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STATE IF VERMONT, In Probate Court. holden al
:. xnor M plsrKcr. I Ercoktied, within and for
sgiG district on he "a h gay Of April. 4. D. 1850.
ION Al LOOMS administrator On the estate of Anna
4 Bancha,d, late ii Btcekheid III SAID district deceased
.,utS adm StlatioH account Tor settlement -
Wrrttpon il is ordered that the be referred To the
1 j1y OF May eN the West Ran6oph Hotel in Ran
tnl,b in said district for examination and allowance ;
and that all be notified hereof by the puhica
non of his order he Green Mountain freeman, printed
At Montpelier, three weeks suoct>>vey as soon as may
be, they may aPeaTand al sala t'meah0 pace ana II
the see cause. object thereto by orief OF Cont,
}3lfw3 Ates;. }. R. CLEAN ELAND. Register.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-06
GARDINER 5
Rheumatic and Neuralgia
COMPOUND.
COMPOUND.

certain and permanent cure for Rheumatism Ncnrs.-
4 ;,a S,,t REeum It is an internal remedy. dfv-
inv ON and entirety Graduating the disease, occurring
ro rhnree IN die, or business, and may be taken D.
children and persons OF tlle NEST dellcate cohSI!o'
with nrrtsCt safety.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-06

e. Il 23E 2EFS III 1 8'E'E25s g3nn-,
A little glove st;rs ~, M, ba...o--., AE""k -
snow-white muslin, wien Il fits s up the ocl
nnt I;ttIa n>ln2 'ifll ny feelings. as they'll o,.
shorter -'-'' anu aq@a
And just to put you on your guard
I'll give you, short and brief.
- a si'%'l a'''' experience
Last summer, a; the Pavilion Hotel.
stopped week er more,
pa@.-a ~ every morn
Two boots viii, r.-s,. r-s.,....,.
TWO boots which seem. II say.
ho,...z,'.-... %. a.
-.S
they swcpt before r--. g..
j lady growing out tt,m
As flowers grow frogavs.s
But al! one morn .,r.sei...
Some other name was On the book
s.,.o,, "'.' '.'' -'''..'
was s,an1.r :. ,,s .ta,.'.:, Us
And Of they walked one a..era...
anu v IT." 'As'n Vs'%'1-a BRIDE
Ladies cor,roo,. T.. ,..n.-------
Those CATER Boot. came r,,m
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-06
Notice.

pE.> 20 csr;ii, thai have Ai: day civeh M son,
I'm :. Sterling, his time during the remainder q
minority, 1-l shall claim Of his earnings norpsy
any ,.sb;> OF his contrasting, after this date.
tt. u. WELLS, Witness. DUDLEY STERLING.
= ~ Bare. Hasc1 l., i >. $3.50
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Wednesday, January SIN, lSo-'
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

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@mmn rief i'm

Der NIts wputs fOrteiIsn. emma rief ibm
jurId.
SnteI, i'd tttte Did, tIeit' bier, iuste fe nit
tlo9ltder Sttmms. quale Did nidtt umlunR.
= s8o miat Gu urmer Iarn ras Gjslp auf
treten2
Armrr IGnn9 pgieste SGonas. gBer iaet,
Oab i'd arm tin2 Du oalt lsbsu, ME piel @eIp
ih babe.
Ge lag etwas unscmein 9eipanntrs in bcm
ant'tbe pss aIicn, ale isins @ustcIn l6ienrn
troHpfbnft 3ulamm,nSesOssn. Gr elite bapcn
SD bffiir&te, iaets @mmo. Oas Der alte @faun
in Der Gbdt 1siner Snne niht mGdbtis iIf.
Das ift s'wi5, sntSsanete Gls, i6 wpute i6n
nur los (sin. Sect fabrt Su, 9eutc.
unp nun CAB rsr 9rreutrr Der iunaen 8rau
10 9smutblidb Die 6ano, ole Babe er lie nur
frsnnol6aftItG bsu6t unO GaTe Die freunpli6Ie
Srinneruns suriif.
Gol9i meinem 8atb. wieber6ulte cr, Elm Dor.
nebmer Yatbe fann GuA belfen.
Gr 8tns UNI jss bra6sn Die 5brdncn Der
un9ludli6en 8rdu in einem unaufbaltlomen
Sir0me ber"cr. 9tnnden lests br S6pTdeu in
Ger SHUTTER S6ucs. Nter Der Gnabe mar am,
rubta 9eprroen, als besrcifc fein tlcines Ser,
oaS taum Su i6Ia9ru te9pnnen, oaf es G6 ae.
gen Die eberne Bu6t bes @eI6idss I6rn frab
3citi9 gu wafncn bate.
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Orr Genfrl Nes Golors.
aas be, tGberen unS nitberrn
@beleGibaft.
Bon Or. .. Seslein.
@ fe 8 g d..
Orittcs Rapitel.
Gine 9 f6nb une.

