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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15
SCIENCE.

"A communication from Prof Charles f. Rafor
Of Copenhagen, Secretary of the R9yal Society d
Northern Antiquities, to the ROY. Abner Morse Of
Boston, reports the discovery of ancient hear;hs in
Denmark like those on Cape Cod, lately reported
by Mr. More, as the work of NorthmeDi and adds,
hat il had been resolved to publish drawings Of the
former bear,hs, with descriptions Of the latter, in
the transactions Of their Society. Dir. Morse
has since read second paper before the II. G.. s.,
describing traces of the Mortimer on Eantucke, aud
in Dedhsn; and also relics, not aboriginal at differ
ent places the natural route from Hudson TO Ohio
River; and az one class Of these is Identical with
relics in Massachusetts attributed to them, some evil
deuce may EXIT that they removed to the West,
where, seven hundred miles Yves. OF Lake Superior,
the polite and friendly Nandan Indians, with hazel
gray, and blue eyes and hair Of various colors, and
cemplexons as light az half brseds" might, as late
IS 1888 have been their representatives. (See Cat
iin's Leue~, Vols. and H.
M de Thoron he's addressed crlrious communi.
cation 10 the Academy of Sciences the subject OF
certain singing fsh thar nhabit the seas Well MS
rivers Of South America. He specially mentions
the Bay OF paion. situated north Of tie province Of
Esmeaias in the Republic Of Ecuador, where,
being in boat ne WAS suddenly startled by a
deep huuuns noise which he attributed to some
large inject, hut which upon inquiry turned on.
to be a kind Of fab called "Musieoe" BY the
people Of the country. On proceeding further tie
sounds became 80 strong 10 remind bin Of the
strains OF church organ. These iish live both in
s;lt aud 10 fresh water, since Ley also met with
in TIA river MaF.je. They are net more thau ten
inches long; their color is White srraked with blue
spots, and they will continue theif music toT hours
without mihding any interruption.
m. Radozlowski announces the discovery OF a
new mineral, which he calls Wagite, in the Ural
Mountains. IL preseuie the appearance Of conere-
ton Of crusts the surface ~ which brstles with small
asp.Tiiies which seen through n.agnifyIng glass
have The appearance Of brilliant crystals, resembling
reolt-. Their color is a light blue, with tendency
20 green. The specific gravity Of this mineral ia 81,
lis hardness >; it is soldbe in acid without eerves.
cence, yields water by eaciuation is unfusible under
the bow-pipe, becoming Opaque by tue action OF the
fsn.ei with borax il yields eolorless glass.
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PERSONAL.

--Tbc Hon. Arson Bnrlingame, A rccricsn Minister
China had, by latest accounts, visited tie Cover.
Tor OF Twochwsng, by whom he was VIII received
rhe visit was returned. Mr. Durirgane Stterwsrj
efs for anghae, on his way to Pekin.
Lieut.. Fairfax, whom Mrs Sli1en preteyss 10
have sseetly slapped in the face, has been ap-
pointed Commander OF Ordnance at the Philadel pja
Nsvy-lsrd
Tie number Of marriage licenses granted at
Chicago in 1861 was 1876 or 80 more. than in 1870.
Csthese lSj were grantedin tie month OF December
-lTeesgs. Il. l.. g. II. Stuart, the great sugar re-
iner' donated 80 Ito poor and to various charitable
ocieies in NeH-YorA the princely sum of $4,000
on IL. lart Thanksgiving Day. How many saddened
bears will be made glad by such nobe-bearied
iiberali;y.
The following il publish ed as q copy Of the letter
asPosing for tie pressu, Of the charges against Gen.
Benham:
"EzAper.RTER, or THE ARYy, ApIr.-GEssl
d. D. n. -, oIFos Wellington, JAN :, 1907 )
btlo-GKS. ". 0sEcrAss:
EgorGsn. HcCe.n disec. me TO ssy that the charges
died yon Exams, Bsnh4n cannot b. sent 10 tai
oiH Ie state Of tiny rsiions will pc nit coursr
iii - be convened aud the ss now "a live ,.ryice IA
ie h-d to @tend As be he wiz sppoot
copd Tie delay unavoijobe bot the charge, sr too
gave 20 be dnised they must be reserved trial when
the eoH'el icuce os the service VII permit
II am &c, respectfully. yoir obedieu' servsu,,
L. THOMAS, Adjutsnto enersl" |
The fault Of this we understand TO be that it, hon.
esty or dishonesty, Quits a sentence contained in the
original letter. TO tie effect that meanwhile Gen.
Beoham would be ordered TO active service thus
showing that the COMMANDMENTS Chief does not re-
gard the accusations against bin as Of such eight
as 70 prevent bis being actively employed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

