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The Radical Policy.

1t is painfully apparent to every OBJ
server of passing events that the more
radical Of the Republicans in and out of
Congress have abandoned all expectation
of restoring the Government. They
have not for months aimed to accomplish
this. Thoy care nothing for the Consti-
tution-nothing for anything, save to
grab what they can get, and destroy
everything else They are trying to
make the war war of determination, as
against the white men of the South; and
by every method in their power are en-
couraging spirit of bitterness and hate
which is more significant of outright bar
barism than the civilization and refine
ment of which we have so loudly boosted.
They encouraged the men Of the border
slave States to make immense sacrifices
for the defence Of the Union, and are
now threatening them with the instant
emancipation Of their slaves if they will
not themselves inaugurate some more
gradual system. Con6scation is meant
only Tor these States, for here only can
the law which has passed Congress ever
be enforced. They know that these
States are tied, hand and foot, and cannot
resist their oppression. These are to be
kept, though only in part protected
against the ravages of the Confcderates /;
while the cotton States are to be left out
of the Union aud punished They are
to be used, perhaps, as negro colonies I;
at least, nothing short Of the actual ex-
termination of the white race is now pro.
missed -Propidence Post.
To MEASURE HAY.sTAcKs. ~" More
than twenty years since" says an old
farmer, II copied the following method
for measuring hay, from an old publica-
ton, and having verified its general ao-
euraey. / have both bought and sold by
it, and l believe it may be useful to
many farmers where tn means of weigh
ing are not at hand Multiply the
length, breadth and height into each
other, and if the hay is somewhat settled,
ten solid yards make ton. Clover will
take from 10 to IL solid yards per ton
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country, selling their ENTIRE STOCK. which
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Embroideries Gloves and Hosiery
Shawls, Best lIoop-Skirts, Ribands
Table Damasks. Napkins and Towelings
Linen and Gotten Shooting and Shirtings
Gents and Boys Wear, all kinds
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ROCKVILLE, March 9Th, 1862.
we, the undersigned citizens of Rockville
ana montgomery county, recommend SAMUEL
A. MArLAcK as General Agent for buying and
selling Real Estate, and all other kinds Of pro-
perry, IN Montgomery and adjacent counties,
and the District of Columbia
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The New York herald., 1862-01-05
Married.


BARDEN-PARKN.-On Fricay, January 5, by the Rev.
N. ID. c. Crawford WM. VI. BARrKS, b. d. of Mansfield
Toga county Pa to izADgru b. eldest daughter of Sr.
Josiah Parkin or this city
CusIlM the residence OF the BRIDES
uncle "a Monroe street by Rcv Chas j. Jones, GEoxGE
?. CusMAS Of United States Navy, to Rosa b. GUTIERREZ,
OF Malaga SPAIN
FrKs-yocair. Tuesday evening" December 81
by tho Rev. Hiram lu;chngs, lnoaAs r. FraIN to MARY
L. vorGHr. all Of Brooklyn.
Fastou (Pcnnsyvana) and Toronto Canada West) pa
pers please copy.
Hoaay-HoGlx.--On Thursday Dcccnbcr 26 b. the
Rev, James Mcmahon, at the residence OF the brides
parents, corner Of Lexington avenue and Fortycighth
street, Mr.. DENis HOGAN 10 Miss MARY HcGAS, eldest
daughter Of James Hogan, hsl, all Of this city.
MIs%SCoTT-un "Wednesday ovesing. January /. at
the brdos residences, by tho Rev f. G. Brooks MosEs
WELLS 10 HELEN c. S,orT.
New Bedford papers plcasc copy
MAicoLM--IAyEoC Tuesday Tcccinbcr 81 by tho
Rev. John Quincy Adams. tHAALEs MALCOLM Jr. to Miss
CLARA LAyRoCK late of Canada.
Albany and Canada papers ploose copy.
PAaagii -Si:lIMAS.On Wednesday, January 1, at II.
Philips church. Wesley place, by tho Rev Wm. j. AL
s!on Jo,S r. PARSSi to Miss ABnE j. SiaAs both Of
this city.
WooDprrr-RSpw ay.-yn Newark New Jersey on Sun.
day, December 20, by the Rev. Dr. Wilson, Mr.. DAVID
wooDRrrr to Miss JoaE A. RKpwAY. beth Of that city,
The New York herald., 1862-01-05