SIS mar aht utr Wicreens. Vie RafTerfannr,
tieIes barometer Ger bGusl'hen Scrgcn uup
'S5timmuuern, fano auf bem Glide. Maeame
.Oetlow loa nod I'M Bette, Martn trant cine
lOGe &affee, Der dite StUmas ia6 itumm In lICb
.ttnein briitenp brtm Sfen, in pel6em er icstsn
oas 5euer an9e,inbct bate. Gin Blid auf oirle
Gjruppe miirse jrrem WenIhenircunbr uerratben
naten, cas es bier su belfen, 3u retten sat. &c
var fin uuo trauris in Dem 3immer. man Der
'nbm nidbt baS gemiittli6r bcbGtise @tplau.
Osr irie rs bet ben 6amiien, Die feline 1hweren
SOrsen auf pem Sfr3sn baben. bes WOrgsus 70
Aew6bnlth 1T. Dieie bret Menlhtn rrad,rn
uur in Seufern NIT enapoer.
Oumpfrs, prrIcrnes BrGten ter lId Gnaltlid
,nah Rettuug umlhauenben Seelei - Die @e
aufsn irren untdt lumber. nm Elm 6unfben
6Uffnuu9 su iudrn. llmlpnlt itrdubt lid oas
per; ssaen bic @swibbsit, paB ss in finer Stapt.
mo finfbunbert Gauienb Seslen leben, psrIa1sn
iein iUu. Der prrt6amte unslhfidr, Der nnr
eas a[Itdslihe 2eo peeunidrsr Serlesenbsit
stiift, wirp bis gum 1ope absstsBt unb oft gilt
bic Gu6crte Ser,weiFuug niht 9ntb. Dpb 1T
at immer, wenn Die 9lOtb am srSbten, @ottes
.,4Ilfe am narien.
g8aS iiber Diees 39enta Az Ipredten mar, bds
Aatte @mma brreite 9eIa9t. Nartin aber orr.
narf Nues. Gr 9riibelte iset mad, sb sr uislleiHt
loh sineu ieiner 6reunce urb Ssfanntrn iiter-
&ngen, pom psm er @bbuIIe aus Ieiner briifen.
,fn @erlesenbst erwartsn tOnnte. Gnblih i&ien
TN einige 6pifnung aubutau6rn. Gr epe ben
asten 8eIf isnes &af,ee 6nsQ binuntrr unb
>I3;f ben 6ut auf, nm 5n seben.
rartin. mUbin wiult Ou? fraste Gmma.
4g1 roirlt es erfabren, penn b wleperfUmms,
s4 { sts Nartn. Mate Dir nur tsine SUIf
&, SD wiu nod irsrnpwo anrOdsn, ObwobI
,l,.i,sfby rab es oerssbIib isn wirp.
Isl uB oieien 9BCrten elite Nartin fo,t. Gmma
5m traui8 nad. co f6wad .Fs f6 aud
: +, ertcb lie iidb oennU&. tItiDste j& an unp
H,l I'D nieber, um einen Srtsf 3u idreiten.
zlhtel IbOmas batte inreGen bic lssteu Stife
GcIS siammenS nSeiuGt mnO in ben Sfen aepprfen.
as mar 70 !ult uhO trauri9 in Dem 3immsr.
- III ni6ts rasiihn aIs Gle prideuOe 9utb
SER iGbdmter 2lrmutb.
SnteI 3bUmas, iaBte @mma, ais iie nit benz
S4reiben fertis mar, i6 tbu' s0 nidt germ =
lber pie GOtb 1T 10 grC6 =
ga, fie 1T icbr greg, entsesnsts SbOmns fUpf.
'biittelnp unO iaB isine Nibte melan6OIti6 an.
Sdt nil DID titten, fubr @mma fait srf6rsft
Son pielsm 8Gds fort, stnrn Gang fur mid 3u
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Sisrtss &apitel.