1T h reokoped that the annual tobacco crop OF
the world amounts to 80 900 Of kilogrammes,
and Continental Tavans has made the curious cacu-
aton that ar there II five per cent Of nicotine in the
eayes-gyiug l2, 500, 900 kioerammes as the yearly
produce Of this poison-there is enoseh from one
years crop TO destroy every living creature on the
face Of the globe If its proportion were administered
in single dose.
Recent popular English works have had great
sals. Murray announces that Livingstone lrav.
els" sold $4,000 copies; the " Life OF Buxton,
Is 600; the 81 Life Of Stephenson" 2o,OOo; Sell
Help" 40, 0OO; Layard's Nineveh," @oVoi ana
the Life of Crabbe," $4,000.
The London papers announce that Marx Lemon
the manager Of Punch, is about to appear IN new
character. lie is to give an entertainments About
London" with models and maps. The entertain
meut is 70 be divided into three sectioDs Old Loo
don City within the Walls" Old London cry
without tie Walls" and London TO Westminster.
The budget Of the Italian Ministry for 1907
comprises the following items: For ordinary ex-
peuse.. $4,000, 900; for extraordinary expenses
aao OCO 900 To meet this the receipts are estimated
AT only a little more than 900 1900, 900, leaving
deficit OF nearly f'V,ooVp""V' ~" "'
siuilar one for 1861, win be net by loan already
authorized of 500 600 and the sale Of $40 QUO
worth of crown lands in Naples
A Book of conundrums has iuss been published
in London by Edmund syer Fulcher from which we
make the following selections as specimens Of Its
amusing power: ,,.
why is Hiss like seEnon1 hreq"'res'" hes"A ana 40
INV are teeth HE verbs They regular irregular and
"W,s Eve High or Low Church! Adam thought het Eve
f bear were to go linen Diapers shop what "onl'
| he WANT lie " oud want mu7Iln al, 1T, 4,
he ,r,.nce OF young sdies lie takes every ai'ss o'
hon arc weeds not weed.' When they become wild
Win VIA, part Of TAs T~es hnd broken English
| The bankIupt list. s1,, n,.srJ
(Which the Eugsh moDarehs had ~os reason 20 cor
,.u OF his John when his baggage wa o'tin ~
when wus Napoleon most shabbily dressedi When
| wns ont 1T ilba (ehowl. - .. ,,,
| VIA. pat Of a fish weighs most The 'csSes"
| - The London Rerier Of Dec. IS Gays: "Siraoy
transformations distinguish the days in which on
lot is cast. Had any ono predicted dozen year
aco that the Bishop of London would preach III -, y
omnibus yard. the R1v. Lord Wriothesley h.'S''"
A potato. fruit anS. cabbage market The '"'uVr
oxford at railway station, amid RIO D'''"s -
, ,eam aud rolling Of locomotives. ana as'' ""' ~
: eaet, W. eyery Sunday afternoon ~" -
|. ninusvrs oi vii denominations i0o'''' '''''
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Law INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-yAs. l&-Bsssrs
Judge bETrs
TEE ppIlr c.LFypAR.

