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From the Mountain Department,

Washington, Ap'L N.-The following dis
patch hss be- receiysAnt The War Dcpartr,', :,
Wheeling, Va, Ar1yA Hon. EDwrs NJ. sT.x,
Tos, Secretary Of w~r'sfA telegram from Gen.
schenck states that squado 20 infnIy,se sent from
komney by Lieut., Co. Downey, to look sfter gus-
rlas Was alta, Sed yesterday morning IN Gras
Lick, between Sash River aud Carston, ly y eren-
els, ~ tr number. Our force lost TIRE kulrd
hc. drove tie rebels who took refue N the
house Of one POLAND. Colonel Dowu,y vent
with reinforcement Of cavalry, lut the
rebel lis fed at his approach, carrying of several
dead and wounded Among the latter Col. Par
sons, their leader, and POLAND, the owner of the
house. Col. Downey reports the interior of the
house covered with blood. lie burnt the house and
pursued the dying enemy, taking five prisoners
Gen. schenck sent reinforcement of 100 cavalry
and piece Of Debeck's artillery 10 come on the
enemy in the rear. These must have reached the
place about O'Clock yesterday 6oernoon Our
messengers passing 10 and fro botsvVen Grass Lick
and komnoy were fired on four, six and seven
miles from Romney by guerrillas.
tSigned!
J. o. FREhosr,
Major-General Commanding
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wild Oats.
j. o. Fremont,
Major-General Commanding.