y tRS Sretu5 unb Graf Rpfus
SStr purorn cttras barum ae6rn, permGdhtrn
mir 3u bEhrcibcn, auf rpel6e g8eiie bic fanfmoI
bunoert 2auicnp MenI6en, melbe Die Gonne
In Berlin irrsn MOr9en padruft, l6 crbeben.
Sbne 3weifel lfebsn lebr &iele ,uerlt nit bem
re6ten Sene auf mas Elm G5Hd FIR aGe Die.
jrntaen 1T, melhc pom loren 9aunen abbGnao
lino g., aber ries 1T ea liGt, mas uns intereIiren
purpe. gStr mD6tsn pi6en, pslcber @eaeufanb
Den erlfen Sltd, rru erlIen Mprsenarus sm-
pfan9t mir mSGten fsrner ipilIen, pelcbrs erlfe
gSort etn Seocr iber feline 9ipprn brinat, unp
cann iuollen mir Der 0rcpbst bes Gaees werOen.
Nber Der 9rpBr @etlt Der Oienl66eit BAT pes
bnIb chen @jorbiurn 8ouleaur unp Settfbirme
ertunpsn, nm fh DOR eeralciden 3unriualid
tetten ncugtert9er Nutorsn Su 1biibeu, mas uns
icpoh nidt binDsn fol-, tintrr uno purd Die
@arotnen Su 9udeu, iraun uno no mir mplen.
9Sas ben iungsn dlien 5errn Muris Mar.
quarc anbftrifft, fp feI itin erlfer 8iid auf ben
Wanbfalenoer, Der H6er leiuem Bette bina, unp
cen er chen 70 regemdBis ieoen 9teno Ifeate.
mic or Die ll6r nuBog. IS mShte nun rer
letn, @Gtt meiB et, mic uuihulDig feline terr.
ltbf, 9Dttltdte Scnne parnn roar, ra6 bic biden,
lehwarjen 3tfferu. wtIdbe itr Spmmcn unO Sc.
ben beSei6net, fir 10 SjeIe cine 1rauer,ifcr mar
elm lthwnrSer 6lcr cine lhmar,e Sabine, Gin
SHr9, elm Srab. SIR hsn trtnrn RutblhiIp
war oos Seb,n nihtS ale elm &aIsnoer, bic 365
Gage maren feline Sratanten, iGmmtlid lbwor,
untfcrmirt, pie Gsithentrdger, nit 3ablcu auf
bren &hielflappen, rpeldhr aqilbrlih por tbm
Hrpue pnlii:ten unO uuf sin @pmmaneo bin
Wehlelfla9eu, GreeutiOnen unb GAulparref
pollireften.
Nsin, Die 6errli6e Sount fcnnte nibts eo.
fur, on6 lie alItd9Ii6 70 Irbr iie audi INNER fur
Die WeniG6eit ergli6en mucbte, ltpdr, be,iffrrt
wuroe, gum 3ebsn, haB Der 6aq, ben fr Der.
oorrtek an Gduienoen BON armen, elenpen unb
un9ludlcben Nsni6en gum Sentrr wurre.
alO @FcsutCn ain Detpw uUaItreft.
Dtelsr @'epanfe fOlete Dem Slide auf DEN Ra.
lenber, mic Der Conner Dem 8Itbe fpl9t, una
Damn erbct li6 0iareuarb, bereitcte psn Raifee
5unostt lid cine @iDarre an, unS iest fteI es ibm
wtrflb tin, oae isine Shwelter bsi i6m qenGt-
ti9t bate. Gr fob ii6 gan; belfara! i'm 3imnsr
um, Oh li6 nod ale @e9enit itSnoe rarin befan
Den, untsrlndbte ieineu Seeretar unp motbte Gh
Sorwnrfe lber ieine 8lrmb ber,iateit. 0as bot
mnn eaoon - g8ie leiGt fSnute sr beanbIen
werpen. @r bate bel nnperId5lsNener Sbur oe
itlafen. gGelb' elm 9eidtlinn, pslhe pumme
SMtmutRi8tst, cine arme Sbweier oes Nartts
8u OeeerOsI9en. 9atte lis ion ni6t i'm 96lafe
eFm0rren t0nnsn? = gSa6 iR njdt idOn aqrs
untsr So tcs @Ouue paifirt!
O'e S6War3mnIorrin besann iebt pl6bli6
p'e cir NahtWadrr aus Der alten 3sit 3u
lpharren uno oerFanOete NIT odbt tera6tisen
S@la9sn, Dag fie pggf0mmsn aufmertIam lei
Hh0 0sn 3d8 ni5t sGsr osGaiIcn wsEec, bis er
ls'ne odnIOt8fstt 9ctban. Datei Ia6 fe Die
l1waje &hIenNsrifcr iibrr Dem Bette bsocut-
lam an, als wOIIts tic ibr Iageu Oeine Stum.
! BEN Iins gsjdbtt!
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tnille6n
&reislamf bes SSeinS.

