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, 1862-12-20

A CLERICAL BULL.-Rev. Z. H. Pearne,
editor of the Pacific Christian Adrocate,
a politico religious journal published at
Portland, Oregon, is regaling his readers
by publishing, in sections, a thanksgiving
sermon lately delivered by him. This
magnificent production, which, no doubt,
sounded much more sensible than it reads,
is given to the world, as he says. ''at the
solicitation of many who heard it, and he
might have added "lohO knOw has aoeak
point" After an indulgence in sentiments
which even politicians of the Lloyd Garri
son school wolld pronounce black, and
which we will not go aside to quote, he
says:
You have read the instance of the SEN
ator from Connecticut, who in the most dig
nifed and august legislative body in the
world, accepted bribes to the amount Of
scores of thousands of dollars. Did it not
make your blood tingle that when this hor-
rible infamy was brought home upon one
of its members, the body did not at once
and Indignantly expel him from their
midst :"
If any of Connecticut's sons sat ''under
the sound" of the Rev. aspirant's voice,
they must have felt their sblood tingle' at
this horrible bull. No instance is recorded
in history where any Connecticut Senator
ever 'actepted bribes to the amount of
scores of thousands of dollars" We would
recommend for the consideration of ''the
rising orator. the following from Hon.
Joel Parkinson, the distinguished Professor
in the Cambridge Law School. 1t will
only be necessary to substitute political
history for the words constitutional law"
to make the application complete:
Il need hardly say that l respect and
reverence the clergyman who gives evidence
that he duly appreciates the high and holy
mission. And I do not deny to him the
right, at the proper time and in the proper
manner, of discussing important political
principles. But when clergyman assumes
to know more of constitutional law than
those who have spent their lives in the in
vestigation of its principles, he is apt to
exhibit himself an unmitigated ass"
, 1862-12-20
Notice.

4 Ii persons knowing themselves indebted to H.
n HOWARD OR HOWARD q CADY will please make
immediate payment as we wish to close our accounts
with the year HOWARD & CADY.
December 20, 1862. Iva
, 1862-12-20
Notice.

A IL persons having claims against the Pioneer
IN Restaurant are requested to present the same
on or before the 25th Instant, and those knowing
themselves indebted to said restaurant are requested
to make immediate payment
, 1862-12-20
Probate Court.

Probate Court.
The first regular term of the Probate Court of Walia
Walla county, for the year 1868, will be held at the
Court House, in the city of Waa Walla, commencing
the third Monday (tho 10th day of January 1868.
Dec 10, 1852 ltd. B. N. SEXTON, Crk
, 1862-12-20
CAUTION

The public hereby warned against Trusting
John Williams, formerly clerk in the Pioneer Res
taurant, account of said restaurant, as his con-
nectiOh with the establislmentceased on the lst in
staut. TOM WILSON.
Dec. 6, 1862. w3 Proprietor.
, 1862-12-20
For Sale.

TNE Subscriber offers for sale for cash or grain at
Il market rates, the following property:
l SiXMule Team,
12 Yoke of Oxen,
American Draught Horses,
Cows
l heavy Freight Wagon,
l Mule Wagon
Breaking and stubble Plows, Harrows, l Reaping
and Moving Machine, l Horse Hay Rake, Grain
Scythes, Harness, Rollers Yokes, Chains, Carpenters
TOOLS and general collection of farming tools.
LOUIS A. MULLAN.
Walla Walla, Nov. %, 1862. 49tf
, 1862-12-20
DR.. BOATMAN,


4 ATE POST SURGEON at Fort Walla Walla.
IL Office at Franks Hotel, corner of Main and Third
streets. [Dec. 20, 1862. 2ltf
, 1862-12-20