In reviewing the various comments made Ia the daily
Journals as regards the action Of the employees Of the
Brooklyn Navy Yard and finding the most glaring
therein We the caulkcrs of the yard, most respectfully
ask that truo statement OF the facts from hands
shall find space in your columns, aud place us in true
light before generous public II has been said that
had struck higher wages Such Is nct the case our
only object in view To protect department Of
labor in New York and BROOKLYN well Ia the yard.
we have established certain hours 10 bo governed by
those hours werc changed, which produced somc tlc
dissatisfaction. Therefore merely ask from gov
ornmcnt that shall not be compelled to work longer
in tho yard than brother mechanics New York
shore And regards the charge of being unfathfu TO
our country in this most trying hour, pronounce
unnitgacd falsehood having in council resolved that
for the purpose Of suppressng this unholy rebellion we
would lay aside oil personal considerations and
our duties thereby hoping 10 crush all traitors at homo
az well abroad ind restore country TO that proud
Position and name among nations which s hor brthrgh
TIE CAUTKERS
or the brooklyn Navy Yard.
The New York herald., 1862-01-05

THE CONTEST FOR TIE sPEAKERsHIr-CALL FOR A
UNION Caucus, ETC.
ALBANY, Jan, 4, 1862
The Speaker question is the all absorbing topic today
Only about half Of the members have arrived and def
mite conclusion be arrived at as to tho final result The
several asprans have been here since yesterday attending
to their claims. Raymond Is at the Delavan and is
drawing around him the Weed politicians and cndcavorng
to convince them that he has connection with Greeley
Alvord and Hubbard also hand. The contest
has already become somewhat spicy. Bets freely
offered, with takers, that Raymond will not be the
Speaker As matters stand tonight the contest is be.
tween Alvord and Hubbard.
call has been issued for Union Of all Ia favor
Of sustaining the policy of President Lincon's TO
meet on Monday evening in the Assembly Chamber.
This has frustrated the plans OF the straight republicans
who preparing to at the place, and ap
pears bo specially opposed by the friends Of Raymond
An effort Is being madc to prevent the republicans
from taking part in the What the result will be
no one can tel! Until Of tho members reach here.
Tho river at this place Is frozen and tosms
crossing without tho least trouble.
The New York herald., 1862-01-05
additional News from Europe.

HALIFAX.
HALIFAX, Jan. 4, 1862.
The steamship Magdalene, from Southampton satur-
day the 2ls of December arrived at this port last Fri
day night.
The Magdalcnc has one thousand troops for Canada.
The Magdaenc's is anticipated by the Asa.
II reported the London Stock Exchange that the
legal authorities at Washington had pronounced against
the capture Mcssrs Mason and Slidcl, and that they
were on their way to England.
Statements from the Paris Patrie Of the number Of
French nenof.war on New York attracted attention. and
was regarded with much satisfaction on the London
Chanpc
The New York herald., 1862-01-05
The Rumored Loss OF the Para na.


Nothing has been heard here at any other telegraph
station the lower st. Lawrence Of the loss Of tho
Parana rumored from Halifax, and no belief Ia placed
IN IT, She not expected 10 como to the Sc Lawrence.
HALIFAX, Jan 4, 1862
Thcrc Is yet of the steamship Parana;
but all apprchcnsons in regard TO her safety have sub
sided from the fact that sho did not leave Southamp
ton until the goth of December.
The New York herald., 1862-01-05
Movements OF Colonel pIuIIigan.

UICA, Jan. q, I5b2
Colonel Mullgan reached this city at half past eleven
O'Clock this morning, and welcomed to hts native
city by tho city authorities, the military md immense
coucourss Of people, He speaks in be City Hail to night
The New York herald., 1862-01-05
Michigan United states Senatorial Nomi-
..nution.
DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 4, 1869.