2lus Der Sraube in Die Gpnne,
9us Der Spnns In bas Sab,
9lus benz Safe baum = gRonne -
Sn Die 5laite uno in's @las.
Nus benz 3lafs in bic Ssble,
Sn BEN Nusen bur6 Den S&lunb,
uup ais Blut Damn In bic Seele,
llub ais gBort Damn In ben Munp.
@us bem Wurt oaun etwaS Ipdter
5ormt li6 Elm begetfsrno 9iep,
Oas purd gGulfen in ben Nsttcr
Iiit Der Neul6en Subel Siebt.
unb i'm nG6fen Srii6line wiebm
6aUen bann Die 2isbsr fsin,
Nun ale &bau auf Hebrn nisosr,
unb lie psrben mtsoer 9Bein.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-04

FSANcTAL.7-It appears by late dispatch
that all the banks Of New York, Boston and
Philadelphia, have suspended specie pay
ments. This measure, we presume, was
adopted TO prevent the export of specie to
Europe, rather than from any inability Of
Ihe banks To meet their obligations In cash.
Al latest advices by mail, the banks Of the
EAstern cities had in their vaults . larger
amount OF specie than on any former Oc'
casion, aud as none has been exported dur
Jog the past year, ills evident that immense
quantities Of the precious metals 10 boarded
among. the people,.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-04
Ana,rs at Port Royal.