Inc indigenous oats (apena .fatua of the bot
cn.s winch many writers mistakingly sup
h,ds Poss = grain run wild like that Of mustard,
INA 'Dn i, m wei known to have been introduced,
smo.s ,hs ,ss;) ssa;ouc) was also a favorite food
~ ~ cSvsrs hundreds of thousands Of ssTrs ~ Iii
~ tks ln n throughout the surrounding districts
ns n.y o. san Francisco, and forms on. os
s.s,v " singular Tn6Iselar features in the diversified
sss@sirss ,,oIS1a srs aS, for immense stretches Of
O bush to obst,uc. ;sa seen without single tree
tends from San Disgr to the upner San,at sx-
ana the mountains east and xest ,os,d,men,o, "a amen,
m Joaquin plains and ,aouutsias. 10 also the
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Fort Macon is situated on a
hluii on Bogues Bank, one mile
and three quarters from tho
town u ,auiort. North Caro-
ira. IL commands the entrance
to the harbor. having a full
sweep oi hre over the main
channel. Opposite the tort. At
the entrance Of the ht'uut, ia
ShscklctOrd bank, one mic aid a
half across. Fort Macon A. 1t
hc~agunsl form. with Two
tiers I'd ,.tnr -iuc IN cisema,ei
bomh-prcof, and the others en-
hathcttc. IT, arinameu, consists
IT 20 S2-poundcr,. 80 2l-pouui-
"rs, , lN-pouuicr.. 3 h,li pioces
tor tdnkins defence. II d4nk
hoWitIrrs. . S-iuDL Lowit1,rs,
lhr1VD, : o-iuyh hpwi.Ecrs,
Ni-hD. l l}-Mch mortar, \
lNinch moftIrs, and , cohorn
m"tiars--maA.rg u total of -
Iuns. Thr Wlr s4rrison Il tho
ntt il 5000 men. For heating
shot there ate large furnaces IN
thc fort, and at the time OF tho
seizure there wus 4 large guam
utN ot V1N',cr IN the marl-
zine. The mlsuuf, and lrpu-
work were much out u repair
Ahcn tie fort va. seized by tho
r'hc's, which was done ~ or-
ler ot Governor Ellison on the
~ Oi January. isGl Much of
the wood work etc, was thea in
o stat- ~ decay The piers e
h" wharf and the suporstruc-
'urr were much cut oi order.
Hu' Il d. reported that the acting
Iovrruor hal placed al the i "a
1t tae Stat. in a most oii-
cent state of preparation for
iDouro tui resistance. cover
cor f.rkous, # south Carolina.
Immediately after the seizure OF
Forts Macon AMI tasWull, sent,
ur ,hcir . fence. nearly a drscn
,n-i1,h ,o'uwi!ii. which were
tyi.rlir,uf'liugfotlc respective
strength and ucDp-..tc, Of each.
The ittcs, accounts { tho
unrlm.ut are from krh-
+ SOURCES, all new. upon tho
tui.u ..'o. h"Ift .uppr, SEED.
,ho-c r,uic-crt 'I.t GIG" bal hocn
ION uN.u 'hr Font lDr two
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TIE Emperor 81 Austria wIs received al Go
it,. iu Cam H'd, ou th. .l,i uit., With great en-
i.u-.t.u. l'uUuulf il- anl pullic t,LNi.i,s
.'tc Tie ,rltr ol on 'lly.
The minor German States allied to hu4trn
~, .'uilli'i q t,u'I,.s Of all The Germ "a
-UFtio'.us whose governments Hte disturbed hS
.lr r"iu'u ".ilNu3 ot thc so-'allcI A0f.on Z
l't''" or National As. i,liuns. L,il.c, 800
N'N', j. tu' pi..c u. meeting, frt--ii, n-
''., '' Hn's e. .t.i.i .t,, 900 ti,r ground that
~ 80 IuiNs size would h' ,uf.ii ii a tuiiS rii-
.'., ,i' t.-i!'u,! ol which must T.. .i,on tu
Austria.
ON thr occasion Of the Anniversary ccl,l ration
4 Itr iir,h o. kWe William lst Of piu.su, the
lu"ror 1T - .-,.. ,u.lr,,cd the .,r oi 81.
81 N.u lob N'0rti ou tac lfu.sitn Ambassador
fi 81. Ir,ci.hir.;..
it, rhuroi tie Iiustc GA/rirr. htciv
.uu'l, tri ot on usiye Ian ,u1.,c against Iril,e
l"ltnu, his been Hrpuit"l uu Ilp-l hy u i,-
So II % IT. sentence rui tuv ,puii-, tf iul u' Ia
PAPER D. also lti,l. IN" iLmoNoIiu itul,rs
ave passed mi at ''In'u4 thr rNlw y lines ,t
iin0' r anil lio.lgnd-a great advantage To
commerce.
\ Bcrn icuci in the K"fi Vi.1m Zrrrvu
..t,- that 1871 -Ium hri iu Nir,h rNtr,. ..,.l a
70 irr to enter the ',ermnr /oiN"r,in ard tl.t
Prussia h.d prolui eel ,u a-k thc a-,cGt oi the
otter brimNn >, TO-, 80 her aGiui--i 90.
~, e. I'ulu lnIrrs give fun accounts Of the
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than 5000 workmcn are literally ON the street.
without resources, and about 1000 more can Just
drag along their cNisirncc by working thrrcdaNs
in the week. The students of the University
have given concerts aui started collections tu
nid them. Othcr citi,, are In uc,ri, equal dis
tres, and the government b. sctuu-l cnhar-
ra-cl at thc Widespread misery that has over
! taken this tuufis l,,ul, kiusIniu
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Nccooics are established in ovcry county IN
"n'ntht, and meet with most encouraging
a.ce,s
Iiic meeting % the West Connaught Church
-u'"wneut Nori,fv. ou the 3l.t ol March. was
'' ti''l over by the bishop Il Iunm. The
H'taiuis ot thi- Society are chiefly in the cluu-
H'- Galway and MAYO. aud cover a tcrriiot, on
Hr y n,ic coast luu miles long and from % To
I'D n'.l's wide. II. object il io provide pcrna-
.'ui endowment uf mn. -t,rs tor the cun..fcl.a-
N'H- that have recently been added tu the
Established ,ugrch. There are row IS con,rr-
'H o. "a th' district, of wlirh p meet in
'' '.'s. and i IN i.on-'d bull iiurs.
The Np.i''y for the Elu.,t nud Support Of
Destitute Orrh.r- oi Missed Marriages met on
.' l.t1 tlf.'. ani was PRESIDED over b., Mr..
Nal -, rN-l"rl Ch3r'oilor. The number Of
I ''u iui .er thocio' ui lac : Hriciy at present
~. Iui tucr. .p'.tnr the pa year amount
. g. -', 20. S.,'rl -rcc,h were m1lc in
ipt'ri 81 tie Npu,tv. pul .hovir., the c,il- ol'
n-rH,c between Roman Catholic and Pro-
r-taut-
TITO meeting of the Dublin Society for the
Il h.in ! fu"io. of N.lm,n was pr,si lrl
oven '' Ihe Arohai-l,poi Duh'm Ine r.por
N's favorable, aud -t.uc., uit an evening .cioul
1r Young dur- wI- o.'.ii. hoi with marked
u' ,.. puiil- tLe pl.t year 1000 copies W
DE-" = I.i 'urc- lud been iI.irihutcd -mr,'ly ia
Ilr i....ffltHtY.
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Later from Europe.
ANOTHER REBEL PRIVAIeER AFlOAT.

