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The BpFNrpIAH Of January 9Th, reeo'v ld by
'bo l,,t Noun ain Eislo at this port, has The
i,loNiuL ptrasraph
H,- Btl iuuIa Aajost} 'oaner Racer, .r.
rived hero from Now iork, uu Friday last, Her
adyico7 arc 10 the 2gth ulli imo, and contain n va
of the highost m0ment. The American cabinet
has acceIed 90 tho iust demands Of Great Brit.
ain, VIZ Tho restoration 10 her protection o.
the four persons f,rei1iy taken a. prisoners fiOm
the steamer front This decision must, wa
think, bo laiod with sali faction by all plrtiss.
We aio thsiouy spared loom tho apprelcu4., n
Oi tho hOIrss vi additional war, and tho Amer.
leans have suowu their good sense Ia thus com.
plying wlh tho very mpd-mte ocmauds NAL
ID
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arm Of Mr.. Fueitt. lie fired q second tims,
the hall p'ssing through tho slmo arm. Mr.
Fugitt, although partially disabled, clubbed
his 'muskct, and advat cling on his sssailant,
struck him a severe low on the head; but while
in the act Of doing so the pistol was again dis
charged, aud Mr.. Fugitt tell to the floor with
a terrible wound in the neck. After no had
f-llen. the cowardly ruhisus returned, in'ulted
the helpless wife ard children, spurned the in
animate body Of the husband, wantonly de-
sttoytd what property they could lay their
bands on, ana finally left the house aud frm,
after stealing eleven horses which were on the
MA
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A Camp Wood, Ky, correspondent Of tho
Cincinnati G,lErrE, writing Jan. nth, givo
the following account Of an incident that occurs
ed at that place
Ieste day there were four prisoners taken,
euA brought ito camp. The way 1t oyc gred
wa this: \ gent oman hy the name of .I,~r kins,
lcoi Union man, living some five miles from
fhH ti1cr, being ~ her troublesome to tho rob.
c''. was compiled TO find protection IN our
..npnout. Having b0H some time in our
cup, ho worry natural had a desiru to 800 his
Wliy ard little ores. tic wont and passed. ,oN-
tfAl dhN p Uninterrupted Bat yostruliy MON.
i.. be hc,rl thu cla'tcr OF horses i,,t on ,to
stony road. Rp.hiug go tho d,,r, te
II re't down tho rad ard saw it sN trm.
.ng wiu Sactsh cay,lty. Sp mgng quick
" 'V Tho hacE door, hs mgis bis way uuic'ly
Ac ,ss he yttd TO tho bsrn, whore ho had kcpt
nit horse, a ''i did va, ready sli led, ~
tla' he could b, m tho saddle a. moments
warning M'u1tiug h'm IN tho barr, he opened
'ho door ani putin, spurs 10 h4 horse. he
va. or dl ing down the road In the direction
&C. tho r.,or Tho rcscl. ia tho mcautime had
'ialtod" Immediately in font OF the no lsc
az th.y did mo- disc Iygr him until hs was ny
INK down the road some hundreds o. yards
ahead oi heuL AZ sO1 AZ disc lvered sOmo
thriy ~ tho rebels pfaried In hOf pufauit
lhcy had putsutd him about mile,
Whom tlcv ,gau tl diop "a Que bv one, As
.shhst "a AlU lutI OF FNlttnlg too uu1f
Tho Iiy,D At tho ouN "a ~. ..., "A Mi,
,hoto were but four or hyo in pursuit. II wiA
'hnn WITHIN milo of our picke's and no.
kuoNirg vho thcy were stationed, conceived
the ida Cf dnwi1g his puysuors into trap.
Consequently, no hul IN hs horse m'il they
Wcrc within about 100 ward, Of him; thcv rs a
1a ter of coufsH, imagined his horse was t,1ut
worn ont, and the prey w0ul soon fall into ucir
hands, but just ~ th,y i,uccd thov nat tho
victim, they noticed q ,mdl body Of mon i'm
med ately on th.i- ri ,h' Suspot ing they were
gettirg into mos too clo quarters To- be COM
Portable, they sudlonly c,mo TO a hale and
''ahoft whcol AID not hundred yards en- their
roar drawn up IN line across the road, was a
"squsl' Oi our men amounting TO about
twenty.
The rebels seeirg thoy wcro fairly cntrsppod,
ruruy surrendered, and whom hrou'ht iuto
camp looked most decidedly ''ohoap,' losing
their victim AID at tho sa ne time being en-
trapped themselves.
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personal NOTICES.