The Bulletins Washington correspondent
writing Nov. S0ih. gives ts'e following rel
a,ivs 10 affairs at Beaufort aud Port Roy
al:
Adiutaut-Gen. Thomas has sent mstructlons n. J
So,,b Carolina. TO take possession OF all the
crons ON the Island-cotton, corn rlce' etc
on military account, and 10 shipthe cotton ano
such other crops as were not wanted lot the
army. TO New York, to be sold there for account
of the Government. Gen. Sherman was aloI
directed to use the negro slaves TO gather anu
secure the crops of cotton and corn, ana 10
oyect his defenses at Port Royal and other
nlaces ON the island. Our troops. so far as they
have made Teconnoisancesy find great quai tities
of cotton stored in barns and storehouses. On
a single plantation some 900 6aies were louhu
all ready for market. Under his instruetiohs
ali this will be sezed-in addition to the large
quantities still in the field TO be gathered oy the
slaves. will be confiscated 10 the use OF the
| Government.
Gen. Sherman has put the works at the en-
trance 70 Port Royal in good condition again.
The few GUNS which had been dism0unted 0y
tbe fire Of Dupont's feet were replaced IN the
fortfcations, the works themselves were
strengthened and repaired, and everything was
! in readiness for any possible emergency: new
works were being commenced on linton Isiahd'
and upward of 2 900 men were engaged on them;
There are plenty Of guns and material Tor all
necessary fortifcatioRs. A large wharf IS belng
built, the want of which has been severely lelt'
as the water in the shore is very shoal. Inc
men are still under canvas; in fact, the propuseo
barracks have not been commenced, altfpougn
il was thought the work would be taken IN hand
almost Immediately. Several large frame oull-
dings erected by the rebels serve as headquar-
tiers, hospital, etc. They were but slightly IN
! jured by the bombardmeht.
Since our men took possession they nave
found several bodies ofrebels slain IN the night,
some of them apparently buried in the sand oi
| the forts by the very shells which killed them
| A surgeon attached to Sherman's battery thus
| found an old quaintance-formerly surgeon
in the u. S. Army-buried under his quarters
which were destroyed by shell. The Khode
Island boys have taken possession of the crack
Charleston battery Of five pieces, which was
/ discovered in the woods.
Beaufort is still deserted by white men. Three
Union gunboats lie there, and others pass W
and down the river occasionally. The negroes
destroy and carry off everything they can lay
! their hands on. Pianos, mirrors, and other val
liable property are thus destroyed Anything
they think useful they carry off to an island
where they are establishing settlement Of theil
own, and where they think they will be allowed
to live in security. They have plenty OF pro-
visions.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-04

A BATTLE PENDING.-The ST. Louis dis
patch to the Peoples Associated Press, Of
December 2slb, says terrible conflict i
pending near Bowling Green, KY, between
The Federals and Rebels. The idea Intend
ed 10 be conveyed, we pressme. was that
a battle was soon expected, and not that a
fight was actually going on at the time the
dispatch was written. The FederalS under
Gen. Buell. are said 10 number 10000, and
the rebcl force is reported at $4,000 Bow
ling Green il near The southern frontier OF
Kentucky. on the Louisville and Nashville
railroad. An Eastern dispatch. receIsed
some two weeks ago, stated that large mum
bers of Federal troops were marching to-
wards the Tennessee river, from Kpniucky;
but il was probably intended 10 read, that
they were marching towards the "Tennes
see line" The movement is doubtless in.
tended to relieve The Uniouists, who have
lately takes up arms ia East Tennessee.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-04
SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. 4, 1862.

SURRENDER or MASON AND SLIDEIL.
patches, both from 81. Louis and Quincy,
confirm The report that the President and
Secretary Of State have determined to give
up Mason and SIideli, on the demand Of the
British Government. We are greatly as
tonished at tbe course ofth Administration
10 this matter. The best lawyers IN the
country have pronounced The act Of Capt.
Wilkes perfectly justi0able, aud the peo-
pie generally Of The loyal States, and at
least one member of the Cabinet. bad ap-
proved bis course. We are not aware that
either the President or Seward has even ex
pressed all opini0n a. TO the legality OF The
seizuro-the matter was not alluded 10 in
ihe. message their silence on the sub
ject gave The people to understand that The
act was approved by The entire Cabinet, and
The surrender Of the Commissioners nOw
wlll be regarded as very hnmiliating and
degrsding Tuck down on the part Of our
Government. They should have teen sci
ut liberty Immediately on their arrival, OF
else held as prisoners until the close OF The
war.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-04