New York, Dec. 5.-The Tribune has the fol-
lowing: Dr. Barney of Baltimore was recently
taken by the rebel pickets near Centerville and
carried to Richmond. He has since returned.-
While there he had frequent interviews with
members of the Confederate Cabinet, and was
admitted into many of the secrets of the rebel
programme Before leaving he was sent for by
Judah P Benjamin, who handed him letters for
Governor Seymour, Fernando Wood, Vallandig-
ham, Sam Cox, Senator Bayard of Delaware,
Reverdy Johnson of Maryland, and number Of
other noted Democratic leaders. In verbal in.
structions given to Barney no terms were asked,
for Southerners told him they would consent to
no terms if not admitted into the Union as equals,
they would not come in at all. What they ask
is, that an amnesty be granted to all military and
civil leaders of the the rebellion so that the cleo
ton of members of Congress can be made
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The Storm,

chicago, Iprd 3.-Thc JouRNNL's Cairo spc-
cial says, iu tie ,lr yesterday morning exit per
sons were blown overheard from the steamboat
Awcricur and drpNncd a fathoat occupied boy a
poor funny was blown away and sunk, tie family
rs'7pius upon a coal barge.
The storm on Wcluc-isv morning was very
severe at Puut Pheasant, Lieut. Moore and one
private uf Company II, ~ Illinois ,.,ary were
Killed, and several Ulcers uud puy.t,s injured by
tiIug trees
earn, ipri2 Tie most ten he tornado that
lHty ut It this luDuNty "r several year. passed
.y,iCairo from thc SDutIw'st At u'ylI,k this NOR
rrg 4 large number oi Transports and st,uutr,. -
y't, torn from tl,ir mU'IuES ou the OHIO lcvco,
l'd blown ACROSS u,' river. The shat, roof Oh. tine
u Charles IIotr, WAS blown III anil completely
demolished. Several rows of uu1,yupcd
barracks were l'yylcd H. tho ground.
Ire steamer Illinois had tuth chmnrys aud upper
cabins torn away IN t." falling OF which four ~
i've hycs we're let. : yeral bargr,, which ", re
used ~ stprshuus,- broke lu',He and Huut % down
M river. Lnrgc Iil,s % government timber on the
ONO l,ycy ~ r. blown into th, r.ypf. The wooden
barracks ut Brl's Point aud Font II 10 we're d,mul-
shed, hut there was Too l.s, o' llr. Much auN ETY.
WV f,lt i.r tie N.,t at Island ~. ~.
vera ttrtmc-s wrr' sCut Town early tismurr-
ing 900 rtuu the damage done. The steamer
P,i'tdr,i liL viii 1T ot re harg,s in tow, driN-
1t down tie river aud sunk m..c below Is ribs
Point Three men w'r" drowned. Captain
carr 10 81 tie steam ~tlIIe Wood htd l,, lruk-
ca. - far as asce't ,iurd the transports a. tie
'cyrr h.td iy. men blown overheard and druv ned.
ut several o., lcsa and AIMS broken. Tine boat
hr ly.E, used asa hospital 1t uui CITY, was
styt rvlt injured
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agreed that when the value or consideration insured
docs not exceed fiOO, the mortgage does lot ex.
coed the same amount, there shall be no stamp duty
imposed.
An amendment was adopted that the stamp duty
on any note cheek, marine AID other specified pro-
tests shall he 20 cents
A proviso also adopted that the stamp duty
on manife-s, ILLS fading and passenger tickets,
provided for in schedule u, shall nYtspp to steam
ships plying between ports in the United Stat's, Tut
o. St. amshiIs plying b,tweeu these ports and TIE
ports Of Brush Nurth America.
An amendment was also adopted that no writ
summons or other process issue1 tyAJ justice a. the
Peace IN any criminal law or equity suit cumiu' a.
ced by the United states or any state sha be suh-
Jet - the payment 81 the stamp duty. The m,dt-
cine schedule was altered a. o. provide that
medicines, cosmetics and perfumcriDs. 3 what. yer
name the same have been, now are or shall Icrcai.
ter be- called " distinguished shall Uay when va
ued % sod at twenty-five cents, tax ~ one cent
Il exceeding hfty cents, two cents hot ,Ncce ling
seventy nv" cots, three cents Mt exceeding one
A. four cents aud for every fty cents ur ftt"-
tunai part thereof over and above one dollar two
cents; Paying cards are T. be taxed twenty cents
pack.
Tie consideration u the income section OF the
hill' passed over yesterday, was now re-umed
An amendment was adopted including the toic-
graph sas aud express companies or corporal .un4
under the Income duty. IL was also pr viIed that
cstimrted, and tl,t the duties on incomes shall .
payable Ola nr be- IRE the Both OF june. t~63 aud in
cnrh year thereafter, uutl and including tie year
-it aud no longer Auuuy the observation-disclosures
made wa, That fits at all lcscriUtu us when made
up should pay duty Of three per ccutIm dd "a
tOrsn.
All The sections were acted upon executing the
~" =, hitting T. appropriations, snd allowances aud
The committee rose, aud tie House adjourned.
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Eight or ten barrels Of our are among the frs, re.
| ceipts.
The travel over the baltimore and Ohio Railroad
is large. The re-openl,g Of the road lie great ad-
vsntage.
Several members Of the English nobility have