INFORMATION WANTED OF ELIZA NC
CLOUSkEI, native of C0. Monaghan Castle
Buury, Ireland: when last heard from, ',-,,,es
ago, sine was living iu 9Th ave, this city. Any in
t,rmutou ot her will ho thankfully resolved by her
brother Jnl ~, ~ Mr. KERW5 Pdtnaui c.. II u-o,
cor lth ave uui lUth Il. III t'lA
DENSIONS SECURED FOR SOLDIERS
wounded or Disabled duripg the prosont war,
and aIsl ftr the wi lows NJ thpsc kiei nr WIN may
have lied In service. CLAIMS 'ur pay, bounty, &c.
promptly attended ~. CALVIN w. SMITH, cot.
Chamber and Chatham sts itt3 9t,o'i22
DECISIONS, BOUNTY LAND, BOUNTY
money aud prize money and III other fs'ms f1I
soldiers tber widows and heirs collected promptly
by GEO. wOoDMAN, 23 Pine a. i,3 2Its'i0l
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CAST RIVER SAVINGS BANK,
"a CHAMBERS ST.

N.w York, Dec. ~, 1901.
)iylipp' The usual saull-NpnuN dividend. attie
"a ny air prr cent. per suurr, ON AT sums from
81 I, ftno; and 6ve per sent ou sums over $500,
sil hr payable on aild altor the S0ih of JarIAry,
1902.
H.ur or.1 Il s'y rom 10 4. n tpsP. ~, aud on
rruraiay rsHu,n. from 60 o'clock.
Money d-pusitel On or hHipre January llth,
al .lr..,, tltsr..,t fruir ''.r q ~ January.
PETER H. TITUS Pres.
guAs. A. WHITNEY, Sec. dll 24ac'i2l
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SAVINGS BANK,

- NEw YoRK, Jan. 10th, 1866.
THE DEfOsTTORs ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that Interest, at the rate " IRE per cent. per
mum, on all sums Of Ave dollNrs aud upward, and
no, exceeding ave hundred dollars, AMI Jour pen
cent. per annum on ali sums over Ave hundred dnl.
lars, which have been deposited Al eas, three
months previous " the lst nst, viii be allowed W
the deppsitors payable aud amer Monday, tae
Goth inst, In accordance with the provisions OF the
by-laws. All interest not called for will remain
priAdpa', and draw interes, accordingly trum LIST
inst.
This Bank Il open fnr business daily from 10 ~ 2
o'clock, and ON Monday, Wednesday, aud Friday
evenings from ~ O'Clock, at No. 130 Bowery. ny
order Of the Trustees
THOMAS JEREMIAH, President
@. II. CoGaRsuALI, Secretary. 10 6'i0i
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VA, u,t 1t aud 2d ayes Open daily, from h. 2,
ami frtu a. Z. A dividend will ho paid ou ani
after January 2Oth, uu al deposits eutit Il " the
same, at the rie of six per cont per annuu, uu All
.IiuS % five i Ts tfl upwards. Interest otct'lod
tr sill 10 r.I.cd g. tho credit of dcrH-it'rs ant
draw interest the same ~ the Origin q deposit. De-
p,.lts m,l Un or before Jmutry 2tth, will ha, W.
t,rr-t r u January GEORGE FOLSOM, prcs..
sTYNOCR A. RrNCE, Sec. l,w,Tu,s,GM'
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lrrITTNC OFFICE 4so BROADWAY