WAR. WITH ENGLAND-A refnsal of cur
Government to give up Slidel! aud Mason
would undoubtedly have caused an imme'
date war with England; and their surrcn.
der, though it may postpone. cannot avert
the evil. Il must be evident to every close
observer, that the British Ministry are seek
Jog pretext to interfere IN behalf of the
rebels, IN order to assist the traitors in their
attempts to dismcmber The Republic. The
fact that our Government has disovOwed
the capture OF the rebel Commissioners will
only render the British Ministry more insO
lent. They are determined to bring on u
collision with The United States, and having
been fOiIed on one prelext they will soon
seek another.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-04

FAMILY LrrERATURE.-The Transcript OF
this morning announces the departure Ol
the editor of that paper on a trip TO Sacra-
neuto and San Francisco. aud releases him
from all responsibility arising from any
article that may appear in it's columns dur
lug bis absence. Judging from al article
in The same issue. headed Death Of Prince
Albert" The acting editor evidently intends
to play SquibOb Oh the absentee, aud change
The paper from political organ to iaini'
ly newspaper.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-04
GARDEN SEEDS.
p. SMITH 4 co. are now prep

4 p. SMITH u co. are now prepared
~. to supply dealers in Garden Seeds witt, very
extensive assortment of HOME GROWN GARDEN
SEEDS, all warranted to be gown BY themselves;
and to be the crop of the present year. and warranted
10 be FRESH AND GENUINE
Dealers desrous Of purchasing their supply for the
season. will do well to apply TO furnish
them nearly all they may desire, Al THE SAME PRI-
CES AS GOOD SEEDS CAN BE PROCURED IN NEW
YORK.
Having been engaged in growing seeds ni this State
for a number of years prepared to sell in
quantities AT LOWER PRICES THAN ANY OTHER
House IN TIE STAFF.
We can furrish seeds put up, either in large pack
ages in small packages, suitable for retailing, at
the option of customers.
ga Our price list is now ready for mailing to all
applicants. ga
Our home grown seeds have long had an established
reputation this coast; having devoted close atten-
ton and long experience to the business and our
stock being always fresh they are not liable to the
risk attending imported seeds
As- Terms-Cash, AIwaysl "a
For further particulars, apply to
A. p. SMITH 4 co.
JanA4, ls62--sm. 10 street, Sacramento.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-04

DIsGUsTED.-T The people generally are
very much astonished aud dlsgusted with
the Administration. in giving up Sidcll aud
Mason, aud would have much preferred N
war. In every controversy with Great
Britain. during the past twenty five years,
the United States has submitted to insult
aud aggression, for the sake Of peace, and
iu this respect the p.esent Administration
seem to have adopted the cowardly policy
Of their predecessors.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-04