TEE PRIZE CALENDAR.
The United States agt. Schooner Aigbrrth and
The District Attorney called der show
IN this why The o. the above shoud net bs
appraised and sold and the proceeds sd into Court 10 abide
the hnal event or the suit
hr Edwards behalf Of the clbn8ants opposed the
p.ca'ion, aud submitted sfi.aviis sssirst II.
United States As,it.nt DistTcA Woodfod replied
ald that under the cireum-ar un. ske to the
claim and the aprors allow tie
pending the lingering delays of pea. the C,cs and
thence 10 the Sapree Co1r he admitted tlst much fsvoS
sh1ud be shown 20 tie private claimants Of tie ergo bat
added that the naval officers who made the capture their
efforts enforce tue bloc.sie, entitled to consd.
Grafton at the h.rds Of tie Court sd eciy this the
be the a by s Pronounced iLon, had held this
vessel aud cargo TO BE- awful Prize.
Tb Jud aef hearing the argImen ordered the sse and
drec hat the entering OF tie hba decree DO stayed unta
tha execution snd return Of the order OF s.e.
o. b District Aorney T. d. Smith thea Essed the appoint
~ Appraiser snd Commissioner Of Sale by the Cont,
whefsu ron Mr Curtis was appointed Appraiser and Mr..
Elliott C01.n5'i ref.
Tce District attorney qaeptiy s,ked for hearing Of
Fi1cs poi sIa and the orig Sarah Starr an esrGo
- Judge directed The hearing 10 take Psce eiofe lin -
Cham srs pfesouJ 20 the speniu; Of the Couri.
lie United states est One box .. Jewey. marked L. h.
II hi. 10 c'ntscaie Iany 0! J.wely valued q
5000 IL appears st tie elsimarts tfets. keifs and
Henry b1scE ported eask of wine While tie Custom.
Honse Gai,e iulg tue wine he struck sgairn
hsI t.tsaIGo IL mlodie OF the The wDe beng
ca WIS severed upon orsnng which large humber OF
superior gold bregs. pins &c. were found lhe claim
ay-.d ts tLe ewey was presented 10 tem oy aTea
ty. whose spmOef opposed 70 the gh telng nads.
ua 30 deceive her tho packed away a. above men
Veited STATE 4 .sap District Attorney Ethan Allen and
X ufosn Wilcors0n fos the Governments Webster Cra
for elsinisn.s
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ernmert would bs dignied and modefae "a tonono 4 that
pereu pioy and offensive ra.gio which the press led to
suppose.
Strord' believed that the United States Government
would yield any demand which, being jus aud reasonable
would not compronis, It. honor
IhHdi | knew that the mob rule 50 much dreaded as
power controlling the Cstine' but phantom haunpa
the minds Of those whoe knowledge ohe STATE Of Affair. here
was necearily dreen in great s,sure nom the highly
lmsgnative communication Of tho special correspondent Of
The 1ime,
fmy eud' shon'd "a eae rrour Is efordir- solid
Va lo the conc uous bn uon them they viii eyc1se my
recording them here e'mes not to b. overlooked m ra
Ing h sin compicaons FOR it ia b. no meaa. i'm
probable tn before hostie, tie South are a. en- od other
insiiora questions present thems we, for slu'tmeut
The neat a geo aggression may be the part Of FusAd
bit viii matter e which tide the sair i, orin,'ed
is settlement be approached with the conviction on tae
pant o both that every at not committed with tho debslae
iuonon of injury c4u is capsbls If aui,4be arrange
men 10 iii. end It rpy be peni t-l 10 remind hoe
Of 10Y rymen home whom this nsy reach ths tho
presrri Government Of th3 United Slses daeB widely IA
Character cE sy Of immediate predecessor ThcIeweTo
uuls' uuorce abl copo ed piucilay a. 3,uiherners
whoso mpserce Of control enl diresud of international
Obligations too oou required tho greatest fbesssnee the
rait n oiher r,.o Mr. Liucous Government per.
sus1ed ueihcr Cuba nor any other rcborna terri
tory but sges 10 believe that 1t will stricty fulh
every international duty; while rs r-edo1lnang eesie
reIt TO the controlling Of crushing Tie present atura
rebellion ssto live race ard harmony viii all other Powers
When my friends sal have learned how promptly this
Government requirements Of the English Cabinet
srdhcw tboroug the American PEOPLE have ehs'aped from
late ference with tho free action of the Executive, they viii
not hope consider aa1runc IN anticipating eortia
ued Ie,ce between the two countries.
Ireuisln truly ARCHIBALD BAXTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15
LETTER FROMA BRITISH MERCHANT IN
NEW-YORK.