TRIAL or A NEW GUN.
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The following; irierc,.iu. lctt,r tl.m Co.. ncl
CnEcnHAN bI. jlI b,ru received. Willie 20
rchr i'o,crnmout publicity u. '.:us on" IN
tor h- dc.cuii,u--tht' If IA. implication IN
trca,on.,llc plr.s tie c,r.Ivr- it as-..,n,
ar different ,n4--tI.At Of ,..aI,h on tus fcde-
raj side:
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l""l"hrntr a. a glorious event a massacre .f
i'roi"e'inl- lrce centuries ago is severely Goa
drinuel 10y tao principal lrulh journals.
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T,".' t ON" mil ION kisAilr, ssl;cl by the
WINS u Nhru". tor .Ho Construction OF 40
itun-Ilitcl y,..l
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"A WEEKLY EDITION

Of TIE NV fOns Srs, issued every Tuesday, 70
WRAPPERS Tor The mail, ~ % csSrs EArn Al per 100
UBSCRirriONs--rNfD ~ ADyNtcY
One copy, year, 10 Is 4 nee copies, year, 40 N
10 ]" months. 81 'iFve cop.cS do 500
81 \ ~ 'iu ~ lis. gratis Dsc1un, ~ 20 De,
cent. ir.'" -u- &C. at. on each ,py Over lisc.
~ L .t'f- within New York state az iD hir,eeS
~" . i''i -o'it of the sat. ttcNfj-s 4 e,rfs
fN'' REACH, st. OIifcF, SEw Yorx
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RESTAURANTS.


CHINPLAsTERs-wE ISSUE sHINPLAsTERs, AND
- customers that they prefer them to gold
silver Treasury bank bills that
can furnish as the necessary quantity silver will
entirely superseded IN New York viciny and those
houses which pay only silver will then 10 pro-
supply OF shnpasnrs make change with fu-
ton Coffee House, las Futon street, New York.
R. A. FRARY a co.
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PROPOSALS.,
A RMY aUPPLIES