Men wishing 20 Join good regiments now In
!, good opportunity now Is liierel, Ivy CALI
headquarters, $50 Broadway. 800 bounty
paid at the expiration ui the service. Lieut..
III l.. BLOWER, of Gl-t Royt. y. Y. $. v,
recruiting officer. Us 2i1c'l9
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SAVINGS BANKS.
BROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION

~ NEW YoRK, Jan. 5, 1859.
INTEREST NOTTCE-Depositors are hereby no
titled that the usual semi annual inteies deposits
entitled thereto al the rate cf six per cent sr
mum on sums not exceeding $500 and Eve per cent
over 500, will be paid on and afer Monday, 2Oth
instant Interest placed to the credit Of dep0st,rs
and II no, Withdrawn, will draw interest the same
deposit frum LIST instant.
FRANCIS P. sCHOALS, President.
wAnH n. WORRALL, Secretary.
PETER CUMMING, Accountant. iis t0'i26
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ persons, that have withG raW VA from the nrm
II BAYLES, HAMILTON q CO., aul viii he IN NJ
Say responsible for any debs contracted by the said
arm amer this date. Datel JalUG.y sth, 1852. a,
HUYLER, DR., MOTT, jsI4 Gus
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DR. W. BEACH, AUTHOR OF THE
- America1 AZ form PIu.tiac, Ia connection with
Dr. !. BEACH have O.. .ou aL Wee nj liS East sash
IT, hstWeen 2i and Sd syes. Once hours from 0
oil a, n, and ty5Pk. lib EtSc'lD
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F,riross $s,nyte JJs, IA 1,g Of truce Lo-
tay to,k se gs'al rebel yrisonarI
Tho aag steamer then proceeded up the James
river about nine miles stove Newport News.
AMI met the steamer from Richmond, with ous
hundred aud fifty released Ution prisoners, two
I whom escaped from prison lass night and got
Va lgari the boat, being coAsealed by their COM
rs''s. One Of them ovadsd examination by
jumping on the guards Uf the BOAT but the
ether, IN attempting . TO do 80, was detected and
tas n back.
Nj OF tho prisoners were oonvslosctnts from
tho hospi.sl Abou. twenty had crutebss, and
a doz.n al io TO carried on board, sons on
co's. Al of thcm bad been wounded. They
sslutcsi the Old stars and stripes with burst Of
enthuSvm that brought tears 10 tho syes,
mary vAvirg heir crutclss above their heads
On iheir way back ho vhary,s and eu,bink-
m,Ut az Newport News were throngod with
sold'ds who greeted tho released prisoners
with ttomaadous ohoer. The Cumbed.nd and
Congress zero also manned, and gave most
tnilrsisstic ~ oung = he priso era.
The followirs are th, names of tsat po-tiSs
q tho released prisoners belonging to New Yosk
/. A Mst,slc un NY. WA. BAd~ip,
1kh N. " 7. Carr, Ggth y. Y; NJ J. Dillon,
lob n. Y Geo Bcal, 20 y n. T.; John P.d.
bury, 10Th N Y. NJ. hiichie, 30 N. VII.
failow, I h \. Y A. \. lly'o, 71st N. Y;
y; \. Foley. 81 \. Y; j. Lcuy, 11Jh N. Y;
NJ. Kcll,, 1'th y. Y: L. Sh,wna. ". 69 h N.
Y; T. 7. Rich, 18th n. y c. A. Ten Eyck,
lih y. Y; II. II. Clarke 11th n. Y; tohn
punu, llh y. Y; John VI Tiyf o, G9th N. Y;
John Johnson, 79.h y. Y; W. l.. Wilson, 11th
\ Y. Th-ma llorbert Go.h y v; = Pe,srr,
60 h y. v; John OBti,n, 3sth y Y ; INs.
Colgpr, 19th y. Y; 1lpcs Baker, 70 .hN. Y;
W. l.. Mansfield. lith y. y; Wu. Coll, 1iti
n. Y; o. lnuuiu, Ga'h y. Y; j. H. Do ny,
Sth n. Y; WIN. T.. simpson, 27th NY; Lsvis
Francis, lith n. Y. WIN. Ronnio, 1ith n. T.;
$ \ Mokoeuo, 21th NY Stephenson, 79t6
N.Y. John Clino, 9Th NY; John Fitzgerald, 0oth
N. Y; d. A. Thompson 19.h n. Y; Bcni. u.
Roynolds Gath n. &; NJ Pink, 79lh N. Y;
\. G. u wcbstor, ~ n. V; !. Mcfarland,
~ n. Y; r.. v. Hileg 3sh " Y, T.. G..
Grocue 18Th n. v; lime, D1rslv, t9h ".
y, Wm. Ro's, 3sh y. y. ID. q. NJ Lley, ooh
iot. MrGl Gpth n. \; K c. Ks.chm, l3th
n Y; L. OSuuiv.n ti'h N. Y; WIN. Max-
rdl, ~ ~ Y: J,lu1 sullivan, i2i N. Y;
Francis Csmutoll ~ n. y; Thomes Murphy.
sab \. ii $ !. Nichols, n. " Potor Mur-
phy, tIfhN. Y.
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nNIDEND-
- WVING SAVINGS RESTITUTION No. es
Marifl st.-The trustees ui tuIs inst tuition have
r, ted thal interest ~ tho rate " gN l6l per cen,
usr annuui uu al sums " fE,O and Ave th per oeut
,n all sums mp g. $1,000, ant four tll per cent
FI.t ann ,uuf, he u.N to ~ dapptitnra entitled
thereto, pay h'r on nri after Monday tho 10th lay
. january Az Interest not Withdrawn will draw
,llHrssi a. Yiinc
JOHN CASTREE. President,
gANnECpLT l.. BUXTON, Secretary
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81 i,ypocrits-Epicuruss own hog in tho sacred
- p Bishop q Oxford, by way Of blisserng the
the death Of the Princs Consort n provoked
"by the national sins" Would the smooth
prelate explain 'cby death Il 70 be understood
as mark Of Divine displeAsure 2 To our ap-
preheusion, his sleek and soapy life. his very
existence among Ge, appears ths most conspic1-
Gus scourlge Of our sins.
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Nc MACHINES -LADIESLFARNED