arrived here 10 lo'k At the war.
large number Of British officers Just from Car
ada, are now in Washington making efforts W &C
company cur army, under Gen. N Dwell
Tie Commission 1u State Prisons will commence
their session a, tie Finh Avenue Hotel, Ncv York
CITY next Monday Amer completing their bust
ness uers they will proceed g. Byston.
The bill which passed the senate tday, FOR the
emancipation Of slavery in tie District II c lumhis
was intr'ducodly Senator Wilson, on tie 10th q
December, and reported back from TIE Committee
for the District on the coth Of February, with
amendments, which Lowtv,r, do not effect tie
principles or plan u emancipation as embodied in
TIE original bin.
All officers engaged IN The recriit'ng service have
he,u ordered t. their rcs.n,nts, aui office given
10 the Governors uf states TT Doc new enlistment.
" ncw iey.cs viii be received until further orders
ifoiA the War Drpartutrf
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Regain, where the ball vas extraoted but her.,
recovery is considered hopeless. II appears
that Norman was keeping company with a..
sister o. Josephine, named Kate, Of whomt
he was considerably enamoured and spent .
large amour, Of money upon her lie was jealous
OF her and last night when he entered the saloon,
and found her absent with another man, as he
thought he shot at her sister, Josephine. in rage.
The surname Of the girls Is said 10 be Crooks but
OF this there ia some doubt as II is well understood
that tins class Of women never psss 10y their roal
names
CHAMBER or CoNNERcE.-The regular
monthly meeting was held yesterday at o'clock.
J.. NJ the President, Mr. J. PERT, In the chair.
Previous to the opening the members were occupied
ia eNa'I'.ng very fine squestan Portrait q Gem
era Scotia Cheputapec, which is TO be presented to
the brave old soldier by the citizens Of New York.
by resolutions appended, It appears the Chamber
has agreed to open subscription ~ raise $4,000
hr TIE purchase OF this historical painting A
drs0 " memoriel 70 the Leg stature was present.
ed praying Tor a reformation In the law by which
the rates Ut Interest should be regulated by the
agreement If the parties.
Mr.. i.-tIus here bruush, forward the subject %
the equestrian portrait Of General Scott above
ierrod ~, aud at giving a history Of the painting
De presented the letter and resolutions mentioned,
and read letter from the General TO the artist. Mr..
Trpye in which he stated that by re,us.t ID s.s.-..
citizen. " yrs,nia he had waved his deterpiussa \
not 1, st for a portrait and sat for tbis thel,
equestrian portrait Of him ever p,ln,ed p.l,
Velium were shown which are PROPOSED t. IA
placed IA public buildings for subscribers names 1,
be entered therein. and when the required sum 4.
obtained t. bind then together and prc,
sent them t. the General. together with tia
letter 10 tie General above alluded to-.
a Committee was appointed by the chair "a rol-
lowsi-L1thcra, Blunt. Garraty, Dolce and stur
gis Mr. samuel n Ruyylas ,gcrcd 81, ssrio,. ,, %.
solutions for the enlargement Of the locks Of tho
Erie and Oswego Canal in order that mail.clal vss-
soils could pa,s through, and thus ensure a moro
eject tal protection L, oar G. ,nmeros HAMA, oc
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Wa'h'HgtoH, Apui 3.-Tbe steamer King
Phillip arrived from the lower river LAST ght lring.
ing w four refugees from Richmond aud west
morelsnd counties, Virginia, VINO came fl from
kiusale on saturday last
They state that tie rebels are pressing every
male between the age Il Is and ~ into the service
and they had been closely hunted ny the press
gangs for a week 90 two.
The rebels have mostly len the neighhorhood "
Lnudon, but few squads Of their cavalry roam
through tho country impressins into the service all
able 10 bear arms.
The refugees give The following "A the rullIng
prices lately m tint vicinity: C.il,e, ~ % per
pound; sugar, 90, fine salt $50 per sack, and t.
BILE salt put W. u BALI gallon sacks, ~ 20 Boots
are 10 be had only iu Frcdericksbur ut 10 % per
pair.
The refugees alao say tHai the late ssccs' papers
state that tbs Federal .oss iu tie late conf IN
tho Merf,msc was i5oO n,oni also that I've su,ttof
t." Monitor hal DO NOR, eject on the siIes of TIE
Mottimno t..u J. % stones.
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'" ''"' 'H"" - '''' '''' .''.'
I|'' ne "'''''r ''"'N j. 'I'"r am pleas
''n' ami ever! i.'n- is progressing u sat- 'i.''ry
uu.u,r.
Tie r''''s fired several shots from sewa.'s Point
'r'm hi,' t0r transports m Tie m.O.', .Hmc Of
tr 'I- ''.u"g 'NtNn my feet of y,asc. oadcd
WI" ."r-s-.
A rDryuuu0stucr WAS made from Newport News
y''t'td'y & IT'S Creek, " distance "f mine ulcs.
TIE '"'". appeared "."'' 1'''"s' 'H" ''.'"a VITA
cann". "n our ."'.'s '"' '.''' balls passed. '.tir.y
over them. ON "'t''''7 were .mr.. d"''ly -"t Ia
POSITION 'n' We 'i'"'' ARE 'n O." r'hy'S' when
"'' 'n''r' I"''' '''"' an" ".'' I"'''E '''"S. IL"
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Tho rrnnrrs. o, n.cnr.

