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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF embellishments. II.
Cleared.


Steamship--Ariel. Terry, A,piuwsll. D. 3. Allen. .
Siips-Rohert Cushmsn, O.ts fti1del hs, Ne..ltL D.
sons Plymouth Rock, Hammond, London Grlhne AitaIn
a Co. Htrye-t Qaeen, Young. Li,erpoo C. - Aars All
S;Iisfr, tBr) Harris Live rpool Eunch. Meipck Wendt
Hsrks-ielen Augusta Or Cuts PoTt.anPiilee T. Mar
NV IT, NJ h. Trout Ames. Sagua "a Orslde Metz Dun-
eau. sare.e. Lowry, glasgow, VIM Nielsen soni Gam
b.idge sparrow. { ada. :. ". Elweu a Co
Bur--Irade Wind, Chase, santa Cruz Cuba {. T. j.
ScLo elma stsnwood Elizabethpor B,e Son 4
Co: b. r. Reeves. Csnnan. Phiiadeiphia j. w; Mckee;
Rival Il obbia Stamford Stamford Manufacturing Comply
r. Keeling Hampton. Miuiatitlar, ;. A.exander Son
Robert IL Dexter BIZ Dexter. 81 Johns Nb j. q "ni,-
ney Co Open Sea. Baboidse hssara H. ~. y
Co FariH Provost STANFORD K. Sanford; Tonah Ander'
.on salem Jed Frye Cot Emily, NcEeEson barn'ids
s.ecp-Thouas Hull, Hull, Bristol, 5. KeUny
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smpa. eanln.. foL the year l9o2el

surpns ealuir-s foT the year 1861 l9o2C 08
At meeting held to-day in which was represented
all parties ia interest in the Milwaukee and Chicago
Raj road Co.. resolution was passed unanimously
that an amicable sale under the present decree Of
foreclosure should be bad and that tie judgments
included in the foreclosure should be represented by
preferred stock in tie reorganization. Tie present
common stockholders to be allowed TO come in with
their stock at such rate they may elect 81 stock
holders IN The new organization. The first mortgage
bondholders to be allowed vote for every 900 Of
their bonds in the new organization, upon their &C.
ceptance Of new coupon sheets al maturity Of bonds
A sinking fund Of / = cent = annum 10 be set aside
for the fret mortgage bonds. H. Murray, Cashier
American Exchange Bank n. Y. Benz. II. Price,
esl.. President Mechanics and Farmers Bank Of
Railway, N j.; Albert Akin, esq, President Bank
Of Pawlings, Dutchess Co., y. " j. &. Calhoun,
President Connecticut Bank, Bridgeport, Conn.
Fredk. Schuchardt, esq, Of the firm Of Schuchardt
& Cebhard, N Y. Chas. l.. Frost, esq, Of the firm
Of Frost & Forrest, n. Y; and Edward Weston, Of
the firm Of Weston, Dor,ic q Co., Of n. y, were
appointed committee % mature the agreements 20
be signed b. the respective parties in interest.
Below We give a statement Of the comparative
value of several articles Of general merchandise, i'm
ported into the port Of New.Yorl for the past four
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Law INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME CoUET-CnisHEKs--JAN 2i-Before Justice
bAhSAHD.
DECISIONS.
Annie Cross ST. Robert Cross.-Judgment OF d.
yorre srsuted . , ,-
Jsu', Roger sg Nohos. Mouis It a-Ihe defend ~ IL
entitled the costs u appeal in the Supreme Court UNDER
a.. order presented . ,,.,. , .,
Wrr n n her,. rgt Washington :. Whitney ct al-Mo'
ton granted without prejudice . Of appel ron TIC taAeo
by the tleik. 50
David J.. Bel agf. Lewis H. Lcdof-Motlon cehec ' ~
costa g. abide event.
saue sst sa.-iioiioa denied with Leave to on
statiug grounds Of belief go
AARON Kl.i a. ast. Aaron II. Besn-Alowance Of I've
Ter cent ordered. , m .,.,
Cyra, Yale IT,, Tor appointment Of new ITustoe-Moion
rfuret ~,
Htrk~r.art ard kew.Y0rk Railroad COMPANY ast W m.
Bosrduau--Ke'efrnce ordered 49, -
Nm. H. johnson SC at. Frederick ". Alen-Motion
srsntsd Z 10 cost. to sbils event.
Elizabeth Dickinson Edward &. Dickin.on-K Referred
proof 20 the OF plAEtth at the
time II her mafrisge and her present uge
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COURT or GENERAL sEssIoys-J.s. 2l.-Before