] NJ 70IINF TT ~ TI7-' "
|erate on Singers, Wheeler u wus.u's, and
! ed Empire machines Singers family ma
|nev, SAO SINCERE No. ?, new. 46T, wlr-
Empire ma'hincs fr sale, 50 A. d ~,
he'd. MqchInos ,vchlnscd aud flr sale l2I
i 81, front basement. lalS2'
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\ AAinll tllN.ll' ihNs1 hhflNNplulhh hA Nho
Luui-l H. DFsoCHNr tells ths story 80
now have before me letter u a friend
from private ia Colonel llaggarls cavalry
regiment, Stationed AZ Columbia. Tho writer
was formerly a Justice Of tho peace, is a rough
fpoCmen ol mountain character, Is ford OF his
grog and good Joke, and alwats ready for a
fght whenever Ii may suit the convenience Oi
his or his coun'ry's enemies His name Ia An
DroH jack ON Cannon, (rathsr significant Of
'ho puGnacious propenrity) IL seems that
Squire Garmon took "a worry active part in Ia
vOr Of the Union cause in Cumberland lhis
CountvD Monroe and Motcslt counties last sum
mcr and fall, captured somo twenty head OF
rOntraLaud mulc5 and several horaes, and had
u lani in Bringing 10 a boat on Oumbe land
I..,g ougaged in the COn,rthaud buF..ess-ih u
,..rd, Squire GurmOn WA a toms 10 the 20.
o.. no ,,ucrally in that L'C,lry, ronaering lm-
sent obnoN,ous 90 thsir blood-lhlrsty pro1lN l.
liug.
Some t,r or frtc,r daya dnce, Squire Car
q, lolrfCl that his family were al down SICK
.h tlnuolsl.a q, al HH.ngu'lu. d tU visit Ihom,
.f vla. if nj. ht 80 -o,tu-oI - through
tom h|s r.lliu O. lOu. audar pro 81 that he
.. t,.ulJ " ult NOS. r return b. his Pc 'iment
r.., rr ...oad NJ ~ aircr h's o'0yJ at
b.. . he .'r..h, lis ~ r,ishhor' and r,lH-
',r twrrty eight : on, armed cIpr pie
81 ted i.s loH @ aUi raped NJ has door, Tue
Squire hllod them no an5wer. lie sprlng
cut Of bed, gathered his irons and Lighted a
candle, when be discovered three men in his
dining room, and fred at them, Tnoy oil scam
Torod ont Of tho h uHo, ono falling dead at tho
4 1Dr. The captain then ordered Tim 20 com.
ogt, which ho refused 90 lo, a ii r tGru invited
| tH,m 'u como in and uNcUyngo bullets there
| Thus they dlel.nru 10 do, uud inmodately
| or ned fire o. hIo hou.a through the ropr3 auI
/ W n1pNs tho Squire returning tla fire q.
! it .s Poo cui This was kept -p th,
| squire ti b. .ou. an lour, whoa hi
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VIEW DAYs-ABLE-BoDIED Mer
EATORs on SKIRT Bt-sTLES TO