IUE official returns Of lrland's Registrar
General of Agricultural Ntui-t.., for the year
1854 exhibit amcuiahlc decline in the c-,. H.
tAl- of Irish prosperity. The falling oirm ,he
breadth ui wheat sown in l~ul, as comp red
with lNdn amounted to oul5i acr,s, aud
though there j, .li.lt increase la the puprii-
tv 90 Land under oats, harley anl peas There H. q
dcu,.t OF H.. ,ul acres ct cereal crops. In green
crop, there ia deficiency Of 1868 acres in po-
t,to.s, ,,N,g acres. The band unocrupicd by
cereal or green crop. hpS. not been turned into
m"hlo~ AZ there i, - falling off in meadow
/ hand, Of upward, Of i,"'9 acre.. There is u
totl deficiency OF land uuirrrop, requiring cub
| ti,a.iou. amounting 10 II, 353. This, it VIII Doc
seen, represents -rri1u- dimiuution ct employ
mcut, wt,,, aui food fer man ami beast.
WITH poet tn live stock the di'uinu'un j..
equally marked, mounting 10 $1,000 hor-c.
lan,uuo cattle, AMI l.n.ouO pi,s, representing -
| total loss in money value Of sj,sol0uD. The
/ decrease of the value Of crops &, c-tima0, at
| :l5,"'o, loo. making total To-. ia agricultural
products OF :9o0'o,ooo as compared with H..
pre-, nous year.
The decrease in the NUM- or emisrants during
the first seven months oi loUl u.s. compared with
u cores on ling po,ivd in the prrrc,lm.. year
amounted to lu,.,L But during hi, peri 4 OF
falling ol, no les than $4,000 people lett th"'r
native Land forever to win . home anon.
strangers.
ThrScd, cures make mouruful i'm rcs.ion upon
tho mind. They are the records # the decay oi
! the most fertile country in the wprll-rich i all
! ,hc essential element. Of prosperity hu, blast ID
/ through the mnlgu influence ot a government
which make, merchandise Of its philanthropy
and recognize, mo- right, human az divine thai
/ conflict with its raplaity.
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THE NEW YORK Sun.
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done. II not being the purpose % our advance 10
engage the enemy, no response was made 70 their
guns.
The steamboats, carrying troops 70 Newport News
were repeatedly fred into from sewall's Point and
also by rebel ginbos, this afternoon. No damage
vas done far NJ we can learn.
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wards Irish traitors with gold, and patriots with
the halter.
Ills later literary efforts were devoted to the
compilation Of Irish Intelligence for the SIN, and
to biographical sketches Of the Men Of 49,
for the y. Y. LrApEn, to which may now he
added that e one who has best Illustrated their
suffering, wrongs and heroic courage, in his
own distinguished and patriotic career Sacred
LIE his lnrn.urv
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Washington, Apri "a few days ago the
steamer Union ran into the Oycomco and brought
ont the sccosh SCH ner called the Isabel She in
good order aud can be very usefully employed by
our Government.
The Government having returned to their respcc-
tive owners all the boats on the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal, trade has already begun 70 revive
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The Eleotica in Nav Virginia.