Judge MsCrsS
Ann McClusky, al Irish girl, ~ years oil age,
pead.d guilty to having IN February lGl dscoyed child,
iSo Yeas old daughter OF Mchse Grsenen Of No oil Jsm'
street away from the the residence OF her pAleIis
and taken hor TO Sing Sing where the child discovered
about months since Ia her possosaon Sentenced 10 e
p-ritcutiafy FOR ycAr. a.
Leopold Ieideuburr young German Clerk peaueS su5
10 petit larceny, ard wa Temanded
homns Hogan indicted FOR grand larceny was tried and
acquitted M ..., H.
fhoma, Williams pleaded guilty TO en- attempt It burglary
a. the third degree Va breaking nto tie store oil Frederick a.
ol,te No J5 Wos. street and stealing - IN coin He
John 0lyun pleaded guilty forgery in the fourth degree
IN passing counterfeit Ole ns OF tho CoumercG! Bank al
Il ri.,ol n. l.. aud was femanded. -
Edward Madden pleaded guilty to All attempt ~ gsnd Jar
ccny stealing gold watch and 81 ain valued AZ l' io
r. Morton OF No. 50 West Twenty street, aud
:. 81 Ieil andcd
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tonight. TO be followed tomorrow by a Committee
Of merchants, &C., consisting Of Messrs Minturn,
Ruggles Winston, Aspinwall Iallett, Stewart, and
Brown, to consult with the COMMITTEE Of Ways ana
Means upon the financial policy of the Government
In the multitude of councillors there is said to De
safety but in the present case, we should thlhA
would be simply embarrassing. The pu1he Sen'',
ment appears to be almost unanimous for an ISSUE ~
one hundred millions of currency, fundaOie "'
cent and made a legal tender, and 1t appears 70 Oe
the general conclusion that after due consideiao
Of the myriads plans suggested, to this eo'eN'O II
must come at last. .,.,s 4,
The market for Treasury Notes is dull at al =
cent discount for 80 q cents circular mas Ueem
;-nod g. rmbic creditors, asking them If they VIII
c,a, 9o a. cent notes for their GLAZING, which is
s-i,,ored an Indication that large amounts VIII
o.,ne on the market from needy contractors at a
depreciation. o,.,or r.o
terday paid up to-day.
There is rather more inquiry for gold, but the en-
HANGED premium checks TRANSACTIONS We quote y
a q = cent.
The Chicago and Northwestern road earned the
second week in January:
I2c2 80 ~
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couRT cALFNDAR-TnIs DAY.

SrPHFNT r-lKCUT-Part Nos. 9Ji
t,1 l,1s 2OI1 2ol5 2O7 20,3 2027 2o29 z0J 20 1Qio
20n 205l 3ll 1871 2O57 2GJ 2ot5, 2h,. Part ll-Nos
1913 lal6 1884 1896, l38. 1898 1850, W. leto 1871 1917
lg.f $50 1916 1873 ltyo. 1890 1850 1885, lhfi, 20
SrPRTMi. CouRI-SPECtAL IfRM.-Demurrer-
No & I.sne. OF Law AcNos l0cl. 80. 2ia 2'9 !6 zd|,
lsj 28j 23 28J 29 .j 29l ~, l5' 20, ~ 20 So ION
an gIa $50 60 1872 200 $50 $50 ajl, So 8Jj 3D. ~ .'
Pat II-Nos SO go "a, 40 Oh o. ~, go ~ CO..
"a 1876 Coz 200 az.
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A11rern CorNrsnrlIr CoLoNrL " LINRo