In the republican caucus at lansing last night, Jacob
NJ Howard was unanimously nominated for United States
Senator to I'LL the vacancy occasioncd by the death Of
Senator bingham.
The New York herald., 1862-01-05

OHcial Drawings OF Murray. Eddy q
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KxsTucKY, EXTRA CLASS b-Jan. T. 1852.
", l, SO, SO, 2, l6, 65, 81, 81. 81, Q, G.
KENTUCKY CLASS 6-Jan. 4, 1862.
~, IA, Is, s. Is, 81, IA, 8, "A, SO, IL, 4, "a.
Circulars sent free of charge by undressing eherto
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
Covington KY, St. Louis, Mo.
The New York herald., 1862-01-05
OmciaI Drawings OF the Delaware state

EXTRA Glass l-January T. 1862.
Z, 10, 80, 6, 34, IA, 6, IL, %, IL, Q, Az.
CLASS A-January T. 1862
49, 49, 49, IL, 60, rs, 6l, 67, a. IA, 50, 81 ST. sc.
JOHN A. NORRIS CO.,
Wilmington Delaware.
The New York herald., 1862-01-05

Bachelors Hair Dye-'The Best In tho
world Harmless reliable and instantaneous. Sold and an.
Piled a, BACHELoRs wig facsry, 16 Rond street.
The New York herald., 1862-01-05

Beautiful Complexiors--Laird's Bloom
of Youth Liquid PEARL has NO equal preserving and
identifying the comrlcxica And skin AL druggists and 40
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-01-05
rIessrs. Mason and slidclI Expected Mt
Halifax.

Messrs. Mason and siide the rebel commissioners to
France and England. hourly expected here in the
British gunboat Rnado
The New York herald., 1862-01-05

Trusses.-Marsh & Co.'s Radical euro
Trusses Shoulder Braces and DIR Wadsworhs Uterine Ee
superior article No. vesey street, Astor House.
Oppositc the church.
The New York herald., 1862-01-05
Prizes Cashed I'm all LeEalized Lotteries,
Information given.
JOSEPH BATES, broker, 10 Wall street, up stairs.
The world ts Again Shocked.

The World II Again SnOckeus
sa
had wa
& as as fs had Ses
Brandre,h Pills Let men pause and consider Here are
worth IhsiT people sserdssd . prejudice whom
Oh Prejudice, thy shrine received victims than
all the other, Other idols the W9rld ps has eyer m seen
have affinity subject disease and
ana sns Of
eria equal Disease when III supply expenditure
they mpart The rapid bu. safe removal Of ali pur
saon mint they perfectly
ious In their curative poweI,,s ..,n 49,. :, :, =, ,,.
change we ve should old parts rsan bowels or
se Witch isothns more than
effort OF for good, throw oil what is hurlfu
A''''' ''''' BRASDRETHs PILLS,
assls as 70 ana v @
easy that the life powers instead of being oppressed
In dphea in .hroa. Affection in all fevers n heart dis
fai diseases whateSer sir use Would hasten cure
and otten save ife. o. ~ oo, ,,.,,.
ESQ NJ g $sS isfs ALL
ABLE DEALERS.
Balmoral Boots, So so, for Ladies', at
CANTRELLs s13 Broadway, between Eleventh and Twelfth
Streets
The Highest Premium Paid for Gold at
THOMPSON BROTHERS. Banking office corner of Broad
way and Wall street.
A Pure Tobacco.-YelIov Bank Tobac-
coGoodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all i'm.
wholesale iSy y E.
Ladies' Fine Double sole Balmornil
Boots for 81 BARTLETTS No. 24J Eighth avenue, next
to Twenty-third
Thomas II. Agnew, a6O Greenwich,
the grocer dealer Of tho See his
advertisement on eighth page, this day and save money
Trusses.-NIarsh q Co.'s Radical euro
Tusses Shoulder Braces and DR. Wadsworhs Uterine Ee
superior article. No Vesey street, Asor House,
opposite the church.
Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Abdominal l
Supporters and Suspens)ry Iandages Drs. GLOVER Il
THORNE, No. 4 Ann street, under Barnum's.
Ladies Eeautified.-Phalon u SONS
"Snow White Oriental Cream impars beautiful pearl or
tint TO the complexion the FIRST application. Sold by
adruggstsn the United States Europe and South America.
CristadOrO's Hair Dye. Wigs and Tou-
the In the world wholesale and retail and the
| privately applied. No. 9 As.or House.
The New York herald., 1862-01-05