Uh~Dg, v. T., ipni5.-Thc vote in th',
civ tdly gives $40 minority for Tie new ,nust.t,-
t.u, ."' . 30 ,r.ty II a., t.r gradual oman lp.
tom. The IutrIur uH.ut.u,, ns Tar AZ heard fl JIM,
give ohnlt uc same toe.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

n.t.
rom tho rrize s,ssr.,ir N,,,,,,. ,,iilhe ali
tie At artic Dock ON Tuesday n.,,
TItE BoARp or AtprpNrS hold M ,,oo,ir.,
vc.,.rlpv. or'v Eve ,,,t,,.. ,....,, g.,
ofti,, II ard arc sold ,u..ur
Tr,v onc,S N,r,~rv .,iycr ,o.,or1,,. ..,,.-
nam n ,!r,co ,,.,,..t, -,
fashion. ri. sud,.,c, s.,.-.l ~, ,e.,,,,'
O.r, ,,,.s,.p, .rd NJ NJ, ,,..s....,
| very bc,stinil mir, ON the or.,.,
TIM Tu,.,srp,.p oy r,,,. Finn D,.,,,,,.-,,,.,.,.
Mr. ,;ilcs r,, Announced ,,o ,o,,,r,. - 81,
DEPARTMENT An s,v.,, "a, ,.,,,,,r,.,. .ao-i,n
! TuE NORWEGIAN STEAM CORVETTE Norman
smith, nine dave from, Havana. has arrived q, ,i.
port She left the T.. :. gil,at Iro,,,i,q II,v,.
IA, just arrived from St rho,,aq
TuE L. :. TnA~-pu,.t ,,r,r...x from, It,,
, ,'.', - " ,.'1',, ''7 "''.'h S. 'a'1'I
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The House went into Committee of the Whole
CA the tax bill.
The following amendment iu relation 10 marine
and inland insurance was madei
" tre the amount insured does not exceed
fl,uUO, the tax upon the same shall be 20 cents;
wAun more than $1,000, aud not exceeding $4,000,
the tx shall be 30 cents, and when exceeding
$4,000, ~.
The following amendment was also made as t.
mortgages
Where the amount mortgaged does not exceed
5000, the tax shall be fifty cents, and where ex'
ceeiug 50 900, one dollar.
In regard TO both the above amendments Il was
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Gel. Butordis CsptUr.s

Nic1qo, ipya "a special to the lnrRS,r,
from CON, .d state. mat Io' Gl'1rds Dlptur. At
lutnt % amount q ullg to- prisoners nui Dout
.priy horses and mgl,-.
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Two nnN- Lntrr from Enrnrr.

!
U1tGr, ipr'5.-Thc Niagara from Liver
pool u the I. .fy ~ tao g2I and . iori .tovu.4sI
arrived here thus evening
GHEAr uuirAtS
| Tho proceedings ~ Parliament On the goth were
uuiuIoftlut
NJ LAyari la the House ~ Commons answered
some iuIuiriea relative 1, tie Itr,.i "pr,yr,,i.
m,ut,r Committee hrt tl.i Int IL i,rs...,t, ,,f
tc dignity 9th, Italian ID. y,.,,,,,it .r E,yI.si
monsters 10 las rapcrs relative h. Affair i,f.r.
pariian.rt
~ the House Of Commons ON the Qotb. Mr. u,,.
ter opposed the expenditure on tl,a atom, III, the
colonies, 80 .ypt Mt great naval tt,tons
Sir. e.. G.. istloig it the defence of tho colo.
mics was partly a colonial and partly a mi,t,rv
aI,.ton. Attn, pr,,ott r..,r,sit then. ,.,rc TO-,
,rc,t n,t,rs. witch had ellie,, t t,,sr r,,.. n,
Arl.a p,fiiop Of tlo ,l.lo ,atb,y,,.i v.,' ..y,,,
y.H Great BGtt.u and the Tut-i St,t,s. America
had adopted the principle " cor,rDl~,t.'n England
took dit rent course. II he'd even lucnl lelisn.
tlon' and dit profess 10 bring itH colonies within
range OF the Central Government 1t was assumed
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San Erdnci'co, Nnrcb 3l.-Every business
house in the town Of Iowa HI, Placer County, wa
burned on the 10Th. Loss about $4,000.
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BARSUM's MUSEUM Is THE CENTRE or AT.
traction to every stranger who comes 10 the civ.
while our citizens visit Il regularly. Tue sdyerti,e
ment sets forth attractive features.
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POSTSCRIPT.
F. om Fort Union.