An ALLEGED tOUNTFKFtIr COLONEL II LiNbo'
y.t.,d,v H. ! zach nan setting forth thnt he wa
coion. Ia ~ United states Army arrested at hs Tooua
a. m. a Nichols Hotel by Ofcer Van AIsdae 81 tie E,se'
Vrtet Poeo Court OF charge Of obtaining money under
Ale pfe,ense . appcl that Tie accused had IN O1'oo,
.,tt bi,..If to b.. a colonel IN the United states Army
d INIT he .dugy drstous 70 get small amount OF
ocv 20 Al HIM c0nfetc his regiments tAofeupoh com
i, n,id him the sun Of 90 The Colonel also visited
Nr nr6 with representations Of similar csra1rr 4nd
~ I'd nom bip lIs Tho Coonol laing 10 Keep bis ap-
t,,,ent Mr. Col made corplant snd obtsu~d w rran'
~ oirer found the accused ~ his rooms, 'uounded WIN
- b,, ,o slge thst 10 bore commission. IL a. IN
80 ,ht i h. been do ns an extensive business m tho
ale f commission 10 captains, Fuoftehastei- pelihasr'
eiyug in iussnces 30 much ss hloV rom th'
, ,t. i,,u,.,d mon lie appeared before Justice Os
romo ar a brilliant uniform, and "as committed ioi exam
nation.
Tur Mrisu GtRL &. QUEST oF MR. bhofHLt.
~ Nv, resident. of our sity haze stepped forward and
yl,el ,e.clsnee was r.sas 10 yssleJdcys lsl3VSE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22

,,,o.r Ian ?o-The schr. f. c. Willard, from Bslti-
o. L River with Of wheat, las arrived heie
mn ps choked small portion OF cargo probably daiii'
WIN p""'' by TELEGRAPH. :.
RE ser Proves. previously reported ashore TownsenS
Rsr Is m OF water and at high tide Il entirely
large portion OF the csrso b. washed ont Of the ,h
almost every package not lost IL ddnastd IN E''
vessel viii be saved. -. lila
Tie big Block Hawk previously reported sshoTe n
oatb al sonau Inlet, wa. from Havana IN ballast o.uhd
dis pos She belongs Harrington Me- and lot nsa's~
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SUPREME COURT-CmcrIr-JAS. N.-Bsfore Jastcc
BALLOON.

CONDITIONAL SALE oF rtRsoSAL PROPERTY.
Hubbard Wuslow agt. Iheophlus Belden Ac-
ton b. tie Rev d. Wns0w 70 recover the posseon Of
hou.sod furniture TINT the plaintiff srsed be sold 20 tue
attendant couiouay 10 Wit. the def ndanl to have pos
session OF the same but the title thereto until he paid
therefor This denied IL appcaed that the defendant
h., rot paid Tor the furniture Int had moaEed tie sme 20
td pef,ou Verdict fcr pantd and The yalne OF lie pop
.rty astessed q $50 y
Clifton AHgavo Fdw ard Stone. Action for money lent
Filed by the C0un.J uds leut lor -inti1 SAG ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22

cOtJRT OF COMMON PLEAS-sPKctlL TKRr-JAs IL
Before Judge BK,DY.
Cartwell act. Daumy-slotion to discharge orde
Of arrest denied with 10 costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22

SgEIOCs BUENlNG ACCIDENT IL ScuooI.-N
noon yesterday Isabella Mmhy, gh IL ytsrs Of ese
uup I'm Public school No - u toul ecnth street between
fst and second avenues irns some pieces o. "o9o
into the In the scoolIuom, when hsr clothes
ire aud before assistance was extended 70 n cue
o .yrrry burned hat he- lie depared Of Her parents
reside al 40. 100 East Twelfth street ileI father h''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22
UNITED STATS DISTRICT CoURT-Jay.
Judge BKrrs.

1Hf lktAL CALENDAR
Assistant United States District-AttoIney Stewart
T. wood I'd moved ia the II the Of the schooner
Thomas Watson tia, the testimony "a PrspdTatoTio be
or~urd ard submitted the Court Application granted
The United States sgt Quantity q Nine-hoton TO
oren def.ut taken by tie claimant against the Government
Amer hearing glflrnt ia. Court granted the motion.
D.. Woodlosd .or motion Mckeou and Smyth opposed
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fAdyfrtisemeut
TIVE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
foH 1862.