Thomas II. Agnew, 2GO Greenwich
street. the great and tea dealer Of tho See his
advertisement eighth this day, aud money.
The New York herald., 1862-01-05

Ladies' Fine Double Sole Balmornl
Boots for So, at BARTLErTS No "a Eighth avenue, next
to Twenty third
The New York herald., 1862-01-05

A Pure TObacco.-YellOw Bank Tobac.
co-Goodwns Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all i'm
purtes for sale by all tobacco and Dealers and at
The New York herald., 1862-01-05

IIo1loway,s Pil1s-The Greatest Purin.
ers e the Bo aud Corrcctyes Of the Liver aud Stomach
ever known,
The New York herald., 1862-01-05

Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Abdominal
Supporters and Suspens)ry Iandages Drs. GLOVER
TI1ORNE, No 4 Ann street, under Barnum's.
The New York herald., 1862-01-05

The Highest Premium Paid for Gold at
THOMPSON BROTHERS. Banking office, corner of Broad
way and Wall street.
The New York herald., 1862-01-05

Balmoral Boots, 81 so, for Ladies, at
CANTRELLS, S13 Broadway, between Eleventh and Twelfth
The New York herald., 1862-01-05
News from tho state Capital.

THE APPROACHING SESSION OF TIE LEGIsLATCRE-
THE CONTEST FOR THE sPEAKEasHIr-CALL FOR A
UNION Caucus, ETC.
The New York herald., 1862-11-23
News from Sigel,s Corps.

THE RAIN CONTINUES REcoNNoiSsANCE-P posi-
TIoN or lgs REBELS, EfC.
FAiErAx CorEr HorsE, Nov. "a lsG2
The rain stH continues. and the roads getting quite
bad. The rebels howeyef still hang about our Aanks
stuart was at warrcnton last night with respectable
crowd aud pushed hs pickes the Mansssas Junction
road and the warrcnton pike. They Mere driven back
by cavalry under lieutenant kcens jackson s said
"a be al the west ol win considerable force.
We have positive information that stuarts hcsdquar.
cts are at warrenton aud thai Whites cavalry at
Lees burg. White has but 800 ha, stuart has artil.
ery and cavalry.
The New York herald., 1862-11-23
Movemem,. 81 general McC,.,iaa.

Beyond the reception o. vsitcss, General McCciaa is
elabed c carry his wish OF remaining quiet Among
,he number who called upon him yesterday were
Brgadier General Blsukcr Inspector General N Of tho
British army; Jose Ramon dc Olanets tho Engineer
corps OF the spanish army Colonel H. = Cits u :. A.;
william u Aspinwal and william u Asor, Esqs.
II will be known in shot time II the General will or
will accept the hosptatics VI the city. Is thoushi
however, that he VIII decline, he Is spposcd to any
public demonstration his behalf at tbs present tune.
declined Attending the opera last evenings simply
threasop that he did not wish to be ovcrruu BY the
crowd which he knew would be In attendance.
The New York herald., 1862-11-23

CfStSsAti, OHIO NOV ~ 1902
According 70 General order ~ $50, military cour, OF
inquiry, consisting ii MAJOR General Lew wallace and
igsder Generals Scoieid aud Tyler, y ordered TO con
yene At indianapolis the coming week 70 inquire INTO
Major General Bue,l's late campaign IN Kentucky. Ion
pl.lt IA Judae Advocate General Wallace e, here
INDIANAPOLIS to-day. The court viii no. conyeac how
eycv before tue middle d the week.
General Buell., u = understood, has prepared himself
with llll defence. tie has been ia indianapolis
some days. The examination viii be thorough, and viii
continue lor several days
The New York herald., 1862-11-23
The Maine Railroad Disastcr--seven
Deaths In All.