81. Louis, 1yR 3.--Thc rrcsp1r1rrt of IN,
EErt HLiDNS. under dat" Of Fort Jui., q. U "..t-
GO l-tu, 1T Sol s.ough'- C,ipra,d. r,..r..t
% Volunteers. tp strong arrived Iai, u,r f,.-
a'". Toe effect W fighting Jos. now bore i- ~
men, fufsif NJ iu .loi'ud tHigi .'
At t.r ls'ost ndy.'ts {. e.. .vvI-st.. 81 mt ~.
Il F.rt Craig 2an miles south 'ud the f,s-
ans 2. 400 strong. were ut Ai.o q with 20
pieces - artillery, pl,uut ha $50. tNc,I AL
frt Gag Other u..u.ts .i,c .ast rtJrl
& Yucl-, skeec and Baylor " ia !, $40 T,1an-, are
advancing ou tbs fIt.
iuo f.yans hold santa fr, whore they have or-
g,uizri provisional soy,ruucat eth Gen. Pei
Eaui ms Guvrtuor.
ia forward movement cau be- made without cup-
ariisug tbs d,p"t twin be- dome, aud au ~ II
rundc 10 relieve Col Canhy, sui illus reclaim 4 bu-
pucrquc, Col. slough, 10 the noyt rank ug officer,
~ h command OF this department. While Col. Candy
is pcun,d up In Fort Gag.
LATIN.
Kansas Cdy, March 3id II was reported that
Col Cuhy lad captured a tram ot co WA ous and
100 ltN.us. Communication lctwt,u Sutl Fe
aud fuu Union has been cat oir. An advance
could ho insdr about tie I'd by TIE trp.p- Il Fort
luiDi, when ID was expected that cHmfnWiIca'. Jt
vs. ia t'rtCraig will bo r,st red Ann, Puttu'Gyc
fleet, at Santa fe have been removed 1, Fort
MON
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lHin lyrd D. The Republican City Con-
suu'. on today uuui. tt,l herman s.th,r f,r
Mayor u.d rc-aymtn.t,I s. II H. Pprcous ton 20
4.,p J .trtltu.
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Iu't'u u 'r,ta 1911. ,1- ported complete. Ugaa!-
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LATEST NEWS
, ny TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YoRK Sun
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From Island No. 10.
A "C0WARDLY YANKEE" EXPLOIT.
100 Men Capture a Fort.
A SECESH FLIGHT.
SIX GUNS SPIKED
Terrible Storm on The Mississippi
GREAT DESTRUCTION or PROPERTY.
From Fortress Monroe.
A Reconnaissance TO Watts Creek
A FIGHT AND REPULSe OF THE ENEMY
Rebels Back To Big Bethel.
REFUGEES FROM RICHMOND
\ 6eberal lmprcsSment There
PRESS GANGS HUNTING EVERYWHERE !
LATER FROM EUROPE.
English Discussion Of the Pi esi-
dents Resolution.
OUR WASHINGTON DISPATCHES,
Capture Of a kebel Schooner, |
BRITISH OFFICERS "WANT TO SEE"
Important From Congress.
District Emancipation Bill Passed.
Dc, 60, 60,
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OUR WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

Capture OF a Rebel Schooner
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IIniy.

Milan, .3I.-rA,re was great enthusiasm and i.s-
uyi,y here in honor OF Garibadi last night At tie
hotel.
The ArIlA>7A, If Milan, publishes programme
u'notiou In Hungary, agreed on boy Kossuth, Kap-
ka and War. The principal point are the cst'b-
lslmyut ofa cou-ttut,uua. kind.m With the ex-
c,uson of the HupsburgA dynasty, civil equality
for all the inhabitants of Hungary Nnl an offensive
and ic,ru -iye alliance between liuuto..r seryia
Cr. ia Yni Rumclin