Tie following sensible letter rs from an English
merchant of high standing In this city to his cor
respondents abroodi ,o,,
NE..YonK, December ii, 1867.
DEAR Sir: The settlement Of The Trent ALTAR
IA .ubet on which to congfstslaie my English CORE
spopd.n. on NewYesrs Eve. Those Of then With whom
sel view. officially i~pendsd' VIII DO mo
The usiics rsmemHr that n'fef anticipated any ose
,uu N than pacific one l pdned to ind however
49, h, two Of them pgreei with si tho rss, regarding
a, Inevitable Nor vii dcuy that Tho almost en1iro una
Unity Of tleni snst my views. expressed by those on
whose udrment have always Lad good rca'On TO ieJ caused
m. L, reeonsiIer. eagefuly MY own eoncu'ion'' WIN
on, Loweycr .an.bly shaking my CONFIDENCE IA them ina
was happily s Is no doubt eins'o The iae' 'ha %
m ,b .pot he.e tia bet dat were to bs iouHd-abo'e 81
ba, war away from the 0nuence d tic 'sAteme"t 'A'
,ok rols,sion ole EslaL mind Il Ia bot Air however
tAst should give e-touud' of ny confidence in''
chic fy three.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15
pIrXISuMENT OE DEgERTERS.

A letter in The Memphis A2pCal, dated Camp
BeanroQard, near Felicana, KY, has the following;
"On Friday, all the troops at this station were
assembled together and formed into square for the
purpose OF witnessing tho punishment Of three men,
helonrinp 10 the LIT Missouri Regiment, convicted
Of deertion 1t IL not necessary TO give their names
or the facts drawn out by tho coar-nartia concern
ng their crime. They were branded On the lott hip
with the letter ID, which WIS done Win hos lion
made IN the shape OF that kter; thou Their heads
were closely shaved; aud finally, they were each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15
ARMY AND NAVY.

There were 10 movements Of more than ordinary
importance yesterday at either tie BroOklyn Navy
Yard or o. any Of the military stations in the harbor
Tie troops CA Governors Island we're paid of up 70
tie 3lst # December 1861 aRf the usual number Of
affos were put in by the soldiers who want to come
to & 9 ci'y to pe' rid OF their pnv.
Tie iraf battalion Of ne 18th Infantry under CONF
maud OF Major Henry b Clitz il slill at Fort Ham
ii0n, IN The new Winter quarters just ouliide the
Fort. Tho men arc ready to march on the shortest
poiice md for come weeks past lave been III daily
expectation of orders 10 move.
Tie second battalion of tie lth Infantry, head
quarters ai Peuy-yie, Nd, Is foil ard the fret and
third hart ors IRE being orguird ne rapidly ~ the
.llw stare OF rccmiiing will admit Several old
so5iers were fecCgiy tr8n .ieued from Fort Column
br- to this regiment, aud promoted 70 Orderly Ser
rcelt,ie.. Col. Lo0li, commanding on Goyei nor $
| lind, will rot sanction tie transfer OF any more
men from fhc permanent party.
Lieut. Billing. D. Chiila, 9Th Infantry, has been
sgIoufci Acting Atlpthni. Quartermosior, and
Coninissarv on Goycruor's Irl md, in the place Of
Lier, iuu iton $. liat kins who II under order TO
ioiu lis regiment IN Washington, but l. al present
sick ~ Ne.-Yolk.
81 the Bruokisn Nayv-Iaid yesterday, tie U. 4.
.loor-at-NA- Joan Adams hauled Hl0ngside the wharf
oi-.iiar.c le remainder VI her stores AMI be lul
ont ol tIu.IDi -i0n.
The scnoorers :. 4. Williams. Racer and Grit.
fills. after having hauled down the yard to receive
q cir sLoroe, lad 10 return and 20 under the sgsars
again aud j. was found plas Their m0rtars Lad not
I ,cn - prcy mounted.
The .sth 3ia-sg.hu-ci's Regimen, will remain In
Castle william, Governors Leland for cone tine.
One Il The companies was sent 20 For " ood, Bed
loes Island YESTERDAY there not beng sufficient
conmodliion ~ CASH.; William.
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AWAITING TRANSPORTATION.