BUsIVNl NV - IbbZ.
Richard Hiatt, William Filter and John Rafferty, were
undoubtedly killed or drowned by she railroad draw bridge
disaster chsrlcs,cwp yesterday morning Their bodies
we're probably swept away by the current These added
to hoso already reported make seven death. al from
the catastrophe
The New York herald., 1862-11-23
Rumorcd Advance OF Stonewail jackson
ON Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov 22, 1862
The city has been aI'ed to-day with the Trmor that
sonewali Jackson advancing npon Washington,
and has already arrived al Leesbars There no relis
ble foundation for srch rumor IL IL more probable
that Jackson is hurrying c coin he main body 81 the
rebe army and tna, the cavalry which shows Itself al
different points upon outposis merely covering his
movement towards GordcDsyiile.
The New York herald., 1862-11-23
Attack ON the Union Troops Near HALL
town-The Rebels Driven Oh with Loss.
HARsBs's FERRY, Va, Nov. %,

HARPss's FERRY, Va, Nov. %, 1862.
OE working parties attacked this mosains near
Batown by troop of rebel horse. General Gcary or
dercd six masked guns 10 open them They
driven back the first round, and shsied long
they were within range Several men aud horses were
placed hors du coD.bat We did not lose man.
The New York herald., 1862-11-23
Arrival or General Fremont a. Cimcin-
natl.

wv
General frencnt arrived here tonight unaccompanei
lie came very quietly and lately his room
al the Burnc,,, nobody except the clerk aud your
correspondent knowing Of bis advent Something IN
tho wi
The New York herald., 1862-11-23

q
Making total Of ten gunboats and enc hundred and
twenty one gune.
Were II necessary this naval could be augment
ed by the Tyler Conestoga Chcothc, ndiaaoa, Bragg
Little Rebel Fort Henry and those OF the gunboats
nearly finished
will be the formidable fortAcations AT vicksburg But
when 1t s remembered that Commodore Farragut, with
his fleet Of gunboas and mortar boats, Is below .hesc
works and easily operate with the fleet from above,
il will be seen what an overwhelming force Will be
brought TO bear for the reduction OF the rebel stronghold
al Vcksburg.
The canal dug by order of General Butler Last
will be Of no advantage to In attack Gentlemen
who have lately been with the transports carrying rebel
prisoners to VGksburg say that since the abandonment
OF the work by troops the enemy have erected
formidable batteries there, commanding the dboucae OF
the canal and had taken all the precautions of hng up
the channel, as TO prevent the washing out OF the
canal when the river rises And should the water
riec sufficiently to wash out channel, the guns Of the
enemy would still command the canal.
The attack upon Vicksburg last summer failed for want
o cooperating land force on our part. Mctlcrnands
expedition will obvate this want in the FUTURE and when
Vcksburg is again attacked IL will bc taken by storm by
McClernands troops This city captured, and the way
comparatively Gear to New Orleans
The expedition Of General McClcnand will be ready to
by the 10th OF December at farthes perhaps much
earlier. II will be followed by the gurboats Of General
Eett, who will have large force Of rfautry, cavalry
and artillery to keep the clear Of gueras and rebel
batteries General Ellstts command will be quartercd
armed transports that II DO moved rapidly
any point where e pre- may he required and II viii
have in conjunction with the gunboats complete survei
lance Of the lower Mississippi and its navsabc tributaries,
that when the river IS opened will remain open,
and its navigation become entirely sale 10 steamers
This Is one OF the most important movements OF the
IL success will be prayed TOR most feryenty and
will prove the end OF the rebel reign in Mississippi Lous
ana, Texas aud Arkansas.
The New York herald., 1862-11-23
TURNPIKE TO ORANGE COURT HOUSE

dercksburg with and children on board was
fred into, but fortunately Of them were hurt.
The citizens Of Fredericksburg are fast leaving the
place.
The New York herald., 1862-11-23
r,,c N.xv Jersey Unii"i states Senators

1RrN,ys, M Nov. 2 1902.
Goyenor oldcn to-day appointed Richard :. Field, Of
Princeton tinted states senator 70 Oh the vacancy c..a.
ss,rsa hy tbs de.th NJ lion John II. Thcmrs rhe
term expires on the aib of March next
The New York herald., 1862-11-23
THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
Ripley, Miss, and Orizaba Occu pied by
Union Troops.

SUV'
Reconnaissance from Lagrange to Ripley, Miss, re-
turned night having occupied that place and 0rzaba
eight miles south Of il, twenty flour holrs. Our forces
took sixty seventy prisoners and seventy horses and
mules. Oar loss was nothing.