This Iopllsr ASSuAL j. now ready IA IL, an ro,,ryr
pulor IL cents, /. cop,rs FOX = loo coIfssi,S fs
pal by Express - per TO- tash odn,i So ''',,,, u,
~, esg tgpply tstk hunters OF the 1riph "'-H'S -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22

years 9f9 1885, 1856 1851 1885, 1879 1857 and 1861 Price I,
cents each, pos, paid Address TBE TRIBUNE NewYork
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,i.. s,aeL ON Lie n. y. nna Eric Rallrond.

lAnfFlLLE hoHoh1f ''hl' ~
For the week ending Monday, Jen 2o-3' care o. W.
ia cars Of Hog. - Of sheep car OF Ho"e."'s
.ng total - Live stool hdd Itl cars rIpits
p,al ine!eMt 81 " carr, ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22

TnE PuBLIc ScHooLs.-The average attendance
at the Public Schools in this city during the year
1861 was 20 l22, and the total number who received
instructions during the year was 1924 Thus the
increase of average attendance that of last year
was 1870 and that over the whole number reeeiy-
ing instruction IL 1862. Allowing for liberal iu-
crease upon the population according to the census
of 1850, there were receiving instruction in the
public schools of this city in every four Of tie
population.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22

Artist or 4 CoUSTEkFFr DFhlR.-lester-
sv Officer Farmer Of the Eic,h Precinct arrested AeSan.
der Duorr and TOOK hi before Justice Qaackenouh at the
ON Aars. Police Court charged with issa counter
III ) bls ON H.. Blue hill Bank, Dorchester. Aiass upon
herrs Conner, dealer IN chc..ns in clinton M"kt od
Geo Thoue a soreSeepes IN Spring STREET. respectively
1Ires more bin, OF the lue clsrsctcr fjIId HE
person lie was committed In default OF slow
nail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22

LLcrUREs.-The Rev. j. Hyatt Smith Of Phila-
dephia, will lecture on " The Spirit Of and 81,
or the First and Second Wars of Independence" in
the Pilgrim Baptist Church. Thirty-thrl street, west
Of Eighth avenue, this evening lecture by the
Rev. /. s. Kaoeh, win be delivered in the Cannon
street Baptist Church, this evening sabjeot'
/" Strength from Antagonism"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22

sURROGATE'S COURT-JAN. 2l-Before Surrogate Wgsr.
ADMITTED TO PROBATE.
The wills of Henry H. Cathell, Edward Beadlc,
ssrah Clark and John Morrison, deceacd have seyefiy
boon .dnit.e 81 " pIOlae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22

Do You WISH FINE HEAD OF HAIR If
so, use LloSs h,THARIos, which certainly the finest prep
s.ation for the Hair made. Sold even where
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22

lsdvertigemcn,,l
YOUNG MANS BEST CAPITAL Is HIS
HEAD To how the bet advantage, getA
careful examination ut Fowler WELLS 303 Broadway.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. 81.
spn-Rise,..5:i8 sets.........,50j MoonRises ll;s1
! HiGH WATER DAY.
Sandy Hook. 0O5 Gov leland. o;5. helOAte 90. liSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22

Tux Power or An IDEA.-Stewart l.. Wood
ford. Assistant United States DistrictAttoney. de-
liyercd his lecture on 1.-The Power of an Idea on
Monday evening, before the Young Mems Associa-
citation Of the Seyenth-ayenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. The audience was large, and manifested
by frequent applause their appreciation OF his treat
ment Of the subject. Tie lecturer was throughout
decided in the expression of his faith m the maj ana
complete triumph of the great idGa OF Freedom
yulsng our country. lie argued that Congressional
enoctments were no, 80 lnuch needed for rs enforce
mont rs the certain and we-considered advance OF
onr armies md urged that military pTocamations Of
reconciliation Were not half effective as the aetnal
presence OF the soldiers Themselves; that the time
had come when statute books were poWefiess oeSlne
Ill lrodod cannon. and when leaden haiiets were
more effective than paper ones. lie, tie people sus-
tain The Government and maintain the supremacy OF
the Union God would take care OF slavery, una III
his own good time and manner bloi the institution
forever out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22