RMY SUPPLIES.
IA OrricE OF Army CLorHINo AHD EaurrAcx
of Broome Greene sts. n r., Feb 26 l882
Sealed proposals invited and will be received at this
office until twelve O'Clock the 9Th March next
verable at the Depot of Army Clothing and Eupgs this
city. corner of Broome and Greene streets.
70 0O0 Camp Kettles sheet IRON Sizes in nests l8z ba
1000 Camp Hatches east steel best quality Is
l5OJO Hat het Handles best hickory.
10 Garrison Flags.
o. National Flags, infantry.
90 Regimental Coors infantry.
l50 Cavalry Guidons.
% Cavalry Standards
bUO gross Coat Buttons.
100 pair First Sergeants Chevrons (artillery).
Proposals for the mentioned articles be made
under the conditions specified my previous ad
vertisement for Army Supplies the l9uh inst
Proposals will be endorsed proposals for furnishing
Army Supplies" and addressed,
Lieut. Col. ID. II. VINTON,
Deputy Quarternaster General, U. 8. A.
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FL yhty millions OF the denomination
PeIo.as win g received Tor tSs deiy;ry q ai
ne f PRINTING and o4 ad Sr
must IN Of and paper bes
must state the number Of sheets and the agrrc
gate rcpr value Of each which they
qured from notice Of award before commencement cf de-
Modclsfor notes and bonds must be submitted and speci
mems Of work accompany them.
now used and on the will state privilege legal
tender and a. Other p@yeEe @ e Il The aw
have the statement that they are rembursabe after i've
plates win A. a; have been heretofore used e1
Each proposal accompanied by statement Of the
presses II use hands employed security OF buildings oeca
Proposals by Incorporated companies must be accompanied
by Of charter and the names Of the oeers and pro
eciation q and names Of parties.
Bonds for he faithful prompt execution Of the work
proposed or finally agreed in tho Of nifty thousand
dollars viii be required Of the parties offered
with cersieasa Of an Assistant Treasurer thclf
S o Ss treasury sss the rh
the bids and 70 hs ssS in
ION DAY of March, 1852 a. i O'Clock NJ for supplying
The United Department with 1000 head q
The cattle 70 be delivered at Washington CITY, and each
sa 3 ad
The cattle @ 10 DC a s No "se eS ~ sen % a e. r
quired under before the LIST day April 1852
IIeifcrs and buocks not wanted.
bond with good sufficient security, will be required.
Itself the right 10 pay In Treasury
notes.
No viii be entertained when put by contractors who
have previously failed TO comply with their contracts
the bidder Is not present 10 respond TO his bid
Bids TO be directed to Maj A. Beckwith, 9. g., U. g. A.,
Washington, ID. q.
LAB do hereby propose 10 deliver to the government
good beef cattle on the hoof for per hundred Pounds
gross weight; the cattle be delivered according 10
the terms enclosed advertisement; the cattle to be
weighed the scales AMI the weight determined TO be
weight. /
ucen bond for the funnen of the contract and 70 re-
eive Treasury notes in payment for the cattle.
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RMY SUPPLIES.

A RMY SUPPLIES. 9Il1E.
CORNER OF BRo0As S.w xsp yana GSsnfE F.S srasET
ss qS Ss1 & " o1s Ss nss1'o,1 En- Tae.as
Eaapse IN hs c q
n g inches wde best quality
S pSsss pssss SSR Bed sses sisIf sadne
$4,000 Tin %ss% w hs s9ss
~ ooo a.teT an inspection has been made Of them.
1000 Drum Heads. batter.
2SSo 2oSS iets Dfs% Of 4saas' brum snares. snare
800 Hospital Tents and Flies.
The tents iS BE- feet long Is feet wide Il feet high,
to admit Of two or more tents being joined and t5rcwn
on H'S r n S aoS or oS to be made
made of duck 80 inches wde and weighing ls
5oS sets hospital tent p5l.s.
5000 hospital tent pins, large
Az the above articles must conform in
may be examined additional received con-
The Articles must be of domestic fabrication. Bids from
regular dealers will be preferred which
quality and description as are required by The adver e.
ihs SAMPLES in this Contracts viii be
nish satisfactory securities for the faithful performance
The manufactured establishment dealers place bust
,s mess be distinctly in hs together with
posed sreties The surees will guarantee that contract
shall be entered into within days after the acceptance
said bid proposal.
Proposals win received for any Of the articles sepa-
The privilege reserved By and for the United States
of rejecting that may be deemed extavagan
the acceptance Of the exee the Tents and Tent
Poles and Pins, of which of the quantity
tracted for must be delivered in twenty days. and the
mainder In fy days from date Of acceptance
practicable.
appointed by authority Of the United States.
1t be distinctly understood that contracts not
that assignment transfer without such consent
having been obtained Except under process aw win be
regarded abandonment Of the contract and the
tractor and his their securities will be held responsible
for all loss damage the United States which may arise
therelrom.
Payments will be made each delivery should Congress
have appropriation them, there.
after appropriation shall be made for that purpose
Ten cent Of the amount Of each delivery will be
un t the contract shall be completed which will be forfeited
United States defalcaon on the part Of the
contractor
Forms Of proposals and guarantee win be furnished upon
application to this oce and none will be considered that do
not conform thereto.
Proposals. will be endorsed. Proposals for Furnishing
Army Supplies" and be addressed
Deputy Quartermas;er General United States Army,
Box 8, ,296 Post Office.
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TRON-CLAD STEAMERS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