ont work: also some h. work in the house,
hands accustomed 10 the work need apply;
iris n reed bustlos, plenty work all the
III West 3Tth It, near sth ave. jai6 3'l33
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WANTED.

BUGLAR WANTED, FOR THE
/ :, Regt.. now Ia the field Please call Inn
/ y st AsO Broadway, Recruiting once.
ials s"123
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ORGANIZATION or rnr noDy GUARD.

"ltmouts Hundred Days in Missouri" con-
aiu, ,,m. a,gOuat o. the hyly guard d, Spring
u.itt
Among tNu io-D'.u officers whom the rmc Of
3Uu. Ftpu0 lrIs u oupd h'm wa Jhtrirs
.. o,y. f, llu' .,,rau iu.,ac, but long q rvsi-
B. nt Il thtE e. .uutfy. H. III, LHyhlH', h. ui
I'D plunged into Ju, passionate hut un tyi ling
rg.o VII oh Huc.7Vy made for her hhgry.
a. ouco ATTRACTED the att ,ution Ct GsgiS,d
%. ari sts by hip placed in mutgi ui
n .pd e np'uv Of cavalry. In ono o. ,1o des-
r.'t cur ','mrUts uf the wa, IAspny 1T a
.. ...,. uIuu lirg. ariuoy torcu. Moro than
.a'I uf bis men were slain. iir Wag wounloi
end taken prisou'r Two. years pn'soi before
ho could exchange an Austrian dungeon Tor
Autut lean exiIo.
General From ont welcomed igonyi cor ialy.
Nd authorized him 10 recruit u company OF
hO. sc, 10 act as his ryly-gunrd. gInyi was
most scrupu'Uus ip bis selection; but -p irleat
was the do'lro to serve uuGor tho ego and near
the p,r-on yi tho G3noId, that in five Gays
ll 80 the list, were UJUntd two full Upmpani ~
were enlisted. Soon after, "A wlelo company,
gHmpo-ri Of tho very nuwor Of tho youth ut
k.ntuukv, rendered its services and requested
to lc a6rod to fho Guard. Z .uuyi was still
uyerNh'lmol with applications, and ha obtained
o 'missiOn TO recruit n fourth company. The
,OIrth company, however dd not go INTO the
u'.d. The men were clad in hlua jackets,
tIossofs and caps. They wore armed with
nrht German snhres. TIE best that at that tine
could be- pcowed, and royolyera; besides
which, the frat comp'uy carried carhinos. lhoy
w"ro mounted upon bay hor'"s, carefully chosen
rom the Government stables. Zlgonyi hal
tu. li' 10 time 90 instruct his recruits, but in
lts tlar month from Tho C1mme cement Of tho
,nlistmcnts the Body Guard was avell dil"iplin-
,d aud most efficient corps Of cavalry. Tho otli-
,ofs were all An,iicans except thrs. no H1-
lander and two Hunynrian', I,gonyi and Liou-
t'raut Mnythonyi, who came IL the Jnitod
States duril Z nj. boy ylool.
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Arrival Of Released Prisoners at
Fortress Monroe
,nEIR EornU-rAsrIC REosPrroS.