Jan :. Of Cope Dame Maria, BIZ brie Alice cS' !"
Ioru's = g.. bound sep'h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22

In money there is no change TO notice. Demand
loans are easy at 5a1 q cent, and choice papes at
g., a. T. cent.
The income account Of the Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati Railroad for tie year ending Deem
her 81. 1861 was:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22

JHomps0Hs Reporter yentilates It's views On the
financial question AZ follows
The action Of Congress the for paying TIE
United States floating debt still blockadd by schemes ard
Government contractors becou ing desperate IL Is conf
IDENTIFY asserted that Mr. secretary Chase viii pay out cent
0-year Treasury Notes aud 10 hreeyes Bond. 10 Ooy
eminent creditors ard LET the market se care Of them
very few millions Of these IN The hands Of needy contfal
viii break do. the market price for Treasury Notes odo =
cent. 80
Should this piece Of folly be attempted VIII work Us own
cure very speedily tho Administration viii be forced 10
do bat Il should have done In December before The
bank and the Government suspended specie payment
The only plan repeat for the Government 60 rsy for end
carry on this now specie is out tie question j. 70
issue an ample amour, 4 United States currency notes made
legal tender these be convertible into interest bearing
bond ~ stock. go,
Souc Z our live bankers sug ss' e amendment which
T. this the Government 20 permit tbs currency 70 be depo'
,d with the Treasurer his asttans end certificate
bearing cent interest and payable In lac currency on De-
naud taken Tor H. This it simple but rbfewd DEVICE -
make Interest tho currency which the banks bankers
merchants aud CAPITALISTS must necessarily hold ~ ar tVaa
form order paw OF deposits This will 90 great way 20
corcae the banks and other holders the people, money
and cannot that it viii be detrimental In any r'pec
a few days ago we gave the leading items IN the
quarterly report of the Bank of the STATE OF lndi-
ana" We now give the report in fuil; the branches
have declared dividend OF } Y cent on The Last
ba,f-year's earnings;
r4t.s IL p.,t Il III STATE Of Indiana Dee o. 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22

A Lecture upon Arnold and Andre, to be in'
terpreted by signs for deaf mues will be delivered
this evening, at o'clock, by John Fowler, esq., in
the Iecture-Roon Of St. AIMS Church, Eighteenth
street, near Fifth avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22
Esasrengers Arrived

In big Hoyref Queen, from Sierra Leoae-Mr J orns
Rider
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Miss Lathrop, the we-known teacher Of elocution
in this city will read in the lecture-room ofthe Rev.
DR.. Cheeyers Church tomorrow evening selections
from Browning, Drake, Dickens, aud Hood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22

Mr.. HAcEETr-This evening Mr. Hackeit Will
make his first appearance at Niblos Garden, as ta-
STAFF, in Henry ". In this character Mr.. Hackett
Las won such distinguished honors that he has vir
tualy made It his own. His friends will doubtless
give him worthy reception.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22

The PRINCIPAL increase has been in Coffee, on ac-
count Of the closing Of Southern ports. The de-
crease s chiefly in Sugar, Leather, Tin aud Iron. The
decrease in total imports il chiefly in Dry-Goods,
caused by the high tariff.
The Broadway Insurance Company has declared
dividend Of per cent payable on the LIST Of Febru-
ary. The Aston Fire Insurance Company has de-
clared lie nineteenth dividends per cent-payable
February L. The Marine Bank has declared a semi
annual dividend Of - per cent. payable February J.
The Morris Canal and Banking Company has de-
clared sem-annual dividend Of ) per cent on the
preferTedftock, payable Feb. 4.
NJ. Cisco delivers 10 the banks tomorrow twenty
one millions Of 40 Treasury Notes Of October, and
two millions Of stock.
The following table shows the amount Of the total
subscription TO the Government loan by the banks in
each Of the three cities the amount Of such subscrp
ton paid into the Sub-Treasuy; the amount returned
to the banks from private subscrPtion0i and tie
amount still due the Government from the banks
The difference between the amount paid 10 the
Treasury and tlat received back, will show the ex-
act amount Of actual capital which the banks have
dGNhnC ed 10 the he {.oVqrum0ut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22