CAPTURE oF TIE SGAyrR LYRA, WITH hi'Hi
uusDRrp AND NIsrIr NyGRors.-A letter dated
.Iome,,oyn, st. Helena, Nov. 26, says
"On the 18th inst, the bark Lyra, taio 70 De 9
American and of New.york, arrived Of TINS Pori ~
ehoros of Lieut.. Dales of the British Navy, ana
he'd on board on arrival s2j slaves This vessel was
csptured by H. Il. NJ. steam gnnboat Ranger on 'ne
9gib of October last, oil the river Congo, and had on
hoard when captured about $40 Africans, several o,
whom. from tho crowded state OF the vessel peIsoed
on the VOYAGE The negroes have all been landed NJ
the depot ut Ruperts, described TO You IN a former
letter. and appear to be in atoersnly healthy con
d;,iou' There were about 300 Africans already III
the depo. when the Lyra arrived remains Of other
cantures. About go adults will DO shipped on 10
ono of the British West India Islands, by the bask
Clarendon, now lying in this port and chafierel by
the Government ior that purpose. Tue reinainues
will continue ut tho depo, until opponunites occur
for their being sent away. s.,
The savetrade is reported very brisk on the South
Const chiefly carried on by the vessels under tte
Americsp ilag, since the squadron has been with
drawn. Tho bark Fleet Eagle is supposed to have
gons clear, with 800 slaves, TO ila'anai qua ire
I, Cobb has either left on tho zane GRAND or Is SUI
dodping abou. the coat, waiting an opportunity u
ship her cargo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15