DECEASED NEW yORERRS At RTc8
NOND.
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DI;NTTS1RY.
A RrlEIClAI. rRfrH INsrRrRn FnR r11Y

Niowcst prssule price. r y'tn dllri with grI VI,
silver ~ rnuts bone filing without pain ~ oe0ts
and upwards Toath carefully rvtrtcted ~ cents
10y pr. ). 3. CONwAY, lbo E-st 4hu ,t. h.t 1d ,li
ard Rv.st itN 2lar'tNi
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LADEsI
OURS, FURs, FURS-LAOIEs BUY Your

EURS FURS, FURS-lAOlES BUY Your
L 'lrs 81 pcr cent legs than at any othsr n re ia
- city, AZ the Great r. ~ N lntin Depot, Water
MINI ha'i Capes, muti- tui cuffs ~; Frcupa Sable
cupes, NUTS and cuff, ~ o. %; Fron,h MuL cnpu,
mu1 and cuiis, - t. fiu; French Mink NUTS a. "
f-,5n; Nater NIX ua., 81 g. S.,jn; Wrench Sable
mudr g. ,bu to 80; MuS Mt.'iu, per setL tl,, worth
$50, At tOhIERs, 40 CHATHAM ) iuar,s cor mui
.'...t R6 2tilc'lub
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M ILLIHNIoDUI I'IIi TNOI EI'I TT - 1''Io
st and store cor Smith and DGvoe stg; lsl cott,ge
cor smith and Ains.ie St.; terms very C@lg Apply
" X. L. KELLOGG, ~ Beaver st N Y, Il Nso
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HOUSE FOR SALE-TO POLICEMEN
II r t-rr.-3 -u.. J-st1ry brick houses m
o.. ...f'.u, no .Hw prices. Payments may be made
-a.. su.. ulutorly .r Otherwise. Apply 90
e.. R..v.rrt, y y, ar D l. Il. KLLLOGGjlG 2iu'lll
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-08

"THE LAND OF BowIE-KNIvEs And REPGDI-
ArIoN."-The Equal Rights Exposition. paper
which has been denied the mails, contains an
article in reply to the Visala Delta, In which
occurs the following delectable bombast
We write, and put up without writing, our
editorials to suit our sovereign selves, l.. L. Hall
and s. j. Garrison, and If the manner In which
we conduct our paper meets the appreciation of
The " Secession " element, as IL Is called, and
we have the most ndubtable proof that 1t does.
we are pleased. We both sprang from the gal
liant, generous, the magnanimous South, the land
of "repudiaton aud Bowie knives" both OF
which, with the addition, sometimes, of the bul.
let, the rope, and tar aud feathers, have been
brought into requisiton to free the country of
psalm singing, thieving, poisoning, incendary
Yankee Abolitionists, who have piled their voca
tion until they have disrupted the Government
aud plunged IL into revolution.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-08