- WAsaIyoroE Feb; 20 1862
for riyer harbor
spp river and its trbuaries will be propelled by screws:
aGs fSy S h viii r
iron (Which would be preferrcd OF iron and wood COM
ana must &c
with iron armature sufficient to resist the heaviest shot
The vessels the Mississippi river and its tributaries
and armed at which draft they are to be able to naiaain
Of nine knots per hour IN still wate and
haspeed Their armament will consist ef not less than six
The vessels harbor more than
twelve feet water when iuy equipped an armed at which
ten knots per hour in smooth water and suent coal
In the seven days steamng at that speed Their
The vessels for coast defence are not more than
twenty feet water when fully equipped and armed which
draft they be able maintain speed Of
bunsers for Twelve DAYS SCANNING at s speed Their arma
ment will consist OF one or two fifteen or guns
train to all points OF the compass without change In the YES
The propositions the number Of vessels subject
to the election of the Department. which the party
plating Steam machinery and Of ali kinds
for excepting only the ordnance and ordnance
s:riptions sPsciicatch drswinss ana models Of such
Tse % Of delivery te be- %e e within
which the vessel vessels 10 be completed also the
stipulated in the that onchith the total
amount viii be retained By the government until sixty days
remaining pigments being made With due regard to the
viii asq embrace forfeitares for failure perform the
BIZ law that contract Is awarded il viii be promptly exc
cuted and the names Of the parties who are to become the
stlted. 49, M ,
may in which the draft Of water above nam.d
The Department will be at liberty accept reject any
all the propositions
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

u,BE COMMITTEE ON STREETS OF THE BOARD OF
il Aldermen will meet in room No 8 Ciy HAL on Tues
day the fh day Of March, o'clock NJ or the purpose
consld ring The petition referred TO them 70 widen and
e.tend Church street Fulton street tp the Battery
CHARLES ,. CHIPP,
r. j. A. BOYLE iCommitlce
CifAs II. HALL.
q TAYLOR Secreiarv
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N PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING UNITED STATES
NOTES AND BONDS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Feb. 26, 1852
Sealed proposals will be received the oce OF the secre
the Treasury until Wednesday, the 5 day of March
next for furnishing ninety millions Of United States Notes
and two hundred millions in Bonds to be issued under the
authority OF the act OF February, 1862 entitled An
authorize the issue of United States Treasury notes. and for
the redemption refunding thereof" &c.
Notes and bonds will be required OF the denominations
and In the proportions follows
Thirteen millions each OF United States notes Of the demo-
minaons of SIS 0s 2Ts COS. 1Oys and 500s and twelve
millions Of the denomination of ,9Ju.
OF REGISTERED BONDS.
Five millions the denomination Of ......... $50
Fifteen do do. do ........................ 100
Fifteen do. do. do. ........................ 600
Forty do. do. do. ........................ 1000
Fifteen do do. ........................ 1900
Ten do do. do. ........................l 10000
Eighty millions of the denomination Of 1000
The New York herald., 1862-03-03

GRAND OPENING OF SPRING AND SUMMER
U1ashions in Paper Patterns for ladies and children On
Monday March being the only genuine Imported fashions
in New York. My Patterns this season are very choice novel
ties hnvny selected by the distinguished artists
in their several sprciaties including Waists, SheTerdess
and arbaldi Sleeves Chdrens Dresses Aprons;
aso the beautiful Haberdash suspending pocket, Manlas
and great variety of other Patterns too numerous to men
carefully and avoid being deceived. NINE. DEMORISS
GOODALI, 33S Canal street. opposite Greene.
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RING ofGfiSqiNs GfESiNo NEW SPRING HAT RIBBONS.

$4,000 ySHI easSsa sn oT
Gnchams Checks Ticks, &c. bought FOR h before the
great cotton ousekecpers manufacturers and
dealers supplied at low prices. ,- -
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aHIPPIN0.

THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL M
PAssPcRrs persons leaving the United States viii
Sure 20 have Passports from he Of their
Washington, or by the Passport Agent port embar
FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL
SnieI Cabin Passage.
s,'.u o4'F FROM BosiojN 10 LIVERPOOL.
Ssnen sea ySnin s fassage
ne from Ssw York cali a Cork I:rser
PERSIA & lpom bosion call al Hasx ana CORK Harbor
esS spssa: ssa. assap ssli eosS stiaasa ssss
SdoTiz, SASsH SS&sss & Needle
These s vessels q carry clear white light mast head gre
AAhkAAlshTA, AhAlh, Cook cmas,.o, :. New York. !. Mar.
Berths not secured until paid tor:
An An experienced SURGEON on board
Silver Bullion Specie Jewelry Precious Stones or Metal
Of :s :Ss
NOTICE.-BY ORDER OF THE SECRETARY d
,ss o So
snssss a1ee N BALE rs
s ass sst S ksS ksAa Asss at
Steamship Company intend despchng their fuii powera
'''s ''' SS$sSo l%s sATSsS%
and every succeeding Saturday noon rom pier A. Nor.
river.
Fret Cabin ......... So steerage... 81
bS bS 70 70 FFsnGen Fans BS BS TO TO rsrs
Do. to Hamburg. s. Do to Hamburg
Passengers also forwarded to Havre Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp, &C., at equally low rates.
Rates from Liverpool or cabin S5 81
$50 Tickets be bought here these rates. enabling pei
pie to send for their friends.
These steamers have superior for
gers strongly built in iron sections and
to each steamer.
For further information apply in Liverpool to wILLIA
in a AZ
MALCOLM; No St. Enoch square; In Queenstown, to {
CEY 81 King William street. in Paris. to JULES DCoUf
No place de Ia Boursc; in Philadelphia. to JOHN G
DALE, Ill Walnut street; or at the Company's Office.
JOHN G. DALE Asent Is Broadway. n Y.
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No 27i BoWEkY. near Houston street, ~,
is now offering, AT GREAT BARGAINS, his splendid
STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
DAMAGED BY THE LATE FIRE.
housekeepers others this offers opportunity
to purchase at great sacrifice.
Coaks Shaws, Mantilas, Dress Goods, Silks, Linens,
Shrting Shceting Muslins, Table Cloths Napkins,
Towels Blankets, Co1nerpanes Curtains Fiannes Tick.
ings Hosiery, Gloves, Embroid 'rles, &C.. &c.
W. X. PEYTON
No. 274 BOWERY. near Houston street.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-11-15

81 GREAT Fir. At WnLIANsPoRT.-
We learn from the LycomHq G1.,ttc that
about halfpast l2 O'Clock on Saturday night
the immense saw-mill Of Lanclon, Diycu
& Co., at the west end of Wiliamsport
commonly known as the Big Water Mil,
was discovered to be on fire, and before the
flames could he checked it was burned to
the waters edge together with about four
hundred thousand feet Of sawed lumber
The night was excessively cold and it was
only by the utmost cycr,ioU- .hat the fire
men and citizens could pryyat thc flames
from consuming the millions Of feet of
boards piled upon the acrcsS adiacaar So
great was the light caused by the cout.ag.a-
ton that the street, of a., town were i..u.
minated in every part, aud Al his place
forty miles distant the .ir', was said 20 he
Ilaiuly visible upon The coU.ls
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-11-15
From Europe.
NEW YoHK, Nov. 8,

NLN ohh' NV o
Mc,5rs Glass, Elliott and Co. write 20
Cyrus ". Field very hopefully OF the Allan
tic cable. They oh,r 10 undertake the con
tract on the most liberal terms and express
the greatest faith in accomplishing the
task
The London Iimo' city article, referring
10 the resolution contemplated hy the kchcl
Government 90 collect u million btl,s ut
cotton and scIl them IN Europe, subject to
all contingencies as 10 the date when thcy
can be shipped, says Il Is not without impur
tance. shOUit the resolution be passed,
there are probably many spcculalors who
might be tempted into such O speculation,
provided the margin OF prof, oa,g,J Wla
very large,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-11-15

row, The snow storm continued till late
this afternoon. General Bayard today.
captured Lieutenant Colonel Blunt, of Long
streets staff. Blunt is Provost General in
the Rebel army, and was inspecting his
picllets when captured.
Leading Secessionists of this town pro-
phesy that a great battle will take place in
this vicinity in few days. They represent
that Jackson is only ten miles off, with
10000 men, and Bragg moving from Cor
donsvillo in great force, and say that there
is but little doubt that Jackson is threaten
ing to attack our forces at Waterloo.