOU 90 ecdatel,
"Oh, have taken a sedatIve.'
II tell you, wife, have got the plan all
in my head. ""Ah, then it is in a nutshell
Never communicate your affairs 70 one
who seems anxious 10 lcarn them.
Economy is no disgrace it is better living
on li.tls than OUTLYING great desl
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7 7 Il \
NOT LOST FOR EVER.

Eoi lost forever though on earth we've parted;
Not lost forever, though we meet no more
They 10 not wander lone and broken hearted
he see ICsven's radisnoe on the further shore
Not lost forever : every gentle token,
That mrmory vius me from the far away.
1nail I'll my soul, though all the ties are broken,
ith tender grace that never can decay.
Not lost forever ubile around me tpringiug
be violsts weep, the roses blush and bloom
And summer birds, in sumner woodlands singing,
Flcod with soft music al the tranquil gloon.
There viii he meaning in the stars, the Gcuers
i be grand and solemn voices of the sea,
Telling ci happy dreams, and happy hour,
OF life and sunshine, which it caught from thes
Not lost forever thoa shalt still be near me,
Through every future, aud in every cline
" hen cares oppress. OF gentle memories cheer ne,
Thou shalt be with ne, dslrest, all the time
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-01-31

A PROGRESSIVE SECRETARY. Colonel For.
ney Gays Of the Secretary Of War:
Il do not anticipate that Mr.. Stanton will
bs hasty in anything; but believe he will
be progressive. In fact, he has always been
progressive. While a politician he was
progressive, and as lawyer he has been or
iginal, bold and determined. As great ju.
rist said OF him. after hearing his speech on
celebrated occasion, he never addresses aiury
in a great case, but appeals to the Judge, and
makes The LGlr as he gocs on Rest assured he
will make some new points in the manage
ment Of the campaign, aud may rtartle some
Of the old proprictors who were % horri6ed
because General Cameron refused 70 recon-
mend that the var should be conducted on
the rosevateI plan. and that ths liberated
slaves should 20 clothed and fed, and not
permitted 10 f,h, against thsir old oppres-
sOrs ="
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greenish brown in ;coor, no; quite go large in
grain as sea-ssnd. and full Of glitIeTing yellow
particles.
Toward O'clock, the nounisin again assumed
Tranquil aspect. and so continues; but all the
people here, familiar with lts erupiions, concur
one.
Tore del Greco Is nearly destroyed. Houses
which escaped at first have been 60 shaken by
eoneussions ss TO become dangerous for habita-
ton, aud great number Of them are daily cIum-
bling down. Fortunately, only one life has been
lost-i guide, who yentured too near, had the
TOP OF bis head knocked of by a stOns--N. 8.
SnH.