ENGLISH MERCY ILLUsTR ATED.--In bis book en-
titled "My Diary in India" DR.. Russell says
French officer had complained of certain vio-
lences attributed to some British officers, in cold
blood "But he should know" says the Doctor.
g that there is no cold blood at the sight of
rebel" He then adds
"When Neill marched from Allahabad, his
executions were numerous and indiscrimlnate
that one of the officers attached to his column
had TO demonstrate with him. on the ground that
il he depopulated the country he could get no
supplies for the men,"
At Delhi certain house was held by the rebels
with a rrs0lute bravery which, DR.. Russell says,
was worthy of being chanted in national song.
But after the house had been completely perfOra
ted by artillery, and entered. and most of the
few remaining inmates dispached-the narrative
proceeds thus:
One OF their number was dragged out to the
sandy plain outside the house; he was pulled by
the legs to a convenient place, where he was held
down, picked in the face aud body by the bayO
nets of some of the soldiery, whilst others col
lected fuel for small pyre and, when all was
ready. the man was roasted alive. There were
Englishnrn looking on-more than one officer
saw it, No one offered to interfere. The horror
of this Internal cruelty was aggravated by an
attempt of the miserable wretch 10 escap" when
half burned to death By sudden effort he
lraped away, and, with the flesh hanging from
his bones. ran for II few yards ere he was caught.
brought back, put on the fire again aud held
there by bayOneis ill his remains were con
sumedu
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-08

ONE SOUTHERN UNIoNIsT,-Mr. Hurlbut, in his
account Of his Southern experiences, relates the
following anecdote which occurred during his
Journey from Atlanta to Richmond
~ may, perhaps. also observe that near Jones
boro, Tenn, came upon the only Instance Of
defiant Unionism which met with during my
whole sojourn at the South. AS we drew into the
station at that place. small boy with a large
voice entered the cars, offering for sale n VS.
paper about the size of a moral pocket handker-
chief IL this the biggest paper you can raise
in J0nesboro, boy ~ cried Confederate officer.
seated Just in front of me. "No, Sir" replied
the lad, turning sharp his heel to the speaker,
there IL another and bigger paper In Jonesbo.
ro, but IL goes in for secession, and don't ap-
prove its principles"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-08

THIS ABOLITION WAR."-It Is q frequent re-
mark among open secessonlsts aud " reconstruc-
tion " Democrats-HeaVen preserve the name OF
Andrew Jackson from deAlement-that the war
now waged by this nation for its lie, is an Abo'
liton war, that the great objects for which 1t
was undertaken have been lost sight OF, aud that
1t has degeneratcd into paltry scuihe, In which
say whether cOmmiseration or guut,ffN ,hSVI 10
feeling with which such remarks should be re-
ceived. The probability Is that both sentiments
are to be invoked, aud applied as the case In
hand may demand. II the semi'traitor knows no
better, II Is best to only pity him :" aud let him
go.u If he knows better, or has had opportuni-
ties of knowing better, then indeed Is 1t dlnicuit
to think or speak as contemptuousy OF hun as
he deserves. The men most Objectionable who
utter this mendacous statement are those OF
Northern birth, who were never Ia one OF the
slave States, and have been led TO admire the
system OF negro slavery from the fact, II may be,
that at some time or other he has been booted"
by some Mississippi blackeg, and has felt, slnc>
that time, Il profound respect for every thing
chivalic. Ii is impossible to give to this class
the Justice to which they are entitled IL Is not
in the compass of words to express the contempt
with which men are to regard them. Loosening
our cravat, we make just one effort: II every
expression of contumely and every adjective OF
scorn, every word of objurgation ever found In
any language, living or dead, or thought In I'M
common bitterness by any OF the sons OF man,
were concentrated into one burning focus, like
the rays in the Archlmedean lens, and then was
Kissed by the curling lips of the ncarnate Scorn.
It would give faint expression to the feeling with
which these recreants are to be regarded. Pah
How poorly the best words in language shadows
forth their unspeakable veness. All forgetfni
that Tor them, and their children forever, there
ia no secure hope which is not indissolubly con
nected with the fate of this nation all unmind-
ful that the nation which they are too cowardly
to take up arms against, but which they would
. nat hstY.n hafn mr.
Other thing with life ia IL, they take themselves
to the pititul, the miserable task OF saying Ia
the face of bril- ght proof to the contrary, that
our great fleets are whitening the sea, and our
vast armies mastering a6eld, prompted by no
sentiment of pride or patriotism, but for the pur-
pose Of freeing the slaves. Would to Coo that
il Law in the power of Government proclama-
ton to emancipate them from their miserable,
selfish natures, aud their unutterable yileuess.--
Shasta Courier.