FoR PoRT RoYAL.-The Rev. Mr.. French, who
calls for Port Royal on Thursday morning, in the
steamship Matanzas viii cheerfully take charge Of
letters for our soldiers, if lef at bis Office, No. )
Beekman street over the Park Bank, up to o'clock
Thursday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22

The specie reserve OF tie Philadelphia banks has
increaeed about a quarter Of u million since sus-
pension TIE New York banks have increased about
n rec mill ons
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Disasfers, SC.

III name Of the bark Manssni,o from beisst, ar
iu, e bould have rad Cunningham not Hughes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22

CoLoBED ScHooLs.-The City Superintendent Of
Schools, S. s. Randall, esq, in his annual report to
the Board OF Education, observes in reference to the
coored schools that these institutions are steadily
and gradually improving in scholarship aud eff
cheney"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-22

Increase. '.'''''-.'.,'.'.H ~'' -
We annex comparative statement OF the Exports
leyclusiye Of specie from the port Of New York to
foreign ports for the week ending Jan 81, and since
Jan. !. 800
1850. 1851. 1850.
For tho wcok..........t ts4Gl $25.6Jll stu
Previously ToPoTed.... 2a3s'i5 '1lslv 'so'''|0
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-18
SOUTHERN LOYALTY.

The importance Of the loyal sentiment so
unequivocslly demonstrated in Maryland
can hardly be over estimated, not only for its
intrinsic worth, but for what it promises us
elsewhere. The bitter disappointment which
its existence has caused the rebels mast be
most disheartening and deranging to their
plans. That they counted upon general
uprising of welcome and rush to their
standard of the people of Maryland is estab-
kshed by their confessions, their proclama-
tons and their acts. Notwithstanding their
pressing want of subsistence, and the rashness
with which recent successes on their part
would be likely to inspire them, it is hardly
to be supposed they would have ventured
upon the hazardous experiment of invading
Maryland, without the confident expectation
Of still finding themselves among friends who
would sympathize with and materially assist
them.
This rebel experiment in Maryland goes
far to demonstrate fact which has all along
been asserted at the north, and which places
the rebellion in its most devilsh light the
fact that it is the work of the small but pow
erful slave driving aristocracy; that the
people of the south, when protected in the
expression of their real sentiments and
before their minds have become debauched
by the foul lies Of the unprincipled aristo-
erats, are loyal in their hearts to the glorious
old flag. In Maryland the wealthy and aris-
tocratic are generally secessionists, as at the
south; but the people, who have been under
federal protection, exhibit when invited
by the flushed and triumphant rebel army in
their midst to join them, most gratifying
loyalty, amounting to enthusiasm, in favor of
the north, Inundated and defeated though 1t
is, or rather was at the time. 1t gives us
renewed confidence in the speedy develop
ment Of Union feeling south, and hearty
restoration OF a truly united and peaceful
nation, when the military and aristocratic
despotlsm of that section shall have been
weeded out. ao'sa
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-09-18
OUR HOME CORRESPONDENCE.
LETTER FROM BENSON.
Interesting War Meeting-.. Pursuit Of
Deserters

BENSON, Sept. II, 1862.
Mr.. EDITOR: If you have space in your
columns for brief epistle from this place, it
will be well, and if you have not, l suppose it
will be just as we'll.
The good people of our town consider that
Benson is not whit behind her sister towns
In contributing men and money to crush out
the great slave holders rebellion. Our quotas
under all calls prior to the last 06,H Geo
easily raised, few patriotic citizens PAVING
about $50 in small bountIes.
TO raise our quota under the last call if
became manifest that it would require spec
lal effort and fair bounty, say not less than
800 per man, 1t was supposed that about
were needed, and the effort was
made to raise as large sum as possible.
Contrary to the expectations of most, about
$3.50 was subscribed. The volunteers were
lot slow in enrolling their names, and all
elf lawful emotion of pride and satisfaction,