Miss Av0XIA 0NEs,-This talented young
actress, who, as many Of our readers re-
member. played an engagement at the
Nevada Theater. some years ago, is now
playing at Drury Lane Theater, London.
with marked success. The London Weekly
Dispatch, Of November 10Th, pronounces
her the hest American actress that has Vis.
tied London, Miss Cushman not excepted
Iu criticism on her personaIion OF Medes.
The same Journal says:
She has the highest Of all llrequisites-unques
tionuble passion, and the power Of kindling an
audience by sudden appeals that are electrical.
We have seen nothing finer for many years
than some of her adjuTations in this character;
her passionate entreaties TO Creusa to give her
back her husband; her piteous appeal to her es-
traneed children to return to her embraces; or
her vehement addresses to the gods for sympa-
thy and succor. Whether in their pathOs or
their ardor, these were very genuine ebulliti0ns,
and were adequately sustained throughout by a
lofty dignity Of bearing that well denoted the
daughter of King, and'the wielder of "a supeT-
human power. Her defect, which she shares in
common with all tragedians from her country
IA point we have had occasion lately to refer
to-is want of art in giving the exact form
and direction to her passion, arising from that
excess Of strength which forms the ideal Of
American life, and necessarily, therefore, Of It's
stage. The consequence Of this is, that some
Of her outbursts are not sufficiently prepared for
and some OF her passionate appeals are, per-
haps, a little too prolonged. She suffers adj
ditionally in this respect owing to the compar-
ison 10 which she subjects herself with her IL
lustrious precursor in Medea, Madame Ristori.
The latter. AS we all know, presents the high
est amount Of art that modern acting has ex-
hibited; and in this her favorite character, il
Miss Jones is not unequal to the great Italian
in resources, she is Overshadowed by her mani
festly in their proper application. Nature, we
think, has been quite as bOuntiful in the one
case as the other, but the fair American wants
the discipline to make nature as impressive.
We make this exception the more freely be-
cause its ground is SO easily removed.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-04
Add,,,ouoI Eastern News.

On our lirsl page will be found some in-
teresting Eastern uews. We append the
following, which was received By The Peo-
ples' Associated Press
ST.. Louis, Dec. 24th.--Active but quiet pre-
naretions are being made at Cairo for the ho-
tflla expedition down the Mississippi.
Thirteen hundred rebel prisoners arrived here
to-day-the products of the capture made BY
Colonies Davis and Marshall few days since.
Price and HIS army are at Osceola, where
they are closely watched by the Federal troops.
Il was reported in New York to-day that Ma
son and SlideIl have been released by the Fed
eral Government.
The rebel Gen. Price and his force have gone
South in obedience, as he says, to orders from
President Davis.
I0XDoN. Dec. i5.-The Paris Patrie says
that France and the other great European row
ers had been consulted by England IN relation
70 the matter, and pronounced the conduct OF
Commodore Wilkes, in the arrest OF Mason
and Slidell, as a violation of National rights
Tue following was received by the Asst'-
cialcd Press. AID photographed TO the Trau-
script yesterday evening:
Quincy, Dec. 29th.-The following is a re-
I
tanned from reliable sources, within the past
two weeks: The Union army captured 1900
rebels, including about 20 commissioned OH.
GERS; ,200 horses and mules, and 100 stand
of arms; two tons Of powder; wagons; an I'M
mense amount of cOmmissariat stores and camp
equipage and a large foundry at Lexington used
by rebels for casting shot and shell, Our loss
in accomplishing these important results has
not exceeded one hundred men, killed and
wounded.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3Oth.-The New York
Philadelphia and Boston banks have all sus.
pended specie payments.
Congressman Ely has arrived from Richmond
having been exchanged for Faulkner. The lat
ter, since the return to Richmond, has procured
better treatment for our prisoners.
An official communicated passed between
Lord Lyons and Secretary Seward on Dee. 9th
The latter says Capt. Wilkes acted on his own
authority and committed an error for which ouI
Government is willing to make reparatiOn
Seward concludes by saying that Mason and
Slidell shall be given up, in order that the prln'
! ciples which the American Government has al
ways eOntended for may be maintained, and he
hopes England will adhere to the same policy
hereafter.
In the House Stevens from the Committee on
Ways and Means, reported bill repeating the
laws creating ports of entry. II was considered
and postponed till the second Tuesday in Feb
ruary. The following is synopsis of the bill.
All laws creating and establishing ports Of en-
try are repealed. If the regulations are violated
the vessels and cargo are forfeited, one halt
goes to the capturer and the other half to the
United States. Every person is authorized to
make such seizure. The President shall have
power to declare any ports ports of entry.
Mason and Slidell will probably sail for En-.
gland in the America.
A flag Of truce took an immense amount o
clothing from Fortress Monroe down to Norfolk
yesterday for the Federal prisoners.