! Gas IN LARGE CTrIEs.--Perhays the Only natter
Of most general Importance to the Inhabitants Of
Eew-York, aside from the ordinary nocessa hes Of
ife is g,s. Perhap. there is nothing else which il
'de cause Of 80 much grumbling and perhsp, nothing
e's, in rea ion TO which grunbne Is caiculaied to
DO 50 little good If man ia oissiisfied with hi,
gas bi'i, even If lie can demonstrate beyond m.
acoa ofa doabt ID Il he is the sabcc, offs sp indie
he 10 red.ess. If he refuses to pay BIS biz, he
gas is Gu. oil, aud his ONLY remedy Is Dry up. ia
nan removes from house. or wsrehouse. ant oui,s
to pay his lsst gas ba the next tenant has % payn
before be have che gas introduced, and he cana
help himsef
A very large number Of New-York mc-ehauts whs
reside in Brooklyn have to pay e 50 per 1900 cabs
feet Of gas 10 their places of business while they
pay only 81 FER 1900 for gas in their housss. Toe
difference in the price Of gas between New York and
Brooklyn is 50 cents. At tine she price OF gas
in this city was 50 20 per 1000 bat tho then existing
was brought into competition with new
enterprise hence the reduction. But the coasolda-
lion Of interests tends keep the price Of gas still -
an exorbitant rate. The citizens of Brooklyn Rave
troken mp the monopoly which controlled them for
time, by patronizing new and distinct enterprise
the Citizens Gas Company" by this means tdei,
gas is 80 per cent cheaper than it was few Year,
ago.
In presence Of the fact that In London gas ia only
charged 81 70 per 900, the people considering even
that very high figure, it is fair to presume that tho
NewY York monopoly is making revenue altogether
100 princely. If tie New.York Gas Companies do
not like the London rates. they ought at least to adopt
the example of tie Brooklyn Companies, and make
lhe Price Uniform. Let it be 81 per 900 cubic feet
There will always be grum5iers, Of course, but by
adopting the course suggested the companies would
make a very happy and wonderful reduction, and
probably insure the nselves aganst legislative inter-
ference, when may otherwise be invoked sgainss
hem.
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Bp,rIsH Bnio Assorr.-A slip from the ONCE
Of Tie Correetor Sag Ilalbor. dated jan II, iSo'
sa,s that the British brig Lois, Amos ieaiey, mas
Ter. from Belias, ireland, in baast for New-York,
came ashore OF Southampton last night at ~ o'clock,
IN The fog, ard now lies inbcdded in the SAUDI The
Lois Is vehel Of about 800 tuns, and is Tee year
old
F,uKN.. RI. OyEu.-,John TAYLOR, mems.r o.
c ,,,rYv No H. We. rnu ov,g IA lure giI 81 whN
r.odes a. DO last evening Ths sLsiuo rs', - over ~,
q Ill, isss ssgescy os>'os them Tic 10. Take" '" o'
hGric
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q
lt-terloy mOri!g, Companies ], q, and II, OF
tie .fh Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers. ar
rived IT, this riy ly tie re Incr Connection Of Tho
Sionington line. TIE detachment will be f-arte!ed
at Governor l.and until trans OnaiiOn he fur
nished them 20 Newport News. Tie meu are at.
tired iu the L. y regulation uniform and armed With
the Springfield musket. Tie nucleus OF Company
II was tie Hay State Guards 81 I harlesiown, Mass,
and tie men were enlisted IN tie immediate vicinity
II Bunker Hill. o,her cities and towns are
Represented.
IL Will be remembered that seven Of the companies
composing tits regiment were transported TO Fort.
ress Monroe last May, where lhey relieved The 81
snd fih Massachusetts, militia whose term Of service
three month. had expired. This battalion sub
sequ.nily divided, portion being stationed al New
port News, and portion at the Tort, the whole I'M
der the command of Capt Barnes, who bas since
Teen proroted 10 the rank of eut.-Eoonei- The
companies which arrived yesterday will nearly ill
the regiment to the required standard. The follow
ing IL a roster Of the piiaciral officers;
Color. EbsneIer W. Pisrce of ffeebom; Lieut. clone.
Jo,.Ph II. Barnes OF Boston M.o craze shpm'n % s.a
Surgeon, oeorse CosssseI q t,,,en. p,,..,..
Con psny b. apt. san. vel " Doten 81 Plymouth
Soupsny C-capt Lrbb.u. Leach Of Ea. Bridgews,~s
comp.ny p-caP IhoaA W or o,s' o. 5' nS.os
Company F-C.pt Wa. .. ChsnbsIlsin q Lynn.
Company G-Cap.. Wm. D. Isilg q I.ehtsn,
COMPANY U-Cspt. Chsass T. kichudson OF PaTtnckeA
Company Cap. Henry n. slbiry Of Ch,rlesown-
Company K-Csp,. Charles Bsrdy Of sandwich
THE TwENIY-PIGHTH MASS. REGIMENT.
One Of the companies Of this regiment, which ar
rived ON Monday, removed it's quarters from Fort
Columbus, Governors leland to Bedloe,s lsland
the former place teing much crowded. The resi-
ment IL still awaiting orders.
AWAITING TRANSPORTATION.
A detachment OF forty men, nnder command Of
Ieu,. Belcher enlisted nj Detroit for the 9Th Michi-
Gan Regiment, are now quartered at the Park Bar
facks. awaiting transportation TO PORT Royal Also,
a detachment for the Tooth Pennsylvania Roundhead
Regiment. They will probably SAL on the Oriental
Tor Port ROYAL, where the regimens are quariered.
TIE CONNECTICUT BATTERY.
The Connecticut Battery Of Artillery reached this
city Yesterday morning ty steamer from New, Haven.
Olartermsster Amy provided accommodations Tor
the men at the Park Barracks ana arranged LOT t.o
orse, and bappaQe trains to be quareed at stables
in twenty FORTH street. Lear Third avenue. The
battery consists OF guns and caifsons, lJV horses
sud i56 men. They viii remain in town Tor some
days
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wesleyan preacher, and Independent ,nini,ter WOMB
IKE up Their places IN succession on the stage, and
prea" oivine Lessons TO crowded au1ences n.
would lave been set down fanatic Or q dre,rn,r
Yet these arc tie weekly scenes and tic recurrios
acts OF DRAMA earnest, real, falI Of instruction
ard iich in fruits"
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DISPATCH FROM GEN. TALLECK.

HgapqrAHTris ST LorI., Jen 2 q.
To M!ior-GeH. ID. llusTER: Price wnsat SwinP
field two 3ays ago md has prohably been atta'ked
hy two tholsard Of our cavalry to.dny. If Hcees-
ssry, they will ICON he susaiued by arillery and
in.aLtry.. He will leave this State litter willingly
or forcibly. Iii day 10 over. EncouIage JOIN
Ross and friendly Cleekl.
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hit fifty lasbes upon the bare back In the presence
Of all ileir comrades and drunlmed ont Of the ser

vice to the tune Of the 'Rogue's March. Nolnn.
teeIs who often speak Of quitting tic service mon
the slightest provocaiion, without The proper dis
charges, ard who eeem TO regard the net lightly,
should tsk warning from the fate # these poor I'M
fortunate fellows"